13 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cfb854b3ab2cab3a058f98af49ad1a5c.pdf 6eeebb62270d981ead6a0b896e42ec34 PDF Text Text - - • •. - .. • -. -. -. - 'a • I1NflAVVnITIniu .IIIIv - ][][ere 72nd Year, No. 10—Sunday, September 2,197 #-- Unford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald— (LISPS 481-290)—Price 25 Cents Mcan David H eads For Florida n SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (UPI) Hurricane today, a city of 1,001* people. But civil A 1enie workers had yet The Bahamian Meteor1oIca1 Service and Red Cross advised palace. avid adII4 tbrough Hispaniola, leaving Santo Doi'igoa to determine the number of dead and homilies from the dorm. residents to dock up on bread, biscuits, tinned food, milk, cant'ad wreck today, thin burst Into the Atlantic on a course that "It looks like we got a direct hit. We haven't been able to ll Mod of the city's poor neighborhoods where residents live in dies, extra kerosene for lamps, batteries for ?luhllghts and other parts of the city. We don't know If our families are okay.ca We. ksdsnsd eadern Cube, the Bahamas and mouth Florida. flimsy shacks were wiped out, officials said. Roads were strewn transistor radios. There were no signs of preparations In Nassau don't know how many dead or injured there are." .Hut1can. warnings were posted for the soathern and central with trees and the downtown area was littired with rubble, with yachts and ships dill In the harbor. President Atonlo Gutman, In a radio broadcast Friday night, with hurricane expected to tied acTO Police cacspiti'olledthe city on orderifrcindvll defense chief Behind David, another in IWtWU Cube later today. The National Hurricane Center In Pako JafIMio to appeared to be brewing. prayed to God and the Island's patron saint, the Virgin of' deal with looter, "withwere saurity," butbeonseen. a Troca1 Storm Frederic, with highest sustained winds of 10 mph, Altagracla, for help and called for all civil servants to report fot',Mod waned r.aids,4s of the northern Bahamas and south drive tbrb deserted streets today looter, not to was about TTh miles sod of the Lesser Antilles near near latitude cleanup details today. ?Iorida in "keep in touch with future advisories." The full brad of the killer dorm was fill Friday afternoon, with 13.1 north, longitude Ii wed moving toward the wed at 30 m* An exact Coud was difficull to determine, but Forecasters said there were signs that steering currents Were. at lied 30 peOple local weather officials potting the highest gods at 00 mph. WinThe ceder said "conditions appear favorable for Frederic to changing and If this occurs, David could turn towards Florida,. lift continued dead and thousands were Injured from the does were p'mched ad on most b!!*p, but solid structures intensity to a hurricane today." diem's passage through the Caribbean this week. less than E miles away. No matter what happened, they said, no. renamed standing. BE another tropical storm, Elena, with 3040 mph winds, effects of the dorm would appear In South Florida before late In W'", weather forecaster Miles Lawrence said If David Workmen tried to ratore electricity today OW Clear the road to continued a "slow and er" course about 06 mile ssouthwest of Sunday. Local officials In southern Florida began sandbagging "maako Its present course, It would head for south Florida. I the airport, blocked by fallen trees. Galveston, Tea., and was expected to move across the central public buildings Friday. would s to pinpoint a city but It would be somewhere between In Key Wed, Via., Ed Doran, a motel dash clerk, said, "the pod Texas Coed today. Beach and ICly Wed." Hurricane David, which had been expected to pass along they oc, has taped up It. windows. The 1le shopping center across David, which has left at heat 30 known deed and hundreds All a.m. EDT, the hurricane cedar said David, weakened by the dreut from no has boarded up Its windows. But people seem to rnI s outhcoast In Its rampage through the Carribean, pounded the Dominic of Hispaniola, which contains Haiti and the, hi Thepanlcla during the nigid, was reorganking over be calm. an Republic, unexpectedly lunged north Friday af Dominican Republic with 150 mph winds Friday, leaving the ternoon and passed almost directly over Santo Domingo. the narrow water penage between Haiti and Cub.. "There were no algne of panic buying In the grocery dons lad capital city of Santo Domingo strewn with shattered roofs, rubble - DavIdwasc$arIdnearlatttn4e11Jnorth,kvitude7LO west, nIgi4• The sto Winds In Santo Domingo were "well hi excess of 101 miles an res Mill had adequate docks of canned sandwich Slid tootid ea1 bdweea the northwest tip of Haiti and the eadern tip of mist., batteries, cedies and bottled water," hour" when the recording equipment blow away, the hurricane' There were no accurate casualty or damage reports from the Cuba. It was azp.ct.dto move towarcis the wed northwest around t er said. Calm alas prevailed at Nuasu In the Bahamas, but a stricken area. 11 mph for the neat 34 hours. The tired to Florida depended on spo-n-' for the Guardian newspaper said southern Wide "fl Is totally dark, a ghost tows. Nobody's moving," said a "This Is terrible," Rafael Herrera, publisher of the newspaper hew mach drengib David reginid. were already reoil,lag windi from the outer fringes o(the dorm. telephone operator who rode out the dorm In the f*treeshlke Ustln Diarlo, said from his secretary's office at the height of the Rain dill fill on Side Domingo In the Dominica Republic AMine service to the southern islands was cutoff. International Telephone & Telegraph bIdIng now the pjU,iiJ dorm, "In all my life I have never seen anything like this." — - . I - • F iN I., _ 1- I — Safety Precautions 1 ur L ife: 0 • P mn SEA 2'34 19 7 ? the Isiance of watches and trernely susceptible to No " warnings. winds. If you liveln one, leave lt ho forsubstantial GARY KAISER bW d ass utN a wdlkaowii lug dM$UCe y a bwr*m w" mallnue J. Keep your car fueled. ...offer, safety tips Thin aeb sesus vps ift to a ftyI Mis'S formerly of Lyman High Seblul, we. the 15. normal activities, but stay Service stations may Satm=ftlift the kilsasiler event kilsoneter rm. Winter Park'. eVe Cahill tuned to radio andtelevision for Inoperable for several days such as I*nthges, game, and the se.: si Oyapin Dsiilspuiess Ii the three-kIlometer a ll N$knal Weatlwr Su*s alter the dorm strikes, due to compresses available. p .,,pt 1$. held at SsedIe.in S**C, U .advisories. Remember; a flooding or Interrupted ehec- Remember, there may be a hurricane watch means trlcaJ power. Interruption In emergency daw witbiatwenty. LStayathcme,IfftIa sturdy services either by ffioperabli he', (34) bourn, If the ftW and on high çonnd. If it Is not, telephone lines or In1p..qN materIalIzes, a hurricane move 10 a ''Mid shelter, rondo. You are mod likely to waioft will be Issued. and stay there until the dam Is imur Injury ft= "debrijo bw WWI., IPM over. W rather then the wind or raw L Monitor the' storm's ib&. he a" ' aw., Pro c "Whon yew wes radves a pisition through Weather q. Vlaqusen or other similar Service advisories. huTlems warning: Clear plastic material, IYDOIOT4AWU ordlnuce If adopted will ....41y en 1d were free agreement for review by the Irm LAM your time before the in. Stock camwd goods aid available In rolls from hard. t,e. n RoW __drm is 3W to us, we condlbsIusesi*' 1-kntot1n stomarniwandnvidtholsol nop.perlibables In the event of ware atom etc.,may behelpitil MW edy law in lbs city cscti --'-g aery idilhlycen'psny. ,md usalag Cew minute hurry which might lMarndion of electricity or forcoveriogholeslntheroolot IMiSCS * the inScCwMe. ilk ado, *am be Charles. Siwrnd of the lem YOU mieee*d or W COOMIIg $iL A cmft type covering furniture andcocking dove or thnfli device minimlillig water dnage In tt ii the plrn upu1aivein$c-Wset preparet weary board muskets is Mary, =1iI (yvPXilkN elagaud {H'11 I of MIII) b. Keep calm until the IssOod for prepsrW bet meals, the event of broken window, fsoedwA saw ths,i * 04 (sty (5Ø but It mod be kept will yin- etc. cdee4$headsrofths ltrilwwv g hess,in, a 111 ywam ko tijij.p*sl sups. samoncy has ended. .,esai wou in the c.Lsavelow4ylngares that tIlat.t Avoid the meofderno r UpoMbIe, oldaln ,aeinFWSU whures NOW ba.wet 10mor Mthdtime. kanchin soard X~ of hosting fuel unless , ie1i."sipid fIMt'WIII ho 511$ by NO tides or inwhkh : the c it y : be CelhevylWry aid, "sniem en asetuorn ot well"dild4d. ,' dorm waves. ,J WOO I ' up fl• M4ih a ready supply of 4.If have "i"ll OFF AND INO NUNN a - • fr ir' caidw.i • - • - - - .- - - • • • - - -- • • • - - - - - - • • - - - - - • ..Fut, ure • • - • - ts, roes • - - - • -- ... -- -- 'rI -- - • - S. - __ __-•• - =be -' — • — . _ • . _,j ,_ -- isadi* iiljij : Id the cimealty inS (wend: to cescil aid tsttinr area. When 1s wi i'i'mia, f ll wi your bed Ismoend, lea,. It, hithseveidawthdowiabroben. Agreed withiulbu t0 II1 ' in . 111s tyaaiwndep usS'ttdio the wind RelUieflbsr, It's the debris im am the hr a Slyer peIIsd dines. "' dwup. W"" ftm ft NO winds e ad d-pe bu CS'I •weinhedtyIueshiuIuewIth he ks eddie. 1. NU dedled I30,IUI: artodZwastei4t. While a similar .frwhIs. s B..rd.p windows or which does the damage. Win. ieVl PSId ' s in the sat two in es l$ced this yer. J$ps fidr prdoct them with storm dows should be taped In p 'eaC5• e'i4 4 the r*' inf fllbvrrU. $3bss to criascrom manner with coin 161 110, sheden- er tase. k= mom on p1posers UM *IM IJ' enee in the prusd er iiviS, 8M . ___ — .d eft" ___ __ •- that - • / .. • hifl Cat up and window nall, ed egalnet hold In ?T' hammer. __ — __ ' hs peddes tosaw or an ic. ivers. a av il ogroft 't a " for "m bee a" and the clean- PO rot PM" 0 W10 case. *uggidseteinmikTlII, No bomme Hopp A. be edIvs mol l P. 44vivii.4i F~i Hurrs w4t 0* so" slow Da On &Mdddr L id WSW MIMI kW wImemImiv rem W" left 7. 01i ;M ____ _____ _____ ____ I___ low Aw ,, j JLI J1__LI __________________ S-U-U u% •. Now t k.. • �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SundaY,Sopf.2, 1979 Forest City Man Indicted For Sex Abuse I NA11ON ,, WORLD A grand jury Friday returned set for a 40-year-old Altamonte an indictment against a 52- Springs man charged with the year-old Forest City man In July 11 torture burning o(.10connection with the sexual year-old woman. abuse of three girls under the John Barber of 625 Uttic age of 14. Weklva Road was arrested on a CI1P8ETSTOLEN Someone broke Into the home of a South Seminole County man and made off with a handmade chess set and other property valued at $705, acwarrant Tuesday charging cording to Seminole County IN BRIEF Crane Slams Into Train, according to Seminole County deputies. Marc Norman Goldin, 24, of deputies someone used a wedging tool to pry off the latch to his back door sometime Wednesday. The burglar stole $600 In cash Donald Viele Lee Of 16213 aggravated battery. The deputies Barbuda Way faces charges on want names Barber as the Richard Rayrnore, 27, of 2500 three co of sexual batterl! man who bait Tammli Rana Howell Branch Road --n ear Five Dead, 130 Injured -, and uree counts of lewd and lascivious acts. Lee was arrested Aug. 20 and today : say" su. .. Francis then tm her clothes off Winter Pa, old deputies he 130 others. "I saw the crane smash Into the coach," said Mike Krasner, who was driving on the highway next to the tracks. "The noise was unbearable. The coach was crushed. The crane was dragged for at least 20 yards." The 25-ton crame careened 200 yards down an em- tact, Raymore said. Other property stolen Included cornera equipment, and a toothbrush. REFRIGERATOR TAKEN A refrigerator and hot water hater valued at more $1,000 was stolen from two homes under construction near Fans Fight I For 'Ranger _ _____ bankment and slammed into the commuter train carrying hundreds of blacks on the main line between Johannesburg and its eastern suburbs Friday. Police said the crane may have been started on Its plunge when one of Its tires went flat. Highway 17-92 and County Road 427 where the Incident occurred, the deputies' report from stated. She was transported coretruetlon lots at Markham IRA Killers In England? . - - owned by Ms. Stephens. Stephens about six times,; According to the report, deputies reported. The ii Coffee saw a car driven by Longwood woman made no: Allan Kimball, Ruby's husband attempt to defend herself, and containing Ms. Stephens Coffee said. pull Into the parking lot about 2 Kimball left the parking lot p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Kimball, but was arrested a few minutes! times allegedly struck another who was alone in her car, later for driving while under the woman for "going out" with her followed the couple into the Influence, deputies said. He was! husband, according to Seminole parking lot, deputies said. transported to Seminole County: County deputies. Both women left their cars Jail, where he was placed on an: Ruby Kimball, 33, of 2'22 and Mrs. Kimball struck Ms. Initial bond of $525. Ch les St., Winter Springs, Char was arrested In the parking lot of the 5 Points Bar on U.S. be Longwood, according to Seminole County deputies. The property was stolen DUBLIN, Ireland (UP!) - Irish police say the possible Family Kidnapped TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Iran may revise its oil sales agreement with the United States because of the "hullabaloo" over a single shipment of American kerosene and diesel oil, the Iranian oil chief said In - remarks published today. "We might be confronted with the demands of our people for what may well be a revision of our American oil agreements," warned Hassan Nazth, chairman and managing director of the National Iranian Oil Co. Nazlh told Kayhan International newspaper Friday Iran might abandon the $47 million purchase of kerosene If the U.S. press misrepresented it. Russian Troops In Cuba Port Canaveral: high, 5:11 n.m., 5:50 p.m.; low, 11:11 a.m., 12:63 p.m. BYSROYHILL $68800 - USIDSIDI IV lIDS AVOCADO 0011$, eviderice of the first detected SLEEPER Russian combat troops Ma- BY CLAUDI 0*55.5 0.$3". 1. 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BY WATERS, FLOSS MMPLI 1951100 uss.s.ssman SLAM.i.in in. .-.•--.-------- DINETTE SlYly CNITflUS*PT own __-S_•__ • S_____. •__ • .--...... - - - Safety $38800 PLOSSIAMPLI $IL0 $ VU A lists DupW—i _____ :be. MlA Mid lbs Bavist unit Saturn and its spectacular rings were rearhed by the craft af ter ajourneyof6½ years and 2 billion miles. The planet lithe sixth out from the sun and the second largest. Pioneer's trajectory carried it on a course flying under the planet's three main rings to make Its closest approach to Saturn —13,300 miles from the cloud tops —ataSpeed Of 70,900 mph. SOFA IN OUST AND 01*1151 COLORID NISCULON 1w11 MAVUIAI. BY WATIII. $ solar system. $39800 BY IROYHILL. FLOOR SAM PLI CHAIR The ocWs said do 10W goes chock Indicted be Ersalin has be.. AidIng t'IlIIbM trspe to luumhi riMCdod maskshak o - MULTI COLORED TAPESTRY PRINTED EARLY AMERICAN WC3S PAMID OCCASIONAL 115. WIN MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (UP!) Pioneer II becomes the first spacecraft today to explore Saturn, the most distant planet yet reached by mankind's probes of the $49800 BOOKCASE IN 0000 WOSKINS 0.0.5 SIlOS VINYl. LOVE SEAT BY BIONUNI FLOOR $*MPS.I. RIO. WIN $25100 ionI a rsssud1busM o PRU uum. l* PRIM AVIqMFQID sum ........................-.. - - - • - ___________ $44800 WASHINGTON (UP!) - A top Justice Department official has broken grand jury secrecy in a rare move to quash a report that a presidential aide may have committed perjury about fugitive financier Robert Vesco. Assistant Attorney General Philip Heymann issued a statement Friday denying a New York Times' report that he told grand jurors the aide seemed to have perjured himself during the probe about alleged White House contacts with Vesco. The Times said Heymann told eight grand jurors and a federal judge on July 13 that White House aide Richard Harden appeared to have lied during an inquiry Into allegations Vesco tried to bribe White House aides. Pioneer Reaches Saturn. 2 PC. CHIllY PINISHID 15TH CENTURY DISK, 15CR ITAlY AND III. $$0S.1 new ivids _acs this week. - - IMITATION WHITE FUR CONTEMPORARY PULL $ill - - $39995 SOFA u at lbs U." UI. ulcislo Mid a stepped-up , IN GOOD WORKING ORDER -; U.S. Offktuhi said Friday Vance will take Grunyko to task about the h1lY detected. taflk4ed combat brigade at a idlipiemberinestinginNow Yolk City. Grosnyko will be In the United Situ to address the U.N. General Aunbly. 111 OffICillo Mid the SIMS 1151$ blOWS to , REFRIGERATO tond In Cubs. _ JIM P. Leslie 04111110110 LssIS Perjury Charge Denied $6800 OUIIN 1125 EARLY AMERICAN OR CONTEMPORARY Soviet m1bla" less." A spob Is, Vin aid the latter "w anion lbs kMord: SiIt I. Csllsrt Laeraics L. Crawl £.I!u PIiSisr MinkS me 0101 ROW I.Harrell Lluis Hicks on,s,y I. I,i'aMin Climle KaliM Loney Locks Low NIITIS men while attempting to take over the nation's pornography business through murder, extortion, arson an other criminal acts. WITH ATTACHMENTS BY IURIKA RIG. PLO" UMPLI uS. $0.IS WASHINGTON (UP!) Secretary of state Cyrus Vance intends to confront Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grom1io this month with U.S. Lw., 5:58 p.m.; low, 11:27 n.m., 12:12 p.m. Now TlwnIr and Isaac Galanti Oct 25, 1975. Thevis has been charged in a 10-count federal indictment with killing Underhill, Galanti and two other VACUUM CLEANER DINING RM. SU ITE w - Keep In mind that thi emergencies and injuriei sceuaiy and as infrequently created as a result Of the dorm will beIn addition tO the nOrfllaJ 4! possible. at all avoidable, fires, electrical short clrcult ;DO NOT, U em$togooutslde during the hazardous conditions Mwm. Particularly, you should automobile accidents, and it attempt to climb the roof to heart attacks experienced remove tree branches or limb during normal thus. v. In the event of Interruption $sin.vnber, you may be able to tg the wind and rain bi*you Oftelepbsne Service, ft may bs Es no match for flying debris difficult to obtain needed óch as branches, aluminum emergency services. Contact tIo roqis, etc. These are the may havetobepersontopsf*Mi *IIIIS that cause serious and by either flagging down all or vehicle emergency al Injuries, ;-u. Avoid going out or at- physically going toYour neared tólnptb*togo Out inYour Pollcsor fin ulatlonAspru **tomoblle Immediately violily meidkn,d, you should $lowthg the dorm. Roadways only attempt this In odreme l, inmany cases, be it. Situations.Every effort will hi ab'. an fall-' tress and made to provide additional odiag. Remember, a stalled. smurgsncy aerIces pirsonool the passage and v,Ndø during and bw lcls will emergency units. it is the mediately following the dorm. W. Bowers Of the EYE old" Ieslvs (12) to twaiy-Iour (24) ljj,sfdllouIr4a dorm tMt are him'1csn,.l not bs fooled by jllcM to emergoncy dews in lull In Lbs wind since high wU ililorlag power, telephones may return from the oppuita *05, ste. Remunbsr I.e that direction... In a"y, lbs IIreisaMreag u4b"y that bed preparation for a ergsmcy services will be .hirrkan.IstofoBaw thus fsi d to faliri Iran, basic precotloas and turdsi 11W1LQ5 . Baslig, soda back log of calls. 'jCiutliied From Page 1A) 0 - — - - -• -. - - --S S ___ - S • -• a , .. -. .-. -.•. S--. .._ -- —•— T. DORA V 0(11 TRIANOLI WEST ORLANDO 215$WIlTCOLONIAL NWTEXAS AVE. PINSCINTIR MCMU SPRINGS HWY.43SAT STcITYND. P ALTA \J S. ORLANDO 75315. ONAN 11.0$ TRAit. AT 1*110 AKI NO. V fl AIRPORT ILVO. KISSIMMEE DELAND VI SANFORD U.S. HWY. 1752 AT V LEESBURO 13S1$OUTH U.$HWY.113"VINI NORTHCIT$U$ILVD. W000LANOli.VD. ST.ATTHAcKIRAVE. ATU.S. HWY. 441&27 CASSELBERRY U.S. HWY. 17-92 NEXT TO JAI-ALAI FRONTON S.E. ORLANDO 100ISOUTHSEMORAN AT CURRY FORD - 4-__ . - . - ma USsr - - Seeking the group 2 seat being vacated by Charles l'rafl are: his wife H t. , u:d -iuhtcr, Jack 0. Collins, 56, and his Arigeliqut, ',11%c at 41 l'ali:, wife, Joan, live at 393 Celery Drive. Ili tea-li,, u-thu ru;utu , Circle. Having retired from the and titistl- at t' I :n U.S. Navy after 30 years ser- of Central Florida ROME, Ga. (UP!) - Prosecuting attorneys, determined to link pornographer Mike Thevis to the scene of the slaying of a former associate and an innocent bystander, apparently did just that Friday. Rodney R. Letchworth, a 44-year-old Atlanta stockbroker, testified he saw the pornography czar and another man at the scene of the slaying of Roger Dean Underhill - -I-. Orla ndo '' ' Thevis At Murder Scene 99$00 -. I r implant an artificial metal spine in a semi-paralyzed woman. Jessie Thomas, who entered the operating room at 7:30 a.m. EDT Friday, was listed In good condition today and resting comfortably in the hospital's Intensive care unit, hospital spokesman Peter Stanton said. The operation, the first of its kind to replace a lumbar spine, provided Mrs. Thomas with an artificial spine to replace her missing lower spine and protect her spinal boycott, like the petition drive, HOSPITAL NOTES I Sall '. cord. Bayport: high, 12:25 a.m., Forecast: Partly cloudy 11:21 p.m.; low, 5:43 n.m., 1:36 through Sunday. Scattered p.m. mainly afternoon thus. BOATING derihowers. Highs is the low St. Augestlig to Jupiter hut 90L Lows In the 79n. Wiads out SI miles, Jupiter Islet to southeast around 10 mph, gusty Key Large set to the Bahama near thundershowers. Rat. Bask— Winds i.t to ssutham$ Department has already probability SI percent Saturday 10 tell bets thesegh Sunday warned the Soviet Embassy 20 percent Saturday sight and Seas 21.4 feet. Winds and seas that the secret build-up it up to 4$ percent Sunday. Outlook for higher mar widely scattered 3,110 R"IW combat troops "ill burden the foladoeft, labor day..,increasing showers. thaderibswers. between the tw oupelp- in Utile change Ii temperature. EXTENDED FORECAST SIlL RiCherd lions, D..Fla., SUNDAY'S TIDES FI.rlds except a.rthwe.t—A who ran into Slats Is1mint Daytona Beach: hIgh, 4:17 period of considerable n. m., 4:17 p.m.; low, 10:21 n.m.,, cloudiness with occasional dSI'I'I' who he first drew 11:11 p.m. showers and tkud.rst.rma Mt,fltkfl 10 the bM3ds, said Port Canaveral: hIgh, 4:10 more umersas south hail the IIWIdInt r.flSCtI I Mlillo a.m.,4:49p.m.; low, 11:17 116111169 yandTsssdsy Bell urth U.S. iMullli*ic, failure. alm's OftICS pi'odacsd W* Wedsesday. Csuld warm 11:07 pm. Bayport: hIgh, 10:10 a.m., aid bumit Highs mstJy km 17, in, latter in which Vance mill lsst. mod II laws IS isid "them In 00 ivldonce of low, 4:34 n.m., 5:42 pm. MONDAY'S TIDES the 7% ezeepi low IS. seuther. 24 IUJ' 1 I IUI555 51 thi Sovid MWI7 p rumasS is Daytona Beach: high, 1:24 beaches and Roy.. Cubs orer on past ssviral years erthepresusceda k- - ft" have t'M il-ui ' 'r ;il Stir II.p res i d ent - - WEATHE - office. ci tht- P.tt BALTIMORE (UP!) University of Maryland doctors completed the first successful operation to replace a lower spine early today after 19 grueling hours of surgery to .at M —, er OI-CSH radIo. "lbs - - seat to seek the m f o r r otinc - ui u;uul:dah Spine Surgery A Success by pulling together all sorts of - - on the council. lie is retired. l.ac is vacating this council '! - "We're getting the boycott efforts underway this weekend BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) Police said today they will allow refugees who landed their small battered fishing boat on the Thai beach to repair It, but then they must be nushed back out to sea. - in Java. They have three grandchildren %hittiu 'aru.d one two-year term previously vice successful PLAINS, Ga. (UP!) President and Mrs. Carter spent the first day of a relaxed holiday weekend shaking hands with tourists, fishing in the South Georgia wilderness and renewing old friendships "where our roots are." Carter spent more than two hours on his longest walk through Plains as president, holding hands with first lady Rosalynn Carter and smiling through swarms of gnats under a hot South Georgia sun. He walked through almost every Main Street shop, hugging lifetime friends and patiently posing for pictures with jubilant tourists who were allowed freely through Secret Service lines. Corp., to withdraw the suit. Refugees Sent Back To Sea - Ave. They are the parents of Henry, a professor at UCF and Herbert, a professor two sons, Carter Relaxes In Plains could no longer wear his NEW YORK (UP!) —Two convicted Croatian terrorists who were returned to the United States from Paraguay last July have filed an $8 million damage suit in federal court charging they were kidnapped by U.S. agents. The olaintiffs, Miro Bareslc, 28, who was convicted of killing Yugoslavia's ambassador to Sweden In 1971, and Ivan Vujicevic, 30, now are being held in the Metropolitan Correctional Center on charges they tised frauihdei* visas. to reside in Washington for two years. Baresic, a reputed member of the Ustashl movement which sided with the Nazis In World War II, and Vujicevic were released from a Swedish prison in 1972 as part of a ransom demand by airline hijackers. - to approve the annexation of 40 acres wist of the city limits near the Seminole County transfer station A total of 1,098 electors are qualified to cast ballots between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 for the mayor's office being p.m. at the city hail polling vacated by Mayor Ben Beasley. place at 20 E. Broadway St. Bob Whittier is running Clerk Nancy Cox will beclerk unopposed for the group one of the election while Mrs. Mae council seat while Jack 0. King, Mrs. Edna Staley and Collins, Jim Massey and Frank vying for the School and Tommy, 8, a student group two council post. at Lawton Elementary. Lacy, 48, completing his first Morgan is a professor of two-year term on the city communications at the council, resides with his wife University of Central Florida Judy and two daughters, and has worked with the state Shawn, 2, and Shana, 4 at 763 university system and the state Division St lie is regional Department of Commerce manager for Packard wider the administrations of Industrials, a New Jersey both Gov. Heubin Askew and based industrial and chemical Guy. Bob Graham producing company. six documentary films on the Morgan, 38, of 912 Woodcrcst state. This is Morgan's first bid Way, and his wife, Karen, have for elective office. two sons, Timmy 11, a student Whittier, 71, and his wife at Jackson Heights Middle Grace, live at 177 E. Magnolia Salzmann are agreement. familiar black mask because Lone Ranger Television, Inc. owns all rights to the character. He said, however, Moore could wear other types Of masks. Martelle had gathered several thousand names on petitions before the ruling, urging the Lone Ranger Television's parent company, Wrather Croatians Terrorists Sue U.S. - city council and decide whether Mrs. Eleanor Morgan willserve as inspectors of the election, The election by mechanical voting machine is to be canvassed and absentee ballots counted before the special council meeting at 7:30 p.m., Sept 5, according to MN (ox Candidates are Councilman Charles Lacy and Toni Morgan - - Iran May Revise U.S. Deal SIMINOSI MIMOI (Al. HOSPITAL AUS. 81 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Calvin Hogan OHIo Mae Hawkins SWord W. Mills" - Mao I. Olga Dorofts I. SickneSS, ANamowle _____ sprit" Harbor H. PSdIIis.. DeNies Eddie DISCHARGES agreement Friday with the nation's biggest lettuce grower, ending a nationwide boycott against the products of the United Brands Co. The UFW said Its pact with Sun Harvest, Inc., gives field hands a 57 percent increase in wages and fringe benefits. The union had been on strike against the firm, which is owned by United Brands, since January. Chavez, president and founder of the UFW, Immediately called off the boycott against Chiquita Banana and all products of United Brands - including A&W Root Beer and John Morrells Meats - because of the - soldiers In the border town of Warrenpoint on Monday shortly after Mountbatten was killed In the explosion of his yacht. Acting on intelligence reports that the IRA now operates In tightly knit hour-man "cells," Irish police said they were seeking two more men In the Mountbatten can. 9 a.m. readings; ternperature, 75; overnight low, 74; yesterday's high, 93; barometric pressure, 29.6$; relative humidity, 77 percent; winde, NE at 5 mph. SALINAS, Calif. (UP!) - Cesar Chavez' striking United Farm Workers Union reached a tentative contract JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) noon minutes after he released - A Gainesville bank presi- Jeanne Pierce, 33, son Troy, 6,; to dent's wife and their t wo and daughter Terry, 13, near a; SCARBOROUGH, Maine will be headquartered here In Point Estates on Markham Seminole County Jail and ch ildren were back home today convenience store. (UP!) Clayton Moore, the Maine. ll ed onan Initial bond of$525. children woods Rood, deputies say. m ac a self-employed carpet original Lone Ranger, may "We're definitely going after incident occurred sometime Lt. Charles Coffee, who layer charged with kidnapping Mrs. Pierce, wife of Richard have lost his famous mask, but the movie and we might MISt between Wednesday and arrested Mrs. Kimball, stated them and taking them to A. Pierce, president of the; the radio station manager who With 'LUSte' and 'Set Thursda y. he saw her strike 33-year-old Jacksonville was in Duval Florida National Bank of led a nationwide campaign to Of the Yukon' or other Jack Dime Associate, Inc., a Deborah M. Stephens of Route Gainesville, told police and the: County Jail. help him keep It on says he Isn't Wrather properties to show Lcngwood firm, was the owner 1, Longwood, several times A Duval County policeman, FBI that Billions, who had laid through yet. we're mad as hell" he said. of the stolen property. about her head and neck. The one of several deployed to the carpet in her house in June, Joe Martelle, saying he's "We've even got a couple BURGLARY deputy says he was inweatside to l oo ned k for th etur Th ursday and pulled a e kidr "mad as hell," announced Christian groups from 'I"u Cash and camera equipment vedigating an alleged auto napping suspect, captured gun on her and the two children Friday he Is launching a and Nashville who have con- totalft $2,239 was stolen from arson In the bar parking lot and Claude Edward Billions Jr., 32, who had just gotten home from, national boycott against an tacted us. the home Of an Oviedo man, later discovered the car Is of Middleburg, Friday after- school. upcoming Lone Ranger movie being produced by the company which went to court to stop Moore from making personal appearances as the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains. A Los Angeles judge ruled Thursday that Moore, 64, could continue his appearances, but "triggermen" who detonated the bomb that killed Lord Mountbatten may have fled to England and are hiding In the Irish community there. In Northern Ireland, security forces said they expected arrests shortly In the IRA ambush that killed 18 British Oviedo Voters Go To Polls On Tuesday mayor and two members of the s...e £VI l..t. i... - Mayor, Two Councilmen Oviedo voters will go to the United Farm Workers Union Reaches Accord, Boycott Ends Sundi Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. polls Tuesday to select a new IU1 JIilUUI d $40 worth of silver and burned her with an iron. found no evidence of forced dollars. Other property taken Ms. Francis claims she was entry of the burglary he said Included camera equipment. remains in custody In the perinlnantly scarred as a result occurred sometime WedBATTERY Seminole County JaiL nesday. The front door was of the attack. A 33-year-old Winter Springs TRIAL DATE SET Barber was released on $1,060 locked and all three of his woman was charged with A Sept. 24 trial date has been bond. apartment windows were in, battery Thursday when several BENONI, South Africa (UPI) - Surgeons operated around the clock today to save scores of Injured pulled from a train car crushed like a sardine tin by a steel crane. The freak accident killed five people and Injured IN BRIEF Rt. 1 Box 450, Oviedo, told S elect — .5-- • ••I - • • 5• .••• '••• ••• • ••,S• -.5.- - •• I. - • -- ••.• -; -- - • --------------------- - - �'S L i ng ven Herald .00 of County Commissioners. Chairman Bob French Is Leglilitire and empowered to examine hospital budgets and Issue critical public reports on inIn the third week of his beard project. stitUtioflS ChIT$I11 much. It hasn't been determined yet If the chairman's The agency has no rate-making authority, but new chin foliage Is being added for distinction or to legislators believe publicized reports of excessive Chuck Bed's two'pound rodent, which gained national attention after her owner taught her to add a little extra padding to his noggin. It was Just charges may embarrass hospitals into keeping their water ski, has taken the new name, "j." last month that an errant softball struck French in charges In line. the face, breaking his Jaw. Applicants for the director's position must have As it has with other noted performers, the name sIx vears' experience In hospital administration, change seems to have worked. Twiggy has aphospital financial management or health care peared on the front pages of both west coast andFlorida's new Hospital cost c taimnent acco ting. east coast newspapers. The tiny pet was also filmed is searching nationwide for a staff director, so fa un The top pay for the person selected to keep an for a spot on an early morning national television 180 persona have applied for the position and state show. officials expect 250 applicants before they finish eye on hospital costs will be $39,500. That is about $2,00o less than the current administrator's salary their review. Things are getting hairy at the Seminole Board The nine-member board was created by the iV79 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. JohnWayne did it. Marilyn Monroe did it. now Sanford's own budding young star has done it. Squirrel has changed her name. Around (USPS 41.2e0 FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2511 or 831-9993 Sunday, September 2, 979-4A N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, - _____ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALDG. BECK. Advertising Director tome Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, W)O. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; fo $2400; Year $47.00. I '" 6 Months, The Clock Th e. By GEOFFREY S naill-D arter Evesin ShreW, Saalsrd Parties 8 Politics : ai*"thc reaction !)I yidrome ___ RONALD REAGA 'the years of delay imposed on the Alaska pipeline project by environmentalist lawsuits contributed to both higher energy prices and excessive reliance on foreign oil. Should similar delay plague installation of the planned MX 1. strategic missile system during the 1980s, the result would likely be an ominous deterioration in this country's ability to deter a Soviet nuclear !attack. Yet. 1)efense Department planners fully expect k'nthy court fights occasioned by enviroamentalist opposition to the sprawling network of ri: launchers planned for Utah and Nevada. Indec, there is even some concern that the entire MX program could be deferred indefinitely because of legal and environmental snags. J If it wouldn't be th e first time a major defense program was scuttled by those who apparently so place aesthetics, convenience and concern for a pristine environment over defense priorities. In the early 1 970s, the Navy cancelled plans to imbed an extensive communications grid in the wilds of northern Michigan because of just such objections, The grid would have permitted more reliable communications with ballistic missile submarines scattered throughout the world's oceans. No comparable substitute has yet been devised for the discarded grid system. I In a perfect world, environmentalists would I understand that they jeopardize public support for their usually constructive movement by obstructing necessary energy and defense programs. But even if the major environmental groups recognized that their priorities must be balanced by sometimes conflicting national interests, the sun ii (I art er syndrome enshrined in federal law would Still permit irresponsible obstructionism, While we do not suggest that any citizen i denied access to the courts, we do th ink that environmental law ought to pose fewer barriers to project; judged by Congress and the president to be essenlial to the preservation of the nation's H ow " Get To Human _________________________________________________________________ e ______ Th Black Vote R ______ _______ __ h ig The dory as told by the Cosmally's yousedson , Mark, hi S'ford this week is.that wlunhisfdh,rwgnuck by the s build t already bad felled Kennedy, II mother Nellie POW his WWII bead dewn between his legs and theew her own body on top 01 Ms. Bydsàigthls,Markcmfly said, she In advertordlyclosedsspalsole Ii his chest odbbslldadhe was thsaMe -. ujt,. ,.QL . ..,0$ : .J ts .,-if 1 ______ '0 ______________________ _____ [a _ On ____ ___ Vjl,~ I _____ Sixteen yursago, Ofl the eve of President Joba F. Kennedy's assassination, the President's Commission Registration and voting Participatlon report noted that "one-third of (American) adults do not vote In presidential elect ions, and more than half do not vote In congressional elections." On a hot Friday afternoon In July 1969, the '" N Trial ____ ______ In much of the Western world, August hasill been usual a month vacatI According to custom, most Parisians left Patio to the towfstaand Washingtonians did the swn,1 with their city. Most Americans were makla A ""• plans for spending the final days of suzninerl,jj ' the swi, Carter White House convened a dozen In Prague, Czechoslovakia, though, AugIisV' registration experts, political scientists, had a much different look. pollsters and good-government types to report 4011. There, awaiting trial on charges of sub? the results of the Kennedy Commission __ I 4100101 version and "activities Inimical to the Interest 1 74 recommendations. the Czechoslovak state" are 10 members of,' told, "The the legal human rights group, the Committee for the obstacles have been eliminated In the 16 years Defense of the Unjustly Prosecuted. since the report was Issued. Nevertheless, voter turnout has fallen from a high of 63.8 percent In Not so CO1I1CIdedJllY. their Imminent T th e presidential election of 1960 to 54.4 percent In co only a little after the 11th annlversa -r--Q the 1976 presidential election." "No mon mistor nici bank" the 1968 InvasIon by Soviet Union forces which brought an end to the efforts White House interest in voter participation Is ______________________________________________________________ t Czechoslovakian people and their leade, more than academic: Carter-Mondale reelect ion st rategists admit to a major fear not Alecander Dubcek, to liberalize their countØr. that u all-im portant black vote will defect to In January 1977, a group of 242 promlnàt another candidate -but that It won't appear cientists, era and jurldspubllsheda manifesto known as "Charter 77" based oK Teen-age Sh u tterbugs In 1976, Carter defeated Ford by 56 electoral czech' rights provisions agreed to by the':" human Czechoslovakian government In the 1915 Helsinki votes. In three states Ohio, Pennsylvania and Mississippi a shift 2 percent of the voting By PATRICIA McCORMACK was a 3-by-2 Inch print mounted on a black 1y- agreement (which the United States also signed and which the U.S.S.R. was very anxious to hávWl electorate would have given each state -and the UP! Education Editor 20 inch board. ratified, for It considered It a document ter. election to Ford. NEW YORK (UP!) by looking at plc"It was a ntag of colors legitimize Its dominance over over central anáe') erenc, bet- circies, squares, In Ohio, a shift of 3,800 of the 300000 black tune Harold BIbby knows tie ea atem Europe). Many students these days get help thros votes cast would have put the Buckeye State In wean today's junior and senior high kida and photo clubs In school. About twthIrds of the those of 20 years ago. the GOP column. !fl*n, a little over a year later, In April, 197 ' ,,mepIcturehepeersatarerissInaphoto thcnt.dbgtoado!po the 'Igneri of "Charter 77" formed the çoi, steal securtty e ______ _________ : j i Otherwise, we rnlgt seelbe MXmtaáfl' lbb woda'i a7 i These Included: legislating postcard Awards, said a comparison of pictures from are better than boys on the photo froni. monitoring human piogiam wither and die for 'the sake of spineyrights violations registration, now the rule In is stater .11 11 "But," he added, "In the lad four annual Czechoslovakia. students of 18 or so years ago and those In the backed and a few stray coyotes. siat registration (In force until a hnZ the top prize went to a girls." his address); making general election lateSt contest show: Now the Communist regime In Prague isn I Geogrsphlcally, the mod years babies, over the anxious to have Its record on human rIgl$. I day a national holiday (19 ildren, scenes of outdoors, animals. (Sure years have been from Californla Arizoca exp Tuesday after the first Monday in November an ch osed to public view than is the Commuaj I ;'floppy N Washington, Pennsylvania, Michigan in In the world of photography.) r.güne in Moscow. election-day holiday); automatic absenteeorder registration applications for disabled persons; -In the late '60. there were of The politics of revolt, according to the Ayatollah Members of the cmrnttee have been The top prize this yew went toFd,I7, Saturday and-or Sunday elections, and 24-how violence, pictures making political statements, of subject of haneanent end violent attacks.,' Rtthoilah Khomeini, demands total commitment. M N.C. She elections, like * black boy with a tear rolling down a cheek. June, Zdena To'nhsova, a speaker at a Charter B u the revolutionary spirit in Iran apparently Is -Today a trend in tomood pictures. Interior f the glory and a $2,000 sctioiarsiuip grant was attacked by masked men as shot a estlons i The award was for a f0U0 of black-end. meeting, f Ia!9ug under the oppressive actions of the a monastery, focusing on hands folded l prayer. data while returned home. She suffered brain concusatoI stars, athletes and others" In a incisiü a nation's Islamic courts, which, according to the Earlier, fo rme r FoMnisterjfriHajeksail plus special campaigns directed at away-from- Or an old house, focusing on Peelifli Punt. Other subjects In her group Included: Exa;t of the court head Ayatollah Sadegh Another trend today: moving away from LudIIlavHejdInek,another Charter 77speakur,o 1 • sure shots such as babies and pots. Thi presloos. The are sitting on a motor scooter Khalkhali, have sent hundreds of Iranians to their attacked. were But NO strategy was aimed at activating the . includes hicks sonftn.s death'; but are sucking IoflJpaps. thkte May,pollee raided the homes of lesdA group most likely to be sympathetic to the endless reflections Iii mirrors. And the revolutionary government is Itself -Boys sitting on dflipklotod steps of a broken of the Cnrn1ttee for the Defense of the Unjustly Cart.T.MOIILe re-election Campaign the 11 Bibby, of Roch, N.Y., said a' dif. iowu house. Prosecuted and arr o, phy ___ on They were - as - of - majority of - for the new year but also for several years pad, bas led State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altssnoite, to Invite the officials to Tallahassee for a meeting. County records in the pad have been reviewed by state auditors. Because 01 these concerns, the House Committee on Community Affairs will hear testimony on this provision of the law to breathe. "Ibe *&n said at the time my flew was in the bed pby,kaicwilfrmn he had ever moss for a pecla.," Ccsmally said. Ha begin ning at 11 am., Set. 10 in Room 314 of the House Office Building, Hattaway ruckadwudth.gh Ou'fly In the back near the ir blade, waded tbrus Ms cheat. Imaing a belt larger th a tiusi wad tkougii his wr and lodged in Ms Ui j" Above the knee. Ou'-lly Is now a Repidicus candidate L county conunisslon chairmen have "Afl been notified," Hattawsy said. "The sa the prevIsIoasOfa Dew date law SMnbwle Cosaty Commission expressed their concern and I urge them to attend and present their thy. It will give them the opportunity to cws the Issue with the committee studying the problem. I will work closely with this committee arid will assist the county In any way possible." which requires counties to hire private accountants to audit their books, not only Meanwhile, State Rep. Bobby Brantley, Cumoeras eq*..ad by voady officials R-Longwood, has scheduled a meeting of Seminole County school board members, admInistrators, teachers and Interested cItIz.'n. and the Staff of the Hose of ____ Committee at Representatives Education Lyman High School. The meeting tentatively has been scheduled for Sepi. 19 at 6:30 p.m. and will include a comprehensive over view 01 the new state law which creates the Florida primary education program for Improving basic education in grades k4. State Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner Bill Gutter has forwarded to the city of Sanford $37,205.45 for Its police officers retirement program and $24,117.57 for Its firemen's retirement program for the 1911 calendar year. "These are funds returned to participating mumkip.IitIes from the date excise tax on fire and casualty insurance premiums," Gutter etptain,d. The taxes are allocated by the Insurance commissIoner to municipalities that have qualified to receive the under the fwxb two state coordinated retirement programs. A total of 164 Florida cities participate in the Municipal Police Officers Retirement tnat fund program and 10 cities par- ticipate In the firemen's pension trust fund program, Gunter said. Courthouse Circles EDUCATION TODAY - No With Clout, Money No at - - - '' Nice gs fkish lad. That's as true in com petition for Dom tax deflmasltIs an ft foothill field. - - -Just mo e '.rnt,; - ______ _________ ', ' ____ .... • ,• cactus contests, changes Twenty ago, top subjects were winners Weill to pa'di the 5_Jik flij Of ady t—'ri to find a - , I Pounds in the ci'ug yw fir social ___ Mrsylstryhigto gd a wsrop for ___ the rd*d Mir way In o a' H. e't a , ceady. He S oile mb ___ V idod the .ruod hi I ad B1rJ Service Ho ilde't gd a dinus even thoagh the Ms acy fW role In such arom as affirmative action and the monitoring of discrimination suits. That can be a function officials would jod as soon not have to deal with. Hence, It may be good politics not to ortagonize ____ Commun* Action. The ommutilty action agency also bus a loyal following. The Tuesday turned sannion i.uaIai.. a niw of proved t... Many of the coutty's poor, as pres , .'sdM wins p.. * C011116 be a" — ua M 13m& -. N. the nnLula. evaleded SCA's 01- agency, their voice clvi w ethekUig is om Ignore a fedivenes and its value to the cosaty and *1116 ___ d.ddsdtersdor, $4,USto Its budget on that bais. the. years. edy %VBob Fneth aid ts were request, W"g more t the budget hearing Trad.y rny have Med sway the _¼mers' Wheres Murray spohe by Mm.1Jf, there was ai.ce 01speakers on behalf of $2SS the yse from ,--Iy service There .k.4 ma ad ipy more .pr then $IWSI avildi., he aid. an -'s"4. hue ad e ad pudecad $4,US a_ 1dS 1 1hCzm. $.adin1hs pre group that speaks for any "e lm.i4 of the By coatrad, Murr and his re bad _____ Another poi11Hy Is that the crowd of Io20SCA supporters that appeared at bad faded it fur the pad more - i G.offr.y Mind thdadTy *0 whole they __ ____ ____ no punch- Very few retarded asls vote U his workshop opened tomorrow, Its operation would hive little day-today dealings with costy officials. ft staff at a workshop Iratructs the t-4copped In jobskWsandh4 They rady have Murray's vri the adult anytldeg to do with pet"y amdike retu ded- were ad pr And If they In times oItlg9*dlIn4ed y had been, It Is douhiful they would have hsdthe hiitoldod that theScAlobbylds f n in It pays to have a little clod as well as good k4adicas on your side. enjoy. - ____ - ____ _ _____ mone u ___ d g. - ested the 10 who1[low a 4 million Kurds, overwhelmingly loyal black electorate. ference betweentoday'sthousands of entries andM116 I'dlic, trial. alleged that Charter 77 members of another Islamic sect. Says Eddie Williams, president of the Joint yesteryear's Is sokitlon. es -A lonely tad flapping In the wind. were d igned to "undermine the confIdence In an effort to get a grip on the revolution. Center for Political Studies, "Blacks tend to "A let of shooting Involves triple exposures -The bar, trenches of a tree reflected In the tin Czech people In the date and create a Khwueini's regime adopted a press code effective reglderand vote uDemocrats,to vote lnabloc, and advanced techniques In developing" he window of a Volkswagen. AtUtUde t t • and to vote at a relatively high rate once they are said. Aug. II that bans papers that are critical of Some adrili an, of por" dsjscts, kind Of Peter Uhi, has been charged with offensel "In the dsvejoØg es dutlad came up with a Ilk, the abstracts at an at show. One 01 these carrying a tlww4o4O.year jail sentence. 0th5J registered. In 1970, percent of the 0.7 millIon Khomeini line. The recent shutdown of picture of the Empire Slat. Building that made was a cherry with dam dropped on a puddle of blaCkS who were registered actually voted." p$e newspapers brings to 44 the number of publications of up to five years the building look like ft was shuddering." soapssonabiackbackgrosmdfl looked likea àprsuthg their views and registration closed under the law. In addition, 11 foreign shedding light on That's .omdhin else about the corners buss puddle of sude. But maybe -well, could It hi,. ,i be aimed at the 11. to 24-year-olds, because eir th viiau correspondents, includinz, rters for the New are growing and their participation 01 today compared to those 0120 years ago - been Ise raindrops? York Times and the Los "InIsty International, which has asked 114 imes, have been ,numbers Miss Foard worked on her entry several hours are so low, and at t he 20. to $4!yearckIn, todai's Censors freaks thee. days are more Czech ordered to leave the country. The Commtmlst b. UkelYtod th*ovndave'opli4. color Included. a day for a two mor'-. forperm1aeiontoobeerVethei4. -'1 s•J of '1ese ib"ftorst,svenmshi their own "'The weather was cold and clammy then in OO'd'sthoaccsssdasp,issnen01 Dauer Mardum Is among the , casualties of and their purticipation e. . b "breach of ArtlelS6 4 North Czrilina. This was tha first competition I Khomeini's pursuit of only good news. high. e Czechoslovakia's eo'wututlon The largest he ceuld recall: a I.peund pWsol ever adored, President Carter's authorization to ship 2 mIllion u ter and npsny wad to m lb. the rl flwuN sdr,gilar to s'vvlt seggedions "I tidsik the seriousness with which I ap. barrels of petroleum products to the troubled votes In III, the paper fir like. 1171 percentage of blackbnl#, to the authorities. prgahsd the task w the .je, factor Ipmcwas a compassionate gesture to the Iranish Whit. Hose would de will to the Zen'The coated, rus fore years, draws ISS,100 lag my_bsd matter, which fir the must part Bist then, the present ects regime cJth people whose supplies have been disrupted by nedy etkvin4rMIon, which 'created the Corn. adriss - from 1Z* not too IM-W else Is serious miMlon on RegistratIon and PatIcIpetlen. The emalsd eudry to win, according to libby, continued strife. It was also a very practical bid to "The plato. reflect my moot" a piece 01 viper stand In Its way ensure continued shipments to the United States of . Jaw Iranipn crude oil 01 to At In no way can the move be considered an eut nq ol dorsement of the Khomeini version of wlI rights"or the ayatollah's brand of. IndMdusland press freedoms. Meat .110if NOW *!.JMA WAIWIGYIN BERRY'S WORLD ad. teeny ayd d that th,Ymewaed's di pies Decir made Privlijen,,, dsfeads his Yill. $hest"* IulIfl&rw that 44 pureed of the of orIses enulyatiny fractisofibs Csaplil w fast et the aim's !41eiui -A--at pilciag. 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W11111111 1 m-=lI I - - Unless our Federated Garden Clubs change drastically, they can expect a continued reduction In membership and community effectiveness. This is a strung statement, but it has needed saying for some time. Bob Kunst, Director Congress United For Rights And Equality (CURE) P.O. Box 1171 Miami Beach The average age 01 the garden club member has risen over the years, while the total membership has decreased. It now obvious the clubs are dying on Mercy Or JusHcs? , bow — Florida's overall Increase in crime ,uvtid that they be rh4 for csiiiMiI. instead of victiras Is prsted _mjpi'i.n W.ezcmethecrrl.4 of akne.on On groosids the perpetratur was derprivflept Abraham I was uuw1 rp.Meg,t In spite 01 ___ ploymeud, (ewes people do. t are poorasbewasftfirdwidaror his famIly waved smith he slept an leaven on a slit floor. He hid no meney for beer or dsp.. Th.d.n lady Is Illegitimate. So west Alazander 1'. Jeha June. Aubss, Jack 1, S@r@b B. shardi and may ethers who chase to be coadrecti,, rather time deatruc- .l 'i_--__i-.__ t- V - -- ___ -V V Td 1N LI4 UM B came n a fegitivu trim other dAn and he Is codingom taxpayers thousands of des to pretest his "r1a-" We have to have jurors who have ad heard ab.d his r.&w4 In ether dates, which mad r•- fty ds.'t read .eupspers it watch Aadthe jurymaded bs W., abooll the Wi' made by the whaueadod,srthfadthsis charged with murder Is ameths, fleddo city.__ AM why oksdd the fist that a murder was committed during a V 1 1 1 1 =1 01 1 1 ad voted upon by the dub. Usually, thisis afermallty,bs*it can be used to a esod vohateer memberships and It discourages newcomers to the community who know no one. l' 1s is an extension of item No. 1. As the membership it becomes mare difficult to be op pod programs. The program chairman hrt.to Invite a guest when do bmw, attendance will be embaIrLI4gPy low and If there Is no program the interested gardener days away. S., what Istherornedy? Suggestions: Make tine Garden Club a family affair. While the "ladies" garden club mbmhip has declined, the nam. brnhip in ipedalked and Independent 451- I Ne.bo.d Id"Increased by leaps aid k.sb The Orchid Society, 11111ra1..d leclety, Palm Society, and muse weOF fady lilt encourage The moot avid CLIe esldhng membership he. fewer &d With the preset dudie in active membershIp, it has hema__'r__:thto fill all the effices ad 1-1 , 111 s rerod for th ckdL the t? If a n6bw has a gun with Ike he mot Intend Isasftif Ira is, to 10 ww Is wads. Mad Of as 'qtrs are lawyers addtbe.csdally peN from On hews. Dm's lawyer ..had he $N he the duflad Pevhwswhe,ela,sweseg tout., the 'nber of night meetings. The tied to No. 1. In mod hindloso, both hsbmd ad wife work. Presently ailm meetings are an cxclum ad may women an afraid to p eat ale.. obsr &k. Daytime asds can only Is attended by it the &xo'sjy few Ida do ad with. tGd back tocs,srdrapthe work " na.." 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Mr. Layer gave those who disagreed with his mandate more than ample timi' to voice their doubts that such young students, entering the system for the first time, were rot yet ready to cope with the confinement of so long a school day. After all, it was but two short years ago that first graders were dismissed early for the same reason (ie: shorter days, more increased attention span and more learning). Eventually Mr. layer calmed these fears by bnnging to mind his desire to achieve the most important goal of education, a lower school budget. how any parent or teacher could seriously question his decision after being made aware that $90,000 would be shaved from the budget can only be selfishly more concerned with education than inillage. Well, Mr. Layer, as any fool knows, you get what you pay for. The most commendable of all action taken by Mr. Layer, at this meeting, occurred when he stated that if parents were that concerned with the length of their children's school day, they should enroll them in a private school. Let it not escape the record that Mr. Layer is willing to meet any opponent half way. This very suggestion, or was it a directive, clearly offers the alternative open to parents in Semiunole County who disagree with their school board. I have, many times in the past, heard this sane compromise suggestion ofby Mr. Layer. It beings to mind a time made quite popular by Frank Sinatra. At those times I would question Mr. Layer's desire, subsequent to his leaving the school board, to be remembered In his capacity as Superintendent as "respected" or "4e!etedV" With ta m0a rP E. Pro tbrvAft no i trotah he has made the choice. fered im 2. An Inordinate amount of fundraising and fundorleited business. Many members day away because at every meeting there Is pressure, to contribute to some obscure, unrelated NNW --- -V Vu, 06 C Clan t. dousibift — " £* - 1. A departure from the original objective of gurshodug. The joke made abed Ratiry Qwh (eat, burp, and See" y. Anew member must be 'DuJu.cJ by two existing members M1_16_- V the vine. So, what Is wrong? After years 01 observation, It Is sunggeded: forthefirst hall ofthis year was 13.1 perceet Murder, rape, robbery ad aggravated nwA jançed 171_per cent. And Mill cads cudket to dud oneii. k MOM I -or. somr • ea vlid~ repeaters like the 14-year-old boy who allegedly brutally mus a fiveyearold girl in Vera Bench lad week. And hmoceit people hive to livein far. Why? Uthslawswelo Mama, Judge Ke,.wth Ir claim we mad Nmh. a 1-1 II f. '" ---"'----r-- geteightyeueforthishainosact,then President Carter's human rights Statements mean less than nothing. entering kindergarten. I have never before witnessed such blind devotion on the part of an elected official. Not only m nd, t e Diane Bauer i.%Irs. Fredrick C. 423 Eagle Circle Casselberry Latest 'Mistake' The Seminole County - or should I say the "South" Seminole County School Board has finally proven to me that once you are elected to public office you lose all sense of value of money and that taxpayers will pay for anything, or so they think. Their latest "mistake,' as one board member put it, was to give $8,100 of the taxpayers money to a "professional dance company." All in the name of liberal arts. All someone had to say to them was that we were backward and had no class because we were not receiving "professional" dance exposure in our public schools. Baloney! When we can't afford to send preschool children home on time, when we have to cut out the breakfast program, when we can't afford enough teachers or teachers aides, we dadbwned sure don't need a professional dance company getting $8,100 in the name of liberal arts. The United States government has enough money available to fund this type of ludicrous nonsense. We have received for free the best exposure to "dance" that you can get. The kind of exposure our children need and enjoy, and Isay again, it has been free. Free in the sense that it didn't cost the taxpayers one red cent in tax doll U the school board, behind the pushing of Its chairperson, thinks that we should pay for this type of proleselonal exposure, then it would only be right for any other business or profe' to demand that the school board pay thesn to come Into our schools and expose our children to their benhie. Can you Imagine paying Mellonalds to teach our kide to fry —s. Please keep in mind that lmake part of my living from the dance business. I em past owner of a dance school and dance wear bumhneas and Ithink it Is atioheely ridiculous to expect the taxpayers to pay for the pranotbon 01 my business- Anyone who thinks that its MyOft else but the promotion of a bed"-s need to check Into the $e,1N "gift" a little lit farther. There are a "whole bunch" 01 us taxpayers who are mad as hornets abset this ad! seggad the school heard memlm'a takel second leek at this RM oft Ibave never run Our pdik office lion, but this would ma make a good Issue urn which to Ie a liftam for r1wig for public office S. David LWrI 397LarboodDrive Gar me nod chum VAS are SaIdard -1. V... ....... Gordon Club Changes am aft %oft W-11111111111% M __ IQ • Maitland V V :k s. Donald G. Springer Mildred M. Springer 716$ Lake Howell Lane — . __ like a plague all across, America. This has now led to the License to murder becoming acceptable, which I We . Packers Supplies. We bought our home for many reasons, one of which was the apparent tranquility and cosatry atmosphere. Now, however, we are being subjected to sesa1ons of load mimic which can be heard two acres away. We do not wait any mobile homes, temporary or otherwise, to decrease the value 01 our home. Just thought you should hear from one of the "new" should have been signed by the Pi esliled himself, was befor e Anita Bryant made the "license to discriminate" and the "continuation of the oructicn01jalce"to become an official public policy, enctianced by the President's jlbice buck In Jane of 1971. This marked the repeal of h'n rights in Ie County, Fla., and spread Government . U time. The residents 01 this area have been far more tolerant of the Egger family and their many business ventures than most comnmwüties would have been. We are also curious as to what business would call Mr. Egger in the middle 01 the night when his business Stationery lids Food Store Supplies, Knives For Professionals and Meat bees using but has is meaning. The time for the letter you set me, which _ $a1as1. Commalty ActIon rums, at all times. It seems strange that if their finances are truly low, they can afford the considerable expense of Iisfl1ng a septic tank, well and mobile home. We are sure that after spending so much money to install their son on their property, they will not il1ingly remove the mobile home in 18 months' dew slogan the administration Pse SIgnificantly, SCA plays an hnpcitant Patrick Mray and sever others of - This is an open idler to London Kite, staff .wisiM to President Carter: Thank you for your recent letter telling me abed President Carter's position on human rights. I heard him any "Human rights are absolute" on Jan. 20,1977; however, talk Is cheap, and v hen Isaw that in one recent week alone... Hundre& of Ku Klux F1'ruona marched from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., d'maiv "White Power," and A judge In Virginia or a Rabbi to remove his skullcap from his courtroom, and Censorship became a way Of life, when the Island Trees School Board binned 11 books, including two Pulitzer Prize whmers... ... then I realize that Mrtn rights lsa and the majority of Americans find appalling. When a Don White (Anita supporter) can murder Mayor Moo emo and Superviser Harvey Milk, and then of _____ ews' . of a wife to The protect her husband may have saved the I* 01 former Texas Go,. John Ceimally that day In MUM no.iy IS yses no whoa Pridrnt Jolen F. Kennedy was We do at know the Egger family, but their hose appears to be a sizeable one and they appear to have an overabundance of cars around their house Talk Is Cheap L ife . _', ,~..'Q. ____ Applies JULIAN BOND Saving Connally's :I .: _. - Sunday, Sept 2, 19794* FL -. - 1 _____ . CRNION __•____ -.V 'Tt - -. aa,r"— _.J.l'P-l-- V. S • 11 0 I - _________________ ___________,IN . , - ._ .SVkV_V ..... T 'T -: ...: _.: * ' V. I a :: V'-.-,- ' '' • " ' 'ir_ - .-.-.--. 4. - .. -- - �A—Evealii Herald. Sanford, Fl. Say$.ps. 2. rn Have You Been Sublimmally Seducedv.... After 6 Years, Na tura lis ts Capture Albino Eag le Sunday Sept. 2, 1070-7A Evenln, Herald, Sanford, Fl. ICALENDARZ By TOM T1)E Ameilca who can me or hear." he hopes most big stores In the vertising expert with the Bette. H. says there's not a Business Bureau, says h' country will have them. NEW ORLEANS (NEA) - newspaper, magazine or • - Dr. Becker also uses the never had a complaint about Long before the surgeon pamphlet that Isn't fixed • subliminal box in his own subconscious seduction, "and 41 general weighed In, and war subliminally. He maintains that business. He runs a weight- I did there's absolutely nothing ninga were put on the the venerable Sears and reduction clinic In a New I could do about It." packaging, Camel cigarettes Roebuck catalogue Is rife with Orleans suburb. He thinks This apathy is unfortunati, were said to be dangerous to subconscious suggestion helps says E. B. Key. For he thslMi one's health. One's mental Nothing is spared, he sighs. people change their eating subliminal seduction has-, health. The company was Ic- Time magazine recently '. • . habits. How? By associating enormous potential for abuse 1 cused of drawing a naked printed a front page picture of good foods with wholesome After all, inventor Becker has • woman on the foreleg of its the Pope, and Key says the •• symbols,, and relating fatty already been approached by trademark dromedary to entice word SEX was inscribed . military researchers. And Dr.q things to little demons." customers. mthnInally on the pontiff's • Speaking of demons, Becker Louis Romberg, a Becket IJ II It was stuff and nonsense, the face. At Christmas, Playboy •$ s says he doesn't understand the collaborator, admits he th1nk,, company' thsid.t But entire magazine ran a shot of an public fear of subliminals. Used they've released a bottle genle4, : generations of the curlouswere unclad lass nest to a wreath, properly, he feels his box could Dr. Key presumes the genie attracted to the controversy, and Key thinks ft's the wreath "erradicate obesity In one will one day be employed by the researching the flhlttIl 11dI? that was any. generatlon."Orlt could combat government. He feels the bediheets, as it were, and It For prolific eroticism, homosexuality, or reduce propaganda Implications atolL New Orleans engineer Hal Becker certainly didn't hurt Camel tbeqgh Key says nothing beats traffic accidents." It's safe and are dumbfounding, and he his sales. Eventually, company Ceri*1 cigarettes promotions, says the conscious mind may Properly, the isolated elec. painless," he contends, "Why no difficulty Imagining futur executives came to like the He claims the ads feature remember only a general idea tronics experiments of the 95 White House sUblimInal: do people worry about It?" notion of the naughty lady. hidden Implications that male of the picture, but ON brain has were coupled with public ex- Not many are worrying, saying: "Turn down you. And today Camel may be Mill Camel smokers will soon be filed the details. And, amen. planatlons. The radio and actually. Staff members at the thermontats," or "Jimmy at it. The linige of Its pro&t, walking their miles with daily, details is another ward theater audiences were told White House Office of Con- nice," or, possibly, "Elect t, and 01 that of Kant, Xools, ad pregnant wives, not- for subliminals; they exist what was happening. Dr. Key sumer Affairs "have not Fuehrer!" Infinitum, Is more suggestive withstanding their assumed behind the obvious, says his primary objection to bothered" to look into the Even now, Key claim, than ever. Thue is widening fears • of rejection, sexual Key says an advertiser's the technique today Is that It Is subject. And one officer of the private subliminals aree opinion that cigarette ad. Inadupiency and Impotence. details are embedded in paper taking place on a large scale, Consumer Federation of wreaking "terrible" coá vertisesnents are seducing the "Why does the Camel have prints by artists. As for and no one Is being warned. America, a group governing sequences in the republic. Fó public with an Insidious bom only am hump?" Dr. Key mks. television and radio, the There's little doubt that at more than 200 activist one thing, he wonders hqi bardinent of carefully Because it lived on a small subliminal, must be Inserted least electronic sublimijusIs am organizations, says she's never many of the natIon's 12 mill1oi camouflaged sexual Mimull. delict? electronically; a symbol can be In use today. And Key is right, heard of subliminals. alcoholics have been lured ove The sane can be said for • No. "Because one hump Is a spliced In a TV tape, as few are aware 01K. By way of Likewise, the U.S. Congress the brink by subconsclou whiskeyadyertJsemt And symbol of pregnancy." ,wnplc, far 140th of a second Wustratim, department Ignores the Issue. Texas Rap. media manipulations; for thk Nat surprisingly, Dr. Key's every 30th 01 a seconds; that and supermarkets icr. the Jim Wright once introduced a matter, ho* many lung ca1 magazine layouts. And ek television programs. There are vliwpok* Is rejected by the P. '14i. 1300 symbols a minute. nation are broadcasting hidden bill In the House that would victims? also charges that some of the J. JtuYnolda tobacco company, Marshall McLuban, the messages to their customers, forbid "any device that would And the woe is, Key adds photographs In this newspaper manofaciwers of Camel. And Canadian media critic, says and ft's being done entirely in make an Impression on the "There is no defense agalns have been doctored with phallic Reynolds speaks for the ad- subliminal seduction Is a secret. subconscious mind." But the ft." Despite denials, he believes symbols and promiscuous vertising Industry as well, particular threat when it's used Allegedly, the stores are proposal was stillborn, perhaps corporations and special hr designet! to Many.accom* execidiv say in tandem with film. He broadcasting positive dlrec- because It's hard to regulate tereits are breaking and encars and a icripilons to the they'r, not familiar with believes that "at instant speed, lives to the customers. New what can't be seen or heart tering the human mind at will. public. subliminal suggestion, and the hidden becomes plain to Orleans engineer HalBe So there are no laws against Hour after hour. Day after day.. Never mind looking at the dGtft would work ifthey used see." It can't be seen visually, says be has marketed a subllinlrsili. And there are few He says the media has given pictures to see, however. U L however; Instead, it's ham- subliminal message machine signs that anyone wants them. them the awesome ability "to they've been modified, the Misy social aclultisia also mired into the undersense. that merchants can use to the Bob Gerstlnbach, an ad- program human behavior." additions will be too subtle for doubt that behavior can be Proof of this may have been benefit 01 both consumer and . the conscious mind toperceive. orChestrated subliminally. coniplledtwodccade.ago when retailer. "No one Is being And that's what's Insidious RNrvh ycboIogld Charles a movie theater In Fort lie, tiarmed," claims, " DENTAL SERVICE About It Accus ANY ad- Eithon of the University of N.J., was given permission to wouldn't allow that." vertisers are increasingly Minds says bloody that U's Ali splice subliminals to its Some stores are using • Phon• 1340000 engineering behavior by way of belonly: "There's no evidence screenlngo.The words "Drink Beckers machine to produce Free Consultation stihilminal, or subconscious, thet the subconscious mind can Coco.Cola" were projected to aztl.shopllftlng notices that are, suggestion. pervethhtgs not available to 45,000 spectators over a six- superimposed on mood music. Full Mouth XRays ............ $1500 One accuser Is Dr. Wilson th. conscious mind-" week period; In that time The music Is all that's heard, Bryan Key, a Nevada But Dr. Key insists theater Coke sale shot up 57 but the subconscious now Is: Prophylaxis •'••••.. 700- 1800 I behaviorist who has written si*llmInals are effective, and percent. "I am honest, I do not steal." Fillings three booketo support his cM,. hdvebeunformaiycantwl. 1*0 -4800 Seattle radio station KGO Onerdailerreportsuslng the In the latest, "The Clambake Heaa7spldlcs op! srsdiscussed also experimented with tape for nine months and cutut- Root Canal............ $60 Orgy," Key says even Howard subconscious perception before rhhina suggudion In the tlng shoplifting by $600,000. 00— $14000 : Orgy, Jen'srestaurantmenuhas the tlm.01Qwis,andstudents lOSta. The record programs Then too, Becker's box is Tempe D•ntur• 15000 sesy subihinill. Ha picture of have keown since Freud that were embellished with being utilized In conpenlee for a dam din, for example, thsbrslnoftsnr.cardawhatthe Inaudible messages telling employee motivation, in Charact.rlz.d ......,.... $50000 "hides eight fornicators and a W to not: most of. person's listeners that "someone Is at hospitals for patient relaxation, It baihp1ma. the J.O. KA NO, D.D.S. A a door." Dr. Key says many and it may soon be p1* in a now petiol tó 1'ifler_aggramUve 11JDAY, SEPTEMIEII 4 Sanford Setlama, 7 em., Sainbo's. Wiser Sprf.g, $eItssa 7:30 am., nmtm1ty centvr, North E.mos. Sird Uses, noon, Holiday Inn (Like Monroe) L*wwd Sertisa, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and Si R 434. WN1 Watchers,? p.m., Sanford Woman's Qub, 3098. Oak ave.; 7p.m., Summit Apis., Casielberry. '.Ovruter, Aimyass., 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & U*, Sanford. Nods) Balkssd Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. SaSh semi..). Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Csoaelbeny. DeMos Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Soda) haU,Litheran Church of Providence. Lw.4Like Mary Uses, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1.4 and Ppre.Is Ausuyos, 7:30 p.m., Comnmwüty United Moihodlat Quwch, Casselberry. *eài..l. AA, $ p.m., open dlac.lon, 501 lake Minnie Drive, Halfway House, Sanford. Iund4f4la, Chapter Sweet AdsIlnes, 0 p.m., St. Andrew's Prabyterian tnrcti, Bear Lake Road, Forest city. Fri. 5th Besting Cisie given by Orion& Power &jathon, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Junior IU# School, Mo W. Mthgsn St., Orlando, Rqletratlon, 7 p.m. For details can 4*111111. kft 1111010111 7% and easr, bib, 2.4 p.m., Adventist Chiwdi, WRDNDAY, WTIMIE* I CMselbsn!y Rotary, 7:30 a, Woman's Club, 110 Ovirbrook Drive, Cusslbsrry. Ovid. Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town Hose. *anlsrd Kiwanis uaea, Sanford Civic Canter. lathed OpM 7:30 p.m., Holiday Ion (on Lake Mowe). .Recovery, lie., 12:30 pm., 109 Robin Road AItama,ge Sanford Sorenodsn sonior Sanford Civic Cantor. ritisne dance, 2:30 p.m., lathed R.tarad, 7:30 Pm, Florida Power & Ught,X1 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. $uf.rdle.Ia.1, Jaycuttee, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee bolkltng, French Avenue, Ownatsrs Aasymos, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears 81111H11111111 Preme.sdsri, 0 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Fr,. weekly Brae elesou and materials by Braille Aem!lafLon of M1d.Flodda to teach night.d volunteers to transcribe pdntod materIal, 10 am., Audubon Elementarykhook Room), 1* Falcon Drive, Orlando. Call 11 171k; Colds. Age Olympics Committee, $ am, Greater S&W*d Chamber 01 commerce. RILE at ,qi .1 Q111 ____ ____ - 11IURAY, IIPTEMIZE I issik 181111'-,', OpIthaK 7:30 am., Huliday Inn, Wymor. Road, Altemants Spriogs. Ldw May Rotary, I a.m., Mayfair Country Club. 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And It Is especially rare loaded with a pigeon and placed special day another in the 1 j4g, these large birds of the il ve th is long, on a y series of special days search ing li w l one roadway that near where the I Wisconsin forests. for owls and hawks and eagles. Luekpe explained. • had spotted the bird. They have traveled countless He says that the bird has came within Inches of the It came .. . miles to watch or capture these stayed in the general area cage, only to be scared away by SmoAey Says: •• species. Sometimes for money. except for the period from a passing car. They were never Wisconsin. 1T!JIM' Mostly for pleasure. !again able to get that close 1 j T _ . Out It was the day that Don This has been a good year. '...it seemed to until that special Sunday. Fallen and Kenneth Luepke — They have captured nine snowy Shortly after they admired • traveled to the end of their own ' • owls, three screech owls and It was In and photographed the bird, it spiclal rainbow to find an one short-ear owl. And they . - IFYOUMUST was freed. To roam the wide I , eltuive treasure. . : • have been hired to conduct a danger' no sky back to that hidden nest. Theyhad spent more than six BURN TO CLEAR ;• • •. study of area birds for an in • The only difference was that yOWS In the search. 1%'•• dustrial firm. Novem ber to March. That it had shared a moment with •j D.. £/$i •4L'\ Jflwir hunt Involved a rat. A j7t \ Birds are Impo rtant to the pattern didn't hold true . C.4RE/ an m . Man had marveled at its pigeon. And a cage. men. They understand than. winter when It was seen more beauty. It now carried a band • Ji The rat did the trick, It • They would like to devote their frequently. Its yellow leg, just above cdglt the attention of Hawks generally stay In a 1', these ruor sharp claws. 1e lives to studying them but ti'Msure that swooped down out realize they could not make a to 1inUe area. Yet neither The bird flew away as of-the leaden sky to living at it. So, It is primarily a man has found • majestically as It had come. sitared temporarily In a mesh of weekend venture. A free-time although they.,have spotted It For Fullen and Luepke, the Wire. atop the nut 01 another redsearch. iney nau caught the amino -In between, they worry about tailed hawk. rid-tailed hawk they had They are sure It is the same predators. Especially man, witched from afar all these Kenneth Luepke (right), Don Follen with rare albino eagle whose rifle Is a constant threat bird they have been watching yOZL notforsportbutforspite,for all these years. The only doubt They had outsmarted this a pet parakeet perched atop a out a good share of a wingspan For Fallen and Luepke love meaningless target practice. is cut by the absence of a tid of prey that feeds on mice finger. that was hastily measured at 50 nature. And they know nature. That is one reason they refuse brown coloration on one wing afid rats and snakes and There was no rasping squeal Inches across. They are 01 a rare breed that to pinpoint the nests of their feather, a marking that had gáahoppers and June beetles, this time. No "keer-r.r, keerrIts curved tongue, leading to stalks and captures birds of catches. been clearly visible through ' fleiy had placed a band on a leg r." windpipe and lungs, showed prey as a hobby only to band As far as they know, only two binoculars previously. They , with razorsharp talons that The bird — glistening white signs of panting as it rested them, admire them and let other albino red.tafled hawks figure this birthmark may have ldi*ed sharp enough to cut except for patches 01 dark atop Luekpe's gloved hand in them go. have ever been held by the molted away. glass. brown atop its head and onone the kitchen of his rural home. The two have been They had come so close to following hands of man. One lnArkansas. .The bird in captivity seemed tail feather — turned Its head But It seemed to sense It was hawks for years as well as owls The other somewhere on the capturing the bird earlier. sibm1ssive. Calm. Almost like almost on command. It pushed In no danger. And it wasn't. and eagles. 'liwir trap, a wire-rush ifeast coast. •• S.t...........s usa 01 Mrs. Jft A. Itha, lake Downs, Windsetner.. çj91* 'By WILLIAM R.HEATH MARSHFIELD, Wis. (NEA) -..ft was a dull , overcast Sunday. 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Jew in .,",he t said Dr. Edwin Joseph of the become amateur experts on JIIvJ at tMi - G and fauna from the ocean floor, Project Ocean Search ries on apIM4lai1 the the group, sweating in the planned trips to Antigua later '3 a "I've really learned (he &074 of the events which may South Carolina marine re- these trips," said Cousteau, a blazing heat, listened to Cons- this summer and to New Guinea been çt," said Kevin Deery, inkIeiIid Flk mw l.t t -M rV4hWft in the soortes division -wP trained architect who has teau and two trained tiolgLs in the winter. The foreign lo( Oneonta, N.Y. lie Slid M1 else at Ta two y=s - the - of the But Cousteau, who travels worked closely with his lather discourse on their various finds. voyages are considerably more parents agreed to sand Mm on jmàd the '91- Jac$.La MOO d9dh of JIIjchpj's much of the time and is a through the years. Eighteen people, mostly expensive. Project Ocean Search becasee taking pictures and (T yomW brdber, FliWipe, 311, regular on the lecture circuit, On one recent Sunday, young men and women in high WhiteWT dkidW 00 iNdV.* Besides spending a day on a he wants to staty marine for Ms sew envinuaeetal who was killed ina plane c,aiti. and his staff are proud on the Cousteau rlI•% itt slight, bearded school and college, had paid remote corner of Hilton Head biology in college neat year. 11 k-t1 The Institute has so far not success so far of Project ocean man dad ina white shorts, a $650 to take part in Cousteau's Island, the group went skinAlthough the participants firm in Ma p tW fr il C,.i Thie J $ fl Search. Comteau maintains a white tee-shirt and espadrilles 10-day Project Ocean Search- diving, visited salt marshes, were primarily young Poo*, pulilic mot be ms I., is =WFIR @MV me* oh. said. "We've residence on the bland, but his helped a group of young men Atlantic. Earlier this year, fished for shark, watched Dick Farley dCoedeu'sshe, aware of themu As w" n_ 010 talhad wftthem about ways; we family is now in France. 13 b-. haul a heavy seine from the Cousteau organized a similiar movies about the environment said older people, lured by the *IU kmtbWs tbis idsed elf the Seth could cogaborale, bit Usee Is "This project is essentially to waters off the beach. program on Catalina Island off and heard biologists deliver Cousteau name and the dub e to be At link t... te •: Vied. C_ i bt a seUài I -could point to that stimulate people's interest in After trapping different flora the California coast. lectures. They lived in donnito- to take a leaning Vifii, and the UM S.0 (UPS) ( - - WMd SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ Sunday, Sept. 2, 197t-4 0 U. - ___ ___ wk WO dtt officials on eavirnaeatal Projects, dx%L _ p 59 Age r 40& or better ; 4 fafl beMad achedok, head start with 18r On M0011L 68208 Phies Flaiddin OL,Is &i9b inveMi in Project Oem Search, edoctlonaWavel "vase wMch4&.lpijt.m. . - . . .q _ . 1 "The ir ,' -. . .T, •. -. (?'r'..m 000 ..... s Conway puts left foot S. into Howell extra point Wood passes Lake Howell past onrushing Apopka -. dbft ftnelhoon ... why (the bul _Idlig u, ff iiis wo didnt t the IkIJ," The led0lb, which in edic.. ly I -- 1 hm the cNateen 2 d14 t-- d in lkiI tku divi -' lion emmodd Od his doff in ededud 1. ..k workame UWs .,-.- '. Hawks Fly H h; ig P ats Slowed In J a m boree . ... I / By BARRY DILLON quarter. We aren't going to and Bryan Burcher punted to The opening kickoff was Herald Correspondent base our whole season on the Tarpon 45-yard line leaving returned by Apopka's Cedric Win, lose, or draw, at a tonight," said Haley. "I've seen the Howell offense In good field Anderson for a touchdown, but jamboree all coaches walk teams do poor in jamborees and position, was called back to the 20-yard away smiling. Such was the turn out with a great season." On the second fourth down of line on a clipping penalty. case at Friday night's jam- Brantley had its hands full with that drive Chuck Scott ran for a The Apopka charge was boree at Lake Howell. With Apopka, losing by 9-7; and 29-yard touchdown. Russell highlighted with two penalties, coach Jim Haley of Lake battled Charlotte scorelessly. Conway added the extra point two sacks, one fumble and the Brantley losing one quarter and The Lake Howell defense making the score 7-0. ball dropped on the punt. Greg tying another, and Sammy Weir opened the door for Its offense Howell stopped Charlotte's McClure, the punter, scramof Lake Howell winning twice, in the first quarter against late bid for a score with an bled to the 40-yard line to give Charlotte. they both left smiling. interception by Charlie Miller Brantley good field position. "We are as good as we can be, The break in the quarter as time ran out. Brantley stayed mostly with I am very pleased," were the came when Hick Sena of the Brantley and Apopka the running game, utilizing the words of Weir."All we have to Tarpons Intercepted a pass on engaged In a quarter which talents of Scott Jackson and work on is polishing our game the Charlotte four-yard line. began with luck and mistakes Tim Burke. The offensive and keeping the boys healthy." The Tarpon offense was un- and resulted In a seesaw heWs chars. ouaJ* Bran%ey to the Wejr'5 Hawks stopped Apopka successful In moving the bRU throughout. goal line on second down. On a (3.0) and Punta Gorda, keeper, Tony Constantine made Charlotte (70). Harald nhnMe h, Tn,,. Vtnps.,1 C,... vgt ,. - ...j in,fliI, P:..x . Chinese Dynasty Relics )y . • _. ,,_. p. ''••j Raley ponders field goal situation Weir makes a point with defense left as,," pla.sd Waig ~ngels Sup erx Semor Citizen __ IN on" oft in Ueda ma AW n -L In Lead LL. West, ut Barely Schmidt Key ,- ,15 ils VVith ! 41 st Homer hr a MUM S.... United Press International and Oakland defeated Detroit 5By United Press International I let Frank Lucehesi o (in 3. der blowing a 10½-game Yankees 7, Royals 3: Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt 1972), that was thg toughest d and dropping eight of their Boggle Jackson had four tried to explain how the Phillies thing I had ever done. But this nine games the California RBI, Including two on a firstfelt after learning Manager is even tougher because of gels are back at the top again Inning homer and Tommy John Danny Ozark had been fired. Danny's success with the club." he American League West. won.hls 18th game to lead the In other games, Montreal "I really hated to see it hey came from behind New York. happen. The team realizes edged Cincinnati, 8-7, in 10 day night to defeat the Blue Jays 5, Mariners 4: . "'• we're at fault" Schmidt said innings, Houston b1ikiI New veland Indians, 9.8, on Brian Craig Kusick's solo homer downed Friday night, when he hit his York, 20, Pittsburgh ' ining's run-scoring, ninth- with one out in the bottom of the . 41st home run of the season to San Francisco, 64, lo Angeles Lng single. New York beat 11th powered the Blue Jays. give the Phuhies a 6-2, rain- beat Chicago, 64, and SL Louis sea City, 7-3, at Yankee Red Sox 9, Rangers 6: shortened victory over the outlasted San Diego, 8-7, in 15 um and the Angels Jumped Tom Poquette and Carl innings. Atlanta Braves. 'half game ahead of. the Yastrzemskl socked homers to In the American cajue, it . . ralatoconunence the month spark the Red Sox, Before the game, the Phillies was New York 7, Kansas 2ity 3; eember. Twins 3, Orioles 1: . announced former major- Minnesota 3, Baltimure 1; league pitcher Dallqs Green, 45, Boston 9, Texas 6; Ca1inia 9, The attitude was good on the Ken Landreaux hit his 11th the team's director of minor Cleveland 8; Chi ch." said California home run and Dennis Martinez cago I, Mitleagues and scouting since 1972, waukee 1; Oakland 5, isger Jim Fregosi, who wild-pitched two runs home 10 Dej.roit 3; would replace Ozark, who was and Toronto 5, Seattle 4 in 11 ched his team blow a four- help the Twins snap Bat. . fired just one month short of Innings. lead in the eighth Inning. timore's five-game winning . completing his seventh season . ,( g have hit on some tou i h streak. Expos 8, Reds 7: with Philadelphia. N, and we have bounced White Sox 8, 1: . Coatantlne at Pinch-hitter Rothéy Scott of pile after Brantley i before." Chef Lemon hit two homers to _________________________________________________________________________________ Schmidt tied Chicago's Dave singled home Larry' Parrish a Indians took a 40 lead in drive in four runs and Steve Klngman for the league lead in with one out In the bottom 'of the fourth but the Angels got Trout scatterd five hits to lead homers and matchd Kingman 10th to snap Cincinnati's winback In the sixth and one In 'ygt and Dave Winfleld for the lead ning streak at eight games. avuth. In the 515Mb. they A's 5, TIgers 3: InRBIat. oded to score four times to AitrosZ,MetsO: sjaced eightHehltatwo-runhomerinthe ar z In do battom of the biting. hits over I W innings and Rob Ken Forach Randy Nfemann third and added a run-scoring and J00 Sambito combined Ith two Ot* In the ninth. Defl Plcciolo hit a home run to help to single In the fifth. Tony Briz- pitch a or singled, Willie MkeIII the A's break the Tigers' mixthree-hitter at1gçuston ATLANTA (UPI) - Danny But, he added, "1 hate to move at a hastily called Atlanta after winning the National zo1ia, 6.9, took the l wd and Downing dSllVIftd game winning streak. oss. Doug scored two unearned rins on Ozark, who in one sudden leave as a failure." Stadium news conference League East in 1976. BIrd, 2-0, Mriak out one and errors rwIth is single. But It to extend New 'York's momentbecametheezinansgThe Phillies' record dropped before the Phflhies' game "Ifeltwetadtodoaomething walked one to 5aifl his l' losing streak to eig'ames. er of the Philadelphia Ptdllles, below .SOO for the flrdtime this agimt the Braves, saidGreen, for thagoajof the organjutjen, compide game of the year. Ck MtflIY led Off the will be back in aports after the late in the season, sInce 1974, 45, would evaluate the team's and thare'a not much more I Pirates 6, Giants 4: single aqd Mn IAW Day weekend, players over the last 30 games can say gout it,,, Owens said. Ozark had hoped he would it earlier In the week. Omar Moreno 's:'.'t.wo-run tia, who came to the wociftbe in wishes of the season. Ozark had only "Fve let a lot Of people go but lad a little longer, but heknows singlehighlighted a tàur.run cli Thursday from the managers are . "I'll be playing golf on for his Interim successor, minor He said Green then Will this is differed I think Danny hired to to Pitts 'gh three Us Mariners, cane on to be firSt Tuemisy," said a amber, but league director Dallas Green, report to him at the end of the knows how I feel about him. i games ahead of second-place Bobby Bcnde to hit Into a .The Sanford Soccer Club will "When 1100k hack, I've won a Montreal in the East''.,. gracious, Ozark when asked but Indicated Green was lesson to determine whether thought when I let Frank Is phi and Toby Harrah to begin iir.ctice for tia %)COIZ1Ifl5 lot of games here," Ozark said. during a press conference about stepping into a tough job. any changes will be made. bicxhesl go (In Ivn), that SYatSPJIL011the • his homediate plans. edi1*tossid the Same. meMo "I would have liked to have won Dodgers 6, Cubs 4: ''• ', Oz M,jothedtheFlillin lii, totieet i)allasia taking overacith Derrel Thomas cd a, School r.ully felt good," said FlM a few more.... Ozark w fired Frkiny JiM that hasn't performed well and In from the lee A*hsi dens. But this Is even ThITS US still 101110 OPe' 1 1115$ pair Of homers a Davey, 1gm, who reglttr.d one month short of completing I wish him all the luck in the Dodgers' whir. becama. of Daimy's success Ptithei' General Manager on a few of the lewis, ad leti and h --S. . his moth seem ftj 1* upsist 31 as a pIaJSI wid," Ozark said. ys With the club. Paul Owens said he regretted added solo blasts tod the leAL$UISS, Now York regIstration can be IU&dS b7 dlplis, but he said he has no Green directed the Plilill,, to coach and minor league mans- 'lb. thing I feel bad about Is firing Ozark,, but "I felt we had Doers. ited lUau City 74, C1311115 34OI7. a 6.2 'vIctory over the AIIII4S ger. that Denny mad I started in 1912 to de snndlthtg for the good of US '. ' * ad So. M. "(Owner) Ruly Carpenter Braves Friday night In a rain- He brought the 1973 sIth aidbsiItwhstwetiiu5Mwaia the organization, and Cardinals 8, Padres 7: 'IS M* beet Teas K Mimi. and Paul Owens have been shortened game. place Phililea to third in 1974 good baliclub. One thing I not much more I can say about Keith Hernandez, 'delivered' 'irjsd BaltImore 3.1, league Ii Open to youngsters mix super tome, and what's dens Is secondID second 1V15. He was wanted General Manager Paul sad for was him and me to It. I've let a lot of people go tiut .his third hit Of the 'S lSinning' dewnedMllwaukee$4 to 1). dune." he said. Owens, who announced. the nam.d"Managsr of the win it all a couple of times." this Is different. I thought when game for the Cardinals win. , __ i ' . . P 4111111111111106 =~me ldnM3dd1bnftdm ad __ hi •An extra 90-day luS . q'introdwtory 5% An Extratotal "Viongs of 15% on all prescriptions • so A Big' I . A big 20upage coupon book of nlii • Why wait *udil age 657 . Apply hr bur . 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St. Monte Clark is going into from Mike Rae for the starting Cleveland yalta the New York have quite a . its last eight tonight's National Football quarterback slot, will team Jets, the New York Giants Louis won six of and the .. 11 League season opener against with a reworked line including travel to Philadelphia, San games after an 0-8 start 0 1 -4.'. exciting 1.the Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie guard Greg Roberts and Francisco takes on Minnesota Cards feature a pair ofAnderson Ottis runners, rookie . with Super Bowl thoughts wide receiver Gordon Jones. and Atlanta visits New Orleans. ............... : •.. .• •-. and Theotis Brown already swirling in his head ...c' iE~e All Pro quarterback Terry Monday night, the Pittsburgh Eight of the weekend openers -, Despite the loss of quarter seeking their fourth Bradshaw and wide receivers have been sold out 72 hours In back Gary Danielson, who Steelers, underwent knee surgery earlier Super Bowl victory, open Lynn Swarm and John Stalland can .advance of the kickoffs . .. , 4.,. in the week, Clark remains defense of their title in New north are back to spark Pitt be televised locally, it was A , sburgh s passing attack but announced Friday by the NFL confident his Lions will regroup England Sidney Thornton may start An NFL spokesman said ' and get oU to a fast start, ..; Rnkv 131e sUflull)', -,,:: . . . jii am• t.hn1d L th" l&itrød J aa . 4 .1 1 were we mo enui 4 . . something they failed o do as -. bo y s InnciD F a co Harris Da auas ll asC ow ..... . vi sit MI I . sellouts" on an opening wee -Vt-. .. . se Louis and in other games in the backfield as the Steelers end card since l97. when there 'I :• ., e,r 4r seven games. Its Los An I Oakland I7. . . coach were 10. The 1979 openers are "I'm not one of those guys Cincinnati travels to Denver, : the ear li est in the leagues w likes go off halfcocked, Washington plays host to ji .:.: history because of the 16-game, riding a streak Cowboys, The , said Clark, who has decided to Houston, San Diego is at -.: :, I I. 14 straight season-opening schedule. 04". of . go with backup Joe Reed in Seeatte, . .-... ao, lo, attle, Mlaim Viaits Buffa Danielson's place. "But I see some room for optimism. One • :-. •• • I Aii be able to talk day soon, I'll _'.'_.""~ "'~.,-. -, Bowl about __ degree of realism." heated, Indoor pool this fall, so The Seminole Branch of the through adult The Lions defense has added .,.. LEvening classes for adults they advise a complete pre' tackle Cleveland Elam to YMCA is launching its Fall .. informal wlllincludeswimnastics, senior registration since reservations of complement defensive end Al Program "Bubba" Baker, the NFC educational courses with the lifesaving and springboard will not be held. Mike (rank pulls Bynos Bird across the finish line first In a recent race at the Rookie of the Year. Baker,. who YMCA swimming program, diving courses. All classes will Another early starter on Sept. Sharidan Aquatic Seminole Harness Raceway, leaving second for Doras Bogle One, while Middle T recorded five sacks against scheduled to begin Sept. 10 and be held at the the run until Nov. 1. Late afternoon Club on E.E. Williamson, 10th Is the YMCA "Kick Off" beats out Byrd Bobby for third. Action at the Casselberry Track closes this Tampa Bay the last time teams met, will set his sites on and evening classes in Longwood. The "Y" is ex- baton program for elementary weekend with a matinee today, an evening performance tonight at 8, and a 1•30 Doug progressive swimming will be pecting a large turnout of in- school students grades K second-year pro p.m. matinee Monday. held for students aged three dividuals who will want to use a through fifth. Williams. 'ittsbrgh treal hicago t. Louis - . . in "'IF -- ' ..' . 1 - . • . . . ' " . TI - ,.. ê t TPII l t ...... . . •.. • pion r n • . ..f II 4%. j H .-. .• .. .. . - - ____________ . • .. __ ____ I , .. . • '.'- ____ ..4,41 1 - pm. Philadelphia Swim Program Launched (Christenson Al. at Atlanta (Niekro 17-17), 735 p.m. New York (Falcone 3.10) at .ekuston (Richard 11.12), 1:35 ',. ________ -. THE END IS IN SIGHT 'r' m. t. Louis Diego _______ _____ 0 BIggies Off + SAN DIEGO The San Diego Padres announced Ii ida lucy have called up SIX minor leaguers for the RI i (ltinler of the season. From Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League, second hasniari Sairi Perlozzo, pitcher Juan Etchelberger, oil filikr Doll Re)liolds and first baseman Brodrick Perkins will join the Padres, as will second baseman Tim Flannery and outfielder Brian Greer from Amarillo of the ; I ki gilt'. Expos Reacquire Mucha UPI) - The Montreal Expos annouced Friday they have reacquired infielder Ken Macha from their AAA Denver hears farm club. Maclui, who started the season with the Expos and hit .235 in 23 games before going to Denver in late July, joIns infielders Tony Bernazard and Randy Bass and pitcher 13i11 Atkinson, all from Denver. Dale Murray, acquired from the New York Mets earlier this week will also join the teaiii this weekend. Packers Lose Mike Butler GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) - Green Bay Packers Coach Bart Starr said Friday defensive end Mike Butler definitely will not play in Sunday's opener against the Chicago Bears, because of a dislocated elbow. Starr said Bob Barber will play In Butler's place. He said Barber is "capable of giving us a good performance." Dodgers Sell Albuquerque LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The Los Angeles Dodgers Friday announced the sale of the Pacific Coast League team in Albuquerque, N.M., but said they will maintain their franchise with the Triple A farm club. The sale to P. Patrick McKernan, president of the Eastern League, and Robert and Walter Lcglnak of Maryland will take effect Oct. 15 If approved by PCL officials. Tonto Chicago Seattle Oakland - -. • . 11 '. ", - • • . - • • . Jam oree .• Mt • I— . . + . i I -, 1. . Minnesota (Hartzell 5.7) at Baltimore (Palmer I-I), 7:3+0 -. ' . - . • . - California (Barr Cleveland (Spllhner a tes -, .--.-- i ng For New Roothogs 'I "' prolific rwming back In the history of the Southeastern Conference, He does have eight defensive starters returning "and this we feel comfortable about. mit will be LSU's strougato [SU has had to replace the entire offensive line, the "root hop." Junior Hokie Golan, who p"wd 111 yards lad leon as Alexander's understudy, and senior LRoI4 Jones mud take iç the rwv'bdeck. And Seniors David Woodley SW svs Pnhr, who will share the quarterback slot ngato, both flgnthsy will doa I ___ ______ + .. - - - ~ 1 I',', to than. I didn't want that to happen to him." So McQendon, who had 0-3 teams that went to bowls in each of the pod two lessons will salve only three more moMheesooacholiBU and then, unless he takes a job elsewhere, will become Didsal's .diInL4rdive assistant. "LSIJ hes been good to me1" said McQsndon. "DisappointMat? Y.s, bi* Ion notgolngto Id this thing rein the good Yom I've hid." McOsndcn goes Into Ma final assian at IJ ,"l"ua sigid offensive darters, inclading . + + (%"6m AIi.ndap 6" -6 . .. -- - __ M lnJ MAP& ,..l,... thl. Iv, Iaa to I.II5 tt 11211 2 00&.ai W1b 1 tout Alexander to hand off to. "Alexander being gone puts more preswe on David and me to provide more offense," said En&nlnger. "But, if Gajan and Jones both stay healthy, we sho uld dill have a good running g8m.to McQendon's effort to leave ona high ndeIscplicited by a schedule that opens at Colorado, includes home games against defending national champion Southern Cal and nun Alabama and road trips to Georgia and (lie Miss. "My job lsgoingtogd harder and harder each week, with _____ . Milwaukee (Sorensen 14-12) at Chicago (Kravec 11.12), 1:30 P.M. Sunday's Games Oakland at Detroit California at Cleveland Seattle at Toronto Milwaukee at Chicago Minnesota at Baltimore Kansas City at New York Texas at Boston en Tennis Year + thai, town and I imm whmi it did $11) at $3), 7:35 • - _____ - - - I - - - Dog Racing - - Dad Cauthen Still Sh o e ing, And Chewing Transactions - - __ I 1 t. .a awauia WJUUI WIIU uSC now coach will be," said McClendon, "I've got atranendous job reminding our players that the game each week is more unportant." Didsel said he stepped into a "no-win situation. I laid my job on the line to get Charley Mac not year, Inst it was the only decision I could make. It's Irrevocable, but I hope we're 12. 0 s Mac can dick It in the ear of tgsdidractors." LSU players insist they are trying to lay McCiendon's situation aside and concentrate on footbalL But senior center John Bradley said he was ___ ____ _____ ___ speaking for his teammates in saying, "I think we are losing a great tradition when Coach Mac is gone. LSU will miss "I doul* that you'll see many long-time coaches In the future. It said McClendon. "I feel sorry for some 64 the younger coaches. It's unfor- tunate, the presss they have to face. We're caught in times when it's easy to change a face "I think LW kiowa rvo given than everything I've gd,"heaald."I'ddoftaflo,. agaln" ~ I - 1 polished + - + - puffing He doesn't wear Brooks Brothers suits or Gucci shoes. His hair isn't cut. doesn't even drive a Cadillac. Instead, 47-year-old Ronald "Tex" Cauthen 16-hour days in smelly stables. He chews Red Man tobacco while decked out in mule-skin shoes. And he usually goes barn-to-barn in a middle-aged pickup truck. The famed jockey's father is his own man, seemingly his offspring. continues to as before was born. built vise-like in - Milwaukee - Traded forward Kevin Restani to San Antonio for cash Hockey Montreal Signed Hector 'Toe' Blake, former Canadian star, coach, and hockey Hail of Famm, " ,vice preslduni. New York Islanders Traded goalie Goran Hogosta to Quebec for - leaders - RAtting (bawd on 371 at 55) National League AD H Pd. Hrtmdz, St.L 131 309 174.343 Tmpitn, St.L. 125 516 171.326 Garvey, LA 134 54 173.316 Griftey, Cm 95310 120.318 Y.at thws, Ali 132 S31 169.314 G Winflild, Rose, SO 133310154.312 134307156.301 Phil Parrish, Mill 11941$ lndrck, St.L 119433131.301 American League GAS H Pd. Y in, BIDS ezcano, Mil Watt, KC lownlng, Cl liver, Tax goaltender Richard Brodeur. Pielbali San Francisco Acquired defensive lineman Ted Vincent from the CIncinnatI Sengals and placed defensIve and wall Cowlings on 111141 - Injured reserve list. 130115161 .324 U. LOUIS (MIlL) - Signed Pat McBride as coach. Harness Racing SEMINOLE FRIDAY NIGHT 2.13.1. 