12 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fdc0dd7cee4d43efe03598d0f2d6ac30.pdf 7b7f468de90a6c5ad612032e99f1b1b5 PDF Text Text I. - I F. - - . - - - . . , r " - - - - — - ' ' r - i c' - r , p • , . - 4 Evening Hors Id, Sinford,Fl. BLONDIE ACROSS Tuesday, Nov. 48 Component of Answer to Previous atom by Chic Young I Glee A0 49 hfold IA Puule $H -:-2--) t I (:Z ; I IL ) _11 I ./ d, - - L 0 24 Baseball 40,1 I 1 11 , I ° WWAT SEEN THE TRAINING PI LM...PO ITJUST NO. 5 IS THE pj 7 WHE _ BROKE POWN FOR WRONG, T THE WAY THEY SHOWEP YOU do 31 Fabulist by Mort Walker ____ NOW, YO U'VE ALL. . undulating ,,. BEE TLE BAILEY 6 I 1 0 I 0 Z _____ Z 5 1ILIM I M 8 IT (2 32 39 As wall 41 Smells 42 Important 43 Italian volcano 11 12 - - - -- - - - - - - ______________ - - prevent any i place the leno of your eye. The new the old colls are pushed to the interior pan of the lens itself. Time are damaged cob and cause the cloudy changes in the lens. That's why age is this most common CiUU There are a n ber - - - ____________ US L 8 WT — — — — I I . ' I I 1 Me C S - - J i I - j 1 HOROSCOPE For Wednesday, November 21, 1979 cataracts, including what kind of slaues or contact NY 10019. As The Health Letter I'm lenses you might have after sending you explains, the lens surgery. In general, U of the eye has Certain tissue cataract Is the only on working out the answers to skin. It constantly forms new surgery combined with a large issue today Instead of cells. In U*can of your skin, contact lenses afteir surgery by Howl. Schneider argujg about it. Think, don't c are simply dad provides very suitale vision, \ MiRE P.1EE. N 7••' H*4 j.i.. tiic\ Throh careful and clever fight. LA-rFLY?I MUM OffM fM A 90A KM~ AWBOW Piano'"""coming year YOU ARMS (March 21-April 19) SU HIM ALLW&K ROM CALL Will be We to nuke a peat Today is an excened time to dow out of Iipare Aftfti.a. begin bx*ft for hish ap . 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' ' 4that `it lost to the It you dick to your own I : Suppose Pala 30 Pass 4 - JacL The defooders -would U111111101 to allow others to can Avoid sme sum @I. your itinarwy. IAW posses, arovad the bons, Pm 49 Plas 4NT - only have two hearts Wt. Two . It 101111W Mori CN*m PM 61r PM I Of dmmmfl hearts could be pan 64 Pass $9 ruffed and eventually the fifth bud WORW at u You can cbm* on an other . 19) TOM aui of today's tber. combination 0=.&&---and win an that __ a opeaft le".4 X BUGS BUNNY by St.fluI & H&mdskl f ,cas), he has made this No ab . r t - - ATBRIDGE WIN ,.- . _________ - It - - g ____________ j _______ n ___ "People are accustomed In large shopping centers and malls to parking and walking somis didances to shop, but in downtown areas they AM expect to park within a reilsonable distance of the stores where they wiih to dwpo an taking place, "The plan is not functional," Speer said, insisting the extended planters will present a hazard and make vehicular parking and traffic dangerous. The attorney said the area has unusually wide sidewalks - 15 feet wide -and the planters should be placed fully on the sidewalk areas. "The sidewalks on Orange Avenue, downtown Orlando are eight feet wide, while ours are 15," he said. "I seldom see three persons walking abreast on First Saud*ls Regaio n everyone wants to see downtown beautified. "But it should be done in a mamer not to Lmpede ads Ingress and Speer said construction time Is estimated at 3 months to complete the improvernertU and this will be a detrimient to downtown business. "They intend to tear up the internewns of Park, MW011a and Palmetto with Sh rine Many people were killed in the hinted that the unidentified gunmen were Government officials said the crWb at takeover, including the religious head of agents of Zioniun. hiam's holiest shrine was over, but did the mosque, the agency awd, but this "It's not unlikely that ZIwAsm, as it ca earlier, wants o damage not elaborate, saying the Interior report could not confirmed. Mlnisk;7 win rellesse. a 1144 A Al Qabu &W the bwas d God arA cvAn a dWw. A First Street and put bricks In the intersections and new MWP and to place. tbo trow and eoul~hlp Spueç I - Sd that Jacksonville architects originafly, company to prepare eonretained by fl f the revitalizatIon said many months c pt dra ego that the Magnolia Avenue closing and the pedestrian mall there is "pivotal" to the project as a whole. • me people out of Jacksonville expressed the opinion that without Magnolia Avenue the project will fall flat on ltsface.Aflwewouldtiaveisdreaslngupsldewalksand ers. concur thatKnowles said. "If we do not have Magnolia Avenue, It is just an exercise.of Barnett disegreed today, saying,"I don't think any part of the plan Is pivotal to any other part of the plan. I don't think any put of the plan is sacred." The city in the 1976-1980 budget allocated $77,000 to Purchase materials for the downtown revitatization work, pledging as well labor valued at $54,478.14 and equipment ,w—. - I '.! t ,-, " 0 ,,, *.'~%,:,~.. . . valued at SAM. Latest estimates are that materials will I ,.f )- IL" .., -*4" I #k., ...1t. P. ) ~, & : , I., ,I 4, ~ , " -,~~, h ,t N . , . ?~, r , I . II. ') '. '. ..,O;*,. Aj -A 4 rrivolousmatter? 145 RMLLY Pakistani forces to the British Embassy. Deputy P( State Department spokesman Tom said the evacuated Americans were In good condition and RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UP!) — Saudi The identity or religious affiliation of the Arab League summit conference, troops today wrested control of Islam's the invaders was not immediately personally ordered the military attack holiest shrine - the Sacred Mosque of known. against the mosque's occupiers. The Kuwaiti news agency said the In Tehran, Iran, a statement issued by M Iunidentified M took a large number of hostages Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's office gunmen w1., ac mosque and gunmen and ba rricaded themselves In one of the condemned the attack as the "work of too,, many hostages on e 1,400th shrine's seven minarets. criminal American Imperialism" and thday of the Islamic religion. Street except on rare occasions," Speer said, adding that "ThIe city now has the calstruction plans and the money,bA we & not have unanimity of groups downtown as to what they want and do not want," Knowles said. bassy on the third floor, the top foor of the the only casualty of the 6-hour siege was floor vault. a U.S. Marine Cpl. Steven Krowley of Other mobs of anti-American Moslem building. militants, enraged by reports of the Pakstani troops battled their way into Port Jefferson, N.Y., who was fatally seizure of the Grand Mosque In Mecca, the compound and chased the invaders wounded in the mob attack burned two U.S. buildings in nearby from the roof. The State Department Reston also said the American school Rawalpindi, attacked the U.S. Consulate official said there were about 100 in Islamabad was evacuated. "The In Karachi and ran riot through the city Americans inside and all were evacuated children are being housed with some of Lahore. through the roof and were esco rted by the other foreigners," he said. cad $101AM.N. Meanwhile, Speer expressed his concern nd only aboul; the Ion of porkinill spaces sind vehicular traffic on Magriolis but also about plans for Planters to extend Into Em ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) — A A State Department spokeanan In mob of screaming Moslems stormed the Washington said the attacking mob set U.S. Embassy today, killing one Marine, fires inside the U.S. Embassy compound but Pakistani troops rescued about 100 and the Americans inside retreated to a Americans trapped briefly in a third. vault -actually a large room -located the street and about the possible disruption to downtown businesses during the several months construction is , - -. -. S Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce president Vic Arnett has scheduled an 8 a.m. meeting for Dec. 5 at city hail in an attempt to resolve &fferences over downtown revitalization plans. Differences between the Sanford Development Corp.,, which has spearheaded the move for downtown, revitalization, and some downtown merchants surfaced during a Tuesday meeting with City Manager Warren Knowles. Knowles called the mosting to proud engineering construction drawings city personnel had worked on for the put 2% months. The engineering plans, Knowles I" preserve the pruent Integrity of the downtown drainage. and Call for streets at lwrowsit points to be no 24 fed wkb curb to curb. . 00"00 to the downtown revitallsatiat which In. 4 . :- '6dis d owl anifte of 112111"Ims. rodosip of some In. 1 teractions and 0 cl6~ the 01 i4i;Z Avenue for two blocks d it , . ,, AttOlilSy (1. Algiruos Nr Ot the P ss,srJ moathe voeaUy Meted Ma qipesiften ssveial times, lpsà' tOld thi of 5th ?sday that ether nien'Iais $ the oppualfion Induding Dick Barnett, owner of Book Mark, a Magnolia Avenue business. Barnett, who is also president of the Sanford Business (tj(fl, said today his opposition Is "moderate" does reflect the the asaocIation.1bsasiocIaedthe revitalisation U has In basic and supprts the plan," he said. "I. as an Wividual merchad, see the Magnolia Avenue closing as the aingle blast objection, in the plan$" Barnelt said. He pointed apecificaily to the loss of both parking spaces and the proposed ben on vehicular traffic. similarities to that of your significant eye pathology, YOUR BIRThDAY No"wball M . - - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Or.....u..m.a. can send 75 cents with a Long As you will see from The stamped self-addressed Health Letter I'm sending envelope 'for ft. Send your request to me, in care of this you, there are a lot of Im. n P.O. Box 151 portent considerations about _____ /" Pfd 11% W leth day as "these whose spying has been peaceful solution to this problem through for the remaining Americans. * i?vi a iza i T'hat's why the decision should Letter number 134, Your an whet her i done u w Cataracts re coming residers who want this issue on a careful eye examination Radio City Station, New York, I ' I c__— ' full Blow Up Embass Hostages, •' r L6 I 1p b I'm sending you The Health — — — II Moslems Mo h1 - I - - EEPS WASN'T IT ? • IN RNT,OAoc7? BUT IT WAS A M 600-0 TIRED - - . cataract redly is. 59 G as helpless and said. "Cart,er tries to thousands of Iranians, denouncing ________ by Bob Montana Utpd - 57 — TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Students 'Me White House had no immediate frighten us, sometimes militarily and Carter's threat of military action, con. proven according to evidence." the U.N. and every other avaflable holding the U.S. Embassy today comment on the warnings, sometimes economically. He knows it verged on the occupied U.S. Embassy In the past, trials by the Moslem channel," Carter's statement said. "This threatened to kill all 49 remaining In an urgent appeal from Washington himself that he Is beating an empty where the hostages laced the threat of an revolutionary courts have led to the swift is far preferable to the other remedies American hostages and blow up ft earlier, President Carter called on world drum. Neither does he have military Islamic trial as "proven spies." execution by firing squads of hundreds of available to the United States." em bassy building If the United States leaders to provide increased security for capability nor does he have any Pahlavi was not retu rned nians. to Iran, 4 ft is Ira Thirteen American hostages have been tries any military solution to the 18-day U.S. embassies in their countries. He also following." possible they (the hostages) may be put Washington Tuesday sent a naval task freed since Monday, but 49 Americans embassy stalemate, repeated his vow that Iran's Moslem Khomeini also shrugged off a potential on trial and Carter will know the con- force, led by the aircraft carrier Kitty and 40 nonAmericans remained in the In a communique broadcast on Iranian leadership runs the risk of U.S. military U.S. cutoff of wheat supplies to Iran, sequences if they are put on trial." Hawk, to the Indian Ocean reinforcing compound. state radio, the students also warned the action if it pushes America too far. saying Washington could not get others to He said Carter ll ca s the h osta ges Ameri can warshi ps patrolling the waters State Department officials said Carter llvesof all Americans in Iran would be th In a speech Tuesday, Ayatollah join such an economic boycott, diplomats, but the 79-year-old religious so uth of Iran. will consider using m ilitary force if danger if the United States makes any RuhollahKhoçnejnj taunted the president The threats came as hundreds of leader labeled the Americans held for the "The United States Is seeking every Iran's revolutionary regime orders trials military move to. rescue the hostages. - - __________________ e I. Th I Iran Threatens To K'1811 - ARCHIE - ____ the surface. L 9 - -_ — I - um - __________ ________________ I . __________________________ 13 - UU Lamb . things that ifl r411111e bj thereby compressing On lens 9 the early development ii as needed or allowing i ________________________ __________________________ 15 cataracts WII -. expand. This change uiip0. most 16 17 iT' jelly-like lens Is how it's has Not everyone surgery. LOSER focused automatically — — — 20 21 by Art Sansom cataracts 1 h 22 23 can look near or far. hU J any people 'LI —— When the lens Is clear, it opscit.les 1 lens of the eye in the 24 '25 26 27 transmits dear U& rays and U ALL W*B... and an AM see rather won, able to see 29 Iththesldf 30 31 32 clearly and distinctly if all of ft?s glum. If the rl'e? I the red of On eye . 35 — is normal, too early to do surgery. Then too. That, by the way, is . — im portant because you can miall arms of opacification in 37 38 39 40 ( <l' have otherproblems besidesthe lens are sometimes 1 referred o an Immature ' '' cataracts that can cause 41 142 44 45 ca tar vision. When the lens gets Still other patients have 46 47 48 49 •' 'T' ' cloudy and has t ro uble additional d se e in transmitting 11514 then that affects the vision to 3 ; 4 _~r 54 1 1 55 things you look at begin to ——— point that doing cataract ! look blurred. This is what a — — surgery won't help a grog - TH E BORN .. 11 u a circle of muscles around _______ 11.30 rllr I Evening Herald, WSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents . 72nd Year, No.79--Wednesday, November 21, 1979--Sanford, 'Florida 32771 Dir; over the radio that honey Will cure arthritis and It is good for cataracts. I had cataract swwy on bDth eyes but my stste has to have cataract iiwgty in the near future. 45 honey 47 Lectern 50 Pandemonium cataracts. lileivklil - - I DEAR DR. 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', I .. to dify IbelNmwpIaM(ih.waatrigM)tobiirnauadqae coaloilmia, "Wald• w Von now �-,- - I."" 2A—E_vonlng Wrald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1979 Eveni"g Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2nd Hospital Trustee Calls It Qu Is MRLD IN B Arab Leaders Close Ranks In World Policy Strategy TUNIS, Tunisia (UP!)— With flames of antiAmerican violence bursting out across the Near East, By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer matter what decision the county commission makes, health care in Seminole County will be he said will be taking "virtually all my time renovate the aging, code violation-ridden and concentration." "That's two down and three to go," said county commissioner Bob Sturm upon hearing of the resignation of Allan E. Keen from the Board of Trustees of Seminole Memorial hospital, Keen Is the second trustee to resign in the last nine days. Keen, having served on the board almost five years, said Tuesday his resignation had nothing to do with the relationship between the board and the county commission but was hospital. Recently, the Seminole County Board of Keen's term was to run to Dec. 30, 1982. Commissioners rejected the hospital board's He said he did not understand Cornrequest to be granted private, non-profit missioner Sturm's comment. Commissioners corporate status to operate Seminole Bob French and Bill Kirchhoff praised Keen's Memorial. The commission decided, instead, work and dedication to the board. to look at all possible alternative Keen had these remarks concerning acmanagement plans. complishments of the board of trustees while Although the county owns the hospital, the he was a mem ber: hospital's board of trustees is appointed by "I think the board has taken the hospital the governor. Hospital Board Chairman and provided new leadership and Thomas E. Blayney resigned last week. management, and by hiring Charles Bentley Blayney complained that the county cornhospital administrator) and others has mission has done nothing In four years to gotten the hospital in a position that, no Improved." Keen said he does not care what course the commissioners decide upon, whether It be granting private, non-profit status to the board of trustees or accepting the proposal of another not-for-profit or investor-owned corporation, as long as they do not leave the hospital as is. "I think the only thing I would not like to see is the hospital remain at status quo," he said. As for the commissioners looking at various proposals for the hospital, Keen said: "If I were them Pd be doing the exactihing." Arab leaders decided today to close ranks and direct their energies to a joint world policy strategy diplomats said. the result of personal business Interests that While tensions in the Islamic world, the Arab leaders plunged into a restricted closed-door session in a bid to compose their differences and break their deadlock over how to handle the situation in south Lebanon. But all delegations from the 21 participating nations monitored closely the latest Near East developments. K61 rchhoff New Commission Chairman Dollar Lower In Europe LONDON (UP!)— The U. S. dollar opened lower on all major European markets today chiefly because of increased tensions over developments In the Iranian crisis and throughout the Near East. Gold jumped $6.25 In London to open at $394.75 per ounce against $388.50 at Tuesday's close. In Zurich it jumped $8.50 to open at $394.50, up from $388.00 at Tuesday's close. "President Carter's warning of possible other solutions to the Tehrans embassy crisis hit the dollar at the opening, but later it picked up a bit," a dealer for Barclays Bank International In London said. Red Spy Claims Immunity LONDON (UP!)— Queen Elizabeth's former art adviser, unmasked as a long time Soviet spy, says Britain gave him unconditional immunity from prosecution in 1964 in the apparent hope he would help track down other Soviet agents. Anthony Blunt, stripped of his knighthood by the queen last week, came out of seclusion Tuesday for the first time since Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Identified him as a figure In Britain's biggest spy scandal since World War II. Blunt, however, claimed he was never more than a low-level agent who "talent spotted" for the Russians at Cambridge University in the 1930s, and fed them mainly German intelligence intercepted by the British during World War II, when he served in military intelligence. Zambia Mobilizes For War LUSAKA, LamuIa (UP!) Zambia's armed forces are mobilized for a possible war with neighboring Zimbabwe Rhodesia whose government warned any attack would prove "disastrous" for the African country. President Kenneth Kaunda Tuesday mobilized his troops, canceled leaves and called up his reserves to ,i meet what he termed "a tell-ecu. war alUiaticn" with Rhodesia he pledged to out "to its logical con- carry elusion." The mobilization Included the guerrilla forces of Joshua Nkomo'a wing of the Patriotic Front stationed in the country and will double Zambia's standing army from its supposed strength of 12, to 24,000 fighters. Soviets: Slow Arms Race WASHINGTON (UP!)— Soviet leaders are worried the U. S. debate over the SALT arms control treaty is spawning a new Impetus In the United States to build up the nation's military might, Soviet sources say. Moscow sees as particularly threatening the administration's effort to deploy in Western Europe Pershing-2 and cruise missiles capable of hitting targets well within the Soviet Union "You are trying to tilt the European balance in your favor, and we think that It is unequal," the Soviet sources told a group of Pentagon reporters Tuesday. WEATHER Reading at I a.m.; tern-, 3:27 p.m.; low, I:U a.m., 1:47 peratare, 7$; oversight low, p.m. BOATING FORECAST 0; yesterday's high, $1; ' By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Commissioner William Kirchhoff, District 5, was named chairman of the board of county commissioners Tuesday to serve until Nov. 18, 1980, Kirchhoff, who was nominated by Chair. man Bob French, won the post after a 3-1 vote, with Commissioners French, Dick Williams, and Kirchhoff voting In support of the nomination, Commissioner Sandra Glenn nominated Commissioner Bob Sturm for chairman in view of his dedication to public service and because the other three commissioners are up for re-election in 1980. Glenn said she felt the commission's heavy County To meeting schedule would make it difficult for a their present jobs, the ordinance will now chairman to also spend time for re-election. provide for reimbursement for those courses After taking the chairman's center seat, taken to enhance promotion potential and Kirchhoff said he had not decided whether or contribute advancements, not to run for re-election but said: "We'll take The change is recommended by County care of the county's business before making Personnel Director Lois Martin and was speeches or running for office." unanimously approved. Upon the motion of Commissioner Sturm, In other action, the commissioners voted 3-2 seconded by Mrs. Glenn, the election of against opening a proposal for Seminole Kirchhoff was made unanimous. Memorial Hospital which arrived a day late. Sturm was then nominated for vice Although the proposal of Basic American chairman and elected unanimously. Industries, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind., was The commissioners also approved an stamped received Nov. 14 by what was apamendment to the County's tuition reimparently a Sanford Post office stamp, the bursement ordinance liberalizing the policy, special delivery package was not delivered In addition to tuition reimbursement for into the hands of county officials until 10a.m., county employees taking courses designed to Nov. 16. The deadline was 5 p.m. Nov. 15. increase their efficiency and productivity In Jeff Etchberger, assistant county ad- ministrator, said he made it clear to all would-be bidders that they were responsible for getting their proposals in on time, by whatever means they had to use to do so. Nik Nikou, representative of Basic American Industries, Inc., flew in from Indianapolis with the intent of speaking to the commissioners at their morning meeting, but like the proposal, he too was late. The cornmiss loners spoke with him at 2p.m. and made their decision against accepting the bid at their evening public hearing. County Attorney Nikki Clayton said the commission could exercise its reserved right to waive technicalities and accept the proposal for consideration or consider that the deadline was a major requirement. Offices Longwood Fails To Name Attorney _____ ' -- '4 ",.-, 'p' ", -• .• S • .' . ' S. . '.. 's -• I ' . 4 SUPER SMILE FOR SUPER WALK Kathy Pamatian and Tom Gladding, both of Casselberry, were among the 150' to 200 walkers participating in the 20-mile March of Dimes Superwalk: Saturday in Sanford to raise funds for the organization's Fight against birth' defects. Seminole County Chairman W.P. (Bud) Layer said the walkers are; now collecting from their sponsors and seidIng money to the March of Dimes and it will be two to three weeks before the total is known. Longwood Woman Killed On 17-92 Action Reports HOSPITAL NOTES * Fins * Courts * Polk. Boat ______ ,~,~-., , , ,; t",. .7 .?_W~ ". I. .1 .. . ,.,'. -- I- - L .._. • . .. Around - Marlhe Corps Faces New Foes The Clock By JANE CAMELBEMY 11 ' 0 The United States Marine Corps observed its 204th birthday amidst an undercurrent of doubt about its future role in the nation's defense. To its severest critics, the Corps is a costly anachronism. An undergunned, light-infantry force specializing In outdated amphibious assault tactics. The Carter administration, while hardly prepared to disband the Corps or transfer the bulk of its ground forces to the Army, has nevertheless trimmed the Marines' budget In ways that suggest ambivalence over the Corps' future utility. A can in point is the administration's obvious reluctance to purchase the Harrier vertical-take off fighter-bomber, an aircraft uniquely suited to provide close air-support for traditional Marine By ROBERT WALTERS operations. ELLESTON, Moist,(WA)— Sk Worse yet, the administration has permitted a C i1SfltIl Di", MacDos continuing decline in the Navy's fleet of amoffers an Incompsrable view ofem th phibious-warfare ships. A dozen years ago, there bste.n the rugged Rockies were 162 such vessels in active service. Today, the shove and the gentle cosstoori of 1 Navy has only 65 and this total will sh rink ffjr green valleys far below. as obsolescent ships are retired and not replaced. But that lradM.king splendor.. Moreover, the administration seems only despoiled if the White Betae so half-heartedly committed to providing the Marine scheme that could require cutting I Corps' three divisions with the increased 6141wide aWngatnid1to Comm." firepower and mechanization necessary to prevail Mo= Wit Me the neat mouth, Preside on modern battlefields. mot decide whathsrto put fnen In part, doubts about the future usefulness of beingnv& by the Northern 71 the Marine Corps stem from Co. 14 construction of a crisdect assumptions that the United States might never Stretching almost 1* mIln ft again become involved in remote, brushfire Angeles, Wash., to Clssrbrook, Me Although the pipeline project pr conflicts requiring seaborne Intervention, The Is wiIipb Marines have also been fighting an uphill doepresiden t's curr ent campaign to des trinal battle against critics who believe that bold ..u.. In a amphibious assaults are a tactical relic of World War II. Thatactlonwouldlesdto the distu Given the present state of the world, these are and, in scmw esee., the dractlencurious notions, acres of forest and woodland, IM The United States and its major allies are ranliland, 1,410 acres of pad increasingly dependent on the importation of raw creps.Id, and 700 acres of with materials, including oil, from areas of the world dPwim WOOdlalidi, threatened with growing Instability. And In parts nation's m aw.4n.pirlstg to IX Isadica of Africa, Asia, the Middle East and even the : espect of the s*rsvnged Caribbean, thIl'imtability is connpoundsd by the. eat., ,,__ wfiuitof1hov1 Verarid t d*Ies lb are umpi extend their influence by force of arm.. Northern Thrfortherigtoemiy The trauma of Vietnam notwithstanding, the from Alanha and the PadRe Northw United States may well be compelled to defend its northern Rockies, northern Pit vital Interests in remote,inhospitable region.. Midwel. Marine landing forces remain an essential U say pipeline Is nooy inlion that Is, at best, questkmeld Ingredient in the defense of these far-flung terests, all the more so at a time when the number prepemi being advemsd by lb Mestala Oil Pleella. Corp. of U.S, military bases overseas in declining. t The assumption that amphibious assaults are upuasuts the alternative 1--i dSelI1VS. outmoded reflects both a misreading of post'a western tomb World War II his and a decided lack of be at law Pobe, Wash., j wed imagination. The ability to send Marines ashore Mi-lm but freon there it would h either by helicopter or landing craft has proved No (anada kutiad of politically useful and military successful on any ROdd0& number of occasions in the last 30 years, Now pipeline roadrurtlip req Improved tactics and e*pment can the the Tress Mo* rout. would let 71)any miles in the Ulited States ad $71 amphIbious Iuault' dodrini of it Within a.LIIII foreseeable changes In military technolegy CIMdIrtasadhwsst from t which available to this country's ootentlal adversaries, sat. udiad Status It is necessity, not nostsgia, that argues for a continuation of the Marine Corps. Ironically, the lisease it takes advags of Corps now seems threatened lees by foreign foes pipelines, the 'has Moustals 11 1 1 Is' th h of than by the neglect and shortsightedness of ad $005 "il pollcymakeri In Washington, rsWred kr NuitherslWi ___ VIEWPOINT AR DIVE AUVE TAT Bold, 4S,IM 'LDT'S - -- MISPIOC4 CAME R A _____________________________________ O r der out 710S PARK AVE SANFORD I PH 171 6101 Action we9 ei INFLATION FIGHTING GENERICS Save- as much as 50. S more ! post-Vietnam ______ ___ By United Press International An autumn blizzard, one of the heaviest of the century, buried the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains In more than 3 feet of snow today, disrupting Industry and commerce and delighting ski resort operators preparing for a Thanksgiving opening. At least five deaths were blamed on the storm, which spread heavy snows into the Plains' states and upper Midwest and heavy rains Into the Southern Plains. The 16.8 inches on the ground in Cheyenne, Wyo., late Tuesday broke a single-storm record set at the turn of the century. Denvr's 14-inch snowfall was the heaviest In a 24-hour period since 1957. Fort Collins, Cob., set a record with 18 inches and Boulder, Cob., was smothered with 24 Inches. ___ ,, ,. _ - bars blood transfusions. The 67-year-old man, suffering from severe anemia after surgery, was given the substance Fluosol two weeks ago, after his doctors asked the Food and Drug Administration for permission to use It as an emergency measure, it was announced Tuesday. Thomas C. Dress, president of Alpha Therapautic Corp., the California-based firm that supplies Fluosol, said the blood substitute was administered by a car• diovascular surgical unit of the University of Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis. _______ . Godunov Leaves Company Cag. 51.15 laity DIAMOND WALNUTS I ..... . ,.. ... .,,,II I NEW YORK (UPII Alexander Godunov, the former Bolshol Ballet star whose defection caused a tense diplomatic confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, has resigned from the American Ballet Theater, giving up a salary reported in excess of $100,000. The surprise move came Tuesday in the face of a continuing lockout of ABT dancers, who feel the lucrative contracts signed by the company's top stars have kept their own salaries depressed. "I hope that by removing myself from the scene a more harmonious atmosphere will result," Godunov '- ByDAVWM.MZLER em , Year $47.00. -- School Board Elects Keeth Chairman m. -. — s • -v -r' F4 . #' Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $390; 6 Months, .00; NEW YORK (UPI) -- The first transfusion of artificial blood given to a patient in the United States was administered to a Jehovah's Witness whose religion little , l{nbi'i't Daves ( right ) skoss Rev. l{ ntis Graist his Cert ificat e 01ord ination. . Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.31; 6 Months, -414.00; Artificial Blood Given it as as Alabama Kidnapper Sought Herald Photo by Jane Canlberry " WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ,,,.'" chair, he withdrew his name In favor of building Inspector to serve as its represenStudents In Seminole schools will soon be. HeraldStaff Writer Keeth. tative at the site of the district's new high competing to choose a motto for the county school board member Allan Keeth was The board also voted to continue meeting school now under construction and future district. A contest to select a motto written by SL Augustine to Jupiter barometric Pressure, 31.21; Seminole weekly for the coming year and to appoint building sites, relative hsmIty,iI percent; inlet out II miles: Winds elected Tuesday night to chair the a student was created by the board last night, County Board of Education for the coming Ned Julian Jr. to serve as the district's at. In other business the board reaffirmed its after it rejected adoption of "Good schools winds, east northeast at 11 northeast to east around 15 year. torney for another year. denial of courtesy busing to Lakewood create good communities and vice versa" k no t s through tosight and 1111111116 At the annual school board organizational Outgoing Chairman Robert Feather said Shores, Casselberry and Mobile Manor after proposed by Feather. easterly Thursday. Sees 3 to 6 meeting, board members elected Keeth that It had been an honor to head the board for receiving the reports of new Safety Advisory feet. Partly doudy. "That vice versa Just turns me off" said Mostly fair through chairman and board member William Kroll the p year. Although he would have en- Board member William Krywlck. Keeth. EXTENDED FORECAST Thundsy, Highs in the low Fla&A as vice chairman for the coming year. joyedanuther year as chairman, Feather said Superintendent William Layer said that the piwest' The board finally agreed to a contest in Us. Lewsla the PSf 5k "I want It, IPA l don't wad ft— it's hard to that llla tradition in the district to rotate the new reports did not push any of the average Fair to partly cloudy , each school to pick candidates for a motto ar.uad II. Winds easterly 11 mild. A explain" said Keeth, before his election. position, hazard counts above the minimums for cooler north which will be sent to the board for final to 15 mph dialalsking it Sunday, Chance Of showers Although Kroll was also nominated for the The board also approved the hiring of a busing set by the board. judging, SiMb FAdsy and Satardey THURSDAY TIDES and suith Sunday. Highs trans Da$. Reach: the low t.mld7lsmertktolow 7$ 3:11 p. ex extreme north siney. Lows' Port Canaveral: high, 1:14 NUMY _____________________________ a,m., 1:31 p.m.; law, 2:31 and , ByDAVIDM.MAZIER Coleman W. Ensley, of S. Park Ave., Sanford, was &m. 3:11 p.m. HereIdRWf Writer ..rt arrested at SO a.m. on charges that he burglarized Apart-: Bapert: tegh, 1:42 LS., Sunday. A Lungwood woman was killed Tuesday who else ran In must No. 64 of the complex on Airport Boulevard at 5 a.m.,," front of car, while crossing U. & Highway 17-1, riposted the police said. Arresting officers said Powell and Lucille Eaton heard noises in their home and discovered their bedroom window: at 1010p.m. Tuesday when do of use forced open and two wallets missing from their apartment, highway about a mile auth of Iagwood, a highway patrol The Thedea liption ofaman Mrs. Eaton saw outside the window SIMINOLIMIMOIIAL SIITHS _______________________________ _ Ensley, who officers had earlier seen in the area,. baby 5, Deborah Evans. a HOSPITAL John they reported. Enaley was picked up at his home and taken to NOVEMBER 2L I"t girl, Sanford randice Jones Shwnakar, 1104 Locust Ave., Sanford, the treated and released. ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES Adams' co-worker Paul Miller said that Adams was Sandlewood, where he was Identified as the man outffl the driver of the car, soffered cuts on '-is Sanford; to retsrsdng borne from his Job as the plant's engineering window by Mrs. Eaton and arrested, police said. the spokesman, adding $1,110 worth of mags was Sanford: Pauline Anderson Myra L. Coiding Deborah M. Evans her car in the'dent No charges will be Mod In the iaddssst malinger and was alanein the car when the accident occurred. . BUILDING THEM MOUNT Charles E Miller Pill Mien police said. SANFORD YOUTH ARRESTED Ever I.an St.Inm,y.r line separate thefts of building material were ,reported to Maxine P. Vanzura A Sanford youth arrested Monday on charges of armed the sheriff's office Tuesday. Henry soo, a. Gietsinger, D.Iary MANAGER SThLCRITUCAL Adolf eronwn, DeBary Carlton P. Panlew. O.Itona buargiary by Semhsc4, sheriffs deputies. Twenty rolls of roofing paper worth $200 were repod.d A Stromlsers-Carla.n slant mINI..' in CritiCal Harold Swank. Dellona Rudol A. Sdviy, Deftona Deputies arrested the 17-year-old at his home at Diflona 10:30 nthalng from a house under construction at 207 Smokers. Jos N. Tavares, Mary I. Sllv.rIk, condition, on. wick after an edø SCI'*It at the bets. Monday. He was held on $10,500 ball, and will be adjudicated as Blvd. Marlin V. McGibbon. Winter of AirPOrt Boulevard Cora Lie Irailsy, Oviedo Rout an adult. James W. Worthy, s. Eleven cans of ready mix cement and seven bags of ceiling: John A. M" Jr. ran" in the Seminole Memorial ASSAULTOAMODIOUCT compound vanished from a site at Autumwood Trail in Forest 11'-pl kd.edve care wd with I an rihe ad IIdIIRII An k'4dmnt at Perle. Brown's Bar, 1007 W. 131h St., Sanford, City. The seçp!Irs were valued at $160. rE%,na 11t'1d _ VS'S assess bruises, following the t" at 4:41 p.m. is Nov. 14. Tuesday night, has resulted In CCflflLCting d&uii$ of 1WU11. Two hundred seventeen dollars worth of tools and supplies Adams was stopped at the w% side of the beeemdios O Police were called by a bar patron, who told them she was were taken from a site on Howard Street In Longwood. W.dnud.y, November 31. "It.—Val. 7L No. ?9 AIrport. H. crossed the hd.riedias While I car Wren jwpJ by 10 pin. But one otthe women PlDaiya.I$eadev...c.SareH IN" TSanIsrdN.r.l William H. Richardson, of Route I Ban 141, $erd, was ... and a witness told ofVICSII that the origs.i FIREDAMAGESBUILDING . $.., * N. Prsec An.. SaS*t moving it on Route It i"'4 bad actually attacked the_11l4aI.i.4 With a knife as .. ci. us 'aid of Sas'sa s'da A fire damaged a utility building behind 2430 Church St. In c- collided and Adu" Rithors and two she talked with the complainant's husband. Midway Tuesday, said sheriff's dupa4 use, M..sSs, 633.001 Year. passengers two"yesr.eld Midsael J. Rldsardsos and James G. *ai Ooiivery: Wso ,Icsats' MusS, 0 SANFORD MAN ARRESTED 5Ms, '• $3M. By Mails Wooliii M.L The Seminole Department of Public Safety responded to the Holland of the same adikeen, Were taha. to !"' 1 at* scans at 3p.m. and is continuing an investigation Into the ASsnfordanwuarrested early this ____________ Memorial Hospital. Rk4sarileos d Me PNIN ' the tmrgiay of a Sandlewood Cove apartment. cause of the fire. — WMad -- ' Wednesday, November 21, 1979-4A Blizzard Buries Rockeies . .. Longwood City Commissioners failed Tuesday night in a special meeting to agree on a new city attorney to replace Ned Julian Jr., who has submitted his resignation. The commission split 2-2 on the motion by Commissioner J. B. Grant to hire Gerald Korman of Longwood and a motion by Commissioner Ray Lelbensperger to hire William H. Morrison of Altamonte Springs. Tempera flared after Mayor june Lorxnann leaned toward hiring John Jones, passed the gavel to Deputy Mayor Leibensperger in order to make a nomination. When Mrs. Lormann attempted to speak, Leibensperger loudly banged the gavel on the table and shouted at her not to interrupt him or he would do It again.- This resulted in a heated exchange of words between the two. WASHINGTON UP!, A poll of 60 of the nation's major daily newspaper publishers shows most of them feel Democrat Edward Kennedy and Republican John Connally will be the two nominees for president next 'I (lisps aises) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Ares Code 306.322-3111 or 8314M FL0 P I 0 Correction Ted, Connally On Top? - Thursday, Friday For most Seminole Coun- will be closed both days, as linus Thursday will be a day will the Driver's License off for sitting down to bureaus. Thanksgiving feasts with Closing Thursday only will their families and counting their blessings, but for school be Sanford, Altamonte children and many city, Springs and asse1berry city county and state employees, i halls, the banks and the post will be the beginning of a four- offices. day holiday weekend. Garbage collection in Seminole County offices will Sanford will be on the regular be closed both Thursday and schedule, and in Altamonte Friday as will city halls In Springs Thursday pickups Longwood, Oviedo, Winter were on Wednesday and Springs and lake Mary. Friday's will be on the usual Seminole County schools schedule. - Longwood resident Robert Daves asked the city conunission Monday night to consider repealing the ordinance adopted Aug. 20, that permits churches in 11.1 business and professional areas and by special exception in other areas. Only Conunissioner J.R. Grant voted against the ordinance at that time. The ordinance amending the zoning ordinance WaS adopted after it discovered in July that the city did not have a zoning category for churches. An ordinance prepared sonic time back, but never adopted, was taken out of the files and recycled. l)aves told the commissioners, "You've given up the right to protect the citizens and deprived adjoining property owners of the right to object" Daves said the commission should go back to the old way where anyone who wished to start a church had to submit its plans to the commission in order to get a special The Evening Herald exception to build, reversed the titles of two men Dave's displayed a mail order certificate proclaiming him an in a photo on Monday Page ;s ''ordained minister'' to demonstrate "any nut can send off for showing a check presentation one of these, call hunsell a minister and start his own church. at the Central Florida When all these pseudo churches get started with a tax exempt Zoological Park. Al Rozumi is status, the tax base is eroded and this is a serious matter.'' vice president of the park, Daves said for $10 he could get a l)octor of Divinity degree while Ron Magruder is an and with a little bit more he could become a bishop. executive w ith fled Lebster. ,.,. .-. .- Evening WNiuld Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1979-3A He based his concern on the problems Orange County is having with a bingo parlor, which calls itself the "Pentecostal ('hutch of the World,' and a Miami church (the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church i which defends the right of its members to practice pot marijuana i smoking as a religious rite. The Coptic Church was raided by police Tuesday and its leaders were arrested. Rev. Ruth Grant, wife of Commissioner J.R. Grant, and minister of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood, said she was particularly offended by the use of the name "Pentecostal" in connection with the bingo parlor. She said it was an embarrassment because some people might confuse it with her denomination. In another matter. Daves called the commission's attention to the fact that in raising the sewage connection fee, the city had automatically increased its offer for the purchase of I niwood Utilities sewage treatment facility. Is Longwood's present zoning ordinance known as ii permitting churches to open their doors as "bingo parlors" or for "pot-smoking'"' The state energy-saving plans requested by the administration are voluntary, but could be made mandatory simply by a presidential emergency declaration, officials say. Deputy Energy Secretary John Sawhill said Tuesday the administration is pressing for the voluntary conservation plans while also working on ways to make them enforceable under a new law. President Carter asked the states to devise conservation plans after he announced a cutoff of Iranian oil imports last week. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI ) The FBI is seeking a young, "well educated" man who kidnapped a Mon. tgomery banker's wife and tried to use a radio station in his bid to collect a $2 million ransom even though the woman escaped unharmed hours earlier. "We're not even close yet," FBI agent Myron Turner said Tuesday night. "Things are at a standstill right now." The FBI would not disclose details of the case, but bank officials said the woman, Eloise Sellers, was kidnapped from her home late Monday and taken to a wooded area south of the city. Be Closed BSJANECASSEL.BERKY Herald Staff Writer Carter's Energy Plans Could Be Made Mandatory year. Clifford Evans, vice president of the Washington bureau of RKO General Broadcasting, mailed 100 questionnaires to publishers of newspapers with a circulation of 100,000 or more. Sixty publishers responded and of that number, 32 or 53.3 percent predicted Kennedy will be the Democratic nominee, while 28 or 46.7 percent picked President Carter. ' .- New Law Upsets 'Minister' NATION IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UP!, ."VI .5 - I pmftcatlsi All $511115 and be slgisd. with a malliag addres, .iid, If pessible, a "Pbow amber so the IdesiMy of the writer may be verifled. The EvembS COLON PRINT FILM Phosphate Worker 'Fair' "•" 1.99 2O •.p 21 35,. - James Dupree TALLAHASSEE, Fla. f UPI Henry's frantic fight to prevent his execution two weeks from now has moved to the Florida Supreme J • P.UU NO IIMl COUP')N ' " '• WI WAIUNGTON 1 Ekeadsi bus uPend jaf geIflSlI Is .. . '-.'. .. I • ir f' / &. ' I PROCESSING OF i SIIDISorMOVhI$ 1'. "' ' ',' .. ' . ' J ililillIL-! KIN III END UT , : r .e'- . :'• . -i.. ', - :.1j . I.LI.$I . '...... % '. . , 1' - 1,•' . - fr- ' -. _ :' - i i H. .' I'l •'.' Mr— we .1*_ ___ ____ "I", lis, — 11 $5saesUeedI PA -. D **IG*UNCO ISIS 0 . Bonn ___ ___ ___ . u ':'p. ' - $.,. 29 ,'. .1 : . -. OLD MILWAUKEE 1201, QT. CANS . '": 0 1i ACK Peluuds. ft inI,'.pri1 -_Iless .lM. ad, Me hi reu:_iuI 1 Me ft. . 79 suI nd .. ':',, 2.1S IOD*VNO()MIICOUPON ,P,. I., 12-P nds .; lb. bei $ss.d '•'' ' ,' ... ' ':-," • I .h, S In di ndbe mis i 5(10 S . ' , . -I ___ ai MW usa.a ' ' s arm v1It 111161k NO 1W d. ____ UNIV'S WORLD dl .Tp vies: - iani i-'rz-i:ni:iJ " An Orlando judge refused to stay the Dec. 6 execution Tuesday and lawyers for the condemned killer quickly appealed to the state's high court. The court gave Henry and the slate until Monday to submit briefs on ss hy the execution should or should not be stayed and sthedtled oral arguments on the issue for next Tuesday- 2.99 __ whsdsusl Wad thfraamiiopikt.Th. Eveniag herald so. reserves 1k rIght Ii adk Wan I. S. cern. fi, to spa requirements i ' ".. 'u,.s. ALAh mAsLam mf .M U.0 OMAN WI. I IVILOPI• £ PUINTIS Henry's Fight Goes On far Letters tithe edlSsr are wekesed said in a statement. In a separate statement, the Afli dancers said they "sincerely regret" Godunov 's decision. BARTOW, Fla. iUPli A 23-year-old phosphate industry maintenance man was in fair condition at a Tampa hospital today with burns over 44 percent of his body, suffered in an explosion that killed his companion. Michael Snipes and Tony Coney, 23, both of Winter Haven, were doing maintenance work on a 30,000gallon fuel oil storage tank at the International Mining and Chemical Co.'s Kingsford plant near Bradley Junction, when it blew up Tuesday morning. Coney was burned to death. Snipes suffered third degree burns over 14 percent of his body and second degree burns over 30 percent of his body. He as burned on the back, neck, chest, face, both hands and both arms, a hospital spokesman said. JACK ANDERSON Pleas. Write . -- OF I. .. __ — ___ __ ' 1!4 61* us, I' ' . d �I - - •1• - '. - - . b p. _ - . .. •. • p , ;- - .. - . V-0 ; I - The many Seminole county friends of Marilyn Gordon and her hubby, Jim Whelan, will be imereated to know sheet their lM a2iai4e. Little did Marilyn and Jim diem when she recruited lEn as a Youth programs -Inc. volunteer, when she was coordinator for Seminole volordeers, that they would later marry, join the Peace Corps and go to the PhilippirAL A retired Marine Corps sergeant with a penchant for bachelor cooking and refereeing basketball games, Jim lived In South Seminole. A fonner Herald correspondent for South Seminole, Marilyn wet to work for YPI after getting her degree from Florida Technological University. Petit. Marilyn proved so capable she was promoted to regional YPI coordinator. RY Eventually Jim convinced Marilyn they should get married, but being a liberated woman she decided to still be known as Ms. Gordon. After Marilyn earned her meeter's degree from Panel Stresses Innovation After selling car and trailer they flew to Mantis via 1kye.Prepared to rough it, they have been trseiá reyally by the Peace Corps while they we trlhthV for their minion there. The age spread of the volunteers there isfrom lSto72.In their group there lsa72 yew old retired Harvard professor, a 72 year old retired Red Cross worker and several 65 year olds. It just proves you're never too old to launch a new career or exciting adventure. In Seattle the 70 Peace Corps volunteers were divided Into Mx grorçs with different job asslgmneis. The common element In their groep Ii tilt all have supervised volunteers In programs that proved successful. They have been bay attending rinse, such as on Tagalog language, first aid, and overview development at Los Banos, Laguna. After three weeks they will move to an Intensive language site for three Waft At the end ofDecernberthey will gototheir permanent site In Alabsng, a suburb 01 Manila. Rollins Collage, Jim talked her uto rmq,th from her job so that the two of them could spend some time traveling. Those 01 us with O4or $4 jobs drooled with envy as we received poetcerdo and letters poetnoarked Mexico, key Weat, AIl-s, or from New England from the carefree vagabonds. Then they got the Ides of combining their love for adventure and travel with their We of people and helping olbers...so they applied for the Peace Corps. It was no surprise when they weiiiiáe after such glowlag recommendations given by their friends on the references. I expected them to be nominated for sainthood or at least appointed ambassadors. After finding out they would be sent tothe Philippines, they started oft In June for Seattle pulling their travel trailer behind their car, on a leisurely crosscou,dry tour arriving at their destination In 5e*embsr. T Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 21, Put More Risk Into Business, Economists Advise NEW YORK (UP!) - Business miet be made more risky, not less so, if American tree enterprise Is to become innovative once again, a pnsl of economists concludd at a recent Massachusetts Institute of Tedmology seminar, They said the government must make not taking risks more dangerous in the long rim than being innovative. In their formal report, they suUd On existing structure of the economy should be changed by "prohibiting corps rate mergers above a certain size" in order "to avoid the reduction of risk that businesses seek by such actions." They also caned for a change In nfl. titriet laws "to recognize the Importance of stimulating thslty and dynamic behevior." The authors 01 the panel report rejected the argmamd in the business world 'that the risks of so t _________ government policy should be to reduce them by subsidizing technology developmint, weakening antltruat laws or rolling backenviromnintal, health or safety standards." Government should not actively support the commercialization of new technology, the study said, because that might lead to diversion of resources from promising areas and competition might be stifled by concentrating resources on a small number of large firms." Specifically, the report United States should emulate . seeking diversity, competition Iding capital for new businesses. new developments, support for capital equipment for new ventures, rapid tax write-offs for new developments, low interest loans for high technology firms, special analysisand advice for email firms, special procurement policies, 'open' research laboratories ... for the use 01 new and small firms, and no Interest loans for modernization of small "In no other developed country," thefirmL19 study said, "Is there such a complete The panel Included Sen. Adlal array of programs to encourage Innova. Stevenson 01 Illinois, chairman of the tim Including grants In aid for the Im- Senate subcommittee on science, plementatlon of inventions, special technology and space, and Rep. George development cont r a c t s and grants, E. BroWn, Jr., of California, chairman of arrangements for commercialization 01 the corresponding House committee, and a large group of academic and govern, ment experts. The report, In book form, was written by Christopher T. Hill and James M. Uterback of MITs Center for Policy Alternatives, "To get the economy moving again," the book says, "ft Is Imperative to prod the less dynamic Industries to move more rapidly than they have In many years, through exposure to foreign competition and other means of creating rivalry." Protecting domestic Industry from foreign competition "ultimately brings technological obsolescence In Its wake," the authors conclude. The study also urged new government assistance for programs to educate and retrain workers and relocate them from declining Industries Into new growth areas. It called for greater government Investment in basic science and engineering upon which, the study said, the technological Innovation of the next generation will largely depend. Unless these changes In policies are put In effect, U.S. competitiveness In the world will continue to weaken, concluded Dr. J. Herbert Hollomon, an engineering professor, who heads the MIT center. n VIEWPOINT Mc nn Wins And The . Mayora Race aced Subject W.:. In Houston nIsMoney 3 0 $ so a .. .. opq ... 4 . I OMY .000. 1 A*it *A HOUSTON (UP!) Incumbent Jim McCoim easily beat back a challenge by former City Councilman Lads Macey Tuesday and won a second twoyear term as mayor of the nation's fifth largest city. McCo!mreceived 90,563 votes, or 56.2 percent, to Macsy's 70,357 votes, or 43.7 percent. • FALTEN By DON GRAFF A Miami bank has a money problem, but not of the usual variety. flhsthelocal branch of the Federal Reserve and it has too much of the stuff. 80 much, according to a Wall Street Journal report, that It doesn't find It necessary to Issue new COMM, me of the functions of the Reserve system, but Is In the position of supplier, thlpping Much of its surplus to other Reserve __ A) - S_chI 11 SCION MacDonald Pass dew of the contrast Cilis sflg OSri high tours of the rolling • • '• pleader no will be Hose approv es a e cutting amth60 adi $ fist deep all wif6derallormils __ me Iipelin, i crude-oil AWN miles from Pert brook, Minn. Project probably IS Is !11lgacid$ the ilgu to dsmomatrst. ictlonlnallevlatlag od= 16 . II OIL! am o do "it's a washing victory, Indicating the people of Houston have confidence In the administration of Jim McConn," McCorm said. "I couldn't be more proud." The victory gave McConn, 51, a debt-plagued homebuilder who spent $75,000 on his campaign, a second two-year term in 1,Ofl..per.yw job, i4 removed Macey, 44, fran public office, Macey, an Investor and clothing manufacturer, abandoned me City Council seat to challenge McConn. MWÜCIPS1eiecUW*tfadftioflaliy are non-partisan, aithoug McCom is a Democrat and Macey a Republican. "We need to get together for two years and make Houston what It can be, McCom said at a victory party. The principal source of Miami's abundance is the central bank 01 Columbia, thereby i take particular intiet to another agency of the goverrunent. The flow Suggests not so mwh that South American country suddenly has become unusually prosperous and has a high regard for the U.S. financial system as a secure repository for Its holdings, but that Columbiahas become the chief supplier 01 marijusna and cocaine to the American )I1ALE . LIGHTER IIIWTER SIDE . In the general election, McCenn oatpolled Macey 60,412, or 41.6 percent, to 56,761, or 29.5 percent, but a third candidate former U.S. immigration commissioner IMcnel CaMille, attracted 44,665 votes, or .2 percent, preventing McCosm from winning a majority, and forcing the runoff. Color It diats By DICE WT I illarltythatpatsyouatosewhlleyovvs reports, concludes that Columbia has Mowed mako in this role. painting a gamp dow. WARMTON (UPI) — I credit the Additiond funds am &Wft their way into I wow as to M 0 entire adw dwut catalog issued by WrelebW Mass with being norlds commerical be" all as a part cc the N* to recognise that what this covift that *W. what the drug Audy describes a a tOsome of the needs Is a more relevant color chait you didn't wad yaw sophistic" IMSfllMimSl tonkin system Ii, for asampis# 11 beam" Is only Color charts prop" by paid compudes peas door gAft as dwk as Pow Failarq evolved to facilitate the drug traffic. m — OW knows — ladc nawk They run Black WOM in" i4ya could V to a Plot ToUn Phoer" it's all UA currency"so ____ hssvUrtotsUksDus.rt Mist, Fawn, observea, dore up ' of WS Taw Buff, ,Famaq Yellow and — wu w..s.S$s business But a $thiem. 4 °ONY me - KItten s Eu'. III4VM. ._... a as an be the color derived frim m1ag petJe IC Northwest 10 But for eesthy types like myself, these and water. And th it would have the here Flails colors seem a tub toostbsresLl simply have virtue of rsding the world we live In. to a rMed devsiapmesd, the Treasury Is. ary____ never flit comfortable gok kmo a paint More Moving up the .pectnan, we would lied reported considering discontinuing the - en_omp. ad lacing a choice of medlebat .,tW; encounter 80341 Gray, sorely a mote peWlag 01 $160 bills. seMIima! - the puou, muvss, cerlass sad the like. m.&nn(ful color t, say, CobthM*as Not that be of any significance to by the Weis U Lam going to p1st nmdft chances Gray, Millatse Gray or In Mist, bein11ngmajotitytda—wbomay the S Corp. clearly vs It will be semethiag pretty prosaic. A Blues, hi puticler, land to have a m- have some use for them, but scant op Iv. that Iiuid, 6,600 acres pasture I of Wdloo& am •Connally In South Carolina COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) - Former Texas Gov. John B. Connally. stumping South Carolina In sewch Of for big solve their Americana to problems. . "I'm not going to solve all 01 Amnorim'a pnhIuaN "I'm not even going to try. i'm gong to crest. , p,'rei an t. i.,. t Own proliemsof The silver-haired Texan, who came to Columbia from an appearance In Atlanta Tuesday, said he was not surprised by the sudden turn 01 events In the Iranian crisis. He "would not like to comment on it fwther," but sold be would hmpholy to say when the American hostages at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran were releaset Is most garage deer, perhaps, or a wruegbi Iron pus ring -now Dine, 01jP11 Bl j portalty 01 seeIng any. But it P11(14 throw a Irutive. rsUt lmperlalBlus,Priem Blusadtherest.I minorodosheegtramc._ ,, R1 al Pd a cod of Tawny DIdI on a wought Iron em f1 hi 01 updating t 7% T"" reasury Secretary, W111111 me th e Ngbel desc"inetlon '° us Y _ with d t he color t with Pue Movie *presid ent __ _ __ r - I wodd head we on your ban& Wretched 56.., a p'U& firm 01 sorts, anarodly Is aware that conveMional color darts p* many people's teeth on see. ft his Mated advertising products In colers ' • t icrois the iriãi ' ii 40 would that relate to ordinary clrci'igtari. in our lives, In short, colors you can WW* with, liii at home with and live w& mn ,,j Two color names I admired In the recent States .sr the cetiag wet. Power Failure Black ad rder 01 sing ledim Talate not Bcthvsascosdemporaryas modern utility fjj /suwlce ad hybrid vage$. eepuimiats. i.._.. Y49 lU•7 '.a me ate 'LW. ad $73 a— -i'-- - ....... __ • Mu. Johnson in 10,spoke to W supporters at a I me the blue material featured hi K' to be a pederrid moms for narcotics trafrated flinie his bioum. so oiumoeIars we , dRft iup sums into the mnlgiit as well formalks the ".4.. enn' amoigs In coodry. LAWS bulky Nuclear wade, I am told, Is variegated, as mow 4PWTthI would be, they are -- . • - a, ___ ____ -.. n y w - • SON • . • -. .. ., ..... . Ciusily has won ondotsen'ie4a from former coan Ed Yomg of Florence, ad Qierleatos Mats Sm. Ibe— P. •. - 0 Independence In. Own Backyard - s IInited.11Mes a . Is yaM IS wealth IsMiami" to a eoc Llrg paIji. WIar"& p the Ftheyvs to —-'-'-jthsd ashu. th* hi. Isaia.sprtsfrmeaeMi el1TIuu bedy. adotaded uLJ by the Iad Amg4omadlMI tMog 1: hed p.p1' em y 6. bedded Carter shield plugs body dote MI INS ad -'--•j , .p' anItk * d.pad !Nth. ribd adin1jhit1Whes to keiI. lheariMlseilepMhjt,falefr,moesl ad I. edubed Ir forei pq. 3. guary. Amutme aed id Ma e in lee ft . be. N*ad 1k Sou hate aS 1014—IiSS hi iji 01 ii 0 ftd4ftW SWIM to put lea r wow bb ad bw dddagem. ftftl do dnftd do mwhamhsgd mes,*las IN, 'L .g Ma how giu1Jjade ill prsbI r as ,jlut Edwards,a AM sWp"st.Fleagan In the lost, No A In room to emlom arm "Old& ltalm I'm every'-d-On Amarics," and would •$Ith Is lacing nees'INbr*y because sat meshes letS adrip . rim... ..' The—v,olghebeftwh.n. win winma qw. so lo med aS me every0.ltod , darted leedArbIarp penibis howage to g, vs at Met we" rter remesh d V"UNd aft" to 10 i . - . W suftit d ft iii*j.,aheUI INto de, p1rpsad be ulth 1W1115 1l 01 '* eThe aS bft _uI* * MIN sm. E11LMIBthdhiW*S MN" to * LbS do taSi*adthsseiu uwadiijI1N. .y=----iJto 111 ,.add Is apputos — Swill _____ •- -' - - -u - IN - — i— Crane propo Wng Agencies Mft • 6"404 8000 0106 AW "Its diso" 41 001100; 111, P-4 Isiff 'adPow" . 5 .. 1 -,.? , -' s Iberesnoreseontopat Sthe ,eiameat, go he ----' . i ____ . addecey Vft adep soeradvet POW MOW^ he a" Aspr,*aeIdhewouldeBera$SlIeu1. $150 billion lax cat over the we leer yuvs for kuebusa ad MvIdm He said he woldast ball oat the . .. eauskd. INin ad1Ms IT *06= a4 — F'* v r—u to seaMer a B __ recsIonIn Columbia. Bela In South Carolina throigh today, and said he expects to make about more ..before the Mardi $ iwwucwi —in That primary is crucial test In his race for the Republican presidential nomination against former California Goy. Ronald W. Reagan, Carnally said. "i think we have to win In South Carolina but we'd better show well," 430,1044 said. The South Carolina primary Is the first tad In 1* for Republicans In the South. Alabama, Georgia, ad Florida will bold preferential primaries on Mardi 11. Former ,vy, . Iit'J4lu01d (aemal1y, saying former pr,14r GeraldFord once described theT.zan"asthe best quslifl.d man inAmutcs"tobe It wouldu't be trae494is to hive Eslesetive eulr to Mip pod Customs. Russell; or Three Mile i1 Amber is the TemskeItevuthor,thereiser e, new diert I would, bouui OnwheadmillconiderMion of doing away with the 60$ bill. of Urialam Yellow or Ashestos FI1W Ish A we—v spokesman sl4gsda there FInsUy,I would like le see thvciorchsot should be no inconvenienc, to the gusral ofler Crsss Green. By madding my public because people no lonier keep high. "we've eutdeerdielrs and tables with It, I cj& for 4unijithj caiy around the first time have lawn turnitse that b,a pitj, cr,ar society." my.,.. a .& O l reason. .. . _ ' AgMes - ___ ..IAIIINGTON (UPI) — Rep, PW 0.. 01 'it me 01 l many cdmes Itehiag the uuilS 001 d" _ am aeN*aedpi b*$1I*IJMdPSS IU'T - .USw1..ba b T y , — I, ;1k ad IN, á I GO .arey... 1 ss. .1W Si. — QUO 10M dMING JIIILS. ... QTay . ' . . .0IN lu:er11W * to eiu a dr - a ow saw A d Mob moo" 91011L Wet Iwo d"" 6 but __ do old nfia,gn.ue eh - d Now Sol P , SL4yw'; I ,...- in , a =Vp __ S lit �-.--- -.. .. -, -- - - .' .-- ___ -. -. S • ,.- __ a.,. - -.•-I-,. - . .: -. ., 4 .. ,__ .4 SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Three Coaches Win 500th 0 &A-Emins Herald, $as4srd, FL Wsdas.y, New. 21, 9fl Knicks Rally From IN BRIEF 'Hounds, ' N.F.L. Golf BySAMCOOK Herald Sports Correspondent .1 -' Lyman's Greyhounds spurted In the second and third quarters and held on late to ease by Lake Howell into the semi. . finals of the Rotary Bowl Tournament Tuesday at Lyman. The Hounds will play Bishop Moore, who crushed Oviedo 84. 52, at 7p.m. Wednesday evening. Lake Howell, meanwhile,. ventured Into the consolation bracket for a 3 p.m. Friday meeting with Five Star rival DeIand. "We played real well for three and one.half," quarters, a satisfied Greyhoun&coach Tom Lawrence said. "But there were a few things against the press that we don't dolnprac. tice." Howell's Greg Robinson, on the other hand, chose to blame turnovers and rebounding for the Hawks demise. "We got outrebounded 43.26 and had 17 turnovers a ... displeased Robinson pointed out. "Heck we shot 52 per cent (26 ? for 5l) and lO for l4at the line. That's usually good enough." .After a back and fourth first quarter in which the lead changed hands six times Lyman finally asserted Itself halfway through the second quitter behind the aggressive defense and board work of Kelvin Hillman and the hot shooting of junior Neal Gillis. With the Hawks holdlnt a 17-16 advantage on the expert marksmanship of Reggie Barnes, HUman hustled a steal into a Iayup for a 18-17 advantage. After Barnes beat Hillman to his left on a driving laypup, . Gillis took over. The confident junior tallied four baskets * within two minutes to give Lyman 30-23 lead with 1:12 left In the half. Barnes then went one uponGwsby hitting his fifth jnarow, 'Hounds Hillman Snares Rebound but junior Tom Stribling and senior Sam Lemon connected In the last 32 seconds to make It 34-25. Gulls notched 14 first half points for Lyman, while Barnes had lO and 6.2 Buffalo, New York transfer Claude McKnight added nine. Hillman, who was cut from the junior varsity team last year, went to work immediately In the third quarter. The junior jumping jack scored six of Lyman's first ten points to open up a 4439 advantage. "Hillman was super," gushed Lawrence. "He hit his jump shots, free throws and did a pretty good job on Barnes until the fourth quarter." . It was in the early minutes of the fourth quarter that the Hounds opened their biggest lead. Lemon hit a lS400ter, Hillman a rebound layup and Jeffery "Doc" Nelson dropped In p a sweeping hook for a 59-43 bulge. Barnes, however, shook loose again lithe fourth quarter to pull the Hawks within 66M with 1:45 remaining. Sophomore - HOIr . i drW 4. 1 - 1 1 . .: ./ 0 •.. -. . ., . . ... .- Lion's Meyers Goes For Two V ByBENTON WOOD HeC The Bishop Moore Hornets closed the opening round of the. lfl Rotary Bowl Basketball Tognamint by pounding the. Oviedo Uone $4.62 at Lyman Tuesday night. #'Our41n0e helped a tremendoal' tonight," cam-: ms" a happy Homet coach Greg Robinson after the victory. "We started four seniors who got a lot of playing time lad . year, we've got betti2 JS We 7 and we're a 101 quicker." Oviedo knows shoot Bishop Moon's quickness. Beforethe Uone woke up they was down 204. By the end of Ti the first quarter BMW Mom had liIt*id out tOafl4Ol$sd. 21 The Hornets also dominated the boards as they consistently got two or three abets each time down the floor. $opliomo.i$u'GrMufleelidtheHornetchargewIth21 points to P.C. four players in double figures. Also adding to the balanced attack were Tim Koep.ell with l5, Greg Topper with l3 and Paul Mullet with l2. Leading the way for the Lions was 64 jimlor center Dow: ' . Myir who had 15 points on the night. Janice Turry Jones chipped In 12 and Bill Burgess added 11 for O,I.do. lb. Lions di...d frni Roomy Murphy for the tour' nameod. The 14 first year player responded with nine points, five roboomds and a pelt of blocked shots. "Bonny has the potential to be a great u," commented Lion coach Del. Phillips, "bid he has $ long way to go." "Oviodo was dsflni.yhurtby loft three of Its starters for omdordatsd Robinson. Two of them, Troy Klngsr and Mike Scott haven't even darted id with the basbs11tan because they'll be Involved in state football playoff action while the third $j lIjJand didii't dress oat due to a knee injury. They could surely have used Kissinger's and Holland's 16 pk* average a game last ysar against the Hornets uthe Lions wire unable to mount a strong challenge after f1ling behind early. T do" Ovl.do could come after the first quarter was 47. 20 with 4:62 lift In the third period after Meyers scored three Mra1 beasts. BidRobinscncelhedtimeoidandwhentdatroopscame back into the court thS repined a comfortable lied. Houston HOUSTON (UPI) The Houston Angels of the Women's .'Pmfee'J Basketball ttague has called a news conference for Wednesday, reportedly to announce the sale of the two. League President Bill Byrne was to be present at the scheduled 2 pm. conference an Angels spokesman said was a "major announcement." NM 1Il 6k ineoutto lyirt iJW baU and tiu. fl wire .. Barnes paced the Hawks with an excellent lO for l7framthe field and 5 for at the foul line for 25 points. Claude McKnight added 15 and Layton 12 for double figures. Human overtook Gills with 13 second half points to finish with 19 for the game. GM added 17. Nelson I I and 10 "We ilead sWe kinds slowed it up fense through," was how Gills explained his lack of scoring the second half. Despite the ku something arriveor Hawks later In the evening. Super sophomore of lid year, Bruce Brightman, returned from $ tentative residence In Portland, "I believe he'll be eligible five days after he registers," Roblaw said about his playmakim and deftneive(five deals a game) leader of last year. ____ turnoversa good chance he might go to school tomorrow 1117 hall anythft to say about W - Lymmis Jeff Nidsosla . .. S. mit att*sg tonight . . • Olympic officials aid Tuesday the appointment was made official during U.S. Olympic Committee meetings held last weekend in Dallas Brown, 39, will serve under Head Coach Dave Gavltt, now athletic director at Providence. Team manager will be Joe Vancluin, president of the National Association of Basket bull Couches. . 40161116 by______ a is to Play wall os tore themto make . p*. lbsy have a lot d speed a can Mew you out o( the gym ki tts mu Meet, as ft-hop asses idea bioudivi for '5 POL laths 101b'd 10 IM 10 61111 Unit dm* ___ 1W Lim will fees the l Howell silver Bouts, losers o Lyman be their opsaft round game, be Friday'. eonselat$ofl . . . . :. Tom T. Viacom Jan Make Dual For Boswell SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)- The Utah Jan have acquired forward Tom Boswell from the Denver Nuggets for a 1900 second-round draft pick, a team official or Tuesday. The Jazz also placed forward John Brown on waivers. Brown was signed as a free agent Nov. 11 and had averaged only one point per game In his four appearances with the club. Jazz General Manager Frank tayden said Boswell will provide some muebneaded rebounding for Utah. Herald Iperbe Biter ____ ____ Friday night's Impending dati football playo games continue to draw closer and closer for the Figiuing Seminoles and Oeledo Laces. ___ Tuesday'. workeid uNites *W pretty fl)UC1 the JS - any ether mldwesk pñpar*loa day, with perhaps Intensity and .urlooines a littie mote the mode of tP*tgi for both Jerry Pusey's squad who faces Merritt Island at home and Joe Mosdgomery'itroopswh6areoslhurosd MOM New Port Rkk.y Hwiscii Posey has k. ft no a01 that the !,Ws will need ow an and st. defensive play wore end Morgan smith and tackle Rafus IMlan who repoately pressed Patriot quartirbacke be passing situations. Did""hacks and liehvkers picking up Head Hudr awards Included libby Walls, Rebut Guy and Reggle Campbell. Guy is dill nawak a bruised calf macis and Pussy Is ho ha etandud cornerback SIll be able to son alihon agaInst the Mudeap. PkIg up UNciwl M no* for their pufurmances in $besnsM,. bac$s4d wore Joe laksr, whoalso pkd up the Flayer of the W Award. Fullback Arthur Jackson alo collect.d a Hatchet Man laurel. 0101001" In puformus Who Mew big bales far ____ undefeated and UNRANKED Lions tackle New Post Ricksy Hudson. 'They hav, a trimisdously OffaMVS ibis," observed the Ovid. cosoh "Thsy' to keep the bulls the grosed becas.e thsyvs enjoyed k,b a jod W and some pretty fair bucks." ____ Montgomery his a coeple of pretty fair which heam drew dDuiii. ___ Quutsriack l,y who alas deab as the Lam has sty, closed eat the regular n agohu eB.th11thUSasdsInI air whickseamedlbe OvDeM(thrInespamlngUUeflr$he$ayiud-, Ke.gor lital,dN osspktlese 10 of 1$ eft1e MMW ad amp usudclaruds.Thsespesvwspodlw 1,116 yasàa.i1. telobdemu, defending dd '4'up4'a Maass. up who The Wth. mentor will be relying heavily on the e iIyt.is lavegs Ms herds viM sat to 1y type of rujmlj attack that blew the I-'t::: late the ap wn• lee their lie pesdmu.uoes. date playoff pidare In their u flle _ri the, As her 0 Merritt '4is QISPIIUd, ouch Gerald Lake Bradley Patriots. isinewayt.*th'-rI--MI*yb.rsmed __ hathMvlotssytherrtkulssescumeelI,stoMack upswr*yerdsthiM.Twosd dg Hui "ysteamisauperckandthiydoaMofP of those yards WIjud to Tithe 1rk Asthur jakm * ee thu vs kata ass, be our *aes," the and another 111 were orsiNti be W&&M lr, the Us add Tawday be $ h'.tn, nIew. ____ ihlghPlsyerdths Week. baldlilis Th allsoM eplsyedami$rnlebetkat iipbj . the jchdi. Wflbaw Is ber.*leru1the7 lwU,lhawoskthIrklc:t.dulprwaied soul uysy of pad I hu Fishing up Head Iat, owsds I eatd. . Lions glues be r." 'sdke the d.ckg Bears D us_ *. hip, h se," Made, . amer 'ithe with 1,IN!wds 1si Ijgjjj ekuaadhuuhngOvlidatMroam* Msiss . psmejr a eskir ad of th a, Meaty we he thir am of bth Tir uses . ',', i iheI I. - -i I iM St ;. kbpth 1hhuearV.,1u " 10 oil w. - . II Jeke th, ._Jijii 1 uspds pre 1r Go ' Lion Hunting On Turkey Day - - Pro Basketball WritersVote Baylo. r AL MVP •-• Tangerine Bowl On I panch. ' . .. Meanness husvereed $wk isis *ds such the Wa m, a .r pi ad. Ike y w ___ r1Lu with a bass wl Ni JI 1ly ad th ludses iuuu, be I ___ . S at $1 imuied sea at a, iii1 heI1mes.ay.*IVN.,ad, ----1*ømu M:a 0,151 as dp mu N l__ I'S . 161i lj Ibeliul PsiN of IIon is, __•"_4 7;_•. i "'iç,4 1 By United Press Eater- Central Division. be tough," Armstrong said. backup, Willie McClendn, Is because they lost to the 3. Colorado 3, Sunrise Piper (Li) at Lake Wash • stIai Not only will the Lions be "Detroit Is going to be suffering from bruised ribs Cowboys earlier this Vancouver a.A,wolu 5, 1 year. Wor th ($1) The lad thing the Chicago playing with nothing to lose, smarting from that loss. They but should be avallahu. Tight wsueays Thanksgiving Day's idba '10sst-4* at NY SIngers .. Bsvswasdla for thslrpiayoa but they also will be trying to will be looking to gain seine end Greg Latta, who missed game will Involve the ATOIl.ANDO-$5Mi,jo.S ialeIlI$III11rWfl.t*U,.mar WWW'4501anon.. umu-s a (Cl) In McAiltiur Stadium show a national television r.s." Yesidsy iMress fnurg the Jets' gam. with a fragglng rights in Texas. C atChicago Pint ease 1oa15m04A wiimlng streak to end against audience their dismal record 10ffaleat Hamsrd Making the situation even sprained ankle, also is Dallas has lost tine of fair IJcse.R.yes 24.10 sic WAS Miami $eethrldga (C-I) at R Louis at Pittsburgh and 35-7 loss to Chicago on more chancy for Armstrong is probable. a 1.11 teen, Wl • 7.10 310 MIami SF1111 (101) Ii' Orall, Edmoiwon at Toronto and Houston Is tied with 31.1.4. II Nevertheless, the cellar- Nov. 4 are misleading. 4.20 10*1 the physical condition of his Pittsburgh In the AFC Central NY islanderi at Mlnnrnota 0 (ill 1101,41111 5 (54.3) 41I1 SIghs 1.2* Chicago Coach Nell Arm- dub. dwelling Detroit Lions As for Chicago's PhliaeIpI$a at Los Angeles wild-card with a 9-3 mark. • Tallahassee Oodby (Cl) at second owe Tkersday's Oan present who hopes to gain at the perfect strong, Blue-chip running back possibilities. Washington, 1 Pita-Amore 11.50 10.00 0.00 Milton ($1) 7:30 CST Wkmlp.g of Montreal 4 JOse-Urgulel 1lbgIvjg Day obstacle least a wild-card playoff Walter Payton hurt his Philadelphia and Dallas all 5.10 440 liSle. 23* The pregame buildup Is Quebec at lotte. Itchanolelfia St. Augustine (1-1) at 4.45 for the Bears, who tinned berth, knows it. shoulder In Sunday's 23-13 with 84 records have the being spiced by the bizarre 0(I4)19.$gP(I.4) ,$.N,T(I. Jacksonville Lee (Cl) "For one around a 34 dart to climb thing, playing victory over the New York inside track. The Bears retirement of linebacker $11 21010: 000$-I) 145.11. le,ls.s.ia within two games olfiratpzace them again In a span of less Jets, but is listed as probable cannot afford to be tied with Thomas "Hollywood" HenThird gase 81101'r is" Manse (4-I) at $1qv..Urquldl 10,10 $1.00 5.10 Gainesville l.stside it-1) i. Tampa Bay In the NFC than three weeks Is going to for the game. And, PaytoIt's Dallas for the wild card derson. 9.00 &eo CItlaise P1110 1 ZatoOia laster. Conference dlchanoAItu 440 40" 4-$A Atlantic OMshe. O(I-$)3341gP($-I) 114.NBTto. Oviedo (154) at Hodson (C-I) In , W I. Pet. 0$ 1.4) M.N. New Pert 0"" Boom 13 4 .710 Peer*gase legion 1-3* Phil. 13 I 354 ½ 3JosiArana 11.00 440 3.10 Tl$vsvNle Astreaset (54) at Washlnqtn S 7 .133 3½ 4.10 1.10 WaIes(C-I)ls Winter How" New York 31011.-Perez C 10 .474 4½ 1 Lsqve.Amoro 4.10 at Desisi. P1110 New Jersey 7 ii .3$ I 4(1.1)1310: P (3.1) CLII: t ($111ghssl.3A CtraI Olvisiss 1-1)503.10. Naples (III) at Venice (104) W I. Pet. of NEW YORK (UP!) - Don votes from aspecial Baseball fora third and so on, Baylor Captured the Cy Young Award California lineup that was P0* game Sighs 74* Atlanta 13 7 410 as the league's outstanding third In the league In hitting the power behind Writers Association of collected 347 points. Baylos-, llIlbao.Yza 24.20 10.10 510 leHe Glade Gladet Central (C-i) San Antonl 11 C .530 1 Singleton, California's first-ever America Committee (two the outfielder pitcher, tIImen.Martlnes received 1.4 340 at Riviera leach Suncoast (0-2) Houston the with a .281 average and first , . .,, M INegul Mmdii 5.1S Indiana 11e5les03A 0 13 .40 s dvisional championship, was writers from each city) to who paced the Orioles to the remaining three first-place In rims with 508, Baylor 0(1-fl 13.40: P074) W.SS:T(PKey West (0.1) at Port Cliesiand 7 $3 .330 6 rewarded Tuesday when he clearly outdistance Ken Al, pennant, had three first- votes and finished sixth with probably was the most In1-1) 113.10. Lauderdale it. Thomas ($3) In Detroit 5 12 .394 4 became the first Angels' Singleton 01 the Baltimore place votes and 241 points. 100 points. timidatlng batenan In the game SrlI. 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'' aft" __ IN' --• - Zero Hour Closer For Seminoles, By JOE DeIANTII Gatora to finish their season with a perfect 11-0 record, the first Florida would like nothing better than to break out of Its time the Tallahassee school has gone unbeaten since ipso A loss by Florida would nudge it one step closer to its first slump against heavily-favored Florida State Friday. "This winless season since the 1946 Gators went M. Florida has only game is for the bragging rights in the slate," remarked FSU one more game left, next week against Miami In the Orange coach Bobby Bowden. Bowl. But Bowden added, 'Our players have come too far this Quarterbacks Wally Woodham and Jimmy Jordan have season not to be ready for Florida. An all-winning regular combined to give FSU one of the most exciting passing games 8eflSOfl Is within their grasp." of any team In the nation this year. In the past, Bowden has been reluctant to talk about the Woodoam, who got the darting nod for Friday, has corn- possibility of an 11-0 record. pleted 73 01 142 passes for 858 yards and five touchdowns. "It's kind of like having a nohitter going, and scared Jordan, who is expected to an plenty of action, too, has to talk about it, he said during preparationyou're for Friday's. connected on 50 of 113 passes for 1,108 yards and 12 touch- finale. "Th is is like going into the ninth inning and one bad down, pitch culd ruin the whole thing." . Bishop Moire Will new face Lyman tIgt4 In semI4inM . Mover , '. Grog Robinson. .,.., by Alan Jai Alai ... pressed on defense by Lake howell's Claude McKnight In first quarter action of the Greyhound's opening round win over Lake lb 0 IN e I I • T It e Greyhounds hounds will meet ... Moore n scm, tonight. Olympic Asst. NIHI KWR PLAY 564O4' d4 A41OR/A 5TATE 8O5 4Y,w PLACE ON 7)YE IY/NN/4*5 PFRCINTAV 1/5T 01C4cr,vF 0-4C//(. 4t'$'14fR HE h'/iVP IT 'P #/0114f1' 4 7XE 5fM/NO 1611,01 PEVOp /A''o A NX;`71041. POIVFk /iYD(A GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Florida State has two of the I Meanwhile, Florida is groping to find t he leader it needs I "'"APE4ç' ,9(Apfp Faw ,v camP,ep ' q' best, while Florida has gone through five and not found a to Inject some spark into its lackluster attack. decent one yet. First-year coach Charley Poll started the season with Tim i Quarterbacks - that's what's made the difference thus far Groves, tried Tyrone Young, John Brantley and Johnell Brown for Florida State, which Is 10.0 and ranked No.5 In the nation, at various times and wound up with enthusiastic but In- If'FCOIP J for Florida, which is 1 and suffering through one of its consent Larry Ochab, a former walk-on. worst seasons In many years. Ochab will start Friday. He has completed 54 of 96 passes for And when the intra4ate rivals clash Friday In a nationally- 626 yards and three touchdowns. Brown also is expected to get '. ' • r televised (ABC) game, It's a pretty good bet that quarterbacks some playing time. ..r. - • • Will be the key again. (Kickoff at Florida Field Is set for 12:07 FSU has won the last two games in the series, which Florida I, P•) dominates 164. But six times before when FSU went Into the If The Orange Bowl-bound Seminoles need a win over the game undefeated, it came out with a blot on Its record. •. __ REU scoa Quarterbacks Make All The Difference For FSU=UF COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob. (UP!) - UCLAasket bball .oacb Larry Brown, the former coach of Nuggets, has been named an assistant coach for the U.& men's Olympic team next summer In Moscow. I a • 'a i never • in Lyman n this tournament, we'd Ilk, to break - Angus Up For Sal. - Brown Named Down same coveted milestone Tuesday rallied from a 23-point, third-quarter team," said Westhead. "And, yes, 13-2 spurt to cap a stirring Armond Hill hit a layup to break a night. deficit to pull out a stunning 130-125 they are the best defensive team comeback. 105-1 tie with 37 seconds remaining Ramsay's Trail Blazers - who overtime victory against Houston, we've played." Moses Malone scored 17 of his and John Drew and Eddie Johnson allow only 94.5 points per game - snapping the Rockets' seven-game The Clippers' Freeman Williams game-high 32 points in the third combined for 46 points to lead took over first place in the NBA's winning streak. scored 14 of his 27 points In the final quarter as Houston raced to a 23- Atlanta. Pacific Division In typical gritty The Trail Blazers, 10-6, held the period, when San Diego snapped an point lead, but Richardson, Ray fashion with a 11449 triumph over Lakers 14 points below their 8383 tie, but he had to take a back Williams, Toby Knight and Bill CavalIers 119, Jazz 107 the Los Angeles Lakers, giving seasonal average and used a seat to fellow guard Brian Taylor Cartwright all scored N) or more Campy Russell scored a gameRamnsay his NO career victory as balanced attack to run their home who hit three three-point field goals points to make the 500th something high 33 points as Cleveland snapped an NBA coach. record to 10-2. Maurice Lucas scored in the second quarter and finished indeed special for Holzman. a five-game losing streak and In San Diego, the flamboyant 19 of h1s24 points In the fourth period with 28 points. "Any victory Is sweet, but It's sure handed Utah its 12th straight loss. Clippers beat Phoenix, 117-110, for and Tom Owens also finished with 24 And don't forget Shue's favorite nice to have the 500th," Holzman 76ers 118, Spurs 114 their third straight victory and to lead Portland. missile launcher, Uoyd Free. The said. Darryl Dawkins scored 12 of his 24 Coach Gene Shue's 500th career Lakers' assistant Coach Paul NBA's top scorer returned after a In other NBA games, Atlanta beat points in the third quarter as the triumph. Despite the victory, the Westhead, iunning the club In the four-game layoff with 26 points. Detroit, 109-105, Cleveland defeated Sixers rallied to beat San Antonio. Clippers renamed In last place In absence of Injured Jack McKinney, Michael Ray Richardson's two Utah, 119-107, Philadelphia edged Nuggets 124, Bulls 91 NEW YORK (UPI) Paul "Bear" Bryant, football oach at the University of Alabama, will be the guest 01 honor at the second annual National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Palm Springs, Calif., on March 942, the foundation announced. Former President Gerald R. Ford, who served as the honorary chairman In the Inaugural tournament, will serve In the same capacity In 1*. On Outmanned Oviedd 23 BY United Press literaatlisal the division. paid the Portland coach the ultimate free thrown with 43 seconds left In San Antonio, 118-114, Denver routed Portland's Jacu Ramsay, San It was a night for numbers as New praise in Ramsay's book by corn- overtime gave New York its first Chicago, 124.91, and Kansas City Diego's Gene Shue and New York's York's Red Holunan won his 500th mending the Blazers' defense. lead since the game's opening beat Golden State, 112-109. Red Holzman each reached the game coaching the Knicks -- who "They are a very good basketball moments and the Knicks used a final Hawks 109, Pistons 105 Of Honor Bishop Moore Puts Sting Third Periods To Advance f Bear To Be Guest During Classic - Hornets Make Rotar y Semif S Lyman Uses Big Second, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1919-lA ___ • - ___ N no 55tP1i' tr P ti ____ • , 4$Y $s5 $ 1$ L.Jifl 'JJ JSW SIS.& I man 5.-- , • _'u.I• • • £,.I..m •t., "' -" •'', .' I �- - - * - . . . - . . . - 4,• S - , -- 4 - e t. - i .. - SA-Ev•nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -. ..- .. — The TV series "Battlestar Galsc tica," born on the heels of "Star Wars" - the biggest boxofflce hit ln movie history at$2SOmilllon.pIus,- died lastseason, unmourned by viewers and network alike, Yet Universal TV, sure In the knowledge that science-fiction on the small screen rarely measures up to feature film seth (excepting "Star Trek") has given us "Buck Rogers in the 25th .1 I! - V I. '. -' # .• ; I. e. ', • ; ,.. 1 - century setting. "Any time an actor plays a role heisfantaslzlng,"Gerard said. "So it's a matter of degree when you're playing a part in Ill-fated "Galactica." a fantasy setting. I have to play Buck for real, projecting my Curiously, "Buck Rogers", like "Galactica," is under the own personality into the role. "Actually, there's no difference between playing Buck and production aegis of Glen A. Larson who has been getting legal heat from 20th CenturyFox Involving similarities between Ithett Butler when it comes to infusing fantasy Into a perforelements of "Galactica and "Star Wars." mance. . - " . -.. ' LI ' ' - f . - • - Larson lson safer ground with Rogers who first appeared ln "I'd like to see the series go a couple of years because I want 1929 as a comic strip. "Buck Rogers" appeared in 450 to be part of a success. But also because we took such a batnewspapers at the peak of its popularity and disappeared In tering from the critics. We got all of 'Galactica's' reviews. 1967. They said we'd fail because they did. Buster Crabbe (who played Tarzan and Flash Gordon) e o move on 0 feature we've run our course, "Wh a ceman 12 starred in Universal's serial of the daring sp Michael Landon (Little films. But I keep remembering what ' bodes In 1939 House On The Prairie) said. He didn't do movies because one Today's Buck Rogers Is GH Gerard, aformer Industrial more people than all of John L. 4 - - - No • -,. '•- . • .,, 04 - * • .-..---, * . -. -•. * - Jr .:. * HELPING • * HeMIU3 ANDS Johnson, Debris Myter, Margaret Oliver and Dorothea Fogle. Gerard is realist, a candid man who admits his show offers something for every viewer "Star Trek"4ype special effects for college kids and sci-fi freaks; for males, chicks in sexy — So viet Pa p er P Boo B Kissinger - - he - Is 4h' Mar juan a A Gift Of G'd excess liquid and add to the chestnuts. Add the cognac, desired, and mix well. Weekly rdware Saver "And we don't overdo robot action either. Twiki doesn't hurt dramatic scenes with gritultous laughs. f", a HOWE'S Doris Dietrich, OURSELVES and Food Editor, recommends this eye-app.11ng and delectable recipe as a delight for all It freezes and microwaves well, and can be g" according to the whims of the hostess or season. — H A RDWARE - NOW OPEN UNTIL 7 PM ART BROW E 44 IU •b M PEST CONTROL ____ '4UIfl 1W "Mlin1. not a drug. It's an herb, a gift of God. -- •___ DAY: Normal Maser, elia, telling talk I= - M show hod flick Caviti about his financial woes during a PBS-TV taping for broadcast Nov. 201: "I wrote myself Into debt I owe my agent, Scilt Meredith, $200,000. Scott could have told me, 'You owe me $195,000 and atop I him, we're living reasonably well." U S - Its been the contention of the federal government for a long time that our church was a front for drug smuggling," p I GLIMPSES: Gil Tru.ds.ss, designer for Tiger of Sweden he said. 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G - -- * - •.. - • . •• I IOWA - -S -* -? - -- - susv. ui PIL*IS IN - * * • . * -* :... SMOkED - * S • • PUMPKIN PIE - -• • • - •. * -. - . - - * - * -. • - Io • • ••. - • r * - - • - .. * • • 1 - * • :1 .4. .. * 5•. • - Herald Photo by Pruce Moor, Too many cooks may spoil the stew, but having fun testing their culinary expertise are: seated Diane Petryk and Tom Netsel; standing from left. , Doris Dietrich, Ruth Rowley and Jane Casselberry. remaining Ingredients. Blend lightly and thoroughly. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 30 min. until bubbly. Garnish with scored raw zucchini slices, pimiento stripe, parsley, cherry tomatoes, lemon twists, etc. Yield: 8 senriflgL • The Herald's Office Manager Ruth Howl said, "M don't like casseroles but everybody just raves about this one. A "must" on the Thanksgiving menu at Jane Casselberry get-togethers Is sweet potato casserole. It is convenient to fix as It can be prepared the night before and baked In the oven at the last minute. SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE medium sweet potatoes 14 stick of margarine or butter 2-3rd cup brown sugar cup raisins ½ cup orange juice teaspoon on It The best part for the busy lady Is that this can be made completely the night before. Cover tightly with foil and refrigerate. Bake about an hour before serving. 12 mardunaliows Boll sweet potatoes In skins, testing for doneness with a fork. (bol just enough to pail and mash with a potato mmhoro removing any coarse ftber Stir in butte r or margarine melts. Add brown sugar, cinnamon and enooah orange juice to make It the desired consistency. Place mixture In a casserole dials and top with marshmallows. Bake in a 375 degree oven until heated through and marshmallows are brown. For a more festive touch to a holiday meal bake and serve the sweet potato mixture In orange baskets. Scrub oranges and cut away top half leaving a drip In the middle for basket handle. Scallop top edge of bottom hall ot orange. scoop out the Inside of the orange and fill with sweet potato mixture, top with a marshmallow and bake In moderate oven. The orange baskets can be used to garnish the turkey platter. . Cook broccoli, drain well and put in bottom of casserole. Melt % stick butter, add bouillon cubes and stir until dissolved. Add flow, Air until smooth. Add milk and cook until bollipg, stirring coodaidly. Pow over broccoli, mixing gently. Melt ¼ stick of butter In heavy trying Pan and add stuffing mix and walnuts. Heat until hot and crispy. Sprinkle on top of casserole and bake 35 to 40 minute. In 375 degree oven. Mrs. B. (the "egecy" call, whose daughter has to be seen IMMEDIATELY) finally arrives. The emergency? The daughter is 24 pound. over. weight, her wedding Is two wedis off and the dress won't fit. "Aren't there water pills or.omstigc she can take?" u. hospital Is me on the phone again. coronary Int'l doing well, the diabetic cgmg out Of ow ca Insists on being discharged Immediately, and and Oh, yes, and that doctor on the phone with another doctor discussing the business deal that sounds like a tax shelter: He aceds that deal. It will help him survive until some patients who were treated last year get around to paying their hills. MO peopte go uirun we who works for an airline, has MEG IN ST. PUUL told me some unbelievable DEAR MEG: Theaks for tales about some of the stuff the timely tip. 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Lower Back Pals, flip Pals, Pals Dm Legs . Why PUBLIC SERVICE? Thosusade Of ares r* have episi ruisfod pre'Irne tch to iI5CS S Imlally r that 081111dbehaipud by flhissèiayal.sesngtsgyes lauded yusbsve I p, * • . j Numbness In Hawk , , patients who complain becaus, they have to wait to , 3. ShosMer Pain, Pita Down Arms, - DEAR ABBY: I'm a little tirIdof all those letters from no their doctors. Pleas, be S. Blurred Vision Neck PaIa,llgld Muscles, Spasms 01 •55 kiiti1 il•I!ess•.I 140 '14 ell ___ _____ PUBLIC SERVICE SPINAL EXAMINATION FOR VICTIMS WITH ACUTE & CHRONIC PAIN 1 160 1 4.- million deep apsee adveustirs "Black Hole." - - , 2 cup milk 2 cup. Pepperidge Farm doffing mix (regular) ¼ dick butter or ifilurgarine ¼ cup walnuts, broken or cut up fair and print the reasons why ,,. CALl. TODAY -.L.. I Doc Tired Of Complaints On 'Waiting' I I * I I d _d Slice zucchini V. In. thick (if too thin, slices will turn to mush). Heat olive oil In pan with a tIØ fitting cover. Add zucchini, onions and fresh mushrooms (4 ci. can mushrooms can be sIttAd). Cover and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, for 10 or 15 mIs. until barely tender. Remove from heat. Silt In 1-3rd cup Parmesan cheese with a fork. Add 449 99 ... I • • * 4 I.— Woollen culois V. rounded cup flow teaspoon black p. raided the , , • - % dick idles J___1 and ice DONNA F.STES' HOLIDAY MOLD I large box of red gelatin 1 can of whole cranberry sauce 6 oz. package shelled walnuts Standard size package or can of shredded or flaked coconut Prepare the red (cherry, strawberry, raspberry) gelatin according to package directions. Chill to consistency of egg whites. Stir In cranberry sauce, nuts and coconut and place in refrigerator to firm. Serve with whipped cream. -. BROCCOLI CASSEROLE i teaspoon V. taspoen monosoodurn glutamate I clove minced garlic (or V. tsp. garlic powder) ATTENTION '• 2 packages tram chopped broccoli • 2-3rd cup Parmesan cheese 2 (1 tomato - I "CaUNIPAPMESAN $ lb. zuecliug, WNW ad bum" 3 tablespoons olive oil ____ ! — o ti! tEE?e says a Tuesday and arrested six Mary Morrison and Jacob New York conceits the week of Dec. iS. The theme, of the religious Shnurinan, already in spokesman, Is a "dedication to the city" and will Include Jan members The week of group on drug smuggling custody. versions Of songs associated with New York. charges. ti I..k4 1$. . 41I $MSh44U, UPJYV W LUWII "wcare God-feearing aring people Hall and ends at Carnegie Hall. The Idea Is to thank Big Apple for our God-given denizens for being fans of James, a leading proponent of said Robert Lawler, a "crossover" music that hits both jazz and rock music charts church member known as Ph J 19 6988 * * . Cook the onions In the butter until golden brown. Add the sausage and seasonings and cook, stirring constantly, for 4 to 5 minutes. Add to the chestnuts. Soften the bre.dcrwnbs In water or milk. Press out the concentrated on hardware. We use It judiciously. You can't fly a space ship across the screen for very long without boft viewers. he's doffing or donning, Izvestia concedes the memoir is United Press International COMRADE CRITIC: The metaphors may be mixed, but the "witty and entertaining." Its • i %.'J meuagetaclear-Izvestladoe.n'tcsremuchforHsary PUIIRIMAGE: Eleani ZiabsUat Jr. waxed downright M,ts*ie' or his book. Says the W.euw n.wspspv of 6411s White House Years" "Kissinger enjoys pul4kIIy. His sill poetic Thursday on his first visit to Israel. Says he, "I wasn't admiration makes him always ready for any political drip- prepared for the majestic sweep of the countryside, the tease. So one shouldn't be surprised that among the Items he gorgeous coastline ofHaifa, the magnificent grandeur of the takes off are detente, peaceful coezldenceand disarmament." desert and the beauty of Jerusalem." The 56-year-old star of MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!) group with conspiracy to Then "The 1,500 pages of his book are 1,500 pages of fig the old "FBI" series, whose Rusal&n-born parents left — Ethiopian Zion Coptic possess leaves. The more leaves he tries to put on himself, the more he Judaism and christened him an Episcopalian, was spiritually Church members 1 ..... distributemulti-ton quantit ies quanea divulges of what he really thinks." But even if It can't decide U lyrical as well. He says he came to Israel "drawn by God the th,,e.r eir onl y Interest ,n III.JJUIfl1, according to son Jam," adding "But I got of God ---- marijuana is as religious Assistant U.S. Attorney Joins the father -Jobovab, which in my mind had been vague." sacrament and deny their Sale. on the subject Of acting: "If I never did It again, I church Is a front for dr ug Arrested Tuesday were we smuggling. church leaden Thomas Reilly •- Cook chestnuts In broth about 20 minutes, or until tender. Drain and chop half the nuts coarsley and mash the est r • SENIOR CITIZENS Chestnut stuffing takes more time to make, especially peeling the chestnuts, but It is a delightful switch from the traditional cornbread dressing. The cognac Is listed as an optional Ingredient but on sampling the dreadng without It, It seemed that It needed just a little something. That something Is the cognac; It adds just the needed taste. CHESThUTSTUFFING (Enough for al2psusdturkey) 4 pounds chestnuts 4 teaspoon olive orsaladoil S cups bed broth 1 onion, chopped 2 tablespoons butter ½ pound sausage meat 1 teaspoon chopped parsley 1 teaspoon chopped chives ½ teaspoon thyme ¼ teaspoon marjoram Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste cup soft bread crumbs ½ cup cognac (optional, but not really) Cut gubeshs the flat side of each chestnut. Heat oil lnfrying pan and add chestnuts, cooking over brisk heat for 3 minutes, stirring and shaking pan constantly. Drain and cool. Remove '•. •'. the Wells and intler skin. space suits; TwIkI (a hip R2D24ype robot) for the sandpile set; for several reasons," Gerard said. "FIrst, this show has a sense of humor about Itself. Secondly the dories aren't overwhelmed by special effects. 'Galactica' • - '- * -• -5- Festive Ho liday Season A • * :1 - Wednesday, Nov. 21,1979-11 B Week that usually go toward expanding the waistline. The staff at The Evening Herald are no exceptions. This week's Cook ofThe Week Isa composite of Herald cooks who are sharing some of their favorite dishes that go well with that Thanksgiving entree-or, for that matter-for any festive occasion. : Tom Noted said he never knew there was any dressing or stuffing other than cornbread until he left the sunny South, but a winter in New York revealed other dishes to tempt the taste * - Of The - epWde of 'Bonn' was seen by chemist and businessman-turned-actor who never saw the Wayne's pictures put together. comic strip nor Crabbe's heroics on screen. Gerard came to "I know what Landon means. Even though the movie version 4' Originally, "Buck Rogers" was to have been a six-hour of 'Buck Rogers' was a tremendous hit, -. limited series for NBC. But Universal, pleased with the first . 40r .1(, 4 two hours of the project, decided to release it as a feature film. ' • $. • .d l "It became a'secret' hit," Gerard said. "It was released last 4100 J~f March and it's done $35 million In the United States alone. "Buck Rogers' is one of the five top grossing films of the year and is one of the best kept secrets in the industry. "I got very little identity from the picture and absolutely no sweeping acclaim from the critics But the tremendous boxoffice reaction convinced Universal and NBC to make 'Buck' a series." As a consequence of his performance as Rogers, Gerard was offered a starring role opposite Ellen Burstyn In "Silence of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority is donating baskets of food to two needy families the North," and a couple of other feature films. But his confor Thanksgiving. Sorting out the goods are, from left to right. Merian tract with the sci-fi epic took precedence. * - * With use manzsgtving holiday upon us, ares cooks are digging out their favorite recipes and preparing all the fixings - So far the series has bounced between 30th and 50th place In the ratings, making ita marginal show but certainly better received at considerably lower production costs than the / .• • - A001111 - We Wish You credibility he must take the part seriously, Ignoring the 25th Century" this season. .- Cooks "We're a well balanced show from the standpoint of capturIng a wide spectrum of viewers. There were so many characters In 'Galactica' they were never on screen long enough for anyone to care about what happened tOthem. "Our show has only one central character — Buck Rogers. Also, Buck is not Superman. He's physically vulnerable. He's a man who does heroic things and that's where his Identity lies." Gerard says in order to play Rogers with any degree of By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) . * • S Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 'I 1.6r . .1 • -. Is - OURSELVES Into TV Battle Zone - • - 'Buck Rogers ' Flies .• -- / - - Widnesdy, Nov. 21, 97 - - : ... - 1jJ PIOFISSIONAI. INSTALLATION AVAILABLE 1$OP.AT-HOMI SUVICVI - Th. Carpet Shop SOAIINFORD 714 W. FIRST ST., SANFONO PH. fl14174 • �• • I , • - - -' • • * -.- .• -'.. - 21—Evning Hors Id, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, N.v.21, 1!7 1BLOP4DIE by Chic Young KJ1ME .JUSTCAU.ED IF'YOuoow'reETBAciTo ATWANI&OIVIW3TURKEY rM WOME,<)__ -i —1 I EARLY 70 MV'YUE ThE OcFICS IN7EN MWIUTES RE-WIRED S?VUFIREDfr4AlIt.J I (CAUSE'\ MRDiTi4ERs FIRED ME MA9 MORE SECURITY TI.IAN I M1E ' ,\_P - ' J 1 _ - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I NEAR TIlE MEN WELL1 NAT3 WANT 10 RE-NAME j QUITE AN A MOUNTAIN (.::i: t I4 ___ AFTERME REALLY ( THE J \i41I,/ CA If _ —— 2 TAR6ETA*EA kL °IIIi0 t THE BORN LOSER FtF-PUFF HUH? 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It's present In and you should talk to your abundant DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm so leafy vegetables and concerned about my eyes. I fresh vegetables and fr"ft easily destroyed with didn't go to the eye doctor It Is cooking. That's why fr.sh because lwu so Scared. What leafy salads are Important in do you think about my case? I have developed a white ring around the brown my eyes, Follc acid has some ofthe I've had lt for two ormore Lamb • (1)0 RAGGEDY ANN S AHOY (DR LIGHT IS ENOUGH l])(35)JIMRocscFORD (12 (17) RAT PATROL "The Fatal Chase Reid" - 5:30 2 (17) pa . 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'. * * -, Dlir greater succeu than you LEO (July 23-Ang. 22) ? 'l. •.. made a well.anowu (among 0(4) TODAY Sd FLORIDA experts anyway) safety - -' p1j Iao.qI audlthadworked. 4 FLORIDA . will be everytimsyostgwaimd * $550 • ,+ There was so I.ghtImM. Pin 4. CAPR1COI$(lc.13-Jan. 50 i*vinbshsadingpsu s• p 'P L.AZAN1 'esi.v 730 p, NMON..SATWITHTHIBIST$NLIVI p way to avoid the lose of two 19) Looking at tN, on a .itblng DA (3)TO Y : trick.. If vp.dn brobs I O GOOD MORNING ___ ___ Openiaglsat$E __ the who), picture gives yes VGO (Ang. ZIlipL 22) 11*5, MAGNOLIA—SANFORD thatwouldbelost. ___ rAvAI.ANCHF FXPRESI (Th(35)TOMAND,*MY 1i wer. to brisk that added ede that 'i'e The warm and friendly P11. 323.5333 'II11JLJ would heiSt appear lucky today, in wblch you conduct ___________ ___ _ ____ ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ __yeersif ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ____ ___ SANPORD PH. 3234011 TO CAPTAIN KANGAROO AQUAUI (JUL (Jan, IlFib. today makes yel ___________ gluten aid____ . the safety p 14"11926. Sn isis 13D TODAY 1:0 SUISTITUTIS TIACNIN j, -en uIMkg .sct apes others year pear quid tIme 5 GOOD- MORNING today. You will reap made with ts who ma Impeitiat .. AIM some (NivWAPEBINTUpRAauN) ele jaii pan saavsimss FLORI wbes -etberstavoryooin IS )WE. Ill-urn, 33) The prolws two-club LOU (Ie. 33' P15CU (Feb. 15March15) Those little 'ndgl'la you win opiaI.g was artificial aid (For a of J4CO Your relationships with be gilting today will be ea. forcing The student would MOO(W'i, ,d$t 1.' its, t __ have made the aeaative *44 of of 1* others today are eapIdull3? trimoty accurate P.O Sot 4* 11111100INC beneficial In ars where ildi YOU 11va _____ rapcu. .1 two dlamos, but Weet bid first sad took away Station. Nm, York, N. L cooperation Is called f.. veiyk,tasts BuIyes- the used fee bum o bit 'the, by Howie Schneider CMINSM - . ———— ——— (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE *5114 may be corrected, there may the arcus seniuls ring that you _________________________________ be degeneration o( the spinal have observed. cord associated with 5.12, READERS WHO WANT deficiency- This can become HOROSCOPE permanent. That's why Information on mental doctors became alarmed changes with aging can send By BERNICE BEDE OSOL about the public getting U- 75 cents with a long, stamped, celvs amomis of oiic acid seU-acldreusd envelops for and that also explains why The Health latter number 14For Thursday, November 22, 197 some vitamin preparatIons 2, The Aging MInd.Send your don't contain folk acid, and request to me, In cace of this t list - .. It scared me 10 bad I'd wake know, a deficiency In 112112 up at night fearing blindness, 15 ____ 18 17 - 5.12 CaIl ________ ___________ cause pernicious yet nothing happened. My - - anemia. ThS V1ei2Ii usually father used to hate the same _ 18 II — — — OCCZs because a person h*i a thing end nothing happened to 20 — i I I disturbance 112 him either. I've seen several 21 22 — — — — fundamental his digestive tract _--1 people with this ring. I'm 64 ———— — — — — — properly absorb vitamin____ 542. 23 24 25 Could this occur In 26 27 28 29 That, Incidentally, Is why 't people? vitamin B.l2ls usually given 31 32 33 — — In shots rather than as pills. DEAR READER — I That way it don 9d into ft suspect that you're describing 34 35 30 circulation. what wecafi the arcussenilh,. 3T — 38 3* Both folic acid and vitaxnln Itisa change in the eye that's — ————— — — — — 5-12 will correct certain noted in some people as they 40 41 anemias. But both substances get older. It does not have a — — — — — — have a generalized effect on good cdrrelatlon with aging or 42434445 41 474149 anydhaeueiweassoclate y. —— with aging or dlieueso(the 50 — — — 51 52 Uyou'reconswnlngalotofwe so you've worried a lot fdlic acid and happen to have about nothing. Of course, you 54 — _______ 55 — — a vitamIn B42 leficlincy, le should have regular eye — — — — — — — 58 -, _ _ — — — — — —10— — 11 12 - -- - ----• ..-•---,- ----•-•• • -; -----. Leafy Salads Have I Much Folic Acid 3 4 5 8 7 8 13 - by Art Sansom - ACROSS 42 Whines Answer to Previous PUZZII 45 Knack 11 0 t. A 0 1 I Water Li 47 Baseball lT i h I 0IM t r F *J i J vIi f o Jv 13 Naval iII! 1t 14 Claim 50 Bullets 0 1 A ____ 15 Insecticide __ 51 Exclamation '"' Is of annoyance *v1 ___ ___ ______ 17 Democrat 52 Wreath ___ y ____ _ _ (abbr.) 53 German I I 18 CIA negative a pred.cessor 54 Part of spike rfP ______ 19 Poetic (2wds.) L 1 AINf, Olii TIt !iii preposition SOlnsids(pref.) R1A1N1 S litlOiNil 20 TerritorIes 57 Imagery I I. A a till Till a 21 Close relative 20Wipeout(sl+) 39Dium 22 College DOWN 21 Luscious 41 Knightly quest degree (abbr.) 22 Quail 23 Famous 1 Of India 42 Author Grey 23 Songstress 26 Postal number (prefix) 43 Talisman Smith (2 wds.) 2 Radiation 44 Neglect 31 First-rate measure (Pl.. 24 Ibsen 45 Single (prefix) character (comp. wd.) abbr.) 48 Sea in Central 25 Burden 32 Aura 3 Ditches Asia 4 Butt of joke 28 Heavenly city 33 Bird class 34 According to 5 Biblical hero 27 Midshipman 47 Vegetable fact 6 Source of the 28 Atop spread 35 New England mighty oak 29 Antlered 48 Eye drop cape animal 7 Anecdote 49 38 Low 8 Room shape 30 Glimpse 51 Genetic 37 Oriental 9 Pedestal part 32 Measure of material 39 Irish cattle 10 HeatIng land (-) 40 Compass chambers 38 Graduate of 55 Mercury point 11 Some (Fr.) Annapolis 41 Come by 12 Greek deity symbol (abbr.) 1 () (1-MA *W. tu ML)5T , (5T l '(,,. •_.• - - ,•_ ,•-,• •, - .- )•• t,• ' - 1 __ __ ______ • il - - .- - - ••- .--- - '•'• . tt a. _____ ____ __ _____ ______ ______ _______ - _ • ".:-'I -..' .. _-•.-.' - ,. . .- - -. - ..•'- • .. • - * . .- . - -- • ' - • - - -- - .•- - I -- . - - - -. - _ --. --.--. • -. •-.,- - . . - - - - _- -- �- I - - -.--. -.-.- • - .__-, -.. % - 'p - . - - S. - - 4,, p. - - ... S - . - .i- — — -'-- ^-t- -,- - ---------.-- ,-' -r- tep1 : ' 114: . • S • I ' 'a • . I . . . -............. . • . • . I . Wednesday, Nov.21, 17 41— IvengNeraW,SanNrd,pI. e...1 L CTI?IOU:WAMIJ • ri Nov. 21, 1979-58 CLASSIFIED ADS. Notice Is hereby given "W I a spgs _ Plaza Shopping Center . Longwood, I U --- IA I Notics Seminole Orlando - Winter '2-26H 831-9993 $Omhi County, F,un the fictitious name of OAF. FODOWP4DIL.LY that I Intend register br name with ttieCiirl Pork and CLASSIFIED of the Circuit Court, Seminoli County, Florida iflar ncg ftf . .. , ,c• f flVUt3 Name Statutes, To-Wit: . . 865.09 Florida Statutes 1557. Sig. Gordon Peters SPECIAL HONORS .. Publish November 7, 14, 31, 75 DEP.32 .,, 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum ________________________1100110 ___ 1575 DEADLINES viore noon ne wuy Be fore Publication Sunday - Noon Friday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SZ&.aln tlIrn.,,..t, t..MI. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR lPU3 l'WS 'I. Cheshire (at ,a.,.I kiiInuj 'a left, ik YL I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA cast NO. t,tin.ca.ts.i above RATES ' i time ................44C line II times 39C line 7comicvftve times .... .3k a line IAI . V to ______________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished - a spe a. ward TOMORROW pct. Interest to Qualified buyers New homes with low monthli Payments Ilow down oavments 534.000 to $44,000. 322.22$?. 2 BR, 28 condo. Sandewood Villas. All Appliances, no pets. $300 mo. Call 6443355 days. 1mm. occupancy. _.. FOR SALEORP — ENT 3 BR, 18, FP. nice yard, Close to town. - . —II • 31,-41psrtmsnts Furnished r -- 11 4.. .', -• formica kitchen, new shag. 51,3- $223 Adults. Furn. avail. 541. '.'' ' . •I• •• •.;,••..... -. . . - NOTICE . . •.• •;.I . ., .•. . •. ._. • . '.• .,.., . • ' • • • •.. ' . •. t.. i .. . • • '5 • • • ' • - \• , - ,-,f7_.. `I . 1 - • • W. ., ' - . Heat Pum ps Dis ppear At, Sites Construction In The County IWO . DEO132 I IN AND FOR _____ ckuptru parked near the two holmes under comtrudion at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. A short time later, the heat pimps were dacoysred n'g. 11w.. hundred fist of lumber also vanished Thursday from . - intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to Florida Statute, Section $0.05 anather coastrustlon site, shsrtfTh depUties reported. The $00 worth of 2.by'lO400t cedar was reported taken from the garag. of a hota. under construction- In "The BorIngs' - - (157$), as - amended, a . asIa c rut Execution issued out of arid undo foe seal of the Circuit Court a ________ IMemaWrwd.,enm.aisres.k e.v iI -lima 1.. vs. ,, i - - , At ' - 0 DEFENDANTS TO APPEAR AND PLEAD (SERVICE By PUBLICATION). TO: ALL • -. Ad. . • V . ' • •. ,,.• - • • . • . —. b ' AN. • '. . IS 16 It . 0 • ' il . • mssogØ Thm's • &a, w. ,ww - • a in '. .1 A ' ,1 • '1.,4,a-.,: - • j% IA - bVI, kill ., w. ' _. _-_ 4 .: ' % 1 , - • *• * * * * . , •. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. , - 71 FAMILY ROOM, 111311111111111111111111111111111 UDSOOM, $Ip BATH, COUN. TRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL INVESTOR I This won't last 11M. Nice lIP, Shomeon fenced lit. 113.505. $4,055 ions, owner carry. AIR & HEAT, CARPETS, .6"A611. LIKE NEW. As. $UM*SI.I MORTGAGE. - __ - INVESTORI TRIPLEX I & 2 BED. ROOM UNITS ON OVER 7 SN, 15 hems, liii cast.. FR, bowed p0. mice locIas. Inc. I SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO Mganagsaif.Llveinlususs& *00 3 UNITS. QQ® 11$' rust 151 or rest beth. Only TM INCOME. ASSUMABLE 5*50,. WRTOAGF. $4$0, - T..rFinapdil$,y 0 WEN IVA FALLS New I SN, II travel trailer as SWutiOul WekIva Falls. Nonfect IN, WImlir resrOW. S5f . t--;-,.' • .. A .. - * ' Y. ', - •.rn . —. • fl Iiig1IaId _. ' c:,' , -w ,,' "' i OWb Cw1Ituju.ls.$ ..__j dasu*el off $'-_ _ _ __ 00* *L N_....Lu, uma LiD. . . _ we" ' ffr ob & ~ " - Sluflud. P0000. *5 5000 sin. • UNil50 be5ulag ujINI*5WNOemI l Sib. - -- 0kOW. , 1 . 7 '.I. r'' • ' .t :L4 ..,, -. .. 'j'.'V ,., ,, -J *. 't - itt"t...... -- .'.•-.. - •''' ' .k • 4 _1 •. I. ' .1.. • ..a" __1,, - •-••• - IIOEEI 3135 5. Mpnhlslyo. oriateo 11 bove , -• . .. • - • - • • . 6 UALT01172401 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ••-' $II:*ISiI . • L. -' 8 1t X . duo SINUS REALTY STIMPASINCY —fps" viviow, 1 .''-' .1 J.I00I •Iscs IIv.NsJ $11.10. Ownpr Ibuesco w 'is.. $ • ' •. . 111407 - Eves. 3$$40,4 113 *005 - 72—Auction 80—Autos for Sale 'PUBLIC AUCTION 6 S MON., NOV. 19,7 PM. ANTIQUES & MODERN We Buy Wrecked Cars 322-3451 $970 Monte Carlo, exc. running cond. AC, PS, PB, AM.FM, cassette. mags. Call a ft 6 PM. 331 1)13. $750. Will talk! DR suites. OR suites, bedding, chests, dressers, coffee 8. end lamps, desks, easy chairs, flitp stands plus bOx lots 8. misc. items. $VISA MASTER CHARGES '72 Nova SS, black on black AC, PS, PD,350 auto 3 22 2955 after 6 S CASH DOOR PRIZES S HEATED AUCTION BUILDING WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. SAN FOR D AUCTION. l?)SFrench 3237310 For Estate Commercial & Res! dential Auctions & Appraisal. Call Dell's Auttion, 323 5620 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a pujlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Satur da y at 7:30. It's Danny's Auction 3227010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 323 5772 Washetrepo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Bat. $115.14 or $19.35 mo. — KENMORE WASHEQ (__,ç7 - 13Tarts, C41111114 3230697 sh button controls, has Push tarousel, still In warranty. $64, assume OrIgInally payments of 521 mo. Agent 339 "Maybe If you put him on a meatless diet he could afford to pay your bill!" A.....AkahlIra I IMnc _______________ Aadji.Ste, J1V - 43-B--Lots & Aa..ae I..d rM.s. ?U'e_ Qans.IL_ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS—'at to '15 models. Call 339 9100 ..r $31. 4603 (Dealer) BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $30 Call '72)621: 32'1160 '1) Marquis Brougham. 129, good rubber, insp., needs minor repair, good cond., best otter. 323 60.13 eves. ATTENTION HUNTERS 197$ Suzuki, GS 100, exc.cond. 3500 miles, must sell. ssuu 13 Real clean 1 Jeep Wagoneer. Lots of extras—reasonable, 322 121$ Call 322 1137 ------------ '72 VW Super Beetle New eng., tires, paint $2450.3228283 NoII's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So. of Sanford. 79—Trucks-Trailers 322 1721. Dart Swinger, 2dr,, liT, 1916 Auto, air. PS. $2,500 or best offer. 531.2136 '65 Chevy P.U. Good used TV's, $251 up MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 327 0357 With Camper Top, $600 Runs Good 3735569 1976 Granada, metallic blue, PS. PD. auto., air. AM FM stereo, blue in!., 31,000 mileS, S new steel radial tires, extra clean. 66$ 531$. '76 Chevy PU. In Ext. Cond .53.900 Call 323 1100 after S BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HERB'S TV 25915. Sanford Ave. 3731734 REAL ESTATE ' Ford Comet, I owner, loOks like new, req. gas. 23 mpg, auto. Price is right! 322 0706. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 373 7710 - choice. ALL WORK. $99 ea. CallBart 71 3275990 MOONEY APPLIANCES - Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. Service. Used Machines. ) 'V the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.71'- $311 ter further detailS. 77—Junk Cars Agent 3395316. and fenced back yd. EXTRA TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.73 bal' $153.14 or $17 mo REALTOR, 3227450 Agent 339-5354, REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT 322105 54—Garage Sales Gas I. El. stoveS, misc. household Items. .95 Thurs.. Sun. 145 Summerlln. Yard Sale Frill, Sat. Nov. 736.24 2504 Yale Ave. 377 6200 FREE COFFEE! I REALTY Unbelievable! 14 families put. ting it together. We have what you want. Clothes, toys, books, dishes, turn., appliances, etc. Fri. I Sat. 9 Ill. Corner Summerlin & Forest Dr. — REALTORS BEAUTIFULI 3 BR, 21', B home In Wilson Place with CiA, OR, Fla. rm., FP, Latin kit. & many extrast Yours for s,2,S00. Moving or thinking of garage sale? Lot of work? Will buy *Call from or sell for you. DANNY'S AUCTION SALES* SUPER I I BR, 2 lath home with many special featuresi New CH.A, new carp., new roof I Fla. rm.t Near schools I shoppingl BPP warranted. Just $41,500. %a* Care Home TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON' formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook $19 E. 1st SI.1322-5743 Øh Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wan ts to make small household repairs, carpentry, pa inting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3396531. Carpet Cleaning Landscaping 116 Steam Carpet Cleaning. Free Est. All work guaran. teed. 332 4015. CERTIFIED LAWN I LANDSCAPING Landscape Maint. ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 155 4914. specialty, 25 yrs. 62—Lawn..Osrdsn FILL "T TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cork I Hirt 3237550 Commercial & Residen tial Sod, shrubs I hedging 3236505 UgI* Hauling IvAs Fin . essnking Yard debris, Trash ApplianceslMlsc. (LOCAL) 3495371 - — - 1 - I , Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332.0707- Pin jnting AFRICAN VIOLETS -. AIBPAINTING TheOreenhosme 3".9141 RsIdentiaI& Commercial Evesafterl& weekends 'yH 52-17I2 aft S 77S.4i3184 Vacation time Is here...get what Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls EutslerPaintlnglRepair youneedforahappytim,witna repaired. Res, IComm. Residential lCommercial Classified Ad. Remodel I Additions. - Call 363-5347 • Sill 131.S3ltor $620134 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS WanIsd to BUY CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS, 1110 46 body, RESULTFUL END, TH WE BUY USED FURNITURE, _______________________ NUMBER IS 333.3411. APPLIANCES I, PLUMBING ______________________ FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, Animal Haven Kennels 30S F. 25th St. 3230151. Thank You, Thank You I'$kdini4Rspsir WE BUY USED FURNITURE & for being my customers & I friends. If theresa better way APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Professional —Quality to Say itl don't know how, may Is riture Salvage. 3225721. ANTHONYCORINO y be richly blamed. B,st 007I . WI5h15 RaiSdal Rowe. Cash 322.4132' - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Pool _____ Estate is sold daily in the: Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Hotas Classified ads. Nothing small guy & Sill, the finest In used furniture, Rung., stoves, tools. -Housewives Cleanine Service -about - -that. Personalized, fast, dependable ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Regular or 1 time basis as.*,gTopPrlcesPald 477.$$4 __________________ WeDO wash windowsl Used, any condition 644.5)26 Flelchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, soult - In55In4ijsis trailers I NV, residential & comm. property. Free ii,. CARPENTRY PANTING MUSALES MASONRY $323. CONCRETE All professlonal-30 yrs. Avctls.iirs FREE ESTIMATES 321."14" 111161111 Piessux's I Steam CIqping 3317155 Painting. Roil, homes, mobile' We do all types of home, elc.Mabilehome specla 1Man,lItyat wi. Reasenabie ratesi Sales Over 30 yr's. x• yrs. up. Patios. Driveways all work guar. 323.7)53 $g etc. Wayne Beat. 337-1331 penance, We will 2565 REALTORS IS PARK 323.2222 BATEMAN REALTY Re.Real Estate Srokar 3445 Sanford Ave. 321.570 Inc. 3 lets fenced w.3 SD. 15, FR. IllIScashu, assumable most. at $355 me. 223.7532 Eves. 332-SIlL 1121*7, 3211,1111111, 312-101 SV1 Suit —s.r off orYAWL FNAVA, IsA 36$ 10 fOS' you M.Unswarlh Realty or buy Outright. Pays. Ow Service Call Collect MU (IN) 3IflSN *_~"11110111116 J. W. Borbr: Auction.., be aw iii news.oAo. MONO. NOW & mar IR'. GRIGORY MOS.I HOMii VA IPsIA rnqari - 6035 after S p.m. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, Cramic Tile drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. MEINTZER TiLe 332 2233. New or repaIr, leaky showers our Multiple Listing Service $11I5nlves.WWI Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323- Pianos I organs as low as $995. ANYTIME • Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, & cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. C11 Larry for Free Est. 671.6394. l.IC. Bondo4'$ Ins. FREE ESTIMA TES 337.7507 59—M,sical Merchandise Sanford's Sales Leader Eg Air Conditioning, Heating, Efedf'.' Sanford, Fla. 32771 $0.11 REALTOR Home lnrov.msnts ROBSON MARINE 3922 Hwy. 17-93 LEADIRI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S Branch Office Air Conditioning 3221040 SS—Boats & Accessories JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 2 bath, brick home in Idyllwildel Many custom features on 1g., fenced, landscaped lot. BPP, warranted. Yours for 161,5001 • S.. - ~~— MULTIPL IL ISTINGREALTOR - usi Via IflmeMlecwlv Eft rW. lie ___ / F room EXTRA nice EXTRA liveable. $27,500. HAL COLBERT REALTY __ _ 52—ApplianCes DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 2 BR, 1 bath, 19. covered patio, - 133.100. __ Wo AA 1111109. - 'Ill ral__ isIlIgNa. '11 CARPETS, FENCED, — '' aISII$.OWINSW*S,SSCf W00*.J 5reg$L._ lustS $iri'nsti Cegsly, be *5 OW *5 *lufl1U 0*100 'Will, *5 enulped ,. Bath home, large let, quill area, lovely home for the economy minded, close to Sanford and to Longwood, 3 BEDROOM. l, BATH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM, &InI-J.rpmlepsrttlise.Ons am___ "Oft ft so 44 TS IiiI SWIll, P.O. Si 1W, $IM..& Fl. 00771. J 2435' S. French (17 92) Sanford 3735324 322-2420 CARPORT ON LARGE COPHER LOT. $35,550. *sJOW . - ) HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL— Lots of potential in this S ldrm. home. Excellent terms. Owner NEAR S POINTS— 3 a". I • oil Vw __ L am ad 00 ft 11111 0 C" 0 No can __ ___ ISM We a = 1 =r vv $5. VISUIN TWlaJUI ____ *v •5S00IS4Is$SmIsUIS Cf*I.:Sa,V . L..S*& ui s $01 Nose County, Florida, es'e pa'. 1M1OW11mli1 A. 'i shiui 01 000" 'luilirty iNch as fiSh: r: - i,e st iaiios 'all n*s. sass OW $ Allow, P 05015 Si. 0s11 1u SNNP,Si $daW NoS.II&*0011inOW15:$IIBI, dalvot, .Pinrots SUN. OW dOW 5 liii r101, l 5, 1of. ____ C - • vin. a nem, 11t -'. - . . __ ''+r.. .. . your erwvwni.$tflØ wie nftIVI ru$t$ ih. C'.1$ LQWI • .• Oflu WOfl spost.d by our entire circ osi .,. 1. iiiii IS$pSØ .!!! Ii 'rL ,'-.-- EARLY VICTORIAN 1151 MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RE. STORABLE CONDITION. 135,0111111. TERMS AVAILABLE. * SIDROOM, asaana.I V.' ag. 4M L .VWW J 'v . wu. 1. C,.S. ____ ne ____ ___ ...a' - ----. - 044"416 " REAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LOVELY—) ldrm, 7 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, good neighborhood, convenient location to Sanford 6. 1.4, beautifully landscaped yard. Will Consider VAorF MA, lyr. warranty. 339 $316. 157$ Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $111 or - $21 mo. Agent 339-13$6. - REALTY WORLD - COUNTRY LIVING at It's bestI Eight acres fenced, 3 Sdrm,2 Bath, tam. room, fireplace, screened patio w.IlO, selfcleaning pool *-cool deck. fenced pastures, fIshpond, access to St. John's Ilva'. anxious, $31,500. _______ __ soIflng • Cash for your loft Will build on your lot as our lot. V Enterprise. Inc. Modsl Inc., Pealtor 6443013 ,' on'phc thà will' lust !vW, Aiming to' your * * * * * * DEP-11 FLEMING, daceased: ON all NOTICE INERtlY GIVEN 1kW unkriswn panIi having or by virtue if that cIsln Wr* Cf -NOTICEOP cl.lmh* Is Nave by nii,this or INesSIeR mlii OW of OW under $NUIPPS ALE Merest In lbs - property *51001 if Ike COUNTY Cmart Cf NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bsrofnaNer dowsed. Yes are OrsnpoCeuuwy,PSildo.10eRafImsI *WWvirtvrIel*aScinlSkiWnl, MISSy OWWlod*Cf,ai ctles has uissmaIrdors4in*,e00asaSi IseUlties Issued OW if aid ,p isNousi igsIOW you in lbs emit on *5 SW day if July. A. D. under We soil if ft CWcwIt Cart shove Court by Ike UnIted ft" 5555, $ foil wills _I Piloted, of MOW* Cauily, PWIdo..vsss MinIgope. an 1kg followIng P15,00 P1100111. .0 Larry Sass alsnesili aurt on Ike 105 y Cf *5erlbii ps'speflv: S.W $1, LONE ir ILn OW Silniep flILIL.. Qt*en, AD. 1W5, in 1511 cirIali *SL icurd Si PIN teiresi O1ILJJ*. SISS skeonOW e ibseiloted, Is Re The Merrags 1saISiinP1el.I$osesU Elbilga WSSI silsesees ofSWSvL.WldaIsMdNSSsita, ' fo,'bIggr proRt? Low Down Payment SALES Cf America, to IsrecIss.: 55, Goa" Pe C$fpiJIlsa of 1001 lu*fllOW nsmia,ed in lbs ' • 1. gstths,ost.Impct from - • - • • VWWIY adviser Will NO you. PublIsh: Nivembar 31, ii & Oncelbbar 5 IL 1575. - - REALTORS ___ mo Sanford Ave. 111701 VA—FHA-235—Con—Homes CIII 321-211111 a 5314553 am 2 SALE REALTOR, MIS '323.5774 Day or Night vsoaii~ . n, c io LOVELY WOODED ACREAGE (2) Sacre tracts In Osteen high I dry, cool spot for house or mobilA home. Let us take you to see these, with CiA. Fla. rm., sIttIng rm., w.w Corp., on a 19. land. scaped loll BPP warranted. Reduced to $331001 1.oIt New S. Used Furniture 32365931 S. Sanford Ave. ma. Agent 22$?. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors Buy ISell Ref rig, Repo AMANA 17 cu ft. Sold originally $514. now $246 or $21 —i p ,, ( NOQUALIFYINO-3 BR home. New Central lilA I carpet. Owner will finance wSubstantial dwn. $33,000. 327. beautiful landscaping, lex32sc Inc. Fenced 3 DR, 1k', 8, parlo, workshop. $31,000. blWIISISI55SI'use? Sell Nall with a ClassIfied Ad in The NIflI. WITNESS my hand and not of th is Court• on November (SEAL) . patio. W.M. Refinance ReivWed. o Some I: I __ ___ - — Ibis.. FURNITURE& THINGS {' you. LOVELYI 2 BR, I bath home Harold Hall 3 DR, 25 pool, green house, 3224611 - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM S...SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3227611 or 5314993 and a friendly Ad Visor will help Gorgeous 3 BR, 21 boasts POOL & custom features throughout. Owner will help financel $5 ,I00. Fenced 3 BR, 1' B. patio, EXPERIENCED JANITOR FOR EVENING HOURS MUST BE GOOD ON FLOORS 6. GENERAL CLEANING CALL. THE EVENING HER.. ALD for appok'tmeiit. - ' IRW • MATTIR MILTON against • - - 1C1uuity, NEW MAYFAIR LISTING guest cottage. $52,000. S*uckeysatI4&41 ARTHUR H. BICKWITH, JR. MCierkCf the Crt rLievlsem.Noitoss, w- or 7" 11 Granees, assleffimm 1181W cnidihers, trvstN, or Offer Dap dhlmauwu, by. through, Wider, a' . NOTICE IF $HEIIPPI • 1 IWIII - 3 Bft. 45. lake front 4', acre w preferred, eiuiva lent. Apply In person. - eA decorated on 1g. wooded lot In great area l Walk to school I stores. Only $37,500. at 9", pct. neat appearance. 11$ grad or , — PINECREST Furnished 4 BR, 28 home newly 3 BR. II FR,$6,IOOdwn. Assume 3224114 - Beautiful BR, 28 homeon large corner lot w gorgeous land. scaping. Terrific calm kit, 2 FR's, big BR's I great financing. Only $59,900. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 25445. French Ave. 327'02313fl.3772,'322O77, Sanford. 3271721. ' STENSTROM MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Poultry oarrninosteen Front attendant, at 530,500. This 3 BR home will sell FHA-VA or Cony. Ibis ready to move Into Ihas a lovely fenced rear yd w.trees. Call us for more details. $32,900. Apply of WasIffele TV in Fw6 Townes SII.IPIIIU Center. Ash far Jerry. flSaØL 2 ickers no"an -. M I 2 acres country living In Lk Mary, Z.agrl. Now have your home I your horse too. $23,000. BENCH TECH& OUTSIDE TECH , Da,saianis — otics a. susv MIISI!_Ike torus if a Writ 0 OW OSOSI POE UNNAMED ESOUSIle N. Illl Call 33l.lUSfor Into tj CARR 1AOE COVE Ic .1. pr old del wide, CHIA, wheat pump, beautiful decor, huge BR's, recreation cen ter near by. Only $7,900 cash to mor tgage _____ a'..4a nnn • - Need 3 BIt, II house 1mm. Collect 40633.1105. seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Noli's Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 1792, So. of CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REALTOR" 3350101 701 Bldg. 3$4b E. Altamonte Dr. beds are not damaged or C -I" 1-4 off of total Inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These M a D<AL POCtCij I ~~j I - Transferred. mqvIng to Sanford. SynthIflCoiIdsaI.rs a'_ n.w REALTY, INC. REALTORS or *31.9553. 3—nhid to Rent ' Christian Brothers If you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and list en to your phone ring. Dial 332.3611 ______________• have car. Call lay Area Home Health Services at 3311500. Equal Opportunity Employer. away. - NORTH $34,000, $1200 On. FHA 3 BR, 28 CENTRAL AIR Lucille E. Dillon, Realtor CALL 3051305023 ___ - puPuur: BR, I"-? bath, Cent. AC.H, w.w carp., like new, $44,500. FHA or VA 5713770. 323.5101 Home Iwalte aids, part time. Homemaker, part time, neaded in Sanford area Must orporation Is the sole 1575, In that certain case entItled Corporation party interested in said business Winter. Park Laid Company, i TURING CORPORATION, 740 .rnerpri,,. PIWIda corporatIon PIinuof C BrsaIay,NYork,Newyodt, C.F.O. OPTICAL, INC. Acnstructlonworbsr at an.whome topped foiwmenfrun & R iiiiit & , ISM — AMERICAN BLOUSE Iv S. Charles TI . Callahan Inc., a Florida carporatlie, COMPANY, INC., 21 Main tnsh1v off wtha dabwaahsr bat the four got , PMWW 9 j___I__ Pobw reported a ym $11ii Pim Court saw NoWlepoW *nw In fttawwvod Vilinlit = fteculim was dellva to me aq YOU ARE NOTIFIED "MO . ,,--- - --7, ;ilhm a. Crowther fow me eurft an= dMwadier ft= Ow hom Wd Elloriff's dafiMUM 94M Of SMWAIO COWIlYs P14111`11111111, action #0 IOMWO 8 WM"W an 1311.A South Volusia Avenue .ini Ihave levied upon Ike following the following property The thieves broke a nailfrou* window of Saturday at 6p.m. 11* thIeves dropped the washer when they p wy Draw ininale Florida 32763 desabWPrSM.1V Owned WD&R County, Florida: aawhIm,Ihsr.portsalt Thr.eranforth, woods nearby while dgl*andmad,.oftwtthaboig$3s In cuh, withoUt disturbing Block THE anything else Iii the shoP, the d,pUtIiS salt. Attorney fir Registrant :T esceped on a r pofty bi4i located In Seminole MEADOWs, UNIT 1, according to Publish November 7, 14.21, It 1575 COunty,PlorIdo, mere particularly the plat the,f as recorded in Plot - d1williell as foile: lash IS, Pages 0 and 67, Public UNITED STATES DISTRICT One 1575 AmerIcan Jeep, C.J.$. Records of Seminole County, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF while canvas fop ever brow PIWIda. in been filed against you FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION ID No. JSFS3AHISSIII ys,p bslii shred at 17.55 ShIll in areragalrsdto Serve a copy ol CASE NO. 75mORL.CIV.II . UNITED STATES OF AMIIIRI CA, Caffes""If- FlOrldillyour Wrl"Sn defenses,If any,to it Plaintiff, -vs- PERCY MILTON, and theundersismi as Sheriff Cf an Royce D. Pi$Ins, PlaintIff's WILLIE AARON FLEMING, a Seminole County, Florida, will Cf atWiiey, whole ailrsu Is P. o. the unknown heirs, devisHS, 11:0 AM. on Ike 351k day Cf Boa NI, Fern Park, Florida, on or NSUem*ir. A.D. 1515, offer for sal, grantees, assignees December 21, itte .._- jig 111111111. 20 IS the IIliIiiW kudos, for the origInal with the Clark of this . . creditors, trustees, or Cf heg GW '6ur pjq bow@ service an claimants, by, $Wh, ullilso or ISkI sullied to my arid all ICfIng . F?5RI (West) OnSr of PlaIntiff's attorney, or Un. asainet the ESTATE OF MATTIE lePS at a ' r MILTON FLEMING, deci*sg lbS ileshiols CIOWy Ceurtheusi in mediately thereafter: Whirwise a and alt unleusem parties hiavin, a SeMen. FlorIda, Ike edOVO ipfl$I will s OWarsi ageinsi you L ,`11111 • dalmins Is have any r1M, t$.ar i *ffiiri$leI demad in the NS V. I Deltona. For sale by owner. 3 3 BEDROOM— BATH Central Heatl Air ' wtwa, nfl twa, •w ,v MILLIROOK MANUFAC. , t, S.T.w O N161 A1 0 9 A 2 9r V SEIOLER r( _____________ 6253. 11111011111111111111111 Sanford area, newly remodeled. 3 OR home, 19. DR. I.R. FR. with fireplace. UIII. rm. plus wooded lot. 5365 plus sec. No pets. 3235571. ,, NOTICE OP ACTION - C. Sul to - I by Gill Fox ----'---- -_ --- -_ ' - borhood. I ml. from downtown Sanford. Assume mort. 9' pct. $26,500 FIRM. 3737437 or 322-1477. Lake Kathryn Village, 1 1 2 OR condos. 526300533300. 93 pct. financing. Call Don Cox 323. 107W. Commercial Phone 323.7*51, Sanford 2621 Elm Ave., Sent. 3 OR, no singles, no pets. Ref. $275 + dep. Mrs. Mello. 3396956. CALL BOB WYU4BURY 3222611 Defendants. For Sale By Owner Nice 3 DR. CB home w Ff. rm. $, IS. 1g. Lot w-utillty bldg. I fruit trees. Quiet neigh. Reg. Real Estate Broker _______________________ an Evening Herald telephone sollcit4w. GEORGE BERGER,et ux., efal., W. Garnett White 327.1377. the iie while stay at horns. Be Plaintiff, 64S1 REALtY BROKER. 321.0440, Earn extra money for THE IISNTEENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA .Case N.. 754111-CA*D MYNA' K. HOYT, sure to get flu SIDE GLANCES 41 JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. ACRE. $500 MO. - - Notice 3271577. •• CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. EX. ECUTIVE CONDITION ON 1 AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details. call. 1141-l6Ilor$M-3W5 TO: AILEEN, INC., P.O. 1536, Church Street Station, New York, New York 10005 — NATHAN KRAUSKOPP,INC., 121 East 24th fine Orange County, Florida, up on . ---- pl [o equip., screen porch mobile home, own lot, Leisure World, on St. Johns River. $71,500 terms if desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322. FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, - - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central N IA, wall to wall carpet, kitchen 32—Houses Unfurnished 32771.1 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IIMINOIR RESISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 174k that the undersigned corporation Off desiring to engage inbu$inessun NOTICIóPSSIIRIPP'$ the fictitious name of BUDGET SAL., OPTICAL, at 2541 South French NOTICE IS HER EBY GiVEN Ski Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771, by virtue of that certain Writ al said local rntdenta riposted essthg ma old tirown tu LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WANTED Local business needs a qualified manager for restaurant operation. Must be bondable, reliable, pleasing personality required. Send resume to Box 4, c.o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl. Apply In person Sanford Nursing & Convalesce Mellonvtfte. HEDRICK ENTERPRISES, INC. County Courthouse, Room 703, Dated at Fern Park, Seminole Sanford, Florida. County, Florida, October, 1979. ARTHUR M. BECKWITH, JR. Publish October 31 & Nov. ?, 14, si, CLERK TO THE BOARD I time. That the corporation Interested In 81 7:00 P.M. Or as SM thereafter as said business enterprise Is as possible of Its regular meeting on follows: December 4, 1575, at the Seminole Of DepUties Experience desired. Good pay, in. surance, vacation, credit union i. .ae Sharing. A I Lake Mary Mod Store, Lake . Mary --- • 1. jijK$ & ASHlERS TAINING TO CATV REGULATION under signed pursuant to the TO ALLOW WAIVER, AFTER "Fictitious Name Statute," chapter PUBLIC HEARING WITH DUE l6S.0,Florida$ta$ut,s,wilIregij,r PUBLIC NOTICE, OF THE RE. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court QUIREMENT OF GRANTEE TO ENJOY In and for Seminole County, Florida PROVIDE SERVICE TO ANY creative Expressions 322.7513 upon receipt of proof of the AREA OF THE COUNTY AL. Publication of this notice, the tic. READY BEING SERVED BY PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS titious Name, to-wit: ANOTHER GRANTEE: PROVID. RAIN.GUARDGUTTERINO ING FOR THE REPEAL OF OR. under which I am engaged In DINANCE NUMBER 75.3$: PRO. business at 10$ N. Longwood VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY —f*fld Avenue, Altamonte Springs, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EF. - • . a Eve 321.$ FISHING RETREAT Ave. 3210440, ., - seci Notice is hereby given that • . . Legal Notics , . 4-11 ___ - ml67s 2 OR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. LV FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS I DISHES. INC. ALt UTtLI'. TIES. $300, 6 MO. LEASE. SEIOLER REALTY, BROKER. 6—Child Cam- NOTICE thereby given that the Board of County Commissioners Cf Will baby sit In my home for working parents. Reasonable. Count y, y,. Florida, 0 • amytime. cons.., . ....men, an or. __________________________ dinance to be entitled: OR DINANCE AME imnIo Eat ORDINANCE NUM BER 73-14, THE .SEMINOLE For Sa NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS COUNTY COMMUNITY ANTENNA Lemons, Satsumas iTangelos TELEVISION FRANCHISE ORDI. R.U. Hutchison NAME STATUTE Ph. 332.45$ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NANCE, AS AMENDED, PER. , • .. ^ RVEALTOR Aft. for Senfr Citizens. Down town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto • DEP;" MALTY 75$). - • i 1341041 Sanford—lovely i BR + den, air, . - 250$. 17.52, Casselberry, Ft. Eve.552343 534.5305 Pro- . MORRIS Sr. Rig. REAL MATE Irekei H. Ernest 1 IN —liSt up. Pool. Adults offly, on Lake Ada. Just So. of AIrport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 3231470 Mariner's Village. mony recently I r _____41—Houses 4 Spacious mod. 2 BR, CH-A, carp., OW, disp., near hosp., adults, no pelt. $733. 323395$. - If i pre en letter ... ts LfID 0 - IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OP& of appointment MINDI NELL LETELUER WHIZ g • TO: ARNOLD LETELLIER i vv,uivam rarpen%er a3 ARE NOTIFIED that the 4—rson&s 1$-4Ipnd right, above with Cii'- Petitioner, ALLAN K. FRASURE, _______________ ,III I4Ul4f cate,hasfiI.d s '" "I"a8' ennee. Intheabov,styl.d Petition In the above Styled Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A fler looking on) and a Court for the ade Ion of the minor Mate" Dating Service. All COME IN TODAY flamed in that Petition and ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. ci i apprec.a.on a child you are commanded to erve a water, Fl. 3351$. K BE W to Tom Weinberg copy of your written defenses, $ If ----- y, on CARMINE N. BRAVO, 4A—Pllc Notices (t right,' below) Th Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, SERVICE CLERK honors were bestowed whose address Is 1513 State Rood .T TYPIST SWITCHBOARD 134, Suite 105, Longwood Village, GRACE BIBLE CHURCH duriII MEATCUTTERS " 'Longwood, Florida 327511, on or May be the small, friendly. EX P. APPL. REPAIR for the before Dec. 17, 1575, and file the Baptistic church you are EXP. TV REPAIR original with the Clerk of this looking for 323.540 for info. Seminole CountJuv. Court either CAjIIIIRS before service on EXP. CUSTODIAN enile Arbitration Petitioner's attorney or Un. i —e COUNTER HELP J—''mediately thereat tars otherwise a m progra m is default REG. PHARMACIST " may be entered against PORMICAWORKER an alternative to send. you for the relief demanded in the Lost male Pomeranlan, long ASSEMBLY MICH. ing first-time juvenileWITNESS my hand and the s.. cream colored hair, vicinity of WILDER FITTERS ft J &I. L Ave. 6. Airport Blvd. SALES R uiiefluers lurOUgu the court at Seminole county,Sanford "FRITZ". Needs daily medi.' SOOKKEEPIRS Florida, this Ph day time-consuming court Nonbq, cation. REWARD 3210360 SERV STATION Malt. (SEAL) system. FOUND SERV. ADVISOR Arthur Beckwith . • A way to prosperity working at Clerk of the Circuit "Your Future Our Concern" home. Send $3 and SASE to: B I Curtis The Branch Co., 2. • P.O. Deputy ciort . AU EMPLOYMENT u,X jy,, Fl. 327 Publish November 11, 21, 21 512 French Ave. 323.3176 December 5, 1575 Corner of 110th 6. French s Ila LIngNOs, Psi 112500 PAINT CONY. ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FREE EST. VlsyIflspik• 333409 INSULATION — lifting, blswln, RACO Foam, fiberglas & CiftvIew. l,uwss$ pr ices Call 33$45) V 556 734005 'collect I . Vinyl ropali & recilenin, SaveuptossOWol I. 550.3677 I . 111111111111111111111 tYow BUU Diol 322-261Ioi' 831-9993 _________________________ I. 1 _ L_ ' . l. a. a ,"t? . . .: - - -. - ------ . . . '. . - I ::.. 'I ,3 - . i..,. WP .-•.- ... JISJ , • (I •e'*. 4 , . '- . �- I - - -. , - - : t - r.- •..•p -•p •' • •,t •, ,' , -. -. - • - •. - .. - S .- ' 'V• ? -. '.t-- - . e_ ) f-7•--j- --r I - -è - . • •- __ I ,;_ •.. y U .w—Ev.nlna Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 21, 9fl It Is The Novel Nibbles That Make A' Great Party WILMOIALILiLAL1114 It's the hors d'oeuvres, the appetizers, the fantastically Freeze until ready to serve. novel nibbles that make a successful party! Success — and convenience — are the ingredients offered TO SERVE WHEN FROZEN: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. wherdhe holiday hostess chooses uusage. Sausage — there Bake for 10 minutes or until cheese and meat mixture Is are over 200 varieties to choose from — has been a favorite bubbly. Five minutes before removing from oven, place one party food since the days of the Roman feasts. square of moesarella cheese in the center of each rye round. The wide selection of sausage products available also Return to oven and continue baking for an additional 5 provides a variety of color, textures and flavors that con- minutes. Serve immediately. Yield: Approximately 4 to 5 tribute to great eating enjoyment. Many nibbles even can be dozen. made ahead and tucked sway in the freezer to he brought out and served later. TO MAKE TOASTED RYE ROUNDS You're sure to enjoy a season filled with compliments from 1 8-ounce loaf of cocktail rye this season's collection of novel nibbling Ideas created by the I dick of butter or margarine, melted National Hot Dog & Sausage Council. ¼ teaspoon garlic powder Let Bologna Bells and Salami Butterflies serve as accent Melt butter and garlic powder. Generously brush one side of pieces to tasty platters filled with zesty sausage on rye rounds cocktail rye and arrange on cockle sheet. Bake at 300 degrees and artichoke hot dog squares. for 30 minutes, or until bread is 'lightly browned and very Complete your platters with east-tomake sausage stacks, crispy. Cool. Rounds can be stored ina tight container for iç to cut cubes of summer sausage, salami or bologna and alternate a moI& with pickled onions on toothpicks. TOASTED BREAD FINGERS 10 slices sandwich bread ARTICHOKE HOT Garlic-butter, melted (see above) DOG SQUARES Cheddar Cheese spread 9 Hot Dogs, cocktail sliced Chutney Two 8-ounce jars marinated artichokes 30 thin slices summer uuse 1 small onion, chopped 1 small dove garlic, minced Brush one side of bread generously with garlic-butter. Trim 4 eggs crusts and cut Into thirds. Bake on cockle sheet at 325 degrees ¼ cup fine bread crinbo F for 40 mjmg,. Cool.Cover toad generously with cheddar ¼ teaspoon salt cheese spread. Add thin layer of chutney. Roll up thin slices of ¼ teaspoon pepper summer sausage and place on top of each toast portion and ¼ teaspoon oregano serve. (Toast fingers can be stored for up to one month) Yield: dash Tabasco 30 2 cups sharp Cheddar Cheese (½ pound), shredded 2 tablespoons minced parsley PRICES GWD THRU WED., Nov. 2L Ins at QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED U -I-------- —..--- - Iran : 'Hostages Die ' If U.S. Intervenes TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Moslem militants vowed to kill all 49 remaining American hostages and blow up the U.S. Embassy If President Carter uses armed force to try to free the captives. The students, holding the diplomatic compound for 19 days In an effort to force the United States to return the ousted shah to Iran, also promised Wednesday to fight U.S. forces 'tooth and nail" and warned that all Americans in Iran could be In danger at "the slightest U.S. offense." Hundreds of thousand of Iranians, shouting "Down with Carter! Down with the shah!" also took to the streets Wednesday and marched to the occupied embassy in the largest anti-American rally since Shah Mohammed Reza Pahiavi's government was overthrown In February. The ardor of the demonstrators was incited by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's statement that the bloody occupation of the Grand Mosque In Mecca, the holiest city in Saudi Arabia, was linked to "U.S. Imperialism." In Washington, the State Department accused Khomeini of £,.t....sl.... tI...I,... a__._•,_ iies. .. - -- U5UWIIU1 vauivu ...14. wiui -.,...a..i.La uuinni, mowing The rally came In respons to Carter's veiled threat to resort to military action if diplomacy fails to free the hostages. Fortynine American hostages remained in the Embassy; 13 were released earlier this week. The students inside the besieged embassy compound refused today to meet with Congressman George Hansen, R-Idaho, who arrived in Tehran Wednesday on what he - called an unofficial mercy muton to save the hostages. The students told him to "go away" but promised to call him later at his hotel, reporters In the area said. The 13 black and women hostages released Monday and Tuesday from the embassy, left Wiesbaden, West Germany at 6:46 a.m. (12:46 a.m. EST) Thusday for a nine-hour flight to Andrews Air Force Base, Md. hey were the "boat people" of 1620 — hungry, friendless, willing to risk their lives in a tiny, unseaworthy vessel for freedom in America. When the Pilgrims had established new lives in the New World, they knelt and gave thanks, just as are millions of immigrants and descendants of - immigrants on this Thanksgiving Day. . Drain one jar artichokes. Use this drained juice to marinate and sautethe onion and garlic. Drain other jar. Chop up the artichokes. In a bowl or blender, beat eggs lightly. Add crumbs, cheese, spices, and parsley, and sliced cocktail hot dogs. Add the artichokes and onion mixture. Turn Into a 7x11Inch W. Bake 325 degrees for 40 mInutes. Into desired size Squares. May be served either hot or cold. Squares may he garnished with remaining little wieners. This recipe can be from then reheated at 325 degrees for 1812 minutes. Evening Herald, CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 10—Thursday, November 22,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 sausage has been a party food since days of the Roman feasts. t re's no taste like home CHOPS am& 38 BOLOGNA BELLS ½ pound thinly sliced Bologna • - Bread slices, white or whole-wheat Cheddar Cheese spread ½ pound Cheddar Cheese cut into strips S BACON Using a 2-½4nch cookie cutter, cut brad rounds from bread. Cover bread rounds with cheddar cheese WE ACCEPT fOOD STAMPS Cut bologna slices in half. Wrap bologna around finger a come Shape. Piece onbread round with cut side down. Insert a drip of cheddar cheese. Bologna bells berelrigeratedorfrcsen,asdesired. Wrap well. -. N6CVRANU Tortillas (cit into eights) * Park Ave. & 25th If. ISTEAK OPEN DAILY S A.M. TO P.M.1 7 DAYS A WON I * (NJ for frYI I-ounces Colby Cheese grated CocktailSauugesor Hot Dogg,sliced One 4-ounce can Jalapeno Q*iles or Sauce Cut tortillas into eights and fry In oil wta criop, draining wolionpaer. aside. Arrange the frledlortulacp4ps on a cookie sheet Cut and arrange a generous cis of cheese oneachtortlllschp.Mdasllceofhotdcgorhaliacocktail ___ Saone and a nuall Am of hot poppm. for a few minutes ia*II the cheese Is melted and toady. Serve Immediately. ___ Yield: about 40 nachos 4 a Fri..Sat.Ia,m.11p.m. Sun.Ia,m,taap,m, —, - $1 68 LI. I mw I.3B Le-384 3 LII. 0* MORE 3 Wl$-3 lacks-) OlkISti 3 Tliegas 1 LOIN............... LI. 99 mus............ LI. IIMTIIT EXTRA RICH $1 89 MIlk As $1" U you arusingamlldporkssuuge,addthsTabsacosazs When using___ hot pork sausage or co"Mkn of hot and mild, the Tabce sauce may be ,Ib'1na4,t Saud@ bed and post sausage in a large shlflet until brown. DrMnowyucesa grease. hi mixing Mice cheese, _ meat and seesosing; beat edIl wall -d. wau party rye Micu. (For certntjrs,toed one lof drys under broiler. Thin spread mad misterm as auittasied side.) Arrausge on a cooki, shed and frees, will mistere in aMid. coallft d" ad pad in __ SO GALLON Frozen Food Juug.5 rumwurm .uT. uuu UITiy NINM --- aain Jim - mbsnasimica In. MONSI _ _ NT Mit _ — t- WHOLE ON HALP ANT.RM VAeaTII RY(*iNI _ ipound loan ground bed ______ 1 pound pork sausage (hot or mild, or combination of both) 1 pound Velveeta 3 to 4 drops Tabasco Sauce (optional) 1 tablespoon oregano ltu.jmcngarlicsalt y rye bread long Sliced dues., cut Into 1-Inch sqiaar.s State officials said today they will Portir, who manages 30 employees In polygraph school in Miami. He said she investigate complaints of misconduct Seminole and Brevard counties, said he used $3,500 of her own money to attend te d SIS pay for I NN c - shiI r41.hsea sN.- p j kilo defender's flied by diagnailed wiploy.. amos. Porter said he has Initiated a career Downing was fired two years ago, he Dick Sthoditscli, a spokesman for the service complaint against Lloyd Baker, added, and said he felt there was some state judicial administration corn- an investigator In the Brevard office. He animosity between her and Davidson. mission, did not disclose specifics of the said he thinks former office wbrker complaints against the office of Public Donna Downing Is the complainant. If a polygraph position is added to the Defender David M. Porter. Baker is upset, Porter said, because 18th Circuit Public Defender's office as Porter Is unaware of the specifics, Betty Davidson, a secretarial supervisor, requested, the job, if offered to Davidson, Schoditsdu said, but added the probe will was allowed to take compensation and would add about $200 a month to her begin Monday. vacation time to attend an eight-week salary. PORN SPAIE BEER PIG FEET . sowi.ss ALL MU? 010101* PORK MEATY 99q SCHLITZ 1)01 6, LI. Is lTD ICE PACK CUT-UP - An. OPEN Mes..ThIws, 5aii. to $111.m. • 1 Public Defenders Office Set For Probe By The State Le MEATY •,. I I __ 68q -689 SUDGIT SLICED As U.S. warships steamed toward the Indian Ocean from the Far East and extra helicopters were shipped from the U.S. Atlantic Fleet to its Pacific Fleet to show American resolve, the Moslem students occupying the embassy issued a stern warning against U.S. military action. "We strongly warned the United States government, if It is felt the American threats are becoming real, we shall destroy all hostages at once ... and the embassy ... will be blown up," the students said In a communique broadcast on Iranian state radio. "In the case of the slightest offense from the United States, all Americans resident in Iran will be in danger," they said. The communique said Iranians will fight "tooth and nail to destroy the enemy." . ,IN, ,, 591 391 694 • LLI F DI Maao M 691 =•1 q' ___ COCKT7 59 o.ni.i auuwo. ct a ._ Gru Bsa,m2. 1 Nw Strberriss... 691 Volsoi ANT, Party Plaza ... .'I 891 inINANT. Ic. MMk............ 791- 29 MG '— Iarn. ________________ 69I Mfl SLE$5 79 ISINS ___ -. ;1;t. m1r*731 CIW _WANL s& Ch... QT-4" IC. POps ............ ,r The Tradition al Bench Gets A Contemporary at another styli hir the judges' ces, but did object to It coding point. As for the judges, Leffler refused to comment. Judge Robert mn, "The judges could cover the legs with contact paper," she B. McGregor, who Neiswender said was coordinating the "U we spied 10p. more money, will the public get 10 suggested. furniture selection, said he was not coordinating anything but (A check olMs. Clayton'a'offlce Wednesday showed that her he "got the parties together." J'a*s ad to have new cmm In the Seminole Coedy piro.i* more Jolla?" he aslued. Coe wars overruled Tiwplayin their olujeclion.to - "Look Mittaway," Commissioner Bill KIrctholfSaid, desk does not have chrome legs). McGregor said he would not speak to the Issue. "Will the je be 10 pes'csai more comfortable?" French said he objected to a change in style even If the cost "It's up to Davis and Leffler to accept contemporary fur5di'a Glum said She wanted to spend as were the same because the judges may change their minds. niture or decide whether they want to make a further issue of Coedy Administrator Eager tieiswsner coedy ammWon that judge, slated to let DIW fer'nIta's little as pble to get the job done "Two or four years from now every judge may decide they It," he said. "The judicial department and county commission 0j d tr.4Kjonal "Then IM weiss you want to go contemporary," Kirchhoff want to be contemporary and we'll have two sets of traditional are independent. Ills sWund a prder.ncs (w (fia unknown who has the prerogative. 10 furniture to be shuffled around the courthouse," he said. commizel has betterthings to do, McGregor added . "No it de'I," she ropliel. 1110 Noy 1110 b%Is said, I. provid. .mce, French made a motion to deny variation in style or extra "A"me judge has to have equipment ." I sal broiler, for I Wlaem. ubed V the triter, style option were permitted allocation for furniture purchases. Kirchhoff passed his 'g ss.w Jano Dots Jr. md Wp for jsi weid the option be allowed to other coiady chairman's gavel to Bob Sturm to second the motion. Davis, who will be sworn in Dec. 14, becoming a circuit judge the jwiier syeset,d encusded the workers. , The motlonto ban tr.ditional furniture passed 32, with in the 18th Judicial District, said: "I Move wed.sha,e anytraditinnal judges," French said. Glum and Williams voting no. be AM, Nelswendsr said. "It's immaterial to me. They can give me anything. I'll "Wasibo csiuQs puieasing agest asked tar direction Whet Is the difterence between tnditk,'a' and conGlum said the waited the judges to have a choice if it could operate off orange crates if that's what they want." k= IM bw4 commkolow Bob French said be preferred temporary (waiters? be done within budget. Before the vote there was some talk of Davis said he and judges Leffler and McGregor spent two "Yis col tall," Noinmender said "except for one further Inv.44atlon into the matter. &bcsuthsuse continue to be fgnW 1 0WAMM ithits hours looking at furniture in Orlando at the county staff's didIMdag f lags." esntasrery ass. "Mare games an be played with furniture (prices) than a request. He said the judges did not initiate the issue. Dick Willisitna Said he had So objection to Cy Mesiay sii aWAn oftvsd a ,olutlon at this computer can keep track of," Nlsswendsr said, "Th&y asked me what I liked and I told them, that's all." By DIANE IPRMU Hsiald$I Wilier - J Retam hm a'. S jp w — C - $119 a'. 4*lIL Chm I com I . I -+.. •,ij 41 I 'VI J'.$ . Nov. 14 Is Their Day To Be Thankful Today L N ri M bm I yam sge in IM am myras sald any have always Hiri ad as 1ev. 40 IN1; dp sm oelebratad Isgdbsi at a family party, In 111r18. an 11ev. 14, except fir Myra.. 10th thi which to Wh= OW Others 1W • aN;1deigPiMyruswa.bsro Ieedt.dlydthehsemd is 0011a. Mdeasped&Thssthere ware the MTis'I hubod Wia i'ItIOid In abode is IN 9=0 Myas's hsabud, Hilly Eugene hi Lwssd, there will bekW 4~Jr. in in she for which at MCCI1FIIMhi1po. auii his c get together with her mom for present ad twsdbsrathet2,sbawin theouhs fe an Is adher do to Nowl in Iuta.wth. will bern*'iiIycs $S$ has even emi* gred'aethe Hu jev' lii Is "W* '1 , 11ev. 14 is a ad J5U.1. f wiu intls mu cileinating her blr. yH Still shared W awent arrival hi W the dieter Mi'.. 4'My "uhend C@0 64-al" Tama Im dMW ab I We"'t It be 111110 ra ad Is___ Ofte mia is 41 IM ad bm a or ByJANI Writer NO •. . . - cc.I S........591 bG8..,smiaih11 S . - ws. •- - 4 17, : • lh. Wijw. Idb xbN6~ ad (1111116L is. 'sa WA b berkIMfor -. : . .... . \ - . .. • - • - ____•- . -.... j. . I — .. . 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Thuridsy, Oct. No ttfl I • I . •• • r ;j . dcv' 1111eratle 1. zxa a4kA 72nd Year, NoFr W venb Heral(USPS 481-289)-Price 15 Cents yo, -41 At W drilla L,N1211 70 11 11 7 I . FLOOR TILE 1c, 0 Pebble Beige Bonds stronger ther, nails or screws securely T' fastens most building mstletogh. All purpose. . Stay-in-place gripper back, Gold Chip, Spring Green or PANEL ADHESIVE . ?' \. st' • it.' ". .L 77f - 1 .,,. be lOoz. s'.., '.: • '.-e - t ,.•J4s ' '".. . • r. • , •' I " • • . Un. Ft. ••••j ...So "We are having real good and getting results exactly the plant that was causing the success," said osborne we uptd," he said He problem was the Eurasian "'ea't1ally the hydrilla was explained the research is WaterMilfoUnotthehydrilla. The rasesrch program, im. removed by Augua$ Hydrilla geared toward reversing the "fl'sa plant the whiteamur by the Mate Depart. dying cycle with the lake doesn't prefer and it took allttie of Natural Resources "There still may be some longer to get control," Van DNR), to clear the hydruha problems In the future if the Dyke said. "We have gotten L ving II an ha uatic weeds from Lake 1jthbeloa'jjwith control now,"he said, noting a In Altamonte Spring,, nutrients," Dr. Osborne said. reduction ratio from 57 percent far been aucceul. In the spring, Osborne said, totwopercent r.aI good some ape blooms rnayappear John Osborne, associate "Moetliterature onthewhjje essor In the biology • In the lake, but even in that amur shows its presence na SUCCCSI &t the Unlveraityof event, anhnprovement will be lake doesn't affect other fish FlorIdosaldtodaythe seen. "We can expect fishing unfavorably," he said, adding has virtually dlssp. andlnthstreepect,theprojsct endboatlngbothtolncreaseas thgicatp1l*igusedln Peered from the body of water Is a success with this MoCkli the lake can be used more with the Soviet Union along with .-orgy eiit months into the ateof the gracarp,"hsuid. the hydrma gone," he said, other fish where the farming of Wrwyear, wwo mar fish Osborne add the white mur Meanwhile, Jesse Van Dyke, fish for food is the major emis phasis. lowimental program. lave now A&M f"ft On a biologist with DNR, final *1ho high growth rate of the edialls, which is at an Almost currently working on a "In Florida, we still need to hydrille, and other aqutic nuinace level in Ifike report of the department's use figure out ezectly how the white wesdscaused by nutrIoU from An the amporature ofthe water Of the white amur to clear up amur will affect sports street drainage and water goes down to 65 degrees ID the aquatic weeds In Deep Point fishing," he said. "It might rimoff into the lake has been white WIU lake, north of Panama City. affect the food chain as we speeding aç the dying process will "typically Mop feSdI" Van Dyke said extensive know it now, but there are g(.&he lake when the ez. Will. next spring," Osborne work with water quality alternative food chains in psibite4al program began In ' done there. While Like Otlenta lakes," he said, At that time, he said, the wasMocked with 17 fish per OINM saw. Mondale Beach, the DNR sdsntie(a will be looking tO the NSUTth P061fl official who has been working fr borns Is on, of a team of it reinfsdation of the h)*Wa is began with 16 iinafl grass carp directly with the Lake Orients working with DNR In seen from tubers Mill on the per acre In Deer Point, he said. program was in the field In the the program which Includes lake bottom. "Wear. lea 'Ibenwnberaof fish were Tampa area today and Orlenta and three ether holding pattern type of thing upped to 23 per acre In Deer unavailable for comment. Dr. L Cira1F$or1dalakes. The Iak. with the hydrillaat this polit," Point In 19I8 Van Dyke said.. JaxnesSinallofRolilnsCoflege, Was Mocked with the weud. Osborne said. The research program was the second local scientist in the pPi white amw at the rats "In this study we are seeing somewhat different at Deer program, also was not 5S iiili thiS year. whitthegrssscarpwillfeedon Point. Van Dyke said, because available. • ? . Amur ute Far, .- Each CCAP/ECN /NC il•,, 4t. '" Reg. PnIce(lOoztub.).......... 2J •' • ." . . ,.. Pike Ma It) R" '• .''' 750 - ,_.' •'I .•..••.••.••..5I9 ,... A. Price (each MW. Plastic Asbestos ROOF CNENT Use around chimney flathing, tab ~-'449~ roof shingles, etc. VA;i`A,! . . 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'5 ,.. , .1 . 5... .. •. . - . .S . i i'ucnoss. 100% _ 0 0-P-8111I. -.. , ?':r' .Øa1aeoN'Ho.4APJs - •. • V Ail n. in . 5., • .4; Plan . .. 5 •. . : ,. :.. 5 . • . 5 -$Is __ -, 2.od- pm, - PI0s qussud in- **o . . .1 1- am, .!..,. ly. ... S 5 .. I . •::• S 5" Avonuo anociations as On fluncial institutions, who also am paying more for money, become more reluctant to lend. Already, the flow of mortgage money has been drying op althoughgovernment ip4 to add funds to the housing Industry. As recently as Wd July, do bank prime rate had hem ll4perenL Today 4* Hur.scepe nam. and familiar logo 11* Qarmnce Baser has asked to 11* Oju z* "sinory of his wife, Martha, Areend The deck 5Pft ................. 114 UA 1115 WhildiAll, BdNWW .................. ction or Lake Mary An A,ssure V - WIlleesals(mirmayee'.d Crabtree has taken out a.UslsKs. the.e.mct1.,iJbhuW after reeur'rMg the ely dsseaNew.2 ha Iwo aaldthit In CiIny, where the city councilman and Al qualltylig papers fesaco,mc4 ----- aw It ,,. portions of Uw GoMw Age Dr Lb msPawUlnet be 1 I =mnsd on gold nylon with the year mrNMEWRIF 4 I t Each rise In interest rates makes It harder (or con- • .5 • lab nay aw be abided km my muber d Me Opdald Club of Udard. Lthth$L.rMthS1M5 ' ow. __ hs psitiglpifbg band members rem Lyman, Tallal-m said today thu as Ce.ki my ( son - villa ., DyJANECASSELIER*Y spokuinw said they do not events on Th ursday and or "Amazing America." ny scheduje that far In Saturday, which might involve Vie Arnett, president of adyalE.. They said it could not the swimming events, talent Greater Sanford thamber of Commerce and of the Golden Governor Bob Gra am may be definitely confirmed until a show and track and field. be coming to Sanford for the couple of days prior to the It was announced at iast Age Olympic', Inc., was inweek's meeting that a troduced by Jernigan as the Golden Age Olympics opening event, granddaddy of theldeaand Jernigan said reprolen- repreaentaliveo( Analog Ftlzns on Nov. S executive co'nmlttee members learned this week as tatives of Real People of New York City has called chairman emeritus. Arnett they mot to work out last television show in a telephone about fthnbig the Golden Age uld th,event "has put Sanford minute details for the fifth conversation this week had Olymplcshavtngreadaboutthe on the map and spreads wider expressed IS4.r.M In m,ning event Ins Random House book, IVSI7 7T. I sIn jlnt delighted aimual event. with the work done this year Jim Jernigan chairman of the progress made.of the svsn 'irt will bm personsly Invited by Mrs. An early reminder to turn P V1~ 1 17 outstrip our facilities Edith Harfisont official bodoes and have more paiticipsits your clock back one than we can handle. We should senior a recent affair no 9 now IN% the time to go to cftm at go World ad k was the city and cow*y officials for. may hour on Sunday. help In ding additional, puiduofflclai ________ en Invitation was also (XfIdalflagsfor the Goldss tom. ON I., . Xlrcox W __ •' _7~ now "Is 44 LyMijNk% lild", ft" O&A OW Claft Mbrom ad wouldn't Id P so he I SUL mimbars.1.L.uIsadMUket.ulyaMtIIbeItkAauIal ap.sdtOcoma,"sdiuilft.dths . held Nov. 3 at 1p.m. at the Lake esami,p.a lemluiels Ceey sad Festival - •. IIiiII A , ,' , _ . ip. le ts, - . ; . A Ads_-& ftir Aft ,t h SW . /t,i KOTT -'-' . 1. . P'u I . 'I Gov. Bob Graham Invi ed To Go en Age Olympics . . 1/ .. •--. Hydrilla weeds are virtually gone at Lake Orlenta Ho, op by . asedt" modh of large gains. MWN haft 4home financin coda were the ma1sr1actcr-rL$percusg. Thi r.flid.d Increases 5 bOd PI' •... CIL % n, . ,.. solid gypsum snoseed In special '0U5 - - MACCO• In 199Vt OzIta Ciiiild,a 101191 P" . . . See related story, page s. last April and ended three consecutivemolgh. of stability, FfliIt and vegetable prices were the biggest culprits. They rew by On Tuesday, mod other majw banks booded their prime rdes -charged an loans to tM4" "rpm" customers- to 15 percent. hut CIIbsn, the nation's No.2 IN 1 57 - WAI >•' - miners to ol*alai loans from bob and savingsloan - . No. usoi. \4. PQCuwa ~ dpdw US* wis to worea Mtn has not peaked. At 15 Want, thn prime is 5 foil pe centage point above its Ind of a year ago. ' dft mada hem 5' •• .., Bisrft sb"y U*Awod creft to Oct. 9, ubith sM mortgage interestrates e higher. Food prkwo, the dspartment seld, Inceased by 0.9 perm In September. "at was the biggest Imp since . . . . so's X .. . .....----..- pricei ress 31 p t to an average of 11A par gollon. H Mi coda jumped 5.6 I c i I Ud mouth and the average price per gaft imbed b OU cods. GasOlIne prices have now advanced by 313 cents per 511100 10 Ifft while ___ 55 p 30.3 mats, the PFI . . Prices paid by oers have w climbed at an sisal estsoflU percsiddábtg the flrnt nine months Of own over a lot the 146W Was dneftto simill" as euvurWes1dW IL 22" in IV Green. •... . - ft - pece dw -10 ____ ,' Point of own. 54W . - bank. delayed acUon until its usual announcement time of 10 am. EDT a . ........ W-W'x6`01 Squrs......... 8q. Yd. . :.. •' ' • In both mortgage interest rates and house prim. To make the housing outlook even more gloomy, the 183 111yewwwm" G *23'.... 3S *23'....... . . to The Department said gasoline and home heating oil coetlead to play havoc with consumers wallets lad PrI101110 row' - X to. * 0 3%#Oxlw,. 1 IRKJ 3-To 10168 11 . WAIHDIGTON (UPI) - cx~sr prices ad"=" - op 1.11 ercent - as sbesy again diwig hpi-"Wr '. • • 1,nflati'gon, Prime Lendi'ong Rate Conti"nue To Rise conts with proper . ............ I , . ' Good So Hamm staff Writer • .• .•.\._.":•" ":cb • '•' ' - , • " t' .. . Omelle Clear ribbed design No 312000 '. - Wh Transparent VINYL RUNNER &Y Standard gauge 12" x 12" tile. But Gone At Lake Orienta All jt 10~jl *0 quHisce" em COW" Nam 16 am M low fte"0111"dMN =011610 for On cmd n* W 110tile live r"V4 O__ namber ci es 'hei Mayer the 1B.Gr1rhea.jed he dsOlidwirs. ____ ___ t' _ 5 . 5 . .. 5 _____ _______ . N • : . • .. ................,.- , '' ._, - _________________ _____________ - -. :. I • S 1 - I - . S. - a. S • 5- S S . . S Nam at 5- - S ..-. •1. - 14 ) 0* The me" quiuk"A Um Unt1wn add "I will not seek r#dsctloa thithewqssaioesthe pa.4pa.MeadailifidMir thuthiessdi.wbohen dsvote mire timetoMafanilj deiI Is Ip.m.,Nov t._ DOIlIA I the .ud b- - --intIss I 111 d as is. VMN' inert iS ' __ 1. 5, pa1JuW aId Là. Masy aiIait here a Neebam ci the lain. ci aseee to (y Clerk Mwy at tMa year. Woms Vetsi v be at CO Hautheiw. toriti1 ally dth.*sbo-A(P diemuss qpsus Ge. S - • - v ••- --- - •.- .- 'S - - S ci *0 à • •. ._ .5. - - - - ___ 'S .5 - , - •5-S.5.5 ,• •. . 5.. - 5-. . 5 5- .5. 5,- -5 - S - - - .. 5 5. _5 . 5, . •.5 5- • - . . -5-.. .5 Ow ~4 ,-q 7m , ulm3. 5 - �: ; I. Jury Hears Rape Trial Final . Ar9uments 1f.,1 V" D I I - IN A jury of four man and two women heard final argoments this morning In the rape-kidoap trial of 1rry Anthony McCallum liii Galihid Dr., Cselberry. McCallwn, 21, was arreated Aug. X after police found him with the alleged victim In her car. He was charged with abducting and roping a 15-year-old Orlando woman. me woman t.Iftod'McCejhan forced her Into her car lit. Saturday, Aug. 25 as she was leaving the ABC Drive-In liquor Store on Slate Road 436, Casselberry.. Shs SAW McCallum her Tanws and that tu . BRIEF Sharply ____ Gold Plunges ; Dollar Begins Recovery wiMI fiw ,n,wk. Wh.ii ___ Lowman was not injurlet Smith was In Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,250 awaiting his first court appearance at 1:30 pin. Friday. ___ ___ _____ ___ am. ____ ___ ___ _____ ___ _ ___ p __ k ____ Accept Horn. Rule MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Spain's Basque ed ____ onrwhalmlrigly to accept hams rule in a major rsf to vithig return BMW showed today. In neighboring Calaloida, however, party leaders n• __regret that abstention in vitbig Thursday Junip.d Filmed ___ ____ S To Arrested Yanks 'Tricked' .. Clarify ,ItK. . . _ 4;of A .yJ - .. By WANE PEIZYR RinId$toftWrMi mposell were taitamod to taking thair property from Geneva resldda and others __ 1 _ I them. ____ : We red U all Interested In • ? • anyone's land or shout their ply anyam's wsp.dj," SImm said rigids, according to cody Thursday. "They don't have to .. . 4 •,-• '... '1C!'J .. . .•.••. .. :•- .. "UAW Makes .1 worr about t ot a y to worry about Is word in odgewbe at Tuesdoyls flooft.to dormy public bearing on Etchborper sew the — NAIROBL Kenya (UPI) — 7% world today was of~ ficially declared traotaisimJ1pos,a disease did boa kMW M" doonblim .. .. • - . World Free Of Smallpox • . __________________________________ I IVA .. "~dL* : II "I ~ ThursdayIn'so &#**to &w do . In ft" =ft am ff"cution of *1 J1 a*iiata IWW7 Wise. " .J1.)4 " . Lj '.stóIi$$TI5 A""1'al j'° dullyI Vim. senor i , Wis ild by M1cbaiIos I Athens sommosomplosenow OWL A II • • I The bes delayed g the =th ld • TWIGGV'S A 4. t . - . pe,, ..visseus JI Sanford's waterskUag squirrel, "Twiggy," who gained national fame In press and TV following a story In the Herald, cheeks oat new boating rig made; especially for his use by Correct Craft Of Orlando with trainer Chuck Rest and his wife, Lou Ann, after It was presented by Larry Meddock (left), director it;1. marketing for the boat manufacturer. Twiggy is scheduled to exhibit his: ..ii. 'an. .& e R ...0 $usu. .. ..e.. w. Florida "F-,,, Sea -, and V.tI.. Show V. V. _I. JI&__I £..1 LI. ..I. Q.....J West ram uv aJR-Ium today IWW5R its raivv u . fri . . or aria, - - . ProDaneGas Is Cause - 'fT . of 4_14ThA35, Kern. (UPI) -Authorities say a bildup .iropan.son underneath the floor of the Lath." Cafe was for an explosion that killed two cafe em'pspm,4 .1100,000, "We MIII don't ins, how the gas get In there," Butler Candy sheriff Dave W1111mes aid Thursday. "Obviosly s It had to boa leak from somewhere, but it's dosbiful well over determine where It was laibbig or why It was leaking. - ..1. *. 4 . • _ Deny Nuclear ultkatIuon acwbymak*Idebl,, Test Repoit . • • i, . . '-s" . - BEVERLY 111111, Calif. (UP!) - LWI-i Castor showed up for a kn'cmual groups (md-raising party Thursday, appssrirg snrpnhesd when she she : 1 '= ___ was asked by reporters whither she was Smof ests_II? thus they med make that WAIWIGIVN(UpJ)—fl, lsardFrr -1ffi1 Dr. J.W.L. De edkiIpsitolAfrIO.idp.t ding w mid: to the cody. memey sumsvbui else. ito -----ed , Sm "fttS..M.1 1A Vilihers Is Pretoria, $eutb of the edIe. 4 cosipreliredve pis. F? ilhiidivis in thi UuISed* is 'totting , 'e, • to Afris. Ho called the ripest "This is $ very We siwi. uuly (IIPI) — Is. Ierd Ei* 1151 aid Thss. Isieueu, WON b Mike,, visa law-yield out4w "u1s i: -:uu." The 'iww tad keys admes at e dr i'uda. p lb. pidly lb. . . ,— pj p,i, been cuuljd ed in ArMIa or di par five acres would by they in or HoWl the pçut.nia goveramast su . New tdid," he mid. "The the .srton ve Mhswe in inasdidgoited ',,g is lept. n in on esemplions (graa4fatksr - mi.i of in .etri. tow è iriuirto ses Americans should ask the do man Mass Md a0116 : anmatism 'bawler in .mtioat.---.. "oft ted. fr the athoel god of the RortheCt:ore,en ,bes. • a was. mm __ , areas alt., leptember a. W'ee In the bod. in ides the nem. dowdiwu WeEblsgl, U' IISIIOMI Odd. U$ odd III flipIJ N the piepsriyit is * lbs a mile 'from the • l's a aid Sm k j11 • i*v1Ieui id be ØI* In . pdds Yor*tk biamaie Ml iL!!' '°* . Ne i"' the Sm _i.jiw If Is lb pu1 U Sm.destiWe in uNit Esue' Petsa, in Musain 'b—' .u.r,ainureksurud1ad ar, IL_ SIinledelses(go • lipend. ' -I 111M We pls aayuI.ulyhesling . : . , .--:.,.- . - -. '-* I , HOSPIYMNOJU • t- &-, -' " kir, lb. p'widi si • 4 . of" W 1. i I '14 0 .•.• . __ 1 ...4m. — . I %.11010 so, WOW " $, d___sihilu __ 11111111 to essaneded • lit. Thwsdai 1K. .I I.. I I . . 0, .. ,,~ r --- .. —142, ., ~ A" ., ,— , - HL I . I W ftd ----odd . bas XW a • . . -1 '.,A IIiIil 1 S_ rV1 --- " .4 SI Bees Be ti_....-, fill" 1 011% J • is 1* X A.. L - IeiSr*AP!$ ugs4de . -_ A . do hi U, Wed ",I'l . &1 u '11k:4 __ SI hithe Horn . ..I "ON1.0 =* I .40*. t = 60 am ot SI .. .. i ___________ * -- _i #_II, — 111* . .06.4101 MA . ) •' .•,,•,.' . $11 'UUle VA iINo7sN Aug pa4inw, && 011801% I,*TuW ihiJMi - s _ 1. hiISIMl toss 686 p: - _ ~ hlV 9 1-8 0 -. '''I. , W S , -k"'.,.,:L-. W IMLii , ~d -,;t - ~.-,i~~m .,4r~, ~~, k7 ~-:~ . --.,- 0, . > , , : / hi • 1 . • • - II. '. I - .".: - I I ' .. ". ., .. ..,., .$.1'ni4' 44'h ,'ia4 . ., . . A;,.!,, . I ", • ' 1. .., ..t i6.,',I'.,, I ...,.., . -1-7--7" :, .'• .:;I •.• • mIm*eaIdedaiecç'arir3p.m w £WV WJ1UU *without i&t.. ...4.a... Is&W yilpI LL. L"LUtU OIl ô' a fine car or truck to back It up. * . 1, *ILI ':; . • -.•" iJk' L • ••;. ". : •. r - ROOM hi is IS IS 511 , • ; ' * * ' - iii,Cs' k'üdU ¼ •;. PI o • jAiL '. •: • ' - mti%i'., 1" * 47 , .s 1'). .1 ''-s r \ TYL") £4 * / ' I I ... - * ' *Jim Moran, President ' *" PUISLWa . * '.'..: - •- 'Ibyoti DIstributors, Inc. * ' hi ' 'a, --- -,- HoN dSmiiIIujgu. ______ ,' t._&A ;Tj * r. d "J43. *We want to make sure that the Toyota you * bii4 is as perfect as possible. That means * extra hours and extra effort for our dealers. * Andthey love ltBeoauae1n the long run we * get that time and effort back In cars that look and run right, and customers who believe *1 *lnus and in our ca B. Maybe some of those bl American automobile manufacturers * who are about to expire should pay less atten-* tIontowa1''an.t1es,andmoretothecarsthey * *bUIld and sell 'Ibyota. has aftne warranty * . • 'sdiijoupya*ven'________ :':' ' Id p Ms am* WJ rT ad- 11 . rSII"$N 4 - r • 40, ' c' ..ft"", . iImu.Maau I Y! ' '.' :' -ss.ShiLI1JUJ1Ahi$ I r - , ,,, ~ . -iir iil. , WEATHER ••• V.19. * quality control sWp? It does not. Every * ) *'IbyotadealergoesoverevexyIbyotaw1th *aflnecombbeforeith delivered to the buyer. * • ;' . SammNJI aadlbwdber 10011 IN _______________________ •. * • b tt : ----- . • • "AM . 00014011141pis t * -- ' •• ' ___ •••• * *! * daYS,it's not parUcularly unusual for the car * **to stop running the same day the warranty **1 runs out. And that leaves you holding on to a *1 pin of paper Instead of a steering wheel. *i Granted, a car Is a pretty complex piece of * *1 * machinery With those thousands of intricate * I * iarts twisting around, or rubbing against * J * * • . ' . " __ 1 *1 warranty is like a car. Ith great while it * lasts. But what happens when your warranty * expires? The way some cars are built these* A I; - • . PORTLAND, Mains (UP!) - A sowdl jet carrying ~,*nlrw Carter an a W)M' swIajthro N UTON(Un)—tbs 5• $$j —. $kkmaNhat-s )5J ud UII l 'in Is 'Ith 'SW liSted acIImlbSIod,y. . k . . . : I • lijjsibpjw •, . ' kosalynn's Jet Grounded 'MNMMI@hw ,%WnM .M' AUATY ? *1 • , I _W11% .1 plominid. flSdsdidth5 a # I W"M I - - ----- - ___ ____ I ' •••t, japu ' usjing rquS diilInI lbs uN'.. - *-,." Air Fence am In New . • f-F`7 7----r- rd I 11 w ,A F- H.- .18. , 6 Udirds for her am * I - " to. Mt= - • I -- __ . , I id ft" L 't keys be= the aine it pdliU WtJng svl4esce his of 1 espleded a nebbth of Vans," IMbo mid, a site In lb. • ,j so e. We is hi Sm_pad "1 IW the Amd ask Kalahert dissit about two erlftn,i to vhetr: — leph! usurunis lbs. : 71U1 in a N,,r$," Isis satellites a swat teet place." is me WP'I -of 'his Ii he A is is ipithid the dli 51W Oodles. The network aid lbs 1. I MI4I LWb. goIngs in Ni "i": • Mis Ml Sm SMISI item -'-of lomu ether pow utsd Sm rt 5s1 ami.dtin j it yes. dsi=w bilk • eretis i'Culit lbs Bedim 'Be WMS liof its lies sit se hN SIN W es d miii? e lbeNeth 1rSm,D '" 1s :11 ___ --A ' • , ' t.enb -- - M,s __ 1 mis 119 ___ , _ '1 Me • ' , m1m a pripisid lbs diaus ~~Uw pelted. Sm elotlla. law, a jss in do 55$: m,, ulNoeterlisoM lhe..o u'*wbd1d die 5 Iddeit dreaded in flfldoil the or i ti*dliwhikys vii Idol. c; hsslqueWs - •. -, - raft outer, mjupm WITI ** MW *1 *1 - Gays Startle Miss Lillian . : . . *1 to and Injured five other persons. '!• Tb Wednesday night hid leveled a city block in wntow'i f.evi, heavlli dNII*I bulldiuii housing .cIty offIce, and the pad .moe. a WU estimated U • I 1U A can th Fraser, who i.1W _ a directorship In •. • May, 1000. WILLTOUR NEXT * * * * * * * r ** - - APr *1 - can __ . ,s.,.. .• neai,1t siuilypnsvlded thousands .1 acre. Iris e=r this," mid JMt bubbl, land I the cody," t Etobberger, acting cody he said. "The remaining . C06didati - -,.__ iomekhidofgamdiathart.iupllagterimeve ton of _ " IS prohibits a 15w from beIng .Ulr.cedy. apu1 r*ed$vely. "The ce'mlw1om Is at. • :' 'r.. t I'A S' , ~' ~', 6~~ £t4$S oweess, bearing ito. $ in In all hkullhood, the omcI Geneva. Marty land owners hi sitd.yeasuhoalresdyowu. the Oauvs id Labs Hamey such land woald be $ area are en property from redridim by hidden of d—'J-aitd flood prime. i £ Si SI. I... a. -• vU Si V W;WWUI5 s(aift. Gmvs, * grandfather clause epossd regulatio. the t d t . . rnsiwd humus In flood irons - - T-6 1i to beE iin&Ien of psit deeWea hN beemmide yet. AUNOmcs(UP1)—Smepydsutv'oomic ls, bN imaded Crises, 1. lug hi S I1t hi which the besgie was acWNsd of imiU1 Crises's ftM 110 "Wdikes koisness widespread cu$eeuim EdipdNduplt4Id$hob5*M.ceduisatep. itulf —'-carrying the Greek ila I. . ukr , of - • Mom it* with do popty 0018 of kwlvww* * * ** *1 * How In the world can you maintain quality control during the assembly of such a * r complicated vehicle? At 'Ibyota,they do it by *! 'Wi and puttingthe people who work on the assembly * will shope line In charge of quality control. In the * nation's aftifud.' ¶Ibyota factories, any worker who discovers a * Urban League head Vernon ahead." Williams said. problem can stop the assembly line at any *1 Jordan, Mayor Richard Hatch. their apathy - a problem Financing for the project Will er of Gary, Ind., and others spawned by ever-lengthening be bandied handled time by pushing a button. They even wear Thursday In announcing the unemployment lines amid Inn- Williams said, withlocally, *I fund. renewal of the drive to boost Sian. white gloves during assembly. But no belt begun raising coalitions In each state * black participation at the polls The drive, which_ was __ s pier. In tin id cedewd thr biioklea-that opu1 scratch the paint And' With more than a year to go 1978, has a goal of boosting In 1V76, 9 million blacks we e they have an interesting slogan: "How can we * before presidential election day black voter registration by 35 registered $0 vote, bij$ miy$ illS, lbs coalition of black psioud In the targeted areas millie,, voted. doltbetter?"Thathanloeslogan,butthe *1 amt com, ncentrate stain and 4 _. pe1yoff Is the finished product. We suggest each state. me targets are Alabama, * you take a close look at any new ¶Ibyota -up caftruis, Connecticut, nori. * di illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, * close, from bumper to bumper, road torooj *I Michigan, Mississippi, New * YouU find the fit of the different sections, the * Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pemuylvania,. Texas and Vir. * evenness and gloss of the paint, the assembly * gIMa— states with atotalof*4 electoral votes, or 34 more than of every part of the car to be meticulously * to a "In the elated odds * done. Compare a'Ibyota with any other new u can —edwe will — help to shape the nation's at* car or truck from America. or anywhere. . • * You'll agree that quality is built Into every 'Ibyota by conscientious workers who really * D ,1J1 a. a.. .a . UU WIILU IA) UU it ib LJlIWr. e er. W 1.. w 1 * THI 3K D011!'