14 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9d7ced64467ace856247aebd79eedb3e.pdf d3ac0b49cfd2565e788508bf9bdc7f46 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 4—Sunday, August 26,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herak(USPS 481.280)—Price 23 Cents The 'Swan SongI Of Andrew.. Y na r onfrontation Delay U.S. Pol icy On PLO Is Only 'For Andy' Called UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Andrew Young has won postponement of a confrontation between the United States and the Arab world over a resolution on Palestinian rights, But there's a rub. The Arabs said they agreed to the postponement only "for Andy," and Young, who resigned as U.N. ambassador over an unauthorized meeting with the Palestine Uberation Organization, will be gone next month. Arab officials made it clear Friday the confrontatlon over a resolution calling for "selfdetermination, national In. dependence, and sovereignty" for the Palestinians" was Put Off, net canceled, The officials said the Palestinian issue Will arise again in the Security - N Council, most likely in early October after Young's successor is tiements and Palestinian violence. - UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Andrew Young, controversial to the end, disagreed openly with his government in his swan song at the United Nations, telling the Security Council the United States is pursuing a "ridiculous" policy by Ignoring the Palestine Liberation Organization. But Young, who resigned after being censured for misrepresenting an unauthorized meeting with a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization, pulled off a major diplomatic breakthrough Friday for the Carter administration by ob taming a postponement of the vote on a resolution the United States was cornmitted to veto. The resolution called for "self-determination, national independence and sovereignty" for the Palestinians, and a veto would have further alienated its Arab oil suppliers. And the Arabs, announcing the post. ponement, said, "We are doing it for Andy." "It is a tribute to Young it has nothing to do with the State Department," Kuwaiti Ambassador Abdulla Yaccoub Bisharra, a spokesm an for the Arab bloc, said. He said the order for the postponement came from PLO leader Yasser Arafat. "We cannot let circumstances push Andrew Young, this great man, to cast the veto," said Arafat in a telegram read by Bisharra. As Young, Security Council president for August, rose for his possible last public appearance In the chamber, a hush fell on the room. - He called the State Department's order to ban meetings between the PLO and the United States "ridiculous." Friday's decision to avoid a vote and a veto which Young as the American delegate would have had to cast was made by PLO Leader Yasser Arafat in the Middle East. "We cannot let cmcumstances push Andrew Young, this great man, to cast the veto," said Arafat In a telegram read In the Council by Kuwaiti Mnbusador Abdulla Yaccoub Bisharra. Young's possibly final public appearance in the chamber was in keeping with his stormy stay in the sensitive U.N. pod. He gave a blunt statement of the international scene, criticizing the State Department, Israeli set- - "I have no regrets about violating the ridiculous rule about not communicating with the PLO," he said. "I walked into it with my eyes open. I had a fundamental disagreement with the policy and Ikept quiet about it for two and a half years. Now in some small way I may have opened up a channel of communications. - "It is a ridiculous policy for the United States not to speak to the PLO. It's also ridiculous for many of you sitting around this table not WIN " to have relations with Israel." MICE /6M PD AE I ... "If I may take the liberty, I would like to express some personal thoughts," he said stressing he was speaking to his "delegate" friends and not as the American envoy. "I have no regrets about violating the ridiculous (U.S. goverment) rule about not communicating with the PLO," he said. "It is a ridiculous policy for the United States not to speak to the PLO. It's also ridiculous for many of you sitting around this table not to have relations with Israel," It was the first time In U.N. history a council president has told that body the top decisionmaking unit at the world organization that he disagrees with his government. - - County Residents W'1011 Get Credits On Power Bills BYDONNAESTES Herald 8taff Writer Residents in the unincorporated areas of Seminole County who have been paying franchise fees as part of their power bills from the Florida Power and light Co. will be receiving credits on their November billings said Scott Burns, district manager of the utility, today. How much will the credit to each customer in the unin- corporated area be? That will due not be known $l the ee*rls received from the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC), Burns said. The Florida Supreme Court gave the PSC an opinion that it is Improper for customers living in non-franchise areas (the unincorporated area) to pay franchise fees to be willy taiL ____ (FPL) besâIWU ' be notice __ the ___ __ co1 fees $Idiflt$ only, and by November to cndi the power bills in the unincorporated . aress B The Supreme Court opinion and PSC order does not affect ye $SØ,00Q _ --_-1' the1PM9SOfIscalyeaniigIn Oct.. I. Burns said the Supreme Court directed FPL In January to continue using the "spread,' method in collecting franchise fees from its out of city reildents and to use the "direct" method in collecting the fees from city residenta. All of the fees collected under both methods, Bums said, were returned to city government. the amount of franchise fees the The order means only city of Sanford will receive, customers living within fran- Burns said. The city- has eeçw. ordered ____ lnotlwd, moi*ba was ordered In ot__nntncorpersted areas ss __ ____ ____ the state Supreme Court o the method of collecting which method was. appropriate, franchise fees for city govern"It appears the credits will be meid. made In the month of 111 SemInole, County Coin, November. The length of time missioner William Kirchhoff, and the amount of the refund speaking before the Seminole awaiting the final order," County Legislative Delegation, so ught legislation outlawing the Burns said. practice. He called the fees to . 4srn%gIW plalned, calls ("franchise paid to cities to be levied equally over a service area without regard to whether the electrical service is within or outside a city. The direct method, he said, calls for all the franchise fees paid to a city to be collected as part of the power The Supreme Court opinion out-of-city residents "taxation bills of residents of that city. The franchise fees collected by FPL during the past eight and PSC ruling ends the two- without representation." year battle waged by residents 0 Juveniles Repay F sdeeds By Work During tho past four months 100 juveniles charged with offenses ranging from misdeaners to felonies have contributed 4,100 1mws of labor, valued at $14,110, to six governmudal and civic entitles in Sek They didn't volunteer to d.th.varistYOfjObSwhiCh included cleaning out ditches, suisting police o10cari end clerical work. They really had no choke. fls4ftolheurslabor of each was meted out as by 10th Wcult Judge Zuneeth Lu10sr cthtg as IN is are in'lbs sanctioN tended for swift con. seqiusess. The con-- designed to rehabilitate. "There Is not sno time for IheL Bid the judge believes thee. yOung people can be turned around with a ww'thn so te will be no need to adth.m away," Minutia said. Tbe gaiunumdai ut civic organizationspar. Udp.th in the program by providing useful work people are for the y the Lake Mary Public Works Department, Aammsds Springs drieto d parks dopesimuud, the sequences have to be Immediate, positive and carried out. The purpose Is toabowyowig people they cannot break the law and trespass on ether people's rights without s*srIng the consequences" said Eugene D. Minutia, ezicidive director Of Youth PregrunsInc.,anonprot ongarkthon The organization has been charged by Jiaigs Lemer with sup.rvinng the new program. Ms. Phyllis Oliva Is work program director for this - - • 89 - "They have cleaned out some Itch.dsw.doome blind intersections or brush, trimmed trees where branches were low andsa'utcIngcsrsparked unduenoath They are isvii Lake Mary a lot of money. We couldn't have dmi these things with our WasUgl*ultls,"he said. Minutia said the Program was necomminded by J Lifiur's community cont rol ad. ihiary groop_115 group ''1 develop and oldain tha e10c10 amialihi ins gvamds i1lei Ililiti . atmd 1w psrssunsl to "1W hey. do.. trUd,us Jib hi 1w owwolf= 010 __ __ Phil Kaib ibsut a a •_ -I duadod - .-. WVA . s-. -.---- ' ...,. •.. ..•... ...•.. .. -. _______ - -- -, /. .. . --. - —, • •__ _I—.__ - -_ —a - •- — _- . - - - • ---__— — -- • 115 Training Act all J. said, b". ft the j.'s enn _______ hr 00 Fly= ___ C - ymsat judgment and a recordmendetlon from the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (lIES), Where the young people have full time Jobs, Ms. Oliva said, they work in the program on Saturdays and Sundays. When school In some instances will work in the early evening right after school "There are very few girls hi the iirrina1" Ms. (Iya said. "Most Of the participants an. boys." - "The program 'W' the gag __ __ sf~ a hard," ad WJO*N siNliwA , ,.M N, Mathe Richardson, work supervisor, observes as young people clear Underbn for a public service project in Lake Mary. sirisrs'istuv. neil \ - ,*• '115 WISh Is II Ndle. " ___ ¶15 * No $!S.Sd Oi to di the VISISS jou for an nd"ve hr ft-0 Low - Sufoed Airport, Good Samaritan Horns, Rosenwald Ezc.pU.sal Center, ( 5'IM45 - Its customers. The Supreme Court at that time upheld the practice. By SHARON CARRASCO -- -w UthssknIsemo to straighten it the youths, we have accorn abed what we Wished to Minitti Salt be' program bad HI Fred J. Harris of 3104 qb oed *I-Ji.j_.1 the practice. He complained as orid. a I'uWc j to u. Flori Service Commission (PSC) at the time. The PSC at the time flled that the franchise fees were part of the FPL's cod Of doing business and collected from all Csi*yy Was DI"stric t 'Arrogant'? _____ 46 ' ___ cS.islois are avaivas t speak to us puticlps, endth.prsgraur.qIra consultation once every week with the youth, his family and the counselor. At the same time, she said, the counselor encourages high school dropoutitogo to classes to olden their high school equivalency certificate. "We have to keep track hours the kids work and they come under our organization's workmen's ____ of Mh'MUI said. Among those who cresting the irLutta said, program, ______ was Cuselb.rry Police Chief George Karcher. "Uef Karcher has aIso broid* Our used for a vehids to tramped the yOW' PIOplI to Job sites to the utleidiri Of t he Rotary 1Vhs" be salt ___ Herald 8taIf Writer The Seminole County school district is busily taking depositions and gathering information in preparation for Its suit against architects and contractors for leaky roofs Of 12 county schools, Ned Julian Jr., school district attorney, said today. The school district filed suits in 1917 and 197$ against architect Eoghan Kelley who designed the roofs for the schools The school district according to Julian, is paying .5 million to correct the roof situation. A hod of other defendants are named In the suits Julian would not speculate on when the trial would be held before Circuit Judge Robert McGregor. Friday, McGregor ref used to dismiss the school suits, as requested by the attorney for Kelley and roofing manufacturer W.R. Grace on the grounds the school district failed to supply information at a time designated by the court, Julian said. The court now has that information. McGregor is reported to have called the school district's failure a case of "outright arrogance." Julian, who said he failed to ask the court for an extension, was "relieved" by the judge's ruling. The judge did order the school district to pay the defense attorney's fees and transportation cods as a penalty, Jullan said. He said he didn't know how much the school district would be billed. Hugh Carhec, director of anhIlLwy services, was also accused of being "arrogant" IngatheringtheIn1ocpMkn. Caritonsald the demands of his other duties preempted him from completing the task on time. "My responsibIlities are many and varied and I worked on them every time I had slack room," Canton explained "... I am required by the date, for example, to inspect every cepital outlay project once a week. Who am I voins to slide, the Mete or the court?" Canton said the judge was supplied with 1$ volumes, of In. formation, some measuring 1% inch.. thick. "We were h.4 literally thousands of qutIons," Is salt Today Ar 'The Cleck ..........IA Heriscepe .................S.0 Ir1e.................... S.0 11081pu....... ............ Caldir ...................IA Ohli_J_rtis .................IA condo ...................S.0 aivu ....... Creuswsrd .................SiC $srin ..................lass Edlierhil ...................IA TaiiiIi1ia..................,uc flees' Abky .................IiC Wur .................. IA �a *—Evening Herald, Ssnfsrd, Fl. Indsy, Aug.U, IM Payment On Backyard Worm Business I NAflON Tax Agents Dun Boy, 12, For 65 Cents IN BRIEF ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - Tax officials say they're sorry they did It, but they ordered a 12-year-old boy to pay 65 cents In sales taxes on his backyard worm business. The Tax Department sent a stern note to Jody Gerard of Eddyville, N.Y., In July saying the fishing worms he has sold for 35 cents a dozen were subject to a 7 percent sales tax. The letter demanded payment of 65 cents in back Carter Resting After Trip, ThURMONT, Md. (UP!) - President Carter rested Saturday at Camp David, Inspired by an efgji.day cruise down the Mississippi River he said convinced him the American people are willing to pull together to solve the nation's problems. Carter arrived In St. Louis Friday, ending his trip on the sternwheeler Delta Queen, then flew to Washington where he swore In Energy Secretary Charles Duncan. "I have been reinspired In the commitment of the American people to reunite for the figure," he said at the ceremony. "There Is no limit to what we In the United States America can doll weareunited" During his trip, Carter shook hands with thousands of Americans, pressing the flesh with the crowds every time he had achance. l ' • : 14 Last Request' is Denied CARSON CITY, Nov. (UPI)—JesaeW. Bishop, adgar. nnoklngkillerwlthaMcndaydatewlththeguchamber, was philosophical about the rejection of his last request his girlfriend and a bottle of bourbon. "The treatment Is good and better than I expected," the 46-year-old convict said In an Interview with UP! Friday ' night at the Nevada State Prison, after officials turned down his requet "I wanted my old lady and a bottle of Jack Danlels,"he said. "They twInixi me down. It hurt _ Angry Wife Rams Car, 2 Die NEW ORLEANS (UP!) — An angry wife who spotted her husband riding na car with another woman Friday Ila1nsflSdhorcSrtØOthebStkofredO_,j1III( .It cralhlii ät* ci control - killing the husband Ms alleged lover, Police said the two victim., lde'4'IIed as Raymond PIerre 23, and Michelle Williams, 24, were trying to elude Pierre's wife, Robin, , during a chase at speeds f thanlOOmphonlnt.rdatslo. Police, said the wife had stopped for a sandwich Friday after attending a musical 0000srt In Baton Rouge, La. Authorities said she spotted the family's second c parked outside. Ms. Williams was seated In the front seat. 4 Killed As Mine Falls Roof WATflS. Utah (UP!) — The roof of a ' '.,..cellapsed and showered a aew With fOCk$ Friday, fourandssrlooslyinjurfngafifth.___ ___ TO men were In lbs mine. The aicaped uninjured. The caro4o occue. in do Star Point No. I mloo# 4 owned by the Plateau Mining Co. Ham*11ton HOSPrIAL NOTES _ Graham Gets No Film Deals — 16• Wsuuilu No* no I hd a WL epluus $oishs , 1*13 as SIC P&4111,3*16 sa, Put I. ' no, . I.. ' All ___ ' USow VOUC*1r :n. ij1ual— $hs.8.rsk...vs more . .' GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Scientists say lovebugs' honeymoon with North Florida is apparently on the wane and the pesky insects are expected to make their seasonal appearance In South Florida soon. For years North Florida motorists have found the pesky, constantly coupling insects anything but lovable. Clouds of lovebugs have splattered on their windshields,. clogged their car radiators and forced them Indoors. Research has shown that after lovebugs stay In one area for several years, natural predators and diseases build up and prompt the Insects to look for greener pastures, University of Florida entomologist Donald Short said Are,, , Stólen , Extortion From Parents? FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) - The FBI said today It has arrested a Camden, Del., man for allegedly trying to extort $8,000 from his parents. FBI special agent Edward Hegarty said Clarence C. Thompson Jr., 23, was accused of falsely indicating to his parents that he had been kidnapped and was being held for ransom when he actually was just trying to get the $8,000 for his own use. The FBI said no others are implicated In the alleged extortion plot. Thompson was being held In a Fort Lauderdale jail. Am reprimanded for shoddy enforcement of beachfront construction laws, Interim DNR Director Jay Landers says. Landers said Friday he will remove Bill Carlton as chief of the Bureau of Beaches and Shores and recommend to whomever is appointed permanent director by the Cabinet next month that Ed Joyce be ousted as director of the Division of Marine Resources, which Includes the bureea Landers will reprimand Gil Hill, an engineer In the hs*reau. and field Inspector R.J. Strickland. 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Enroll In the HI A Block Income Tax Course beginning soon In your area and learn' to Prepare Income taxes for yourself, your friends and as a source of income. Job Intorviaws available for best students. Send for free Information and class schedules today. Iscatisus. rw . CkmsNS hsgia $sp6. 1180d will behold 10 4s - I ' contact the office nisisat yot MNPOSD- S. Final 16. AIR uuIfSflN4* N.Ikd.FWuit$I1N SlUMS abe;n •u PP' " I a:leM— Mbw ' ' ' NW'S. I ' U, - CLIP - ..5II.Iaus*rLr- •1 HAR BLo cI N, flfl I— — - . remain In the United States with him and appealed to the Soviets tolet him talk with her. A State Department spokesman said Ms. Viasova was driven to the airport from her Central Park hotel by "a number of chauffeurs." Godunov's attorney, Orville Schell, said the dancer believed his wife was "being held by force." ZIP ___ fwqi MUM --_ - -_ Earlier in the day, Gudonov said he wanted his wife to I1lflNPt I ' Aming to1W riut itonon $I iur-gp1 1 -• _IL r- - control tower to block the aircraft's departure. C .1 fr __ __ her own free will," he said. "We made a number of proposals and they are under discussion." The drama began shortly before 5 pin., when the State Department called the airport's I __ pipuuty' mUl IbeN jars of black gurpsbj, i: 11 • I111111 Well 00 MM do Md a. •1. ___ __ '7 can be sure she is speaking of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Two Department of Natural Resources officials should be demoted and two g _ ____ I*,$iPa4$s* *Øi*IIUIi*• "We want to talk with her under conditions In which we 'Shoddy Enforement' Hit wd, aecot to I4 psilca. uwuud aorrow*kererpiy breeder 1w, p(taMs cuwusea t iof d,ay Sternadary $ch4 securing t - '. uty " VIML duled to leave New York at 5 p.m. EDT Friday, was parked at Gate 10 of the Pan American terminal at Kennedy, with a police car In front of It. U.S. officials stopped it from leaving and demanded the woman be allowed to get off and make a statement that she was leaving the United States of her own free will. But Soviet authorities have refused to let her Leave the 2W42, whidi has a total of 125 passengers aboard. Donald McHenry, the secondlncommand at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, said early today he had seen the woman aboard the plane, but the Soviets refused to let her off. Friday. .. , "I want to talk to her for I am certain that she is not being permitted to know all the facts," Godunov, who defected Wednesday, said In a statement released by his attorney. The red and white Aeroflot jetliner, which had been sche- People'? ____ _ 6.1$ Pu al withs.id 1*16 ib$a.a., ' Russia. Lovebugs Heading South ___ 5,,000 In Cds' h, checks uwad lab"- NEW YORK (UP!) - In a dramatic diplomatic standoff, a Russian jetliner carrying the wife of defecting Bolshoi ballet star Aleksandr Godunov waited on a Kennedy Airport tarmac Saturday, prevented by U.S. authorities from leaving for Moscow. The State Department wants to know whether Ludmila Vlasova, herself a ballerina with the Botshoi, is being coerced Into going back to TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Gov. Bob Graham didn't get any movie-making commitments during his trip to Hollywood this week, but "we got close on a couple of projects," Commerce Secretary Sid Levis says. Graham and Levis spent Tuesday night and Wednesday In Hollywood meeting with officials of the major studios. The trip was a follow-up to one In June which produced a commitment from Burt Reynolds to film his $8 million sequel to "Smokey and the Bandit" in Florida. "We didn't bring back any major prize like before, but I think we got close on a couple of projects we can't discuss just yet," Levis told UPI Friday. "We got excellent Input. the movie executives we met with were very open, very candid, very outspoken." _ eke W Coerced Bac k To Russ ia ? given. The three-pound boy and twin sister were born Aug. 13 and Dr. Suggs immediately ordered massive transfusions for the children, both of whom were in shock and suffering from congestive heart failure. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stephens, objected and the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services went Into court to gain temporary custody with the right to administer the transfusions as needed. Denies ____ ___ WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Environmental Protection Agency says Its decision to delay Implementation of tough 1061 carbon monoxide emission standards for five automakers will not hurt either air quality or the public health. The EPA also said there may be additional waivers forthcoming. It said Friday, General Motors, Chrysler, American Motors, Toyota and British TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) -A prematurely-born boy facing open heart surgery will receive Court-ordered blood transfusions despite the religious objections of his parents. Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Calvin Pope authorized blood transfusions as needed after hearing Dr. Verbena Suggs, a pediatrician at Women's Hospital, testily Friday that Maurice Stephens probably would the from a bleeding disorder unless the transfusions were J941 &A%R WASHINGTON(UPI) — Ths "states that he (Powell) has — orucUon of justice jcran. Mondale Arrives In China ia AL DIN and àmplracy charge.. (km July 24, 167$, Carter • Wl e &M up allegations, never been to 8lio $6" 11" at. FreM1k Jordon allegationomeu aallegati The Thues quitid Jordeim " from as Issued a mnunoradiun saying: n used Wftft L. APPOW4 that wr-'on .0 PEKING (UPI)— Vice Hue and Minister 9f ., wirnees value W. IWNWWA Jr. coe at g Now York city psesoos Meted and awaiting denying he hid used cocaine or "I expect every member of the Pr,* Walter Mondale Hydroelectric Power Chn iIdard L. Williems iri I. Ws$vs. OsServ criminal 4a inal tex evasion," any other Illegal drug 1eg a White Hose staff to obey the landed In Peking Saturday for Jung Him.' -- fr "4 Mary11. y . Thsm$san. ue C$y ssi Glees. L*e Mliv..doesibs 'h vlaittothNewYorkdlscoovat law. Whether you visit, carrying es with anh1 11111011 BMW L. NIriv, UM MaNse 5aelsr DwAds a osri.. Ldw Mm w do cl rges"to rguinfor criminal dsfusduda hsve a anyethsrtimsoed"ghe ths low or -heft oredethws prvços for time o,, who Madale said In Anchora* Wire isle $ ild PNN* IleMS. clear matured km i" 4' fe had vteded $tidis N oily onne obey the law Ii totally reort.iy are midsppy with the proposals he carried leniency." to 7% is** Deputmoot saW and suutloisl charges Ism in 167$ —in either Jily or Irrelevant. You will obey the the results e. for of 8tho- Peking cova a 11rotber sub' lot. nililly ni4 that Attorney Out to beirgain for I. igiscy." $spi.mbsr — ad had sped law or yes will sash u'$vyatia but he declined FAMN The Justice Dspertment lassdw an hoar them mint ilsawburt" o.n.uai ausijamin awietti has Mondale was mat by 'his to elaborate on their substance. traded the FBI to "epiudr1t a . ulMeineet said wettorssyfora The Thais M4 Powell wo Cater's mimot4r' counterpart, Vice Premier "I thiek they (11* Chlme) alleged to hive aoco'wj -'1 lowed the of P _, " of dsli+ In a fedsal t 161169 10141111614 Dug Xiaoping (Tug Haim. ought to heir It tIM," Mos1dle on the visit to Io $4 Bcwnsp Day aiMasron plug), Porelim Minister Huang said. ±: , 16:17 an allegation that Jd*fl, $*CetIOfl told lbs Jepurt. J ; Z chief of mint this week that he "saw and tohavswltnused the ussof health affairs. Down had MA IS; &ft,$1S pa; h'$47aft, President Carter's stiff, used cocaine at New liamiPon Jordan on ins ice.cocaine. a liked tie prsssue, $153; 4*16 pas Th. newspaper quoted Help For ' Boat In bony 1 17$ at pr av WsMa Put s.rth ,$ York's tasNivabk Stidlo $4. sloe use cocaine • p .u1st The Wilt. Hose Iew.d a Stadlo $4 In New York City." Powell, hu,,,,.r, a. laying he live 111111W1111111 I al,.the dey be &*,*tIpft;lsw,I:Ia, NK all PEORIA, IL (UPI) Ihi e*icmglv, eeiivulJtg, of, the The Now York Timssaidths hid never set fed in the riid add Ie, was a Mst.meat saying Jordan Permits Partly etsudy 4*16 a 4-j" of Wrmad, e from lawyers U.S. Vsaiiuies of Mayen voted Friday to letablish 41 "W ualj 3*11 ta, si "statestIetly that the "ugItI,' ailtuti. leppuiti . toes Susdey with sadhirid spIcWcrv1dtstohsps Tb. Thno suM it found "an use by WAS a.m dw ad ;-i Steve XAp& to edas." it said pnil'il for Studio 14 dtesuse ut elvmbg dw pAgk%9A&A1L9 Vielanaj "bent psopia." * des ducldsdtolawedigntsthstaxdnmctur,ad try to pse. .soretay Je Powell, Ribell aid Ia Scheig,, w1io Isdipsideat verlllcstios" Of ale said 'ifow" ismelonely IISNIUCAIT hu*suua. Ii 117 Is idv. the problem. if lation. . I. SLAug.to3spLud wbew.sallegedt.bsaiiIasr. were Indl ted June 31 an tan allegations mad. against aid issla.. • he kw *1 In ad. aft (e $e km ___ - Although Parents Object Coca ine=Sn'i6 ing In N.Y,- SBMINOLNMBMNIAL ___ ___ 1401PITAL $said: Wftetmla lease *555W)., 1S ivetis WNII., Tough 7M A, I, . ii AM Court Orders Transfusions ' Clean Green Machines WaIkA, -Th on Bishop, sentenced to death for killing ___ a bridegroom in Las Vegas during a robbery, has persistently said he does not want to appeal the death sentence because this would only prolong the Inevitable - death In the gas chamber, a IN BRIEF JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) of the family. He was in charge - "Please come to 5069 of a young boy's program at his Brighton Drive," said the note church and played softball on a received In the Jacksonville church team. His wile sang, in sherifra office mall Friday. the choir." "The back door Is open. We are But the Homers had seridus I • all dead." financial problems. He had Patrol Division Chief Ray been unernployedfor a year nd Miley quickly creferenced the Jacksonville Federal a the address, came up with a Savings and Loan Association, name, Richard Homer, and which held the mortgage on the .. dialed his telephone number. Homers' $0,500 home, had Philip Staliworth (center) receives his Walk-A-Then trophy and ribbon from "I told him who I was and he recently foreclosed. Charles Bentley, Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator. Looking on (from identified himself," said Miley H. Eugene Brown Sr., kn left) are Connie Seip, dietary hostess; John Lake of X-ray, Shirley Howard of later. "It was Homer. I told him officer of the S&L, said, *e housekeeping, , Emory Jones of purchasing, and Ellen Keefer of pharmacy. i received the letter and asked could have sent the sheriff jut StaI$worth won the second place spot for individual walking In one day — 14,75 him If everything was alright. there and put him on the strept, miles. "He said yes, that It must but he kept the place up. The have been someone playing a last message from him was that prank. I told him a uniformed he was to move out and send i3ie I officer would be on the scene the key." • and at that he broke off the conversation." Mrs. Douthit said some4ne The officer who arrived at the called her from Unijax Th*shouse few minutes later found day morning, saying *a. Um front door locked and the Homer hadn't reported to work slidling.glau back door open. or answered her telephone. She Inside, behind the drapes, said she went to the house nd Homer, 34, an unemployed found Homer sitting on a pcomputer programmer, sat folding chair on the porch. dud in a le chair. His shirt 'q asked him if he The winning team has been their daily rounds, for a five, their "Hoof It For Health" the clock, was bloodied and a shotgun lay where Dottie was. He said 'he announced for Seminole day period, their mileage was badges. Emory Jones of by his side, thought that she was at wojic. Memorial Hospital's Walk.A- recorded. But the oddsmakers took a took the second place ribbon, biter police backup units He seemed to be surprised 4e beating when they picked the Individual category, by putting Individual mileage winner Thon, held recently for the vod, the bodies of Homer's wasn't there. Then he got Up benefit of the Sanford Heart wai Comic Seip, a dietary "Roomers" from • Fiscal 5cr- 13.7 miles for one day on wife, Dorothy Sharon Homer, and said he'd find out about It," Park. hostess who racked up 14.75 vices, the "Super Strollers" tender feet. Philip Stallworth • 34, and their two children, Mrs. Douthit said. 1 1 Top winner of the 16 corn- miles In a single day. from Social Services and "The was third place Individual Marlene, 10, and Vincent, 8, Another neighbor, Penhy Birds" tram wims, with 1L4 ml , 'WWI , "n Moe. than $1,000 was raised Puffing was ____ u$inrçoma Mt.r.1I,saldabssàw , Ranier for the heart Pt via the P .pit.cilln T 'T k1 S of the Iesi They bad bIái kUThd b' a 22- 'teive the house ahoãt 2 p4i. ford housekeeping contest, with donations on a win, place and show. There original design were "Hoof ft caliber rifle. Thursday and get In his car and department, with 50 miles per-mile basis being received, were also-walks. For Health" and "The X Mrs. Homer had a purse "he went up to the store ln a registered on the team's In addition, Professional The team from food services, Spurts" of X-ray and Nuclear slung over one shoulder and mad way." Medical Services threw Its not considered to be anywhere medicine, pedomneters. police theorized she might have The Duval County mediCal near In the money In the early The walk-a.thon was held to check for $250 Into the pot. been about to leave for her job examiner said Mrs. Homer and line, took the place position, raise money to be used in Judging team badges were asafileclarkatUnljaxlnc.,a her children were dead "it The funds will be presented to with the "Blood Hounds" from Ms. Sarah Jacobson of Sarah paper distributor, when she was least 24 hours" when thdlr building the half-mile health Galleries, Inc., Don Reynolds of killed. She was shot twice. coum for all ages on the the Sanford Junior Women's the lab taking show. bodies were discovered aid Food Services clocked 46.5 the Seminole County Council of lakefront opposite the Civic Club, sponsor of the event. of Marlene, shot Homer was still alive at the The "Clean Green Machines" miles for the five-day walk; the Arts and Sciences, and DennisMw Center. once in the head, on the time Miley made the phone ciii Nurses and doctors and other upheld their boast from the. "Blood Hounds" clocked 44.4 Dolgner of the Seminole County floor hospital personnel competed in beginning that they would be miles. In fourth position was Port Authority, boy's body was In his bed. Four letters found on tbe — HUGH ThO8ON the walk'a4hon. As each went the winning team, sporting maintenance, with 43.6 miles on The house was not, tidy kitchen table were addressed to and clew," said Homicide U. Homer's parents, his paatr Jim Sober. and his best friend, police sail. I Neighbors said Homer was But there was no Indication pf "a very upiest, friendly per, what drove him to murder his son," who was active In youth family and kill himself. J programs at the Southslde "They (the letters) were just Assembly Church. to friends apologizing for what "I've never seen him he had done," said Suber. "The ._ depressed," said Barbara I)otd1 a neighbor and friend was financial problems." ff WILMINGTON, Del. (UP!) - The Rev. Bernard T. exonerated of the armed robberies committed Delaware's "Gentieman Bandit," may sell the story of his ___ public ordeal to a movie studio. A lawyer for the 53year-old Roman Catholic pried is ___a movie on negotiating with Warner Bros. about basing Pagano's two-week trial, which ended when another man confessed to the robberies. Charges In Delaware officially were dimplued Thur. aday, and a remaining attempted armed robbery charge against Pagano In Concordville, Pa., is expected to be dismissed, -' .1 EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. - Sunday, Aug. 26, 1979-3A tional Waivers Eyed By EPA 1 ! Is Unemployed Man Slays Family, Self l Priest's Ordeal AMovie? : "And you can't tell a 12-year-old, "You broke the law, but It's okay, we'll just wink and you forget It." Tax Conunissioner James Tully Friday asked that a bill be drafted to exempt minors "engaging In insignificant activity around the home" from paying the tax. Jody's tax problems and the resulting publicity ha ve boosted his sales to about $1.50 a day. taxes within 20 days. He protested to Albany and surprised the department when he gave his age. Still, once set in motion, the bureaucracy couldn't be stopped. "This had never happened before - we didn't know we were dealing with a 12.year.old," a Tax Department . spokesman said. Sees U.S. 'People Reunited' ": 7 Addi AND MAIL TODAY____ - Car Emission Standards Delayed Leyland will not be required to meet the 1981 standards until 1983. EPA Administrator Douglas Costle said the waivers were granted because "effective technology for meeting the standards does not exist for certain models." But Costle said "all automakers will have to meet the tougher standards by 1983." Current standards allow 7.0 grams of carbon monoxide to be emitted per mile, but the new standards reduce that by half allowing no more than 3.4 grams per mile. Granting of the waivers allows the five auto firms to avoid spending from 115-178 a car necessary to meet the standards, officials said. Costle also said "the effect upon air quality ... will be negligible because they (the waivers) apply to no more than a fifth of the total number of cars expected to be sold" in the submit this information and specific figures on how many coming two years. again ask for a po st penemeit." ears wo.thl be waived, but it He said the "public health An EPA spokesman said two appeared the exemptions would would not be seriously harmed major automakers Ford and total tens of thousands of cars. by the delay." Honda haven't applied yet The delay applies to only a The number of exemptions for waivers "and we assume small percentage of GM's could be Increased, however, that means they can meet the autos, nearly half of Chrysler's, because many of the five standards." four-fifths of American Motors' companies' requests were lie said the EPA turned down and only a small part of turned down for providing all of Volkswagen's requests for Toyota's U.S. sales. "insufficient information," the exemptions, but has yet to About one fifth of the cars EPA said." decide on applications by made by British Leyland, Castle said "they (the au- Datsun and Mazda, producer of the MG, Jaguar and tomakers) may at any time The EPA refused to give Triwnph, also will be excluded. — - �Sunday, Aug. 2, 91 '4A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. A Foundation Awards Local Youths With Scholarships Lawrence M. Richter, 5062 Lake Howell Road Winter Park, and Charlotte F. Conway. Dennis C. Pippin, 612 Sandpiper Lens, Casselb.r,y, and Pamela L. Walker. ChVlt$C.Du$ek.32lMornirigslde Ave.. Daytona Beach, and Shirley M. McNlmey, 106 Park Court, Holly Bentley, Chairman of the 1979 graduate of Seminole High of Mrs. Mary Williams, 312 foundation's scholarship School, has been accepted at Continental Court, Altamonte Herald Staff Writer Florida A & M University and Springs. A 1979 graduate of The Amos C. Jones Foun- committee has announced. The scholarships were his area of study will be corn- Lyman High School, Miss dation Inc., a non-profit 'organization, has awarded four awarded to:— Michael Wright, pUter programming and Williams will be attending Florida A & M University to $500 scholarships to Seminole sun of Mrs. Maggie Wright, 1107 mathematics. Joann Williams, daughter study clothing and retailing. 'county youths, Mrs. Altermese First Drive, Sanford. Wright, a Hill. Wayne 0. Leach, 11000 Passo Del Her, Casselberry, and Lorraine L. Tlttenhoffer, 206 Sedgefield Court, Wlner Park. Terry F. Peru, 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford, and Carolyn E. Suprenant, 111 Anderson Court, Sanford. Thomas E. Comart, $73 Wall Terrace, Cassslberry, and Donna J. Jart, Terrace 3, B 353, Sanford. James W. Jones, 1105W. 16th St, Sanford, and Thelma A. Taylor. Gregory C. Llggen, 1600W. 6th St., P - Timothy Hudson, son of E.B. Hudson, 2591 Byrd Ave., Sanford. He will be attending , ;• .,f the University of C entral ' Florida, studying engineering. He graduated from Seminole High School with the class of 1979. - Billy Strickland, son of TIMOTHY HUDSON MICHAEL WRIGHT BILLY STRICKLAND JOANN WILLIAMS 1 Mrs. Annie Mae Dickey, 1808 Strickland Ave., Sanford. His secretary; John A. Lawson Jr., Candidates for the scholar- be in the vocational fields. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ru- mausoleum with the ladles in had the dressing room next to area of study will be air- basis of extent of financial Members of the board of treasurer; Mrs. Bentley, doiph Valentino's ghost might black were a small army of Valentino's at Universal Studi- conditioning, refrigeration and need, demonstrated ability to ship had to be recommended by She said the famous lover heating at Seminole Corn- achieve, motivation and their high school guidance trustees of the foundation are: parliamentarian; Sidney L. have dropped by Just to see if reporters, dozens of tourists Os. and a sundry assortment of would hug and kiss her and munity College. He is a 1979 character. The motto of the counselor or church pastor. The Rev. Amos C.Orr, Jones, president; Vihien Jr., Joseph chaplain Mrs. they still remember. vice-president; Ola Brock, C. and Caldwell, foundation is community awards are not limited to the Horace L. You could almost see him nostalgia, film and celebrity invite her out dancing, but she graduate of Seminole High awareness, scholarship and academic student, but also James E.C. Perry, recording Dr. Calvin Collins Jr., State would always refuse because School. leaning against the cool marble aficionados, L Rep. Robert Hattaway and Edward Those selected for scholarsocial service, Mrs. Bentley include the student whose secretary; she was only 15. mother, she knew "My gray mausewalls of the old preference and ambition might Blacksheare, corresponding Richard P. Wesley. "It's unfortunate," Miss Ma- ships were evaluated on the said. leuxn, lighting a cigarette and Valentino many years ago in breaking into a satisfied smile. New York City," said Strelleta cLaren said, "but the studio Del Rey, a member of the never took a photograph of me They do still remember. Valentino Club who claims to and Valentino together." Is, It has been 53 years since the have visited the cry* each The German contingent of the sex symbol of the 1920s - "The Aug. 23 for "at least the past 20 Valentino Fan Club was repreSheik" - died of peritonitis in a years." "He was very close to my sentéd by a woman who said New York hospital. But more Ulrike Doniger. Hey said. she was than 100 people Thursday made mother," Miss Del the annual pilgrimage to the "He was the world's greatest was dressed entirely in black. "Oh, there are at least 300 smog-shrouded tomb of Rodolfo lover and I will remember him forever. His spirit will never members of the Valentino Fan ,. :Guglleml Valentino. Club in Berlin," Miss Doniger At least six "ladles in black" die." "I believe," she said firmly to said in a somewhat suspicious I bearing flowers for the small , German accent. glass vases on each side of one in particular. N The ubiquitous George Valentino's crypt arrived at Some attending the services Jessel, "Toastmaster General Hollywood Memorial Cemetery . for the services. The original were born 30 years after of the United States," delivered i '.and most famous "Lady in Valentino kissed his last starlet, a five-minute eulogy, noting no ----. "This is one of the few places less than four times how j Black," Ditra Flame, last INIM brought roses on the 51st an- you can go to get a glimpse of a Valentino "made the hearts of niversary of Valentino's death. silent movie star," said Tara millions of women flutter ' GALAXY3.SPEED without ever uttering a word." Aftera23-yearlapse,She was Gordon, U. OSCILLATING FLAVO ROAST moved that year by the death of EXTRA DRY Jessel later clarified his Elvis Presley. But an organizerMiss Gordon was not dlsap ANTIPERSPIRANT HAIR SPRAY MOUTHWASH Whisper quiet. Removable of ftyear's service said Mrs. pointed. On the program for the remarks for a group of 2.5-ounce aerosol. Dry roasted. 7-ounce 8-ounce aerosol. 2 types Antiseptic 18-ounce grill. MODEL 2151' 1 jar. REG. $1.59 memorial service was the reporters. 2 types. LIMIT LIMIT 1 bottle. LIMIT 1 Flame would not come ThurREG. $39.99 "Oh, Valentino," Jessel said. sday because "she found God announcement: "Mary MacLaren, silent film "I knew him when he was a and Joined the ministry in gigolo making old ladies happy star, speaks." Ontario, Calif." 11 Miss MacLaren said she once in New York. What a guy." 1.Crowding into the 95-degree .• Some Still Recall Rudolph Valentino INSTEAD OF SHOPPING ALL OVER TOWN .. r little neighborhood 1;rnufflW01t store. SHOP ALL OVER 119 COPPERTONE__ LOTiON — SUNTAN 9Tan, don't 21 burn. bottle. 8-02. 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The needed tMt th men than putisipotad ames 1,110 bIggest prour will be the Is gsonb's milliem to ravitat' the traffic congestion that has pagaaiIw* teerIat in *sCflfl iWJ ia uitwi .asaci te vain me ivaway an Icy. Masks' eeIutk to tl98 3-SHELF PLASTIC LADIES' no sad sv ,041 vike LIMIT I psssi* week, the -- - Little boys' short sleeved crewneck Little girls' short puff sleeve top Is no-iron polyester/ cotton. Terrific colors for S,M,L. 99 ECHOLS ROACH KILLER Immediately kills roaches, ants 6 waterbugs. Pack 0110 bait trays REQ. $2.99 88$ _ i:0u1 Iosk.tMOO(LAM2 o.sI5w - KODAK COLOR PRINT STADIUM 499 - 4r 199" GENERAL ELECTRIC Dorelha Williams and Dent Ic Williams. Carol F. Peace and Paul G. Peace. Jeanette Payne and Lowell B. Payne. Douglas J. Lobel and Charlene L. Lobel. Sheila is employed as an evening cashier-hostess. She is origin all y from Ft. Lauderdale and moved to Sanford one year ago. Sheila and her husband, Gordan, are the parents of two children, Jason and Heather. The White family is in the process of building a home in Orange City. HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) They sprayed the Lashen car known to have hired black Hollywood police are in- with bullets From a semi- hitmen. vestigating possible organized automatic rifl e and wounded Mrs. Lashen's brother crime links in the gan gland- the Lashens before speeding Sidney Lieberman, vice presistyle slaying of a wealthy off, police said. dent of Interstate - was incouple, who operated a large "It sounds like a contract, an dicted last year in a labor trucking business, execution," said one inres- struggle that authorities said Judith Lashen, 42, who tigator. "People just don't get involved a member of a New operated Interstate Dress Car- kill ed like that." York crime family. rier Cartage Co. of New York, Asked about the possibility of Mrs. Lashen's children and Jer ry Lashen, 52, who ran an underworld execution, one Jill, 17, and Jeff, 13 emerged the firm's Hialeah operation, Holl ywood policeman asked, from the house to find their were gunned down Thurday "Whoever heard of the Mafia mother lying in a pool of blood night by two black men In a late hiring black hitmen?" in the driveway and their model white Continental Mark However, federal sources stepfather dying in the grass V. said at least one Mafia family is nearby. pockets. Sizes 4 ____ 99* DISSOLUTIONS of the Holida y Inn, Sanford, 14, has announced Sheila White has been honored as the Inns recent "Employee of the Month." 2.49 9-VOLT BATTERY For transistors, calculators and some small appliances. REG. 69' wmm SEATS Lightweight aluminum frame, vinyl covered loam seat and back. PEG. $6.49 690 E. Sabal Palm Court, Altamonte Springs. Stephen J. Stafford, 20$ Elderwood St., Winter Springs, and Helen A. Leonard. Gangland Slayings? Mike Hutchison, innkeeper REQ. $1.52 LIMIT 2 Fof family skin care. 59$ ON 9 STOOL Assorted'color canvas seats. Folds for stor. age. Reg 2,49 3-WAY BUL 50/1001150 Watt PETROLEUM JELLY CAMP on contact. 16-oz. bottle. PEG. $1.89 LIMIT I don't want the girls in the program have lasted over 20 _ . ii ROLl. 59th anniversary coronation In and we know that what this and the finale. They always the reborn "Queen of Resorts," . town needs, especially now with have to be the same." Maki, more than anyone has survived scandal, televi- casinos coming to town, is the slon, women's liberation and, at Miss America image, apple pie else, knows that the strength and appeal of Miss America do least for the moment, the and a pretty girl." Though Miss AmerIca 1980 not He In A11atIc City. In short, legalization of gambling cutand the 49 other contestants will it is television that has given the no& In fact, the pageant is on the not be allowed to inter the pageant Its mass appeal. "The gaming industry does verge of realizing one of the city's casinos during the pageant week, they will have not need Miss America and greatest years in its history. Just as he has been for the benefited from a scholarship Miss America doesn't need past 28 years, stockbroker fund that finally topped the $2 casino gambling," he says. "We have ow appeal In the Albert Marks Is still In firm million mark. Marks scans the casino ads in boondocks." command. Serving as conibination executive producer and the 1979 pageant yearbook In first time that Nor is this the benevolent dictator of the one, two white-gloved hands pageant, Marks Is the reason bold a Billy Park Place Casino the all-American dream will that first television, and now a hotel card. Above it are the survive the tarnishing onyotmg gw'lng Industry have words: "And the winners alaugI*olaII.AmerIcall reality. In '1137, while judges were not overtaken the Image of Miss are..." indeed awarng the crown to Bs is asked who Marks America. "Frankly, I was worried," will be the winner In the futiw, Cooper (by the way, her figure Markasaysol the op.nlngodthe Miss America or the cw". —134120 - wouldo'I meat first casino In in. "MIss "When we got 20 caaü'ce In today's standards), the police America means the American town, it may indeed be a dif- bad jiat started a crackdown on flag, mom and apple pie, and foreot story," he says. "Bat we city brothels that had mab the the gaming industry was have to cross that bridge when resort a front-page sIn city. always shluLThuyarepolo wegottol" Jint so, the local force ha. The pageant scored the apart" There are now two legal lowest. TV ratings In two spent the hut month ra-casinos in Atlantic City and by decades in WTZ, sad managed arranging patrolman's beats to the time On America i0 ga$parcut don ofthe' rid tbeclty's new caalnorowof ands her reli,thure will be as a4meehnhl7$battheratü4$ the prostitutes that flock here dtoclInbl1IrfOr fran 10111111111111. and down the many as four mare. East Ceed this Yowl ii.,. l'here Is no ON" t MEN'S BELTS Various widths and colors to choose from. PEG. $2.97 Michael W. Flynn, Sanford, arid Julia E. Pruden, 150$ W. 25th St., Sanford. David R. Robbins, Idaho, and Bonnie R. Wieboldt, 2436 Elm Ave., Sanford . Irwin L. Belllnkhoff, 450 Meadwood Bou levard, Fern Park, and Debra Rickles, Rt. 1, B 95, DeLand. Clarence Cale, PO Sd, Sorrento, and Lauded Little girls' tc ECKERD MILDEW STAIN REMOVER nsa Removes mildew stain ReIieve$ pset / / 119 WOODEN CREST ROLAIDS ANTACID This Miss America pageant, casinos. The casino image years," Marks says, "including preparing now to celebrate its doesn't belong in the pageant, the three judging sequances ' 63C ASSORTED ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP!) there will tie no conflicting sales for t1iee preliminary interests between the pageant competition shows are way - Here she comes again, ahead of recent years. And when Bert Parks warbles and the gambling industry, But while the numbers and "In the past as the city was "There She Is" to a new Miss America Sept. 8, the odds are going down, the Miss America the ratings change from year to she will be pure, middle Pageant was our one ray of year, the pageant itself varies American and 35-24-35 with hope," Kravitz says. "It kept little. "The principal portions of our brown hair and sparkling blue Atlantic City on the map. We eyes. 79C A. Miller. Enrico Aiesandri, $09 Whllshlre Court, Casselbirry, and Victoria and Rosa M. Wright. William J. Hauptkørn, 2013 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Adrienne C. ReIndI, 2029 Cuchise Terrace, Casselberry. LewisC. Hanson, $30 W. 19th St., Orlando, and Janet G. Depeyster, 2304 Coronado Concourse, Sanford. John I. Lewis, P08 851, Oviedo, and Pamela L. Best. Carl R. Hyatt, 135 Des Pinar, Longwood, and Vlrgln;a I. Sunday, Aug. 26,1!79-5A 1.99 16" FAN MIXED NUT Sanford, and Vanes Freeman, 1210 W. 9th St., Sanford. William H. Murph Jr, 242 E. Orange Ave., Longwood, and Patricia S. Richardson, 217 E. Orange Ave. Daniel S. Mldanich, 272 Wyman Grove Apt., Altamonte Springs, and Raquel Ravelo, 137 Alhambra Ave., Maitland. Victor J. Bigger, $30 Orients Ave., Altamonte Springs, and Marie I Think School, Think JCPennev, Special values for BackinatomSchool for boys and girls. ARRID STYLE LISTERINE Pageant And Gambling Keep Th e ir Dis ta n c e, MATTER OF RECORD U 'MARRIAGES By DONNA ESTES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AJtR I _ ,1llJII tiliCks, REG Sale 1 9.5O 12 ' J.%#'J ds. •... . Rig. $21. Heavyweight cotton matelasse bedspread textured ins diamond and flower pattern, with bail fringe. Full, Reg. 13 Sale 21.1$ I .-- Stweech. 4 that replaces sale prices sitoclive rs Wet, Aw 2ft T TiruthapNS' Pit of the' IurftV, Mill i thay A job W& ku mr 86 M" hr awoft _____ I bd )WO two a'iiIa* '! ' ''T , .--.'.: .".__ ."•".'J' now :;. -. ..1::1 '' •. '';'1 '!'TT' . ' ' is Is It 'I.IIhh1Ihh1 \.i I I I II I WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17-12 and La. Road ?Mn. ttwu Sot. 10 A-A&4 PM. Open Sunday 12:305:30 P.M. wmborlve ZQ - ______ - r----- - ____ - - - •-----• ----- — ---- - 1 -1 - - - - -• - - -- '.. r : 4b or, .0 p - - �. Evening lkvaM - Citizens or groups interested in ot*alnlng a copy of the proposed 17N0 Seminole County budget may do an by contacting Jeff Etcltherger, director of the Office of Management Analysis and office Is In the third floor of the county courthouse. Chairman of the board of county commissioners Bob French terms this budget "austere." The chairman announced the first public hearing on the proposed budget Is set for 7 p.m. Aug. 28 at the courthouse. He said the budget needs to be adopted SANFORD, 32771 305-322611 831-9993 Sunday, August 26, 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, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. FLA. Area Code I . . . . - Around (liSPS 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., .. or Evaluation (OMAE). Jeff' s year's The Clock Gov. Jerry Brown: The relative peace of the July 4 holiday weekend, which saw no area fraMe fatalities, may net be iip.Med during the upcoming Labor Day weekend, Florida Highway Patrol a(fldali fear. The FHP reports troffic accidents are Increasing as the supply of gas returno to normal. Airsthis yew there have been 1,Z70deaths on Florida highway.. That is 103 more than were, recorded for the first eight months of 1970. Based on that rate, the FHP predIcts 24 people will the during the Aug. 31 to Seit. 3 period. by Sept. 11. Countywide, the tax rate to resident' will day at $.60 per $1,000 assessed valuation. That was the rate lad year. Resldei*sin the unincorporated aria of the county, however, wIil see a jump intUNOI cents per $1,000 valuation to pay for fire pretectloi. The Increase sterna from the need to pay the salaries of 17 fIrefighters from county funds. In previous years, the firefighters' wages were paid for by CETA funds. Parties it Politics Will JULIAN BOND Ever since Jerry Brown upset the prevailing by winning five primaries political wisdom in against Jimmy Carter in an eleventh -hour bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, he tmdoubtedly has been haunted by visions of what might have been. If only he had ignored his advisers and the odds. If only he had followed his own instincts and plunged earlier before the Georgian could get such a head start. A credible hypothesis has Gov. Brown being conditioned by presidential considerations on nearly every decision he has made since the voters teased him with primary victories in Maryland, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Nevada and California. He has positioned himself with the liberals by appointing large numbers of women and minority members to high posts, by opposing nuclear energy IFIF.LEc Young's n nown c to ry' 1976 'U ru RONALD REAGAN \ \ I'LL MA 1F f \ Good, Bad i News '—i' \/ i Andrew Jackson Young had three jots In the Carter administration: U. & ambassador to the United Nations, emissary from Black America to the White House and White House envoy to black America. He was a success only in the fl position; continua only in the third. "Andy Young Is responsible for Improved relations with about 50 countrw in the ____ ___ I , _____ ______ he u A Energy I Franklin County,Mass. has 80,000 people Is largely rural. Not much unusual about that, but what is unusual about Franklin County is that it may be the first In the nation to have completed a detailed inventory of Its energy useo The results were eyeopenlng. and _ ___ ___ ______ lAke most of New England, Franklin County :- and the administration's multi-billion MX missile as no petrolewn, coal or uranium. Except for h plan, and by sponsoring social and environmental world," Jimmy we hydroelectric plant on the Connecticut River programs. He has sought support from conYoung 'wne to the United Nations X months and some local wood burning, the county Imports servatives by becoming a belated convert of ago riding a wave of high expectations from the ____ ___ all of its ener gy. This fact led a group of local Proposition 13 austerity and by calling for a con- third world. The dark-skinned majority of the ____ _____ buslneunien, students and other citizens, earth's population felt the president Young stitutional convention to balance the federal working with the University of Massachusetts would serve and the policies Young would help budget. (at nearby Amherst) to develop a county-wide develop and direct would be radically different Mr. Brown hopes this zigging and from these fashioned by energy analysis. the cold warriors he had / , CHtCI (N \ l zagging will average out to a mean course that helped Carter replace. ('I The results brought good news and bad new,. leadshlm from Sacramento to Washington. He The tion were upheld. The bad news was___ that more than 40 percent of embarked upon that exhilarating journey the other t years, Young managed to promote an ____ wo county's $121 mi the llion payroll went to paying 1. day with his announcement of a "presidential African policy independent of the struggle for the county's energy bill. And, almost all of RFUL WON campaign exploratory committee." The governor between East and West. His openness and that money went out of the county, eventually )RLD TiI Is now an avowed if unannounced candidate for the candor won him many friends in an arena where _ (!) ending up In such plac.suSaudl Arabia and Democratic nomination. Whatever other mistakes the United States had been nearly friendless. Venezuela. For the family with the median But as the black representative to the White he may make In this second bid, being too late In disposable Income of approximately $8,000, an House, Young has had few successes. (e getting organized will not be among them. estimated $1,200 went to pay for household unknown victory was his quiet role in reversing The governor and his advisers are going forward energy consumption, Including transportation. the argument of the United States brief In the on three assumptions: that Jimmy Carter Is not Ba that threatened to close graduate But there was also some good news. The electable in 1980, that Sen. Edward Kennedy will andkkpre ofcase essional schools to blacks. survey looked at the prospects for local energy stick to his asserted plan not to seek the pr oduction, which would pump consumers' McCree and Assistant licitor General Wade So nomination, and that Mr. Brown, as the only viable do ars Into local businesses, banks and inll Attorney General Drew Days both black ___ Democratic challenger, will be even more able had written a brief supporting Alan Bakkes vestments. The researchers found that a than previously to win primaries by offering, in his contention that his white akin and a California carefully planned transition to renewable energy ___ words, "a blend of fiscal responsibility and yet a medical school's admissions policies had ___ ___ sources would net be dIffIcult, would probably bold vision of the future." violated his civil rights. yield actual Increases In the local standard of __ __ _ _ ______ ___ I) The problem for Gov. Brown is that nearly % Young vincedCarter to order than to, ,II% living, and would cut back uliarply on air and eve changed-1n t)Decrat to spert ri.tars rything has ________ ________ 11.1 presidential primary equation since 1976 except his sity's positich that Bakke was denied admission showed that there was enough local energy to for reasons other than his race. As a result, ambition. Having offended both the liberal and inset the coisty's demand In the year 1981. Young salvaged the White House from JQflfl conservative wings of his party, he has no base in t what most acks felt was a conspiracy against The survey found another eight-to,12 either camp. The governor's safa ri to Africa with bl gains won at great cod. Important megawaUa thby.ctriccacfty thlow-hjad singer Linda Ronstadt and his recently highly minority slde * sites WpeI5U throughout the county. It found wood In controversial Involvement with actress Jane SCIENCE . th at black great abundance. it found good potential for s ur round him who Georglans the Fonda. and her activist husband, Tom Hayden, uuumg solar ener gy for heating home. and AIrISTIC$ waited more for its heavy pro-Carter have confirmed him to be a "flaky demagogue," in t black faces In u me the words of top White House aides. "Opportunisbusinesses. It identified some 150 good windSki M He could not hold Carter to his campaign generation sites, with an energy potential equal tic" and "hypocritical" are adjectives used now by promise to fight unemployment By AL R0U'ER JR. voters in public opi nion polls to describe CallforLetter, a non-profit publication that evaluates to almost twice the electricity crrwtly con or to his promise to se somsd In the county. It discovered numerous UPI kdr.,__ nias governor, ____ spending. Neither could Young keep the run• u oppo unities for harnessing "process heat" (UPI) You may be able to burn eadly and never tan. Those With type Moreover, this time around, Gov. Brown will be nants of Lyndon Johnson's social-welfare tellWASHINGTON from the county's "4uetr1.S with which to rim pithtlIy with a quick glance how much solar rdIa'k" skin usually burn easily and tan only from being whittled away. campaigning from an eroding political base at protection you can expect from commercial Type m skin bills moderately, tane gra1ly, co-generatIon stations. And, It found there was a But perhaps the biggest failure was 101 sunscreen preparations. home, where the Legislature has been overriding and type lv burns minimally aid tans readily, considerable amount of agricultural and ung's or Carter's. Perhaps It was, rather, a Yo his vetoes with impunity and rebuffing his apy al ry prov i de th at InIntypesl and floftuihavellglt municipal wads which could be turned into massive failure of the 23 million blacks who formotlion, in the form of their Sun Protection skinPacolor end blue polntments. eyes and they may have red methane gas and boiler fuel. seenedproud(buttoopaulvelywilhlng)tohave Factor, or a 1m11*r rating system. Federal or blond hair. The Medical Latter said some In other words, Jerry Brown is no longer the yeng carry the racial bill for thnl, regulations are expected eventually to require It peopl, with dark hair and blue or green eyes ft is glf'cai* that Franklin Costty refreshing, enigmatic young governor California ,-Hm much Andy Young will be able to do In for all the creeps, gels and lotions ON to protect have types I aid U skin fWtlOISbuft=sma thawed a kiss Interest In the taking on a pedestrian former governor of Georgia. tWs job üj depend in large measure on the the skin from smebine. Those with skin types I and IIwill exceed their survey. They come to rscogolss that the u• The SPY reprasods the ratio of the time It swibarntbrholdtolsraacsthlltollminitssof ptJng of energy dclim does very little to support I gst from the blacks at home," said Never theless, Mr. Brown's re-entry upon the largely That support was years ago. takes to get a sunburn tivough a rereen to the nè&kiie tenis two Yow I presidential stage is not without historic potential while stre their local scomeny Recycling those to shouts of "right on!' and 4 fl It all." time required to get the semi burn without people with skin type IV may set be red even mited li By providing voters In the early primaries a Vocal appreciation Is In small demand when protection. A SW of 2 glves you minimal ofter 45 ininilis or more dispeaure. dollars locally wodd moss mare volsin, and vehicle of protest against President Carter, Mr. pijjg are being determined, protection ugeiset the ultraviolet rays of the sun "Avoiding espenre to the en is mats of. prots far w merchants, who would become Brown may prove to be the essential catalyst for fly on ny pIng en atriag backers of the e*'4insk4 project to Young's third lob will be his most difficult. It while a 15 gl rnem pretidios. transferring the nomination to Sen. Kennedy, who I wljbshardtocenvinceblackvoterslnlNtor.A product with a rdbg of 4 will permit a WWIthe Medical Lsr said. promete local energy asourc dsvelosst. persentodqInunwIheutgettinganflur continues to recoil from dividing the party ill I da The mod euain'enly aid li abierMog this.. longer tI wWsat a moieties. cbemlwh In auw ore psri-omM.b..ak In the mantis ahead I primary race of his own. quite a few him In M. Dr The Fosd sad ug AIrMles odd, fat acid (PAM), anpiunda c' PAM, ad ('WJUes ad c,-ieo =mom : Thi* Gov. Brown could play for Sen. Kennedy the C0Uttr see hi to Youi promised Ldtar, In s reejVtMjon eiinp4o, t1 a persia whose thin .odly gats st ean= heown Wcreui. pug to undertake the Med of study t the spoiler role against President Carter that Sell. "cpI aUuilY' for Caters ''red er81 minutes of lapsewetoths sun theald clanamatu, sallcylat.s and uthraailat.s. people in Franklin Ciady have p1enuuLAnd, Eugene McCarthy played in bruising President But It will take more than dLbie'4 canPelW** be abs to stay In en for hours If be or th ass Opaque t.rmulatIosa costhIg titanium ' Lyndon Johnson for ultimat, benefit of 'the to revive the preeldr4's Ciady, "ces are they'll fipid a siasereas with a rating of 5, provIded the &W6,tale or i osid. physically Mock the vot em " tby do ad haveto* by while bwomm" reluctant Sen. Robert Kennedy. product Is net washed or swodid ou sun from rasFN the ra ad politiclass in W-'g'" U. up the iiajap's Prdsdiss from the sun Is impoetad becaae Iet.j s4 PAM Bar4en'f s Hooks, eacitive director of the In red taps. They , act In their own NAACP, the natirs's largest group of organIsed s. a long period can cmos have been er4rsd '- iM J; "Whist I tO take Ck$S of thth' said Mile. iul other aging effects and fictive with heavy sweating or swinalug, bat critlial of Cater a year ago ueuWoos WUSWS eventually dft cancer. the aaw -it w said racist stadis 811pet t y ouiiipkxion determines your INP metals ether ouiç:.b ceat to say, 'GIVe him a chance.' NewP they lad q *a* That's a spirit wuth boWing ad sprealag I$ Ubft to *w According to the Medical nIj4 ivia be lading. M'IadP _____ - - . ____ . water ____ Med Impeited, to I erewasstrangehushIn courtroom B the jury of seven women and five theh returned to deliver their recoinmeñdation on the sentencing of Gregory 'flhls. The jury could have recommended death in the electric chair. They chose to ricommend life in prison instead. ,The silence remained for a moment ur the verdict was rand, an4then there. 1were whispers. " 'w1 - I can't believe It," one man who had been following, the trial said. "He killed :'Jhñ point blank and they're letting him Geoffrey , . VV ith n - program . ____ __ . ____ ____ diL ___ BERRY'S WORLD ___ JACK ANDERSON 'I".' . . ..:,*" .., ,v, . * .b.." . . . I . :* _ ''I.: I... . ..- .— I II L ` I . I I 0 askodhlsstafttocomldsrhow BOUND 0": he personally hip In innekig biluard ii IMtirs from Amerlcsns who °°' Pipeline:, 80=1. It would have aomsihin to say or to esk. i rtmwk *W$IN and tmd.r,ta1MiIl1 Presideef Carter's wily bacboom pthIIC lyitim adviser, Robut Strm, h irsd (kannthsriemas, PresIdent Carter best we Can on is read each Istter, ofhiØa at pg N the most awefthy thi 3s pSp PA so ternMbiw1thaiIaser respond to them is ths ciba. We losw.bsfon mak1 them hisoli Ott all the maW issis" Irate detts With Rinela, tM is:c.bisst siap don't have the NorsiariSI M b1i, murke M.b 1 41919 " mm'Wed ahohols can Adfum tIMN011 ~ ~ A I " 'Are Americans ' Confused On.Energy., ~~~. . _~~~ ' '..w .,? - from the Whit. Ibis a - ' - -.,I;;. ' '.. '•. 'r' . . s':.. . . :" . ,-.. . -'I". 1n pleading for the life of Mills, defense $%orney Joan Bickerdaff told the jurors - that the killing of James Wright ofl May 25 I • ..•. •,.• WiIhm'S IU*ISSS .—. : vitonilug Ili :' ,•'. . 4141f - "Do us both a r . aMp Ulk*A'çI" "I- - -a.*. • . „;~A. ,. . 'qfl'.. •..........S , - ..r ' v...a... -----.. .• . An ulcer has sometimes been called "a badge of success" or "an' upper-echelon belly ache," Give it either a medical or a humorous ae, I love my newly acquired ulcer. Becatse It could have been something much worse. When I casually mentioned recurring .stomach pains to my golfing partner, Dr. Ban WrnwL he ordered meto annear In - 16 office On following day. His lab test wed I was suffering internal bleeding. Its something medical specialists is. to $y neat step was spend five days in diagnose quickly and by to cureserloua Mount Sinai Medical Center of Miami 'ailments and maybe even save a life. Beach, Fla., net only to stop the bleeding Doing this costs a 101 of money. For me, en advantage of having grown :.ii-to pinpoint Its cats.. remember older Iscow*1ion Medicare to pay mod old mois to Sines I'm .rtler days of medicine when the family ot the ho,iiital Milo and manyo( the doc. - - O tIW - • '5 - . . . •. . - -' . , . -.. - - f, I 1ll or. ( tp - -.. - I ___ dctorthurnped my died and looked down tots' fees. I'm now r"tnced more thin ever that my throat, I woiderid, - do so many that we need a national health plan to help hoipitais need all why today cover the cods of thvtil trash's.I for idIcMsd squiprisit. Now I keow. younger pripleAn ulcer $us't a geriatric and very expensive 1II'hat new t4q1ipjfyisn' t mersly gadgetry. hens, for sTiIppls: statistics prove It ' - : uI : . . ” . a&"= - -- . - '-- . .1 . -. ._._ ........,... ;0. .___ . .. . - . am . •.. - ,. R.E. Brown, Scoutmaster Boy Scout Troop 529 Paola - 3l 9: Attention: fellow citizens and taxpayers of Lake Mary. The City is proposing to increase your taxes by about 3) percent to support a police department of 10 policemen, to keep them on the welfare rolls that the Federal Government's CETA program can no longer afford to do. This is In addition to the present Sheriff's Department of the County which we have and are still paying for, but yet receive none of their services. Personally, I vote to abolish our Police Department and let our well-equipped and staffed Sheriff's Department handle the necessary police work in We prayed It was a peptic or duodenal ft Liked Runway p.o. i iii, itist, spring. 03W1 WkI,.u, DA $11 flerMe .S iL 8151* iLSIO80es luiuiN So, I'm happily leaning to live with my ulcer. I've changed my eating habits. I for food on my 'Federal 1 WaeS, D.C., 181* PWIdi e Belin * I, -North Nose. , 4161111161111118MM 1k NIIIKUS us. cWk ionusI Jr. P.O. Drows IRS Nelsur., v an Lap I at rich or spici exotic dishes. Even simple staples such as a hot dog, a din cd pizza, french Was ora Sim of cola glng.rale are no-nos. And I'll Just have can' t or totazmymunory for the tadeofa cold ymtIsl. Bat I'm aetstarving. l enjoy the food I'm permitted to sat. And as soon as the hemoglobin propagate at whatsvv they do to mowAsh t$ Need Ikd,I'Ubs back to my normal physical way of living. i Langus a. N. ___Ri W creappel : cii.. adft ________ W--'jJ* ac, *1* _ *Federal 1 is, 11111100,01 am - Cai*ir _Ids* a ass : :--_ W'-ig1e,, en () 8111* Beita * $181 has now a, v., im oiist Ave., isRN1 -' (III) 1*1181 Beads es 5 --- My question was: Senator, how do you justify your vote for a Department of Education when the National Education Association (NEA) has gone on record — I read the record saying they Intended to change the educational system In the U.S. In the 21st Century to make us amenable to belonging to a global community? The senator by-passed that part of the question, and justified his vote on a basis of cod. It would cod less for Washington to run our business schools from a Department of Education than, as at present from HEW. And If we did not like what the department did, we could "run to daddy," the senator, with our complaints. "Well, Mama, I had rather do it myself," see our children's education supervised on the local and Mate level as the Founding Fathers intended. That they intended this Is self-evident, as no possession Inspired Interest I want to thank Jane Casselberry so much for the Informative article and accompanying picture that was printed in the Herald for the dedication ceremony of the Upsala Swedish Cemetery Historical Marker. Because of the timing and the interesting background we had a terrific turnout. When you get over 100 Swedish decendents out on a hot summer afternoon, something has inspired their interest! Beverly B. Mason, Chairman Seminole County Historical Commission Courthouse, North Park Ave., Sanford very Consumer Tips Yogurt And Hea Ith Cla im s Legend has It that Abraham received the for yogurt from an angel. He lived to be 175, and there are those who would give at least some credit to the yogurt In his diet. Consumer Reports couldn't substantiate this milk the hisith claims made product. And, although it Is seen by many asa nutritious food, yogurt is about as nutritious as the milk used to make It. At the turn of the century, Russia's Nobel Prlsewlimthg medical researcher, Elie Mstctmlkoff, studied the eating habits of longliv.d Bulgarians, concluding that bacteria used In the manufacture of yogurt helped the natives live longer. Metchnlkoff became a confirmed yogurt eater and Uvedtobe7l—perhaps not long enough to PM his Several years ago, a dialy to determine recipe for What about calories? Consigner Reports compared the calorie COW In an eight-ounce container of a popular strawberry-flavored low-fat yogurt with the calorie content of a tuna lunch. The yogurt provided 170 calories. For about 70 calories more, you could have three and one-half ounces of cannedIn-water tuna; one small tomato; one and threequarter ounces of lettuce; onehaif cup of urn milk, and a medium-sized peach. The yogurt would give an adult female 17 percent of the Recommended Daily Allowance of protein, as set by the National Academy of Sclencee.Natlonal Research Council. Ths tima lunch would yield 7$ psrcu* of the protein RDA. In fad, the only major RDA category In W" the yogurt Is superior Is calcium. the affects of a certain food additive, Yogurt provid.s2Spsreig, while the tuna relied Indeed some questions about lunch yield. SI piread. Consumer — himwwie logurt The partIcIpants ate lots of yogurt and proved superior In flavor and consistency plead some weight, widob could hive to commercial brands — and atoisleurth hem to rantheir blood = Butthe final cholesterol 'idu lth. leak brad oat to be lower than at the of the study. Pres1*theWWI of yogurt was the of the lowered cholesterol levels oo Incunchalve. - case t V It is quite evident from Donna Estes write-up, "Chiles Fields Questions," that I did not make myself clear when I questioned Sen. Lawton Chiles. examine restaurant menus (Het. U Talkebseses *98 Lies 8, lies. Office I Proof Will B..,. place In the Constitution are schools mentioned, and the ninth and tenth amendments to the Constitution specifically relegate anything not giving jurisdiction to the federal government to the people and the states. The Supreme Court Ignored this In their Brown vs. Board of Education decision, and used the book "The American Dilemma," written by the communistic author Gunnar Myrdal as the basis for their decision. This is not surprising, in that they also ruled One Man-One Vote. With no qualifications required to vote, their ruling in effect said: We believe that you are equal to an Imbecile, that is, half-way between a moron and an idiot. It remains to be seen whether they were correct in their estimation of the American voter. The coming election will either give the lie to their ruling, that the voters are equal to an imbecile, or that they are capable of making the correct decisions of People with .11 of their mental faculties. The proof will be whether the voters support people who propose and are working towards a Department of Education, under dominance of the NEA (It will be, as President Carter owes them a political debt), or will the voters prove the Supreme Court wrong, prove that they are In full of all of their mental faculties and can make the correct decision. S.B, "Jim" Crowe 713 Bevier Rd. Sanford ulcer, and It was. S.minoIe's Men In 'Government U.$. iii, IawItss Lake Mary. This would let our present taxes meet the requirements to run our city. In so doing, we would have qualified, experienced police representation and eliminate thousands of dollars in police cars and gasoline. We would also eliminate, mostly, the speed traps. Our economists and government state that we are In a worsening recession, and I feel that the majority of the citizens of Lake Mary are of the lower Income group, including retirees. At this time of severe inflation, I feel it is most Inappropriate to ask the citizens of Lake Mary to create unnecessary jobs for the unemployed. I feel as though the State and Federal governments are better financially prepared to handle this responsibility for which we are already ta,red to the breaking point. If you feel as I do, be sure to vote "no" on the forthcoming referendum to Inereue tum on the pWerty owners of the City of Lake Mary. A Concerned Citizen - Be Sure To Vote 'No' afflicts people of all ages. My internal bleeding could have been caused by a growth. That would have required major surgery, which then might have shown the growth to be malignant. 0", iIf1, s, Ilrd lines omSe Id ., is %=. . Thai go : lssm P. mesa — We , .- 4"s . .. vp wo a him "Pwww~ 11s - A-. .'