12.3440 117 .321 Second lace $110 1440 4.00 129 400 IS3.3119 2MssdowMis0f 3.20 3.00 imp, Dot ndreau Min loIttor, Mil 130 448 143.321 5 Purfictlonuit 111190153.312 SINAI 141 Home Runs 0(2-1)61.20) T (144) $10.00. Time Néttinal Leagul Kingmn, 2.10.3 Phil 41, TUrd lace IWus4d, $0 3$; Lopes, LA 27, $DemaasStar 10.20 110 310 lark, SF 26. 1 Noras N Icky 15.00 0.10 AMeric an League Lynn, 7 Baby Honey 3.20 los'. and Thomas, 4811 36; Rice, 0(14)7010; 7(14-7)111.40. Time los 33i Singleton, Salt 32; 2.14-S. lay icr, Cal 30. Psurlb lace tNuns Ratted In 6Wantawln Easy 11.10 1.11 341 Pfotlsaal Lsegss Kingman, S Porintate Pick 1.00 210 Schmidt, Phil and Win. IZOb PaInter LII SD 00; Hsnnandsz, St.t. 0(64) 45.41,7(64-4) 10010. Tim h1• and - Schmidt, - - Irinity Austin Named Coach Of The Year George L Auntln, Thally Preparatory School boys and ceadry and track coach, wan named W7S of the Year hr Ob Crow Coontry C11111 A-AA by mri Augetic, Coaches AssocW1 at $gis School Coaches øiaic in G.inesvtllo. Andin begins his ninth year at Trinity this fall with the cress country roord alswie the ms pi 4i foss' rlct chai'ip1v"1ij' MW Q AAA.' crom cey sath. date csetMa' foe' 1 s year Ai Will serve -.&----I ___ assA.AAaoesooadryuidQasaA trod fordo FACA. . Eater this isa the P'AC& awarded v" the 1fl of lbs-Year for Girls Track Clods A. Aadln is gradods of Wad TIS011 Slate UaIveu.IX and University of Contrel Florida ___ ___ 4 cool Gal 12.40 3.10 1.40 lMexlcanFrolic 9.10 510 7Manate.Brenda 7.60 0 (14) 125.11, P (4-1)514.11, 1 (6. U) $11.10 A - 3391; Hnadls 1273,312. H a mbo Today DU QUOIN, M. (UP!) Hot and humid weather and "very fad" track conditions were expected to greet a dozen 3year-old trotter, today in the 54th edition of the Ham- Soccer 124410 156.30 First lace 120415 131.333 SQuantico Way 3.10 310 2.10 131516 111 .332 IFeariom SOb 11.00 3.10 122425 141 .332 IWInning Angel 2.10 115 422 in .327 0(4-1) 31.10, T(5-4-$)Ifl.40. Time Ice, los odite, Sea town business, Saut + The field of 11 colts and one fIlly was pronounced fit and sorne driver switches were made on the eve of the "Ken. ac_n tucky Derby of Harness R i g.it The Hainhidonian will pay $300,000,a record for thestake and also a world record for a trotting event, with the wlnnqr taking home $130,000 ChIola Hanover, the top Money winner and owner of the seccr4fadad time In the field, rates as the $4 favorite at the partiiuituel 1-mile Du Quoin State Fair track, no fad said will be shooting at a lI*nsMonjan and world tlmsmark of 1:50 adabllihed in the 117$ Hambletonlan by a nd Florida Pr __ Asonof Hickory Soloke, the 11$? Hssnbo winner, Chiola Hanover will be driven by JIn*ny Alias and will leave k= the No. 7 W Highly regarded Classical Wiy,ths only filly inthsfleld,Ii I!dod at 44 with staMinate (later Bowl and drew the No. 10 pod pooftics, outed. on the ftd row. The first heat in the qaIlnafly televised race has a pod time of abUt 2:7 p.m. EDT, and two heat victories by almmaerssjrsdto win ths dhkL + ___.- NEW YORK (UP!) While most newcomers make their debut in the U.S. Open Tennis Championships in an afternoon match on some backcourt playing another virtual unknown, Andrea Jaeger, at 14 years, 3 months, the second youngest player ever to participate in this tournament laced the crowd, the lights and the third-ranked WOIflUI1 in the world, on center court. That's because she was playing Tracy Austin, the girl who held the record as the youngest in her spectacular debut two years ago. But this time, at 16, Austin was the "older woman the veteran and her experience showed - on the court and off - as she defeated Jaeger, 6-2, 62, then radiated confidence and aplomb in the interview room. "When I saw the draw last week, I was a little surprised," admitted Austin, who's usually on the other side of these experience meets youth affairs. "But I wasn 't as nervous as I thought I'd be." Jaeger, pigtailed like Austin, wasn't especially bothered by the situation either, except for the lights. "I've been playing 16-and 17 year-olds all year so these 'older women' or whatever you call them wasn't any different," said the Lincolnshire, Ill. resident. "The whole thing was staying out there and keeping the ball in play until she made mistakes she didn't make ninny. And the lights, in a normal match I might have pulled sonic hard ones out of the air but it's hard because of the lights," she added, explaining that she had only played at night once before. "It's sort of dumb to go out there thinking it's just for experience. If you don't go out there thinking you CLIII will or do good, forget it." It was obvious the loss would not be forgotten by Jaeger. So watch out, old ladies, the new kid will be back. Earlier, defending men's champion Jimmy Connors, after desperately fighting from behind In the first two sets, was handed a second-round victory when Vijay Amritraj defaulted, trailing 7-6, 7-5. In the only upsets of the day, 12th-seed Wojtek Fibak of Poland, 16th-seeded John Alexander of Australia, and Ann Klyomura, the women's 15th seed, fell. Kiyomura had to withdraw because of a wrist Injury while trailing Laura DuPont, 7-5, 54. Alexander rallied from a two-set deficit before losing to Hank Pfister, 63, 6-3, 3.6, 4-6, 6-I. - - - Be Back - •..• • • McCI endon Out - Texas (Jenkins 13-11) at Soston (Stanley 13-9), 2 p.m. Kansas City (Chamberlain . 1) at New York (Clay 14), 2 P.M. iMcCstty Oakland 19) at DetroIt (Blllungham 9.6), 2:15 - - i 92 321 211/2 p.m. • + OR ½ 2 I 13 15'/2 Friday's Results Toronto S Seattle 1, 11 inns. Boston 9, Texas 6 Minnesota 3, Baltimore 1 California 9, Cleveland • New York 1, Kansas City 3 Oakland 5, Detroit 3 Chicago 6, Milwaukee 1 Today's Games (All Times EDT) at Seattle (Honeycutt 9.9) Toronto (Hulfmann 7-15), 1 . s W L Pct. West 72 43 533 71 63 .330 69 61 .319 64 71 .114 51 75 .436 57 79 .419 1f 4 KIn City Mum Taxis . -1 4 I I I By United Press International be looking for Its first victory "' u' . • Southern California, Ok.. under new head Coach Larry • lahoma, Alabama, Texas and Beightol, the former offensive Penn State, the UP! Board of coordinator at Arkansas. Coaches' Top Five selections In The ona Wildcats, in their . . the preseason ratings, will rest year in the Pac-10, kick • this weekend as the college off their seam tonight ln anonfootball season swings Into conference game against . • action. But despite the absence ceio State. : 114 1th,.4tiwr,sometztsrtng • . .. . matchups will highlight today's .;schedule. b • Utah, which finished last -'..' season with an 8-3 mark, takes on Long Beach State in a game U It -. . • .. that is special for third-year R _-. 14, (Continued From Page 9A) head Coach Wayne Howard. i ;. • Two years ago, Howard left the score 6-0 and Greg Fry . • the head coaching position at tacked on the extra point with a -• -, Cal-State Long Beach with the kick with 2:6 remaining to Ladies on parade: front row, left to right include Colent Ward, Bonnie Haversat, Carole Gammichia, Intention of doing for Utah what play. Judi Frank, Gerri Veigle, Leslie Castle, Emma Lorraine Scalise, Jane he had done for Long Beach On the kickoff Ed Jones of Fluet, Vival Gilson, Beverly the Spencer, Fran Leason, teach them to Jane Lingle and Marie Reponen, Colleen Hufford, Freddye Walley. to Baugh; second row Includes Quain Bommeije, Therefore, a vic'tory t Brantley holds some special significance the opportunity for Anderson to for Howard and his club's run a 32-yard touchdown, The chances to be top-dog In the try for es1ra points was stopWestern Athletic Conference. ped. is "Gettirlig off to a good dart Is The Brantley offense gave the * critical for us because we play a game away on a fumble by I game (Hawaii) next Jackson on the 13-yard line. The Central Florida Ladies Inter-Club Tennis league starts the week," Howard said. "For us to In the lad minute, Apopka 1979.80 season Thursday. This little Item of news may not be of do well against Hawaii, we will took the lead and game with a any earth shaking significance to a lot of people, but to those have to have a good opener." field goal from 21 yards out by women involved with one of the over-s) teams It is a very exciting Howard's starting offensive Lester Richmond. time of the year. and defensive teams seem solid Six penalties and three tur. The Central Florida Ladles Inter-Club league is only a couple of but he Is looking to develop novers told the story In the years old but has been a very successful and very exciting some depth early In the season. Brantley vs. Charlotte quarter. competition for serious tennis players in the area. The divisions Del Rodgers and Tony Lindsay Neither team scored, which are as follows; A-B Division for Advanced players; the B' are two running backs that centered play around the 'O Division for intermediates and the B' Division for novice C' or should makn thfign ha,w.n .v. fiw. v.psI if. ---•- _-I-u-_•• UVUU1er5. the Utes. Action was highlighted by a The keenest competition is, of course, In the A-B league and There will be over 20 teams in the league and competition In other games, New Mejdco, *yard rm by Jackson to the Sanford has two team in this strong division. Bayhead Racquet prornim to be very keen. Last year's top teamsthe Winter were which along with Utah is exCharlotte 36-yard line. His Club has a strong team and a veteran one since most ofthe women Park Racket Club, Americana, ORC, Wimbelton Racket Club, pected to challenge threetime effoh was qWed by a 15-yard on this years team also played last year. Included on the Bayhead Rosemont Racket Club and Fort Gatlin Racket Clubt. Don't be: champion Brigham Young for penalty and ensuing 1fl A.B team are Bettye Reagan, Jan Johnson, Betty Rathel, Kathy surprised to find two new names on top of the list this year -; the WAC title, will open at home terception. Gray, Silvia McNulty, Bonnie Fesseil, Camille Moreland, Micky Namely, Bay Head Club and Emma Spencer. Good Luck gals. against Louisiana Tech. On the Charlotte possession, Demetree, Jean Birk and Jeanette Alexander. The Lobos, 74 a year ago, Darrell Haines and Pete Bryant The other Sanford team Is representing Emma Spencer's have more than 40 lettermen helped charge 62 yards before Racquet Club. This is the first year that the girls atEmmna'ahave back, including one of the being halted at the Brantley 19. ventured Into the A-B competition and hopes are high for a suc Several Sanford Tennis players are playing on college tennis lesgue's most promising run. yard line. cessful season. teams all over the U.S.. Jim Edmonds and Mark Renaud are, ning backs In sophomore Mike Robert Ccroilo ran a 50-yard 7U girls who are on the team thIs year are as follows; Jane playing college tennis at Freed-Hardamon College in Tennessee; Carter and versatile quarteriprint fran the Brantley 32- Fluet, Jane Lingle, Leslie Castle, Freddie Walley, Viva! Gilson, beck Brad Wright. yard line to the Charlotte 32. are Baugh, Lorraine Scalise, Rita Green, Fran Lesson, Bev David McCook will be going to Milhsaps College in Mississippi h ' January; Sandy Turner is playing her final year at Blrm1ngham, Louisiana Tech, a member of Despite his effort the quarter Reponen, Carol Gammachia, Geri Veigie, Bonnie Haversat, Southern; Scott Reagan and Sue Bolt will be playing for the Southland Conference, will remained scoreless Colleen Ward, Judy Frank, Quinn Bommeije and Colleen Hufford. Seminole Community College. no= by the LSU Board of Supervisors. And according to Paul Dietzel, who returned to LSSU a year ago as athletic director, that board dids't even want to give MCQODdOO this final year. "Charley Mac and I have been friondsaiong,longtlme," said Dietzel. "We were young assistant coaches together at Kentucky and he was my top u'Jgag when I was coach at Lsu (1501). I had been a pr.*fr,g of aiso 4at1on and I knee how me*It meed to h I'd sseiecosclj,iwho were In 1th to be prside,4 who were fired a year or two before But Will Filth Rica Am.ric.n Leig, Baylor, Push Button 5.40 3.10 2.4 0 11$; Lynn, Boa 107; Rice, 6 Demon Raker 4.00 2.,0 Sos 103; Thomas, Mil 102; S Meadow Litten 2.1 0 Singleton, Bait 101. 0 (4-4) 5.1$; P (4.4) 13.41 Stolen TiiTie2.11.2 National League Moreno, Sixth Race Pitt Si; North, SF 50; Lopes, 1 Anothr Brother 4.10 3.00 2.4 0 LA 40; Taveras, NY 37; Cibeli, 6FriscoBoy 510 3. 0 Nov and Scott, St.L n. 3Red Silk GB 34 0 American League - LeFlore, Q(l.4) 32.4 0;T(14.3)354.20.Tim I Del 64; Wilson, KC 65; Cruz, 1.43. Sea 36; WIII, Tax 32; Bonds, Seventh Race Clev 30. 5 SOng Wave 24.60 6.10 3.4 0 Pitching Victeries 1 Time Way 1.20 1.4 0 National League - Nl,kro, 7lrainorsMarge 39 0 Hou 11.1; Nlekro, All 17.17; Q(1 S)$l.00;T(S1.7)ft7ee Tim I Reuschsl, Chi 16.7; LaCoss, Cin 2.09.3. 11-5; Richard, Hou 14.12. Eighth Race American League Fiana. 2BJSDi,tth. 17.10 5.00 3.4 0 gin, Bait 19.7; John, NY 11.6; 3Arriva Hobby 1.40 3,4 Koosman, Minn 17.11; Ecker. 3B Haven Way 54 0 slay, SOS 16.1; Caldwell, Mu 14. 0(2-3)23.40; T (24.5) 533.00. Tim 5; Guidry, NY 14.7; Tone:, eci 2.0t3. 14-9; Waits, Cliv 14.11; D.Mar. Ninth Race tunel, Bait and Sorensen, mil 1 Click Hanover 1.10 3.00 2.2 11-12. 7 Middle 1 2.60 2.2 Earned Run Average 4 Clippers Pride 2.2 (based on 124 innings pitched) Q (1-7) 5.20; P (1-7) 22.20. Tim I National League LaCoss, 2.07.3. Cin 2.11; Hume, Clii 2.14; 10th Race Rogers, Mtl 2.11; Hooton, LA 6 Royal Sick Sir 9+00 5.10 5.2 2.93; Schatieder, Mti 2.9$, 2 Dixie Berry 6.20 3.6 American League Mar. 1 Rush William 2.6 shall, MImi 2.61; Guldry, NY 0(24) 47.00; T (4-2-fl 320.40. Tim 2.72; Eckersley, los and John, 2.11. NY 2.93; Caldwell, Mil 3.30. A 1673; Handle sui.iu. Strlkvjs National League Richard, Hou 241; Pliekro. All and Canton, Phil 163; Blyleven, Pitt 149; Perry, SO 134. DAYTONA BEACH American League Ryan, FRIDAY NIGHT Cal 1*4; FlWagan, BaIt 130; FirstRaceDs.;6Time31.70 Guidry, NY 153; Jenkins, Tex 3 Claregun's Viola 11.20 1.10 3. 142; Koosman, Minn 131. $ Dublin Dolly 11.60 9.1 Saves 5 Big Red Man 4.1 National League Sutter, 0(34)123.40, P (3-1) 394.20, T (: POPPA CAUTIIEN IS UNCHANGED Chi 33; Tekuive, Pitt 21; 05) 1112.20 Garber, Atl 22; Samblto, Hou Second Race E 34 Time 39.00 17; Bait, Clii 16. SAngevine 19.10 910 1.4 American League - Mar. 6$ix Penny ii.eO SA shall, Mlnn 20; Kern, Tax 21; 1 Denise Champion 4.0 3) Monge, Clev 17; Stanhouse, 0(5-4) $1.41, P (5-6) 241.40, 1 (S-d Bait and Lope:, Del 16. 1) 411.20 Third RaceC$.lt Time 3l.39 lSumma Brew 20.10 1.00 5.0 2Virbant Violet 11.20 6.2 S HP's Blaze Star 6.0 Friday 0 (24) 64.00, P (4.2) 227.10, T (4. Baseball 3)1111.10 Philadelphia - Fired Danny Fourth Mac* Cs.16Tlm,3I.$ Ozarkasmanagerandreplacedhim 6NixonFIre 7.10 4.00 3.0 11 with Dallas Green on an Interim 1 Restless Mike 1.20 3.6 11 basis. l Charging Connor 4.0 Pittsburgh Acltvated pitcher 0 ( 1-6) 16-29, P (6-1) $4.60, T (6-1 Jim Rooker from disabled list; ) 1994$ WALTON, Ky. (NEA) The president of recalled catcher Harry Saferlght, Filth Race D34 Time U.S) Steven Cauthen Enterprises doesn't sit behind pitcher Rod Scurry, shortstop Deli 7 Mr. Pix 25.40 1.40 1.4 Bern, second baseman Gary 1 Blue April 6.00 3.1 a mahogany desk on an exHargis and outfielder Dorian I Pro lowler 21 pensive cigar. Boyland from Portend and out. 0(1-7) 31.10, P (7.1) 157.20, T (7.1 fielder Alberto Lois from Buffalo of I) 226.40 the Eastern League. Also purchased Sixth Race SS-l6Time 31.2$ pitchers Rick Jones and Jim 3 Time And Again 1.40 3.00 2.1 razor He 55abina Willoughby from Portland. 4.20 3.0 4 Rockcastle Flash Toronto - Reinstated pitchers -61 Jerry Gavin and Dave Lemanczyk 0(3-5) 21.60, P (34) 43.00, T (3.3 from disabled list and recalled in. 4)172.10 spends most of his ts Dave McKay from Syracuse Seventh Race 3$ Time 31.04 of international League and Pedro 1 Alley Clash 11.20 4.20 3.14 Hernandez from Kiostton Of the 3 Saturday's News 5.10 4.14 apron and heavy work IGushing Smile Carolina League. 1.21 Cleveland Recalled catcher Bo 0(1.3) 23.60, P (1.3) 51.00, T (1-3 Diaz, Infielder Wayne Cage and ) 311.40 pitcher Sandy WIhtol from Tacoma hio'ffi Race D7.16Time 43.22 of the Pacific Coast League. l Alma Arden 1.20 1.00 3.64 Cincinnati - Recalled pitchers 1 Sexy Warren 1.00 3.0 Paul Moskau and Angel Tones and SGo$d Coast Ruth 4.0 Infielder Ron Closter from In. 0 (17) 20.10, P (7.1) 44.31, T (7.1 unchanged by the success of dlanapolls of the American 5) 317.00 He go about his chores Ninth Race C 548 Time 21.10 Association. Milwaukee - Appointed Bruce 6 EQ's Jomo Run 39.10 9.60 3.0 11 a hardworking blacksmith much as he did 7.40 7.0 Manno administrative assistant in 5 Oith$1 Steve charge of scouting and develop. 1 Every Stride 3.2 0(14)116.00, P (4•3) 59.7, 1 (4 mont. Announced recall of pitcher The elder Cauthen is solidly with Andy Replogle and Infielder Len 5-4) 2II chiseled fatures, rust colored, short clipped Sakata from Vancouver of the TenI* lilac* C3 Time N.30 3 K's Madcap 18.00 3.20 1.21 Pacific Coast League. hair and strong, hands. San Diego 1.10 3.0 Called up second lSindlntheclowns He comes by his nickname honestly. He was baseman Sam Perlouo, pitcher 4 Duke Axe 3.0 0(3.7) 20.11, P (3.7) 127.50, 7 (31 Juan Elchelb.sier, outfIelder Don born in Mule Shoe, Texas, and spent most of Reynolds and first baseman 6) 223.20 his growing-up years Eleventh Race A 5.16 Time 3131 the Texas Broderick Perkins from Hawaii of of 10.20 1.20 3. the PCL and second baseman Tim 1HP's Solo Sweetwater. CIITY Dody Flannery and outfielder Brian GGreer 1.20 4.20 Like many in the horse from Amarillo of the Texas League. 3 LR'5 Daydream 4.20 he found 0(1.4) 24.40, P (1.4) $1.11, 1 (14. Montreal Reacquired Infielder work as a youth at the local race track, serKen Machi from their AAA Denver 3111031.41 Bears farm club. Twelfth Race I3 Time $.M ving time as a stall mucker, hot walker and Sund.v+ Sept. 2 I97-11A it fl*JL* COATFIAL 2.11.2. - - BATON ROUGE, La. (UP!). No matter how hard he tries, Charles McClendon can't turn attention away from himself and focus It on what may well be his last football team. After all, this Isn't just some ragtag coach who is stepping aside because of failure. Charles McClendon, head coach at Louisiana State for iS seasons, has the eighth bed record among all active college coaches in the land and he Is president of the American Football Coaches Association. But, even with that background, McClendon is being forced out at the end of this 4- American League East W L Pct. os 11 45 .659 wauke Ii ss .596 $ 7$ 53 .593 1½ . ton York 72 59 141A Otroit 73 62 .541 15½ Cisvelnd 69 .511 191/2 Teams Open es - . ' Carew Suspended Two Days Padres Recall Six Players at 10 + As College NEW Y( )UE UPh American League batting champion Rod Carew of the California Angels was ILpcIi(Ie(I 1riday by Al, President Lee MacPhail for two gaines coiiwiencuig Friday for physical contact with wnpire Nick Breinigan during Wednesday night's game hi Detroi t. Carew humped Bremigan during a fifth inning strike call dispute and was elected from the game. Teammate Bobby (inch was also elected In the fourth Inning after Mxt. (Jones 11.7) 10-10), .. - For Bumping Ump In Beef (MartInez cnIcago (Revschel 16.7) at .Vs Angeles (Sutton 11.12). 10 4. %Vfl. Sunday's Games at Montreal 'f'hiladelphua at Atlanta )New York at Houston -Chicago at Los Angeles rC'ncinnan '-St Louis at San Diego Pittsburgh at San Fran -, IN BRIEF .422 20 + - •.. 57 7$ Diego 53 $0 39$ 23 Friday's Results Montreal I, Cinci 7, 10 inns. Phila 6, Atla 2, 6 ins., rain Houston 2, New York 0 'Los Angeles 6, Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 1 ,. St.L I, San Diego 7, 15 Inns. Today's Games (All Times EDT) Pittsburgh (Kison 97 and '$Ibby 9.3) at San Francisco Ifrontefusco 3.5 and Kneppe,- 9. 2, 4:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Seaver 13-5) at Montreal (Palmer 6-2), 7:35 '.. 4 3 6½ 71/2 61 .334 66 67 .496 12'/, 52 71 .100 23 West W L Pct. 01 17 51 .370 76 SO .567 ½ 62 72 .163 11 11i 60 74 .441 161', tlanta ,. '- - io Inc oustori os Ang in Fran LA and Clark, SF - Ga 7$ 54 .591 72 54 .571 71 60 .542 piia ew York - - Sh e's 14, Cal National League East W L Pct. ak1I Garvey, $6. Baseball Tonight As NFL launched - 90; League _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :sj- ;ii 1 ~~~ exercise boy. Cauthen attended school through the 11th grade. When drafted into the Army in 1952, he became a meterologist. After his discharge, he attended blacksmith school at Michigan State courtesy of the G.I. Bill. At that time, there were only three such schools in the country. He met Myra Bischoff, a pretty blonde whose family was also in the horse business. After a year of courting, the couple married in 1959. They lived in New Orleans for seven years before settling In Kentucky to be near Mrs. Cauthen's parents. Steve came along ironically, during Kentucky Derby Week and followed In his father's tracks. At 16, the boy was an apprentice rider. You can see where the young Jockey gets his coolness and maturity. His parents have brought him up well. Cauthen stresses "perspective" when he talks about his celebrity son and his other two offspring, 16-year-old Doug and 10-year-old Kern'. What if his first-born hadn't turned out to be a famous jockey? "Even If Steve had just been a successful race rider here, I'd be proud of him," says his father. "I feel I'm lucky because I enjoy my work," Cauthen continues. "How many people don't enjoy what they're doing every day? You just try to do the best you can and pick something you like. I know Steve is doing what he likes." The elder Cauthen's work is hard. It's not easy bending your back and holding a horse's hoof steady while you trim the frog, the bulbous portion of the underside of the hoof. After all is cleaned out with flies and huge clippers, the shoe Is nailed onto the hoof. There's no room for a bad stroke of the hammer. Every nail must be straight and true so that no blood is drawn. Horses are shod monthly, so a blacksmith's job is never done. "Sometimes my back doesn't feel too good in the morning when I got up,"Cauthen smiles, then spits a stream of brown tobacco MO. "ButIenjoymy work and shoejng is a necessary evil." The blacksmith's day. Is long. 4 I.__,- - ,-__. 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Adduhipnai pails, services extra COMPUTER DELUXE HEAVYWHEEL BALANCE DUTY SHOCKS Sale Sale $1 88 Price Price FOR I Ea. Balancing helps improve handling, tread wear Ipiston Sizes most U S cars - , -_ I • - . •._ +.. . P 1 1 0 . ,. - - ",11 --' 4'.' K mart OIL, LUBE, FILTER Sale Price 788 .'+nj ,i.jt. ''lets With K mart Air Filter lOiS - �12*—Evenina Herald, Sanford, Sunday, Fl. 979 Sept. 21 1 DI lelkiree DuallICaa IN BRIEF Wood Joins Clark, Dietz As Manager In Sanford Kenneth Wood recently joined Clark, Dietz-Engineers, Inc. as a project manager In the Sanford office A former resident of Orlando, Wood was educated in the Orange Cuwty school system, received a bachelor's degree from F.T.U. and his masters degree in environmental engineering from Purdue University Prior to joining Clark, Dietz, Wood was an industrial ., . waste conswtant with me E.I. uuron ae Nemours Company In Wilmington, Del. He is married to the former - .- B Meany Emphasizes Rights WASHINGTON (UP!) AFL-CIO President George Meany emphasized In his annual L,ator Day message today that American workers will not forget the struggles for human rights abroad as they fight and inflation at — unemployment home, mitment to fight human rights violations in other parts of the world, Meany's only mention of Ca rter was favorable, applauding the president for his human rights campaign. "American "Inflation is a national danger that can only be over- come through a national PV&IL4 Go. rn,.,.... SLIIuIVi 11 1 suppressors of human rights are communists or fascists," he said. "Both are the enemies of and uncertainty," Meany said. free-trade unionism." "As they and their unions try He said the economic self- to cope with these problems, interest of American workers they will not ignore distant u ,ii.r.tt •'IUS ,.,.n._ UIII ..'.,.1.ita 1977, after having managed a lumber company in Pennsylvania. Originally from Virginia, he and his wife, Roxanne, have two guidelines are unlawful, cut the purchasing power and standard of living for workers, and III4HUW&J The Community Chorus of Seminole Community College (SCC) wil l begin its sixth season Sept. 10, in Room G-1(of the Fine Arts Building at 7 o'clock, This organization was un ed fo d under the di Dr. Burt Perinchief In 1973. No audition required for membership in the Community Chorus. Rehearsals are held every Monday night beginning at Debra Iebal, and they have an 11-month-old son, Jason. rctor, is Small Business Tough First 5 Years o'clock. New members are encouraged to loin th e Chorus. For information call the college. SCC Cornmunjy 7 NEW YORK (UPI) Of the that makes gifts and decorative inventory merchandising. many persons. Word of mouth The small merchant must of faulty Initial assumptions. estimated 3,000 new small novelties distributed through "Most retailers understock fun- Li the retailer's mod powerful decide whether his particular "The small merchant must retailers that open their doors 10, stores, many of them damental lines and overstock promoter or disparager." situation compels him to stick define his market and dick to for the first time this year, only small. on fringe items," Helms exWasteful and dull advertising to relatively high markup on it. You can't be everything to one-third will lad five years. everybody, lithe small store. and promotion stunts come small volume or low In 26 years of watching plalned. tries competing with the next. "Don't do what everyone big volume. Whichever is most keeper That's pretty generally retailers, Helms has seen a lot "You have to agreed on by those who keep of them come and go and he ventory over three times ayear else does and don't be ex- profitable ln the dore'sparticu- supermarkets or discount tabs on retailing but there's a says that. In addition to travagant. Do be innovative in ia location and field should be stores he'll get stomped on," the to succeed and you can't do lot of disagreement about the obvious failings of bad advertisingand promotion." adopted. But many storelceep- Helms said. on fringe items. Inventory is reasons for the failure of the under capitalization location, Neglecting product displays era make the mistake of not "He should Judge his inventoand per- percent of a small merchant's majority. ry level carefully and price is sin number 5. Manufacturers sonality faults, he has o bserved total assets; he must ying low Profit items that things realistically. A customer The most common explana. ( failure of that he go to a lot trouble to provide carr is caused by seven over regularly. To do tion is that mass merchandising attractive are essential to customers. This doesn't care much about a cardinal management sins, must look on himself as a colorful and breeds annoyance and causes difference of a few pennies in Is taking over in exora bly displays. that in another 10 years, a Often retailers fail to study buying agent for the customer more than as a selling agent for places, give them dramatic the customer not to come back, the price of a bolt and nut of a quarter of all the stores will their customers and find out for the certain size if he needs it manufacturer or lighting and keep the display Helms said. have 75 percent of all retail themselves what they want. Finally, Helms said, beware badly." shelves well stocked," Helms business. "They don't just buy mer- distributor." "Despite that, small Helms said. "They Poor service is a sin. "It's an Then there is careless psichants with real entrepreneuri- buy a style of living, things that old saw that everybody has at cing. "You have to price to keep al savvy can survive," says Ben meet aspirations. You must least 200 acquaintances so one your competitors off balance Helms of Wingate, N.C. Helms recognize those aspirations." Instance of bad service will be and yet make a profit," Helms runs MaLeck Woodcraft, a firm Another sin is careless noised about to perhaps that said. — " •r M9-11B S I Ra iIrccicJing Wants Singers For Season WULiU&. Sunday, Sept, 2, Trains Of Thought $emlnole Community Chorus children. should be replaced by congressionally enacted S.... h,.....,a £I5JI jut IHMIjIJ bvenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. previously was assistant manager of the company's Ocoee outlet. Atkins joined Scotty's In Amen. Kirkland reiterated the federation's contention that Carter's voluntary wage-price vacations, they face growing unemployment and inflation, a climate of economic anxiety "We do not care whether the ll which a said. return from their summer fight." in have a part to play," he free to Kirkland called for "an equality of sacrifices" in teSPOfl3 OURSELVES Dennis W. Stults, vice president and general sales manager of Scotty's, Inc., has announced the promotion of Mel Atkins to manager of the firm's Sanford store. He throughout the world," he said. fighting inflation. "Workers have an economic compete with foreign workers self-interest In the promotion making 50 cents an hour," he and protection of human said. rights," Meany said. "Th ey can "This year, as American only prosper when they are workers and their families Meaney, 85, recovering from a series of ailments that has caused increasing speculation he may soon retire, left to his heir-apparent, Lane Kirkland, the task of mildly attacking some points of President Carter's energy and economic Promoted 'r" • :' 111 1 IL .., ., ~ t~ - Conductor's Way Of Life Retiring conductor - PHIL REESE KENNETH WOOD Stenstrom Realty Award Learn Clothing Construction Beginning Tuesday, the Home Economics Departmen t of the Personal and Public Services Division of Seminole Community College will offer a 15week full-time vocational program in Basic Clot hing Construction. The course is the first of a series of three designed to prepare a student to establish a vocation in the clothing services area. Featured units include professional clothing construction techniques, commercial and domestic machine care and operation, wardrobe maintenance. Anyone 16 years or older can enroll In this course. Classes are offered Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information call the college. advises. mer• chandise," The Consumer Research Bureau announced Stenstrom Realty was presented the 1979 Excellence Award for Customer Relations. This annual award Is given to business establishments for providing the levels of consumer satisfaction, a Bureau Spokesman said. Stenstrom Realty has merited the 1979 Award because of Its continuing efforts to attain and maintain an excellent consumer relationship, the Bureau Spokesman highest added. Mortgages - Ioc: What is REALTY TRANSFERS ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ it you haven't ur 3 a wrap. Wo utw c ....s____s..._ . -. timing. Cod of the class is $10. In terested persons may contact Midge Mycoff at t he college. Adelines Hold Flea Market ________ i°1T' The Sound of Sunshine Cha pter of Sweet Adelines, will be sponsoring a table at the Maitland Flea Market on Sept. 8, beginning at 10 a.m. Items from tenn is bails to furnit ure will be sold. Articles are needed. For further Information please call Mrs. Bonnie 10 10 ------- Ramsey, 678-0010. Learn to Prepare financing enables a borrower who is paying off an existing mortgage loan to obtain additional financing from a second lender. The new Irntl'r .... _____ - _ 322m2611 __s_•....._ Microwave Class Offered The Art of Microwave Cooking will be offered again this fall at Seminole Community College (SCC). The 15-week co se starts Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. in Room J007. St udents may register at the first class. Step by step instruction Is given in cooking preparation, microwave theory and safety, and meal organization and Michael L. Jeffrey wi .Ieen S. to -Sec 12, $3,fQ. to John Peek 1. WI Helen L, Lot 1A, Ranches Mae Mellor, Lot 5, 81k A, Eastbrook Jerry Posey & WI Martha to Mass 81k 0, L.K Kathryn Park Fifth Add,, (QCD) Henry 0. Gold, Sr., to Evening Herald SubOv Un 12, lk4L000. V. Rowe I wt Joann S., Big at pnt $17,300. Tropic BK of Sam, Lot Si,, Windward (QCD) Nancy Waters Mosley to 33.41 Pt S of Pnt of curvature of a by 3:00 p.m. call James M. Kelly a wt Penny L. to Sq., Sec. 1, Thelma S. Young, Lot 3, 81k 6, curve on the E line of 81k 3, Crystal Steve R. McMillan & *1 Oebora L. Horizon elders to Bruce E. Aitken Sandy in Circulation Canaan, $100. Lk His, $100. Chuluota, Lot 3, liii 33, Townsite Of I WI Jenny C. Lot 3, 81k C, Edna M. Boylngton to Frances Dlgna 0. Garcia to Esther Her. N Chuluota, $24,300 Columbus Harbour, $72,300. Griffin, Lot 2ff Midway, $170,000. nandez, Lots 13 & 13, 81k F. Earnhe Forsyth I WI Nellie to Donald W. Oratton a Judith A. WI, Elizabeth A. Michels to Neil 0. Sanlando Springs, Tr, 73, Sec rep, CecllF.Buettner&WICarrleE.,Lot Carol N. Rueter, Lot 30, Howell Michels I WI Sheila P., Lot 1 N 200 sisoo. 3, 81k 7, Tier 3, E.R. Traffords Map Branch Woods, $72,300. of Lot 4, A.B. Russell's Add to Fort Wilbert 0. Reynolds I. WI Lucille of Town Of Sant., $20,300. (QCD) Dorothy L. laciest to N. Reed, $300. W.P. Unsworth elders, to Georg ia Eugene Tacker, Lot 31, Sonora SUN D. to Troy F. Griffin, Jr. & WI Anton Michels a WI Lucille E. to Boboie ft., Lot 7, Ilk 0, Fern Ten., E. Marston, Lotll, Geneva Ten, 1, $100. Neil 0. Michels I WI Shells, Lot 1 1 Revision, $53,500. Amended Plat, $32000. Dawn Div to Ourray N. Golub, 130 0 ro 20 ft of Lot 4, A.B. Russe ll Add to Thomas 0. Moon, Fr., 6 Jane A., Lot 10 Dawn Est. Sec 11, $1,700. Phoenix Homes to Agustin Car. Fort Reed, (QCD) $100. mona & WI Alda, Lot 3 Whisper WI, a Clyde R. Moon lwf Peggy to Dawn Div to T.L. Dryer, Lot 11, ______________________________________ Green 6 AS. elders to G. Ronald Wood at Sabel PNT, Un 2, $103,500. King Merritt, Fr. I WI Betty B., Dawn set Sic 11, $$,700. Hernqulxt as wt Edith A., Lot 3, Iii Homecrafters elders of F Inc W½01 NW¼ of NW¼ of SW'A Sic 21, A. Sweetwater Club UN 2, 21.77.73, Homes to Joseph F. Etward 6 WI 21.31, etc $17,000. *tit LW L WVTWTT IfliWflhTIQfl LiV 7 rienning It, GO John P. Jervey If., to Cfløsn L. Oelii Sec IS, 1)47,500. G.C.R. In$erpr., Lot 1, JennIfer JsW.4.,. all V0 Caret I.., %.M 3$ sia Co CherlesH. Latinft A.mcy I. Latin V.151 SUAIL Sky Lit Stdv, 17.54 1IS, 133.000. AKA Nancy Lee Warren, Lot 1 81k Robert K. S?rachan, to Louis F. Mich ael J. Schmidt I WI Alma E. W, The Woodlands Sec 3, 14,400. Bumler, Mt. Clemens MI. Un 10, to Philip Tatich I WI Donn, Lot it, Shubert Constr. Co to Wm. H. Sheoah, Condo., $32,300. Whlsperwoodat Sabal Pnt, $103,000. Sieber & wt Linda S. Lot 27, 81k B, Thermal Energy Conserv Hone (QCD) Sam Goodfrl & wt Buena Vista Est. Sent., $27,300. Sys to Keith N. Snyder 6 WI Bonnie Louise S. to W.A. Cleveland, Jr. 6 WI Atlantic Nat. Bit Sim to George A. J., Lot 36, 81k 1, Sabal PNT Am. Faye P., E 23 it Fairview Ave., lying Brown I WI Doris A., Beg 4 ft W o mended Plot, $75,600. due Wof Parcel 7s, Sec 7,21.30,etc., lntersecticn E line of Sic 27, 13.30 James E. Kelley DBA Kelley Formerly platted as Lots 17.30, 81k etc. S acres. 1131.634. Ccnatr to Martin P. Mnr.tuv I. )$, Sanlando, Suburb Seoul., $100. Monty F. Mathias I WI Judith D. Doris F., Lot 1, Bik C, Sec 2A,NOrI. W.A. Cleveland Jr. I WI Faye P. 0 to Conwill Div Co, Lots 17•30 81k 15 Sanlando The Suburb Beaut., $10,500. Pickeft's Pad Co to Bethann Peters I Linda Mini Galloway, Lot 10, 81k 3.4, Townsite of N Chuluota, 41.. It hetp inc sell my home' Answer: This type of assumes Didn't Get Your Paper? received your Wrap-Around - - payment of the sale. . - Thomas Whigham, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Whigham of 506 Plurnosa Drive, Sanford, is on the recently announced Dean's List released by Nova University, Fort Lauderdale. (I • new, BUILDING PERMITS at on the to prepare Income axes for yourself, your friends and as a source of Income. Job Interviews available for best students. Send for I Plies. send me tree Intorniation about your tax preparation course. I understand there Is no obNgafIon. Ham. Address ___________________________ Y state Zip ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. ____ - CLIP AND MAIL TODAY PHONE 4813) 541.6664 = 1979, the Medical Staff of Seminole Memonal Hospital unanimously voted to The German-American Society of Central Florida, Inc. will hold their annual Weinfest,Se$.S, atthe clubhousel$1 Orange Lane, Cauelberry, at 9p.m. For information, call V77$4$. - NOW Sponsoring Programs affirming our position of fully supporting the change of Seminole Memorial Hospital from its present status, as a County Hospital, to that of. a non-profit institution. We feel that this will expedite The Seminole County Chapter of the National OrPIIII&IOn ;for Women (NOW) is Sponsoring $ program on recent legislation affecting women at their neat program misting Sept. 5, at the Altamonte Civic Ceder, at 7:30 p.m. Do Sept. 23, between S and 7 p.m., there will be a party ce1ebratbtg the centesmial of Margaret Singer's birthday. Margaret Sander w an early activid In the Mnmgls for reproditIve rights for women. This party will be held at Sernoran North Qubboase, on So== Boulevard, In Winter impremenb needed in the physical plant which will enable both the hospital and the medical staff to render better medical care to the citizens sa ed by this facility. v Ow Arlds. M.D. AWA CsItin, ALL II. isrrdt Ostose, M.D. S.V.Ssmy,ALL srIse Hsi'.. M.D. Js T. Iusur ALL adeftomwo M.D. ALL a1 PSatIs M.D. INam C. Naps. M.D. Js ktoV. __M.D. __ C.P.R. Soft M.D.' "$ M.D. p,*' IMrsc. M.D. Caron c., M.D. LewIs is Ismss. M.D. NbWA. Gov* ALL sususto Hums.. M.D. ~ MK M.D. cw. K. ftedat M.D. Va M.D. 1618M. ALL vry I4UNP. M.D. n Niger. ALL OUR" Ites.s'.b M. 11111111116 ALL PiukIIs Clisti. M.D. Joe •. Day.. IdwIs Itats, ALD. JsIlSSsme,.M.D. Is N Irrseg, M.D. Thinisi L. Lar,ss. M.D. J8111110 M. Msr00a, M.D. M011110118 PaiNs, M.D. M011110118 PwIups, M.D. Isbert Nsssm M.D. tassel K. Maw, M.D. Frank A. Thom... Mn Park, - Both programs are free and open to the public. The Vocational Business School at Seminole Community - College is offering a new course this fall in Machine Sho,thand. Jan. 23, 1946, from Nicholls, Ga. "He had two choices, but we had been here once before so we chose Sanford," Mrs. Meek. said. "I liked It so I just stayed with It," said Meeks, who was o,noted to condudor in 1950 and served In that capacity on both freight I'd better do It now," he explained. What are his plans for retlremsig? - "No sc wde$sM' as' clalmód Meek.. "I'm going to take one day at a time, - fishin g, traveling and and passenger trains. For the past three years he has been part of the generally doing nothing. There will be plenty to do around the house mowing the lawn, clipping Seaboard crew on the Auto. - Train. He leaves Sanford at 4 p.m. and gets off at Jacksonville, where he days over night catching the hedge and doing the next Auto-Train southbo und from Virginia to 0/sip but "buss" Auto-Train hostess Kathy Judd ... a friendly farewell. • Herald Photos by Tom N.tse. Sanford at 5:45 a.m. the next day. Arriving at the Sanford terminal around 9 a.m. he then lays over at home untIl the next day. Meeks built his home in Sanford with his own hands during summer lay off periods and it was coinpleted in 1949. "1 couldn't get a contractor to do it, so I did it myself," he said. "When I first hired on with the railroad it was seasonal. Those who lacked seniority were laid off for four or five months in the swumer. "They called it 'cutting the board'." For the first two summers he received no unemployment benetita and had to rely on his savings and odd jobs. Although the summer layoffs continued for (our or five years Meeks said on the third year he began to receive unemployment compensation. While working as a conductor on passenger trains Meeks said he met a lot of senators and movie stars over the years. He recalls meeting Arthur Treucher one morning In a t'uUznsm car. "Ile was the taMest: blp,gest man I ever saw," he said. "lie had to bend over to keep from hitting his head." There are tunes in the life of every railroad mmmii that he would rather forget and doesim 't want to talk about. "1 have been In several wreck., but I was always On the rear of the hmeimever it happened so was not injured," Meek. train When Julius i Jake) Sharpe went to work for Seaboard Air Line back in his honit, town of Savannah, Ga., 35 years ago, it caine as no surprise. He was just following in the footsteps of his father and his brothers. A nieziilcr of this railroad family, he never thought of doing anything else, it was "in his blood." What about the prospects for railroads today this Julius (Joke) in country? Sharpe st.pp.d "II they don't get some help (ruin the government, a lot of them are going to the junk yard," coin mented Sharpe. The government took over passenger service and now are cutting trains, they They are hurting people and putting them out of work. If congress doesn't appropriate funds to operate theni we won't have any passenger trains." from his Di•s•l ingino this w..k Into retirement. Friends otfach.d 1,. congratulatory banner to Sharp.'i An engineer in the AutoTrain yard in Sanford, yard engine, since January, 1974, Sharpe stepped down from his diesel engine for the last time this week and into retirement at his home in Orange City with his wife; Evelyn. Ti1 p Sharpe is a quiet man with not much to say an — engineer more used to communicating with a toot of the wistle. He began his . career as a fireman. "They : .-.. ._ . - _fl__. said. "It was not one of my better moments. I have been on board on a few acemiova when trs)ia Id). cars. 'lIds oucurs enine tunes we don't like it but there is nothing we can do about It." In spite of the cutbacks — on Amtrak service, Meeks thinks there is still a great future for railroads. "A lot more people are riding passenger trains now and freight trains handle a lot of stuff that can't be See CONDUCTOR, Page 30 He Followed In Family Footsteps Seminole Counmusilty College (5X) will offer a course designed to prepare real edits aalupsnons for the real estate froker. Ucuuas. The oour will cover the prescribed course of tudy of the Florida Rail Estate Commiaslosi. aasses will be held two nighiseacts week b.gizv'liigSept. S for 10 weeks it 101 Wymere Road, AitLlicste Springs. Salespersins may register at the collelle fro 9 LW. INstil $ Monday throvo Thaiday, ad bum Os. until 4 p.m. £i"-' week to what Engineer: If Was 'In His Blood' Real Estate Course Opens 11 ____• "I decided after working for the railroad that many years if I was ever going to get any time off to myself, Railroad .ngin..r Society Plans Weinfest Auto-Train this railroading so he and his wife moved to Sanford, I J stepped off Marine. After the war he was advised to go into moment CR direct a letter to each member of the Seminole County Board of Commissioners reemphasizing and Predadok fe and paying the $10 registration fee at the reglstar's office. For Information call the college. - . PHONE 4305) 644.1753 of Philip Meeks said. Meeks was in the furniture business before World War II when he served in the Merchant The Vocational Business School at S"inol Comsnwdty College is offering a new course this fall in Machine Shorthand. This can be an Introduction to Court Reporting or a va?uable office skill. 309 9. First Us Plien called "4.35146M DILAND—inepi. SM.11111111911110 M4146 • "especiall y on the AutoTrain. They are from all walks li the employees are just as-nice as they can be. There's never a dull and I got to visit with people from all over the country. I'm going to miss them." Machine Shorthand Slated 1 RD 1MJ fI*UIIy (WINTER PARK) -• class contact the office nearest you stat. Route iSA. DENTURE CLINICS, INC. NOW IN ORLANDO, FLA. and I'll, BLK Lake Lane, FLORENCE free information schedules today. Classes begin Sept. 10 and will be held In 4 area locations. - __ More than 501932 Fords from around the state will be on display, forming the largest collection of '32 Ford. ever assembled in Florida, at Cypress Gardens Sept. I and 2. The two-day event, free to the public, promises plenty of -coupes, sedans, street-rods and. chance to reminisce some old - "rwnble seat memories." The classic cars are being displayed in the rotunda parking area at the entrance to Cypress Gardens. A Fern Park - everything." The Meeks have a married son, Philip Jr., who has two children and '32 Fords On Display • Accurate with figures? • Like to most the public? • Want to earn extra money? Enroll in the H a Block Income Tax Course beginning soon in your area and learn Way, Bel Aire IIWs. "If I had it to do all over again," said Philip T. Meeks, Sr., who ret ired from Seaboard Coast Line Friday after 33 years of railroading, "I would go right back and do the same thing over again." Meeks, who lives at 2416 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, with his wife, Jewell, made his final run as conductor on t h e A u t o t r a I n. "Railroading has been my life and I've en joyed every bit of it. There Is som et hing new all the time," he said. "I love people in general and as a conductor, I've gotten to meet a lot of them," Meek. commented, - Whigham Makes Dean's List - existing loan and gives the The buyer executes a wrapborrower a increased loan a higher interest rate. The around mortgage to the seller, total amount of the new loan who will collect payments on Includes the existing loan as the new loan and continue to 0. The following building per. Orleans well as the additional funds make payments on the old loan. 1125,011 Morons" Homes to Ralph E. mits were issued in Seminole Value: $4,ft needed by the borrower. The The buyer should require a Bass & WI Carmen W., Lot 3,81k K County this past week: George F. Arnold, to can. borrower makes payments to protective clause in the Foxmoor UN 2. 136,310. Robert struct a swimming pool at iota J. Hester Ill to Jon N. the new lender larger document that grants him the Hall, Lot 3,81k0, Grace Properties, to reroof a Brand Columbus Harbor Wood Drive, Bel Airs loan, and the new lender makes right to make payments Subdv, $14,300. building at = Oilord Road, Hills. Value: $4,000. CMEI to Charles D. Tuller, Jr., the payments on the original directly to the original lender in Apartments, Value: Sim Tr., Charles Emerson. to construct Jr. Wirt H. the event of a potential default loan, $306 i Cook N. Stick, Lot 2', a swimming pool at 200 PunThe wrap-around mortgage is on the old loan. 81k 1, Hanover Wood Place, Value: $000. Gail Suepansick, to conatruct brook frequently used as a method of As property values apsome as above, Lot 4, Ilk 3. Frank Colors, to coestruct a a swimming pool at 115 refinancing real property or predate and interest rates MAX Same as above, Lot 17, Ilk 3 HIllcrest, Apple Valley Unit 3. fence at a W.IIamlw, Sable financing the purchase of real this technique is becoming Woods, $25,300. Point. Value: $1,400. Value $4,000. property when an existing more popular. For the PIth. Homes to Gregory L. W. J. Celebre, to build a Ebbert, Jon A. Downs, to construct a Sr., I WI Nancy N., Lot 17, mortgage cannot be prepaid or borrower. It can provide a Weklva Hills Sic s, sei,iio. swüfl5n1Il pool it 100 Spring water well at "B" Road off has a low interest rate that solution ba financing problem. ChN.PSrrYIWID.I,,R.,to Osceloa Road. Value: $400. Spring Valley wo ul d make prepayment For the lender, there is profit Robert W. Irown IWI , Farms. Value: $4,400. Markham sivase. L.T. Hazlett, incentive, since the original disadva ntageous. to repair a The Springs to Timothy L. Bob Murphy, to coiruet $ Itlaalaousedtoflnance the loan was made ala lower In- igh _ storage building 011 the swhming pool at Fared Park sale of real estate when the tered rate than the new loan, The Springo, $1L southeast corner ci School Road Court rarest Park Edits.. Heldrldi Intsrpr. to John .s. and buyer wishes to put up a the lender can make paym Pailceil I WI Lucy A.,Lot 22, Doris $4,710, minimum of Initial cash for the on the original loan at the lower N. c.o. Huftnian, to rerool a Value: Heidrlch $ubev, LK Mary, Roger II r4bsrry, to build an rate and keep the additional $2IJSO. home on Kingsley Ave., W dition ad 01 interest collected from the Lib. Ilders to Ellswsffi' Q. Place. residence at 103 Woodside 0atlimor,1WI Sh ln$eyp., Loft 36I borrower. Thus, while the No $IfflIIdO Bred Graham, edrua Road, Forest Brook. Value: dated rate on a wrap-around ANyle , $25,155 swliiiinlng pool on Swietwater mortgage is usually lower than Golllmore Homes to Cahill Qub Boulevard, Sweetwater $7000' that of a second moi4.gage,the sir.. Lii 10 Alk C. Spring Vallsy 1st, Qub. Value: $11,000. actual, or effective, rate that 13S1*. Co. to GIOf5S Qildian, to con the lender receives Is higher. Corp. Lii 11, Ilk s Iwsotweter Oats dnsct a swinuning pool at 2100 On August 14, • - • lives in Tallahassee, and they hope to be able to visit t hem. Things have changed drastically since Meeks went to work for Atlantic Coast Line in 1946 as a trainman. At that time he received $7.10 for an eight hour day. "We get considerably more than that an hour now," he said. "We've gone from steam en gines coal fired to deisel. They didn't pull many cars back then, but now they pull quite a few. When I came to Sanford in 1946 there were several hundred railroad employees here and now they are down to only a few. Th e dispatching office was here then and now ibis in Tampa," Meeks - i. •..... - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer - - used to work us like horses. The government allowed us to work a 16-hour day. We worked long hours and long trips. Now we work a 12 hour day," Sharpe said. "There's been a lol of changes from steam to diesel, bigger rails, more speed and more horsepower," he added. — In 1942, Sharpe was promoted to engineer on the Seaboard Coast Line main line. Sharpe said Savannah was a big place and he got tired of big city living so he moved to Orange City and went to work for Auto- Train in Sanford. "The good feature about this job here Is you get to sleep in your own bed at night," commented Sharpe, who has had his share of living out of a suitcase. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe have a son, try and two grandchildren In Douglas, Ga. Now that his engineering days are over, Sharpe is looking forward to doing "a little bit of fishing, traveling and working In his vegetable garden." Any exciting moments during his career?" You mean crossing accidents," Sharpe replied, "there's nothing unusual about them— they happen every day. "—JANE CASSE1, BERRY • '• a . 4 �211--Evening Hraid, Sanford, Fl. Sundiy, Sip?. 2, 1fl : :;. . :' .: Venture Has Smooth Sailing ______________________________________________________________________________ •: :F, Workers Test Products At Party "T . / t: •. . . . I In And Around Sanford ._;••• . z .: .. •. . . - • te ' -. -- ; Victoria Yachts, Inc threw a party for its employees77 recently, celebrating the completion of the 300th sailboat . .-... built by the local firm. tI . / • I • . . . "The employees have worked hard and we're trying to show -. •.• our appreciation," said Ed - I .-- Crultt, one of the company's founders. . - .- .-w-. . •. . Vacationers Return dilailoliti toll Rose and Bill Fassbaugh, have returned from a trip to their former hometown, Pittsburgh, Pa. Due to the gasoline crisis, the trip was nearly called off, but they decided to take a chance and started out early Saturday ' Gas % MARSHA WAIT Longwood Correspondent 8344780 . with all their family, and also the cooler weather for a couple of weeks, but said it was good to be back in Florida he John, was happy to have her back, too. Catherine Id h worried needlessly, because they didn't have any trouble getting gas an the way up and back. There were no lines at any of the gas Stations, even in Pittsburgh where odd and even system. "If you were from out-oft town, you would get an the gas you wanted, Cotherinile ointd. . wmie in rausourgn, Catherine, Rose and Bill dayed with another sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Knoblock. They also visited their niece, Shirley Martin, and her chthh'en, Michael and Patty. They enloved - visiting Woes an IWO.A. IrSestjv,Lrii.4 from a four-month vacation to Hicksville, L.I., New York, where she stayed with her daughter, Mildred, and her husband, Andrew Otto. Longwood daughter, Jewel, was very pleased to have her mother home. Ewnond and Dorothy Nicholson are home after spending the sununer in Saugase, Mass., where they visited family and friends. on July 19, Doroth's Lengwood resident, Helen Pendry, passed away. Effective Wednesday, Sept 5, VFW Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary service officer, Jim Bass, wW hold office hours from I to 5 p.m. Jirnia available toanv veteran, or who may have questions :ir.• verning their benefits. The Pot is hCILd on one mu. fnlorth of On Sept. 4, District 18 auxiliary president, Nina Crouse, will make her official visit to South Seminole VFW Pod 8207 Ladles Auxiliary. All members are en couraged to attend, in uniform, If possible. Ther will be bingo 11..i.... n... ali, run -. ww &my 01. _. Congratulations to Ethel Schuette, who .,rwill - on ..a JIJ P RIGHT IN... youl WitlntheClouVledl - Whether youre looking to buy . you have m.rchaiidlso to trade Or. service to offir..ML.r•'s one ploce wh.re your. siar• - • to got the results you w.nt. Th. Evening Hir&d CIassill.dl Jump right in and chock out * the Classified Ads todoyh - - • 1. - - Uli "WO 322 -- S1 jc . an. - - + The - _: +. -— - ng * . - - 300 N. French Avinu * Se.M.k — - C.i,a0s O Id . Sanford, Fl.. Dy . ,• •• • .5. I ., . •.. CAROLyN JIMET'rE ROBINSON Workers are fibergiassing the floor section of a sailboat. The hull mold is at the left. g:11fr Engagements •4 Robinson- . Mr. and Mrs. James L. Robinson of Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Jimette, to David Fredrick Cook. The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1977 graduate of the University of Florida. She Is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority and was a member of the Order of Omega. She is employed by the Casselberry Police Dept. Her fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook of Sanford. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, also of Sanford. The future bridegroom is a 1969 graduate of Seminole High School and attended Seminole Community College. lie is currently employed by the SCL Railroad. The wedding Is planned for Oct. 6. After a wedding trip to Jamaica, the couple will live in Sanford. . -• -r --- .; k • 4 - • . •. •- .:,... sail in her mainsail and working jib and an optional l5o per cent genoa is available to =• light air per. -. J ' . Bishop. Brooks '- '•- •:' factor foe the ease with which It can be trallered. According to the Company's brochure, it can be towed easily by a VW Bug. And, as 1,. us said, "It'sa a nice looking little sailboat." Chain plates are added to hull and flooring. ou A Could wer o Move usy is o a DEAR ABBY: Some time ago you ran a letter from busybody who was frustrated because she couldn't figure out what her new neighbors were She clalned they were ruining the neighborhood. You put her in her place with a three-word answer that wiped meant Resse mg it up and ran it again. This country could use A good laugh right now. Thanks. CHARLIE Conductor y Continued From Page lB like going on a fishing expedition, and I would be better off leaving them In. Abby, I've had these needles In my back for two and a half Years, and I'd like to get them out. They are playing havoc with my system. NEEDLED IN SAN FRAN- up to. .. handled by track and we have the piggy-back as well," he saldP If I were advising a young man I would tell him to go to work for the railroad." UP IN ARMS CISCO DEAR UP: You could move. DEAR NEEDLED: Get DEAR ABBY: We are having another eplaie& And a third if disagreement at our house necessary. But stick with DEAR CHARLIE: Is this It' and you are elected to settle It. qualified, conventional, DEAR AIIBY: Abed f1r One of our family feels that medical doctors — unless you Months age, the biSN IC$'OU when walking our puppy we don't mind being stuck again. the should get dressed and not go and iii" — no Wt DEAR ABBY: Bravo to the IhIught. out in our night clothes. The 'l SUNKEN TREASURES We Later Iesrand it was U puppy isn't house-trained yet IN NORTHRIDGE ofdormaiabsutaidayg and has togo out often. for learning Ieusw SheI* U• The person who I1thkS the to laugh at their "Great This was a respectable dogwalker should be fully aslibsrhs.d before d" "' We here In Seattle are condressed never walks the dog, so e.uple" meved Is. They have I don't see why he has any say sidering starting our own 11 M1t5 of age4iikisg In the matter. "Bosomleas Buddies" chapter. csmpsay Mea who liskNke We live fit the suburbs where We have Warned tobegrateful whP 1klike hardy anyone walks by who for what we have, and to quit - I1, Micks,WbMI, Indiana. would really care llhe sees sl2. worrying about what we don't -YeStsrdoy1evsuawtw..s yeaç.old girl in her bathrobe. have. githen! DECENTINHERBATHROBE Underdeveloped women of They $ SI1II( ---: DEAR DECENT: ___ the world, unite! Be proud. And iiit 1d bIsIfl Sr I e"ue for Iads.rs.8efterslIp. remember, "Flat Is The,. are motorcycles, u tidier dukes whes Beautiful!" piahi spurto cars s.d eves wag the dog. MICHELLEINSEATrLE hkm DEAR ABBY: I caush the lava. They t a cold hAD L' . r uasn fl'-'-'.;IJz5 elk aides dim no yes ca.I m In my back, but Instead of going Aftlemigh yes pr.heiy ih.Cs $Sl on to him, , ysWfe - hut they to my regular acupuncturist, . mstheqWgusd,orwhy who isll noted lecturer and &vkg* way ad he ked for thessersey? author, I went to another womiWie Ilk WsflhIid the p*,dSpir$P aflCtUrIdWhO stuck 4Ogold neediesinmybsck. moutapi tki Mind H yen nod help is wrideg Then I went beck to my letters Waded Is Pawl of sympathy, 411111""" 711" mM mim the u.Igbheu were regular iciçtuicturig who told cesgestuatlsu or me I should -get a lawyer and letters, get Abby's booklet i,.m sw the nun wW Put 40 needles "M" Is Wr* 111sellen for an 11111111ft an mm d& Abby. Ibm weiWes _ nij every rule of auçtmdure. stamped (8$ caSts) , sell. Nav- eu*, apenve Ike - Then I went to Kaiser adE.s.ed .avelq. Is Abby: I1iISre-espectaMs said trying to 125 Lusky Dr., Beverly HL, N•wspsr* - - — - -- --- — -. --• • -- .. - - --- — - -.— -- -- . —.. —. - -- - — -- . - - . -- — .— — 1118 Laurel Ave Tht- . t - -- - - We're DRUMMING UP < BUSINESS FOR YOU - On the -: BUSINESS REVIEW + pages in the Evening Herald and Hendid Advert iser Your advertisement will be read In thousands of homes in Seminole County. CALL 322.2611 to reserve your space. - STEREO ALBUMS AND 8-TRACK & DR. HOOK Pleasure & Pain j CASSETTE TAPES ONE DA'( ONLY MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3 A Night at Studio 54. Casablancaj Dr. Hook - Capitol UTLE RIVER BAND - First Under The Wire Nell Young - War,,., Bros. il.'- - A8B Soutliside Johnny II Ill j; • Y Ar i sta 1 LOWBUDGET Mercury - I iVl 111K 1111 11111k Dianne War wick IbUIeZ-Y — Aithu, I iedler PEACHES & HERB 2 HOT! liestufts Stiike You: Grooe Thing. Reunited. 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MCA 2* SlIm Ave. 323.1* . —. • --- —. — - - I -• - - • - W SJLfl ____ .. - so"" DIRECTORS: MIIIAM WRIGHT AND VALIIII WILD JWW --. . 1TIIII* 0.- — ---------- Bridal gaineS were plo s-ed.. ref resurnen s ere •ex vc(t...an(l Bonn' rrccRed lots of nice g1I fi :'ffl the 5 guests invite to th' pre-nupti.:! party. : Our Entire S tock 50 0 Of f OUR TEACHERS _ .- — Srnth, ho will attend as maid of honor when she becomes the bride o f David Rurjhins this weekend. No OR no . She Can Never Tell Where Her Influence Stops. ,• — Sunday, Sept. 2, 179-3B shower h05.tess was Lynne Bonnie Ruth Wiebuldt dancing and television engagement there for several months. 'The theatre is so elegant and beautiful," Dora Lee said. "Oh, to have it theatre like that here and the people to support it. There is no parking anywhere near the theatre, which is on a very narrow street, but they have a full house every night." Dora Lee said she found the markets and pyramids "fascinating" and would love to return. She mentioned attending Martha Yancey says she is a concerned citizen and we believe her. She and her husband, Ned, attend many governmental board meetings in the interest of the community. Martha said our elected officials are there to represent the people In this area, and 011 Awards was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Dora Lee Russell returned from Mexico this week where she visited with her daughter, Debbie, in Mexico City. Disco dancers Debbie and her partner, Don Mirault, who swept the country in dancing contests and earned themselves a wad of cash, have had a which was a "real big surprise," Diane said. Joining Diane and Bill were Liz and Greg Ganas, Sue and Larry Monti, Gail and Doug Bishop and Kathy and Mike Shivers, — ETERNITY-•• i -I - "I believe the railroads will be right here for a long time to come. In years to come I want to be still able to look out and an a train and not have to point to the track and say 'There's where I used to work." Bettye admitted it was so exciting seeing someone In Toyko from her alma maw that dw forgot to gut the name. euye asia, 66Singapore is a lovely, lovely place, but Hong Kong was my favorite. I would go back there again." She added, "There is no breathing room, no personal room. It is so crowded. Inflation is terrible. Coffee Is $15 a pound and beef ls$40a Pound. Real estate Is out of sight." Being associated with law enforcement, Betty. said she was Impressed with the "stringent laws." She added "In Singapore, citizens are fined $500 for not voting." Laughing, Bettye said, "No hippies are allowed in Janan. shoulder.. - -r Men with shoulder -- at the same theatre, which was televised live to Latin American countries, ivticn the best male and female vocalists were selected. was so excItml,", sh:' said. the "we should be heard." Anyone interested in forming a concerned citizens committee in the community may call Martha. Incidentally, she is the 1979.80 chairman of the Public Affairs Department of the Woman's Club of Sanford. Diane Crapps is expecting her second child "about any minute." Her husband, Bill, asked her to go with him to check out something at the family home on the Wekiva River. Bill promised they would get dinner later. Surprise! Surprise! Bill had arranged a baby shower and cookout for her Although Lu Harriett had a bad experience, she really covered Europe in 30 days and in spite of it all, enjoyed her trip "very very much," she said. While Lu was buying lunch in Italy, her billfold was lifted by a pickpocket in just a few brief seconds. Lu said she was slow about zipping the handbag compartment containing her billfold. "It was so crowded you could hardly move," she said. Her billfold contained her passport, international credit cards, about a hundred one dollar bills and travel checks. "It's \9 I' - length hair are not admitted to the country." Talking about the laws against drugs in Japan, Bettye said possession of 14 grams of heroin was an "automatic hanging." She said the people were very gracious in every country they visited during the 18-day trip. A TEA saw - — easier to use credit cards and one dollar bills," she said. She had to go to the Amerian Embassy to get a new passport, faced other inconveniences, but is now home laughing about the matter. Zip up, Ladies. degree. Mr. and Mrs. G.D. Bishop Jr., 1918 Hibiscus Court, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Isabel, to David Topping Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks of Sanford. Born In Sanford, the brideelect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Gordon of Sanford, and the late Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bishop of Sanford. Miss Bishop is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1978 graduate of Valencia Community College, Orlando. She is employed as a dental hygienist. Her fiance, who was born In Dallas, Texas, is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. French of Quincy, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brooks of Bowling Green. He Is a 1971 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1975 graduate of Furman University, Greenville, S.C. He is employed by Auto-Train Inc. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 8, at 4:30 p.m., at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. -. Anoilibm, Cook . . .. — DAVID FREDRICK COOK Herald Photos by Tom Helsel .mo. - - . .. •; • _ • ••• . -- — - £.aIJ— CNNØjfZ1, _vwu . .. -- SR or looking to s.Il,..wh.th.r - . .. Sold orgy through dealers, Factory employees sail the boats they have made at' a party celebrating the now numbering completion of the 300th boat, the U.S., the sturdy little boat which can sleep two Is being favorably received by Wors In And Around Longwood everywhere. With 550 pounds of ballast in Its keel ltjs stable and yet fast and a fun boat to sail. Wi f thout :• - ..... At the end of the first year Production had increased to 2 and one half boats per week with the addition of several employees. But by April of 1978 the firm was In need of larger quarters and moved across the St. Johns to their present location on Benson Junction Rd. In DeBary. With 25 employees they are now turning out five boats per week. - . - G. William McVay, Ed Crultt, Billy Sissom and Bob Lgan pooled funds to form the corporation and used plans developed by McVay. Cruitt and Steve*Ewing worked for three months building the first Victoria Eighteen, an 18 foot fiberglass sloop. -. . •• . . The firm started building its first sailboat In January 1977 in cramped quarters at Second and Oak In downtown Sanford. • L, . "c's . :, :- .- . r7 The employees and their families spent the day at the marina in Sanford munching hamburgers, drinking beer and sailing the boats they had made I : Again, it's a small world. Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. (Bettye) Smith and their son, Carey, are home from a wonderful trip to the Orient. Another son, U. Robert Smith, an attorney with the U.S. Marine Corps stationed at Okinawa, joined his folks in a bit of sightseeing In Tokyo. Bettye said that her son was "shipped to Okinawa from the west coast," and during troop maneuvers while in a helicopter, another Marine learned he was from Florida. "What part?" U. Smith was asked. "You probably never heard of it," the Ileutanant said, "It's a small town Sanford." But the Marine had heard of Sanford He was Charlie Williams from Sanford. Bettye said while in Tokyo, the family met another couple from Florida, Marion and Jim Renaud. Jim lived in Sanford in earlier years and went to school here. Among the persons he mentioned knowing was Douglas Stenstrom. Later, on a Tokyo street with people "backed up wail to wall," the Smith family thought they saw a T shirt bearing FTU Initials. Sure enough, It was a T shirt representing the then Florida Technological University where the teacher had received a - Small World, After All It IS A By TOM NETSEL Herald SWt Writer Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Aaar- - J 9r rill's 77W SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and State St. Opsn Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M,- P.M., Open Sunday 12:305:30 PM. =orWINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 1792 and Lu. Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.3:30 P.M. - I �LI kny, Sort.2,im COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ........................ Y. Adventist d .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Tur unrir nr nhir I HL nurE uun A __ 11ago day ____ . oveoni MM, w.*i.Y f Pv tr&M -~ church School 9:31 a 11 a.m. I :•: . ooo o ..~. 0 0000 i F1 I 1 lPlA&Il W•R••• AI"\. 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Me"Angto- 16.0 CNnsDTrafluss sNips wsn.ap 11:010.m. I , p.m. In mills and factories across the country, they never stop working. By night as well as by day, the wheels of commerce grind out the goods we need as a nation. 7:11p.m. Church 1T IS AYINUU . .. n OUR" . Of '.M. Cfls TussS,y .WsdessdeyIlM,Class ____ uvssussaPAiM sscrçsus____ TV"TNsIs The Life" dhy.EIM.rA.ReysIt.r Pasts' Sunday ScttNI 9:118.m. flensdsy Ivsitlm, ilMilludy 11:11a.m. I Dejiveiss ovilaisiovia) John . Of afliGrad, Nsnun ONACIUNITUD OF 000 on w. note livid CNUNCN IS= Peft _____ WiV.IIK.Wi ;:2 "TRUR CHURCH OP GQO' 1:11p.m. .- 7:11p.m. 1:35a.m. -. (7) . .- 'p.,,' 1:318a.14. Bible Study Scheduled - ••••_ . Monda II Corinth?ns 1:1-24' + cf, + (cf, + — - - Tuesday II Corinthians 6:1-18 Wednesday II Corinthians Thursday Friday Saturday II Timothy Ezekiel Ezekiel 4:1.8 12:17-28 371-14 8:1-24 __________ Pelts' MIraIpsWinMp S:11&Ile.a. 1551 _______ . WINTSI SPRINGS PRI$IYTIRIAIS_CISAPIL MsstSuustflk.deyA$v,stsmcs,sraS _____ 111p.m. - - I d I Cal... lI:11s.m- - -•---. ____ 4100.0. 111r' . I ATLANTICNATIONALIANK liaised, Pin. Howard W and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200 W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. L . CELERY CITY : . THEMcKIBBINAGENCY Insurance .1''. i.''!! . L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida ., t" WILSON. F ICHELBE ROE R MORTUARY Etlnicc?i Wilson and Staff . . HARRELLI BEVERLY TRANSMISSION Mel Dsklo and Employu David Beverly and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes . 'F ?r 11115KO G,LASS IML. KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 11111 IOOKCINTIR Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff and Employes a. .. I ___ 26 Oft VOONNO GooM Chowc!14 Ovelftif Ine, OwS Lommissill i, . '.' I LMNANY a" - aft, . I ; . --- __ I . . . " L il. I I . .. DIRECTORY . . - . F5,t ist caerca. rn* w. II. CIlrcl sO Christ. W. U* It. 'Noromwe cawch 44 Christ. PW "Oves or, madiad o n. e"as"Como. So$ W. 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He was a mechanic for He and iii wife, Carolyn, Caterpillar for 13 years and have three - Jeffrey from January IVTh to August David, who is married and In 1977, the Mangolda wer, house college In Richmond, lad., parents at the Indiana Susan, 1$, a graduate of Altamonte Christian School Children's Christian Home. ft now attending Central Florida wu while there that he decided Bible CoUge &W 0wing,13, a to study for the ministry. . stayed the is. 'a afraid prev*lerayfaaiy,H.waa cod d bft ad my sailess beft as dwff ANSWER: There 4 a fear in _: ft xio In WWW Wwation,w%Wft, *Onsas &W W"that I m ft d& and W" ft 1A = ftn*A 1111MM 9ft 41 the spirit, slal, Exhibits. And there was a Id dI The C&tb9lic Ir y wft yo ftm my m a. idtw elizatim, healing and wkneeft abodthe Hdy WII Migglonsry Allineg bag I a c ii ad frQ6 Gots Word. I provkIsd mr 0 bookWU (by ftimbil L ftcw*m aW.mw were was a* wb Mixed feelfte 01 mm Um N n*ft ft= b* pim p0*02ft Is ft VKW dn =*Acts& of abS Wit of LIIPOId. 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Femily lIdny 'Ihe nht bIN, Meek it the family owns and operates Mangold lsa junior at Central The King's Kitchen, a deli and Florida Bible College In sandwich shop In Longwood. ... _ WifS TSny Nicosis of usrry, chei's alaidry Is . this m Im"n Am All ww ft VOW IN" Wb dt"M A "WWI NON I typifies (Rem. US$1); "U Is $iJ ...•. M Us"11911114L fee the vismilly .ial 11 a Remember: God Is yoW' live holy iives and spresti His fee forthuir fenilhn and their serious about their corn'nlddls.ged person who, for "Good News," they will be Children In the a** of what's Soure.. Fee comes when we Fevr nmbgrs Of St. m1tiiwiiit and have church the first time, bad been readft o,A 10 ps*@ Of all hqpWq in our Society. IN* who our Sovime be On membership good standing. aptiued by the Spirit ages, those who have strayed . thin. a an answer fur we lose our .inas of trsut I Cmndobnmw ' jects st included (relesa.ol thsHolySpIrft)con thsflemnowlandandforthe Gad. p 1 , comes 4r - UN&I to tm ::= I" " y lead rw " Sodift bm mm aa d@W lito Thi .'....... . a he $ I— illas Uwli. INS lustS Ave. . , ___ For Visually. Handko . psiefly ..),,,.* small group would gather &W Then WEN MOM11111ts AM grow in the elf"na I 11 share feelings and pray times of pain and ssthring for ,,ty fisling about the higil Cod of on God for help And God my j w will IA togather. those who wane troubled. Many fanned evangelIsts" be doing? living- I feel this fur In the Source always mat my needai Iris w vusiVl id 1W Although the institute Is said they "found relief; a As they respond to the call j majority of latters I receive. s...and He did the aim. for DSWI9 senevaigellmn ID Cathollcsponsored and con- freedom from years of tiur- awist to teu Ifs ni t You are like many others who them. gr o Print Scriptures : . .9 $ _,•, H igh Costs Bring Anxiety. ByMAUHAWAIT .. ,1: _________ L__ ____ ___a '--t-' cawast __ . . cs Hold Ins i u e cathol'l' Amalm WA "I . ____ In L 010110 11.86 Avg. mag - run 1. - L1111 P__ . ,: - ____ ss. ui-u-c .i __ IIIfl$S*S*Ns'sla. Wii.0$Jsssspaps ,. .I NI,55 Chera llIl1 *h*1NULI*,MUUIVilI 1113* TWIS of me balorm M1 I le d Ave. 511*. Lam Nov Do ~. i;., , I . $ul 1111 Pow IL S*SC15'*. $55 CSMN- --mill tl!. Cm" of 7CHl. ,,luNsW1IolS PIM u&n.-tsmaitu'ui.** $sm" . k, . AN Few Cho", CMP $8MMSil6 W"& POok 89 cwwm capssi U.S. sey ~ANS&U*BoisaWCbwtk@.IMBwv&w.l Ad"Will" .. W a' Pula $141.0 _ - No. "". SSL I PWd6 nNVONTROSele SM ,%,. I :, OTHER ou __ )IMas7*'f5a.55005 . lmiwd SM ftV . MOWA" Ck"k OV" so ntas, 3111 M,sssr,a Ave. hanford UiCl,*flurSrti SCaurcIk , I polls UN Calls iniste '' r C ____ •: . fSeawvse " Sife m 814"MW NAMON Cherelk. ~ 114v6 "'fro overell of ftd~. "a BINIPSON Avg.. 1 1 -- S$a.LaSssCe*sl . . PWIS membedilit Chough at evil& clowch d a" Is C1111`1611. O#Wft "o*i-mr-y . :: he,, .kyrscketed way theyarslw.s'tbs able Is I 1A, will of thin Ordw of St. most Sep. 11 at 7:0 p.m. at Christ EpIscogial Church,1U W. March OL, Logwood and the to* will be Pt ..d... , Dam at Chrid ZOsmd Chweb Rev. 1411111s Cam will be pinc*o Spam, I. ft .. :. : Up" at ... First (bristlan Quwth of freshman at Lyman High Sanford has called Charles School. David Mangold of 1500 Nor th Originally from New StT51t I4mgwoOd, as pastor, Palestine, lad., Mangold moved and he will auwne his duties to Longwood two years ago and ______ . at. . . ba.. I. Proobrun" 4AWgIL . W"M"FAW . 5_ a___ of the Task Force Geo on •5s_ __I heidi of of the _l ,$_ taIftS 1V and sing mu, act and .zcon is now a . .,; " NINiA s.CSWCL CilSipN .rv . eem chiolk HWY. 11. a Aw ca " . . C*W Unified MIO60O CkYM Timber Dr. Svolso gswn O"Wif - - MiNilP NWO%WW CWArdk. W "Woofts ". ft" .I I. Vo cvpm 6111; . NWMP I111111 *a AW. sae.weur. . " .'.. . - - . St. 6ft0on L~84 Chwels, 4N iva Wooso 14. LOOggleed UNT"ODIST '. Church of Christ, Geneva ' and Emnlo"p. St. LuRes Luffliran Clench. at. 415 $lavl .. . .- - A aP.^ ..".-__ RE I'll .,T A AKA A CHU RCH EIVIUIWL asmik"T W on ! ' _ rrison r.iiniury I'll - .. .I " rst Mangold As i F our own decisions as to what another's caring human being. needuare?Ulcanmedthem? Lovemeansafflninatlon, not How con I meet them? UflICWf•d possession. Love gives the lo parson could comaistedly give freedom to be one's self, on-, no essentiai giti of ve unconditional love - only courages the bed self-enables Jesus, the Christ. love must empower you to love ce But am for us love is yourself. WE should judge our Love s4A to other people. the k everywhere I tern fouver.Idondrejectmychild success in loving not by those become your whole life." ______ Is ps.linej Hollimm will be conducting tent meding dalily hm Sept 2 1$ at itii streat mu imire Avenue In Sanford. Bibl, studi, will be held at now and an open form and mirale and baft service at $ pm. , . The Vatican, in turn, nder the signature of John II, has responded with new norms for Catholic universities which stress that in teaching theology "fidelity to the magesterium (teaching authority) of the church is always to be emphaslied" and "hypothetical or personal opinions are to be modestly presented as such." In the case of the of the sexuality study, while the Vatican Invited the authors to correct their alleged errors, the Invitation was presented as a formal demand and there were no indications those involved In writing the book plumed any formal response. Nor have there been any Indications as yet that their academic positions, some at schools covered by the new norms, were threatened by their dissent from official teaching. The panel noted the "tradi- preparing "to enter positions otherwise." On matters of drug and tional Lutheran allowance of which are reputed to offer alcohol use - a growing con- the temperate use of alcohol" limited fiscal returns." cern in a number of church but also noted that alcohol Is the Officials stressed the paper groups - the LCA study said most widely abused drug in the was not intended to be "IelaUve" In character but the seminary and Its members ,country. The panel also noted the as a basis for discussion in the are to comply with the civil laws regarding legality and financial pressures on seminary communities. illegality of the use and sale of seminarians "who often come drugs, to the seminary with depleted "There are no assumptions It said even where there has resources and encumbered by that the sem1arles will come been no police intervention, debts related to undergraduate out at the same place," said the, Rev. Raymond Boat, a panel possession, use or sale of illegal education." drugs such as marijuana "are "In addition," the panel member who Is president of the grounds for inititulonal noted, in preparing themselves Lutheran Theological Seminary for the pastorate, they are In Philadelphia. disciplinary action." limited by the throb of needs Restoration Apostolic Ministry (RAM), m114r, Ed £ DIKLES GULP SERVICE Jes St'VIces Plann.d STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff I . other? In us weseeGod loving us In thiaway,"not thatwe loved uw, * that He loved " s cotio,ai iov, is an even though that child may Ideai goal - t fully We cause me grief or pain. ___ J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford PRINTINGCO., INC. . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Noticp And Directory Page Possible The paper stressed that "a person's sexual orientation, whether heterosexual or homosexual, Is neither cause for nor against acceptance into or continuance in the ministry of this church. Rather, what the person does with his or her sexuality is the key factor in this area." But It stressed that the "biblical witness and the church's understanding of the the enduring will of God" is that sexual intercourse is to be "in the context of the covenant of heterosexual maage." "Put plainly, until persons enter the covenant of faithfulness, they are to remain celibate," the paper said, uiding that "the ctturd .zpects its mem bers to live accordingly even If individual desires or social practices indicate who admire us for our accomplishmenta, but by the number of those who attribute their wholeness to our loving them, by the number of those who have seen their beauty In our eyes, and heard their goodness acknowledged In the warmth of our voices. We are mirrors one to anot her. No one can know his own beauty or perceive a sense of his own worth until reflected back to him In a sustaining response from the ____ •' - continue to love another without 5f4 tnj Fran Canton will be the speaker at a general meeting of the United Methodist Women Wednesday at a.m. at Community UnIted Methodist (birch of __________________________ I both seminary faculty and students to a disciplined devotional life, celibacy except within heterosexual marriage, obedience to civil law with regard to drug and alcohol use and the responsible use of money. Homosexuality was one of the major concerns of the paper "not because there were feelings that we had rampant homosexuality or immorality," said Dr. Walter H. Wagner, the denomination's director of theological education, but because the Issue has been raised in other denominations. "We wanted to open up the matter for discussion on our campuses before we were confrThd with itwInC diifIcul Ues" he sa id. "We're looking at the issue before it comes." By DL VIRGIL L BRYANT, JR. First Presbvt.i4anChmh Can we expect one person to Fran Canton To Speak mMsssR..i, ___ • heretic - inc winds of democratic reform that swept through the church following the Second Vatican Council seems to have created a particularly acute crisis. When Pope Paul VI Issued his anti-birth control encyclical in 1968, the crisis became confrontatlonin the United States when a number of priests and theolo5i*ns openlY counselled defiance of the birth control ban. While the headlines have diminished the dispute contlnuei. As recently as 1V76, moderate theologian Avery Dulles, in his Catholic Theological Society of America presidential address stressed that "we (theologians) shall insist on the right where we think it important for the good of the church to urge positions at variance with those that are presently official." i ne I I _____ thr + cçj + (t17) +I rcb, + + (th, I cth, + I (th) - U . PIllS1111155 or _• ._, _ ... Looking In Love's Mirror A non-denominational Bible Study Fellowship to be taught by Bonny Sellers of Orlando will be held beginning ate:loa.m., Sept. 11 with an introductory class in the sanctuary of Cornmunity United Methodist Church on Highway 17-s, Caseelberry. The Muds will be held from 9:10 to 11: a.m. each Tuesday at the church and Is open to the pubik-Those who wish to attend must be at Introductory ' will be a training program for children 2-6 years, bist no nor, aery for children under two. ____ Amv,.can 134'e S005 Sunday -ftI Corinthians 16:1-24 11:41 8.m. ___ ____ ZfliilLaniIa$e Mee"I" Worship 11:160.m. Sunday School 4$Lm. flNs.m. Wet Ciisdti Eve. WW$II5PIIt$Sfd Suit r.u.y ,.i*m UURCN Wednesday Morning ayer Cu. & Upoeld Rt SIll Pillar FIRST UNITID sisd.vscssl 5:55a.m. MIThOOISTCNURCN W.rlp1srcu WNa.m 415 Pink Avi PvSsldSd POW . . kN'$1flI Fiwwls Pails' IeudaySa.lt 5:11a.m. TIli$de, NiIOt$sryfls ' PR ESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur A".. Lake Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens ,Miu4st.r •.. Athsrtit,r.a S,,qws, St,,..j..,,. . V,,..n.. ,. ow Rslsr1Dvmas IVIstUIWIIIM,) Isv The Youth Club of First Presbyterian Church of Bastard will hold Its second Parents' Night Tueacy, W.4 at 7:30 Those PSf11dsWhOwinvOOtptSIIflt at th 'n m..tlug 31 muA aftend this session. er ___ s lW fliF CHRIST UNITED ___ MI.WsnNp Oft Sirvfss Oak Avl.&kd St. . R.v.VlrhiILSryapt.peilsv Deils as. Psslsr METHODIST CHURCH mr"n .. a • Parents' tug . 5:55a.m. 1 S.M. 11:11a.m. m Merslps 1 h1:11.m, 1:11 p. NvrIIryPtsvs4sifer,IISsrvsc.s THI LAKE MANY UNITED sup.M. - Few i:31e.m. Il:45e.m. MS ' Tuesday 11111 hWy and Prayer Tlsdaand Wednesday . Worship eMeryIIvd .iNuniry '•,j CIlrcIiIcisil SffiglpsasdiNarl. . p.m. p.m., PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IA ek d' ,,,I,,0 ' p.m. Presbyterian S:3S&l1:11a:m: By United Press lternaUons1, The Lutheran Church in America, like most other churches feeling the force of social change throughout its denominational structures, is taking a long look at what those changes are doing to its seminaries. The first step has been the circulation of an unofficial study paper, "Seminary Life Today," compiled by a member panel which takes a look at the particular problems of sexuality, drug and alcohol use as well as devotional life, "The struggles bee' rebellion and discipleship, guilt and grace," occur In seminary Just Uk. slauweIn soduty, said the study, currently being church, within eircni as overall conclusions urge Kitty Kay of Maitland, well known concert and a recording artlst,will be guest soloist Sunday at Rolling Hills Community Church at the 10 a.m. services. She will sing several numbers and share her Christian witness. The Zellwood church Is presently meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist Church on South Highland Ave., In Apopka. Pastor Harold P. DeRoo, of Longwood, back from a threeweek vacation in Michigan will preach on "I will Not be Afraid." 1p.m.4p.m. ______ . Sunda WsrslJ,h,rvic., . 1 p.m.. Oraclee is:iss I Lutherans Study Sin And The Seminary Kitty Kay To Sing PaslsraAI.s', sIn,s Uscusla mInlcaI lIa.m..11a.m, ST. LUKUILUTHIRAN CHURCN SR. 42a$Id lvi Rd. . 7:11 111111111 -- d Ave.seatood NWIIFYPTSVIdSI . 7:11p.m. . . 6:36 P.M. 7:38 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ALUMAL 1111. HISPANIA "tiormabor . Of Cod rka'h • 6 Tuesday Evening . __ 1*Iii, MsviuN,. Uveassilu . m 7;30:m Rs.eIIReiesra 000IHIPHIIp LUTHERAN CHURCH I I It's a twenty-four hour.job, this business of production, and It's a vital job — to you, your family, your town, our whole country. Like most a it Faith is afli Ijob.,' too it isn't simply ''mething that God gives you, free of charge, on Christmas and at raster. You have to work for real faith. You have to earn it. You have to keep at it. Fortunately, to help you gain and sustain this vital faith, you have the Church to guide you. Start attending every Sunday and there absorb the wonders of od's teachings. . 5 Nil t Christ C1I5T PiWSiN' Poor 1:15 p.m. 1, T.sr.u, AIL Ple" SOON P — POPE JOHN PAUL II Patrick Day, currently completing his min isterial studies, will be guest speaker Sunday at the Winter Park Church of Religious Science, Park East Theater, Lee Road and Highway 17-92 Winter Park. Resuming the fall schedule, the service will begin at 10:30 a.m. A meditation service will be offered at 10 a.m.. Day Is now a regular staff associate at the church. The Junior Church and Youth Group will begin Sept. 9. Junior Church for ages 4-12 meets at the Religious Science ter, 144 W. Fairbanks Ave. 1:30 FIRST PIKYICOSTAL 2113 Oak Ave. ,. .. 11:11am: ':' VASSAL 7:11p.m. t Day To Lecture 11:11a.m. 11:11 am. Mernmn,wersIIIp Sunday av"ItIll Wed. Rlbleltvdy Cuiv.r.rs Meetin, Sunday Woeshipservite NWniiVy 10:35a.m. Kindergarten and _______ __ -- LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 7:11p.m. Rev. Lowell Lelstner, singing evangelist, will present a "message In melody" at First Baptist Church of Osteen, Sunday, at the 11 a.m. service. In the field of full-time evang II C,or nearly years t. i ministered In ma crusades across the United States Central and South America, n,,.4 ,, S Canada ' Africa wIi& viHi... IU Caribbean - Rev. U.NvtfiOrantLui,iw.,d Lutheran 1:11p.m. Wit . 7:11p.m. ivanilhitkrvIci 7:Np.iIt. MId.W.sSS.rvlc.IW.d.) Nursery Provided fir all Services SIIIIIIAfaI Syfl4aylti.oJ ___ ____ POSW FIRST PENTECOSTAL S. idsilAvisee. ladled PeNI Cu Peels' J"Nod AW Pe" Sunday khod 10:11a.m. . SANPOIDCNIISTIANCHURCH lAIr31et Pusms 1114515 miamw ' Lowell Lelstner In Osteon •m YNI%H.vr WINTER haiL COMMUNITY . . ' PffiIT OP ThU HAUlINS MI SSW"Ave. J. Congregational :, . - JOSDAN bAPTIST CHURCH loll Welt FIrS livid P11111 so win 1:11p.m. $u1IeYk #'L 2 at... u.S,wfl ?tMP.M. and Mrs. Carl Brorup. iisea.. CHURCH 1:11p.m. ::Na:m. I •zNpa. P.s Wp$irvfce ,, •:Sha.m, By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer When John Paul II addresses the U.S. Roman Catholic hierarchy, probably In Chicago during a special session of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, one point he is likely to underscore is doctrinal discipline, Doctrinal discipline, or lack of it, has been a growing concorn among leaders of tt-ie U.S. church and there are In. dicatlona the Vatican, under John Paul II, is equally con. McIntosh will supervise Royal Ambassadors for boys grades I. 6 Directing the age-group choirs will be Lyric Wohigesnuth . Lam Merl u,,, "01 Cam HIIVC.mitISØ 1i :.e. WSIf'rIyS,Is',II. . , . claim" were Meas or by Spot. PrIsS, Pies' DSSMI s a 'j Ill". 7:3$p.m. a Doc n . r"na Desc* Theological Society. Issues always involved in Early in August of this year, questions of human sexuality a the Vatican's Congregation for more fundamental concern has the Doctrine of the Faith, noting also begun to surface - the its "duty to Intervene by calling Increasing adversary relation attention to the errors and by between the church's theoloinviting the authors to correct these errors" blasted the report as replete with "erroneous Study sought to conclusions" that were potentially harmful "on the correct formation of the develop 'pastoral Christian consciences of so many people." The study sought to develop guidelines'. ..Ofl "pastoral guidelines" in a number of areas Involving human sexuality h uman sexuality and suggested The most recent dramatic case of theologians departing that In some circumstances from the conventional teaching such traditionally forbidden (ormagesteriwn) of the church actions such as premarital sex, glans and traditional doctrinal involves the two year old but the use of artificial birth control and moral teaching. There has always been and even still controversial study, devices "Human Sexuality, New Direc- homosexuality should not be dissent from the church and Its teaching - (ech reformer tions in American Catholic considered harmful. While the debate has swirled John Hue died at the stake in Thought" commissioned by the prestigious Catholic around the headline grabbing 1415 after being condemned ua ... ,, CHURCH ha. NAZARUNI Ill E.CrystiAvi. uNIsys Waiss', I PuN' Ci4Sa.. fi:... MU MARY Eniscopal ... - SI 1119 Pan - Cathol*c Concer ', Pails' "Week Service l .. . . MGreeu iesleyhssI iiee.ii.rn _______ . •... LAUMONROS CHURCH OF THU NAZARINI leSNI. or—. ,. Pi' Mei.P._sler ,,$•.M. by. Fred Neil Rev.UImIL.WsSsr • unaerscore First Baptist Church, Sanford will reactivate its W flesdaY night program, Sept. 5, beginning at p.m. Featured In the activities will be a mission organization and a choir for every age f rom three years through sixth grade as well as rehearsals by the adult church choir. A family supper at6p.m. will be fouowed , -' 2nof her period ,, a up,.,Uuu,6 midweek prayer and Bi ble study including • for youth and adults. The church choir rehearsal flu'a other SCLJCuWVu meetuigs will begin at 7:30. Mrs. George Palmer, director of the Woman's Missionary Union, will be assisted by Mrs James Weekley and Mrs Jack Hunt in the various age groups. Brotherhood Director Kenneth Nazarehe C000RISATIOMAL CHRI$TIANCNURCH ISIS. Put Ave. m.i, eTiy i• - rope to i - ' 1 1 Em%w allblOo I First Fabulous Family Night Scheduled At Fir. Baptist i:: Congregational ..• I .1 Tues. t,itiit Prayer levy. 731pm: Tves. Offi cial bard Melt IN ..m, *t.L SOULS CATHOUC CHURCH ha'. V*I Mess IlL Mlii cI r WitroApSawkellooll llt*LM. atnoik Pr. WNSIIei 'MIS Pi'. . 1. :: I . SUndly,SEA 2, It?" B 7:3p.m. FiII.wshlp foonive, Pm.. .. .1.1 \ \\1-7V\ \1\\ I OUR UI I U UI Nfl II IH IN • •• •• L - poor Evening Hera W,Sanford, Fl. Study I Wed. Iibk Pr.ye, Siv. First Wednesday :: lIiISsa. AMVALLM — - aw"insWorshiP 1 :: C:..... COUNTS VhDl SAPTIST CNWICM COUSIN CIuSReid. US, Miry ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1:111tim *'.. UMYP [A RELIGION Cofl.ebtWesnsers - W• . - e. __. The ': ::, :4,. 04ow ________ Assoc. Pester - 1i Assembly Of God Rev Arth ur Pad.fl icy. Walter Reid :: ; . CW.M UIVIIVIUIYI :::: S:SSp.m. __ U Pester ::: : 1 • II:ISi.m. WØI (IflilflulRhIAIITU ur I Hwy ..........'....e.....•....•..• .............. ......................................... . wi-C-ru I i—vr'ap . .1 I .7 or-y " ' . . . - _r ._151111W -I'SW Mil~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~E , ~.-'!. t / -. ' puxt:_---T - A=W1 ", . ! . - ,_ __ . i7~ ~, ---*.— __ . .01 . . __ .. .- . _... . - _ r? 40~ - 4 ~ - _-~ ~~ ----.--.--.-.. ' n '; - �U Evening Ha, Sanford, Fl. 21 —Ev.nlng Harald, Sanford, Ft. BLON DE MARTHA POWELL PTS HOW WAS R CLUB MEr='n THIS E _ Sun. Sap?. 2, ACROSS 46 Bisiballir by Chic Young rONIGHT'S TV to Previous Puzzle H 48 Express _ _ alilal" 9 Three (profix) 53 Shot part 12 Edge of a 57 Refreshing 14AS YOU LIKE IT" 'q ';=, Answer — SCOPE ORO 100 ID 0 Svndsy,$.Ø.L17I W Lessons In _ ng, and the art of olan Edith Is accused of being nli. giant after she Is the last person to be with a lonely old woo, an a im.v ov . U.S. opv ivøiis 0HOT MR WOMEN ONLY 8 $UNION "M (3) 6 AS THE WORLD LEWIS (1) CD JERRY manner 15 Lawyees I Pipe : .L6I L : patron saint type 16 Ah me 52 Songstress r by Mod Walker W ELL , L A PAYOFF, E A4FLEE. ' IS THERE ANYTHING SPECIAL q440 YEAH Ll IT e _____ YOLJ'DLU'(E TO DO? I'm POING I ____ rrr."- THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom WMT W IOU IWT 1HAT e2TRIW Di M Sy M"s FlR1ORMuP1 i' -r' OF SWTHOW? r r • — — I 50 151 9.1 — 1 57 —— by Bob Montana THE MOVIE THE BIJou TWO . LlE'R'RArEo RATED MIESP (P6'! 'R" 54 55 so — — 62 — 50 so — 54 $ 1 ' ——— 63 — — — — —.— — — - __________ 7uGHEAP ' — ______' - 41 WINAT BRIDGE - NM1I 152 Mg+++fl by Howls Schneider A 83 0 K 10 9 4 Q1O73 Th€W aJGHT • $52 1 • J 984 10 CALL 1HIS TM 9 FAST wwr For Monday.S.pt, 3, 1979 ; OW • Q83 YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept 3,1979 • Q 105 4AQJ7 Do what has to be done on own without waiting A marked improvement is anybody else. likely ft ear in 20-M affecting Your career. Don't Youll probably get the turn your back on any op. results fromthIngsyoudo portunity just because the today. You need to feel.. over his king of diawAndo conditions may be different hampered to be lmaoinattv& by Al Vermeer %~ELL. AT* LEASr IT'S 5nLL CPEN FOR allSNESS! Slince he 191109621014 k" vu fts us 'i 00 , by Stoffel a rIwumu.n, GEA1TlJFF, PETUN4,. ON A gETgEAP. 94400THc WRINKLeS. IN5TE,4p O'5PNPIN' R1ØTOYOUTHFLJL 818 MONEY pg (JaJ& . __ ___ ,t GLOW... is 916HT/ •. There Is a s1it1r compli. dressed •nv•lopu. Thi Cited and fit! Oil_pli, flOsS Ifltemlt!fl9 questions South don P after be used In this column o, but he doesn't WNI a" will recobe Copies of 11dh,Ii.ds LNO 66N5 1N4T ___ ---- -i ___ 1) UP,Upad Away to take a bellow 111am the 11win Alp (MIMI Pub fag War, 14,some I 1-6 WOW all = 1W k a- --vir- on. 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A ense; bmi pbp a rAmeer fi"Ilitillieft Corons. mm S JADWOFfsk morshebe 11:00 D (2)THE WIL114M BROTHER8 8 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "I. CtmAlus: Old King Log" plan to restore this Wtvives the lootim". Nora, rather Man Clioudlus' own sm. 9:30 (I) THE JEFFER8ON$ Tom's latest buness trip may finds who he Is traveWng with. (A) 5; 1H Famed cager Clete Roberts conduct* S of television interviews with members of the 4077th. (R) LEWIS (C00) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS •,"Guest O f Honor" Edward VII comois to dine with occasion by arriving r advanced labor. 1010 ()JIp.RY LEWIS TELETHON An live Musculair Dystrophy. (1) EYEWITNESS 11 S30 111do Tdw T111111111 SATURDAY NIONT bowman WTVITOW ftnk Z"WL (11111 idle VA I" eu at phosil. ®5 GUIDING LIGHT (TUE. 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Assedialhims Country Music 0jam DONANIUS 1M111K1DOUKA0 IMMOVIIIIIII a011114AHII O NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Date: Saturdaye September 15, 1979 Time: 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. 8111110CIALP" 6ONCE U10OM A CLASS MM a BLL Moms, XXMM twim 8 GNAT PRRFORMANCU PISCO- TUPPervart A~vm PrICID: 16 & 1117 (PIUS nominal service dwrgo) ADDED BONUS — All ticket buyere will Sam ft" "all of a Weir Inink" W" pro. teoted by MoG's me (N) , W UPBEAT MONIS BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL FEED THE KIDS THRIFT PAK okwin 'S N's Ti-1ay, &I_ 5 5'' (C) Pbsbeft 10 :_ __ 701111"10004" • (SNS!5II - __ , . or Td - Tdm MOtUIIS UPON A CLASSIC pond solely of childre proo Tends" -._ HM) r PIZZA HUT RISTAUIIIANTS. uicets: eva.ft a all ares,, , TVPP4wWSro lox Offloo, and Vsk%ln Mail. a55 Giilioiiis STIS (TUI.PRI) awi() SUWAMOD WORLD01110114 GOOD aPIL CLUB MAW" 314i W Now Jersay gad califorr! followed. with 20 investis each. West Germany W the bigpu 1.nvesgor. ACCAW ILY RXC111" W1110.& PRO. "Th1i @We The Limirl An d& a* Marl 10111ores the fears of pellso &W ep was to we WWAM IN a " in a (1) a JERRY LEWIS TUSTHONIMON I AM SAT. 11411T 1111 6" W01111111tyl"Mi CMP TO NW, ALW PNOWM wi hill, 8111111. :: WA"d Moo pm" a PM owl 11111111111111 ad a d ft I@W • %4@W d " row I&Bft __ . w_i .Ai1 Iff"MA ALL SOS 99, ALL "TtilANWe Mm IZCMTIWMM tis pe own "*Ass up a d dek"liony fto ZOONISI we by Oiis ilJLS ri 1111M . a lUll . ___ . r71 MA." (FS THE PRICE $8 RIGHT (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA (flit. ___ InIorralial Wa disir.(A) DHAWAN FIV" McGwrattle nemesis Wo Fat Poift N Ift M" ft ION, M WORLD (1)(M HIGH ROLLERS (TUEff1) ___ TODAY wad ftm the Carft bury Club In CWtoWW. Ohio. a P~ in 'The Troullbis _ __* Open Tunnio Chow O byT.K.Iy.p, _1. 00 I MSLIWUD$ @SSNES(fl4U) 5 CIS NEWS 5TH! LITTLE RASCALS UUA&?OGA AMATEUR GOLF ma or seW, ' MA 111111100011011 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:55 THURSDAY MORNING the 9M's father. (R) 11,q (31)= MOM "804nd TM Budge"(19M Elinbeth Mont. gom" O.J. Skapeon. 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SEPTEMBER MAGA ZM(THLO (1) FARM AND HOME(M) MCLUECLUBM" Stanley Lu Vegas WW ottw lociations, MOAN a long list Of colebri- Titer wTdTdm TNSSdkIM ww"MATO SW I 8CROOU Lqm CITY UMIITG look &I the personal &W pro- SEMORRIGH FI 8IIdWICk BeesS Tar.. cartel-maimas" MUkorSkake UPR8 Fmk a lion ROUNDTABLE (1) CONSUMER BUYLING unalbelle BIdDONISI Fruit W Y AT A TIME Hison criticism frorn one of her teachers sends Julie Into a __ Ts"WBAW API. BskedBeg Greses Tager Totsi AT POPS Coun. try musician Glen Carnpbwi Join$ Arthur Fiedler and the Pops Orchestra for a selection Of WngS by Jimmy Webb. Rossini's "Journey To Rhel"W' and Tchalkovsky's "Suite From Swan Lake" are also OD 6 NFL TODAY Grew Pon TalocTob Milk er8kake SMORHIGH FranknBoa HlbUTgeT OS KIT OW to movie in with W*msn set out on a 1111hersksk INURWAY,SEPT.I idwwubynd W thri New York was by far mnet popular state for to wft(R) Th30 7U=DAYS9PT.J EI At ENTARYSCHOOLS Love" Stephanie ., pers Ia '— date UI. past we skit" coming up with , ,I!P tok8CharlleChen.(11,2H,) School M unfamiliar severe out how people can . WORLD OF MUSIC Host- Leroy Guest: Jody Miller. 31) Others go along with your today in all your bnpor totlç., Ideas today because they find to.one relationships. You'll'llh.ss Your thinking to be enlivening the results. IV 0 and stimulating. " $ beneficiall CHURCH OF • BAPTIST S S FIRST 6KINCTRIC COMPANY Sm in you. assod" could hdroduciPW SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) element of diversity into your Spending the day at hOMO my rd0j=Wp today. The chiiiii not be U unevenUul for you u could do, go lwm*- Invigorating LEO (July i-Aug., Coomation,and an interdi SPIDER-AAAN RANK AND ERNEST ThtI4Z.AMNI IlThe WORLD op MLM Most.Laroi 9. Guests: Dow Ing his ft kin' of (Iowa dW=WL Confin' (MWAPMt VMPR' =ASM-) on sult, demy's Jack and winds i do" three (00 you hAv@ & Question for fl1Ve iNP.fts? Writ. Ask the of dunamy. As the late Hal the Exports,- I care -ol this news. sm oacie a" I'lie has MM. In"" questions I /'.1.9 (2) 1 10011 HLL8 CHURCH OF to Orly Cwft him an "Umped-up #@I ot' •RECT ___ to KIDS AM IMOM 't At The Wax Museum" (8/W) (1940)_SIdney Toler, Marc 01.AflhSCIPidCOnvlct '" orm VIRGID (AW. M., Se , pL 22) If Feelings of stagnation ." ., Y you $A 111"Pil JOVIII6,.~As urp you to seek out Ww AdWi go home with the rubber. Vulnerable: Both today on ways Or ln~~to with now people todoye Dealer: South Perform your work, give them a Ho~ever, take care not to gdtd, try. Chances are they'll extremes merely for a change., Wed North E" Son* 1 mhance what you are trying to IINT you bold. TAURUS (Aprd 2D-Ma~,'~ 29). Pan 3 NT Pan Pan do. Find out - more about 9-1-B You can do well today if ioUt Pan 4KQ5 Yourself by sending for your ideas have originality. pp,4, VKQ62 copy of Astro-Graph Letter that flexibility.' Have 474 Opening lead:93 begins with Your birth date. yourself and your 4AXQ8 MAU $1 for each to Astro-Graph, create. Youopenwjth one clu x , Radio y ton, GEMINI (May une2QA Your partner responds with NY 0019 '' B 1 have one heart. By OswaW Joesby A Nebrish reader birth date. naturally to you, but today,this, ks what the experts bid in &Slt"UCM LIBRA (Sept. 23-OCt. 23) talent Is accentuated. KOW ?r dam There Is a dmpk, but They bid f behave in their everything in perectiv ThISls mong _ p usual fashion t y. Th could you can utilize them properly. I BUGS BUNNY &a*1 ILL 0O WO III .- '''. ___•AI SJ AND THE WAR He will even score an over. trick If he bothers to take the spade finesse. Suppose East is brilliant dock AM ICE MACHINE AGAIN II ._-. finew gives him threie =~"trift in each oft 1101bo'ean PRISCILLA'S POP THE ICE CREAM PARLOR 13E HAVING TRO(JBLE WITH ITS SMISTOROG ___ N) '•' I zoom (PQ mrvvpLy NLLILLU ®IUNDAY$cHOOLFORUM no risiorly 100 mcivis musical mond tricks and his contract. $52 # AJ1097 413 r Me. il-A rspa dummy's Jat1k Now if East takes is queen, as he probably will, South winds up with four dia. BLACK AWAPANM Kl1OSWOftO MAIII11CHIIISCAM11111111ILL O W 8 SUNDAY MOWN 7M Ni end Eabeih Taylor his EK & MEEK (I 1/2 Hm) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE CLOMW ' 11111111111111111111111111111 C: I MOVEMACHIM AGRICUILTUFA U." CAFTERHOM 4:45 AL Car Cliarke. The son of a physicist is LN" SAGITTARIUS ( Nov. 23- CANCER (June 214ul2) - ta. rInsadsr of a Dec. 21) It's good to want things y to go along with the sür money when and to drive for them but not to prism of the day. If you bq~c~ the point where you must pay the you nij;fit NOfor new 10100irmia.(A) too dearly. Compare the Price end up with more opposition INIGUM KNINOTT A 00MV with the value. than you bargained for. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan LEO (July 23-Aug. .12) ."Ilm Conwsy. 