! STOP HUL ()flfl ana toucti , . Once a Ibyota leaves the factory, does the * , Concessions __ a * WASHINGTON (UP!) "It titude," said Williams. and getting at least 75 percent Is clear," said me black leader, One of the hardest tasks, said of those registered to the ballot "we ourselves have not done Mrs. King, will be to "create an bozea. enough to mImuie our politi excitement to help people lose "Our plan is to use On Cal potential." collective resources and ener• Specifically, Chairman Eddie gies of our leaders and of our — Willis'nlofOperation Big Vote organizations to raise black wuspeaking about the political political consciousness, to inwi — help potential of 16 million people crease voter registration In the the estimated number of selected areas, and to urge eligible black voters In 1000 massive IdpiUbl by (ç$$ VIIIIIaIDJ j in the electoral contests nd Qxyil.r Thursday annosmeed tui4Mive agreement ::on a new national contract asking Qirysier, workers to 'larego some ci! the jam won earlier this year at General Motors Corp. arid Ford Motor Co. But their Interests will be promoted at Chrysler board tinecciint,omdak hold an dang.r the &odprolduu, but it * * 1 0 D r DETROIT (UP!) - Th. United Ado Workers union has traded $203 million In contract concessions for a major breakthrough in U.S. labor history - a not on Chrysler Corp's board of directors. More than tine hews after a noon deadline, the UAW . R I '. . hi floo4prons aries need ad taking go,urmneit wan Marsig. gall bladder operation and suffering from cancer, in* optimistic he will be cured. A spokesman for New York Hospttal.Connell Medical .,.. Center dthe ospftalp ed to senda cake uptoshah Mohammed Rosa Pahlavl's room today, but Wasn't sirs whether the ailing shah would be able to at a piece. "But don't you think it would be a nice gesture?" he asked. "We kicked it arced at an administrative . Ali and we thought It would be mdc." Doctors Thursday said they t dePOSed 'monardi's cancer can be cured If he days In New York for at least six months of Intensive chemotherapy. .. I1 1 11 . . *:: one anot1ier, not surprising if something * Bloc k Leaders Plan eventually * breaks down. But, with normal *1 * use, it shouldnt happen In twelve months * Reg is tra tion * at least, not If the car Is assembled properly. *: ive *WIflT1'GLOV1 TBIA1'NIIIT. * I * EwYoR(UPI) — meed shah offran 6h birthday today In a hospital bed recovering fran a 1 in * * * Car Shah Receives Cake OPE1 * * Heating Aid Bill 'Cart. r AN T. ** P I CHICAGO (UP!) - Police say four wit- assaulted and killed shortly before midnight names Identified a 24-year-old man as the Wednesday In the Monroe Street subway knifewlelding "subway slasher" who at. tunnel - a block from a police sergeant tacked 13 people — the last of whom died inn assigned toaspeclaisiasher task force ontlie Vii S LAW subway tunnel with his throat slit hours lookout for a man who lurked In the unWASHINGTON (UP!) - Both House and Senate now before the arrest dergrowid tunnels, waiting to prey on lone VICtIUIS. suspect -clad In bloodstained clothes, i'have taken a major dip toward giving financial aid to The policeman heard Ardefl's screams and ' 'lowdncome Americans who face big carrying a 4-inch bloodmeared, folding , : there's a question whether the help can be authorized ran to help. But by the time be arrived, Ardell knife and $16 hi blood-soaked money - was was time to do any good. dying and the slasher had fled. arrested Thursday In the subway a few blocks '1 Police said Ardell bore the same deep neck The House passed an emergency aid bill Thursday, wounds inflicted on 12 other victims in recent calling for a $1.35 billion Police appealed for witnesses to come forth am. me Se already weeks. He had been slashed three times t o Identify the suspect, saying they had little 'voted to provide $1.2 billion, as an amendment to tue across the throat with a long, slender, knifeli th direct evidence to nk him to e attacks, ;''Interlor Department appropria bill, and like i trument. which often occ ur red during the late night ns Human Ranurmmift onietion to "It appears he ( the slasher) was trying to hours on Loop subway platforms during the Implernent the decapitate the man ... that's how deep and month. But the difference, In the money bills must dill be Seven witnesses, Including two who were 1mw forceful the blows must have been," a settled In a conference committee, then finally approved Injured hi aluhings, appeared for a lineup police spokesman said. iio. and Senate and signed Into law. Thursday night, Sgt. Larry Williams of the Ardell had worked overtime to save money robbery division said. Five of them positively for his approaching retirement. He punched Urges Pools Identified the suspect as the assailant, he out of work at 11:14 p.m. and two minutes ,,. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Presided Carter estimates said. later he was dying, his throat slit, his wallet '. thatif each of the o million Americans who drive alone tO The suspect, James Ford, unemployed and and cane lying beside his body. .work would carry one rider, the nation would save 22.5 on probation for a subway holdup, was "Whoever did ft had to be Insane," the !,.-,million gallons of gasoline a day. charged with five counts of robbery. police spokesman said. "This poor guy As he has done frequently, Carter, used a political tripAdditional charges are pending, police said, couldn't have had $5 on hum. He was just a k -in this can to populous New Jersey Thursday - to an Ford was arrested a few heirs after the poor working stiff. It seems that's all they are .:nourice a program. This one was to save energy through Incident slashing hi which Joseph Ardell, 64, 'hitting - poor people." sharing rides In car pools, van pools and commuter buses was killed. Police said he was apprehended Ford Initially was charged with unlawful and trains. during an unrelated disturbance at a subway use ci a weapon and the robbery charges were C&ter was scheduled to an Adrian Chancellor Bruno station a few blocks away from the platform filed later, authorities said. Krelsky today and then leave for his 11th weekend at the where Ardell was attacked. Most of the slasher's victims were not Camp David presidential retreat In Maryland. Ardell, who walked with a cane, was seriously wounded. ; . '' ..f ..••- . • PropertyLaw PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) - l'wo Amarlcu veterans of Vietnam arrested on usetilcies of -;an Mtat* on the P—" awit say dw. kind = ft _011111111111110t ' A?Lid Culow born WIldiid, Frclsco BinwIes, X. of P'w'l, told ripertersUaaewscwsranceThwudaythsywereguuty of ft "Ves, but sold they ware to" by tkee ,. : _ In the Bosqu0 cidry along the 'iish boriLr with France, completed returu. showed N psroad of those voting favored home nile. In neighboring (ta1oita the _nt la__ figure was 11 perce enny. " 7., , Sus ec t Arrested I :" House, Senate Differ _____ Offic*1als' Try, u $ per cei* from the lad national election. Still, the * . , _ ___ ** 'Subway Slas her . IN BRIEF ___ __ ___ ___ u ia SECOND GROCERY ARSON me Sd(rd POlICe Department Ii "trying to restore stability" to i bu.Iflell district aroimd Richards &çermarkie -Mte of two attempts, clashes between police and "street people," and a $4,000 breek4n - Sgt. Bill Bernoaky said Wednesday. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT The conflicts at the grocery at 1506 W. 13th St. have resulted in A 2Syearold Sanford man was charged with aggravated 11 arrests and police attempts to "bed-up" patrols. assauk Thursday following a 2 shooting at Smnitty's Grill, Bornoeky, along with mercha nts In the area including Steve East Broadwp in Oviedo. Richards, owner of the store for the pest Mi months, do not According to Oviedo police, Jude Smith, Jr. apparently got In exactly know what sparked the repeated violence which started an argument with Leon lawman, 279 Oviedo In the parkin ingg let in lad Thursday night and continued Monday and Tuesday. front of SmnIlty's ove r the r-mir in which lawman wan kIeg to Bernosky said the people who crowd up In the area could be Smith's mother, Seasa flIth, who works at &nitty's. "hodileagalnit authority, whatever the source." He did not think Smith allegsdiy took a nil plated revolver from under the the crowd bates Individual Police officers, but will throw a bottle vedolhistlres-pleceseit and shettbsee times U L.wnian who or a rock at an authority figure. . was riedug towards wooded Bernoeky said the force Is net trying to aggravate the situation, Ed dway tine wn'.0 ripod, Oviedo police add. but has to go o the area when there are assaults open drinking co ___ idly. _______ ____ ___ autonomy statute -- e...L k... I. ' iw wji ___ ___ _______ — - AV NA ___ eventually drove to Sanford, where the rape occur red. The woman said McCallum had placed a knife to her throat and forced her to have seE with him. UcC0l1="Wthe chappa Defense counsel told the jury on alleged victim had rtagty t. escape , occurred. The cue was turned over to the jur y at 11 am for deliberation on a niai .' ___ — ___ ___ LONDON (UPI) -Gold plunged sharply in London and Zurich today and the dollar showed signs ci modest recevery major money markets. Gold dropped $17.10 an ceace in Zurich, opulla4 at 1174.10 against 11SLal Thursday's dose. ft fall by $11.15 an amos In London, atatlug at $571.15 mpared to $512.00, but rose to $3fl.S0 In early trading before the mornlngflz. Zurich dealers said the overnight U aanouocement of an anUepelata gold auction of s to 1.21 niWlen amWe Nov. l was the reason. "The markat reacted hrunilately to the aimoaioem ci the new U.S. auction. The speculators appuuitly believe the de'napd for gold may be dp4kth," oils Zurich dealer t Basques ___ , - TK)N I.~- on the streets or robberies resulting from crowd cong.stlod. PROJRER SENTENCED James Barber was fined $250 In Seminole Circuit Court Monday: after he pleaded guilty to a reduced count of battery. Barber, 35,625 little Wekiva Road, Altamonte Springs, was coided in eCoagyldAugadolprocuringa 15.yser.old: girl for prostitution. • Assistant State Attorney Den Marhiedone said prosecutors acted the reduced charge because the woman who flied the aggravated battery complaint had retracted her statements. Judge J. William Woodson adored the ielf-einployed kick:: cleaner to pay the fine wit hin two weeks. UTIUTV IN bmsING A trip balance scale, a gram weight set, two outboard mo rs, to and a power mower were stolen In the lad week from lbs Seminole County Utilities Department cmos on Dike Road n.ss Grand Road, according to the Seminole (bw*y ierlWa Department. Charles Turner, 25, of Winter Park, who reported the theft t deputies, said the csnplalnt was not filed until 9:36 n.m. Thur.. sday became the personnel assumed other workers had the 1 mIiik Rena, valued at $470. • REFRIGERATOR TAKEN A vacant apartment operated by the Sanford Homing Authority: was broken into Monday or Tuesday and a $254 refrigerator, was: taken. The apartment's east bedr oom window had been broken i,,.1 weeks ago and the plywood pIacedover the 0j, was prledleoss in the burglary, according to conimints In the sherlft's report by Homing Authority Maintenance arvIaw Jola Asidsid. _____ _ ____ • ... -" ;/ -tJ?'L.. i • :.: • • •- •, t. '3-,: • - , - I, . , . - -• • .- �................................ • S • . - - . . . • •.. Friday, Oct. 2, 1979-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening HeraM (USPS Womanhood... It's something that a lot of men cherish while other man may not be so Inclined. Sometime, women hate other women — mostly because of 451.90) __ 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA: 32771 Area Code 305.322-l1 or 831.9993 Around Friday, October 26, 1919-4A competition. Some women may be kinky and kooky and would prefer tobernen. But basically, most women are glad they are God's gift to the men. And moot women have, probably gone out ci their way, at one time or another, trying to look spp,alingto the opposite an. Regular readers will remember that hi lad week's column, Sanford Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. was beside himself with joy that the mini skirt will be staging a iu.t1cnaI encore on the spring and summer •MJCI fashion •_ front for Milady. " believe it. . ." •jjsh, , . . . you Taking a big tall stand against Mack's rousing remarks over the rift sklrthnes was his good friend, Seminole County Sheriff John Polk. 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. r . w _ I The Clock 1)01118 DIETRICH - :. A__It_ -I -p - clothing. Be warns women not ego out alone wiless properly drisaitt Suggestive clothing should be wcrnatheme,ln the preencecifrlindeor when properly escorted, he advised. And the sher as his reasons What they all boil down to are crimes agalndperm-IaotMr words — rep.. Thesheriff was quick to pokoit that many rap, cases are not the result of Indecent eis. But some could be. He said that more rape cases were reported this year than over the some period last year. "I don't biow whether we're have more rapes, or ft's more being reported because of our educational program," he salt In the meantime, tadii you might consider skirting the Issue — not at great length, though. Only One Week Remains • _ _________ I__ All-American Route 'Could Boost Pipeline The sheriff talked agali the mini skirts at a recent open boae while joking with the guests. "The mini skirt Is okay, but the mini, mini is out ci place In gon.ntal offices," he said. I think he got a few raspberries from the nearby frultbowl - touythe)eeM. Nevertheless, later, the sheriff still Mood tall In defense of his vTh "Ob,I like to look ata pretty set oHegaas well as anybody," he laughed, "but the mlnI,.mlnI Is just not appropriate for women working In govern. mental offices. Women should leave something to the Imagination, and the mini, mini. . . well, It's poor lade for work." The sheriff commented that women's suggestive .A&l... h....L .I..A. Ak...... ___ ____ - what they want to, but they should consider the thnhig end circandances for wearing revealing ___ _ got those sick people out there just waiting," he cautioned. "Some things just set 'em off their rocker." Sheriff Polk said woman have the right to wear United Way Campaign Up To 57% Of Annual Goal ir VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS The United States should waste no more time In i moving to ensure full benefit from the rich Alaskan oilfields. Construction of the so-called Northern Tier A Li pipeline from Port Angeles, Wash., to Clearbrook, Minn., as recommended by Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus, would be a positive step. The nor. By them route is the only remaining proposal, since I SOIflO dropped its plan for a line from a Long Beach terminal, that would keep construction within U.S. borders. Three other contemplated routes would tie Into existing lines at Edmonton, Alberta, In Canada. ByDONGRAFF WASHINGTON (NEA) — With the unwelcome Andrus, in urging President Carter to give final now El Salvador. And but Inexorable advent of the 1950 political approval to the Northern Tier alternative, noted The rn"wt, mcd crowded and close to season, the country will aoon be awash again na that the all-American project would create poorest coedry on the American rnhl1knd hsi see of bright andshlny new campaign otnlses. been overtaken by a goviromental opheava and enhance the tax base of local governments. And more's the pity, toQ. _ who.e comlngh long been clwlyparent Security factors, too, influenced his decision, he Thereis ' probably no way to prevent a almost everyone — Including the US. * said presidential candidate from promising the am, And the pipeline could be put In operation sooner, the moon and the Mars to each and every The sole exception appearsto because It is in the most advanced stages of American trusting enough to vote for him. They have bees ousted Salvadoran Pr*dent all do 111 as naturally as breathing and with as planning. Homberto Rumero, who resolniely n __ ate his Andrus' recommendation to the White House is little malice aforethought. Washington's entreaties to moder That does not, however, mean that the practice contingent upon agreement by four major handed rule. harmless. For no matter how ".ophlatkated" Itmq wed be that the Salvadorencoep was refineries on Püget Sound to connect directly to the Is we are, how quick to deny any faith In campalgo aste ed by the revolution In nearby Niaragge, pipeline and upon agreement to locate the port we are actually nowhere near as _ bdit was mtlnsllgal,dbyit. terminal on the Olympic Peninsula to the.west of cyolcal as we claim to be. The c__ nt ry has been going througm Port Angeles. Wemay not bellevetheliWeprornlses-"I'm __ for more prolonged time of trouliles a Assuming that the conditions are met, President goln to Invite each and every one of you to the decade. Be* In the late Ik and early 70% it should concur with the Andrus plea within was engaged in i confrontation with neighboring ume. . . the established 60dau deadline . Honduras that some obeervers at the time We believed that Lyndon B. John= was f Oa ivul'UCiiOfl 5 "dunogrc wars." Honduran trogs present, ,Alaskan ru. candidate of pews. We believed that Richard M. BUSINESS WORLD cla he limited by the inability of West Coast refineries to Nixonwould bring law and order. We believed ,: handle the crude and the border seeking work and, Honduras l. difficulty of transporting that Jimmy Carter would whip Washington lain f . the oil thro ugh the Panama Cana l to Gulf Coast shape and give us "a government as good as the i me E1,,,, .,has a population of more than-4 "refineries, 11 American people." millim ins taftoryof lAsquoremilsel abod By JAMU V. HEAUON We believed, we voted accordingly and we Despite the good arguments for shipping Alaskan &nipbW; devote your time to your hIghe4 value f "ber fer wound sç feeling betrayed. Because no matter NEWINGYON, oil to Japan In exchange f M . (UP!) — Between the r.aponalblflhle. and OppOttlmltI&' than 3 million In five thnis as large a eoEy. Persian bow the politicians bob and weave, a broken dayl* and the daduiess, there comas pod, The TFQUbI Shooting Chart is broken down :GulfoIl to be deliv ,J to owAflfltr Iubewpirly, $ai bulit ep ernallyaS Atlant ic or s campaign prunlas by any otber the . is u broad categories of symptoms, perhaps military ooc.tioss that is koowe as 'lbs Into leaders Intraded hia,'gly ho ports, It seems clear uiai wflgre5S never a lie. And lying la something this nation has bad a Quiet Hour , a respite that is now used by 150 possible causes and an equal minber of politics, blocking apperud OWillki' wIne In agree to such a swap. bellyfu1 of In recent years. thsmai solutions. More elaborate solutions several Presidential eleetloet saciglvis hi more then 1,000 ccm'çnl.e We peed Maskai o 1 now. The pipeline should be During a "National s Meeting" program appear In various ues of-the newsletter. A sew fur serpents i,es The lalvadoran sitadion time ad 1 'bu1U,*% ioçtha - i• '" I$1dr-* * of t hi at.at Ju -_-1 Deastmed ep#esnimn -8oddlm Caster rn .acdlwa i thence to It some west done hi bitws00 a rapuedve malasy ugh".. end moe, asserted that there Is "not more but less lying In "The cod of sending a business litter Is coo- or less democratically Inclined civilian p q public today than am bdwis. dantly on the rise, and the biggest inflation dinidamo The strunk has been lay, ad that no Wispbone calls. H.L.Mencken used to my that "conscience is betw is the time needed to compose, type, imong tooder" ftft ad left the Inner voice that ware us somebody may be The "Qidet Hour" concept Is symbolisud by a review, correct, retype and sign It," It says. the g.,umt, all attacking each other. The practice of attaching controversial amend- looking," and CaSter readily acknowledged that red ITOP" sigo that the aewsiatter — called "Here's how you can cut down on this heavy time adthstre is tho Besnan Catholic QiIiLI, merits to urgent legislation, condemned recently by the new truthfulness of government .mciais Is Lacy - Tim, — provides its readers. ft's Investment without sacrificing any results: deloly split between social aciMat end c Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd, Is an evil largely a "matter of prnatlem." ganilaily stack on a door or desk to ward oft fiction- Ai'l'cp (osr Ara * -Donwrite , f-'"ldtir . Whit with P' 1M laws and freedom of Is. hatred.,,, L*awr wellms * that Congress can and should renounce for OflCP y Odtbin.s been a Iegcdtiei not. will do A pat litter and dscl&o 110mm. formMIn acts, nit to mention a press cape' Thu's Jid .me Idea the newsletter has come dud ___ y the goveroment and several priests have l 'and All. Id ourhers*on thesame sheet,copy But It Is safe to assume that the West Virginia mem Democrat - himself has used or subscribed to thw be found oat," ter said. Thurders, "med ucks doled vIsitor,, fur s---When you mid compose a full letter ustP- where se,t for the 'py during his long cor*'eulonal career. plk! OCIMs don't lit" be ( cause your secretar y can't handle this .me), id.d Pomu dyaidy laded too leng and 5 en The puNk, which mid live with the legislative iii same, indodimatuly, cannot be of cat oat all iamoc..y wordlaeus. Gd nI to .uinmuiJcgigy with vidoriom 1itas mioddef,Is likely to andom Son. ByW's rigbtaus cwWWWas W whHe oilm. In their ansMy to =1ch like do we numb dkA poid. Bay fto pW*. l*rm but doll began to W oddoe a pod is I ad aludw: "b" a Qum 00 as "destructive to ft plemanadoftodnoonestboymabe scom of dw rider dOcuL cone thMskily casmot be kept — eves If they refuse Work from a very betel itlin.. Sometimes tMI Wnddus mad. I. clew Ma legislative pw* Who ° the fict., And those are lies, three or four key words are enos. Cover ends llombirtVs atw' tactics cutting q ff Th. American In fact certafnl share to acknowledge uir ; dal 90 prkne asn"WIP1 corter's vow to e7% Poid ode* Wd dadadyl in order. 1011111tory 11111111alle nvwd Y~ ago to 1111" tactic that won approval of A dmirt h do of the bWMb# tradles wAm a asuple weeks but —4W pod Novo so I Jh~ dnft we of PON to. ke am 10" how" pa rain againd Um a congressioW Wo thatbe"will not fight Wintion with yow Piet"a Mookwalmo gme ?Ws aftorl ad Miched an time. Dictate your letter ad make no viallUm nom*. it ho now Z; ct ca th bUIn,$ SiWeittit Judgment of politically sensitive senators. _pra i ny in the changes on the typed copy vale. absoltely prsjA45 ulrtl to tutuk a ass. The piggyback method of linking controversial -' -' :1a1. Each typo cads SO cents to correct, rsvelatimary treader of power. and emotional issues to unrelated emergency bills polIci, that will moat assuredly create aiim- "The nt presets a an.or"'4re ci "Moded typos should be left alone or bir$s, bewevur, uuld hays of ploymid In the 'rw4'c. ktl.il,y. tidtdidesusaties,ssaessjyyenec.roIs correct.d by band. The •IaNINI mid AM as a ceausu-nee, be bus had to $c: has been used in effOrti toadvaàceboth I be deer IAII There will be buns, If ad homksdi, more me ma mere_idhlc sp dean, but perfulkiidin aid pe ev ewlier. j indicating busing jl abortion f1N%aIl per IlW fua4pq statau its iBe that from CEtur end all ON im their peer Wss*higt.. Is thus on to a biller dart thilit ci time, and thus me* q'cbly are no longer needed to make a of has also iI ,, rivals In the nos* .11w1, d seth ma will tbie a ci the med ly uNU Is a bsinsus4lbi hiçr"." w with the I.di. fpderaj siçeragincy to UIRUIW the ru i of WI take Ms liii fu p1c brid The Ides Is for an isecidi,. to m the review ci the mat deeti,. remedies," The suidhss sow for W,gt, regulatory commissions. N usda ok miss In tier superb Mushesits aid. ma .1 the vos'p-'y's time — sd editor jr othoure who e appsrid$y tutàIt. (wigras has rulis against attaching non• "Lyl 50mM (bile. Is Pub d Prints In auth it mom? P.S on the chast enpe Methewits should been. "I haven't bad a job Is advice who Hmnbods wasn't sd itessadpd iermalas matters to legitimat, bills, but Byrd says, Uk," dane who cannot tell whit and whom to Ii "cii4zite en e ills," says Mothowits, , a pupil atMitUl to rom ie whither they — heM belie's In a cpM all too often day hem.* learn .MeeUwo pr5 cat beck en ruII'vt who makes a comfortable living (%d'k4 power agilint the ai,.,-Jits of r fcy,,y rule there Is mother that negates It. sd WI .,.•. And Now e Any . •I C It's At El Salvador Other Name reported an additional $1,343.25 bringing the new total to $6,623.21 for the division. By JANE CAS8ELIBERRY Herald Staff Writer — ______ __ __ Neqald Pftft bV Jim. CusshIsr,y 1W. 1 rInghig In new donations for United Way secretary 'Margaret Ganas to total are Wendy Williams of Flagship Bank and Earl Smith of Slarhine En. terprises. With only one more week In the annual fund raising campaign left to go, United Way volunteers have reported a total of pledges and donations ci 1136,330.50. This figure, which Is 57 percent of this year's goal of $236,600, was announced at the third report luncheon Wednesday hosted by the Sanford Kiwanis Club at the Sanford Civic Center. Campaign Chairman Sheila Brown told the Kiwanlans that progress has brought people and problems. 'We want to draw a circle of care around Seminole County," she said. Bruce Cox of Stromberg-Carbon reported an additional $6500 to bring the total from his firm and employees to $36,500. Also reported In the Pilot Division by co-chairman Torn Hunt was an additional $4,506 from thIs year's Pilot Pacesetter firm, Qwip Systems Inc. of Altamonte Springs, bringing their total to $12,237. Hunt Introduced Earl Smith of Starilne Enterprises, Sanford, who has 100 percent participation by Its employees for a total donation of $2,412. Other new amounts reported In the division were a partial report from Cardinal Industries of $1,395; $1,570 from Sprague-Dearborn; an additional $1,550 from United Telephone; and an additional $371 from Southern B.fl.-Guy Garrett, chairman of the educational division, An additional $1,000 was reported in the Special Gifts, Residential and Retired Military division headed by George Touhy, for a total of $5,073.07. Jack Weible In charge of the commercial division in Sanford reported a corporate and employee gift from J.C. Penney's of $1,501, and $311 from other businesses. Wayne Albert, chairman of the Financial Division reported a partial total from Dade Federal of $1,419.78; Florida Federal, $308.12; Winter Park Federal (partial), $240; ComBank. $841; and Flagship of Seminole (partial), $746.20. New amounts reported by Bob Daehn for the Professional Division included attorneys, $450; dentists in North Seminole, $50; dentists in South Seminole, $300; North Seminole doctor,, $205; South Seminole doctors, $25; veterinarians, $780 and realtors, $856. In the Public Employees Division headed by David Qiacey, an additional $273.17 was reported from Sanford employees and $146 In new funds from state employees. Hezeklah Ross reported an additional $116 In the Black Community Division. The final report luncheon will be Monday at noon at the Sanford Civic Center with the Sanford Rotary Club as host. The Victory Dinner is scheduled for 7 p.m. Nov. 1, at Buck's Airport Restaurant. Lox ___ Cw = Louisiana's Political Candidates IUIlflflIV( Jse Bizarre Names To Get Votes It ( FLORIOA __ h n U,SUNSHINE ou carte! s How To Save Some T basica - - .. ___ 4 r ' su.Wre .____ - ____ Man it _______ O6TON (UP!) — The bled studies show that children of The results Indicated alcoholism In biologic children was four ______alcoholics times ____ ____ th '.$çcliolics are more likely than others to become tdgh.r than In the adopted children, suggesting at themselves, but It Is din unclear whether the disease can be heredity plays a larger role In their alcoholism than upbringing. jesskI'red hereditary, two scientists reported today. "Alcoholism Inthe biologic parent appears to be a more reliable In tact, Di. Jick H. Mendelson and Nancy K. Mello of Hañard predictor of alcoholism In the children than any other enIslverMy's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Center said that vlrotimental factor "mined," Mendelsoss and Melio wrote. Bidthey -nphod that more re ch mid be done before it extensive research, knowledge about alcoholism and its on human behavior is dill very ntted. can be said definitely that alcoholism Is hereditary. ds review of asticiss published In the pad 10 years, In this The authors said research also shows sexual Intend In both &IsIssue of the New England Journal of Medicine, focused on men and women Is heightened by alcohol — to a leaner extent . study by a team Of Danish doctors that found alcoholism four among women — while It hampers sexual performance. Alam more common in offspring of alcoholics but not In children R.cusst studies, they wrote, show alcohol reduced sexual periiised by alcoholics. formance even though "subjects often continued to believe that ON Page. - - --S _ r q e PAW has - 11bus, - . . * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS rim TONY RUSSI 4Mff INSURANCE P1! 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford p they concluded, simply behig raised by an alcoholic alcohol enhanced their sexual function." parent does not significantly Increase the nA of alcoholism. MendthonaidM.Uoconcludsdthatamoreccmplotepictureci jThe Danish researchers dudled children raised by alcoholic the effects of alcohol on human behavior Is needed before the plog$c permits and children raised by alooholil, fader parents. information can be said to treat and prevent alcoholism. _____ - * SR 22 FILED FREE ro -' - * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM hildren, Of Alcoholics In Peril A-.1— 41611com. J 'Y '9" t.' game In Loidslana politics. He hum better as Dr. X, so he Is a candidat. for ,abl. In 81. was an unknown minor candi- listed on the ballot as Haywood on IIICUO,I bsnda — date for governor when he "Dr. X" FaIr. y're as common and obvious James Parish, Ron Weber, a member of the -Doyle "popcorn" Scsi!,, of qualified for governor as "Eddie" or as bisarre as Louisiana State University Th ay, who Is seeking the Luther Devine "L.D." Knox. roger for this M e .Ro." when he legally changed political science faculty, said But wday's statewide election Lot4kna House out of H.M. ____ A~ L~- * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS 1Mw. put their nicknames • ,. - I1UVE STATE_, . - - - __ - ____ Rlder~ Phenomenon BATON ROUGE, La. (UP!) has Its share of drange names. "Mutt" Fowler of coushatta. his name to promote his the use of nicknames on ballots WllhIaxn Shakespeare could -Leslie "Fly-Ru" Jarreau, a campaign theme of putting a appeared to be more wide4'h11e from commonplace 1i4e learned a thing or two short spread In Louisiana than In the rmsof given names, tie candidate for constable In "None of the Above" slot but what's In a name from election ballots, he gained in. North and most voters are more . POlde Cotçee Parish, home of Saturday's løne of the Above or Dr. X. He nicknames on Nolan "Chuck" Jardint national recognition and likely to recognize the canconstables would have learned a ( lots suggest occupationaldo. thousands of dollars worth of didates by their nicknames. gis, rem and Robert "Cow" Jarscribe physical about Louisiana politics. publicity he never could have "I've heard people comment reau. and often are hwnorosa. bought. In states where you must use one ci the Above Is a can. -Harry J. "Sot" Kenber c k names ni The name change came too given names 'Oh, that's sosay, 4ate for governor. Haywood ji.Of White Castle, a candidate late to go on the ballot, and the and'so,' when they Jr lieu of long-unused formal see the full seeking a 'IlDr . X" Fair isMadison the House, is taking 'full courts ruled it was deceptive, name on the ballot — It didn't parw I"iP, that might asom prstofor 40M on the tious. Hence candidate for' advantage of his nickname. His but Ndne of the Above got his know that's what his name a*ce jury. govorEdgerton [gHenry TV ads always show a can of message across, was." Vlouisiana candidates know becomes simply E.L. "Bubba" "Kember" soup with the Haywood Fair, has been blwwre names and nicknames Horny. rny. One of tiis opponents is familiar and white label of elected twice to the Madison national brand. .IV*sslate to instant recognition Edgar G. "Scimy" Parlih Police Jury without a 1jid ftw9lefty lsatw mWi4pv, MIfl nickname. Mmply . — Although Ness .1 the Ahoy. Is itans, Bat two years be (b zt votes. not a nickname, It Is the took the CH "handle" of "Dr. blzarre such as: uito example of the name X." Now many people know atra Is why hun& - _ d ar4,wd -Th I --- ___ ___ - .The capitulation Is of doubtful validity; If the lesdership were' unanimous In its *Ctlon to riders, there would be no rlders.Th. objections, unhappily, are anything bid -firm U InIleIble' .tsMMtlon,afteraU,mIltcpmplIcat.psusag - -- edha Dey, work lhre - iil*. angled, could.. together freelance sdgomid& . aicie#w ggj"w ,-• ''''" , ili .. 5, . : , WA00WIQTON A i 1 ,.•, 111k smi rates sd inuui'es buy hi seed frIs Is high I. beep thom *idy aawacad Is Vat , t" . Ck, 'V.at-e wool :; . Centers s,wthas'p.. MkiISlaeyMdN " Pree'srm4mi acimsoa — said seat careg-'r -. Banks - AUMONT, Texas (UP!) — ary results of a A* al Cancer InM NM V we Indicat, that on refinery loyeu stand a much . bsrs. NSJ PU .ie fulsd Is the rlmuen sdri'— sd ass gde Beapuu IL.isLaik. il of the N ittes, it des a ins 'dsMu.om.i ha's.i .____ diV1les: Iiesppatidlyth.dy Wbe been I . so a bmdl& m a Iw o A ilL .itoIIda4 AL! thwirryThimNd4 were that "an E nierscidoe"are mcsatir greder thin exPPN.d (ee cancers of the adrespiratoqqo. sIdE ad brW ' aput bleed waiesso .purtedby .aid . tu, Mehil I CEp Pd11 dft Ift aledl%r am% 14 w*l" it. a Z e researchers checked Ideili certificates In Texas between 1W ad 1517. ' i_i, Ocr Titan urth normal chanceof oiraicor god ayosha'sendthe date where air'' No" be" . W, i tp—mobs"N 4laft wo un . PAN 440141fthii—ftPANd —— slim Isom . - . . .• . ,,'. . . Sen. Garn S a kirs wQikw - . efinery Employees I n Danger, io .os atirmi ± :uI. . has A worm" ft. wow wd d *W r_ ___ 69 _ wyp,$'wsM.d-' or, -- fume lmadtesdbi pII — S Pitsus: Slid *ft in 81emm UFO ci ci The IPISSAMS • SIO1L-Hi some "wrap-around'.desig, __ 100% so rich, 0106P cabinsi. stale chaØis phil Zenith Oulck Suniuln(plcsu,e Sue. E'cept CEp. Is the Iesod.Psd Arthur area risk pp-pudNu high d - Comct$Iss° =It I Ohl 1 - a5y1l for'. Iaatanoe. ressnthsrs went ever US, .. , ad hod ceqscitencoref the br nervous qat Awo as Now d bogg tu' I - I*SA00NININ tiI* I Gun *1 dlbeNam—at IL his 1sd,.Jj pth. of —V - 4 / , - • - — punuit ,s me - 1 ' - . ____ -• I- �4 ..- .4. _ hh1 11nht,1, I I - .y.,.- - --- - - - -. S '. ! •'!• •- ..-.' - :.-.• '-' • -- . ' ., . 4 4 .,.-' r .. S *-tvnIng Herald, 1.Msqd, Fl. FrIday, Oct. No im 1 OURSELVES jir ~ ,/ Q;;At"4-0t.,00. IF CALENDAR ___ __ IAL PF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 01 . * . POPPY . I I9 FRIDAY,OCTOBEUS Speak H. 2933 Orlando Drive (between Sanford PlazaandAlrpertBoulevard),Sanford74lp.m. FlsrIdsTeIetypewrI1erfsrIheDesf1aeconfuinoa Altante Racquer Club, 14 and SR 436, H retion. $ p.m., reception 7 p.m., a dWtion 641 p.m Hallman PartyforYouth Program Inc. VOlWdISr$, clients and guests, 6 p.m., Altamonte Springs Clvlc Center. costume judging, spook houee, games and country gore. Seml..le Su1ae KIwais, 7 am., Buck's Sanford . 'I _____ - Couple Married 50 Years ..,. ' h.t4 t I . ; -. ., . 'V :-.Y• •..•. Longwood Mayor June Lormann contributes to the Buddy Poppy sales, sponsored by South Seminole VFW Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary.: Make by the disabled veterans, monies colleded during the Nov. 9 and 10 sales will benellt the disabled veterans VFW National: Home lor children and needy famil ies in the: community. Collecting the contribution is Is Buddy Poppy King, Sean Grimes and Buddy. Poppy Queen, Beth any Wait. . It '. . - .-- r I. : . ...•.'• gemlaule South Rotary, 7:80 am., Lord Clundsys, . .. .•: • ' Volute Weight Walchersi 10 am., Sears, Altamonte MalL Taaglewe.d AA, closed, 8p.m., & RiChards (Uud1, . Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m ., Rolling Huh Moravian Church, 8R434. Your Adult Club far 8$ks,9p.m., Orlando Garde Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. 44 Brunch Fetes Mr. And Mrs. W.A. Adams BENEFIT MANY -. Ile- I" SALES - r ... . Friday, Oct. 26 1Ifl-7A .. ..,, . . .- . . ... . .4. . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams, SAI'URDAY,O('IUBEM7 Spook Heme,2IS3OcIando Drive (between 5wdord PlazaandAlrportBoulevard),7.11p.m. Yard sale, 9 am. to 4 p.m.,KnIght. of Colunbus parking lot, 2104 Oak Ave,,Sanford. Bazaar, 10a.m. to5p.m.; chicken dinner, 11 am. to P.M., Longwood Elementary School. Pony rid., rebel. flea market and clowns. Florida Teletypewrfter fir the Deaf, lar., Conference, Altamonte Racquet_Club, 14 and SR , General meeting, I am. Banquet, 6p.m. Exhibition, 44 p.m. Idyllwllde Elementary Schssl PTA Halloween CarnIval, 12:301 p.m. at the school. Coutiane parade, games, hay ride, haunted house and atke walk (sn to peldie •. It . . .. . . ... ..- t< , by Marsha Walt . - . . . - . . .j •; . . . 1 Gardening: ________________ 11 VT ow PMOL Sesbees Voterme .1 AmerIca "a.d 14,10 am. CPO Club, Orando Naval Training center. Ji save MONDAY, OCYOER 36 Speak Reuse, 2183 (kiando Drive (between Sanfold uPto 4 • 50o 2 / - 'V1 1 *I "I I= ___ - - eIeciriciI) 1 - A - Florida 11 one of the few places In the country where It Is Pculble to grew green grass A Plaza and AirportBoulevard), 74 p.m., through Oct. 31. .~j Girl Bead Vespw Sery 4 p.m., Knowles Unnorial chapel, &MIN coliege, Winter PS& "Y.s.a$Hemt!' dencest 8p.m., Instruction, 7:36 p.m., DeBary community Center, Shill Road, D.Bary. Open to . . - . d tiair . - . . - .•- Bul'de I Stetson Univerity, D,Lend; 7. ' tgamiry Ward, Intarstute Mall, A*aiseids rlse; 7:36 as' o.i. past 1W Iurd i ' 0rai0 .U10110111 way row _______ ... . . . . ________ Road - a1..A sis pg unti. Be"AA,$p.rn., 1181 W.PketSt. TON Cbqtvl8, 7pm., ow1spI •+ .. I s.:, - .. lass. ci f 'N'°d +- - ICC, ' . + • '1- . .. I . + . HEAT ___ + .. - .. . -- :1•' + UUUO - +• J • f Is . . .1 I ~... . 1, - - If. • . 1111141PI1111 __ Aierwdw you how acartlf1ed . 1:6 +giiiio - .- - . + Cuulluuyl TIIIIISI, p ' -' 'It I " .. i - -, .r . , - - LINES UI - .. - i y.I . )-1, social 0 4. '+ w, is,. '1- t --kt- I C-.r + :7+-+ 1 + .. '..+; • -;'I ' • + - - - . .' +'.- • i I + - +• + . i I (R &LIGHTCOdY - - ':, I;''-V: •• '; .: : t4.h ;:. ' I. ..- •+ Ill . +.tt 4.'-. - + • +. IIj 4$••1•4•,(•, • 1' &--•'.- .-' ++ -+--+++.- :'4 . . i .jZ j $ - - ll I I 3.4. I. Agaa !TeJ . -. + - .+ .',-: • :; •' 6 A . - + ... è.gW% + . •" - + . .âiu..........-U...+ . .: + .;.: ', s+ + . + ++ - . ;-., • •+++++++++++++++++++++ + + - .++ 5 IV +... . . + r 23 . . - - - - - - . . -. .."4 - + - \ % )l/ 10 ..++ - .•t + + 4 • . t , : + - + . • . + - -, -. - -• -' • ?. 111,11 11 - v + + . -, . + - au. --A s, ii _. • + - - -,--, -. .i... ...fli. II N EWCOM ER! II avL - Ik*isiI . . ; SUSAN WHEATON A$ANIWbSI of Their Staff Cents In And Lot Sono Cult Style or rm Your Noir in Tim L.$se* Design -- - ______ ir mod. all the local a district Mains. WASH ad 00 - mm I•g. Wiutudde Improvement + ty Caters Am a Street. !l* - "0110110 A I P"O"I * I. Piosch Avg. - 1__ _ - --I . - I - -- - - - - . + -- - - + ''... _ - + f I - + - HAM N T. Thou InfO a 1 I1Llj M IntFOdUCS ____ liv. ,RoiI at in be *' i*u1. pm ' 1 - - - -\ + .+ -+ ++ + - $ . - I After the service the Ever Easteun laule. No. 33 and all Eastern am Friewiddp And' UniOS members will march to the It* on the corner of 7th Street and Lord Avenue. Th• _- + m - 4.-- p 11. ''' + - 1 -, +- - BEAUTYSHOPPE - ~"-'5 - • Iwi + I. - .:t* • 14.a ORWO Las.. Op.Gas + - . + - es. ' If '.'-'- ,- ...iji' , + + :." few ii.. In my celuma I. by the door." his reaction eemeudca$s the i. aager This is typical of _ roo bowed W lift ": . •. . . I ' = I. : :. ~ -.P.J? r ' ,. '-:': Ii. - si + - Welco~me ____ • - :. - - thday-to "M Cya inhed,lasy(. MI 166061a, him M.U7DIIUL _M w.ut a - pent WerInglat AJJ1. lard.. ' Oc are held Moder. J - A Will be assay a, a Wody gin -- The iwaidise _ .J1.rnc - + . kow• t - She's F uming At Room ing Arrangement Of Betrothed- lbS anniversary message. 7' j Aid Union lily Hip •--:+,•.?• I - + - i- H as -'96th Anniversary _______ ' . 44 . + Evsr,s la* NO. 33 Free peou And Mqtod Masse ole. - Mda dese d dol MARVA Mi Nib vunary bod in ci the Sods will fi A. 2 recently. ed HAWKINS lids Ioe served doildecink0*16 liaised_' piay this ammugly Inc. I=to dow e War ,he Will im. The =0Is '1r.lc. to CdTftpItk' UP 333441$ I the C n*dly at LU." _________________ r Jeseph Caldwell Bthe Is h . + ii t, I I .. - rt' - i :.. 4 - k 05 •_ - ::r I 4..- ' .. - I I '. ' .+ FLORIDA , .. 1 • ,.t - -i 4. - h ________ 0, C - pearO1St&eMfrem11INMd1S ir4od to $ special I11W 114 + , , + + MOW _________________ - . + lash troep will Fold a . , ~ a - .' - ~ . -, rgreen L odge No the ccliii eased to the Jifts law Wise Uvist home. It costs a 10 bit in the kmg rim it corns a whole rnoe u k* N , . •- + - If10 IAVft T1 1L ' + NiI_I.lur,1r*.at.'IiIa$ I . f m It, Wisehomecs,onvewui*ro25%on . + Is Dear . Abby Fuda ____ in preesut Ile 41111065""" ., " t._++-...-,.. •7 ,I,I I I I , I I. _ - ler, pioper insulation, - :.. .. -- + + be& to all me In relat to permanent lawn has been Make sure the seed is fresh and establishing a ryegrass lawn is .a . ~ DEAR ABBY: I recently and tmtration you fe& Chime had two like everybody else, their lawn turning briwn. browned oft by frost. Late In the weed-free. You can apply your that you'll have to mow, water, became engaged to a wonderful ; the proper time to vent your and that was the end of it. Hmm,U& Is a norrad oc. fall when temperatures am seed with a fertilizer "der. fertilize and look out for pest young man who lives In anothert feeliw and encourage your Should I say something to her curanc.. By the time the first cooler, you'll have less trouble To get the most uniform stand problems all winter long, city. I was very happy un til he husband to vent his. "Every about it? I wouldn't be mean. I . pod It* occurs, most lawn with Pot diseases. In our am, of gram divide the seed into 4 Ryegrass should be ferUlized informed me that he decided to .1 asimll revellles W P111115 Upon would just tell her she would this would be mid-late two applIcations. irs COif101iW, brown. Sow half the about once per month with a share an apartment with a A_ *M:*. • this. Whe happa I. be i..r" look so much prettier In a dress. Io,tobeepthsl.grJu. -J .. se OoiJ8StI fertllinsr h aS womn co-worber odil we . eiiire (lS&11beU1l. have to 4'044r~sssd"Lt. 440ver. NobL,, I mutbértesa child and Several cool-sewn greases original path, 90 back over 64 or 164-8. Youll still need to married next yearl that your critical husband Is needs someone to teach her ho w the rat of It. mow about once per week. y the use ci a can be used for eeedlng, the area and seeding" ____ is me tiut the ,bi to dress. U you should run Into any arrangement Is strictly a soy grass which is tag the best for our aria Is After you qread tho seed, rake W. VA. MON.IN.LAW DEAR ASHY: My son has Into the permanent Now lids can be the lawn lightly to help the seed disease problems, either call financial one that he prefers to nearly everything I do. He Is been married for two years now In several varieties., get through the gram and make our .office or contact YOIW to live with a-woman lawn. that he the most critical person In the and, would you believe, I have DEAR MOM: Your daughterF4l.1th $ wir rye CO"Qfl ry.grais has many contact with the sells garden center operator for the already knows Is honest and world, from the way I Thu to never seen my has the right to wear daughter-in-law In.hw grass lawni fairly abple.Ths names, Including Italian, Watering Is your next stop recommended control regable than to advertise for an the side of the sink I she wants, and she obwhat wash ins dress. Never! host time to do It I. after the Aniselcan, Oregon, Imported, and probably the most lm procedures. No jpfter how hard I the viously - prefers pants. You've wears' jeans In ___ Although I want to trust him, try, be always finds something dayShe mentioned your preference to ti me, and when she sets your ____ I can't help feeling resentful. to criticize. When I mentioned son; that's enough. He tells me that when I come this to him, he told me that the *CUoiI up, she wean pants suits. She's a nice-looking girl Unasked-fur advice is seldom to visit, I will be convinced that trouble with me Is that I ha I think she would look so appreclate(L ve and there Is no romantic in. never learned how to take much more feminine in a dress, + volvement, but I don't know if I criticism. Who said the teen years are but i swear to I don't goodness, can reserve judgment the happiest? For Abby's new Abby, my mother is the think she owns booklet "What Teenagers Want ___ "Wed Coast Dist ributor for ____ _____ I am debating She's not sloppy; she just to Know," write Abby; 132 ___ ___ between giving Criticism," and I have had likes pants, guess. Founder himanultlmatumandtrusting plenty of it, sol think lknow tlonedtomy sonI once thatI menlhad Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, CalIf. him Implicitly, how to handle it, but the way never seen his wife's legs, and 90212. Enclose $1 and long, Abby, do you think Seven CadsIt. Troops from stamped (28 cents), self. husband finds a flaw he just laughed and said she addressed 9,qvthiç4, County are In charge possible to share living quar- Inmy everything envelope, please. ten with one of the opposite sex t the wall do olpioming and carr1ngout the and have a platonic relation*d aaival Citrus Council Girl FOR THE BEST I ship? And what should I do? We've been married only a Scoot V.sperService to be bud TV SERVICE I FUMING year, and I can't see myself M4p.m.&inday at the Knowles CALL MILLERS But taking 2oto 30 more years of his -• I. Yes. Muxiorlal Qupel on Bv DEAR FUMING; 1• PH. 322-03S2 I stop fussing aid start reemlag petty faultfinding. hi WIitir II O50I5 ____ I The mudvespers u with a male friend and see hew He never misses your arehold h your haste takes ft IN, honor of the birthday ci as s I hop. you print this + DEAR ABBY: Yesterday I acolumn founder of Girl ScoutIng, ____ -. .a. be b eforelt's too late aeeilt + spent two hours scrubbing our Low, and are held a 114 .. my self-worth g completely 1 iiie shower with a toidbbrsub, destroyed. 31. -. nearest -"detergent and bleach. It ouudes, ApproatiIy k- HURT LONG BEACH sparkled. My husband's only Jodor Girl &ntL Sam Martin, ro left, A.D. DeLattibeaudlere and John A. Lawson DEAR HURT: De.'t rely a comment: "You missed a spot and Seniors are .sp.Md take part._There will be a (bulstte Quru compusud ci wise Ilome. Others can Include an energy" . - -' __ just one = themanvfeaturaraul + T lsjkM4!k*m Ui i -- JImu fl ju - Urban Horticulturist + oIlsrntinbe, efficlency hea But a -. + - - a. ' i + -. and Ofemse, the hWw the r = I . + + so cm .4. • I I + + - '.."r To ieet FPLb Ao recommended Witt.' tj 4 •. - ' e heat thaA inskLe the 1w result: r n'I and summer. tric bills, winter 10000 ir_ / 1 - ' 0000 +. . - . D OO R *i r' - -. SUMIARI + -, +. . mode, to beat the average home 1' &09: ' TOM DAVIS Scouts Honor - Inside the &*lie. And that takes quite a bitoq -cfticit But the hlgher.efflciency heat pump simply thers the heat theA in the outside air and pumps it 1i1de the ho In the summ, it + n . Cy - ___ I . . d - WINIER -efficiency heat pump, A .1..a,.a,+. with I..frrL.. u KIIp heating hen to actually heat all the air OU1DR. UNW .. Mitt. J... .1.....+..L..J. z . - vi ' - M VIMIMPIP g'" ' r'J\ 1sadueue,uedIIy,14aadøUL. I. -- i• I sci ievsp. R*ims t..,WntEtme I= -: .' tt•WL.e home a LI I.. I.. t 1. it. IKA. CO,ij, COOs. UT EJfl WUVfl everything a standard air conditioner can do, but cow abc Iessto run. PIII1iE + _ Sr laud leslsun, 7 aa., hVs. Wiilei,7i1Ss.m •:. + R PdaL ' - -' !', - - R.orentlon Coder, AJiamento Sau1. PPsessds 110, Wise home? ___ . _ 2__ _ + :. - Women Voters, lisa. WI p ft ML liaised lauder -, I pa., O Cti ( Sanford QvIc Cer. sitid -'d ci aeti" 0 ~ . Ldw In mft W*#Ikw d 1 PP4 b~ ftlere ande o k Irl oode l hr buir&0rw I Al 11101141111 Md + + for one thing. a devke that beats nrr borne when 14 .!f Ceystal -. Rounwald Ezç . .. • -- 'a ... . What makes a ... . 11 + - iot.r qe 1 -•.. • .;. iS. -, -- . Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. ':. . -,. •.,. - 5 . . - ."II softe Oft 'h ods . ; ' . .. . .. :. i. . - _____ . :- Cazuiherry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, NIemside i1Sp 01.6 WetInbs 10 sm and seen, CII*I UCS + • - - - IANWN4Winter Ipis (1s.ksr of Cr- fee, 7:36 a.m.,Qushlty Ins, 14 and 88434. MyI1ermn7Nua7:1Iam.,Holiday 40 se5fe,1A(I4dhsran (ft4$ , Alt y • also is a golfer. Mrs. Adams has been active Domestic, Native and Annual portant. The newly-seeded lawn Rye. + needs a light watering once or Start by mowing the per- twice a day until the seeds manent lawn extra close and germinate. Keep the seeds raking up all debris. Remove as moist, but be careful not to much of We dead brown grass overwater! You should never as possible. water to the point of puddles. Next, spread the seed. You'll Once the grass Is established, need between Sand 15 pounds of water as needed. seed per thousand square feet. The negative points about + la a period when homeowners ,; ,j .11 - + However, to do this we must usea special winter lawn grass. This is because our permanent lawn grasses fade and begin to lose their color in late fall. Thu 0 Providence end Elko Bodlevertle. Seveloole Apes speaker Halfway '- -. - ç - . -- Sow A on . % .+ + ecial Winter Grass As Permanent L awn Fades %N - ++ grandchildren. Mr. Adams began the Adams Transfer and Storage Company • I - c4. England. The Adams have five grandchildren and two great S . • - -- arrived in Sanford from Ten-. nessee with his family when he was 3-years-old. Mrs. Adams was horn in Sanford, as was her mother, Mrs. R.A. Newman. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Hill of Hill Hardware Co., Sanford, were both from 8 .P p .•. . -. --. • Robert J. (Ada) O'Neil. The couple were married on Oct. 16, 1929, at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. He g , ..•, Harald PIis . (Ann) Wallace and Mr. and Mrs .v .. + . . 1 .. + . Hosts and hostesses were couple's two daughters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs Al . e•. - I tending. .- -1 + . Lily Court, Sanford, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a champagne brunch at SenI.nI's, Longwood, with 33 members of the Immediate families at-. 2101 lbs gnrn dun ad Appian .uuI.y heW from .o sad of the Civil War -until - Shout 1591. -._- -- 1 ::;. --- .:. -: . ':. -- -- - -+ - + +- aal pa. 32"9"O + ' . - - - -- - - - - - -1' - . + - - i4im,r .. +,,+: .-' -.---.! - 4-.'-.'+; -• + ---. ':+-' .fI'? • ,fr. - - �Al $A—lvnbis Herald, Sanford, Fl. Oct. U, 17l U vanhia Hara ld. WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN SANFORD PLAZA to Now 6. 99 , . ~. Now 7.99 Styles not pictured at Terry coordinates, tops and skirts. orig. Orlj. $id Now 16.99 ft" . $13 &lell Womengs pentsult- Now .9 99 Orig. $11 Now' 9199 __ Two plem American Tourlst.r softslds luggage Sal•I psntsults lssotsd na r styloand co,ors. .• - Skirt, orlg.13 Now 8.99 'j ! 1' ,.,,! v1 1• 1 A Now Now Ap 2 .. 29m88 SaV950% Sale', Men's sportshirts. on these 117 I men's S I 14 /1j_7 f. sportshlrts • Ow I i4 Or.u.1I " Pullman, ,O1.,U,N . I I " Pullman,. ,Orlg• 72.1$ 29" Puflman, Org II 1"..' Car Nq VwUmen 15 Now 18.99 NO, w 1969,9.,. Now'. 26.99 8 99 Now .29 Ndw 19.99. shoe I I - I & I' • •, • $ROI y t u , t Qfl hISM/FM i'djsIi Nor10 Wji I - . Ie'J,Sx .;., I. • , ' • 36 YISS I50/'o off all our , 't-i - I • It I 14 I • - I 4I5ê."'4'' •.Iy -•, 1 4 :'. . . t• , ,, I.... .''. 1*N I - . •'• •' t°' boxs.. mob, yr, l -1; 1' ir Ml, I, I' - ''" .'.. I; ', I. •,' "•• 32 ..: - .t'-- ,. ' •, •.. . ,. ' ' ' ' .'•- "k' - .... !' . - - ' ' '.'.•'' -4 .'. . I 1. ' S. 2. :" - CPenney is • P' SANFORD PLAZA • .1 -7 - • Unked In ?• off Men 's gym sho rts Noij 99* Tonlot 0*11 PAq* I& I • ' , 30 %to 50 % .ch ,I!I ,; : group of men's shirts . to 50% 30% off to . IU 's'' : min --'-' :: Sale', Selceted. group of men's slacks . I '1 • L1' '•j•4j '': •' .•i i .'•. • ": ' .,, '• -• I '\ , . Sale Selected 11 99 I TS 0 4 - I I T PiCkuulin Sizes S.M.L-XL Special buY SSSS kIM , 4.99 Assorted solid colors am stripe velour shirt crnper tops. 14.99' S • a •I• SIZeS MenIs - long sleev* e • . 93 pc. in soHds • I :i lal S ' r. 0.75 S SIzes 30.42 ' Men' s olf shlort 69.88 set. 10% off all our '. • Solid colors with belt loops. • Short ahoy, polyester pull-over with on. pocket in solid colors. Men9s sulat s ecoal - klOt. '1 ed !!? 6. 88 unior 399 ln r , nIvy,csm&,bsIi. and Mm* •I. •J 8w88 ,1 closeout Sail!, • Women s ',.:, Now sizes Men's double knelt slacks. Special BaSS orlg.17 'p. Now 1UwVV sportcoat with straight flap pockets In assorted solid colors. 'S Tote beg,. 21".Carry.on, Men's lightweight polyester for $100 Men's I, $30 on this men 's sportcoat. orlg.to11O /J 8w99. .•<; ale'. Save Save, 50 % on men's 14t suits '4 Now I 12mig POITIO Tops, orig. 614 oft $2 Now tvlacl n ss WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN SANFORD PLAZA Sale starts at p.mo iiI Women 's 6long slewve blouse Wbm ' en's.. tops. $11 starts IL IIS...âA vloonlight en Sale Pr1v.. I. f I- t=U-.0 P sn Rusy 1310410 P.M. . ORLANDO DOWNTOWN •4• *'op.nT;w.d mtr?u3oA.M..gp,M. Open Mon. and Friday:30 A.M.-I:30 P.M.. . .p 'SO jj -'--'. *5 . _._A4!_,. . WINTER PARK MALL Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. p t ." - I 4.1 - % i £ ftIF'4'ws.r 9-i. '1 . I • f - �- - -- - - - -. - - - 147 ' ::: :.' . . . .-. - I - S - •. EVSMAIHIrIW,S.NNrtPI ILONDIE C . , ~ .1 11 .." I., ~ . I • • 4 ~ 1.11. -,~,i;_ I .11 ,~ ~ I I SVI. I~, I j~,. ~5~ .-.-~;,,.,, I . , r . I~ ,~ V , t." ~ ~, . ~.;_ Y.. ,,~,, -~, '. -) . . I. - -, , : , 't k131, - ~S. - 14. ... r 11 . 'K.:..,~,-~...;:4~:"$.~"4"~,"~.~~.~~"": : . Ieos ( COU.D! L-%, t. ;,:~;'~:~'.*',~.7-., . ..'... . .... . II ID ( h . . ... 1 ,. agent ______ • _____ 4/ ... it I I "3 41 ____ ii _ii1oINItv1i L f iiTii o£Li i I0MS 1ILCN USIS C _A T V N C L C NA $ _V £ !I. ° E 1 * * If, $,~,. _ ~ . .1 I .;- ~' 1. .. . ~,.,c , .. IL', A ., efl ,. . I ''. , . 5 r.. ... • . , - . .. . PLAZA SANFORD ~ "'- 6 PM . Special buy! Igloo combo. I , t. ~ -. i.._o~4~1, _~~V,e-i_ ~-~. - . ~-_ ,,, 4:_ _, '. '. ~ ~` ,~ , "4-~ ;~'- -:11~'-11 ~~,,'7,~, - :, ~, ~ I, ,~"_,~~_. , ..~.. ,-.-'~;~-,*".zl~--'~', ! ". 4. FLV IN MV •. I come join the fun costumes, Halloween Our associates will be dressed in _____ . Junior polyester slacks Save 50% a 75% on select group of . Closeout . . dresses for Daiwa 5%1 rod - DshVs B23ORL real pa Daiwa 6½ rod • $ cc 8 . 99 rod Johnson Sabra 130B Mel On sale Friday p.m.-If P.M. WI. ..son is Now 2.88 Orls. s,ss In t Putter closeout, b . I, I . . . . a ' it, .. I. . . ms ; Ji i I i I r*i~` ., '. . %, -` , . 00*1 S %tI( . . 14on's work shirts. lersiLdII I 1~ I~ ~ u,II,W S.,,. 36 I ill 7V . . 0. . . II . . .' .. . S ~ ~ , 1*1 ~ I - NOW ' I -- ' '' . . . . . ----- 17.99 .~ . I .II r, I I 1.I In _________ I L. I 4P I . . . &AI&S . . . ~, . . I . 111 , ~ 0' h a ,* Knock on Wood mug tives, cookie jars, Jars , -_ , . w0i.nwks .. g UGS BUNNY .r % 7 Now - -. - fX1 9V . -, . . - _ , 1:s ., , , I ., -,., OW'50% ~ -_ --" ~ .,. I ".A,;.AhALAIL . . . I . -off It... _____ _____ . i . L-."t, ,. . 10 , -* ,.~, I .1 , 4- a" '... ~ . I INSLIEW11105 . , ~ 1 I *_!* , i" ''1 _ , %I .. k .c . -, " I o . T r I . Eo~ - ___ ~~ (ii IM .iiq 1M . I 6 I . . . . • - .,. I ' L I '1,~. ~'L 0 L ~.~,_- AW,to_,,.... ... ~.,A. ~ .::''~,~ '10 ~ , ., 1), ,.,.;-. .~ ..~_:. '. . . . . - .117 - -.1 _11~. .ç. rn, . ....%J #a'mai., .. ~'.. 1-;;.'' . ., . .- . S . - - ,. .. ''' L S •. ... . z,, , '19'." ~ I 9W.-'IMP~ 1". . - ~_2 I .1:. ."Ill. ..T., ~ ., . . m4 ..-t'1s ., . riivT .- - ?••. . • 1".• :•r)•. -, * %lft ' "-- ..-'• r *to I. 0 . . .; ". ~.!, . I.. 1, I - - I. '' . / - .- - . '• a . oft'..O___0_ft.*___1f. ___-NP-V1AW __ 0- . ' I IN . -- Afr"_ T .....L tilAti of WENT -i 0 ,'~ . ~ ~ - 0 _*11 - ,"-, d7i ___ TIM I IF so, by Craig L.gg,tt a - - I I idebillit,"001111% sr" IIIIII& I a N&CA - - r- I POVAL 0 I 41 r .1> 0 4 -S$ .5 vlt 4 S . . I . I - . '. 0 I-~ -~ __01" '- ~-I-,,,,]--_k~-4~ L ;,T A. 7 . . . I L..i 4'..-- ..L L - __ -_ I - _1 7- .. . .. --Immlw ,- . %. A 0. li . __. . ----,C~ 0 i . . - . I oft ' . i'L t f . -- -. ,. l by T..K. Ryan . - I . CAN #W 5, A5 ME A Romita WtnT 0"06poaft IN ft@ weft an I South would discard his last Stan Lee and John zoornu L ruff an ! ~ I I I I st diseJd. s1ru le East Jud ed correct. ------------ . am 411wJ000 ____ ~; I - "MM319"W fWwrMw I i- ..i,. -" ~.~v:p_, Because of the ty, this hand becanw 'a 'iie by "-.------- 41\ I I I] I _____J By Oswald Jacoby and AlanSontag arnonds front his hand. I Declarer now knew that I a arted WI SIX c l ubs.twosgades and at least ; East onedianion andpresurnabl~',', from his competitive bidding, I four hearts. Accordingly. declarer ,f played durniny's remaining club and allowed East to win i the trick, disc d . d now onl Pay a heart or a club (they , were all he had rentaining) . __ MW - W to I ,i_ I clubs, led a trump to dummy, and pIaVed dummy's ace and juetn I) clubs, discarding two , members of the opposite sex IM more to admire In you today than usual. Your drength / MY% --- V- -------I V Vulnerable; North- South t)e41ler: North Wnt North Fast south 14 I'alb 14 4 2 24 44 111asb Illass 5V 54 , 4 - - - Declarer cashed his king of •K - by Sib Thaves T012 FOR4110 AIM diarnods SPIDER- MAN - I 1*14 . . 5 86"bn of _~, L" WOflhIIl'S kflSI.hl socks 4. "I ~ . A .. -_ 0*1.uopu 1' . RANK AND ERNEST isl*' . I . a I'HING.' 40= . . . I . PLJCING... . . .1 . :JS73 •AJ6 5 4 contract that would only go South lost a trick in a suit in down two tricks. which he possessed no losers ,I South, with his strtrngdjstri. and lost no tricks In a sulr o(ch.ract.erandcharm shine bution and 12 high- card wherehehadtwoIoss, would not be deterred IVsI'AI'IHI.NTIrn.rn rInts bid five spades. LUIRA (Sept. 2141d. 23) All ~ The contract was a good (For a copy of JACoay I MM (FVb. *March 30) you r"uire today in a mere requiring only 9tatSouh MODERN, You'reaqulck stssdytodsy and toW. you'iJ know how to B ;dO,$:hto: "Win at his diamond osers to find Wl)'I 10 OIVI your expand upon minimal op• one. This appears impossible per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City I problems by obeirving bow portwiltlu. Several may be with the diagrammed dlstrt Station, New York, N.Y. , . . com worr., , -situation correctly (after all, I West had overralled two i hearts), and he took his ace of to you choose to apply yourself You has some r4w " 006 511111110" 4111111 world% for YOU behind thS,fl,1 today t0hhIP You fUiflU $ °' Y pert whut they do may be made bown to Y04L NlMGt1'4lN MUSCI.U,ThEU5Y RL • 4.19difil SMIT11 You'll have greater luck today dmlop W* wbere you will be something profitable and in a posmon to do a kiad a rewarding. Explore every favor. It could hwe a surprise possibility. twist and bsMtIt you - well. g. 23-Sept. 22) NIQUE OP FtT /I . " off 1. 1.:S, t/4 10.1 Q PIA •. weather mate. . aftlIf vs . .~ . 1. - ,I.L . , , i It , i .4,;, ., I NAVI!5 MVOLY&I" """ . - . All ØR.uis1S group of . ... , . *ofou. L, 1 .j4jp4N' / - Jr.&I M1618 , 991 , . .1 4104 CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAP11110M (09c- *Jan- today, you have On ingenuity to by Stoffel & H&m4abl AMWR. , 40WON ~ .. . S. AN brand new. LZUII ima OUT O" NOTAUI =NT O SIJ LIKIII TVAT CA ON htngktondiamond.i -South guessed the dianind : •2 Opening lead;VK .. . . . . -N -- - 1 #K Q 3 21) Two AVOM which could things wNch you try to do on hdp fatten your bank own. Team up with may be available to you today. competent partners. It,.. 1~ . 410987 *AQ53 WVST EAST t 2 v'oaus aAon'rARIUS (Nov, Dec. n Joxt Ventures than you will in I O1tB4 1. . . Ilk.. I j% b -10 I 901dawmakk 10% off - . . I. . ., I .. ..11111111111110111 11111111111111111111111111 1 -. '.,-. ~~, -,.---P,,, -~ .. ~ ... ---- , _ - I. -.1, .. -'... -L __., ,..I _ I , , !_ .11 , -.1.-. .. I .-._1_.1.... I~_- - - - " -, - . ., - .. . ., ~,.-..,-.-.~.4".."~,~.~,,~.,-..,"~,. ... -0 I . 1. ..~,~ . . 1 . : I .,. *111111101 1 I . . f. . . 11 'Of'. ~ ._:: .M._~__ .*. . . I*,, 1, ~aN,#*;-.. ;, . W,!',, ..V"~ -~_~ # ; .. . : . Is -_ - City VAUm. N. Y. 10019. Be on to specify birthdate. III fact, det-larer niade the,' onLraet by Losrnnodiamond; tricks, a feat that appears ,I even niore impossible. The i lead was won b the t ace in durnmy and declarer I attacked trump. East stepped ,1 with the ace ad returned ii)26 41QI096 Mail $1 for each a sodden abUt In clrcwnsiances 10 AMZO.IGIIaI), Box 419, RadIo conition. . . ,.., 11 . . I 1.49 'le 1. I#.. _. I "Im'" .~ '0~ . " in 0 I . 0 unusug gown. AT BRIDGE MtTh a mt r.thsk.ys m erandthto tances lucky wough to be with decialons are apt to be your you wW wad to beam your bed. DiWOMwithwtwnOt' GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A got along romantically by Change Ou've bow flO OGFh but didn't think was possible ..nding (Or Your Latter which begins maw could take place today owing to - r W IN wkWdolnuChtoIolldIfy cO(flmitmeflt,bUttOdayltOU're r.en.dps. New acqualn a quick thinker. (i4he.'spot ____ f ARIES (March 21-April 19) TAURUS (A~t .May ) I =10 (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Nomany you M to welghl and TIM way you hen& Others ponder things before making a TIME AGO! OUT piressw! r - 1 to _.j *'ARRI*E KILL ME A, LCPrJG I VlP1G A MIPwIGHT• #APKESS'SALE .1 9 1- , I pancreas may be damaged associated with respiration enough so that it does not Sharp chest pains ar produce the normal enzymes sometimes related to nervo needed to break down the food tension or combined with group of symptoms inclu for digestion. faintness and dizziness am • would require surgery. Most other symptoms that may Ix ne U OC rc cases of chronic pancreas called asthenia. disease of hISnsIrdfled That's not associated witi medical management to help improve digestion and prevent any structural changes Ind today I GL(X)MLE5 15 .0 WHA-? PNMCL fteschilgilerw4ftle. . 10-6' Match Factory . I I ~II ""*A%.. if . . Group of 'led Is$, . .;- !, evening begs . ,, Plastic , ris . - piente I . I ,.I ~ I 1. . 4 tb,.. '. -In L solid, vokmaso I I _____ WAWO' ,. I Odiber V, 1M _____ I I .JUST 1N*1.!EiD1 IT SEEMS IF I JJST wEti'r IS IT Head pains are seldom shar Weight loss may occur Or needlelike. Timse are usually because the food isn't properly caused by other things. Pleurisy pains are usuall digested. That's because chest pains like you described illness or prolonged twid rat. I for angina. Sometimes, though, fact, one of the earlie and feel descriptions of it was in soldieri almost like a needle poking recovering from severq down and in. I've had some that diarrhea during the Civil War Periodically this coming Be on your toes today. year. opportunities WW d"" Something ,very profitable in very unusual ways. Friends could develop In an unexpected by Al Vimeer ' HER * making •'---- of detect when he listens to yooi1 - YJIIWAY MRcnk)m "T' crea e a I 1I 4' cJj t cestp n usually with the HOROSCOPE I RISCILLA'SPOP 1(E UP' - For Saturday, October 27, 1979 6.24 I a." Rallillyl 6 1 I I 15.74 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN V . - 6 In . L9S NO I W. C- ' L -. 10.49 io.w sw . I . I'I 1. .. ~ ",_.i 1L... "t " N 11100ft, 6 L'C,11._~~,,~~ " !I I . . I I.. I.... " 13.90 .12M Wad Pro,D"W . PI.iI3*.$â . , . . ssts - .. . , -'--**~-*.-~-@.?. _ _f-24*",--.__.~.,.:.4 ; ,p". '~ '. - " - . . . . I .. - I J L ~..... . ~ I- - - really sound like head Y g progressive damage to the ear. o disease. It's more often the kin p a ncreas Itself . __________________________ DEAR DR. LAMB I am a of symptoms you see 24-year-old female who has recovering from a prolonge B I 004 19.99 . , I '-.. . A .0k.dA An-mft, . :j $ - by Howle Schneider so 0- a . . II 4 - If . Compact .OflRw . , off % __A__~___ u.9u g.r. , ''I ,at do ~111 . . " ... - , Mliii gfIddls J 10ii i W11101111 $7 - toyps unde . •ar applioncets i . Of select group.. , I * 100.9m,up , Of ~ -_.",$_0 , . ~ small , , . 1_ ~t, . - sit, INIIMS$.M.L. I I - . Selected gro * Mhints'01 I % vwil~ Now - - e49. I " ,,I . .~.." -1 .sN 1. Clairol SkIn Machll!. Clairol Hot Stuft u P , ff - - I ' - I f_ .Supercurl . - MIMS dne - 3,99 aftleS14 . .~~ 1, ..., ~11 Q /0-s o o~ . I $ I V2III.4iai Junior sizes 4,95 . - %W 60 P . fl 111111111111.*W-1 . • I 51 59 1 . - "r - W" . liAise l 12 go. I oW*12 so. 6 6114, . 0 so. I "O I4 I 41 t5 WJTER GONNA :. of( nam..br;nd,, 40 - - DEAR READER - I'm sure l heart sounds w ic mU and the pancreas recovers should able completely, but in other in- your o stances, a chronic form by Bob Montana ~ . - 58 ___ EK & EEK - R',4&)&1 1 [iou MME fl403E "km rCJ, -p4 p$_3 'g MA,-~Tff M ?JE%JER 6K T' "i CPUW'v AWRWA - _______ - - - r - - - $ drainage of the pancreas and pain. the overdistended pancreas female to have coronary arter)l undergoes changes which we disease. The other kinds of heart disease that might cans call pancreatitis. Sometimes the condition 47 48 01 - - 38 57 0_______ I - - 44 45 46 .4 4 oril.$17 I .. .-"i OrIg.ts$1S Se ected I Men's Rolfe wallets, r - - 56 . : In UM Patterns. Sim 31-36 • IncliudescasioslaWdress $ In out. Colon. boviil & quall W 0 1~ ": . I I WE CAN GET NEWOJE' 25% off select group l a , shotgun 'shells . I . BO4ANOTELLThEM I I4atilBD THE FUucE TRY! - - 39 are around the ribs at about thli complication of gallstones. The it would relieve your mind tq problem starts when the have Some other tests, such " gallstones become impacted at an electrocardiogram. Youd the point where the bfle duct doctors probably haven't done; drains into the small Intestine. them because your story, 32 X~ 0 .- - 28 ;52 53 154 I FJAMUn ONI%PIOt?U., VA - - lib.240 _________ I BACK. WItLbINS - ___ slacks . on 75% unior s acks j Remlngi56 I . \ f\ I& - - _______________ 5VENS%PER)4PSIF ' 11;C 1 I SYMPAThI • M b" a 1110111,111111111106 . RCHIE ... f __ 4w:;,_~~~ Now 1 0n99 I.s Iffl up Of ?II)t% Now to C88 -- stmus I %. Irmo 4 sob alyl • 50% . I ~ 3~ 1. I'S t ___ / \ 4 . Sizes S, Ak L 26 27 29 30 31 I pancreas is sometimes a number 22 -- L neck styles - _ ____ . u,iw o, Orli. . Insuminirstyles. . Status woods 3 11 % ie - - Lamb doesn't - - " Save ! . Now 8.88 . I ____ *M1,1 t MA NOlWi) _____ I cep 10 Sol •'i't?n ?1( 'i'•. . andcasualleps. . liet so Ping style Srhsads.OrIS,tSIl.IS 2 3for $10 Limited 4"M"l is onlyll S Now sIn .. group of I Jr's. and misses' fall sportswear. * . Colors It. blue,, yellews bf ow * bellie. dies S* AA# Le XL z. 11, .1 . wIT V1A6 VR'( ,, \ 99 Now S&sct group of men s JcPenney select L.S. sport shirts WIIsonKe28 golf balls. 500/0 ave S Men s solid 2w88 3 !II.m Asserted Isetards and dance skirts In popular styles and colon. 10 uOV•5. MChOlcelddU tops .- ~ women. $ Sale 11 1, 0". 40 11 .1 :0 24 du. r' .i Now Indefinite 15 by Art Sansorn . 16 Misses' Kashnierr, waffle weave long sleeve . . £ group $25 Garcia 6' ill Now ,, aL. KF') M15 . Oi uaflce an exercise apparel for Garcia 6½' rod Sparks 2000 ml WllsonO heaVy duty R".2.2s ftm- 2-38 Penn'* extra duty if ,. 99 .. Dr. operation 11t At T:e= for gallstones. pancreas was badly infected, I don't know jot what he was - 7 13 14 - - Save 30% on select $25 Choose from 11 - I ~HE BORN LOSER DEARDR.LAMB-!havea who had a gallbladder friend and - '(OUR name brand tennis belle I 12 . 1 . 5.99 m 7 .99 - 31 Nothing b 33 Federate 5 a 37 Actor Steiger 10 Gosh 1 2 13 14 Diseas all they do is listen to my chestl nly weighs 140 pounds. Ask your and tell me that I m healthy. I. DEAR READER wonder If I need other tests but, friend to go see a physician early as possible. Disease of the no one has run any. IF 4I Colm black, brownt navy,, red. . In sizes 3.11 L and juniors. save on IW point 35 Footed 36 Moribund SS-) UIXW \,~ -.42 misses $20 16.99 .I 34 Compass ______ ' I 00 pd. Polyester wov" 111111-111111011111 Fishing combos Pancreas (prefix) S _____ 1 10-24 Of believe if there was atreatment edge 230 G Existence ciaI hair 25 Not ? 27 Fathe e To of use 28 Barrels 52 Soaked Tobaccohew 53 7 Said to ANT/ANP twO N*TSS 4P I future except to watch his diet. He did well until last fall. He's physicist stone I Grand Ca tjjat 17 Polishing DOWN NT ..I I 11 I / IN • Special buy! Will net Fvst Of chip. ): o ________________________________ - - 1 0 PM 1P !f _____ PlAyMate We Chest'and ½ gal. b.v•rsg. coolsr Tovillhe durable. ~ I ,Olt] ) . , 11 irV;~~-~",-..4~ ,,~ ~-'* I . , ~k. .1,,~~t'r~,;,,~s , , -~_-.-~.. f. I 4s,~, ,,~., __, ~1~r~,,~,--., - , 1, , ~ i I.-'P7XI*,~ ~ P~,-, I 1 . 11 I %J ~.J 1. . .""... 11 - El -__~1110 iis e Galls tones F4ff1 Iff-f?I Elf 40 gonditionali (comp.wd) :ticalmea43. 44 Candy flavor 12 Fruit in 47 You (Fr) bunches l3Pianok.ys 49Fle,sfor marriage (sI) 52 CyinK.nsas 14 Auspss 15 Biblical sea 55 Ponderous Sperm9 57 Level of -__--'---_--' I . . Answer to Previous Puzzle d I Government ISR ANYT1M 38 Water. en cir cl e AcRoss Young I8urFEEi_FREEDcoME,NI ir.fl I b . '.' . J .15 "1 . I by Chic OLI I Mt it3r'? -I-' .:. . ••.•• I NO? . . / I Fr1y,Oct. 21, 1fl-11A •..i ifLia.. IC 2'kL $ LL.. '..I' . I I '•' • I ,.-. . - I ... ,4 , I . s. . - 't �__......IIIItIuIIPUlø - T . - •.*..'..•- ,• - . - . - - : .-. - ___________________ :'.:; 'SPORTS -: u—vvenn Hera tsrd, Fl. P'ida, Oct. H Star Volleyball Crown . . .• Lions Look ToUgh In O.B.C. _ l'q CHICAGO (UP!) — Fallbck Robin Earl did not practice wtth the Qcago Bear. Thuriday after he complained of *omach cramp. durh practice the previoti day. ,c,Q1*rterbSCkVinCeEVani,hospItall.edfortwoweekawltha — . . ... - . .... I c.. : 1 LIOl I ' DIck Maxwell directorforthe National Foottall Conference, informed The team league officials had remeasuredthe Dalluendióne and determined Green actually caugbith Isa yards dsepkiet adof eight, Green returned theklcko(faUthewayhlastSwiday's-13lesstothe Cowboy. In Irving, Texas, " .. • •- - .1. :' ,.. - ..2 : t - -. .. . ,•.,. ... -. • ., 1' . missioners BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. INC., a THE lRST PUBLICATION OF UNIVERSAL HOWARD COM. Seminole County, Florida Florida corporation, W.P. COX, JR THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk pANY. SARAH REDMAN as By: Robert French, of the last board of andJ.J.SW1FT,asTrusteesandlast of the above court a wrItten member Chairman directors and trustee of UNIVER. demand Directors of COX CRAFT, statement of any claim or surviving Attest: HOWARD COMPANY, FLOR. INC., a dIssolved corporation ad they may have. Each claim must be SAL Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. POLISHERS must indicate the IDA MARBLE COX CRAFT, INC., a dissolved in writing and basis for the claim, the name and HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST ' PublIsh Oct. 26, 1979 corporation, Defendants, ress of the credItor or his agent FUND, THE UNITED STATES OF DEO-11i dersigned, ARTHUR H. BECK. WITH, JR., as Clerk of the Circuit or attorney, and the arnout AMERICA. THE STATE OF FLOR. IDA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR is not yet Court of Seminole County, Florida claimed. If the claim SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARD It will become due AND EMPLOYMENT SECURITY will offer for sale on the 15th day of the date when OF COUNTY COMMISSIONFRS November, 1979, at 11:00A.M. at the shall be stated. If the claim is and THE STATE OF FLORIDA DCNoticeof Public Heating Wqt front door step of the County contingent or unllquidated, the PARTMENT OF COMMERCE, November20, 1979 nature of the uncertainty shall be DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT SE. Corthouse in Sanford, Florida, 7:10P.M. property In stated. If the claim is wcured, the CURITY, ROBERTA. DAVIS db• following described The Board of County Cornto.wit: securIty shall be described. The RADCO ELECTRICAL CONTRAC. Seminole County, Florida, missioners of Seminole Count. TheSouth½of the Northwest ¼00 claimant shall delIver sufficient TORS, ACME GLASS COMPANY, Florida,wiliholdapublichearingto clerk to INC., MORRIS TILE DISTRIBU. Sectlonl,Townslilp30louth, Range copies of the claim So thecopy to TONS, INC., E. 0. BOWLES COM- consider the following items: 31 East, lying East of Seaboard enable the clerk to mall one 1. WAYNE JACOBS— BA (I0-1 PAN'f', THE BILCO COMPANY and each personal representative. Coastline Railroad and West Allpersonsinterestedlntheestate THARP PLUMBING SYSTEMS, 79)-26E— A-I AgrIculture Zone.— Mellonville Avenue (less the South to whom a copy of this Not Ice of INC., are the defendants, for the ReQyest for Borrow Pit Permit on 95145 feet) purpose of satIsfying saId finai the E 640 ft of S 1320 ft of SW ½ Administration has been maIled are AND Iudgment, I will sell at public out- Section 7921.32. Further described required, WITHIN THREE Begin at the NW corner of Lot Block F SUNLAND ESTATES MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF cry, tol' cash in hand, to the highest as Parcel Al located ½ mile off S. • 1 '. '.4 I. ''- mid !IIN . .;.. - S . - . . ; v) - - 4: ' ST.WUS(UPI)—TheSt.LosigCardinalglearnedThurs. dayrookIeRoyGreenwIllbecredlt,dwltharecordIOS. . -' 7 Tap. Scrafchit Gr..n's Run • - - . - b- :. •t• . . - Burns Out As Pac.r VIc•.Pr•s / INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) — Michael Burns was fired Thur. U suacoti vice president of the Indiana Pacers, idianMolls television station rrt.d. Station WTHR said Burns, who was brought to the Pacers' front office by majority owner Sam Nassi to watch over . - •" .: NsssI'ilnterests,wasktgobylraaoldbergoftheteam's cnt office. Although no reasons were given, WThR reported , '... p 1 . . ' -'I - . - , aL iI. rro rOOr,aD,, - . . . 0 7 .000 : :: Pastfk DivIsis. 1 31 .433 171 Pottland ' Wt 4 , M7 3 .... I. 4 4 100 4 j Ptanlx 43 Clivland CIncknatl Ian DIego liatl'-i N V 5 W-L?Pct. *asMngt,n NY GIants $ . coach Dale PtIWps has a pair of All-Orange Belt Conference performers returning, Senior TNy Kissinger, Mill quarterbacking the football lions atttds time averaged 16.6 per game last season and was named to ding skills. Lion attack. KIIr1 anotherjunlorhaagoodhnstleands CouSin ball welL excellent defensive pivotman giy,g Senior Mike South en FemrdoOrvI.do good she and strength at 64 and his Improved ahootl4. SenlorPaulRlattitan.venMx4emgjvssth.[Jo,tagood toncbwulbsabigplis. ___. : - han&er. 1 Mtlwaukis ii., -San Diego 115 PrfdaysOam.s II"%i .1 ___ TmJsa3uat$4ioput.,sOviads'aapIeyer midNe. -. A I a. t . - ____ In the offse.un. uIQQer i.Or Intensity Sin ArWonloat Detroit WaShingtOn at Indiana yAng as , a .,so 3 3 0 .371 5 New Orleans Atlanta 4 4 • .151 3 1 ,37$ kudmy._Od. N Jersey as New YOrE Rastanat Atlanta IIadst$Ia at Cleveland IndIana 'a (Sill C, DePI Desrelt at Milwaukee Kansas City a? 011dm stat, $tII it Sin DIII. . 5$ DyJOEDESANTIS Oviedo campis. spOrts, (S $4) N,,I' 1 .. — .. . — Out J. Thrlds Southern Graduate. a • 30 J V . . Ce....I LJI I . -, .-' ' '- '" ll rac years very few tI* taagl* the t Si Itsrdueyd aid Tracy Auatina all er __ g the two BySAM __ . • a - . t'he ., 415 's --:I areci ól tk dt .ei,, thum... • k wt1amd _____ It Is Ie when a eacouset be hired (rIVIa&liln) down r1 new," 45 -22 ______ _______ In.d _ ____ hew aad RMdu's . Stabler from the Vaivenhty acc=ed heM) bet me Hider ___ thekrmia l of ad Stiblar's e Va laghen from_ — feund ____ Both1,a 15 ue Hide's ever the Say, *-5 ovu' the Is Dug, g,,g. liidiri Md belles me I mad sItutiti hethe Riders. the ad some. In. celled * a a Si when he Lef$ 7 and I. Slink II. ans they me play aMber y, NthsIhe R.1beiiebd.pL B me the $ectlen, SAN SANTA. .ccoreiai whk Md Wren the Riureby aptim. eatilir in me $6 pdo with. aISid,aSN! 1 . liii hues, whILI bib. Iii the .10 theriel as rdiS In Plot ad $_' ad Ner 51511 N $ me upr. Io year .- , . .. -- - ____ . .. ___ ____ ____ _____ _____ a,ui$e$eesdha$3tecerd ad fish d the Ridis. d kf - NWW! 5M• _ _ UtW I as,' - a, — _•, ___ ___ - ___ ____ S a - ' he - '2 , 4l1 els.,. JL , ,---,.- . •'-'-'- ' -V • . — 55 •. 1 '; r ' '-- %%, F . . ••V .(J - • :1 , -... £ " . -• ' '•' . .. - -- - 2. - .24 • - -. -,,;-. -. . isa • ------------------------• --- --'- —--- — _ _ '--- ' - •J . :- -•-............................ '- -. - •- - . -' - . • • .. • -•- -• , - .'.-•. ':::' - • -------------, . •, , '' :'•..h.Pl•: • .'•.• - - . .• j- w _____ --'-'1g • • - in. - - -' .s i3d*7 ___ i 2)2 yes* , Niu deal ins S. p urs àI lhe 4. Tin's IIdays a. S NOTICE USD11 PICTIT I- Il I inY. VØS FRANK C. HAMS SYATUTI W$IGNAM 04 STINSTROM, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DAVIs. MCINTO$H a. JULIAN, NOTICE IINIRISY GIVEN attorneys ___ for Plaletiffs, _ fbI ___ ___ pE 13, at Nw 3& of the Public Records ci SemInole County. P111150. Less and encops that part of she ___ to th lirilerd Grant and Oernment Lot _ ___ ___ .-. • ' • ' ________________ ___________ S I _____ — 12; that part for right-of-way I tora Road i5 recorded in Plat ____ ' --5-' a,'k. ad FL 33913 Puu* Oct. i, , is, 1919 ' - - Nsw ___ . ____ . his ant -a you, are hereby rs5aWed te serve a OV of VISOr answer If "" ___ _____ ' - a. --., ___ ____ 4$ is bIdder toy cea, at me West-Press aD1as Is POlar 1301 5.i*id, "pic $scte 1, Sect lea IL Township 30 South fbi 061*Florida 09ahSee. will re dNr et me Simliele County PlerIn. *97L and to tile me laae 30 lasts lying within the 100 erieNel of same in She olIn of In Clerk of Ike Circuit Court, $- Slat of the Weet 111115100 ii C styNe Csgrtessr with She as me Nw hulk 953.12 feet 11nt f Santineli Ci00, the North before Neveeskir 13, $19, is 1431151.0 of She North West ¼ rmeølrww law. If you toll todas., of IbIs___of Uc the Platmaw name, said 5.0 lii 13: Ls *at part fti*ii*l by delsuit will be N Nk, Jr lelt: AMIIICASI_5.00 Ns rust of way of Onora 1oa ','at , Clark of Ike in P1st Seek 13, at w 35. to WINe In YEls SatIn Shell be PublIlkid wsinow at I INict CircuN Cows Seat iat• lead , of Ike Public Records of SeesillolS me ' 1151k* hu (41 NaI&utlwe iy: June I. CurtIs WITNESS my hand and Nil ii M' sai' DATED this 5th day of ' Cf!JN&LDL HAlo, businme a*I.,flW Is as liS$l: SkisCiwtsn SkiS 51t day of Octeav 1'uh1* SMITH & CUTiRi A. Qq OWL 1979. RALPH DAVID. (51*5.) DATED at tjlemesse Springs, AuthOr $ Is CIA Su,dIi, P.O. Se. sin S*cI1Ik. Jr itkur N. SsckwIsh, Jr. SamNele County, P10150, g , 1a.ø. P10150 CIer da'v of 5satsner, iwo. said Court 1y Eve Crebiree RALPH DAVID Uds: Publish: O0r L 19, 30, ,, As 01pIy Clerk November 1, iwo. Publish Oct II. IL isa. Nov. 3.Ie 010.51 DIOlI 01019 ad in a,r4 me hi - au, -m ro om- pute., s à NI me. b'jfldI heaps7MdsbS.flar*. ,he,hidib.pindheaei. a$ywdse*Øhia, lb u a, I * art.met's .1wi*I*pl17*iI aMuanlhe lii, two Wrr * IS. 1i1• "adtir. tIuMus.emet1uIany — a, sos's ad Mulbir woul" II SI_____:uiI._ . .' . S. : -.My $s,N '17N ihe y assi ,•, i last Is à aiIS.ueepsumeidlbehofnryeaeryes,I ' a MM a ___ __ 55 4, pga5 30,39, 4 Recards ei 'aminaui county ps.,. ____ iliad of D&aw adme MV Wad, The rgws Md __ , _____ - 'iki jIet carry on - ______ Cha,gers TV Top ___ a ad with _______ _-' byupsthSI,w, ___ __ ' Raiders Stay In Picture e , , left. I'm a likes me ___ N 4 LI I $ g1' ft d.po1ntd," aid dared the plwii. lbss'uday afternoon, "It haus'l _____ wuehiag with this. 1101 *adI for thi past few years oa NEW YORK (UP!) — Elit "This awadhelle dlwe Ii W.sdi ntat p ia sdth*geaesMaU.nasnipl theklkeers lU'elIdv I $ i Y - ss , ,, •*iwi..vas Si . whlIi th.weeld Side. was orgaulsatle., lacludlan — the cusvietlis.l _____ , 315 COfllsssmiss, uvWlVSl', U u .N " • ii. 4 "t, Ne$ • g 1I hsthh.d with the Nj audleag Mew Ikuegh. We wars . 34y, SomUWIS HII three times lUt year. , • s.v*I.plvst elheeuibj frruSM be ofthsMedsutscedd set in , ea ipotii,p(i.nU,Tiw. Where dos this new found wilaing attitude at th1MN* thedhWsMlewt Mm JJJ..RVWr $ 1J .4 . , Ovldo come from? . Ma.r of the by the Itthsjngstsas. 1!*v'áV$iN I1a114034, ____ -ft's a comblnallm'dlaetoñ" the ho coach UuiS.dPrlMinMMpM. 1 Ww1t5b1thtetM set do the dJI*IhSkIIIeaIL " aá ___ - lMsg. 'isk1doá*vsrymudi Ia$Jvid with . 1$ C 4 Ike VIJ'huMId, I6ysriM .Ws..-.,.. •• -. 51ASaPli4 tNaiT -they',. deln sts the adqilnlstrstlón Is ' wssss .cuki' -•' we of p. ,wesag '7 .?. b. rn ILØ , • Iihr. Yes met heget lb. sd II rsUy ragei u.n... was a r-!!t-lJ1a.L.. !!?! their an two baudod , , $ w Ill ' UYL . __ iIs.xina . dali,, 1 *aidb1i?i1IuItWbsdaau* 415 P1li1peasp.Int,o schsagelaplqv. ; •I1IW$15P(N) 13315iT($4. IVI he fIN Muted coachiul . ___ . • •.• . 01wi1 lb. hulL !NVSt. -. he bean h. __ I, It - !:" -il •. ate a Jot dMt ày' thea they raciiv4avetasampared' ,r keiiinNteiuI' s.sti.t.L iff1tMdth*.s.hubeiuvajj L tiara .iii a.,. s. 'i", W iv 1$ Ii led *id. he rr es., 51 $.T•... w; ss.. i. W!I '•' • • - ILN-51N -. .-rt • v'7 -. MuuèdthsNhiesshayeiius. IIBISIN S. Mi divishis 4.4* T4) 4 The Patriot Offensive Coach, nora a a YFIIN•flWOU1 pisINv. aftftud• liar.. 10,111110. " elan ton Hangs Up Clipboard . -MypsoaiewhearejdtIngtoplayt.naIsMiowa L.. M6Z aL... LL&A ..Jaa.. £ i. a. IA i on. iviOflO a — csdet utison loath I inmy "ewee ti private Midas, I co'i'd.r footwo* __ __ sui'sfiilwitk MSdstO be bitter with the thwIhthSsul'.YosMI9jymbedgI,rtoUh esth.twedIIds.rrs1:al..Ihsvsalwaj . contributing softbalL Jack Blanton, asrdlutor Lb. J.eUmvIlI 1114 *fl.flU.1I,P(I4)iø1,jT1I.7. (.• .'S H . ____ ,' Borg,.' so the that .14111 - — WI. •Ple $1 -& .... r. . -.',• at some iennis Anyone? z -, - , yeas'," - rnl'':; .. ,, -a'•-'-! ' -- . III ference. 'fl3*15T(51' He f..Ii the Lkms will need loiilay with a lot ci ( brpllIIaCIIc1ma?I.4n vNY Glints it Lis MS.4P.m. IMinsity to Improve on that finish, pointing he a I mujiI.u. oat I, 1341 440 p.10 toliher all-eround . SeeMs at Atlanta. •.m. - •NIPIAItV ..s ass ied . li!JLIsP(NPNlSsTU4 'Besidee our opponiita In the Orange Belt we T Pro Hock.y. -, .,. , ___ •? , :: -.-.- ,_ , . HeraldSports Edit., ni. srz.' nIIIt.S.. ii.... i i.a.. .IZ4I. wu '.sv s'aw ITIWU5 uj vu iva i*iu eesion as head basketball coach at Oviedo with a & Li Os a £IaSIL t a.' RSU ....a L1..I. a. a. • R(RI lullS I•m I noresn l at MIIMJ 4 •.ai. - ti according to Plat thereof, a' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF andbestbidder,atthe5outhDoorof N. 419. (01ST. 1) ____ — . 4-..n -M c, .• - N.; • - IW -:.' - seeded ___ , f 4 4 I III NIW 3 II 3 • , . I 7I .133 Wisi. W I. 5. p • ____ lislcsgs rssn Say Deirelt -. per game last year will once again join Kissinger In the lion under the boards and will rip a few rebounds, both offensive and backcourt. The natural shooter also averaged 7.7 rebounds p.r defensiv, for Ovisdo. contest and led the team In Meals with N. Junior UI Issues has the pMeIal to be one of the lions top Another of the lions talented guards Is saber Darrel Duds. scorers in IL Thi 1-2 junIor Is strong under the offensive boards The slx400t senior Is the playmaker and handles the ball.weU In and a leader oh the court. pressure situations. Pfl1pr may posses. one of the beet freshman to ever play for Senior football Mar Marvin McC NI the lions in $4 Merpy. The froth Is estra quick and retoms at s (Iofefl$IV (UiCkfli55 will aid the Lion ' ntsuen' r.oun.r and "d biy . JorR Jior Ding Meyer at 64 Is a solid rebounder with a goon at CIIVIand 2 W.Itir* Ciøfiiici MIdwest VItS • 7 1515 — Mltwauk. Kansas CIty 3 3 .100 3 - -, the Brevard County Courthouse In recorded In PIIt Book 11, Pages le THIS NOTICE, toflie anyobjections 2. J. R.& J. M. HATTAWAY— BA they may have that challenge the the City of Titusville, Florida, at the . through 22, Public Records hourOt 12:OONoononthe lathdayof (10-IS-79)-22E--- A.1 AgricuItur. validity of the decedent's will, the .4. Seminole County, Florlda thenc or the venue or described real property In S.rninole Permit on the S6 chs of NE ½ of 5$ egy through the SW corner of said Lot 1 a rePresentatIve, ½ of Section 20-20-30, East County, Florida, to.wit: the court. lurlsdictlon of with the top Silver Hawks distance of 265.54 feet; thence ru 1, The West 73 feet of the North 100 Railroad. Further described as -S ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND West 94.76 feet; thence run North feet of the East 200 feet of Block A, acres located North of Highway 421. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED degrees 37' 35" West 311.40 f Semoran Square, as recorded in (01ST 2) BE FOREVER BARRED thence North 31 degrees 27' 29" East WILL This public hearing will be held ii the district tournament that junior Mary Colaon, the other the Lady Hawks have been 373.93 ByJOEDeSANTIS Plat Book IS, page 40, PublIc Date of the first publication of this to a point on the arc HeraMSp.etsEditles tip. off Wednesday at Lake co-captain and senior Carrie scouted by local colleges for curve feet Records of Seminole County, Room 203 of the Seminole County Notice of AdministratIon: October lying concave Northeasterly Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. on Florida. 19, 1979. Howell. Yearlck have continually potential scholarship offer,, and having a radius of 49930 November 20, 1979, at 7:00 P.M., or The North 100 feet of the East Ruth Adell Schwartzburg .Wben Lake Howell girl's Luclano attributes that first Improved gether also being the Southerly right Cf way feet of Block A, Semoran square, as as soon thereafter as possible. As Personal Represintalive l3sybsl1 coach Jo Luciano place finish directly to her Toes In th. two year starting 1t, where the other half of of Collins Drive; thence run Written comments filed with the recorded in Plat Book IS, page 40 of the Estate of Southeasterly along the arc of said Luciano's coaching ppiIy Seminole County, Land Development Manager will be tub about the Silver Hawks' squad. Public Records of GEORGE GILBERT tdnation of another ct'rve a distance of 360.S2 Considerd. Persons appearing at WARTZBURO, aka GEORGE Florida, Las the West 15 feet the public hearing will be heard 2Ilrecordthlsseason,betaik' "The whole team went to Including Sharon Vobornik, steps . point of beginning, being part thereof, 0. SCHWARTZBURG iioi*, "Personal IMer and different volleyball camps over Margaret Peters and Jane "I'm definitely a f. Block 0 of said Sunland Estates. and the following described real orally. Hearings may be continued asid TM East 700 feel of Lot 2, Block A. , Siam pride." damentaild and In my own way and personal property In Srevard from time to time as found the summer, they worked on Yeas-Irk i4 ATTORNEY FOR PERONSAL SUNLAND ESTATES. accordIng to necessary. Further details available county, Florida: a disc Ip un a r I a n.,'' the "Those are the two biggest their IndividuAl skblli. what Ludam tirms, "An REPRESENTATIVE: plat thereof as recorded in Flat Commence at the Northwest by calling 323-1330, Ext. 304. allowed Luctano. "I think fdon In our success this Everyone Improved Book 11, Pages l6through22, Public HARVEY COULTER, ESO. BOard of County Corn. much around corner of SeCtion 2. Township 24 of Seminole County. P.O. Box 3236 missloners Matii of good Idyslcal Records University of thatftaareaicompllpsq,nitothe South, Range 34 East, and run South "Somewhere, Florida. Forest City. Florida 32731 point Seminole County, Florida 09 1teport, (CoivIecticUt) $s'M degrees 0' 33" C., along each of these and mental de Ioanent the ii1i personal DATED this 22nd day of October, Telephone: (305) 062 5333 By: Robert French, pride id their of all of ou'gasn , NorTh line of said SectIon 2, a whatlstrlvetogetacrotothe 1979. Publish Oct. 19, 26, 1979 !hO ewillod in jist about evet' feeling about the team, beasnl gfrlj contutes Chairman distance of 694.42 feet to the point DEO92 (SEAL) Attest: o.t her coll.g. had to offer Luclano, who also dold)lN as explains the Ladynothing," Hawk, girls. We want them to be g beginning of parcel herein _______________ described: From laId point of Arthur H. Seckwlth, Jr. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH,JR. In the dasasoom too — including field hockey, the Lady Hawk buketbefi Clerk of the Circuit Court beginning for a llrsl course conilnu. Publish Oct. 25, 7979 golf and coach helps a let In creating a strong at ieninoie County, Florida DEO.%1t South 59 dssrses SO' 3$" I.. along , PICTITIOUSNAMI By: June I. Curtis said North line a distance of 439.07 For Lake howell that corn- me grin Ias boul 5011U33r all-around athlete." NotIce is hereby given that we are Deputy clerk 1175 has Indeed bean a suc- ngtIon of pai.ual IatoreM .ngaged In businesa at 210 Spring felt to the Northeast corner of the ano that they're at the CARL W. PEANSONIESOyIRE FICTITIOUS NAME me weu sciiooie Hawks 101jj Lake HIlls Dr., Maltland, Seminole NW¼ of NW¼ Of said Section: for,' the Lady blended with tine naso. of a po Attorney fir Plaintiff Notice Is hereby given that I am - where ivgai bans get their iU.et tom weithence for a second course, _______ under tt. P.O. lox 1041-3435 S. Hopkins County, Florida, Ha*keke&i4 Mate Iuituliu deveinglag Mni My lpH,l what the rom ci the engaged In business at 159 Sorrento v said Cr., name of HELMIN INDUSTRIES run South 0 degrees of will nesday In the district tour- Avenue Winter Park, Florida 37193, a near perfect is-i Five Star wing, WI! N4. along the East liM i-ip we 1nt to register laid E., do hi C givIII shtaMlon, Titusvllle, Florida 33700 Seminolecounty, Florida,underthe nanant and from this coiner, It Telephone: of NW'/. to the Southeast Conference record, good S'jor Lcd Marvel, of name with the Clerk of the Circuit NW¼ (3Q51 3574514 said NW ¼ of NW 'Mt fictitious name of CARPETS lochellk.LaksHoweIlwIllgoto Publlsh:October3S,&pdovemb,r3 Court, Seminole County, Florida in corner of _____ enos*h for a first place seed In hawk co-captains, along with t.unrssh1sdi,uon." thence for a thIrd course, run South BEAUTI FUlL, and that I intend to III no as accordance that siy, -aj er tie P*.. of the cliii. with the provisions 7979 degrees 33' Ia" W. along me register said namewith the Clerk of the FictItious Name Statutes, To. 09 line of said NWV. of NW¼! the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Wit: SectIon 043.09 Florida Statutes South NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida in accordance with the distance of 539.41 feet; thence for a 1937. NAME STATUTE fourth course run North 4 degrees provisions of the FIctitious Name I Mlndy S. Knott TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WOO" W.. to the point of beginning. StatuteS, To-Wit: Section 543.09 Helalne Signer NOTICEISHERESYolVp., PublishOct. 35$ Nay. 3,9, 14, 1979 All being and lying In the NW ¼ of Florida Statutes 1937. the undersigned, pursuant to the DEO.117 51g. RIchard L. BowIIn the NW ¼ of Section 2, Township 24 "Fictllloijs Name Statute" iectio, ____________________________ South, Range 34 East, Brevard PublIsh: October 12, 19, 26, 1 065$, Florida Statutss,wlII register County, Florida. This mortgage also November 2. 1979. withtheCierkofMscircultrtin IN THU ift easement over the DEO54 CIRCUIT COURT and for Seminole, County, FlorIda, described in that certain As JUDICIAL Cli. Warranty proy Deed from 'oon receipt of proof of publication EIGHTEENTH POE SEMINOLE MIP, Inc., a it' of this Notice, the FictItIous name, CUlT. IN AND Florida corporation, to WillIam H. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA towIt: CAuSE EXOTICA und SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Hugo J. Clark and Jittery which Iexpect to engage in bui. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79-1911-CA 41K Caldwell, CIVIL DIVISION __________ '' COOK "The past cosle of seasons "I'm real Suite ROBERT L.. REAVES and SOSIE W. Orlest, dated August 30, a Principal Darwin Soothe said, at 4151. Semoran Boulevard, wife, recorded SePtember I, 1940, in CASE NO. fl•1914-CA19-K 'NseeldlperinCa,ruripd,at we're had a rim J. GALLOWAY REAVES, his 100, Attamonte SprIngs, shoot dohesrteaed Pte4oii .Id over We'll Records Book 1043, at page THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE PlaintIffs, official That the party interested in said DEVELOPMENT CORP., a " Blasdon 133. PublIc Records of 5rvard of business enterprise is as fol Florida, said easement Delaware corporatIon, : offensive Bradley's offense. "B1*Coschhlaleywant.dloget .1. C. REAVES and RUBY L. County, JORGE RAMIREZ. beIng more particularly described Plaintiff, Rak . for Lake been that way this yeas' and i into the offense a DATED at Altamont, Springs, REAVES, his wIle, as a 10 foot right-of-way running v Into a cosidy power after Florida, thIs 27th day of Septembir, Defendants. Easterly a distance of 123 feet Which DIMENSION FOUR INTER NA. Brastley Patriots, resigned think It might be better for Monday was the M day NOTICE OP SUIT coining from a date diam. 1979. will be the Easterly extension of an TIONAL LTD. OF SANFORD, INC., everyons..4f I juat haven't coached • 15151. TO QUIET TITLE JORGE RAMIREZ existing right-of-way leading to a dissolved Florida corporation, team at Ocala Forest, Pubiish: r piormhip October 12, 19,6, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: wifl rnn as State Road 3 (Highway AlA), the MOD PROPERTIES LTD.. a WhUiRalsyc'onthme.tonm echoed Bladon's sadhnu,ts, November 2, 1919 DEFENDANTS: J. C. REAVES NofthIineofsaidrigIt-of.waywing Florida lImited partnership, and ship" _________ and RUBY I.. REAVES, his wife, It neo.o HARRY MINDICH, Individually, the offense, feet from the North line of the net keown "I'd etiiu' alive, and theIr unknown spouses, If NW ¼ of Section 2, TownshIp 34 dIed "personal and I-lYMAN MINDICH, inpast two seasons FICTITIOUS NAME will Notice Is hereby given Lila, I am married and if dead, the unknown South, Range 35 East, as measured dividuaily, "between he and Br eyha.poss.d IdfraJ$. for Blades. ___ legetees, prantees, along the East line of State Road 3 Plaintiffs. "We get four more - engaged in business at 1300 AIbrigat heirs, deviseeg, d coach JIm Haley for Ida 2 records. This year the "We dlii have a teacidng spouses, Ilenors, creditors, (Highway AlA), . loiS, S*Wird, SIinIIIOie COUntY assigns, NOTICE OF ACTION 1*111 Jack jsidd.cld.d to successors, trustees of them and PatrIots are 1-4. Florida, under the fictitious name I eecti Lots 24 and 21. Hilltop Manor, as TO: MOD Properties, Ltd. pollS. . of them, and any and all c-o Mel Leigh Mindich other recorded In Flat Book II, page , R1MManutacturIngco., '-S . or parties claiming by, the Public 9? Greenacres Avenue' ecords of Sfevard loWondtore,lstersaidnamewftilffie ttW under or agaInst them or County, Clerk of tile Circuit Court, Seminole Scarsdale, New York County, Florida in accordance with each of them, and agaInst any and A 1974_____ Moniy M3OF Airplane, YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an parties or persons having or Serial No. 2N013N7744M. action for foreclosure of a mortgage the previsions of the Fictitious mmng right, Name Statutes, To-Wit: 'action 063. in and toany All inventory accounts receivable on the real property listed below has the following described 09 Florida Statutes On property, lying and situate In and contract rights owned by been filed against you and you are Lars J. Eriksean Nov. 29 7979 Seminole County. Florida, to-wit: UNIVERSAL HOWARD COM- required to serve a copy of your ________________________ Publish 511.: Oct. 19, 26, written defenses. if any, to it On Lots 21127 Ilk 22, Crystal Lake - PANY. Defendant's interest in Prudential Carter A. Sradford, Plaintiff's at. Winter Homes Subdivision, - IN VHS CIRCUIT COURT IN AND lid, 15$. 114, Public Life Insurance C. nPanv Ii No. torney, Whose address is 90 E. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Slob 2, Pages Livingston Street, P. 0. Box $75. Records of Seminole County, 3941035. P5.0110* Florida 33102,onor before WITNISSmyhndasClarkif CASE NO. You and eacti of you are hereby Circuit Court, irevard County, November 14, 1979, and file the ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OP originalwiththeClerkof this Court Natienel banking severally nefif led that ROBERT L. Flw-Ida.ndMsemlofuIdC.,rtIn either before service on Plaintiff's Tltvsviiis, Srevard County, PIe-Ida, RIAVIS and •oas , SEMINOLE, a attorney or immediately thereaftev; lill Odob. OAU.OWAY lEAVES, HIS WIFE, this otherwise a default will be entered the Circuil Court, Eighteenth (Court seal) - tO*flAND, if. (UPI) — Es Stabler ad Mat Va Eeje. aid me lisildawu. 15. padig, e., set 1*s agaInst you for the relief demanded I. C WiflSIIad Jr. OTIS TAYLOR, JR., a-ba OTIS Judicial Circuit in and far ku, itt the Complaint. dSies5.go mere thin 1* mIles t bet you'd Clerk if the CircuW they dome. __ TAYLOR • TM legal description of the redI and EDWARD COWl I. play 101T'lg feetbell from the ins aysiom. Va Im, eedI II you Oofsldw'ts ,, Property which Is the lublect matter the l5 SISSM*YU, J., Irevird County, Florida p, MIV .--' IJh the title of g pij Defendants. bei*id of this action as follows: Urns. he N ad gribbhuj four p Sy: MI. Etling he 5. descried NOTICIOPSAI.g will, the two Md pros — _____ That part of the Sanford Grant and CII ri-i acu. ku , Florida , Notice Is b. Government Loll, Section 15, . WILSOO, CONWAY lileIn. aid brevialed ma. et niici i rsuaI lea final Township 20 South, Range 30 East, SUNROWS (Esdesire aulerel in Sh above "IOSIRT 5.. lEAVES and SOul SARi lying within me East 305.00 feet ot Mirf'ltt Island lEast J. GAlLOWAY S1 RIAVIL ,1s ills CptIIPW actlen, I w5 the Wief 117415 feet of the South M$.be In d ths. limes he fiend his W7 We Prøerty situated In laminate PlaintitS, VifliS f C. lEAVES w Caus.way 103.l3lSelofttie North 1633.52 Inlet Office Sea 11% :i Vkteiy, Ih* • RUBY I.. lEAVES, wife, Poet the NOrISI West ¼ of said Section *idL described as: Ira -_ 111U Merritt Island, Ir. &aI / Ii •. I - By JOE DFMNTIS HeVIId$pWts Editor Fifth he A 8erIes The 1V79 edition of the Oviedo basketball lions looks deep In guards and should definitely Improve on last year's 16ta 12 record and third place finish in the Orange Belt Conference, Here's a player-byplayer look at the lions who hope to roar to 4 3 p1 — 4 4 JO0 Atlanta Asis,icaa cs.i.rs&. CM? Niw England *flaml s 0. StY J.$s 4 40 .100 2 ' Cintral - -. Rich Kopperud, Bill Burgess, Terry Jones; back row left to right: Troy Bitt, Horace Roland. r - . .• . -: . . . I. ILl - . • - . ,• ,. .•. .. therewasapersonalconfllct between Burns and Bobby and NancyL.onrd.lnardlacoachwdgon.ralmanagerand Na wife Nancy works as an Ice manager. ' • . - - . % -. , Legal voLNotIce • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND — FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CIVIL ACTION NO. 772W7CA49.L PROBATE DIVISION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CUlT, IN AND FOR SRIVARD Notice 00 Public Hearing SOUTHEAST BANKS TRUST Fila Nvnther 79.37$-CF COUNTY. FLORIDA, Division November 30, 197t COMPANY, NA., CIVIL ACTION NO. 19-S7S9-CA-01-D 7:00 PM. as successor Trustee of the Harry L. IN RE: ESTATE OF GEORGE GILBERT SCHWARTZ- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Boeman, Trust, The Board of County CamPlaintiff, BURG, ike GEORGE 0. SCH- BREVARD, formerly known as at Seminole County, FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0 WARTZBURG, Florida will hold a public hearin10 Deceased MERRITT ISLAND, a nation: consider the following item: : HICKORY LAKE ESTATES, INC., Plaintiff a Florida corporation, CROSS- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ' A. ROBERT C. BROCK— BA (1O-ROADS CONTRACTING, INC., a TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 79)-24E--A.I Agriculture Zone— Florida corporation, TRI-COUNTY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST UNIVERSAL HOWARD COM BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC.. a THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL PANY. a dissolved corporation, appeal against the Board of Ad. justment in Denying a Special Florida corporation, w. p. cOx, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTEDDAVIS, NELSON L. DAVIS, JOAN E- Exception to Operate a Borrow Pit; et al JR., and J. J. SWIFT, as Trustees IN THE ESTATE: and a Request for a Borrow Pit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED and last Surviving Directors of Cox Permit on the following described NOTICE OF Craft, Inc., a dissolved corporation that the administration of the estate property. FORECLOSURE SALE and COX CRAFT, INC., a dissolved of GEORGE GILBERT SCH. The W ½ of Lot or Tract No. 10. WARTZBURG, ike GEORGE G. TO WHOM MAY CONCERN: corporation, NOTICEITISHEREBYGIVENtPS00 McN&l'sOrangevilla.PB2,Pgs9*. Defendants. SCHWARTZBURO, deceased, File pursuant to a final judgment dated 101, in Section 70 71-29. on Bunnell plumber 79-310-CP, Is pending In AMENDED NOTICE OP SALE 11, 1979. In Civil Action No. Road. fOIST. 3) Pursuant to the terms ol.a Final- CircuIt Court for Seminole county, OctoberCA01D This public hearing will be held In of the Circuit Court Judgment entered on the 9th day of Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Judicial Circuit, in Room 203 of the Seminole County October, 1979, and amended on the dreSS Of. which Is P.O. Drawer c, ofmeEighteetlth Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on 32nd day of October, 1919, in Civil Sanford, Florida, 32771. The per. and for Brevard County, Florida, in November 20, 1979, at 7:00 P.M., or Action Number 77-2097.CA.09.L, in sonal representative of the estate Is Which FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF the Circuit Court, In and for RUTH ADELL SCHWARTZBURO, BREVARD, formerly known as as soon thereafter as possible. Written comments filed with the Seminole County, Florida, in which Whose address is 3519 Curtis Drive, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHEAST BANKS TRUST Apopka, Florida, 32703. The name MERRITT ISLAND, a national Land Development Manager will be COMPANY, NA., as successor and address of the personal bank, is the Plaintiff and considered. Persons appearing as UNIVERSAL HOWARD COM. the public hearing will be heard Trustee of the Harry L. beeman r,pres.ntstive's attorney are PANY, a dissolved corporatIon, orally. Hearings may be continued Trust, are PlaintIffs, and HICKORY fi'tt1 AllbelOW. persons hiving claims or NELSON L. DAVIS and JOAN E. from time to time as found LAKE ESTATES, INC., a Florida 1d5 against the estate are DAVIS, both individually and as necessary.Furtherdetailsavailabl. corporation, CROSS-ROADS mbers of the last board of by calling 3234330. Ext. 304. CONTRACTING, INC., a Florida required, WITHIN THREE Board of County Corn. corporation, TN I-COUNTY MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF directors and trustees of a Kissinger, Roland To Lead OvIedo Briefly jNotIc. dy Silver H a wks Eye Friday, Ccl. 24. ;71?-- flA Ivenin, Herald, Sanford. F 2;kr:;: _____ .. - -i---' - - - S. • ' S - - •. .. .. . �. . . S - •. . - - ... - ,. • - - , ---•-..- . .. - .- - . . - - -- •, . -' - • - - • . - I V .sIng twraW $.,,for, i. i4 ITandicapped C. i1iNoc. L.J.LN,t1 LIIo !I!! !otIce ____________ •. s Housing foliowlngdelcribedprpoerty:AIIol TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DIMENSION FOUR ____________________ ___ _____ ____________ ____ 32-Houses Unfurnished _____ _________ 41-.Houws 41-Houses -. - CLASSIFIED ADS 5jjjs5 MO feet thereof. Said percef contains .y IN THE CIRCUIT COURt FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR $4.02; Acres, more or Ins. 20" W.. for 43722 foil to the P.0.1. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. PI.ORIDA. ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: Containlngl.4flIacrømoriOfloIS. PROBATE DIVISION CIVIL DIVISION That partof theSanfordOrant and ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: 30.32, on Osceola Poet (01ST. 2) p Nem 79.$3.Cp CASE NO, flISlS.CA.I,.K Governmant Lot 3, SectIon 12. A tract at land Iyin and beIng 1. SOUTHERN BELL TELE. Dfvislso THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE Township 20 South, Range 10 East sfl' in Section 12, TewMhip 20 PHONE CO.' IA (flW79)29EIN RI: ESTATE OP DEVELOPMENT CORP., a lying withinthe following described Sou, Range 30 East, Seminole Al Agrkulture Zone- To permit NAN WALKER WHITE, Delaware Corporation, tract of Iand:Boginat me Northwest c,n,,', Florida and being more Man May Get Ne P1d, t. M. im OrlGndo - Winter Perk." Seminole AIable Nov LOvely 3 BR, 2 bath r. Shag ciret. CHIA. appI. turn, Situated on 1 acre of ian with SfYtlIi barn I foflCed.in Pasture. $400 mo. + security, 33.$9 9993 82'____ 322-2611__. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. - Zone- To park a mobile home dreSs of the laInt oersonal Carter A. Bradford, Plaintiff's at. rightanglesfromtheEssterlyright. degrees 52 59'; thence ru South. 33511. , , fld $3.00tu lflandBarrow bO4ht SE corner of Tract "A" Foxwood .Jj Phase I according to Pill, Pgs 53. It bu pgavtng tIedi .. "L' " .1 53, saId SE corner being on the Wly Ca 115 • ' whet ' tim ins39414f$,MncecontIne along ' ons have relied to 5* 436, thence Wly along NIy N.W ' are suing In the cetits to try tO lirieci S. P.136 tome W lined SE¼ keep it If the suit faa, of SectIon 7, thence N 00 dig 4V 27" as 1$ acres at th NW corner at S. N. var1oi fisida and try to buy 436 and Hunt Club Boulevard. $•ftI II .i.i ..,..,i on Enderby Raid. (01ST. 1 I DENNIS P FLITtER- IA (11:W79)435V-*.IA Residential , ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND _ Zone- Near Yard Variance fir a OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ", "r '" proueCIdor$UIIIV,UIuiaVitiUIP pool from lOft to S ft on LOt 33 WILLIE FOREVER BANNED, ' a,. Section 34.21.30, violetlone which he has àhargsd lag Barrow's mortgage broker llcssiae. I No at ____________________ Wr ' ' rlca.toi.wav of State Road No 3 thence Southwest along Easterly John St. ClaIn White, III Joint Personal Representatives ci the Estate of NAN WALKER WHITE ATTORNEY FOR JOINT PER fl 61 degrees 30 West 74.1 felt, thence South IS degrees 30' West to the West line of said Scticn 12, thence South to Easterly line of the thence Northeast Sanford Grant, - inc. REALTOR. MLS ((((t)) classified section _ order The Loxscreln " I Sc patio, cony, workshop or rear. All for 531.900. Part time work available Im. mediately, one week only. - - I I IA ($5.95. 30' West at point 9 - -- o enIp;iud 24 HOUR 322.9283 to the point of beginning. LESS me '- forms, .bll ling 1g. yd, 4 yrs old, ROSES. $41,500. 6 pm. _______ 0951 ______________________ BEDDING-FURNITURE - D*g,IbØ 'ii' 'UIt 61'VIS PROBATE OWl Variance Inem 30 ft to 17.311 Per Pile Nulisbir -cvv, screenindesur,i,en LIt 11, seller, s.m c.ein. WIlfi jI - cc IN 11* 151.?. OP YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Orasn.. in Section 11.31* en .l,l MARJORIE MURPHY mat a pr.c.ing ier øis.uiutien ci '" ".' Marriage a Vinculo has been 111.1 - ca NOT1CO,pui,.,,,iI,,,:,,,.wv,, JIANITTE WILUAMI-BA against you and you are required is • r i (II.l9.79,.131V! .esuW,u,,a, W -w, * CLAIMS 0* lens- Let Wiltis VarIInU frees PB -- "-'-s ' w I, S V A VA? Al 0 N It; I. Size ar • pionsr', attortw wtwe. namp 95 MIS N its jlde Yórd OTHER PERSONS INTIRISTID and address asbi belew. on or iid IN,,!j 1 jf Vir from belsro Nsveinbar II. IIPL-a fIle ..,.,.,,, YirE Varce meerlgkwltlwr.Iw$thmelCNrkat WW n en $45 LII11k C, DIs1 Tune, IV JiW WflWv IUTIvI II tists court emsar *re sejvC, Wlf.Pstltioners attwMy ¼r Im' PB I N 18. Iii SectioN 309541, in r1W 1W VPWW•JU -'--'- tiewasø. sitaiwlel a Ti(S$IeIP,Smell. (Df5T 5) •, - - _____ - ___ in ,. ,.., *s rnisv.- *1 easduntial SEW - -' lo LatWldIieVadisCIfrimPSNIeMN 30 I $$ol LII IS, SlICk Perk Ave $af Courthauss Nellie _____ WITNISBmY hand aitItheomi ci - (SEAL) - - , , - - - By: Susan C. Tabbr wsy,P17,P511,We$sctIlseIS.WI1, en Byrd Awnus. (Dli?.!) ,.. M. UnsworthRufty REALTOR MIS 313lS6lorives.323..3)r • 3 IN. 21, D.ttona hornL CIlIA. nat, owner wIll hold mart sctw I gcreetion. $44,100. 4 pd interest to qualIfied buyers. New tomes with low monthly PIymints&IOwdownpayments. O&000to$14,950. BUILDER 333. 3012. - • , 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. will train, benefits. $3001300 p#f' week. Apply In person N ichiVs,t mlN. of 434 onHwy17.92. _.1 ,Pest control route man.termlfe ne.lnspector. Will train. Apply Alt Brown PeSt Control, 35 ' M.F ___________________ - - dory litie of said road, thence South right.oI way line of U S HIghway feet a a central angle Ii 30 21 degrees 30' West alon Easterly No.17 and No. 92 for 18143 feet ia Jpgi' 14' 47"; Thence run Nor. The VlIia Imer,aekord N of beundirylktsfsqidi'sI4l6feeItO point on said Easterly nigst* way therly along the arc ii sali Ciwve, Ihananduh Village point of begInning, AND ...O line; thencerun North l6dey.es 13' beIng alsealeng the Westerly rigid-. ' LESS, rlgM.cf way of 0 ora.rv.v 44" East along said Iterly rigst.. of.way lIne if Roiling HIlts AUTOMOTIVIMACNINIST !Uf AND ALSO L.$S. bigi of.way line for 70.00 feet to a paint; Ijev for 111.27 fist to a point at Engine rebuildu'. Sei'tkuefe Auto Ogress 30 lout thence nun South 63 deVils 46' 11" tangency; Thence csidlmalng sling uctstne, ISi I. 18th Fl. Ixp. 901,7 50(5th iIflWWPI t ee i&,.a II • East triM les to said Easterly " W!U V 'V WJ W - corner of Section 12, TownShip .c' ii'. i rict.of.wav Ii". for03t• llfeit to me -vIm ' Sa S spoon I fV"' ' asp, South, ange point of beginning to the Point of Intersection with Its ____________________ me Easterly nlghtof.way line of ALSO LESS AND EXCP.PT: AVON Southerly rlght.of.way line of State Road No. 11 and 111 thence SisinlPo,3f.etSoultiofmeiast Americans Boulevard, 14 p$0 'PIGIITtNPLATION 30' East M 'i1 t-; ¼ section post of Section 11, belngapsWenttearcsiacirailar Sell AWN..itC,SIe5.Sir ee,ning U'. NV dltstIlcCiIl. tNt, thenci run East Is a poW Township 20 South, Range 30 last; curve concave Nirthiely '.vinga 11994 fill Cast at 1115 WIS,J 1 'thence run South 2 degrees 43' 11" nadlut ci 116.11 feel eld a central $14 $idliit $2, tMld flM WJJ! PS West line me 'East line of sell ii i4" Ww if N. ireestMOI5 k - Reg.• REM, ATH, AIR CONDITIONER, LOIS OP EXTRAS ON LUSHLY A$D$CAPID LOT $37,951 A MUST TO Sill ITATE Seeker DeSARY- Sat. 10.4, Sun 1.1 Catalina Dr. 3 Ii, 2 I, custom built homeon 1 acre lot, l000iq ft living area, fallow signs from 17. 92 or Call 6116717. • RI.N1WIO 2 uooOM. CAN. -PORT, FRESH PAINT. NEW FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI BATEMAN °OETALOT TOO With this 4 BR. 2 bath, older 2 story home, tree lined street. Owner says reduce. Now only $35,000. *SOMETHING UNUSUAL with a Spanish trace. 3 BR, 1 bath separate DR I fireplace. 1st tIme offered, be the first to seel $36,800. area. Lake accesr. Anne A. Wallace, Realtor. 322-171S. Bldg. lot for duplex or single ARE YOU SATISFIED? If not foulhouidse,thisnev,,5 BR, 2 bath lIsting. Just redecorated inside I out. It can be yours for lust $36,900. family home, w.clty water, sewer I paved street. 54.300. CallBart STEMPER AGENCY 5WW. WisNWPSifSictionII,TewnaIilIS I lady described as fellows: All n, cieims Begin ii She SIU*st Cffiai if IllS Nil 11 *aud), Hellilsy lose Labs ISNUPIS ',ki .st ID Ne. SPSd, PESe in SIdlIP * required, WITHIN THREE NI ¼ at *0 NW ¼ run !!'S? ' NW $111. allieS WPV it ': PRQM THE DATE OP MONTHS Reed aso StelUdsy Avenue, last TNI FIRST PUBLICATION OP dairiil 3) wt!f± THISNOTICE. is me wi* me curt • 6 '" 9. PRANK A. PCRPOTTA- IA Wi • I un'1e ' 'u" ' pay, InCu?t_ fl5$S543d5gj5$546t $4" 13'*'l*fli$NW;IleencerwseS Your ,-uure,ur oncirn ,. 3213156 "Av. ran - * * * * * * *- * - niglst.el.weylinessrstl7fesltstlee moncsrunBNdNrnsIPW'E* bn,iqwlln,. 334.92 fist is a pew w.cti.i Allat saIlperceis lying asilbein, with ties NsllP4Iy dglt.f.wey hiss Situated hi the City if Sanford. at$.absMIVVSeUliJSrd;IIIINUIVP Slesk5le County, Florida. N 11 deVSN 51' 9" 1 Nedherly rIght.ef.way Ibis if Labs ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: A tract at land lying and being Mury SoutNard, fir 41.9 leeS to - -- . nmum Wyirs .ispsriencs wait in c -.a. 310.lWlsst. weon y im__,_ •• "' ______________________ .;. cc V. - disivlSll as * *115 - ofoisIffs, .&aWOt asy lies $1151 is 5 *1 - FANTASTIC.3 BR, 1 hatlllisme lii Geneva en 3 acres ci country - PIIEND$I . , CTHEDRAI. CIII. $55, , Be$IWYMI, S$fldlenvod Con15 llespasl,necrm. Low Down. a7 charml Barn, fenced Halves I Lots Morel Only $151151 - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES A RUNNIPI1 - Nil: - BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY- 12 acres, 4 BR, 3 laths fenced, I Eels, farm tractor & mower, MUCH MORE, close to city convenIences, I yr. warranty, $44,950. Lake Sylvan area West of Sanford, water front lots $10,000 & wooded lots $6,000 I up. FORREST GRUNt INC. REALTORS 5301533 orJlC4711 eves. LcIng your home & credit, i will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220216. 119 2800 Longwood- 3 BR, 3 bath, huge corner lot. PrIvacy fenced, attached garage. I yrs. old, $55000 FHA.VA. Lake Mary-) II. S bath, fenced yard. kreened porch. 139*. INC. 47.A-M. Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mon. gage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., Suite 304, Winter Park. 6114433. individual Wants To Purchase Mortgages REAUOR-t SD • Sanford $ Sales ,, - Leedir 701511g. E.AltameiWsDr. - - 3)91185 By suner: Handyman special - Fruit I nut tross Now sdlsete I bus. 323W6 - ______________________ - on't pile no isneerr.edu I..• high as an iuepeanrs spe. psac, • classified ad and pile the iflEWy In yew •g . -- 1977 Vega low mileage. A.1 condition, good economical trans. 323-1730 - Coachman- 1916.31 ft. 5th wheel, very clean, fully self contained. Low mileage. DeBary (904) 773. 1279. 1966 Rambler 6CyI.,Auto,$495 Bill, itoC PM, 323-6300 - ________________________ ___________________ ________ Air COnditlonkig 55Roof S &Accessories ____________________________ - - 59Misicml MerCt*ndlse "' PIanos I organs as low $$. Guitars 40 pet oft. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount MusIc Center, 3202 French Ave. 322-2233. PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet.Consoie stored locally. Reported like new. Responsible party can take on low payment balance. Write before we sand truck. Joplin piano. P.o. Box 3044, Rome, Ga. 30)61 _____ 48-OffIc. - ___ I I i..ntral Heat I Air Cord. Free 1st. CallCarlHarrisat I SEARS. Sanfort32l-i!71 - - Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6531. Homerepairs&appliancesttI,, Over tO yrs. exp. Reasonable rales. 169-1563. ____ TOWER'SIEAUTYSALON Personalized housecleaning soitable rates. I time or regular. formerly Harrletl's Beauty Nook $19 E. ;,t $t.r3U-3742 - Carpsmry ___________________________- Housewives Cleaning Service. Personalized, fast, dependable. AddItions remodeling aeneralhomerepalr$.j, Ima!1 _.c.li _3339445rne. R.gularor Ulme basis. . Supplies LlgI* Tyson Cement DsIves,pstios,walks$efc. LICENSED 5099443 - Concrete. Patios, driveways . Quality work, (to job , add too small. 195.4914. Punting __________________________ - All PAINTING - '2--La1GuIdSn - RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 332.36)1 ______________________ 1NmIkIi1g AFRICAN VIOLETS - ONE PHONE CALL - STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD 014 ITS • TheGnesnhous. 332.9141 Evesafterh&wseli.nd, _________________________ -Cypress rack for nursery plants 5*5', 45 avail. 322.799; repossessed, used very short time. Original $393, Ill. $1.1 ir $31 mo Agent 3391*6. ResidenliallCommerclal 322-1717 aft S 7751537 CIIIndC1IIn MEINTZEN TILl Neworrepin,Ieakyslsower,r specialty, 23 yns. Exp. $69.g3. PILLDIT6.TOPSOIL YCLLOWSAND Call Cart Oi HIrt 3237* Houling Yarddebrls, Trash ApplianceslMlsc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 _______________________ illS Singer Future Fully auto, - ________________________ _____ ______________________ FURNITURCI THINGS Buy & Sell New$UsldFurnl$urq 100$. Sanford Ave. 3234153' , - We DO wash windowsl 677.104 CaiiIlt - 26$). S1'HOUIIIIDId 000da - ________________________ ____________________ If you aren't using yourpooi table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322 ____ ,, Beauty Casi _____________________ _______________________ WILSON MAIER FU11NITUNE IUY,SEL.L,TRADE 3l13ISE.Pirst5t. 331.1131 - HNi*$lrs I Air Conditioning, Heating. EiectnI. cat, Plumbing Service I RepaIr. Call Larry fur Ft'11Est. S7la$1. I.Ic., ioilded & Ins. EtrmIc Cash Register waufoctange maker 327,799$ For Sale: Heavy duty utIlity trailer, enclosed with back doors. 1500. 331.4513. - ___________________________ POISON MAR 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 chair, $50; bathtub whirlpool, $30. all like new. 323-0010. _____ PuIIdII$gRSpIII _____________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery Quality workmanship, No job too smallorbig. lnterlororrniterioi. Pressure cleaning, 3220071. 3220707 ____________________ PETUNIAS I MICROWAVE 4&- Sql. Peppers Painting Service. _____________________ &VEGETAIItPtAktc 2401 Airport Blvd. - - Push button controls, as carousel, still In warranty, Uriganally $649, assume ng payments of $21 me. Vehicles __ 334W. ItehIt, Office desk & chair, $123; sofa bed. $100; cabinet sewing manclne I -- 75-Recreational 322.3481 Car (needs repair), misc. 3 aIr conditIoners, S heat pumps, 3 oil heaters, all very ness. will deliver I install. 3277%). - For Estate Commercial I Resi. dential Auctions I Appraisals. CallDell'sAuction,323-5620. Garage Sale, Sat-Sun C-till Water bed, QViifl size, ne Corid., Mater, ilnr, wood frame I head be. 332-2161 or 323.5211. ________________________ 3232501 -....-. ... .-- - 1ou_ - BRIDGES ANTIQUES Hwy 46W S,.m.isw,,. lIy, idA.I. k.4 1' Call 333.1165 - 322-7991 __________________ '70 Mercury Montego; '70 OldS Cutlass, ssuu ea. or best Offer. j17-0696 ____________________________ We Buy Wrecked Cars 1PM Yard Sue: Oct. 76137 Corner S. Palm Way I Rose Or. 1 Ilk. W.of Ssnf.Ave. Furnitur.&Appllance, Odds I Ends - OCTOBER37 YardSale,Sat.ISun Ctlldark. 1912 S. LakeAve Sanford 1109 Sanford Ave. 47-Real Es Wanted 1978 Chevy Malibu SATURDAY GarageSale521 Plumosa Drive, Sanford 9-SSatISun. 323-1953 ____________________ ESTATE SALE.CASH 9.7 acre farm on 2 paved roads. N. SR 46. $35000. Must selil Anne A. Wallace, REALTOR. 332•1713. '71 Ford SWlpass, PS. PB, Air, New sticker, $650 Cash. 520 Valencia St. 337-9044. ANTIQUE AUCTION'' GARAGE SALE 102 BrierwoodOr. Saturdayl.I Sal utility traIler, heavy duty, $250 Reel's Body Shop 44_-Farms-Groves inurs., Moving Sale: Mans I womens clothing, toys, antiques, books, dishes, honey, fertilizer, lumber, rabbit pens, misc. Must sell all Fri I Sat. C to dark, Sun. to dark. Hwy 46 West, turn left at conme store to Orange Blvd, lust past Wilson School. Jennings Wheelchair Almaslnsw,iesavydvty Delux Model, $71.3314447 GENEVA 5.7 acres 330 on paved frontage. $27,000. lopct.dwn. By owner 365-3491, eve. 349-5431 We buy your equity, close All hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. •, - waSher. dtismj1 - Pf , *id! in nIce area, convenient location, $35,100. *E$?I T! O(1RiIZID CARPORT, ALL APPLIANCES, SUPERB L1ID$CAPING. $43,081 COME Seeker BuySelIconsign I mis. items. lube Box Seabring A.118. 100 selection $100 or mike Sanford Furs. Salvage, 17.97 So. of Sanford. 332873$ 291 N. 17.93. Casselberry, Pt. 534-UN Eve. 561-3653 FAMILY-3 BR, 1½ Beth home - L A - I WI LIST I SELL STATE Rig. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved prIce. Call 904.23$. gill forfurtherdetails. 2621 SanfordAve. 323-5772 Fri., Sat. 7.7. Old desk, bed, stereo, sewing math., radios, chest of drawers Idresser; end tbis.; children's tbl I 2 chaIrs; Amusement bowlIng game, works good S player U. lanterd Furs. Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. 3371731. H. Ernest M0116 Sr. JUST NIGHT FOR SMALL JUST FOR YOU. 2 IN, 1 bath home in Orlando en large *1 $paciou 1.1, lowly eet.in kit, front porch I Many New lx. trast 1FF WARRANTED. Just 120,9801 $'LNI1 PCT. ASSUMABLE ii p0. fInancing avail. Lg. SIR, 5. all appf., id W.D. Nm. if inginnng *IIU digisis N W'a nun Shinto $0011' nun S-IS 45llss N 10" W. 45 CMI Ill. *11.1 avaiiablel 1FF WARRANTED. - Apt. 2 BR,) B, .c ' .. w.o, NIl 1. club u0u4) . home on owe hacresl Every imaginable featurel All. C acres 2 *0*Y DUPLEX EXCELLENT RENTAL UNITS WITH 3 CAN BEST ARIA NEAR MELLON. VILLE, NEAT Al A PIN. 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, CEN. - - UNIELIIVABLE. 3 BR. 2 bath BLOCK IUILDING ON SAN. -FORD. 3 UNITS WITH S POIT$ ZONED CA$IR Clii.. EXCELLENT RENTAL ________________ . LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY l.OT. 161.008. GET A HORSEI .• - NDu oso Locilon 30 • ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, perch, 1g. utll., enIl Morel A iuy for $111001 STORAGE. $27,105. RENT TO Pit-AT VII .- • - 4551111 15' Beat PS *0 05151 ci mince ivit 5.SC degreos $4' N' C. fell liergogh a.al angle ci 18 I. IUt$U' J, CARNOLL JR..-. , Sew- ReV Yard Var*0ssfte 18 osob personal .pp,n.111U1. BA ($I.9551.fltE...-41 *idlwe 09500095 luNd sasensl 55jSh on AMrwilaSaamsd*thsuslels panadot wiNe the Merle Ibis of said *0151144' 34" Isms P.?. at said .gl.-fl, PAECCI Is .rw iraie. ae.ios. is gm a cipo ci mii islcs . IectlenlIhenlN.IIleatIeSpsWs oJrw.mepcero,B.$,*0rsa $3' t-,• pst a PlIes *01W wear if $001111 1*. thasci run LII d15sN $1' W• W. N' 1.18108115115a psIs canal blV4MplSple Ion plant Fl II, Pg. II, to Nat*0 111111 in ASninletrallon ieee lien milisi ore IM .Si• lSsS• Dun rucir Avenus. (1151.4) resoled. WITHIN - THEIR TiiIIdp N South. Ral5 30,1st. - SIr $5145 list Isles poies II Cur. Ner*.louIie ¼ SlaSh__SN.5 saN as me I *11.5,1* ' JWwSiI*I $1 lb IINI 540 kct*0 4*141, 15, DAVID H. MOSRTSN'- IA' MONTHS P5045 Till OATS OP IsmineleCeenly, Firm., run $0 uslurs eta cIrculor curve concavs $edIssILssllpsWI 1$PBflI. t"' -. .. - REALTORS - in Dreamwold on large corner - urn, OVlii U• REALTY -_ _____ $InNrl-Ievilyl BR ,wlfl..,,u,.u,n, fleW - ____- . en Labs Ada. Just is. of AIrPoIV 11W. en 1741 lii $anlerd. CSw agjg ariners VIllage.7 • stop, convenient location in Sanford, $33,500. ED PORCH, LARGE FAMILY - 3S*rtn**s Unturnlsh.. Pull I, pert fles5 Mii5. Apply CARPET CARPORT NICE LOCATION. $32,111 PL.Y.lN'I - BEDROOM, 2 BATH, DOUBLE wviiilyu monthly rates, utiuit,,.s _Ire _ . __ $41.7... - BEAUTIFUL OAK TREESDelIghtful 3 iN, 1½ lath home, large lot, fruit trees, close to bus .. . " . ___ FRUIT TREES A PLUS- 3 SR. 1 lath, carport & utilIty, air.wilt, range, ref. I. washer stay, fenced, $20900, PINECREST 3 BEDROOM. CAT. -, - mosphere. 322-0114. . w 2oacreswtrees, .1, power already avail. sis,000. Exc. terms. Cash for your lost Will build on your lot or our let. - Y Enterprise, Inc. Midef If,c., Realtor 4443013 021.100. WALK TO SHOPPINGI .. ___ '1 T,, ..____ Low Down Paym.nt 321 Yale Or, Academy Manor, 3 BR, 3 fuil baths. FR, newly renovated inside I out, New CH, w.w carpet, fenced yd. $32450. 323.9161 days: 333.RR eve. NEWLY PAINTED 3 4 i,' . iM NV Nwpethea, all reduced. SaP. 104 lulL 1.4. - nice home, references.- Avai ' -) - _________________ ' liPe'- Side Yard Vadisce teem NO pheas ciii pleaSe. they maylleve. Each dales meal Is Nsr1M*cd$Ie!..t!? Seuffi, Range 30 East, Simkwle ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: NI teifIbe W ¼ .I' 095119 en *5W $117411 ci *51 County Fierida, and being mere PrIm the SW We. if 500*012. " writing out meet imilcie West 445 1 llS,flft dl Wet SPilt ft II MIte . -• CASINIT MAKIR 5 th11met peiqty deøig Towpeki_ Sooffi, Rangs a, lies p connie ci lies NE lb II 1J toi at NW teif SectIon 20*20 (loIs N - EXPERIENCED . semwi*Ciusty, PlInlOa.rvs $00 -l18 ft *11081*P*) P$RINW or slImly, and the amount 1895543 MSSPMSigT Section II Ysusiekip IS $ew*. *0ISM 13' 30' I sagmu *s wees "Y ' disarmed N .lScaIil off Markham claimed 55 *5 tl'mII NINe jarIsg $3, %J$5 NW, p0 g,a, _ Io'.ge30 514 IPce 5. 55 l UIIII* JW. 4.ii•. Wesdi *406. (DIStal NivurtsJ 95• $P __ legrIli 10' 11" 1. along tees North lNWcirvit S. *d,,,4.,, Ii NI.. *51515 . ' U WIW. \. II, MANNY IO1IJ. IA (11'$ Shall N staled. If ties dim ii PRECUt St -Ikwcisaid Section IStor 149945110 paratlil Is the SloSh (P15 at said 92Pe1i*0 fl)I$4V- 1.1* INIli 1555 isa points *5mcs 1.11 diIais 31' lectiesu II, fl17.336510, 151115 Po$0 -_ .10 W14O45IfMAYCOIICIRN: cistisgist or osflqoldatud, lies 1N NOTICE 11 barely given mat iiee Riar Yard Vadanceñm 10ff 1518 ii"Wa distanceel 1433.13 feet lea ci Ssgkming. thanci run N. N Ae.eNlrs WOuld Immollatalyl lwrd at me weasitainfy shell Is l ' Cously Bland II *6. ft IS LII SR. Forest SNob 1111 staNd If lies dales Is secured. lies • Welt II hems, -.115 luperloses paint; thence S. SedegrEW Wi,' I. degreelIl' 55" 1. fliNt NW Is lies niciSSiry - iqciuint H!.' wIll csiiid I ubbc section, PIlL P 34, IN Isctlam U.' Ny _The list. run theses Mirth parallel with t(i Mirth Ibis of said P.C. of a cvrVS diNuv s desoihel. degrees 43' West 1153.11 lIeS, run SectIon 13, Sir 1145110954 paInt; Seulheasferly and hiving a radius at WIth ,AmOrICM $1FVIC*, 5* ie.gi, ,. sie. thee i&iein *115.85 WsudsWt Rood. (DIII. 4) cisimant meme igstver wisuciens 0' thence MIrth IS degr Perk Less. Soils $37, DoMes. TX items: ' Ii. MOSITY P. MATHAs.- 5A feet, thence run Nor. angles ci me cue, to me wci 5.51 dIgrIas 31' H" W. fir N5 , -es - .v..u...J-v. • - lICHEN GARAGE CE' 1RAL AIN, CARPETS, IN WOODMERE. $33,900. 7½ A$SUMASLE MORTGAGL BEAT THE COMPETITION. ! 2$'.ApIs. & ToThare; • Nl1.II1*IF Sq 1999. 01001 - , - ,, Shun $W$105 4 WI .--•.___ reduced I 5 4 MIVY Blvd. it 14. In temorary home, ,, - ..,.' V MINT . - - BIDROOM, FAMILY ROOAi. ipe*s. Pd IV'dWo'pp,cs,109,111. GRAB rn - -- IML ' - thence run North 63 dagries 44' W' dagras -11' II" Wi thence run West at r'tiosIsthe Easterly WccImIdffie.,catsuidrc r rlgletoI-wey line if U.,, Highway be4 alssalen,tIus Southerly ridE. PROFESSIONALLY ZONED • ' u1 slid Section 3. thence run . iiiL Pest is this ___a_ WIUf, \ .. Ill Columbus Aye, Orange City 7715644 Garden laced con. VAoFI$A.23S.Cn. Homes DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedway, Both Sales a MUST to attend I SVISAMASTER CHARGES Carage$aI,: Cor. of Lii. Geneva& S347fl0 .___________________________ DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orig. price uco, Bal. Due $213.78 or need someone to take up my poytnents$llmo. Phone 563.3314 day or night. Will deliver ISO obligation. Agent. OST lEN WICI(ER-DRIC-ABRAC A LIST IS IMPOSSIBLE? 2SS4IZSICS.PalmettoAve. Complete Set World Book Encyclopedia 97$ liw, JJ,.w,, lots for as little as $300 dwm Good terms. OAK.MAHOGAN V-WALNUT 1251 S. French 323-7340 I.rnvy in vuneva. - _____________________________ Yard Sale commercial all hardware, REAL ESTATE JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'Ø to 15 models. Call 339-9)00 or 1344403 (Dealer) Sat.and Sun. .R. ...---____._. - ANTIQUESICOLLECTIBLES 'ISANFORD AUCTIONS Garage door lOt. xl ft. Crawford REALTOR • 322-791 REALTOR 322.4991 MULTLPLCLl$TINO SERVICE 80-Autos jor Sale -__ MON., OCT. 29, 7 PM Carport Sale: 4 Family. Lots of mlsc.Fri.-Sat,72ôBaywoodCir., Sunland E 323-3412. 323-1413 after ESTATE SALE.CASH 2lotsonS,SyivanLk Dr.Mankham _______________________ Approx. 200 shotguns, rifles, handguns,Openfor Inspection 10 am. day of sole • Slegler fuel oil heater, 4 speea blower, 110 gal fuel tank, stand I fuel line, excellent cond., $175. 321.07Sf ______ SUN., OCT. 28, 1 PM Large Yard Sale FRI.ISAT. Corner East 20th I Adams mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French, 323-7340. Req. Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave. Toyota '71 P.U, short bed, orange w-sports stripes, $ spd. 5,200 ml. all 6. AUCT ION 5 Fri. 26th I Sat. 27th Beds. Dbl, motel box springs & REALTY GIANT2 DAYS Carport Sale Fill Dirt Wantedl Jungle Lab. Corp., 301 Silver Lii. Rd., Sanford. SEE SAM holding. $ pct. in Good terms. 131.100. _________________ -_________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers 269 Short St.. Lake Mary aump,ng s,:e near Sanford for landfill. Roofing I bldg. materIal only. Will lease., buy or pay by load. Adcock Roofing. 322.9538. 6.34 acres on Sanford Ave. Owner pni. 321 0215 ____________________ -__________________________ Motorcycle insurance -, BLAIR AGENCY _________________________ ________ 54-rageSales __________________________ vv., 43-LOtS-ACIBEgS SyesN9S4N. 3234161 106.911 HURRY UPI * * * * * * * * * ' ____ - botr*,, gij psing on said Easterly rlgl.way g TIgAC Well along said llgM4I.wey lIthe lliw;thencerunNerthl6dagraasii' dupartlng 'frem_said rIgld*wny es PS. AM FM I tract 12.900 mi., Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig.. stoves, tols. payments of $16 per month. Call 562-5394 day or night. Agent. ______________________ 2952515. For Sale: 12x502 BR mobile home, aircond.$3$00Genel,aarea,. 513$. ________________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS turntable, diamond needle, I track. Sold new $450, balance due $121 or take over my Rental Property Owners, Dealers and General Public invittd. Opendaiiv3.4,Sun. Il-S. Phone MENT. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321-0640. 327.1577. 243$' S. French (17-92) Sanford FURN., 2500 Industrial Blvd., off SlIver Star Rd., I blocks West of 411. Open 9-6 Mon. thru Fr. 2500 Industrial Blvd., Orlando, off SilverStarRd,Iblkswestof 441. $15,900. SELLER WILL TAKE The Real Estate AQencV Inc., Rsaltors Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, Wholesale Furn. Distributors, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO 323 5321 Markham Woods, Longwood Nd.3 IR2Lbelckhomeonl.cres, tiof'W stable, guest cottage & hobby rits. or shop. 5130.080. - ' ForSale-12x40,3BR.1 -,bath Mobilehomenear plaza 322-5800 (13) w carpet. $43,000. F . VA 1,FHAFlnanring WORLD. to alil Warehouse fulll BEDDING-FURNITURE PUBLICNOTICE OUTOF BUSINESS SALE I Warehousefull-Entire Stock 160.000 from Winter Park Furn.. is lobe sold at some pricel Their as is your gainl Limited time and some merchandise Is limltedt This isa distress said Forthebestpriceset,eroflered In Central Fia. hurry to Orlando See our oeautiful new 8RG.I MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES S6 Orlando Of. 333-3200 W. Garneft White ELEMENTANY i 5*211g. fenced bk CIlIA, - carriage Cleaners. 434 Shopping Canter, Hwy 431, Longwood. • :, ' 111 NIIIICIIVS w' .r1i5 - - PLilgi, SI II, hut LII PSilesslies Pidlard L. Mimels. HUTCHISON, MORRIS MAMILE Pest Office Draw H ' SsBPeiu, piodis sun . Ti: .18I4Nl A1$,IMV* WINPstIloNV in LII Residential ions- Else Yard - - '• 1977 Dodge Van -factory Customized. Blue interior - Ar. PB,. I with pnly 2.000 miles.like new. Good used TV's, 5251 up MILLERS 2SltOrIando Dr. Ph. 3320352 - acre co Ms Boxer Pup AKC.IWeeks,$;7$ 322 1343 eves. I weeken Agent 339-5386. -----------------. MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. AWAY FOR 2 COUPLES WITH BOAT I FISHING EQUIP 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7U1, Sanford FHAVA,p PtA 236$ 24$ - -- -- - 41 __________________ - REALTY -- 42-Mobile 1 - _ owner will linance balance. 322 644. 77m$snfordAve 3*7972 MONOGRAM COMPANY REALTORS '_ persona free to travel. Apply In pe,san, P L PolkICe Pm III Atlantic Bank B' 1, following: T metal office desk, $70. Jenkins -- 331-7105. -' - PRESSER, experienced. Appj. 'INTER VIEWERS , , 5tcc Deltona Dream home by owner. 3 $3,000down-owner hold $21,900. 323 7173. ____________________________ ready to move Into, low 60's wassumable mortgage or.can. be refinanced. Lg. wooded lots, cony, to schools I shopping. Open Sat. & Sun. 1.5. 323.5324 or __________________ Housekeeper Wanted Hills Biulevkd, sold Point being the d1IdEec AN' EVIEDT. connected with Holiday Inn-No LSO • Point of BegInnIng; Thence nun N 31 Phone Calls Please. cvi .l dagreesil 47 WalomgtheWesterly DON'T MISS THIS MEETINGI Beoln:vv.v.. II :!e " "" ' RlghtOl'Y line at Rolling Hills ' I Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Boulevard, for 14543 feet, to the curve, being else along mew.stery BegIn 70.92 fist South ci rlght.of.wsy line of Roiling Hills •w,,i p v anse as, theEast¼sectlonpos$of$iction Ii, for $0.37 feet hi a po on me Easterly boundary line of TownShip 20 South, Range 20 East; at Tangency; Tttenct contInuing Slate Road No.400 (formerly StI, thence run South 2 degrees 42' SI" along said Westerly rigN4f.wiy Road No.3) nun South 64 deyns West along the East lIne of said line, run N. 10 degrees 00' 00" 1, f COURT POE East * flits hind Noi'th_9 Section ii, fir 76,341111to a poInts '153.10 fit t the pskst ci curvatura IN Till CrnCWT Width Vadancefrem 111th 100 Attorneys Law Lot •_p r , f.sm 1'I fec ftonLet. LakOAIWI SeMsid, erte. $7i Tel,ene: (305) ci-"... ' Ir,y Ptmlbb Oct 19,36 ' : en 7S4-Vrn I LAKE MARY 5215. _____________ El$tovsHotpoint3o"wfl.ljk,n,w ________________________ I Customt,Iit 3 BR, 2 8 nested $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Top Dollar Paid for junk & used • under shade trees on 2 acres, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. cars, trucks I heavy equipment. ____________________ cathedral ceiling + custom __________________________ 68-Wanted to Buy ___________________ - 322-5990 dra 172.900. ______________________________ -• -_______________________ ______________ Piloian Realty, REALTOR 53-TV.RadIO.StII1O BUYJUNKCARS *'; 1942,eve.131-2335or$69uv,1 _____________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & I __________________________ From $IOto$3O APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- I BARGAIN TV'S Call 322.1621; 3224160 niture Salvage. 3221721. _____________ SO-MSCSIIInBOUS for Sail __________________ ___________________ Whypay more? I ___________ ___________ _____________________ - --HERB'S IV WE BUY USED FURNITURE. Side-by-SWe •efrlgerator, $7:. 25915. SanfordAve. 323-1734 thrcycils APPLIANCES I PLUMBING ___________________ _______________________ pIcnic table *2 benches, $30; _________________ FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, TV ripe 19" Zenith. Sold orig. full size baby bed wmattress, Mellonvilleon double lot. Furn. New3 BR, 28 homes, w-great rms in Casselberry. Finished I Findout If wecan make you a betterdesl. ______________________ AAAAAAAARARAAMisP Holiday office in 40'-Coildoniin1u,y EVENING HERALD i.. ,. ,$N I.rrencri ,ive. Sanford - NoALImIt at Downtown -ear. ---- .cexi yq _______________________________ commerCIaionc,spac._I,,woc b! Apply in person to: RONALD G. BECK Cftrlstma'Money$$ meeting 11W. a mus,. spelling typing skills needed... - . house, workshop. l700sqft living + 1726 Sc patio, BBQ. Many extras, must sill, well under n?l,.,' ici .i..1i VV I UI Osco( Fish Camp hai rentals available I camping sites- $100 I . -- If I'm" "' ," " is-Hoip Wanlsd IOY. Price reduced 17.000. 3 BR, 2 B * MARGICE LII McCRAY, WIts Petltiorier, and JAMES LPWIS McCRAY1, aka James LswPe Mccr.e. t '.PIutso.Rppe_. NOTIC1OP*CT$IN - _____ 65N Supplies ________ 323.7832 Eves.3fl06;7,32;;7, 332 III? 372 7;;; - 207 E. 25th St. _______ home, nice area, PP. lg rms, front I rear porcn. All for ___________________________ - u,ie . . -- ill flALTV REALTOR MLS 2231675 1vS223.395 __________________ 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan, $33 500 Inc., Rsaltors ___________________________ 3435', S. French (17-92) Sanford i' ALUUiWII PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, at tangency, Thence, cintinuing lying*IttiintheEast7o.00feltofme along 5$id..CIntir hits West $545.40 f..t of the South 90332 degrees 01' 12" W fo *45 feet of the North 162352 feet of the Thence departing from said center Northwest i4 of said Section 12; lins,runN3ldi,reisll'ø"Wfor Harold Hall Realty _____ -... ENJOY Netice of AdminIstration: October 192.4 feet, thence South 64 degrees Onora Road as r.cor.d in PIt of the Northerly rlglst.of way line ci the corner at 3. MALCOLM F, HALL- BA (11. 19.78).1IIV - PUD Planned Unit Development Zone - Peer Yard Varlancefrom3ftto l6fton Lci 11, Block 0, StirlIng Park, UnIt 1, PB -j--j 5, rapresentanv.s, or me venue or atIsdlctlonolmecoqrt ___ ________ _____ ADVERTISING - . GenevalBR,2Bon 1', acres. $55,000. p1 ___________________ -4pijtrijctIoi ThineervnN00is$VO4"I Close to shoppIng. 121.500. / llOOCorneIiDr.SBR,31,pooi. 190.000. S. Cameron Ave. Lg. Country i p1 home on 1 acre. w-guest cottage. OP SANFORD REALTOR 2344 S. FrenCh Ave. 3220231,322.3773, 3237173 _______________________ ________ - - AFFORDABLE- Large 3 BR, wartshop,screenedtamilyarea. Fine school area. Low Joan t qualified buyer. Hurry-only - Infantil Preschool same neighborhood. ' 1. HOWAND J. KILLEN-BA(11. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 440 feet ntMfst Lot 3 SectIon Records of Seminole County, angle of 33 degrees 44' 34": Thence. Part im typ Barrow, who may be hi 19.7$).133V-A.I AgrlciAtureZone- IHIINOTICE,tolileanyoblectlons 12 Township 20 South Range 10 FlorIda. run Southwesly along me arc at r1r' being also along me trouble with the law, did not Lot Size Varlancefroml3,$OSsq ft to they may have.frhat dsallone.s the ' ALT? P1.322.1031. 5of way said. ComMrofler Gerald Lewis ________________________ ________________________ ____________________ ______________ Washer repo OF deluxe model. Sold orig, $409.35 used short time. Iii. $119.14 or $19.33 mo. Agent 339.5356, ______________________ __________________________________________________ KENMOREWA5HEp-pa,, Beautiful CuStom-built 3 BR. bath home, FP, on 2 acres, aio beach house near lake w-j CHECK ON THESE _______ REALTY WORLD. ____ - the Northwest ¼ of said Sction 12: Boulevard, .18 ,,,, inning; list oi 12, LESS that part for right ofway of the Point of curvsture cia circular Government Lot 2, Section if this NotIce at kmint. been mailed ire MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR S corner lot. Good neighborhood, -- - - _________________________ IBR,21h0U510n21 acres Osteen area. $322, Call Monday thnj Friday. ___________________ ----- Government Lot I, u, at said Section 12, fir 127S.IS felt " East g 5o Township 20 South, Range 10 East, to. point at Intersection with the fee, ' thence East , i, ast SOut1 to feet moreor less tothe ¼ line of said lying wIthin the East 303.00 feet at center lineol LakeMary Boulevard, " """'i" cop __________ perallil to me North line at said SectlonlLfor100.00feeltoThePokW 31" East for a distance ci 434.7$ felt ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: to the polid of begInning. SaId tract Commence at the Southeast land lying and being situated In corner of the Southwest ¼ of Section EXHIBIT A PARCEL Government Lot 1 Section II biginlVlIfe.tE:st•nd$Oiee$ ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: - sympathizers will combine Iln.ofU.S.HlghwayNo.l7andNo. 92 for adistaflCfof 404.53 feet to a. the real propeitywhithisthesubjectmatier 337.)577• - optical devices for lazestechnolegy. Contact Quantuox.Technology, 2620 Iroquois Aver. Sanford. ". -- - -------------------- 1* legal description ci Owner anxious-price reduced to W,00 Electronics technologist requir- bolew. to try to me Barrow's praswt shipan the W 74 ft of Lot 3, Block I, for an arc distanceof 747.ISfset toe ____________ Livingston Street, P.O. Box $75, and No. 92; thence run South 20 - S-Lost & Found 'All persons having claims or Orlando, Florida 32502, on or before degrees 13' 44" West parallel tome point; thence run N 06 degrees 12' Brown's 1.0sf lock Hammock, p ________________ asking prIce of $10,000 for 5l 1, Pg 53, in Sectien 3*31, en Best demands against the estate are November 14, 1979, and file the Easterly rightof.way lIne of U.S. 13" W. for 143.00 feet to a points lxnae which Is assessed on $ WITHIN SN 46. 418 - ft East,oI Nichmesd required, THREE originalwiththeClarkofthisCourt Highway No. 17 arid No.92 for a thineN.72digres31'4"E.for MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0F tia rolls for half that anow*. Avenue. (01ST. 2) 1910 OHS class ring at the 1$ia, All DIIftflU's distanc, ci 255.25 feet to a ealnt: SIMMS --.--.'-----If$lOriffiHfl LOST: 1k. "' '' " .'........THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF front tennis courts on 1st St. 10.WALOEENCO.-SA(Il.19. Barrowgotthehom.far$11$ attorney or Immediately thereafter; thence run North 63 degrees 46' 14" degrees 10' 16" 1 for 130.79 feet to a THIS NOTICE, t file with the clerk 79)V10, Planned UnIt under a law that lets onyone *" W for 437.22 feet to a point: gqainst you for the relIef demanded run South 26 degrees 13' 44" West they may have. Each claim must be In wrItIng and must Indicate me home. Over si:ed cB shed started. Property in great location. $25,000. ASSOCIATES NEEDED DELTONA.OSTE AREA HAL COLBERT REALTY. new GREAT ASSUMPTION Or refinance, choIce 4 BR in beautiful Mayfair section. Extra LEASE REQUIRED. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER. 321-0640, Keller mechanic. Apply Aluminum Recycling. 1101: - - hoard had cvllected at the tIme ¼ miii N of Highway 631. (01ST. 23 OffIce Box 501, Sanford, Florida, been filed against you and you are North 6 degrees 54' 23" West for vatwe of a circular curve concave wty e Lonely? Writs "Oat A and It is willing to up the aIde 9. MORGAN SCRIRNEN- BA 33771, and Pouts 1, lox 23, Sanford, required to serve a copy of your 17$7.1vfeet to a point that is 454.10 NorThwesterly having a radius at iate" Dating ServIce. All ages. following deScribed property: portion of the SE ¼ of Section 7.21. Lake Mary 2 acres ready for your $33 500 g H•ra, Fl. __________________________________________ FrIday, Oct. U, 0-Country PRplfty 52-Appliances _________________ ___________________ _______ ___________ Further described as ½ block East CLAI N WHITE, III., whose action or foreclosure of a mortgage Southwest '/4 of said Section II for thence run 5. 13 degrees 50' *' W. ______________________________________________ have rne unpaid for two years. Kesson. who Ii messtallv ptoi. near river. Boat ______ __ _________ IN. degrfl4TS1"We5talongthIWflt SectIon 17, TownShip 20 $iuth, MONDAY thru FRIDAY _________________________ hoteIfarealedateecu1atcr Farms,PBLP9S&IylngWlyolthe THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL FORD, INC., a dIssolved Florida kctionl2for 1S46.Stf.ettoapokW degrees W*' E.along me 1 - • 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.Noon eiiistingW RWof SR. 419. Further OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED corporation, MOD PROPERTIES that is 7W39 feet North of. as 1kw at sold Section 12, for 1*45 Is allowed to f()c thdsscribsdaslocatsd In SectIon 34.20. IN THE ESTATE: LTD., A Florida limited part. measured at right angles, from tite feat to a point: thence $01 degrees . the modid wood home home 20, on the West Side at S. P.419, YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED nership, and HARRY MINDICH, $outhIinealtPwSouthwist¼oIsaid 31' 11" W.adistonceat 1433.12 feet they built a decade ago. DEADLINES approximately 1.2 miles South of U. mat the administration of me estate Individually, and HYMAN MIN. SectIon 12; thence run South I for a Point of Beginning: Continue of NAN WALKER WHITE, DICH, individually, degrees 15' 30" East, parallel to the thence S 01 degrees 31' H" W. for Tallahassee realtor Jim Gal. S. Highway 1792. (01ST. 2) S. STATION ENTERPRISES, deceesad,FlieNumber7t.353.CP,is Noon The Do Before PubllcQtlon Defendants. Southilnealth.Southwnt¼olsold 154.9,festtomepolnsof Curvature loway _____ says the dea&ine _____ ______ INC.- BA (11.19.79) 211- Cl pending in the CircuIt Court for Sec$Ionllfor700.O0feettoapoint; at a cIrc1ar curve concave Nor. pssaed on the local real e'ate Commercial Zone- To operat. a Seminole County, Florida, Probate thence run North 2 degrees 43' 51" th*esterly tavinga radius of NOTICE OP ACTION - Suvidoy - Noon FridQ mechanical garage as an adjunct to Division, the address of which is TO: MOD Properties, Ltd. East parallel to the West line of me hoard's alter to purnhaa, feet and a central angle of 11 auto parts and general auto ac Seminole County Courthouse, co Mel Leigh Mlndlch Southwest ¼ of said SictIon 12 for degrees 19' IS"; thence run South. ________________________________________________________ Kelon 1301ThB hOlD cessories retail store and auto Sanford, Florida. The joint personal 97 Oreenscres Avenue 110000 sees to a point, thence run westerly along the arc of said curve ___________________ ___________________ mortgage troker John BSITOW repair on Lot 6, Block E, Talmo S.D. ___ rapresantatIvis of the estate are *irsdale,' New York NorTh 59 degrees 13' SO" West____ for an arc_____ distance ci 118.90 feet to ___________________ _________________ ______________ ______________ ____ ________________ _____ That wu tt amOW* __________ ____________ _________ ________ ___ 41-Hodses ________________________ ________________________ I -' • -- - - - SI JOHNS Furn.weekand cottaó. I Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shalt' inside kennels, screened outside rims, also air cord. cages. 323.6712. P.SUI'-- - FREE: Syr.oldpartCollie 000a with Chiliren lc Sinai.,. na - _________________ -- Custom Painting & detail trim. rree 1st. 3331704. ____________________ -. WeiboldtsCam.r4 Shop Sales, pass otos & ft II,, M CLAIMS, O*WDL AND at sell 510*0 IL SINJU lieS, ar' w.* m* NW Isa 0W, SeaN to 5W1 Hse at ew-t•poit•E*U1ieIms85Lat Law Mary SNlsisrd an MNdS OSJICTIONI NT SO PlIED .ltLenu liii. UN 0 11" W. $tLwu MIS leVees .-Ir' Slim SlIM. 12. I0 NW. fls.11 P lANI1** Ø NW (lIST. . run POP P02.1110*01. 95.IWB$S RItAI$- SAUl-s. wsLI, P0S1Vem.1RPD. . 1111..SISNWto,..C.Oecurvs •IlSNWSo*sNWofcwvetw N.N45.oIIWIP'W. 011*11 NO ' 1st&IsW+S)0 671-6714 - ____ - - '. -t .. - ,, 015 aaNDud . -* . . - . NW • . . . .. WCinOSBV ,'y '_ 2 ' ._ - _______ - 1 -- Ielsr l'.. •ROKIR . REALTORS I I Orlando Branch Off ICC ' 25U PARK AUCTION SALE IDAY 7:30 P.M. 3234222 I "-u __ 16 d ; SNMI114 Is 14JSW55I amms'o.,_ - - Aissffisr small CC*$S rig,.(3 Pc. INC ML UTSU JJSI 0 ug,), will OPeN a . ,, u, I tabh bus -Cffi1flff'*itê. P11, 4II mcbuue, a virWy Ø Rems aW washer, clhes drym', med aN iu misc lums. aoNw CuRes si - flUJ r ____ g .•4•L -:r -' !.1..L..,....,_,., . -. . tIIellDus0.- I ) . 33$12 . ... -¼ - Dii's .' " ' Q • 'b' -: "t" ' g - r.r. -t ._•• ' .- . . .. • I1 , * - I.-, .' •" Càd.r *àLI..Il.4NW.4 ____________________ -____ , .' 'I". ' U*J N lo - ''" '" __•asrUlUi -- .' Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you tavern classified ad garage sale 1 Man, quality operation S yes. eap. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 3*7.133% . PAINTING, CA1PINTNf CUSTOM CABINETS _____1S34Øa0er$:-. INSULATION -Batting, blolng, RACO Pearn, & fiberglas RIP Preisuni I Stm Cleaning, Painting. Poet, horn, moi homes, stc.Mobliehome speclqi ltis40, $33.50. Ieananab ratge, MI wart guar. 323.7153. __________________ Iii$up -' LYN'I SWAP SHOP New I used items I antiques CenslsmmantsAccaotsd Mois.$at. 5:305:11116 Plantalhon Maas' Delirv 4111454. .,, - - CWuiss. ewass prices. Call 18I , OOOIPiz Rlmadslkug...ca.pong,,, paInting. malanery, concrete. All work refe$$lonallv done. Pr estImates. 30 yrs. sap. Call 327. _____ $14;335.7115. ____ or ThiwNt11erisprffe, lickyarl sale -sell everyeiiin, Sast*i$hamew.d.Ca0323.30,I or 53345g3 - Vinyl 'apsir & recoloring $aveu.sO$p0et ALJ dlare. 56.-Wi _______ 322-2611 or 831-99 -. I ' -- '1- -..,.Iz. i --.•' -'-• • �S -.-- !A—tvanI.g HiraM, lanferd Fl. Friday, Oct. U, Im Trusting Grocer Prays For Robbers.. About 50 Times RyTOMTIEDE lost Interest In statistics, ask for some groceries, which murdered, but he claimed he week. They've come In the He does remember specific Nix gave him. Nix said the had a gun and acted as If he was night, the morning and at mid. DAHLONEGA, Ga. (NEA)— Nelson Nix, 96, is old enough to occasions, however,. The last Items totaled up to $1, but Bill going to use It. Good old Bill afternoon. Local police joke that robbers sometimes stand know he shouldn't tr1 time for example, a man came refused to pay. Instead he subsequently fled. into the store with an Iron pipe became angry, darted to d everybody. But he . , -... -. .f' . when herohiedhedOeSnY out for help. Then too, officials a4 juvenilea may rob Nix becaust do it with relative -. v , in Nix's check-out The gro er faith in the red of us has very and hit Nix on the head. Then he about, and said he was going to tell about the gun. He says it patiently waiting their turn. choked him a little. Finally,he kill Nix, his good friend, if the nearly led to his nn. The thugs seldom check out was a convenient Be. "I'm a Nix Is a grocer here in nor• took some cash and departed. grocer didn't turnov much of value as It happens. ctrijtian man and , And the time before that was theutern Georgia, and has Nix was surprised, but still had a gun. If I did have one j The N. A. Nix Grocery is an old been since the early part of the even more memorable. ix was trusting. 'i patted his shoulder, wouldn't use ft. The Lord country store kept open largely Ikilled. "I was U century. nthla period he and laughed, and lsaid: "Bill, you doeu't want ma to shout one for the befItoftourlMs.Nix his snail market have been don't mean It." anether. When folks I trust hold sells candy from says, "and in comes ft boy. robbed at least 37 times. and sods, pop to friends, Bill, who I've known for yearL BID did too mean it. He raced me up the beA Wng I can do is jars, It oDuld be 47 or 57 times. but, otherwise, "I don't make pray for them." In fsc~ I helped rain him. around the counter, grabbed Nix Isn't am. much °' , " Looking buck, I never thought the old man, and smashed him So It Is that Nix prays a let. .? e much I kept good count for the good old Bill .tdd do such a on the bean with a twojmimd some years he's been robbed "I' ix says e is motivated first down thefts, he says, thing.-, weight. Nix may have been three and four times. (), His then the novelty wore off and he What good old Bill did was to beaten further, possibly even caslc*i, It's happened twice In a nostamoreproft ore cqpu c Impunity. over the yews only two perpetrators have been arrested and convicted for crimes ag.h14 the grocer; after mod of the thefts. Nix Police they grwflPB, and everything Is go . , Pope — to forgotten. Nix says he has recentlY gotten a burglW alam As an - ,'*, aflinativetopoliceassidaflCL He calls It his "watcher." ft's a 511111, UltraSoniC device which he hldés behind the goods an one of his .helves. "When lgo home at night I'm supposed to - '.., days cigarettes odd for wider 20 twits a pack; There Is s Plea For Peace Evening Henild Alas, Mr. Nix Is not terrItj bread. There Is a gooseneck Grocer Nelson Nix, 95 keen on his electronic watcber, 4p Wtnln1Ung a large scale In fact he says he doesn't like manufactured In 1914. he Nix was years old In 1914. pour, a day, tie rarely has more reason is painfully sad. Most of to turn it at "A good year," be says, "I thana few ciellarsln his anelwt the thieves have been young leaves. Doing so bothers his wasn't robbed once." register. "Look around," he people, and they think of Nix, convictions, YOU Iii. He says U Today Nix Mock old time says, frowning, "why In the almost 100 years of age, as an the cos*r*Ion ever goes oft, Since then the campaign of things for old time people, world would all these piople. easy mark. Nis Is herd of and the town hears ft. "People A Severe Bl ow To IRA. social workers. Youngsters lix campaign of violence until turned up at clubs for com- British troops leave the provin- bombings and shootings has Snuff, paraft &W Dixie Dew continued intermittently. Syrup. And though he's open 10 "youngsters Ce. antl-vtolence address during his mmnilty action Irish visit dealt a severe blow to who were throwing rocks a few the outlawed Irish Republican months ago." Local doctors chatting on Army. Time will tell If It was a BELFAST, Northern (upl) — pope john paul IIs Friday, Octob.r 26, 1979 hearing, be can't see my w4 my think that I no longer tru# WHOOP Officials say the and he's frail: what's more, them." want to AW from me?" - — ,, I their rounds reported similar fatal one. That was the opinion of a changes. "The pope struck home, there large number of priests, social workers and ordinary folk who Is no doubt about that," one live In little back-to-back doctor said. Mrs. (iiella Beet was tending houses. In his Sept. 2p address In the to her tiny front room parlor, neighboring Irish Republic, "making It nice for expected John Paul called on men of visitors." What did she think of the violence to lay down their arms. Many of those listening to him pope's call for end to violence? "I agreed with every word had crossed the border from strife-torn Northern Ireland the Holy Father said. It Is time those blackguards Mopped all snIy 30 miles away I Speculation the IRA might this killing." Mrs. RoMe O'Donnell was heed the leader of the world's '150 million Roman Catholics putting away her shopping seemed to end with a corn. when asked the same question. "Everyone Is fed up with mimique from the IRA refining a ceasefire and threatening a violence. The IRA will get no support around here." Another woman whole his. The pop* bend is serving a prison sew lance for IRA activities, said, "There's no home for him here L a& i home, unless, be quits the movement for good." no doubt Novneexpsetashooftngor temlgsW end iri*. Bat to We wide bdW here ke ffi,,e' -w that the IRA, with Its very sensitive üdelulgence network, MIppId4ç cw'p.lgn of violin, will catch the new mood. "It looks like It Is going to :- Bdthatlabynomesnsatrue continue and spread rather reflection of the diustion. The than Mop at Jiat an emotional pop's womin shifted the sand reaction," one priest said.I Behind his pulpit hung ahuge be" IRA feM. I Before their communique framed peeler CI Jots Paul II, a was Iseusd there was a hot constant reminder to his struggle within the IRA parishioners.. And thur. was much to acoordiug to IRA -le.ders SANFORD, FLORIDA - ,, • , , . i Q • Q - YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT-GUIDE - S (30 £ S S struck ' 'I "I . I 'I I C ,IS • ,-- ___ g U fw exaniple, the Igoor. the pci's words would bomb Maying of Lord Mount' be a inddr emeng lbs Rimm batten, 71, Supreme Casunan& aseityfrsmwhidm* ermnloidhead Ads inWorld War II and cossinciths Qussi. draws a degr.s .1 .uppo,t. a MOWWW am I ceeseflr. now woo spellths wsrskllisdbyanlRAbomb MW of the mo,ir'. The Augiatv aboard his vacatkn "baum" us, at lead a t.m M'i boat off Muflaitunore. ,- . - - - ww v, hO1dl ,p 2 , Pound Horticultural Perlits. Reduces caking, Improves a1naga, oceans sofl. __ - . ptsas andpleng.tocosdlnu. U4* box . - 27 2 Trio rood $p&o . ft -- - - 17 ftak a 511 - - dI.msfsrtrseforafuftyear. - 'V,iq - , ! j e times .'iiiss. I$unI receive Law 91 NO kSssl. Pore - • IISbS.nIWSaIII City. ANTHONY P001.1 itN. eel Me OW81114 ei an ftft 9.PSW. "one Plimms I PW,04Polt1N.ien st *5. iil#Hi amlstes "Vesm M %Via* N. Porius, 551 Truman I dIvlIiI treieims 4 0 IN U.s. Army Is.SIV W111M a Ned IJi1'*i, $cSNI. Pert Iaal. Ga. 'epsdaNst c.wW ii POrt Owing Ni C$OfW. ihidieds lLgramPIt fuds* PIII$$ PS is days. *45. ' . Nil 66 , HSs$SpIUut Spboo - 'kj-i rneMIulaAee WekllS tsurs. SINAID SlOWS P". heard A. Sisan. sanø Mr. 0810011W Air Purca Sue. Yeses. w4Mts. Aklwd ___A. keen. $11 W. Airman No"Nanwl •lrcmø __ cHN Porte Same. PIL. Mr dvtv wesi M Port Iaffiuin. IC. __ 5 had !' [In eServic0 __ us SAIl • WJ!. PlIIPlCte AC Loosens asH, allowing roofs to brss$$ie. various Catholic churches soldiers In an ambush at reputed a bugs trait at am Warrsipk* on a road flanking obligatory services en week the border. A few days after Pops Jots I deja. 0 rs who lad Paul 1 for the United *at.i ' "bony youia ,1i,the"'ywkigCIthe Ibsea away bern the uera - ww . -. 2 Pund Vermlevilte -. day i \Thed.rywasebe.d v, .-.. m - A_ •' - 2 $3 . __ _ _ PONY vielow. li prium at ranolece"O= WON Voy few"W.M •- Your olce 11 ___— =0forto hft (-r' 14 4Q11, kw - rtlliili * - Ypur digits of Rise, odsn plus a urpos. garden fertilizer. Retains molelurs, far to rr-svy fyi. -' H*rald Photo By Tom Netsel water d . end grow. Des r cru.. - - - • - . •,s - next mast.rpl.ce on ceramic tiles Ilk. D•itona artist , .-. — - Marianna Rossi Decker. Story, photos, page 3. - 96 • " N* ! V maN-MlanI5Ne.SlIJd$VS(afV rNWermiVfereeVad. saw INngwamswas we. to Sow" Nmhi Cm. __ ___ ___ ___ M1W.'S 5p . .sIp a" so ftl •.;-,. a It .., . Few ir use=1ir-- Cam" ad . -. - £m ,. WOW .stuslNedISUslNISUV wsij *1 .snul.tw osJiIt. - - •- ' .• . • I• - . - ..- -.. - .. -- ;:. - POP .. - 'WOO oko do sit el 8iI UN •-•i• - =6___ M saII.l aedWiJLIN sis. eefeos$aW a.10 s5'sm Fiui W..d aid bid. -.• I ft 1i ON wil. INNs d a quasi 4"lowdir ** AIIN 0,090 ON" 88 .,.;, , - . Woo ItSill, POrt SIN. Twos .' - 9 : .IardisF.*ngØrJc..IsS PN.Ta5 .NeupMMr.amd . '. 'I........... ., . -- - 5. • 12 . . . 11111111.0 --_- - - . ........ _.t ,-... -'t-t-- -....... zJt.. ;e r. . . .............*1 - _. . . I - .. ..e If painting on canvas seems old-but, try putting your .....j* - .. .... r.r. - -" -* - - •-.----_ • S 'a v - er a .- ¶ ..........- •" ' -- ' ' -. " ..................... . - - : �-- --------- --.- - --- ----- -- ---- - - 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, F). Friday, Oct. 2,19y • - • , , -, ';::4:.:.;c..• • ' •t4,(• ••.••. '•,' ..,.. .•• 4 , v rri Evening This Artis t Paints On Wall Tiles GO GLADE 0 you!re 'g of getting out of 69 hss and Oft looking for iecetMag to ds t weekend, here are a few suggestlene:. Time Out To Eat .. . ,• -- • Citing her Italian background as a possible reason, Marianna Rossi Decker says she has a LAKE MARY PHilLIPS a .— Try our Fried Oddien, "fried to perfection In ow own kitchen." We feature home cooking and hospitality. One. quarter mile oft 14 on Lake Mary Blvd. Dl's RTAURANT.& LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Uve entertainment In our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2044 Park Drive, Sanford. CLUB DIAMOND Open 7days a week featuring - the best In country music. Hwy. 17-02 south of DeBary. HOUDAY INN —14— Enjoy live entertainment In our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 14 & &R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN — LAKE MONROE — Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Snnzord. PORT 0' CALL — Specializing In steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different. selections. Hwy. 17.02 & 436 In Seminole Plaza, Camelberry. 'I -- HIM, Sanford, F). passion for marble and tile. Tile is playing an Important part In her life right now, but she uses it for something other than covering a bathroom wall. An artist who has her own gallery In Deltona, Mrs. Decker uses the common sixInch white tiles as. a surface to paint, either singular or grouped together to create a mosaic. Most of her works are wall-size creations pwiieu several ti and men fired in a kiln at least twice. Mrs. Decker will be teaching a class in tile painting later this month at Seminole Cornmunity College as part of its Leisure Time am. Information about the course may obtained by calling the college at 323-1450, ,• .1 / ( mes - • / ,/ / 1p.m. Call 646-2146, Monday through Friday. Dillies Theater Arts Guild opens season with "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers", Nov. 1.3, 7:30 p.m., Fairway Room, Deltona Golf & Country Club. -.• Ressived seats only. Call 300474-1679. - Golden Age Olympics sponaured by Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and City of Sanford, NOV. 8-10. Events of all kinds senior citizens 55 and over. For entry blanks and schedule contact Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Kldt of * rare psra w'i1ng 500 years, Cornell Fine Arts Ciutse Musimmm, Rollins College, Winter Park through DecEmber. Free to public. Tuesday tirough Friday, 10 cm. to 5 p.m.; Ss$Vday and Sunday, 14 p.m. CmIlla, lbs VW' presented by Grapefruit P*à.ctio, at Fring, Theatre, 3372 Edgewater Ire, Orlendo, 1p.m., Oct. 18-21 and 21-20. -. • -. . -• .• - . . Not content with smaller works of art, Mrs. Decker accepted a commission todoa ten by sixteen foot mural for the Whittner building In St. Petersburg. It depicts a street scene of old St. Petersburg and contains over 600 numbered tiles. Each tile is numbered and a record is kept of how the paint was mixed and used for each piece. "This is important," Mrs. Decker explained, "when you are doing a piece with 600 tiles and one falls out, you will know how to repaint the replacement. 'Ihndoa Wilder's "Our Town", Oct. 18-27 Annie - .Ris'l Theatre, Rollins college, Winter Park. Ca'taln, 8:30 p.m.; matinee second Saturday of run, •; - , - C ext. 226 • .. -. - - '• -. • • . •- -: • - After'pencftftng sketch, tU.. are painted I;— T•xt And Photos By Tom N•tul - • - - -• , }4J ;• Nea Galvawy, Isprano, performs with Florida .$oay Ocobsutra end Gainesville Civic Chorus ntodbp1 eIIbIrsofUfPChorus, Nov. land New. 2, at 1:30 p.m., Bob Carr Lail i4ji, Cilando. lbskesps.rm AJIou ned Will In ThrIda", prodxsd by Shakespeare liitItnt of Uil .Ity of Control FIse4da, 4 p.m.0 Tuesday, Oct. 30, iasdo Pak Lamy .todsmz. Fr.. to the __ NEW DV4 Nov.3 a 40 "a CMOs cader of the MIs Folk orofle, down home run1e, d"ing, iuttai for the f"y, ,0 odor '$1 nff: d: d "QsIeksftv,r" Dile.ósbsi for Muscular D)*ipby, Cam. toOpa., Now. 10 for ares ldgli co,3w, Mtsuts Mall. Cosples obtain 9f017 bw ow dome. For inti form ca $04" rub in dw Psekdo, No,. 3, 11 am. to 1:30 p.m.; Ilmday, i4, to $;16 p.m., Eala Park, dow,4 u crafts, food P1-4k g sponsored by~__4 United Way. 4. Acrobatic Fligh and the MIZ1I A&.rance ticke agencies. —, land 14 jijçaiwn, to sets & 4, p.m., to benefit Mrs. Dicker says ski has a push. (or IM. sad nearbis w ;Ang,ls, Eagles , Army Golden Knights air balloons. Sad Vohala Mall '-:,-' V .. . . . . I • 5' F] 3.Hrt• '4I,:.. ' ' ' '•' • ' ' ' .. - ' '._.. - ., - ' '' • '.._ ' .. • - . fi s4k . i_ rt '- . . , • e' . • . • • • ••- • S ---------. . ,..*.•. e. $ . IdiSdIn watcMes Mra.Deckerwork •., �- _._______.____..___.___.• --.---. - ------ . . --S U •- •'''-.— .. 4—(vssing Nero IL lanlert P1. - - -__- Prldev,t. 24 tf Evening Hera id,Sanford, Fl. - TELEVISION DISCO Updated 'Gordon' Has Lots Of Flash DYUØULEINER - your Flash Gordon natural powers, jisi a very udlo, Uree more at E.M.1. LONDON (NEA)—Aathe char sandplac.s.After reznarkabiedhMe. He and and a huge hangar some ...a.. & ...i._.. UWI W 7W(1 LIV iU fIrst I MR um WOO A m e r I c a n WI1WI ner pie. AMne uws newspaperman to visit the since the lad of the tbree scientist, Dr. Hans Zarkov, on taing all 10 stages for six set of the multl.mli uion . Bueter Crabbe aerials were flee a dying Earth In dollar production of "Flash released, although they are Zarkovi rocket ship and Besides, scattered wound Gordon," I guess it Is my lot dill shown here and there on stumble onto the planet of Shepperton are all kinds ___ of In life to i. 4t4 whit hi iM111 1011 Mnn#n ruled 1w mnsrnr siwi. -W 6 October 26 thru November 1 1 The Beat (Monev) Goes On illustrated paperback Is selling In both book stores .. and record outlets. Jokes Bibb (who has the know): "DISCO • credentialito f , Itself is a media hype. The mass market for disco hasn't 'ac even been tapped." . An executive of the New York Times Co., Bibb has been publisher of Us first the magazine; publisher of Rolling Stone 1.-00 magazine; and a writer and(2) wi. FooTIAu. Regional or producer of several films coverage of Buffalo Bills at ("Giznme Shelter") and TV Detroit Lions; New York Jets at documentaries. Houston Oilers "I go to discos maybe (12) NFL FOOTBALL New York Jets at Houston Oilers twice a week," says Bibb. PORTER 8188 "Three might be too much. 1:30 course, of Donna Summer, But It's a great way of NFL TODAY @) 0 - VFI the Village People or Gloria working off steam." Bibb admits that a fic Geynor. Even rock stars like tioflalixed Studio 54 is In a the Rolling Stones, Diana class by Itself," (4)0 NFL FOOTBALl. Tampa he says. "It Ross, the Beach Boys and Bay Buccaneers at Minnesota carried the whole world of Rod Stewart have jumped on Vikings . disco to a new dimension. It the disco bandwagon. 4:45 Twenty of "Billboard" made it an experience." (4)0 NPLTOOAY Woven Into "Disco magazine's top 100 songs for Inferno" are clashing disco 500 • 197$ were .diaco hits. And the a chic publicist, shady FOOTBALL fl.dI , kings, (4)0 NFL dim's Now the scene (Joined In Progress) Green Bay dominatedby sw ___ Chinatown financing, a mod by Now York's no- led Packers at Miami Dolphins Wall Street banker, two redWKTU, which became the sichaive New York clscv Colombian models, hot mod4ldinido.ditlon in that become a $7 million-a_____ of the t set - America - feed the dance cocaine smuggling. And 5.45 year mecca lawyers. And politicians. (4)SNFLTODAY • . includes lights, Don't Mop ... boogie oogie , "There are 5,000 discos a pawocs4 de4roDlcs, Don't stop sklntight Lycra jeans, week opening across the oogie. k..a.lt.. 6kwwue u niwuy, moo dsejays, om, roller aides VDhieQ stalls, discotheque fad iss made a estimates. " OCTOBER15, on 1s't stop. boogle oogle Maybe there are 4,150 shockIng comeback. closings But It's dill fanDon't stop.. Begins In "it du lad Evsryedy from All. tastic. Their life S, Paris in the early 110ft and America p4 to tim pedcim are very short. New Jimmy's explaIns Bibb. ad from top Maybe Mi moethe I 50." "That slow redly Caught an •ws. FOO1'RAU. Seattle MMia (w Seahswks at Atlanta Falcons di.,. c eaceed OKM a ft's a world that 1átvI with rock 'a' roll here. be a on the niwod, the 1111610111t, the Because rock 'a' roll Is hard th- shlhffii Ipjll@L W9111611111111. to dance to." 't dop...b.egi. eagle (ftIug the sessul __ Another thing. Claim ___ gpi .1 noisy eagle. Don't go,... ____ 14'tI'dM. ilsoes, 1kb anpi; "1rs's Newod spin.c Is 'Dbeco 8kb: "Rock Is ___ furno" (Doubleday-Del. It appeals to the rough, So b, '.ar end. _ _____ You om got p, $11), HIbb's flashy maclw types Women new ft's 14 LaUytohel)ywMhtppssd novel about a Studio $44yps liked rock very much. They people. It's always _hap. clshflghtlngtodayemtap.1 Ilk, deco music." IINS ____ and New York's pisiediag _______ 1100. Going to a deco, 1kb pining. You om CNn. swirl. A name-*opptag says, I. a unique kind of 1I Te tim i—f s, of spoof, the trade-stud - 50dM euerlesace. OM "The COUPON Boy Makers" The pros and tons ofre.nt developments in I r h... Friday, Oct. 26, 1979—S the people or things from Moogo. Maybe you've forgotten By HOWARD SINER NEW YORK (NEA) - The beat goes on. To the tune of $4 billion a year. Lured by the thump, thump thump of non.dop mericans music, 40 million America-.In 1979 will jam more than 20 (XX) disc from coast-tocoast. And those loud, hypnotic songs keep booming. In radio, TV films and recorcis "Whatever you think about It - no matter how much hate it - can't you clicking your fingers or tapping your toes" says disco expert Porter BIbb. of Is here to day. It's a kind of ioclal phenomenon." YM less than five vein ago iVaco music flourished (11de'0td) only in a few tig cities among, for the most part, blacks, Hispanics - and gays In lPlS, "Satiday Night Fever,' the anash the X - , "• b refresh you: Flash MlngttmMercileu. making sets, costumes OK. Now, In England, miniatures, props, Gordon is a comic-book . character with no super. producer Dine DeLaurentlis whatever. I watched one is making "Flash Gordon." man painstakingly •. -Its ''° biggie In the assembling glass beads for a "Star Wars" and "Super headdress that will be worn SERVICE ... man" tradition, briefly by an extra in the .. Our Pactery Trained Technicians Service -They let me on the set and beck row of a crowd scene. there was Mongo - all red He sold he'd be flui1ied In -. 5:00 ALL MAKES SATURDAY andgoldwltha startling blue . soie SPECTACULAR cj of Imported sky. All manner of strange Cki another ad Is the scan. Coverage of a 10.round light -. ______ and trucks. OCTOBER17, 1575 heavyweight bout between creatures were strolling the for the nearby planet Our prices Will James Scott and Jerry Colasstreets as Flesh, Dale and Arboreal full of trees, where pi,asantly.sprlw ,.,. .tine from Rahway State Prison MORNING Zarkov were ushered Into they play a deadly kind of in New Jersey; Part 5 of the BAIRD.RAY DATSUN Ming's exalted presence, tree roulette. mere . World's Strongest Men compe4444 N. 17fl Longwesd, Ph. Ul131S "OK," called the assistant series of connected tree (2) scouNTRY FISHING titlon. director, "I want all you dumps, with a hole in each - -- Mangrens . r i i•- SINIUUVU --.. -- -- 5 30 _uv, .1PJ THIS 5 THE (1 (JIG SAILING, - • ___ ida intithood by when we ask for action." to prove AFIOON ____Ida hand In a hole. A But the neat time, he diihig called them Mongolians not monster, lurks In one of the 12:30 SUNDAY Mongans. And the time after dumps, and If Flash gueues MOM POTiAU. _____ RUDY HUBBARD that, they we Mongoloide. wrong, It Is far.w.0 to the OCTOBER21, 1575 Sam Jones slam. as Flash Gordon Since this tome Is obviously whole picture. too critical, I suggested to Flash ____ is played by a comic boek somewhat, . nimgn. Thst'ea percent ____ p.i'y.ge3 oJIo director MIke Hodges thet MwMner,abandeomeh$mk that new Flub In fCiThS J1I In Mx )W$, perhaps Mangesue would be nemid Sem Jr. Jones They I130 400 wetb.n star. DeLaur.ntils believes better. Or, perhaps, - hope hell emerg. from this •DIMDA MOM FOOTBALL Of course, they are - "Flesh Gordon" will be IN 0011SWOOLD AFTERNOON Mongooses. powerfully as Christopher ...iut -- - ___ whatever ft me NASCAR 500 stock car racing from Whatever tihy are, they - Reeve emerged from big es they all hops. And they dtaractw Is known around Charlotte. North Carolina; a _____ are also pisiuthig _____ a huge are all over the' place. "Ssçerrnan." His ),Mi11 ____ theworldalthougli,oddiy,he ___ 1200 tirat.qound match in the Leg. DeLsursutila, who never -lady, soother newcomer, Ii merdaidiMXgpush, with lo 'called Flub Gordon from BoIlng settee ends of peni dh*a on cod, han rented Mx Melody Anderson. Some hocks, con* books and- all - everywhere but - France, Delue. Team National Gymo.en MCKAY .osmd stages elDerienced actors back ws4. .J n.-Iiu&...1 a. niwwu —k— . so- I.--- -en -- uq ____i ______ for men viiuui.av —. — -- at Shsppustos '--ii r iuit thion up -ZeskOY , L'ErlaIr. MIug 1. Max Von Sydow. - DeLaur.ntIIs won't say Hodges, the English 11:30 They - have apdated the exactly how much this will director, did "Get Carter" ____ CHARUI P15.1. " a) (4)• TU OLMIIO Covet •oou. FOOTIML '75 cod. - He probably doimt't and "The Terminal Man" op.OI S MM1d-a-half that Weekly highlights of lisy NCAA even bow yet. Besides he and many English cornoured raceS for ftvee-ysar- osts tfootball are says, he believes the public merciala. He still does old, and up from A4utduCt ed.________ __ y IUI NM. Trick in Oueene. New doesn't like to hear about cnmerdals and says he York. -i tIX) adtOfltafllcal figuran woo do se an%r - "they make the public on commercials and nervous." - features. ALII aj boop goIng up and Thu Is, by two the biggest TN ap," he says. "If they con- fiIni he'sdone. He says It Is '' 5*T..SUN " UnueattIuargs,Itijt fiat - "we are playing ,• Iatlreeyewsorsoltntayno games here, but ft's daun"ILOODLINE a _ be economically tiag." longer Til SAt findble to make movies at DeLmurs*ils 1101$ the ad sN iN _______ ____ NAM 0 Iloesid and Martin Sheen eta sue. Ml." constantly, looking over the SATURDAY '' featured In Brian Moori's He say. the first movie he director's shoulder, ad. ___ —,I - of t: , made In the United States - Vising, 111(5.MIng Hodges gg 17,1575 Iis ciui over ths Intirprila"Sirptco" In 1173 - c* $3 says that doe't bother him tion of their faith. ''IIktnHessysthattodayto - "I let him mard around ______ O SAT. mak,thstm,fllrninthe wdwhinhelsavesloliootft __At the field CI artificial riproduc- $ (2) PBB5Øo ROAD :11 ______ Sports On The Air Specials Of The Week _ 1cM way Would cost $11 my way." 01117 • Most Successful Of. All - - a AUCTION A bid-by- the close of the CM War, in tion areexamine. - pitone extravaganza - where es-Union Army officer (Mufismto his family 1:00 anylhingan1Nngw*be ,,i Old.. auctioned to the highest on the plantation where he we. (I) 5 fllON R once a sieve end Pools 1W ( kdanw,od All) CI Ira _____ (Kris Kttelof$erson) to buy It. leads neighboring white land. SUNDAY 4part I of 11) owm STEA KABOB —:DINNER FOR TWO - COMPOSOr r - • let S1S1 I. 511111111? -.. S fSW4 pass I; #.aksd to'i.me the most ad performer In music" .gwawtd ____ of all and will ho recognised U tbe,vb, 17 gases? sech be Lssulon on (. 24. .-.•: • The events sfl of 1510 ft and our economic tualion ____has r D1s . 00 od in am$ -votowmewome = gW"" weSton baten : • , d O lick-of le, id I eupisses' Mire -- lbs ______ u In the - sub; he's made a record hand .sprsss their feelings 5 NIJNNINS PENCE TIIS end Siets ehotIt l apflfl's adventures of imovative artist pg pINtS etiLidini. ChrislO in his struggle $0 canstruct a controversial, 24-mile . tio — easri MONDAY ii.o.em California _______ ____ ocumenled Or 'me - — w — be the okIL. Nor In It eapsan sSunbelt of 15 decs, thut m psspie i an s,s as esW. most t, sumosodi reoss Paul McCutn.y as c. edof CISdiN r — ubeue and 100 , t!_MC!IdutN', In dIN ___ .i._ LIt___L-i_ -- - - S IIAUIITII, 1101W' SlullUlulili ISIS 'M IwuINS TU ISDAY ... ..... .'.'.,,'e" ------_a-._,_• '.•"." ..... .(u4*.öU' - _- ___- ______- ----- a •. ... ... ...• ...•.- .TY-fl•U -. sssa eudua1 and thuoks Offer Expires ot ijul srees pppsr Served______ wiSh ebolea of $675 101110C. 21. 1911 1yldsul sated aid halter. MOmIUJS 1 ___ NOVEMBER MA*A' au BP.avron Loveoy looks of She controversY iurroundln the teen-age prison film "Scared Straight," and the (Ups ---------- '5WE %flf QUALITY YOUR WAY EVERYDA Y Dpji lose lolyteorase,. ireverd. valussa, C•PSII$S• - Duse I . • v ---------------..................------------------------_..___. _•_..•_ - .-.. _• -..... • .. 1. a ' 41 T-3 Ikk jspSisu ed *Is Ceuon) mrs omen reaction of American nuns to • no ceoo in coauncvson onsceunms. a' . - a ISce , hush HPIWS - ow Fresh Sshsd Pie er the Poø.. vi11 Marten. Sand I on this we OCTOBER *1175 7$IJØS Trevor • ______ N11 1,1575 .. " °f ____ •mj THURSDAY oO __anwilngn.wThreeMits with sirloin s "The Crash Of lNS 1 too ______ so" Vdvo bets to protest the move loudly S Tender 1111111=0 ce Simwuit and violently. WALL snu (Conclusion) today are examined and •TIS Poo" Cr T$ MU ISLAND P.nne1vanta COMPeted- hot S _____ * OCTOBER K -- ... ..... -- - - �- :'- - -..--- ..,_._.. - .-.- ---.-.----.- .. .-.... • 1 ---.--.-.-.— . ------.----------- .. -----.-------- - FVWI,ftL so FRIDAY John Colby,:. ju*te 6 SAT RDA "Sky Heist" (CF (1975) Don Meredith, Stefanie sleeves. aold thieves (11/2 Hrs) curs • 1:00 NEWS — DICK CAV2T`I` $10 (2) Z NEC NEWS (4)CSS *50 TV AUCTION A bid-by. *50 MOVIE "The Bible" The (1966) George C. Scott, Avs Angels head for a luxurious Gardner. The story of man's health spa to probe the murder creation, his subsequent ta' of a magazine reporter who and his Indomitable will to sur- was Investigating the resod. vivo despite the odds is g*- SU NDAY - •THE FIN •$tjj30 SMI_STER 100 THE LAW AND YOU • • MOO E Enterprises - •jc)nojI , - THIS IS THE UPI AGRICULTURE U.S.A. I èiOUNS D 1:45 C*I.RJSTOPHIN CLOSE-UP 6$ COMPANY $INDAY SCHOOL ORtJM (1)1) MAM.O AND THE MAGIC NEWS MI MACHINE pITIJpJOp HEALTH INALWELL, 3 710 PINE lIELS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SUNDAY MORNING FAITH FOR TODAY David Hart0MI Mitt interviews Helen Epstein, 9~ Of "Chlldfsfl Of The JOW 00 ' (2)(1) • uovis ___ ' •-' . _______ -. S rust n . ri iou , S , . J. 4. D. - - , . . . . 1 J . .. 1 . S ___ " %jJ) 5, 5S 5 .. . •; ' S MTIMOCN ____ 1110 . _ a • -2'. A . ' . . ...•. S. • .• -.•.,••:. .' . S __ (3)MbWS "Whet Even HappaM 10 Baby Jens?" (5/W) Sells Dsvle. ieiCraw' (' slits's, ' ' , • S ., '.'.'.': C NEC LATE MOVIE "Final Crash" (1973) Jane Fonda, aua uaa moo MOMMMMMMMM • I Women High Court app"T 1. FUIIII 1$ Iah$ (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME and Julie, left homeless J.rd, .sw a uMseesMy of Max While his airline Is on strike, TOM pr.Jsi.si. _____ . - S S 5, S kUua all Nm) ..............T" VHit.AG0WI'$)ftTS.[IA ... - MEN MOMM ___ UJIWSI :N"............ - NONE MOM _____ _ ____ — :='$ V MMM S :, ' is MILE ISLAND Pennsylvania residents living near Three Mile Island express their feelings and fears about last spring's nuclear power plant accident. 1110 a• , ' (MI "IWS,Eye, SinGs" ft1SS)DiskVanDp*i,Jen05 sANjLL4.et, ticie. ..i.' to he drabsil, 0.5 s WW 1J5 ($ IihIli•IUfl . .c Csg. of's .*eRNt VI NrsI • *•• , . . 5 ' . ' w Me S... ' CL0 'liii ageof a to" l old,anp.frAeduSS. 1110 NesS Track in Otaene, NeW. (3)0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Noes: Michael Sarah. flU LINE..............OuW, Keith Oft - t Gravity S S.' S 1_I: (2) (4) 0 6 4 NEWS 5 THE PEOPLE OF THREE now decide to move In with Barbara 2. to sM'W N, MM. and Ann. dle "11 ckvdt U. sleaells .1 5 THE ASSOCIATES Eliot t of TBAL L dicidis to risk his career and & M.ASL1 (4) 5 NFL FOO 2. (Joined In Progress) Green Bay eke on the hells senior partner in a killer game filter 111111111gli I Packers at Miami DoIPhImi 0IS$1yL1 SCOOP 5*4UARCS40P.. racquetball. of ce's 'spots,, bring back 0 OUNSMOICI 4. MOk Ur Glickurl. 1:00 COMicling lnIrmatiofl for me • NOVA "Icarus' Children' ALICE When Mel Insin. prsfssii' it C.lsabIa SChool nswspaper feature. The struggletO fly with nothing CS top competitor UMsur* aches of Law In his (PaII2oIIHN)... but manpower is exemplified uates thatout only to get Mel's Yt __ by one man. who succeeded asked Flo s, COMPA' with an aircraft of cardboard, siciet chill recipe. Flo gets .1_I , * II1SItV AND and gulls: aluminum tubing and piano mad SNORE 1'Olsastir On The ChIIr d O5pahSIY Its wire (N) Coastlifler" (Premiere) William Shatner, Lloyd Bridges. A 1:30 gs-siita . 5*ILD KINGDOM "Wodd •' • .d • enginser wnper$s me liveS of .....s. - -• .1 bisftk,' Of The Lapps" (Pal 1) hundreds wiien he sets, two s:• asS trains On o tolILslonCOUrdSwith' IBIS CIUPSI saw TI? • kind of (Ilia to U.S OI*IMI TH EATRE MsSq, 5MmTSDS 4 'Aw is 5 s se@dWm Ill Lo For Lydls" Lydle_l. determined so make an ehlb of Ilonofherseilaladaflciklitl, 5, C *r ,811" 001.011 UI. 5n$ At $55" 'mMiw*dli. Edward of meets a "*W"woman. Bid u"M .. (PadGat 1) (31 low vellum •. a , S. ___ _ 'S MORE i'.3o • S . ' *411_ROOM "Flaming Feather" 410 (C) (1952) SlidIng Hayden. *115111 WiwiarI. * band of vigI- 0 P-TROOP WeIss ridsitO Wj:reecue of a' 4:45 Whils woman Captured_ by a NFL TODAY ktdi~ (I Oft 112 *5.) 