- Iii scedicess br 46~~,,~Loe,n I . was U lce r: 'Badge Of Success' =01 Nft Us* beIg$aJfujl5(of Craig, Mary Coppola, and Mike Hoening, who recently taught our Boy Scout Troop 529 the CPR two man rescue course. We know that what our boys learned may be Invaluable in the future. This is a super public service they are performing and we appreciate their time and efforts. Growing Older Ills wig Super Public Service We are fortunate to have.op1e In our community like Mrs. Ruth Cooper, R.N., Seminole Memorial Hospital, and her assistants Gwen Bradley, Glen OF" wv~ ' ;' Mills will not be let off, If the judge accoos the jury's advice.; He will serve at least 25 years behind bars. No probation. No,time off for good behavior. He may have to serve ls years beyond the first 25if Is is convicted of another charge: possession of a firearm by a convicted What might be a case against the death penalty Is that Mills will not come out of prison until he Is at least 47 years old. He may never return to society. If for each of his remaining days his confinement forces him to realize the suffering he brought about, then his punishment might be more ju than a swift bolt of electric current. Only the actual liners present durtag deliberations know what factors mollified their recommendation against the death penalty. But one can sympathize with the position they were put In. They were asked to consider sending one man to his death for commiting a murder while that man's accomplice, Vincent Ashley, Is given freedom In return for testimony against the killer. If there are reservations about whether justice served in the trial of Gregory Mills It would seem that those reservations should stem not from the jury's decision to recommend life rather than death for the offender, but rather from the Mate's decision to eliminate from prosecution one of the two men involved in the crime. ___ ' -, site - st Pounds was not on a par with a cold, calculated, premeditated murder. The killing, she said, was not premeditated but was the result of a "bungled burglary." To argue against the death penalty on that score is questionable. The pain and terror Inflicted by Mills was no less to Wright's widow because of the circumstances of the shooting. She saw her husband writhing In agony. She saw her husband's Insides pour out of the gaping hole ln his abdomen when she tried to help him to the bedroom. She watched his hands losing their ,strength before the ambulance arrived. - WORLD S To the many friends, the citizens of Sanford, and the merchants of downtown Sanford: The Sanford Fire Department personnel apprkiats the concern and help given us during the fire incident at 200 Magnolia Ave. We thank you for your help and assistance during the fire and the loss of LI. William L. Price and it. E.F. Brooklyn being severely injured. We want to thank each one of you for all the good things you did for the lire department in a situation such as we had on Aug. 1, 1979. Chief G.M. Harriett Asst. Chief W.C. Galley Fire Dept. Personnel P.O. Box 1778 Sanford J us t"ce And A Murderer .1 . .. 1:.i _____ atc hi n g Help Is Appreciated . 1. the _________________________________________________________________________ Our Readers Write four :. %,;. _____ , An unsung heroine during the recent fire In Sanford at the Seminole Pet Supply store at Second Street and Magnolia was Ms. Sybil W. Bed, a 21-year-old who was working alone at the city's main water plant on Country Club Road. City Manager Warren Knowles said Ms. Bed displayed "remarkable coolness" In handling the water plant and supply wells, maintain a high quality fire flow In the city's water system during the fire. In addition to maintaining the high 'Don't worry, Pa: he's only a few weeks old!' Sheriff John Polk also came In for his share of accolades. "Your personal ap pearance at the scene was great support, mobile but the fact that you brought In units to assist in the patrolling of the city during this time of crisis was an example of the fine cooperative attitude you have always shown," Knowles told the sheriff In a letter. "In addition, the use of your personnel at the fire to rope off the area and toassist In for Investigative work securing the was deeply appreciated," Knowles' letter said. ourthouse Circles - ____ county Care (41C) program of Central Florida. The program provides subsidized daycare for single working parents, giving single wolng mothers, especially, a way to get off, the welfare rolls. They can work while knowing their children are receiving nearly as good a can as they could give them themselves were they able to day at home. And, secondly, by the county combining - ____ the $14,410 with $15,000 already budgeted by commissioners, the federal government will allocate on a 7-1 basis matching money. Thus, the 4C program will gain not just the $14,410 or just the $15,000 but rather about $235,000. Last, but not least, Seminole County has pledged its support to Sanford In gaining funding when new money becomes available in January for its project of providing the ramps for the handicapped. So everyone should be happy. bsodlt the Community Coordinated Child VERYR'rJD RFUL s pressure, she also filled the Mellonville elevated tank In case it was needed. "After being with us for only five months and having this emergency occur while alone at the plant, you have certainly displayed an outstanding character and resourcefulness. I commend you for a job well done," Knowles wrote in a letter of commendation to go into the woman's personnel file. Knowles also wrote letters directed to the personnel file commending Li Doug Bishop and Police Officer Cary Herndon for their physical assistance to the fire personnel at the fire. "Both disregarded high personal danger to themselves and worked side by side with the fire personnel. It was a fine example of volunteered response in time of need," Knowles said. "Both men are commended for their attitude, willingness and courage." - .The fact that the decision on how the money would be split was 2-1 with Seminole receiving $14,410 and Altamonte $8,000 doesn't really tell the story. First, the money in both Instances will Carter said a month ago. expecta Everyone Be Happy? Former County Commissioner John Kimbrough used to say three votes beat a good argument anytime. But the issue wasn't quite that simple this week when a three-person panel composed of representatives from Seminole County and the cities of Sanford and Altamonte Springs voted 2.1 to deny fUnding for the time being on a Sanford request for 18 ramps for the handicapped. The Sanford plan is to have the ramps installed in the downtown section of the city. Seminole County and Altamonte decided to split the money from the state Department of Community Affairs between themselves. At the same time the county pledged to give Sanford its support to gain finding for the ramp project In January. . WI11 movies,i k Sunday, Aug. 12, 97 EveiO, Heraki, Sanford Fl. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Future Spoiler? ORNION .., o-, _1~ " the price. Th make yogurt at home, you and atwo. dcuble boiler, a candy thefm.t,, a ooeucubic4oet fosin p¼nk chest, and quart sites ulgit.otmee plastic or glass coo tathen with cove The Ingredients Include one quert of whole or low-fat milk; two level tablespoons of non-pasturized plain low-fat yogurt, and one-third cup of instant non-fat dry milk. Wash your equipment in hot, sudsy water and rinse with hot water. Dissolve the dry milk In the liquid milk in the top of the double holler. Stir the mixture until it reaches 180. degrees Fahrenheit. After a minute, let the temperature drop to between 115 and 120 degrees. Remove about one-third cup of milk from the double boiler. Add two tablespoons of room temperature yogurt to that and blend well. Return the milk-yogurt mixture to the, double boiler and blend thoroughly. Pour the contents the double boiler from Into six co'1'iere. Cover the containers and put them, in the picnic chat enclrcftng the seventh filled with boiling water. Close the chest and set It aside for four to five houm After incubation, you can add any flavoring you like. U you want to two down, the "yogivty" flavor, you can add a half teaspoon of van& extract. Besides Its other outstanding qnalIuk at homemade recipe for plain lowfat yeur bad just 81 calories per servIjg_ lower thin any commercial brand we F' __ ..1f •' .•"•'. . - 7 --.--- A:A*~~It~'_~_Itlt_Al ; I . ..:,~; _ " . . I .- . .--. ~ I __ . _... %_... I, - - ____ __ _t. - I ~ '' 1. ' :I �-- 9A,--K"OW4 WMK 160110d,1111. 1 . . . -. . . . . S - . .-..-.:-.It, r _ -_, 1vay, A. u, im -_ ._,,_. _, %y -'._--:. ... fp. 11 . . -. • • . :.. . ' '; •..• da.""'k . j • ,,, . - SPORTS - 'CALENDAR . - -_ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. o z . _1V*i BUSINESS . %11 . *. • .- • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 26,1,li-1S SATURDAY, AUGUST U CseIbry AA, de I p.m Aacn Lotberm IN BRIEF Qw rth. it I S SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 5p.m., Temple aIoin, Provldenoe and Elicani Boulevards, Deltong. S. AA, Ip er,HalfwayHote,561 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. 10 From Seminole County 1. Pass Accountants' Exam The Florida state Board of Accowtancy has all. noimced that 10 candidates from Seminole County ypsaedthedateexaxnlnaticn for Certified Public It Mate Slide Ckrysler.Plymouth recently held the grand opening of Iti new showroom and service facilities, shown here In artists rendering. The dealership, formerly located is Sanford, Is now situated in Ligwood, on Highway 1712, one-half mile so of Lake Mary Boulevard. SHOWROOM OPENING Account" (CPA). A total ofother statewide candidates, also passed. 5piuJ candidates will be Issued CPA certificates following their completion of a one-year, apprenticeship : CommUnity College, Sanford, - At M •at Proc.ss Ing Confab A Sanford firm was represented at the recent 40th American Convention of Meat Processors held at Caesars Palace, Lai Vegas, Nevada. Representing Bander Associates, Inc., doing business asRlthPlanciFlorida,Of401W.13thSt.,wenecomapny officials Mr. and Mrs. Wflliwi E. Adamson, and Mr. and Mrs. LI. Bander, The convention drew meat processors and Industry repuwdalives from tiroughout the United States and Canada for the four-day program, which featured displays of the latest In equipment, materials and services used by the local SCORE, the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will be giving MOW Of its small business sn1iiaist month at The First Federal Savings and Loan building on *.niano springs it, sn,vi. SeverlyJ. Holcomb toR$dardT. Fryer, Lot 574, Heatherton VIII. Un 11 631,700. Wm. B. Martin I WI Eva M. to Tony Ragsd.l, Lots 12 At 13, Ilk F, Seminole Tort., 15,100. Robert Anderson, Ltd. to Cynthia P. Soderatrom, Yr. Parcel 1, All Ilk A. Amended Flat Crystal His,, L., Lot 12, Ilk D, The Forest, 14.500. George D. Van all ABOVE I WI Martha to Martin F. Burns I WI Judith W., Lot 4,Weltiva Hills, $ecl, $53,500. (QCD) Fl Mas Comm Robert H, Searcy, p.1 of NWVS of Sec 31, 10.30 etc. .000 acres. $1.00. (QCD) Tommas M. 00*111 to Becky A. Come 1, Lot 20 Ilk. 1, $710,000. Summorst N Sic 3, $110 Helen Rassman to Gene W. buck (QCD) Marcia J. KInIrv to Marcia IWI Bette J., Parcel, Beg at SW J.KinIryIhb John I., Let 3, Ilk 3, Corner Of Lot 10, Ilk A, Robe.? L.. N On, Sib add, $100 Bert's Steven L. Palmer I WI Joan K. to to Alt, $73100. Richard E. Kisling I WI Nancy C. Shelia Orsinapoon, WV flat Lot to Troy S. Todd lwf Jean A., Lot 13, II lift of Lot 27, Ilk C, English Orlando. This workshopprogrnn will be held on two COnSeCUtIVe Wednesdays, Sept. 12 and 18, at 7:30 p.m. In the Friend. Ship Roomat First Federal. There will be no charge for ______ w. hnhislon Directed at persons planning to go into business, the workshop topics to be covered e: legal requirements for _____ going Into bindness; accowding needs; how to plan your cwd projections; how to get Into expert sales, and where and how the na]1 Business A&nlnldratlon can help you. ____ ' r --tØ ;v': i.ii r!:-. L .L., I .I .1. I . - ,;:.It t.-4... - • - ., 5100ff of $ $30 ft of I itO ft ci New IVNW¼OINWMIOIS*tii.0 5.2110.1*400. (QCD) Easfor d D. Starks I WI Elsie S.toL Diane Seaman, Lot 51. 1½ of VC$Sd $IIey adlacint tO Lot 5. Son Seen Knells, 501.500. Jose Ortis Iwf Vivian to Irma Cad~ I WI Myriem, Lot 27$, Ca Traltwood Eat. Sec 2, 112400. carey o. Trice I WI Jane C. to - Lowe & Brenda H., N½ of Lot 3,11k ,,entirely academic now. . ____________ • ••.-.. •, • :. I . . • . •,_• - - ~.v - •! ': t' !t ., }. 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CUrrent Rate • .----- - .'" i!!:1 .. ,,- : .. , ____ - - By United Press International preseason," said Mets' Manag- struck out nine in raising his MeNamara's Band is right on er Joe Torre. 'They have rpt'nrrl In 13.10. key as it tunes up to play Tape people who have been there." "Canton was not at his best The Reds didn't score off Ray tonight," said Tim McCarver, for the Houston Astros. The Cincinnati Reds, Burns and reliever Neil Allen Canton's catcher and also his - --ii managed by John McNamara, untfltheeighthwhen,aftertwo mouthpiece. "It was about his are puttlngtremendoua pres- wereout,JoeMorganslngled pooreststuffoftheseason..." But Canton wielded a pretty sure on the Houston Astros for and scored on a double by , first place in the National Concepcion. Burris, making his potent bat. He singled home a . 11 r- . ';'- )i League West. first start since being acquired r un in the second Inning and'. Behind the combined six-hit from the New York Yankees, doubled home another nun in . . .. pitching of Bill Bonham and allowed only two hits In seven the fourth. Elsewhere In the NL, Mont-' Tom Hume Friday night, the Innings. 2... New York Meanwhile, the slumping Reds blanked the real blanked Atlanta, 2-0, San W I" Astros had trouble solving 1.0, and movedto within a Diego topped PIttsburgh, 3-2, Mets, Jth' ' jj half-game of Houston, which Steve Canton, even though the and St. Louis defeated Lost tI losttothePhiladelphlaPtiillles, Phillies'lefthanderdldnot have Angeles, 124 his bed duff. The Adros, 1osas In American League games,' 5-3. ,,They don't clobber you, but I of sit of their last eight, got only New York topped Minnesota, 7p&cd them to win It In seven hits oft Canton, who 5. Detroit beat Seattle, 5-2 Cleveland downed Oakland, 5-2, ____________________________ I for - ,- . . Steve Sloan Thinks So • S --- • ' ___ INVES1. -. : :: I 2, and Milwaukee outsiugged Knight was coaching the U.S. basketball team In the Pan — Texas, 9-6. __________________ American Gaines when his episode with police officer Jose Silva Expos 2, Braves 0: took place. All witnesses agree Kálgtd did no real injury to Silva, second race Wednesday Crank is winning the Mike Larry Parrish and Gary brushing him mom with his open hand rather than hitting him CRANKING UP and Bill Lee Carter hoinered In a claiming handicap trot at the night with Zerox daamptemeldp with his closed me, but with the final _______game betco mbined on a and Ellis Sosa FOR BIG RUSH Seminole Harness Raceway. He caught up with weenthe U.S. and Puerto Rico only a few days away at the time, in leading the seven-hitter both sides over.reacted, and before anyone know It, here was a defending dash champion, Don Brainard. Don came Expos to victory over the classic example of a mountain being made Of a molehill, back in the third race to win with Midnight Honey, Braves. For his part, Knight has offered to resign as had coach it and that put him In the wins lead. Then Mike came Officials there jot laugh at that. But the people In Indiana but Padres 3, Pirates 2: back to win the seventh race with Hawthrone Demon r ida U.S. :Puerto Rim remember Pinch-hitter Gene Richards and the loth with Avon Carefree, putting Mike one their Puerto Rico team for the championship on July 13. singled to center with two out in up. It looks iIkç that's the way these two competitors With the perfect opportunity. to be a gracious winner, Knight the eight h to drive in Jerry will goatituntll the last bridle is buckled Sept. 3. wuanytlingbi*that. Turner and cop a two-run rally oo 11, 114M, som," that lifted the Padres to victory. 'Puerto Riau are not exactly told me from San Juan Thursday. We are American ourselves. Cubs 4, Gluts 1: I am not sure whdhsr he Is or ...I that, Rick Reuschel pitched an policeman. We intend to have am probleni. with ow' police, eight-hitter for his 15th victory and Dave Kingman hit his 41st They can be homer, helping the Cubs defeat "But I would have to say Bobby Knight Is ant or favorite the Glints. bashatball coech. ft w his general attitude toward us ever since he set foot on the Cardinals 12, Dodgers 8: One man, a native Of Florida who makes his liVing in San Jime, Gamy Templeton's three-run says Knight was the archetype Of I'MUgly American" king homer a four-run the time he spent In Puerto Rico. Arrogant, pushy and Iced. Sloan has done a bit Wofs seventh highlighted OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) — as our No. 1 quarterbdck." Manning, the man Fourcade Sloan. "I guess It'spast Of the Inning that carried the Fourcade, who came to OLe would like to displace an Ole changing job theory. Whatever, juggling since last season. Mike Knaysewsid, who was as close to Knight as =YON while it,, Sloan, an outstanding Cardinals to victory over the they were in San Juan, vigoroady disegn.ss. Krzyt.wshi, had colliep quarterback himself, Miss very an Of his future Miss' greatest quarterback, I feel better after the fIrst year biggest single change was Dodgers. bMkstbill coiChat Wed lMaMto KJdgl* in P11110 played with Joe I1wnath and after a sensational high SChOOl worked with Fourcade in the is behind us." moving "Fast" Freddie WilthiS lid IW1Y IbIS Rico and was oniy two or Hams, two-year starter at Ken Stabler and was an career, has toned down his act off-season and takes a little Of the credit for encouraging tim Sloan said there was a tailback, to flanker. had their confridratlon in lbs gym sistad coach in the South- — a little, ZniswskIthatoMKai be ad the U.S. team could o,twn Coulsnsmmcs the three problem lad year In that "I I "Having a passer of Four. "My problem last year was to come to Oxfori have U0 use Of the gym from 101011 in Ole morning. Hisald$ yom Archie Mammiag dyed inexperience," he said. "This Slow, in his second year at think the fans anticipated us cads's potential was not a sigid mmutes before 11, SItes allowed onambens Of the Branil's at ol, MbL year, I have a little more ex- Ole pejg ater, previous head being better than we were and factor in that move," said women's tarn to corns No the gym and when Knayseushi ak So whain dw Oh No ouch porlence. I think I've pretty coaching join at Vanderbilt so did we. I gum you could call Sloan. "It's just we felt a nead has tlmn tOhHAd insure, the Pam= iid "1W, M, W60 tale you he iloMetly believes much caught on to college ball. (1513-74) and Texas Tech (1575. that mlaanticipatlon. The for help at wide receiver and you're in Puerto Rico, yos do as I "My future Is tied up with the 77), feels that if Fourcade lives MIi"1ppi State game wan a felt we had enough running that Rebel soplumors Jaba " KnIgl4 then called ad, "either beep Qdd or li's dow 0110 FOI,CWII tus all the tale to whole team,"he said. "Uwego upto his promise, Ole Was will pill that soothed the problem. I backs to make up for Freddle's ceN to KflYIS. Sites. walked become the alit groat quarter. to the Sugar Bowl (which be better than lid year when feel the average Ole Miss fan Is absence." - anm*11 at wM 5Sli toward Xal* and told him, "I say they day. rM in Best of those running backs Sr. PAUL, Minn. (UP!) — pays to requires winning the SEC the iiaiieis won three Of their more r'1141c than lad year. Sliva than began dWft Me loft d in I knigid's face ad I'll be happy. i five games to wind up St They probably jot want us to should be Leon Perry, a sonship). ., champ Daniel, in pursuit Of her Etter W" poked him in the eye, KEW P06W we asm any, ••j.b still ban to prove Being All-America will come "I've always had more go to the Sugar Bowl, not win pound senior fullback, L#A first title on the LPGA lair, success the second year," said the national championship." year, sharing rwving time with CIITIS4 a tie-.uui. lead into Kna-duwaki save. himieif ll" add Bless. "But, he with time." .. slaw v has cbwedZai with eaSiN Win adthS hes an wsuba.a an a Williams, Perry rushed the third round Of the 72-hole iid a' ad Ijadlugg players Yards patty Borg téback. He be. an"' - she's. year Sloan feels 1* Is capable • ___ Daniel, fl fashioned a 9ssch g Of, he could become '1 Is skeilMily tWi" lS3JItM West Nut esack yon, , ge yge, w' Miss career r-hl' tajnp, under-par 137 after 30 holes on Cl. Kniuwssid an$MNdNStolbiAshthBeaSia ( . yes. He Is More di of 11. Trailing it 140 sm.(''kthe - —' "We're so deep In big, ox.11 yss Nb.. fln stiodher - gyaad,enowakths2tse.Wesihi1*PhPiiiISow - he performs to psnlenc.d offensive linemen was Ilillis Stacy, former tvo WOW% 1sua aid few ihil. WIheY d ebat th IILIII CS j we're considering alternating time U.S. Open rlmw'p&cn. In a grad ___ two full adis," said Sloan. third place, six sbds oft the iaugh. They m r10 then. ad they hail I as ci them___ — "We're different an offense pac.,wuPatkeyers, who.sa saver aid — like that. Coach 1110 Is "Jibe 'be's * the dart of lad year when Friday was the low round Of the than w cadny, If he wars a earh frem a he's and we do to," iii as.. si' lsrl.. They're ut gliW bbe a we were Inexperienced. We're dayIsyng **"*a bigaough to nm theb.11a.d he'sosodIsadeul1r M and." -fl W" the but dat yjfw' Sip u.a In Ike fifth ",ing as the Royale 1110011, MUINrI 2$ we Should be able to throw it. , 1id, ThS pro km r P"M*ff Isuta Hod lox Malegur Des pased to within 2b is Of 1-w Ores. Ia.," We're h3y a splilback Febrmsy alien developing an 1Pis.Pldi5dlP vow UM Arkenses." lbs Amu4ona langan w outstanding record an an a: arm mow to a haft (IfeI11a 4'ngIs ad hiS lib VII Jibe Woes- James Jordan, a th unutsin. hwu .isiadL Qj'51P1) iha the Red Is fell $44 su ' kk eeniorwbeisnisd.dlb, uniidthheykesV7 - -. CIS PSI n?" Mind b:t leitbeere I thi Lid. " sure a daigw. lii' tap ml. gdo I the RC, 'Tm ant overly thrilled with wkiny - rm 'Am QIj Wails I, All 2: den K W. --- ,e- ndsds beck to his earlier sitr i . sr, -. They weren't a foshitlar ci*s,*es.uteut ir ___ ii allied ___ ____ ___ - rlgtobsader ,- Craig The Dyisnild (s.d Me Risk W11II .__ad sff. s. spoctacal Mid Deilsi. 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Quite possibly, he's getting the word of it In his pruut - problems with Puerto Rico. It could even be, an some 01 his supporters Insist, he's being "railroaded" in this particular cane, ' but if that is true, then it Is of Bobby Knight's own making. He helped the whole thing with ida attitude and with Ida mouth. - Knight, who Is head bs*ethsll coach at Indiana University, as until Monday to go to San Juan and ask for a suspension of a . I I -- month áldMOflfle1mpSetowDrabielaWeneeday for striking a Puerto Rican policeman -In Son Juan lad _____ . AND H that$5(X)fineandservessIxmonthsththeSanJuanslammeris 1) HUNT MONUM~NTIOSI ______________________ CaUARANTEED RATE O F RET URN - . . _ I11 _ .I I —°'* Ill I -_ . ,a ::. . :. .. I :. : : . : I 1. :1; ~,, .:1 .' ,0~1... :, k '::;: II :iiv~,,~.,::):, ".. , : '. . ,-C~,,~,., "Y: S i -.t-:LJi.1 NEW YORK (UPI)— Whether or not Bobby Knight everplys e, Mayfair, $3,000. • .1 .' ,- J , - IH Rudolph, Reggie Branch and Arthur Jackson. Making the offensive holes are linemen Louie Miller, Dennis Germaine, Jeff Gibson, Dewayne Edwards, Scott Smith and Joe Russi. Linebacking appears in good shape with Reggie Campbell, Bobby Wells and Steve Hershey being pushed pretty hard by David Smith and sophomore Len Sutton. Defensive linemen excelling to date are Morgan Smith, Harry Unsworth and Julio Griffin. Soph Jeff Litton, a backup quarterback, is showing strong signs of providin$ a consistent punting game, a factor lacking from the SHS repertoire the last couple of years. -a....••.'.-•-i.-•ji , - Knight Not So Diplomatic vim. TraditionalCentr., to 0ald L. i.., a WI .io t., Lot Ii, Verne Chaney -411~ . t-;' Douglas Stsnstrom to Lloyd D. Thomas Oladding Jr. I WI Anne H., Lot 4.11k I. Sterling Park Un 1, , __ .. , - . o?. .••..-------- Jacquelyn t., Lot L Ilk C, Sweet. water Oaks SK 11, $75,700. Clarence N. Kelly & wf Marls, H. to Joseph B. Singer & WI Charlotte M. Lot s. Spring Gardens, *34.100. DEPEND ON US FOR . 0 R a , parts — appraisal, financing, I Shirley It's the biggie -the first game of the campaign. So to speak, it's a new ball game. Anybody's ball game, for that matter, because all the teams are 0. 0. As Major HopIe would say, "Harrumph, young men. Everyone is undefeated. But it won't stay that way long." Very astute Fellow, that Hooplel Englander, Eric Ohlwilder, Chris Lucas, Mark Inhiefeld, Bill Capers, Brian Abner and David Scott. Practice at Seminole High has been spirited as the Seminoles prepare for a Sept. 7 home opener at home against Orlando Evans. "Depth appears to be my primary concern," said head coach Jerry Posey. "I have had years when I though it was a problem, but it was nothing like this. We are so thin, it is the worst I have seen here." There are definite pluses in the Tribe camp Quarterback Dennis Qarren gives the club solid leadership. And he has some fast company in the backfield, with Lawrence starting at 7 o'clock. And Oviedo travels to Kissimmee Friday night for a four-way matchup also starring St. Cloud and Bishop Moore. Trinity Prep does not play in a jamboree, but hopes to have a few surprises for John Carroll In Its Sept. 8 season opener at Fort Pierce.Saints coach John Jarrett is expecting much mileage from junior fullback Jason Lingle, of Sanford. He has quarterbacks Byron Perkins and Danny Golwyn, plus backs Roberts Fleming, Jay Nicolle, Clay Kincaid and Mark Todd. Top linemen are expected to include Mark Clayton, Mark Sistrunk, Mike William, David Neff, Brian Johnson, Mitch — Business Seminar Slated - By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Hut one, hut two, hut three... And all that's left for the local high school football season to get under way Is for the teams to snap the ball in jamboree appearances this week. Seminole and Lyman get the jtunp on the rest of the guys, joining in a Thursday night jamboree in Longwood with Haines City and Hernando of Brooksville rounding out the field. Lake Howell busts a four-way affair also including Lake Brantley, Apopka and tharlotte.of Punta Gorda on Friday night at - . _ Sanford Rot ary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Semlaile AA, now, Mental Health Center, Robin o d AltamarAe Sprbs. Sanford AI.Ai.., 8 p.m., First United Methodist and - , "Ineme Tax Consulting H — ( I Church, Sanford. are sdiedeled next month. This comae eiimfr federal Business" will dart Sept. I, Investment, and business Sadird IA $ p.m., 1201 W. First St "Stlidlinlil 'h Managing 11 income tax laws and from 7 to 10 p.m. every Monday - gement., TOPS Cliagger 79t 7 pm., over Baptist Chumb, Crystal Small Business' will dart Sept. reg Three ,.ris will w and Thursday night at the 101 • 'Real Estate Tax Lab and Country Qub, Lake Mary. Awareness" will start Sept. 12, 4, from 7 to 10 p.m. every aessed: Income, dedectione Wyrnore Road building. Tuesday night for nine weeks. and tax. Graduates would This coarse Introduces from Ito 10 p.m.on Wednesday The clans will be held at 101 qualify to professionally complex datides ruling and nights at the college. Wymore Rd. Executive Point preparepersonal (j) This course is designed as a AREA DEATH atrelating to Building, Altamonte Springs. income returns for clients, federal income tax situations, job Improvement course to _ class will cww the basic j dJ develop businise organizations, soleand or up-grade REGINAlD FOSTER need in ltaltIII5 Phoenix; three brothers, Individuals desiring em- l*4r1.tor1ps, psrtherdulps, occupational proficiency of a new small business. It will ployment In tax consulting ccrporatlons Harold Foster, Webderville, budne.s those persons w work in Reginald Ira Foster, 52, of Vt., Ralph also cover how to plan for Myrl Footer, offices. sale., and dissolution of a estate related businesses to Route 3, Box 651, Sanford, died both o Initial requirements in general f Phoenix and a grarideon, assist them in tax Implications Wednesday business. licensing record keeping, date Seminole Dsrrefl Footer. "Florida Land Titles Over' "Real Estate Brokers" will of real estate transaction. Memorial Hospital.A native Of GrssnkowFw,eral Home Is In and federal tax reports, raising view" starts Sept. 5, from 7 t 10 be darting Sept. 5, from 7 to 10 Kirby, Vt. he had lived In capital, choice of business p.m. on Wednesday n1tJi. p.m. on Monday and WedFor more Information about Srdord forthepa.t3yean.& charge Of arrangements. structure and site, and personal ms coins will cover, hi neaday nights at 101 Wymore Courses, call (3) 32 0, was a mechanic with Ryder evaluation -of ones own Of Florida titles; abstractsstory and Road. Extension 325 or Winter Park Truck Rental afld was veteran Funeral Notice qualifications to manage a researching, conveyances and 'lids course will acquaInt (305) 631-2768, extension 325. of WWIL small business. FOSTIN RISINALD IRA— eflCwflbr*flClJ, title insurance prospective brokers with For registration iflfOrflh&tlCfl Survivors include his wife, Funeral services "Income Tax Consulting I for Reginale escrows and closings, land concepts and practices en- call (305)3254450, extension 377 Mrs. Eunice S. Foster, of Ira Foster, 52. of Route 3. Bcx Individual" also will dart Sept. descriptions and the various countered and used In sue- or (305) 831-2768, extension Sanflfd, who died Wed. Sanford; two sons, Craig D. 651, nesoby, will be at 11 am., Foster, Orlando and Kevin B. Monday, at Gramkow Funeral Foster, Sanford; mother, Mrs. Home chapel with Nov. Manuel REALTY TRANSFERS Edna Foster, Phoenix, AnIs.; Ortiz officiating. Burial In Memory Gardens, two sisters, Mrs. Alice &nith, Highland FO City. Ora mkow Funeral S. Sing Hacker 1 Warren N. Tuicawilla Un 7, Whiter Springs, Eat, $75101 and Mrs. Phyllis Gall, both 01 Home. Sanford. In charge. D. Henriques & wt Mabel McMillen to Hacker Homes, W 25 ft 11100,1140.Eandofoha. Hisains wf Suan P. i.. Wilbur s.. ...i. tr. &i.,.7 S WV - •__n.. VW 01 Lot i. 1.011 10 1 11, 51k 1, FFOrISOW.L.DavIs&wfAudrey tOCarle$W.Aflon&wf$tilria Daniels, Pamela Denise Dsw,on and Frank Sandenlin, Jr. from Maitland and Elizabeth A. Gnindle from Winter 145 South Magnolia Ave., MWSIn4W Ah, but the old snap from center! Never mind that blistering noon-day hut. And so what if lt'sonlyAugust. Football is upon us, lads. On the high school front, teams have been practicing for almost two weeks. First order of business in the uocominq season will be jamborees, held this week. Then next week erstate Mail, Altamonte Springs. • Business, tax and real Mtge 4, from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at the legal problems affecting land cful brokerage businesses. Classes sponsored by Seminole college on Tuesday and titles. This course Is divided into- four WOW from Altamonte Springs; !&met Stoen Hunt .: from Casselberry; Michael Eugene McCloskey and A1515 as MONDAYAUGUSTZ7 MondeylillormsTesetn tersCl, 7:15a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs., Welgt Watchers, 10 am., Ascension L utheran Church, Federal, y;7p.m.criaFe,AJtamoeSpdngs. Wor1sbsp 10 am. and noon, Canton Union BIng Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Sets Business Classes SCC CPA or ulm their completion of an ad. with a licensed ditlonal year Of advanced college study. Successful candidates from Seminole County Include Kenneth Ee.tme*d, Herbert John Steele and Gary Earl Hut One, Hut Two, Hut Three.... Hut, Hut, Hut! ., rT 4- ', (.._.., P .- t .. -r - -S._• -.-- -- -.— .- . -. - - - -_ -___ • .UIfl -.. i 4" f.éa.... — -.. . --. . M.- . . % -.. •_-, • l._ ' q - - '.1 -- �-p V - . . . i !lvenlns NeraM. keferd Fl. &EAST Long era of Viking domination is over. Way they squeezed through last year symptomatic of way they have come back to rest of division field. ThIs is no longer "Black-snd-B" dMslon. Now what do you do about replacing Fran Tarken. ton, Nick Tingeihoff, Alan Page, el al? Yet you've got to be careful - coach Bud Grant has acuity to rebuild quickly. Wide open race In NFC Central division has even Bears Optimistic despite last years 7.9 mark. But two glaring problems could defeat them again: suspect defense and unsettled quarterbacklng. They'll have to get lucky and Walter Psyton would need super year to figure Seriously for title in Coach Pleill Armstrong's second season. after horribl, start, were tough second half of '71. Shock of J.V. Cain's tragic death In training camp won't affect lesson performance. Club has made great strides to bolster weakest departments, particularly running game. This is team that could surprise. OFFENSE OFFENSE - - most productive season. LIne Still among best in NFL, even with Tom Banks not signed. Tom Brahaney can take over center. Dan Olerdorf all-pro at tackle. Steve Little, Mike Wood vie to succeed Jim Bakken as place-kicker. Rating: B DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE it's hard to believe Jim Marshall, 41, can continue to hold down regular job at right end. But Vikes have prepared for transition. Already have young Mark Mullsney on other side. James White has worked Into tackle job. Randy Holloway all set to succeed Marshall. Llnebacking, paced by Jeff Slemon In middle, could be strongest area on club. Mitt Blair, Fred McNeil on outside are big, mobile and just reaching their peaks. Secondary, however, is in transition. Paul Krause already phased out at safety by Tom Hannon. Corners Bobby Bryant, Nate Wright aren't kids. Rating: C+ Quite conceivably two top draftees, Dan Hampton and Al Hanis, will wind up starting defensive ends, displacing Tommy Hart, Mike Hartenstine. Bears expect Alan Page to be pass-rush force In middle. Quality drops off drastically at linebacking posts, where Doug Buff one, 35, embarks on 14th season. Don Rives gone from middle, Tom Hicks taking over. Rookie John Sullivan has chance to step in, too. Secondary benefits from return of Allan Ellis, its top defender who missed most of last season with knee injury. Gary Fencik is active, hitting safety. Still on job as punter is spare tight end Bob Parsons. Rating: C example for safetlee Ken Greene, Ken Stone, latter fine bad hawk. Also competing as punters are Little (flop so far), Wood, Rating: B PREDICTION PREDICTION PREDICTION There's no way you can lose leadership of Tarkenton, other vets and not be hurt. Vikings are In danger of slipping below .500 for first time sInce 1967.1 predIct them fourth in NFC Central. Unless GM Jim Finks pulls top quarterback out of air (or trade), Bears seem doomed to another spotty season, may even go down notch. I predict them as last In NFC Central. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPfl$$i ASIN.) Mitwauke 77 RE?ON5/8t1 ,q 7'kE 'Ø7 "/if57' / Z7YE /?fCORP P2OA 'V 7'9 - Detroit P,ftsburgh . isr. New brk Jsts Dave Casper. Oakland Dan Dierdorf St Louis Piss sl*gton. San Diego John Hannah. New England Joe DsLanlsilsure, Buffalo MSi tbs$er. Pittsburgh Jin Zorn, SealIle Eel CarbeN. Houston tsr Payton. Chicago Frw* Corral. Los Angeles Csonka Paces Dolphins Victory_ _____ 7 hued PVISS t.rtle.l rdwnsd to the Doiphine after and 20 yards train backup Orleans e.d Hondost, 10-7, two years with the now-defunct . quarterback Don Strock to tight and aeveland topped WuMng. Lirry (onka rda'ned to his World Foctl*ll Leagne and one end Bruce Hardy, a ataiter this ton, 21-9, Denver beat New Csl 17, Uses 7: • Qevelád turned two fwne Rookie ddendve back N.st recoveries and an la*ercsption ;c Glasgow raturned a paid 17 b* tes tovebdiwn. to notch old otcailng p'oeads - and ieea with the New York year In the wake of lad week's En 20'17, in overtime ____ and yards for a touchdown In the Its trlmnphs over W&thton. I) hump be d. Glaids, carried the bell four leg injury to Az*e TiUman, Seattle bed San Francisco, second period tO spark ________ The fiflLm. figure In a yards for the wincing touch. ,______ Miami's other touchdown 5020, tImers, ":' INIiI ulforin, bUUed Over the down. C$fl3e on Jim Zorn ccinl,t.d ian pea pat _____ line with $:a r.nbth in "I feel lIke ft's best a very Griese to Gary Davis and a his flg II ru,o and aevst liii 1, OIls's 7: ___ Ii the berth quitter Friday nigit good, a very rewartlag trnIi4 lubsequst fumble that WU ftIrIId Sihtle $ays's scored Rookie kicker Rt,ll Era. Linis, Tumps Bay at - Ii $IVS the D.Jp"I a 14.13 cesnp," said Cionka, "Al thu jicked oft In the air by lebets, fng tO •--d fi pQh4$ N wide CincbvsMI, the New _______ ilotery o the Philadelphia polat I feel good as far as the receiver Dirlel Harris, who at the New York a prolonal, boded a ys'd hawks, .. Giants, field _________aêi record the diii at ute regular season. red lito _____ ad With fl seconds the and zone to finish AUit. at orem Bttfalo a, t lift New ____ • _ ____ rsiiusn Jack ungblood, Los Angeles M Slut. Dsttoi LOUIS K.ich San Diego Rindy White. OUlai Robert Houston Ken City '3 ,, • 36 71 .441 13½ Oakland $½ __ Louis Whghl, Denver s Hses. New England CheW vmsrs, Dallas Thorn Derdsn. Clevelind Roy Gu Oakland &s,an 21, ReMbe 9: ? ' in ovirtisne to lift MIAMI (Un) — The score wf443 ws$, bat 1$ dIda't L : . ., . :. .p in the Oraps Bowl Fridey __ • "lem plug that we battled inabsetbsfl".MdD(ck Varmill, co at the lodeg pnig Eass. " 's good football Iemn folks," be aald 01 the yin,. "I thai1t (tir' Rss) Jawuril d isme t was quite a turnaround for Vermell, who was nolag all thebsruyardiratanityhecould swinon to describe his teem Iler In the week Bat lid people dart he'sbscunlng.cmeklndo(an optimid, Vermell had this pazthtg .ini — "I MIII think we uisdd be further along that we are" In the floIpI4ne' locker room,. lbs tone was cp'i.n ass- goodUieg,—bswsgflIwis, sunedwltheestlut. And I th.ql* (back Jibe) Wails dumi good U." 'lthieghi*wáajodflnal FSNP $S — a h.. Good tough football gem.," said Coach Don Shula, whose DolphiniflnisbedUtepre with a perIod 44 recort Philadelphia, 14 in s'ldbltlon _____ took a 100 lead en a 40gemes, ____ yard fluid $0.1 by barefooted Tony Franklin and a ens-yard buck over the mldIs by Wilburt Moidgomery. The Doiphian cloeed to 1.7 with 1:04 lift In the firM half on a freak C-yard touchdown by Gary Davis, the ball was punched aid of his cap by an Eagle helmet, but Harris plucked ft oat of the air dash. the r,naIng $ yards for the touthdown. Fraiiklktmad,ft13.7wtha 43-yard fluid pool In the third • quarter. .. Thea wIth Jul over five ________to poke the gem., the mbsdu DotphIi, moved to the feer and j Dsjj '}ls4j, .,srt : score and Uwe vel _____ _____ . p a lot ii potidhaL Al we forthe ansdlsalddkeckdeMat perasremee" PSsb,,W, 'ts• '• C.me, O OeWid $75i$ 4120 280253254 Ciea IIMNIMUUM w tv l05Q.125312111 California at Toronto Oakland at Clev,Isnd prepr. i wusyr. .k. could find payoff in 79. Those big kids are maturing'and ftkuQ new help There still some deficiency in skIN . teundoIstfailItcouidwin.Gi.Atlaafewey bounces and It will be reedy to end long Pam domination. . iflCu Os • $4 - 72 31 .355 ½ 59 dl .463 12½ ' Mg : San Diego Atlanta 17½ 30 70 .391 22 .gg asØ. ha Cbelusaiir, _.:_ isiuu San Bean, Anmpr I " Ejs, ___ F ". '-"' :.'