19) What profit Is there is Improvisation may be ca96d 4:110 gaining your point but making for today because of your poor dT THAT`* RNTRRTAIW Eleven major stars an enemy? Even if you in- planning. As chance will h d A$tll Bi d1nly know you are right, it, things will work out bettè y, Qen. Kelly, James .' __ - ;WED IT — — 53 52 M MAD To SEE FILM A SYSTEM! 16* Is GOOD, 'RIP-ew C I Ty 'THAT 'IOU DOI'T I BOARD I PG' IS PRETTY TE GOOQ" WANT TO GO TO (1) CHURCH SUN= ' (1) SUNDAY %)MARLO AND THE MAW J 4 ARC HI E ___ OTHOWTHELPI IL 1YIAIXI r - : For Sunday, S t 2 1979 WOM11" A JewM Now staircase YOUR BIRTHDAY try to find a way out of prol.H9 (4111114111, 04 Actms Parents and wife 20 Woofer's 19 Merry 40 Hairy man Southern W"od to the U.S. from Sept.2,1979 it. companion 65 Playing card adventure 43 Desolinste Leon Stem fb* his Don't disregard any doors AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb;19) 1111110P. 22 Horse 68 High hills 21 Novelist offlon rooft do". 45 Officiivorker that open up for you this coming More work than you may haVe 24 Lysorgic acid Fedor 47 Small, disithylomide am year. You could pus up a counted on could be durilped 23 Spanish DOVVN restaurant 25R nter chance to meet some In-into your lap today. 29 M1' boy I Similar 49 Things given NEWS 25 teresting people who would add You'll handle itsosuperbl3that 33 City in 2 Lifted (Fr.) 50 First garden OOKII$ A mentally fish much to your social life, you'll attract an impotit Oklahoma In 3 creased Ird*d men, _Iis H a mmer pan to 26 34 anting t. VIRGO (Aug. attention. a 27 Glut 52 Pe; MC) 1ng P nay)be currency 5 Auto C quick U aistation 36 In a tered song 28 Korean border 54 Society caned for today when two pals Someone's interference C(IL1CI river 55 Water pitcher 7 Fishing 30 Arm off u et into It threatening cause your social plans to get Doves' home Radiation JmlDC*up . °"' 58 rni$sur.(p.. 39 Lily plant everybody else's fun. all fouled tç today. HOWV!, 0 Stretched SUNI(Yl ROAD extremities 41 Fishing snare tight You'll kiww 0 0. MIM you bb r 42 Revise 32 Gordon pony 10 Norse loner more about yourself by sending plan better than the o4jid. •5 HER MAW Quiets' 44 In northern I I Composer 35 Vanquish" 59 Dissenting for your copy of Astro-Graph ARIES (March 21-AprO 11) Stravinsky 38 Within (pr.?) pa wXdW Letter, which begins with your Welcome the unexpected,, it WELK 1 2 5 . T is" T' — rthday. Mall $1 for each to brings excellent results tow. ovii 'HVIIS County, Box 489, Rao Several things you may ." (C) (1918) Directed 12 3 — — — 14 — Qt Station, New York N.Y. been counting on could 5sra Koppl — U9. Be sue to specify birth this will tumo — — — vW date. for the best. 11 IRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) It TAURUS tApril 2May'20) 20 21 ' would be wise not to insist that Don't belabor issues today hild Wd9r Of S "Clung mIner. (2 everybody do things your way try not to get Involved"'In ' 22 23 y 7:30 today. Though you may not see somebody else's buslness.'§~' GONGISHOW T T astrongchanceyou 28 29 — — — rPiecethenletthesul*ct could be wrong. 33 34 35 SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If GEMINI (May 21-June ) 1A am8:00 ion &W Ponid somebody says something to. You'd be smart to stay bome qp.~Wrjg quining #0 tam 37 S rub you wrong, try not to inflate and not let anyone pressure "j66 wiam Of an unjust cm ft Into a major issue. Your day into doing anything you re INOgalnit them by en In$ired ' 2 —— 43 44 45 will go better you know how to don't want to do today. Heed t the or cheek. your common sense. J47 48 — — 9.1 I PLONIDA'$ WATCHING TIV I VIC Is Pillar of a 63 Winter vehicle BEETLE BAILEY • • - •M MSN - ' • ani I L*MdTaw on " 06 '- " I TM....jImteups. Sils am AT , 04. AU lOB ONLY" Ma vawi ciupsu UNLY BO ND • M ANIL MY.V411 1*1010 I .c. . — -' . . -S.. ... CUNLURY -, i -- -. '.:.• . • 61 LNW.SM . . . •. "T --L_ ,. S_ _S - -- 5-. S - -- - -- 00 - • , .. - - �I-Fv.nIri.ISP.IIA,iwiv, tI4 P1 ru. a.- _I * SS*% 3WUy, )qyl.a. lYI Legal Notice ________________________ - FICTITIOUSNAMI Lf gal Notice Sig. John 0. Lee Sig. John E. Jennings, Jr. Shirley A. Lee Publish; August 19, 24, September PublIsh: August le, 2, September 2, 9, 1979 2, 9, 1,7 DEM.9O CITYOPCASSILIINNY LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY ______________________________ NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE PORTIONS OF CERTAIN FLATS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, the City of Casselberry Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing to consider a "Specific Amendment to the Adopted Corn. prehensive Plan". Mr. Perry Leavell, Applicant Ofl behalf Of the owner, The Aloma Baptist Church. isreguestIngapprovaIto,, Land Us. Plan Map from the present Commercial and Residential Land Use to a Corn. mercial and MultiFamily Land Use. The parcel Is legally described as: The Northeast '/4 of the Southeast ¼ of SectIon 33, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, all lying West 01' 22" W., 240.02 ted Northwest corner of ______ ______ ___________________________ 4-Personals ____ ______________________ ______________________ _____________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ -- SALES RECEPTIONIST Trimister abortion-1100; Oyn Clinic-nO; Pregnancy test; male sterilization; free coun. sating. Professional care, supportive atmosphere, con. fidential CENTRAL FLORIDA 151 to said thence leaving the Northerly line Of said SUNRISE UNIT ONE run ft ,ly 214.10 test along ac of a curve concave Easterly adl 12754 iS test and SUNRISE UNIT ONE: WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION - I Ut port, den w.wet bat, set in kit. $23,000. - (IASSIFI!D Now 235 Homes, 4 pci. interest to qualified buyer. $31,000 to 144,000. Low down payments. - BUILDER. 322.22$?. Sanford 2 BR, 2 5, all appl., w.w carpet, pool. Close to everything. Asking $35730. 327. _________________________ ______________________ *3 BR 2 B, 2 story home $15,000. a cenvrai angie or 0323. oegrees 01' 195.0551 NIGHT MAINTENANCE 22" to the point of tangency; thence Assistant Bookkeeper.cierk.typlst, Toll Free 1.100221.2540 -CLEANING N. OS diorias OS' OS" . IltM - .........._____________________ rroticiency in sraiisticau typing Experience Preferred - Not fist to tt* point of curvature of a TOWN HOUSE &exp. In Accounts Payable req. Essential. Paid Vacations curve concave Westerly having a ' Haveyou ever thought of owninga 322.2784. PARK AVENUE CONDO company Paid Life Insurance high class race hone? am • radius of $30.23 feet and a 2 BR 1½ B 138,500, Terms. Refrig., C Paid Holidays •$tock Pur. Interested in forming a syn. central angleof lidegrees 01' 12", Exp. mech. trust haveown range, dlsp. 0 o.w. chass Plan IPaid Sick Leave dicate to buy and trail stakes thence run Norhterly alig day, wk., paid holidays. fringe S Paid Psnsio colts. All Inquiries Plan ilivltid. lobe IFree arc of said curve 151.21 benefits. 1200 to $300 start _________ _ United Properties, Inc. Hospitalization •Sickness ad _________ trained in the area. Box 31, C4 tfliflC N. 03 digress 50' ' E., depending on exp. 3392%2. Accident Disability i m • •a..,s ia ii . TM Evenh Herald. P.O. ln Insurance -...--- I. -. -. • . _______________________________ . ___________________ Reg.ReaiEsfateBroler 1437, Sanford, Fl. 32771. L: Many More. 47' 03" E., 210.27 feet: thence 5. LPN.Fulitl ____________________ cau 323.0041 me& part time Apply E 322.150 Apply in Pstson 51 degrees 13' 33" E.,30931 feet: __________________ in person Lak.view Nursing ________________________ Location: U.S. Hwy, 17.55 at thence S. 21 degrees 15' 24" E., s-Lest a FoIHId Townhouss for sale. 2 BR 1½ b, Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Airport Blvd., Sanford 113.00 feet; thence S. custom 'apes, w.w carpet, An Equal Opportunity Employer ., 90.00 lest: thence N. ' Florida. waiher.dryer mc, Call aft 7p.m. Lost-Reward TEXAS OIL COMPANY Urgently degrees 20' 03" E., 55.00 fist; Public Hearing will be held on NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING 59 needs person M.F over 10 for _____________________________ __________________ thence S. 05 degrees 03' ss" w.. Yellow Gold Pendant w. Diamond CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Wednesday, September 19, 1979 .s Led 1.34.79 protected industrial sales 112.41 feet to a point on a curve 7:30 P.M. in Casselberry City Hall, OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE ci'rr territory. No relocation. AAA.1 concave Southerly having a radius 41-Houses OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. 95 Lake Triplet DrIve, Cauelberry firm established since 1933. of 110.00 feet: thence from a Lost Male Boxer, Lk. Mary ares. _________________________ P4flce is hereby given that a Florida, or as 100 thereafter as , 1½ yrs. old, brn w.wt chest, _____________________ Liberal commissions. Op. tangent bearing of S. 54y Public Hearing will be held at the ______________________________ possible. clipped sirs, 73 lbs. "Jeb". 333. Hall OS" E., portunhty for advancement. For run Easterly *7.00 r-s. MaryW. Hawftome, Commission Room In the City HIGH & DRY Builders TItIi Insurers 1101 ext 214 Diarm; Ev• 323.540. personal interview, write K. N. alone the arc of said curve; thence City Clerk in the City of Sanford, Florida, t ____________________________ REWARD, & Br a u n, South w .s tern Escrow Service 10,. leaving said curve run N. 11 in DeBary 3 BR, 2 bath block ________________________________ City of Casaelbe#ry, FlorIda 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Petroleum, Box 709, Ft. Worth, deEses 14' 03" E., 115.00 feet; 1979, to consider the adoption of an hone. Central H&A, w.w carpet, OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY Dated this 29th day of August, in, Tx. 74101. EOE. thence S. 7$ degrees 23' 31" E., 7449 ordinance by the City of Sanford, 6-CN Ciii screened porch, sodded yard, Needs Title Searcher Publish: Sept. 2, 979 ______________________________ Florida, title of nfiich is as follows: feet; thence N. 70 degrees 44' 04" ______________________________ paved street 0 Much More. 50 ReplytoP.O. lox 319, TablsurviceperscnneIneedf, _________________________________ DEN.17 E., 0.01 feet; thence N 33 digress pcI. assumable mortgage. ORDINANCE NO. 1413 Fern Park, Fia. 33730. new Lak Mary Restaurant. Will keep sin, children feet; thence N. 01 $31,500. AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY 34' 34" B., 43.33 Must be outgoing, experienced lnmyhom.wkdays degrees 04' w., 279.02 fIst , 43 BR 2 5,2 story home, $12,500 ID acres Airport Blvd. $45,000. 20 pct.dwn, bal, terms, 8"i pct. mt. *3 BR 1 B C.A, 134.000. lacres Country Club Rd. & 25th St. Terms. $40300. REALTY - REALTORS .WON THE MARKET . •. REALiOR • MULTIpLE LIITING$UVICE Eves 30.5100 . 322.1959 reel 4 BR 1", b niceiy kept home wfenced yd. 10 x 20 Sc. porch & SANFORD, FLORIDA, ' t Sanford's Sales Leader EAL1Y WORLD. ___ ______ ___ wi Creative !ipreuions 323-5513 ________________________ ROSIM. Rolvndo NOTICI OF A PUBLIC HEARING Deputy CityClerk TO CONIIDER THE ADOPTION Agape Mottessori Academy. Pri Part time np floor man. Days. Publish: Sept. 2,197 OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY schOOl at LolEwood Nizarene, APQiyinpsr$or$.n.'dNi,sig MaryW.Hawthorne, DEN.13 OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. Convenient from 17.55. 9a.m. to & Cony. Center, 910 Mellonvills CItyClark Notice Is hereby given that a .. 12.LImitedafternooncareevapi Ave., Sanford. Cityof Cassslberry. Florida Public Hearing will be held at the Call 339.473i, Dated this 29th day of August, IN Commiion Room In the City Hall THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR In For a career in Real Estate call 157$ PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS the City of Sanford, Florida, at SEMINOLE Stemper Agency, Win. Stemper, COUNTY, FLORIDA Publish: Sept. 2, 1979 o'clock P.M. on September 10, PROBATE DIViSION 322.1191. 3fl.7346 1919, to cgI4ç thi adoption of an ____________________ ____________________ File Numbs.' ordinance by the City of Saitard, AVON Dlvlsli FICTITIOUS NAME FlorId, title of *Iich Is as follows: 14psc1iI NSIIS FIGHT INFLATION Notice is hereby given that I am IN RE: $TATE OP ORDINANCE NO. 1413 Sill Avcn. Increase your ssi'ig eng,ged in business at Box Iii ANNA FRANCES •ROTHERSON AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY power. For details, call 1341. 55 Lake Triplet Drive, Cassilberry, Florida, or as soon thereafter as possible. _________________________ _______________________ . _____________________ ______________________ Ovledo Seminole County, Florida, Diceasid OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SPEC'S MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR Are early in Lk. Monroe. Limit THE CITY OP SANFORD, Catches. Come see Msirpls & FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL Lsunard at Sanford lilt & YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, Seminole County, Fiorlea in ac. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1q79 AND ENDING SEPTEMSEN Tackle. Cor. $anfordAv,.&1flh cordance with the previsions ffi IN THE ESTATE: II 30, 1955, PROVIDING FOR Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS SidionNl.O9 Florida Statutes 1917. rnattheadmlnistratlonofttsss,a,. AND EFFECTIVE DATE.. Legal 51g. KIts MIn'lt, of Anna Frances Iretharso,, A copy stall be avaliabli at h ____________________ Publish: August 19, 24, September 100usd, FIle Numbs.' 79335.CP, IS jCs of the City Clerk fir all 2,9,1979 NOTICE UNDER .wi,, in the CIrcuit court iii' pero desiring to examine to DEM.S FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTI Olvislin, the adirS 59 Idmln.le County Ceurtheuso, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ity Sanford, Pli.'11. Till Pifloflal Notice is hereby givin mat The itserd at said ,ips reprsapifattve If the IItti Is Er. 5w ode.' ot tie c commission undersigned pursuant t, the "FIctitlovi Name st.,,,.", ce fist A. Irdiusan, Jr, wiwes .. lie City 59 $fl4 erNi Notice __ DiptityCityChirk . ,...• ... --•• .'.- il,If dIMS $.' demands 15111W me estate s. -ON WHEELS, 45 Brontwo ______ NAME FICTITIOUS am AVe eAlomente$prlaga, p required WITHIN -THREE MON. NetIco tohhrsb, ilven thit I TNS PROM Till DATE OP Till- on$agsd 10 bushes ends.' wilds I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS leenoran Blvd. Cassollorry, buSiness at * srinswsoi Avewe. NOTICI,tsIOSwi**5dlrkotit. Simin5leCsgeIy.ps,pa..'*5 ANsmiNi SprI, FL. aBove court a wr$unllSfeunt If Notlilsis name 59 SPACE *41 ' PS,9Y Wu*d in said buSinesS *Ititlss IS N Uiwo: • or ___ They my RUR$ •_____ It Ailed: (Camara$. 51.4) lI,Wltat. i'fer Its, or IsIS 551st or allernay, and liii amount dslmsd. If foe claIm Isnilyil deli. TheIstoeken A Will luiums due sitill be ___ ___ uncertainly shaH N staNd. If *5 claim Is secured, Ills secw$ty shall I,, si W the - claim 1$ contingent or Imlliuldalul, fIts nature of the - Publish lipi. 3,, - ,- ---- - WITHIN P1SOW•d, - .,. THuR ___ Gracious_Iiv . _____ ... . OPAPIOsssNMIclsyT1suc1y OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. LAKE KAThRYN ESTATES, INC., -: Li. 3 BR 35, IN app __ 1*5* • •421u* ________________ - . ____ - - iu-si.- . -- - _J.S.. S ..ICUIVI HOMI tnniWisN - 323. '. a Sanford 321.0640 -' -: 3232222 - - - J - - -- - .ow .S Sill. I 1.s • ,... . . - • 3 w. ill hems omsNu bvtlt. 1 I*IrlhliPilt. pefaNtil. 1 yr. -- - -- , VITITI9e pOflh5fl f101flS WI Tfl Jl Terms. Req. Real Estate lroksr 2035 Sanford Ave. 321.0759 Aft.Hrs.322-KS,322 1509 YTUrIU 'Unarm .' ': ' -' 'W - 701 Bldg, I. Attamonte Dr. PROM vIf Till __ *I CshI1S1M IL II1A - NI 'urns 1 BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. === , ___ N ON I! *i W• A G 0 buy 'OS*559*5 PlI=l ____ __ _ F t __ Call E Announ 11' All - 3if41*m3belIs.C$&A 1e3 con. WI5SS Rsvenna P1 Lds sr or LaheMury, 0. J. Itanupsex, isal*.Mjec '1. 451. .1. S. Itesimen Inc. Lusins Mu.' ls1ss,.& dIN, WillNy *e* psyrnonss 0 auswi* m.to*, 3n __ lLIJNSiSip0,3,Ips L - ••.? • • - " '- . '- • .. ., ', . - r I fl*I*:I*.3,pe' I It = I SIWINL a'-t . • P. - • ---- • - • .. . , . 1 . . '.'. , '. ,,, . P '4 . .. - ............. .... - 8311W .' -. -- . .• dm1 leN jIeptu, 111* '15 fey ,lm, 9, knew? TiN tilt hIll o dNsIf led ad, bt calling . ' - - .... ..LL L_.. js . . ' )1h• , - i . ' ____ __ - - - .. . .. - ----i--- - --s-__ __ -------- -- - II I __ - - Tyson Cement patios, walks & etc. LICENSEDS69.9g55 Drives, ABC Concrete. Palios, driveways & add ens. Quality work, no bob I® small. 595.49)4, Painting Paint 25 pcI. off. Good work clothes & shoe chEap. Waddles General Store, 515 S Elm, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641-5126 Alterations, Dresimaxing Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing clIpping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond Plumbing Fixtures cages. 322-5752, Want to buy small air compressor. Iito SO lb. Capacity. Good coil, 323-7339. - FURNITURE 0 THINGS Buy&SelI _____________________ New 0 Used Furniture 333453 ISSL$anloid Avi. 'LABOR DAY AUCTION MON., SEPT. 3,7 PMs Load of old furniture from ttse 30's: DR 0 SR suites, chests, essais, tables, plus lot of offIce disks & stack chairs. 1 vt Rockwell table saw, aN local estate consignments & lIquidations. Mixture of modern 0 antIque. Something for uv.rvnn.. $.CASH DOOM PRIZES VISA -MASTER CHARGE ,. 1Ic eridviar LR suIte. l3u. Isafoid Pu*ws Salvage, 17.55 Is ii $a*rd. 454731. (III 4 Pc milaut SR suite, 0 bid. $1WSIB*idPurMjtweSaIvag,. ____ SANFORDAUCTION. price. IaiINId FUIIg$W vage, 1142$. of S$lWoId2$3.vli. 1215S.French 323..;3i0 (.f - -- Paintlng& Rsrmir - Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 323)704. Gruonijig S Seven. Bldg. Material. 333.5439 Salvage, 17.935159 Sodurd. 333. 9721. - Painting by Anthony Corino, In. tenor, exterior qualifIed in all phases. Free Est. Call 322-0071. , -turnhlure, Refrig., stoves, tools Good Used F urn. Appliances, chairs. VS. Sanford Furniture mercial, new const. Licensed, bOnded & Insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 323- 0541 or 668-5964. essmaklng Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Avi Buy & Sill, the finest In used "PAYING $10 MEN'S, U WOM. EN'S FOR CLASS RINGS, ANY CONDITION. WILL ARRANGE PICKUP. PHONE TOLL.FREE )I00-533.2246 ANYTIME," Niwl pe dinette sat. Table 0 4 Custom Office Cleaning, corn CeramIc Till MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showeri specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. $O.55 FURNITURE. BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finan. cingl No one InOrlando.Sanford area refused credIt If you will pay ¼ down I Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange B lasso TraIl, Orlando, Florida., $434560. q - ............. Yard debris, Trash Appliances & MIsc. (LOCAL) 3.9. 5371 Office Cleaning "Cash 322.4132 - -. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-653). Light Hauling our .. Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 87)9 Mowing 321-0096 - 68-Wanted to Buy ' -.JIjWIJ - Carpentry 3656746. - .. .L.... - The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast wilh a want ad. Calf 322-261) or 831-9993. small. Call 323.9465 anytime. Registered Pit Bull pups, wormed, 2 females, $75 each; 1 male, $135. 17.5551.59 $aida.d. 1824731.' IIIIes. $anta.daá Ichurus Realty, REALTOR I - .. 181-30)1 Sr 131445. --. . . p ____ -. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harrielt's Beauty NooA 519 . 1st SI., 3!-5712 - .Hon 1 Man, quality operatIo Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 3271321 PAINT INO. CARPENTRI?' CUSTOM CABINETS - *a*NilI Beauty Care - Sanford. 3524731, beck psymrn - Lawn Maintenance Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 323-0039 Botcher Slick & Chrome WE BUY USED FURNITuRE & coitemporary LR thIs. Orig. APPLIANCES. Sanlerd Fur. retail $49.95, NOW $11. Sanford flute Salvage. 335.9721. Furniture Salvage, 17.97 So. of _______________ ____________ iiIsd H.t4DyMAl4QgN. 140U%R. ht%-*wtPnws W*M cuelAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PEN TR YPA IN TIN G.SPR IN K. LERS. 3236766 ANYTIME. Room Additions - remodeling general home repairs, no lob too $150. 333.445 - HnnRepairs - New Murphy, N. C. 28956 _47-II Estete Appliances - S'.6' Python, perfect health. Sisihold Go Frse Iis1111 - Air Conditienis, Noah., hid,;. cat, PlumbinU ServICs I. Repair.' Call Larry for Free Est. 67) 6794. Lic., Bonded & Ins. 323.1147,333.5923,3224012 DOORS FOREVER I We are Offering their $40,000 In. vintory of new furniture, bed. ding, 0 GE appliances & TV5 at DISTRESS PRICESII Public & Dealers. lnvitedf SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or. lando Wholesale FurnIture 01st. 2500 industrial Blvd. oft Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel PaInt, I blks. welt of 441, 39$. 2573. Open daIly 9.6, Sun. 12.6. State - Siberian Husky Puppies WINTER PARK FURNITURE (0. HAS CLOSED THEIR Pr_ - , Air Conditioning Ce.iral Heat & Air Cond. Free Esf. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 65-Pets-Supplies 33943051 . interior Merchandise Must Sill. INC. REAL1OR- 45•A-Oit O! PROM ThJ°2 __ JUST MAIZE PAYMENT5-'69to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 034. 3605 (Dealer) uuiLDiNc,fi New, All Steel, Pre-engipeered, clear span (NO Seconds), 30*45 x 12 for 3,991,00, lOx 45x II for 1,966.00,10 x 72 x 14 for L951.00, 1$ x 77 x II for 6,911.00. F. 0. B. factory. All buildings Include 25 lb. wind load and large double Sliding door. Call 305-331-4647 9a.m. to 5p.m. collect. OUT OF BUSINESS SALE If ": - PRICE D*A$TICAU,y NEOUCID .1*50ISI imIiem..tM, . 1976 Datsun P-U Clean, 47,000mi. $2,300 3.19 5118 62-A--Farm Equipment Redwood picnic table 0.2 benches. $15. 323.1107 ALTAMONT E Lot lOOx 174 plus Cl Bldg. zoned commercIal, off Hwy 44. $JL900. - YIN' kILJ: Dettis iSft. 15 HP Johnson trailer. Runs good. $750. Call 3239165 Tractor 505 Case, Box, Blade, Mower, Disc. 22' trailer. Call Woody Little, 3339436. - . '76 LI Camero, Maroon - White Low ml. All power. Nice. $1300 neg. 327-1691. 63-Mothinery.Toojs - - '66 Cadillac Sedan DeViile, I owner Good cond.. $800 See at 500 S. Sanford Ave. 3236393 or 372-5641 after 6:30 P.M. 79-Trucks-TraIlers - Apt size washer & dryer, rototiller, 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 3221491. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. %Opct.dwn. By owner 343349$, ev 349.3453 '76 Chry.-Newport custom, all power 2 dr. HT Looks new. 40,000 mi. 53.000 Call between 4. 8 PM. Owner 327 - 0)53. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 FILL DIRT&TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark 8. HIrt 3337550 Boy's Pants Sale $2 Pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 333.5791 GENEVA '73'DudgeCharger, slap 5tik auto, Air, PS. PB 5)500 or best offer. Eve. 322 4753. 78-MotorCyC$ec 62-Lawn-Garden ROCK Screened & Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfield Central Contracting Inc. 904-736-6823 904-715-3553 Ui Mary Ave. ½ blk E of Country Club Rd. 9V Zoned commercial 1. 144' Zoned R.1.A. $31,000. A. B. Pope, REALTOR, Owner 531.1220 ,Iroughout. Fireplace, large rooms, high 4sillngs. courtyard end balcony. Neatly CoVered with Ivy and on beautiful street. SEPARATE GARAGE APARTMENT. DirectIons are to S. Sinford Ave. to Ron Plumosa, Ron Valencba to 1:539.- ' Beautiful secluded park on the eat St. Johns. Mobiles from $15,950 to 131,45. TennIs, shunleboerd, pool 0 boat docks. BATEMAN REALTY 1:30•5:00 Oeks One ThIS 4 Slrsi $ Sills woer Wffsi* . • Sunday, Sept.mb.r 2 - OPEN HOUSE $AT.&WN. OLENW000 AREA - 51 TwIn ic - ___________________________ ¼4I,, . 14__T,.. . I 14' boat 15 hp motor I trailer, needs work. 5.400; canoe good shape, 175. 323-6425 call anytime. I Gov. Carver Rock Mpi chairs, mpi chair & desk, cherry lamp table, deluxe microwave misc. chairs. 322-2036. 3 BLOCKS TO OCEAN CRESCENT BEACH 75'xlOO' lots only $7,500. 11* dn. 1,1.14 per ma. Paved roads, City water, Underground utilities, etc. 3 blocks to inland waterway. 33 lots avail. Ace Real Estate, Wm. Kenya, Rltr. 539.5257,931 AlA So., St. Auguslins Mach, Fl. 32011 - - (2) Kawaski 100's. 1 runs, I inpts. tllSor best offer 323 7355 Trumpet, MP marching band 8. stage band. Newly redone by factory, $150. 349.5.35a INC. REALTORS 53Q.4533 or 339.4711 eves. $314193. - 78-Motorcycles 73C.prl,goodond. MUST SELL Call Jack 322-9343 Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Bails Discount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 322.2255. Sanford.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. $63,300. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Sell thsos usiful, no longer needed Items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3223411 or ; ______________________________ for 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $10,000. Best Terms. William Mallczowski, Realtor 3fl.79$3 BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKt1 24$ S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford .. . you results. Moving Sale: Sal. 100 Par Place. Bar Slools, refrigerator, BR suite, gas grill & misc. items. 59-Musical ART LESSONS water color, acrylic & cralts SlaTting Tueiday, October lath. Cal Marie Richter. 322-6903. Reg. Real Estate Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casseibefry, Fl. Eve. 163-3655 SEIGLER REALTY . . - your get ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fla 32771 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311-315 E. First SI. 322.5622 H. Ernest Morris, Sr. SHADED CORNER LOT. $61,500. . , spas. - REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-1495 As little as $500 down buys one of these beautiful 1 acre lots located near Deltona. These prime parcels won't last longs Hurry 1. call today. BATH, HUGE FIREPLACE & EAT.IN KITCHEN. TREE U --- 'T-ie Sooncr you place Classified ad, the sooner I 'Top Doller Paid for junk & usi55 cars, trucks & heavy equipment,,1 322-5990 oven, STATE. 8160 S . . • PP• MSmad collinge. formal L PSp FR, 1W-hi kit 0 Id Cabot.. wi tosi. - - SANFORD MC'd. SUN. 1:00AM, 5:00P.M. S Ident. 'A 1N1.... cris, shop, greenhouse, srganic iar + sopsrswriver -. SPANISH I$OY -' -i im , p - - (1) SIR & (1)1 SR VW - , - ' - ron. on u W.D. mussI Cundu MS 0714514 - or In Loch Arbor near Lk Mary & Mayfair Country Club. 1.14 acres on point on beautiful clear swimming lake. 2168 sq. ft. 3 BR 2'2 bin secluded prestige area of Seminole County. Custom built, many extras. Low SO's Owner 630-4667 43-LotsAcreage MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. VERY MODERN I BEDROOM 2 , ..---- imui zi __________________ Notice I hireby ulv *al.-a • PIsdIN Puistic 14*10. *05 is, 151st lIfe CeNWSisII'n ftnt 10*5 City 14.41 BISON TAYLOR. -: in Ills CIty 59 $uISrl, Florida, at Diliid. . 7:05 Vclsd P.M. en sipem , • 197911 to *5*.' ins adepltM at as NOTiCE OF ACTION ClOy If 'F TO: Bison Taylur 'Plorim, Plito 59 in --. --. U' -. -• PIStils INN • WebIva part •- -- AOpralIsd$44*tOI4IS ' 2 MI. E. 0117.55 Sunday 11P.M. 30455 U'Id$IS lasdiaNsil SR SR437 COVE OPEN . • Jjj l&iIwtaI. __________________ ____ IIAITY' OPINHOIJSI . . CARRIAGE Cars Removed 54-Garage Sales CRYSTAL LAKE FORREST GREENE --- - 49BWater Front Property See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 333.$3Q VA&PH*Finsnck DITIONER, OVER SIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO $35,500. OWNER LEAVING .' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Ii's Ihe only one in Florida. You set Ihe reserved price. Call 904 8311 for further details. BUY JUNK CARS FromitOtoSSO Call 372 1624. 3224480 55-Boats & AccessorIes 50-MsceUaneous for Sale DeLand 668-8335 2545 PARK Branch Office LekaMavvSlW.3rnLEoll.4 0ps'i$at.&$ps,1t,ip,*. . -. ' lolmi'. Q WiihI&AMPJyt5$N.lnquirs 45 E ONk 541.7083. , NOTICE OP A PUBLIC NUII TO CSII$Iili Till ASOPY1N , - ,;_ . s- S5flrd I..- - - I,'. - -, . - 014*79 y :.-' IISNTEINTN JUDICIAL Cli. CIII? IN APIS FOR $IMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Thsymsplsavs*lIti ins AN ORNINANCI OF THU CITY alit . - • - . $1.1) N NOTICE OS A PUBLIC HEARINS be Isairhbad. Tils dilmaist shall TO CONSISSI TNI AGSPTION *lviroulIkispicsp,esotfsc5 OPMORDINAIICISYTNICITY to foe dirt 1*11*0 clerk Is OS SANFORD, mill ew copy to sash pirsiflal Notiod IS - lves *59 a rspijslahlys,. - Psilic Heartl will N hill lIe - - All pensa Wsreufld 10 ins edsie hesmmlssim Reins to lIe City Hall Is sm a copy Of This *5Is 59 infeCIIyOfIapflr, - .1 1, .33,1979. -" '' I. wscIs PubeheAug• 30, DIM AIled: amSSL. Wallace, - REALTORS - • • • ____ ces'm.msnsntsanesa45saof Ills turn, tnt, or Will deere hut DOWNS PROPERTIEb. INC. By: W. Erl ewig, IIdint Lelli Slums _at LSflitUd. - Sentinels rISWirNWMM.WI*,MCIerkIf use Circuit Cswt, $sml,e Ca, P IS wills me previSions 59 sIte FIctItious _ Natudis, Ti.WIt: $sctlen *5159 PIstils Stahass 1997. - _______________ . • AULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS 3 BEDROOM 1½ BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. :- - ASSUME 7.75 PCT. MORTGAGE Ne pool home on lg lot. 3 BR 2 B w-extras. Lg LR, FR & fenced patio, C H&A, range, ref rig 5. ww carpet. Good area, comfortable 1700 sq II of living. - Orlando 327-1577 ANYTIME Multiple Listina Service .7W2 WILL BUY EXISTING 151 & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. 4 D Wymore Rd. Altamonte. 862 7483 CaliBart For a confidential discussion of your career ii Real Estate, call Herb Stenbtrom or David Farr at 333.740. TGAGE. • ______ ____ .Echclalmmussieinw, - .tlegi A.$.P., itic. By: Charles D. Adeflid ________ I sJL. -!Y°'_ - • I teenagers, Ui Mary new house bust fiished. 3 BR 2 B, lot 90'xlt. 9i pct. morl. Also ii ansi pasture or farm land ni Oviedo & 2 acres prime larJ Seminola Blvd., CasselbørY. 530-9537. $39,900. - I _________ nenweitlmeclerk its c, -- puBlicatIon ii this itsibco, Ills tic. CiUttlIsuCh tltleus fame, ts.wIt: SIAUTIQUI Ditil: July 19, 155P • 'ugin receIp, SLarge Listing inventory S Dominant Advertising 540 Hour Sales Training Membel Realtors & ERA SNational Referral Service SRealtron Computor SFuli Time Office Superlision Compatible Associates SOver 27 Years Expcdence Sanford's Silas L.aiSmi ____ ar.is i ii. &Sokl Sanford's most welI.known progressive Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or newly licensed. Now? 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST $32,300. ASSUMABLE MOR. 77-Junk 2 tam garage sale - baby Items, stereo, clothes & formals for S 6-12, space heater S tank, household items, misc. All items good cond. Pinecrest, 110 Laurel Dr. 322-2052 or 322-55)4. Sun.Mon. 96. 47-A-Mortgages Bought 41-Houses Real Estate Sales MORE HOMES THAN ANYONSI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II _______ __________________ - 34S'5119eve POOL • çtIW HOUSE AREA 'l3Duster6cyl,auto, new insp, runs good. S750 323 3455. - 42-Mobile Homes . LARGE Sale ________ -- ____________ .svd color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 73" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 672. ______ Realtors COMPARE THESE FEATURES: REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SAN FONq'$ SALES LEADEIt WI LIST & SELL - _____ ______ or for - 22 II. camper self contained. A-i shape with towing equipment. Site 79, AlA Campground. $1100. Stereo.Cab-'flet style record player ape deck & radio comb., sen 323-9465. MODELS ON DISPLAY -. 'i4 ______ _____ _____ . MAKE A WISH, new 3 IR, 1$ ixechomsi Idyllwildel C 140*, pin. FR w.FP, sat In kit., DR & every feature lmaginabiel Your wish come true for 172,5511 major retail 0 chain store ac counts. WMO necessary .' Inventory. No slung, no ix. perlence nscssaary. Will sell pit? or all Of invautory. pio NOtICe Branch Office 323.2222 U 80-Autos 75-Recreational VehiCles 53-TV RadiS?ereO INC. REALTORS 365-5666 OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT FR, let In kit 0 more. 8FF WARRANTED. Just $43,5Q Barber slop includis all squip. mont, COiflercial bldg. and laid. High tratflcarei. Could be NOTICEOPINYINYPoIITO converted to Ice cresm, ham. RESISTER FICTITIOUS NAME bur.er stand. etc. owner will selling, its experience NOTICE is HERESY GIVEN fInance. Esy terms. necessary. Will 511 p'aflo'all of thattlle undirsignod ALP., INC.,a pert or ill ofarea route. FIO*'IdS Cerpsratiin and DOWNS Master warehousing 3 SM, . 2 B pool home. beautifully PROPERTIES, INC., adistributorship, supply area landscaped, work ship, g,'eei COrPOration, desire so ensass in dI$tflbuto.'s, also awsilabli at a houli. 1750 SQ ft living ares. IflVelltnStt tO QUIlt lid $59,105. Terms fictitious name of p meuai, pill tints or full LANDING VSNTUI, • ______________________________ tlmi. Call collect (3N 4*11051 General Parininsip, at , tIr loulsvard. Lsr_, Fliridi *2151 somIsis County, PIrfo. Ns9$e Legal Eve. 8623655 Stonstrom Realty, SUPER 3 BR, 1½ B home in Ui. Maryi C 140*, w.w carpet, Ig Business of your own. Excalhint Income, Local distrIbutorship Single story downtown bldg. 1,000 sq. ft. Great for storage, for one of Hi largest psi & warohoimi or tax shelter. Only Supply Corp. Must be able to 135,000. servics company established ___________________ _. yir uwvi vrwg $82,300. 2stOrydOwntoessterebIg.0y 13,000 sq. ft. $14,900. Terms arranged. Currently liSsed. ___________________ _______________________ under thi fictitious name of THE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER, and TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thIl I Intend to register iaid name CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST wIth the Clerk of me circuit court, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL. 2 acres Industrial PrOperty, near Hwy 1* 0 Country Club Rd. ____________________ REALTORSW PARK Inc., Realtors 2433'i S. French (17 92) Sanford 3235324 BEAUTIFUL custom 4 BR, 3 B home in idyllwildel Super pool 0 patio, sunken LM.FR, FP 0 many unique fHturssl 8FF WARRANTED. Yours for __________________ $350 Weekly Guaranteed. w t hours daily at home. Start Immediately. Free Information, Write S.D., P.O. lox 1283, Aftamote Spas., Fla. 33701. ____________________ ' ATTRACTIVE 4 BR, 1½ B home on Oak shaded lot in winter Spas? C H&A, w.w carpet, fenced yd In quiet residential arsa. 1FF WARRANTED. Just Office in rear. All for $31,900. ________________________ 24 Business --- --- --- ________________________ ____ I . preferred Apis. on over ½ Fantastic Buy for 173.0001 ,, • _________________ _____ ____ ju,jp, ;.'The Real Estate Agency 2565 horns or convert thIs estate to ____ for Invalid Is u, m - ___s_ .._.. wnv iii,. '..ru.iw ___________________ ________ ____ &. Multiple Listing Service I' home provides with lots of luxury featuresl BPP WAR. RANTED. Yours for $151001 ____ _____ ANYTIME ______ JUST LISTED 3 BR 2½ B tome in idyilwlideon2.3rd acre. Relax & Enjoy the many extras this ________ __________________ ______ OVER 4M1LL1ON IN SALES IN 1979 ________________________ __ 322-2420 REALTORS REALTY - CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTFN YOULL LIKE THE RESUlTS. lone washer & matching dryer. Like new $500 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92 So. f Sanford. 322-8721. ___ ______________________ 1 SOUTHERLAND! JOHNNY WALKER waiter, 1 nighi shift for waitress. CITY OF CASSELSIRNY Carriage Cleaners 434 Shopping 3324157 IS THE AMOUNT NECESSARY TO 24.91 fist; thence N. 73 degrees Aft.5.7)11 Will Baby Sit waiter. Also 1 day shift for Salad _____________ PLANNING ANDZO$I?4A feet to a point on a 131.73 SE RAISED BY TAXATION IN 35" B., ts', Hwy. 434, Longwood inMy Home Station, no exp. necessary. 333. COMMISSION THE CITY OF SANFORD, curve concave southwesterly i 3233413 7l10.2tolp.m.or 423.3021 (Sun. NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that FLORIDA FOR THE FISCAL havingaradiv.of200.00fed and a i CASSELBERRY I & Eves.). _____________________ the City of Cassefbirry PlannIng YEAR, 1n,.1950 FOR THE OR. centraIanglsofl2degre.s 31' 33". I LookIng For a New Home? 3BR,lbath.$2L000 COOKS - CASHIERS and Zoning Commission will hold a DINARY PURPOSES FOR THE thincerun Northwesterly 43.72fist I Chick the Want Ads for houses 123.2191 Experience desired. Good pay, in. CLERK TYPISTS a long the arc of said curve; thence public hearing. Mr. Eugene Maliek, OPERATION OF THE CITY OF of every size and price. surance, vacation, credit union 30 WPM, gen, office skills. we N. 41 degrees 00' 13" E., 10.00 ______pay owner, Is requesting rnonlng of a SAN FORD, FLORIDA, AND By Owner 3 or 4 BR 1 bath, eat in 0 P' Sharing. Apply In y for long ii short term _______________ parcel of land from the existing C.I FURTHER DETERMINING THAT fiSt; thence N. U degrees 55' 12" Small kitchen, fenced yard. Sanford. kids & babies. Breakfast, LIk* Mary 44 Food Store, Laka temporary assignments. Call E., 175.90 lest to (commercIal) zoning classification THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY the Westerly right 130,000. 3224722 after 3:30 p.m. lunch 1. snacks. 3 diV5 wk. $20 %ary Blvd. a, ii Norrell Service 447.4115. to the Ml (light manufacturing) NECESSARY TO RAISE SAID of WY of South Citrus Rood; one, $30 two. 32203. thence 3. 01 deui'ess 01' 44' E., ________________________ Bookkeeper exp. full charge zoning classification. The parcel Is AMOUNT SHALL SE 7.05 MILLS AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST 937i3fsst along said westerly legally described as: through financial statement, BuildtoSuit-ourlotoryours. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, 1919.40, -Good TNngs to Eat Engine rebulIder. Seminole Auto of '1? to the point of Beginning. North 107 feet of Lot 4, Block F, P R 0 V I D I N 0 Computer np desirable. Send FHA.VA, FHA235 0243 F 0 R ._ Machine, 301 B. 30th P1. E*p. ContaIning 11.40134 acres esuals Fern Park Estates. PublicSFvPDAII 'TVIIYU ....- . a. aIarv ruire. oniyi POUlltyi t, ti. Free wages comm.nsljrafe w. s1o,os square Records of Seminole County. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. lox 30, c.o'The Ivenkig M. Unsworth Realty aiIlty.fringe beef its. dillviry,tflln.$lorder. Sanford This petition should be submitted Florida as recorded in Flat BookS, Herald, P.O. Sex 1457, Sanford, A copy stall be available at area 322.2374. Sam's Portion on bettaifotSurwise Erectors, Inc., Page 10. P1,32171. OffIce of the City Clark for all Mechaiic.lnspector, minimum The parcel isiodllidonthe$oijIl persons desiring t examine me Florida corporation dated It. 2d ______________________ WI. experience. SIkorsky 0 day of August, lWt sIe of Orange Las. Bill of Lako same. ________________ ( _______________________ Wst Hellpp Must be By: Scott A. *uloro 21-Sftus1jn Hewsil Read, In the west central isd REALTOR Au SSSIW Merest and ctftzens MLS -'Instnactloni experienced in tab.' corn. __________________ ________________________ Vice President foSCIW,. 323.1041 oreves. 323.0317 point overhaul 0 9 lIght IIMIJI Ic. Expsrlsnced NursasAId.wlII car . ________________________ ________________________ _________________________ . Come See Us? Your host: BEN U '73 Delta B, ldr, air. power, $1500 55 93) 579 . 18 Aspen S w, fully eqpt. $300 dwfl takeover payments. 5620. Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper REAL ESTATE ONE, own I For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Appris.als Call Dell's AuctIon, 373 - new. help finance. Exclusive 4 BR, 2'. bath home in desirable neighborhood! Fee tures include your Pool & Patio, DR. Fla. Rm., eat in kit., fireplace, all on a beautIful 1g. landscaped lot? This Dream Home can be yours for $91,500! atront home, looking for ho g, fishing or Swimming in yoQ4wn pool? This Is the house. Exftd 1g. recreatIon rm., with ____________________ 64'LAB SHELRS... Surrounded by big this quality near-new 3 2 home offers privacy & the tranquility of country living. Formal LR, fireplace, C H&A, lush car. peting, 1g. pantry. Glass en. closed FR overlooks beautiful woods. Dbl garage, lg workshop, Plus good water! Located near Geneva, easy drive to UCF, Orlando. $119,300. Owner will 2001 East 2nd St., Mayfair ST. JOHNS :4 _________________________ I4EL1O1 I'IV FROM AM( Reg. Real Estate Broker 290 N. 17-93, Casselberry, Pi. SUN. 26 P.M. muii more, an added feature commercial zoning, live & work in same place In a good area of Sapd. ______________________ OF *OPENHOUSE * I - ------ trees, STENSTROM Ii ___________________ -- KENMOREWASHER - Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 PhlIco S S copper lone refrigerator w ice maker. Like $500. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford 322 6721. HOME+5 ACRES _____________ *OEMC 72-Auction -- ___________________ IIAI (.flI RDT DAi TV ui.ri..i "ir i irc. REALTOR 3237832 Ev,c333.0dl7, 322. 1557, 322.7177 .5 acres Paoia Markham ares. 52-Appliances 11* H. Ernest Morris, Sr. 8348200 $44,900. unit apt Muse $31,500. - - •3 BR 2 5 home, i acres Markham Woods Rd. $130000. - Sunday-Sept. 2-i 6PM 133 Hays Dr. 3 BR, 1' B, C HIA. very clean & well kept. Nicely landscaped, cony, location. Come see this great buy? W. GarnettWhte Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commerc,af Phone 372.7881, Sanford ___________ HOME PLUS BEAUTY SHOP 3 BR2bath home S beauty shop & equipment. All in excellent cond. 19.2 acres w.mobile horn,, Ostesn. $10,100. OPEN HOUSE _______________________ *10.7 acres, Osteen. $15,340. U Bollen ---- your lot o our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc.. Realtor 6.44 3013 t1toOS by Roger .. - THIS COULD BE YOURS!! Cash for your Iotf Will build on 4BRBheatedswimming72 car garage, lake view. 109 Lk. Dot Dr. $32,250. FUNNY BUSINESS i-iiouses VA.F HA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment By 'wner $3000 dwn & assume mort. Approx $250 mo. No qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 B bfock home. 3220216 aft 6 p.m. • 25445. French Ave. _______________________________ ._3fl-11.322.17L 322.0779 sure to Aet reØ) p-- uu..uuuu•ui 41-Houses 41-44.ouses OF SANFORD REALTOR By Owner Lg. 2 SR 2 B, all ppj p W.D. Sandlewood $35,300. 4710014. HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY HOLIDAY FROM AAA _____________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY 4O-Condonniurm S ________________________________________________________ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED 2 BR, carpet, air, turn. including linens & utilities. Peaceful fishing area. No children or pets. 203 wk. 30.3490. _____________________ 323.517k • * * * * * * * * r,jIIrI, U U U - 3 BR, I B, gas heat, fenced yd. us,soo. Realtor Owner. Oi St. Johns River (Corner 10th 0 French) Management potential with fast moving company. We need rnsive people with good psrnaiIty I good phone voice. Salary + commission. Call Annette 333.$17. I Sanfordcommercial Ave. $11,500. - 100' on ___________________________ Zoned 34-?MbiIi Homes 12 French Ave. S a ,.41..*ê4 q •D I • ... fl UWI,., I I 1V11V fl S . 204 S. Sunland 3 BR 1 bath, utility rm., $225 mo. lit, last + deposit. n-osas or 322.5203. PLEASE CHECK MONDAY'S EVENING HERALD FOR OUR NEWI EXCITING JOB LISTINGS. COME IN TO SEE US TUESDAY MORN ING ____________________________ U U I U U Immaculate 4 BR, 2 8, 2 car garage ww carpet, C H&A, fenced bk. yd. $53,900. 33-Houses Furnished- PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE Sunday, Sept. 2, 1979-95 ---u.uumIuIIuS 3 BR, 1½ Ba, w.2 adjoining loti + fruit trees. $30,550. Sm. unfurn houst, eld.riy couple or person. No children or pill, $120 ma. 322.3417 aft 4 PM or wiuends. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SpotleSs 3 SM, 1 8, ref., stov apss. par?. turn., for only ____________ _____ _________32-Houses Unfurnished - WE ARE TAKING LABOR DAY OFF TORESTIRELAX WE WILL BE READY TO WORK EXTRA HARD FOR YOU TUESDAY, BECAUSE WE ARE Book 2, Page 71, PublIc Records of leminoleCounty, Floridi, described 05 follows, to.wIt DESCRIPTION Begin at the Northeast corner of Tract "A" SUNRISE UNIT ONE recorded in Flat Book 21, Pages 72 Beautiful home site. Osteen area almost 3 acres. $10,500. AIRPORT BLVD. $200 mo. $342457 .AAA IMPLDYMRNT ' MBORTION SERVICES. * * * * * * * * according to the plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 1$, Peg• 20, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida,descriN towit' Lots 1 thru Si as platted This petition should be submitted on behalf of Guy T. Riuo, Trustee, dated the 5th day of September, of the Southwt t/4 of Sactlnn IL Township 21 South, Rangi 30 East, "S Lots 1 thru $4 as platted This IyingW,,stofStatf G4 and the ..iei.. ..i,i ...ie.a I. Riles, Trustee, dated the 5th the Southeast ¼ of Section Township 21 South, Range 30 East, day of September, 1979. OLATTING, LOPEZ AND and the North 33.10 feet of the South. ASSOCIATES, INC. west '4 of the Southwest ¼ By: Jack F. Giatting 34, Township 31 South, Ra 114 East Constock East, lying West of State Road Winter Park, FlorIda 32719 less the East 400 feet of the NorTh 9iT vvr ' 113.37 feet. GuyT.RIUO,Trustee The parcel rted South Publish Aug. 34 Sept. 2, 1,7 Winter Woods Boulevard and West DEM.131 of State Road 13 In the Southwest portion of the City of Cas$elbryy, _______________ Duplex for rent NOTIcE o INTENT TO VACATE PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLAYS and 73, Public records Seminole IN ALTAMONTI SPIINOS, County, Fiorida,ttiince along the 1110 UNIt wury, FLORIDA. iUflfllTlY lifli UNIT ONE ttwo..çh the following to WHOM i MAY CONCERN: courses and distances run S. N Tahenoticethatap,,ltshel,b, dig?Ses ss ir' W., 410.00 fist; flied, pursuant to Chapter 177.101 of thence N. 01 degrees 04' 44" W., the Florida Statutes, with the Cit)' 3129 1,: thence S. st degrees Council of Altamonte Springs, 03" W., 234.04 test; thence N ., 279.91 Florida, to vacat, portions of cer. tam Pills of the Subdivision known tPince s. •9 degrees 20' 03" W., as VILLAS DEL SOL NORTH, 4513 feel: thence N. $1 digress NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 41-Houses 31.AIPISX FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Nt. 3. P.O. engaged in business at Cli Mimosa Box 36i, Sanford, Fia. 32771 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Drive, Altamonte Springs Seminole Seminole County, Florida, under the Take notice that a petition County, Florida under the fictltiøij* fictitious name of EMERALD shall be filed. pweuant to Chapter name of JENLO HOME REPAIRS, GREEN NURSERY and ttp wi 177.101 of the Florida Statutes, with and that I intend to register said intend to register said name with the Board of County Commissioners name with the Clerk of the Circuit the Clark of the Cirajit Court, of Seminole County, Florida, to Court, Seminole County, Florida in Seminole County, Florida in ac vacate portions of certain piats of accordanc, with the provisions of COfdanc. with the provisions of the the subdivision known as Slavia the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. FiCtitIous Name Statutes, To.Wit. 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I ' , • , - Sunday, Sept. 2, 1979 Kitchen Can Be A Fashion House For Jewelry You can have unique and eye- Their recipe calls for 2 cups of To make the ice cream cone to act like glue, and forms a pins, available at hobby shops. also offer for your home! To get catching Jewelry that comes all-purpose flour, one cup table pin, roll salt sculpture dough to more secure bond. Take a tiny Jewelry with unusual tex. your copy of the DOUGH-ITfrom a fashion house accessible salt, and water. Start out by about ' a Inch thick. Use a meat piece of dough and roll it into a tures and natural colors add YOURSELF HANDBOOK to everyone - the kitchen. It's using as little as s cup water. tenderizing tool to press the bell. Moisten it to add to the interest to a plain outfit. The • RISES AGAIN, filled with Jewelry made from salt You may find you need as much "cone" texture into the dough, very top as a cherry. chunky necklace in the decorating Ideas, send $1.00 sculpture dough, a mixture of as i'.a cups to obtain a good and cut It into a triangle. Place Both Ice cream pins are photograph is made with a (check or money order) along three basic Ingredients: flour, consistency. Blend the flour and this triangle on a cookie sheet. baked for about an hour in an variation of the basic salt dough with your name and address to: salt and water. salt, and stir in the water Take another piece of dough oven preheated to 325 degrees However appealing, pea ni leas "Dough-It-Yourself Handbook Start your creative collection gradually, mixing until it forms and, with your thwnbs, pinch it F. Bake bathing beauties for 34)- do ,) ,ealt Rises Again", P.O. Box 9140, h ce off with the basic salt dough a ball. Add more water - or into the shape of a scoop of ice 45 minutes. 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French dance. 2. Extinct bird. 3. Ballet skirt. 4. Indian — drum. S. A sugared candy. Eample—Ns. 1: Cancan. What are the others? iuo ç wo.woj. p ninj c opoa 1 • Doubie the number of coins In your pocket. Add is —— — and divide by two. Subtract the number of coins and add 43. Answer is glvP below. ——— 1121341 567 9 K 111 — iii — - that you can arrange three coins so • Setafrsnd — that three hinds and a tall are showing. Ifs easy. 1'li iu,Al s utt.q 10ç uo suo pu.s Fishy Geography I Name three places named for fish. Detrout, Mich., Aibsrcoreque, N. Max. and Menhadden, Kansas are three. Can you think of others? PEEDICISUM EVENYTIMII You con have some fun performing this trick for frlinds. Draw a squire containing 16 boxes. Insect vmrs rv ipiu. TOUR YES? There are at least six differ.nces in drawing details between top and bottom pane's. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. JIHIW$ I 3ISSS4 *9 '06"14W $1 AND WJy s '41tSJIHp s .H.Q .4.J•5p i W5 It •IU•&•4J J,fl• 5 'iUISw SA I4 t , I 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 L), The first evacuations In Seminole County started Sunday night — prematurely. C4mdy pubUc 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 direclion. 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 i1- AX W According to Kaiser, the 30 residents arrived at Lyman and were let into the building by a !U!Prlled school district employee. The residents were provided with cots and remained through the night. "People should remain their homes until they an 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 ..- -A 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 I I N. . , • ..... - - .,I.Y -•, . I I F WAA - H.rald Photo by Torn VitiCOflt Sanford Plaza pet shop prepared for the worst Amtrak 4' - Seminole County Sheriff's South Florida Messy -But OK Dipertowed spobsinan John Sp*kluldthitasof 10 am today there were $ persons 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 National Guard prepared for 70, shiltiti banged against 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 low-lying waterfronts for. 10 Lauderdale, 10,000 evacuees there weren't any cars on the debris. Water was breaking five of those SIIOO$ were 04* &psl'a jewelry dois and a miles lien the Upper Keys to showed up at 25 onto the road from the turbulent shelters. In road." On Singer Island, just north of bay at the town of Lake Worth l4ownvlsltora with nsplaceto lsrP UougalnvWea bub 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 30 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 woman nearby said she stayed toppleda few trees and whipped labor Day dawned on a shelters, failure," said jy svining,d ideSlthlIIt tO see mi. — home to take care of her Per- dinging beach sand. 69 _y bA , mosi 400on — imly those .oehs Florida "gold cpast" rug., J. Maxim Ryder,TI, a retired About Z Rolls-Royce, Jaguar radio newsman from New bd6ft AM the WIN& of Mm d is ___of buries.. David d WY or imsrgmcy adds, and Mercedes automobiles England, and his wife Martha '1,e in ping to be a seed Its med peilahiag winds were parked at the Breakers were mug in their 11th floor for lisrisespe .................41 Hotel Golf and Beach Club on apartment in a 15-dory con____ .................. 41 .................... 2* Palm Beach. Royal Palm Ave. clominium at Pompano Beach. .valed hespfrs.tyspeiu ................... 42 OIJ1$ZLV .............. 13 was Uttered with fronds from "We're all boarded up, iunes'..................41 sports .....................IA four long rows of the stately- drinking coffee and everything dhis lt.es with areas k_ IIlhs Pee4Su ....... 4* IlhinIss ................. In psimtrees. has been fin sofar,"Ryder said. Thouaanda of people, wider DISIMby ................. 11 Weather ...................2* Lake Worth was rising and reported. Today - - - u . . .. - — I I . •'•:" .-..; - - -. • t 1 .-._ Rolls 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 damage. 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 moMly from Cocoa and Satellite 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, Orlandoit 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 Springs had all of its 212 rooms the Sanford Court Motel said Vero Beach and Miami. N-r-1who 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 ES Coast. See MOTELS, Page ,3A turned away at a shelter at destinations further north and service would be stopped - ., - All -s' -' I. conduct a tiocr-to.door alert. .1 . .. L Y'. Buses Canceled, But -. .. Sanford, Area Motels Filling Up; - Clear Out Was Phony IL 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 Bahatna." the hurricane center said. In Washington, President Carter today declared Puerto lieu 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 4 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. 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 broadcasting emergency Schools William Layer. Public Safety Director Gary passed along by Sanford and Lake Mary officials as the bulletins, including a list of the Kaiser said today. I L: "We will make some decision Hurricane David threat nears churches and public buildings But, he stressed, only four the area. Fire and police which will serve as storm this afternoon when we find out .. -s..--. . shelters were open and COflF 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 'jtajn doesn't bother us," urging, however, that no one the w of which he said be necessary. Officials said Layer said. "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." Now, invltsom.on, tO soled one ofthe / numbers, circle it, and cross out all of the "a' po 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 no currents cr.t,? You decide. _I1p, p.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. •____&_.,.._.____ _._..-__•._ - .4'- ._.S_._ .--l.• 'z:'- 4. 'd . .' - - - -'. •. .'-.... .-. — •'.-' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 02, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' , ' . EVENING 6:00 (2)C4) 00 NEWS 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Dominic: Beyond Gravity" Nick and his friends catch the smugglers; Lord Stainton piepares to launch his rocket. (Part 8 of 8)(R) 6:30 NBC NEWS (2) (3)0 cas NEWS o ABC NEWS 0 VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 2) TIC TACDOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Murray's teen-age daughter needs a job and Mary tries to get her one at the office. 0 DANCE FEVER 0 JOKER'S WILD THE CROSS-WITS 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB (I) FAMILY FEUD 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 061.98 BEAUTY SHOW G2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lawrence, Tim Conway. I) DICK CAVE'TT Guest: Stephen Spender. (Part 2 of 2) (A) 8:00 (I) REAL PEOPLE Reports ..... I,4 tt .,... L1 rn, VII UIUW.%JIU L,IW .,W17, school for panhandlers, and an artist who transforms gas pumps Into animals and insects are featured. fRI (3) DOROTHY Everyone dy Duncan join her ina musical blames Dorothy and Frankie when their field trips are banned after Frankle is arrestad for panhandling during a museum visit. BIG VALLEY In ordnr to bring in their harvest in time. the Barkleys hire a man with the reputation of a jinx. 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tommy shocks the Bradfords with the news of his impending marriage and fatherhood. (R) W THE MANY FACES OF LOVE Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy perform a loving montage of the little wars waged between men and women. wonderland. 9 MOVIE Hang Em High" (C) (1968) Clint Eastwood. nger Stevens. A man those who tried to lynch rum to justice. (2 Hrs.) o 100 TODAY 0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI... j QD CA •SESAME GREAT PERFORMANCES 725 U NEWS 7:30 M a TODAY lo:oo 00000 MORNING AMERICA 11:00 (2) M000 NEWS 8.00 (3)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OVER 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: A.L. Rowse. (Part I of 2)(R) 9:00 MOVIE "The Night They Took Miss Beautiful" (1977) Phil Silvers, Stella Stevens. An airplane carrying five beauty contest pageant finalists is hijacked by a terror1st group demanding one mil. lion dollars in ransom for each girl. (4) MOVIE "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" (1967) Sid. Poitier, Katharine ney Hepburn. A liberal young lady bringsherblackfiancehometo meet her parents. NBC y 8:25 11:30 (2) ([Z BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Don Rickles, Jane Olivor, Ray Bradbury, Cheryl Ladd. (R) 8:30 (.3) HANGING IN TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA ws 8:30 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- In the U.S. Open Tennis Chatn pionships being held at Flushing Meadow Park in Corona, York. N POLICE WOMAN Popper and a rookie officer go undercover to break up a high school drug ring. (A) CA •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (2) (3) DONAHUE 0 MKS 0 MOVIE Z 0111111"iI •FACES OFCOMMUNISM 11:45 9.55 (14)NEWLYWEDGAME (1) UPBEAT 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac stage an elaborate plan to out con a ruthless land speculator who Is threatening a friend. (A) 0 CBS MOVIE "Behind The Badge" (1977) Elizabeth Montgomery. O.J. Simpson. Two detectives assigned to work 1000 (2) a CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) • ONCE UPDCUIC 12:15 together onaseries of vicious crimes oscome caught up BIG VALLEY Jai'rod goes ',iV were my arms tired, but we saved air fare." Big Bird and the rest of the including ballet troupe MikhaII superstar music country Baryshnikov, singer Crystal Gale and the pantomime team of Shields and Yarnell, visited Peking and Shanghai In a trip that ran from June 24 to July 9. "Mr. Hope was there a week before we got there," Spinney said. "He found that nobody knew who he was. I asked him if that wasn't a relief, not being recognized, since usually he's replied: "I am 8 feet tall and very bright yellow. I didn't see anybody else around like ne. I seemed to attract a huge crowd. I guess they noticed I was mobbed everywhere, "Are you kidding? I've been am not different." Big Bird, in turn, enjoyed the friendliness, the "1938-Ish" hospitality of the Ching Chiang Hotel in Shanghai, the Inexpensive shopping. There was one problem, encountered at a banquet. He liked the food, but.... "I avoided the Peking duck," Big Bird said Indignantly. "I 50,000 Left HOLLYWO - . - ' - OD 1100 U.ERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT • • 11:30 • 0 MISTER RoGERS 100 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) HODGEPODGE LODGE LEAPING WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD INTO ACTION TOMORROW Guests: Medical examiners Dr. Michael Baden and Dr. Robert Stein. AFTERNOON 1'15 12:00 NEWA Free magic show hot dogs baked beans chips and soft drinks NEWS •0 I'HURSDAY INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIAL •SESAMESTREET(R) -A Aug. I8. Dec. 14& Jan. 2- Feb. 4 OTHE FBI PAW 500 PA1SW0RDPLUS 1:00 y op • SliMMER SEMESTER Deluxe Oceanfront Accommodations LATE CHECK OUT -6 P.M. Plus O" the r E-xtra s YOUNG 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY O NOT FOR WOMENONLY 0 SUNRISE PAW 0:11 IILOUI1IU 610 •THE LITTLE RASCALS $*th MIMIC Ave • DsIsiri Siac ltsrida 3201$ DV.LPIOM ill 1N$ISAAL HOSPITAL ANTICIM 6:30 •WA'SH(R lOTRIDcOMPANY(A 4:00 I.2)SMEMEMCYONBI TM a" SHOW NMTC MARTYROUNI MAKE MI LAUGH (.2) TODAY INFLORIOA 09000 MOANING FLORIDA INFLATI N FIGHTE O R PECI L A you'll each get 7 golden brown shrimp, our famous chips, 2 hush puppies. &coleslaw. And since there's a limit of one coupon per party, per .. ..•. ', ' __ __ ____ __ f= . . 4 r IMV - •- .. i M . .. . - puppies & cole slaw. And there's a limit of one coupon per party, per visit, your friend can spring for dinner next time. ____ ' - U' Not valid In conjunction with other specials. Please present coupon before ordering. Buy one delicious Fish Dinner La" Getanotherforhaifprlce.' - 7:$4i11 DML - - . ;"y' - . ..' • ' , I ,i'. •.. -' -- •'• . a delicious Fish dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher s. you II each t two pieces of our most original fish. plus chips, plus 2 \ hush puppies, & Cole slaw. And since there's a limit of one // coupon per party. per visit. your friend ,135 can spring for dinner next time. ___ Good only In Seminole & sngs County Hurry, this savory off,, ends September 9,1619. . , . To bystanders, It resembled a smelly geyser as It spewed sewage out of the ground. A force main which lies in a heavy construction area suddenly erupted in Altamonte Springs Wednesday morning and forced city officials to shut off the water for a couple of hours until the main could be repaired. Bill Simpkins, assistant superintendent of the city's pollution control plant, estimated that 2,000 families located east of Interstate 4 south of State Road 436 were affected by the shut-off. Glen Crews, ticket clerk at Sanford who works for Amtrak, said, "I just don't know what to say. But Congreos has to op prove the director's action 01 yesterday, And I hope that when Congress comes tack in September, they'll have a change 01 heart." Most railroads, with the exception of the QIlcago, Rock Joe Oats, shop foreman at JACK HORNER Island and Pacific and W. Sanford who works for the . , . MaIjti Denver and Rio Grande SeaboardComt Line which Is Western Railroad, elected to Chamber of Coewnerco said, "I under contract to Amtrak, said, . certainly hope they continue to "I think every Amtrak train Is join the Amtrak system. is service Sanford. There are a necemity and I don't think any Funding' for Amtrak subsIdized 'partly by aimuel number 01 people who depend of thus should be taken off. on lids s.'vbce and I certainly With' the gas situat'on at It ii, sWoprlatlow of don't want to see It dizcos. more end more per,pl. are Florida's train m*" Now, tiding the trains. And, hire in ciatomera have lost the 5II "As a matter of fact,"Horne, SuhK we to im vices (dOES of its 014111 tt$in$p Q "thin hits pretty does mer, men who are on the U11111 "Floridian." to home. My motbsr'ts4sw Floridian's crew," U.S Sinator Richard Stone $1455 that train back aitd fosib *xak's "saon', will , womweill w.45i.dey that the to 'ek'and two or the.. times Anitrak board 01 Meters Ill "" t'arwatar ren en lbs '1th . continue mod of the system's Y PINSfl . 1k '" — ilib p' frcm Jackeonville to $0 thiFlarden as the oreWk. 'oa Beth trains wW be and in Mar __ midnatlon is the Jvkacs. co aIiinarwaiar..semsa MW rwidws WYi1tiSbdMM saga of kardhak. Two years UIUuSfkISiodOlT$fl The net cutala at lid. t which truck esuIsd II purs, Thuiy, lbs hesdiuee 01 rids Pmos's New walin the Evealig Herald read, York will Qly his,, liens iiriii CbUde. "Amtrak C"tIag Service in '' were kill . Noi*i of the ed lrd? .ds of peak PlWdan's passengers were DSrIk* the st in. dosy arvies * Ii pe$t t '$Icatia that the Floridian injv.d. Amtrak may r'i both :ba MW hVks a 11b Now Yak to 01 id whi aid lbs pm.d who I'u'ai ma Jubmilb reds, he iidet T'itheraar"wUlc.i lbs finca.t, Sellewed by use the Ph, York to 1151w rI—s., ML The force main lies about seven feet underground and repairs required the replacement of a three-foot section of pipe with a new clamp, Simpkins said. A five-man crew from the pollution control and water departments repaired the pipe by 2p.m. A chlorine solution was poured on the sewage to disinfect it as' it spilled into a nearby retention pond on the construction site. Simpkins said no one really can pinpoint what caused the force main to erupt. He speculated that the heavy construction traffic and vibrations might have been responsible, but said he wasn't sure. It earlier was thought the break was caused by a construction crew. "When that force main tweaks, you got 100th 120 pounds of pressure," said Simpkins to explain how the sewage reached the ground. "It (sewage) was all contained right on the ground," he said. ials. Donald Newnham, director of public service, said the city crew was able to keep the water on for the concentrated area of State Road 436 and Palm Springs which contains restaurants, a nursing home, the Altamonte Springs Shopping Mall and the Florida North Hospital. Offering a somewhat less than technical opinion for the force main break, Simpklns said: "It was just one of those things." — age Not valid In conjunction with other ec Please Present coupon before ordering. sp . The Floridian also had been Involved In a couple of derailments, 'but Amtrak of. ficlala blamed thou on poor trackage and not on the train. Now the death song 01 "Old 630," the Floridian, finally has 1*571 sung. ' you 're springing for -- ' .2 000 Get Bad Break In Altam on te X or Dear Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and tell him or her that — ".-,, , COUPONU L..J L ".'J' . 4•, Amtrak is under the jurisdiction of the National ". t. Railroad Passenger Car. 1r, poration, a public body Congress established to take over passenger service from railroads around the country which wanted to drop the service. since ,:-"' '".; .' '' Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and tell him or her that you ' re springing for a savory clam dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's, you'll each get a hearty serving of 'fried clams, our famous chips. 2 hush Good only In Seminole & Orange County Hurry, th is delicious offer ends Septemb.r9, 1919. LA$TDAY$ ____ Dear . . \. TCH0 ____ ____ ____ Please present coupon before ordering. '' Herald Staff Writs, t The Amtrak system was born by act of Congress in 1P1O. . The acronym, Amtrak, means "American travel by track." Not valid In conjunction with other specials. •COUPON• '. . ByRUGHThOION . Buy One savory Clam Dinner Get another for half price. •I t aD TM BUM1 1 1 UNM ThI000UPU MISTMA0SIAS(R ____ . . . Good only In Seminole & Orange County Hurry, this tasty offer ends September 9, 979, (I)UPCIDOUSIA$__ MO0RE Al l " visit, your friend can spring for dinner next time. ____ ____ End Of Line For 'The Floridian' It' s Dear Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and tell him or her that you're springing for a tasty shrimp dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's, It I SEPTEMBER • — BuylonetastySM Dinner ad a Lx~_ ftr M price. 2:30 8AXWEATHER since tAIIPAN I— FLOWER8NOW May Probe ' Settled' Sanford- Civil Rights Case - e — ONE UPETO LIVE M KtffANA muo4 WOMN a TUNA CROCKETT'S VICTORY • GARDEN 6:25 2) POWER WAGONER SURFSIDE INN • TRAVEL006E • PIRATES COVE OIlfltOlflC OCOflDTQ a (4)O AS THE WORLD ® CPAnERSAP.P.EL FOR DETAILS & RESERVATIONS fooid. f r. JULIA CHILD AND CON- SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) - Mighty hurricane David, which left said. "It's headed on a west northwest track and it doesn't look two dead and more than 50,000 homeless on Dominica and Mar- like it's going to change soon." At its current speed of 15 mph, the soonest the hurricane could Unique, raked Puerto Rico with gale force winds today while roaring along a course that could take it into Mexico or the u.s. arrive at the U.S.Mexjcan border, nearly 2,000 miles away, would mainland. be early next week. The gales started blowing in San Juan shortly after daybreak, On the devastated Caribbean island of Dominica, Premier bending palm trees almost double, toppling some light poles and Oliver Saraphine said two persons were killed when the storm hit filling the air with debris. Wednesday and half the island's population of 100,000 was left Power failures occurred in many areas and Eastern Airlines homeless. cancelled all of its 70 daily flights In and out of Puerto Rico. Seraphine called for international aid in the radio broadcast Puerto Rico's 3.3 million population, in a near panic, went on a monitored by police in the British Virgin Islands. buying spree in advance of the storm, cleaning the shelves of There was another report that the Princess Margaret hospital candles, food and other items. In downtown Roseau, one of the island's sturdiest structures, was Homes and businesses were shuttered and all schools, banks badly damaged. and government offices were closed. On St. Kitts in the Windward Islands gale force winds from the But forecasters said Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands likely fringes of David knocked out electrical power and overturned and would escape the full fury of the storm's 150 mph winds. washed ashore a ferryboat that runs between St. Kitts and its sister island of Nevis. At 9 a.m. the center of the storm, one of the mightiest of the An inter-island freighter also was missing between St. Kitts and century in the eastern Caribbean, was located at 16.4 north Nevis and several barges were seen adrift. latitude, 65.5 west longitude, or about 140 miles southeast of San On Martinique 30 persons were injured and 1,000 left homeless, Juan. It had a forward speed of 15 mph. by Tom Pletsit French officials in Paris reported. In addition one of Martinique's to Pho Herald Forecasters said the center of the storm had moved almost due radio stations Football leaps into the sports limelight tonight In Central Florida, highlighted by west between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. but that "the net motion over the fields leveled, was destroyed, 80 per cent of the island's banana 40 percent of the island's electrical lines were a four-team jamboree in Longwood featuring host Lyman, Seminole. Haines City long period is toward the westnorthwest." The forecasters said "a knocked out and 40 to 50 percent of its telephone lines. and Brooksville Hernando. Lake Howell hosts a Friday night jamboree which trend toward a more westerly track may materialize during the On Guadeloupe, 15 people were reported injured and 70 per cent next 6 to 8 hours." Includes Lake Brantley and Oviedo travels to Kissimmee on Friday to play in of the island's boats destroyed. In addition "a great number" of another jamboree. The regular season begins Sept. 7. Above, Seminole High In Miami, forecaster Gil Clark said it looked like the giant 100. Guadeloupe's banana fields were leveled. French officials said cheerleader Angle Lloyd gives It the old rah-rah while Reggie Branch (28) and mile wide storm would eventually strike the coast of the United the mast serious damage on Guadeloupe was in the Basse Terre region and on the nearby isles of Sainte and Marie Galante. Arthur Jackson (44) hurdle Morgan Smith (80) and Reggie Campbell (37). For States or Mexico. "All we can say right now is it is headed in that direction and more' on the jamborees, see story Page 6A National Hurricane Center forecaster Joe Pellisier said in will be approaching the U.S. or Mexico - we can't say which," he Miami it was possible David could intensify further. By DONNA ES'I'ES office, but we haven't seen have been forwarded to the moved out of that neigh- Knowles Brooks was and is still strom announced his a city commissioner. Mrs. Crawford added the Herald Staff Writer them as yet," said Fred Justice Department. herhood, according to a neigh- assigned to the federal Drug resignation as the city's Mrs. Crawford, however, Department of Justice has been The U.S. Justice Department Crawford, community relations Louis Afford, legal counsel her, and could not be reached Enforcement Agency while representative on the Seminole denied she initiated the contact in contact with EEOC inmay look into complaints from specialist with the Justice for EEOC and Dwight Weaver, for comment. While Brooks Moore, who was named an Community Action Board of with either the Justice vestigating "some things that two former Sanford police Department in 4Wants, today. both of the Miami EEOC, who reportedly still lives In Sanford, acting sergeant with the police Dtrectors. Department or EEOC over appear wrong wIth the class officers concerning alleged And City Manager Warren E. have been working on the case, be, aher could not be reached.'- department canine control Stenstrom said his in- Brooks and Moore's complaint. action case and the detercivil rights violations by the Knowles sold today Mayor Lee were not available for cornment J.C. Moore and Brooks after unity, since has retired on vestigation shows that the She said she has held minatlon agreement. The city believed settled two years P. Moore has received copies of today. several months negotiations by social security disability. complaint against the city was discussions recently with Justice Department is not ago. letters from EEOC to former Crawford said he has the city with EEOC two years Knowles said Moore had two initiated by SeA's equal op- EEOC which have nothing to do happy with the way the case "We understand from Equal Sanford officers John C. Moore not received the complaint, he ago 'accepted a settlement heart attacks before going on portunity officer, Louise with the city of Sanford. "In the was handled," she said. Employment Opportunity and Tony Brooks that their is not aware of its suhatance as totaling $5,000 in back pay and disability retirement. Crawford. Because of this, he process of talking with me "The case has not been Commission (EEOC) officials cases against the city as far as yet. were restored to law positions. The matter was brought to said, he could be placed in a about pending cases, the class settled. The Justice Depart. In Miami that the complaints EEOC l concerned have been As required by the EEOC light this week when City conflict of interest position by Moore, who did live on Scott action suit against Sanford has have been forwarded to our closed, but their complaints Drive, Sanford, has since agreement, according to Commissioner Julian Sten- being both an SCA director and been brought up," she said. See PROBE, Page 3A a e NO MMiLM ALL MYCNILDAEN 0 PTLCLUS 1 -800-342-4902 fl SRYAW$ HOPE 5:30 SPECIALS INCLUDE: U.S. (2)NEWS (4)OUARCH FOR TOMOR- MORNING Islands - •c'_e pw510:55 ing back to New York from the clutches of kidnappers. (R) On Rico cannibal ." -- Homeless Hurricane David Hits Puerto 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (I) () Evening Herald (USPS 481'280)—Prjce 15 Cents - (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 KOJAIC Kojak travels to Las Vegas to rescue Crocker and a prisoner he was escort- - • 72nd Year, No. 8—Thursday, August 30,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 •WHEWI 12:55 WEEKEND OF SEPT. 28 1111111 miserable for a week," the Big SQUARES 0 BARETT'A A love-smitten and careless friend of Baretta'a becomes the target of a murderous Chinese gang. (R) M A fl I I C fl fl K OUT GOOD P 10-.30 (2) to Baker City to close a land deal with three Mexican brothera and finds that they have been hanged interracial love affair. (A) 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL "Julie's Magical Musical World" The Munoets and San- (A) M . o - - (3)0 U.S. OPEN UPDATE Highlights of the day's activity SURFSI DE RESORTS ANNOUNCES ITS INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIALS S r - - STREET (R) (I) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE C , H ounroiu . 3: Th ree's Company; 4: The 10 top network television A-S-H; Angels; 5: Taxi; 6: programs for the week ending Charlie's comedian answered. Bird flew to China and liked friendll- Aug. 26, according to the A.C. Lou Grant; 7: (tie) Vega$ and "It was probably the almost everything he encounAlice; 9: Happy Days special; tered, except the Peking duck. est place an American can go," Nielsen Co., were: 1: WKRP in Cincinnati; 2; M- 10: Hart to Hart. The "Sesame Street" charac- Big Bird continud. "When anyone found out we were known as Carroll Spinney ter Americans, they were twice as when he Isn't impersonating a delighted. Of course, they didn't giant bird or Oscar the Grouch know us. The only one they had was part of the company Bob ever heard of before was Hope took to China for taping of Baryshnikov and they flocked his "The Road to China" to see him. They also particuspecial that will be broadcast larly liked Shields and Yarnell on NBC Sept. 16, 8-11 p.m., because they're pantomunists Eastern time. and don't need language to be '1like that place," Spinney understood." said in an interview, talking in Asked how the Chinese his Big Bird character. "It was to Big Bird, he responded a long way from here. Boy, NEW YORK (UPI) HI, NEIGHBOR "The Marriage Of Figaro' Karl Bohm conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in Mozart's classic opera of mistaken identities. (Part 1)(R) AO - 2 . Big Bird Flies To China 12:37 3I . Wednesday, Aug. 2, 979 TONIGHT 'S TV ________________________ r . . Today, ____ 27! O,Iuud. 0,Iv. (Nvy. 1742) Isuflid ___ __ . 2157 W. Cileetal Dr., OrIaa * N. Odeeds Ave., WlMsr Park Pars Perk Plaza Pars Park .i , 11 Si. 0r 12$ $. - v. L S. 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It was the community's third major fire thIs year, but the first in which someone was killed. Fire Chief William Curvan said officials suspected arson because a man was seen running from the hotel shortly before flames broke out about 4 am. EDT at the four-story, wood-frame Roosevelt Hotel, located two blocks from the beach. Curvan said a man died of smoke inhalation in a second.floor room. The victim's Identity was withheld until his relatives could be notified. Record Bank Robberies NEW YORK (UPI) - The robbery of a small Citibank branch at Kennedy Mrport Wednesday night in which about $50,000 was taken was not just another bank holdup. It set a new city record for the number of bank holdups In one mouth. The new monthly record of 126 was reached about 8 p.m. when a bandit forced his way Into a small Citibank branch at Kennedy airport and walked away with $50,000. It topped the July bank robbery total by one, and there are stlU two more banking days left in the month. It also brought the annual total to date to 594 robberIes —38 fewer than in all of 1978. for several personal appearances. "I wish you would demonstrate It," Carter threw back over his shoulder as he entered his limousine at nearby Dot)bins Air Force Base. ABC Washington correspondent Tim O'Brien reported Wednesday that an electronic eavesdropping device was planted in the U.N. ambassador's New York apartment, and that U.S. agents knew ATLANTA (UP!) - President Carter today personally denied an ABC News report that U.S. intelligence agencies bugged Andrew Young's apartment and knew in advance of the U.N. ambassador's meeting with a PLO official. "You were wrong," Carter told ABC White House reporter Sam Donaldson. "We're concerned with accuracy," Donaldson told Carter as the president arrived here before the meeting that Young planned to violate admlnidraton policy and meet with an official of the Palestine LiberaLion Organization, Wednesday in Later Washington, White House press secretary Jody Powell saying the president had approved the words - denied the report. Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti told UP! he knew of no such surveillance, "I want to make a simple and unequivocal statement with wiretapping, or other electronic regard to the ABC News report surveillance of Ambassador that the residence of Ambassa- Young, his residence or of his dor Young has been bugged or meetings "I don't think it (Young's wiretapped by U.S. Intelligence agencies. It has not," Powell apartment) was bugged, no," said in a telephone call to the Cl'iletti told UP! in a brief interview. , It sounds Incredible UP! office late Wednesday. He said the attorney general, to me In Orlando, Fla., Wednesday at White House direction, asked the heads of each U.S. in- night, Young said he did not telligence agency and "all care if his apartment was stated without qualification bugged. "I learned as a country that there was no bugging, Tampa Preparing For. Carter' Library Officials Will UAW Call StrIke? Answer DETROIT (UP!) - The leadership of the United Auto Workers union called a meeting today to decide whether to call a strike by 450,000 workers at General Motors Corp. or by 190,000 workers at Ford Motor Co. GM is the likely strike target this time around because Ford workers carried the strike burden in 1076. ChryslerCorp., struggling to trim losses until Its new line of front-wheel drive 1981 compacts hit the market ned fall, earlier was taken out ut consideration as a target bytheUAW. VERO BEACH, Fla. (UP!) during the seach for Angel State Attorney Robert Stone because he seemed to know too plans to ask a grand jury today many details about her death. to indict 14-year-old Brooks Her nude body was found in a John Bellay as an adult in the palmetto thicket not far f rom, sexual assault and besting her home. death of a 4-year-old girl neighBellay, who had once before - been borgirL Forecast: Partly cloudy southeast coast and Keys and through Friday with scattered scattered mainly afternoon and ulainly afternoon thun- evening thundershowers dershowers. Highs In the low to elsewhere. Highs mainly In the mid 90s, Lows In the 70i Winds upperls to low SOs. Lows In the southeast around 10 mph, gusty 705 except low 805 southern AAddh - a near thundershowers. Rain beaches and Keys. probability 50 percent today aid 50 percent Friday. Awl. el_kn*, • One Coat C., Øeda. dfrecied. 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Born in New Brun- Arthur Hollan d Sr., Richmond,H Paterson, N.J., she moved to swick, N.J., she moved to Va., Mrs. Alvin Khoury, Casselberry from Washington, Altamonte . Springs from Longview, Tex., two brothers, D.C., in 1954. She was a retired Wayne, N.J. in 1977. She was Nick Nasser, Phoenix, Ariz., Several persons were trapped were taken to West Jefferson GOOD HOPE, La. (UP!) A vice president of Lange Joe Nasser, Montrose, Pa.; 16 secretary in the Pentagon. and 3 greatship careening out of cont ro l on the flaming vessel, the Inca General Hospital in Marrero. grandchildren Li gh t in g, Inc. and a Catholic. Survivors Include her the Mississippi River Capac Yapanqui. A hovering two of them in critical condown grandchildren. Survivors Include a husband, husband, Hugh R.; son, Donald, Hawthorne Funeral Home is slammed Into a fuel dock and Coast Guard rescue helicopter dition. Fort Pierce; sisters, Mrs. Albert; sons, Bill, Tampa, Bob, three butane-filled barges hoisted at least two victims O(.'hsner Foundation Hospital Gertrude K. Holt, Richmond, Jacksonville, Fred, Denver, in charge of arrangements. Va., Mrs. Katherine K. Wunder Cob.; parents Mr. and Mrs. __________________________ today, touching off roaring fires over the smoke and flames to in Metairie, which has a special on all four craft. A sheriff's safety from the aft-deck of the burn treatment unit, also took and Mrs. Alice F. Sasser, John Mayer, Altamonte Fun.rol Notices ship. spokesman reported an unde in eiht victims. Casselberry; three grand- Springs. of fatalities TAYLOR, MRS. THELMA S. -_ termined number One butane barge, still afire Semoran Funeral Home, children and five greatwere Many of the victims Funeral services for Mrs. and more than 20 injuries. no more than two hours after the Altamonte Springs, is In charge grandchildren. spo k e Peruvian seamen and Thelma S. Taylor, 74. of 2 Wilson There were "some deaths," a English. accident, drifted uncontrolled Gramkow.Galnes Funeral of arrangements. Place, Sanford, who died St. Charles Parish sheriff's Wednesday Into a barge fleeting area along at Seminole Home, Longwood Is in charge of MRS. ThELMA TAYLOR Memorial Hospital, will be at 10 East Jefferson General the river. The Coast Guard said deputy said, but there was no arrangements. Mrs. Thelma S. Taylor, 74, of am., Friday at Brisson Funeral official report on how many or Hospital in Metairie received 11 it feared the blow torch-like Home with Rev. Leo King of2 Wilson Place, Sanford, died ficiating where. Deputies requested that persons, several seriously flame from the barge might Burial in Evergre CURE MURRAY at Wednesday morning Cemetery. Brisson Funeral body bags be taken to the scene. burned. Another four persons touch off secondary explosion. Clare C. Murray, 86, of 415 S. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Home PA in charge. Orange Ave., Sanford, died Born Matthews, N.C., she lived MURRAY, CLARE C. Tuesday. Born in Cauth, W. Va. in Sanford for the past 55 years. Funeral services for dare C. he came to Sanford in 1929 from She was a member of the First Murray, 6. of 415 S. Orange •• ay Ave., Sanford, who died Weirton, W. Va. He was a United Methodist Church, and Tuesday, will be Saturday at 10 retired steelworker and a the Dependable Sunday School am. Brisson Funeral Home with in an effort by EEOC to reopen SCA is hurting the agency's member of the First United Class. Rev. John P Casey officiating. (Continued From Page IA) Burial in Oaklawn Memorial the ease. EEOC made its own public relations in the cotitMethodist Church of Osteen and her Survivors include Park. Brisson Funeral Home PA decision with no help or inunity, Mrs. Crawford said Veterans of Foreign Wars 2716. husband, Roscoe Taylor, in charge. ment has been monitoring what prodding from me at all," Mrs. community action agencies by He Is survived by his wife, Sanford, son, Ronald Taylor, tILLS been going on in the case for MAJORS, LEWIS KEENER said. Mrs. Beatrice Murray, San- North Road, Paola, sister Mrs. "It was out of their very natures are adthree or more years," she said, Crawford Funeral services for Lis hands after the ford; 3 daughters and 1 sister. Edna Crocker, Jacksonville; initial filing. vocates for the poor. "SCA IS Keener Ma(ors. 65, of 1902 adding Justice Department my The only time Summerlin Ave., Sanford, who Brisson Funeral Home-PA IS one granddaughter, Carol Sue I have been in seen by federal agencies as an officers have been in Sanford on died Tuesday, will be Friday at volved is when I am called for advocate for the poor and a in charge of arrangements. Ogg, Sanford; grandson, Sgt. at least two occasions. 10 a m dl the Church infonnation. monitoring agent for all federal Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Raymond Ogg, with the army in understand the complaint To Stenstrom's charge that funds that conic into the Gramkow Funeral Home in LEWIS MAJORS Germany and two greatcharge. has been forwarded to Justice the equal opportunity section of commwtity," she said. Lewis Keener Majors, 65, 1902 granddaughters. C......1*. A.,. t..,.J L'.....I ti..... flA .)ULl***JVL *111 nv QdLUULU, ou.ni r u*eiw nu:uv — in died Tuesday at Seminole is in charge of arrangements. Memorial Hospital. Born in BRUCE FLEETWOOD Chapman Ala. he moved to Bruce C. Fleetwood, 62, of 133 Sa nford 20 years ago from Valparaiso, Fla. He was a Manor Ave., Longwood died retired electrician and a Sunday. Born in Washington, member of the Church of God . In d., he moved to Longwood in He Is survived by his wife, 1959. He was a car dealer. Survivors include sons, Grace B., Sanford; 2 sons, James Lewis Majors, Sanford, Ronald, Longwood, John; and Keener Wendell Majors, daughter, Rebecca Bennett, Melbourne; daughter, Mrs. Longwood; brother, Daniel, Wanda H. Hatem, Orlando; San Antonio, Tex,; sisters, four sisters, Mrs. Appiedel Gertrude Allen, Violet White, Fausel and Mrs. Gladys Jeffersonville, I n d.; Betty Cooper, both of Chapman, Ala.; AriIn, Washington, Ind.; one Mrs. Lucie Griggers, Green- grandchild; parents, Lula and vill e, Ala, and Mrs. Eddie Belle Everett Fleetwood, Wagner, Georgianna, Ala., Washington, Ind. three brot hers, Joe Majors, Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Chapman, Ala.; Cliff Majors, Winter Park, Is in charge of Mobile, Ala.; Willard Majors, arrangements. Anderson, Ala. and three MICHAEL NASSER grandchildren. Michael Abraham Nasser, 83, Gramkow Funeral Home is in of Casselberry, died Tuesday. charge of arrangements. Survivors Include a son, FRIDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high, 12:52 a.rn., 1:35 p.m.; low, 7:00 a.m., 7:54 p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 1:01 a.m., 1:44 p,rn.; low, 7:11 a.m., 0:12 pm. Bayport: high, 1:15 a.m., 1:11 pm.; low, 12:15 a.m., 2:05 p.m. BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine to Jupiter Islet MM . - ,.. VA fromthepotyofaIerEad&d.n,c4tohsa cii. of lbs largest piihllahbig ompires In the r'atlon, died Wednesday. He _ was $4. Ir - I1'9. .14,99 Arm $ 4 EXTENDED FORECAST Florida except northwest yesterday's high, 92; barometric pressure, 30.04; Continued warm and humid relative humidity, 85 percent; with occasional thundershowers most any time winds, NE at 6 mph. declared adelinquentby • NEW YORK (UP!) - Samuel I. Nnhouse, who roe, A Di inish shipping company said - 9 a.m. readings; temperature, 82; overnight low, 75; . - WEATHER 09 Goal. ti'1u SALE One Coat Couerage applied as directed. * (Sale end. Oct. 1) 1 Bellay, who lived two doors the Indian River County Coat, away from little Angel Am also faced previous charges of Halstead, has been charged as break ing and entering and a juvenile In her Aug. 20 improper display of danger. cii weapon in an unrelated slaying. The boy was originally held at case. the St. Lucia Regional Juvenile WOUROrFiC5 Detention Center in Fort OR*4YOONHOU( Pierce, but was transferred to eN __r, s - NIW A the indian River County Jail B , Monday after a weekend scuffle with other juveniles. He was being kept In isolation at the county jail. $j hhutMTI Veto Beach police said they ft Ma P.O. became suspicious of Bellay Dies. U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, speaking with the explicit support of the Carter administration, told the U.N. Security Council Wednesday: "Israel's military policies in Lebanon, as manifested in the past few months are wrong and unacceptable." Young's statement was delivered during a council meeting convened on an urgent request from Lebanon to stop Israel's raids and further bloodshed among its civilian population. Os,, lMrst lusting . WASHINGTON(UPI)Asarlesofraciallncldentshu prompted the Navy to start a new campaign to rout out discriminatory groups within iii ranks. And In a separate move to open up opportunities for poorly educated sailors - and meet manpower goals the Navy has revised Iti recruitment policy. Chief of naval operations Mkn. Thomas Hayward evidenced his concern over a resurgence of racial confrordatlonsinan Aug.17 directive toallcoinmanders. His message directed them to forbid racist orpnh"tIons or distribution of racist materials. - latex hsse pasnt.. .1*_s Adult Trial Sought Recruitment Policy Alters UNITED NATIONS UP!) The United States has Issued its strongest condemnation ever of Israel's relentless "preventive" attacks against Palestinian guerrilla strongholds In southern Lebanon. 5 Children Die On Open Sea 4IOO; . - today five Vietnamese ChUC en died on the open sea before a ship rescued 65 oth r refugees from the same boat in the South China Sea,t there boat people are again showing up in large number 1. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Oklahoma City high schoolers, screaming and waving placards to pretestthe city's handling of a weeklong teacher's strike, joined the picket lines but 21,000 Penn. sylvania students barred from class by walkouts are just enjoying their extended summer vacations. School board officials In Oklahoma City planned to meet today to decide whether to take legal action against the city's 2,300 educators, who are striking in defiance of date law for the first time. in addition, high school principals have suspended more than a dozen teen-agera believed to be the ringleaders behind large student demonstrations supporting the striking teachers. U.S. Raps Israeli Raids HONG KONG (UP!) . - son Raul Alfonso, 45, who was also with El Mundo. Alfonso spent nearly 18 years behind bars. 10 . Ship Rams Dock, S u rt, Deat h T U nk nown - Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. CQmmercial Dial 322-5762 I AREA DEATHS MIAMI (UPI) The largest groupof political prisoners to leave Cuba since 1962 are in Miami today, including a man convicted of trying to poison Cuban President Fidel Catro. Several had been in jail for 20 years. Four planes brought the 370 people to Miami Wednesday. They were released over the past five months In negotiations between Castro and a group of Cuban exiles. Among the ex-prisoners was the former editor of El Mundo, Raul Alfonso Gonse, 77, his wife, Carmen, and his INC. . t 370 Reach Miami From Cuba Cub Questions A question and answer business people and residents session with Seminole County that the library will be moved Public Library officials has from Its location on First Street been scheduled for Friday at 9 to the K mart shopping plaza a.m. at the Greater Sanford off Highway 17-92. Chamber of Commerce office. "There have been quest ions The event is being sponsored by about coats, space and other the Downtown Business tldngsrelat.dtothe library. We Association, j ust want a friendly discussion Association president Nora to get some information on Gordon said there Is concern these things,"said Mrs. Gotamong some downtown don. Teacher Walkout Continues hro 'a., - Visit /A4E NWI Murder DUBLIN, Ireland (UP!) Irish police today ch arged two men with murder in the death of Lord Louis Mountbatten, whose yacht was blown apart by a bomb near the border with Northern Ireland earlier this week. The men, identified as Francis McGjrl and Thomas McMahon, were arrested last Monday even before the bomb exploded on Mountbatten's yacht, killing the cousin of Queen Elizabeth and three members of his boating party. The blast that killed Mountbatten, one of his grandsons, a teen-age boat pilot and the Dowager Lady Brabourne, his daughter's mother-in-law, was believed to have been caused either by a time bomb or an explosive set to detonate as the boat accelerated. The suspects are believed to be members of the outlawed IRA, which had claimed credit for the bombing. 7 "We did a survey in the spring following numerous from tourists and business proprietors in the building and found thousands of gokiburis running wild," said airport officials. Gokiburis, he explained, are cockroaches. With In Mountbatten Death Ik1R4$ complaints '' 2 Are Charged July area who have written to the take to the school and the area of four microphones set up TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - The mitted by some of the 2,500 as president. gymnasium has been bustling On the gym floor. welcome signs are in place, the persons expected to jam Into Tickets to the town-hall president in the past. White House aides said the streets have been given an the gymnasium of the five- meeting were given out on a In addition, party officials with activity as telephone extra cleaning and all Is In year-old school, a stone's throw first-come, first-serve basis in were trying to get as many as crews string lines for the news president will not see the readiness today at Thomas from Tampa International Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, 3,000 persons to show up at the media, and for the live radio questions prior to hearing Jefferson High School for Airport where Air Force One Polk, Manatee and Sarasota ,old Tampa International Air- and television hookups, and then. While Carter is fielding the President Jimmy Carter and will touch down shortly before 5 counties, after a few selected port terminal location to greet students labored over their hand-made signs of welcome. questions, Mrs. Carter will be his town-hall meeting on p.m. individuals received special Carter on his arrival, Students at the school will be watching on television at ; energy. Clean-up crews have been Local Democrats have gone Invitations. Carter is expected to field all-out to assure a warm About 200 of the special in- busy along the mile-long stretch let out early to ease the traffic private reception being put on about 25 questions selected by welcome for Carter as he vitatione went out, primarily to of Wedshore Boulevard Car- jam expected as those sdie- by the Florida State Democrat. aides from among those sub- makes his first visit to Tampa people from the Tampa Bay ter's motorcade Is expected to duled to attend the energy Ic Party for state Democratit representatives and party leak meeting begin arriving, White House advance people der". have told those attending they When Carter finishes his onemust be in their seats at 4:30 hourlong town meeting he will p.m., even though the meeting drop by the reception for a brief Is not to begin until 5:30 p.m. period before going Into a Persons wishing to ask the closed meeting with Invited Three Seminole County arts for its subscription series dividual fellowships, funded by In support of programs In president a question will have editorial writers. groups and one performing project. $1,443,237 in state -money and music, theatre, dance, visual to write it out and submit It to After the meeting with the White House aides. Those editorial writers, the Carters artist are slated to receive arts, literature The Seminole County School $458,461 In federal money. selected to ask their questions will goontoPlalns,Ga.,for the $31,097 in cultural grants and Board will receive $I0,000for an Funds will go to 33 counties, projects, Firestone said. be seated in the general Labor Day weekend. fellowships, Secretary of State artist-in4he-schools program In George Firestone announced creative writing. today. Dance Unlimited will receive Barbara Ann Rigglns,49,of $2,12 for a dance program in 605 Lake Drive East, Altamonte classical and jazz dance. TOKYO (UP!) - Dressed in bulky uniforms and Springs, will receive $1,940 for Firestone recently approved carrying spray guns, a 34-man team launched a massive ballet choreography. recommendations by the Fine operation today - to kill thousands of gokiburis in the 15In addition, the State Dance Arts Council of Florida for 263 OF month-old Tokyo International Airport at Nartia. Association will receive $16,975 organizational grants and in- Cockroaches Running Wild over don Casselberry police are in- believed he heard a shot tired at their He was promised he would distraught fired at anyone. whether vestigating a him by William Ellis Byrd. not be handcuffed-and would be relationship and was going to know." distraught truck driver who If evidence indicates Byrd did taken to Florida North Hospital kill himself, said Spoiski. Deputy Ran(ly Pitt iv.ari threatened suicide for more fire at Hatzel, Byrd would be in Altamonte Springs for About 25 law enforcement searched the house for Hvrd than an hour while surrounded arrested and charged with "psychological reasons," said officials from both the and upon finding him armed by police fired a shot at one of aggravated assault, Karcher John Spolski, spokesman for Casselberry police department left to call in support officers. its police officers, authorities said. the Seminole County Sheriff's and the sheriffs department Spolski said. reported today. Byrd surrendered to police l)epartment responded to the call at 7:30 Byrd leaped out of the inCasselberry Police Chief Wednesday night after talking Byrd, a Casselberry resident p.m. at 2253 King James Court, (low and hid in a wooded area. .__ -ueorge narcner said waay ne win ins giriiriena and Sgt. wnose exact address is wmcn iies adjacen to inc ban With the help of the winter would Investigate the matter George Hagood of the Seminole unknown, originally told his Jose Apartments just outside of he reportedly heard the shot. Park Police Department 's (lug, with Officer Allen Hatzel, who County Sheriff's Department. girlfriend, Susan, he was Casselberry, Spoiski said. 'There appeared to be a law enforcement officials were — Hatzel was standing on the round discharged," Karcher led to 8%Td's hiding place, hood of his car in an attempt to said. "This is our belief where hi' later surrendered, see Byrd inside the home when Whether it was intentionally Spolski said. IN BRIEF ABC said Young was bugged during his 26 luncheon with Abdullah Bishara, the Kawait ambassador to the United States, who confirmed Young's meeting with a PLO official for later in the day. Thursday, Aug. 30,1979-3A Was Shot Fired At Casselberry Cop ? WORLD Local Groups Get Funds PEABODY, Mass. (UP!) - A couple and their two sons were killedearly today In a three-alarm fire that swept their wood-frwe home. Seven firefighters were slightly Injured controlling the fire. Killed In the three-alarm blaze were Fred Davidson, 53; his wife, Elizabeth, 48, and their sons, Charles, 13, and Derek, 8. Deputy Fire Chief Peter C. Pappas said the fire began In the kitchen and quickly spread throughout the two-dory house. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined and the fire marthal was called In to investigate. to s preacher that your life is an open book and there are no secrets," Young told a meeting of Democrats. "If they were listening, they knew how good a job I was doing in negotiating." - 3 In Family Die In Fire Newspap.r Mogul Ruaaec Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - .. - — - - '. ' ' _...__, •-'r - . - - a . . S-------------- - -• -. - - . - -- - .-•. .- . * -1 -. - IL, . -- . - .3.. r — 'F3 . • •- t -. r - ;-' ''I --. . a • , - . . -- - .- . -, - - -- . .;.,--- - -. �F '. Evening (USPS 4$1.I00) X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 I. Area Code 305422431 I or 8319993 Thursday, August 30,1979.-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, 118.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, $5 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $).60; Year, $40.00. 