500 '• - . MEE - . .. uu• •• aa 11.'00 I ' ' aau ___ ' $ Maac Uk a. .___1s4.ii OMENEMMEMME Evensford has never seen. (Part 601121 1040 (I) 0 PRIME TIME SUNDAY Candidat.s ,, •. . , , OF ALTERNATE VIEW CHANGE "Faith In Numbers" James Burke uncovers the pattern of relationships that link the waterwheel and one Of the mod ern world's most useful and potentially chilling invenlions.' the computer. MENEM _____ . ,, (12) BOSSY POWDEN FLORIDAREPORT 1:00 (2) NFl. FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Buffalo Bills at Detroit Lions; New York Jets at Houston Oilers _______ '. .. . are present, ••••• MEMNON • __ ___ ___ contests . 10 - . SPECTRUM S COLLEGE FOOTBALL ' Weekly highlights of key NCAA MEMO 5 ____ ' Support Division. (Part 1) 1 ' ONAL FUL WORLD "Gus The Pigskin Mule" Two con men (Tom Bosley. Tim Conway) are hired to kidnap Gus and prevent him from helping the California Atoms win the Super Bowl. (Conclusion) (B) (4)050 MINUTES 0 HALLOWEEN II GRINCH NIGHT A strong wind carries a young boy away from Whoville and to the top of Mount Crumpit, where he faces the fearsome Grincli In this animated Dr. Seuss fantasy. (B) AN S CONNECTIONS: - Donald Sutherland. Several MEMM MWMMMMM madcaps living in a junkyard t decide to embark on an all-ou OMMMM spree aboard a restored World AMMMEM (4)ADAM-12 In separate hellWar II airplane. (B) copters, the officers pursue a OMEN OMMMEM ) FLORIDAI .ta8an Iinht aircraf t Wart ''p ,ggj STALKER ' 1(01á301LJTES 35 Physici an chak searches for a bizarre ACROSS Holocaust," and paper League 15 Mauna — psychologist • PRO AND CON VIC. his 18 Actress Lily 36 EnglisP air it c monster who shrouds Biuno Bettl.tielm. a survivor of (12) NFl. FOOTBALL New York (abbr.) I Tax 7:30 — owner swamp moss. Producer tlms in slimy 5 Actress Jos43 the Holocaust. THE HALLOWEEN THAT Jets at Houston Oilers 20 Actor Richard 37 Those in off JUKEBOX Guests: April Darryl — sica — of S S WASHINGTON WEEK IN ALMOST WASN'T Jealous 2:00 — Ice and family the leadership which Dracula Wine, A Taste of Honey, II Fountains REVIEW(R) VOICE OP VICTORY 39 Tired out Peaches & 12 Tropical fit-45 Actress — 22 Daybreak Graham Parker, among has (Judd Hirsch) NOSONIC THREE (2 words) (comb. form) Wood , • srd monsters, the Halloween Witch Herb. IIOOSES 40 Monday stake 23 Exist Poker TODAY NFL 13 "an (comb. 48 (4)0 ( M arietta Hartley) refuses to fly 0 AFTER HOURS RDIlJMSARD (French) 26 Old English 49 Medicine WRESTLING foim) WALL STREET WEEK and may cause the annual boll. 1200 MY Poo" 42 Pact of west (abbr.) against pois' Over l4Hors.quar' spooks and goblins to (4) MOVIE "Mind em nations ISSAMIIIT( 26 Toward oning tens "Ther&s Growth In Them day of Murder" (Premiere) Deborah 15— 44DoginPeter 60 Biblical 27MyseIO Stocks" Guest: Charles be canceled. . 1:30 Raftln. Andrew Prins. A beautiPan edth's home 29 While in MASH Allmon, editor of "Growth six SUNOAVMflSI 30 Note of the 46 Seine NBC MOVIE "One ful model with psychic powers 17Pipeconnoc. 61 Late actor (IJUARLO AND THE MAGIC Stock Outlook." (B) (2) 46 President's. scale — Power tlon Flew Ovur The Cuckoo's Nest" becomes the target of a mass ME MACHINE daughter 2 00 Th re toed 3' Jack Nicholson, Louise murderer when he learns she 62 Den is 18 Toward the ORAl. NOSINTS 47 Winter (4)0 NFl. FOOTBAU. Tampa (1975) • sloth Fletcher. A high-spirited and the only person Who can identi'. mouth hazard 32 Lunar feature Bay Buccaneers at Minnesota DOWN *9 Formerly 110 totally unconventional men is fy him. 50 High railroad William 34 Seep Actor t Vikings 21 Teachers' (3) OUTLOOK instltumental 5 GREAT PIRPOP.MANCU committed to a suim*v MORNING lion, where he proceeds to dls2 Completed 24 Total "Live From Lincoln Center: rupt 5115 general order and KIDS AM PUOPLITOO 3Yoangox 25 Hebrew Street Scene" Eileen Schauler, ORAL ROSUNTS leads other patients In a pro. (pro,. Etig.) msass. Catherine Malfitano, William MWM strict nurse. are test against their 26 Tiny particle 4 Steamship Chapman and Alan Keys (sbbn.) 27 Actor — SOIPEL 3.55.5 JUUS. featured in the New York City (B) ARCHIE SUNKEN'S 5 Pleasantry Alien Opera's production of Kurt (4) 5 PLACE AiChie filiallY begins SKktd of quartz 26 Corrode WeIll's 1947 English-langUage me restaurant add of ,30 Look toward 7 Grease 0MOVIE "Never 'Give A • have nto his An Even BrUit" (S/W) opera. PNI4S Castor recuuilly 33 Charged par. 8 Special abill structlon halted by a shortage 2:30 (1941) W.C. FIIØS, Gloria Joan. Jea tides ty isd d* bs would he 3S Five hundred øCompsss A man plemtInglomanvyelthsr 5 MOVIE "Adventure" olmoney. direction I itOlfIfl or her daughter ends (BIW) 1946) Clark Gable, S MONK S NINDY On the husiursd tothe flM fifty-one title Eastern Acharming sail10 spooky Halloween, Broadcast en Garson. a"of (1 1/2 G re losing both of them, wan toaIlIHu1t 8aprsme 36 UP II Seacoast 39 SOOII or sweeps a quiet librarian off its from Mindy's pest invade His.) icon hive 40 Money bar' her feet and then deserts her the apartment, causing fimi.. Cot. H. may SULSOTRIC COMPANY (N) do es if to opport wilty to 14 Mentally corn' lure rowed their child. (2 to topple and roomsuntil the birth of 1010 patent rors of J1k. Wmn 41 Amer. News' change colon. 1/2 Hrs.) (2)751.1 ARONII CAMPSUU. Impending CONNECTIONS: AN Brennan's S 410 SH VIEW OF prove accerMs. MOVIE 'Soldier 0$ ALTERNATE (2'j (C) (19531 Clark CHANGE "The Wheel Of whlds women would Be Kids dIscen Fortune" STUCIC Fortune" James Burke traces CMAW Uses won Hayward. An at Talcolt Moun- Gable, Susan the development of me modern Mill $ciancs Center 'in Aborts American photographer Is res- production line from its unez- the leading cisdindiri In s cued from Imprisonment in Red pected origin s in mysticism racal* COICSICUS, (N) of nsaly 2,060 China by law by ii tosdiri and astrolog) 1, .10:10 • • • • , (3) (12) VEDOOLEY S ANOTHER VOICE 12:30 (2) CHARLIE PELL (4) ADAM 12 The officers take to thp air as they begin a speclal assignment with the Air football ed. CROSSWORD ] • Guest: Paul Volker. Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. 510 ( CHURCH SERVICE THE UVING WORD 1111WPOINT ON MJTRI . ___ i000 12.00 CI) NOISY SOWDEN @l'i CHARLIE PELL 0 JOHN MCKAY 5 ISSUES AND ANSWERS ILVU A UETTUI WAY • _____ pniday, Oct,u. 19fl-7 . ivenInpisrsw,si.FI,. - _____ HOT000 . . aw recounted. SM SHIRLEY (Premiere) A wld- (3) THE•NSWLYWID GAME 12:30 phone •ztravaganza where OW (Shirley Jones) laavss New anything and everything will be York City with her four children (4) SOUL THAN (2)1COIY4, auctioned to the highest to Start i new life in Lake (4) CRACICIMAREIN. Tahoe, California. only to find. bidder. being ILVflfl*t. "Heaven Knows, . their now (1987) Robert Mr. AihsoW' (C) IJ0S1 700 arrival d Mitchian, Deborah Kerr. A (2) THREE'S A CROWD T' Marine corporaland a AUVI find -. (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY 1:00 that they're the only ones on a "" "' '"" 4 ARM Edith's honesty infuriates AND (3) ROCKFORD FILES Pacific Island until the JapaArchie when he learns that left a note on a car which she Rockfordshifts tie *ttifltlOfl to nose arrive, (I Hr. 56 Mina. ) WOMAN Outlaw" (51W) (1939) John Crystal Oayle.' dented, but which was unoccu- the "palimony" court caft II) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS Wayne, Ray Hutton. The Bad. 1:00 Hill, HAW. Guests Ten. star's ez.gldInvolving a rock pied. (2) 0 MICNT SPECIAL men harass Innocent victims nesa•e Ernie Ford Cristy Lane. OflIti!'$ 710 friend after SItS P.M. MAIPZINI throughout the Old West. (1 .5LAWRENCE Qjj best friend Is Pound murdered. Hosts: Peaches and Herb. (2) SAY CITY ROLLINS OJOKIR'SWILD . Guests: Elton Join, Olivia (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY Hr.) (Conclusion) Thl CROSS-WITS . 710 THE 0W= OF HAZ. Newton-John, Bonnie Pointer, i MOVIE "A Thousand MINUTES (4)5 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 720 (51W) (1965) j ZA When Boss 4ogg claims MaUreen McGovern. ANIMALS ANIMALS AM-Clown(51W) that Bo and Luke arsdemdand SMOVIE . Search For The MASS "Animals Of The Robards, Barbara Harris. A (3[) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN joint a robbery on them, the Gods (C) (1975) Kurt Russell, Mountains" social worker convinces an am Richis seeks advice on unemployed writer to get his (3) CHIPS Ponch Is wlmuchts I,1.p.. Stephen McHattle. A priceless - job back and marry her so that ously Injured while pursuing a dallion leads threeyoung semz$ ." nate ghosts to prove their innopeople on a deadly quest Ion • being embarrassed ,, two he won't lose custody of his masked motorcyclist who has 1:00 IVIdflCS of ancient visitois to roughnecks in &ant of We date. staged a series of robberies. nephew. (2 His.) ) DAY DUCK 1000 Eiachisd Earth. (2 Hrs.) THBWftVWWGAW MOVIE "The MIGHTY MOUSE I S THE LONE SEARCH "TM CS (4) 5 (2) 0 IISCNIID Chosen Psoplo" Ronald Lyre ShOotist" (1976) John Wayne, RFAMILY FEUD 110 visits the Walling Wall, syns- Ron Howwø. An aging gun 0M'A'$'N For a Pow days. tries to clear Captain Finnerby Ipg th.'4077th has no casuaiiies, (Alan Oppenheimer) of a gogues, a traditional sabbath lighter dying of cancer Is thai. SPANTWR""CY but when me fighting picks up, charge of shooting an unarmed . '' evening meal, schools and lsngsd toe final shoot-out. (B) -2:31 . 110 Seen-ager. It's back to business as usual STPIE 1101 NM Stanley buys (2)0 CASPER AND ml museums. (N) ®.DALLAS While on a S NEWS. Helen an ant" clock from pps.s,s ho"" trip, Jock becomes me the back of a van that looks NATI . • Shady Lonely target of a vengeful man he " 5*mouui ' . lust like me one stolen from SPECIAL "The At Sunny Acres" Iremember. (51W) (1963) Henry Siha, EllisDonymen Portuguese dory doesn S TV AUCTiON (OONT'0 both Monigowiery.. An NOW (g) pp SY men spend mcndts eon, on . boy,raieedbyaIIt1fliflgUiulI- ®•INJSS SUNNY I ROAD INAIIMUAMUSIC me AIIIMkI fishing for Ced l. 11:00 'V is CONNECTIONS: AN RILIUfl -. their 164005 bosS,. TECTIVE 'SCHOOL Nick w vengeance on the enamlas of , 5 PL*STIOMAN w w ALTERNATE VIEW OF SDE (3)S THE INCISI1 CP.arisns as bait to trap a s s' . ( pm*srs" use Jt30 S CROCKITT'S VICTORY Banner's III. is endangered psychotic stalking the gor• p. TC.. UT Guest host: 55 Mine.) James when he been s itt. assisiwsl (3)0 Sem of r onellips that link geous masseoe.e of a health le ae and ont. of me WL eo me ; ,i ' A 4'5 flOSS U55hi fltOdilfl W0ri • 510 j . and potentially d.tlIIIng Ntvsn. (2)OSJ AND THU WAR a I WW S SUPER 0D SLO" tsorm—lc i($3 . StisrlNCin'sdsugltler(Audrey . 11151Hui ,_w Lendeis) announces that she's $? . i4 q'b-PPN? Ar. yes dwsyu •H'STOY0URHUALTh orsier to rse inanying i LRs,,,ssp1 :.1ii. s. D 5rls Soo as ItiT hanisit from w ja nclscus him from (1970) James . s?... M k . to MWVY her Iath_'5 . *30 sdPord OIINW An wNiti• 961111 bmf (INSIrI ybs. mAAM for ow man for I~ft~ b= dwi Not BOAT Gopher Via for FM ii WeMb 4011111111 W bwk in N6 fleme Is IV . dir? 6&06 M W " ceutid his blInJnssL (1 1/2 S. Ms as Sia Anderaw) who miust ps ' euu 1i - 1 NMI m 11:00 escape Ike wrath of her mean , vz m. $IS.SNNsS1 ? ' 'I°SP afld'SSipiIlIrs to i4 gl * IDSpIIESMkSS, psiyesWsu11I..t C'5UE5 p Irses, Apsrtass$: We ptt*sarssrasaelngsr ac ES yes Wiltipoft anwas*.dowboy ' RISMIR tolbockton. 1000 5CI*$N00MIN 1. PITS 715 .iiili S. pN (3)0* MAN CALLED S1jI'. OIIC 5PSOV$TWS_"Two To Get i — SLS ,Sieene.end a, bumkISr yew 111W 'flasdw" An rpMeiil Seen-age NCMPSlj, ' heMoigait lather ds:::iniates hImsail .oi. YOUR TURN blifl blOnd, àIN ii..... Fairchild) aHint to reoover a Iii.wvwe • from his wile's coetlon. (N) miol'obi5. S - Law" Oveets: Mary Ann SINS, Mist tks , • lift VICS prISUIIIi* of Aiusciassd L%A11TV., = ISLAND A SIIIM • I tIUWS $5 t" _U 11* industries ani J.*aaiser iwing. . d seft dalsoln in 'a PASIM) NO W C4 Florids D" 1h deadly battle witPs the Red molt, and a woman (Diana ØUNSS "Child Abuse" Ile 'Casova) who temporarily Tub.. vkflm.. of 0110 abuse p,"' fl ' *1 lidsM e@61 III, lien youtithil beauty 11111101101111 IP "1 Is',sillplo —- arid men. -lallslnlovewilha Bi'L.e$alk'abeulpwntsedlo 1111 ... . I •. 9 -4110 .a •ASONEWS (3)0 THE JEFFENSONS 0 IN SEARCH OF... SONCE UPON A CLASSIC :The Old Curiosity Shop" The THE BAXTERS owners of a puppet show seek ® TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A a reward when they discover seemingly confident socialite that Nell and her grandfather (Celeste Holm) confronting a are running away. (Part 4 of 10) serious injury proves to b a frIghtened, lonely child. 6:45 S MASTERPIECE THEATRE (4)0 NFL TODAY "Love For Lydia" For Lydia's 21st birthday, her aunts throw (2)0 DISNEY'S WONDER- a party the likes of which October 28' 'S.. MORNING •N • 800 , IfICS. THISSTHENF1. 12:30 CAMERA THREE 'Modern (2)THIJETSONS / Juilliard String J •TANZANI SUPER SEVV4 In Concert,' Quartet Contem. FOOTBALL CAA porary jazz and classical musi. pjy HUSBAND LIVING ENVIRONMENT clans combine their styles In John Lewis' "Sketch" and "Earth, Sea And Sky" Gunther .Schulesr s Progres. slon In Tempo." ..a.i SCUL TRAM WONSTUNG T HE YEARS "Play" 1:00 110 STAN TREK As the . (2) (4)• NEWS 1:30 Enterprise approaches its pjp, .IE2 NEWS .no kMnftW to . 61011111W. 700 (2) DONAHUE "Marital Rap." ,.' 1 " chool Experiment" Guests: Attorney Mini South. 2:00 in Janet Oilier "Wyoming (3) THE MUPPITS Guest' (2) MOVIE MORNING Powers. Los Angeles lnvsstlga- to an old magician who has tots take tothekyinhlliCoPsecrets as well as ricks Up hisers pair of EVENING • .. MOVIE - Y U a haunted mansion and 4cmentavy `up' the mansion's dead Owner during Octob.r 27 :. - •. •. •• •.. . ... ' •.• - :'. ,•-. .... • L.. e I p I do a S so L _if ,'f _S • ! ." Ai__ Lw::. . , •. . ,..1 - .-_ •!. •.'. .•4. ,' 5' j.'. �frt 8 ;;.i - - -- -- —S.— - - - • I [1 - i—Ivs&uig "we M, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. 26, IM Janssen st . irowback Pro A to the jour. he's - - I M , a " r Ve t" M o I L . I_ dud ..T1 olwng,1m1w.ndto mr ituIr a few s,sidrneslV IhidW IgSrt.ai be pey hiulu.. S a of uduuihe 'TN war _____ — at WJL** SIlK The £II*J1$ So NKMS Ij CIIMG , Ni drus So can. PeppIg Sn atilse im.s heis emugis Wis moe. 1$. Z I- E'Pk1 my." 1 II_ 111M a -. — we a so PIK ____ S_.& - —, yeus -I— __ o,s's' e Wit, _ - .-- ma Ihevea MA 1 dIus sad.., _ of piest sa.$Mw.daS at IM NIN. SI1PJffS - — ... pear "COSWadSni Satsiar" I of aj SSCP0N*IV I ____ accidentally loses her magic Investigation into a supposedly wand after changing two accidental murder leads Baryoungsters into their favorite naby to a comptroller embez- INoSo Ni _ O4-rANg.e INC- £611VZ AJP INS *as •,o N0Ø as a"lsii, ani paiN Ni ,esswosi MI, a *wsarlØir - 1f1 O~ THE NAME CL.0 6I(iJJ OF A TV RiES - AR. rc -- LISSISI (lCd. SnI buy N. lion I - - .NEW We bei I heew • , ad J %? at ,.anse rand iøiis boom a \ d AMU Oft - e VA esdØi to uI hi wr..vd - at,. FiNer IiiNv. Mo manasi an aj-is mIluJia$ m a $ Adam l. IT'S A BIdR ---\ 46's flLL s a m" fthn ft" TM - I-I an 5dM. Npld Th A Is Mr moas. w vow in 0 - * . - .1 ____ V "vr .1,1 - — juth,N4dstiss Li - 1' .-.--_- -. '-- ----V 0M ___ ____ - - V.. — was Kitten. DEAR DICK: Why are you so rude to the people who write in questions? Most of either putting people down or you have a smart answer for them. Unknown City. DEAR DICK: I really enjoy your column. I like the way you answer questions. Can you tell me If Lisa Todd of ' Haw" Is Elizabeth Taylor's daughter? ROBERT, Dalagerfield, Tea. I'm not rude or putting people down or trying to have a "smart" answer — just trying to have a liWe fun, which most of my readers understand and enjoy. If you 'don't enjoy It, don't read It; I don't recall twisting your arm, Robert, Lisa Todd is [Ax's daughter. DEAR DICK: Are Geraldine Fitzgerald and the late Barry Fitzgerald related In any way? JACK DOYLE, Fort Lauderdale. Fl.. No. Barry was born William Shields, and Geraldine Is a genuine Fitzgerald. your responses ssiary j1*I1WJ.UJTlJI1J1JLWJWA ---_ * Dj'5 RECLINER . I - • - '" [*UP SPIclAl.S 5d011515 - / 11 RN ALL- YOU -CAN EAT 'Ca'eb Logs .......................... .. U.lI.d Skimp Sivff.d .Mu Lsbstsr .......$1$.5 .................. WTINUU , CHILDUN'S Phd SXCLUDID PROM THIS. SPICIALS. S.RRY No TAIl OUTS-niwiso ROOM ONLY . anooi*isuu 95 S I_I - Pric rA,S&U1 II • SEAFOOD • ALL D(N$UORDERS $irvedWitbCatle. OrTes—Seupa Salad Bar And A Glass if Our Pleura Wine Free. sn*ucs - ¼4i'f 'V4 DINNER LUNCH owlas - RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 2544 PARK DR. 321-0424— SANFORD PrlvaIs Parties a Banquet Facilities Available * I _ . not - - I I 711 Hee o$77 -- are UNSIGNED from MANSIZE T . :j • The character names were Betty, Bud and Kitten. Elinor Donahue played Betty, Billy Gray was Bud and Lauren Chapin awl*'UTOTie I -.---. "Father Knows Best"? J. POLLARD, Jeplin, Mo. w n't a wew .- - boppened to Irene Ryan of "The Beverly Hillbillies." Is she still acting? M.M.R., Sierra Vista, Aria. DEAR DICK: Will you please settle an argument? Is Ross Mfl1 of "Wild Wild West" still alive? SEA CHANEY, East Sparta, Ohio. Boyd and Miss Ryan are dead. Martin is living. DEAR DICK: What were the names of the kids on $119 * ••. acting R.gvler- .. - — juatslgnedtostarinamovIecalled'phobja,"fodjecor John Huston. DEAR DICK: I was wondering what happened to Stephen Boyd. I have not seen him for a long time and I was told that he bad diet Is that true? R. DUNN, St. Catherine's, Out., Can. DEAR DICK: My husband and I were wondering what DEAR DICK: I am inquiring about a series called "Agalsi the Wind," a 12-bear lag series. I missed some of It, and welder If It will be repeated lat.. Also, was It b.sed.ua book l-Igbtbeahlet.read? Wuilfllnsedes l.catie.? Wes ft British pred.ctle.? MRS. PATTIE BROOK, Maple Rill" BC, Cu. it was fascinating, as It? It will Indoubtedly be repeated but no specific dateihave yet been announced. It comes from a novel, by that same title, written by Richard Butler, and it is available now In paperback from Dell. It was Australian production, and It was all filmed in Australia, as close as possible to where the actual events took place. . P ryu . - DEAR DICK: Now that "Stariky and Hutch" has been cancelled, what are Paul Michael Glaaer's plans for the future? C.M.S., Racine, Win. He Is an actor, so he is looking for Jobs. He has (C, SN.___ a puu CAVITY O,w.it: Jr N be •SSOk •batIiw1umur*es,ad ' PiedaNdaey. IasMusIoieiksansiI —. - 'ofiofthasiS. -• IF a & — -----Is iN.SoS SoiV JVflIN01TIS mmyesabe '• *'!' • *M& $tMIT WIUK Var Sey" (117$) NiN . ad IN toN" .H • -_-. •$ann$I•ø aat ISIS. Will so — swri VIiW'ri LILIlit a mIflW ad arid 1!, m the • -Sidsy are saapiNsd and a ii,s UuflJ.JSd. *.a. 1 PVsN ciesNsar• sre*aMerid : a.susui'v '.skiisIsd bMM i.saa ••.w*StULj• 'w $Nr:T Ni - - III) __ ' • • - C1_iit4.E " ItISON A career. twe zling funds. (H) sters for Halloween. ___ I!!!I 0 la Am~ MI — P.MIM 1 - 1I S dSla at SM CM War, an ALLOMMAY __ -• - I U, Oct. -Ask Dick Weiner true or not? R.T., Ttpp City, Ohio. The movie is based on a book, by Jay Anion, which in - iii. u' 1- .r in 600 usews ____ - udsesIai. ___ Oresill ari of atba * ___ . ____ •nuiiiuis_PINCITN - . pin - Ulm by 111110 1018011111101VIII 1111111 11101111 Friday, •I* I * ?1111 - Siskel munity play tries an it takes to scare us unscheduled- love scene, Fon11:00 zle takes care olCuanova and 2)@)00NEWS taOs the role hlmseft, NOVA "Race For Geld" A UMR PASA, USA? hard look at ft athletic train11:30 I% methods of Olympians (2) (12) PEST OF CARSON around the world is presented. Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Tony Bennett. Bess Armstrong, 5:50 Bob Specs, David Horowitz. (H) (2) 2) WITCW$ PIJONT OUT Gods Radnor provides the (4) THREE'S A CROWD voice of on animated witch who. 0 NARNARY JONES An ._ —- - Gene take a look at monster HAPPY DAYS When movies -- how they started. Marion's leading man in a corn. how they've changed and what °c'° I saw a • examined. MANnAY . My girl friend and I recently movie, "The Amityville Horror." This movie was sop posed tObo true but rlmifl have itlhet It's all abOSL lift DEAR DICK: ft field - ' StoryA Hoax'? , as Ebert cons __ - ityville "., — __ Am true name after the __ -V -- Fl. • Jacksea, . - undercover . ---- - . ....... . — TV ••.•••- Inside Europe off Diamsad" -• THREE'S lot of estimat • - .I my oft" he said. "Bid when a good role in a wor Jaiwu brings tomlndthe projid eom along, 'Id pr.4aisvtMon contract end of the picture. That's you pick your bags and V. players - Gahis, Cooper, Omer aiigi . u "There are a Lay1er and Boiart. 1 o1diftsruiceto me.I jot try ama ileiiiititobSOOIiddIAdhfl duck to their trade, tobsanetrMhu' th a movie. In soms eases ow &'tIi lu liability hi a large bS?k CCad5 arid "There haven't been a lot costars help make your I teicadid t=L and valleys in my dsiMen The main raseun of W 10 Sid to d I&I es I'$ made more thin 111movIes, i 't r rated the work With OSMii' worries lur tncIu the TV variety, hii sqwrdw estagary as an eater who career which goes backam McQueen. cum about 1dfl ilfttr. •rduheto week with Jane 11 years to a coidrad Eided or P at t*lvuIIM Whir. be tiid . mey earn aiz tinw - Fonda, Glands aid 11 pictures. ______aide, r MalAn nifebteldWim to 1117 he starved Is They'd be .'"*e Ill A! Is * 'Richard u1N ad kIlaned ft with Jamiess eseuped beingdewa thus airs - "The typed. Hi's played ISN ft NOW 'IWsy 0" adlio^th.adsr roles ad kr heWhither a , U.S. Treasury hevius mode in mob tolselils hi rails aid ptofsNltra" His ___ ti'rs, the bailer anls vary from 1ev. b.Iws. TV and maim Is MIIIJVS J S ' -A "I BSVUI'I WON" i5ai, V117 - supposedly based on the true experiences of the family inved There are always rumors, always questions — but does It matter? The man who directed the movie, (1) THAWS A CROWD 0 CBS MOVIE "One On Stuart Rosenberg, said this when I asked him If he (4) ALL 54 THE FAMILY P.M. MAGAZINE One" (1977) Robby Benson, Is not germane. The believed it: "Whether or not It's JOICIWi WILD Annette O'Toole. An Idealistic important thing Is — Is it entertaining? The fact that the TP*C11100$-WIT8 college heshman, drafted by a book sold so well is pretty good proof that It is enMACNIIL I LEHRER university for his basketball skills, soon learns the harsh te1Iflfl And if you enjoyed the movie, that's all that F&PORT realities of the scholastic really matters. I doubt the veracity of It myself, but 730 sports world. what's the difference? (1) Tic TAO DOUGH 0 COMPANY DEAR Dill: Flame tell me what (4)H GAIN I 0 WORLD " ThE NEWLYWED GAME F-16: "Sunday Night Mystery Mevie." were. My husband The Arms Sale Of The FLORIDAI slats "Nikt Gallery," with Rod Serling as the host, was Century" politics behind 0THE DEVIL AND DANIEL. the sate ofThe among them. I say so. Cu you settle this? S.T., Copperas the F-16 fighter to MOM This animated fantasy NATO countries are examined. Cove, Tex. tells the story of a young mouse who 511* her soul to the (H) a Wednesday night The show actually started devil in exchange for success 9:30 future, In 1971, with "Cohunbo," "McCloud" and ala loikslnger, and her long. 0 TAXI Bobby and Tony "McMillanand WIfe."ftswltchedtoSundaysa year later, time partner who must bail her become embroiled in fierce with those three, and three new ones were tried Oil out of trouble; singer. competition for the romantic Wednesday — "Banacek," "Cool Million" and songwriter John Sebastian per. attentions of a lovely young lady. forms four original tunes. "Madigan." You will note the complete absence of "Night DICK CAVITT Guest: Gallery." Your husband Is nowhere. 10:00 Joseph WambaUgh. U HART TO HART Jonathan DEAR DICK: I watch "Wall Street Week" an PBS and Jennifer go am to every Friday, aad have weuder.d who and what the dame (2) dt CASM HALLOWEEN trap a killer murdering profes. in to nuttes wend in e beckgr.uad. In my eplalse, IPICIAL. The friendly ghost sional playgirls. she Is utterly superfluses. Dem she have something to do tries to help Hairy Scarsy clear SNEAK PREVIEW Roger and With Rikew? BERNICE FRANKLIN, Stickle., Calif. his practical Siskel review Joker ist accused of some And Justice For All," She Is a lady named Natalie Sells — for some reason, pranks he never pulled In this "Meteor" and "The Avalanche they refer to her around the show as Miss Smythe — who Express" animated special. is the on-camera floor director. Few shows have such an (4)• CU REPORTS "The 10:30 official any more, although In TV's live days, they were Baby Makers" The pros and SNEAK PREVIEW: TAKE common. Her dutIes are to cazy notes, arrange of recent developments in TWO "Monsters In The microphones, cue the various participants, make herself Of artificial roproducMovies" Roger Ebert and Gene lion are generally useful. 7 0O variety category,,,' - Gideon Jackson's (Muhammad All) takeover of the plantation leads neighboring white landowners and Ku Klux Klan members to protest the move loudly and violently. (Conclusion) --The Still And Empty This - (2) FREEDOM ROAD ARC NEWS OF UJNO HUMAN I ART Center" and J. aaun - 9.00 6110 (2) SC N8 4cUsNEWS Waaiuington. ___ . and AngI&s romantic weekend at home Is interrupted by an inept burglar whose identity proves to be a shock to Angie. ART OF RING HUMAN "Territory And Space" "Billing isn't importard. "Inches," he plays an Army Jan. ___ . Obii eto 30 1.00 g eyman adorn of the pod, a I've now argued about it. officer disenchanted with erforiner who works Vve ei asked to have my Laurance Otivier In the role eadily - five IV movies name put laut on the cre&ta, of Douglas MacArthur. year's activities have nd a feature film this year reading 'and David taken him to Korea, Rom, - without aspiratisa to saur.' "Some lestVsig men think London, the Iridi Sea, the reduce or dired. it's ad.p down ths ladder if Isle ofMalh San FreIIClICO He Just, acts. In an era of N.wmana, they don't get the girt at theand the state of His tilw role In "Father IcQusens, R.dfords Dunlon," the prisat who uttys, who make one of can't say I've devoted his life to the leper pictirs a year or lies while colony at WloksI, his fifth ;roduch and-or dirsathig, reached the TV movi, of the year, will be .Tpn goes from one job to played In Hawaii. superstar t IN nest playing a "I don't work hi Hollywood ales, enconcarnsd about top 4 -- - TUESDAY believe any part is worth Ice" and "The Golden Gate 3y VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - pisylig U it makes a con Murders." In the feature film, avid Januen is a trthuticn. -. • .b. fly••q...y.,i.e,.,... I I- V a - - - - TT' L?!_ .*UVI MINIMUM* •OU* J TUIS SAT.0 P.M. Til IAN. 4OCT.DISC , �+- ____ 1 - - --.- I -------- - ---- I - ---------- -- - - ------- ---.. .-----.--- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lwes Of Three Notable To match all that detail. day, Washington bows to Is easily the most 117 By NORMAN NADEL lice. personal, revealing and thOri It thorough aC(UI NEW ,,YORKJNEA jt into But It seems a unitized zes tful of the three Peggy .siiz Of bet ifldOctrlflation , , a 5CCo. COIflruua w IAOnuU, in Ace Patterson aflu vez modern art, so the book has Roosevelt Longworth all wrote It herself. The other scholarly Interest In that other two books. For •jj" in the last two two y n along with being SUCh were bornth th mention of Cisay Patterson, t ry more skillful decadese centu fun to roe typewriter we .— IflCIUM$ ..UY Into families that were However, M 12 hi When the original "Out Of Guggenheim turned roticnt specifies about Alice that powerful and socially ThIs Century first appeared later In life, and her should have been In Telchprominent. They were freespirited, unconventional in 1946, PeW $ widespresid coverage of the post 30 yam mom's book. r allededly t ied to buy Is sketch y and Un- Alice was famous for her girls who matured Into family notoriously feisty ,On on, up the C*N*7b= 48, satisfactory. NevogWas, witty onetliners, of which and new books have jog Peggy had panned her the book an a whole ban sing Uwe we hundreds in Teicbappeared about each of the autobiography with andhwnanity. Few o(salive maimaanecdetal account oI scrupulous alluMm not only an Peggy, Gualmheim ad, her. Igo. Her epitaph tw the three. there the resent cting Modem aft but and maybe we don't WhitillithAllollid And frm B it is Ohio riages, serious Want , who £?omcn, Wav ends. Ciny end Alice to her° quite Harding WasrA a bad did ampsto for the A- lovers and fieding affairs. something to read ab". Sbei regularly fell In Im — whom man. He was lug ll dob.11 Go Martin, tentions of Idaho's Son. Ralph And while she was William E. Borah. Alice wals Pu@iOnAtdY, Wd&ti=tlyo previous biolgraphiss include peeved about her woman, painfully with men totally those of Lady Randolph P011ttC*IIY conservative, she chasing husband (Rep. unfit for She 10"4111MI of Churchill and Wallace never could sodas the of senator from Wisconsin, Nicholas Longwortit of Ohio) a lading relationship. The Simpson (with the pl and No suatims to Ciny, fights, the wham-bam Wales)ban found a forceK JMO McCwft. When the so then, was emnity between courtihips, the lovemaking, colorful subject In "CIy. 1`111811111111111 ri4bsltar met her the two Women for a long the drinking, the jubudiss The Extraordinary Ufe o( p afldisid,"IthlnkI'llMartto time. Other than that, each and the awesome confusion fl_nor Ms&fl Patterson" cell you Alice," the ad him Of such a life were all there. (Simon and Schuster, straight: went her own way. "My gardener may call Two still are. Peggy (She did, at least. Is $14.16), Her grath,, father me Alice, thstrah mAn on Ougg,nheimat$ilslivthgln She Identity Of her lovers.). For the present book, and cousin Berth (Co), my block may call me Alice, her Venitlan home-andrnodsrn.artgaflery, and which Is the former one With RMc(m) .schrw b4 you, Senator McCarthy, Alice heage a diftmAly at adiffitiona, she did am to She adcago Trume in his may Can me Mrs$ 96 In Washington. auy, name names; so we 105111, OWn sri, and her brother, that Joseph Medili Pafl'ssou, eumple, embittered ad a4dj.d to for drink, cIgartis and drugs, "Oblomov" Is playwright was publiohir Of the New Mod at $1 In 194$. Samuel B,chelt. In fact, her York Daily News. So It was "Out of. This Century; lovers Iwlvds Sum. 01 the net nrpdaing that after a Confusions of as Art most brilliantly creative diaadroin marriage to a Addict" * by Peggy UtMI&Mwfkmddw3kb ndldk Pdbb cw&A and OuggesheLa (Universe. century. ISWTM MIII*dint scandals, she via Ifto this newspaper sm binSlS bioi"ilitg .dittw , CHART ' Y • R !II and then Publisher Of N11111111111111111 "Labor:its HIM - , ____ .-a - '•a •- ' ' -- •. - •. *. ___ .., , p.. Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, Jackie Earle Haley. (Romantic Comedy) This American film Is the kind of thing the French do so well: warm, funny, a little romantic, tied up just right. It's set in Bloomington, Ind.. a college town, the summer the local boys, finally realize they ,Inn'f we. ,,,I,,I hs1i,i. "townies." Briefly, It's the . , . Rocky" of bicycle racing but so much better. A fine job by these four young actors. GRADE: A UJNA (R) — Jill Cli burgh, Matthew Barry.(Drama) Th is Is the story of a sensuous widow, an opera Mar, who GENERAL RELEASE becomes physically involved with her adolescent son. The APOCALYPSE NOW (R) Martin Sheen, Marlos acting is excellent (flayburgh shatters her "nice 5111" &*S Robert DIflIL (Drama) This in FTPDCIS Copmold but the film moves fitfully and Is too long Ada points b%-awaitod and very expend" epic — and wortho discreetly warn that parts of the film may be too intense the wait and.the cost. It in a study of the madness of war, for some viewers. U's true, incest is uncomfortable and Coppoli ban created a procession ofInune imagep viewing GRADE: B.aliUI Vietnam and that terrible war to make hill point- It isolong RUNNER STUMBLESO THE (PG) — Dick Van Dyke, and flawed, but m be rated an American ciuM iQuI&a producer-director,Stanley Kramer always aims high,aful does so again with this film version of a play about a BREAKING AWAY IPG) Dennis Cbristopber, pried, a nun, a romance (after a fashion) and a murder. NEW RELEASE ROSE, THE (R) Belle Midler, Alan Bates, Frederic Forrest. (l) with nnhulc) This story of the tragic decline of a Junin Joplin-like singer is ugly and un• pleasant, but tremendously effective and moving _t 2 a MIWI $ 5wTTfliflCe I li-WY OUtMaflCUng, and find with her, all drugs and men destroy you her. Caution: Gutter language. GRADE: A ___ ' •.- "i' "' -' -- , •-."Y-., -• "•-• - - •- -. .k ,. - -. ,t' -; 4 I - OR" I - t~, 4 , - __ - OU COURSE • -, - iCflY iUUeu.n maybie we don't reany want to. But.1111, Is quito something to read about. • r ew vi US uVO GWTP§RPOI "Count Draculs" Louis JourI den portrays Dracula In • clal presentation of the famous K. 271.(R) (1) a 0011111 SMILE The lovable rag dolls Raggedy Ann ww Andy set . to , a Hallowson pumpkin for a - -7 - - - ' - FabuIoas., + - - - - ft 111 Carson. Guests: Wally - - - I I DOZIN III Now Long+ Do funeral h&W are featured in a 5 IO ' vy S SUNNY 'mn. Animals Liv P We" wits i4-abJJ$. ettid Its, tomboy hM and __ + - - - , + - • - - - - DINNII YOU sir - owill WO or vow 011101sis d SW I--. -- Om - - - - yea 'I .e HW long witct tiam ia m gro • relwn on tim. from a des. to var new bun or P $Nlon as,, ? Ahm n jum we WA-cw4rosliers an ft W , - lot) willotolo, (11101111111111iff- OF "rimy Inn On" "'L.-dr" " Go JWW Un &*"ft W4641' daNdket solloilaNsi a teacher r' Hare at. lbo avasage i', wrest, lo s, li.,j.MIas (pri) i1- $ mid fINS* UflIONV ie_: !ICI •endiit•f KItis Tnd$VSteelhSd. •OW4) - - + -' - - -- + at needed fix. (N) - _____ - S w _ ____ • • - (1) (I) ' - US 1$ NPUSulPS ISS4$1$ ----- o' iOU r D Hwy. I 7&g South Os .eory 1'l ui - OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK a - - - + , + -' PAL I - his own autops 11:30 TNEQIIS WITS FIVE-O H AWAI I ØP* / LIHREN Mcdarrefr is frustrated by an (2) dM TONIGHT Host: Johnny Information leak in his head- Carson. Guests: Joan Rivers, quarters which Is being used by Dr. Paul Ehrlich, Douglas Fair. 710" the underworld to destroy he banks Jr., June Valli. =T"00UGH 1 (1)THAW$ A CROWD Five-O unit. HAPPY DAYS AGAIN g gAftNEY MR I EN Two top- a CBS LATE MOVIE SWI KWO T14AT 4ps dancers from a govern- -Columbo: The Conspirefors" Peter Falk. Clive Revill. mentowned strip joint and a(1978) Lt, 'Columbo confronts a T~e 4077lh man who claim$ he Will burst ON " 0tA*A*l the ondeavoors of into items warm Lip the 12th charming Irish poet who is 6 cOmPlicalft involved in illegal gun-running soenIsInvestigating Pirsdrictwhile representing a peace - • -. - - - ' -. . I_ HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY -- - . You're re invitea to our 5th annual g - - - 'a pregnant woman are stranded tion of herself at a dance in the - -. Diamond Ciub LOUNGE & PACKAGE 1W'] I - ,. Wednesday Nile •+.. + CAVITY Guest: •5O Billy and his date OPOUCE WOMAN Pepper see Eunice with another man and Crowley ate assigned to and Chester with another expose a police sergeant and a 5:00 are on pay. city offici woman, and Tim has a I ilIE roll Of. racketeer. with Corinne. confrontation T1 01111111111'W 'Suck and a •CANEM THREE bssutitij 1200 ( CWUQ MOM wife with in Inhu- The playwright and poet whose a' attelflp ing to 1210 works include the hit play "For .em Writ returning to Colored Girls Who Have Con. (4) AQAM.1I The officers :.. sidered Suicide When The round up a 9" of M W&TOND g.m an anti-Semitic SHIRLEY Rainbow Is Enuf" is profiled.. I S- "*I' when Laverne 1000 1 11:37 .Ifld• Shflsy are asked to (1)(12)KATIE LOVES A MVS'++ arrange: the wedding of TERY Kate Is jailed when she .5BAMTTA Baretta learns -Laverne's tithr and her refuses to name her sourCofof that an old friend has Øeclded inWlIPdy Mrs Sabish a story about the murder of to become a murderer In order ng f.aturi Stan Dw~ds as DM M11 MINI-VACATION FOR 2 Aku TIM Inn On Dayfane Beach Shores - I * CAIN P1115 p liv, . mumn"es::: YM,s in $iIi(W)(1ES)I OW Tracy. Belle Omis, A vlotelss - • L111 owls - - + -. - - - - - . Twim liii • MS "R Spy Oeahe*SVS 1P teel S bery 01 belNii manullee I ) (1570) Deck RMh, - $13 Cover C fici rge 0 + -,____ -, -w-1 - - -. mss SIOADCAST + '• Oct. 31st. Live Country Music • - DICK - + ' - • ft,&..i -. -. ' - -+ - - - RiChaird Gil __ ,1aA__.&aa__ W.of r-- - - - ____ • -. - - 110 0RE0W -- - -- - - •+ -. r .,n xhlbi. In a mountain lodge with no country: meanwhile. Edward heat or food meets a mysterious woman. fD UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS (Part 5 of 12)(R) (1) NSCISWS "A Special Mischief" Elizabeth 11:00 ®OdUSNEWB and Rose are arrested after *10 their involvement in a political 5 MASTERPIECE THEATRE ISA AND SKY demonstration. ,"Love For Lydia For Lydia's "Earthquakes" 9:00 2lsl birthday. her aunts throw . .w (2) O(JNCY Quincy Fetus" a patty the likes of which (2)YHRErSACOwD to believe a police,report con- Evenslord 1St never seen. ALL *TNSYAMIL Y firming a religious leader's (Part 6of 12)(R) death as a suicide and sets up - witch. a IN $plow of LOORER.,TAILS AND SKY "Ground Water" - a in 0 11101 BENSON Benson, the Governor, his daughter and a determined to make - ( w + 1"ISMOK SPKIAL Congress. District 5. 8:30 11111a @ o BARNABY JONES A man hires rnhabYto locate his missing ter. whr, has BEEN! become the victim of an inter. national while slavery ring. 020/20 fD MASTERPIECE THEATRE November I - EVENING ' - - - I flUKIJMT - . . - - - 1140 (2) (4)•• 1,11M (2TONDIff Host Johnny 510 - — - . tale. (A) - - •S OHM IOUAD (2) U OIFP'MNTST111110111 1104 NON World War 11 ftYO e Jethro Simpson (Whitman Pappy BoyIngton (Robart Mayo) disC)Vem an old will Conrad) learns that his unit Is under which Arnold arid Willis about to be reassigned would Inherit money and claims because of the group's follothII I I 111111011111t her I""vat. 14) iVW .Ai,iwww to be the boys only relative, unorthodox rule-bending. life, about her temper, (4) ALL W THE FAMI$.Y (Part lot 2) • LOVE BOAT "Musical P M. pi'ej (4) S MOVIE "The Two Cabins" Paul Williams. Michel. Worlds Of Jennie Logan" Lee, Dick Gautler. Barbara nature. The book Is rich as S 10I1'$ WILD (Premiere) Lindsay Wagner. Rhoades. (R) weIlInpolltfcsolths period, 112) THE CNOS$.WIT$ •MACNI$L / LENNIN Marc Singer. After moving Into -t REPORT a Victorian mansion with a account Of utterly ruthiess bizarre history a young wife THE journailvn. transported Into the past to 1230 (2) TIC TACDOUGH "Alice: The Life and life of a former inhab. save the ADAM 12 A safecracker (4) ) ltantofthehouse. Times of Alice Roi?ift getslntobulldlngswlthoutany NYWS 5CHAKI ANGELS Kris evidss'te of a forced entry. Loth," by Howard HoLLywomeaumm MA'SN Alter the mail goes undercover as a prison Telclunasm (Prentice Hall. 11:37 to leamitiorced a makes plans to Baratta poses $12.16) Is a direct, imeelanid comes. Trapper • Frank rearranges model phsoneir Into taking part as a prospective ditint In order C 0111111I d~ artd In an armed robbery. nicce" Of his stoa portfolio. to smash a blacit-mairliet baby &AILAI " 89" 0DICK CAVITT Guest. SGROAT .O dnI .Thr" Chow St~w-W .— wasm. Her ladw .was Alberta Huntw. Youth And Senuty!" Keth" ItA President Theodore Walliter and Michaal Murphy a NAWAS PWO A succow IN, ana bw s story kd lmok -simuggift ring is OD 0 1111119AL PEOPLE An we #Wursd in Cheover' wax RNA& about a middletaged execut, jeopordind when am meridw likh"IAPAWOft Te 00 um- *A Of"" Of fem&A HI tWe's struggle to recapture thie docides to exchange Informs- - (Film Vadift: A — aperb; B — good; C — average; D — pow; awful) - CTOUSF J U - - - - ,"- lonoly little Woods. Dan Ford. boy with a strict aunt. Gugutheim, (4LNBC NEWS SSNSW$ • NEWS W Tft She names of her RV IWORY1111010108 am lovers qiMle varied mid 01111* NESS 'Labor Unions" .AA dlatinp.Iab.d. Martin in lw.. - - . _. Uhe P. aa lid- S • • - By JOAN HANAUER returning NBC to third lsln the bottom loof the list. ridiculous predictions that happy about, also. It was the CBS Monday lineup ant IJP1 Television Writer place. ABC, with an assist 'Paris" is the unfortunate his network would climb to able to boast the seventh ABC's football. NEW YORK (UP!) For from the World Series, ws series. It is up against "A first place now. He doesn't game of the World Series The 10 top networl CBS lad week, It wasn't in first place. Man Called Sloane" on NBC think It would be ridiculous the toprated show for the week drew the largest programs for the week en That still leaves CBS in and— more to the point whether it won on lost inthe by Christmas, 1980. Nielson ratings, but how last place for the seq*)n to the newly repositioned For Silverman and audience ever for a series ding Oct. 21, according to th an estimated 80 A.C. Nielsen Co., were: shown the network date with ABC in fiP# and "Fantasy Island" on ABC, company, the good news game 1: World Series, game 7; 2 — but in 'the placed in the top 20'Niclun NBC in second "Fantasy Island" won its cwne with the continued million Americans watched past CBS has been a slow time period by a wide strength of "Little House on all or part of the final game. World Series, game 6; 3: M list. There was bad news for AS-H; 4: WKRP In Cm CBS took seven of the top starter, only to catch up to margin, now that lt has been the Prairie," "Quincy," 10, and-i1 Of the top 20— all NBC as, the season returned to Saturday night. "CHIPs," and the excellent Barbara Cartland fans the clnnati; 5: LIttle House ui with regular shows, not progressed. Winding up In last place sampling of "Kate Love's a nicely faithful dramatization the Prairie; -6: (tie) lii The CBS Improvement can for the week wasn't a big Mystery," the new version of of one of her romantic Minutes and One Day At A specials. That also moved CBS out be measured another way. letdown for NBC chief Fred last year's "Mrs. Columbo." novels, "The Flame Is Time; 8: The Jeffersons; 9: ABC has somthing to be Love," fared poorly against Alice; 10: Dallas. of the cellar for the week, Only one of its regular shows Silverman, who has termed - - WEDNESDAY - ABC W'ions Rat*ings, CBS Scores Big " A The trouble is It sounds more exciting than It Is, and the film Is very slow going. The runner may Mumble, but the film falls down. GRADE: B.mlnus RUST NEVER SLEEPS (PG) Nell Young, (Rock) Although this was filmed during Nell Young's tour last fall • i.'. cc. ,.,,. ueec w..c..a. ,1,. Unfortunately, miming "roadeyea" merely add tedium, and Young's "statement" about aging rock singers and their evero udien doesn't '" k B t the has talent, and watching him in action should make up for a lot. GRADE: B-plus for (ass; C for detractors SEDUCIION OF JOE TYNAN THE (R) Alan Alda Meryl (Drams) A liberal senator whose stair is rising must weigh career and family commitments. Good-hearted but painfully predictable and trite outing. Aids who wrote its well as played title role, should avoid the typewriter in the future GRADE C '- lv - , — r. __ - : I - - • 4.- - - n, - - In 'The Rose Outstanding - , • Belle Midler Women Feis 'o Friday, Oct. 2, 97-1 -. -. ++ - S FIRS DRINK To ANYONE IN COSTUMEJ V S I C -; . • - - �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. I I an valid Today ____ muray Thomas Wilson UI, SIIA renovated home at W,I. ft 'id.nL-1Ie of the bemne, Is cl Bridge ....................$1 Ilespital $$, Yosig Is on federal parole for rery, aid AUMM US emdlv, divider, aid todey will be sold at a price ruMg under a new cone* designed next house to be Calendar ..................IA Obitmeles Bob LetinthaL Marts will be bald without bend idil a the ftM Sired koti.at lathe from $Ib* to $25,000. Wilson to give law and moderate InWill be one located at Comics ...................13 OURSELVES *oImd Invedlgallz can be amphled, he said. fird I. be rovatid of seven Said, which will giv, the buyer oomefLHeeanoppoitunityto IM oi.ander on the wed side Crsuwsrd ................13 Sports-------• Martin was forced to cancel a Thursday television engagement immediate SQIIIty i$5,000 or own their own homes Mndww purchased by the of sci near Goldsboro, EdlIsriat .................. 4* Tel wo We 4yeu. , she plays the de idherity fir reSYMIOS and lOOts. 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I I,r_1i I L.4J#J D(.LA.l) ( YOURIBMTHDAY - 79 will tell you the t~ith, riot just WIN SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 4= - . fr •c, y I Vermeer SNP ______ I vas WONPERING TIS 99MME OF ALL / THAT! r , can I ~~ I 81 / I . // I . ari"S., r I i 1ZL I '- - . BUGS BUNNY . by SWM & HeIRWAhl i AW WOMEN I VA 1W MA01 . AW I A&& &Z HS *J763 FIndo*moreaboi*yow'seIf GEMINI(May2l.Jime2O) byssndingforyourcopy of You'reveryagr.eabktoday •I2 Oswald: ')Of course, be did complain and he had been Asim-Grapb Letter which and that's quite combo&& with your birthday. mend", but be wary of Mall $1 for sub to Atm making compromises or Gropli, Box 41111111, Radio City concesa1onet) will not Station, N.Y.10919. Be two to your bed Intoreets. OAKS VAX? *K113 49164 Vulnerable: Both Dealer South *Q91 •KJ ()IwaK.,South docked L SPIDER-MAN SI•A " - -tj .~ ..P"' . IRNIST by Sib fives Imr MV ___ i jqpj i$ I., ~f U " i"' r, - . . ~ IV .-. students * ._.,-,_1:_-%;.,1-', ,L,.+ -, 1. ~ l, -. Get $200,000 poIygraphs,commonjy referred tou'ue detectora,'onstudentsbeganWednesday Seminole County schools will when the parents of an Oviedo ninth grader complained to the school board Mat their son was told only a polygraph receive dose to $200,000 in federal aid for the purchase of books and instructional equipment, the state IManksgiving Is just two days away and that can only mean one thing to Denver Johnson (above), a maintenance worker with the city of Sanford: it's test would prove to school officials he time to Ins(all the traditional Christmas trees on First Street. Ile bright, red was telling the truth. trees should give Santa the proper guidance next month when he makes his At the board meeting, Superintendent commissioner of education announced Monday. Seminole's allocation of $196,556 ranks eighth among counties In the state. Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Theodore Dagg said the money Is used to purchase additional library books for the schools with the fewest volumes per student. This year's alldcation is slightly Priority, To by county cowml.kwers with slight projections for annual budget: Man- Emergency Medical Services, develop a student proved he was not guilty of dwges Monday alhirnoon. power, develop a countywide CETA daybesId Igo suppoxt level ambulance marijuana possession about two years Juliggipmofft line- IHA17 oa*v; Insurance, him Sddy - ___$ Pin; Public Works, strategies on WAM ago afta his father demanded the overall coes*y priorities In their order of Cow*y Development, land development and sewer and transportation; General polygreph ted. less than the district's share last year, Dagg said. While Seminole Is ranked about 10th In county population statewide, it receives additional aid because of a smaller tax base per student, Dagg said. - Crash rGlIsSonford Woman But Webb said the polygraph threat is not just part of a technique to get a student to admit guilt. e e w used warranted, he said, adding he considered it more as a device for proving Innocence than proving guilt. "The test will never be used without the consent of the parent and student," he said. Lake Brantley principal Darvin Boothe .said he was not involved in the use of the lie detector at his school Uvree years ago, because he was only an assistant prin- cipal. He would only any -the test proved useful at the time" in finding the truth in a "deep" conflict between a student and staff member. pport thc situation at Oviedo" he "I su said, praising Webb's ability as an administrator. "No,I haven't, I hope I will never be put Into a situation like " said Lake Howell prl principal pal Richard' Evans on polygraph Today Around Th. Clock ...................4-A Bridge ..............................4-B The machine did lAdled Indicate the the 12 denied having anything to do with comics ..............................4-B A Ssdord woman was killed Monday condition of the driver of the other car, student was tolling the truth when he said fireworks. CT.SSW.rd ..........................4-B Altonia Yoiçg Howard of 1016 Lociid thepOtbeIOflhidtOlOmion.eIse,andthe "I was working on the case for two Editorial ....................... night isa bud-on auto accident ..... 4-A may pro,. out with a hlgtssr P! iWKY Y Ave., Sadord, the only other III I R - Evaluate hospital alternatIves, ) A - taking action against a group of students portance.1% following pages contain code; Manning, comprehensive plan Engineering, develop inspection fees and Marijuana had been found In the who reportedly had been throwing fire iority litsfor each county department, amendmenits; Land Development, land Enviromnental Services, acquislUon of student's bowiing hall, during a band crackers during an outdoor physical nding that the oviraji d1opmd code; BnIldlng, adoption of Greenwood Lakes. trip, Webbsald. His father demanded the education class. priorities come first. tell, similar to those used by his consA total of l2 students were Involved and For instance, if a department bead is pany, be used to prove his son innocent, eventually suspended, said Webb, but working on his number on. priority Webb said. during the suspension hearings, each of - . Lanham's eyes, the dean explainet have taken He detector teats The controversy over the use Of , "I' - .. Seminole County principals say V Hospital County's wApwdm was 6opp- lit Webb a" daye' said Lanham, explairting that Dear Abby Mestha Ann. $Chni* 11 of Fond kIVO1VI4 hi the eolllslon. Beyond that, Be detectors were given before he even began ,speaking to the Dr. Lamb ...........................4-a TmrIatIon ftmdis 8" Avenue, Imierd, did tdle driving wet . dtM serious consideration on only on. other students he had evidence and testimony aorsscq ..........................4-a ax dSvilCpiflint,3)MdlvilQy9iId on Red. ISA, abed a.half y of occurred at 7:56 P.m occasion at Oviedo, but while a parent that they were Indeed guilty. Reepilal.............................3.A demaodsd the ted, dw tudmi backed At Ind one student repeatedly denied Obitnagios .......................... ,.A home tha'1 and 8) Develop fIv.iier flIaflNNflSnt on the gway cosaid over late lbs down and admitted his guilt, Webb sold. the charge. "I asked him If he would be. 0URSELVF .......................11 she served $ans. qp:t Ian., a Florida Highway Patrol The pressat dsc"-i of 11n detectors willing to take the teat" during the S ports .............................$A RUM topped off IV as a Number one priorities for maW sold. In the schools also begin at Oviedo after hearing Lanham said. But if the student, Televisios...........................1.1 visit a friend at lake Mary, mid family away Dow of Iltudents Wayne Lailham bow Ista suspended for fll, gy ........................... N. iibrmatios was available on membe at7 oi.?' j ____ _____ °!J . #a f$ . . MkVmY'.MLY." -. I7DAVRILR*flI William Layer said the machines had I been used "in one or two casm." Although he added that there was 0 0 floaft "unusual" about either the procedure of telling a student that the * p test was an option during the suspension his estimate of the number of Seminole County department hands respondbUitles policy; Seminole County 1979 codes; Parks and Recreat.lono hearing, students to actually take the test appears and staff now be" an official masteir Industrial Development Authority, Sylvan LMm Park Development; Library tohoaccurate. service; plan to tell thins which projects the location of new Industry; Board of Services, BookmbI1e High school principals said they know county wants hendliod fI ift ustionof Coomy climmisdonor's Office. Idefliffy Agricultural Extensl6n Services, con* of only two studmU to few a polygraph, m. hospital alternatives tops the u. reeponeibilitios for election - gnL-Uuu UI Agriculture Center, Health one at Oviedo two years ago, and one at County Administrator Roger tivities; Office of Management, Analysis !JiparUnent, Implement school hoWth Lake Brantley High School about three Noiswender's 13-page county and and Evaluation, evaluate hospital program; Fire Department, acqWre , ears ago. a--- ---11 prWky lit was approv alternatives; Pauumd, piWare salary throo rural service pumpers; ' Oviedo principal Charles Webb said a L Vlore" F" '' ie midnight approach to Sanford. . ' . - CHRISTMAS IS COMING / 0. wice .,:.-.:., - Station,, Nw York, N.Y. 11P.) ii Ii - , 7IrlVair...1 a "l ,' wiaitn . by Stan Las and Johi, RsmIta r----- . W Seminol e -t-".Z~ -.-- .1 I . . The release of the 10 reduces to 49 the number of Americans still held 17th clay by 'Moslem students demanding the return of the deposed shah to Iran, a demand they reiterated today, Sources said two American women were among those still captive in the embassy and the students said Shah Mohammed Resa Pahlavi, in Now York for medical treatment, must be returned before the remaining hostages can be released Based on information from the Monday press conference where they were paraded before newsman, those released '-'. .,' . embassy called for countrywide demonstrations against the United States on Wednesday to build up the campaign for the shah's extradition. Khomeini has said the Americans suspected of spying would be utontrlalwilesslheshahw b 8.1en Cart er warned Monday "such a stewouldbea'nothe violation of elem entary human ri° ghts, relig0ious precepts and International law and practice." Ills comments were echoed by U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, and later Monday at the United Nations in New York, a special Iranian representative met officials to press for a special meeting of the Security Council about the crisis in Tehran S .. 'ø'i : TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ten more American hostages today were: released by Moslem militants flew to freedom in West GetTerry Tedford, 24, of California; Joan Walsh, 33, of Ogden, many today where they face a battery of tests and questions Utah; Lillanne Johnson, 32, of Elmont, N.Y.; Elizabeth about their 17.day ordeal before they could head home for a tagne, of Calumet, Ill.; David Walker, 25, of Prairie Mon. View, planned Thanksgiving rendevous with their families. Texas; Lloyd Rollins, 40, of Mount Vernon, Va.; Wesley They left behind a mob of angry demonst rators who burn ed Williams, 22, of Albany, N.Y.; Neal Robinson, 21, of Houston; an American flag and ripped apart effigies of President Carter James Hughes, 24, of Langley Air Force Base, Va., and Joseph and the deposed shah of Iran in front of the beselged U.S. Vincent, 41, of New Orleans. Embassy in Tehran. Only blacks and women have been included In the two groups The six black men and four white women arrived at Wies- freed, fulfilli ng an order by Khomeini for "Islamic mercy" for baden, West Germany, on the U.S. Air Force "Nightingale" 'oppressed blacks" and women. Red Cross jet after a quick stopover in Paris. They ImBut Miss Walsh, an embassy political officer, said Monday mediately were taken to the Air Force Hospital for medical the students also were holding two women and a black who did examinations and debriefing, not appear at the press conference with her. The three Americans released from their embassy confineShe identified the three as Katherine Koob, director of the mont Monday also were staying at the hospital. No reporters Iran-America Society, a cultural center; Elizabeth Ann Swift were allowed near either group of hostages "for humanitarian an embassy political officer, and Charles Jones Jr. All three reasons. to had arrived in Tehran recently, the hostages said at the press In Washington, State Department officials said today the conference. latest group of released hostages "seem to be in good shape." It was unclearif the student captors considered the tWQ They said no one was "physically mistreated" and all seem to women an c ac as "spies" an therefore not eligible for have been fed adequately release under Khomeini's directive Saturday. "We are happy to have 13 of the hostages out, but we will not Despite the releases, militant students who took over the be satisfied until we have all of them out "one State D - ..,v .". --- -- .. * '' r' '' - - : IN.'' .; 11- .. 7 ,. . r '\ . , -- I .r., ~ " r 'r II ., .11 , , of JACOMY , •.w, - - - ~, ,,- ...v4'.,": ., . ether club eontblnatloe. p VUIGO (Aug. I3Ispt 22) - .-- , 1, , , _%,, 1`,:J...,-* i 1.., . "Y' .. I .. ' it West h" an tow, South an -:back to his bad and lead through West to lose jut the one club trick he can afford to hm-11 today en something cow brüsg hopes aid dreams o thgh a-lasg mwcialsesoutpmsone riai and iiaan played low. I-:. - _____________ Ia.,. L I . 't. myriad safety playswInavailable. South the - •.. -- - erman y ment official said. "Our No. I goal is still to get all of them ,I • . own bid luck when be failed to take the club safety play." Alaw "This elm! 1Wt is set for the but known of all Tdft WA of im My UMA (60.214kt N) Be AM pease for ties, played dammy'i quasi to lest the diaL opth'ildlr today, bat alas be .Cast ___ 0 4 ' first club with the am. The South would INT. then Wind up with a sure t" Pm 3 NT pm pm tricks AN might even wore pm an eleventh in case the I . I - Ill, - discarded await- "This safet Is Opening 1".4 Q 00t pgff$;~L If rAdhij K . jack-emall in clubs I would be so way for South to - -_ I avoid two club losers. But the L. play succeeds "Ph" any CANCER (June 21-July 22) - c... 77 . on Y OVTH . . . -,- ___ . '. • . _ I 11L .1 JA,- -. ore In the wrong spot to but the 19) If y" have Something apportuallywoundyalow"o quese at spodea. Wool cooltia000d oft at 116 time, IV@ So U7 Sot to be We siogle. ind with - the jsck And South to sp i to yowodt ipjn,t m. more yes yes in. s proinpajy ie of dlsciusg ft with piaat, thsl.jsrysarbwvsst. levis of clubs ul altar a I.- _____ .: .- - ' a loss through carelessness. to be true. AQUARLIS (Jt& 3W@b. ThereIs more owlMe qp of Wolf I . S ,. -' .. - spade lead and both club hon- ,* ,,~ -.,, -- . - 1I$Wfle t *xphdmd *" It Uok Um 1I$I ;P. •';•:. .-.:~ ri a hard second look. - " NX,Le FRANK AND i,; .:. Eastmadehis u ua rjeand cashed the last two Dec. 31) Friends am wilft to rely Wm may not be too plubM for you todey, IPA dependable today, a if you don't count an them to knock want somdhlw dw right all On bell wA of do P@rL'7b@y be* you 6 it Yoursolf. may only Sot in lift boos. LBO (July &Aug. 22) Be CAPRIOM (Dec. 32-JaL kind to one you loves but do 19) Avoid making basty take ewe not to :.~ _A_201-, jvdpmft today. What you his or bw aW wft Your itbvIxi esald best Iy(wa1dJacsby -at first glance may not AM Allen Intel ""d 00 Irus Pidur'L Take mors than k CRUM 11114- I 11I . 4 ~ ~ 1 , , 1-Irr . . I I.-F 1~_ I . ',., ~~- I - . , * I , tt,, ~ . - .~. -~, , . 11 .. with BRIDGE I , . - - , •. - TAURUS (April $Nu'y specIfy birth dot.. I , I" Financial conditions are 20) Things you work hard for . . 'thcoc '.i W I J .- year-old grandson has controlling mechanism rplal'sed of pain that he achieved through normal thought rn1 be a nçttws. circulation to the t.sticies. ARIES (March 21-April.19) Your lang-range f inancial If your options today are picture looks hopeful for the between work or play, you're coenlzsgyear. Try tobepstls* likely to choose the latter, even If you don't get pingyaiar chores win take "orything you wat at onus. - care of themselves, they 2 PRISCILLA'S POP VOV/ I HEARP MR. GRUMKY IS GIVING EVER'iVPJ A P1W FOR THMIKSGIVING! Ift a on oil so a synthetic perhaps we'll begin remove it. to see lass of these and there The temperature in I• will be a return to antural testicle is very I tant in today. Your chances for gains In areas where you're looking - count with a . $lWt1flcat benefits. For Tu.saay, NovImD•r 20, _______________ 8 -_ I cotton and wool clothing terms of producing normal a ' I - BYRERNICEHEDEOSOL --- - - ,,, .Dcic,rr - HOROSCOPE ___________ -. ThIJG ALL FlU - .. I . .1 . I ,...(~, ,. . rL , ~ - . II: j' U., - it - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Lo .i- - \,_.i - and - of methods of improving the Ad to trap MCI*= Which HAVIE TO BE A STAR OF CONSI . - est n - _____ afe S S I 9 - - - ta S - . a S,.w-,. - I H 10 1~11!~_,",_ . _____________ _________ - Z. - - £ ___________ IN MY DAY YC)u WEREN'T REALLY A CELEBRITY LINTIL - - - , In - ARCH I E - - PrIce15Cents It __ illillillillill lllllll / - _____ 0 0 ____________ - WS2 . I - - - AT o It . large department stores. Cotton 12 Much MOM Ab. Evening Herald, -_ - supamwkets and. In r' r r _________ r.*i. ,nr. i&ttii . iOTl413JØ - Art nsom by ... I'M '3OT LOOiJ(. g aa TO BOY; _____ i THE BORN LOSER Irl Lam wearing cotton socks but in some No.7T!v!!Jor$or(d53fl71 flYHr, e,JeE (o_ 1. - ' 111 I w _ aosbe,* thwt the nylon socks are so common His mother took him to I that the Nile d.rstlnding (2 We've had great reputablesiageonwhouldhs 23 Greek letter noadaya. 27 Aircraft DOWN 24Composer maneuver wds.) IIsbYIWItCNIIItOCettOI% hadavsrlcocele.He'sbOOked Stravinsky 32 Gentlemen 1 Roman date 49 Make untidy foi my husband's smelly tar strgery to have this febr.Ittsr 34 Actrsss 2 First rate feet. I wear my htbsnd'scorro Farrow Toward the 50 Poker stake (cornp.wd.) 5lThicksIice cottonhosewithslackiand ban w. ihsl3Opo1mandIs 35 Sodium cr 3 Waft chloride 4 Sea mammal 28 All (prefix) - 52 Gentle my athlete's foc* problem hasvery sotive. He rollerekates, 29 Egyptian ty 53 Whet sea been eliminated. . 36 Baseball bet 30 Small valley 54 Revise DEAR READER - It player Mel aucer ! f?i everythft In a short column. surgery which will require 58 Cheese state However, 39 Practice place 38 Doctrine you are ab.ohdely tt"n to be inactive for five (abbr.) 41 African land 9 Cicatrix 40 Inexperienced right and I do discuss this weeks. His mother clkin't r r rr' r'7"• problem In The Health Letter out too much about the number 104, Your Feet And varicocele and there's tiing IT - - - - IT - - How To Care For Thens. lain u my medical book except ft - - - sending a copy for yaw' use does use the word tumor. Can 15 18 17 readers who want this you give me some more Other - - issue can send 75 cents with 1 formation? Is this surgery 18 19 20 21 long, damped, self-addressed usually acompldecure and is envelope for It. Send your there chance of cancer? 22 23 request to me, DEAR READER - A P.O. newspaper, 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 varlcocele can be thought of City Station, New York, RadIo as varicose veins In the cord NY iiv 32 33 34 35 to the testicle. They an be As huge. The large dilated quite Health Letter Fm 37 38 39 40 ___________________________ veins tend to accumulate you, winter. stn'nt blood and this does 41 42 useful, particularly 43 44 A frequent t4'tge of either interfere with circuiauon t 45 46 47 wool or cotton socks, at g the testicle and can cause twice day If you have a real symptoms In some In41 i1 51 52 3 divIduals. probl , also helps. N It can also cause sterility 56 57 5 - clothes not - - PIP TI4EV HURT THE TIRE . I I - OL.1 PROVE OVER Y MEATBALLS! ____ 1-11 so LOS 10 Stockings 42 Angle I I tArmOnt Piece measure 10 CIA (abbr.) Be ambitious 21 Small cushion 47 Enervate Time tone 48Wordsofun. (abbr.) 24 zation(abbr.) 64 Deletes red I 0 opposite by 0 1 11C ta l id[ _ a your ear e o pleasure Spanish 22 Confederate colony States Army 62 Compass lobbr.) point . 4 a A 20 Unrestrained 61 FormerIS - - BEETLE BAILEY ft A €;par_ j_ _______ $ 0 0T [OVI ~D DOGVTAILS - Cotton,Wool K.eep Odors Out 0 P 1E 1 Othello villain 46 Compass 5 Metric loot IJ - . . . . ITUMBLEWIRDI I . •- - WcK.... -. A . - WI . - - - . . . V-T , , - -~ J_-~ - -- - -_r. ... • as. . .• . 4 -. I . .• •. .,.. , . . • 11 . 11.,' . . . : . . . . - . -...,., . . ... .. $.rrMus of Jones, Merri... U4 Who lMirvI.wid_previously Jules host for lime idt misting., and. lsotmeltlhiveto be loQ" lIalnukir, Altam.sti $poiaga 1Kb told the uwrs he believed in Jones has asked $0 in best. tte commission of crreIj, received on. is low "preventative law" rather thS 'IgstIoe Appointments made to the Land voted: qlo*.a ThMidpatieetj.Jpdtobsmads 0101111 ((•5ft7) repIadthdthst his flimis'nota PlimudagAgsmcybyths cuIxvpIione,s -Toopproeareaolutinjauth,jgIng st i, Ma qerw ± at 7$ p.m. today. p*iml firm" aid la ed involved were. Bob Pw'r'ond by Mayor Jim, an agreement witis tue Dep tment of -'--'pp Ray' slhSspurgar aid pe11ly a a groep. Jmea has bass larmom; HR. Hayui. by Cninlfri,r of 1inrtMlon to accept maintenance of , ,j , .flesjis i law farUyesrsa.4lbsfei, J.R. Grant; Timothy O'Lury by four ailroaduoslng signs tobe piac. JOHN from is 1 II he .Sd1bSwIr of4 Jil Jr. ridg MLrnSyIInURflrmhevS from Lolbenoperger aid Emery Hiniho by at lb. Georgia, Palmetto, Church and JONES lbsedebstat few to 14 years saperlasce each. In 11111% ad v '':WilllinMftchsU, PAL (hngeavemescrnulng,, ai g ISIDA11111111b. 7-----W" 1111119 addifius there are eves tuIl4las N__rmsenwes'lssn,dtofqr.ped - To Install an alarm system at the .. . . - . . . . ., P - . . .. -. . .. M ____ ,----' - -'-- '4', -- . -. S. . , •• _ .- . - -, - - Woo . . - . . . . - - n 95 . . . .... cralI L"W"-, DISCO! . I . I. by a y NM' DO WOW flffiiI u CM.I -,-DANCIN? , - . - -- . I I .- - - . -. .I _.... 1. ., amiss K. Ryan 1. I. - - H$ ciISt &oi N - I .. ... 01 -. •• - - - . - of - ...........-- -- -- if' , ____-46.16~_~Iw~- - _~_.L~___Z--_~____ - L kj..: ,' is . .. ..j, .... -. -.4 ..........., - I -.. -- - - - n.e- -- --------------- S - • i . L- - ' . -- . - .. -- ._' -. - -. ft, to his . -. - I .- .'• . - - - , .• '-i ._, . - . I .1 ', .1 - a -Li IA - $5 an L I - L f--VW-W iid $55 a nth - . --. . --.-. .................... - , _._..___..___ ;11 : I I- I -1 - -.-.--,... 11111 L Ii vl-...I.. I ___ ".. *....-.I. L~, "I hive bad enough to tempering. . _______--• I 0*11-0.1149 .0 .? ..4 . ' V - _ - . ,.. •-. • 41617"1#1 .! '- '? --L Ir MT. 9~1*,W,71_~_111; ~ _?7"- 11 -_ . j 1 Ic ,a �r 2A—Evinlg Herald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday Nov. 20, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Exercise Helps Ward Off Disease I First In a series by dscton at Seminole Memorial Hospital, mwerleg goestleas about the new Heart Park. VVORLD Avab Nations May Deploy I: Oil Wcapon. n I li TUNIS, Tunisia (UP!) Leaders from 21 of the 22 Arab nations today opened a summit meeting designed to review strategy against Israel and possibly discuss the use of the "oil weapon" to back their demands. President Habib Bourgulba of Tunisia opened the 10th Arab League summit amid Indications the threeday session will be faced with bitter internal quarrels over various policy issues. Tunis Is hosting the first Arab summit because - •k .s..l., ........o..A A WU9IIViIVU SUdU IN By DR. IL GARRETT DOThON special tetheHerald Sanford should be very proud of its physical Isensearspid change In this direction In the fitness community effort. medical profession. Beca use we have TheSanford Golden Age Olympics isindeed traditionally devoted most of our time to unique and Is now receiving considerable diagnosing and treating diseases, the area of local and national publicity, which certainly prevention of diseases is one that has been Is well deserved. Most Important, though, I neglected. believe It serves as a source of inspiration for In the future, a great emphasis will be our golden age citizens and refutes the placed on preventive medicine and this widespread belief that vigorous activity and promises to save countless lives along with regular exercise are not as important as the billions of dollars. This should also help years advance. alleviate one of the major problems facing Sanford should be very proud of the recent physicia ns today motivating people to development of the lakefront Heart Park by accept more responsibility for their own the Junior Women's Club. They and their health. many contributors, Including the Seminole A recent President's Council on Physical Memorial Hospital personnel, are to be Fitness and Sports publication has listed congratulated for successfully completing some of the reasons why exercise and fitness this major project. Located In Its beautiful physical activity. With shorter working hours are of value, lakefront setting, this exercise course and more leisure time, many people are 1. Strength and endurance developed avert a serious accident. promises to add a new dImensIq for those choosing activitiesthat occupy them but give through regular exercise enable you to Today's American Is generally more who rely mainly on jogging as a source of very little exercise simply because ftseasier perform daily tasks with relative ease. You concerned about his or her physical fitness exercise, to do. toe only asmall part of your physical reserve and people of all ages are now taking Up Despite all of this progress and Impressive Among many who do exercise, the activity In routine activity, regular exercise programs. This Is one of the community effort, it may be estimated that Is sporadic, not sustained, and done 2. Skill and agility gained through practice factors attributed toa recent slight decreeR approximately half of the adults In Sanford halfheartedly. Unfortunately, many of our provide for economy of movement. This Is in heart attacks and cardiovascular related get no significant exercise at all. This Is based most popular and enjoyable sports are not another factor in minimizing physical effort diseases as shown in recent studies. This is on the national statistic that half of all adult taxing enough to be of real benefit, required for routine tasks. very encouraging and It Is hoped that this Americans don't exercise, and there is no Modern television, with all Its benefits 3. Poise and grace are by.products of ef• trend will continue. reason to believe that Sanford Is any dli. acknowledged, certainly Is contributing flclet* movement. They help you to feel at Here Is Sanford, there is much that can be ferent. unintentionally to this problem. With the ease ease In social situations and are factors In done collectively through the support of local Medical research has proven that the of seeing sports right In the home, more and good appearance. service clubs and professional associations In sedentary life style common to our western more of us are becoming spectators rather 4. Good muscle tone and posture can protect their efforts to promote health related cc society Is a major cause of many than participants. I personally share the guilt you from certain back problems caused by Uvitles. But even more can be done on an degenerative and cardiovascular related because I love a good ballgame on television aendentary living. Individual basis in starting your own physical diseases which are rarely seen In other parts as much as anyone. L Controlling your weight is mostly a fitness program, which will be discussed In of the world. We are living In a modern And finally, I believe the medical matter of balancing your food Intake with future articles. It Is Important to remember mechanized society and there are now few profession must share some of the reapon. your exercise output. Inactivity Is often as that the major responsibility for your health occupations that really require vigorous slbthty for the "creeping obesity" of our critical as overeating in creeping overweight is yours, so let's get going Sanford I IN BRIEF Wup.J To the degree that physical activity he control your weight, It will also aid Ix preventing degenerative diseases. Mw* of the heart and blood vessels, diabetes, a* ar thritis strike the obese more often and man seriously then they strike those of deaIrabl weight Mounting evidence indicates that exercise Is one of the factors In nialntalnlag the health of the heart and blood vessels. Active people have fewer heart attacks and a better recovery rate from such attacks thn the inactive. 5. Enjoyable exercise can provide relief from tension and serves as a safe and natuil tranquilizer. build a Feeling physically fit helps desirable self-concept. You need to se yourself at your optimum physically as well as In other ways. Dynamic fitness can help to protect yOu against accidents and may be a lifesaviIg factor in emergencies. Reacting quickly and with physical decisiveness may ena ble you ety. Our patients depend on us for their health and we haven't stressed good exercise and health habits In the pad as well as we should have. Beca use physicians are human beings, they admittedly don't always set the best example for a healthy lifestyle although soci a i...... JIdLIUB, W.5 - suspended from the league this year for signing a Peace tr eaty with Israel. U.N. Team Sees Refugees BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) — A three-man U.N. observer team inspected the herder with Cambodia where Thai marines clashed with foreign troops and International relief agencies worked to relocate 30,000 refugees, U.N. officials said today. The officials would not comment on what the team found during Its trip Monday under tight security to amput and Ban Liem, 140 miles southeast of The d s Zambia Rhodesia At War LUSAKA, Zambia (UPI) - Zambian president (UPI) — Standing solidly behind their union leadership, Chrysler Corp. workers voted nearly 340.1 In favor of a contract that will give them less pay temporarily than their "Big Three" peers. The United Auto Workers union said Monday blue....fl__ -t-- -. Commission Funds of what amounted toa"full.scale war" with Zimbabwe Rhodesia. Kaundatoldanatlonallybroadcaatnewaconference he would "pursue the wartoftsIgicaIco,j,,.s,. citing attacks by Zimbabwe Rhodeslan commandos on a strategic highway to the south, and rail bridges i southern eastern and northea3tern Zambia t he ndif " few days AlthoushIt wax clear Kaunda was preparing for war with neighboring Zimbabwe Rhodesia, he stopped short of a direct declaration of hostilities against the Salisbury government Midway :1 : Center •:: L:g i • . . ByDIANEPTRYK Rerald8taff Write, The final roadblock toward the construction of the Midway Community Center was removed Monday when the county • 1. 1 1 .j . •_1I Iii I ' •: , . • . :.' I. i •1 I •.' .' -• H LI I.: .'::. . • I 4•hj' . • ,. - .• A .• . . • ..' J • - '"i'' • •. -:' ..• '. • •- -• :.,. '. •• • • •• . .c. ,•. '.;'.'? • , •,, 'If • - • " .• '• .... . Bum . ___ By DAVID N. RAZLE* Herald Staff Writer - be ween _____ avenues was over a ift ________ ____ West • block ___________ Block Reopea~~ d To e" ut __ Hospital from multiple injuries he suffered In 31 crask boo" lenin Airput woe bee Sunday also, food the remain of an unidentified woman under the plane's twisted -'-"WIS55 officials said M w .J.. on ...i.y, Nov. •I , dwI a -a IN rillum store &W senvel oUw bui:ississe. ftemeet and city ' 0 they two'story frflft dote mlgt4 collapse onto the strait b.cai. ci fir. damage. iipei at MIlwaide, Wiec., which employs Worthy ud STAIR GANDAUT jjim w as address av 1.hle, whom deputies One man was bookellsod____ ad am ed lowing a N* asredsd and charged with dabbing ___ Westhy. at a cusl'r.l sits Mondey N.I, sherid's ispmis ropsst.t James Wodh at N.wbarr, SC, was treated at 1i$. IR4GITOIZN Memorial lls'pl for a tails wound In No at 'en red A SanfordwOmen repomtsd the theft eta &v1ond ring to the In a B at the Prsdlpe '4v pssag islists Road 410 shur1s 4141100s wt at 11:15 p.m. Mendsy, sherlWa,lai riposted. Roberta Dybs at * MIDSt Rd. told deputies The let Is the present sits at the bb City Am," diaeppsirid from her bedrom an ldwdey or gg dsy. s , ______ __________________________ - , Louis Schatt, Sanford; UM L Min Undo Anus l'a1t, Baltimore; uncle, A. A. 11, at M 1 Rex 174A Saw MeQasoben, Sanford; aft, ford, died Miaày nI In Mr.. Carolyn McQauhaji l.afsrt A istit. at Balti. and three cousins, ___ IIIIIIIII John, Home Construction Plummets Traffic ___ furnished thssn with a lid of people who were guests at her, house at the U of the thati, they reported. WOMAN The Dthm Bar, is Southwest Road, Sanford, was the aitsat ___ two enlia riposted to the ahariWa offic, this wsohend. (hi SMa'áy ntgli, a women was held and cut with a bbK deputies alt Gloria Bennett at32 Lake Monroe Terrace was scheduled for sirgury Suidey at Florida HoIpltal.A*amonts, to clos, gashes under her arm suffered In the attack at 11:30 pm. Saturda m pointed AbutoflaadahIff o,ama,.M Ems Arneld, as she suited the her's parking lot, deputies , . . ' - ... - •...;.•. • • . - Florida Parole Head Out CRASH SCENE • . TRAU4 ShOP UBAZIN 7&Mbroke o the Aidatrala whesishop Sunday nlghtcr .uiy ,1 tg mdfw1tha115Nmachine ____ Folios ripUt that the shop's "dollar machine" was fouiid o4 the shep In a ditch. They said the this,.. had gained 'd"°' by open a door. ___ . ___ __ __ _ ' __ ---- _______ - _________ - ___ _. — a ------a - - ' --- ___ _____. -- • .. -----a _. - .jijgner ZW7 W. L%tE1, rIlVUl5 BUll Wilil d — 6 _____ • 'e l; career employee. cast the deciding vote for Kenneth Bob Graham : Gov. _____ ____ W.SbnmonetoreplaceRiadl,67, who has served on the commission for 3$ years. ____ broke a $3 tie by voting for Simmons. : Graham Coptic Leaders Arr.sted . '- 4• A car (above) sits limp against the side of the Pentecostal Church on U.S. Highway 17-92. The vehicle; driven by Willie Williams, of 413 E. Sixth St., Sanford, went out of control Saturday and knocked down the lamp post (left) at the corner of 11th Street and 17-92, according to police. Ms. Williams was the only person Injured In the crash and was in Seminole Memorial Hospital suffering from bruises to her chest and a broken rib. Tpv____ 1111 • so '. MIAMI (UP!)— Police raided the Star Island ,. headquarters Of the Ethoplan Zion Coptic Ch urch today, arresting leaders of religious group and charging them with running an interstate pd.osnggllng ring. 81* members of the group and a security guard were arreeted,and weisseiklngl2cith.rs.All were Indicted Nov. Oby a federal grand jury following In the past six years, the indictment says, authorities have seized 10$ tons of marijuana from group menhers In Miami, New Jersey and Jamaica. A ted_si official put the street value "conservatively, at $'° miflion." WEATHER ___ - ___ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— The governor and ., !ad@ arid !0k0 'otem Cablitet today ? _____ aJ*GlA*SGbTIHIOUGHNI ROOF moving here from Baltimore. I. charge at arI msusts. .I 1W Sanford Find B_s was robbed at an widiseloNd Mw was a member at the WASIUNGTON (UPI) litg In' p.rcai 1mb flWatb II M liNt lbs October by mere then 14 perout from a amoed at med ud mirisa1) by burgivi who edited th Lutheran (urcb Of tired Fat15 caused by lbs Federal sprig." Funeral Nctk. year earlier and bolidig permits were dire ttaisj lbs reol pollee alt Rsdeumir, a 107$ graded. at letin'e between lundsi aftuisis aM Madsy menih, Rolm Besed's _s$ pj ç.j4 Through $s$smsr, homing cea• doom by ISO pureed from (Maker 1070, limimle11" 111 School and mu KNAYT. MISS MARTHA sharp deed_s in hmu ce*rwtius in stales mu thiitii bribe thri the red and edited the dir,, leavIng op a,dstugiy the urce Depflred a utvdeat Sealed. anua Fuenat urvioss . oser aid ande so W shiV'ii' ,uD enihe s,uiissny rubuiuli L)UIIN at Hed ii "tbs at 1070, Miss *i AnN Ic• IS, of memlty CoUp.. lbs 1lt ( III 3 atiti woru in ruig "d from a $ir drop. Hems ooNtewtiea mu dean by U pitied bad isi 11 N 114.1J. 51*10, *be no. at the Pd ilded W'P 1dM heM. buyers were wl ri- njt.as ,cu beat ii to pay high Wired, from the eams purled a year p,. Cumu Med am., Wodnbs.y. at Gramlian ___ gaerouIbs4,-rates becaus. , they ra:red kiubi . *ILiTZi I_sims adds bit Pviisral Hems cbeovl wlt% Misdeybems Ii a .eporl. ripest Mesday, Pastor I. A. ROV$Cber of. liii by musty $ pirud i _ forty dollars a___ (M deparff aM Amirlrae purmuol will riposted Ir'TJ fr the 111olklillo Mt '"' '" ""' tonalw*ail 111 New hesig 'adasted at a uuuI , at 301 N. Park Lie. !Ly, said Inca.. tee by U psrced Y' R&tlmsr*, Mt em5an i $igg , ruts at 1.7$ alto, dean frees was kiHIes NW, Mu -S. $1071 trillia. The at l — - . , _ ' ' '-oe as urim rd heirs dM op ts — a imb drawer, aid prike64 est ' In bath l*ber aM *a. g uWik Mien 'ut. record levels 11th mertgags rates latin c.adruetlus activity. Mid ausligS. 14 piud In s ares at She. PWvats woges ant salaries Inur CAR W*GL :1 deem'adbya7perudtsul ceedny. the ropeitalt Mu taslgb*iidopinabeut Man In lomber, and AtaMbeI'atuapurat5 , c. PUrSueS faMaurad, at scJd, two tuu dates s isesy In's med alarm. esMied by ILl WI.. Aauds Ak lelovard over lbs eIl&tad police of lbs )$aIkusl Aaedatlis I( aM'S hidig abs.. 13 pureed. ceed With MN s in the aM do Am "in Maay ' aid v1 1N"? privies db Jiablil kid pulca thet thieiei forced Ills eta major dei.. B bays Mopped Mass be' the - "m's Isieral cMm. aid ViBasags's wIw open, ad made off with a box c I"" it Idow ai peer ad 'a, .7 . 5' 1Mied1Uu*etkM, e en dam l he 30 aM Hew -----w u La.. A -_ . 1. — — -- - -- --•.---•--- -_•J —. . . ..•.... • ' t . - - • - for $1. pod fits ysars, Graikew Funeral Hems Is -• • MEXICO CITY (UPI) The death toll from last rnodl,'s crash of a western Airlines DC-10 hall rim to 75 edhorltles said. Rafael Martinez, 31, a Mexican resident of Los ___ • - . M.xlco Plan. Deaths _ PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) - Darryl Zanuck, one of the last of the old-time flamboyant movie moguls, has suffered a stroke and friends report he Is in grave condition at Desert Hospital. Friends disclosed Monday that Zanuck, 77, was gravely W. He was adinIftedto the ho.pIts1 Saturday foUowIjg the stroke at his Palm Springs harne.wIn5s it c_salt, irA & omsiali ratusod to diem his cond0w .. • • cit MARThA SCHA'II' .' I Zanuck In Grave Condition '• pay for u '' •;• •' SANCLEMENTE,CaflL(UPI)— Former f lady PatNizion, who underwent seven days oftreatrne,g for bronchial pneumonia, left San Clement, General Hospital Monday in "extremely good spirits." Hospital administrator Malcolm Johnson said Mrs. Nixon, 67, accompanied by farmer President Richard Nixon, personally thanked the hospital staff before the couple drove to the Nixon's ocean-front estates. "Both were In extremely good spirits," Johnson said. "She recuperated well and 1111 be followed up with office visits." I! .4 • . • .. , • - AREA DEATH .. ,..... WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Edward Kennedy, D. Mass., strongly criticizing President Carter for lifting price controls on domestic crude oil, Is backing a move to double the Senate Finance Committee's $138 billion windfall profits tax. Kennedy said Carter "chose the first opportunity available to him to begin decontrol," even though "the situation that compelled Congress to Impose contmIs In 1073 and extend them In 1975 is even more compelling today." "His timing could not have been worse," Kennedy said In a Senate speech late Monday. "He was under no compulsion to act In this manner. This was a personal decision for which he must take full responsibility," said Kennedy. ._ LONDON (UP!) Anthony Blunt, the royal art adviser unmasked as a former Russian spy, said today he chose "political conscience" over loyalty to his coedry. But he said he refused Soviet pressure to defect to Moscow, In his first statement on the scandal since Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher revealed his past in a statement to the House of Commons last Thursday, Blurt also denied he wait the man who Upped Soviet apy Donald Maclean in time tor ato 7% 00-word statement was rdoW by 3Iunt's lawyer and trdll.nitt.dtothe media by the Press Association, Britain', national news agency. ___ for three hours before surrendering. She said the store manager told her he did not trust blacks. 1 Kennedy: Controls Needed :•. Spy: 'Political Conscience' Angeles, aggravated assault and armed assault for pointing his rifle at two officers. - - __ distribution store where she worked, although she was not there. He surrendered peacefully after six hours. In Jackson, Ala., a pistoiwleldlng woman, denied a Job in a supermarket, held three hostages in a state employment office .. LONDON (UP!) The dollar rebounded on most European money markets today and gold held its own in Zurich and Frankfurt. "The statement from OPEC that they have no plans toabandon ths dollar asa means of oil payment gave a fillip to rrankf the U.S. currency," "said a dealer for Barclays ' , the dollar opened t 1 7615 German marks comnpsredtol.7605 at Monday's close. In Zurich It opened at 1.6415 Swiss francs against 1.63675 Manday, and In London the dollar opened at 2.1605 pounds against Monday's 2.11120. 75 ' 'c•.• • - .1 negotiations with the partially crippled ex-student of the wormers •• • episodes Monday, all of which ended without violence. In Florence, Ky., Joe Blair, 23, of Clarksville, Ohio. had a falling out with his 19-year-old girlfriend. Armed with a shotgun, he took four employees hostage at the Jean business college, said "it was his overwhelming desire to talk to Term" that led to his surrender. He was ordered held under $100,000 bond on charges of Institute, where officials said he was responding well to treatment. He was progressing so well he had been allowed to year agreement by a 69 percent margin. Other UAW-represented employees at the ailing No. 3 automaker approved the scaled -down pact by even larger margins. It was a major victory for UAW leaders, who had been uncertain earlier how workers would react to a decision to defer some wages and benefits to bolster the struggling automaker's cash reserves. • I• 1 .. 4 " for the project. . After agreeing to accept a construction bid of $72,345 farm . Schmitt Builders of Winter Park county officials found they were almost $2,000 short on available funds from a federal • pant for the project. Theywere also short funds to pays the . street and perking lot for the oenter. •.:/..ijz Unable to raise sufficient funds for sired paving, the / commissioners agreed to a compromise proposal whereby • ' they would pave the parking lot and settle for clay stabilization . for the road. . Funds transferred to the project corne irvin drainage Irn. provement monies earmarked for a Midway fire station s)" P. JT4j (Ø,D) and GJ'Mdcengu,cy funds ^W). I , .b•19t.. - — _i7i • m .ae ay1ity C1ImnwIt.r proJ.ct was appaatew flad years ago after expressed community bsi.t.d. Midway isa . predominantly black residential area east of Sanford on Slate L / Road 46. "Everybody's spent a Lot at time and money on this, ___ 1 Commissioner Bob Sturm i.lt "We ought to find the funds to 01 finish It KIrdotf expressed some concern over — who would the operation at the ceder and what Its _ purpose will be. "Are we going to be building a building and spending all this ___, money when there im't going to beeaybodyto fund (rimpbg) __ • It?" Klrchbotf asked. • r. Coedy Planner Woody Price responded by saying the community, group donating the site would run the building and fund it from rental fees for community meetings and the Head GOOD HEALTH Registered Nurse Rae Galley (left) gives a blood pressure test to Lois Start program. Eckhart during the Health Fair, which wak held Saturday at th e Sanford TEE "What If this doesn't Iherits eflO4h money?" KITChhoft STAR TS .ar.r Chamber of Commerce. The fair Included helpful hints to consumers, health questions and many demonstrations and by various health. "lithe bills aren't paid and the lights go bul1de re l ated groups. IMear wasspon y the San f ord 01 Club sits there until the cowty hall aim. for tt," Prim ssld. Europe: Dollar Rebounds * j' . The Knoxville hostage situation was the longest of three such Friends said Posey felt "inferior" because of a limp resulting from a wreck in 1966. One friend described the young . an as ieeitng aDusec1. ft An exhausted Capt. Doug Norman, who conducted In September. Posey was on a 10-day leave from Lakesho re Mental Health Pat Nixon Leaves Hospital Kenneth Kaunda Tuesday mobilited his forces, called up reserves and cancelled all military leaves because spend weekends with Ids widowed mother in Oneida. threatened suicide in September, and restaged the scene before surrendering to nnHt. iifin,. 11 hn,.... Louis Posey, 27, fin ally put down his 30.30 rifle and ended Monday's siege at the Knoxville Business College after talking to Teresa Robinson, a st udent who had been one of his hostages In Favor Of Contract . observers, headed by Chilean U.N. Ambassador Javier Peres; De Cuellar, was spending today assessing the first ay' ilvu work, KNOXVILLE, Tenn.(UPI) — A mental patient returned to the business college where he had asked students to witness his BRIEF Chrysler Workers Vote you to - Knoxville Siege Mental Patient Ends NAli orl Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1fl-3A Condemned Man s Attorney To Appeal Sentence ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) An attorney for James Dupree Henry will appeal to the date Supreme Court today or Wednesday the refusal by a circuit judge to set aside the condemned man's death sentence. Circuit Judge Thomas E. Kirkland Monday denied Henry's motion to vacate the sentence handed clown for the murder of an elderly black man whose Orlando home was robbed of $64 five years ago. - Gov. Bob Graham has ordered Henry's on for Dec. 6. Henry's attorney, Craig Barnard of the Wed Palm Beach Public Defenders Office, claims trial Judge Peter do Manlo did not Instruct the jury properly that aggravating circumstances must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt. Barnard reasoned that Henry's trial attonhey was Ineffective because he did not Hsediige at a.m.: Wi n.m., 1:14 p.m. p_stars, IS; .,s,ulght I,w, Raypurt: high, 1:10 n.m., 17; yesterday's high, N; 2:47p.m.; MW, 1:1* n.m., 5:12 biometric pnueuure, *11; ao*uw*rr -4,-winds, N.s4N.ulbsat at 14 5 Aigalas Is Jupiter phf laid eM N allis: Winds FORECAST 1He11kueta Musty 1* 5br Wed- W:y. Seas *5.4 leeS. peedsy. Highs In the MW Iii. Parsty sliMy. flVj Liws In 1611111" IN ta_s.d TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham discloses II Wide ,urls muShy Plurids ssee$ us*w.$: j5.dy 10 mph it lees. Fl, Is partly shady ad today the tax reform Issues he feels are critical enough to aid. (*mmms dobewers auth Iee an expensive special session. WEDNUDAY TW Graham outlines the details of his tax reform recomnmenda. Dayleus lisob: high 5:46 FrIlsy tions, ad as well as the other Items he will ask legislators to !U, 1:0 p.m.; MW, *11 lbS mid 7 co ns i de r during the four-day session beginning Nov. V. a,.,, 1:46 p.m. adhiMWISssemb.I.'s in __________________ Hsdiidoaedaweek ago the broad goals of his tax program Pert Cou,sral: il., s _. . and to c pro rty taxes for ut pe th e poor and make them uniform SM pm.; Is', 1:1 Is, 7$s "statewide, halt runaway government spending and promote • energy conservation and economic development but he has kept thespsdflcsascrd. In a'itii to tax reform. Graham is expected to ask the J4(jd1%fe to appropriate extra school maintenance money AM limit the state Supreme Count, which has a 1,SNcase Ha.d S. IWarv, LanisU sisucuste essuornas. backlog, to death cases, bond validations and Issusi of critical OIK$AS•I$ HOSPITAL atewide Importance. st SANFOnD: sm. It Lawmakers have gnmibled because they didn't know isi&i Irailsy anusassois Mamis SfIil5V *AIF0IO: IUCIJ7 Whit they were being called Into special .ulon to 1 James L. Warms. Rests. cuintder. Graban agreed to mail them the proposals once lbs IlsaN W. Culls Miry U. final details were worked 0* over the Weekend. RI N. c...s U's N. MerOsy Moses KnIØ WAS I. p He kid reporter. meeting with him alter en appeerace Ji5 Siseum CervI L. Peels anl bat_s 11w Tr"pedetkn Policy Study Cosomlalan the Warren L. Oliver Iult Trir rscuniundetioas were ready and would be mad. public. Jay L. Brook. D.Sary IC.,'.. I, William JoSn L. McMaltr. 011ory He bombed down en that lat.r, bows,,,, and p* off releasing Jis. Sarw. Dolls, Jla J. Didits. ary eny1 sill a pro.conference scheduled for today. Clarence W. Wilson, Labs 'slln D. ilil,s,. st "H. made a mistake. I'm sorry," said pro. secretary Steve Mww .Ilclarl 0. Seers, Doltsn. Carl W. Na", Jr.. Oline. City Hill. ..,John A. lilIan, L.a. Mary . I _ . raise that objection. The attorney should also have quest ioned the judge's rem ark that the executi and the Judge's determination that the death of ZelUe L. Riley, 81, of Orlando was "heinous, atrocious and cruel." Riley's hands were bound and his throat was slashed. lie choked to death on his own blood. During the sentencing phase of the trial, the Jury also heard the testimony of an Orlando policeman who was shot by Henry while trying to arrest him for Riley's murder. jury "shall consider all factors In aggravation," Barnard said. Florida law says award of the death sentence by a judge, after hearing a jury recommenda tion, should be based on whether there were "aggravating circumstances." In Henry's case, there were several in. eluding his previous convictions for assa ult . 1A iwrurm 'Sn - Grahams Mind Close - to I ___ Ulli _ ____ _ - Now, wIth 9 converflnt Central Florida ocations our homes are closer than - HOSPITAL NOTES I evertoyoum . weptedatwayYouworkhard and your time Is valuable. And, when It's time to save or time to borrow we want to he you save both time and money mmeba itmatt Why w*liIn your nslØiborhood ...on your way, not outofit. we want to be your savings and loan cs.. to home. _____ ' Miry vi 5anford/ntex P ,Longwood/Coange Cit 5uffiando/Deffarv,ovledo,'poplta,Forestcltv ___________________________________________________ • - --'------- -- - - ---- S .k. •• -. . • - • •• ., • • % -. •.•. • - 4 • • _ • •.,.'. • •. • - • I - '. •, ••. 4 ,. -4t . • .. •, I • • .. . :T . •. . • '- I. - �... - S • p, VV . • .. - V S -. - - . *• •. . • - V 5 • •# S. -. - -. -- •V •- p_ - * - - 4 p - -. •- * • .- . - •. . * V Even1*ngFkmmM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 30.2-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1979-4A I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, 424.00; Year $47.00. SALT May Be Rejected Yet freelancer, scattered around the country. He explained that Shismons was chosen for the honor became of his Involvement with the May 1974 case and his Work with other major Investigatons In the county. Simmons will receive a hand-lettered scroll as an award for his selection, Jackson added. According to Master Detective, the ap prehension of the armed robbery inspect was he onlytime Slminonshas ever hod to shoot anyone In the line of duty during his 15-year career In law enforcement. The suspect recovered from the bullet In his spine, says the magazine. Simmons, a native of Orlando, began his police career with the Orange County Sheriff's Deportment In 1980, but quit his job nine yews later to open a gas station a Seminole County Sheriff's Detective Bob Simmons will become a nationally known figure WE month at least among readers of detective magazines. Master Detective, a New York City based publication, has named Simmons National Police Officer of the Month In Its December issue. The magazine credits Simmons, who joined the force In 1173, with being one of the four Seminole officer, who cleared all of the county's armed robbery cases In 1976 and helped capture an armed robbery suspect In May 1974. Magazine spokesman Walt Jackson said Simmons was chosen from seven candidates suggested by the magazine's writers; Around (USPS 41210) The Clock ByDAVIDM. MZLER business good enough to support his family, he told reporters. By 1973 he was ready to go back Into law enforcement and came to Seminole. In 1974 Simmons was made a detective. Simmons also Is given credit for. solving a series of rapes ln January lV77. According toMaster Detective, Simmons was able to knock out a suspect who came at him with a knife during a Make-out by hitting him with a gun. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk said of Simmons: "He's a detective who has cortIn an exemplary manner diMly per giving unselfishly of his time and experience toward establishing an enviable record of solving crimes In the area." Tribe, Jackets Ty /I Need For Profit I By JOE DiSANTIS "They made u3do things their way for a . -- - - - -: . Acy$0r. 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"It might not be a popular decision, but if we get ahead of them they might not see the ball," said Datel about Some possible delaying tactics. Just one more thing to think about Bill Payne. V. the Tribe boss, "What do ya tell them when somebody's clock to make Over In Lion country, It was they find out nobody thinks we anyone other than Seminole much the same story for a are good enough to be county sports scribes stand up and take notice. somewhat disgusted Joe ranked?" asks Monty. "I just thank God that we Montgomery. The Lion coach has a have Intelligent kids playing Monty was In no way clearly valid point, disgusted with his 10.0 Lions, In the first week of the for us - kids that really but rather at the state prep rankings the Lions were listed believe In - what we're doing football poll released Monday In the also receiving votes here," said Monty as he which once again failed to category and despite reeling headed for a look at some rank the undefeated Oviedo off 10 straight victories specialty team workouts. Lion's have also been crew. haven't budged an Inch Into allotted their share, of state "You know, I get hem the polls. little before eight In the '1 don't know what more we playoff tickets at $3.00 each. morning . me kids get here a can do than goundefmiedand Plans are in the works to take little earlier and the first make the state playoffs," a bus load of Lion backers to the Hudson contest. Contact place they go is down to the elaborated Montgomery. the front office for details library to check the state it appears U [Ions will which rankings." are still in progress. have to just go out and clean oval manner. Patriots unscathed, gimpy. Monday's practice sessions something that has Poesy a Defensive end Morgan consisted of taking a lock-see l*$li concerned. Smith has a slightly bruised at the opposition and some "Robert..Guy Is. somewhat leg but looks .to- .be available tt.A £Z.1..... .&. S.... L...& . s...---I4E wur IW ww que.n'-w, ror in, errs ror ins asemu " cos*e. sQtaada. Island contest," explained "Other than that, Its jut the game go on awe today at the 'It's going to take a super Jerry PONY'S crew aped Poesy after Monday's MM normal bump and bruises school. effort on our part," assessed Seminole Seminole has been allotted latch time viewing the films of their conquest over Lake _ _____ lon. after a gene," Poesy add. 1,10 tickets for Gay Is lknp4' hiavily from Playoff tickets for the Tribe match agalint Merritt bland Frldaynlgltbutifyouplanon going, better buy 'em while there still available. NodouldSemnlnole High will be packed Friday night. D Ewa SUrizsr-Marhws 1341 CM I Ira-Urau)dl ' PWftge eja?eOyarl ljessKoIø INWUIOI. 1541 140 455 g. Alava 3$h'i OMaflioei Seesodgame 3Sbli0410I0I4 $140 $41 Ill iPIta-Oy.rl 10.1531.40 2141 ILeOe.Daug Q(t-S)40.II,P(*.$)11L4S:T(1. 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Semlnnle'sdalwart defensive week's preparation In the The Tribe didn't escape the standouts Is also a little __ ____ - - &-.- - ___ ____ - - - hideric Hue IbIS lies. lapse hug Now nstieewkeheduorthsdas which 5 the pi7 1$ 4i5 iiupe,aufe" ike bee -. d the-s.s'sfradrMIsad -- Iaf 1" sm In th. rth'domilbi pei ft withcsidOf,ems watsapntOf kia.Dslug$bi$euareOflheje aue*e, the ----1., amoas ad vs. Of the erid *JuIty, ft Biis'ii desedeOfens.s the *"1$WIbk1nt 10*111111e Hes red s ale, ad heSè Jr. ' Reggie Butler Snags Rebound Look At Th . State Pla JA1481 OILAWDO.$IMINOLI msadevse.at ___ D•rschlm.r Drives For Two Fighting - -"e4flrthejo euvdisshe - Game Films,,Shorts And Helmets For Triebe Lions ____ kmo - - - läI Ala, - • V Ints."I knew he got hot lateth the game but I didn't know he Oviedo squares off bad that mania" on"the Thbe mentor. Bishop Moore 1$ S '1eu Stamlaujh aid David llamas chIpped km with eight 531. \ polnts apiece each to help the Seminole attack while Jeff Sever Canned eight points also for Lake Bentley before fouling out. by Tom Vincent The Seminoles will now advance to semi-final action Wed. nesday against Leesburg while take Brantley meets Deland N In the consolation bracket. - be t Jadlee. &Innsis's memoirs are not .*irey The 7)year-eld Jadice be #'e Mreag 1$ as Ia's vote os the in crIUc.i. ha his acocud of the reverseffI.$bebe'1uI$0ridgnmtheen4 doide.s,gsve him thcsvoted diw --- 'r case &e.anBabbe cmigIpt the cuvent r we aptt. --'- '-u woIng 1j.M ee. theugh he Jaiinis Was's original _mem.rua,l as Ikes em sees Of the '1t1f Of the III Jet uris iie e. lith- "le" of IM piles. - --• - Seminole cubed In on 1146 trips to the charity stripe. Dersehimer in the - "Uwe continue to improve ontheklndof play we had tonight Tribe's 67.56 win over 1-think we'll be alright," said Peterson as he scouted the Lake Brantley. Lake Leesburg.DeLand contest. Howell meets Lyman Payne was a little surprised that McCray come up with 32 tonight at 7:00 while - - - Lake Brantley's zone very well. We didn't get going tutU Bruce (McQay) got hot In the second half and they missed SeminOle's Glenn Stam. some shots." baugh moves In to deThe Patriots converted 16-22 free throws In the game while tense a driving Doug ______ Supreme. Court Secrets- Memoirs Tell- - "I'd say both teams played fairly well for the first game of the season," added Payne. "We're happy to win. I thought we could have run a little better than we showed in the first half but we didn't penetrate - or an W WndhontheSoetUnicn. In sian, the treaty now presented to the full Senate lsnobeuerthantbepoorbargllnslgned by Jimmy Carter last June in Vienna. Its WAIUNG114 War (Ill Jes deficliniles, inequalities and loopholes are sush wa, asr, iupmms Cast has that it can nil Impose a stable nuclear $ s Of the bahme-ior federal_ u a' 1,1'1g la adiltIis km a i'dIy 'tJ " pMa the CaWII : JgIt.," Patriot backcourt ace Doug Derschlmer helped Lake Brantley dose the gap late in the gameby coming up with l4of his 22 points In the final stanza. Surprisingly, Lake Brantley outscored the Seminoles 20-18 In the closing quarter but that third period cushion proved too much to overcome. "I'll tell you what," said Payne after the contest. "lake Brantley Is a lot better than anyone gave them credit for." Patriot coach Bob Peterson felt his squad played a pretty fair baligame In view of the size difference. "I was pleased at some of the things we did tonight," cx- plaited the defending Rota ry champ coa ch. "We were In the ballgame until they darted taking control of the boards - there's just no substitute for the big man and we are not 11g." - JACK ANDERSON - VV period. ___ . 4 that his Bulldogs weren't playing with the most fragrant odor. At the time in the third quarter DeLand held a seemingly safe eight point lead over the Leesburg Yellow Jackets in the opening night of the Rotary Bowl Tournament at Lyman. Little did Parissi know the smell would become much worse one quarter later as the Yellow Jackets rallied from an 11point deficit to stun the Bulldogs 57-51. The victory advances Leesburg into the semifinals against Seminole, while DeLand heads for a consolation game Friday agai nst Lake Brantley, who lost to Seminole 674In the first game Monday evening. "II was a lack of experience," said a disheartened Parissi after the ball game." And we put them on the foul line too much." Leesburg converted 19 of 31 free throws, while Deland hit a dismal 5 of 14. The Bulldogs committed 27 fouls to 18 for the Yellow Jackets. Along with the difference at the line, it was a topsyturvey fourth quarter which saw Leesburg outscore DeL.and 24.7 after Rolls Ross opened DeLand's lead to 44-33 on a driving layup off a four corners offense. The four corners, a spread offense which utilizes one on one play, caused the Yellow Jackets to play a man to man defense. This sticky man to man turned around the game with less than three minutes to play. "The little kids did it tonight," a hoarse-voice and happy Yellow Jacket coach Ron Datel said about the comeback. The little kids were Datel's ballhawklng guards Kirk Martin and Mike Miller. Both stand 5-feet-8 inches short. Then, when Ricardo Jackson and Tyrone Stafford combined for a theft and a layup Leesburg led 53-19, Parissi Was rumored to have looked under his bench for a skunk. "Losing Fred Hinson really hurt us," Parissi said of his star's departure with 5:49 to go via the foul route. "lie's our leader. We were lost without him." Only two minutes remained when Del and finally called a time out. It was to no avail though as a turnover followed. In the last minute of play Miller hit a layup and a free throw to which Martin added two more free throws with nine seconds showing for the final 57-51 outcome. Another victim of five fouls, Carl Peeples, paced the Yellow Jackets with 13 points. The 6-feet-I Inch senior connected on four field goals and five free throws before leaving at the 5:14 mark. Martin and Stafford each notched 10 points, hile Miller added nine to complete a balanced attack. Hinson ,only a junior, headed the Bulldogs with 15 points. Ross, who came oft the bench to tally 10 In the,flrd.1f, I1iW,d with 14. JunIor forward Darrell DeShaziar contributed - It was a third quarter surge that wrapped up the contest for Seminole as they outscored -Lake Brantley 154 during that m laratlow, and `=andiwo reservations" tacked onto the ratification resolution. Only two of these unilateral statements require Moscow's agreement. The rest either have nothing to do with the treaty Itself When Deland head coach Art Parissi turned to an Interested II first half points. - ___ By SAM COOK Herald Sports Correspondent spectator and held his nose with his fingers he was insinuating commented Tribe coach Bill Payne of Lake Brantley's tenacious zone defense and patient offense. Seminole edged out to a 1942 first quarter lead but the Patriots cut the margin to 34.30 by the half behind Gary Hay's . - longtime -1 - After playing nip and tuck with the outsized Lake BranUey crew, Sanford pulled away late In the third period behind McCray's game high 32 points. The senior postman played extra tough in the final stanza, hauling down six rebounds and also dishing out a pair of assists. me . Leesburg Rallies For Comeback Over DeL and - opening round win over the Lake Brantley Patriots in Rotary Bowl action at Lyman Monday night. V - • Seminole High's Bruce Mccay poured in12 fourth quarter points and took control of the boards to pace the Tribe to a 6746 dra"na mieuk bidthey Koreans have bss coptIq DOt a single amem yline oy closed its only Minuteman productn line, the Ik. s.belar, bid a sue4bue -'hysead add i'ii ('Umpletoly aidrmM,d. The United Auto Is ad the u.JI Of any vlisuusly all sow' the worM km y Soviet Union is free to con us turning out In- hint He wetted for the late pr fir aa$i'Amerlcu actions by the Koresu. bid rIhsMly have bees r up agalad the Work.,. km the U. S. fiercely oppose suchtercontlnental ballistic missiles like uusages, to .1* J551$, s. an arhMM, and feels that i'e'.sts of e were cut even some t knpumt ad contractradridimo niodititlzatlon. Hoover was, with George washinstak one of mon, The', is nothag in South Kites dxvW borrow the late Nikita Khrushchev's apt iso. the OW had been Imposing on foreign How much capital Investment would It takó astions ramblingthe eitedles d" cram Nab bil AM at hfow Incredibly, the committee even rejected an to make American factoria as productive ag, U ho,., ad for whit the ,b the &i fill in km This ed I lb Int, the oith of Kereis Japa amendment that would have denied the Soviets man in cstce, but whut he tried to do: 'lie plants? Dr. Krleble aId that 'w the ( contrary, Park, concerned by . w lad uwgsd from $0 MlU4,i lit would have double the right to keep some of their missile test data believed In decentrallied govarnirent, the Korea's ow rate of invadment, It, persistent large favorable trade 1001 t $12.7 b"io lad year. would seen. That Is, we would have to says secret despite the fact that access to this In- gaverameat Of the (nstNst1ne, He was - witb the uoite Slates, had been Kore. caIs it the C'uidtattve Council 4 km.st an extra $110 H1Hn a year." ° the 'N' formation critical to treaty verification. usdiag Os. aie F'Il sher aither to "uting add they beped he a Iuu..I.g of We can biain this ant of Invadms by. stiles was the mer1ca to bay leceutive., As a sop to treaty opponents, Sen. Church ad he kit volada ohWide gear, Awirinn tride piMaIe-' and aid they raging profits instead of c $0 --I.e agreed and ether pndicti to try to we4 atL,a- to Ivs.k'y sipet markets. _ __ - Herald Sports Editor r, ';'" Rotary Openers Take 4th Quarter For Win Hoover V Tain t Lives On WIV'S WORLD Tuesday, Nov. 20, 17S-SA Seminole's Surge In The dovish Senate Foreign Relations CornVI EWPOINT mittee has marched obediently to the Carter VIEWPOINT administration's drum, recommending ratification of the SALT II treaty after prog it from any amendment that would annoy the Soviet Union. In doing so, the committee alienated several moderates and the final vote on the treaty was 9-6, less than a two-thirds majority and hardly a resounding endorsement of SALT It's terms. Ifthe Carter administration pursuesthesame I all-or-nothing strategy on the Senate floor, it may win the battles over amendments only to find / By 'TOM TIEDE Itself without the minimum 67 votes required for wsi' BRANCH, Iowa - This Is the 10th ByANTHONYRARRIGAN ratification. anniversary of the Inauguration of Herbert While political leaders such u President As for the treaty Itself, all of its least defen- Hoover, but few Americans are marking the Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy are sible provisions are fully intact, thanks to the oion with pilgrimages to the former demanding passage of a "windfall" profits dominant Frank Church-George McGovern wing prident's blrthpiace. Attendance at - th. tax, the economic well-being of the American Hoover NAWW Histork Site bwe Is off some people requires greatly Increased business of the Foreign Relations Committee. 25 p. profits in order that capital Investment In The Soviets' growing fleet of supersonic Official t the site, which InIndustry can be vastly Increased. Backfire bombers remains exempt from treaty cludes a fine presidential waro7 and In the postwar period of American world limits despite the recent testimony of a senior museum, believe the cost and .carclty of leadership, profits ran to 13 or 14 percent of Defense Intelligence Agency official that this gasoline we cutting Into the visitation national income. Today, they have dipped inS ____. aircraft is capable of reaching "virtually all percent. Without the retained earnings. be only part of the reason _ But that ua may targets in the United States" without refueling.no r Frozen assets a derived from profits, American business Ww r• be that 197*11 The committee's rejection of an amendmentanniversary w modernize facilities and add the of the st market crash can't requiring that the Backfires be counted toward precipitated one of the nations gravest machines that mean new Jobs. SALT limits also contradicts the unanimous view economic crises. Hoover took office In Mardi BUSINESS WORLD Many of One fundamental economic facts of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. of 192*, the Mock market boded on October ofnstlonalWewerespelledottl,yI)r. Robert No matter, the Carter administration and the 2*, and the United StateS flOSI4Ved Krleble, chairman of the Lodite Corp., In an ___ Kremlin are as one in Insisting that any change inGreet In Depreadon. ____ address at the United States Industrial As Usual S Busness treaty terms constitutes a "killer amendment" out ofwork whole townsabsidonedandlMss (fl Foundation's conference that would wreck SALT It and vastly diminish, if on the topic: "America's Business and. formed daily for soup. lit not preclude, chances for further Soviet- anger, people blamed Hoover. He was Industrial Future," held In Nashville, Tenn., By LeROY POPE offset much of the American tide defiCit earlier this month. American arms negotiations. ridiculed and vilified during his term In the UPI Bmise.s Writer with his corv totalingabout $1 bllllOfl last The committee resisted even stronger White House, and rwmits of that disifDr. Krleble pointed out that the Japanese NEW YORK (UP!) - There Is little reason YWO pressure for an amendment granting the United faction continue to this day. since his death, the Soidh Korean govern- save 22 percent of their personal aftertax to believe the big US. economic Make In mad humade an Obvious .ftorttopo&aya Income. Americans average 5 percent. Of States the right to possess the kind of super-heavy specifically _ course, nobody knows If anyone is Korea will be affected by the death of V America's gains In productivity have fallen p Citing Bee missiles specifically reserved for the Soviets b.ce of the memories. IMthe guest book far behind other leading industrial cotutries. U.S. directcorporati Investment In Sbidh A US. ort, designed, according to a U.& under SALT It. In opposing this altogether- at the mussusn has had fewer than a down Korea totals about $400 million, according to goverment official, to "tNcksn and bros. Over the pad 20 years, new equity shires on reasonable amendment, administration on some days us year. "ft's very the Commerce Department, den" the economic alliance, was average provided only 3½ percent of total spokesmen argued lamely that, because the slow,"sighemeempioye,,'onthe weekdays These Investments In Korea are virtually - strengthened this month with the first new funda raised by nonfinancial cog'. United States has no plans to build such a missile we mlgi* as well not open at all." poratlons. In addition, the US. Is the only - all In joint venture companies In which the meetIng in Seoul of the United Statep8os*h during SALT It's six year life span, nothing Is lost Even some of the visitors who do corn, Korean government and Korean Investors KOrean Comunitative Council, a of Industrialised nation In the West with & itt Now gains taz. by surrendering the right to do so. Aside from the eeea mar, bi5go4kn than the overwhelmIng majority of the unions the US. has held only with Japan and it the and then mussom patrons elaTes. its major European allies. -, - -unfortunate negotiating precedent - thus _____ ____ ____ ____ - .ariy, time vsiuni stat.. is in trouble in pnidd"nt, The Koreans resort they hive commercial Dspija$ said American many entablish.d lor.InIIdth --former__I_tSaa from - the Whit. Hou ha l '0km' pt.plewwm't working har4 drestMv-ezaln.d why the NOW Union should be per-i-InZseesl, InOI'dIFOI enough. Oowrumant Imposes a staggering ___ coveringUdM1J ______ ___ ___ 14 - 1's op 9. biWoi,, sut imemun term bàjàta.ce, Into oil elsotrentos, in burden on productive c1tis'.. mitted the exclusive right to a force of sos heavy'rUy the man who caused the Inns and other commercial fbia,w41 arranth,m1,. Indidrial P'flIfy 031111916101 raseardi Is down. Unions are battling WWII. Dspr m. " _____ gsrnints. _____ turing and____ fr4ig. autatIn which Improves the quality and The heavy-missile amendment died on an 8-7 Not that there aren't a. good nua"bsr of "Bid they *1t this is a rather soft Gulf Oil, General Motors, Dow Chemical skills of workers. Due to all these factors, we n ,ut'iats," a Commerce Department official, and Calex an, among the largest of several f a vote, a margin that fortunately guarantees its viMtors who r'UTIUnbSr hoover decline In our living standard. '7 "°' reappearance on the Senate floor. nit "The figure easily could be understated r, coiiç. operating In " told his audience that "thee identIcal 87 vote turned back another $0 Tepilt thid the public PSrO*IoS of HerLM by $2 billion." Offsetting this eetbPtI are kites, according to the Korean oumunilate In Hoover may be ' I! g. H. t coteene$ standardof living (Is) already Am co mmercial liahiHulis to South New amendment intended to close one ci the treaty's i by re 1l-, -d Hoover's kites ii $1.3 billion and this Is hard 11(WS. tdgtisr than that Of the United States aid will , q Dow he. a $200 -Make In $ most dangerous loopholes - Its utter silence on is the better for 1. rise to double that of the U. 8.11 years from The b.otdrapllftlug mithedo bywhich petrochemIcal plad heW bull at Yeocbon. the question of stockpiling ICBMs. The Soviets are The revision proc... Is elow, Thalbas ad- pt pushed &VA Kites's goea aMimal General Met.rs Is a peitr with the IIOW•" known to have at least 1,000 reserve ICBMs not raft -&A w is 'p.IU is t puPi. whmctlsi from y$2blan a year ibis be ,.. onopsgit In Seeh Motors, For example, the Japanese recently cloa. that history has not bee_ counted toward SALT limits because the treaty task over km 1111 to ameibire botwee $41 which has about I percent Of Korea's - i Mid plant that they regarded as ohoolst, restricts only the numbers of conventional missile withHOUt. My on itiw Is that titers has hillian and $00 WIER in 151$ bad sawed doi'$ adp"ohile mv of 10,100 cars a though It was only six years old. The about him this launchers" and other strategic delivery been more 'rtm . ic* in r01011111 mentha. Jp.n.s rate of production Is almost three pr. any other pu bl ic fls km US. huy - and Ams b-'- iin in seid, par. systems, not the weapons themselves, Electric Corp. has bull one times the American rate. An Amerlcpn auto it's . tIne we corrected L" ticularly the menu,, of hig *msrmeum plant of five nle' power under a $4 billion will have n'pkyus elbow to elbow on a Thus, while the United States has only a As it i.iiui. Thssts is most happy to y their peest marjta have Kots, production line. TheblToyota engin, plant has minimum reserve of spare missiles and has help at lit. record Mrsi. He is ad only a= - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - U wl"his SPORTS - 33) 173 CS - II. Wishlnton (C-i) II. Michigan (ii) %o. Baylor (7-3) IF. Tulane ($3) - Si 43 31 12 hada few more penalties than we thought too," summed up - SAVE - $ WATER Kegler'sLAND SPORTS CENTER Korner - - - - s. LOUIIISSta te It. Indiana (7.1) $ ' IS. NodS Carolina 61.(7-4) 4 NeW: iy agreement with the American Fistiall Coaches Pll$TPIOURALOP An"Wit, teams an ~Wn IIMINOIS by thi NCAA are ineligible tO Gold Dlggsq, the NP 10 and national flZ11f'1 (3) 8" ChiCks, (1) disinpienihlp cnslderatlen by Owken (S) Th, Loan.rs. ow ups asari ii COICIwL Four. (0) Pay Days (7) U-Mi, 5) earns currently on Silver Dollars, (C) Wooden proWlan we Okme Nicklis, (ii) Pay Rollers, (11) Auburn Mam,hls NSfl.Cih$,(13)$h.flChU,i.(I3) III intec.sf, U4 Late CIw,,.,. Hio Games: Men: Jim Hill 314. Vinci Can iii. Don pa$$y Ill, Lee Wyrvrn $10. Larry Oreis'i, p, David Richard*' 153, Jack Hunt 104 Wonan: Robbie JaImseu, us. tlhseduy i:. Ji1 SasobeN Ills June Dick 103, Macv Dell ru'jfln - $lned ***49w Hardy 171, Lucy Hem ill, Pays wiev on ivan is a tis'eevear cntracs at $i mililen .' usssn COMM IlL "11101 Series: Mea Vince Cara - 61pW catc*sir. IN, Jim still IN, tl,sISesn.dMaasyLenvWu1I. Jack lOut $4P David rnduar* a muei-yeer c.*ad. 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Ff1) ___ (1)THE PRICE IS RIGHT t.iiiL MD MOVIE aZ 17 THE LUCY SHOW (MON-WED) MOVIE FRI) don't needlobegrocmedcr lnguptiercareeruntllshegete an oft from Hollywood. (1)5 WEDNESDAY MORN. walked. *00 Cl. HSO MOVIE "Last Embrace" aDSTWiNDAY MORNING DEAR C.J.: Anther plea: (107$) Roy &hidu, Janet I. Yeudsithavetowerrynkeit Mw AgWagint. (D5 GOOD MORNING ystiaNuglhim. AMERICA FLORIDA (4) TODAY Pd FLORIDA 1 CD S GOOD MORNING A[I FLORIDA ____ ____ SUNSHINE STATE. meeting of Endlon BWM 0m6m DO)e(th. • I h - '. - ' eaJusyMmm a aiias . 'Sfl S*AMIIS*TIiN$ "" crfluitn Kurt ! a 135)DICK VAN DYKE 11:45 HBO MOVIE "Phantasm" (1979) Michael Baldwin, Angus D. 12:00 1121(17) MOVIE 'Cape Fear" (1962) Gregory Peck, Ro Mltchum. - 9:00 DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS • - il 11,Pfi , 9JgI#, :- sss AGO. sop CONTACT LENSE : •-' P' _ LIC$1SSS IPTICIAN OPINION $441 !IINCN AVE. (17-01) JANPOUD—PNmNN 5:30 •(I)TOOAY () GOOD MORNING AMERICA (fl (35) TENNESSEE ruxwo Snakes perform a valuable Guests: Wayne Newton, Robert 958 Urich, Dirk Benedict, Eddie TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) • service by eating TOded$ and Money, Ipi Tombi Dance (7) 5 GOOD MORNING pests that lineMen crop. and Troupe, Alan Campbe!, Jackis FlORIDA Moore. the ecology. Snakes make wonderful •CDTOOAY pets for retired people and (7)0 TAXI Alex becomes (1)5 MONDAY MORNING apartment dwellers. They're involved with a struggling (MOW) actrssswhoinsists she isglv(L)OTUESDAY MORNING odorless, elm 'si4 quiet, 0110 IUSIE % -: pima West in exclusive coverage : • 1`00000001000 _____ ___ Psuea.PTioas PILLIC e.sNs4ss NIS$.PrmckAvs.. - . -- -A - . , "SAVE MONNy :r. - - - UPIlSVlW'And ' , • - 0 Now OWN1IS I*NCI PACIAG1 HBO ALL BASEBALL U.S.A. VS. JAPAN East meets - i auvilusemis kern nut . • -: NOUDAY $PSCIAL IIAMPOO4RT $315 $SeaiThsMeeIPaiuspsSuaw, .— 7:30 - . Marriage Game" Elizabeth's romance with a married man, theEarlofLelcester. 11:00 S (1) (1)0(7)0 NEWS (11) (35) BENNY 41LL 11:30 5(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Tommy Thomp. son. (1)0 BARNABY JONES A (DO BARNEY MILLER Bar(!])(35) WILD, WILD WEST Lust • ,•-, FLORIDA -' Ifoasu In heck aid .sger -- L' Is a successful, prominent Share this with your robberies. professional man who readers, Abby. (1)0 RAGGEDY ANN frequently works under PEARL ThE PINUP ANDY Raggedy Ann and Andy to rescue Babette, a severe pressure. One or twice _____ for attempt DEAR PEARL: Thanks French doll who was kId. a year he would erupt into a a 1e ft's p apped from Marceila's playviolent rage and It seemed 'o.. picture io were , n room by Captain Contagious. therapeutic (for him) to words. "A pIcture 01 thIs kind (P I of 2) "pinch me ot*." -- shield be worth it ' - 1 (DO HAPPY DAYS Font I. For years I suffered In searches for the reason behind $1l,*. aid__ m.liig up - That evening I calmly told P ____pajng ____ Rlctls's unexplained lecherous DEAR ABBY: I've real my hinbind thst,UJie ever s, ndde bilavior edersa for mist appsicng hiMmnieplaIwoeld Mire . Pak MU my 'cuts ned . was very dhaappolM.d$s• prot.eskna3phoIogrierto rntycuysocJomd. (D5ANOIlfwdD.w.on -' - bràass healed. w-. VISItS PMdSIPhIS with his 1,og snakes. ashamed to let anyone know photograph me after the battle. vi show "Family Feud" and Th en I would place Ob ously, your fear stems game 1, $he truth, so I kept quiet, pits the Falcon against the and from prejudice Ifeltthatl mud have done these I by 10 photoo ometng terribly wrong to strategic places all over ignorance. if you ever got to M . deserve this kind of tt- tuwn—Idsntifying myself hi know snakes, you would leanS yt "Cfl: US'IIed color as his beloved to love them. Most people Stales Marshal" (C) (1973) ment. Meanwhile, by my silence I was protecting my battered wild would kill a sake on sigit John Wayne. George Kennedy. Myhuabsud was shocked at j bec A tough lawman tracks down It is a mIcosdInuedto wily bank robbers, only to find siu.i this idea; he knew I really ii are love In spil. of iiI 0*11 two sons involved wIth na" iL and harmless by natire, and his animal behavior. the9".(2 Hrs.) Needless to say, I tagan to ask myself wi i It avoid confrontation. They (7) ThREE'S COMPANY Md. as I*en torr years strike only when threatened, Chriesy took so much abuse arld le comes to the rescue since he his laid liii than a and don't deserve to be rim when Jack's cooking lesson to loving hand on me, and our over by cars, or decapitated with a mobster's wife getsalll. sw","iy, a aoiution marriage Is more solid end hacked to pieces by 115500 hot for him to handle. midi (5 (35) DINAHI & IEitOS garden tools. S Ag I • 625 S(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA CD S GOOD MORNING 10:30 0 (35)i LOVE LUCY (17) ELIZABETH R "The i - Shear desen for i4elhi will begin frimiS in P1I $14 idd asele In, Jaiaiy in the up. *MrS* toot byfoCat 1aveavar$ya1'bew 814VIIIIIII. ThS d6we d to pg" beaks and have as Ilultid $14 I4VUCS Answim' AdM Nape. - - - Abuse For. Beloved • GRANIP IflNINI • - 'I .. 00 ADVERTISINO' - .- i-.. becomes instantly relevant for Maude when her hero-worship. h reception in tue home ping cousin pays a visit. followed the ceremony. their home in Sanford where Kinart and the bridegroom is 17) AU. IN THE FAMILY The newlyweds are making the bride is employed by employed by Auto-Train Inc. On the Stivlcs' second annlveram. the family recalls how the wedding almost didn't take Place. (Part 1) 800 (4) MOVIE "The List Ride Of The Dalton Gang" (Prim. lets) Larry Wilcox, Jack Palance. After being appointed deputies In. the Old West, the notorious Dalton brothers turn their efforts to committing cr mes ranging from horse DEAR ABBY: My husband ever, thievery to - bank- and train WON IN'S STYLE-CUT $800 SHAMPOO SLOW DRY leg. M4711 407 W.2Iffi ST. Get- Ready For Christmas I Art-Tenors at the Caniplior Tree Is slot onlybsdquarters for art lid art siamliss In the area, . place to come for per. eanalhzid gifts, cmntorpiseas g aid decorations for Melanie Compton was ft flower girl. flower Sow ...' A&erdwr ADVERTISING - j,. G) ( 5) SANFORD AND SON Lamont is upset when Fred announces that he plans to marry a young woman he has . . - - recuperating from a rervous breakdown after the savage TODAY murder of his wife, finds himCD 0 GOOD MORNING sell Caught in a web of espionage and intrigue wt ch AMERICA ( TOM AND JERRY leads him to the edge of Nisa Falls. (R.1 hr., 43 mm.) 8:00 (!) FAMILY (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO Photo Th rea t Stops liseIr1n,lulw new cust.m.rs. %S STYLI. CUT S POOand SLOW QY PHONE Prtm.ntof - - . and button and wore a spray of flowers in her hair. Mrs. Laurie Compton at. tended her sister as matron of honor. She wore a floor-length sheer pastel print gown. James A. Paul served the bridegroom as bed man. .;f • • trimmed lace jacket. carried a bridal bouquet of white and yellow carnations STYLING Evenings'Iciald Prepared By Advertising Advertisin vows a floor length white gown with a white fur- - 'NAIRNO° Call 322e2611 NOW I Tsday,Nov. 20, i7-1S Tina Paul Bride Of TONIGHT'S TV T1 Charles R. OglesbyI 41 r - OURSELVES "That (the television In- sidelines, smiled and pointed But asbad as the Cowboys DALLAS (UP!) — Coin- waivers, Henderson said he conflict. Landry said lt wait an ddent) was mentioned," said tea bandana hanging from his need something toshake them ciding with one of the most would rather quit and accumulation of things. But what was the final blow Henderson, who made a sub. waist. Then he held up one up, Landry Insisted his a ., critical periods In the history promptly announced he was that caused Landry to take dued uppearance.at a news finger to signify the Cowboys tions Involving Hendersea of the franchise, Dallas doing Just that. carried no such motivatioL "It hurts me a great deal to such a drastic step jint at a conference to announce he were "No. 1." Cowboys' Coach Tom Landry Linebacker coach Jerry "In no way did I do this to made one of his most difficult do It," said Landry, who in- time when his team was wanted to be runenbered as formed Henderson before struggling to make the a Cowboy and would not play Tubbs admitted he had words shake things up," said Lan. decisions Mobday. with Henderson after the dry. "When It affects the for another team. He fired Thomas Hen- Monday's team meeting he playoffs? "I think he (Landry) game concerning Coaches and players alike was no longer wanted by the the personal life of a player, I deraon. Landry told the con- Cowboys. it's no fun, but It's pointed to a noticeable lack of thoeght I was manipulating television episode. wouldn't do something like "I wouldn't call It a heated this just to make a change. I troversial, talkative Hen- my job to make the effort on Henderson's part In the team for my own yenDallas' 34.20 loss to tiw. I'm not hitter. But this exchange," said Tubbs. "But would never do that. derson he had run out of decisions." The why oflt came only ln Washington last Sunday, is not a happy tlme for me." ! told him l didn't think ltwas Henderson was chances to prove what he During the Redskins game, apropos, when his teammates philosophical about his consistently said he was — the vague references by both combined with his untimely appearance In front of a with Washington whipping the were trying to win the game, (1smIu, best linebacker in the men, Gal expected Henderson said he thought television camera during the Cowboys, Henderson waved for him to be smillng on National Football League. 1ttohappen one to a television camera on the television." Rather than being placed on It was basically a personality game. of these days," he said. Laurel Wants Sunday Racing 11 OWED .-...- , .-. . . Landry ' Fires' Hollywood Henderson, Sunday Television Incident Last Straw Women Want To Join Aggies Lawo -• The Rams made it 20.7 early In the LOS ANGELES (UP!) — With one left Los Angeles tied with New veteran but said he didn't feel like the first quarter on Ferragamo's . to Preston DeUWd in ft final period on an 11-yard touchdown yard pass quarterback making his first NFL Orleans with a 64 record. The Rams one. u p rim by Bryant. Frank Corral's extra "I played a little naty," he said. end zone. The touchdown Was set dart and a real estate salesman as and Saints meet Dec. 16 in the fIj1 point attempt went wide. "I was not real acquainted with our when cornerback Sid Jintin InIds backup, the Los Angeles Rams game of the season. Jones fired a 33-yard touchdon Ferragamo darted in place of Pat offensive line or our backs. It's a big tercepted Falcon quarterback Jam staggered to a shailre of the NFC pan to Francis with 4: 11 left in the. of thie game. West lead and appear headed for Haden who broke a finger two weeks lift to get something like this under Jones' second pan Los Angeles made it 14.0 with 3s game to Close out the scoring. The 'their seventh consecutive playoff ago. Veteran Bob In, a real estate your belt." the seconds left in the half on the 40-yard drive covered 1) yards with Jonas "We have all the confidence In appearance. salesman In Florida earlier this Vince Ferragamo fired touchdown6 year, was lured out of retirement world in Vinci," Los Angeles Coach touchdown pass from Ferragamo to completing 4-Of-6 passes for fl passes of 29 and 40 yards and Cullen end is the Rams' No. 1 backup Ray Malavasi said. "He called his Billy Waft but 10 minutes into the yards. On the night, Jones completed 11. own plays 66 or 65 percent of the third period, Atlanta narrowed the Bryant ran for a third score Monday quarterback. Rams' lead to 14-7 on a 15-yard pass of24 passes for 181 yards and was The 25-year-old Ferragamo time." night to lift the Rams to a 20-14 intercepted twice. The Rams grabbed a 7.0 lead In from Jones to Wallace Francis. victory over Atlanta. The triumph played against the Falcons like a NEW YORK (UP!) — The New York Mets will have new ownership by the start of next season, the club's. board of directors and shareholders announced Monday. It is anticipated the agreement for the sale of the club will be signed before the end of December and will be completed before the start of the 191) season following Nations! League approval. A committee has been appointed to Investigate and evaluate all offers which may be made. The sale price Is estimated from $18 million to $20 million. it' -.' -: - - •, • -. Forgott en Feirruva m -- o Leads Rams Over . Falcons 20-14 With Two TD Passes Mots Announce Club Will Have New Ownership CONY SWII, •- Tu.sdy, Nov. 20, lfl SPORTS IN BRIEF I •- --- - -- - ---------------- 119 S. MASNOUA...SANPQRD PH.$2343$3 d �: - -- S.- • - - - - - I .. L - 4VItIRINK.I$IMS,,PI. - - , - - - v - . Tuesday, Ny.si,i7 - I Orlando- Winter Park. 322.2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. , . , - .- f - 0 1 ' - i - - Need Sitter In My Home, Days _322-4113 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole - li_Ibm • i Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 20,1979-36. BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads RATES utIle ................4k lIne icons.cvtivotlmss . .. .$c. line 7cSRseCVtYetlffih* - - -3k a line HOURS 0:00 A.M. -1:30 P.M. MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY SATURDAY Ssøon NEED A CHANGE? CALL 323.5176 TODAYI 3 Lines Minimum I TYPIST-SWITCHBOARD Accuracy Important DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday- Noon Fridoy ;t ' I. 2 . . .-: . - -• .. __________ . - '' - STATE OP FLORIDA COUNTY OP INDIAN RIVEN undersigned, ~oath, The say: It is the Intention of the Un. engage ma business dersigned -.---- 0.1 " ry '- - 1 ;1 L.131 -'-- - I -_ ::. •. - - - . STUDENTS AID - : - V NEEDY FAMILIES Why FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 5 IITJrIw COOKS&CASHIERS Mate" Dating Service All Experience desired Good pa y, in ages, P.O. Pox 1071, star. hence vacation, credit union water, Fl. _______________________ I profit sharing. Apply In person Lake Mary U Food Store, La ke $tist 1, FilSid Mary Blvd. at 1.4. WANTED vrv1. rnw rI,u,,uv, name of ZIEBART AUTO-TRUCK t• RUSTPROOFINO, located at 27th Street, Sanford, Florida, 32771. The persons Interested In laid are as follows: Snford %I .ntefprls. Rustproofing, Inc., 100 percent. Proof of publication of this In. tenilon to register is filed ________________________ provisions of Florida Statutes, Chapter $U.Oi. SANFORD RUSTPROOFI$O, L. -. Sell Avon. increase your earning pOwer. For details, call. 14414$17or144-307$ agers Im. U. Mary Ellen. U. MaryLongwood area. call 3210130. SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED 'o.sti ' P'T °' 76 Wary Public, NOV. it, 1N2 . December 4, ii, ltit DEP.M ., FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that lam engaged In business at 711 Airport CALL BOB LOVENBURY ENJOY Blvd., P.O. lox 404 Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under CreItIveEWussIons 332.7113 the fictitious name of SOLAR PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS UTILITIES NOW (SUN.), and that IInland to register said name 322.n46 with the Clerk of the Circuit coijrt, __ Seminole County, FlorJda In ac. cordance with the provisions of the UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Fictitious Hams Statutes, To-Wit: Sell ffio things that are lust Section SILOt Florida Statutes taking up spag a , 1t57. In Herald 333 4511 r131.pet3. James C. Howlngtcn Publish November 20, 27 and December 4, 11, ttlt DEP.SS FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I ern FICTITIOUS NAME - • III. -. . • tome health aide, part time. Homemaker, part time, needed in Sanford area. Must have car. Call Bay Area Home Health Services of 321.0100. Equal Opportunity Employer. ) ,,a, I fix." ~ . . Aggressive person • *.*'P*ids sloti.s1107. ste. Undid R. yJ Charles Namiy Publish: Novsmber5, 13, 3, , Publish: tSbi is, PteVWbI 119. , - • , 13, We 'w,. SERVICE STATION MON. Heavy oxp. PLORIDA$Ty$$$ly.Ij NOTICE OF APPLICATION PC* TAX DIUD WILDER FITTERS Exp. machine welding 31Apartments Furnished CUSTOMER SUPPLY CLERKS Fast paced office Sanford-lovely 1 BR + den, air, formica kitchen, new shag. $195 , NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, PROBATE DIVISION cit. numtu thai Jupli I. OsidNskt, an. Trvstes the hildel' of the (suing . SN CIIIIIICISO "Be fII5d said Wecription SI the spoity, and meas, $ 4. ISIS. DIP.0 IllS fuRS hI whICh N was aSMS4 NOTICE OP ADMINISTSATION 5 - . - JAH - - - .;'. . -MOM THE MASTERS• SWIM P$1M4 by • - '_ -'J 1`11 ). . ;'.: • . - - . - 4. grade huddlE at Lakeview Middle School look a step back lo kittary last week by a ft Mady Latham (above) dhscoves a pellcu carved (.m wood by %4a Wyoockl (right), a- local adlet. Other adloti head wou (lower right) I)vM hedger, with as early t, pb. sued by csloulal earpeimlees: PM Cvbl. (lower rester), with ; j4 ft Rag. __ The eighth coo.i. . • -. • •• . • , - ____________ . . i • •• I . - - . LL, :L . • uit Ni: *w*s.ca,.y • (: J ________________________________. . ft - __ 1 11111 111111,010068616 eno jull __ ALA EMPLOYMENT 012 French Ave. 323-3176 LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. Ex experienced people for the following positions: Cooks, ECUTIVE CONDITION ON I 327.1377. Apply In person 2-4 p.m., singles, no pets. Ref. $375 + dep. Mrs. Mello. 339-6956. SALES RECEPTIONIST 3 BR, 10,1g. fenced yd. anagemsnt potential with fast moving company. We need aggressive people with good personality I good phone voice. Sal. & commission. Cali Jan at 3235176. - 3BEOROOM-BATH £____.. -- a wt mw y m%1111411141111,1 P. t A&—a 0'SU S1 .. a- ype 19.is wpm accurately. (L 2g CARRIAGE COVE Terrific 1 yr. old dbl wide, features CHIA, v-heat pump, beautiful decor, huge BP'S. recreation center near by. Only $7,00 cash to mortgage if $20,500. ,lth light bookkeeping. nOwIsdg.abl, SI Medicare. i.. - -' P i lPIM !I II!T1VFW erson. Send replies to Box 42, Your Home As Security West area I Walk to school stores. Only $37,500. FEES to lord Gracious living. isa. IMlyl mentlsly rates, utilities !1ngUire *5, Oak $417113. sleeping rm., w.w carps?, 30 preferred, iii Iuri. m.ni . 414 Myrtle =eve" '323. 5774 Day or - ., • - .5 •.. --- __ •; ~ _-.'L 1; ,~. ~ I- __ I e . ,;- I , At - III, . - - . . • .h - - : 34th Idyliwlidel lnIgliaIeI Yew "fob JOIN SANFORD'S - . Sanford's Sales Liadar •, -. . . . . :Ms& PSM . , I ~ . .4~..4, _~r. 's 1. ~'.., -_:,. . ~:. I ~ - 11 . 5' .. •5' 5 .v, . • . - • lin,tft , ~ vi " t% :' '.,. - -: '• . I - ,. . . I . .'' ." " ~ , : ~I - - ~ 6ts'U... __ . * w. we ~ - . . ~ I . I ~ I ' • - •i _ FHA Flnancins -AdS . - • - - ANYTIME (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. 57* TOTAL. 47--111119111 Estate i I RD. (1) AT $4,S00 121 LAKE FRONT AT $5,500. lk OCX;? 155$. Myrtle Ave. danda 33 50610 ___________________________________ or buIldIng. Terms yew 1*loedurd Lw. at*. $4. dn. 11147$ es lakefr 'sW tIERT(LTYinc' Ught Hauling Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 3495315 • esSn$king Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 373.0707 Painting -- - - Al Ii PAINTING Residential I. Commercial 32757$? aIt5 775-4)37 ywelI ___________________________ ___________________________- 1 'FILL DIRT TflP SOIL YELLOWIAND Call CarkI MI" fll7155 i .. -I I AFRICAN VIOLETS YaleGrheus 332114) lvisaflariIwe.k.nde I' vacation time Is here...get what You need for a happy time with a Classified Ad. -- Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel I Additions. Sill 831,5399 or 562-0136 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS Ar CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE' NUMBER IS 372-2411. ________________________ i Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, Thank You for beingmy customers & friends. If there's a better way tosay Itldon't know how, may you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. PainlInatRair Professional -Qualitb ANTHONY COPINO 532-0071 - -, MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real, Estate Is sold daily in the - _____ . i-nted to Buy --- Eutsler Painting & RepairResidential & Commercial Call 365 $347 ' - hINIIII1g URO classified ads. Nothing small' about that. - - -- PUINITUNI-UDOIN. WkuIsuII Is ON. Grlo Who. - So F,n. 311 weshslaid FREE LIT. I $'. 'N.Eaew ____ ATI SM 1NN,t4LCulI4.t1.PL leo.110-MN .106411110, - WV11" :9 - - PI%'IONIing .1 - Fletchers presire' cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailers I RV, residential I , comm. property. Free list. 323-' 5323 - RIR Preisune I Steam Clejiing9 Painting . Roof.homes, mobhic , homes, etc. Mobile home special llxIO, $22.50. Reasonable rates all 323-7553. 11 work guar. AI.UM.SIDING ____ ViisyIhpok' I 3330429 INSULATION- Patting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I I Vinyl rapalrlrecohijng Saveuploiopd0f Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 2110139 or SW'7244705'coilsct.1 .' *csItIIra.. I -- - CARPENTER CONTRACTOR Per Sale: Cane sat low Vol deesirs Nalild. LOS NOV. Slat INer. 5mb SI IfIdwdlI ldisItt t ow Y Silks ho 1274 Slat Oiler, Call 11-4554. - ssorang,grow - PAINTCONT. Industflil Stvd., reuPhsky 93(ga 549 5077 - [ BOO -t at mater typo, wIN MQwhINhsgor½SIs. NP 11k. -mAy II. ISWt NP Wavy mAY Ilk. SI lime hoSN.- To tYrBusIZs..; Dial 322-2611 of 83-9993 at ;,#.. .-. - - J~ I . ,. 6-%- :n 1V-.,_ . - 11 . ~ _____ MEINTZER TILE ____ $ct MULTIPLE LOSVINS-RIALTON - - , - can MV YOU ISITEI SITED? " •' C"10; 114 I - _______ _ .4 Commercial & Residential Sod, shrubs & hedging 12 36SOS - Si,, Ref (WIN - - - . FREE ESTIMATES 322-7902 Landscape Main?. - SATEMAN REALTY - I - - terms. 321.1111.112-7177 CERTIFIEDLAWN & LANDSCAPING I rchendise W-Mslcal - t - - & Call Paul Hunter. 339 6531. I I Housewives Cleaning Service Sldeby.Side refrigerate,, 51St WV guy USED Personall:ed, lost, dependable plasic fasts w.3 benches, $35i APPLIANCES &FURNITURE, PLUMSING R egulator Slime bails full size baby bid 'smallness, I FIXTURIS, Jenkins Furniture, We DO wash sindowsl 477 5591 $3I Oak porch rockers, $is.95; 151 1. 29b W. 323-0501. instil office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, *1. SlIts 1. 333. IilnhIniiIv.nu,nts WE BUY lIED FURNITURE & _____________________ APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur Rein elir 'I'-WpSnhTy, paWing. allure Salvage. 3210721. WILSON MAIBA FURNITURE masonery, concrete. All wart BUY, SELL,TOADS prafesIenaIlv doni. Pru 311.311 1. PbS? I. Stint es. 30 yrs. sip. Call 327. COsts 3224i32 504111 1911,11i $54 331-110. . Lorry's Mart, 111S, $anford Aye. Dearisris gas Mr., hue nsw, Itly I Sill, no I lst l is I Man, quality Operation 4.4. 0-VU. foci, -, ads. fWels, Silsig., s$gegs, $,a4i, Syrs. sip. Patios, Driveways -N. 333-1075. etc. Wayne leal.337 4331 - OSTIEN 5 wilderness acres , Enjoy natur e. Only $15110, geS4 , misc. New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, n yrs. Exp. 5695543 - - SIIOLIR REALTY repairs, carpentry, painting I I ABC Concrete, Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. S91-4914. ROSSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 33771 Heal pumps, oil I)petens I AC's. All sites, al$,ivarlM N days. Call 337.3543. - MIM lyw. 50.1113,302-1*7, - _ eed 377 4015. Accessories & ss IHandy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household I Free Est. All work guaran- - - Home Ripoirs I b!u!Pw fl$flt - 6035 alter 5pm. TAG Steam CdrWI Cleaning, . ------ A OK Tire Mart, 333.7111, shock absorbers, ltd. Stfli heavy dully $4.95, battens $35.95, SMOKER 11% ow. .----mart, of I --stoves, misc. - 50 lWscsllsnssus for S.I, new i. i.s.o Fri I Sal. Nov. 73&74 2504 Yale Ave. 377 6200 -1. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 54-Garage Sales ----- . IHoI1$InWUV.ments formerly Harrielt's Beauty NOol Sit E. 1st St.f72-5717 Yard Sale 411I.5vasw Ff" Flom 11y 4 DR, 1yS brick home w.branh Carpeting & paW lhru s, eng., - Beauty Care - usil NMI (2)50' LOTS NICELY WOODED Prlrn Lake Front Acre, Exc. NEAR 25th ST. $7,S00 TOTAL. executive area. N. Sam. County. Owner will finance 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE. 3233445. - LV WOODED OFF NOLAN CUSTOMMOMES BUILT REMODEL INQ$, REPAIR S.D. PAI.INT '72 VW Super Beetle New tires, paint $2450, 372 $213 05f'a _______________________ Will buy 151 & Ind mortsNes. Wi also mike Real Estate I Pianos I Organs as low as 995Ions. Pioridi Guitars 10 pet oft. Amplifier, tgage Investment, 1300 5. drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Orange Ave.. SuIte 101, Winter Music Center, 2203 French Ave. Park. 644.4433._ 322-2255. LOW MORIGAGI w.) $ 11110 casts, nsum Ph.3220357 Agent 33t-$314, nt4 - - '76 Chevy PU. In Cond., $7.900 Call 323 llOO after S - - ing, Heating, EIctit' Carpentry. Painting, Roofing. & Air Condition cal, Plumbing Servlce& Repair. Gen, Repairs. Licensed & C5II Larry for Free Est. 471 6291. I Bonded. Free Estimates 373 TV repo It" Zen ith Sold orig. $453.7S bal. $153.56 or Ill me: Losing yew home & credit? I will catch up bock payments I buy equIty. 3330114. JOE'S 50,500. Sanford ATTENTION HUNTERS Peal clean 73 Jeep Waqoneer. Lots of extras reasonable. Call 32? 1737 - Air CandlNa&vV BARGAIN TV'S ' NICELY WOODED OVER SIZED LOT NEAR BAHAMA if '65 Chevy PU. With Camper lop, $600 Pulls Good 323 5569 S i n ------------ 2ölS Orlando Dr. 4i-Com,n.rdal Pruporty TERMS AVAILABLE. reef vd. 9 x - ---- C 1uI .1• Why pay more? HERB'S TV anford Ave. 373-1734 ___________________________ ___________________________ 25575. S S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER I 47-A STATION OFF UPSALA ND. NEEDS FILL. $10,500. Sormil $$.isa. -- ______- MILLERS NEGLECTED BY OWNER, We buy your equity, close In 31 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. INDUSTRIAL POtENTIAL..i - - - - GoodusedTV's,$3SIup 10 ACRES ORANGE GROVE 333-5321 2406 ISOc - -- 79-Trucks-Trailers 53_1:pa.Io4,.rBO LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. SOX 1755, SANFORD,. FL 33771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. __________ $49,500 NEAR HWY 44 & I.c RuNs's 2435', 5. French (17-537 Sanford - ---- - - . - The Real E;tte Agency - -- -- rubber, insp. needs minor repair, good cond best otter 323 6013 eves. ________________________________ - __________________________ AIRPORT. carpet. CallBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR - $356. - - fenced - -- Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323007 011" 4AW& 17 ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN & IRRIGATION, REALTY WORLD. At 'Multiple Listing Service ne"In "" , IUITY lEALTORS , __PARK -. 1104. - ----a ..- 3234221 diONice [ uzm3 .L -a 1. - . `11 .. • . - 44543427. INIM 322- 2420 - - I SALES 1.1*0101 *1 LIST $ SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY. 0(411 JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. It St. and Appliances -' III Marquis Brougham 429 good BLAIR AGENCY ________ Gas I El. cipais. $143,000. Call William household items. 9-5 Thurs.Mallczowskl, Realtor, 332. Sun. 3100 Summerlin. 7953. i mobile home. Let us take you to see these. out, Motorcycle Insurance KENMONEWASHER-5, Established plumbing supply a servIce business, toots, fix. I turfl, Inventory & reel estate. Unlimited sales & service i potential to qualified prin. friendly Ad-Visor will help - - - 43-LotsLots 3357. cam REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES REALTORS -- - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to '73 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) __. GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. MICROWAVE 127.000. iopct.dwn, By owner 365- 34". eve. 349.1451 Push button controls, has carousel, still In warranty. A LITTLE SALESMAN IN Originally $445, assume _________________ __ PRINT... That's a Classified plymontsof $31 me. Agent 33g. ._- Hunt, fish I relax In Ocala Forest. Lot with 2 BR, fully - turn, trailer. Firm $6,000, 333. 3932 or 323-2955. substantial dwn. $33,000. 333. Ivory feature 110 trust Just 175,1 II wN bueNoS? tvm$. ez, M 0:4p - FULLY FURNISHED ON I CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL VER SPRINGS. $15,900. SE I G L E P REALTY. BROKER. 321-0440, 327.1577. NOQUAS. IFYIPIG- 3 BR home, - ConC*JP'SS. $anisrd. ' - IIE0000M CENTRAL AIR, MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM S .... SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322-2611 or 531-99113 and DREAM HOMII 3 00,1 bath brick home in exclusive ,ppqqslmately 5 7*115 it 4---.. • . . .VA& for 131 5101 $drm. 3 Path Via. - Lake Kathryn Village. 1 & 2 BR condos. $76,500 $33,500. IS pct. financing. Call Don Cox 373- 1111 •- I , _*__ - NbA, FR, WIOIitUI decor, sitting ream, ww carps? & lots morel SPP Warranted. Yours r ' - 3 'Wow 'still beautifully llnd Sc.JId lawn, fireplace,' Chu?fI&e of storage, doubl WOW wilts grden utility I year warranty, 505.110. Cora.hl cous .5-.... -- LOVELY II$*, IbiffiI'smslr desirable neIlsbsrheedl C. AMONG TRIES, ITLID ..cu$tem SUIt - -- - - Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $105.35 used short time. Sal. $115.14 or $19.33 me. Agent 339.5*6. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get results. See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORYMOSILE,IOMES lSO3 Orlando Dr. 333 5 REALTOR 322-4951 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE L*Lw •. JTAflWE - formal DR. PP Ai every Imaginable featurel SPP Warranted. Just ILINl bsdfsam plan future in this Osipsus, neat home, - con v"" location, quiet au, 2 - $*.$Iaohs,Iyr.warranty, - - EXEC. HOME I Custom 4 11,3 bells home in Idyilwilde with pool I patio. Sunken LiPS, ,gsh5, iIfls at rev with excellent vim. 161,110 wIlls IS pet; deem and owner hoidlil. • MLS 42--Mobile Homes -- warranted. Only $353201 • -- FORREST GREENE _________ fenced, many more extrasi Great Investmentl SPP CLD MIMI ROAD (43 LOts Acreage) 10 Acres posture and _ • 323-6061 or eves. 323 OSlj WEKIVA FALLS New 1 BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful Wekiva Falls. WHAT A BUYI 3 SR, I bath home with del. apt. on 19. loll Both kit. equiPPed. Carpet, gas 1978 SuZuki, OS 100, exc conj JSOOmiIes,mustsellst.uu 32? 671$ 197$ Singer Future -Fully auto, repossesSed, used very short time. Original 5593, bal. $151 or - $21 mo. Agent 339 $316 agrl,, 1U'x7IO', $5,500. ___________ (1) - _ Just 71 Ford Comet, 1 owner, looks 73 mpg, like new, req auto Price is right' 377 0706 Ext. [9 REALTOR Bigarageapt. Live inlsous.4. LOVELY WOODED ACREAGE (2) S acre tracts in Osteen high & y. cool spot for house or $325001 1972 VW. S t5 body fair M('(tl good, 'nan1 ne.. pts $ 11(3) 322 6665. 3)93.190 - Sanford-Lk Monroe area, zoned INC. rent apt or rent both. Only $30,000. SUPERI 35R, Ibath home with Furnlstwdl New carp. & w. Night - 5301133or339.11llevei. INVESTOR I 2 BR, !B home, good cond., FR, fenced yd. nice lecatior. sc. 1- Owner will finance w. pap.rI Many extrist nhaclnamlde 43-Lots-Acreage M. Unsworth Realty I - fl-Junk Ca Removed ,'efrig. RepoAMANA I? cult. Sold originally $314. now $716 or $71 mo. Agent 339 5356. __________________________ Build to Suit -our lot or yours. FHA VA. FHA 2351 245 $6,000 dwn, owner carry, New Central HAL Hwy 97. I mile 01 Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a pulic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 730. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price, Call 904 75'. _!.L! ,rTh!! !_. west ._ -1 you. rental aptI Move right ml SUPREME CARE HAS SEEN TAKEN WITH THIS-split IT _ flStl$_• 33.050 339-0500 Many custom features on ig., fenced, landscaped W. SPP warranted. Yours for 564,5101 or 031-5513. . REALTOR brick home In ldyllwlldei II YOU don't believe that want bring reSults, try one, and listen to your PhOne ring. DIII 3222611 orligg - 40. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - oy. 'I 41-Houses INVESTOR I This won't last long. Nice I OR, IS home on fenced lot. $13,000. a JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 2 bath. Inc,, REALTOR, MLS • • REALTY Harold Hall loalty - 4 I STENSTRON financel $59,500 - . .A I - ____ thiamine mononitrate for breakfast?" 134-1011 throughout. Owner will help I. J,,, 11-i'.J1.i. No ----- are not damaged or Top Dollar Paid for junk S used seconds but brand new top line cars, trucks & heavy equipment. bedding sets onlyt Free local 3775950 delivery. Noil's Sanford Fur _______ -niture Salvage, 1197. So of BUY JUNK CARS Sanford. 322 5721. ____________ From $10 to 550 FURNITURE & THINGS Call 322-1671; 32' 1440 Buy I Sell • NewlUsed Furniture 784Mforcycles 300S. Sanford Ave. 323-6593' ----- "Who wants ammonium carrageenan, sodium REALTY, INC. REALTORS beautiful landscaping, 16*32 sc POOL & custom features -; I, flip 327.1577 ___________________________________ 'z oN of total inventory of brand S'i_ Christian Brothers Gorgeous 3 BR, 25 boasts PUflUSWChorab kOgtim. - Orlando - C 6253. NEW MAYFAIR LISTING IIIIIIIIIIIIIIINI Can _11111111PI1111100:1111, ft' i' Sanford 321 0440 • il ascorbate, ferrlc orthophosphate, DeBAR V BROKER 24395. Myrtle Ave. decoratpd on 19. wooded lot in Call Us For Terms Tower Financial liv. 1110.141-210 O BROKERAGE ) Eves. 345-5100, 3221535 PIN ECR EST i-urninqu 4 DR, 2 0 numv newly r :IiI' . SEILER REALTY, FR'S, big BR's & great financing. Only $59,100. r j 11 - STEMPER AGENCY tma MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY Beautiful 4 SR. 20 homeon large corner lot w gorgeous land- scaping. Terrific satin kit, 2 -o The Evening Herald, P.O. 0* 1637 Sanford, Fl. 32771. - WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. beds • II.2. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, block home w-screen porch, large lot, paved street. $37,500 w30,000 existing 10 pd mor. tgage that may be assumed. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322-4457. 77 Nova SS black on black AC, PS, PD. 350 auto 327 2985 alter 6 - new intel-spring bedding. These /.. *15.000. Owner finance w-'/i CROCEIT? 71 Ford Grand Torino lOr. Full pgwer.Air Super Nice 327 5195 I So. of e Perfect for Winter retreat. 41Houses ble to use 10 key adder. ccurate with figures. Exp. it ) C dwn. ____ CA Lfl10 TAL INCOME, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $47,900. - Collect 605-339.4309. - TlSjP_STIcL 41A W-Vntsd to Rent ADD 2 UNITS GOOD REN- 4 o 0. 446P TRIPLEX I & 2 BEDROOM UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO Transferred, movIng to Sanford. NOW 3 BP, OS house 1mm. _____ V-Vqp.w no" - - IMil of is, ohimia 40 ON 111`111 1 1 1111111 1 in lbs ibsus name WNW C1111111111 __ AIR A HEAT, CARPETS, GARAGE, LIKE NEW, AS. SUMABLE MORTGAGE. 3231101 If it career In Reap Elate clIp h... - ______ . 3 BEDROOM, l'i BATH, COUNTRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL Central Heat I Air $IS.atS*,at$Ip County CowIbsess, 7$ Wsmns Apsw, in lbs CRY at Radii Mi 10* IAVTIPUL. NER LOT. $29.900. $37,900. , * * * * * NOTICE 5$ $fl$y ON _____ 11 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COR- Sanford area, newly remodeled. 3 OR home, 19. OR, LR, FR, with fireplace. Util. rm. plus wooded lot. $363 plus sec. No pets. 3235374. __ ••'V $32,500. - Nice Neighborhood $255 mo. 531.7513 erliftel "*I It P7 H. LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS. FENCED, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. 26 21 Elm Ave., Sent. 3 OR, no - • - 1, 5 REALTOR" 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 1970 Monte Carlo cxc. running cond. AC, PS, PD,AM FM. cassette, magi. Call aft 6 PM 3317143P $750 Will talk' • w-hlgh bk. Hercuion cover, sota, 1215 French 323 7310 love seat, ottoman. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-i For Estate Commercial S R es' , Sanford. 377 $121. dental Aut,on & Appraisal. Call Dell's AUC?iOfl, 323 5670. Savesopct.ona new sPC. DR suite by Trogdon. White con temporary Danny's Auction 327 70.10 table, 6 chairs & Buy Sell Consign china, $495. 1 only! NoIIs San ford Furniture Salvage, 17-97, 2671 Sanford Ave. 373 5777 So. of Sanford. 372 $771. Ml.. 107W Commercial 3 BEDROOM, AMENDED NOTICE OP NEAR INI isisi . Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRsDER ASSOC. EARLY VICTORIAN 1594 MODEL. NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RESTORABLE CONDITION. $35000. TERMS AVAILABLE. ACR.E. $300 MO. SEIGLER REALlY BROKER. 321-0610, walters, waitresses, hostesses, cashiers & cocktail waitresses. . I- I W. Garnett White 2710 Sanford Ave. veto Increase In business, Port 0' Call Rest. is now hiring I • C 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central HAL, wall to wall carpet, kitchen equip., screen porch nobi!e home, own lot, Leisure World, on St. Johns River. $24,500 terms If desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322. 6457. pqgiL REALTORS Corner of 10th & French si7;r; @o= of PW 0 "ft ft "M o. 1111111111 =I .Od I•54 377.1577. fl-Houses Unfurnished ________________________________ Jipts Euguns VhI Lake Dss'*y Aparhoest, deS*SiSSMilItII*Ichglmis or unlIquidets, SW cwija ue,,s a at*ir . ___ Ni'IISatSWVPWISWyChSISS, W10bpMiSow1Nufl yj ge ltIlStWMidhIm Is lWSid,*S WIOS4 SIUIISMIIS$. SSOwIY ChIN N desuIbM. The 1maS? MoN *ItX INlidlent ew at Ssp &,.*us.j i.jr 'A J• -, . N inMNIR5 SI OWlS? NOCif ii'S Wft vi Jpsiot - - - 5 M ' 50ITN. p-ft) - or allsmay, and Mi' U*UU* at, le !ICS OP IL .. • • .• . - S .•. , !nced 3 BR, I? B. parlo, workshop. $31,900. - - TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FICTITIOUS NAME CLAIMS OR DEMANDS A. Notice Is hereby given that I am GAlNIT THE ABOVE ESTATE engaged In business at 1050 Crystal AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN. Bowl Circle, Cassslberry, Fl., Yse1 Issuance $77. DSSC, of Property Lot 1 1* A $eslJap,d Esttis PS II P0 IF. Mime whkhaissNslOstiamJ. kathy. TIREITID IN THE ESTATE: Semlno$ County, Florida, undsr AHW said prspanybeIng in i YOU ARE HERESY the fictitisIrs name of IN. County SI Seminole, $g NOTIFIED that the ad. TERSTATE SYSTEMS. $$ISII Flsridi. ministration if the estate it Wand ho resister said name wiffi Unless SudI certeacale or c. Matthew R. Wild, j,., de(SOW, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, . tlficISs shall N redsuiw File NwnbSr flIS6CP IINIIIIII$ $1ffi1n555 County, Florida in ac cording to law the property hI lb. Circuit Court 151w lienkISli cirdencewftll the provIsions SI the dsscrl5ed in such clrtlflcale or County, Florida, Probate DivIsion, FIctit4s Name Itatvtii, To-Wit: cerliticifes wIll Be ww te ms si'. address of which Is Seminole $sctlmt 50.05 Flo rld Statutes tilglast CAIN bidder at the County Courthouse, Sanford, 1W. hiven deer an me tIlls day SI FIVIIS. Till paiSlOil rSpreMfl. SI,. KIlwlSffi L. Lund December, 1277 ii 11:15 kM. . Wive at the estate IS DirathS, Dated this Ii' day at NsvslnbR-, Welch. whew address Is S.D. Ni: PublIsh November 30, 37, and December 5575. ___ Is NIdery, Pa. The name and oi-. 4, 11, 1575 S Arthur N. BsckahIi'. Jr. aeu if the personal 0 CI CIWS rSpfSSaMatIve'S at$Irn.1 are is' Seminole Cs.. sinhord. Wits bS. STATE OP WISCONSIN Psi • AN persons having dsims or NACINO CO'JNTY By: Cheryl Oreer, D.C. demands IsiBet Ii's 'SIlts are CIRCUIT ce"T Pu , 271 Did. 46 requIred. WITHIN THREE MON. POSATE NOV. StANCH $7, TN$ FROM THE DATE OF THE IN TNE MATTER OP TNI DSP.$ FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TERMINATION OP PARENTAl. NOTICE, ho CIII wN% lbs Clerk at hINTS TO: the above covet a written Mist y Marie Vines. UNITED STAVES OURT Iem TlI a Miller. Ushoil LV FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS I DISHES. INC. ALt UTILI. - TIES 5500, 6 MO. LEASE. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. "Your Future Our Concern" ii I BR, 20 pool, green house, Patio. $52,900. 2 OR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. 3210440, 66 I • • I FISHING RETREAT enced 3 BR, i'. 8, patio, ANTIQUES & MODERN OR SUiteS, BR suites, bedding, chests, dressers, coffee & end tbls., lamps, easy chairs, nite stands plus boi lots & misc, items. $VISA. MASTERCHAPOES SCASH DOOR PRIZES$ HEATED AUCTION BUILDING 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 ______________________________ - 322-3481 ________ •MON, NOV. 19, 7 PM. 4 Pc. L suite, $249, Colonial style; •SANFORD AUCTION. 0 WIT! We Buy Wrecked Cars * PUBLIC AUCTION Ô nford Luggage & Foot Lockers ARMY NAVY SURPLUS i REAL GATE Iraker Assume set. S11--Household Goods guest cottage. $92,000. Ave. MORE I E F ~I -5-- 250 N. 17.52, Casselberry, Fl. 134.5700 Eve. $2.3U$ REALTOR Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto MANY, MANY !ual - - CASHIER _ H. Ernest MOINIS S, eg - 0--Autos for Sale - 8 t%ed. DbI, motel box springs & $30 Sa I Auction, 1215 S. French, 373 7310. _ mattresses, FOR SALE OR RENT 3 BR, lB. FP, nice yard. Close to town. )_I I - -- by Gill Fox SG-Mscellal$ous for Sale BR. 48, lake front 11 lacre w- ____________________________ Eve 313.$S fApf. for SenIlr CltIzens Down town, very clean & roomy. See the fictitious name - um ______ are Notics Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 412 Majorca Ave., Attamoqite Springs, Fl. 31701 Seminole County, III. Carl H. Luick November 1), so, v, & • 7153. Light exp. 1W. ESTATE OF NIcatf*'$$.Id55dhoWlo5.,e MATTHEW I. WELCH, JR. thereon. Thi c tificIS pij, ak4 MATTHEW REED WELCH, and ygr if Isevince, lbs a RE: BR, 10 FR. $4,d at9'7pd $225 Adults. Furn. avail. sii. BOOKKEEPER 10 key by touch BENCH TECH & OUTSIDE TECH Florida, under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, P.OSI - ct. interest to qualified buyers. Yew homes with low monthly ayments$, lowdownoavmenfs. 136.000 to $14,000. 322.21S7. SIDE Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot o, our lot. tie V Enterprise. Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 6443013 254.45. French Ave. 322-023 iI3fl.3772, 323.o7,, 323-5420 Mariner's Village. k***** of CLEAN WAY,and that I intend to sold name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semihole County, Florida In ac. ardancewlthme provIsloof the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $45.0 Florida Statutes 010427 IF SANFORD REALTOR i BR-21" up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Call Casselberry. L..aI NotI . LL FLORIDA REALTY Scm Inple Shopping Plaza, Svntheticoildealers Needed Immediatel y Call 3317453 for liWo nd ~ a.m .. me,..,*; . OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK - I - -- SIDE GLANCES 41Houses Phone 322-7511, S4.nford Notice Is hereby glean to i am WIS4I Blvd., Winter Park. Fla. engaged In inntlnessat p.o. Top pay for qualifled personnel. Altamonte Springs $amlnete'tL kifliflele county, Florida, Apply at Wite TV in Four under the flctitloui name of CEN. County, Florida, mid' p Townes Shopping Csnter. Ask TRAL FLORIDA RESIDENTIAL name of THE COMPANY $TORE, '' "54995, to rosiddr said CONSTRUCTION and the? I Intend and that I inte I name with the Clerk of me Circuit register said name with the Clerk Court, Seminole County, FleridS of the Clitul? Court, Seminole accordance With the previsiMs CRMIY, FlIrlhl in ICcordSlICB with _________________ the Fictitious Name easutee, o- the provtsions of the FictitiOus FICTITIOUS NAME NoOse Statutes, Ye-Wit: Section WIft - $ecftgeI$LIpp*m Herald Ph""by Tern Vincent - Hod him listed In our Business Service Directory. ._•i VA.FHA.235.COII.I.,JmU LOW Down Payment 3222611 - .1. P RETAIL SALES Will train sharp person Earn extra money for the holldayi whH. you stay at horn.. Become an Evening Herald tSbphOnI solicitor. For Sate NEED A SERVICEMAN? VoiI SALES RIP. HOUSEWIVES Lamm, $It$Umls&Taflgelo$ RU. HutChison Ph. 1211415111 - Publish Novembe 20, 27 and great portunity. Apply In person Sanford Nursing I Convalescent Center, 50 ionvllIe. G..d T1ngi Lit State of Florida at Large My Commission expires: pets. $300 mo. Call 641 3353 2 EXP. TVREPAIRMEN RN, $4 & 4.12, full I part time. Will baby sit In my home for working parents. Reasonable. 323-)13P amytime. before me at Vero Beach, Indian River County, Flor ida, this 10th ,, day of November, Hiram Manning hls]BRhomewjllsellFHAvA or Cony. It Is ready to move into & has a lovely fenced rear Yd w-trees. Call us for more details. 532.900. days. 1mm. occupancy. Big money business, acres country living In Lk Mary, Z-agri. Now have your homeS Your horse too $23 2 BR, 2B condo. Sancllewnod Villas. All Appliances, no MEAT CUTTERS New AVON FIGHT INFLATION Will baby sit In my home, days, for small chiidren & school INC. By: Jack D. Clark Presiden t Vt',~11 Spacious APPL. SENV. & REPAIR Exp. all major electric appl. Local business needs a qualif lid manager for restaurant operation. Must be bondable, reliable, pleasing personality, required. Send resume to Box 40, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1U7, Sanford, Ft. 32771. Lost mci. pomeranian, song cream colondt3air, vicinityof Sanford Ave. AirportBlvd. "FRITZ". Needs daily midl. caflon. REWARD 32113$0 - mod. 2 BR, CH A, carp.. DW, disp•, near hosp.. adults, no pits. $335 323-3958. RESTAURANT MOR. Bill Lonely? Write "Got A _ i Unfurn shed - 1S-tWntod herewith, pursuant to the __________________________ Frank Warner's third V period class at Lake Howell High School (above) Is shown with 3,4*5 cans of food they collected to date for distribution to Seminole ; County needy families on the lists of school social workers during the holiday season. A total of 10,000 cans were brought in (right) by all of Lake Howell third period classes In the two week drive. 30-Apartments Exp. all phaseS AFFIDAVITUNDER "'" . -..:• 4-nsnab RUb U Manuf. background helpful Isgal NotIc - - '' PERSONNEL MON. Great opportunity PURCHA$IfW AGENT 5;.--., • sure to get resuts Need sharp gal I J__ a F 4., 0. A~A 1, ' - PHOTO STUDIO MON. .fiA , ,~ .4,w T-V".r,, j~!M 4 ~. ,4 1, _1 7 -T _1~ I. ._c _~', 10~ -.AU a. r Itie'.* it: -.__ -_1 t. # 5; _ '.5 I I,-a&% 1~ I �I. - I F. - - . - - - . . , r " - - - - — - ' ' r - i c' - r , p • , . - 4 Evening Hors Id, Sinford,Fl. BLONDIE ACROSS Tuesday, Nov. 48 Component of Answer to Previous atom by Chic Young I Glee A0 49 hfold IA Puule $H -:-2--) t I (:Z ; I IL ) _11 I ./ d, - - L 0 24 Baseball 40,1 I 1 11 , I ° WWAT SEEN THE TRAINING PI LM...PO ITJUST NO. 5 IS THE pj 7 WHE _ BROKE POWN FOR WRONG, T THE WAY THEY SHOWEP YOU do 31 Fabulist by Mort Walker ____ NOW, YO U'VE ALL. . undulating ,,. BEE TLE BAILEY 6 I 1 0 I 0 Z _____ Z 5 1ILIM I M 8 IT (2 32 39 As wall 41 Smells 42 Important 43 Italian volcano 11 12 - - - -- - - - - - - ______________ - - prevent any i place the leno of your eye. The new the old colls are pushed to the interior pan of the lens itself. Time are damaged cob and cause the cloudy changes in the lens. That's why age is this most common CiUU There are a n ber - - - ____________ US L 8 WT — — — — I I . ' I I 1 Me C S - - J i I - j 1 HOROSCOPE For Wednesday, November 21, 1979 cataracts, including what kind of slaues or contact NY 10019. As The Health Letter I'm lenses you might have after sending you explains, the lens surgery. In general, U of the eye has Certain tissue cataract Is the only on working out the answers to skin. It constantly forms new surgery combined with a large issue today Instead of cells. In U*can of your skin, contact lenses afteir surgery by Howl. Schneider argujg about it. Think, don't c are simply dad provides very suitale vision, \ MiRE P.1EE. N 7••' H*4 j.i.. tiic\ Throh careful and clever fight. LA-rFLY?I MUM OffM fM A 90A KM~ AWBOW Piano'"""coming year YOU ARMS (March 21-April 19) SU HIM ALLW&K ROM CALL Will be We to nuke a peat Today is an excened time to dow out of Iipare Aftfti.a. begin bx*ft for hish ap . (8 -- * J Your fine head will pave the oiCbes to an . . "', way for a large reward. _. CUR"to un ideal . I. up with ea all over his chin. Is iapa.etM d wa st efuL 1 COIPIO (Oct 21-Nov. ) South ezplalned to us that M*Th You could turn a fun in (April he was the most unlucky meet g TAURUS • *is 20-May 20) I. in the world and with old pals Into a sad affair Silence is adding fuel dge Q 353 a that only W singl" lack of f you If you begin or to Judge disturbing Issue involving is s hearts the E r yew worth by their successes. someone irnportaz* to you. have led to his defeat. WER T em Yaw tim will come. Find out Have a meeting of the mbde os South had been unlucky, but 63 more of whit lies ahead for - today and discuss things he had overlooked a perfect $714 YOU in the year following your openly. safety play that would have K Q 10 •j g7 PRISCiLLA'S POP guaranteed btrthdoybyamding for yow •J$4 by Al Vermeer •Q18*I GEMINI (May 21-Jima 20) against an and a ancomi,u... copy of AMrO.G ISN'r4jr" 00, 000 EVEN IF TWE MST E Z10 pe#wm or man $1 1W each *XQ117642 to Astiw COZI FESS OF OF FIREW00P.12 safety play would have bm homm 992 . Box a, Radio City routine for you and yow mate MRIEPLACE000 . toceAdviam ' acootbearts fA Mn to my be a good Ida Way. Nye 10019. Be q Mak e plans to do something hift "t. a finesse.- U neither honor dWK*d - 11M do you VVIUMNS. Alt-West 1 o South would return to 1 1 . UGnTANN (Nov. M wwM of good. Dealer Satk his , lead this " of clubs . DW. 21) You're better off . W I 4 I Lao (juiy u-Aug. n) You w0w Nw* s" swilh. ' ' 4that `it lost to the It you dick to your own I : Suppose Pala 30 Pass 4 - JacL The defooders -would U111111101 to allow others to can Avoid sme sum @I. your itinarwy. IAW posses, arovad the bons, Pm 49 Plas 4NT - only have two hearts Wt. Two . It 101111W Mori CN*m PM 61r PM I Of dmmmfl hearts could be pan 64 Pass $9 ruffed and eventually the fifth bud WORW at u You can cbm* on an other . 19) TOM aui of today's tber. combination 0=.&&---and win an that __ a opeaft le".4 X BUGS BUNNY by St.fluI & H&mdskl f ,cas), he has made this No ab . r t - - ATBRIDGE WIN ,.- . _________ - It - - g ____________ j _______ n ___ "People are accustomed In large shopping centers and malls to parking and walking somis didances to shop, but in downtown areas they AM expect to park within a reilsonable distance of the stores where they wiih to dwpo an taking place, "The plan is not functional," Speer said, insisting the extended planters will present a hazard and make vehicular parking and traffic dangerous. The attorney said the area has unusually wide sidewalks - 15 feet wide -and the planters should be placed fully on the sidewalk areas. "The sidewalks on Orange Avenue, downtown Orlando are eight feet wide, while ours are 15," he said. "I seldom see three persons walking abreast on First Saud*ls Regaio n everyone wants to see downtown beautified. "But it should be done in a mamer not to Lmpede ads Ingress and Speer said construction time Is estimated at 3 months to complete the improvernertU and this will be a detrimient to downtown business. "They intend to tear up the internewns of Park, MW011a and Palmetto with Sh rine Many people were killed in the hinted that the unidentified gunmen were Government officials said the crWb at takeover, including the religious head of agents of Zioniun. hiam's holiest shrine was over, but did the mosque, the agency awd, but this "It's not unlikely that ZIwAsm, as it ca earlier, wants o damage not elaborate, saying the Interior report could not confirmed. Mlnisk;7 win rellesse. a 1144 A Al Qabu &W the bwas d God arA cvAn a dWw. A First Street and put bricks In the intersections and new MWP and to place. tbo trow and eoul~hlp Spueç I - Sd that Jacksonville architects originafly, company to prepare eonretained by fl f the revitalizatIon said many months c pt dra ego that the Magnolia Avenue closing and the pedestrian mall there is "pivotal" to the project as a whole. • me people out of Jacksonville expressed the opinion that without Magnolia Avenue the project will fall flat on ltsface.Aflwewouldtiaveisdreaslngupsldewalksand ers. concur thatKnowles said. "If we do not have Magnolia Avenue, It is just an exercise.of Barnett disegreed today, saying,"I don't think any part of the plan Is pivotal to any other part of the plan. I don't think any put of the plan is sacred." The city in the 1976-1980 budget allocated $77,000 to Purchase materials for the downtown revitatization work, pledging as well labor valued at $54,478.14 and equipment ,w—. - I '.! t ,-, " 0 ,,, *.'~%,:,~.. . . valued at SAM. Latest estimates are that materials will I ,.f )- IL" .., -*4" I #k., ...1t. P. ) ~, & : , I., ,I 4, ~ , " -,~~, h ,t N . , . ?~, r , I . II. ') '. '. ..,O;*,. Aj -A 4 rrivolousmatter? 145 RMLLY Pakistani forces to the British Embassy. Deputy P( State Department spokesman Tom said the evacuated Americans were In good condition and RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UP!) — Saudi The identity or religious affiliation of the Arab League summit conference, troops today wrested control of Islam's the invaders was not immediately personally ordered the military attack holiest shrine - the Sacred Mosque of known. against the mosque's occupiers. The Kuwaiti news agency said the In Tehran, Iran, a statement issued by M Iunidentified M took a large number of hostages Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's office gunmen w1., ac mosque and gunmen and ba rricaded themselves In one of the condemned the attack as the "work of too,, many hostages on e 1,400th shrine's seven minarets. criminal American Imperialism" and thday of the Islamic religion. Street except on rare occasions," Speer said, adding that "ThIe city now has the calstruction plans and the money,bA we & not have unanimity of groups downtown as to what they want and do not want," Knowles said. bassy on the third floor, the top foor of the the only casualty of the 6-hour siege was floor vault. a U.S. Marine Cpl. Steven Krowley of Other mobs of anti-American Moslem building. militants, enraged by reports of the Pakstani troops battled their way into Port Jefferson, N.Y., who was fatally seizure of the Grand Mosque In Mecca, the compound and chased the invaders wounded in the mob attack burned two U.S. buildings in nearby from the roof. The State Department Reston also said the American school Rawalpindi, attacked the U.S. Consulate official said there were about 100 in Islamabad was evacuated. "The In Karachi and ran riot through the city Americans inside and all were evacuated children are being housed with some of Lahore. through the roof and were esco rted by the other foreigners," he said. cad $101AM.N. Meanwhile, Speer expressed his concern nd only aboul; the Ion of porkinill spaces sind vehicular traffic on Magriolis but also about plans for Planters to extend Into Em ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) — A A State Department spokeanan In mob of screaming Moslems stormed the Washington said the attacking mob set U.S. Embassy today, killing one Marine, fires inside the U.S. Embassy compound but Pakistani troops rescued about 100 and the Americans inside retreated to a Americans trapped briefly in a third. vault -actually a large room -located the street and about the possible disruption to downtown businesses during the several months construction is , - -. -. S Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce president Vic Arnett has scheduled an 8 a.m. meeting for Dec. 5 at city hail in an attempt to resolve &fferences over downtown revitalization plans. Differences between the Sanford Development Corp.,, which has spearheaded the move for downtown, revitalization, and some downtown merchants surfaced during a Tuesday meeting with City Manager Warren Knowles. Knowles called the mosting to proud engineering construction drawings city personnel had worked on for the put 2% months. The engineering plans, Knowles I" preserve the pruent Integrity of the downtown drainage. and Call for streets at lwrowsit points to be no 24 fed wkb curb to curb. . 00"00 to the downtown revitallsatiat which In. 4 . :- '6dis d owl anifte of 112111"Ims. rodosip of some In. 1 teractions and 0 cl6~ the 01 i4i;Z Avenue for two blocks d it , . ,, AttOlilSy (1. Algiruos Nr Ot the P ss,srJ moathe voeaUy Meted Ma qipesiften ssveial times, lpsà' tOld thi of 5th ?sday that ether nien'Iais $ the oppualfion Induding Dick Barnett, owner of Book Mark, a Magnolia Avenue business. Barnett, who is also president of the Sanford Business (tj(fl, said today his opposition Is "moderate" does reflect the the asaocIation.1bsasiocIaedthe revitalisation U has In basic and supprts the plan," he said. "I. as an Wividual merchad, see the Magnolia Avenue closing as the aingle blast objection, in the plan$" Barnelt said. He pointed apecificaily to the loss of both parking spaces and the proposed ben on vehicular traffic. similarities to that of your significant eye pathology, YOUR BIRThDAY No"wball M . - - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Or.....u..m.a. can send 75 cents with a Long As you will see from The stamped self-addressed Health Letter I'm sending envelope 'for ft. Send your request to me, in care of this you, there are a lot of Im. n P.O. Box 151 portent considerations about _____ /" Pfd 11% W leth day as "these whose spying has been peaceful solution to this problem through for the remaining Americans. * i?vi a iza i T'hat's why the decision should Letter number 134, Your an whet her i done u w Cataracts re coming residers who want this issue on a careful eye examination Radio City Station, New York, I ' I c__— ' full Blow Up Embass Hostages, •' r L6 I 1p b I'm sending you The Health — — — II Moslems Mo h1 - I - - EEPS WASN'T IT ? • IN RNT,OAoc7? BUT IT WAS A M 600-0 TIRED - - . cataract redly is. 59 G as helpless and said. "Cart,er tries to thousands of Iranians, denouncing ________ by Bob Montana Utpd - 57 — TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Students 'Me White House had no immediate frighten us, sometimes militarily and Carter's threat of military action, con. proven according to evidence." the U.N. and every other avaflable holding the U.S. Embassy today comment on the warnings, sometimes economically. He knows it verged on the occupied U.S. Embassy In the past, trials by the Moslem channel," Carter's statement said. "This threatened to kill all 49 remaining In an urgent appeal from Washington himself that he Is beating an empty where the hostages laced the threat of an revolutionary courts have led to the swift is far preferable to the other remedies American hostages and blow up ft earlier, President Carter called on world drum. Neither does he have military Islamic trial as "proven spies." execution by firing squads of hundreds of available to the United States." em bassy building If the United States leaders to provide increased security for capability nor does he have any Pahlavi was not retu rned nians. to Iran, 4 ft is Ira Thirteen American hostages have been tries any military solution to the 18-day U.S. embassies in their countries. He also following." possible they (the hostages) may be put Washington Tuesday sent a naval task freed since Monday, but 49 Americans embassy stalemate, repeated his vow that Iran's Moslem Khomeini also shrugged off a potential on trial and Carter will know the con- force, led by the aircraft carrier Kitty and 40 nonAmericans remained in the In a communique broadcast on Iranian leadership runs the risk of U.S. military U.S. cutoff of wheat supplies to Iran, sequences if they are put on trial." Hawk, to the Indian Ocean reinforcing compound. state radio, the students also warned the action if it pushes America too far. saying Washington could not get others to He said Carter ll ca s the h osta ges Ameri can warshi ps patrolling the waters State Department officials said Carter llvesof all Americans in Iran would be th In a speech Tuesday, Ayatollah join such an economic boycott, diplomats, but the 79-year-old religious so uth of Iran. will consider using m ilitary force if danger if the United States makes any RuhollahKhoçnejnj taunted the president The threats came as hundreds of leader labeled the Americans held for the "The United States Is seeking every Iran's revolutionary regime orders trials military move to. rescue the hostages. - - __________________ e I. Th I Iran Threatens To K'1811 - ARCHIE - ____ the surface. L 9 - -_ — I - um - __________ ________________ I . __________________________ 13 - UU Lamb . things that ifl r411111e bj thereby compressing On lens 9 the early development ii as needed or allowing i ________________________ __________________________ 15 cataracts WII -. expand. This change uiip0. most 16 17 iT' jelly-like lens Is how it's has Not everyone surgery. LOSER focused automatically — — — 20 21 by Art Sansom cataracts 1 h 22 23 can look near or far. hU J any people 'LI —— When the lens Is clear, it opscit.les 1 lens of the eye in the 24 '25 26 27 transmits dear U& rays and U ALL W*B... and an AM see rather won, able to see 29 Iththesldf 30 31 32 clearly and distinctly if all of ft?s glum. If the rl'e? I the red of On eye . 