.' ", . •. ___ ' awesome up front, with Howell bahind uch pduu •$.,Wa'run. Bryant, Mike Kann, PC: Thlatsmann.The, • i •.- flhis SSlIEiSk1,,*o SM kendles tUdirahip •:leins. .RuIu,'01 Aired Jertkins will hels reoivkm cars hIaue?Isciutch' • ' . Louis 12, LOS AnQetIS I' Br0S1, ISV 40 " •. V ' r' et ' ___. - - lien sudden daleatloir, 00 Claude Hwmphrsy **u't Saks ' __ hOd lou ___ U O (Niekro 17.7) Philadelphia (Espinosa 13.9), " . • ' I L I 0 * Vt Sundays Games OP ,' • • ' . :, .. - - .': , 790439253274 at Atlanta,nIg$,t 7 'wSSIV 51* 0 313 241 259 ___ •• eauers Hrimdz, 111 Tmpltn, $1.1 3.216: MasSe snun riarness iacing Ofl 'he first three games last will have a first-round bye. sing the title three times, and Although Jimmy Connors Is last year he registered a LI' were against Sth'ranked Seeded behind Evert and braska, 14th-ranked Mis- the defending champion in the straight sets victory over Borg. Navratilova among the women u-i, and top-ranked Southern men's division, he was seeded However, the 23-year-old Swede are Tracy Austin, Virginia lforiiia (the only team to second behind Bjorn Borg, who was bothered by a blister on his Wade and Evonne Goolagong at the Tide.) This time has won every major cham- right thumb. Cawley. bama starts out against plonship In the world except for "I'm more confident about There will be day and night orgia Tech (on national the U.S. title. Borg will begin my chances this year than ever sessions at the National Tennis Msion), Baylor, Vanderbilt his action against former NCAA before," Borg said. "I think the Center in Flushing Meadow I — get thiS — Wichita State. champion Matt Mitchell, while major reason I haven't won it In Aug. 28 to Sept, 6, wIth day as might be expected, Connors has drawn Peter Feigl the past is because I was very sessions only Sept. 7-9, inant talks about how much 'cler it is to'prepare a team A • ' C a game everyone expects to I I ie WILLIAMSPORT Pa (UPI) — Campbell Calif 'win have to overcome history an undefeated pitcher and a run-producing powerhouse today if it Is to defeat Pu-tzu Town, Taiwan, in the Little League Baseball kI qflA IiiII er tv o t '.'ptirn is tic FRIDAY NHT First Race for Taiwan 60o*a Whiz By 1,20 2.50 2,50 eI°ldh world title . .ce sent, , ,,, SSmokeAlcng i 1, - 7:20 who owns a 22-0 season record 0 (5-4) 2515; 1 (4.51)511.11: to th ' und Time 2:19.1. labama fell five points shy PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) —• 6-491) last season of winning fourth national champion- "I hope everybody doesn t think p In 18 years, finishing I'm supposed to win," said 0ndtorthe fourth time In the Johnny Miller, then, almost as an afterthought, he added: t i1lt. We feel like we ought to win "Maybe they do." Four years ago Miller wery year," said Bryant, ,has been lower than fourth seemed to win PGA tour events almost at will. But he fell on y once sh iio. enlor guard Mike BIOCII hard times and even though be Dat has won ci ht "ames 4keystoneScore 960 300 220 tournament"a andwasl4-OIn 4 Hizor Plenty 2.20 home le "gue before being S General Manager 2.20 Heckey Bodon - '' a u- 23,50, 7 (4-6-5) 119.11, Time 1:411 Pttr Race " Announced the id MCCTIITIU*OT*, a flrsi-r4nd lIck. ' 4Meadow Litten - 2.20 0 (3-5) 0-SI; P (3-1) 14.41, Time New Yost (NASL) 2i50.3 - MI il- PIfta lace 9.40 6.40 4.39 12.20 iulRazakoninjuredrei ye Time 2;lS.t - g today's third round of the Hail round, "It was one of those old good time of the year for former I t more determined to win of Fame Golf Classic, he's not ball-striking rounds that I used standouts on the tour to find their old form, noting that Tony i nattonai crown titis year. ready to ak about winning, to have." 1-Beock palMs Ou*that the "I?mnot'iaYtng lam beck," Former Masters champLon-Jackle* almuis playlngi'tter. iker schedule makes it all said MIller, 32, who notched 17 Tommy Aaron had a 66 Friday "Maybe the moon's right for more Imperative that victories and won more than $1 morning for a 7-under-par 135 us has-beens," he said. - I shes makes the Tidemen all rom' over Aviano' Italy Tzu Twns ' eI ie sc1Vtfln1s . 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All Ml 1 Jelmctasbr DEFENSE ., 1'L!'- win was over North Little I'_• II&T _—_1]&_ '_' ' lSHavenWay Dog Racing - — 5Ek55 • total to share second place with veteran Danny Edwards and old feeling back as he reeled off first-year professional Mike seven birdies In a nine-hole Brannan, Keith Fergus was another stretchtoposta63foratwoday total of 10-under-par 132, gIving stroke back after a second 68 him the lead going Into today's Friday and first-round leader round at the Pinehurst County Dana Quigley was knotted at 5Club's famed No, 2 course, undeP-par 137 wIth Bruce "It was fun, that's all I can Devlin, million from 1971 to 1976. However, he said he had that 7 (1-53) S Starlight HI Ciii lice. los lest?, KC _ • I TT - was seeded second, Nay- It twice. Australia. Tanner extended Connors has been in the U.S. Borg to five sets in the Wimnals last year by Pam Shriver, final the Last five years, win- bledon final. W LI s.p.op Is breakaWay speed of IMs Peacock or Wegsu Tyler If they can come beck from rlum to term ol L$r.n. MCutc. knee surgery or Biggest recasting Ii al left guard, where Torn Mack Jackie Staler is ij' leadeaJipretired. will be missed 'Yost. f,On$ is left tackle with all-pro Doug Fraflce. Cang. by. with current CN$01 ted by vet Ron Jessie. Frank Corral on field goai Is a wlnnr. Rating; I + I . . 1 —_f.L A either 1i$Oor 1911. '° ,, _ am. a __ '''''ises1t5*.a.i ____________________________ wi.--s--" - 14.41, P (1-1) 21,50, T (1'l. , Willie Smith to Cleveland f a Angeiss St. Louis it Los a 7 I 531 249 269 7 9 0 .439210300 OFFENSE Pat Hadn is sick of hearin9p,e cant diric champion. Has him lot more ag9ressjv In attitude, What offense 's any winy, Wi 01 lIds ss ( s' S kgigo up frei is thiN mad , Ii OthW riira... 1 017) Campbell defeateci Grosse I' ' ,r4ib 7MounIn Tease ionally second-ranked squad 1, compared to 1978, the ratilova, beaten In the semifiiedule should be a snap. 1) 136e TransactIons aDlao (PrrY 10-11). 10 LOS ANGELES RAMS Six straight allures In playoffs hiv, made Rams queasy. Teem WIN miss patriarchal presence of latq Carroll Ao$enbloom. But material is certainly on hand to gain what Its so long quist - Super Bowl. Coach Ray Malavui is firmly rooted from start of season. Now fall those running baCks don't gel hint again . , --7-: aI"/Iafl I 0 (2-5) 14.11, P (2-0) 21.55, T (34 ltd. 'I NIIISSII 115111 - KIPISMIII, W*mwe Mike PIssed, Jima 1kw, sets 1111U to kØ kmr I_u1j. --sue isur ma. 01 it is goad ____ ____ . ' • Houston 114 '3 !' ,•li 5y Race, A 515 TIme 31.25 2 Target lrani 3.20 2.40 2.60 SItC wall 3 canL:.g.e— shall, Mlnn 23; Kern, Ti 21; Morse, Clev 15; st., M, Bait and L 24 D" Lot(.nn.10at Los *10 PlIsburgh (MC) * Des, (NEC) 3' . .artsnasv %n Lin _ n' ed mlcVlelder Terry Ga ttt 1Stering Orling Attant:(Hann.O-1),7:3$pm't and placed winger-fori rd 3 Crown Girl W, 4t.*Osiius*LosMgs.sso . • _ ..: 0(34)12.61, P (5-3) 21.50, 'I (5-3' - (All Times UDT) (Norman :0.bo it an 2.0), 2:61 Pdew rnest po 415'*s $4 PIiphi '3 ____ .1 ____ , • FrIday 5.50:7(5-4.1)4155; Time selected to the All-Star team Football 2 He has one victo in this 1iaz'gt Placed r kie mint lace Series a one-hit linebsckerEdSxnitho(Va . 4 Baby Bear over Santurce Puerto Rico ctmcago 4 San FrancIsco c0 Ptoualei I?, M,,9 Pianos - wish Din Fshsainl pimp psss gemS anO vunnlnj -. is kind N$ry teem lssksb. is ninth year, FsMiilal Ps feund pIN matwily go with his. hru arm. N i *iiaSe is Nun lereiiplt, Nib Cast-. ar, liks iarbsr wiSh mlIiOhs.. Jakniu $ Is radaim isp iteners aw kls 1*im, idle *s tsu* Is step in any I. TMs seld pqu -7th WIlesa, b psmSw Romals Cithn sippers npLm. but ruells llemvl(in. esm chive ahead Wad 01 shIm. sni Vl1 esofis.__spsits$ halea, liss bun twa s, Tsnl Fritsib is dcysnmui fluid psi three lower pcks- le51sNd,apuulasswsosssilemacuriiso,,. wide r.iv. Robs MujN W'i•'i is bum1kPiMt flN1taWib, itit )VI.$ lace some key players, which begins Tuesday morning, English, U.S. and Australian against Mark Edmondson of ibama has 16 starters while two-time Wimbledon championships in the same Australia and No. S Roscoe urning from last year's champion Martina Navratilova year, while Rod Layer achieved Tanner meets John Marks of with such a record is really LA By United Press Iateruai sal Cincinnati 1, New York 0 Philadelphia 5, Houston 3 ouveew tsev i, ,, AFC*II'Ue ts34Itous*anS 1 OPNSI OVFEN$E . . C')' .41/,)wle - wL p Houston 9 7 0 113311283 LcsMgsiss *2 4 0 750 316 245 a' 9 7 0 553240290 SliDsgo 1 70 553 7 .0 435251 296 itrnsas civ 412 o .280243 rn NesO,s s. 214 0 126319350 'd" optimism runs ditost - ,uIiM atari CIm$* sen..tlçn 01 '71. OIlers did lne,'gl IOAFC Pills unil ISsiluis caught them on Icy Null Team has finally bsui osiMnaod cat wirt so even wish' daialsato. 01 Pthsb,pl., pIh are Itt siplit again so,'7L Alter building up II Pileddrillm won Falcons concentratIon on prIme beef up front, both ways, . • • World Series championship. HOUSTOIIUft$__ __ __ ONSI . / New York 0IIfte • I hi:.0 __ 7!F7j# I*''4P _______________________________ ___ (4 - Natle.,al League her, ca 32, Teklve, Pitt 23; 4136 .340 i 61 59 .528 4½ Gaiter, AtI 22: lair, Cm, chicago St. Louis —___ '. CallS Gui:' Flanagan, Salt 161; NY Tex l; Eckrsley, Mlnn ii. : -• Ly 'CINCiNNATI UINQAL$ . :. A I pcI, • $ 7 I 531294306 r Wny Whey p.iformsd domi stretch - with Roes Sr,un 1j5 aid Kurt Anlsiw IiiiIkj - has sacowon . :. I ,4VVEI'R 7,W%'i',Vc5 :',-'j' ...,,. en ' - Ck$c.. (UcOIstiwn 1*4) .5 San Francisco (Curtis I-I), 4:05 4 2 .. ,., T7(/ ', )v/iV#1R4 4,'P 44 #07 #0AI, ,/" Cartton, P1*11 156: BIyIey4 134: Perry, SD 132. — 1, Rose, P4*11 1204k 141.381 eric.. L I . - :-' ,,,,( NY 274, Sos 2.02: John, NY 2.90. StrikeevIs Natlertal Leage. Naitonal Lsague :i , "'• -.. - l . . ___ • ' / • ,.. 'l• , '. - - t jill ! \ • said Bryant. "Every- ," ris 1eS wit,,' wwit ox ' ..Ri ,i.-.., . Stagg won 314 games In 57 r seasons. No. 2 on the all-time t ig's fair In recruiting." list, with 313 vIctories in 44 he Crimson Tide expects to seasons,isthelatePopWarner. t e a giant step toward that )rd this season, maybe even And Bryant, going into his 35th J . i 12-0 (including a bowl) and, season as a head coach at age prlsing as that may seem, 66, is third at 284. NEW YORK (UPI) — Chris of Austria. unlucky. I had injuries three Bryant tries to pretend he t t would be a first for Evert Lloyd, in quest of a If Borg is successful In this times that prevented me foni bama and the Bear. The record fifth consecutive U.S. $563,500 championship, he will playing the way I want." Lan't keeping count. But he achnitted not too long back that e has won 11 games five Open championship, will begin need only the Australian Open Three other Americans are the record is the main reason he t es In the last sIx years alone, her bid for the title against West at the end of the year to become seeded behind Connors. .!ohn 12? Never. Germany's Iris Riedel, wants to keep coaching until he the third man to complete a McEnroe, No. 3, opens against lespite Bryant's protest Evert has been seeded No. I Grand Slam. Don Budge was Pavel Slozil of Czechoslovakia, reaches mandatory retirement. (,øc 1 '#P\ York (Ti nt 10-4 MInnesota (Koosrnan 16-10) 5:30 p.m. ' , Cm 2 (Caldwell 13-5) it 2.91; Andular, Pta, 2.93. exas T(Ai lard 1-2), 5:35. American Leagee Baltimore New York at Minnesota Boston at Kansas City Miiw at Texas, night wLI b1iI New $ase bern Lee Roy S*on. Tampa Bay EMn Bsthea. Houston Larry Brooks, Los Angeles Curtsy Ctip. Houston op ___ iv,ss, m i 0126212211 Oin Ii 0 334 .. 1 \' \• \,.; WrE- ; ', ' '1 j Stone 9.7) at ChIcago (Worthsrn 13-fl and Kravec 11 -11), 2, 6:30 asNce 14 20 . . Oakland (Morgan u) at Cleveland (Barker 3.4, 7:35 A SN?asLOMSON w LI . . . Kansas City (Leonard '-9), 2:33 OMUON u Lthe.Op WI. T.s.Op Ne.tngIwad 1, 5 0 61531125 Dali, 12 4 0 750384 206 Min,' II 5 0 $11 P?wdp,' 9 7 0 563 250 NYJsis $ • 0 535i vwiguon a a o 500273283 S II 0 3i3 302 354 610 0 3 24$ Sati,i., 5 ii0 313 239 421 NY0iw 6 10 0 375 264 298 kicked the ida palM to iiiai the win. Cionka said he wan plwid wIthht,lth cemp a a Dolphin since he WI for the World Football Liege, in 1074. "Ifsslllkeft'absin,avs'y poed,awryrewaregt,ehl Al this palM I feel good fu the Mat 01 the regular siseon p...," he loll "And s football teem cut beapsodftwtobs,pi 7J Z't ,1,#f,414' . '/" ' ' /I1 ,4 i?,f77,4', ' ". Detroit (Robbins 2.2), 2:13 p.m. Boston (Torrea 131) at 372 254 j, s, ts'backBtii .p. Idid a p $ Im - 1 seattle JON .. - • Tsday's Oamss (All Times IDT) 0-10) at .I Team' I Milwaukee ,,- Vermeil On Miami: A • • CfaV: S OakI d 2 Detroit 5, Seattle 2 New York 7, MInnesota s 4 ,B,, sto 2 p.m. Tb. 11-year veteran, who quarter tve were passes of 11 downed Detroit, 17-7, New ' • Toronto (Moor \ ' • 3½ Texas Chicago 41 Friday's Resells Bitt at ChI, ppd., rain 018 Brad Pert New \brk Giants 018 Ted Hendricks. Oakland CB Pat Thcmas, Los Angeles CB vms Buchanon. Green Bay SS Donnie Shirt, Pittsburgh FS Chit Hams. Dallas P Deve Jennings. New 'brk Giants Jack Hun. Pittsburgh _____ 0€ 0€ DI DT r,qq W I. PcI, •s _ Second bern Steve Laigent. Seattie John Je*erson. San Diego Ruu Francis, New England Doug France. Los Angeles Leon Gray New England Bob Kuechenberg, Miini Larry Little. Miami Jwn Linger. Msan Terry Brndshaw. Piltsburg Deiv,n Wilhw,s. Miami Franco Hams. Pittsburgh Mark Mosele %lashangton WR WR TE T I 0 0 C 08 RB RB K SWWI, alsy - . ' ' More Wins 30 $ barrassing to me," said Alabama win every game. TUSCALOOSA, Ala, (UP!) rated a better runner but not as said Bryant, "I want thm The quedlon at Alabama is no I ant. "It really should be "We don't have a game this good a passer as his predeces- (opponents) to make him keep longer whether Bear Bryant r rded on a huge monument year that would push us by sor Jeff Rutledge. But Shealey the ball," Will become the winningest t t contains all the people, all anybody," said Brock. says "there won't be that much Bryant said although Shealy football coach in college his- t players and all the mamas Dwight Stephenson, the all, difference in our offense. I like will pass "when the opportunity tory, but when. papas, who helped me Southeastern Conference to run the football, but I feel I'm arises, we're not going to ask If the Crimson Tide wins as i eve it." center last year, agrees with his becoming a better passer. Our Steadman to do things he often the next three seasons as labama recruiters have coach about the importance of main objective is still the same doesn't excell at. Anybody who it hasthe past eight, Bryant will I n taking advantage of not taking any game too lightly. — to get the football over the doesn't try to do what his supplant the late Amos Alonzo I ant's pursuit of victory 315. "Any team can beat you if you goal line," players can do is stupid." Stagg sometime late in the 1%l y have been telling pros- are not careful," said Stephen. Bryant compares Shealey to Shealey says opponents are in campaign. But, playing it safe, ; ts, "Come to Alabama and son, "We have to be up every Richard Todd, the current New for a surprise If they think they the Bear has given himself a I p Bear break Stagg's week," York Jets quarterback who can concentrate on stopping cushion by contracting to coach r 3rd." Steadman Shealy, Alabama's started for Alabama in the mid Alabama's running game and through 19it. That part doesn't bother No. I quarterback this year, is '70s. "The way he can run," ignore his passing. . y7- 4½ West IVS NEA ALL-PRO TEAM __ I '9',q',ir-" 64 0.4,2 Eagles Fall By 1413 ryan' ee • 67 60 .528 13½ Cleveind PREDICTION Over 15-game haul with tough schedule, weakness on offensive line, at linebackers and in secondary will ultimately drag Saints down. But team could top .500 to finish third in NFC West. INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i Nobody's paying too much attention to Cardinals, which may be way Wilkinson wants it. They'll sneak up on a few teems and also climb in standings I predict third place In NFC East. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A$SN.) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) - DEFENSE Saints need help here and need to have some youngsters such as tackle Mike Fultz and end Joe Campbell, mature as pros. Bulwark up front in Nolan's flex alignment is Elex Price, Draft concentration was on linebackers Reggie Mathis and Jim Kovach because it's no secret Saints are vulnerable at outside spots. Joe Federspiel is fine anchor in middle. In secondary, Tommy Myers and Ray Brown at safeties won't disgrace team, but coaches are looking for assistance at corners. Special teams were upgraded with Chandler on returns. Even with Erxleben on hand. Tom Bianchard stays as punter. Rating: B Committed to 3-4, whIch Wilkinson Invented at Oklahoma. Return of Charlie Davis permits alWft of Mike Dewson from nose tackle to end, challenging old John 200k. Bob Pollard on other terminal Is fIne. Mark Arneeon leads Nnebac$ilng quartet, which is intact and developing though names don't make all-star rosters. Eric Williams on Inside. Secondary Is pretty well set, too, led by Roger WehrII, one of finest defenders In modem era, still corner whiz at 31, He sets BaIt W I PcI. • Ii 43 433 New York OFFENSE It's all keyed to GB Archie Manning. who's coming off hi finest season. Going into ninth campaign, he ranks with the best. The needed weapon is Chuck Muncie - an all.pro back in talent but nol in chart. He should team with lOny Galbreath as one of most potent sets of runners in game They both catch the ball well, too. And Saints are loaded with other good receivers - a terrific tight end in Henry Childs. a marvelous threat In soph Wes Chandler. Theres some skepticism about line because guards Emanuet Zandors and Conrad Dobler are coming of f knee Surgery Invested $300,000 per annum in rookie kicker Russ Erxleben. Rating: B+ OFFENSE Bud recognized the need: Running backs, guys who could go wide. So he picked 'em Otlis Anderson, Theotli Brown. They might start. With help from Thomas Loft, Wide receivers are small, fleet and fine: Mel Gray. Pat They. But there's no tight end of merit to succeed Cain. (Deficiency at TE hurt them last year.) Still running offense wIth no Immediate problem Is to decide whether young Tommy Kramer, old Bob Lee or some imported vet can carry ball for Tarkenton. There's got to be drop-off. Meanwhile, jacked up running threat with drafting of Ted Brown - and hope that injury-hobbled Chuck Foreman can regain old form. Rlckey Young Is brilliant receiver coming out of backfield. And there are plenty of other good receivers, such as Ahmad Rashad, Sammy White wide, Bob Tucker, Stu Volgt at tight end. The offensive line is reinforced by return of Steve Riley at left tackle. Ron Vary is no longer force he was. Rick Danmeler Is OK on field goals. Rating: B- Ii's still toss-up whether Bob Avellini or Mike Phipps will win quarterback job - latter ended up with it in '78. Both have been around long enough to convince everybody they Won't set world on lire. Getting Golden Richards as wide receiver enhanced passing game. Paul Seymour, ex-Bill, is challenging Greg Latta at tight end. Basically, Bears will run ball because of backfield pair of Payton and Roland Harper. There's good line in front of them, with top talents such as Dennis Lick, Revie Sorey, Ted Albrecht and good reserve depth, too. Bob Thomas set club record for place. kicking accuracy. Rating: S NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Maybe hes no miracle worker, but Dick Nolan IS Sound football man - something Saints had needed for tong time There's positive spirit on this team that has never had winning record Its 7-9 in 78 was best ever. If everything fails into plare. Saints could challenge for division title because they've got good men at the skill positions Just need more depth. Coach Bud Wilkinson now has feel for nua.,ces of pro ball. Don't underestimate his propensity (or winning. Cards, by Alan Mayer Baseball WEST American Leape ST. LOUIS CARDINALS MINNESOTA VIKINGS CHICAGO BEARS \, FITTED TO CYS Sunday_ Aug. EveningHerald, Sanford. Fl, To Tie Vic tori s Record XéENTRAL 4. •• • 0 , Sendsy, Aw,. ii, im Mayor Leagu. 'a . .,. • . ...• •-- ' - �. _ . 4m-Evenlng Henald, Sanford FL . . . . . • . . . Seminole • . ' . . . I..... - Florida in accordance with the provisions ci the Fictitious Name Statutes, Tn.Wit: Section 563.0, Florida Statutes 1957. Again; 1:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAI SATURDAY 9.Noofl 51g. E. Welch PubliSh Aug. 26. Sept. 2. 9, 16, 1919 OEM- 133 ;i i . .. . - ____________________________ 3 Publication Noon The Sundal- Noon Friday Dy Before FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that tam engaged in business at Box Oviedo Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of THE SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER, and 159 Latest government figures show the buying power of the average American family is droon1fl a&ain and they raise the possibility 1979's inflation rate could be the ... pa wait iTv. Everything furnished 300-116.0717, benefits. For appt. or send resume to P.O. 32757. 1016, nt.9. _______________ STE N STROM as REALTY - ______________________ Attractive 4 BR, 1½ B home on Oak shaded lot in Winter Spgs I C HIA, ww carpet, fenced yd in - Beautiful custom 4 BR, 3 B home in ldyilwidel Super pool & patio. sunken LR.FR, FP & many FR, eat in kit I. morel BPP Warranted. Just $42,900. PINECREST 3 BR, roof water _____ __________________________ car. , -4t.I ISIh ipi.i au -. ,,w,, . w.a 'V.. Housing f,.h - ' for year $RECEPTIONIST$ $PIJ*CHASNINO CLERKS Childciie Center. 3fl3. Hall, at which time the WiIlkeSpsfll.Chlldrl assessed and other inter•sted in myhomewkdays persons may appear befor the city 3n.iiis Council and be heard as to the propriety and advisability of Costs. JUST THINK, IF CLA1SID making the improveniunts. ADS DIDN'T WORK, THtE method of payment and the ____ WOULDN'T SE ANYIt assessments against each property $LEADCARPENTU$ $ DESK CLERK $ - ___________________ Hit Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) in the stricken area say the - braeli long-range gunners Lebanese dayornite. 7days.3n.s the construction costs including Christian militiamen $COOKS$ call Monday for Information. Stop a string of in travelers from the frontier region üst went Into action oaata1 town of Tyre, the Seminole County, Florida in ac NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATI ____________________ cordancewtthIb0o'eisIonsof the p9RTl0N*OP,C1TA Pi.AT$ nearby Palestinian refugee camp of Rashidiyeh, the 323-5176 * * * * * * PONDINTS FOR THE SAN. FORD A*EA. MUST HAVE A 2, 9, nhil be from the Dfvisieit IN RI: ESTATE OF GLYDE 1. PiERCY Israeli Piedhian offiCials said the IiraeUs were uning Americanmade lUtnrn and 175mm flearest .. Seminole County, Florida, described as follows, to.wit: Begin at tt NOTICIOPSALS Norttwist corner 01 .,,ww, Call 333-0001 - -- - - ,v.,, __________ ___________________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A 'I . '. - . , , , RIALTY carpet, C H&A, _______________________ . - Sanford Ave. 511,300. DRIVE BY 377 Magnolia Place, beautiful 4 00 .- I S $ ' P REALTORS 5710 Siard Ave. 113-7971 I ' $ ' ' ' 4. ___ I - Jéicon'ie 'STIflED OF COMPACTS? 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' . • - .• • r- -..,. - - ':, '..."?•. s.. i-:' . ,-- - _S.. ...'•,. --_ - . . . .' . A ____________________ i .i 'b ....,.,. VI. . _____ - SellS • f. I J •l --. . _ ''. ' '.'. • ' C. J'.- -- .-. -.'.'.. .. '1 ... s. .... - .. . . . -. - -. a.., _________ . - .1 . or Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions 8. Ap prisals. Call Dells Auction, 323 _______________ 1971 Jeep CJS, Voeng. AC, new top, hunter special - 3228195 JUST MAI(E PAVMENTS-'69to - '75 models. Call 339 9100 or $34 4605 (Dealer). tS-23 Tag-ALong 5th Wheel Trvi Trlrw hitch, 53.000 122 8613aftrAn fl - -- Air Conditioning - wn Service Air Conditioning,' Heating, Eleétrl. General Landscapinu. Rbsu Cal, Plumbing Service I. Repair. I specialists, lop soil & fill dirt, Call Larry for Free Est. 6716291 sod laying & free trimming. Lic., Bonded & Ins. 323a94s. Ught Hauling _____________________________ Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 AlIan . tandem trailer. 373.1731, S7A- Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 MaO -- Office Cleaning ________________________________ - -- --I-12 ga Remington Wing Master. model $70, FC & vent rib. New Custom Office Cleannq, cone merciai, new const Licensed, bonded & insured Quality service everytime. Ph. 323 0541 or 6685984. Beauty Care - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Hdrriett's Beauty Noo* 5)9 t 1St St 1.5712 . 59-Musical M*rchandise synthesIzer, rythm & cassette player, 5595. 322.4271, 3221317, Beautiful uprIght piano, perfect cond., birdseye maple BR set camp. (antique). 323.3620. Piccolo, HaynesSchlemmer. Silver MP. Like new __________ Pscture Perfect Ext. P,intin Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks 1. etc. LICENSED 5699433 4 323•7532. Painting Cement Wurlitzer Organ w•3 key boards, Free Est. Llc. 10 pct. disc, to Sr Cit. 339.6066, 668 8335. - Paintlng& Repair - -a _____ MEINTZER TILE Sot. Peppers Painting Service. New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. I4V.I$47, ____________________________ Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 3231704. $150. 373.7234 aft 10a.m. Photographic _____________________ essmekIng 61-Building PMterlals 62-Lawn-Garden Lawnmower sales & servIce. We sell the,best & service the rest. Western Auto 301W. 1st St. Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast AlteratIons. DressmaklnQ ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For 3224101 FILLOIRTITOPSOI. YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323-7510 Drapes. Upholstery repair service. 322 6)01. 3220707 PlaStering Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed& Bonde ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, Call 322.9lin , shady mnsidq kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond; cages. 3flS752. ___________________________ ____________________________ D & M Tractor Service HornS IflloV5fflef*$ Mowing It dlscing, cultivation ditch banks chopped. All servIce reasonable & prompt. Realtors TraCtor' SerViCe our specIalty. Good ref. 349.5711. 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways Pse Cleaning -- etc. Wayne Beal, 321)321 63-Mochinsry.Tools Tractor 013 Case, Box, Blade, Mower. Disc. 22' trailer. Call Woody Little, 3334434. The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything - fast with a want ad. Call 3224611 or 531.9993. 65-Pets-Sup lies__ - R&R Pressure & Steam Cleaning. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. PAINT ING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 323OI2IatterS:30 FreeEst. CUSTOM HOME BUILT Mobile home special l2xlo, $22.30. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 323.7153. ________________________ REMODELING & REPAIR 1G. BALI NT IASSOC. 323.5463 RoofIng INSULATION -Batting, blowIng, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210139 or 904734670$ collect. Horns IWali's Tar Pot for Rent $25.Dayor WkIy Rates Call 3220216aft6 _________________________ -, 535 chair, ISO sofa Special on alV Upholstery Cleaning for the month of August. 531.3144. Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wailell repairs. carpentry, paIntIng s. local I AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 3230139. 1 - Grooming & 5grng _________________________ 4S-nI to Buy .. lick I $ItIJRparWy LI this. Orig. ________________ 0 Y.t..SahIe.Castrs u-Rus$ Labs yàr hem. I cielIll S * NIfismiw I*r plc. $enNrd F'wnslfup Sal. eivl'y 0116. , . •-- .- -...... - .. ..(JC_llOU DAy OJ's A.i Hwy 9?. 1 mile .,.q .iII laId Daytona public Al) TO .\tit. I ION every Tuesday A tui,i at 7:30. il's the only one ifl Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901255. 5311 for further details. - We Sell Estates elloggs Auction Sales 373 7050 radii, depth tlnder,. head & AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, ne youth show hone, top performer in traIl, wqstern I English hot. semanship. Over 51st places in MI11UShSCkPSVPNIiIIIIIY ..-.... . -- -. Auction Thurs. 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome 20',Crltthlield 1.0, cutty cab, C6 1491. Open Tues thru Sat. 9:30 to ___________________ .,. - .a---1 - .. . misc. Call Paul Hunter, HANDYMAN-GEN. HOUSE. HOLD'NfpAiRS FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PAINTINGSPRINK. LENS. 32W44 ANYTIME. Pronto Home Repair - Vinyl Relr El, plumbing, carpentry, painting Call 327.4001 anytIme Vinyl repair & recoloring Saveuptosopct.of reUphOistiry charge, I4.5ajp WI SUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCIS, Sanford Furidlers lalunee. 3ISlflE Certified Lawn ILaniscape FREE ESTIMATES 3231719 Ming 3211011 WELDING Custom made bumpen. Wrought iriss windows and doors. 33. Lasry's Mast, uS Slated Ave & loll, the ikiNi In used .hwflwi. Iefri., .55,0. Isols. Ivy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPrIcisPaid $643. Lonely Man WeldIno To List. Your Business:, _-, Used, any condition 6441134 - .._... ___________________ c , . -: - _ mz v1..xb - ,1' _______ u-..-.- - ' a __________________________________ .-.__ -_-.. .. _________________ ---. e - .- - - - •- ' ' -j I '-'- -. : - - ______ -__'_.•__ * x,'r. "K _______ *151111- . 323 7310 Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 iv ' Lmie 215 S. French Ap Sanford, Fla. 32771 Cashm.4132 ___ PSANFORDAUCTION. Central Heat lAir Cond. Free Est ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 ___________ ___________ • tL ..t.•... - ____ '. • ___ - ____ "' '.' ______ .. N,A,.. i ..',- ________ . I ................... . •' ___ .. ".'. .-.. ': jf1 ___________ Wants to make small household sewer). Price reduced is 17.990 __ a'ed*0*d SIi.le*0llid1 lp "''1' r"''"'4Nt • LS.::, : ...-,..,.,.t ,.•.____ ___ .•. _____ In s*cti'I / 'ru*ss sA . ______ •;.. _______ ________ __ __ ' ;' '-''U •.•z;. : '!siTu A ________ ..pr o51 'OR __ .. ___ _____ T flilenOR ____ •' '-'' Handy Paul, has truck will travel. 1511*1,0. $01411 __ S, _______ . HXINXN NFl WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? One week in Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the river & boating experience. Please call after 6 p.m. 3210937. 32305)6 ISis, ' At least 10 oak church pews. Oak BR suite, bow front chinas, serveral Victrolas, oak roll top desk, sets of chairs & IbIs, FANCY FANCY oak I sideboard 4 others Treddle sew Motorcyck'Im4urar,ce mach All kinds odd chests. FILAI A(,5IC dressers, beds, bookcases, 7I 3 desks Assorted OR & DR suites ________________ Good selection of wicker. Also I C0 -Autos for Sale new2pc. Early Arn,LRsujtes& I cement mixer. Many more items -too numerous to list, Come early . 1975 chia. for a good spat. r lc'i1" S VISA MASTER CHARGES Imrna' SS' S' 'I SCASH DOOR PRIZES HIrbOi'r ,.t..r,,i Pi.:, A. V a tic 55--Boats & Accessories 2522 South Park _____ ________ r juvW.?. cars, irucks A '-vy cquipmen', 2;' .,. T' 78----toi-cycies PARTIAL LlST Longwood. Highland Hills. Free Puppies To good home iA - lbl'Aa ___ "' eD&l. 2 Fern. Garage Sale. Clothes, furn.. misc. Fri 24 to Mon. 27, 9 til? 323 8. 326 Heather Ave.. Sanford Electric Inc. _____ tts MultiFam garage sale. Fri & Sat. 5-1. Stereo, CB mike. Odds 8. Ends. 163 Grandbend, Lk, Mary. REAL1ORC It ..- -. Sun. ContInental Blvd., Lk. Mary. . 1.. $113S'fa is ___ & information Call $316290. ~ hp air compressor, paint gun. air hoses, 3 gal, paint tank used less 20 hrs., $200 cash. 323$$17 aft 4:30 p.m. i.. •. ____ Yard Sale: Alum. wds. & screens, Misc. items. 931 Vihlen Rd. Sat. gun case. $175. 323.1731. For Sale: mt. Cadet riding lawn mower, 10 hp eng. Runs good. 1220 Randolph. 323.9097. INC. ____ ji,pr: - ___________ People who like money use 263.7273 Near center of downtown Geneva. 4 acres mature orange grove. Exc. home site, paved Old Horses Geneva Rd. Zoned OK. Exc, value 122.300 FIRMI l__ 904.775.3583 Handmade PILLOWS, ALTAMONTE Lot lOOn 171pIus CS Sldg. zoned commercial, off - ___ . - ___ ' :'-- STIMPER *etwcv . ____ ______ ', - with yst *sj. a •... . 1.. I.. 3045 - INS MS hm eMs Wssuit; ' ___ _______ 516.300. ___r'r: , ____ Osteen near st .iohins ivsr. _______ Ny ' in Cleared Cypress Isles In - A 1110mm ____ - '' 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $10,000. Best Terms. William Maliczowski, -CRESCENT lEACH 7S'x1' lots only $7500. $1300 dn. *OIJN BEST PRICEI 10.7 PlM UNIOPPOSTUNITY ' ' 290N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. Eye. 1623635 $341200 - .. Trusts. Reg. Real Estate Broker ____ PageIS, ________ vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 372.2611 or *3)9993. an S.TRET.C.H out in this '.'l ,., H. Ernest Morris, Sr. S acres close in, Richmond Ave. Phone3fl7581,Sanford ,. NEWCOMERI ' iet Cash Buyers for a smell in. RGE TREES • . DECIDE ON YOUR 1 ACRE. 910 CHOOSE FROM ON SALE SUNDAY. AUG. 26th 1.6 PM. GOOD TERMS FOR INFORMATON CALL Call Bart JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. _______________________ Syowner3aR,25 Blockhome.Termsayail. 3220316a1t6 ' - AND _______________________________ REAL ESTATE 107 W. Commercial ________________________ 13'J( roIC'3 i34 3?; 'SUPER AUCTION. VtONDAY, AUG. 27, 7 PM 'JUST IN FROM PA.. 5-Recreational Vehicles 9ft:glassed top display ca;e26 in. deep, $700. Sanford Furniture Salvage 1797 So. of Sanford 322. LOOK TODAY REALTOR,332749$ _________________________ I *!ALIORS $304133 or 339.47)1 eves. W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our tOt. YEnterprise,inc. Model Inc., Realtor 644301.1 I " Stenstrom Realty. VA.FHA.235.'Con.Homes Low Down Payment II . , your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Owner at 323.2420. Realtors I ______________ For a confidential discuuin of Owner will finance. _____ water front. $43,500. •10 House for Sale: 10 Country Club _______________________________ Rd. 2 BR, 1 S. 322.1331, aft 2p.m. II I WILL BUY EXISTING'isp & 2nd MORTGAGES, R, Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No, 1.0 50-Miscellaneous for Sale most large ListIng Inventory I Dominant Advertising Hour Sales Trainino I Member Realtors I ERA INational Referral Service IRealtron Computor FuII.Time Office Supervision S Compatible Associates lOver 22 Years Experience located on Lake Monroe. over 1 acre, then call to sue. Priced at ____________________________ 0 MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 3233200 VA & FHA Financing PAR K Now! Berm, 2½ Bath home with pool -,.. 1I5 •UY . ' $164.32. Won't last I I ioo' on _______________________________ .. See our beautiful new BROAD. FORREST GREENE . 2.565 well.known progressive Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, ex• perienced or newly licensed 3220231,323.7173, 322.0779 119.110. Terms ____ Sanford's U pci. wurn pmrs. Of 23445. French Ave. ______ _______ ci I • ..' . - Wymore Rd., Altamonte, 5627453 Real Estate Sales OF SANFORD REALTOR Ii, 2 S pool horns. besutifully decapet work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living ares. aft S.1. wkends. _______________________________ Branch Office 323.2222 ________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY _____ ' ., REALTORS - ,rnw. - _____ a Multiple Listing Service down pmt or assume $17,500 3 BR, 1 B, gas heat, fenced 'd 126,100. Realtor Owner. REAL ESTATE I Utility bldg. In Lk. Kathryn. Must see to appreciate. 5342701 Sanford-Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are ANYTIME located. Sell VA.FHA with low rvp. 47-A--Mortgages Sought Buddy 2 BR, 1 B 1g. fern. & sc. rm. 322-2420 LOW PRICED-52$,500 This attractive 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath home on quiet St. conveniently Pwner mOtivated 2 BR, B, carport. den w.wet bat, eat in kit, $33,000 '. _____ &SokI ___ 43-Lots-Acreage some painting. See this one' todayl Priced to sell. w.w fenced bk. yd. $33,900. Homes 42-Mobile Sanford's Sales Leader 2 S*m horns In b.adIOuI eves Sanford, needs minor repairs & Immaculate 4 BR, 2 5, 2 car garage Come See Usi You host: BEN RETIREES on Melionville Ave., 2 garages, - * OPEN HOUSE * forMom.lBdrm,2Bacouldbes Bdrm plus double garage, extra ½ lot, on corner In Loch Arbor, good schools, 1 yr. warranty. fenced bk. yd., fruit trees extra lot for only $lo I nate seances these days...the spirits I bring back are always so shc cked at today's prices!" GREAT HOME Howabout a I BR, 1 Bolder home -' REALTORS REALTOR 668 5637 , 24 I,NI&..t11.,uSp.,0. ST'ENSTRO[VI SOUTHERLANDI FOR LARGE FAMILY or room ' nilure Salvage, 1192 So. of Sanford. 3221721. 'till? SUN. I to 3PM 2001 East 2nd St.. Mayfair Exclusive 4 BR, 2½ bath home in desirable neighborh000 Fee. tures include your own 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! Removed - Cars _________ ','('r clothes, Sarah Coventry jewelry + misc. 113 E. Airport Blvd. 10 - ! 77-Junk 72-Auction ... - Patio sale, breakfast set, girls ((D) ________ NeedalBR,25?Carpet,fencod _____ ____ 53-TV.Radio.Stereo Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses I William McCoy REALTY yd., nicely landscaped, C HIA, w.w carpet. Good location. $43900 mttoopenan ICE CREAM shop _____ in a high traffic area? The perfaci location Is now avail. Easy Termsl ______ 10 I -" 54-Garage Sales ________ _____________________ ' 4I S French (17 92) Sanford 323 3374 REALTY -- - 'i of every size and price. ________ 3 BR. 1½ Ba, w.2 adjoining lots + fruit trees. $31,950. r 2135' REALTY WORLD, -1 split plan, fenced rd., c. patio, cony., workshop or ttice in rear. All tsr $31,100, are 4 3230697 Used color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 2.5" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors your ptetely refurbish. $34,950.; Loran King Associate 716.3335 r. Spotless 3 BR, 1 B, ref., stove, h'PiL part. furn., for only $26500. ' you place Country Club Manor (Sanford), $12 W. 25th St. Unit 12.3 BR-i", B Townhouse. Owner to corn Beautiful home site. Osteun area almost 3 acres. $10,500. Aft.3322.7111 SN, 1½ CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTPUL END. THE NUMBER 1$ 323-2611. ____ ________ -. - 1 REALTOR, MLS _____________________________ 323.5774 Day or Night JOHNNY WALKER REAL. ESTATE INC. 1.6637 a-...-- - Inc. REALTOR 3224000MLS __________________________________ --- _. Harold Hall Realty AssocIates, REALTOR. $300333, 644231$. Raborn ---_.._ CHARMER OLDER 2 STORY. 