11 IV ~ 1_ - 1,eborn In Around Mdwhatawoman!ARealtorAsaoclatewlth "w"* Huskey Realty, Sheila was such a good salesman In last year's United Way campaign she exceeded her goal In the three divisions she headed up as A 6 chairman helping push the United Way over Its $220,000 goal. Most chairmen have difficulty In collecting V pledges and donations In one division, but Sheila . \9 / successfully headed the Professional, Special Gifts, and Feature Gifts divisions. Sheila started out nine years ago collecting for the United Way in her block, so having worked on every level she knows what It's all about. L Lest year she was at every report meeting, Clock joking, smiling, challenging and encouraging — a By JANE CASSELBERRY team worker. Sheila once sald,"l was trained ua child togive something of myself to the community. When I 9 = Tne emacracy... Africa ~'. ~: One of the most encouraging developments of recent years in Africa 1s what promises to be an ;orderly transfer of power from military to civilian ,rule in Nigeria. As a result of the recent national ,elections democracy is being reborn in Africa's Ilargest country after 13 years of dictatorship that saw three military coups and a bloody civil war between Christian Blafrans and a Moslem AS newcomers to the cinilgn and agencies to make the drive a success. came here I was so Impressed with the caliber of people who give of their time to United Way and was pleased to be part of the effort" Not only capable and energetic — a "gogetter" — Sheila Is enthusiastic and her enthusl"rn Is contagious. This was evident at the good turnout at Tuesday's breakfast meeting of Campaign Division chairman and United Way Agency representatives at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. "The conference room was packed and they overflowed Into the hail," said Sheila, who was delighted by the spirit of cooperation and good feeling shown by all those attending. This year's goal for Seminole is the highest yet — $2360 and the campaign kick-off will be at a 7:30 breakfast meeting at the Interdate4 Holiday Inn. Sheila Is very aware she can't do the job alone and Is depending on veteran campaigners such as campaign coordinator Wayne Albert, United Way President and last year's chairman, Robert Daehn, Jack Homer, Torn Hunt, and George Touhy as well Sheila Brown of Sweetwater Oaks is the first woman to serve as campaign chairman for the United Way in Seminole County in the 23 years of Its Fkvald A large wall graphic, "Smashing", painted on the wall of the handball court at Red Bug Like County Park on Red Bug Road near CuseIbeTy, will be dedicated Friday at noon. The project was coordinated by Don Reynolds, cultural coordinator'- ' for the Council of Arts & Sciences Seminole County Branch Office In Sanford. Materials were provided by the Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department. Asslstlng Reynolds In painting the colorful an work were Walter Ringo and Martha Black, Seminole; Community College art students. . ) 'I., I - .' *Iv F. :: VIEWPOINT Better Getting :.' S. ; TO s ., 7f I py TT.. •4 W'16 t h 1 I . _... 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Rising productivity, Increasing output of goods and services per individual, is the sign and the Impetus of, a healthily expending economy. ththeUnedStates,productIvityIsstlflrjsjn, but at progressively slower rate. A conaiderable body of expert opinion believes this is the essential problem with the American Hicald Photo by Tom VIicesi? A Sanford city crew removes broken sidewalk, considered a hazard, on Oak Avenue, between 8th and 9th streets. The city commission ordered broken sidewalks In the city removed after approving a $7,000 cash settlement to a woman in lieu of court action wherein she charged negligence in sidewalk maintenance. She claimed she was Injured because of a fall on a broken sidewalk. ;SIDEWALK • REMOVED ... 1. COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP i piece beauti ful leather look Naugahyd. Combined with durable Hercuion. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames In your choice of light or dark finish. INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, ot. toman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Loveseat only w. %L b I 51milar To Illustration ..'~Act'le v'l*st Joe H'I'll Remembered COMPARABLE PRICE $599 th •- 35,000 PIECES OF THE REAL McCOY st . 35,000 PIECES OF McCOY POTTERY AND FINE BONE CHINA, IRONSTONE AND OVEN PROOF! this Curtains & Drapes, Ladies [eather Coats, 1500 Pc. of Thermal Underwear, Sewing Notions, JACK ANDERSON ( flflfl D. i . . radic& half her age of collaboration th ft CU. 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The recent cancellation of an attempted revival of the Newport Folk Festival wrote a final footnote to the end of an era. Only 760 of 15,000 £kets had been sold. Folk music is once again a pursuit for purists ntainted by commercialism. ion Bass stands - — ' - iL / 4SI • . W elr 3. yt wnrn W WV WS 4 Pi- Jk,iA& LOWEST PRKS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA ___ radical politics. Commercialism was shunned by purists who, in 1971, all but booed Bob Dylan off the Newport stage for departing from the traditional simplicity of folk music's ancient origins. Woodstock in 1969 eclipsed forever the radical aura of the Newport Folk Festival. The young turned from folk music to rock. Protest turned psychedelic and hallucinogenic. Newport faded Intohistory, mourned only by suburban couples in changin. -* I *4 iM It Is hard to Imagine the protest movement of the 1960s without the folk singers who popularized ts best known anthems. Entertainers such as Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Arlo Guthrie linked the civil rights and anti-war causes to a folk ie music revival that gathered steam in the late 1960s and held strong throughout the following decade. For most of the years, the Newport Folk I Festival was an annual event celebrated by folk music fans, entertainers and protestors alike as a kind of counterculture convention. Musical careers were launched or enhanced amidst a flowering of they i 1. ___ Changin As Dylan once put It, "The times, .e Country rurniture I A ' F 00 Food stamp recipients can pick up their September stamp allotment before the Labor Day weekend, according to Gerald Ream of the department of Health and Rehabilitative Services in Orlando. All food st amp offices in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Brevard Counties will issue September stamps today and Friday, he added. The food stamp . issuance offices will be open to service the public from 9 am. to 3 p.m. both days. Clients who normally receive their food stamps through the mail will have them on or before Saturday, he said. The food stamp offices will be closed on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 3. . Iiimes .1 ,_ 0 Overlooked? I M economy, underlying and contributing to mounting trade deficits, the declining dollar and By PATRICIA McCORMACK Harriman, N.Y. inflation. DEERE'S ,,The unemployment rate of black Youth, UPI Education Editor That includes Jimmy Carter, who has fingered • • CHICAGQ (UN) — It Is petitions calling for a pardon. the undying spirit of what he exceeding 20 percent for each year during the He wrote satirical pro-union holdup, though he steadfastly A new "report card" on the state of education nearly 65 years since union "And is past quarter century, has risen alarmingly In unsatisfactory productivity as a symptom of the In the reason America Is out, and it we songs. In one song - "The maintained his Innocence. says the country think he stood for, Plummer said. As part of Its analysis of satellite photographs, malaise he sees .activid Joe Hill was 30 percent..." afflicting the American spirit. marched couldn't get a over recent years to Preacher fair trial was that and the Slave" - he Hill, born for leftfr4dowaawholegroupof kldswhomnow you Joel Hagglund, "NPIC has examined domestic coverage Plummer said witnesses re"Similarly the unemployment problem of UP against A Wall And executed he was a rabble-rouser — a came from Sweden to the mocks the clergy who tell . U.S. productivity was long — and until not so special purposes such as natural catastrophles will mostly find doing Mo like: workers to be satiSifed with ported the grocery store bandit a flft Hispanic youth are severe, although less well long ago squad In Salt Lake union orpnizer when -union' Unites States at the age of 23. Working now and then at the carwash; . :1 , — unrivaled in the world. Alog with and civil disturbances," says the memo. was shot during the robbery. DISTRIBUTORS INC. unemployment sheer size, documented. In contrast, the c.tY to become an American was considered by many adirty life because Or mugging for a living; or getting dishpan He worked the rails and their lot in there It was the major factor In the p Aabor legend. rates of white youth ... 1910 began will be rewards in heaven. in That same night, Plummer killing word. He's thought of as a labor waterfronts and In hands at greasy spoon eateries; or just has remained about half eminence of the American economy. But in the .-- ___ ____ '.. A Utah jury convicted him lfl fliEt)T." UP TO that of minorities." -- time - or-swilling-booze on dpushing traveling from town to town, that song hecotned the popular said, Hill was treated for a I&A decade growth has bm dowins until, today shotgun wound. the 1914 murder of a grocery OPEN: Mon. & Fri 10.7, Tues., Wed., Thurs, 104 unionexpression, "Pie In The Assembly lists among causes for the it Is down to the Sky." The drive sponsored narcotics on street corners or shooting dice on by the working and preaching WUiueUy. 36 MOS. TheCarter I 1*&O1% has bICOInI More owner. Butminy Amen- Illinois Labor History Society Ism as a member of the . • 1)041 In 1914, while In Salt Lake • problem some dub "social dynamite": Sat. 10.5 dewalks of t nation's the si He was convicted of the tonlous for Its dIsorganIzatIon, That linot siiftdent to keep pSOS with the rest -Deficiencies In education and tralning: Hwy 4 (West itt St.) 1 MR. Last 041-4 The "report card" says schools and society 34'U Iscludlng Helen Keller has etten support from the O.d5IIflg Industrial Workers of City he was accused of mur- murder after a highly-publiVINAKCINO House handling of the federal Crisis Intervention both Runk in meeting the needs of millions of - tbon-Predident Woodrow powerful AFL-CIO.kadersidpi. . Cho WorkL dering a grocer during a cised OW. —High cost of employing some youtM relative ofthebmilwhialludwW141-Asths ----Mgt" I I-a Ph.323-8322, Sanford Program exceeds even the president's usual youths who went to school but did not aim for joint economic committee observes In a current Wilson, expressed concern over Thousands of pardon petitions to their productivity, standards of Inept leadership. somber report: "U present trends continue, . , .whether he was being treated have been sent to unions across —Race, sex and age discrimination, college. Included are 2.5 million youths between I IF 'Withjtatice. Some even saldhe the country and plans have —Changes In societal values affecting at. German and French workers will be out16 and 21 washed up with education and mostly I I [ I The program Is designed to help the country's out of work. wrongly • was executed because been made to present them to titudes and motivation of youth toward the world producing us within sIx years; Japanese and poorest people by providing government • of his pro-labor views. Canadian workers will follow am thereafter." Matheson in October for Hill's of work. Economically disadvantaged, they are black financial assistance to help pay soaring fuel and and Hispanic mainly. But whites also are In th ,.,,. Ainef lean la bo r has not centenary birthday anniverHere Is the thinktank's blueprint for solution e Jk It might be asked why It should ' matter heating bills, according to Congress Probe, a • early "martyr." sary. "forgotten Its t the youth prOblem: whet fall behind their foreign her US. workers highly respected Washington newsletter. To commemorate the 100th Plwnmer, a staff worker for Schoels: counterparts in the productivity .rs. The youths share bleak job prospects. Even j 1piniverury of Hill's birth, an the United Food and Coinmer— "It Is crucial that all students emerge from the am that in the short term i would make rnbre iwn .mni.i nv ttt.v rt ti.iv -' --effort has been mounted to get cial Workers Union, said the During both the 197$ and current 1919 fIscal messengers, dishwashers, schools with the basic skill levels required for difficult ij dock clerks. years, the program has been allocated $200 )tah Gov. Scott Matheson to story of Joe Hllllsweli known in .emp lo ym ent, in available entry-level °s U.S. Mle "recard"isworkof . ui decline of the million annually. But the Carter administration As Wy, an af filiate of on pcdhwnoualy clear his name. the annals of union hi ory and "A secondary but critical role should be the ioilar's value that Columbia University earller thlavearaskedConsressthanoroonlat. dsv.loninentofknowledaeof and contact wi "The feeling Is that Joe Hill is taught In labor history I ut -euq a m nwiur wu uwi the Wald of Work.11 not given a fair trial," only $40 million for the I courses. Ten years after his i9softscal Columbia. It '-. Was "on matters of , ',;1311inn Plummer, a union man death, declining eamomy,low living standards apd year. The godat: ' Hill's story im*W a I SVIb WOflS inflatson. • vital public Interest," "on the average, fedal er support for college who kicked-oil the campaign by ballad, dill sung today by folk pa "Youth uUmployment is ON of the The House cut that request almost in half to It is much essier to describe what is wmg Audents ;! ! tolleding more than 2,500 fter Joan Ban, aftesting to is four times as high on a It capita . Oft " a bralntruat I $22 million. That's when the While House did a most difficult domestic _5 U support for t&t1 SChOOl dropout& thin to determine why and what to do about it. ww rw VWUU fl1N Via WW cunpsere aoou-race am requeea a vw miwon "We recommend a significant Increase In the One factor Is certainly the age and tnsIflclencyll I day Aaseinblyeponsored think tank on that appropriation from the Senate. federal resources available for Inichool and out- important segments of the U.S Industrial p14. topic. okthoel programs for youth who an net college Europeans and Japanese, forced to rebuild froi The Senate decided upon a funding level of $250 the wreckage of World War II, now have bound." The bralutnid included Prof. Eli Ginsberg of million, which was eventually approved by a advrdags of more modern equipment. Idsast E.yirs ad Columbia University, David Mahoney of Norton. House-Senate conference committee. "(loser linkages between education and I. Simon Inc., Vernon Jordan of the National Urban The character of the US, .viy has aio work. edab'd jowly by schools, employers, Lague, Alan Kidler of the AF600, Preeldti4 Even though the White House endorsed that from manofacturinL= ~ and union tlwo*..vocatlosnal skill diw services. Some kndiatrlee, because of agreement, the administration has changed its Albert Shaker of the American Federation of r mind again. Carter's aides now want to double Teachers, Atkta. Snçenlntandssd of schools lepmen, programs of cooperative education, cods among other reasons, we no longer 4vocational exploration, and job piacimint. Alomo Cnim, and eths fidod competitors With That figure, to the $500 million they sought the 11ee uos shoald cooperatively develop Apperellsaprlms,mpi,,Butpbaslnggutdn "Them dasriousuputofthsprobbus laths second time around, through a supplemendal large and growing gap between the jobleer'.. performance standarde for., tiwse programs 3 TRUCKLOADS OF School Supplies, 1 Sporting Goods Store, 2 Ladies Clothing Shops, appropriation bill to be considered by Canine!. of minority and ether youth," the MiWy said especially tangetad toward these net Intending to be both economically and politically painful, thsy continue to suit a drag on the later year. to college." In the report drawn up In the meeting In productivity rate. but the Ideal of elected government continues to assert Itself. 0 ,~ : 1.___T I * ~ ~! " 00 % 0; _ 0 I K 1% 1 . P_ 0 I q . , .,-1..,_,4ft,4 ,-" __-"~ ~ _. .. '.. 1 $ 0 J I I ~ 11041- _f 4*. ,., ~ .1 *.- - .~,,~ .-. k . 1. ~ Pic k-U p ~ 11 ByDONGRAFF - .- ' 1. 1) __________ I The use of satellite Imagery by the Central Intelligence Agency to spy on domestIc disturbances has been a closely held secret until now, because the CIA is legally prohibited from engaging In domestic Intelligence operations But the Center for National Security Studies, a Washington-based public Interest group, recently forced disclosure of a "secret" 1973 CIA memo on "activities possibly outside the CIA's . p\J \ I 0 9 ~ . 4~ I ; • AGAIN . I Buzz Word ...*.~ )1 .cJ' WASHINGTON (NEA) — Government In. telilgence agencies ha ve used high-altitude satellite photography to monitor Soviet missile firings, Chinese troop movements — and "civil disturbances" ". wv uwuu au To Iii ~ . .. .- .4 -'.....1 ' a ' 6 W PRICE (WHILE THEY LAST) •• • :1 e - WON'T i -'. .I majority. Elected president under a constitution that 'closely resembles that of the United States Is Aihaji jShehu Shagarl, a former finance minister who Is Iskilled in government affairs and an advocate of !protecting foreign Investment and free enterprise !in Nigeria. By all indications he should lead a !government with which the United States can deal frruitfully and possibly more cooperatively than was sometimes the case with the previous regime of Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo. News that Nigeria is ordering out most members of a Soviet military training mission — Ion grounds of inefficiency and a "condescending attitude" — could be Indicative of the possibilities ifor still-warmer relations with the United States. Nigeria is of first-rank importance to the United States and its allies. The country produces some 2.5 million barrels of hlghgrade petroleum dally, and after Saudi Arabia is our largest supplier of oil from overseas. The government change in Nigeria is especially significant for the impetus it gives to the trend away from dictatorships, Communist-style or otherwise, in Africa and elsewhere. Dictators have been overthrown recently in Uganda and Equatorial Guinea. In Ghana, a coup has led to a promise of elected government by Oct. 1, and there are signs of a more liberal system emerging under the socialist dictatorship In neighboring Guinea. In this hemisphere, 1cuar and Bolivia have (moved from dictatorship to democracy, and it is thoped a similar transition It underway- - in Nicaragua. New democracies may falter and fall, Peters said the programs are It's going to cost more to play Teams using the parks for charges will go from $4 to $4.50. tennis, volleyball, softball and softball during the league The rate increases are being designed to be self-supporting basketball at Sanlando and Red season will have to pay $12 per made in order o cover rising and the rate hikes are needed to Bug parks In Seminole County. game instead of $8.50. The fee costs of the programs, cover the rising costs of deeThe board of county corn- per basketball game will jump recreation coordinator Dan tricity and referees' fees. missloners Tuesday increased from $16 to $18. Volleyball game Peters said. GEOFFREY POUNDS fees at those parks. Effective immediately, the fee for adult tennis classes run by the county will jump from LAST CHANCE $15 to $20. Junior tennis classes will cost $15, up from $12. The ladles day tennis classes will I I rise in cost from $15 to $20. - . It AWL &WALTERS Thursday, Aug. 30,1979—SA Recreation Charges Hiked Hopefully this Is only the first such community oriented art project in the county. Reynolds has,: already received Inquiries about doing similar project at Sanlando Park and a sculpture for the entrance to the Sanford Airport. ? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 -, ;- — JJ.1 - W - .~ t -- 11 - •--• - '- -- - - 11 - _,.. . 1: �I SPORTS A-Ev.nlng HiraM, Sanford, Fl. :sj ;1i . Mtl Major ,au, By Undid Preis International last season. "Game after game, by the time we realized we were as good as the team we were playing, it was too late." "We reached the point where you wonder If you can get the job done." But, during the second half of Johnny Majors' second as the Vols' coach, Tennessee was a different foothill team romping over Duke, Ole Miss, Kent ucky and Vanderbilt and losing only to sixth-ranked Notre Dame. quarterback who passed and "Our kicking game hurt us - - MliOFS who won the national championship at Pittsburgh the season before he returned to his alma mater, said he was disappointed" when the Vols WOO only one of their first six games after going 4-7 the year bef ore. "Things were going rough, but, to everybody's credit, no ran for more than 2,000 yards against Noire Dame," said one gave up," said Majors. "We Sports went beck to fundamentals at mid-season and it paid off." Majors said the strong 78 finish gave a lift both to the team and its fans. "I only hope we can fulfill some of this op. timism. We have a more positive attitude and are more capable of playing like winners, We hope we can build on the last half of last season." The Vols open this season against a Boston College team that went Oil last year playing what Tennessee would consider that much tougher," said Streater. 'It would be a serious setback to our confidence If we should lose that game." Tennessee, once one of the powers In the Southeastern Conference, had fallen upon far learner days when Johnny came marching home. "I made no promises other than to give It the best shot I can," said Majors. "I'd be disappointed If the fans in Tennessee expected more of us than we expect of ourselves," the best physical condition it has been In since I've been coaching at Tennessee and we have more ability than last year." to be a relatively easy schedule. Stadium claims a capacity of 86,250, yet the average attendance for seven games last season was 83,788. The Vols are so sure of continuing support that they are spending nearly million to add another 10,000 seats in time for the start of the l season. "The last two seasons haven't been all that much fun, bu t we expect some progress this season," said Majors. "I'm looking forward to the season more than ever because of the Majors coWdn't ask for more growth we've seen. I'm certain. Streater who needs only 895 on both offense and defense -a "That makes our opener all visual fan support. Neyland Seminole; Parade p.m. jamboree which includes Lake Brantley, Apopka and Charlotte of Punts Gorda. --...__,, , - -- - .- - tS ----- -- She Flies Home - to Mob Ed. mob9imLlirm 'm wZ PAINT 4 . IND(1T, N.Y. (UPS) in - . sy $110 at -= __ _ 0101. " %*I Md - hock now, - .. . so" I __ t f "MISM llft$ ..a10thiho'1hi oft6 __ **WaM ldr4owe to ,in ff~amwft ;-$ - L ' &_ _ 60.40 . . • $ - 101$ "U , , ' . FRONT DISC BRAKE RELINE'. I . 93 : a#, . ______ _____ • - ...... . 53 . . . r ' -. - - . .. . . . . . . I' .,-_,.• •,. . , West W L Pct. Q9 I an Inn City 70 62 .S30 'A 60 63 .519 2 43 70 .174 $ exas - .- - - __ __ I. •• / J 1 1..4.VI 1i:.,' i' , . 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Rice 0 (3-3) 133-SO: T ThPte 2.09. ewiu race 3 Prince SF 340 3.20 2.00 2 Osytonas Terri 1.00 .350 60azy Goose 210 ____ A .... % W ., ' SIZES FOR IMPORT CARS pwsm. etric BALE N. trade Blak1 l PRICE "' 0(14)11.60, P (14) 34.00, T 04 running hack Ron Lee on the 4) 231.41 M Tenth Race$3TimeSl.91 umq %0I i' Sim Jl P155F80R13 P165/75R13 P165/80R14 P165/80R15 $30.75 $42.00 $44.00 $45.00 1 . $1.59 $1.65 $1.72 $2.09 , 4" ' wo 1 , I %0• I 1 A SIZES FOR U.S. CARS PET SALE NN 1.151. 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Ted Vincent. 4Rocko Troubles 2.40 2.10 California at Chive, night Dallas Placid wide receiver S Gold Coast Mox Minn at Baltimore, night 3.00 Butch Johnson on four-week injured Can City it New York, night Q(3.4) 730, P(3-4) 13.30, T(3-4.$) list altdslgn.dflankifSteve Wilson Texas at Boston, night of Ila rd Unvy.1 Milwaukee it Chicago, night Uliv.*ISRaCeTA$-l6 Tim* 3i.12 Houston - Signed ng back 10.00 4.10 1.20 Ronnie Coleman and signed Soobie S Charter 1 Win With Wiley 3.00 4.20 Clark from the Cincinnati 6.60 Waived rookle running back Wayne SMountain C11" 0(74) 31.100 P (0.7) 79.100 T ($7. Wilson. Chicago - Placed fullback Roland 11 VIA# $IMINOLI , TWOM Race 8 % Time 31.13 Harper and defensive back Allan ,. Wedoe"llaymeld 9.00 3.00 3.30 Ellis on the Injured reserve list; 5 CAWICOnnOn First race back Ilaby Sent 2.40 2.10 ni , l Rodney Direct 31.00 11.00 6.10 Dave Williams andfreiagentguard 6 Sandy kea 3.00 2Tarlo 0(1.1) I$.$,P(1-1)4141,T($.1) $30 6.10 Lynn loden. endl SO Minnesota - Claimed wIde 0010, T (3-14) 242.0 1) 113-Il; T (7.24) 1,216.2$. re srRobeflSteele fremDalios; A 3419: Handle $I$1.113. placid dfinsive tackle Steve s4'3-ic nmeinlur.dreservsuat. llenOmatia 13.10 6.40 4.10 NS"gWN lAvon Carefree 410 2.00 'U IW T Seattle - Sold pitcher John lt Montague to California. Called up WA-0 J..w. I five players from San Jell of me 2.03 California Loague: outfIelder Third race Rodney Craig, Infielder Charlie . Is 9 If Loolin - Ryan, 3) 94.36 RaceAS-i4 Tim* 3i.21 Guidry, NY 133; 4.20 3.00 2.00 Bait 150; Jenkins, 4CarrieAgaln reserved Injured list. i , - California (Ryan 13-10) at Cleveland (Barker 4.1), 7:33 p.m M I , (64. , _ I ? YEAR %%WroE STORES ' . 47 ; .10 ln League - Mar. I Minnnots (Koosman 17-10) at shall, Minn 27; Kern, Tex 21; 3AquaOulce 3.20 AAongL Clov i,, Del 1: Q (4-5) 15.0* P (5.4) 01.61 T (1-4 BaItIrnore(MG ,437 j Kansas City ' Ad a-,, at è4oronto (Moors 3.3), 1 pm, 4 Texas (Modich S4) at Boston t~; (TorT:: i:30m Rul.d 'Out I ' plus $1 59 FET, no trade needed . Sale Ends Saturday Night CUSHION BELT PLAS - - Smooth-riding polyester cord body Double tread reinforcing fiberglass . bolts - Wielder Mike Ramley and pltctisr Kim Seaman, all of SprIrimfIeld SI UWm ann Bud lyrd 878-13 white- wall, plus $1.86 = oaomng rigni. ,, . - - FET and.old tire ff 1010 5.20 2.40 the American Asseclatien; pitchur hander Joe Colomentothe club, 1 (m Rvr Lohlofi 101 3.15 .iee Idsion and outfielder Dive according to team 4 4. 3-5 Peimiaft, scm of Arkansas of the (14)4340; T (3-1.4)210.15. 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First Street - - - - I - ... ., -M-fL' . 2Jniude I K's Clnd*rollit Earned Run Average Widnesda li *,, z -: . ._•.....•. 11; Sorenson, kland 4.1 b most obvious victim of the rain. blamed his early troubles on the After dropping the first set to fast Decoturf surface. Q (3-6) 61.0, P (6-3 228.0o T (6-3. 21 IM." A - 1629; Hand. $1LS$4. SI Vkin ;1 ., 6 . . NlIJ. NON . .. ' :"- 00 729 / 14Y ftt24 FOo1' 17,*'6' IN A ROW 4t'E77 - OflssI :' las 18.55 YNes 5015 i.mus i 141 11 41 Sal N pat. 7J0J'tdsms •'•-' ats Nebo . - : _____ 1 -- -1 - . Dibbs, who prefers the clay at Four-time runner-up Evonne Forest Hills where the Open Goolagong Cawley was the was played until two years ago, aORYi/5/9) ,1AX14 ,41Y0 for it." p.m. EDT. TweIftti Race C 3-16 Time 3)44 19.10 9.40 -. , .. - McDonald of Shreveport, "I've been practicing on the MANKATO, Minn. (UPI) La., Goolagong had rallied to main court the last two days take the second set and goup4-2 and the conditions here are The Minnesota Vikings acWed. night 10.5-6.5 Cincinnati at Montreal, night in the final when rain halted entirely different," he said. quired two-year wide receiver American Ltsv Philadelphia at Atlanta, night Dot 43; Wilson, KC 64;LSFIOC Dogs Cruz, play for the second tim e in the "But Wilkison played very well, Robert Steele on waivers from WEDNESDAY NIGHT New York at Houston, nigits Sea 35; Bonds, Cliv 30; First Man DS-1 Time 31,73 Dallas Wednesday and cut wide match. Chicago of Los Angeloso night Bumbry, Salt and Wills, he's a real good player." Tex SNobel Wally 11.00 3.00 3.10 St. Louis at San Diego, McEnroe complained repeatreceiver harry Washington, a 29. Poland's Wojtek Fibak, the 2 Valiant B" 410 Pittsburgh at San Fran, night PitcM,g Vlc.j and team spoke sman said. 1 Final* 6,40 men's 12th seed, was leading edly about the crowd noise National Lsa,sis Nlekro, American league To stay within the 45-man 0(2-5) 34.00, P (32) $1.11, T 13-2. Bob Carmichael of Australia movement during his two-hour roster lim it, the Vikings also ReusCh.I, CM 16-7; LaCoss,Cln when play was halted. Both match. Second Race D34 Time I. Pc? 14.3; Richard, Hou 1412. Fault, placed defensive tackle Steve played this lit lFirsDclve matches will be 11.00 7.00 4.4 442 "It's not the people's American 11ive ; IMK 5 Rascal Niehaus, with a twisted knee, Itwauke 00 54 .597 • 11.40 0.00 morning postponed with other it's the fault of the ushers," he gon. Bait NY 17-6 1 Perplexed Edna 5.00 on the Injured reserve list. Koosman, Minn 17-10; Eckef. ? matches being rescheduled said. They ought to get people ow, York ( 71 54 T sley, Sos 16.7: Caldwell, Mil etroit 14. 41) 2342.46 61 .641 13 NY 14.1; D.Mar. levelnd 6165 .311 19 Third RIcSC$.14 Time 31.22 and MOwi:.2. Cliv 14., ___ . 4) 13441 , - 'Jd.ra te 1u---s . .-..- s. Sch . •. . ,04jf ':r° . : -. - -- 23 -a-c"4 "a 7 I.17 " / k//) R',>' ,t' ". /VI PoovcE, 1C04' .4 ,4'ECO/j'P 574' Co,Y56C07/I'E CR0W1Y11Y 711.r C61RM,61Y7' C#.4,9 /'/O,,'N/P. O'%Y Th'O O7WER P1,qYF,, ,j 4.00 2.20 2.so National Tennis Center at Chi 41; Schmidt, Phil 40; 4 K's Clout Seventh-seeded Harold Solo- tight match when they nieet 3, 20 .40 Flushing Meadow In the WInfleld, SO 27; Lopes, early mon breezed past Jose'Luis with Nastase claiming the LA and 1WSIC-ckm' Cark,1SF26, afternoon ca using Inte rruptions Damiani of Uruguay, 6-4,6-0,6- pressure would be on McEnroe 0(44) ,.,, (0.4) 1 (0-4 can I. Lynn. n 's.ss of up to two hours on the side 3, but his buddy Eddie Dibbs, as the third seed and the Sos and Thomas, MU Rico, 36 Time 31.91 Bos 33; Singleton, courts. An how- later, rain seeded ninth, had a lot more youngster predicting, "If I play 2 20.60 5.80 7.60 Baylor, Cal 30. SJ Hap Hummer 5.20 3.20 came again and, after several difficulty In overcoming teen- well, I should be able to beat Satan's I Pick aborted attempts to start again ager Tim W il kison, 4-6, 2-6, 75, him. l'iii sure he'll try to bug National LS1Jv.-KI ma P (2-1) 41.20, T (2.1. CM 95 the officials gave up at 6:30 6-2, 6-3, In a sidecourt match. me, but I'll watch Winfield, SO ; 1)711* .1 .. 111407 134.329 . " 64 2A38 a"NaW lillw as (1.1071; T (1-3-3)11010. TInts . • CAW/ " 771,F p1:16W11)U passageway between sets and . - $ I -.. 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LATEX FLAT hesgdthrsaJyt.beamanager ~ft . - 1.9.2. lied was lily Msai'vt year as a player, and wlthsat ho 75 58 -564 11/2 61 71 .442 13 by Alan Mayer LLOYD ALL MIGHTY - wuii. • 2A Moving Target 0(5-7) $4.20, P (5-7) 132.1111, T ($4. 113 416137.329 2) IKU the movement Nastase, too, was in top form, changing his pants in a - ' as vs before aimccss&g 0*41 Iavalo as manager it the Twins in 1111. IMilede..'tteUtIdsde,,fbdftyt*)yteokpIacs.Ia dy.asmanag,rdthsTwIaa,heyalk.l.ssdthschub!a 0-2-1re.ft Mart, for a pluck hitter and Mastlu was uplit l showed It, too, by what he *4 Ad whd dk L will cod you,' Muluasid, kifoimbig Meatbi he had bean tq*1. hhcalc:rol ' Eventually, Mel. and Griffith got together. second shutout of the season, five-rim ninth Inning in the Later, Mole led the Twins to a pennant. That was In 1865. He not shot to and Doug DeClnces lined a two- opener. By united Press latersetiesni said McCovey, who has hit 50 "He finesses you, that's what Parrish added a solo only got the cut back from Griffith but a new two-year contract run triple to pace the Orioles to-yankoes 7, JO1II Fulgham has faced the career homers, "we are used to hedoes,"- saldSt. Louis coach lead the Expos. Rangers 5 and a nice raise along with A. He also was named the Amulcan Qss twice lIds neeson. The idtthsrs comk at you on 3.1 Red SIOIndLSIat. a 40 VIctOTY. 7 George Scott's three-run League Manager of the Year at the game t . ftrt1ine he shut themout on and 84 counts. This kid doesn't. see too many yoa ttdisrias Joh n ny Bench's two rim Murray cracked a 404400t homer keyed a five-rim second Two years after Oat u, .ww of 1867, Mele was fired after two hits and Wednesday he He pitches more like American smart as him. I think he has a homer capped a four-rim fifth homer with two men aboard to Inning to spark New York. having managed znuwa wx•,and+hafl seasons. He hasn't pitched the St. Louis Cardinals League pitchers, so I have to great future." and Rick Auerbach delivered the fifth Inning of the nightcap managed since and Insists he doesn't ever want to manage again, wonder how long he can get In other NL games, Atlanta. the winning run with a sixth- added his second homer after a Royals 13, Brewers 8: to a 5-1 victory over them. A lot of managers say the same thing. Mele sounds asilbemaw Pete LaCock, Amos Otis and topped New York, 5-4, Montreal Inning sacrifice fly to power single by Benny Ayala in Still, San Francisco's Willie away with It. "I'm not taking anything downed Houston, 5-3, Cincinnati Cincinnati to Its eighth straight seventh and finished his day George Brett smacked homers McCovey reacted the way an One of the reasons I won't manage again Is because I enjoy the opposing manager once did away from him, but I look back edged Philadelphia, 74, San victory, with a two-run shot In the ninth. to pace a 19-hit attack that lifted job! m doing much more and I'm with a fantastic organization," Kansas City over Milwaukee, after witnessing a great play by over the years and pitchers like Diego dropped Chicago, 34, and Padres 3, Cubs 1: Mele said. I could've managed again If I wanted. When I was Roo kie Dave Ford, 2-0, which resorted to using Sal him have never nude it over Pittsburgh defeated Los AnMaya. Gaylord Perry tossed a fired by Minnesota, I was offered two major league managing "I'd like to see him do It the long haul." geles 4-1. hitter to register his first vie, worked the first six Innings of Bando, Jim Gantner and Buck jobs (with the A's and Washington). game, allowing five Martinez aspitchers. agaln,"headd. The Cardinals naturally dlsa. In the American League, It tory In five weeks and Kurt the Mole has been scouting for the put 12 years and acts as If hold hits and two rims and Don "In the National League," gree. was Baltimore over Minnesota, Bevac drove In a ° be perfectly happy to do It the red of his life. Stanhouse pitched the last two Angels 1: 44and74' Detroit 2, CalIfornia doubleand single Steve Kemp singled home the "During the early part of the year, I direct our minor league p1 win. huniito register his 15th save 1- Oakland 6 Toronto 4' for . dubs in spring training," MeW explaineli. "Ted Williams comes winning run In the sixth Inning , * CISVOlAnd "" -Suttle, " and Pirstes 1, Dolligers, 1: Esewhere in the A4 Oakland down to help and he does a tremendous job with the kids. At the and Aurelio Lopez rescued Jack 2-1; Now York 7, Tam 5; and Phil Garner doub led home downed Toronto, 6-4, Cleveland Morris in the eighth to help end of April, I scout free agents until the June chaft, and in Jim., Kansas City 1$ Milwaukee 8. tw t o to highi *aaur.run swept Seattle, 5-4 and 2-1, New Detroit complete a three-game Frank Maizone, Charlie Wagner and I open our rookie camp in CLEVELAND (UPI) Edna Whyte, the oldest pilot In the Boston at Chi $pX York topped Tens, 7-6, Kansas sweep of California. Elmira, N.Y., where we operate a farm club in the New York- Gardiwr Whyt. thinks the 50th. race, and copilot Pat Hyde from oat. Penn League." year commemorative Angel EUTSks . Braves I, Mets 4' Normally, Male's orders come from the Red Sex minor league Derby race which wound up ..ii" Jeff Burroughs knocked in " WOfllfl system which, In turn, gets its orders from part-owner Haywood Saturday in Cleveland was "a two runs to hem Atlan ta Sullivan, who Is also the club's ezacidlvs vice pre'4.'4 and wonderful race, beautifully copllots Into Burke akefrv,g complete a throe-game seria A I A They to down hji 5 T and hand New York Its • gneral manager. Should the race in the Eastern Division tigiden, managed 11 She should know. k1A k Mele quite likely will be assigned to follow one .dflc climb the Whyts, from pk, Tons, theIr 1164 Canctis at 1:35 seventh strelgid loss. Red Box would be likely to meet in either the playcffser the Wo,W has besnapllot for l2of her fl P!'!' tha n m hOW after UPS S, Ases3: SInes. years and has wOn 11$ racing their takeoff from'Bohm Field Ellis Valentine cracked a As $ youngster growing up In Astoria, N.Y., which also trophies, In Qhanbua. three-nm hornet and Larry Rodwed Whitey Ford and Billy Lees, Mule's hw"et'oci to play warmly encouraged by Ida two uncles, Thsy sad Al CilthofwhOmplsys4hithsIdgIeagaIs. "They'd always sAd me gloria," hi said. • I :Aftsr graduating from New York Ualvor*y, Mule slgr'd with Suitors, WId1 Sos, Orioles, Ride and thdl 13.10 120 417137 -329 Son Diego midt, Hernandet, Pittsburgh rk, SIP Am,rcana e.,w Today's Games øayior (All Times EDT) Cat 11$; Lynn, Sos St. Louis (VuckovIch 12-8) of On and Thomas, Mil Rice: 102; n Francisco (Curtis 9.l), 4:oS Singleton, Salt ". .m. Bases Chicago (Lamp 9.7) it Los National Leagee- Moreno ngeles (Hooton 11.9), 10:30 Pitt SI; North, SF 50; Lop,,, LA 40; Tavern, NY 31; Cabefl, Friday's Games ----. __ 'U today Earlier thirdtried and they tried, bUt the seeded John McEnroe and weather refused to cooperate. Romania's Ilie Nastase set up a More than half of the at- match when they both won first Ilt,m Race S 3-16 Time 31.33 stel" Defensing Eddie Murray and Detroit defeated California, could have been easy. Three 2-1. Boston at Chicago was outfielders scattered among the postponed due to wet grounds. In the National League, It was outfield bleachers would have Atlanta 5, New York 4; St. Louis clone the trick nicely. 5, San Francisco 1; Montreal 5, Murray, who belted three Houston 3; home runs In one game for the Philadelphia Cincinnati 7, 8;. San Diego 3, first time in his three-year Chicago 1 and Pittsburgh 4, Los career, also drove in all seven Angel es 1. runs Wednesday night, lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-4 A's 6, Blue Jays 4: victory and a sweep of their Mario Guerrero drove In double-header with the Min- three runs and Mike Norris scattered 10 hits to pace nesota Twins. "I haven't gotten too many Oakland. hits or home runs in this IndIans 5-2, Mariners 4.1: ballpark," Murray said of Toby Harrah belted a two-run Metr000litan Stadium. "In fact homer and Rick Waits and these are my first home i VictorCrtcomblnedonazever at the Met." hitter to complete a sweep for In the opmer, Scott McGre. Cleveland. Mike Hargrove And on Friday night, Lake Howell hosts a 7 71 37 uston as Ang n Fran Results Atianta5Ne, York 5!. Louis S. San Fran 1 Montreal 5, Houston 3 Cincinnati 7, PhIl. 6 By United Press Ia(UIII*IISaI Qty blasted Milwaukee, 18.8, Also tonight, Oviedo travels to Kissimmee to play in Osceola's jamboree. By United NEW Open W'i* nner ' tflCl flants : U.S. evening card was wiped out by spectators as much as his op. passing planes. NltaceD3-16Tm, 31.7) Kemp, Di? 11I4 143.324 öSollvar Can 13.10 4.00 320 rain Wednesday at the U.S. ponent, McEnroe beat Cze"I don't see how you can R ice, Boo 121 310 I" .325 2Mandy Troubles 3.10 2.10 Open Tennis Champkrnshlps. choslovakia's Pavel Slozil, 6-i, concentrate," said the fiery Bochfg, Sea 123 419 144.321 4 2.40 Despite bright, sunny condi- 6.2,6-4, while Nastase advanced Romanian. 'Even for iiie, and I Lndreau 473 ISI.319 Q(24) 79-21, T (3-2Molitor, Mu tlons w hen play started, a when Leo Palm of Finland never concentrate." 116 150 .313 4)119.20 Teaffi Race A 3.16 Time 31.10 sudden storm fell over the retired with Nastase up, 7.5, 7-5. Both players anticipated a National Hems Runs League - Kingman, I Green Meadow 3 6 West Diego lMadisonSrnut S-40 liii, P (1.2) $11. 2 (72. 129 336 100 .334 Downing, C, Oliver, Tex Lezcano, MU 67 ew York By Murray Seminole faces Haines City 'at 7:30 in the opener, followed by host Lyman vs. Brooksville Hernando, Seminole-Brooksville and Lyman-Haines City. Seminole's offense is led by quarterback Dennis Warren while the line is sparked by Dennis Germain, Louie Miller and Jeff Gibson. Lynn, Brett, KC : 12 52 17 .t03 21 hila 0's Sparked Longwood. - "This is my last year and I'd like to go out with a bang," said Lyman Football returns to Seminole County tonight when four teams lock horns in a jamboree in NEW YORK (UP!) For all he knows, Sam Mole may have been the only major league manager ever asked to take a cut In salary. He hit the roof at the time. When he came on down, he accepted It. Calvin Griffith, Mele's boss with the Minnesota Twins, wanted to slice him $2,500, and you know how you always keep hearing It wasn't the money, it was the principle, well, In this case It was both. Looking back on that phase of his life, the white-haired 57-yearold Male says he's Infinitely happier now as special assignments scout for the Boston Red Sox. !'It was World Series time and we were In a hotel room right here in New York when Calvin asked me to take the cut," said the Twins' former manager at Shea Stadium. "I stormed out of the room, went to my wife, Connie, and told 96 IsT£ ,,ii uius. t.i_ uIw,s5c wiyuiwv, mviv ruienwcreu. 144s'm gonna give up the job,' I told her. She told me to calm down and think it over, pointing out there wery Only so many ma,lor league managing jobs and that the man had given me my dmce to ___ 71 54 •3'O 70 Sq .S43 69 60 Louis nessee's career total offense record. "Some people have rated us pretty high this year and that's okay with me because it gives us something to shoot at. If you start out rated high and keep winning, It's easier to stay there." "We've got to strike quick, In the early part of the season," said Majors. "We Improved vi the 1978 season went along, but this 55Ofl I want things to happen early. But to do this, we've got to be more aggressive more yards to break Ten- heck of a lot tougher." Vie In Jamboree Mel. Happy As Sox Scout. Majors said Streater "Is one o the best college quarterbacks in the country. Our team believes In Jimmy. We have 00 great running backs now, but we look for Improvement in our offensive ly enthusiastic. Our squad Is In By MILTON RICHMAN - antreal Icago senior linebacker Craig Puki. "Looking beck on that game, we believe we can beat Notre Dame this year when we play them at home." American League 0 An N National League Ent W L Pct. Os ittsbrgh 77 54 .580 - Streater Sees Confi dence Plus For Vols On Collis ion Nastase LA 132 SAO 170.315 5) 229.2# Matthws, Aft 13IS3610-315 S""th Race D 5.16 Tim,,, . Winfield. SO 132 4% IS5.313 I Starlight III '. Thursday, Aug. 30, 1979-7A Course Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .,, Weather Only Garvey, alor League Pildy, Aug. 31,11 Baseball. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) The way Jimmy Streater sees it, it's important that the Tennessee Vols get off to a good start this year to develop the confidence he feels was lacking during the first half of last season. The Vols wound up 5-5-1, but they had to win four of their last five games to do it. "When we were 1-4-i, a lot of people began to wonder If we could really play," said Streater, a slender (8-1, 161) senior M cEnroe, - _ ~ ~0111114 . 111 It __ - -•--- - __ _ t S . .. • ',-.'.' ..- . •. .'.I - �or 5*-LVlflIflg H5Id, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Aug. 30, 1fl 3-Year-Old Is A Life-Saver NEW ORLEANS (UPI) With the aplomb of a professional lifesaver, 3-year-old Ketone Johnson dived Into a backyard swimming pool, grabbed his 21-month-old playmate around the neck and dragged him to safety. Keiane's mother and a neighbor woman, paralyzed with fear, said Tuesday they did not know how the youngster managed to save Eric Williams from drowning. '!When I saw my son In th water and Kelane going aftei him and get him up, 1 couldn't move," Eric's mother said. "He had his arm around Eric's neck," said Sandra Johnson. "How he managed to do it I don't know." Eric had been taking swiznming lessons at a local YMCA OURSELVES £ S EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. and apparently jumped into the backyard pool while playing with Ketone. The older boy jumped in after the toddler, grabbed him and dog-paddled them both to safety while the shocked mothers looked on. Thursday, Aug. 30, 19-18 ALL SMILES OVER SWINGER Ginny Sandage of Lake Mary, is all smiles over the JCPenney Swinger Bicycle she won as the grand prize at the end of a 12-week summer theater program sponsored by the Plaza Twin Theater and The Evening Herald. Additional gifts were donated during the programs by MacDonald's, Jack In The Box, Burger Chef, Pepsi Cola and Sambo's with popcorn donated weekly by the theater. Jack Stankos of JCPenney, left, assists Ginny with her bicycle while Strawberry Shake (Jack In The Box's Bill Rastelli ni) seems to approve, Incidentally, Ginny has a bicycle, so she unselfishly gave the new bicycle to her younger sister. State Senator Maxwell Reports: Sweeping Tax Changes Are Eyed . Sweeping changes to the tied to economic factors and boards in the counties were pay taxes on their homes tadngMurein the State of population growth. limited to levying an $8 per whether they have the money to Florida are being considered A limitation will be placed on $1,000 tax rate. " spare or not." by Gov. Bob Graham's tax state spending," Maxwell said, "Also being considered," Although a first-term reform commission, State Sen. adding this concern is a result Maxwell said, is placing a .' senator, Maxwell also has been Clark Maxwell Jr., R- of Proposition 13 which passed constitutional amendment on I pobted by the governor to Melbourne, said today. in California, limiting govern, the ballot in the March the commission on secondary Only recently appointed to ment's ability to spend. presidential preferential education. the governor's advisory "A greater portion of the cost primary to increase homestead 3"Our role on this commission committee, Maxwell, a of public education wJjJ be exempt ions from $6,000 to ii to do a coinpide analysis on member of Seminole County's assumed by iovernment, $,000 meaning 66 percent of Now edUCItIOI programs In Legislative Delegation, said the approaching the 75 percent to 25 the property owners wouldn't both the community colleges recommendations will be percent ratio of state support to pay any school taxes at all. and the universities. considered by the Florida local support," Maxwell said. "This would relieve the tax "Among the questions being Legislature at a special session "If the state had assumed the burden on those who are lead considered are how much in December. 7525 ratio this year, property able to pay," he said. authority should be delegated to Among the sigolficant Items taxes for schools could have Maxwell foresees an esIndividual campuses by the to come out Of the CO1flJflItte' been reduced to about $4 per tension to the law which went board of regents. We are also he said, will be a recom- $1,000 assessed valuation, Into effect this year, scheduled I i&i at the Lieu. of whether atlon MOW that a cap be placed rather than the $6.75 limit to the at the end of this year, when areas should be served on spending by both Mate and mandated, he said. limiting local gove rnment's . dire through loèal local government, t, with the cap Prior to this year, the school ability to raise property taxes universities or If we should to five percent over the CLARK MAXWLLJR. to have two orthree revenues received from this percent increase permitted and major universities in the source In the previous year. the seven percent In new state." He noted that two Seminole construction may not be The senator said a cornCounty municipalities-Winter equft the rate of inflation, he prehensive study of capital Springs and Lake Mary have said. "But when you start ac- outlay funding for public scheduled special elections commodallng Inflation, you education In the state that will Sept. 11 to gain voter approval assure Inflation," he said, be significant to Seminole "The of larger tax increases. Max. Proposition 13 County is underway. "The well pointed out property taxes movement in the date has exiting formula Is not geared MEXICO CITY (UP!) It Is appeared in 14 corrldas and cut to local government make up escalated because of senior to getting money to those areas amaxing to watch the change 12 ears as rewards while only 30 percent of their income. citizens on fixed Incomes," of greatest need those areas that comes over 16-year-old missing only a few days at "New construction has been Maxwell said. "The seniors can with the highest growth, like David Jclin Rank when heism Cypress Fairbanks high school amounting to seven percent adjust to sales fazes simply by Seminole County," Maxwell a700.potmd wild bull doing its in a Houston suburb. statewlde,"he said. Thefive- not buying while they have to mid. DONNA EM best to jab its sharp horns Into his boar. On the street, the blond Houston youth walks In a permanent slouch, his gangly G. foot, 130.poimd frame bent over like a parenthesis while his face breaks Into the shy and my smile Of an average American high school junior. But In a bdkbt& In his glittering torero's "traje de luces,"hla body goes elegantly, stiff and his face becomes a mass of harsh angles, his square jaw jutting out as his/ eyelids hood light blue eyes. His feet planted together in the. blood.dalned sands David sets abony hand gracefully on hIi left hip and arches out his stomach to trigger the charge S by the Mack bull in hot olhim, a'rii*"MIOS pounds. 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I , Softly received was just fine, DEAR ABBY: I have been to Know," urite Abby: 13 I explained that she was out Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calil going with Lenny for 25 years. of line for two reasons; First, 90212. Enclose $1 and a long When we fell in love we couldn't she was my guest and I was stamped 128 centsp, sell marry because he had an inpaying the bill. Also, the service addressed envelope, please. valid father to care for and I was not good, since both meals had a sick mother. were not served at the same He's in the entertainment time. business, knows interesting Jean acknowledges that I am people, and we've had some the best tipper she's ever great tin together. i pay my I know that worrying won't known, so I am not cheap. What own way because I'm in better he Is.) change anything, but I can't is your opinion? shape financially than and help it. We've been married for S.0 leave His father died recently, 12 years and have a very good so did my mother, I Inherited a DEAR S.C.: You're right. nice stun- of money which i marriage. Everything would be Jean was wrong. But I think you wonde rfulifldldn'thavethls should have complained tothe invested advice awful fear. Do you think It Is management attorney and accountant. I have normal? a nice income and a job that CONFIDENTIAL HERB NO NAME, PLEASE M. IN N.Y.C.: I don'tTO pays well. know who DEAR NAME: A certain said it firs but in order to Lenny says he wants t marry me and take charge of amnunt of concern over your achieve the ultimate In hap. ' safety is normal, my investments. I'm not in husbands and piness one should practice hasn't even healthy. But constantly moderation in all things. favor of that because he dwelling on it is neither no al been very successful with rm Including moderation. own investments, and I think nor healthy. I recommend Who said the teen years are I'm better at handling money professional counseling, the happiest? For Abby's new Inquire at the mental health booklet "What Teenagers Want than he is. Given He says If I don't accede to his clinic nearest you. Therapy wishes, it will be "goodbye." could resolve your problem. It's I'm in my early 50s, I love him , worth a try. is s DEAR ABBY: A girlfriend and It could be a lonesome life and I have a difference of I let him go. On the other hand, I don't want to lose my financial opinion concerning tipping. (I'll security, which I fear Will call her Jean.) I recently took her to break. Of happen if i turn my money over fast in a good restaurant. to Lenny. Help me. Jean received her order and I NEW YORKER Susanne Morgan became the headpiece secured her veil of was told that mine was coming DEAR NEW: If Lenny bride of Darren Scott illusion. She carried a bouquet "momentarily." I told Jean to refuses is marry unless I Tillinghast at the Full Gospel of white and pastel blue daisies go ahead and start eating while can handle your money, say Tabernacle, Sanford. Rev. Pat and carnations. the goodbye, There are worse hers was hot, so she did. In my McIntosh performed the double things than being lonely. ike meantime, only part of tsecky Hollingsworth of ring ceremony. order ca me. being lene1' and broke Longwood was the bride's only I watched Jean eat, and just The bride is the daughter of attendant. Richard Mallard of DEAR ABBY: My problem is when she was finishing, the rest Dr. that I worry constantly about of my order came. It was cold. Scottand Mrs. Kenneth Wing of Sanford served the bridegroom Avenue, Sanford. The as best man. my husband. He's in C00 Evidently the waitress had bridegroom is the son of Mr. truction work and I have th forgotten to pick it up when it and Mrs. Kenneth Matthews of terrible fear that he will get was hot. Cedar Avenue, Sanford. hurt or even killed on the job. Needlessto say, I left no Up. I The bride chose for her vows did not complain about her poor a floor4ength gown of white service. Jean left a tip, con- eyelet embroidery enhanced tending that the service she with ruffles. A lace and floral SALE STARTS P. Aug. 30th$ 310:3Ia.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 1:354:35 ALSO Sat.,$ept.lst5:3oa,m.t,isiIpjn, 1140$. ILMAVI. 1* - New se letordeps s.m.to1p,m. - - T ____.__ti_ - - - - -- - . - - -- - ---..---p._--,--_..__,_---,-. _.. • - •_• ,_• - __ - - - - - - - - - '_4 - 'S _-.-..--._.-.. -. ... ---.---.p---.-- - -- .---. __•,--,-.•- .- ww -. - •-. - -. - - - - .- - - . .-.- -.- . $ANFOID 3112.5273 uJwuwLrJnJ1J / .. ..-S - -._ -- I �B AI BLONDIE II 2B — Evening Hers , IS AN UNUSUAL I j Sinferd,Fl. ThtIr$Y, Aug. 30, im SHE 51N39 SO HIGH SHE CANEr BE HEARD BY HUMAN CANARY (THEN WOW CAN 'tVU ' TELL SHE'S SINGING? Il I I+i.I I I "p' I I4I j SHE ALW.,'5TKES A LiTTLE 80W WHEN SHE FINISi.4E$ . EAR ll1k'J I ACROSS 33 Commit theft Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 Winter month K N I KN I I I Uneven (abbr.) 6 Make 42 Tavern N N I N 11 Consigning 43 Dos Vaterland v • NT o y L 13 Warden (abbr.) 14 Beckoned 44 Third person A N :0 N * I. L 15 War lest 46 Orange and 0 A 0 I0 18 Cooling NIM blackbird I B beverage I N V 1J9 49 Out of tune 10 lV 17 Mine workers' 52 Ogled union(.br.) s Litfier N I 2 19 ISI$9 54 Made lTi5t1kS 9a by Chic Young II :; 1 I4 Hik lood a 22 U-bost (abbr.) DOWN 23 That gid 24 Plervous I Island In the twitch My DR. LAMB go on a oId me to '°'r ium diet but hunt " iOWIO 1 A I UNDERSTANOV 4'~ ,& di"s iaJ', '"" V'IJIV OEAOT UNDERSTAND?fOCR 'f 'h. i'M A SEReEApJTftJ I 34 Caviar 36 Vast 37 Less fancy t_'•_if (" v J FORGET IT" - i- 1•i\ 1 tal Fl- 2 3 . 4 5 — 6 — 12 by — co Mi by Art Sansom U 5M KAU( .4 MM W 1 T15 lime TO 5W TiIAT ap Twpy %W~ )U' A BI& re : — 20 '21 10 — — — 22 23 28 — .27 129 I 30 32 to - c...d' — I I , he — 37 35 42 PROMISED EDITH WOULDN'T TELL A SOUL! ITS IHATY SOMETHING U I VOURBIRTIIDAY may Y.t1bsstoYou A4.31,1173 't' 'r" Luck will dart to play a role so stay alot. in Your life this coining year In AQUARIUS (JAM *Feb. 19) water in your tiasues areas where you have already Twoheadear. better than on., by Howie Schneider / COMMOIJ . h BY BERNICE BEDE080L For Friday, August 31, 1979 E EK & MEEK '' M'N1I II. INJLI7 fl 1 — '1ir__ 4 _____ 0 V ORISCILLAS POP by Al Vermeer COME CN. MOM, T1.11AT 56D.t h III b I P1 DNT SAY NO,BUT EVEFtY TIME YOU GO IN THE4?E YOU RJT ON A SAFETY HF-LmF-:r.f oo W rl " ;01 _ Ali -' - BUGS BUNNY IF Y44-19t OUR Foop, 1%9. otheit's i — FA I P YA 7W OWK-0 y" ZEJ. I T1* " urim •TfET.' 1. KNOW GUV .j KNOW. ___ II II '••' C I 1 11'I "I .' -: OP J1 EVIL. SPSRI?S 4 r,i D... ' o • - :r- I -. a felt Phor (Paul Williams) who Is USIng an Incriminating photo to bieckrnall an underworld king. • Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra In Mozart's dIUIC opera of mIstaken Identities.(Pad 2) (R) • Z" V PLAZA ,. TWIN HWY. 111-11112 LAST NOTE "MUPPETS MOVIE" Fill 901 hall LAST NOTE "MEATBALLS,* fill STARTS FRI: LOVE I '"' , A ''. (1) 6 BARNABY JONES Bartuaby's goddaughter (Bonnle Ebsw) falls prey to a fortune hunter who frames her fiance for murder. JR) AT FIR9 BITE 1 SEATS STARTSALL FRI. f 11040 SNEAK PREVIEW Roger • Ebert and Gene Siskel review I LL I; ., m.concor '' / P 052 VQ973 *A742 0842 V11111hanibla: DsalsSout 0th up either AFTIINOON NATINU: (R) (JE)DUA OPEN UPDATE Highlights of the days ac tivity in the U.S. Open Tennis Cham- [fiNING" '. - _7sV rRJ.•JI.•Jfl, MON _ 111:4111 %)MRVLYWED MM11 61111110A*1110N Major Wfth000iter makes a tap riscording for NEW TIME 1:11 EMrTIDY (1) M VALLEY Huth tries to help a Mexim revolutionary. Ila p Of The August Moon" (196$) Marion Brando, Glenn .. — . IME BEST P1 the N oraWesdykttIn 5Pws hSVi22 (PaNty p*mIlNd youl 90M om ° . -. Stan Lee and John Romita . .. .. . - .,• •. - . .. . . -. • '• .• .. •, . I . . - 2:15 ,,' (2) U TODAY 111W) (1949) Robert Ryan, Audrey Totter. Fighting to win, a boxer attempts to expose the dishonesty Involved in fixed fights. (1 Hr. 25MUs,) oHours" (B/W) (1953) MOVIE "Count T he Macdonald Carey, Teresa Wright. When a couple is accused of murdering their ernployerL the to fresh a pregnant w fe i . . 20 Mins.) MORNING CA €1) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 9:00 DONAHUE DOUGLAS 8 (1 DINAHI ID FACES OF COMMUNISM 9:55 UPBEAT 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (1) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 10:30 (2) (12) H 0 L L y w o o SQUARES GD LOVE OF LIFE .- - . - r'...•*.:. . . I.amsS'S. . TUMBLE WEEDS I Ht iJAp1lDHl5 ?pmacnaN. by T. K. . II AN" Ryan II.. . - AW. / CSL( A 0—ft I 1 ( , •, • . ., OVER EARV 6:00 CI) EARLY DAY 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY a SUNRISE 6:11 (1) ROLLERS T 0THE PRICE 18 RIGHT 0LAVERNE A SHIRLEY (R) MOM'S BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL FEED THE KIDS THRIFT PAK W HODGEPODGELODGE i i'o M 0WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0FAMILY FEUD — 25 (2) PORTER WAGONER AFTERNOON 6:30 8 THE LITTLE RASCALS 12:00 G) MINDREADERS (1) 8 0 0 NEWS 9) SESAME STREET (A) 6:41 (I)KUTANA 6:45 0A.M. WEATHER 6:55 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA G GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR . 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA (1) NEWS 12:30 (1) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS 100 (2) 12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES I ----- - i (4)OTHEYOUNGANDTHE I RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN OU PON . uu11w'd t Prof i1e: Ebsen NEW YORK (UPI) — Buddy detective and a tall detective Ebsen still tap dances, sails a and a fat detective and a lady 35-foot catamaran and has detective What we haven't got tAen up Kung Fu -not bad for is a inat-uuuure detective."' a 71 yearold actor. The "mature" detective said Ebsen stopped long enough during a theater-going trip to the ratings were good enough New York recently to talk about to everybody's surprise - to JtLstify renewing the show for his upcoming CBS television the following season. movie, "Ibe Paradise Connection," which goes on the air "After all this time, I guess Sept. 15, 9.11 p.m., Eastern they've finally decided we're a time, and about "Barnaby Jones," which first went on the success." Ebsen prefers not to try to that he sland of MaW, where the action-adventure "I personally don't examine film was made. In it Ebsm my blessings too closely," he plays a successful Chicago said. "There's the danger of lawyer whose quest for his son picking out one or two elements I of delicious honey dipped Famous Recipe, 1 pint mashed potatoes, V3 pint gravy, I pint cola, slaw and o biscuits. .pieces ------------------- $499 ALL FOR ONLY 7A2 VALUE 6 January, F, wax MIW~ W~ 1W FRIED CHICKIN entangles him with narcotics an story and crime. with human being who ha "Basically It's a story of pens tobea private detectjve." individual morality," Ebsen OPEN 10:30a.m.. 10 p.m. Except Fri. I Sat. Closing 10:30 p.m. 1I0 FRENCH AVE. (HWY.17.92) $1N.HWY.17.n SANFORD CASSELBERRY ' E&dllY Ebsen applauds the morality story, saying trouble with the world is dot there Is very little black and white morality left. Everything Ialnahsdaofgray-vIohence, pprnoqhy — there seems to bsaccs$ance of what every. With Coupon HICKIN ONLY 13.88 =E -THE SAVING PLACE Per ' BI • .• -- w - A.Lia.J .._ — , exio ., U., vuruul - "MI although he *11 1 1 1 be% ii. WSW NII) . I - • £"4 L- . .. by I.. op- S11111111 SJ I . - . . . - Craig to do Wa ft you, but hsdNsulethiKtmgFuh. karnsd about two yusnago . LI - . ei' " LaWft-. • 12m95 on- ,.- .' 'Y' - I • . .•... - 1100 6•53 (12) PIt CLUB• _ .. I B 0 HOGAN8 HEROES (12) BEWITCHED Oythis I$tashow • • . 5:30 0 cs NEWS 0 SUMMER SEMESTER . - 0MERV GRIFFIN a GUNSMOKE 5:00 (2) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE 0MISTER ROGERS (R) 10:55 5:30 B MARY TYLER MOORE OD ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 0 THE I (1) 0 M-A-8-H(R) ) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 400 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 MARTY ROBN8 0MAKE ME LAUGH ID SESAME STREET (R) 43O (4) MIKE DOUGLAS body alas Is doing." :. ' 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 ANTIQUES 8'30 heads for M&W and trouble. "IU lawyer I Play goes after him, rulizing all the msteri&l trade for his :u r.5he'd •. a 0 NEWS dec1whlchsidethey'reon." In the show El)Iefl'I son runs from Chicago and the legal career chosen for him and UaddflOtNfl9 IIC.UIS . V.I.PEOPLE 0000DMORNINGFLORIDA saild, his words coming slowly, carefully, sincerely. In person, the actor appears taller, raingler and more ruggedly handsome than on screen. 46 Everybody has to make a 90MIN , ['Z:'v1 - Now York. 6 STAIIIISKY A HUTCH A colloge prolossor moonlighting as a hit man Is hired to kill Starsky wW Hutch. (R) HWY. 11?.1123. 322-1211 $TAM Mi. ns. I" Meadow Park In Corona THU", VIELAND h&W with the king of hearts, Wed XWO "d SSE& rilliffill Another low club in 16 dummy, cashes dummy's ace Pm lip pow is truth ruffs dummy's last Pam 4# f9dis 4 NT = ~ .cashes his last high PM 119 PAM so trump to pulI the Jack and ft" fta Pon makes the last three tricks with the we-Jack of clubs and (snhs1gI..d:•J Yes! We don't recommend c a study diet, but Pts a trifle high at — A6"SiiWW MSMAM ENrERPRU ASSN) 0 NEWS FRIDAY MORNING ' . 2:00 1:45 TODAY (1)0 .1 2)00 DICK CAVETT Guest: A.L PAymw.(Pan 2 of 2) (R) 11:30 CD a BEST OF CARSON Ho": Jo" Corson. Guests: 11ruw own. Robert KWn. SuN v,Dr.Cw Bagan " 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (4) NEWS rport . .,., . . sIIvIi.. 11 Scolliand Yard Inspector (Donaid ftsisence) of murdering a fellow British ex-patrists.(A) VICTORY ID GARDEN 7:30 TODAY . (1) 02 MRS. COLUMSO Kate Coliumbo suspects a retired STARTS FRI.u0mlydi it appears that since he holds ven e u y that suit. Mature consideration shows him that he will give himself the best chance if he plays clubs. All he needs is to set up 11111 fifth club and he can do thAt with no danger of an overruff If the suit breaks 4-3. Now let's see the whole play. He wins trick two with the king of diamonds, leads a club to dummy's king, returns 0 XQ108 9XJ XQ *AJ$75 '1 ' lJss 'THAN 1.410°c Tate household. TURNS (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA __________ - ' = 1 9.30 0 SOAP On the eve of Sonscon's departure for a n" job. he and Jessica reminisce about the good old days In the . 0 AS THE WORLD (4) 1:15 5:00 t he " GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION IN (2) TODAY NEWS MPH ARRM AiM ° (12) TOMORROW the 12th precincts grave yard GREAT PEPIOPMANCES I-. nWY 17.92 SANFORD "me Marriage 01 FIgaro" Karl ___________________________________ Bohm conducts 7:25 IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA SaveGcus. ç Life. FLORIDA . (5Z ) JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 1:00 bomber thrisetens to change on SESAME STREET (R) (2) QD THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE FLOWER SHOW theylgal invoIved in a mink coal 0"1*10 11111111ILLERA mad shift Into a gr"ard. (R) -- i1IE1WW &I... _ Legi . 5 — WESE OJ43 411 1, as *JI093 by S thecaus..(R) (1) 8 HAWAII FIVE-O McGar"arches for a photogra. AND THEIR GUESTS heartsorciubs.At irst glance W b Bob Thieves M a Quilmey Sam 11" near death "Quincy desperatol attempts to Isolols a mysterI y OtIS poison suspected of being SERVED TO ALL MEMBERS ---. NORII A976 SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST (Part 12) FREE HORS D'OEUVRES In tMI em III* Calls mab kit 000W of J FA ii .d bs on a physical fit ness program. LIVE Fri. and Sat., Aug. 31, Sept. 1, p.m. Taillay'a Mad ' a 11 CIO* it (00 YOU MW a quiostim for am" vdn to*. IIF Ulm PMK a Iiiiiiiiiss or 1111191111B C" Car& 00 ONPNU? Wrft "As* t1w N5 01 ystr pceftiv. attitede and a rat... carip niowspaIsm In llghthsarted'nannsr, yea U wol 31i()(J$, W$ats to find the ha, of pisy be 53) ft's w' liksyo •s dygurway t. that ls net likely to win for by . "sn CAPJJCORI4 (Dec. 534111. usy Mci 'I Iday ____ ant& The moat Intwest-. ft first $ '....,.., . ' causes ones contain potassium. - Contract by settin VIRGO (Aug. 23.Se$ Z) A PC (Feb. 1O'Marth30) quiet evening with those you Qances are you'll experience. core about will turn Into a most MOM than Just & Pat00 the back enlightening time because each for a job well done today me Will open up and Awe Us or d& pow to do you mm her thoughts The results are good happeastobe looking your excellent. Discovef with whom WAY. you but pt along romantically ARMS (Mard 31-W 19) by sending for your Astro- You're always turned Into do Graph lafter, which begin Wasit trmda or hoppenipiM bi mew with your birthday. NW, today you am especially hap. $1 for each to Astro,&S* Box Something quite fortunate 40, Radio City Station, Now could of 11. York N.Y. 10019. Be sm to TAUV" (APS W May 30) specify UM date. Your 1111110dontenft and bind, LIXU (S*- 33-OCL 33) um Will MUkWy and to Don't turn down any Invitatim YOU 14dd& A vary rilitaiM plesaW to a WP 11111111440980W today. weeksaid In in store for Ift Something quite allispiclous that GZAM a(N* 2141" 20) Will bring YOU Much JOY Could Through forillilints Oile In ths, maki be AW SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. ) to get to the bottom Of you hsnwythoihts c1Ius , th ourmielaldatusor you'll accurately seit out the acquisklons, PA them to wo& Today you have a Bak of the CAN= Piling 214*11) MWU tOUCh About JOL Noe" Yaw MW *0 YM • by Stofful S. Heimdahl warned by an alien group of their plans to take over Earth unless the world's pollution Is clisaned up. (R) WIN AT- BRIDGE backing you, your projects will true. Liden to everybody. pvdace a 1wor4biwAllomd aameone You'll aftage Tim harvest. with hu,vallable thomiftits. loe student claims that he was AND SMALL Tristan falls his volied HOROSCOPE I 6BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE (12) PRECT U.F.O. A college ii Pill - odi Potassium intake helps to Most doctors would like to protect against high blood have do time to explain more pressure. WW to their Patients, parMore resieuch needs to be ticulffly those who an truly done on this, but at lead people interested U you seem to be. who ha#e high blood pressure But to get to your specific can make a Point to Include in question, the reason many their diet Inge amounts of doctors limit your sailt Intake It fresh fruit and fruit juices. YOU have bio blood pressure is That's the best source of to encourage your body to flush potassiUm in our diet The out ee water. When your Health Letter I'm sending you body retains aodlum salt, It also provides information on which retains water. This excess fooda contain aodluzn and whith 12:37 a BARETTO elderly neighbors of Baratta'a become the 1pargels Of gangsters when (R) — dividullsed Instructions to used for this purpose also waSh each patient. Even if you use Out p0tassitun and that,s not medical assistants for this good. PUrPM and If they're qualified -That leads me. to anotlier to do It, you 50 have ft problem of Un expenn in- POW. Some research suggests (NEWSPAPE R ENTERPRISE ASSN I me Mai the.. 710 Usually better CAN'T! a h 45 8.00 (2) INONSIDE (1) 6 THE WALTONS Docuto believe that the Wa tons were not the original settlers. (2) LIARS CLUB (4) HOU.YW000 SQUARES OTHENEWLYWEDGAME 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE thing happens in a number people if they simply are lo 55 1110~ ,sw'r.' SEALED! — I 54 your blood pressure to go If eliminate this either tirough a lOW-ofJ diet. or m edidnes, the bl pressure goes down. The Ford. An Army captain's attempt to rehabilitate Okinawa after World War Ills thoroughly upset by his deliberately misinterpreting interpreter. (R) fruents are found which lead th residents of Walton's Mountain poi 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS .OABCNEWS ID VILLA ALEGRE (R) If a pe rsoñ can solve the pr stn with a w s um 'lbsdoctor public has to realize that diet, that's th cannot give In. taking pills. A lot of the pills the I LL ME WHAT IT IS! a b I Q MATCH GAME 6JOKER`8 WILD U THE CROS&WITS son. (Part 1019) (R) help. —— 49 so 51 ER, ftT MY TYPIEWRiTER LIPS ARE 44 - I V U S I'm OR by Bob Montana C'MON, BETT'lif, I KNOW 41 — — 52 ARCHIE 40 43 — 0 W96,NIA '39 room. .,. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Tim x.Ballard. DICK CAVETT Guest: A.L. Rows.. (Part 101 2)(R) • blind 19 20 RMW CO H15 FAfl4R A gowN -9t. — 17 13 A C&DS AC171005 ACTIW LIM Owl 9 — 15 15 THE BORN LOSER — 13 14 . 8 — (4)MARY TYLER MOORE Georgette visits Ted t the studlo only to find him kissing or woman in his dressing poor orphan boy develops a strong friendship with his ed rest also Causes the body if you dI(b2't. Soine(ln wash out s'flum and w dlff Ic t, jtiat take medicines along with it. faith. on To give you a better w. What t does sodium have derdanding of the problem, Fm on a person's blood Pressure 11111111ding YOU The Health Uttei, anyway? number V~12, Salt: Your Vital Sodium and P t DEARREADER Balance. outer readers be wonderful If all want this issue can send 71 fttim to discuss Un details of each In with each PlAtient- cents in check Or coin with # If fty dld~ they WoUldn't long' dam* , self-addressed for IL Send your able to see but a limited number of patients. That would request to me, in Care of this significantly Increase OW cod newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Raft City Station , New York1 per patient 7 NY 10019 significantshortage — — re! 7 7:00 (2)TICTACDOUGH W ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "John Halifax, Gentleman" A something to do with thtcould You explain? —— . 1110 (4)00(12) NEWS LqmI, Thursday, Aug. 30, t7-3B IGHTS T\I EVENING '. blood Mediterranean streetcar 39 Forehead I'm awe moat dodors know 2 Skirmisfies 12 Antelopes 41 Applaud ttw opermedications f Most unique 13 Jowl 28 D ay of week 3 42 Tres runk 4 Comedian IS Stein (abbr.) $)SU4S e it would help If 45 Caesar 21 In 30 By xplain •,i.,. thywuwuwu'w..o.. 4lPaydirt 5 Compass 23 Tifted nal 48 31 Baste Patient understood a little I Went before 32 HoUse wing 6 point better why ) IS required to 50 Fish 33 Downy duck r handle 27 Depend appendage certain things AInd why he Is 35 Evergreen tree 7 Lip 29 Came out 37 Golfer Hogan 8 Jubilant taking EnedcinieL IAW Wbd the 33 More uncanny 51 From medicine take it and what would hap _____ u . Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - i: iii ui. ,. horns by Mort Walker / Va'UI't ri A bitIA'rg Cl Mi - t•- _ — I ______________ 26 Injured with BEETLE BAILEY i s pressure and I know It bu i grant wood 10 English TON res ure P J)EA1I . e . . toj . _ ___ 95cd1P0h1t _______ — T AdtIond Packass Only $12.00 15- W01101% Ond 4. Color Podran Chamis • to tetov • . - ' . __ Th. p.ifsct Color Po*oit Pockog aum.n bock in 17$forblsrghjn'The Beverly 'smj - , sift for ites snfl fomhty 'JI , THISI DAYS ONLY WUD.THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. a now III* mow - -- _ 4 '1'- —_ - i,- - _v—, -- ,_... W Fmil at) go CCO — 1 OAILY: is AAt4 PA SUNDAY: 13 Ws p.M, UX HWY.1143 P AIRPORT1111kVD. "11111117 haill Oft bob and dwy tho, 'We've got a short SANFORD ''_ - ------ • I - - ______________ — ----.------ �:4B-EnnIngH.raId,Sa,fO,.d,FI. Thursday,Aug3o,17 S - Jury Convicts MacDonald RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) - and daughter Kimberly, 6, On occasion." the night of the killings. Prosecutors and defenders Feb. 17, 1970. Prosecutors The murders occurred Feb. The former addict, Helena plilie agreed the conviction of claimed he then rigged the 17, 1970, In the family's apart- Stoeckley, testified she was so Pr. Jeffrey MacDonald for the crime sceneto resemble that of ment at Fort Bragg, where high on drugs she does not 9-year.old murders of his wife the Sharon Tate murders. MacDonald was serving with rememter where she was and daughters was tragic. MacDonald, who sat motion- the Green Berets. MacDonald night of the slayings. : The jury of seven men and less when the verdict was read, claimed his family was killed, But Dupree excluded acflvewomentooklessth&nseven calmly told Dupree, "Sir, I'm andhewasbeatenandstabbed, counts from acquaintances of ;1ours to find MacDonald guilty not guilty. I don't think the by a band of Manson family4lke Miss Stoeckley who said she :in the 33rd day of the trial court had the evidence. That's Intruders chanting "Acid Is had told them details of the Weckiesday, and U.S. District all I'm going to say." groovy; kill the pigs." crime scene. çurt Judge Franklin Dupree Chief defense lawyer Bernard He originally was charged by After the jury ruled, St. S6tenced him to life in prison Segal recalled, "I said yester- the Army, but those charges Mary's Holtal in Long Beach, foeachofthethreemurJes_ day the jury had witnessed a were dismissed In lV7O because Calif., where MacDonald with the sentences to run -leaa.ltradvTntsvInm.i.i.i .__...i.._..i --------_--J .J '-.f "••"• u1,ln,o A 5 an nergency room consecutively, to say all the rest of the country federal grand jury Indicted him doctor, fired him as director of -. MacDonald's lawyers said has seen this legal tragedy in January 1975. the emergency they would begin filing appeal continue." Defense lawyers said the mont. documents today In U.S. "It's really a very tragic appeal would be based on Long Beach police officer District Court in Raleigh. occasion," Assistant U.S. Dupree's refusal to aUow what Arnold Schmellng, a friend of The onetlrne Green Beret Attorney James Blackburn Segal called "some of the most physician was convicted of said. "Win or lose, It doesn't astonishing evidence available MacDonald, said "It jit shOwS to me what a mockery our first-degree murder In the bring Colette, Krlstle and In the trial." judicial system has become. I _--w- -- '...'.-m.. •' services depart KrIsten, 2, and two counts of Even MacDonald's father-In- from witnesses who said a seconddegree murder for the law,AlfredKasub,whofought formerFayettevilledrugaddlet ._, . . - -heatlna and i..ahNn,, 4..th. M. ..,. fiu t,..i. w ..â t1..fl...i.l vi na&iwu oiu uiem sne migni nave his pregnant wife Colette, 26, Indicted, said "It Is not a happy at the MacDonald apartment . Foreclosure entered numbered INot ce -- describedas: . a • I --- One 0 a line 3 Luites Minimum - Sunday - Noon Friday ________________________________ -_______________________ s-Lost 1 Found 18-Help Wanted ________________ 1 _ • ******** MA PUT 3 REWARD. ___________________ Plan, Ordinance 77.23, and resortIng (SEAL) the descrIbed property from Al Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Agriculture to M.1A Very Light as Clerk of me Court Republicans, rebellious Demo- big the rabbit was a snake buiruahes. crats and an unruly Congress: because Its teeth were bared The rabbit, apparently, had PEOPLE ONEOFTHEM? care rl ______________________________ .. &I . AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ... beat the - out of the or was, perhaps, rabid. corn&cementflooredpens.Also , 13, 1i19 young pigs. 332.3597. DEM-103 _____________________________ _____________________________ toat or canoe on the aniafl pond, but agreed to answer questions. But now all seem phen the rabbit swam toward Had the president been at- convinced It happened. *as, er, I, Township 21, Range seeing the elusive photos. etched by the SIdent Ijesident's paddle. A nearby ter? "Yea." "I looked at the picture and yhite House photographer Dale Leinbach, an assistant you could see the rabbit quite Paid Holidays IStock Pur.' chase Plan IPaid Sick Leave • Paid Pension Plan SFrie _____ ____ ' I'ibUildlf Seminole Auto Ptine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. Accident DisabIlIty Insurance • and Many More. 3227346 Apply in Person __________________________ -_______________________ Location: U.S. Hwy. 1742 at Airport Blvd., Sanford -, -- , IlIty.Iringe benefits, 'ç • _ IVINING HERALD CORRES. :PONDENTS FOR THE SAN. SP0RO AREA. MUST HAVE A MAKE AN HEIRLOOM CreatIve ExpressIOnS 323.N12 0 County, Florida, upon a in the City of Sanford, Fiorida, at Public Records of Seminole County,Orange final ludgement rendered In ffi, 7:00 Vclock P.M. on September 10, Florida. (01ST. NO. 2) 1979, to consider the adoptIon of an aforesaid court on the 29th day of Further, the Planning and Zoning June, AD. 1919, in that certain cue ordinance by the City Of SW CommlssionofsemlnoieCountywill entitled, Barnett Bank of Orlando. Florida, as follows: PRIVATE VOICELESSONS Ia1ms to know what happened when queried about the incident no mistake about it - it was a the Seminole County Courthouse, banking association, Plaintiff, vs. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF _______________________ to the pictures. early Wedoesday, would say rabbit." Sanford, Florida, on September s Ronald S. Brzozoski, Defendant, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO ANNEX And all agree that swimming only: "There are certain stories 1979 at 7:30 P.M., or as soon there- which aforesaid Writ of ExecutIon WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA And another source recalled after SPEC'S as possible, to review, hear was delivered to me as Sheriff of OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, across 1ponds and attacking about the president which must comments and make recom. Seminole Are early In Lk. Monroe. Limit that before Carter became County, Florida, and I FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF $__ g, _..s.. iu w u"u'1'.uIu! w ir a.. oru UT UUflT a ixis nurmas ever remain snroucled In president, he catches. Come see Murph & have levied upon the following SAID ORDINANCE, A PORTION once reported Commissioners on the 4I £ &k r. however, differ The president was alone at had anything widely, depending on which the time -except for his usual anything. Details, to being located in Seminole County, ING AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND _______________________ Florida, more particularly BETWEEN KNUDSEN DRIVE Development Manager at described as follows: AND THE SEABOARD COAST.: Register now for Fail term. Extension °'. One 1913 Ford 2door automobile, LINE RAILROAD RIGHTOF.. Enroiimentfor preklndergartan Persons not able to attend steel blue in color, ID No. . WAY, SAID PROPERTY LOCAl. 1. kIndergarten - limited. hearingwhOwishtocommsntt 3JWA17 being stored at 17.92 ED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, mo., for more information call proposed actIons may submit visu FLORIDA, IN -ACCORDANCE rn,rtd. 322460S or 332.3333. Lutheran written statements 1, the Land ig WITH THU VOLUNTARY AN. Church of the Redeemer. Development DivIsion prior tO the Seminole County, Florida, will at NEXATION PROVIION$ OF ICC. scheduled public hearing. Persons 11:00 A.M. on the 21st day T1ON 171.041, FLORIDA of Sep. ITA. appearing at the hearings may tem', AD. 1m, for sale arid TUTES: PROVIDING AN EFFIC. submit written statements or be sell to the highest offer LegalNotice TIVE DATE. bidder, for heard orally. sublet to any and all existing liens, WHEREAS, there his been tiled at the Front (West) D of with the City Clerk Of the City of Commissioners of Seminole County, Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, a petition con. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida. tainin the names of me property liNt JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Sanford, FlorIda, the above Arthur H. Blckwlth, Jr. owners in the area described FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, described personal property, Clerk to the Board FLORIDA. That said sale Is being made to hereinafter requesting vet-, Lewis would not commit hlmselftoaSept.2orundralser In Orlando. Party officials uidthey hope to raise $150,000 at the dinner - nomination In 1*. cash, as guest speaker. state choose the bulk of BIjI Crane, deputy director delegates for the statewide Wednesday on the eve of of the party, said the Cabinet convention. Carter's campaign swing endorsementcoujdbedevuatAdrong showing by Kennedy t)!ough Tampa where he will Ing to the "deaft Kennedy" -whowon'tuyhewon'trwihost a "town meeting" and be 1c heca, Car could swing many lawmakers accompanied by Graham. - ca now caj on the wfl4inown and even a few Cabinet uominrouer Gerald and highly visible elected of. members The support was announced Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Here _____________________________ Deputy Clerk Publish Aug. 301 SePt. 13, 1919 Execution. $IMINOS.I COUNTY BOARD COUNTY COMMI$$IOISII$ P&1 - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD - OP COUNTY MMIIIC MI ---..----.--..-..-.-- -- be included therein: WHEREAS, the Property Ap. and ierItf SemInole County, Florida _____________________________ Publish Aug.30,Sep$.5,13,30,gg OEM?52 DEM.121 Ie. - John C. Polk, CAS5ELBERRY GARDENS, INC., PIIIIUN . dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classified ad garage - employment. Apply HarCar Legal Notice he's sizniiari Incune. I4 w - cui who stands alone among siionir Ralph TLW el.t't.d tate officials as a Uon Co llngton,. Agrlcultiui Corn. Does If Doyle conner, piluloner "I'm they're whole hos Carter Secretary of 8tat. George .'"" said ipuu.uOO, uits..... Firestone and T,atp..i,,ai --Attorney, Omit-al Jim r'lth . 'i- T'mps, who leeph, his lean. missioner Bill GisMr - hove- ings was Iny4 pgêjfp - am - -. . ) -- - •ormer Agriculture Secretary NOLI COUNTY COMPRENEN. IerSerIIS5.(FvfffivdisCibjdas liVE PLAN FROM COMMERCIAl. ainattk,s the Wakiva Hunt Club en Earl - Bats, who., wife,, SECTION 1. That tile-following described preperty situated in _____ ___ Notice is hereby given that the Sanford will hold a regular meeting on Sept. 14, 1979 in the City Hail at 11:30 AM. In order to consider 'a ,. ' 3 BR, 2 B iol home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft lIving area. $59,300. Term' ____________________ 'keper up. full charge .• . "__________________ - .••. THE PUNPOSI OF RIZONING (DISTRICT NO. 3 ittide a P1St of the City ii .!" " W to Ito tieperty situate In Seminole MARVIN Caunfy, Florida, descrlbo as: ( FROM Cl RETAIL COMMERCIAL 3. Ll.E.D.CO..44 AGRICIJL. 1n1de PUt'I ' I' 't'Y E.'v.V N""" r46 S. ROSEN. 23, Orange Orange Estates, DISTRICT AND *4 AGRICUL. TUNE TO Ml INDUSTRIAL 0$. atloit previsions be SiCtlin . , w II$ 4f Plaintiff, TURI DISTRICT TO Cl GIN. TRICT PZ (N.70)u. lucks is, se, 171M1, FIends rdInSto the plot thereof 'as ,s, • - cove, sa MainIia ricordid itt Flit bOlt 10, IRA. COMMIRCIAI. AND d 37. Sloth Pt RY esid West of Slot lisle at The IsNuedlon ii The a speech Weskiesday on farm WHOSIIALI FL 31503, en or Iii Public Iscerds of Seminole DISTRICT OR M.IA Ireof en East side if luck 37 aM Setilit life of Section 5, TomIskie Ocher, 1g79. County, Florida, subject, POlICY at the N.tionil Plowing VERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL $. Veiled luTiSt between IlS 35 LRengeslIandTheWLy I.WIliie 7'1 IS, a default totayd*forty.ç1g7 £ TRICT.THE FOLLOWING 011. lid sioc v ani liii p1111.0 of tie Ovisda branch if tie act. Si S5 rrwaIqp5 CR1110 PROPERTY: , Iudgmint will be entered NOW - at P*fk outcry heck 30 SemI if RY and last ½ N.lWsed to The Ijoftew aM NWI. Caters decision to notmallas e11iI demanded in the iSiS bidder $V cask at 12 Vcfeck TIle WiSt * Nat of the EaSt 177 Iristiti West $ldiiI usc hiNt Mid W RI. line 373.3ff, Thence W la&Ls il I __ ri WV u herein. if IV WUl'lJI WIIU '.4WU. Wl 'w iwr - a.ii. • .5I, -" i?.tt ds1itIei Hsrnmnsck.accarmins9.w,e Put as lie_1*35 endaA mYn.n.andtliesesle. 2190 at the We deer of tile IIS ft. thee. Sm. paratlet wiii ufesis ') Peges .3, • NerII135 • 373.35 sa vl$ltcn eeMed baler. him .-___day if IIW,t*,, Saiflrl. Fiorids. y ou ue, land 1st SeUlen SPa TumI11p , flu of lito INS 215 fliSs heck ft.. Is lieS line of Sec. o, Thence C d: 1.2371 Wit-i fiNn Qni, net Taiwan. Ranse* lithe Pestle Ream of N. N. smiths sis c.. IWiNldSIine11SR IsthepoW ISIAL • - sWini of as .c, mere it' uses. C.gsjy, p150k, GEORGE 1. 010111 sy, uSIhe$SPfl$urlt ,. $' IscinlIh. Jr. NO. ) $111110 37 - IMNd $$eNsMirst,al s., Ainthe$1¼ofth,$Wtkof$l g-.&11s & Hous. .... . $ TIRED OF COMPACTS? You can ST.RE.T.C.H out in this greciousolder 2 Story, I BR, 2 B fixx'in, could be converted. 1st lime offered. $45,000. 1O.,1ftI.ft,.:I: hild OK. 3211111 after 6. king college student needs rn. rm. or will share with me. 332.1570. --- $ PRICE DROPPED W.A "THUD". You won't find better for the new low price of Just $24,000. That'sall for this 3 BR, 1 Bhomeon quiet street, Room (or Hwy 46 close in. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath plus store rooms. One-half acre for growth. Owner motivated. $36,500. $15,200. $6500 dwn. INVESTMENT S units- I being renovated can be finished by buyer and save. Good monthly income, close to downtown & hospital. Owner will finance at 10 pet. $20,000 will handle. REALTY WORLD. (Ci))) The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors HOME PLUS BEAUTY SHOP 3 BR, 2 bath home & beauty shop & equipment. All in excellent cond. $44,900. 7435's S French (179?) Sanford 323 5321 HAL COLBERT, REALTY ________ - • _____ . y P111111 11ffl A a-- Oil u • plo v50 WIiS VIsit f1Slu a WV suqif ___ ______ - -.1 It 9.1.11 wIle P1W 1M. pki• nude, e SI in. uduillun 1ti. hiui- m . , member : proothos of Hiabsi that ha. buss th Unitsd Status at the the' - __ ___ ____ ___ - -- ' - - st iS - ___ w,,u,• TomIp 35$ $1 aM Further. ,is Pleimln, n, NaiII PIeS 1, PugelIof Public learn of $jfl anhibdeg 1 e e. C1m1519W SECTION 3. TieS gege*1 or. 1.IslpImIScksmin,InBaum*eo Fluids. (PWVIhIV descrIbed9.9 ' I *5_leblu_Ciewy (N). Senior :. -bsuum9WiNisttss, *• Used (I) aM NSt *05 if res$urniend'-"'- of samit --•_' 7W sue. A1WII RNt) (DISTRICT No. s prspurtp desi Wiat 101_ifP1sM.. *' _ ____ ________ _ ________ ' • V . ' . - ______ sr the___________ iii; i ____ p-ri ±I 'I9Wudundln.nns. _____________ 0 Ptiu. . ri-i,' . . . - _____ ' ________ --ui that hw_ aa.a_ , ' _____ - I I (Iiii L ____ - -. - In _______ P05NWII15S _______________________________ • . W. Gamnett White 'Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 3fl7IS1, Sanford 'ith9WLep1 .. ,. :. rseler*unirm__sy time N time be w lie _____ ls more. ..us *5. ____ *JPp PIsrIde --T".a ___ W ráis*i,. - T"•'. __ .0. _ . 323 flNiftl s,iai. vw PHONE CALL STARTS A ASSIFIED AD ON ITS THE ____________________ • 1iS. 1 ____ 1TY 111, fun, apt., adults No pate, $133. carpet A C wpanatelg.s*onagerm. All El. 11 Mn w w ____ NNr NI. . . IlSIfl.d ads are acclaimed the Wit over as the most successful rNvlt getters. ____ Deed CS-I *i. VaNs. Miesit.,. Uin.A.C,$tove&ref.,caqpo,t& Iforage. sios tno. *-PU4 ;IMSC - ____ if sss ___ I : • _____ N ___________ ___ -. ç-•1i1 IWO if __ ' - "' am. -.. a__ -ru -- -JJIN%N.55ab55,W ' ''" •.... ': . • . • . ________ - ______ *-4usss Unlurnishsd 1 . % .$IS15 ._,... :.' ___ • .,.. OK. Cxc. value $32,500 FIRMI almost 3 acres. 110,Q. Spotless 3 BR, 1 5, ref., stove, deapes, part. fun., for only $36,500. Cal IBart ANYTIME Multiple Listing-ServIce Øwner motivated 2 Il,) 1, car. port, den w.wet bat, sat In kit, 2565 PAR K $33,000. Zoned tEALTORS L1 - commercial - ranch OffIce 100' on Sanford Ave. 8)5,500. •aeaa., - - AU. FLORIDA REALTY OPMNFOIORIALTOI 1SIIisussC$&A - 3514$. French Ave. -_3fl0231.323-717L32,pn, -• . - 323.2222 leautiful secluded park on great St. JOlin. Mobiles from 815,00 to - $31,900. Tennis, shufflebosrd, pool & bt -3 BR, I I, gas Nest, fenced yd. Terms. ASSOCIATESNIEDED .• 32 acres 330 on paved frontage. 131,000. $Opct.dwn. By owner 3S'31N,eve. 349.3431 ' 53-TV-Radio-Slit-so - ' INC. REALTORt oii' ' - r -'- ' ' LAltimonteDr. - _ Cemme,cI.J, vacant, Sanford - BATEMAN REALTY AVo..$eIlhef9Wst.(& 115. laNIstaNIrabhi. laWi). Ptico reduced * v,,,s 351170 Aft. tIn 332.1W, 333'40 353SlNSerdAve. W.$I,99, cmii, Hoffman hi. vestmentCoun$eilo. 5624173. - _______________ • I Man, quality operatiii I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways .etc.WayneBeai,3n.1321 5520. PAINTING, CARPENT*'' CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323Ol3lafter 3:30, ___________________________ 75-RecrtiIVeNciss CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMOOELING&REPAIR 1.0. BALINT & ASSOC. 3221465 15-fl Tag-A-Long SlhWhii" TrvlTrlrw-hitch,$3.000 _ - _____ 09 - $InIsrd. 327.1771. SteresCablnet I TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PA.JNTINQ.$PRINK LERS. 323.47$ ANYTIME. I DIM Tractor Service Mowing & discirtg, cultivation ditch banks chopped, All service reasonable & pomp,. Realtors our specialty. Good ref. 3d-5i7. -_- NIl PreSsure & Steam Cleaning. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home special 12*50, $22.30. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed 3337113. $23 chair, $50 sofa special on aft Upholstery Cleaning for the of August. 531.3144. Vinyl Rupsir - - Vinyl repair 1 recoloring Saveup to SO pct.oO To List Your Busineu.., record I PSaYer,tapedsck&radloc., DIol 322-2611 or 831-9993 I I 00.333-9465. Tractor SsrvICI' I' I I Style fast - -. , MAN-GEtS. HOu$. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. S used color J, set isiO model Zenith 73" works good. $133. I Free Delivery, Sanford Fur. I niture Salvage, 17-93 So. of I repair service. 3fl 6101. Sale" sign down 1 run a classifledad. Call 332.2611 or 521. - I., Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & Get fullexposure - take that "For -_332-Ul3after6p.m. I I -- EF1 Hams Inrovsmsids I ' - AN li - ____________ prisals. Call Dell's Auction, 333. 0 Peppers Painting Service, Custom Painting & detail trim.' Free Est. 333.1704. , cages. 332.3753. Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. I Sgt. móarnj' supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond: For , - Dog & Cat boarding, bathinQ, clipping, lea control. Pit 72AUCIIOfl ___________________ p1 - - - Pslnt$ng& Repsir - WeSeilEstates --_----- MOONEY 'APPLIANCJS - -- -------_ Service, Used Machines. • painting --.- ________________ Painting by Anthony Corino, Intenor, exterior qualified in all phae, Free Est, Call 322-0071. VAUètiOnL Disi'cini Drapes, Upholstery --_.332.0707 across from Pinebreeze Egg Farm - KENM6'E'WASHIR - ALTAMONTE Lot 100* 174 pius CS Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy 136. $79,900 - Auction Thurs. 7 PM KELLOGG'S AUCTION SALES SanfordAye, Used Refrigerators, all working $551 up. Free delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3235731. GENEVA - _______ - -- price. Sanford Furniture Sli.' vage, 1793$, of Sanford 3221721, ________________________ - REAL ESTATE -. bland New Interspring Bedding ', - REALTOR, 332 Immaculate i CM, 3 B, 2 car garage ww carpet, C 141*, fenced Ok, yd. $33.15. - REAL ESTATE 3 22•2420 tress. $31,930. - ___________ MElNTZERTlLE .,., New or repair, leaky showers our, specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. le9.js7 - ---- $33 up. Colors, large selection, guaranteed, Mon.Sat, 105. Sanford Auction 1315 S. French Ave. 323.7340. Sanford's Sales Leader 3 BR, 1½ Ia, w2 adloining lots + - fruit frontage on Semlnola Blvd. with go terms or trade. - • Custom Office Cleaning, 'm mercial, new const. LicensEd bonded & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 323-0541 or a.stu. , WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332-5721. ___________________________ REFRIGERATORSS Asking sii,so -r_ Appliances & Misc'. ILOCALI 349. 5371 ___ oonthig & Buy I Sell New& Used Furniture lO S. Sanford Ave. 323 6593 Lakefront lot In Casselberry. - Yard debris, Trash -. Private Party wants to buy good quality furniture, Washer & Dryer. 514 491$. FURNITURE & THINGS -___- Ught Hauling Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks & etc. LICEP45ED$59.4SS Plumbing FIxtures Bldg. Material. 322-5659 Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of 52-Appliances 3J394$. - Cement Buy 170W -________________________________ ___________________________ Sanford. 322-1721. - , MANN, REALTOR 3557773 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Osteen area ________________ $35,500. Iesttsr Owner. _______ . front! Work shop, boat hOuse, & guest facilities! Only $52,900. 322.9283 Beautiful home site. Near center of downtown Geneva. 4 acres mature orange grove.' Cxc. home site, paved Old Geneva Rd. Zoned agri. Horses Attrad1ve35,Ihhomew.2O7'Ik _____ __ l . , •. __ _____ 1. •aw*im . ______________________ Ill SWIssWa-LI MaN -W''j • • ______ _ a* __________________ ____ 24 HOUR W. Terms. William Maliczowslil, Realtor 322-7913. to Landscapi specialists, top soil,). fill cljp7 sod lAlng & free trimmin. GoodUsedFumn.Appliances, New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford REALTORS INC. 530.4i3or33913)1 eves. _______________________ 1 acres Lake Sylvan, $40,000. Best icar • Room Additions - remofelIng general home repairs- no lob too small. Call 323 9165 anytime. 3l$.Atng Av, Buy & Sell, the finest in used - - w,soo. - ,,.,,,_ - EORRE5T QRIENt Super 1 BR, 2 B home in Hidden Lk.l C H&A, w-w carpet, breakfast bar, eqt kit, split plan! BPP Warranted. Only $43,500. 101111's 31-ApsrtmsntsFurnished water front. Neat 2 BR, 1 B home in quiet neighborhood! Good started home! Lots of extras! A buy for $23,200. 133.2197 • lilMi SI'Ls Carpentry _________________________V Lirry's Mart, . SlHousehojd Goods -_ - -- Sanford-Lk. Sylvan Area, residential lots of which 4 are Just BPP Warranted. - Cash 322-4132 ___________________________ - .S1t.tsLSL11-5742 i 'females,$?Seach; I male, $123. 68-Wanted - DOn'tDesoairOrPuil'YourHalr_ Use A Want Ad. 323.36); or $31. TOWERS BEAUTY SA[ ormerll Harriett's Beauty Nook WurmQ, -. - J , Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repélr' Licensed. 323-0039 - -_ ,,_..-,_--. .... - Paint 25 c. otf. Good work clothes & shoes cheap. Waddles General Store, 515 S. Elm. Eve. 562.3655 acrel C H&A, w-w carpet, ceramic eat in kit., Fl rm & CASSELBERRY 3 BR, 1 bath. $35,000 1.ultsOny, 1.IR- $15 up. Pool. en as 6a. . .. 17 ' in Sanford rali . - *JNUI $323 IS tsN. *s, V S' - SOWopenued , _____ NOTICI UMU Chiller Ill. Puns -. - 13, $70 _____ _____ • :" H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Reg. Real Estate Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. n _____ sni.wagp,gm,ei ___ * 1*. & 13, * $70 - be 115111$ 9.9W IUJJlIIIIIHj if .. -____ - __ ' REALTORS Country living I BR, 2 B home on 1 ________________ _______________ __ A1W united $tati Aflhraey.. Alfomsy 1r Piuinhith Pubithi Auust is, , ___ ______ ______ ____ -.. 'Z_ r 9. r,j0k ...' 037lof *1 'd'M, ___________ _____ . SandI u ewood i BR •• - OVER SMILLiON IN SALES IN 1979 rtments Urthirnished - KENOSU. W. WHERRY ___ ____ ___ parcels won't last long. Hurry I call today. 'ApPllanài'- ,., Sirian Husky Puppies Must Sell. 323 1167,332 5992. 322 6012 Dining table, Duncan Phyfe, 4 leaves, $60, Frigidaire washer & dryer, good cond, $55 ci. or $150 set. 661 5640. prime Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, Carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter, 339-6531. i ' - - I 'I Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est.: Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 - 65-Pets.Supplies Boy's Pants S-ale 12 Pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 SanfordAve. 372 579) As little as $300 down buys one of these beautiful i - acre lots located near DeItona. These REALTY 290N.l792.Casselberry,FI. has • MJfl __ _______ ______ ___ i __ ______ _____ ______ ___ II urn._.i-.' gefl. St --_- ge - he g ___ _______ ______ _____ _____ ____ eider 9. mv*5, Ilsor • _____me. re_ulUh,4 9.9W • Piem 05 ills 9. if9Wd *5 55.0 of CwiSy Ceinmnrsrs _____ r • rin.-t fdsnugir CW *5 CWCVII !kIflr $SRIISio ________ _________ __ ______ _______ _____ __ _____ pr.sldsstlal P41U4$, tS surer,, a'cp - $ _.y_ cbii-is __ _____ ________ ______ Ii reutew _______ . __ ______ ,' C _ _____ ___ _____ _________ _____ ______ _____________ __________ _____ ______ .. ww • ' 1uhui th Iii ma.Ur_!an sp: • • -. •. -1 43-Lots.Acreage • -. Certified LawnS. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323-1719 Mowing 371-0095 Beauty Care -_ Shotgun model 1100 Rem. 20 go auto, 2 barrel $200; Hammond Auto Piper El. organ 4 yrs old, exc. cond. $500; Zenith 19" Color TV like new 1300. 323 5500. --- - . . 63-Miachinery.Tools ______ Large-Brand New Portable Sign for Sale 1600. 349-5453 See our beautIful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES OPEN HOUSE ____ Iii.' CeorIsSIv ____ 42-Mobile Homes srF Air cal, Plumbing ServiceS. Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6394, Lic., Bonded & ins. - Tractor 855 Case. Box, Blade, Mower, DiSc. 22' trailer. Call W&xly Little, 332-9136, DR. $795 2 Air Cond1onlng BUILDINC.5" New, All Steel, Pre engineered, clear span (NO Seconds). 30x18x I?for 3.991.00, lOx 4$ x II (or 1,986.00, 10 x 72 x 1.1 for 5.981 00. 48 x 12 x 14 for 6.917.00. F 0. B. factory. All buildings include 25 lb. wind load and large double sliding door. C,itl 305 331 4647 9a.m. to 5p.m. collect WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 3119 315E. First St. 322 5672 Eve.322-0612,323 1557,322.7177 RHSINS -. 62.A-Farrn Equipment ROCK Screened 8. Washed Cty. Approved for Drainlield Central Contracting Inc. 9017366823 901-7753583 REALTOR 323-7832 I FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cork & Hirt 373 7510 Sale for FORD CONSUi Lawnmower sales 8. service. We sell the.best & Service the rest. Western Auto 301W. 1st St. 322-4101 Beds, Dbl motel box springs I mattresses. $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French, 323-7340. 4acres Country Club Rd. & 75th St. 133.000. 3103 Orlando Dr. VA & FHA Financing Reg.RealEstatearok 62-Lawn-Garden 9ff. glassed top display case 26 in, deep, $700. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-92 So. of Sanford 322 872). 10 acres Airport Blvd. $45,000. 20 pet. dwn, ba! terms, 8½ pct. mt. ____ fOrd Gracious Iivi , •••-- 50-Miscellaneous 4'BR, 2 B heated swimming pool, 2 car garage, like view. 109 Lk. Dot Dr. $32,250. Sunday-Sept. 2-1.6 PM 133 Hays Dr. 3 BR, 1½ B, C H&A, very clean & well kept. Nicely landscaped, cony, location. Come see this great buyl --- Trumpet, MP for marching band & stage band. Newly redone by factory, 1150. 349-5194 WILL BUY EXISTING Iss -a.MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. i 0 Wymore Rd., Altanionte. 862 7483 1972 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Beautiful upright piano, perfect cond., birdseye maple BR set comp (antique) 323 5620. 47.A-Mt1gages Bought &Sokl workshop. $25,900. 1978 CONCORD . $3995 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 st the reserved price. Call 904-255. $311 (or further details. Merchandise 59-Musical 9295 610 TORINO ______________________________ Ito? acres, Sanford area. Schuren Realty, REALTOR $3) 1317 LAKE MARY Fruit trees galore on 3 lots. 3 Bdrm., Din. Rm,, Family Rm., partially fenced; 12x20 1973 DATSUN - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hw5#. 1797 ___________________________ Sanford, FIa 32771 If you don't tell people, how are they qoing'to know? Tell them With a classified ad, by Calling 3222611 or 8319993. - L_____ __________ Losing your home & credit? I w,H catch up back payments a. buy equity 332-0216. - INFLATION FIGHTER Investment property. Frame home, 4 Bdrm, 1 Bath, 2 window air conditioners and wall furnace heater. Conventional, $1 ?,900. more. TRADE-INS 1973 CHEV SS 9295 '7SChev, Truck, 6 Cyl Good Shape. Asking $2100 323 1126 55--Boats & Accessories or $34 NEWCAR - 1976 Datsun -u Clean, 42,000mm. 12.500 319 5816 47-Real Estate Wanted HOME WITH BUSINESS FRONT STENSTROM ____ £Eilud •- -. ?..m.r'.--'i. Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 28906 339-9100 ________________________ 79-Trucks.Trajlers Property - Farmhouse, I stall horse stable, and 2.17 acres, fenced, 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath, near Geneva. Conventional, 834.950. THIS COULD BE YOURS! I MarySano. Female to share '75 models. Call 1605 (Dealer). (2) Kawaskl 100's. 1 runs, 1 in pts. 1)75 or best offer 323 /355 45-A--Out of State - COUP1T1IY LIVING Cash for your lot! Will build on your lOt 0? our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel inc., Realtor 641.3013, REALTORS 2110 Spnford Ave. 322.7972 JUST MARE PAYMENTS-'64t0 MotorcycI Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7110 Bar w Istools. Bedroom suite. 2621 S Sanford Ave.. 322 1191 Open Tues thru Sat. 9:30 to 5 30 o 11711,, III £ 'n IWI..guSPi(n _________________ ' _ _T_ •13• - '76 LT Camero, Maroon - White interior. Low mi. All power. Nice. 5.1300 neg. 322-1691. - Top OcHer Paid tor link'S, usda cars, trucks & heavy equipm,n 1 3225990 2509 S Elm Ave Church Yard Sale Sat,Sept 1.95 INC. jobtkes years ago, has come down with st, oi f loath, I vu The sooner you place your classified ad, the Sooner you get results. - - in a high traffic area? The perfect location I now avail. Easy Termsl ____ - DlscrIbed ' • '66 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, 1 owner. Good cond., $500. See at S. Sanford Ave. 373 6593 or 327-SM) after 6:30 P.M. Cars Rermved -. BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1621. 327 4160 Moving Sale - Aug 3) Sept. 5. 119 Maine Ave Longwood. 869 6779, tO a m S p m Lots of antiques, tools. Ig appl & clothes U. _______________ AVON. "c FIGHT INFLATION IAvon. Increase your earning ____________________________ For details, Call 1541. Defon. above entitled Court in tise abo,e styled cause, the undersigned You ire reqired c 41-Houses REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349.5100. 