35 — is normal, too early to do surgery. Then too. That, by the way, is . — im portant because you can miall arms of opacification in 37 38 39 40 ( <l' have otherproblems besidesthe lens are sometimes 1 referred o an Immature ' '' cataracts that can cause 41 142 44 45 ca tar vision. When the lens gets Still other patients have 46 47 48 49 •' 'T' ' cloudy and has t ro uble additional d se e in transmitting 11514 then that affects the vision to 3 ; 4 _~r 54 1 1 55 things you look at begin to ——— point that doing cataract ! look blurred. This is what a — — surgery won't help a grog - TH E BORN .. 11 u a circle of muscles around _______ 11.30 rllr I Evening Herald, WSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents . 72nd Year, No.79--Wednesday, November 21, 1979--Sanford, 'Florida 32771 Dir; over the radio that honey Will cure arthritis and It is good for cataracts. I had cataract swwy on bDth eyes but my stste has to have cataract iiwgty in the near future. 45 honey 47 Lectern 50 Pandemonium cataracts. lileivklil - - I DEAR DR. LAMB — Will a drop of honey in each eye for throb weeks .4 HIOIDIRIS 0 For Your Cataracts onging Kiad of ulcer 10 Won by little prince$$ , of the lens inside the eye. If us 40 Depression ini- 12 Neither . 52 closely you look at the eye closely arW . tial$ . 54 Look masculine nor 34 School OrganiSpecies of note the pupil, the Ism is 41 Eggs tation (abbr.) feminine . diter 44 Hums 36 Plated with tin situated some distance behind 13 Complete 46 Expired 38 Light refractor 56 Equivocate 1. 8 Sorrowful the pupil Itself. 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Ad: -... ..- - - . ,.• -, --.•-.--,•. . •i. •- .. • - .-. __ -•-. - •,_.•4__ S . - - - r - V Widnuday, Oct. 24, I97 I%,.iS 4. • -'.--., ':- 72nd Year, No. 56—Thursday, October 25, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 -: -•;: Evening Herald—(USPS 481-289)—Price 15 Cents • £. ••.- 'V •• • tot • EEF pEO ' :•..; — S A V E 30, L• USDA CHOICE WHOLE UNTrnMMID : I BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP "':J Is. F WUTUN coes PID PINKY P* w UAM Cl MN KONOMY S P SINS USDA C1401CI ILADICUT SIRLOIN TIP ROAST $189 I MW W.o BRAND USDA CNOICS\' SONILISS CHUCK ROAST ". LEG QUARTER OR PORK CHOPS. FRYER B USTQUA R I TO 12 1 11*01 I11,1111. AVO. LI i umois FRESH OS SMOKED PULL ¼ PORK LOIN Li W.D HAND U.S. CHOICE BONELESS "NO : • W.D BRAND U.S. CNOICE CENTER CUT 7 SIRLOIN check_best $1,, . . BYGARRYGRAU For the children in ON Skylark area who attend Longwood 5. 7U mileage count was not on the "most travelled route" of Herald Staff Writer Elementary School, the controversy centers on Candyland Park. Grant Avenue but through the park, lessoning the distance by a Mobile Manor, the neighborhood of Joey Smith, 12, whose death According to the safety committee, the "shorteet route" is crucial .15 miles. resulted from an Oct. 6 bicycle accident on his way to school, was through the park making the traveling distance for the Skylark Mrs. Chaulk said Manning recommended the courtesy busing. denied courtesy busing by a 3-2 vote of the Seminole county children 1.95 miles. The board tentatively denied courtesy busing to Skylark at the School Board Wednesday night. Parents led by Barbara Chaulk, treasurer of the Skylark bg board meeting based on three replies from the five-person Two other neighborhoods were also denied courtesy busing on 3. Homeowners, objected to the use of the park in determining the tafety committee. 2 votes. 1.95 mile figure. When the park is eliminated the distance to With the fourth report available this week, the Skylark average Pro-busing groups, many of whom picketed the school board school is 2.1 miles, she said, suitable for regular busing. Mrs. points came to 32, 1$ less than the 50 needed for an elementary over the Issue on Oct. 17.. repeatedly by shouted protests of the Chaulk listed five reasons why her children should not use the school to be granted courtesy busing under school board policy, park. The first three reasons were stated in a letter from Acting on four reports for Mobile Manor, whose children go to (See related story, Page 3A) Teague Middle School, the board figured an average of 67.55 Longwood chief of Police Greg Manning, according to Chaulk. points, less than 3 points below the 70 point average required for a decisions. The reasons were: middle school to be accepted for courtesy busing. Besides Mobile Manor, the Skylark subdivision in Longwood 1. The park Is Isolated providing a potential danger - • •1 to children. and the Lake Triplet area of Casselberry were denied the busing 2. Gates to the park, locked at night, are unlocked in the morrequests as the school board accepted the recommendations of sing by police officers who might not always be available to open Superintendent William Layer and the safety committee up the park. reviewers. 3. The city of Longwood does not want to be liable for an injury Q1*en living outside two miles from their schools are bused to a child going through the park. by lap. Children living within two miles be granted courtesy 4. Heavy equipment construction along the route has increased busing, the hazards. can LB. 59C r USDA QIADI "A" WHOLE , I TO aw Change ___• ASTOR '___ M" COCKTAIL - - ____ - wwrii&u •, .i Ik!f!.Mt'!P 'PON IF CANS Knes 'Ii PAU 1ö*. NMIO IOU SOUNTY • . • - 79s •. ucw gt tat.. with ,trtllar lqlilation, to obisin th*dMldIes to ate, bow fatalities have been cut by •. &A A MhOAM - •• • MID . • • . - , . - • • . -, I ...• ::-' SUPM ,, . -. . • '• . 1, ,,. . ...• . . - . Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida, Atlantic National Bank of Seminole and First Federal of Seminole said the new Interest rate will go i nto affect today. .. -• —k , -. • ____ - - "'• • r S' A... .. .' ,. r- : Em nas is O n Fun At Golden 0 pics '•: ______ ' •___ •.. . - J-'•• . A ''&r • .A1 '•. - t';i. .. . Vløciet By JANE CASSEEBERRY Herald StalfWriter The Golden Age Olympics to be held Nov. 5-10 In Sanford are made up of fun and games for seasoned citizens 55 and older, but this year there is a new emphasis on the "fun" pad. An effort has been made to ' "Jubilee" events In the ' H.raM INJURED CYCLIST . • . Tom Not long after Sanford police and Florida Highway Patrolmen met with State Representative Robert Hatt away to discuss changes in state law to retluce bicycle accidents - their point was dramatically emphasized by an accident In Sanford. Reported in serious condition today at FloridaSouth Hospital Is 17-year-old Joe Turner of 114 Fairlane Sanford. .411$U1IaIlIáV '7 ' I. Th .MHfk UISU Wll • .. bicycI le on U - .S. i..a..way - near inC 4 Lounge In Sanford when the accident occurred Wednesday about 2:45 p.m. Police Chief Ben Butler said Turner was riding with the traffic heading north when he was struck from behind. Driver of the car was identified as Virginia Lee Hilton, It. of 1313 Olive Ave., Sanford. Turner . • low UL 4i 1 • • . • -. .• .• . . .. • 0. 1$t9 •a -, •. . .- -. -• - I . p.ui.ina,y siteWffk has begs. Is pimpm tsr osastructb.4#8 111011site located.. nt sr I. the old , u.as . NW61411 P1'S. lv •, • .. -. ,• , • .•. •i• - I • . craft or other talent. In On third frest, amtestants re Center t r June icu - - • - • ii*ipsmyi Ii • V of a *110 1t$ o be bmw in 'on "W --That . E fW £.. ' - • I . -.- :- •.: •-'- •- .: --- --------_ ____ • • . ' ' - --:. -- - .'';j;.IV_. ii"ii_. q.•, .• - :.' ----- -- V -- - . -:: -- - - • . """ c . ! - Wo L...•- -:-. I. • - - IWu1i - , -.. ALAS -r om • W 14_ 1 1 1i~ - .k_ • .. *. & . .t. '.' *ON ad eof r.es ini - ---..- . . ." dX)' jf .. . :.- -• - ' •' 15t. ' .. .•''.' -' : ' •.. --- - - - - .j NiciId PIlls lv Jose Ciissbrry Minnie Kane will do the Charleston being coordinated by Marthis N years or older. Entry bIaW wM be the JMW Variety and 010100" 10IN11101111 1111001 end Wal.ine1a service imlee DOWN" 101' GROW SWON's loading citizens have Tod - ay map ................. .at tey. agrirvitirs multl.parpo.s rosa with a rulisli of 1e Thursday at Sanford Civic Ce.ks as in 10 lar thi so mm as neis eperats eat of the eM .IA_ "parity of 311111. Cleats, under the - IF nsolp of Crusawerd Hems a u1eratWg I win be the larat aeat w prepared by Aicbilects lbs a,,ats, Sanford Vqy's A$caltwsl d CurnsUy, ,-L?u . I - LAP Iff. : Polly Stevens and Deb O'Nell. con'pethg for awards mat be ballet" for the occasion. u!der.s7a Ille she for a 'sh providesuddme to problenie. Located on 1742 near win be awiuiag 60 0001 and (eras,., rcbs, CemsieJ#y 01III1101 Q l's pft to be a nipa adwM1heM$:p.m hove àuessadoeeasusha ckaag. fee the agrtceltvre the new Cir 1d& at lbs Mudsid Qvic Center on k Ik 11111110 U. ad es iu, ow. admiss pub"s,"add Am cording Is csy Cim. Wideudsy, Nova 7. w- • - A111101100101 Is free and the pd& • a '• V each be asked to answer one There are 15 acts, some chamber office. The entry fee Is strictly for entertainment and SOcesgs. liv-'"n. The Stepping Stones program others to be judged for medals. Acts will range from bar- - r . ' and singing, dancing, playing an --- L c •--• _______________________________________• Ti. V Ciemly Hsase, which now Menses the Agricultural Cisperative Extension Service. Nic•. Chang.for.Work.rs' . W ,• Contestants will bejudg.don grooming, poise and talent. In the Ikat event, contestants will parade In front of the judges In spoetsattlreand the moderator will read out their statistics. In the second event, con testants will demonstrate their talent wearing the clothing or costume of their choice. The Wed pwUon wiU be an in. divi" event conshweof -. - . • - ' men's and women's divisions. • - • - 1'• At 7 p.m. Monday In the Sanford Civic Center, a UniSex Beauty Contest will be held with men and women 55 or over Invited to participate. Those wishing to enter should register at the Greater Sanford Climber ofCcinmerce prior to Nov. 6.There will bea5ocents entry fee. Medals will be awarded for first, second and third place winners In both the - . '' winners in Jube - - • there will be the usual gold, silverand bronze Golden Age Olym picsmedallions given - I -. evening that will provide entertainment and relaxation for all the participants. In addition reportedly suffered a skull fracture and multiple cuts and isin the in. tensive care unit of the hospital. The accident is still under investigation. - compounding 0 interest during Ot%l . . '_ •,: Mrs. Brenner explained that federal law regulating the issuance of such certificates Flagship Bank president Dennis Courson their life said, "I personally wouldn't be surprised to Mrs. Brenner did note, however, that an see It go even higher. The money situation Investor may take the monthly Interest today liunreal, Interest rates are atahistoric earnings on the certificates and redeposit It high." Into a conventional savings account to conAt present, anyone with $10,000 to Invest In tinue earning Interest. S-!__l. -, '. 00 12,v65 Four of Sanford's financial Institutions the high-yield cert ificates can receive more announced today they will be returning an all- than $105 a month in interest payments. time record high yield of 12.651 percent InBut, according to Dot Brenner, viceterest on six-month money market cer president of First Federal Savings and Loan tifica es 0 $10, or more of Mid-Florida that interest cannot earn Flagship Bank of Seminole, First Federal Interest through the certificate's life. ..., . ' - • Feather replied it was not a Sham. but the mod objective way the school board can decide who gets courtesy busing. John Hepp, a parent from Skylark, said he was, "deeply ashamed to be standing here begging for the lives of our Yie . - .', . ,•. ' ; • _____ ______ ...•.,. :.,2 • ____________ - 4•..- _______ .. . .. •. '' occurred from more than two people riding on a bicycle. DIzn amid law .nforcomemt officers have .sttoattd the accidents cov1dberedacedlqiOperent"lfthebicyde traffic law was9wi1ed, 'C' NMVIIT PlUM .,. . • ,.•, .-. - .• • '" I ,,• .. - VS ' ,. .• •4 the law foebide bicyclists from riding on the sidewalks," Hattaway said, noting that law enforcement officers have told him t* we not entaft the ban on walk riding ano on congested sidewalks In downtown arses. "Law enforcement officers have tai' me day Instruct bicyclists to ride on sidewalks on hWdy traveled roads," the le.J&Mer saa Hsttaway add hs will alao include as Part of the legislation requinment, recommooM by law onforcoment officers, that bicycle, not only have reflectors but also bus llgt.. Trooper ii According to Florida $ 451 bicycle accidents owared In the state of Florida ,e, Aipis sp '. • "BiW.1a law W Mids Is"M week today. Blerlists have dosame rights as automobile drivers and coidd coweivably rib down the middle of IV.& 1742 In the kh hod im Yet, WHITE 110US$ - •. ., . - • - - LI. BA. UVI 6' CRACKIN' 0000 LEMON _ -'• • tochmigs the law beck tothe old lNversion which called for __ " .i,, - .. e rt • bicycllststo ride facing traffic and permitting them to ride on sidewalks In than downtown. He said today he has already received agreement from State Sen. Joim Vogt, DCocoa Beach, to Introduce similar in the F10ld In, IHMtawqald,b. wig mnaiwabiu1b.Itwaths transportation committee to get a ucon si ot at -• . -•-••• - • , uaI.a - " . . YVT _____¶iLIL1IIJ. 1 ..... ______________ Longwood Hattaway meeting with Sanford police of ficers &W Patro offlors Wednesday mid 111 VWM • , lha.ld. the 1W MV *W. he WVM Ml ffo W a.A h. ,m i. ei. £IOU5i ii will ya..vu...Y onsor I Mill UI ....s.WIY THFTY F_-MAID': LONT FRUIT I I I I Nww Bicycle riders, obeying date law by riding with the flow of traffic, don't have a chance of competing with automobiles, State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs said today, pledging to change the law during the 1* session of the Florida tgisiat. Pointing tothe recent death of 12-year-old bicyclist lathe L4Y' /JJ sham." i' S hor tmTerm C D ' s Po Iic L Seek ---A 59e Mrs. Betty McCauley, spokesperson for the Mobile Manor group was critical of the vote. "How can a board call for a vote on a report that Is not complete?" she asked. Frank Lucadamo, president of Lake Hodges Homeowners Association, said the reviews were "incomplete and a complete children." Board member William Kroll explained the school board was responsible for 35,000 students, not Just 50 involved in the Mobile Manor request. Hepp replied 'Safety comes first" regardless of the number. The two dissenters to the denial were outspoken about their Lucadamo burst out: "If you are really concerned about how objections, the people feel toward the school board, you should know a recall School Board member Roland Williams said the safety corn- election of the entire board has been discussed." mittee summary "did not list the hazards" on the routes.He said During the recess Mrs. McCauley said the courtesy busers will the board needs to find out what the hazards are and examine be back to the school board again and will carry the fight for each one since one hazard might be "sufficient" to approve busing within the two mile limit to state legislators public meeting courtesy busing. to be held at the Seminole County Courthouse on Nov. 1. • $119 $199 W.D WAND U. S. CHOICE P5$UM5UØ PIUS PRYIR rtesy Buses School Board: Nd To Co . - i_..... • I • ,. ñc, n.si Gro, of WNW -' - . ) _ OIJELVES 2.1 '—• _ _________________ - - ........ . __'. —, - - . - • - --• I 1-B 5£ 24 ie1sles ,1, at, , DSAbby ................. . ••---- ---- -- -- ---------------------•-.-.................- II -.- '\ - 4 , _____________ �a __.._uuIII__Il•u• t -- --- -.--------------------- - .- •.......... --- - - - - - - - --------- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Robbers won northesatcorner at state Rode at and Weklva Springs Road. The rvfng I(ns wire valied at $527. Carter Envoy: Cambodia i I ...... ____ BANGKOK, 1IUwl (UPI) — Prisidiat Cirtit's CW SVO7$add tY iNiment l PSith levitlUflhlt CO OPlithil "land 1" t tons of food a day to slarvinii Cambodia is $is heir. hi'S IW1Y." The se U.S. session left Bangkok_today for Washington to brief Carter end ati leaders irs Friday ,II%I4.d 2,25 an slt Ucn In Comboa, million people fl MarVMIOII. The senators said a Matamaut by Cambodian Foreign M1MarHimSenrslay.dbyth sagency 106=11911 loan acceptausce of the U.S. plan, to be admIered by the International P.ed 'sad the United Nations Salvador Hostages Hold c • • . Auto D - j - . - . - '- . - N ___ - _____ _____ - flatiOPIlthls rocked the Psels ares betsi. dawn today, billktbrig heavy damage to govenweM.own.d bsdldhng. and Matting a bags fire In an army guo&ie thm. Nolnjselaswere reported. loW 000sllstonewsoffloss,theontlawad Cor.ican Na'Ivnal Uber*leis Fred, imsom M the P12W, attorho were aimed at th- m.& Ii g their ftgM agilad Frna's'a premisce en the MtdhINI'LIIB I1A _ STERCHI'S .• - 'ill -....' Ii/.j 111111111 -I--_ p — On o II ___ NEW Y0RX(UP1)—on fo th, ef _ _ o alkst of we hm&mue Im ow ad whom he can ,l,a the _______________ Funeral Notice POOlS, MIS. MARSASIT I..— Memorial services for Mri MigIFif L. POSIL 75s of Inii Siam Tow, s, Sanford, who died . 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I uct-.a.- ,J•-.-ti, ............................ -- • - a- • - - i1NoAV. •• ft •.• •:. - ••• -. .a.d.• I The "friendly" lawsuit, filed Wednesday, concerns several • Graham vetoes of proviso language — spending directions - In the $15.78 billion two-year •• - • • / • -• - - • - - -- • • - - budget, but not the accompanyin Leweeks ago, Graham's lawyer John Aurefl, indicated the appropriations In question total about $45 million. The House claim Grahmn acted in an unconstitutional manner and simply placed the money in limbo, while the T governor says his vetoes were needed to dlow fiscal restraint and correct the mistakes of 2620 IROQUOIS AVE. SANFORD evolved after three weeks of negotiations ended In a stalemate, and House members discovered two ainiiir suits already hi the court Involving counties and the Department of Education. The suit -, --. -- • - - - I'- Crew 4, Staff Left To Right: Bud Abeles, Jack Howe, Mark Bolton, Joe Beckett, John Freeborough, Bin Williams, Cliff Bauder, Fred Swink, Steve Scott. - --- HIGH UTILITY BILLS? - FIGHT BACK! ui . NOSPITU. - preme Court. Nest Pump High energy costs got you down? Fight back with a Rheeme New Day Heat Pump Rheem's NEW DAY HEAT PUMP Is the most energy efficient heat pump Rhem has over built • Compare our OPERATING EFFICIENCY before ,vv U7 5 The Rheem New Day Heat Pump Is designed to make the most of your heating dollar JACK -FROST • • Layer's argument against granting the leave from Nov. 1-April 4 was that usually leave is granted to the end of the school year. Kroll asked about maternity leave and could see no difference for this case. Layer replied that "males or females are allowed to be pregnant" but it was classified by the supreme court as a "physical disability" which could not be controlled. Keeth asked Moore, who was sitting in the audience, if he could accept the leave on only a five month basis and Moore replied he could not take the job if it meant he was going to be unemployed for nine weeks. The board approved the leave on the contingent that suitable replacement be found. — GARRY GRAU House Appropriations Chair- many conflicts beteeii the legislature and the governor," clarifying our respective certain provisions in the 1979.81 TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) The House of Represen. man Herb Morgan said the legislative and executive bran- said Moi-gimi, 1)-Tallahassee. constitutional responsibilities biennial appropriations act." tatives, unable to Iron out decision to sue came Monday ches concerning appropriations Graham responded by saying and authority," Morgan said. differences with Gov. Bob after legislative leaders met authority and this suit is simply "We are concerned that the his vetoes were "legally con" We have brought this Graham over some of his with Speaker Hyatt Brown. another attempt to clarify and litigation with no malice or ill governor acted in an unconsti- rect" and Indicated he will fight "Historically there have been define the proper role for the will but only as it means of tutional fashion when he vetoed the suit. budget vetoes, has sued the governor in the Florida Su- League of Woman Voters The county voter rrglntrw'a *emIiiol. County will be books will be closed Friday, dering voters at the Nov. 2 will otter the city S1lowlng locations: electlontobe held osTuesday, Cuselberry City liii) on Dec. 4. Voters regidarhig with $onday, Oct. 39, 11 A.M. to 2 the county are also qualified to m.and l-7p.m.; lab Mary vote hiUsemWM'Ia yHall, Mosby, Oct. 2I,1l which they resi de. Residents mto2p.m. and 1'7p.m. and whirecudlymovsdbersand . Tiunday, are rgisred hi methir Mat. iepood t*11 a.m..2p.m. and 57 or county a's encouraged by the luguetoreglsterla city, My American cithiui, who Is Siphink and vole hi Of $r"ole County county and national elections. £.J11 11y5's.sor older ls to regider to vote here. There on 27 league members Is no residency thos who have -bess depilkod to ragider voters. . - - - •' IUSSNC - -;- ' •' s:t:=5now a a — ead-*S pu io Ulu - JapIj 11; RA F_N5. *i$ Wi IUJi *25to$ ad April in Montana. — - - 't- d$ea,sIem Pai' :S$ _1 s- emS • egister To Vote t Thes e Sites I WEATHER SS - "uas.epv wIw newlyiftuI,!jri . In NNW verim Cow aes Beath ar,_.1 to the lmfo Of jaJe. LI II and thsIIhDCAw:1C, vsa nooft OfeOswi41,dmsedIemb,ato _____ Ow a .' tisviJda - aa,p, to t as Md 111111 he _____ - d d ' next meeting, giving time to notify kindergarten teachers to be present. The program was adopted this fall when parents objected to their children going longer to school to save bus money. Rick Harris, president of the Seminole Education Association (SEA), doubted how effective such a survey would be and said it would be a better idea to examine how the "extra hour is being spent" by kindergarteners being kept at school. Harris called the hour "glorified baby sitting" and said if the board found out "how many kids are sleeping — that would be significant." Feather said he had visited many classrooms and objected to the words "glorified babysitting,' observing that the teachers are making sound educational use of the extra time. Harris requested each kindergarten teacher be surveyed. Feather asked if the board desired to "take any action" and no one responded. The board approved Mrs. Arlia Wright as a new executive secretary to Hugh Canton, director of auxiliary services, 51. The board voted 3-2 to not accept a recommendation by Layer to deny personal leave of absence to Bill Moore so that he can take over duties for Gene Grooms, executive director of SEA who is training National Education Association (NEA) leaders until House Sues Graham For Budget Vetoes - MANCHESTER, N.H. (UP!) — New Hampshire's draft Kennedy grouphas been asked by the Federal Elections commission to respond to charges It was illegally In cahoots with similar groups from around the nation. President Carter's national campaign commift" recently filed a complaint with the FEC, alleging that various committees out to get Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMass., elected president had violated federal election law byworkinglagether. rm Z- Qim IS c' .1 mrs. Whithd oiudelaw piestheupwDCA. - 11111116. Pd a ___ 11o 1LAagiue. to$seMaesapda Hi seuncod his ap. fls$IW Cayer said that a survey of kindergarten students who are picked-up an hour early to be presented would be put off until the Kennedy Groups In Cahoots? er Of Paim Iamb sed off. aa - - (q) • Florida WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Senate Energy Committee's comprehensive energy bill may wind up costing $30 billion or so over the next five years. ' Details of exactly how some of the programs would ,workand how much they would cost were left tostaff members to work out after Wednesday's 14-2 committee "approval, sending the bill to the Senate floor by late next week. The Senate already has approved an Energy •dMoblllsationBoard with the power to cut red tape slowing top priority anergy projects, such as synthetic fuel plants, and both houses have approved a gasoline rationing plan. • The key part of this bill provides $2O billion In loan, price ,.and purchase guarantees for synthetic fuels development, money which already has been appropriated. •. -. the courtesy busing supporters had left the Howell's Distributive Education (ml) Association to attend a Wednesday night school board meeting John Parke, whose meeting at Daytona Beach. request for courtesy busing for Lakewood Shores had been denied After some discussion on the duties and experience needed the several weeks ago, presented a slide display of the Lakewood board approved 4-1 a special n:cchank for only food service Shores to English Estates Elementary School routes, pointing out vehicles. Roland Williams, school board member, voted against a plan for rerouting rather than courtesy busing children within the mechanic after telling the superintendent that the mechanic's the two-mile limit, performance would be judged by food service director Charlotte Parke preceded the show with the remark that the school Whitmore and not a school head mechanic. board's "decisions are only as good as information received." He Williams also brought up the idea of establishing new said the safety committee report did not concentrate on Der- evaluating procedures for administrators based on specific byshire Road and Gladonberry Road, which were shown on the percentage of performance judged. slides as narrow streets without sidewalks giving "the kids no William Kroll, school board meiuter, wondered what the place to go." present system was - lacking." Wiihaii is said the 'forms should Pat Telson, school board member, said she traveled the area spell out weaknesses and strengths of a person" when the public for a year-and-a-half and Parke was right on those roads there asked including "a conclusion of hat percent the administrator are "no right of ways, no sidewalks, no crosswalks." She also said is performing at a set level.' that those streets are at "top car capacity right now," Kroll asked school board attorney Ncd Julian Jr. if such inParke reported the following Information about buses serving formation was public record or protected under the person's the area: Bus 83 has only 64 riders; bus 146,40 riders; and bus 162, privacy. Julian responded personal information could be held In 83 riders. By shifting the bus routes around on Praire Lake South private but the "primary information about the administrator's and North the loads would be evened-out and there would be no performance was public record" need of courtesy busing or raise In busing expenses, Parke said. Alan Keeth, school board member, pointed out that he would like to see teachers as well as administrators evaluation forms School Board Chairman Robert Feather directed Superinchanged since they were "less than desirable" to him. lie also tendent William Layer to "analyze the proposal and give us a said the job description needed to 1w more directly related to the report next week." evaluation of the individual. In other school board business the board approved by a vote of Williams madea motion that the administrators evaluation be 5-0 about $140,000 to Orange County Schools Exceptional reviewed by the superintendent with it percentage basis Education Program for students with visual or hearing hanestablished. It was defeated 4-1 s'itIi onlN Williams voting for it. dicaps. Roger Harris, assistant superintendent for business and Mrs. Telson amended tile motion to include job descriptions and finance, pointed out that the sum was $19,000 less than paid for the - have the review of the evaluations address the specific persame purpose last year. formance of an administrator but not use it percentage basis. The board also voted 5.0 to allow Lake Howell's High School Her amendment was approved 4-land the new motion approved water polo team to compete in a tournament in Miami and Lake mod of rpan.I Passes Energy Bill I Graham- Appoints Woman To Court ihithSSaUUl; %~linbw pnow, under current law. • I We know a caM wave was comhig, bat we dIdu't think the Usorm.asoter weid kit iii degrees In . Octeber. Actually. Ike Atlantic Batik's UaetpsrMwe sip was being repaired Wednesday by Al Osetie wbhle Jibe Fimlibee steadied the ladder. CAHA 1101111 - (UPS) sr Memm vi aud Saul N kldar — .es1Igbrsths.dOfthsyem," -" P. Israel a.d fore's rVs Al Abrem vagager %V WASmNGTON(UPn—whatadlfferenceadaymake, — at least when it comes to gasoline price controls. On Friday, Oct. 12, the House passed by three voles 191.111— a proposal by Rep. James Courter, H-N.J., to fiend all price controls immediately on gasoline and also and most of the government's power to allocate gasoline from one area to another In time of shortages. But on Wednesday, the House overwhelmingly reversed i lItself —225489— and allowed current price and allocation 'powers to remain. They will end anyway two years (rain ' —• NsrsW PWtoW Tess 4~ ..managers of the Latham Cafe, who were alone Inside cleanIng up, and in jured five other people in the southeastern Kansas town of200, i'ive buildings, Including some housing city offices and the post Office, were destroyed or heavily damaged. The two women, Carla Hodges, about 40, and Kate Bing, 31, apparently were alone when the tank exploded. House Reverses Gas Vote. lIUI t Women :. .. LATHAM, Kan. (UP!) — A propane gas tank exploded like a "bomb" In Latham's only cafe minutes after closing '-, Wednesday night, killing two employees and leveling nearly an entire block of the small town. The blast, heard 15 miles away, killed the two women The cremation to fellow. Oremow sra_ 2 -.. FrWay of Dram Towa wltii Nov. Los. King officiati ng; We'll buy that old We or sofa-sleeper from you when you purchase a beautiful new Sofa or SofaSleeper from Starchi'& Any old sofa will bring you up to $100.00... and any old Sofa-Sleeper will brIng you up to $50.00, regardhss, of age or I conditioni Why give your old furniture away or even pay someone to haul it off? Why not turn it into dollars at Sterchi'sl Moned Ha Pahiavi dee,sd two-audeusbalf boise Of aiwgusy WIdoIUIJ atNip York r— a110 relieve peinfuujsuudhestim has woneasdin isead 1t_aar_.UsiIsiod Cafe Blast Kills SUPER Ill I'l °I1 U— UU - -, -. ______________ _—--- - STANDARDSVILLE, Vs. (UPI) A gas explosion that destroyed a historic 19th-century courthouse and injured 15 people, six seriously, will be investigated by a National Transportation Safety Board team. . - The blast Wednesday, inside the county clerk's office next to the Greene County Courthouse, blew out the front of the courthouse and detonated boxes of bullets stored there by sheriff's deputies. Flames shot 10 feet above the roof. State poli ce said the explosion was caused 'when a 'backhoe involved in construction of an addition to the courthouse appa rently ruptured a gas tine. "We had somewhere around 10 min utes before it blew," said Hunter Blrckhead, a county school official. "They came In and told everybody to get out. "Some workers went back inside to see what happened and the whole front ---of the building blew off," he said. ' - nAvi-a * - Shah's Cancer Spreading? smddw L, . , itj Gas Explosion Insures 15 - Gramkow Funeral Rain. Is 10 charge of arrangements. I I - - Edward Kuelinel, 3-h and Walter Kuehnil, GroioIite Woodi, MICh. IIVS 4 3 fln and two Fiat _____ (rd Sadaf Begin I.aia .Set M*HsaR ,,. - , Bombs Damage Paris Area. =It — — AREA DEATH ears ____ _____ ,.' ____ ___ Union offi cials tackled more than a doses major unresolved Issues early today In a 1.odm4e effort to n.gotlato a scaled. down contract baton the anion 4i5Ifli. Mrs. Margaret L. Foote, 79, ThS aPth ° of 1111 Brim Towers, Sanford, inorithig hours, and anion officials esid there Mill was hope died Tuesday at Seminole conehsidhsig the talks baton the nilotlathig deadline ad for noes Memori al Hoapital. Basis In todaY. Qeveland, Ohio, she moved to The deadline does not carry the treat of MilkS by 101,* Sanford $ years ago from QWYiler Tava'es. ie was a member of "ft'sndmovtngufad asrdllks,batw,madeprosj.."saJd the First United Methodist UAW President Ikeiglas A. Fraser. ft's Jest slow, and there are Sa. so many t*ig to . 'We'regolngto be" to work r.aflju.q mbudothrasighthe * Iasurvlv.d by two was, nIgM." Edward C. Foot., Orreipolite Fraser appeared brWiy before roportars lad after "Wgl* Farms, Mich. and George H. and reported at sad nine major 000400000gc lassie. and seven Foot., Darien, Coon; two CO AS1 deI"Mhi were iolv.d. alders, Mr., Frank Krlkava, Fraser %02 vowed be wnId n1m to is pod Me deadlineamid said (allis, to acMsn a contract by t time could Robert Derrick, Maumee, ja RPM dhu Qe$era hid for flesseld b* from the gever me!.Ohio; two hiothsm,Rev. _____ - ne 'rRorr (UPI) — C2rysler Corp. and United Ante Wor kers •. . - - dli ea , . WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter appeals for widespread support for SALT II by the American people and hopes for it closer to home, from Democratic Leader Robert Byrd in the Senate. Calling the fate of the arms limitation treaty in doubt, Carter spoke Wednesday to about 4® community leaders invited to a White House briefing on SALT. He urged the Senate to televise its debate so the people - may participate more closely and Influence their ,,senators, votes in favor of the pact. . Byrd, meanwhile, scheduled a news conference today, apparently to make a carefully worded announcement of support for the treaty. . ;..• — ___ - : I,SSS OF n' *TAXEN Glitida Vergdara, 12, 1W40 Northweetern Ave., Estate, Altamonte Spibigu, reported to Seminole County sheriff depidimbeirbomwas Is mire i into belm 7:30pm.andlllp.m. Monday ui $1,* worth Ofvaluables was taken, Accordi to the sheriff reports a kitchen window was left open which rnlgM have been the e ntry point for the burglars who tack a gold watcIi silver coins, a Mario receiver, Juice blender and.a lack end whit, television. _________________________________________ ysar.cld boy who lost part of his peals duft a cfrmIibi operation two Yom ap, acmrft to a petition fM in Somink Circuit Court Weda.aday by the boy's attorney. The boy's attorney, James E. Perry, Orlando, Is trying to work out a compromise on the $N0,* figure with Dr. Thomas E. da arm, Igan end ao,gg, $19 E. let St., Ms liability ca , Physlclwi' Protective TrU Fund, and Seminole ______ The Wilds yawed Wiâtuday to day seth their dusdo 32 Salvador's 1S.áy.cld jieta, trying to bald popular prtforftuls,adoptad aconcillatoryllm toward t protadersand seat Red (o's workers in with food for them. Whlnemes said between * end 1,111 members of the satuat POpuIW Revoitioáy usc mse.a ti downtown San Salvador W.daimlay to denounce the new unta. Two 6roqs of marebm brobill off ad selsed On k, apart Mr d s, valued at 0*, A Sanford 6ocr is being sued at biet 1110* by a '- SAN SALVADOR, 32 Salvador (UPI) — Unarmed 1011110 today held the ior ioow'mlr ngwi hoMage aim, with deems Of "e7sas In two governMGM buuidhagu they seined to press for en sod to n • Taylor said two c's's of door4riob lock were ___ Byrd Reveals SALT Support; 'Carter Wants TV Debate ' h1iei failed t trosirgical Accorng to the court documents, the boy's Injury is per. mw and no form of wary Is ivillihip NWNE4 DIP dmaiiis. The P1111111118 of go Wy filed a medical malpeactice claim ,- ____ h _y ____ After IN BRIEF .n. u Two construction trailers hi the Banns Development on Qtrua -= o onnay mgni or a and various 0* dden. Warren oier, 50, I WE depeti. for Pancho's Cosietru1on CC Company* a Qoud, that between 4p.m. Monday and 1:41 m. Tuesday the s'1gle window ofa onnetructico trailer was broken-Into and a calculator, masoni~y saw, swesim and other tools were Wn. 7% items were valued at $1,433. Ken Taylor, 33,713 Thistle Place, Winter Sprthgs,.a member of Sunrise Development Corporation said the door to his campony's cosnidlcn company trailer, aside Roler's trailer, was opened between 1:304:41 p.m. zp.cr LWPU wi ___ Parent Raps School Board Committee NATION M.ntorW IlAepftJ, csafrflgag5. No heating date has been set on the dat. to Jcaa a compromise. Dwlng argery, the petition charges,_Largen "eielied the fqn with weiur t ereb cssmngap.nue ndbe,qeasdpsnesofapørtlonofthepstlent's A Yoiiig, 32,7309. Ea,non or Tuesday ithie two400tby4foot boz shaped 15gM ftztures and pSutle sans's were taken fi'm his conru1on site at Wekiva INBRIEF — Construction Sites __ Ave., W1 Spto rort.d to Sunbile Cow*y shirlfl'a dipatlea sometime Monday David V V%MI..D P.... 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E1010flbI5HitiM,$ifd, Fl, I Briefly Last In Chance USC's Rhodesia 's Twice within the last ten days, Rhodeslan guerrilla leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo have threatened to withdraw from the Character stage. A new constitution proposed by Britain has accepted by Zimbabwe Rhodesia's prime minister, Bishop Abel Muzorewa, and, In principle, by Magabe and Nkomo. But the guerrilla leaders continue to haggle over such thing as compensating whIte farmers for land that may be confiscated by a new government. This suggests that they have not yet fully reconciled themselves to a constitution that protects the political and economic rights of all : :Rhodesians, white as well as black. And even If the constitutional issues can be :resolved, the conferees must still agree on L uotl'*ent oan IS Mass. It's an Integral part of the "character" Issue that coneiluwy has been01l of cat.' greatest political assets, and Caddell believes there's no reason not to capitalize on that pywAnt. In fect,, 70 percot of the 371101 VA Want made in im were made with W aDwh C !accept sutha stacked deck. -n. Thus, the guerrilla leaders may again be temp ited - to abandon negotiations and return to the Moth And Plastik Frul ____ ___ ____ ___ w*'. uur' ____ ____ ____ ____l__ _.fl £L._ ___ _ _ _ ___ _.__tt__a__ __ ___ - iirs, i,wI I lbs aret I. aMIstheivs,aasandthd'swhdtbsy presstrüig Miaabe and Nkomo to nsotiats an end to the fIitIng. Britain's dolt, realistic both idea closer - - ___ fthft b In 1172. An t1w parto(thie United v firm __ ___ __ ___ _____ ____ SN'IPd3. asks __ ' 1. A .imaiesi a as ass. iw 110 &tJ airs, celis with writ eras, _ lb. hide r b, b'dding a greasy, the ad. ______ _____ __ _____ _____ ___ ___ ____ ______ oully enhance the _____ ____ ___ I ------' ____ ____ - - -. - Scl,ioent*st Search Opened,-Door For Nazis - WAamIG _____W- ofof jsa ;. . -. • - that -- dr::it eas pdlb* es*as pu'i j, 1f In • I " lb. Isut* id as - _- N lbas , *1st adIntose- -iI* . 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Second Tour - ___ nae - _ ___ - - JACK ANDERSON On best shots in the county and and has been known to husUe One of the younged PatrioA and has good mobil,ity. steadily Unproved and will give nhotdd provide the Patriots with afla loose bdb,sometimes up 15-year-old junior jell Bobby KWok much stronger the 14 Blue depth in the ByJOEDeBANTIS Hereld8liorts EMw (Foer* ma Series) ___ _ so, . rae, - P111=6 I - ____ ' jeer , .4W"~Uardd@rtst@h@a&uWhe sums .beuens past of lb. 'eWy to em ; 7. timobse asitIplkstIea sad percpstges. l wWee each p eseraps voters' desbis abed Cmaafly's He 11110=1119 1 ed I p,-i sloe Isis I be Ve1WV Wan U vets (ike.. avenge ~ 6=11111811118011r 4001111M Ir 01211 m M01111 ad 41061011111 do am 0) an Gas roullso =00M faveeshly rs.sksd in 1179 rather tWe I IllS, Ede't step there. VA Ia. guarantee. pheme ± a, - - Patriots, bottom row left to right: John Hobbs, Garys Hays, Doug McGarvey, Andy Luce, Ed DaVilla, Cony Satterfield; back row left to right: Joe Mrschimer. Hal Laughlin, Todd Cluxton; Second row left W right: Jeff Strickland, Leonard Howard. Jeff Sevor. Tom Moths. K.gI.r's - _______ ____ ____ I - The 1178 - - - :' ____ whyIyvI ____ __ I ______ ____ I itude ___ .w ___ i I Att _ ____ 34 . . ' ___ _ 14 . ___ ___ __ __ _ - ____ -- ___ 44'.. * • . • *1'"' ____ __ 4 - ___ ._. ___ _ __ . 4 rN4 .. • b., __ ade- het.ereap.padf.r chedIOd.yourpropcu.dhom.J.muetW FIIIId4 70W £19107U11nt VIdflSd •%e plastic fret and wV'r are In coad y vi's "ut-mst Each Wee prW tag, MUM1price and lbs iteas in the mam e- pow eppurstien so ma of $0 VA 11. sbus heading heneing loan g.aadses (theN deiLmrIng the puce of maowJie. lathe sbcNmaM47Matss;theLpaul,Minn. eanuofthis, bepoadkheena26 parad and haniN Nesth and $edh Pakita the D Slice besides Wyom.) ad maths seof for Ii an to three weshe your la pfl4 of -- foim Il 70W leas garss has his 1: AV masrelelli. wma • In atI, there's a Wdiy cr.Io thsery restaurant, hardware stirs. Practical is. perimceasw*eewais-secvelr11,as "peek" twIce l that them Iffus. 1L as * rephps. ad anus We this yas to mrad ________ leS itcIiN 1S SS_1 Pta. med peer enP"- of cador, them IF' 16111 I £ - ___ egan Is a" Is U CoUlIIll7 Is ly VIAbIS wh ____ as thi 4gi falters, he add be parciLad W' aa the n1M heir to lb. p'i - ____ * __ M I I gte.s.flt.. S - _ .,..... ___ - - __ _ I 4 ___ ___ - settlement to a war that has already spread beyond wheee e-plge vii be the borders of Zimbabwe Rhodesia, The .o.called osiapes. front line states that have heretofore provlded •_ AXET ___ ...,,, _____- '.: _____ ____ ___ IKC strong floor leadership. Into the fifth row of the MeGerwy Is one of the players thanks to weight program has middle. Senior transfer Gary Has, bleachers. coach Peterson feels must I ary rom on,provides mat= quickly to help On Big Forwards (bimplons Lake Brantley after the Lake Brantley squad with a Al Blue attack. Lako is Critical getting oft to a fast start last solid one-two punch lnthe back. Brantloy's only rdurnlng Transfer J front ob s H.bbs, a season ran Into a rash of In- cort. The slz4oct senior will c player.In limited pyin slx.footer from Lyman has S= Juries, 26 team Injuries In fact. help shoulder some of the time ourt last Sevor showed ImprovsI Us etionting a great lc::: An off season strength scoring pressure from the well underyear the boards. deal and should help spread out F MI T 0-1. 009= and the 1011dK1114 Of gUArd 8W. FA DeV01a at an am six4ed the scorft bad. 1) 010* four returning seniors will be At 54,senIor Hasild LlM returns at forward and his LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. list. lbs events would be staged twtr.m lb. returns to this I'etriot the y to this patriot's sncos.s of the geUera on alocasaivo -weeks late natt and iIVS 91*7 '' " Here's $ playir by p NM $?IdIu 179 .y. Is staloet 'tees es. practicing 4.51 410 player after nlith4 much of for today's opening spring In cities not presently on uitsi prees_lassra.øss. 1 t*sivu 4AO look of the P&L*b wbo wiH Njurim The experience be belp under the boards. 4A"O~ Boom Edmmely draw to bw Was, round of the 0000 National tour. P111) CIII) " guide lb. Big Blue rosmdball gained last year should provide ANedis_____ SSIMu A pair of 6-2 JunIors, Joe (baton can delve to the bucket Team (3ianplonshlp were cr111- OnEach of the minor toirnaW I. Pd. SC depth at the point guard slot. Stricklaid and Leonard and will he th e oftenelve load cal of the POA's decision to ments will in ii. pole • have purses of at 9A ?A 2A Howard we end hustliers and hm Un hft cowt. start a second tour for U* Ind 1100,000 &W carry qWffy. 111 LII 4 3 .i ri Two-time Burger King squad Is Mr. Hustle Cony will give the Patriot's good poorer players. 3 0 gulsa 310 IN exemptions for the remain. 2 4 .3 4 il (l.$)34m,p(I,-,, lw.*;T(,.I. Player of the Week Doug The 54 opak plug defensive play under The The PGA plans to establish a den of the tour year to the Now iffm 1 4 in 4% 41 Aduoots.3junlorce,gsrs a 103A& Dersobleser Is back In his gives the Patriots eztra test serl of four qualifying dianiploris and the five players IN L Pd. 10 LII 210 nWwywmdkiWwkbhim Quickness tournaments a 12.9 average along with a 4.2 should ma a lot of playing time, both forward and guard In '7l fan to make the top 100 money end of Uw series. 3 4 4 M W fAlurls 5.0 asew Par pme mark. Saftuftd is do type of Utdo and has oxcdlwA me"and T= NdW possesses a good 1 lfldIMa i vs 1½ mass all over the court witnout the ball. six-lout guard has one of mot nurn the N1 pest 2 4.333 1½ 5)334.30. Hsuslsn 2 1.310 2½ 3 smiea.rneie 1110 LOU." Wi.* iJossIlersa 040 210 MldwsiI Dlvis) "' W I. Pd. CS $nsi. CIty 3 3 .100 2½ 1 41 YwsiI*sas 3 1 .1 3 ClilCil. 13214.20 3.15 1 5 .10 4½ 1 A1v AId. IRsiI MI$iol.ADv *040 1011 0 1 .110 6 't, -• Dnvic 340 4 MSflSIS-!$eUi PacIfic Olvislus •.-. • S1tUI3.I1sP($4)1.1IsT($.I' w i. Pd. OhIO A-LIIIgNselle$14L72$. $ 43w PIiSsnI* 14.5101 3 3 .111 4 INitis 3 4 4" 4½ o.ea V. By JOE 3 4.4" 4½ Sea Dl.ss Herald Sports Editor ,,. W:V, iasiN Pall, in, ledea. Ill Big Blue coach Bob Peterson tips off his second •b%.. , Ila I-I; b.kethU Wash 103 for the Patriots In 1979. - Will the L4ons remain undefeated? How will s week's rest affect 01, JVWiPU WV £11IUS 111 Wi £$iU IU the Swthlolos and Patritts? Can the GrePholmd's microwave off "mass :^MWx 110, 00" N. M lad sasont a showft cons'dwili offense burn DeLand? " Lake Brantley had cons istent Johineonceaa1nFr1dsynig1*as thecont1rntngsagaofthe19 Injury problems a ,5",'1 I.... ns..s saIsa'a prep football season indolda. of L446 . throughout the .-Mawoulm 0 so Owes Jerry Pussy's MOUN Semlolaswe well rested after an open 7he Now York, native Is another of assay, date as they get set to tackle Sanuny Weir's pesky Silver Hawks. : No Dam" SemIno Lmty's'coach. who has seen the A"wes of Now Jww 4 pkyllk #10" "L Wawa W* figures bell have to score at low three towhdowns to New York of P11111809"Is 383f om ft"16 10% ft% at* IN, ft= both sides of the court. so &O" 01 "ra Mad Saminolle Its first conference loes of Um yow. But "M ally c"o I& No wo" If& Peterson attended Assumption Collep on a Posey wiU want dds one bad as Sendoole finishes the season e'' basketball scholarship and also play college NNW Lyman sad Lake &"*the hut two weeks following , %*a* 4W next week's vW to Winter Haven. Ix 40 "ft bill". -71 VORIS 0000 3. IL CSFAW TIMM,=$ R ammus. Earver No week Weir UK "We'd Us ndWq Wor 11460ft S. a XKIF10offactors data the BIX Blue boss. Patriot Coach 1.7.I N to Dliae than to be a apoller. iii lIla__Ill_I ' have to rong from our Iu WI IWI 0*1, NIeaflats: Tvrps: U his Silver Hawks are to be spoilers they'll have to crack a imds Slmsrd, Rye Canses. and swcm maturity from OUT pmuurl, Dv taJed" sai.l I..aai tSIhIALS A Odds we do Tdbe days Ahw.Illambelle 17# Lab UMA IL "It's a to4oh situation but our kkb have shown a rise*ysiz team injuries In '7$, many 01 WhIch t-" ?"ether coo* -coining off a week's rid Is Jim Rslsy'( real good attitude and a lot of desire "he save US 110 wss i"* lab Brantley PSUW ra" .nse. Uke all other county squaids ft Patriots will $41 410 UISUdIrL"ft &Ah1NeLNId* fr m Thetswi offensive ,chuine SA a curves, 91010ve" He soft, take pert In the holiday tournaments Including the WAS, Ratary Bowl Charity Festival Invitational. Onflo dwul1d add enne bony *Ay pumb to the Patriot attack " sk 00* Pswo "L " We'llbe taking a good look at a lot of the juniors and lobs the prr. oft the passing game. ftme 140I Jo" 4841 was P (M 1"s T is. Loft ft CM "ft lot 'fog en be attributed to untini" has pn*@My dw best tesen speed In On 5 Slar but wehaveinthose snaments weplanton1lays lot .i ___ __ ___ ;t , •.. - ___ ___ . ilasketball -. n ___ 2 Of ___ YN1 . / 1~.- D __ ___ _____ . ' Pro' s ______ ____ ___ -- -,NEW YORK (UP!) - NBA Cnml1on,r Larry O'&Ien given the Utah Jau and Detroit Pistons until Nov. 2 to make bMd sulzalmdons to Um 11sque ofilce regarding On ______ '°" cases ' "roy. Powastle,formally of the Pidons, allped with the Jm on ais U. McElroy, who had been with the Jass, signed with Outroit on July Ti. O'&Iui has said he will under comm anyrequ _ ___ ____ ___ A _____ _______ ______ M . I1 'uzz risrons 50fl10 Nov. z battlefield, particularly if they decide they can yet Hart told a prom seminar bold has rKw* win unconditional power by continuing a war that thatheiawaryofpollre.0 ltsthat Mute t Jan.1, WZL an e serviceman hi Since 'currently kills 40 Rhodesians per day. no longer care much ebs* the 1909 incident In been able to quality for a secoW (or oven,i which a young woman drowned afta an Accided Britain has sought to disabuse them. of this notion kids third) VA howft I=guarantee if his &A VA He fiddsd By PATRM MeCONUCK "dim Before he fialsbed by announcing that It would conclude a separate in Kennedy's car. knew what to do with produce that dos.n't sell, loan has been paid oft in full. ft used t. UPI agreement with the Muzorewa government If QuestIoi about qsiddidc, as well ___ stf. the VA loan was a ons4lm. shot; you need It i hew to . sioçim.r and other lnsi.r _as __ __ row __ Mugabe and Nkomo walk out of the conference. other somitive or smotiond Issues 1W ps*o and t1W was tbot. But Conil;rses in ids ezp&,wd other "r.slworId"Iri This is tantamount to a declaration that London aren't willing to discs freely with a pollster, cans electilcfty, amended the law. L cen njp taxes, for year nearly 31,IIS WS beW need secosuefufly hi an UPIIInII.tal service , need to be pheaued obliquely to prd taIqhois, Veterans took gge kisarance, advantage of the disage to would recognize the Muzorewa governmen t and lift math eunter for kids who hate fractions and meanfuI niiniti. ii&t .yi. their second VA.guarant..d homes. the trade embargo enforced against the breakway sUCIL They run sales with so mnch percent off and British colony since 1%5. as well In other words, some voters mLgI4 r espond Then, also are real doughns*s and rolls, I.4 Ij Into the once fearsuon. fraction.. As the guerrillas well know, a military victory IkIIel.blIL wartime, have been eligible for "no" If asked whether they'd vote agMs VA honeing loçi verysiowly for hours to make them sepetherd own to rod . .ho, Kennedy,becam of dwas 141 I* guarantees. The law's Lmor Zimbabwe Rlmdesia's security forces would ___ ___ period between the sad of Wend War out bs 'famo - lWfIotdt If Bishop Muzorewa's Inne nellhsw er ret. 'bsheny s" peacetim, ' DewTlr of sad the Koniesi W's'sttWadhos has the "character" to sweeten the anilkiretle. government enjoy active political economic, ••m,, now is sfpostlng. U11111 have NrVW 00 days, PKIUM vetsI 011 be WOCIA1111y 1114ports- show No praWW a- 1*&hMy@M1gw"fWAWd"& and possibly military support from Britain. paj___ Is workIng. In fad, ____ ___ ___ evalles ___ etj, iv, pt C4 oftb. U.S. Elementary sod ,aearly, the tough stand taken by Britain's new boys and girls with lde-z U showed Bow do you get a VA honslog .%Omervative btly be credited with holding die peace negotiations together. loveil ether.cboolsacccrtoarepos1 prepar.dfor savtng. and loanasuoclatlon,a bank. lbslen4i Jft L Tbess @ftI U are hwth, Mh Ed do dlom 7h@ same 1091C suggests the nod for a similar at do mod medft of IM Nationd has form you mot fM out. uu1ly Ii about to launch an ispnislve and grade w of the math "Mar, at Rio Arnerlcan role. The Cv1er administration could 1 MMh.mjlns Council In Mtqss, N.M y IN around a .eri of hailboar pr'ams, each eW a jd, ef (foraVAloan)thelmden.Renwlflgm*forysg on COWS victory on thie battleW= b It he known that is a 'Ni :111111111111111 han do neared regional w-ry. - ....... 1tVWll DI UOIWU. we *A" a. MVSjS èecu'. e,l meet, ,t 'phi, adfruit, Ibsy ___ n ald Nkomo and Mimabe Rhodesia sad 'suldataprilL A1IIN the "' appease to be premature, Ahel*lIperc.utefhsnderscsnpnocsssyesr withdraw from the cirent not1sUons. -sMndeds prepared the food and served a ap91hi'in under what r'ly ad his aiisers bellevs that Heedd VA callsan "satematic" ___ ____ _____ ____ It is generally a.sd that the ersflgur,auou.asasufr.m miseW • pei f wi plq_money by fallow spdam-thMIs,wlthedasdingfttoar,gsonai Rea,thspdatIwhajurIntheer1forthe _____ ' 70 1,1 ..- .. La ... ueta V1frb. He relajiwed the Im.s. , agahwi the Tamp. Bay Bueanaere and hasn't played since. •- •1.• .- Kr . :• LAIM FORM, M(UPI) - Chicago Bowe wide reasho Golden Richards WtUundSniosurIsry next week tonepafr locus 11g-nenta In his nighi loise and probsbly will be 01* for the season, Coach NeW Amdrong said Wseudey. •_ ... . bear's Richards Under Knife --- - . "Bumsid., a 14oc14, I0O.pozder, had a 1.1 record in 10 payment -ThsleigthoIyow1osnishlke1ytobelong fta tbet for a conventlional loaL Note that what you get from VA is a loam. Is, Ag Mess ycu!U repay; if y* ft% ft VA is stack with your &M. There's etlflaVAdjrect4oiniwoeramnnthp beck5 for and Ufl.UtOWfl5Whef creditis not available. But only about l,500losns a year are mad, under this program because credit is auable almost everywhere. EDUCATION WORLD au 3 . Imse wM Dstrdt i$ year. -Youwon'thavetognakeaalargeadown -_ . hk Chs"&wmers to Detroit. housing Wan is lower than conventional rates. The VA interest rat, now is 10.5 percent: conventional loan rates an. 41. i i WWW ____ _ minion No less an authority than Carter pollster Patrick H. Caddell predicts that Qiappaquiddlck will "Of course" be an Issue, In one guise or anotha, In any primary contest between the FISThIImore,C.ddell says he agrees with the asamwqm no ., rnn.. ee.P pubIlcopinionr...rth,PeIerD.HarthMpolls P CINCINNATI (UP!) -lbs Qnth 1atl Ride have acquired a Vets strength. - Rids Got Tiger's Burnside By WILLLW STEW u're o ' president and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D. An - A Bu neceaarlly plamlng to Ignore the Issue. arrangements for new elections. These .,,04negotiations promise to be as difficult as the bargaining over a draft constitution. It is worth remembering that Mugabe and Nkomo have always Insisted upon a degree of control over the electoral process that is altogether inconsistent with free and fair balloting. Unerstandably, neither Bishop Muzorewa nor hodeslan whites renresented by Ian Smith will Pai#rfr-t # e It ItwuacareerhlghforthsTvojwAfl.Ameijcatsllbsckand hissecond tatt0yardi1m.wuthe*hhn*h1 bad "be mord at w"* 100 yank and the performance moved his rndgng average to IIU, tops in the nation. White also lock third p aU4Ims g Trophy whiners Tony boraott ad Arthl. :, - WASHINGTON (NEA)- President Carter irAft be Masi eov& to revive the memory of ampmwd&ck wang Democratic voters, but that doesn't mean his campaign strategists are Whit. Takes Big Stop MN FRANCISCO (UP!) - When Olariss Whit. gaIn.d 1 yar4carrt.sinUWi43wthatNotreDuneSatwday svsdahrsena1higheandtocka WW" W in : Q Early Maturity In Game !Ian In Record BookAgainst Irish L VA The It Zimbabwe Rhodesia peace conference under way in London, and twice they have relented. Obviously, the negotiations are at a very delicate - VIEWPOINT ANGLE-WALTERS Thersy,Od.21,179-1A -0nsr.r: --i --- ee Hovel lad veek. Peterson. last se~ the PAUW's rxprissd a few Wks W6 moodthe counly SUM ftWI Iii ns Tops Sun Devils 6=5 • rMs1w koft to am ad of the6*Iunsad In a bW way. rlbilae W Nowled IL ft a nm bell 00 l4man wW he laft D&W a ftle tore theirchowvtbsThheIt,owesks. a aw On salfom is boor ow a ow d do I aw Wd is hubm Ddad IL IbIllid" wa sm" dache 01 n mahssf.ra1otgdayf orthebmskmthaUpr.am VssI taddr.hes ft Uemaw-v? aid, �A-Ivealq Hera. kerd FL OURSELVES Thereday, Oct. 21, me Vacant Lot Overgrown 11"alft 0~ Nerahi, Saefsrt PP. Thursday, Oct. si, mm—is '4...' Spruces Sanford lot across the The City cornmlasionerswe,etold street from the Greater Sanford this week the lot Is overgrown Chamber of Commerce and should be mowed, ex. building, headq uarters for the peclally In view of the upNovember Golden Agecomlg senior evens from Nov. Olympics, will be spruced up 540. before the ha event. uIstent City Manag-er Rich vacant Up For commission: - Approved the resoning of an 11cre tract eut of and abutting U.S. 1742 and between Airport Boulevard and the easterly extension of Lake Mary Boulevard from motile Quigley mid the ownerof the lot at the cor ner of Sanford Avenue will be notified to clean up the lot. If action Isn't taken the city will clean it up for him and bill him for the service, In other business, the city First Street and Mayfair Misses Disney Volunteers Olympics OS home district to general commercial. The site was SISTER LIGHTS : up CHRISTMAS .. s i ow Ch s, L e WASHINGTON (UPI) - A discount fares now available, flights - from around 55 per- fairly plessed with the F8U1t5 K.I . ate But Bump M 'ore Pass engersdevelopers AlrI ' Where Are The Women? formerly occupied by the Sanford Mobile Park. There are no plans for develoç*nent of the property. - Rezoned a ntkzn d the property between Cel er y nue ena E. 14 betwe l.uc ust Avenue and Cyprus from apartment did enercome Tabled a on from the lU%11 and Zoning commission which would give the city rather than land the option of . - NEW BIKE , whether landor money Will be donated to the City In now housing deVelOPlflIfltl en wir I some airlines are pulling their 'Under the old system, you assumption there will always more than the prnsctlaalst meeting because of the Veterans Day holiday and big jets out of smaller cities, paid ahlgh fare lf you wanted to be a few cancellations. Cohen commuter last year, Industry figures rescheduled the meeting for leaving unregulated travel," said CAB Chairman noted, however, that the CAB show, airlines earned a Nov. 13. airlines to pick up the slack. Marvin Cohen. "You didn't requires a person who Is denied the On the other hand: have togo around and shop. It's a reserved seat to be compei- record $1.2 billion while In- I I 'I - • II.iId Photo by Tom Vincent ,..,.._______ r. : AGAIN . crouft produictivity by fill* more sests'TUB year due to C40s, the worried about price, you can ticketlsrelativel 9'r than the Oundifl1 of -Tickats we chuper than a like the supamarket or the sated. no It Inflation Is taken department store. If you're not On the plus side, the price of a into account. —Conesiners are getting a dlll buy flrd class and bemore g year. United Airlines strike and the When adjuded for Inflation, st Per mile Of OPerA110011 skyrocketing price of oats for on aw two,quinters were down by $20 million a wider variety of services than comfortable, and you pay for ever hatom ________ _______ -4kime smager ________ commun" The discount fare system is being served by several meant to fill up seats by are ' .. Ad Executive Has Plan For . . . t . ...'. Saving Waste 9 7- However, they " now _____ that . effect Oct. 24, lfl, Is designed requirement to buy tickets cod was 4.14 cents, and for 1N7 re gomt - the days of total regulation to gut the gowroment out of the seven or 30 days who save taxpayers' money. biadn..n of determining what so carriers can preserve the the cost was .UIW LJJV Idea Is so simple that markets the airlines should hlgh.proflt coach or firutciass "Basically, what you're O hasn't serve and how much they traffic from business ex- seeing Is air travel changing "Deregulation is not perfect. .iwinIA ..ai.. ...kn ni cmi...., ,s...e ..I. - .. s.... ..s e..e.. w t.a u .......i.i of at before 11 Hlrrv me changes of the last year would otherwise be empty mass transit," said Con Hitch- Sen. Howard Cannon, DNev., Raddiffe said this week. are only the bmglmuh. On Dec. seats, cock, a lawyer with the the "father" of the deregulation According to his plan, called 31, ll, the Civil Aeronautics Cchen said lf the CAB were to Aviation Consumer Action Pro- till, said recently. "What we the Incentive bonus, If a ,._,, Board loses Its adhority ova 7 ____ ____ _____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ The women volunteers are: Jude Strnsad, Vivian Pierce, Frances Phillips, Maude Butler Dorothy Lukas torraine Miller, Jane McKibbin, Mary Anderson, Mary Am Bulirman, Ann Guth, Dk 'bI3I 4.I JII, ____ __ . posed to do, so when they also did a lot for us children, but MOTHER complained became tend to be competitir,, as are from Disney." tel she spent twice as much time her college-age daughter__ us 'rs and sons, hence the The goodies Include a dinnerM m there?" reminding usof It. knocked herself out showing favoritl.nsiiowntodsdby his dance, done In the Disney r My huisband asks me, "How She also spent a lot to time respect and icy, for her father daughter. for the volunteer and coupe "never ask for ME?" comparing her children. Poor (who was never around when Flees. tail HURT MOTHER her guest; complimentary M,Sr~ed of the old Dad didn't have time to harp on she was growinx up), but bad this, ft 10111111 make bw ful admilaim and attraction : t___ ickets In athb'Ion to meal ___ AMATEUR PSYQIOLOGIST tickets; tournam.tedator COMPARABLE PRICE '599 , they ask PHIL bullS. tUre ntry urni ___ . V151S , DISTRIBUTORS INC. WWUT PIKI * CTRAL flORA COINS Hwy 4 (West lit St.)1 Mile It ii $321 • Ibegs N dies, AM year 'r-a4ees" a.l,sis is right tickets; special licence plates __ ___ 4 $at.10-$ ,MIAIICJNS __ '. DEAR AMATEUR: 164 I did, ______. OPIN: ass. I Pd 117, Tess., Wet, Then. 104 M ES. or ..Nasiyftms __ ___ r*y- Similar To Ilkatralion DIAMONDS _____ president of the Mayfair Women's golf Association, , serves as Mrs. Strnaad's cochairman. . durable It 1sshrss mix isid match reversible cusMesis and heavy seNd weed frames. INCLUDISt Sits, chair, rocker, it. tern.,,, 2 seNd weed slid tebles aid 1 Lesessat sup MO. SILVER ____ ___ "lu - 7 pIece bi.flful leather leek GOLD. This year's grand marshal will be aimomced lbs Greater 1.nlord (liembsr of Oonum'urcs will be held this year on 10 n.m. latarday. Dee. S in dowatowe Bob* weeks along with the parade them, and them. canted winner, th,.n_ ____ ___ A theme eedat new aderway at bath piIs dpabc slemmixy itkulu tksjug ldam1, Coedy. The %'iun, available at the Greeter Sesdird Chamber of Ccnercs or by wer. will receive a 0 meingo bend and the eppsstally I. ride alling $n.nII cr M$INL Parade .etrles win be aceepi$ Nov. a. Nov. 1. I *byJackWeilkuafdr.Iiqg ry hems s been seat seMi entries in led 's parade project I. be defray . yew's parade bgmr. will be in ___ ____ and based in the ru.p.uie ft appears this will be ew bisgom and lftj during the p5 jJy in si,sraI Mi ' COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP $PlyIqS To p b7'jCfl ____ Cluldois ____ 7% NOW GfUW . ______ •.' AS To Include Themes, $25 Prize Pc. C., AV *back in and simplify the Jed, which is affillaW with have said and continue to government department 'Sanford Chr'is:trn"s Parade ' ' _______ . a.. w,.ut ___ ___ . . CSMpI,,, the CAB goes out of existence. The result of the discount fare congestion and delay. That's competition does a far better the employees of that departDeregulation hel not always trend has been an increase In our second biest concern job of allocating our aviation mint gut to spIlt 10 percent of gn ek ItJon. An exam- the Indiidsy'a "load factor" - after air seldy." resources than does Imperfect the savings, pie Is the bewildering array of the percentage of seats used on But overall, he maid, "We're regulation." 197-9 ' . the Leader-Board volunteers tookoverthisyear following the retirement of Doris Spencer of his sacrifices or make corn- very little consideration for Marge Borne, Carolyn Nelson, parisons because he was too mother, who did everythi ng for Pinky Mloducki, Alice Potter, h.for her daughter while busy busting his butt to feed us. her. (Daughter gave father a Ellen Dobbin and Ginger 'did nothing. And now He did, however, let us knów he beautiful, expensive gift for Hermdon. that daughter Is grown, mother loved each one of us for what we Father's Day, but on Mother's "These women certainly is treated like dirt, while father were. Day, It was, "Sorry, &1m, I don't work for personal Is respected and adored. It took mea long time tocome nevergot around to getting you They rather find it For the first 25 years of our to terms with my feelings for anything.") " Strnaad said. "We marrIage, my husband w as my mother. I've tried time and You explained it by saying - , - or in have some new ones, but most çiqer worxing, sleeping time again to talk to her about that daughter was probably laverns, so I was both mother saying, "The only ones who them, but it always ended in an accustomed to seeing ber of the women have worked for lind father to our children. I was don't make any mistakes are argument, so I finally gave up. mother around that she was the lot nine '' of the one who make them wash the ones who don't do I am now the mother of two taken for granted, bit she saw tournament." daughters. I do a lot for them, so little of dad that be was a t dishes, Iron their clothes . anything." VivianPierce, bookkeeper*nd do their homework. I also Some day your daughter will not because I must be a "good "special treat." secretary at Mayfair Country t*hed them when necessary, realize that, mother," but because lenjoy It. That's no doobt true, bid since 1971, h as been one of "" NOT HURT ANYMORE I hope that when my daughters think there's another angle. ,pf course, I was ine 1 children grew up to DEAR ABBY: The letter have children of their own, their Freed was right when he said these leader-board volunteers 4doyoltlelrfather, but they had from HURT MOTHER Jogged childhood memories of there Is always a special At. from the first Disney tom' 9 the ia years ago. iaty, arah words for me, my memory. She said she had "mother" will be ones of tr Ion between actild and ____ thig children are now done everythIng for her security and love - not guilt parent of the (pm,lpOsft ML "Itravslaboi*l0lmllss each children while dad had done children of their and disapproval. Mothers uslly (a,,, tlr day from my horns in DeBary" have just un 4, nothing. BEEN THERE BUT NOT seas, and fathers (aver SI *5. PloIOS, "ft's in Well, If I may be permitted GOING BACK rea1Ji that their father dauqhtsri, and vies versa. tiNdIil( siid In sitirn we my 2 cents worth: My mother notSIn that fathers DEAR ABBY: HURT Mso, mothers and daughters receive such nice "goodies" . . airline fare; by Jan. 1, 11w, fare system, "The corollary Ralph Nadir, "We have re. believe, based on the evidence operates on a $ billion buigst over routes. And on Jan. 1,1*, would be higher fares." celved some complaints about thus far, Is that Imperfect and saves hail a billion dollars, __ ... . .. advertisements promote a plan he devised to * . DEAR ABBY: This Is for URT MOTHER, who did so ____ airline, cents t S ., thing their heads and saying, "Where DID those women go?" Sanford. Dorothy Lukas, . etter From Mo h ogs Memories Of Readers •.. ': i - thtrect1y Into trend dur' analysts expect JACiCOONVILLE (UPI)—An muller fljgi4s a day hut.ad of &awthgth. traveler who mlghi the cod of a ticket - was 3.$4 to see again when all the third executive per passenger mile In the quarter figures are in. the single jet flight of a year not nonzmafly use an on CAB Most discount farm am subject second quarter of IM, ago1% law. which wet is" to rearicum — such as a figuresshow.For all of im, the . :1 .. Association volunteer for the phone the results tothe women rarin logo! Walt Disney Team Chain In the communications room These dedicated volunteers plonehip golf tournament as scorers or leader-board Jessie Stniud, chairman of / regulation of the pad 4o years." ym .. . of mileage both in hat; and two free golf games on scores to the women In charge driving and walking, and each any of the Disney courses. In of the 14 leader and locator rne does her share to make the . addition to all this, the ladies boarde strategically placed on tournament a success. This is the question the men have the opportunity to meet the Palm and Magnolia courOn Wednesday, when the best pro-golfers "Ev a Mayfair ountry and Te am Championship began, eryyy, ear says week. world. Club may asking ese omen ;ill be there th The Leader-Boa rd volunteers Pierce, "the women , ruin"' to go. For 5 days each year almost are privileged to sit on the is my last tournament,' but half of the members of the greens and coHect the scores as when the time rolls around And sure enough, several Mayfair Women's Golf the players finish the hole.They again, they're all back and men at Mayfair were scrat. ':. ____ ford. . Where did all the women go? ' &. '- to go toward the pur. chase of Christmas lights and decorations to herald the ar,*al of Santa Claus super shopping In A , r Business Associøtjo, L ST CH NLA A HeraldCorresp,udest • pes c-a oft (1288) of any participant in the recent Bik4h bike Is Presenting the Sanford Airport. held at Donna Feuerhahn (right), Elike-a-thon chairman for the Junior Women's Club of Sanford, which raised 11,200 for Cystic Fibrosis with the event, ¶ , . Gordon, outgoing president en 0 Sanford the most money for Cystic for FOR MARTHA C M III IN year ago this week, the Airline That began, with CAB W cent just a few years ago to 65.5 so far. The airlines am riot ning and Zoning nv ited tothe next City really deregulated yet, but It's wetor i Deregulation Ad became law. proval, In 1177 with American percent so far In 1V79. commission mating First, the bad news: That, In turn, has led to an made a good start toward Airlines' "Super Saver" fares reasoning hi Airplanes are more crowded, In the New York-to-Lee Angel.. Increase In "bithiping" - the achieving permanent benefits, ImIuucnUUUOfl. more passengers with reasrva market, and the idea quickly results of the airlines' over- once you decide that competi- Cancelled the Nov. 12 booking of flights on the (Ion will benefit consimlers tions are being "bumped" and spread through the country. ft and a pin or"keepsake";agoU where they, in turn, phone the tote upa lot BySmRIEYREIILY $athleen Reynolds, ft, president of I5TER Inc., pre- 4 , CONFIDENTIAL "i ___ •...•.J..•,• Ph.SISOM TO MOTHERS or CHILDREN UNDER?: Far a truss_s ii - _________________ allied Wdr%l8% bum Can, hew hilt dug Wiib year cad, I Naucy M 1asM's we derfal b.ek Mitker's tss" (At Mi pod book SPECIAL!t I IPOLVESTER&COTION • EASV-CARE ., Y RATE HIGH WITH US - __ __ OU ________________________ ,•--: .. - I -_ . . .rj . Si. - . . ' MIR!UM 11-p ____ .4.J, 4-11 14 t, " •,' , 'th '1 JSi 1,J0. iy4'.' ' 4 4, J, a a ' ,/ I j ,-. £ , cl1 ';,T' I1'.4 -, ,. ,,f .b... A. . 'I I 'cw4 i J' ' .. .,1 .." 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Art Sansom 21 "A.1,015 (T HER OUT1 TJL6, I, LCI)e 16 HER TM( 0012 122 I 23 \\\ ka — 2 30 \ ' — 4 44 - ARCHIE GWE HER A — 10 Jil by — — 4 IIA ~411111111 I'LL ewT -rmywe 71 MUM 1 10 7 Li so 01110(v 10~ JL.. I (11 Ji L I you itsoj, _____ EEK £ MEEK N1I - E%R MAD y ç. immam oF Aw jaW 0 / - good could develop. Ool.IS,$,, LED (March *l•slFu 10) iIemn ye is Uhsiy to r. e good y to NOV ly ITI(MT? Am Lou PRISCILLA'S'POP by Al VINmier iiriiwAMGriphIit$Sr IN GETTING Cd1SREP *VS NEW TEAM- - - .f EAER FROM WW. Oki. . . - Yew '.44& - IM — 00alm,I" FRANCIS DENNEY TREATMENT CREAMMAKEUP ..........Rag. $10 Sal. $6 SILKPOWDERBLUSH ... Reg.6.5OSaIe$4 FRA GRANCE ALL IN ThE FAMILY - q. 9r MOONDROPS -FLORIDA T' IARRIVE AUVE' 2.00 (1) 0 THE DOCTORS 0 014 LIFE TO LIVE 1~10 (2)0 ANOTHER WORLD (1) a GUIDING LIGHT (1) DONAHUE 101111111111DOUGLAS mom $500 MEN'S FRAORANCE '-- -, MENNENS "MILLIONAIRE AFTER SHAVE a COLOGNE .......... $5.50 HEW OkkaV a Se satw THE SAVING PLACE perso Blwr PackW L MW kwu&s now yaway -•- -- - for Christmasil &16 AddwI 8*10 coloir ft b t I .VOW Ow Christines selection Is arriving. r1 ITEMS FOR MIN WOMEN AND CHILDREN I 1 —__- . — . - 1295 P.cka.. p11cc I I t . 954 N&WA brand watches and lomWy, ch's to ew party trays and serving deposit dlshss.nsvellv Items aisdafuu go LAST"Irs SANFORD The Weet Color Portrait pilic Pe tARLY DAY JEWELRY U.S. HWY. )?O2ATAIRPORrBLVD • 1. 0 for the entire family at a su dw" for wou". ow 01i or depSit ~Ully rqfuni Addillortal packapIll only Sim. THESE DAYS ONLY — OCTOBER: WED. THURS, FRI. $AT. SUN. 24 26 25 27 21 & LUGGAGI 2179.FIRST ST. 3214111111 aPTL CLUB L$TNITi N '2 louth -. 1.30 A8 THE WORLD cRocK1TrcToRY me D@L~~nim N UR AN CHRISTMAS JEWELRY VIENCE - am Ibis I(ISp10C'sd Ii,WIi yin I. club lead. so West club AM new Ilesth IN OTHIM , F'OF- w- to -1114 % ial, .06 11 1 North m ;#4 hot 1 ohni I strAnguLl, "It What is2V the TOP LINES - =&d. •aq 31-joiy 9) ram" am teft Is 0TODAY 0O0D MORNING AMIRICA •PANT WITH NCY(MOH) v.LPSOuE.mu) MOVIE 8ThIrd !C, (1• ) tsPMn Boyd, Jack Hawkins. A P$s oanysts daughter con. fl•• u of help her &W her WWs. murderer.(I Mr. 45 MIrw) HAWAII FIVE-0 A spc Mnj Peed an astroiog.r7yne° M"do") wwnkW that the IdOW of a Murder Weft Is in a..4WQI(. DANA .............Rig. 2.50.... Sale $1.75 COTY ............... Rig.2.S0.... Salo $1.75 AZIZA .............. Rog.2.S0 .... Sale $1.73 MNEWS WOMEN UKEU$(TLJf) (1) 8 THE YOUNG AM THE RESTLESS CHILDREN so own If Uwe was 6" •IJ$1514 AQ7 - (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MOOMM FLORIDA Mexico to the United States. 2:43 (4) LIPSTICKS - lion 112)PAUWORDPLUS 1:00 (1) a DAY111 OF OUR LIVES a is own autopsy. Mail los.Bracelets CM bead Necklaces 6111.81 ther Bootle alribstone SPECIAL SALES1 CAROL BURNE1T AND NowIeokattbeW.stblind. NO b" III IN OJI11114 -141.111 W= am $Is 6 A 9146112 qJ94 OAQ112 41KIIII ip to DWI Is Radii Cly lii 40. 60DENSON Benson - m ;AM118'snotwinninganypopu. qlarlty contest " a hatchet mian W hen the governor orders m .,.to cut thestaff. to 151Y a mwm Quincy mum o belleve a poke r6W con. 0", U'rellolous wow,,, Mb.ati as a e an ua u new for and wafflen 1230 cv.,- a Cm LATE Mom ,vans. of*: NO SIF Of The Cross" (1972) George Poppard, Wo. dorick Crawford. Banscok seatches for an anciert M* IM CrOls which dilappeared 0MERV GRIF11114 (MON, TUE. G HAPPY DAYS AGAIN MIS PRO- otewo PINDAYMOP*dO(FRI) 0000 MORNING a iffto "Oftirki,W4F is helop With ait yo FRIENDS THURSDAY MORNING •M0V "Harry Slack And The TIM"(C)(IM) SWS& GfWW. Bwtwa Rush. A famou t-es because of coward's aCUOns.(2H,s IS Mint) 100 (2) TOMORROW Gusst: Act0r-lInW-90nQwriIsr KrIs Kristofferson. WED, FRI) 0VILLA ALEGRE(THU) 4.00 (1) EMOKIIENCY ONEI (MON. WED-FRI) (M (M (1) THE BRADY BUNCH (2) MW his IrIver's to Win the PHONE 322-0784 5:00 1200 KANGAROO ADAM-it ks rww*ft kwn &W has R) 6 SESAME STREET(A) 4:30 (1) MIKE DOUGLAS 0BEINWCHED 0 AFTEROCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) SEARCH IN TOMM !A, .0:-~M .TVAUCTION(00" 10i k: $0 111% Ift qqN, p.0. ____ NAME THAT •?iKOrSafl family andagirt with a , ..GI baby cause problem for the "7e-4077th. S 0 1lUCK MGM 0THE jM CENTURY A,*tWW star, -- 'tg q .back to action to prevent the 'S hindlib Command., Coda' fromdsstroyffigEaflh. .@)0TH1 WALTONS OUVIS ful stop in gill,) -he of finding John-Boy '-Pill of 110PIS the War Dialmament 5ttcteWs him missaig. WIN AT BRIDGE fSSTotOhSNS1fa be tooled by s.dace i $100,000 ' •. Plan your moves carefully haven't been k 10" withr'" toby. What Iran all-lomed" much Be yn'd Me OW try N co uld. . be" I Mch you today. U du persioill boadiew affeft Don't aged dooselt cog ^ csU bar. Howi k=WWO results, bower to list &IM with other 0180 Is am= (May n4m a) an d do sections Y621 a* you be" ft Ability th"M is %j r,.,thsCunnlng,N,d,..s . ,. on the houlihold drlvs the 0 gkamrecouldb.inth,om ln,oliLThs rackI.now ' 'clow. *Nov. 0) Olt f GAIN a . year aftar a wdg% lies before Agd datj MIA go hW up Is 1, =$my alreW arA popiir did not because I thillk ft sun Is prepam. you're aboolitely t eurdie belie a lot lo roSILto,1t man or rellain be a 1W more active one Um altuetione yn* been Puft yalve aqwkmw in 900 on because! youl"ve 1111111; there some time. Uts of travel for were too diffim VWT? 7:30 lz (1) TIC TAC DOUGH . £'lljl' - ,.I. : "° 7:30 111)0TODAYMORNING (4)TUSSI7AYMORNING(TUE) (1) WEDNESDAY MORNING - 1U •ONThEGO(WED) (M MY THREE SM (MON. 11:00 (1) (M "lam POLLEN (11) a THE PRICE is RIGHT 0LAVERNE A SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 wsuopoiup4 a FAMILY FEUD ON C[) TODAY 0 FLORIDA W ff"*nN1181 DW NEWS GOODMOrs"FLONDA 8 C114 LATE MOVIE rt Iii A StO97P.,er F!° alk. Dw aid Pleasance. Awlnsmak mwcWs his brother him from Galling WIflSC)f. 1141 DTOMANNOUNCO M Thd For Friday,, October 26, 1979 LOVEOPLfl AY MORNING(FIN) Is with a Napo Child ya have 1W someamw FWW your We stylo 0 ft am your, CO AVW Sbg* iR 00 CM of thk bture it you fully w" I& HOROSCOPE liii .rco PA G[) a WEDNESDAY MOW (1) MAT THE CLOCK 10.30 HOLLYWOOD (N) (2XF•N1Ws 1111:30 (1) 0 TONIGHT Guest host: Bill Cosby. Mmta: joW Way. LarrV Hagman, Shisilds a V, On I liberal Mike. 'MAUMM JOKWIS WILD • ___ yen. i000 ps I 3. GENERAL HOSPITAL ELECTRIC COMPANY •bILLA ALEGRE (N) (MOW ®u MONDAY MORNING 10:55 't~-eX ALL IN THE FAMILY A '~'76110c2l OW10n 11WIts dissent in Bunker household when Yoopiy*sU ___ ARNABY JONES to NW no liMer or an old frisnid. J.P. ih Involved In a deadly ca's of mWder. While trying 7:00 __ !T' 41 41 40 40 — fty 1`4W dift't dmPtheir 16*IL It woM be a mifth an " Wow Mill to lose --A Ibm Pin bnk all Mh'cbee doctor add be NmOVSIonISf$tcsIlIthM,In prcIII.mUyeni.tL AM there and make a an you aba"tookyour, all opmbg for my navel. about whether the strolet 4 _ovedha. Will the agsry aid In mhaw1 bqft to Wdj*A on ad wM it 6P06 = where thor wt tps 11V the *otds man, be runoved do dd's to do. thrn4h the ewgiry? I'm $V'S Yonil need to folio, a ISO., thunarpl.wbohsve sible diet plan to avoid loot slot c(w,I dwIjbthig,am. probiloL rigolniag JOIS' WSI. I am M" you The Nub Letter 7bNk CM I'm ft at last. mm"441 Wdift lAdft Did mm umm — ftd, which you an use as a pids. NP duldims. 1*18a Major DOW -wi- to w" ft chi 1 Id 7W hd Od Ismamosednombladkit. — — — _____________ _____________ — — It — 12 — 13 — — — — . HER LINE IS BUSY— AND 60 IS AiR"WESS6. — — 42 47 I 31 4 -'(;' w— 31 30 38 39 140 GRRR-1 KARD T14AT BETTY SAD I WAS I \\\\ VA \ ——— - ~iorj ffim um IT. POWK ' • 20 Is Po* l who Ion WOWt "IIIA ft ____ __ F - uUmm am (1) a Nw W" to : QD 8 CIO NEWS A@C NEWS . AUCTION A bid-by. , ,,PhOrl* extravaganza wtw" -"'I",7jauctioned 10 the highest 1111biddisti* on of the bWO -: —— m Lamb 04 do pii'uon erds, d1* '... ft to 4 ,udo 11 Iv, Ia,,, aenin. what It ad he who won't' by abod to ft for 8 yew Mar hit It wow IS$ CO'PV'of.d his loss. about ON up inlin 1 and yoesths,thilo ...g1 aplaAlenwollosala — ——— — — — — — — gatlon Into the connection ____ wd& loss bdm do Blum to tdo up do o~ ddL Ir" trollied a pair ad U7 noticed haven't ranaftlile Imp a am a elm throollb do $dire ta M" wdo loss years bolove, which bes bobsill trenoy 41 Military assistant characterize. 37 Most FRIENDS uC:L PRO. EVENING HL"WeNw" GRAMMING . Wk over a year. i aulsii me of as domach arn ad was UK with mud - sly drdcbod Am ad dr" M&EkL I read In year anceall ul to-IS Surgery _ IS Thursday, Oct. 2S, 1979-3B TONIGHT'S TV so WONI 13 -- Evening Hers M,Sanford, Fl. - am __ A "a COM POWN Taft ad Isixiiairse pm so Pan; 11111111 MWV 0 110 , has Pass Falls W. somb,"A BUGS BUNNY - - -, yes West your M-old" -10h NUTMeousill Few 11101 6@ww Tdo P* In 4~ to fts V6 Poll -'. . - - - - 0 IIIt1ICtoNSOthSSJ by Stiff.) I N.l It P&M-wbe dM1,11111910 do iII p1cIL I I& madw P" West (II vaoor. D1i. Ty Di vi. the — — yaw il ' 41m uc A.M.WIATM ,. Than has hess . - 0111111111FAM _____hs(s f . - 61% 14 It -$PIDIRMAN M 1W 1". ftm OWN k CW *.for Mwyadftmd do Islas a 910" 08 SHIVER' WStiRl0..4J.bsI..N. ' si. M b"0 ""' ..M iffix 800109 11061M W'aft%U4, op FRANK AND ERIONST - ____ AND cii I ICE CF40 mh'WL 110 C P& Iinro . .H No MW bb Ytiiqy' " SdiãNovJ1 MAN 1161114, , M joex MR— wave see wow 40. "11 y1on pile. Vffwtile and stylish choices Including popular kitchen prinl1s. Pilo. SALE 7 1 to 0 # 0 yt 4 m now 'P - ...* I - II 51 - -. AP*IP . II Uft . . - -' s 11 )fl 121 1 Ali I Ilk WI' L'L2 ''ll -Zi 1 ft) . ,. 0 - a 4y, 0 Reg. $6.99-815.99si - Sanford Ph' 02224681 S .. i m sty 318 French Ave, A wrsrnTPiuiuuOuJ - 01111thscok Spw • Iu.iI.IuuIIUIPIlU 1 IuIUIIUUUuuI.I , - - .. -. . ... &a1c4 --. _s ' - qI i .- . . - - ,- -L_ ., - . 0•• - - .; - •0? w - -_. - - P , .4 ,,- ____ . I 1. .a .'4*IJ - - - -1 — �• .. -•-- :- - I •• -. .. - -- - - - - - - - II-Ivssln Nsra, issisid, Pt. Thundsy, $. is, im ___________________ LseINotic No. CS S377Y MIT and ens 1001 MWMmsre Ave., Loniwead. Fin., Seminole County, PisrIda. under th fictitious name of METRO MASONRY, md that rI,besrsaidna.ne with the Clerk ii he circuit Court, $emlnele County, F10i1d In accordance with ffi5 00. Fain PaiL Ciwty, FIaiinL l'SR katiN. to.Wlt: Section 545 Ploilda Statites 1717. _ CALENDAR sisftsd In Insinsss at p.o. THUUDAY,OCTOBZ*5 $ehoth C%apter Fkdds Ailibus 8.dety, 2 p.m., F)od Power & Ugt*, Sanford. Speaker, lack Iloruier fl1DAY,OCTOSR30 H.IIswe. Pty forYotdh PrOC'wiis Inc. vohmtesrs, clients and gttsats, S pin., Mtamonte Springs Qyic Canter. Codiune Judging, spook hoii., games and Norman DeVere Howard -,--•, ,..wv . . • home of Mrs. Troy Rsy,2 30p.m., Crydal Drive,v.". 5f Speaker. C&. G. ft. iiddand ea "Our Cowdry Now and 'Iben; 1979.1951. $eslm4. 11.s lUwais, 7 am., Beck's Sioford Airport. $a.insle SIMb Rotary, 7:50 mm., Lord (2iomley's, Altamont. Springs. Saik V.1.1. lirtesa, 7:30 am., Deltong Inn. Aldi We* Watchers, 10 am., Taews.d LA, closed, Spin., St. R1thWdo Cliurd), lAm Bewail Road. L.wssd LA, dosed, $ p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Qiach, SR 434. Y.W AdoIt Clih for $les, Spin., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollin. Ave. Noon The Da Before Pubkatlon Sunday-Noon ndtorqlstenssldn.mew$th*e County, FieidS In accordance with ffi. nrelaIins it the FictitIous Name Statute. To.Wtt: Section Funds Statutes 1757. JOsh .1. P151111 ____- 4-Personals WI have ____ - 3351052 PRIVATE VOICRLI$NS ___ You have the lobs. - 2. W. save you time by screening applicants i -isinding them .. toyou. - Im, X4 10a.m. CPO louise VmSu.aa .1 AmerIca Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. . Sstsed LA Women's Grosç, 2 p.m., 1101 W. FIrM St. 1. II you have a need call us. No-. PER to the smpleyor. WESSLIIVEIP SOMSONEHASAN INVESTMENT INTHIII FUTURE THEY-WILL 00 A SITTER JOB Your Future Our Concern _____ _____ - ___ ______ - ______ Q)WdI ___ ___ StJNDAY,OCTOBER$ ce, $ p.m., InMrudlon, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Con,inunity Cuder, Shell Road, DeBary. Open to ____ read dewing, 5p.m., Taropi. 10ialom, Boulevards. Pro,ldmie. and R _____ t::LA, $ p.m., open speaker, Halfway Hose, Lute Minnie Drive. Sanlosd. ___ ____ __ ____ - __ ______ MONDAY,OCTeIEU LIngWSI4W1.Sr Ipsiugs as.bur .1 C,sanee, 7:20 • Mosdey Menus Tosesaisra Club, 7:13 am., Holiday Vim, Wymors Road, Aitseont. Springs WeIIW*heni, 10a.m., Ascialon Lidhoran Church. C.usThorry; 7p.m., Florida Fideral Altwici4. Springs _____ - 01.1 WarheMp 10 am. and sea, CurIJen Ijalen -Raiding. Station UflivS'.J13', DeLand; 7 p.m., Mon. : ____ ______ _____ ______ - - - ____ p.m., FIrM Pruh,'t.rmnn Church, Dsl.and. ladled Rutary, lies, Chic Canter. UIIIIId Way ropid ___ ____ _________________ ______ _____ _______ ___ NOTICE Road, Llama. *W& $adU MAMS I Pa.. FIrM United Methodist SNIRIPPI $ALR lilsrdAA, 5p.m., 1301W. FIrM I. tflerfl,7pa.,evsrRop4I.tCharth,CiyMa1 di, ad iy ,I Meny, 1VAY,OCTOBER20 ______ ____ - - _____ 4 - - - - - ____ - Parail. 1 gum, 7:10 pa., C.u. Muths 1-U?7• - huMid Bud. Piteat - - out - - - WsiMs ø. 10$ - - - - - 7$ pm.j -------$ pm., ,$keiUin, MII* --. -- -. ;• •--- - -',' --- - -: - 1• - -• --a-- - - •T,NW -- - -- -- -- - : gi - - -. . - '- ___ ___ NOend 1*1111 hewolm, 11W5& -W.I5,dd 1" Nplhift a...o$e Typo I aMoco suns. ___ __ sp.i11n tIni tUls nsslst. MI comprny pas1lke., ___ ____ ___ - - wv.. - WhurSpm. - - N&I1Y M. SIN$SVU pa -00?. **ISN01SMIlSSIS .IlN Wl41.JR.. se IsNINwSlng ISo fr -toss NH CA Us.- $ alit. I St LU MOT 00P..a .-.SN U: Ths - wWi 111ItL ss .50 RI.& IimRI .• -- - WWa'* - - - T inTJâ MD Ilsaat: C IVRNINS14UALO. wilL an ws FteJ* -. _ "I. _: _CIty . -• Boam. - .cadW$.*, MJ.M óLadaNdat fl • cosetv, PIors. 11.1mm fo p TS: Sh51l AsSUL doS1*. ini' . simpd, os 0*5 d.,us *I9M _______ ______________ EUurrdu •- --ut _ __ $ 5_fo55. ita ISIS? *$S1'TS *ITIUfl. null 11L__I I S*_*5gees1 meip lbaI -i 501511 l0. .~-. " J$JJ •swnis - - - __ - ___ iu$ - SW So TtM-WIm •. S -. -I SN '' - r_: ' - ' 71*1 - - • , - .... ,.'. - • •. . . .-- U!..Ii; -:: a j g - - ,. 1519 *I1Ma DR - . -- - - 41 - ?b 1'.D .............. - ..•-. ,.• C , 1• -. -: *_' .p_1'.. ,••• . .. ... - 11 ' ____ €1 .- .L.--1-' .- . r • :. • - - • • ' . . Pp - . - - I I , . _. . -. - p..4 • I $dSS$.MpVI1.*.. I check our low, low prices before 323 1734 repo 19" Zenith, Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $113.16 or 1)7 mo. Agent 339 5356. TV Good used TV's, $758. up MILLERS 26)9 Orlando Dr. Ph. 327 0352 I -- . DUE TO DIVORCE SIALTISS - - -- b_• - 15$ Boxel' Pup AKC, 8 Weeks, 1)75 373 4345 eves. 8. weekends '70 Mercury Montego; '70 Olds Cutlass, 5600 ea. or best offer 377 0696. - - me to aite asMO -- - •- - BourN w4ni51aI. peerer aIrNH '"u.USUl I, to 111$ 5550, 3311111 lr CondItioning, Heating, lhodrl cii, Plumbing Service I. Repalt -. Call Larry for Free Est. i71-7Pl Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Awe, Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, RefrIg., stoves, fo,ls Sale: I Family. Lots of misc. FrI-Sat. 736 Itaywood Cir., Suniand E. 373 36a7. Danny's Auction 372 7010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 323 5712 Yard Sale Sat. and Sun. 3554125495. PalmelloAve. SEARS, Sanford 32-.!!" .5 - IN I W Moving Sale: Mens a. wocnens clothing, toys, antiques, books, dishes, honey, fertilizer, lumber, rabbit pens, misc. Must sell all Fri & Sat. 9 to dark, Sun. I to dark. Hwy 46 West. turn left at convenience store to Orange Blvd. lust past Wilson School. ANTIQUE AUCTION -- Carpentry _____________ House cisaning -_____ - S Painting Cleaning Servics Psintlng& Repair lousewlves Cleaning Service. 'ersonallzed, fast, dependable Regular or I time basis, - e DO wash windows) 617-3591i Or.ssm.king _______ 77-JwICars Removed PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful !.pin.t.Con$ole stored locally. Reported like new. ResponsIble party can take low payment balance. Write before we sand truck Japlin Piano. p.o. Box 3011, Rome, Ga. ILOCAL)3495311 ______________________________________________________________ Al B PAINT ISO Residenlial & Commercial 322 $717 alt 5 775-4*37 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS - ______________________ 327-3335. Appliances I Misc. - MEINTZER TILE - Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, Yard debris, Trash New or repair, leaky showers Oi t specIalty, 25 yrs. Eup. $69 $56 7 RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER iS 327-7611. factory custom 1977 Dodge Van ized, Blue interior AC, PB, PS, AM FM I tract. 12,900 ml., uses reg. gas 322 6)52 Pianos I organs us low as $995. LICENSED $69 943$ CeramicTils __________________ 75 A-Vans ___________ . Light t1.uling BC Concrete. Patios, drlvewaylI & add ons. Quality work, no lot too small. ss 49)4. Gun Auction Sun., Oct. 2$. 1 p tn. Consignments Welcome Sanford Auction, 323 7340 3 lip "' Drives, patios, walks & etc. - lob too small or big. Interior or euterlor. Pressure cleaning. 3720071 Quality workmanship No I let. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 323-1704. _____________ - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery Top Dollar Paid for iunk a. used cars, trucks&heavy equipment. 722-0707 322 3790 ___________________________ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast' repair service. 322-610), ______ BUY JUNK CARS ___________________________ From SlOto $50 Call 322 1071; 322 4460 ANIMAL HAVEN I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, I ba control. Pet og supplIes, dog houses, insulated. shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 333.3753. . Preesuredsaning SIR Preisure I Steam Cleaping, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc Mobilehorne 17u60, $37-SO. specll Reasonable rates, all work guar- 3237)53. - I Man. quality operation SvmpShop $ yrs. cup. Patios. Driveways SlUR :: etc. Wayne Seal. 337-132) PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS - LYN'SSWAPSHOP New I used items I ant eyes Consignments Acceplid selst. lZS4l27aftorS:31 Mon-Sat. 0:305:30. 15$ Plantation ___________________________ • Plaza. Delary 645-5494. SULATION lIlting, blowing, - - - - Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. l,owest prIces. Call NACO VklP' 32105$ on 704-731s70e - collect. The weather is part oct for a backyard sale -sell evvyilwng fast with a wanted. Call 337-3611- or 031-7977. - Ia0*rd Fern. Salvage. 1711 So. St Iiten4 3114721. Vinyl repaIr I recoloring - SaveuptO$of reuphelilory charge. 069-5077 To List Yow Business... DioJ 322-2611o_831-9993 I lh .rmm.keevdpe, ONes MNH4 ill S1 -, : - - .. U- Personalized housecleaning, reaSonabte rates. I time or regular. Tyson Cement I PM For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 5670 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford. Fla. 37771 remodeling _____________ ANTIQUES I-Iwyl6W 50550$ MARINE Mealtions - BRIDGES I ACceSsories misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3396531. general home repairs no lob lxi small. Call 773-9461 anvtl". SATURDAY _____________________________ Hrnne Repairs 5)9 E. 1st St.f322 5742 loom _______ OCTOBER 77 prbtlionstl1y'"done. Free estimates. 30 yrs. cup. Call 327. 29)4. Home repairs I. appliances to tile. Over 10 yrs cup. Reasonable rates $69 ISO?. - OPEN DAILY 106 Furniture, tools& misc, •Refreshments Door Priles 76?) Sanford Ave., Sanford 322 7040 Consignments 373 5112 ________ Remodeling--carpentry, painting. matonary, concrsto. AU work - ormerly Harriett's Beauty Soot WI V - repairs, carpentry paInting I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON •THURSDAYS 7:30 PM• tsrs *ui . I 1973 FORD PINTO $795 JuNe IN Seabsim, *40. $15 suledias $055 on make oiler. Ssl' • Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household autyCare - Garage Sale: Cor. ol 1k. Geneva & Lk. Harney In Geneva, Thurs., Fri., St. 77. Old desk, bed, stereo, Sewing much., radios. chest of drawers & dresser, end tbIs.; children's tbl I 7 chairs; flower stand & mis. items. gied. 6 player. 5115. samOan Furs. 5.slueu, $1.75. So. ii lflI- 4 " AT. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free EsI Call Carl Harris at flAPJPJV'c AllrTlnpJ. _r, We. C Bonded I. Ins. LIC., 72-Auction____ Ami*am_bowling glens, works $s.mL - - Home Inrsvon** Air Conditioning * Asset. CsmjIsIs Ut Weld Seek 1976 CHEY. CAPRICE WAGON $189S 68-Wanted to Buy Mush sacrifice Singer Sewing Modnhis. like mgw, ens. price Nil, Ill. Due 51et7$ on iso. - ,' 322- 799) Garage door tilt. xl ft. Crawford commercial ail hardware, $71. 1247335 - . $20 1978 Chevy Malibu Call 323470905on 4p.m. SIeglor fuel oIl heiter. 4 speed Ile,.'ar, 155 gal fuel tank, stand & full lins, geceliont cool., $111 3334413 aI?w S. 1295 - FREE. Syr.oldpartCollie C.00d with Children Dog House inc 323 9177 Cash 322-4132 Corner East 20th & Adams drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 7207 French Ave. - 1968 JAVELIN - '75 TR-7 brown, sun roof, new radial tires, AM FM, air cond. No rust 53500 29,500 mi. 377 7)43 aft S BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furnilure, 205 F. 75th SI. 3230951. FRI. & SAT. ____ 1973 DATSUN 610 E - Sears 0-B motor, like new, less than 10 hrs., used. 5100 or best offer. 377-6770. .4 - I NE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage 372 8721. Large Yard Sale 55-Boats 4 S 57,5 Carport Sale 269 Short St., Lake Mary Frl.3lthISat.7lth - - - - FREE: Kitten, yellow & white male male, 8 wks A I I cat, both box trained 322 286) or 323 STEREO walnut stereo. AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed turntable, diamond needle, I track. Sold new $150. balance due $125 or take over my payments of 516 per month: Call $62 5394 day or night Agent. - - 1971 VWldr sc'ctan Isp air 32)O7O '7) Ford S W 9 pas New sticker, $630 Cash. Valencia St. 322-9061. 65-Pets-Supplies - - ' NEW CAR TRADE INS ___________________________ _____ peymmIs III ens. P1111w 5035350 day en slOt. Will dellvor •io -I I I -_ - I . -: - I - Reconditioned color & £1 W TV 's- 30161. I Lange Ottoman. 5310 - -. _ pm. 305- 331 4617 -- somons to take up my - 050541 - -, IS Sat Couch, Chair, locker 11 - 14L11 REALTY • : . Safari Shadow 371.7151 ito eo,s.w. is, 1I.iiojr Slwrv*0. U*SUSblV priced at $141. -.ShIN Sac, Isr, .- 1971 t' $tIre. ' . !J'' m. M IS,Iha.IIp - *551$JarW toes. $ 51. I $TS SIAISSSV: - -:. - lode. 051. motel box springs & insltroeses, 130 set. Sanford Auction.1215$. French, 3237340. acres bololhluNy £uSJi In 051gm. Ownir will finance 12.155 down w-iosy terms. - fr .. - _ - FALLING, Short, ThIn, Hair product. Free Samples, New DIscovery, lox 37140, Phila., Pa. "III. Lessen WI DeNny. $4755. iIO*S?NINO UNUSUAL - IM$I_ - Jungle Lab. Corp., N Silver Lk. Rd., Sanford. SEE SAM 7Sa100 1,1511 1 dry lot in Tropic WIhSIIiS4M,ISoIIu.eIiu1Ihery heMS. hess Hal strOW OwnS Nfl 1SI,.4. No, only $15555 48u96'xll' for 18.975 00. FOB. factory Call collect 9 a m to 6 RoofIng. 322.7551. 3214719 $ mile west of Speedway. Beach. will hold a puIic AUTO AUCTIOIII every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 255 1311 for further details. - 53-TV.Radio.Stereo FIll Dirt Wanledl A's *.PLI*NCI$ sup.. WANTED dumping sIts near Sanford for landillI. Roofing & bldg. materIal only. Will lease., buy or pay by bid. Adcock 2½ acres en Hwy 4*5 10 144' restage, grsal Investment elentlal, under pnicid at 11110. ____________________________ BUILDINC.S'! Super SALE' All steel, pre engineered clear span I buildingS. (Major Mfg I All buildings have 75 lb. wind l(1 and large framed opeilnIs 30s18's12 for 5389700 10x18'x 1.1 for $1,919.00, 10x12'xII for $6,297.00, El stove Hot point 30" wh. like new $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of Sanford. 322 072). 1966 Rambler 6Cyl.. Auto $195 Bill. 1109 PM. 323 6500 Hwy 97, I Daytona - $314- 2952373. Rig. Reel Estate Snoker 7405 Sanford Ave. - ' -,,'-' CARPETS. Rental Property Owners, Dealers, and General Public Invited. Open daIly 74. Sun. 124. Phone BATEMAN REALTY -, Ito: lATH. CIN AlL 2300 Industrial Slvd., Orlando, off Silver Star Nd, 4 blks west of 441. 531.711. - COSTA LOT TOO HAT ARIA 51*1 MILtON' viLLi_NIATAl A PIN. 3- sioaóoi& and some merchandise Is llmitedi This Is a distress saId For the list pr-ices ever offered In Cuntral Fla. hurry to Orlando Wholesale Furn. Distributors. 6.31 acres on Sanford Ave. Owner holding. I Oct. lot. Good terms. CTPTOA WANT FORD. I UNITS WITS I Istobosoldat some pnicel Their less Is your galnl Limited time *-LoIs.AassIe 'IA')tI *051 OnWllS C*uasT$ 5ON CIM. IXCILSUNT RENTAL t$fl I PCT. ASIUMASLE MIUTSASI. OSAISI YQUE P0115051 SAL El Warehousefull-Entlre Stock $00050 from Winter Park Furn., U. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS - PUBLIC NOTICE OUT OF IU$INESS For-Sale: IbIO2SR mobile home. air and, $3500 Geneva area. 347 Bran_Office323.2223- hOCK SUIIDING ON SAN u' IS 51upj -. ge,.. IPIS lUdI*0.F.Sm.. I') .' 1I I=i L 5*1*0, FOR EXTRA RENT TO $TORAH. ULATIVII - - __ A9SV SEDDING-FURNITURE 2 SEDROOM CENTRAL All, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FIONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. 5*5*. SELLER WILl. TAKE MONTGAGE. IDEAL GET. AWAY FOR 2 COUPLES WITH IOAT & FISHING EQUIP. MINT. SSIGLER REALTY, IROKIR. 3211040, 327.ljfl. JLLL'LV ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK . -, tpjipy $ Silver Star Rd., 4 blocks West of 441. Open 94 Mon. thru Fr, 42-#buIs Homes Sanford's Sales Lador ROOM WITH PIREPLACI, -leSN*c, - to alll Warehouse tuill ONLANDO WHOLESALE GIEOORY MOSILI SOUlS $S33OrlandeDr. 323.1110 VAt, FHA FinancIng Lath Merit Only 530130$ - IT * meer 'We. &M*, By owner: Handyman special FruItS nut trees Nest schools & bus. 3330076 FUR N., 2330 Industrial Blvd., off FANTASTIC 3 1 bath home in O00eva on 2 acres 01 country diarent lint, lanced pasture & DAYTONA AUTO .UCTlON 62-A--Farm ElP. Carport Liquidation Sale I Wholesale prices trasllPP WARRANTED. Just ')dl) BSDD1NG-FURNITURE 3371007 3271330 Spacious LI, lovely kit front pond, & Many New Es. • - MOSS. fred & rem' IRs. JUST FOR YOU. 2 SI, 1 bath COUNTRY kITCHEN SSOROOM.ISATN.OQUSLI .,- 9)00 or $34 -- Originally $619, assume payments of $2) mo Agent 339 metal office See our beautIful. now IROAD. Jgft 5121.1101 PINICREST 3 IEDROOM. RATIN KITCHEN, CSNTIAI. AIR, CARPS?, CARPORT, NICS LOCATION. 133.151 PLY.IN't '. - - $s.J.J.PNr* lMflflflflflnflRflWflflfww Sp Oh). - AS$UMASLR MOITGAGS. 11*1 E$TATS ASSOCIATES 1AT Till COMPIT1TION. JOIN SANFORD'S SALRS LIADINI WE LIST & SILl. NI*%.YPAINTED3UDIOOM, MORE HOMES THAN -FAMILY ROOM. CARPORT. ANVOWSI JOIN INS ONI TO $NOPPINGI 151,111. WALK THAT'S NO - - --_ - desk. $70. Jenkins Furniture, 203 F. 25th St. 323- - smaNboml.NAcad-Wipeilure.. SIN MS. -+ -5.WIIV. 1S311,p 4605 (Dealer) PETUNIAS ___________________ 710)Airport Blvd PuSh button controls, has carousel, still In warranty- $21; Oak porch rockers, $27.75; Lake Mary- 3 II, 1 bath, fenced peed. lcrounod porch. 137,700. . JstIebIu Niv. I. IavStv5.5 hems. ww wp, CIlIA, ospi. fel'R.,. lIllithsdes locreet laid wII,-.' aIS, I _ - - - ., . - - - - ___ *11* at $ainkWII CupW, FIMIM. lbs belLs l hi155 lovlld mu ?w Iilua1 II -. -, '-. o.o.a, - ChOP. fep fe,- gsagg, Wic..?1.hs.$7S.1N-3307M -•*--. - ___ wI's ____ 015. AWARD' -. by: hloonir P. UIWghSO 55edw Annul ten NHet 1,505 I..P. -.- 01 YOUrS TSIINalSSInr'udesiopopOf ISIS 1. - •*INS rMJJJJ by Patching Ins •; . IWfeCkII) in. i i.. ,se, me* '1tu 01NO*SStoIMi.SWMNH. __ - - 3 SR, 2 bath acrest Every maglnablefeatureiApl,7acres ItAAA TRAL AI CARPETS IN 1asi a. 5.ijp 055 VNI5 MIS: IliSir at 1411*i iu*rsy - - - nestec SldO.by.$lde refrlgvralur, 17$. picnic table *2 benches, $30; full sire baby bed w-mattrsis, 3737173. UNBELIEVABLE. home on over 6 TOTALLY REDECORATED ,, REALTY, INC. us.si. - _ ____ ____ it,Phl*itouUidISSat(. - - •- - - -- -- - 0 *0 - Waa. ta 4pm. s Lion,. of. - Cas.elbsirp - h*osbeisiopenm, NIL,lo4 • I#AZIRM.SuCKWITs4.JI __ _____ : '' - ____ - epenuiidieuasou. -. ____ •, Iicty 555.715. GRAS ITt .. 5435 lVI.- sill dVirUslng for dsssNl isdion b tidiiuis SSIldkeIhon. Wfle cy, csmid.;. aMiemsi. 5a1517' -. 1.100 almid sctui. , PATRICIA A. Still 0061$? ISVi? OP TSR (1*4W Nouw1t MittidilU '$IlL* IP "A" SpscI.._ ins SIViThINYW JVSICSM ISO. arry NO.55.. - MIMNSSI. Pe$WtIN. oji _ - . . -- -; NO*WSWSIR.VLCIIIA.I.! 'MPUON $151 *00M ATIOIC CORN. 75 models. Call 339 Cypress racklor nursery plants 54.45 avail. MICROWAVE SO-Micellansous for Sah Sy owner-4 SR' older home on Mellonvilleon double lot. Punt. & AppI,neg.No qualifying. 13.010 down-owner hold 114*. Suy for $115551 RE-NRWID2 lhDROOM CAR. PORT. PRISM PAINT, NEW ROOF, P155W CARPETS. 054*. HUSSY UPI si.isn. r. . - REALTORS JUST LISTED. 2 SR. I bath home In Dreamwoid on large carom left Spacious LR, inc. front pordi 15. utIl.. rm & Morel A PIOPSSSIOIIAUY 20510 3 - ___ place ass .Sldo wIN be MUST TO - - Custom-built 3 BR, 2 B 701 Sldg. I. Aftamente Dr. STENSTROM LOTS OP EXTRAS ON LUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. $37,710. A & DISHES. INC. ALL UTILI. - bayments. - , - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 to _______ Must sell Zenith LAKE MARY FHA.VA. - IMMACULATIflIDROOM, 1½ SATN, AIR CONDITIONIN, *-IININ IMmLLl.I WIWW.SWistpou PlurI.do *57101 WhIch time and me - LYPUINoCOLOR TV. LININI *11115, ramp. Beautiful landscaping 557,500. INC. REALTOR t REALTY ....... - __ relIef damandod in •Psalfoa...- 'i DAt1,me*,eb1t1 A. - - L.: /•- - - --' - _________ .- Se5- - - Ida mNluad p - - - - al* - y - *55 - - ____ • Ian cossac. siwcoso, PUI.. - 743$ p 5. French 117.73) Sanfori "3-i"' . . - - -- ___ - - • bath home, FP, on 2 acres, als4 beach hous. near lake w-boa Longwood- 3 Si, 2 bath, hugs corner lot. PrIvacy fenced, attadiad garage. 5 yrs. old. Aencv Inc., RISItOPI The Real Estat vowb1HomN lpct. Interest to qualified buyer. L'4,ISS ts 355 _-. WVU amm ____ __ ____ - - - - - - - -- __ .• - - -, Jmmlo ___ ______ NBTIIIW$IISRIPPSSM* NSTiCiIWI? 5015CR lINDSISY SSVSN thIF. TO:NAR*V N. sanoauai et -*at.rlo15Wr0 iS WILLIAM W$ITR. Ja, WhIMS y 101ff IRSIISU1IoTI •i5 1.iIsa *0odOWOf -NHir NO sai NO ci gun- at Wus IS MOTh cad,.,. SnanascrnlvPlolds,ulqllil - *mtuid Flolide wpIu.. er is. Of WIN pisap - - ii*.i isainmsøsasi. uustli*oI*dsyOfhlp,A.a. - INHNHU*pl*SNkNSIS.m,S 'NN lIle* ess aSl*.t NH Is Ian PsMNO in ISIS CPvsN Iali, kuadsis ri d1ie !::. $$ pa.. lstd DuOs DuiV. ____ 7:10 pa., Jayess $sid.id$adsts jspuISi, - .- SINISUIS -- - - NV - 'Z,... - -.., OPTIN. YOU'LL LISt VHS RISULTS. - OND$7 -- - - _____________ - - - _____ - P'& AVats 155,15' - ____ - -• Lii. - CLASSIFIED ADS A*I PUN ADS. 11*0 1 USR THIN ____ - . - IXPIRSIIICID Beautilul custom-built 3 BR, 3'-- (I) TATI .nekar 111.1*1mm - - •- - - - ------- IfERD'S TV DE LTONA.O$TE EN AREA 1 •,. 323-1730. 80-AutosforSale AFRICANVIOLETS TheGrecnhouse 322914) Eves after 61 weekends time. Sal. $159.14 or $19.33 mo Agent 339 $316. 2597 S Sanford Ave. 323 2262aft6 .9 you buy. 30 day guarantee. under shade trees on 2 acres cathedral ceiling + custou drape.. $73,700. fleN.1142.CassaISaui,,p$. -S1441N Rn. 501.3111 - -- - - - '. - ISIS, NelI lid id 9, Bossily, Sm., 1Z*$pm.,1W - - - ____ -, - am., ike57. lihay, TsII i.m., UN 1 sesIii Iu,.Q1. .,; - 7:30 My *ve ij - -, - nag. UAI 31-'itsiids Punillisd1,. ______________________ - high as an elephant's eye. Place a ciasslfie d, and pile the money In your wallett warranty, $11,100. MOUlIS Sr. N. meoW $350 1977 Vega low mileage, A 1 COn clition. good economical trans. Toyota 78 P-U, short bed, orange w4ports stripes, S spd. 5.200 mi. 1.1 500. 33 0006 all 6 FILl. DIRT 8. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark 1. HIrt 323-7310 Washer repo GE deluiie model. Sold orig. $10933 used short Doirt pita no longer needed Itemi Plloian Realty, REALTOR $311003, eve. 531.2333 or $690794 Inc. __built In Microwavo. Nser sdieehs 1 nacniellen. 554,1,5. -, . IW&laW+$lISdsp.914714 ASiNS? NAKIR - 00*0wMSdWIOf IsIS PM ____ - .; 1157. -The Sim.WiN be PublIcly - - • - - - - -_ - - - NO phans duo ptya. _____ - - Da$ISseIlImfeId.$LM& 14 Tha1 coitus IWO; Ce4reSOf- - Ni*oCsiuñNalon casm*ui. Rosen *utimu$Jt* S.D. IN$U$IIPUS 117.-75. austals IelC Triater, I. 0. väIyc1gsn.sirss 151150 501155 Is PatUui oISSled any or all nlghØIs*( pseaoy. bIdoInIhiebeWWarsiSW*sCNy •, -- - l 's*ldsISs$v01saINng 1511. ____ *015 - ____ e, keat _____ ? dr.$ Pa1 95 - - PgIerIa aunch, Boar' - _ ___ ___ - - - _____ -.- ____ OsedLecatIM1SNMs411lS landloweal Apt. I IL 1 5, all -. W.D, Poll I. club house faculties. Orlonds 0514755. 11 pct. finascini awsll, 1.5. 1 SRi s, all appl.. lid W.D. No ,, IvaIltylme. laodisweu Clods. '. hasposl,recn.n,LswDewn.j71. , Pull ipart tlmr maids Apply and-the .Mans*Isd IhUIff at Issinels County, Florida. wIll 01 . 11:05 AM. on she Ph day Of PubllShOd.)I,$S&Nev.1,II717 Nsuu.$*r, AD. *717, Offer fe sale wiSh me sa* en Nov. 1. YOU AIR PURTSIR NOT IFIID $lOWd. NH 11 me hilliest bidder, or 010.71, that slid PatitIon aIM sulks as .. mekard P. *flglsy . Ca5.lu$11*V5d1H11$stIn5 ,Whhisats N*0epsi*lsm *e -AmmiCItyMane liets. St this Fred (West) Deerat INTOIC abe,, U1S 'sat a.ia1.,. • -CITY OP SANFORD UI4I *5 SemInole County Ceuntliuuse lii •I vow as riDikil Is w.o .* Pubi Orsesi 55,1111. Florida, the above FLORIDA. - at your owNIM lIbelI*j I iip Is 5SS1$ - - - .• duslbed persons' Pi'PelIy. avis *cste as. $.11.C*IPN 111° P010*000 me-Petiianars at That sale -sale Is being mada IS MIC$AIL L ALRXANHR and' C. V.15505 MISS, 'JR., ASVISTeSMIN1 FOR SIN satiety the tome Of sold Writ Of PATRICIA A. ALIXANOIN, me city ii Winier_sjsugs wIN iaoeullau. a. Isatol. Florido urn. en on r..;; 5* for leauy Avie . before the 151k dSp Of Nouimbsr, ResurfacIng Imprevimiats untIl im,ind Ida Ike _Sp*0 * *1 1155 p.m., lOWers Standard Time SAllY N. _____ 5 kmbteIs IIY -. CIe5-St*lo rt iNber IlS os*oIlIkdaVOfNsusJutur,W7h,aI WIUIAM *5111. JR.. twIds •' or .wwer spo coy i'sss, an me ,tes*ei and airvlen PWII PIduNSOR. IS, 1$ SNout. I, 5757 *railusOf 1I MOTh, CORP.e.s linmidlatuly IPiii*4na *110*5 um -Amps, Winimi Springs. ____ l.iMno 1y. LIE 4 Floes. - IhuiL ___ in uteri ID Ii. It?1Na Isoedlos.being stored at FNte,s In •, -. - ___ ______ - - - MOTI**$ lfyoucoWtwaik inonehlise CaHull-.N1S. ______ __ 1T7 An.; 7pm.. liur Ø•. Ossialens Leno, 7:10 pa., Plunide Fewer - _____ ____ Florida, mo,, particularly dseeni,el as leNin: a..i j,u..-,y, On wlI ______ Sutik Ilvhsro o, ______ -pta s. - MililnokUL MWIIR*ISSIWMONP i_pm, 1 ___ U 75331. .: i - - - - - erto FipSntV sued by cook, lulled lesnyanaN adolkig 'O' 711' liens, 5.55 loCated in 550110015 COlMty, w, it this Fred (West) ChIIJ ____ - - - _____ ____ _____ II. 50.6 Incti Oat. Valves 111.35. Valve Cower losS IV. lu. Water Mile loss V.25. Fire Nydraiws vi. as,. Wale Meters DetaIled specIficatIons sri LOf I Sleck "0". RIPLAT OP ousMebtoet this attIcs 01*0, CIly SANDIA UNITS I and I, li1dini - Manager. to5ssPimlianoat,01recirdadin 5$dg 0.05 be Wi *0 City . PIstseukIt,poOslIandu,elthe • Meiaiir$ Ofiks, Ree 15$, CIty Pesuc I* at stasis CuOWy, -lime, Sanford, Planide net latin this 'pWlds, isa FM, WebNisy, Nsjs*Ur 7, - Cuat.r _____ Water DI*foulion Ma$en1aIs I. Water Fittings, Valves, and. ____ ____ luetesi, 7:20a.m.,_unmlad Pipe Addresses Wanted lmmNIausly WOrk as home -so ai4anlomca necessary -- excellent. pa,. WISe American Service, SIN Perk Lame, SuIte 117, Dallas. TX ___ VA ASSUMPTION Seal the current high lfdsrest rates with this 3 51,2 bath home on nIce corner lot. Priced In mid. 30.5 GOLFERSI Only 2 blocks to Mayfair golf course, spacious 3 BR, 2 Bath home, a Fia, room plus a family room, fruit trees. large lot, much more, 1 yr. - 339-2500 warranty, 142,300. REALTY WORLD. 13 II, IS. Dolisna hems. C.H&A, w.w carpet, formal lining, kit. £4. NowDuplss REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 331-7175 CaliBart CUSTOM SUIIT am. per. cardi? hi NeaISèeI. NH 51amper Agency, Wm. Issolper, - __ _____ N. Edgums Anus. 1. . laud Uu, noon, lhldey ha. LNd lutimi, III. P1'y ha, 14 ad SR *. : ____ - CityilSiaterd. Florida -- bids wlU be received in this •IsiOf ISIS City Miliugor. I1.I& FlorIda. ___ ______ ______ ______ - Purchase Mortgages Markham Wsaa, Lsr...... Rd.) SI, 2 5, brldi home on 4 acres horse stable, guest cottage & liSby rm, a skip. 5135.055. Sanlsnd-lsvuiy 1 SR + den, Øll. he-mica kitchen, new shag. $1fl.i 5111 Adults. Furn. avail. 541. - - • __ Rm.IeeANaMicSanhS*. *1S.lWSt. M.P 10I INVITATION TO lID May, A. D. 1717, In thaI cirt.l case pi, has beet flied against you and th, entitled, Ravindra H. $Iiih. sebled so all I, Iudgmeots or Poittlenor siohis an eword of thiS Plaintiff, vs. Also Irene and certain real and er un*icss. at pafl# MaI5OiOt , U.-. owned by you and PelItlenem, me ur'ers w me as SemInole dent, which atesmid to County, Fiends, wIll 01 DOILY I. PATS, as tenants by me Izeodiol was duilvonid liii 7111 day at entirely, located at Sanford, $havtNWSeMWieIeCIuWy, FluIdS, *1:55 A.M. A. D. 1W, oiler for sse knsle Co1Wy1FlUIdS, and mere d I have levied uses the 0515.InS NsvsmSer, Mflk14IV descilbod as: sod 051111 11,5 hIghest biddur, II ____ W1.er Se, - - 1.1., Fs*&Co. - ANUNORD NOTICUOP ACTION TO: LOUIS F. PATS me eel of ms.Cewntv Court Of. (se rssldsnco end oddness IS si. .; - 1.uisl.le. cey5 .*.- srn a s aswSil t05aim) final liiigeflhaOt naRIIisd WI the nP$at5oek1i,pegs$gattpsPubflc YOU AIR NOTIFIED that i aforesaid COW? 501115 111W daY Records of Seminole County, PetitIon her DI510Iution.IMa,rIaI. Club ci Welcome Wagon, ii a.m. Ii $ p.m., WIMmet4, - Reasatlon Custer, Allamods Sprigs. Procida là Roeuswald EIciial Idisel wsstubop. prises. tIckets at door . Salad 11,7 sm., $amhVs. PublIsh Oct. 111 Nov. 1,5,15,1777 Sisperideid. 010.110 . - • iuded in Singers Sub. _____ ___ _____ ______ _____ pollen. - _________________ Florida (less that l*ocvtlsn Ised owlet amid under - - aesm card party upeu.or.d by the Ig, $pk 515 Flat tP.enili as nswdad In Flat leoki. pose i5. Public Records at NOTICI ISHIRIIY GIVIN 15. by vWue of that certain Writ Of th33ch. -- 11StOW)ofJ.N.P000luldlvleionat and alelipam Ptintitioii._aCCOIdIlIS II LOWE F. PATS, IndivIdual WintiTo 1½ Bath, range, some carpet, single garage, fenced. Owner will consider VA or PHA. 1 yr. DISANY- SPLIT BEDROOM PLAN featured In this gorgeous, noat home, convenient location. quiet aros, 2 55, 2 Baths, 1 yr. SPACIOUS SM. on 57-fl in Sanford. Call 153.W Mariner's Vluage. - - _______ AL, noon, n' h.siIlt cuter Rohin $.i t - ___ OREAT STARTER HOME- 3 BR, '69Corvair. 2 Or • NT - Body fair, motor & transeic. - ______________________________ 1st & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1330 S. Orange Ave., Suite 201, Winter Park. 644-4432. SUNLAND ESTATES- 3 BR, I lath, fireplace, family room, large lot, air conditioner, some carpet. fince,range, ref. $31,700. for-table 1700 sq. ft. of lIving w carpet. $4000. 1 SN-4*5 up. Peel. Adults enIy, en Lake Ado. Just N it Airport ____ - 52-Appliances Will buy warranty. 125.300. w carpet. Good area, corn. REALTORS 3227173 3715 SiMsid Ave. NEAR IDYLLWILDE SLEMENTARY • 451,2515. fenced IS. CHIA, w - - ______ 79-Trucks-Trailers 62-Lawn-Garden 197$ SInger Futura Fully auto. repossessed. used very short time. Original $593, bal. $151 or 131 mo. Agent 339-flU. - - w.w carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. 322.7311 days; 333.3717 eve. ASSUME 7.73 PCT. MORTGAGE Nlcepoolhomeonlglot.3 SR,2 I, wextras. Lg. LR, FR & fenced polio, C.H&A, range, rsfrlg. Sw. - Usd - _____ - INTIIVIIWER$ ___ ____ tgu.n.ry Ward, Iniardats M, Altamont. SprIng.; 7:30 White &SokI 321 Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 51. 2 full baths, FR, newly renovated Insids I out, New CH, avail. Sanford Gracious living, isis. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd Inquire IN S. Oak k1.7l53.,. ----- _____________________ KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0697 47.A-Modgsgss Iougl* 207 E.lSth$t, $25,000. Substantial down & owner will Ilnance balance. 323 "Is, at.' - 115-2100 322-1112, 322-7177 spenkllni pool, C-NSA. Won't less loop at 531.505. Flnendn Iiciis.horrent.25yrsoroider.' W.W carpetIng. Family mosphore. 112.0414. 1 AWARD REALTY, INC. sSS,. Eves. 322-0112, 322-ISa?. w 24 HOUR 322.9283 1 51, 1½ S. I Wary teenhiouss. Med. kit. Inc. all appl. *115 sq ft -Reona - Geneva 4 BR,2Bon 1½ acres. RIALTY 107W. Commercial Phone 3fl.7$$i, Sanford - We buy your equity, close in 31 hrs. - 3223481 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866or 323 lflO - JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. -- - 1771*. If you dl enl uSiflQ your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad Call 372 2611 - n$ed Lising your h3me I credit? I will catch up back payments Ibuy equity. 332.0314. 323.7832 log. Real Estate Broker Loskkigfortemp. work tvllor part time. Odd lob. gin, laborer, or carpentry, pekdN, itc. CIII Sian (151)323.1115. __ a.m., Quality ha, 14 ad SR 15.1234150 Spacious older home on lovely corner lot. Good neighborhood, W. Gannett 322-7113. 47-RoilEsts / / Why nat loin me fastt growing Real IstateOffIce In town? Find out If we can make abelterdoel. - - $w17v REALTOR MLS I spilt plan, fenced yd., sc patio, cony, workshop or Office In rear. All ft 131,700. *d Realtor Ii,', J Handyman specIal 2 BR, 1 5 close to shopping. $21,500. I liOoCornell Dr.S BR,3 B. pool. "s,o.oeo. S. Cameron Aye. Lg. Country home on 1 acre, w.gue$t cottage. - 1124115 VlIlsnford Ave. 350.7772 $ , 7 acres Lake Sylvan, S10,000. Best Terms. William Mailc:owskl, ' UALTORS 21-Sifiations I' CHECK ON THESE d 3107 Laurel Ave. 3 3 SN, 1½ - S100533or3$-17*l eves. -- - • We Buy Wrecked Cars For Sale: 1976 Honda, C5360-T, with gnly 2.000 miles.like new. $850 or best offer. Call after 3 pm 3210788 Electronic Cash Register w autochange maker 327 199) FURNITURE & THINGS Buy & Sell Newl Used Furniture S. Sanford Ave. 323 6593 INC. REALTORS 'w.beauty shop. 144.700. .. - 51-HousehoklGoods MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 3221231,3323172,323.7173 .- BUY. SELL. TMAUE 322 5623 311-315 E. First St. FOIUST ORUNE HAL COLBERT REALTY : 25145. Frunch Ave. priced at $32,700. Terms avaIlable. AM EMPLOYMENT 912 Fuinch Av.. 323.5176 ____ - '. 3770. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OP SANFORD REALTOR Price reduced $7,000. 3 BR, 2 l home, custom made pool, green house, workshop. 1700 sqft living + 17x10 sc patio, BIQ. Many extras, must sill, well under your employment floods. BR, 1½ B, CH&A, w-w carpet, ASSOCIATES NEEDED 517.000. I Sanford, watsr front lots $10,000 I upwooded lóts 14,000 1 up. Lake Sylvan area West of 1g. yd, lyre old. ROSES. $11,100. Small down, assume mont. $74. $25,733. 80-Autos for Sale 78-4Aotorcycles 60-Office Supplies WILSONMAIER FU*NITURE ')eltona Dream home by owner. 3 yard. $3S,700. 3 BR, Super clean. w-w carpeting, patio wroof, turn. Sn It now for 111,1I stucco. Spanish designed home, nice area, FP, Ig rms. front 1 rear porch. All for ___ 4. You keep our business prospering by supplying us with Fenced rear DILlON A 534.000-si .200 DOWN $1,550 SELOW FHA APPRAISAL ISOSM.) lATH, Cantnal All Lucille E. Dillon, REALTOR Call (303) S30-S 1 .Cröative SeusIss 3 55, 1 bath, fully turn. Cleat. 121.055.337.41St 5O-.Mscel$aneous forSie L1 41 2 SN, 1 5 Ilk hom, 1g. lot, new roOf, owner will hold mont. L- applicants. ENJOY - _____________________ .___________________ 5011CR OP SNIRIPPI SALI ISNERIRY GIVEN that , - Why SI LSIIS$Y7 Wnit "Oat A MIle" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. lox iSti. Cleorwater, l. 41-4ui EMPLOVER : WAYS WE CAN HELP EACH OTHER .. ___________________ -------- -• . ) )......J Friday Clerk at the Circuit Court, Seminole -- ____ _____ 414, Lor.-. Center, they eCN$ Case 2.734g MIchigan sue.?. indlanapsils, by virtue of that certain Writ at Indiana Execution Issued out of and under IN THI CIRCUIT COURT, 11111 YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED e sea, at itie County Court Will ubysitYaiwch1 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR that an action her dl010Mlen of Orange County, FIerIda.u000 fInal.-•In My Home. 333.7170 SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. marrIage lies been filed agalmiet you rindarsd In the aforesaid Intanhi 1 CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.1fl7CA.13 and you are neelredtosirvsa 31st day of August, A.D. yfl jfgpn, 5 any, to It N 47011 full 1, port tIme. Apply C. S. FRAN KI. IN and DON SLY. Of y In that certain case entitled, Wi person Sentuld Nurski, 1 Iii WILLIAM A. LSFPLRS, III, Alpha Electric Supply, Inc., a 501.0$, Caiwalescent Canter 710 Plalntltfs, petitioners attorney, whees address puonsda corporation eraimwu,. vs. Mollenville. IS P.O. Sex 3375. Sanford, Florida Louis Smith Jr. doing 5.InIS$ as vs. NOTICIOPSNURIPP'ISALU flfll,onorbsloreNovember7, 1777, EraCIty Company, Defendant, DAVE W. SMALLEY, AVON NOTICE ISHIRSIYGIVEN that Defendant. andflletheenI,inalwlffitheciortil FIGHT INFLATION Writ Of ExIcution by virtue Of that certain Writ Of thIS count either befsrs service en NOTICE OP ACTION Sell Avon. Incrooso your eornlng delMred to me Sheriff at Execution isSued out if and undv pe$Itlonersathenieyorlmmellatety Seminole County, Fiends, and YOu Mr. Dave W. Smalley $ powa. For detaIls, call. Of ffi CSvnty Court Of ffiineshtins offlirwlw a default will have levied upon the following 75 Arnoft Soulevard 1.5414*7w 544W7 a be iithired aoakiof Rochester. New York YOU tel 1115 rel let described property owned by Louts fkiel ltde rendere In this YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED demanded in thus petitIon. Jr., said property being atoresid count en me 14th day at that an action to partition real WlTNSSSmyhandandthSsSaIW C.located SIYlIth Canpaidsns helper, 5dM pu hr. In Seminole County, Florida, May, A. D. 1171, In that contain case property situate, lying and being In thIs Civil en Siplember 11, 1777. mlolmum. 1½ yeins aipenlince more particularly described as entitled Atlantic National lank at Seminole County, more psrticulanly (SEAL) rk In Ds$tsna. 3274157511. heliews: .. Je5 . Arthur N. Seckwlth, Jr. described as: wean 1 p.m. 17 p.m. daily. One 1771 FInd Torino Station. Glenn 1 Evelyn Giemwi, Defendant, As Clerk of the Court 11155011111 'ioIffiI Northwest 0 Of wagon, Tin In Colons ID No. aforesaid Writ Of ExecutIon Mechanic, must hove isp. IY Cynthia Prector of SectIon 2, the Southwest 1A42H20S111: storing same at delled to mis SlierIff Will train, benefits As Deputy Clerk TownshIp 25 South. Ran,e 27 SOW, Spooky's In Lwi..sed, Florida Seminoli County, Florida, and I SIISSIN per *5.337.1%) PublIsliOd. 411.11.1. in, Seminole County. Florida. and the undersigned as- Sheriff have loviod upon the following as boon flied against you in the 010.12 Seminole County, Florida. Will it described prapi'1, as'nid by James SOOKKRSPSS.SSCRRTAIY CircuitCeurl of siminole County, NOTICIOPSHIPIFP'S$ALU 11% A.M. on the Nh at W. Olem and Evelyn Glenn, said * person Office, pert tIme,) yr mki Florida. and you we required to NOTICE IS SRI ISV GIVEN that November, A. D. 1, offer forday sale property being located In Seminole sop, ra#imcas, 115111 mfg a., serve a copy of your written def. virtue of that certaIn Writ at and sell to the -highest bidder, Ion County, Florida, more psiticetarly Sanford Airport. For inlervlew VERNON by ems, If any, to It, on C. Mlii, JL, of Cleveland. Ml:, 1 Execution Issued out of and under CMII. subled to any and all eslstlnu described as follows: call 313-4115. liens, at the Print (West) 000l Of Let S and 6. SliCk 1, AIIins' 151 Srldges. Attorneys her Plaintlhfs, the Nil of the Circuit Court Of Seminole County, Florida, upon a the Seminole County Courthouse In ddftIOII to Washington IrlaijIds. P.S £iTbMOtIVIMACHINI$T .ddrlU Is ,ottic. or on or I loll ludgemant ramidirad In the Sanford, Florida, the above ,page 33, SemInole Ceunty. .5lngins rsbulldv. Seminole Auto Z, Sarward, Florida urn, count? Oil IPI' 1111 day ii dNaibW piflailal property. East 11 feel, 1.0150, and west Machine, 151 R. 15511 P1. Isp. bolerO November 16, 1777, and file Thit said sale Is bolils made to fOWL 7,WaohiotenHai.Jds,P.S ewyl Wages comminiuste w. the original with the Clerk at this Jviw,A.D.i711.inthitcirtaincasi service on entitled, Seatnice Lannipan, satisfy the terms of sold Writ , pao p. SemInole county. abllIy.frWie 5.ljfps. Count either biters Immediately Plaintiff, .vs John H. Wrloht, salty Execution. and the indersignelS SherIff Of PlaIntiffs' attorney or J. Dan Williams and ethers John S. Polk, Wright, $IMIIIOIS County, Florida, will Il theroiften: otherwise a dofauit a CASHIERS lienift ii :00 A.M. on the 16th day at ultimate Judgment will be .nf4 doing buikiess as All AmoniCan Log Pellet der,nded Cabin Homes, Defendant, which Seminole County, Experience dsslred. Good pay, in. November, A. D. 1777, offer for sale alnot you for me Writ of E*OClIen *05 FIends sunance, vacetlon., credit union and sell to the highest bidder, for in the Complaint. • tO me P,011t at PublIsh Oct. 11.251 Nov. 1,5, 177 cash. sublect to any and all existing &prolltshanlng. Apply Wi persen WITHESS my hand and soil at LaSs Mary N Food Store. Laka on thIs 11711 day of Oc. Seminole Civnty, FIoiido, md I with sile on NOv.7, 1777 liens, at me Fred (West) Deer at hove levied upon the follewino 010.75 Mery Slvd. at 1.1. tsr, A. 0,1717. the Seminole Cnty Courttieusi In d5c enS by Sanford, Florida, the above (SEAL) N1dd1hedsntI, slId pripoltybekig IN TSR CIRCUIT COURT, I Arthur H. Sickwlffi, Jr. described real property. AND FOR IN • locatedhi Seminole County,Plorlds, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Clink of hI CIrCUIt That said sale Is being made to. SRN$NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. •itity meie_Particularly descrIbed Doer Is duer canvass gsltlng terms of said Writ me Of 4$5 as CIVIL ACTION NO. Sy: Susan C. Tabor names for new Sanford City Execution. NO dat indent's right, titi, ad In. IN IS: MAIIIAU OF: Deputy Clerk dWoctor-$aIery plus bonus. DOILY S. PATS, Permanent •mpleyment for Publish Oct. 10,111 Nov. 1,5, 1717 teroet In me followIng: Petitlenir, NO 011 of 1.017, (lees me last perseme free totrevel.- *pply Wi 01041 km 10011 ____ "V*MHeiit" - DEADLINES PEiTliland FRANKLIN ITRIOS FINANCIAL GROUP. aiet that We known address c.o Jim arid Oh May ________ Sg. Jerry J. Feeler i,,, Price, (parents), 2311 last $AIVRDAV, OCTOBER27 IkIn.ea Caraival, 12:394 p.m., Idyliwids Elimin. - 1337 School. CeMom. judging, Hau$.d Noises, hay . - t777 - PRESSER, experIenced. carriage Cleaners. 434 3 LineS Minimum _ Oeve, 1717 PublIih Oct.51 Nov.11. 0(0.113 MONDAY Wire FRIDAY SATURDAY 7.Nosn Cumin L. Kuti Snuc. S. Ssyer P1" Oct 11.211 Nov. 1,5, 1777 NOTICI OP ACTION TO: Sarbara Ann (Price) (MIser) _______________________ 0(050 the Fictitious Name Statutes. To. Wit: Section 015.07 FlorIda Statutes ___ $ PubliSh Oct. 21& Nov. 1. I.11, 0(0.100 11 - " 11" RATES I1VIW hIrOSYl enthat we are Nat .iDOI'd 10 busbi515it * Still Rd i, Allamente *kis, Fl. 33711, Seminole County, FiendS, uOdsr the fldIIlaiI5 Mme FRANKLIN PRO. t tleusekasping& care for sem 1Il .................. 43cm 3c..ewlIvitimIs .35cm lcsswISvaSMs...... 3k a ENS. - 3,15. 1:00 AM. - 1:30 P.M. - • __ CLASSIFIED DEPT ____ SI,. Peel I.. RouPsux - ____ ___ ____ IlitatIS, TOWfl: Section NL IN TSR CIRCUIT COURT OP TSR SISNTISNSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SIMINOLS COUNTY, FICTITIOUS NAME NoHc Is given 'hat I am FLORIDA. CAll NO. 7MSII.CA. III engaged in insw,ess t IN RSs Tbs Minus. of vIy, w TT VITITI ROSES? L--GROVE. nome oh FOWLU'S MESS SHOP, and rear SARA (PS ICR) (HOURS) nenw with thu Clink Of the Circuit SAl Court, Seminole County, Florida in GROVE. Ruanda.u.Wlfe. ccordanc, with the provisions at Cotidry More. ____ the Fictitious Nan" • 831.9993 322-2611 .dIOfltLsiTy$CYCIIiItt1 SS ISS.D. SNerd. FL.. flfli. Larry S. Poole PubliSh Oct. 17,15,17,21.21.33, 14. IS. N. 25. 1777 01013 'S With the Clerk Of ffi 51g. ø,nete I. Stevens Janet . JaMS A. StiCk PhYllis Slick PubliSh Oct. 4 11,15.24 1777 in at Pi*Uc II be her I' Office Clerk, location SOW Sanford. Gold adding mach 1 some typing requ Call 317-1171 for more Ii __ Circuit Court, Seminole County, PIOiIM $0 bCWde&I with the -FIorla Park till) Evenino Heraid. Sanford, Fl,-Thursday,Ct.2,.2;?38. 11147714 Orlando-Winter S.minol TrlemØ Ctilflu No. Sc 11437 Pin.. Seminole INC.. and that I Intend Is replete provisions CLASSIFIED ADS On Oct05. 11. lhtl Ins 1171 ISA nainoctCITNUSAUTOINOKIRS, " ezecuUve manager of the Greater SsNotd Qiamber of rnmerce. - , I Housekeeper Wanted lelurescis-own Trans. - 5011CR OP PUSUC ALl FICTITIOUS SANS Nolice Is hereby givin that I am snflsd In busines at 171k Hwy 17. FICTITIOUS SANS Nyolvoulkat . -fbmitcd Notics L.d . .-- - :". 4 ' 1 ,4'i7"L.,_ . -- - '.4i P.. i LJ T!! - - 1 , 7 p -?' , - . .. - r'-i-'--1 r 4 ,, ,., i!-' t t.p4 !' �. . 1 I , I I-tv.rn Nirall, Sinfird, Fl. - S •.._. .. -• 5.-...,.... i__ . .....• _..-_.-_-____....-•. .-. ....- . .5,.. Thuridsy, Oct. No ttfl I • I . •• • r ;j . dcv' 1111eratle 1. zxa a4kA 72nd Year, NoFr W venb Heral(USPS 481-289)-Price 15 Cents yo, -41 At W drilla L,N1211 70 11 11 7 I . FLOOR TILE 1c, 0 Pebble Beige Bonds stronger ther, nails or screws securely T' fastens most building mstletogh. All purpose. . Stay-in-place gripper back, Gold Chip, Spring Green or PANEL ADHESIVE . ?' \. st' • it.' ". .L 77f - 1 .,,. be lOoz. s'.., '.: • '.-e - t ,.•J4s ' '".. . • r. • , •' I " • • . Un. Ft. ••••j ...So "We are having real good and getting results exactly the plant that was causing the success," said osborne we uptd," he said He problem was the Eurasian "'ea't1ally the hydrilla was explained the research is WaterMilfoUnotthehydrilla. The rasesrch program, im. removed by Augua$ Hydrilla geared toward reversing the "fl'sa plant the whiteamur by the Mate Depart. dying cycle with the lake doesn't prefer and it took allttie of Natural Resources "There still may be some longer to get control," Van DNR), to clear the hydruha problems In the future if the Dyke said. "We have gotten L ving II an ha uatic weeds from Lake 1jthbeloa'jjwith control now,"he said, noting a In Altamonte Spring,, nutrients," Dr. Osborne said. reduction ratio from 57 percent far been aucceul. In the spring, Osborne said, totwopercent r.aI good some ape blooms rnayappear John Osborne, associate "Moetliterature onthewhjje essor In the biology • In the lake, but even in that amur shows its presence na SUCCCSI &t the Unlveraityof event, anhnprovement will be lake doesn't affect other fish FlorIdosaldtodaythe seen. "We can expect fishing unfavorably," he said, adding has virtually dlssp. andlnthstreepect,theprojsct endboatlngbothtolncreaseas thgicatp1l*igusedln Peered from the body of water Is a success with this MoCkli the lake can be used more with the Soviet Union along with .-orgy eiit months into the ateof the gracarp,"hsuid. the hydrma gone," he said, other fish where the farming of Wrwyear, wwo mar fish Osborne add the white mur Meanwhile, Jesse Van Dyke, fish for food is the major emis phasis. lowimental program. lave now A&M f"ft On a biologist with DNR, final *1ho high growth rate of the edialls, which is at an Almost currently working on a "In Florida, we still need to hydrille, and other aqutic nuinace level in Ifike report of the department's use figure out ezectly how the white wesdscaused by nutrIoU from An the amporature ofthe water Of the white amur to clear up amur will affect sports street drainage and water goes down to 65 degrees ID the aquatic weeds In Deep Point fishing," he said. "It might rimoff into the lake has been white WIU lake, north of Panama City. affect the food chain as we speeding aç the dying process will "typically Mop feSdI" Van Dyke said extensive know it now, but there are g(.&he lake when the ez. Will. next spring," Osborne work with water quality alternative food chains in psibite4al program began In ' done there. While Like Otlenta lakes," he said, At that time, he said, the wasMocked with 17 fish per OINM saw. Mondale Beach, the DNR sdsntie(a will be looking tO the NSUTth P061fl official who has been working fr borns Is on, of a team of it reinfsdation of the h)*Wa is began with 16 iinafl grass carp directly with the Lake Orients working with DNR In seen from tubers Mill on the per acre In Deer Point, he said. program was in the field In the the program which Includes lake bottom. "Wear. lea 'Ibenwnberaof fish were Tampa area today and Orlenta and three ether holding pattern type of thing upped to 23 per acre In Deer unavailable for comment. Dr. L Cira1F$or1dalakes. The Iak. with the hydrillaat this polit," Point In 19I8 Van Dyke said.. JaxnesSinallofRolilnsCoflege, Was Mocked with the weud. Osborne said. The research program was the second local scientist in the pPi white amw at the rats "In this study we are seeing somewhat different at Deer program, also was not 5S iiili thiS year. whitthegrssscarpwillfeedon Point. Van Dyke said, because available. • ? . Amur ute Far, .- Each CCAP/ECN /NC il•,, 4t. '" Reg. PnIce(lOoztub.).......... 2J •' • ." . . ,.. Pike Ma It) R" '• .''' 750 - ,_.' •'I .•..••.••.••..5I9 ,... A. Price (each MW. Plastic Asbestos ROOF CNENT Use around chimney flathing, tab ~-'449~ roof shingles, etc. VA;i`A,! . . 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'5 ,.. , .1 . 5... .. •. . - . .S . i i'ucnoss. 100% _ 0 0-P-8111I. -.. , ?':r' .Øa1aeoN'Ho.4APJs - •. • V Ail n. in . 5., • .4; Plan . .. 5 •. . : ,. :.. 5 . • . 5 -$Is __ -, 2.od- pm, - PI0s qussud in- **o . . .1 1- am, .!..,. ly. ... S 5 .. I . •::• S 5" Avonuo anociations as On fluncial institutions, who also am paying more for money, become more reluctant to lend. Already, the flow of mortgage money has been drying op althoughgovernment ip4 to add funds to the housing Industry. As recently as Wd July, do bank prime rate had hem ll4perenL Today 4* Hur.scepe nam. and familiar logo 11* Qarmnce Baser has asked to 11* Oju z* "sinory of his wife, Martha, Areend The deck 5Pft ................. 114 UA 1115 WhildiAll, BdNWW .................. ction or Lake Mary An A,ssure V - WIlleesals(mirmayee'.d Crabtree has taken out a.UslsKs. the.e.mct1.,iJbhuW after reeur'rMg the ely dsseaNew.2 ha Iwo aaldthit In CiIny, where the city councilman and Al qualltylig papers fesaco,mc4 ----- aw It ,,. portions of Uw GoMw Age Dr Lb msPawUlnet be 1 I =mnsd on gold nylon with the year mrNMEWRIF 4 I t Each rise In interest rates makes It harder (or con- • .5 • lab nay aw be abided km my muber d Me Opdald Club of Udard. Lthth$L.rMthS1M5 ' ow. __ hs psitiglpifbg band members rem Lyman, Tallal-m said today thu as Ce.ki my ( son - villa ., DyJANECASSELIER*Y spokuinw said they do not events on Th ursday and or "Amazing America." ny scheduje that far In Saturday, which might involve Vie Arnett, president of adyalE.. They said it could not the swimming events, talent Greater Sanford thamber of Commerce and of the Golden Governor Bob Gra am may be definitely confirmed until a show and track and field. be coming to Sanford for the couple of days prior to the It was announced at iast Age Olympic', Inc., was inweek's meeting that a troduced by Jernigan as the Golden Age Olympics opening event, granddaddy of theldeaand Jernigan said reprolen- repreaentaliveo( Analog Ftlzns on Nov. S executive co'nmlttee members learned this week as tatives of Real People of New York City has called chairman emeritus. Arnett they mot to work out last television show in a telephone about fthnbig the Golden Age uld th,event "has put Sanford minute details for the fifth conversation this week had Olymplcshavtngreadaboutthe on the map and spreads wider expressed IS4.r.M In m,ning event Ins Random House book, IVSI7 7T. I sIn jlnt delighted aimual event. with the work done this year Jim Jernigan chairman of the progress made.of the svsn 'irt will bm personsly Invited by Mrs. An early reminder to turn P V1~ 1 17 outstrip our facilities Edith Harfisont official bodoes and have more paiticipsits your clock back one than we can handle. We should senior a recent affair no 9 now IN% the time to go to cftm at go World ad k was the city and cow*y officials for. may hour on Sunday. help In ding additional, puiduofflclai ________ en Invitation was also (XfIdalflagsfor the Goldss tom. ON I., . Xlrcox W __ •' _7~ now "Is 44 LyMijNk% lild", ft" O&A OW Claft Mbrom ad wouldn't Id P so he I SUL mimbars.1.L.uIsadMUket.ulyaMtIIbeItkAauIal ap.sdtOcoma,"sdiuilft.dths . held Nov. 3 at 1p.m. at the Lake esami,p.a lemluiels Ceey sad Festival - •. IIiiII A , ,' , _ . ip. le ts, - . ; . A Ads_-& ftir Aft ,t h SW . /t,i KOTT -'-' . 1. . P'u I . 'I Gov. Bob Graham Invi ed To Go en Age Olympics . . 1/ .. •--. Hydrilla weeds are virtually gone at Lake Orlenta Ho, op by . asedt" modh of large gains. MWN haft 4home financin coda were the ma1sr1actcr-rL$percusg. Thi r.flid.d Increases 5 bOd PI' •... CIL % n, . ,.. solid gypsum snoseed In special '0U5 - - MACCO• In 199Vt OzIta Ciiiild,a 101191 P" . . . See related story, page s. last April and ended three consecutivemolgh. of stability, FfliIt and vegetable prices were the biggest culprits. They rew by On Tuesday, mod other majw banks booded their prime rdes -charged an loans to tM4" "rpm" customers- to 15 percent. hut CIIbsn, the nation's No.2 IN 1 57 - WAI >•' - miners to ol*alai loans from bob and savingsloan - . No. usoi. \4. PQCuwa ~ dpdw US* wis to worea Mtn has not peaked. At 15 Want, thn prime is 5 foil pe centage point above its Ind of a year ago. ' dft mada hem 5' •• .., Bisrft sb"y U*Awod creft to Oct. 9, ubith sM mortgage interestrates e higher. Food prkwo, the dspartment seld, Inceased by 0.9 perm In September. "at was the biggest Imp since . . . . so's X .. . .....----..- pricei ress 31 p t to an average of 11A par gollon. H Mi coda jumped 5.6 I c i I Ud mouth and the average price per gaft imbed b OU cods. GasOlIne prices have now advanced by 313 cents per 511100 10 Ifft while ___ 55 p 30.3 mats, the PFI . . Prices paid by oers have w climbed at an sisal estsoflU percsiddábtg the flrnt nine months Of own over a lot the 146W Was dneftto simill" as euvurWes1dW IL 22" in IV Green. •... . - ft - pece dw -10 ____ ,' Point of own. 54W . - bank. delayed acUon until its usual announcement time of 10 am. EDT a . ........ W-W'x6`01 Squrs......... 8q. Yd. . :.. •' ' • In both mortgage interest rates and house prim. To make the housing outlook even more gloomy, the 183 111yewwwm" G *23'.... 3S *23'....... . . to The Department said gasoline and home heating oil coetlead to play havoc with consumers wallets lad PrI101110 row' - X to. * 0 3%#Oxlw,. 1 IRKJ 3-To 10168 11 . WAIHDIGTON (UPI) - cx~sr prices ad"=" - op 1.11 ercent - as sbesy again diwig hpi-"Wr '. • • 1,nflati'gon, Prime Lendi'ong Rate Conti"nue To Rise conts with proper . ............ I , . ' Good So Hamm staff Writer • .• .•.\._.":•" ":cb • '•' ' - , • " t' .. . 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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 25, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/86e1dcfb6dd0b79727c7d83499581225.pdf c71a2737229e83e95321d06ee3288e87 PDF Text Text , 49,-Evenlng Horald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE - • S • . .. I • Monday, Sept.), im • P. ., 'ui — — , a DEAR DR. LAMB - Would YOU eueccinmontonleaky heart valves? My doctor tells me I have a dysfunction of my heart valve caused by scarlet fever In chthliood. Would you explain damage to the M" Val"or the AN* valve and bow thone problems can be corrected? I'm a 55.yearold situated at • The acetic valve is male. the otdlst of the left ventricle at_ DEAR READER - Your the entrance to the aorta, the doctor thinks you've had rheumatic fever with the large artery that carries blood complication of rheumatic to the entire body except the _______ Scarlet fever is a lungs. If it leaks, the blood will heart disease. aaepb0' InfdIO1h a atreP be squirted out Into your arterlea but some of it will leak throat associated with When these conditions are not back into the heart. This affects 12 13 14 15 treated adequately at the the blood pressure and can 16 I 18 1 Jlo I' I h.gInnln , person may overwork the left side of the heart. develop rheumatic ' . If the damage Is slight, the luiliul In your childhood, it wasn't heart Is able to compensate for REMENI the real widely known that this and a person might not cause for rheumatic fever was notice any significant changes. streptococcal Infections. And it NE 901 It's interesting to note that wasn't known that adPeople with damaged heart ministration of penicillin .. .ui both aortic and mitral valves whenever a person had such an infection would prevent - have held athletic records. NEWME There's not much else that rheumatic fever. can be done for these valves Proper treatment has had a ama lot to do with the closing of except surgical correction if many hospitals once devoted needed. You have to rely on Jul almost exclusively to treating studies of how your heart is JJu rheumatic heart disease In working as a pump to deterchildren. It's one of the great mine whether you need .. J success.' In preventing heart surgery. Of course, anyone who has disease. iI UI heart-valve defects should be The heart valves can actually certain to take antibiotics any be damaged or scarred by the IJ IuI time he has a respiratory Ininflammation. Normally the little vales in your bead close fection, an operation or even MEMNON MEMEEN psrieuay w iwevis leakageUI II. 11W bSU o4J%S. 54 ]55 I I I I [ J I 1 1 blood. They are really flap-like helps to prevent infections to valves; If the flaps are the heart valve that can cause P4IWSPAP(RIP4TEF,PRISE ASSN) damaged, they can't close more serious damage. Readers who want The properly and the leak follows. The mitral valve is between Health Letter number 13-2, How the upper and lower chambers To Measure Your Risk Of Heart on the left side of your bead. U Diaease, can send 75 cents In _________________________________ • it leaks every time the left check or coin with a long, 'ventricle (the heavy pumping stamped, self-addressed enBy BERNICE BEDE OSOL chamber) contracts to eject velope for it. Send your request blood out to your arteries, it at Dr. Lamb, in care of this also squirts blood backward newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, For Tuesday, September 4, 1979 into the upper chamber of the Radio City Station, New York, NY 119. heart. YOUR BIRTHDAY manage things well personally Sept 4, 170 handle matters of importance Opportunities to improve for you. Run your own show. -your lot in life this coming Year AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. are likely to come about in 'Being a shade too indecisive unique ways and through could retard your progress nand o,. .sas.IA lna. a..se., S_. n__s &_ _1__Is A 5Y5JI 7W W VU&â 4S0So aiuuay. a.ne us wasa io mass Alan: "Exactly so. Also you be able to help you. Be a friend de and fellow theo have found that West led his to all. *th the 0 uasaty adIs diamond from 10 9 8 3. which VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept.22) would be a normal lead PISC (Feb. 20-March 20) Usually when you do a task you .:'t irrespective of the rest of his make excuses to avoid hand." strive for perfection, but today your responsibilities today. Oswald: "1 assume that you you may attempt some slthrt- Things you sweep under the rim found the queen. Experts cuts that could cause you will only raise a large dust aren't supposed to go wrong problems. Expediency cloud at a later date. when the have an even chance shouldn't dictate your perto succeed." ARIES (March 21-April 19) formance. Find out more of Be enterprising today, but Alan: "1 did and I got a little help. On the fourth club. what lies ahead for you in the avoid impulsive or foolish risks, East discarded a diamond year following your birthday by whether they beofaphyulcalor with no problem. West also sending for your copy of Astro. financial nature. Carelessness checked a diamond, but only Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each after a lot of soul searching. may cause you problems. to Astro.Graph, Box 419, Radio Then I cashed diamonds. On TAURUS (April 20May 20) City Station, N.Y. 119. Be sure the third diamond, East threw This Is not time to rest on your to specify birth date. a heart after long thought. So, laurels U you want to day atthe I decided to play him for the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If top of the beap. What you did spade queen and was right." YOU want to make a favorable lately is not as iinpertai* as impression today, eliminate what you do today. is m..r any form of pretense. People GEMINI ( May 21-Jima 20) will athnlre you for what you You hold: are, not for what you pretend to Be modest regarding your, AbWdm today. Friends could 5.3_fl be. AQ2 SCORPIO 0& 24-Nov. 22) find both zbcumb, and IV A Q 1054 You have the ability today to those from whom you upset K143 direct situatlora to your beet support will lam you in the By OswaM Jac.hy A advantage, but there is a and Ala. Sustag Partner responds one spade possibility you may not follow CANCER (Jim. 21-July. 22) to your one-heart opening. A Alan: "Here Is one of than through properly. Be per. Business candkim are apt to Canadian reader wants to tady40de-tlgor problems. know what you should rebid. be more .nplkat.d then they You are in ad notrump and The correct rebid is three appear on the surface today. 8AGITAR1US (Nov. 22-Dec. IM a trick to the we of diamonds. We hate to make Take noUdng for grndd In 21) Optimism and positive clubs. Now you have to find this bid with that bad a suit, your cosrdalI&K be the un of spades to make thoogbla are marvelous aa. but no other bid Is adequate. IPA don't confuse them today they large or_naJi your alam' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A&SN.) IZO (July fl-Aap. 22) Eves with wlsliul thinking. Strive to Oswald: "Somehow or (For a copy of JACOBY be realistic and not a th.us you may Mel your way other, you will take your sine MOCERM #&W $I to: "Win at ofdoüigthIsthSbssttodsy, tricks Is th. other suits, I daydreamer. 'iI that so Os0 throw, a &Wpe" ca'e of this nmswa. CAPRiCORN (Dec. 23-Jan. don't . d1arsgd others' spade aid that each defends, per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City 19) Be very wary today of opink. They could kepreve I$ left with the Ike IpSdh. Station, Now York, N.Y. letting anyone who cannot on what you_vlatis. was dealt." IXI&) by Mod Walker 6AR6, THERE'S I NOTHING YOU CAN I I SAY OR DO THAT I I4MPFY SEE? %A I SOFT REPLY YOU HAVEN'T DONE! BEFORE, SOGO 'r I 4HEAJ TURNETH V AWAY \ WRATH" mTr ' I THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ARCHIE by Bob Montana / CYNTHIA -THE ONE WHO LIVES IN HILLSBORO.NEAR THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT! ____________ WHICH ONE COUSIN I MEAflTTOCOMPLIMENT HER,BUT I THINK 1USEC) A POOR CHOICE WHAT DID 110u SAY V (I TO HER THAT SHE LOOKED POSITIVELY "—k RADIANT! ) 00 HOROSCOPE 14 I •••.• EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider IS IJ Thi\ FIMft5UT'' WAS VJNJJkJG B€44UJ1) I € -ME BEPDXM 1LLE IVflH tiCU IS YWRE I WHAT rtXJVE. E&I.) DO.i'! MOJIQUE... 451LEUT A100 INLE! HtXESjJT r4 b Ad' J%. 0 \ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer WRAT1S WE'VE GOT' WRCNG?j THE BACK-TO SCHOOL BLUES.' BUGS BUNNY WIN AT BRIDGE tf J(J5t EPJW TV THERE1S NOTHING IN THIS WORLP THAT CAN CHEER US UP.' by - Stoffel a I4&mdahl THeN, WHEN % F'Tmme7ELI'1 Ca4iPLA04 HIS RIM HAS W" / LOUPL.Yf We TRIEP HERE WCN'T '°g cMg f/a SPI DES-MAN 'FRANK AND ERNEST _w1 DINER • ___ or S •0 '. flooding that had been predicted to accompany the high winds and steady rain has not occurred, he said. As of 6:30 am. today, Kelly said all streets were open. Two Incidents resulting from HurricaneDavid's fury did cause more than $10,000 in damages to Seminole County residents, there were no reports of serious injury. Mot of the area retained power throughout the storm, but phone service today remained spotty. An assessment team consisting of civil defense and public safety personnel began towing Seminole County about 11 a.m. to determine the over-all structural damage from the hurricane. The team is compiling a lid of reported damage estimates on all commercial and residential buildings In Seminole County to according to law enforcement official.-,. pi p Hurricane Georgia, Carolinas • • :0. ;..• . / / - * • . • . • - . 4 • ' . . , • • . • -• - ... ' - -. . - - _____ .• •.• - - -- - .-- hurricane David disrupted many Seminole County ac- Clerk Linda Martin "They are tivities, from harness racing to working fine we are using four Greyhound bus schedules, and machines but have 15 if gave school children an she said this morning unexpected extension to theirneeded," Mrs Martin had anticipated a Labor Day holiday. But today's 30 percent turnout of the city's elections went on as scheduled 3 068 registered voters In Oviedo and Longwood, with ' Nlneten absentee' ballots voters braving wind and rain, have been returned Mrs. It will be back to school on Martin said, and the 10 still out Wednesday, according • . County to will be accepted until the polls Rchool VP. (Bud) that time Mrs. Martin, ac- Classes at Seminole Corn- companled by the mayor, one inspector and the police chief Layer. • .• • • ,/' time in an election, there were no problems and a steady flow of voters according to City end •• - L— bcinii used there for the first Herald Staff Writer ,•' ' ' By JANE CASSELBERRY Seminole Air : / 1 . • I - •: i..., • / 1 • • .. Ii • • .• I • . ' — • / - I I - • W ' -7 munity College and Valencia will take the voting cards to the ''" '.w' Community college were county courthouse to run cancelled for today, but will be through the computer to obtain •,l..... ' held tonight as usual. the results of the special ' . II1L...1PL Municipal and county offices election to fill the district 5 throughout the county were vacancy on the city corn: open today. mission. Candidates are Larry •- --.. , The Seminole Hrness Goldberg, who recently • -.' . ---I Raceway decided to cancel the resigned from his District 1 • -, • • remainder of its matinee seat, and William Mitchell. ' .,4 -"•-• performance (the season In Oviedo, voting was not . •. • • finale) about 2:30 p.m. Monday, very heavy in the election to Aluminum canopy was ripped off its supports at Wareco station on U.S. Highway getting in four races. select a new mayor and two 17-92 in Sanford. Track manager Neil Makin council members, City Clerk decided to call off the per- Nancy Cox said this morning. formance when it was evident There are a total of 1,098 high winds made c conqualified to dvt lUonsdanger:tLL addition, Mrs. x said the track employees wanted to be probably was keeping many of home with their families, them away from the polls. - 1. _____ - - .:, . -:: ' .• .' mienole Evacuees: d Nervous But PIci',fu, Makin said. Also to be decided today is Makin Indicated that because whether to approve the horsemen had made plans to nexation of 40 acres west of the leave the area today, no effort city limits near the Seminole By GEOFFREY PUU Nix tu be watching the foot ball comodations In the high school would be made to make up the County transfer station. Herald Staff Writer game," said one Cocoa woman library accomodating and the remainder of the performance. Candidates are Councilman Inside they played; outside who was quartered at Seminole people friendly. Said Mrs. "We are shut out, there's Charles Lacy and Tom Morgan danger lurked. High School with her husband Kimble, 'You adjust in no time. nothing coming through San- for the mayor's office, which Is I • sir - More than "O persons sang, and two children. Tbe woman's Sit down at a table and the next ford," Sanford Greyhound B us Sr. being vacated played cards, pair brake. pswerpe Ciamesela) Street Is Suterd 7 WTK.Nvai, • (sj). so • _____• by Ben Beasley. watched husband was one of a dozen who thing you know you're talking to station Manager Don Drury Bob Whittier is running television Or just slept in the passed the time watching the someone you don't even know." said today. "Bus routes away unopposed for the group one four major Seminole County Steelers beat the Patriots on Some even made a party out from the coast are running council seat, while Jack 0. emergency ihelters Monday. Monday Not Football, of the event. Ten-year-old through Orlando, but there is Collins, Jim Massey and Frank Many of those seeking shelter Forest Kimble and his family Sarah Greene of Geneva chased nothing south from Jackson- Salzmann are vying for the had come from the beach areas of six left Cocoa early Monday. her 9-year-old cousin, Dewey vile." group two council post. of Cocoa or Daytona. Others They were advised shelter Day, around the cluttered Sanford Auto-Train terminal The election, by mechanical were county residents living in would be available in Orange or shelter in an apparent game of reported its trains are running voting machine, Is to be canpotentially dangerous low-lying Seminole County. They were tag. on schedule today. vassed and absentee ballots areas or mobile homes. among 119 persons who wound "This beats being at home," In Longwood, where the counted before the special "ft's Jug like any other up at Seminole High. county's new Data Vote corn- council meeting it 7:30 p.m., Monday night: he's luedto the The Kimbles found the acp card votina system Is Sept. 5, according to Mrs. Cox. SeeSEMINOLE, page M By ootc* mn qusatislu from -'.— of the stability of the dty." penses must be paid, he said emergency. Arnold said North and South daily operating such Arnold to favor the tax increase ' oo''v'y on WhY the 1181111 7k _]. is pvrallumed, iliuM am Vow Momthiy operating expenses Arnold said the only other Edgemon are being paved, as utilities, fuel expenses and oil, and this year Is as follows: • inisasciomsy. New he laid, to 1111111111111110 the city's in Winter SprIA1111111 1101111111 $6,00 source of reserve funds Is by North Edgemon and Sherry equipment repairs. Will the Cityof WW 8pei stat0 law rIrss a city I. seek reserve 1usd. "The rmys to 179*, Arnold said, making reducing spending of funds set have resurfacing scheduled, a City property owners are He said the tax increase can now I* permitted to raise Its ragav.JVIscruasIn b.disthsmossyneeded at th. necessary a reaarve of $135,* aside for road repairs, paving new logger was purchased, a th postponed a year. "But In per .rt1 tami of mere t aid of a year to Iomre that the to 1140* for the first two and drainage improvements, building Is being cOlidXted to Popov tax. j yj.&l addition leaving undone NoW ..—ad fa ft s sviss city om pay Mi bilk mid on. moedlu opuratim costs construction, and park main, house repair facilitIes, and those majortoitems end mentioned," refer 36.10? year is seu • MthtIoually, Arnold said the tenance. b.. at the MM of some roads are being repaired the people may be facing TheI,mroØmar.d vatarsi The tl of the an fiscal year without messy In the reserve fund Is Citing Improvements in the and drainage improved In really big property tax increasea $136 PCT th. city will answer that In ruuuu sdItses having tog, to d avflaM. for use in cases ci city during the pest year, Tuscawilla. "About 1157,000 in fiscal 1191 City property owners are year b.mw as tax asticlpatiss was put in the budget for these "Additional deterioration ,nj paying sdiool tax of $0.35 per . i is 0148^ 064" AvA Idt -ltemsandmostofthemcneyls mearra bigger bill all by itself $1,000 Cu Iy.Thearnount is p hr apt, U. popty Ian laer of UNto møey s lb. being spent. In the upcoming and funds will be needed for the being reduced to $7.07 per $1,000 ' Today wr ps 11willddeliftmras aasped dly In Slat tw, '•t'w ci budget, the council has ear- reserve. Admittedly this Is assessed valuation In the new p, M att 14 i ,ofiJ WOW On the ibys kid year, he uplai.sd, marked $119,000 for cod due to guessing, but if the current year, for a decrease of $1.21 per fte . u.. j, 3, ga.fl5g Ism mis5y AiiisdTWCfotk ..........IA BWSSIS9S ................. 41 ü ,Mot hsuId. lncreaspto $3501s...not 11*. r-j. Jj Msi& m's pid In Itor'tr Aid Sl* ....................41 DHØI....................2A Arnold said of the t otal aprovód,flscal loll looks like "Thirefore, passage of the lb. $evsulb4sy Ad'..t kw I ár In a No one C C1IUA .................. .Offjlii .................2* budget about $00,000 goes for at least a $1 $1,000 assessed referendum will result in a Ret Per ia. ruuu.i IS IOPV4NC11rIIISPAS ...........41 (LLVER .............. 11 11101wiss,FICAandlmianc,; valuation property tax or an inresssln what city property et $.' bjkI b. he' Slat of lbs Slid . .41 IPU 11* 1110* for major repair and inicresse of $3J5 per $1,000, owners are paying of TIIesU !'.,., ...........11 kuprovcud Items; $120,000 Arnold said, .................0 i cents per $1,000 assessed Ds4 P-Iiiiii. tday ...... ,.......... $ Waithit ..,... ............ 2* fOuerVS5an4thaiaflfor Margumentbeingtae(lby valuation. • • 1.J 11 TUMBLEWEEDS __________________________ - I Off l s • I city streets. h SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) - the center near and parallel to The Coast Guard station on Hurricane David, which killed the Georgia coast today and to Georgia's Tybee Island was nearly 700 people In the the South Carolina coast by evacuated when winds of 40 to Caribbean and caused heavy evening,"the forecasters 50 mph dabbed ashore and nronertv damaRe in narts of warned. Rut they noted avevtn hsuv ,.1n. hA.i,.A cause Florida, clawed its way north- slight veer to the left of the ways leading to the resort ward with 80 mph winds today, track would bring the center islands of Jekyell and St. hurling gales and heavy rains onto the Georgia Coast. Simons Islands, where Presiat the Georgia coast. Hurricane warnings were ex- dent Carter sometimes vacaAt 10 a.m. the Miami tended northward from tions. Hurricane Center said David Charleston, S.C. to Cape Fear, Further north in Charleston was centered near Latitude 30.5 N.C., and warnings were County, South Carolina, schools north, Longitude 80.8 west, or continued southward from and administrative offices about 35 miles east of Charleston to Daytona Beach, closed today as a precautionary Jacksonville. It was moving Fla. A hurricane watch was in measure. Aircraft at northward at 12 to 15 mph. effect north of Cape Fear to "The projected track takes Cape Hatteras, N.C. • SeeSTORM,PageM f'%.. I said. A similar outage occurred in Longwood, where residents were without power for about four hours. Officials in Altamonte Springs said damage from excess debris and downed trees will require about $10,000 worth of repairs to —- • / Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes termed the storm damage "minimal." He said there were a number of downed trees, but that all city roads had been cleared and were now open. There was a brief power outage early today when a tree fell across a power line, but service was restored at 2 a.m. Kulbes Elections On, In Sc oo Storm ' Wake Threatens Ak "We have three of four days of hard work ahead of us and once more I'm asking our customers to bear with us. And you might remember, unless you have an urgent call, please hold off for awhile. Under the circumstances, we don't want the lines overloaded." Winter Springs Voters To Decide On Taxi Hke Sept. 1 1 . A$KtIDPO Tom Hunt, manager of Southern Bell for Seminole County, said Damage to a IM Dodge Van resulting from the gusting winds his office has been flooded by reports of Inoperative phones. extensions 261,283, or 264.was reported Monday to the Seminole County deputies. "We now have all of our employees on the job repairing storm Sanford Public works Director A.R. Kelly said he was 11sur. Thomas W. Farmer, 19, of 346 Coble Drive, Wekiva Hunt Club, damage. We've taken the entire installation forces and put them prised" by the lack of damage from the dorm. now Longwood, told deputies the tree In his front yard fell on top with the repair people," Hunt said. "There was hardly any damage at all," Kelly said. of h van sometime Monday. Damage to the 1975 Dodge Van was "We'll be doing no Installation work today and this situation He said there were a number of trees down and a canopy at the estimated at $300, he said. may even extend through Friday. Wareco Service Station on French Avenue was damaged. But the John Spoiski, spokesman for the Seminole County Sheriff's "In Sanford we have tour cables out, affecting 275 customers. i Las aael Jib. SiesKa S - — The sheriff's department's 11 incoming telephone lines at no time were tied up to inhibit personnel from accepting and calling out for assistance, he said. He added, "We did have calls involving burglary alarms going off, but even that was less than previous occasions during local storms." man, 53, of the same address. Persons who wish to report damages an asked to call W40, AO R"L44 to calling in petty-type calls," Spolski said. "We wanted to make sure we would be able to accept legitimate emergency calls for assistance." Sanford police. The pine plowed into the property about 3:15 p.m. Monday at 2545 Park Drive, Trailer 73 lot in Sanford, police said. GerdjneWaer, 48, told police the pine fell on the top of her 1977 Oldsmobile striking a 20-foot trailer belonging to Herbert Dyk- - . Department, said he was "pleased" the public generally had "In DeBary alone, we have three cables out of service and also placed emergency-related calls with the department Monday and damaged by water. not tied up the lines with minor complaints. "We had four telephone poles down in the Sanford-Lake Mary "We were most pleased we were not inundated with people area and we've had 35 to 40 reports of wires being down. An Austrailian pine was blamed for an estimated $9,800 in damages to a car and a mobile home in Sanford, according to turn over to Florida Gov. Bob Graham. Weske .C; - . By THE HERALD STAFF Seminole County officials today began assessing the damage from gale-force winds and steady rains generated by the passing to the east of Hurricane David. Despite an abundance of downed trees and scattered debris, W Sib Thaves FRANK ad ERNIE'* Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Hurricane David Spares Seminole MEMNON lu..O on HER Bow Ron M E SLJ I THINK I GOOFE(7 WHEN I MET VERONICA 72nd Year, No. 12—Tuesday, September 4,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I II I q•3 When Your Heart Valves Leak... 4 BEETLE BAILEY 8ETLE!... 38 Western. Answer to Previous Puzzle hemisphere or. 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" I. - -- WORLD -__- — NATION IN BRIEF - - -----s--... - - IN BRIEF — -•- 11-31 ____ _ ..t Government Defeats Kurds Crucial In Battle For Mahabad Under cover of F-4 Phantom bombers swooping low over the town, government forces Monday recaptured Mahabad from Kurdish insurgents who held sway in the city for some six months. Government troops fought sporadic shooting matches during the might and early today with Kurdish snipers, but the Kurdish attacks were erratic and apparently spacecraft for two hours Monday. During that crucial time period was Pioneer's only chance for just 15 minutes while moving at 25,000 mph — to obtain ultraviolet measurements of Titan. These measurements would have given the satellite's temperature, the key to the question of whether Titan's conditions could foster life. Titan is the last place in the solar system besides Earth where scientists think life forms could develop. — uncoordinated. Photo by GeoHrey Pounds Evacuee finds a quiet spot to rest at Seminole High School AP Closed In Iran . I — eminole. Evacuees,* Nervous But Playful The government today shut down the Associated Press bureau and ordered its correspondents out of the country, the official Pars news — b agency reported. (Continued From Page 1A) set up by civil defense volun- sons remained at emergency , teers or on sleeping bags they centers. Most of those there said Sarah. other reasons given earlier after the expulsion of other But her cousin put things in had brought with them. But the were awaiting transportation correspondents." perspective when he admitted hourly news bulletin on the back to their homes, the A Behzadnia said the bureau would remain closed until he and the other youngsters school's large-screen television spokesman said.. the Introduction and acceptance of any new AP engaged in the game were still attracted a cluster of . ,, correspondent by the government. There were no reported "pretty nervous" aboul the anxious homeowners trying to hurricane whipping up winds find out what the extent of emergencies, but public safety officials said one woman had to David's carnage had been. outside. . -)W Earlier in the evening, be rushed from Lyman High ______ hile most of the people at School to Florida Hospital after the shelter had come volun- evacuees at the Sanford center tarily after they received dined on hamburgers and soft she suffered an apparent heart warning, one Arizona family drinks donated by local fast attack. found themselves in the food restaurants. After dinner Officials said Lyman was the emergency shelter almost by many brought out decks of most crowded center, with 368 cards and passed the hours evacuees. There were 137 accident. "We were just driving around playing gin rummy and hearts. persons at Geneva High and 62 officials Former Casselberry Mayor many years raised and raced looking for my brother's house In a far corner of Seminole High at Oviedo High, _______ a make-shift quartet of three and the policeman stopped Arthur reported men and girl went through a C. Wheatley, 88,died of racing pigeons. washurricane," a and told us toWilfred get out Beron. of the' chorus ofa"Row, Brain Towers, Sanford, member of HolyHe Cross said Row, Row Sunday at Seminole Memorial Episcopal Church of Sanford. Seminole County Sheriff's Beron said he followed the Your Boat." The song, they Department spokesman John Hospital after suffering a heart He is survived by his wife, said, was Inspired by the steady attack while attending church. Eunice H., Sanford, daughter, officer to Seminole High. Spoiski said deputies began "You know, we're from rain outside and the anticipated knocking on doors of mobile Born in Baltimore, Md., he Mrs. Virginia Hilchuk, Al. Arizona, We're not used to this flooding when they returned homes in high risk areas at was a resident of Sanford for tamonte Springs, two Sons; kind of weather," Beron said. home. about 4 p.m. Monday. He said Robert W., Coopersburg, Pa., seven years, moving here from A spokesman at the county the evacuations went smoothly By 1 a.m. many of the and John McClure, Phoenix, Casselberry. He was elected had department of public safety and orderly with no undue to Ariz; sister, Mrs. Catherine evacuees at Seminole High the city council In 1966 and Wolcott, Sanford; 10 grand- gone to sleep on one of the cots today said fewer than 40 per- panic. Seminole High School library was filled with cots for evacuees servcd chairman. children and nine greatfollowingasyear he was The appointed mayor to fill a vacancy grsnjn David Lang Funeral Home, and served for one year. DeBary is in charge of funeral A veteran of World War I, he arrangements, which are inwas a retired salemnan and for complete at this time. By United Press International , Expectant mothers were mini ba by boom among the mothers to name them David, and we're playing games, Ruth Kassewitz said 253 name,3 Mrs. Kassewitz said. some of the first to flee as nearly 500 pregrant womefl in but they wouldn't," said St. singing, talking and having a expectant women spent Sunday At North Broward General Hurricane David pushed Dade, Broward and Palm Mary's Hospital spokesman great time." DEATH night at Jackson Memorial Hospital, where more than 100 toward the Florida coast. Beach. counties. But only one Ruth Hardy in West Palm About a dozen boys were Hospital and nine babies were expectant women spent the Hundreds checked into South was considerate enough to give Beach. born, MRS. ROSA LOVELACE born. David was considered night, two boys were born. Sparks, Lake Mary, Mrs. Florida hospitals just in case the second-ever, male-named "It was like camp arouna the middle name of one of those "One Catherine McKinney, and Mrs. the lowered barometric hurricane a chance — mother is thinking of It was the Mrs. Rosa B. Lovelace, 78, that here," Mrs. Hardy said. "We born at Miami's Jackson choosing David for a middle Davids — same story - no Florence Wyett, both Peiham, pressures brought on labor, was only for a middle and name, 182 S. Fourth St., La at Broward General had expectant mothers and Memorial Hospital as the storm name, but she's David did in fact spawn a using the and Palm Beach Gardens Nurses "really tried to get the their48 died at her residenceke Mary, N.C., Mrs. Marie Bowman, husbands in the lobby area passed off shore. Baltimore, Md.; son, Lindsey family name for his first Hospital. Born in Virginia, sheSunday. was a Lovelace, , N.C.,; 10 Pelham resident of Lake Mary for th r'Tt1T .iev •sitI i e grandchildren and 6 greatpast year and a half. grandchildren. She was survived by David Lang Funeral Home Is daughters, Mrs. Lillian B. in charge of arrangements. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice President Walter Mondale, weary but "pleased as punch" with the success of his 10-day trip to China and the Far East, had a luncheon date today to report to his boss, President Carter. Mondale's weeklong visit to China resulted in ne, agreements for trade and development projects and a new consulate In Canton. In Hong Kong Sunday, he toured crowded refugee camps and defended the U.S. policy of picking up and assisting the Indochina "boat people." And In Tokyo en route home Monday, he had lunch with Prime MinIster Masayoshl Ohira at the elegant Japanese summer palace and briefed him on U.S.-Chinese relations. tielizacinla - ExesCasselberry Mayor Is Dead _______ Hurricane Spawns A Mini by . .$qQQt. So ,, .0 . 4 F "A a N , 'dL 'i !1i: , Baby boy Keel, Tampa DISCHARGES a Sanford: Ruby Combs Sirlci Fort the door of a van and made of f with more than $5000 worth of radio equipment and unlocked 0.11 DiVine, Diltona Jckion Rogers, Diltoni antennas, Lillian Goldberg, Orlando according to Seminole County deputies. DeLane Frazier, 42, of 400 E. Altamonte Springs, ______________ Ridgewood, Millions Mourn told deputies the burglary .-,--. ";• •, • I W vu4 I - Death Of Panda [an Ian, 4 the spring of this year. the lO'ysar.dd panda adored by of Japanese chil&an and symbolising renewed Qi nss.Japanea. ties, died today. An aidopay disclosed she was pr* with a pair of twins. __ Las Ian's death was in- / lik _______ "I - 14 J- U 10 __ m Mw wbm twine ___ boss the flrM pand, born In WASHINGTON (UP!) — Corning Glass Works and the federal government today warned consumers to atop using millions of Corning Ware coffee percolators because kidosy ad Oriole A* ... i,.. .. ...., ' - - 'L . - r.- 'r,i SiV kp, es* k*ft T, $a*d Nsral S 111W. Ptii As.. IIJ*Jt P11. *711. am ft*" ___ IN SANFORD ___ ur t.." , ,,,, t. *seI*iiii-ys stNsg 110,0 11L $*lSa Veer, lii, os wssa, nun s,s.a TIlL essm, .v. __ to Rpm1nl - - .-. -. - . .. .. • -. S -,... . . .,"•.-. ,_ - Th d . .. L ~i - ,1'. -. - ., • This Australian pine caused an estimated $9,800 in damages to a trailer (background) and car in Sanford, CHARLOTTE AMAUE, At 6 a.m., the tropical dorm Virgin islands (UP!) — Tropi- was located near latitude 18.5 cal Storm Fredric swept around north and longitude 65.4 west, the Virgin Islands today but about midway between St. headed toward Puerto Rico, Thomas in the Virgin islands threatening to pour huge and San Juan. it is moving on a quantities of rain on the island course just slightly north of crippled from Hurricane west at 10 mph. "Little change in direction or David's ouslaught last week. The storm steadily weakened speed is expected for the next 24 Monday night and was down- hours," the weather service graded to a tropical storm early said. "The storm will pass just today, with peak winds of 65 north of San Juan by late mph, the National Weather forenoon.' Service in San Juan said. In San Juan, Mayor Herman The service lifted its hurri- Padilla said residents were cane watch for the Virgin being evacuated from low-lying Islands early today but kept it coastal neighborhoods subject for Puerto Rico. to high tides. But the storm still posed "a Schools were closed today definite threat of locally heavy throughout Puerto Rico, and rains and floods" in Puerto the Water Resources Authority Rico, the Virgin islands and the pulled the plug on a dike in western Leeward Islands," the Trujillo Alto to prevent overweather service said. flows during the storm. The stonii packed enough Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo Punch as it marched through urged the population to take the the Lesser Antilles Monday to same precautions, including topple a radio tower on the storing up on canned food, as island of St. Martin and rip were necessary during Hurrithree roofs off houses on cane David. Antigua. Barbuda was flooded Electricity In St. Thomas was with 3 inches of rain, but cut at 10 p.m. as a preventive reported little damage. ...Storm measure. Hurricane 's Strong Winds winds. As the hurricane moved north through Stuart and Fort Charleston Air Force Base Pierce the eye again began to were diverted to other n-- edge ashore. Finally at 4 p.m., Ca way R fs, y I stallatlons and the Navy was radar showed it had moved Preparing to move its ships completely over land at Vero PALM BEACH, Fla. (UP!) — Hurricane David put up more of a On the beaches of the Gold Coast, most of the residents had from Charleston out into the Beach. fight when it came ashore 70 miles north of Miami, topping Royal already left in advance of the big blow, Brevard County officials to ride out the storm. estimated that 75-thousand persons were evacuated from the Winds on land reached 75 Palms, smashing the roofs of several condominiums and slapping A tornado, possibly spawned an hour with gusts up to two radio towers to the ground. beaches and mobile homes. miles by the storm activity created by For roofs, most off The steel superstructure of the Palm Beach jai alai fronton 85 mph, as it ripped people, the biggest Inconvenience was a loss of Hurricane David, was SOUod over James Island, South blew in plate glass windows, coll4sed Monday under the pressure of the winds. The roof of the electricity. Florida Power & Light Co. estimated that 100,000 persons were without lights in Palm Beach and 58,000 more had Carolina, but no serious blew down palm trees and AmbMsador condominuni at Cocoa Beach and the Day's Inn and knocked out poles motel at Stuart were both carried away by power knocked out in Dade and Broward counties. utility gusts, police said. damage was reported. 200,000 than power for more At Lake Worth, a sudden wind gust clipped off the 75-foot Telephone service remained largely uninterrupted. On North Carolina's Outer customers from Miami to broadcasting tower of WJNO, a The West mood of Palm Beach radio station. Miami Beach residents was both thankful and the target of many playful in the wake of David, which took little more than a treeCocoa. They planned to use their FM tower to resume broadcasting. hurricanes in the past Cocoa's WKKO had similar problems at 11:30 p.m. Monday tumbling swipe at them. At Haulover Beach two surfers dents were waiting to see At Melbourne Beach the whether the dorm really was hurricane tore off the back wail when its 260-foot tower was swept over by high winds. News challenged tight California-like curls, having a good time even coming their way. Jack Hamer, of a condominium and sucked Director Bob Garret said he expected the station to resume though they fell often. broadcasting within a week. Jineal Hicks, 13 of North Miami, waded into the boiling almond01 the General MIt- out furniture from 10 evacuated Mostly the hurricane-force winds proved more of a nuisance green breakers with her clothes on because "I wanted to see what chell Hotel at cape Hatteras, apartments. monster. It was like — you know, a hurricane." said employees had taken in the "Televisions, radios, re- than a Much of the damage reported The spectacular waves drew a crowd of the curious the length of consisted of porch screens ripped outside furniture, but no other frigerators, everything was away, down t ed he lower south Florida beach. The main topic was, of course, the traffic signals and highway litter, preparations had been made. sucked out and thrown across Florida's scenic coastal highway, A-1-A, was blocked In spots as hurricane and the most prevelant comment from veteran The blow David struck the street," Police Chief Euel sand and debris as well as the overflowing Atlantic settled onto hurricane watchers: "We were lucky." Florida was a puny one corn- Roberts said. the roadway. Weather-wise pelicans claimed squatters' rights in pared to the hit It scored on the Finally about 10 p.m. many spots along the highway, sitting out the bad weather. Dominican Republic, where 650 day, after it reached G ci, on ritzy Worth Avenue, lost Its big decorative uc are known dead and 300 others David veered right and moved bougainvillea bush. And many of the kingly palms along historic missing. me mighty storm also out to sea, Inflicting minor Continued From Page 1.A rr A Towers oo NEW YORK (UP!) — Incense was burning, horns were played and hundreds of people, many in Buddhist TObS$, carried flowers and beflfl5l'I. That wasthe scene Monday at Kennedy Airport U Du al Lama, the exiled "going" of Tibet, arrived In the United States to gain support for ls dependence. is This CY An y To Start '. A Marriage? HOMEOWNERS: leveled the little banana- damage to the Daytona Beach Royal Palm Way were chopped off at the ground. growing island of Dominics, area as it moved away from killing 27 people, In addition, it land. claimed $ Other lives In Pwrto Before hitting Florida, David a Rico and 2 in Haiti. • 1 vented Its fury on Andros and David took aim at Miami Bimini Islands in the Bahamas, 11 Monday, bed veered north and but spared the remainder of the 1. raked Palm Beach with 75 mph tourist-jammed island chain. WEATHER - Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 s I LOANS FOR ANY °URPOSE $ ass. readings: tern-, p.m.; low, 7:21 a.m., $15 p.m. ps' 77; sverigh Is,, 7$; BOATING FORECAJT yesterday's hIgh, 79; SI, Augtiae is iipiter Wet barometric pressire, 3$N; out 11 mlIe.—Huvicsae warEnroll In the H & R Block Income Tax Course beginning soon Altamonte Springs Police the cndae left Nassau harbor rushy. h'-"diIy, 17 pereed; shag Is effect tress Dsyt.sa in your area and learn to prepare Income taxes for yourself, Sgt. Norman Floyd Jr. and his ssrly Sunday to escape the wind., 11W at 3$ mph. Beach anrtkwart .l1 craft friends and as a source of Income. bride of four days, Mm, were word of Hurricane David. '1% F.reeast: Occasional ala sbi my in put Hurricane Job interviews available for best students. Send for free back on term fim and on their am were pr0y i'ougis. There WI& a kw NpWb ft aiming. c.stissu adh past Improving Information and class schedules today. CNWMN Epreft laiell, 06y, way home to Alt"nose Springs were 3$ foot waves," lid Mrs. py h • thismcrnlng after ahonsymoss Floyd Sr. "My son and this afteraso. aid tonight. ssutbwestt.weutwlads3$ to 3$ Classes begin Sept. 10 and will be bald In 4 area Iscatiens. that was much more exciting drnisr-la4aw sped much 01 Icatlend showers Widaudsy keds higher IS squalls today thafl they had plumed. their time Is the cabin sesik*. Wind. .eathud 11$. 3$ mph duereauing WW* am Wed. I'll was kind of hairy for Bed they ore all right and on ad gedy teiy dicreesiug "Why. lIsa $ to I$ (eel 20 —' awhile and kind 01 a bang op their way hams," she aid. ___in I. ft today d.cre.* bight ad Wed. imneymoan. What a way to Mrs. Floyd lid her En aid suer N Wrd.iy. Lows aesday. Weather cudlti.is contact the office neatest you: stast a manfags," Merilyn called bus from the limed esM is 61 IN, iii FehohlUty 71 ImprovIng Is scattered do well sasFoao — I. Pint St. is. aiiid N..rn.00ss Floyd, wit, of Altamonte cstheThddltwçlhsat abed penaltoday, 3$ psrc.at Sight No-iau. aft a. maw Sprhtip Mayor Norman floyd 11 am. today an Ids way home. at ad a pined Wed. EXTENDED roac*s'r Please and me Iris Inlormatlon about your ax and mother 01 30. floyd, aid The Firma with lbS yoer -ny Florida except .u*wli — preparation course. I understand there is no today. ____ lloyd. among the pungers Plly dady with scattered WEDNUDAYTWU obligation. o yFisyds' ad two other pa loll Nu She said the Doyleus leach: high, 7:21 tssraee. aid eij lb pea,,., left isdy Friday massing ir Is tiray to escape bihig a'a', 7: HI s.a., dur,uri C1td Address their wedlag Th.udey n1 pomd.d at the dechi by lbs lill p.m.___ ad I1 CIty I". State Zip a lwnaymoes cmiii to hurvki.Thetbreeshipeb.4 psdCus,sl Wgh,$d$ aMusS.IswNsLminlbe ___________________ A edt 01 shod liii people am., sa p..; low, 11:17 sm. 7$' except liv 3$s u.vthtaetsea The ship on which they took aboard. 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I Like to met the public? • Want to _ _____ ______ _____ _____ - NeedCash? ;'.": ";f -, . ~%...:.,.., -.% . -. -- , ' LV I Islands manager Dalai Lam a Visits N.Y. - ' A 'PARTY' Tussdet4 $asJ, 14 $$Vst. 17. No, 12 I t .. "..' I WI $111411) I '. , ;.~ ", . . , . -• ,. ',. - ____ mstodJ..U77adigaInin - - weekend from Deputies said they found the Seminole County School three sets of fingerprints on the district office, according to GUILTY PLEA side door of the van. Sanford police. . A 5$-year-old Altamonte CHURCHBREAKIN The unit was located by the Springs man pleaded guilty in Someone broke the rear wed door to the computer circuit court Friday to a charge wthdowofa Sanford thurch ad center trailer which abuts the of attempted mw'laughtir in darnaged the organby'forcfng connection with the Jan. $ -. ,,j th e cover open, according to 1211 MellonvIlie Ave., Sanford. stabbing death of a Longwocd. 94.,, % Sanford police. No estimate of the unit's value Iflail. The break-In occurred was available; Tommie Lee James entered ''. sometime Sunday night at the the plea after the charge had Covenant Presbyterian Church CARSTOLEN been reduced from second on 3775 Orlando Drive, police A man who was test driving a degree murder. . . 1979 Plymo uth never returned According to Seminole The cover of the church organ the vehicle to the car dealer- County Sheriff's deputies, Nothing was had been — resulting ship, according to Seminole Herbert Bowls, 3$, was dabbed in $100 In damage, police say. County deputies. 1. to death In a disagr.ern.,g ovs' discovered to ta Marion Conway of Marc a 3Oiust loan. Deputies said •., missing Slide Chrysler Plymouth on Bowie went to James' horns Is U.S. Highway 17.92, Sanford, the ear1y morning hourg of j, Am Fin cassette stereo, told deputies aman about. 37 $ I borrow the A Ii I. th Wallen ad other proporty yon old Inquired abo the change.Jamssr,f £L A • party for sa'. &unscsilar DYRUW.Y were from 'the van of a price of the stolen vehicle, Bowls th AuoclsIlss was held Saturday at Sanford Plaza, Csitastolen money and ordered man, to Conway told him, and then gave him out eof frem 1$ iS p.m., under the ckalrmuablp of Bob Seminole Countyaccording his hoae. Who. deputies, . man $1 for gas to drive the Bowls ráfu.sd to leave, James Asihesy. Daring the day ahut 1211 was raked (or Thoiflag C. LaCoro, 17, of 921 cthe ar around he said. went to the tchsn, erabbod a the MDA's worIdwIs research and medical . Benedict Way, Cauelberry, poring knife a1gabsd MiNGESDBURGIARY vice. programs. A.e.g the estertiJameat wa & Will deputies the I'ICIdrnM Two young burglars wound ii) the dIld, inv$dlØjn lit cirred lometim, Sunday night up striking out Bowie's body was sues in. twice Friday and s sad her hbMd JEnny d0* brIIk4II at a liii) k4*0011 playing the bus. lsm the Inown Service dop. with Rick Ds.ghs,$y besting the drums.. . neighbor, *M teh= ---. bed deputies said theY authorities, AceordIn' - Is to ' ',..' - - "Lan Lana tally was swollen and not moving at all since around mldnlg)* and she took a last hig breath and that was the end," said animal keeper Komori, wiping away tears his voleS trembling, In announcing t the death caused by acute ____ over - .. 