3 BR, 2 B new carpet, patio 1 2 porches, cony, locatIon, 534Q - . Sanford. $34,300. CTM, VA, FNL'NLP Tony ceppota - ' -- . pct. assumable mortgage. $37,310- Young manwillda ODD JOIS 323-5113afl 12 Engine rebuiidu. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. alt, Pt. tsp. Otlyl Wages commensurate * 5lZed lot III finest neIghborhoods. ' - - The contract fell through on this 3 BR, 1½ 6 beautiful hOme in DeBar? 3 BR, 2 bath block home. Central NSA, w.wcarpet, screened porch, sodded yard, College student desiring yd. AUTOMOTIVIMACHINIST 1Ws. - 323.2222 Branch Off Ice HIGH & DRY _____________________ I5 ,,, ... ______________________________ DISTRESS SALE __________________________ 21-SIts.atins iWsd ________________________________ P.O. SoIl 111$ MIdsII$Own, ohio ••-- REALTORS [J] PARK -T _______________________ stuffing envelopes wIth our cIrcular. For information: Psntax Enterprise Dept. SN • 2565 5p.m. . is here Deceased Tract "A" SUNRISE UNIT ONE $u$ to the FInal Judge NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION recorded In Plat Book 21, Pages 72 dsility.fvlmge bpieflts. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING and 73, Public records Seminole PorsCIeSlweoIW sateenfers ,p camMWIntheCWN Ski 4lllery CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST County, Florida. thence ale,,, isis needed to help uw tor IImNisIS CeufWy I Ida, Part time stain THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL exmilitary According to Northerly line of said SUNRISE bNlI'I Civil Num clean retaIl Worel:ISts 10a.m. 2SIiass Op$MWkHIIIIII 4N-€ K. 7 days Y *. IdSSl 1K pt3yg ranges of OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED UNIT ONE through the follewine IN THE ESTATE: courses and dIstanceS rtrn 5. 11 y--. ersernl.rstlredpersen. 16911* situated in Ii ale prgpefly the IlinUn asd 175mm gUns YOU ARE HERESY NOT IF I ED degrsss IS' 12" W.. 210.00 feet; . Fluids crfoed Income. Local 14 miles and 11 miles but that the adminIstration of the estate thence N. 01 degrees 04' II" W., rlSulersI,lp SHADY OAKS, a ng Wanted part time schssl teacsiers. 4, Let 1K 1 9115 iItMSt Pet I wIlti travel paj,an urcs. said that of GLYDE E. PIERCY, deceased, 31.29 lest; thence 5. 59 degrees IS' west 'wwul to . p supply CSrg. Must be able to File Number 79.323CP, ispending in 03" W.. 230.04 feet; thence N 14 p re*. Free travel - t u, page II. sic raell gunboats have service company established the Circuit Court for Seminole degrees 32' 47" W.. 279.91 fists Necefds_SO NH Bomineli I ty, mole, retail a. dieki stese ac County, FlorIda, Probate DIvision, thence S. II degrus IS' $2" W.. P111145. j.bSAS.S villages. __ counts. 11.00$ nacesesry for tinary reports said at the address of which Is Seminole 101.53 feet; thence N. ST dNraIS s*, ,.*s 11111115 del IIWIEtIIY. Ni Mifing. ns en. County Courthouse, Sanford, 0%' 22" W.. sass feet Is the ___ at 11:11 A.M. en I lilt, killed Florida The personal representative Northwest . thr P1111.1cc iiicseaary. WIlt aelI corner ii said INfRbII. SIPs. alt pert or all so route. a14 nine others woundid in the f the estate is Clyde 1. Piercy SUNRISE UNIT ONE: thenc. Prent NOTICE s. INTINT TO VACATE Deer of liii $iàii.,sl mty MATS Master are. warehousIng bombardment. Four of tj whose address is 761 Riverview lisving the Northerly 11115 of csu.. in sastert Flu •ls$ributership, supply are. IN ALTAMONTU SPirnos, p. Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771. The said SUNRIII UNIT ONE run DATED tMs 11111 day at dIelrlvtOrs, ales avsilable ala name and address of the personal Northerly 214.10 feat $IMINOLI COUNTY, PLORIIA. , timlan Om$ni aild. ItM IflYciMlent IS RullElel reprssentativVs attorney we sat arc of a curve cesicay. Iaeter$y ft TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: inuividall, pest lIme or full having a radiusel 2704.15 was forth below. pesjj .1ip4 ARTHUR H. SICKW$T •.CIII catted (115) 411*1 be Tbe Intl.. a All persons having claIms or a central angilatU dagriasil' UK r*mi"d at 5:15 let kilermatles. filet Pursuant I,CWISr 177.101 at demands against the estate are 22" spobeof Sy: psiricia isiinsan p.m. EDT F11d139," a Palsi' required, WITHIN *s Florida IlatIdeL with the CIty ______________________ THREE N. 00 degrees IS IS" U 171.5 DUPIIYC$IIII Ceusicll at Al$arnsàte SprIngs, MONTHS FROM THE OATS OF feet to the p.11* if curvelure . tinlan *boSSM d. i e. m mmiii.. is vocals ilene of c. YOU'LL LOVU OUR FLORIDA concave THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF curve West.iy hevinga DSM.00 :j misting "ASte NSOPL JoInthe featasi IIs.A.s rauipo of 1*33 feel - tIle p1Ks at thu sI$dluNJeB kainn THIS NOTICE, to file with tha clerk a j,àbanei Foreign Minister of the aheve cOurt a written central anjeetuld.Or*IV 12", Chllnsiweman'sfeelties*sps a VILLAS DII. SOS NORTH, . . in .1K U.S.A. Ws emit first according to isis lot thereat Bires, the coadry's statement of any claIm or demand hence run Not%$,11 .teng foe 00*411 . Seslity. NpPII*SiraaO lush, I look 16. in Pill 'lUil arc sO said curve Ghauan they may have. Each claIm feats ___PIç must be 1,N. IatbSusdor, om PWIIc N*rdl at IsiakelS County. 114111' then in writing and must indIcate the thence N. 03 digress W IS" U., 4IIISPS4IINIULIsW*: .rIWar rsIsL$19,150 prewlieg belle for the claim, the name and 15.1$ feet; thence N U degrees rrr in hesinues 11114 INS Ph ANImSIII *1KI I ISIS Ohuwas, kivantiry, trateing was platted àUlags. can ss4 "iicalatpl address of the creditor or hIs agent 41' 11 1,110.57 feel; thence S. te, Mets. Cell *.Weaver asytime Tt,lspllMen*EIldWIwhMM$ or attorney, and the amount $1 degrees 10' W'1.,20.11 test; i1 eoI of JINLO SI eii.wi*. en 111110051 loy T. 51*15, , claimed. 111K claIm is not yet due, thence $31 digress w w i. ul foil I WUId Is Silk Slid lied the 1% p of siplumber, tile isle when It wIll became due 176.10 feeS; thence S. Mdr 1.. *10 faa Ililfici P0. ISM5 WISh IsiS Clerk if fo sell '$0.1 the ladOIV'MIN US Wb shall be stated. If the claim is w ' $1 Cv,F P TTN69. LOPU AND degrees IS' IS" 1., 51.1$ feats 'centingint or unliquldated, the .M bs.sItIts Esdistlm., OWN YOUR OWN IU$INI$$ W.. 11611i.RU WISh *SJt 101 ASSOCIATES. INC. MIWI 011K uncertaInly shall be IsisiceL 15 degveis' IP' ffly corn. Fletlious . SVI Jock ORmileg 11141 lest to a pelnl in a cures claim Is socured. the lithe staled. FINIlI PIN 111 list CIMISCIS SIMS Ided$ ruth in in 't U.N. Sscwy 45j da,rlo T1* concave Southerly havIag a rfu5 1 $MIIN 11110 ' eSW INS. NB UstIh57. Service WINit POlk. PIstils *0 ibt t .new tarb. delmall shell deliver wificiemI 01 4*11 bet; ..,......, trims I, ll -J OR 1K esphs 01*0 claIm Ii IsiS clerk is IL.$I&lhearine of II4dWlsW mI ilr uuWStl ..$hhI1lWiO NIgh 11U•lbW11l lopT.Rlue.Trustbs run lallerty IP.. Net ulISthuc*k$smafls.ecsppla Mislmum LS.SIN Imiliellil 'aioswlWorat$iOeerVus * aedspwaenelragr.uentullVI. jpi'16' '*41W WJ*mat IMU. Call Dat lbs ,Mpon*insu,aiiIn*p,eeISt, alviso 'site cures run N. 17 BSMIS *rid UII VIINI teN trio 1.*-1.PIIS hUB fish a app. if this sulks at dears.. '14' I)" Is ____ REALTY WORLD. 10'x20' greenhouse with automatic heat and sprinkler. system, most plants to stay, fenced backyard. 10'x16 oatio ShOWn by appointment onlye UnfrIendly dog on premises. Owner anxious to sellll $43,730 inthlslov.lylg.Mayfair3 BR,2 B home beautifully shaded dbl Multiple Listing Service Owner $3,010 dwn & assume rurt...Rsena56sIIm...Lsvsfe..,2. BR, 2 B block home. 3330216 an temporary assignments. Call NoITSIl SoI'vlce 617411$. tarn as much as $100 per 1000 .1 'u" ANYTIME 41-Houses - ____________________ ' -i handle. car garage. Newly paInted, OVer 2300 14. ft. of gracious living , to - store. a. DESCRIPTION Close pool. CLERK TYPISTS Nowaccsptingapplications for full & part time employment wltti Handy Way Food $lor. Must be over 1$ yrs. old. Apply at any - 322- 2420 erything. Asking ___ "3. ____________________ __________________ 2 R, 21 condo for rent, w.w rpet, C H&A, W.D, Frost Free I., pool club house. $275 mo. ________________ ISWPM,gen.oiflcsskftls.Wepsy 3-16U4s,.p.pslrhn.nl________________________ lI,4•atT_ne IISNTUINTN JUDlCiALlR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. Ill. ' , and 22 miles 5ford 2 BR, 2B, all appi., w.w rpet, 1 '. KENMOREWASHER -Parts Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES Plum Tree Ct. lyrs. old Owner transferred. 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 '. Sanford's Sales Leader ___________________________ portunity Employer, M.F.H.Vet. CALL DORIS DIETRICH _________________ Sidon __________________________ __________________________ - filed. pursuant to Chapter CA*K I 71.101 of the Florida StaMes, with FIRS? FEDERAL SAVING ND villages of MUlish, Ras el DEM the Board of County Commissioners LOAN ASSOCIATION OF C ANand the inland market town of of Seminole County, Florida, to a ce ati.t. 'Nabatiyeh. vacate portions of certain plots of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the subdivision known as Slavia Alsohjtwutheinlandvillage SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Colony Co's Subdivision, according of Maghdouihe, 3 miles PROBATE DIVISION to the plat thereof recorded in P CHARLES N HUOHEI and po*heast of the coastal town of Pile Number 79.333-ce Book 2, Page 71, Public Records of PATRICIA P. HUGHEs. his sat 1979 Sears Kenmore compactor While-like new 323.7326 downtown, hospital. Owner fInancing at 10 pct. $20,000 will classif led ad, the sooner you get results. Hidden Lake Estates '"u' garage. $19,500. - SALES SANFORq'S JOIN LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. ii J__40-COfldofl'flhJfln participate FOR NEWS. TYPE, HAVE TRANSPORTATION. SE PELXISLE AND LIKE PlO. P1.1. FLAIR ' The sooner story home, beautifully land. scaped, has a 1 BR apt, over dbl. : _______________________ meeting basic eligibIlIty requirements will be given an In the opportunity tO entrance examination when scheduled. An Equal Op. EVENING HERALD CORRES. " REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES RitiredCoupleNeeds Monday thru Thursday. Those 'iijiFRiiIã $SM$00L.E ' CóU$$tY.' Fictitious Name Statutes, TO.WII: IN FLORIDA. 56509 Florida Statutes 1957. Section 51g. John D. Lee TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Shirley A. Lee Take notice that • petition August 19, 26, September ,b11 INVESTMENTS 5 units, 1 being renovated. Could be finished by buyer & save. Good monthly income, close to .• __. - OR, w.w Carpet, Fl rm, 2 utility ____________________ Sm.apt. or house in Sanford Aft.63495979 __________________________ "Fire Fiatiters" The CIty of Sanford Civil ServIce Board is accepting applications for the position of Fire Fighter thru Aug. 30, 1979. Apply room UI. City Hall, Sanford. Florida AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (car. 1h I French) - the Clerk of the Circuit Court, or .-. a-. .--a. rmsl Next to beautIful parki BPP Warranted. Only $24,900. theHerald322.2111orI3193. LPN full time. Exp. w.Florlda license. 4.12. 332.5344, Sanford Nursing. Cony. Center. $CASHISRS$ øattrday pounded ofCol.Saadfladdadarelargely engineering and administrative DayCareinmyhome costs In the amount of $31,154.25. iàuth Lebanon villages for the rcsponslble. Uptol ysarolds are notified All interested persons 322.5753 seventh consecutive day acthat the description of each property ____________________ to be assessed and the amount to be cording to Lebanese sources, to each parcel may be 9_.iGood nn io E' assessed and the Lebanese U.N. amLegal Notice - ascertained at the office of the City ________________________ bassador says the shelling _______________________ Clerk of the City of Casselberry, Poufti'y, beet, pork, fish. Is Florida. could get worse over the neXt delivlry,min.$300rder.$ai'd FICTITIOUSNAME DATED this 14th day of August, area. 322.2374. Sam's Poll Notice is hereby given that we are three WEOkS. Mists. in business at Rt. 3, P.O. A.D. 1979. President Ellas Sarkis sum- engaged Mary W. Hawthorne Box 3M, Sanford, Fla. 32711 Fresh pork for freezer, fattson City Clerk moned his government IIIn1S Seminole County, Florida, under the COflt&cementflooredp.nsiso tars for an emergency meeting fictitious name of EMERALD PublIsh:; August 19, 24 1979 VO'JflI P115 3322197. that we DEM91 GREEN NURSERY and to discuss the situation. intend to register said name with Palestinian officials and they going to know' Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222611 or $319993. 123-6061 oreves, 323 0517 ONE OF A KIND sedate older 2 Deltona on large IotI Formal II those things that are lust king up space with a want ad plications taken between 2.5 $WAREHOUSEWORKbR%1 $DRIVIRS$ " U LUTTER YOUR CLOSET. p.m. Monday thru Wed. No Phone Calls Pteaset C001 Boat Co., 100 Silver Lk. Rd.. Sanford. $$ECURITYGUARDS$ Ct%ildcarlinmy 110mM Call 323-0174 - TRUCK DRIVER Boathauling exp desired. Ap $MO*.TIAiNEE$$ $SALES$ - owner will be considered. The City of Cesselberry has in its possession an engine.r'sestlmateof or 644.3079. $WELDER.FIT'TERS$ $PLUMSER$ 1SE.M1CH.$ - - Wouldliketorent _____________________________ iIRt,omew.optiOntobuy Sell Avon. Increase your earning OWIf For details, call 1141. hlhu, -- feature imaginable! Your wish come true for 572,5001 - • 3210739 M. Unsworth Realty 136000. FRw.FP.Iatlflkit,0R8.overY - there is hearing will be held on September 10, 1919, at 7:30 p.m. in the City beautiful features this home has tootler. It's truly oneofakind, Build to Suit-our lot or yours. FHA'VA,FHA23S&243 heater & water to air heat pump cent. unit. All 3 yrs. old. Lg. yd., close to school & shoppIng. - - Make a wish, new 3 BR, 2 0 exec home In Idyliwildel C H&A, pan mortgage rate Increases, experts said. If you don't tell people, how are REALTOR Lovely 2 BR, 1 B home in desirable neighborhood! C HIA, ww carpet, FR, patio, sitting rm & tots morel BPP Warranted. A Mr tiicot p. a-. ' 10 even that prediction may turn out to Furniture Salvage, 1797 So. of more street provement - - Sanford. 322-1721. let us show you the many other New 233 Homes, ipct. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,000. Low down payments, W"i '77" LAKE MARY. Beautiful 3 BR. 2 B brIck home w.FP on 2.5 acres, prlvacygaloreyst mm. from II. ,ati Used Refrigerators, all working 5688. up. Free delivery. Sanford Home for you & your boat, too. OOPSI Forgot the pool & rec. rm. w.indoor pond. Call Aft. Hrs. 3fl.7641. 332.4569 HOUR [ 322-9283 ______________________ Super 3 BR, 1½ B home in Lk. bik. inflation 263lSanford Ave. 24 Warranted. Yours for $82,500. Register now 52- by Gill Fox ST JOHNS RIVER BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker BPP features! unique layout. - administration ' Warranted. Just 145.7501 - percent, SIDE GLANCES today 8. FINANCING IS THE KEY to thIs lovely home. 3 BR. 3 B in Idyllwilde. if you have $10,000 cash we can make arrange. ments for you to move In wIth monthly payments of approx. $433. Homehas 1g. kit., FR & Fl. rm + 100'x210' lot. Call fordetails quiet residential area. BPP "1 ; ifAttOi on supportive 4 IIALTY REALTORS - OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 . -.- -- 41-Houses ___________________ great St. Johns. Mobiles from $11,900 to $34,900. Tennis. shuffleboard, I & bOat docks. Terms. in person Sanford of ________________________ Beautiful secluded Park on the . ___________ - 41-Houses *1 tor Senior Citizens. Down. very clean I roomy. See 1 sure to get results ) .1 I . The - ________________ -Ic. ____________________________ 41-4bass I ishesl linens. $130 wk., 8100 + tax. 333,7991. Mt. Dora. Fl. Apply . ___________________________ t U 11 S fringo Call i - rirrvv rsrAITV a'a'. 337.3296 aft 4 Part time exp. floor man. Days. identified. fl a worst sInce 1946. Nursing fl-Instructi mie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Seminole County, Florida in cc. & Coru. Center. 9% Mellonvllls Labor Department Friday said energy and housing costs cordance with the provisions of the p._________________________ Ave., Sanford. Fictitious Name Statutes. To.Wit: continue to be the major factor driving up the cost of living *IBORTION SERVICS. MAKE AN HEIRLOOM SectIon $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. consumer prices increased percent In July. Exp. mach. must have own tools. S , Creative 51g. King Merritt, Jr. I -Houses Unfurnished 1sf Trimister .øortion-stoo; day, uk., paid holidays. fringe September August 19, 26, Publish: = Officials said the purchasing power of the average American ___________________ to $300 start Clinic-$20: Pregnancy tI benefits. $200 ______ 9. 1919 PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS exp. 339.2%2. itopeniling mate steriiiiation free family four, adjusted for Inflation, fell 0.4 percent last month 2, L pMary.Sanf.3BR,25. D1, DEM96 Professional Ce. suing. $423Mo.lstllast and was down 3.9 percent from a year earlier. ________________________ Accounting Clerkmath aptitude. ____________________________ atmosphere. ó 321.0141 after 6 That means during the first seven months of 1979 retail prices Temp assignntent to traIn in NOTICE fidintil. for large purchasing position ________________________ any CENTRAL FLORIDA owners and property jumped atan annual rate of 13.1 percent. If that pattern continues TO: All company. No fees. Call Norrell persons interested in all lots, _________________________ WOMAN'S HEALTH LotS through December which is likely It would be the highest other Temporary Service. 617.1111. ___________________________ lands and parcels of iads adjoining ORGANIZATION Loss w.iit fast lnflation rate In 33 years. and contiguous or abounding and "coffee Break' Cubes turns SURVEY PARTY CHIEF upon the following were abutting fot E. Colonial Dr.. Oriandd coffee into perful apposite Position Mc4e home ici now avail. Lg. have never seen such a succession of price reports that available for Party Chief described street located within the $s.0921 suppressant, Fausts Drug. s, adults, quiet, wIkIng in property Exp. surveying It so depressing," said an administration economist, with nine City of Casselberry, Seminole Toil Free 11002212561 dhance to all Shopping. See at sub.division construction _____________________ county, Florida, to wit: years of service, who asked not to be for Fall term. I'k Ave. Mobile Park. Exc.SIIary& benefits. Growing A portion of Southcot DrIve. a Eswollmentforpre.klndergarten The best news came in the area of clothing and food and distance firm. Contact long establIshed of 14$ lineal feet measured I. kindergarten limited. s-t & Found, Wilson, Miller, Barton, Soil I "berry__beautlfUllyshaded beverage prices. Clothing costs declined 0,1 percent, the same as westerly from the existing Paved mo. for Information Cell Peek Inc. 1.113-715.1121. Naples. in June. Food and beverages Increased only 0.1 percent, half the surface of South Lake Triplet Drive. 2224101 or 322.3553. Lutheran NoPets.33.1I3 Fl. NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY Church ci the Redeemer. Shlherd Lost: Fern.. _______________________ ...-June increase. Medical care and entertainment prices each rose that the City Council of the City of Imo.oid.chokechain __________________________ 0.7 percent. LPN. Full time & part time. Apply Casselberry, Florida, has deemed it "oinonr'. m..iu is-rap liiIsd C.'Foi Lasis in person Lakvlew Nursing But again in July, energy pushed up the inflation rate, with the advisable to improve the above. ________________________ :i with 22 leet of I inch S. id St. Center, price of gasoline increasIng 5 percent and the cost of home described Wlouse I office space, new thick, Type I, asphaltic concrete on ___________________________ heating oil jumpIng 6.2 percent. Technician traInee, Grade 12, g. 2000 sq. ft. Excellent inch a 6 inch Ilmerock base and cutting & polishing optIcal Unique Kindergarten went up 1.2 percent, with the cost of financing in- stabilized subbase with drainage NOT JUST AN AGENCY crystals. Permanent position. za. Call 1343.104 aft 3 p.m. fotSyeirolds pipes and inlets, curb and gutters creasIng 2.7 reflecting Apply Quantum Technology, Call the assessment of and to provide BUT A SERVICE. YOUR f has predicted will end the The 2630 Iroquois Ave.. Sanford. all costs as per Resolution No. 297 of Vian1,d to Refit First&Ontychildc$recenterafl FUTURE IS OUR CONCERN about 11 percent higher than In 1978. But unless un' the City of Casselberry. Florida. AVON Saturday in Sanford 54n. TAKE NOTICE that a public be too low, soon FIGHT INFLATION flIng June 2. Sanford ty - I Nopits. $135. __________________________ ________________________ I u.s, LOVCIY oric numr. •. swimming pool I many extras. 2005 Glenway Dr. $85,000. I . r atee. Excellent Box intend to register Slid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Thai Fl ,j 1 1 SR,furn.aPt.. adults sales. Our expsns ion has created new career opportunities locally other central Ft. locations lecluding the TanpI Say DADLINES iot 53 .•. Cornell Dr. Furnished srtments Men's wear firm, HIS Stores for Men. nowhl$ immedIate opportunities in management It SI . 2 B 1 5, kit., dining area. LR I porch. For appt. apply in en on Tuesday the 2$ of Ipust. 606 PalmettO Ave.. ord. leading ijf al U area. S BR, 3 B. swimming pool. FP, 2 car garage & much more. :. 519,900. 1100 I $14010 PLUS. Florida's 3 LInes Minimum Sunday, Aug. 71. 9i Very spacious home in prestigious 322044$ l"'' cereer ;, Real Estate call Stumper Agency, Wm. Stenper, fl2.41. Slime ................. 43ca line *ca line 3csnoscwllvstime$ 3 k 1line 1COIISeCV$IVOIIMS$..... 5:30 P.M.,' HOURS LOOK LOOK Semi Furn. 1 SR Apt. Adults only $150 mo. Also Truck Driver 33",43 RATES CLASSIFIED DEP the Circuit Court, Seminole County, - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cabinet Maker Exp. 831-9993 41-Houses - f)p. Part Time Desk Clerk & Ma Ida Days Inn Sanford. 1111.1 Orlando Winter Park 322-2611 CAREERS end that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ci - . . jartments Unfurnished CLAS5FIED ADS Semoran Blvd.. Cisselberry, Seminole County, Florida. under the fictitious name ci SPACE AGE WASHINGTON (UPI) . , - FICTITIOUS NAME Notce is hereby given that I am Power engaged In business at 500 E. Buying I . Monday, Aug. 27, 1979 N of ci Dips , .- . -'..,j,j,.. .. . .. ' ,.-., .... - -iI '-- - - - E' . 'r.'-.iT ..q*TL. , .,-. ..- • �. I S—Evsnlng Hrald, Sanford, Fl. -. I .•. • I . . r r • Sunday, Aug. 2L im Accused Murderer Of 33 Young. Men OURSELVES nom~ John Wayne Gacy: 0 The House Of Horror Clown's Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Editors Note: John Wayne Gacy, a cordial man who donned "Gacy said he got the Idea from (Elmer Wayne) Henley," the Ms. Myers, who had two children by Gacy, said If her former mass murder suspect ever found not guilty by reason of Insanity. costume and grease paint to play clown at children's parties, has Investigator said. Henley was one of a trio Suspected 01 IeZU$H3' husband had any kind of mental problems, they may have Even if Gacy's attorneys convince a jury Gacy Is legally insane, been charged with more murders than any person In American abusing and killing V teen-agers in the Houston ares from 1071 to stemmed from his relationship with his father. jurors may be too frightened by the enormity of the slayings to history. Prosecutors say he lured 33 young men to his middle class 1973. "He was very Interested In the Henley case. He did a M of He and his dad did not get along," the said. "They were never judge him Innocent. To impress jurors with the seriousness of the Chicago home and killed them, burying 23 In a crawlapace. For research on it" very close." Ms. Myers said she got the impression Gacy's father accusations, the prosecution is expected to present evidence in the following dispatch, UPI's Rosalind RoaM spent several Sexual torture also may have awaited some of the visitors to "was rather rough on him," but would not elaborate, the most gruesome detail the court allows. months interviewing Gacy's ex-wives, his neighbors, and the Gacy's home. Those few bodies that were not decomposed beyond "He said he had an unhappy chlldlile with his father," one in. Sources said the prosecution has compiled videotaped segments families of victims, mere skeletal fragments showed evidence of sexual brutality and vedigator agreed. "Christmas was always a bad time for him for of the grisly excavation process, dozens of pictures of severely By ROSALIND A. ROSS! torture sources close to the Investigation said, refusing to that reason." • decomposed bodies and a few photos of sexually brutalized young CHICAGO (UP!) John Wayne Gacy offered a sturdy hand- elaborate. ML Myers was granted a divorce In September 1969, about 10 shake to hundreds of party-goers who swept in and out of his north "Maybe during the course of his sexual activity he killed them months after Gacy was sentenced to 10 years in prison for 'You're l,Uci uc ky a I e a1II ve...h west suburban home on warm, summer evenings last year. as fti Ult1ifl I sadomasochism," one Investigator said. "We sodomy. An energetic precinct worker and successful businessman, just don't know." "He had a number of young people working for him (at the Gacy prided himself on the lavish bashes he gave at the house on Robed Slpusich, 23, was shown two color Polaroid prints to chickenfranchlses),"said David Dutton, who served as Waterloo must have run out of room Summerdale Avenue. His guest list often included politicians and remind him of the evening he spent in Gacy's home. One of the County assistant state's attorney at the time. judges. prints showed Sipucich nude and sprawled across a bed. "Essentially what he did was Invite some of those boys over to Sometimes the parties were for neighborhood children. Gacy the crawls pace Sipusidi, also called "Snags" by his friends, said Gacy offered his house for what he called 'parties.' During the course of those would dross up In a self-designed clown suit, smear red and white him some drugs one night last fall in a bar and then took him parties we had complaints that he was sexually attacking those paint on his face and make a genial fool out ofhJf for kids. home to view his private drug collection— "He lined them upon boys ... One of them was chained to a bed" men — at least what little is left of them. Only the four bodies But last December, neighbors who had smiled as Gacy played the bar, just like It was some kind of drug More." found In the river and linked to (lacy have been spared severe Gacy was paroled after 15 months and moved to Chicago, where the cordial host and "Pogo the Clown" were stern-faced and decomposition. Within an hour, Sipusich was chloroformed Into oblivion. he met Ma. Hoff. After their divorce he lived alone on Sumsolemn. "The biggest (defense) problem ls going to be convincing ajury "At first I couldn't put together what was happening," said merdale Avenue, except for a series of young men who often They lined up In subzero temperatures to watch workers attack Sipusich, recalling he regained consciousness once to find (lacy stayed with him for days an end and then were never seen again. that If Gacy Is found innocent by reason of Insanity he's not going Gacy's home with pickaxes and chain saws. They whispered on top of him. "At first I thought It was a woman. Then I saw it lobe walking the streets next week or moving Into the house next "We knew something was going on," said Ed Grexa, who lived — Briefly .,.,, To Benefit MD Association Several Sanford radio personalities will be sponsoring a block party to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association In conjunction with the nationally televised Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon. According to Bob Anthony the party will be held Sept. 1, at the Sanford Plaza, with activities beginning at 10 aim. Live entertainment will be featured, Including the Singing Kings of Joy and Frankie and Johnny, a local night club act. Proceeds will go toward support of MDA's worldwide research and medical services programs. I. '. Johnson of Altamonte Springs, was among students .3 whoNancy received doctor's degrees recently at the University of WlsconsIn-Madis 11 curriculum and on. Miss Johnson received a doctorate in Instruction. Sewing Course Scheduled The Division of Vocational-Technical Education Is now of. feting a course In Basic Sewing Construction. Classes begin Sept. 4. This course Is designed to include selection of pattern and fabrics, preparation of fabrics, measurements and pattern alterations, operation and care of machines, construction techniques, etc. Emphasis is on sewing techniques for the beginner and for those who wish to "brush up" on their sewing techniques. This non-credit class will meet Monday or Thursday from 710 p.m. In Room LOOl, at Seminole Community College. sat down and had a thought him' this The attractive, 35-year-old frosted blonde shifted restlessly from foot to foot as she Mood in the doorway of a Chicago townhouse and talked hesitantly about her four-year marriage to ! Gacy. "It struck me as imianal that it was very clean and orderly," ldfromhirwms. "ftalways hadtodowtth w"she saId."ALlo'clsckMn I'db.inbedsadI'dhsarhImt 1'4"igadwer.oI'dthikhs'db, piling ready tosotO bed. Then hs'dcsmsoataldrswdap,I'd asmwhveh,wugohigaolat.sadh.'duyhshidtomssts aLi I.. I • L.i Ms. Hoff MW speaks with concern arid rwid af :1 raCk .Ia..h. . W.7 UUUtI f •,. . --— o wed osla GEY'I hems from 1073 Is DsuublT 107$, -- *Iak.g,.glsSs ThsyeddGac iMaà, 5d, IN IId INPSi$ wIthi 4Ø $ •• I 1 thLffedIGscysom L EI$= :. '. . ' • • 3 . • 4 JOIN THE THOUSANDS o EVENING HIRALO READERS SUNDAY TNRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING... • . . .'. — •uusumNhhsisf • WORLD h h1sf 0o .',. • • . • P . * . D ..• 'I . • % a I Is ______ I . ___________________ 4WIW fi't.r a 1 . ,• My Subscr1pth.. . I • To Th. Iv.nM1 N.raId I ___ • .,• -, I •, •-.' es: . Q$l,, ' • Ali ___ 10 — u19"MüuIi edad.dI Iipg • &J,UItU C ' 1 $$ku t*I *iII . 11111111 __ aweopweIshiho,i.tr ___ heuijaIPled,histI ____ . . • •:• 0 . • . m 1111111 W wmmm~ • . •. ..---- • .••• " -:, -:,: :,: : _ ,:s. I,_:si. • -_ _ -., _''~-;'~'~_-.~,... ,~r~ ~J'o..A ; O": ~', . r .• - By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer They Mart to come in an hour before the truck arrives. It Is hot on the parking lot so the young man who came by bike pushes It under a tree and sits down to wait in the shade. The basket attached to his handlebars holds a plastic bag full of empty soft drink and beer cans. A black family Is next to arrive. Their car Is white, shiny and new. A young man drives for the mother while brothers and sisters ride in the back. They park and open the doors to catch an imaginary breeze. The trunk is open, filled with large plastic bags. They too contain empty aluminum cans. A pick-up truck enters the scene and It, two Is filled to overflowing with bags of aluminum. It swings around in the lot facing the street. The two men inside open their doors As more can and trucks arrive, they park on either side oIths picku,ç edli they have formed a kflg-sided U. An occauloimal newcomer Ii. tries thnark the tJ., but .. aaodawsywIthaIl. Majorottos R.c.Iv• Awardi. &ke.le I Are Out For Cans At 23; Per Pound ••. •... I., ,.,.,.";. _ Today, The Trappers A new program In Caiinary Att*J'ood Service Is beteg 4 feted at Seivdal, Oo -In 'ty College tlds taiL Tlds pr'em we proil . tr±g hi eaigkyauiid In one of the fastest bib '1siin do CedrMFlorldsAris. maas preçsm Ab e1.da4sd in a brad..,, W adined uadM MOseaddoinsonawmCbsoism. dtebegln 8e$.tDhowswWbsfrlm$19$a •• 10 p.m. For ludirastla Ml I "' - - — LeAnn Pool, 11, Lake Monroe checks out school supplies. Culinary Arts Class Opens I bog,_g_1__ z a __________________________________ Pleas. Sandra Goodenough helps her son, Tommy, 5, select a belt. A series of daytime and evening programs coverIng Indoor and outdoor gardening will be held at Harry P. liv Gardens, 1730 North Fond Ave., Orlando, bugliming Wednesday1 $sp1. 1, arid will conclude Oct. 14. Advance reglatEMIm Is required. For fusther Information, call Kathy Parmeider, program coordinator, 1911001. Is the Evewin, Herald, dull! -. ob—ij Garden Programs Offered . to . — .1 - . . 1 -- lI hcd sews csvmg. :• •, . ~ I The Central Florida Civic Theatre Guild will hold Ms flid general meeting of the year on Wednesday, 3ep10, at the home of Mrs. John A. Sutton on like Downs In Wlridsnnsr,. The social coffee will dart at 1:36 a.m. I*scim'eu will be held on the 1079-1* season. 11 •• ir dided sk theaNd.eddth,,tst, I" adplMdsp.hshe ,usNspr'ij saIJ$Ir* . •.._( 0 ~ Theatre Guild Begins Season most C11111111111104 . ••. — ; mieffli r i... 4 ~A . P 'kaaayke(PlMakpn,"sj(1Js,sgQ —-- of Des_64— ., a., VNI$addPlStU he ask 1 'Si •___ 1.'T' ' • . Malaga — - L ,7 7:_ ~1 ./ ;1 " I . A new five-week program developed to help men learn how to deal with dress will begin Sept Oat Seminal. Community College. "Personal Growth In Strom Sftnatlona" will cover areas such as understanding and Identifying dress factors, men's role In society, value clarifications, communications, goal setting and problem solving. The class will be led by Art Sims, Instructor at the Seminole Community College MuIt Resource Center. Advanced registration Is recommended. . I I Sims Leads Men's Program ever" FriI "" s ° , ./-,C .. .*'* I Elftu •'i - ~~- -,- I - `~., -~'I - • . 1 dd 06 ___ The Office of Community Services at Seminole Community College will be offering "Beginning Sign Language" class starting on Sept. 11. Class will meet from 7:10 to 9:30 p.m. In Building No. 43 on the Adult Education Campus for twelve consecutive Wednesday evenings. Beginning Sign Language will be taught by Mrs. Joanne Decker Hyatt, who herself has a deaf child. Mrs. Hyatt says, "the class will be basically for the hearing who wish to communicate with the deaf. However, the deaf will be welcome, and there ahall be, If at all possible a deaf person In class for reference. It is their language, and I feel they should be there to make the hearing feel at ease with the deaf from the start" For Information, call the college. 11 ng .. i __ ).~ *,*.*. Evm1 -. ss"L: llIr.1 IN Daniel W. Lykens, 23105. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, graduated with high honors In business administration Friday from the University of Central Florida (UCF). The son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lyksna Jr., 3503 Iroquois Ave.. Sanford, he Is a 1971 graduate of Seminole High School.Whlle at UCF, he was active In the student personnel association and Sigma Iota Epsilon. Sign Language Class Starts Exclusively in the asapr au • • 9 • I ' an6tedi"sit I— — Wldte VM inadrugMwead.d.aj.b," Pled, 11, W IaimRIIbIV$ bthda7 tilibratis, __ Lykens Graduates From UCF g Ew.daaIIrM picking ___ 4 , IN. with his fefhar' child baershisOs.y'komi___ red bscssidp 'vi IJ/ 9 had I. unhappy Ws— ba hiveda ___ 4 . . a d01aam 4 p Jason AulIn, 5, admires a sweater. The Office of Community Services of Seminole Community College will be offering a class In "Personal Growth and Transactional Analysis" beginning on Sept. 12. Class will meet for 10 consecutive Wednesday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. The class instructors, Peter and Margaret Gray, are members of the Central Florida Study Group and are currently undertaking advanced training with Dr Kenneth Sowers, former director of Mental Health Association. Call the college for Information. • — bS$IIWWkUS,iIId a • .T —i am'I..WIIIII, 1116. plete 14 _________________________ 1M Plot* II. stosilimbn Des PdimL ,2 is. bb aulhWs 'ty and we were w • - & W Uat hIs wilk Calm" LL.. WU UU1P 1w n oe l eMmob in I ..•,' com . , 'U,1Usswhilsheywsn ftviagt.githirinthslrLheiiis In Normed PUk TOWAW - ••• Stephanie Wldden, 4½, tries on shoes. The Grays Teach 'Analysis , ~. ., : * Magazine • 'N. said he 47."At. • u •i de Wltii with me L full week' s TV listings, .8 interesting feature stories , Dick Kleiner'Sl column, Go Guide, crossword puzzles anI much, much more! She said she Is tired of being badgered by reporters. "I'm just darthigth forget about it. I guess I'm trying tonmawayfromft ... Ithought most of this was over. But I think he'll be haunting me fetish for OrPOISSUM that enabled Gacy Inter to diraw invatiptors a I'map of desth" ddaft when bodles were buried . On red of my life." Suddenly, aslf the "on" button just flashed, herhowso(warry in 'He WW a guy to dig wood On pwimetwoll a Wmedigator spilled wA in a steady, emotional stre . "He used togo out late at night and come back late,"aheujd. saIt"ThSnftgotbScthllSd.SOGacyWdhimtOdigacrVsSIRths Wc The guy said he (14 sad dug aM r day he got 'I'd hew his car goin the garage bi*I'd neyerhew him cosneln h enter and Guy saw him aM told him tO the house. And I'm a light sleeper. One time I asked him what toward one went on In that garage and he said he had wallpaper books In Mcp.At that polMft was dIcto find uywhento dig without hdWngan$hlng. there that he was chech1non." Gacyhaterssidh.w rmith(eutofremmsshscoaida' tssM Ms. Hoff was married to Gacy u ltl3to March 197$, anybody in there and he was gsttlagtoo old sadtlredtodig Gacy s series 01 ___ between 1972 and lit. in. John Bidkovlch 1$, disappeared In hiinielL" as putt4 Is WII by that time SOCrais suspect (lacy, who w August 1970 and his body later was found uncle, (lacy's garage. prVtBI discovered ft Cook County sheriff's police said Ms. Hoff told them (lacy had and M111114 frfl hiSit been bringing young boys tide the garage 3M. at night and then (keP bodies in the river thin to cieack in a crswWncs ad dig • lhiflO graves. driving them home But bydiei of bdiisin rivers, the killer aN took chincis Ms. Hoff sdacrythg intent as do tracsd the iii of a marriag, marked by long lonely rigP duuud ovirusi so. somiose wMd — kim. AsldsdiapuaaltepM''::,"s. did his *'iI01 Uvity and any cidburat., inchu .i,ea1 furailurits—Ing 'AloIoltImus he'd Wave M1o'cieckinthem.niadceuu. back at $ and shower and go straight Ia west, 'YIs'r. crisy,' rd ,* yr and that was even than do red of the 110010.11 ° Some investigators said the mMhd (lacy used for disposing of bodies In 1 4 . rdar the entrance to e cl sw At the sound of the school gong Monday morning, Seminole County students will hit the deck and the road as "School days, school days, dear old golden rule days..." begin for another year — school term, that is. Many a kid will leave home donned In sparkling new duds even though they may be too hot. Students are likely to be armed with colorful new notebooks, assorted pencil boxes, a lunch box depicting their favorite character and thoughts such as "Where has summer gone?" Herald staff photographer Tom Vincent caught school shoppers in the act this week at Kmart. But the students seem more interested in browsing and shopping than the clicking camera. Johnson Receives Doctorate among themselves about their suddenly mysterious neighbor as was him.I screimed and pughed him away. I told him to get the next door to Gacy on Surnmerdale. "When you see young kids 'd So Long, Summer PBlock Party At Plaza In door In a month," one attorney said. "Everybody hates him. I Investigators carried body bags out the front door. think they hate him more than Hitler." hell off of me ... Then he brought that rag again ... I passed aid." hanging around the house at all hours, until all hours, you've got Twenty-nine badly decomposed bodies were found on Gacy's Even Gacy's second wife expressed concern over whether Gacy "You're lucky to be alive," one Investigator told Sipisich when to think something. would ever be a free man. Property — most In shallow, makeshift graves In a fetid he was shown the pictures (lacy apparently took that evening. "He'd take off at all hours of the night. You'd hear him shooting crawispace, some with underwear stuffed In their mouths. Four "He must have rim out of roam in the crawlapace." "Is there a chance he could be out again on the streets?" Ms. off at2o'clock and charging back at 3. He made noise at all hours other bodies linked to Gacy were pulled from nearby rivers. Hoff asked. "I know he told me something about when he was in Such Incidents may not have been rare. Authorities said Gacy of the night. Said he couldn't sleep." Gacy, a stocky, pugfaced 37-year-old building contractor with apparently had a penchant for nude pictures — about 100 Iowa — I don't know where. He was in jail for a while and then he of But most of the residents In Gacy's quiet, well-lighted, middle graying hair, was charged with the sex slayings of 33 young men nude young men were found at his ioe. got out for good behavior. class neighborhood had no idea anything out of the ordlnay was — the largest number of charges ever filed against a single "Is there a chance that could happen again? Just think of what But Investigators said not all who visited Gacy were unwilling going on In the home. person. the mothers of one of those boys might do to him. I don't know As one Cook County investigator put it: "What wouldyousay if sezpartners. At least one of his alleged victims was known as what I would do If It was my boy." Authorities suspect the 33 young men were part ofasez.juof hiataM"drag quee" and authorities siapectmany oths*.people visitors lured to Gacy's home for more private parties — two. who had sexual contact with Gacy areatiljaroundto talk about lt, Meanwhile, Gacy sits In a maximum security hospital room person events featuring beer, pot, sex and, sometimes, death. nursing a heart ailment — his home destroyed, his personal but won't. 