322.1959 10,000mi. $3,000. Call between 4I PM. Owner 172 0153. . BUILDER. 3222757. ____________________ Sanford, Florida on September , ole County Courthouse, Sanford, 0s$asmkssd that 1.k-t 700 North W''- '' Board of Ad'uet ' 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or soon FIOvidaOnUpternberSL97,at,:00 theannesa$ienw said $rspasly will Boulevard Publish A'm 30 a4-7 1979 P.M., or thereafter is poeaioee soon thereafter as n result in tile creatIon of an en. Cissulbu', pi ss'n DEM.1' . specific land use amendment to the possible to consider the foliowini: dave: and. YOU ARE HItEBY Seminole Cowttv Comprehensive A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR WHEREAS, ffi City of Sanford, that a wit fit' clesur ' t • " Ordinance 77.0. and ruining CHANGE UNITEDSTATUS DISTRIC. OP ZONING Florida. Ii In a Pesmin toProvide a.I In RIGULAT1ON$ lT Judlcisi Circuit Iemino1.th1 FLESHIR-A.1 dsscrIbd herein, and te" l Agriculture DiatvIct 9. C.3 General AGRICULTURE TO R.1AA SIN. CommIssion of tile City of Sanford Case No. ,,.,411., Ys 1,.?id1, COURT NOI 7945'OrI.Civ.N Commejclal and Wholesale Diofrics UNITED STATUS OF AMERICI, OLE FAMILY DWELLING Dl$. Floridl,di $ltInffibsmJintaji of or M.1A Very LI$ Industrial TRICT. PZ(94799.45,Th.Wad4,of of the City to accept said petition PlaIntiff, vs. CLIMAtIC M*IE GARDENS, IN' F. - GARRETT, a single woman, 0l5t'ict, the Northeest ¼ if The Nsetheaeo and te anns* said prapal,'. 111.1CR - BA111'U" AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ¼ (Less Road). SectIon 7, Tew,tittl NOW, THIRIFOIL II IT CLORINE N. BAUA2'L dId DilandanI(s), NOTICE OF SALE ORDINANCE 77.0 WHICH 33 Ssv*. Ranges iii, Noelcelshereby,iventpiatpu,suans ffi, ENACTED BY THE PGOPI.1 OP wIt., a ROil' ills uu r,& u, , y. LOCA1 77-Junk Chry..Newport custom, all power.? dr. H.T. Looks new, '76 78-Motorcycles ,? VA.FHA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment dent, but lawls later told UPI doesn't anrso4or ,wir.nh1v Sale: Sat. 100 Par Place. Bar Stools, refrigerator, BR suite, gas grill & misc. items. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS READ & USE THEM OFTEN YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. qualified buyer, $34,000 to Build to Suit -our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA23S& 245 M. Unsworth Realty Ilareer in Real Estate call _Ir Agency, Wm. Stemper, _____ - NOTICITOTHU PUBLIC e' - Moving Inc. REALTOR, MLS BTtMPER AGENC •*sch. must have own tools. S REALTOR MLS paid holidays, frInge 323-60Sloreves.3230517 its. 1200 to $300 start wk., flng onexp.329•2962. 3 BR, 1 B split planfenced yd., sc. patio, cony., workshop or LPNFVlItIme&parttime. Apply office in rear. All for $31,900. 55on Lakeview Nursing ____________________ c. District in N. ½ Lot 13 and S. 64.26' of Lot 43, PhIllips Terrace. - FANTASTIC 1g. tam. 4 BR, 2 B. FR. cent, air. ww carpet, 1g. rms, fenced yd with well & sprinkler, in ground pool, choice neighborhood. $43,900 cxc. terms. BR, 2 B block home. 3fl 0216 aft 6 p.m. ________________________ - that said property owisigj.ed pf . A1JO1E5 80-Autos for Sale 32 ft. camper self contained. Al shape With towing equipment. Site 79, AlA Campground. $1100, ___________________________ Carport Sale: Sat., Sept. I. 9 till? Longwood Dr. in Osteen. (off .115) 5th house on left. 323 1730 .1g. JUIU} By Owner $3,000 dwn & assume .1 IIV. Center, 950 Mellonville _Sanford. - Center,Hwy.431,Longwood. General Factory Work. Steady F. BRUCE BARTHOLOW and rsquestforavarlanceinthezonlng --- - 'fVin person Sanford Nursing . PRESSER experienced. Apply Carriage Cleaners 134 Shopping Alunilnum Products. _______ P51t time sxp. floor man. Days. , _______ --- O1JEREEAS I WAS U9T WONDERI UIERE TM' S Ok'S I, *OUR BEST PRICEI 10.7 acres In cleared Cypress Isles in 41-Houses ____________________________ sale. praiserof5emiMI5coun$y,FiOli, DAUGHERTY and WANDA DAUGHERTY, his wife, Aft.5322.7!i1 _32267 UUIIJ,J UILJRI$dl having certified tisattliere are t CLORIN! H. BARTHOLOW, his Ordlnanceasltpe,-talnstosideyard property owners in the area_to be wife, and ROBERT CASH setbsdlr.Quirementshs SR.i Zoned annsxe, and screened porch, sodded yard, paved street & Much More. SO pct. assumable mortgage. 5375OO JOHNNY WALKER - _____ In today's activities, Sheldon also cast aside Cralne's predictions of an easy Carter victory, saying ( will come Oct. 13 when In DeBary 3 BR, 2 both block 4III flflDlC fllrTDll'u Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Land do with Demos Back - Carter TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - President Carter has re calved the firm endorsement of Gov. Bob Graham and five of Florida's six Cabinet members Leonard at Sanford Bait & by OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY " i street. Needs some paint & _______ ' owned Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appi.. ww carpet, pool. Close to everything. Asking 133.750. 327. 0323 ____________________________ .'$4AVE TRANSPORTATION, BE PE1.XIBLE AND LIKE PEOPLC. _A above cap. described property Cassetberry-beautifuliy shaded, Grass, patio, private. Adults imber to Webster. 175 5th Ave., _________________________ _____ ______________________________ Wanted-day shift. Full or grpSrt time. Apply in person ilday_inn, I-I 1. SR 46. _____________________ lJ-IflStflJCtIOsfl NOTICE ISHERERYOIVENtPI.at OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. by virtue of that certain Writ of NotIce is hereby given that a Lot I, Block A, Johnson's Poultry Execution Issued out of and under Public Hearing will be held at the __ Mobile home lot now avaiiTLg. trees, adults, quiet, walking distance to all shopping. See at Harold HalL Really Lmerica's foremost dictionary ompany needs home workers to or 531.9993. _________________ NIGHT MAINTENANCE -CLEANING Experience Preferred - Not EssentIal. PaId Vacations NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING CONSIDER THI ADOPTION O OOR ___ 75-Recreational Vehicles ____ Gigantic yard sale, Wed., Thurs, Fri. S. Sanford Ave. 9-hI? Pictures, lamps, Victorian chair, misc. Nothing over $50. HAhE MOT4uM PIP4G1 WOR.KiN IN Ot4 GRACIOUS, OLD 2 story, I BR. 1'2 B, breakfast nook, FP, library, perfect setting for an tiques. $65,000. _____ 35-Mobile Home Lots keeper.cl,rk.typls,, Prof . ciency in statistical typing 1 exp. in Accounts Payable req. 132.2757 _____________________________ 54-Garage_Sales gas, experience unnecessary. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PRO PERTY: _ backyard sale - sell everything NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. 605 MdIsøn Street SIVE PLAN FROM AGRICUL. Tamp., Florida 33501 TURE TO INDUSTRIAL FOR THE Publish Aug. , Sept. 6, 1979 PURPOSE OF REZONINO FROM DEM.149 Al AGRICULTURE TO M.1A ______________________ TO 2 BR, carpet, air, f urn. Including linens & utilities. Peaceful fishing area. No children or pets. - 155 wk. 3495496. __________________________ ____________________ by Roger Bollen NO1 6% I LARGE LOT 3 BR. 2 B split plan. beautifully landscaped, fenced bk yd., room for garden $32,500. River On St. Johns * * * * * * * * _____________________________ _______________________________ * * * * * * * * AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND Smith. Miller & Whatiey, P.A. It Is reported the president had some difficulty convin his staff he had been attacked byarabblt-particulajlysjnce SPANISH STYLE family hOme 3 BR. 1'2 B, 1g. closets. Pan. FR. storage cabinets in DR. $31,000. .-_-----' area. 322•2374. Sam's Portion Seminole County, Deputy Clerk Sm. unfurn house, elderly couple or person. No children or pets. $120 mo. 322-3517 aft 4 PM or wkends. 34-&cbile Homes Ioving company. We need opgressive people with good personality & good phone voIce. Salary + Commission. Call Annette 323.5176. FUNNY BUSINESS EXECUTIVE HOME immaculate 4 BR, 2½ bath. 2 fireplaces. screened porch & outside brick patio. Lush landscaping. $97,500. RECEPTI9NISI fvijj,ui --a WIIfl T5T IEHSI . 41-Houses Sanford. 3 BR. 1' B, w C H&A, inside utility rm. & new carpet. Clean as a whistle. $275 mo 6455166. Cae & Associates. REALTOR. SALES Vi" yr vu tc D 32-Houses UnfurnjshJ eMau1 U Food Store, Lake y Blvd. at 1.4. WHY WEREN'T YOU satisfy the terms of said WrIt of ___________________________ __________________________ Execution. .. Poultry, beet, pork, fish. FrN John C. Polk, of .- COOKS CASHIERS EXPerienCE desired. Good pay, Insurance, vication, credit union & profit sharing. Apply In person - EMPLOYMENT ____ IL.I4hIM,Ø1 . P' IWUIUIW -. . ... Lost Male Boxer, Lk. Mary area. 1 yrs. old, bm w.wl cheSt, clipped ears, 73 lbs. "Jib". 332. .thId __________________ - Lost-Reward Yellow Gold Pendant w. Diamond Lost 1.21.79 332.4704 AMC Gremlin Is taSa. ... -• 1911 U U U U U I U U U U U U U U DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Thomas Heckel, said property being S..taaaInla 7 COflKCUHVI?IIMS .....35c 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P,M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY t.Noon U _ WASHINGTON (UPI) - It's White House aide could be Secret Service contingent on not enough that President persuaded to talk about It. the shore and that White House datefrocnthetrlpthe president Another said the Ident tooli In April to Sapelo Island picked up a paddie j md Plains, Ga. - are In to "detour" the rabbit agreement from all sources: A third would not .s -- U U I I U a ID No. A1EMSE2S1944 _____ • -i. SFIELD, FIRST ADDITION, ac . NUMBERS THIS WEEK SEMINOLE COUNTY 10*10 being stored at 17.92 Shell. Will keep sm chIldren cording to the plat thereof as OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONIRS inmyhomewkdays • recordedlnelstloolil2,pagesU& Casselberry, Florida. NsllceofPvbi$cHearing 67, Public Records of Seminole and the undersied as Sheriff of 233.1175 SALES Seminole County, Florida, will at County, Florida. DRIVERS . Will BabySit The Board of County Corn. TOGETHER WITH: 1 Range, 11:00 AM. on the 1eh day of CLERKS In My Home missloners of SemInole County will make, model and serial number p,of tembes', A.D. 1979, offer for sale and CASHIERS 323.5413 hold a public hearing in Room 203 of avaIlable; I will air conditionIng I to the highest bidder, for cash, ASSISTANT MGRS. the Seminole County Courthouse, unIt and wailto-well carpetIng. sublet to any and all existing liens, l..ktng For a New GENERAL OFFICE iI,m,! Sanford, Florida on September 25 at Public Sale, to the highest and at the Front (West) Door of the MAINTENANCE MAN Check the Want Ads 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or as sOOfl best bidder, for cash, at the front Seminole County Courthouse in of ,y5y 51Sf and_price. thereafter as possible to consider a door of the Seminole County Sanford, Florida, the above ____________________________ 912 French Ave. • specific land use amendment to the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida n described personal property. (corner 10th & French) Ct Vs. Rabbit fishing pond In Georgia. .a • gas,,, t.& - Thursday, Aug. 30, 1979-38 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tIme .................43c a line HOURS 3 consscutivi times .. . . 3$c a Pine property more particularly described as situate in Seminole County, Florida, EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. Orlando - Winter ParkS. SemInole ______ 831-9993 322-2611 cause described property owned by in 79•1333.CA.09.K, in the Florida, I will sell the ,i_ CLASSIFIED ADS PICTITIOUS NAME Picrinous NAMI Notice Is hereby givan that I am Notice Is hereby givun that I am angaged in business at 513 Dohiny .ngag.d In business at 2014 Way, Casselbeqry, Seminole County, Kewann Yr., Cassatberry, FIOrida,undlflheflctltlotjsnm,of SeCounty,Fiorlda,und,rth, ALL WAYS COMFORT COOLING & fictitious nimeol SOLAR SYSTEMS HEATING and that I Inland to SERVICE CO. and ret,rsaidnam,withthecl.,kol reglstersaldnamewlthrneclerkof the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, the Circuit Court, SemInole County, Florida accordance with the Florida In accordanc, with the provisions of the Fictitious Name provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, YoWl?: Section US.Ot Statutes, ToWfl: Section $55.O Florida Statute 1fl7. Florida Statutes 957. Sg. Frank Tournour 51g. James S. Nedeia Publish Aug. 15, 23, & S.pt.5, 97 Publish Aug.t, 15, 23, 30, 97 DEM-75 OEM.47 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE CUlT OF THE STATE OF NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENIh? FLORIDA, ItS AND FOR by virtue of that ctaIn Writ of SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION. E*ecution issued out of and under CASE NO. fl.t*33.CA-ø.K the seal of the County Court of FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. Seminole County, Florida, ion a GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. final ludgement rendered in the poration, aforesaid court on the 24th day of PlaIntiff, January, A.D. 1919, in that certain vs. case entitled, The Atlantic Bank of Orlando Plaintiff, vs. Thomas L. NELSON E. CHAUDOIN, et ux Defendant. Heckel & LorraIne K. Heckel, Defendant, whIch aforesaid Writ of ixecutlon was delivered to me as NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, Sh.riffofSeminoleCounty, Florida, fld I have levied upon the followIng pursuant to a Final Judgment of raume-*. .•. ___ '- -, __________ ' - -. a __-_-___...d ' •_._*.. ...,.- " .-,-.. - .' - .-..--,.- - - - - - -- UPIT.:_ ''- _I,A.. •-' - -'v •'-- -...- -- 'I..- -_ .t__*a • - . . - . - -- - - .,. - 'a- S -a'---- - -- - - - - - .-.---_-- - . 4 - _____ 'r-' -. .- �$f 0-Evening Hors Pd, Sanford, Fl. • Thursday, Aug. 30, 19 1 - . WE WILL BE 44 I VIN Iscotty's am SIDEWALK SALE ALL DAY LABOR DAY TO SERVE :I(' YOU L 1 Wr1 S ' L ¼ IMOPAC 1111OUs@ JMopacots HOUSE PAINT GAS GLL low Ø U %qjø u!) cast aluminum body and County Librarian, Chamber 99 ... L 72nd Year, No. 9-Friday, August 31, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 4 Saturday, September lst ista paint for use hood, stainless steel burner. Volcanic wood metal and briquets and 2O lb. tank Included. meson',y.HasFungl No GG600T-20. dde to resist mildew. Gallon White and Colors. F 4 PP TV ffl ROLLER and TRAY SET Xo 112 Each - •• .• ': j,: ;. . 1? . ,•. Prevent* hot summer 99, boll-overs and will 0001 the higher engine ternp. Gallon areturee In a !dons LwQ wearing, stain resis Ing polypropylene olefin fiber carpet In 12' widths. 49 Blue/Green, Red, Gold or Sq.Yd. Green. RIQLFWJ1IQ. yo)..................... i. ture has 36" cord. Uses two 40 watt bulbs (included). No. K124OKL Wy pATh Washsrls$$ KITCHEN FAUCET 'pvu R.gMk.(..cN This new water-saving faucet has two-handle VIUI MIX conUoiand dc- a k4 eec ! than ever to inR.Ak.(cN.......... 2195 soil. No. 9210. 1 UM112.PLEAU SHEET VINYL FLOORING IL'S' LIGHT BULBS waft ___ teer lIcol COrrcSlOfl, 1 Th1c(s 49 Sq.Yd yd) ..2 99 umrr 0. RUM •I 3o7.. . . . 13.75 Scstty'rfl OAUWINWOW Ss ansigy in yaw home by caulkiJ all cracki - co and kig loss. Stsys elisha and may bs M W overwith. out staining. 1111. oz. CwftL All I Each 75wstt75PARleach) .2.41 l5O won l6CPAR wow ... 141 0.It. .3" $UNM hbbw UMANT For weather proofing - crou w % gutters, vents, Sir duck 732-CL 11 a OL Clear. UIOISSIISW MINTII CAULK Mildew resistant wster ' proof caulk for cround WoWt crack or ciun*ls. 11 fto&Caiwldgs. I tyr-Ak4 *wu bCP! • - $T*55 SO DINe -- _l_ I___ Ideal for storl"I .wn RKM TUUW. msr Inc bs. This sturdy ealW.1W) 70" building is finished in Whitu &W&W"="X*NWsn@nd N1O07.__ l*i your ps or kr gums room w*i , . ess'j Is-dean i,f, sw Chess. sinS lsoistoi esas v '-----, sovew ------,- GIFN ,.• INEW of-lcI I SANFORDA Phe UwU700 ri'ia'ik lslf4iollng lOOP SHINSLIS Sealed down by the sun against, wind and weather. Whit. and Cobs. 3-1611 Ni. 2$ A$PNALT 84uam.......1$.27 [ - • • --•. • - •- - .- lsYwws,raniy Square . . . . . . . . . • 6.6 Bundle 6.9 - "Thspsople fed something ainisteris going to happen," Bum NthOIP said, bowan over 0 per cut of the noldonts be bed talked are In favor if the tax Incram Bundle .. Panel K'1 I S Pay Raises 2*4*1' SPonS consuction - r 49&Pr. - S _ - own $.T Ni. 240 AIPHUT vote against a Utility tax. "When we asked for $4.Z It was almost a promise we would not a ask for a utility tax If this (referendum) passes I will oppose a utility tax," Terry said. Mark said he Is "definitely not for a utility tax even If the referendwn fails" Coinmnitmeids train councilman Burt Perinchief and CilffN.I.onwerenotasflrm. "We'riadtingthe people whether they want to keep the thsy have become accustomed to. At no does a budgst.infrIng body kiow what will happen in 3. 6, s mouths from now," said Periniet. The councilman aid he wOuld vote for a utility tax only If the city found itssu in &e finws*' eonditlo& "I will not vote for a utility tax as long as I sin in this thagr,"NeIson*d. Big,headded,he would never call for a moratorium on revenues availabl, to the city, Pprladiie(aiso pointed out a new council will take office in January and the votes if that council could nit be Bundle 6.75 Bundle 11110011111111111 Zi WIiI Pnirw Thnit [I uIuu - labs M517 dly ksss aiat co on pay raises The city isc* Theridey&"from the popused 1011-0bt if 014,2111 Has Item of 111* raissskrths -p'sss. Inalad g awdlopeaasoIhMl.Upwidonit raft Is bftd .esacs 1W the sew fIscal year. Wadalaagssthebadgst Is ___ ()y Mssag.r P Ealbas argued Is retaIn lbs Use Mom, AM10011011109011somilled 'W-- tIn'.. por Fo l nin hr It Ikut doy if the new &W year. lbs be item alm waid he"PermitiWoMeripwrain dhwoerc bend as merit for as w:'isas,. - J b pw nim heirs m M"fa 6M* ON are_gives. lbs dip camel s.sd Ii WT lbs pay eay the $Ø. U - ,•-.- 6.09 3Ts MNN(A$$ ov.srwavanty Square 2025 I1IOi1JRs Mob- - welM IM FrIs.I sd Pddsy, Aug. U Thru Thus'LI.p?. S ,flfl (1 itim _ IWJ -ICTS I 1x12116$ '-J iivui lim Cissis a ditionul storage specs in Per 111W milemas vow two or iiopSofLsp -'I Prices quoted In this ad we based on customers picking" marchandbs. at our store. Delivery is ai@WW for a m al chug.. III ni.m.nt falMVM *A rinht fe Mmk 1 MY 3.Tib S.IUU ov.srwa,mnty Sqias,. . . . • . . . 20.fl b1111111 Um NeUSI PAINT • Ex-Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. bid the board from the audience during the public hearing on the tax increase that it will be "rough sleigh riding" to get the tax Increase question approved In the referendum. "'The peepi. are Isful that after approving the tax Increase they will be saddled further with a tax on utilities," Bacon said. "What assurance do we have this will not happen? The council has authority to vote in a utility tax (without approval of the people)," Bacon said. The former city official also reported some firemen are opposing the tax Increase train $3 to $4Z per $1,000 assessed valuation, saying the fire department does not need a new fire truck, one of those items pointed to as a reason for the tax raise "If the council wants to save Oils, they must pledge they will not vote for a utility tax If the referendum passes," Bacon said. "Will the council this tax Increase Pa53 add on a utility tax?" Councilmen Francis Mark and Harry Terry pledged to [.* wu A wallk ulutad horns can save yourfuel up 30% in costs eath yes, . 141 04Ft14 Sq.Ft. 3 a ISN10½I rir. ...... 1$I _ 3w'3r..10½I ,',2r......1$ WhissIgal) US cobslgaU.3.41 / Reg. Price (piece) 1.19 Panel YP$UN $HEATHINO PLYWOOD WALLIOAID .i'/1r #4sssy Aweved EOOIOITIkI. firelselstant of solid gyp. ___ sum encased In ___ Sheol Fodo4youreelfers 318'x4'x8'CDX....... 7.05 Or piofr:'o'dbu16 lir'*4•xrCDX 13 ply).. .54 IrZx V x 6'CDX 14 13M.. 11,03 EachShsat 5 *4' *8' CDX 3 *4' *6' . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.55 Scsttys WALL PAINT Fo,ussonwslsiaf. amof masonry, kuL cr wosr Piece Prices-- head feed. 1/2"*4'x8' ...... . ... .2.55 automatic CutslO"path. 1/2x4'*12 ...........4.45 22.W 40 1 0*06 Krsftlsclid $UNNCK $YNTNIT1O TUIP ExceNsnt forpatio., my ,00m boat decks. R.s mildew, ww ther,',-rN diinil, in aNisch and Slack, 6' and ir widdis. 09 Reg F,ic.(pan.O..... .... ............3.39 V15 • ideal for Manicuring patiosized Iswns. Cuts 5" Amkv 99L - . 99 4x fr. MissThese Su Outdoor $000USHT Ow, onoa bub aim wide-area lighting for grist., security. Medium base. 7 ic budget price. 5=' x Green mat I IV'x 24' /flop A#c(q.r?...........:63c • Reg Ake (sschb* ....... f5#R1g.A'ki'cI........449 LATEX KOIKER 'AM Use on most any construction matsilsi to provide a Iong4ssdng i*asrit out 11 ftos.Cartridge. ' printed finish panel will add warmth to any room . at a a hose. DM31 - one deity, . • - • - I merchants and residents in the same manner as last May when a lobbying effort was mounted to register opposition to a possible hospital move. The relocation of SMH had been under review by hospital trustees after a consultants' report had indicated such a move would have certain financial advantages. Ms. Rhein said the library needs about 9,000 square feet of space to handle the volume of books and reference material needed to serve north county patrons. That is about three times the amount of space now available in the present building. Among the options previously discussed by the county cornmissioners were a move of the library to a spot near the Kmart shopping center off Highway 17-92, south of Sanford, and the use of some floor space in ,the Roumillat Building on First Street several blocks east of the library. However, Ms. Rhein said the Roumillat solution would be "foolish" because it would not come close to meeting the 9,000 square feet of space she claim the library needs. The leasing of space at the I mart Plaza, she said, would cost the county more than $35,000 per year, based on a charge of $3.75 per square foot. "Why should the county spend $40,000 a year to rent a new building when it spends only $1 per year to rent the building from the city?" asked one merchant. "Couldn't you use the $40,000 to improve the existing library." Ms. Rhein said that even with extensive improvements, the present site might not be adequate. She said that another plan that may come under consideration is the leasing of space in the Sanford City Hall. But that option has little port, she said, because the city has Indicated it would charge per square foot, $1.25 over the prevailing rates. The Kmart option was criticized by a number of persons at the meeting today on the grounds of traffic and safety. Said Mrs. Laurie Dickey. "I feel safe leaving my child here, but I wouldn't feel safe at the shopping center." She did not explain why. Mrs. Mary Schmitt, however, said it would be unsafe to have children driving to the shopping plaza on bicycles due to the heavy traffic. And Edith Harrison, representing the senior citizens group, said there are 297 elderly citizens in the immediate downtown area prepared to oppose the move of the library. By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer The Lake Mary City Council on Thursday night adopted an ordinance calling for the twin alternatives in the property tax rate in fiscal 19794* of $4.Z or $284 per ! $1,000 assessed valuation. Now, the council must wait for the city's 1,114 voters to tell them on Sept. 11 which rate Is to be levied. New date law requires a governmental body to get approval from the voters before raising taxes more than five percent. The $4Z rate requires the referendum. The $2.84 rate includes the m1immnn five percent Increase i allowed without referendum approval. The current rate is P.nela Sox 12',00m for I.uth.n$4O womb of Each also said defective wiring and problems with the air conditlonlng at the old post officeturned-library make the building "unsafe." Her comments drew sharp criticism from chamber director Jack Homer. Homer said Ms. Rhein's contention that a downtown Sanford library is not consistent with county growth trends and ac. cessibility is inaccurate, "That thinidng is all wet. You've hit a nerve with me. I'm tired of seeing things moved out of Sanford. The fact is the growth Is right here," Homer said. Homer said the chamber will work with the downtown ITax Choices' Formalized Bungalow PANELING Each Scrubs alwas deem Comes Bulb dun Itself with a squirt of uma I. ft"A Strong lumber, suitable for many do-it-yourself projects. R.gAic.(4016bag)...... lx DOOR MAT heavY duty 2x4x8 No.3 lScottys ___ Reduces engine /"'\In 40, :1 AITE lnter-foamcushionedfor residential us.. 'Can be loose-laid or cemented in piece. widths. ..::----------------------------Premium 30W Inslds Frosted ..:.:.L..1MOTOR OIL ................. 1299 gravel and cern IC1I ent make l/3cu. 1J ft. Just add water and mix Cushioned No Wax )QJ with nothing downtown," said chamber member Martha Yancey. Ms. Rhein said she will recommend to the county commissioners that the library be moved to a more accessible location, where adequate space can be obtained. The commissloners have indicated they will make a decision on library relocation sometime this year. "We have to look at the entire north end of the county in our future planning. The present facility has Inadequate space; it would have to be renovated by 1* or we would lose federal funds and we have to consider the growth patterns of the county," said Ms. Rhein. She Each YELLOW PINE Can Each u 48*0 Double Strip Fluorescent WORKLIGHT L a LITEWAV Baked White enamel Indoor/Outdoor CARPET 1.L • SIJN. -' : WO -40 ' I Lubricates, pr.WOOD GLUE Vents rust. Bonds wood paper frozen parts. 9 leather, cloth and o(I I porousmateriala8oz.s . .: .. •'b By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Civic organizations and downtown Sanford residents who reacted angrily this SpTIflg to the prospect of Seminole Memorial Hospital relocating -• outside of the city today pledged to mount a similar campaign to keep county commissioners from moving the library out of ft centM business district. Addressing .-embers of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and representatives JEAN RHEIN of various business and corn...proposes move mnunity groups, Seminole County Ubrarlan Jean Rhein 230E. First St. Is "inadequate." came under fire when she said "If everyone keeps thinking the present library facility at this way, we're going to wind up TV Large tray, 9" roller and pile fabric roller cover. No. 938-TAP-90. mimPalnTR Reg. P,'ic. Ind .............. 1.99 1 jii.• Director At Odds Possible Sanford. Library Move Rapped .949 Rea FWc.(Mn) Evening Herald-(USPS 481.280)-Price 15 Cents - - - $s.PAYU •; -- - Nereid Photo by TOM Vffici*t • GETTING THEIR JUST DESSERT • - A 75-foot banana split the ultimate fantasy for coction was served up in a 75-loot rain gutter loaned most youngsters -was the reward for the winning by a local building supply and was enjoyed by all team In competition during the Kids for Christ except 5-year-old Billy Smith (fourth from right) Crusade held August 26-30 at First Assembly of God, who had one comment, "Yuk!" Puppets and a robot Sanford. The teams made points through at- named Christron were used during the Crusade to tendance, offerings and Bible games. The con- teach Gospel concepts. Local- Officials Proparing For Hurricane BySHARONCARRASCO Besides volunteers, chapter Wood said, "We will make the and all other public agencies," shelters which includes rnot1y crowded, citizens would be Herald Staff Writir Seminole countians would be the schools, Swanson said. If directed to the secondary workers are contacting sources decision on when we feel the The American Red Cross and for food and ezlpenent to notify storm Is a potential danger. directed to designated primary those should become over- disaster shelters. local Seminole County officials them they are on an "alert "At that time, we would have already taken_______________ release through the media a list pi'psiitioni should Hurrica ne of those shelters that would be David bud Its 150 mile per hair Related iteeles, pages , •" Man winds this way. Chuck Swanson, cornHurricane David hurtled municatlons manager and toward the Dominican Republic status," he added. More than 100 employees at "The confrontation was employees were In a near state department director for civil and Haiti today and some few lt Should a disaster strike, defense in Seminole County, the state Department of consummated inside the of panic, it has' not been may strike Volusla County Wood said, 60 major, "good- said his department would Transportation (DOT) district - building with Mrs. Baker being determined how many shots beaches in a few days. size" disaster shelters In Wy residents through the office In Deiand were shockedl the victim of a shooting by her were fired or how many struck Judd Wood, disaster director Seminole County could be media prior to the storm those at 8 am. today as Charles L husband," Capt Nibler said. the woman. for the American Red Crass acquired. They would Include areas that are flood prone and Baker, 43, of DeLand gunned The Volusla County Sheriff's Nibler said, however, It Is Chapter for Central Florida, mostly public schools and hazardous and encourage them down his estranged wife, Department apprehended believed the victim was hit by said his chapter has been churches. more than one bullet in the to head for the neared shelter. Josephine, 40.aclerk ther Baker onU.S.92inDeland. pinpointing the locations if The Red Crosswould decide Capt. Frank Nibler, In charge "Should tie storm bit, all Baker is being held in the upper part of her body. She was when Semmlnole Countless some per within of Vola County jail charged pronounced dead at the scene. be within the next week. should head for those thelters, department public safety and DeLand Police Department, with murder, Nibler said. No one else was hurt lii the We Sf5 I111I1 siWe LO& U W000 reserve personnel would be on said Baker and Mrs Baker Ca*. Nibler said Baker used shooting, he said. Baker um"We are working In call," Swanson said. "This "had a confrontation" in the a large caliber handgun and mediately ran out of the David decides to come, we won't have any holes," Wood cooperation with local includes Sanford police and fire parking lot outside the building fired several shots at his wife's building after killing his wife authorities and dvil deferise.90 departments, the sheriff said. when she arrived for work. upper body, but because the and drove o. Kills Wife At DOT Offices Closed Monday Delivery Prices Increase By JANE CAMEIJZIRY Altamonte Springs Monday Funding for extra patrolmen spokeswoman Susan B. Weiss. Herald Stiff Writer coflr"ams will he on Tuesdey provided Seminole by the Gasoline siçplles, however, Many Seminole Countlans and Tuesday's an Wsda.dsy. National Highway Safety are generally improved from age if the losmg will take School cigidrus also will got a Ccininl$en as the result if a the Memorial Day and Intbre,'dsy Labor Day Weekend day off. aischeolsbstbecosugy -p in highway fafttrs, will dependence Day holidays tosajoythe IM fling if the will be closed. Theholiday period begins ats run out Sept. I, he noted. Bob and peat, if&as wW in= wltha trip tothe beach p.m time tonigit and ends Meanwhile the National 1 local IA Ankindo 1 . 1A.1...A •I_.I_... m1wuw muny. to Forpc&e aid k.mes, it will - W*Coma estimates 4W Seminole County I (JwiM go esti ted in P"k win die in him . 00 seddents daring the th halls in dis seven county The gsmhm6 ' Connty Day disabling in*W in trj weekend. Lswr will be II11PSLIOrC Day NOW radar The satimat. wall below osui igi beg weekend In a adamp to lad yeses fatality cosad if 71 disablIng Injirl.. Muter vehicle fnIn.d!tIon cit down en ac.IA.jte. M - a account the Palie. acioss the country dedeae sad the driver's license addltbopsi 12 ma will be P,itIIO.4 of i-.g dd. - _- d bested up patrols woeldag It hews each, so ft yaw bsse ad do .vw sad adboriueslnmanyetatss oft ahi will b,dssst Outage service will be as curgtoerW'a4ipW'-! certainty 41008160 mull..mmmW the II no speed sisal In Sanford, but in apokamus JoIn' BpQL .md high prices, aid NIC lheMwauldbsdrIctl.iforc.4. ____ _ ma - _ Begimlng Sunday, Sept. 2, home delivery prices for the Evening Herald will be increased. The increase in borne subscription rates are made necessary by the rising cost if gasoline and newsprint. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 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/f52a5673da28d8c6efa10ae5b78fe52f.pdf 4396db3266cfcc11d2abd10d4c96c7e6 PDF Text Text I_I I 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :- :.. • - Tuesday, Aug. 28, 197 BUILDING PERMITS Building permits issued in sw,mmIfl pool on Laural Oak Road Seminole County the past week in Sweetwater Oaks. Value: $5,900. include the following: Wayne Smitherman, to construct Albert J. Garen, to enclose a a swimming pool on Pop Ash Court, carport at 1143 Vbrunum Lane, Sabal Point Value: 55.500. Eastwood. Value: 51.000. Catherine Smith, to make an Charles McDermott, to construct addition to a home on Burndate swimming pool at 230 Cottsmore Road. Value: $3,000. A Thomas McIntosh, to build an circle West, Fox Hunt Club. Value: $11000 open shed on state Road 426 Value: Phillip Reed to reroof a patio at S300. 'ill? Sweet Water Blvd., Sweetwater David Henoon, to build a fence Oaks. Value: S4,000, and swimming pool at 176$ Robert Charles Payne, to make an ad St., Sanlando Terrace. Value: dition loan existing storage building S4,111DO. at 234 Tem!e Ave., Fern Terrace. George Barnhart, to reshingle a Value: $150. roof at 1231 Closter Berry Road, English Estates. Value: $1,000. James D. Hunter, to drill a well at 2010 Lake Drive, Watts Farm. Ed Snyder, to erect afence at Value: $500. Belly Ave., Wrenw,,od. Value Robert C. Celler, to construct an $1,000 addition to a house at 2631 Tierra to erect a fence at 100 Fairway Terrace Drive, Sterling Circle, Casa Aloma, Value: ss,soo. Arthur Eugene, to reroof a Park. Value: $500 building at 111 Pine St., Sanlando Silom Horwitz, to erect a fence at Estates. Value: 152 Mill Run, Greenwood Lakes. Value: 5917. R. Parker, to construct a swim ming pool at 7219 Driftwood Drive, Joe Barley, to construct a Laurel Wood. Value: swimming pool at 193 Eagle Circle, Joseph M. Patton, to construct a Sterling Park. Value: $6,000. swimming pool at a Stoney Ridge Ann Croasdell, to reroof a building home site. Value: $6 000 on Druid Drive, Druid Hills Estates. TEC Home Systems, to construct Value: 11,500. Florida Residential Communities, two swimming pools on Woodview to construct two single-family Drive inWhisperwood Value: $6,000 each. residences on Morning Glory Drive, David Rogers, to construct a Greenwood Lakes. Values: $27,609 swimming pool at 205 Jasmine Lane, and 532.341. Rodney Green, to construct a The Springs. Value: $7,000. Charles Topping, to construct a swimming pool on Eugenia Court, Tuskawilia Acres. Value: 15.600. Bundy's Request For New Trial Denied 'l'A1,l}lASSEE, Fla. UPI)old Kimberly Diane leach in month-long trial which ended In court, i'e wore a short one of the two new lawyers who oil the case. - Theodore Bundy picked up Feb. 1978 is set to begin in with a jury convicting Bundy of prison haircut and looked formally took over for the Leon 1t would be a miracle if we his beer carton of legal files and November. two counts of first-degree heavier than in the past. His County Public Defender's office could get a brief filed in six walked out of the courtroom Bundy, 32, isn't expected to murder, and the judge sentenc- face was pale and he was on Monday. months," Davis said, noting he after seeing Judge Edward be in the small courtroom to ing hint to die. and lawyer Brian Hayes must somber and polite when adCowart for what may have been argue the motion before Circuit Since then, Bundy has been dressing Cowan. Bundy had argued those first review the lengthy tranthe last time. Judge Wallace Jopling. He's on Death [tow at Florida State His appeal to the high court attorneys were incompetent script from the Miami trial Cowart on Monday denied leaving that up to his attorneys. Prison. The hour-long hearing won't be heard for many and the public defender's office before preparing imiotions for ilundy's motion for a new trial William Mateer, representing was his first trip outside. months, said Clifford Davis, had asked Cowart to be taken the high court.. meaning that Bundy, sentenced the Orlando Sentinel, will argue to die by the Miami judge for against the motion to close the slayings of two Florida down the proceedings. The State University sorority . newspaper recently won a ters, will take his appeal to the similar battle in a Lake County state Supreme Court. courtroom in another murder TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tUPI, the land is worth more now than ture Commissioner tJoyle er for four years until he But before the justices review case. - Veteran appraiser Bob Viele what the state paid for it." Conner, the Cabinet manage- resigned last October to return that case, Bundy faces another At Monday's court session, says he has been defamed by Ellison claims the Cabinet, ment review team for the to private consulting work. He murder trial in Lake City and Cowart denied all 35 grounds "haloed second guessers" acting on Viele's advice, paid Department of Natural Resour- blasted Ellison's staffers in an today his lawyers will be trying the former law student had working for Auditor General $1.1 million too much when it ces, joined Viele in challenging interview with UPI, calling to bar the press and public from hoped would win him a new day Ernest Ellison. purchased 4,500 acres along the that claim Monday, noting them, "damned haloed second pre-trial hearings in that In court. "The state never paid a Lower Wekiva River in central Ellison has no professional guessers who couldn't make a matter. Cowart also used the session nickel too much as a result of Florida for $3.7 million in 1976. The trial on charges he to clear up other matters left any appraisal I was involved living as an appraiser on the Education Commissioner appraisers on his staff. kidnapped and killed 12-year- over from the exhausting in," Viele says. "If anything, Ralph Turlington and AgniculViele was DNR chief apprais- outside." 72nd Year, No, 7—Wednesday, August 29,1979--Sanford, Florida County Rejects Appraiser Blasts 'Second Guessers ' A COMPLETE LINE Benjamin Moore Paints Pen Paints John E. Harmon & wf Irene S. to James E. Klima 8 wI Charlene H., Lot 20, 81k 8, Knollwood, 3rd add, 51551000. H. Miller 8 Sons of Fl to Daniel Do Tonno & wf Joan L., Lot 3, 81k E, Camelot Un 3. $47,900. 511,1100. Charles R. Bell 8. wf Ruth D. to Veronica Brel.r to Bradford S. Fred T. Luck, Lot 22, 81k 23 '1-40 ,) Dunn & wf Peggy L., E½ of NW'/4 of WeatMrsfield Sec Add, $39,500. . • . . NE'/4 of SW,/4 of Sec 23, 31031, 5 Patrick J. O'Hara & wf Margrit & . acres, $23,000, Stephen R. Smith 1. wf Linn P. to . 5 Ludomil W. Marskj to BradfordS. Ellis E. Kickerbocker & wf Dorothy i .. • . Dunn &wf Peggy L., Lot s, Blk9.N L.,Nl32ftofSldOftofW'/1-of NW¼ Chuluota, $17,000. of NE¼ Sac 16, 21.31, $11,000. Robert J. Hester III to Sfuhrke : John N. t Constr&Engn.ng, Lot io CaSsefberry Gardens, porJon , ' ' . . . Columbus Harbor Subdv, 19.3$ 839, unlottedprt 81k A. Triplet Lk Shores $12,900. Add, 1)00. • r" (QCD) Ethel J. Pasternack to Some as above etc, $100. Thomas G. Bee & wf Donna B., Lot Sabot Pnt Prop to H. Miller & -,' I '..,.. ' SI, Blk E, Sec 7, Spring Valley Sons, Lot 47 Cypress Landing at ' t Farms, $100 Sabal Pnt, 2170 8 71, S11,000. . Thomas G. Bee 8 wf Donna D. to Same as above, Lot $1, $11,000. , • Jack S. Oppenheimer 8 wf Gail W., Same as above. Lot 54. $18,000. • . Lot 54, 81k E. Spring Valley Farms, I Some as above, Lot 55, $18,000. Sec 7, $115,000. Same as above it ca. $11 0W Bruce A. West 8 wf Norma to Winter Springs Day. to Res Comm Arthur E. Krottnaurer I. wf Nidla, Lots 1078 122, Winter Springs Un 3, Lot It, 81k S. The Meadows, Un 1, 1789 & 90, $37,400. ' _______ j ill $67,500. , Jo Wolfram toMataileen L. Veigel . i , Rufus H. Glliispi, 8 wf Martha E, 8. Lawrence D. Schenkat, Lot 31* 1 , -to Ronald R. Bischoff & wf Linda M., O.P. Swope Land Co Plat of Black • Lot 4, 81k N, Woodlands Sec 2, Hammock, $20,000. ..-. . $741500. j Bronius Nakutls 8 wf Brunhild* 1 Chris J. Vorndran 8 wf Ann M. to E. to Algis Nakutis I wf Varset, Lot ." . ' P Donald 0. Holmes & wf Elizabeth, 5, BIk H, Sky Lake Subdv., $29,300. .i 1 • Lot 9, elk H, Sweetwater Oaks Seca, (QCQ) Charles W. Clayton Jr., . 1 19.30 8 3). $105,000. Joan B. Clayton, W. Malcolm I ' A... 4 All State Homes to Don Hagen Clayton 8 Mary H. Clayton to ...,. ,,,.' -. . I . • I •4•' Constr., Lots S-I, 81k 0, Tr 53, Lakewood Shores Homeowners As., . . . '• • . '. , Sanlando Springs. $23,500. Tr A. Lakewood Shores, Sec Add, :". Carolyn N. Singer I ho Harold W. $100. . 5 Sli'igei' to, Arthur F. Roche ' v, •- #/ ': IQCD) Beulah My,rs&ptbC,CUL, . IfLot,2.I$lhkA.Sweetwatsr fAO_Cecil LsJOf kB, UnPin lhi*.,I ..... .. r,.. U-fl flUi JI UI, JW w-'.Huskily Co to Southern Mom"' UVW 811VMS us L.uuigwooa 10 play area at Second Hand Rose. Inc., Lot 7, 81k A. Sweetwater Oak N. Kent Moeller, Tr., to Robert A. Sec. 17, 21.51 & 521 $27,900. Storks 1. wf Betty A. $11,500. Gidus Blder, to Gerald D. Zola M. Jackson to Blanche Bell, Chambers & wf J. Colette. Lot 57, Lots 2$ 81k 0, Buena Vista Est., At Second Hand Ros e Howell Est, Subdv Rep., $51,900. Parker As., Realty to Allen N. Lamar P. Sumner I wf Kathry to Lloyd. 5)6500, Lot 7, Tuskawllla Acres, Simon H. Y.uelhler Jr., & Carol A., Lot S. 81k 8, Dommeristi Hills, 6th John M. Lockman ir N. to Virginia M. Waits, Lot $69 Irst Anniversary Sale Set Willard J. Uoung I wf Abbis L. to Spring Oaks Un 40 $5I.J6. George A. Plants & wt Lois M. to James S. Chapman, Lot 1, 81k D. Rosemary L. Neu, Lot 33, Plan of Wlldmere, $23600. Second Hand Rose is KTV, is not the ordinary used clothing is kept on the racks a Wedgewood Un L, $64900. George R. Newton to Martha W. celebrating Its first an. clothing More. Marta can afford maximum of four months. After H. Hlngson Jr. I WI N 330 f ofLand Lot 213 B.Robert to Teddy J. Huns*ei' I Bonnie WI It ofSampson, Lot 2)4, O.P. Swap, Co 8 N 330 niversary Sept. 2.7 and the to be discriminating as she now three months, if the garment Is Colleen M., Lot 115, Lake of the Plat of Black Hammock, $49 ,OQ price of everything In the store- has more than 400 clIents not sold, It Is marked down by Woods Tnwntwi.* i.,. ,ie. ii. . •. .. - - - - -uu.rgg urgsips5 o wt Rosa to will oe one-tourum mm mciuwng brinidn In e1ihini,to moll onnn,iiiialf ,w,i,nwug Jimmie C. Pale I. WI Margaret F., new and used clothing for the consignment. Her motto Is "no Homes, Lot 3, 5111 N, Howell Cove, Prt of Lott. 51k B. Rep. of 81k There is still a good selection C, S. Third Sec 22.22 8 23, $10,500. whole family. Fern Park Subdy., $1111,000. signs of wear." of summer clothing such as Chained Cmei, Inc to Jimmie Fortner Res, Lawrence Gray & wWI Cynthia L. As a special thank you to the She accepts only freshly bathing suits, shorts and tennis Contr., Lot), Hanover Woods, 19.25- to Christopher J. Thornburgh & WI customers who have made the laundered or cleaned clothing 27, $2&900. Lightning . Glenda J. Lot 19, 8111 A. N. on dresses as weU as light welgig (QCO) Lake of Woods to Josef J. Tarr., Sec. 9. Un 2, $3S shop such a success, the owner In good repair. "No spots, no Items in fall colors. Whatever your LubIlnski&wf Doris, Lot 232LM,of Marts Zintel will present a Seiduvtzk 210 MAGNOLIA frui n PAINT COMPANY, INC. SANFORD - _-•_Samaritan 's Good Will Slips Away 322-4422 Ktwl G OPEN CONDITION $ WAVE M GLASS & In $40 Million Budget Hike By GEOFFREY POUNDS Center, the Seminole County Mental Health Center and the last year. But Herald Staff Writer commissioners decided to cancel funding for I&R Information and Referral (I&R) Service each asked for ad- this -. The proposed $40 million Seminole County year. budget for 1979-8) ditlonal f unds. All were refused. l'uesdai night survived the first of two scheduled public hearings Nine persons appealed to the commissioners on behalf of Patrick Murray, director of the Katherine Anderson Center, 11th only one minor change directed by the county cornSeminole Community Action, Said Alfred DeLattibeaudiere: said his agency Is seeking to establish what would be the first missloners. "We're asking you not to cut any funds. This agency serves the workshop In Seminole County serving adult retarded persons. He poor people of this county. Following two and a half hours of hearings, the commissioners Why cut funds from a program that said the closest workshop in the area now is In south Orlando, a 60- works?" agreed to Increase by $4,000 the amount of general revenue funds mile round trip from Sanford. allotted to Seminole Community Action. The proposed budget had Including the SCA request, the agencies asked for a combined "There are 300 adults who need our service. This Is one of the called for an allotment of $15,000 to SCA. The increase to $19,000 $42,000 above the $103,000 budgeted by the commissioners for few counties In the state without a facility like we are planning." means the social service agency will be funded at the same level human se-vice community agencies. "It baffles me that our entire grant request was rejected as 1978.79. by "I'm not interested in increasing that $103,000," said comyou," he said. "This is big help, but It Is, basically, still a maintenance missioner Bob French, The workshop directors had asked for 00,000 from the county, budget. We are getting the same as we got last year," said Louise The additional $4,000 which SCA will receive must come from but Murray said he would settle for any contribution that could be one Crawford, SCA representative, of the county's contingency funds. Commissioner Sandra afforded. But while SCA was successful In its appeals, several other Glenn proposed the money be shifted from the building mainA similar plea came from Bill Lee of the Information and human service agencies were not. tenance reserves into the SCA budget. Referral Service. I.Ae said three years of work would be lost if the Representatives from Community Care for Commissioner Glenn was defeated by a 44o-1 vote when she the Elderly, commissioners do not continue to fund his agency next year. Congregate Meals, the Katherine Anderson Comprehensive moved to Increase the funds to other human service agencies by Work The se-vice was started thrm -voirm aion.ntl paiu,,,l Cl') non -- v--,- qs. ,. ma, uiiui aunt money oe smnea trom building and PAINTSUPPLIES Johanna Fin to Donald R. Lackey & wt Patsy R., Lot 9, Lk Bingham Est, NE corner of NE'/ of NW'/4 of Sec 22, 2030 etc. $16,000. All G. Johnson 8 wf Barbara L. to Harold E. Hess 8 wf Margie B., E½ of Lot 5, 81k A, Parkinson's Subdv, ING SPECIAL #1 RU PJ EIIIIIV I 1499 All other services 25% off TUES I WED. SENIOR CITIZENS SHAMPOOI SET $3.SO closed MOnday Pons3n.U22 10025. FrenchAve., Sanfo,d j. By 7 • Air Pollution - - - - - - - auses oncern ST. AUGUSTINE, Fl.. (UPI) - - stains or mending problems," she specifies. by the florid with each sale on Maria stresses that the oneSunday, Sept. 2. fourth off sale will not change Second Hand Rose, located In the amount due the consigner, .San Sebastian Square on State but will come off the atom's Road 434 near the State Road profit, 436 intersection (through the There Is a good turnover of arch and behind O'Brien's Mock at Second Hand Rae and - mentalids Is concerned the dissolve, for example, the "add rain" produced by two Castillo de San Marcos, St. coal-burning generators to be Auguitine's largest monument built near St. Augtatlne will and the oldest standing fort In slowly crumble the city's the United States," Bond said. ______ coquina.made monwuisgi. "But every time It rains, Coqulins,- A mix of crushed more reaction takes place," he seashells and Umedone and a said, adding that acid rain's favorite building material of most damaging characterldlc th e Speiürde in the lit. 11th Is its cum ulative effect. century, succianbi to the sulfur But the cotnmlsshoners were dIualde emissions given off byunimpreseed by the environthe burning of coal. mneatallits' experiment and a voted to withdraw their call for prnp a second official h.siing on the 11j1 T with moUtiflh,s on, jfr.Ths plaiti AbI(tiwIutIDhIItbyS$$fliflok result Is IS mild acid,' thvslla', according to experts, to 1=0 Electric Cooperative In poll.. juice. When It rain, that acid UN COntTOI• devices — about $alnulknoitofatt4al cod of fans to $1 biillon'plus — has convinced acid rain. co ady and Mal. officials to , .0 their CNS, u z-.a We green give •.. iu&ia.àiLi& Lr_1 _J,-u1J - Each has a chisel or N04 niiinii fte a Deere' II AND TRUCI CTU mg - — - •CAIT.DIApIa — II . .,. -. . Stinstrom said that the continuation of the resigned from the RCA board equal eznptoyment officer and hecauus of a'posbte conflid dvii rt(t*a $divtj%.s of W& ii of Interest" between his duties dstrtneil to the 5C? board's Asa city official and memberof posture as the SCA bOt-d Staustrom said Mrs. far 'I as public relations is concerned," he Louise Mid. The city in June, 1977, settled the EEOC complaint, charging Crawford, equal employment Opportunity officer of SCA, brought to the attention of the board at Its July meeting that the civil rights division of the U.S. Justice Department is considering reopening a civil rights complaint against the discrimination in hiring practices. The complaint was settled by the city paying a total of $4,000 in cash to several persons who claimed they had been discriminated against, city, and by reinstating in their Johe "My Investigation revealed two former police officers, that Mrs. Crawford took this Officer Tony Brooks was matter up with the civil rights assigned to the state's Drug livlslon of the justice depart- Enforcement unit while John nent, which in turn contacted Moore was promoted to acting he U.S. Equal Employment sergeant in the police depart)pportunity Commission ment and placed in charge of EEOC), Miami office, which in the city's canine enforcement urn contacted Mrs. Crawford program. In addition, both . hu now. - - 1111111111111M da hitter am . root1g 322431S of, 32 PHILIPS -1 hours of May 211. The jury determined Mills was the burgle- who flied the fatal shot homi a .410 gauge shotgun. Mills, who Is now In the Seminole County Jail, was charged with seVen additional charges Tuesday in three separate Incidents that occurred prior to the Wright slaying, (hi May 24, the day before was killed, Mills Wright allegedly entered the LII' Champ Food Store, East 20th Street and Melkmnvllle Avenue and attempted to rob clerk Kenneth Fletcher. He allegedly shot Fletcher with a shotgun di*IIng the bungled holdup. Mills hu been charged In that Incident with attempted armed robbery, attempted first degree murder and aggravateà battery. On May 9, Mills and another man allegedly robbed an employee at gunpoint at the same convenience More. The men then forced the clerk to drive them around Sanford before he was released unharmed. In that Incident, Mills faces charges of robbery and false mmprisonmnent. Mills allegedly broke into the home of John Fox at 1920 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, on May S. He has been charged tnd the city of Sanford," Brooks and Moore were tenstrom said. granted back pay totaling more "I feel there may be a conflict than $5,000. with burglary to a dwelling and grand theft In that Incident. During the sentence hearing, Don Marblestone, assistant state's attorney, presented Mills' probation officer who testified Mills was on probation and parole for aggravated assault when he committed the murder on May 25 and the other crimes earlier that same month. Mills had been released from prison In March, 1979. wieIn of 119 md, with gs cacild of Duillink., where by 7I1 tar PrllL Q4 Ww"n Mar. .1 d businesses section aIi had Is ie cit off ---'— he A• of Mamonts Sprigo hr a low tsdu 'uhIwaIi Sprigs Fir, ef. Tim repaint skgfnI.4 a cssstnucis - InIItmSaIPRUge ad . . "is's. mesa." Chief I M111111 ift .— - of Un and carILoard. - DosW. Home Affairs Mm. ister Ferdiniand Parrillon Ali , Dominicans in needurged of shelter to head for On neared church or school anid suaidd all suchbuildinwerebeing, available as refugee shelters. Today South Altamonte Without Water 1. INSU$$NU$$$uj1 3I9W.1asy..$apDUs 1 JIseIw.ep Martinique FORT VE FRANCE, Mar- tress, ripping rWs from W mwft -sgmd ' IN m'Pk amw r* W Un Fiona thill jaggirdler which Is than m86many Of done Uniquie JUPI) — Hurricane b"M and seaft omw h"bm Wim km hiliiiiiiiiiiii; mid anatbud of on and the DvKowVwm4#lMAw= 2@06 K1111111'"Ift 1W 11"W. alutdcal power wu out Wked of ftftd" wW the W&A whwe thouisiandis live in bd of the ceda7. 1Mhh1d M*Au 111"W rn Rome, the pheSS mike W.I.ieO cut, according to the national CIRVICI IN YOUR NOM NOCN*i.S. N000USATION - - m. —., Hm4Jr. - tInd1 the. earn rwmm" dM4 thM$i 1M1.1i1niv1N. Mkimm an add rfrou thetgoM.,suiütlW.P* Iofthe1 W biISteit iisstbid. ida8"4k; ____ : Ina). asd.lheri,, PI'peIIPIII the c.ep aj,, .LOUVI1DIAPI MrnSUNDS.woyIwwooDs UNPIIADS • WALLcovmIN. II P - of interest on my part, being a member of the hoard of SCA representing the city of Sanford on that boat-ti while an employee of the board is Involved in a case against the city," he said. "I'm not questioning whether missioner from the SCA board Mrs. Crawford or the city is right or wrong. I ant simply of directors, City Commissioner Julian trying to drive home a point - Workers spread sand on oil spill Hucan - sp.nd$47.$ mUllen on a andbSldaIIl4eittall inobootac Tb. Mat. EnvlroOmuital Tie c.qulu pkmy .di See FUNDS, Page 2A Top Winds At 150 mph IPA . v.4. ArckNoligld Staitey fo Jury of seven women and five men In the shotgun slaying of a 72-year-old Sanford man, The 1ec0tmnendedMillsbe Attempted first-degree J ury murder, robbery and five 1gj, sentenced to His Imprisonment charges have been filed algisind but 11th Circuit Judge J. a .yew.ok1 Sanford man, who William Woodson can ovarruile has already been convicted of the jury and order Mills' '°°' murder and may face the chair, James Wright, 72, of 456 S. according to electric Elliott, Sanford, was shot to Sonthigle County deputies. death when he surprsed a pair Gregory Mills, 22, was found guiltyof murderon Aug. libya ofbfrglarlln the early morning Rsrald8taff Writer longer belag worn, why not turn It Into cash? Because of the. T1ACTOI, MOWU, large number of elitists, It is abitthtely necenuary for that bringing In clothing to call for l7.flATLAKIMA*vrnvo. an appointment at I34S4. —AIW millage rate at the second public hearing, Sept. 11. Unless changes are made at that time, county residents in cities will pay $6.63 per $1,000 assessed valuation in property taxes. The rate is An "apparent effort" by an employee of Seminole Cornmunity Action (SCA) to reopen the civil rights complaint of two former city police officers, settled two years ago, has led to the resignation of a city corn- $snC Phoiss W Tom Relief By SHARON CARRASCO JOSUNIIS ,* We need the extra dollars in those areas," Williams said, The commissioners will accept the budget and certify the M ills Faces An Additional 7 Charges counterbalanced crankshaft Most models also have an isolated engine for operating comfort And throttle trigger interlock to' added safety, See the entire iine today - Se •_ generous in the past. I think we need to look at some areas of real — road maintenance, transportation, fire protection. difficulty Herald Staff Writer sprocket-nose guidebar PROflUICIIM. DUcOlATIN. . - .: - If you have good clothing that ha. Ii.n 'Vrnum its' i nit _. Watsou In oil-stained trousers l'orn five models 30 to 70 cc S. 1227 -to -inch II H i' ! woodcutting needs. we nave a John Deere Chair, Saw right for you Choose agencies. "In the area of human services, the board has been very By DONNA ESTES U the An ended there, Watson would at least have had the satisfaction of knowing his report prevented any serious injuries. But it does not. An Investigating Florida Highway patrolman In making his report asked Watson for his driver's license. Having left his wallet at home, Watson was Issued citations for failing to have his driver's license and registration, ___________ I "11 181111ft WW Wallis cl Coi y for bsrgaine at Second Hand Rose, Maria has sit t) 1 special cori' for them. 'Ibis play. area has antique school desks, felt board, books, toys and a child sized h utch cornplot. with dishes, New hours are from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday; open until 7 pm. on Thursday and closed Saturday. . ...1 -.I---I -I•I_I .MV TOM NEThEL .Waton said Its f*bstwalrspoi the spill, wbk4i stretched several hundred fist slang the eastbound lane of SR 431 and this southbound lane of Beer Lake Road, because It po.sibJy could cause a more serious accident. He flagged down a passing Seminole County deputy, and the Altamonte Springs Fire Department (ASFD) then was notified. LI. Jeff Scott A'D felt the spill was from a large truck, bedor$ the lengthof the spgll, but the cause as yet unknown, he reported. "ft's pretty dick," he said. "If you were walkbig too fast, you'd be on the ground too." The ares was blocked off and traffic was directed around the slippery lanes. Sand was spread over the "oily sludge" to soak it up, and no further accidents were semichisel chain. automatic oiler, and To ..,hIik. 'i'hefirst shower of acid rain A small group of environ, would not Immediately 'S. Second Hand Rose carries clothing from newborn size up through men's 46, including "Back to School" clothing for boys and girls. Expecting? This Is the place to pick up maternity clothes at bargain prices. beautiful rose freshly delivered I- equipment contingency funds in order to provide the money. According to Ms. Glenn's proposal, Community Care for the Elderly would have received $5,000, Congregate Meals would have received $2,000, I&R would have gotten $2,400 and the mental health center would have gotten $5,600. In voting against her motion, commissioner Dick Williams said he did not want to reduce the funds for road and building improvements in order to increase the amount to the community Stens trom Quits SCA Ov er Probe Herald Staff Writer Bill Watson got Involved Tuesday, and now, he says, he knows what people mean when they warn against it. Watson, ii, who lives on Overland Road In Lockhart, was riding his BMW motorcycle borne from school around 11 am, before going to work. He is a self.employed sculptor. As he turned off SR 4X- in Forest City onto Bear Lake Road, his motorcycle hit a large oil spill at the intersection. The bike and he went sliding down the road on his left side. Unhurt axe* for a few scratches and a ruined pair of trausais, Wss eas mere embrraes.4 then ht. "I wndthev.ta$ftheg been m, buiw,he J the Woods Townhou Sac 6. $100. J. Martin & WI Dlorls E. BMA Prop to Josef J. Lubllnski Al to Barton I. Pitcher I George M. *9 Doris, Lot 232, Lk woods Willis, Lot 3 81k C. Country Club Minor Un 2, $19,100. Townhcuei, Utill6y. Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Prjce 15 Cents Funds Dd enFor ie Human Service Grouns - & PAINT REALTY TRANSFERS 32771 1 Ii teeing "vi's' rs tips sit aims Invu ad "ipultiii CwW d aI min pon hedsevg g nkp in igsiem. AflUUdfleChck ..........4* — I ..................... 'sder ................U Cssks ................ - '. I Ties Vef UNFOlD The driver of this motorcycle, shown on stretcher. iiiiiiiiiniclil npwfAr In D=*d. 'his &i flying ttr. ACCIDENTHeirshill p Dr. Lb ..................ZB 111F5C195 ................. I::A1. .................2* ................ MJRSELV .............. 2 DeeAkhv .................II Weather ....................2* Michel L. Wagoner. 22.01 S. Park Ave., Sanford, received abrasions and contolons on his right leg after his motorcycle collided with two cars on Sanford Avenue Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Wagoner was treated and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital Police said Wagoner would be charged with careless driving. There were no other reported in3unlesin the Incident. - :-S - - ______ - •.-.- S - -- .. - - .- - F - . ,.. . - I .- - - - -,-.. --- --.. -. -- . - . -. •y.'•r' - -— .. -. •- -.. ;-; ;; ,. !f!'$iw AV - -• �- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. fl Man 114AI Jury Begins Deliberating In MacDonald Murder Trial Pardons Under Study WASHINGTON (UP!)— Sources say Attorney General Benjamin ClvLlettl Is studying a recommendation of freedom for four Puerto Ricans who fired guns In the House of Representatives and at Harry Truman's residence In the early 1950s. If pardon attorney John Stanish's recommendation Is approved, It may also result In the release of four Americana jailed for more than a decade In Cuba. Civlle(tj, who will make the Justice Department's final recommendation to President Carter on the thorny question of clemency for the Puerto Ricans, has been reviewing the matter quietly for several weeks, sources said. Violence Mars Strikes With Gangster Karpis Dead TORREMOLINOS, Spain (DPI) - Alvin "Creepy" Karpis, triggerman for the notorious Ma Barker gang that terrorized the Midwest with blazing submachine guns in the 1930s, was found dead Tuesday at his home on Spain's Costa Del Sol. Authorities ordered an autopsy because of Indications hi may have committed suicide b taking an overdose of pills. Karpis, who carried a Canadian passport In the name of Albin. Francis Karpowick had an apartment on the Coda Del Sol and had lived In Spain since 1973. The Canadian consulate gave his age as 70. Karpis was designated Karpis, personally arrested "Public Enemy No. 1" after the by FBI Director J. Edgar deaths of such Depression-era Hoover in 1936, spent more than badmen as John Dillinger, 25 years In Alcatraz and was George "Baby Face" Nelson, paroled from the federal prison Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, at McNeill Island, Wash., in Kate "Ma" Barker and her son, 1969 after serving 32 years for Fred Barker, and the capture of kidnapping. Arthur "Doe" Barker. Burning Springs, was traveling east on State Road 436 near Lyochfleld Avenue when hit by a car driven by William Allen Ombres, 2, 316 S. Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, police said. Thomas first was transported to Florida Hospital North In Altamonte Springs and then transferred to Florida Hospital South In Orlando for treatment. He sustained head Inlurles. a concussion, abrasions to his hands and knees, and possible Internal Injuries in the bike-car collision, police reported. The accident occurred about 10:10 am. Police said Ombres was traveling east on State Road 436 when be saw several cars in front of him, swerving In an attempt to avoid hitting the bicycle rider. Ombres apparently struck Thomas as Ombres was looking In his rearview mirror, police said. No tickets have been Issued pending further investigation, police added. AGGRAVATED $ATIERY An Orlando man was pushed By United Press IDIeTUUOIIII Tornadoes slashed through the Midwest, killing at least two people and injuring 16 others In Iowa. High winds Ripped a mobile polling station In Mississippi, Injuring four election officials. A tornado ripped through a rural area near Shenan. doah, Iowa, Tuesday night, killing at least two people and injuring 16 others. Officials said a cattle truck overturned on Highway 19, killing, the driver. A women us killed when the twister struck her home. pulled out a 12-inch knife, Musco said. As he approached Musco with the knife, the man dropped It In the parking lot. WORLD 1 IN BRIEF DEPUTY INJURED A Seminole County deputy suffered minor Injuries Thousands Of Chinese Greet Mondale Motorcade Tuesday morning when he took a spill on his motorcycle to avoid striking a car, accordl,w to Seminole County deputies. Don Ellis, 50, sustained a foot Injury and cuts to his right eye which required eight stitches, John Spolski, spokesman for the sheriff's department, said today. XIAN, China (DPI)— Tens of thousands of people turned out today to greet Vice President Walter Mondale and his motorcade in the first visit of an American official to this ancient city of 1.6 million In central China. The vice president flew to XIan after wrapping up a " series of political conferences in Peking and visiting its most famous tourist sites. Residents of Lan lined the road 10 deep, smiling - broadly, waving and clapping as Mondale's motorcade made a 30-minute drive from the airport to the guest house where he is staying. Even workers in the field stopped their labor to wave at the vice president. i: UAW Rejects Contract Offer DETROIT (UP!)— The United Auto Workers union has declared unacceptable the Initial contract offers from the top two U.S. automakers calling for substantial Increases In wages, pensions and time off. The offers and the union's rejection of them Tuesday opened a round of hard-nosed, closeddoor bargaining to renew contracts for 720,000 U. & auto workers. The agreements expire at mldnIgt. Sept. 14. JACKSON, Miss. (UP!)— Longtime Mississippi politician William Winter scored an Impreesive victory over U. Gov. Evelyn Gandy Tusadey In their runoff race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, fruetratlng her bid to become this Deep South date's first woman governor. Funds Denied --.*. -. rJ7 .it 2417 S. French TONY RUSSI Ave. LONDON (UP!)— Crack infantry troops today patrolled Balmoral Castle, Queen Elizabeth's Scottish vacation estate, guarding the British monarch and her family against IRA attacks like the one that killed her favorite cousin, Lord Mountbatten. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher met twice with her security ministers In London Tuesday to review protection for the queen and other prominent Britons who could be assassination targets In the new upsurge of IRA terrorism. Two land mines at Warrenpoint on the Northern Ireland bon with the—I" Republic killed 18 British soldiers in the-IRA's heaviest single blow against the British army in a decade of strife In the province. Upsurge In Refugees MANILA, Philippines (UP!)— U. S. Navy planes have spotted 268 Vietnamese refugees afloat In the South China Sea in the last five days, the largest number since President Carter ordered the Navy last month to coordinate rescue efforts. METER ACCURACY Of all the products you buy today, electricity Is one of the most accurately measured. New meters purchased by 1711are tested and calibrated at the factory. Upon delivery. they are sample tested again Such a high standard has kept FPL meters In operation for as long as 40 i,'ears -working 365 days a,ear - with less than plus or minus two percent Inaccuracy that's accuracy! N it l Following President Jimmy Carter's most recent energy proposals. a slight wave of relief was heard. On closer scrutiny, however, one finds that none of the legislative action at present seems capable of implementing these proposals to their fullest. Washington must hear from pro-energy citizens! EXTENDED FORECAST 4 4 4 4 '4 4 4 GASOLINE LINE WOES? WITHOUT NUCLEAR, IT COULD BE WORSE. Without nuclear energy. the U.S. last year might have burned an additional 470 million barrels of of oil to make electricity This amount of oil could be converted to at least 12' billion gallons of gasoline, a year's supply for 17 million automobiles. A single nuclear million. kilowatt electric-generating plant saves enough oil to produce gasoline for about 350,000 cars or heating oil for more than 400.000 homes. KWWMILE OR MILES PER GALLON An electric car In your future' Perhaps! The Department of Energy is conducting an intensive research dewlopmenl. testing and evaluation program to advance the technology of electric vehicles. \bu could recharge the vehicle at home. overnight. It would still cost money to run Su stituting electricity for gasoline appears to be cheaper. Postal Service officials estimate that fuel costs for their electric fleet are about 18 cents per mile compared with 5.9 cents per mile for gasoline vehicles. Instead of od refineries. America would need to build more electrlc.generatln9 plants to fuel these whl...and the other many uses for which convenient Is the preferred energy source. eIectr At R. to insure the greatest reliability we believe in a mix of fuels to provide your electrical needs-oil, natural gas. uranium -and. In the future, coal. - . ' j.i'•• IRA Attacks Continue HOSP TAL - . J LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS '. (Colw" Free Pig. IA) Continued warm and hmunid the same as that paid lad year. with •ceulual thm Residents of unincorporated areas of the county will pay $. dershowers most any lIes. Per $10 assessed valuation. The $272 differenc, reflects the I,—" coast and Keys and : lazes non-city residents pay for fire protection. The $2.72 rat. Is scattered mainly aiheroses and :in 12 cent Increase over lad year. The hike results from the evening thundershowers cetaty having to assume the burden of fIreght.r salaries paid elsewhere. Highs mainly In the prsvIounly from CETA funds. upper$etolow Sk Lows inthe. : At the Tuesday hs.rk, there were no opponents preent to *1 ezee$ low Na ussihern protad the fire district tan lacrosse. A ropresentdlv, of the beaches and Keys. Cosudy Liages of Civic Associations, Tom KaneIls, said there were some 'drsng coecsrns" about the r'lwUal Increase In Iazes for f1111111001118LN.vesthelee, 111111001118L Kaaslta' said that the 24 I nomsaerw ee'?lw a the MM voted *143 In favor of tMpropoNdllil$asftd. 1 The àn'pkI@ budgat Us revenues and espsiulrnw.s of r,~) 1, 0 IX that total, $111MM Is revenue will corn. from ertytaxes IS,*17,4.21 will came from revsnuHharkvg IININOLI NIMOSI*i. . w tederal source, $3,*,7* will cams from date saurces ~ NO$PIYM, as gas UW $I0$,71443 wiH be the cash bslanw cwlad AUG. In orwerd from this yew, ad $I744l$i will cams from local loerces soda as Be"" lies and judicial fees. mwsey Saresur State law rsalresthit five percent of the revenues be kept to ReMit I. logo Lens S. CoNies, Lsnsusu _____ slims jsa. a a in WUliems, a NW Eiishsg HCI bay us,ss., _•lscNAa.u• Illp is .Nlm N. SiUusiy d,wsdsy, August IL $1—VI. 71, Ne. 1 Stile C. G,* Susanne McComb pvw" Door ow kv*V, 401040111 180110fty bw TING 1160" moreld, loc., W IN. Frond Avg., S&VIlrd, PIL Wit. ikMrd McOriNus Jun WilliaMs $ baby boy kcs.d Class P.*gs Pad at $1, P*lls $ifli JIm*lfsr L. Nor,ls, Altimsaja cuss MMIII. U.$16 Ns*i ""Wont Wfli ii Mulli, $**a Veer. Abart C. ssncbii,, OlIsms $340. or Mall: WH. $1cuss, ManS 1345, emma. 11511* Year. i A. Nsmick, fliltsns . * flier Florida Supreme Court Horace Orr, president of the Justice Joseph W. hiatchett of se In I ii o I e E r o no iii i u Tallahassee, also black, %% as E mpl oyment I )evel op ni en named a judge to the U.S. Court Corp. SEEI)(o) nd Eds ani of Appeals. Blackslware, currentI pro:Hastings, it graduate of the cipal at ('rooms High School old Croonis Academy in Seminole County with the class A Florida A&M law school of 1955, was in the area only gra(luate. I last in i pra ut iccil three weeks ago to participate law privately for 13 years priorin a Croorris class reunion, to his (.1 ruIlit 1 ourt apAmong his classmates were Exfltrrtcnt. MOSCOW (UP!)— With ballerina Ludmila Viasova home safe, the Soviet Union turned its attention today to her husband, charging that Boishol star Alexandr Godunov's defection involved bribery and psychological stress, including "slanderous rumors about his wife." Miss Viasova flew home to Moscow Tuesday, ending a three-day diplomatic wrangle between Moscow and : Washington over whether she was leaving the United States of her own free will. The Soviet press Is using the controversy surrounding the Bolahol ballerina to accuse the Carter administration of hypocrisy over its human rights policy. BOATING FORECAST Savannah $.81 Augustin out II mites. St. Augentine Ii JIterl.1e4 out 5I OLD" — Winds southeast 1,1.11 haMs tk.eIII Thursday. Seas ariend 3 f..t, Winds and seas higher new widely scattered baa. I. ftik * SR 22 FILED FREE Soviets Charge Bribery nma -. - IcMgatUI srai ___ Pad Si N fl'rida Kiwet& LiqSt Sii,,h..kvv - - -. •. -, .--- —.--- -. .•-.-•-.-.. -.. --• . - • .— -- _,.,. - - - - "4.' ' - _.- Y.4. . --. - .. - -.... '5.'. .". .' .., , '4• (i, .' .. -. .. 1.. %, p -. - .., •• . - -- * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM ,. THURSDAY TIDES Daytesa Beach: high, 11:55 n.m. 12:41 p.m.; low, 1:03 am. 1:49 p.m. Pert Canaveral: NO 12:14 am., 12:45 p.m.; low, 5:11 am. 1:57 pm. Bayp.rt: high, 5:11 am., 7:13 p.m.; low, 11:$ n.m., 12:45 pm. Winter Wins Runoff Race county — by then4ov. Ueubin Askew in 1977. lie was an Unsuccessful candidate for the Alcee I.. Hastings, Altamonte Democratic nomination for the Springs native and a resident of U.S. Senate in 1970 against Lauderhill, has been nominated Lawton Chiles and again in 1974 by Pres ident Carter to the U.S. for the Public Service CoitiDistrict Court for the southern mission. district of Florida. Hastings, 42, was appointed 1k' is the first black in Florida to the circuit judgeship in the named to a federal dist rict 17th judicial circuit Broward court judgeslp. Earlier, for. . * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVE R; . I am. readings; lee. peratair,, $1; oversight low 73; yesterday's high, H; barometric pressure, 29.91; relative humidity, 83 percent; winds, NE at 5 mph. Forecast: Partly cloudy through Thursday with scat. tired mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs In the low t. mid Ws. Lows in the 701. Winds southeast around 10 mph, gusty sear thusderokiwers. Rain probability SI percent today, 31 percent Isaighi and 41 percent Thur. say. GLENDORA, Calif. (UPI)-.-Sally Rand, whose peekaboo fan dance scanda lized the 1930s and years later still held the attention of the grandsons of her original audience, was reported near death today. Miss Rand, 75, whose now-you-see-, now-you-don't adroitness with two big ostrich plumes was the big draw at 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair, was in critical condition In the intensive care imit of Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer -- PEKING (UPI)— Peking authorities stood by today as some 200 Chinese seeking punishment for "brutal" Provincial officials entered the second day of their sit-In protest outside the headquarters of the Communist Party's Central Committee. Several of the protesters, most of them raggedly clothed, lay sleeping on tattered thin blankets stretched out on the hard concrete. Little sleepy-eyed children squatted on the pavement munching fried bread rolls. The demonstrators began the sit-in Tuesday morning, demanding redress of injustices by officials in their home ; areas. "They come from all over China," a policeman said. He said they were demanding justice. WEATHER Sally Rand Near Death Altamontes Ak e e H as tings Named As Federal Judae Wednesday t !J9. 2 Chinese Protest Brutality WASHINGTON (UP!) - Th White House says an owner o New York's posh Studio $4, whi Is leveling drug abuse charge against chief of staff Hamiltot Jordan, falsely smeared Jordan with a similar allegation to a news publlcathm last year. Press secretary Jody Powell said two officials of the publication advised him Tuesday they had checked out the report at the time and "found that neither Hamilton nor I had been in New York the night before." Tornadoes Kill Two Woman and shoved and then threatened with a 12-Inch knife when he asked three men to stop cursing In the parking lot of a Forest City business, according to Seminole County deputies. Santo J. Musco, 39, of Orlando told deputies three men drove Into the parking lot of the Forest City Tire Company and began using profane language. When he asked the men tostop, Musco said, one who was wearing a white tee shirt and shorts started pushing and shoving him, The same man then walked over to a Chevrolet and reaching into the back seat False Repor United Press International Striking teachers, some joined by their students, picketed peacefully for higher wages In scores of cities across the nation, but shoving and rock-throwing on picket lines in Oklahoma, Louisiana and Ohio Tuesday brought out the police. In Oklahoma City, which Is experiencing Its first teachers' strike ever, an estimated 700 students walked out of three high schools, some pelting passing cars with rocks and picket signs. ... Charged A 40-year-old Altamonte Springs man has been charged with aggravated battery for allegedly burning an Orlando woman on the breast with an Iron, according to the Seminole County deputies. John Barber, 40, of 625 Little Wekiva Road, Altamonte Springs, was arrested Tuesday afternoon and Placed on an his home on July 10 and 11 and Springs man Is listed in "fair Initial bond of $8,400. He Is free then tore off her clothing, and stable" condition today by on bond but was scheduled to Barber then heated an iron and hospital officials after he was make a first appearance in burned Ms. Francis on the right struck from behind by a court this afternoon, breast, causing a "perm anent motorist as he was riling his According to the report, disfigured scar," the report bicycle, accorthngtoMnonte which was filed Tuesday, states. Springs police. Barber began beating 19-yearBIKE RIDER INJURED Damon P. Thomas, 78, of $112 old Tammie Rena Francis at A 78-year-old Altamonte Guliberry Lane, S. Altamonte IN BRIEF RALEIGH, N. C. (UP!)— Prosecutors In the triple. murder trial of Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald say circumstantial evidence "cries out" that the former Green Beret killed his family nine years ago at Fort Bragg. But defense lawyers argue the government's case Is an "Incredible fantasy" based on a poorlyconducted investigation. Both sides presented closing arguments Tuesday to the U.S. District Court jury, which was to begin deliberations today after more than six weeks of testimony. The former Green Beret doctor is accused of killing his pregnant wife, Colette, 26, and daughters Kimberly, 6, and Kristen, 2, nine years ago. Is Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -. -.. ,, ",' ___________ •-.'9- �rA Evelling, liibraM rc t' 3S) :.. !'ltl•Nt U Vl..,SNI"OHl), FLIA. ..1771 Area ('iek )5dfl.%I1 nr$j1.!P Wf'lnhidnl, Aigust 29, 1979-4A WAYNE 1) 1)0ftF Ptsbflther TIIOM/kSGICIRI)AN(, M.niq'nq FcPo' RONALD G. BECK, Advertising r.flred,r Week.;,', et'ts: Month, L.:!,; 6 M'nth. $I.5'. Year, $113.00. H Mail; Wck. & tints; Month, $Uk'; 6 M'.fflNs. $*130: Yesn, 110.00. Around 9 -.. J Federal Warnings The Clock ByDONNAFSTES Draw Big Yawns The seemingly endless series of cancer warnings emanating from Washington these days has Elven a How many tunes have you heard citizens' groups urging people to write their congressman about one issue or another? . Florida's congressional delegation Is pulling a switch. They are urging Floridians to write to the Secretary of the Navy about an Issue — the possibility of naming a "capital ship of the Navy" the U.S.S. Florida. They want Floridians to support the proposal. In a letter written to residents of the fifth congressional district, US. Rep. Richard Kelly, H. New Port Richey, points out state names are now being assigned to Trident submarines and a number stI11areuzianied. And, headda, names will be assigned as construction of authorized ships begin. Local government can also help, Kelly notes, pointing out the Safety Harbor City Commission earlier this month passed a resolution urging do secretary to restore a U.S.S. Florida to the list of active ships. The lad U.S.S. Florida was a bet. Ueshlp In service for about 20 years from 1911 to 1931. Kelly also points out that James Clayton Is no lot of sensible people we know a severe caseof vole in the upcoming Sept. 11 special election last wed was a fact shed. The fact sheet included the most commonly asked question's about the city's need to raise the property taxes from $3 per 11000 assessed valuation to $400 and answers to those questions. To each taxpayer was sent Information on his property's assessed valuation and the tax he would pay If the referendurn passes. The computations showed amounts ofhornedeed exemPtions and the tax Increase each property owner could anticipate over the current year. Councilman Pat Southward, who helped with the computing, said It was a lot of work and she's keeping her fingers crossed that the mathematics In each and every case Is cor,ect. longer secretary of the navy. "He moved to a new Job In the resipatlon and switches of July," the congressman salt Thiactingiecretaryof the Navy Is Janie W®iiy, If a Navy vessel Is named after Florida, It will be the sixth as designated in United States history, Kelly uys. The led USA Floride served as flagship of the Atlantic fled and later In World War I on convoy duty in the Altantic with the &ltlsh fleet. it perticipated In the surrender of the German fleet and then was rerapp.d In 1131 onder the terms of the treaty thatNaval Treaty, an early arms limitation Limdon appliedtocapltiiships. Earlier U.S.S. Floridas Included: a coastal defense vessel from 1101.IISS, later renamed the U.S.S. illa1; a QI1 War coeds) defender from 1001-117; to service at the seme time was the Confederate raider, the C.S.S. Florida; and the U.S.S. Florida a survey ship from 1034 to 1001. FADAR .1 WSDNESDAY, AUGUST30 "Ru for your Health", free public seminar on Jogging, 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital MedIcal Ubrary Building. Saaford4emjnole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anesyinom, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall I State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R.Loogwood, was pat speaker at led week's meeting of the Lake Mary Rotary Cob held at the Mayfair Coedry Club. He Informed the group on legislation ap proved during the recent session of the Florida Legislature. Along with the letter from Mayor Walter Sorenson to Lake My residents urgini than to Starlight Preme.aderi, Center, Shell Road. THURSDAY, AUGUST 35 South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watcher,, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Wertshap, 10 am, and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward Interstate Mall. Altamnte Springs Sertema, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Aim., Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sealer Citizeas Dance, 2p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. -j __________________________________ fatalistic unconcern. "Every thing causes is the frequently heard refrain as each new warn" Ing reaches a benwnbed populace. A public bombarded with these warnings in recent years has come to suspect the relevance of testing procedures used to determine the carpotential of substances from saccharin to Scotch. Need we really be concerned if rats in cted with the daily saccharin equivalent of 400 12ounce cans of soft drink tend to develop bladder cancers. VIEWPOINT -% __.____ jj WORRY. WE'VEGOTA PIECE OF THE HILL.. And Then After The RONALD REAGAN XTIC NEWS Is There I4ELLO, COt4GREbS? An s have ban amused now have Ayatollah Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Caseelberry. Buford AA, 1p.m., 1207 W. First St Al.Aaes, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Public forum on national issues sponsored by Semlnols County Democratic Executive Committee, 7:30 p.m., Caaselberyy City Hall. Open to all county residents and organizations. Energy Fac is m 6? Mm wim doubt a suitably impressive ally, Dr. William R. Barclay, ByDONGRAFF Recently, a young California economist I Holding the Ayatollah Khomeini's cost must know sentadstalledand thouØful memo about a full-time lob for someone In what passes for energy proposals Preside nt Car ter anbe in i t days. noonced In Mi July 11 television ipelciL About eminence .tows no hesitation the some times another friend, who Is a whatsoever In taking on all corners In the fac. prodigious thinker on the quality of American tional infighting Into which the glorious lIfe,wrctetomeon New ngIIfld. revolution against the shah's tyranny has The two have rivii met, but their conclusions degenerated In less than a year. are remarkably thnflr, In effect they my that He has slc,!eued dissident Arabs In the vital be letting politicians compound the problems histology." they have caused about energy over the years, oil-producing region ' I' . at the had of the Persian Dr. Barclay hardly needed to add that, we are not only not solving our actual energy a hazard Gulf and launched a military campaign against a "Althongh Ignorance of the existence of I1Jil7 needs, but we are heading toward a sharp Kurdish rebellion that turned out to be mostly his can be dangerous, false Information can be even SW" imagination. reduction of Individual liberty, as well. more dangerous." Not the least of these dangers is H. The California economist headed his silenced press critics of that. posed by the credibility of a government "The Sunday, Night Sermon: Big Mother aidhoritatien policies and in recent days ap / perceived to be repeatedly crying wolf. pears to have gained the upper hand over an EP1" He wrote, "The lited ei*fgy Dr. Barclay recommends that editors of medical array of leftist grow that once were key allies crusade advocates the most ruthless In terventlon of the state Into the decisions and Journals carefully review government test in bringing the revolution to pass. Meanwhile, his thing squads continue to pick freedoms of the private sector — of human procedures and resulting data used to justify a off Individual undesirables at a steady dip. beInP' Consider the spectacle: in the year irs, cancer warning and then publish their own His has been the type of ruthless performance the federal government In Washington Is setting assessments. A skeptical public 0ii1d P$Wfl*b1y that gives revolution a bad name. But It has been thermostats by command. The loss of wealth, of welcome and benefit from such second opinions. jrwc@@ddin guwaji&eeWthMonaquwtjon UW conomicth — upronounced uthey would Bfter yet, the Food and Drug Administration need not be asked about Iran today Is who's In be wider the Carter proposals — are less than and the federally funded National Cancer Institute charge. what and for how long are, Individual choice and personal freedom posed by e nt ir el y different matters. politicians tnmipeting their pot pseves. whether a siustance Is likejy to cause cancer in Iran Is coming more and more to Khc"ieinl's "What does the figure hods when those In humans. Until the federal government resemble that of the shah — only in some onJtyDKZ wdT he took it as a sign they were dwnoedratlng power treat the citizenry as a schoolteacher vice people like Dr. Barclay, many of Its cancer piesealrit i*ieda even more so. Politics are still aka RIMBEAU HOCUUSflTh siçpoit for his energy program, would a c1 room of naughty children? warniage aren't likely to produce mere than a tightly ,go1Jd. The assembly to complet, a WASHINGTON (UP!) uris ,,g ago, Had he gone down the river pretending to be a Everywhere aroond in, politicians are tailing us ym from mUlisoi. of .1 fl$WI in P '"'1 dot ti.bey wattleprocussor, I md,be would hav how to live: drive at this sped, sot yew' thee malali pss..H. t nseiofIá Ialui1c mItt hang In the balance. 1 (è O1thS Aaddca that realised that Real like fflOdM at that tr".-ai, k ain't drive date of one or at most two idolgicallyihnflr President Carter keeps telling us exists to spend their spars time waiting on — to work dOn't drive alone, me these W somewhere out there across the wide POtomac. parties. of They don't care what the Energy Department pftaricea an on ad Goverment Amasqueradeis alin aqastoft)gs don't allow, they goissa wait on the levee r.preaslve force. This may be effective for a sort For If Real Americans suspect you irS an His conclusion: "Society will be poorer — anyhow. That Is the message I brought time but, as the shah discovered, not In. Itinerant Weshingtonlan, they won't give you the from Real America. substantially poorer under the Carter Neither the Americans nor the Russians have a defhdtely. straight dope about themselves. nis Only the bureaucrats will be . Later, In Boulder, Cole., I speed the night In the 11111511011 monopoly on Ideas for future use of space In the Kiwde, with centuries of Mzuggli for a That probably Is President Carters problem. horns ofa Reel American family, Mark and Dine wealthier. What we need Is not more national IIY'I_already behind them, and the His forays Into Real_America, "ad, wIthn* Elder. They took me oat to hew some mountain bw'emcracy and control: we need the abolition technology. Scientific journals in both countries tai' aont space stations generating solar alec- leftlj, 4sprasd but far from dedroyed, cloeking his true Iduitlt, give him a setsd music played by an elgbt.plecS bend — me of the Department Of BMW' Khoiiehtl faces formidable opponents who we picture of what it Is like out there. tricity and bessqlng It down to earth. They publish sazepimne and seven bongos. (I have all of this From the opposite and of the continent, my not going to he bested theough thundered get an friend wrote a nw" heeded '1 Syn other, TO taivarnished version of what Real docianeid.d on horns movia,) sketche. of factories and laboratories in it, quotations from the Koran. And It Is ad beyond Americans are like, you've got to pm yourself , he fuel. Hysteria." He cited the history of Kbernes When C t vi ar er si ts Real American homes space platforms to laimdi u voyagers on Wedern..pceed liberals, who off as one of thsui. exotic and synthetic feels (Mr. is eid . 44,, th to bed hoped for genuine democratic reforms from I made It a point of Ideedifylag myself as zawu,.us au Catt'i PM}UISd of D security Corporation mares as such the Rocky AD of '#Is ms abt, with the return to the re,ol#lom, may yet find a voles and their Rlmbuu Hookersmlth, a turkey wattle Moedali Wedation of beetgo players Is one Is new s uriet , bid not a new Ides), along with a of earth of two Soviet cosnlonauts, apparently In good MreseCb. proesomr of Buttermilk Falls, Wis. My fra,elh the rssssiis he projects meti an negative of cared sat propseds before Coses to health, aftending almost six monthe In the The economy Is also a problem. Even at ccmpi1on I Introduced as "the 'nei," a Reel leadership image. throw ge omoeds of tax money at "sythel" reduced levels of production, Iran co,4inus, to Americaileen that incited her to anile me with of their Salyut space station. Q&'tioI%I But, my friend .s. "All fail to In the ed public omi poll, I wouldo't be 011 ese '" rwbdbdqw,pjmbm cometogrlpswfththe onscesdralpreMimtoths 71111r175 daysae' In orbit broke the spies endurance accemia prodectively spent Which Is pert of the Ezc. for being incognito, I did the types of HoL-MI' yija) price gy record set by a prsviaa salynt cow, aai iublein. The economy, fonct'e,thig at lees than t)thigj Carter does when he ventur es W R.1 rAffArek hs. JM\Ll nPAI1,wia4, mince i half the pr..rsvoleihOfl output lviii, comet America. lfl.Therecu*beno.iintlomsoleagasthsyars a aiw of U. & ashwwwW aboard Skylab In 111374. g.n. wpois of u.m- Uafoitaiatuly, I was ''.t1. to book pags The Russians =1o0!=.thegrounploment Is unchecked end on the Delta Queen, the riverboat t task Hesetesthat even huge uiii4eeof synthetic werkforsewsof We will find dovilepanintal projects at i etI1 M down the P'pL I did, Pawsvsr, speed en fuel iredutliom will not provide murb actual The arsropstsdtobesoadlngoat evening aboard the Mast Twain, a pad. oetaMoscowthoossstoletuskjiow. a% mergyhmedolthenent4lscads. Hea, iy encualess alias Our own wised specs program remaisa In the European Ceaenedty conoerulag prospects diewheelsr that mekes decisions the approaches, political losg4.ran ecosemic cooperation. The the New (hams waterfront en far in i &AFm ernstlon. Spies Shi*tI,, hwch. will send wW replace marhet dodilne. have the cal 1, to replace the thiF. Edward Itibsit Naval Ik.pI l ft "Reergy co"'iiwW be tilted toward Amerlom espertioe and preseom t v"sil (Until you have seen the P. Edward flibeet hm I= Intl tJems delayth( its ij actle theq worthy of support by the by Naval II'pKel f agi' mee , from the deck of a JEW 111s011111 111111 bureaucracy, while approaches that are diacte will he some time in bebig felt In the Ul4 dom*akr you bsves't seen Reel bat do adqm P' is MW let Mat Jl y at 5 siriliuL by fedw America.) fraim w'y. gtui will be only feebly pursued." H-"4 All The reslable abtitis will open the way for Wsthea Wad down therivsr,I*wblgcrowdo.f maybekchge,hslsfar RI') Thh AmS4ceas bft waiting from imthalIeet AM even should all these is the levee. IMi fr.tpaust, reJathe Isispussive 'virIen. carrying Illadrates the peim I w adversaries be no *1 for him, there is as d asterisis ists seesomy, the mere private cen., bend Ibis (biter, traviltag as pr 1At. w big = t surely will. going down a otent track meir progrim toward wiMever is ece,plthe to thegoew. ae of Reel Amedc. with en the lives, _ to esvisisa petting orm to op stations a"— in order to rem "conupatlilve." memo "i . editor of the Jotrnal of the American Medical Association, had this to say In an editorial published in the Journal's current edition: Tests ___ form the basis of these reports are often that conducted with dosages that exceed any to which man could be exposed, are given by inappropriate routes, and are finally evaluated by persons of questionable expertise in the field of t s ___ Through Real America ___ Space Fantasy? ___ ____ h man ____ . ___ ___ _____ - V ___ ___ __ ___ ____ _____ __ _____ ___ _ __ _ - __ __ 3 __ ___ An increasing taxicab rates 25 percent across the board In the Sanford will be adopted by the Sanford City Commission Sept. 10, to be effective until other city law Is revamped, the city commission decided this week. Currently fares In the city, according to a set up of nine zones, range from 55 cents to $2.25 from the various areas into the central part of the city. The increase will raise these fees from 69 cents to $2.71. The rate Increase will affect all nine cab companies operating In the city. Each of the companies has one cab, according to a city hail spokesman. Five of the vehicles are included in an association known as Safeway Cabs. Felton Brooken of Safeway was told by Mayor Lee P. Moore on Monday night, as a result of a fact-gathering visit to the Safeway Cab Co. by City Manager Warren Knowles, to comply with city law now on the books by having his vehicles Inspected by the police department. Knowles also told commissioners the cabs not obeying city law requiring certificate holders of the vehicles imprint their names on the doors of the taxis. "The rate ordinance as now written," Knowles said, "is emergency ordinance city of are to SUMMER Check= Up every rate Lawn Spray i Pest Control Nematodes operate am. to 9p.m. day; to require Termites • Fumigation Sanford 322.8865 safety of Orlando 423.8094 am. to tjI+• - _ cannot - ____ ___ BROWN3 Et 2 ART PEST CONTROL not and be enforced." The manager said the problem is with the wording in the ordinance. Consequently, he said, "They charge what the traffic will bear and the charges depend on which cab Is called." In addition, Knowles said, because no manifests are kept of Information on who Is picked up where and delivered to where for how much, It Is impossible to enforce the ordinance. "The ordinance as written is not worth the powder to blow It you know where," he said. He said the law requires cabs which are two or more years old to be inspected by the Police department three months. Knowles said the entire ordinance should be rewritten or the regulation portion thrown out. The commissioners authorized preparation of an ordinance calling for associations of three or more taxicabs to operate 24 hours daily; for firms with less than three cabs to on a regular basis of five days weekly 7 each meters be installed in all cabs, and to delete the rate.ptting requirement. Knowles suggested the city could be held liable If It does not regulate the the taxicabs. It will take a minimum of 45 days to adopt the revamped ordinance. The emergency ordinance raising rates is to be adopted at the Sept. 10 meeting. It will remain in effect 30 days. SATURDAY, SEPTEM!fll 1 Block Party to benefit Muscular Dystrophy Association sponsored by local radio personalities, beginning at 10 am., Sanford P1w. Uve entertalngneg. SEEDCO auel membésbip pkilc, 10 5:30 p.m., Lake Golden, Sanford Airport. Free food fun games and live eidertalmneig for members and friends. Sathrd AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., th)1 W. First St. Casselberry AA, (doled) 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Q3w'dL Cheerleaders clinic for-junior and senior high squads, ,11:30 am. to 4:30 p.m., UCF campus educational complex. ___ ___ CALL Semluele South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chuenley's, Altamonte Springs. South Voleda Sertesa, 7:30 a.m., Deltoca Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altainonte Mall. Taaglewesd AA (timed), 8 am., Si Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. L.agweed AA, (clued), 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434. Yaw Adult Club for Slur).., 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando. Air Force Aisecistles Central Florida Chapter, noon luncheon, Naval Training Center Officers Club. Art (kindle will speak on his trip to China. For Reservations call 162-0Th2 or 002-7123. - In charge of By DONNA FSTS Herald Staff Writer 1 1 1 1 ~~ lilllllllllillll FRIDAY, AUGUST31 - e Cab Rate Hike Or dinance Due Sept. 10 In Sanford Wednesday, Aug. fl, 17-5A Seminole Burke KIweds, 7 am., Jerry's, Sanford 4PIr LIGHTER SIDE 8 p.m., DeBary Community Evening Hem Id, Sanford, Fl. +...1, +.. - "Yeuig.a$.He.rt!' ee, .1 p.m. DeBary Community .r, thsll Road. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Refrieluneegs. Open to Public. Ballrem and rend duaeing, 8p.m., Temple Shatom, Providence and Elkeam Boulevards, Deltona. 5n1.)e AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. P MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Monday Norners Towbuders Cub, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church, Cuielberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. 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'f'ciAt 4 6IfCJREf4' 5/If f//f/'gtiC7 Mssr Luu, Standings sJUnn$ Na?$.nst CM? qualifier Julie Harrington of Spokane, Wash. The upset was a surprise to everyone except Shrive', her. self. "i had this coming to me," said the 14th-seeded Shriver, still, fighting back the tears tu after her 6-4, 6-1 defeat. "The way! look at It, It could - NEW TERRffQy, AND NYEL. Bas.ball ____ Sh or river I at' ' 1 I - have been anybody out there amateur, climaxed a nightmarish year with a shocking first-round loss Tuesday to lost It," she continued. "I've teen a real jerk all year." It has Indeed been a h year for Shrive'. After stellar1fl)fl y school at once tennis schedule caused her to lose her match toughness and a shoulder Injury siered j l7thblrthdaylutFebruary,sat Ofl the baseline all afternoon, drawing Shriver to the net and then beating her with PW1fl ou. After tying the tIM 10 at 4.4, Shriver dropped seven st raight games and the comPosure she Pat vanished. "I had this corning to me and before Wimbledon contributed I jwt hope I can me it to my be' In the only other upset of the day, Adriano Panatta, the to her erratic play. and it would have been the same story. Julie played well Harrington, a blonde left. bander who turned pro on her hetshedidu'I win t- I men's 15th seed, fell to NCAA titlist Kevin Curren of Sooth Africa, 8-3,7.6.74(7.4). "...it', hard to o out there t and play your said defending off the An Arnritraj. "I'm playing well and I feel pod," added the No 2 seed, who has with struggled the presswes of a new wife and baby as well as his semifinal '" lMot)% loss to Borg at Wimbledon'. "I'm a little ligMer mentally than i i.ve been In the last few ifloothe. My wife's okay, my baby's okay and that means I'm °Y" Another newlywed, top female seed Eyed, used her maid, to work on another champion Jimmy Connors after a 6.2, 6-4, 8-4 victory over le ' she said. And she match at didn't, stopping the West - CI German,, 8O, 60, In just 45 minuei. FouMtine Wimbledon chazn pen and top and Matt Mitchell, 6-1,6-1,6-2, Vitas A's Ger ____ Mark E&nendeofl, 6-3, 6-2, 74, in a ralnlnterrtcted Hoople- Pegs Southern As swe$ pad Zenda Lãess of cegratjon.SoI concentrated on other featured matches. . Kaff-Kaff ________ _______ 1 No. ______ , : . f- .11 ', 4%7Cl%1 will tIke the ineUIU nc,wd of Colorado State. 42.7. Utah wifi dom 1tlngI4)ng Bud,, goi1 the yiil1 quarterback John Elway is 3034. In a bruising battle, Pat ready.Aaahigh..chooler,Jobi Dye's East Carolina Pirates was rated the best in the will scuttle Western Carolina, coumtry. Jovel What an ac- 3344.Harrurnphl Now go on with my forecast: complishment for this fine yolU'4 man whose fatl10r is ieaiiSEPT. 1 Arizona 42 Colorado 7 coach at San Jo., State. for their opponents. By MAJOR AMO8 I HOOPLE s,._.I.u. Egad, friends! It seems fans say, no matter what some of the players say, he's staying on as manager of the San Francisco Giants. Unless, of course, the ball dub deteriorates completely on him yesterday Alabama edging Penn State, 14-7, In the Sugar Bowl and Southern California was slipping past MIchigan, 17.10, In the Rose Bowl. And here we are on the verge of another thrilling .::.::/ ::4:.s ,. "• ___ " 1 VV•II g - -L. A -- - 1flCS VUU - ft - 77 .41 35 357, .3w' - -' ___ S Ct4f*f oMe ,fCfl€ /7 - Silt *11now. 111111 , ., C'JIL :''* No problems. First thing Stabler did when he reported late tó ' was huddle with veteran offensive linemen Gene UPIhI! - QU-E1741,P(14)35j0,701. . - - n 61 2 WIffi. SSyGnerg, 1 MU Ferwl . - ,> Johnny Rodgers, rookie wide Ililtiace 21CC 1sstdwgwc , 3 lvato Denny 0(1.2) 4I.41s 1 (2-14) 223.lSs i Tlms2.I. 