4..TON UNIT STOLEN bathroom. Apparently fruatrated, theycraw)edotgthe window and fled, deputies said. uties mid footprints fouJat the acme c t,e the intruders youthL were I assemblies, The company and the Consumer Products Safety Corn. mission today announced an agreement under which Corning will encourage consumers to either weept Partial cash rebates or get credit toward the purchase 01 (*1WI' Corning products. •.'. cagdlvIty outids Qiüsa, Atesdd Kenwd, chit ______ 'keapar at Thkyos Usso Swim" For two yes's mihkan of -,1levers in Japis ad the wodd rested for Las Lan ad her miii Za Zan. ______ I . ,.. . Prim. Minister, Kaknel UDIVSIIII7 ani al Tanaka, ang iyIg worked arowid the clock to try death of "the Idol of Japanese c1lil" If to save Lan , oxygen and cleaning her blood. 130 Citizen's . - uviweu property was stolen, Including -( Sunday 38,000 children, crying openly, went to Lm Ian's cage. "Poor Lan Lan, don't die," they prayed. Veterinarians from Tokyo nowleell cenfareace, and Jisn's former . '. Ian Ian, In her air-conditioned cage Friday afternoon and went Into a coma. nillulom DVLUVUUV County Sheriff's deputies, the A&C Lawn Mower Service Shop at 17 Country Club Road was entered after burglars broke open the rear window. However, once Inside, the burglars fo und themselves locked Into a rear storage roon. The intruders then broke out of the building through the win. dow and tried to gain entry sign of forcible ant rYWhICh again through another win. property Stolen in. dow,Ofl chided a flashlight and pocket the second att,the 05Usd UP In the knife amounted to$294hs value, Sunday night and Monday morning while his van was parked in front of his home. Frazier, who's ed by Consumer's Jdap LaCore proximately $5,011 worth of . _TOKYO (UP!) fr.ini A' Coffee Percolators Dangerous open sea $5,000 In Equipment Someone climbed through Sanford: Edward R. Adams Clara E. Adis Thomas C. Burbank,, Deftona S — 0 Stolen In Altamonte - . Crash Disrupts Celebration It was a typical Labor Day celebration, with thousands of people lining a parade route when a low-flying jet plane hit a 140400t.hlgh grain elevator at the edge of the crowd. Two explosions followed, one from the crash and the other when fragments hit a nearby oil storage tank. Flames shot hundreds of feet Into the air. The pilot, Montana Air National Guard Capt. Joel Rude, - of f'.r.'s.t Wn11 Mont., wu kIllawi whn h .4toi the craft at an angle and smashed into the ground 75 feet away. A highway patrol officer and two women were burned, including a pregnant mother who was flown to a Salt Lake City burn center In critical condition. driving around with two dogs who couldn't find a public shelter for them. He opened up a ref uge center for people with dogs. By late Monday, 16 dogs and their owners were camped out in the store. -O For many sick, elderly people who had to leave their Miami Beach homes, the trauma of the evacuation equalled the trauma of a brush with a hurricane. "Next time, I face the hurricane," said Licia Tatum, 63, who fled the beach and was housed in a Red Cross shelter on the mainland. "I had it better time in the trenches of World War I," said Abe Seigel, 70, who was one of 400 people evacuated to the Miami Beach Convention Center. But the sudsy green breakers churned up by David were a rare and coveted pleasure for surfers at Miami Beach's Haulover Beach. Two surfers challenged the 7-foot waves but they were no match for the California-style curls and fell often. , At 0* ,_0 _'_01`1~ _ ofapotentially dangerous cement problem ln their handle 1 It I .Lj. I..,-N.*4-L the gaily decorated South Lawn. But he was in good spirits ashe and his wife Rosalynn mingled with his guests and later spoke from an outdoor stage. DILLON, Mont. (UPI) they tried to find a place to stash their pets. The manager of a 7.ayre's department store in Palm Bay took pity on a couple rrea aims , dill intact." Carter, who apparently picked up a cold on his trip home to Plains, Ga., looked tired when he hosted a picnic for 1,200 labor leaders and their families Monday night on -0- Scores of emergency shelters opened around the state to house hurricane refugees, but many people were stymied when Il WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter, who began his vacation travels with a warning that the nation Is having a "crisis of confidence," is back at the White House with an upbeat report: "The spirit of our country is - HOSPITAL NOTES- viewed the storm damage in Palm Beach and posed his girlfriend in front of a wrecked boat for a picture. "I'm kind of disappointed," he said. "I lived through (Hurricane) Donna and this isn't anything like a hurricane. "We love being in this weather," he added. "We were out riding a motorcyle last night until the winds got so bad, the bike wouldn't stay straight." -0- James Heed, 61, of Cocoa, was thinking of his wife Jimmy's homecooking, as he moved his sailboat, The Foxy Lady, up the Indian River to a more secure berth and rode out the hurricane in the 41-foot craft. "I sure could use some of your good cooking," he told her on the ship-to-shore telephone. "Why don't you swim out and bring some?" lie said all he had eaten Monday were marshmallows, some chocolate kisses and a bit of mango. An attempt to make coffee ended disastrously when the boat heeled and overturned everything, including the water he was boiling, "it gets awfully wet," said Heed, who reported winds of 81 knots and 4-foot whitecaps, blowing off into foam. "Every five minutes there is a gully wash over the entire boat." 'Country Is still Intact' AREA ___ tc_Z By United Press International For reporter J. Paul Wyatt, who leaned against the door of a phone booth to prevent it from flying open as he filed his story, Hurricane David was deadly serious business. But for a barefoot couple who walked hand-in-hand along the Palm Beach oceanfront snapping Polaroid snapshots of each other after the hurricane swept through it was a social occasion. Some Floridians lost their tempers, others were remarkably good-humored and others just made the best of it as David hopscotched alongFlorida's southeast coast Monday. As Wyatt chased the hurricane northward, his pickup truck almost blew off the road, he narrowly avoided becoming a storm casualty when a street light toppled in front of him and he swerved off the road to avoid another falling pole and two lights, Phil Long, the Miami Herald's Vero Beach bureau chief, was relentlessly punching the details of David's sweep through Indian River County into his computer terminal, when a savage gust of wind tore away the door of his office. "To hell with this," he typed. "I'm getting out of here." -0- Jim McConnell, 33, of Lake Worth, said David was kind of a letdown, but he was making the bed of it Monday afternoon as he Mondale, Carter Meeting rurvigji press ciuei Ali told Pars the AP bureau was being closed because of "false reports and SEMINOI.I MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 5.0.3, it" ADMISSIONS Saturn Moon Data MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (UPI) — The first, major disappointment in the 61i-year journey of Pioneer 11 occurred when crucial data about possible life on Saturn's moon, Titan, was lost. The Space Agency said huge bursts of radiation from the sun blacked out radio signals from the 565-pound stronghold. Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Some Mad, Glad, Some Indifferent Lost Through Radiation MAHABAD, Iran (UP!) — Scores of army tanks guarded all checkpoints, streets and hilltop positions in and around Mahabad today, attesting to the complete government control of the former rebel Kurdish TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Hurricane David At A - �'' , Herald Evening Tim Raines says he Is right on schedule, and by his calculations, two years from now he will be doing something to help the Montreal Expos gain a spot in the World Series. Raines, one ofSanford's favorite basebaflsons, is putting the cap on a strong Class AA season In the Sout hern League, hitting a solid .280 for Memphis. Raines Is listed among the league leaders in hits (152), runs 000), triples (9) and stolen bases. (55). Raines just completed his third season of probasebill, and it was his personal goal to make the big leagues by his fifth season. Another of Sanford's favorites. David Wiggins, is home after a successful Class A campaign for Fresno, LWiggins Mt. played centeifield He was just starting to hit the ball well when a pulled wrist muscle sidelined him for the last Around (liSPS 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-Zil or 831-9993 Tuesday, September 4, 1979-4A 9 ______ ____ 11 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.99; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.99. W BYJIMHAYNFS Ordeal Of A Dancer ANGLE.WALTERS Our government was right to insist that a Russian jetliner be held on the ground in New York until we could be sure a Russian woman dancer aboard the plane was not being forced to return to Russia against her wishes. Her husband, Alexander Godunov, also a dancer, had defected from the Bolshoi ballet company, now touring the United States. He said she might want to stay in this country with him. The circumstances created a reasonable doubt that the woman dancer, Ludmila Viasova, did in fact want to return to Russia. It was suspicious when she was not allowed to confer with U.S. authorities to convey her wishes to them. Over that weekend, the Soviet authorities refused to permit such a private conference. They refused to free her from her government's iron-fisted control. We stood firm. Then they relented. The dancer told the American officials that she really wanted to go home. And she was, of course, permitted to go. We know now that that was what she really wanted. We had to know. No matter how much the Russians objected, our government was responsible for protecting her human rights while she was present on our soil. There can be no shirking such responsibility. Hey guys, don't forget your license. SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Word comes from the University of Central Florida athlet ic departm ent that the Sept. home football game In the Tangerine Bowl Is going to be a toughie. Seems the star quarterback of the Fort Beaning, Ga. team amon Hall ofA and the starting receiver Is Oviedo's Clennie Brundidge. That passcatch duo set all kinds of records at West Point before graduation. Saturday Nights Live for UCF begins Sept. 22 at Saint Lao in Dade Qty. Tickets for home games are $4 for adults and $3 for students. I have a friend who tells mefgis really g. J this summer. He hits Seminole County's waterways every weekend. And he says perhaps the best fishing hole In the Mate for a sure thing Is Lake Griffin, near Leesburg. Old Salty says the lueglU bream are plentiful and come in nice size. Seems Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission biologists tethereare 2soto 3OO Pounds uegill Population per surface j water, . The Clock The month. Wiggins will be home for another week and onehalf, then Its back off to the baseball wars for winter Instructional league play in Phoenix. FOXBORO, Mass. (UP!) They are the Sunshine Patriots, a team seemingly destined to tryits own collective soul to the hfl. "It's frustrating, really frustrating," said New England Patriots safety Tim Fox after his team dropped a 16-13 overtime decision Monday night to the Pittsburgh Steelers. "I'm really tired of coming so close often. We dominated Ile wnoie game..." VIEWPOINT M ,11~0, i A f Uncle - If You S Sam Is Are Into - S Benevolent WASHINGTON (NEA) Does there exist anywhere a landlord whose generosity includes a provision in the standard lease agreement allowing evicted tenants to receive full cornpensatlon for all improvements made during their occupancy? There is indeed such a benevolent soul. He's Uncle Sam, specifically the Interior . ... The Birds - WArx, ___ The office bird-watcher was ecstatic. Hehad just received a copy of "Migration of.. Birds", newly updated from the classic work by Frederick C. Lincoln and first published In 1935... The last time this book was revised and published by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was In 1950. It sold over 140,000 copies and has S'TR4*MT ment's National Park Service, which pays e4y PM been out of print for years, millions dollars for the honor of ridding the FORM ft Now the Fish and Wildlife Service has done it national parks of companies that fall to provide again, and the result Is one of the handsomest, adequate tourist facIlities, most interesting publications the U.S. govern. The payments are required by a provision of a ment ever put out. l965lawthatdefinesthe"posaesaoryjnterest"of It is a compact 128 pages, Including thosewhoaregrantedNPscontractstooperate bibliography and a lid of nearly birds concessions serving park visitors. m enti oned In the text. It Is beautiful, with fine, If NPS wants to terminate a contract because color ill ustrations, maps and charts. It is cornof unsatisfactory performance, the conplete, with concise, easily understood excesalonalremudbecompensatedforthecurrent planations of everything you ever wanted to P, coat of reconstruction, less depredation; of all of know about bird migrations, It abounds in Its "structures, fixtures or improvements fascinating details. For example: acquired or constructed" within the park. A grey-checked thrush captured A current case in poInt Involves the General University of Illinois campus had a 2.5-grain K d 0 Host Corp., a conglomerate corporation that In 0 transmitter (a penny weighs 3 grams) attached 190 was awarded NPS contracts to be the A001to it and was followed straight across Chicago prIncipal concessionaire at two of the country's By PATRICIA McCORMACK develo nent, and up Lake Michigan on a continuous flight of biggest national puke. — UPI Education Editor —Strongly supported affirmative action nearly 400 miles, averaging 50 miles an hour. They are Everglades National Park In Florida NEW YORK (UP!)- American children don't programs. A lesser yellowlegs banded near Cape cod and Yellowstone National Park, whose territory have equal chances to make good and equal De Lone's says the following differences bom poor and as killed six da a and mil ter the Includes portions of Wyorning, MonUma and education Isn't enough to erase the differences in 'tub it impossible" for children w " M esThe ' a bird on Idaho. Caribbean Islandyof Martinique. had their chances for success, a new report on rich to enjoy truly equal opportunity: traveled an average of 318 miles a (lay. By 1976, NPS decided that General Host was children claims. A commercial airliner hit a mallard at The top fifth of U.S. — running what one agency official deKribes as a families receive The American dream — catapulting oneself I percent of the cowft,s ne t 21,000 fed over the Nevada desert. "pretty miserable" operation at Evergladw into a higher social class by Went, education and somewhat over 40 family Income, and families in the bottom fifth But It cod $1.3 million in public funds to buy out hard work eludes — V-shaPed Rocks of Canada goese conserve the firm's "posiessory interest" in park cording to the report eMitled "Small Futures: receive between S and 6 percent. energy by creating fevorable air currents for. Of PWMW Wealth.7be rat worth of the average leader tim it ofta At Yellowstone, General ilost was operating a The report comes from the Camegle Council ~ipla'ce with a goose , nhl3' In the bottom 20 percent is zero. highly successful business. Information on Children and was produced by Richard H. De behind it. ., disclosed at a Senate bowing sbaw that the Une, famerly associate dirtictor of the Council -Even when measures of individual ability -The Arctic tan is the world's diamplon corporation's subsidiary In the park last year and now executive vice president of the Cor- are identical, children whose families are In long-distance flier, breeeding in North. had a net worth of $13 million, retained earnings poration of Public-Private Ventures, a non-profit top tenth of the Income distribution are 27 times America's polar region and tuming up months of $4 million and profits of more than $2.9 million, organization promoting public and private as likely as those from the bottom tenth to later 11,000 miles away In Antarctica. WhiteBut little of that money was being spent on the collaboration on social and economic problems. achieve upper incmne* status as adults. rumped sandpipem Baird's sandpipers, greater park. One Interior Department investigation The American dream envisions that two -Only I male in S exceeds his father's social yellowlegs, ttrnstones, red knots and concluded dot General Hod's management children, say, Joey and Phil,in the samie class hi status through Individual effort and derlings make 8,00knile journeys frorn the:j~ "cannot repond to visitor needs because the grammar school will have the same chance for achievement. to Arctic Patagonia. company is not oriented to service to the public miccess if they work haM and get high mairks. -The em oyment, earniniis, and social Pi but only to On generation of profit dollars.11 -During fall migrations, the best passages of,:,* But this report says other factors come Into play Imbuity gaps which uWate blacks and whites According to ON NatlorW Parb and Cai- and after graduation, one takes the high road century. Mignmt birdl am recorded two days after a cold - have scamely changed in America In a servatlon Association, NPS officials found on which he was born while the other can't get front passes through, raising barometric' "unsanitary kitchen operations, rundown off tM low road on which he was bom "The dynannics of our mW structure are nol pressures dropping temperatum anid clearing '.* ! ;". buildings, shabby furnishings" and 61ac. The Jmp and Josies mong American school likely to prodin more opufty of opportwdt) skies. coinmodatlons (that) are uncomfortable, in- children who have the bed chances are likely to unless there is more equality to begin with," the The "Incessant crescendo note of the'"! convenient and unsafe." Carnegie Council report says.' be white and from an affluent family. ovenbird is ordinarily associated with the f NPS has terminated General Hod's role as Do Lone argues that efforts to reduce verdure of May woods. But this bird has The ones with the poor chances are likely t be Yellowstone concessionaire on the grounds that black, Hispanic or white from low or no Income economic differences have failed because: ______ to reach its Minnesota breedIng gro*mdk the firm operated "In vIolat1os of the contract" families. -In the name of eq lit1ng opportunity, social . Iii I IflOW$tOI'Ifl." Lincoln's book does a lot more,, and provided 'unsatisfactory service." But Do Lone's report suggests these steps to ac has focused on ro ving Ind1J of course, than tell dories about birds' curious Congress now is being asked for a special $15 a*nplish what he calls "reduce economic reform ticg ways childr,,, without ai&w the million appropriation to psy the corporation for distance between the dusts": social and economic structures and forces which its "posseseory inter," This book Is not free (and has at -Income distribution Urough a mechanism influence individual opportunity. ____ The park service has comnpoimded Its such as the credit Income tax. Not only would typographical errors). But It's cheap for what ft. You co cmmdm CW WIlift would pay more,but the poor, thm -Americars ha" typically Viewed ________ py ft=govw everyone moves above som, arbitrary poverty Offi ce,W to renew and provide additional services or Alik -Public policies of fuJi employmeid. lID. "1 definitIon which Iguores the facilities needed. relative by nw*and nciudsthlsnmnb,r after the titie: -Targeted economic and Investment nature olf poijuty.11 . 8N4X41"6fW& ftKy - - - EDUCATION WORLD A Hero Passes i s Anyone setting out to sketch the archetypical 20th-century British hero would likely have ended by describing the remarkable life of Lord Louis Mountbatten. With his murder, apparently at the hands of Irish terrorists, another of World War Ii's legendary figures passes Into history. Born to royalty and wealth in the twilight of Britain's Victorian age, Lord Mountbatten was always a man of his time whether serving as a sea cadet in World War I, a destroyer captain in the opening battles of World War 11, commander of all allied forces In Southeast Asia by war's end.. viesrey and tint vernerbunt ol Britain's India after Independence, first sea lord during the 1950's, and, finally, defense minister in the early l%. Controversial and outspoken as he was, Lord Mountbatten's ability and dedication to the task at hand were never questioned. His personal Integrity, like his courage, were unassailable. No doubt these personal qualities contributed to his enduring popularity, even among the severest critics of British royalty. Historically, Lord Mountbatten's career spanned the decades of Britains's decline from world power to the status of junior partner In the European Community and the American-dominated Atlantic alliance. Not the least of his services to his country was the grace and honesty with which he faced that historical process. _____ Lord Mountbatten ________ was 79 and enjoying a vigorous retirement when he was apparently ______ targeted for assassination by Irish extremists. What they could posibly hope to gain by his death can only be imagined. But neither they nor anyone else can dim the luster of a dramatic life, usefully lived in the kind of tradition that made Britain Equal Footing#? - - - - . . ___ -I wWrA _ ___ _ Ion I SCACY. i5od d Is the darker side of the portrait Woods, Wilus's "open osv1s openly ansgaace, pettiness, condescension Na C oWaW _ ___ to Lndaier, wes Ms "biuty to blip a ___ report . - t1f 10 IMMWWM _ tb* ____ CII5IIMOflhT He has lbs old ZIsr oba:'go aaln "if torvsn. poraonaiiy to gra them emergoncy Igo we give the a cla.lfhd document on papers. "adb s R WM be In no Nw York _ _ ___ __ n ____ 0 _____ The eheun with asaicy d hIs tear of £mr pietmi, _____from tepoecrst kanseript. of Wede.y," be momuid, d told a Brasthan lic oil co"pmos to develop gooshel ', he r~pmh__ __ ___ rlmd onsciMee, MW e' the former tonip leaders. The eassoretery Is this flood of oc.I"ntIsl Istermatlus," 10mtm sniMly.,, 101101W b _____ ____ sPlieacoaMto hisaMe AM Dø 4',iM ___ ____ Is. he oininad r. of coarthe.I the heyday ofhIspower. 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TM *y will be called back PhOes 24, Pirates 6-7: "M in the an ther, will he but fed that ov,fl the Dale Berra belted a homer •wlll he beneficial." and drove hi three runs and Jim pong the quarterbacks who aren't In love with the new rule Rooker ristered his 100th Sc ' own p career victory In the nightcap. of indred: "Are you sure I MIOUIdu't wear a little red flag on my Steve Carlton, 14-11, and Tug " McGraw combined on a one. 4M We soc. Is Sthramm understand how Staubach feels. Efl0 you to quarterbacks about coming up with seIne way to protect thom, the more they object," &hranun says. "They're not loong for protection. They think ft's going to w le bscus.thsy want to be able to wiggle out and make the Des Se te i - is ____ _____ N.Y. 200000 000-2 Ci MU Si0000Slx-1131 , HaUI (7) and Trevino; Let, 114hrimn (6) and Sun'is (0.2). 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L "YSikee*getidep, '—'-r—eveeye be rut , ____ __ _______ __ ___ __ __ n-ia ..ffra Wk ad yes ___ utd W..'- win hid guue the bsd.ter Dsrtshc thIs , LNAto,. "Ibedg.ehm t ) ,w (00 ... I — veiy __ ___ a thus' mend ti w.thihu-'. hustled . plupur edi - ___ . ri Goes (6) Medich, Kern Bannister, and MaN. McLaughlin and Stinson. W—Medlch Q. 6). L—Bannister (I 14). HRs— Texas, Wills Montanez (1). Mahlberg berg; (7) (1) (5), Affirmed Eyes Honors To Pie In The Sky NEW YORK (DPI) Affirmed, the leading career moneywinner in Thoroughbred racing history with more - RUIDOSO DOWNS, N.M. for a while, it appeared fInished second in a (UP!) When Texas oil tycoon Streakin Six and Pie In The Sky his races this year. ll seven of and quarterborse owner Dan would hook up into a two horse Thats Haney, which broke Ursehel's 2-year-old Easy Dim- race, But, Pie In The Sky put on alongside Pie In The Sky, ran a pies broke down and had to be a furious closing rush and was strong race, but could do no destroyed, Urachel went o ut pufling away when he hit the better than third, picking up and found another Easy Jet wire a length and a half in front $83,500 for owne rs Hugh Tucker offspring named Pie In The of Streakin Six. and BillReed. Th ats Raney now Sky. Jockey Danny Cardoza said has earned $136,752 this season, Monday, Pie In The Sky lived he knew he had the race won most of it coming from thi rdup to Urschel's hopes by on after the 10-horse field left place finishes in the Rainbow streaking to an impressive the starting gate. and All American futurities. ory over favored _ Strealdn --About 150 yards from the The order of finish after tlhxe Six In the All American, By gate I knew we were going to top three included Afternoon inni th w ng e $437,500 first'place win It," said Cardoza, "I didn't Surprise, fourth; purse, Pie In The Sky upped his even bother to look for Streakln Star, fifth; Denim NSages Belle Diamonds, earnings for the year to Six, I jiM kept an eye on m y sixth; Easy Azuree, seventh; it $521,418. hom. Manifestoh, eighth and Pa Pa # who wol into Wheelie, nhth. Thie 10th quaI& Urschel, who refued to di vulge tnwmuchhspaldfor the race with ea rnings of er for th e futurity, Ask The Pie In The Sky, said he ,,, '$183*1, picked up another Boss, became ill following the ____ after the colt because like Easy $177,500 with its second-place trials and had to be scratched Dimples, who was sired by finIsh. The colt now has won or from the finals. Easy Jet, the wianer of the iNS All American considered the top dud horse In lbs cowdry today. 1. In , KNOXVILLE, Taut. (UP!) — Tennessee coach Johnny Monday was tie secvo,j for n Majors Monday promoted four freshman players to the Easy Jdlired mess In the ascend team bscasaeol their Performance In the Vols. hdurlty In the put sIx years. first full speed scrimmage on Saturday. The filly Easy e won the Moving up to the second team offensive wilt were Tim rich race In Ramsey at cuter, Wills Gait, at split end while on Pie In me Sky, tin' defense Mike 1. "Stop" Cater moved pp at left end and . than $2 million, was assigned top weight of 133 pounds while Spectacular Bid got 124 pounds for Saturday's $300,000 Marlboro Cup Invitational at Belmont Park. Star De Naskra, like Affimied a 4-year-old, also was assigned 124 pounds. Coastal, who thwarted Bid's Triple Crown effort in the Belmont, will carry 122 pounds if he starts in the 11 'mnlIe race. The race will be t he first meeting between Affirmed and Spectacular Bid and could decide Horse of the Year honors. E I - L ON MICHLIN! ' ___ ____ ___ 00 ________ ___ ____ 6 00 so Vols Promote Frosh _____ )COUP**tS 10 S461.PIV tl*% IXS ___ SEE US FOR YOUR EXHUST WORK . - We Ca77i ctsI Iii! SisC*L_ _________ __ , -' , ** iii.-'" s• broke MaVIy from she Ms. ii _______tin tut. "Well knew more about hew mush the freshman can us at the of this weu&, Majors said. "Some o( mi" ad P111111" W AM few Awn a momsetany enj,. (. -weism.-O of $tr.i s, leN i •eivim, of the ______ . of _____ ____ llSfln 17) ____ liy Rainbow Vter$$y Ii July, Mi' IdiI, fist thin lInebacker, hart his knee ___ ___ __ made' WN W&MM 4611 ad EM , ,. mats' aidway McR(1)BERTS ____ ___ . ____ ___ . . pace Milwaukee. Ro)'als I Twins 0: U.L. Washington singled in Darrell I'orter with two out in Nat.a Ceriton, McGraw (I) and oven, Rome (7) and Nlcosii, '' là the droning room later, Sips said he won't even aware he W-aflton (1411). L-RlyI.vm had ' U h, a the yhbow . s 3., .ij, - -' to go In regulation tIme. The penalty set up a scors't$ng field goal by Don Qgfl, who later won the game with another three- 000 wo 010- I 70 , Minn 40 DuVall of Dallas, revitalized Angels to their Leonard and 000000000-0 Porter; Zahn breaks. and Martina Navratilova fourth straight victory. ' Leonard (11-9) L-Zahn (106). South Africa's Johan KrIek routed Greer Stevens, the loth Brewers 6, A's 3: is Texas 110 000101-4113 league-leading 38th homer t o Seattle 000 001000—Ill' rallies and numerous service (1st N.Y. 000001100 0-S 82 HSim,thsnswrulscouldbscslI,dasucceugnoner,prd,The Mu lsooseseoia 72 only quarterback Injury reported was Baltimore's Bert Jones Glynn (7). AiIm hurting his shodsr on a flea flicksr play. (I) and Trevino, (M the other hand the New York Jets were ps.JIned 11 yards Fryinan (7), Scsi (7). AtkInson (10) and Dyer,. Carter (C). WTW *4 Mark Gastinaa% Waa a" for Atkingon' (1.0). L-Allen (4$) rothjBrlan Sips jint before the Cleveland quarterback ce 5-7, 7-5, 6.1, in a three-hour Cawley bounced back from a homer and Bobby Grich added match which featured lengthy slow start to beat Jeanne a solo blast to lead the Kan city A11=Afll eric a INs paA weekod, wNch vu 6@ &A one of On regular Im 9ame, is ifts.) . . -. ______ bild ___ , - ___ ofth1imud'N111.jofhI . Scare's Into JI .— ____ Iedurv*r&MyWnttsIs,lat,dtOlmdsrgo - . TIRES NIWNOU*$1 Men. tbrv Pri, S a.m.4 uS p.m., Sat. S im..is PH.m.NSS *W, FIRST ST. 4 $ANPOMD it 9 IMAM ' 11 * .-. ______ '- _.___,i. ;- . ,. .'-.:,. . 1 ..............................................----..-----. -,.. . -'-- . -.-' - .__.L. —.of ________ -..-----. . ' -. 1 Ju e Ift" -- ' (aides s . Flanagan Wins 20th, 5- 1 -- up to Prattle to. my poe _____ _,~ . . - - vsuelui.1kd ____ - ,' . ah1 ______ . _____ ... . '-.•". .... go, slofths: a' rut. Y which wield .i'-.. to assdsl.; . As Astros L ose I . / - __ t;M.'N' :' Parade Bo - . N e ed P reva I Is . ., '.' Kiss inger S The Patriots started strong under new coach Ron Erhardt, taking the opening kickoff and driving yards For a touchdown. The 4-yard scoring pass - . . I The Patriots took a 13-4 lead at halftime on two .Iolin Stimith field goals, but the Steelers shut down New England 's offense in the second half. And when he Patriots reeled off a pair of big gainers, they were called back because of penalties. -- - ',._ .... . — ---•-- — --- . (I t - I ____ - Quarterbacks Complain ' - UU The Steelers sacked Grogan five times for 41 yards. Grogan completed only 1 14f•33 passes and was harassed all night by the vaunted Pittsburgh pass rush. Bahr was an unlikely hero, having iiiis.sed an extra point and floating a 43-yard, fieldgoal attempt that didn't even make it through the end zone. But after the Patriots failed in their first overtime series, Bradshaw marched his team down field to set up the warning kick. from Steve Grogan to Buss Francis with marked the First time since 1977 the Steelers had surrendered a first-quarter touchdoim in a regular season game. linebackers got crossed up on the tying touchdown play. And veteran Sam Hunt took the blame. "In tight games, the team that makes the fewest mistakes generally wins. I made a few, we all did. But I blew the coverage," Hunt said. ' - JACK ANDERSON in fumbled deep in Patriots' territory, killing what looked at the time to be the tying drive. "1 could have run into the locker room after that fumble," said Thornton, who rushed for 44 yards and caught three passes for 41 more. "1 just wanted to make up for it. If I had dropped the touchdown pass, I would have kept going out of the stadium and walked home." The New England - - Letters to the editor are welcomed for pabilcatlon All letters not be signed, with a mailing address and, If paulble, a telephone. number so the IdeatIt of thn writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do net want their umes In print. The EvuIag Herald also reserves the right to edit letten to elI1ute libel or to confirm to space requirements. Steeler scoring leader Roy Gerela, accounted for the winning margin with a 41-yard field goal 5:10 Into overtime. Substitute running back Sidney Thornton, replacing the injured Rocky Bleler, had ran for one touchdown and grabbed a 21. yard scoring toss from Bradshaw with 4:09 left to send the game into overtime. Thornton was wide open when he hisIptl -, hi., c..in.. The previous series he had Reds Lead Again N-- ________ Please , Write Patriots A Thing Or Three , 16- 13 By United Press International ou'll never forget the first time the eighth inning to pace The chaimipagne flowed you win 20 gatlies and he was Kansas City. freely, like it does after a right," Flanagan said. "It's a Rangers I, Mariners 1: 1. BY MILTON RICHMAN pennant clinching, tremendous feeling and I'll Bump Wills went 4-for-5 with By United Preu International hitter in tte opener Flanagan fired a seven-hitter never forget it even if I'm a home run and tio Rh to lead Jerry Reuss and Joe Fer- Cardinals 2, Cuba 1; to become the first 20-game lucky enough to get a string of the Rangers. guson, two players who used to Ted Simmons delivered the U>.. winner in the major leagues them." wear Houston uniforms, sure winning run with a third-inning League Monday, and Pat Kelly crashed In the first ganie. Eddie lis, American know how to hurt a team. / single to hand Chicago its ii inns.) / a home run to power the Murray's I lthinning single Tor 001 000 000 00— 1 6 "It could end up being a big fourth consecutive loss NEW YORK (UP!) The first general reaction among pro 001 000 000 01— 2 80 Baltimore Orioles to a 5-I with the bases filled produced a loss for them," Ferguson said Padres 3, Giants 0: football quarterbacks to the new rule designed to victory and a double-header 2-1 victory for the Orioles, Underwood, Buskey (11) and protect them Monday night after, singling in Gaylord Perry, who asked to Cerone. Stone. I Martinez (Ii) his been about the some as the one that was expressed by the a run behind a sweep over the Toronto Blue whose magic number for and Dempsey. W—T.Martinez two-hitter by be relieved after seven innings, majority of big league baseball players the first time they were 1~1 C Jays. clinching first place in the Al. (9 2) L --- Buskey (6 7). HR— Reuss to give the Los Angeles teamed with Eric Rasmussen Toronto. Cerone(6) ordered to wear helmets. "Jim Palmer told me that East diminished to 17. Dodgers a 1-0 vi over the on a nine-hitter. They tried hitting with the plastic hat a couple of times and then Astros. "But we ctory didn't come in Flanagan, 20.7, received all (2nd game) when they wereas dwhatthey lie needed when Toronto 001 000 000— I 10 tysaldtohelmet it. here saying 'Lot's beat the 0.40 000 01 x— S 8 1 Most of the quarterbacks don't seem to care much for the Adrosso Cincinnati can win the Baltimore struck for four runs Bait Lemanczyk. Moore (2) and recently established rule that calls fora 15-yard penalty against pennant." in the second inning. Davis; Flanagan and Skaggs. anyone using even the minimum unnecessary roughness against r Otto Velez singled home w- Flanagan (20 1). nS L—Le Nevertheless, it helped. The p tht' help them. More than that, It calls for a quick whistle as soon as any loss dropped Houston out of Sal Toronto's only run off Flana- maflczyk (8 10) HR timore, Kelly (6). quarterback is in the grasp of his opponent, and basically, what first gun, who also registered his place, one-half game this means, is you won't see quarterbacks getting their brains behind Cincinnati In 15th complete game. Boston Oil 000 121-6 tO 1 what has scram bled or being &Illed into the ground so much anymore by become a see-saw race In the 220 002 04x10 120 Elsewhere in the American N.Y. Eckersley, Finch (2). Burg. enemy tacklers. kague, Cleveland topped Dc' meier NL west. (5), Remmerswaa$ (8). That's the plus factor, Iroit, 1-3, New York outscored Campbell (8) and Allenson. "Sometimes it surprises me o Boston, 10-4,, California edged OBerry. Guidry. Davis (8) and isthatthe how well I can throw the NEW YORK (DPI) For a he did. to eke out a 6-3, 7-6, 4-6, 1-6, 6-4 Chicago, 6-5, Milwaukee Gulden. W- Guidry (15 1). L— quick whistle wUI tend to eliminate many of those HRIrbreath fastball," Reuss said. "When I few brief moments, it looked as Eckersley (169) HR5—Boston, "This is the first time I victory over Yannick Noah, downed Oakland. Harry escapes by trapped quarterbacks. Fans rather enjoy and was warming up tonight! said, though Bjorn Borg's dream 6-3, Kansas' Rice (34). Hobson (23); New , of played someone who was Arthur Ashe's protege from the ('its relate to the cat-and-mouse &sped of a (13). Murcer (6), defeated Minnesota, 1-0, York, Gamble--defenseless quarterback 'Where has this pitch been all winning the Grand Slam : somehow squirming out of the grasp of three huge monsters year?' I knew I was throwing tennis might be in jeopardy. of serving well and I'm very Cameroons. Kriek, who beat aniii Texas stopix-d Seattle 4-1 happy I survived the match," eighth-seeded Victor Pecci in , ., bearing down on him. 1(1 the National League, it was Cleve 020 1 1 OOx— 4 80 but I wasn't sure The man who made his claim said Borg, who often struggles the ~,I Tex Schrum of the Dallas Cowboys, Don Shula of the Mianii the ball hard, third round, next niects Philadelphia 2-3, Pittsburgh 0. Morris and Parrish; Wise and O .td rs ort it was a tw tte 'w h." as perhaps the greatest player through early rounds as he Vitas Gerulaitis, a Cin _ Hassey. W-Wise (14 1) L Dolphins, Paul Brown of the Cincinnati Bengals and Peter 7-6, 6-2, 6-2 7; St. Louis 2, Chicago Iever In the seventh, Joe Nlekro, 18when he won his fourth acclimates himself, (13 6). HRS—Cleyetand, Hadhazy of the Cleveland Browns make up the NFL's Coin- 9, threw two wild pitches, and straight Wimbledon two winner over Jose-Luis Clerc of cinnati 6, Atlanta 5; Los Morris Thornton (23). Hargrove (tO); months Stockton,recently, who has struggled petition Committee and am the ones prirniarily responsible for the one of them allowed Dusty ago suddenly seemed quite with injuries Angeles 1, Houston 0; San Diego Detroit, L eF lore (4) . called Argentina. new rule, which really was long overdue. Billie Jean King and Virginia 3, San Francisco 0, and MonBaker, who had walked, to vulnerable. I '.'We felt a growing concern over the unnecessary violence in move to second. Calif But Borg subdued his gallant hits performance his best in Wade advanced easily to set up treal 7-6, New York 2-5. 300 ill OOx-6 91 th game," sqa Schrai 1 the, committee's chairman, another classic confrontation. Indians 4. Tigers 3: Baumgarten, Scarbery (7), challenger, Dick Stockton, Reds I, Braves 5: "Whit we am bwng ji i true interpretation of um word Andre Thornton and Mike Farmer (8) and May. Colbern 14,74,74, Monday to advance "The way 1 nerved and King, seeking to make another tunhecessaryt a Dave Coltins singled 00 , Clear tfl, LaRoche home t comeback after her fourth Hargrovë belted solo homers to (Ih -Ryan. 'WIllecouffiry rouglumst, explains ll Montague (9) and Dow RAY Knight with two out in the o the quarter-finals. lbs Cowboys' pr,sIds,g and gsueral 'nw'agsr. We do not think it uncharacteristic of the way I've opera4on, breezed past Kathy spark e Indians and drop the ning. W-Ryan (14 11). Leighth and George Foster May Teacher, 6-3, 6-0, while Tigers to their fourth straight Baumgarten (128) , HRs-Cali . "Basically, it cwne down to a been playing lately," admitted Wade, the 1977 lornia. Baylor (32). Grid, (27); are being Instructed to blow a quicker whistle once a quarterback knocked in four runs with a Wimbledon loss. the 28 year-old from Dallas. Chicago, Bell (4). points and homer Bjorn wins a and a single to enable few big is In the gruP Of an opponat. Looking over the films, we saw a — Maybe because I was playing champ, got a free pass when Yankees 10, Red Sox 6: lot of "number of quarterbacks are injured when hit with the crown of an losing said Stockton after 2 hours and Bjorn and had nothing to lose." withdrew after twisting st reak, 000200010-3 6 0MOSIng player's belmet. With the new rule, you can not hit the an Murcer hit two-run homers to Oaklnd Slalon. Augustine (8) and 45 minutes of grueling tennis. For the second straight year, ankle in the first game of their help lion Guidry, 15-7, register Moore, Norris, quarterback with the crown of your helmet. And once you have Expes 74, Meta 2-5: Todd (7). . Monday, however, Stockton Guillermo Vilas failed to get morning match. Minetto (9). Heaverlo (9) and his ninth consecutive win. him- c0dilin8d, that's it, On play is over." Pinch-runrier Rodney Scott Newman. W—Slaton 1 13 8) L— Schramm realizes the fans aren't going to be too happy with the scored the winning run put the pressure on Borg, past the fourth round, losing to In other matches Monday, Angel 6, White Sox 5: on Doug serving with authority and ninth-seeded Eddie Dlbbs, 6-., fifth-seeded Evonne Goolagong the new rule. Don Baylor siiiashed his 32nd Thomas (38) Flynn's 10th-Inning throwing urn the -. great, Sports - .01. - _ The Steelers showed why they are the NFL champs. They were tested, even exploited at times, but they refused to buckle. "You have to believe you can win," said Steelers' quarterback Terry Bradshaw. "If you don't there's no way you can. When the overtime started, I said let's get in gear and get out of here because it's getting late." Matt Bahr, deposer of alitime - .I S * Sh ow Steelers Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1t7-4A .; i .!I'Yt....... . - '. -. ,-. '" 1' 4 r-j._ _''.,/_,' 11 ...'- . . �FA A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tudy, Sept. 4, I iu SCOREBOARD MEN SPMS IN BRIEF Major League BasibaIl National League East W L Pct. Pittsbrgh $7 5 Montreal 76 54 2½ St. Louis 73 61 515 7½ Chicago 71 63 .330 9½ Phila 69 4 504 13 New York 53 $1 .396 27"2 .ses Pearson Ponders Quitting As He Roars To 500 Win DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) - Veteran David Pearson, often called the "Silver Fox" because of his shock of prematurely grey hair and his wily racing tactics, says this may be his final year on the stock car circuit. Pearson posted a two-lap victory Monday in the Southern 500, NASCAR's oldest event, but he said racing is less fun now than it once was. "I don't enjoy it as much as I used to," he said. "Darrell Waltrip was driving a lot harder than I wanted to when he spun out. If I'd run that hard, I probably would have messed up." It was his ninth career win at Darlington International Raceway and one that saw Pearson use his standard tactics - waiting patiently for three other leaders, including Waltrip, to spin out or develop engine trouble before sliding into the lead. It first appeared that Waltrip might coast to victory after taking the lead at the 235th lap in the 500-mile event on the 1.366 mile track, but his Chevrolet nicked the wall in the second turn, allowing Pearson to come from a lap behind to claim the lead. Pearson, averaging 125.269 mph, collected $25,200 from the $250,000 purse for the win, and Bill Elliott, in second place two laps back, claimed $15,440. Cinci Houston Los Ang San Fran San Diego Atlanta West W L Pct. 78 60 .565 77 60 .562 63 77 .471 60 78 .435 51 $0 .420 53 83 .390 GB ½ - 12.'2 1$ 24 Monday's Results Montreal 7, New York 2, 1st MU 6, NY 5, 10 inns., 2nd Phila 2, Pittsburgh 0, 1st Pittsburgh 7, Phila 3, 2nd St. Louis 2, Chicago I Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 5 Los Angeles 1, Houston 0 San Diego 3, San Francisco 0 Today's Games (All Times EDT) New York (Ellis 26) at Montreal (May 7.2), 1:35 p.m. St. LOUIS Vuckovich 12.9) at Chicago (Krukow 9.9), 2:30 p.m. San Francisco (Curtis 9.9) at San Diego (Shirley 6.13), 4 p.m. Cincinnati (Pastore 36) at Atlanta (McWilliams 1.2). 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Hooton 1110) at Houston (Forsch 96), 8:35 p.m. American League East W L Pct. 08 Salt 90 46 .662 Milwauke $3 56 .597 1½ Boston 78 56 .582 11 New York 74 60 .552 15 Detroit 73 65 .329 1$ Clevelnd 70 6$ .507 21 Toronto 41 94 .319 47 West W L Pct. 08 Calif 75 63 .S43 Kan City 73 61 .533 11/ Minn 70 66 .515 1 Texas 67 71 .46 $ Chicago 59 77 .434 15 Seattle 5$ Ii .417 171/7 Oakland 46 93 .331 29'i Mondays Results Bal 2, Tor 1. 11 Inns., 1st Baltimore S. Toronto 1, 2nd New York 10, Boston 6 Cleveland 1, Detroit 3 California 6, Chicago S Milwaukee 6. Oakland 3 Kansas City 1, Minnesota Texas 1, Seattle Today's Games (All Times EDT) Detroit (Petry 51) at Cleve. land (Barker 5-4), 7:30 p.m. Boston (Torrez 14.9) at New York (Tiant 10$), p.m. Kansas City (Gura 109)at Minnesota (Icoosman 17.11), 8:30 p.m. O)at . Chicago Dotson California (Tanana 5•4), 10:30 p.m. Texas (Corner 1310) at Seattle (Parrott 138), 10:35 p.m a Leaders Batting (based on 31$ at bats) National League 0 Al H Pd. Hrnndz St.L 134 51$ 179.346 Tmpltn St.L 12$ 360 112 .325 Hornet' All Griffey Cin Garvey LA Mosth All Winfield SD Ros. Phil 97 317 123.310 93310 120.316 137 360 174.311 133549 171 .311 136512 13I.30 131523 161-307 American League 0 Al C H Pd. 127458 157 .343 Lynn 80$ 134358 113 .332 Brett KC 123426 141.331 Lezcans Mil 125433 143.329 Downing Cal 133523172 .325 Rice 80% 111431 139.323 Oliver Tax 12$ 472 152 .322 Bothte Sea 123 457 147 .322 Kemp Oct 1214" 13$ .317 Molitor Mil 131 41$ 153 .314 Lndreau Min Pro Football - lv NFL Standings United Press International American Conference East W L I Pd . Miami 1 0 0 v.000 New England 0 1 0 .000 NY Jets 0 1 0 .000 Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 BaltImore 0 1 0 .000 Central W 1 1 1 0 Houston Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati T 0 0 0 0 L 0 0 0 1 Sunday's Results Houston 29, Washington 27 Miami 9, Buffalo 7 Phila 23, NY Giants 17 Minnesota 2$, San Fran fl Atlanta 10, New Orins 34, of Dallas 22. St. Louis 21 Chicago 6, Green Bay 3 Kan City 14, Baltimore Denver 10, Cincinnati 0 Cleveland 2.5, NY Jets 22, of Oakland 21, Los Angeles 17 San Diego 33, Seattle 16 Monday's Results Pittsbgh 16, New Eng 13. of Thursday, Sept. 6 Los Angeles at Denver I.ow Pet. 1.000 1.000 .000 West Sunday, Sept. 9 Cincinnati at Buffalo Houston at Pittsburgh Minnesota at Chicago St. Louis at NY Giants New Orleans vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee Washington at Detroit Tampa Bay at Baltimore Cleveland at Kansas City Dallas at San Francisco NY Jets at New England Oakland at San Diego Seattle at Miami Monday, Sept. 10 Atlanta at Philadelphia io o Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. o W L T Pd. 1 0 0 1.000 San DIego 1 0 0 1. Oakland 1 0 0 1. Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 Denver 0 1 0 .000 Seattle National Conference East W L T Pd. 1 0 0 1.000 Philadelphia Dallas 1 0 0 Low Washington 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 St. Louis NY Giants 0 1 0 .000 Central W L I Pct. 1 0 0 1.000 Tampa Bay Minnesota 1 0 0 i. 1 0 0 Chicago Detroit 0 1 0 .000 . Green Bay 0 West W L I Pd. Atlanta 1 0 0 1 0 .000 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 San Francisc 0 1 0 .000 Los , Angeles OURSELVES TONIGHT'S TV to the open road to follow her country-music singing idol (Ron.. Blakely). (R) (!) 0 WONDER WOMAN The head (Joseph Sirola) of an international spy ring tries to take over a huge amusement park to use ua base of opera. lions. (Part 1012) HAPPY DAYS Fonzia chal. lenges a French fencing champion who Insulted America and made crude remarks about Joannieto a duel of honor. (R) TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 L. (2)(!D00(12) NEWS ED ART OF BEING HUMAN ..The Way Of The Humanist" 6:30 - (2) (12) NBC NEWS fl CBS NEWS ABC NEWS 0 ART OF BEING HUMAN Call 322n2611 NOW ! Review ADVERTISING RID" , VA . ADVERTISING '1. LIME ROCK, Conn. (UP!) - Actor Paul Newman stretched a winning streak to eight and wrapped up two divisional road racing championships Monday with a pair of victories in a Sports Car Club of America event at Lime Rock Park. The performance moved the actor-driver into the SCCA national championships at Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 77-29. Newman scored his eighth consecutive victory In the Budweiser Datsun 200.SX in the B Sedan class and followed with a wiretowlre triumph In a Datsun 280-ZX, a class C Production sports car. mlii. ffil'tj FrI. Ill -Sun. 12.1- Thurs. tfl 7 ADVERTISING Distinctive Mirror Deslgqs FOR EVERY DECOR Your GLASS Custom Framing of I ft (2)(12) NBC NEWS SPECIAL " Bunny Hoye of Kut 'N Kurl admires Elvie Bragg as owner Glenna Marshall (right) adds finishing touch Kut 'N Kurl Beauty Salon , Hair Care Sc = 10011, deiItt nursing on I jint took off after it," ijwed Index fingir on his Mayberry .s1d. III led r.back hrowIag hind, sad rookie there esdI.g to tackle hint. !'"t Aadrm pining 157 Nsj1heswtkebsUaadIhad Sarde on 25 cries -gained nothing itso to do but aoon" 410 Itards. Watson, who made the The Saints, with Archie crucial errer us the soap, said llannlnghltthig14el34pu.es he whehad 3$4 yandChockliloack duos NEW he baud the crowd mning for IN ywdo and in reattla touekdewiw andUvowW*. "lion jiut a had ," be VP to 1,611 P* it 'tbs 7aicau third rbeth t.a - the thkd Wwntory oosrthe'r in ti hdffiSSS =db^ ghM iliiJi m.aceinNFLoryI,I*.da ach Win ooeginth.I*IO $Slgem inwhioklmAngelon WiIdu., . (j31j aid the $.i York Yab "I'm aet srp,lesd at 6:45 -- - 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (TUE. - - FRI) BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Mel Brooks, Carol Lawrence. (R) 0D U.S. OPEN UPDATE Highlights of the day's activity in the U.S. Open Tennis Charn pionships being held at Flush. 1. IA--A--. rw in '..wona, 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR (TUE-FR 100 ._ MOYERS' JOURNAL ) GREAT PERFORMANCES (TIij) • FACES OF COMMUNISM (FRI) 9: (4)UPBEAT -LEWIS t t1 JERRY TELETHON (CONT'D)(MON) CARD SHARKS (TUEFRI) (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (MON-WED. FRI) (4)0 SEPTEMBER MAGAZINE(THU) 0 ONCE UPON ACLAS8IC OWHEWHMON-WED.FRI) ELECTRiC COMPANY (R) 10:55 (4) C88 NEWS (THU) 0085 NEWS 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (TUE. (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING 0 THE PRICE Is RIGHT 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) % ISMI en) ej m,Il- so HODGEPODGE LODGE ---- ING(WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERI CA 11:30 (:D (M WHEEL alwav keheup. o NEWS (TUE-FRI) (12) 1:30 (2) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI.. CA (12) TODAY (TUE.FR$) SANFORD TIRE $295 8.00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (12) JERRY LEWIS TELETHON MUFFLER CENTER SIBMANTAL aisLP,'.CSAve. COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE (1.RAKIS-OVIRHAUL-TUNE.UP Att VINYL TOPS DYED OR REPLACED $35 u 65Nows REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PIN$TRIPING-CUSToM STRIPING MOONIAkII Pus ONLY LOYEATFIISTBIT[ ONLY IMITIRY GNU lime - n dress. No need to remind him that a diaper does not an infant make, there a - - It's time we abandoned those old stereotypes. Anything a man or woman is capable of doing at his or her age is an appropriate activity and should be enjoyed to the fullest without embarrusment or aplogles. You sound like a woman who would appeal to many home- proper for the bride to wear her wedding gown at our reception? I've had differences of opinions from people. Some say definitely not; others say as long as they cannot attend the wedding England, they would like to see the bride in her wedding gown. loving men In your age bracket, man is going to break but no We would appreciate your opinion. down your door to offer you companionship. Get involved in community affairs; meet WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: How VICTORY p. JERRY (.2) FREE ' EUVRES So LEWIS D O ID TELITHON(CONT'D)(MON) DOCTORS (TUE. mom' A F eat uri ng T h FLOWER SHOW (Thl) I - 20 Autteuam . ...r1 e B est H app y H o ur Hors d'oeuvres In Town __________________________________________________________________________ IIIIF IF 6S4 CAWIOTS MM R OAY LAB LEY ST CE M E I E R D PIES Ill Il•M'A$H(R(TUI#RI) SHOP-AT-HOME 6JCTRICc0tANY(11 ) SIRVICEI JERRY LEWIS TB.ITHON (CONT'O (11011) otim (TUE. WONUMV ___ • - f- __ c) -, . r urui RM: 0I ATTENTIONIP l)on'g be fooled by so called Caf-- .. lict protectors, insist on (kflUilh 114111011101 Lwwq Now (iup, and Uph- iSei'y . pfol.et'Ikm. (.0 del. _ loo 6 10 vol" 1 -. °13 v.ka. - he u Carpot ShOg g, 1see Cilpel £ Upht±,y ,. WE 1lM*gs r7l" 0"111111,11.0 $10 v.1.. $ 50 e ,. -. . • c - . . . - a -a- . . . ... . .• , .4 C*N MT $3*95 YO N . (TUE. ON THI COO COIWLS (TUE. of $ANPO*D 0 ____ . •MOSW$ HIROIS (TIJE. PR - - - - .. b . di..Pd " , •.. lfIflJIf . MOM RKWL"S THRWT MX -. '. I I PWM .4 liNCIIWI NCp d'ppsd P.1w,,, Iscls,i ftW WWA .. UflDlVflYW$DN$$*y$pLrn,4pme. 214174 114 W. PlI$T IT. . . •NS*Ml$TT(i 410 -. ftvy so 339-4969 U LAUGH (TUE. LMJS mvK uimgAna Mx for lull A TcI(r--al) MAKE Carved cii,,' svinm PU •, •, s,,, , rI Cw1D.6 Fml. 0000 DAILY , ®THE 00110 SHOW (TUE. - ..61 ,2 b m GENERAL HOSPITAL pits I. . . . . . . . BEVERLY hILLS MAMA (WAR MAMA. A a ,hrntl,l -------.--.-........... dress any way he wants to I . . kk - .. a- is - his age? -------- -..-- iIDIN0 LIGHT (TUE. UN : - - Abby, F- ilUWuIUU, and told him so. He didn't take it very well. In fact, he gave fliC an argument. Just between us girls, Abby, do you think a man should dress for the occasion or according to existence. 0.-.----- -- WUKVU - THE WORLD NS(TUE.ffiJ) cNocicETl's GARDEN (1.4 4 -.. IIIUUJIL lit' addressed eii elope to 1tbby: JIJUA CHILD AND CON. 5tH - 11 ... on Once when I refused to date a married man, he said "A woman your age can't be too choosy!" Well, I can be choosy ennuoh never to dzito a man who -.---has a wile sitting at home waitin g for him! WU CARLOAD 991 TUBS. $1$.PPII , it's a lonely 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Go to the nearest nursing - a farm. Iiii ' not trying to sell myself. I don't have to. I get INUIGRAI6,SLUEGRAU ,w,.,rsjs. mists We FBOM G811111" . .... ILtU What enormous pleasure a drive in the country, a small gift or even a few fresh flowers •. own vegetables, can, and do .. home and "adopt" a "mother". Do for her what you wish you had done for 'our own mother. congratulations or thank-)oU letters, gel Abby's booklet t Write Letters for all Ut't'usiois" Send $1 and a long. stanipeti i28 ('CfltSl, self- ,,,, ,J.. degree, so now I have three' college "kids" on my hands a 19-year-old daughter, a 22-yearold son, and a 50-year-old tiusiXilid. When I saw this slightly overweight, balding freshman dressed in tight jeans, tennis shoes and a UCLA T-shirt, I 0ONE UPE TO LIVE III Us TODAY FOR A FIRS IVALUATION or YOUR INWRANCU. 1I1SAS**AVE p. people! Life need not be lonely. [)EAR ABBY: My husband wa,,,l l.,...l, I,. ,.nIl..,,... t.',,.' ., ,,.. • I,;., PAIIY(FRI) LPIAZA1I. 333-4147,332-2150 . p. itiia.r,,i,i would like a companion, but I know my place. I have a lot to offer. Not too bad to look at, have comfortable home which I'd gladly share with a hill!) willing to carry his own weight cook fine and I'm a housekeeper I still raise all my %UUV3 U ItV.IUII £ UIUL DEAR AB B Y: Here's a i%ork.s. Sign inc... CAN SLEEP IN MINEAPOI.IS whose iginsi'i'n,',' her over the neglect of her If ',ou tieed help in writing elderly tiiotlierlv, recentl of letters syrnpath.. tIecetsetI. suggestion for CAN'T SI.EEI', LEWIS women If more people would from the States to attend. We act their age. will have a reception here in Massachusetts for relatives and ACTING MY AGE IN MO DEAR ACTING: What do you friends two weeks later. mean by "acting one's age. My question: Would it be IVENINGATPOPS(WED) MEETING OF MINDS (THU) 4)0 AS JAMES BOND IV Lindy's Auto Cnt•r • 12:00 JERRY 12:30 j NEWS (TUE-M) (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 88WORD PLUS (TUE. WED MATINEE 2m$ tines th e bride feel about it? I ',s ould iiieaii to an elderly personally find the idea "forgotten.by -faniily" resident charming and novel. The guests in a nursing home. If you cant %ill love It,and the bride ill take her out, you can go amid get twice the mileage out of her visit with her and let her n'nnnisce awhile. You will gain bridal gosi a lot. I know. I've tried it and it companion, helpmate, a good DEAR ABBY: My son is woman to help see him through marrying a girl from England, the sunset years of tile? Seems where the marriage and to me there would be more recettion will take ulace. Mv available men for us older husband I will be the only ones 1:30 _PLAZAI 1 till ONI.Y DEAR ABBY: Who does that 62-year-old codger think he is? God's gift to virgins? lie said he could marry a 22-year-old, but she wasn't a virgin. So now he's romancing it 19-year-old dancing instructor who IS a virgin but can't date him because it's against house FUICS. I'm a few years old than our Cassanova, but I wouldn't have him nn U gikyor nlnttor I t,n flIUN (MON) (2) MINDREADERS (TUE-FRI) (4)00 NEWS (12) NEWS (TUE-Pal) W SESAME STREET (R) C 515 COMPIITI BODY AND PAINT SHOP 17.9IATLAI(IMAIYKVD. (2) (12) Codger On A Silver Platter man anywhere who wants a wife, ioo (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (TUE-Pal) 4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS O ALL MYCHILDREN e lift k 11110I eme is ,,1 , ft he,, wrest. avsr ... vws SI. egurty stressed Is volee aed WSSI $Ws ?Ibe,•field IUI Ms lasurasce Wall SUIT YOU ISA POOR JACK EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS ( OF FORTUNE (TUE-FRI) 0 FAMILY FEUD OM$8TERROGERS AFERNOON (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA She' d Ref use 62-Year-Old along line as is, but sometimes (2) TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) mv*uuw tIUtI H o 1. L v W o o D 80R 'E.) (4) LOVE OF UFE (MON-WED, FRI) I) A.M. WEATHER M IM SPECIAL(MON) !2CE UPON A CLASSIC 10:30 6:30 0 THE UTILE RASCALS 11:00 . (*7)oomrdfer1,UIyNdu.wa we doomed here," iv.a. LaS (MI) P'irte r4ng hash s -"S (I) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBUR.N BROTHERS (THU) Ii THE PURONA1SOF4 HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS After a summer of fun In the Her husband is originally sun and surf it's time to get from Sanford and they have SUWANEE, Ga. (UPI) - The "By far, this Is the best your hair In shape for the busy lived here for 10 years. She :Atlanta Falcons, with an extra foothill game I've ever been fall season so take advantage of recently completed a brush up :day to prepare for their next associated with, from the the get acquainted specials at ourae at Woody's Hairstyling ;game Monday night at Phila- spectator vlewpo" Btt Kut 'n Kurl Beauty Salon, in Orlando. :delplda, wW focus their atten- add. "We az*Idpst.d a high, Located at the corner of "We cater to senior citizens," Uon this week on shoring up scoring game, but nothing like French Avenue and 10th Street says Glenna "and schedule :their defense, no longer a that." in Sanford, the shop opened enough timeso that we can give :Falcons' strong point. But even with all that oemse, July 9 under the ownership of them the attention they need. I Although Atlanta opened the It was a defensive play that won Gle,ma Marshall. enjoy doing hair and I don't Take a look at these Inflation want to rush customers regular season with an over- the game. Nine minutes into t1me victory over the New sudden-death overtime - Tighter prices: For a limited through. We give each in. Orleans Saints, Coach Looman forced by rookie Russell time Kut 'n Kurl is olferin Tf 'Benndt Is understandably con- Eraleben's 31.yard field goal to blow dry cuts for only $6, erned about the defense, once tie it up for New (ki.sns at 34- shampoo and set, $3.50, ?( ihe Falcons' trademark,that all with 44 seconds togoin frosting $12.50 and perms, .CAIPIT. gave up 140 points during four regulation - a bad soup from $14.99 (including the curly . iouvii preseason losses and was center produced the winning look). porous No a sieve during the points. NMI Vi Wore opening her j'.Ivr first half of Sunday's 4034 Thm soap from center John in Sanford, Glenna was forSIDIPUIADS a $hoolout at Now Odom Watson saaw over would4w znarly at the San Jose Beauty PIOFIUIONAL But Bennett Now a ray of hop ps.aw ErzMals had and Shop In Winter Park, (4gtht,1Iu ISIVICI IN Sunday, for although the Saints rolled to the Saints' goal. NO CHARSI. NC from Kentucky, she icored four touchdowns while Eralibun picked It up and tried 11Iorwa in i CALL 322431 taking a 2940 halftIme lied, to toes it away. Rookie raviLng BwAy Hoye of Sanford has Utey was limlIted to ody in back James Mayberry inter. Inked the staff at Kutit' Kurl. WW field goals In the fi nal 25 datthe4ud amid for Bunny has bm in the ' PHILIPS klinutes DUO". MW". business for 0 "1101211111% trying to get it to 10011101110 was tt nesM of the w. mm (%9 ( PnI Sunday. ai'y°°, 00 t." Academy In Boston she The Falcons - with ShY, said of the shovel pus." "I was ____ _ __ IN lUilNiss SINCI 1q11 ip in tryWtoget rid of 3" W. 131h ST., SA111111001111 A ad bu - ) ROAD ATLAS £lNYsw/ 91 Gets __ ' GITMM RAW MCNALLY OILUXI Falcons' Defense -- LEWIS 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI (TUE.FRI) I)NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC uiAMESTT(R) At ding it the bud (2) (12) JERRY TJB Guests: Herb Alpenl, Jim Henson's Muppets. " GOOD MORNING AMERI- TODAY (TUE.F) I IN (*) .esm Iau.iI "We 6:00 2YIAROLDSANDUP HOURLY -WEEKLY -DAILY A Modern State Licensed Facility Plaassd Activities: Arts -Crafts -Music Qualified Staff. Large Psnced.Iii Play-Yard ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) - The California Angels Monday purchased the contract of catcher Brian Harper from their Double A El Paso farm club, boosting their roster to 27. Harper, 19, will play for the Angels behind starter Brian Downing and Tom Donohue. i: p. 5:53 (12) P11CLUB (TUE-FRI) PHONE 3224547 OPEN YEAR ROUND Ang*tr Buy Harpir -. SUMMER SEMESTER o UNTAMED WORLD (MON) 10:00 (Next To "The School of Dance") 253i Elm Ave. Sanford 8:30 TODAY 900 JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (CONT'D) (MON) (2) DONAHUE (TUE-FRI) (4j DONAHUE 5:30 010 BE ANNOUNCED CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL t 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS (TUE-FRI) W UUA, T OGA ANt) YOU () 0 THE FBI (TUE-MI) (2) t 7 Rv (12) TODAY (TUE-FRI) 5.0 9:30 THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE 0 OVER c owwn" wn n .aac Glass 4 Paint Company, Inc. 21Magnolia, Sanford (CONT'D) (MON) CA iries iO "vs nor from the lecherous advances of her firm's president. (R) - INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - Four spectators suffered an electrical shock and minor burns Monday while watching a precision parachute jumping show during a break at the U.S. Nationals drag racing championships. Steve Earwood of the National Hot Rod Association said the injuries resulted after one spectator lost balance on the top row of the grandstand and grabbed an electrical wire to prevent a fall. The spectator, John Tolleson, suffered shock and burns. The other three persons, including a small girl, suffered burns when Tolleson was grounded to the grandstand seats and the current flowed through the metal structure. World . 0 HERB At.PERT AND THE Electrifying Show of TELETHON (MON) Reynolds and Richard Hunt 7:30 . (2) EARLY DAY (TUE-FRO take an In-depth look at Amen. ' (2) LIARS CLUB 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY can foreign policy, focusing on (4) MATCH GAME 0 8NRISE Soviet-American competition 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME in the pivotal Middle East 6:11 0 FLORIDAI region. (4)AGRON8KY AND COMPA0 DICK CAVETT Guests: ocea uovi "speedNY(MON) Muhammad All, The Olympia trap" (1918) Joe Don Baker, (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE Serenaders, Michel deRepen.Tyne Daly. A pvat. investigaMM ,. tigny.(R) ' tor and apolicewoman team upcDFARMANDHOME(WED) In I,w '- •. "Y W CLUE CLUB (TMU) tenious car thefts. (2) (12) THE RUNAWAYS A @JCRACKERBARREL(FRI) teen-ager (Donna Wilkes) takes 0 THREE'S COMPANY 6:25 Chrissy flirt loses her !0b eny wA,fls1co mic Ph. 322.4622 MoldIngs - Guinness Book Records. (R) Edwin Newman and corresoondents Garrick UtIev. Jack FOR EVERY PURPOSE M Over P00 REF RT SasSieed. Sqwrs f". ISM if as Chwci 7 F CHURCH MACNEIL / LEHRER 862-3484 Heiald HevWd Advc4ftiser (2) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 0 JOKER'S WILD (12) FIRST BAPTIST Richard Dawson and Michela Lee preside over attempts to establish new marks for the 8:30 SPECIAL Cwutgnmul Fealsss START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Department of ON THE GROW I Newman Wins Again tceeond COTznd. WORLD RECORDS Co-hosts Louis makes a rash promise to God before he undergoes surgery, then panics when he is released from the hospital and has to keep his word. (R) 7:00 .'. New York. 0 GUINNESS BOOK OF 0 TA3O On The Bus" TAO DOUGH Business Tuesday, Sept. 4, 17f-1B . .t S A. . AllY OIICKIN ONLY - '3.1$ ,,, OP1$IN$.IIII IIIIPUNC$AVi(wwy.)p.$) Fri. IMC1.S4.$, �S . -..-...---, - __- .--•S.-.._ - Tussday, kpt.4, 1979 - Legal Notice ________________ - 1 p1Not _______________ Legal Notice _______________ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NOTICEOFNAMISOFPERSONS Florida Statute )97 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, COUNTY, SIMINOLE FOR APPEARING TO SE OWNERS OF FLORIDA FLOP IDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ABANDONED PNOPPPTY TAX DIED NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINLJ Pursuant to ection 13 of Chapter CASE NO. 79.1fl4CA49J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 717 Florida Statutes, entitled ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF that Gloria T. Brenner ITF Sol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SEMINOLE, etc. "Florida DisposItion of Unclaimed Brenner the holder of the following the City Council of the City of Winter Plaintiff, Property Act", notice Is hereby vs. certificates has filed said car. Springs, Florida, that said City given that the persons listed below MR. PATRICK'S, INC., etc.. at al l'tJESDAY,SEPTEMBERC tlficates for a tax deed to be issued Council will hold a public hearing at appear to be the owners of un. Defendants. thereon. The certificate numbers 7:30p.m. on Tuesday, September 15, claimed personal or intangible NOTICE OF SUIT and years of issuance, the 1979, or as soon thereafter as Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & property presumed abandoned. THE STATE OF FLORIDA descrIption of the property, and the possible to consider the vacation THIS DOES NOT INVOLVE REAL TO: ROBERT B. HALL Light, Sanford. names In which it was assessed are those certain rights-ofway located ESTATE. whose residence is unknown as follows: Model Railroad Club, 7:30p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. within the following described Account number .10362-0025, Boude, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Certificate No. 759 property: South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Nancy, Box 120 Altamont. Springs, that a suit has been filed against you Year of Issuance 1977 Commence at the southerly cxDrive, Casselberry. Ft.; J-o3g.os RrodIe Jr., Mr Intheaboveentitledcause;andthat Description of Property: Lot S + tension of the East right of way line Reid, P 0 Box 631 Sanford, FL you are hereby required to file your W20 Ft. of Lot; Williamson Heights of Charles Street and extending 33802; .1.0341.0034, Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Social hall,Lutheran Brook. Answer with the Clerk of this Court, Reptat PB 13 Pg, 14. southeasterly therefrom to the lyn, Reida S Miss, Lake andtoserveacopythereofuponthe Church of Providence. Name in which assessed: Robert northerly rightof-way line of the Mary, FL 32746; .10341.0001, PlaIntiff, or Plaintiff's attorney, L. & ElIzabeth A. Bryant Seaboard Coastline Railroad, Loagwood.LakeMaryuous,7p.m.,Qualitylnn,I.4and Sanford, FL 32771; .11700-0025, whose name and address Is: All of said property being In the ENTZMINGER FARMS, Addition 4. Davi%, Jerry W. 101 Es" St.. CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD. County of Seminole, State of No. 2, according to the plot thereof Longwood, Fia 33370; .1.1632 Florida. EMMANUEL, SMITH & CUTLER, as recorded in Plc? Book 5. Page 9, Pamanti Aninvm.uia 7.iJ) ,,, I !.,le.J .. 0004. Farnurn. flnnII, l. S,'iI,wI. r.., ri IIIW DUA HI, IJJIU V%IIIHIWI7 - --•'•-iri.w wcn - ___•_ .•___,__, • ••S9 or cer• public records of Seminole Garden Apts, Apt No. 3, Sanford FL; 1601, CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida ___________________________ - --_____________ tificates shall ceniricate be redeemed ac of the Methodist Church, Casselberry. County, Fionida. .1-0345-0011, Francis, Tamarasha G, 32002. not later than September 20, cording to law the property A location map of the abOve Seminole AL, 8 p.m., open discussIon, 591 Lake Minnie 5-Lost & Found Pt 1 Box 410, Sanford, FL; .1.0529. 1979. described in such certificate or described real property shall be 0014, Gaines, Roosevelt, Midway, Drive, Halfway House, Sanford. If you fall to do so, ludgment may certificates wilt be sold to the available at the Office of the City Sanford, FL; .10512-0022, Ingerman, be highest cash bidder at the court entered against you for the relief Have you ever thought of owning a Seo6f.8mshlno Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Clerk of tt Male Boxer, Lk. Mary area the City of Winter Springs, - ton L. Box 3065, Forest City. FL; demanded in the Complaint. The house door on the 24th day of Sep. Florida, for all persons desiring to .114950023, Jackson, Arnold 1, P0 Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest 'rs old, brn w•wh chest, high clan race horse? I am tember, 1979 at 11:00 A.M. nature said suit the Of being examine the same. clipped ears, 75 lbs. "Jab". 322 City. Interested in forming a synBox 362, Chuluota, Fla; J.1593.0fl, Foreclosure of Mortgage en. Dated this 15th day of August, The Public Hearing will be held in 1451 ext 214 Diann; Eve 323340. dicate to buy and train stakes Littles, Paul, 229 NW 5th Ave., cumbening the following described 1979. Free Safe Boating Coarse given by Orlando Power the City Hall, 100 North Edgemon Dnia. FL: I.fl3ThM( REWARD. colts. All inquiries invited. To be a MacMillan, propertysltuateinSeminoleCounty, Signature: Arthur H. Beckwlth, Squadron, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Junior High School, 7220 Ave., Winter Springs, Florida, at c, pci Box 126, Fern Park, FL; .1' trained in the area. Box 3), Co Jr. Florida, and to foreclose a seCurity Ihe sooner you place your The Evening Herald, P.O. Box W. Michigan St., Orlando. Registration, 7p.m. For details which time Interested parties for 1999 0001, Mc Bride, Raymond W, interest in various items of personal Clerk of Circuit Court of classified ad, the sooner you get 1657, Sanford, Ft. 32771. and against the above will be heard. 12)5 Wakefield Dr. Altamonte property more particularly _________________________ call 4251$4$. Seminole County, Florida results. Dated this 29th day of August, SprIngs, FL 32701; J229O.00O3, described below: By: BeuIah C. Brown i97p. WEDNDAY,SEPTEMBER5 Miller, Okey, 31)f Sheffield Or, Deputy Clerk REAL PROPERTY CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Sarasota, FL 33S50; .1-0353.0002, South 29.23 feet, Lot 9, Block 3, 'iijilNoiki CallelberTy Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Publish: August 21, 21, September FLORIDA Legal Notice Pedgo, Howard K, lOS 6th St, W, Tier 2of ER. Trafford's Map of the 411 1979 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. By: Mary 1. Norton, CityCierli Sanford , Fl. 32711; J2U1.000t, Town of Sanford according to the DEM.112 Oviedo Rotary, 7:30a.m., the Town Home. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Policy Proceads, Mayo, Mattie, PIe? thereof, as recorded in P1st Florida Statute 197.246 Publish: Sept. 1979 Mrs. Route No. £ Bnx 136. Sanford. Book 1, Page N, of the Public EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FLORIDA STATUTE 197246 Sanford Kiwanis soon, Sanford Civic Center. DEN.21 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FL 32171; J67-O265, Sconn, Em. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Records of Seminole County, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TAX DEED Sanford OptimIst, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn (on Lake _______________________ ma, Genevia St. Sanford, FL; .1FOR TAX DEED COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA FlorIda. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Monroe). 0341-0063, SemInoic Mem Hosp, CIVIL ACTION, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PERSONAL PROPERTY that Gloria F. Bnenner ITF Sot Florida Statute 197.246 Sanford, FL; .1-0349-0006, Smith, CASE NO. 7$2II1.CAISI Rec.very, Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Altamonte that Raymonj. 8. Mary H. Schmitt lnv. No.. 002573 Stereo Sonics IN Bnenner the holder of the following NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Anna M or Jay, Sanford, FL; .1.0347. LaboratorIes RI: TM AdoPtion °' the holder of the following CCt Springs. certificates has filed said certifl. TAX DEED 0064, Spaulding, H C, 2307 Oak Aye, RWC & KNC, by CHARLES P. cites for a tax deed to Ilficates has flied said certificates 1 Telex IMS 100 Cartridge Deck be issued NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Sanford, Sanford Serenadere senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., FL; .1-0362.0302, CHAPMAN and ESTHER A. for a tax deed to be issued 1 Citation 12 Amptigier thereon. The certificate numbers thereon. that Gloria F. Brenner ITF 501 Toothacker, George, Box 265 A. CHAPMAN, PetItioners, Sanford Civic Center. The certificate numbers Custom Monitor Speakers and years of issuance, the and years Brenner the holder of the following Longwood, FL; .10367-0313, Warner, NOTICE OF ACTION 1 Custom Transformer Sanferd Rolaract, 7:30p.m., Florida Power & Light,301 crlption of the property, and the of issuance, the description of the certifIcates has filed said cer. Donald, Box 439, Longwood, FL;.1. property, an the names in which Control TO: ROBERT C. MIODUCKI Remort Volume names in which it was assessed are it tificates for a tax deed to be issued 0529-0027, Warner, Kuth Mae, 113 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. was assessed are follows: thereon. Assembly as follows: The certificate numbers West 15th St. Sanford, FL. Sasf.rd-Semhaole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m.,'Jaycee Certificate No. 267. Year of issuance YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the 4 B.201 speaks Modif led Certificate No. 26 and years of Issuance, the Information concerning the amount 1974. Description of Property LOT above, named Petit loners, 2 s.ak CM $00.10 Skers bulldin& French Avenue. Year of Issuance 1977 description of the property, and the or description of the Property and BLK 15 LOCKHARTS SURD PB 3 names in Custom Brackets - Painted CHARLES P. CHAPMAN and Description of Property: N',, of whIch it was assessed are the names and address of the holder Overeaters Aaonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall PG 70. Name in which assessed W. ESTHER A. CHAPMAN, have flied Wire Lot 30 (Less St. Rd. 100 + 553 Ft. of as follows: may be obtained by any person Sears. B. Evans. petition a in the above.styled Court E 173 Ft) st. Joseols PB 1 Pg. 114. Installation Labor Certificate Plo. 1460 possessIng an interest in the proper. All of said properly being in the for the adoption of the minor child 1 (Sat) Olshtables soiled sectio. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Name In which assessed: Albert Year of luuae 1977 by addressing an inquIry to "L" shape 7t' * ir' * 3' - 14 ga. named in that petition and you County of Seminole, State of are M. Hull, Jr.I Harold S. Hull. Description of Property: W 65 Ft. GERALD A. LEWiS, State Comp. stainless Center, Shell Road. Florida. galv. pn commanded to serve a copy of your - steel top All of said property being in the Unless such certificate or car. of Lot 40 + E 12 Ft. of Lot 39 troller, Abandoned Property Sec. bese,prewashslnk,withT&5.113.B. written defenses, Free weekly Braille classes and materials by Braille if any on KEN. County of Seminole, State of Washington Heights PB] Pg 37 tion, ATTN: Harry B. Carson, 1401 tiflcates shall be redeemed ac, pre.wash unit, scrap block, 75" NETH D. MORSE, ESQUIRE, Florida. Association of MId'FIorlda to teach sighted volunteers tO Name in which assessed: Shubert State Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida lcng, cording to law the property Construction Company. slanted rack shelf overhead, Petitioner's attorney, whose ad. Unless such certificate or car. tranocribe printed material, 10 a.m., Audubon Elemen. 3230) (904) 47.250]. so sure to open galvanized base. Clean sectIon diii described in such certifIcate or Is P.O. BOX 131, Orlando, tiflcates shall be redeemed ac. All of said property being In the Florida 32502. on or before Sep tarySthool, Room 1,1500 Falcon Drive, Orlando. Call mention account number 4" x 30' matchIng soiled section. tember 21, cording to law the property certificates be at sold the County of Seminole, State of BEFORE thethe name as published In highest cash will bidder the to court 1979, and file the original described in such certificate or Item No. 10. 6714. Florida. this notice. Unless proof of house door on the 0th day of October, 1 Dlshwaslw Hobart AM•11C. with the Clerk of this Court either certificates will be sold to the Unless such certificate or car. ownership is presented to the holder 1919 at 11:00 AM. 0.1dm Age OIyncs CommIttee, 8 a.m., Greater corner type, electric Mat, 113.201 befort service on Petitioner's at. highest cash bidder at the court tlficates shall be redeemed ac by November 2. 1919, the property Dated this 22nd torney or immediately thereafter; house door on the vott.modif led, Item No. 11. Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 24th day of Sep. day of August, cording to law the property will be delivered for custody to the )97 SArthur H. Beckwith, Jr. otherwise a default may be entered tember, 1 Hot Water Booster Hatco c.12, described in such certificate or Comptroller of Florida. Thereafter, 1979 at 11:00 A.M. Clerk of Circuit Court against you for the relief demanded CeitriJ Florida Civic Thestre Guild general mounted to underside dish of clean Dated this 15th day of August, certificates will be sold to the all further claims must be directed Of SemInole County, Florida in the petition. table, 220 volts 3 p1. Item No. 12. home of Mrs. John A. Sutton, Lake Dewns, Windermere. 1979. highest cash bidder M ftc court to the Comptroller of Florida. By: Beulah C. Brown WITNESS my hand and the seal 0 1 Sink-I compartment 14 gal. house door on the 24th day of Sep. Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, Social Coffee begins at 9:30 am. HARRY 8. CARSON Deputy Clerk stainless steei-42" x 24" pIus In. the Court at Sanford, Seminole teinber, 1979 at 11:00 AM. Administrator Publish Sept. 4, Il iS. 25, 1979 _____________________________ tegral 24" draIn board. OaIv. County. Florida, this 17th day Dated this 15th day of August, Clerk of Circuit Court of Abandoned Property Section DENt THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 August, 1979. tubularIegs-F&Sfaucef.ltemNo. (SEAL) 1979. Seminole County, Florida Publish Aug. 21, Sept. 4, 1979 South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, FLORIDA STATUTE 197.246 Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, DEM146 By: Beulah C. Brown ARTHUR H. BECKWITH,JR. NOTICE OF APPLICATION 1 Trash Compactor - precisIon Wymore Road, Altamonte Sings. Jr. _________________________ Deputy Clerk Clark of the Circuit Court FOR TAX DIED PR'S. Item No. 11 Clerk of Circuit Court of Publish: August 21, 25, September Lake Mary Rotary, I a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Seminole County, Florida 1 Pot Wash Sink- Uga. stainless NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 4, ;, 1979 Seminole County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By: Eve Crabtre Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary PresbyterIan; 7 steel 1Q'4" x 24 pius 2 integral that Jack E. Stamper I. Pauline W. By: Beulah Brown, DEM.113 EIOHTEINTH EIGHTEENTH Deputy Clerk drainbdard 24" long galv. tubular pJn., Quality jpji, LgaroM, $lernper the holder of the following . utyr -- . JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND POE T r'.t PublIth- Aunutt I- 5I t,.....i-. - • _vfl._ flul T,I,u ,.0 IJITI4JU • ruuuuIn: MUU5T i. ii, epiemoor .nazp U1ID, Lu a.m., Altamonte Springs, Civic SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA 4, ii, 1979 partm.nts. Item No. 16. tiflcates for a tax dead tO be swed 4• fl 1979 CoTter. CASE NO. 791UI.CA.29.I 1 Immersion Heater for nine DEM.117 ffi,on. The certificate numbers DEM.110 compartment of POIWIh sink 113 nuance, the ________________________ IN THE MATTER OF THE Did Worbb.p, 10a.m., and 7p.m. Montgomery Ward, end years of ADOPTION OF Toastmaster SO) Item No. 17. description of the property, Inratate Mall SANDY MARIE MURDOCI( lUnderbar Worliboard with two 3. names In which It was assessed are Pl.ld$taM1n 246 irNo atvte 197246 a minor child, Atteste Sçrbigs 8ertsa, noon, Ireland's. DISABLED compartment sink, two mixing ssfolie#s: CentIficateP4o. 147. Year NOTICIOPAPPLICATIONPOR Petitioner JOHN NOTICIOPAPPLICATION POE MICHAEl. AME RI CAN otfton. wft. Ice bin, dralnbssrd, Of I5*ICi tm, Of TAXDRID Robin FONTAINE cStu!531S4 Senlh*IcOf Property LOT 32 ELK C NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO: DARRELL R. MURDOCK stainless steel body with galvanized TajIc%..,5 HEREBY GIVEN, _____ BUNGALOW CITY PB 7 PG that Gloria F. Brennan Chaper ITF 501 1320 Cessna Street 8e.r CItIze dilee, 2p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic tubuilr legs. 1I'O" long x 24" wide. that Theodore M. Kimble the Name In which assessed Kenneth 0. B,ner the holder of the following ot the following certificates Niw Brighton, MInnesota 33112 Item No. IS. Cett.r. I. Mary M. Lauer. Hwy. 17.92 certificates has filed said car. NOTICE OF ADOPTION 3 Bottle Cooler Beverage Air - has tiled said certificates for a tax All of said property being In the tificates for a tax dead to be issued Ik Cteb .1 Cuielberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Cuselberry. dead to be issued thereon. The PROCEEDING 0*0 44. Item No. 19. County of Seminole, State of thereon. The certIficate numbers South of Sanford You are hereby notified that a DelteusTheatreArtaGulld, 7:30p.m., Episcopal Parish 1 Cooler Frsezer.Am,rican certifIcate numbers and years of Florida. and years of issuance, the desó'lption of the issuance, the petiton ton adoption of your minor Cooier.comblnation walk in box, House, Enterprise. Unless such certificate or cer description of the property, and the child was filed in the Circuit Court to" x WV' x 'V' high, two4hlrds property,lndth,namesinwhich it tificates shall be redeemed cc. Meetings Overeaters Aissymosse, 7:30 p.m., Community United names in which it was assessed are for Seminole County, Florida on cooler, 1.3 freezer remote was assessed are as follows: cording to law the property as follows: 7:30 1st Tues. Business. NO. 1419 MethOdist aiur(th, Cuselberry. August 16, 1979, by John Michael rsgrlgeratlon units. 111230 volt, described in such certificate or Year of Issuance 1977 CertifIcate No. 3466 FontaIne and you are neuirsd to .Saifsrd LA, 3 p.m., 12W W. First St. aluminum exterior, and Interior. certificates will be sold to the Description of Property: SEC 10 Year of Issuance 1977 serve a copy of your written Item No. 20. A1.Aasu, $ p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, highest cash bidder •t th court TWP 21$ ROE 31E N 143.3 Ft. of S Description of Property: Lot 66 defenses. if any to it, on the Bingo 1 (Lot) Sheh(lng for .walk.lns. hous.dooronthelthdayof October, Washington Heights PB3 Pg 37. 312.06 Ft. of 2$ Ft. of NE'.4 of Sanford. petitioner's attorney, whose name Hodges.Chrome plated wire Every Wed. & Sat.. 1979 at 11:00 AM. NW'I of 5EV. Name in which assessed: Lonnie and address Is Richard L. Mamele, Amerlcu AUICIUIS .1 UnIversity Womea, 7:30 p.m., shelving. Item No. 20*. Early Birds 7:15 p.m. Dated thIs 22nd day of August, A.a. Leone Ashe. Name in whIch assessed Post Office Drawer H, Sanford, 1 CheF BroUa Vulcan.11" lOfl9 Sear,, Altamonte Mall. 1979. Marianne Kimble All of said property beIng In the Florida 32711 and file the original gesstandard finish Model M 7509. S.Arthur H. Bectwith, Jr. All of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of with the clerk of the above styled SemI..l. Coy ancb American Auoctatlon of M1731. Item No. 1. Clerk of Circuit Court County of Seminole, State of Florida. court on or before September 20. Did you know that your of Seminole County, Florida 1 ConventIon Oven Vuican.larger. University Women orientation matIng, 7:30 p.m., Sear's Floilda. Unless such certifIcate or cer. 1979; otherwll. a ludgment may be club or organization can finishgss itS volt IllOfOf By: Beulah C. Brown activity reom Altanionte Miii. R.fr,sh D,d,, available,? Unless tiflcates shall be redeemed ac. entered against you for the relief such certificate or ci,. Modei OT $ Item2. Clerk appear In this lIsting each Dap', cording to law the property demanded In the petItion. p.m. 1 Range with own and 4 burners tificatis shall be redeemed ac Publish Sept. 1, 11, 1$, week for only $3.50 per cordIng described In such Certificate or to law the property I HEREBY CERTIFY thata copy DIN6 - wIth one Standard finish single dssaibed week? This is an Ideal Pr.)act COPE, aelf.help program for fp,jplH of p• certificates will be sold to the of the petition for adoption and this in such certificate or deck shelf.Vulcan.Model 7143*. certIficates wIll be sold way to Inform the public highest cash bidder at the court notice have been furnished to me to the sons with mental Or emotional problems, 7:30 p.m., PICTITlOuSN*gI item No.3. highest cash bidder it the court hous. door on the 24th day of Sap. above named addressee bY certIfied cl-your club acttvttler. NotIce is hereby given that I am 1 Hood OIIV. WOO COfl$tTUCtIOII. Oviandi Regional Mental Health Center, Floor 7C, Con. house door on the UN day of Sep. tarnber, 1979 .t 11:00 AM, engaged in business at P.O. Box mail, return receipt requested, this I'S" x 34" deep and 24" hIgh box fseanns Re Dated this 13th day of August, 16th day of August, 1979. tembo,, 1979 at 11:01A.M. Caisolberry, Fla. 33707 Seminole type,specialcoflstrvct4nf.,fling if your club or organ. this 13th day of August, County, Florida, under the fictItio's s Richard L. Mamele WZDNUDAY,$EPT1SUU height, S filters 2 tights, custom 1979 Sidnature: ArthurH. Beckwlth, izatlon would like to be nemeof STAR PEOPLE RECORDS HUTCHI$ON, MORRIS & built. Item No.1 Hanging Hood by Pr.. ICOIE Small louse SimI.ar, 7:30 p.m., First ArThurH.SICkWIIh, and that I intend to register said j included in this listing MAMELE olkers. Clerk of Circuit Court Fidal 8&L FrImdp Room, 141 & Magnolia An., . name with the Clerk Of the CircUit Post Office Drawer H call: 1 Fire Protection System -safety Jr. Of Clerk of Circuit Court Of CountY Florida Court, Seminole County, Florida In Sanford, Florida 37711 For p.rso annlng to go ho bmhw first. Item No. IA By: Beulah C. Ernest SSOIIOOII County, Florida accordance with the Telephone: 301.322.1011 1 Work Table 75* 30, IIgi Ewning Hesald Deputy Clerk By: Bouleh C. Broom the Fictitious Name Statutes, Attorney for Petitioner stainless steel top, II go. guy. VO' Publlsh August 21, IL September Deputy Clerk Wit: Section 013.0' FlorIda Statutes WITNESS my hand and hat Of fuij$ leN. 1 dersheff -. :, CLASSIFIED ijjjjj 11, W79 PUBlISh: August 21, 2$, Septmber said Court at Sanford, Florida, this l9 friction slide - gate. drawer. Item 4,1), DEPARTMENT 1979 DIM.I)1 _______________________ 11th day of August, 1979. $4. Tarry Brooks Ne. S. DSM.109 322.2611 PUblish: August 11, 2), 25, PLOSIDA STATUTE 197.746 (SEAL) ' PLORIDA STAYUT 197.246 1 Ovarlteod Pot Beck Three bar tiIIIW 1, 1979 NOTiCE OP APPlICATION POE Arthur H. IeckwItN. Jr. NOTICE OP APPLICATION s a OR*j.J TAX DIED - -IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE Clerk- of Circuit Court Patricia RobInson THU IISHTIINTN JUDICIAL . NOTICE IS HENlEY GIVEN, NOTICI IS HERESY GIVEN, 1 Chef Table N" * 21", 14 ga. PICTITIOUSNAMI am CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOSE Deputy Clerk that layman J. & Mary H. Schmitt 11111 laymen .3. & Mary H. Schmitt atelnises sIseI tip, to ataintess Notice Is hereby given that I FLORIDA Publish: August 21, II, September steel 'No huMor Of the fellowkig No IIOId0 Of 111 NIIIWIIII CII' avarhaad shoW. Hake. In business at 013 N H''. COUNTY, 4, 11, 1979 Iwicat. has flied said certificates titIcoles lies filed said CertIficates way 427 Longwood Seminole CASE NO. 79.1541.CA.NI Infrared teat lamp V' lens j' IN THE MATTER OP THE DEM.116 Wi tax deed lobe Issued thereon. * a tax - I. be Issued thereon. mounted to the underside Of top ty, Florida. under the fictitious ADOPTION 5I I OF :.:3h1 ourtilcal. numbars and years The certificate numbers and years Wielt. 1$ i. gate. widorshelt 19 ISesanos. No dsscrlpleo me Of Isatance, No description ei me t$ist intend to register said name ARLI$STEVINWOODALL,II gslvanlzed tubular loge. Item No.6. a mIner child. IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THE arty, and the names In which It property, an the names In which It 1 Dual Temp. Refrigerater 115 volt Clerk of 11w Circuit Court lIi. tie fj5, Petitioner: JOSEPH T. HICKSON IISNTIUNTH JUDICIAL CIR' ,N rALI4w Plor4 Victory RF$..O.S1. Item No. 7. FWE OWII I"JIS Cart$IcaI. No. 31 tificate No. 230. YeW Issuance osrdance wIth the provisions of me CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1 RefrIgaroler Victory hiD. TO: AlLIS STEVEN W000AI.L COUNTY. FLORIDA Vo if Issuance: 1974 1974. DescrIption of Pnaorly LOTS Fictitious Name Statutes. To.Wlt SIedIS" $3. Item No, S. 01$ Sullivan DescriptIon if Property: LoI 21 19 + 50 FLA LAND + Section 50101 FlorIda Statutes CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.14$.CM4.P 1 Roll Warmer Teestenaste, wnI:iiilq NOW r1U' iI.i ROSELAND PARKS lot ADO PR? COLONIZATION COS ADDTO 3S7OA.meimIid an undsrsliew Of Mohawk Manufacturin• 10711Colorado Springs, Cilorado IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: 06 SOUTH SANFORD PS 1 PG 73. NANCY MOORE, Item No.1.115 $lIs. Item No., NOTICE OP AROPTION Nom, Ni which aseaNd: Mali, & Name In which 11011usd I. H. 1 Undirbar Werhaserd wIts three Pisilds Ouusi Leldigh CALENDAR ,i,.. 6-Child Care fl A ._.18-HeIpWand For a career in Reel Estate cal, Stemper Agency, Wm Stemper, Will keep sm children inmyhomewkdays 323.1 175 -- Smail kids I babies. Breakfast, lunch & snacks. d- wk. S70 one, so two. 3226432. 9-Good Things to Eat Poultry, beet, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 Order. Sanford area. 322-2374. Sam's Portion Meats. - __________ - -- li-instr ions MAKE AN HEIRLOOM Creative Expressions 323-88)2 - PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS 322.7346 21-Situations Nanted ________________________________ Experienced Nurses Aide will care for invalid in your home during dcv time hours. 322.1921. COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. 18-Help Wanted - - ******** - - S - , __ - - - - - - - - - QTE RI CTDA RR I REALTY -- Exp. mach. must hav, own tools. S day, wk., paid holidays, frInge benefits. $200 to $300 start depending on exp. 339.2962. - ___________ - - . -, --... -- --. - - ,' - _____ • h -- ____ ' Part time ix,. floor man. Days. - . Apply In pinion Sanford Nursing & Coøv. Center, 9* Msllonville Ave., Sanford. W*I* VOW shop. _l_ Of lii. '' I_I.. tI' MSI króawn . 4.444444 WELDER FITTERS Real bluoNds AAA 912 French Ave. (Corner iNN & French) 323.1171 _____ '- . • - - - - IamaSshs-,30p, saj - . - ',- - * - - - 1 - - - Insurers Escrow Servic, D....,..kf%I4ta.a. OF SEMI NOI..P COUNTY Nails Title Searcher - RepIytoP.O.Sox219, Fern Park. FIa. 32230. - - - . ___ ___ _____ - . . . - - -. - - - -- PRESSER i*poriencsd. Apply - Carriage Cleaners 134 Shopping Ceisr. Hwy. 4 UnpNsal. - - - -- . -. . -.-•. - - - - -. - ' __ _ NdP*No " ___ * - rur °'r,ui ala, zIu;*ed 97. ISMI 0*39414 - ' - __ _ __ _ 0139145 Hema () 1 4. 11. IL $uslamsu 0139.111 finance. Easy terms. 3 51, 2 I 05.1 home. beoutlItly warN Shop, pr ______________________________ $0L1IP. Terms. Excellent opportunity - -, - lu h1ClPTiOIIIi ,9e. - AAAIMPI.OYM*NT 9llFrmchAv.. IConser lOIN I Frdh) ails,' Ji,'i&i MID 30s Assume VA mortcage wpayments Of $315 for PITI. Better than rent. 3 BR 2 B home on corner lot. Call, 0. make an offer. bAAtI I' J On beautiful St. Johns River. 3 Berm 2 Bath 60*24 doublewlda In lovely well maintained Leisure World Mobil. Estates. Don't let this get awayl Call today II see REALTY NEAR LAKE MARY Cement Elk, 3 Berm Wi Bath home, new paint inside, vacant & ready. OWNER CARRY MTG. 019,900. - The Real JUST LIKE NEW Good area, best schools. KItchen equIpped, central N&A. 3 5mm 1½ lath. i.. r, 27$loMvlAvs. *3-7972 Estate Agency 1k Mary new house just finished. 3 BR 2 B, lot 9Ox 110'. 9, pct. mort. Also Ii acres pasture or farm land near Oviedo & 3 acres prime land Seminole Blvd.. Casseiberry. 830 9537. 3435', S. French 117-92) Sanford 323 1324 ('1 3011. teeIman 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST $32,100. ASSUMABLE MOR-TGAGE. er 53.105 don a. assume mart. Appres 53* Iso. No qualifying, Lovely 3 51, 3 S block home. 3324216 Oft p.m. 3 BEDROOM Wi BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CONDITIONER, OVER SIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR 1K. MONROE REDUCED TO $35,500. OWNER LEAVING STATE. I SN, IS haled awlmmin, peel, I car garage, lake -view. 159 Lk. Del Dr. 553.215. MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. VENYMODERNI SEDROOM 2 BATH, HUGE FIREPLACE & lATIN KITCHEN. TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. 011.205. I acres Cemiry Club Rd. & DIII St. Sn-. HOME PlUS EIAUTY SHOP 3 SLIbaIN horns & bisity shopI All Ni euicollstt coed. - SW... $1101.11 REALTY HALOL8ERT, REALTY 301 MyrtlsAve., SaMs. - INC. REALTOR *17550 - ee our beautiful new BROADMORE, front 5. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 323-3200 VA & FHA Financipg 7575. Open daily 96, Sun. 176- _____________________________ FURNITURE BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finan Beds. DbI motel box sprIngs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 5 French. 373 7310 51-Household Goods New Butcher Block 5. Chrome contemporary LR tbls, Orig. retail $69.9S. NOW $10 Sanford Used 1 pc walnut BR suite, I FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 130-0133 or 3394711 eves. 54-Garag.Sahss - 55-Boats & Accessories 339-0309' 339 OSOsI 45-A-staf Sliti a Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 25106 4' boat 7$ hp motor & trailer, needs work. $400; canoe good shape, 575. 323-6425 call anytime. 13 ft. 7SHP Johnson trailer. Runsgood. $750. Call 323-9463 ROBSON MARINE $21 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa 3277) - -- " -!ki1Q - 5:15 p.m. or any t,me Sat 0t Sun. I ________________________ 1i1IUE' 1.1 .5 Conditioning Repairs Air CondItioning, Heating, Electni. Cal, Plumbing ServiceS. Repair. CallLarryforFreoEst 6716291 Lic, Bonded & Ins HAPODYMAN-GEN. HOUS HOLD REPAIRS' FROM CU* TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAOPENTRY-PAINTlNG.SpRlps LERS. 3236766 ANYTIME. Central Heat & Air Cond Free Est, Call Carl Harris at The weather is perfect for backyard Sale sell everythiq fast with a want ad Call 377 26I or 831 9993. SEARS. Sanford 372)771 Appliances Lawn Maintenanci Alans Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed.3730039 I Certified Lawn & Landscape FREEESTIMATES r 3238719 Mowing 32l00 Beauly Care ---Handy Paul, has truck will trav4l. - ____________________________ - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON ormerii Harniett's Beauty P1004 519 1st St., 32-5742 Wants to make small househofd repairs, carpentry, painting 1. misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 65. Carpsntry Ugtit Hauling 1 Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 3.49 5311 _____________ I. OlficeCisanIng Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks a. etc. LICENSED$69.9455 Custom Office Cleaning, Cofflmercial. new const, Licensed, bonded & insured Quality service everytime. Ph. 323 0541 or 665-5954. ids gone, but the swing Set in lb back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad Call 322-2611. - ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways 8. add ons. Quality work, no job too small. 891 49)1. __________________________ Painting _________________________ Painting by Anthony Corino, tenor, exterior qualified in Ill phases. Free Est. Call 3220031 - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 75 yrs. Exp. 569-s5ü' Painting& Repair _______________________________ Sgt Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 323 1701. essnINkI,1 I1Ot0Waphic Alterations, Dressmakln Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & 'as, repair service 3336101. _______ -. Orooirdi4 BOSIIig ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. 333 5757 ____________________________ - Tractor Service - 08. M Tractor Service Mowing I discing, cultivation dItch banks chopped. All service reasonable & prompt. Realtors our specialty. Good ref. 3495777, Hams Iniiwsmsids Cissning R&R Pressure & Steam Cleaning. Roof, homes, mobile homes, ttc. Mobile home special 13x60, $33.50. Reasonable rates, 'all work guaranteed. 33) 7153. __________________________ PAINT ING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Freebst. 323-Od29afterS:30 . VlnyIflsmir -. Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad. 333.30)) or 53). I01% buy back payments & assume 333.7331. - I _____ Losing your home & credit. Will - PS. PB, AC, AT. AM Radio LiI. New. Nothing down - lake ov payments Phone 3237178 att' I -- Losing your home credit' I w, catch up back payments & buy equity. 323-03)6. ------------ '77 Plymouth Fury Sport H. Tot, cars, trucks & heavy equipment,,. 1 Man, quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 337132) 47-RsalEstati iWsd - 1 I ____________________________ 'oving Sale: Sat, 100 Par Place. Bar Stools, refrigerator, BR suite, gas grill & misc. Items. - MUST SELL CsranIcT1IS Jsed color TV set 1970 model Zenith 23" works good, $123. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17-97 So. of Sanford. 3770721. REAL1OR' ----------- Room Additions - remodeling . general home repairs- no lob too small, Call 3239465 anytime. Stereo-Cabinet style record player, tape deck & radio comb., $90. 323-9465. - JUST MAI(E PAYMENTS 69 75 models C,ilI 339 9)00 or 834 4605 ID'alerl Top Dollar Paid for junk 53-N. RadiD. Stereo GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. 521.000. l0pct.dwn. Byowner 365-3495, eve. 349-5431 - 40.000 mu 13.000 Call between 13 PM Owner 3?? 0)53 ________ ________________ Brand New Interspring Bedding', price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage, 17-92 5. of Sanford 322-1721 52-Appliances ' 76 Chry Newport custom nower 2 dr H T Looks nei. ---- Commercial - - 73 Duster ocyl auto. new insp runs good 5750 3235455 ' 323 1295 - - BUY JUNK CARS From SiOto $50 Call 322 1624. 32? 1460 New 5 pc dinette set. Table & 1 chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 Soof Sanford. 377 1721. New 10 pc modular LR suite. $555. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 Soof Sanford. 3275721 1 - - i-- ' - mortgage. Vinyl repaIr&recolo,ing ' Saveuptosopcs.o reuphoistery charge. N9.$I?) To L15t Your Business,.. DloJ 32226TI o 831-9993 WILL BUY EXISTING ThI & 3t MORTGAGES. N. Liii, Lic Mtg. Sreker. 035 Ni. 40 Wymors II., Attaminte. 543.743 Senford321O iindo 327-1117 Iv'. 31.0615,311.1117,2137177 Estate. Furniture Salvage, Il 9? So. of Sanford. 3278721. Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper lone washer & matching dryer. bike new 5S00 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So. of Sanford. 372-5721. Sanford Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are waler front. $63,500. -.5. . 78 Aspen S W. fully eqpt ______ SIOKIR "A LAND SUPIRMAIKIT" - ------ . Air Philco S S copper tone refrigerator w-ice maker. Like new. $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 11-97 So. of Sanford 373.$fl) REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 749$ 70) 0.ldg E. Altamonte Dr. - -- 72-Auction -I - $300 dwn takeover payments 322.5990 cing' No one in Orlando Sanford area refused credit if you will pay '. down! Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WH IG HAM Fli RNIT Li RE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., 143 1860 KENMOR'EWASHER - Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 CailBart '73 Delta 88. .ldr air, power. $1500 531 57O at' A Residential Auctions & Ap prls Call Dell's Auction. 323 $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1? 92 So. of Sanford. 322-512). 42-Mobile Homes 'ea - For PROGRESS TODAY at: Or lando Wholesale Furniture Disl 2500 Industrial Blvd off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint, I blks. west of III. 298 - 19 aces Alrpsrt Stud. ____ $MW. - Oct. ', bal, terms. S pct. kit. - dresser, mirror, chest & bed. ALTAMONTE - Lot 100* 174 plus CS Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy 436. $79,900. - Inc., RaIto,s ?1 0041 __________________ - REAlTORS - Lk Mary Ave. "a blk E of Country Club Rd. 99' Zoned commercIal 8. 164' Zoned Ri-A. $21,000. A. B. Pope, REALTOR, Owner 131-1330 If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 333. L:i b By WORLD. (CI)) at 311, Wa S spilt plan, fenced yd., sc. ptlo, cony., workshop or off I in rear. All for 301.9*. Barber shop includes all opjlp. mint, conmerclI Bldg. and land. High traffic ares. Could N converted to ice cream, ham. burger stand, etc. Owner will Req Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 321 0759 Att. fIrs 377 7A43. 177 1M9 43-lots-Acreage 0 REALTOR MIS 323-6061 or eves. 323 03)7 __________________________ Dont pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet I gitur.AAgI ,t .-. . -.'...- I • ___________________ lwuie. 1150 sq ft Ilvlig ann. -, .- - BuiidtoSuit-ouriotoryours. FHA•VA, FHA 235 I. 243 _______________________ 2341$. French Ave. 3224331,323.7)73,332.0779 tILe. ____ - -- PARK REALTORS Single story downtown bldg. 1,000 sq. It. Great for storage, warehouse or tax shelter. Only Builders 11th - - WANT ADS ANt dLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. - 2565 $41000. - BATEMAN REALTY - In DeBary 3 BR. 2 bath block home. Central H&A,wwcarpet. screened porch, sodded yard, paved street & Much More. 80 pct. assumable mortgage. $27,500. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 3226457 Aft.S3277111 Multiple Listing Service 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 46 I Country Club Rd. ' . HIGH & DRY ANYTIME AU. FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2 story downtown store bldg. over 13.000 sq. ft. $14,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased. - 322-2420 -... Part time dIshwasher & part time waitresses. Apply in person Days Inn Sanford, $1 411 II. . A cii 1mm REAL TOP i27 4991 MULTIPLE L 1ST ING SERVICE Eves 349 5100 322 1959 M. Unsworth Realty . ____ AGENCY -- - - Want to buy small air compressor 4010 50 lb capacity Good cond 3237339 -- New & Used Furniture 5005, Sanford Ave. 323 6593 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3fl 2611 or 83) 9993. Sanford's Sales Leader - . , 'ST!MPER . , ___ Terms. $40,300. - - Furn Appliances, Plunihi..9 F,xtures BIdg,Material 37256S9 FURNITURE & THINGS Buy 8. Sell CASSELBERRY 3 BR,) bath. $26,00C 423-2191 a .'cres Peola Markham area. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES -JOIN SANFORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE' JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1 -_______ - ' PROCIUDINS Plums Nears. Vkhsro. Wlfe Petitliner, gamurImasI Sink. fewest, miskis PruMEI ' You ore hereby notified Niat a AM Of said propafly being Ni the AU f sail priparty bohig in the olsella. wits Ice in. stsNWsN doom , $s$IJj,5eaJ ' P1911100 Is, adeplien ii your minor DONALD LIE MOOSE, FI.jldo. 'county if limbiele, State Vet A Wdy.$peWrelI.galv.Iege,7v, long child was flied in the Circuit Court ___________________ Unless such Cert*ulg or pa. Hvsbend.U$punluiI. *24" wIde, Item No. $1. litleates Shall be r*smod ac Nv $amkwte Ciwwy, FNviea en Unties such cedItlule or NOTICE OF ACTION PlorNa 3CoM Pen drip in tO for salad odIs,t. low the prepsity ttNeOfIs Shell be reNamed ac AuuSt4.1979WJeS*t. Nkkaes TO: Donald Lie Mien NOTICIOPAPPLICATION . hers, 17" x N" * Ole" ID. 13 go, in such cerwiqie or csvdlag to law the preperty and YOU VE reqUited N serve acupy 7101 MWISck Road TAX NED otsinloN stool s.irlav por. NomeNu wid be suM te the desa*ed in such -certificate or NOTICEme. New Viemia, Ohis $119 IS HERESY GIVEN. Of yewrwnlltsndslunaas,Ilany$,It, Waled Isles B09i. 50W gsto. ,)*lIl cNo hldoer 09 *0 IllS patitiolur's iiI5rU, wbome suit Wicates will be sold to thu *19 ElsIe C. Cellitselieldv sits. (Lest od*sus) ulterior, Nolatet 1" *aIn ests. MuaeNovsstheIlNdovolOiMba,, Silgiuust CNN blOW 09 the Cued lolis,ulng wtIl$csles has fifed i-id items No address is RIchard I.. YIII,00IIALD II 3900*1, are IteM Nell 1991091:01 AU Noeeen*0SNopotIibai cs,t$cates Nv a tax deed to N Mantels, Piet Office Drawer H, hereby neistid theta PetNhi Nv 3 Plastic meNu Sisrd4reisr '.. Nos this day 09 fUijijot, 1999a111:SA.M. Issued thereon - The certIficate $infoid. Florils Wi) led the the DIssolution 19 MarvIoes his Bess C394191114 CM. OSIuI this 2210 isv II i'wpist1 nwukusaPdyesrsel levine,, w. arlsmi w$h *SC*NOf ISis ihew. tiled against yew. and yew or. IWe*.Itllpj Jebnnes Nail '-c Ilinalure: Arthur N. Seckwl*, WA. desaipelsii ii Ills prspsrtj, and Ills styled COINI Sn or BoNn, Iu,.Iu*i.r - reopilned 1 serve a cepy 09 your -ss$lIS wISer iosfies sil, -' I. k*ur H. Sedwith, Jr. IL 1979: ulhurwisea luheemous may anawar to or pisedNig isthe Fustian *eaw No ublqst II" long, Item It s .,ma. i, Clerk 09 CircuIt -Court Clerk if CircuIt duet bowWwsdagaNwbyeuWthe,$s. So, Dissolution - Of Meniigs en No. al as ItEm: Wikite Cawnty, if Seminole dtuly, PWW5 demanded in the p0IIlise Contlfleots tuflsIIrpw P. KInj if TiuSman, 591; y.e, 1 Weirhuil Ice Color oN No.. I NIfiSY CERTIFY Nolu may ParrIsh I Kotar, P.A., SwiSs 101 oN - CISIt Item Na. IL By: Isulali C. Irma 1977. Isssance DescrIption if .' vt .:iri C. Irma . Deputy Clerk Of Nip petition Wadupliss .ed this West Cimoteck, Winter Park, OlmNpNosmPuroWwe Publish Sept. 4.11,1110.1979 niNes have boss llwnhshed N *5 Plinida 12759, AtIennay for - 60 FormIca y Clet P55 PG II. Name in Tue TISIeN * 21 .:,1'1Iez $*U'I' 4. 1!, 19. IL D1s.$ NowensmsdsdI,siusWwlm.4 PseltIshe, No fits She elisliol. Ol*bIschmentii4p,,ngloN NF::IL L.mbedauentlnw ol ANifSsidpraglflpbslIl5Ni*5 Mdt.rSlurEnS(sietflSU**IMI _sjurerpl,iflnIinIheOthc.ol typo -: FICTSTISV$IINiI Cswsly $0 $iminNo, state et tolhisyol 'iiiot. 1979. NoClurkifin, Circuit Court es or $PormlcaNeuplT$m-1g1 Nst1caiskamSylvusth19wswe sari.. Shideori L. M1msIs boNn No INN day SI leptumlur, 19wlthstscknms.-.. in lusinsa at 501 I. Unless su corsticais i, o. NUTCHISON. MORRIS & WWltyewteNtodaIIu*rselW • *MiiiTiiti - AUSus.- $11111 IN, IIWNuS Shall be nNuuted as. M1Il doheuItOlMWlsNop,ssl*,* *0ijui iqio, Ofosle -iNN piptg_$pp'fpgs, $l5ls go,djpg Past Chico Ir l N 5ll property *5 nets. ilinunlad in No PulNhI.a *u*us$0 ask No sad Ps. NouMm1IoN wauua Sanford, Pleke 3977$ or*al erti*5S•, 97scn - - ,,j i, $ pyrk, CLMNJ 9*tOles wiN be suM- Ip me - - Ti'*flai: IN**1 DONE No ORDERED 11 BeCINo NOW -fl*lt ftusJft led *SIII5 i119 cNN bIdes, 11 *0 -nowes - AlISiMj Nv OriNos. bangs Csunty Cogr. WITNINhIMMINootat WJferJ%ufeMaemswithNo kspsIOWran*sIth*5etOüelor, (SEAL) tOIL FleiMo. * MB day if sole Court 11 ,Vleu*s, this *0CNoiiIineN $9111 11:01AM. T$I$$mytOdaed*0esjif Iw it *WIinIiW**UwbIB Nosd*lsI*5d,Olrtjpad,MldCourt*pNortpWWs,fo iiü) -: . - (SEAL) No p1u 11 SW PNIItO lOIN dayif vget lOW. ARTHUR N. SECKW$Tlf, jR Ij1ter Ii. .w t 1f$1J1LY.19II Sadlun Atlhut N Eu21M*. Jr AI*IW Ii IMBeIIIN. fr, CluE if the CitcoW Chill I CLERK IF THE CIRCUIT -- .*' l$9. -rkCIrcour9'. if-TWCfreuII Court 5aly,P COUST -. '3 BR 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. BEAUTIFUL custom 4 BR. 3 B homeinldyilwildelSuperpoot& patio, sunken LR.FR, FP 8. many unique featuresl BPP WARRANTED. Yours for Sanford 2 BR, 25, all appl., w.w carpet, pool. Close to everything. Asking $33,750. 327. 0333. ______________________ - "2 unit cot house. 121.300. $43,730! 40-Condornjnjunn - By Owner 3 or 4 BR 1 bath. eat in kitchen, fenced yard. Sanford. 530.000 372 6772 after 5:30 pm - _________________ W Uarnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W, Commercial Phone 372 7881,Sanford , ATTRACTIVE 4 BR, 1'!, B home on Oak shaded lot in Winter Spgsl C HIA, w-w carpet, fenced yd in quiet residential area. BPP WARRANTED. Just OnLakeMarylBR2bath, air conditioning. $400 mo. Call 323-1192 - - - WHY NOT Create your own grand home or convert this estate to preferred Apts. on over '/, acre Fantastic Buy for $75,000! fl-Houses UnfUrnished - * * * * * * * CASHIERS Immediately P.T.a. FT. AAAEMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve. (Corner 1h&Frinch) 41-Houses 323.5176 -- -. 4 .4. 4 4 .4. .4. 4 Beautiful home site. Osteon area ______________________ almost] acres. 510,50. Working college student needs turn. rm. or will share with Spotless 3 BR, 1 B, ref., stove. un mivo drapes, part. furn., for only TEXAS OIL COMPANY urgently $20,500. needs person M.F over 40 protected industrial sales 3 BR, Wa Ba, w-2 adioinlng lots + territory. No relocation. AAA.1 fruIt trees. $21,950. firm established since 1933. Liberal commissions, Op. immaculate 4 BR, 2 5, 2 car portunity for advancement. For garage ww carpet, c H&A, personal interview, write K. N. fod yd. $53,901 Rru,,. iuthw.ern . ..Petroleum, BOX ilL Ft. Worth, Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, car T*. 76101. bE. -rt, den wwet bat, oil in kit. 123.000. Table service personnel needed for new LaM Mary Restaurant. Zoned commercIal - 100' on Must be outgoing, experienced Sanford Ave. $15,500. only. 1 day shift for waitress - waiter, 1 night slift for waitress 3 BR, I B, gas heat, fenced yd. waiter. Also I day shift for Salad $26,500. Realtor Owner. Station, no exp. necessary. 322. 1lI0.2tolp.m.or 123-3021 (Sun. REAL ESTATE & Eves.). ASSOCIATES NEEDED Cash for your lot' Will build on your lOt ox our lot V Enterpr,se, Inc. Model Inc. Realtor .44 3013 BR 2 B, 2 story home, $42,500. *9.2 acres w mobile homç. Osteen. $10,600. JUSTLISTED3BR2'i, Rhomein Idyllwllde on 2.3rd acr.. Relax I. Enjoy the many •xtras this home provides with lots luxury featuresi BPP wi' RANTED. Yours for 55$ SOOt Sm. unfurn house, elderly - couple or person. No children or pets. $120 mo. 322.3$)? aft 4 PM or wkends. .4. .4. Low Down Payment *10.7 acres, Osteen $11,200. I IVIVI REALTORS OVER 6 MILL ION INSALESINI979 _______________ ' - VA.F HA.235-Con. Homes *3 BR 1 B C-A, $74,000. - . New 233 Homes, 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222287. *I - , 41-Houses 41-Houses IUttOI 30-Apartments Unfurnlshed -. ' your hair for the ast two hours!" REALTY I L1I91) --- --- Jsed ventory of new furniture, bed. ding, & GE appliances & TVs at I _________________________ _____________________________ DISTRESS PRICES'! Public & Dealers Invited! SALE IN flJunk Cars Removed you reaoy ye)( Touve oeen senng .S BR 2 B, 2 story home 145.000 Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom 0. Dad to let 31-Apatfi'neifls Furnished you have a classified ad garage _____________________________ ,.,, sale. Aott for -town, very Militant Bookkeeper.clerk.typist, Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Proficiency in statistical typing Ava. exp. in Accounts Payable rig. 3222754. 31.A apIsxis . LPN. Fulltlme&parttlm,. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Duplex for rent Center, 919 E. 2nd St. AIRPORT BLVD. $200 mo. 132 SALES Clothing experience AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (Corner 10th a. French) 333.5176 UI 24 HOUR I]] 322•9283 *flI,. - t.,00d _____________________ WINTER PARK FURNITURE ' HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS tOR EVER' We are offering their $80,000 In Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly 8. monthiy rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak 8-41-7883. qajazea NOTICE OUT OF BUSI NESS SALE!! 101111$ 1 BR- $159 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of AIrport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call ..g.'uwv mai uI., a vuu,u. -.______________________ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanfoid Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used turn,ture, Refrig Stoves, •gol WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES Sanford Fur flit ure Salvage 372 6771 • - fldWlU, aren _____29-Rooms Hwy 9?. I mile west of Speedwa Daytona Beach, Will hold public AUTO AUCTION PvPr6 Tu,?sclay 8. Saturday at 7 30 It I the only one in Florida You s4 tpe reserved price Call 904 255 8311 for further detaIs I ____________________________ ,,tJ,..,..,., O DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIO1 Cash 322-4132 I DAI CfAT ____ SAL ES RECEPTIONIST Management potential with fast moving company. We need aggressive people with good personalIty & good phone voice. Salary + commission. Call Annette 323.5176 I 68-Wanted to Buy _______________________________ ____________________ - -- - - 3235774 Day or NIqht LOANS UP TO $50,000. ******** - ._,-._ Investments, bill consolidation, melon purchases, or any need. Call: 322-4612 Blazer Financial Services - ttoy's Pants Sales? Pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 I -__________________________________ Refrigerators, color TVs. 2621 S Sanford Ave., 322 1491 Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. int.DAl TAD MIS 2NDMORTGAGE - - / - 80-Autos for Sale C.11 C.irk 5. Hirt 373 7580 _____________________________ Screened & Washed dy. Approved for Orainlield Central Contracting Inc 901 736 6873 90.4 775 3583 Harold Hall Realty - -.-.- - FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND - FANTASTIC 1g. fam. 4 BR, 2 B. FR. cent. air, ww carpet, 1g. rm%, fenced yd with well 6. sprinkler, in ground pool, choice neighborhood. $43,900 cxc. terms. ___________________________ - ROC K - It you Oon't tell people. how ar they gong to know' Tell the with a classified ad by C.,hlifl 322 2611 or 831 9993 _____________________ - ..: I. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Ui 31366 or 3217 71fl 62-Lawn.Garden PFSI'I TS ( GRACIOUS, OLD 2 story. 4 BR, B. breakfast nook, FP, library, perfect setting for antues. $65,000. RECEPTIONISl'PIOSTESS Excellent opportunity AAA EMPLOYMENT - (Corner 10th 5. French) 323.5176 - Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars. fl1Pllfjt'S drumS etc Bob Balls Discount Music Center 2202 French Av 327 2255 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN YOU'LL LIKE THE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST I EXECUTIVE HOME immaculate i R, 2' bath, 2 fireplaces. Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. .crened porch 8. outside brick only! Wages commensurate w patio. Lush landscaping. 597,500, I abUity-fringe benefits. SPANISH STYLE family home 3 COOKS CASHIERS BR, 1' B. 1g. iose$s. Pan. FR. Experience desired. Good pay, in. storage cabinets in DR. $31,000. surance, vacation, credit union & profit iharing Arrly in rwn LARGE LOT 3 BR, 2 B spilt ptan, Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake ueautitully landscaped. fenced Mary Blvd. at 1-4. bk. yd., room for garden $32,500 The sooner you place your classifiedad,ffiewoneryouwill get results. 78-MtorcycieS- 59-Musical lrcl'hndiw WILSONMAIERFURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 311 31SF First 5' 32' 5627 - -- 50-MisCellaneous for Sale I-- -- -- SPANISH 2 STORY Exciting 3 Bdrm 7 bath POOL homeonoverl,acrew beautiful F1', beamed ceilings, formal OR, pan FR, eat in kit 8. detached Cabana. 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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. VIRGO ( Aug. 23-.Sept 23) playersdi d ve their 0 J 6 PISCES (Feb. SM&ch 30) partners a chance to go Everything will go along A K7 5 wrong. on the theory that Listen to advice today, but do beautifully today unless WEST Ce to EAST when you know exactly what someone challenges vour not give "Ore creden 0 965 0 108743 to do you should do it, the) viewpoints. You won't take too others' statements than they IV 5 2 9 A 6 took that first trick with their , kindly to that and could sound desme. Rely upon Your Own 4 KQ10 A9742 ace and led back the singleton Intelligence as well. off abrasively. How to get along • 1086 42 • 9 nine of clubs. Later on, they ARM (March April 19) won the first trump, put their with other signs is one of the SOUTH partners in with the second The desire to seek information sections you'll enjoy in your *Q2 diamond and got a club ruff V K9 8 7 3 doesti't necessarily guruAse new Astro-Graph Letter that that they wanted. * 853 the right begins with your birthday. Mail you'll come up with ' . Q pp lying a new $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box answers. Before a technique, double-check with a Vulnerable: East-West 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Dealer: North 10019. Be sure to specify Wrth second source. You hold: date. May 20) West North r4ut south TAURUS (April 2(l, I* Pan I 9 Prior to Jumping to the con" LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The cluelon that a friend would $ 43 KQ. 2 ability to visualize Is what it welcome help today, check Pam •8 takes to be creative, but it is first. He or she might Interpret practical and logical apOpening lead: 4 K your action as bufting bL A Missouri reader asks what bid we recommend in plication that makes dreams GEMINI (May 214iiii 20) response to partner's strong productive. Don't confum the You may be able to M CIWIY two-bid opening. two. how two people cm to you By 0swam Jacoby There is no scientific way to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) abould hanfile th* aftm But and Aim Sestag bid this freak but we Your instincts for material gain hold your tongue. Your advice recommend bIdding six If you can keep from look- hearts. Anything may happen, are extremely acute today, so wont be welcome. 31-July n) Ing at eitifier the West or the but we like our prospects — try to find profitable uses for CANCZR Joe South bands, you are ready to provided, of course, that part. your hunches. Don't brOIdC$M Because ' study East's play at trick one. ner won't bid six spades. your ideas, however. much on your mind today, His partner h" opened the INMPAPM EMRPHM ASSN) SAGMARRIS (Nov.33-Doc. ainat you're Iwo to forgst ths uny king of dlalfnood~ 21)14 compevon rather than (Do y m Alm a question for details; that nmM up the wbole South's four-heaft contra1ct. practicalitygovernthewayyou When th as is hand w the played experts? Write 'Ask the yaj'1J ha an im- In a regional s,• treat loved ones today. your ,this most East players dropped Pr. IndMdual questions wiN sentiment. take precedence 4., the deuce. When lids be ansssred if accompanied over criticism, everyone will be Y happened, all West, led the by stamped siil'.addrused happier. loin CAnICORN Dec. 23Jan. how to two and South proceeded to h17Qt'05wi11 be used in bs avoid t.11h Howie Schneider by Of Blood .: And Fall 1 118 P9 I MT,Cek,"53 to F F Rise The — ---,. .--_- —_-• _—. — -_- - - — -. ._.______ ---- 4 t.- . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 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/0d1cd54d69c8cd7ce649aa6007cb1316.pdf c1fdd8cbc255bbc4093715a56412fe1a PDF Text Text V Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 11—Monday, September 3,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Effects Expected Here Today Davide Wakenina, V eerina North by Hal Kaufman - DOUBLE TALKI Via nsiie to maO. 11100 boo on the common twin syllabi, terms that meet the,. definitions: 1. French dance. 2. Extinct bird. 3. Ballet skirt. 4. Indian drum. S. A sugared candy. Eample—Ns. 1: Cancan. 1121341 56 7 -— 9 K- 111 - iii - What are the others? iuo ç wo.woj. p ninj c opoa 1 • Doubie the number of coins In your pocket. Add is and divide by two. Subtract the number of coins and add 43. Answer is glvP below. - that you can arrange three coins so • Setafrsnd - that three hinds and a tall are showing. Ifs easy. 1'li iu,Al s utt.q 10ç uo suo pu.s Fishy Geography I Name three places named for fish. Detrout, Mich., Aibsrcoreque, N. Max. and Menhadden, Kansas are three. Can you think of others? PEEDICISUM EVENYTIMII You con have some fun performing this trick for frlinds. Draw a squire containing 16 boxes. Insect vmrs Now, invltsom.on, tO soled one ofthe numbers, circle it, and / "a' po cross out all of the rv ipiu, TO UR YES? There are at least six differ.nces in drawing details between top and bottom pane's. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. JIHIW$ ii 3iSSi4 C iIa,uSlW $ JiS Way -ç '4itSJip SI $I J,I$ C 'lsJisw 5.15 Sd I t :siiJu..Q '1190'r .4u54.eip ii duo". IUS.&i4J other numbers in the 9 it same horizontal and vertical rows. Have ______ the parson repeat ffiis twice more, and circle the number that is loft. . . Nomafter what se. l,ctions are mad., the I four circled numbers GET DRIFT? Our rafting friends above are hurrying back will total 34. for lunch, but will _I1p, p.l no currents cr.t,? You decide. L), PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Hurricane David, which left hundreds dead in the Caribbean including 400 in a Dominican Republic church, spared south Florida's famed "Gold Coast" today, then churned north menacing Palm Beach and Daytona Beach, At mid-morning, the National Hurricane Center in Miami issued tornado warnings as far north as Daytona Beach, where thousands of high school and college students frolic each spring. A hurricane watch remained in effect as far north as Jacksonville. Neil Frank, center director, said David "probably will parallel the Florida coast and continue northward and be a threat, maybe to North Carolina, within the next 48 hours." Earlier, hurricane warnings were lowered from Fort Lauderdale south through the Florida Keys, allowing thousands of people .o return to their beachfront homes and condominiums from e acuation centers where they had huddled during the night. The hurricane center said steering currents shifted during the night to push David on a northerly track up Florida's east coast at 12 mph. Winds were 90 mph. At 10 a.m. EDT, the storm that has claimed over 600 lives was located at Latitude 26.5 north and Longitude 79.6 West, about 40 miles southeast of Palm Beach. Four-hundred people were killed when floods generated by Hurricane David swept through a church where they had taken refuge, a Dominican official said. But some Floridians apparently were not heeding storm warnings. On Singer Island, just north of Palm Beach, an unidentified elderly man said he planned to mow his lawn today and refused to evacuate. A woman nearby said she would also ride out the storm to take care of her Persian rug. To the south at Pompano Beach, J. Maxim Ryder, 77, a retired radio newsman from New England, and his wife, Martha, also AX W According to Kaiser, the 30 residents arrived at Lyman and were let into the building by a !U!W11ed school district employee. The residents were provided with cots and renamed through the night. "People should remain their homes until they are told to leave," Kaiser said. He said that in the event certain areas are determined to be In Im. mediate danger, a policeman, fireman or sheriff's deputy will ..IL -A I I . , • , L • ..... - - , .. , All -•, I WAA N. 4 ' Sanford and area motels, Both Holiday Inns were filled, Titusville. away from any Ix)ssible storm wherever it was necessary. large and small, were filled by the one at Lake Monroe, and the In the transportation area, a dainage. lie said several pilots In anticipation of the arrival Sunday night with South former Sanford Inn at 14 and spokesman for Auto Train said were still debating today of Hurricane David and the — '.. Florida and Space Coast SR 46. they had had innumerable whether to stay in Sanford or fly possible loss of electricity for \ residents who wanted to escape \ "\ The smaller motels in San- requests for reservations for further north. an extended period, Seminole flooding and the possible fury of ford were also filled, but were travel going to Lorton, Vu., not W. M. Grimmer, Amtrak County residents rushed to area Hurricane David. still getting requests for only on Sunday but also Monday divisional manager in Miami, stores to buy out supplies. The Deltona Best Western, 'reservations early this nior- morning, said Monday that Amtrak While other areas report with 135 rooms, was almost ning, Fountain Lodge on In Miami, Amtrak put five trains were still operating heavy liquor buying for filled Sunday night with people French Avenue in Sanford was additional cars on its Silver normally but some of them hurricane parties, Seminole mostlyfromcocoaandSatelllte filled, as was Slumberland Meteor going north. might be slightly behind Countians are soberly bracing Beach. They expected to fill to Court, also on French Avenue. And, as of 6 p.m., Sunday, schedule. Grimmer said that for the storm. King Liquors of .:. .1 fr capacity by tonight. Slumberland Court had Greyhound Bus Lines stopped emergency plans would be put Sanford and ABC Liquors in .' ... Day's Inn In Sanford had all people from Cocoa and Ft. service in and out of Miami, and into operation statewide should . Sanford and Longwood all of its 119 rooms filled Sunday Lauderdale and had to turn on Monday stopped all service flooding or other storm damage reported business as usual with / •._', I" night. Its guests included away cars Sunday. Both motels southward from Daytona Beach occur. no big rush to stock up before' --. . . • people from all over South were still getting telephone along the east coast. Grimmer said that Amtrak the hurricane strikes. . Florida, Including Homestead, requests for reservations. Mike Wagner, line service had considered curtailing "You name it, they've bought Vero Beach, Delray Beach, The Sanford Court Motel with technician at Sanford Airport service in the Sanford, Orlando it batteries, flashlights, Ian. Merritt Island, Miami and 12 rooms had mod of its rooms said some 15 to 20 private urea early Monday morning but terns, kerosene, tape and .. Palm Beach. occupied by people from planes landed at the airport then decided to keep the trains plywood" said Gene Gregory of The Red Carpet Inn and Titusville and Patrick Air Sunday night and tied down. in operation. Grimmer said he Gregory Lumber True Value -.. Racquet Club In Altamonte Force Base. The manager at The planes were from Opalaka, had personnel on each train Hardware this morning. "We Hirsid Pss s ..Mitusi Springs had all of its 212 rooms the Sanford Court Motel said Vero Beach and Miami. who were in continuous contact hadn't planned to be open on filled Sunday night, with most one of the people from Patrick Wagner said five of them left with his office, and it the Mr. and Mrs. Brace Goodwin of the guests from Florida's AFB, a young woman, was this morning and flew for situation warranted, train •. .Cocoa Beach evacuees at Seminole High School See MOTELS, Page ,3A cos. turned away at a shelter at destinations further north and service would be stopped - . South Florida Messy -But OK of buries.. Today - - - . ____ .. . I - - -. F H.rald Photo by Torn VitiCOflt Sanford Plaza pet shop prepared for the worst - .-..; . I today there were $ nOse UuItsd Press IMerseUseal orders from Gov. Bob Graham The greater Miami area County police U. Clyde Bur. littered the fancy manicured quttered In emergency refugees. dick. "There weren't even very lawns of waterfront homes with An empty garbage can backed by the Nation.) Guard prepared for 70, shsltiri banged spinet the boarded and local police, evacuated the Only 22,000 showed up. At Fort many traffic accidents because old bottles, trash and other Rid Cross YO1Ud1SII sold edrooci to Van Chef and lowwaterfronts for. 10 Lauderdale, 10,000 evacuees there weren't any cars on the debris. Water was breaking five of those SIIOO$ were 091 &psl'a jewelry dois and a miles lying onto the road from the turbulent lien the Upper Keys to showed up at 25 shelters. In road." l4ownvlsltora with seplaceto lsrP UougalnvWea bub On Singer Island, just north of bay at the town of Lake Worth was the missile ceder at Cape Palm Beach county, only 4,300 Palm Beach, an unidentified and at one point was level with ripped out In frost of the Gucci CanavsrI But comparative were lxnaed in 36 shelters. g14j also cautioned psr' shop on Palm Beach's fined few — lees than 50,000 — of the It Was a very, very quiet elderly man said he planned to a bench seat. IOU against acting Worth Ave., the shopping more than 2.5 million popes- nit,.. not even a normal mow his lawn today and that's A howling wind ripped away ON took refuge In public hurricane night. ft was atotal why he refused to evacuate. A some front porch screens, had urged pins. _Mtg calls to labor Day dawned on a shelters, woman nearby said she stayed toppleda few trees and whipped failure," said i deSlthlIIt tO see mi. — home to take care of her Per- stinging beach sand. 69 _y bA , mostly svining,d 400on — imly those .osths Florida "gold cpad" rug., J. Maxim Ryder, TI, a retired About Z Rolls-Royce, Jaguar radio newsman from New bd6ft AM the WIN& of Mm 4 1(,I is ___ WY or emergency adds, David d and Mercedes automobiles England, and his wife Martha 'Ire in going to be a seed Its moat peilalilag winds were Parked at the Breakers were 'Rut in their 11th floor for evorym to ........... IA lisrusespe .................41 Hotel Golf and Beach Club on apartment in a 15-dory conmd &ad ft 7W &Vily .. 41 ....................2* Palm Beach. Royal Palm Ave. clominium at Pompano Beach. ................... 42 OV1$ZLV .............. 13 was Uttered withfrondafrom "We're all boarded up, iNs'd .................41 011th...................... IA four long rows of the stately- drinking coffee and everything aid d1. ltmee with areas k_IIlhsPee4Su -u ................ 4* IlhinIes .................lB pslmtrees. has been fin sofar,"Ryder 151d. Thouaande of people, wider DusiMby .................13 Weather ...................2* Lake Worth was rising and reported. . •'•:" - Buses Canceled, But Amtrak Rolls -. Deportment spobsinan John Sp*kluldthitasof 10 am - . .. Sanford, Area Motels Filling Up; - conduct a tincrdoor alert. .1 Wind gusts of up to 62 mph were recorded at Patin Beach International Airport and tides along the coast were running 2 to 1 feet higher than normal. Tides of up to 8 feet higher than normal were expected as the storm approached Palm Beach. Highest winds in the Miami area were 70 mph in the predawn hours as David swept past to the north 50 miles off the coast. _________________ ________ S notify By THE HERALD STAFF door-to-door if is. Others to avoid would be 20th experience the worst flooding. Seminole County is prepared evacuation orders are given. Street around Oak, and Meanwhile, school officials ' . to house 280,000 people at 1,000 MelionvUle around Rosalia," will decide this afternoon Stay inside and keep tuned to Harriet said. different evacuation shelters whether public schools will be county-wide If Hurricane David your radio or television set. closed Tuesday, said Seminole Radio Stations will be County Superintendent of makes it necessary, County That is the message being J. Public Safety Director Gary passed along by Sanford and broadcasting emergency Schools William Layer. 'Lake Mary officials as the bulletins, including a list of the Kaiser said today. "We will make some decision Hurricane David threat nears chuhes and public bnildlngs But, he stressed, only four the area. Fire and police which will serve as storm this afternoon when we find out .. shelters were open and corn- were on special alert today what path the storm will take," .i shelters, Harriett said. pletely manned and supplied both cities. Layer explained. j I." Fr In Lake Mary, officials said this morning. They are at: VA As soon as a decision has been In Sanford, fire chief George they are preparing for a Geneva Elementary School and Oviedo, Seminole and Lyman M. Harriett said there is the potential water shortage in the made, Layer said school ! high schools. llkllhood of flooding from heavy event of flooding. The old city officials will be contacting all rains even if the hurricane itself water tank has been filled and radio and television stations As the need arises additional misses the area. He advised preparations are being made at locally to make that anshelters will be opened, SUP- those needing emergency aid to Lake Mary School by Red Cross no cement. ,2:1 2 r i plied and manned, Kaiser said, avoid volunteers should evacuation 'jtJn bother us," urging, however, that no one the w of which he said be necessary. Officials said Layer said.doesn't "We have come to evacuate his beene until notified should be those persons In the areas of school in rain before. But total to do go. "Thirteenth Street from Third and Van Buren streets flooding with high winds would Kaiser's staff at the Five, Sanford to French Avenue is and along Country Club Road probably be grounds for calling Points Complex said police will likely to be the worst. It always south of the city are likely to off school." The first evacuations In Seminole County started Sunday night — prematurely. County public safety director Gary Kaiser said 30 elderly persons from the Sanlando Mobile Home Park near Longwood were told to evacuate their homes and seek shelter at Lyman High School. Kaiser said the person making the alert was an unauthorized civilian acting without direction. He said the man drove through the trailer park with a loudspeaker. Toe LASV L'CF Tr & w1MrA,.Jc r i4 4t I .. 6ff4Ce. ITS byc4 TAMMMr,I cctW WYW1f setv According to U.S. Weather Bureau spokesman John Newton in Orlando, gale force winds 39-15 m.p.h.) were expected to hit as far north as Daytona Beach if the storm stays on the skirt of Florida's coastline. "Right now, that's what it looks like," he said at mid-morning. Newton added that the force of the storm would affect an area for eight to 12 hours, traveling at the present rate of speed, 10 m.p.h. The center said there was a threat that David might still move inland later in the day. "While some weakening has occured, David is still a dangerous storm and increasing winds, seas and tides of 5 to 8 feet will spread northward through the remainder of the warning area. Hurricane conditions continue to affect the northwest Bahamas,** the hurricane center said. In Washington, President Carter today declared Puerto ilico a major disaster area. The action will enable an estimated 1,500 homeless families III get financial aid in recovering from the effects of Hurricane David. Seminole' s 1,000 Shelters To Accomodate 280,000 Orde r To Clear Out Was Phony i1- refused to evacuate their 11th floor apartment in a 15•stor condominium. "We're all boarded up, drinking coffee and everything has been fine so far," Ryder said. 1 .-._ •____&__.._.____ _._..-__•._ - .4'- ._.S_._ •-'-V.-S.4.$..4. -__.• 'z:'- t 4 'd . .' - - - -'. •. . '-...- .-.- •'.-' - �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. 3, iflP I Valuable Coin Stolen In Sanford BuraIarV I I Someone broke into the home jewelry. The most expensive of a Sanford family and made Item stolen was a $20 off with more than $3,000 worth misprinted gold piece valued at of property, according to $1,000 and a man's yellow gold Seminole County deputies. tiger eye ring with two Entry was gained Saturday diamonds worth about $500. night through the window of the GRAND THWT garage at the home of the A 61-yeer-old South Seminole Elawick family of 2000 Jewett County woman was the victim Lane, Sanford. of grand theft Saturday acBrenda Elswick, 24, told cording to Seminole county deputies the couple's 11-year- deputies. old daughter woke her and her Florence F.W. Endres, 11, of husband up saying someone Maitland, told deputies she met was roaming Inside their home. a woman approzIinteIy 30 Property worth $3,185 was years old and invited her to her taken and Included cash and borne. VYQRLD IN BRIEF American Warship Rescues 154 Vietnamese Boat People MANILA, Philippines (UP!) An American warship fished 154 Vietnamese refugees from the South China Sea today in the single largest rescue by the U.S. 7th Fleet since It began searching for the "boat people" 45 days ago. A Navy spokesman said the refugees, 20 of whom were Ili, were packed into two small Junks, one towing the other, when a Navy P.3 Orion patrol plane first sighted them Sunday afternoon. The U.S.S. Whiteplains, a combat supply ship, conducted the rescue early today. The Whiteplains sank both Junks after the rescue since it was impractical to tow them and they could have become navigational hazards, the Navy said. - While there, Ms. Endres said the fell asleep in the living room for a couple of hours and when she awoke, she found both the young woman and more than $2,000 worth of property missing, I Stolen property valued at $2,127 included jewelry, bills and coins and three handguns. ROBBERY PLEA A 23-year-old Jacksonville man was reportedly sentenced Donna Hit Here Last LONDON (UP!) The U.S. dollar onened sliahtiv lower on most European exchanges today, primarily in reaction to the strength of gold, dealers said. "The dollar eased mainly on the strength of gold despite higher prime rates in the United States last week," a trader for Barclays Bank said. A Citibank dealer confirmed this view, adding, "No heavy selling was evident." - . By United Press International Travelers taking advantage of plentiful gasoline supplies for the last holiday weekend of a gas-starved summer pushed the nationwide holiday death count toward the minimum 450 estimate of the National Safety Council today. Traffic accidents producing deaths and disabling injuries mounted steadily throughout the three-day weekend that marks the unofficial end of the vacation season for most. The NSC estimated between 450 and 550 would the on the nation's streets and highways during the The estimate was well below the total of 750 traffic deaths recorded during the same holiday period In 1978 because the council anticipated fears of tight gasoline supplies and higher prices would keep many motorists at home as happened during the Memorial Day and Independence Day holidays earlier this summer. Information - Defense, 322-4795 Civil Seminole Memorial Hospital, 322-4511 Florida Hospital North, 830-4321 Winter Park Hospital, 646-7016 Florida Highway Patrol, 323-1800 Sheriff's 830-8111 Sanford Police 322.4141 Labor Day Bargaining DETROIT (UP!) - Negotiating teams for the United Auto Workers Union and General Motors Corp. planned to celebrate Labor Day today with Intensive collective bargaining. With 11 days left before the expiration of contracts covering 750,000 U.S. auto workers, the two aides ordered bargaining subcommittees to press for agreements on specific issues assigned to them. Most demands must be processed through subcommittees before they can come to the main bargainlngtable for final resolution. Practically none of the many complex demands have reached that final point, officials said. Department, Lake Mary Police 322-1151 Oviedo Police, 365-5236 Winter Springs Police, 3V-1333 Altamonte Springs Police, 339-2441 . Longwood Police, 339-1297 Casselberry Police, 339-2210 Seminole County Fire, 830-1411 Sanford Fire, 322-5332 Lake Mary Fire, 323-0477 Oviedo Fire, 365-5050 . Volunteer Fire, 830-1411 'Winter Springs Fire, 3271333 Altamonte 830-1411 Longwood V 830-1411 Casselberry Fire, 339-2222 Primary shelters are Bear Lake, English Estates, Davd Slams The Bahama SAN SEBAMIAN, Spain (UPI) - A Madrid-bound express train spled through a red signal light and smashed into a local passenger train halted at a station today, injuring at least 3$ people. The Iberia Express, bound from Irun to Madrid, rammed the San Sebastian-Iron train, at the Gros station in San Sebastian near the French border, Therewasno Immediate explanation of why the express failed to halt at the red light. Gas Supplies Loosen; Traffic Toll Increases - period. in Express Rams Train fl IN BRIEF Emeraencv The last major hurricane to the waters of Lake Macroe over which burned down Residents experienced power y, hit Seminole County was nearly Its banks to where the cour- was doing aboornlngbusiness outage and a loss oftelephone two decades ago and It left $1 thouse Is located today. in the storm's aftermath service throughout the county. million In citrus damage and The power outage forced Seminole Boulevard over- because of power outages. more than $500,000 In property flowed Its banks for days. Nearly 750 homes were citizens to revert to the days of damage in Its wake. During the first 3$ hours after damaged in the storm In kerosene lamps and wax The time was the night of Donna struck. Lake Monroe Seminole with 700 nerions candles. Sept. IV WIU continued most of rose six inches In 34 hours. Thefinding iue Hed cross the next day. The year was 1000 screen at Movieland tin-In shelters throughout the county, Donna left $1 billion in and the hurricane was Donna. was 'mashed, a low of more although no Injuries were damage and 11 persons dead in I Following behind Donna by than $20,000. An Oviedo woman reported. Florida, before continuing its only a few days, according to during the storm gave birth toa Deniage to Florida Power 3,000 mile rampage north, the Evening Herald archives, baby girl In the back seat of a and Ught Co. facilities was killing a total Of 144 P?5OflS. was Hurricane Ethel. The two car, estimated at $200,000 by Scott Two days alter it began, Donna hurricanes combined brought The Rand yard ice plant, Burns, district manager. fizzled in the Atlantic. U.S. Dollar Down Slightly NA1ION Pfeil was entering the to two years in the county jail probation for Longwood Village Pharmacy and 15 years 1977 tn fIIi in on Dec. 29, pleading guilty to robbery connection with the 1977 prescription for his wife when shooting death of an off-duty he became involved in a Seminole County reserve shootout with Sims and was killed. deputy. James Anson Halsell will Halsell was not charged with serve his sentence in the murder alter he agreed to Carni"n1go r'nt,n*u IlI tIfv ga1nst Sim. He will be Terry Melvin Sims was given credit for the 18 months convicted of the murder in he has already served in Jail. A Seminole County Jury found February of George Pfeil, a reserve Seminole County Sims guilty of both first degree sheriff's deputy. He has been murder and robbery Feb. 1 and sentenced to the in the electric recommended the death sentence on Feb. 9. chair. __J S NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) Impossible to determine the contact with the out Islands." 'island was removed to Fort Hurricane David ripped extent of the damage. Edwards estimated that Lauderdale Saturday. through the Bahamas on its Before the breakdown of 20,000 tourists were in Nuuu Dick Birch, manager of Small way to Florida, out service Joe Edwards of for the Labor Day holiday Hope Bay Ledge resort near the power and communications, the Bahamas News Bureau said weekend and most were uns- village of Fresh Water Creek on Isolating the "out Islands" and Sunday, "There is an awful lot ware that a hurricane was Andros, said the wind gusts stranding thousands of tourists, of dirnage now and It's getting proachIng. "They aren't bur- from the hurricane were In the capital city of Nassau, worse." rican. oriented like we are," he "blowing harder than anything the storm's winds toppled New Providence Island had said. I've ever experienced in 15 centuryold trees, flooded the hurricane.lorce winds for more Hurricane-force winds years on the island." streets and than fly, hours Sunday and by reached Andros Island, largest Many of the 300 residents of severed power lines. evening, halt Of the fiIs,iI was Of the Bahiir,as, at now $- Fresh Water Creek took refuge Communications to the capi. without he said. day. A U.S.Navy underwater In the village churth or the Casselberry, Geneva, Lake Mary, Longwood,. tal failed early today and it was "When the power wad, we lest research unit stationed on the school. Midway, and Winter Springs elementary schools Milwee Middle School, Oviedo and Seminole high schools. Secondary shelters include other county schools, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford City Hall, SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) National Hurricane Center 17.5 north and 1cnitude 61.5 late this afternoon. Sanford Library, Sanford Herald office, Forest City Hurricane Frederic, an erratic Director Neil Frank said the 'Th this track, the hurricane. Academy, ft a, no City Hall, Seminole Turf and relatively minor dorm dorm was "mInIne1 and not northwestward at is mph. force winds will remain over Club. overshadowed by Hurricane significant at this time. the water to the north Of the David, threw gale winds at Hurricane David has to get out A hurricane watch was in islands," forecasters in San People are asked not to go to shelters unless the AMlgua I.IAnd today, sa It Of the 4 bofars Frederick stud (or Puerto Rico, the Jusn said. "However, even llo evacuatin a are evacuated if an. area iewardat : r1a y pwm Man& and forecasters isid westerly course M r`40-door At S a.m. EDT, Fredeilc was Frederic was expected to pass strengthening of the hurricane .r se without trpsportation will be Frederic's highest winds centered about 4$ m11 nor- about 60 miles north of St. may require hurricane warn- moved via SCUUQ1 bus". Seminole County may be were 75 mph in squalls and theist of Antigua near latitade Thomas In the Virgin Islands lags for the watch area." used to house those evacuated from the coast. - - Sadat Prsdiatr P eace Pact By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, In remarks before sailing to Israel today, predicted that the sLunmlt talks with Prime Minister Manachem Begin would open the way for an overall Middle East pea Mee settlement by the nd of this yew. The head of Isrsel's negotiating team in Paledinialn : e In the region, said Sunday he had a "feeling" Jordan would Join the talks by the end of the year and moderate Arab leaders in the occupied territories would also cooperate. Sara Jane On Hunger Strike ANDERSON, W. Va. (UP!) Miffed at being Isolated from her fellow inmates, Sara Jane Moore Is staging a hunger strike in the woman's prison where she is serving . a life term for an abortive attempt to kill former President Gerald Ford. ". Another Inmate said Mrs. Moore began refusing her meals Aug. 10 to protest confinement in the detention area of the Federal Correctional Institution for Women. Mrs. Moore, of Charleston, W. Va., was sentenced to life for firing shots at Ford ln 1915 in San Francisco. Amiddleaged radical who says she does not regret shooting at : Ford, escaped the West Virginia prison Feb. 5 but was .tl caught with another inmate In a matter of hours a abort ., distance away. - ., Lyman, David Frederic Mild Compared To '!". . - , Kurds Pushed into Hills _____ ö -iii•, • enter, Uur&thMroghoHofMahàbaduàderth cover of screaming F.4 phantom jets, forcing Kurdish rebels to retreat into the hill& A column of troops led by armored personnel carriers and heavy trucks moved Into the city from the northeastern side and prepared to launch a "clean-up" campaign against suspected Kurdish insurgents sU bidden inside buildings. But mod of the Kurdish gunmen holding the city fled Into the mountains, carrying their weapons with them ,. Casselberry . J esidents " . Pioneer Sends Titan Photos The PIoneer 11 MOUNTAiN'VIEW1f. (UPI) spacecraft has returiiéd intriguing pictures Of Saturn's moon, Titan, which It jtâbabLy the only place in the solar t' system other than Earth where life might exist. When resolved by computers, the photographs taken Sunday should have a resolution comparable to a man's view with the naked eye of Earth's moon. From the best of Earth's telescopes, Titan appears only as a reddish point of light. Pioneer, fresh from its successful encounter with Saturn, passed within 220,000 miles of Titan on its 25,000 mph outbound journey from the huge ringedplanet. Titan has a potential for life because It has an at, . mosphere of ammonium and carbon necessary for deve1oxnent of living organisms, NASA scientist said. UZ . lly Ri Carter At Semnole Connaps Ra lly i , ByDONNA.ESTES ReaØan, had been running In ineated with a no-growth member candidates for public "Join my administration in and national party chairman HersldStaff Writer Florida for the pod five years philosophy," he said, also at- office. He added If he becomes responsible positions" George Bush spoke on behalf Of Acrowdof760to 1,000 Central whil, be had been rrith'g for tribifing to the Democrats the presl,dent he will invite all the State Sen. Vince Fechtel, R,. his father; County CornFloridian. was at Camp San only five weeks, fault for not reprocessing spent other candidates DUBLIN, Ireland (UP!) Reagan, L.esbsrg, spoke on Reagan's m151ofler Robert Sturm spoke Premier Jack Lynch has Pedro off Dike Road Saturday UssaIddespito hIsairt time fu from energy plants. Connally, George Bush, Phil behalfwhlleJebBush, 3$yij for Crane and a representative' rejected a London request 101110W Britlib fro5 to hear former Texas Gov. John working in the state be received Quoting from someone he Crane and Howard Baker to old sac Of former Ambassador spoke for Baker. its borders in pursuit of terrorists although he aftitted Conn ally, p I..l Ll.l a g armed group have -c.j ca new 1 candidate, rip the Democratic convention from Pln.11as Connally said, "I've been rich "401 .. techniques of violence 1. party and give a pip talk on County while Reagan received and I've been poor, rich is how Republicans can win. 30; on Aug. 27 he got 13 and better." '-"' Although the event was Resgsn 7 In Manatee Coudy He asked the People If they H !? A* sponsored by the local and on Aug. 30 he received 12 remembered President CarEATHER Republican Party arid locat delegates In Cellist Coenty tsr's energy policy speech from GOP orgardaafione arid was wldI Jisegan got nose arid hi the Wh Ifoe in Ike spring Of .1 LU. readings: t.oi .. billed sa a "tim doy" and VolalarscelvedlltoRuegai's in. "you r'mmwnbsr be was - 75 .virstgbt low, 74; 81. AsgeiU Is Jipilir Inlet pre ti l u yesterday's high $8; eat 60 mli's Hwkes. otheri eprevidw" candidete three. 1. •' • b. berovastrie pressure, 29.X; warming in aunt fross Cap Ito . 11 $ "L 1. . ikiiis heaft,10 parent; Canaveral southward. the perennial one, Harold nomination as a prim to Wil" energy polkyo but a I *Ndk NN ii it OWL uwrkmwwbimsowiwa cmwin,"hssaid. Cw'fly said policy." He said the United Fca.$ $hnsra and a i,w Of Cee UP' vw. ,-' of the rwd the chossu ards bus to be States has become to hale Isday. Rain vii be ibeald stay in pert. GM. (ieee ~""~ left the no-',l the party, elected the OPEC natisne "b "the locally heavy with ease tsuIII.u'sulhpulqresdieg vanished sand btksp.* ad bsaMsto adoravida DSS ly. Prior to Carmally's *mtade lead the nation ease be gets to an p bb snih ipsedi, 1*, ai teight and Tuesday deed. Ilk. des, Ida wife WiiIthi.. (,-Uy said the arriver to the (iUJYISUUS Devi.. '7 _!_ Nellie and son Mark and "See who Ike_pty " con an energy prehioms at land to . gke Nie 115 kW IdelallY ad ?lSIdIY. daughter-in-law Anne met bad lead the cori, he in. a dupes late dacadrel gas ad IS Lain in the 711. ,W privately at the Roman Mrueledbia audiacs. CaaMly olin the United Status and to - wand wand 0 NO and p y .enU ,iCatholIc.ownsd plenle groends said be bad "quit the ups, up mars coil mines. "We in guety retreat buildings with Danroerats" ad Joined the argahig ai.,.,s, a evsniag th. and RulU ShSb17 "' to ivetitoipinergy Orange County political Republicans because someday - bat ad in my ,pi for .sene dershowers Isda. W& and mer skewers loaders. bslt.. in su'c liMMw," he Meg the psuthuest cod and The puoea of Cc-'ly's ad better spending. I ds.'I," He t.tet Ike tar ad appesraace, Ida am Mark ad be said. ' LU. 1:60 JUL;laws l*I LU. Reps, senior in the week, wa Is a&Ig "serdi hellion in' airs g worse iiIiii)uit Pter at Ike 1kele ad mere bweaerlq mirs r. of 160p.a4 low, 12d7s.a. ld _ CaodyRsy1rlwasg.to be ad msrspvermid.flslisn vhs, (kesid Ferd left ea ' kpeita HI &ii. Sa_ luid sad adiy at the bor.rasy e to he nd do low, IrIS La., -ead". ' Brltisn Can t Cross Doruer - - - _____ - 'I ."', ''" it 4 ' M.asle Cases Decline ''.' -- ,. '- IT ATLANTA (UP!) A dramatic decline In the number ' - of measles cases reported so far this year has federal health officials predicting a record-low for lfl. : In its weekly morbidity and mortality report, the Atlantabued Center for Disease Control said If known cases of measles "continue to decline at the current rat., :: the proJected 1V79 total will be between 13,000 and 14,000 reported cases, an all-time low for the United States." :- The big drop apparently vu the result of a national - effort announced lad year to try to eliminate the disease In America, except for imported ca... The CDC said 12,000 cases of measles, had been reported between Jan. 1 and Aug. 25. . W ' . ..- - ___ s d n a - _ __ - W •, ' ---- - - •. Rationing Accord Expected H" WAIINGTON (UP!) Th. Hoes. and Senate are soon expected to reach a compromise agreement on an emer- -. gency gas rationing plan one of the key ingr.dida of President Carter's energy package. Congressional sources predicted the two hod.s would wind up work on the ratlorthig legIiWk soon after returning Tuesday from a masdh4og recess Both the Hot.. and Senate have approved rst'og bills, but negotiators have to reconcile differences bet. wesri the two versione. __ ' - __ - __ . - ___ -,.. T ' - 01-0 ___ ir (ke nj 1s. eder eadrel$s4 amid esitelned. (ter at inA*amadeiIadM%be DIadI ii $*i he "The DesserM. ki,s omp dmdusintrsdosei:t.thd u4the$lu,"(afty bud cm Ike same day wesre ft irdths said, "to mesa retreat, adRepe NOWITAL NOTES 6" - - NU F r"" , , WAS""" ____ MNVOSD: ' - __ mom $ Una nUfu.w ' EwuuutgNeipl____ va.s's'* essuseyMsareal ________________________ t$tsr 3, 1$ThL 3, N 11 M -___ _00,7001001W" ' Ms I is ____ ___ ____ ___ ' " 1. -•_ . ____ ____ ,_ "' I _ A -- •-• 't; • - • "1 mist deuuorMe Me ekbusIh, ka be u *k sNt of to My the L. 1. yes aeks * Ift 5 ___ ______ V fl ' L •. ...' - -.• . be itigil.. ... SALT LAZE CITY (UPS) Florida Qrcsit Cast Jus Edward Caset, ike presided at the diii$ miulu hial of Theodore Bs this nnin', ill bela Sail labs (*y Friday to diNo television emrsgs of courtroom . • • 'W -• . •' • •s : - _ 11 IlbguSukeduphe,,ft , . •._ • FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. do? Just unplug everything and (UP!) Tens of thousands of hope for the best." Floridians fled their homes for As In every hurricane, there safety in the face of hurricane are parties - which have been David, bit frustrated offlcials known to end ln disaster. At the were left to worry about many Elbow Room in Fort Laudermore who decided to ride out dale, famous among vacationthe killer storm. lag college students, 40 patrons On Singer Island In Palm were on hand Sunday night. Beach County, Riviera Beach The saloon, less than 100 police and sheriff's deputies yards from the ocean, was went door to door through high taking no precautions, like rise apartment buildings boarding or taping up windows. Sunday night, trying to per- "Most of the people think it's suede stubborn residents to Is a joke," the bartender said. leave. "They're sitting around here "We don't know how many getting wasted, but that's their people are left but we un- business. It's a real carnival derstand there are plenty. I along the beach." don't know what It will take to John Strauss fumed when he make them understand," said found his favorite liquor store Civil Defense spokesman Gary closed at Port St. Lucie, south Goldstein. of Fort Pierce. "I don't know Tom Bonnet of the Broward what the excitement's about. County Red Cross estimated It's never going to come," that only 10 percent of the Strauss said. residents of the county's In Miami, spokesman Mark oceanfront high-rise apart- Stevens of Red Cross disaster mints had moved Inland, headquarters In Washington "They think It's a thunder- said only about 10,000 persons storm coming," said Fort had turned up at the 52 Lauderdale Red Cross spokes- emergency shelters designed to woman Linda Proffitt said. handle up to 70,000. Broward Perhaps .;• -'.. - - . • • -AA - •• I. - . ... - - . - , - - . - I • - ; • • .'•• . , I ; - -. - •.,,• ' , 1 • - 1' - 00 •_ , - , • , - •, "•, J. ..' ' -, '____ :, - / - - . ' - -' ' . . V : " - i • - Ii - . %f I -. - ' •... Auscidusu. The badd a of trW lawyers vi csvsregsdths. __ - ___ a Irme Iltab ___ I Of has Ileilda lid. I*j,iJIp ±. Camit .hi Floi 's Is .add the D'jis1d 1 c. el • I - - I He rald Photo by Tom Nitsel Robert Mayer (left), director of maintenance, and Ron Velten, director of respiratory therapy at Seminole Memorial Hospital, wearing hard hats, serve breakfast in hospital cafeteria In a Labor Day salute to employees. Seventeen department heads participated In Friday's "workers appreciation" day. HEADS DON HARD HATS Voting May Be Canceled - - r n ray Ch c Pa d - - Motels SALT Hearings Nearing End - - HOMEOWNERS: A I mportant Step * Need Cash? Is Good For - - $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSEI ALL APPUCANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE DISCOUNT FOR SAFE. DRIVERS PROGRAM * YOUNG DRIVER * 5122 PILED Fill * LOW MONTHLY PAY KAM EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS - GRAMKOW - FUNERAL HOME IJO WEST AIRPORT IOULEVARD 1410"I SANFORD. FLORIDA TELEPHONE 327.3313 i", WILLIAM L.GAAMKOW ' " PIT Is. theel 'ri1t from --Tu dv - have never hurricane. But, listening to In St. Lucie County, Civil advice from veterans, they There was an air of un- hold a special election Tuesday William Mitchell. to how bad it (the hurricane ) is. cleaned out the area's docks of Defense Director Phillip Rodi "As far as I know we will be It might nwke it difficult for canned goods, canned heat, said about 80 percent of the certainty in the cities of to fill the city commission candles and other hurricane 12,000 residents of Hutchinson Longwood and Oviedo today on district 5 seat. Candidates are having the election as plan- residents to come out to vote. I Island had left but he was whether scheduled elections Larry Goldberg, who recently ned," said Longwood Mayor don't know what the legal steps supplies. prepared to order mandatory Tuesday will be held or post- resigned his District 1 seat and June Lonnann. "It's according in postponing the election would entail." Glen Lashomb, typical of the removal of the rest. The county poned. "The city council and I will prudent, loaded his family and had 16 shelters open. Oviedo candidates are: ild e or n a meet later today to take stock of afew clothes In his car and left Charles Lacy and Tom Morgan, Hundreds of pregnant women where the hurricane is and their home in the PGA Trailer mayor; Robert Whittier TOKYO (UP!) Hundreds of thousands of Japanese Park near Palm Beach Gar- appeared at south Florida make the decision on whether to unopposed for group one city hospitals, fearing the drop in delay the election one week," children converged on Tokyo's Ueno Zoo to pray for the dens council and Jack 0. Collins, Jim sick female Panda, Lan Ian, but veterinarians said only a "We just didn't trust this old barometric pressure ac- said Oviedo Mayor Ben Massey and Frank Salzmann, miracle could save her from death. trailer," Laahomb said. "we companying the hurricane Beasley. group two city council. Polling About 4000 children stood In front of the panda's crapwanted to stay but what can you might induce premature labor. place Is the city hail on ty, air-conditioned cage Sunday and sobbed, "Poor Lan "We met this morning to Tuesday. Ian, don't die. Please get well." tiira fita A#W ia ranAw it _________-____1_.___1_ the hurricane strikes here. V% found out where our city equipment Is, made sure the • . tanks of city vehicles were WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate Foreign Relations Ci-"-id From Page lÀ) hurricane. They've cleaned us filled with gasoline and that police and fire personnel are Committee begins Its final round of hearings on SALT II Labor Day t*at as the hurricane out of canned goods. In alerted," Beasley said. this week, with plans to report the arms limitation treaty got closer we figured that was Scotty's building supplies The regular municipal to the Senate by Sept. 25. the least we could do. People Altamonte Springs reported a But It Is still awaiting word on how much President are boarding up, some corn- lot of calls thls morning to see lf election has been scheduled for with three offices Carter Is willing to Increase defense spending to win the marcia!, but madly redden- they were open and many Tuesday to the mayor and three council 11 votes of undecided senators or those who believe the U111. people coining In Saturday on the ballot, limitation treaty is justified only If the United Statest PublIx Market, Sanford purchase masking tape, duct seats Longwood Is scheduled to strengthens its won military posture. Plaza, was dosed for the'Labor tape, plywood and nails to Day holiday, but Manager Pd. ready their property to face the Demiston and a few of his hurricane force winds. employees were in the store ,nál'ig preparations for the Mrs. Marlene Echols of arrival Of the dorm. "We're Sanford Ace Hardware said the . putting extra cover on the store has sold out Of bitter-lea, freezers and have cleaned flashlights, Coleman fuel and , everything from In front Of the lantern mantles, propane fuel, dots and the alley," said tape, rope, gascana and trailer Your Credit Deinielon. "We were closed tie-downs because of the Sunday, bid on Saturday our hurricane threat. A Zayre Department Store cad.mei, were buying out the railed 5a04k bitten.., breads spokesman said today In and iIt the seal." Sanford they were "super "It's bean ilk. Christmas busy" Sunday an hurricane LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE iN. Thursday," commented motivated shoppers rushed into Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! It you own Ray Lslbsnaperg.r of the buy rain gear, candle., our own home, condominium or mobile home and Psychologists point, out that the funeral Caasslbsrry Square Wins- fIhHgW', batteries, hurricane r ot. All homeowners qualify, including widows, reservices are an important step In the family's Otsis, Saturday, with psopie lamps, and Coleman lanterns tirees and even those rejected by banks or loan return to a normal life pattern. Since what Setting prepared for the and fuel. companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMwe do plays this Important role, we believe PLETELY PAID FOR? that our most dedicated efforts are required. mse - •- -- - -. • •- . _ .. - .., kU3, TONY RUSh -R INulANa - - - - - x - -" ' -- - 7- 4r!. L_ -' - -c.- ' ' - "; •. FAST LOAN APPROVAL ALSO AVAILABLE BUSINESS LOANS $10,010 $250000 - 0. L TOLL FREE LISA 1.411PM. 1•8OO2825337 emfo d - • Pitvak,y,cs, Inc 10I11.V014kaA, SUN 1t4Odtdoft 3303 ,. U 11 I--,., 1 'J3w4&a - e-i-_ •'_ - - I . ., r t 4% ,..' 1-•_- _ - - - - - - - - __411111 iii~i~~ . - M ,_ "~ .1 -%,. "'ORL , i 171 - .. . _______/ - - -,... - - & - to the Sail law Candy Bar .• .•., ............ 'I __ ____ ior is.j.. ' I ' -_ Many Refuse To Evacuate TopIc: TV Trial Coverage .., j U Ian add A 7 p.m.-to-6 a.m. curfew was in effect for the third straight night Sunday because of isolated disturbances and looting. But Majluta said that as a whole, the population had behaved "incredibly well." The merchants association called on all members not to gouge on prices, but a block of ice that normally sells for $1.50 was going for $10 Sunday and people who had the money were willing to pay almost any price for the few remaining food stocks. "We haven't eaten anything fpr two days," said one of the lessfortunate, Maria Antonietta do Los Santos, who was trying, to reconstruct the shattered wood hovel on the airport road that she and her six daughters used to call home Majluta said, "The tragedy is that we have thousands of bananas and other food lying all around, blown off the trees, but we have no means of getting them to the people." The first night after the hurricane, 18 prisoners taking advantage of the confuson mutinied in the San Cristobal Jail and got away after disarming a guard. In a shootout, soldiers killed two men from their own side, mistaking them for prison escapees Two looters were also shot and wounded in San Cristobal. would take months or years to recover economically from the devastation wreaked by David's 150-mph winds and torrential rains. The storm cut straight through the Dominican Republic Friday before continuing northwestward toward the Bahamas and Florida, uprooting huge trees, downing power lines, leveling factories and whipping up 25-foot waves. At the airport, which reopened Sunday for international relief flights only, a 20-ton cargo plane was lifted into the air and dumped on top of a 25-foot-high customs warehouse, which itself was upside down. The U.S. Agency for International Development, responding to an appeal from President Antonio Guzman, sent a 75-member advance team to the Dominican Republic Sunday to evaluate relief needs. The armed forces team included doctors, civil engineers and water and communications specialists. Majluta said the most urgent need was food. "Hunger is beginning to make itself felt," Majluta said. "We cannot possibly feed the capital. We need help." __ a1-st"ad -' I. ou"Affi- NM he ho be.. far lbs equal righia dsee IN, j _•_I ad be pisult._MdI. Tseiastis, Saud 7 - __ 1. I - •.. .-'.•';.t'• 1 __ Ca.l --dke .dtodeA ha allewed to (Imilek, Md keys bees ha.'rij idik lbs sims, GOP ••. ____ 7 1 ::atkMkn :*ttOm the w,ng problems of the While Hose. The president, who was to return to Wes'daVn this afternocn for a Labor Day picak with olenkedlle ado, o JI..dors, fished, Jaggsd and chatted with aid friend. _ 'g the visit to his hometown. he 'uUAft, -0-1 VIN IF W" 111Aka" _ ______________ - ____ aduq*jsit"bead IcsrWNtnsiu.,ins liam . 4'. "'. __ ,•,, 1. - I*M" 1W ft cm "* .&~&."&...g Jupaus growth, ssdumity ad •a' 1W -' prupued ___ . tr" SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (UPI) - Troops enforced a dusk-to-dawn curfew to discourage looting by hungry civilians today and the United States flew in relief teams to help the Dominican Republic begin Its slow recovery from Hurricane David. About 600 people were known dead and it was feared the final death toll could reach the thousands. Near San Jose do Ocoa, a rain-swollen river suddenly changed course and swept away a church converted Into a refugee center. About 400 people were killed; 80 refugees survived. Vice President Jacobo Majluta said reports of more casualties were pouring In from all over the Caribbean Island nation of 5.5 million people. "At first we thought the capital city was going to be the worst hit, but we're finding out now that it was the rural areas," Majluta said during a tour of some of the devastated areas Just west of the capital. He said the death toll was "Incalculable" because many areas were still cut off from roads and communications. He said It - Cart•r Ends Vacation Cadet turned his Prtd Ga. (UP!) : PLAl1,bickto politics today, "deg a w±i respite , -i.Z. made a s ,Of the NUl ups thaW ce oily to He v4 t. r iJ buoakul"Ob"fr the aVthuwase r*toon*pIIodofW, enueass. siimi '1 wad I. "-s yes Iff hi.14011 se Me., we vi W Jadaeiuy,weas.dpsstkuis, ZM to sssesbs IiN ails " eeNg,ad year ' - _ 'en r- - bay am #A "0111111" NM Delary . his ta to Dominican Republic Death Toll At 600 - a - 'We Need Help ... We Need Everything' 71 Monday, Sept.3,179-3A EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. 1, Jt1V_ -. - I . -L_ -- _ .- -- - -- -.-.• -- - - ...- • �1 . - - MENE Evening HerAd CUSPS 111210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3222511 or $31-M3 Monday. September 3, 1979-4A Around 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.00; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. J _____ The Clock America still Is By DONNA ESTES A Working Nation The role of sanitation workers is as important, In its way, to the nation's health as that of doctors. Many a white-collar executive has called a blue-collar plumber late one night to ask him to repair a sudden leak. And would we who write editorials ever see th em in print if many skilled men did not turn their hands to the equipment that creates the printed page? So on this Labor Day, when the nation ends its summer respite and begins to gear up for; the fall and winter months, Americans of all professions . - - ..- - .. I . State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, has requested Gov. Bob Graham to Include a psychological practice act In his call for one of the two special sessions of the Legislature this fall. The first special aesIon Is to begin Oct. fl or 29 and the second during early December. Vogt In asking for the Inclusion of the additional Item reminded the governor the law regulating the profession of psychology expired during the regular session and the Legislature failed to re-enact the laws due to differences of opinion regarding changes. He told the governor his request was not on behalf of psychologists of the state, but on "behalf of Individuals who In an Insecure or even fragile state of mind, seek the aid of those professionals." Sen. Vogt said the governor's office has dlcated a decision on the request will be made as soon as possible. didates who have filed Intents to qualify for the district I post are: Jim Thompson, 37, of 518 San Sebastian Prado and Lamarr Smith, 34,620 Orchid Lane. The talk In city hail Is that two candidates may Me Intent for the seat held by Mrs Vickers. I i Terry Lamond, the former "red bet mama" of Rosie O'Grady's will be giving a performance honoring Altamonte Springs City CommIssioner Dolores Vickers In her campaign for re-election Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce "In the absence of state regulation a county occupational license Is all that is needed to practice psychology, he said. "Requests for these licenses have poured into county offices all over the state. Unless a county Individually adopts ordinances spelling out minimal qualifications we could have people with no qualifications practicing psychology in Florida," Sen. Vogt said. The party is to be held from 3 to p.m., Sept. 9 at the Log Cabins of the South, adjacent to the 701 Building, SR 436, Altamonte Springs The candidate qualifying period In Altamonte Springs for the Nov. 6 city elections opens Sept. 7 and closes Sept. 24. Incumbent Commissioner Harry Jacobs still Is not saying whether he will seek re-election. Can- will be sending out cards in the next few days to some 15,139 persons who have failed to vote In the last election. According to new state law, those who have voted within the past year will remain qualified to vote while those who have not voted will have their names purged from the rolls. That Is unless they send back the postcard they will be receiving from Mrs. Bruce. The county as of the end of July had 58,320 registered voters. New voter Identification cards will be Issued on Jan. 1. I s: ", •... . • .. ___ I. __ . 11. __ -w '4 . W ho Sept. 3, 1979-iA . Seminole County high school football teams into the limelight this weekend. Jamborees having passed, it's the real thing this time around. Seasonopeners are scheduled on six fronts Friday night and Saturday. One of the biggest matchups In Central Florida will be the Colonialat Lake Brantley 0 contest, where the giants of the Metro and Five Star Conferences lock horns. Colonial shined in its jamboree last weekend, winning a pair of quarters impressively. And Lake Brantley was less than sharp in a scoreless tie and a loss. 'They are just quarters, and win, lose or draw... that's still tall they are - quarters," said Brantley coach Jim Raley Meanwhile, Seminole and Lyman won both quarters of jamboree action last Thursday night, and indicated they will be strong district contenders this fall. The other Friday night matchup sends Oviedo to Pierson Taylor. So to speak, the quarters start jingling together this week. Seminole and Lyman will also be testing Metro schools as Seminole entertains Evans and Lyman visits Boone. Evans remains an uncertain power, but Boone showed signs of an unfruitful season in jamboree action. Saturday's game sees Trinity Prep travelling to Fort Pierce to play John Carroll. VIEWPOINT . Ba llet ARL . 4;. _________ . -hurricanes willing -step ______ Park . - -1 ANGLEWAL TERS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hurri,ecanes wielli"ng, Prep Gridders Get Green Light - iy nr%e%r%MT0^ S S .-) New Season, Yes, But Baylor, Clear Key Same Story For Saints For Angels' Drive _____ _______ . •.. ! - •: ___ - F I or Tv,0 %,%.* \.-; By United Press literuatlossi Jets' comeback, tied the game my mind to attack the bail." shovel a two-handed PS3 to By United Press International and walked four In posting his straight victory. it may be a brand new .. 40 NFL with four seconds remaining in In New Orleans, the Atlanta avoid a safety but Mayberry -'e"I .. ... I ... ... . 1 session but .. If the California Angels are to 14th victory against nine losses Brewers 7, White Sex 2 for the New York regulation time with a 35-yard Falcons once again preyed on grabbed It and waltzed In for I , '. .W14", -sf "'.. 0 1%-to make our world go around. hold first place In the American but needed relief help from Jets and the New "L. fld goal before lifting the their WASIIINGTON (NEA) - Here's a fantastic Gorman Thomas hit his a is League West, Don Baylor must Clear, who has had some league-leading 37th home run Saints, It was the Even those who cop out of the "rat race" to do ByDONGRAFF same old Browns to a wild 25-22 victory, least they changed the score way through the IS-minute " money-making opportunity: Buy ...... have a characteristic Septem- problems over the past few and Sixto Lezeano added his dory. ______________________ It was quite aperforinance, but one lnwhich, Cockroft, the most accurate this time. The Falcons, who overtime, fora time what they think is their thing must park and make a handsome profit byseulng 17 I her and Mark Clear must learn weeks. Jets may be seeing me no one came off very well with the possible exfield goal kicker In NFL beat the Saints 20-17 twice last millions of tourists everything from hot dogs to eventually admit that not only does man not live by 26th to power Milwaukee past Saints' running back Chuck :•. ceptions .4J 111 A" not to believe everything he Mating Images .... of "1 have of the 52 non-celebrity Aeroflot, been struggling Cleveland's history, A&W an early mistake year on last-minute touchMuncie and hotel rooms at non-competitive Chicago. Thomas' homer set a who set a team soon finds bread alone, he himself needing It. No. 12 In their sleep alter the sharpened his concentration, downs, used bizarre play fora rushing record with l58 yards passengers who somehow found the patience to The parks aren't actually for We bemuse have had trouble with my club record, breaking a tie . ' % _ . America is a workingman's U Browns' veteran kicker, Don wa t out the three days of diplomatic bluff at control," said Clear, who also 40-34 victory. "Earlier In the game, I they ' re owned by the American people and Thomas shared with George .t raced for TDs of 69 and 3 yards I Baylor, making a strong welded d hammered and d d planted d _____________ Co&rcft, did them In again relaxed too much on an extra Kennedy Airport wouthout tearing the im-bid acknowledged he'd been watch. " 'Ji administered as a scenic and historic trust by the U sees. Scott. New Orleans rookie punter and threw a 40-yard opt ion pass for MW honors, drove in two ing the bolted together in the sweat of many brows and the I Sunday wIth a 27-yard field goal point and pulled It the left" Russell Erileben had to track to Wes Chandler. Atlanta's National Park Service, a component of the runs with a simile and a homer closely. scoreboard a little too Rangers 7, Red Sex 6 intellect of many brains. jet 15 seconds before suddensaid Cockroft, . : Reacting in their usual heavy-handed style, Interior Department. who also had down a wild snap from center Steve Bartkowskl, who hit 23ofSunday to spark the Angels to ninth, I "When I went out In the Willie Montanez cracked a de ath overtime expired. th ought the Royals had On this Labor Day, we can take note of the following the defection of Boishol star Aleksandr. field goals of 31 and 36 yards to that sailed four feet over his 38 passes for 312 yards, threw But NPS and some of the country's biggest I ... In their third straight victory, a solo homer leading off the 11th LU :Cothoft, whose 22-yard field give him four for the day. head and rolled to the Saints' three TD passes. Godwlov, the Soviets hustled his wife aboard the defects In our free enterprise system - flaws corporations have found a way to circumvent 2 decision over the Cleveland won their game. Maybe it's a inning to help Jim Kern register good thing the scoreboard had his 12th jal beat New York In overtime "When the next field goal op. goalline. Erxleben picked up -. Moscow-bound plane In the protective custody of that minor technical difficulty. In f which have permitted too many Americans to live Indians. victory in 16 decisions. Oilers 9, RedskIns 27 IM year to nul fy a br li t li il an posted the wrong score." have a goon squad that might been Justified portunity fO1a nominal few paid to the federal government,the came up, I made up the ball on the run and tried 10 a subpar existence; flaws which exclude too many Montanez's blast, his third in a E ar l Campbell, who gained "We could use a Don Baylor personage of the order of Comrade Brezhnev but A's 5, Tigers ?WIJ WR TE companies are given exclusive long-term con- I#UJI Americans, through no fault of their own, from Texas uniform, came off 166 yards, scored his second TD hot streak In September," said • Rick Langford or one a was overdoing a uiat,°. tracts to provide park visitors with food, lodging, t i ui. th scattered 10 reliever Dick Drago. at system. meaningful employmen wwIUl wai on a3-yardmun with 1:57 left as California Manager JIm Frego- hits to lift Oakland to its third It certainly had all the appearances of best rentals, ski facilities and a hod of other I Houston rallied for 16 fourthWe can resolve that we will remedy those NEW YORK (UPI) - Two of sI, noting Baylor drove in 27 straight victory over the Yankees 6, Royals S complusory departure. But if the SUW' goods and services. quarter points to avert an r y biggest surprises at wim- runs and hit seven homers In Tigers. Langford raised his Gratg Nettles hit a two-run flaws. the Department was justified In this InterpretatI: As a result, many of the nation's bed known U upset. Joe Thelsmann threw bledon, homer the ninth to tie the oethe final month of last season, Pat shortcomings, we can DuPre and R osc But even as we note our It was not in the fashion In which It responded to parks are being exploited by concessIonaIres record to 11-13, allowing Steve score andinOscar Gamble St DIIQO 33. 