'If you cup By this summer, a vacant, barren plot of land stood out among belongings scheduled to be auctioned off to pay mounting legal One young man originally suspected as an accomplice in the the rows of, modest homes on Suznmerdale Avenue. It sat as an murders finally broke down after days of questioning and told fees, and his attorneys his only contact with the outside world. of coffee with him , A like w Occasionally, he plays checkers with one of several guards who authorities (lacy paid him $12 an hour for his work, maintain a 24-hour vigil or sits down for a card game with some of with sex as part of his duties. The man was married and said he I most of the i nmates the jail exercise room. was over, needed the money for year.oldchild. somebody walked upto you and said, !Did you know a guy inour He voraciously follows newspaper reports of his case. Another acquaintance, Art Peterson, 36, said (lacy offered him neighborhood has been killing people for seven years andburying had Sometimes, he gets angry about what he reads and talks to one of $3004496 for sex and $10 an hour to accompany hum on business the bodies under his house?' You'd say he was nuts. Nobody I. rn,fli Bu t, .I thi n k sO he 'll ii I. al naUflrvflg the guards stationed outside his door. trips. Peterson said he rejected the offer, any klèa anything like that was going "I know one time he got real upset about some newspaper Whether his guests were willing or unwilling, (lacy may have Instead, Gacy's neighbors knew him as an affable man a report and was telling one of the guards about it," said Margot the habit of keqft remembrances in 16 home of those w,ho -o workoboilcoo andan aspiring politic . had ian me the rest of my Iffe' Others have called him a Phillips, a spokeswoman for Cook County Hospital. "Ibis was visited him. braggart and a man somehow desperate to be popular. right after the 33rd body was found. But he's caused no problems Authorities found a "little black beak" filled mostly with the YOU sat UOWD and had a cup of coffee with him, you'd like — no trouble at all. uncomfortable reminder of what went on in the house that once phone numbers of young men and "mementos" of his visitors In him, the Investigator said. John Q. (lacy, the average citizen, "But most people are just a little disgusted to handle him stood there. the house. was a,very nice 8uY." After weeks of excavation In their search for bodies, Cook This man is Just someone who — You know — Is not your run-of. "When he had contacts with Individuals, he would keep a es the nicest man you could ever want to meet, said one the-mill prisoner." County workers had demolished the house, once worth an memento," one investigator said. "It was just a fetish. A Coo k County '.0-vwt Court worker WOO stands by as Gacy 15 "You wouldn't believe the hate mall we get on him," added estimated $10,000, and leveled the land. would goto take a shower or he'd fail asleep and, Gacy would take t e d un d er h ea vy guard to court hearings. Philip Hardlman, Cook County corrections director. "They were trying to extinguish every reminder of him from their driver's license out of their pants. A lot of times It was escor iugenuvmafl.zOUcOu&eiw,ifor w iiu abuMnessman, During his stay at Cook County Hospital, Gacy has been the face of the earth,"saldSamAmlrante,oneofGacy'stwo driver's llcensesora piece ofjewefr jewelry Gacy's trial promises to be a grisly show and already has set at shackled to attorneys his bed, to protect others — and himself, Hardiman pie" least one legal precedent. said. Defense attorneys called the shackles a "calculated attempt Authorities later discoverW many of the owners of the Carole Hoff says she can't sleep some nights wondering it the He is charged with more murders than any single person In U.S. to destroy his morale. thosefound listed In (llead some of thas home she once shared with (lacy on Swnmerdale was the scene of ininiSOtOS andthey at history and defense lawyers say have mapped outs winBut one Cook County Hospital worker said, "You never know They suspect the largest string of sex murders in u.s. history. — U11 r ease. If they s, Gacy would '—the first who would want to go after him." beneath Gacy's crawlapace. "The thing that's been worrying me Is now I'm wondering Martin 7ãeI", 36, who worked as Gacy's plutograpber at . — of this took place while I was living in that house," said Ma. Hoff, Gacy's second wife, who ieód to an Interview on the condition PUSS d k its., said be wea kiM4 that Crailapacs Inc.. Sunday, Aug. 26, lf7—iC .1 . .. -0-0, _", — ..:!; — - -,.,".-.,_._'_ i'k-I...4-.1.. . moi -- I. ,. . . rj .sj.m at. — IMI% ui WIN ileu MIutTc pititlons and received numerous awards. • ia — - - ' ' . . . i A • . After ali, Ii's In it iv sw g .esrsm •• I o urnmer • the truck" _ ~ss The truck. beer cans. They sell tor 23 cents It Is not due for another 15 a pound. It takes about 24 cans min utes and the parking lot to make a pound and the behind the Greater Sanford trappers usually bring them to Chamber of Commerce is a market In large plastic bags: sma ll mountain of aluminum. Mr. Robinson will even sell you The truck Is Jack Robinson's 18 the bags for 35 cents, or three wheeler and every Wednesday toni. When t he cans have been he drIves over from Cocoa's weighed, you can get the bags Aluminum Recyclers to pick up back. old drink cans, TV ant ennae, Instead of a yearly renlawn chairs that have seen dezvous, today's trappers better days, bent and broken gather every week on Wedpipe sections. Anything, as long nesdays at 2 p.m. in the as It is made of aluminum. chamber's parking lot. And car batteries, too. Mr. "I do It just for the exercise," Robinson will pay $2.23 for any claims Ernest Cohen, who lives old batteries. at 213 Bradshaw St. in Sanford. As the can collectors straggle "I've been coining down every in, the young man with the week for about a year." bicycle hands them a small Cohen darted collecting cans card with a number on it. That as a result of another hobby. "I keeps everyone in order. No go bike riding," he said. "I jiat line jumpers here. ride around and whatever I see In the early lBOOs the I pick up. I'm pensioned off, bet mountain men of the west Idolt for the exercise. I'm not would spend the winter trap- In It for the money." ping animals for their fur. As Cohen peddles his way Come spring they would gather around town, Mopping now and up their bundles and head down then to pick lça wayward cg the mountain for a rendezvo us can, he is adding a bIll, green with a buyer. Hundreds of to his wallet. "It varies I lw4 trappers would gather. Pelts $15 me week, but this week I would be sold or bartered and won't go over seven." lb. TTV'Un$.In TY w.nitIA .... U I1LW 1U11 VI chance to swap tales and spin does not search omst cans for lbs '1 n the trappers are after 'A'1$ P ., . .? - . -.'• • • . & ___ ____ __ _ % . _______ _ ___ _ • • . • s----I. - Igh Wft , ,. - .fW Pj _,IJ S..... * S- - — ---4 — • T# 1: ' .,; :--.-- — —• — - -••. — ." . •-• • -.• . ve ' Mar — — �In And Around Longwood In And Around Sanford mug'sIc Circus Of ! • : On Sept. 4, District 18 president Nina Crouse will make her official visit to VFW Post 8207 and ladles auxiliary. Also, at the meeting, elections will be held for two positions. All members are urged to attend this meeting and are requested to wear their uniform, if possible. A small reception will follow Nina's visit, On Sept. 15, VFW Post WAIT Longwood Correspondent 834-8760 Mrs. A.H. Maureen Echols) Hatcher has been in Sanford a long time. She is the oldest of the 12 Echols children who moved to Sanford from Alabama in 1921. It's about time Maureen had a birthday celebration. Things were planned on her three previous birthdays', but something "always interfered." 8207 and ladies auxiliary will hold an "Old Fashioned Night." Beginning at6p.m., the bill of fare will include ham. burgers for 35 cents, hot dogs for 25 cents, baked beans for 20 cents, cake 10 cents and beer for 40 cents. Live entertainment will also be provided. I Come on out for a good, inexpensive time. The public Is cordially invited. With the resumption of school, I know many clubs and organizations are beginning again. This means publicity. Why not call me? Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. (Buddy) Lee of West First Street, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Maria, to Thomas Neil Klinger, sop of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Klinger Sr., 1980 W. Lake Brantley Road, Maitland. The bride-elect who was born in Sanford, is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Buford Walters of Oroville, Calif., and Mrs. Ebba Stedt Lee and the late Mr. Jessie A. Lee of Route 1, Sanford. Miss Lee is a 1970 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the swim team for three years and a member of Future Homemakers of America, also for three years. She completed Patricia Stevens Modeling and Finishing School in 1972. She has been employed as a personnel records clerk, Southern Bell Telehpone Company for eight years. Her fiance, who was born in Marietta, Ohio, is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Buck Sr. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klinger, also of Marietta. He is a 1970 graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood and a 1q12 graduate of Seminole Community College. He is employed by the United States Post Office and Garden Arts Nursery. The wedding will be an event of Nov. 17, at 3 p.m. at St. Mary Magdalen Church, Altamonte Springs. I STOW VISIT3 STOtI VISITS AWARD NO OF WINNIRS Pit Wilk Pit Wilk $1 6247 1in104 11n35 $10 200 1 in 3.250 1 1.083 - i $100 50 $1000 3 PAR T 1 - 1 in 13.000 1 in 4.333 1 in 216.667I in 72.222 1 in 60.000 1 in 216.666 L_. - -' ' - -- ____________________________ ws.--r t s . -.--- -• . •, --- 1' •.-- -. -. - , .,.., W ,,... . ..... -. i..., ,.... ... •.., -. ...-.. I TL - t " ' You're invited to cocktails, a buffet and auction at the home of Phyllis and Art Grtndle in Spring Valley on Sunday, Sept. 30, from 2 to 6 p.m. Art will serve as the auctioneer. The hitch is there's a $7.50 tab involved. The beneficiary of the benefit is the Humane Society of Seminole County Inc. Alimited number of tickets are available at the society, 2001 E. 25th St., phone 323-8685. DEAR S'rWF: Most senior citizens rates are Intended to attract the senior citizen's business as well as give a break to older folks living on a fixed Income. To separate those who need It from those who don't, and the exclude those who don't, would be a horrendous task. Not to mention the inequities that could result. DEAR ABBY: An acquaintance of mine is about to give birth. She Is married, but the baby is not her husband's. He married her when she was six months along, knowing the baby wasn't his, but he loved her anyway. (The baby's real father just took off.) My question Is this: After the baby Is born, what should I say to her husband? Would congratulations be appropriate under the circumstances? Or do you think it would be in poor taste? Alter all, everybody knows he didn't have anything to do with It. CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: - BROKENHEARTED IN L.A. Problems? You'll feel better 1)EAR BROKENHEARTED: if you get them off your chest. I agree Ith your suggestion For a personal reply write to but, In order to be absolutely Abby. Box 69700, Los Angeles, certain that one's Ishes are Cal. 90069. Please enclose carried out, a la)'er should be stamped, self-addressed en- writing. Consequently, the stat will get It all! She had son: valuable furniture and jeweir which was auctioned off. Th state will get the proceeds am strangers will have hei precious personal possessions She told me that she wante( to be cremated, but since .Tht left no instructions, she wa buried. I am 41, and have learned valuable lesson. I)eath may not be a pleasant thought, but it i Inevitable and can conic without warning, so I havc made all my wishes known in writing—with copies to several relatives and friends. Even ii things have only sentimental value, if no specific provisions have been made for their disposition, the public all. niinistrator can (and doesi throw all personal items away. (Letters, pictures, etc.) Last year this happened to over 6,000 people in Los Angeles alone. If only one person reads this and does something about It, I'll feel that my friend did not the In vain. Congratulations are Indeed in order. If not for the achievement, for showing himself to be more of a man than the baby's natural father. DEAR ABBY: I had a friend The Joyous Unrestrained Energy Of Youngsters Dancing Just Naturally L. suwsei STATE. rlet R"Ror .lv$ up to Its nem. Whiffiif irs reel comps$ftlon or Miss, play, ff15 shoe Is aIIt for action frwdom ... and Plenty ouQIand tumble onduranci. Padded caller and lonus. In royal blue or red lieffir and nylon. And we guarantee the 'It. Finding Expressions In FLORID' Makes Happy Times-We About What Shining Talents Will Be Revealed , -. Are Passionately Curious Q1 Ca4k4Id/ I Levi's Jeans - As They Learn -.....1 15%OFF 1Fcho€4/c15aszce 4 FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 4th BALLET— TAP— JAll— ADULT JAllERCISE All Classes For All Levels -Children Teens-Adults - çthty I Wi gots iiiitotst4t. SPECIAL REGISTRATION HOURS: Sat., Aug. 25th and Sat., Sept 1st 9: 30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. At. I&A1I ig1s ) - -. •- t - , i''\A. ...-.. - ---.-- '-•--- -4 Also Aug. 27ththru Aug. 31—:3Oa.m,to .1:OO p.m and s:30t0$:30 HAIRSTYLES And JEANS Pu Sa&Geys PH. m41fl $00 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD IN I. HUT $T. $ANOIS PH. 1114114 . i ..--.---.. Mary Lou McDonald is about over the zombie stage and jet lag after a trip to Europe which included I Andon, Paris and l.ucerne, among other points on the continent. She was accompanied by her daughter. Cindy, and Allison Lanier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Iinier of Ravensbrook. For two and one-half weeks, the trio took in the sights. 'We bl V1. Progress Missionary Baptist Church under Rev. Matthew Jackson is in charge of the 6 p.m. service. Mrs. Lizzie Youngblood is the chairwoman. Monary First _______ - Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bryan, 4907 San Nicholas, Tampa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Louise, to Bruce Cochran Dowlen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Dowlen, 3307 South Park Ave., Sanford. Born in Tampa, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ramond H. Howard, Mrs. Myrtle Bryan and the late Cleveland Bryan all of St. Petersburg. Miss Bryan is a 1972 graduate of ILB. Plant High School, Tampa, a 1975 graduate of the University of Florida and she received a bachelor's degree in Advertising and Marketing from Florida State University in 1978. She is employed as administrative assistant for North American Life and Casualty, Miami Beach. Her fiance, who was born in Miami Beach, is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Kneale of New Rochelle, N.Y., the late Sam P. Dowlen and Mrs. William M. Davis, 10190 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour. He Is a 1966 graduate of Seminole High School where he was a member of the Letterman's Club and Key Club. He attended Florida Technological University and is employed in the Mortgage Loan Department of Florida Federal Savings and Loan, St. Petersburg. The wedding will be an event of Oct. 6, at the First Baptist Church, Tampa. Baptist Church will celebrate its 90th Anniversary, . Sunday, August 26, at 11 a.m. The guest speaker will be Napolern Ford of the University of Central Florida. Music will be provided by the Young Adult choir of First Shiloh. At 2:30 p.m., Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church under the direction of Rev. H.L. Harris, will be In EloiseL Williams is t anding a week visiting 1aivu and friends In 1,ilaini. A happy birthday Is wWled her onAug. 24, also the birthday of her niece, thsy Randali. . DEAR ABBY: I'm all for taking care of our old people and giving them every possible break. But I think giving every person who reaches age 60 or 65 lower rates for transportation, haircuts, entertainment. etc., is just plain ridiculous! I have friends and relatives who are loaded with money, but who would have been 8 because they're "senior tomorrow. She was struck by citizens" they take advantage car and died instantly. She hat of all these reduced rates and no family and left no will. Sin had quite a bit of money thai laugh about it. I would like your opinion - she wanted to go to her Eavoritt charities, but she never go and the opinion of others. POOR WORKING STIFF around to putting anything Ii Bryan - Dowlen MAR VA HAWKINS Sanford Correspondent 322-5418 - Senior r itizens ' Special Rates Termed ' Ridiculous' Lee - Klinger and the environment, adolescent parents, consumer protection, county referral services, reader's theater, speed reading and contemporary literature. The upcoming year will indude a seminar on assertive communication for university women, a study of natural resources, an over view of the arbitration program for juvenile offenders, the changing family, opportunities for job placement, theater, literature and physical and mental balance. Monthly meetings are held the first Thursday of each month in Sear's Activity Room in the Altamonte Mall at 7:30 p.m. Luncheon meetings are scheduled for December and May. f.hQrc,a nr w. fK * DOROTHY MARIE LEE, THOMAS NEIL KLINGER Five Generations Came To Reunion The Tillman family reunion brought together five generations. The Invocation was given by Rev. G.L. Sims of New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church where the family worshipped last Sunday. The home of Mrs. Agnus Tillman, West 7th Street, was the setting of the reunion. There were 26 grands and six greatgrands attending. Out-of-town guests were William Tillman, Cleveland, Ohio; Rev, and Mrs. Grady Robinson, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Shed Dawson, Jacksonville; Mrs. Agnes Tillman Davis, Philadelphia; Mrs. Myrtis T. Lackey, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. David Fraizer, Jacksonville; Agnus Tillman Smith, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Richerson, Atlanta; Mr. J. Simmons, Jacksonville; Mrs. Mable Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruton, and S.P. Bruton, DeLand; Benita Tillman, Miami; Mrs. Pearl Hill, Jacksonville; and Mable Oliver and (car Thomas, Orlando. Mrs. LL Thomas and Earl E. Minott have returned from the National Elks Convention held In New York City. While In the city, Mlnott visited with friends and former Sanforttes. He was the guest of honor at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. John McClarien. He also visited other points in the state. \n c in the Anesthesia For Nurses went trom one end of Italy to Program at the university. He the other by bus and throughly was tapped into the Nurses enjoyed it," Mary Lou said. Honor Society, Alpha Eta. He Foreign travel is nice, exalso received the Alice McNeal citing, educational, different Award, the highest award for and expensive - so many scholastic achievement tourists say. straight As. Mary Lou agrees with so Tommy has already moved to rn,,w,y r.th..rc --Tharp'c no larp Brunswick, Ga., where he has a like the United States to live position with the Brunswick- and certainly no place like Glynn Hospital there. His son, home." Bryan, accompanied Georgia and Orville to Birmingham. Caroline Holtzclaw attended "We are just delighted that a craft show and workshop in he's living so close to home," Atlanta. "It was fabulous," (;trgia said. Caroline said. ' ............,. a .n, ween the appointed hours, 4-6 p.m. Among those assisting the This year on her 79th birhostesses in pouring and serthday, Aug. 18, Maureen was honored at a tea at the home of ving were Mrs. Kenneth (Ann) Echols, Barbara Swaggerty of a sister, Mrs. F.E. (Pauline) Palatka, and Betty Sue JohnBradley on Citrus Drive. Two ston and Cynthia Johnston of other sisters, Mrs. Harry Savannah, Ga. (Evelyn) Hansen of Hollywood, and Mrs. D.K. (Lucite) McNab of Palatka, shared the hostess Dr. and Mrs. Orville duties with Pauline. (Georgia) Barks have returned Maureen said she really from Birmingham, Ala., where they attended commencment enjoyed the celebration. "Oh, she loved it. We all did," exercises when their son, Thomas (Tommy) Jessup Pauline said. Barks, was graduated with the More than 60 longtime family highest honors from the friends and relatives from near University of Alabama. and far attended the fete betTommy received it certificate Nel University Women To Hold Orientation The American Association of University Women in Seminole County (SC) will hold an orientation meeting for all present and prospective members and their guests. The meeting will be In Sear's Activity Room In the Altamonte Mall. Refreshments will be available at 7 p.m. with the meeting beginning at 7:30. Newly elected officers are: Mary Balk, president; Barbara Green, programs; Jane Carroll, treasurer; Elizabeth Yeager, membership; Ellen Prichard, recording secretary; and Janet Ankell, corresponding secretary. Chartered in December 1978, the AAUW branch in Seminole County has provided programs dealing with county school superintendents, displaced homemakers, power prothktlon Sunday, Aug. 28, It 's About Time Maureen Was Honored On Birthday Helps Children VFW Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary hosted the "All Star Circus of Magic Benefit." Sponsored by Caspers Evangelistic Assn., the proceeds from this event will help defray Costs Incurred at the summer camp held for area disadvantaged children. The chief prestidigitator for the event Caspers, "The Magic Man", and his "Corn- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CALL OR STOP BY 2340 S. Elm Ave. 3231900 DIRECTORS: MIRIAM WRIGHT AND VALERIE WELD flW W Sanford 3224272 �4C-tvinln, HraW, $anf*d, l. A Adventist ventlst SQiiy, As,. ,i COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.5211 Piney Ridge ad .................................... .-.• .............. Rev, Arthur Padgett Walter Reid % ::: THE SIVINm.DAY • CHURCH • Corwiths vim Douglas Jacobs poster - -:-: ADVENTIST THE HOPE ' Sltvtd.y SlsiCes S.bbaffi$chssi COMMUNIT 01 1)11/? 5:35a.m. Worship Service Prayer ::: .... I 3:55p.m. Assembly Of God T 000 0 i : First Wednesday PeIIowthlp 1::::X. 0 L • 161 OUR iiiii ,1I..• :: tulIs.*. . NATION . V 6:30p ,,i CHURCHOPOINIVA 411swils, Pie. Rev. Gary, Ism Svndsyhssl (Svm) '11P$111(Sii%) lS: Briefly Pastor Il:lla,,,, FirSfASSemblyTo Honor 7p.rn. : DIMer ft"eviing Service every 4M WiHi. L.iS' Baptist ALt. SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 3tlO.aAv,.,Sapu,erg 5.0. M 1:45a.m. 10:43a.m. Pveachil$Wershupp libleStedy SNermOS$PTKICIMIfi5 wai" 7:35p.m. 1:1 Sunday Sch" ThIlOSARYC$AP$t. 5:11p.m. dsI*yIMNsr* -. Miss JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Schm Ivening Service Nov. Jim Holhops ucs,soi Evening weirwo135pm. Wed Prayer $erv. 1:35 ..-•-. 1:35p.i'. WINTIPCOMMUN$TY ;:angelist Vic. Mid-Week Service (Wet) 7:00pm Nursery Provided for all Services 1. - - . - ., . ~`L . :: . . - - .. - , 1. - .-------------------. Nov. Jomes asssr :41s.m. Churc'Tr.ffiZ' . MY TUNNOW 10pm t$Ip.m R Ma" C14UNCH OF CHRIST 116116 PAIMft A". Tuesday WJdnildnSi15sCLsss ) ....1. . . Went 7:15p.m. ts*p*. - nU '. , ' - S=$VV1CS 7:35pm. s p?w -. - .0 "TNUUCHURCHOP000 - . . . , 1~ ., . N ____ " I - I . IV , -.' ' sale IV"" - PS" 5:35am -- .. TMIdiy and Wsdnesday Shining Onsupe 7:35 p.m. Nwfliry Pie"Msd for all Services . Rer. Tlwbdw 4trnIand lsts A worsolip . . 111111111164111 F . ZJudSy - Howard H. 1 Hodges and Staff 200W. First St. Orlando Dr. . '. ,. THEMCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance • .3000 5. - - REGORYLUMBER of Sanford PRINTING C) INC. - • 11 . - Don - . f . SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 510L sr, - ____ csu,* . .., I . • .- , . L -1 i . -- . . - I mt4lsSes, - , - - - Lules LvIhsra. Churil. RI. 424 SLsv,a St. 5fep t%enaa Church, 434 just West 1114. Leniwsed METHODIST CNUSC$ OF . - - ChWS SI SW Nohuots. Lila MIsree - Church II Sid MISlISS. IS'wt.1 Church iA Ssd,;isiø;ee$& iiiiii3ii i- Uni , - -- . -- GOD - . NeitseMi ChurcH ii CSeIsI. P45. Nave. Dr.. MIII .. d - - , ChWI. isienv Ave.. Saw Lake United Mile"00 C%wc% , 511511 A.M.S. Church. Casass NgN. Catwiherry Csu*unity. UMM Ma*i4it Churil, Hwy. 1741 .Ptloy Rugs RI.. C.issthiuy - - a . - -, - Ave "True Church ii SsV. 7115 Ilseusil £va.. Sislird IAITR*N OGVSQQ5 . Ave - -- 1 si0 __ - , . . - : DWW ill = asstts l ManN S0y4vsasistCh.gj PMi5t..$..fe,s DUllS CNUlc L$SS$ A.*g. CWch, Oseve A1I. . - 10C Chuuuli Ct'MIl, Clunc - øste, CIIs,. . Pasle WeJe,as M.* Lsl, RI. 1W.pI Pa114 - .. . E P'1t v Special Meeting -Is - - I w ch.of Erd __ an I "W1 141`111141 *I 4i , L , . A c Clw *100 MisiedhoL htapi 11*, Nisanne nil Sasieri Ave __ I , ... AM Sqft -.7k. , , j L i' :. L, .. ". ._ I - a& . ,, %~j.)` ,, . .>_'- _ 1~,4 - "'. " Low ft I at soopww - 1; , ~: ~ '.. f I _ __ .. ammm CWft 4" 1, P" A". - •. A .* 1. th &a--" P . - ; 05,W,s"LW,W '.." ~,,~*-,! be bid aft thou M I service psIpS$ISSCSIiISheINICSIW a :: - - 46 , , I .. r" 1111,49 Herald Photo by Tom Vincent - *, i- Mrs. M. Heumann, one of nine members of the Baha'l faith In Seminole County BAHAI GROUP who held a spiritual assembly Saturday, Aug. 18 at the Sanford Civic Center, gives opening prayer. Other members of the faith from throughout the central Florida area also attended. _____ HOLDS ASSEMBLY Husband By-Passed, Wife Bitter are Bitterness always makes me ill and divides my mind until my creative thoughts dry up. So I began to ask the Lord to show me some scriptures that would deliver my spirit of bitterness. I had been studying the first five books of the Bible and reading about how the tabernacle In the wilderness - the place of worship for God's people- was built and how the Worship was conducted. I read that God told Moses to have the People crush their olives and was bring the pure oil to Aaron, the Exodus. I don't have time to be priest. Aaron and his sons were bitter toward our critics and to use the oil for a light. They those who would destroy us If were to burn the light every they could. I am just trying to night and never let it go out in put them Into God's hands. that place of worship. Oral has often said, "Send As I read that passage In your problems through heaven Exodus, the Lord seemed to say first." That's what I'm trying to to me,, "Evelyn Roberts, you, do with my struggles and hurts your husband, and Richard -give them to Jesus. He knows have been given the same how to handle them so much command that Aaron and his better than I. sons received. You are to car ry thellghtOftheGospe)ofJes%55 Christ to people in darkness, That is your Job. You have no time for anything else to enter Intoyour life. mereisnopl for bitterness or vengence. You are not to harbor bad thoughts in your heart about anyone. You have your work cut out for you. Oh. I thank God for showing me those beautiful passagesm thing is that you don't have to deal with your bitterness and resentment alone. You don't have to be conqueredbythem. The Bible says, "In all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us" (Romans 8:37), Jesus loves you and wants to help you. I hope you will give your struggle to Him and let Him handle your.hurts. - . I a - ____ - P1 ot we Sh C M To We . idii II hub - -- - -, - __ I . ____ Nj$ , women ___ - 4ft"h=d6*1drftW4*0hb 11 - siptieher, .' ' LI 1-I 1-1IU _______- 1 a '. (4 -,,- ---.---,---- 1 - iff - - f:.P ... .!, ~ I - . ThAILAsdouyM?kdPNWIstthw - ON ,: ___ __ !'4LIW.. - bsckwltbthe Proposed Book of lion Of the Bock of Common that it will take special action the new 1976 book. Only 14 continued use of the 1928 boqk UP! NgI Writer Cenunon Prayer will receive a Prayer. by the General Convention to percent favor the 1920 book, could be far more harmful to There Is Utile deebt is umd raft The poll showed that an permit continued use of the 192$ Gallup said. the denomination's future that anyone's mind that when In 117$, the - IM Episcopal overwhelming 71 percent of the book. the result of the other decision!. Decislon,making in delegates to the Episcopal General Convention, delegates laity of the church favor On 3. 'Iin rp kh'sO.s (1osin in both the House of Bishops freedom of choke k(IslatIosi supporters ci toe mWionmember denomination The prayer bock goes to tte old book have 5q(-u b finish ,rastbig, the and lieu, of DI$IN hefty political is similar to that of the U.S heart of person's Identity s d il have $ new dm* In favor of the new of the old bock while only 10 task between now and Sept. 9, Congress' two chambers, with a an Episcopalian, these people leek bag. oppose egialal¼so when the Convention opens, is l30cnember House of Bishops point out, and Is the es.entiij of MINI Mthe awareness ci their and 7d-member eu Prsy. 7 House of language of a person's Bat at the Ike. sup' "A berg, and InisMve supporters In such $ way as to Deputies, esaUy divided be. and worship relationshipprayer $11 I with posters of-the iS bock are mijority of the 'lkn's f translate that support Into tween lay W clerical orders. God. bsusver, wi be thest ate to lahweas i. . wad use convlon action at the convention. doom 11111111151111141106=811 lien that wi While the dispute over the "We are asking then to vote ll make special In Denver to aetborl. the Qiaspliostlng their task FMW a prayer books has not received for both books provision hr c't"lflid use of coknsed use ci the 115 Book another aspect of the new and ,reconthe old beck Is par1 of the atter4ion the orthtatlon of dillatkm," says the Rev. pye •• qw'tion recstvosi in '1$nJ$chaonIwesideIgofthe the ThepsUdwwedhj$so,go i17$ortheissueofoaejonof SodayferthePra of the poll. Vu1 of EMs. A liii to the libi, isa pirce of.the church's clergy homowsuals will receive in the Book of Volesmrin Pray, I the Iuau*Iatku .ps1takby ft Giarge Mike ewse t Gallup oppose any such permIssive September, some "Why ban the old bOokatth. in in tlulup peang_ 'or 'Iedthst sily thee psnons in 1100 1.&1on and that N incent Ephcopsliaes believe refmel of price of iltipetl'ig hilt the theprupel fie rnd&th, the kCWy kr is Prourq. IS om the I* are aware of the clergy prsonlly p.rfir the convention to amethorine msmberp?" Advft Lay AC 01"y m I VFW --Nww ch" 411 ft WWM 11101111111i, SPOW ft&. .~ . . . .,! , 1 ~7~ ".. ~' - _____ p1',' a an, ,r: .". ..&W 11i, ... 9 ,. - Thst is thea.Sdot.T Si*I Church. IMhied Ave L1II*' 'w •- ft DAVWL NOON $S'S. *311 PirlAve. 1 fit - - - , S CEch. Oviods •. __]f 'Episcopalians Split On Prayerbook dHulya.1pIse, *.gd, Sunday M ImPaL withihe church ys psoplo I dwp of pnMI a 1k "if .n'. -' $IVINTN.sAv_ADV ENTIST' PSIIII LIhoI$v1I$SY*dl!ISLSt Church. HWy. 4* PIrNO City Fwss Ch,,c, 1 yi PirbO $e'chiii MsI*a*U Church. 1* $Miled Ave. Sane,. Me*slist Church. Si Folk Mass -. - "."c' 471II5' r , Ussti Cemm.sly P'sihØe,i.. Church. Upesta RI. W'Wm'sstsn 'eIyl.tii. Clench. Sed Si. is- tftwwtt It ftft*Uliw ø, uren gca, Miss u.e,e, airy CI1SSISII11P!.1,, 21151 SMAW. rstsedPr AMaSesle Ipriags Mart $ WuiIii munity United Methodist The United Me5MdJst Men of meeting at 7:30 Church, Celberry, will hold a bras a.m Sunday in the fellowship haUl. - GO . - IFiX _ b 1." hN ick mosis v-% ~e , I- .~ I 111111C-*i0f ." m - -I .7I ~. . ~ . C%WCh Of " 313 'V len. fsIs Sapiui Church. Psi. sur"i *Iiias Chapel -ry SapIw .oa ii. . kierprs $prsngs . . a. SWs p. seiisii sepiw cs,ch. tingan IL ill '.-•.., __ - -- - ,•: s" fl1101 ww CMih si iR0 0 W " Church. I55 P.Jutu - 1111.0 p.pss *. Church si Christ. Geneva ChurCh II C*l. - ! awsal, "iftly - special meeting following the Men Hold Breakfast and Employes . S- -. CSe4 0151 W, Iirs$ 5Øgst, $pe5r Clch, Ill W. Lwpenl Siul Pen p ise. 14v niiala "Low M" - , asisi '7$ N Ave. WIPiIN.DIXIE STORES . .- - _____ See ?sstr-v' Sepiwa Clench. luelly Mi. SenSE Lu.4- es s.& no a a - - w -. - sitedidion to a* qusetlosos of the eo'iu'Itte and vot, on caliluig him as minister and teacher. - Jy& CA C r9c and Employes ' I - comgrp4It Will hold - was Knight& Staff ta f S &odayat 10:30 a.m. service M the DeltaU4 Qnrch of Christ, 1140 Providence Boulevard, Dallas. His ** Will be 'Th Choice Is Ours." Ebbsrt has been Invited as $ peral candidete by the Pastoral Search CorunIttie. The win pe - - '': . -...-,_. .' r ______ _______ a;' ••'s. ftS" . coin, mere many peopl ewhocouldbeandshould But sad to say I have witnesped that change over Ue be working today. I personally QUESTION: By using know of such individuals. They unethical methods, past 25 years. We are rapidlyare a man in my seemingly content becornln( a "something for prasites. One popular being husband'. office got the minister promotion my husband noth1j" society. Our currant said on television recently gilorQ so welfare programs h around some people would not that had go to h ard for, for 30 years. This has our necks like the famed work ma pie factory eating the left me hitter and resentful. It albatross and threaten to holes 014 of doughnuts. b. &ly a year, but I destroy us economically. The something BUH Can't stem for to . get rid of nothing What is our obligation to pbilosoplsy is also destructive these people? The Apostle Paul those feeling.. Can you help morally because It will even- sums It t In one short sentence me? tually rob a man of his In 11 Thessalonians 3:10, "For ANSWER: I have asked my Initiative, Integrity, and even when we were with you, darling wife Evelyn to share an Identity, this we commanded YOU, that experience she had that I think As $ QwIatIan minister I any would not work, neither will lselp you. belie,, we are oIãIga4ed to islIp should they eat," One wonders UM leu fortunate than our- what would take place u this EVELYN: I understand what selves.TheApcetle James sajd,. principle instituted in I. you're going through. A "Suppose a brother or sister is society today. member ofmy family was hurt Without clothes and daily food. Jesus Christ said that both He recently; and I not only hurt for Uosoeo(youiaystohim, "Go, I and His Father worked. 7be that family member, but I also wish you well, keep warm ad current "something for found myself becoming bitter will fed," bi does nothing nothing" philosophy in our toward the one who had caused 811001 his physical what ocIet3 Way is not found in the the bust I knew this would not goodisit? bnmor&. Candidate Considered WlLSON.fpfHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Vvlson1ind Staff SENKARIK GLASS - - ic dinam of baptimm wiU be ohmved at th@ dm of00 service. Spanish services are held at 11 am. and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday lmd7 pm. Wednesday in the thurthaimezbuiklingbyiiev. WILSON. MAsER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Downtown Sanford - - : - m STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes KNIGHTS SHOE STORE ---- Special us by Faithanne Barley and Lizette and Marie Gtrnan will be featured Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. preaching lervice at First Baptist Qurth of Deltona. Pastor Donald Herchenroder will preach on "Divine Healing" and the or. 5:35 15:35.rn _ *'?T-r- ..]r ' known. Toil, honed toll, had a Christianity that one out of certain dignity about It and men every three people in the world took pride In their work. will go to bed hungry tonight. Indolence or laziness was U not downright theBut there is another side of Special Music - L.D.PLANTEIINC. Oviedo, - . TRANSMISSION ___ _&I , - David Beverly and Staff 1111.110* CINTII "Bersery Prev - working individual I have ever shameful indictment against . HANRELIPaBEVERLY I Touctiton posw Soft 4:11p.m. .. 