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The Philadelphia Eagles Now, Bulaich has been seven players, placed one on Defensive tackle Abdul completed a series of personnel th. •n recalled from retirenent to injured reserve and acquired Salaam and offensive lineman moves and stabilized their (i1f 1k 49crs Hl -k, dcquirt:l beck orJ three hers Ed Mlasson were placed on roster by releasing four players 1)Ir.c ituard, h'fensive en were In need of an experienced finalize their roster. Tony the Injured reserve list by the via waivers, putt ing another fir httshurP Steelt.. aeconInger to onka be- Green was picked up after New Yo Jets and will be the four-week injured rescr fl 'ItCU 13ea UtI- -ii tL' OIMfled a ..pot in list and adding three others. ' "n' starting fullback, Leroy Harris, oter and recalled The three newly signed players tlit' to Philadelphia Monday for an included center Mark Slater, ikasivt.cra1 Jerry Myers, wo undisclosed draft choice. released recently by the Char- .vac u fruzi: the squad MonAnd Tuesday - j at the gers, rookie tight end John day. right -time - two roster The Minnesota Vikings Spagnola, released by the New vacancies were created when England Patriots, ui:d Earl ineI former Green Bay Carr, released Tuesdday by the defensive ta ckle Dave Holl er. alve guard Eric Laaako and The Detroit Lions placed Eagles. reserve quarterback Guy BenSuper Bowl veterai. Jack quart'ibaek Gary Danit'!n jalmin on On otle-month injured Deloplairie and Ray Oldha.m i:d p!inter Toni Skiadany ci reserve ust. were among the five playe rs the t :n t!r ed re5serv list, with the IU AiX1 1!Lj VWI1 11)0 Pittsburgh Steelers placed on optu' k r"turn bott ailing ______ AtiaMa Falcons acquired linewaivers. They joined three players to active stat1s later backer Joel Williams, who was first-year players cut Monday. this year. waived by the Dolphins. The Falcons alse announced Injured quierterback Steve Badkowski workedot*withthe team and is IMPORTED CAR OWNERS expected to dart against New Orlea ns Sunday. The San Diego Chargers announced they waived W72 Heisman Trophy winner - 1ff I1l W L Pt?. • . I .81W.:, -.-_'-. 5T18fjP 7's, A*IrICai tI•S out mageske article, hew dee. Zesly 8tsbler got akug now with his fr' . - /d/992, ,' - ___ F)o ; ' 'Jo d , ___ . . collegiate pigskin season. .. s.i ii - p.m. 11R. "Louis (Fulguam 44) at _ S.?). Sin FrancIsco (Whftisn 10:Stp.m. flsuM'fs lames P. Louis at Ian Fram ChIc.so at Las Am, nit By MURRAY O(DERMAN ulaichRecalle B .. MUN PkiISIslpIla (CIP1fl000 13.10), 7:3Spfn. (McGIoIhs I1.) a? Sicmenea Diego (Perry 10.11), 10 P.M4 P1t$bur,Ii (Ilylaven 101) 41 Las Mules (ftoves 4.11), 10:35 1 1~ ( /• ..ç IPVRX/I%5 10Z4' /// th21 A7' 7MT , Yrn't 9000! fl/R7 Ir Coaj#,9py W (NIMr U.i Ma*a*I (Lee 13.10), 7:35 p.m. I Olderman * ___ I - A'Wres 7, HewlanI CcWma?I S. Pullet Allan?. 4, New York 4 CksIs 3, lan DII,O1 Ii LOUIS 2. Son Fran I T_'s lames a? York (urvls I.E. 2:35 p.m.New Daytom Beach, Fla.,6-3, 7.6,InLJ . Ca fl ___ _ .Am % 11 a ,-,. NEW YORK (UPI)- It's okay for Joe AJthbeth to sej)d out laundry. He isn't going anywhere. No matter what some of the - - :.' j/, - E_OPEP ON - 1111 match and B011fe ion King "My problem Um led few weeks has been that I play one ad and then I Ion my con, p Sen. Dine 5'" Alfobeill Is Staying -_ . - .IN 14 U Th 9L V,c/6Mp cif 1144 MI 11% ' A" fl W I. Pct. U 74 17 .171 A' 1 O*yfl,q7R I/f 7Y1*ff 71 54 .153 70543533 7011.sa7 S iS4O3117 MI4TNI cIrso P LOUIS I('J 'J T#I115V9I?4IT IN L Pet. 00 PItri? J NEWYORK (UPI) There will be no glory on center stage for Pain Shriver this year. While Bjorn Borg. Chris Evert Lloyd, Jimmy Connors and most of the other top seeds waltzed through their opening day matches, Shriver, who thrilled millions when she blazed into the finals of the U.S. 'd " ISPORTS - ________________________________________________________________________________________ FN F Baratkowski To St-art Fo1 Falccn.. NJ 2.4 2.20 2.35 5.40 2.40 2.41 receiver Alvin Garrett and second-year offensive lineman John Chotna In order to trim their roster. "Football was good for me and I hope I was good for It," add Rodgers, who will now pursue a career In real estate It OJ 4 _,__1. LE1 THE WINI'J$l'4G '72 Z CAR TEAM SERVICE YOUR %MPORrD AUTO and publisher of a local we" kind at guy who speaks his piece openly, without personal 2 .i..ws p.s 440 television guide. dear readers, but some others (N); Drake 1, Indiana St. 13 malice, at Ind to footbaU playen. 0(14) 41-1111, P 114) 1101.11111, T(1-3. 3AAWOYKm SAO S.00 2.30 1114 The Buffalo Bills announced 71 41 n 2) 74931 71uu WIlliams 2.10 250 they had waived seven players, Q. Who FrcIi Tarkaiten was è'efhed by the MkeeN(a in 'CIty - Di'cr..su,'J AL.FA BMW MG could change their whole way of thinking, but the way both of many requests, we give you the 1115* thereabouts) at year's and will CarolIna 14 (N); B. Michigan VgdM Sscs, p D7.IlTlme4S4$ SMlisy I I anderstaxil be was a Ne.3 pkL Wile the0"Wo r1AA 48 61 -W 1% lmountainwhkiissrVA s.4o 6.00 043-7)?A0 T (34-1) 361MI Time but recalled two procedurely, them are thinking now, Altobelli will be rehired for next year. Hoopla forecad of the upbe Michigan State, Missouri, 40. N. Michigan 30; E. 111111110111 PORSCI4E-VOVO.. oVCt. -TRIUMPI4 $ I 2 FaIrli Jill 1 him? Where dId they dealt lUck Tisgejheft? 940 450 2:01.4. were Including veteran wide receiver But the Giants are giving a remarkable impersonation of chaos coming season's Top 10. SAAB MERCEDES TOYOTA • Nebraska, Florida State, 49, S. Dakota 12; N. Texas St. Joel KrdlU& 17 74 .435 13½ $Qukkllna 440 AIIssdiNceUSSiN.Ndl.,p23. '.0" Lou Piccone, and placed three, incorporated and seem to keep cornlng up with one daily crisis Pittsburgh, Auburn, North 32,UTEP14(n); Utah 2$,Long In'78we gave you Alabama 0(14)1S.IS,P(14)los.41,y(1.2. )Sklaid In 1961 (the year they started), the Vikings made Tomznyc 43 1 .311 31½ ) 7.4S includlngveteran wide receiver after another, Carolina State and Texas A&M. Beach 8 (N); Louisiana Tech to finish top In the major 5PCtALI21JG, IN -DATSUN C,qR YVSI4SVI lSUlt$ half , a Tulane halfback, their first draftee. He NIs*IICLCI.14 Time 31.4 played 35, New Vida Blue Is the key figure In the mod recent one. He polls. The Crimson Tide did jod Footba Forscast Mexico 14(N); Bob Chandler, on the Injured Now for this week's tasty ksftl. at Clew, ppd., rain Leaders 11i Walton 5.10 7.00 3.50 Baltimore at MIni, ppd., rain S Impala Camaro reserved lid. 2$, McNeese St. 17;Montana st. dozen productive seasons for them. Then he was traded to threatened to hit one reporter with a chair Sunday. Earlier, that In the AP voting and kick-off card. 7.00 250 SEc kuJITS4 PERFORMAN CE ENrERPAISE S, lwc.. Angeles. Ile would up No career with Washington In IWL He il~"' O&kIsW 6. Toronto 3 MAW Le"ve Leaders The Cincinnati Bengals M, Wichita St. 21 3 Smy NoW angered by writers he felt were "crucifying" him,the Giants' 30- finished a dole second to the way. (N); S. Mmis We see Louisiana Tech 2.0 Mih"ukso 11, Ken City 6 I-'+ INDUSTRIAL- Piaç . 0A now married to former dar gymnad 04y Rigby. 7be No. 2 pick, . "" 0(4-S) V.Xo P (4-3) 00.90, T (4-11By U0t4d Press lawastiml claimed and were awarded year-old lefthander said he would "blow away" any of than, who Trojam in the UPI poll. A For ptirdus,offame is spaIled getting off to a Pod, dart by 28, W. Tezu St. 17 (N); W. Yates 10, New York 2 Sam., 3) 15131 was linebacker Rip Hawki ns ci Nor Carol a, p la yed ,' th in who former Cleveland Browns' dotried to interview him, with a shotgun or a pistol. Detroit 12, CalKornia 2 commendable record for HERRMANNI Big Mark, " thumping Now Maxim, W14 Illinois 36, Whitewater 16 (N) (Cued le Vi it Cul) 715 $545 Time 31.17 r"Pilffly for five sessons anid then. ratired. Tarkenton was No. 3,'Ju ChkOP 7, Boston 3 fensive and Mack Mitchell, who ,,*I-, No"" While most of the attention was focused on Blue, an or John Alabama and the always -l9600imds Loseve . 711rissIGIlmlisof 6.30 3AG 2A ..-ft--aI wm payou u mining asamus - - - -.knows when. whe,.. 'Y as ceer GAS N Pct was cut 1 Daytime Arm the Browns on 010 310 Mont efusco walked out of the Giants' clubhouse and announced he reliable Hoopla System. Hat- and how to throw the football. (AS Times CDT) Hl'flldLp Itt.. 205 Yes 12$ 413 10.343 retiring this year (along with Tarkenton), was never dr afted by wasn't coming back after being fined $500 for___ drinking on a team rwnph! NsrrIs 4 Q)nhJng 162 cc Zl4loues In 123331174.331 0(1.7)11.0, P (7.1)1745,7(7.1. ImP1tn. Itt. thiP Otiuid. aId $isfwd deft 9r304r30, Se.. 12.8 anNFLtesm.In1NZheedwjththeVotciNebraskaa YsreeSo (Ui4Ir,sed .15). 1 Veteran running back Lonnie Mettuos, All flight. Before that, Ed Whitson and Roger Metzger squared off 130531149.317 Who, you say, will be on top '7$, he'll keep all the BoilerA WID., TIIURS., rn VAT p.m. a free agent Oi'NIsy, Cli , Prim, who doubled the ___________ led. S 1)0.314 as Time against each other and last __ _ week____ Altobslli "lost" Ida Job in a __ poll this year? __ After weeks of maker oppon.id on their toe.. _____ ____ _____ ' 131 149.313 kickoff man as well ua kickoff LA 300 210 OrV It was a smart move when c'.elat' let b'-° Q. Do yam t conducted ta Son, F wlaco newspaper___ on the question scootthstbeprendorslevsseMcGregor 9.4) It MimliSta .1k 131413114.312 . . 1240, 3.45 WWISII. SD oslW "oft 50-4 d vriMi 1-17. p' wt50r ___ 'KuhN. Cli 2. Dothat,a..,JQlu*layar$ inei.tt.. WaSS,____ 13340513, .35 ta *VS . wwkámauyI1thelj aft •.•-'. ____ lam. P511 uneca as he t team brought Its I 132405113.355 41-0 V ^ P (I-I) 84^ 11, (14; were reported saying "we gotta get rid of that guy." disnIng practice sessions - ondefenaethlsyeanasthey willIss$tIs (TwltdlIl 5.0 end Hndrck, St.L 114414 124 .3 I squad down to 44 players. What a difference a year makes. your Fearless Forecaster Is with their offensive platoon. Parker, Pit X1.0 The Houston Oilers acquired own, asafreeagent. But I'lltell you, IdOfl't think the abs ce o('" (Waits 13.11 led WISe 13.7). 2. lIonøOulI,p 14.05 11.10 III MiiiilhI, NY Last year, when the Giants made a strong run at It to finish prepared to give you the run- Either way - wn.kwnph •17J44 111.335 1:35 I p.m. 0 . I I I . 7W'.nPenr.y 117110124.335 on waivers Dallas Cowboys 4.10 3,35 PIrTWI, MIl third In their division only six games beck, Abbelli wu National down an how they' -' New York (OvIdry 13.7) 41 3Mi.wfee ll finish in they pay off on the &W score. A Amirkas Looses Offei*IVS guard Tom Randa ll -_ 4,3, League Manager of the Year and Richardson was hailed as IVV. Tastes (Allan 1.3), 7 p.m. miocs = P S AS N Pd?. and reactivated rookie ofMid Texas figures to be on th. 0(4.7)4310, P (07)117.52.7 California (Fred 13.1) 41 Lynn, Bas National League Executive of the Year. ThIs year, with the club a 122 445 133 .344 Topping the final poll will be long end of score in prac fenelve tackle Wes Phillips to Detroit (Mon'IS 11-1), I pin. disappoint ing fourth, 16 games back, Altobelli has been accused the migidy Southern California tcafly every contest they play. . By United Press Iniersatiesel front they'd be if they had all '0 Sedon (Ickanslsy 14.7) 41 Alfoslasce Lllss Hauls $10,212 Brett,lng, Cl ___________ 119 413 134.321 ______________________ of having lost control. forces of John Robinson. His C5Icseo (Proly 14). 5:30 p.m. Lncano. Mu me tIM three weeks may tell Tuesday night the Detroit their people healthy." 117104133.329 Mllwsukas (Simon "I don't think he has," Richardson defends him. "I don't think cup-heh-heh -is overflowing the whole dory for Notre Tigers Sewall a 12-2 victory that Oliver, lii 41 112 412 13S.Z18 49ers Acquire Elsewhere in the American ___ City (Leonard 12.7) 5:35 Kansas Kemp, Des 117434142.317 what's happened to the club is his fault either. I'd say he has to with talent - the likes of Dame. The Irish meet dropped the California Angela League, Oakland dropped NIcL so ------ -- ri 121310144.325 take some of the blame. Me, too. We took some of the credit last quarterback Paul McDonald, a Michigan, Purdue and to their sixth lam In the lad Toronto, 6-3, Chicago dumped 4-PLY i,,..t 2 TCinMy's lames IodtL k ii IIMINOLS 121 143 Pete Woods I $settle at Torado year. But as far as I'm concerned, Joe Altobelli is the same man brilliant strategist and a LS*IOU MM Dula 11.68 'i 124470130.319 TUIIDAYNIUT ftiie OiIc. it MIIw, flieS? Ii uss tnuJ it "uIPOLYESTER I Css, 4411 he was last year. I can't see where he has changed." . 131135133.313 Race f N. - scintillating passer; rwmlng dart1g Sept.15.!? they get by liapr Jim FrogoaihZtIngto York, 10-2, and Milwaukee 116 40 M.313 When Richardson learned the details ci Blue's "blow away" back Charles White, who'll be In that trio In reasonable shape, It find a way to dàplds team from defeated Kansas Qty, 114. MA Cu' R. t7U'-AJ Ihmm, fNS. '30 ClIlfernia it Cliv, night 4TaIIys Brian ' The San Francisco 49ens of the 131 445 Ks. •. threat against the writers from from am of theni,Glenn Schwan Um competition for the 79 could be another big yew for Wmudldug what r Mliv it kitlmsre, nIght lProFves 3531 i Football League Tw* n •tua j,,u '31 Ken City of Now York, ni@M of the San Frandsm Eysm' r, the Giants GM said he wanted to Heisman Trophy; arid wide DanDflivine,gkialimmWboit their fint-pim load. 0 (44) 14MI T (44-1) 3OL281 Chi 41, Idmim, Phil 29, dayoainedquarterbsck Pete this SBdU*4MdfveWld and B& - _--hfi)l '* .. conduct an investigation Into the matter. He's dill doing It. receiver par excellence Kevin .T , "I had a misting with my UmoreMbinesola gain... nes to u criers, IOtSW tiCS cim IF 24. I "I won't have anything to say about the Investigation until I Williams. .. P*ss FL?. f.Uf., HoustIon 1; chiefs. Amorka Losesse W%Wwaft 2.1111 am Enh Lynn, finish it," Ptichardson told me over the phone Tuesday. "Even the superstars. 1501111 AWM 2.302.3, ass 3, r-mes, MD 34: nice, doeon't -kaff4wff -be" to AWls hold a 1%-game led in Montred ; Chb. Pda's sommor A third boses, has hit as won anil jug Th e 4lers also acquired 7 Gypely Job after I finish it, I may not have anything to say." SAS QOse on !)5 555. of , IV "' He lb. American LeagUe Wod. "I clnnatl 8, PhIladelphia 2; productIvely ui ROSS and Is better dItsualvely. Skipper JOI9 iy NO 33) uvwhm self 32; Dwaine 0(14)110:1 (.1.7)351.1Sg Time Sayler, Why not, I asked Richardson. It would seem he should say Trojans hi the _______ Cal 35. race for No.1 will do think we're the best club In AtLai4a$, New York y r ag e McNamara h as 4; done a m Qdc 2:10. erful job ad of jugglIng lbs Injury. rom yp Stealers ___________las SMSsd Is ___________ ____ something ultimately one way or another, ___ ___ be old friend Paul "Bear" o t!i flId DAYTONASRACH our division . I think we're 3, San Diego TCIrd*acs 1; Pitkbargh 4, tidIlid tOdIt. Klnian, andwaivedJeffS.vy, a guard, ___ TUESDAY NIGHT 7MINHOHYS "nwdatemeMWIegodywmnm&byVI&MwingLladson Bryant and his Alabama a ow. 7453.50245 Chi 95, WWleId. SD .13; 196 t and Bob Bruer, a tight end. the 1bof August," he said. "That wall when ft wall printed ksthe Leading the Tide will be foursems capable of knocking through stamp before and San FrancIsco 1. di yes think WIt he heists Is less4i vm TaiI'T1ns 35451110 431 l Fly Fly Brook ftwpw mahe *1111 Iii r4sct 3.iy spows 240 811.1. Pi Clark. IF N. newspaper. I wasn't present, so I don't know the details. Vida splsnd.d quarterback Stead, an any Tim C. we've always come oust ci A's I, Ike Jays 3: $115415 5(44) 4.15:1(744) 43.41; TIme back Is Is SUper 1011? -* Patriots kilip Put Golk Ip.kiM AmerIcas Lone. Saylor, I" Blue may have Said those ddap but I w=11 there. I do know ma Sba*ad halfback Major Fra Dl, 340 1:43.1. jog pdago,lipm aide12111111 onm 11kazedanbelladathree-run 11 -E Reto *4 we dm 111maturi to1:111110 a 61111111 Cal Ills $ It Vida is a tremendous person and I'm sorry this whole thing has Ogilive, backed by an awieonie g See $laI41sn. Satt aw Onlnjur.dUst Jerry Morales drove In three homer and Rob PIccislo wiat 4.- feelIng Is $111 the Bah 1W., . with the ION citip PICk l 1105 I D9t111 Des. 340 2,1 Th come up. It have been in of things." emas, 4411 W. 1 between now and the end of the season. If It does, Bob Lurie, the Each year at this time- kaff- - ., - •:..,, i - - - - 1979 - - - ___ Mum . . . _ _ _ . Tigers _ , - - - ,. . ____ - ___ _____ . p _ __ ,. -. - - . _ ___ _______ .-• _ _____ -. ___ ___ - ngel S/um - __ (Aw"rwan- ___ , ':'..; • '. ___ - q id ________ _________ ___ _____ ____ - _______ . - ___ Be" ___ r t Harness Racing ___ _____________ ___ ___ ___ _____ ___ . ' _____ ___ _____ _____ ema ns . _____ ,., - 49 Rai" ___ %420 - ____ ____ -, _____ " - ' ____ a' __ ____ ue; __ Montefuscols: aqw am being fined was makbod only by Me olve dallimts. Single that tr4wered, a da-rion pw oddend b vktwy In the bd bdb&001mil, I'd my 1411 be*m or low Years belore I t wrath over the fact he couldi't determine who It was that went to Here we the Hoopla Sydem's They have the talent to warrad td II1I mid paced D0it Whise liz 7, led iii 3: cmi e, start thig about wiimizrg a C Rhdiardurn and told him about w hapl)enld on the plane. ctioki, for the entire Top 10: ,, to its fowth stralgl* victory. An iMn' Jo1m inne1 drove In two _____ Three other Giants also were fined for drinking. l.Southern California. 1. AG.OJ$, Dooloy has 3111 ili by Brian Doing iv ____ with a p* IS*S ____ Vinci ____ Q, W u. peer predlcUe fir I. NIL so..? Whe____ di "We used to let the players drink or bier on plans trips Alabama. 3-Oklahoma. 4" post together 11flC fly by BUt fillS a t.am espetil. ci ________ 101k IdImi. ON isIs W ceniuudurs Is Spit lest? B.C., Kuev1T until a month ago," Richardson says. "In Jely, they vvid some Purdue. 6-Texas. 6-Noire , Cmpnsds acceded for lbs tags of f Bdi. sm.. to 7, _____ ____ sBe oo mpsam on drinking at all. 9-Michigan. liltanferd. Rookie Bruce ROlLInS rued lagers * Ii '1ef saJ Disge In the AIC ad D al l as , In oI and 'W4a the NIC. I' ° _______ Over and over again, Rldwdson goes ad of Me way to my yaw t Midilgein and ftdwd MV San Francisco press Isn't responethie for his teem's troubles. avenged t lone deli by well bsths _ belled IiL V3, bewl opponents by t Cosheys. I use the rnis. "I don't think what the prias wrote has an1Idg to do with the whacking Nebraska In the New Yser's Day. the Wolves W111111181. hits and scored free Q. I wind e to Is hew • I.. imo Steve Gu'vs,i.'o re n ourballiclubisintoday." hosays. Ilrd pulthe IYA oftbe Orw4p BM), win be libooft WM Mies Rick jamb Ej this "Jimboodowshollove^11 help Tlexas Esep a fivepimia pAI& jwbeM job" g" ad aselip Mum rigid on the beIyere' shoulders. It th11!ty isn't true that for a clean slat. lids f.0 and osi*rs, Big y said Tigers Manigu! Spsrky losing streak. . Isir easere is hr. - Jam. GeedwIs Mai, 110 , _____ t be __ __ __ ______ - _______ _________ _______ Lard __ _______________ hI ___ _________ _ _ _ _ _ _ VAS 0(1.151531. P ($4810115.1 (1$. TwAasom . I I - _________ DEW On* Sounded mo Rose bsedag a hmeop that dci dNewYerk, I4,(ci- uwiibMolIlb I ads - -. . --: iisuzto Is ________ _ _ __ ______ ______ ______ ______ _ ______ __ ad Bruce latter u.ptii aaGsugo A=L 14th -drInk ''' a isle he.ur. 'im (ñ- coatisied to think •7, MISS 3; Mibsaskes 11, ?W YOlK (UP!) -1 task more Fiends's seslet fiflbsck, bsc.ouarkPippl.ma usadam h anodd ___ ___ ___ with$uNgshsni*I ad )ery. ___ Is view lbs squad In '. r °" ' _ _______ __ -. bmt -lION. COG; ad I'IIM M, 'We don't have lbs ew we 'need. ri1 pnblu Is ms New V 2. leasti. as aid W. ft peer. fern mov lluhr is hr ii lbs _ ___ __ _ ______ nab:j .MsiadRqi f- alesIsn*Is .11, I 164611 1 1 T I-° ' - Iid WA with be u -- In Is of Is •' - 1111111 _-1-1 _ __ no 111111111U , ',uT . ' by" -• It did In 00 - ______ - - - - / - , ____ ____ ____ . ____ .14 ____ turn -- - . • iu1 .at ' -- so 41 1 -• '26 Pki F.E.T. lU Each. A$Tw,PflCIpIUSFET I N TNNII s.0 CM CliNt! la, , c. , ,, ° 8111111010111110 - 77 ' C.nO.ØW UI. " brow cam KS "THE MASON RADIA pc.* I wools sam 144 I." ni.,. L3.. .. STEEL BELTE1 RADIALS en.isks.. Ii us 0"14 is OISTMLATION __ _______ - __ $4 IL69 1 Wk,$IN-III 614 I-UI ssSsIsJl$.$Il '0 lIlt' 8.111 ItSlkI$In.MI Is ' 34 Pts FL?. 1.1$ Uck Richie Hoker, vhs hit a veninils. If they gave Frisk ok*Ah~ 111111 I" . ft"M ova yms Ed 66M& 's ceatract a fir &rd ad hi was ad (Lie) vlhahigrajss,Iwaat$okuew j y vow * ______ __ ___ (Robes". smUt' MoDoNId ib'Ittid be 't be* IS od, bit 5 N.- kac~ er. I Mad, tes.! have no adnin f 27. R1i ow - - ita ____ MdiimsIs1l' g4 ad IUet'Iiiesed is ftk ?1th'sseyf" pa4 P0,480, op ken) 1S,JII, ySpIWed Y.au& vhs hid fri. lUaU be made as $ niiy ___ __ ___ ___ Idler hits, di, _ NIle, I. Is 'lj ad gee a year 11 _" _____ ____ lii lNnul Too LM 10 is am SW U$stiltoii,itsti 40'WP$PSCCICI* "Bumy - MH ____ = :15 I. . _ slools son In $so ul.IslN.. ' talk contract with General NOW Joe McDond& In ______ .. - Iu,s.,.s,.ss 'ii i's WWI hi two sau 10am Imolot slaguid seidn.1hMrueksatWovke add," s we ptiHasda . hems a ru ad Mdi. lifted a • Ii. ,, , • _11 O P adam ched h , , Winters 1111- iM OW We 41111401 IN 1001111 to wftft ad led He ' - • , bm two trT $111,111 Th Mdi _____ - - Aoyid Ic. W saS.s ___ VON iius 1101111" ________________ ______ 60 de I at beceInIsP?i'- bm.sFrP _ _____ s sse Gerber ___ NIciBu eftWtm'PsIsN. . r-Ielwuru.e a4ted ,I . bmSIs*IL14 •thjwithrslof __ - - _________ Is iimsfluii1it 'am 112 ., - . --__ p--, - -----'-______ .. . Vkl.. ip. 15S'JamS01inev1enw1 liii - N jOs __ -.t, VNL_ttiiuI ___ ___ - -' Odor flhtIlIt$ 34 IN s '3$ in 5141111"111111111-111 PM MY em amawbwe of sm Om con plsyevenydiy,"said Gerber let ON ma Sat thatl ad isO 00 inIsfos-'-gvhm ___ •1*hhh1 J lerreughe welod, in' bIkNdrII e, 1747, vii ursa lad Olms ___ ad mo ii Ttedo . lbs r slowing . and air, Dertal (mey am In' "Aftu' _______________ wwwww I4Iab Up, N I hrS , $, mw Mdi =1 10 "le.wuhs.tehensuyi itli than my 1t. second on Niebro's '1 Cuv 51g. 34U - 47$, Al Two Pñcuipius ii.?. I S ' °'i'ilP 9 ,,,,,, four 10 kits ad four__ ___ " ' power Mo 14th befitS slowing three hits ad "Wsinylhethlrdtkns DaIs Mupby ..ted __ In 11 ___ sveu V ad .In the clasi with abet In lbs three ram. (ba Ibm wave beet them," add bm'gr - a $wp. U1J IsietIISdISBel MIS - TNNINI cssek ja1 ___ tj Is .siitthö In v Clinked ad hWs * og,ad,. . Traósactlona - MW v* a mid ' ______ . 3z jku Is go fir In duiLIujisy 'ide we rut ::d by r,aim p. _____ _______ _ ______ ____ ____ ____ hi _____ _______ simjwun acsmsu pssr Tim Isr In eryadMind ft" 12 06 r.- _ ___ __ so rowk __ ____ ___ Ikwwhibita ___ N0IeWtimtes$.114lsW.rflt, bsii hss to osit TuIW. ic M III* "' P1I three-ru homer sad Ji. 107*0 Pd (4ti9e)IIm's __ irnutie drew S U r -essab But In s he aid. .s. ;;&IV[ pr __ KONS SW llsckers N W, __ E_ Eo__ __ __ tack slo" 1:Ln. ____ ca*,s IMI ui. IikIIlu.0 $4 it, 11 ___ 'amer - hi. 14th Iiit..d ___ the Philles we s. sbergh dowsed las hgthi. 4. 1747,biedMoesuce.ewlib iwe "Pad psdormsncas Inet. gs -below .100 ad ilIb 1, ad IL lass nipped Sm two ilL h,mirdthey,er_ Inthe fl t team - ut gij," the gama bebad flad-place Puts. Fm.dsoe $1. Ceds 3, Pes 1: - , Coach Cbariey Pull - said st4Lgp to hack Jobs Cadeliis, 121. ___ Tvesdsy nigi*, slit bIn iiwip. comeback. Just a l of was kiad 0, 1Ksatsj fl ir over '-'-- Is Rob PI 740, ad Mask - preveut.d Rokiausu, wb. pi j, we're in sore _ kiWi. -- "boo 41-10 $0 is, clwu lu V4 lekro ( 1 7w 1 7) Beats Mets Jinx ______ -W _____ 4"'t.1 . Gators Lose Tony _____ By U11118111 F~ Gmm 7botalis and 1lixte cm*W fer & *&. Sd assaa- We We lIst ____ - I'YPO 1)1111 heme tam to isIs.: Jacksoa, NO; Buck, 311 Pedui, 171; Om,ey, mop a flve.. w'-i'ig Feet bmthe bd average bioaou he c,inØ,d Mo total In ft,s " drs1kferKaQIy. felhiuu:LIetadJpofMhems,spsrye. C.incinnat* Cont't' nues ItS'* Sur _____ i -1,. "IMMIS so talk bow far in _______ Ilil lace FIBERGLASS BELTI WHITE WALLS __ 1*1*1151 Hssuey 445310 2.11 shoidder injury and h been 17.05 7.0 715 , sew Nlskts, All 17 17; enabl. to play at all during the I, TsmØy T P31 j5 y ($47) 41.31; TIme liulihel. Clii 14.7: LaCam, Clii exhibition mason. •( p ill s,. Ridilid. No 1412. - Flow Patriots reca lled lIn.backer ) 1114.11 W.7 NY 1441 He.enl 2110 140 3.4 e.s. lames 031 US 331 IMsioreN. Sir 245 SSV. Sos 14.7; CilI. 4411 14. dher, $J) ui'g dealt choice this year, SwIse SMili -Sireasm. 441114.13. Tim' 1:01. - ____ winner Bft Sizall he" the oftm to 11111111111 we __ sumery, ft" W4 *1106 TeX 111L 7be Patriots odd Golle has 29. ____ _____ suffered from a persistent IsGA n.as ____ coticerned who you 0ay the way we've pleyed." N1115141 Liipst " Pft Ill HenS, IF IS; Lapse, __ 5(14)945:1(114)17431; TIme _ ________ I 345345 The New Enad Patriots 315 1:00.4. 0(14)35.45, P (14)4531.1(54 LA 39i Taveras. NY 31: Caliell. Tuesday Paced linebacker Bob p5$ 1*15 IeasralMac 145 2.35 245 HIs and Iceit, P.L 23. Gollc of Noire Dame, the 1*11.1. DIll Time 3134 1 Analkar Irslhir 355 2.15 Americas Liegeo LIP lire, team's 117$ aecond.roumd dealt lWirdn M.S. 13.11011 131 7 l si* OS 2.11 De? .11: WINe.. KC 44: Crvz, pick, on the Injured reserved Slick Seewly 70431 S (14)105:1(01-fl 4*35, yam' Cu 35; 5pm, Cliv ____ _______ _______ ' I besmetulaglIdMdlSsk Mdithibs,ala,,adsis go. ' - . .• . -- uIllitim 11110 ==I& 1* 17 __, uuiam W.11-man vase ini INN - is IL mom' - - -"'-.5--. �Wednesday, Aug. n, i9i :!!!!!, _$a.'I'_!I. - LEiotici - - -_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl TTIOUSNi. Not lc• Ii herey given that I am __ Ruling Today ___ .1 #• _'1.._ ç..":. :f1 ____ p. Fits .•______ ____ w -• ,; _____ _______ ii _____ - - II ____ -., -' ''. .1 '.-• .•. - .'. • ••. ' • • -• •. . - I • - WI ____.. - - ________ ' ••., - -, : . .,.. •. - '., -: •" - . . i.j. - I k h I, a nI1an.1. Ii ii uoliiva I h ... emptyi 1unc1, uce 1' erguson wraps up his first day of kintrtr(rin ii "-" •'oodb'-" t 1 IJ hi I%.TY 4, J Ea1h AT . A N3.O, Florida Statute, will register serve a copy thereof upon the County, Florida, Probate Division. wln the Clerk of the Circuit COurt, Plaintiff's attorneys, Gary L. Bet:, the address of which ii Seminole in and for Seminole County, United States Attorney, and Kendell County Courthouse, N. Park Ave., Dayton, Ohio; Louisville, Ky.; tltious name, towlt: RIVER OAKS Orlando, Florida 32503, not later CHARLES BENJAMIN TORRES Nashville, Tenn.; Montgomery, underwtilctaweexp.cttoengage in than OctoberLl97S.ifyoufailtotso andCAROLSUETORRESVIHLEP4 01 Highway 46 and so, Iudgment by default will be whose address iii. 13510 Sloan St.. Ala " Bismark' N•D ' "d bu1 .s$tofWekIvaRive,InjMNwIat entered against you for the relIef Rockville, MD, 20530; 2. 2503 SW. uza si (*ncr communities. the NE¼ of Section 25, Range?, demand In the complaInt. It is, l7thSt.,Okeechobes, FL 33472. The :•;;,• BEGINNING iii: -• tt'ni Jmait. .7 mlIrnjnd b I" hl' c tP1Mf. 'b' For a ceer in Real Estate call Stumper Agency, Wm. Stemper, 3324991. klnd,rgarten - limited. $30 .. for more Information call Chat the Redeemer. LPN. Full timel part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 I. 2nd St. EMPLOYMENT 9017366173 W. Ganwtt White Sell power. For details, call 1-041. 4617 ir 64i.7,, Slokeeipir exp. full charge _______ VA. ITA.235.o,. Homes Low Down Payment STOCK MAN Exc. pey with esp. Ft. 32771. 1 gal @5flco - / -- We S Split plan, finced yt, se. patio, cone., wos'kshop or Ill tee in rear. Alt fsr $31,911. BR, College student des WIng yd. work. Large Ifsmall. Cal13331150 _______________________ Want to open an ICE CREAM shop In a high traffic area? The AIlshIftsavaIIabl. -• '1 WELDERS 1mm bliP 2-pfo, & Heuus, DELI GIRL Will train NOTICEOP TAX * INCREASEREFIRINDUM CITYOP •A LAKIMARY,FLORIDA u1 SIPTIMIER 11, 1919 •..i perfect location B pool home. beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. rlence Preferred - Nit sentlal. Paid Vacations company Paid Life Insurance PaId Holidays Check Pair•• Plan •Pald Sick Leave t Paid Pension Plan •Fran + I$SspllallzMIen S$kkiteas and • Ident DisabilIty insurance Std Many Mor*. ApplyloPeriori IèkIIon: U.S. Hwy. 11-53 @5 9:10 '., . .. + By GARRET MATHEWS like the song, Dewey Wright lives up Cripple Creek. And to cover all bases, his antiquated great deal of pleasure. about five minutes." tie grInsAnd Wright Is good at his craft. So good that he has performed hundreds of WtifhaullI*'. . W £i$U1 U.. their automobile. on Cripple Creek. grooms from almost every state in the Wright Is well aware of all the songs union. somiuuies green creeR LLIUL LIOWS uvLween the several "No Trespassing signs 1 -- -•--•---- •,•,.• $I$SMaVIR,j.. + -+ IN RU: ESTATE o Defenda + Y Labi Mary, Florid., may be- described. The claimant shall sIv?6?le*1eRlI$i .,aEIc -i.La oi I ,.....i uwi-1wTHE STATE OF FLORIDA Deceased mae. one copy .o eafl persona, . NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION J .EDWARL,J.IISSMEYER, JR. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 'representative. All persons Interestedin the estate YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST w City of Lake Mary, FlorIda •.• B, ref., stove, drapes, part. Own., for only 135.100. Ia, *2 adjoIning lots fruit tress 5*910 3*1, 1%.. 15*- $150 up. Peel. Adults ahly, en Lets Ada. Just Ss ii Airport Blvd. on 11.92 in Sanford. C41l - OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 Wright regularly takes out small ads In the weekly newspaper offering quaintness, of about 300. There a a string band In town that of CrippleCreekalithe way from Ohio and some clutch folks after that CifiulboRy. natUre @5 said saIt being or tVdo chof "hingeIse, says'he to wear his cap ' ' sideways, 80-year.oua. Wright's ceremony Is only as official as Some 13 years ago, the county Ithastobe Untllrecentju hedIdn'thav authorized Wright to conduct civil fancy black robe and iwually conducted marriage ceremonies. (Officially, he Is a the nuptials In overalls and work boots lay appointee of the Methodist Church,) His job Is simplified by the fact that the ,,ii " . perform a lot of ceremonies In his rural end of the county so that his counterparts waiting discretion. And then there was the Ibne an + h&b'k.ii • woman and a 81)'Ssr.Qld DIM, - aiSJIg4Iid u-. W "They wire a reel Mc. osçIe and I mote about * .ilIgot a was dons," hi says. '1 the woman marriage btay. He remains the county a only so up at any courthouse, he says. "In fact It designated marrying man. the couple doesn't want to exchange rings, To put hi mildly, Wright's ability to that cuts out a goodly of my service supervise the saying of vows gives him a and we can finlab theportion whole shebang j cues, told me g divorcid at l. twice bifou. "I t.Idthi fellow ash fads wore -_-ii y b'-b-- • of ) + '' ,' n Pages 35. 39 a County, Flerii. - + + • al Factory Deceased BY: llonnar P. lurafto the dite when Deuly Clerk shell be statid, If the cl.lm con. is t1f1ISOtorU!WleUidatad,,Mnatur, August I. 15; 33, 39, tt79 the claim It will become d'e - UAOw Is sacuroe, the sicurN 7 commission. Call NM P.O. Bin 3164, + phlcatlens tahin B@5,.c +• P.m. • I' MaMa, thrw I-S Wed. N. Fit p - 1 - PURCHASING BICUITARY yging, maIntaining luventury espodlIlsig S agarehlpi + - - golf balls. Hut Lydia Emery, age 69, YONCALLA, Ore. iNEA)- When Lydia Emery came to this community following World War II, to take up residence as a ordinary doctor. For one thing she carged only $1 for an '-i'!it visit, and 12 for a hoime call, rites well below the prevailing catom. Today, three decades after hanging out - mach, 11 at ill. She still charges mod she's not Interested in profits; prescriptions lnust be àalled Ip - - woman mediC. Ey says when her In 190. • J RSDOT? - Interest In money," she says; she became ' THlSTLteanyoø4.ctiens herselfrelia aria yes ace "PJ by She came by Her niagnatilmjty samnius - d before ely 1gqjpq naturaIl), It seems. Born to Mennonite WIN ieI*'d VJIaIry 7$ S $ pairast'i, in lullil, she (uugi* $fIJ$)) (hi cidsida were ft.iurI ad the flnstthatthought('$no iris Is Isitatit as bepoorlt of r"'rts ,t4ed. THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO: OTIS TAYLOR, JR., ak a p representatIve, or the + CLAIMrD.SDS, AND OBJECTso$' NOT SQ PILED WILL Si FOREVER BARRED. mhh.tl$ • - p . - - + - 34393 -. - 4 - ' '• the1w* Absekads P ILlS W tisgu depressors. lass y44 SU.mm. ---, (IS$aI '-lj pliu.. *10&i' s' ns,w,ci., 1 ___ WS ti1ki ' , - - -"- •. - , " ' ' j * * * * * * * - •- -! - $1000 Di -- _4,_ - ,, Tm " I t' • J - ,.-. . ITIMPI* *.IN M.Unvorth*i&1y NaNjid M5 NIALTOP 111*1 ___ RIALTOR. __ + :t IfllNIarows.3331IP - NNMOH till MARKS? Sri@5 CII. 1½ 11th iuitlp 1 M,5 - - + ___ I__rn- Pork a the Viol II. Jibe. , ebiNS teem $lI 034.900. Tonols, P011 & bOlt dads. - Au ad fo*e ummuidsi essit. cm __ to-- !I5IO Pad & WINOSI PilL -. tL° IA - lx 1N.hVl he. m ches. 1$ smaftW as ad dM Yes'r.mpdhe,'-. .1*ISMSI r • ALHre. 35-lad, 110' BLIS Msled owtonto pest. I W IsISgs. $1110 V. IN U. as ne aiilij das&mebiniac + dss.inagaslarmWluMjl. Airport Slvt $$5M1.IS poLl4.ferms,5½ pot, to. I weg inItelalv .td'u. .. VW' W 't '1' MONTSAQI$. 1. Legs, LIc Ml,,, Brsker. -1$ Nt 40 Wbotai. RI,, Aitamenfo. - 1555'. LPtipds (I7.1 $pfojj NN A - Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair serv'ce. 322 6101. - T,'actor Service D SM Tractor Service & discing, Cultivation ditch banks chopped. All service reasonable & prompt. Realtors our specialty. Good ref. 349-5777. Mowing PressinCleaning PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CAB IN ITS Free 1st. S2lOI39after 5:30 YELLOW SAND Cell Cart & Hirt 323-1110 ' R&R Pressure & Steam Cleaning. LG.BALINT&AS$CJC. 332-INS work guaranteed. 323 1153. - Gel full exposure take that "For Sale" sign down . run • classified ad. Call 322-2611 or $3). 9,53. - ______ lismauss, $75 each: 1 male, $135. 317* - VilflfI Repsir HANDYMAN-GIN. HOUSE. HOLD RIPAIR$ FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PAINTING.SPRINK. LIII. 33347M ANYTIME. RegiehsisI PIt lull pups, warmed, Upholstery $23 chair, $50 sofa special on all Upholstery Cleaning for the month of August. $313144. - Shiv Ian Husky Pupplis Must Sell. 323-1)47,332-3957,332-4012 + Roof, homes, mobile hornet, etc. Mobile home special 12*60, 122.50+ Reasonable rates, all CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING S REPAIR Tractor ___ ill Case Box. Blade, Mower, Disc. 22' traIler. Coil + ________________________ -. Vinyl repalr&recoloring Save up to $0 pct. of reupholstsry charge. 569-5177 .464. - öS-nIsd to Buy csIinnues fur lain N. WISIldtePdlsplew caseloks. dssp, 151 kaforl PuraNurs Isivage 11-9310. @5 sanford 351 $311, - NIAITOR ANIMAL HAVEN lMan, quality operation $ yrs. up. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne hal. 321 1321 FILLDIRT&TOP$OIL i.Supphies __________ Photograpfj l'Iiiiis Il1lIOVSfl'lId$ + - 1S Free Est. 323 1704. cages. 322-1352. ________________ Larsmowsr sales & servIce. Ws sell the.besl B service the rest. Western Auto 301W. lit St. 323-4111 - sot, Pe- ,ers Painting Service. Custom PaintIng & detail trim. clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cond. - - 511.1347 - Paintlng& Repair Grooming & BOBIdIIQ - Woody Little, 332443S $citurgo Realty, IIALTOR L COLIERT, REALTY _ + -- ___ Its2acres,$a.we,da,es. * Isinhe Alsncy - IVY Anthony Corino, In exterior qualified in all phases. Free Es1 Call 372 0071. tenor, Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, F41ctiinery-Too ou*ycluiad.e*s,s.. Tiss I nled Click up lick vm.w, melly. 3513I. SATEMAN REALTY lpp Roll Sells inuber 311.0$ IISMnfordAvs tuwil met Neil Estohe 47-Rue I Terms. - I.1_U -& Muds Man. pep, -,goats. *aaã i I I • .+, Painting by 332-0707 - Cleaning, corn Painting Alterations, DresimakinO Drapes, Upholstery set Office merclal, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 323 0541 or 668 5984. essmaklng factory, $130. 310-13%. LAND CO. Murplly,N.C.'lgN ____________________ Custom MEINTZER TILE 'New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. Trumpet, rAP for marchIng bandS stage band. Newly redone by - Yard debris, Trash Appliances 3, MIsc. (LOCAL; 319 5371 - ___________________________ SilverM-P. Llkensw $130. 323-27S4aft 10a.m. CNIROKII Light Hauling C.ramiclli.' Piccolo, Haynes.Scitl,mmer, Proc linIng SROCHURI write: - LICENSED $699455 + coed., birdssye maple BR romp. (antique). 323-Sflo. - Gene,.., Laflascapir, f(b5 specialists, top soil 8. (iii dirt, sod Ia"ying & free trimming. 123'2948. _______________________________ TysonCement Beautiful upright pIano, perfect W.OSNI _____ Drlv, patios, walks. etc. S9-MusicaI Merchandise vsstmt Caunselless. 1674)72. * - duarsd+CypVsN IoNS in ohas mew *-ame River ipuNare $ahul• ': llAS T%51halti ISIS 351.1 IhomsonqulsI*eet. Nesm let - $$5.ks tIP. S muds - Lot 100*174 pIus Lawn Service - ___ $21 Hwy. 1793 Sanford, Fla. 3277) INC. REAL1OR" *0111 SilT P*lIl *7 wee 'C ' MARY FruIt tress galore en 3 Isis. 3 Bore., DIn. Rot., Family Rot., partially fenced, 11x21 $35151 LAKE FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 321 0098 3233719 ___________________________ ROBSON MARINE Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., South of 25th St. (water & liner). Price reduced to 17.950 w-$1,91O cash. Hoffman In- + oY. '0 : , -, sacs heater. - Conventional, Cerlified Lawn & Landscape Room Additions - remodeling general home repairs - no lob too small. Call 3739163 anytime. 55-Boats & Accessories Hwy 136. $79,900. "tIN, Hv Paul, has truck will trasef. Wants to make Small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Piul Hunter. 339 6531. Curpentry Gigantic yard sale, Wed., Thurs. FrI. L Sanford Ave. 9-till Pictures, lamps, Victorian chair, misc. Nothing over 110. CS Bldg. zoned commercial. off air conditioners and wall fur. ______Call 322-aO3ianytirne TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerl Harriett's Beauty Nooc 519 . 151 St., 322-5712 - 54-Garage Silos 3633100, eve. 349-5431 701 I0. LAitamonteOr. Pronto Home Repair El, plumbing, carpentry, painting Beauty Cate player, tape deck I. radio comb., $50. 323-9465. paved frontage. 131.000. l0pct.dwn. By owner - ______ Malntei'ianc*' Licensed. 323 0039 ru GENEVA ALTAMONTE CItionlr Refrigeration A-C Repair Stereo-Cabinet style record 1.2 acres 330' on INFLATiON FIGHTER lavestmenp property. Frame tone. 4 Bdrm, 1 lath, 3 window me 41 I - W1$SmvlendenlonlcI$5 1$. - JmJIuf V ___ __ JOHNNY WM.kII + -- PNA.VA. P155*5W C 91 -- : uw I ' ___ tpthehepjef 1Li adsoy *4ISJIhIPPIhe FIai 1JP, I I: -. DrS ___ LI ' - ' -. • + RIM. SITATSISIC. - Mf.1l1.thI1 - - •• -- ' Ce*dleshii' • - ________ '' - . ' - - - - C9. assi*sh4i wJIS. - Parts, TV set 1970 model. Zenith 23" works good, $123. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11-92 So. of Sanford. 322 $721. REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322 7195 "'IN. -- * Iltemsw losFIcs $5 Jams - Machines. Used color CailBart plus shire rosms. OnsluIf acre for growth. Owns, motivated. -'THUD". Yew mel fWI bolter Used sewer S paved stresS. $4,300. SU$INISSPRONT Hwy IS disc ks 3 Sdrns, 2 SaIls 460$ (Dealer) - A Ian's Appliances 53-N. Radlo.Stereo Bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w.city water, HOME WITH PRICE DIOPPID WA - CØfI DORIS DIETRICH • - HIIALO Conch- PlAIN FoR NW$. TYPU. NSSTNMWOSTATIOSL SI . LItoW. c- + q -- - ___r • ' $gd ___ NINS .., . +++ + ,- + - -- + - IA DaSary 3 51, 5 bath hlsds horns. Central NSA. *w carpet, wis..sl porch. 1Usd yard, MuCh s. 0*1st - 363-7273 watlonal, 134915. JUST MAIE PAYMENTS '69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 834 Appliances' MOONEY APPLIANC,S - 323-007 J. MANN, REALTOR lath, near Oansva, Con. lfe go 5 tess lined slyest. NeSs ii.- Mint & HaWks. meld be ciowdet lit time @5Ist $15111. HIGH& DY - . IlWgarnstIsn; .051 to lIiIp Whit yew shop. • Suulv• 1.0110515 Auto MithIras. 3011. lIlt Pl.lnp ServIce. Geneva Rd. Zoned eqrl. Hones OK. Enc. value $32,500 FIRMI Farmhouse, 4 stall horse stable, and 2.17 acres, fenced, 3 ldvm, 1 TIRID OP COMPACTS? Yew coo $.T.*.I.T-C-N *1, In NtIs oIler I story, 4S1, IS ref.. plot dub hiaii. $339 'liege AUTOMOTIVIMACNINI$T Ii - .uIltI Chores, cl,1 - - hirbmk . PTliunIaSIw. $M he iso. ALl - .' II ng a horn ye venue or -- ' owsag qualifications of the personal whSW address is 'ww YOU ARE IIIIBY NOTlplIo *@5 iRilSAhelWfth,gag.inst "erase flSVI + • . wiieenhIftiRt KENMÔ%EWASH!R 7 4 are Near center of downtown Geneva. I acres otature orange grove. Exc. home site, paved Old COUNTRY LIVING - 1973 Duster Auto. S800 203 Hays Dr 323 5455 Sanford. 322-5721. i3O-dS33or3St-I1ll eves. Stanch Office 323-nfl ________________ ______________________ Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of REALTORS PARK New 3$ llamas. 4 pCI. lateness Se qualIf lid blyir. $34.IN to $1U15. Law aNA BUILOSI. 3315117. I SR. Si ceuda for r. w carpet. C NBA. *0, Frost Pres ______ TH FIRST PUBLICATION Qp ,W h I + . • vw seep,, 1999 UforIuuse. a plyslcfá so she could be with IheCISI $5 thiS Csuul, Yot(h bees teflN - +• p CBUL 71* rates are no longer merel> than wealth) $!IRprsSengativ. is rT': ladiy *ke. PlaWN, below ciitosn, obv1oual, they're qidte At the begliming of her practice, cc *,iuuior*ChN1 liubijs adiu1 while -I and 'aNresi C,, Kin David Jenø, ' probsblythelowest-by far -In all O(the tually, there was ionie qw'etin whether 'in,,. Mudey thei IIIWI%IIIUSI, dey. ièws cessw Americas. Dr Emery would Lw useful Pew woenim *Osd&vii*u, she ihetriitinglsmi Nh CNA Tawr, Mid the good doctor doesn't just give a were graduating from medical achooi in yeens,s a lo t 's the SINS. oh 'itsr titan $IPSSmSII7, is c' WIART, ,$Q pat and prescrjption for the fees. She sees those days, end popular prejudices bepuury *11W of Yacolin's kin' " ys, tad pstients e,w to dais. iumnint my • i mMyofthowwJ*i4$ou,r., - duitpe, ui ++ ' 11.115110 • she mar IirVO milk and cookies, and the ++ Pitsulhs. Fatefully, bow.icr, World WirU in esSoni bias.. ammaN • ito I. 15W; T LL15J F15IIOS specialty Is personal attention, Dr. Emery - -chinged the ittkudre cafli.$5 05151 WI Mine tsr - Tslsias - (IN) - of I f$i*1l. W1 thIlI t fool it i, will 'pond 45 minutes on ii adult -physical • Wh 11 pig 4 PONICLOSURI OP LiSts oN STATs. OP FlORIDA 7 •. 5esaminstlon, for liudance Qarge 13. PII)IICIMI VIII needed 1IM a lo l ad WIS in fl* Ciu 'ISPONW MN SuItv unsr Medicos? It's not needed here Health tugp)$ sons. the miUloy b lbs Blia j asr the shcIt NL ft's "h""' ol BAN JaN11 be - well kLUJS laisrance? Blue Cress officials say Dr. WUI*ftódI.fllJlof.'M .&.+ . Ilifia ølddeN"4 Lmery's fees are lower then the postage Dr Ectiry , aory to -da , I ns.did to prows thom. When she ages assigned toN,y lipulbe. the 'T* t- w iu -1 ,, to in :Ida 151. - 'eei*, ts. ,tiat.g i pstlents$lforofflce visitsand ssMsV' - THS FROM THE DATEó r • - TAY TAYLOR AdminIstrat1i haS been mailed us SISIMIYEN, JR., of - OTI$ + PIainflhf,ys. Used Refrigerators, all working INC. REALTORS 2565 mc. REALTOR. MLS 323.3774 Day or Nlit. + 52-Appliances FORREST GREENE ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west ef Speedway. Daytona Beach. wIl hold a public AUTO 'SUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30 It's the Only One fl Florida You set the reserved price Call 90a 25$ 8311 for further dCtpt --- - -- -- ---72 Ford Gr+iiii (or no PS• PU. AC E.0 rnninqcar 5725 323 f098 Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri cat, Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671 Lic., Bonded & sfl. Central HeatS Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at i SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 $41 & up. Free delivery, Sanford Area, whIch water front. $43,300. 322• 2420 Harsid I hilly: Sanllrd $ II, I I. all appl.,... ce,, peel, cli.. S. P,ary*in5. Asking 0*7* 111. NM ThIs can be yours for 139,0001 Sanford's Sales Leader rots, fenced yd *ith wall & In ground post, choice nilghbanhood. 013.900 cxc. turns in, residential lots of - FANTASTIC 1g. tam. 4 SRI I, FR, cent. air, w.w carpo, 1g. Air vage, 17-925*? Sanford 322-1721 Richmond Ave. Paved street. exc homesite for country living at Its best. Zoned agri., horses OK. $20000 FIRMI close Sanford-Lli. Sylvan REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST S SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. Il - IS-C mialuiws - ta Fl Im., 1g. LI, fenced yd I lots of potential. + acres 76 IT (amero. Maroon White Low rn All power Nice 54300 neg 312 1691 - 322-5950 price. Sanford Furniture Sal- J. MANN. REALTOR 361-7213 w-dlnlng area, library, perfect setilni Ion en. Mabue me let me avail. Li. trees. adaiti, quiet, watting dWaoda to aN II1SkIJ. las at Park Ave. iiabIIs Park. Cewstberr, besuillully shaded. Orion, pof ie, private. Adults NP$5ISIM* LLOI Super 3 SR. 2 B home In Sunland flUme $65111. *-to Uuisa tofe Clirt.tY9be. Prefi. EXECUTIVI HOME Immaculate I IL 2½ iatit, 2 fireplaces, GRACIOUS, OLD 2 Ste,'y, I BR, 1½ I, breakfast noeL FP, * * * * * * * -- much morel 8FF Warranted. Yours for $7,000. beautifully landscepsd, fenced be. yt, room for gordon $37,155. Water, LigMs & Gee. Cleen. I child accepted, No phil IN wh. 337. B home In + LARGILOT3ILISspIltpIan, - S Alt. Spgsl C NSA. Fl. R..DR, FP. wet bar, eq. eat In kit. much SPAN I$N STYLI -famIly horns 3 SI, We 5, 1g. closets. Pan. PR, slings cablosts In Dl. $31,115. I SR trailer all utilities. I 3$3-Iile ' isa + - . - lary + - Trustie ' • - 31r NinIics '" DIM-Ui IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOR litOf I be described. The claimant SIMINOSIE COUNTY. FLORIDA shaft delivar sufficient csplessi Hw case NO..79.**CA43. ClaImfOfhedtol,iableffi,CIark + . basis for the claim, the name and P.O. Bli 1330 addr.is of the credItor or his agent Sanford, FL32771 (SEAL) atantlal whit lest Fantastic 1g. 4 5*, 3½ scroonad porch & outside Wick psils. Lush landscapin 591.110. 31* home C NBA People whit gaol Onir W. A. H9ffmin, - 2144$. French Ave. 322-1131,3337)73,322-0119 - Pcelbkyt cISS.ISscIIISI 11329* Warranted. Just $340111 - 'Top Doller Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment19 relslb 16991, NOW $10. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17.92 So. 01 Sanford. 322-1721. LARGE TREES schools S shoppingl app 01k 323 1171 + BUY JUNK CARS From SlOb 550 Call 322 1624. 372 4460 Orano New Intersprg,,g BeddIng ½ tascedyd.,IILRI, FR,conv,fo w vinyl root 30? •\ijtø Runs good. needs some both .'.ork, $600 Liz - fl-Junk Cars Removed lew Butcher Slack & Chrome contemporary LI tbls. OrIg. 323-5510 3-LotAcreage La.Wat Good starter home w. ALL PLOI 0* REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR BR, 1½ bOth In Lake Mary psrtlalty turn. Call hetwoen 75 9 p.m. 333941 ItyAgail phone voIce. t• - t i9,9OO' (LS$$thai$4,ISIW$of) THIS NOTICE, to file with the cick ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL of the above court a written REPRESENTATiVE:. + statement of any claim or demand 5. kenneth W Mcintosh Of - JuSt for you3BR,25p,om, in San REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. 3 - ________ _ 51-H -VA&PHAFlnenclng - - I - 3?? 0113 ---- -----------Pontiac 72 Ventura. Yellow set. 665-56.40. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 31030r$andoDr. --- II -*0.000m 8 PM Owner + 3 Looks new, $3000 (all between a dr ining table, Duncan Phyfe, 1 leaves, 160: Frigidaire washer S dryer, good cond. 115 ca or $150 See our beautiful new SROADMORE, front & rear U's. morel Your dream come true at 132,5*1 SOW on 51, 1 S. as heat, field yd. 131.111. Realtor GMer. - - * * * * * * * SALES 11' lid.c.d .t Steady mlnum Pisdocts. '- - •. 3 • Hwy. 434. Lsnp.u.l. 16 vica@5 lots fronting on 3 avdstre - IU*IJ Ave. $lO.IN. Seacvtivs aNIratu' fur. niditsi Cda. P0.4. dds home, cOme TV. Evlrb*lmS fwrn*hW Inc dluhN S. linens. $111 wit., $155 ms + tax. 322.1901, 4 I s Carol Sue Torres.Vlhl.n Zoned esmmerclal Apis. for *in*á' Clilluns. Ours town, very clean I, resoty. lee y Blvd. at 1.4. !tal Units, Miatlwars As Personal Representative of the Estate Of SUSAN H. TORREI THE FIRST PUBLICATI" WlTNE$Smyl,afldandIof -- ••i, . - cumbering the following described All persons having claims or propertyslsuaselnSeminoiecoun$y, demands against the estate are Florida, to.wlt: required, WITHIN - THREE LOTS 1 and S BLOCK 13, 2nd MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF section SANTA LANTA ______ dido'ttIilzik period, "All I've got to have Is a ivw i lanaI representative's attorney are 1979. ,•, esrs. Gold p*y, ks crsilt imlun , P.Iox folks to tie the knot on the banks of historic I4C the right boy to do that, too. A few minutes 1C DIBNr In Poss.s7 County Courthouse Sanford lurisdictlori of 'the court. Cripple Creek. For more conservative ' a.ter Xl. later, we eschang.d th. vows In front of later than the 7th day of Sepsemeq, Florida. Thu personal repres.n ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND sometimes plays some of the old Cripple couples, Wright has access to a nearby the mans ca 1979. .j • tative of the estate is SAM JONES OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED i*iiirp'rcy Creek songs just for the fun of it. Wright church IfyoufaiItodoso,iud,m,nt may whou address is Sipes Avenue, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NO. 7St1761 No more. 1 SLIwn. apt., adults No pelt, 53$. - 1 BR propertytax form when tMsyoongcouge RESTED required, WITHIN THREE Publish Publish Aug. ?2 29, 197?'-' rea1etW IN THE ESTATE: approached me about getting worried," requlredtoflieyoursnsw,, YOU ARE HERBY NOTIFIED MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DEM-127 , '" thereof u I. ,UO eany,,1ect,ons the -' 'I" of KING DAVID JONES dec boy to do It. iitiff's atto' ey ui they may have that challenge the File Numbsrlt.3%-cp lend "Well, thoy amid they wanted the job and address Is: arttØn, Fluids, the CIrcuIt Court for Seminole validity of the decedent's will, the - ,rn. rh,- power 1 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 0 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 42-4biIe Homes Make a wish new 3 SR. 2 I Ex.c. home in Idyllwilde on ½ acre bell C H&A, OR, Pan. Fl Nm. w.stone PP. eat In kIt. & much Owns, motivated S BR, 1 I, car. pert, den w-ws bat, set In kl. 31-ApsrtmsiWs Furnished YA -_____________________ Boy's P4nts Sale $2 Pr. - 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan, $33,300. William Maliczowski Realtor, 332-7903. REALTY - REALTORS BR, 2 5, 2 car garage ww carpet, C NSA. foitcid bk yd. $53900. Immaculate 4 373W$ Mariners ViUlse. 8(}--Autos for Sale __________________________ -- - hotgun model 1100 Rem. 70 ga auto, 2 barrel $200; Hammond Auto Piper El. organ 4 yrs old, cxc Cond. $100; Zenith )9' color TV like new $300. 323-5500. 24 HOUR [H 322-9283 STENSTROM 52100 123 1-116 Long 5th Wheel Trvl TrIr w hitch, $3,000 322 56)3atter6p.m. Large-Brand New Portable Sign for Sate ItMIDa + 32) illS _________________________ C.00.1 Shape Ackflq '75-23' Tag A youlio9-0360 NOIii'S hALT? Spotless 3 BR, I - 72-Auction $600. 345-5433 almost 3 acres $10,150. SuidliwsodlIR p PND WOVEN WALL HANGINGS. Designed especially for 41-Houses Beowlifail home site. Osteen area Unlurnished 33*790) the 2710 Sanford Ave. 321-7977 Weekly 1 monthly rates. Inquire Oak $417513. p1, 1111 or hr-ct offer 79-Trucks-TraIlers + - '66 Cab over pu camper sleeps 4. Can be seen at Thistle Hill Dr., Osteen. Asking Si000r best offer 2522 South Park 44uiia REALTORS i - 75-Recreational Vehicles anford Electric Inc. underdog has players making $15O, a year?!" INS. ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED Top Prices Pad Used, any conditioned 64i 8)26 SERVING SANFORD FOR OVER SOYEARS c Sanford Gracious living, lees. + . C "How can we root for the underdog, when even __________________ I warranty. j WiSO. Terms OK. 3211141 after 6. Working college student needs Iwn. rm. or will share wiNs same. 332-7570. ,* * * * * * * ___________________ + ll weather is perfect for a ,Wckyard sale-un everythIng + twithawa.ft.d.Call3fl.36)1 +• $319953. + ++ .t NIOHTMAINTENANCI )(4 now avail. 3 BR, 2 Lake Msry.$aqw. Female Is share home with same. Alt prIvileges, $111 me., 1st Blast Inc. all utlI. Child Is Easy 1ermst cf., washers, dryers, ranges, air Conditioners. All carry 30 day , k44 "UN. - lew & Used Appliances - SPEC S A I in Lk Monroe Limit catche ' Come see Murph & t Sanford Bait & ac . . . '' p -______ Jt/ - I KELIOc.G'SAUCTION SALES S Sanford Ave across from Pinebree:e Egg F arm We Sell Estates __________________ -DOnt Despair Or Pull Your Hair -Use A Want Ad. 372-2611 or 331--- --- ----For Estate Commercial . Residential Auctions & Ap prisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373 Chain link fence. 5' high. 22$', gate, posts, rails inc 4 yr: .)ld. 5175. 323 9093 r 7'IO T'uk6CyI WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 11313E FirstS,. 322 5622 I c' f(/ Ikl"4 RESULTS. 37) - - -- OFTEN. VOULI. LIKE THE 21-$iti*fløni BL.\IR AC,E?(V - Auction Thurs 7 PM CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM Herald. P.O. lox 1467, Selerl, Mo?orcycle IflSurflCC - + mints to lox * c-s The Evening 78-Mttorcyc les - I.,' , Cash for your loti Will build in your let or our lof, through fInancIal statement. V Enterprise, Inc. Computer 1*9. desirable. Send MIdellnc,,R,afto, 6443O ReSume end Salary rohul,,- ___________________ KIT e for yswTh In Co. 9047753513 Twin beds & assortment of lamps. 2621 S Sanford Ave. 322 149) Open Tues. thru Sat 93Oto5:30+ - S's A Phone 323-7511, Sanford FIGHT INFLATION Avon. Increase your earnIng - - JOHN K PIDEN ASSOC. 107*. Commercial 68-Wanted to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 322 3721 _________ Good Used Furn Appliances. -PIumI,nu F u.tures flicig Material 377 5659 - __________ ______ Private Par,, wants to buy good quality turni'ure. Washer 8. Dryer $71 4911 - - Reg. Real Estate Broker AVON REASON WE'VE lIEN IN SINESS SO LONG IS CAUSE WE PUT PEOPLE WORK. HERE ARE SOME THE JOBS. CASHIERS motel bo* springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Attin 1213 S French. 3237310 - _____ ------ROCK Screened S Washed Cty Approved for Dralnfiepcj Central Contracting Inc. If you doni tell People, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, b) calling 332-261) or i3l-9,3. day, wit., paid holIdays, frInge - Beds, Dbt SR.? B block home. 32203)6 aft Enp. much. must have own tools. S * * * * * * * - -I 6 a m. depending on up. 3393162. County, Florida, August lh, 1919. circulation in Seminole County, THS FROM THE DATE OF THE tax by 41.M percent. Lii • PublIsh: Aug. IS, 22, 29, Sept. 5, Florlde, once a week for six (6) FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS A Public referendum on the ffi"'' ,,', ' 1919 consecutIve weeks commencing NOTICE. tofilewiththscleqkof the creasewillbeheldonSeptemberll, Albens, Vt.; Little Rock, Ark.; DEM .72 August S. IS??. DONE and OR above Court a written statement of 1919. 0 Tezarkana, Texas; AlbuquerDERED at Orlando, Florida this any claim or demand they may The place for voting will be t , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 12th day of July, 1979. ,. • M' ".'$', £ io, have. Each claim must be in wrIting Council Chambers, City HaIl, IS t' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JOHN A. REED, JR. and must indicate the basis for the Crystal Lake Avenue. The polls will Boise and Pocateflo, Idaho. CASE NO. 79-lW1-CA4).K UNITED STATES DISTRICT claim, the name and address of the be open from 7:00 AM, to 7:00 P.M. ATLANTIC BANK OF SEMINOLE, JUDGE creditor or his agent or attorney, Chairman of the Election Boar a National bankIng corporation, Publish: August I, 13, 22, 29, Sep. and the amount claimed. If the VirgInia M.rcer. Serving on the tember 5, 12, 197 clairnIsnotyetdu,,thedatewhl5 Election Board: Millie-Murray, a • Owner 13.000 den & assume mort No qualilying. LOvely 3 By benefits. $700 to $300 start 12-Special NOS by Gill Fox - tn Charleston and Keyser W Va classroom but 1w mid-afternoon he was h IflXitIUS I o •r' -'thr dn iVi iii U.U$$J .7 u' McQuatter s class at Southside Elementary __________________________________________________________________________ Shl II II•UUIUIUN••• SIDE GLANCES 44vies - East,TowiwIllpiSScuIhinkminoI, ORDEREDthattheabOv,noticeat name and address of the personal County, Florida. suit and order for unnamed. representative's attorney are set That the party interested In said defendants to appear and plead forth below. business enterprise is as follows: (Service by Publication) be All persons having claims or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:. +.. JORDEX CORPORATION published by the United States demands against the estate are The City of Lake Mary, Florida, Butmianycitlesthathad been i of losing trains under _, tue blIuuuuC.uIJ IMW1 Will, , "(I - • _____________ - ir.iii I :Ih 9)2FrenchAve -- ,,,P ;R' - thsceofasrecordedinplatook 10, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS page 29 of the Public Records of IN THE ESTATE: NAME STATUTE Seminole County, Florida, and you YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: are ordered and required to appear that the administration of the estate Notice Is hereby given that the and plead in said action, and file of SUSAN H. TORRES, deceased. Court at Orlando Florida and:o File Number 79.333 Ce, is pending n On Oct. 1, unless there are unforeseen changes, passenger trains will leave or the last time from Oklahoma CIt; Itoanoke, Va.; Butte, Mont.; • -. .. I"I' ijINIi , 'FII Vi t4I i4Il i'iCW or.1• Florida trains. •: . • + £ RATES .CASSIFIDEPT. 43Cc I HOURS 3c0n,.cutiV.tlmIs.....3Sc a I onthefoIIowlngdesca'ipi-operty: NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION Lot land the W iS f..t of LotS. Block TO ALL PERSONS HAV I NO - The New York-Kansas City "National Limited." 1!,r.r Trw 9993 3k ci 7 •?IfMS WASHINGTON (UPI) - The •AM $3M One new route is expected to fate of passenger train service be onened - a Los Angeles punsh: Aug. 15, fl, 25 Sept. S. 3 Lanes Minimum SATURDAY 4sefl _________________ in doxeni of cities s the ONden, Utah, train to service DEM 73 cowdry depends on todsy'. STATUS DI$TRCT. iotentlallyhlgh.volumeLas DEADLINES decisions by Amtrak. .• Vegas market The country s FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Lii I gamblIng capital pow has 110 CAll NO. 7$4iClv.I4iNI. N'" The Dau Before rUuu'.GtiOfl TheftonseandSenate,before train service TED STATES OF AMERICA, Plalntflf. vs KENNETH recessing for the summer, Sunday - Noon Friday approved almod Identical forAll other Amtrak trains, CHISOLM:ANNIEMAECHISOLM. -mules for discontinuing routes lnchkllngcommutertralnsand LEONDRA CIIISOLM, QUINCY In the nation's puger train shoa4dlstance conickr trains, GELCHRIST, NORRIS CHISOLM, _____________________ -________________ uGENE ISOLM. :ELORO system, but left the final apparently would survive. 9-Good Thngs to Eat ' -ctaId ca decision up to Amtrak. Peirs. de,Isees, grams,,, assignees, ___________________ - - ---. The Amtrak bill, which has credito., trus1es. or other Poultry, beet, pork, fish. Frb . claimants, by, through, under or The Amtrak board planned not yet been finally deItvery,nn.$20order.Sanfod nmyhomewkdays today to decide which trains sets up complicated criteria for -+ 3231173 • will be dropped, but experts in choosing trains to be cut, based having or claiming Will Baby Sit fattened on Fresh pork for Congress and the Transporta- on losses and ridership. In to have any right, title or InternS In ti My Home pens. A11i323.3413 tion Department have said addition, one train would be young pigs. 3fl.2397. * these six trains are the ones Preserved In each of the four FOR UNNAMED DIPINDANTS LookIng For a New Home? -. ____________________ regional quadrants uf the io most likely to go: Chick the Want Ads for houses APPEAR AND PLEAD + 11-lnitrt.ti,n AA @5 eVery ills ifld price. ________________________ SERVICE BY PUBLICATION) country for at least two years i ,.i e, TO: ALL unknown heirs, devisiss, ________________________ - The Chicago-Florida aflusoifleLrwflsWOwuCOflwiUe legatees, grantess, asslgn, • ,J AAAIE AN HEIRLflAAA running on the theory they will li.no, creditors, trustee, or CIPIS? "-" • iegai IIOTIC be needed eventually, claImants, by, through, under or CI'eatIV,EXpfI$sIOfls 33-I - ThechicagoSeattle "North against FRANKIE MAE CHISOLM. ,•,, _• ('lIMO UI...i." 'Ili Ofl ' ' ',' W' al.h Agape Montessorl C wy. ii 'he deceased; and all unknown parties IN THE CIRCUI, wv having or claiming to have any SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA school at Longwood Nazarene. nation's passenger train system - l'k .. right, titleor interest In the property PROBATE DIVISION $ .e Convenient from 17.92. 9 am. to is the first general cutback In hereinafter described. You are Filo Number fl433 CF 12. Limited afternoon care avèii. Lone Star. Amtrak service since the hereby notified that an action has D4V1S11I TATE OF Call 339-0731. InstItuted against you in the IN R . S __________________________ - The BodonLatlettsburg, system was sormed eIght years been ve Court by the United States at SUSAN H. TON RES, PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS Ky., "Hilitopper." ago In hope of saving the trains. America, to foreclose th5 mortgage - , r' Q'1 :322.2611 Section i&.i Floridi StaM.s:Sl Jean Coiner ___- '• i-i Oriondo - Winter Pan Semin&e County, Florida, under the ticfitlous nimbi wrasVandtM$IIn$end?o I FlED ADS + DvLAltamonteSpgi,,Sem Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1979-flA 7Ift lie. lii*,*.ij, hi VS Dial 322-26T1 or 83-9993 Lisvy's Man, Iii' l Aws, Soy 5 IoN, the flnssl In used -- .IP*Irs, 1*1g., stoves. NeSs. I .1 - _ -. - -. -- -.--- ----- . _-i- - _-r-- - - - - - - ' - _________________________________________ ,_,, 1 .• _. ".T'*c .-. '+A - 4-* • • .---------5--- -e ,j:".___ - L___._,_ - ..-*- - ' ' --•-t 5 -- - - r'." ------ ,' " " '•' - ----r.a- - - - .-- .-,--------- _--'-.--. --- S - -. ' - -. ---•-- - - -- -......... - - - - -- - - -- %V•. S. -_ + - - - - - - _-; r - • �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday Aug. 29, 1979 In Air Conditioned n Connally Plans Seminole County CampaigSto OURSELVES comfort _11filk, p_ _ ___ Evening Honed, Sanford, Fl. "It is an awkward way of for which his tather was in- his party. He changed parties. limited tenure as well for been the former secretary of for the Republican nomination wpathertron Central By DONNA ESTES the treasury and ex-secretary in Florida. "Reagan support selecting delegates," said dicted and later acquitted and Friends and supporters senators and congressmen. In Air Conditioning system Herald Staff Writer addition, he said, his father of the navy's youngest son, has been here for some time Connally, "but it's drawing a lot his father's change of political throughout the south Former Texas Gov. j0 Wall_____________ Fit UMBING and (Congressman Phil) Crane of Interest to the Republican affiliation from Democrat to Democratic party will make a believes the tenure of federal Connally, Republican Mark 27, and his wife, Anne. HF AT ING INC substantial contribution in the judge's should be reviewed The couple earlier cam- has been here too. Party in the state. The con- Republican will have little subs presidential candidate, and his Ph )22 6562 every 10 years, with a manelection," he said. "Either many Republicans vention will add emphasis to effect on the campaign. sanfordl family, campaigning in Florida paigned In Tampa, St. Peter• Ave retlrelTzflt age set. Unlike the Carter family, cistory for the past three weeks, will sburg, Leesburg and Mt. Dora. have not decided who their Florida." "We look at It as a plus. He The convention Itself, like the was found innocent. We are Mark and Anne said they have "We have been hitting the choice for the party's candidate end the current tour this week preferrential ready to pack up and go on to no intention of going to soft on who presidential ¶ MOM, RACK with an appearance and speech caucuses for the state con will be or they're at the local GOP's presidential vention In November," said the they are for," Connally said. primary next March, will not the next issue," he said. The Washington should Connally TO SCNOOI? In both Iftllsborough and commit any delegates to the change of party will also be a win the election. "He'll have younger Connally. rally and fun day Saturday. USE YOUR "Although we've been Pinellas counties, he said, the Republican National Con- plus, the younger Connally plenty to de there and we're The event is scheduled from 3 offers saying that in the sure he will have someone more of 1900. Insists, to 6 p.m. at Camp San Pedro n working in the area less than a choice of delegates to the vention in the summer TIME CREATIVELY "The state convention gives general election his father of all qualified to help him than us," southwest Seminole County off month, we came close to November convention In ART LESSONS Orlando was by election. The us the opportunity to meet a probable Republican can. Connally said. "We are a close Reagan Day a Evening (Ronald) Dyke Road. Cla.. ss Gathering support for the Hillsborough and ended in a delegates In Seminole county number of people In Florida didates will be able to pick up family, but not that close," In Now Forming candidate In Seminole County dead heat In Pinellas," said are to be selected Sept. 8 who will ultimately be sup- Democrat as well as GOP said Anne. Oils, Watrcolor, CALL& "There are 3,800 people in and the other ëountles of Connally, noting that Reagan is through a process of picking porters," said Connally. "It votes. SIGN liP TODAY Acrylics, Pastels "He changed parties because Floresvllle, Tex. where we live. comes before the Iowa con Central Florida this week has obviously the major contender out of a hat. Etc. in vention and the New Ramp- he thought the national It is a good atmosphere ' 10% DIscount on shire primaries and hopefully Democratic party left the which to raise our daughter, -.. Art S4pllN To Our Students we will get a good bunch of mainstream of what people Katie," said 1 public relations out of it." represented," Connally said. ART.TIOIS Connally said said his father's Mark, a banker, who "In 1972 he had to decide At The CAMPHOR TREE graduated from the University whether to stay in the major campaign theme Is the of Texas with a degree In Democratic Party and not need to take a hard line on InHwy 427.1 Block South of 434 Longwood finance, is a major supporter on support the man (Sen. George flation and his strong feeling 339.3192 that presidential terms should Hours 10-5:30 M overn) who was Its leader, the Connally team. be limited to six years, with He insisted the milk scandal change his principles or change ARTaTERIORS Cook Of The Week Former Di"ngwAwLi*n9 Who Turns Rascal Plans Ahead By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer Anne. ./ . t INSTEAD OF SHOPPING A LL OVER TOWN .ymr SHOP ALL OVER ECKEROPS IIt t nolgborhood . - ANACIN TABLETS Dependable pain relief. Bottle 01100. LIMIT I PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 6.5-ounce tube. Gets teeth their whitest. LIMIT I 139 I COAST SOAP 35-ounce deodorant bar. REQ. 29' LIMIT 4 PLANTERS POTATO CHIPS 9-ounce twin pack. REQ. $1.19 LIMIT I HAIR SPRAY ID-ounce aerosol. 3 types. LIMIT 1 79* 1P . Erma Killian adjusts Ranchburgers seasonings. Anne and Mark Connally campaigning throughout Florida 10 mm. Mix remaining ingredients and add to mixture. Cook 30.35 minutes. Erma Killian used to be a Nice for parties or unexDIng-a-Ung but now she is a pected company. Freezes well. Rascal and she is proud of it. Can also be used as hot dog Of course it might help by sauce. explaining the Dinga-Llngs are FROZEN PINEAPPLE a musical group in DeLand and SALAD Erma was one of the musicians. 2 small packages cream About three years ago, she cheese (beat until soft and the late Jerry Freese 1 cup mayonnaise thought Sanford should have its i cup crushed pineapple own band and they formed the (drained) Sanford Serenaders after 3tablespoons powdered sugar rounding up several area ½ pint whipping cream musicians. Whip and fold cream in with If that were not enough, she all ingredients. Put in flat tray also plays bass guitar and banjo like Ice cube trays and freeze. for a 4-piece dance band known Serve on lettuce leaf. as the Rhythm Rascals. PEPPER RELISH Every Wednesday afternoon 3 large green peppers I large onion Erma and the other Sanford Serenaders can be found 1 can tomatoes 1 teaspoon sugar playing dance tunes at the Civic Salt & pepper to taste Center while the senior citizens Saute peppers (cut in strips trip the light fantastic. Erma gets her talent from a or smaller) and onion in small musical family. "My father amount of cooking oil. Add played violin, one sister played remaining ingredients. Cook 20 the accordion, another sister minutes. Serve hot as a side the drums and me on banjo. We dish or relish with meat. DEVILED EGGS played a lot of Dixieland and music for square dances. The Use your favorite recipe but end came, however, when "my for a different tangy taste, add sister got married and broke up horseradish to filling. Or add finely chopped peanuts. the band." 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Stacey Smith checks out smue of the ('( IiIipmeIlt While kindergarten (eacher, CatherineWitelehel, background left, chats with mothers, IRONED OUT including Siacev's. - Variety is the word for the choral groups at Seminole Community College. Five choruses, each wan its own "personality" provide delightful musical experiences for participants, who range from students who just live sing to serious voice majors. Through their many perfonnances at the coUege and in th e schools and community, these choruses ett eir '-° audiences. . Chorale, wfllcfl w hi ch IlleetS on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 12:30 - 1:20 p.m., is open to all students. This group, which performs every type of music - from Broadway musical to Brahms, is under the direction of Dr. nun rermtu eet, Chamber Singers, directed by Robert Maguire, maintains a varied repertoire, emphasizing madrigal and chamber music. This group, which welcomes members with previous experience in choral groups, meets from 2:30 3:50 p.m. on Monday and which perfornis musle written for treble voices. Under the direction of Maguire, it pe-rforins '111 types of inusic from classical to modern popular selections. This course will meet on Thursday frotn 7 to 9-45 Pan. Community Cliorus, Meeting on Monday from inwiity. Thi.s course may be, taken for credit or noncredit. Portland, Maine, is a Seminole graduate Community College and holds degrees from Honda State University and Rollin s College. lie is choral director t Seminole I ught School. IFYOU MUST* SPp $39 Fra ROW- Helow Service Th. Carpet Shop a, of Sanford Ph. 321.0174 714 W. Pird W., Ssdsrd . .., or-1131.27t8 .- Indeperiftnt Laborallory Tests Prove III Lé-.. All Our Wihai Clean Better Selling Brand's Best Washer. J .......... \. 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Add onions after with chopped walnuts, if & Pedal authsddes are sick of meat Is browned through. Cook desired. ch Uwe cite little teesey-weesey q ...•. •, Beat together brown 1 . . f. . moderate oven (350 degrees F.) appointment-that Abby told BEEF STROGANOFF about 1 hour or until wooden you to call. 1½ to 2 Its. stewing beef In center conies pick commend you for I 1 can cream of mushroom out clean. Cool 10 minutes; telligently recognizing the soup Cool on wire remove from pan. seriousness of your problem1 can cream of chicken soup rack. Yield: one 9-cup Bundt and courageously seeking help 1 cup sour cream cake. Please write again and let me Put beef in casserole. Pour on VARIATION: Substitute 9x5know how you are. I care. both soups but don't stir in i nc h loaff p for 9-cup Bundt I DEAR ABBY: Some time ago meat. Cover and bake 3½.4hrs. pan, greasing bottom only. I was introduced to a man at 300 degrees. when ready t, Bake at 350 degrees F. about 1 whose first name is Bruce. It serve, add a little of the gr avy to sour cream in separate hour and 20 minutes or until was easy for me to remember bowl shifty bunch! to tTPVPfl Add wooden pick inserted in center I------my muss name, oecause mass If you would like to put a mixture to casserole and stir. comes out clean. Yield: one 9x5of too. gumshoe on this lady, many Serve with cooked noodles, rice inch loaf cake. Since meeting him I've run or mashed potatoes. us readers would be glad to chip BROWNED BUTTER ICING Into him several times, and 2 tablespoons butter in. e P.ANCHBURGERS ARTHUR RYEM each time he has forgotten my s Its, ground beef 1 cup confectioners sugar BLOOMINGTON, IND. name. I find this a little weird. 4 to 6 teaspoons milk 5 medium onions Chopped walnuts, If desired DEAR ARTHUR: Where If there is a hidden 2½ CUPS catsup psychological explanation for Heat butter In i quart tablespoons mustard BeerIy goes for two hours rellgious, but laxnachild lees Om 3% Inches high, 5 Inches hag air .07 at an lack erytime I t*by..it, or am thick will be reta'ied In en with a child from a year dart ol ) $ years old, I just can't Also isle: There will be U ce ol lfl3lelI. to the extra 7 cent charge . ' toW I have a problem. asrod 16 ealls etall inewberel can go ftrs$dassldtsn dot areNW* to elpbs(oreldosomithing thu$%.lachishigk,I1½iWb'$ yterritde.hainaln'odat Ut .POlatisW. If you need help In writing my parents sympathy, can't talk to of letters I congratulatloes or thank•you abed thIL DESPEATEIN UTAH letters, get Abby's booklet Yes "Hoto Write Letters for All Y are r.IIØ.ui, C.uld Yale Occuks"." Send $1 and a long, .3 to i,., elgyu abed stamped (2$ cents), self' addressed envelope to Abby: this? U Ui ' PuNt CSII Y 1"d atutsi health &*d in Lasky Dr., Beverly HIlls, Ila ssm yen ergeedy seed 0 C1. M12. ;. .. where is Beverly between 6 am. and 8 a.m.? Many of us will not be able to sleep until we know. Also, what kind of shape is she In when she arrives at her job? Still sleek and perfectly groomed? Or perhaps with a few spangles missing here and there? Office clerks who tart outlfor work two hours early every day are usually a petty as m -. . '• . \ t . 1 2 cup butter or margarine I teaspoon vanilla 3 eggs 2;4 cups all-purpose flour "i cup enriched corn meal IAR ABBY: I am In civel.pes dot jamuptheman di irat, need of your help. I processing machinery, so, .4 .. S SELF PROPELLED LAWN . '.. ..-.. -- SNAPPer SUINT 11100 flu . . sugar, fix meals that are quidCand can medium vanilla and at be made In large quantities that butter can be frozen and used later. speed on electric mixer about 3 She added her son also sends minutes or until light and fl uffy. her recipes from time to time Add eggs, one ata time, beating and that he Is also a good cook. well after each. Add combined "He Is a major in the Air flour, corn meal, baking Force," she said. "He's going to powder, cinnamon, salt and staff and command school In nutmeg alternately with sour Montana." She said he gets a lot cream, mixing well after each of his recipes from the cook- addition. Fold in apple and books pre pa red by the Air nuts. Spoon into well-greased 9cup tiunu pan; oae in Force wives. overlooked . - OW' $Ci$$Ons Mscoos j3llueDotquakly. 10 J guaranteed Bashes II ft II BALLPOINT PINS 1/1&gM Choice of Ink colors. os OW REQ. N' EACH INTIRNATIC . 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DEAR ABBY: About Beverly, the beautiful, meticulously groomed wife who arises at 3:45 every morning, spends two hours dressing and leaves at 6 a.m. for a 15-minute drive to her job which begins at 8 am. -' learn. These are the qualities you can't get out of a book or a classroom - but they mean more to us (and to the families we serve!) than any thin'i we've ever been taught. 20% OFF REGULAR PRICES 159 WELLA KOLESTRAL /7 1.75-ounce hair if Mr. LIMIT I Wheres 'Bev m From Every A . LAWN FURNITURE Choose Irorn our large selection of colorful web or vinyl strap chairs & chaise lounges. Also colorful combi loungers. I For example, he allegedly tested dozens of different chemicals on children in search of an injection that would change the color of eyes from brown to blue. Most of those children died agonizing deaths. Maybe we're successful as funeral directors because of the things we didn't learn from books. Such as thoughtfulness. And understanding. And compassion. 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Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1979 Connally Plans Seminole County Campaign Stop By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Former Texas Gov. John Connally, Republican presidential candidate, and his family, campaigning in Florida for the past three weeks, will end the current tour this week with an appearance and speech at the local GOP's presidential rally and fun day Saturday. The event is scheduled from 3 to 6 p.m. at Camp San Pedro in southwest Seminole County off Dyke Road. Gathering support for the candidate in Seminole County and the other counties of Central Florida this week has been the former secretary of the treasury and ex-secretary of the navy's youngest son, Mark 27, and his wife, Anne. The couple earlier campaigned in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Leesburg and Mt. Dora. "We have been hitting the caucuses for the state con vention In November," said the younger Connally. "Although we've been working in the area less than a month, we came close to in Reagan (Ronald) Hillsborough and ended in a dead heat in Pinellas," said Connally, noting that Reagan is obviously the major contender for the Republican nomination in Florida. "Reagan support has been here for some time and (Congressman Phil) Crane has been here too. "Either many Republicans have not decided who their choice for the party's candidate will be or they're soft on who they are for," Connally said. In both Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, he said, the choice of delegates to the November convention in Orlando was by election. The delegates in Seminole County are to be selected Sept. 8 through a process of picking names out of a hat. "It is an awkward way of selecting delegates," said Connally, "but it's drawing a lot of Interest to the Republican Party In the state. The convention will add emphasis to Florida." The convention itself, like the presidential preferrential primary next March, will not commit any delegates to the Republican National Convention in the summer of 1980. "The state convention gives us the opportunity to meet a number of people in Florida who will ultimately be supporters," said Connally. "It comes before the Iowa convention and the New Hampshire primaries and hopefully we will get a good bunch of public relations out of It." Mark, a banker, who graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in Is a major supporter on the Connally team. He insisted the milk scandal SAVE for which his lather was indicted and later acquitted and his father's change of political affiliation from Democrat to Republican will have little effect on the campaign. ,We look at it as a plus. He was found innocent. We are ready to pack up and go on to the next issue," he said. The change of party will also be a plus, the younger Connally insists, saying that in the general election his father of all probable Republican candidates will be able to pick up Democrat as well as GOP votes. "He changed parties because he thought the national Democratic party left the mainstream of what people represented," Connally said. "In 1972 he had to decide whether to stay in the Democratic Party and not support the man (Sen. George M oven) who was Its leader, change his principles or change OURSELVES Evening Herlad, Sanford, Fl. ilmited tenure as well for senators and congressmen. In Air Conditioning System addition, he said, his father __________ believes the tenure of federal HEATING judge's should be reviewed Ph 322 6562 every 10 years, with a manT1f4 datory retirement age set. his party. He changed parties. Friends and supporters throughout the south in the Democratic party will make a substantial contribution in the election," he said. Unlike the Carter family, Mark and Anne said they have no Intention of going to Washington should Connally win the election. "He'll have plenty to do there and we're sure he will have someone more qualified to help him than us," Connally said. "We are a close family, but not that close." said Anne. "There are 3,800 people in Floresvflle, Tex. where we live. It Is a good atmosphere in which to raise our daughter, Katie," said Anne. OffI,$ Former Ding A Ling Who 1urns Rascal Plans Ahead TIME CREATIVELY ART LESSONS Day I Evening Classes New FormIng CALL I SIGN UP TODAY fl Oils, Watercolor, Acrylics, Pastels Etc. - By TOM NEThEL Herald Staff Writer 10 mm. Mix remaining ingredients and add to mixture. Cook 30.35 minutes. Erma Killian used to be a Nice for parties or unexDing..a-Ung but now she Is a pected company. Freezes well. Rascal and she is proud of it. Can also be used as hot dog Of course it might help by sauce. explaining the Ding-a-Llngs are FROZEN PINEAPPLE a musical group in DeLand and SAlAD Erma was one of the musicians. 2 small packages cream About three years ago, she cheese (beat until soft) and the late Jerry Freese 1 cup mayonnaise thought Sanford should have its i cup crushed pineapple own band and they formed the (drained) Sanford Serenaders after 3 tablespoons powdered sugar rounding up several area ½ pint whipping cream musicians. Whip and fold cream in with If that were not enough, she all ingredients. Put in flat tray also plays bass guitar and banjo like Ice cube trays and freeze. for a 4-piece dance band known Serve on lettuce leaf. as the Rhythm Rascals. PEPPER RELISH Every Wednesday afternoon 3 large green peppers Erma and the other Sanford 1 large onion 10% Discoent on Art Ivpllas To Our Students ____ Connally said his father's major campaign theme is the need to take a hard Line on in. flation and his strong feeling that presidential terms should be limited to six years, with Cook Of The Week MOM, uci TO SCHOOL? USE YOUR ARTaTER10 At - AIT.TEIIOIS The ____ CAMPHOR TREE -ARn . - ecp mr 4y 427.1 Block South of 434 Longwood 1 1 33.31fl Hours 10-5: I . '. t . . . INSTEAD OF SHOPPING ALL OVER TOWN ...your little nelgborhood Md *1`9.11 SHOP ALL OVER ECKERD S 1 SA Wednesday, Aug. 29,1979-16 Serenaders can be found 1 can tomatoes playing dance tunes at the Civic 1 teaspoon sugar Center while the senior citizens Salt & pepper to taste trip the light fantastic. Saute peppers (cut in strips Erma gets her talent from a or smaller) and onion in small musical family. "My father amount of cooking oil. Add played violin, one sister played remaining ingredients. Cook 20 the accordion, another sister minutes. Serve hot as a side OPEN HOUSE the drums and me on banjo. We dish or relish with meat. played a lot of Dixieland and DEVILED EGGS music for square dances. The Use your favorite recipe but IRONED OUT end came, however, when "my for a different tangy taste, add sister got married and broke up horseradish to filling. Or add the band." finely chopped peanuts Erma and her husband, Jake, Delightfully different! first came to Sanford from APPLE-WAI.NUT HARVEST Canton, Ohio, to visit one of her CAKE sisters and then toured the '• Variety is the word for s:.. 1 1-3rd cups firmly packed state. When they decided to brown sugar the choral groups at move to Florida 10 years ago Seminole Community Erma Killian adjusts Ranchburgers seasonings. 12 cup butter or margarine they c o e Sanf ord College. I teaspoon vanilla because they liked It best, she 3 eggs said. Five choruses, each witit 2k4 cups all-purpose flour its own "personality" usic is very important to cup enriched corn meal provide delightful musical rm a and she and Jake often I tablespoon baking owder exper ie nces for par. have people over to their house 2 teaspoons cinnamon ticipants, who range at 3513 S. Park Ave. for jarn oon salt students who lust live to sessions where even the walls nutmeg % teaspoon sing to serious voice are decorated with musical 2-3rd cup dairy sour cream Instruments. majors. Through their r'% I I '11'I 1' cu s firml0 acked With groups dropping by shredded peeled apple U many performances at the F college and In the schools unexpectedly and with her cup finely chopped walnuts and community, these music taking her away from Bmwned Butter Icing choruses provide great home at odd hours, she likes to Beat together brown sugar enjoyment for their fix meals that are quic" can be made In large quantities that butter and vanilla sit mediQ; audlences. can be frozen and used later. speed on electric mixer about 3 Chorale, wtuai IIIVVL on She added her son also sends minutes or until light and fluffy. DEAR ABBY: About Monday, Wednesday, and her recipes from time to time Add eggs, one atatline, beating Beverly, the beautiful, 1:20 12:30 Friday from and that he is also a good cook. well after each. Add combined meticulously groomed wife who all to open is p.m., "He is a major in the Air flour, corn meal, baking arises at 3:45 every morning, group, which This students. Force," she said. "He's going to powder, cinnamon, salt and spends two hours dressing and performs every type of staff and command school in nutmeg alternately with sour leaves at 6 a.m. for a 15-minute from Broadway cream, mixing well after each music gets a lot he She said Montana." drive to her job which begins at apple and Brahms, is musical to addition. Fold In his recipes from the cookof B a.m. into well-greased 9under the direction of Dr. nuts. Spoon woks prepared by the V.... cnn in hou D All k..I, in n....4 13....1..,,I,..r £ flI ,,. cup uuiiul Force wives. apieceof key information. Just moderate oven (350 degrees F.) Abby told BEEF STROGANOFF Singers, Chamber where is Beverly between 6 appointment-that about 1 hour or until wooden Robert stewing beef 1½ to 2 Its. by you to call. directed a.m. and 8 a.m.? Many of us pick Inserted In center conies for in. hroom a you maintains can cream of m us commend 1 Maguire, wiUnot be able to sleep unt il we out clean. Cool 10 minutes; the cliirecognizing repertoire, varied soup telligently from pan. Cool on wire know. Also, what kind of shape pizumg madrigal and 1 can cream of chicken soup remove issheinwhenshearrivesather seriousness of your proble rack. Yield: one 9-cup Bundt cup sour cream and courageously seeking help 1 chamber music. This job? Still sleek and perfectly cake. me casserole. Pour on write again and let Put beef in group, which welcomes VARIATION: Substitute 9x5groomed? Or perhaps with a Pleasehow you are. I care. both soups but don't stir In know members with previous J few, spangles missing here inch loaf pan for 9-cup Bundt meat. Cover and bake 3½-4 in-s. in choral experience ago tart DEAR ABBY: Some time bottom only. there? Office clerks who pa ' greas at 300 degrees. when ready to 2:30 groups, ineets front man to a Bake at 350 degrees F. about I out-for work two hours early I was Introduced serve, add a little of the hot t and on Monday 3:50 p.m. whose first name is Bruce. 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I CAN'T 37 Pry 4 beholden IWas cognizant of 42 Essay ME.WHAT 9 Having 45 Piece of corn auricles iner 47 12 13 Agnes ____1I II I Q[41Mo5 / "BItETLE BAILEY ( by Mort Wa Iker - Y' HE'LL KNOW WIAT SWALLOW / HE LIKES IT 'lyE GUM TO OTTO! Celebr e n Ca i!1 i Be Tr ck WHAT \ KIN WAS I IT! BUBBLE GUM 1 ympic nee 1 ii N A F oa A i N i L AUD $ v c DEAR DR. LAMB When — C ,,, we sat down to dinner Dr. j To Americans, Sep. tember may seem a little late to celebrate ;: Lam . independence Day, but to our neighbors south of the border, Sept. 15 cornmemorates Mexican : : : - 4:4 I . :.. . T1 w s) ,., , - - by Art Sansom T . :. - _________________ ______________ o -- - MVMIR*A HUCA H3PLE 149 O - - - - a n RAW 10 AIM T96 im OVIR TO aM HAMU MOM. IT. HM W, 01i "T2 ___________________ 49 50 ARCHIE by Bob Montana NO - HE FOUND AN EVEN afnfR 13USINESS UG, IS'iQ',R UICLE SELLING ALUMINUM SIDING V ym. IL'tA HE GOES TO HOMES IN COMMUNITIES NEAR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ... I - I 'AND SELLS THEM 1140SIDING ____ 0 $ 0 1 ( 51 152 153 ' - AH,imERES NOTHIMG LIKE GCOD MOD UJFiF_U 041)7HI15 15 KMIW LIKE tp roo • ' ____ 2 CS) - .. ___ ______ .... .. 9.11 i _____________- VF`Iw L PRISCILLAS POP 5Qfl5 by Al Vermeer WHERE PIP YOU HEAR 0 THAT WARMING AU h i THE WILLER BEES? nijp I IS ALWAYS ASK HIM SERIOUS! FINCV7 FOR 0 14 - 4 co 0 V , 1 qlCa" . 'g BUGS BUNNY HMM by Stoffol Helmdahl 6noIF HKMIMM I N M Y A F1XP. RITE 504F ANP NOW, "611,pee WILL PR. HEMATOMA CLIM4 FW ' )GCITIN EPIcor, 7 N / WIN AT BRIDGE VIRGO(Aug. 23.Sept. fl) Emotional disturbances could P1SC occur today because you are In Failing to (Feb. 20-March 20) get along with others conThct with what You want today could be due to your life and how to achieve It. Get tendency to emotionalize facts your priorities in order. Find rather than seeing thing for more what they are Be logical you in the year following your . ARIES (March 2119) birthday by sending for your COPY of Astro-Graph Letter. Unfortunately, the last thing Mail$1 for each to Astro-Graph, Youll want to do today is to get Box 469 RadIo city station to work yet that Is where the New York N.Y.10019. Be sure to demand Will be. U's a fad of life, so grin and beer it. specify UM date. TAURUS (Amil 30-May 20) LIM(Sept. ZWd.23) You am a little too touchy for your L00sliness cmes from building own good today and,could allow a &Tendency on Others to do harmless to tam on things With UL You could exUnintende" dumw eenings. Don't PerISM this today unless you overreact Llefore you analyze. ii'an solo activities. GEMINI ay 21-June 20) U (Ott $4-Nov. ) a loved one disappobta you Make certain the people you today, recall that he or she Is Read your day with and the only husnan. bs&W of pointing activities you shwe are worth finger, UT to perfect your ON expenses or youT have the abl* 10 forgive. 32) regrets. CANCER (June 21-July scoiwlo settl i ng for four clubs. two hearts and the spade an diamond aces. If he is worth his salt, he - NORTH • 1073 V 16 4 AJ loge WEST • K 94 2 9 J 9 5 # Q 7 3 *sr • QJI 9 Q 107 2 K 54 SOUTH 0 A65 $62 4 A Q 110 9 Vulmrable: Neither DeWer: South Wed Nw* EM Pus i. Paas 3 NT Pus Pass Pass (m Opening lead: 42 - 1 1 can (1 lIb.) tomatoes, drained, chopped I medilim onion, chopped fine U1blSPC)Ofl chill powder 4 cups hot beef broth % lb. grated sharp Cheddar cheese Heat ad in large heavy saucepan. Blend in flour. Add tomatoes, onion and chill powder; blend well. Slowly adil hot broth; bring to boil. Reduce hut and chow and stiruntil%fie6w melts. Serve Immediately. RED 8NAPPER MWCAM (6 Semnli) - ,' will try to ake his contract 2 lbs. red snappei Mlds by going after diamonds. He I tw P ;fl n lime juice leads a diamond at trick two unless P° West makes home 1 small, onion, diced thin swond-hand hIgh?lay of the ' d garlic,sliced diamond queen. I Wat falls I jar 0 01.) Picantle Sauce to do that, South plays I can (I oz.) tomato sauce dummy's eight. If East takes % bay leaf his king. South will repeat the % teaspoon oregano diamond finesse and score four diamond tricks. This plus A successful club finesse will olives, cut in half be all he needs. I wiespoon capers If East ducks, South &ban. 2 tablespoons Jalspeno dons dismouls, after strips on em clubs and scores =clubs, V4 teaspoon salt two two hearts AM aspade. 1½ teaspoons olive oil ' Now see what ha West sticks in that Prick surface of flUsh on ueen. South can take 3ummY's Acis, to after clulm with fork and arffie in l3xtd4n6 baking pan; sprinkle with lime juice. AM be down one. or be can let West that trick witk the —.1 intention of p _ Wrilmids, low to 21) ery once in a while people to get along with today. and AW Sestag withoutith4rg It, YOU down since be will never score won't to Into the place your desires above the mirror to Usit you could be of We flISfits a'mod trick the bildidlia. to the problen. Sofflice to say anyone dn's rights. This could (NIWAPER ENTRaPRU AM.) that south Im bid threj LEO (July MAug. n) notrum be one of those days. Watch out. UaW West has (For a COPY Of JACOBY WAnting 111100 ftW and being opened &we Wt of qw&L MODERN, send $I to: "Winat CAMCORN (Dec. &Jan. able to afford them we two South dwb two spides, arlage,-Care of this now 19) A lack of mderstanding or OtWy VFW% wits the OW and can settle PerA 0 BOX 40, Radio r ity down for ow by Ow ft& Station, Niew y ., * not having Ali thill f0ft Could your bank balance before eXPO"t Of PlAYiA9 clak and tooiq.) Cam you PrOWMIll WdAy. The purdwIP4. 1 mur . ( by Howie Schneider Mexican liberation movement. Now, every Sept. 15, the Mexican president declares freedom from the balcony of the National Palace as the people in the pteza below join in celebration. Americans can enjoy the celebration by experiencing the special contributions to society by Mexican-Americam, one of whithis good food. Ta tamales and tortillas have become popular favorites throughout the U.S. But thae's more to Mexican cuislm than that, and to mark Mexican Indepen. dence, home economists have created a feast of delicious and less known Meidean dishes. Mexican SOUP (8 Servings) 2 tablespoons 000ng oil 1 tabLespoon flour . obviou Independence from Spain, After defeating the Spanish ruling minority in 1810, freedom was declared from a church pulpit by Fat her Miguel Hadalgo, Bread, and Red Snapper Mezicana are easy to make In your own kitchen. .. ____ le, ION : - HOROSCOPE ci 'I corticosWods all of which are ean send 75 cents in check or used in allergic-typis macal c0in with a long, stampedI, self. 54 55 addressed envelope for 7be problems. Health Letter number $4, Hay You really should make an 57 additional effort to find out Fever (Allergic Rhinitis). Send what triggers these attacks your request to me, in core of I4EWSPAPIA ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 newspaper , P.O. Box 1551, You've only had two so far, so on, ow that might be a bit fflcuit 9 NY 101119. A common cause is a food allergy and the best preventive measure is to avoid eiposure to WAOTER such allergens. 11 you happen to 111 M BYBERNICEBF.DEOSOL that a AWN*! '1 in typeU=t0fo of r examp o sly For Thursdays August 23, 1979 ouldn't eat them. The allergic reaction may be YOURBIRTHDAy one you'd hurt would be to a drug such as penicillin. Aug. 31,1979 yourself. This sometimes gets W* Although it may not be evident because there may be tram of AQUARIUS (Jan. 2111, Feb. 19) to you, Lady Luck will be penicillin in the milk that your behalf this Just because you may want AR *PASW something from another coming year. Have faith and doesn't mean hei or a1he is aw Produce. Don't place t a you, beed it. pereon in an uncomfortable position. ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mexico s Viva I $ - .THE BORN LOSER I ate Inaepenaence ..• Plan Sprinkle with remaining A minutes, stining often. or until most of liquid has evaporated. Transfer to serving platter and keep 1teaspolive bake, uncovered, in Preheated35dee oven for 15 minutes. im fillets and return to oven. Bake, basting often with pan Juices, 15 minutes more or odil fish is tender and f!ak easily. Serve with lt ked ri or Chili Corn Bread. Spread half of rice mixture in 1 quad baking or 3we 11" "M casserole dish. Sprinkle half the grated cheddar cheese on top; add a layer of green chiles, and top with remaining Ch eddar. warm. Heat additional 1 cup oU and f ry thstadocnbo, stirring until they begin, to Spread reinaining rice on top; dot surface with butter and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Bake in preheated 350-degree oven for 30 minutes. brown. Sprinkle over chicken. BAKED RICE WITH CHILES AND CHEESE (6tolServings) ____ (6 ServIngs) I Pkg-(8&2 oz.) corn muffin mix a cup melted butter I can (1111% oz.) crearn-style corn 1 can (4 oL) ced green chiles, drained according to package directions, colled 2 cups sour cream Salt to tide ~2 lb. grated sharp cheese 2 CaRS (4 oz.) diced en chiles 3 tablespoons butter, diced cup (approx.) grated Parmesan cheese Combine rice and sour mixing cup grated sharp Cheddar cheese i tablespoon butter Prepare muffin mix according to package directions; ft in llnelted butter, corn, chiles and V4 cup grated cheese. Use 96111a pie butter to grease Mining plate; pour in better. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake in preheated 400-degree oven for 25 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center of bread comes out clean. Serve hot. - .1100 mwvr - sam, bay led, oregano, I O&IM cepo m Jdapsm and ask; cook and Or ow Medium hat wtd som mixture is slightly redilmed,atiout 10 Minvus. PowswMomfistiffilelL - W. . I IICP(&JG51 — 1 4-lb chicken 1 onion, halved 1 clove garlic 2 teaspoons salt 5 peppercorns 3 medium carrots, diced 3 medium peeled, diced • -.i-__ I Tv1r .. . - - -- lie . .. - - - Snapperc . d eli cio s -.u . - -- - I L X I - I _3 - : ______________ 3 tablespoons cooking oil % small onion, mincW I jar (S ) all-purpose Me3dcan Sauce 2 cups chicken stock ~4 cup golden raidu 2 tablespoons slivered 6 moinds whole jalapenos en escabechie .34 lb. cfiifto,(11Wcan : tr,so sus e) or hot and awset Italian sausage, peeled, Crianbiod and tried 14 cup cooking oil 12 (1 box) todado shells pulverized in bleinder or food procesor - -....... p chjdien, 34 onIon, anile salt and peppavarns in lwge Dutch oven; cover with cold water. Bring to a boll; reduce but and simmer, covered 20 minutes. skimmin off ftdb occesionallyr. Add carrots; cook 15 mindes, mom Rehm chicken aW cut into serving An owe$, keep warm. Measure CUPs dock. keeping remainder for another as. Hod 3 tablespoons oil in larp ddW; add mLmW onion mW =k OW soL Adockand aPurpm • Nowth 26th colle Publix is introducing Volume 1 half about 10 minutes. Add reserved vegetables, raisins, Almonds, jalapecos MW tried chofto to *Wsk mWq wall. Add Wcho of Funk and Wagnalls New pleices,twftto c* wo iD ee flOU - 2 &3 1 CL If' ANO I)AA 1 1, fl` t 4Ar.i), I P;i, I V01WAC I S) AVAll,'01H 11111K Aug 30 54-1 A incredibly low price of 94 with a purchase of $5 or more. Then each week Publix offers Volumes 2 through 27for iust %=Fu*&A wapas seem Cook do* for 11 December entire set. 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' AU"r9 rr' VMV •..' .. chiles, drained 6 tomatoes, cut into wedges 3-4 cup minced fresh parsley Combine oil. vinegar, sugar, gar lic, green taco sauce. oregano, celery seed, salt and pepper; stir well or blend in blender. Pour over combined chopped green onions, cuctunber and tomatoes (reserve tomato wedges and greeen chilies; stir well. Refrigerate, covered, 6 hours or more. At least 2 hours before serving, stir tomato wedges into marinade mixture, cover and refrigerate. MARINATED TOMATO SALAD (6 to 8Servings) I k2 cups salad oil in olive oil) I cup white wine vinegar 4 cup SU I clove garlic, min ced 1 bottle 7 ox.) green thco sauce 2 teaspoon oregano teaspon celery seed a teaspoon salt - % . black pepper 6 green onions, including tops, finely chopped ' cup diced cucumber 4 small tomatoes, seeded and finely chopped 1 can i4 ox.) diced green getabhesasoft. ,!St4n !dJ!nRoml! IF V19 SOW A by Bob Thiavis - Fiesta SPIDER- MAN FRANK AND ERNEST -- Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1919-38 y crime HE DOESN'T TO DO IT! avaeaaa rprim - ____ áJEV 1 PON'T II night, y face w no. Within 1Om1nuteadg of to DOWN 12 Fixed star 38 Depression mit, my ea face up m t 14 Barrister tills the area Jod in 1;i ItS my ear I Sharper month 38 Manly 2 down to about 2 Inches below 17 Eighth for son Loire 39 Wore (abbr.) the Jawbone on my neck. 22 Firebug's 3 Poetic 23 Evil giant 40 Cincinnati ball TI& happened once beft reost:o 24 Part of the 25 Loggi club (abbr.) and I utd to the doctor about 4 Undersized hand 28 Accounting 5 Relatives 43 Christmas it. He said not to worry about someone th drinking. i laziI agency (abbr ) 6 Comedian that this rienction , "! 49 Mountain near that I would ret*wnto 27 Lubricant. 30 Sparks normal, to do with any medclnes that I would Mm ancient Troy short avowal of a lop to bow more you we using regularly or you debt about this condition 8 r:can 29 Forgot 50 Limb would cedalniy hive had more 31 Lip 33 10 Let fall anytiftcanbedomto --c-u n't 32 Law degree 11 Go on a Dimaggio 1m, 1t PP' in the M. 1 (abbr.) 34 Is in store for 53 Author of cruise (2 Usually these attacks a not a 72-year-old man and In good Ol "The Raven.' 35 Mice shape othe!se. DEAR READER Your possibly serious complications. 4 description sounds like what we me nrut is that the swelling you 5 6 7 8 call anoedema. U used to he noted in our face may &W involve an at and cause 10 calledanoneUcedema edema t, the changes in t may ca difficulty in that It hlJThat breat i i . has nothh to do with nesis 15 18 17 18 or being neurotic. 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Ligs Pepsi : $1°° 5 3202 290 SAVE 4s, Kraft's Thousand Island, Creamy Italian, Catalina French or Italian Pi . and refrigerate for a few hours, When it's time to eat, serve the Ingredients on a bed of shredded iceberg lettuce. As the name implies, it's a dish that's worthy of the gods. Mediterranean magic continues with a turn toward Italy. Antipasto Napoli can be a course in a meal or a light meal itself. Marinate strips of summer sausage with tomatoes, mushrooms, artichoke hearts and zucchini in Italian dressing. The dressing perks up the produce with Neapolitan SAVE 4s, Van Camp's SlIc Bacon if Take a vacauon irom your typical salad fare with three Imported recipe ideas. With so many fresh fruits and vegetables in bountiful supply, there's no time like the present to travel your tastes sampling salads the world over, Begin your meal In Grecian style with a marinated Mount Olympus Salad. This recipe features fete cheese and anchovies along with ripe olives, green pepper strips, cucumbers and onions. Blend the vegetables with Golden caesar dressing BOUNTWULPORX AND 2red pepp s, cut into ~-inch VEGETABLE MEDLEY stripe I can (5 1-3rd ounces) 2 pounds boneless pork Combine flour, salt and salutes autumn with splashes of evaporated milk shoulder, cut into 1¼ to 1%.Inch pepper; dredge pork cubes and brilliant color. All America 1½ cups water cubes reserve excess flour. Brown &lebratcs, too, for that spec1 cup enriched corn meal 1 pound smoked pork link pork cubes in lard or drippings tacular display announces that 2 to 3 tablespoons lard or sausage, cut into 2-inch in Dutch oven; stir in onion and the-harvest season is here. In drippings diagonal pieces cock slowly 2 minutes. Pour off our country, as in Europe, this Syrup, If desired ¼ CUj) flour . drippings. Combine reserved occasion long has been Brown sausage In large 2 teaspoons salt flour and paprika; sprinkle heralded with special feasts frying-pan, separating into ¼ teaspoon pepper over meat and onion and toss and festivals giving thanks for pieces. Pour off drippings. 