5att11 16 Salurday's 1.sits two TD passes to Jean led off Fugett The victory, combined Tanner, and two of the the situation. Something of this nature was to. biggest with Kemp's 25th homer In the sixth willing to subordinate preservation orprotection Today's Game justifiably praise the total achievement of kafth. 3, Toronto 2, 10 inns as Washington took a 27-13 of the 10th with a -4.. bottom the Kansas City's 2. Since the Lake Mary Fire Department said anticipated and It had Ptlsbgh at Eng, Now night Hear Ye... Hear Ye... Read all about It In the TeIII Boston s, 6-5,10-Inning loss and Alan lead names missing from that two days God. following profit of natural beauty to maximization of America's workers and we can vow that what Kanus City C. 141w York S early In the fourth quarter. Trammell's sixth solo blast to lift the Yankees Evening Herald ... The Lake Mary City Council is it had the money to buy a new truck-let it... nov's ddection to devise and implement ta . Harold to New York, Increased Califorhomer, a hallowed tournament, rough conumercial development. three-run shot, Americans Gokiand 4. DetroIt 3. 10 n -Bas ba DolphIns 9, Bills 7 in the over the Royals. this asking Its property owners to dole out an ad "Since when does one look a gift horse In the to handle It more deftly, avoiding the public Solomon and Eddie Dlbba, rila's lead over the Royals to 1 A series of hearings conducted earlier Harness ninth. Mkvw.ota 3, BaltImore 2 preserved . Larry Csonka, returning to games. Baylor, who year by a Senate subcommittee chaired by Sen. valorem tax rnlllage of 4.25 per thousand on SepL mouth?" CalifornIa 7, Cleveland 4 ran his RBI prepared daring of the other side to blink first into which to mount challenges Orioles 3, Twins Blue Jays 8, Mariners S 1 $IMIP4OLI NaHosal Litgos ChIcago 4, Milwaukee 3, S Miami after a four-year sheen- of the perennial favorites with total to a league-leading 120, SATURDAY MATINEE Dale Bumpers, DArk., produced evidence that 11. But, haven't they seen all of the "For Sale" 3. City parka? They are a luxury that Lake the airport showdown escalated. out Gary Hoenicke hit his 23rd Roy Howell drove In four runs Ms First i.e. cc, rushed for 87 yards and third-round victories Sunday In singled home Carney Lansford homer In the eighth inning to with a three-run homer and a W L Pd. OS C' The resolution In which Ludmila Vlasova the park service has strayed from Its offlctd . signs lining our streets? On our street alone we Mary can't afford In this day and time. Sure, 7 C. J. Rodney 7.60 4.60 3.50 bulled over from the one the U.S. Plttsbrgh $1 34 .600 Sinday's SemIte open ThUIIS ciam- and scored on Bobby Grich's snap a 1-1 tie and Scott single to spark the Blue Jays, mission of promoting ,,the development of park have already lost two neighbors and soon can they are pretty and add beauty to any city, but, chose Russia over her husband at a session wi(I S 001CM Gil 3.00 Mntrs.i 74 54 .575 3½ Toronto I, Seattlo S 2 Reliable Gordon single in a two-run fourth, then McGroger tossed a five-hitter Dave Stieb gave up four runs he third. These residents have had the . In lAke Mary their beauty Is obscured by ugly U.S. and Soviet representatives In a van brought' a:; LOUIS 3.40 midway through the fourth pionships. are as , th e prote ctio n of th e natural environment add t 72 61 .541 $ Texas 7. Boston 6. 11 inns Ch 0 (5.1) 11.11, P (1'1) 31.11. Time quarter to lift the Dolphins to 04400 71 62 .V4 C foresight to envision future years In Lake Mary. three and four foot weeds that surround the rag to the plane was so simple that there can only ho New Zork 6, Kansas City DuPre, who says becoming a belted his 314 homer In the for Baltimore. McGregor, 11-4, over 7 1-3 innings before giving and the preservation of historic properties.' F' 2:11.2. 65 67 .M 13 Inns their 19 10 th straight triumph over six th . And picture surprise semifinalist In they saw was repugna& of the city streets, sidewalks and telephone wonder that It required three days of wranglii the retired 16 straight batters at way to Jesse Jefferson, who NPS and the conceulonalres always have Stead Race York 2) 70 .402 26½ 01kh.fld 011101? Dave Frost struck out three one point to earn his fourth picked up his first save. 4 Supreme Rock j(% fifl$fldAa reports an However, our city politicians want to exchange poles. 5.20 3.20 2.20 Buffalo. The Bills were limited England marked a watershed ' Wet? pa rtied to (Q5e1y reach it. It this tortuously arranged Interview BaltImore 3, MInnesota 1 rtmnin When the IraMan' t f 1 Lucky Jon El 2.10 2.40 to five (lid downs and 121 total In his career, registered the W L Pd. IS ;•. way of We Ida an lowlustrial California S. Cieve4and arwi IL our km Too, dimurded junk Ww salss, chairs, rusty,, with one dancer is a v#d sample of U.S.-Soviet ,I -1 I ; -I I -lid 2 Missy Pen ston. 2.20 77 H .IM MIIWSUkS 7. ChICI00 I only upset of the day, beatIng -` ~ ommumnewwwo M"M a (14) ILuSi T (41.2) 42.11. Tim.Yards. 0114-o wS diedmiled to'' n%WdW ldyl%, Ab "aft RALT agreema" Eagles U, Giants 17 the Unit6ff States * h'elf*d tWith " 1v -7 80 teof "'-------M 'M be toleratiA.. ' Alreaft --2:1St l3theeeded Gene Mayer 74,8-2, at the little-pubUcized hewings. we from our city streets. These unslotly objects an years in the jmiakhjg In fact,, it9g & wonder i1i Lbs Mg '472.1i) Ron Jaworakl fired a pair of 6-3; Tanner, who extended Race 50(1 Fran their generous resources of crude oil, damage to &77 . 11½ Pro Football. At Yosemite National Park in California, the bulldozers are eating away tracts of land which make one wonder why our taxxnonles are being aren't dill haggIbgover theBerlin blockade' 5 Rebel I Guy 11.20 7502.60 TD passes to. Harold C&ThICfIa V it .116 10½ Dwso isthe yoswae park & once held giant stately pine trees and lush un- spent for labor on city parks. our streets need to Bjorn Borg to five sets In the their refining facilities during the revolution has principal As it has turned out, the State Departm~ 1 DeringDeann a 2.20 2.10 ci within a 1:19 SIS2.3532)½ 6Zarose NFL Stauisegs span during flnal,edNjckSey.4,5Saturdays ies, Curry Co., a subsidiary of one of the country's derirush. This kind of land during In our be maintained properly for our own residents has Its honor, having extended itself, If clumsily, 2.10 left them short as another winter approaches. So Philadelphia's 23-point second 41 3.6, 63, and Solomon and (pttsburgh By Ileltid p,'et Imtsrun.s.h 5, San 0 (1.1) 11.lIg P (LI) 35.60. Time Francisco for biggest entertainment conglomerates, MCA Inc. community is laying the groundwork ICY cold and others who are merely passing through. for the rights of the Godunov's. Godunov has his the Carter administration is authorizing the Aei'$caa C.et.e' 2:5S4. •1st quarter and the Eagles he ld off Dlbbs both advanced with According to Mettenbaum, the con- whtm and 1014,BWKM temPer&tm*L Many Remember, "The First Impresdon is a Luting future of greater artistic freedom In the Wed; "Pittsburgh 7. San Francisco FoiSrikiace shipment to Iran of another two million barrels of alateNewYorkrallytospoll stralghtadvIctes, 2 Frosty Francis 3.00 3.50 4.00 lit? ceulonalre's 1977 profits were calculated only citizens who have lived here for 30 or 40 yam Impression". State Road No.15 was ca lled a 'and the Soviets have Viasova. And also another kerosene ' diesel fuel. Ray Perkins' debut as Gluts' Legend ,cntrssI 7, CIncinnati W L T Pd. 3 Hopes 5.40 6.00 2 "I cane into this tournament after It had transferred to Its parent company know that long periods of (lows In the teens) can "Scenic Drive" years ago by strangers passing propanganda black eye. 3 1 Miami 1 0 0 icco 6Mr.Cecii Iha 6. Atlanta 4 3.40 coach.NewYork'aJoePfsarcik with the Why the big flap over this rawer simple Intention of winning almost $li mMon, ostensibly to pay for in- completely wipe out orange groves and or- through. That was before the sidewalk was in. New The 20year series of celebrated defections Englnd ston 3, New York 1 0(3.3)10.41,7(2.3-6) 0120. Time threw two TI) passes to Johnny It," 0 0 0 .000 i~ exercise In foreign poll 9 7be pie putting up a NY lets said the 24-year-old DuPre. By United Press InternatIonal Fran cisco on Its own Louis 5. San DIego 3 0 1 0 .000 2:00 surance, advertising, data processing, namental Aruba. Do the People Of Lake MM stalled. Not anymore... The residents before kept should have told the Soviets soniething about the field since nati. Perkins. Pif* Race Buffalo Angeiss 0 1 0 .000 $Vila 5, ChIcago "Obviously, howl are overestimating the Importance of the Wimbledon was marketing, management, legal and other cor- want only asphalt to look At, crowded highways grass growing to the edge of the road and kept It handling of artists, the climate In which they September is here and so are 1960. I Tinni Time 3.00 7.40 2.20 PhillIes 2, Braves 1 Vikings IL 41eri 22 the hump for me. I'm winning the Mont real Expos. to travel and traffic to dodge while they live In mowed. Today weeds and sand have replaced thrive and the great publicity value of their ponte fem amount of fuel Involved, and underestimating the 3 DrmmJudy 2.60 2.20 CIncinnati 1 "He's the toughest pitcher Tommy Kramer, taking over Greg Luzlnski ripped a run' S Brad Capers more close matches now." On the southrim of the Grand Canyon National polluted alr,dnlnk Polluted water and be taxed to the lush green grass. And the ugly weeds are decision to become exiles - usually not essenCesfral 2.20 Iladshplila ntrNI 13, 2, Atlanta 1, 10 Importance of maintaining the right U.S. "We needed thr" straight I've ever managed," Pittburgh scoring double with two out in fashion for the a (13) 7.66i P (1.3) 12.11. Time In spectacular W L 7 Pd. Park In Arizona, the major conceeslonaire Is the the hilt? Well, evidently, Mayor Walter Sorenson mowed down about once a mouth. Why don't the tially for political reasons. The most publicized DuPre was ranked above wins because we know this is Manager Chuck Tanner said of the 10th, scoring Bake th Iran relatlonshI Houston 1 0 0 1.000 1:13. York 5, Houston 4 retired Fran Tarkenton, threw Vitas Gerulaltls as McBride a junior in the month," Warren Crornartle Candelarla. "Bad back and all, Fred Harvey Co., a s30ldlary of the AMFAC and the city council members think NO. Is this residents mow? Because the sand ruins lawn defections have not resulted from a preferenCe cleveland 515* RICI 1 0 0 1.000 •:; Thone " two wi million barrels of distillates from t hi rd ba se. Pitt$biwgl 0 • 0 is S Crazy Goose 20.10 360 5.40 four TI) paws to AhiflId 1973 but had not lived up to said Sunday after helping the he always gives It his best Corp., an agribusiness conglomerate and one of what we need matched date and federal funds mowers. And who needs added expense? for democratic cspita1t over Marzissn btda Mgetet 6, ChiCSgo 2 shot, Dodgers 6, Cubs 2 represent one of one percent CincInnati our own 1 Baby Bear 0 i 0 500 5.00 Rashad, handing San Francisco expectations until he upset Expos to a gli S. San FranC isco . for? Certainly NOT... 4. Other priorities Lake Mary needs? desire for more artistic self expresilon than the the nation's largest ai*r producers. 13-I victory over the and as a manager, how can! 4 Prince S. F . 3.00 Coach Bill Davey Lopes belted a grandWalsh a defeat In annual consumption. Its absence from the U.S. et profits It sounds fine to match Mate and federal funds. Wet? Gerulaltis and Adrlano Panatta Cincinnati Reds and complete a expect more than that? 1. Shred signs made to keep people from Soviet system Is prepared to permit. 0(1-1) 20.41:7 (5.1-4) 251.11. Americas Leegee slam NFL Coaching debut. with two out In the ninth, Th on W L 7 Pc?. e 49ers' at Wimbled before succumb- three-game series sweep. Inventory will have a negligible Impact on our Saveeth lace of $1.6 million on $17.8 million worth of sales, but But nothing Is "free" and sooner or We the ridIng horses on sidewalks. They are crushing But the men In the Kremlin obvioily haven't EM? "I'll tell you this, If I have one capping a (lye-run rally In a San Diego 1 0 0 1000 2 Gold Steve Deberg completed 29o( lug to TrIck 5.60 400 350 Tanner In the semifinals. I W L Pet. IS Oakland Metzenbsum says that doesn't take Into accomt taxpayer's pocketbook Is hit again. Before Lake and cruenhikig them. supplies for the coming winter. been listening, or learning. "We have the enthusiasm and game to win and my choice of a game that featured 1 0 0 1.000 6 Slack Walnut 2.40 360 42 passes for 262 yards. Manny 00 16 467 Kanus City Tanner, con' Mary officials thougit Increased taxes dId the 1 0 0 ).000 fifth seed, also starting Monday we're going to pitcher, I'll take John and you Mota's tragiafar of funds to a $1.8 2. Street signs to protect residents. Lake Several parties to this 'meet hicldmg To turn down the appeal from the Iranians million the of 1 Kelly Fritz y' 3.20 Cowboys 22, Cardinals 21 uke 1016.1*4 S record-breaking Denver 145th 1 0 01.050 seemed fairly confident, but be playing In our own division can have your they remember Inflation, the prediction of the Mary Is ukft fora lawittt If someone gets hurt have been out of step, but they are the ones aUus.wP(u) 11.41. Time cesslonaire's AMFAC parent, 7553.156 0½ battle could have a bad Impact on our relations with a pick from all 0 1 0 .050 liNt the career Rafael Septien's third pinch-hit. Mota had been *w York field denied his success In England so we'll be able to make up 7340 .140 14½ NPA officials say the Yosemite and Grand coining recession and the Increase of county or killed at the corner of East Crystal Lake moat urgently need a new choreographer. country that Is a major supplier of crude oil for our other pitchers In baseball. And tied wi th .10* lace goal, 27-yarder Smokey a with 1:16 Burgess and troIt 73 64 .133 14½ _____ Canyon concessions are "sçerbly run ...in a taxes? Isn't it irrational for them not to have Avenue end Coedry Club Road. When cars are some ground." L Oevelnd 1 Atlas!. Junkin 3.10 2.50 2.60 rallied Dallas to its 15th left, helped. In my mind, I'd have the best of had gone 0-for4 on the Los 065 .1*4 10½ NatIesal own refineries. The, gasoline lines ng 3 GovOel Lee very high quality nwmer." But they could be irinitles? And Isn't It offensive to the rudduti parked on the street ned to the builñliig, the 4.60 3.00 -, onto nObviously the Expos, who It." 44 02 .324 15 '' IN? "I don't mind the Increased Angeles homestand. He hit for showed us w can happen w £rWusn Ou cut Carefres 2.00 secutive season-opening vicWet? bett. If le.. money wes drained away from of lake Mary to be told we had an overflow of driver at the stop sign on E. Crystal Lake Avenue W L 7 PC?. 7 Avon already have done more than Mets 5, Astros 4 Ken attention, but that doesn't 0(1.3) Brett in the eighth and 10.20,7(1 3.7) 44.40. Time tory. Ottbi Anderson, whose 78W I. PC?. U PtuIladsIphI off. Most Americans have no sympathy for what 41 1 0 0 100 2:V.5. cash on hand at the first of the new year; them, cannel we clearance of an coming from the the perks by the pared corporatlm many experts expected, feel John Ste ns ar iii? do ub Deign for y led In the ngl si ed over second. 74 63 .140 es ou ," said yard yard ID run pit St. Louis match 1 0 0 1.500 they have seen so far of the new Iranian governN"Race "i 4muj'," oheerves Bunipirs, "they can when the year is more than half apsit, we are soith. Parking should be prohibited nut to they haven't done enough. They tie-breaking run In the seventh, Cardinals 2, Padre. in CIty 72 64 .120 1½ WashIngton I1 ahead with 3:44 ft us le , r hed for 1 lien 7063 .110. 3 N. Louis jimmy the books es ommd" to jedlfy those fund told more ad valcrem taxes mint be made bufl 4"i or traffic Ugl* balI,d 0 1 0 .055 I Tracers Runner 3.10 3.00 2.50 meit, but since oil began to arrive again from Iran fil'et3illIng server from Lookout sat In second place In the East, enabling New York to end a Bob Forach pitched a five3,50 346 l93yardsinhiiprodebut-one Mountain, Tenn. "I've never 40 71 153 I '4Y Giants 0 1 availabl, to meet expenses? Mlemanagen*M Is s. Animal leash laws should be enforced. 4. and ow gasoline line, cleared up, we have heard no tnaintens. 2 Mit Hope 4.40 ChIcago 1076 .151 14 of Alan Ameche's 1955 seen anyone say I'll give you 3½ games behind Pittsburgh. nine-game losing streak. The hitter and Ken Oberkfell the only word to describe this .ktuM1n4.. CeeWel a U-44 46.10,7(43-2) 13.0. Time short record Zoning lawsenforcad. I. 1esh pick-op along our Another corporate concessionaire Is the Trss "Pittsburgh Is good and you defeat left Houston a half-game stroked a sacrifice fly In the $ISttii 1*1141116½ motorists objecting about where the supplies are two points' because you he WLT Pct. luLl. Qakland Lake Mary leaders need to concentrate on hiways. Corp., 46 02 .323 10½ whm subsidiaries include Trans signs should be kept standing ld a can't put them down," said ahead of second-place Cincin- ninth. S. City World Tampa Say coming from 1 0 S 1155 newspaperartcleupIn thejr A -731: Handle 145.755. Bears 5, Packers 3 folioand Lake Mary proper and Its needs ledead er f'-' 1 national and Is repair. Ellis Valentine, who had three MInnesota World Airline., HiBen Int 1 0 I 1.00 SATURDAY NIONT f ,, iti approvwi a TddJO% Pmident 'ig for hidednial plants and Will taxes as the Bob Thomas kicked two Oukags 1 0 I 1155 Pk's$lacs yi.i time the several wiiior firma that have been awarded rits of Lake Montreal's 21 hits. "One of us job of over- of with an O sup we On, $fl have NP8 coutreeb at BrIce Cakm end non mayor suggests. These at dty hail need to guard nary should expect their in dollars to be used I 1 I is 1$canls$Tarlan 1140 3.30 aecondqiarter field goala and amia has tokee p wlnning.I on just Green Bay I 1 0 III I Kid ROmUI** too the ultimate effect of keephig Iranians warm this Walter Payton rushed for 125 coming DuPre falls to Solomon MU"nM perks In Utah, the north rim of Grand their pompoes attitudes and give concision 10 for. And not to mak, our comnmimity Into a $MIgldyKen 3.40 and the seventh-seeded hope It's us." winter. To criticize him for It isa cheap shot. in tegon Its psopie who do and will be furnishing the taxes •114n.2s,T4l4rn,o.11m. yards to lead Chicago pad Florldlanhsn'treàlhappyabout The Expos started the game CxW^ Crater t b lItj with Indoituial 0044 congedid W LY Pd. 2:00.3, Green Bay behind anaggres- it. and Death Valley National Monumat In for them to *y with... And wha elect them... 11gw.ys and poildion In ow sir and water... wlthsevenconsecutjvehjtsoff AIaNI 1 • I 1150 Second Race sive defense that sacked hm .11 pads of ao,eint N New Onions I I 0 1 Cailfonda end Nevade, starter Mike LaCoss, 14-6. Whither Lak_Mary approves a fax ilk. or Oafish Manger 310 260 "rin not Bruce CaidSill Prancic $ 5 1 I .000 Whltehurat five tune.. After a teem of Interior Department officials flCI ask for ias.d taxes they always CMTY votes It down depends on hew will each cItinu 2.50 2.10 playing great," Cromartle Ignited the six-r un lomon So I 1 0 " 1 7511$ $f said after routing :resullr off with a victory In the Les *11055W 34Q Chiefs 14, ' ,iini 1JfrJag burst with a single. He singled BY United Press lntensatloaal Hubert Oliver ran for a careerthe fecil,e operated by the r- awsfl.bomithn,:" You doorwe'llcityMIS RUIN $*diy's Sou th Africa's Ray 0(41) LII. T (147) 7.11. Time Olympic Tamps Say31, DelveR 14 Lite Miller Ted McICnIgl* rushed D peedlon M &ycs Canyos and ace, It riposted: serviceS." After reading Mayor Sorenson's 1t1 can paint a heettiful plctwe for Lake Mary In later In the liming, giving him iNs. __ II, 74. North TewState'anewhead high 196 yards in pa cing "I'm going to ha Rw Saturday at touchdowns of one and 70 yards thscIIIssnsoft11s vnununity need toahottloud Wire years, id Ism ve to seven straight hi that ne picture can seally ts play a lot et and tying a coach, Jerry Moore, must Arizona to a 33-17 victory over Hausfon 10. *1111 b ter If I'm going to Seminal. Oo"usy Cellegs, • Miss Mac s . is.is 650 3.50 and Kansas City cornerback was ant deer to club d. recor tom imopyblur.,.Sowhen you gotothe üIy ... of the OI&MIIIUaIrS.rS Mlami9, luReS. 7 believe that college football Isa Colorado State. bed Wre. 1 L,71P1et 11,00 30 G1f3, Green ipark. thur distance fl'IS'ts 1st M Where do we start cthig? Hire m a few P11111 Tony Perez a nd Gary Carter team game in L Mary on Sept. 11, *W think-.. 3 ItilliGuf '° DuPre bu - to be played by t Butch Kelly ran for one Solomon at a lbs 1$klkn'et.r event claimed i Fran defensive thc,t with a fnbl, Wei*cited byIedI IIns; Trans Witid hes Macs been Wei* ddmL.. wore yea cod your bullet Then, 0(54) also had three hits and An 7454151.1s. y$ dr e a ll of his players. Aftendi 45, New CnN to uc hdown and passed for two 34 (at) lull. ctnci'aü IvIioaM tills, 1. PI&I'I'I' from $ to 4. Ever since lake ed recovery and a pass Intercep weeks "netperfoneg ediiodedly" at Dawson, Larry Parrish, Ken NPS -DeItee 2, St. Lewis 11 more to open New Mexico I Pisilk lace CA" 01111 do Ifl'$tsCI "Wetrledto use every player ties as the Qte(s Miu,d crestedlangI C115WI.O,Ses 1 61 S.v3 . D.Mstthsws Macha, and pitcher Steve who suited' YCS Castyos. ?*abeam dths eadiad COuldMary was bmpmW 71560DeTme 20 7 415 Baltimore. fur these betwem 30 and I Nan_CN 14. sellS explained Moore, State's defense of the Missouri "Pat's lilaytns rally wSIl Rogers All droVeIfl two runs. 3 Pellewing$uio 10107.15 I PM of ' r after with a time of his Eagles walloped VaUeyCol)ference utle with a www" win3 BrIUSIS 15, DiugIls I slow," SOlOmon said. "11. biat Ro81n1, OftUl 5 vk'tlifl f Y si__ 1L •4$flhI*T(744)S$tIS. TI.e ss.3s. Phil Bessel was SecOnd Texas-El Paso 35-0 Saturday 23-13 victory over Wichita Norris Wise,, In his first me lad time, and I bid him the support, pitched a four-hitter nig I ie,i , Lm Mg 17 ;• State. ANDERSON S S. ' wIIh$l:S$. stagm since win- time we played before Owl. It ht In their season opener. d mud his record to '11. Terry Hess dashed 62 yards "We've got a it of experience, Meanwhile, Es,In Mica . 1 Hash SI.' ning the quarterback job from should be a tough match." at h Despite failing to gain on a lot of depth running with a punt return for one score at '..•; V%8 4 Mi Del Rodgers sprinted 60 deddol of 15:10 mod Ed WIrth 240 'for yards and a tocMawn Bonnie Milton 14,14,53 and to complicate the situation In and we plan to use them all,11.11 and 0 (1.1) 7.11. P (II) LII. has y ards for another TI) in Utah's and at 11:30. a. Moore, w JU was ho was an assistant 1:01. ad . w'sdofsiueiwarmed meets Tom Gorman, a found theWedby*oppliigClncizmatl . 34-10 triumph over Long Beach 511* Sacs at Nebraska last year, 't oli eirts 12:11 led lbs 1740 -1 . o ClncliwaU for the eluded. victor over Hank Hider, In the bShliId fltstiiLi HOedOfl. .. iCernls$Oissa 310 State; Don Stump kicked field , ." ,., players and dew WIN M Meek 13 ball ihiui carriers r WW's .1 ORLANDO *Mdus2f, Rime 17 . next rand. "Wejust have toregroupand ,, j ...A . . gosh of 47 arid 40 yards to give jet ahead of 111 Js re..rkeim f.;,l Stabler took idiMigi soled i litRe WAIWIGTU4 3.20 Dud-qituig champion jimmy start over span," said cincin- his coaching debut. Is Ike day ubu u ' ' r- 'i by the Niuuod ledilit. (Sr . 4I award hinofih. to $ 1MM of amly 1US$ withers their sb1tIs befits 11 when the McNeese a 13 victory over •($4)4I*T($41)$*N. Time 'a 15:13.. place besets I sin-pow old 1: W of twi turnovers and fired a Canners celebrated his 37th naIl Manags, Jobs McNurtwa. 1120 Eagles, who were 9.2 111111 -8 le"Allwe anal Tulsa; I nd iana State defeated vreacs wnga iviMos .1 lad ,eike$'. pair of thIrdaut.r TI) pemes hirthdey with his Iraditlonel We've get * genies neenhthig year aDd hope to receive some Drake 19-12 with $8.1, P'i"-101 4- 3 IvsNiWd G, national recognition this III 345 3.45 to Raymond Chester as Torn (bun victory, a 14, $4, 13 Is ow own division so a as Mark Mendensulabd hall set team and conference NIYOL$C11 LII 115 HssMeweetWs 11:11 pu- "pu at Gordas uiI 1 Thtes mud. a vidiriose best da"iies over Bros Memse. still qittos way to go U SUlOP, gained 319 yards record by kiddag a flield pal in 6 yak MW we I lbs *11 IAI coaching debt for Ohu.d And (4a virt Lloyd bed thsy'r. gokig to but us ott for rushing. ThS3 IIfS led L Pat. ixtl • (14) 1* P (5.1) 710. TI., bulke $ ye us thud by Jib' es ahead. * . por&Mauly Feted.. Beset esiuu1 by every quarter; and New 1S:U. an Shod w Feowbahe bid finished iso. with an aped of Los MgeIw Ernie Richards Is strM ate the petw." Bernard Jackson, the sixth.• • an ell' ad d S10S lbs 'N.over dies WN send Mim*buulws. $M13,(gits$ der her 1.eding rusher In t1* JobsUoyd, PIII$N5,'$ JShflSdl 60h10S. 1 55 NCAA i1ti'iI "b-. Den Fits 11.1 kl30 L weeks sp at Gsd $ o psss ds'-M.d becau.. ii 1,403 yards a year ago, who foron.fl)andran for another p,dp. of MMe wueñ is. ie 'J Er:_ Cuidelarla pitched a with US 1.50 to sport a si victory over cor . -. by Aff .w ciacir it (or as yards aid 85) Diep giving Jim 1fles a free daMer &W 5 lbs fop ?V'v I $ora. Mdvim ,we.s gained q . taI.& a L_uI5fuu • Isr---r laàtn Tech. qfa"i4 a four of semi.'. Pass ids the hoth roust 41 (be 171$, 7544$) U* cem• r I twa ros to give twice. :1 ge us Ylls. '-a' E1jj, ft was Eastern itd ode be ' " uñ.s. .?-five .scmd'hafl Ierus,er. I. Is ether matchis, ____111k 111I. to win d PilI* it. .1Mb *W^Jsoe, playing oniy atiost Iflciiigsn 21, Northern Midul. . I . , I INX snowes is JuiuIusweuidd 1 dwyWS.d CII 3.11 440 bid lbs Isubewbi. ( Brie. G1sd aqueusd by victory. lhodidulii (1IlIl(lIdOd half the game, averaged mere gan 7; Southwest Texas as, 4 SieWesi 445 345 WI1IIi. ran for twa Chuiur Vltsr Aaa, a lumbering a $4 eup for the Flutes lit thsit di yards a carry. O YSS. PrMrleVIewA&M 13; aid Wed had lsft.baadsr fri. Holland, (i+dIrh Park, lbs first tim. piop at • 114? '1*7(14101.13515. T at Iimua In thin top gaines in a very St 14, Southern Illinois two shut TI) sos for health. Micb, 5.7, 44, 74 11, $4. to04111 In as " TI.e 1:55 any club has swept San iagig opening week schedule, 0. and all skills look at their brothers in office and factory to acimowledge that we all need each other . Profits? . - '•: i Lef III Feet .kt, ..f -. . . p - I) Pr e Ta nner s 4', ___ ___ I . 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CUTTY SARK *7A;L% CASE K. • 65.50 PRICES THIS AD GOOD ALL 149 ABC'S STORES IN FLA. AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ANYI2-105.45 MIONE fl NAPPYN0UI0A1LY5L6 OUNCE DRINKS STANLEY ANY 12-65.85 ALL FOR PR (If I?8C$ FXCT CALL 2 90 PROOF ii CASE 1IIi 57.95 D YGIN KNISIT$SIIS'SS MOST OTHERS ARE 10 i DM ALL ALL O U NCE DRINKS 41 GREAT LIMESTONE WATER' 'gl oh's A8C LOUNGES 113 R OLD THOMPSON 41• 49#59QT. D LS V CASE __________________ _fiROYAL DELUXE : HIGHWAY I • • EARLY TIMES - I ..R GOOD MON., SEPT. 3 GOOD WED., SEPT. 5 LAUD ERS SCOTCH 5.19 a • '' • S • I . ._ . • I, LAILL #7 1 Re ftI. P 86° SCOTCH ROYAL VELVET CLAN McGREGOR 80° SCOTCH 5•39 T"INK CHABLIS LA AIA J 5TL KY. IRS. 0UH6 LIEBFRAUMILCH GOLDEN CHAPEL DONELLI 8IANCO (ITALY WHITE) UZZANO SANGIOVESE (ITALY RED) TORO OOUO SANC,RIA 5TH LA BILLA LAMBRUSCO 'BLUE DANUBE AUSTRIA 940 CASE V.0e, BARTON ITS. kY I O WR I . 92 5.4 OZ. 1=1111111I t Ihhh11U11lhh1h11h1 VINA. SI. 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And many who take winter vacations tq simny climates Include termis in their pLas. Since . dedicated urns players need several o look'ng, comfortable, sy to.cara4or temli outfits, many talented women who are wMha 7:30 TODAY @ MONDAY MORNING (NON) TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) 14) WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) 4) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) FRIDAY MORNING(FRI) o 11:45 GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA 1:30 0 U.S. OPEN TENNIS (NON) i) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (TUE-FRI) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (TUE) CROCKETT'S VICTORY 0 ABC NEWS NBC NEWS 0 ROCKFORD 8:00 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Expansion Of Voting Rights" 2:00 information while doing Investigative research for an author supposedly writing a new book. U TO BE ANNOUNCED CAPTAIN KANGAROO JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (CONT'D) (NON) OVER EASY JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (CONrD) (NON) 12:00 8:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA . - . . (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME . - QD HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Springs. Their green gowns were identical to the honor attendant's and their flowers were similar. The attendants' gowns were handmade by the bride. 0 FAMILY FEUD U MOVIE "Matchless" (C) (1967) Patrick O'Neal. Ira Furslenburg. A group of men MRS. JAY FRANKLIN REUBERT JR. make their Godber, Orlando; and Doug S e e g m Ill e r, Altamonte Springs. home in The bridegroom 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Designing Woman" (1957) Gregory Peck, Lauren Bacall. Two strong-minded. career. dying boy realize his lifelong dream of seeing the ocean. (R) is manager of Denmark Sporting Goods, Winter will 12:55 8:00 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura and Albert run away from home to help a Department of Defense. church. The newlyweds Christopher Isherwood. (R) Maitland. The bride is a secretary for the U.S. The reception followed Ixi the social ball of the searches for an American newspaperman who possesses a magic ring. (2 Hrs.) FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. 5) DICK CAVETT Guest: oriented people run into a series of humorous problems when they marry after a whirlwind courtship. (A) (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Thorpe turns down an import. ant team dinner In favor of a Park Mall. 1:00 date with a young woman of questionable reputation. TOMORROW Guests: Conservationist Paul Watson; Leone Larkin Ackerly, whose 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED TEN WHO DARED "Fran. cisco Pizarro" In 1532. Pizarro landed in Peru. and with a tiny army, managed to destroy the Incan empire. (4) NEWS (2) (12) MOVIE "Overboard" 0 NEWS work as a maid started a mu. lion dollar business for h9r. BI MUVIt skirt plus and slacia, thorts tunic In short. and lcng..Jseved YeflOns U welluaal.veteenduign. The other high-score oidt is of a InIØ bins textured knit trhnmid In rid and whit.. Freehand lngloadin embr Idory Is used for the ti racket; a decorative rlckrach stitch diesu the shorts Whirr dining macbine embroidery on *atthy fabrics, i' the_aSs with (4)DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE DINAHt (TUE-FRI) EL) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC _______________ 'tIJ%1$7%' 9:30 (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Just when Andy hu finally found 'a new disc jockey to replace Johnny Fever, Johnny shows up In Cincinnati again. (Part 2 of 2) (A) (2) (12) JERRY LEWIS r -moti,.,o# (2) • y DAY (TUE-FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 10:00 (4)0 LOU GRANT Lou and Billie uncover terrifying infor. matlon when they investigate a threat to destroy the Trib build. 0 SUNRISE (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE (TUE) (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) (4) CLUE CLUB (THU) (4.) CRACKIRIARREL (FRI) 1:25 PORTER wo V ED PHOTOGRAPHY... HERE'S HOW (MON) ED ERICA (TUE) ED 24 CARROTS ('THU) ED V.1. PEOPLE (FRI) 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 @1 0 M-ASH (R) (TUE-FRI) (WED) ED GREAT PERFORMANCES (THU) ED FACES OF COMMUNISM (FRI) 9:55 ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 (2) (12D JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (CONTD) (NON) (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (TUE. FRI) @) THE GONG SHOW (TUE. FRI) j UPBEAT PALL IN THE AIAftY 1W. (MON-WED.FlU) -. 0 SEPTEMBER MAGA- ZINE (THU) 0 BEWITCHED (TUE-FRI) U BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MAKE ME LAUGH FRI) (T UE. ED SESAME STREET R (4)MIKE DOUGLAS (TUE-FRI) 0 MARY TYLER MOORE (TUE-FRI) 5) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 10:30 SQUARES (TUE-FRI) (4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON-WED, FRI) 0 WHEWI (MON-WED. FRI) (4) CBS NEWS (THU) 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (2) (11) HIGH ROLLERS (TUE. 0 MERV GRIFFIN (12) GUNSUOKE (TUE-FRI) eft (2) THE BRADY BUNCH (TUE. FRI) 0 THE ODD COUPLE (TUE. - -.-------- tLI MISTER ROGERS (P) 5:30 (.21) NEWS (TUE.FRI) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (TUE. FRI) _____________________ FRI) ____ 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) 5) HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 (2)(12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (TUE-FRI) 0 FAMILY FEUD 5) MISTER ROGERS ________________ 141AZA Il 322 7102 SHOWS ALL SEATS 99C L!L.AZA i) AFTERNOON 12:00 C2)(12) JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (MON) (1) MINDREADER8 (TUE-FRI) (4)00 NEWS (12) NEWS (TUE-FRI) 5) SESAME STREET (A) 741 ONLY 007 MOONRAkER o LPLAZAifl 7: SO ONLY LOVE AT FIRST BITE pa • 6:30 THE UTTLE RASCALS 6:45 O A.M. WEATHER 6:65 (2) TODAY *1 FLORIDA (TUE. 4 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD (TUE-FRI) ( 0 GUIDING LIGHT (TUE. FRI) ED ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (TUE) ED BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL 6:11 (4)AGAON8KY AND COMPA- NY (MON) ED COOKIN' CAJUN (THU) ED FLOWER SHOW (FRI) ED ANTIQUES W ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 6.00 ED FOOTSTEPS (TUE) ED BLUEGRASS. BLUEGRASS SPECIAL (MON) 10:55 (.4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS (TUE. FlU) 1:00 (2) (E DAYS OF OUR LIVES (TUE-FBI) (4)OTHE YOUNG AND THE Hy '7 2S 3221216 1:15 R CEMETERY GIRLS 10 :90 GRAVE DESIRES -- FRI) 5) 0000 MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGIISOR (TUE-FBI) 7..00 t (2) TODAY (4)• MONDAY MORNING r-sto . - .. .. (1) 5) TUESDAY MORNING (4) O WEDNESDAY MORN- . Viking (kiginals patterfls _ d 5:00 U THE FBI (TUE-FRI) 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 UNTAMED WORLD (NON) 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB (TUE.FRI) '.4 available exclusively to g nsp.r. Awbits oatfitfeatursea versetile tunic top with a çen T4os"Tmnls ribbon appliqued down the frontandpocketa1'tEtthe. ambfCldifld '"' bsliLThspwnisanallMW I - (2) NASH ILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) sportswear. of (CONT'D)(MON) (12) DONAHUE(TUE-FRI) FRI) • unruri I 4 900 (2) JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (1) (12) H 0 I. I. Y W 000 • Bellona Club" On Armistice Day In 1922, 90.yw.old G.n. eral Fentiman dIes psacwiuIIr in his armchair at the Bellona -. TODAY (TUE-FRI) ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 10:00 Lor Love A Duck" (B/W) (1986) Roddy McDowalI, Tuesday Weld. A progressively minded person helps a transferred high school girl QSI what she wants. (2 Hrs.) Ing with a horns-mad, atomic ' (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. JERRY LEWIS TELETHON (CONT'D) (NON) (2) CARD SHARKS (TUE. 3:00 THE DOCTORS (TUE. FRI) U ONE LIFE TO LIVE EL) MEDIX (NON) (WED) 8:30 (12) 2:30 (1978) Cliff Robertson, Angie UICKJnson. A wealthy attorney discards his affluent lifestyle and sets off with his wife on idyllic 'round-the-world cruise, (A) (4)5) M'A$H The entire staff of the 40771h decIdes to sit out the rest of the war at Rosi.'s bar. (A) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Pittsburgh Steelecs at New England PatrIots 5) OPIUM "The Warlords" Private and state armies fight to control the opIum trade In the Golden Triangle of the Burmese jungle. (Part I of 3) GARDEN (FRI) NEWS(TUE-FRI) 1:15 bomb. (A) U) MURDER MOST ENGLISH "The Unpieauntn.ss At The . I12) TODAY (TUE-FRI) CA 12:30 CAROL BURNETT AND were department of 12:15 (4) BIG VALLEY A girl takes a liking to Heath. but Heath tries to tell her that he is not Inter. ested in her. 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME fr own Two attractive en. semblen were made by the creative U NEWS 1:30 LIARS CLUB Godber, Orlando; and Kelli Usher-groomsmen FILES Rock. ford uncovers some mystifying 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE P.M. MAGAZINE 0 JOKER'S WILD 0 GAZETTE 5) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT . Tennis Togs Score High ln' Comfoil a (I2) NEWS (TUE.FRt) (TUE) ED EVENING AT POPS (WED) ED MEETING OF MINDS (rHU) ED JULIA CHILD AND CON. PANY(FRI) (4)0 CBS NEWS Time million adults, f$*USfl. tlng 19 percent of' all Americans over 11, P11" ticipate regularly In some form of athletic activity. A 1901 survey put the figure at 24 percent, no the 0" statistic reflects increase One of the fastest growing sports Is tennis, (j)EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA SPECIAL (MON) ED HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH floor length gown fashioned :' According to a recent survey, more than 90 7:25 ) TODAY IN FLORIDA U ALL MY CHILDREN ED NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC with spaghetti straps and a long-sleeved lace jacket tied at the waist with green : more active, Highlights of the day's activity an the U.S Open TennisCham. pionships being held at FlushIng Meadow Park in Corona. New York. NEWS a... . ByJOANNESCHREIBEII Special to The Herald Americans are getting Rich Little. Guest: Ph yllis Oilier. (4 0 U.S. OPEN UPDATE "Principles Of Democracy" - Stitchin' 11:30 TONIGHT Guest host ED AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ' fixing. What is your opinion? my husband and I received an problem, but my friend DOING FINE WITHOUT Invitation addressed to MR. suggested I write for a conDEAR DOING FINE: Yours AND MRS. JOHN SMITH AND sultation on what she thinks Is a Is a most unusual case, doctor. SON. most unusual situation. She But U you and your husband are My son also fee's couldn't believe it when I told totally full filed in a sexless should be allowed to bring a her that ütyhusband and lhave marriage, I agree there's date. Who is right and who is been happily married for nine nothing that needs fixing. I can wrong? years and have never cononly wish you continued ab. I.S. e, ênA uw •iiii&e. stinence, because If you ever DEARJ.S.: As an adult, your I am a physician who prefers easier to live in total abstinence find oat what you've been to practice in the United States, than open ourselves up to in. missing, you may kill yourself, son should have been tent a separate invitation. However, and my husband Is a career sufferable frustrations during DEAR ABBY: My husband unless he has a steady officer in a foreign military out long separations, and I are fit to be tied! Our son girlfriend, he should not dig service, based abroad, 3,000 We are a well-adjusted, is also angry. My sister says we a "date" for the occasion. miles away. We are both In our heterosexual couple without are making someth ing out of 30s. We see each other only organic dysfunctions or nothing. Here is the situation: Getting married? Whether three times a year for a week at psychological hang-ups. We are My sister's daughter will be you want a formal church a time. We knew how little time living proof that a sexless married soon. It will be a semi- wedding or a simple do-your. we would have together, but marriage can be fulfilling, large affair. Our older son (30) own-thing ceremony, get married anyway because we Some may think we're weird, and his wife received an in- Abby's new booklet, "How to truly y love each other. Perhaps you do. vitation to attend the wedding. Have a Levely Wedding." Send We express our love by My friend insisted that I get a Our youngest son (26) Is $1 and a long, stamped (28 hugging and kissing, but always prescription from Dear Abby. unmarried and presently living cents) self-addressed envelope stop short of completing the act However, I don't think there's with us. He did not receive a to Abby: 132 Leaky Drive, of love because we agree it's anything wrong that needs separate Invitation, Instead, Beverly 11111., Calif. '~MSTAL CLEAR" ! .1 DEAR ABBY: I don't have a ices 411111*11111111114 •uuis 7A9 m aiins . Doctor Cla'i'ms Her Sexless Marr`6a g e I s F ij If iI Ii g C" ova" kd ., .i JERRY LEWIS TELETHON An annual special, live from Las Vegas and other l locations, features a long list of celebrities and is held for the benefit of Muscular Dystrophy. @DOO NEWS ;.: .. Michael W. Mason, brother of the bride, Orlando; Rex daisies, roses and baby's 6.41 110111111121111 M sY 7-49 RWKWX 1011111111111"M 1.081 uoiut*ima UINI$ A11812117.19 W. RoomLMR CASE 1571 11Al11IIBJINMSUR 7.19 i I11III0ULNTMILEII 7.19 LflIIOUII 9," $1111 R . . Terrel Collins Reube rt of Clemson, Ga., served his brother as best man. was secured to a lace headpiece. She carried a cascade of white mums, 7.79 , WNITI & lUll SINS 6.41 ABC OS All 6.2111 __________ -- . Seegmiller, Altamonte scalloped chapel train, Her layered lace- 11:00 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guests: Muhammad Ali, The Olympia Serenaders. Michel deRepen. tigny.(R) 6:00 RESTLESS TODAY (TUE-FRI) ED SESAME STREET (R) (4 0 EVENING . •, • Aspen, Col.; Jennifer skirt and bottom of the Club. (Part 1) I bouquet of white mums, yellow daisies, yellow roses and baby's breath with English Ivy. The bridesnaids were Kathy Reubert, sister of the bridegroom from bridegroom's are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Franklin Reubert, 9651 S.W. 63rd naiuiiuui 9 a UONk.lMuaSmlauy 5,99 I •a E - V[g]jp. ribbon. She carried a Drive, Sanford. 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PRO99 111 1"1111 DRY C~ N CAM OAW ON DAM UHIMY Il=N • F.u. '71 CHAT. PATAOII QsuXii,s 5,91. 75 CHAT i WANAIs. Iu 7.91 91 *7 71 O1*T. i C*IBI$ACisi ss sz 7SO1*T.MITMIILY4SIIUN 1291 7$ Dii I1U.si. Ib 12.11 76=TUM 13AO RAII .1IJ Po.Ifty • CHIANT, • VIM ROIl • ANY 12-31.95 :4'M $4014.19 PINA 41 "M 3FOR 8.952099 25.401. 'I II ___ fli OADRIIIIA n. UIUflh1tJI1l1Uiiii BENEDICTINE ,'' f' , I _______ 2.79 [A I ______ r.luiiui. Y.:1lL ROYAL DELUXE GAILO '7$CII*T. Rd- ACi., S mINIGARTEN FRENCH WINE RED TABLE .1 WHITE TABLE I0 ROSE TABLE ' • ABC 6 YR. OLD $6' STR. KY. IRIS 6295 CASE GOLD OR WHITE ANY I? ___- 1.09 IMPOITID NICOIAS CANTIVAL 74.95 - MEXICANA TEQUILA S949 COLADA 29 " ol rrs THE GNEATE$T, ABC BRINGS DOWN FRENCH WINE PRICES 1 ANY 12-79.95 ma Of VS 09925.4 OZ. TARKOV ____________ 'A 611 -Tel GIN 6.99 0T. I WOO DICKEL BLACK TENN WHISKEY Dickel 6e490T. VERDICCHIO 10 (ITALY WHITE) ANY 12 21 95 IMP! MEXICO • fiF IUM IS IN 1H Ro Nfl 1 Tall lIT _____ ut 9 TI ______________ ______ ' 61 69.95 DISTILLED & BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND BY GLENLIVET PKG. OF 6 MI VODKA .5, :; /is JL JACQUINS .&A 5 * BRANDY KUYI busses : ceremony. neckline, long full sleeves, - PtA. SOUVINIR GIPT lOX 1W tAIIAIIM. JESUS k! III. 99 QT. a .14 .19 .51 CUM SARK ljpIRT SALE I .54 CANADIAN MIST 0 1 8YR.93°' iC$WN1 GALLO HEARTY .71 .14 ITALY CAMPARI APERITIV S.. . rser as maldof honor. She wore a yellow satin 1.10 TUU.AMORi DEW-IRISH EL TORO TEQUILA • tended silhouette. Lacebound accented the scooped S ISRAEL SAIRA SOUTHERN COMFORT • .' Tonjal Rene Mason a t. fashioned along the empire I. BURGUNDY.2.99 .UMT TWO PER CUTOWN VODKA GIN M CAM&flIAl.a SJn?ru I IMP. WINE ANY 12 - 63.95 1H TAILS . 1)I UR GUND Y_ NY 12-65.88 SPI L NOUR SIP!. I IlL S P* um 11' LIM •. 4'' English ivy. her vows a formal gown I • ' cHuIAcOcnjLIQUEUR 596904111 A 'Ar QT0 47.7S `4311 MI-11. 2 •. 000DSAT., SEPT. S • .• breath showered with Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for ---r'I.t..-.- ABC -wHy Buy WATER AD ITI 0 S.,. • 2.39 • VODKA 1000 3 ANY99 12 HORN .. 2L4 0L ANDRIPINK CHAMPAGNE p • UNITSUEPUcU$TOUgw,cowp •GOLD VODKA EI!N GUAM uoo• SOND • •1 - T. _. 13.11111111111111111 :10 RUM )EOUT 6.49 sm Jo ' • . A •. GOOD FRI.. SEPT. 7 S ' BEEFEATER GIN ANY 12-77.50 I •• a JAMAICAN Mason and Jay Franklin Reubert Jr. were Wilted In holy matrimony Sept. 1, at 4:30 P.M.. at the College Park Baptist Church, Orlando. Dr. 0. Charles Horton perf ormed the double ring trimmed veil of illusion a w n e • • . MYERS RUM ' ___ 0 _ I4 GOOD THURS., SM. 6 .. V wcouou SAXON ow L• 3.69 SSS • CHERRY3MQT. IN" 3. 19 . KIJAFA UMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON -. ' . UM1T ONE PER CU$TORW,COIJ, GOOD TUES., SEPT. 4 V Stephanie Katr ina V S QUART OLD FLORIDA UGNTON RUM DARK ' : UNIT ONE PEN CUSTOMER W/COUPOI ' i '' 1 I -OPEN SUNDAY - AT YOUR NEAREST ABC ,•. QUART V TONIGHT'S TV • ANY 12- 58.50 NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT • I 5979 aTe ANY 12 68.95 489 QT. IIA%I JJrIIJPT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT a -- 4 YR. KY. BOURBON I NEW ABC 'DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY )7.fl AT 43 CASSELEERRY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT REVOLVINORARWITHCOLONCHANGING FOUNTAIN -OPEN SUNDAY ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE BLOCK E. OF 1-4 , . D&1 rn - , VOA COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE ] LONGWOOD yV.r_'IJIIr.1L HIGHWAY 17.9 IJAD aaa S 11s 8O VODKA I I Miss Mason J 1. Re er t R epecit i L COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE SANFOR HIGHWAY 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS ANY 12. 5495 8 YR. KY. BRB. NOT AFC( L49w. KY. GIN BLENDED WHISKEY Monday, Sept. 3, 197-1I EZRA STR. KY. BRB. SAVI UP TO 40% - AS MUCH AS $2 A SOT. SPECIALS 0000 TWill SAT., SEPT. $ C A SE Evening HraId, Sanford, Fl. • BROOKS I 4.94 ' MU. OURSELVES .... . . .. • . . V. .. ': ilS(WED) :. . ' (4) 5) THURSDAY MORNING (1)5) FRIDAY MORNING (FBI) •i .' , • .. ava able tunc and shnsofwhfte tarry trimme.J in g; at right, shorts and blouson top of bright blue knit trimmed In red. Fabrics codwues for both tennis by FaIr-Tez. The second pattern In'md,, slacks and a long. sleeved blosson top. The pattern for the white outfit is Yowrg (kiginals 517$ In men S to 1$. The pattern for the blue outft is Yo Originals Bus is sins 7 toll. - Bath patterns have the special Coordinator fwe which gjy. you pidanc. on choice of bric wild acceeseries. Both have the exclusive are TLP*T LWNCI MJSSTISN time-saving that Photo Guide shows exactly how to fit the patter n pieces together. Each pattern is $2 Including postage and handling. To. get your verantile, afls.aaon pet. tern,- write to Stitchin' lime, c.o this newspaper, Box lS, Radio City SI'44im, New York, NY 1001$. Eaclose $2 for each pattern plus your name, adikens d P cods. Start now to sew and we on your sportswear. IPAOHITR -V - I -.FAMOUS RECIPES THRIFT ME -• I-. Wiiw CLAM lAUd S pEscis ii de p 54N51 Fsm.d IsciK, I pill Mssd pspE. kipais 9114vVI, I past cii kWUS s. J '$AIMIAI ALLFORONLY14" 0742 VALUE we CHICKEN ONLY - '$15 U JAM OflNII;$.... Ofpa.likeW Pd. S lit. CII Wsp. 10 FlINCH LVI. (HWY. 1741) Al N. HWY. 1741 SASFOID CAUILIURY PW -..-'r "' 0000 DAILY EXCEPT WID.aFRI. COUPON .----------- GOOD MORNING AMERI- A double set of tennis fashlos in patterns il exclusively to readers of this newspaper. At left, -- - -• -- - - -- - - . • . .... .. ------- -- �Gil—Evening Herald, Sinferd, Pt. Man.liy, 1.0.1, fl Legal Notice A MATTER OF RECORD Legal Notice Legal Notice I - CLASSIFIED ADS 00 DISSOLUTIONS 8319993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS IA RATES LICENSES ______ dlcate to buy and train stakes ABANDONINGA PORTIONOF AN Morse Boulevard (Post Office Box FOX HUNT SECTION 1, accordIng Working college Studint nNds colts. All inquiries invited, lobe EXISTING UTILITY EASEMENT 132$), Winter Park, FlorIda 37790. to the Piat thereof as recorded In furn. rm. or will share wIn ON LOT 33, BLOCK "I", CAMELOT trained In the area. Box 31, cO All persons havIng claims or Flat Book 13. Pages 79 ttwough $3, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box UNIT 2, AS RECORDED IN PLAT demands against the estate ore inclusive, Public Records of ANY urOenti, BOOK 16, PAGE 93, PUBLIC required, WITHIN 1'. Sanford, Fl. 32711. THREE Seminole County, Florida, needs person M.F ove,' RECORDS OF SEMINOLE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF has bean filed against you and you Ray E. Weaver, 31$ Seminole protected Industrial Sales ______________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF arerepIredtoserveacopof your Blvd., Cassilberry and Melani L. TRANSFERS territory. No relocation AM S-Lost8 Found SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS THISNOTICE,tOfilewiththedlerk *vlflend,feflsi$,ifany,tolfinvan _______________________ ____________________ Evans, POB 3353, Sanford. firm established since AND EFFECTIVE DATE, Legal Notice of the above court a written din Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at Ronald Joe Wagner, 17.flFern NEAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES Liberal commission5, This notice is given purwant to statement of any claim or demand Post Office Box 793, Orlando, W. littler to Robert Mar. portunity for advancement F Park Motel, Casselberry and Janice Lost Male Boxer, Lk. Mary area. the provisions of Chapter 144, they may have. Each claim must be FlorIda 32502, and file the original NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS dS11tt $ wf lisfo, LaIs 114, (less W F. Revels. Personal ifltifyliw, write K. N. i'i yrs. old, brn w.wh chest, Florida Statutes, and the Charter In writing and must Indicate the wIth the Clerk of the above.stvled NAME STATUTE Braun Khalil Al Maalouf, 1429 Ails Cowl, 41.44 Ilk 43, . Sanlando Suburb So Ut h western ears, 75 lbs. "Job". 322. cllp NOTICE Is hereby given that the and Ordinances of the City of ba515 for the claim, the name and Court on or before Sept. 13, 1971 Cillelbirry, and Bernadette T. liout, Palm Ipringe, Sic. Petroleum, Box 789, Ft. Wortt, 141 ext 214 Dlann; Eve323.31$0. with Casselberry, Florida, as amended address of the creditor Othei'wlsi, or .gg. its agent be undersigned intends to register a (udgm.nt may Roziecki, France. Tx. 76101. EOE. REWARD. and supplemented, or attorney, and the amount entered agaurit o. ,, ,,,, _________________________ IdWIndP.CivIdIW$fJin,L.to the Clerk of the Circuit Court Richard H. Meas., Holiday, , Said Ordinanc, will be considered claimed. If the claim is not yet due, demanded in the complaint or Table servlcepersonn,lfl.h, Lucille C. Kaplan, 41$ Parkwood, Clarence N. Kelly I wf Mule, Seminole County, Florida, pursuant Care Aftamonte Sp.i, new Lake Mary Restaurant Parcel: BIPM99WOt$ICII-IIIet to Siction $43.09, Florida Statutes, on first reading on Monday, Sep. the date when it will become due lie fictitious name of BUILDERS tfflber1O,1979,wdtheCltyCwnciI shall be stated. If the claim is WlTNESSmyhandandtMwaIof _________________________ Must be outgoing, expe,len John W. Gallagher, P01 , _________________________ TITLE INSURERS AND ESCROW wiliconsidersameforflnalpasug,, contingent or unliquidated, the hId Court on August I, 1919. Apopka, and Sara M. Sctutt. only. 1 day shift for waitrft$. WIll keep sm. children SERVICES, under which the un. in accordance with Chapter 146, and nature of the uncertainty shall be (SEAL) Emery J. McBride, 3539½ Park waIter, 1 night shift for w1itr. In myhomewkdays L.g.l Notice dessigned is engaged in busIness. 0 adoption after the public 'hearing stated. If the claim is secured, the ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Ave., Sanford, and Theresa waiter. Also 1 day shift for Saud which will be held in the City Hall _32hh75 of security shall be described. The CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT The present principal place of Station, no exp. necessary fl3. Gerardlna, 7074 Kardan Way, Casselberry, Florida, on Monday, claimant shall deliver sufficient COURT . PICTITIOUINAMI Orlando 7150.2 to 1 p.m. or 4233021 .. LookIng For a New Home?•business is located at 114 East First September 17, at 7:30 P.M. or as copies of the claim to the clerk to By: Susan E. Tabor Edward J. Sprag!s 12, es, Check the Want Ads for houses Street, Sanford, Seminole County, soon thereafter as possible. At the enabiethecierktomalie,mpyto Deputy Clerk of every size and price. Maittand, Florida 25751 SemInole Drive, Fern Park. Seminole County, appear and be heard with respect to 414 Ivanhoe Way, Cassilberry. All persons Interested in the estate tember 3, 1979 Florida. There are no persons .CRIfltY,FlSIIlS,UfldiFffiifldItI. Harry N. Miller, 102 Viiw . waitresses. Apply in Person in. the proposed Ordinance. This to whom a copy of this NotIce of DEM.42 Small kids I babies. Breakfast, name at SUN STATE CON. torested In saId business Delve, and Debra .,. Days Inn Sanford, SR_io, i. other than hearing may becontinued from tIme Administration has been mailed are TRACTINQ, lunch & snacks. S divs wk. $20 the undersigned and th Interest Villen Road. Sanford. , to time until final action Is taken by required, ow, 530 two. 3226452. THREE IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR WITHIN Mark W. Hltfell, 2201 Park Ave. reg*ersa amiwiffi the aj'kol each of the undersigned In said AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST the City Council. ______________________ MONTHS OF THE DATE OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ffuClrt Cowl, cowty, busIness Is as stated below. Sanford, and Karen' N. Risner, Engine rebuiider. Seminois A Copies of the proposed Ordinance FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PROBATE DIVISION .FIs.'Iels in acoerdonce wim the Saywood Drive, Sanford, Builders Title Insurers and are available at Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. 9_Gogd Things to Eat the City Hall with NOTICE, to file any objections they File Nwmber 794e2.CP Exp. _____________________________ Escrow Servicesof Henry E. KnoecpeI, 103 1, pr0l5le,us it Vii FictItious Name onlyi Wages commensurat,,. Seminole the Clerk of the City and same may may have that challenges the De1uu1 Woodlake Drive, Maitland, and Statutes. TO'WIt: Section $4109 County, Inc. abiiity.fringenf5 be inspected by the public, validity of the decedent's Will, the PIortd Statutes 1. Poultry, beet, pork, fish. Free' Joenn L. Webes', Wisconsin 100 Percent DATED this 23rd RI: ISTATI OF day of August, qualIfications of the Personal IN Methanic.lnspector, mij John 0. Dover, Altamonte Devid By. Joe G. Hosner dsllvery,mln.s20order,$flfonf A. 0., 1979. Representatives, or the venue or ELLISON W. MEISCH, Springs, and DenIse D. Dow,, Kinneffi Lund area. 332.2314. Sam's Portion yrs. experience. Sikorsky a President Mari w. Hawthorne Deceased Altamonte PublIsh: August 13, II. 27, Sip. jurisdiction of the court. Meats. Westland HelIcopters. Must City Clerk ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND NOTICIOFADMINISTRATION experienced in major con. Jamii R. Pfelffer, 301 McCllfook 15ffl5•f 3, W79 Publish: Sept. 3, 10, 17, 21, 1919 ____________ Publish Sept. 3, 1979 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED TO ALL PERSONS HAVING P., Longwood, and Sandra 5 DIM.41i OEN.1I Ponent overhaul & flight DEM.14 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 11-Instrtjctjo CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Pfelffer. Operations. io hr. wk. oi Date of the first publlcatlorof this THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL __________________________ Helicopters Airways, Bldg. Notice of Administration is August OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Sanford Airport. 3231736. 21, 1179. Legal NotIce IN THE ESTATE: me exp floor man. Robert 0. Cannon AN HEIRLOOM YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Apply In person Sanford Nursing Creative Expressions Ruth E. ShuIer that the administration of the estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP YMI 323-u12 11 Kvfts Half Litre OtElIIsonW.M.isth,ea, File Howard Cannon & Cony. Center, 930 Mellonyiii, IISHTIINT$ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 11 Pitchers AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ave., Sanford, As Personal Representatives Number 79.302.CP, is pending in i PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS 24 Ash Trays CIrcuit Court for SemInole County, CAll NO. 7.37$.CA..O of the Estate of 23 Globe Candles EMILY E. CANNON Florids, Probete Division, the ad. J, W. HICKMAN, 273.46 43 Plastic Cork Covered Trays-small Attorney for Personal dress of WhiCh Is Seminole County Pllntlff, 0 * * * * * * 11 Plastic Cork Representatives: Covered Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. Trays-Large VI _.._L. 210 StaInless Steel Forks Th. Kennth personal rep.'osent.tlye f F. Murrah MICHAEL EDWARD SHURTL.IFP, 130 StaInless 18— IIp Wanted estate is Endsley McGinnis, whose Of Murrah, Doyle, Individually and dba 124 Stainless Steal Knives O'Shea and Sasser, eddiss 15 41243rd Street, P.A. N.W., FONDUE FACTORY I. Pus, 35 12 oz. Plastic Cups $00 West Morse Boulevard BldintOfl, Florida 3350$. The name A A A 11 Stainless st..i Salad Forks P.O. Box 132$ and address of the personal EMPLOYMENT * * * * * * * * 10 Brown Plastic Water Pitchers representatIve's attorney se sit Winter Park, Florida 32790 NOTIC$Op$ALI 11 Brown Plastic Cheese'Trays Telephone: (303) 444501 SALES forth below. NOTICI$INIRRSYOIVINIIesIhe,I,WISIiI,l,,, 4 Ilack Rooster Publish Aug.27, Sept. 3. 197, All persons having claims or RECEPTIONIST 54 Capt 01M443 demands against the estate are Management potential with fast 3$ Glass Parfait Dishes required, WITHIN THRUI descrIbed reel propert5': moving company. We need 10 20"xl$" Stainless SteelBuffet Pans IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF i aiarny aggressive people with good DINrIPHON 2 Waiters Stations FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF S Single locUs, 014 personality good phone voice. FLORIDA 1 Podium THISNOTICE,to file with thecierk S Double bolts, Old Salary + commission. Call EMPLOYER 1 Retarder CIVIL ACTION NO.: 794127.CA.4.i of the above court a 5 Single locUs, New written Annette 323.5176. 1 WhIte Freezer-Chill Chest IN RI: THE MARRIAGE OF statement of any claim or demand 12 Double Sooths, New 1 Stainless Steel Slnk-3 compartment, KAREN TUKEY, they may have. Each claim must be iti, * * * * * * * * WAYS WE CAN 1 Hobart Dishwasher -I In writing and must Indicate 3 Large Road Fondue Tables 1 Vulcan Gas Stove-2 oven doors, TIMOTHY TUKEY, Respondent basis for the claim, the name and 25 4 Top Tables with Inserts 4 gas burners Griddle NGTlCEoFsuly Az$I*tant Bookkeeper.dierk.tist, 2 Octagon Fondue Tableswlffi Inssts aaddressofthecredltororhlsag.nf HELP EACH OTHER 4. Long Handle Dip spoo TO: TIMOTHY TUKEY or attorney, and the amount 2 2 Top Fondue Tables wilt in''ts ProfIcIency in statistical typing 2 Ladles 2484 BIrnini Lane I 4 Cocktail Tables claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, exp. in Accounts Payable req. 1. We have applicants, 9 Tongs Ft. Lauderdali, Florida the date when It will become due 11 Wood Captains ChaIrs 19 StaInless Steel Salad Bar YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an shall be stated. If the claIm 2 Walters Stations 2. You have the lobs. 1 WIre Nh action for Dissolution of Marriage Contingent or Unhiquidated, Is LPN. Fuiltimeapari,, Apply 1 PodIum the 1 Ice Tongs has been flied against you and In person Laksvi.sv Nursing 1 Salad Bar you nature of the uncertainty shall be 3. We save you time by screening 3 StaInless Steel Ice Cream Scoops Center, 919 E. sd St. arersqulredtoserveacopyof 1 Sneeze Guard stated. If the claim Is licured. tie applicants before sending thin 1 Manual Baiter, Stainless Steel written defenses, If any, to It on J. MCvrIty shall be described. The 1 Hostess Stand to you, 1 Stalflll$5 Steel Pizza Cutter MICHAEL MATTHEWS, Esquire, claimant shall delivir sufficient iowsrs Macrame 1 FIsh Tank, 23 Gallons PetitIoner's attorney, wIosi .4. copies of the claim to tie 4. You keep our business p-os. 14 Wail Plaque$ 13 clerk to 2 MetCleavers Legal Notice is 40$ East Semoran Blvd., enablethecIerktomaJIcopyts CIN psringbysupplyinguswithyosw 2 StIrring Whips Suite 302, Altamonte Springs, sad personal representative, 27 Macrame employment ,w, 1 Sauce Pan Carrier Florida 32701, on or before october All persons Interested in the estate FICTITIOUS NAMI 4 S. If you have a need call us & 2 Cheese Clerk of this Court either before Administration has been mailed se engaged In business at 1 Emergency Power Pack 1 Cheese Cutter 115.1 Con. service on Petitioner's attorney required, 1 RNCI.In Sf9. leer CollIe WITHIN THRIS cord Dr. Caaselberr, Fla, 3g7 I Salad Bar Dividers immediately thereafter, otierwisi MONTHS PROM THU DATE 1 9 Ft. 3 Keg Beer DIspenser WE BELIEVE IF Op SemInole County, Florida, iinàe, tie 2 Tray Jacks adefaultwliIbeentered1,.st THU FIRST PUBLICATION OF fictitious 1 3 door Ieach.ln Fold Cooler SOMEONE HAS AN name I HI Chair it LIFISAVING for the relief demanded in the THIS NOTICI, 1 101 lb. Chest Prøier INVESTMENT tofile any objections SYSTEMS, and that We intend 4 PlastIc Trash to PtItioflforDI5utlofMarrge lily may have that chaIIetg5 the 3 Stool Work Y*5s IN THEIR FUTURE Mi$CSIIIOUI Canned Food rSgIsNrs.Idn.mewlffitMCkof THEY WILL DOA BETTER JOe WITNESSmyMndandtof Validity it thi dicsded's will, tIe IlleCIrcult Court, 1 $tesf 4Ft. Fold Prep. Table SemInole County, Miscellaneous Dry Foods this Court on August30, 197,. 2 large stainless Coffee Urns qualIfIcatIons of the personai Florida in accordp.c with lie (SEAL) 1 3.1Ie$f UtIlIty Shelves repr5a,,tative. or tie vanue or previsions it tI'e HELP USTOHELPYOU Fictitious Name I- Muss. I 1.$Ielf Utility lurlldlctlon ARTHUR H. BECKWVTH,JR. ii' liii cowl. latutas. To.WII: Section $41.09 Tea ls Coke Glasses As ClerkoiffieCowl ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND 3 Weed 'Vatos Florida Statutes 01 Water Glasses MA EMPLOYMENT Canopenor Bylvec' OSJICTIONS NOT $0 FILED SIP. Richard Ouchains 31 Coffee Cups WILL SI FOREVER PAIRED. ASDOPU$YCIIFII 912 FrenchAve. 74 5sjCaj's Publish: Sept. 3, ID, 17, 3, 1979 1 Gas Char Broiler (stir) DItSWthOfIr$tpUblkitI.iiWtiis PublIsh: August 13 20 37 kp 323.5176 ii leer øi oiw.i. NsHoeofAdmInis$iatlon: Augussi?, tanlber3, 1979 1 VenoSurnsro.s$s,,p,1 N SaNI Pepper lakers 1979. Double Oven 3 ilInler Gilds DIM.41 3$ o. FICTITIOUS NAMI * * * * * * 1 9 Pt. Heed lyslem with Automatic FIre $ysIs.i Indsley McGinnis N luger Ne,'s Notice Is hereby given that I am 1 staini.. stoma mi As Pinepiat Reppssep$a,Viye ______________________________________________ CSWIII engaged in business at 1131 5. at 1h ____ •--i. 4w., tri. of 1ld 1MM51 3 shilYls 0 9 Creamers Flodda,undert$eflctitl.i.sn..m.o, *r'iàe Wa*.hi Cendenur & CeIepr.eur 192 Fondue Forks EXPERT ROOFING and that I ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 0 12 Intindleresistersaldnamiwflhth. RIPRISIIITATIVI: 0 ' Miss, Ii p Clerk ef the CWcIt Court, $emlnsle W. Diaries SheffIeld 01 ,, Fierida inaccer4epc 1 scsie AKINMAN, $INTI*IIITT I 3$ Apestlier Trays the Prsvlslins it the Nious 1101011 ,• ii sraisi,, St* or... Vinyl aiairs $tiei iiwevts Name SteMs. ThWN: $Stlen P.O 131. O 5 OeM Vinyl Bar IleeM 11119 FlorIda Statutes 157. 50 KnIves 0 Orlends 1 Mkrphans 1 0 35 Pg. TheMes 0. Todd , Tllspkpts: (IN) lilies 13 P4455.39 Lamp F$xtvr* ssIsS" isat idies PublIsIAug.2127&$ept,3,19,g P Aug. v, $ipI.3, 1979 34 P744013 Bar Ilenger Pbiw 01*112 0*1151 Pans 01*141 I aar Hanger pi1 Salad Trays, AlumNsm ___________________________________ lldICsNwlminIslm& 1$ 0e1 Full 9 $1ISI NsIlcs 7 NaN $$matlCsmpsrtment ' 1 Pwl Cobs CIn*L ' $ small Sue Pans :, NOTICI AeaN.fvsmyslJp4J5Ø5 I Psi *Nc.*s, ' 0 14 LarSssPans .5"i. 0 IMM Wed 5mm suj i , ____ NOTICI $ IPIYSCWNSI. 0 y ,Ive ties 0 N 5111111 IhIllels isheril PmSsIitIU*. 15 gg Foil mcen II I'iPlUiPsIi 0 .' 1UL eMS ife1in; I TiNtlisti itSlFWtSyswahgp. 1 IISSLC*lusgpet -' an 0 , nssd. 15111 01 In.. 4' .' apera,ua rsfee, to beegase ti. eels. abi,gej 0 liminis 1 Pds fng Deer Ceesdy's trsiiMr s*Ia,,. a IuiflI to mobs the leMe ________________ It ii.,. ___cheer &351.$itc.ps 0 Osijs I i. ilEcipem mmiMSdleaIru$.ji: 0 lOs lfer .•,., •. - .•..... 0 INiisiti' I Ssa-0Ic Cirpes Iha 0 . J Ion 0 Iiilivhe& County rosld* ieee 0 -.. " 4 r,, PtlferI-4 camparh.w 0 0 0 . 0 OsitT.IlWThe. 0 dl .rseMCsp*. NSaweree$enc(Ij$ 0 OsIIPtMIolwMsg -.- M$auun . 0 un..irat.stis SUSh IN $*Ik . ' 0 0 I islIrFgege 0 . . 5 lIpgeSggfo . ½toNlo1*1pk$p INA*bv 115 3$$55 For a career in Real Estate call Stemper Agency, Wm, Stemper. 3224991. -. AVON •. - In DeBary 3 BR, 2 bath block home. Central HIA, w w carpet, Screened porch, sodded yard, . M. Unsworth Realty 0 , Needs Title Searcher Reply to P.O. Box 219, ' . • O Carriage Cleaners 434 Shopping Center, Hwy. 434, Lonqwood. , COOKS - . • , ' . - O - , •.' , . . • 0' , . Jkonze ___ NEWCOMER! 0 2 story downtown store bldg. over 13,000 sq. ft. $64,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased, Single story downtown bldg. 4,000 sq. ft. Great for storage, warehouse or tax shelter. Only 128,00°, Barber shop includes all equip. mint, commercial bldg. and land. High traffic area. Could Converted to Ice cream, ham. burger stand, etc. Owner will finance. Easy terms. ___________________________ ______________________ 21—Situations _______________________ - 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. $59,300. Termx xperienced NursesAldewlll care for Invalid in your home during day time hours. 332.8921. 24—Bus pportunities -: ______ _____ - . • 0 . I.,SI ''':, • 0 .' ____ - _(' .,g • 2ND MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS UPTO $50,000. Call: 337-412 NiazerFinancIaISe,icn ________________________ 0 - • -- ---- - -- RIALTY OPEN HOUSE Grovevlew Subdivision LakeMary Blvd. 3 ml. Ed 1.1 OpenSat.&Sun. ltoSP.M. investments, bill consolidation, major purchases, or any need. - 01.1,1 - ' _____ ----- Apprais.d$-u,óOOto$4600 ________________________ 500 S. Oak 14171$). _____________________ SPANISH ?STORY Exciting 3 Bdrm 2 bath POOL home on over 'a acre wbeautlful - 3OApartments Un(urnist35d Fe, beamed ceilings, formal DR, pan FR. eat.in kit I detached Cabana. Won't last at _____________________ 1g. 2 BR 2 0. all appi, W.D. Sandlewood Condo has pool, $210 mo. 671-0114. $79,900. _________________ EXECUTIVE HOME immaculate 4 BR, 2½ bath, 2 fIreplaces, screened porch I outside brick patio. Lush landscaping. $97,100. (1)2 BR 1(1)1 BR Applicationsbeingtaken. 5742716 1 BR-$1$9up. Pool. AdultsoIy, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 an Sanford. Call SPANISH STYLE family home 3 BR, 1½ B, 1g. closets. Pan. FR, storage cabinets in DR. $31,000. 3235470 Mariner's Villas.. . ,j 0 :'- Apti, for Senor itIzeris. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See GRACIOUS, OLD 2 story, 4 BR, 1"z B, breakfast nook, library, perfect setting for an- Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ique . BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL WANT ADS ARE 315,000. • ' FR, cent, air, ww carpet, 1g. !pIIxforrent __________ Harold. Hall Redly AIRPORT BLVD. _________ - • - .:'' $3Smo $3431I7 •• .Li -.. 0 , ___ ........... Inc. REALTOR, MLS ___ ................ _____ ': ___ _____ ___ 323.5774 Day ____ or Night. • ,4 __ - _______ 0 __ _____ . _, 0 • 0 • " 0 ' . .• 0 • ' ', ___ '"' - • 0 ' ' ' . ____ " 1 • '::- I . ' ' "': ,.''St • . ' - ':: 0 • -";'';-' a O ' I 01 Tds C15 hers NCis 5 5. I . 4 rCirs*jso :i at sulS*n*svie,, £ NonPe 'I _ - :. --. ;." • s.w ' ___ ___ f ' ' ' ............. I ':'-: : '. - . lII I ç p ;:.. , ' . .':- t, duel fe _____ .c.-:" -. p.....- . ••.II C . TWa" ,?, y:,, - ...................•.. . J: : ' , , 0, •.. ,(' 1I'TPVc* .'' . 'UI-,es . . - . . 4*15: , • 0 , *kfe'lbe5 01' $&*. ... .; rui*a. s. s, ' .::!'!iS1. - . .''. ' 0 ' 0 - ' ____________________________________________ 0 ' __________________________________________________________________________ '.• • _______________ . , ,0 • . - _ ,0 - ', - ,• , ., • • lP1"IL* lii Mle.$ IN I W.W Carpet, Inc. Call aft 7p.m. Zoned commercial - 105' on Sanford Ave. 111110. ii, 0 0 , 3 BR, 1.5 bath. Split plan, $32,500. William Maliczowskl, Realtor 3227983. VA-FHA.235.Con,Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot or our lot Y Enterprise. sr,t Medel Inc., Realtor 6-U 3013 - - _ ____ ___ _____ - - - BUY JUNK CARS FrOm $10 to $50 Call 327 1671; 322 1460 mi 0 JJ.u,y. E Altarnonte Dr. 78—MotorCyCles 0 3 Murohv.N EAT.IN KITCHEN. TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. 561,500. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Aye,, Sanford 47—Real tO2QnA KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald ClassifIed Ad. Call 3722611 or $319993. Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Aft. Hrs 3fl 7613,3224449 PP 311,2 baIt home I beauty shop & equipment, All In s*cel lent cond. 344*. Lk Mary new house just finIshed, 3 BR 2 0, lot 90'xIlO', 914 pct. mort. Also II acres pasture or farm land near OvIedo & 7 acres prime land Semlnola Blvd.. Casselberry. $30,537, 42—Mobile Homes INC. REALTOR 313.7132 - -- . - 0 0 WILL BUY EXISTlNGT& 2nd MORTGAGES R. Legg, L'c Mtg. Broker. $75 No. 10 Wymore Rd., Altamonte, 862 7483 Used color TV set 1970 model. ZenIth 23" works good, $123. Free Delivery, Sanford niture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. I Fur. ____ sewer I, paved street. $1,500. REALlY WORLD In Loch Arbor near Lk Mary I Mayfair Country Club. 1.14 acres on point on beautiful clear swimming lake. 2168 sq. ft. 3 BR 2' bin secluded prestige area of Seminole County. Custom built, many extras. Low 90's Owner $304687 50—Miscellaneous for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 315E. First Sr. 372.5622 ____________________ mpl chair & desk, cherry lamp table, deluxe microwave oven, misc. chairs. 322 2036. ARMYNAVY SURPLUS 3lo5ànfordAve, 332.3791 ' ____ ___ 7433', 5. French ilp., Sanfeid ______________________________ ___ ________________ _____________________________________________________________ Air Conditioning INC. REALTORS Club Rd. N' Zoned commercial I 1W Zoned R.1A, $31,051. A. I. Pegs REALTOR, Owner 1311334 GENEVA 13 acne 3*' en paved frontage. 57,00. IIpcL den lyownee 34.5.3191eve. 349.51$) Hnn Repairs - Appliances' Lawn Malntenancs" Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Certified Lawn & Landsc,ipt' FREE ESTIMATES Licensed. 373 0039 shape, *75. 3234425 call anytime. 323 8719 Beauty Care — ______________________________ 1511, 75HP Johnson trailer. Runs good. $730. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerl Harriett's Beauty Nool 319 1st SI., 322.5742 •' Call 3239163 ____________ ROBtION MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 Mowing - Handy Paul, has truck will travel, Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3396531, OUTOF BUSINESS SALE II WINTER PARK FURNITURE (-0. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FONIVENI We are offering their 110,15 In. vinlory 00 new furniture, bedding, & GE appliances & lvi at DISTRESS PIICESII Public & Dealers Invitedl SAIl IN PROGR$5 TODAY at: Or. lando Wholesale Furnitvre Dlii. 2500 IndustrIal Slvd. off SIlver Star Rd.. behind Color Wheel Paint, 4 bIke. west ol 441. 795. 2515. Open dilly 95, Sun. 12.4. Light Hauling ____ 59—Musical Merchandise __________________________________ Room Additions . remodeling general home repairs , no job too small. Call 3239465 anytime. Yard debris, Trash . Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL.) 349. 5371 amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2207 Trumpet, MP for marching bind I stage band. Newly redone by factory, sIso. 349.53% __________ ____________ 62—Lawn.Gaiden - ______________________ FILL DIRT ITOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I HIrt 3337510 _____ 63—Mac IneryTools ______ ______________ Woody LIttle, 332.9434. CuStom 0111cc CleanIng, corn. mercial, new const. Licensed, bOnded & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 323 0541 or 6615911. ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. $954914. ____________________________ _________________________ Csra,cTI* - 65—Pets-Supplies - _________________________ Siberian Husky Puppies Must Sell. 3231157, 3325997, 3226012 __________________________ 1ssmaking terior, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 3220071, PlintingiRspeIr _____________________________ . _______________________ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___________ ___________ PIIOOW.pIIIC Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales. passport photos & _____ Registered Pit Bull pups, wormed, 2 females, $75 each; 1 male, $123. 3436746. repair service. 3326101. ANIMAL HAiJEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, 6$—nIsdto Buy Cash 3224132 CONDITION, WILL ARRANGE PICK.UP. PHONE TOLL.F*EE 1-101332244 ANYTIME." Good Used Fwn Appllancss, PlumbIng I,*I Ildg. Material. 332-1459 ORIENTAL 1UO$WANTID TepPrlcespaul Used, any CondItion 4441134 shady inside kennels, scres outside runs, also air cages _____________________________ — DI M Tractor Service Mowing Idiscing, cultIvation ditch banks chopped. All servi reasonable a prompt. Realtors our specialty. Good ref. 349.5717 Ilin* lnrovsmsss 1Mm, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Neal, 3271321 PAINTING,CARPENTRY' CUSTOM CASINITS Frselsl. 333OmaftetS:30 Don't Despair Or PullYgur Hair Use A Wont Ad. 332.3111 or $31O RIR Pressure I Steam Cleaning. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home special 12*60, $32.50. Reasonabl, rates, all work guaranteed. 333.7113. __________________________ . Vinyl Repsir Vinyl repaIr5,reco,I, Save up to SO pct.of iSuptiotitery charge. .49 5$77 Want to buy small air cosepressir. IS to 50 lb. capacity. Goad coont, 333.733,. IUY USID FURNITURE I APPLIANCI$, Sanferd Furniture SIvigs. 3231731. .- WI 2-2611 o 831-99 0 a _0_ - 0 0. 0 :. .......... 0 .7'rpau1.- : -'* I . ' s-.--- - _______________ ___________ ' fl .. - ________ 0 0 fr" 0 • •'m'rl'e. • •,__ - -.-- -' 000 , n fast Trader Service' - ______________________ ______________________________ __________ - Sgt. Peppers Painting Service., Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 323.1704 Alterations, DressrnasinQ 3'.4' Python, perfect health. $150. 3734433 Painting by Anthony Corino, In- MEINTZER tILE New or repaIr, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. $69.isjf _______________ ______________ - Tyson Cement OrIves,patios,walki&e$c. LICENSED 3199433 Kids gone, but the swing set in th back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322.2611. Tractor 53 Case, lox, Blade, Mower, Disc, 22' traIler. Call - ofcs cleaning ______- - ______________________________ — I Camsnt •s. _________ ________ 321 OOvd 0 Carpentry __________________________ _________ "PAYING $10 MEN'S. $5 WON. EN'S FOR CLASS RINGS, ANY POWIT OIUNI , HANOYMAN-GEN. • HOUSE. MrConØtIonlng,54,aIIng, Electot. HOLb REPAIRS FROM cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CA CaliLarryforFreeEst 6716794 j Lic., Bonded & Ins. PENTRY.PAINTING.SPR INK LERS. 3236766 ANYTIME. I Central Heat & AIr Cond, Free Est. The weather is perfect for a Call Carl Harrisat backyard sale sell everythig SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 fast with a want ad. Call Ji jci I or 831 9993. 14' boat 75 hp motor & traIler, needs work. $400; canoe good Refrigerators, color TV5. 21315, Sanford Ave., 332.1491. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30, REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3277491 water front. $43,101 __________________________ SI; _____________ 4 Gov. Carver Rock MpI chairs, CaliBart 101525 Sr 330.111 avis. Th,R,.l EstatsAincy Inc IsitSori BLAIR AGENCY 373 3$5 or 323 7710 55—Boats & Accessories _______________ ________________________ 00 tarry's Mart, 215 5eptford Ave,. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools. Sanford.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of whIch 4 are '- '77 Plymouth Fury Sport H. Top, PS, PB. AC, AT, AM Radio. Like New. Nothing down — take over payments. Phone 3237178 alter 5:15 p.m. or any time Sat. or Sun. _____________ 0 family home, w-clty water, White interior. Low mi. All power. Nice s.00 neg. 322 4697 _______________________ - Moving Sale; Sat. 100 Par Place. Bar Stools, refrigerator, BR suite, gas grill & misc, items. Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, Boy's Pants Sale $2 Pr. 43—Lots.Acrsage 0 '76 LI Camero, Maroon . 3103 Orlando Dr. 323.3200 VA&FHAFinancIng - I -------- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES aee our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. new, MUST SELL. ____________________________ StereoCabinet style record player, tape deck & radio comb., $90 3329445 ____ 47.A—Mortgages Bought home, Commercial & farm preportlos. For face courteous & Stofslsnal service, Call us. '7300dge Charger, slap stick Air, PS, PB. $1500 or best otter. Eve 322 4755. ____________________— '76 Chry..Npwport Custom. ,itl power 2 dr. HI. Looks .10.000 ml $3,000 Call between .1 322 0153 -8 PM -- Owner - 53—TV.Radio.Stereo ---- Isilinge ISis name if the game. Listings needed 'l3Caprl,goodcond MUST SELL Call Jack 32? 9343 - ________________________ Losing your home & credit' i .ii catch up ba(k payments & buy equity 322 0216 ROCK Screened & Washed Cly. Approved for DrainfIeld Central Contracting Inc. 9017364323 9047713353 Bldg. lot for duplex or single HAL COLBERT, REALTY ________________________ .. Motorcycle Insurance Wanted CRYSTAL LAKE BATEMAN REALTY 4WN Country Club Rd. & 2511 St. 533,15. - ii - - French Ave. 3272255. _____________________ 4,.. JUST LIKE NEW area, best schools. Kitchen equippod,cenlral H&A, 3 Bdrm 1',, Bath, new corpet, land. scaped, fenced, assumable r,tg. 7l/ p9 $37 NO 10 acres Airport Blvd. $41,000. 20 pd. awn, bale irs. s pci. - JUST MAIE PAYMENTS--69 to ic mnsIi e.iiI iio em n.. 5.rr' - --- __ Estate 49.B Water Front Prop.ply Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 --- - jtof Slate Losing your home & credit. Will buy back payments & assume 32) 7339. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK.mortgage. ______________________ MONROE REDUCED TO If you don't tell people, how are $35,500. OWNER LEAVING they going to know? Tell them STATE. with a classified ad, by calling 372 2611 or 8)19993. MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. VERY MODERN 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH, HUGE FIREPLACE & at $2,900. qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 0 — -____________________________ SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON DITIONER, OVER SIZED LOT. NEAR LAKEMARY Cement Ilk, 3 ldrm I"l Bath home, new paint inside, vacant I ready. OWNER CARRY MTG. - CHEROKEE LAND CO. BEDROOM I' BATH. -_ (2) 100's. I runs. 1 In 015.1173 or best offer 3237355 Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper tone washer & matching dryer. Like new $500 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 50. of Sanford. 322.5721. 339.osoel Free liSting BROCHURE write: TGAGE. On beautiful St. Johns River. 3 Bdrm 2 Bath 40*21 doublewide in lovely well maintained Leisure World Mobile Estates, Don't let this get awayl Call today II moot. Approsi $350 mo.No - So. of Sanford 3221721. INC. REAL1OR' 0 S ______ ASSOCIATES NIEDID $14 S. Frinch Ave. 332-N3I.13llIfl.3324179 33?.5 Philco S S copper tone refrigerator wice maker. Like new. $500. SanfordFurnituresalvage. 17.92 ALTAMONTE --Lot 100* l7lpius CII Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy .1)6. 179,900 AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST PAR K asaum. -•- - +4* 2565 _____ ALL FLORIDA RIALTY OPMNFO1D RIALTOR 'Top Dollar Paid for lunk & US cars, trucks & heavy equipment,, 3730697 _________________________ 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & ANYTIME REAl. ISTATI 0 - Property Re9. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone 3fl 78$. Sanford Multiple Listing Service ________________ - Hwy 92, I 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 Sc, the reserved price. Call 904 25S 8311 for further details. ______________ 77—Junk Cars Ren'EVed ____________________________ - 43—Lots-Acreage _______ 45-A-- 322.2420 [J3 37) 5455 _________________ ______________ MOONEY APPLIANCES W.GarnettWnite 1 5, gas hut, fenced p1. 131.105. Rultor Owner. ____ ' 0 . — 41-Houses ___________________________ ________________________________ 'Sanford's Sales Leader LISTINOSNUORD 3 Suite, KENMOaEWASHPR Parts, Service. Used Machines. - - 3' /a Immaculate I BR, 3 5. 2 car, Owner motivated 2 BR, I I, car. port, den w.wet bat, sit In kit. *23.000. ____ ______________________________________ ______________ JUST FOR YOU 3 BR,? B home in San Lantat Good starter home w•finced yd., Ig LR I. FR, cmv. to schools I shoppingl BPP Warranted. Just 131,0001 FANTASTIC 1g. BR, B home in Alt. Spgsl C HIA, Fl. R., OR, FP, wet bar, eq. eat in kit & much much morel BPP Warranted. Yours for $79,000. SUPER 3 BR,? B home In Su.liand wdinlng area, Fl. Rm., 1g. LR, fenced yd I ints of potential. This can be yours for 529,9001 lvi. 1V01I3,33.I57, 322.7177 _____ 0 ' Zi S. $wiIand 3 11 1 bath, utiii$y mo. ist, last + deposit. !""' 0! 3321303. lpNl5r4 2 I. 7 5, all ippI., w.w .. Close to V*Wdg. Asking 1311* 327. . ________ _____________ • 0 ilaOlsN ______ 52—Appliances . 'A 3111½ Ra,w.ladhoIlhing Ills +' fruit trees. $35950. garage ww carpet, C HIA. fenced bI. 'yd. $53,900. _____ ______________ 0 1.5 '" ,• • • . ______________ fl—HOUSIS Furnishsd :WownerLe.2 113 ; W.D. $asWIewea4 Condo. Pool, :*. 471-1$i. *15* . _________ .'.. .'.:.' 0 ____________ BR • *26.500. ________ ___________ _________________ ______ . ;',.'; • . . ' . I115-4 . 0 ' .,r'l"" . '. ____________ • 0 0 , . 0 ................. ija. dspp.j. ':'" ' . ." ,' 0 • . 1 = I. ' .................................................................................................................................................................................................... M _______________________ --. .-: ,• --.... . •0 . .• - •. ' .. . :. -.......... •': . . •. . . ......................... - .,•-... .- . ,0• -........................ . . .. ,, .. . ,;.._, ••, .• . . .; . . , . • ' -e .0 , . . a STtPOs*i. 0* ;,: .mi:.' , '.: , 0 'is,*. W't,-. _ - ,N. - P 0 . '"j "- . __ . 1,,. lpi l½tantrWCk ___ ":' ................................ '''' £ . __ - 1 SpotlesS 3 SI, 1 S. ref., steve, à'apes, part. luwn., for only ':- __ I • ,Cw*ce,*, I lv; Pin ' mjf, . . -':- - 115 _______ ' ............. a ________ •aeitst.igss, - 111Osãiis $Tr-. PrheSs thily. P*lge. Os day 01A' 1151 Mt1Rl1N.'SINx*,$Jt ,' ' ISP ____ 0 . 0 ' ___ :.• 0 . __________ ____ _ t . 1011151* Ntesy 17.11 , ;' 0 - ,• __ "O - Seaulif ui hOmi SitS. Oslein area almost 3 acres. $19JN. afrcaiwftionlng,slsmo. Call 253.1112 , ..'. MAKE A WISH new 3 BR. 2 B Exec. home in Idyliwilde on acre lot I C HIA, OR, Pan. Fl Rm. witone FP, eat in kit & much morel Your dream come true at 172,5001 rbW5J v,sfurn housi, elderly couple ii person. No children or pets. $llSmo. 332-3517 a114 PM O oberds. ____ • IN SALES IN 1979 block home. 322021ê aft 5 p.m. rms, fenced yd with well 5, _____________________________ sprinkler, in ground pool, choice IIR, 21 heated swimming pool, 2 neIghborhood. $43,900 -cxc. car garage, lake vIiw. 109 1k. terms. Do Dr. 152,710. 31.AiØszN .' - OVER 6 MILLION By Owner $3,000 dwn & FANTASTIC 1g. fam. 4 BR, 2 B, OVER. • - vvrien we get nome I'll embroider 'Bermuda shorts' on them, so people won't think you 're Just absentminded!" __________________ LARGE LOT 3 BR, 2 B split plan, beautifully landscaped, fenced 31 Jfl5jflj bk yd., room for garden 132,500. __________________ ___________________________ , • For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. prisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 REALTORS Branch Off Ice 323.2222 __________________________ - Weekly &_________________ monthly rates. Inquire __ S'. 0 314 BR models - - :flDusterôcyl auto. ' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. French 323-734Q trand New lnterspring Bedding '. price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage, Il 92 S. of Sanford 3228721 STENSTRO[1 REALTORS 323U - SCASH DOOR PRIZE $ " 4 76 Aspen S W. fully egp?. $300dwn takeover payments. auto, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322a72I, - - •_! -. VISA - MASTER CHARGE New 10 Pc modular LR suite. $555. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MOR _______________________ -•. 1 •'• • "' • ,, . REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTiNG SERVICE Eves 349.3.400.372.1959 _______________________ ________________________ - ' i.. New 5 pc dinette set. Table & 4 chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.9? Soot Sanford, 322. $721 AGENCY MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 3377977 . _______ desks & stack chairs 1 yr. 'ld Rockwell table saw, also local estate cons;gnments & liquidations Mixture of modern & antique Something for ev.,vn.'• tbls. Orig. retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 322 5721. -- . . contemporary LR 0 $ acres Paola Markham area. Terms. 143.300. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL 1356 Weekly Guaranteed. Work two hours daily at home. Start Immediately. Free Information. Write ND., P.O. Box 1213, Aitamonte $pgs., Fia. 37701. . • '3 BR 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd. $130000. CASHIERS Bookkeeper exp. full charge through financial statement, Computer CXP. desirable. Send Resume and Salary require. mints to Box 30, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, ___________________________ Fl. 32771. . _______ OR & BR Suites, chests. dressers, tables, plus lot of office 0 0 51 —Household GOOds ___________________________ New Butcher Block I Chrome çg REALlY - 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 16 & Country Club Rd. Experience desired Good pay, in. surance, vacation, credit unIon & profit sharIng. Apply in person Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.1. - • --- dresser, mirror, chest & bed. $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage. sc. patio, cmv., workshop or office in rear. All for 131.900. PRESSER experienced. Apply . - 2 unit apt house, $21,300. ____________________ 3BR, 11/, B split plan, fenced Fern Park, Fla. 33730 S ____ -- Used i pc walnut . . 1 . Loadof oldfurnture from the 30%; FURNITURE I THINGS Buy & Sell New 8. Used Furniture SOOSSanfordAyc, 3236593 REALTOR 323.6061 or eves. 323 0317 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY • ' rH & Escrow Service 0 0 in- U I U U S I U U U U I I I 73Delta 88. ldr. air,power,$1500 LABOR DAY AUCTION ON,, SEPT. 3, 7 PMi area refused credit If you will pay '. down! Let us help YOU establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando. Florida.. 1434860 / U I U U U 80—Autos for Sale , Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 0 ' \_, / ST!MPER for Sale So of Sanford. 322 1721. . - SO—Miscellaneous FOX EASY TERMS with store finer. cing! Noone inOrlando.Sanford JOHNNY WALKER *3 BR 1 B CA, $21,000. REAL ESTATE INC. 322 6437 Aft.5322.7111 - '10.7 acres, Osteen. $11,200. CASSELBERRY 3.1bath.$26,000 *9.2 acres w.mobile home, 4232197 Ostn. $10,600. 1tIIC*I'-Ir 0 4 Gill 43 BR 2 B. 2 story home, $12,500. 0 0 by I .41 uiiiulu•IU FURNITURE BEDDING New 235 Homes, 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $31,000 to $44,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222717. - pci. assumable mortgage. NIGHT MAINTENANCE -CLEANING Experience Preferred — Not Essential. Paid Vacations • Company Paid Life Insurance • Paid Holidays • Stock Pur. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN chase Plan •Paid Sick Leave ADS. READ & USE THEM • Paid Pension Plan IFree OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. Hospitalization SSickness and Accident Disability Insurance ________________________ • and Many More. By Owner 3or 4 BR 1 bath, eat AppIyinPeron kitchen, fenced yard. Sanford. Location: U.S. Hwy. 1792 at 130.000. 322.6722 after 3:30 p.m. Airport Blvd., Sanford __________________________ An Equal Opportunity Employer Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2331 MAKE - HIGH & DRY ________________________ ._ • SIDE GLANCES - ______ - ) _________________ —Houses I -- Sell Avon. Increase your earning puwer. For details, call 1 111. 1681 or 6413079. • 0 41—Houses - ________________________ DosTowin,,DougiasI.imit, SlVd..WinterPark,andKlm.I,A UI 1712 - fewng Bollard, 3144 Athena Dr., Winter Park. Randall P. Litz,, 322 Oak Hill, REALTY Altamonfe Spring, and Holly A. e5uIIs ___________________ ___________________ ______ 18—HPIpnTed _____._!!J1pi.!!!!E... ARRIVE AliVE . IA _ 55 IF lED 0 - - - _ 5.••.• OrIQAdO - Winter Park Seminole Monday, S.pt. 3, 1979-31 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN THE CIRCUIT COjj op FICTITIOUS NAME IN THU CIRCUIT COURT N011CElsherebyglv,nffiat lam TEINTH JUDICIAL Cli. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 714$I.CA*P engaged In business at 973 N. FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION ATICO MORTGAGE COR V10t3, Sec 29, 19. 31 etc,$73,334 Hwy. 1742; Longwood (P.O.Box CASE NO. 7?•325.CP PORATION, Lewis Eagen to Jon W. Conic & 1432) SemInole Cotmty, Florida, Dennis M. Johns, Fountain Boy, __________________________ imder the fictitious name of SOLAR IN NE: (stats of Fran pl Hiy P. KpIan wife Nitty J. LOt 4, Tr 1, , Donna E. Flamm, 313$ Elm PLACE and that I Intend to register EMILY E. CANNON PlaIntiff, LawI I. Mcslsr and Robert L 17,20.32,5100. C Ave., Sanford MOIIW Oacm.d Vs. Same as above Tr 1, Lot 3, sec $ & said name with the Clerk of the kyan N. Athan, 151 Plurnosa BILLY JOE THOMPSON, it UL, it CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, Leoi . K 17, 2032 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION , 1 tIme .................43c a 11n Orlw,Altamont,Springs,.,WVkkI Virginal Faganto Jon W. Cottheg Florida In accordance with the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING a., L. Rldiey, 51 N. Nombiy Avi., 3cons.cuflvetlm.s • .3$c a I •.. provisions of the F:ldlticus Name CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST erer C. Wars and Mae F. Ware Wf Nitty J. CollIe, Tr 1, Lot 3 C Winter SprIngs. _____ lconsicutiv. times.....35c a lIne 3:30 P.M. To.Wit: Section Defendants. 1:00 A.M. _____ THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 17 20•32, $100. Tiny Livkigetan PhIllip Knox, Orange Park, L and Ruth 0. thru FRIDAY 1957. NOTICIOPACTION OTHER PERSONS INTERESTE MONDAY $ameasabov,Lo$4,Tr1,$ec7,. Florida Statutes Joyce A. Gengi, 445 Morton Lane, LIvingston. D TO: Palms, Inc., Angelo Del Frate, Sig. DianeM. Watson IN THE ESTATE: SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum w,ntsr Springs. LlndeM.Layandf4os,rdE., Ii 17, 20.32, $100. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Registered Agent C.Watscn, Inc. w. cotu. a wt Betty .. Silly Joe Flilde and Peggy Robert L. Hawkins, 411 A Fenton thattheadmInlstratlonofe Estate TRUE NAME: Palms. Inc. L. SharonC. Ponder, From SE corner Publish: Sept. 3, io, 17, 24, 97 Pt., Attamont, Springs, and Lynn S. Fle$. DEN 20 DOMICLE: New Meslco DEADLINES of EMILY E. CANNON, Deceased f S.d. 20.32 etc., $22,500. ____________________ Canon S. lochelloand Don.IdM. c PearI.$4OrthldAve,C.s$etbII, File No. 79325.Cp is pending In tt.e PRINCIPAL OF PLACE Bodtilie. Patrick H. Presley, MS B Georgia Jon W. Cottle I wf Betty J. To - Circuit Court of seminole County, BUSINESS: 1504 Lomas Boulevard Noon The Do,y Before PublicQtion Ave., Loflg*ood, and Deborah . Virginia ft. Vaughn, From S ¼ Sec CITY OF CASSELSENRY, Florida, Pro&ate Division, the ad. N.W. Albuquerque, New Mexico 'Flees.. 5, 20.32 etc., $11,000. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC Nell L. Yoder I wf Julie K. to HEARING TO CONSIDER dress of which Is Room 332, .7104 Surida - Noon FridQ JOhnKIernan,11722S)eo.h SIvd, OCCUPATIONAL Seminole County Courthouse, STATUS: Foreign Winter Springs, and Debra J. Joseph L. Riley III I Belinda, Lot 1, ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ON. Sanford, Florida 32771. The Per. All parties claiming interests by, $ctlram. Bik C, Howell Cover 1st Sec 2074 & DINANCE sonai Representatives of the estate throuph, under or against Palms, John U. Lenko, 349 E. Ballard 3$., 75,312,500. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: • are ROBERTO. CANNON, RUTH iflC.,aN.wMixlcocorporatiofl,at4 ____________________ ________________ Attamonte Springs, and Shirley A. _________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by E. SHULER and HOWARD CAN. to all parties having or claiming to _______________________ TI. Central Florida Dewatering the City of Casselberry, Florida, NON, whose address is c.o Post haveany right, titleorinterest In the Ernest N. Drake, 133 Pinelop. Construction: El. Travis and 4—PerSOflaIS that the City Council will hold a Office Box 132$, Winter Park, real property herein described. ________________________ Dr.,Longwood,a Loretta Payton. Billy Martin, si rsesi Drive, public hearing to consider enact. Florida 32790. The name and ad. YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ________________ 1P'1ng$ RIchard 0. Graham, P05 135, wir - Sub.cintrador. Exp. mech. must haveo ___________ 5 mint of OrdInance 317, entitled: dress of the Personal Represen. that an action to foreclose a mor. day, wk., paid holidays, fring Sanford, and Antolnetta A. Linda Anns Ceramics, Linda __________________________ AN ORDINANCE OF THE tatives' attorney is the follesying real property Have you ever thought of owning a KENNETH F. tQIQeon CITY ThVnn, 111 W. .7th St. Flanagan. benefits. $200 to $300 start high class race horse? I am OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, MIJRRAH, of Murrah, Doyle, in Seminole County, Florida: gMARRIAGES =1 ____________________ _____________________ ________________________________________ 4 �, 49,-Evenlng Horald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE - • S • . .. I • Monday, Sept.), im • P. ., 'ui — — , a DEAR DR. LAMB - Would YOU eueccinmontonleaky heart valves? My doctor tells me I have a dysfunction of my heart valve caused by scarlet fever In chthliood. Would you explain damage to the M" Val"or the AN* valve and bow thone problems can be corrected? I'm a 55.yearold situated at • The acetic valve is male. the otdlst of the left ventricle at_ DEAR READER - Your the entrance to the aorta, the doctor thinks you've had rheumatic fever with the large artery that carries blood complication of rheumatic to the entire body except the _______ Scarlet fever is a lungs. If it leaks, the blood will heart disease. aaepb0' InfdIO1h a atreP be squirted out Into your arterlea but some of it will leak throat associated with When these conditions are not back into the heart. This affects 12 13 14 15 treated adequately at the the blood pressure and can 16 I 18 1 Jlo I' I h.gInnln , person may overwork the left side of the heart. develop rheumatic ' . If the damage Is slight, the luiliul In your childhood, it wasn't heart Is able to compensate for REMENI the real widely known that this and a person might not cause for rheumatic fever was notice any significant changes. streptococcal Infections. And it NE 901 It's interesting to note that wasn't known that adPeople with damaged heart ministration of penicillin .. .ui both aortic and mitral valves whenever a person had such an infection would prevent - have held athletic records. NEWME There's not much else that rheumatic fever. can be done for these valves Proper treatment has had a ama lot to do with the closing of except surgical correction if many hospitals once devoted needed. You have to rely on Jul almost exclusively to treating studies of how your heart is JJu rheumatic heart disease In working as a pump to deterchildren. It's one of the great mine whether you need .. J success.' In preventing heart surgery. Of course, anyone who has disease. iI UI heart-valve defects should be The heart valves can actually certain to take antibiotics any be damaged or scarred by the IJ IuI time he has a respiratory Ininflammation. Normally the little vales in your bead close fection, an operation or even MEMNON MEMEEN psrieuay w iwevis leakageUI II. 11W bSU o4J%S. 54 ]55 I I I I [ J I 1 1 blood. They are really flap-like helps to prevent infections to valves; If the flaps are the heart valve that can cause P4IWSPAP(RIP4TEF,PRISE ASSN) damaged, they can't close more serious damage. Readers who want The properly and the leak follows. The mitral valve is between Health Letter number 13-2, How the upper and lower chambers To Measure Your Risk Of Heart on the left side of your bead. U Diaease, can send 75 cents In _________________________________ • it leaks every time the left check or coin with a long, 'ventricle (the heavy pumping stamped, self-addressed enBy BERNICE BEDE OSOL chamber) contracts to eject velope for it. Send your request blood out to your arteries, it at Dr. Lamb, in care of this also squirts blood backward newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, For Tuesday, September 4, 1979 into the upper chamber of the Radio City Station, New York, NY 119. heart. YOUR BIRTHDAY manage things well personally Sept 4, 170 handle matters of importance Opportunities to improve for you. Run your own show. -your lot in life this coming Year AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. are likely to come about in 'Being a shade too indecisive unique ways and through could retard your progress nand o,. .sas.IA lna. a..se., S_. n__s &_ _1__Is A 5Y5JI 7W W VU&â 4S0So aiuuay. a.ne us wasa io mass Alan: "Exactly so. Also you be able to help you. Be a friend de and fellow theo have found that West led his to all. *th the 0 uasaty adIs diamond from 10 9 8 3. which VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept.22) would be a normal lead PISC (Feb. 20-March 20) Usually when you do a task you .:'t irrespective of the rest of his make excuses to avoid hand." strive for perfection, but today your responsibilities today. Oswald: "1 assume that you you may attempt some slthrt- Things you sweep under the rim found the queen. Experts cuts that could cause you will only raise a large dust aren't supposed to go wrong problems. Expediency cloud at a later date. when the have an even chance shouldn't dictate your perto succeed." ARIES (March 21-April 19) formance. Find out more of Be enterprising today, but Alan: "1 did and I got a little help. On the fourth club. what lies ahead for you in the avoid impulsive or foolish risks, East discarded a diamond year following your birthday by whether they beofaphyulcalor with no problem. West also sending for your copy of Astro. financial nature. Carelessness checked a diamond, but only Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each after a lot of soul searching. may cause you problems. to Astro.Graph, Box 419, Radio Then I cashed diamonds. On TAURUS (April 20May 20) City Station, N.Y. 119. Be sure the third diamond, East threw This Is not time to rest on your to specify birth date. a heart after long thought. So, laurels U you want to day atthe I decided to play him for the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If top of the beap. What you did spade queen and was right." YOU want to make a favorable lately is not as iinpertai* as impression today, eliminate what you do today. is m..r any form of pretense. People GEMINI ( May 21-Jima 20) will athnlre you for what you You hold: are, not for what you pretend to Be modest regarding your, AbWdm today. Friends could 5.3_fl be. AQ2 SCORPIO 0& 24-Nov. 22) find both zbcumb, and IV A Q 1054 You have the ability today to those from whom you upset K143 direct situatlora to your beet support will lam you in the By OswaM Jac.hy A advantage, but there is a and Ala. Sustag Partner responds one spade possibility you may not follow CANCER (Jim. 21-July. 22) to your one-heart opening. A Alan: "Here Is one of than through properly. Be per. Business candkim are apt to Canadian reader wants to tady40de-tlgor problems. know what you should rebid. be more .nplkat.d then they You are in ad notrump and The correct rebid is three appear on the surface today. 8AGITAR1US (Nov. 22-Dec. IM a trick to the we of diamonds. We hate to make Take noUdng for grndd In 21) Optimism and positive clubs. Now you have to find this bid with that bad a suit, your cosrdalI&K be the un of spades to make thoogbla are marvelous aa. but no other bid Is adequate. IPA don't confuse them today they large or_naJi your alam' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A&SN.) IZO (July fl-Aap. 22) Eves with wlsliul thinking. Strive to Oswald: "Somehow or (For a copy of JACOBY be realistic and not a th.us you may Mel your way other, you will take your sine MOCERM #&W $I to: "Win at ofdoüigthIsthSbssttodsy, tricks Is th. other suits, I daydreamer. 'iI that so Os0 throw, a &Wpe" ca'e of this nmswa. CAPRiCORN (Dec. 23-Jan. don't . d1arsgd others' spade aid that each defends, per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City 19) Be very wary today of opink. They could kepreve I$ left with the Ike IpSdh. Station, Now York, N.Y. letting anyone who cannot on what you_vlatis. was dealt." IXI&) by Mod Walker 6AR6, THERE'S I NOTHING YOU CAN I I SAY OR DO THAT I I4MPFY SEE? %A I SOFT REPLY YOU HAVEN'T DONE! BEFORE, SOGO 'r I 4HEAJ TURNETH V AWAY \ WRATH" mTr ' I THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ARCHIE by Bob Montana / CYNTHIA -THE ONE WHO LIVES IN HILLSBORO.NEAR THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT! ____________ WHICH ONE COUSIN I MEAflTTOCOMPLIMENT HER,BUT I THINK 1USEC) A POOR CHOICE WHAT DID 110u SAY V (I TO HER THAT SHE LOOKED POSITIVELY "—k RADIANT! ) 00 HOROSCOPE 14 I •••.• EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider IS IJ Thi\ FIMft5UT'' WAS VJNJJkJG B€44UJ1) I € -ME BEPDXM 1LLE IVflH tiCU IS YWRE I WHAT rtXJVE. E&I.) DO.i'! MOJIQUE... 451LEUT A100 INLE! HtXESjJT r4 b Ad' J%. 0 \ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer WRAT1S WE'VE GOT' WRCNG?j THE BACK-TO SCHOOL BLUES.' BUGS BUNNY WIN AT BRIDGE tf J(J5t EPJW TV THERE1S NOTHING IN THIS WORLP THAT CAN CHEER US UP.' by - Stoffel a I4&mdahl THeN, WHEN % F'Tmme7ELI'1 Ca4iPLA04 HIS RIM HAS W" / LOUPL.Yf We TRIEP HERE WCN'T '°g cMg f/a SPI DES-MAN 'FRANK AND ERNEST _w1 DINER • ___ or S •0 '. flooding that had been predicted to accompany the high winds and steady rain has not occurred, he said. As of 6:30 am. today, Kelly said all streets were open. Two Incidents resulting from HurricaneDavid's fury did cause more than $10,000 in damages to Seminole County residents, there were no reports of serious injury. Mot of the area retained power throughout the storm, but phone service today remained spotty. An assessment team consisting of civil defense and public safety personnel began towing Seminole County about 11 a.m. to determine the over-all structural damage from the hurricane. The team is compiling a lid of reported damage estimates on all commercial and residential buildings In Seminole County to according to law enforcement official.-,. pi p Hurricane Georgia, Carolinas • • :0. ;..• . / / - * • . • . • - . 4 • ' . . , • • . • -• - ... ' - -. . - - _____ .• •.• - - -- - .-- hurricane David disrupted many Seminole County ac- Clerk Linda Martin "They are tivities, from harness racing to working fine we are using four Greyhound bus schedules, and machines but have 15 if gave school children an she said this morning unexpected extension to theirneeded," Mrs Martin had anticipated a Labor Day holiday. But today's 30 percent turnout of the city's elections went on as scheduled 3 068 registered voters In Oviedo and Longwood, with ' Nlneten absentee' ballots voters braving wind and rain, have been returned Mrs. It will be back to school on Martin said, and the 10 still out Wednesday, according • . County to will be accepted until the polls Rchool VP. (Bud) that time Mrs. Martin, ac- Classes at Seminole Corn- companled by the mayor, one inspector and the police chief Layer. • .• • • ,/' time in an election, there were no problems and a steady flow of voters according to City end •• - L— bcinii used there for the first Herald Staff Writer ,•' ' ' By JANE CASSELBERRY Seminole Air : / 1 . • I - •: i..., • / 1 • • .. Ii • • .• I • . ' — • / - I I - • W ' -7 munity College and Valencia will take the voting cards to the ''" '.w' Community college were county courthouse to run cancelled for today, but will be through the computer to obtain •,l..... ' held tonight as usual. the results of the special ' . II1L...1PL Municipal and county offices election to fill the district 5 throughout the county were vacancy on the city corn: open today. mission. Candidates are Larry •- --.. , The Seminole Hrness Goldberg, who recently • -.' . ---I Raceway decided to cancel the resigned from his District 1 • -, • • remainder of its matinee seat, and William Mitchell. ' .,4 -"•-• performance (the season In Oviedo, voting was not . •. • • finale) about 2:30 p.m. Monday, very heavy in the election to Aluminum canopy was ripped off its supports at Wareco station on U.S. Highway getting in four races. select a new mayor and two 17-92 in Sanford. Track manager Neil Makin council members, City Clerk decided to call off the per- Nancy Cox said this morning. formance when it was evident There are a total of 1,098 high winds made c conqualified to dvt lUonsdanger:tLL addition, Mrs. x said the track employees wanted to be probably was keeping many of home with their families, them away from the polls. - 1. _____ - - .:, . -:: ' .• .' mienole Evacuees: d Nervous But PIci',fu, Makin said. Also to be decided today is Makin Indicated that because whether to approve the horsemen had made plans to nexation of 40 acres west of the leave the area today, no effort city limits near the Seminole By GEOFFREY PUU Nix tu be watching the foot ball comodations In the high school would be made to make up the County transfer station. Herald Staff Writer game," said one Cocoa woman library accomodating and the remainder of the performance. Candidates are Councilman Inside they played; outside who was quartered at Seminole people friendly. Said Mrs. "We are shut out, there's Charles Lacy and Tom Morgan danger lurked. High School with her husband Kimble, 'You adjust in no time. nothing coming through San- for the mayor's office, which Is I • sir - More than "O persons sang, and two children. Tbe woman's Sit down at a table and the next ford," Sanford Greyhound B us Sr. being vacated played cards, pair brake. pswerpe Ciamesela) Street Is Suterd 7 WTK.Nvai, • (sj). so • _____• by Ben Beasley. watched husband was one of a dozen who thing you know you're talking to station Manager Don Drury Bob Whittier is running television Or just slept in the passed the time watching the someone you don't even know." said today. "Bus routes away unopposed for the group one four major Seminole County Steelers beat the Patriots on Some even made a party out from the coast are running council seat, while Jack 0. emergency ihelters Monday. Monday Not Football, of the event. Ten-year-old through Orlando, but there is Collins, Jim Massey and Frank Many of those seeking shelter Forest Kimble and his family Sarah Greene of Geneva chased nothing south from Jackson- Salzmann are vying for the had come from the beach areas of six left Cocoa early Monday. her 9-year-old cousin, Dewey vile." group two council post. of Cocoa or Daytona. Others They were advised shelter Day, around the cluttered Sanford Auto-Train terminal The election, by mechanical were county residents living in would be available in Orange or shelter in an apparent game of reported its trains are running voting machine, Is to be canpotentially dangerous low-lying Seminole County. They were tag. on schedule today. vassed and absentee ballots areas or mobile homes. among 119 persons who wound "This beats being at home," In Longwood, where the counted before the special "ft's Jug like any other up at Seminole High. county's new Data Vote corn- council meeting it 7:30 p.m., Monday night: he's luedto the The Kimbles found the acp card votina system Is Sept. 5, according to Mrs. Cox. SeeSEMINOLE, page M By ootc* mn qusatislu from -'.— of the stability of the dty." penses must be paid, he said emergency. Arnold said North and South daily operating such Arnold to favor the tax increase ' oo''v'y on WhY the 1181111 7k _]. is pvrallumed, iliuM am Vow Momthiy operating expenses Arnold said the only other Edgemon are being paved, as utilities, fuel expenses and oil, and this year Is as follows: • inisasciomsy. New he laid, to 1111111111111110 the city's in Winter SprIA1111111 1101111111 $6,00 source of reserve funds Is by North Edgemon and Sherry equipment repairs. Will the Cityof WW 8pei stat0 law rIrss a city I. seek reserve 1usd. "The rmys to 179*, Arnold said, making reducing spending of funds set have resurfacing scheduled, a City property owners are He said the tax increase can now I* permitted to raise Its ragav.JVIscruasIn b.disthsmossyneeded at th. necessary a reaarve of $135,* aside for road repairs, paving new logger was purchased, a th postponed a year. "But In per .rt1 tami of mere t aid of a year to Iomre that the to 1140* for the first two and drainage improvements, building Is being cOlidXted to Popov tax. j yj.&l addition leaving undone NoW ..—ad fa ft s sviss city om pay Mi bilk mid on. moedlu opuratim costs construction, and park main, house repair facilitIes, and those majortoitems end mentioned," refer 36.10? year is seu • MthtIoually, Arnold said the tenance. b.. at the MM of some roads are being repaired the people may be facing TheI,mroØmar.d vatarsi The tl of the an fiscal year without messy In the reserve fund Is Citing Improvements in the and drainage improved In really big property tax increasea $136 PCT th. city will answer that In ruuuu sdItses having tog, to d avflaM. for use in cases ci city during the pest year, Tuscawilla. "About 1157,000 in fiscal 1191 City property owners are year b.mw as tax asticlpatiss was put in the budget for these "Additional deterioration ,nj paying sdiool tax of $0.35 per . i is 0148^ 064" AvA Idt -ltemsandmostofthemcneyls mearra bigger bill all by itself $1,000 Cu Iy.Thearnount is p hr apt, U. popty Ian laer of UNto møey s lb. being spent. In the upcoming and funds will be needed for the being reduced to $7.07 per $1,000 ' Today wr ps 11willddeliftmras aasped dly In Slat tw, '•t'w ci budget, the council has ear- reserve. Admittedly this Is assessed valuation In the new p, M att 14 i ,ofiJ WOW On the ibys kid year, he uplai.sd, marked $119,000 for cod due to guessing, but if the current year, for a decrease of $1.21 per fte . u.. j, 3, ga.fl5g Ism mis5y AiiisdTWCfotk ..........IA BWSSIS9S ................. 41 ü ,Mot hsuId. lncreaspto $3501s...not 11*. r-j. Jj Msi& m's pid In Itor'tr Aid Sl* ....................41 DHØI....................2A Arnold said of the t otal aprovód,flscal loll looks like "Thirefore, passage of the lb. $evsulb4sy Ad'..t kw I ár In a No one C C1IUA .................. .Offjlii .................2* budget about $00,000 goes for at least a $1 $1,000 assessed referendum will result in a Ret Per ia. ruuu.i IS IOPV4NC11rIIISPAS ...........41 (LLVER .............. 11 11101wiss,FICAandlmianc,; valuation property tax or an inresssln what city property et $.' bjkI b. he' Slat of lbs Slid . .41 IPU 11* 1110* for major repair and inicresse of $3J5 per $1,000, owners are paying of TIIesU !'.,., ...........11 kuprovcud Items; $120,000 Arnold said, .................0 i cents per $1,000 assessed Ds4 P-Iiiiii. tday ...... ,.......... $ Waithit ..,... ............ 2* fOuerVS5an4thaiaflfor Margumentbeingtae(lby valuation. • • 1.J 11 TUMBLEWEEDS __________________________ - I Off l s • I city streets. h SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) - the center near and parallel to The Coast Guard station on Hurricane David, which killed the Georgia coast today and to Georgia's Tybee Island was nearly 700 people In the the South Carolina coast by evacuated when winds of 40 to Caribbean and caused heavy evening,"the forecasters 50 mph dabbed ashore and nronertv damaRe in narts of warned. Rut they noted avevtn hsuv ,.1n. hA.i,.A cause Florida, clawed its way north- slight veer to the left of the ways leading to the resort ward with 80 mph winds today, track would bring the center islands of Jekyell and St. hurling gales and heavy rains onto the Georgia Coast. Simons Islands, where Presiat the Georgia coast. Hurricane warnings were ex- dent Carter sometimes vacaAt 10 a.m. the Miami tended northward from tions. Hurricane Center said David Charleston, S.C. to Cape Fear, Further north in Charleston was centered near Latitude 30.5 N.C., and warnings were County, South Carolina, schools north, Longitude 80.8 west, or continued southward from and administrative offices about 35 miles east of Charleston to Daytona Beach, closed today as a precautionary Jacksonville. It was moving Fla. A hurricane watch was in measure. Aircraft at northward at 12 to 15 mph. effect north of Cape Fear to "The projected track takes Cape Hatteras, N.C. • SeeSTORM,PageM f'%.. I said. A similar outage occurred in Longwood, where residents were without power for about four hours. Officials in Altamonte Springs said damage from excess debris and downed trees will require about $10,000 worth of repairs to —- • / Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes termed the storm damage "minimal." He said there were a number of downed trees, but that all city roads had been cleared and were now open. There was a brief power outage early today when a tree fell across a power line, but service was restored at 2 a.m. Kulbes Elections On, In Sc oo Storm ' Wake Threatens Ak "We have three of four days of hard work ahead of us and once more I'm asking our customers to bear with us. And you might remember, unless you have an urgent call, please hold off for awhile. Under the circumstances, we don't want the lines overloaded." Winter Springs Voters To Decide On Taxi Hke Sept. 1 1 . A$KtIDPO Tom Hunt, manager of Southern Bell for Seminole County, said Damage to a IM Dodge Van resulting from the gusting winds his office has been flooded by reports of Inoperative phones. extensions 261,283, or 264.was reported Monday to the Seminole County deputies. "We now have all of our employees on the job repairing storm Sanford Public works Director A.R. Kelly said he was 11sur. Thomas W. Farmer, 19, of 346 Coble Drive, Wekiva Hunt Club, damage. We've taken the entire installation forces and put them prised" by the lack of damage from the dorm. now Longwood, told deputies the tree In his front yard fell on top with the repair people," Hunt said. "There was hardly any damage at all," Kelly said. of h van sometime Monday. Damage to the 1975 Dodge Van was "We'll be doing no Installation work today and this situation He said there were a number of trees down and a canopy at the estimated at $300, he said. may even extend through Friday. Wareco Service Station on French Avenue was damaged. But the John Spoiski, spokesman for the Seminole County Sheriff's "In Sanford we have tour cables out, affecting 275 customers. i Las aael Jib. SiesKa S - — The sheriff's department's 11 incoming telephone lines at no time were tied up to inhibit personnel from accepting and calling out for assistance, he said. He added, "We did have calls involving burglary alarms going off, but even that was less than previous occasions during local storms." man, 53, of the same address. Persons who wish to report damages an asked to call W40, AO R"L44 to calling in petty-type calls," Spolski said. "We wanted to make sure we would be able to accept legitimate emergency calls for assistance." Sanford police. The pine plowed into the property about 3:15 p.m. Monday at 2545 Park Drive, Trailer 73 lot in Sanford, police said. GerdjneWaer, 48, told police the pine fell on the top of her 1977 Oldsmobile striking a 20-foot trailer belonging to Herbert Dyk- - . Department, said he was "pleased" the public generally had "In DeBary alone, we have three cables out of service and also placed emergency-related calls with the department Monday and damaged by water. not tied up the lines with minor complaints. "We had four telephone poles down in the Sanford-Lake Mary "We were most pleased we were not inundated with people area and we've had 35 to 40 reports of wires being down. An Austrailian pine was blamed for an estimated $9,800 in damages to a car and a mobile home in Sanford, according to turn over to Florida Gov. Bob Graham. Weske .C; - . By THE HERALD STAFF Seminole County officials today began assessing the damage from gale-force winds and steady rains generated by the passing to the east of Hurricane David. Despite an abundance of downed trees and scattered debris, W Sib Thaves FRANK ad ERNIE'* Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Hurricane David Spares Seminole MEMNON lu..O on HER Bow Ron M E SLJ I THINK I GOOFE(7 WHEN I MET VERONICA 72nd Year, No. 12—Tuesday, September 4,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I II I q•3 When Your Heart Valves Leak... 4 BEETLE BAILEY 8ETLE!... 38 Western. Answer to Previous Puzzle hemisphere or. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 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/f08bafdcff4fad702f5cb6e6329163f2.pdf 99ee601483ccc6b4021b855dc1c6eb6f PDF Text Text I 72nd Year, No. 33-Friday, September 28,1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Rus s ian s Blas t Carte r Fo r 'Th re ats' President Plans TV Speech On Soviet Troops 5—Evening Herald I Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Sept. 27, 97 WASHINGTON (UPI) — PresIdent Lvter will go on television inconclusive talks," an administration official said today." In his address to the nation, Carter is expected to display surSunday night to report on the U.S.-Soviet deadlock over 3,000 In the Senate, meanwhile, Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, RKan., veillance information the administration has compiled on the Russian troops In Cuba, It was learned today. introduced an amendment to the SALT II treaty under which the Soviet combat presence in Cuba. solution to U.S. charges the Soviets have up to 3,000 combat troops in Cuba. Carter summoned his top military and political advisers to the Sources said Carter will discuss the latest developments — and pact — even if ratified — would not take effect until Carter cerWhite House Thursday evening for a special meeting to discuss Carter has ruled out military action in the dispute, but is said to probably his response to the Soviet Unon - in the nationally tifies the Soviets have no combat capability In Cuba. the stalemate. broadcast be considering pressing the Soviets in areas of Russian interest. Under the amendment, the president also would be required to "There Is no doubt that the artificially started, artificiafly Powell said earlier "sufficient Information" would be made Carter met Thursday night and again today with Secretary of tell the Soviets that any future combat capability in Cuba would public, indicating It could Include photographs and Intercepted whipped up and absolutely unpromising venture has been State Cyrus Vance and other top national security advisers on the jeopardize the continuance of SALT. messages. situation. protracted beyond any measure," lass said. "It is high time to end it." The meetings followed the breakdown of talks between Vance Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd termed the situation a The Soviet Union assailed President Carter for "Inventions,. Within the past few days Carter has set up a special committee, and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. "pseudo-crisis" and said there should be no connection between attacks, and threats" on the Issue of Soviet troops in Cuba and headed by former Defense Secretary Clark Clifford, to reVance met with Gromyko In Nww York Thursday, then flew the presence of the troops and a decision on SALT II. called for a quick end to the crisis, examine intelligence data gathered on Cuba. Other members here to meet with Carter. Gromyko was to return to Moscow He told the Senate the troops have created a mood of "near The official lass news agency commentary came Thursday as Include former secretaries of state Dean Rusk and Henry today. hysteria" in some quarters although the Soviet combat group has talks In New York between Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Kissinger and a number of officials from previous ad"We're evaluating the situation and the response as a result of been "long located but only recently identified." Gromyko and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance broke down over a ministrations. Message From The SSAA President grown In popularity and quality in recent years with the help of the Downtown Business Association. We certainly hope that The Sanford-Sominole Art Association and I would like to "Welcome" you to the "Fail for Art" Show. Our downtown show has steadily lONE C. PORTER Jone C. Porter of 2118 Park Ave., Sanford, Sanford-Seminole Art Association president, has been painting for six years and specializes in oils. She has been doing graphics for 5 years and has taught art at the city recreation department for 2 years. She received first prize for her oil painting in a previous Sanford Art Show and J •'..Fw' other awards in area shows. She studied art at the University of Iowa, Seminole Corn- j •v munity College and rç t ,.. with Rosemond Chapman and Clayton Mar. tindale. i each of you find success In this art show and that you enjoy your stay In the Sanford area. Those of you returning will find many Improvements In the downtown area. Note, for Instance, the facelift which has been given to many of our historic structures along First Street. Please feel free to enjoy our beautiful downtown parks for picnics or just plain relaxation. There are plenty of motels close by for lodging and many excellent restaurants. The Central Florida Zoo and our Sanford Marina, both located on the lakefront, are readily available for your en- joyment. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce at First Street and Sanford Avenue will be our headquarters for the show beginning Friday atternoon, Sept. 28, at 3 p.m. Additional detailed Information will then be available. We are anticipating a good show hopefully, good weather, a fine crowd, and enjoyable entertainment. In general, a funfilled weekend for everyone, so come and join us. Sweetwater Cou p le Sues GLASS S£4tFCUJILF ' & PAINT, Sanford's Art Supply Center We're proud W•'ni sari to hay, what you mood. 'i',., ft '.•' I • Canvas Paliots Instruction Books . omm oumn i's to 49' ' . 4 0 Office Supply Inc. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer A Sweetwater Oaks couple Is asking for a jury trial to determine whether the builder of their $10,000 home deliberately concealed the fact the home was constructed over a sinkhole. Stanley and Cynthia J. Walvick have filed suit in circuit court seeking to gain the return of the money they spent for a home at 402 Sweetwater Cove Blvd. in the exclusive south county residential develop. ment. The suit lists Bradley Howard, Inc. of 107 Concord Drive, Casselberry, and E. Everett Huskey, who maintains several Seminole County offices, as defendants. The suit also asks the defendantsto pay an unspecified amount of damages to the Walvicks. Ile suit alleges that the builder of the home, Howard, "knew or should have known that the ground underneath the residence had shifted and settled to a great extent, that the trusses and supporting walls of the residence had collapsed and were severely damaged." The Walvicks contend their home slopes 18 inches from a level plane and that Howard knew or should have known that the shifting and settling "created a AMATEUR IPROPISSIONAL (l" •i, ' SWEENEY"S Over House O n our Jorge colicfion of gaiEty art suppks. Com• I, and brows, around. of J 0 300 moldings Over In stocki •CustomFramlng Delux.suthtln —...u•.ap. PrsfuslsonlquaNty ••• PAINTS •. 49'• GRUMUACHEk Pr.Yss$s Peru. * i0 auss? 00. a.. V • soeautv . • • Amatur and PrslessIs,aI .\• W 1*1,1.On. 145 ft to I Offics asks by: a S 'I a campskIscIk 0 • • •• 5 WW 0Mm. diEs Wi Womic waft. $TANTi LUMINUM EASELS ANDII$ON. HlKiL S IIMANINY PISMINT 0 WAlmCoIou: Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore presents proclamation no to in of . 1 il :.u..... 1: Panel Suggests Vote M.poIs I 3id Its 0110111011111IN11111 one" 'Si*a*1k GLAU 21 MAGNOLIA AVL & PANT W e $ANOUO - before the trkóuzity MPO buses and routes In the faa formal vote on Oct. 18. metropolitan area. The plan also calls for a "We aspect to se, the Issue put to the voters In a reduction In bus fares from r,Iareidan in March when 50 cents to 35 cents during r ush hours and 10 cents the presidential preference primary is held," Hedaick during nonrus hours, aid. The Metropolitan me plan Hedrick hopes Planning Organization Is to Put to Us for COIOSCd of officials from all fee per month to every ___ They in the three 0mnj cies, poli cooty area mud a $1 fee to nonhomiowners. The fee group would be included on • have to persuade the monthly Y " county commIssion, In Hedrick said the Orange, Seminole and estimated $6A5 million a Osceola coirtles to put the ys goua'atmj from the special assessment fees would be mod to question on the March 811101" has service and ballot. GEOFFREY number nber Of POuNDS The citizens advisory to the committee Met ropolitan plann ing Organization has ended the cl1 ro plIe vote en a of proposed special ua14n6toIazpsyasin 'Oran Seminole and &= counties that would mu'Mo lends for mass tran r -- a PH. 322422 __---l-- - - a - I. - - Iu.s#s For C.urt.sy iuik,9 For School U.sd.r R.vlw By Comn,Nt•• $A ip Fag. '--•-- - L - — - __ - . _ r- 4 - _ . . -- . ,_ _..• -- the irAv" council members did, however, promise to charnel any extra money which becomes available to the Vebld"M And Chief Orioles pledged the depar maid will do the bad job It can. 'We will Offer ilre protection tadil the ve*ku freon. op" Orioles told the city cinch. Orioles said it Is imperativ, that personnel from bia - - •- - - Byww"nm HersldSIatf Writer The plea of Chief Jim Orioles Of the volunteer fire department for more money for education, fire hose and a new fire pumper truck did not go unheeded by the We Mary City Council Thursday night. Na, did the give Positive assurance that the fl55$y fidJng will be coming. Mayor Walter Sorenson and - I building ---I '" — • Kulbes, said Councilman Pat Southward, Instructing the manager to "stop the hand holding." Councilman Cliff Nelson said man 'No one build a hous. by hims.lf' can is imperative U be rdered to cease construction. dared by the city to remove his wife and family from a sent he had placed on the one-quarter acre building site a year ago. After he had plans prepared said his clients were concerned about protecting the in. vestments they have made In their homes. "My clients feel you are walking a fine line for the home he began construction last April. But, Kulbes told city councilmen Thursday night the man, inexperienced in the building trades, cannot build the house himself. "No one man can build a house by himself," Kulbes said. "He needs help." Neighboring property owners between rights their rights and Bennett's rights," Colbert said. Councilman Francis Mark told Kulbes to treat Bennet t as city COWICU Items were disapproved. The LVCI1WU SL o uie - he would any other citizen. The manager reported he had not charged Bennett to this point $10 reinspect ion fees after meeting by William Colbert of council told him that the adBennett began construction the law firm of Stenstrom, ditional fees must be charged on his home after he was or. Davis, McIntosh and Julian, henceforth.. —DONNAEs Lake Mary To Fire Chief: Any Extra Money W'16 11 Go Your Way UN By a S'S V01% with eight members absent, the ad,isary P" 06 d..ed the plan for y rdsrsss put 11" kv ji IIC, epokennaafor the PW.Ws Oisel WNW Or ''i' 1% 041ur WE new n, --.-.- harasinent. It has cost the city money to visiting the construction site give Bennett help through On Tax Hike For Buses 1 representing Bennett, according to Kubles, threatened legal action for harassment. Kulbes, displaying photographs of Improper work. manship on the home, In violation of Southern Standard Building Code to the council, said he received a letter from Bennett's attorney threatening piles Of rawdrartim scraps are unsightly. And, Kulbes who had been -- '•\1's2s almost daily to offer advice and point out deficiencies In the early stages of construction has stopped giving this assistance. He stopped after an attorney Rinehart Road. The house under construction for the past six months by Terry Bennett has run afoul of the Southern Standard Building Code. Neighboring property owners are coznplalnlngltis not only a safety hazard but also declaring Oct, 5-6 Shrine Club Paper Sale Days to clown Stan Hockey, treasurer for Sanford Shrine Club. All proceeds from th e sale of papers goes to help crippled and burned children in the Shriner's Hospitals. Bill Mayo Is paper sale chairman in Sanford. AROUND $111 DELIVERY Ph. 322.1246 "No one in these days and times, can build a house alone," City Manager Phil Kulbes told the Lake Mary City Council Thursday night as the board Instructed him to stop construction on a new home on Herald Phst by Tom VIISCI,I 5 5*TO1P 10 and the architectual firm of Howard, Needles, Tanuner and Bergendoff of Orlando. Jammal engineers determined the slope of the home was a result of its construction of top of an active sink. A report by the firm states, "most of the settlement occurred during construction and most certainly had to have been obvious to the builder and-or his subcontractors since numerous corrective measures have obviously been taken to cover up or otherwise conceal the fact that the floor slab Is unlevel and that the framing, window and door openings are out of square and not plumb." The report from the architectual firm also notes what Its Investigators claim are attempts to conceal known defects. "There are indications that some of these problems existed to some extent during construction," the report said. It stated that the garage door hs been hung askew In the wall opening to compensate for the warp of the opening. In July of this year, county official Douglass Kerr examined the building and noted several building defects after which a letter was sent to Howard requesting him to correct the problems. Lake -Mary Tells Bennett To Stop CLOWNS lrt.2r TANS ITS TAILS EASELS ALUMINUM as UQUITEX Acavuc ARTSITI' Pssma P?1auN 4-%W__ftft 0 • dangerous hazard to any person attempting to occupy the residence." It Is further alleged that Howard was aware of numerous construction defects, yet he represented the home as suitable for use when the sale to the Walvicks was negotiated in June of 1978. Howard "willfully, wantonly, capricously and fraudulently or through grpss negligence concealed defects," according to the suit. Howard could not be reached for comment today, but his wife said by phone that he has been advised by his attorney not to comment on the case. There are 17 homes in the Sweetwater Oaks development. They are marketed by Huskey Realty. The Walvick's suit alleges Huskey told the Walvicks that the defects to their home were nor. mal and that they should not be concerned with the abnormal slope which developed in their home following construction. Attempts to reach Huskey for comment this morning were unsuccessful. If the case goes to trial, It Is expected the Walvicks will present the findings of two firms which examined the home, Jammal and Associates, geotechnical engineers with a Winter Park office, 0 1*t.310. DftTAuIUN nkh ol e Se Construction On His Home 40 '00'• AZ-110Y HITINALL LOSE-COSCO Plus a compl.te line of calculators, office supplies, business cards, rubber stamps and drawing supplies. Jose C. Porter President 8athrd.8emjj Art Association - , -. . department continue receiving pars-medic and emergency rnedicsi technician training. He also said that new fire hose must be purchased because the department now does not have sufficient fire hose. . Orioles added the purchase of a new fire pumper which had been considered would include the fire hose needed. the tax rci,r..,,um failed, not only was the proposed purchase of the new On elimlitatid frOn the bialget but also e1 inMed was l, lit other proposed iqirditura far the depart, maid, Among those cuts were 11* far motor ,sigcie repair and 10 from general operating sop. plIes. The budget approved far the firs department was . OrIoles resnlii4,4 the coucil hi favored the tax increase d MattlocouncilbodsolditileAd - - a- ta - _. - -a • S- - • ' - . not receive voter approval, four police patrolmen would be cut, as would the entire cornmunlcatloue department and the fire truck. Noting he did not favor cutting any olthe three, hesold however, of the three only the fire truck for the fire departmaid was cut. In addition, he pointed to cuts totaling more than 40 percent in other proposed fire department ispendituras. "I head that the three were at -a - - - if the fire pumper were putchased. Councilman Burt Perinchief said he felt top priority ought to be the city's public safety department personnel cornposed of both the police and fire units. "If we can got $10,000 together It will go to the fire department," he salt the council that ther, Is no way the fire department can rise the money Itself to purchase a fire pumper, contrary to statements made by One citizen In the community. "We cannot go to a used fire engine lot and ________________________________ buy a fire truck," he said. ,We do not have the money." Around lbs Qsc ..........4* KSPS .................. *4 ....................IA 111111111W................... U hark Councilman Francis CMadei ................. ii* Ottmiies ..................Ztdb that some members Cemir . .................... departms* ore OUMLVVz .............. Q'iuweed .................IA $P e rumor that cuts ................... 7,$A EaiW ..................4* TulseIths ............Liis, were so severe in the budget DsAv ----- --IA Vs.th .-----'........ 0* MIAIMARY,PIg,lA Tod - - — sold as a package do or die," Orioles said. "And only one died the fire engine." "I was told that no way would the policemen or the dlspatchers be cut and that I would be sold down the road," Orioles said Robert Stoddard, also of the fire department said the ISO (in s urance s ervice OrPId2 ¼in) notified the department the city's rating for fire insurance purposes for city residents wOUld be leduCed only r-r.- •----e_-.. -_- ,_ _ . - -- •' . - -.. - - S .S t • • .4.. .. • _ . - - •-••.. . •. • •_, • '.-: •, . -. , . - 7iL - -Ifr •4. Lrarp ------a �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sip?. 2$, 1? Jury Tells Petitioners To File With State. .' WORLD By GARRY GRAU GRAND THEFT Hera ld Staff Writer The Seminole County grand Jury recessed Thursda Number 7 Cardinal Drive, near Longwood told Gary Burkey, 28, y after advising Longwood Elementary School petitioners to forward Seminole County Sheriff's deputies Monday he noticed $1,321 of their complaint to a state investigating agency. items missing from his new home. In their reply to the petition seeking an invest igation of "an Burkey said anytime from August to last Saturday the items extrem ely high state of tension" at Longwood Elementary jurors could have been taken. He noted there were many workers in thi decided not to proceed with the investigation. Th ey suggested the area of the house. Listed as stolen by Burkey were a golden ring, complainants file their concerns with the Professional Pra ices nativity scene, box chain, rope bracelet. ct Council, the investigative arm of the state Department of PARTY THEFT Education. Andrea Sperling, 20, 3520 Premier Ave., near Casselberry Longwood Elementary has been the site of num erous Com- arraigrnn at 2 p.m. today. reported missing to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department a plaints from teachers and parents since mid-J uly when ASSAULT S-Link gold bracelet worth $100 and a gold 17-inch necklace worth allegations of eavesdropping, threats of dismissal and favoritism A Sanford man is in fair condition at Seminole Memorial were made against school Prin cipal Arletta Co berly. Hospital Wednesday with a concussion and cut lip after being $100 taken at an Aug. 12 party. Ms. Sperling told county deputies she was reporting the theft Last summer Seminole County Superin tendent of Schools robbed and assaulted Tuesday night. Tuesday for an insurance claim and she did not know who of the 70 William Layer Investigated the charges against Mrs. Coberly and Decker D. Powell, 66, 1503 W. 11th St., told Sanford Police about persons attending the party took the gold items. found t hem "absolutely groundless." 10 p.m. Tuesday he was assaulted and his wallet was taken at 12th Leonard Lee, Professional Practices Co un cil staff consultant Street and Pecan Avenue. According to the police report, the CHURCH TANKS TAKEN Roy W. Nichols, 77, a complainant for a Geneva church, told for the eastern coast of Florida, said if the case is filed, he would number of persons involved in the assault was unidentified and Seminole County Sheriff's deputies someone since July took two look Into the matter. Lee said a notarized statement must be sent the amount in the wallet unkxown. gas tanks from near the church classroom. to the council before he would take any action. GRAND THEFT Nichols, State route 426, near Geneva said two silver five-foot Lee stressed it is "difficult to get Involved If they (the comWhile a Sanford woman was In the hospital someone took more gas cylinders were taken from the Church of Christ grounds at plainants) have not gone t hrough all local channels." If Lee than $500 worth of belongings from her unlocked apartment. Second Street and C Avenue, Geneva sometime since July when recommends Mrs. Coberly's principal certificate removed, a According to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department report hearing will be conducted by the state council. If the council the tanks were last seen, according to the deputy's report. Miss Audrey Butler, Apartment 23, Higgins Terrace, Sanford was agrees with Lee they will recommend rem oval to the state The tanks are worth $500. in Seminole Memorial Hospital between 8p.m. Monday and I a.m. education commissioner, Ralph Turlington. The education Tuesday. While she was gone someone entered her unlocked MOTEL TV STOLEN cabinet will make the fin al decision on Turlington's advice. apartment and took $585 worth of items. A representative for Days Inn William Brubaker, 49, 440 During the three days of deliberations, grand jurors also InSome of the articles stolen were a wristwatch, .22 caliber rifle, Mellonville Ave., Sanford, told Seminole County Sheriff's deputies dicted William Luther Andrews IV, 25, 800 Camella Drive, earrings, two packages of pork chops, a roast, five chickens, four a customer took a television from a room at the Days Inn near Altamonte Springs, on a sexual battery charge. Andrews was steaks, and a package of hamburger, Seminole deputies said. State route 46 and Interstate 4, Tuesday night. arrested Sept. 10 and charged with assaulting an 18-year-old Miss Butler told the deputies she returned to her apartment at A man paid for a single accommodation at 3a.m. but was joined woman In an orange grove. He is free on $1,000 bond pending an 1:15 am. Tuesday and discovered the theft. Still in pain, she went In the room by another man. Both men left with a 19-inch color to sleep and did not report the Incident until about 7 a.m. Tuesday. television worth $281 around 10 a.m. Tuesday. IN BRIEF Vietnam Charges China Is Preparing For War .1 BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) Vietnam charged today a major Chinese military buildup along their 750-mile frontier means Peking is preparing for a new war. Official media monitored in Bangkok claimed Chinese ships were Intruding into Vietnamese waters as far south as the central city of Da Nang, and that Chinese planes had flown more than 500 training missions near Vietnam and troops were moving quickly to the border. Vietnam News Agency, in one dispatch, said the activities were "to prepare for war against Vietnam." Intelligence sources in Bangkok said today there had been recent movements of Chinese forces toward the Vietnamese frontier. - - Hotel Fire Kills 27 VIENNA, Austria (UP!)- A fire swept a Vienna hotel before dawn today, killing 27 people and critically Injuring 10 others. Four American tourists were reported missing. Officials said 32 Americans from the Bath, Maine, area were staying at the Hotel am Augarten, and police said four of them could not be accounted for. Police and firemen counted 27 dead and said 10 more were hospitalized in critical condition, some suffering smoke Inhalation. The victims were not Immediately Identified. The cause was under investigation. 11 I. Fr ., Dayan Cautious On PLO Talks UNITED NATIONS (UP!)- Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan has given a clear "no" to cautious diplomatic attempts to bring his government and the PaleIne Liberation Organization to the negotiating table. "The PLO, by Its very nature and actions Is a terrorist organization," he told the U.N. General Assembly where. many of the Arab delegations walked out. But In a taped interview aired on Israeli television, Dayan said Israel would negotiate with the PLO If It ceases being a military organization and becomes "a Political movement," a development he said would be "revolutionary." Pope Holds Anniversary Mass 1. VATICAN CITY (UP!)- Pope John Paul II, recalling the "child's joy" of his predecessor John Paul I, celebrated a moving anniversary mass today on the eve of his epic nine-day voyage to Ireland and the United States. . The high mass before 20,000 people In St. Peter's basilica came one year to the day after John Paul I, known to the world as "the smiling pope," was found dead in his Vatican chambers, On Saturday the pope flies to Dublin on the first leg of a 9,006mile journey to 12 cities, six In Ireland and six in the United States. Carter Meets With Portillo WASHINGTON (UP!)- No "single spectacular announcernent" Is expected from two days of meetings between Mexican President Jose Lopez Portlilo, whose nation has become an oil power, and President Carter. But officials were hopeful two days of meetings, beginning today, would at least erase some of the rough edges that have plagued relations between the neighboring countries recently. Carter and Lopez Portillo were to have two working sessions plus is black. tie :,'.ate dli. at the White House tonight. Gold Nears $400 An Ounce By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Gold surged on European bullion markets today, opening at a new record high for t4rndon and Zurich, nearing the $400-an-ounce mark reached briefly In New York and Hong Kong Thursday. Gold opened In London at a new high for that market of $31.50 an ounce, up from $395.50 at Thursday's close, In Zurich, gold peaked at a new high for that market of $*1.00, $1.50 above Thursday's close of $M.50. But some dealers predicted gold, which has now risen $150 In the pad five weeks, would not go through the $400 birder on European markets today. irnfiin I ,. , 1 , a, i" '/ i ,., D m epart t - ' ." ' - ' , ADMISSIONS 'Jow P. .. Jessie W. Carter Mairy 11. Carter Mary V. Cleary DIMMY o, urn. Robs H. Riely Reline K. Rumbley • ' ' ( • ' .. ' a. IS C it reated ..•,•. •. . _ -•- — *Of' M '. g• Hamlin and HIIII F-WI1 Home, Eustis, lath charge of argsmants. Saturday at 110 am. at the !!!V! 1 •lii Evergreen .mevury w ith R OV. David Rutledge officlathig. Oramkow Funeral Home In chare. M, GIZNDOIA TALLO ANILIY, BENJAMIN R.- N Funeral service for knl.mln R. Ansley, Cl, of Astor Park, who died Tuesday In W. Dora, will be Saturday at 1 P.M. at Namlin and Hilbish Funeral Home, lust Is. Plerion Masonic Lodge wilI nIuct griviie services In Astor CsmoIes-y, Aster Park at 3:11 p.m., $.turdsy. Namile aid SlIbish In dira.• * -'. '. .:: - -- .. •. . •. • .- ,.., , .- ..- • .r , *31 -• ." : ,14 ~~"' ** M J,._ "1141 .*I I. &.4•' .1 • - . -.pr -- . ' - T •••. 11 , t N ' 10~ , 11 - V41, -1 _0 g, . A . '. ~ 11,A, , , I. , f. N , - , I . ~, II 1, . !!,...~.. - - . :i I ., ~I zI 'i ! 0 1, . . . ,:,,. - I 4 ,~ - I -4 Judge Denies Injunction • Against Tellico Dam il = I . .• • I . I ~,.~, ~'. ~]~~ I • ••------•-••• -:. - ARTISTS TO DISPLAY - - .. -- FV I • -' 4 -- T KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) A federal district judge, saying he was sick of the snail darter, denied a move Friday to hold TVA in contempt for resuming work on the controversial Tellico Dam. Judge Robert Taylor indicated he felt a petition filed Thursday by environmentalists seeking to hold work on the project was a form of harassment. "I have heard enough of it. I am sick of it," said Taylor. Attorneys for environmentalist said TVA had violated an injunction by resuming work on the project. TVA said the injunction had been dissolved Tuesday when President Carter signed a Senate-House passed exemp-ting the Tellico project from the Endangered Species Act. - , • 1 ______________ - Administrative As. to the Seminole County Clerk, Ashby Jones (above) of Altamonte Springs has been painting for eight years and will be displaying his oils at the Fall for Art sidewalk art show Saturday and Sunday In Downtown Sanford. Sanford artist Ed Bookhardt (at left) of 114 Oaks Court, who special. lies In watercolors and acrylics, will also exhibit his work. Formerly one of the Navy's leading hits. trators, since his se. tirement as an officer In the Navy Civil Engineers Corps, he has been a full-time professional artist. He has won many awards throughout the itate Including "Best of Show" at Homosassa Springs. .0 Hours for Fall for Art will be 10.5 on Sat. urday And nonnto4 on Sunday. • • 01- WEATHER • OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) Black Panther leader Huey Newton says he hopes the dismissal of charges against him In the slaying of a 17-year-old prostitute will enable the party to become more productive again. Newton embraced and kissed many of the 50 friends who appeared at the Alameda County courtroom Thursday as the state abandoned a five-year effort to send him to prison for the murder. Superior Court Judge Donald McCullum dismissed the case "In the furtherance of justice." The ruling was requested by Tom Orloff, the prosecutor who carried the state's case in two trials. - - - -' .•'. , 9 a.m. readings: tern' Winds and seas higher ner perature. 80; omeniight Ion, 71; shot'rs and scattered thupyesterday's high. 88; derstorms. barometric pressure, 30.02; • relative humidity, 85 percent; I fl C I a I r inds, s at 8 mph, Forecast: Partly clouds through Saturday wi th scat- Death tered thundershont'rs. highs in the upper SOs, 1.n%is tonight in Nat u ra I the low to mid 70s. Winds COlUMBIA, SC. iUPh southeast 10 to IS mph. gusty Toxicology tests to determine: near thundershowers, Rain the cause of death of Scott probability 50 percent today. 20 Sinclair, a reserve freshman: percent tonight and 50 percent defensive guard at South' Saturday. Carolina, were negative, Rich-, P .. ('owmtv Coroner Frank' land ilih'.S It irron Ill said Thur'd t Din tuna lit athi high, 1 It appears to be a natural a.m., 2:27 p.m.; low, :i a.m., - p. death, soul Barron. who sold. - - . . - / '. , ' :-. / :. . . I' . ' ;.ç .,.I Is • I • Streisand Sues Magazine 1 - - * • - -: ' _______ 1:41 I. LLIIL, m636 a in 12:4 7s BOATING DIFFERENT - V /1:r Irene Brown of Flagship Bank of Seminole gives Pete Bertram some last minute coaching in preparation for the Lukernia Super Swim Sunday at the l)a"s I 111 in Sanford, The batik will sponsor a team composed of Bertram, his brother .Jotin and Jim and John Jeno'eat$i per lap up to 200 laps. STROKES??? I FOR - SERVI 4 _ ' 0 'so. s. - - .- - - ..- - CALL MILLERS , - -U - - / "- • ' Contral Air Condition . LL HEATING, INC. 100 7 Sa nfor d Kick The Crown HAVELOCK, N.C. (UP!) In a spinoff to Debbie Shook's crown-kicking Incident at the Miss North Carolinji Pageant, the Have lock-Ch!rry Point Jaycees are sponsoring a "Miss North Carolina Crown-Kicking Pageant." A flyer by the chapter says the Oct. 7 event "allows each beauty contestant, especially the losers, to fulfill her fantasy and kick the crown." Itls modeled after the June 20 incident in whhlct, Miss Shook GOP Holds Beauty Show' - INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Thousands of Republican women gathered here for a beauty pageant today. The contestants were 10 men running for the GOP presidential nomination. The event, the biennial convention of the National Federation of Republican Women, is the first important beauty contest some call It a "cattle show" of the 1980 campaign beca!iae of the presence Saturday of Ronald Reagan, the acknowledged front-runner. GOP Chairman William Brock was to open the meeting, which gathers before one forum all but one of the GOP's candidates. - Mamie, Rose Recovering was stripped of her Miss North Carolina title the night before she was to turn it over to her successor, The state Jaycees, which sponsored the contest, had taken away her title be cause of complaints she made to reporters about prizes she was promised but never received, In angry reply, Miss Shook took off her crown, threw it to the floor and kicked it onstage before a shocked audience which had been waiting for keaçh By United Press International The officers and crew of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower sent flowers and wishes for a speedy recovery to Mamie Eisenhower in Washington, where she is recuperating from a paralyzing stroke. In Boston, Sen. Edward Kennedy, flanked by eight Secret Service men, his wife, Joan, and sister, Jean Kennedy Smith visited Rose Kennedy at New England Baptist Hospital. She underwent a hernia operation earlier this week. Both women were reported In satisfactory condition today, making good progress toward recovery with relatives and friends lending their encouragement. ?UCh is preliminary events to begin. Havelock-Cherry Point Jaycees spokesman Darryl Nixon Thursday said the contest is open to aimy woman aged 18 or older. l'he contest. ants will kick crowns while wearing swimsuits and evening gowns, with the title going to the kicker with the best average, Miss Shook was invited to "kick off" the event, but there was no word on whcther she would attend. out someone weekend. Suit Filed For Amtrak BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — In an attempt to keep Amtrak's Floridian passenger train service, the state of Alabama and the National Association of Railroad Passengers filed suit in federal court Thursday. The Chlcago4oMiajnI Floridian, which passes ftoli the Alabama cities of Decatur, Birmingham and Montgomery, is scheduled to begin its last run Sunday. Congress ordered the shutdown last year after the Department of Transportation said the line was losing too mew 0eII "An '4 .T. • •. State Attorney General Charles Graddick and the passengers association contend lii their the DOT did not foUowIlutrnctIon1glven byCcngreuforanevaluau of On entire Amtrak system. / - • • , • I - • . 2*34 -- . - For - $ I o tax 1 A U W -• . fi - • 15 minute call. HWY. 1 a Thats the most you pay for a 15 minute Call dth weekend. lSmimaies from call dialed direct* between 11. m. Friday anyw4ier. Florida. and 5 p.m. Sunday from Florida to any talcd direct oninweekends other state (except Hawaii and Alaska). 0110110 $2.22" And this low rate also applies every night D'tW.?T $2.22" of the week when you dial direct between LcsAngelrs $aw $210" 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. Long distance: it's still Mania NewYark $2.22" one of the biggest bargains around. - WITH BRANCH OFF V - IN ORANGE CITY AND Ph ____ ______ - - -•"I# Reachouttonitwjth long cfjstance, 11 ~ LII '- 0 . •. :_ — I. 'Direct-Jul bi'k,ut an crator's auwance) rates a pgl un all calh within the U.S - ,I • Dircct.diaj raresdo nc* S - ,, (' j apply to petwn-opmon. coin. luxelluev. A66 and Hwaii. check ywropmrnr a4 •'-' ____ - Recommc-ne ,'~. — . I a - - -• This Summer 1. I t~ • - •- eat (11 ____ KUWAIT (UPI) — Andrew the Arab-israeli conflict ... States will "not back ott from Gaza and deals with the edicb a compromise "I do not know when exactly the Camp David accords" Palestinlan probJajn," Young In the Arab-Israeli conflict and the dialogue between the United signed by Egypt and Israel last said. "He was never convinced the start of an official States and the Palestine yend Amer1can.Palegipj dialogue Uberatlon Organizatioo will Arab world. edby most o(the of peace only between Egypt before the 1980 presidentIal dart," he said, "but I predict It and Israel." Young said the Carter adminelactkjná, a Kuwaltt newspaper, will be within th He said, "If Carter ci e coning six dratlon Is determined to reach present said cowprthensjve peace znoi*he. I also feel that it Is a comprehensive peace. Young told the daily news In the Mi*Ue East — which I advisable to bagin In the very "President Carter has always feel we clqss to — per Al Mba., "The M'dtfle near future." said he was committed to a Jordan, KuWlil, Sspdl East is now very near to a Arahia However the former U.N. comprehensve peace which and of course Lebanon will Comprehensive compromise to ambassador said the United Includes the Wad Bank and support it. ,, . •- Fla., resident, had bronchitis at St. Augustine to Jupiter l,ikt _________________________ Flooded Towns Want Aid Yowg - the (-.Lie is still under investiga- the time of u Bayport: By United Press International Officials in rain-drenched Jacksonville Beach and Hillsborough County have asked Gov. Bob Graham to declare their soggy communities disaster areas. Wayne Bowers, Jacksonville Beach city manager, said early estimates placed flood damage in his community at $4.5 million. Hundreds of homes were flooded when nearly eight inches of rain pelted the city In a 12-hour period earlier this week. Work crews in the Tampa Bay area tried to divert the flow of raw sewage away from homes and into lakes and canals. Pressure In over-taxed sewer systems popped manhole covers and caused backups that sçnt sewage spewing Into the streets and Hillsborough Bay. - - 'i•:.rJIes .'.'v---- - •___ -- - - ' -- -- Al W,:-r1*-. W. *t.. ---.--- - - -— • - --- --- - - i- Israel-PLO Talks Sees - _ - Young s . * Murder Charge Dropped - 0 - - , - 1! a as 1, I - .4 . • 2'G3, !. , _ - "1b• 'S •' IN BRIEF NEW YORK (UP!) Barbra Streisand has f fled a $5 million suit against High Society Magazine, claiming her right to privacy was violated because the magazine obtained and published photographs of her nude above the waist. The suit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, alleged the New York-headquartered magazine printed the photographs without her consent In the November Issue, now In the process of being distributed. She asked for an Injunction against distribution. " :., ,._.• -4. - - c, ;: ' ary . •••.' . '4 - ' C 10 ; :: ' - - ake "~ A ' I - two prior sessions, prompting board as soon as possible. But pro vides transportation " for his agreed they ould iik& to offei ''I'm thinking the Seminole County School Layer emphasized to the five-year-old who travels busing to all students but it was What happens if! approve thia Superintendent William Layer parents and the board that the area fas not needing courtesy. "If you had children ages to direct a committee icom- committee is 'made up of County Road 520 to school. not econo:iiically feasible, Allan Keeth, vice chairman, The school board called on busing and a child gets five, six, and eight would you POSC(IOf volunteers) to look into volunteers' who are pressed said he would make Lieutenant Beau Taylor of the killed?" Taylor said. have them walk 1.8 miles to the matter, for time because of their own arrangements after .. con- Seminole County Sheriffs school?" Russell Hellein, a Taylorwho is just one of the th• Courtesy busing means occupations. sidermg the Iiiaturity of the Department to discuss his role dividwils review courte parent from the lake Triplett providing Layer noted he provided child." sy transportation for as one of safety conirnittee S area, asked each of the students who • transportation b ing us requests. for his Robert b Feather, chairman, volunteers. Taylor said he looks Seminole Co unty school board entitled to daughter when she attended quickly concluded it was" not for dangers, it since they here are also represensuch as bridges, members Wednesday. Lake Mary Elementary School safe for them to go." lit fallen trees, and within a 2-mile r.1diUS 0 other perils tatives from tilee county CoT: m and was not allowed courtesy l'elsoii, member. question reflected school. explained, that it child might encounter. lihission, countywide advisory busing. the concern of parents from " As a pa ren t I v,oukl provide Lake i - added he "assumesComm itt ee and chool Hodges and Skylark I. Layer added his wife also transportati o n . " William Kroll, four different subdivisions ever tjti were approved Sept. 12 The state of Florida is trying is mature traveling , for worked at that time, referring member, said he su)uld 'v. alk (Lake Hodges Estates Skylark the road'' which prompted to establish a standa!d Lakewood Shores, and Nike consideration by the committee to a complaint by some with theni." williams to ask 'I)o mu take program on courtesy busing, the school and Lakewood and Lake members that Tri plett) asking ' they could not Mrs. Telsor' about 7,000 into effect age differences"' Taylor said. The program, Triplett were put on the corndeliver their children since both board busing. s'tudents out of 36,000 are being Talur replied he takes mittee's schedule Wednesday. parents worked, %ouI(i take the sole respoCourtesy busing has been a bused to school-Those children everything The committee will report its because the sibilitv for drawing up tile Roland Williams, it board live outside two miles Seminole school board issue for findings on each case to the member, said he 'currently schools. The board of their volunteer job is a big respon- guidelines imam from the iflgenerally sibility. dividual school board. By GARRY CHAt Herald Stall Writer - •.,. -' ••••'" •.•. L - t ' - - .- •.• . - *s.GlIndoraE.Tallo,59,o( P'rplre Place, San for sd Thursy at Si'nInel. Marnodal l3nspEtaL Born in Pony, N.Y., the had lived In, Si$ord for the past 10 years on hers from Rochester, 0 . ' . J. ft,P S " WASHINGTON (UP!) education-related program President Carter has a new from the Department of Health Cabinet vacancy to fill Education and Welfare ani secretary of education, other agencies, and rename The new post was created HEW the Department of Heald with final congressional ap- and Human Services. proval Thursday of the bill The new department will establishing a separate Depart- have a budget of about $1 ment of Education the second billion and 18,000 employees Cabinet department created at transferred from existing pro Carter's request. grains. Congress went along with The bill now goes to Carter t Carter's 1977 proposal for the be signed Into law. Department of Energy. The In addition to the president'.; new department will bring to 13 strong support, the new depart. the number of Cabinet-level ment was backed by the departments in government. National Education Association Carter called the 215-201 In a lobbying battle that pitted It House vote to create the new against the American Feder. department "a significant atlon of Teachers. milestone In my effort to make "There will be less red tape the federal government more and better service," said Rep. efficient." Frank Horton, R-N.Y. The bill contains a strong "We will finally have a single prohibition against Interference agency, and a single Cabinet In staie and local education official, responsible full time matters. But opponents said the for the effective management new agency nevertheless will of federal aid-to-education pro- wield great power through Its grams," he said, control of grants and other "As a result, the American financing and the rules and people will now have a much regulations that accompany the clearer picture of what the money. federal government is doing In Speaker Thomas O'Neill, Deducation and who is in charge Mass., rose In the final of these activities." moments of debate to urge The bill removes federal passage. SO . - : ' _____ - . ' •• A*t Friday, Sept. 28,1979-3A COmm ittee Considers Courtesy Busing'::* NATION -• \bVI, E • i'411 N's ....,4'' ,1 BENJAMINANSLEY N.Y, She was a member ofFirst Benjamin R. Ansley, 91, of Assembly of God. Astor Park died Tuesday at a She is survived by her Mt. Dora Nursing Home. Born husband, John L. Tallo, SanIn Alabama, he moved to ford; three daughters, Mrs. Florida as a child. Before his Darlene Kreuzer, Winter retirement he operated Springs; Mrs. Judy Brodie, Analey's Sawmill in Astor Park Rochester; and Miss Jonilee for 25 years. He was a member Tab, Sanford; son, William _____ of the Masonic Lodge 39 in Schroeder, Winter Springs; Wausau, Fla. He was a Baptist. mother, Mrs. Loft George DISCHARGES Sanford : Survivors include three Sanford; sister, Mrs. Margaret ' Joseph M. Byrd daughters, Rev. Ruth Grant, Quillo, Ughthou,e Point, Fla, LIWI Inbody Longwood, Mrs. Virginia and six grandchildren. Linde Jones ROSIftI Madison Fudge, Jacksonville, and Mrs. GramkowFuineraJiieisin Louis A. Musgrove Fsye Bragg, Longwood; ions, charge of arrangements. DeCker Powell O. LouIs Ansley, Jacksonville, Donald L. Verner Harry Freemen, Deiary Daniel H. Ansley, Beltc,, Mo., Linda Cassel, Altamonte Funeral Notkai Harry H. Ansley, Apopka, B. Lawrence Ansley, New TALLO,MNI GLINDORA u.BIRTHS Orleans, B. Hugh Ansley, Funeral ser vices Sanford: for Mrs. WueevU1e, Ga. sides', Mrs. Giendi-o i. rano, , of seas Lon & Patricia Empire Place, Sanford, who Timoth y Mittie Itrawn, a girl AJpIIyI A. Johnson, Gadeden, died Thursday at Seminole Ala. 21 grandchildren; 19 great Memorial Hospital, will be - 'N" * , %,j " / AREA DEATH William and Diane Crappi, Sanford beky girl, born i* , .. , , i z4` ,. • • ,,... - isid Williams kianifi Triplet? Timothy. 0. WIde, Oekry Clem $kannsn. Diltin. MM W. QgIllenp, Orange City Caret J. Hetfman. Lake Mary Cheryl Brawn, Longweod Iryin Otlisa, 'r ' 4 , '1 •' ' HOSPITAL NOTES HOSPITAL $I0. V, , • -, . - 1 ' en ;Y' ~ . ' I, •., The queen, who received Jorgensen at the Amdllenborg Palace, asked him to stay on in a caretaker capacity until On allections. Jorgensen announced his resignation Thursdaybecaiehecouldnotseweadisputein his twoparty cvailtjon over how to implement 1980 budget cuts. IIMINOLI MIMOSIAt. , • ''J''. (Cestinued From Page U I unanimously adopted a that the department has no resolution setting the tax rate medical supplies. Orioles said for fiscal 1979.1980 at $2.84 per this Is not true. When Mark told $1,000 assessed valuation. him to take care of the problem Final public hearing on the of the rumor carriers, Orioles 1979-1980 fiscal year budget of asked, "What do you want me $480,743 including $359,17 for to do. Take theih out and beat general fund and $11,000 for the them?" water and sewer department In other action, the council was scheduled for Oct. 18. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UP!)- Prime Minister Mkr Jorgensen, his coalition government torn apart by a budget dispute, handed his resignation to Queen Margarethe today and announced that new electlons.w . iU , ._, ***L Elections Called In Denmark be held Oct 23. I. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. •• - • . . - - -- a - 1. ______ - -• - �Evening HemM Around (U$PS 41210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, ELk 32771 Area Code 306.2224111 or 631-9393 9 Friday, September 20, 1979--4A VOW WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director -. :1 Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $390; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mali: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. b The Clock Enterpris Holding This year's scare was triggered when a suspected case of Si Louis encephalitis was reported In Volusla County and another case caine under Investigation In Wed Palm Beach. Scattered reports of encephalitis thrw&ut the state have not persuaded commissioner Bill Kirchhoff that Seminole County should spend a great deal of money to begin spraying operations. "We get an encephalitis scare every year," be said Tuesday when asked by a citisen If a drainage detention pond mentioned In connection with a possible fnthatrtal park project wed of Sanford would be a health problem. Kirchhoff said the county gets bad press every year for not conducting a massive mosquito spraying program when in fact there has not been any confirmed encevhalitla cases. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn was in Tallahassee lad week to lobby for more money to clean Seminole lakes and rivers. Ms Glenn and others also asked date officials to an the red tape Involved in regulating the waterways. The bureaucratic hauling results from ledances where more than one date agency claims jurisdiction over OURSELVES water management affairs. A decision Is expected to be reached Oct. $ on whether or not a Sanford woman Is cspable of standing trial on charges of manslsughisr and child abuse In connection with the drowning deaths of her two Infant sons. Blustt Keltt was charged with the crimes after her baby boys were found dead In six Inches of bath water back In March. A psychiatric evaluation was ordered and the results of that exam will be reported In circuit court when the can comes before a judge Oct. 8. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. e VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS Captive No Answer Legislation is brewing in Congress to restrict rqAT1;R* And More WU i"41, Ill-Advised MMN) biT. Looks Like An Ethical u ptc an __ _ F& - ________ tte r-Sweet Story - • ______ , • dangerous if this power, Intended to promote • mInesi mobility, wire perverted by .elfIsh l' tenets to achieve the opposite effect. JACK ANDERSON . More Bad' News On, U.S.S.R.' .1 n Cuba BERRY'S WORLD WAS1WIGI01 • — A Bomim IntgodS with • • • • • • veil of Illusion. The bride carried a bouquet of cymbidium orchids, white roses, stephanotis, baby's breath and Ivy. Vicky Adcock of Sanford, attended the bride as matron of honor. She wore a rose jersey gown fashioned along the empire silhouette with an off the shoulder collar forming a V In the back. She carried cymbidlum orchids, baby's breath and Ivy backed with white caladium leaves. Bridesmaids were Katherine Weckerle, the bride's sister, Orlando; Elizabeth Heckerman, the bridegroom's sister, Forest City; Susan Bishop, the bride's sister, Tampa; Carol Bishop, the bride's sister, Tallahassee; and Ginny Bishop and Mimi Bishop, sisters of the bride from Sanford. Their rose, mauve and amethyst gowns and / • MR. AND MRS. , • Loud Church Music Ma Not BeI Fault Of Organist . '1 • • • • • • j : • • • • • • •• .. •'. :•: • •: • 114" • ¶ H 5p, • If4*It*hO 11P t a-- mw lkiiuJui foe" . • •: .0 • • • 'V."' • low • • % - • .. . • b..,. • • - retained. Foot rot, to a large ex- Federation Day To Open Year For Woman's Club Mrs. Raymond Faubion, of Fort Myers, president of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs (FFWC), will be the guest speaker when the Woman's Club of Sanford opens the 197940 season with Federation Day Wednesday. Accompanying Mrs. Faubion to Sanford will be Mrs. J.M. Parker, also of Fort Myers, the FFWC corresponding secretary. • -• • beautiful Seminole 2 Cepy Psstege Send . PROGRESS 19fl to your family and friends ouhide Florida and let them see for themselves U * 0 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,. Will mall them a copy of our fabulous Ix 10' 1 • Per I symptoms of the disease is a generally weak tree that wilts easily and has yellowish- green foliage. This occurs when the disease has become so severe that the tree has been girdled. Prevention is the best control for foot rot: (A) Select and plant only healthy trees, (B) Plant young trees so that the base of the trees are at the sane depth they were in the nursery, (C) Keep soil, brush and weeds away from the base of the trees. and (D) NEVER MULCH citrus trees! Mulch creates a high moisture level around the base of the tree, thus creating a perfect environment for foot rot. If foot rot symptoms do appear and you catch it in the early stages, I would suggest the following treatment: (1) Remove the soil from around the trunk and any exposed surface roots by washing with a stream of water from a garden hose, (2) Remove all diseased tissue and any loose bark with a sharp knife, chisel or similar tool. The Infected area is clearly defined by a dark brown color, (3) All cut surfaces and other exposed areas should then be sprayed with a copper fungicide. After the area treated has dried, (4) apply a heavy coating of a thick asphalt emulsion tree paint. For more detailed information on common problems, as well as the care and culture of Dooryard Citrus, plan on attending our Dooryard Citrus Seminar on Thursday, Oct. 11, at the Agricultural Center from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. For more Information and registration call 322-3233. 1979 PROGRESS SPECIAL EDITION ONLY O a a 197 PROGRESS SPECIAL EDITION, - MzIMpa CA*L SATU Anniversoy* Wil is) - Ii eikMles Of **I" wWftadversary, Mr. of WWWO Fi so kasatth*mobllehcaasw ksdsyMep • ( The sqI. 1wsed UsIed 30 years in FI., ad .-• • I, : w TI-- • $PCIALSZE SN: PORTRAK ' - • - - ,ere.y •• foE LI Mailing Address___________ . . S I SINIO1CIUZI$$. GINIIATIONI. CHILDREN lelØssluiè No Pvsof* • Select from Fiflied Cal.. PKtrsits in II hinNM MM" Moss l$oApLbsis S on Tie. • $am.fe7p. hers ar M.,addomuIsdff1. TOUOITON IIXAIL NU$ - ad*Wes.$e.l10-'iUaItj I S S S S I 'No Telephone Orders, Please! Evening Henild a "$ PkoSstsphe,'s Too S - $.$—Wa..Slipa. I I :- elt ' Isritired W. V& ST1MT fob aMVerPadysNo HMO Cam etI yes psyle IN warp enauiad. IS, 110, I a.ist., ft- ft • poorly-drained areas, but it can and does occur In light sands. From personal experience, I have found foot rot to be quite common In newer developments where homes have been built In a neglected citrus grove with a lot of the trees Abby • ___ , One of the first Symptoms is a gumming on the trunk of the tree near the soil line. If the bark is peeled back where gumming Is observed, the wood beneath this area will be brownish In color. A 1t of times the bark will start peeling off the tree Itself in later stages. Sometimes a white fungus growth may be seen on the surface of the bark. Advanced I Dear • • Urban Horticulturist • ___ • TOM DAVIS •• • • Foot rot can attack both young an4 old trees. The problem is usually worse In tent, often develops due to poor cultural conditions or neglect. In order to control foot rot, It must be observed and treated in the early stages of infection. According to Mrs. Walter A. DEAR ABBY: A readerin 8L today declare their faith sotto responsible for everything that Gielow, club president, the '.Augustine, Fin., said be quit Voice Instead Of fct1ss1mo, and happens to, with, for, on and meeting will get underway with going to church because the exped their organist to do around every Patient In OUT a covered dish luncheon, organist played too loudly. likewise. I play for the joy ofIt, care. I can just see the patient's beginning at noon. Mrs. Frank Well, I've been an organist notforthepay,andGodknowsl chart: "Patient's door closed Campbell is chairman of the sInce 1934, and the problem Is for two hours. Patient sometimes pull out all the stops. probably not the organist, but presumed to be alive." The luncheon hostesses. Hallelujah and Amenl the organ. Over the years, LOUISE M. CHILDS floodgates for lawsuits would be Club members attending the -'churches replace worn-out __________________________ INS.F. wlde.open. FFWC Fall Board Meeting at _______________ '-organs with rebuilt theater DEAR LOUISE. Let's hear a Patients who are well enough the Gateway Hilton Inn, organs or parts of several the minister and the organist, slightly different tune from to engage in sex could ask their Kissimmee, Sept. 24,26, and 26 -: organs, and the resulting salaries which bear no another reader. doctors for a pass to leave the were Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, relationship to the cost in time sounde are disastrousl DEAR ABBY: This Is for the hospital for a specific period 01 Mrs. Mable Pl&y, Mrs. Glelow, ; ' The church Is the only cor- and money spent to acquire St. Augustine reader who quit time. Of course Us patient Mrs. Melba Cooper, Mrs. Lois .porate body I know of In which professional status. attesdlngchurchbecauseofthe would have to sign a form, To all critics who think the organ music: I, too, had the releasing the physician, the Housholder, Mrs. Jean Fowler, !*.each member Is an expert concerr1ng what should and organ music is too loud in same problem, but I asked God hwpiW and its employees of an Mrs. Frances Wilson, Mrs. Sara :.'should not be played for the church, I say the music In the to show me the way, and He responsibility for anything that Harrison, Mrs. Lourine 'service. It is also the only service should rut the gamut of pointed me toward the Church occurs during use patients Messenger and Mrs Estelle ' Davis. 'corporate body which pays its soft to loud, depending onthe of Christ. MRS. RAYMOND FAUBION the bosptmJ. absence, most qualified employees, Le., occasion. Too many Christians The Church of Christ doei*'t I hope you back up on this believe In Instrumental music, one.Abby. and believe me, It 11 heavenly to CALIF. NURSE go to church and not have to DEAR NURSE: Cemider me hear all that loud 'instrumental backed up music. For true salvation In a quid and spiritual atmosphere, DEAR ABBY: I found a try the Church Of Quid. clipping on my dresser this REBECCA morning. It was your column DEAR ABBY: I'll bet you're with the litter from Use man bombarded by nurses after whose wife undressed In the advising FRUSTRATED, who closet. As you can probably wanted sex with her husband In guess, I am one of those wives. Join us in celebrating the exciting Progress of the hospital, to ask the After a dozen pregnancies, and Southwest Volusia Counties... physician to write an "order" to not too many wives have the that effect. You compared It to kind 01 fIgure they want to "conjugal visits" such as some parade around the bedroom prisons allow. Prisoners are nude toohm off. I can goto bed 4 one thing. Patients are alone and wake up pregnant. else. OUT OF SHAPE . IN CLEVELAND Abby, we nurses are held ____ • Brooks, the bridegroom's brother, Sanford; and Allan Brandon, Winter Park. The reception was held at the Sanora Club. Following a wedding trip to Daytona Beach, the newlyweds are making their home In Sanford. The bride is a dental hygienist and the bridegroom Is employed by Auto-Train. flowers were Identical to the honor attendant's. Bob Miller of Gainesville served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Joseph Weckerle, the bride's brother-In-law, Orlando; Dick Hecicerman, the bridegroom's brotherIn-law, Forest City; David Wilburn of South Carolina; Doug Gordon, the bride's uncle, Sanford; Dana • . DAVID T. BROOKS . -7W1hav,.imbeem oft iqelar c.11sboratlag, for example, I. adermia. iuiigplp riled wIlá, in majown WNh 111110 rw—-in. ''u fern aserit a ecrmyhwb AWL Isdedp,so WieIhedhego ambers dCobsmtroops, ed eld1wslhLthsywsr,acadid .uar Iselit iir uii pr. eperut Rica IntJd$ hers 1118101111 in 11MV110111 turned Us tide battle in Is Clint's favor. mn'eto. 711119 U.S. si.*u pictures wars clear at Of adoss and Cake, hers meoduwd Ui. tadde r "This go sot Of im,fajS k a imerjal 0081111101 1119 P1Vy *hick Ruims .u:tI a ael.ithe.Ac1i*jo, Fee 17 years, the Rul= have be. dvUiarappered*yIsviawsgbyMse.,at tepid —-'- that dw halo Sews "raid k'T;adsupplyIugUsCsaruedlurmo. .'at with 111116600 to ps ephie eviduc, that a bvm I ster the ced,el — 7W l mdrNns — rembMkideinCahsesuoda it femhsadOi- peiformlag Ir'11r to 1 riul llbuJion StatUS. AM to thi URIS the sar, oese*ast.d(Ugh. to the mld.AtlWk." evar$hiug do abed them UPW 1 aseerdiug to klulpn, stiada. niul Traded adw. m*k, culed off U.S. weer rme, cuuvy veepois ad dvi, pay' IItS OFT: Q I have bee. M 11111 11' 1 - in Zn iu iwur(sssagor.01 fursiI Ij the lade. They as flasin uSW1 eeraee*Itmy4,sparouatofUs Ajii., the LU-I- lu:s cats,' good ii. . • UsIM truatput ;u; they are bs#id by ill e.nd in Us 1MM States Is ds,dUstuo.11qt11w —' The lasulams hats edoblished kvietsedpaser;theyrsnedaatist the emler etrOilar Lie haha.