01*1.15' Orville will be the lay speaker Sunday at the 11 &.m. service at First Christian Church of Sanford. . . .': GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes ' PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Lay Speaker NrSprlisgs $u5y5g W.. fr-''- By FR)1.. NEA4 PASTOR CONGREGATIONAL CHRI.. STIAN CHURCH John 5:17, Jesus said to them "My Father is always at work to this very day, and I too, am working," When lwas junta lad living In the hills of West Virginia, life was often a rugged experience. My parents believed that man should earn his bread by the We do have a solemn sweat of his brow. obligation to help provide for My father was the hardest the poor of our society. Itisa election of I11 - - Popularity In U.S. 11:006.1n. c 63318A. JC.PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E Isea and Staff - James E. Wood Jr., executive Work Ethic Losing m CHAPEL WAS" at I*-fty AilivM"Church 1:11pm. I -, W , 1:30 Warsmosgr*" •:i&. '.-.- 4 Sanhando United Methodist Church, State 434 snwws mvweiis en auua- u.y i v:v p.m. -U'with Isteak cookout. Price of the dinner Is $3 There will be officers for 1* and a gospel sing by the Sons of Song. Car- COW" CM A U04614 Rd. Darwin Shisai poster 419 Part A". Lee F.K ______ Y day. District M.n"s Meeting ::: MITONUNCN - ,,. - 5:45 am 'Zir ;racice PIRST UNITED __ FLAGSHIP BANK • OFSEMINE and aff ___ dy CItvrchSchsoI Youth The Following Sponsors Make This Church Noticp And Directory Page Possible ATIANTIIIATIAI P*ESSVTIIIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Rev. A.P. Stevens Minister 10 i 11:10a.m. THE LAKE MANY UNITED Sunday school IV#. worship Ist a 3rd Sim land and the rise of controversi- HaL L30u MO$i'gWihIp Nursery MirningWsnship _____ , :. 11 , 'I D MIraingp '- ______ • of in NOW. V"l L. Brybaf, Poster lltIOLW ovith ~lr4 - '• bIIANCN Oil Ave AirS St FIRST _________________________________________________________________________ PerTran,.1,tuis PSsssts$310w 3134110 Pei"$ 5.Na.m Is" Nursery Tuesai tudy I 7:35p.m. 7:35..m. 94 ip M. 10:11a.m. CAU..1511 ___________ - A chert4hed center of life . A, TRC D, Thaf s why we're giving her a Truth to live by. A Faith to fa back on -and go ahead again. A church that Is home on Sundays, . I P,m.-9 P.M. Presbyterian GRACE UNITED Happier than other children most of the time. Sadder than other ch ildren some of the time. Kathy's emotions always seem gigantic to us. Because she is ours! ' . .4 ' - 5pm i. . Guest preacher in both the I I and 7p.m. senices ftSunday at First Baptist Church, Sanford, will be Rev. Charles Granger. Ordained to the Gose1 ministry In 1954, he has pastor in North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida and is currently serving of Church Relations d Baptist CamPUS Ministry at Stetson University. In the morning service the church will be observing an "On. to-College" emphasis. All college students Will be intmduced. Pastor of the local congregation, Dr. Jay T CoInato, will be in the Atlanta area this Sunday, preaching at two former rates as they celebrate special OCculaim, the First Baptist Church Hapeville and the Rock Baptist Church In COVENANT $Wdnw ' served as 'Dr. Marp"Ir $ Isv. ' ' .. I as Director .: . .p". - IN THIS SPACM pa ;1: -..,.. - .:;f ... I pm .'.. ..'... service Guest Preacher 7p.m..,p. Do Adefrecialis 1.0 arn 'hr$ti Chu,rchSchs.1 l - 9141111.111. le ., - .'.. , - .':. . cstis DsJevsep 5:43am Suro"I school . CvMIDrerJen Mines . .11 - 'L 10:55am '. , ,- .. lam us. t.... 1 1. - paste, W. ,/ ,. 1: 31 IGLISIA*: I S;ICOSTAL ANA 1111 Pread Ave., Materig ev ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURtH . SR. 476 & Red BVI Md. - . 7:35p.m. 0' S. $sslsyliSui ~ n'r.Irnh1auu ~" 1011am In W. ,~,~ in ? Roy. ' F roe~ i ..." . - ~. . , -::i .1 CaICH,,%GOD 11101LO. Ives Wsd. Prayer Ssrv$ss I .... .. Womw ___ '. Church Of God uPTwJC 1143 CassIr CM Send Pester liv. Lassie lenses ____ I rni uti iii I. . " - ave is 7m. SING I%" '16 M"WWWO 1. . I L .L . Church Of Christ IVOICIMP ____ .1 . t $endaySdiss* . • * 1186p.m. Prayer Service ' IliMIludy , . _____ final episode in the film serlesonU3eWe of Paul will be Sunday. shown at the 7p m Demlave 5Ujcunia ____ s:w.: Evening Wenhip . Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry will observe Promotion Sunday In the Sunday School this week. Rising second graders will be presented Bibles in the 11a.m. service and the church will receive new members. Thvrsday Evening w (th1'*) Hammack MIAISI., I::. Tuesday Evening : :: N Siefflillayscamom Promotion Sunday "n. m. CHURCH .81141 Magiriolis Ave. Service * .'.. 7: 34 FR 7:300 In RIOaidRsh*.rdt The L vthorinNiqr' and TV"ThislsTheIj•'. Rev. Eimer A.Re',$cher Patter , , religious school and membership will be available. For further FIRST PENTECOSTAL 1111111 3121 Oak A". - - 10:00M in LUTR::::IPRCH OP - ,p,hoi.... Christian ScI•nc• 7:11p.m. THE II1JL i,- anyone . Wed. Bible Study Conquerors Mutlng Sunday , __________ 4 v Longwood Etvening di , r ' Congregation Beth.Am will hold a "Welcome Coffee" Sunday, Aug. 28 and Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. at the group's new building on Highway 17•92, Fern Park (near Freddie's Steakhouse). Information regarding High Holy Days services, $61 Orange Street Rev. I. RutliOrant Sunday School Lutheran -.- 14111111I.M. son"" p.m FIRST PENTECOSTAL Thvn. Priyev MIst -., . - poster IIdaIIAv,sue,5a.fs,d JJCCV1SeF Au1 Suedsylchssl 11:55a.m. fliniWluip lam: . _______ 'a . ..-. - Pentecostal CHURCH . -- il:SIa.m 16:911a.m. Rev. Robert Ilurns , $ •..:. ,p•- . Winter Sags. Sunday School i ' 111 k.. BethAm Holds Coffees ,,4h'• MIsrsIw Worship . . PUMUS-M 1119 .,.~ - •_t, . ____ .. FIRST UN ('Iwic oi EVANGELICAL . .1 , liiAwpsrsIfw. :.m. Wenhip Service /- t:rn. Congregational :-:, 1IPfM SANPOGDCNRI$TIAN CHURCH poster -- - ____ _________________ I):IS•.m W". Service Its Lakeview, Lake Mairy , . .. I MerNagWsrsNp LAK E MANY BAPTIST MISSION . L. I DISCIPLISOPCHII$T liIl$.San$ergAv.. 7:35p.m. 7:35p.m. Old Truffisfera New Day Wednesday Service lo;ota:m: 4:01a m. Evangelical Christian 10:118.m. ( N Kids for Crusade ;ewwheldAug.2830at7p.m.a the First Assembly of God, 304 W. 27th St., Sanford. Kids for Christ Ministries is an evangelistic program reaching boys and girls for Jesus, under the direction of Ray Martin of Mulberry. Gospel concepts are taught througn the use of puppets, Christron the Robot and Bible games. £ 11:55 a.m Mh#W.SIISLVIWH) :::-: Holy Communion . 1:154:11 p.m. Swdsy er Wsnhlip Service Rector Church School H.IyCemmnfe', 7:30pm' • Lake Mary The Rev. tiny D. leper - 'RF' ___ •1PirM..V. I_. 2" to . I Kids For Christ s ve. - i, LAIRMARYCHUICH RIS NAZARENE llIl. tal akeAve. Episcopal L 5:43 a.m Ml4.W.eb1.rvics - -( as Association. Pastor Siudsy khiil liUp.m. IRIMaSIW! "...1I. , aZuce Wed • P?OIØ.F*I?DNM$INO,II)S Wed. Prayer Mse,.g - S. i j comblow b0hre Mass or by Aw. 9:4wilit. Church Tr$1Ma5 At or"" Asis. Pasts, 11:11a.m. • . ___ I Regally 1118111 M the Park know" by CHURCHOP THE NAZARINE WIIISRSdIISI,Oq$l,,$,yd Passer Now.PrsdNHf First Assembly, where they have served for Wa years. nil Co served president' of the Sanford Ministerial IKIMONRUI ,.:::: ,, ____ . 1. I 0"0 Ch" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DTJvI::* . service grounds after the service. Cox ha3resigned as Pastor and this will be t heir last Sunday at Nazarehe CONOUIOATIONAL CHRISTIANCHUICH . -i TrId$IIssLa,uj"° lis.n:3s 1;, Congregational Nov.RssdL. WiSer OVNLADVQUUUN opplaci 5:35 p.m. f:31p.m. Nursery Provided . I am,, 131$ 12 45&Spm - TV$:OUdBOlMI ' ;o )1015.ParEAvs. ______ 7:00pm. Confessions, Set. 1111111011 SvySc •. • ,. -- - - 'M05IR S1t.VIi0IM$ - Avery AL Laing - r.WIIIIam(,WHs COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH . • WASHINGTON UP!) - al and apparently well-heeled director of the Baptist Joint ordination degrees in an effort whether a court or a state voluntarily paying fees for such When Congress was consj4er- new religinn.s sn,'h ns the Committee on Public Affairs, to protest rising property taxes. agency can determine what local services as police and fire lug the legislation that became Unification Church and Scien- testified that the legislation Hundreds of residents of constitutes a proper church, protection. the Tax IWorni Act of 1979, the tology. "would have a profoundly Hardenburgh, followed including a determination of the U.S. Catholic Conference and Fundraising scandals such as chilling effect on solicitation of by residentsN.Y., Others argue that church es of New Paltz, legitimacy of carpenter Kirby the National Council of Chur- that involving the thanmake u for the Baltimore.. funds by churches generally." liberty and Rochester, got the Hensley's California-based more othen ches startled the nation with based Pallottine Fathers have they receive Wood underscored what has mail order degrees at a cocktail Universal life Church. their test unoroyon the proposal. prompted concern from both . Ol the social services they become the new theme in party in order to have their The two groups suggested government and religious evolving The church which claims provlue a commun t y, lflCiUuifll, nclu ng church-state tensions homes, which they called that Congress repeal the groups. members in ew Y.orn teen clubs when he said his organization churches, removed from propt. I ork day care centers exemption of churches from the at. e 1,1 The Pallottines, a small, had no obje alone has lderlI y, • no requirements mews -' a. on wheels or tax on unrelated business in- independent Roman Catholic requirin g any ction to a law ertv tax rolls. auopslon small fee ser ices and other for or. those who solicit In early March, a New York other than a come - the first time in U.S. order, raised up to a $1 million a funds social dmation, The Internal Revenue welfare programs. from the public to ac- Supreme Court Justice ruled history with a tax month through direct mail, count for the use of that money. the exemptions of the residents Service has recognized it as a But as a growing number of exemption sought to be un- telling contributors the funds But, he said, the Baptists "arbitrary and capricious" and leiitnnatt religion. covered, taxpayers begin to feel the bite were to aid starving children opposed Wilson proposal ordered the property returned The two groups' suggestion and for overseas missions, because the Finally, there is the question of increased assessments "the government is to the tax rolls, of the obligations of a church to between 1971 and 1976, one was accepted, but that has not Instead, the order, which constitutionally prohibited . its conmIwlity - a quest ion Hardenburgh resident's tax bill Stilled the controversy sur. allegedly spent $3 of every $4 from requiring churches and .t*wyers 55) the CSSt IS being asked by a number of went from $845 to $4,0( rounding church and religious raised on the fundraising effort their agencies to disclose the al most certain to in. app ealed ministers and congregations, churches and their members institutions' financial activities. itself, invested the money in financial records of conThe issues that still need to be may be forced to take a second Religion is big business in risky real estate deals. tributlons received." resolved in the Hardenburgh America. In lSfl, the last year In a scattered but growing look the social contract they As an outgrowth of the Tax exempt church property case are tough - first, New number of instances, some have at with their community. for which figures are available, Pallottine scandal, Rep. issues have been most dramati- York's property tax assessment congregations have decided to religious organizations Charles Wilson, D-Calif., has caily underscored in upstate system, the prime target of the walk on both sides of the tax And it could very well be that received $16.4 billion dollars in been pushing legislation known New York in a case property owners. fence by insisting on the a new contract will be spelled contributIons- 47 percent of all as the "charity disclosure bill." property owners got mallwhere order But also the question of principle of exemption but out in the courts. charitable giving in the United It would greatly increase the States. amount of information charities ... Churches and church agen- -especially those which solicit ___________________________ des also have billions of dollars through the mail - would have I 4': invested in stocks and bonds to make public to potential , .r I .' through pension funds, endow- donors I ' i'J, , ments, and real estate. "I do not think that It is , J.. 'i' Several factors have corn- necessary to detail the long list bined to make a growing of charity scandals w hich make : 15 THE G1i'E/TEST OF LL EMN FOR •i:,• - • 111011 PA r r number of Americans uneasy this legislation necessary," 1 THE ESJi1J1j5iifY,jii 01' .i vIUkR I IlL VO1Ll) about the financial empire of Wilson said in introducting the .'J"' IIiYD FOR PEflCE1UL THE .; U.S. religious Institutions - a bill. "I intend to pursue this COIITEA' . ' '1 I OF JiLL 1. •.'.l number of well-publicized fun- issue." TwiT DWELL EIA'" . .. TILl - U !,.L11JI dralsing scandals involving Wilson introduced similar " f I religious groups, local property legislation during the last - • : ..'. 4'tax hikes incommunlfles with a Congress and miiost church i -. lot of tax-exempt church-owned groups adamantly opposed it. First Assembly of God, Sanford, will honor Pastor Don Cox and his wife Rose Marie Sunday with special appreciation awards during the morning and at a dinner on the Prayer W Religion Is Big Business In U.S. Departing Pastor And Wife NEW IETHELAME CHURCH Main Strilt-Canaan City Burke - churches And Taxes FIRST UNITED MITNQD($ . , hot: rn Catholic Sunday, Aug. 2, 197-5C 7:100 M :: \v\v\v\ I Fl. _________________________________________________________________ PrSyiISe?V. 1*________________ L RELIGION Evening Hirald, Sanford, 1:00 0 M. Wed. Bible Study & ______ _______ I he : PIRSTAUIMRLY $cbsuo some uow. EveningWorthip :::•: ::: - Fellowship Call" between services i.,.1 :::. II:SSS.m. 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(R) Vlt "Hart To Ha)4 er.) Robert Wagner, 1/2 Hrs.) 0 WASHINGTON is Powers A succe$aful bttsuman and his novelist ___ take on new careers as iNS1g amateur detectives. "i. ____ . Hrs.) MOVIE "The Pink Panth/2(C) (1964) David Niven, is to take possession of gem. with the tisIp French pollc.Inepector's 1230 SATURDAY NIGHT Moore, Guest: Neil (RI • 1; A _, FRANK AND ERNEST W SS Le aud Jajp by Bib Thsvgi . "T1 &WS " tpn @a r No IJT • e PRINTINI aid 1. am > 'wppj A PI-D°u. usi A8 _____ 'I - • . Il Pil -ft l~ . : • ___________________________ ___ TUMILIWUDS . - .50 -MIS IS WH . . iOiJ L.W&, EEfSS PleflY rMHrr 1.(lNG, This is Th V'.VTSiX ' •. • - ____ Sal ZOONIIS ____________ A .., . . .. ' • ' it . 1*? . .W . .. ' .' : . '' .. 1 "°" in-dsøtn at the upcoming pro football _____ 0 THE JIPPERSONC George's boasting about his NOTW NI 30 0O 's -' I • ...!?. ''"'jqij..,.: % • . :.. .1 ' • s'.,". ..• , . . ,;''...'"•.' 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Just Present This Coupon To Your Waitress, - . Tit Td go smous The Uulidwid end Nt Mar- rIs$is- MamupIara . • uutcske IHI Oh_mi- TwoOf*s$IuIS'swo51t ad Niriluel groups - Vibes DI I U FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS Cheeseburger Whipped Potat.cs Carrots JUleS Bar F1111111118011111111111IM 'U ----.--10:10 LADIES' DAY LUNCHEON EVERY MONDAY FROM 11:00A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. Tossedg" Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake PizzaMacariull Cheese Green Bee. ' __ . - , -'.....:j,....•'• , Rollie MilkorShake EXPRESS FbbSdwicb Barbecue os Ru. Take Ters, Tiusdislod _______ ,'--p--. I Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS p'iziaadwi M1al81.kSth Mi1ss GXSBSSas Splack ___ ØJOft HIGH F 8a.dwick 'p, AFOUCEWOPI I Fisk Sandwich BubeenemBen Gras. Beans Tossed Salad . I 5:30 CHUCK NORRIS She does, however, feel a I I Miikerslie Teseedlalad Milk or Slake 01atar. - I SENIORHIGH spoetu strawhom :'-' o ____________ _____________________ discipline," she said. "I wat- pang when she hears her .ched them and discovered how father's voice on the radio. to be a pro. They never missed "It hurts a little when I hear a rehearsal and they were him now," she said. $61 miss always prepared. him and would like to share my "Dad was a natural actor and happiness with him. But I was ________________ P - - - - - - - - - __________________ Chseseburger 11 NBC SArI NOV11 "7$ Po Avenue" (16Th BILLMURRAY "My mother and father the tube. Tossed Salad Applesauce Cake ___ Flak KLOLVA 11.1$ 30 PSA SPECIAL Great moments in reosat go m51c ___ _____________ Hy I? C? S H IZt$ SUN.ONLY sot 7:45.5:15 MlkwSlake (4)CN stats vison in from her parents. But she heart and head. Nor has she credits them both with giving seen all his movies, explaining her the freedom to perfect her that Bing didn't watch himself craft. on 1V if baseball game was on _P0 -_ Green Beans ___ y 5,$on A wsallby man is hired by an off-Broadway producer to Impersonate : LPLAZA II] 730.9:30 Fish Sandwich 0• 30 a "I've been preparing for a performer.That'swhyistudjed break like this since I was a ballet for 13 years. If an oplittle girl. I like doing drama portunity comes up for a Instead of comedy and I'm musical, I want to be able to do learning from the rest of the it.,, clust. ', ivtay d't have any, of her, Mary says she learned little lather's recordings. e says about the techniques of acting his voice and music are in her taught me professionalism and Milk ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS 8 playing the All-American girl, want to be a fully rounded _______ MIDDLESCHOOL1S Spaghetti Mawshake TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 11:00 • : ,:ç.. •!,'. EXPRESS Cheeseburger Tossed Salad Tatar Tots, FForTrITa$ers Freak Fruit l] 7:15-9:15 strong. It's great not to be singing lessons," Mary said. "1 Spaghetti Tossed Salad Green Beaus Applessuce cake Rolls Ice Crem Milk or Shake LLLAZA said. "Kristin is a real bitch. during swniner vacations in She seduces her brother-in-law, stock and dinner theaters. She's conniving, ambitious and "I'm not a singer but I take ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Tator Tots, FF or Th Tat L-ials. She toured with her "It's an actress' delight," she mother for three or four years THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 Cole Slew __ bout baiwsari kav __ __ _ __ Jainss$cendIssIoComslll ....,.' A Mixed Vegetables new, affluent llfes$)4s gets him in trouble with the underworld, (A) __ •ST* ODIINSTAIRS "Whom God Math Joined" Al Chrlslmastlme, Elizabeth • cornea horns - alone and prig. nant. armersáa ,O AND THU MASID, 4.. :. Fresh Fruit Toter Tots, FForTrlTator, Milk or Shake ___ leg facts about her le a • •r* Uve coverage jiroaINidw end liar usiM,wld . go WW rwAW of allen of Taimle ProNsslon' ___ C*ismØoinahip from Cincinnati. Ohis. Live cev30 MONthS Of a *cowld Igiui '-_ -' '•. ____ ___ (2)0 PRIMETIME_UNDAY (4) ____ CONSUMER IUYUNI CTUCPNIALTh " ___ __ . SENIOR HIGH Pizza are rieponsibie for a series of k 'oumMo ants of • :11 ': FtshSaadwlcl, TheiRs. Hingle, A celebrated novelist- II1Y ouis 1 I. : p Br-ceeil keCri Cheeseburger Tacos frkmd of Ann's. (R) 0THE ROPER11111 Stanley's Irritating mother-In-law announces her plans to make peer stay with Helen and Stanley r one. (A) ., (3)0 ALICE Alice, Flo and Vera's bs are when Mal soft the dinor to a fastidious and crotchety (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "Stone" II. BONANZA "Yonder Man" DONNA FARGO 3. 4)0 PASSPORT TO PAIA___ OVIA Brent Musburger and the "NFL Today" -.._ ,, TouedSalad Jello ROHS Milk orShake EXPRESS when he discovers the Nt!ie critter apparently Hfilesa. (A) • 0 EVENING AT POPS Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pope Orchestra are joined by Henry Mancini. who offers selections her role as Kristin Shepard. Corn Pis,.a Cheeseburger Mixed Vegetables ColeSlaw Titer Tots,FT orThTatorn Caterpillar. tums to Sorrow 30 I .*I1. .'. 1114 • taoi a NIMOY Morks Joy over his new oet Bob the THEAM "I, c'udius: A God in Colchss. for" Claudius' reign has b5cOlflS as sordid arId COtIUPI iS those Of his 155S noble . predecessors. (A) ph" 11110 • ft *' am/ .. 7:30 MWDLESCHOO tocatchagangofotatlaws,(R) 3)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith Is concerned when she learns Stephanie has bow h1d. Ing her past religious training from Archie. (A) is end Ii1ØII$ of lii mile' Aim waven, Pd Serge.. 11 '.. by 1 , K K. rl'AL.SO HSA IIS p ter'ssnstefdaughter t am Canade,) / ( Whipped Potatoes Fish Sandwich House. (R) __ MHINS SJJVNNT ON NUTRI. / Ice Cream Milk policeman discovers agroup of his MwWs I.s are also cops _.- RI.p Katharine Hepburn. A canton. kerous lawman and a minis- Chicken Frank on Bun THAT GMAT AMERICAN osp, SOUND Tennessee Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and the Jardanakes perform Opry from 0 WORLD CUP TRAM FlUID c*IAMPS,ONSHIPS Ath15115 from around the word ___ compete in this prestigious, three-day International Ama. Isur Athletic Federation trick and field mist. (live from o'ympic Stadium in Montreal 7:30 '• , Mixed Vegetable ColeSlaw cally Involved with a visiting ___ THIS IS THE LPN 6:30 ItVICS ____ UVINS WORD MRIO(LTUM U.S.A. Uy anj ___ OIMTOPNUNctOImft - Cl.________ Y-" ___$ A SITTA WAY : .. '. • ____ ! NARY, / -- £ Iki DIPPIRINI t-,.i~~ IF ENGRAVING ,, $j Oven Fried Professional tennis players and __ _________ ,,, 8:00 (2) (ED NBC MOVIE "ROOster Cogburn" (1975) John Wayne, 6.30 (3D 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME ______ Road Th Evening SENIOR HIGH Pizza 0THEUTTLERASCAI.8 • NIS "Robert F. Kenn dy Pro-Colobrity Tournament" I HU MAW HONEYS 19:00 OPIEWE ___ roles on episodic TV'and one That's where I really trained and me in San Francisco away Aklhool Menu from his hit ballads. (R) C~tWs from various fields compete In this annual fundrWsft ch"c. (From Fhahing Meadows, New York) • WALL $TREET WEEK "Whatever Happened To Conglomerates?" Guest: Carol P4eves vice president, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fanner and Smith Inc. 2:00 MUSIC (2) NASHVILLE Guest* Dan WIi5%s, C0fl14 _____ (. 1:30 &s-ia P51 and heads for MSXICO. I WEEK IN "My father was wise about at the Mnerican Conservatory _____________ lives. (A) mime to convey a message is examined (A) David Wayne. Three scienlists GARDEN "Dallas," after a couple of year in small Theater in San Francisco. raising harry and Nathanial 2:00 flop series, "Brothers and and prepared. from the Hollywood influence. ____________________________________________ Sisters." "I didn't want to come to He and mother provided as Mary has hazel eyes, long Hollywood only as Ring normal a life for us as they brown hair and a trim figure. Crosby's daughter. An unknown could under the circwnstances She's the wife of music can fl op and recover because of his faint'. ____________ publisher Eb Lottimer, who nobody remembers. But if you also is a singer and composer. have a famous name they never _____________________ She nibbled at a salad the seem to forget the flops." other day in the MGM cornMary also gained experience MONDAY, AUGUST 17 Rolls (2A TWIP4).. missary during a lunch break in before the cameras in 9 or 10 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Milk or Shake 1712 3?? 7W? production and chattered about Crosby family Christmas sp and how it affects our daily Of Holy Fools" The resurgence of the ancient Christian tradition of using puppetry and girl, determined to establish accent. sons, her half-brothers Philip, herself as an actress in her own "To learn acting you have to Dennis and Lindsay. • right. "I'm leading my own exciting go where it's taught all the tim e She's off to a good start with a and not mixed in with academic life with my wonderful husregular role in the popular CBS subjects. So I studied two years band." she said, dramatic series, • CROCKETT'S VICTORY a ON" a OPIUM mined, transported and used. THE PRESS WORLD TURNS o MOVIE how the precious metal 15 0 DIRECTIONS "Companies pus. today '.hes $500,000 from the king,. Then he ran off the moat Int•r•atlng questions bsck.groimd. miNt the triamps to cms will be used In this column CANCZR (Joe.111-July n) down to a three-card ending, and will receive copIes oi 8AAR1US (Ne, 21 Getting aloag with ethers lent Dummy retained the ace- JACOBYAIQOERN) 21) The gentle, unforcefig always the ,1ost thing to do, 'Ttanner In which you ac toin sen b. able t y ceinpilab your purposes today mail a big linpreeden on pjs, ethers, which Is a phi tier you. Cliii NOW CALL 322 LEO (July 2$-Aug 22) CApmCOIN (Dec. 2$-J $oin,sl yoivs heist wanting elaol,.d •1 I1ei]d rIor 'uuu. in with ethers today will ha,. a F r !~ I % femny mj b.ne 1yeIIj favorable offset çon you today. Go ahead and urg.. SPIDER MAN . OKAY ( ' Your home and family cn are any number of the experts? Writ. "Ask rn SCORPIO (Oct. 34'Nov. ) fiM with YOU. This sisowsinthe ways to UW hend, but Experts," care of this news. ft Hog on his own paper. Individual questions on the pulse of a crowd today them today. This adds to TOUT llneJleplay.dtworoun ds of will b.answered llaccompa end trumps and cashed nied by stamped, sell-ad. II s a 1ar audiancu.' feelings of well-being and be ai dummy's "thior suit ace- dressed envelopes. The and dafld hi security. I t3OTA HOT TIPON . SPECIAL "Goldl" Camera t$1flS travel the world to show 0 BLACK AWARENESS .out and an accountant, VIRGO (Aug. 23"Sept. 22 You express yourself with) ___ CledMOSIS on how you fed AbWA individuals or charm points for his dummy play hI&tis points you should ttusvalueofwhatwear.worth and will reflect itself In your Gerber, North's four no. Now your best rebid is an popuiarfty,JIndseaIs _____ al s not on the outside. You on athnl trump showed three aces underbid of two hearts. Hog, adding at III" ("MWAPER INMPRM dwmiW -d Me tofty and M it -) three points for dummy . well. GEMINI (Msy 2Wwe 20) by Stolfiti I H.imdahl MUNCH.. blundeq creates a . ___ • AS pIabIaevsn hearts. ___ KIT "No-Fault Insurance. Pantyhose, Homebuying"(R) ME set, a mechanic, a college His four-club bid was have opened on. notrump, ___ ___ 0 biplane the boy is Interested In. (Part 1 of 2)(R) (3)060 MINUTES 0 HARDY BOYS Frank U a moto.crou. racer to protact a female cyclist whose 12:30 THE 416TH A bureau- experience, Stroud becomes a world authority on birds. 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS Guest: Patricia Roberts Harris, Secretary of Health, Education 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL I. Marty Martell, the serve as a valuable learning Aug. 27,1fl son dockin to restore an old the affection of his grand. father is testifying against organ (A) 0 NATIONAl. GEOGRAPHIC Ight Express and Charlie . is presented. 8:30 UREA (Sept. 23'Oct 23) The will be much appreci IF, _____ ___ ___ . ___ 11 . Many Robbins, Shoji. . t , Karl Malden. During his years of Impr1wrtment, Robert Except for Gary, she hardly RESTLESS 1:30 M 0 AS THE LAS is the late Bing Crosby's only from him. joy and pride that people still daughter, a fact w hich Mary "The Crosby name hasn't want to hear his voice which is Crosby she's dropped her helped or hurt my career. one of the nicest I ever heard." middle name, Frances will came to Hollywood with a good Mary is not close to her live with all the days of her life, agent who got me interviews mother. She stays in touch with She's also a beautiful young and I did the rest. her brothers, Harry, 20, who is woman of 19 and an individual "i graduated from high acting in repertory in England, quite unlike her famous singing school when I was 15 and went and Nathanial, 17, a scratch fat her and her actress mother, to the University of Texas, handicap golfer who runs the Kathryn. mother's alma mater, or a annual lung Crosby golf tourresemblance to her parents. drama department but all I PANY M (ID DONAHUE lucky to be his daughter and to grow up with him. I take great She's an exuberant, animated gained from that was a Texas knows Bing's first family of 6 ALL MY CHILDREN :O0 I would hope I am, t. learned honesty and simplicity She - (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE •JUUA CHILD so cou. 0 LIUASØ YOGA AND YOU 0 MIK Craft Her Mary bears a faint physical year and a half. I was in the nament. M 0DAYS OF OUR LIVES CA "The Sky's The Limit" An old. er man (Pat O'Brien) trying to and Welfare, i000 al* yourself by sending for Most any i th ng you do today 'T0sEANNOuNCsI) your copy of Astro-Graph • Q 2 w011't . 0 J873 '.• IAtW that begins with your becam youll wd=a m1li ng I ne-News birth date. AW'$l for 086 to dp your sleaves and By Oswald Jacoby Partner responds one acMOVIE "Theire Wn A and Alan Sombg heart to your ane-diamond Astro-Graph, Box 4", Raft complishin your talka. ed Man"(C) (1970) Kirk i opening. A Califomia reader City StaW4 N.Y.10019. Be an vi i r ~Wuglae. Henry Fond& After an date. Mollo's Hideous wants to know the correct to specify blj.tJ TAURUS (fl 20-May 20) . "gsap.d prisoner dies of Hog uses a special point rabid, There is no correct bites, the W$rdlfl The nice way you treat people countin which he adds three rabid. With a balanced 16 f I=E MYSMF ' I PO k THINGS LIKE XANPER . ALEXANPER ___________ Wee King, featuring Pearl, the Collins Sing. Red Stewart, Stella AJ3 by Al Vermeer EVEN ALEXAN YOU'RE PEPR295EP PER THE GQTI AM N Lupus' negative (A) co.,. Guest: Alan Arkin. COUNTRY A special ito country western sing. won't err Uld today. _____ there nddiplo,today,ao Is anybody you'veyou been sig will 7° Your j ____ wanting to say eomethh • now is the time. Find out more• ARIES (March 21-April 19) Pass Pass Pass __________________ STUART. I KNOW -"') a count. So ¶ti "Hog simply West North EatS Sseth claimed the grand slam. 2NT Pu 4 Pass 4 NT Pass 7 1 I ____________ _________________ Alcatraz" (1962) Burt Lances. doWds on his ability to 100 (2) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY _____ a ____ (3) MOVIE "Birdman Of plonship playoff for the (1]) PASSWORD PLUS 6GOOD MORNM AMM 70 12:00 . 000 •FLDIDA REPORT FO OTBALL Pitts. AQUARIUS (Jait. 20-Feb. 19) (IC NFL This coining year offers you 1:00 S teilers it Dallas the chance to expand upon your Hold fast to your values of )0 (2) RACERS collection of ithadflotbeenthatWa cgs MOVIE "RIOCONSUMER BUYUNE ___ 0 MORAL ISSUES You'll realize anew how much' " very bad player, had come promises to be extresneiy ' (1971) John Wayne, rr. IE "The Andromeda joy and happiness gg , . tive BdteT k O'Neill. A former CM e dia. , Strain" (C) (1971) Arthur Hill, . bring you. . W officer seeks revenge on hm* soum AT ALL YOURBIRTHDAY ble and without any apparent pain. Even the Hog would have 76 . red.(A) BAD NEWS BEARS Buttermaker's dream of but hilarious Army composed of a talent spades u quickly u poasi- Q" Q _____ -. can do, the happier you'll be. 12:30 ROW 0RYAN'S HOPE (2) TODAY are examined. ghter Mary - (4)O SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 8:30 rearing of their young and their AFTERNOON before they can be For Monday, August 27, 1979 three small ' (1) NEWS NEWÜ relationship with othw animals always manage to get However, expert East had 32 I) BIG BLUE MARBLE By VERNON SCOTT HOl .IXWOOD (U P1 MINDREADERS (3)00(12) NEWS •SESAME STREET (R) tOO GD G CAPTAIN KANGAROO •OVER BABY 8-25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MOANING FLORIDA The Ostrich" Courtship, the for two bank robbers had been forced to blank his dIscarded his (1) 6 FACE THE NATION 0 HOGAN'S HEROES BEW CHED au D ng ' s Petfecting 12:00 CA (12) WILD KINGDOM "Land Of 4:30 Bi AFTERNOON TODAY ØØ MOANING ANERI. 0 WILD KINGDOM "Export. nmt On The Ocean FloorMarlin experiments with porpoises. 5:30 NEWS MIKE DOUGLAS 3:30 0 FAMILY FEUD 7:30 (1) CBS NEWS O3O MINUTES 11:30 CHIPS Jon and Pooch ogramming may due to pledge . 0 BEWITCHED 0 MARTY ROBBINS (1.2) MAKE ME LAUGH WSESAMESTREET(R) 0 ANTIQUES 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) 00000 MORNING FLORIDA pr elayJ d THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE €1) MISTER ROGERS (A) 11:30 own 6:30 (. jsec NEWS a cruise. (A) 11111:00 (1)(M WHEEL OF FORTUNE breaks. When her mother goes away on he mainland, . kIng of wades In order to retain both the diamond and club queens. thf. u ID HODGEPODGE LODGE 00000 MORNING AMERICA •USAMESTREET(R) 5:00 THE GONG SHOW OOENERALHOSPITAL (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 PLEDGE BREAK Regularly sc (4)R FRIDAY MOANING 7:25 6:01 can friend Sharon moves in wi th the Pena family for a week t Youngsters contrasts the tyles on t he seacoast and 54 - - for_you today. You can expand profit in things others may t their concepis in larger ways be aware of. Guns could be 1-1 than they could envision. made in prIain ways. - - - - you ou can se, poor East As • K 864 5432 • 432 Iu_ 1EU_cbV.,IF- IT WA&tr R)R A ni) (6Jjj.j .:_y:Jt ooiiow SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. CANCER (June 21-July n) of those days where brightideas of others This is merely serve as a starting point you should be able to sW a "Sky Pirates" Two brothers and an ex pilot stop a gang of thieves from smuggling the Napoleon Diamond across t he English Channel. (A) be 11:00 (2)if2) HIGH ROLLERS (1)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY (A) 7. ) (4)00 if]) NEWS 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 (12) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 0 QUE PAU, U.S.A.? "The Encounter" Carmen's Amerl- ouwo PEOPLE'S 8PE. "The Land. The Sea. The ,. The 21) 600 A0RON8 AND COMPA- 7:30 BRIDGE • A K 10 A K 10 EAST ___ tC ________________________________ Rt aroun 0 0000 MOANING FLORIDA (12) N_I0H_0R 111:00 a' . 376 _______ -. J- AQJ7 / _____________________ - WIN __ _____ ___ - - d more b' _______________ ' -- / (I 0NEE HAW Guests: flflY Paycheck, Dkey Lee. LAWRENCE WELIC CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (July 23,-Aug 22) All It 19) Others hold you In high will take to get you into full gear regard today and they will be t is -involvement in an AT willing to back your ambltlons enterprise that has large -. with thetr resources and good potentl Big projects ____________________ queen-jack of spades, The will. Ask for assidance If you you and with them. Hog held one spade and NORTH I.2.* minor suit jacks ____ I CANDID CAMERA 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY i FLORIDA death of his fiancee. (2 Hrs.) (3) MEDIA MOUNDTABLE 0 FOR OUR TIMES 0 KIDSWORLD 0 ZOOM (A) ioo of •A.M. WEATHER 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI 0 GUING LIGHT 0 WHAfl OELECTRICCOMPANVR 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN GUNSMOKE €1) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD sou.ws LOVE OF LIFE KA @ 0 MASH (R) 2:30 ANOTH ER WORLD 10:30 6:41 8:30 if]) F-TROOP (1951) Edmond O'Brien, Polly Is daughter. of the l 6:30 set Boulevard." Bergen. A cowboy avençes the ROOKIES Ryker befriends ng girl who reminds him io.o 0 THE LITTLE RCAI.8 author of "me View From Sun. C2) MOVIE "Warpath" (C) CBS NEWS long as you can spend your The commentator; Ben Stein, 10:30 NEWS sover;al fun activities on your situations. No one is apt to top - WhIchtheyperforrn.( lI2Hrs.) m DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE FLOWER SHOW © CARD SHARKS A" IN THE FAMILY (A) ON uo A CLASS PORTER WAGONER building sand castles, and the 6:30 NBC NEWS confronted by competitive agenda, rather than jnst one, 41 45 146 49 sharp today, especially when becomes skilled at eluding the law in each town In PffiNG UNE "The TelevIslon Machine" Guests: Dorothy Fuldhelm. radio and television adjustments of a young muscu. lar dystrophy victim. (A) Its. Your curiosity about =nothing time producUvoly today you,n you've been eager to know be happy. about is to be utiafled you from being bored, so get an today through inf0rMetim h0m early start doing what needs to a frIend. Ask key quedloni. be done. ________________________ - _____ 9-26 ____ LIRRA (sept. 23-Oct. 23) As Fields. Judith Allen A troupe ot in Virginia, making grit-sickles, eduled programming may delayed due to pledge Your mind is V5 47 fall and might be wise today to have 1 i - 27 28 J29 . 40 . - _________ 26 30 0. ; U - ____________ I BETTY, "OUR DATE IS. HERE! - pionships from Ft. Lauderdale. Florida. 10:00 0 STUDIO SEE Hang gliding Regularly 9:55 UPBEAT 6:11 C)cERRREL Long Course Smming MOVIE "The Old-Fash. IM ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 6:01 birthday. MW $1 for each to your3olf today. you can get Astrsph, P0. Box 419, along with anyone 4 Radio Qty Station, N.Y. 1X19. enjoy your companionship. Be sure to specify birth date TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 20 21 MOi1 I - andLew Arch. for &00 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the National AAU actors detectives Sam Spade, PLEDGE BREAK 9:30 SINGING JUBI- ioned Way (51W) (1934) W.C. 0 THE AMERICANS "The ate Eye" John O'Grady Is real-life counterpart of fic- by sending ARIES (March 21-April 19) your copy of AatroGraph It's not likely you'll be uneasy Letter which begins with 7°" lit whatever company you fIjd . I - THE. ;BORN LOSER 1 about yourself - ii pal 1945 NS Sunday, Aug. 26, 1979-7C T LEE 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 6.0 ___ 6 S EVENING . 14yt Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (2) GOSPEL vp M C NIGHT O - Ei L: ____________________________________________ SIGN? HOROSCOPE T .S; ;,~ -~~ WHAT IS THAT ______ M U N A L I SI _____ TAN ON 4 Wight FITIOL si 45 Dwelling le ____________ K E ! UAI I. 8 Weath er :' 'ii 49 Lumped FKI$ $A NU L L _______ bureau (abbr.) 51 Sticky stuff ______ A5A NAN 12 GeorgsGersh. 52 Sanction • _ I. A P NA.T wins brother 53 Singer Home 0P IKF 13 Adolescent 54 Roosters i 1oUA For nday, August 26, 1979 14 Jail (Brit.) mate To i $ _0 A N i T 15 Ice fishing 55 Story AON T A T t gear __ I N $ ____ 56 Fateful time T1 Oj Pj FjI 911118111 16 City in The N IF y A A L I F for Caesar Netherlands YOURBIRTHDAY f ft' needed _. V N V U L N A n1 18 To sew with 57 Mao L AU$N, AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. 19) im lung 20 Smells 17 Schoolroom 40 Dross COIflpllIMflts 21 Fish item anne1a wMth U I lead today will be greatly PY 41 Man great DOWN 22 State (Fr.) a 19 Day number open UP this Comin wealth expect 24 Doesn't exist gpredated because of your (p1) 1 Billboard year, and yield large prilts 42 Sound of (cont.) sincerity. You won't butter 23 Gear part (p1.) dismissal 2 Indian 26 Angers One of these may come fmn 24 Missile anyone t with shallow praise. 3 Alacrity 27 Uniermine someone for whom you have 43 Island in the 4 Cisalpine land 25 Brogan 30 Yeas Msditerranean done a favor 28 Point at stake 5 Sown (Fm.) PISC 32 Creepily (Feb. March 20) 27 Incidental in 44 Battle 6 Minor 34 Supervisors th Improvements you can make to formation VIRGO (Au8. (Aug. &. 