2 tablespoons lard or drip- lightly to combine. Add water, the bounty of foods produced Sprinkle salt and pepper over pings cover tightly and cook slowly 1 froclilbe land. 1 large onion, sliced meat. Combine milk and water; hour. Stir in carrots and green 'Potkfest, inspired by the add tosausage. Heat mixture to 1 tablespoon paprika beans and continue cooking, Clerman "Oktoberfest," is a boiling; slowly stir in corn meal ¼ cop water covered, 30 minutes. Stir in poiular American table and cook 5 minutes, stirring 4 to 5 medium carrots, cut tomato sauce and red peppers; elebration that pairs pork with constantly. Place corn meal into 14nch diagonal slices place utsage on top of meat native food favorites. It mixture in a greased 8-inch 1 pound fresh green beans, and vegetables and continue provides an excellent op- round cake pan; cover and chill broken Into 24nch pieces cooking, covered, 15 minutes or porttanity 'to enjoy seasonal until firm. (overnight, if l can (S ounces) tomato uuce until dene. 6 to aervins. foods at attractive prices while desired). Unmold and cut into 6 paying tribute to our culinary or 12 wedges. Brown wedges on heritage with a feast that will both sides in lard or drippings. be remembered long after the Serve hot with syrup, If desired. list leaf has fallen. F1490 6 servings. am& After months of spiraling food Rath's Black Hawk (Regular or Thick) prices, the current excellent ....... 14b. plog Fi ...... pbs. supply and attractive prices of SPICED CRAB APPLE Fresh Pork all pork cuts are indeed reasons SAUCEANDOARNISH I S1 to celebrate. What a pleasure it 2 tabl espoons cornstarch $14 is to ease budget tension with 1 teaspoon sugar I Swift's Premium Boneless fresh loin roasts, chops, steaks ½ teaspoon ground cardamon . ....... $8" and ribs as well as smoked ½ teaspoon salt S wif t's Premium S a usage hMns and shoulder rolls! I jar (16 ounces) spiced crab p.s. 'An -appropriate partner for apples „. $10. Brown pork in a salute to fine foods of 1 cup orange juice Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna or America is corn meal. This ..... 1 tablespoon lemon juice $als ............. 1•••• $5. .1” native food Is recognized as one I teaspoon grated orange j Now Zealand Frozen of the major contributions to rind, If desired PS, silo America's culinary art. While Lamb ¼ cup golden raisins, .................. m savoring corn meal's old- plumped Tarnow (Hot,MadlumorMild) fashioned goodness and fullCombine cornstarch, sugar, $14 bodied taste, modern con- cardamon and salt in saucepan. Wilshire Forms somers also appreciate its Drain crab apples; stir syrup P., convenience and economy, into cornstarch mixture. Add . $1" orange Juice, lemon juice and CORN BREAD Lykes orange rind (If desired); cook, 1 cup enriched corn meal Grill Pranks...... ........ ,. stirring constantly until 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon baking powder thickened. Reduce heat and cook slowly 2 to 3 minutes. ½ teaspoon salt Remove from heat and stir in icup milk raisins. Garnish platter with 1 gg . Our Dept. crab apples and serve sauce 1~4 cup cooking oil Seafood TriaL Combine corn meal, flour, with pork. Yield: 2 cups. DOUBLECORN'N Fillet ........... .5'. baking powder and salt. Stir in BACON DRESSING nilik, egg and oil. Pour into I pan corn bread, cooled and geased 8-Inch square baking Pen; bake In hot oven (425 crumbled degrees F.) 20 to 25 minutes. 6 cups sell ½-Inch bread Veld: one 8-Inch square corn cubes I can (16 ounces) whole bread. br kernel corn, drained COUNTRY CHEESE 'N 2 teaspoons sage Clii VESI'OON BREAD 1 teaspoon crushed thyme 3 cups milk leaves 1 cup enriched corn meal ½ teaspoon salt 1, teaspoon salt 1 ¼ teaspoon pepper cup (4 ounces) shredded Osew Mayor (Beef,Regular 1 bouillon cube SwIsh cheese Wieners ...................... ,. $1" l½ cups bolllngwater 3 eggs, separated 6 slices bacon, cut in %-lncb 2 tablespoons chopped chives Oscar Mayor l.*. sles pieces .J ' tiaspoon baking powder ..................... e. 2 cups sliced celery Dash of pepper Oscar Mayor (Regular or Thick) I Cup sliced green onlons Coffibine milk, corn meal and 1. 3 eggs, beaten s, sttin heavy 3-quartsaucepan; ¼ Cç butter or margarine, Oscar Mayor (Regular orseen bring to a boil over mediumhiijB heat, stirring occasionally, melted Combine corn bread, bread Iteduce heat; cook over a medium heat, stirring con- cubes, corn, sage, thyme, salt ,. $10. sjntl', about l minute cruMil and pepper ln large bowl; mix Oscar Mayer (Regular or Beef) tni&ened. Remove from heat; well. Dissolve bouillon In uddcheese, mixing until well boiling water. Cook bacon In $ btentled. Stir in egg yolks, large frYIng.pan Oscar Mayer (Beef, Regular or Square) chlvê, baking powder and remove to absorbent paper. ................ ,. $10. kciliaysndolilonlnbscin pPCr. Beat egg whites until Oscar Mayer (Regular or Beef) Smolde in t o corn drippIngs 2 to $ minutia. Add soft peaks form; fold L meal mixture. Pour into lightly vegetables and W01110 to corn . Sh e oIed 1½-quart casserole; bake bread mixture; toes liØly. In mderate oven (50 degrees Add eggs, better and bacon; r)1'hour. Serve immediately. ton llgl*Iytocosrblne. Place In 2-quart casrcle, cover tightly 6 ervIngs. SAVORY SAUSAGE and bake In slow oven (31 ___ Tasty Honey or degrss F.) 1 hour. Yield: 2¼ SCRAPPLE Plow Loaf ' 5' 1 pound fresh pork sansege quarts k'1d. Boi Delicious Thuringer or bronzes and rusts are everywhere as Mother Nature Wednesday, Aug. 29,1979-50 ••••••s_••••••••••...........a Ia EXTRA Royal Oak charcoal Srlquets *bag —- • EXTRA - GrsenSta ISI ]TF I Sum 6144o" Sweet 'N LOW Sweetener 057 TNSIIIOC*TIl$ONIYI ___ . Ix 7.sipwswst.ssps.s. *P zest. Just toss with assorted greens and top with grated parmeasan cheese. For dessert or an afternoon refresher, cross the Atlantic for a Caribbean treat. Santo Domingo Fruit Salad takes tropical fruits on a real culinary adventure with an enterprising dressing idea. Combine a good salad dressing with lime Juice and rind, rum flavoring and whipped cream. Spoon the chilled mixture on to fruit chunks of pineapple, banana, papaya and honeydew and toasted macadamia nuts. Like a picture postcard, these attractive salads help you enjoy the flavors of the world from your own dining room table. PANHANDLE POTATO SALAD 1 qt. cooked potato slices 2 cups cooked beef strips 1 cup mushroom slices 1 cup red onion rings ¼ cup chopped parsley ¼ cup salad dressing ½ cup dairy sour cream It teaspoon garlic salt ka teaspoon pepper Combine potatoes, beef, mushrooms, onion and parsley. Add salad dressing blended with sour cream and seasonings; toss lightly. Chill. Add additional salad dressing and garnish with onion rings and parsley, if desired. 4 to 6 servings. ENSALADA GAZPACHO 1 cup chopped tomato ½ cup chopped cucumber 44 cup chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons sliced green onion ½ cup Catalina French dressing I teaspoon thins Juice ½ teaspoon oregano ¼ teaspoon cracked black pepper 2 avocados, peeled, halved 14. shredded lettuce Combine tomato, cucumber, green pepper, green onion, dressing, lime juice and seasonings; mix lightly. Fill avocado halves with vegetable mixture. Serve on shredded lettuce. 4 servings. PEACH SOUFFLE' SALAD 2 3-oz. pkgs. orange flavored gelatin 2 cops boiling water 1 cup cold water 1 cup gingerale Two-thirds cup real mayonnaise 2 egg whites 2 cups finely chopped peaches Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add cold water and glngerale. Gradually add gelatin to mayonnaise; mixing until blended. Chill until partially set. Wrap a 2-inch collar of aluminum foil around top of six sherbet dishes. Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Fold peaches and egg whites Into gelatin mixture. Pour gelatin - mixture into dishes; chill until form. Remove collar. Garnish with peach slices and mint, if desired. 6 servings. PEERLF PINK MOW I 10 os. pkg. from raspberries, thawed 1 3.oz. pkg. raspberry flavored gelatin 1 cop boiling water 1 3es. pkg. rpberry flavored gelatin 1 C boW, water ¼copaiaddr.usjng 1 cup heavy cream, wppid Drain raspberries, reesiving liqult Dissolve gelatin In billing water; add reserved lid and enough cold water to measure % cop, (U usd11 fOld In fruit. Pour Into lightly slId 2. quart mold; chill until absent se Dissolve gelatin In Wing. water. Cool. Graduliy add Is selad dressingI miaiq_ uw t±1 Fold Is ehtpged cream; pour over molded layer. Chill until firm. Unmold; garnish as desired. 8 to 10 servings. KIDNEY BEAN COLESLAW 4 cups shredded cabbage 1 16-oz. can kidney beans. drained One-third cup sweet pickle relish One-third cup green onion slices Real mayonnaise Green pepper rings Combine cabbage, kidney beans, relish, onion and enough mayonnaise to moisten; toss lightly. Garnish with green pepper rings 8 to 10 servings. SUNSHINE CHICKEN SALAD ½ lb. process cheese spread, cubed 2 cups chopped cooked chicken 1 8¼oz. can pineapple chunks, drained 1 cup celery slices 1 cup grape halves Real mayonnaise Lettuce Combine process cheese spread, chicken, pineapple. celery, grapes and enough mayonnaise to moisten; mix lightly. Serve on lettuce-covered plates. 6 servings. ANTIPASTO NA POLl 2 cups tomato wedges 2 cups mushroom slices 8.ozs. summer sausage, cut into strips 1 81 2-oZ. can artichoke hearts, drained, quartered 1 cup zucchini slices 1 cup Italian dressing 2-qts. torn assortcd greens Combine tomatoes, mushrooms, summer sausage, artichoke hearts and zucchini; add dressing. Cover; marinate in refrigerator 2hours. Drain, reserving marinade. Toss vegetables with assorted greens. Serve with reserved marinade. Sprinkle with grated parmesan cheese, if desired. 4 to 6 servings. MOUNT OLYMPUS SALAD I 6-oz. can pitted ripe olives, drained 2 cups cucumber slices 1 cup onion rings 1 cup green pepper strips I 8-ox. bottle caesar dressing 1 at. shredded lettuce 1 2-oz. can rolled anchovy fillets ¼ cup (2 ozs.) crumbled (eta cheese Combine olives, cucumber, onion and green peppers; add dressing. Cover; marinate in refrigerator 2 hours. Drain, reserving marinade. Arrange marinated vegetables, anchovy fillets and cheese on lettuce. covered platter. Serve with reserved marinade. Garnish with lemon wedges, if desired. 4 to 6 servings. SANTO DOMINGO FRUIT SALAD 1 pineapple 2 bananas, sliced I papaya, peeled, chopped 1 cup honeydew melon balls ½ cop lime slices ½ cup toasted macadamia nuts or almonds ¼ cop salad dressing 2 teaspoons time Juice I teaspoon grated lime rind ¼ teaspoon rum flavoring ½ cup heavy cream, whipped Cut pineapple into. quarters lengthwise: through crown. Remove fruit, leaving shell Intact. Core and chunk fruit; toes lightly with bananas, papaya, melon, fine and nuts. Chill. Combine salad dressing, lIri* juice, lime rind and rum flavoring, mixing well; fold In whipped cream. Chill., Spoon fruit isis: pineapple shells; top wftb. dressing mixture. Gsrni* with 'dtIral grated UrnS rthd,lfd.Ir,d. - 4- $411 5 I, - —. -I- e -.p' --._.,,,- — '---- - --'r-- ------ --- - - ----.--.---- -- -.•-. — — --•-- - - -- --- . — ---. — -. .- -_._-,. .__,.. :- �/ Wdnssy, Aug. 2, IM 4rad, San$rd, Fl. - - 1 . )_;'• 3 TI?' 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LOu 94 SAYS 114•NSICIOP PEP • Real Sangria Wine AM *..fl USIA Al bertl Lanbniscs Wins 8 6 ro $100 6 FOR $100 UALICHUSIZI U.S. No. Potatoes SAYS IOCPACXID 105111 CAlIF Fresh Slaw or Salad LIBBYS Pantry Pride Marshmallows Dunk's German Style Bur . 100 LARGE STALK Fresh Crisp Celery ' UVI M-I IS IM 1W. 1111 01 ILIC110C KM Wry Pride Dranp hin *3/ TITLIT TIA MIX POO* 984 LI 58.4 SAYS *Ilss PM SM *JN M lfl. Golden Chapel BEER 494 -. LB UVE Fresh Yellow Corn SAYSZII Green Cukes SAVE 20 Large Green Peppers SAVE 100 880 Hygrade Hot Dogs SAW *1 PW lIlt Mt OTIS. AM Wiles IL Listedne Mouthwash ___ . $138 WI 11111105*50510 0 5128 Oscar Mayer Franks 9 0 Gwaltneys Big Eight Franks o1h $161 SAYS Les Cal Yogurt 4/1' $121 Bordens American Singles CREAM REG. or MINT $10' /680 Pantry Pride Biscuits PASTE . SAVS**L$ Pantry Pride Cottage Cheese TOOTH. CPO SM **L Pantry Pride SEALTEST :, SAYS 30CILSPAA SAYS 3111hz PM ASSORTED SAYS iKSsa Pill C REST SAVE 50ALB 884 Fyne Taste. Skinless Franks SAVE 19-1 Is "A qXoseool C SAYS IOCIZu Pill PAMTIY PillS Vegetable Oil Spread 0 STEAKS $15' ,, 430 FY"e Spred Oleo Qtrs SAYS iCC? II I Mt~ && LB ____ $168 Hygrade Ball Park Franks SIRLOIN 980 LBSLB1111 . tykes Grill Franks 3 LB BAG N . SAVE 30@AL$ SAYS "t MEAT 0* 05U2 LIT W SAYS 2K ALIV.LI I 10PM SAYS 211 A lilIes An USIA 05*15 * ALI SAvECA'.IFORNIA SAVE 40 L5SAVGS93 .LB : S 3T0 GRADE — —k— . 200 0.01 OR GA. LI I ., DELICIOUS SEEDLESS APPLE 4OØtRAPES 9a.m,TIL6p.m £ FLA. to A-tMlfNiVMUT-NMI' 1. . • Pis, SAYS *AIIITI3LOS VSUOIICIFKSIIVALLEY NAIl$i '. :. :. i FRESH SWEET JUICY NEW CROP RED I, $ 198 Boneless Chuck Roast - . OPEN LABOR DAY! • $ 11$ Blade Chuck Steak Boneless Stewing Beef ' • p LI' SAYS * A LIII SIA OW 1051$ VAUlT MNI p . .. $')3$ LI $158 - ALL STORES WILL BE : $ Boneless Pork Sirloin Roast — • 980 TOG smtwm*is Fryer Combination Pkg. SAYS 309ALIV000A IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA. AT SAN SOULI CORNER OF BEACH & UNIVERSITY BLVD. AT 10:00 A.M. 0 Enter the drawings for 17-1980 Olds Cutlass Supreme Coupes rniut* 01 9AME" WAR umncu SAYS 20C ALIPIO•T# DIC*3 105 LAS Whether or not you win a cash prize in our Monday night Pro. Football game, all your football game tickets are eligible, for the Cutlass Supreme drawings. Write your name, address and phone number on every game ticket you collect at Pantry Pride during each week, return them to Pantry Pride and deposit them them in the SWEEPSTAKES box at the store office. All tickets deposited that week will be gathered in a central spot and ONE ticket will be drawn. The person named on that ticket drawn will win a 1980 Olds Cutlass Supreme Coupe. A new drawing will be held every week for 17 weeks. F REE 11111}u.I1I1h1. I GET A FREE GAME TICKET EVERYTIME YOU VISIT PANTRY PRIDE! * PSU WISU I MU NISIC 6247 lO4 I in 35 I w 1093 200I,.n 3250 $10 lm4= $100 So 113000 I.n216667 w, I122fl $1000 3 I CA* I..650000 1w2l6666 NO. 0 *W* HERE'S HOW YOU ENTER THE DRAWINGS! $ANFORD.ZAYRI PLAZA HIWAY 1742 & AIRPORT BLVD. TISSUE ROLL PAK F 89' 0 0• . 0 - -23A. . .' ________ ____ ___ . ,.. - ... . .. . . . - . - - �•.1 _ 1OB—Ev.MnHsr.idS.afu,d.PI. r. Wsdassdey,Ae,.2, l7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 14-1 Cakes Usher In Sweet New Outdoor Barbecues Talking Turke Are The minute you say 'bar- in the refrigerator. 1n the smaller turkey caked outdoors on the rotisserie becue," YOU say "sauce" - for med is grilled briefly - be ft'S the U 1½ pounds flank steak or of a wonderful barbecue. And marinade is bested and served London broIl have YOU heard the latest? to sauce the 'nest. ½ ct beer Outdoor eating takes the cook People are barbecuing small th st into th 2 tablespoon vegetable oil e well se e' gue s turkeys on their rotisseries for 2 tablooni wine vinegar excellent outdoor fare. The cod open. It's the Ideal way to en poon Worcestershire as 1 te Of turkey Is relatively kind to t.rtaln IA the $OOd old sumthe budget,and when eblrdla mesilme. Enjoy ft with these sauce ½ teaspoon Tabasco pepper basted with a tlngling4adlng excellent recIpes. UUci RAi$47JUEY barbecue sauce, there's a feed ½ teaspoon prepared L(ftJANA to enjoy. s m a ll turkey, $to$pomds mustard i What makes an exciting 44 teaspoon salt Tabeaco pepper s'ice barbecue sauce? Cstmç yes. on. Place steak In shallow non½ c'.ç catiup Plenty of onion, and maybe metal dish. Combine remaining 44 cup chopped onion garlic, too. And don't forget the garlic, Ingredients; pour over meat. Tabasco pepper sauce for the 1-3rd culp soy sauce 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Cover; refrigerate overnigit. sing that rings unmistakably Rona" meat from marinade. 1 clove garlic, mnluced right In a fine barbecue sauce. Grill 5 inches from source of It's traditional and We so easy ½ teespoon ground ginger ½ teaspoon Tabasco pepper best, 5 minutes on each side for to use. The lance that Is mad. rare. Heat remaining In our Bar.B.Q Turkey sauce Wash and dry turkey well, marinade; serve with steak. Louisiana recipe can be your Yield: 4 servIngs. swnmer standby for delicious Sea= Urkay cavity with a sprinking Of Tabuco sauce. outdoor cooking. And then there are Sum turkey onrotisserie. marinades, oil, vinegar and Cock 20 mInutes per pound or seasoning mixtures - that help according to rutiaseris direcmakes less tender meats very lions. In small bowl, combine tender and flavorful, and can be catsup, onion, soy sauce, oil, made in moments. 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Sidi 110111111141 stirring. siaM podding Add to bam mixture with 1 cup light cream ground wabds1 s,It,p.pper, I cup Bacardi lIrum 1 cup heavy cream, whipped tread uisnbs and psrdsy. 1 tablespoon chopped Shape Lute 14nch balls. Place aystalind ginger (optional) On $ISidSd hSkIIIg shed. In bowl, crob 12. glngse In Idsgres oven 5 mInutes. ap.. Mix wi bar, aar R.duceo'vuitITd1rSto* th - .. _ _ I package butterscotch in. In sane skillet. Add onlon and sn .. - finely. RUMPI Comb'nsallcoppIdbeSnhIn 13 18 gI ngersnap., cnahed 2 tablespoons butter, melted blender container. Add eggs. Blend until 1100011h. 2 tablespoons War blespoon H " - . homemade barbecue tj sauce spicy with catsup 1 with Tabascol C e Bar B-Q pepper sauce. Turkey Lwaiana, C*$Y at on the cook and ea on III the budget. re IIARIN Potpourri... S':. .1 I With a basting of fab4ous ,' el ai On Sept. 22, the shofar will 1 teaspoon baking soda degrees F. Continue baking 45 but not dry: fold into batter. bottle: let ca' cool s.'oriipI'tt sound, and Jews the world over 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon minutes longer or until cake before reii'.vi: L will celebrate the beginning of ½ teaspoon ground ginger tests done when cake tester is Pour batter into ungreased 10!efori' •.r'.ing. •pruikh' '. the Jewish New Year with the ½ teaspoon ground allspice inserted in center. Remove inch tube pan. Bake in 325 confcnIIR'r-. Observance of Rosh Hashonaji. ½ teaspoon salt loaves from pans. Cool corn- degree F. oven 50 to 60 minutes garnish ith urai::' 'i. Roth Hastxrnah begins a 10-day 1 cup honey pletely. Remove waxed paper or until cake tester comes out in half. Yield. ft:r !'.-uv period known as the High Holy 1 can (6 ounces) Florida before serving. Yield: Two 9- clean. Invert pan over neck of ab o ut 12 Days, which culminate with frozen concentrated orange inch loaves. Yom Kippur, the day of juice, thawed undiluted HOLIDAY ORANGE • r1 ' ? 'ï.' Atonement. As with other ½ cup vegetable oil CAKE Jewish holidays, Rosh One-third cup brewed coffee 1½ cups sifted cake flour -•L4,; Hashonah has its own special 4 eggs 112 teaspoons baking powder ' foods which symbolically and 4i cup sugar 14 teaspoon salt A it creatively reflect the themes of 1 cup chopped nuts 6 eggs, separated this time. Grease and line two 9x5x3- 1 cup sugar For this occasion, the popular inch loaf pans with waxed 1 tablespoon grated orange challah bread is baked in paper. Set aside. Sift together rind A , spiralling, well-rounded loaves, flour, baking powder, baking i cup Florida orange juice to suggest hope that the coming soda, cinnamon, ginger, 1 teaspoon cream of tartar Year will be enriched with in. allspice and salt. In small bowl, 1 Florida orange, sliced a : • , creased good fortune. Also combine honey, orange juice Confectioners' sugar *'7 customary are honey and sweet concentrate, oil and coffee. In Sift together flour, baking dishes, which symbolize the large bowl of electric mixer, powder and salt. In large -a • hope that the days ahead will be beat eggs; and sugar, continue mixing bowl beat egg yolks • sweet and happy. beating until light and fluffy. until light. Gradually add Blend in dry ingredients ;ugar; beat until thick and Light ROSH HASHONAH alternately with orange juice tolored, about 5 minutes. Stir in HONEYCAKE mixture. Fold In nuts, Pour orange rind. Blend in dry 3¼ cups sifted all-purpose batterintoprepared pans. Bake ingredients alternately with TENDER flour /' '.' in 350 degree F. oven 15 orange juice. Beat egg whites / 2 teaspoons baking powder minutes; reduce heat to 325 with cream of tartar until stiff New for the barbeCuils a Yield: About S servings. ZZ11TVMAR1NATED - --.5- r.- ____ -. I - ••' • - -' �i Pp f 128—Evening Herald 'Vt r ' P Sanford, Fl. ' , ' . EVENING 6:00 (2)C4) 00 NEWS 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Dominic: Beyond Gravity" Nick and his friends catch the smugglers; Lord Stainton piepares to launch his rocket. (Part 8 of 8)(R) 6:30 NBC NEWS (2) (3)0 cas NEWS o ABC NEWS 0 VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 2) TIC TACDOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Murray's teen-age daughter needs a job and Mary tries to get her one at the office. 0 DANCE FEVER 0 JOKER'S WILD THE CROSS-WITS 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB (I) FAMILY FEUD 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 061.98 BEAUTY SHOW G2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lawrence, Tim Conway. I) DICK CAVE'TT Guest: Stephen Spender. (Part 2 of 2) (A) 8:00 (I) REAL PEOPLE Reports ..... I,4 tt .,... L1 rn, VII UIUW.%JIU L,IW .,W17, school for panhandlers, and an artist who transforms gas pumps Into animals and insects are featured. fRI (3) DOROTHY Everyone dy Duncan join her ina musical blames Dorothy and Frankie when their field trips are banned after Frankle is arrestad for panhandling during a museum visit. BIG VALLEY In ordnr to bring in their harvest in time. the Barkleys hire a man with the reputation of a jinx. 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tommy shocks the Bradfords with the news of his impending marriage and fatherhood. (R) W THE MANY FACES OF LOVE Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy perform a loving montage of the little wars waged between men and women. wonderland. 9 MOVIE Hang Em High" (C) (1968) Clint Eastwood. nger Stevens. A man those who tried to lynch rum to justice. (2 Hrs.) o 100 TODAY 0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI... j QD CA •SESAME GREAT PERFORMANCES 725 U NEWS 7:30 M a TODAY lo:oo 00000 MORNING AMERICA 11:00 (2) M000 NEWS 8.00 (3)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OVER 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: A.L. Rowse. (Part I of 2)(R) 9:00 MOVIE "The Night They Took Miss Beautiful" (1977) Phil Silvers, Stella Stevens. An airplane carrying five beauty contest pageant finalists is hijacked by a terror1st group demanding one mil. lion dollars in ransom for each girl. (4) MOVIE "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" (1967) Sid. Poitier, Katharine ney Hepburn. A liberal young lady bringsherblackfiancehometo meet her parents. NBC y 8:25 11:30 (2) ([Z BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Don Rickles, Jane Olivor, Ray Bradbury, Cheryl Ladd. (R) 8:30 (.3) HANGING IN TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA ws 8:30 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- In the U.S. Open Tennis Chatn pionships being held at Flushing Meadow Park in Corona, York. N POLICE WOMAN Popper and a rookie officer go undercover to break up a high school drug ring. (A) CA •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (2) (3) DONAHUE 0 MKS 0 MOVIE Z 0111111"iI •FACES OFCOMMUNISM 11:45 9.55 (14)NEWLYWEDGAME (1) UPBEAT 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac stage an elaborate plan to out con a ruthless land speculator who Is threatening a friend. (A) 0 CBS MOVIE "Behind The Badge" (1977) Elizabeth Montgomery. O.J. Simpson. Two detectives assigned to work 1000 (2) a CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) • ONCE UPDCUIC 12:15 together onaseries of vicious crimes oscome caught up BIG VALLEY Jai'rod goes ',iV were my arms tired, but we saved air fare." Big Bird and the rest of the including ballet troupe MikhaII superstar music country Baryshnikov, singer Crystal Gale and the pantomime team of Shields and Yarnell, visited Peking and Shanghai In a trip that ran from June 24 to July 9. "Mr. Hope was there a week before we got there," Spinney said. "He found that nobody knew who he was. I asked him if that wasn't a relief, not being recognized, since usually he's replied: "I am 8 feet tall and very bright yellow. I didn't see anybody else around like ne. I seemed to attract a huge crowd. I guess they noticed I was mobbed everywhere, "Are you kidding? I've been am not different." Big Bird, in turn, enjoyed the friendliness, the "1938-Ish" hospitality of the Ching Chiang Hotel in Shanghai, the Inexpensive shopping. There was one problem, encountered at a banquet. He liked the food, but.... "I avoided the Peking duck," Big Bird said Indignantly. "I 50,000 Left HOLLYWO - . - ' - OD 1100 U.ERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT • • 11:30 • 0 MISTER RoGERS 100 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) HODGEPODGE LODGE LEAPING WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD INTO ACTION TOMORROW Guests: Medical examiners Dr. Michael Baden and Dr. Robert Stein. AFTERNOON 1'15 12:00 NEWA Free magic show hot dogs baked beans chips and soft drinks NEWS •0 I'HURSDAY INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIAL •SESAMESTREET(R) -A Aug. I8. Dec. 14& Jan. 2- Feb. 4 OTHE FBI PAW 500 PA1SW0RDPLUS 1:00 y op • SliMMER SEMESTER Deluxe Oceanfront Accommodations LATE CHECK OUT -6 P.M. 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When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher s. you II each t two pieces of our most original fish. plus chips, plus 2 \ hush puppies, & Cole slaw. And since there's a limit of one // coupon per party. per visit. your friend ,135 can spring for dinner next time. ___ Good only In Seminole & sngs County Hurry, this savory off,, ends September 9,1619. . , . To bystanders, It resembled a smelly geyser as It spewed sewage out of the ground. A force main which lies in a heavy construction area suddenly erupted in Altamonte Springs Wednesday morning and forced city officials to shut off the water for a couple of hours until the main could be repaired. Bill Simpkins, assistant superintendent of the city's pollution control plant, estimated that 2,000 families located east of Interstate 4 south of State Road 436 were affected by the shut-off. Glen Crews, ticket clerk at Sanford who works for Amtrak, said, "I just don't know what to say. But Congreos has to op prove the director's action 01 yesterday, And I hope that when Congress comes tack in September, they'll have a change 01 heart." Most railroads, with the exception of the QIlcago, Rock Joe Oats, shop foreman at JACK HORNER Island and Pacific and W. Sanford who works for the . , . MaIjti Denver and Rio Grande SeaboardComt Line which Is Western Railroad, elected to Chamber of Coewnerco said, "I under contract to Amtrak, said, . certainly hope they continue to "I think every Amtrak train Is join the Amtrak system. is service Sanford. There are a necemity and I don't think any Funding' for Amtrak subsIdized 'partly by aimuel number 01 people who depend of thus should be taken off. on lids s.'vbce and I certainly With' the gas situat'on at It ii, sWoprlatlow of don't want to see It dizcos. more end more per,pl. are Florida's train m*" Now, tiding the trains. And, hire in ciatomera have lost the 5II "As a matter of fact,"Horne, SuhK we to im vices (dOES of its 014111 tt$in$p Q "thin hits pretty does mer, men who are on the U11111 "Floridian." to home. My motbsr'ts4sw Floridian's crew," U.S Sinator Richard Stone $1455 that train back aitd fosib *xak's "saon', will , womweill w.45i.dey that the to 'ek'and two or the.. times Anitrak board 01 Meters Ill "" t'arwatar ren en lbs '1th . continue mod of the system's Y PINSfl . 1k '" — ilib p' frcm Jackeonville to $0 thiFlarden as the oreWk. 'oa Beth trains wW be and in Mar __ midnatlon is the Jvkacs. co aIiinarwaiar..semsa MW rwidws WYi1tiSbdMM saga of kardhak. Two years UIUuSfkISiodOlT$fl The net cutala at lid. t which truck esuIsd II purs, Thuiy, lbs hesdiuee 01 rids Pmos's New walin the Evealig Herald read, York will Qly his,, liens iiriii CbUde. "Amtrak C"tIag Service in '' were kill . Noi*i of the ed lrd? .ds of peak PlWdan's passengers were DSrIk* the st in. dosy arvies * Ii pe$t t '$Icatia that the Floridian injv.d. Amtrak may r'i both :ba MW hVks a 11b Now Yak to 01 id whi aid lbs pm.d who I'u'ai ma Jubmilb reds, he iidet T'itheraar"wUlc.i lbs finca.t, Sellewed by use the Ph, York to 1151w rI—s., ML The force main lies about seven feet underground and repairs required the replacement of a three-foot section of pipe with a new clamp, Simpkins said. A five-man crew from the pollution control and water departments repaired the pipe by 2p.m. A chlorine solution was poured on the sewage to disinfect it as' it spilled into a nearby retention pond on the construction site. Simpkins said no one really can pinpoint what caused the force main to erupt. He speculated that the heavy construction traffic and vibrations might have been responsible, but said he wasn't sure. It earlier was thought the break was caused by a construction crew. "When that force main tweaks, you got 100th 120 pounds of pressure," said Simpkins to explain how the sewage reached the ground. "It (sewage) was all contained right on the ground," he said. ials. Donald Newnham, director of public service, said the city crew was able to keep the water on for the concentrated area of State Road 436 and Palm Springs which contains restaurants, a nursing home, the Altamonte Springs Shopping Mall and the Florida North Hospital. Offering a somewhat less than technical opinion for the force main break, Simpklns said: "It was just one of those things." — age Not valid In conjunction with other ec Please Present coupon before ordering. sp . The Floridian also had been Involved In a couple of derailments, 'but Amtrak of. ficlala blamed thou on poor trackage and not on the train. Now the death song 01 "Old 630," the Floridian, finally has 1*571 sung. ' you 're springing for -- ' .2 000 Get Bad Break In Altam on te X or Dear Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and tell him or her that — ".-,, , COUPONU L..J L ".'J' . 4•, Amtrak is under the jurisdiction of the National ". t. Railroad Passenger Car. 1r, poration, a public body Congress established to take over passenger service from railroads around the country which wanted to drop the service. since ,:-"' '".; .' '' Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and tell him or her that you ' re springing for a savory clam dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's, you'll each get a hearty serving of 'fried clams, our famous chips. 2 hush Good only In Seminole & Orange County Hurry, th is delicious offer ends Septemb.r9, 1919. LA$TDAY$ ____ Dear . . \. TCH0 ____ ____ ____ Please present coupon before ordering. '' Herald Staff Writs, t The Amtrak system was born by act of Congress in 1P1O. . The acronym, Amtrak, means "American travel by track." Not valid In conjunction with other specials. •COUPON• '. . ByRUGHThOION . Buy One savory Clam Dinner Get another for half price. •I t aD TM BUM1 1 1 UNM ThI000UPU MISTMA0SIAS(R ____ . . . Good only In Seminole & Orange County Hurry, this tasty offer ends September 9, 979, (I)UPCIDOUSIA$__ MO0RE Al l " visit, your friend can spring for dinner next time. ____ ____ End Of Line For 'The Floridian' It' s Dear Seafood lover, call another seafood lover and tell him or her that you're springing for a tasty shrimp dinner. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Treacher's, It I SEPTEMBER • — BuylonetastySM Dinner ad a Lx~_ ftr M price. 2:30 8AXWEATHER since tAIIPAN I— FLOWER8NOW May Probe ' Settled' Sanford- Civil Rights Case - e — ONE UPETO LIVE M KtffANA muo4 WOMN a TUNA CROCKETT'S VICTORY • GARDEN 6:25 2) POWER WAGONER SURFSIDE INN • TRAVEL006E • PIRATES COVE OIlfltOlflC OCOflDTQ a (4)O AS THE WORLD ® CPAnERSAP.P.EL FOR DETAILS & RESERVATIONS fooid. f r. JULIA CHILD AND CON- SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) - Mighty hurricane David, which left said. "It's headed on a west northwest track and it doesn't look two dead and more than 50,000 homeless on Dominica and Mar- like it's going to change soon." At its current speed of 15 mph, the soonest the hurricane could Unique, raked Puerto Rico with gale force winds today while roaring along a course that could take it into Mexico or the u.s. arrive at the U.S.Mexjcan border, nearly 2,000 miles away, would mainland. be early next week. The gales started blowing in San Juan shortly after daybreak, On the devastated Caribbean island of Dominica, Premier bending palm trees almost double, toppling some light poles and Oliver Saraphine said two persons were killed when the storm hit filling the air with debris. Wednesday and half the island's population of 100,000 was left Power failures occurred in many areas and Eastern Airlines homeless. cancelled all of its 70 daily flights In and out of Puerto Rico. Seraphine called for international aid in the radio broadcast Puerto Rico's 3.3 million population, in a near panic, went on a monitored by police in the British Virgin Islands. buying spree in advance of the storm, cleaning the shelves of There was another report that the Princess Margaret hospital candles, food and other items. In downtown Roseau, one of the island's sturdiest structures, was Homes and businesses were shuttered and all schools, banks badly damaged. and government offices were closed. On St. Kitts in the Windward Islands gale force winds from the But forecasters said Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands likely fringes of David knocked out electrical power and overturned and would escape the full fury of the storm's 150 mph winds. washed ashore a ferryboat that runs between St. Kitts and its sister island of Nevis. At 9 a.m. the center of the storm, one of the mightiest of the An inter-island freighter also was missing between St. Kitts and century in the eastern Caribbean, was located at 16.4 north Nevis and several barges were seen adrift. latitude, 65.5 west longitude, or about 140 miles southeast of San On Martinique 30 persons were injured and 1,000 left homeless, Juan. It had a forward speed of 15 mph. by Tom Pletsit French officials in Paris reported. In addition one of Martinique's to Pho Herald Forecasters said the center of the storm had moved almost due radio stations Football leaps into the sports limelight tonight In Central Florida, highlighted by west between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. but that "the net motion over the fields leveled, was destroyed, 80 per cent of the island's banana 40 percent of the island's electrical lines were a four-team jamboree in Longwood featuring host Lyman, Seminole. Haines City long period is toward the westnorthwest." The forecasters said "a knocked out and 40 to 50 percent of its telephone lines. and Brooksville Hernando. Lake Howell hosts a Friday night jamboree which trend toward a more westerly track may materialize during the On Guadeloupe, 15 people were reported injured and 70 per cent next 6 to 8 hours." Includes Lake Brantley and Oviedo travels to Kissimmee on Friday to play in of the island's boats destroyed. In addition "a great number" of another jamboree. The regular season begins Sept. 7. Above, Seminole High In Miami, forecaster Gil Clark said it looked like the giant 100. Guadeloupe's banana fields were leveled. French officials said cheerleader Angle Lloyd gives It the old rah-rah while Reggie Branch (28) and mile wide storm would eventually strike the coast of the United the mast serious damage on Guadeloupe was in the Basse Terre region and on the nearby isles of Sainte and Marie Galante. Arthur Jackson (44) hurdle Morgan Smith (80) and Reggie Campbell (37). For States or Mexico. "All we can say right now is it is headed in that direction and more' on the jamborees, see story Page 6A National Hurricane Center forecaster Joe Pellisier said in will be approaching the U.S. or Mexico - we can't say which," he Miami it was possible David could intensify further. By DONNA ES'I'ES office, but we haven't seen have been forwarded to the moved out of that neigh- Knowles Brooks was and is still strom announced his a city commissioner. Mrs. Crawford added the Herald Staff Writer them as yet," said Fred Justice Department. herhood, according to a neigh- assigned to the federal Drug resignation as the city's Mrs. Crawford, however, Department of Justice has been The U.S. Justice Department Crawford, community relations Louis Afford, legal counsel her, and could not be reached Enforcement Agency while representative on the Seminole denied she initiated the contact in contact with EEOC inmay look into complaints from specialist with the Justice for EEOC and Dwight Weaver, for comment. While Brooks Moore, who was named an Community Action Board of with either the Justice vestigating "some things that two former Sanford police Department in 4Wants, today. both of the Miami EEOC, who reportedly still lives In Sanford, acting sergeant with the police Dtrectors. Department or EEOC over appear wrong wIth the class officers concerning alleged And City Manager Warren E. have been working on the case, be, aher could not be reached.'- department canine control Stenstrom said his in- Brooks and Moore's complaint. action case and the detercivil rights violations by the Knowles sold today Mayor Lee were not available for cornment J.C. Moore and Brooks after unity, since has retired on vestigation shows that the She said she has held minatlon agreement. The city believed settled two years P. Moore has received copies of today. several months negotiations by social security disability. complaint against the city was discussions recently with Justice Department is not ago. letters from EEOC to former Crawford said he has the city with EEOC two years Knowles said Moore had two initiated by SeA's equal op- EEOC which have nothing to do happy with the way the case "We understand from Equal Sanford officers John C. Moore not received the complaint, he ago 'accepted a settlement heart attacks before going on portunity officer, Louise with the city of Sanford. "In the was handled," she said. Employment Opportunity and Tony Brooks that their is not aware of its suhatance as totaling $5,000 in back pay and disability retirement. Crawford. Because of this, he process of talking with me "The case has not been Commission (EEOC) officials cases against the city as far as yet. were restored to law positions. The matter was brought to said, he could be placed in a about pending cases, the class settled. The Justice Depart. In Miami that the complaints EEOC l concerned have been As required by the EEOC light this week when City conflict of interest position by Moore, who did live on Scott action suit against Sanford has have been forwarded to our closed, but their complaints Drive, Sanford, has since agreement, according to Commissioner Julian Sten- being both an SCA director and been brought up," she said. See PROBE, Page 3A a e NO MMiLM ALL MYCNILDAEN 0 PTLCLUS 1 -800-342-4902 fl SRYAW$ HOPE 5:30 SPECIALS INCLUDE: U.S. (2)NEWS (4)OUARCH FOR TOMOR- MORNING Islands - •c'_e pw510:55 ing back to New York from the clutches of kidnappers. (R) On Rico cannibal ." -- Homeless Hurricane David Hits Puerto 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (I) () Evening Herald (USPS 481'280)—Prjce 15 Cents - (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 KOJAIC Kojak travels to Las Vegas to rescue Crocker and a prisoner he was escort- - • 72nd Year, No. 8—Thursday, August 30,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 •WHEWI 12:55 WEEKEND OF SEPT. 28 1111111 miserable for a week," the Big SQUARES 0 BARETT'A A love-smitten and careless friend of Baretta'a becomes the target of a murderous Chinese gang. (R) M A fl I I C fl fl K OUT GOOD P 10-.30 (2) to Baker City to close a land deal with three Mexican brothera and finds that they have been hanged interracial love affair. (A) 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL "Julie's Magical Musical World" The Munoets and San- (A) M . o - - (3)0 U.S. OPEN UPDATE Highlights of the day's activity SURFSI DE RESORTS ANNOUNCES ITS INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIALS S r - - STREET (R) (I) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE C , H ounroiu . 3: Th ree's Company; 4: The 10 top network television A-S-H; Angels; 5: Taxi; 6: programs for the week ending Charlie's comedian answered. Bird flew to China and liked friendll- Aug. 26, according to the A.C. Lou Grant; 7: (tie) Vega$ and "It was probably the almost everything he encounAlice; 9: Happy Days special; tered, except the Peking duck. est place an American can go," Nielsen Co., were: 1: WKRP in Cincinnati; 2; M- 10: Hart to Hart. The "Sesame Street" charac- Big Bird continud. "When anyone found out we were known as Carroll Spinney ter Americans, they were twice as when he Isn't impersonating a delighted. Of course, they didn't giant bird or Oscar the Grouch know us. The only one they had was part of the company Bob ever heard of before was Hope took to China for taping of Baryshnikov and they flocked his "The Road to China" to see him. They also particuspecial that will be broadcast larly liked Shields and Yarnell on NBC Sept. 16, 8-11 p.m., because they're pantomunists Eastern time. and don't need language to be '1like that place," Spinney understood." said in an interview, talking in Asked how the Chinese his Big Bird character. "It was to Big Bird, he responded a long way from here. Boy, NEW YORK (UPI) HI, NEIGHBOR "The Marriage Of Figaro' Karl Bohm conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in Mozart's classic opera of mistaken identities. (Part 1)(R) AO - 2 . Big Bird Flies To China 12:37 3I . Wednesday, Aug. 2, 979 TONIGHT 'S TV ________________________ r . . Today, ____ 27! O,Iuud. 0,Iv. (Nvy. 1742) Isuflid ___ __ . 2157 W. Cileetal Dr., OrIaa * N. Odeeds Ave., WlMsr Park Pars Perk Plaza Pars Park .i , 11 Si. 0r 12$ $. - v. L S. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 28, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 28, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f0453caeea045e0675cc64ce2c120ad.pdf c6c500061083b01b22f2fb110e98525d PDF Text Text Evening1111eraikldl 72nd Year, No. 5—Monday, August21 , 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Queen Elizabeth's Kin Assassinated On Yacht ..v.S '. 4 Uni r Whi'DrD3 SLIGO, Ireland(UPI) - Earl His grandson, NICOIaS, 25, highest-ranking member of the of the Irish National Liberation cruiser Shadow Five, owned by I Mountbatten of Burma, Queen also was killed along with the royal family to be assassinated Army. Mountbatten and used by him Elizabeth's cousin, was killed pilot of the boat, Identified as In modern history. He said he wanted to make a at his summer home in Sligo. today in an explosion that Piul Maxwell. The NIA, an offshoot of the statement about Mountbatten's Mountbatten was the fourth ripped apart his cabin cruiser The left-wing Irish National provisional IRA, also claimed "bomb death," adding "we did child of Queen Victoria's off the Irish coast. A left-wing Liberation Army telephoned a responsibility for the car- it. We claim responsibility for grandaughter, Princess Vicbranch of the Irish Republican Dublin newspaper, the Irish bombing death of British it." torla, and an uncle of Prince Army claimed responsibility Independent, and said it had politician Arley Neave outside The newspaper said the caller Philip and cousin of Queen for the blast. planted a bomb aboard the the House of Commons last refused to answer questions and Elizabeth II. Mountbatten, 79, a military Earl's yacht, which exploded spring, hung up after making his brief Aboard the boat with Mountstatesman and hero whose five minutes after It left the The Independent newspaper statement. batten were his daughter and versatile life spanned the rule harbor In Sligo.. said the telephone caller had a Police said they were still son-In-law, Lord and Lady of Low monarchs, apparently If the bomb claim is tnt, Northern Ireland accent and investigating the cause of the Brabourne, their two sons, and was killed Instantly. Mountbatten would be the identified himself as a member explosion aboard the 29-foot the dowager Lady Brabourne. by Hal Kaufman WORD PLAVI Thise figures and letters translate lets a famous palindrome (word or sentence that reeds the some backwards and forwards): IOWA•SSiA-1000 l'lOOO A-SISA•1111. Simply change figures Into Roman numerals Is figure it out. Tim. limit: 1 minute. .wvov w., wvavw Common Clay I A potter took the wards EAR, THEN and WARE, ranthem togeth.r and what did he get? Sum Fuel Jet down Ihisi eight digits between 1 and 9-32547091, omittIng lbw numb., six. Now, multiply the number by six and nets the result. low r-.' if@ snaug ip* veimm of 4IMSJ Au Tongue Twisisi Say fast and ripest faster: Crisp chocolate chip cookie crumbs. Six thick thistle sticks. Chuck and Chet chocked the corn shucks. uupr U CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There-are at least six differ"cos in drawing details between lop and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with this, below. 'III1NIW of men 0 'Suisw Si 44V I 1HIS1W Of MW V J5ft55 IWSJd -9 - J4" $J SAISn '1 1USSiW Il ftW 1 LITTERS TO THE EDITOR . 1. With lust two l,t$,rs, above, the artist has given usapictureofa seven-latter word—the no" ofa flower. Whet flower? L Similarly, with then four litters—ALL wore provided with a clue to a popular ox pr.ssion. What's that? 3. Also, with six letters —WE iS DO—we have the sssenceofanoft• proverb. See if you can puzzle itout. No fair psekingat answers below. .. 40 . . -. ....... S. . . . . . . . . .. .5 . . '. . . .... .5.,. . . •. S. . ,• PADDLE PIRI Will or weWt hr hors shiv, paddle his way Is psist X at lower right? Will lit yes decide. AW "41401 w S 14 suspeiq Ipm 't Ills vow BYDONNAESTES city of Sanford charging He said total cost of asphaltic concrete or flexible City Commissioner David Herald Staff Writer negligence in the maintenance Farr at the commission rehabilitation those type paving In the area of trees, of City Manager Warren of a city sidewalk, according to inesthit.g two weeks ago urged sidewalks would be $369,569.72 and that the police department Knowles will recommend to the City Attorney C. Vernon Mize colleagues to consider what - Including $101,006.52 for be instructed to enforce no Sanford City Commission at a 7 Jr. parking on sidewalks. action the city should take to materials only. p.m. meeting today that city Knowles said cost of the city Mrs. Tucker in the suit protect itself from lawsuits in In other business, Knowles policy on sidewalk repair be claimed she fell and received view of what he Called the acquiring "slip and fall" will report to the commission enforced or the policy injuries on a city sidewalk deteriorating condition of many liability insurance would be that he personally visited the eliminated, $10,377 annually. because of Improper main- sidewalks in the city. Safeway Cab Co. and found In a written report to the tenance. The case was to have Min said the city could In the review, the manager violations of the city's orconsider abandoning the rights said one other lawsuit con- dinance in the taxi operations. commission, the manager gone to trial Sept. 10. reminds that the city's policy Three settlement offers were of way on which the sidewalks cerning city sidewalks is Knowles In a memo to Police fixes the responsibility for made toMrs. Tucker before she exist, and City Manager pending against the city. Chief Ben Butler noted that sidewalk repair or construction accepted the $7,000 which Knowles Is recommending none of the three taxis at the that pending repairs of the on abutting property owners. Sanford City Commissioners sidewalks, city forces be in- site had police inspection Enforcement would require had authorized Mize to offer as 'Negligence' structed to remove Im- stickers, driver's manifests, the city or some other party to a maximum. Initiate legal action against the Mrs. Tucker earlier had mediately those sections of rate cards or name of certificate holders displayed in the property owners, he pointed turneddowna$2,S00settiement lawsuit s.tti.d sidewalks where obvious cabs as required by city law. out, under a two-phase offer from the city and $5,000 hazards exist. He also urges the In the memo he said It would program. The first phase proposal of settlement that sections be replaced only if the for $7,000 abutting property owner be well to get existing cabs in - requires repairs prior to an Min had recommended to the requests replacement and compliance with city law, accident happening, and the commission, provides funds for materials. adding if the city law is not to be - second requires the filing of Mize urger approval of a Warren Knowles suit&_______ ________ Mize two weeks ago gave the enforced, the ordinance should 'MM -sen.rs i ceriai'ty it-would be difficult to be done away with. io occurs, he said. defend in court the city poucyot - Fetton Biooken of Safeway of a settlement a jury cracked or The city only last amount of r requiring property owners to be Cab Co. has asked for a rate id7 might award if the case went to concluded negotiations to settle trial. Knowles, in his report to the responsible for sidewalks built increase for his taxis, saying one lawsuit against the city. cornvils,Ion tonight will note for the public in the city right- without the increase he will Two weeks ago, min said, A $7,000 cash payment has Mrs. Tucker had had medicalthe city has and maintains 40.2 of-way. have to abandon operation of miles of city sidewalk and 8 been accepted by Mrs. Bonnie isis totaling $1,700, &W Was The manager also Is the service because of rising - Tucker In settlement of a claiming in addition 'residual mfleso( that sidewalkialnneed recommending that new gasoline, maintenance and '- lawsuit she filed against the pain." of repair. sidewalks be constructed of other costs. ' . It 38,000 Start 001 I - . Al ...,....8...9... 46 . #k4, - -. . - •• - ( - - - - -----------------.5 --.. - - H 4 \ . ________ ____ If IS avected to adopt 'S.. I , 0 . 1 - ': . 5 ,. • 1• - .ç .. . _._._. . .. . -.5.. . - _ .._.....-.' . -. .- . - .5' . 5 ..,, .5. ._...; ... ...•. . .!, - . ..-_ - - ,. -5-- .- - - ... - i.... 1 , 5 .: . r:'' .1 , a . . ', . : . , ' 5 '--. ' - '- • V. ' . .'•'• 5 . '. . ". . .. S s - the proposed 1P7HS ', , J .•; :- 5 . . .. .; ' * ' .. . - , . . -. . 4. ' - , • . .. S• .. S - ,• S (, ,.. .. • . ..., 5 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Kennedy forces in Florida has full swing before the crucial Herald Staff Writer been in Dade County, Rotundo Oct. 13 delegate selection. Even without a formal says it would be a mistake to Three of the 12 delegates to organization working In underestimate their strength In the November convention were Seminole County, Democrats central Florida, already elected by the "In this area there is a great Democratic Executive Cornseeking to draft Senator deal Kennedy for president deal of backlash," he said. mittee. They are: Richard could succeed in electing 30 "People who worked for Carter Russo of Casselberry, Nancy percent of the delegates to the are looking at Kennedy now." Booth of Winter Springs and party convention In November, While Rotundo was debating Myra Elsenco(f of Sanford. The the recently resigned chairman whether or not to accept the remaining nine will be elected of the Draft Kennedy role of chairman of the Ken- Oct. 13. nedy drive, he said he asked 20 movement predicts. Mi. Booth, a Carter sii Louis Rotundo, 74, last week members of the Disabled porter, doubts the Kennedy quit his post as Seminole American Veterans executive people will be as successful as chairman of the Draft Kennedy committee II they would sic- they predict. She said she campaign, but he Is still pod a Kennedy candidacy. I believes 60 percent of those monitoring the Information result: l7of the 20 said they veting O13 will favar( uter Kennedy. - Would -support and releases sent- from the ACCO Rotundo much state , 'r' " PromKenneay Forces AThreat To Cnrtpr9 - . . .t Th o1bvtdeesnatindude fimdotocndinuebueingfor . • ,, Far ft Pd umd yow', Ift ____ AM_____ ____ A 1:20 ' children, who list, tho pusido at 3:46 p.m. wuuw iyer =I Wide tw* for On bw4 sift Its dW*wU= wald $'scbsai dsict some $16,111 "for gas, oil and spIlee." "D,etheprsofpsrndsadtwbsrs, thSbSdoil" shies action lad W±ytor iii bUISI for ' sesty mir& . tat - Ciher nskhNa are imhajipi over U. .cb'wl bosrds LIt ofSforadoscecampumVa(!. Ald1iiwiis we ____ to Vda 6*________ (low of iesr. gnI.4 rur s bs bs sawarding d U. hedo tithePwformlg AM" in ParLI"M 11K pI' ., to, ' '" "a'. flbyd S N6k$tbsof"uyspgF,p,..1ers,, ya JMII, sashe gsedly wss away kM tears. Jahn 11* E. *k . Ma kM. àtpnatusiJsm eQ$$WseI dm #A IEIS.. S _l•..- GAS LEAK I p 1 i - .5. Tim Guy, Seminole County fire technician, checks for leaks In the 150-pound chlorine cylinder that earlier today spewed deadly gas at the Consumer Water Plant on Dyke Road, Goldenrod. Andy Paine of Seminole County environmental services was transported to Florida Hospital In Altamonte Springs, where he was treated for Inhaling the gas and released, Seminole County firefighters repaired the cyclinder leak with a special kit the plant received just last week. The leak caused no loss of service, said W. H. "Snuffy" Smith, operations supervisor for Seminole County Water and Sewer Operations. Dyke Road was closed off while the cyclinder was being repaired but no evacuation of residents was necessary. CHLORINE t AJab.. L ' strli.&s would be Issued a coe.int foem stating the PIIDCIQS1 Or tdsdu1pie may search hls locker Of car for cCIItrabmobstances. __ N.raId PsIs by Tom. Vlncs*I af By 9"N CARUM Herald stall Wrt$er Thoselazy, hazy; crazy days of summer," ended as the song says, for the more than X,000 ymigolm who attended their firt day of school for the IMM term. Many of those students face changet This fall, for Instance, cardipuhnonary remicitation (CPR) will be taught students In Seminole County public schools. -i-I- 0 . whom breathing and heartbeat hove stWW "to MR nuthm will INS hwoarmrstml in Ow rurrindum for grades seven through twelve and requires apçrozlmately four hours per stisient to complete. Another change is a sligi* Increase In the price of school liii- ;. ch,s. They are as follows: —From 56 cents to 65 cents for kindergarten through the filth grade; from 66 cents to 75 cents for sixth grads through the twelfth grade; from $1.10 to $1.20 for adults. The price Increase was prompted by the "dramatic" increase of milk, hamburger pattles and ground beef, Said (2I&IMtI itmote, director of food service for the courgy public schools. ni school and middle school students will corn. In contact with the *w search consent policy aoiwoved recently by the school booed. htheIrlockersorautomobl1esbsthuhedfor:tsd _____ drugs. ____ Prior to locker aa.lgnment or ac*th a v" i'— . - LDAHt?U..ItJ -k Sidewalk Policy Questions Raised A S Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents headquarters in Tallahassee. He said he will continue to do so until another chairman is appointed "U the Kennedy people can get So votes at the executive meeting Oct. 13, they can get their three delegates. I wouldn't be completely surprised If they wound up with five or six of the 12 delegates," Rotundo said Rotundo, of 1410 E. 20th St., Sado4 said he had to leave his position because of cornmitmentito other activities thjs (Ill when much of the plitickft will taM place. HO $ ppr5 by Kennedy boosters early in August and MthMtimeareedtoserieu cooy chairman, he said A*houghmostof the dringth Ibm for shown by the pro- Central Florida coordinator, of of the Draft Kennedy movement, Dennis Kennedy, admits organization of the group in Seminole county is sketchy. With Rot undo's resignation, the organization has no spokesman. But Ken. nedy said he and others will be In the county next month and said the movement will be In the disaffection with President Carter stems from veterans upset with President Carter" budget cuts and handling of veteran's affairs. Both Rotundo and Ms. Booth claim that the Seminole Education Association, whichwill support a slate of delegates Oct. 13, may tip the scale one way or the other Today *r.mec .........4* Bridge......................41 Comics ....................4.1 Cr'sword .................4.1 ....................4* DeAb .................11 Dr. L's .................. 4.5 Herescsp .................41 Hei ...................IA ObItlu .................IA OUU1LV ...............a TatHISIS ..................a Wesiker ...................IA - t(, �* 2A—Evanln4 Herald, Sanford, PU My, Aug. 27, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. 27,1t7-3A County Committee Takes New Name CleanwUp.CamPaign Media ' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer formal name, the content of filers and .the beginning of a campaign to call attention of the news media to what they consider to be "objectionable" dories and programming were approved by It citizens cornmittee Thursday night. The committee of citizens, both proponents and opponents of the Implementation of a sex education program inthe public school system, was formed In April. It was formed by citizens after School Superintendent William P. Layer urged a clean up of the moral environment as Holds Together Cease Fire In Southern Lebanon By U ailed Press lateruatlesal The second U.N. negotiated cease-fire In south Lebanon within 24 hours appeared to be holding together today, a1thoiw Lebanese Qwlstlan militia and Palestinian guerrillas traded charges of violations and Israel said It was not party to the truce. Reports from both sides Indicated eight people had been killed Sunday and more than 15 ethers wounded In shelling attacks In south Lebanon. Lebanon's state-owned Beirut radio said early today the case-fire was working despite Intermittent Israeli shelling of the eastern and central sectors of south Lebanon. "There was never a formal agreement by all the parties for a cease-fire In southern Lebanon," a U.N. spokesman In Jerusalem said. Mondale WILLIAM LAYER name and the signatures ol Gordon Nelson as chairman and Anne Boston as Co. chairman of the committee., The members voted to begin within the next two weeks group visitations to the radio and television stations to challenge programming considered objectionable or promoting the use of drugs, cigarettes, alcohol or illicit sex. Names of specific programs or advertisements were not discussed. The next meet ing was scheduled for Sept. Z7, with the site of the meeting to be an. nounced. an advisory board to either. They also approved the content and layout of a flier distributed to the county council of the Parent-Teachers Association and other parentteacher groups, clubs and ministerial associatiom Layer said he pay, out of his own, POthi the approximate $50 cost of having the first , fliers drug abuse. You can help combat subtle and open promotion of cigarettes, booze and s directed at our young people. U you are concerned about the programming and advertising of these subjects through the various media cue contact the following timbers when you we or hear something objectionable from that source." The flier gives Ue telephone The wording of the flier as numbers of local radio, and approved Is: "To p$Td5 sOd tel evision stations and a concerned citizens, You may be newspaper. aware of the growing problem It was agreed the flier will be among teenagers with signed with the group's new pregnancy, alcoholism and 10 000 LABOR DAY SAVINGS! NORTHERN ireibce.or, John Paul I. John Paul I, born Albino Law4md In the village of Canale D'Agorde in the heart, of the Dolomite mountains was elected pontiff a year ago Sunday. He died dy 33 days Inter. The pope called his predecessor, from whom he took his name, "beloved and unforgettable." 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"He was out with the search parties looking around." appeared to have been hanging there six months or more. her young daughter out to play. So are the other residents of the Authorities said Bellay, who lived two doors from Angel, Detective David Carter said he became suspicious of Bellay dead-end street where 4-year-old Angel Ann Halstead had lived, became a belly about a year ago after Inadvertently learning he during the search because the boy asked "strange" questions, Vero Beach a winter resort with Its palm trees and dean, quiet was adopted. Since then, he has been the subject of several such as whether fingerprints show up on corpsm beaches had seemed so safe. criminal complaints and his mother has filed a court petition declaring IIIII delinquent. "He Jtnt seemed like a nice neighbor boy," said George Then, lad week, Angel disappeared ad Halite , the dead girl's father. Police say she was lurl Into the woods at the end of her block, He helped neighbors hunt for Angel last Monday when she was sexually assaulted and left to bleed to death. Bellay had Drown a comforting arm around him when Halstead vanished near dinner time. H. was nearby Wednesday when one broke Into tears at the news of his daughter's slaying. searcher found the little girl's naked, bruised body burled beneath Police claim Brooks John Bellay, 14, confessed to killing the . "Now I don't know what to think," Halstead said. "Kids can't Child. State Attorney Robert Stool will ask the grand J'Y some palm fronds. The searcher, a fireman, was drawn to the spot by the sight of Angel's pink shirt and shorts hanging from a play anywhere." Thursday afternoon to permit prosecution of Bellay as an adult, subject to Florida's death penalty. Mrs. Posada said the news of the slaying has left her nervous "He cut our grau,he played In our yard," said Angel's . Theprevlous day, a policeman had found 11 patriot children's about where to send her own daughter, who is Angel's age, to Sandy DIciári, who Is divorced from the girl's father and is underpants draped on a bush several hundred yards away. Some play. "Things ilke this happen in New York City, but Vero Beach — we don't have murders here," Mrs. Pouda said. Some 15,000 people, many of them millionaire citrus growers, live In Vero Beach. "We don't feel safe," said Dorothy Bagh, who lives with her two sons on Angel's block. 'No one ls going to lot their kids out of their HONOLULU (UP!) - The site along popular Waikiki one count of attempted murder cause helsa danger to society lf sight." suspected sniper who wounded Beach Saturday night a few fora Mmflir mlping July 15,.. released." six tourists in Waikiki was on minutes after the shots were 1973, three blocks from SaturEwning Hteakl (USPS 451.255) leave from a state mental fired. Detectives said Miller was day night's shooting, police hospital to which he was Detectives said that after he said. Those charges were committed to the KaneoheState committed five years ago for a surrendered Miller showed Monday, August 21, 17—VoI. 72, No. S dropped on grounds Miller was Hospital five years ago, and similar attack, authorities said. officers where he not mentally competent to Kaneohe spokesman said Miller had *WP 1`0110ted Daily and lausdsy, ucsl Sahirday by The Sanford Hsrald Police said they would seek away his was on leave at the time of Inc.. 391 N. Priacli Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. egiy.tougist M. stfld trial, Charges of attempted murder caliber rifle. In dismissing the charges In Saturday's asdping. He said licind Class Nslas Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 against the gunman, Identified that case, Judge Mauto II Miller was allowed outside the NsinsDitiviry: WOOL 1SCSS?$IMIN*,13.2SOMIn*S. $11.51: Year, as Robert E. Miller, 35. Police Miller, originally of Harlan said Miller should be commit- hospital grounds because he is $3455. St, Mall: Wed, U cists Manth $331 SManThs. $25.45: Year, fliabed him fronma construction County, Ky., was charged with led for psychiatric care "be- "very cooperative." sM's. 205 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD GE N E R A L STOR E S PAPER Aftermath Of Vera Beach Slayin PEKING (UPI) -Vice President Walter Mondale, the hlghest.ranklng American to visit thins since diplomatic relations were established In January, had his first formal dlscasIons today with the Chinese vice premier. The tiny, -year-old Chinese leader met Mondale and other U.S. officials at the entrance of the Great Hall of the People and escorted them to the conference room, where they sat around a long rectangular table. Mondale, accompanied by wife Joan and daughter Eleanor, arrived In Peking Saturday for the highest-level consultations between the two countries on Chinese soil since the visit by President Ford In December 1975. Pope a first step. The point of agreement by Un citizens In forming the coinmittee was the merit of Layer's suggestion, At the meeting at First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County, Longwood branch office Thursday night, the group voted to name Itself "Media Clean-up Committee." The committee had been known Informally as the "sex education committee." The members dressed that the committee Is not associated or under the control of the school board or Layer and Is not Under W . •)..-—. • '' ____..._._:ii4 - -. _).: - - (.UL __-_ '-:' --- ....-. -.. •-_---I_-- -. -. - _. :_. —, -"_.__ - -4,-•___- , *. . 7 J~~4 I -I_ - '4.-_. . ,. - •• ' —.4 11* t "S.. •.,,.. �LI Evening HerAd I%JSPS 411.2$0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-26)1 or 831-9993 Monday, Aug. 27, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 jiome Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; ;Year, $38.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. There are smokers. And non-smokers. And reformed non-smokers, the most authoritative sources of 'em ali concerning who hu certain atmospheric rights. I fall into the latter category. ithu been about eight mont hs now since I have had a puff -but not since I have Inhaled tobacco smoke of others. Believe me, I try to be tolerant of the vices of others—to the t une of sniffing, wheezing, hacking and snorting over their smoke without voicing. too many complaints. Don't tell me "It's a funny thing tobacco never bothered me when I was addicted to the weeds." I went through the same ordeal. It was real big deal and a lot of hard work for me to be a slave to such Does Califano Joe A41....a aL...... i. i. -. China The Clock Need By DORIS DIETRICH inanimate matter as tobacco for so long, Peggy Fox of Sanford quit smoking at about the same time as I. Peggy was a veteran smoker who just stopped when "the time was right." No, she doesnotmlssasmoke — andtrlestobetolerantof smokers. 4ohn Gordon, a bachelor who lives at home in Orlando with his pareits, is a pipe smoker. But Now? PRIVATE. If he wants to use heroin, It's not my body that suffers the bad effects. If he wants to drink and ruln his liver, ItIs his llVeFtOrUlfl, and none of the alcohol gets into my blood. (Of course, once he gets behind the wheel ofa car, his VICelSflO longer private.) "when someone smokes In my presence, however, hlsvlceisnot private.Hlsfoulemanatlons find their way Into my lungs and bloodstream. His genchbecomesmy stench and dllngstome. And he ralses my chance of heart disease and lung cancer. Let him (or her) smoke, by all means, but only In private or in the company of those who do not ob. jed.I would not deprive any person of lung cancer If he wants It. I J ust want to avoid It myself. "If he feels he must smoke and that by objecting I am depriving him of his freedom, then would he be 1 willlngto bear with metfl feel l MUST kick him in the groin and that by objecting he would deprive me of MY freedom? "Let's put it this way: your freedom to smoke ends where my lungs begin." John, who works In Sanford, doesn't smoke at home. Why? "Just a matter of courtesy to my mother," he said. "But she never asked me not to smoke. It smells up the house, and I know that." Caroline Holtzclaw, owner of a Sanford fabric shop, has never smoked. "I am very much allergic totobaccosmoke," she said. "I take injections once or twice a week from an allergist ln Orlando. There are no allergists here. Cigar smoke puts me out Immediately." Adding that sometimes she choked In church, from the smell of smoker's clothing, Caroline said that, her social activities -even eating out -are restricted. She mentioned that her husband, Richard, smoked occasionally, but never home or In her presence. So, whose freedom Is being violated - the smoker's or the nonsmokers? I)r. Isaac Aslmov gave his opinion ln the following editorial (excerpt) he wrote for Cancer News: "I do not object to a person's private vices If he has been told the consequences and decides that the game is worth the candle. However they have to be NATiON INI BRIEF come, a government commitment in to curb smoking. The State Council has approved a campaign gainst smoking through propaganda In .fi ewspapers and maaazines, on the radio and television and with in the armed forces and such ma,-Is organizations as the Youth League. As in th e United States, smoking will be port, rayed as "dangerous to your health." Additionally, the council has "suggested" that a ban :e imposed by the different managements on moking in public halls, schools, hospitals, 'f,heaters, buses and other public places ,initiative that could mean implementation will be tough or mild, depending on how serious the authorities want to be. I Jazz Influence 35 Years LOS ANGELES (UP!) Stan Kenton was a controversial influence In Jazz music for more than 35 years, always looking for something new In music, going after what he termed "neophonics," or new sounds. Kenton, 67, died Saturday at Midway Hospital. He had suffered a stroke the previous week and was admitted to the hospital Aug. 17. Kenton suffered a serious head injury In a 1971 fall In Reading, Pa., and under went extensive brain surgery. He broke up his orchestra ayear ago and it was reported he had not fully recovered from the head injury. A family spokesman said his funeral would be private and his body would be cremated. - On VIEWPOINT tics, Some Tips Poli _ Saving Herald Photos by Tom Hetsel Singer Ray Eberle Dies Dimacy ploS ATLANTA (UPI) -Ray Eberle, a former with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, died Saturday. He was 60. Eberle joined Miller In 1938 and recorded such hits as "Elmer's Tune," "Serenade in Blue" and "Moonlight Cocktails." After Eberle served in the U.S. Army In World Wart U., he worked on his own under contract to Universal Studios. He then resumed his career with his own band, playing' supper clubs, hotels and colleges. singer ergy And War En an S .. By D= Graft War, as Karl von Clausewltz observed more; better start learning. Fast. than a century ago, Is a continuation of politics: by other means. TI)' a tree, 30.page pamphlet entitled "Tips for That smoking can cause cancer and lead to heart He might have added a footnote to that, to the and other health problems was not generally. Energy Savers." That may sound like a big yawn effect that much the same goes for diplomacy, to you, but It isn't. Our energy problems are here recognized in China until the country opened ___ only It is politics played by a different set of: to stay. up to the outside world In a new way two ago. ______________________________ rules. Tactics and ends may be the same —: _______________________ R-values are Insulation efficiency ratings. The Mao Tse-tung was a chain smoker as were many of wheeling and dealing In hopes of out-' "R" stands for resistance to winter heat loss or maneuvering the other players - but all done the other top Chinese officials. Most Chinese in. summer heat gain. The higher the R.number,the discreetly. Appearance, if not everything, Is stlU dulge heavily. more effective the Insulation. The numbers are a good part of the game. Delivering a low blow or on -or should be on -packages of all Insulation When a high proportion of China's one billion playing outside the rules Is not to be shrugged off; materials: glass fiber, rock wool, rigid board, all people smoke, a great industry is created, and with a "Well, that's diplomacy." therest. Most of Andrew Young's predecessors at the. China's tobacco industry is the world's biggest In . About 70 percent of all energy used in homes United Nations understood this thoroughly. They addition to being a major revenue source for the goes to heat or to cool. Twenty percent goes for may not have much cared for It, those that had government. The number of cigarettes smoked, heating water. The rest is cooking, for ghtlng, been successful politicians on the home front, but. averaged for the whole population, amounts to 600 running small appliances, they understood. a year per person, and the damage Is evident in a And for a politician, the leadership of the U.S. C The Dop irtinent of Energy, which put together high cancer rate and widely prevalent heart delegation could be a particularly trying ex'Tips for Energy Savers," reports 40 million troubles. perlence. For all the glamor and prestige of the: U.S. homes "are not adequately protected from position, it has been essentially that of an errand: outside weather." No matter how you heat or Visitors to China several years ago found Chinese FOREIGN COMMENTARY boy for Washington. cool your home, DOE says, you can cut the load incredulous when they were told evidence In the In the early days, this did not much matter,, on your equipment by to 30 percent by In. damaging showed cigarettes to health, a West except to occupants of the ambassadorship who: vesting in a few hundred dollars worth of Inreaction indicative of the way China had Isolated crav ed a policymaking role. U.N. policy for the. sulatlon. Benefits of insulation - lower utility itself from the stream of world knowledge before United States was essentially a matter of lining' bills -continue for may years. But first: up a gaggle of allies behind Washington's' the recent opening up. -You've got to find out If your home needs position on an Issue and doing a little hor. Appropriately enough, China's official antiinsulation. To do that, consult a reputable InBy JOHN VIRTUE LeJarza said recently, "I think that the situation aetrading with the other bloc leader, the Soviet s' smoking campaign has been launched following the' sulatlon dealer, a local building Inspector, a GUATEMALA CITY (UPI) - Government In Nicaragua has many aspects about which one Union. Delegations not committed to elther, county agent or even your local utility In some and business leaders In Guatemala, Honduras can speak since It has unleashed a controversial camp did not much matter. visit to China of Joseph Califano, who may have areas. proselytized there for the kind of campaign he and El Salvador, the Central American nations The quintessential ambassador of this par1od, choslslno war Henry' VU1a $1S taee _ conducted as secretary of Health, Education and ai.ii Ruluue bate.. bsyMg üwai 4lin Cabot Lodge. He shone In discreet dealings frvsn. a situation on the man some t revolution, blame the The three northern neighbors of Nicaragua all mateslats. Then buy the Insulation thickness th Welfare. In fact, China's campaign is similar to the men as presidents. Guatemala's power, playing out scripts written In WaahIngtOII "Fidel" Carter. your call president have military It-value for Will give you the proper American approach. was elected last year, El Salvador's took office and never publicly upstaging another dlpk(flatl climate. (The DOE pamphlet contains a heating- Their argument Is that President Jimmy Many a campaign in China has begun with In a way that might lend to later friction. The: zone map with recommended R-vah&es for U.S. Carter's human rights program has given a seal after a disputed election, while Honduras' chief Berlin blockade and airlift Impasse was settled zones and an Rvalue chart for different In- of approval to guerrilla movements like the of state Is the product of a military coup. fanfare and then languished through lack of In a kitchen conversation over coffee with his *. ded thIckneum successful Sandinista National Liberation Front All three countries have guerrilla movements, aulating materials; government follow-up and determination. Since Soviet counterpart... A big man with: Anastasio Somoza that ousted Nicaragua's the Strongest being In El Salvador, the most then are included-) Joe Califano is now out of a job in the U.S. govern, ideas, principles and a public standing of his own: month. densely populated country In Latin America. ment maybe he might like to move across the -Insulate or increase the insulation in your - an Adlal Stevenson, Arthur Goldberg or They fear that guerrilla movements In their The Salvadoran guerrillas, specialize in attic floor or top.floor ceiling. If you have less own countries will beesnboldenedor will receive kidnappings, are rumored who to have helped Daniel Moynihan - usually has been 'in-: Pacific to lend his expertise to the China governthan 6 Inches of old Insulation, chances are you direct or covert aid from the Sandinistas. ment's drive to cut down use of the filthy weed. bankroll the Sandinistas' final offensive against comfortable in the pout. And usually does not need more. £'UaIfl 1011g. As a result, there has been a business the Gyear rule of the Somoza family. Andrew Young, an all-pro politician before he: ight of capital from slowdown and even a fl United States i stopped military aid to -Insulate floors over unheated areas, such as was tapped by James Earl Carter to lead: of the three countries. Guatemala, the largest Guatrnala. The revolutionary government crawl spaces and garages Washington's team In the glass house on the: war In NIcaragua diirU$td Nic As well, the civil ar is Is agua, meanwh ile, Is asking military aid so -Consider Insulating exterior walls. Th East River, also understands. Which makes : Common Market and e CstraI American that it can replenish be th its arms stock from expensive and requires a contractor but may : departure particularly Ironic because it worthwhile If you live In a very hot or a very cold caused shortages of goods In some member United States. Bills for the undelivered goods of Lyndon politics that did him In. countries. Now some businessmen doubt the "You cannot 'punish' a Latin American Politics of both the b climate. :zOhnson's Great Society keep coming in The market can ever function normally again with country and force it to change," said a 32-year. ternaticnal and domestic varieties. -Draft-proof windows and, doors. YOU can test 4)epartment of Housing and Urban Development By the time he arrived at the United Nations, the role the new Nicaraguan government will old Guatemalan businessman who belongs to a windows for siMighiness by moving a U5htSd play In Industry, the good old days -If that's what they were —; dmits It is going to "take a bath" a $29 million more socially conscious new generation. " candle around frames and sashes; it the flame m, United States isn't bothered by guerrilla Carter thinks human rights are being violated, Were long gone. The automatic US. majortlier àss - on another of the subsidized new dances around, you need caulking, weather- movements so It Isn't In a position to judge us," he should make suggestions to us." were no more and the so-called uncommitted ;'lnunities Inspired by a visionary act of Congress in stripping or both. If you can slip a quart.r under said* bueln "It isn't easy to respect —an This man said he and other members of his nellow accounted for a great deal. They held if 968. your door sully, It needs weather siZIPPlfll human rights when you're fighting a guerrilla business gen eration are prepared to not the balance of power, at least that of sssarsdo.ft-yodr..l ojccta—chsap—awl majority favnffles out of the country and fight the Th pr 4 That's the amount the federal government om resUlt In eflurWCout savings ci 10 percent or cartoonspl d.dIn the U.& president guerrillas toe to toe if the rebels ever launch Young deal with this situation skillfully and, ovIded in grants and loan guarantees to start more. uwehavebeensofullaomelylnformedln recent - an allusion to Cuban campaign against the government. "Fidel" Carter as ouI City, N.C., a would-be communIty 80 miles - have appeared iii greatest contribution In bistall storm windows and possibly storm president 'Fidel Castro Sotnoza ap pea l e d to Guatemala for days, mad. his $rth of Raleigh, After 10 years it has attracted the final Months of the developing a new and potentially constructive doorsIn very bat or very cold c11matw. You can Guatrnalw newspapers. military aid during pwcw yearly In energy costs with grand tota l of 33 famIlies, and HUD has decided "Al a bishop and citliesi," Guitetnala's Sandinista offensive, but President Romeo American relationship with third world count there is no hope it will go any further. tries that had long dlstrtsted it. Roman Catholic Monsignor Mario Martinez do Lucas said none was given, them. ' agencies and organizations presented displays and demonstrations at a Health Fair. John Deir, physical therapy technician at Orlando Regional Medical Center, checks out ti-year-old Kenneth West of Orlando on the exercise bike in photo at left, white Maitland Lions Club members Frank Kozumplik (left), and Clem Ridings test eyes of Sondra Carrow of Altamonte Springs for glaucoma. Stan Kenton Dies At 67; IiL lusi IL HUS ANGLE-WALTERS ALTAMONTE HEALTH FAIR Th e spotlight was on health at Altamonte all this weekend as area health - hina Monday, Aug. 21,1979 —SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. If you don't know what "&value" is, you'd ____ ____ ______ ____ ____ • ••• Avoiding Gun Control Issue _____ ___ years WASHINGTON (UP!) - The man In charge of enforcing national gun control laws says he hopes to avoid the controversy Involved in any effort to change federal gun control laws and he sees no need to toughen them now. G.R. Dickerson, new director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, says he believes the bureau can effectively crack down on Illegal gun movements under current law without getting embroiled In a political crossfire between powerful pro-and anti-gun groups. "I would like to see ATF taken out of this emotional arena It has been In with these various groups and would like to get their support to let us work on the criminals," Dickerson said in an Interview with United Press International. He said he wants today neutral on the Issue. - - MOt1Y TALKS ANP OW IS MYLNG 'GoOP9YE' ' Tidel' C Drug Linked To Hepatitis Blam ed A 21-year-old Casselberry man was being held today without bond In the abduction and rape of an Orlando teenager at knifepoint, according to Sanford police. Terry Anthony McCollum, 21, of 1158 Galahad Drive, Casselberry, was scheduled for a first appearance this afternoon on charges of sexual battery and false Imprisonment. McCollum was arrested about 6 a.m. Sunday with the 19-yearold woman In her Toyota Sedan in the parking lot of the American 2soB.Qrlando L lighway, Sanford police said. The woman told police McCollum forced her into her car late Saturday night as she was leaving the ABC Drive-In Liquor Store on State Road 438, Casselberry. When he told her to drive to Tampa, the woman told police she refused. The man then took her keys and drove the pair to Sanford, where the rape occurred, police said. The woman told police McCollum had placed a knife to her throat and breed her to have sex with him. Sanford police officers spotted the Toyota in the parking lot when they noticed a flash or reflection coining from that direction. As both officers approached the car, they found McCollwn and the woman inside. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) -An Illegal drug known as "speed for lovers" may have been a factor in a North Carolina hepatitis outbreak that resulted in the highest death rate for the disease In the nation In 18 years, reseachers say. Type B hepatitis Is common Infection with an expected mortalltyrateof lpercu*L But the outbreak at New Bern, W•IVy .M.t. at the nine patients hospitalized died, a mortality rate of 67 percent, said an official of the U.S. Center for Disease Control's hepatitis laboratory at Phoenix. Dr. Mitchell Carl, a CDC epidemiologist, said the high mortality rate might be associated with drug abuse, possibly Involving cocaine, morphine or amphetamines. _____ N.Coj.Ii .aI.. I the pomiths it — Casselberry Man Held In Sanford Rape recommen .ssi. .1* Disease Spread By Mud? and mud. Previous Investigations had pointed only to water In air conditioning towers as the transmitting mechanism In outbreaks of the 'virulent form of pneumonia, which claimed 20 lives In Philadelphia In 1976. Ironically, the evidence linking river water and mud to direct trwimtEn of Legionnaires' disease came to light HOSPITAL hOSPITAL Am as. 1,,9 "MISSIONS lan*d: its. C. ores,, MNis Knld Mfl*.d K. Sparrow The Fear That Nags SALT II Critics... WASMGMN— The fear that NO Awy _waft., Jmss Tanner, Causliberry wiwan, C. KISIt, o.s,,. Ara A. Det. C'Ii5IL1 HOSBY IP was prepared in December 1975, it is main aim is quite simply to prevent the thoud the SOVIet government is in its still stamped "Top,jecret Umbra" great technical and industrial might of nd year of existence, ow' ligifligence beca use it is as valid toda. the U.S. from placing them once again J.s*i Wililimi, oiscwaa.is critics of SALT Ills that the United States won't be able to tall whether the Soviet Union Is cheating on the experts still can't agree on what kind ''Ibe subject of Soviet in an inferior position. Their arms ad strategic arms limitation agreement, of beast the Russian communist bear policy and objectives Is very arms control policies are chosen to this Is. They are like the legendary blind Ermath began. "Pertinent ivjd This is isiltimate conCern. IflIfl trying 10 descrIbe the elephant voluminous; bit it almost never Soyljts have a track of 'iatsrpr.Jing" third groiç sees the Sovie' from different vantage points and it is speaks for Itself. Interpretation of the treaty previsions In their favor. ye I4 "to choole ft f evidence always involves our ___ clee this way t but u reliable. preconceptions aboit the Soviet Union But what Is generally Certaint they frame their policies o the most serious problem 0 in. The basic disagreement Is over the as a nation, international politics, the offer some chance of attainIng. t.rpntation may rest with ow own Soviets' ongrvge strategic goals. meaning of military power, and the iecisive p penderance over the U$ u*elll j;, orgsatIem. AI(hOI* Au they, in .ths late Nikita lthriah. condition of our own greater chanc. of somthh liii , Ermath then spelis° t'"three us andwr to P 'amatic bit Mill advantageous, .iá' take over t$. world? Are they dlstlulihable osrapectives current hi lbs Russians is excellent, there uti gu —antee of paranOlds, fearful of being the intelligence community" con. is. serious dtugr.ement in r t ibil eni at least cerning the errehelmed l Ists: military tIllIllOUl COI5ItY ntarprst.t 1ntrIal stiilgth? ( are they just —The first group contends that the' FOOThO'l: For what cold comfoti oimaUoa should hi i practical p&ItIcans esaking to exploit men in the Kremlin "seek clear it offers, Intelligenc, sources feel the The rout is that two or morco aey temporary advaniaj on the I mçsrlority over the U.S. with coo- Kremlin leaders are as comlused ab of athlsv WOW on a I*ally ternatlonal see In Mmci and iratlon and may the United States as we ar. resshls lntarptotntlom el the ansi stability tki .alNy with the some serious prousct of achieving them, Intorniatj hay cnUsfj. ~ faats—have•bsempr.usntsnitedStates? It In the next decade me US. 1111111111M can so U the prssnt a •dmai is mlt var —The secnád grvs believes "that bearings, 1sd t " ststemsnta me a I. coin .$e.sld W. saom ,. . mmie 1u00 Olmkineen and baby girl ____ NE as OIL ____ ____ dserMt ask 1dm'twbswis ' isadicem AL ____ Of , i.... what?" . . d .riM a.atiluij aI ___ '.... " : SINSsesee odata DO Yea AIls, , " nlreftk covist activities iVS. and elan em better gr 11th NMl àr' r a delulius" suis than the avor Isem$y usdl. Als the piper to Ermath. 11.1? (lbs Rilsians newopaper raider has. aoirAIuç. pond In, 15 • __ -.l - —* . TM AmsrIcfl h1u'1 ISSth HOMEOWNERS: PtiiIllp VICkY M. iugk.. 0~ Is in Longwood for 65 years husband, Philip; two sons, orlando. Baldwin In charge. moving there from Orlando. Phili p Bruce, Homestead and Her pioneer parents, James Harold Tim, of Orlando. NOTICE o RISOLUTION CLOSINS, VACATING AND and Mary Partin, homesteaded Baldwin F uneral Home ARANDONINS IISNTIQF.WAY in Maitland, St. Cloud and Aloma Chapel Is In charge of Kissimmee areas and raised arrangements. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the cattle and citrus. She attended . ord of County CommIssioners 00 Seminole County, Florida, at its school In Orlando. Funeral Nofk. _____ In 1910 she married George ___________________________ Regular Meeting held on the 315$ day 00 August, A. D., 1979, I ne LaVigne of Garden, Mich. PACKARD, MRS. OLIVI T. County Commissioners' Meeting Formerly a member Funeral servIces for Mrs. Olive of the Now In 01W CoUrthouse at S*Word, W pa. aeminoie canny, Pioriaa, pursuant to Petition ad Not IcS heretofore gIven, passed and adopted a fte*ktion clesing, vgCØjrg arid abandon ing, renouncing and declaIming any and all rIght ot the Cwnty00SemkeIsan4tMpilk1n aId to "10 following deecrlbid __ __ '.": " . g Variable BOATMFORWANT rlghts-.0.way, towN: ilsaiaiii lbreqk Tuesday It AiiaJapIInr[els$ .Thlopo,tienofthealley way tying II sgs*Jersd ssiiy 51' 1st15 MN -WInds es—liffi be! wIlil Left 1.12 and 13-2, Clock 3' L dhilait's S4Sdivi$lOfl iat Book 1N aid ivislig Public R acords,Pof Seminole 8k ft us areand I hit, WW* Page JO,, p, 711, sNiiNed $bIiIfl 5, 1W "It Nard of County Coin. milsleners of Siffliflele COUntY, lids , ---t 15 In 1$ ugh dersn Fluids, this 210 day 00 August, A. Sss I* on& 5M11' D., p79. me - FM" A. Roach Shirley I. Lynde, Lake MarY ______ us. ... L Wayne L. Appline tea. ia. inm gili.a.. g ' ;e,s.at.t law 71; Put C.veral: high, UIS bigb, $1; ia,; law, 41811 ia., $N p.m. 15$; khadrk pnssers, Usyputi $gfr, 3z$ a, __ vs blily, $1 pe.eil 40 pa; law, 15:40 ia., 1:15 , ' Entry was - e al Notice Sanford: reaisii ____ defensive according to to WEATHER — ____ BURGLA RY Camera equipment valued at $320 was stolen from the apartment of a woman who resides near Casselberry, Seminole County deputies. Pam Taylor, 30, of Sorrento Apartments, told deputies someone entered her apartment sometime Friday. gained through the glass sliding doors at the rear of her apartment. The burglar stole a purple, blue and white pillow case to tote a camera, a 50 millimeter lens and a telephoto lens, deputies said. security " ___ P Oohrs. Lake Mary LilIin OOIdbI., no simple, appalling truth is thatI - AREA DCATHS 128beth Ed"mk ' musder, BERRY'S WORLD uweuiiv haduieii NEW YORK (UP!) U.S. She would be interviewed until they have been assured by State Department, White and Soviet officials have there by American officials, her that she Is leaving volun- House and the Sovietthe Embassy reached tentative agreement on away from any possibile in- tarDy. In Washington. a plan to break the deadlock timidatlon from Soviet officials The sources said that the A State Department spokes- sources . Alfred N. Crooks Henry Rroen Jr. JACK ANDERSON wuv,,cu 30, received political asylum from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Friday, Miss Viasova was over the wife of defected who have previously refused to mechanical details of the man, Mary Ann Bader DeBeus- escorted aboard a white and Boishol ballet star Aleksandr permit her to leave the aircraft. tentative agreement are being cher, said she could not cornblue Aeroflot Ilyushln62 bound JuanIta L. Jam.ncn and baby boy Godunov, The Americans have refused worked out in a complex series ment on State Department Fred Gans, Deltona the reports of the for Moscow by eight burly men sources in Washington said to allow the plane to leave with of arrangements Involving the tentative agreement, Lloyd H. Young, Deltona believed to be Soviet Liola Wilson, Lake Monrol the 36-year-old Miss Vlasova two sides In New York, today. the Last Wednesday, Gudonov, agents. Ap,. 25, im 1A #%.-# The that under ADMISSIONS the tentative plan, Ludmila Sanford: LOU" no rove Vlasova, who has been held illia Kltig aboard the Soviet Aeroflot Richard MCGfOthI airlineratNew York's Kennedy ChrIstopher Puiv Fled o.ot., Airport since Friday, will be MRS. HAWE LaVIGNE Church of Oviedo, Central T. Packard. 00. of Route 3, Box BIRTHS 11, Oviado, who died Saturday, permitted by Soviet officials to Mrs. Halite Partin LaVigne, Florida Beekeepers AssociatIon will Sanford: be at 11 am., Tuesday at be taken to a mobile Need Cash? lounge 94, of 172 Warren St., and the AmerIcan Beekeepers Baldwin Richard and Doniia Hargrave, a Funeral Home Aloma parked adjacent the plane. boy Longwood, died Sunday night. Federation. Chapel. Visitation today, ____________________________ John and Joan Williams, a boy ________________________ p.m., Moma Chapel. Burial Your Credit Good Born In Maitland, she had lived She is survived by her D$SCWARUS Woodlawn Memorial Park, NOTES SIMINOLN MEMOwAL — a It has cost the federal taxpayer $150 million in that the New Community program was not going to work. In the words of William White, the HUD official who has been wrestling with It, and lost, the experience was "sad, painful and expensive." W.n h.t r..,rn..,l t, n hi .. I.. ....... w iu w, in - - g losses so far to find out sday from a pickup truck of a Sanford man, according to Sanford police. Morris C. Holland, 28, of 1407 W. First St., Sanford, told police he parked his 1971 pickup truck for three hours Th ursday night at 117 Laurel Ave., Sanford. CORVETTE TAKEN Someone cut the chain to gain access to a car dealership lot and made off with a 1979 Corvette, according to Seminole County deputies. The Incident occurred about 4 p.m. Tuesday at Baird-Ray Datsun on Highway 17-92, Longwood. The corvette was taken from the southside of the parking lot and is valued at $11,800, according to deputies. Godunov Wife Deadlock Broken? _ because of an Incident that occurred six years ago near Ridunond, Va., but was not revealed until receflly — * Fires * Courts * Police Beat his citizen 's band radio, AmFm stereo radio and 8-track tape player and speakers valued at $3, according to police. POP, KETCHUP TAKEN Someone broke Into 10 seml4railers parked on the piggyback ramp In railroad cars owned by Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Co., according to Sanford police, The Incident occurred sometime between Thursday and CB STOLEN Friday, deputies say. Burglars stole 23 cases of soft drinks and A citizen's band radio and other property were stolen Thai;- two cases of ketchup. ATLANTA (UP!) -Federal medical researchers now say Legionnaires' disease may be spread by soil excavatlon and by contact with contaminated river water -.:' Action Reports u&t4&ng. last New Towns Flop CADILLAC COVERS STOLEN Cadillac wheel covers were stolen from a Longwood woman while the car was parked in her carport, according to Seminole County deputies. Rhoda Phillips, 53, of 109 Fairway Villa, Longwood, toll deputies the covers were stolen sometime between Wednesday and Thursday. She said the covers were valued at $100. Four u1vmuDrOunCAIr flub now au*wst Pii dS* With iSuid $buidsrsb•wera RU'S i.0 In ft alknom appor * Ii RM * 1:15 laws maluly 10 ths lk hi load of Covidy COfflflIiI- sieners 00 Seminole Cw", lorl" y: Arthur H. lidoalOti, Jr. Clerk F y: Sandy Jbo Deputy Clerk PublISh Aug. V. ins 011M43S L'I..a U i V......J. .1 ico.q icn.0 .4ilUii us Sanford, she was a charter member of St. Mark's Presbyterian Church of Altamonte Springs. She Is survived by a daughter,MM of Longwood, two grandsons, Tom and George Mllwee; two greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. BrijsonFuneraJflooneisln charge of arrangements. MIlL OLIVE PAtICARD OIiveT. Packard, 6O,o(Rook 3, Box 11, Oviedo, died Satur. day. She was a lifelong red" of Central Flori& She was an X-ray technician and a member of the First United Methodist LaVIONC—MRS. HALLIE PART1N— Funeral services for Mrs. Hallio Partin LaVigne, 90. of 172 Warren St,, Longwood, i: died Sunday, will be at p.m., Tuesday, at Brlsson Funeral Home with Nov. 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Bradshaw - who riddled the said Landry. "Until they play loss. last time they met the Cal m; Flanagan, Bait aid Leaders Mayor League Dqug Williams fired secondkes were considerably Cowboys' secondary in passing tough competition you don't Guidry, NY 150; Jenkins, Derrick Jensen picked up a 139; Koosman, Minn 128. er, but anytime the Dallas the Steelers to a 35-31 victory In know what to expect. And there half TI) passes of 41 yards to fumble of the opening kickoff major League Leaders say" Press International ye play the Pittsburgh Super Bowl XIII - was par- is not going to be any tougher Jimmie G iles and eight yards to and raced 65 yards for a touchSy National League Sutter. Salting era, few people go home ticularly sharp In the early competition than Pittsburgh." rookie Gordon Jones to lift down, igniting Oakland to a Chi 33; Tekutve, Pitt 23; (baud on 375 at bats) Garber, All fl; Sambito, Hou going Saturday night. His most Muse League Standings sloppy triumph over Buffalo. Elsewhere In the NFL Satur- Tampa Bay past Cincinnati. Y. National League 17; Bair, Cm and Lavelle, SF United Press International "This was an important game spectacular effort was a 45- day night, It was: St. Louis 10, AR H Pct. o Joe Ferguson fired three TD Matt Robinson, capitalizing National League 127 43$ 16$ .344 Hrnndz, St.L. is," said Dallas Coach Tom yard bomb to John Stallworth Chicago 7; Tampa Bay 24, on key early mistakes, cele- passes for the Bills, two to American League Mar. East 121 521 113 .330 Tmpitn, St.L shall, Minn 26; Kern, Tex 21, di Saturday night, after that set up the second of Pitt- Cincinnati 13; New York Jets beated his new No, 1 status with rookie rryJutler. W L Pct. 129 52$ 163 .318 OR Garvey, LA Monge, dcv 17; Stanhouse, 75 53 .536 Pittsbrgh ad Septlen's 47-yard field sburgh's two touchdowns, both 14, New York Giants 6; Los two first-half touchdown 12$ 537 166 .318 Matthws, Ali David Wbitehurst directed a Montreal Bait and Lopez. Del 14. 69 53 .566 3 95380 120 .316 Griffey, Cm al wIth two seconds left lifted of which came in the early Angeles 23, San Diego 7; passes, leading the Jets to a 31-point first half with two Chicago 69 37 .543 5 129 4*5 132 .313 Winfield, SD Cowboys to a 16-14 triumph moments of the second quarter. Oakland 48, Buffalo 21; and victory over the Giants for 1979 touchdown passes in leading St. Louis 61 60 5 121 442 137 .310 Harness Racing 65 64 .4 10'/7 Knight, Cm Phila the Steelers in the final 130 492 150 .305 Green Bay over Atlanta, New York New York bragging rights. Rose, Phil "I thought it was a heck of a Green Bay 45. Atlanta 35. 51 74 .408 221/ 154 .303 129 501 Parker, Pit n game for both teams. game," said Pittsburgh Coach West Rod Perry ret ur ned an In- completely overshadowing a SEMINOLE Rookie Ott.ts Anderson scored 115 412 125 .303 St.L. e have not played well 8.11 Chuck Noll. "It was well played on a 6-yard run and Mike Wood terceptlon 23 yards for one big performance by Falcons' W L Pct. OS Hndrck,American SATURDAY NIGHT League 74 56 .569 First Race r and we won despite a In every way. We were pleased kicked a 39-yard field goal in touchdown and Pat Thomas set backup quarterback June Houston 0 AS H Pct. 74 51 .565 1/3 CincI 11.60 4.40 310 121 445 153.344 6 Last Chance Lynn, 605 entless attack by (Pitt' with what we saw." second score with an InJones, who completed 26-of-43 60 69 .465 131/i Los Ang 7.00 1.80 the first quarter to pace St. up a 1 Money Booster 117 403 135 .333 Downing, Cl urgh quarterback) Terry 59 71 .434 15 San Fran 7 Rodney Direct 6.00 0 (1•4) 30.30; "The bright spot was the play Louis over Chicago, handing terception as Los Angeles beat passes for 301 yards. 126 524 174 .332 Brett, KC 55 76 .420 19½ M.ny, Avg. 27, im - lix Baseball 1 Dl B ietze attled ' Dump c McClendon Move .. ,, BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - Paul Dietzel looks you straight the eye when he tells You he arrived at Louisiana State too late to save Charles McQendon's Job. - retuned to LW last summer as athletic director. "The Board of Supervisors had already made up its mind," he said. "1 knew I couldn't get Mac a new contract. If I had tried that, they might have had my head, too. But Mac wanted to serve as president of the American Football Coaches Association - and I think they owed him that much."' Dietzel takes It a step beyond that, Insisting he had to put his Job on the line to get McClendon his one lad season. The move to dump McClendon as head football coach at JZU - even though he Is the , eighth most successful active 'college coach In the nation legan long before Dietzel :'. Kentucky in the early 195 and when Dietzel became head coach at LSU in 1955, he ought in McClendon as his top assistant. "We were very close," Dietzel said. "Mac's wife Dorothy Faye and my wife Anne have been good friends it seems almost forever. We agreed, when we were at Kentucky, that whoever became a head coach first would hire the other." McClendon was Di etsel's assistant for seven years and took over the head Job at LW In 1952 Paul Dietzel and Charles McClendon got back a long way. They were assistants together under Bear Bryant at When Dietzel broke his contract and Jumped to Army. There was a time there when Didzel's name was mud in LW circles, but 16 years later he was McClendon'a boss again. "I came In here under a nowin situation so far as Mac is concerned," he said. "No matter which course we took, there were going to be people, Influential people, who thought we were wrong. association. I don't mean this to sound like rm tooting my own horn, but If anyone else had been athletic director, Mac would be gone. "That's the way I read It, although I could have been wrong. I learned from Jim Corbett (Dietzel's athletic director when he was coach at LSU) you don't bring up something you know Is going to get shot down." Dietzel has been talking to a lot of proaetive candidates for the LSU coaching Job. "But I was determined that Mac should have this final year so he could be president of the Dfetzelsaldhe - flota selection committee - should conduct the search for a new coach. No one has given a reasons-bie explanation for why the board isso anxious to get rid of McClendoñ, who has won 70 percent of his games (130-54-7) In the past 17 seasons, Including going &3and to bowls In each of the last two. "Stay anywhere a long time and, no matter bow many friends you make, your enemies are going to accumulate," Dietzel said. "One of the greatest friends I have on this Earth is Qiarly Mac. Ihope he has the bed season he's ever had. Ihope we're 12.0 so Mac can dick It In the ear of his distradors." Dietsel has asked McClendon to stay on, at $40,000 a year, as his administrative assistant. "I told him I'm not doing that out of the kindness of my heart. "I told my wife to lid the top dozen head coaches now working In the college ranks and the man I'm going to recommend would be Included. "Some of the people I've talked to have Indicated an Interest and then come back later and asked to be scratched because they felt the job they already have is Just as good as the one at LSU. I've still got three months. We play our last game against Tulane on Nov. 24 and when the board meets the following Friday, I'll name my choice." iSpos f i7 I-; 1 Parade BY MILTON RICHMAN ____ McNamara's Reds Sizzling I ball clO goes down the tube is the manager. ____ I ,, Yet, that doesn't always hold true the other way around, and Johnny McNamara, first-year manager with the Cincinnati Reds, ' Now look at them! They've won 25 of 37 since the All-Star break, 15 of their last 20 and when Tom Seaver recorded his 11th straight victory by , . - - , , - ___________ -. -ftift, I . ______ ___ I J., - V. - beating his former Met teammates, $4, Sunday, it was also the In the light of all this, you'd imagine Johnny McNamara would be getting quite a bit of the credit, but actually, that hasn't be. the case, first because he isn't the type who goes seeking It and second, because he'smuchm more oustoseehlsplayers get the . . I.. '- .. - I -., . . 