*ukryeura 1w •.,lulfadg suiedci"-wfeaIUesis lIk, ____ sad pridacid by_IadependMt discovered . lie espsMa Of IMefi,p$tuS U.S. rnlas.ave bee. triaed e a Boost This deuerUsd I dark EitM in a Supeeld predesus s - mysel. Mr. p 7W pgo Is Isliphas , Of Us ju Jevla ery• wad tel to infews the Poe list the 11s la ad, Boi re, u1w oI.iásy esmu fa ?',is HoisasUsen. has hSUsauiIof$Jsbef,t vs a r, elu.1it -iIrns • • W aleres lii in' 30 *1w he,. r-der the ,aisomUs - p.r1Bodut lpesae.e.Ji rMUsl.ksaay MsseWiretwsld *ghjmasA Of sad Is itIs • qeiuWeNini; beaer thed,aIi 1w:to Us a b TheminJLssNtoth. esavenulsus 'Of Amidsul ihaths. .ed is asM to direst bIc vto pnde*s Wed Us kse 1.&l.k. w-ir ad 1uti' 7W aS 1wiematM*,.Us I le a to Us st 1P lis 011110 u1HT&lgiMlM I jJJ: • 'ii 'HTTI to b hey •t'i'i14 i, jesus..... 'satef iIia..ad adluiins17WDOL lie i'r d Us iP w el cv;- se Us Of i ' mad ssP$iinki., uakBold *p uen,' in S 5p, ad t.d in "* u1w uNties, Us auvelass raped esemedat ratildies Is the Were To aeppeued, pri*411. •. Cynthia Isabel Bishop and David Topping Brooks were married Sept. 8, at 4:30 p.m., at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. The Rev. Leroy Soper performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.D. Bishop, 1918 Hibiscus Court, Sanford. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks, also of this city. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a white chiffon gown over bridal satin. Alencon lace formed the fitted bodice and cuffs of the sheer Bishop sleeves. Lace motifs and seed pearls embellished the skirt hem, the front of the skirt and short chapel train. A headpiece of alencon lace and seed pearls secured her satin bound Foot rot of citrus Is a disease problem that often plagues homeowners who grow citrus trees in their landscape. In fact, foot rot Is the oldest known major disease of citrus. This fungal disease is quite common and i diagnose many cues each year. I would strongly suggest that residents presently growing citrus or planning to in the future become familiar with serious disease. hemisphere. The LOB aad DOl are mdaadeustalredalargeairaadseabeme, • arridilpac.sagedinenu.ws led wepti' — lkvaaa. The Jurg • Foot Rot Is Oldest Known M 01*0 r D I*s e as e Of Citrus: — • • 1~ Repeat Vows mobility. Under bills introduced by Sens. Williams (D-N.J.) and Reigle (D-Mich.), and by Rep. Ford (D-Mich.), practically any concern cr .outside the "mom and pop" league would have to run an Indian gauntlet to change its locale. 'AA First, it would be obliged to give up to a year's :notice (including full disclosure of its "economic 0 PO YOU circumstances") to the Secretary of Labor and all B A c ti vi ty kr y "affected parties-such as unions and local To 4N governments. Second, it would have to justify the By DON GRAFT WASHINGTON (NEA)— President Carter's move at public hearings. Third, it would have to Government has no business going around nsgein.!* of the energy legislifion theta provide for all laid-off workers: to resettle those n 4' _____ and deliberately falsely blackening th s*)PoWd to be the centerpiece of a rejuvenated / who wished to follow the company to its new site administration reous of citizens. that the White House and to guarantee that those who remained behind remains Ine$ InIndicates That Is a truth so basic to democratic govern. dealing with both policy and ,would receive 85 percent of their closing salaries poliics. mint that Is thould and no repeating. for up to one year, and that company health and The controversial reorganization of the TtE It Is no news by now, however, that the United welfare benefits would éontlnue for the same cabinet and the White Home staff two months Mes goverment — tlwoegh Its agent, the period. Finally, it would have to compensa te local agowu heraldedbyCarterprornotersas the end Federal Bureau of !nvestig$lon has engaged governments by paying them 85 percent of lost tax of the president's excruciatingly long period of In exactly that practice. on4he.job training. revenues. Carter personally designated the omnibus That is, the practice may be no news. But If all this sounds as If the real object Is to energy package as the cornerstone of a revived specific instances of the FBI's transgression of nononsense . discourage companies from moving altogether, it But Fbite House mission continue to pop up, such as Its current is precisely that. It is no accident that the handling of the proposals already has a nI' c of reeponalbWty for the fabricated proponents of this legislation represent two of the deteriorated Into a tragicomedy of vacillation, report In 1970 that the actress Joan Seberg was most heavily unionized states in the country. The contradictions and policy reversals on crucial pregeant by a leader of the Black Panthem unions want to stein Industrial migration from the 1151*1 Carter proposed edablIsiuwi of p Ergy That lie was planted with a Hollywood gossip North to the right-to-work states of the South and Sty orporation to direct an $66 billion C colunmld— and that ft was swallowedso readily West. They claim that "their" jobs are being lost to crash prW=to produce 2.8 million barrels per BUSINESS WORLD . and regurgitated In print so casually says plenty .. nonunion workers In these areas. day worth of synthetic fuels and other subdlti*es about the ethics of that breed as well as of the Even if the "runaway shop" were the principal for Imported Oil by 1990. FBL ( cause of job losses in the North, it would scarcely But the president was oblivious to the ABI There was nothing offhand about the campaign merit corrective action by Congress. To deny in. universal warnings, voiced by sources as In calumny spinet the actress It was the result U environmentals and oil InthntrY dustry and jobs to one area of the country by $20 million, with capital of a proposal made directly to then FBI Director from $15 million to By LeROY POPE that sfue1 production isa complex, confining them to another is not a legitimate use of ezecutives, J. Edgar Hoover. moody raised locally with some help from InUPI Business Wdt. unproven technology fraught with uncertainty. federal power. independent consulting gi . NEW YORK (UP!) As the price for gasoline terisatlonal banks. tI purpose ni correspondence now made But the "runaway shop" is a red herring. Ac- missioned by the Senate Budget Committee to P)OVU up the underdeveloped cotthtrl.s that Brazil has many such plants since It now Is reveals, was to "cheapen her Irnags," Pak cording to Dr. Richard B. Mackenzie, professor of study the alter=tives all concluded that the pow sugar are looking for a future market for requiring the use of 30 percw* alcohol In motor preswnably weakening whatever significance economics at Clemson University, a mere 1.5 administration's plan to construct as many as 30 alcohol made from sugarcane to make gasohoL fueL there may have been to her support of the exThe fall of the world price of surplus sew to tremist black-power group And the cams and bed sugar growers of the to 40 p1ess as raphSy as possible was an iw percent of employment losses in the North between and thereby United Rtatii see In this anow argument argumentfor araipsdeventoslgi*cuds apound(do UAL 1969 and 1972 were caused by the out-migration of advised apileach. legislation to stabilize prices of domestic sugar. price Is around 15 cents) has depressed the furtherb at the tins. Whatever that may have business. The great bulk—the rema ining 965 foreign exchange earnings 01 them countries The three Senate committees considering the that the percent of job losses In this region-were caused by legislation all opted TW are arguing In Washington the same time that the cod of the oil they mud been. it certainly wasn't the rule 01 law In a free ed for a more cautious twohave 100,000 Import Is rising rapidly. the death or contraction of firms that stayed put. programspecifying initial construction 01 domestic sugar Industries, which Republic, for example, ex"These stark facts," says Dr. Mackenzie, S to U pilot plants to test various technol*s workers on 19,000 farms, plus refineries, and The FBI has indeed succeeded In cheapening turn out under S million tons a year, mud be pscte its oil in to exceed $250 million this 7 ' an image. But ItIsnot "suggest that many of the economic problems of during the early and mid-1980s before of Jean Seberg or of protected, from dumping Of foreign 54V at 115 up from $10 million In 1974, while in the same Martin 141*r KingnJr.that or of other victims of Us the North may be attributed to misguided public proceeding with a massive production propam. *resaed prices. They say If domestic period Ito sugar earnings have been slashed to As recently as the first week f 8u1*u1, present character, assassinations carried oi* policies, not to wage and other attractions output Is allowed to decline, then the American millionfrom admit million. however, the White House remained last d uri ng the 1IS and MK the byzan elsewhere." people win have to pay through Us nose again "We feel that Production goals are terriblY HQOVS I reign of turn to making pro Certainly, the union shop has backfired on the Important," said a ttypically laillesiblis ad, for sugar If the foreign producers Thor. are more than 00 sugar producing alcohol for gasohol very workers it was supposed to benefit. Excessive all hats crop on the part 01 &Wl agencies Ne rise In the world. Newly t'ai. n tarriii Important to g a t ti an neriy an are nit Importers transgress of oil, that age demands, coupled with featherbedding and ri ow.,, get stadid $* but comnnn law nit only the is is not surprising that some sugar producing ))1t hard by prim ntIquated work rules, have IIflOSed bUrdSIII too decency are no contribution to national ___ ___ ____ lecurity But when members of the Senate confronted coudriss are t)thiklng abed gasohol. The Site eidssid.o this ooliolplods no matter how extreme the p'rcsitsd tbrsat Sfavy for some employers to bear. In addition, Cww a week ist.,, the g ln..alcohol mixture had its origin nearly Us 'produce the agaled wIdth they or, directed. TniIr effect, :ostly and unproductive social programs have n.j,ed 10 years ago In Brazil because that colmtry his comsni Is engineering president abandoned ) alcohol for 93 cods a gallon. Co"4wlmg that rather, Is to weeks society by demeaning Us couldn't give sugar away ad so turned it into s iàised taxes in the North to levels significantly approach Oft aicohsi doeen't have nearly the BTU rented prta01g,s ad ooui.,thig the imIItu upon Another key slened bIgher than those In other regions. __ of Carter's original ____ __ •Ofgssolkie,thatweuMa'tmaksitcoinpit itive whithitlsbasid. Ynsy are evidence of rot The measures proposed by Messrs. Williams, energy package sutf.r.d the some fate at the gosoHno prim we wbin. , Riegle, and Ford will do nothing to alleviate these same White House meeting. At Issue was the Sugar-hosed motor fuels hats been used since very Of the powers exercised by an Energy World War U when the French datilled alcohol me os. positive sct Of the Sebsrg affair Is burdens. On the contrary, they will add to them. scope Board proposed by the president. adamoudsOfdiepw1ns,ssme01ftgoae MobIlIutlon Nevertheless, the America Sugar Cane the alacrity with which the pod-Hooter FBI While employers are free to relocate, unions and As originally described by Carter, the board bad In the vats, end used It either by itiSif or in Wasbut says there are two ackswledg.d c.bWty when pressed by the local governments mUst restrain their demands. mi y ' epa&iity and iidbidt tO _jw. projects to bud plants in I. to make ectrees farmer Trench author and Oit off this line of retreat, and these demands will cut theough the red tap., the delays and the • sugaraloulsl for gaicliolitaoodof$$mfllkn diplomat Rosneisaery, whose ldshwas In Curtis Slttesifeld, presided of IBM multiply until more employers are driven out of endless reosthiecke to completing key energy f earrylug at the time ad Who compelled projects." ___ Develepenent Co., an kdirnMlonM aitgiaser business and more jobs are lost, P&st1SI .1 the related dscun' usder the adherity to expedit, selected projects on 1km at While PW, N.Y., says his npy Is me The league says these projects we stalled for In the early years of the Republic, warnmim Act following her recint a "fad track" was specifically adarstood to dob the engineering a akeM pled pujcts the usmeid malaly because It Is acertain tin other states could and did erect for gasohol in the P'ilkppk"s, Thmilwd, whither Co satand only to pisesderal matters ___ will pass the bill to continue bsnlsrs a$ainst each other. The Yet White 1luse lobbyists failed to app... GodmI. ad Oriecs. price dahiUsetim for America WW. The ThMIsaema,kehisch-igofrompsmbmreau economic feuding were so severe that our Founding ___ ___ i. .uuri.. preemins tiat iague s the price etIb'M4- wosid add practice, which 1w be. to resist divulging Fathers, In drafting the Ce,*tltutlon, reserved the Of suhetadive laws pren*1N Use. lasdiug lleaIdheIsaaassdoroad1Ip'•ador abeut$6aysertot1scodofUvingOfafSyOf Wurmatla a its bdaraal ipiretlene to the wer to regulate interstate commerce to the Carterokd.ee Is re. th*coarermina cetret4im Of to mahe alcohol four.Theledsugar 4'pact eupiridtwO poblie ad em socasien even to its pqIl mem. to the president, personal from auger lee gioL The investments range years ago. - the president Of the Uultod States rderal government. It would be both Ironic and business GardeninlL Miss Bishop, D.T. Brooks By GEOFFREY POUNDS FFlday, SW. 2$,197e.4A Send check or money order with your completed coupons. 300 N. 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I I U . ____ . ': ' flV ' .. '• .,, % W. S.. • 44 , play hod to Pittsburgh In a one- - I - _4 nternational got to give the Cardinals cr1t. By United Press I A quiet man named George It wasn't any 10 game." In the event the division race Hendrick has made a noisy Impact on the National League ends In a tie, Montreal woild :V"~ ONY A*t•- f. Mayor League e : IN ' It' i VV h ile Id le p4 .i . 040-- ^ '' Gan Hendrick, who refuses to game playoff Tuesday and Ihe No matter what else you've heard about some of the language speak to members of the news NL playoffs, scheduled to bein used in the dugout, right there you have the two dirtied words In media, let his bet do the talking that day. will be moved battla I, Thursday, knocking out five day. The words have surfaced again now because of an Investigation Cincinnati, holding a com hits and scoring three runs to 'p American League President Le MacPhaIl is conducting with ead the St. Louis Cardinals to a fortable 2½-game lead over l regar gameween 94 victory over ft Pittsburgh Houston in the NL Wed, " 11 , VIM Yankees and Indiana ü Cleveland uSept.18. gotabreakfrorntheweathir ., Pirates, Johnson starteo:l the year as a member of the Yankees and then , , The loss left the Pirates only Thursday when Its game with was traded to the Indians following a clubhouse fight with Rich onegameaheado( theMontreal San Diego was rained out. Gouge that resulted In the Yankees' relief we tearing a . Expos In the NL East race with Giants 5, Dodgers 3: I ligament in Its right thumb and Wq sidelined for nearly half the . Mike lvie hit a two-run homer three games remaining. season. Johnson and Gouge aren't sworn enemies but neither Montreal, which had a doubleand Vida Blue won his SU can they be accurately described as Wa friends. game In leading the AM w de r with A tlanta as rained ' hea MacP liiis looking IMoa published report which said Yankee Francisco over Los Angela. out. 'Manager Billy Martin had ordered one of his pitchers, Bob Indians 2: The Pirates, needing to win Yankees • ., 5, Kammeyer, to throw a knockdown pitch at Johnson, and then Oscar Gamble's threerun the ralnout makeup with the gave Kanimeyer five $20 bills after he hit Johnson. Martin denies Cardinals, made two errors homer capped a four-run ninth " ordering Kamxneyer to hit Johnson. He admits giving him the that gave New York a e inning e outfield In th th Thur sday in ...• . . money but says it was only so Kammeyer and two other Yankee early Innings which enabled St. victory over Cleveland. pitchers could go out and have dinner and some ckmnke on him. Mike Wood cranks up the old arm for Lake Howell High School, which just might Louis to bufld an early 3.0 lead. Wbite Sol 11, Twim 2% So far this wmon,MacPhail hasfined two *Inn in the Ingo CHIP O" THE -Jim Morrison's two-rsfl . ' The Cardinals rapped out 17 need some of Wood's sharpness tonight at S p.m. when the Hawks entertain Lake -Ferguson Jenkins of the Rangers and Balor Moore of the Blue bits off six pitchers, including homer with two out in the lOth. ing hicalia b victory.. ___ ____ hearing from MacPhil!, got It, and as yet there has been no Brantley stands 0-2. 1. starting rotation, Jo%ai Cando- Brwua 1, Milkers I: disposition of the case, ________________________________________________________________ lana and Don Robinson, both of Buck Martinez singled in the: Whether National League pitchers are guiltier than their winning run with two out In the whom were used in relief, American league counterparts Or whether NL President Chub ______________________ M mu km ,Jw.Inmlti, liw1 Ill Ii Inning Sit Ilfl M11n,ik . b• •a•41 aas., .. U.., Feeney than we're not mentally tired," over Seattle. but Feeney has fined no les, then 14 of his pitchers for tirowing said Pirates' Manager Chuck Red Sex 6, Blue Jays 5: knockdown or briahback pitches this year. Eckersley. Box 2.99; Flanagan, 1mm Game Carlton Fisk led off the Tanner. "But they Just came In No batter ever born appreciates being hit with a ball, and 4BIIbao 21.10 12.00 20.10 Atlanta (Solomon 7.13) •t Salt 3.06; McGregor, Ball 3.34. th th hi tting shoes on. bottomoft wi eir he nlnthlnnlngwlth 12.00 Cincinnati (LaCoss 14$), $05 similarly, no batter, reganileas of how good he is, doesn't have N a t i onal League Richard, lAjurla we After fell behind, I used his ninth homer to lead Bo*n 3.60 p.m. ift somefear of that happening to Win. Naturally, when a better leek Nlekro, All 202, 0(4-7) 41-40; P 14-7) 101.401 T(4-7- everyone I had to by and come put Toronto. Houston (Ruhle, 2-5) at Los Hou 3M p.m. Carlion. W1 201; Blyleven, Pitt he's being thrown at intentionally, his anger level 1) 4)3.20. Angeles (Hough 6.5), 10:30 back.", Rangers 4, A'. 3: l; Su"ON. LA 145. ArICiN Leap.. Eleventh Oame San Diego (Rasmussen . mediately. The Pirates agreed the loss Ryan 7AIavaVegas Richie Zisk's solo hornet th am 710) 17m 540 410 Son Francisco (WhItson Years back, throwing at the hitters was toleratW a whole lot Cal 219; Guidry, NY 197; 3 Jose-Amore W L Pct. 06 .10:35 p.m. 11.20 3.40 was disappointing but certainly the fourth inning and thi FIan$afl, Bill 179; Jenkins, 5 RicaElorza more than It Is today and a hitter had to learn to duck before he xIaIt 101 51 Ml 2.60 not critical, Sstvrday's Games combined eight-hit pitching of Tex 41, Koosr: Minn 154. MIlwauke '3 U .' 9 p 7.3) 147.30: T 17.3. PhIIad.IpIIa at Montreal even learned to Mt. "They just kicked our butts," Larry McCall and Sparky LjrlI 0 a .367 12W ChIcap at FlItsburgh Most managerswill un juty nmwmto try to w1n a ball game wW 9000" Naff" Lealve - Suffer, Now York N 71 .5010 15% Twelfth Game New York at St. Louis said Wiffie Stargell. "But we've carried Tens to victory. although all are aware that one player, Ray thapntiri Of the ChI 37; Tekulve, Pitt 30; 1 IraMend.z DetroIt 04 71 .332 iS 4.40 2.60 5.00 Atlanta it Cincinnati Garber, Ali 24; SambIto, Hou 6AIavaZarre 7.40 5.00 Houston it Los Angeles Indlanz, was kIlledbyapLtchIn1O, and anothsrplaye,Tony Cleveind I19 79 .300 23 -: 20, Lavelle, SF 19. A_1 kt. 2 ArtaYza Toronto 106 .333 10½ FrancIsco 0.00 San San Diego at II same Conigliaro of the Red Sox, nearly had his career em American Lea,ve - Met. wess 0(14) 40.2*: P (1.4)160.30i1(14. I thall, MInn 32; Kern, lix 2$; 2) 324.40. way 1n1967, they dlllfeel it's nec.sary for their pltchersto brush 1. W L ya,. • anh Ball 21; Lop e s, Des : *.CIIS A- 1.730: Handle- $13L 300. . Lea en back the hitters on occedon, Clev Ken CRY When a batter is up there trying to hit, and bears the opposing Minn . NV 1$. 1111 is THUR SDAY NIGHT I C l man or )IIIng to th. pitcher - "dick It In his earl" the (based ft) Si 7$ :30, 6 First Game NatIonal Lsagve 7SIrnon Doug 71 06 .453 15 24.40 11.60 4.40 way laomrocberusedtodo,ft con bssnhi4lanldstlng factor and ChIcago GAD 4 Zate-Coldo yo 4." 3.00 K break his concentration, to My ths ised.__ 131401204.34 Hrvmd, st.i. 2 RIca. Toaman,aflpltcherswilltaUyouthsynsvsrtrytohitabittsr Rose, Phil 140613201.3* Hockey s.cllecbed IIVidSI ft$ 0 14.7) $l.óIi 1(142)363.11. i---aa u. . B ix mU •m MImeiota - Brought up right vwaw, Nev. (UPI) was 147 543 174.320 Knight, Cm ThendI"" Resells second Game fh WWI 5km.. -' ' yU ' ' .316 wlnger Fred Ahern and left winger 1 Echa.Lo 10 43 Garvey . LA 4, MIneS, 10 Inns ' aiic.go 0.40 6.60 5.60 ncil World Boxing Cou heavyagaind the unheralded Weave batter back once In a while. Whit they re really falb'II1 110 173 150.316 Robble Laird from Oklahoma CIty. 2 RIcaOyarl Homir, All Boston 6. TorontO S 300 w.IdhS cham p ion Larry In but mi l led the final R • St.LouisAnn°uncidsignIno5 SNeguiUrquidi no more than an Inch or so and sines Im3plfls don't t. Tmpltn, St,L i31M42OS.313 New York 5, OIVOISI4I 3.00 Mello Dwg Grant, Tony Currl*, Holmes, relaxing by "Playing score 154 SAO iso a Mazzlill, NY .311 IWKmW Twat 4 0 (1-2) OskWW 3 20.0111i P (1-3) 102.1101 T 0-3. as - Par* C slowness, 0 Parrish MtI 130 531 1.330 MIIw7, kettle 6, 11 Inns. • 3) 213.20: OD (7'1) $9.70. singing a w songs or rA. IS& W 180.301 011chlis Hanum, Ralph Wasson, Ken Winfield, 60 Teftes 0saiies Third Came I o' 154 04 "0.304 Federko and Chris Sordeleau. Usually,tbey =114 W*k by WoUnd slow. Us in an an. "thwas All Mca-Dovg 10.10 9'20 700 6.00 I (All Tion 8DT) 7.30 and rollins-Ow dice," predicted 1-4 ta knockout over chalkager 10 A* N Pd. I C&IvIn-UrquIdI 7.2o Earnle Shavers within 10 =pire Is. unwid to Wall dw Phdw and hk momm ' 1' L #'% W1 1 AM • - _____ L I Fi "- . JIM VOLTOLINE NMEEENNN~ "7 P P.O Box 4 Radio Station, Piiw York N V 1XII.) Is if I East pennant race. -s-- J1I i- - NEW YORK (UP!) - Knockdown pitch. " wca South rofasad to accupi. Toe are West this linus and t . Duster Under Scrutiny i ' 11 41 By MILTON RICHMAN ______ ___________________________________ _________________ Nndj!j_Mia, ''' 111 M w1t, Expos ; . Parade , His foar-diammid alA r .• - _______ - Man In" S@Ws L 1: pofteard IIIkk P-dat 111111M wmH tnun he foWn to four Wow ballead of lowAI&IL ep6s, . 14*61a thfo"N" RUWAPU mival=AM.) • I* I i % schoo Who a defeww WSW 10 and owd Klsslmm•• At Ovisdo SpOtis - times to Brantley At Lake Howell - I . Lyman is at Apopka and the Greyhounds are seeking their fourth straight win. Other games tonight find Lake Brantley visiting Lake Howell In the battle of the lakes, and Kissimmee plays at Oviedo. On Saturday, Heritage Prep plays at Trinity Prep in a 2 p.m. tussle. Tonight's games begin at 8 o'clock. Seminole will rely on the same basic lin eup w hich has played well in all three previous games. Specialty team member Jim Voltoline in putting his foot into the scoring picture. The junior reserve guard kicked a field goal In last week's loss to Edgewater, and figures to be a factor In U upcoming close games for the Seminoles. Lake Brantley has gotten considerable mileage from wlngback Tim Burke, whose quick bursts of speed have caused Brantley opponents some problems. Lyman At Apopka Lake ; 3 S.mlnol. At D.Land practice. In fact, Seminole Is 14) In Five Star Conference and district standings. By contrast, Lyman is 2.0, and every ether team in the district as one loss, "We've 1d a couple of ball games, but this thb4 Is just getting heated up," said Posey. "DeLand Is always an Important game for us. We never have to get the kids up for this one. But when you look at this district tblng,lt's still anybody's ball game." Seminole Is at DeImW in one of tonight's major battles. : A popka , Lyman At s Games __________ This Don't let that 1.2 record fool you. The Seminoles ain't out of It yet. 'mat's what Smilnole High coach Jerry Posey told his players this week in I 11 BRIDGE you DeLand At Herald Sports Editor , 234sn. minole __________ Iwentto thedodorandfound gastroenterology if you ____ upwithnsitanda rlthig Ides., the p011* where you lone ouj. bet today it will he those you're tOday, however you ar .. i.ii3.mm.1,.iM kmflhui..*ulAim5km Mâ4m,.. WVWW WUIIP U w any answers. foolish gambles. . I I .. I' __________________________________________________________________ - Youmayndilk.Itbscsuesyou Sometimes you can go over• . r. D - , day, the only mou"o to 1:10molsh umom yaw . BVI A PMdKUVO FMO day of your brom AQUAMM (Ju.31111ob. 19) VOIGO (Ift. 234WL n) _____ _____ 9 - 24 ______ " _____ . 23 • (Dec. C"" - I I. inches directly above my appendix. rye had X-rays of my by diet and bowel habits. stomach and my colon that The clue is your statement were negative. My doctor put that you can have diarrhea and me on medicine for an ulcer to constipation in the same bowel If th at might be the cause movement. This is fairly but it didn't help. typical. The undigested food The pain did subside for a residue caught in the area of while and then came back. My spasm may have the water running seemed to be the thing squeezed out of It and gives the that affected It most. If I ran appearance of a constipated more than a quarter of a mile, stool. In between a io ii mIs of the pain would occur. spasms, there may be an ac Sometimes I'd have it if I ate cumulation of fluid and mucou's tomato sauce or occasionally giving the appearance of something very spicy. diarrhea. Now I can't run than 50 You might try a program of yards, ride a bicycle or lift your own to develop better weights. Sometimes If I take a regularity. To help you, I'm deep breath, It sets the pain off, sending you The Health Letter Sometimes I have a slight number 2-I, Spastic or Irritable 31 32 feeling of nausea and belching. Colon and Constipation. other My bowel movements are readers who want this Issue can - Irregular and I might have sod 75 cents in check orcoin diarrhea and be constipated with a long, stamped, self- - during the same movement, addressed envelope for It. I was told It was probably an your request to me, in care of - emotion al disturbance, but i this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, visited two psychiatrists and Radio City Station, New York, - - 20 22 • 7mr e • - 19 - 36 ,j .. ' *0;74 # - - - - _________________________________ __________ - for the highichool baseball team, something happened to my right abdomen while I was running the mile. Ideveloped a pain that was present almost every day for a year and a half before! went to seeadoctor.Thepalnls2or3 WIN _____________ . 11 - -, Friday, Sap?. 2$. 1fl-7A Evening forald, Sanford. FL. outlthadbeenbroken. Any help tinue to have this problem. He you can give would be greatly may also be able to give you appreciated some medicine that counteracts HOROSCOPE muscle spasms In the colon. DEAR READER - You may The other polbi hity that have more than one problem. BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL The dory of your bowel func your letter suggests Is that you don sounds very much like you have a spasm of a muscular For Saturday, September 29, 1979 have a spastic colon. That w area, perhapsln your back with cause pain in the side, either referred pain to the abdomen. YOUR BIRTHDAY PISCFS Feb. 20-MSICII For this reason, If pursuit of the right or left. 8berfl,im eptess Chances 4e you will have These spasms are really QuediOnofspastic colon doèan't Chances are you will have many projects going at cramp. of the muscles in the resolve your problem, I )th many projects going at the same time this coming YW wail of the colon Itolf. They can you ought to see a specfali n sarne time this coming yew. Try to separate and live be aggravated physical Try to give priorities to the priorities to the more promising • more promidq or or ____ may not give the necessary necessary attention to any of attlon to any of them. them. AT LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARID (March 21-April 19) ____________________________ Don't even try to fight city hall Politely disregard all the ' Snilmi, flm 4.IL.4 .. e. ImI..I.. kZ.4t..... I. W1 .T uuusuj you are W J ii open your singleton 10 of any confrontations that might likely to enCounter today when NORTH -s dDeclarer takes his occur Is to let things go In one you attempt to tackle s difficult • Q J 965 ace and olays the kind of K3 ew and outtbeother. Discover task. There are no shortcuts. spades wh1h you must duck. K 74 with whom you best get along TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You win the second spade # 94 and partner completes a romantically by seaft for Before you bewme a self. Wtjl5T 3peo,tO show that FAST Your AdroGraplI letter which appointed t$acher today, snake held t1tree What U'? begins anew with your his'. certain you know what you're you do now?' : ': 52 tbd&Y- Mail$1 for each to Adm talking about. Your instructions * to w * 98653 lay Is to lead Graph, Box 4, Radio City will be put to the tat. • J 6*53 , the jack of chib.! •7 Station, N.Y. 1Z9. Be we to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This desperation effort to gIJT3J t do contract Is based on sW* bidh date. Your first obliptim is to your #K3 that South opined a SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 23) family today. Don't let out 9J76 :dt:w WO )tIWflwith a Pride could be your biggest siders talk you out Of doing •AQ2 Cuw long .wi. six 0 iu I case •A 102 enemss.y If you fall to ash w Is You re the one your nartn will advice or cotmM from one you who will wind up being Vulnerable: East-West onecb and iihe alsoh&ds know has the answers you're unhappy. Dealer: South the ace of hearts you have seeking. Don't bold back Seek Woo N CANCER (June 21-July 23) beaten this contract Declarer i advice. Face your tInl4tjona today. en 't t 10 dwn1y to draw last get to SAGITrARIUS(Nov.23-Dsc. IiuteedOfsaneUngover who Pass 3 Pass 3• to 21) Usuelly yoti charm and wit Is right or wrong, give the other 4• Pass • raft a club. , Pa takes you a long way toward guy a dunce to prove his . 9.v4i vQgods, lud not an cose*lons and "i'll 1w" OC ii.sui Proven ., Opening scan: .io f sxprIsnc*wIllscs. •Ii%it I.. A - Lila tt ____ - __________________________ ___________________________________________ VQIJ NEED! 1 (1 ___ ~1-0 - 6 - 16 - -- WHAT DO ______ DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm a 17'ear-old male. About three years ago while I was trying out • ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 42 __ _____ - - - - _________ - - - 46 47 48 _________ - they said that wasn't the NY 119. 49 o 52 - - - - - - - - problem. I'm tired of living There are a number 57 58 with the pain because It that 60 contribute to such - _____ hampers my activities, - - bowel complaints, Including 61 62 63 - - Actually, I'm fairly tolerant Intolerance of I believe it would be hel~ul of pain. I broke my jaw and let -eT - - - ) / - s - 25 126 27 33 0 - - 37 GVQ 0^4 - _____________ 16 ICIr K1JcJ.) I tx*. oms 1415 Attacks Diarrhea 29 Main artery 2 Air (prefix) 28 Small carrying 33 Belonging to 3 South African bag 51 Animal tribe the thing. 27 Questi society (abbr.) 4 Strange 34 Transverse 38 Use a hammer 5 Insecticide 28 CoIn o n 52 Bends under weight 6 Air 30 Charge 37 British 54 Vari able star 7 Call it quits 31 Layer nobleman tfl Cetus 6 New York 39 Capture 32 woe is me 55 Secondary state city 41 Moll 35 Swerve , school 42 Iron (Ger.) 9 Romania n 38 Electric fish 58 River in 44 Alphabet currency 40 State(For.) 48 Author 10 Reclined England 43 Obelisk Tolstoy 11 Fabliau 59 Hostile force HIS ________ %IORTS NJ C1YJ H A '! ___ 12 Two (Fr.) 13 Measure DIDN'T .J Several Reasons For -'Ft •- - ,. $ =:. *a" ' . . • . • �p . , -. p.. -.. , . . p - . . p. . IA-Evening Her. Ii, Sanferd, Fl. a Fr1óSeØ. IS, im _______________ ______________________________ :Dr. . Digs.fs ' Bird,' Larry An 'A' victimizing lad Year's best college player for three key "I rate him an 'A'," said Erving. "He wasnt timldated end he ke working h.rd. He he can play the game." Bird led Boston wIth 10 polids on seven baskets and 40(4 free throws In 20 minutes of actin, The 'core was tied, ,,,, ,, dissected Bird, pacing Philadelphia to a 3219 third-period Overtake Nets Points and hauled down 10 rebounds and rookie Bill Csrtwrlglt added 1$ points and 12 rebounds Thursday. night as the New York Knicks defeated the New Jersey Nets, 12644, In a preseason NBA game. Jolis W1llssn paced the ______ Nets with 1$ points while Bernard King hid 11. Ray William,, Ge0(f Huaton, and Michael Richardson added I2pokda each for New York. The Knicks took command In the second quarter and opened up a $048 lead at halftime. Rauss. Sparks Caps WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UP!) - Ho im, Errol Rauase the go-ahead goal late In the second period 6-3 NH!4 exhihitlon victory over the Winnipeg jets. The Capital, led 24 after the first period when .Wathngt's Mike Gartner deflected Jack Lynch's poInt shot behind Jets' starting goaltender Gary Smith. Willy Half Edberg picked up another Capitals' gosi wiui tl'.ree minutes to go In the period. Rausse's eventual gamewinner came from a gosimouth scramble to ,Capltals ahead, 4.1, In * UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UP!) - Rookie Dwayne 'Lowdermllk and Mike Bossy scored fintperiod goals and rookli Brnce Andre added a third-period 'core Thur. sday nIgM to pace the New York Islanders to a 30 victory over the Atlanta Flesne. in an NHL exhihittin 'llIIIanden,whoimpro,edth,lrrecordto244 10 ErIIEeson,tockVshotaagaIadFjam,,rook1egoaj, _______ 'Pat Btgghi, New York goalie Glum Reach r.cordd the ________ to 01-2. Flyers Eat. Past Brulni - - All parties In Interest ar citizens tlI have an oppor?unity tO be heard at said hearing. By order of the CIty CommIssion ° the City of Snford, Florida, - Payton, second in the league In least four weeks, rushing wIth 414 yards, will again be the key figure for the Soccer Teams BearsTanpa Bay's defense, by end Lee Roy Selmon, shut down Have Busy Day Angeles offense last Qub, Weekinallvlctoryandf'ce winner of yej just two of Its toughest assignment In ta weeenti, tries attempting elusive Payton.to contain the Improve its overall record Saturday with .lgl* games In other games Sunday, being played at Pinehurst Field Pittsburgh Is at Philadelphia, starting 10:11 am. St. Louli at Los Angeles, ,, .,,. Buffaloat Baltimore, Denver at 'Brian Prapp scored sscon4erlod goals Thursday nighi pace the Philadelphia Flyers to a 34 victory Boston Brins In a National hockey League preseason ____ Seattle, Miami at the New York "B' "" p.m. H.N, Tamm, Jr. ___ 1-Apartments Furnished J I-louses - ______ ____________ it., LR, BR. Ba., water turn., A. Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge )79, at the address ssiown in P $._. Dated this $fli day Of September, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SUMINOLI COUNTY, Thelikerpof PblliJ Sept.31, 1979 0*,5 YOU ARE HEREBY MOTIFIIn Orleans Qeveland at Hosaton. I . DUN-130 Ridence and address at 1p.m. at thee Seminole High meeting room. _____ COOKS Pf'ssldsnt NOTICUOPSUIT ' ____ u-Help Wmnhsd - -- NAME --FICTITIOUS - .oriceIsisbusiness heresy iiVifl that I am that a suit for adilon has bee engaged at 366 BrIttany commenced against you In the CIrcuIt, Seminole County, Florida, County, Flofids, under the fictItious Of SPECIALTIES nd that I CauNo.79 1743.CA4O.t ThetItleof ______ __________ 4 professional offices. 323.7423. I . Millonville Ave. Grid _ ___ Challenges _______ - ___ EXECUTIVE HOME 3 BR, 2 bath home in MayfaIr w.Many Luxury Featuresl 5cr. Pool I Patlol BPP WARRANTED. This Can Be Yours for $41,500! RealEstateOfficelntOwn? Findcutifwecan DREAM HOMEI 3 BR, 2½ Bath . Home In Idyliwilde on 2.3rds Acrel Relax I Enioy the Many Extras this home provides with malieyouabetterdeal. $515001 ___ . _____ ____ . __ ________ - ____ ___ , I __________________ ___ ___ ___ ____ Sanford's Sales Leader ''°' LONGW000- orantley Harbour. 4 IRM1 2 5, FR I Office. . ___ MOPE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 I IIAITY , ___ ___ , , . FOUR BR, 20, New carpet, newly painted, CHIA. $32,500- ' m ___ SUPER SUNLAND 3 BR, 2 B, El nm, fenced. FHA Appraised. - ____ ___ ,- , ___ ., ___ ' 24 HOUR ____ ___ _____ ____ L1..1hO.liietCilot,*..*i. hersas 15 ____ _____ ' .. , . . REALtOR 36)oreves - - . __ Ui "' , ____ ____ 161.5 ''_ * HAVE IQUEVUITIS7 Then yoo skeuld see this gracious ibdOnllIinyIusiniili"mov,ks" Canditlem. Ashirig only $4,101 lsarisaid? Cell us today for __ _____ ___ ___ aj ______ •THIS LOVELY older home Is iN Of Sanlirts plonson 2 $*Y ____ #. - b'n* -- - _____ ': __ U. Up __ ________ ' '- ___ __ ___ ______ ___ _____ ___ - ATTRACTIVE FINANCING! FHA, VAor ConventIonal, 2 BR, 1 BA home, Ige lam. rm., corner after 5 p.m. 70$ SuIte St., SY OWNER-3 BR homi in good coed. $21,000. Will hold w- Charm - ____ __ ___ . AIJ1t A. Rusao. WV' ____ Vi ___ ____ _____ to . . . ____ . ___ 11I11-1U'd ' •• - - .. .. -__-1 - .- . ?' -- . -- ... ......... ... ______________• ... CIly44. ______ .. . £01Igy '. - ME ____ . '-. ." . ' a :,___ ______ P115* -- -.- - . W5.L54, S COP 44 .:' P1*0*;- pm, ' - $AOf - __________ . he ....... PulL Fi . ' ....... . - . - - lip. $$, 1011 - T$PL1 LI$TSIIS$UVICI 16-15 •yNSO1 '.:- - iNWISy, ' 'p. - .- w-'te -fwm -* *-' 4.- ---.. . - 25" Zenith Console color TV. '72 mcdel, $250. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. GENEVA Wi . 2 Family YARD SALE. 203 Woodmere St., off Of Sanford WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311315 E. First St. 332.5432 OUT OF BUSINESS SALE II InformatIon 3221302 or 333.1243. Garage Sale: Fri 5, Sat. 10 to 4. 1 ml. N Of Lake Mary Blvd. on Markham Woods Rd. 341 Dawn Cs. YARD SALE 35$ East 27th St. SATURDAY 1,504 - (undo Wholesale Furniture Dist. Star Rd. behInd Color Wheel Paint, I WItS. west of 441. 2's$73. Open daily N, Sun. 136. MultI Family Garage Sale 9a.m. Is 1p.m. Saturday 2151 Haflwell Ave., Sanford Maying Sale- Must sell dining I. Uvine turn. 4 Misc. $44. 5. Sun. 115.3.531-WV. 2315 Hunted laid Rd., Garage Sale: FURNITURE - SEDDING EASY TERMS with WIn Ihen- 'Sin clngl Noons mnOrlands.Iaiuisrd area refused credit If yea will pay lb domsl Let us help you establish local credIt. We deliver lnSaWsnd. Orlando, FlsrId. 54-1051 sh for your lilt WIll build on your (0 or our (0. Henculen sleep sOfa, excellent cosld...$1IS, diii,, orange flowered prW, $31. 322-1471. .,-* Canw pints ladilts $5.95 u ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 375 Sanford Ave. 352-0191 V Enterprise, Inc.. BtleniisN.w& Used Reel's Body Shop I*ileaIerdAw, 444*1) IWMOMs.LLIIIat2SL2Lw.w siL French-Ave. IC: patio, ClesliW Wick const., 303J,353-'J79, 3311W - city sewer & wafer, paved ___________________ 1964 Zipper, exc. cond Fully pan Lots of extras 321 1317 47$44. $31101 .. :" . -. -"- .• .. .'. -.' p., - --, lila, chairs, dining IC., under $73. 210 55-Baits a AcCOslorles COB$OIPMA*INE ISP Hwy. 17.9$ Saehed. Pie. 35771 I . - - -- 1971 'ntO Sti Wqn I cyl. .1 Speed. Just iiSptttd Sell 'or $1200 or trade tot' III lru k of equal .lti.. .. - -- -- , or 83)9993. - ' - 'it Doctqt' (har)i'r. Au', Air, PS. PIt. 8 track C-nod Conct 8100 )lre 5945 -- _________________________________________ . . ----- - - ---- - .73 Cars Removed --. 4 Ouns he sale-IthIca aide. 31 -, like new; Irsunlns 32 Or . .----- 589% - ', DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _______- Hwy 9?. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a putlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8. Saturday t 7:30. It's --the only one in Florida. You set 78-MotorcyCles ____________________________ - ----lhe reserved price. Call 901 235. 8311 for further details. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY LTD 1918. 6.000 rni, power win. 373 3866or 323 7710 dows, auto, power seats, air, I power steering, AM-FM stereo, 2 79-TruCks.TraI$ers -- ___________________________ door etc. 105 Santa St., Sanford. 65-Pets.Supplies Black Cock•a•Poo Puppies Swksold, $35 3236616 Rare Brindle Toy Dachshund. male, 6 mo. old, approx. 5 lbs. All shots. AKC. $100. 322.3210. ______________________ - I , '72 Chevrolet PU 4 321 0113 ' BUY JUNKCARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1821; 322 .1460 ___________________________ ___________ I Looking For a New Home? I Check the Wact Ads for houses - V 8 Auto, Topper 51.150 of every size and price 322 1373 ________________ 68-Wanted to Buy ii. .1luI WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nhlure Salvage. 3fl.172) Good Used Furn. Appliances. Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. Material. 322.5659 _______________ ___________________________ 21 to 36 in. grill, double basket deep fryer, 5 ft hood, etc. Must be reas. for cash. 3fl.7972. -i S. Air Conditioning SCASH $ SPAYING TOP PRICESS Gold, Silver, Diamonds, Coins Table No. 10 Broadway Saturdays only! Village Super Flea Market HIghway 17.92 or Cash 322.4132 American Sod L.awn Service Cheap cuttin3. Up to I ac'e. If too thick for your rywer. call 373. B011 or 323 1101 till Fri. Oct. 5th. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrieft's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St..-322 - 69-Stamps-Cohn Light Hautlig Carpentry COIN SHOW ORLANDO Sept. 21,29 & 30. Sheraton Orlando International Airport Hotel, 3635 Beeline Dr. at Orlando In ternational Airport. Free Ad. mission, Open to public. Fri. & Sat. lOa.m.7 p.m.. Sun 10 a.m..S p.m. Rare coins displayed. Coins bought, sold I appraised. Sponsored by The • Central Florida Coin Club. - Yard debr is, Trash Appliances & Misc. Room Additions remodeling general home repairs no job too . Office Cleaning Cement Custom Office Cleaning, ____________________________ Tyson Cement Drives, patios,waIkse$, LICENSEDS69.9455 Corn. merical, new const. Licensed, bonded 8. insured. Quality sen. vice everytirne. Ph. 3230541 or 6685981. - ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ens. Quality work, no lob too small. 89$ 4914. - Beat the winter rush have youroiihoater cleaned now. 323 5951 C.ran$c'TlI. ANTIQUE BARBER CHAIR EXCELLENT CONDITION 3221663 - (LOCAL) 3195371 - . small. Call 323 9165 anytime. 71-Ant_ 634.2200 BAHIA 500S30 tlOOsq.ft.) Free Del. on 4100 sq. II. or •nOr. C&MYard Care Service 3220797 323 0500 Beauty Care Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig.. stoves, tools. Lawn & Garden - Air Conditioning, Healing, EIeclrl. cal, PlumbIng Service I Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671.6294. LIC., Bonded & Ins _____________________________ Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 122.I71 Call 321.0693 anytime _____________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty, 25 yrs. Exp. 869-8562. . - Painting A&BPAINTING Dressmaking ________________________________ * AUCTION SALE * FRI. NIlE 7:30 P.M. Residential & CommercIal 322-8182 aft 5 - .1222 0707 - , caoes. 323.5752. Bonded. Call 323-6035 after - s p.m. for Free Est. small or big. Interior or exterior.' Pressure cleaning. 333007). Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail tnim:''-"Free Est. 323-1701. . :- na lntvveiTEnts - lMan,qualityopanation Syrs.exp. Patios. Driveways tøgi'apNc . Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fat 'PAINTING. CARPEI4TR'V CUSTOMCABINETS repair servIce. 323 4101. 323-012afterS:30 Pressure Cioasthig ____________ hinmi Aspairs Handy Paul, has truck will travel, Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 33-U31. ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY $IPTEMUR2' 1PM 111015 ANTIQU5 3fl210) Hwy MW. Ilume repairs & applIances to tile. Ovec 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. 543 5071. Jailorial S11'VICSS - - -. - - ' - QualIty ' RI.R Preuure I Steam Cleaning,' Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes. etc. Mobile home special 12x60. $22.50. Reasonable rates,. 5 all work guar. 323-1153. KIds gone, but the swing sat in the back yard isn't? Sell it wlth. w4nt ad. Call 3222611. • If you aren't using your pool tat.0 .tje J take a cue, and sell It with a Herald classified ad. Call 341). - : - '. '' ____________________________' NBJ Land Clearing, Saniord, Fl. Vhnylrepair&recoloring Saveuptosopdof reupisolstery charge. 669-5117 - .. ' ... Thsmae Organs. Please, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. SN SaIls 0ettnl Mesk Center. 3*3 Prenth Ave. 353-1251 -.-i ...... -- -, servIce. 331.04.__- LOsder$ Drail losi wonli Free Eat. fl3,75 . : - -- , Jal JililiOf Ill SIfVICS. Off cs cleaning, vacant homes 4. apIs. New cosslrgctlon. . ..;i'• etc. Wayne Beal, 337.1371 - -. Qualify workmanship. No job too ________________________ FreeEst. -,..' .'.. Dog &'Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also ,pir cond. GRAND REOPENING. HENDMIX ANTIQUES. Sat., Sept. 29, 9AM to 3PM Hwy. 4)9, OvIIdO-343.37i0 .COME SEE Lisa Round oak tabies, rolltop desk.. stands, chest of drawers, tan'i' and chairs. . Painting carpentry, roofing l General repairs. Licenses & ANIMAL HAVEN Hwy. 16 West, Sanford a it p. - Grooming & ____________________________ Dell's Auction Center 3235ö20 . , Painting& Repair Drapes, Upholstery - DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY-STAY LATE a . a . . - 775.4)37 Alternations, Dressmaking Love seat, living rcm chairs, dinette set, dressers, electric ranges, dishwasher, auto. dryer, TV's, single bed complete, lamps, draperies, spreads. All kinds of pottery, dinnerware Items I Misc. 11 IPe. new never been fired, Winhestec 22 magnum, like new; Winchester *011341113. 4 ,. ' AC,PIt,PS 1O',ner Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 ____________ _____________________ BUILDINGS!! New, All Steel, Preengineered, clear span (NO Seconds). )Oxllxl2 for 3,697.00, lOxlBxll for 1,949.00, 40x72x14 for 6,297.00, 48x96xU for 6.975.00. FOB. factory. All buildings include 25 lb. wind load and large Framed opening. Call 305 331.4447 9a.m. to 5p.m. collect. m 1977 Maver.ck 2 Dr classified ad for results. 322 2611 12•AFirm Equlp p Vinyl Rspslr . .1)' 5200 3?? 118) ,Itr S ------ (2x9lT1853321 $5.000 323 2113 et Cash Buyers for a smelt in vestment. Place a low cost p __________ I Set oIl 1 00 156 ply fl-Junk -- I - -. Nearly new tires w tubes 5)00 3223.48) FILL. DIRT&TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark IHIrt 323 7580 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3fl.914 Eves after 6 & weekends ______________________ ' 6f Cadillac 76-Auto Parts ..... - ______ . - 80-Autos for Sate ________________ It MishaP ?Mrdaiidlu ADS DIDN'T WORK, ThERE I - ________ NAMED VARIETIES Blooming African Violets 210) Airport Blvd. JEAN NORRIS Ferns& Exotic Plants 601 Celery Ave. Nelson Roses (IC vi, n.,'w ir's e,iI,', SS.3CJ 3?) I ----..-Just think if classified ads didn't work. there *ouldn't be any! ______- _____ 150 'anqer. I w'eel I7.000 actual '71 ford Camper Shell For Sale S ISO Seeat 306 Palmetto Av(' - JU$T THINK, IF WOULDRT U,,ANYII sat, FaInnueni Or., SaMord. Sat. & WHIGNAM FURNITURE CO. 3355 k.,Du.ge Ilusaun Trait, fA- F HA.235CCfl. Hon'st Low Down P4ym.nt *101. cactus, pottery etc. I ml. north of Baptist Church on SR 415. For Dealers Invitedt SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or- 323.7132 ___________ Large yard sale In Osteen Sat. ONLY 9 to S. Lots Of items, clothes, furniture, plants, ventory of new furniture, biddimg,I GE appllances&TV5 at DISTRESS PRICESII Public I. : itudel Inc., Realtor Ave. Ceramics, material, much mIsc. Sat. 9.5. WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOCEVERI We are offering their $10,000 In- HOUSE WITH BEAUTY SHOP. Good lpcallon. $44,101 II*LIY Moving Sale: Sat. 1 day only, 10.3. Elec. saw table to highest bid. dir. MIsc. 121 Marcy Blvd. Woodland. Watch for signs. SG-Mscellansous for SaPs bath. $3OJ. Eves. 332-6612,322.1307, 322-4152, 322.7)7? 3WEMIhSO. Garage SaIss Orange Ave., SuIte 701, Winter Park. 6444432. $10 Industrial Blvd. off Silver acres, 4 BR, 3 Must sell ZonIth walnut stereo. AM.FM stereo radIo, 4 speed turntable, diamond needle, $ track. Sold new $150, balance due $125 or taks over my payments of $14 per month. Call $625394 day or night. Garagi Sale: 2004 MagnolIa Ave. (rear). Sat. Sept. 29, 10.5 Frames, pix, books .,. ,.,, Agent 3395356. tgage Investment, 1350 S. Aft. His. 3327443,3224569 MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR -. SPINE I CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: Respnsible party to take over Spinet Piano. Easy Terms. Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207, Carlyle, IL 67231. _______________ ______________________ . -- - :' ___ ______ - also make Real Estate a. Business loans. Florida Mon 321.0739 carpef, Suit appUances, Ilto r, - Will buy 1st 1 2nd mortgages. We IAL COLBERT REALTY inc. - ___ -. LFLO 47-A--Motlgagss Bought &Sold Rig. Real Estate Broker lvi. 663-3441 A$IOCIAtSb$UDIO UALTOS 1511111 . TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold onig. $492.75 bal. 5)13.14 or $17 mo. S REALTy $31Sanford Ave. Ne, $01101 - $TIMPIRA$INCY . . - - -- ______________ _t.. r - ... . 1i*Iis.$, 55: :...,,s' ' ___________ ' .. ___ _____ - . di$Ii 3392500 dwn, 3234317. BATEMAN ww Carpet, C-lilA, Ready ____ ,. . substantial - 311, 1 B nswly palsied Inside I . __ Sanford. - 3M mert. $3e.SIe. Owner. - . _____ '.-. .. ':;:. .f,._* - ___ ___ ..,.... - - __ -- - ' - -- '' ___with charm end csrnfert. $511 2 baths. veur inupsctlun. lust reduced t1U*. .. ' •PI1$T TIME OPPIRED all, 'lb NN hams. hod IscalMi, MW, psiutut Mocad ste a Mush More. OUv ,,. ___ We buy your equity, clog in 24 hs. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR venlently located, Olentv of • , vi, nusds some ftc. Aestime I owner will hold ____ ____ _____ ____ equity. 3fl0216. space for large family, $43,000. - . White, self cleaning oven, like new, used very little. New $549, sell $330. 534-0273. Estate Wanted Losing your horn. & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy good neighborhood, con. m N. 77-91. Casiolburry, Fl. en lange commercial lot. 117.551 I ______ BEAUTIFUL I Y REMODELED HOME, 3 or 4 Bdrm, 1", Bath, MOIlI iv. lug 11*1 UTATI ivmen •CAUPINTU$ SPECIAL 2 BR , . many trees. 150* 185. Owner. Assoc. 322 $195. horws, $34,950. w Ernest p ' Kenmore ceramic top stove. 53-N- RadiStereo AKEFRONT LOT'LOCH ARBOR prize of the area. Gorgeous view, COUNTRY HOME PLUS 2.67 ACRES, zoned agriculture, 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath, fenced, good for __ ' - Push button controls, has carousel, stIll In warranty, Originally $449, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339. $316. 2400 block Oak St., $7,500. By Owner. 3236015. I bedroom. 2 baths, CA I CH, Turn of the century hQmi looks as if It were Mt built yesterday. S IC, 20, IC w.FP, fOiMal DC, don, Fm Cm wspacious sun deck, dIm kit. lsIudes every modirts canveniinCe. Licaled an 3 cIty biscks, llndscaped wmany varietIes otrees4, exotic shrubs.'Vpslalr beth fo$iwos unique u..L.. water closet. Trulya show place.41$,31S . . MICROWAVE SANFORD 100x128 LOT carpet. coubIe aarage, etc. See RNI Southirp - . M. Unsworth Realty _____ 2565 PARK CRESCENT CITY fl1&24l 323007 0659. Beds. 001 motel box springs I mattresses, $30 set. Sanford AuctIon 1215 5. French, 3237310. 3229213 . __ _______ ___ _____ Bdrm, 1'.'7 Bath home, carport, utility & storage, good starter home, $29,900. lot, citrus trees, conVenIent to Seminole High, $33,950. Branch OffIce 323.2222 W. FHA-VA. - ____ REALTORS IuiMfo$ult-onisloryiurL ___ . NEAR LAKE MARY I SCC, 3 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ______ _____ ___ ______ - INC. REALTORS 530-4533 or 339.4711 eves. 47-Real 3222420 Prestlgearea.Hugelot.$115,000. r KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES FORREST GREENE Orlando 327.1577 LEADER I WE LIST I SELL. . _ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES -.101 N SANFORD'S SAL ES 323.7972 . ' _____ Sanford. 3271721. SantordLk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential tots of which 4 are water front. $63,500. Sanford 321.0640 lots of Luxury Featuresl BPP WARRANTED, Yours for ______ REALTORS 10 Sanford Ave. good shape! $225 set. Sanford STEREO wty not loin ttss fastest growing ______ $356. $27,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner 365 3490, eve. 349.5431 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford area, fenced yard I Super starter home! BPP WAR RANT ED. Only 121,5001 ____ _____ BROKER . Westinghouse washer & dryer set, 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. spacious LR, FR, eat.in kit, new W•C.H&A, w•w carpet, dining repo 17 Cu. ft. Westinghouse. Sold orig. $514, bal. $206 or $2) mo. Agent 33g. Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Apopka home site, $3000 cash. City sewer, water, paved street, adult community. Call 9.5, 67$. 79-Trucks-Trailers 75-Recreational Vehicles ________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage PAINT. $31,500. - _________ Refrigerator Agent 3395316. park model,2tlpouts. H&A, Fla. Pm. added. Much More. See this one. 323.6254 FENCE, ALL BRICK. $36,500. SEIGLER REALTY 52-Appliances 1977 Country AIre 35 ft. furnished 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW 3 BR, 2 B, pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, house. 1700 sq ft livIng area. 159,300. Terml _ _ ___ AIR & HEAT, CARPETS, ALL 3 BR, 1½ 8 split plan, fenced yd., sc. patio, cony., workshop or Office In rear. All for 131.900. you Faces 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL NICE I. NEAT) BR, 1 bath home new - APPLIANCES, PRIVACY l½acresonOrang.BlvdlnPaola. Only $24,430. Owner wIll carry mart. with 40 pct. down. " before PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, COMPLETELY REDECORAT. ED, NICE CORNER. $32,000. carpet & newly painted! A Buy for $37,000! - Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orIg. $109.3S used short time. Bal. $159.14 or $19.35 mo. ROOM WOOD FLOORS. FIRE. bIt yd, pool, C HIA. 131.000. Easy Terms. Homes GENEVA WITH CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN. FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, Al ''OU need k) know Sanford. 322.5721. BROAD. MORE, front 8. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VA&FHAFinancIng 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING Phon3fl.7551, Sanford _____________ __________________ ____________________ - See our beautiful 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH POOL STENSTROM Like new full site sleeper. Made by Jamison, $145. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.92 So. of -- $35,300. LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. $51,000. JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 107 W.Commercial . 42-Mobile 3 BEDROOM, I": BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON DITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO Peg. Real Estate Broker Convalescent Center, 930 SHERIFF'S SALE 3 BEDROOM. CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. _________________________________ __________________ tIme. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Apply in person Sanford NursIng & VA. .1. Mann Realtor 3657273. 1092 MODEL, 2'7 STORY VIC 41-Houses _________________ _________________ __________ __________________ PORZIG RULTV Rig. Real Estate lroksr 322.5475 Eve FR. Great value. $34,900. FHA. 2 BEDROOM. CARPORT, COM PLETELY REMODELED, NEW CARPET, HEAT, NEW ROOF. $21,900. BR, 2 B, all appi,, w.w carpet, pool. Close to everything. R.duCad to $31,300. 3n.osn. \ - Merchandise ___________ ____________________ Sanford. Back on the market. 2 ', Bedroom suite, oak dresser, 2 mirrors, 1g. door chest, toll or queen head board, $100 comp. Free Delivery! Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. OVIEDO-almostnew3 BR, large 40-Condominiums hnglne rebullder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th pt n inIyI Wages comm,tsurat, NOTICIOP Inc., Realtors IflC. to 7 p.m. Name itatulus, To-Wit: Section by vIrtue of that certain Writ of .Monday nigid. goalie Yves Belanger at 1:10 ot the third period to give You are required to FIild Satttes 1q57. 1*1ctIon IsSued out Of and under yy WANTED FICTITIOUS NAME The unbeaten end Injury. Frs$$.1Iaad.JsanRatellshadputBodonlnfrn,l.O U, Albert T. Mi'e the sssI of the Clrojlt Court Of Answer or other pleadings with the Masters Certificate preferred. NotIce Is hereby gIven that lam Clerk Of the .w. cs.,, Publish: Sept. 11,21,25, & Oct. 3, SemInole County, Florida, upon a riddled Steelers travel to engaged at 1:48 id the fad putd. Mike Milbury dosed mit Pay 50 pcI,. Well located In In business at liii $979. fl.isi ludgement rindiiid In the Philadelphia for the first tho.. Guinevere Dr., Casselberry, I. NEWMAN, lie., attorney for'$tw DSN.0 Brtgà' scoring at 17:11 of lbs final period. Zayre Shopping Plaza. 254 aforesaid court on the Oh day Of Zayre Plaza, 323-7130. Open wo 52st COWWY, . e, the petitioner, oioos HENRY June, A. D. 1979, Its Aiat certain case from 5:30-3 p.m. fidltlius name uO TIll GUNROOM LANGRIDQI, at 24 N. entItled, John Gerald Smith, mete AJine's FfiMQ,I.$$. and that I Intend to register said Avenue, Orlando, Flerida 33030, on NOTICSUNBSRFICTITIOU$ PlekItiff, fl. Robert & Gu?dlflir, name with Beauty Shop Clerk Of the Circuit or 11* 2)'d day of Octobar, NAME $TATUTI Which efSI'INId Wilt of Ceurt, lemmas Ceunty, Funds Iii 1979. If you fall to di is a defiult Collegiate. ____ wea dellverw tome as AOUTI SALES; ________ _____ Elite __ _ accordance with the PrwIsIens of judgment will be entered against TO WHOM IT _ MAY CONCERN: Sheriff Of Simlnsfo Csu,Wy, Plerlda, DIPSIdSbI 'he FIdNIsjs Name Vatutes. To. neidaj for slid I have levIed VEIlS the fsllswkig for the relief demanded Its 'he Notice P•f5by g$y 'hOf WIt: Section 544.55 FIends $5efyfo sales and delivery of building f4 e,efp_ puillisherebsslternamit pursualt doSa'eIP(e..ty.wnad by R*SI' WV. materials to retail dealers. WITNE$imyhandaed,MOW,Of to the fIctitious nomi statute, A Gardaser, sold property being 11g. Larry A. Willis CompetitIve pay, with excellent, this Court at $amnt, Se,I 544.55, will i'ig(0ii ieOfsdin$eiiinoteey, P151445 $fofo b'ubIIsN Sept. $4, Oct.1. 12,19,1979 Csinty, Florida, thIs 11th div Of with Il's Club Of $ CIrit COwt, hurl 'Malor benefits. Must meat DOT PartiCularly descrIbed _______ 5 DIN III August, 1979. nequw.m-sts Contact Broom. pme,, iee foNows: (SEAL) MouldIng Co. at rnThoU An WtWSE4IOfheSI, LUALNOTICI By VIM P7115 WlIMu1J plecis to play Art$nw Is. lecheiti. Jr. Equal OpportunIty Employer. tm5 , ms notice , for vWing clubs'. Unusd to shew a cag offense ianisnt Child Davslapulanl Inc. FI of the "M'i'i top 16 Clerk silks Circuit Court wit: $TARKIU, uiujsr WhIch iey 'h asahi tI the West Is Of Part tIme "11* ti cusseouns a more 10 soadiy w1ui drIver approx. 3 hrsa' TMluIuIp. annsun&os the ejomeranip SI the in and for Seminole ouUegs Isolbell I are doing businoss Its SemInole 'hO SoUth lb lithe $1 lb Of the $1 '4 CIuiWCarePd gro Fnssaed w1 find thefl thi daen$," $57. UIC p1. But, the Ilgiru have bid ne dey, starIng p' 1O hr. Cs. County FlorIda Cainly PlerIde. 14 Temsohip 21 hulk, ______________________ oidldwdey111W ViM meals wIN be made Of MARVIN I. NEWMAN. lsq. tact E. Brown at 411.1115, IN4 O,esh Joke Be"ou, "I dsa't trestle scoring In the first ball availableprice pafl$as W4riJed k said ; list. $iOhlllSlS Cessly, Seamstress is children Whs qualify he Aflsrniy he Petltlenor. 1Wthithqw,qmitjy thiokth business oetenprlw are as N4 ( suchmsssat'hscsusenasiilbe 10411. Migneta Avenue experlen OPU with Slid 'he ufldenslgne4 as $horitf Of for 'iM11 heists- p.kss. We heavy duty MaChine to fisip me jed bore to be realIses that will have to prsulded willowS rlglId Is I, Orlands, FIends 33010 Wayne Patterson County, PIuqià, witt Its my business. Cat after i p.m. crud, colon, em en nalionel enIgIts. Publish S. 27,251 Oct. 111. $97 lp,jhsdsedkei (Wui prepared for the liIlng, I duaige If lbs hOurs We 11:11 AM. en the ist $5y e O. BI:: sj5, ....313-1707, . tO Publish SopS. 01 $7 011141 l fober, AD. $79, alter for Nb and flu. have geed rops FsIUsan LiU end surlosily for the Big DSN.125 LPN. FVINImi I pert time, Apply r-44 )1ea sell Is *shluflest bidder, he cash, lam Idkksd is're 1kIng foiwvd Is a IjIs EISCI tl. hi nen. Lak.vldw Nursing sublid Is any and an eabeing lIons, ___ ____ NOTICE TOTNI PUSIJC Larry Vo,PNu1 BidS lad FICTITIOUS NAME Cuiler, ,i,;. geed game." . it. 0 the F,l (West) Our Of Ike ____________ (CORRECTED COPY) PuW Sept. 7.1411,01197, coishassbyglem'hst lam r-ibsd fmur1 aS will bees II belIevable. . Siminsle Csuøty. Csantkeijse Ira DIN-IS in usuesal porij ' maks Mtskes sad theist lstm*y a they go a wdd h-i. In Sufsrd, Piwlia, the is h1ebt Ofven N.• as., SWiCawify, ' . doICI1ItSd- ISI property. Public Mooring Will N held by the , ••• NOTICE TOfu PU5j • That slid sale 15 being mais to MED-CARE mipersiun capitol SURGICAL SUPPLY, 10theflMbi3f, j4 SS*IIn NotiCO IsItSPebV IlyiN 'hall SillIlY 'hi hems II Mid Writ the City_Commission Ream N4 lb. 'elPume , INC. and that I Wend Ii rsøIor 3PlqusrsNeadriturn ' ' City PubliC Nuling MN be Mid by Ike liscuthse. Bate.,,ia., limed I.; Nebraska, 3'l hid Mm. loll 51M5 With 5 Clerk of 11W en e. s ms 1413.971ffi," tingii Florida Of 1:10 P.M. F1' 4Mi79'lfl5C51flUis5Isflln JOME. Pith. Thursday, October 1. 1979 Is Ike Cisy COuu,luIss iesm. City Skull Thus vielto Ito., to foe.. The Loqhersis , trouble led weak aid biesly Circuit CeaNt, Seminole Csunly, hemiele CSMty, p*ui. calwbdsr the foUILJIJL$ dWnge and PISIIN 2PDns,i Miasort; NdSi , ,, $ agIed$heCyrIj 01:10 p, $op5 7,143131 , ________________ provfolam Of She FiditMos Moms amsstml S. the Zoning OrdInance on Thursdoy, O.a,9 is eunsldor DIN-Se WM isthiag to lb. hs.1 to Paa Slate sad lbs first hal the CImrthiIv Lane INS 'h fillsilf'j ICsldlI Mohees, Ye-Wit; $elloe w p *J5515, beth, Nerd, laundry, TV, to '* which befell Peas Slat.. -. PillS liii City Of $Mi4 NIcps BidS fravuti to Multi The Fierids hlolulus WV. fo'h, a0jop CrØ till. C'AC hi Md _1 1 to NII&uiy lums thu CIMF*iPOtJS Land INs 1s , "is CIRCUIT e WI aided to 10s.ck ma OsWfom.n_raen-.. tiNning urn *1.1, Molt*1,PuWNo: $, 1411,011 Oct. 1, e., sam& tenmio N PSMIIy 7,. we lesldsratlal DwellIng C5y, PierNs. SPOU ($M fleW reBsd ONIVICI 114 01N43 MIWILI e.qiotiy. pte.* asm'ra irve sivw. toes. óati.. pram ' ., Ness OPirIm$LLIit1Us Home f_k.g, Ye the Of_OCt. General ps. nntg.ntl.a DwolI gloirIal Pur$ps lb. aid i15 seds mu '-fl mercial 0(011*5 . I:_.ed a .11SJ Oak 661.1111 Ti Of SC.$. S•j41 C,mNOTICIS• 05111 'r Absti. 'Wv. The Pay Us. ill toN That prep'. t deSoNud N $454 merdil 0*kr •l•lntI, RSIrn. .. PUSUC NS Ig prIVies Mete. *lt 110* A. LISt.'.i,•,i IL Sls*h The propurty dSp In sadb, imea °'. & Nil prlvltopet Prwev ta ThsCltyWLipaa,p FilMing N.WiSLie Is,. RANDY K Cost Mi DIANE In t: öuMp ad t of *'M PIneUIII,3, iNs.a'e. I NePist)fN.fl COLI.hl551S., ilsbssakds UI l, ike 10 man. Minim or couple with ___ hems ala In .r± 09, W. usir. N. lKfl,bm31 a*. c1 ± In a lbs ubishate he eitu.. ______ ______ rs*I.411S$.fldW.S. ____________________________ he t -. he '$er-'d. ar$as of PlIn whit be mid'*jm P,o. I.E 1W, Ruing meig giesmily OOi Ibid ftU'SNETICI t, a•p = a Ia. rahiug mead. iUr$, .Wg.P.O. 5•• $• $ir1U Fl Wit. (5• msul esodskerp, WV,Of 5,10 a 1, . Celery *ue. T. $ S. R 31$. ____ ___________________________ P.M. lm*eL*iijy ______ MeN. heuPlmCli.44.Avg1MiLIulat NOTICE $$NIRE$Y GIVEN 110 * mSNNishVdaSUIb$d The purp.664 Of Ike me rtflss IjlIjsjJN4 as Avg. a Ws* 1. iNs Of III 11I! he Laud UseMi $7.01 Tke$111u1115W1hapr5441ly15 FifilUlS. of he .P.phoii' son Là. di - At Dallas. I$ 1ud.&A1r55I$ ed*IO5EI5hi'heCfrggOf ME lRN,5,O*oO( . M. directly ShiN trim 111 $9'h Juj5j Plus. The_ public 151971W Is allied. ardol.. In hedLicsil Amunitas he MEN1st ms r-rmj I Ellis Corn. ThiPSOIIpIINSPIipI,tyIl p0-1* IInSI*I s.epus a Most.:(UPI) N i-I Open ,LA. Lh $ 44 Nt. • mIssil, is. he flLuI will submit s rsu, heWsl CIT1u5(0 aol. 114 I. {.iuN.1 Avg BiIaedhot'ilIsw j, 'f I Seistihal $ U. Ilb bi, he II he We Is *1 City Cit-Miss The P his & -I - biey a lbs 1 We WWa Push. _ s- doorof he Ciw1L.0 In *5 City Of 7111*LJU Is in with I CW MI Vs..hel--.I miusise rti wbmi, a rsrn. PuifiL a Ikes UI. ØfS. Nil-I_5511115. mert 1 jg MES '$ L . The CSy nulIU.is he Clp CurniIsIu. 14lbisuiL*nd P111111 ..... tear • 1-Eple. .. I• NMI11N tivME. s. Comarnotem wiN liii 0 1WIS. *rs1or_: I rI5JIWIl $, dS'Ø IVIL S lad.' , ___$fo ' ________________ $*11lIi In Ike Io -I dimsgs riguirad, I 1a. IC . .. . U helm, 711 kei heli PCTI?aSIM'iS the City Nsl. Iid. W'INoii .wiN MN S 'I.as IMES, i1dö0is55P .500.1,01 4 SOSPAIND W hUN IA ... . _________ ___ 15 ISIub7 ofiN he S am heNs 5. Peal A*i ishh Is nrsPdir Slid nuam. *sruJ • F f In Wus WIN Weed. TULfJ1_'. $'SIIISII15PW *hibSAdS.Jllhs.ofAIrpOft ____ LSugni. . 1. Fi*NoSIJ*.WtEWNCopstp, - SM. an $7.$5 In $u*ii. c SM._RudSel, PM. fr-ffiia. AM .111114 In bmi'-&I Mi slUt 1$0IS etnsldsr ME ::'j i!lhIIrM '• PheNs (hehe V. JIstMw MEW She IWSNso heN MS 1IrnNv be N 111UWI4L $ v. he) Mi *WN'$ VNla0*' . U44A$$ PA'iST$ Mihe I Ne7*W iii he Gels 5, 44 ME ' AN p1W. 66 WUiS nd _____ ____ .w he 1,MErns ' ''.._he'.ftur .. 1 be he $,__ •1I4. Iai, CffT Of' wry dose a meNu. iii the Of 44 555 '•a*, ......... Ø 1Mo66 (Weir. 15 a. heloid, PMNm, Ibm Ilk dgy 44 -'S!Mir. 44 *5 ' : S!s ..,., p.. *he :t"iL..i.; -.{Srnl15ibmof,as 44 ulu, .,. .. .e £ s,r.±..... 11.%1 Pteis*. he a the REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or NIgt Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon. Table, 6 chairs, leaf I china. White contemporary, $550 comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 322 5721. JUNE 7435' S French (17 921 Sanford 323 5371 then. All conveniences. Style & Wanted) BR apt.orl BR house or Efficiency. Call 323.7564, 1 p.m. Want ads are black & v1hite & read all over. CaliBart WORLD. The Real Estate Agency quality construction. $97,500. Harold Hall Realty FURNITURE & THINGS Buy I. Sell Newl Used Furniture 323.6593 500 S. Sanford Ave. 529,900. TOP IAN SHOW CASE FOR RE. MODELING. $35,000. Wanted to rent or buy 2 BR houSe with bath. Write to Ccl. Tom A. Smith, 617 Edith Rd., Louisville, Ky. 43%, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $151 or $2) mo Agent 3398356. (ct). BR, 2'/ B. Pool and garden area privacy fenced. Fireplace in lam. room. Lovely eat.in kit. -nted to Rent 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, Summeriin Ave. 3 BR, 2 bath $28,500, 53,000 down & assume mortgage of $250 rno. 372 0216. LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, 1': B. brick home w.brand new carpeting & naint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! 59-Musical ______ 62-Lawn-Garden 51-Household Goods REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322 7191 MAYFAIR near Lake Monroe .4 PEAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7496 - Elliott Ave. 322-1455. 3 BR, 1 bath wllh Fern. Pm. on large lot completely fenced in. Quiet area I good location Excellent assumption at 8 3. pct. for qualified buyer. Some furniture available. Below market at $79,900. CaliBart 322.373) Sectional Living room outfit, red with end tables, like new. 323 1157. lot. $3,000 dwn, $200 mo. Owner wilt carry mort. 523,500. 1514 high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! SASHING 2 story, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath POOL home wfireplace, paneled family room, beamed ceilings, eatIn kit., 7300 sq ft living area + detached party Busy hwy. corner. Lease this attractive2IOOsq. ft. bldg. Zoned County C2, with heated & cooled officeorshowrrnspace+ drive, Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Cute little blk house. 2 BR, 1 B. 1g. eat.in kitchen, big bedrooms # attractive financing. Steal it for 559,900. Commercial Bldg. for tease, 2100 sq. ft., suitable for shop or . ' SPRAWLING4bdrrn,lbath home wgorgeous landscaping on Ige corner lot in prestige area. Boasts 2 family rooms, sunny 37-Business Property _____________________ _______________ AUTOMOTIVEMACI.IINIST ___________________________ -- Trailer for Rent AduItsonly Atter6p.m. 323 6497 Sale Car Stops, Cement, Sand New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 32222e7. , for Brown RIver Rock, Dist. Box, Grease Traps, Drywells William MaIic:owski, Realtor 322 7953. L)on't pile no longer needed items 'OAK TREES grace tTis large privacy fenced yard w a super 3 BR home that features new: kitchen, carpeting, paint & cedar porch. Paneled Fern. Pm S_WCIl. $31,900. 50-sceHaneous 3 BR. 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,500. 221 Yale Dr.. Academy Manor, 3 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly renovated inside & out. New CH, w•w carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. 322.9538 days; 323 5709 eve. REALTY 41-Houses _____ Cement block home & carport-6 lots w4 fruit trees, oranges, grapefruit, lemons, tangeloes. 135 F. Alma, Lake Mary, Fla. Call 323 1035. fireplace, terrific kit. 4 20 ft. utIlity rm, all on fenced yard across from park for only 546,900. H&A. $273 mo. Schuren Realty, REALTOR. 131.1347. •. Loch Arbor, 3 BR. 2 bath, Fern. Pm., quiet cui.de.sac, shade trees,'fenced yard, $375. 372 6952. - -. - _________ 3-' Homes __________________ person LakevIew Nursing Cm. tsr, 919 1. aid it. , 41-Houses REALIOR' $ 31A-Duplexes 0) Bldg. 339 0i09) . -- a Altamonte Dr. 339 05006 ______________________ SANORD-MOHAWkDk. UPICLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. New2 BR duplex unturn, Heat Au, Sell those things that are just Ref., stove, washer.dryer hcl taking up space With a want ad up. Lease, $275. 3fl'$7$3. I __________________ n the Herald 3fl 26)1 or 63) 9993. "NOT A MISPRIN I. Over 2400 sq ft 32-Houses Unfurnished In this 3 bdrm, 2 bath beauty with CHIA. new W.W car RN part time, 7-3 shIft. Apply In CASHIERS IxiSrISnce desired. Gui ii!. in5V(aflce, vacation, credIt union I profit sharing, Apply Iii person Lake Mary 44 Food Store asa mary uivu. as i-a. ________________ the cause Is: IN RE: THE ADOP. InteI)dtone,Ilteruldnemewl,hth. lION OF JAMES COLE Clirk ci the Circuit Court, Seminole LANGRIDGE. a minor, by: COUnty, FlorIda In accordance wIth Bedroom Furn Apt,, large kit. then & Living room. Adults only. "I 43042. - , By S-John T. Conrey TOt ROBERT WILSON BUNN _________ Altamonts- Inc. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7t-17ls.CA.2sU ' clubs & community groupa. Call ___________ tached garage, I yrs. old $55,000. PHA, VA. ___________________ Earn as much as ssoo per 100o stuff Ing envelopes wIth our clrculars. For Information: Pentax Enterprise, Dapt. SH P.O. Ban 113$ Mlddletowo, Ohio civic organizations, service daime are to be flied by October I. PublIsh: September 21. 197' DEN.i3) ineng Oct. 10 Jets, MIlWI1Ot& at Ddl'0It, New York Giants at New Is $11,510.30. All City Clerk security dep. 322.3219. 3235174 - I: CIASSIFIED ADS sure to get re5UIIS ) I Uiu1UISIU I 912 French Ave. . iiir r • EMPLOY ME NT I H U; U ' U . AAA ansi lltemusageof what every family should know abcut fire & crime In (2) 15 mlii. public wv Ice films- The fIlms produced by Dictograplt Security Systems, are avaIlable wIthout charge for non-commercial presentation -o Alexaadir C. MaC kinnon Suite 1444-CNA Tower 32101 6. The transfer Is for new con. sideratlon and the amount of the i I DOCUMENTS: TM School Boerd amount shn above to the extent __________________________ . games before finally breaking Venneil. "They're banged . OffIce, 1211 Mellonyllle Avenue, the consideratIon to be paId by . . Irto the victory column, But, rlghtnow, buttheydoasgooda sanford, Florida w;1 Mature woman wIth pl•asan I Transfereels sonlcisnt to satIsfy Gray alley cat, large mate. this season the Buccaneers job as anybody In the draft 30 personality for Ilve.ln corn. Dated this 19th day of September, saId debts. vicinIty Old Lalie Mary Rd & for retired 1979, have become the surprise 1. Thi prperty to be trancierrw WiIbwAve. $13 reward. 3225109. tsacher. Light housekeeping I s-Mr. William P. Layer, consists of ttte inventory, equip. ____________________ of the NFL and are threatening players with quality people. cooking, good driver. Private ilfendint mint, accoMts, good wilt, 6-Child Care to unseat the Minnesota Vikings We're going to have to play like Publish Sept. 2), 2$ & Oct. 5, 1979 rIghts, leafefiold Improvements, -__________________________ room with ½ bath 1. board. Permanent for right parson. 349. DEN-N as champions of the NFC hell." leasehold Ights, and franchise 517$. rights of the Transferor. laid Ceiraj, 2lHourlabySittlng Larry Csonka, jiat off his NOTICE OP PUILICHIAIINGTO property is located at unit 341, In My Home Tampa Bay, the only unbeat- first three-touchdown pasftto.. CONSIDUR THU ADOPTION OF Attamonte Mali Shopping Center. RN Ito 12 full & part time. Apply 323-1665 en team in the NFC, travels to mance In 11 seasons, leads the SANFORD, ANORDINANCIBYTHICITYOP 4i Altamonfe Avenue, Aitamonte in person Sanford Nursing & PLORIDA. Convalescent Center 950 FIO., and m, estimated ChlldCare In my home Soldier Field Sunday in an undefeated Dolphins against Notice Is hereby 'iven that a Millonvme. j debts pt the Transfers. are Fenced Yd., reasonable prices Important divisional clash with the New York Jets. Caonka was Public Hearing will be held .t the Mon. thru Fri. 323-4479 Commission Room In the CIty Hall . 2. To the best knowledge of ffi Experienced ONLYI Fiberglass Bees, who trail Tampa Bay by Giants but Miami Coach Don 7:ogo'clock P.M. on Octobirl, 1979, weekdays 6 a.m..7 p.m.. ½ day ua by tp ya. Good company benefIts, 11 paId two games. Shula thought the bruising to consider the adoption Of an or. deringths lát three (3) years are: Sat., some eves & after schoot. holidays. EOE. AMF Powerboat d)nance by the City Of Sanford, And McKay Is beaming with rinsing beck dill had a f Fenced yard. Conscientious $a: v a I., Inc.. a oria Div., Sanford Airport, 1143 3 Florida, title Of which Is as follows: corporation I care. Sunhand 323-4753. St., Sanford, Fl 322.7600. years left. ORDINANCE NO. 14$ ' A4drssi *2 Cress Lake "I don't u- anybody on our "I hate to say this In New 20-Year.OldWlll . AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY LQflIWOOJ, Flofids 32130 Furniture deliveryman wanted Baby SI? In your home schedule that we absolutely York," said Jets' Coach Walt OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Must be asp. I bondable A44r$$$tUIt341,AltamonfieAjalI ABOLISHING CHAPTER 77 OF' ihopping 322-sosi 3230322 Cester, 451 Altamonte ____________________ can't beat," he said. "But, we Mlthaels,"butthedjjferanceln THE CODE OF THE CITY OF AvInue.Altaeso,w.Springs, FlOi'Ida WIll baby sit in my homi, very muat get all our players to the their team this year Is Larry SANFORD, FLORIDA. THE SAME 32701 ' AVON stadjum healthy and we have to Csonka. They muat have given BEING ENTITLED "TAXICABS", good with kids any age. Sanford FIGHT INFLATION 3. The name and $ddrSSS Of the are.. 323-Oils. SAID ORDINANCE ADOPTING 5f I Avon. Increas, your eerugn . . ______________________ play completely up to ow him some rejuvenation pills or NEW CHAPTER TO BEA Transferes Is as follows: power, For details, Call 1-441abilities." Name: Thi Bakery of Attamonte, something becausehe looks like DESIGNATED AS CHAPTER - ''1 7or4Id3, FIOfids corporation ________________________ AND ENTITLED "TAXICABS", The Bears, meanwhile, have a young kid again." . SAID ORDINANCE SETTING dropped their last two games For a career in Real Estate calf Address: j79i Firwood . FORTH REQUIREMENTS POP Orlando, Florida 330w Stamper Agency, Wm. Stemper, ENJOY a 31-16 loss to the undefeated ISSUANCE OF OCCUPATIONAL 3234ti. Aodofthepcops'fyfobe Miami Dolphins and a narrow Bengals ' Brooks LICENSES FOR OPERATION OF transferred Creative Expressions 3ii2 -. md a list of the TAXICABS, REQUIREMENTS creditors may be Inspected SURVEYPARTYCHIEF defeatatthehand,ofthej)ajlas at Unit _______________________ FOR INSURANCE, POSTING O PosItion available for Party ChIef No. 341, ltamonte Mall Shopping Cowboy, two weeki ago. PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS xp. In property surveying & FARES, AND ALL OTHER Center, 451 Altamonte Avenue, "I refuse to think that the On Injured List REQUIREMENTS FOR THE Altamsnte sub-division construction layout. Springs, FlorIda 32701. -7346 OPERATION OF THE TAXICAB Cxc. salary iegInning Be&rsdonotwlnthlsgazneltis s- 'j'p, Of J9w Transferor are -. hr. 4, up) I benefits. Growing BUSINESS PROVIDING FOR 'to be paidosa result of this tran. long establIshed firm. Contact Chicago Coich Neill Arm- Cincinnati Beigals pl'ce.i wI PENALTY PROVISIONS AND sufflciint to satisfy said debts. All EFFECTIVE DATE, -Peek Inc. 1-113-773-1134, Naples, strong. "But Tamp. Bay Is 4-0 receiver Billy Brooks on invok* shield be Mid A copy shall be avalteble at the foIlow FL. tO the TV star Mike Cinnori, who as address: and they have the schedule Injured reserve lid Thursday. Office of tiw City Clerk for all Mannix wise nemesIs of tic. TIS Bakery of Altamonte, favoring them the red of the Brooks Injured hIs knee after persons desIring to examIne the tissel criminals, Is now carrying Inc. way." makIng a catch against Hots- same. . Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-261f 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS _____ Cisicg running beck Walter ton last Sunday, will miss at Islanders Blank Flames I -i _________________ U5go Knicks CLASSIFIED ADS Vs. Bears baskets which broke open a close game. Nonetheless, FrIday, Sept. 4d, 1979- -PA I : ADVIRTI$IMINT P0* NOTICE TO CRUDITOIS OP SUALUD lIDS lNTINDlULK T*ANSPIR INVITATION TO SlD:,Noflce Is To:cRIoIToRsopv&L,fNc., hereby given the? the School Board d.b.a TIFFANY ci Seminole County, Florida will ALTAMONTE SPRINGSBAKERY, receive sealed bids until October 13 1: P.M. at which tlm 'hi ,Amotmt indebtedness es listed ysJ AftIdavfl blds will be publicly opined and read aloud In the Seminole Pursuanl tO the provisIons ci lthM .................43c a Board office building. 6*101. I'II PROJECT TITLE: Lake Howell ,.,,, 3 - -- consscutive .. --times . .. . 3$c a Hn plign acnooi Paving 1:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. 7C$flSICutIVetifM$.....35C a huE 'he 9th day of October, 1019,. PROJECT LOCATION: Lake MONDAY thru FRIDAY Howell NIgh School, Maitland, bulktl'anslprfth.auci501v&L, SATURDAY 9.Noon INC., db4 TIFFANY BAKERY, 3 Lines Minimum Floridi NAME OF OWNER: The School Altamonfe $pringe, whose business Board of Seminole County, 1211 addrissls:LInitSll,AttamonfeMali DEADLINES t0,ltIf'1 431 Attamonfo Mellonvllle Avenue, Sanford, Avinue, Almonte *lngo. FlorIda florida 32771 Noon The Da 8efore Publication PLACE FOR RECEIPT p 32701, Is fob, made to THE IAK. : CRY OF LTAMONTE, INC., a SEALED BIDS: All bids ll By Uifted Press Interutigual game winning streak. delIvered to the Superintendent ci Florida co •flon, whose ad&ns Sunday - Noon FrIday JotmMcKayleftSouthernCaj "They're the world chain. Schools In the School Board Office. Is: 1791 rwood Court, Orlando ___________________________________ TIME FOR RECEIPT OF Florida. TM debts of the Transferor to coach the NFL's expansion plons, and tmtll somebody SEALED BIDS: October 12, , (V & L. INC., db-a TIFFANY . .. . . . . Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1976 prove differeid, they still are," 1:oo P.M. BAKERY. Itamonts Springs) are -_____________________ _______________________ ' NEW YORJC (UPI) - Julia Erving put Boston Celtic reokie Larsy Bird in. cage i nit's preseason game with Phll, 1.101 NOtIcI Key Game For Bucs INBREF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . .... I i9 �A—venrng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Sept. 2$, IM Free Sterilzations Offered By County i CALENDAR d1i21thx1. 'lbs Seminole County Corn- sons unable to afford the coat of budgeted for physicians and facilities to commission will come to the seeu ,free _4t__1i_t1i_ $2,400 county via the federally funded weeldy income cugiuuuy [IX' missloners Tuesday approved such operations. The com• sterilizations, but none were perform the operations. family planning services to a maximum of $2181 for the budgeting of $3,795 within mlssioners approved a scale of actually performed. This year's persons in a family of 12 Or Health department officials program. the health department for maximum allowable income, A A us tue all uO8fl( ui,&flCiI1uu more who seek the operation. said a thorough Information based on family size, to voluntary sterIlIzatIons, IWIWY inaiuiui The eligibility scale approved For a person with a family of program and process and consent form is an determine who may qualify for The department will pay for free sterilizations, health department director Dr. integral part of the sterilization by the commission ads a four, the mhtlmwn weekly vasectomies and tubal ilgations as the Income allowable to qualify for weekly Income of During the current fiscal Jorge Deju said he anticipates process. The $3,795 approved by the maximum for an individual free sterilization is 11730$. beginning Oct. 1 to those per- year, the health department cooperation in securing local FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m, St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434, Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Seabees Veterans of America Island X4 10 a.m., CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Cater. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Lions Club Spaghetti Dinner, 4-8 p.m., Sanford civic Center. Norman DeVere Howard Chapter UDC, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, 910 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Speaker, Mrs. Troy Ray Sr. on U.S. Constitution. Seventh Annual Fall for Art show presented by SanfordSeminole Art Man., 10 a.m. to 5p.m., on First Street in Downtown Sanford. Entertainment. Senior Citizens trip to Mt. Dora for lunch and visit to Apopka Rose Gardens. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 9a.m. with pick up at Leeds in Casselberry, 9:30 a.m. Reservatlons. Cystic Fibrosis Bike-a-Thou, sponsored by Sanford Junior Woman's Club, 9 a.m., Carrier Street, Sanford Airport. Prizes. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER38 Jan Concert, Eastmnonte civic Center, Altamonte Springs, 7p.m. by Community Jazz Ensemble directed by Mike Arena. Free. Humane Society of Seminole County benefit buffet wW auction, 2-f p.m. at 115 Live Oak Lane Spring Valley, Altamonte Springs. Call 3231685 for tickets. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Art GrIndle. ao Will Nicaragua Be Central America s Next Cuba? power he maintained good Isolated by American policy, came to power, the new San- member Junta and the nine- an economic necessity. By EDUARDO CUE Central Bank President relations with the United States And the United States, recalling dinista leaders have killed none member Sandinista DirecUnited Press International Arturo Crua, pointing to a Will Nicaragua turn Into a In order to get badly needed its experience in Cuba 20 years of some 3,000 national guard torate. The government appears foreign debt of more than $1 second Cuba and become the American assistance, a game ago, seems to have realized the members in their custody. first Communist domino in the Nicaraguan junta may be best way to Insure a moderate Many have been released aware that, no matter how billion, said the move was regime in Nicaragua is to help where there are no criminal symbolic the help from Cuba essential became barks could Central America? repeating. may be, only the United States not even meet the credit Those who see red also point rebuild the country without charges against them. One of three of the factions The government has prohas resources to help rebuild reserve legally required by the making up the ruling Sandinis- out that some of Nicaragua's political tutoring. Nicaragua's revolutionary mised a "mixed economy" and the Central American nation of Central Bank. Cng said it also tU 15 admittedly Marxist and powerful new leaders, men some socialization of the such as Interior Minister leaders have proved they are respect for private property - 2.4 million people. was the only way to channel economy has taken place since Tomas Borge, are of Marxist pragmatists above all else. except for Somoza family government resources during Interior Minister Borge even the emergency and recondruc. the revolutionaries ousted persuasion. Borge recently They accepted and even sought holdings, estimated at about 60 President Anastasio Sornoza. traveled to Cuba to celebrate out the broadest possible base percent of all arable land in asked the United States to help tion period. supply and possibly train the Banks have been nationalized his 50th birthday with his good for their rebellion against now- Nicaragua. That windfall means the embryonic Sandinista Army, a There Is widespread resent. and there has been a govern- friend Cuban President Fidel ousted President Anastasio Somoza, welcoming help from widely demanded program of request seemingly so outlanmint in Nicaragua of the ment takeover of the corn- Castro. reporters The revolutionary junta has segments as diverse as wealthy agrarian reform can be accomdish that thought American role In irutilling and moditles export market, expropriatlon of the vast Somoza greeted Cuban aid with much businessmen and radicalized pUshed without expropriation of Borge was joking when he first then atpomtlng to the end the other private property, or told a press conference he had Somoza family dynasty. But family holdings, harsh rhetoric, while complaining peasants. If there are similarities antagoniling the private sector made that proposal to U.S. this resentment is moderated criticism of the United States that the United States took too and a warm new relationship long In getting food and medical between the Cuban and Nica- needed to rebuild the economy. Ambassador Lawrence A. with an ackrsowledIgnunt tw Massive destruction during Pezzullo. between Managua and Havana. supplies Into the country. raguan revolutions, there also the popularity the SardInI4 two years of sporadic fighting Nationalization of the banks now enjoy will lad only as long But there are signifcant signs are clear differences, Proponents of the second. Unlike Castro, who executed has served to moderate the left- is explained by the government as there Is Improvement in the Cuba-theory also point out that Nicaragua will not become a when Castro first came to. second Cuba, unless it is hundreds of opponents after he wing tendencies of the new five- not in ideological terms but as lot of the average Nicaraguan. Leukemia Super Swim Classic, noon, Days Inn, SR West at Interstate -4. For 18 years and over. Seminole AA 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Young-at-Heart Dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Seventh Annual Fall for Art show presented by SanfordSeminole Art Assn., noon to 4 p.m., on First Street ir Downtown Sanford. Entertainment. MONDAY, OCTOBER I DeBary Wayfarers, 2 p.m.. Debary Civic Auditorium. Vegetarian cooking course (5 cl&ma), 7:30 . p.m., Winter Springs 7th-day Adventist Church, 50 S. Moss Road. Free to public. Call 327-1190 Monday to Friday between 8a.m. and 1 p.m. to register. Ewening Heiald - SANFORD, FLORIDA U, Friday, September 28, 1979 ) "o Q...a YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE TM How nm WaftloNVi Liv • • save up to B010 onelecfricitya Monday Morners Toutmasters auk a.m., Holiday Inu,WymoreRoad,AitamonteSprs Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. s.,. :: Diet Workshop,10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian m,DeLand;7p,Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole M, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sadsrd At-Anas, $ p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford Free Blood Pressure Clinic, 74 p.m., th-day Adventist Church, Moss Road, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m., SCC Tele-Communications Building, Sanford Airport. TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baptist Churcy, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, OCTOBERI Sanford Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, N. Edgemon Avenue, Sanford Max, now, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and State POnd 434. . Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 30$ S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anosymoes, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. . Model Railroad Cl* 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. 7.30 South Seminole Masoek Lodge, Triplet Drive, CaueIbsry. Deities Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church of . Providence Social Hall.. Senduk AA, I pm., open diwusslon, Halfway Home, OIl Lilt. Minnie Drive, lAke Mary. L.sgw..dL.ke Mary 1k., 7p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and 1%e%terH&0t&% HOT WATER Our 9TY VALVE COLD WATERIN X __—' ?-3 . . (••' I sjlflp4 .. SR Pariah Aaym.., 7:30 p.m., Conummity uniwi Mahlodid Church, asaemerry. Siudo1.k.ida.(bpterSw.etAdesa,$p.m.,St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Bear lake Road Fad . 1IIERMOSIK . . SIT AT 120 OR 40 RK PISIIWftGHER c su MJEOWNERS: . OW d Cash? Nft b Your Credit I. Good For i I .I .. to $509000 FOR ANY P(IRPOSEI jflJIJypIjppQ$ Loins can be avran9sd up to $W.W11 S PRAIN •VALVE ' MI$O •' , ., ,,,. , . MIIMIIE t' I J 1 ______ .,. .. . • . ,. . •.. .1 ii,.., ' i .. ,•. .. •' ' .. '' :' .' .•'. .•.f- PS •. , •' •' .- ._ " - . .". 4''a,'Ci •. ' ' ' • c I • FLOAER$UITOOI1'$IIY. . . - ' 'i.'• . S... :J • , 4• ' * . - .-.. — V -.S ( 1 ..-s...._______ ' ': - " 4 •% I, • • - ' ' 5- I •- , '_ look easy, but as 'Th. Lor.l.is' will tell you synchronized swimming is hard work. 11, Story, more photos, page 3. -. • -. -.. ... ............••• -. • •• , . •s !. . - 'I • ' .• a.st 7'h-'. •• .' • ,' - '•_ • ., . I 'Lh.' ,' . i . . • . l , S . 1 if ', (• • ••% I • I, , a. i •, - • .-. , 4 . •, •" . .• 7 I. ' • • . •s.'• •-•. ,. I' . . ::. .• I r ' • • • . b S , .... • r.. - . • ¶15 h... • - — may ' . The Watt-Wise Living hófle. It costs a little long more now, but In 'uw xig fun It costs a WIl lot less, ''' ' ' '., ' . .: '. I it Watt-Wise home can save you up to 25% on electricit.,Or kupa'Xtt-WIs Living fo1der.. at your FPL. Xte ' a.. ,., ': Herald Photo By Tom NetseI S • I APINIM - . *1 Ask your builder toshowyóu how acertified '1 . . 515 1 • £A$Y UTOD . PIYNE'TEJNs • __ I. oes hums, oondunJnlum or d'soti. home aria uoi.Mhom.own.rsivaWyindudingwidows,r.. and "in those' banks or IVIN W • NOT CON' LYNIOPONI AIL1 IIT$MAY - What makes a Watt.Wisem home a Watt#Wise home? A properly insulated water heater, for one I,.' thing. Because your water heater can account for 18 to 20% of your monthly electric bill it is often the • second largest user of energy in the home. That's why you'll find properly insulated water ;,.. ., I I. VT Wat t-Wise homes, and Waste Heat P..UI.'... 10 Recovery Systems or Solar Water Heating in many of them. With a Heat Recovery Unit (HRU), the heat drawn out of your air conditioner is captured and fed your water heater. This provides an annual savings of from 50 to 70% on water heating costs. A Solar Water Heater, using energy from the sun, .. 7(_( i. '1 can provide to ,-. your water. , Our Watt-Wise standards recommend that the water heater is insulated toa value ofat least R-8, (of course the higher the R value, the better the insulation). . But a properly insulated water heater Is just one Of the many features ofaWatt.WIse home. Others can include a higher-efficiency air conditioner, ; proper insulation, treated glass and 'more efficient appliances. --5— -.- •- . " .••• , __•5_ - ___ ___ -..- • '• _______ �r "veift Herald, kslsi FL PriSy, Isp?. no • _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ask Dick Weiner PH I LLI PS £ Friday, Sept. 2$, 1979-3 Y1, • A.:•. I I " MAW04 Is 'l e d to I'€ lur - ! It J immy- Or MP a James - ' . .. .. .': a Awn Dean? '•c-, . ALL DAY MONDAY Southern. Fried hi Ccken S p eci di . dam — *t. . .1!i DEAR DICK: I'm hoping you can settle a long-standing argument in our family. We recently saw "East of Eden," which had a young actor named James Dean. My uncle (a noltoodlitant cousin of the late William Frawley, In. eidentally) says this Dean was killed in an auto accident. My sister, meanwhile, insists that she has seen Dean a number of times in recent yami In both commercials and csuitry.western and variety specials. Who I. correct? A steak liner Is on the line. JEFF GORCZAK, Leesburg, Ii In away, both of them are right. James Dean, the actor In "East of Eden," was Indeed killed in an auto accident In 1955; he was only 24. But your sister Is thinking of Jimmy Dean, an entirely different Dean, who is a country singer and sausage purveyor who is still alive-and kicking. Two different Deans. DEAR DICK: I find the new series, "Angle," fun to watch. I was wondering what you can tell me about the actor. Robert Revs. who elavi Rra& What nth.r a,a11•.. ONE- ia. '. - " i ' ••' dwAs Glum '' 4111111110 4 allow daft t i ll AMR ______ .Y. . • •• , ': . • '• •' .-.•.. . Ut does he have to Ws name? GWEN NICKERSON,aearHays Is a Marine Corps brat, who first started acting with San Diego's Old Globe theater. He did some TV work in series such as "Harry 0"and "The Loove Boat" and "Wonder Woman"— before "Angie." He has just finished his first movie role, in "Airplane," the spoof of the "Airporot" movies from the people who brought you "The Kentaft Fried Movie. DEAR DICK: You know dot m.vle called "Uke Nirmal People," string 8ua Cassidy? I was just Room If the gK Viromiat was really mentally .F •-.•. . .. 41 J. •4* - •- " • I .f.;- .: •,:••• . - Swimmers strike dramatic pose after leaving water ifysu ever see 8016 tall Mm I sald "HI." The movie was based on a true story. But Virginia was played by an actress (U4a PiwI) who li not retarded in any way. DEAR DICK: Mw y I alp map "AUss Smith and Jones," ruING HOT CHICKEN DINNER 3 Large Pieces Fried Chicken (steed to cancel ese alter It utsd bee.m one of the .dat. led? D4't they the. replies Mm sad start over? Las I clued in mY me..7? Abe, whet was the same of lbS fins actor abs led? MRS. RALPH GOETZ, Fried Texaslaters Who the series began, Ben Murphy and Peter Duel played the Synchronized Swim: It' s Hard Work s Behind the beauty, grace and seemingly effortless synchronized swimming of "The Loreleis" there is a lot of hard work and a schedule that only a dedicated athlete could follow, The team's coach Mary Rose of Altamonte Springs for a synchronized swimmer. outlined the "They have to be able to work out like a competitive swimmer, have the grace of a ballet dancer, the agility and flexibility of a gymnast 4nd a sense of timing with — Leegylew, Tex. leads.Dual played do part W a y0firt IPA then committed suicide. He was im' replaced by Roger Davis (who wuthen married to J4v'i Davis and Murphy i ow's rim together. Cole Slaw and prerequisites Isiij'. d Fluffy Homemade Biscuits (HONEY ON REQUEST) • DEAR DICK: I've tried deepseately to find the same of do we*ly Wedm scdn lid Tai Tryon starred In several , "''g' to remember. Can you help me. J. JEFFREY, Rdlyw"4 Fla. Tryon lever starred ino weakly Western series, but YOU are probably thinking of "Texas John Slaughter." That was an episodic thjnghedidfor Disney, which ran on UN Disney program for several weeks in l%8. DEAR DICK: Did David goof of "$rsky sad Hutch" ever pear In a "Star Trek" pI.ode called "The AIV'?Ii the same pIds, the leader al the village? G. MJAIG, LeDdOD, Out.,' Can. Soul did appear in that episOde, but not Graves. The leader of the village was W' by Keith Andes. DEAR DICK: DW An everplay themodwin any 01 the Andy Hardy .iW - aevies? Did the same mether the series? A $5 bet I. ft yew I1NweT A. FAN, The.ea, Arts. F fli the mother in all of the Hardy 00OM One, "A Family :i i TA 'A IM i i i — ma," i Pitt Of the '" series, Sim the tile. In t Byisn were Andy'. s4 it Synchronized swimmers practe in Longwood music," the said. "The lAreleis", now In their fourth year, consist of 26 girls (18 full thne active members) between the ages of 5 y, five days a and 17 years, who train three week winter and summer at the Sharidan Aquatic " . The girls are getting ready to host and compete in an invitational swim meet for the girls In the 12 and under Saturday, Oct. 6, at the and under Weitmonte Recreation Center in Altamonte Springs and the Florida Association Novice Qianpionshipg for girls 12and over on Sunday, Oct. 7. - - - .. - ~M"that that wasn't i ___ n . • d sprin; Stone a the solo, duet and competitions will be held. The event is free and open to the public, according to Mrs. that they put on in conjunction with the Florida Symphony Orchestra's outdoor concert at The Springs. team Rose. She and her sister, Fran Gioe, owner of Atlantis Swim School in Altamonte Springs, swam in water shows all over the world and currently are the Duet Grand Masters National Champions for their age group. Her husband, Eddie Rose toured with her in the International Water Follies to such faraway places as New Zealand, South Africa and Tokyo, Jian. Their son, Charlie, who swims with the Blue Dolphins Swim Team, is a champion In his own right In the 10 and under age bracket breaking state freestyle and national 200 medley relay records last year. ."takesseveralyearstobulidateam,"says It Mrs. Rose, but "The Loreleis" went to the pionshlps it Canton, Ohio, this year, the first time they qualified." I didn't expect them to win, they were a year ahead of schedule, but I was very pleased when they placed In the middle or above." A group of parents formed a Boosters Club to do all the piper work, make arrangements for trips and raise funds for the team to go to meets. They have gone to the regional meets In Miami every year and have Competed at Winter Haven, St. Pdst$bUt$ and SUfliflole. "fli $j5) p4 on exhibitions. They recently performed at the opining of the W.it Orange YMCA and at the DOVst Shores cln dm7 meet. But the biggest Text By jQfl• .asuu•rry Teams from Tallahassee to Ft. Myers will compete beginning at 8 a.m. with the required figures. About noon Returning to The Springs brings back memories for Mary and Fran, who put on water shows and worked as lifeguards there in 1952 when it was still known as Sanlando Springs, before they joined the water follies. It has taken a long time to flavVe synchronized swimintng recognized as a judged sport, but now It Is included in the World Aquatic Games, the Pan-American Games, and the World Cup (;ames. "Although the Olympic Committee is still hesitant . about accepting another judged sport I don't feel it will be long until they will," said Mrs. Rose. "There is a lack of coaches, It is not an easy sport to teach, but camps and clinics are now being held for coaches. Another problem Is pool space, there are 14000 competitive swimmers in Central Florida The 50 £ meter pool at Sharidan is absolutely perfect for us as It is big enough for swimmers, divers, scuba divers and us to use at the same time." Photos B Tom Nets - .1 - I' • a, 3-;-- - I - f,. -•, I 1 .1 • -- - i. I -• d - -5;.'. I • $ b 'a I I if • I I _____ -- - - • _.I.t. — "t , It •- - _5. j. - •• -- — )_-.•.;. — ..- - — :'' 47, ---5. H.- .. • �4— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FridS.t.j& , Evening CO What Mdkes Bob Run? HOLLYWOOD (NEA) for all the other old folks. If _ After we flnith our daily everybody else was like him,: worrying about the energy all the retirement homes crisis and the recession and would close t and that Inflation, we can settle down would mean more u to some really serious ployment. A few more Bob concerns. Mine Is — when Hopes and my stock in '$ will Bob Hope slow down? Amalgamated Cane and million people In alone. He said he found It Impossible to walk around, bE25 of the crowds of _ peopl e. ("I took the 8 o'clock , down town.") Mi*4 He wasn't known then, 4$aiIt ezceptfQsewho I1 I mean, after all, he's 76 and setting a bad example WIfeel would • The rr Is amazing. He just came beck from four weeks in China, fringing '... • N 5:11 N . ,,s,,, LM thsplin movies and SosmdO(Musjc." • . . " •• 4. •... - . DJ's RTAURANT & LOUNGE HOLIDAY I.I Dj 2344 PARK DR. 321-4M24— SANFORD Private Parties £ Banquet Facilities Avaliaie • SPECIALS Our Factory Trained Technicians Service D - Prices & up ALL MAKES ' of Imported cave . and trucks. Our prices will Pleasantly 1UPrlki you, SMU • SIANOD • Or Tea — a latod BarAsdA Glass if Our Issues Free. ,- . - s • Sunday, Sept. 3o. pj featuring Wrancher at 3:30 p.m., Oct. , In, the University of Central - . ' ' . Sig!f.d NiIds Listor .........$1$.is SPECIAL SEAFOOD PLATTER Ih4$: Fillet el Fish. French Pried sarin, le, Served wi* Nab Pipplis anyone interest" In participating I CNILOBRN$PBICUI*CLUDIDPR* NO none Ii SMI ' .* LIVE NITIRTAINMT* TUSS..Uv. S P.m. ,ai ,. .' WEDNESDAY The youth orchestra, by years ago in getting the relatively new organization, contrast,lshlghly selective, American Symphony but it has been doing MONDAY - . ... .,- GoWd In terms of the community's Orchestra League to festivals at Banff, in the available talent. It will In- edabllsha Youth Syrnphony Canadian Rockies, for Tonight Show" with a two-hour sc ____ toI , AFTERNOON special featuring his now. (2) MC NEWS SPECIAL John f monologues and momorable clips from previous blesses the waters of Now y . Har bor and addresses the .s. populace at Battery Park. 11:30 12:00 5 THE RANDY DUNCAN at University of Central ____ I1!I:I orchestra on Saturday was invited to the first in- Howard Hanson's ternatfonal Festival of Youth "Romantic" Symphony. mornings. MORNING anniversary as host of ' The EV81ING Florida, $ p.m., UCP' Mnd Rehearsal Hall. Aikithelon donation of $2 to scholarship fund. flat AwneJ Wst V. Ds, riuviue, Satirday, Sept. Golf —Ir,M s au-rn, wood Ceti4r1 Cub. Othur evs, Fox Ls Park, THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 2911 Orteada Or. (Hwy. 17.92) lealuid IN OUR _Ouuisi ny Carson celebrates his 17th iday of Yom Kippur. Ensemble concert in Faculty Asium •1 the kids do both, playing at his association with the are playing all nine school during the week and youth group. Beethoven symphonies, plus rehearsing with the youth In 1969, when the orchestra recent works such as TUESDAY donTuckerasimlnetheslgnit$° the sacred Jewish hot- SARY TONIGHT 8140W John- ___ by Cemznagty Jazz Ensem ____ Jazz esacers ble directed by Mike Arena, Simday, Sept. 30, 7 p.m., ______ _______ Eutznqx*e Civic C.I, Altsme Springs. r,. $289 — Orchestras in St. Morltz, MORNING 12:00 However, they are dif. Switzerland, Betty Utter, a An Increasing number are ioo (2) o POPE PAUL II kinds of musical singer, led the commissioning composers to professional AT )THE U.N.JOHN Live coverage of ferent experiences. A school or-professional 8:00 • me INViSIBLE THREAT A effort to raise write new works especially COMEDY Pope John Paul Il's address to chestra, council of religious leaders dis- S MUSIUAL properly, Is the necessary CUSS the moral direction the TONIGHT Sylvia Fine Kayo United Nations.Assembly of the available to as many student them abroad. funds to send for premiers at their own the General concerts. These include should take as it hosts this review of 60 years In United States musicians as possible, which EVENING Pittsburgh, Bergen County, the American Musical Theatre moves Into the 1980.. means that the music It Mrs. Utter, a native of N.J., and Portland. starring Carol Burnett. Richard 11:30 plays must present Memphis, Tenn., tranChamberlain. John Davidson A PAPAL VISIT (2) TURNINGS: A YOU A and many others. report on challenges near the average splanted to Fort Worth, also Canada's Association of Pope John Paul II's historic of their abilities, PUR DIALOGUE Rabbis was in st rumental fo ur or five Youth Orchestras is a 0:00 first visit to the United States. YIkOV Rosenberg and Got- and racing tiatlg The Week REPORT John Chancellor and Fr. Robed O'Donnell report on Pope John Paul Ii's arrival In Boston at Logan Airport. EVENING SATURDAY tfeb Radxff srksbsp and EzhIbItIcn Races Conducted by imoet..Soutti Seminole Jaycees SIlldSYefternOonSspLIO,atboatrarnpon Lake ______ Fdr Ivanhoe, North Orange Aa, Orlando. St. 9.. $rimp mad Tarfer ' csoici o SALAD Sal YNISI IPICIALS. Specia/s Of TP Cat Your Gun", "Call Me Madam" and other favorlteL Free alIon, Bring folding SEAFOOD & SALAD BUFFET I u Bandahell, Orlando. Featuring . highlights from ' ' INTRODUCING oth Ligs F'lxlcis music rehearsal hail. She will be assisted by pianist Gary Wold and a string ensemble. There will also be a vocal ensemble. Proceeds to Music Scholarship Fund. AnalInelinbershIp exhibition =W open home at the Maitland Art Center, 251 W. Packwood Avenue, Maitland, Oct. 7. Gallery 1 4 p.m.; "At Home" Party in garden with mime, music, magic demonstrations and refreshments 2-4 p.m. Free to public. Gallery Is also open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am, to 1 p.m. Navy Ban of Orlaido prtuenta "An Evening with Irving Berlin", 8:30 pin., Sunday, Oct.?, Lake Eola 4444 N. 17.92 Laigws, Pit, $311316 r---' ALL YOU CAN EAT___r_j , Leukemia Super Swim ClauIc, 18 years up, noon to 2 p.m., others p.m. Days Inn ols at SR 46 Sanford and Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, - - SUNDAY' Saturday, Sept. 29, Rollins College Campus, 9 a.m. to p.m. Ethnic foods and live entertainment. Annual Country Fair and Carnival, Saturday, October 6, Winter Springs Elementary School, SR 434, 10 a.m. to 4 pin. Food, games, country store, 'arts & crafts and auction. - - •. -. _____ - - - Youth Orchestras are not new but their a growi sepm of growth has been dramatic In the past decade. ng at GQ 6 WORLD SERIES OF' Cowboys; Denver Broncos at the city of the Eastern division and by Oakland RalderL Kansas City champions. the public, as Indispensable. The have come to be valued within the music GOLF Live coverag, of third. Chiefs at Suite Seehawks round Almost every city with a profession, and by a growing segment of the frorn the Firestone Country 4:45 THURSDAY professional symphony public, as Indispensable. In Akron. Ohio. (4)S NFL TODAY orchestra, and a few without then, f a youth ortha. had real ensemble music concert was pianist Lorin 400 AFTERNOON 5. •NCAA FOOTBALL Ohio (4)S WORLD SERIES OF Pittsburgh; Phllad.Ip"ia; experience intiisor her teens Hollander. 3:00 State at UCLA GOLF (Joined In Progress) Knoxville, Tenn.; Memphis, ever loses the taste for I•EVENING age of the second game in the 0THIS 4THE NFL American League playoffs from Cincinnati; Evansville, Ind.; playing Isn't practical. has been abroad again, i000 Representative of the performing In several S TENNIS "Transamerica the city of the Eastern division and on across the country to Open Championships" Cover- champions. (Note: It the Kan- Denver, Albuquerque, N.M., more successful youth or- European countries in 1973. City Royals win the West- and Burbank, Calif.; south to chedras is Fort Worth's, This summer Included a ago of the final s of this sal AFTERNOON Wi division championship, this Birmingham and other which draws Its players concert trip to Mexico. A $175,000 tournament from Cow Palace In San Francisco. game will be played at 8:00 s cities, north into through competitive junior symphony has been ()pggy BOWDEN ET.) California. Tacoma, Wash.; j auditions from a surroun- formed to provide a pool of (3) CHARLIE PL EVENING they flourish as never before. ding area 60 miles In players from which the S JOHN 8:00 has en- diameter. First talked about senior Youth Sym phony can (12)V1NCE000LEY EVENING BASEBALL Live cover- countered some resistance In 1963, it was incorporated draw. (2 12:30 age of the second game In the from a few public school in 1965 and started perP00 CHARLIE PELL erican League playoffs from NFL FOO TB ALL New EngAm '79 land Patriots at Green Bay the city of the Eastern division music administrators, who forming the nest year. 5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Some youth orchestras key NCAA Weekly highlights of John Giordano, who was still feel it is competitive. They champlons.(Note: if the Callforare timid about Packe football contests are present. nia Angels win the Western would rather have these assistant conductor to Ezra repertoire. "You don't know EVENING division championship, this youngsters, most of whom Rachlln at the start, took how often I have to sell QZ 1008Y BOWDEN $00 game will be played at 3:00 are In their teens, devote over in 1968, and has since orchestra on the fact thatan it (2) BASEBALL Live cover- El.) their time, talent and gone on to become musical doesn't have to play diluted energies to their own school director of the Fort Worth music," admits Mrs. Utter. Sunday, Sept. 30, noon to 4p.m. Entertainment. Sixth An' Winter Park Autumn Art i'esftval, Hope and Burns are old SERVICE ___ LUNCH— - WEDNESDAY - F Fof Fail For Art Show, on-street display in Downtown Sanford, Saturday, Sept. 20, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; • _ • . . selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole lbe r sLoppy JOE — Featuring the Great American Sandwich along with your favorites from our soda fountain. 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. SAT. SEPT. ALL YOU CAN EAT RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 14 — Enjoy live entertainment - PORT V CALL — Specializing in steaks and NAL NU place. ___ — seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different - 100 . . FR AT" s ge of American and Canadian first National L gue Playoffs om ea fr symphony ordeatrai might ygp (2) NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverag, of Miami the city of the Western divialon be located or what they'd be 12:30 Dolphins at Now York Jets; doing at this inomard. But CAA FOOTBALL RegionPittsburgh Steslirs at Philedelthe strongest likelihood is coverage of Penn Silo at phis Fagls Cleveland Browns ta they're playing in one or Nebraska: other games to be it Houston Oilers a nother of the 150 U.S. or the OUflCSd. AFTERNOON • WSTUNO 40 Canadian youth orRUDY HUSSA 10 3O cheatras scattered the ianh 100 (4) S NFL TODAY (2) BASEBALL -" age of the second game In the and freadth of the continent. 200 Although youth orchestras ional League playoffs, from 2:00 C4)SNPLFOOTIAU. Tampa Nat are not new — the Portland, he city of the Western division (2) Pm-GAME SHOW Bay Buccaneers at Chicago tChWIPIOI4. Ore., orchestra Is 56 years 2:15 Old their growth has been EVENING •U BASEBALL Regional (2) m dramatic In the past coverag, of Chicago Cubs at 400 0 decade. During that time Pmsburgli Pirates; Ptilladel. (2) NFL FOOTBALL CI) MSESAU. Live coverphis PhOin at Montreal Expos P491MW coverage of ClWn. sp the first get" in the theY have "Ift to be valued flu Bingals at Dallas American League playoffs from within the music profession, &W - - ____ SATURDAY In our lounge Tiday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday All you can eat Special. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN LAKE MONROE — Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. LA By NORMAN NADEL FORT WORTH, Tens — No can for sure where the Mire con- Sports On The Air Both lunch dinner speci are featured. Live enin our lounge Men. thru Sat. 2544 Park als NS)J] 0 Drive Sanford. What makes Bob rim? the funny ioOldng thing he Nobody has an answer to carried In his hand. that. He certainly doesn't That was his old reliable need the money; Arabs come golf club, which he Carries Hope In China to him for loans. It appears along everywhere he goes. to be just a compulsion, touches now on a home In The Chinese thought It was "When I think about it, Palm Springs which will, some new kind of Western Hope says, "I have the urge according to advance invention. In Japan some to slow down. But then I reports, eventually make the years ago, Hope says, his wake up theezt day and 1 TaJ Mahal look like that golf club was confiscated I 14 — have the urM to go.,, tumbleown shack in the Japanese thought it was '21 3111211 So he goes. He says his Hawaii. a weapon. (ft might be, at suqt., SSS.1I,ij calendar Is booked solidly Dolores, Bob says, has put that. People who have well into 19M. her heart and 30111 into the Hope Play golf say it can't be "I've probably only got house and she had hoped that used for sporting purposes.) three days open It would be attractive enough Hope says he will have 15 January," he says. AndheIS to make Bob stay home hours on NBC this year, V on his agents' backs to fill more. starting with the three for those three days. HAPPY HOUSE "She said she was not the China special. That's The Hopes — Bob and his about to build WIVES about twice as much as he the house wife of 45 years, Dolores has had recently. So much — was going to be away all the are Ptdting the finishing fte. So I guess I have to for slowing down. He hys, moreover, that the movie take her with me," SANFORD LIONS CLUB ANNUAL She went along to china. about Walter Winchelihe has long been preparing will And b NOR tically bought out the definitely come to pass. He 2%h 1979 country. ("It wasn't easy for figures It will begin shooting SERVING4p.m, p.m. the pilot to land a 707 Pulling in the spring and he is getting ready to play Winchell. a trailer.") "I th he says, "that I But he loved being in can g ink," DONATIONS $2.50 PER. PERSON y my hair and get ra China. To begin with, it is away with it. You don't think TICKETS FROM ANY LION OR. one of the few places he had It's too late, AT THE DOOR do you?" never before visited. (Only There Is also talk, he says, ALL PROFITS GO TO THE LIONS major country left he hasn't about him and George Burns SIGHT"PROGRAM ________ been In Is India.) He was teaming up to do a road amazed at a lot of things, picture, like the ones Hope beginning with the size of the and Bing Crosby used to do. O(M I LAKE MARY PHILLIPS 011,— Try our Fried our own kitchen." We feature home cooking and hospitality. One. quarter mile off 1-4 on Lake Mary Blvd. an Get Vital Training SO ___ Friday, Si,?. 2$, 1fl-. Young Musicians ____ Clilcken, "fried to perfection In walk streets freely. He was std at, but not because he was a star. What aroused the co urloslty of the Chinese was • • a) C Time Out To Eat So he •. was Uvi. lsU4,a .. ••. . bofts to Beijing and Ilo-hos to Hunan, which turned IntO a three-hour NBC special on Se~. 16. He was home maybe a day and a half and RAZA I • GU If y.s're fI.&4Rg of getU out of thç howe and 'are l.ekl.g fir aumotMig to di th weekend, here we a few ssatIs: had nen his movies before they were banned. Hope says theonly l011e5e fhhi shown there today are do DE TELEVISION Sept.mb.r 28 thru October 4 Herald Sanford, El. (I) NBC NEWS SPECIAL ____ j Chanciio and Fr. Robert o'oonnes report on . IPE.' pull them forward, con- In Washington, D.C. Par- concert at Lincoln Center In celvably to professional ticipating were ensembles New York City. status or that of skilled adult from the District of 'um*eurmialcjans. Columbia. Montgomery ' Ib traLniz4.fut ,-.. Cy.Jo. 1000 1*05. . (4DO OCTOBER 5tipvon LQvsloy reporti Pregnancy after the age of jiO ... 10. nuclear safety and the — of larAose in ---- _ function of the orchestra Is to Carter Barren amphitheater toured the East, including a THURSDAY MORNING - POPe John P Ii's historic vie tJo . - S SPECIAL NIWS. , .• - al' ____ dude from 50 to 100 of the Orchestra division, which several summers. Organized best performers available. she headed for three years. last year was the Youth Their repertoire normally Two years ago the first Symphony of the United will be more advanced and American Fest ival of Youth States, which is based In demanding, because the Orchestras was held at the Houston, and this summer ____ _______ ra, 'oñductora, and sburg u. -.• N.J., Ain. woo -- ._ Pr._J______.__________ •.__. I .1 II -. - ,- 1 ' • 4 .,- I - . - '' * ., .I• .. : • .. - , H • - V p - 1 - -a 6 . ______________________ a t - ' 1 $ • . : , ..j - •' : ' — - - -- -: - - ___ • ' 4 ' -, - . I '4.'. ' --'U! - .- ' 't ••- - ' k'' : -: -. - :'' - • •.-- .. .-.-•. __ -- ' - I- - .'. - --' . - - . . •' . - . - •- - .--.. - .- - .- . _____ -_ ., , ...• .- __________ : 3- - �ob ê-Evenki HiraM, Sanford, Ft. FRIDAY EVENING 600 Friy, 5it. 26. 17 September 28 Sach & Co. 9.n fM IM Rnrwrnri r.i re (1) (2)®00NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES "io MOdificetio," 6:30 NEWS (DOCININEWS 0 ABC NEWS A$ MAN BEHAVES "Controlling HumanhavIor" .: 7:00 (2) THREE'S A CROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY •P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S *11.0 THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL / LEH REM REPORT 7:30 (2) TIC TAO DOUGH (4)HAPPYDAYSAGAIN NEWLYWED GAME FAMILY FEUD N AS' N The doctors conspire to retire a gung-ho colonel whose military sitplolts are making the hospital busier life Is upset by woman (Marietta Hartley) If)O4nt5d by the court to coiled $35,000 In Judgment from the detective. (4)0 THE DUKES OF I4AZ. ZARD Boss Hogg geti fed Up with the Dukes and iflPOftl his nasty nephew to help him put the boys out of commission for good. 0 MOVEMENTS Ed TiME The Southern Ballet Theatre wm present a premiere Perform. ance of folk and classical ballet, modern dance • as a ocaily produced pe the now studio ofWM. 10:00 (3) El$CHIED Detective Ejaciged leirs that thi psy. chopath responsible for a series of ettacits on women is planning a shooting ate crowd. ad religious festival, (Part 2 of 2) - --- MACEEv Ford, Jimmie Rodgers, Michelle Rodgers, Bobby ______________________________ Butler. 0 LAWRENCE WEUC 0 AS MAN BEHAVES "The MORNING Mind Of Man, II, Physiology Of (2) THE GONG SNOW The Senses" ® FAMILY FEUD 5:00 100 as TUN e. R.qvi SOUL TRAIN CHIPS Jon and Ponch, 5:30 WRESTLING on temporary duty at Malibu • 0 ml GROWiNG YEARS Beach, have to cope with beau. "The Learning Infant" Mull girls and two rival teen-ego IOO THE LAW AND YOU 130 . 6 HOT DOG (4) 0 WORKING STIFFS •STAR TREK When While escorting mother.to.b. Kirk goes to help a small planet . in Nikki to 11w doctor's office, tsIPOflh5 to a dismiss calf, •FRIENDS Mike runs into a fleeing bank the Enterprise is threatened robber. 610 with destruction, (I) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN 0 THE ROPERS When the • THE GROWING YEARS rinkVLanguage 0 SPECTRUM Stanley Is forced into using an 2:00 •HOT FUDGE unfriendly neighbor's kitchen PRE4AME SHOW (2) to cook a gourmet meal for JOO 0 THE GROWING YEARS ___ lisien's snooty sister. PROFILES IN EDUCATION "The Emerging Personality" -FARM HOME 2.15 SILACKAWARENESS (4)0 SAD NEWS BEARS () BASEBALL Regional • Buftermaker and the Bsans go coverage of Chicago Cubs at BATTLE OF THE PLANETS alt out to help 8-year-old Regi Pittsburgh Pirates; PhlIade(.. cope with his first romance, 730 phIaPhfflatMontE,,n MW 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL (3) BAY CITY MOUERE Nick's student create chaos 2:30 ARTHUR AND COMPANY when thsy search for a stolen •MAVERICK "Escape To 26 MINUTES Tampico" diamond at a high society • party. 0 THE GROWING YEARS MALI "me "Individual Differences" SATURDAY 12:30 (1) MOVIE "Chamber Of Horrors" (C) (1966) Patrick O'Neal, Suzy Parker. A hornl. cidal maniac arnoutates his chained hand toospe execution, but returns seeking revenge with (2 Mrs.) 12:37 •itovi In The War Daddy?" (C) (1966) James Coburn. Dick Shown. Instead of battling for an Italian tOwn, the troops Join in the town's annual wine feat. (2 Hrs. 18 Min.) $00 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Cats. Guests: "M," Iggy Pop, The Records, Lens LOVItCh, & •MOVIE "A Man Called Gannon" (C) (1969) Tony Fran. close, Michael Sarrazin An experienced cowboy sits about leaching an Eastern dude the ways of the range. (2 Hrs) (4) NEWS 2:55 September 29. SUNDAY - •ANOTHER VOICE - - t30 ® cHun.cH SERViCE •THE LIVING WORD •yI,WpOfjfl ON NUTRI.. T1ON 0 AFTER HOURS ,4 CHRISTOPHER COSEUP 7.100 a) 21COMPANY (I) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM •MARLO AND THE - MAGIC ND MACNINE FALWELL 7:30 a pi HILLS CHURCH OF THENAZAPENE (4) SUNDAY MORNING •FAITH FOR TODAY •DIRECTiONS The World Council of Churches' Internsfkn.l rnnf.ir.a In dlarii,t _, -------- ---- Kayak World ("magnificent links") itSO two rom ousbec (2) GOOAJ.A 2. lIly.) Melbearee; S pre ew of the Pacific G vi ChomplonehIp from Australia (11smoo nostic grow Im wilereel. 0SCOOSY AND WRAPPY Tucson. Arl;cons. 11 Dwbw Cove" 0* DOO 8 M VALLEY An old con 611ARTKNAANDSKY Natal, Soidh Africa (ax man J outhis Partn wIns boating holiday, the Harts become fugitives from a band ' stood the tm at tIffle") g% Q 1 ' (slow PICIS the roots of country music with such c1leselce a. --O,.p 610. soil' Speclar end ,, "Foggy Mountain Breakdown. (A) F-+ROOP 4. (aMe Ia * _____ W4 the MOXIC4M POW*. 6 AUSTIN CFTY LIMITS "The Ead Scruggs RrAW' Back to -II ll' 0 JONNY OUST (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING ® MOM "This G(OUp".(C) 0 ING 0 THE NFL 1, II later; Valencla, ("iride at Hartman, =: on McCarthy. Eight l IIinseparable college friends bluomi involved in spiela) iii flavor") doolk I7I alter gredus. Is IkIM; Z Le4t" 12 HrQ '800dand ("fidmil of dl 00 • io OP STAR CONhadkWel lks 00111.1$") MAND S SMEW$ •MONTVPYTHofr$ FLY- 12:30 CHARLIE (4) ADAM-12 Malloy and Read cite the new Police Commissloner for a traffic violation. (Part 1) 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 179 Weekly highlights of key NC football contests are presented. BOBBY BOWDEN 0 FLORIDA REPORT 100 NFL (2) FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Miami Dolphins at New York Jets; Pittsburgh Steelers at Philadel. phia Eagles; Cleveland Browns at Houston Oilers (4) ADAM-12 Malloy and Reed are hosts to the new police commissioner on night watch patrol. (Part 2) as oei I f• i& becomes the one stalked. (R) who shot a poet from being locked away until they can fig. 6:30 ure Out why he did it. cas NEWS TENNIS "Transamerica 030 MINUTES Open Championships" Cover. U ABC NEWS age of the finals of this $175,000 tournament from ______ (2) (12) DISNEY'S WONDERnNnrR.. ,.. ,.,.... .in oan .-.. ..uw IdId rrancI5Q, FUL WORLD "51.000000 California. Duck" A science professor 10:30 (Dean Jones) discovers a labo. ratory duck that was exposed @) CONSUMER BUYUNE to radiation Is laying eggs with 11:00 golden yolks. (Part lot 2) (A) (2) (4)00 0 NEWS (4)0eouIpwTES 11:15 GOUT OF THE BLUE Ran. (4) CBS NEWS dom tries to convince runaway Laura to give up her Job as a 11:30 truck-stop waitress and come (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Anne home. Of The Thousand Days" (1969) • NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Richard Burton, Genevieve SPECIAL 'Strange Creatures Bujold. The stormy and finally Of The Night" Bats, owls. hye- tragic love affair of England's nas and sightless cav&dwelllng King Henry VIII and the willful fish are examined through the and outspoken Anne Boleyn is lens of a sophisticated night. dramatized. (R) vision camera. (A) C4)FLORIDAI 0 THE NIGHT STALKER 7:30 Creatures that grew from cells •A NEW ND OF FAMILY Kit and Abby's happy house- In an eight-million-year-old soil hold turns Into a war zone sample go on a rampage in when their 13-year-old daugh- Chicago. ters become rivals for a 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Linda Lewis, Showaddy Waddy, Paul cheerleading position. Nicholas, Gilbert O'Sullivan. &00 A5'TD IJt1 IDO _-_ _ Evening Iforap, Sanford, Ft. I CROSSWORD 1 No NONE NONE Jul NONE ONE MEMNON MENEM MEMMEME MWEENE OMAN ONE Now ONE MEMO MEMNON MOMEMEM MENEM OMEN4i MENNONE NONE MEN MEEM AMEM ANN OEM won, MEN --IL II ' .0 WIld mcW' S VI PBOPLI Host DaVid (C) (liii) WUhIlJfl N01d511, Mosu 1cs with Nat RanIA- Ernest SOInlfw. Outlaws r of joilon.cool !Yoduc0 PWM C Hone That_ illwcon 'U theatre group t.;::i:9 Field" The adii of a ainy.(2Hrs.) 0 S MOVIE "The Deadly V?UuiIi)S ('iiib dodo F1111 IJ1I&3 turtle a Of lesers Into pennant Trackers" (C) (1673) Rlchird :us at maksi th It a teegh ajftji4 (P (3)pjp NWrIS, Rod Taylor. tranquil u far lbs b") 8 A irltI, 1i*VUi The I we of S psioeful sliatlilis .batI. lIs RMs kidh' Mind Of Man, I. Sensory Trans. lured wits' his wife is killed aid poit, ladad ('ptuiu a misalia" hiS 'Oil thai t'OetaOs by a SNW unique rough which can isis ,ssw bMk It if it year WITH JOY Shebs' (C) (till) Vul B,nar, N Airport MO COMM dub' TAIMMIOL"Moa f VEN 7i0 Pon DIIB rem = 00 of Oft of MA FOOTS" 0D THREE ACN aid their lOng __ of 0us LIn' klomi, (i lit Ifre.) Iafitsd awiap. NOW a '" "" Swim 10 be __ The - - - . - OEM •••• I 44 4 7 Teen-agers And Fathers t. 0 MOVIE "it Ain't Hay" ' (1943) Bud Abbott, Lou Havoc abounds when a champion home is given sway by mistake. (1 1/2 Hrs.) S ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:00 0 EUROPE: THE MIGHTY CONTINENT "How Are The Mighty Fallen" An "Iron Curtain" descends across L2 ONE DAY AT A TIME (Season Premiere) Ann decides survey by Ladles Home to enroll in the same college Journal. that Barbara is attending. According to the poll. four0 THE ASSOCIATES fifths of the girls and threeLovesick Tucker finally makes his move on Sara after he gets fourths of the boys would some advice from an author of trade In their parents for Europe and the Berlin Blockado becomes a challenge to the Free World. nnwr rnn.l.1u 4.00 IUhHdB1I F1UVIL uu OCD vs R 14NFL FOOTBALL Gwatop choices for father Year-old airplane pliot; i sci. (2) Regional coverage o Dallas (4)0 900 sec. laboratory atop a Conwere. ALICE Mel makes the flecticut mountain staffed by ' Bud mistake of offering a free mew Cowboys; Denver Broncos at L MlckseI'Laai.s customer who doesn't to every Oakland Raiders; Kansas City ION 3. Robed Redfwd got a smile from his waitress. Chiefs at Seattle Sethawks M Mow --Lowma Frontier" a EUROPE- THE MIGHTY a MOVIE "Murder By 4. Lee Majors (W" (1935) John Wayne. CONTINENT "A Certain Death"(1976) Peter Falk, Peter 6. CUM Eastwood Sheli Terry. A cowboy strugSellers. A wealthy eccentric Amount oi Vioience" i56 Boys would choose to 9188 to owdoft himsell of am the Russian Invasion of assemblies a colle0lon of the blatsd Oil by world's greatest detectives to Hungary, a crisis in Suez, and lde crocked IIWII! (1 the creation of the Common Investigate a murder which 2. Lee Majets MDTAJLI iaar$(.t may or may not occur. S THE INVISIBLE THREAT A •MASTERPIECE THEATRE 3, CI Eastw..d C Of tu'OI0USHode.adl."Love For Lydia" 4:46 "The Hulk" CUM ft I Hill III! MIA - the NFL TODAY Edward spend Lydia mlsomblis and Ferrs M115d Slates Should the II spring apart from each other. JINitiNl CSdST 100 moves into Its 1160's. are reunited eventually aISWORLO URIES OF " 0 of their orts through th0 in Pr ) ,or 1"). mother, FREESTYLE "Cheersl"GOLF (Joined friend Alex Sanderson. (Part 2 PMqReman the on the OIN ,tsuuujjtatid'8 5!d of 12) ä ' 0d 1. jaelp CONTINENT "A European 9:30 scisno (4) THE JIFFER$ON$ ides" Europe in the 'lOs lathe lift 3 sosneof widespread student George becomes sven more a room in Cudmio- an opmardoc whon he Is do- L Cb"Tho •:-. NY sen "Midtown Small Businessvalda, a Midisetern war and B. Funk FawesU man OfTheYear." subsequent oil crisis, and the T1IEIII WANDYOU sat. Jseksis s. IS FIRST BAPTIST beginnings of East-West pj IM 7 ov,s CHURCH detente. (3)0 PRIME TIME SUNDAY 5,1* FIsM JNS 9:30 Chris Wallace reports OI' restrictions on foreign nationiai000u • , (3)TIJIi*S. A you KIP.15 workIng at embassies boys would like to be And 1VVING Yak" "aat a women who rouinlift mothered frj: ow owden Tusbur aunL.s Ills einllI brothers and els*s aspirated 1. ui$ IMd _ - - - ._. - 42 Plays B.Srfl -- - •F1U1i so by adoption; Earl Weellier. this manager of the I)55MEWS UPON A CLASSIC stimore0dole.,laprOfUed. • "ml Man From Nowhere" A (4) THE SAXTERS an ha 101 - ' oo .,.ifrn .. oo aoii SIZZLER HUR CANE SPECIALS I ' com - - - AWNING SALE 25 0o tb 3 or Installed 'BAKED ENAMEL FINISH IN _• TERM •CHOICE Of COLORS Z' omndftmwiwmhol. ft 00 YON iou - ___ . ano oon:oo crnoci 31 Irregular I Donny nr;i O0J motion (naut.) plays in Hap- !J0tJ 33 Pigeon sound py Days 00130 3X)O0D 34 Alone 8 Poker term U1EiU0JL1 36 TV's 9 Actress San. LIDOE1D 3rW11J1iri Country dra 000 001113 )0(1 39 Pleasure ii Sketches OD 0000 000c seeker 13 Deborah - - .1t30 (3)0 SATURDAY NIGHT BUCk HatWIJ. GUNI. Friday, Sept. 2$ I7 -7 --...--. "- between -.----(2) MOVIE "The Kid From the Interaction sd- • WRESTLING 12:00 ACROSS by Jones 21 Request ly Left Field" (Premiere) Gary .ce and religion is examined. 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN MOVIE "Death Car On The Russian dry Defeated 23 Late actor 40 TV producer Coleman, Robert Guillaume. A Freeway" (Premiere) George REVIEW 600 meazure 48 Harem room Spencer Norman bat boy's baseball strategy (1) VOICE OF VICTORY Hamilton, Shelley Hack. A 4 Blood reiative49 indigo dye 24 Bustle 1:W 1 Record of one launches a losing team on a Insane (4) THREE ROBONIC 51 Paris airport 25 Nothing (4)0 NFL TODAY year winning streak that takes them beautiful television reporter 10 The same 52 Garland STOOGES sets out on a dangerous search 27 Frozen water42 Actress BarS 5 WALL $TREET WEEK to the World Series 8 0 REX HUMSAND s for a psychotic driver using his (Latin abbe.) 53 Debauchee 28 Naggative con bars "Television And The - '803" 12 Anchor • SHOW uypBOpt_ 54 Forward part function 43 Actor Conrad Guest: Ellen B. Sachar, senior PLACEARCHIE Archie IsBUNKER' more thanvan to force young women off 14 -Day At A 55 Actress - 29 Japanese • SESAME STREET (R) security analyst for Goldman, upset when he learns of Edith's the road and then molest them. Time Meara board game 45 Jewelers' Sach & Co. (R) plans to take a job helping the &W 15 Biblical city 56 Actor 30 Pronoun weight sysmentally disturbed. (2) SUNDAY MA$8 13:10) 200 Nielsen 32 Moves tern 0 MORK I MINDY Mork ® MARIO AND THE MAGIC (4)0 NFl. FOOTBALL Tampa 16 William - 57 -, We Have unsteadily 46 Otherwise plays doctor to save Chuck MOVIE MACHINE wrote Bus Bay Buccaneers at Chicago No Bananas 35 Goddess of 47 Stains (Roddy McDowall), an ailing Stop 0 ORAL ROBERTS DOWN Bears harvest 48 Palm leaf robot friend. from the junk pile. ciloose MOMS 17 Sault I Actress 37 Caviar 6 BASEBALL 50 Presidential 9-.00 Marie Mnell, 38 Actress Cico nickname EUROPE THE MIGHTY 5 CONNECTIONS: AN (3)ARCHIECAMPBELL 18 Star in Aquila 2 Old Greek ALTERNATE VIEW OF CONTINENT "Human Rights... (4)5 SUNDAY MORNING 20 Angry coin Fundamental Freedoms" At CHANGE "The Trigger Effect" • BEVERLY HIUJIIuE5 22 ABC's Bathe' 3 Decree .... James Burke reaches WUI U UIU L,UUIVII UI (1 UIiAI. MUUiRT5 ra 4 Cindy Wil 1 7,C00 years to Egypt and the comes under the tyranny of Burt Reynolds might seem 24 Reply ROGERS (A) hams is - LJ000 0000 0OI invention of the plough to illusStalin and, in the West, 6 Comedian an unlikely father figure. But s Electrified trate the basic "trigger" of his9:30 Li000 0000 M3I Churchill and Di Gaulle (all Alan particle he was the top choice of teentorical change. (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI. from power. Cauca' 8 Bogart's nick. 0 0000 E100I0 LEE agers as a replacement for 30 North J0EMJ100 8:30 sian language name 3:00 •KIOSAREPEOPLETOO their own fathers in a recent AND - U.S.A. • Top GolfSARTOFSEINGHLJMAN '' O JOHN MCKAY 0 ISSUES AND AW 600 ______ ®ATTER WAY Oregon. Worlds ' (2) BOBBY BOWDEN (1) CHARUE PELL MORNING 0 $ • L. MJMUP. lush (.4) DALLAS The shock of - - - -- (2) SJ *140 THE BEAR - 3:00 600 DICK CAVETT Guest: Ten- the Ewing baby being kid- • MOVIE 326 "Mouse On The (2) DAFFY DUCK (Siuon Premiere) BJ lends his 0 THE LONG SEARCH nessee Williams. (A) napped bands the family help in or-an'-'ng seven femaie "Protestant Spirit U.S.A." Moon" (C) (1963) Margeret (4) S MIGHTY MOUSE / together as they each try van. 8.00 PWnslld Eyre explomis the vIW truckers to combat a gang of Rutherford. Terry-Thomas. HWWAJECKLA of localft the child (I)ODIFFRENT STROKES out means;_____ ruthless competitors. (Part 1 of o religious expression among When a scientist from the 0 SUEMPRIENOS Its kidnappers. (Part 2 Of 2) Arnold learns Larry Alder has Grand Duchy of Fenwlck 5 AMERICAN GOVERPIENT American protestants, inter- 2) MOYERS lJ4AL been offered a iv in Now • acquires a rocket, h goes to view" both preachers and (1) ONO &"We UTTLE York. and knowing that Ruthis "Women Inside" Inmates of a 830 SHAMUS (Premiere) Arnie the moon, where he meets worshippers. (A) Miami prison discuss 'their would be miserable out of CASPER AND THE Sutter (Brian Dennehy), a Russian and American utroO- everyday lives, hopes and he sets oult O ANGELS drown with 610 Moyers. 0 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (1) 0 WORLD SERIES OF. house detective at an Atlantic top the show. City casino, vW his son Max GOLF Live COvotlg5 of third. (Doug McKeon) search for the C4)O THEINCREDIBLEHULK ltOO 9:00 An accident at a chemical war5S NEWS round play In this tOurnNnent person threatening a nightclub from the Firestone Country tare research station sends Dr. 5 DICK CAVETT Guest: Hatsinger's life. (4)0 BUGS SUNNY / ROAD Club In Akron, Ohio. Banner on a desperate send' old Clurman, (Part 2 of 2) (R) • LOVE BOAT "Doc, Be RUNNER for an antidote to save the lives 4:00 Patient" Susan Sullivan; 0 PLASTIC41" 11.30 of himself andafriend. •NCAA FOOTBALL Ohio "Dance With Me" Carol 0 BOXM Live coverage of (2) 0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Statist UCLA Lawrence, Starr Danias; Carson. Guests: Lola Feline, 9:30 the WBC World Heavyweight 5 PROSE REAL TIME Br.- "Going My Way" Arlene Steinberg, Calvin Trlllin, -Championship bout between S ART OF BEING HUMAN yard - -- - __-.....-.,.., ,.uui. "-v- . Larry Holmes and Earnie CIS santa Real Time," its own vat10:00 (4) THREE'S A CROWD 10:00 Shavers; Sugar Ray Leonard slon of the nationally acclaimed (2) SUPER GLO. A MAN CALLED vs. Andy Price In a 12-round 0 MOVIE "The Family Way" "Scared Straight," putting SEIROITERS (C) (1967) Haylsy Mills, John SLOANE Sloane sets out to Which are the world's top bout; Roberto Duran vs Juvenile offenders face to face BUI,. thwart a tycoon's plan to use a no Gonzales na 10-round wel- Mills. A newly married couple golf courses? Golf Digest pc with prisoners. Host Pat has a West doo of trouble trio of brainwashed military torwelght bout. (From Cassam contributing editor Peter Holmes talks with the origin&when they are forced to live OftWs to take over oil-rich 10:30 Palace In Las Vegas.) tons of the program, Doberelner, who travels th wi the nations. groom's parents. (1 iI SHMOO WASHINGTON WEEK IN more than 100,00 miles a ® POPEYE 1/2 Hrs.) (4.)S PARIS (Premiere) woo4:30 REVIEW year covering the game, 5 ir EVERYBOOY'8 BUSI. 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ORLANDO *524111 AFTER 60US$ CALl. *53.2)5) '" - 4I 11 - -. . . Ar . - - / -- ' t 74 V. Xz - ' A �S—Evening HiraM, Sanford,, FL AIP FrIdey, SW. 2S, IM Gains Daytime Schedule Respect HOLLYWOOD (NEA) r Sam Arkoff is the closed thing Hollywood has toa tycoon these days. But this soft-spoken, Iowa born, well-educated lawyer Is a far cry from the '• Goldwyn— Warner-Mayer-Cohn-type tycoons of Hollywood's peat. Quietly for the pest 25 yesrs, he has led hlsstudio — Ame,jcan. International to success. Mod of that time the public went to no AlP movies altimuo the crft1 sniped at them Arkoff and c his late partner, James NICbOIIOO, tuned out movies — 510f them — that were almost all s whet had tobe called the B-category. Now, however, with this th anniversary coining u, SAM ARKOFF AlP and Arkolf and their films are getting belated Francis Ford Ccppola's first FUriOus" with John Ireland recogoftfrAu./ film. Jack Nicholson darted and Dorothy Malone. That And such greats as "A at that studio. So did Martin was how It all darted. Bucket Of Blood," Scorsese, Peter Fonda, knew, Arkoff says, "Dementia 12" "The Richard Dreyfuu, Ralph thatThey B-pictures were suç. Amazing Colossai Man" and Bakahi, Brian DePalma, posed to be dead. That was "Beach Party" will be John Mule, Ivan Reitznan, when Hollywood was rumshown with all the pomp and Tom Laughlin, Robed ning scared scared, circundance the nnsewn DeNiro and many others, mostly, of television. uses when ft shows "Ct1zen Arkoff, before 1004 when Everbody felt there was no Kane." he started the studio with more room for B-pldures in Actually, American.bg- Nicholson, was a show- theaters that TV would ernatkinal has contributed business lawyer. He got into siçply the. nation with all the much to American cinema, production with an early TV B-pIctures it wanted. So many of today's greats show, "The Hank McCune But, Arkoff says, he and got their dart with AlP Show."Nlcholson's back- Nicholson fox them might be because Arkoff took a ground was as an exhibitor. truth in the old scientific chance on them when they Together, they scrounged adage that "nature abhors a were young. $3,000 to bankroll a little vacuum." So they stepped In "Dementia 13" was beauty called "Fad and to fill the B-picture vacuum. MORNING - - a THE FBI 1:30 O SUMMER SBIE$TER 1:13 PTLCLUS - ® 8 MARCI+ FOR TOMORROW 1:25 (2) TOOAY FLORIDA S RYAN'S HOPE 50000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 PASSWORD PLUS NEWS 1:00 OD 0 DAYSOP OUR LIVES $30 (2) 0 TODAY (I) 5 THE YOUNG AND THE 50000 MORNING AMIRI- PASTLM CA SALLMYCHILDREIN LLIAS,YOGAAImYOU(JI) *11 c4)cucIcARRm. (2) COUNTRY ROADS 1:30 ms en ALLEN SHOW 1:00 OONAHI* MOM DOUGLAS OMOVIS 0D11NAH1 EDUCATIONAL GRAMIMING (4) UPUEAT (4)SAS THE - WORLD 2:00 c2)ThUD0CTORS PRO. 1:55 UPSTOUVI 2= (2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD 10:00 00ENER. 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October 1 reservoir - trying to reover stolen money, an attendant mistakenly opens a giant drain valve, 5 MUSICAL COMEDY TONIGHT Sylvia Fine Kay. hosts this review 0160 YW1 In the American Musical Theatre starring Carol Burnett. Richard the his first newspaper job Journal. Children" The evidence linking toxic herbicides, pesticides and other chemicals to cancer. miscarriages and birth defects Is examined. "The Unpleasantness At The Biiona Club" Five peopje stand to gain from the general's death, but one of them must lose everything. (Part 4) iioo 1 LJ 1 'V %Rl~' A (F0M•A'S'H theUnited8tatesl,p,,,ted clashes with aHawkeye determined for- • THE WORLD OF sign o ff icer over the TIC TAO DOUGH LIN AND JEFFER1of Orson treatment oil wounded Kore. HAPPY DAYS AGAIN an woman whom the officer Is Welles and Nina Foctu narrate THE NEWLYWED GAME t his historical montage anxious to interrogate. FAMILY FEUD SS and Ray M'AVH Thepersonnel • NFL FOOTBALL New Eno- designed by Eames. ØI) land Patriots at Green Bay he40llthtryto make a JAME a ,' FEW 'hEARS D N A0 5 TO SI o*jpc when threst.nd with row 9130 mint. (I) 5 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 12:00 ICIC CAVE" Guest WU. Lee decides to prod Carlson for i) THREE'S A CROWD Styron. (Part lof2) a raise, and Jennifer falls In • HARRY O While helping a love with a pen,$iess but handfriend with a mililon dollar can, Harry becomes embroiled In LITTLE HOUSE ON THEsome • repWm MARK RUSSELL j, j. the black marketing of Oriental ME The Ingalls family are leading pIN hor art tree-u--s. *ad and upeet when that custody leaves nothing sacred as he •NEW$ inpi to gain legal attacks the hudNnas of the 1bert Is blocked by the iNo SAME day In this special from the ® THE NIWLpWto . red foullar Katharine Comas Theatre in u "CAN MO u__ a enr New York. ____ - jN - . MH _ '' Li I -I I I I I I , 1, APJSt rb ¶M5 L.AS'r CHARTYOUR COURSE tote 7 - Fabulous 10 HEARTY COMIUNATION Lobster with Ahsksu Crab legs ¶ hi.5 isii.i WITH DINNER YOU GET: Onion seep, all the salad you can eat from our fabulous salad bar, yew choke SI Net baked petatses, yellow rice, or vsgslable of the day. -. DISCOVERY BELLY he barred from airing the son, especially after Moscow Olympics and grandfather leaves himan giving the Commies the enormous legacy that ch i ance to diaien' lnate - -4 the-scene's novel, tackles the film industry. - ___ t O'00fli! - William Goldman's "Tinsel," another behind- man. Therest of the time Game," "Fiorello.") he's a zombie, His "Tryout" begins well nothingness appeals to enough with the story of Jennifer, who leaves Teller Chuck Cornell who wants to for him. "It was clear to forget his mysterious past Jennifer that Robert and find a new future In front Schein's genius was in his of the footlights. Abbott nothingness. Just because he nicely recreates dingy had no discernible traits of dressing rooms, the Inhis own, he was the mirror of fectious camaraderie and everyone else's needs, the sweet excltement of a wishes, fantasies the first performance. ultimate celebrity, Finally Chuck's past Teller, 'repulsed by the catches up with him and he's monster he has created, exposed as Brooks Blakely, watches in horror as Schein son of the powerful and tradeshis stand-up comic unsavory B.J. Blakely, head role for thit of a flag-waving of one of the largest inpatriot. His Instant platform. dustrial fortunes in the is that the net works should cowry, B.J. despises his sr,g 11:41 ' beautiful and ambitious, lives of three women who, Jennifer Blade, catch after reading the "Tinsel" Schein's first performance script, are willing to corn- TVEijS.E REPORT John Chancellor and anniversary as host of "The Fr. Robert O'Donnell report on Tonight Show" with a two-hour Pope John Paul It's historic vii. special featuring his now. jrp' ij it to the United States. famous monologues and mern(4)0 cuA NEWS THE CROSS-WITS orable clips from previous REPORT reportSPECIAL on MACNEIL I LEHRUR shows. Pope John Paul It's historic visit to KM the 12:33 0 ABC MOVIE "Having respected TV commentator. want. He discovers Schein when he Unfortunately, too much of and his colleague-lover, the the story is devoted to the at a comedy workshop. promise everything to land Babies III" (1978) Susan SulliSchein falls flat on his face, the lead. These pathetic van, Patty Duke Astin. A group literally. That's it, but it tales, undoubtedly part of of dedicated doctors help three brings the house down and the Hollywood story, come families who are experiencing Teller decides-to do a piece across as a lot of soap opera. 8:30 medical and emotional prob0 ANGIE Overwhelmed by lems during pregnancies and on him the next day. Yet Goldman pulls all the guilt after mistaking advice childbirth. (A) Viewer response not only stories together and wraps it from Brad to be a romantic ignites Schein's career, but up with an unexpected twist. 12:40 overture, Marie decides to run persuades CBN, perennially CBS LATE MOVIE "In The Less successful is George 0 away and become a nun. Matter Of Karen Ann Quinlan last in the ratings, to tran- Abbott's "Tryout," a behind9:00 (1977) Brian Keith. Piper sform itself ito the Per- the-curtain novel that should (4)0 MOVIE "Portrait Of A Laurie. The true story of two sonality Network. Soon, "its never have seen opening Stripper" (Premiere) Lesley parents' fight to remove artifinewscasts had taken on night. Abbott Is one of Ann Warren, Edward cial life support systems from almostasurrealisticquality. Broadway's Herrmann. A widow tries to their comatose daughter is most _ dramatized. maintain a decent life for herThe WRAP-Around News no distinguished writers, longer even pretended to directors and producers, so depict life as it was lived in it's disappointing that his the city of New York." first novel lacks the When in front of a imagination and drama of O catners, Scheln Is the per- his many stage hits, ("Damn feet, vapid TV talk-show Yankees," "The Pajama -rti ic L11 ViTAJ6 shutdown of THE RUSSIAN CONNEC. , dIISCIO, from the Palestine Liberation Organiza. Chamberlain, John Davidson tion tell how they were trained and many Others, to be terrorists at a secret KGB 1:00 camp In the Soviet Union. THE 17TH ANNIVER. 11:1 SARY TONIGHT SHOW John. (2)(11) NBC NEWS SPECIAL fly Carson celebrates his 17th Slard 'w;.a 12:30 (4) ADAM-12 The officers flirt with death in skirmishes with a dangerous shakedown artist. load- O NOVA "A Plague On Our their paper. 5 MURDER MOST ENGLISH Pack -. log docks at the Milwaukee ALL IN THE FAMILY chle Feels Lift Out" P.M. MAGAZINE d Impression On apsychia- girlfriend. (A) 0 HAPPY DAYS Rich le lands GOOD TIMES O DO= UPON ACLAIM up EVENING - PRO- S M'AS'H S ALL IN THE FAMILY (4)5 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 6 1 1:41 725 (2) a WHEEL OF FORTUNiE 2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 5 FAMILY FEUD ]) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Ap$5 0NEW Books VALUE 130 TURNS Star' Gazing self and her young son while working as a dancer In a nightclub. 0 THREES COMPANY While selling cosmetics door-to-door, Friday, Sept. 28,1 5,17— 97" Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - Aid ' 6:00 (z NEWS a) CF By ANN CUNNIFF pervasive, Powers lampoons 5 ART OF BEING HUMAN Chrissy unexpectedly finds her. American Library Ann. everything from anchormen FACE by Ron Powers I Delacorte, 406 pages, The Sunlit Chariot" self in a winner-take-all strip "Just like God, this to politics to humor. $9.95) poker game. :30 business," she said. "It Unfortunately, toward the TINSEL by William Goldman (Delacorte, 342 pages, 1:30 (2) 0 NBC NEWS scares me sometimes. If we end his energy lags, his $10.95) 0 TAXI Elaine, convinced her (4).CBS NEWS • don't create them, they don't satire loses its sting and the TRYOUT by George Abbott (Palyboy, 312 pages, $9.95) hectic life Is driving her crazy, 5 ABC NEWS decides an easier cure than get created. They don't reader loses interest. ART OF BEING HUMAN seeing a psychiatrist would be exist." This ungodly "Dionysus: Ecstasy And William Goldman's to spend a night with Alex. business is television, a "tinsel," another behind-the- when B.J. tries to - wrest and out of New York, uniquely American industry screens novel, tackles the control of Chuck's stock Guatemala and Europe. 10:00 700 0 THE LAZARUS SYN. that Ron Powers ruthlessly film industry. Goldman is a while Chuck tries to finance Naturally, the conflict is (2)TH$ESACMOWD DRONE Dr. St. Clair Is sued and hilariously satirizes in noted scriptwriter and his own show. The action resolved with a theatrical (MALL IN THE FAMILY "Et Tu. ArJle" for malpractice by a woman his first novel, "Face author ("Butch Cassidy and switches to Palm Beach and flourish, but by then you'll claiming that his operation on Value." O P.M. MAGAZINE the Sundance Kid" and confusion abounds as wish they'd never raised the her left her paralyzed. SJOKERSWILD Powers, a Pulitzer Prize"Marathon Man"), but countless characters fly in curtain. S SNEAK PREVIEW Roger THE c-wire is MACNEIL I LEHRER Ebert and Gene Slskel review winning TV critic, vividly "Tinsel" rather shows how television no lackluster. "Meatballs," "Sunburn" and REPORT "The Concorde: Airport '79." longer covers personalities Successful film producer 7:30 —it creates them, to satisfy Julian Garvey, dying of 10:30 (2) TIC TACDOUGH the public's unquenchable cancer, is driven to make S THE TWO RONNIES (4) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN . 4 thirst for celebrities. "Face one final film. It's his last O THE NEWLYWED GAME 11:00 FLORIDAI Value" follows the meteoric NEWS a) GD 0 o chance for respect after -M'A'S'H Unrequited love. rise of Robert Schein S QUE PASE, USA.? years of churning out death, danger, duty and tomtransformed from nobody to commercial junk, and a 11:30 foolery make up a typical day comic sensation to idolized chance to pass on his (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: with the 4077th. Bill Cosby. Guest: Larry political candidate, all In the knowledge to his son Noel. DICK CAVETT Guest: w. Hagman. space of a year. 11am Styron. (Part 2012) The movie is "Tinsel," a 0 BARNABY JONES BarnaPop-culture critic Mark pornographic art film about 8:00 by learns a missing youth he - Teller of WRAP-Around Marilyn Monroe's last days. a) (12) BASEBALL Live coverwas hired to find was shot in a age of the first game in the News, WRAP-TV, ConThe novel is at its best burglary attempt and isbeing National League playoffs from tinental hidden by his accomplices. (A) Broadcasting when Garvey and Noel wheel the city of the Western division 0 A PAPAL VISIT A report on Network, unwittingly and deal to get the film . champions. Pope John Paul It's historic launches Schein's "career." produced. Father and son - CF 0 CALIFORNIA FEVER first visit to the United States. Teller is a 29-year-old dance around town Vince encounters a young girl 0 BARNEY MILLER Barney's maverick who has himself twirling, who Insists the only way she pantomiming, detectives begin acting very jumped from Midwestern leaping all choreographed can enjoy her California vacastrangely alter eating a batch lion is by eluding her Army newspaper sports reporter to to get the "package" they of cookies baked by wolo's OVER EASY 1:00 (2)EARLYDAY HEALTH FIELD. . aSUNRISE October 2 EVENING II - - TUESDAY - - - ------------ UmSUPIIAZA their threatens B.J.'s - "' 1 Ary flWJ air LOUNGE YS DANCING s II' only 11 min. From Oswatewii - 3311313 - H I - S -a I,. -: "- 'a- - I . -. S. P-P.. _____.S.• .a. - - .- - . ,... ... - - ,---------.. .11 --_ .- - -. a S - ' - -- - - -- -- - �10—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Friday, Sept. 2$. 1t7 : Ansel Adams: Artist With A Camera Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Spelling Has Formula For TV Success By NORMAN NADEL Calif.,; Minneapolis; St. United States. artistic geniuses, a clear- and Interpret all that he sees doing, he brings us closer to Louis; Champaign, Ill.; eyed love is implicit In his and loves through the lens of whatever might constitute NEW YORK (NEA) — The sun had set a half-hour Cincinnati; Detroit; Houston What sets his photographs work. The Sierras, Yosemite his own awareness, our own spiritual cornand Los Angeles. apart from those of the and all of the grandeur of He makes these pictures to pletion. He trafficks in earlier, but there Was Still Coincident with the MOMA millions who take nature nature compel him to record complete himself, and in so immortality. enough light in the sky to . delineate thelow-lying show is the publication of pictures every year? •.. clouds and cast asoft glow "Yosemite andthe Range of Patience might be a good over the adobe church and Light," with 116 Adams place to start. Adams, like , *. '• .. houses and the graveyard photographs and an in- most truly serious It was too good to pass by. troduction by Paul Brooks, photographers, is willing to ""' • So Ansel Adams, who was by the New York Graphic take the time to Study the ....4 39 on this evening in 1941, Society ($75). MOMA is scene, find the composition , . 1' • stopped the car, set up the offering a smaller paper- he likes, wait for the precise heavy tripod, mounted the back edition at $14.95. moment in a given season for bulky 8-by-1-inch Agfa view Adams was 16 when he the light to be right. Then he :'• camera loaded with first photographed Yosemite devotes himself as painstakingly to the processing of ['anatomic X sheet film, and the print. screwed in a 26-inch Cooke lens. . 'Twilight Recalling the musical He selected a very small career plans he had dropped . . aperture to get the long ago in order tobecome photography is uiaxiinuin depth of focus and photographer, he draws the ' ;.4 •0 A; -. • .. detail, and a long exposure to analogy: "The negative is defeat the developing unfortunately the (musical) score; the .darkness. Taking into ac•. print is the performance." count the twilight glow on the neglected' So the tones of his prints, distant Sangre (IC Christo the infinitely subtle range range and the Truchas . peaks, he made his picture. and what naturalist John from white through myriad grayst matteor velvety or I ,,q. "Sonic may consider this L,Iulr described ut.str,ue(i as iiie glossy blacks, are as lyrical • photograph a tour-dc-force," Range of Light." Ile 's been as the scenes themselves; If . Adams noted two years capturing and interpreting no one misses color in the later, when the landscape its moods and magnificences Adams exhibition and in the ever since.A pioneer C0fl was reproduced in latest of his books it is s e r v a t I o n Is t, t Camera Annual, h e because his use of the back. What sets Ansl Adams' nature photographs apart from the rest? I think of it as a rather photographer was a director • and-white medium is tin- Patience and painstaking processing of the print. This picture of Mount normal photograph of a of the Jerr Club from 1934 failingly eloquent, Williamson, Sierr'i Nevada, from Manzanar, Ca., was captured In 1944. typical New Mexican land- to 1971. He WU iaC,,vu &OUflu spe Twilight photography MOMA's department of With Ansel Adams (still Garry Marshall are teals unfortunately neglected; photography, the first such making fine photographs at October 3 and lured in this funny, Irreverent what may be drab and in any art museum In the the age of 77), as with most - look at commercial TVs top uninteresting by daylight comedy series -- "Mork & • EVENING ttempt to get rid of hiccups Mindy," "Happy Days" and may assume a magnificent are all Interrupted by a police "Lav%rne & Shirley." quality and mood In the halfraid on the Bradford house. light between sunset and • ii•o ID MILES GO @) 0 0 NEWS dark. (2) (i) 00 NEWS Host Helen Hayes ID IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSI. examines the physical, emo- SI SONG BY SONG BY GERWhat Adams couldnot ___ NESS 'Bonds And Commodi. Millicent tional and financial conse.SHWIN ties McKenzie an quences of mandatory retire-Martin. U David Kernan perform the lyr. ment 'The negative Ics of Ira Gershwin, set to the (2) NBC NEWS 8:30 musIc of George 5lWfl C!) 0 CBS NEWS C!) STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Harold Arlen, Vernon Duke, , . 0 ABC NEWS ,s t he muslca,1 Over Frank's objections, Ted Jerome Kern, Burton Lane and '1, SI IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSI- leases the inn out to a movie Kurt Weill. NESS "Accounting" company shooting a horror film. vw 7 0() 1F30 0 DANCE FEVER — (2) THREE'S ACROWD (1) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: ALL IN THE FAMILY 9:00 Richard Dawson. Guests: Della Print Is the 'Gloria's Boyfriend" Reese, Pete Barbutti. ai MOVIE "Breakfast At 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Tiffany's" (C) (1981) Audrey (4) THREE'S A CROWD 7OJOKER'SWILD Hepburn, .George Peppard. SI SWITCH A petty thief (12) THE CROSS-WITS p•r fom th Based on the story by Truman becomes involved in a serious 5) MACNEIL / LEHRER Capote. A sophisticated N crime when she steals a brief -• REPORT York playgirl encounters severcase full of money. (A) perform ance' ' S al romantic adventures. (2 Hrs.) • 0 LOVE BOAT "Computer7:30 0088 MOVIE "The Golden man Franhie Avalon, Carols (2)TICTACDOUGH Gate Murders" (Premiere) (4) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN its White; "Prløz-Vou" Barbi have suspected (nor did David Janssen. Susannah Senton, Jamb Farr; "Memo____ OTHE NkWLYWED GAME anyone else) was that 38 . York. A detective and a nun nba Of You" Patty Duke Astin, 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES years alter It was taken, a L. - -:" team up to prove that the Rick Nelson. (A) M'A'S'H Daily bombing (12) single print of ,Moonrise, -; kept 'death of a priest, termed U a -• •', the hospital by 12:00 Hernandes, New Mexico" North Korean pilot becomes sUiCId. Was actually a cue of '-; - ___ murder. would sell for $8,000, the !. the leadirvi spectator at -Q CHARLIE'S ANGELS The 12:30 the 4077th" highest price ever paid for a c. Angels discover a wedding in (4) ADAM-12 Malloy and Reed S DICK CAVETT Guest- John photograph, S" • encounter which Kelly is to be the maid of Schiesiflair. C* Involving arson, a family fight honor Is also a camouflage for It also La displayed Nti, 11 a murder, and mental Patient. 8.100 H promlnen4y,9182of (2)(12)SAU UAL.L Live cover- SOMAT PERFORMANCES 12:37 his other western Arne in the "A Life In The Theatre" 1husects that a d. Photography gained one of It. greats In 1$11 "!, scapes, in the oneclain RT dOB.:r W if from RabbandP.tv Evans portray !IP : Adama and the when young Ansel Adams first visited the city of the Eastern division twoactors — one a seasoned may be the person selling bad VitirW tIwotherarn,ths.. d West," at the Museum of Yosemite with -his father and a Brownie box. -for mthethstreIs' ariy of overdose deaths. (R) Modern An In New York camera. Impressed with the natural beauty 01 panics when abs discovers Important as HIS itself. City through October *, the place, the boy began photopaphieg its Duane's Pet mouSe died with 10:00 cake better from 5 HAWAII PIVI.O Thise 1 ..lÜftlO, IMOfod •water4.Iis and reck formations. And Adams • VEGA$ Dan rushes to find troubled women with a deeper. on the heth't stopped by SprIng Mill., Inc, nsd cebIngdandsd yet. This photo 01 Uppercu"y ed for money take up "Own ffnYosemite Fall was loaned by the National f Thi MUPPIT$ Guests: . i, .Cta. for the priceless bU....(Rrbhi)r aboard tour Arts, will tour starting in photographer to New York's Mnseum if. j liAH Tom's artifact. December, visiting Modern AtfoIt*. "AnsalAdams and the poker gems, the gin' strip. 1010 museums, A— West exht.bk. - •. 1:41 - fee" ' foutini and Abby's -. ,i'ft 2S1 3itO' II f 1 Who Is Aaron Spelling and born In Dallas, Texas, where Playhouse, the Margo Jones writing lead-in spots for created his first 'I'V series, Show" and lent his exby is his signature attached he attended Southern Theater and the Dallas Little "Dick Powell's Zane Grey "Johnny Ringo," and was perience to "The Smothers to so many prime-time Methodist University. He Theater. Theater." Powell bought a signed to produce it. The era Brothers Show." cgramns? also studied at the Sorbonne In 1950, Spelling was Spelling script called "The of Spelling production had Remember "Burke's He did "The Mod Squad," in Paris, honored with the Critics Unrelenting Sky" for the begun. Law" and "Honey West"? Rookies" and "The While at SMU, he was the Award as the most out. series, and during that From that time on, it's Spelling productions. Also "Charlie's Angles." He's first playwright since standing director in the season, Aaron wrote 10 of the been a story of popular "The Danny Thomas Hour," produced dozens of "Movies Eugene O'Neill to twice Southwest, an award he was 29 "Zane Grey Theater" success and expansion. His 'i'h*' Guns of Will Sonnett," of the Week" and seems to receive the Harvard Award to win three years in a row, segments, association with Dick Powell * F a in II y," ''V e g a$," turn out ever more popularly for the best original one-act In 1953 he arrived in Continuing to write for led to his being assigned "Fantasy Island" and "Hart successful television fare, play. He also was the onl) Hollywood. His first success Powell, he branched out into producer's duties on "The to Hart." jj formula: pretty faces student in the schoo1' was as an actor: In his first all phases of television Dick Powell Show;" he Aaron Is athletic and and fast action, bound history to direct a majoi two years he appeared in writing — including a script produced 18 of the 30 weighs the same as when he together in a package that is production while still at th( more than 50 television for "Playhouse 90" called segments druing that show's graduated from college. In not too cerebral. It's a for- university. He moved frorr shows and a dozen movies. "The Last Man," which first year. Eight Emmy 1970, he married Candy mu-la now often imitate, school straight into staging All the while, he was writing aroused so much aeclaini nominations were the result, Marer. They live in Beverly Aaron Spelling (now of plays at such prestigiow, like a man possessed, but that 20th Century-Fox He created and served as Hills in a home which Candy, elllng and Goldberg) was small theaters as the sales were hard to come by. purchased it fora movie and producer for "Kaiser a decorator, furnished — His first writing job was signed Aaron to write the Presents The Lloyd Bridges complete with a niche for one which changed his life, screenplay. Show"; he produced a Aaron's several hundred October 4 THURSDAY He was assigned the chore f Four years later he season of "The June Allyson pipes. Z n ONE , S • .. - - 6.00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Volcanoes" • 6:30 (2) (M NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Weathering And Erosion" S 700 (2) THREE'S A CROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY "Uonei'sEngagement" P.M. MAGAZINE 6JOKER'S WILD . WEDNESDAY * Li S* S * 31 'lli.9 4ct Mt JI' flIIfla k , V Wit London. EVENING S . — -... ----..-..-•----.-.-- ni l Friday, Sept, 2$, igip—ii HOME01MERS. 9:00 (2) 02 QUINCY Quincy creales political problems for the U.S. while trying to isolate the cause of an epidemic In a Latin American country. (4)0 HAWAII F1VE.0 (Season Premiere) Against McGarrett's objections, a Hawaiian labor union goes on a vendetta against the underworld figures who are trying to take them over. 0 BARNEY MILLER Dietrlch, EEDCASH? Your 011edit Is Good For dressed as a woman, goes on mugging detail while Wojo searches for a missing monk. $2,500 to $50,000 9:30 It THE E CR055-WITS 0 SOAP Jessica has a confrontatbori with Donahue, Burt 7:30 and Saul escape from the a) TIC TAC DOUGH aliens, and Chester encounters (1) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN an old mistress. SI THE NEWLYWED GAME 5) CAMERA THREE "Marvin $100,000 NAME THAT Hamlisch" American composer 'TUNE Marvin Hasnlisch, whose work SI M'A'S'H Hawkeye and includes motion picture scores Trsppsr are determined to for "The Way We Were" and make an issue of the accidental "The Sting," is profiled. sheling of a South Korean vilwoo Iigs by U.S.artillery. (2)112) OPERATING ROOM A group of young doctors CD a "90 " L Live Cover' becomes involved in a series of 195 of the second game in the professional and private American League playoffs from mishaps. ;;WY Of the Eastern divislim 020/20 tharnpiont(Note. If the Calitor• lS Angels win the Western "Love For Lydia" Lydia and $$ion Championship, this Edward spend a miserable S WE be played at 3:00 Wing apart from each other; they are reunited (1) S THE WALTONS John eventually through the efforts of their 0155 10 gel his high chool (Part 2 friend Alex Sanderson. dIplin. while Mary Ellen of 12)(R) SiCOUnters hostility from her bSCdipstienti. I'IOO S LAVERNE $iguy t- i) (4)00112) NEWS Ins drswii of a hereafter in O HM TO MAKE MUSIC NhIch She and Shirley, at the Daniel Barenboim, itzhak Pen'SiltY of Lenny and Squiggy, man, Pinchas Zukerman. Jacqueline du Pre and Zubin IS Sentenced to toast marshMallowsforever,. Mehia perform Schubert's Trout Quintet. (R) PROBi,, LIVE Florida's 0lmsn' COmpariutjon is 11:30 Probed. its Cost, benefits and TONIGHT Guest host: ) (12) Problems. Viewers an invited Richard Dawson. 10 ciii in questions regarding 0 CBS LATE MOVIE Ifte tOpiC. "Coiumbo: Murder By The Book" (1971) Peter Falk, Jack 501 SI SUCK ROGERS IN THE Cassidy. A mystery writer niurders his partner and then ITh CENTURY Buck travels an orbiting gambling para. "feeds" Lt. 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MONDAY FRIDAY -37 •IARETTA A newspaper editor becomes the victim of a bornblog after he WMurg m his plans to expose the Identi- 1-800-282-5337 - Firaici Services, Inc., 801 N. Magnolia Ave., qie 41 6,rJando, 9. 32803. PanouAmprican '' u • LIcensed Mortgage Brokers ," being sought by Baratta. (R) ______ -• , OP • a S . . —%--. • - :..1 1 5 ' 5 - ----- .5- C : ':-, / .S•. • 5- . .-• 5)• A 0'. '4 V - ' I ,•'•••_ c •.. - 4 • - —•.-. - .... 5' - - ----------0S5 -5.. ......... —•----. T .- .- . L - - - •. . -. •: • r - - �a SUNDAY EDITION. 72nd Year, No. 34—Sunday, September 30,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents __ . Pope John Pulls No Punches On Vis it To Dublin DUBLIN (UP!) Pope John Paul II flew throngs during the masses, administering communion. So tight was security that even these priests had to wear badges with their - here today as "a messenger of peace," kissed the Irish soil and warned more than one million pilgrims that Ireland Is threatened by "violence In all its forms." Pulling no punches at the start of a nine-day journey that also takes him to the United States, the pope said: "When the moral fiber of a nation Is weakened, when the sense of personal : photos. Obviously elated by his airport welcome, the pope kissed infants, spoke personal greetings in Gaelic, and told the Irish people: "I come to you asa servant of Jesus Christ, a herald of his doctrine of justice and love." In his airport welcome, Cardinal Tomas O'FlaIch told the pope: "You come as a messenger of peace to our troubled country" an obvious reference to the bitter warfare between Catholic and Protestant that has torn Ireland. And Irish President Patrick Hillery gave John Paul the traditional Irish "Cead Mile Failte" a hundred thousand welcomes, and spoke of "the Immense joy" of his people at the pope's visit. Delighting the crowd by speaking in Gaelic and in English, the pope said: "I walk among you In the footsteps of St. Patrick." responsibility is diminished, then the door Is open for the justification of injustices, for violence In all its forms, and for the manipulation of the many by the few." John Paul, first pontiff to visit Ireland, arrived to a tumultuous cheering, waving, bell-ringing welcome "as a messenger of peace to our troubled country." To protect the pope against possible violence in this nation torn by religious strife, the nation mounted the strongest security in its history. But that did not keep the joyous Irish Cathollqs from dancing jigs, cheering and loudly praising their spiritual leader. After an airport welcome In brilliant sunshine, the pope was taken by helicopter to Pheonix Park in the middle of the capital city, There, more than one million cheering pUgrhns waiting since before dawn greeted him for an outdoor Beneath a steel cross soaring 12 stories high, John Paul confessed "intense emotion" atbeingonlriahaou,atthewarmthandjoyof. his welcome, at the enormous throng lammed Iho,.gdeMo4houldsr before him. - ' YOUTH KILLED IN ACCIDENT 0 A 19-year-old Seminole County youth was killed and Hirild Ptioo by Tom Vincset the 21-year-old passenger in his car remains in man is believed tq be from Altamonte Springs, as Is serious condition today following a two-car collision the driver of the car who was killed. According Route 434 about one mile north of state police, the car the men were riding in was struck Route 436 Friday evening. Altamonte Springs police broadside by a car driven by a woman with two said they were withholding the names of the victims children In the c*ar. Neither the woman or the pending notification of relatives. The 21-year-old children received serious injury, police said, Lake Mar CETA Funds For Co s. • y P First It' s No,,,Now It's Maybe By DONNA ESTES Department of Labor for tentative approval of local, the revising of the temporary fire department, according to stO• continued funding under the funding for the police officers' budget which if adopted would Sorenson. Herald Staff Writer "As I stand at this moment, a pilgrim for The Lake Mary City Council Comprehensive Employment salaries. The council, two days now Christ to the land from which so many provide local funds for the The mayor pointed out the pilgrims for Christ will meet In workshop session Training Act (CETA) to pay the after a Sept. 11 referendum in pocemen, ... went out over Europe, the city Is Ineligible tentative budget would not Monday night in an attempt to salaries of four policemen In the which the voters turned have the Americas, Australia, Africa, Asia, I am down a to receive the CETA funding, become final until ' unscramble t h e new fIscal year was approved property tax increase, a public living. moment ciist.n.noticn,"the pope ten- Carswell contends. However, hearing Oct. 18, after and council technicalities" in that city's late this week. tatively cut expenditures in city council will attempt to go adoption. Sorenson Is con. 11791000 tentative budget. Two thousand men worked four weeks to However, he noted, Leonard other departments In order to over the budget again, and tending the turndown of CETA The technicalities which, prepare the scene, erecting the l2O400t cross fund the police positions locally, remove the local funding for the funding for the policemen Is according to Mayor Walter Carswell, head of the county's which was erected as a permanent memorial Sorenson, need unscrambling CETA office, is refusing to The city held the referendum, four policemen, then try to get premature, since no final of the pope's visit. are threatening the city with release the money because of a because the city administration the CETA dollars It orgmally budget had been adopted. And in front of It were people solid people the loss of $47,000 in federal technicality in the city's budget had been told the CETA funds sought. If that happens, council placed in blocks of 1,000 In "corrals" across He also pointed out the for the new year. for four police positions would then would try to reallocate tative budget currently wider the 1,500 green acres of Europe's biggest money. Sorenson said Friday the The mayor said the not be forthcoming. After the local funding to those areas cuts consideration has been revised enclosed park. city's appeal to the U.S. technicality Is the council's referendum failure, and after were made, especially to the three times. More than 2,000 priests passed through the LI - He added: "I come to you as a servant of Jesus Christ, a herald of his doctrine of justice and love. I offer you the greeting of my heart. Peace to ll of you who are in Christ." Earlier, before leaving Rome, the pope said hehodhIialtwoulddi1thedteof hatred provoked "ruin and death" in country. In the terminal, barmen deserted their poets "I don't care how many free drinks 10 this day," said one. Waitresses dumped trays and rushed to windows to watch. "La he a king or something?" a amalJ boy asked his father, puzzled at the pomp with which Ireland greeted the pope. "He's something much greater," the father replied softly. "There's nothing greater than a king," the boy shot back Indignantly, then paused a moment and said, "Perhaps, except a pope - • - . guests were present for About - President Working On TrooPP O tions 0 ! 11I WASHINGTON (UP!) nation at 9 p.m. on Monday, was no crisis, Secretary of State President Carter today went to Oct. 1, on issues connected with Cyrus Vance canceled a long. work on his report to the nation the Soviet combat brigade in planned trip to Panama this on Soviet troops In Cuba he will Cuba." weekend for ceremonies on the deliver on television Monday Carter was expected to brief Panama Canal treaties. his 55th birthday. congressional leaders on the The Cuban situation returned Carter was to meet with his Soviet troop situation earlier to center stage late Thursday top foreign policy aides, contin- Monday. when talks between Vance and us a second day of talks with In Havana Friday, Cuban Soviet Foreign Minister Andrd DENNIS H COURSON Mexican President Jose tapes President Fidel Castro flatly Groinyko broke off with "incoo-ForWlo and then leave for a rejected charges Russian elusive" results. Carter then long weekend it the presiden- combat troops were stationed In summoned his top diplomatic tial retreat at Camp David. his country and questioned and military advisers. The White House Friday said, Carter's honesty and sincerity. what the a& "The president will address the Although officials said there At issue is Soviet combat brigade of op to 3,000 men stationed In Cubs, Hundreds of are partkipating In recently discovered by U.S. Intelligence sources. me board of directors of Russians say the ops Flail" Bank of the For,Art festival In downtown ia' ve been in Wa for yam° annoucsthe election ol are simply military advisers H. Omm as president I COIflbSt brigade. They of the bank. San weekend. counon will have made no move to with. &am= the duties formerly draw them. beld by John Umw. on display until 5 p.m. Saturday andCarter's nesIIng with Lopez C$ofl)5$Y.been Portillo Friday dealt with' various 'tj Banks with since noon tad p.m. on Sunday. 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I Tu.sdsv, Oct. 23,1m ACROSS g by Chic Youn T somEnmm I Tww mst AND A instruments 42 Chemical COMPLIMENTS! A A T Many A III U 9 Block pnd 44 Year(SP) OF ICE I 0 9 I 12 Dot of land 47 Mountaint 16 Baseball A a 16 On# j _ _____ i z3 by Mort TRYING aLlew YOU I gYjJHE c?v4) - 14 Pepsi Cost type HIM lung : - point 0- LA, 0 0 _ _ 11 -- - - 14 13 12 16 ____ -- _ ----I kY Airi - 19 nsom 22 ,// - — — — t Called; Seminole Safe A ler - n" - 0. c ' - - - ARCHIE YOU HAVE R)UR 30 29 29 J - 1 D .. —y-- MOLL...rrs 31X CME... ' , o v.rmanr PRISCILLA"S'POP Ia.&XWOCK G T 15 *ã.Ii5 1 5 PROSt8U1 PROBLEM. OR A I SCIENTIFIC L*f•'• j / P1ERW1G A T.r uAu Olt SWE VEA POLITICS. Olt PHlLO5OPH"I by Al lI C.&N ARE 'IOU t JUST TbCUGHT I KIVPM' ' A 'IOU 9E!j'JN A ARE&L #ARSWALWM ejdemlc alert. While there is no epidemic alert In Seminole County, : County Health Director Jorge DeJu said today the vim box beU% detected ifl one Ofl6 test chickens spotted at four locations in the county Th'.DeJuomsa*itedthatamedicaiaIertIacaliedosily whoa SIX Is found in 40 percent or more i t — W I 1L**J CO44IN '- I if 5' -bb %o ri n of PW AV Pon 40 Pm 10 pass W PM cmsN Ides. lbs —a act" Wall (I& 04hreb 8) onApWas an, tam* MUM sftk six. - : ( •- - FRANK AND INNEIT to •M raise jump to IL I.. 'i .• ' - .. - .o Ahm iaseis •0I Pass pass Pm pm Tie U en office To@* aftermon after ordsft a W fwmk =*IoM ido the bethmim dor Ued her vp, dw fled with about wouth d"W&W cob and about 20 Mank pdd mmey ot dir North Would probsMy have bld that sam six with the of hearts, MW ap"es qw~ Mud of the king of deuc. of and there would have been no play for Im po" W400M cwmsn im a" of kwpdm and 10 W. 31111h 3L, sm .a ____ .IRII • ...,. ; .•. Norold Photo by Tom Vincent St. Louis Encephalitis test flock at the Seminole County animal control center Is fed by Rebecca Langdale, technician. Florida s worst SIAE outbreak was in the Tampa-St. Petersburg area in 1962, when the disease Infected 222 eople and caused 43 deaths. "The sentry chicken flocks are maintained in 30 counties with large moquito breeding areas. They are our early warning system and have proven to be quite effective," said Ms. Harbolt, SIE is transmitted by the Culex Nigripalpus mosquito, which gets the virus by biting Infected wild birds. St. Louis encephalitis La the least virulent of the varieties of the illness It his a fatality rate of S to 10 PeIrcerit, compared, to Japanese and Eouine Enceohaliti that havefatality r" up to N pare", mid Ms. Harbolt. The syTaptann of the'St. IAuifi strain, which generally came an Inflamation of Un twain, are dMoriant,stion, triimbling, chills, hver, headaches and drawalness. The disease Is more dangerous to elderly patients. . itiiV5 l Trash: CIerk p iw 11111-s-pos T OFFIC6.LAS 6 41061 " '' - -..---• telWwme from being Ued. omelds Mid a astmer cow in Un pod d8a ad bdped to W& Um woman. POW inepwtors are Investigating in bldm NW saw do tam om bw to no @11 elors today lbs., before abs ceeld remit, one of ths now +0owerafo11ciodua.dgMhs1 by iellow ad MOM Im 60 Jilt., Remits ditsitivee up lbs telEsis est wIth - The city of Sanford saved Sn,= during the last ffical yew by dumping its garbage and traiih, collectsd from city residents in Voluds County rather Um Sentincle. And the savings in the current fiscal yew should be even Now. City Manager Warren Knowles reported to city cuiubon by memo this ,eai, " the city spent $37.= durft On put ascal year on sanitary landfill, fees in volusis, compared with sm000 in the previous year when the SaminWt County fadifiles won me - - ___ ___ savings was rs.ctcii during the lam nine months Of odd =* of do Mo Md a Wt do dowd we .0 ! ate"M he a", 0 IP I 11111111110 *Xww WWI - urAharlosco! make oat a mosordur, one of the man said: sum dep"6 ft dw mom aw WN mosim by Stan Lot and ft#WA n 74y - 11 I Sanf ord Saves ___ cow'y now so ad Willed an Wallow who wn dm In do pug office, 1W W*KNM a to lb. 1, d UkIng the null amount of cash, lnvmg the woman 'virtually money t" YOM MO =Wad do Pd 415M mile am* o(re*0 ad (Do you hm * qunow for No ojp"? Wt* "Ask the 101111164911111 get it Eoffft 0, we of ow nowepa. Per. kow" Qu"N" WN W*W"P~ Trammed it WMA that be &Milo with an do C*111111 W 1111111111 11 my by at~ I am cam 1116 sYstem 10111 env.&?Pse. The most h,Serwf- Changes - h-Ddeeltives add the robber tied her hands behlind her back and ordwod to her to be quiet and sit on the floor. After tft up Mrs. Clock, a postal service dark, the robber indructed her rat to come but of the bathroom for ft" minutes and A* would not be barmed, deteIctives, said. ber" belaigs r . 11*,,,. A-.. V Jf Ro Post 0 ice ups . • 't, In MO mpected CIO ON 4movered in a Oyear-OU _AL__A. iinsnL in Dode CwM IM odm was in CoIllier, WNW and POM LX miotles. Of course there is one ' fl (• 41Swilli bid four he was taking&! - do-orialls. For O' he at knew Umkarts wftldAbo. be pm dowa&Uone live DIR-MAN Tftvn • . • They said the two rttbbuu, one sesd Is a the f1scal year when the switch was made from S-rI'iol. to VoluMa Knowles' memo salt The city IsccsInideg to no. in 6rk ddft with haft W bd bMW in do bwk fled do rolfty scone in a We 1*1 or emily lVZS yellow sedan. savings coallial at Um "me it ISO flsCl ysor _____ s . •;I . 5am11w4, ' At laud seven coiIlrmsd or presumed cases of mmodi&hnr"2L Im I - to I - I h -111'i have been reported My Cdbertaos am said, a yes • - south Dy (waM Jaceky 1A bft dun to do man . ______ aid MISseems 11111111111 put AQUAIM (JuL Nfdii. 8) vpL Val 1111111111110 a dnng k NWAW9 gumb- 411111" 6 be WIdI6 dift IL A wAmn or 11111" Is 6 &W allealiiiiI will bs Ilind I W f''*. . vwmaww .deaiN a uftuetli' su r'9i vekiMa. may Dud ysursuU involved In VIO (ng ) teday, ft sytel usme Family rupiulblllths may &AI '"w' - w' - bids am em bkb of wts, and finally North with his maxi. Dealer BoMb Woes Ner* I 10111614 1d d" 0 a has WW. to prenil. Act LIKO (July *AV$. 32) 003 siilI:IiiI in ru* a sonwhift of tuatA Can 1 61 1dop km wW at ad CAMMMM ((Dw. 040L wpmn to be 4* a M 19) Ill" we aililine blow 11111 111411=1111111110 lyn 104, • AIJs43 ____ .. e From then on the bidding rocoods easily to six. South's •. OX44 OTAU1(Nov..Dec. kingis ldetedeyIfyss'U ow be bandied ta m qpn 21) FI Uft it ra in ISM A iamb W11111 .j' 0 _____ Mdft Mo ollnlig WA is yM bft d" L is •ASS CAN=(im U4* n) N.Y. M. ft we to 4 57 t . "'."The Department of Health mW Rehabiilt~tive Swvices dedwed an alert in Hillsborough, Palm Beach, Collier and H ndry counties after blood tests showed iiigi levels of SLE In flocks of "sentry chickens" that give health Official an early warning of Infected mosquitoes. An epidemic alert rolpdres intaiisifled mondto control the against ocate moswdto bites and more st.nslve1fieldstudi an HR8 sold Tuesday. -lltis has been detected 1% counties where we Brevard, Charlotte, Dode, Desoto, Hidd-nd,India ?be bidding In the box shows how It Is possible to bid It by use of one specialized convention. Swth'a three-club, bid after the single raise asks partner for hal In the club suit Ace-lOis ghtgoodhelp ort owesia'n intet y Litter. be Mod hulptulto others, Make _ . hand. LUT •': _______ Dr. DeJu said samp1la of mwqWtm from the test aftes we also set to Jwbmv& for analysis twice weekly. 'Al throe trump@ In the West •J1142 *Q976 ______ - jge,e,, • #A If WNT • • Sin1an area and at the Five Points animal control WIN AT-BRIDGE It-is : "Swinole County is not on an epidemic alert, he said. The tow test situ for the flocks are In Goldenrod, the Interstate 4 Indu*W Park at Stiste Route 0, in the 1 somis aboormality in the blood it m cam scarring and dott mechanIm that = be contraction which could cam modded with a long lit of you am difficulties later. Any NM= *K3 wiloss • .. _,4L With Tbab deficlandes swch- OVA is available you. an a dFificently low level of I do think you should do vitamin C. In dill odor W somdhing about it. U you have 24, 1979 _____ , ____ of • . - - He added that the diseased chicken was found in flock located In the Goldenrod section of the county. He said &. Louis encephalitis has been discovered in four thickens In the test flocks in Orange County. "We have known all along there is some degree of ac. tivity of . Louis Encephalitis," Dr. DeJu said, riotIng w-sWfl from the Seminole test gain -today. The blood tests are taken every two weeks, he said. The blood Is sent to the Department of Health and Services offices in Jacksonville for - Use piece of land, said one irate Geneva resident said. "We are developed they lose their Geneva landowner. "Now know what's flood-prone and water holding capacity and' water may then be dispersed to Complaining that county you're going to come up with what Isn't." that previously were not areas this plan to prevent me to "I build think the proposed government Is interfering with to flooding. subject house after I spent the last regulations should be spelled their private property rights, a commi ssioners are also The I had." out to us citizens," one more than 100 protesters nickel house interested in protecting the The public objected spokesman said. "If a adopt attempts to blocked strenuously to U.S. Geological burns down in an area people who might buy land in amendments to the county's com prehensive land use plan. Survey maps the county is designated flood-prone we flood-prone areas and in The Irate residents, mostly Using to make its designations, won't be allowed to re-build." protecting the county from. "That's one possibility," possibly being held responsible. from the Geneva area, attended "Those maps date back to a public hearing Tuesday 1%o, when hurricane Donna acknowledged County Planner for their plight. proposed the Under before the board of county went through," one Geneva Woody regulations only temporary S commissioners, resident said. "At that time the cheering A pplause of the lan- structures at one unit W five "You will have a fight if you whole state was under water. followed acres would be allowed in ma) property," try to take our The maps are outdated and down ers' statements a preservation areas. Septic Geneva's Clarence vvun (Ou don't reflect new drainage complaints. links would be binned. the commission to the applause systems." Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff Under present regulations, of fellow protesters. "My land is higher than the expla ined that II. board building is permitted if ft In view of overwhelming county road, but it's designated e structures are raised above ZCS Y 0 objections to the possible land flood-prone," said Berlon E. m aps. flood prone level and septic use restrictions, commission Lewis, Jungle Road, Geneva. are allowed if the health e maps give general links mov Th ed Chairman Bob French " Your o county engineer characteristics on a large department 1113sures they will to delay the vote on the has bad-mouthed these maps, proposals until those present one citizen told the board. "And scale," he said, "Individuals function without probleens. 'The current regulations will can bring evidence that their and others could meet with particular pieces of property remain In effect — at le" r county staff and have an op'We, the people, are above flood-prone level." the next 60 days," Price said portunity to ask questions. Realtor Forrest Green, These evidences, he said, can County staff have arranged to don't need more be in the form of soll and Altamonte Springs, was in meet with Geneva residents at terrtçted by sppiause several vegetation or survey types of in Geneva a town hail meeting asked e Corntimes as elevation. explanation further for government Nov. 5 a member of the missioners to Protect Private and discussion of the amendisudience meered. "Does he citizens' POW Y rightsments. regulation. We know how much a survey The boisterous crowd ob"don't need more government costs?" jected to amendments that loss. need "The burden of proof should regulation. We need lea." would earmark certain lands Speaking on behalf of the be on the county," one resident for "preservation" or "conBoard of Realtors,Green said told the board. you're going to do zoning by servatlon." "If we have land we want to they take a dand against oz. Preservation areas are them?" naturally occurring wetlands. Commissioner Richard use it for some purpose. it's cessive government control con- Williams acknowledged the your responsibility to prove over people's private highly flood-prone, "lpLesdwththiigroitoit servatlon area designation has U.S.G.S. maps show only that we can't at the county's been established for areas of general areas and may not be expense. And tell us why we the citizens of Seminole County canst.11 make some of their own unique ecological significance. accurate. The county's purpo" to 6@ddOW' be 111" Under the proposed anmW- "But we need some Low(ii concurred: "The tnents. it a landowner's gcHOIne," he said. "And protecting flood prone areas is overall ciUSM Of WE COWAY am property falls within these they're the beat information we ~Ao maintain the responsible citirans," he said. the c drainage system of mapped out aress, his rights to have." them take cam of themIA "We've invested a lot of According to Joyce Sell be restricted. build would "Isavsdallmylifetobvymy money In ow land," another principal planner, U wetlanda selves." ____________ • - otherpeltiontshave 114PIA154111WO Illeff at 1101111141 C" "111111% Who "W ALI . W self- dlebagshiped structures for X. Bad whom 11111111131111111111 secretions we addirmaii ="lope e me,ewe -a stored. lbS only way to find out your P.O. SKI061, what it In Is to go see a doctor. Name You ml4 choose to 'o I,, IWW York UIV 1117 urologist who specializes in NY 10619. - - •T;' • _. -- — of Mre'Gt > t) 1% C0 I 1:0 — ' ____________ . - nd HereldStaffWrIter on ___ __ blrthdey by sending for yoer today by way of Ides that I %k/w OAS 1 57 yn Is - - 10 1 52 53 1 - - gurdlan angel" who is yoursaittoayatarncedrot. kik oat for you. Sum. of by your- actions serve as "Ill" 111111 bli101Ill6m9l~m 111111' Is to follow yaw TAU= (Aprg OMW 30) WORM (Oct. *Nov. 32) yov mW talk oft WNW yn'ft In do -- L__ today, youll mean bushm yourself to*y wbo 9 amas to dealft with than hiddelili comers ad this =I prec."I NPKU of clams am need 8#40tbm la.. (oitkw your tongue with You'll aoenpnilI yw honsywWtaathtrlth.FI$ui pose. od more of wbat No amed for GO= (May, n-im a) _____________ 1 BUGS BUNNY 51 La FAcqftM (SLE) has been detected have been placed ______ evidence of unexplained dlfleridlaeansi, Y(*JR$IRTHDAY hsa' flomyowdoctorandlathim bleeft ftoM my pod of the comO today. Even it It OdAWIK im body deserves a medical you On and You ha,. a ong chance for requires a little research first, the case.. me lse'g, material accumdlation got going on It. 06 emirs ywtbv*either ARM (March 21-April 19) — • • "A.1 --I 49 50 I - - For Wednesday, October _______ - 46 - 44 • " Herald Staff Writer gcausethis'Couldthis be dsfl_, ft MM M 1K OTMER 44 .1 45 - 45 43 By BERNICE BEDE080L by Howl. Schneider W4 42 HOROSCOPE ((JOf7 EEK& MEEK I Pis 38 39 40 -, h _________ - — 4 2 — — — - 41 NEWS! NEWS... • - - 36 - - — V -___ '• " - - 32 by Bob Montana TO LISTEN TO THE FROM THE ER I 26 27 25 23 24 - - _________ By DONNA ESTES - 21 - 31 I - 20 t n r esi ents - ____ THE BORN LOSER A . _ jot mom frogile which may be from an ulow or an infected be tooth? or It to te(Ir1hn i DEAR READER ?th medicl7nes ci think 114,11, why you such as underdind are aspirin or dicinea infected tooth would produce have bought such a finding or, for that which lb themselves which contain matIler, an ulcer — unless you mew an ulcer within your trotira or reproiuctive trod. 'e ma' 10110W the m9did011111 1 which The reddish brown color contain they havea should have suggested to you aspirin, so I'm sending you The that ft may be blood. A likely Health Lettw number ' canoe Is some bleeding from an nes. irrbft in the urWn whicb Aspirin may be from mechanical It Will ,1vS yona lit 1ai the that Iivaucn or • -131 buy for their and Minix #he& You can also have some 1 bleeding from the seminal a. Other 18 17 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Encephalitis Also AllendencYtobrulnesallyis four mon"a I have noticed that common in Ok1W people aW it who ejaculation occurs I he" omm in PO& who we a reddish brown dischwige of old. Somatlines ft's semen. Could you tell me what not 5 10 7' 8 1° 72nd Year, No. SS---Wednesday, October 24,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 DM REAWR — Like so the 11041dicines YOU Am takInfl any you bought MY thMp in msdkbw, a including wtthat* a 'escr1i*km. is tenancy to brths eenUy a iIaij a SYMPUG4 not can be Wyear-old man and p tom it like me QU 11,3Y CSU.dbYIl0O(llatOI4If8fIflt ngatvve 49 Color - 50 fight (prefix) 52 Negative particle ---- Evening ___ 9 wrected. 40 Antarctic"a 23 garland Horse food 43 German Viso with a 27 Eras pedestal 29 Tolerant Recent (prefix) 33 Hong on to 7 Intern 34 Zoomed 31 Moo f m access I7Hivaiian T' 4 M -, 39 3 Actress Gabor 24 Hope 4 Offend God 26 U rn 3o _ "all right (comp wd invasion day I 2 Alignment 28 Become ill ;!.,: Dr, Lamb amb And ow it tam a "41111 Or tWO fCtINSStOdI' t• 1% blood seems to r al.. t under the akin. I'm 72 and would like to know Astronauts' s 12 Smallest bit 38 Gentlest 25 Attacks HALF THE PLACES 36 11 Coy; DOWN Walker NEVER SLEPT IN or kmw arm I bruin a badly A T I i i 10 Normandy 19 Golf mound 56 Impression 57 Carry 21 River in Texas GEORGV MSHINSTON RELAX, mAJIME 5OMEBOPY IS JUST NO,fl 20 cry of affirmation BEETLE BAILEY U with your afto on a ~E AN hundred conclusion pot coni 54 Make into law Is Cry of .. GIMIAI L A IN 48 Atcnic 55 . Bruis : : I I Actress Dunne 46 piece out V! Why Easily L Answer to Previous Punle 37 Compound 41 Infinity of ___ Investigate.'. are at the scene of the Tuesday afternoon Lake Monroe Post Office robbery. ••. - • '. . ______________ . day P r ei mInterest Rate Hurts didates To ac WMP ..................... • . J ay ZOSNII$ • 'vusuwuos Cancel Election sasIIA_ y mat 5s , ,S • _ Stocks TOday prices opened lower In active trading of New York Stock ' ' ow. be i: mi" T Market; se ce-èt OI $A Jouss InrW average, which lost — OU1111111111IMMIS ............1-" ltnd*,WmofftUPMIOMAdw0yaWMeopmeW. The Open Low The tenki were ruponding to a aqusess by lbs Fed A ho pushd to _cord highs the cod of_lrbW (usda Ia but But one New York be* Mwft "" Bank ad TnK W" on it M" lob am% as U11111111018 ~111111`011111 be" ................. 1111111119 1 14.5 1 I 1 to slow the iWbAlowy XWNM "hm MMAW to abed INIX dwas. The Fed is bm to be" had Private WwDbft lill" 00 Fed" ROM bakersinaneftritoomtj bn a yawn ad we ad W" NOON as I - 8. Help - I' YtNL' 'L " 1 ' -'( W I _u I IV' i i ' • NW d be snioui Souse, ad' an daW law, 0 For Thos. IV rook* bnb to keep an money in neem. Isto I:,. lsbMNat Ntot ,lse,eraudthore Fed banks to mob is 0 ad in dg1IL IMW of do 0"'s mejor banks Tuesday their loans, Modally in law mob IF is A- PWPM I P" to 15;1 pod r - ed hess , do ... : . .• -.• • -- - - - - . -. , - • . . .. • . . . • .. .. , ...• . - . . . ,.,. __ - - . . , .. -.. - -. . • • .• . ... . . --- . . . •.• - -. - •; -- - . - - . ' .. . •. . S • . ' : . - . •• • .. .' - . 'I'' - des' In - lyu.u(ømpRiw waMe4i cemd'd.tem, "dibW nWm w"codWo to . Page 3A Banks issdtheraIs1beycbarg.troksrsforloansto bdweiin 9 ad 0% c al. Thle has made it SlUmely difficult skim " said Dsvld M. Jenss, c*1d AiEny 0, The prim rate has no immlellime old a for"1111111 S �,Aiysiih raM, Iselsut P1. Wedosiday, Oct. 24, irn Beaten Wife Won' Bad4Aou Husbanda Emotional Stress Evening HiraM, Sanford, PP. Wednesday, Oct. 24, IM-31A t VVMLD IN BRIEF Brozhn.v Out In Public, Discounts 'Death' Rumor MOSCOW (UP!)— Soviat President Leonid Breslmev eppeared in public today for the first time In 16 days, greeting the president of South Yemen at Moscow airport, the Toss news agency reported. Broshnev had been rumored to be dead or critically ill Lad week, and had not been seen In public since Oct. 8 when he returned fran Berlin. Shah To Face Surgery? NEW YORK (UP!)— The State Department says the shah of Iran Is hospitalized with cancer and a blocked bile duct, bat a spokeswoman for the deposed monarch says elo has no reason to believe the report Is true. State Department oillciala In Washington said Tuesday European and American doctors examined Shah Mohammed Rosa Pahlavi, *, and found he Is suffering from a "n'allgnant tomor" and a blocked bile duct. The New York Daily News, quoting Informed sources, said doctors planned to remove the shah's gall bladder today and simultaneously conduct exploratory surgery to try to the puisnee of cancer. A wife's refusal to testify against her husband, despite the fact that he beat her severely, deflated the state's case against the Lake Mary man. But Willie Carl Renfroe pleaded guilty to the aggravated battery charge in Seminole County Circuit Court Tuesday. The plea was made after he was assured he would not go to prison. He is expected to get three years' probation and undergo psychiatric and alcohol rehabilitation programs. "It was either that or drop the case," Assistant State Attorney Don Marbiestone said. Mrs. Patricia A. Renfroe was found in contempt of court for not attending her husband's first scheduled trial In September, but Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson took no action against her. After being beaten by her husband, she was hospitalized for a week. Mrs. Renfroe said she would rather go to Jail herself than say anything against her husband. On Oct. 18 she was arrested and held until Tuesday's hearing. She indicated that a reconciliation was planned. ROBBER GETS 20 YEARS A 25-year-old Sanford man was sentenced to 20 years in prison Monday for the April 26 robbery of six people at Billy George's Bar, 209 W. First St., Sanford. Frank Henry Stephens, 149 Country Club Circle, pleaded guilty to six robbery charges. Circuit Judge Roger F. Dykes sentenced him to 26 years on each count. The prison terms will run con- currently. About $60 was taken In the robbery In which Stephens used an unloaded BB pistol. YOUTH BLAMED IN SCHOOL FIRE A 15-year-old former student at DeLand Junior High School has been taken into custody in connection with the $1 million fire at the school. The fire, which was determined to have been darted by an arsonist early Saturday, destroyed the main building of the school which has a replacement value of $1 million, according to officials. The youth was taken Into custody Monday evening after he ran from a sheriff's deputy Into a wooded area where he was captured by DeLand police using dogs. By DIANE PETtIVE Dispute Brewing CARPETING RIPPED OUT Six rooms of Installed carpeting were taken over the wee from a house under construction on Dean Road off state Road dl In south Seminole County. :i Elizabeth Haminan of Orlando reported to Seminole Cod, sheriff's deputies the $1,332 of carpeting was taken between 5 pint. Friday and midnight Saturday. No windows had yet been placed In the house. Experienced mental health professional, will answer all calls, V any time, Induding weekends. 'The nombsr to call is 571-24u. Telephone F4nergenq Services Program staff will help Callan get get past a alMs and will refer them on to further ap- POWER POLE FOUND An Orlando contractor Friday evening found his powerpoif dolen six weeks ago from a job site In Longwood on a Jobslteo4 Let 636 Church Street, Longwood. James A. Salmond, 38, told Seminole County sheriff .i.ns the $130 pole had "Salmond Electric" engraved on It. He when he found It at about 6:30 p.m. and It had attached a operating electric power meter. Salmond told sheriff deputies he Is going to contact florid Power Corporation to remove the meter and power so he can hay the pole back. Harry Ride, 58 S. Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, wl I building on the Church Street lot, told deputies he bought the pol from a Seminole County maintenance department employer the he works with. The Incident is under investigation. , They can be triggered by such things as loss of a loved one, a change In jobs or financial problems. "We offer short term intervention," Hovis said. "Crises can generally be handled in a short period of time. If they can't, we have the agencies and resources to refer the caller on," Hovis said the program Is not only Intended to help those In crisis cope, but is also designed to render those counseled less vulnerable to future stress. "One of the basic things we offer is help in looking at life's options," Hovis said. "The approach we're using is one of the most efficient." He emphasized that the 31 Emergency Serv1ce staff members are all mental health professionals. "Mental health specialists have found if you intervene at the appropriate time people often move rapidly toward recovery, developing coping mechanisms." These coping mechanisms, he said, may ward off suIclde homicide, hospitalization or the necessity of long term mental health treatment. "We're offering a resource to the people of Seminole County when they need to turn to someone for help." he said. •'- - - a mu e Gains 1'f)I'))( Ot' James Stubbs, of 117 Anderson Ave.. Sanford. Is pursuing correct what he considers unjust treatment of his stepson, Ronald (Major) Murray by U.S. Air Force recruiters In not allowing him enli , Stubbs feels th Air Force is covering • up for racial Although the Seminole High School graduate was active in football and track and presses weights, he was allegedly Stubbs said he had talked long distance with former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young in Atlanta conce rning Murray's problem with the Air Force and to st An drei Young's Help - rejected for physical reasons because Murray has scars from burns he received asachlld: prejudice In its enlistment policies. Young had advised hm to call Police Department assigned to Mnn,tDI (lIlvor,., this ..... g,inr,4 flr P.RnrfIn t4 boll t*hDr Win,, besides, the Seminole County flW*..4 .... iJ...l.I. f'...e... ...A 1.1.. A... £WU4I1I flht94 SItU 11W flP;U$ Jr. on his visit to that city. "I deputy of defense in Washington. . visited them In Atlanta several Oliverex reportedly told times after that," he said. Stubbs to ask Murray's atStubbs said a statement by torney, Ell is Rubin of Miami, to Air Force Sgt. Charles B. forward all the black youth's Russell that t he scar tissue on medical f iles and records and Murray's arm was so thick you they would "move on It." could not insert a needle to Stubbs said he has known obtain a blood sample as false, Young for quite some time "In the first place they never since Stubbs Was on the Miami took a blood sample and said they had no trouble at all in getting a blood sample," Stubbs ..n..,w. ... -. 9 n,.,.i,.tt,nt said. Rubin's office told the Herald Tuesday a brief had not been wed with the U.S. Distrid Court charging the Air Force with racial prejudice, but he Is conducting an Investigation prior to a decision on what action to take. .1 --- SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Anna M. Sumnats HOSPITAL I.I Ire - ________ ______ I- HOSPITAL NOTES Begin Beg*ins Reshuffl' ' i nq Posts l. '-'JERUSALEM (UP!) Prime Minister Menachun Begin today whether he would get the foreign minist ry, a post that kept Dayan I,gan the politically dangerous task of reshuffling the major working 16 hours a day. In his cabinet with a replacement for Moth. Dayan the Burg, 70, is the leader of the National Religious Party, the cerdsrplscs of his strategy, major partner In Begin's coalition government. The NRP has Beginalso aimed at cl nventlng the supreme court dicljlcn been clamoring for a cabinet reshuffle In order to get a major to i1ssvifI.the Jewish settlement of Elm Morih by moving ft to p. ". site In the occupied West Bank that would not Involve the Begin's aides said it would be "logical" for Yadin to get the of private Arab land. foreign rn1ry post, bat they said no decision has been made. ~landmark ruling of the IxaelI high court Monday gave the "There's a big jigsaw puzzle and the prime minister Is only !14 r virrinent 30 days to move the 100 settlers, including 60 beginning to try to work out the details," one top aide said. cldren, from the 200 acres of private land near the Arab city of Begin also faces the der'aiid of satisfying his partners In the MaMas, fragile coalition. The NRP, for example, says Yadin's Demoon Dayan's replacement as foreign minister cons, cratic Movement party has too many cabinet pods and would 'tersd on Interior Minister Josef Burg, head of Israel's delegation oppose shifting Yadin to the prestigious foreign to Palnthslan autonomy negotiations, and Deputy Prime A successor to Dayan would only be part of a general overhaul '$lnhaler Ylgasi Yadin, a world-renowned archeologist, of the major cabinet posts that was sought even before Dayan's di feredamlldhsa'tattacklastweskandwustijlhi sudden resignation Sunday In opposition to Begin's Palestinian )lhWip4t'. Bat his health was not dsansd a factor In policy. Vivian T. Votes Arthur Kapla. DeBary Daniel C. Simmons, Deitona John Lane N. New Smyrna ADMISSIONS The envisaged changes also Involve moving Slmha Ehrlich out of the finance ministry, either giving him Yadin's post or creating the position of "economic czar" within the cabinet. On Tuesday, Begin's 28-month-old government easily survived five no-confidence motions ir parliament presented by the upposition Labor Party and four smaller factions. They were defeated In a single 59-47 vote by the 126-member Knesset after Begin's Llkud party bolstered Its ranks, an apparent indication of Its uneasiness over the challenges. Dayan, who attended as a rank-and-file member, voted for the government as did Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, who cut short his visit to Egypt to attend the session. But the state-run radio and television networks reported Agriculture Minister And Sharon was threatening to resign If the government dismantles a West Bank settlement as mandated by the supreme court. SANFORD: Lewis D. Brown Annie Mae Collier Vera C. Cook Henrietta Co R. UIric Hutchison William IL March Anthony Piacido Delia Mae Williams Ruth Clark, Deltona Samuel Lea, Deltona Patricia Valente, Deltona Mary Danbach, Orange City Phillip Jon es. Ostun DISCHARGES SANFORD: L. Daniels James D. Johnson Moses Knight James M. Leonard auth Shiela N. Williams, Winter Springs - Jimmie S Betty Jo Luther Unlbd_ Eddie K. Miles Lawrence W. Price -. Sy; Sale! Save 25% on our, lshela Nelswsnderretirusfromootof 'a sthty town this week. she also The school board will also vfktpatiag a "Mall" ilke the hear a report at the misting ways in t, 1kylark report ton an the n- -1 of Was, Mrs. MeCodey said that dorgastes Masisoti who are ceMoadayawoIaIarIe daft ths oft howMthe has been addsdtoth.rode .addthe.tIeolft. - entire stock of coats for boys and Attorney Resign's' ' Qty Mtoraey fer IMlapsed her yea's, Med Jd1., - . IsaWler reed hi Mayer JsasLermaustMoMay "mugs aww"M These emotional reactions may manifest themselves In severe anxiety, psychotic reaction, suicidal or homicidal tendencies, severe marital problems or spouse and child abuse, he said. Or they may result In deep depression and feelings of helplessness. me a — Jr., bee IOelgI'ed'MS year jebeedMr. L proprtate help if needed. "A crisis Is an Individual matter and can't be generally defined," said Harmon Hovis, coordinator of the program, "but we refer to It as an emotional reaction to a situation In which normal adaptive coping mechanisms are over-taxed by overwhelming life dresses." Herald Staff Writer Seminole Coady mental health speclallatj are manning a new *bourtelephone crises imerverglcn service designed to help cops with emotimal dress. Pik., Spokesperims for co4utesy chlldeei mad travel to Teague basing groups who picketed the Middle School and Lake 11111; Snhiole County School Bradley High School. CanDowd meeting Oct. 17 plan to strudlon of a cable television bs back to* but not n the daft has created a truck lane line, over sidewalks near a stoplight speaking for on data Rode 436 and Sandlake Mrs. Judy Road next to the Handy Way "8113111*90 IW she has been ng notified by Superintendent parki lot. William Layer that the fourth The construction, Mrs. We seldy report on her am McCauley said, is "just one will be ready. Five reports are thing to add to the moss" she ciatcmyinstavolag.srtobe finds )l *ran and others appointed by the Seminole from Mobile Manor have in County C'iIsshn has yet to getting to school without _, be chosen. She said that the Rao Ray, spokesman for parads that showed up led . , said Wedtime will be Joined hi oth ers neaday morning the Mobile "nakkia.os of aboitlO" Manor requad will not be anto allend the 7:30 piL swu sWe do fifth member mset. of the sdsty committee has not Betty McCauley, been sppolrdsd from the County ivpIon Ray said Roger Mob. F ara; rEwhich was Nelpend.r, county ad.. a CRATE THEM Gerald D. QulIda, 34, Orlando, spokesman for 8.1-Air. Homes, 601 Douglas Ave., Longwood, reported to Seminole Coady deputies a brand new dishwasher and electric dove were taken from an apartment wider construction at Lake of the Woods, Fern Park, between 5 p.m. Friday and 10:58 am. Saturday. According to Childs the dishwasher and electric dove were still In their shipping crates in the unlocked apartment garage. The Items are valued at $560. Telephone Emergency Services Program Helps People Cope I Courtesy Busing 14 Authorities said the youth became a suspect In the can based on Information provided by his mother. His mother contacted authorities to report the youth was apparently Involved In vandalism at her home. The youth was described as a dropout who had been ordered by school officials to stay away from the DeLand Junior High School campus. 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Around — ____ q1W NATO Leadership A Key Issue You are probably #nll1' with the ro the * Mtmdautago tIiuv ot the bagbvth of each M& so they brW the psomaliIien on mygsn 1.-!--PDL7mftndod=okMgintM " or t$ai7 Ift pilot's mmoft we brief am to the plot as there ware ae &W or lavatory to wOfl7 abed. "The be ,nfkrulol,,r Is ceder my seat and the flrd aid Is in the beck," he said. "The trip wtfl take ab.d 10 mlndee. If you wad to ask me M$MI Jed tap me on the head to got my at. 4" "MDI too herd, I hope," seys hubby. "At least don't bit both of as," said the pilot, refining to his CO$IlDI. No flying above the pound this flI, we had a psdvIswof the leap.. had the kn,. es he was following the railroad trec adil the pilot steeled repsMsy referring to his map. And what d those red lights flashing on mean? Before long, howeii, the pilots looked out bothaidewintlows, bsnkedtheplane forth. landing Feel Ilko you are jW a seat nmnber when you boards big Jetliner with huiukede of psngars? If you yam for more p.iaul trNfmq.t, do I hove the airlin, for yoni a to Nmth slins M* bcelR. led wedlood my husband oW I bed to change planes twice botwem i1.de and IIek, trading down in e with oath doW edil we got to Air va in Ielts, Thepilet, ike like he m hove atd thsvliig1edweukmotsMthsUeketcsedsr,led aandtheatherpesgerodtheedaaaeatltoss the pst lot to a meal! locked g f The Uckot clerk rndisd ad with a key to _lock and an envelope fir the____ pilot. Whonwegml*delleoksdsrouidfortheplane and there it was looking for the "'Mlike a Run cra with wins and two —fl propellers. The pilot opened the door and I hoisted myself up Into the Slider crg, followed by the two man, the pilot and copilot. (U$P$ 11N) Is Th. Clock By JANE CAIIJUBY Here 'Right now, we're scrambling just to stay in business' 111111prold and the pilot was welcoming us to Hickory. 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Uat ho becom Clear &rft the stimmer-Iong debate over the tmty in On Smte Forieip Rokum C10mmin". No seiiottils SubligW161 objwft to the Itself has been raised In the committee without haVlngbeedinconvinclngtermsby the Rejection VIEWPOINT sew r: Ami sads by ogricufture over the years treaty Meanwhile have ra far afW, takft the to=of ft treaty as a ililtartille Fft to raw 1*immo Stich a the ]"d of over. Ali Man spodilig ad%vid troop in Cuba. Most maAfthubw0wimmottliORMIM combat brigade In Cube. Sen. Frank ChIWCh, D. Idaho, chairman of the committee, seized W= the h On y Dotn$r 1• ' By DON GWF was ad too back that the ad. to anume the rde of hawkj an via to do adwooltorow was to V woot ad rde for him but am that is ppular in his home awr hftm 1111111111ibb Im" It lute, Willem in W" a stroft Commadve *WV at am that it dToendsat, of those challenge for re.gfl MA year. ike headed that advice who todey are miam President Carter's handling of the ism in on feetas was malatholt. 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All thal t . 01 wool to be omW ft do bm 41 ohm do- BMW6 ro*tIou of The " Nd.r ' thus swslleetke WON li t at ft Dim Im aswim V1211111111:19 Volt %a to boom chief ecsaif hIS' IJ-1--Ma -he wealth n--id, is WA$JW$GTON (UP!) - The utlai's #ft 4'SALT WOM Collape, fulling &A h ad So fthn hndod IONOMW NO ddmd ON d 0 __ ___ i . "Bat it happened that a wolf was 1 cie decided to take a shortcut to house and got the goodies for hIeILU "It was a beautiful day and Red Rift HuM dopedto her way. M gave the wolf a little extra U1111111110 wIdth enabled him to kill and devour Se grandmother. He then dressed In her n1gt4go andJedIsdobedandwaIInWcrtheUttl.g. "When As &A -- wolfit tried £w grag i I - Iveiifty, said prim paid to farmers will imder o aodest 1111 dipas the harvest progresses, then show a moderate f ouq 11al energy psiky, and thwnielvu y courted by an WMlos that a BEER The medicine doctors recommend most. Protkn Is estimated at 7.4 billion bushels of corn and 2.2 biL' bu'.1, of soybeans — the two leading feed grains. bs USDA Is hopeful record worldwide demand, bonded by the b1" Soft cropl In years, will absorb the bumper crop. In adMiw4ftWO&M bub of gold other ewrenclas has made u.S. grain tar chmper to foreign mother and always enjoyed the walk throij .. ASPIRIN even bigger ______project a was happy to go because she loved spJ . BAYER OLD MILWAUKEE __ Isow nu lk Uww USD Aw to e fW *wft s" w done ina cottage in the fond Red Riding__ . Y ' thls Is the sitidlos as a douui Wedirn ddw wvüy,eye WVou'sIn1stowd __ --- ! N1 * Sorry I can't give credit to the source ofift following fable big ft came to me anonyrnoi'. "Once upw a time, in a fa away cwj*W there lived a little gM called M Pift H@W ON by her mother asked bw to tab a bula 0 tood to her lIxandrniolther wbo was ill and WO '• - bling with on-farm storage. "It's great to think you can keep your grain and just wait for a decent price," said Naylor. "But when I started out, corn was 12.75 (a bushel) and had been harvested it, it was $2.39 and I took mnrp iinlfnrm nnpfrof In., lItrojsctkns of the fall barve* ft In most parts of On Midwest survived the Critical His T He n g / . and It was down to $1.50 by the following harvest." The administration Is banking on strong participation in Its farmer-held reserve program to avoid such dramatic price drops. But without changes In government policies, farmers face an economic squeeze. "1 think we're going to have some serious problems," said a grain merchandising agent in eastern Nebraska. "Things could get tight." Federal programs with tight credit provisions have made It costly to hold stocks, rather than sell them. If farmers begin' selling their crops to avoid storage costs, the market may react adversely. The surplus of feedgralns also could make livestock production For one thing, inadequate capacity exists to accomodate the new harvest along with remnants of last year's crop. In mid-August, the Farmers Coop in Ralston, Iowa, sent letters to Its members, outlining a first-come, first-served policy for buying grain. Within two weeks, its milllonbushel capacity had been reserved. Farmers who came in late were advised to sell their grain on the spot running the risk of selling themselves short - or gam- Many farmers are apprehensive about storing their grain as long as Bergland would like - "a year or even two," providing time to examine methods of easing the transportation crisis and sthen,howsvet,theAgrlcultureDepartinent has Increased l Intie ability 1. ..'.'. West Again advances that boosted But Low Profits It tin,4 iow T e Of - hide, Increased productivity of the land and made farming less vinerable to weather and other unknowns of the past. But there Is another side to the bumper harvest underway crossU* Corn Belt. It is & feeling Of AMMY, Created in Pad bY fears of a poedble WatUM In the rullerceuIe farm economy. recently as two months am aarh'uItn,l awirnnI.t. w 010'Old 001MMOMY prices paid to farmen would remain MMVSIY 11104 bolstered by a go"mment farm wogmm that has helped om sbam warket nodualtions created by dIames in M* Wild domand. AW100111`1 811astAfy Bob&WNW told farmersin late August the cKtff 'I sweess in expanding tam exports ad and "Usys in the mipply4emand curvels would wttldand the iurdon of record corn and soybeans her. lqu~ R.A 1544 Was Wolf Rock Island strike, as transporting grain to marketing points became more expensive for farmers away from river terminals. The administration's strategy has been to keep grain on the farm until it can be marketed at a reasonable price. Bergland has warned against dumping carryover stocks, which could have a price-depressing effect on the market. The wait-and-see approach has helped avoid flooding of the market, but placed additional strain on the rail system by continually building up surpluses that eventually must get to market. CHURDAN, Iowa (UP!) - George Naylor quit teaching Junior adioll mathumatics a few years ago to go Into farming. Uk. thoiaandeef other young farmers, there are tunes when he ponders If he made the right decision. n heartland, farmers like Naylor are baredlog record quantities of grain for the second year in a row. The bountiful harvest Is a tribute to the technological strides i 34d Winning a record crap In the Corn Belt worry: 'A yes fr sew we ceeld have a*ssIy low prices" ly NORMAN D. IANDLU 11lahn 1qo RONALD REAGAN 1 ichnology Yields Bumper Crops I i1 Is dw"W Soviet troop in Cuba. Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1974A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I �- r A—Evi, - - ye 1$ • iI - - i- -r 1- . J - ____ . •' �- : . -.-. . -- -- -.-- - • . .;'.. - ------ - - - HsriW, lsaIsrd PL Wsdnudy, Oct. 24, 1,7 Grocer Blames 'Night People' Violence Hits-- Local Store, Ii - r ,1.4 L: 43 1- . I• W' •• Violence and was released Monday *0on bond of $1011. was charged In Al wrests on the IM disorditHy coodad and onlawfui Street him* of Sanford Monday *K at law am r =1111111doubting bow much IMM be can re ain In business. Stewart Low Byrd, 21, 227 Hawkins A". was SWM Rldiards, 27, ownst of Rkhiu* Supier Market,150 W. resisting arrest without; Violence ad was rdowd an $0 1h St., would Uks the violence to gop' ha_- "Jo" make a 21 1 iteCarthy An w dargsd RI B to Richards whose Am was broken No 7bursday nW uniawN &0embbp and disardeftly coodwt and was relmN and s on fire Monday ni*,said the crowda of '*t* pecIe" Mc , $1 who1W the busine, block which Include the Tip Top Grocery anti charged w Horace Leon st , iioew. -• 11th St. was ----assemblage j ,1gc, Thy apparently Monday nW n $105 bond. month s h1 looted, dRa,in is fiut DianThit.°1' 1703W 14th X., WUbSUIU•1w1Uuhutht least $4,100. Richards said his store lacked like "Hurricane David con" and resilift arred without vialsom and Was cune throst" after the heesk4n with debris all over the floor. MIIIWI.0 . -, e. on , "You couldn't walk without stepping on .üg," Theblockwude.crlbeda,a"hlghaflzldY"areSbYPO&ea I he Rkharà said he had to absorb the base, since he cannot get a "possible nut" ares with peach Urowing eins an IN for his boutkn. the officers, with a oondant barrage of bottles and Butler said his 5" on ft h" whom people were betting mW a crowd mW Im will not "lot them (the crowd) abon Ow POft 101101111111. -' flairs. He said the psepis have "nothing to gre about" Sanford atlef en Tuesday morning he did was He&ostatadth cece hr said residentsida man are "going to be prepared when we Into the blsdepsrtm.s*aboigS p.m. Monday for the SvnInohe Co4 3ber John SpcI OW merchi do nut want crowd. outside of their homes or Departme nt, said that four cats from the dip$rbflimt "l.e4. bo'iniuuu. "When we are called to move them (the crowd ) than Ic" the Sanford oUce. He said the onits arrived in minutes I'm to move them," Butler said. win always to my law adornment atom in Monday mW the police arTived and, untleir orders ft= San- pert coy. ford Police U.Ralph R s ell After the crowd spsra.d, two fires were sut at Richard on . Grocery betwesnl:54 pm. and LOIp.rn.Ownsrftlthwdissldl the cruwd of about llpeacie s,,, was told by the Sanford Fire Department that tradi were abovi d..d In about an hour Inddethe frntand rear doors and lLAcccrdbuitoRkharde,U made firemen put out am Meese quift Will" Mah Is. 710 hil"ft men 0M &ff*" 04 ,-. Rlcliardssldhejintwaidsthstroabl. to md. He does County think be is bWq go"out but his dors location Is "Jot Willis I" JODM ft E. Rh 3L, was rbot! A with disordwly all On trouble slarts.99 .. .,. - .. - u ords Super Market has been the scene of continuing crowd violence. Ite latest altercations resulted In fire damage to the Interior of the store. Richards said he would like the violence to end so he could 'Jot make a living." s P Neounces; the Wskiva District Fall Camporee, "Florlds Crafts ER . . . E - . - _. . '... ___ KER .,.... 1 .. I L' Ouwcr F. Davis, 52, Avocado ______ ________ . . A 4.P • •' - __ V s '-" p ' - . W FUNERAL WI L LIAM L. GRAMKOW II Wikele. i1, $dth,oi&boysIn . . • Woliele's dads-w -6 i i NO W~ as they • I TOOTHPA91M Price 7-ozi reflects " off label. 88 ., ASSORTED • " "- ..• .. HAMILTON BEACH CORN POPPER Automatic. Us 0 MILK DUDS JR8. battle. Price rellects 200 . . . a. Limit I PAC OF 00 Off 111". 1.59 urn" I EtN,)UISLISUIIL1 60 0 MINI NOW & LATER SAN$ • ... Wtaft of NO& Rod to"a the arm M4Ill in mad in with do& idn w4liftroffe dcon- dollyal 91HRAY 111-oz. 2".Limit I D Choi 69* Fwi/39* 4KOI1R [J UIUUORANT U ; to o dowwo On: Awase ofeUsiled Way aguacy _ 4 RAGU "TI SAUCE ORR COO MARS 10" •-. BARS Choose Snlck*rs.Milky East Iran. 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"We believe w have :6 sew. trawwork &W appeal 2* 19 119 ITT 9d 111111111111110 adomw. ft" orl Call thel 0"".He add he tridio work within Me Cal ft"work 499 - P KODAKCMM L ; mmmwa~ of PANinosooe Poft is you soothing steaml All" Given IN dwindling dn%* aw 1011111 Of Confidence in do d"M sums of do go -.-~ built-in Wry do Labor parly ilk as M dKU00 thd brought Me& to him codd well return to power d dw to Amoftd simmin dun ft dnM Eimsw* new HEATINGPAD I 9waysompy be men. Reg. 1.4 021AWMk4shAndeno Easy-to-r"d numerals. No. 7369 Reg. 4.99 cartridge film. Acc to 400 film. No. XR-1:9 Rog. 24.99 Reg. 4.99 JACKO'LANTERN FLASHLN1HT Reg. Its"I $Well UP 399 CAMERA Buill-in flash. Uses at Lk"a ow" 1011111101111 d T rVive siwip~ts, COSTUMES , Inflatable. MM TIMEXELECTRIC KEYSTONE AMU KO0KY8POOKi 1011111111"- W I* twon - lowmilm. 6" al 41111-01. Uona olncIj with lbs (*1 that Regin a hold over We gev.r,sn.s* has weakened ow siderably since be cions to owera monii a. In now elections, Us Fhow& -a. rice CNW Ili fill liatr uft - Begin's ruling Likud Mae mW its major coalition portm, go NsUonW Raligious party, In Ift slection contest. 113 The Rensissaft hft "I time low doote the me* SWEDISH MASSAGE Temporary relief for tired, aching P CAM W11 HAINTRIM 449 GALL CATCH Till 1011011111.111111111 ON Int.111111 Reg. 2.49 Way,3 Musketeers, M & M M a M Peanut or rtoal%urst. Reg. 1.99 Ll I 18-INCH 00 • I°iPI&S all 99 thrill the kids. FUN UZE HIBACHI AdJustablisarlds. 15.5-m. Choice of 296tr "nors. Reg. TV I ImIt I °°" tdv=M of room" 0110 No* .• .- BABY Omit I VjfW ' mostat to assure perfect shade Snap n crumb tray. No. T62 W Reg, 10?099 of to the poli al PrM iunesz Been, appealing to a Vocally durianotraUve ha sopned of On 'popu1aton ttee.rdurn1% the occupied Affb Wnto 1•• TOASTER Brand Brain control works as thef. 11414-oz. bag. LIMIT 2 . &A -- Limit 2 LQUD CQjQR ____ P.1i'i 6 PftOCTORRILIX2.$LICE 12-oz. jar t"T nuts. 49 •1 TEL AVIV,Israel (UPI)-ft Is said in Israel that for every two Jews In a room there W ft"opinions. So it comis some .- __________________ Crunchy malted milk candy. 109 pieces UTS P opqNo. 1721 Reg. 13,99 . WHOPPERS ' ~Ww S SUSILIVUM •RAIN.$LO Sour fruit bubblum. 109 , YVn ROAST JEC No. 39 Weakening party fanned last month. ;q HALLflWFFN •, I U .-. COLA Hundreds of d@Wdablelights, adJustable flame. Reg. 790 Limit 3 32-oL Etlective rellef. Limit I Llmitl sowe of 611oft Over Isradl matching band or bracelet. Bright digital readouts. Reg. 39.99 • " • RIOULARo, DIET Begin Hol R-1 WATCHES An assortment of Styles With . MIGHTYMATCH It'V iia'iiir United Way has reached 45 percent of the 12* SN goal. 11he firm pledged $1,345 from 16 employees. ERS . . I5lF ALKA SELTZER Bottleo125. the ysur beys. AofthSIvWI1 be the 4rrP'-'sl will., division. paints sign In downtown Sanford to indicate MENS&LADIEW • 4bU NEARS 00 I wWbelMgrMedwfth boys .•. :.I Bob Daehn, chairman of the pro(euIosal d In the United Way campaign looks on as Gardner. secretary for Clark Dietz & Associates Sanford engineering firm) pacesetter for - Brownsville, Ky. 9-oz. bag. . I . Brisson, Funeral Home In chwge arrw4ements. A . '0 Services and burial will be in iii II TELEPHONE 322.3213 4nAn unusual and Imorted . . four brothers and four sistem SANFORD.FLORIDA I - Mrs Elbert Davis of Kentucky .! 13O WEST . florida 50 Tuesday. Bom in Brownsville, Masocilc Lodge No. 670 of Ky., he lived in Sanford for the Robbins, Tern. -/ 100F past three years. He was a Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Georgia Davis of Sanford father and mother, M and GRAMKO I of 122 80 - 70 Baist, a carpenter and a Korean veteran. He was a )UTHER F. DAVIS '41,IWW - - - . . 0- - AREA DEATH IL 1 Cow* Lanochoe. aimporse t*wa the cidar !!j W w---nm No-_1 d iselle your little- nel lb. I . . . scauting. =md 'eider, * the 2¼ days penleuce and '.4 _ P outs g4 the Boy Scouts of Amain .. - . rea Sc et District lCamporee ft Central 010" Council '': - - , *wv V 023 to 40 etition If negotiators were JnoawTni"e unable to resolve their vegetable growers have reffled ces. The negotiators failed to a petition protesting alleged reach any agreement. There was an understanding dumping of Mexican vegetables lit the United Slates and expect last siufliner that Treasury a tentative ruling will be made would issue a tentative ruling this week or early next week. on the dumping charges within The attorneys reified the seven days after a petition was petition with the Treasury refiled. Howard Feldman, an attorDepartment on Oct. 19, three months after the Florida ney for the Florida growers, growers voluntarily withdrew said he hoped that negotiations their petition to permit good- would continue even if the U.S. faith negotiations between the government rules In favor of U.S. and Mexican govern. the Florida growers. Th e negotiations would center on menu, Last summer, Florida grow- questions such as market share ers said they would refile the between the two nations . W.dns.day,0CL14.lm-4* OUR (( ASHINGMN (UPI) 0; __ 72. am plbecNuporee will oncuron A_. - ___ - , conduct, unlawful assemblage and rosilift aWffr" m .. 91. 69 .1 vo _ ___ . Florida Growers Protest Mexican Vegetable D __ a. .•. ' .. . : ___ • . kGMYGMU Staff Writer Evening Hara ld, eupamdJew1.k.' S$SSt %d 4H 411114re ,., 4$ CASSELIENEY: $smlssls Plaza 1433 Semotan SIvt ALTAMONTE SP*ING$: $74 Was, SN. 43&, 414 E. Altarnonlo Drive ORANGE CITY: Few Townes, S10*009 Center DAY. Oe Z• Nu ad ) II 1st he _ pa dwN 69 Mellow IN ft . '• . .: .• - •• - • - . . :. -. •, • . •...:.. ..' - - - -- - - - -.__ L_....... -' - - - -.-- - - -.-- -- J •.'I ----_Ii1. . ,. •...: -I'•••t:i1 fV'1I'I.51.l'I • "1' • 'er' -. -- --- ' .ir. - ------- .; -i - -.- -f-'.1.', - " . 'w "r . • ' . - . : -. • -..--v--i-- ... ... - - -- - - -- --_______ -• . . -..-- • . . - • - • - . - - . . - -- �-. I 7* - - - 4 • p - ' - - . r - • - - • . ----• - , - - - -----, - S. nèng 11eraId, Sanford, Ft. Li Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1911`111-1 TA ons Look For Revenge At Eusti s SPORM SPORTS 1SA-lvs&ng Nsr.W, $a1sstPL Wsy, Od. $4, IM tBREF B.ngals Train L.v.ns.11.r To Fill In For lnIuri.s _____ _____ ______ _________ ______ - Itlyman, Pressure Defense The Key ru -Dix -eyhou-nds : Gr ' AndDepth In Speed .•. . 79 - with footbalL Qeveload stands Mm even eix4ed and his excellent speed W ____ - much brighter this sessort according to Lawrence. Lawrence feels this trio j isdeoted but should come on as U The Greyhounds return five players that started games and season prop"m combined with some strong outside shooting moving up from the hd LawrencewilJoJun1orKevkH5lau and lCphCmOre1 Junior varsity look to have good quickness and depth. Hare's a player by player look of the Greyhounds who will hit the pod position. HmIni,,at$.1and17IpQw,(kafldFrencIlM14 and l75powX the floor for Lyman in the 197910 prep hoop season. Guards are two gayens that wlfl lend odra depth to the Orsyhoun Senior Si Lemea it 5.10 and 150 pounds moved into the js,, starting lineup last year at guard due to injuries. Lemon Cam' Ol for half th Rd*VIdng from an elbow injury that sidelined improved odalde shot aluid HN(51 is dartIr Jeff NelIIi n leader boost the Lyman offense. Coach Lawrence looks to Lemon to 011 The slx400t senior will epl* playing time between the wing an On Greyhound playmaker role this year. guard positions. pjj The Hounds will have a pair of Lemons In 19. Sophomore honorable inq$j Afl4 St Casürusce last yea sensation Asteise "Pop" Lemma, who virtually owned the junior and could develop Into one of the top prospects of the year. varsity circuit last year has graduated to the varsity and provides fl other cola* teems the Greyhounds will tip oft their ' [ the Greyhoa*ls with superb outside shooting. with the Rotary Bowl and the Oviedo Qinidmi 'Pcp"standsatl40and 135 pounds and gives Lawrence depth itatiosi. at guard. Thq have a lot of experience back and while the 'Hounds arm Another guard who will provide depth along with excellent big in 19 they look to boon. of the quickest and deepest squads I hiatlela senior TomYearod. the s&ar. At 5.10 and 150 pounds Yearol* saw plenty of playing time lad year including several darts. and Jay McIang*IM will A pair of Juniors, 1.1 Darrel G provide Lawrence with more depth in the badicourt. WIag.e. S • • ,- HGWO (\UWOO61 ç%GWQ v , ,-,, LYPi. L' MA'; y MAN THAN LYMA1, NGW ci () i tE; 1 YMAN AN • . 4 the expenlence there will beadfi'dIehslp. Ned GIIIs,at$3 and ll5posmds was selected to the AllColmty Honorable Mention as A114 Star Odsrence as a Team and sophomore. In Saturdey's action it was Cosmos 74. The junior averaged 1OpoIsts lad ysar and his deadyWt- Orlando 101 6, Rochets2; In8widaypfoyW provement Is a big plus In the 'Hounds attack Winter Park 101 5; KIcks 0; blasted the Rowdies 114 - Senior Gki Balley at 64 and 110 pounds will probably see 4, A MelUad shaded theos playing time at both wing wd the pod. _____ 0 Bailey will give the Greyhoimds good rebounding strength and Cauelborry'122 tied 1.1; Saturday, October Xl, five id add , Stars 1$, College Park 141 0; games are slated for the Lymn hall a of junIors for depth at the wIng..,InclvdIi --crest field begliming it Sp"lncl. 1 4, Rowdies 1 arid M-m tailback seiwatk,n Asdie Cleveland who is still much Involved Caseelbenry, 191 topped the 6:15 a.m. was • - •. ,.. - • W Fro" row foil to right Jeff Nelsen, Sam Lemon; back row left to ri Lemon, Neal Gulls, Tom Stribliag, Kent Zastrow Glen H II a ey,K cvIn ..man, Audie Cleveland. • . I awrence Fiberglass . Belted Jackson E Ioff Doubtfull $38* A e - - . Denver &onoo CoSdi Red MWe, said Bernard iacon Egloft were doabiful far Sundays game with Kansas at Mile ft11"vw Miller mid Jacbm a toot and R" • Ooa Situation 3lmonthwarranty Th.ss 0 1. holarshlps are, a fact he points out about the an proarn. 'I've been coaching hail for seven years, In that dozen e Lyman players have received k$ball scholarships." The second year heed coach tells It like It Is about '71 uat We're probably the smallest turn man's had in my seven years here," says IwNace. "But the same time we have the boat cknwanddspth we'vihsdlna whlletoo." Lawrence, whose wife. ElIlne and daughters Amanda and Allisa are avid basketball, fans, feels the Greyhoufld depth this season will make for )od pre.mn dense and a good situation, speed should allow us to keep good preisw'e ribs ball; our depth means'we'll be able to stay eab and keep coming atthw opposition." ibeGreyboid boss fnds he has the people tog: IthsmaD to mm defesas for big chunk Im. Bithki not.oftEiüeed In the county. Wo'vs got athlstá," says Lawrence. k'sküid$fiaoybutthi, __ Seem to run thcydN.. elgeta goodpesçln every fotrorflve years." i&... ......i WVV LlAi.ii3LlU5W FgVW vuw thl;sthaouldrnâke for a bow tesm SM $7543 $H $4. $4. 07144 $71.14" 071.11 ON14 175.14 Us $75.11 in 06.11"' A7$.13 The former Stetson basketball ace, who played for e Hatters on a scholarship knows how Important , upr _ Tkess 154 Is, $17 151 NI sm F$Ju bY Tim VINISI Greyhound Coach Tom Lawrence Miise Hoc key S V 's'. $ 45 445 4.15 l 011 4$ 4AI is 1741 045 3.15 UlW.Ola 015 (44)711l,P(C4)*11,T(44 .: Scatbc Bravas, V1SSd$iMlmedw. has a Ns1 slss said bi*. 3Alidem MISS $ msk waip S ______________________ ' 'qwivy S - • w. • N7$4ITL' 'N L7$41T$" Vi MIS '*ii 11.1$TL 175. an 18-15% •* .nI$ • II ISIS $TL 114. 745 ILSOWYN "masoN -, -,. ., ? ta.L A.tI • • .-.. - T.,lSSie IMSi-Zene *445 aa 'a US 015 So 15.15 on itw • 7SO2O linsliT AL .•'• WW S '- . rnu J1uul$UIaiI, , auilNlle.4cti0ncssSPtloil SO SO S ~-• • •: '' " • ,es,WltsSs1I',W.1S'N$Itf*e1IPi-. aijpAceepNmostIrdJJurIr • 04 • ' - ' Ir c, • 111 a 01861111111. 5, '• •, • ___ •• • i • . as. 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YAfti5 thd arewwo 11101101 bm extremely 1 0 III y---ps •,u55 s. tw go" , NY i. *se.s. s Netes Sp 17. tails I. 111111 to An" 7. aftraft w.en.ys @&V00" St NY ts.0 Ilsflie,d St audit PNN$JIbSINN* as riigsps I. tails St Il' 1n1utL_.._ 10 1* I*.,. V;=juur - Same 6151451.55 1*1mM-Ales NAL PLY Cardinals and Now York Mdo have. In the pod, rejected the re'odry dial a meam of ', .Ie_ - do. Mat of cea League tè.inplon Bal- Ib11 411 4 I *55aP(O4) NSASiTOJ. PAHL Sifo' ,. sins were Msms Olvlslaa _ 1WASW Tom am* MxeIs *310 *15 11 SImM 10.11 111 l*aUs. 14 players al Loan MVPJoe Morgan ls !!! t!14)UNIP (a'U 140.a,T (04 ' I . the difference between a 1 it I wlaingands.arinfor lbslag 1 3 1 1 some chills in M. Among the ' 4 4 free agents are American . tangy, strikeout king Nolan ' 157$ World erta Mar '' ayes, . W L d;00D0oVEAA*1 SER CE'M RES S ' CIW•OS Wiles CMtarSIISS Niff'.s Divislia WLTPN. , i ii patsvro 35I Las Ajietes 33 I 7 1 1 VA 6A 3A an Sm- on" as AUTO IERVICI CENTEN 5 '' Iii C * I8 4 I 41 so"n000m IllS 13.15 4.411 W111piS V contenders, such teams u the' twe4kne r4iimp4, New York _____ 1 P.Leeis 4AIurI..1erre • • Sy VaNes sss SaSsrnulftj.il CrnpWII Csilsreiu PMeb Olvisisa w i. T 14117.11 441 &40 4A 1Art$.Alei 411 Atlanta U4)1011sPfl "Al T($4. NY IMsuisri 4)17*11 W.slilman IlAklans-CoW P0e-S10ll 1 Neeul.UreuldI '. al SIM C: 1t4)17.legP(64)IN11,1D4. 'S a r5 a'' (1-3)UASsPU.UW.NaT($4. 5)55141 99 PW"WW of 08"01111, pt,ss&i of see Kansas Cay as isatli. T.i4e14 Sames year ' , o.an . see 411 Lie IJmeVeNs 4$ tifles OViels a U.. IND AINT Las Aneeles ill, U,aI Si MHwsjli5e 114 P" owl IS, Kansas City N IN Dues 110, Denver "am lallsaa at PtdledsIphla Cleveland 0 AtWV4 1111 415 345 CAlave-Altu Wheel. - at WMbInatSI of DSITSN , for a total of u £U 114,216,2*. Although such clubs as the Kansas Qty Royals, St. Louis - agods, San Ankift 19, Sastm in 3icMns.Yia imenme-1wre 'PSws,lstlssbiml,74$LlIissll*o. 'Ms lays uNI1lij diPisisil ssnul'ufl•n of 4 psl 11110 Ibsi$sss bills. Cldcaes lie. New Jersey 103 . S WE'RE OPEN AT S , Change hands on Nov. 2. That's the date for this year's baseball re-entry draft for free and 32 players have declared themselves eligible 2 3 AN sw Yoft in, 101111811111111 11V At$.iWa 1*), CIev,anl in 0CUons.Olo OU1)411e,P($4)I1T11,T(14. ON) WAS. Pellesam. ,p7544 a S kslfti 011I.ANDO.SIMINOLI IJesiArana 4' Fr.. Agency List Growing NEW YORK (UP!) - U the Pat two yam am an indication, about 0 million not to m"on the services of ThurmSsms 'od vla 3Josa.ANv 17.55 7.15 3. ILim*Ieltla ILlS 4.11 4 NeewI.Dee 311 (303*Ni P114)101.151? (*1. "' - __Would limbe6ar T=Jadeen __ __ coe for 00 Chkb' PION bd ickN s, rmoWl back Jim Jam ad pwd Pad Howard were a 424) U-00 P(841 "Al T(84. 7) 1S1.Sli DO (14) 101.10. sf.dia1zsA7$.13. £lTlsrs3TS 'ARRIVEI A JVVn 1up '1 1 Alai f em no le n - PtrstSsi lCIlsnig.CoiIs 13.55 LII 715 6110118-111"" 11.15 IllS ISIbInS-AmIns 311 0(14)11111 p (14*) Seciul Same 3010.Amere iLlS 440111 1J111 11011 545 1.55 lNieuI11ys 1.11 Tires - 'It A 1'hl. rA.h TUESDAY RESULTS • ... CHICAGO (UP!) - Lry D* has rndsied as I: Qicago White Sex batting hutructor, tam officials f amotmeid today. Doby, who had been with the 302 1CS 1577 as coach, manager and ladrudor, aid he fill he i shçdd boa uniformed coach to n lknlse his ability, Sox President 1111 V" r DeywtheftrstlAackplyerintheAm.rlcaujaagsm when he signed with the Cleveland """ In 1947. 1k orthel' iisfornine Yom sod alao played twice With 1111 Whits Sanford Soccer Club Results TheGreyhound'sroturna pal: oldartsrsto the wlngsklsand S en - Db" W him •. . regular backup aefity for Sunday In Ray Griffin, Iawwellir Is being given a course In the p$tkin in case of more Injuries Sunday. Qeveland at the wing will be Juniors1s 1blMg it Jo If ever there was a week of and he's listed as a doubtful A pleasant surprise, however, Its a must win for LymarJ1 good old backyard trawls this darter. has been the Lion defense, they hope to stay In ranga.i( Is R. "For us to win, well have to We've averaged giving up Seminole for a shot at the With the exception of the Stick with our basic offense and just one touchdown a game," conference title. imdoteated Oviedo L4one, all maintain good field position," beams Monty. "Its great to be Bill Scott's crew turned in Snbc4, CoiMy teams we Weir says. so balanced. less than a spectacular perseeing action it one home field "Seminole is such an outTh e other yard brawl of the formance last week against or another. evening wi ll pit the DeLanci Bishop Moore but can explode standing team on defense and Qince leading Seminole they're very- phy Bulldogs at l. against the at any time, and from - sical. We can't and the Patriots of Lake make any nildakes." anywhere on the field. fractured wrlst...thls time he'll so and couldn't think of a better Lyman Greyhounds at 5.2. Bi'ai*Iey are well rested and a Posey, whose Seminoles face line at fullback for the .'pponent to whip than Eustis. little healthier coining oft open Lyman and Lake Brantley the Patriots. Monty remembers last year's -0roftno should help us a lot contest like it was yesterday. Jerry Poesy and the Fighting says he doom 't plan to change S i full back," an optimistic "They beat us on a 42• ard Seminoles leave the reservation anything in the Tribe attack. at Ita Raley commented. field goal as the clock hit zero," Friday to pay a visit to Silver "We'll dick with what's been The Patriots will be playing remembers Montgomery. Hawk territory when they working," said the conference their last home game of the Monty can't feel all that bad W i tangle with Sammy Weir's leading coach, year be fore finishing up on the though. The prepster that tou&i crew. "Lard It must be nice to have road. booted the three-pointer, David . Weir once again faces the couple of quarterbacks like Tho Seminole High varsiZty junior varsity It d var'" "Friday Is Parents Night and McTeLr, went on to sign • prosport of stopping a squad Lake Howell has. They like to we'd like to be a volleyball squad upped Its match. ifThe lodyu, Se little more pigskin scholarship with Ohio girl's with excellent team speed. throw It and we've seen from consistent on offense and win it State. conference record to 12-4 and sq uare "We will definitely have to the game f ilms thay they set up for them." Joe couldn't be happier about moved into second place h1t a Beach tatte Seminole control the ball for a good part In a lot of multiple formations." m pCur of conference victories as beginn"i ng at 600 The Patriot's opponents, his Lions this year. • of the game," Sammy confides. Posey expects the return of Mainland have excellent team "We've worked hard for four Coach Donalyn Knight will "311111111113018 euodes well and Lawrence Rudolph to the lineup speed, something that The Lady Seminoles topped then prepare for the District Raley years. The principal got us a with the power rtmn&ng of for Friday's confrontation and his coaching crew are well weight room this summer and Apopka in straight games 15-9 meet beginning on Oct. 31. at Arthr Jackson we'll have our while Jeff Gibson Is a aware of. man has it really paid off." and 15-10 and battled Lyman to Lake Howell. hand. full." questionable returner for thle "They are fast," said the The weight room has been a a split set victory 15G, 3-15 and Until last week's contest Tribe. Patriot boss, "We'll have to big plus as the Lions have 15-11. against MW*nd, Weir had the Lake Brantley coach Jim play a good game both on of- averaged over 200 yards on the The twin victories boosted the 'I FLORIDA' enviable task of choosing Raley Is looking forward to the tense and defense and not make ground per game and another Sem inole overall record between Mike Wood and Bob return this week of senior Paul any mistakes." hundred-and-a-half In the air on to 154 on the year. Capoblanco at quarterback. Orofino. The standout Can the Lions make it seven the legs of Marvin McClennon flie Tribe closes out the But "Cape" went down with a linebacker Is back In the lineup In a row? and Mike Scott and the arm of regular season tonight with SUNSH NEE Wil a sever, thigh bruise In the game after missing a month with a Coach Joe Montgomery hopes Troy Kessinger. QNCINNATI (UP!) - The lflJm74ludisd O'w'-'' Bengali are Irthdng oIImMvs player wide receiver Mike Lavsmeller -too" defense In mss the team rune not IJ ..tthL.. r'..wnr.s L1IS. Sefotles Scott Psny and Mania__________ CObb, hint in lad week's 21.27 lea. to Cleveland, we ad sxpidid tO play IIIS ByJOEDeSANTIS Herald Spins EdNir ThIrd Is A Sid.i Prospects around the 1ngwood Lyman basketball camp look Back Yard Brawls On Grid Log • I m Alignment E I & 88 I '1 • Few VA"I drivii, am •000YIAI siivia STORE . w = w m aiii Electronic on inspect mi rotate iii tour tires • set caster, mom w mom a" "ARTS m I r?°tsiWild a 333 W. FIRST ST, SANFORD 322.2531 a a U �. ;. -.-. — . . - -. - :--.•- ••_.i - . -- I - • . . -- - -. . -.- . -. I .. - -s -. - . • o_,•--_.— - - I - - 12A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 24, 97 Lyman Tailbacks Spark Victory OURSELVES - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. hts Rig - Frosh 'Hounds' Settle Bragging n And Around Lake Mary 0., The kick was set up by a key backs," an Impressed Crooms closer-but It was closer than played well the whole game," cellent games. Panthers close out their 79 The game Is scheduled for-l., fourth-and-four run by Willis coach Bill Klein said about the score indicated," said Klein said. Klein also cited alternating season with a Parents Night 7:30 p.m. kick off at Seminole f%_..n,i.,h .4n,,1,l tint tackles Rrlan Cirtla. (ivIn .1i.,,.f In., t.I1h,.fr. Itl*ln 'rs cv'roiv., ,uobiit laka --Hawaii. Huh. It .,W11.I an the rn.that for Perry for a first ikiwn do w at the I l £ IlL _4i1 Doug il son Bryant and Sanders for freslsnantrngglng rights In Crooms 15 yard line. Perry and Vince Presley. nt t he de Greyhounds sewed hony W The fensive end A The Panthers defense MUSeminole County. Lyman added scores in both game up in the fourth quarter and linebackers Floyd Byrd good efforts. • Next Tuesday night the Lyman had aimhed all five of fened however and Tscheider the third and fourth quarters. when quarterback Dwayne and Jay Hauck as havi ng ex.........g- After a dkputed call on a Johnson wed in from two ywds Its previous opponents while bookd a 32-yard kick which IIIIII"tCOUPONF Crooms had likewise whi pped glanced off the left upright and lateral which Lyman ran to the out against a Crooms goal line ., , -, all corners In Seminole County, banged through for a 3-0 10-yard line, full back Danny def ense. Saver I Greyhound lead. with one loss to Osceola. Serrano ran the ball In from Thcheider'sPATmadeit23l, For a quarter-and-a-half Three minutes later It was eight yards out. Lyman. however these two explosive, Perry again. This time the Tschelder's PAT made it 16.0 Tb. Panther's lone score offensivemachlneswereheldln strong and sturdy tailback Lyman at the end of three camelaterin the fourth quarter 61A~~ & WRIIN check by that dreaded 7 ,lmaxed a 56-yard drive with a quarters. when Vernon Law hit wide-out , s ui-yard rim off left tackle to disease.,.finbleltia. "That call, along with Harold Gaines for a 15-yard broke the put Lyman up U. quarterback Vernon Law's touchdown. thoi, Lyman, ipsll with slz.rnlni*u left bithe Tsdielder's PAT kick was early game Injury and a little A rim for the extra ;' of coaching by the Crooms flrd halfonafleldgoal by Chili wide to the left. iome animal staff would have made ltallttle Tacheider. Th "Forabirnthofmnall kids we Al BySAMCOOK HersldSportsCorrespoudeat - -- vin.n'. n UWoW U -- -- — Ca vin -- - - Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1fl-11 . 4 • t I__ A ijclal gala event took place iatiday at the Forest in the tar%glrt room. CsØed Octoberfest, the was attended by 00 entertainment wI by Dave Crockett three piece i*rxi. an of the event were MurieiMcQeilandand ___ _____ I. - ____ _____ ART BROWN. HOWE'fS PEST CONTROL NOW OPIN UNTIL 7 PM FALL " ey've got - ':.' • 1:;-. . ._ ---- SPECIAL Flea we & Tick Spray Average Horns SWITCH 1 8 8 - :.? L33 VALUE CLAMP LIGHT .' .; $30 99 WITH THIS COUPON VALUS '.. CALL 322.8865 - 1 - Keg er - l - Wa..____________________________ ci -... .. -:•- k .Abuse Analysis Presented To Clubwomen ice... -- P1112111 I IT UU U -.- ___ -_-- 7" - ci W's - . ___________ , ______ - 4 r LW ed , -. 111111111 a dot MUW$5OSS11rg rs.flyhasabulL VUWT!'1 110. clown lCostival I%UV - I N es High Games: At* Florence Pufliiflni 19, Ted IL. iiIIIV II ll I16.2 Cu. ft. capacity. U Adjustable temperature control. Counterbalanced lid with recessed flandie. Pal Vitiate Vern PohIUI, - .: - Mac MCK*SO IN Sam m Kamhlily IN, Jim Am"177, DOOM Seutili 4$, Arthur unIt 471, John 1ISaI all, Will kiMIK5 I, Ross Patrick 471. - - Now - ".111101 Ted Posh - . -- Defrost waist uraun. Foam case Insulation I MSI PIiiuw 1 • , - - •r • ,0 - . - . . ;. ,• - -. - •:.. oDATI - j*s *s CUR •Mhnhmum monthly psymnet required. oAlif& - t..aai..j__ _i 00 0YWU. - lit ST -- - - - - WE ALSO HONOL :Via 'AMiskia Iaprs.s 'M'.'"i.*Cu" iliad. ' 45s Li. $300 - - FINSTONle SANFORD FRENCH - - - - • • -r - - _-. , I: • P - /.' - - - -- • LVII ulti-Color women, Mrs. Axon saId, 61have never seen a more to iiUIN IS — fr.. I!.. - - - _ ,- • MUND STIAK, me Ths . . amm an - -'.• , 4WI1'C%I , % S5 I•'- - - I - . ?,i, -' -. - - 0' 1 '-. 0 J.I - '-• -,. . - . - U • .4- .. : • -.............• - . . -- - - . . - -- ' — - - - . F - - 1~1 - .. ,. - : :. -. ••• 1% • -a. • -' - I- - - M(fI..lr,I-$1l•p. -_. -•'-------- -., . . - .--,-... • SEWED "I- _ ii- . C.rp.t S'hop I4g 29uL PlIERS *111*0 P01 'SILL CAlL" $11VICE ..o. IOWA MEATS s'.s.,'uICH GANPORD - - - - - -. - - - --------------. - - .. - --------------------I----- ....... IS -• - tn :• it ------------ - - ... - . - n-i -----I_ 14.88 "THE LADY" -. 3040 - :. ___________________________________ fl4W.P$S$T1TqMD - -: t199 Polk CNOFS IlI5 00 - PULL CUT Nhu'Mh. - -• Il - . USDA 01010 NATURAL A• • i-.: ,--.:/-. "BRIDGET" GROUND CHUCK'$ 69 LL ap ' - • . ii.4' 7 - LIAM 'ItI5O WJ - 14,88 PuSH DAILY .3111.01 MON LOV914"P - -,. I; - W1IUCLY SPICIALSI msrcli • a -' - OWA MEATS ,, '14 -. Mrs. Phy$lisSenkarlkand her committee were In charge. enthusiastic group anywhere." - - OP -- burger cookout was attended by 100 persons at Lake Golden Park In Sanford. Xi Beta Eta Club of Sanford, welcomes Crystal Axon to Sanford. held ft dam as a fund raisiM Mrs. Axon, from Miami, Is well-informed an sibuse project for community ser. againt persons. In speaking of the Sanford club. vics& SM DAYS - 'k1:1 SUt ft•N - how to Insure against loss of cooling and heating from the Eve Crabiree, left, pmldeid of the Juaher Wena.'s NON moll PINANCINS SAT. ficiently. SUdes were shown on - U END SAL11 WED. THRU - " - ef- A square dance M . .. Mrs. Linda Keeling .Ierved as hostess for the meeting and was In charge of Ow program at her bome in Wilson Place. Burger introduced ways on \'s I i gy ner Am You?" to chapter Xi Beta Eta of Beta iaro -. - - THE 1~NG PLACE PRICES *000 "Nu SATURDAY,, WOSII 17 . 4 - •: - SAT. ONLY) - - Kiss lmm.e dali i. lvii. 154 District Engineer Bruce Burger of Florida Power and Light presented the culture prograsnon "How Energy Wis - - --\, MONTH - E - . r IMp Lmburg, DIL.usd, Mt. GermS • - .\ pt,q - 3O.:JO, Sun 124 shop Orlando and Sanford dolly laws - I.' - jL ' -. WftrsHssisd l %rorlty - _ i-i.lIi - Ailli Li. - - I -- • ..•. an or eafood Center flayntaiM Rucker 3.14s Gladys Orwmaw Mel Dan kvft 3.110. -. Atlanta where they attended a regional workshop at the Atlanta Biltmore sponsored by the Dance Educator'iof America The dancers also took a class at the Altanta Ballet Company studio. BGS dancer [aura Moore and fiGS president Pat Scott also accomP group. - - S - Weld and Miriam Wright, spent the weekend In 1 - wide. Medel PvCW Tammy Kalleell. and the artistic directors. Valerie AnANTA .. . (PRO. - .' IN - - ,.. .1 . Op.n Friday NIt.s 'til 7 p.m. _____ - • 16 Cu. ft. 3 Refrigerated shelves 4 Door shelves lug 1 for juice cans • Built-In rOCk Ipulk storage Bsket Just . Duorksm 1111& twicas Rose, Patrick IIIN$UIANa • III FRESH MULLET ROCK SHRIMP l Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole (UGS) dancers, (harmly Mann, from left, Jolane Meinke and unnv nAH;P to be a child". . LOW "llon 1-1) VOM Gram 1.4 . Herald Photo by Tom N.tsil "j- bft Child 1r'1C$1' for the p seven 8evicutopideands$oi' 'SoiI and served On the Jr the abused aid neglected pm. Anderson Ids, Melon __ -•.: • I: •. OIUSWI, — :'1r ': -- TCNYRUSSI . - OPIN "No TMRUTIIUIL1S4 a SAT. M-7s$ - 1410 berm: AMY PotOck 613 1.IOi • PL ilL 117 i.UUUI5 I,I lINDE - * DISCOUNT P01 SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM • *. SIUFILED FREE .:* LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS It Oloni Ies for T with cash End 4Z Jarw stop wu 11,34111; A* ad MOO original, liist and bust L c*1$$,Hswy in Y With 11ANt Jerry JIM #AWWr 10-111, fill Aft"111 118, Jim 5.10. Arrow 17$. Naymond *VCkW 177, Offlir H$gIIIgIits. Qulin of wee, Huksuk *4 (y $ with AuI.17L ___ Diane Prsvstt lilt, will also be a ach Mliii Rwki 17$. 114111111; 1 l IM Thli $*4iy with 1J1; Bob table with plenty 01 w,tthii CWwm 174, Mac McKlbIan 17$. RiU _____________________ .INdI17IkIin'OSk WWI brew. Everyone Is invited to Patrk. Pony Strolit W&146 . Jointhe urn — dp isety Ill, Cay • a WUM IS - illIM W "watt 4121 Rising Katival Oise P*. format coadsits - Child sell aj4. — ________ - .. im Hyatt Ill, 411 1 6W &YW1 WIIHeart,Super 5Øfl, YonikoftMr. my w i, X-EPWN Mrs., Easy 0*4n, 11.2 MorIls, N"Wa br do Ndiond rinala costume bowl ad evwy 1W W =43= , - I WoW to ether Jr. Woman's abi on the subject. The speaker iethIl,and the m*rPm!t01hN addirses wall Mrs" toward Axon's topic w "ld -Ai", which Is the Florida ... - Be A the A" Waft *s. . •- Amalmom" _lI WLlL U5JTUT Jr ProjectInaccorcs -. . I at tft"3ariord Jr. Woman's for child abuse and travels been abused and neglected. local ms intake office, .• IIk ,W wiIji the GTWC National SImMInOps: IM Seminole Low, bW fast. waitem with Im. Wftt$AmoSlØTtfr•&whom ThsQuellfythg rounds for the Coining up Friday night at Jun.'s SeyvI Shop, 4th Mtiady DIL.7DNAP1NIU$TU $ Miller Beer Doubles Tour- the bewitching hour of midCrafts, 7th Jacobs Grove swelit we ov.r and seven night ghosts and goblIns *4 Ill $landhngss Spoilers, Jet lit. Fabrics IIffiOaHowey$ufldirs.ffti j, Colon, Chari hap,y doubles teams have nimerolu other characters Willi neoft, mMekdothe8tat.Flnals at be bowling in the Halloween Crack.rJicks, Pour Diamonds, lOfti Johnny Wahiisr Guniral Con &eld* Doidiles Codiane Bowl P05, Tiseps on Nov. 17 and II. Ii If anyone knows a child who *s. Crystal Axon, a member Jr. Child Abuse QaIrmas In and thru the teens. Citizens may make such a :tbeN.E. Miami Jr. Woman's 1P76 tivu IVIS. Mrs. Axon Is Florida law requires that a report anonymously by calling needs help or information is and DIstrict 11 Jr. District psesudly working as a GFWC report be made by any person the HRS toll free number 1.500- needed eMit the office. JET DOWL11111111111116 with I^ own@ End joy thoust, the lailies we aft a& WWI Amlidc& in Sanford. jIt Sho uldn't Hurt To Qb ____ ___ 1- _____ - iiir_ _.J'r --—II--- - 'a :• ' 289 BIG CAPACITY - . - ___________-. The Crooms Panthers presswe Lyman quarterback Dwayne Johnsen, bat Johnson connected on this play to tailback Vince Presley. - ___ - - - Pressu re - -- . I our Carl will soon be on his way to of the Democratic Women's Club of Florida attended the Japan. 23rd annual State Convention, L 2 G A physical-fitness health Naples, held at the Beach Club. I am glad to report that listed program has been in effect for Virginia was the only among the Seminole County the past several weeks in- delegate from Seminole :-. Recreational Areas is our volving some members of the County. Among the highlights Cr ystal Lake Beach which Lake Mary Police Dept. under were a luncheon-reception provides a shelter, picnic the supervision of Chief of attended by the First Lady tables, water fountain, Police Harry Benson. Rosalynn Carter. Also present TiCketS for the 1UPP be awlmmln .a garden According to Ja net Hipp wife for the occasion were state • .. i 1W .W, WIUI psauc sanies. of Sr. Patrol Officer William Senator Richard Stone and for thIablsdecoraUons, adults and $1.00, children. Ttüattractive little corner of (Bill) Hipp who has been with Insurance Commissioner Bill were arranged with The p,IgIc Is invited, make Seminole County is a step the police department for the G unter. iIm, dry flowers and the plans to attend, their spsghetu forward, past four years, walking, Virginia said she took some f colors of been very --exercising and following a diet time off to do seine sightseeing wvm welcome to the successful. Back from Mount Dora after program have bern very el' and shopping In Fort Myers and olhIg new residents at the attending the 13th Annual fective with good results for all surrounding areas. Fe : Sam and Elinor Alter, Joe Ueb&t, chairman of the Invitational Golf Tournament the participants. and Elena Bremw'an, Board of Directors of the and Country Club enJanet and Bill are the proud Back home after a short May To *nd Dorothy Albert, Lloyd Chamber c( Commerce, says he tertainmeig are Vincent and parents of one son, Jonathan, in the hospital are Mrs. for. Shank, Louis and Is happy over the coinpfde Gwerme Butler. who will be 1-year-old next Catherine Gehr and Mrs. Murphy, Willhirn and success 01 the fourth annual A three-day tournament, I month. Already, he is learning Dorothy Hanna. Their friends J )oherty, Al and Frederica Flea Market held recently, was told Vim has just set a the good habits of eating right will be glad to know that both and Bill and Daphne The following persune were new record: he is the only — no sweets and only wheat ladles are doing fine. the lucky winners of the re player that has been par- bread among other things, Presbyterian Church place the same day. tidp.tIng in every one 01 the 13 under the supervision of Janet, Our sincere condolences to Group under the First pre went to Wayne toirnemant& a high advocate herself of Mrs. Margaret Mello, Children dird On of Path Brooklyn, Thompson from the Font, a AU In all, the Friday cocktail physical fitness and a proper and relatives over the death of lent, Is having A dinner for two, worth $50.00 at party and Saturday steak diet. Tony Mello her husband. party On the CtUWCh the Empress Ully II%btg room dinn were the highlights of By the way, Bill is the son of He was the chief maintenance iids Saturday. A fund in Lake Bàna Vista; second the tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Hipp, man at the Forest for the past ,,.. project, there Will be prize to Mrs. Otis (Ida May) of Lake Mary, and six years. He'll be greatly ysrtdua booths, a haunted Sjoblom,a dinner for two at Mr. Visiting Cliff and Jennie residents Ronald Is the new president of missed by all his friends and hauls, a cake walk and a P's in S*fU11 and third prize Nelson isienn&e's nephew, Carl the Chamber of club members for whom he Commerce. :5P11'IW supper with ED the also a diruwr for two, at the Rose, from Fort Mesde in always had a helping hand. :trk'nb*s and refreManents. Holiday Inn on 14 and State Marylaat An army lieutenant, Hasta In vista. Virginia Mercer, a member • IDIMMER - Route 46, went to Ed Smith from the Forest. .:-- '..- . -• it 7 , 4t �- -.•--_-.__---,.._. •;._.- ...------ ..-. .--. . .4 -,----•-,- - '----- fl*- 4vsnhIgN.rsl,i.Msr,pL - Wednnday, Oct. $4,,7, 0 uuir4rr4& -- WW 8ugartree Station wnars Association heard sto talks from candidates NOV. 6 Winter Springi telpal election at the mi vest speakers Included r Troy Piland. I I*pposed; Councilmen (Hap) Arnold and his Gary Hwt, running lest two; and Maureen and Andrew Monti ties for the out 4 post. candidates spent 30 fl$$ answering questions oifl the meinberL flrnnnivm c. The meeting was held at the chairman; Kim Ruziskey, home of Joe and Sally McCluan, grievance committee chairof 602 Pearl Road. and $andfra mbff, telephone and membership subdivisicliti comprised Of streets In Winter SpringS The o' Is planning social percent of residents are members of the newly formed homsowners association. Officers include Beau Taylor, president; Joe McQuen, vice president; Leanne Grove, secretary; Marsha Bracht, treasurer; Frank Brachi, social committee chairman; Clara Tullar, civic Improvement iiI.i activities, beautification _____ Jnji will be at 7 p.m., HaUow.wig at the home of Frank and Martha Brecht, 613 Pearl Road. Judges will be Richard Kessler and Clara and Lucky Tu1r. JANE CAELBER*Y One of the first projects will projects and hopes to en- be a Halloween costume contest courage civic awareness by for all the children of Sugartree having a representative at each Station. Three age categories city council meeting to keep will be 4 and under, H and 9.12. members informed on matters Each entrant will receive a concerning them. TONIGHT'S TV rilInnomsef Pilowne III I IVBIING - - prize. (I)TODAv SOO MORNING 100___ •UNIW$ OICKCAVETT __ • tot" Jim 9:30 POOT$TIPS(WIO ___ OONANUI very I MC NEWS TV AUCTION A bid-by. phone •ztrav$ganza wholl anything And everything will be IUCtiOflsd to the highest Viscuso; "Until The Last Goo,' Paul Burks. Susan Blanchard. R) law (FThSNIWLVWaAMI 7:00 (2) ThNU$ACN0WD 11:30 GD ADAM It A 'robbery In progi. MIKE •MOVIE Scott. • bidder. (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY WMS celebrating Pllk. and (uo,i'a ----1 first wedding Stivi and h:;7: ' r.caM COME HAVE FUN AT CARNIVAL All set for the Ilalloween Carnival to be sponsored by the Alta moats Springs Civic Cantor Svnday, Oct. 2Satlp.m. lit PRELIMINARY OF THE SEASONI • Age Categories: 3 yrs. to6 yrs. .l yrs. tolOyrs. 11 yr.. to 13 yrs. .14 yrs. toll yr.. NO INTERVIEWS Judging is based upon contestants' beauty, poisei and personality. •A - vw.. the traumatic day when Mike first mat his future law. P.M. MAGAZINE JOKWSWl THE C1111086.1111113 7:30. 15:37 SSAMTTA hermits's gypsy p1'tMr Is "41richan ::1: andN who turned out to be his younger .() 11:40 S HAWAII PiVIsO 5 b0 1y0$ (4) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN paInting dons by the kas,. (A) : - I ___ Slats Winears will have phals displaysd at INs Stars Hall ii Fame. Fir mii's Wirma$,,-CalI *77.WS after 1 OPFLOLUB Club -Members Out Of Line -MFRIGERATOR DEAR ABBY: My husband and I recently joined a tennis dub. On or fltd day at the club, I was terribly embarroseed when my hinband, IMLVDAY _____ __ his A I.L — , ' ft Is a shock and a heartache INELTORO,CALIF. when a wife fInk o4 that her DEA* MUI*: Ti yes H Is __ Iii te husband has had an affair with thNS another woman, lag I caimet whe ri eciyprelwnd how esy woman • $ 1111111 could acoapt a MAN a. her piikreuesMrariIyaarIter.1 have o Al H Is be wthchildrmnth the how yetl ThShMla.*deu....td How elm MY normal w~ dmwmo4bmn*w let a man who has I ' an .ft.I N&V anawu man touch hm'? Tome, * me ci the -au .1 all emil _____ 11AII W flt IIA IflL1 "' _•-- DEAR NAMELESS t • - — rW to,wow whatever be __, doibsu? jist had to wills. AYMIMM '• I --- °°°' I " ' - 'Off II - . k Thnomas ,r L hhhhh1 $IAIRSTYLIS jams FW The Jackson. A widowed surgeon a advsalas of On now swuM — - FREE.- •- INWIMberin Ift k* Is =ftdby -- - :-' R10111, S.t mum 4 - - 1 • ITa co F11,11111% 41111 Id 04ink Sl, bw Sam. PM*01SNa MO — — -I•.--------'.l $ CII 111S T.i,bcu,ss.s NIVMT,$PM. Z&Mm,_ Ii T 5SUt*t5CC I L "f' * . TTT " H 3.a. Gi- - FUNNY - .--..•. • -- . -- - - -.-:' .- . •t",--ICs. I •• mod -.c ' Mill - .-I --:•- 17 " - ,JJfcj :. ' . ., ". -' -- " . - , . -. - - - • ••. - -.. - iMY MCIIJS 5RO MOIMIS CA - uI . Slim Good. U Q$ WON" 00 d lb mum • - - - -- - - -. by floger Solisti, - S -- - p .- - • - 4- t- • :- .I - - - -- - - --- - F 1k ____ - - .-- - • . --" - - ----- ç . -- •: -- - 11* - , -A Allilillihillillo 1 7 - man .J . p - CONTEST uoii:s THURSDAY - '6.95 - IANUD jjp,.; ARD.... RIT ST*TE• 5TOSAY (4) UImeYMOIPINS(NOi (I) TUNMYMOIIJIPIS (fl (I) INURY MOINa:.IWU - :: -'-• • Pt' -. FLORIDA I - - ti -.:- - - ,, , wre ___ GOOD VOW" FLORIDA 1000 PM. Ari --• 4 a Nhl 8111110" " '' A PTAMK*SAR0O BUSINESS tI&P41IfrdlILliiVII Iuu,. . ' ?• - -• 100 (2)5 CAROL IUNNITT AND UIIOS ;.A-, DAYS MAIN -MISTEN 1111 101111111111110 (N) 5 I MORN NG THURSDAY uomais I md A SWITCHING _______ ___ _ __ -4 4 .4 A2 Illoffilo - ' I 09 - 4:80 m MONDAY MOfW*II 5 TONIGHT Guests: ., THIS THURSDAY, 5:OOP.M. ~':-• '"- :' il1$iNUJ(N) -show l ot • ,,, 5ROSDIN.IBM - Yard .Ule. &" - MONl - • • • --___ Marion (Shelley Faber..). :tlinaboidthiIrO, RVAS - o . I. U US 5MY THRU1SONS (MON. - IBM (D TODAY IVStMTNNSOWIIIWS W90W and t, Ritilweeri H nda I TMATVM &MORSU51AMWU 1 MA$'H INTHE FAMILY ALL SUlIiJ 5 masdeis. ms.des lhs,btldsl - - .. ppy ___ LARRY (2) 5 HELLO, &~$ SIIflpOrary Mmii from various 0110106 (SurIng skaicliss by Stove - Mpdln, aisvy cit.... et. am otharsiiIdWt. $elwdsy - Nlöht Asperlory Troups - its leetwsd. VUSM no syndicats usss 'Dana. bell blush out ayoung -àman (T.rrl*inA)whoknme 5vd. 4 "' ______ ________ OD D @1 OF SATURDAY L(Prsillars)Sal 1 TNELTU SOAL$ WP TUISWtY -- 1 BUCK'S AIRPORT RESTAURANT kowemmpmTUL l TODAY I SANFORD NEW ON 1.4 ON., PAW ___ 5pe, N01111110110010 - P" her parents to apes to is dul- cled by a IVI 1-11 b • .••, swsucwes Oiler Ixplrss Oct. 31 A.Turner a.. - biousnas romancally ti - with a coneer Vol us dlvor call. .SCH*NUI'$ AlIUS The Angels are shocked to learn that tlts partner of a jewel INSt they are pursuing Is none oilier then ix.*ngii .ii i.iunro. car. rat, Fas,oatt-M$or* B i e Is M of MM 'T - I - much SI _Ia a) IL • 1ISUSNtRl*IOW _ 0 SVILLA ALUSM(THU) --- a)SM"Houss Calls" - SUKITI HAMIUROII i ms WL..ai $ es ey Par er r d %itl v,uNMY ROADS -- $250 Spaghf-th With Meal Same (5) S VILLA ALIGNI (N) i i mueai snomms ___ PRIME III VIGITAILl I " (117$) Weller Mmithau, Olsads '" ' L Ji-Ist A 1La1 - W"h I III IIL SPECIAL OFFERS1. I Mr.ft sadbftMa,Is J.#aL Psehar, aof i' $ 16 ii ____ II PAW. PA SIX __ LEVI CORDS T ENGLISH CUT TUESDAY & THURSDAY sso LIMIt ______ ___ .UK Willis and Kimberly errangs for Arnold to mist his Idel, Muhammad M, by wriling the chan a letter saying OW All M1UII L& WUM Ill II __ Shirley Kathal..s Parker Fourdse Cassilbe VERY •- ___ ________ __ - II If I Ii ____ L chose, Mylambandflnallywcsiand UE entustUreIs was Pi an Im edto play t.nntsin hi. street clo th,., wasoatci I hive anIdes AbIr, can you (or anyone whywhI -u wij else) siplain the reason for ter tri.,hN elm SI)bob waft white a lannis ends? , AW we ::. I 1:1 (2)5OlAStJT ____ •..l IV% '. __ ___ dnd Cloth" Indeed of ON 11V NOW £W aualwhiusahortsorpantaand " U white shirt, was refined ad. •*%Ilii WIN •1.. .i...ii1 W r __ 1:30 o (2) POPI GOES eapoilag a porno Meal when alt. learns hit fither owns stock In lit. plies. 57TH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH "hinge Invade MIM tv MIOTIOIIIOONT'E* - -. 5:30 ØnANOlA / SPAGHETTI . - to (2) ANOTHER WORLD (4)5GUiNGUGHT 3.100 GJSPITAL HEALTH F" - When,:V`1' o1atinq..,: . .-Th9 R'Ies - - - TsHTl$ ENOUGH - THURSDAY LUNCH SUGGESTION SUPER SALAD - ®5 A$ THE WORLD TURNS 200 TIll DOCTORS 1:30 SStIMUlI SIMUSTIN %dila Moore. DAYS • a ALL MY CHILDREN 100 OTHEM I and special hod amslsbypsfr mdazzllngfsatsolmaglc. THE MUPPITS Guist CHICKEN -- RESTLESS MOflOPIS °" an Alan Aids, Lone AM - • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Wednssdsy,Oct.24, 1179-35 iJKIUS(TUI) (l) an IN YOUNG AND 1141 -- OOPPlNILDMagIcIan I - ' kW1I,Uk1Bl$ youngster. (4,ISMIn..) Ounion of bi World War I - -lots; and a 10-year-old dIsc - - locksy are featured. THE MAGIC OF DAVID SUNDAY - WIDNESDAY - By ROBERT KAYLOR deny reports that Concordes trouble or other technical PARIS (UP!) The needle- now flying might be grounded. problems. Others have delayed nosed Concorde jetliner, once But officials acknowledge that departures so malfunctions billed as the plane that would the oil crunch a Concorde could be repaired. open a new age of faster-than. uses about four times as much Last June an Air France sound transport and at the fuel as a 747 jumbo jet on a Concorde sustained major same time teak a U.S.stran- trans-Atlantic flight could damage to its undercarriage glubold on long-range jet sales, force such action, when two tires blew out as it now looks more like the first Jean-Claude Martin, senior took off from Washington. The and last of Its breed. vice president in charge of pilot had to return for an With regular passenger ser• planning at Air France, says, emergency landing that was vice now three years old and the price of oil goes up 40 made even more hazardous by still only nine planes in percent by 1965" after inflation fuel leaking from ruptured wing operation, Concorde has turned Is discounted, "grounding may tanks. out to be a heavy loser for the come." The plane was floii back to British and French governBut he carefully labels his France after renairs that took mob, who spent about $500 for statement as a personal opinion several weeks but still has not every man, woman and child in and other officials at the airline been returned to service the two countries on the $23.7 emphasize "It Is a French because of what airline officials billion project. government decision ... we will describe as "engine problems." Britain and France recently fly the aircraft as long as they Original market studies on decided to halt collaboration want us to." supersonic jetliners indicated that could have led to a secondAt least three Concorde between 300 and 400 might be generation Concorde, more flights have had to make is- sold, prompting a race among reliable and less costly to scheduled landings in the last manufacturers. The race never operate. The future of the three months because of engine darted. that range from Europe as far as Singapore and Rio de r*&ei.y,iuo Janeiro Is now in doubt because ci persistent mechanical prob. Inns and steadily rising fuel 15:00 Costs. I MOOPWAOM vngainiy U ngai nl y looking on t hI. e ? an NEWS . ground because of Its stilt-like iTD'bATIONAL landing gear and drooped nose OJ'.l41 that allows pilots to see during 12:30 "slow" flight on landings and '"s StANCH P0N lONOR. takeoffs, but an object of rare beauty as It soars into the sky, now the 1,400 mph Concorde always mvm's PASSWORD PLUS has been controversial. British Airways, Air France 100 (2)DAYS OF OUR LIVES and both their vernments 1:1$ MIRV NWPIN Guests: John Dsvldson, Eva Gabor Mr. Nevada and Omsmsrs.up. Yvonne EllIman, Jay Johnaon. Tony Mel., Johnny Vuni, Michailjulviion. $3$ in TOfl' •• 5 (51W) (INS) John Payoe. Ruth bankhSlsI wh general store. The event Is open to the public. HOME A.P.PLIANCE - planes now in service on routes 1:00 _ OAROW (4)NIWS frsalilng and entering. ml )41wiyww DAi THE DIVIL AND 0*1511 MOUSE This animated fantasy -tells the story ola young foul. who $ills her loutto the dsvfl In exchange for success - as a fOIIISInQSr, and her long. - time partner o .out of trouble; singer. -- songwriter John Sebastian per. Inns four original tunes. ) U A $ H Hawley. N Trapper U b7muchni rimjob,OaninbstedIi%ai. -C N P Reports on man *ft "A W4 dft -- lcyclss backwards; a ' - school. Trophies will be given to winners In the costume parade. There will be a haunted house, hay ride, games, sweets and a Winners: 1st, 2nd and runner-up In each category will be eligible to compete next summer for the State Title. - 4-. -- - OINA&FROM EDUCATIONALPROONAMMINO 9:58 ® UPBEAT 10:00 (2) CAND$HMPCS (4) RAT TIll CLOCK W.so 30 H 0 L L V W 000 HOLLYWOOD *GUAM LOVE OF in WHEW! 10:58 SCUS NEWS 11:00 (I)HIGH ROLLINS beating case pose problems .. When the boys - protest .a. M w;tsywindup in aJI ldyllwllde School PTA are from left, Christy Lyle, 7, Sheryl Down, 9 and Lesley Lyle, It. The event will be Satinday, Oct. 27, from 12:30to5p.m. at the Mist - - - IC"OCKI1T'S VICTORY QAIJ1(ffis) Backus, Patti "* -- Our Little Star Beauty Pageant -— . Profits Droop Lower Than Jetliner's Nose •PANT WITH NANCY (MON) V.LPEOPLI(TUI,ThU) dS*stts o killed a INSt and stole his CIliflt$ jewels (N) BOAT ••m. mum*... - Universal Stars Charities Inc. presents: - *tre Concorde - man. TNeaI'$AcP.D SWITCH The polio, ask for Pss.anelPkPlnnlnQ a murder chara. on a 5NdY - - - t& - - a ' 1 'l .1*111 I ii i.. - -. rf•1f - Air . -: ,I' • - - -- ,- 4 51* W* K1 -. 4 "I S • - ? v& # j.t j ___ -1; , . _• r • , amr4 ' ., - . i. -. -. -- aJP47. 4 4 - - -' . .L '. t . - 1r;:r1T 't ' �VV - - -. - -. - . - - .. C € - . - - -t e - - - - -- S - - i.t t V , C. ,._ ______ -' V $ -4 , , , . . • I I 11 . • I I , . V. I .. V . - V - I I I . . , I I' rj 4 IvIng IIsmW. I..Nrd, FL Ws*i.uday, t. N ________ _____________ Wednesday, Oct. 24, 975-sI Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. !-ttslpVnted *-ttsIp ftintsd __ - ~.-.-.-'-.~ ..,.. ~ ...,, -- CLASSIFIED ADS - . Seminole phone messages at home. short Call Park OrbndoWInter N 4f012 full 5 part time. Apply In pOtion Sanford Nursing 5 CoiWaleicent Center s$. MellOflYltIe. .1 4 Housekeeper Wanted eferences-own Trans. R 323-4170, 0347744 tarn ISIS weekly part time taking - (1554) 4343373 ext. 171. I - 322 . 2611 1 _. -' . 831 . 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT RATES HOURS I:N A.M. -$:31 P.M. - UVstIMSI .... SSCON.S ?aasicvtiviNmss ..... Sic a Has I I!1 I - Pubkcatlon machini Housekeeping I. cars for semf. Invalid. Short hours most days.: references. Own trans. I -1z. T. I. I..11 h f / PRESSER. experienced. Apply': Carriage Cleaners, 134 Shoppin5 Hwy 434. Longwood. Center, 36 it U jt5 ___ C1 . - • _I! ) 4000...u..i..0 Mai i 4-p,rssnhls FOAM S. 332-311n. REWARD. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SOOKKUPER.SECSETANY Stromberg.Carlson employees In Florida, $trombergCarlsois will also commemorate the shipment of Its 100th Digital Ctntral Office, a computerised telephone switching system whlcbwas Introduced by the company In 1077. The system will be on display during the day. There will be a wide variety of activities Including computer photography, arts and crafts, displays of the company's products and prizes for the children. I pIrsln office, part tlme,tyrMin In My Home. 373-5175 lntonts$. Pail Will castor your clOd 7dayswt. InmyMme All twers. 371.795 will conduct 10th of the facility to acquaint the public with tdecommUnlcatlssts technology and ongoing manufacturing processes at the Digital Systems Center. Markiagiti ninth year from V LAKE MARY - Mechanic. must have sap. Will train, benitits SMSM per at. 33%2 il--lantruct ins . eNJOY . I'Crosil"Exporessions Carpo,Wvs heler, $4.15 per hr., minimum. 114 years Ixpenlinca work in Deitona. 3354il bet. wean 7 p.m. a C P.M. daily. 333-Nit PRIVATE VOICSLSUON$ .Palts'-xp. preferred, but will train one willing to wk. land name, phone 5 experIence to Sea 34 co The Evening Herald P.O. lox 11,7, Sanford, Fl. 31771. - 322.734k !!o wo Prison Didn't Warden: Believe He Would Die un 41, ijØd fellow is criminal jIMICS, _____________ V I1014 got Denise K. Schneider 11111 Oct. ii. I?, 11. 3I, I57 But Corrections Secretary woo. The City reserves 1W two to env 1,aH5. IaisWalsuta.O,v,Iob acc*ar1ct Silt I, Orlir, Mayor Graham are sat lifted with 5pf5g2 lA.wg. .L • C,V it C;;;.-:rp, V Ni Gd. 10. 14 1575 0.1, isi crncuiv styled nu& lIe on• dersissol Undid lilies Mmlii, or on so Pt15 dily, &AW100 OWAM wIll to We Prlss1v - sCulls to $srninslecsstov, tori I. a: LIII. TN. COL ThIRD $SCTSOW. some" so She Pill llir N nswdsd in Plot pag Seminole County. PIelda, it SS?AIi OP DRA CICIL OKOWN I TICS OP ASMINSITIATION - ___ I - ii •'-• w'.... A.$400 fl 4 security. .f 6 tnI$ Sanford-lovely ..... ~ . N-P ______________ V A I 'I I ~ ! I ) ( ) I l' 1 1 L I ( ) j ~ 2 . .. ALL PSISON$ NAVINó 11.1.11, totals, N amy doe, "r aw INS OS DEMANDS MAINS? INS, at public 011101111:11111 11111 We I ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Now a" we ~ off coo of 1* PIllows INTSU$tID II Vcilck Mon am TIensulsy. rHi SITATIt Nsi.J1iWLIW5aISWdaitli ill All MUSSY NOYSPIID as ssmNoto ciyCswmmu. the edHMSITMI of SW saw Isatoit Fields Dow-, 01141., 30 NDRA CECIL, fttaiaat Pile .19110 SIr PSIN CF. N peadimill to the ___ 0 Llc., SSndodl:1IN, Fr I lIi'.smlImpaIrs __________________ CalICarIHarrNat Handy Paul, has truck wl;l travel Wmt$ to make small household r4alrs carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3354131. ____ TdWSW$SSAUTY$ALON.' tormarly NitrisiPs SiOWy Neak 3 -- REALTY V IIS$0 frost BPP WARRANTED. lust COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 3 IS, 1'-'i bath home onl acrel Formal OR, 19. BR's, porch, I zoned for -- horsest BPP WARRANTED. Only 143.7005 V _____ senlblorates, 1 tImeS ,gV$0.: • 3)5.74*. GREAT ASSUMPTION Or refinance, choice 4 OR in beautiful Mayfair section. Extra large paneled Fam. Rm., - V U • $phIOaceS5MISC. (l.00AUI4S.S371 V P111401011111 NY Anhitip,, Cei1v. In. - • ______ tenor, eittirlsr Phases. Free ualiflsd' in Call A$IPASNTINQ NISldoNlIal&Csnwnerclal $31,M. all 10IMI-1111, IS T". r: Mimi __ UIIII II _ . CLASSIFIED Aft n" ova D. TNUMBER Is :n %a dopwAvbw # t', -_ eirerItlawboah SI 914M !° JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL THAN HOMES MORE ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE V THAT'S NO, II Sanford's Sales - inc. REALTOR, MLS - 323.5774 Day or Night - ANYTIME . Multiple Listing Service 2565 - -- V REALTORS 13 PARK - _____ .1j ~wunermong _. Vr •. __ - ? .° Branch Office 323.2222 om it - - 101111'S ___ ' *Ni vow - ce ____ SlIP SWVfo,, $j: - t.atvg 't4Y . 11111111111111111111111111m, "~.. ISM 1a0t;, 24 ___ _____________ % By owner-i BR older home on Mel tony Ills on double lot. Furn. I Appi. flog. No qualifying. $3,000 down-owner hold $34,055, - W0WlJ4 $INoNCte ftu ____ _ - -- 1 I •' _l,I --U . NOW -._- - SNL REAlTY 1 . 32212$3 - 11 INC. REALIOR 4NDI 711 lug. F. Altamonte Dr. S Ml ANFORD Low Down Payment Y Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 5443013 _______________________ - V HAL' COLBERT RE.NSWSDI SIDSOOM,çAR.j PONT, PRISM PAINT, NOW ROOF. PRISM CARPIT$. 13410. HURRY UPI REALTYnc, MULTIPLILISTING.REALT0R - / CHICK ON THISI 5117 Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 1½ 5, PROFESSIONALLY ZONID w.beeuty shop. $41,010. IIDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, STRATEGIC CORNER, IDEAL /Handyman special I BR, I 5 diii to shoPPing. $31,100. FOR HOMI OR OFF I1. p44 $150 Cornell Dr. I ON. 3 I, pool. 110.10. GRAB PTt TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 V I. Cameron Ave. Lg. Country lime on I acre, wquest cottage. SIDROOM. I BATH. SATIN $l5* KITCHEN, GARAGE. CIN. GMa4 DR, 1b011½aaes. TRAL AIR, CARPITI, IN ,gsj, W000MIRI. $33,555. 7½ ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. BEAT THE COMPETITION. 323-7032 Ives.3321517,377.Ise;, NEWLY PAINTED 3 SEDROOM. 372-0152,322-7177 FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT. 1071.IlhSt. 131,10. WALK TO SNOPPINGI PINICRIST 3 BIDROOM, SATIN KITCHEN, CINTRAI. All, CARPET. CARPORT, NICE LOCATION, $37,151 PLY.IN'l III Yale Or., Academy Manor, 3 IL I full baths, FR. newly ronsvatsdlesidelouf. w.w carpet, fenced yd. $32,100. COUNTRY KITCHEN BEDROOM. I lATH, DOUBLE $pd commissions on ALL listings received before November I. GARAGE FIN1S$ID$CSUN. ID PORCH. LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRIPI.ACI, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. 111.111. GET A MORSEl ..,: V.V •:'. J$ *fN'AZ BUILDING V FISHERMAN'S PARADISE I On beautiful W. Johns ill Ivor 3 BR, 7 baIt, 15414 Osublewlá In lovely waU.mabeaktsd Leisure World ON IAN. Mobile Estates. $31.10. moth block home In *16fo ova", alp corner lot, i yr. warranty. NOW NUll. I Sao I LAft MONROE- Pals fishing €01101 it Its warill Lively 4 :- ' &~ j. . ' ' V4VL.$/V ;: V ''' V:,. V • -i.!W4 4 .. V ::1 , 7t, .. V -. •... V ,i i..'.' 4111111111_________ - - liiiIL%asw 510A0 a vs., 1111 11110111116 OW• Simplif y IVIIS you sans.as p Nell 01100 albNISISSL I SOW OWN Jill IOWU.nlid - - ..-s_:-H,_T-___ - -. - • - ' - - --- -. - . , siisooa CINTRAI. AIL PI*.3Y PUSNS$NSD ON I CANAL PROW? LOTS INTO MU I.API NEAl OCALA 111055 114.11 WILl, TAKE OSTEEN 15150. Beds. DbI, motel box Wings I mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French, 323-7340. I 15 '0 .. __________ pressors. 3231113 after S. 60-Office Supplies ____________________ - - - FURNITURIP THIN GS 1011 Sings, Futura Fully avlot used very sharl $153, 101. $311 or SZi no. Agent 310-135 53 APPNW4n (Dealer) 4603 - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a 3727991 pujlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one In Florida. You II, 100's of ornamentais. Bargain priced. 113 Arlington Blvd., Altamonte Spas. Glenn Arden Hots. off Oranole Rd. the reserved price. Call 004-253. 03)1 for further details. - 1174VW4dr. sedan PETUNIAS I VEGETABLE PLANTS 4sp..alr 3210750 2401 Airport Blvd. - if you aren't using your pool table, 62-A anhiEqiilp, 111101111BUILDINGSII Super SALFI All steel, pre - engineered clear span buildings. (Major Mfg.) All buildings have 25 lb. wind load and large framed opening. 30'x451x17' for $3,557.00, 40'x45'xI4' for $41040.001 40 1x77'xl1' $6,77.00, for 4*96*14' for $1,975.00. F.O.B. factory. Call collect 9 am. to 4 P.M. 305 3314647. take a' cue, and sell Herald classified ad. 241%. - '70 Mercury Montego; '70 Olds Cutlass, 5400 ea. or best offer. 377 -04,6V 61974 Datsun 410 S. W. auto, PB, factory air, Super Shape, 1 owner. 373.4567, 5.4. 1971 Chevy Malibu J4-IVfl WHIIW male male, 5 wks i. I f-cat, both box trained. 322-2061 or 323. We Buy Wrecked 5215. 333 -- - -- - -- - -- 1 ' .- 'SOC vair,lOt HT AntIques - Sterling Silver, GOld, Diamonds, Blidgi$ Antiques. Body fair. mo$orl Iran exc. $310 333-fll7 off e POUR WHIIL DRIVE TRUCKS PS CNIV. P.U. 4x4 Cheyenne. Loaded with all extras .................... is ciiiv. P.U. 4x4 Sllverado. Fully iqulpO, new cond.................... 76GMCP,Ij$lIrraGrandx4 Fully squlpt.,eatranice ................... "95 I - KINMORIWASHER-pans, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3331057 V 4195 I $lL$ me.4 2,01110mlles extra Service. Used 111111"1111111101, Cars 68 Waftil to Buy 76 40. Fully squlpt.,4$,000onIy .................. $ Wailif' ripe GE deluxe msdol. herig. 5*11 vead shOrt id 71 Cit IV. PU. 5o$'4ale 4*4. time. 501. $115.14 or *mtiadsareblacklwhite5roed Air. 7143 all S. AKC, $ Weeks, 112$ It V" with a call 332. New sticker, $450 Cash. $20 Valencia St. 322-5044. '75 TR.7 brown, sun roof, new radial tires, AM-FM, air cond. No rust, 53,500. 20,500 ml. 322. 373-4343 eves. I weekends H.., ' It '11 Ford S-W0 pass. PS, PD, Boxer Pup . - .mmwy in yew waitoti JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'1, to, '75 models. Call 335-9)00 or $34- Eves after alweekends r~~ -- V OW loagir nNlId 11110 IIph is a. alailrs.ve. P410 a ctassillsI all. mst pile the l93OMod&A dr. sedan Compietelyrestored, $5000 372-1271 - --- S1-Houwho Goo Will bvy to $ Indmortsagss We also ake Seal 1, SemeN Seams. Florida r. tags Investment, 1311 S. Orange Ave.. Suite III- Wittier Part. 66640. ________ ' _Autos for Sale ________ -i-i I FILL DIRTITOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 313 7510 - V - ------ NY a Sol - wsports stripes, S spd. 5,200 ml. $4,500. 373-0005 aft 6. Electronic Cash RegIster w -auto change maker ~~:: 322-705) 62-lJWfl.Gif - Toyota '7$ P-U, short bed, orange - - Qum slzsd bed, extra firon Llkenow $71 Ca11345-SlZSaft$ -- 1t57 10' Greet Dan. Thermo King belly mounted reefer. Good cond., $3100. Call 031-1215. - SIegler fuel oil heater, 4 speed blower, 110 gal fuel tank, stand 5 fuel line, excellent cond., $175. Call 'I2l.fl4 - - - N.sinnlm - - Canoe Latex Palnt,$5.55gaI. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0 Sanford Ave. 322-575% IN7 Ford P-UBody amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 332-2255. _________________________ 6$-40sts.Supplles 323-0357. 79-Trucks-Trai Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, smaller couch I air corn. 110)10 - - --V For Sale: 7 Early Am. sofas, I i*sd -- - $225 $34 $560 -- -- 322-7625 lye. 153-3415 0,4 '.,j '75 Honda TL 125 59-MjsicaI Merchandise 1570 Moped ffildoal dIvWSti$TO PurcMseMiU.pes BLAIR AGENCY 333 3$66or 323 7710 - Safari Shadcw Sr. AWARD REALTY, INC. - Hair product. Free Samples, New Discovery, Boa 27446, Phila., Pa. -Rotate MiSTIME. IDEAL SIT. AW Y P011 COUPlIS WITH 00*? I 'FIlMING IOUIP' MINT. $110111 RULTY, *J,pI.$&SS'III$IslV$U -- FALLING. Short, Thin, 377.7,7; __________________ ' ic _______________ - 327-9555. Jungle Rd., Sanford. SEE SAM - prN:nMONLI HOME. Motorcycle Insurance 3 hp Sears 0 B motor, like new, less than 10 hrs., used. $100 or best offer. 322 6770. Sanford for landfill. Roofing & bldg. material only. Will lease., buy or pay by load. Adcock I K iosgame, but the swing so, inihe back Yard isn't? Sell If with a want ad. Call 313-3511. $150 - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 site near Fill Dirt Wanted Lab. Corp., 501 Silver 1k. 01110.. . tc WANTED dumping __________ 41 1 1- 1 1 1 1 Its rwJ VJ_• William Barnes at A-I Campgrounds, Lake Monroe. Inquire at office. catch up back poyments I buy Sony. 3154315. ______________ We buy pour equity, close in II lirs. 37M557 ___ V••••••• bicker prices. See Debora or I tOrCyCIeS For Sale: 1976 Honda, CB360-T, with only 2,000 miles..litie new. or best offer. Call after S p.m. 3110208 - & Accessories Cypress rack for nursery plants 0*0,45 avail. Roofing. ___________ 011016 - __ mahogany, antique, $55, matching bureau, w-bevel mirror, $125; plaid yellow I green couch chair I foot stool, $50; washing machIne, $23 works $15; crib mattress, $2. Will 1% acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview. Unbelievably priced Este 78- AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 321-0141 good; childs bureau needs paint, S acres beautifully wooded In Osteen. Owner will finance 12,300 down w-easy terms. MOth - table, w-wagon wheel legs, $30 for set; Glass front hutch, antique, $75; buffet antique, $75; bed frame, 4 poster I. 75*130 high I dry lot on Tropic Lagoon In DeBary. $1,730. 111-3155, M. ____________________ ' rgMI ,! ASINCY A . 71/i acres on Hwy uS In Ost.vu, 144' frontage, great Investment potential, under priced at 515.000. L01ngyourhame5 credit? I will H sum REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7450 SO. 1% "a, Illo5eMheme has pesi em mw acre, prtvile bill dock4 firoplaci to PSi. ream, lermal in1ng. Sets if extras, - - Dining room table (veneer w4 chairs, $40; 7 end tables I coffee GENEVA 11 acres 3* on paved frontage. $17,111. 10 pct. dwn. By owner - 1• Rental Property Owners, Dealers, NO General Public Invited. Open daily 0-I. Sun. 12-6. Phone CallBart REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. - 55--Boats $52315. 5341300 - t=* paved road, 710' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot In area. $14,30. leg. MAL MATE Broker fIN. 1741. Casselberry, Fl. frE - .*as - Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' Sntest patio. *uate garage fonceti lowlyIandscaplui, I yr. war. rally, 50.151 AIR, CARPIT$. CATHEDRAL CEILINGS, OVIRI1JID CARPORT, ALL APPLIANCS$, SUPERB LNPSNI. ,aiii C'OMI A RUNNINI TRAI. - In Central Fla. hurry to Orlando Wholesale Furn. Distributors, 2300 Industrial Blvd., Orlando, off Silver Star Rd, I blks west of Ill. l0acresw trees, el power already avail. $1500. Exc. terms. LOCH ARBOR, heat _____ - L BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2137 Sanford Ave. 32)079 Aft. Hrs.3fl.7413, 322-1155 Good terms. VILE, NEAT AS A PIN. 3 EXECUTIVE HOME- DSSANY 4 SLSS00ti.fsyir. large claus, 11000GM, 1½ BATH, CIN. 1l1 and some merehendise Is' Iimitedl This is a distress safe [ For the best prices ever offered I acre lots fo,- as little as$ScOdwn. ' PRICE RIDUCIDI Spacious I or ASSUMABLE 5105111 1S.10 Ave. COURT 11 Is to be sold at some pricet Their lots Is your galnl Limited time 11 MORTGAGE. CHARGE YOUR FRIINGSI SOW" $60,000 from Winter Park Furn., rn hIts. 3727543.377-4155 CARPOSTI ZONED COMMIS. CIAL. EXCELLENT RENTAL $47.10 -S PCT. Warehousefull -Entire Stock 331470 11* Sanford Ave. VAIONA'MIRJWII lTNlNi UNVWAI WIIla low* VM )SLS SWyKidS:t*kIuaesira dolls'? No $0$JSN SI I 55011. MemI GM , - NOliul•PlWidina,i ,• BEDDING-FURNITURE PUBLIC NOTICE OUT OF BUSINESS SALE I BATEMAN REALTY Rog. Reai Estate Broker FORD, I UNITS WITH S 0050510 NO 1S*IN. '• V REALTORS 41 11114,000. - - I STORY DUPLEX EXCELLENT INTAI. UNITS WITH I CAR GARAGE FOR EXTRA STORAGE. 517,155. RENT TO RILATI VII BLOCK days; 333.5755 eye. 3 From $10 to $50 Call 327-1634; 322-4160 Sanford, Fla. 32771 BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-31SE. First St. 322-5422 534 acres on Sanford Ave. Owner holding. $ pct. Int. Good terms. $31,700. - BUY JUN'kCKRS WILSON MAtER FUINITURE For Sale: S Acres East Side, close In. $fl,IQQ Zoned A.I. 322-$447 Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot 4w our lot. 327-5090 , - ____________ Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks I heavy equipment. - Carport Sale 769 Short St LakeMary Fri. 76th 5. Sat. 27th 098). VA-FHA.23S.Con.Hon 10ITALOT TOO WI*SS.IbOW INd I*rp k Wpb. SrdISiIi... __STCMNSy$, - INC. 330-0501 77-Jut* Cars Removed _____ Large Yard Sale FRI.& SAT. Corner Fast 70th & Adams Side by Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w mattress, $23; Oak porch rockers, $29.93; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 373- FORREST GREENE 33530ç Gun Auction Sun., Oct. 21, I p.m. Consignments Welcome Sanford Auction, 323-fl.40 - - - Batteries New I Used Reel's Body Shop 1109 Sanford Ave. Lake Sylvan area West of Sanford, water front lots $10,000 & upwooded 1615 $6,000 I up. Call Dell's Auction, 3234670. Ph. 3770332 _ S4--Garage Sales - For Estate Commercial I Residential Auctions S Appraisals, MILLERS _ il _ - Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 373-3777 Goodused TV's, $751 up I R Set-Couch, Chair, Rocker I Large Ottoman, $330 Call 322-399afler 1p.m. I 58311. Lake Mary-3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard. Screened porch. $39,000. SUILDVS. 31*4IS SIIOLU REALTY - U! $53000 Fl4*.V. NI.',. __ __ - . ,ØIMOP __ , tS*L W1J For Sac: 12*302 BR mcbile home, air cind. $3500 Geneva area. 349 corner lot. Privacy fenced, attached arage. $ yrs. old. ____ -.- UL saj.jj, S. OWl 55 nW. *1L VUI %1U%0V%0 - 'V Danny's Auction _ 322 7010 - 7ól9 Orlando Dr. ) _____________________________ STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo. AM-FM stereo radio, 1 speed turntable, diamond needle, $ track. Sold new $130, balance due 1125 or take over my payments of $16 per month. Call 862 5394 day or night. Agent Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orig. price $600, Sal Due $703.70 or need someone to take up my payments ll$mo. Phone 062-5391 day or night. Will deliver no obligation. Agent. 42-?MbiIe Homes BEST AREA NEAR - MELLON. - - I Longwood- 3 BR, 2 bath, huge - - _v -- - Leader 322•2420 - - Just REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - ' lIhr-pifr ___ V -. d4I P$QNI CALL-STAR Ti' INKAIIIII.. shy we 1. 7,ssi. ael - 537,2301 Harold Hall Realty Es?. ____ WARRANTED, spp Fine school area. Low down to qualifIed buyer. Hurry-only - MIINT&U tiLlf New Sr moire tell! WiSJ.*ii w carpet, onalg landscaped llil AFFORDABLE- Large 3 BR, workshop, screened family area. JpiJ. Is, small. 555.1534. special m.*s - - NSA, Fla. Rm., Sitting room, w. landscaping on corner lot. owner anxious-price reduced to s*soo. Yara'dNrIs,Trasli' AK CaaSl*. PllN,lvgwsyS IIdiIN. WONT Mrk.Mldo LOVELY 2 BR, 1 bath t-.omi w•C. generous sized BR's. Gorgeous - _____ - ED. A Buy for $3a,710l I IuNng - Sanford FANTASTIC 3 BR, 3 bath Mobile Home In Geneva on S are$l C. HIA,w-wcarp.t, Fla. Ron, patio 5 Much Morel SPP WARRANT. heir river. Soul slip. $32,500. __ - REALTORS $27,5001 Realtor ST J9HNS Furn.weskend cottage *lo A0NI - JUST LISTED. 3 DR, I both home In Woodmere Park wspacious LR Idining area, Ig scr. porch 5 back porch I Many More lx. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR CQST FROM TODAY'S WANT APJt - UI 41-Hojses Fruit &nut trees Neer schools lbui.373.0575 -- STENSTROM ' ' OR, 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,300. William MaliczowskI, Himei'ipiiirs I aPPlIances to tIle. Over II yts sap. Reasonable rates. ""ft V 3 DORM, 2 BATH, Central AIR Lucille E. Dillon, REALTOR Call 13051 5305025 • VS 72_Auction 19" Zenith. Sold orig. - -- _ INN. 17.01. CasselSerry, PS. S34.11Sl lvi 1531411 IMMACULATE 3'UDROOM, 1½ BATH, AIR CONDITIONER, -LOTSOFIXTRAIONLIJ$pq.,y LANDSCAPED LOT. $17,050. A - MUST TO i!'! - SWIA SLOW BELOW FHA APPRAISAL - - -- DPLtONASSI,00011,IlO DOWN . MOURI sr WI UTATI Srbkar Res. - -- $4 9373 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo. AgenI 3398386, Agent --------- N. Incest '' "4 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, to'ls. buy. DUE TO DIVORCE - Small down, atsUme morE S74 ' _ Eve 3333555 BR,1 B blk home, 19. lot, new roof, owner will hold mort. 3770, • CUSTOM BUILT 3 OR, IL Deltona home, CIlIA, ww carpet, formal dining, kit. Inc. built In Microwave. Near schools I recreation. $54,100. $44U. Low down payments. MLS 231-1575 Dream home by owner. 3 BR, l'. B, C.H&A, w-w carpet, 1g. yd, I yrs old, R011S. $11,105. • - EVENING HERALD = N. FrWsChAvs • - estImates. 31 yrs. sap. Call 377., V RMA Y00 " Or.811nVOK : MPng odor • done. preleallonally - ______ : ____ W. Call L.rry$r Free js,, arsmwi. IT Deltona I - • w massnery, concrete. All - hobby tin, or shop. Now *35 Homes, of pet. lntert Qualif ied buyer. $31,110 to 41-Houses t: 4 acrese horse stable, guest cottage I ' ______________________ check our low, low prices before you 30 day guarantee. HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 3231734 Liquidation Sale' Wholesale prices to alit Warehouse fulll ORLANDO WHOLESALE FUR N.. 2500 Industrial Blvd.. off Silver Star Rd., 4 blocks West of III. Open 96 Mon. thru Fr. Markham Woods, Long*oad Rd.) 1.1 Cash 322.4132 BEDDING--FURNITURE SPACIOUS pm WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES S PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323-0911. Reconditioned color 8. B W TV's TV repo $45,100. IL) Be brick home on Top Prices Paid Used. any condition ldl.5I76 - Stereo 5O-Mscellanious for Sale 323-7173. 124,000. 372-1455. IkIIII IflspllPmnujd - CII, 4101100111111,1111119 IrViCII Writs copy, compiots ordsr forms, billing coIlsctI. Good V spilling I must, typing skills nusdsd. All company bsnsf Its. •• - _________________________ ~ AWltieiIilj, s...,j -. . 2544 S. French Ave. 332-0231,332-3172, 323-7173 7-1, $200 month. gr MW MIUPSON g SANFORD R EALTOR ,.,... 37)7513 ELEMENTARY ALL FLORIDA REALTY 323 8209 MARY 4 BR, 2 IS 19. fenced bk. CHIA, W. By owner: Handyman C.. 323-7173 - . * Gsndllauliq • • k. $76,950. ASSOCIATES NEEDED 31, $200 month. V 7053. SEHVICE [IS11N6 ~1 BUSINESS , k N I I ( I I A I` 4 f V L1PIID 3 BR, Super clean, w-w carpeting, patio wroof, turn. See it now for , i i + den, air, formica kitchen, new shag. $153. $223 Adults. Furn. avail. $41- - - 3 BR, 2 bath home, w•w shag carpet, C-lilA, appl. turn. Situated on 1 acre of land with apu UfTTvrg. 333-5470 Mariner's Village. U 3 BR, I bath, fully turn. Clean. Fenced rear yard. $35,500. Osteen- Available Nov. 1. Lovely 1 BR5i up. Pool. Adults only, ', on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport .. u_. REALTORS 2110 SanfOrd Ave. 331-7072 vestment. Place a low cost classlf led ad for results. 322-7411 or 5)1.5553. wi..istst. - me abeve W" - W 30tMh 8uyeri'for a small in- of a FORM Des,.. at Sill advirtislng for on laptoniber V cla ulfied section by COUNT ON ? 157SW1WIWVOSWIIIICSW1N SINOLI couwry, FLORIDA hATS DIVISION Neabsi 75.375 CP - - urnYll syayIs •istict CoverMIOSSI S4$TlV sq aOSi,*, •I$.ANSO Dl SlOW. CONS? NO. 7545.IRL.CIY.YUNITSO STATES OP AMERICA, Psalitift. vs. WAYNI S. 1101,11115111.1. and S*SISSY N. PUISILL. IN wife Detendants-NITICS OP IAl.I- NOW NIenuWslve.*at __________ MO. AWARD REALTY, INC. 339 2300. country Club area. 3 BR, 2 S. Ig FR. F1', on oak shaded lot, Privacy fence, $450 mo. 322-6952. 'V 3OAps,lments U,durnlstnd . ` ~R112 I . Il 92 So. of Sanford. 372 5721. under shade trees on 7 acres, cathedral ceiling f custom drapes. $72,900. Piloian Realty, REALTOR 831 1912. eve. 8317335cr 569.0991 NEAR IDYLL WILDI w Corp". Find out If we can make you a better deal. North-West 3 BR, FR, C NSA, all Gracious living. seas. Weekly I monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire S. Oak S4l-703. • Terms NO FEE mosphere. 321-0414. LAKE 2710 Sanford Ave. i 1386. __________El stove Hot point 30" wn. like new -- . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED payments of $71 mo. Agent 339 Custom-built 3 OR, 2 B nested REALTORS wanted tOBuy UPRIGHT PIANO 322021$ $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, avail. Why not loin the fastest growing Real Estate Off Ice In town? Nice iins. for rant. 30 yrs or older. W.W carpeting. Family at. $52,500. 'BR, 1', B split plan, fenced yd.. c patio, cony, workshop or office in rear. All for $31,500. 32-Houses Unfurnished -Sanford AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call. 1.U11117sr144-3W5 priced at available. _____ MOTHERS ____ - AI ft: Jew" Prim, - • C.HIA. Won't last we at 131,10. Financing ' 2 BR CONDO, NEW C000, FULLY FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS & DISHES, INC. ALL UTILITIES, 1350, 6 MO. LEASE. SEtGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321-0640, 327-1577. 333•5324 i.,. Notice Is hereby given that we me anaIogln business flflLeeward' INTERVIEWERS Way, Winter Park, Seminole County, Florida, under the OMNIBUS Door to door convme getting , $SWSII CRY nameit HOUSEWIVES CLIAN,NO 016 SERVICE, and that we WA" to Permanent employmant for register sa id name with Ito Chink it tree to waves. Apply in the Circuit laminate Calmly, Florida in accordance wIp the preulslsni it me Fictitious NWA liulids. T..WIh Section .ge Rm.ISSAtlantic Sank Veil. wow" 151,. -. Inc., Realtors 243$1 , S. French (17-52) Sanford * * * * * * * * hIyaucan'tqk Inan off Ice Call 471.0511 msy W iWsined Worn ___ ... 1 d NO phone calls please. Price reduced $7,000. 3 BR, 2 8 home, custom made pool, green house, workshop. llOOsqft living 17*26 sc patio, BID. Many extras, must sell, well under see Estate Aaençv sperklIng pool, - MICROWAVE 117.500. $19.000. tshed Apts. f or Senlir Citizens. Down towns very clean & roomy. Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto Ave. _____________________________ 373-1174 ________________________ • FICTITIOUS NAME 31_4 - 7 an, 1½ Be I story tewnlrnuae. Mod. kit. Inc. all appl. 1110 sq It, 68-Wanted to Buy I Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Originally $649, assume AREA Beautiful custom built 3 BR, 21 i bath home, F1', on 2 acres, also beach house near lake w-boat ramp. Beautiful landscaping. 2 BR, I B stucco. Spanish designed home, nice area, F1', Ig rms, front S. rear porch. All for - Your Future Our Concern •-ItFrstcStAse. part time maios. Apply - saysrfr#ik believed rlgM suidgr him algot Hebepnanew job lantuekto ins very bW mimi0 that along weil with ithu," lbs bisly as the ftnt inspector general of as We would be spared. wel*4lftar said. the Flodde prison system lshlllrdpr*.iminlew "He hoitutly did iut belie,. andistaklngalolofhest. INVITATI0BIP sian, the May. .uIoe, rlit Ic to the lmi miniM that Death penally foes, atbappy NOTICS 5 41511Y OIVIN that Brutes aid he did e,ir$ be was ping to die." at his banding of lbs Spin. the city it cus.nsrry it laminate rr't4, to heads the at Briertos's appearance Nokdm emat1ou, want him CSWiWY, PNrlli, will receive sailed bds up to l:3SPM.onNmsuisr•, eascatiss oh persia -theMurpsof the friliwy Bred, sayIi is im, in CisiiISarry City Nail, N là vI tothstIedIIntski 1$ tr warden hsqh order pat to charge of Invailgstlng Lk Tr*4'l Dflve, Caisiliorry, ysess wMh digeuly d as Utile Plaids, for th e urclia$i sk $osd,el,eaudsclá, bat 'nMo charges of inidaUty lv• ' --k pines i' i. kill lilpi. tlpsclllsitlue . _ _________________ Ito a U - "Hi bad puii -- ____________ _____ - REALTOR 113 MLS 323-oOalor eves. 323.oclr 52--Appliances - DE LTONA.OSTE EN 107W. CommercIal Phone 322-7151, Sanford - 0614 REALTY WORLD. MANY MANY MORE I AAA EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED 33$43 • Larry I. POW Oct. 17, IL It, 21, 7 73,11,15. $075 010-I3 - TAUAHAOAEi, Flu. (UPI) trauma, His death warraM, you pslia, plays lbs piano andVested an lignite or let anyone - Divid Bristion, wirdon at know, was 1kA x4pW in 1177. I guitar and has a record wider him do io and has tired the 1orIde *ate Prison when wanted to hasp him (tim lid- collection of classical mink 1j guarde for abusing Jo.ib,1tok was izicidid, luring as much possible, I and early jest. priliomm V CABINET MAKER NOTICI OP PUBLIC SALE On Octalir 37, It" mw 1571 ISA No. C. SillY MIT and one INS Triumph CM$pm Ni. IC 11417 TIM will be let sale at Public Auction at Larry's Cycte, Ste. I Sex 375.D, $aWar FL. 37711. Spenkelink - M. Unsworth Realty qualifying. Sandlewood Condo, has pool, rec rm. Low Down. 671 shopping center in last growing Deltona. Callus to see-the meal Is treat The Rest W. Garnett White Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. - 11 pct. financing avail. Lg. 1 BR, 1 B. all appl., inct W. D. No Other interests force owner to give up this fine business located in FACTORY TRAINEES DAYCARE GENERAL OFFICE APT. MAINTENANCE KITCHEN HELP SALES RECEPTIONIST DELI GAL ROUTE SALES YARD HELP GENERAL LABORERS 4untryPi by Gill Fox GLANCES ___ SECRETARY exp. references, 11gM Mfg co. Santorl Airport. Per Interview ill 313.015. IDE Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA,FHA23S&24$ SandlewOod Apt. 2 BR, 2 8. all appi. W-D. Pool & club house facilities. Orlando 596-1729. PIZZA BEER Suus PEST CONTROL CLERK TYPIST DRIVERS CASHIERS AUTO MECHANIC 41-Houses New Duplex Good Location $300 Mo. 323 1150 24-lusiniss Oppotlunities CALL 3234176 MacStifle *1 1. 37th Cl. tap enlyt Wages commensurate w doill$v.Inlnge benefits. 30.Apartmentsufl(urnjshed time. Odd lob, gin, laborer, or carpentry, painting, etc. CIII Stan at (305) 3331105. WANTI AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Will Baby Sit Your Child Center on Rinehart Road In Lake Mary It holding an open house on Saturday. The public is Invited In attend Locking for temp. work full or part UT US NP YOU GIT WHAT YOU WILY Ingmne rebuilds'. Seminole AttN - Cars Stromberg.Carlson Corporation's ' Digital Systems WHAT Lake Mary N Food Store. Lab Miry Ilvd. at 1.4. Lest: Mm. $dwtaur. Lk. Mary vu welting red collar. Call aft Herald Phole 6y Tim MOW 21-Situations ftnted YOU All WORTH? -COOKS I CASHIERS lapIrlenci desired. Good pay, I, surance. vacation, credit wile proilt .lar$ns. Apply In Pins -"'I. S-Lout I All YOU •UrT1NO is-Help Alon1sd Why Ii Lonely? Write 'Got A, MaIV' Dating Service. All ages. P.O. lox IWI, Cbearwa?sr, Pt. OPEN HOUSE __ V V 11 I - r - "' 11Ii formation. In Real Isfatit Call Forsmpor a career Agency. Win. Stempef'. 377.4101. The Dc Before Sundc9 Noon F id ay Noon Sanford. Good adding skills Isome typing required. Call 3453351 for more In- - DEADLINES a Office Clerk, location East at--:1 - SLIMS Minimum IUIIIIIuIiii55ii- :- Addrsssars Wanted immedlatelyl Work at home no experience necessary excellent pay. Writs American Service, 5337 Park Lane. Suite 117. Dallas, TX 7323$. I$ms ................. 4kaNss MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Nimi V Interviewing for Christmas and other sales positions. Apply Wed.. 10a.m. to P.M. at J. C. Penney, Sanford Plaza. cI.. SANK FINANCING-TIADISACCIPTID MR T' s ""m "" * AND TIIIaI ITth U.S. 17-fl AT LAKE MARY BOULEVARD rn-110u 134111S,d - • -. 4 tI 00- I ç1ir -. - , , &.,' 'i' . , - . _ -? C. t -4 , Pj - 'z ' - - - �S . 47 .-•, • 1 I I. I - t U-' I • I i 0 • • • .. • . . . I II' f .- I• .. F.. - Wsinuday,OcLsn7 I—Ev.nlngHe,aW,knfsitPl. BLONDIE Y war? %Ws) CAN DO WHATE _VER , : H HONEY, HERS WANTS ME A STAG PARTY WITH HIM TO GOTO H!LOR A by 1 Surface WI UIF) '; u oo fl4ATST ____ I ftltrYt GADWADRI S Mo,, this 4$ contents (ITTLI I 47 Bar" !ju1i;!ii1011 'os. 50 Hiwsilin IIAI lSoftfood Aggravate IN_AN B EAT ft1 MT SI ' My DEAR DR LAMB I THOUGHT MAYPE WE f$JOV1V 1 SOMETHINGS TO PLAY GOLF PLAYING GOLF INAC p PB ________ ____ . - By TOM NEThEL . _______ ______ _____ ______ ua . - - . ________ , ______ ______ - iT by Art Si niom -' Y wPe; VR(- THE, BORN LOSER tZ*i1 Y iV,5.ofV5 io Im ftl,"y viswTHoaOLK. 0WIMETIM1W - W$ IVIJH AV 60AL I ____ - - - - ' - - ( - - . - 4 ] - . __ T - - - by Bob Msntani ARCHIE ( ivs ('wwr IN mE WORLD IS 7Mfr SATI4 BUT WITI4A BUILT - \ PIECE . On == — — — — - __ __ . -Il — - stomach the and _ l. Want ______ ____ ______ - - _____ - . 1 I : - -, - ', _____ " __ ______ - _ S . lower to lit.ayk. ()thi iisr _A ____ o, etw, . cads — — the damech we not ft. ii--3 's with prs.ctiv. mucous. of in why med ulcers ace located in 70W raped to REM the duodinimi ad some om this newspaper, P.O. Boa iou, 0=in the lower enolam Radio City Statim , NY iou It's absolutely true that Happily, there iiwis to be a people who have ulcers should net use aspirin nor should they decrease In the frequency 01 IyszizDosoi,, an any of thedifferent ulcers. For a while about these mWkim October 1979 For to pulMcfcrcolds and pulns an ulcer. We don't keow , time for learning, advebace or t Centals aspirin. Iberia a the rate has sleweasid but I Odeheill,11?I pldloiophing with friends. Nq IM of these. i am soft may be from a dscr.ue In year you may A11 (Mactb 21-April 10) pa 26 osu 'i snaking hi men and pechipi aom eloune a moRis, dominnot In- An instinctual awarenses of do &go A*ria AM Related popiewe* ma 1@1j" Wo flomee among your peers resources available to you con 51dicIe , will 1p44, 1 Mro. 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NOW I Sul IN 690 ags KWT Oftull 14" MACAW a J AUT SUITS IM FRESKIIIIII I rM I fP uiflfler IC099 ATIslSVtlIdPU fIL .J 'wi INUTA 4-Pa list ClUillIC IAACAOONI & Jell V Roll 4/9 Cho$" fill Oz. 4110 a W"Its 3 oz. Ivor Soap ASSORTED FLAVOR$ Shasta DrInks II - 14OFF OF LYKES POWER PAK Lt. 98' ii. 1)7 RI 111111 ITD FRESH ICE PAK S91 2/990 _____ 12ft.9/Xur W ILIIIU Clorox 2 ' H AMERICAN KRAFT NJIUM CMU $159 Sour Cream c 39c Bunermilk NALF 89C ;,s eddir uusstsat - 16 LEI liftsm$269 IUIT LAIN • ntrnn VWIIU 31`04 79c M iCk $269 MQ $ 5. PUO MIT. hANS Ii 49C I I FMuICWTII4IIFLAIUl Downy . ft PACK. 12 OL CAN$ ---' ap comet 66anser4g; - y 2/89C So °' Planters Snicdft 1 a Will` UTN 6114 45 kistwt TN 890 690 3 GATN SM Un JU OF LA 9 LYKES POWER PAN F"As 12 oz. Px. T.k.yNck Windex go Lt. best MEATY Vanish - )fl* L 0 Grapefruit Ju $189 Li. SHOULDER ROUND MG N0l 1000 ORDER EXCL. CKS - ..-... - Chunk Tuna Instant tombn 'Off 794t a9 . Oven Fry ' . • 11=111101 . FAMILY Breasts or Thighs siIJ PorkChops Oven Fr % C. % C. margarine w bow % C. low-sweet Sacks-i OlkIsts * 4Hi&Ssaf.rd Ave. OPEN M.oi Thuv lain telpin Fr,- Satl.m tCpm $Tuitise ICI4IN& III walnuts TIWIII 7 DAYS A Wit! Ant Vill aft. An I GAILA FAMILY 3 Whls-3 3 OPEN (IAILYS * U TO C PM LEAN CENTER CUT tiiieese OL - 344 LB. 884 1_________ Park Ave. & 25th St. I - . FRYERS ____ ___ . GENERIC W. K. CORN It OL C49AM STYLE CORM it OL PORK ANO IRAN$ Is 01. $IV CUTUP RIBS - __ I Plulsuar CIUSTIT SItU N U DkrnaU.IuTt IIIUUliO LP N&ML . UWI m ed a IC 1 i Ml,iNit7Ner 5 VW . .. i hIM soured tr'— ISSI WSLLIM.1VFA MI Mslunhigo uN r Kiro Syrup aspi IAadkrit14es •ui,iir ader 7 Carpets I WI Ws Allow - i • • IIkWLMIU Y*P ffi1 . *&, 59C at , k94 Camwli I I flIn..* . (tC.WSHUNFIrtWCN6(g eroceuceotius Fancy App1ess.as69 1lSUTAXb'D'mt1 98* r. 49* Sugar • a $13 6911911K "THOM 13 11111, CIS* 61 1w,1111111111011111 LB GAG 661 L'stI *dl Ci • Whos Coo aw - "NAT M Tam as nun ram Ivan JI RIGHTS WE ACC EPT F000 STAMPS _______________ I 0 1001V I T I'll% __ * ______ , 11 79 1$. 'A. ARGO SPINACH Itn OL $RAN, DOUBLE LUCK 0 RIM ee OI heisplag 1omwhoVi 6a p.. RESERVED *ID. -- SUDS "A" SMALL 1g$ 2½ r1 I c. quid cooking GA. Mod (rAt 00") 4 C. cocout % c. chlocolate chip Cream the butter & sagars In a large bowi,&W sugar Ii 1¼ s QUANTITY YHUU FAMILY PA! $ FdIs.i Al - ____ Cons ON OL SM) b.1YIV$Idt_ wuua. PIKES GOOD ' PORK CHOPS _________ . IOU f//Il _____ ½c.whitaflour ½ tap. biking powder ¼ up. baking sods ½ tsp. salt C. cored LP'' K, p ___ . SPARE FM CUT LEAN ms ___ $flIDDIR - I -, -- _ eg&vunllla,bistweltln I separate bowl sift together flows, blaWaIr ","&h@k1qgpowdw. Stir flour mistwe into creamed mixture, mix well. AM Dwell, oatmeal, coconut h awlete chIM WD P O -. - LEAN MEATY GEORGIA % C. wheat 111our NANcrsc ' -- ___ ____ ., P1 - __ ) School. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel ___ am - a large bowl. Cut in corn oil margarine with a pastry blender or two knives until - _____ qiftp die legg white, stiffly beaten Combine flour and salt in almonds are golden brown, Remove from skillet and drain on paper towels. Stir - - - on top of corn flakes. Roll outother half of dough and place on top of apples. Flute edges of crust. Brush beaten egg white over top crust. Prick with tines of fork. Bake at 400 degrees F. for 40.60 minutes, or until golden brown. i tsp. ground cinnamon $ cica sliced pared ap pies almonds. Saute until Crooms High C - Chu& -. . % top. ground ginger absorbed. In a skillet heat remaining margarine over a with apples. Spread mixture over bottom crust 2rdcups sugar 99; slImmer now, Mrs. Hwk says they MIll oil 1 'lbs FlANK AD RNIST Pa' tightly and simmer 20 — ______ acrou or diagonally. Serve with fruit or vegetable GROUND salad and it's a main dish. BEER BREAD Lt. BEEF 3 c. self-rising flour ILlS. ce MORE ½ c. sugar 1 12-cL can of beer (your choice) Mix above ingredients soSII.Iss CHUCK together, stir well. You LB. $178 Rust may add optional Ingredients such as clii. namon, r'is, nuts, etc. to suit the bread to the meal. Bake in a gressed loaf pan at 350 degrees for $ 18 u min. RANGE COOII ___ Roast ½c.macgesin.erbut,r c. SIALTIST %c.whit.sugar . $170 UT*A 1 1 tic. v" - her sidar who enjoysid lbs making mid eet awed spiktbeirhsvtng , 2% cup sifted flour 1 tsp. salt 1 ct corn oil margarine 2-3rd ct skim milk i dc crushed corn flakes ____ 411% last thing. you hse .—' min. grassed cookle sheets S Makes24 servings In a large saucepan combine apple juice, 1 tablespoon corn oil margarine and salt; brIng to a boll. Stir In rice; cover half oc a large bowl, mix well. Cut 1 loaf French breed inhalf length-wise. Spread meat mixture over top siwface of tread. Wrap aluminum foil around crust side of each half, leaving top uncovered. Place on cookie shoet. Bake at SO d1egrees for 25 Garnish with cheese, bake 5 min. longer. .7 oured board ro medium heat. Add slivered home economics course tintS. Moo 36 Pounds i, a N of __ iiiii P" *6"d "W "" MOMM MW v ft. M of as ""We-UM W &*VA" wo of ow mix lightly. On lightly fl ll of pastry dough to fit a 15½x10½x1 inch jelly roll pan. Sprinkle bottom crust with crushed corn flakes. Combine sugar, ginger and cimmamon; mix well APPlE PASTRY Nancy flack measures chocolate chips for Ranger Cookies, a popular favorite in her home economics class at skim milk; cheese favorite May.". to Is Wh cold -180 MY- MMi $ red rm 1 - 5 ' WV nmiu.wt OPada.IeatiQ 31) Jackag"adle. Wed No" Ilb und his meal. Stir In Dash of pepper I loaf French bread 2 c. grated American floss, oatwhole meal, RIM by using a vitsmin enriched ciered, they we ou"lous a well as doliclove. The Bew bud Is NOT used In clan and the the don% r4WH ME ANY X" 311w. im5thedlamOSdr. West was deed. N. dhdm't: have anollilor diamond. A eft leadmidallmIlloothloroff' in dviinisIly am award = = 1W W* NOWNW, Y" nw- O9ITIOP4 if Poor W PM W PM 49 PM Pon poss laft woesioe yet' he CN1,1111111XIIIIIIII (OW. 94M Y.".6 1"' 1wiliessfullew l~ ft M*-k W" wal sagis don 51101 BUNNY Vulnerable. Both Dealer $Oak Wed fte g" I" vW M6GL 14 iiii"or mixture resembles coarse into cooked rice. Keep warm until ready to serve, 2 tap. grated orange peel 1 egg ½ c. chopped onion 1 Map. prepared mustard 1½ tap. salt 1 tsp. MSP wbod and othwo kom bw family. The Ranger In &M cookleswe and am basically c*, M by Changing do name they mod more sodh was in his own mad, Cashed m 1110 "taw 11111smy w1a tM king almonda and oragne peel ½ cup slivered almonds (uncooked) ½ c. cracker meal rvvfuww We some used In leadias a - (sin, can) 14 ibi. ground beef — ' the O u.k. numorousprojectothatcan beused for gltts."We doa lot of projects In Human Ivslqine,*," the said, "ap as." The !.ciPes she has _____ Is A Rock Lake while Mrs. Hack Is the home economics teacher at As a oft _ WAS Vermur - _ and blended cornatarcti, cook and stir until thickened. Mkes about 6 servings. Serve with rice and crispy noodles. SUPPER ON A BREADSLICE 2-W c. evaporated milk oil co Sew Cook, 1 tap. salt lciç uncooked rice Add Soy sauce touches each of these arm. "It used tobecareer osiebed, but we're going back into the fundamentals of homemaking." Cooking and sewing are taught but thecourse offers more than just how to make cookles or bow to Riew a ISEn. Color coordinating wardrobes, housing, home and human are all part of the ___________________ ____________________________________ (, 3141ev. 21) chs.ge ids" with others, _________________________ er imehivdles Is project booi you need sadiui Am Clubs . o bowd off to yew theows and NOON to-34 contlipped. SwA ruffed 11M In order to draw hrIedthebedInyentedey, the •K$71 second club and led trump M selalm yee uld there you' Ides toward dummy. wes decided 0114 ad .ptIil. with Mbis. FInd (UNI (May ZWom 31) to rise with his ace. If he had ducked, a second trials Wed edenofw$sil--udr $slng of aervloet.dsy will aid Ihi would throw him II WusT RUT how the pies'IsIeuing youryoeInyou'oomsserthfor —' '-- a'-- ---------- - -"*A &a s am e £& - - * I k&tit Iii immedlate ad play. As It 'WAG Vill *Q9 ftsL Jill mmo in hd PW ____ ____ GE WIN AT Florida State University she and her husband both interned here in central Florida, Upon graduation they were asked back. Husband Greg lsan Industrial arti teacher at Teague and at vegetables. who lives in Sanford at 109 E. Jlnldns Circle, said. In human development we learn what it takes to make good parents, points toward a successful marriage, and we also talk &Wut divorce and child abuse," she salt The course is an elective and open to boys as well as girls. "We have a slow influx of boys coulling in." the 44nd. Many of the boys "male are diauvhnlda" who say they $.mryagirtto ______ ____ __ 00 prepared stir-fry curriculum, Mrs. Hack, _______ HOROSCOPE WhusNancyHackwasa home economics major at - - 1-3rd cup margarine 20 ooms. "I like the school a lot," she said, citing the small classes which makes It. easier for the students to get their hands on more projects and the individual training *A can give them. "Food, clothing, and shelter are the basics of - - - - 3 -. -- ____ ___ 1 •. ___ r. U _____ W boil then alner abo minutes. Stir In water chestnuts and already Herald8talf WrIter . u Than To M ore - -. - lass Taug ht Alk - PEM! HIM • - by Mort Waer N) Dr. - b now *yoorsoalk'shadan gceyersthcebowsa1I and ORS!i TOTS hes INersdaflths.syosrs. Lamb lb sker bin the isochagul. 35 That is (sbbr.) piy. Mel American 3$ _ 64 to" (tat) 20 rubber u 39 WiWibetst ofthe ____ 17 Clothe with 41 Lumbering the food loss In the MOIMCIL ?'1 DOWN authority 1001$ Certain times of the )'SV 23 Newts 19 Scripturalcan•43 Environment 211owmun I Luminous igency(sbbr.) bhsrod,thftmwe— tide s lly 2$ Sinus cavity heaven ly body 22 Christian January, Febriry and Marth. manber ot ths milcInss that (UI 33 Bodies of 2 Intimate symbol 47 Threshold water ' 301 ca ital 24 Broadway A few yesn ago be had a your Am (5) tenets by musical works hsmotrbsi. of the bowels and Tagantet 36 Measure 49 Lubricates 4 Intermediate 25 Explosive WU put In the hospital and was decreasing the production of land (metric) 51 Units (prefix) (abbr.) 37 Western. ft He can't take moat acid cgive juice 53 Song for a given 5 Stationary 20 On (2 wds.) hemisphere or. Trough diva especially certainly helpful and an kinds of medicine, 27 Bring up genizatlon 54 Sloe drink 7 Egypt (abbr.) 2$ Radium aspirin, since it ices. the portant medicine In many aba) (1:11) Slreatheone's emanation cum ft may well be us" $ 3$ eportin r.Sowhsnhegstsaccldor . So Hat Moosty's beadeche lost 30 Shower Are or is " he can't Your son. He should &w0111, It ship (.bat) 31 Prod 30 BIllion (prefIx) 9 Licking igforlt.Hedoesnot with his dodor. It's lies ii tab E money 32Grassyield SlActressWest 4OCaIlfornl.city drink or snake. fictive in patients who have 5$ Vast expanse 10 Greedy (poet) 42 Pined (it), and it certainly woo — — — - — — — Now rveheardofa medicine $ r r i— r • 10 11 that they lay will heal ulcers.Reanences iT — — — ft's called Tagamet. The person occur it Ow gçp,d — — — — — — I reed about bed an Uku 01 the entiriJy, although there we 15 18 17 Moinachbsgft'sni4lnthe.sme reports that u WE place as my son's ulcer so I Unued at lower doess this may 20 WItS 10 know if YOU think this help pg rscrencei of — — — —— medicine will be (IC for him to WCKL 1 23 24 25 In the final analyils, In ad 29 7 21 30 31 132 the lower Part oftheesoplisgus todothiuiitohilpadlesth* 34 35 30 33 or at th e opining lb the life. Not drinking and, stomachare usually related to 3S 30 an increased axoisS of acid In dliictlOit. ressun the the Mor 42 43 — — — , I am also sending you :m. stomach dossi't have does Is that the Health Litter number 149 it ulcers than Duodenal, gomacli itself Is lined with a give you more - in. it will IT T 50 51 52 — — GA" WT BEETLE BAILEY (51 G) I'M Home Ec. . -.. 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Oct. 24, ltfl Treats To Satisfy il) .i_ San Francisco Special: + .'i. .-.• : Tha t Cweet Tooth , Apple pie in year-round 2 eggs, slightly beaten favorite, but baked apple ½ teaspoon almond desserts are at their tasty extract ,ifr ifin4ne fall In IIIW lt4nchsmbskedpletheil parts of the country. 6 cups thinly sliced ' Fresh, crisp apples find peeled apples their way Into such treats Melted butter or as caramel apple pie MW margarine old-fashioned apple cake. Wbippest cream Make several of both toIn saucepan combine freeze for later enjoyment soup, caramels, brown f... .,.ai. •*_•, + - .%:I.j•:'; - - ,••. I BRAIDED ALMOND. HERBBIIEAD 1 envelope active dry Yeast ¼ cup warm water ' CUP butter or margarine iarxospoona sugar z I (11-ounce) can con. densed Cheddar cheese soup ½ (14-ounce) package light brown caramels 1-3rd cup packed brown sugar ½ teaspoon ground ginger 1 Sponge or ange' cake (9*4-Inch loaf or 94nCh diameter jJ4) ½ cup raspberry or apricot jam 2 cups whipping cream uiop almonds me1um. fine. Combine with cheese, sugar, chocolate, fruits, almond extract and lemon rind. Best together well. Split cake crossww wto 3 layers. Spread ricotta mixture and jam on two lower layers. Stack all 3 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk, scalded 3½.4 cups flour I teaspoon rosemary, crushed 1 teaspoon dill weed ½ teaspoon marjoram ½ cup finely chopped almonds I egg beaten with 1 - + where shopping Igo pleasure . layers. Wrap In cellophane wrap. Qilil several hours to tablespoon water blend flavors. Dissolve yeast In warm Whip cream. Spread to water. Set aside. cover aides and top of cake. Combine butter or Garnish as desired with 'margarine, sugar, salt and additional chopped milk in a mixing bowl Stir almonds, candled fruits to melt butter or and shaved thnrn1it.• margarine Cool to Makes TtiiejE hewarzn. Stir In yeast, 2 "' "1"u aipi flour, herbs and all BALIA but 2 tablespoons almonds. ¼ cup butter or Bea margarine 1 II%IlIiII Work u. I1MI am, IL pound .1 I mw adding wough to make shmallows (about 30) dDugh. Turn onto a floured t% t'.I1Ls surface )Cnsad bout 6 mlrnd.s.Plac,lnawann I cup pesinds until doubled In bulk, abodl%hoias. alphabst cored To dope turn cut Usk butter In heavy onto floured surface. Cut no a. Add mare off 14rd of dovat Divide FNflaInlng into 3 beg. Akfto equal puft Sop sub mar4mmallows are ido a 1440 rap. staid •. • 'ilil . - '. • ____ . ' • H Corn Do s pect plaudits when serving almond herb bread, mazarin tarts or Sicilian cream cake. _- 2 am operated, THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, 25 THRU WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1979... 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CARDAMON TEA 2 qIs water I2teabsgs or '/# cup loose tea (see note) ½ tsp. cardomom seeds (remove from white outer shells before measuring) ½ tsp. whole doves ½ cup sugar 2 tbsp, lemon Juice Bring water to a full rolling boll. Pour over teabags or loose tea and spices. Cover, let stand for 5 minutes. Strain Into chafing dish, teapot or serving container. Stir In sugar and lemon juice. Garnish with dove-studded lemon slices. Note: Or use ¼ cup in. O prepare, ::: spices boiling water for 5 mInutes, then Pu asiu instant • .a.sugar lemon juice. Makes 10 HOW TOBREW PERFECT HOT TEA 1 Use a teapot, out with hot water. This keeps the tea hot during the brewing. 2. Bring fresh cold tap water to a full rolling boil. Water that has been reheated gives tea a flat taste ... and only boiling water can extract the full flavor and benefit from the leaves. 3. Use enough tene or I WASP001111 of to per cup ounces water POW the boiling water over the tee. 4. Brow by the clock-3to 5 minutes. Don't Judge the Mrengthof teaby Its color. s time for the Woes to unfold and, release flavor.0 you llkates less strong, add hot water after the brewing period. ++ - ig •. + - ;• • "- • -: ' •'4-• •• IJ ,, .q T.T •ç - '- t • flakes, about 35 to 4 servings. 811111W FISH 'NCHWS 1 pkg. (1 lb.) frozen SoleFlounder (filMs ¼ cup sour cream 1 cup crushed potato chips 1 tbsp. each Putter or margarine andvegetable oil . -+ Allowances (RDA). CRISPY FISH 'N CHIPS I pkg. (1 lb.) frozen Cod or Haddock fillets ½ cup evaporated milk 1 tsp. lime juice ½ tsp, salt cup crushed ci I tbsp. butter Potato chips Allow stand a room tempera ure Ir minutes. Cut fish Into 3or4 equal portions. Combine milk, lime juice and salt Dip fish In milk mixture, roll In chips to coat. Place ongreaaed shallow pan; dot with butter. Bake in 450 t . -- --• I, L A With r For Vow Tasty msi Apple Trial . ;PC - I IpV1 .:•.-':: I .. 1W Publix 2 - I + • fV PU lix the n for produce . •1• ss. ... Where Shopping Is a Pleasure . .. • .. Exc.lient Raw or 0 I. , . -. $west Potatoes..00 19. NLI. ..Frssh Cr.am.d, Crisp Can' [i ii niacin, Iron, B6, phosphorus and magnesium to rate per. centages of the U. S. Recommended Daily Good Bak.d, Candied or Fried, U.S. #1 North Carolina $wlsk ....... ' I 1JIIeCkeI,I1I ______ Important trace elements. Potato chips, as well as being a good source of complex carbohydrates, provide large enough quantities of protein, vitamin C, Thiamine (HI), • CLOUD SUNDAY.. You'll find everything you need for caramel. apples, plus candles, nuts and other fruits for Halloweenfiii. + IS' y•r.v,,w. .1 PrieNSlidApplso, • ...........:,....'. S S 39 + ..•............. ow UIhlsr Grapes ••.•.•....... lb. quilts, lb. queue, lb. With potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, Iodine and fluoride, plus + __ iOsiut .. ft . Grapes goo ''.h'''•'. y5.r ______ & + Rsady4o4sk.osie Southern PrlsiCskn...........' i AWL _ 4 $1 .., For Snacks or Salads, California USack A. ' • PW old d" ____ a& Meft r !ilL! 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Gradually mod. add MIUFdC'11"si ; the Apples are so delicious and so nutritious they deserve special attention. And at the Place for Produce they get it. oiir Y)d When it's harvest time, Publix people make sure you riot only the best to choose from. And we know a good Nlicious, Rome or McIntosh when we see one. Our produce people also see that our apples get special handling and treatment to protect their unique quality and riri .irne rlacefor Produce, For Me Cing of Saladi . we start with the best fruits and Cassar Frssh Crisp .• vegetables, and then make sure p., ....... . . .'.. " — they stay that way. Perfect (Msdlum ' We do it by " 39e .. keepgaclose eye on things. Fry or Baits 'mess Plump Puriil. Especially our Oi apples. rvfl e .ii4 á Cr k T A W11 I . tSèipoo. aWed ciiki4iicuIMe,miltid Cookdun Mlxi dc flow, ~ is every IN G4Ii 1 ,.:c,4 - 1 pi \' • iii ct . OCTOBER r flow finsly •• Lemon Butter Sauce like Fisherman's Wharf, In small saucepan, melt 2 with frozen fresh fish you tablespoons butter or can capture the taste of margarine; stir In I San Francisco-style fish 'n tablespoon lemon juice, chips. Use quick frozen dash liquid hot pepper Cod, Haddock, Ocean sauce and 1 green onion, Perch or Sole-Flounder and sliced. Heat through. bake It the new no-thaw way. Serve with your JAPANTOWN favorite brand of crispy TEMPURA potato chips to recreate I pkg. (1 lb.) frozen that San Francisco fish '11 Haddock Cod or Ocean chips flavor right in your Perch own home. I qt. raw vegetables Add a bracing cup of hot (sliced zucchini, ten and you've got asimple mushrooms, snow peas, Yet satisfying meal that parsley sprigs) takes only about thirty reilnitfa. ,, y 9a. 1G. TV liii Temoura Batter (recloe follows) Its fresh, clean taste, hot tea is the natural acchips companiment to almost Oil for deep drying any flab or seafood dish. Ginger Dipping. Sauce Just be sure to make it (recipe follows) properly to bring out Its fine flavor and invigorating Allow frozen fish to stand qualities, at room temperature 15 minutes. Cut fish into 2Nutritionally speaking, fish 'n chips is a winning Inch squares. Dip fish and combination. The fish vegetable pieces in fillets are baked, not fried, Tempura Batter. Drain, using only one tablespoon then coat lightly with chips. In deep saucepan, heat 3 butter. The email amount Inches oil to 350 degrees; of (at that is found In fish Is deep fry fish and primarily polyunsaturated. vegetables a few pieces at And the typical potato chip is quickly fried In a time about 3 minutes until golden crisp. Drain cholesterol-free vegetable on paper towel. Serve hot oil to make a form of potato that's more concentrated with individual bowls of Ginger Dipping Sauce. than even potato flakes or granules. Tempwa Batter: In bowl Th e combination of combine 1 cup flour, 4 cup easily digested, Proteincornstarch and 1 cups rich fish and concentrated, water. Fold In 1 stiffly crunchy potato chips beaten egg white. provides an easy and Ginger Dipping Sauce. nutritious meal that you In bowl combine I cup can feel good about serving chicken bouillon, 3 to - your family. tai sauce Besides being a good(lona dry sherry, 1 source of protein, M Is teaspoon sugar and 2 also rich In sodium, tablespoons grated frosh SV AV *tuIsuLiaUurpcse ___ • • - -_______.. % 3 lop 3 t&.agt / .. . ...... Im ___ •• •• , g 0IOCO1AT aaIc,Jp. 011111111141`1111111 - .' :- 12vilUawthrs 00 I ..; L •:::.:.: :::::.: :•:•::.:. •• A many different ways as In San Francisco. Fisher. man's Wharf boasts a multitude of fish, prepared to please everyone. They know how to prepare fish — and the secret's simple. Start with a good product, and cook It quickly, Simplicity and speed are important keys to good fish cookery. And even if you don't live close to the ocean or have access toamarket - .•: :•: -::.• J74 f.'7/ . •.j • .,•• • Homemade breads, cookies and tarts add a personal touch to any gathering. For a change of pace, ex. Nowhere In the world Is seafood prepared In so •'f/ t : • P • sun ish" IWIN ow serving Intel tested recipe makes 1 t.iipoonua* 4rd•cup butter or ItftP , w. + Fisherman's Wharf Has QuickNew Way With Fish 'N chl'ps , . Tio ster. Piece on tray. Pi1r'4SrMe 10 minutes. Reship. If ____ low A. U'3L r some Lia!W for IIlispI%t S U ' QroW', treat 'rn flail. t IP ' tAlhefl - 11 fiifl , fjXjn s from "a •.•.,... AL~~ to oarty ___ Bruah with @U'Spirk" with Ld rise In a warm place =W doubled. Bake at 00 a k 411 'OF $0 IW$$t mbNML Makes I led. .'.MAZAKINTARS 1' CUpS ° Wisd ill. :. .. purposeflosar '- :. cereal. Mix thoro Twlutand piece on top cl lot '. / 1 .i.ca' SFRVF 1 A c-, T INC) Itrimediddy am shoot. Shape flub eexia ____________ AT diSe to -the ocean or a market, don't despaIr. You can capture Ike taste of San Fran. h with fresh frozen • ie 11"V)IIA • nve if 1 at IJf (Irs. — baking late s • ---- fowowuw 40, 01wid OMFASHIONED ¼ cup butter or margarine ½ cup brown sugar sugar and ginger. p, teaspoon ground clzi ,..a.i1 until caramels arie nasnon 7' stirring constantly. 4 cups very thinly sliced Remove apples Add eggs and almond I (24a er package extract. Cool. YOU" Cake mix In pie shell, arrange 1 (10..%-ounce) can alternate layers of apples and sauce, ending with ½ cup water apples. Briab apples with + 2 si CARAMELAPPIEPIE Apple desserts are for all seasons. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Melt butter In 3. quart shallow baking pan Add (13.bY#by.2lnch) brown sugar eanI apples in bottom of pan. Ms..,whllecoinbizs cake mix, soup, water, eggs and vanilla In large bowl of electric mixer. Beat, following package diréc. tions. Spread better evenly In pan. Bake t350'minutes or until done. Ceol Smlnites, then Invert on p . kitchen-tested recipe males I cake. '.. • ½ teaspoon vanilla ex- melted butter. Bake it 350 degrees for I hour. Cool. Serve with Wfl1PPd cream. This kitchen-tested recipe mikes S4DCI* pie Wednesday, Oct. 24, 97-3C I, TF-F7. + . , ..i.•+w. i. -..-,. , + . +. '+.. .' I The horns of John Tyler, Americas tends president Is still occupied by his desosndaps*. �-IvenIn Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 24, im S Let's Have A Party . - L 110 --- - 7' 4W / K Evening Herald Sanford Fl. -' Say Cheese, Again.: . Entertaining used to mean formality and fussing, it still, does, dinner plate, and dessert plate as shown here. Or build a pedestal sometimes, but now some of the best nettles are casual ones. With a small bowl Upside-down and top with a i'rfng iiie bowl to create a footed server. Use florist clay to secure your invention. Lighter fare Is gaining' In popularity, so Is ct... - Make a "Colby Spiral" by cutting all4ancelonghornstyle Cheese is natural party food, especially for relaxed, come fortably undemanding get-togethers. It's convenient, versatile, natural colby cheese crosswise into S slices. Turn upright and cut and always appropriate. vertically into quarters. Serve with party picks. - Towers of round crackers are easy t stack and take lea Any way you slice it, cheese Is an appealing addition to a company menu. Make a few calculated cuts, add a simple gar. space than usual horizontal arrangements. and you'll have an assortment of appetizers - Sample a variety of cheese types, shapes, textures, and flavors. Use a wax dipped cheese such as goads to add color eye as well as the palate. To help you begin, here from the jcj Kitchens, are some food ideas that incorporate both ease of contrast. preparatIon and no-fuss serving. - Most cheese should be served at room temperature. Cover - Height always adds interest to buffet table. If you don't cheese trays fixed ahead, tightly, and refrigerate until a halThour have a tiered dish, make one. Stack cups between a chop plate, before serving. -For quick-to-make canapes, pair cheese with vege1aes fruits, cooked meats, and other ch. Improvise with what you have on hand. - Vary the shapes of your cheese snacks. Combine squares and rounds; rectangles and wedges. Cut cubes and sticks, too. - Cut cheese chilled. It's easier. - Garnish to make It grand. Line platters with lemon leaves. Microwave or con- and crisply fried, the tortilla Slice stuffed olives. Arrange strips of pimiento with chopped ventlonal ... here's a recipe for a "sandwiches" are served with parsley. Frost grapes. traditional Italian favorite that a fresh tomato sauce for -To frost grapes: Dip grapes in slightly beaten egg whites; maintains its full, rich flavor spreading or dunking, cost with sugar. Let stand at room temperature to dry. and stays moist and tender. All whichever you prefer. Each the ingredients are cooked in a quesadilla Is cut Into wedges to nylonovencooldngbsgsothere pick up and eat just ilk. a where lino sticky tosnatouuceclean. sandwich for lunch or dinner. pp1ng The wedges are wonderful UP. ISO . -OVEN BAG MAN1COTI party appetizers too. pleasure biP0O flour -- flour said c' Smanbcoltlshells arethebreadofMezlco,where 1 pound ground beef , they are often served quite ½ cup chopped onion simply warm, buttered and 1 clove garlic, minced rolled upto accompany break. 1 on, slightly beaten fast, lunch or dinner. They also , 1 cup shredded moczarelia make pliable scoops for dips cheese and spreads like guacamole. -1 teaspoon parsley When fried, they become crisp, 1½ teaspoons oregano, 'platters" to top with an I divided assortment of foods like 3 cans (8 ox. each) tomato shredded cheese, lettuce and sauce ground or shredded most. 1 tablespoon sugar Tortillas roll or fold easily I 1 teaspoon basil around fillings for casual out of Preheat oven to 380 degrees hand eating. Truly, when F. Shake flour In large also Mexicans invented tortillas, (14"a20")oven cooking bag and they Invented the most verplaceinl2zlx24nchbaking satlls brad ofalll dish. Cook manicotti shells HAMAND CHEESE QUESADIUAS according to package direc. ...: tions. Brown ground beef; drain S slices cooked ham (about 5 fat. Stir In colon. garlic. an ounces) _ chosse, Parsley oregano. In ri'll bowl, earn- Jack cheese (about 5 am=)-- :bins remaining ingredients; 10 S-Inch flour tortillas OnoothIrd cup canned diced pair 1 cup sauce in bag. , It a party NO for you and a treat for the kids Carefully stuff manicotti with green chilee . when ido your Ha!kweensMoppingatPuMx. Whether Oil for fr)lng mod mlxture; place inbag and you need a take-out fr1ast (or adult masqueradeis or pour-remaining sance over top. Fresh Tomato nsto 5 (r goodies for Me goblins, Publix has itaii. Qos.bsgwlthtwtsttie; mabel follows) or taco sauce Lay one dice out hamsaid hall4ncb Alto bi top. Bob 38to 10 nutus dlni,u*oro(eathall by.' M( q,paM ' tsitI& Top .adi with üt ' 4 Microwave Oven: Follow tablespoo n diilee. Cover wIth directions abovs.xedo., remaining tortillas to form bag with rubber banl,string,or sandwiches, securing aides of 0 • • 10 % inch gripcs*fromopssand each Pair with lootiçlckiFry ol bog; make lhalf-lnchslltaln Insldflutoneata time ln¼lnch top. Micro-cook 10 to 12 bet oil over medium beat mill ' minutes, turning dkb once. crisp and geldun, turning ones. • • Drain on paper toweling. Cut in Makes 4 servIngs. quarters; serve hot with Fresh cU Tomato Sauce or taco sane,. Back4o.cbool season - goodies and dim.. Makes I "euulwishss." FIUBTOSIATO SAUCE school snacks. 1 pad rip tomatoes Raisin .efi cookies trivet 1% teaspOons rod Wins well - eves In a Ift guy's ,' 1 Into four slices. 8 loaves W Co.ci tco Ew", M'w.,s co.., .,,, S',,,'Stor. Os loS Ia5s.F. Vq IMØWS pOJ U t ft" •, Breakfast Club %xisad ................... 89' Saffola Mw9adne .............. 69' Pillsbury's Buttermilk or Country Style Biscuits .............. 2 !. 29 Pillsbury's Crescent Dinner Rolls...... 4_os. 374 AssortadSilceN' Bake Pillsbury's '. sloe, p5g. owl $p.gh.th $auc ........ 9. NlnlaturoRilsjns.,,.. 1 lit ,.......,.,,..... Underwood aru,.s aelsoy-Irds. wit l½cupsgoid.ri.l1w ¼ cup butter ¼aippsanat batter' 1 cup 84W 346P ( Free Fo r- A11 AL. 4 hot tomatoes. Combine with Swift's Premium SOMIISS Wft& Dark) Makes about 1¼ 1 teaspoon viUl SALAD 1 teaspoon .ait I tNa c*' ½ usda 1 Pound frosm FA No 21u.spuu. frsshkmon Julie Tu,koy Roast ............. .. Swill's Pr.mkmi Bon eless (Al Dark) Turk.yRoast..,.......... I .I . - RaSh's Fuily Cooked (3 to 4-6. avg.) il............ oi' $o.. ... - Fun Slanliby iIhor Sutt.iflngs,..........1'Siss NN1IN $N iaIc C,Il................... MllstJs ............. ' si.. saw Lift tdI#d .... .•..... •, •,, , , •,,, es Suet ISS ..,...,......., . ' . a Chose •.. siw • •. ....L' • '- •... ., .•. . lsPt Mo........... . .... .. •...... V 1i • - - 1 T ci. ft* s lIs...,...... .. ..;..... - . .. • ' SIN Popng Cores lunilto OI...,............,,, s.,. 'Is. HP Noissesa '-Ic 0.O • 1 ' tb VI 01 SklnCrsam 405.1., j O ADEWCM 3.tiapW,SW.t.Oc$ 311175) 44Green Stamps tilsi 4 ' 0,5W .1,15 0,,Vfl'I III a ED •% 01 Oily or Normal S&$WI sius Shampoo "a. bot. OCTOSIR$1, 1979... SUNDAY 4.11 I111 IIs W04,oct,31,I$711 . . . . at Mlix. 9. [IIi. Breakfast a'Ioda, $o.cvw,$7S 23 White Broad .... SAVE 10$, Or.o Cram. • 0 1J, I Cheesecake moves up on the menu to the first course with this new appetizer pate' recipe. It's rich, so slice the wedges thin. Make this savory dish "a day before" U you prefer, cover and refrigerate. Garnish It Just before the party starts. APPETIZER PATE' CHEESECAKE 1 crushed plain croutons 3 tablespoons margarine, melted 1 envelops unflavored geltIn $1.00 or Morse - Pied. Strips. 1\ j 0" SAVE 14$, Deluxa Grahams or log, Sunshi,u. Peanut Putter W its or Sugar Wafei's,............ EXTRA Ch ees ecake Moves Up To I Firs t Cours e 4'CreenStamps NibIsooC..kl....,..... to.of Ydlsw •ss,.............., • - p5g. 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Dip In egg; coat with combined level tablespoonfuls of dough onto greased cookie sheet. Bake at Parmesan cheese, crumbs and colon salt. Repeat. Fry in deep oil, 400 degrees, 25 minutes. Remove from cookie sheet Immediately. 375 degrees, until lightly browned. Combine chicken, celery, onion, process cheese spread and 24 appetizers. seasonings; mix lightly. Cut tops from cream puffs; fill with To Make Ahead: Cover uncooked appetizers; refrigerate. When chicken mixture. Replace tops. Bake at 350 degrees, 15 minutes. ready to serve, fry as directed. Anorozlmately 2-½ dozen. PARTY SANDWICH LOAVES DELECTABLE CHICKEN PUFFS Festive and fast, these petite sandwich loaves begin with There's a cheesy surprise tucked Inside this crowd-pleaser regular bread slices. Fix as many or as few as you need. recipe. 1•1-3rd cups egg salad ½ cup water 1-1-3rd cups ham salad cUp margarine 16 whole wheat bread slices, crusts removed 1 cup flour 8 white bread slices, crusts removed ¼ teaspoon salt Soft margarine 3 eggs I 12-oz. pkg. Singles process cheese food 's lb. process cheese spread, cut into small cubes 1 Soz. jar neufchatel cheese spread with olives and pimento 2 cups chopped cooked chicken spread both sides of white bread and one side of whole wheat tread with margarine. For each Individual loaf, top whole wheat bread slice with process cheese food, two tablespoons egg salad, white bread, process cheese food, two tablespoons ham salad and whole wheat bread. Frost top with one tablespoon neufchatel cheese spread. Cover lightly. Refrigerate 1 hour. Cut vertically Potpourri... ('Iv ' Wednesday, Oct. 24, 197t-SC - ••• 'I.•1 5.#O% ItS - I - luMUuselsft Mersats 'oLpkg. 11. from",. t - nIIMSOOSA?TNamIOCAIIOS4Y at. a squash recipe that in. "s orange Juice 2 tablespoons chopped cup peanuts Cut squash in half length. wise. Place cut side down in baking pan. Add about ½-md, hot water to pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 45 minutes or until fork Remove from oven. dislesorange jgc,,peanut Mw and peanuts for and orotein. scoop out pulp. Place in bowl and but with electric PEAMJT-OIIANGE BUTrEMNUTIQUASH butter, orange rind and juice. Pile mixture into extra flavor 2 mediuin_ojie butternut squash 1-ad cup cenooth peanut butter 1 rind teaspoon grated orange - -' mixer until ernoot Then beat In peanut shells. Sprinkle with peanuts. Bake 10 to 12 minutes longer or until be" thrOugho This kit chen-teded recipe makes 4 servings. U 3'YT 1 - 16. • wf '-. kyI, �6C—Evening Herald, Sanlard, Fl. Wednesday Oct. 54, in Watch Diners Sit. Up And- Take Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sj)uds Arouse Meal Enthusiasm I Every cook of main dishes to fall back on. traditional thinly sliced 1 can (8¼ ounces) tomatoes, drained and chopped 1 package (12 ounces) frozen fish sticks, about 12 fish sticks In medium saucepan combine water, milk, batter, salt and pepper; bring to boiling. Remove from heat and stir in instant mashed potapoes with a fork or whisk. Add ½ cup cheese, onion, and thyme; stir until cheese is melted. Spoon 13rd of potato mixture Into a buttered 1%quart baking 4 Idaho potatoes I can (4 ounces) deviled ham spread ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons chopped has a standard roast, chicken are easy, yes. But — let's admit it — parsley a hit humdrum. Unless, of 2 tablespoons milk course, the aide dish that Itablespoon grated onion accompanies that familiar N4 teaspoon dry mustard reliable provides ex¼ teaspoon salt citement to the meal. Scrub potatoes, dry and Baked and stuffed Idaho prick with a fork. Bake In potatoes can arouse en 435 degrees F. oven 56tol5 thustasm for any dinner, no minutes, until soft. Cut matter how tried and true slice from top of each the main dish. Just bar. potato; carefully scoop out vested and In peak supply pulp without breaking skin, In local markets. Idaho In large bowl, combine potatoes are the spuds of potato, ham spread, choice for baking because cheese, parsley, milk, of their outstanding flavor grated onion, mustard and and lisht, mealy texture. salt; but until light and And those qualities, as fluffy. Pile potato mixture Gem State cooks will tell you, endure even when the Into shells. Bake In 350 potato Is combined with the degrees F. oven 20 to 35 Ingredients for any number minutes, until heated of stuffing selections. through and slightly Watch diners sit up and browned on top. take notice of shamelessly YIELD: 4 servings, tempting Deviled Stuffed IDAHO"RUTA-BAKERS" Potatoes. No exotic 4 Idaho potatoes Ingredients necessary; ~ pound yellow turnip convenient canned deviled (rutabaga), peeled and ham spread, grated Parmesan cheese, a little ¼ cup ced onion milk and some zesty 2 tablespoons bnt seasonings are mixed With margarine baked potato and heaped Into the potato shell to ¼ teaspoon mace create an eye-opening Take advantage of prick with a fork. Bake in winter root vegetables to 5dsgrees F. ovenSO to 85 make Idaho "Ruta. minutes, until soft. Bakers," a novel blend of Mean*hile, cock turnips sweet yellow turnips and and onions in salted water smooth potato, accented to cover for 30 minutes or with a spicy touch of mace. until soft; drain. Cut slice Hearty and satisfying, from top of each potato; they're also an adcarefully scoop out pulp venturous departure from jg breaking skin. In• the ordinary. large bowl, combine Ribbon Casserole potato, turnip, onion, combines instant mashed intt.r, salt and mace; beat potatoes with chi.I onion usd11 light and fluffy. Pus and thyme. The potatoes potato mixture into i,Iis. are then layered with Bake in $0 digress F. oven chopped tomato, sliced 20 to X b t ntu zucchini and grated trown.d. Cheddar cheese, The kidYIElD: 4 serving. teaser Is the IjOke-1UIS arrangemenI of (rosin sl 1¼ cops water dkluN ___ U vva li.nM less I :sid1wor casserol, night, trying a marprille new version could perk up t teaspoon silt a tired habit. There's rio teaspoon pepper peeling and slicing of 1 invelops (3¼ ounces) potatoes when you is. a Idaho instant mashed chops or cubed dish. Top with 1-3rd of the zucchini slices, 1-3rdo(the chopped tomatoes and I. 3rd of the remaining cheese. Repeat layers, ending with potatoes. Place frozen fish sticks over casserole In spoke fashion. Bake ln375degrees F. oven 2oto25 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. YIELD: 4 servings. IDAHO SEAFARER CASSEROLE I package (5.5 ounces) scalloped potato mix 2¼ cups boiling water % cup milk NEI! cream and chill uuce that's sure to be a (emily- -, DEVILED STUFFED POTATO -k ¼ t,41. LUCKV aloft%I of .0of, OUR got tho 1980 S 5 or not win a cash prize In our Monday night Pto.Footbail game, all your football game tickets are eligibi for the Cutlass Supreme drawin gs. Write your name, and phone number on every game ticket o collect at Pantry Pride during each week, return them yu to Pantry Pride and deposit them In the boa at the store office. All tickets deposited that week will be gathered in a central spot and ONE ticket w* be drawn. The Person named on that ticket drawn will win a 1550 Olds Cutlass Supreme Coupe. A new drawing will be held fVSfY week 1W 57 weeks. eaddress IN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA NOV. 1, 1179. 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Step 4 Grease your towel, butter 2 cookie GRADS El ow- hue Pdds 148" 5 1 Batty Crechir he Crest Mix ,MueNsrs 111110W MacamiI W$I Libby's Cot Pests M*UI 994 ---_ jh'/ OR PREMIUM LB peanuts 1 (7 oz.) jar mar- [] Desi &pw!at?iws,*s/ £ SAVE $14' laws - LZ LI • 0980 Lo PRISH 210 3LSS ventures like the Mat- recipes. MATIERIIORN MUNCH Step I — Using a paper PLORIDA $133 to $138 Ocean Perch w Idw 99 13U SAG Box , CAKE MIXES ASSORTED FLAVORS COFFEE L V LI us *a si. ins an sum sassy was cuocK SAVE 20 to Ffh1y GmW leef wa m~ 4W Afto VWSM MV! IO — • Center Cut sass 7 a sas*u,ssa OenPIsaV*UYS.. Loose Yellow Onions SM * UI$IY PinMII Fresh Slow or Salad m-490' s ass U.S. No. 1 Chef Size Potatess. MU96.1 Sin Maid Miniature Raisins 974 ALL PURPOSE ; SAVE M ad DONALD JOINS B sasw assusu. aen ins's vaur was is, FRESH frYELLOW. CELERY ONIONS 339 8TAIX 2 s, 9 LB BAG UKES or PEPPERS PANTRY PRIDE TEA RAC $ . S (ISQA. ChoF.'eFm,sh IWIey&'/'.I App o iseotoo 6 FOR IATL 1*51* TENDER ® 3 uVI $ $ 694 j494 .230 124 Golden Rips Bananas IAGs SAVE 150 h1 SAVE 254 OØ,e/NEW CROP $I sass as si., sann Florida Citrus Punch says * a Fresh Aniou Pears SM At. Country Stand Mushrooms C5 P 000t 1 3 LB BAG 5 Step 3 Add: 3 quarts popped Popping Corn It cup salted cocktail Inspired by Disney theme parks attractions, Orville has created popcoin recipes that adventurous children can make themselves (with a little supervision from parents). Let the little ones pop up and pack up a recipe like Riverboat Crunch. Then let them travel as far as their imaginations will take them — without ever having to leave their own back yard. Made with dried fruit and popcorn, foods that are really fun, they will enjoy eating it as much as they will making It. Or, watch excitement mount and a sense of adventure really get off the ground with a sweet treat like the Matterhorn Munch. Crunchy popcorn mixed with creamy peanut butter and marshmallow will give children all the energy they need for such bold adventures. Orville guarantees that whatever your child's favorite adventure, he will Love popping up and snacking on these very popular Disney-inspired $100.00 WINNERS AT 10 A.M. FRLS C ADD IE WLLT 11 SAVE I@$ ' adventure Is healthy for FrR ,1111 LAKE CITY FLA MI. NATAUNO SAILI JACICSONVLLE, FLA. NEXT DRAWING WILL SE SWEEPSTAKES I CATSUP -- adventure, MOOO CASH WINNERS MONDAY NIGHT CUTLASS DIL MONTE aai' of - children. No one knows that better than the people at Disneyland and Walt Disney World where adterhom bobsleds and Tom Sawyer's Island are created. Masters at piquing the Imaginations of their guests, they also know that such bold adventurers need the perfect snack to sustain them. AU. ITIM$ NO PONS 0000 WD, OCT. 24 THU TUft.. OCT. 30, I5. OMITITY NIO5T5 , try. Potato Soup . . • ' pd*mo UNIMSe MOAN 8" on" wo fth Sawyer, living on his own Island where steam boats cruise the river. Or he may e ven fancy himself at the A dose of Imaginary IMPIUTI DETAILS AT YOUR PANTRY PRIDE ¼ teaspion dried led (- or adventure, chances are he Imagines himself like Tom YID: 4 seniss. WON YOU COULD WIN THE NEXT CARI 5 ad= "M When a child dreams of a favorite fantasy braving the slopes on a Matterhorn bobsled. we)IAWINSS 1hiIN* OIN IW 199W 112 'lIIIiiiiii,111i height HERE'S HOW Whether you m w a,6 __ cbeses, — divided — - - ___ pot1¼at - ___ - oes, dehydrated scalloped , :'Tom Sawyer never ;'had It so good. But . then he didn't have Popping Corn to mix 'with raisins, peanuts - s end other good foods ':to make a delicious treat for toting on all his adventures. Riverboat Crunch can be made by kids who crave a sustaining snack. ... di ugigiy 2 cans (8 or 7 ounces each) tuna, drained and flaked % cup sourcram ¼ctç chill Sam ¼ cup chopped parsley Empty packaged potato slices into ungreased 2quartbsking Mud belft dish; spla with sauce mix. Stir in boiling water and milk. Add remaining ingredients; mix well. Bake in 400 degrees F. oven 30 to 35 mInutes or until potatoes are tender. Let stand a few minutes before Spark new interest ii simple dinners with baked Idaho potatoes stuffed with a delectable mixture. Deviled Stuffed Potatoes are a tantalizing side dish easily made with convenient ingredients. Popcorn Is Favorite Fare For Fantastic Adventure Hetahrs -M W'I' repertoire The I Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1-7C ' .'•-- - A' -'-:r' '- -, -.•- 4 I - a - . '5 • pop up ana pack up 10 lake along on their favorite adventi. PoppkigCons, mixed With peanut butter and mahmaIlew, gives kids all the energy they • need on ambitions expeditions. ; 4.,• • . ,,•_ , ,, �•-'- -' SC—Iviths N.raW, Sanford, Ft. Ad: -... ..- - - . ,.• -, --.•-.--,•. . •i. •- .. • - .-. __ -•-. - •,_.•4__ S . - - - r - V Widnuday, Oct. 24, I97 I%,.iS 4. • -'.--., ':- 72nd Year, No. 56—Thursday, October 25, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 -: -•;: Evening Herald—(USPS 481-289)—Price 15 Cents • £. ••.- 'V •• • tot • EEF pEO ' :•..; — S A V E 30, L• USDA CHOICE WHOLE UNTrnMMID : I BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP "':J Is. F WUTUN coes PID PINKY P* w UAM Cl MN KONOMY S P SINS USDA C1401CI ILADICUT SIRLOIN TIP ROAST $189 I MW W.o BRAND USDA CNOICS\' SONILISS CHUCK ROAST ". LEG QUARTER OR PORK CHOPS. FRYER B USTQUA R I TO 12 1 11*01 I11,1111. AVO. LI i umois FRESH OS SMOKED PULL ¼ PORK LOIN Li W.D HAND U.S. CHOICE BONELESS "NO : • W.D BRAND U.S. CNOICE CENTER CUT 7 SIRLOIN check_best $1,, . . BYGARRYGRAU For the children in ON Skylark area who attend Longwood 5. 7U mileage count was not on the "most travelled route" of Herald Staff Writer Elementary School, the controversy centers on Candyland Park. Grant Avenue but through the park, lessoning the distance by a Mobile Manor, the neighborhood of Joey Smith, 12, whose death According to the safety committee, the "shorteet route" is crucial .15 miles. resulted from an Oct. 6 bicycle accident on his way to school, was through the park making the traveling distance for the Skylark Mrs. Chaulk said Manning recommended the courtesy busing. denied courtesy busing by a 3-2 vote of the Seminole county children 1.95 miles. The board tentatively denied courtesy busing to Skylark at the School Board Wednesday night. Parents led by Barbara Chaulk, treasurer of the Skylark bg board meeting based on three replies from the five-person Two other neighborhoods were also denied courtesy busing on 3. Homeowners, objected to the use of the park in determining the tafety committee. 2 votes. 1.95 mile figure. When the park is eliminated the distance to With the fourth report available this week, the Skylark average Pro-busing groups, many of whom picketed the school board school is 2.1 miles, she said, suitable for regular busing. Mrs. points came to 32, 1$ less than the 50 needed for an elementary over the Issue on Oct. 17.. repeatedly by shouted protests of the Chaulk listed five reasons why her children should not use the school to be granted courtesy busing under school board policy, park. The first three reasons were stated in a letter from Acting on four reports for Mobile Manor, whose children go to (See related story, Page 3A) Teague Middle School, the board figured an average of 67.55 Longwood chief of Police Greg Manning, according to Chaulk. points, less than 3 points below the 70 point average required for a decisions. The reasons were: middle school to be accepted for courtesy busing. Besides Mobile Manor, the Skylark subdivision in Longwood 1. The park Is Isolated providing a potential danger - • •1 to children. and the Lake Triplet area of Casselberry were denied the busing 2. Gates to the park, locked at night, are unlocked in the morrequests as the school board accepted the recommendations of sing by police officers who might not always be available to open Superintendent William Layer and the safety committee up the park. reviewers. 3. The city of Longwood does not want to be liable for an injury Q1*en living outside two miles from their schools are bused to a child going through the park. by lap. Children living within two miles be granted courtesy 4. Heavy equipment construction along the route has increased busing, the hazards. can LB. 59C r USDA QIADI "A" WHOLE , I TO aw Change ___• ASTOR '___ M" COCKTAIL - - ____ - wwrii&u •, .i Ik!f!.Mt'!P 'PON IF CANS Knes 'Ii PAU 1ö*. NMIO IOU SOUNTY • . • - 79s •. ucw gt tat.. with ,trtllar lqlilation, to obisin th*dMldIes to ate, bow fatalities have been cut by •. &A A MhOAM - •• • MID . • • . - , . - • • . -, I ...• ::-' SUPM ,, . -. . • '• . 1, ,,. . ...• . . - . Savings and Loan of Mid-Florida, Atlantic National Bank of Seminole and First Federal of Seminole said the new Interest rate will go i nto affect today. .. -• —k , -. • ____ - - "'• • r S' A... .. .' ,. r- : Em nas is O n Fun At Golden 0 pics '•: ______ ' •___ •.. . - J-'•• . A ''&r • .A1 '•. - t';i. .. . Vløciet By JANE CASSEEBERRY Herald StalfWriter The Golden Age Olympics to be held Nov. 5-10 In Sanford are made up of fun and games for seasoned citizens 55 and older, but this year there is a new emphasis on the "fun" pad. An effort has been made to ' "Jubilee" events In the ' H.raM INJURED CYCLIST . • . Tom Not long after Sanford police and Florida Highway Patrolmen met with State Representative Robert Hatt away to discuss changes in state law to retluce bicycle accidents - their point was dramatically emphasized by an accident In Sanford. Reported in serious condition today at FloridaSouth Hospital Is 17-year-old Joe Turner of 114 Fairlane Sanford. .411$U1IaIlIáV '7 ' I. Th .MHfk UISU Wll • .. bicycI le on U - .S. i..a..way - near inC 4 Lounge In Sanford when the accident occurred Wednesday about 2:45 p.m. Police Chief Ben Butler said Turner was riding with the traffic heading north when he was struck from behind. Driver of the car was identified as Virginia Lee Hilton, It. of 1313 Olive Ave., Sanford. Turner . • low UL 4i 1 • • . • -. .• .• . . .. • 0. 1$t9 •a -, •. . .- -. -• - I . p.ui.ina,y siteWffk has begs. Is pimpm tsr osastructb.4#8 111011site located.. nt sr I. the old , u.as . NW61411 P1'S. lv •, • .. -. ,• , • .•. •i• - I • . craft or other talent. In On third frest, amtestants re Center t r June icu - - • - • ii*ipsmyi Ii • V of a *110 1t$ o be bmw in 'on "W --That . E fW £.. ' - • I . -.- :- •.: •-'- •- .: --- --------_ ____ • • . ' ' - --:. -- - .'';j;.IV_. ii"ii_. q.•, .• - :.' ----- -- V -- - . -:: -- - - • . """ c . ! - Wo L...•- -:-. I. • - - IWu1i - , -.. ALAS -r om • W 14_ 1 1 1i~ - .k_ • .. *. & . .t. '.' *ON ad eof r.es ini - ---..- . . ." dX)' jf .. . :.- -• - ' •' 15t. ' .. .•''.' -' : ' •.. --- - - - - .j NiciId PIlls lv Jose Ciissbrry Minnie Kane will do the Charleston being coordinated by Marthis N years or older. Entry bIaW wM be the JMW Variety and 010100" 10IN11101111 1111001 end Wal.ine1a service imlee DOWN" 101' GROW SWON's loading citizens have Tod - ay map ................. .at tey. agrirvitirs multl.parpo.s rosa with a rulisli of 1e Thursday at Sanford Civic Ce.ks as in 10 lar thi so mm as neis eperats eat of the eM .IA_ "parity of 311111. Cleats, under the - IF nsolp of Crusawerd Hems a u1eratWg I win be the larat aeat w prepared by Aicbilects lbs a,,ats, Sanford Vqy's A$caltwsl d CurnsUy, ,-L?u . I - LAP Iff. : Polly Stevens and Deb O'Nell. con'pethg for awards mat be ballet" for the occasion. u!der.s7a Ille she for a 'sh providesuddme to problenie. Located on 1742 near win be awiuiag 60 0001 and (eras,., rcbs, CemsieJ#y 01III1101 Q l's pft to be a nipa adwM1heM$:p.m hove àuessadoeeasusha ckaag. fee the agrtceltvre the new Cir 1d& at lbs Mudsid Qvic Center on k Ik 11111110 U. ad es iu, ow. admiss pub"s,"add Am cording Is csy Cim. Wideudsy, Nova 7. w- • - A111101100101 Is free and the pd& • a '• V each be asked to answer one There are 15 acts, some chamber office. The entry fee Is strictly for entertainment and SOcesgs. liv-'"n. The Stepping Stones program others to be judged for medals. Acts will range from bar- - r . ' and singing, dancing, playing an --- L c •--• _______________________________________• Ti. V Ciemly Hsase, which now Menses the Agricultural Cisperative Extension Service. Nic•. Chang.for.Work.rs' . W ,• Contestants will bejudg.don grooming, poise and talent. In the Ikat event, contestants will parade In front of the judges In spoetsattlreand the moderator will read out their statistics. In the second event, con testants will demonstrate their talent wearing the clothing or costume of their choice. The Wed pwUon wiU be an in. divi" event conshweof -. - . • - ' men's and women's divisions. • - • - 1'• At 7 p.m. Monday In the Sanford Civic Center, a UniSex Beauty Contest will be held with men and women 55 or over Invited to participate. Those wishing to enter should register at the Greater Sanford Climber ofCcinmerce prior to Nov. 6.There will bea5ocents entry fee. Medals will be awarded for first, second and third place winners In both the - . '' winners in Jube - - • there will be the usual gold, silverand bronze Golden Age Olym picsmedallions given - I -. evening that will provide entertainment and relaxation for all the participants. In addition reportedly suffered a skull fracture and multiple cuts and isin the in. tensive care unit of the hospital. The accident is still under investigation. - compounding 0 interest during Ot%l . . '_ •,: Mrs. Brenner explained that federal law regulating the issuance of such certificates Flagship Bank president Dennis Courson their life said, "I personally wouldn't be surprised to Mrs. Brenner did note, however, that an see It go even higher. The money situation Investor may take the monthly Interest today liunreal, Interest rates are atahistoric earnings on the certificates and redeposit It high." Into a conventional savings account to conAt present, anyone with $10,000 to Invest In tinue earning Interest. S-!__l. -, '. 00 12,v65 Four of Sanford's financial Institutions the high-yield cert ificates can receive more announced today they will be returning an all- than $105 a month in interest payments. time record high yield of 12.651 percent InBut, according to Dot Brenner, viceterest on six-month money market cer president of First Federal Savings and Loan tifica es 0 $10, or more of Mid-Florida that interest cannot earn Flagship Bank of Seminole, First Federal Interest through the certificate's life. ..., . ' - • Feather replied it was not a Sham. but the mod objective way the school board can decide who gets courtesy busing. John Hepp, a parent from Skylark, said he was, "deeply ashamed to be standing here begging for the lives of our Yie . - .', . ,•. ' ; • _____ ______ ...•.,. :.,2 • ____________ - 4•..- _______ .. . .. •. '' occurred from more than two people riding on a bicycle. DIzn amid law .nforcomemt officers have .sttoattd the accidents cov1dberedacedlqiOperent"lfthebicyde traffic law was9wi1ed, 'C' NMVIIT PlUM .,. . • ,.•, .-. - .• • '" I ,,• .. - VS ' ,. .• •4 the law foebide bicyclists from riding on the sidewalks," Hattaway said, noting that law enforcement officers have told him t* we not entaft the ban on walk riding ano on congested sidewalks In downtown arses. "Law enforcement officers have tai' me day Instruct bicyclists to ride on sidewalks on hWdy traveled roads," the le.J&Mer saa Hsttaway add hs will alao include as Part of the legislation requinment, recommooM by law onforcoment officers, that bicycle, not only have reflectors but also bus llgt.. Trooper ii According to Florida $ 451 bicycle accidents owared In the state of Florida ,e, Aipis sp '. • "BiW.1a law W Mids Is"M week today. Blerlists have dosame rights as automobile drivers and coidd coweivably rib down the middle of IV.& 1742 In the kh hod im Yet, WHITE 110US$ - •. ., . - • - - LI. BA. UVI 6' CRACKIN' 0000 LEMON _ -'• • tochmigs the law beck tothe old lNversion which called for __ " .i,, - .. e rt • bicycllststo ride facing traffic and permitting them to ride on sidewalks In than downtown. He said today he has already received agreement from State Sen. Joim Vogt, DCocoa Beach, to Introduce similar in the F10ld In, IHMtawqald,b. wig mnaiwabiu1b.Itwaths transportation committee to get a ucon si ot at -• . -•-••• - • , uaI.a - " . . YVT _____¶iLIL1IIJ. 1 ..... ______________ Longwood Hattaway meeting with Sanford police of ficers &W Patro offlors Wednesday mid 111 VWM • , lha.ld. the 1W MV *W. he WVM Ml ffo W a.A h. ,m i. ei. £IOU5i ii will ya..vu...Y onsor I Mill UI ....s.WIY THFTY F_-MAID': LONT FRUIT I I I I Nww Bicycle riders, obeying date law by riding with the flow of traffic, don't have a chance of competing with automobiles, State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs said today, pledging to change the law during the 1* session of the Florida tgisiat. Pointing tothe recent death of 12-year-old bicyclist lathe L4Y' /JJ sham." i' S hor tmTerm C D ' s Po Iic L Seek ---A 59e Mrs. Betty McCauley, spokesperson for the Mobile Manor group was critical of the vote. "How can a board call for a vote on a report that Is not complete?" she asked. Frank Lucadamo, president of Lake Hodges Homeowners Association, said the reviews were "incomplete and a complete children." Board member William Kroll explained the school board was responsible for 35,000 students, not Just 50 involved in the Mobile Manor request. Hepp replied 'Safety comes first" regardless of the number. The two dissenters to the denial were outspoken about their Lucadamo burst out: "If you are really concerned about how objections, the people feel toward the school board, you should know a recall School Board member Roland Williams said the safety corn- election of the entire board has been discussed." mittee summary "did not list the hazards" on the routes.He said During the recess Mrs. McCauley said the courtesy busers will the board needs to find out what the hazards are and examine be back to the school board again and will carry the fight for each one since one hazard might be "sufficient" to approve busing within the two mile limit to state legislators public meeting courtesy busing. to be held at the Seminole County Courthouse on Nov. 1. • $119 $199 W.D WAND U. S. 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