0 - - ~' Ab.. . I . - P,;;W]~~ ; .. 4~ S - ?"4 1- -, - -.1" .,.. - "I Seminole High football players run through their Lyman meets Brooksville Hernando In the second grass drills, and if It seems a little quiet in practice, stanza followed by Seminole-Brooksville and just wait until midweek, when the hitting pace will Lyman-Hatnes City. Admission Will be 12 for adults pick up considerably. Seminole sees action This's- and $125 for students. The regular season for day night In the 7:30 Jamboree at Longwood. Seminole County teams begins Sept. 7. Seminole faces Haines City In the first quarter, heat rIUIET BEFORE W THE CYrIRM ' "What pleases me most of aspect of is the wonderful way all of our players have together as a family or as a unit," says McNamara. ,,you have no Idea the kind of feeling that gives a manager." One of the reasons the Reds are doing so well has to do With ' 1. T1. :1 I 1/ their bench. Men like Betty Crus, who has gamewtnnlng hIts ISi__ U______ I__ i2 7_ 7_ far, Dave Col lins, Junior Kennedy, Vic Corral!, Paul Blair, _1.. PO ck Auerbach and Harry Spilman all have made Important ntributiom, but first they had to get a chance to play, and cNamara was the one who pve them It "He lets you play," Bench says of the former Athletics and W ,1 ' 11,' 1e Padres' manager. "He's like Sparky in some ways but he's think LSU fans are a"-s..'--.,-..'," '' •r-.. young, untried coach, they idn't try to run me off mill the Waltr ip Fattens Purse BRISTOL, Tenn. (UP!) Darrell Waltrip fattened his purse and built his lead over al point standungs Saturday night with a three-second .4 W*11son Ke s KC Comeback victory margin in the Volunteer 5W NASCAR race. Waltrip took the lead with ie laps remaining when Benny Uslted Press Interutloeal hits, scored twice, stole two Kansas City Manager Whitey Qdcago, 12-7, and 43, in 13 runs and Rick Cerone hosnered Parsons spun out, then outdev Willie Wilson is quickly baaesanddrove Ins run as Herug says he's enjoyed a IzmIngs,andMllwaukeetopped and knocked In five runs as ueledPettyandBobbyMjison er 4ng.Ignored, If he wasn't any questions If heabout would becoming the focal point of Kansas City dosed to within 24 dugout seat while viewing the Texas, 62. New York at. Mm- Toronto handed the Angels to claim the $13,510 first prize. mpletely he'd beasked perfectly h&W. Ali heorcwes is be Kansas City's surge to conten- games of Callfamia in the latest remake of "A Star is nesota was rained OUL the ball game." Petty, who darted in the pole their fifth Ion in seven games. j Royals' quest for a fourth Born." Essentially, McNamaraisabas.bsllfrajtionallst, who dOeSEt't W , In the National League position, won $10,195 for his IIIDave Rosenors ed. straight division crown. York, "Willie Is becoming the C Iimatl blanked New elIeve In Over-managing. se cond-place finish. Allison was b hi In only his second full year in It was Wilson's fourth four-hit peoples' choice," said Kansas 8.0, Los Angeles defeated St. He went back 23 years to dig up a play that helped third and Parsons fourth. All A rim In u majors, Wilson is batting game of the season. Mets, 64, Saturday. four of City Manager Whitey Hersog. Louts, 4-1, PIttsburgh trounced go-ahead tlnIser,, were Darrell Porter hit his 15th .306 with 61 stolen The Reds were trailing, 4.3, In the ninth when George Foster . San Diego, 9-2, Chicago downed sii driving Joe t-a 'PlayIng every day has made homer to help Paul Splittorff "As far as Fm concerned, he's Sen FrancIsco, 4-1, Houston ixth UUMU5 Mifilkiri caine In filth In an mass' said even his record at 13-13. a superdw right now." ftwbik. pair of walks filled the bases with on. out, McNamara sent Qia a big difference to defeated Philadelphia, 4-1. Orioles n4, Wkk Ila 7-3: p arking Sptittorff allowed only six hits WilsonSunday, aft ; Gary Roenicke opened the In other AL games, Detroit 1onte.1 at Atlanta was rained to hit for reliever Doug Bait', The race, delayed for 45 Rov1s to a 3 triumph over - Including Stan Papi's first swe$ a doobl&header from out. 13th b m ing with his 20th home minutes by rain, was run under Before Crus left the dugout, McNamara told him he might have the rim 10 lift Baltimore to a. a caution flag for the fIrst 32 9him try a aaidds squssi. It the count went to three-andoneor BOMO and a thame major-league home run -.in Seattle, 4.3, in 10 buIn.g, handing the Red 8i their filth 1, Toronto routed Califore, 6 T1en 44, Maisr, 34: second-game victory for Swap. 1wee-ind4wo. 11p5. There were five other I n the series finale loss In the last six gaines. Steve 3, Cleveland beat Oakland, 74, Champ Summers ballad a double-header sweep over caution flap in the race and Qua worked the read to three-andes. against Mets' reliever , a, took the io.s. f Baltimore took a pair from pinch-hit, two-rim hoiflir 15 the Chicago. Doug DeQnces led a Dave Mardi and Dick May 14.11 Allen and McNamxa relayed the sige forth. IilCIde squeeze the Red Salt, wu aigidji and Steve Kemp hit his four-homer barrage and MIke were forced out becsi.a of third base ----p .i -_ •- , ,p, third home ran of the day In the flanagan became the first 19- wreck ilainip. both Crus at the pMe and Bench on third ozectly i i nightcap to lift Detroit to a gam winner ln theAL15th, atuMed bat McNaznara wanted done. Both said they understood. I I P' double-header sweep over opener. . the bell betwises Uw 06and the minind &W Alle hJusaimnsi fteed r G Ths Ride thin r.d open the gam. with the.. more runs jiat 1h hvthg, powered the Tigers Cooper each beltedtwo-rim Yarboro , followed by David i they did with four In the ninth inning of Sund ay'sMUM to victory. . DW M think ym were biting a risk pj&W.on UW W" homers to back the d" Pearson, Terry Labond, Ricky = A tdwft's WIL . "IsNol" he insweredo quistlyt patisintly. ,uch Id, MerM ad employed the sgijne By United Pm latsiuftezal get to -_ it. I've hit three horns i.e a, Mete I NOLANKEEPS ROWN'b Akin i'.iaver 7% rftw* ft" wo to runs am I've yet W see ow.11 e w ee Th ira On r 1"T110 first tim I ever saw itpuns was Ow I was playing for strdo 41IM40%wow M " PSC& COW 1AW111110 In 1101,11 be uniled. ,,I am for them. PWdW0 continued Its drive DW" 40 C@rdW6 1: rv' . .4r wwklklNe Lac W/o r#r 0 1`011 J11101 Uft to hit We to the National League End wilthe nwisirm tMA ltim*ftm wu ow Manager aind we jog Forgjijeon (1l) ad ateve ftwiffff Arm" we PayW San Fruichm. A Held wu ft Wart ad Huth, 1111111111s" pkcbw Bm Kim said, tkb.Thig Pir"have won I I d GUM (3g) tA bm rune In - , AW hift a greind dm to . their lad 15 and n of 3% nd =Wd of rokle Rick Wide WM w0w9him d W4Jud I"dm So him:'ft 0.4 M410 1AVINtr J 1115mve. xv hV w/ralf now Waid "M60lece MWW- IS4, who dad the D0dPW much of a rM there Is In 00 pky." , was& MY k* Wn. I didn't. "We're pleft wall ad I 1W Dan 80on in M. I Or CMW,.4y& 4 I . . wm wire," said Pittsburgh W ifl $ In . -1 -- L., a OffnRoad % I V 4. .1 DennisLuip and Bruce hive bum there bàn." 'ate , rs.lr BID Meck led a 19-bit Cosar CetteSo led the wo low t ' &4 ___with a tris, th fouth the bIt 13th ff.hemena, to back. tiu,pme,as :X ao Isy, 6-U.. seined the pobuid run ens i Y lii,, ___ '"fl j 5 . ',i . , LI _rJ ui ' the 'ic.da47ucarns1nsths 644104111 OI&I"d world at Rivizid, Inior -~ . W111,I,,V,r1111W4 the ascend victory In 1w._doys for *se, who 1 'Ietd In a fuN tg I I . = - " - ~ k 4 -1:9 - .Ji Q. I think what you said about the Chicago Cub,' Dave Kingman Is absurd. He not only Is among the major league.leaden In era, but also In RBIs and Is hitting our .300. He has hit home off such uncanny pitchers as Bert Blyleven, Steve Rogers, liaiSon and Gaylord Perry. I think you owe Mr. Kingman an ______ -------•-_-------, How do you apologlze.o a guy who - DvIi DMt'thd.vn1.... UL , won't talk to or even acknowledge' anyone who faintly resembles a media person? L t Besides, I still stand by my allegation that his hitting feats, In a completely favorable hitter's part, are symptomatic of the dilutlonof baseball's talents. He would bea strikeout patsy lnany 11 other era. Q. What do you think of the San Francisco Giants trading Bill t; Madlock, a proven .300 hItter, for Ed Whit,.; a pitcher nobody ever heard of? - Jim Dickey, Cincinnati I think the Giants traded Macflock's big six-figure salary (maybe a quarter of a million a year) and his "motor mouth" (which antagonized management) for a young (24) hurler of some future promise. Whick still makes Its lousy deal for the Giants, who also got couple of nondescript minor league pitchers and gave up reliever Dave Roberts as well. But the addition of Mad Dog Madlock, who went on a hitting binge, might mean a pennant for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Q. What was ivanMarlcbal'a lifetime record against the Mets? When Is Jima eligible for the baseball Hail of Fame and what are Ws chances of making It? - Rod Aleumder, Sharpsvllle, Pa. Timhlgh-kicldngnlghthander had a20-8 record agalnst the Mets and overall won 243 games In his 16-year career. Since he last pitched briefly with the Los Angeles Dodgers In 1075, he Is eligible for the Hall of Fame In 1900. am., ft __ - f.pl . Z!. iP. "hi*iL psi. We bi*." pied die., 4l, Usual dewaid Yank..s Sign 1M V t 1h pi," I ' .. A 9W 41 jI4 9 jr 'li, . jgr Jim thsAmpdemL.,it BLOOMINGTON, Mlii. I*ati. :.,nifIle,4$,M (UPI) Us, 1*1 _,l, 6 --p sadN,Thw,p, YaacquIn,g,st. VUXd e " Quip Ia jp$ California $&IrlA. 7,, ii. g wh rug I; r.us r i of . U15heedlpi$ Usljed 'N$Ilat*bà. " *kM of . .. b ..'. ' - ., AT . 1 .. .?JJ :' _. _____, , t ., .. •_.__ -S. .. . . . L ens, qi jI PITTSBURGH STEELERS You've got to stick with the champs. They learned last year in this league. Rediscovered that hunger after being away from Super Bowl couple of years. Now, after seven straight playoffs and three Super Bowl triumphs, Chuck Noll says, "I don't think we've peaked yet." Virtually same cast has done all that winning. There' s more to come. you must be hungry to win OFFENSE Terry Bradshaw has taken on stature as top quarterback in game with variety of weapons at his disposal. OnI' i who can be clalaif led as old are guard Sam Davis, 35, und running back Rocky fueler, 33. Franco Harris keeps on rolling like Of' Man River. Wide receivers Lynn Swann and John StaHworth are superb. Great talent Bennie Cunningham comes back to reclaim tight and from capable Randy Grossman. Help for Bleler might come eventually from top draftee Greg Hawthorne, more immediately from Sid Thornton. Center Mike Webster, tackle Jon Kolb are pillars on solid front. Roy Gerela as place- kicker could be thai. lunged by Malt Bahr. Rating: A Is supposed to be gettIng little long in the tooth, yet no one seams worried about age of Joe Greene, L.C. Greenwood because guys like Steve Furness, John Banasiak have come along so strong. Linebacking Is absoktely super with alt-pros Jack'Lambert, Jack Ham jbined by Loran Tom or Robin Cole with plenty of other talent on hand. Secondary Is solid, too. And experienced. Mel haunt, Mike Wagner, Donnie Shell stand out. J.T. Thomas might come back to push young Ron Johnson on corner. ________ good special teams, with Craig Colqultt at punter. Rating: A 'sat olk _ - - - - " - • _________ Stselers believe strongly in traditional 4-3.4 defense. Have ,.... - PREDICTION, Sure Houston has Improved, cleveland Is on rise, Cincy has that young talent. hut ttwss no way I can se. any 01 them unseating veteran, confident Stealer squad from first In AFC Central. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE M$N.) Rice, - - - - - Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night Hou 11-7; Nlekro, Atl 16-17; 8 arty Hanover ...-... - . - _lj _ ----- 1t -c-_ -- ________ 1hL- e-zr - - - - Transactions - --.-- -- - _______ .. - - Today's Games (All Times EDT) Oakland (Mccatty at s-I) Toronto (Huffman 5-14), 1 p.m. Seattle (Honeycutt at 9.9) Cleveland (Splliner 5.3), 7:30 p.m. California (Barr at 5-10) Detroit (Billingham 5-6), $ p.m. Boston (Stanley at 12-9) Chicago (Kravec 11.11), 8:35 p .m. Baltimore (D.M.rtin.z 14.10 and Palmer 7-4) at Minnesota (Golti 11.9 and Erickson 1-7), 2, I p.m. . . mIIwaue, tsorensen 1 4-1 ; at Kansas City (Gale 99), 8:35 p.m. New York (Seattle 3-5) at Texas (Jenkins 13.10), 0:35 p.m. Tuesday's Games Oakland at Toronto Seattle at Cleve, night Calif at Detroit, night Boston at Chicago, night Baltimore at Minn, night Milwaukee at Kan City, night New York at Texas, night tA9A P , track record held by three STANTON, Del. (UP!) -The Belmont Wikas June p, After the Belmont, trainer horses. scene was reminiscent of Armada Strike was second, Spectacular Bid's put Bud Dalp said the Bold Bidder trs - theblgwlrmlng colt had dippedonanopen seven lengths ahead of Not So margin, the fad time, the adsty pin In this Mall. Bid's left Proud. J.D. May and Ply the boating trainer, even national fraud hoof later became Infec- Sea followed. led, and Delp i"ttted, "I was television, Spectacular Bid paid $210 drald I might las horse. I and $2.10, while Armada Strike But tlas was no major dikes didn't know whether he was was worth $2.10 to place. There race, Rather, Bid used an going to race again." was no show betting. 118* allowance race at Spedacihiar Bid put Duip's me victory was worth $1,60 Delaware Put Sumdayto coins mind to Basis with a powerful to owners Harry. Teresa and back from an l4ury4nducsd, move. on the backstretch. Tom M..,hoff, raising Bid's 11-week layoff and show he will Shoemaker, who was named to bankroll to $1,160,467, bea'hanstober,on,d ck with ride the colt die, 1$y.sreld lies like driving a Rolls In the Marlboro Cup Sept. $ at R*slhie Praishlin was arradsd e. said Shoemaker, who BiOil. In Caihlsnala an drum chirps., two races later rode ft's In the MW Bid oft the peas In the c t he $1,200 vi ory In twailed Making his debit under early going while Fly The his Delaware Oaks."I to veteran Jockey SW hmemabor, cruised *O11111111early fraction. Delaware of hois..I think On Kentucky Derby ad 01:20 4'4$ 34, he's a great horse." Pruikne winner ceased to a g 17l.ngth victory Delp ñorjsctsd, "I know four tho a bail-mile tops, blowing lussrrlvals,asurWthell.$ paMP hssenthse4, 'We agnatbi ee. were going mile in atnachud 1:41 34, emt oej to the Marlboro with as the atj,tchasBid COidarnce as we had going to i WAS thegeaycsWsflrdatart ouas siaceatbIrdiacSfInthe brekebyaMkda.ecepdthe IMPruiInuuu," - . Don't miss out on of the local any news, sporting events or social functions. Have the Evening Herald mailed to you while you're my away We IMie a letter from hornet Call today. Evaft mmqwnuijjj~iIilIji~ Circulation D.pt. 322.21 1 much 11 a I ~, V: 1. '' - - -. - .• -, -•.--.------_-- - at scheol. over . I% - Spectacular Bid Cruises -. - 3 80 - . - 4.20 1 Dusty Lehigh 1.60 Reuschel, Chi 15-1; LaCoss, Cm 0(5.8317.40; T (SI)) 288.20. Time Es. 135; 14.5; Seaver, Cm pmnosa, Phil 13.10; Carlton, Phil 2.OS.3. Ninth Race 1310; Richard, Hou 13.12. American League 17.20 9.60 360 Flana- 6 Billy O Ly nch American League East 3.60 2.14 Bait 18.1; Koosman, Minn 4 Temple Taur'is w i. Pct. os 17-10; John, NY 166; Ecker- 1 Brnos Bird 3.80 Bait 83 43 .659 0(48) 26.20; T(P I 3) '61.60. Tiiy,e sley, Bos 167; Caldwell, Mu 11MIlwauke 79 52 .603 6' 14.9; 2.03. Bait 5; D.Martlnez, 16 51 .591 7½ Boston Tenth Race Sorensen, MII 14.12. New York 69 57 .548 14 1$ / 2 Victor' Wind 4.40 2.80 Earned Run Average Detroit 69 61 .531 16 7EarIDream 5.60 2.60 (based on 117 innings pitched) Cleveind 66 64 .508 19 2.60 Hume, 6 Royal flick SIr National League Toronto 41 55 .318 43½ 0 (2.7) 31.60; T (7-1-6) 292.00. Time 2.75; Rogers, Mtl 2.19; Cm West LaCoss, Cm 2.82; Andu)ar, Hou 2.08.4. A- 2.026; Handle- $103.940. L PCI. 05 2.93; Hooton, LA 2.94. Calif 71 59 .546 MarAmerican League Minn 67 60 .528 2½ shall, Minn 2.57; Guidry, NY Kan City 65 61 .327 2½ 2.74; Eckerstey, Bos 2.57; John, Texas 62 6$ .477 9 NY 2.90; Slaton, Mu 2.95. By United Press International Chicago 56 73 .43.4 14½ Sunday Strikeouts Seattle 55 76 .420 161/i Richard, Soccer National League Oakland 41 90 .313 301/3 Placed 160; New York (NASL) Hou 232; Niekro, All Saturda y's Resu lts Carlton, Ph 156; Blyieven, Pitt goalie Erol Yasin on mnjuredreserve Bait at Chicago, 2, rain list. 141; Perry, SD 133. California 24, Toronto 2 Seattle I. Detroit 4 Kansas City 1, Boston 0 Cleveland S. Oakland 3 Minnesota 4, New York I Milwaukee 5, Texas 2 Sunday's Results N.Y. at Minn., ppd., rain Bolt 17, Chicago 7, 1st Bait 4, Chi 3, 2nd, 13 Inns. 1, Sea 3, 1st, 10 inns. Detroit 9, Seattle 8, Ind Toronto 9, California 3 Cleveland 7, Oakland S Kansas City 6, Boston 3 Milwaukee 6, Texas 2 Chicago at San Diego, night St. Louis at San Fran, night I ____ . ti.. ., It, .:fT . l I" 11111111111116111111 d race -. 4 - *n.?_ ft 11111111111111111111IM110. . , - --_- - •. llell en __ W -1 - ---- -- .--- -', . -- _ .80 /. I js -I thinking Helsrnan In 1979. "The more people ask me c about it, the more I realize I think I've got a chance," he said. "It would be an honor to ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - and declared the standings win it, but the first thing I'm Rookie Beth Daniel had her from Saturday's third round thinking about Is the team." first LPGA tournament final. The NCAA probation will wrapped up and she didn't even "It's weird to have the vIeprobably hamper Cribbs chan' know It. tory announced rather than ces,_though, since it means the golf course,.,, Daniel, a slender blonde from winning -I.... .. ..---. '7 QaZt i.arouna, held a tour- 5510 Daniel. .'lSlit i'll take Ii television appearances and stroke advantage over Hollis anyway." Crlbbs' chances of picking Stacy after three rounds of the Stacy said she was disapsupport outside the South Will $100,000 Patty Berg Classic and pointed the final round couldn't be 511371. when heavy rains and thunder- be played because she thought "I think not being on TV has storms forced cancellation of she had a chance to overtake got to hurt," he said. "It's going Sunday's final round, Daniel Daniel. to cut down on my exposure, but was declared the winner. "But she played very well I think the real determining "It was an unusual way to win and certainly deserved to be the factor should be my statistics," a golf tournament," said winner," said Stacy, a twotlnie But Crlbbs' statistics may not Daniel, who pocketed $15,000. U.S. Open winner. be as gaudy in 1079 as they were " played very well and I Daniel, who engaged In a last year because Auburn deserved to win," fierce rivalry with Nancy Lopez Coach Doug Barfield has said The 23-year-old Daniel who while the two were In college, he wants to use Brooks, a 167 turned professional In Feb- became the first rookie to win pound Junior from Warner ruary, finished with an 11- an LPGA event this year. Robbins, Ga., In the same back. WIdeZIPZ 208, which Included Pat Bradley finished third field with Cribba. with a total of 214 and tied for rounds of 68, 69 and 71. Brooks was the starter M After waiting around In the fourth, eight Strokes off the year and led the nation In clubhouse to start the fourth pace, were Jan Stephenson and rushing and an-purpose run, round of what was supposed to Vicki Fergon. ning before he broke a foot in be a 72-hole affair, the golfers Lopez, the tour's leading the fourth game, were Informed by tournament money-winner finished at 219, "I think with me and James officialst round was canceled 11 shots off, both in there, It's going to cut down a lot on my Mats because he's got to have playing time too," CrIbbs said. "With me and James together, that would be great for the team. CHICAGO (UP!) - Bal- third strike can on uuug "It might not be great for us timore Manager Earl Weaver DeCinces In the fifth. After the as far u the H$imaii, but! was suspended for three games ejection, he notified crew chief think he would be better for the by American League President Russ Goetz of the protest, using team," he said. Lee MacPhaIl for protesting the the phrase, "umpire's inte!the were handling the bafl25 first game of Sunday's double- grity." MacPhall was In th e or 30 nines a game iiu no aiG header with Chicago on the pan, 55W LDC in dent and lad year, Crthbs predicted he grounds of "umpire's lute- heard the announcement of the reason for the protest. Maccould surpass 1,600 yards grity." rom the Phall said the suspension will rushing this year. LaM year he Weaver was ejected f had 1,205 yards, Including 250 game by home plate umpire be effective Monday, pending yards against Georgia. Ron I.ucjano for questioning a an appeal from Weaver. Weaver Si;spended DEFENSE r, Even though probation we've had since I've been AUBURN, Ala. (UP!) After leading the Southeastern knocks Auburn out of televised here," he added. Conference In rushing as a games, championships and Cribbs came to Auburn in junior last year, all-SEC bowl games, Cribba says it will tailback Joe Crlbbs of Auburn have little effect on the team, 1976 wIth little fanfare since he might logically be considered at which he expects to win nine or played at tiny Sulligent high school, just a few miles up the least a darkhorse candidate for 10 games. road from Tuscaloosa and the the Heisman Trophy. "You know you never tithik University of Alabama In west But the 190-pound senior will about being on TV that much have a couple of things working even when you're playing," he Alabama. against him this fall - his team said. "You think about it before He ran punts and kickoffs Is on NCAA probation and he the game, but once the game back as a freshman and did not will have to share playing time starts you forget about It. see any real action at tailback with another potential super. until the latter part of his star, junior running back go•'I don'tthhit (probation) year. sophomore in g to bother us that much," Tames Brooks. "It will cut down on "One thing about me is i While he missed the first said Cribba.goals. We c an 't our one of say always try to do better than In game last year with an injury we're shooting for the Sugar the past," Cribbs said. "I don't and did not become a darter Bowl, bit we can always shoot really feel bad about not until the fifth game, Crlbba still season. We still bust ing In right away because in for a perfect man8.ged to lead the SEC rushing, scoring, rushing have something to work for. sometimes you can bust in and think we're going to have a tall off and I wouldn't want to do I touchdowns and all-purpose - the best team that." running. He set nine new great team Auburn season and career rushing and scoring records. And his impressive statistics ...an - Front four w*. sta - Rain Gives Daniel Berg Classi \ 1~ -- Tea r Rodine ___ ,4 ames wortivetim"WolivinNAMOWWWWOMAW PGAReplayooMillerAlmost Wins Since You Asked, Is 41 Z~"%,;. - Cribbs Leads Auburn '79 Hopes - Q. Have been unable to find the answer to my question In the ball Record Book. Can you tell me when was the last triple made In each league? I realize now with the rabbit l)an yen get paid for the number of home runs and not for winning el - Ray W. Phelps, Santa Maria, Calif. The New York Mets back In 1953 pulled off the last triple steal t anyone in the Ellas Sports Bureau can remember. deiphia's Athletics, back In 1930, had two triple steals shut the Cleveland Indians. But records simply aren't kept of t feat. On your final allegation, I don't think people like George brenner would agree. Q. Why do you feel that Joe Louis Is the all-time greatest eight champion? I believe that the 196147 Muhammad All ould have torn Louis to shred,. What are your opInions on this? Randy Hensley, Santa Cruz, Calif. I just think Louis had the last hands and knockout power to etrate All's gambling tactics as a boxer. All kept his hands and depended on his lightning reflexes. 'mat's not All's ability. He was super, too. But If guys like Henry could knock him down, I feel Louis could have put him I It's only a subjective opinion, d uleter. Sparky never wanted to overlook anybody. "John.isdifferent in Oat hold just assoon the phone would PINIHURIT, N.C. (UPI) Sat he .d he Was jii_l Johnny I'll!.,, ide-hart !r, 11e.MIDar the of forc, en the POA tour five -v uii years ape. soft ab" -,= eli, third year. - By MURRAY OLDERMAN L=ij "Even when l come ln here asa -. .-- ., 1 season? - T (41•1) 666.10; Tiqe 2.01.4. 126 502 165 .329 Rice, Bos Second Race 113 42$ 141 .329 Kemp, Del 7.10 5.00 3.tlO 115 396 130 .3n 5 Super Babe Leicano, Mit 3.60 2.60 SQuantico Way 120437 141 .323 Bothte, Sea 2.80 174 462 147 .315 2 Winning Angel Lndreau Mm 0 (Si) 22.0; T (8-3-2)273.40. Time 110 403 127 .315 Oliver, Tex 2.10.1. 124 486 152 .313 Cooper, Mil Third Race 114469 147 .313 Molitor, Mu 4,30 3.00 2.60 SGBGee Home Runs inns. .4.00 2.30 Kingman, I C0I)fltWf National League 2.40 ; 3 Meadow Mischief 39 Sunday's Results Chi 41; Schmidt, Phil (U 14.60; 1 (S-33) 153.20. Time MtI at Atla, 7, ppd., rain Winfield, SD 27; Clark, SF 26; Cincinnati I, New York 0 Homer and Matthews, All and Fourth Race Los Angeles 4. St. Louis 1 Lopes, LA 23. 17.40 4.60 1 10 Lynn, 5 Ben Haha Pittsburgh 9, San Diego 2 American League 3.80 340 Chicago 4, San Francisco 1 Bos and Thomas, 3 Kakosi Tom 605 36; 4.11 0 RA BA I'.ustnn 4, Philadelohla 1 32; Mil 33; Singleton, Salt 21.20; T (1-14) 154.40. Tira Today's Games Baylor, Cal 30. 2.0$. (All Times EDT) Runs Salted in Fifth Race at Houston (Richard 13.12) Kingman. National League .4.20 3,00 3.00 Hush Star Montreal (Rogers Il-B), ChI 95; WInhield, SD 93; 3 Harry Fritz 3.60 3 )0 p.m. Schmidt, Phil 90; Hernandez, 1 Middle T. 3 Cincinnati (LaCoss 14.5) at Q (35) 5.40; p (5.3) 8.10. Time Philadelphia (Christenson 4-9), St.L 89; Clark, SF 86. Baylor, 2.03.1. American League :7:35 p.m. 107; RIce, Lynn, Bos Sixtt; Race Atlanta (Gather 6.13 and Cal ill; Bos 102; Singleton, BaIt 98; 2 Arias E Junkin .4.00 2.50 Niekro 16-17) at New York Thomas, Mil 97. 4.80 3..O 1 Tracers Runner (Reardon 0.1 and Kobel 5.7), 4.40 Stolen Basis 6 Bombay Jo Anne includes completion of suspend. Moreno, National League 0 (1.2) 6.60; T (2-I:.) 85.00. T'r ed game, 3:05 p.m. Pitt 57; North, SF SO; Lopes, 2.07.4. Chicago (Krukow 9.9) at San Seventh Race LA 3$; Taveras, NY 36; Scott, Diego (Owchinko 45), 10 P.M. 17 44 , 'O0 4,30 6 Island Jade Pittsburgh (Bibby 9.3) at Los St.L 33. *40 '1 60 LeFlore, 4 Good Knight iwl American League 10:30 Angeles (Sutton 11.12), 3 60 DI? 61; Wilson, KC 61; Cruz, 7 8 JS Dutchess p.m. Wills, Bonds, dcv Sea 35; 30; Q(4-4) 39.80; 1(4-17) 59230. Time Tuesday's Games Tex 29. 2.05.1. Houston at Montreal, night Eighth Race Pitching victories Atlanta at New York, night 4.00 2.50 2.60 Niekro, SA D's Vidoria Cincinnati at Phila, night National League 50 7$ .391 23 Saturday's Results Mtl at Atlanta, ppd., rain Cincinnati I, New York 4 San Francisco 5, Chicago 2 Houston 3, Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 4 Pittsbgh 4, San Dgo ' 3, 19 Joe Olderman L. -r' ... ___ " I ______________ . 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I 4:30 t) MIKE DOUGLAS 0MARY TYLER womir 5()O () THE BRADY BUNCI4 OTHE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER flOG EfiS (H) 1F30 JWHEEL OF FORTUNE U FAMILY FEUD *DMISTERROGERS(R) AFTERNOON ' 7:00 (1) (M TODAY (1) 0 FRIDAY MORNING tThNEWS 5:30 HOGAPI'S I11ZROS 1REWITCI4Efl • MINDREADERS @T1 00 NEWS I (1) SESAME STREET (R) U GOOD MORNING AMERICA QD SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 C:D 0 TODAY 12:30 PLAZA TWIN (2) NEWS C~) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0RYAN'S HOPE PLAZAI PASSWORD S 1:00 IVES Cj) U DAYS OF Rj 0 THE YOUNG AND THE No 'a tI'GE B1I1.MURlAY . SPAGHETTI WITH CLAM SAUCE .VIELANi]} AND SALAD BAR ABOUT SCHOOL Sandy Hill moderates questions from th studio audience and viewer: across the country when she A FORCE Or- ONE 9 STARRING CHUCK r4mliziS Zvjx SANFORD PI its THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY NEW ON 1-4 ' I • . • I Yourkid YOU* (Mbe compthatt*a And, by thie way. here in Texas the noon hour is the hottest time of the day in the or, and I don't go anYwhere unlessI have to! Sign summ IN, 0 PmWems? You'll fed bftr if You get them off your chest, For a prilonal reply writie to Aft Box W700, lAs Anigeles, stamped, self addreued en FM RESTLESS TUESDAY LUNCH SUGGESTION present-day. I BJ t stateside gathering of 4077th ever occur to you that little old ladies and non-working Cal 90019. Please enclose 1.1s - rzAI%, fa takes after keep, too? U we must do our shopping or banking during your lunch hour, It's only a - - 'tit you pro I 4 I n MAKE ME LAUUH CD SESAME S TnFF T (11) EDHODGEP000ELODGE ED A.M. WEATHER 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD M0RNlNi.irL"i HI, NEIGHBOR nv?,ce ED IN RUS!SELLVI=: Did it mothers have schedules to a nSdl UAGL CAU0F12-2&N 0WHEWI (9) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:55 0 CBS NEWS as DEAR aBBY: Boy, have I IW. P10111IT14AL a BEWITCHED QMAflIYRORBINS 11:00 OTHELITILERASCALS 6:41 t4J KIJTANA California mothers" should schedule their office job that requires me to at 8 a.m. And I'm shopping to accommodate the at my desk iO'OO ear "working woman, you lost me. usually riveted there until well GRANT Billie and I have rights, even though I after 5 every evening. deeply Involved In Lou ,, • the "working woman belong to no union other than an expose of shoddy nursing ADDV j' matrimony, I receive no in- finds the stores too crowded home practices. (R) -, come but I feel well paid for during her lunch hour, let her ED TENNIS 'U.S, Professional Championships" Top profes\1,4) my efforts as a homemaker. (I shop in the evenings, or her lunch hour to do her sionals com pete for $115,000 mis and the Mores were Sat days or Sundays. ur Th ere even do windows) inals of in prize money in the : Abby, please don't perpetuate are plenty of stores open then. this always full of "little old ladles" nament prestious BURNED UP IN BOSTON and non-working mothers who chauffeuring that I must work the myth that mothers and played at thee Longwood Crick. DEAR ABBY: Please tell at Club in Chestnut Hill, Musscould shop anytime but chose to around and if I have to do my housewives are "non-working" "wo rking woman" that I am chusetts. as e don't tell me do it during "her" lunch hour. shopping during the working women. Ple woman's lunch hour, I'm how to rearrange my schedule, slckandttredof working women And you agreed with herl 11:00 sorry. .1 don't plan It that way and I will refrain train advising telling me when to do my (2) qD 00 NEWS First of all, there is no such just to inconvenience her. Sign people about their personal shopping. 11:30 s a "non-working" thi pro ins. , me. Y BEST OF CARSON (2) mothes'. If mothers didn't Host: Johnny Carson, Guests: HAPPY COOKER care of my family Just as she TICKED OFF IN arrested for child yAKIMA,WASH. chose to work outside her home, Goldle Hawn, Buck Henry, TUSTIN, CAUF. neglect. I put in a long, hard Dennis Dugan. (R) DEAR ABBY: I am one of and I consider myself just as DEARnCKED OFF: ru day caring for my family. 1 take 20 whacks with a wet disk those "little olid ladies" who is much a working woman as she (1) NEWLYWED GAME may not punch a time clock or towel The score on that ose inconveniencing the working is. Before I made this choice, I low pat ient In Rockford and recelvea weekly pay check, but oman because I shop on her also worked at an office job Angel's court-ordered therapy MOTHERS: w WORKING was I work Just the same. let me tell you, the job I claims her life is being group lunch hour. Well, cxand, for zilch. Read on 322• ABBY: have now is a lot tougher. But threatened by the underworld cuuuuuuuuuuuze me! Second of all, Just because I more bricibsta: a POLM 1111TORY A youthful DEAR ABBY: I've always Just becaue I'm 74 and look I'm not complaining. don't work between 8 and 5 I find that women who work appear ng p01 an s recruitdoesn't mean I have all day to been a big Abby fan but when it, doesn't necessarily mean I thop There are nap times for you agreed with that frustrated sit in my rocking chair all day outside the home resent Infants and pre-schoolers, "working woman" who and can shop any old time I homwives. Please get off our aWhtments, houework, suggested that r4wworking please. I happen to hoW an backs. We have our hands full. DEAR ABBY: In all the years I've been reading your column, I've never been so steamed. 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" • LONDON EXCEPTCALL DRINKS 48 ANY 12- 107.50 HIGHWAY 17-fl SOUTH CITY LIMITS 9909 FLA. ON OUNCE ALL 7* ANY 12- 95.85 - GIN HAPPYNOUEDAILY5TIL6OUNcEORINKS&PRICEOFUABCS SCOTCH o 89.50 CASE OLD Monday, Aug. 27, 17-1B TONIGHT'S TV 8e99we IM ALLONE A FOR I '- tw I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 4-'" SAVI UP TO 40% ' 1 • 1 .. B RE RUM 5*2909 ANY 12- 63.45 MR. OLD DADI'WV • OR DARK . . OURSELVE YR. SCOTCH 12 CO LIGHT° PNPO ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERY DAY PRICES : .; ' SCOTCH : • I • : �n I I- IvomIP4 NWIW, Isn, FL Legal Notice Mendsy, Au,. 27, Legal Notice _ '3 "SOLUTION NO. 144 Macrame S Factory Lights 4 WIndow Shades 1 Emergency Pow Pack 1 Reech.In 5 ft. her Cooler 1 Ft. 3 Keg Beer DIspenser 1 2 door Reach.In Food Cooler 1 100 lb. Chest Freezer 3 5fod Work Tables i s Ft. Food Prep. Table 2 Large Stainless Coffee Urns 1 3.5h,f Utility Shelves DIVISION FN Nembe. 74S1.Cp City st Wktgr Springs, Dfetsle, Florid., that he CIty Council of No IN RI ESTATE OP CIty of Winter Springs, Florid., In RALPH 0. MAGIN, Rigi Sission on Augup.1, 1,7, DIcu IdSp!41 RI5oltIi No.214 entitIe NOTICE OF ADMiNISTRATION toIiO: PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given W the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL VACATING THOSE CERTAIN OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NIGHTS.op.wAy LOCATED IN THE ESTATE: WITHIN THE PROPERTY HERE.. You ARE HENEBY NOTIFIED INIIL9W DESCRIBED, CON. ffiofthdministrnofNontate PLICT$ AND EFFECTIVE DATE: of Ralph 0. Magln,, deCeesod, File At?iCtofld,y Nvmberls3olCP,lspefldlfl.lflffi, Township io , CIrcuit Court for Seminole County, Seminole CouWy, Florid., Florida, Probate Division, the ad more_Particularly descrIbed •5 *SN of which is Seminole County follows: Courthouse, Park Avenue, Sanford, Commence at the Int,rsectio, FL. The personal repr,sgstaflve O Wie Center lInes q __ the estate is Sandra Sue Stumpl, Itbe Ld.Ov thence whole address 15 311 4th 51., $ N degrees 23' 42"Road, E, ,,i.i f Chuluota, FL. 32744. The name and along the centerline of the Lanswoud.Ov ftd, thence N 01 degrees 3 lIES Jfeegora Joint w BeginnIng, tten cen$ address at the personal represen. 3' is" E.3O1jf., teffiSNkWofcutureot.c concave Iasterlyhavinga, P24.31 feet and a central ang of tangeyg thence N 30, wIth P. S.33s.ig. DM10 thIs 22nd day of Mary T. Norton City Clark Pusilell Aug. 27, me ________________________ CITYOP WINTER IPR 11401, PLOR IDA Post Office Sex 703, Orlando, p No erigInal NISSle I*# ø aRk No Clerk of the abeve.ofyled In bWSkWSet 1111 Court an or before $. 13, aid Of. Ciuideurly Pie. alJkarx,loo, a Iwdimint may be IsmInols County. PierWo. usèsr*, eelere.d egOist su he Nb relief Net lisps MMO of LIFI$AVINS demanded In the c.mploim or SYSTEMS. and thai we Inlieti to ________ _____ rigillur 5 name whlk Nb • WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Circeil Csurt, Semksls Comfy, hid Court en August S. HP. Florida _____be uw*.co 15* the previsism ii the Pld*Rks Name (SEAL) ARTHUR H. SICKWITH, JR., Twrn Sictim sa CLINK OP THE CIRCUIT 1111i411 *17. COURT Richard ONdlOIPS By. IRIs 1. Taber Ia Dudiolo. PICTITISVI'IAMI iIu*JJl 045 ____ rinius ,ACT*v name and address of tile pv' .us u1•i5ij. . . ,, ___ , SolodSoufe *edsoMI.I'sajj ______ mevilOVeEMalNmeibe ___ ___ NoPMstSeV FL.. LWlip. or No Shel çCL*Noa,.N.im& less if the per ______ ii SUNlIt NIJM.. Nonul* * rII.,U,JPJS . . .' -. . g.. JEMINI..1 - _____ •Jir ____ ___ ____ ___ 1i,.a. uimocir __ ;., - : ib . :. 17. . . - V.. 5 ... ___ lINT f$fl 1I u$. II 9 :: __ -, :- ... A . ::_ UNCLUTTIR YOUR CLOSET. Sell those thIngs that are lust taking up space with a want ad 15th. NeraldIil 1011 or $314003. :. ' & ____ -'' r!1 ____ . Aft.4345.1979 __________________ Branch Office 4G-Cannnjun* ________________ , . . .. Seautlful 3 BR, IS brick home aPP on 2.5 acres, privacy gaioreyst mis. from 1.4. SflO.Il0. LAKE MARY. PINICREST 3 BR, roof water heater & water to air heat pimp cent, unit. All 3 yrs. old. L. pd., ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANO ' ONE OF A KIND sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land. scaped, has a 1 BR apt. over del. ____ 1' Pork. ____ - Over 2511 sq. ft. of gracious living 1511,15 lively 1g. Mayfair 3 51,2 B Ilaune beautifully dli sljej let In one If lanlirts tlssst twlghborhloeds. 104,501 . Au Puimpil _____ Owner: W. & Nslfmaa Trvetae . -. porches. cony, location. $3dJO1 •. IMUI lvi svaisst ilNsiuoeg NiVoid Hill bully a sac. REALTO . . . . . . - . . .• .............-..I .. -- . . • . -. - ;.-, . . .. . . .a. :- • • . .1 ,. ....- .. . - -, -.. . type business. Owner ..- , . . - .... - a • ___ REALTY . bookcases, Marini. iirJir lit ________ a- a-. .a - __•* 'r'.1 _____ 1tfl1 _._ - _.. - -L - . • , WORLD. The Real Estate Agency Country Club Manor (Sanford), 5)3 W. 25th St. Unit 12. 3 BR.1'.' B Townhouse. Ownir to corn. pletely refurbish. 534,950.; King Inc., Realtors 3 BR. 1.5 bath. split plan, $32,500. William Maiiczowskl, Realtor REALTY %ANl Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 333-7511. Sanford 4 TIRED OF COMPACTS? You can S.T.R.E.T.C.H out in this gracious older 2 story, 4 BR, 2 B home located on a tree lined street. Needs some paint & flxx'in, could be converted. 1st time offered. $43,000. P PRICE DROPPED WA "THUD" You won't find better the new low price of Just $34,000. That's all for this 3 BR, 1 B home on quiet street. Room for garden - eat.in kit. & much 734335$ Associate S acres close in, Richmond Ave. Paved street. exc homesIte for country lIving at its best. Zoned agri., horses OK. $20,900 FIRMI . --- . - , -.-. _,a.• - - ..- -- .-e_..-_-___ -- .-. - - 'I - -. _____.- -- - ;r. - - P ri SOUR BEST PRICE I 10.7 acres In cleared Cypress Isles In Osteen near St. Johns River. $11,300. $I dan. / (\\ / -)4:) William McCoy REALTY REALTOR 648-1637 3TEMPER NEWLISTING Price has been reduced to $33,500. Call us today to see this lovely 3 BR, 1½ bath home on a beautiful, large OAK.TREED LOT. - - NEW LISTING Nice 2 Bdrm, 1 lath home with CEILING FANS, low elec. cost. Large lot in quiet area. $32,700. PRICED RIGHT 3 Berm., 1½ Ba, Cent. Heat & Air, Garage, Fenced, Convenient Locality. Will Consider VAPHA, $30400. HACIENDA HOME 3 SIns, 2 lath Spanish flavor, Seoul If vi landscaping, fenced, central heel & air, 1 yr. warranty. Will consider VAPHA. Cell today I . . . REALmS 155 AI MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 345.3100. 3231959 _______________ Ths sooner you place your Classified ad, the sooner you get 4-LotsAcrsagi _____________________________ Sanford.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. $43,301 VORU$T GRUNt INC. REALTORS _____ 531032sr331-47lleves. _________________ Near center ii dawidown Geneva. 4 acres mature orange orove. Icc. _____house site, peved Old Geneva Rd. Zoned agrl. Horses OK, Inc. vOlue 502,555 PIRMI J. MANN, REALTOR 305.7273 results.. ________________ Bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, wclty water, VAFIIA.235-COfl.H5 sewer 0 paved street. 14,110. Low Down Payment .- .. - 77-Junk Cars CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322745 PB, AC Exc. runninucar 5725. 323 9098 Removed Parts, 1973 BUY JUNK CARs From SlOto $50 Call 327 1674; 327 ;S Duster Auto, $800. 203 Hays Dr. 323 5455 ____________________________ 4460 Tap Dollar Paid for lunk 8. USd6 cars, trucks & heavy equipment . 3223990 JUSTMAI(E PAYMENTS-'6$to '75 models.. Call 339 9100 or 834. 4605 Dealer. - -_ _____________ - 'N' •u •I) : - I-I k - Accessories Lawn Maintenance' Conditioning - Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri- Certified Lawn P. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES cal, Plumbing Service & Repair Call Larry for Free Es?, 671 6294 Lic. Bonded & Ins. Merchandise Beautiful upright 3238719 Lawn Service General -.- set - comp. (antique). 3235670. Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair LicenSed. 3230039 Piçcqo, Haynes-Schlemmer SilverM-P. Like new $150. 323 7734 aft lOam, Slate Property - . 'A OfficeCleaning ______________________________ - Losing your home & credit? I wii catch up back payments 1. buy equity. 333-0216. classlficdad. Call 332 2611or 831- WILL BUY EXISTING lii 0. 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Llc. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. i62-7453 .et Cash Buyers I small in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-26) 1 or 531-9993. Picture - - -. - - 66-Horses Cty. Approved for Drainfleld Central Contracting Inc. 004-775-3553 9 ft. glassed top display case 26 in. deep, $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-2 So. of Sanford 322$721. ~ hp air compressor, paint gin. air hoses. 3 gal. paint tank used less 20 hrs.. 1300 cash. 323-U)? aft 4:30 p.m. __________ Handmade PILLOWS. Flowers& Plants 2ll3Country Club Rd. 3224059 _______________ AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, cxc. youth show horse, top performer j trail, western & English horsemanship. Over 50 1st places in local & AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 3220539. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322-5721. -- -BUILT CUSTOM HOME REMODELING -& REPAIR Palntlng&Repojr - Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trlm. Free Est. 323 1704. PhOtOiphjc ___________________________ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & repair service. 332-6101. If aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell It with,a, you Herald classified ad. Call 333. 2611. . - -T,raCtor Service DIM Tractor Service Mowing & discing, cultivation 't? ditch banks chopped. All service "' reasonable & prompt. Realtors' our specialty. Good ref. 349 5777. ____________________ INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 8. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 or 904-734-6705 collect. ___________________________ Wants to make small household repairs, carpenlry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 33 4531. If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322-2611 or s319593. ____________________ -. Ill Pressure & Steam Cleaning. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home special 1240, $22.50. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 373-7)83. (JpIiIf.y ______________________________ -4% $25 chair, $50 sofa special on all Upholstery Cleaning for the irionth Of August. 531.3)44. I ' Don't pile no longer needed items as an elephant's eye. Place a Classified ad, and pile Ihe money in your wallet I Auction Thur5. 7 P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome Sell Estates 333-7050 Don't Despair Or Pi." °Yg.jr Hair A Want Ad. 322-IlU or 531. For Estate Commercial & ResIdential Auctions & Ap. prisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323. 1430. HANOYMAN-GEN, HOUSE. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PAINTING.SPRI$K LENS. 323-6744 ANYTIME, Pronto Home Repair El, plumbing, carpentry, painting Call 323-1031 anytime Vinyl Repair Vinyl repair & recoloring Saveuptosopct.ot reuphoistey charge. 509.5$j; _______________________________________ st VOW Business... DOu --.---------.--.' ' - -- - TT:1TJ.TT.I. ' fast high 72-Auction KeIloggs uction Sales 8335 - -- Handy Paul. has truck will travel. RE VERSE 1) OW N PAINTING, CARPENTRY' CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323;0429 after 5:30, Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Avt, Buy & Sell, the fInest in used fueniture, Refrig,, stoves, tls. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644-5136 339-6066, 668 _____ ----____ Hnms Ripairs _____________________ Use /\ ucn oP4 _______ Cash 322.4132 SPECIAL. WHILETHEYLAST EARLY AMERICAN clEW COUCHES 0 CHAIRS $30 BOTH PIECES SANFORDAUCTION 1215S. French 333.7340 Painting S" - lMan, quality operation' 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etcWayneBeal,3271321 G.BALINT& 68-Wanted to Buy Plapo good coed. very rare light tag tone rippl, wood, $400, assortment turn. 0 household goods, reasonable. 3330310, 130 Continental Blvd., LIt. Mary. _______________ Moped, dinettes & many household Items. 1031 S. Sanford Ave., 333. 1491. Open Tuesthru Sat. 9:30 to 3:30. ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady in.l,1. kn.i-- ------- ... .,.,-.-, "vrTIvu outside runs, also air cond; cages, 332-5752. Horns Inçrovernents _____________________________ ROC K Screened & Washed Boa,dng _______________________ 323-0516 901-736-6123 CII. - Free Puppies Togood home 50-Mscejlaneous for Sale Ext. __ '0oiti1ng & 65-Pets.Supplies -. Perfect . Alterations,DressmakinQ Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 __________________ - '' Painting MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. xp. 169 $567. ______________________________ - The weather is perfect for a backyard sale -- sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322 2611 or $319993. - Quality Free Es?. Lic 10 pct disc, to Sr Tractor US Case, Box, Blade, Mower, Disc. 22' trailer. Call Woody Little, 3fl-9436. _________________________________ __________________ corn- t.icensed, " 'A' lessmaking - Cleaninq, Ce,c Tile - 63-Machinery-Tools 47-A-Mortgages Bought ___&Sokl ':1' - service everytirne. Ph. 323 0341 or 665-5984. _______________________________ LICENSED $49 943ç - 9993. Office mercial, new const bOnded & inSured Drives, patios, walks & etc. Gel full eKposure - take that "For Sale" sign down 1. run a ------ Custom Tyson Cement ___________________________ 1 to2 acres, Sanford area. Schuren Realty, REALTOR 531.1317 lit (LOCAL) 349.3311 Cennt FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Carii & Hirt 323 1510 47-Real Estate Wanted t'b Yard debris, Trash TOWER'S BEAUTYSALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Noo1 519 E. 1st St . -- - - fl. ':r Appliances&Mlsc -- sell the.best & service the rest WesternAuto 101W 1st St. - ---- - " Light Hauling -- Lawnmower sales & service. We Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N. C. 28906 ______________________________ Beauty Care - 62-Lawn-Garden 4S-A-itof :usn fOp Soil & fill dirt; ,., sod laying & fr'e trinunlni 339 0505 ___________________ Landsc.ipi,s?. specialists, - Appilances 3710098 Mowini Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Es? Call Carl Harris at SFARS, Sanford 322)711 piano, perfecl cond., birdseye maple BR Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., South of 25th St. (water & sewer). Price reduced to $7,990 w-$1.990 cash. Hoffman In. vestment Counsellors. 862 6172. "' ,-n _________________________________________________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 REALIOR 3390509 - ____• Air 59-Musical .1's '. - -- Machines. 55--Boats & ALTAMONTE - Lot bOx 114 plus CB Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy 436. $79,900 _________________ acres 330 on paved frontage. lOpct.dwn. By owner 3053411 eve. 345.1441 ____________________ . - - - 365 1273 People who like money use Iw cost classif led ads to buy, sell, or trade. our beautiful new SROAD. __________________ MORE, fraud & rear BR's. For Sale: mt. Cadet riding lawn GREGORY MOBILE HOMES mower, 10 hp eng. Runs good. 3SO3OrlandoDr. 333.5200 1220 Randolph. 323-5097. VA&FHA Financing 5.3 -. Used __________________________ '72 Ford Grand Torino. 372 lbb3afterbp.m. Check the Want Ads for houses of every sic and price. J. MANN, REALTOR 42-Mobile Homes GENEVA MLS . *OENCY P HW 97, 1 mile west of Speedway. " Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 8. Saturday at 7:30. It's ' the only one in Florida. You set-'" the reserved price. Call 904.255- •" 53)1 for further details. .. ---- - " 1971 Jeep CJS. V6eng. - 2435'2 5. French (1792) Sanford 323-5324 'N. Garnett White Owner transferred. 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage. Newly painted, l0'x20' greenhouse with automatic heat and sprinkler system, most plants to stay, fenced backyard. 10'xlO' patio. Shown by appointment onlyf Unfriendly dog on premises, Owner anxious to sslll I 5.43,750 - INC. I , ., __________ - A. AC. new top. hunter special 322 8193 S ___________ Pier " ' - 0 ____________________________________________________________ f.., ______________________________'. Tag A Long 5th Wheel Trvl Trlrw hitch, $3,000 Used color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 25" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur niture Salvage, Il 92 So. of Sanford. 322-872). - LARGE TREES 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 303 Plum Tree Ct. 1 yrs. old Loin 43-Lots-Acreage financing 333.7953. Cash Ion yer tell Wili build an your let an our ist. YInierprlse,Inc ay or Nist. MedeIInc.,Reojlor . ___________ $pg, ___ CHARMER OLDER 1 STORY, 3 BR, I 5 new carpet, patio 0 2 mallen SLiNpar ) Harbour Wallace - '15-23' Radio.Stereo w-fiexlble terms. _________________________ girage. $10,111 ')" *Mw,,L. Nuøe. •SndlSSIXp.& SN No ns - '- Rui.TY REALTOR 333-4000 ULS carpet, pool. Close everything. AskIng 13S,7* 337. 022. PD. * NI IN II ON) ius ___ ___ 323.22fl Abor2t lanlordIlR,2B,allappl.,w.w SWISS at Ad*Wst,aII.UU Is AguW P. 1. •' . . . MAJOR HWY FRONTAGE South of DeBary. 5 BR, 2 11 home w-auto repair Shop & car lot on approx 4 acres. Ideal for business, mfg. along Hwy wmini warehouses In back. Room for expansion for current similar ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 333.261). (Sanford) REALTORS PARK PelNofIWPulIicatisnei* £?TSIN$Y POt PIRSOfSAL • •, . . R1*1$SSTAT$V5: PSi Ses C PW Hidden Lake Estates FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 BR, 1½ bath home in $unlandl Split BR plan, fenced, lots of storage I BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for 131,0001 close to school 0 shoppIng. 514.010. for Pirsenal Nsprsuiv IlL Jill. P. Mural - 2565 • RetIred Couple Needs Sm. apt. or house in Sanford if No IsiIi of EMILY 1.____ CAISSON day. ML$ - * * * * * * * * WILL SI FOREVER MRRID, h', . * Multiple Listing Service dmWsIratim haq N. mailed are: IMwa tn REALTOR ANYTIME OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED _________________ ads serve the buying & - M. Unsworth Realty 322•2420 NI of Euth E. Ikuler ---- - 1975 Mercury Monarch, Ghia, loaded, air, stereo. 34.000 ml. Immac $7,650. See at Monroe - -______ credit?" Sanford's Sales Leader Wouldllk.totint ... IBRhomew.optlontobuy .. Call 3331174 IePruseniattves..rthev.npe illrisdldtIsnif*ecsei. • r- JLII ORk*p -___ 3.; ,;..i':$ . ____ 1. 1' •r:;:": -..,. I t IlINsh _______ ... . ______________ _______________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ___ •. -. - New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2257. - stEM Beveler . to Rut velidNyst the dsud..i's Will. Nip - ____ - required, WITHIN THREE 1W.. pOol club house. *371 mo $34.41 INSNuWI'LO1*ir,IIIU:JIIIV, SeShiiNo__LJot1115 PO1tI to EMk Will Wi T*IIIe iiIs fItgus sf :J.. *1 .. Build to Suit - our lot or your,. FHA.VA, FHA23S&343 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. Ii All persans having claIms or FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE,tofftmyipjpey s'i ..,.--- leg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft. Hrs. 3fl.76tl, 322-4569 ONE OF A KIND 2 BR, 1 bath home In quiet neighborhoodi Super starter homel Just tC_FllSN _________________ W*sliouw 0 offIce spac nevv bldg. 2000 sq. ft. Excellent location 1 blk North of Sanford Plaza. Call *343150 alt 5p.m. ________________________ PtoN. PN NV .Prdsy of e.iLCI5p.N, OSJICTIOØs NO? $0 PILI WILL N PUflIV1N SARFRD.: . IquSIIPUTaSNS 104lV _______ :. . WILL N NEIVER SANSIp - 17* r.t Pw . ..' ................ u-r. Is ii INS IWNu . 11L or - - 2 $R. 35 condo for reid, ww W,ot. C HIA, WO, Freet Free 1$ISN.MII15 DOJECTIORS SOT. $0 PILED ML Q.4t, NMAMSS, AND S0* • S' Ceramic Dimsi Jy, he Solo No tiflui.tj, Casselb,ry-esutIfulIys.d, -Grass. patio prlvate.Adults . No Pets. 330.1130 Shot lens If the Personal $ulismc....ofrie.iwl.. a $Iof Mobile home lot now avail. Lg. sties, adults, quiet, walking distance to all shopping. See at Park Ave. Mobile Park. roquired, WITHIN THRfl MONTHS OPTN1 DATE OP THE 0kn 41-Houses secluded park 373-4061 oreves. 323-0517 hey Pemeb lperof &•clorl weskau. Na Na. Fr J1gf - Want ads are black S. vhlte I. reed all over. SUPER 481,2 bath, 2 story home on oak shaded Iotl Eat In kit., Dl, FP 1. furn. upstairs staysl Wow, lust $-42,500I bfl. Horn. Lots ______________________ ____________________ demands agsinst the estate we -- - 75-Recreational Vehicles - Read & use them often. 2544$, French Ave. 333-0231 ,3737173,3220779 REALTY Sal. Sanford 322-872). 53-TV- how to ovrex1 Ofld my sellIng community every ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ATTRACTIVE 2 BR, 1 bath with 207' lake fronthgei Workshop, boathouse & add. guest faciiltiesl Only 152,9001 5425 Mo. lst& last 321.0141 afterl . - )866or 123-1710 80-Autos for Sale ISANFORD AUCTIONS 1215 S French Ave. 373 73-40 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESNEEDED OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 dud If Pall a. Winier may have that_challenges t- EM 10 $sumS $8 for Beet.. Tugiss, thas,, ____ TN. FiRST PIJIIJ,u, p MSe'jgoi - PwII rMIIIH, pd. Furniture Sot _____ Service. Classified STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS LakeMary.sanf.3B1,2B, Den Office Sex 133$, WInter Park C...'stSn.at ?lmpsrarysss ____ MPliUmWura.N4lo*ea,,,, Sb aRS* * IIP if thiS IIs of 3 BR. 1 8, gas heat, fenced $26,500. Realtor Owner. Bedding '2 KENMOaEWASHER BATEMAN REALTY' 32-Hosjsss Unfurnished p.m. MIslay ttiru Wed. No 511011 hI StOlid. If the claim Is s.nene Calls 'teasel Cabla Boat contIngent or unllquldat.d, the TIlE PIES? PUSUCATlEN OP MONTHS PROM Till OATS OP ,. -- m S e if *15 NIJNa heSb5mrnidW COLBERT, 100' on Zoned commercial Sanford Ave. $1,500. - ______________________ NON, whose address Is co Post - beds, - cement mixer. Many more items too numerous to list. Come early for a good seat, $ VISA--MASTER CHARGE S $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ __________________________ 2 BR, 1 B, car. port, den w.wet bat, eat in kit. $23,000. _____________________ • BLAIR AGEUCY 323 Good selection of wicker. AlSO new 2 pc. Early Am. LI Suites & - on the great St. Johns. Mobiles from $15,000 to $34,900. Tennis, shuffleboard, pool I. boat docks. ______________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST dressers, Used Refrigerators, all working $688. up. Free delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of Sanford. 322 8721 motIvated Beautiful - Lacafed ii Sanford AIrport. 322. in writIng and must indIcate the 11S. basIs he the claIm, the name and address of the CredItor or Its agent TRUCK DRIVER or attorney, and the amount Bset hauling mp desired. Ap. claimed, If the claim Is not ye, due, taken lalwion *1 the date when It will bicine due ___ WITHIN. ?HSEU . mi1Ieflr LIONIMS. PROM THU DATE oe '*ulmnt WITHIN YulE '1*1111 SimMers ,, ..: ___ ' *5 uNse to Pwner 322-0612,322.1W, 333.7177 1 BR,I urn.apt.,adults No pets, $133. Deceased Molorcycl:irisurance desks. Assorted BR & DR Suites. -- lots + INC. .R!ALTOR 323-7132 JImmIe Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Typing, maIntaining inventory THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP rece.ox.eoft&s,ot THl$N0TICI,tofI1sNoci,k data Input station, some of tie above court a wr keekeeptlng_exp. preferred, statement of any claim or demand Inc. company benefits. 101, they may have. Each claIm msat be. *SdOtkfoRSIlllNieP,fo ___________ Tilgiltil •. ,i'.. .•f PURCHASING SECRETARY havIng claims or HAL Sanford - on Meilonvilie Ave., 2 garages, fenced bIt. yd., fruit trees & extra lot for only $25,900. Lovely brick home. 4 BR, 2 B, swimming pool & many exkas. 2005 Glenway Dr. $55,000. Ave. NOTICEOPADMINISTRATION Chrome Block & 52-Appliances How about a 4 BR, I B, older home Apis. for Senior CItizens. Doss. town, very clean Ii roomy, see Ci, lii Silver Lb. Rd., Sanford. shell be ussIs tithe dais, Is the ONe whes N 15W WCIWJ 1W nature of this uncertainty shall be contingent or unllquldsted shell he slated. If No dSlm Is stated. If We claim Is secured, the mMrs of the uncertaInly shill be cent Ingest or V lIquldaIed, the secur ity shall be dsscr*e4. The NI5d.NtheclalmIso,ad,No naeofNornIsnais.vsS.lIw ******** dalmani shil delIver ifICISM staid, If the cilim_____ Is Nuw Ike soourRy *011 be___ described, CePllSIItPbe.ClaImtetIe clerkpo "S1 loowily 5115511 descrhbad. shill lellisi ouN' 1usd 11000 By Christmas? e'iaie No clerk to copies NoCIOn Is No doriS to ___ *55 dllher oulNdmf each Persesal RIpres1.Ja$ie, NNod15tfo555s.asyfo MSheof*edimI,Nocl.hI. Vill CM aiR that more at A11 pSflI5SkWire5151InNo. i .st . 1511M$Ivfl aItIVMp' we iii requIred, WITHIN THREE demands No ad MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP 1eqvi,W, WITHIN THREE MONTHS PROM Till DATE THU FIRST PUBLICATION TNISNOTICLtoNaWWIINo, THE PINS? PUBLICATION p of the above court a erRies THIS NOVICE. Se file with the clerk ldLugasmpaeg .. * * * * * * * * price. vage. 17-92 I 3 BR, 1½ Ba. w-2 adjoining fruit trees. $35,950. _________________ -. - - brand New lnterspring 3 BR, 1 B, ref., stove, drapes, part. turn., for only $26,500. 1 BR •xecutive decorator fur. ished Condo. Pool, club house. ____ dION TV. CveiyThlai lvrnIWi.l Inc diihes& lInens. $lSOwk., $100 me. + tax. 322.7$1. EMILY I. CANNON PARTIAL LIST: At least 10 oak church pews, Oak BR suite, bow front chinas, serveral Victrolas, oak rolltop desk, sets of chairs & tbls. FANCY FANCY Oak sideboard 4 others. Treddle sew mach All kinds odd chests Lovely, comfortable, Castro Convertible sofa-double bed 5123. 323-1735 Spotless LOOK LOOK -_________________ 31-Apsrtments Furnished ____________________ . Butcher ., - r.ontemporary LI tbis, Orig. retail $69.93, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford. 322 8721 LPN full time. Exp, w-Florida FlorIda 32701 The name and ad. dress of the Personal Represent. tativs' attorney Is KINNETH P... MURRAN, of Murrah, Doyle, O'shea and Sasas,, P.A., SN West Morse Soulevard (Foot Office Box 1310), Winter Park FlOrid. 32750. AN poisons having claims or ___ s.oiia . FIGHT INFLATiON Sf I Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, csIl 1441... NV or 444.3079, CASE NO. 75433-C P IN RE: Estate II R,adblueprws MA EMPLOYMENT 012 PrenchAve. (Corl$lh&F,ench) . BeautIful home site, Osteen area almost 3 acres. $10,300. Very spacious home In prestigIous area. S BR, 3 B. swimming pool, FP, 2 car garage & much more. 1100 Cornell Dr. $59,900. _______________________ 0 part time employment with THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Handy Way Food sbus. Mat OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED beover 1$ yrs. old. Apply at any IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEÔ that the administration of tin Estate Earn as much as 5* per 1000 of EMILY E. CANNON, Deceased, stuffing envelopes with our File No. 79.325.CP is pending In me circulars. For Information: Circuit Court of SemInole Countll, Pudex Enterprise Dept. SN Florida, Probate Division, the ad. P.O. Box 1135 MIddlelown, Ohio dress of which Is Room 333 4542. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 33771. The Per. * * * * * * * * sonal Representatives of the estate are ROBERTO. CANN(N, RUTH E. SHULER and HOWARD CAN. dries if which Is Sembiele Cisify Pa OIVW, Courilsetse, Sanford, FlOrId. No$dlrS4$ill$lidlIsP Drawer The gwsanal rrumfaiIve ii No 5a1l. Piedde, 32771 Tie estate Is Indeley McGMIs, wheel rsregrativeofNo.,a,, address Is 412-Sill Street, N.W., Is MEYER DRUCKER, BlSde8i& Florid. 3301$, TP'.es. a*au Is -.--. and address if the_personal IP.rlsmburg, hulk Caralin.. The 714114 . AVON FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION WELDER FITTERS 3 BR, 1½ B split plan, fenced yd., sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for 131,900. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 322.7912 SemlFurn.1BRApI. Adultsonlyll50mo. 322.0441 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TH• EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, (cor. 10th 0 French) 323.5174 Flords Prebile Division, me a. till Circuit Cit he Semls.io clOned. tithed INIsWiPW a or ettorsey, and the amount the dale when N alit omi due dSIIIISI. uI del crystals. Permanent positIon. Apply Quantum Technology, 2620 Iroquois Ave., Sanford. LEAD CARPENTER 9liFrenchAve. JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANYf I 323-$410 Mariner's Village. Nursing & Cony. Center. Exp.w.biepqlnis MA EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. - Blvd. on 17.12 In Sanford. C4II cutting & polishIng optical New - I 78-t)torcvcs •SUPER AUCTION. I MONDAY, AUG. 27, 7PM .JUST IN FROM PA.. 51-Household Goods Immaculate i BR, 2 8, 2 car garage w-w carpet, C H&A, fenced bk. yd. $33,900. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport , - U;q r _____-.--- -- _____ Chain link fence, 5' high, 225', gate, posts, rails Inc. 4 vrs. old. 5473. 323 9098 322-9283 24 HOUR 3 BR, 2 8 pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. 159,500. Terms 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults oAly, k,*5e*. * * * * * * * * of my claim or lomaud if No above cowl a written they may Mv. claim must be stulL.JIf of any clelm or hi wrWh and must kitelt the 'meyh1. tackclalm Must be basis for the claim. the some must indIcale ffie lIONNII of the crooN, or besis he the dslm No .11.1+ or attorney, and the amount addrau of the cr. or * * * * * * * * Technician traInee, Grede IIALTY Want to open en ICE CREAM shop In a high traffic area? The perfect location Is now avail. Easy Termsl Uriurnished ___________________ ___________________ DuPlex 1 PR, C H&A, fenced bIt pd, near Mellonvlhle Pk. 1 blk from Lak, Monroe. ideal for retIrees. Adults onlyl 322.3152. license. 4.12. 322.5364. Sanford . demands agslnet the estate ore . CALL DORIS DIETRICH Circuit Court for Seminole County Pelt Dishes :: HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE FELXIBLE AND LIKE PlO. PIE, OTHER PERSONS INTIRE$TlD Till ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL IN THE ESTATE: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED IN THE ESTATE: that thiS admW$1natimofNoea YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIPIED of EIlIOenW.Melsent Pile ffietthiadiikllstratioNwmeeota,e Number 70.3N.CP, Is pendini in No of HERMAN 44. LOIWI, deceaon, . CASHIERS immedIately P.1 & F.Y AAA EMPLOYMENT 012 French Ave. (cor Ih & Frh) 3233174 pct. assumable mortgage. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 300 S. Oak $417503. * * * * * .* * * FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, PROBATE DIVISION PIe Number 70411.Cp Divides IN RE: ESTATE OP HERMAN M. LOIWE, rjuo's in person Lakeviuw Nursing Center, 919 1. 2nd St. IoIBuI'l --- ---- 72-Audion_____ ___________________- Lw U ' - '------ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 3!i3lSE. First 5,. 3225532 I' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ofer photo products needed In your ares. No selling. ServIce toP. Retailers under exclusIve contact established by us. High immediate Income. MInimum -. ________________________ * * * * * * * * THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DIMANDS AGAINST . . , 323.3174 Deceased NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION NOTICEOP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING L:•. - COOKS Exc. pay a. OpportunIty AM EMPLOYMENT 012 French Ave. (cor.lOth&Franch) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NswaCceptlngapplica$lonsfo,full forth below, Distrlbutorshlpfor Kodak film and * * * * * * * * 0144.15 IN RE: ESTATE Q ELLISON W. MEISCH, OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS LPN.Fulltim,&parttlme. Apply ___________________ Part time teen needed to lieip clean retail store 7:30 to 10a.m. 7 days per wib. Ideal for retired or semlretlr•d pi son. 065.5100. _______________________ Publish: August 13, 30, 21, Sop. tIj 3, 1070 , Tongs . screened porch, sodded yard, paved Street & Much More. $0 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 322-6457 Aft.5322.7111 - 50Miscellaneous for Sale ________________ DISTRESS SALE The contract fell through on this 3 BR, 1½ 8 beautIful home In Sanford. $34,500. CTM, VA, FHA, HELP. Tony Cappola Associates. REALTOR. $300333, 644-2515. 537.500. RARE OPPORTUNITY 29-Rooms -_______ ____ Kameth Pile Number 70455.cp Divides College student desiring yd. work. Large or small. Call 323.0300 ____________________ AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST Engine rebulider. Seminole Auto MachIne, 301 1. 20th P1. Exp. only I Wages commensurate w. ibllity.fringe benefIts. TRACTINO, and tibet we intend to register sold name with the Clerk of NoCWs.Gmae,. -'----j Florida In acarlsnce with tile provisions of the Fictitious Name • 323.3113 aft 12 24-8usiness Opportunities __________________ COtt7'S tl AMt' In DeBary 3 BR, 2 bath block home. Central H&A, w-w carpet, tsqIted investment 19,955. Call anytime toll free 1500-121.7700 extension $31 or wrIte: National Film Products, Inc., Suite 21$, Lorna Square, B'ham, Al 33216. - -____ ______ name of SUN STATE CON. 3222611 for appointment _____ You'll enjoy excellent working conditions generous employee benefits; participate in store incentive program. Opportunity for career development. Apply to - - HIGH & DRY Youngmanwjlldo ODD JOBS 0 Cony. Center, 930 MeIionyIIl, Ave., Sanford. ________________ Exp. mech. must have owo tooi day, wk., paid holidays, bensf its. $200 to 5300 start depending on sxp. 339.2,s. OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR _____________________ DieliesOPoits 0 3233411 __________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMIN 1$ -• Will Baby Sit In My Home $faes, To.WII: Section $41.09 Florida Statutes 1917. 51g. CivIl McKay -- ___________________ 21-Situations nted ______________________ __________________________ Part time exp. floor man. Days. Apply In person Sanford NursIng Will BabySIt Inmyhome Forvi1. children 32347'S MaltIant FlorIda 32711 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictItious Publish Ai. 30,37.1979 DEMOs ____________________ CIF l/z, sure to aet-- resuiti) ------- ---- 41-Houses By Owner $3,000 dwn 8. assume mart. No qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 B block home. 3334216 aft 6 p.m. Desk Clerk & MaIds ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322.3411. EVENING HERALD CORRES. PONDENTS FOR THE SAN. FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A Telephone: 301 0.22Th ____ . _________________ _________________________ work, there wouldn't be anyl Charles 1. WeIner 14 Wall Sirsut 0.101110, Florida 32001 ___________________________________________ i J.W.NfO1IAN. 323.1173 Just think-If classified ads didn't of the Estate of Gladys L, Guest Decsasei ATTORNEY FOR PIR$ONA. RIPRESENTAfivl: Trays 45 $fl Inserts 30 KnIves 30 Mlsco$$sqius Utenslis • -•.,. Wlllksepsm.chlldren lnmyplomewkd.ys they may have that challenge t, As Personal Representative ii Knives - Center. 322.4441 velidlty ii me decsden's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or 1970. Nancy L. EdieiI lii P1111W Perks 12 TSISJSSnI . _________________ ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED FICTITIOIJSNAME Cite of theflrst publication of this Notice Is wr ,i t we ..e NotiCeofAdmlniefraoion:Aue-Js930, • inbsinauatp,o. Pox we tel*uil, $70 01444) Salad Treys, Aluminum ________________________________ P Shallow 01Mis 10 DeupPull I County lurlsdlction of the court. Ihahers u owes. Shakers 10 luger Nalders Candies 4$ Bread Saslats , PulNos AvetIL*sap. P$1Rk: Auotul,p,5ep 3 W0 __________________- Seminole THIS NOTICE, to file any object.'.wi is s.. Glasses Salt 0 repair 0epty Clerk hNsI1s.. is wpply and home improve,t chains, has an Opening for a warshouseman in OUt SAN. FORD STORE. Prior experience preferred, but not essential; applicant should b In good -CN Ciii - 13-IPSdSI ___________________________ ___________________________ . ' Unique Kindergarten Register now for Fail term. for S year dde Enrollment for pre.klnderqarten Call 3224445 0 kIndergarten - lImIted. $30 mo., for more information call Plrstb lydbI$lcarecsnter open .3224405 or 332.3522. Lutheran ktur, In Sanford - Segin. Church of the Redeemer. nlng June 1. Sanford larty THE FIRST PUSLICATION OP _yerg p MI. 41-Houses Days Inn Sanford 441, 1.4 health. the date when It will become due Day Care In my home shall be stated. If the claim Is Uptelpearoide contingent or unhlquidated, the 322.1737 nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claIm is secured, the 9G security shall be descrIbed. The T' claimant shall delIver sufficIent copies of the claim to the clerk to poultry, beet, pork, fist,. Free enabletheclerk to mall one copy dellvery,mln.$300rdsr.Sanford area. 3223374. Sam's Potion All persons kflwaslod In the estate Ma. to whom a copy of thIs Notice of Administration has been mailed eec felt5ed required, WITHIN THREI a. fed AlsO MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0 Tea 0 Cube Glaus og water Glasses c. Cups 74 IHI nIS(1 __________________ Part Time and fastest growlhg building S ________________________ Scotty's, one of Florida's largest Family of the late or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claimlsnolye$ due, WIne Glasses - ________________ Robert Lee Crios THE FIRST PUSLICAflON OF THI5NOTICI, tefllewllhtheclerk of the abeve court a written statesneid of any claim or demand they may have, lath claim must be In writing and must indicate The besis for the clelm, the name and address of tlw creditor or his agent Camel Peed 30 10 - We wIll t thank our frlendsThnd . neighbors for the many won. MAKE AN HEIRLOOM _____ fuI expressions of sympathy 0 ExpressIons 323.5512 and deed. of kindness shown to C us during our recent bereavement. . PRIVATE VOICELESIONS demands against the estate we requIred, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 3 Stainless Steel Ice Cream $cops 1 Manual Seater, Stainless Steel 1 StaInless Steel Pizza Cutter 1 Tank. 31 Gallons a .-. Cleavers StIrring whips Sauce Pan Carrier • Spoens, Stainl.s Steel awese spoon awese Cutter Salad I Tray Jacks 1 HIgh Chair pI Trash Containers g.Say&Burke,p., ___ wttldi PROBATE DIVISION 1 in Real Estate call St.mper Agency, Wm. Stemp,r, 322-4501. Fora career IAS5IFIED (c _____________________ .. Courlhovse North Perk Avenue, Sanford, Flerida 31171. The personal repruantatFveof me estate Is Nancy 1.. 1eII, whose address Is SN Densel Avenue, Kant, Ohio 11210. ______ addreos of the Per. 11*11111111111 sonal riprshantstive's attorney are set form bilow. All persons having claims or Stainless Steel Salad Bar $pesns Wire Brush _______________ 11-lnSfrUcboIN _______________________ Number 70.193.CP, Is pendIng In the Circuit Court for seminole County, Pionide, Probate Division, the ad. Vinyl .' WAREHOUSEMAN .1Card of ThIllk$ of Gladys L. Guest, decimal, File of Exp. __________________ ___________________. CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ISTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ffiaithead,nlnlstratlofloftheestafe dress CabInetMaker Noon FrIday ______________ NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 1 Large lox of Macrame 1 4' Sign Changer 2 Boxes SW' Maple Bowls 3 BoxesofAsor5,dSlackPt.ip# I Bar Lamps 3 Ice Tea DIspenser 1 Large Box of Electrical Cord 1 Case 7 oz. Glasses w.$tem 50 Dessert Plates 21 Krafls Full Litre 11 Kartts Half Litre 14 B.e, Pitchers 26 Ash Trays 33 Globe Candles 13 Plastic Cork Covered Trays-Small 11 PlastIc Cork Covered Trays-Large 210 StaInless Steel Forks 130 StaInless Steel Spoons 121 StaInI.0 Steel KnIves 3$ 12 01. Plastic Cups 11 StaInle Steel Salad Forks 10 Srown Plastic Wafer PItchers 11 Srom Plastic cheese Trays 4 Slack Booster Seats 14 Ciptains Chairs IS Glees Parfait Dishes 10 20"xls" Stainless Steel S.ffe$ Pens 2 Wai Stations PodIum 1 Retarder 1 WhIte Freezer-Chifl Chest 1 Stainless Steel Sink-I osmpertntenls 1 HObart DII$IWSsIISr 1 Vulcan Gas Stove-i oven leers, Griddle Long Handle Dip Spoons 3 Ladles is * * * * * * * Suridaj - TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 1 Pox Mdlws Telephone: 301332.2171 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PublIsh: August 30, 27, 1570 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by DIM4I the Plel.nim an lanng 5'd theCityof Wimer SprIngs. Floilds, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT that saId Planningandzening herd SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLoRID will hell a public Pleorim: CIVIL ACTION NO. 7014$-CA.I0.F (a)toconsld,r.requeeIfr ATICO MORTGAGE CON. Prsbptery of St. Jelwm and of Jon PORATIOW, W. label, mawr of the kwgtvid. fe' approval of a Can. PlaintIff, rnai Use to construct a church vs. and occawy building en Moss BILLY JOE THOMPSON, of ux., at Road in an NC.1 II., Sleds A, North Orlando Ranches sectIon 1). Defendants. The Public Hearing will be held in NOTICE OP ACTION the City Hall, North Idgaman TO: Palms, Inc., Angelo Del Frate, Avenue, Winter springs, Florida on R the 12th day of September isis T 4ialms, Inc 7:30 p.m., or as ssen thereafter as DOMICLI: New Mexico pessibit, at which time kW115tad PRINCIPAL PLACE OF Perth. and CitIzens Ill' elI N$InSI BUSINESS: 1104 Losnas Boulevard, No pru,u4 request will be hlard. N.W. Albuquerque, New MexIco 17154 time ts time until final alien Is STATUS: FO4"im tahln. ___ Aft parties claIming interests by, THIS NOTICE $11511 be $4451 lii thriegh, under or against Palms, three (3) public places wIthin t$ie ia CVWMIOB,.II CIty of Winier Springs. Florid., the City HIll wIthIn the said City, to au parties having er claIming to and published In the EvenIng reel pups1 it hireffi described. Herald. a nowspapar of general YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED droxiellon in No CIty ii Winier an action to Psrsdooe a me'. *. FIVId.. liW time at least Igogeen the followIng real praperty (11)hiwh. bye Prier tSNodS$eW hi Seminole Comfy, Florida: ubllc ____ Lii 1$. WEKIVA HUNT CLUB" DATED thiS *11 Isy JWSU$1, PDX HUNT SECTION 1, aCcording ___ to No P1st therl as rscer In CRy II Winler SPrings, Plot Seek IL Pages 10 through is, Fiends ___ inclusIve, PublIc Records of By: Many T. Noflsn. Seminole County, FlorIda, Oily C$snli has been flied against ye" and Yell Lubifok Au,. 17,1070 . are required I. erve a cepy If ysur 0144.14 ntsn If any, to N en van l2FrenchAy cor. mb French) 323.3174 - ii-irn' a Noon The Da Before Publication Deceased 3 WhIte Ceramic Sinks 4 Factory LIght, 2 Gold Plastic ChaIrs Sn0rd Fl. 32771 Notice of PublIc INariag ). ___________ Also Truck Driver GLADYS L. GUEST 3 ToIlet Seats 2 Fan Rakes 1 PanIc Bar Door Closer 1 Towel Rack 1 Gee Water Heater 1 Ciean.O.Matic Carpet Shampoo Machine i Jig Saw 1 Box 20 Pox Lids 1 Box of ToIlet Tissue 1 BoxSextonscoringpic 1 Box of Griddle Stones 1 CIrcular Fan on Stand 1 Box Guest ChICks 2 BOxes of Matches 1 Box of Trash Can Liners 1570. a line. a 3 LInes Minimum _________________ Dlvlslei IN RE: ESTATE OF System Emptypeer Keg .1 Sandra $ueStumpf As Personal Representative of the Estate Of Ralph 0. Mgln Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: sDouglas Stinstrom DOUGLAS STENSTROM STENSTROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH 0 JULIAN P.O. Box 1330 rn, Fire 20 Table Stand. 1 Tab Canister, Empty 1 Full C*e Canister 1 Full Sprite Canister 1 Empty Coke Canister 1 Full Tab Canister Dlteofthefirstpubllcaflonof this Notice of Administration: August ....3k --'-.- MONDAY thru FRIDAY Pile Number 2 Bar Hanger Fixtures 1 StaInless Steel] Compartment Sink Folding Chair OSJICTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SI FOREVER BARRED . , I1(iIIP111 7 11111i! 1 SATURDAY .I4oin IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOR' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Straight Stack Orange Vinyl Chairs $ Gold Vinyl Bar Stools I Microphone 13 P4tS2. Limp Fixtures 24 P14145 24" Par Hanger Fixtures 2. Crock Pots 1 Booth Seat without 11 Table Tops 3cenoecvtivetlmes - c. La - ,w .m. : - IC I U --. U U UI U AAAEMPLOYMENT DEADLINES s Iwlsdlction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND i..a A La RATES itime ................. 43C oHs. HOURS a. PAINTSHOP TRAINEE CIsaning metal P pay binetlts. 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PubllslbAug.20,373lept.3, 10, 1570 1 PoundScale qualifications of the personal represantaf Iv, or the venue or degrees 33' 4$"W,Idl.egf,stteNo Point of Beginning. ContainIng 131.27 s. ft. .qsts ,.,11N ocree. This NOTICE Is In accardajce ______ Monday, Aug. 27, 1979-3 B -.. DEM.102 1 Oz. Scale 14 degrees $' 4$", . of the abave court a wrItten thiesterly 304.11 feet along the arc statement of any claim or demand of said curve to the point of they may have. Each claim must be teency, hence N 30 degrees ' In writing and must Indicate the N" 1, 14.05 fete thence besls for th, claim, the name and $ 17 degrees V is" w .$7 address of the creditor or his agent tO a point on the West. or attorney, and the amount arty rigiW of way line of Sherry claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Avenue, thence the date when It will become due N" W, 7l.3 fiet along shall be stated. If the claim Is W*iIy right of wey contingent or unhiquidated, the Avenue toffie Pofcvrvatwe ntureoftheuncertaln,y shall be of a curve concave $eat,e.et. stated. if the claIm 15 SICUrId. the lily with radius security shall be described. The a 104.34 feet and a central claimant shall deliver sufflclint angle of 43 dWees 32' 30", ft.ence copies of the claim to the clerk to 1ewttbirl 211.31 fist along the s, enable th, clerk to mall One copy to sail cwve to the point of tangency, SICPI PSFIOOaI rspres.ntativ.. thence s øe, 21' " , All persons interested In the estate 141.44,,. teapowonh, . towhomacopyefffi15 Noticed Mmlnisfratlonhas mailed • Ovleis Reed, said point lying ens required, within three months from curve concv norm.ri ,,aving a the date of the first publication of r.ois of this notice, to file any obiectlens comrai angle of 17 deye , they may have that challenge the is' so", frem a tangent bearing validIty of the decedent's will, the 5 71 p0kW of Sanford, Fl. * * * * * * * * Orlando-Winter Park 322-2611 11g. Thomas 0. Todd 1 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk If*4ia, Seminole N3O PIStIlS Statutes 1537. 1 Ft. Hood System with Automatic 1 StaInless Steel Sink 1 Hobart.Dlshwasher.F.nj, Load 1 Set of Steel Shelvs 3 shelves 1 Walk.ln Condenser 0 Compressor s cuffing Boards tativvs attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims 0, demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE N 01 depress Main. 1 3.5Mb Ufllity Shelves 2 Vood Tables 1 Can Opener 1 3 Compartment Steam Table 1 OasChar Broiler (Star) 1 VUlcan a Burner Gas Stove with Double Oven 3 Burner Griddle , llnSofI.On,weod.Ovled,,.odtoNo Evening Vnted CLASSIFIED ADS Notkeish.ieby given mat lam engaged in business at 111$ S.' Sanford Ave., Seminole County, Fiends, under the flctltlevs name of EXPERT ROOFING and that I I,*endtoruolitsr$oldnamewnt%flle Clerk of the Circuit Court, Siminole County, FPorldalnaccordancewlth the ProVisIons of tIle FIctitieps WaIl Pisques IN 1HI CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2 BI Carts SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 27 " W, run Westerly along the arc st said curve and the Northerly right of way 18-Help - ___ NAME 14 NOTlCIopAoop,IONC, 274.1$ feet 1. _____ Legal Notice - degrees io' _ -. - I-- t �Sanford, Fl. Monday, A". 27, by Chic Young Answer to Previous Punls ACROSS ENWT E GOLD BETWM (abbr.) I CAN 13E IN DES I REGULAR I GET TO PAty REGULAR? £.I 13 PLAM V / I R • 13 River in Chins 14 Disparaging So Dance stop 59 Native remark + by WHEN YOU 916 ARMY CAMP IN THE SKY YOU'LL BE SORRY YOU -TWE sov ( 1 3 1 V''f' C L A 61 _____ 0 BEETLE! r ' ' ol 1 \I T If R a 1 g 27 4 5 6 11 13 14 — 15 j - — — — — — — — - F eb71 1 F O -10 23 24 25 26 27 32 SAM — — — 33 ___ — — — 38 39 - - — — — 34 _____________________ 35 3 — — — 40 — - THIS BEACH T TO GET SOME _________ — — 55 56 so 59 — — — 57 rWAV - J I I L N1 WsPAIIN MEMPHIS( r ,rvtI - 51 52 — I DON'T KNOW! F111, HAVE A COCONUT, BUTTERHEJ T ALMOND - LEMON, CHOCWTES IT! MINT C L* ~' ~T KIND WOULD YOU LIKE! ( - WHERF. WE HAVE COCCA BUTTER , DIDJU661E LEMON OIL, COOL MINT GO 11F - 47 48 49 50 by Bob Montana - AS%14 Z At U J'IJ if J' I J1 For Tuesday, Auoust 28o 1979 EEK & MEEK WS HE? Y(MJR BIRTHDAY Aug.21, 1S'lS People who have been.ditficult to got don to will Mae themselves available to you this by Howie Schmkkr HES MY SEElPJ E'rE MIS ) ( rim I HAD NO J r JUST USE AIM EtE J 7H€'r'Rj IA St i) 4 ERE. THAT (.fCR 'UUG coming year. A ChatiCO troduction to the righit 'S. I -IJYt ', could be ruJ'ry • % 41 I ' (I 4 In weris - 827 ii ,. -J .' .•. ____ •- +.. by Al Vermeer PRISCI LLA'S NOW PON'T MOVE" TEN AMNUTES! UN11L' r ru. ON A aw! PM G_ MY TRAJNINGS OVER! ;V- R 1 ____ TMN ME FOR !' 2,71 . , L VERY GOOc'.' 'iOJ TO! I•t1. t WHAT AQUARIUS (Jan. XFeb. 19) An Importealt peroon could ester the render yomr load In life a groat 6. : + '"' BUGS BUN NY + NOUtfTION ABOUT Fu"yl ye MANS + rri rrm)i. YA 50! CAX N11161 TUNS _U AuTOmATIc IPICU suit." 11087 Oswald: I rou tine f East 0 win return a spade. What was not routine was to indicate that 1082 • A K Q 105 4 A W EN •2 EAST • A Q94 A hisonlyre•entrywasin ' trump." J 43 Alan: "East carefully led • 712 • the three of spades! West 4401012 *J973 ruffed the spade return. He knew his partner did no ant 0 K65 a diamond return, and how :aQ917 1 could he want a club return 083 when dummy had the ace 4 singleton?" Oswald: "East's suit preferVulnerable: Both ence signal for a club return DeaW: North was so incongruous West NIr* East Seuth dummy's club that i• i. 2 West realized East's unusual Pass 39 Pass 4 play asked for an unusual PM Pain Pass return." . Alan: "West returned a trump and East won with his "r"s lea. •2 singleton ace. He then led another ,,spade to + WSW" cwmm we YM11 It lP &*ON + + UPMACISAW09T AAWftVI40rAAP0F 1H JO. PON t )e ethiCS CAP ICOUN (DSC. 2$'. —•I- V PY' V :: produce a gc'u' t'I•'V our. WH your partner how accld.nt (For a copy of JACOBY to got beck (o your hand lfyou MODERN, undSi to: "Win at AI$L "If you lead a low per. P.O.Box489, Radio city V asking him to return the low- 1C19.) message as well to i SPIDER-MAN Our V CLAU V V . V / . . 'il , ' ' V• V V' '+: r .V . 4!...!" . I - + - . - -- i .7 V ' X. ft J *4____ .- . V . 411$ ' ,'— w C V .. V W NI' V tM1tV W •W — V FATTZLKh gift 0#4dw of on b" I" *V&Wo Weld, V I L ?) Ii V ' / , V .•. +. . I - - I•4 4 - V. : V V • V . . .: V . ++ __ + L_VU.._V.V_,_VV_ V For the second time in two Mayor Lee P. Moore said weeks, only two protesters although he can remember one Harold Christensen of Magnolia year in the past when the city Avenue and Forest Foggin of got by on a $5,000 to 18,0(X) French Avenue — appeared at contingency fund, this Is no the public hearing to question longer possible. "l voted for the the budget. tax increase because I didn't "There is no reason to raise think we could get by" without taxes," said Christensen of the more money in contingency. - : '. r. .1 ,,- .' ' - ' • The $35.000 additional money out to come in from the 2.6 percent ifl ou sharpe Increase In property taxes is n your pencils and cut more, he said, pointing out one way to cut designated for the contingency expenditures would be for the fund- The total of the con. 1nenc" commission to leave vacant the tis 65 fund In the new budget o6o firefighter slot caused by the death of a city fireman Commissioner David Fart recently. asked Foggin where he tilinks "Do with one less," the city is raising taxes. Foggin Cliristensen said. said,"It doesn't seem proper to increase just in Foggin, who said he wasn't have sure e s oPliosed to the •i':- year :.. .j • ...' i" . .'' -. . -'. . - Herald Phil, by Tern Vincent HELICOPTER NT Emergency units from the Sanford Fire DepartmenI were called to the runway near the Orlando Heflcopter firm on Flightline Avenue at the Sanford Airport at 2:47 p.m. Monday when 75year-old man was struck In the right arm by a beHeopter blade. Listed In satisfactory condition today at Seminole Memorial Around lMhe Clock .......... 4A Horoseope ..... ........... 1B Hospital Is James Barber of 438 Hacienda Village, Altamonte Springs. Barber ;1dge ....................ZB Hospital ................... IA surgery Monday for a compound fracture and severe cuts n derliiiient i. ieea , , Crossword .................lB OURSELVES .............. se .. ,., • or for Orlando Helicopter, struck all blade Editorial the helicopter when the craft was accidentally started, according to report. Dear Abby ................. lB Television .................38 Dr. Lamb ..................28 Weather ...................3A Today a sees , "You can't request for something you didn't know exiSK" Mrs. Weld said. saw + to fr5(hiol tO'f'4tM,id In be" + + + + . BILL KROU Ats 99.quedu oppipi" CON come hm do oft hift a P4"" 600 womw 111119 11" b811111111 is , V + V -- V + this kind of performance," Mrs. Telioms commented. "I don't %mderstsnd whether the ballet g j I$da et Its request In on time or what." gralot. But It the ad" board isn't equitable with both money in C001tindemy (WA His motion Earlier, Mrs. Telson told the SC schools donated money to Uw Per. brining Arts Compsay out of their QWfl By doisaft ft $111,100 to the company. all elementary chUdren could enjoy a WM performancie not only those kolm wrI&II! 1 As ad& y1 jj ersra is vi cli. 'Ibit voy all the hide would giving a performance," Mrs. Keith moved the school It failed in to 2 vole liasues for get It," Mrs, Diettich lid. aid the 8* order to ho escw.d fiii school Isp.... $$AJ fr , toian is a.. isetn ouc.rs. tasarsac.. Iran. Dies, Faidad, preddeni at band, we have an copostunity school budget and place hoes the waiting every dudent to enjoy Ballot a3 g, . strom said the additional money Is needed becau of g.. the city crease of $5.40. common over the U five Final passage is set for Sept. years has reduced the number 10 after a third public hearing. The new fiscal year begins Oct. of city employees from 317 to 280. I. .' , . setting its - Weis ___ - ' ,. . • . budget, asked each corn- Commissioner John Morris budget for the 1979-1980 fiscal responded that the tax increase year at $7.8 million, with a per this year "hopefully" will mean property tax rate of $7.08 that a larger increase will not $1,000 assessed valuation. be necessary next year. On a assessed for Commissioner Julian Stenure '7 ' ' property — Abed* and ailift .. reading an ordinance '. .1.. chlldr.n WWI ' :. . + 11Ni10 ffili budget of mi hum ' it Includud an ibull" of 18,100 to the . NO :kJ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer missioner how he was Sanford city commissioners representing the citizens of Monday night passed on first Sanford by raising taxes. pr.f.r Ow whooll board I ' I - + ••i_ by —. iz mad cliretions. sportstion to performances, the Lake Brantley PTSA for professional dancers to Mrs. Weld lid the Sanford instructors, costume designers, (Parent-Teacher, Student come in and perform for a gulid dancers u.Uy Pidkui sound .aIpuaint and so on, Association), spoke in favor of nominal sum of money." In 12 or 12 publIc Ilacle o'er Ilsarn said. the $1,100 donation Martha Yancy, a supporter of the Cow.. 01 the school 5ai. "Would you prefer the pared the two ballet groups to theSanfordguild, suggested the Asked br one board member children go without these school board settle the dispute It SH Bch" be" been VWI@d F I ftimoam for the 0,100? by dividing U* $8,100 between tw ft ON in Lhe pod Wise 'Would you 611% Kroll &" Mrs. Weld. the two dancing companies. yeem WL WIM am: il$Wis have tried, bd you Aw pwknollog group up It But when school board cuimot perform without the th. 111110m, it is wt1giy member pat ieison mails such . ask back ngia neat amOUofl,mcmbersofthegujld ys V Yes, Mrs. Wild replied, For the $1,111 donation, and .44,1 U* $1,180 would be -o money. The motion failed for + Deank Rem, aural bittersplitotran.pom't public lack of second. ON ft Pwhnn* sched disdisids to see It" W* WHhout the 30 SdW bowd member Allan sold ft desce pufam"M In a red nift. Keeth odd he cioul&l Un. k w twice 19 V V...' V 1 Dancers A roved Despi e New Protests Iy$1IAIONCAUASCO HsueMulm Writer O,wthSFetIstscith.BalhuI. of $(i 4ond4, lbs School Board let *auddsyItsapprova101an P"to mow &M onvoor to P 101 in the pwk8&0*Ib Am Fir ' V + 4 "slip 100 To IT'S VAC V j ' by Stan Los and John Romita AW See BUDGET,Page 2A Tax Rate Hike Pas s es F Sanford Tes t - .. ____ V V 1..4~ . . , 1 ChIorIn. gas + - lt~Y "Most kindergarten teachers will say everything after lunch is ____ I children, Kroll and Williams cast the dissenting votes. In explaining their dissenting votes on the budget, Kroll and Williams said their decision was based on several reasons. Williams said he believed the school admin istration could come School board member Allan Keeth told Grooms: "if thisschool boarddid what it really wanted, what isthe most educationally sound, we would send them(kindergartners) home Immediately after lunch. irs t are& sOdded before Ole week is On sidewalks with "high over, said Sanford City pedestrian" use, the co. Manager Warren Knowles mission authorized repairs With today. a "concrete epoxy" mix or with "The work will be done as asphalt, which Knowles soon as men ad equipment are described As a "flexible" available this week," he said. mixture which will give rather + This + stop In a Knowles said the asphalt is commission Monday night to ,,, black and nat pretty, but It is + LS2miles of the city's 40.2 miles more practical. Of sidewalkL Knowles showed The new city policy is result commissioners colored gides of of a lawsuit filed against the e Tucker, brokensldewalkslnvarjous cityby rs. parts of the dtyas well aswalk. who claimed she fell and waysbuckled by oak trees received Injuries on a city sidewalk due to negligence in roots. maintenance by the city. After the sidewalk fl City Attorney C. Vernon Mize north side of city hail is removed, a city's Ninth Street Pak also thatshe agreed to settle her suit out of court last week for V be removed, Monday W& cash payment. Knowles noted that the city orderedthatownersol adjacent to portions of CI sidewalksare located by adjacent Avenue, Elm Avenue, Laurel of property owners. Once the and the southeast Sixth and 1Aurel be not9w sidewalks are removed, the rillmove the easements will be the sidewalks there Within 10 days. responsibility of adjacent During that period the property owners. DONAIT commissioners decided the property owners may opt to pay cost of makrials, with do labor equipment to replace the sidewalks, If they wish. Knowles, in showing the dW@4 sald lbe walkways really look was won rA sWowaft "but rutilk hows." Who the sidewalks an taken up, the ares will be rutwed to a ad# condition by adding fill dirt. beginning," Grooms said. P ays. north aide of the Sanford city Knowles said the insurance hall are to be removed and the will cost about $10,000 annually. est of the suits that you mi I ' ,. City sidewalks alongthe WIN AT BRIDGE extra 90 minutes of instruction also would render kindergarteners pretty much a waste and not nearly as productive as the morning an opportunity to learn additional skills, hours.' Parents and teachers alike earlier had testified that youngsters If some students are not anxious to start school with the longer would grow irritable Iron) the longer classroom day and their day, it's because of the "moans and groans and gripes" they hear short attention spans wo uld not allow them to take advantage of from their parents at home, Keeth said. the additional 90 minutes of instruction and would be LU1 Kindergarteners don't know what the length of a day is until productive.' we tell them," Keeth said. Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Grooms also argued that parents randomly taking their Association (SEA), told the school board he was disappointed children out of class would create chaos in the classroom for both with the school board member's approval of the longer school the students and teacher. day. "As all educator, I plan for all day," Grooms explained. "How "I am disappointed in you as a school board that you do not see do I plan when 10 kids walk out of my classroom at 1:45 p.m.?" that what we are asking as taxpayers and parents is to make sure When the board voted 3 to 2 to institute the longer kindergarten those kids have a good relationship with school at the very day and allow parents or designated guardians to pick up their A Walk Perlols TO Be Eras ed In San ford A Kansas reader asks the CANCER Jas fl.'JvIy 2$) If (wald "Suit oreference correct opening lead from: K fiMIl&y to the occesiom'don't have social plans On spa3 are one o(ths most 1098 you qa, you'd bitter Impostast weapons defenders The standard lead is the 10. (Novi. &Doc. o1locale time foir somol beam Certain modernists lead the 11) Do wM you Imw 12 fW Malps bw No day Man to Alm -They Ihill;molve a eight or nine, but we are oldIt passintoasore famionw. dopleig up. Oiwald "When. ejPore (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE*SSN. WIJ(P,TI WillS the nut toudi ci 1' COMPLAIN AV= 9EIN'dWPPI1P..r ONE OF TH Performing Arts Company to provide demonstrations and ballet district an estimated $90,000 - A In his recommended budget, Superintendent William Layer Purposely eliminated the transportation funds to save the school "for gas, oil and salaries." With perfomances at 27 schools for some 19-000 elementary school more stringent date educational requirements, Layer said, the be arosmdtodsy, muting Itelmdahl iwr ii' WTH TN' "early out" kindergarteners. But the school board did let stand the a llocated $8,100 to the done exercises can help to problems for - (Feb. Have an exciting day today with old friends, visiting out-dplaces. way orunta $bOitYOU today. You There's more to gain than Just ,, whit you fun and games. !!.J.1 after ft F:ven ARIES (March 21-April 19) will only more This promises to be another "oiat fle Find out abadfor youyear extremely productive . Get the .lifficultjobs doneuwellu Wowing your birthday by noftfor your copy of Astro- thie incidwital chores. Graph Litter Mail $1 for SE TAURUS (April lOMay 30) A to Ast"rspb, Bois 41111, RId0 chance meeft with =old pd city Station, N. Y. 1002. Be could h* about a JoyfA sure to spicily blith tI entertaining day. It T'1gM eVI the inning. Hope LIBRA (8* ) you got your batty ' Doin't holid back today an doing .om.boitthstwIdiyou am GEMINI (May ll4tas 30) know lituttivaly to be correct, Lack for the imsxpset.d to Thesis bosualnitoncsyou oc today,, giving you an the most opportunity to go after JKXRM (OcL *Nov. 33) somet" big you've been — _____ they actually help you pull off what you seek to accomplish. Flow with the currots. — SHARON CARRASCO children during the 197910 school year. Herald Staff Writer In a surprising move, board members appeased some angry The $75.8 million school budget for 197M squeiked past the parents and teachers by adding the stipulation that the longer Seminole County School Board on Monday by a vote of 3 to 2. kindergartenday is not mandatory. Parents or a designated School board members William Kroll and Roland Williams cast guardian may withdraw their youngsters at the same time set last the dissenting votes. year for "early out" kindergarteners. The school budget calls for a reduced tax rate of $7.07 per $1,000 Anyone other than the parents who picks up a child must submit assessed valuation, or $1.2 less than the rate for this fiscal year, proper authorization in writing before that child is released, which ends Sept. 30. Layer said. On a home assessed for tax purposes at $30,000 property taxes This voluntary withdrawal practice is to be reviewed by board under the new rate of $7.07 per $1,000 valuation would members at the end of the first eight weeks of school, the board total $212.10 or $38.40 less than the taxesassessed paid this year at the rate agreed. of $835 per $1,000 assessed valuation. For the past several years, the school district has instituted a Despite appeals from the audience Monday night, and from pc where kindergarteners leave school at 1:25 p.m., taxpayers for the post three weeks, the school boll rd refused to about 90 minutes before the older children, who leave the school reinstate the estima ted $90,000 to provide bus transpo rtation for grounds at 2:45 p.m. some. exercises that can be objects. On On positive side, properly useful without inducing any - Board OKs $75.8 Million Bud get By That's why doctors suggest that from a physical medicine or women who have osteoporosis physiotherapy department, It be iiareful about lifting heavy may be able to help you learn By BE CE BEDE OSOL ( School asthma attacks in me people, medical problem. If your osteoporosis permits particularly in cold weather. e it you can c sit-ups and seems leg lifts to strengthen modified an important rtor Your abdominal muscles. These assume are not likely to cause an asth• about matic attack because you can re ties, you''•1Wn (softening f the do the exercises for a few osteoporosis hich is common In minutes and rest. It's prolonged bones), w exercise that's more a women your age. , • asthma. And, f nation i With the comb them in the ° d limited exercise house without exposing yourself osteoporosis, it's no won weather. to cold that you're developing a large stomach. I'm se but I recommend an exercise vertebrae may cause a person height. With this shor. specifically for you because peo* with o"porosis must of the vertebrae it's impossibleThis e careful about the kinds o Is stomach from e exercise they do. I am sending you The Health particularly true if the thoracic Letter number 6-10 on spine bends forward as well. The abdominal muscles and osteoporosis or dlssolvng bow. Other readers who want the spine are somewhat like a this issue can send 75 cents in bow with its string. If you bend check or coln with a long, the bow at each end, the string stamped, self-addressed en becomes slack. The abdominal velope for it. Send your request muscles, like the string to a to me, in care of. this bow, are stretched from their newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, attachment to the lower ribs at Radio City Ststion, New York, one end and to the pelvis at the other end. As the spine bends Y 10019. AsldlacuasedinmeHealth and curves forward, the ab Lietter I'm sending you, certain. dominal muscles become slack. kinds of exercise can cause If you are in a location where $? — — — 37 45 ARCHIE — 29 30 31 28 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 'Early Out' Kindergarten Money Elimi ate'd I largestomach lately. Uwe strengthen your muscles and any exercise you would provide back support. For that an reason, I think you should have suggest? Do you think exercise bicycle is good for me9- some individual help on what — — — . — — Dr. weauw. we I got no exercise. I have 2- 21 FM NXII r- 19 ' 72nd Year, No 6—Tuesday, Aug 28,1979—Sanford, Florida fl77 WO have dronic adbms- I cannot Walk O&Ade in the cold 7 8 12 by Art Sans,!!1 tu 001 III h H — -0,0 000 13 Sweet potato 40 Nuclear 18 Ensign (abbr.) agency(Ibbr.) 2 3 10 THE BORN LOSER DEAR DR. LAMB 1am a 87-yesrold female. My doctor up I hm curvature of the considerable spine and ° (; I I >(J 01 I LOAFEP, Walker TOLP ME0191 I ;; DOWN 20 Endtgy-s"ng 42 Biblical priest time (abbr-) 43 Mama's (2 wds.) I Mountains 22 Ranking Goddesses of 2 husband 23 ' 44 Cheers (Sp.) currency 23 Rhymes 3 Case By means of 24 Cry of pain 27 Allure 4 Very Kind of broad 2 Noel Villain in 33 Colorado 5 Dog Indian "Othello" 34 Profess Mild 6 E.iiJJ! 35 Culmination 36 Cover 8 Actor Ladd 30 Doves home kennel 31 Taunt 37 Abominable 9 Christen 52 Gone 33 Wails snowman 11 Coffee 54 Insecticide 39 Aperture 38 Rifle dispenser YOU _ CAMP 10 Mort Feralti $ 1' rsii 17 Seagoing Meet 19 Publicity men BEETLE BAILEY A 0L -Or Be Dangerous 55 COP yeat 55 Inner self dent's nick. name - E A 53 Cloth 12 i Exercise Can Help 41 Stow"d 43 Father Madame V - d .' Weld, - who . V. - • V V V __ Royal In Winter Past. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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