7 Noun suffix 35 Frontier 46 Good (Lat.) enhance or beautify your 8 For coloring 28 Beverages merchant corxfl6TCial Ifl&tteTS Your 47 Words of surrounding are the types of 29 Fire (prefix) 38 Intermediate 9 Sadist dlncts are sharper than denial (prefix) Marquis de 31 Become tasks YOU should devote YO today. Play your hunches 11 rr less 48 On its way 37 Verdant stern time to today. The result will be feel they're trying to tell 3'O 50 Biblical .39 Coin of 10 Sop 33 Swift pleasi ng. Mexico 11 Bakshe.sh 38 Saved something good. Learn snore character VCUR I . Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Thousandth 1 Bishops 42 Enclosed throne automobi HE WOUND UP IN TQ HIM' - 40 Cry ACROSS Young I___ ( - by Chic (ATHAPPENED HAPPENED TO T1-4E TOUGHEST ROOSTER , NTHE ORLD? CHICKEN JO(E5, ' CHARLIE' (SuRE Sunday, Aug. 2, ______ . - . •.............. __________________ ,• . , . _-I '%L i1 . ________ :- I -'ijq ir .1 1.r -' -_.-_- . I - -* ________________ ___________________ -I __________________ .. ' la'................... __________________________________________ - -- -.S -.' tr*J-r-t-I-- ... _____________ -:. '-...-. .•.,--. .-.-----, 5- Wr-- _______ .' ___________ ___________ '- C _________ • -- ________ - - _____ ____ __ .. _____ ______ ___________________ ______________ --''' .'. T'-' - '' - S • '• • . -' " - T.i ,,, . •, . . m . _---. . _______ - . . .. . .-_.-- ' *•-. - - - --- _______________ _______________________ ____I _____________________________________ I . . -. -. -- - -- -. .. - ' -' it �IC-11venlrq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stjfldjy, Aug. 2, !!! . .Trappers Are Out For Alum inum At'23' Per Pound Continued From Page 1C on cans. I make about $10 a aluminum that people throw "and I drank all of it." money left over. Six months of red-haired grandmother arrow on the scale goes around singers of the local Sweet Eleven-year-old David swinging a 10-pound sledge confessed to using her grand- heavy bags are admired and Adelines. Mrs. Korgan said In exercise, though. He is week." out as junk. But you've got to 1981 the local chapter will be unemployed, young and has a Before the truck arrived, grab it as quick as you can." Sierputowaki lives at 610 earns Davis $27 for the 117 son's wagon to haul scrap to their owners congratulated. One man lugs from his station hosting three state conventions great tan. "I go out every day to Sims walked slowly around the There are a lot of trappers at Briarcliffe St. in Sanford and he pounds he brought to be market. Each bag goes to the scales to wagon a discarded aluminum in Sanford. The singers will public trash cans. .1 ask per- lot stopping frequently to pick work these days and many has a ten-pound sledgehammer. recycled. About 30 groups and inbe weighed. The weights are barbecue grill. It weighs in at perform on risers and they cost mission to get them and It's up small objects and dropping people actively pursue their lie uses It to flatten the cans he items to totalled and payment is made. better than 70 pounds. The $1300. good they can be recycled. It them into a small cloth bag. "I metallic prey. Others simply collects. dividuals brought in "We're saving to buy risers," David's father jokingly sell. Cars, trucks, bikes, trikes Eyes watch the scales closely crowd oohs and ahhs this prize helps keep the place clean." pick up pop tops, too," he ex- bring in what they have pershe said. "The girls bring their He has been making his plained, but the dedicated sonally used. "Them four claims he is still owed $20 for with large baskets in back, but the group has a friendly air trophy. rounds for about six months. "A aluminum trapper also scouts there's mine," boasted a Lake his son's bicycle. Davis Is station wagons, and even a little about it. Many people see each Sanford's Florence Korgan is cans to practice each week and few people save them for me. Ifor venetian blinds, pipes, old county man pointing to four supposed to pay his father first red wagon were used to bring in other there week after week there representing the Sounds I collect them. We've been don't have another job so I rely lounge chairs, and "anything pillow-case size plastic bags, and then he can have any the 23 cent-a-pound scrap. A and become friends. As the of Sunshine, 54 golden-throated getting roughly $8 a week." c- MONK I August 26, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 0"r,C4 41Pt/, I'I'V mem A5ED 70 Maw A 11171,5 O/5(D )A 1il4) SO HOW cw 70 a 80aTIS5! 1 j aM SZ4 TcfF 4S7?/ 7M5 W.L46 ')'47 &W .2flIR '40 5XCI77M Th5T4Mm75 70 7.'E 4L. $EA5'Lffl55 C' C4r5C0 t14'L4T? EM SNJOX -L - .. . p., 7 V ¶11 111,44 HIS FIRST DUTY IS TO ANNOUNCE EACH GUEST AS THEY ENTER THE PINING HALL AND HE PERFORMED HIS TMIC WELL tW1L SIR WAR1OGUE ARRIVED, THEN A CLEAR YOUNG VOICE ANNOUNCES, 01 AAV LADY w7 iLl om GALAH IS QUIETLY REMOVED FROM HIS POST IN FA)R OF A MORE EXPERIENCED RAGE AND THEREAFTER, SPENDS HIS PAYS LEARNING ALL THE NAMES, 1TTLES AND COATS-OF-ARMS THAT IDENTIFY THE NEIGORS NEAR AND FAR. - -w - 80 GALAH 16 ALLOWED TO ROAM AS HE PLEASES Y*IEN OFF PUfl., A W,NOEROUS PLEASURE WHEN WW PESP!RATE kN ARE STARVING. 826 NEXT WEEK— flwgsr 14 1 F 1 ft �sr "Mo - :4E S ew AW BITTEN BY A sQAA'OACTI If Aloftlr 70 fmvrrw ' riV:,I , CR/.iWE WAYF - hAEvy. __________ ____ C A FEW 14OW CAN lwww IT 'S AN F,# ~1 FOR VW on" rAwaNrs W TO /AT =21 CANS F ONLY 60 WIL.L X SMASH FOR HER TIlE BORN LOSER __ by Art Sansoni • - ( L. ) w5Ho S IT • - LJu5T..,AJF-)F --- - z mc r---, 7URNEP AN I ibkT ULP Sritoy i*.i.i OgJLY A -• __ • c'r' e.rsr ENTiRE HIM' J -THEWAFW CO6rUMW FEAM, I 5I-N' 2 7W MOM" AX HERO •5;j, LO Ar ___________ I _ L ___ I • C4I • • r t 4M - 9aoRrwj çf1 BRIGHT, BRIGHTER, BRIGHTEST DEAR 14ELOISE: My room needed a little class and something to hold books So I got two Identical small soft drink boll I*s and some fish tank gravel. fi lled the colored : avel and now I bright bookends. Lois Powell, Age 13 And i have a bright hint froma bright reader Thanks, friond . NSISIII ___________________ 16~ - - THE RPS ChW I just got back from wedng reception and saw DEARHEOE1. C0 what I thought was the mat fantastic Ideal After the weding, I have blue tweed carpeting everyone was following each other to the reception which was that is wall to wail and the dog held In a relative's home, had an accident O It. The MW 111 1$11110 11110caravap tosad fthad stuck several stakes in the color faded, leaving an un $treef with all the cars bat Ne ground with big bells and sightly yellowish spot. see know the streef address, ribbon on them to show us the O e day, n I took two shades WWO pH takIng edde.. path. of blue crayon and just kept wikh hesse It was aed e Nothing Is won, than trying going back and forth on the was gsksg to fled eat when I to find the right house, spot and It disappeared. No spied a big while wsddlf,gbell especially of nlghtwhen all It one would ever know It was stvck to a mall bu. 0 takes Is something stuck out there. This must be the place. Thin by the curb for all to on. If It should reappear after a to show the guests that ltwas What do you think? time, I'll Just crayon It spin. around in the backyard, they Helois. Rose labor - _____ ON 'p14J pippMR X Wr m,,a io ts A1 A S • WR WN VA AST lIT MS ND Tuvosso AND •Ap • G*.pto Ai ir'vii S 7' I 2 / S S S T S S S I •. SS --- • • ii • S • S 1 •.••.:. •, .• • .. • • • . .• •• • ,• • J •1 •. S ' •.: PIOGYSPAINTERS DEAR HELOISE: SV• Old blouses and shirts for children to use as cover. ups when finger painting. Protects clothing and allows the youngsters more freedom in their activities, Peggy Smith DEAR HELOISE: plastic topping arid we at. DEAR READER Needing a narrow coffee tached wrought iron legs and. s your corI.wrnn. U UP YOU table, yet quite long, we came put molding around the four up with the Idea to use. leaf sides. Sprayed the molding like , share a PU• a.. a from a table that we no longer black, "me as the legs. Vollal 40edien or flip, a sugges. • write care this me have around. ove y jay,,. newspaper. The leaf was covered with a W.T.S. Hugs, Helelse - ,, ,, • - -- - - .--.------ ,, 77 . !dp= NO ONKIS LOST IN THE SHUFFLE DEAR HELOISE My family enjoys playing cards but my brother and sister have a hard time holding the cards. So my grandmother made a card holder using two tops off of potato chip can* and two buttons She took the tops and put them back to back with a button on each outer side Than, the sawed the bu ttons together, going through the plastic. it worked great and beat buying those expensive 'ones In the store. . K.K .. Age 12 - - • 4' 4 - , •. . - • S - .•. •* ,, - • r __________ , S •7 - . I •-$ .. - . 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A. - _ w -i,-... • -'_. •.. - ,-#• 1• •lS - • I -•'I - ... • ii ' 4 WEE PALS- kid øow•r 'D ljl*lbWpjTsJODo - UHAVEAi) BUT bft N4D R5cUEbTA MCK cie WEE-SOPS cEflAcA1E N4b A by Morrie Turner CARLTON CAT ThM!NE D TUE PUSSYCAT"' WAS OF MELVIN MOUSE MEAL PLACE WOULD: c__YOU I YOU'LL __WAVE R"IN IN IL 7000114AT MEOAT FOR YOURSELF, AS SURE CARLIOM WAS 61 eur Pt.VIP4 WAS AL.WA7S TOo Aw MR CULTUN arm 4L BE FINE RND NUrA OM Wr CARLMM Ir DAY4 ONE S14OULD BE 'JI =WS I'VE TO= T A 006 OUT OW! _ - .7 so IF YOU WANT TO BE — YOU! YOU'LL TAKEST14E YOUR S0400LWORK NSULTS "OUT DNS, 14E MEW Twa WAP GONE MAY '• - - - • - -.-------- p •. -•, \ - - - - . - : • -• I I • - . - I S • opdpw -: 1" - I - L_:_ pm -_L — •i-__..•.____ --- — - - --- S _____ �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(, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I 12'a14'.....,....,,.,.551 No,10074 ,),,..,..13S,N ______ . 1/T'x4 xS'COX(4ply)... $14 W'*4'*8'CDX... I ....)LN x 1N1.31h1tVlNS would continue to Insist on Young resigned after it was revealed that he a vote on On raolution, Bishars, nodded and said, misrepresented the meeting as a chance en. counter to his immediate "I think so." Ho H wever, - !' e vote. - • 45$ . • . I • not paid because of our non- donations we received." plcklng'tip IflhIChSfldj . an. &*my is 0- oft!@ for a offm dwoe. Manigimont fS$IIVIS tlii right to limit qusnelliss on - scisI eals msrthsndjN I -- - - SANFORD -. %.' *. ..- • . - • 1 •-- " ' - , .t• -, • . - I I I. I I _______ • '', ••• ..'.,, I ___ - without the help of grants to pay the dancers." ° . -1 - - and 4 no, Drivers voted 145 . I4; :( . , • ,) •.. .. ' - ..• '. 1. L - ...• . - .:: - - •. 4, .0 -.' ' - • *. • '. . . . - • • - -• 1 • .- • ing • . - , . ••• i • .. •' ' V •• f• • ; • ' . - ' --- -•------- ' --i- ' . . - -.---..----- • -r~*_ I ir __I . I `1 I . I % i. - -. . - __ _4 - . .•• ______ _ . -• __. •. - • .. _ - . --_ - . _ . . _______ ___ II I Seeks 11 Rich Quigley, assistant to The Altanionteaward istobe "It is ridiculous that aveting Sanford City Manager Warren used for scholarships for day group sits down and two with a . Knowles, remained firm today care for city children. majority vote completely onhisrecominendatlonthatthe "I ckni't think we need to whitewashes the third," city thallenge the method used challenge this," said City &enstrwn said. He added he ,'. by the state Department of Commissioner John Morris wants to learn more about the r.1-01'* ..' Community Affairs in today."I'dmuchrathersee the situation and would like to see it ' allocating funding for special $2,500 go toward some human discussed by the city corn. 4. .. f projects in Seminole County. services than I would to see It mission. I 11.~ .:L - .t 0,~T:.`;.',1 "I donot think it is the state's go toward material changes in A county spokesman earlier ~., ".) , .1'.. . intent for awards of the grant sidewalks simply because they this week said the county will 4'. .. *- II MOW to be decided on the have been mandated by the .4 # .. ,.r not compete with Sanford and basis of how the applicants bureaucracy of the federal I ,I will help Sanford gets its fun. vote, he said. ding for the 18 ramps when Sanford earller this week was " would rather addition al funds allocated denied a requested 20 for money go for 4C -; ruIIPI for the handicapped in sidewalks in the downtown to the county by the Departthe downtown Nction of the City Sanford torn up when they don't ment of Community Affairs in .% . ' " '. ' - . .• - • ,. ' of the fear _ • •. : • I1111! 11! . . .•. - • -. • . •' : ,.' - . I - • ) . : -'--- • government, are - •: ____ - Seminole County rspreaen. - from - . rhuj1,l _____ . . Quigley said today the aq of IT WILL 'is1 iii a - Boti ei'lIU,s had applied for Altamonte and county statewide basis." "Our chances $17,410, the entire amount of the representati ves have combined are slimmer in January, if ve grant to be given for all forces thaqueezeSajgoed out of keII have any chance a nu, ite Seminole projects. A corn- j program -DONNA ESTFI said I. • •. ' ' Corn- said ftIs the second time that "discretionary based on a god nu'J.," bYPsy Meanwhile, City &i PN w i IM. title if this large wan pslc S i le reached 'IsuI" fo ved (Pa distbewallsltMehaadbsfle.art at $14.41 MheSprligs RIdRNLIkSCIIIStYP$rkQuRedBagR.sdaear r.ceived$3,*. em no . recei - - ,• - by - a Theos*y award 1stobe ______________________ , of 5111069110 , , Ste' . ' ,. . • - - y 's ' '• ,,., - ___ • He, too, said the Performing demonstrations for both dance Arts Company is a "more companies. Funding Challen e ••" 0 0, , helps for the ___ ft wohàasass are 0011' ii ft 11"M of US -, - ti. icioci bias - not so easy for Sanford Ballet." dance company's donation Students in Seminole County because It would allow all are the dancers who perform in elementary children in , QU I • "I = very 0mod *6 ill of am (unim)oit aw Enest Cowley, chid 'itMok th,volisi..a ia1 - • School board member Pat thing," Keeth said. "I feel it's Telson said she favored the • .:. , .1 ~,~ contracts coetuted • • . III •73O.1OOMonyesnisu,y - . .. -; with i almost on call during the other people got it," Kroll said. community that supports "They didn't ask for it so now position to go to the schools they are complaining because "The one dance company we William Kroll said he felt "the awarded a certificate of ap"I would venture to say 8 to 10 percent of the budget is in gave money to is the one who $8,100 is very well spent." predation for lecture- ';" p' iWOv.d thslr, tidallv team 0J mguqi1 school bud i, usii _ " professional were in a better considered alloting funds for order to be excused from school perience of live dance and the 4 the Bus Educational Clerical no, • - schools, he added. request when it was examining falt these people being the budget, Kroll said. supported the I. • '. 9"! ot!4M10, Inc. tentative contract IVISflIIOt between the Asaiclatise I .• . ..I _______ Csp isis, Asgist 31. fr$MISisl.1I5, workIng mothers. Dear Abby 7A Weather ., ., . PV,*Wji - . . . 'I. : T 4 - -._. - ' ..•. --.. . ..-. -.. _' ...-Go ___ - -. - -- • I U - tA -::r. . It ft - •.. - Greomeas1d. The S"ek *dica$lss ". Dennis Hearn, general grants," the former ballet asked for It," said school board Ontract, '.. .1 •,. - flat "',t.'1717~t`7"~-,--rw_"R - Tl '' manager of the Performing daqcer said. "Another 62 member Allan Keeth. "They _t~,;,' ~ V - , "' .'I' ~:,~;"r ' .. !,4 ' t weak to prs the __________________________________ '. • - -. Av enue •IJ$ E . for a . flJO 1 . . ~. , , I 1. • • I • .• . - - - - . . - rn; ' - wei4 • • •5 U 700 • •• :.-... -. 11 _'A The dance company's budget the Sanford Ballet G uild had the to perform in the dance lecture history lesson that goes with possible professional for this year is "just under guild approached the board for and demonstrations. it," Mrs. Telson said. assistance. dance company to survive $20,000," Hearn said. School board member Last year, she said, she had : CtIItOfl'41S . .., ~ . regular school hour and do their profit status. It is nearly im- " ad dw leachers! wAft 7% sehod bmd Will momw raftiod Athat and "r" 6 three Monisy when itIsgIp,ft.dtoeIeIg th. .;. . ,: the Ballet Guild of Sanford- Seminole County schools to be paying any of the dancers," Council of Florida, he said. Seminole. Mrs. Scott maintains exposed to the fine art. "Our company dancers, Hearn said. "We were still School board members these students must achieve "a "it allows for every child to although very professional, are losing $40 even with the o contacted said they would have high scholastic average" in have the ucational ex- respond y to a Question rumors that Arab am bsssadors . overnig1 ht • .0 .u$CIIU a ALI- superior, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. D1 .j...,ara u.. ' " e discussed in general tam . nothing more. did not " .- __ ' W. have lAst year, the dance com- pany visited 18 elementary company as 'professional,'" said Mrs. Scott. 'Professional schools. means the dancers are paid for "The average cost per per. their services - that and formance was $90 without eachers 'ehuol anaunsnt kv Is to work. WIN . now = or slah So 0 . . through I I -.. - ____1 I . When asked If the Arabs HenM8 Writer Seminole County teachas voted CreSts additional 5$0S9S space In ur homier Workihop. $tsI,- - • .. server at the United Nations, - I. . -. I _rf , ____,,,Y . • I to "Our primary goal is to reach mentioned the other dance '" ' ............2IS •:'. • several school board members son studied dance." --- ! -.: - p .. Ballet Guild at recent local school perfor "Our blood boils when Hearn said.''Even 0. J. Sirnp- thedebate (on the Arab resolution) is in WV UIV$4 A everybody." - ,,I . :, '•••.••-.-.l legitimate need for the funds. misconceptions about dance," 1" $PUAftUC1i,uuu * - . . (1101 him as poem - - _____ • . a table the dance company's lunch," Hearn said. saying, "I think post. oil / 1'x4'*8'....,.,,,..IN *jpusug uUWw.. azfli,u...i.&ur - any negotiations during the meeting July 26 with 74M Lahib Terzl, the PLO ob. W.1.ae mid it N%F VV ER - V`XV`.......... 989"M at" to F"aft *#T4WN, W# It" X1r ............. 06060.011 110'JI151"* NW f" IlrXicro........ #**#Goss 01111 CM14rpwL I 46 Bishara stressed that Young did not engage in Pa.tegjnian pisce.....J." • '- - _____ III S ' ..W vestigate whether it has a young people and correct any Arabs would go ahead with their effort in the U.N. Securdy Coulldi today to ixib for a vote en their resolution recogniving :. ,. meeting, aii Bundle . - only once during the uvWeefl • - -. request until members in- emous horns pmlsctsa or Professional Sq.Ft. 1.1$ ,,Sq.Ft. 3% *15 1OWW *15 3% - u '' P IIjPoIvessSran.msl. 101.14 * Each 3" * 4".. . .. . 4" * 5".. Ns. 14106 . - United States. ~ 99 ' cerning his Arab move p U.N. resolution. Palestinian lAberation - QM t10 UW for nurn. s 1=1169 IIfiS • - : -' ! board of solid ' WWMW ..... - rm" •, SYPIUM WAUJOARD WM11 AIR much as • S 'I., ho AIMT $51. 3.mmouss ',' - U - ' • also said that Young BWwa, on the ABC-TV program Good Morning America, also Implied the Bundle u. U46 NO.20 35 8' • I ' 1, - 20 Yew "a'er PM ..325 F pi.c. 8x150'OxelOfloMe.h.41.S1 ____ Standard gauge vinyl a6ssW 12" x 12" iii. In PP20 Si$na iS a. B., • ' Covs.....,........... 8' lflSldS COIlS', . . s... . . SIC ' 51*10' Ox 8 10/10 Mesh - 6.75 ..... 7 Csslrin ! • - . Arab nations and the Abdallah Yaccoub 20 yaw Warranty .ais. 1 1 holds the lam I .i Bundle 3466NIIL_A1$ Avellable In Wallnuto Pecan, Bwch, White or Black to match most wall concrete. ________________ .p •--- 47 through fifth grade, Hearn said. percent is earned income and 30 were doing it for free for six or professional" iiuui 'iu saying Young uttered only Ofl sentence throughout the meeting. 6.09 - --i - company than ourselves in our super com. Ile said the $8,100 donation will percent is board membership, seven years so I an, a little the Sanford Guild. munity-oriented ballet com- help pay for the $12,600 those 54 advertising and donations." disturbed over the hubbub." "It's like comparing the PRUY which is supported by performances will cost, he The dance company has The school board's action Orlando Twins and the New 42 4 • reuIve4 a at waa ,ted'*i .o in- . payers.* We nave áuppedthe $15,000 from Edith Bush teedasgra "Vie figured tn "a single 1ftheSaniord guild had ed community that supports us." out to 42 cents per student, Charitable Foundation and franchise to a single Outfit" to for assistance, the school board She asked the school board to which is less than they pay for about $17,000 from the Fine Arts perform in the elementary would have considered that bessador, In whose house Version of the meetIfl, 15 Yew Warranty Prsflnlshod .• pIAy - . - • Andrew Young met a ative, today give his - sthools for 10 years, Mrs. year,the dance company will oken veto such a resolution, expected to Organization represent- ROOM IHNIKU 34O N.. fl5 •••• NEW YORK (UPI) Kuwait's U.N. am- - - - I. Arts Company, said the dance company had performed for the elementary schools in the ~ county for the past six years. "We have asked in the past for donations of $50 per per. formance," Hearn said. "When cent," she continued. "We pride . • ~j, --- Colors. 1.29 PIece anodized Alumi- • the. White and 1/2" *234" *8' Bass,,....,, 'LW ' 1100m 0 Adhesive for 10101: slIkig p ''''.' .. item 81114 - IW~ Sealed down by the sun against wind and was. "to x 56# x 7' Stop. *.. 6 # #. 3/8" x sit' xe' s' 7/8' *7/8' *8' Outslds Corner 9nV'x I % " x So Con ...... 1.39 0.25 . ..... Al * l6 'X1"*8'JnsldsCorner . 51 0 - Scott wrote. perform twice at 27 public "But then again, we did not schools, to reach an estimated ask the school board for one red 19,000 st udents in k indergarten S 0 ...'our blood bolls# ! ~., - _~ * ,.k During the 1979-M school L11 Off a final vote "if the price Is right." The Price, he said, "is to be measured not in Sentence 1 AMMUMUL - Lash . - '1' - generous remuneration for our sound equipment and ballet r performances which we have accessories, he explained. Ut I "W. 0 4 .. tlemat in the area based an tbe 1r. Cuing and . suffer Gresilk Surfer . 9 mid it would "constitute a confirmation and consiecration" of Palestinian rights. t 1* ' - - "There must be a comprehensive set- doUars,butjnU.S.recognjt1ofofpa1estIn I 8 (j(J . • n Twom ieuid the PLO would . - , We have to pay our dancers " -'!U *-''. Other expenses include in- ~All*it.,`-' ;7 -,0~: -- '-i - - . , We cry that it is not e .s surance, transportation to 4. I Seminole - receiving such costunies, costwne designers, ; , I . ;.111 I Arab ht. Abdel Meguld, supported the resolution and I "11 dubbing the other dance company as "professionals." A PLO official said a showdown with the The Egyptian delegate, Dr. Aluned Eamat _____ the Ballet Guild of Sanford- itwasfeasibie,weperformed Seminole, In a letter to The for free. The difficulty is we are Evening Herald, said she one of the four professional resented school board members regional companies in the state It was a meeting with Terzi that led to Young's resigning his U.N. post. But diplomatic sources said postponern with delegates still awaiting butructions from their government, was still possible. - M.8 million budget for 19779-W. Ile school budget is expected to be adopted Monday following a public hearing. peace treaty. :v;, . .dS 4 • While Israel, Egypt anid the PLO stated their Positions Ambassador Andrew Youn an other U.S.delegates, who were frustrated . in tWir attempts to put off the debate, tried to arrange a Postponement of the vote. Discussing the situation with correspon. ___ Birch, WNW or Black. • He denounced the PLO as ,,international criminal3''and sald th e en tir e 11mischievOU3" debate was an attempt "to maximize the "hopeful," but later said nWiftletant holder. Canopy diaineW 4%", height Boo. Extends 5',. CMRM board unanimously pproved the funds for the Performing entire Wdory.11 I I ~ - T1* resolution affirm PalestWien rights to "self-determination, national independence and sovereignty." -, : , :0.:::~ "greater opportunities for autonomy than . Choose Walnut, aside U.S. - $l.715.7 Fluted ass with Black These ffmk*W are flUN)IL Will not Chip of splinter. recent approval of $8,100 for another to perform in the same public schools its dancers do free. The Seminole County school Yehuda Blum said the Camp David accords offered the Palestinians ! . ___ pleas to postpone discussion of the resolution, debated for two hours 7bursday, then ad. journed without a vote. ,, .1- _. 1 .% Security Council, brushing . A Sanf ord bailtguild fuming over the school board's Israeli Mnbaisador . 4 ,5-1_ ui Herald Staff Writer ANDREW YOUNG Near veto. OUtdoor U9IMN9 FIXTURE MOULDIN$ with thess lightweight panels. In Pead White °' ftn mi et Sectuity Council vote today on an Arab. thei inahenable national rights of the backed resolution the United States vows it Palestinian people," Meguid said. Will guaranteeing Palestinian rights. . "Wr , ", . MEA _r, a ~7 Protect your outdoor IMng brM$ . UNITED NATIONS (UP!) American withdrawal by Israel from all occupied Arab diotnats are trng to head off a crucial territories sin 1967 and the restoration of I *I I., Chemically treated to resist wood destrOylngkisectsandrot. f Umalmmm :m7 INE Grotflo I - 129 Reg.Price(piec.). ..... ..... 211 0 G .. ". ~.-A o e- Veto 29 FURRING STRIPS .. .... .. ....45C 48l28O)-Prjce 15 Cents BY SHARON CARRASCO '1 9.. 1 X 2 x 8" P1`988UF9 Treal0d 9 0 Per Pound ..... 3 USPS •• - 8d or 16d . • :• Reg. Price (each)...... : ................. 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Reg.Price(each)...4.,g r. I. •.... *&k.. _______ - ?:- - •, . _______ - - - -_-•---- - -i-. - •- aw 3AU -- = . ______ -• �2A-EvInlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 24,lfl Th ree Iniured As Car Battery Explodes WARI r U w w Mexico Says It Won't Pay Clean-Up - MEXICO CITY (UP!) - Mexico has flatly rejected a request by the United States to help pay for the millions of dollars in damages from the massive oil slick spewing from a Mexican well that is fouling the Texas coast. The Mexican Foreign Ministry issued a communique Thursday night that said the government turned down the American petition. The communique also chided Washington for not giving Mexico time to respond before making the request public. The State Department said In Washington Thursday night it would comment on Mexico's decision today. The runaway Ixtoc I well In Mexico's Campeche Bay has spilled a record 1.91 Million barrels of oil since It blew out on June 3 and Pemex says it would take until the end of October to cap the well. Mondale Leaves For China WASHINGTON (UP!) — Vice President Walter Mondale left for China today on a mission he said would lead to a relationship "very similar to relationships that we have with other major powers of the world." "We have a full range of objectives we're pursuing on this trip that broaden and deepen relations between China and the United States," Mondale said shortly before he began the 10-day Asian trip. Mondale, his wife and their party left Andrews Air Force Base in nearby Maryland at 8:50 a.m. EDT. "We're now in a tough process, a very Important process, where we are truly normalizing relations, so that the relations between China and the United States will be very similar to relationships that we have with other major powers of the world," Mondale said. "That's basically what this mLsion Is about." Auditor General Ernest Ellison says the Cabinet, acting on the recommendation of Harmon Shields, paid $1 million too much for environmentally endangered land in central - Carter Concludes Cruise Down The Mississippi ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN (UP!) — President Carter, concluding a 659-mile riverboat cruise that drew tens of thousands to the Mississippi's banks, has restated U.S. support of Egyptian-Israeli efforts as the way to peace in the Mideast. Although expressing surprise that Egypt turned down a "modest" U.S. proposal on Palestinian rights, Carter said, "We've put our eggs in the basket of a negotiated settlement that starts with the Israeli-Egyptian treaty." Carter arrived in St. Louis today after a cruise on the Delta Queen that began in St. Paul, Minn., one week ago tonight. Day and night, Carter went ashore to shake hands, or stood on the catwalk and spoke to people who had come to see him more than 40 times in all. - Soviet Dancer Defects NEW YORK (UP!) Soviet dancer Alexander Godunov, one of the premier soloists of the Bolshoi Ballet, is the fourth major Russian dancer to defect to the U.S. in recent years. The whereabouts of the handsome 29-year-old dancer, who asked for and won political asylum In the U.S. Thursday, were being kept secret today. Godunov had been appearing in New York with the Bolshoi since last week. He is the first member of the prestigious Moscow company ever to seek asylum. His wife, also a Bolshoi dancer, did not defect with him. Energy, Ho using Pace Inflation Rise WASHINGTON UP!) - its monthly analysis of inflation percent all year. year at its current level, it upward by only 0.1 percent financing a house purchase Americans got no relief from that directly affects the wallets The administration has prewould be the worst dose of following a similar 0.2 percent jumped 2.7 percent, reflecting oppressive inflation last month of all Americans. dicted inflation will finish the rising prices since the end of Increase in June. increases in mortgage rates. as consumer prices shot up The pump price of gasoline year at about 11 percent. But World War II. —Transporation costs The 6.2 percent increase in fuel another I percent, the govern- has gone up a whopping 42 most economists say even that jumped 1.8 percent, mainly due oil prices was the sixth large ment reported today. percent in the past 12 months, gloomy projection is conserva• The Labor Department said to higher prices for gasoline gain in a row. the department said. live unless improvement begin its price index for all urban and new cars. That index, Clothing costs declined by 0.1 Once again, energy and The overall 1 percent boost consumers stood at 218.9 in which has now posted nine percent after falling by the housing costs registered large was identical to the June inThree days ago, President July. That means good and straight months of large in- same amount in the previous gains in July but shoppers crease and meant that inflation Carter told an Iowa radio services which cost $100 in 1967 creases, has risen by 16 percent month. Medical care rose 0.7 benefitted food prices. from moderating at the consumer level has now audience he thought Americans were priced at $218.90 last over the past year. percent - about the same as climbed at an annual rate of would see "the inflation rate month. —Housing costs rose 1.2 during the preceding six Gasoline prices at the punip 13.1 percent during the first turning around and start going Here is a rundown of con- percent, the sixth straight months — and entertainment soared by 5 percent while fuel seven months of 1979. down again" by the end of the sumer prices in various double-digit advance. Home prices rose 0.7 percent, sharply oil costs advanced 6.2 percent, Monthly gains have ranged year. categories during July: prices rose 1.2 percent last higher than June 0.1 percent the Labor Department said in between 0.9 percent and 1.2 But if Inflation finishes the —Food and beverages edged month while the cost of increase. LARNACA, Cyprus (UPI) — A 28-year-old student hijacked a Libyan Airlines Boeing 727 over Libya but surrendered without a struggle minutes after the plane landed at Larnaca airport in Cyprus, a government spokesman said, There were no reports of any injuries among the other passengers and 9 crew members. The plane, made an emergency landing at Larnaca at 11:30 a.m. (5:30 am. EDT) after the ollot radioed he had only 10 minutes fuel left. Police boarded the plane soon afterward and the hijacker, a Libyan student Identified by an airport official as Mohammed Athmuna, 28, surrendered peacefully. ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) Melissa Feidler, 14, says she and Rufus Bostic III were just friends. But her school principal thought Melissa, who is white, was romantically involved with the black youth, so he expelled her. U.S. District Judge Oren Lewis ruled Thursday that Alek Lee Bledsoe, a fundamentalist Baptist preacher and principal of Marumsco Christian School, had the constitutional right to expel Melissa because of his suspicions. Lewis, at 76, one of the most controversial federal judges, ruled the friendship of the two 14-year-olds violated Bledsoe's religious tenets against close interracial relationships and justified the expulsion. It was at I am. on AUg. 24, 71 A D, when tcie ,000 residents were startled by the explosive eruption 01 Mount Vesuvius, a vine-and orchard-covered hill overlooking the city that most residents never even suspected was a volcano. More than 18,000 died. No special celebrations are scheduled to mark the 1,900th anniversary of the tragedy. Stefano De Caro, superintedent of the Pompeii excavations says there just was not enough money. CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UP!) — The odds against it happening were Incredible, Gonzana and Sky Lustre thundered neck and neck down the back stretch during a Thurday morning workout at the Milnerton racetrack. Minutes after passing the finishing line still tied, the two stablemates dropped dead. I am, readings: tern. Port Canaveral: high, 1:13 a.m., 1:21 p.m.; low, 2:43 a.m., yesterday's high, 11; 2:0 pm. barometric pressure, Sill; Bayport: high, 2:31 am., 2:41 relative humIdity, 13 perceM; p.m.; low, 1:47 am., 1:11 p.m. — — U W. U*T1Ma YUKVAT Forecast: Variable SL perate, 71; overnight low, 73; CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. the radioactive elements In the Powor,çt1p. Iday ac14snt were uncenYjortda were InvestiIII trated onto a pin head,'a person today the second accidental standing one foot away for one discharge of radioactive hour would have received a material into a holding pond in dose of radiation equal to about the past week at the utility's Crystal River nuclear general- one-one-thousandth of that of a chest X-ray. iflg plant. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Y. So bs Rec oIling Murdered Famil: RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) presented himself as a man who MacDonald's testimony pro- scene In a manlier reminiscent with sergeant's stripes, "startquiet and I didn't hear Colette."'-' Slowly, reluctantly, Dr. Jeffrey can't help but number his duced some tear-filled eyes on of the Sharon Tate murders six ed to awing something $nfotd at me. I Mac Donald leaned forward in family and the ,u8ig in 1170 they the jury, although the presecu- months before. MacDonald, his head hanging ; Mffiony aim. is •' raised my left arm up and got down, then recounted hew tie his ch a ir and began reading a were killed, ADMISSIONS lion appeared to be less Imoiscwauis MacDonald claims four In- hit, I believe partially on my found the bodies of his wife and:: letter from his wife Colette, To escape those thoughts, he pressed. truders tIres men and a arm and head at the same time Children. Sindra L. soil Sanford: 'a written seven months before said, he worked 7010 hours a th Today Arch Plnkky oseprosecigor, were woman wim said "Acid is and I was knocked back onto "All I Cirmln Hofteclaw remember is a lot of she and their two daughters week, moved to the West Coast to get their chance to crossgroovy, kill the pigs" P101111 A. ReiCh . Jifli1 F. Kirkland were the couch." blood," he said. were beaten and stabbed to and stepped up his running to examine MacDonald and press reponMbleforthedea Willie W. Soufflirland Jr. : cis.s J. Rita ()fhjg Jsp,nJfij' L, Hsrrison, AtamoWi thIll He said he then fought the o. s. , denib at their Fort Bragg more than five miles a day & the government's claim that he wife, Colette, and daughters man with the club while th øst,ona e two but the memories linger and killed his family on Feb. 17, Kimberly and Kristm ZdMW&kL Dellona 09111111110 cow, 001"a other men, both white, were voice as haunt. ?mi Decker, Lake Mary Ch*lusMu,rIh, Of~ City 1170, and then setup the crime MacDonald said that him- stabbing him. Eventually the Wilson, (ski Mo&o I" Hazel Strum, O inss C" to read each of six special dreda of times in the past few buck got free and "I vichy Resin.. 011110 leverly A. Sar$stson, thought memories Mrs. MacDonald years he has waken up suddenly that there was the distinct r100mg.d hi the letter to the hearing the screams of Mrs. pouiblitylwowdbekwed," (u$psi.issi man he Ma dandKlmberly,just said. scho as he did that night while he "The next thing I knew I was At one point he covered his The Seminole Pony Baseball Park Dr., from 1 am. until 6 was s$e,pthgoss th,coqch. Telephone service to the L.kb: y, Aug. 24 1171— Vol. Na 3 ly1ngonthoranti face and cr d steadily for a wi hold regi ration p.n. MaryQtyftallwasknockedo . "Isawsosnepeopleatthefog was aymW 111yalley, oscW w rw SaWwd NinaI very quiet," MacDonald Thursday afternoon whei' half minds who she told of. for Its winter league season Boys and girls ages 7 through of the couch," he said. "I either said. elI* N, Frsoca Ave., t story hi bid written her and Saturday at two locations in 1$ should trb'4 birth certifk ate thought or said, 'What the hell's ugttni stk teI Sicind -t:: "My teeth were chattering pole k "DG ou remember?" Sintint and $10 in. hind city hail, city, going on here?... What are you and I thought I was In his te4hnony Thursday at Registration will be held at going Into Councilman Pat Southward.. ,, , The Isugne 1U hold games astholes doing In my home?" shock. The of my wile said today. his triple-murder trial, the Swgarul Parkl em lOam. astil Saturdays from Sept SM.* lyMaiti W1. U cai Mum 11W ifltuItL isaea y., $ eMil He sild me of the men, a and lUm came flooding back The service dill had n fanner Green Beret physician 2 i'n. and at King Sspply. 2134 Dec. l been black who wore a eld jacket and I realized the home was restored at press time today. — Want to earn extra money? 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To meet FPL's recommended Watt-Wise standards, glass should be limited to the fulk)wing percentages of flxr space: clear, 11%; tinted, 13%; reflective, 13%; and shaded glass, 15%. (These figures apply to single- ------- City Hall ie purchase of Perdido Key near appraisals, he said, because "they might not represent the open market and have been companies EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! pane glass.) But the more efficient use of glass is just one of the features of a Watt-Wise home. Others can Inc hide an energy-saving water heater, higher-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, proper insulation, and more efficient appliances. The Watt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more io now, but in the long run it costs a whole lot less.;=IML FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Accurate with figures? Like to most the public? slams 73. from the state's $7.8 million REFLECTIVE GLASS REFLECTS UP TO 80 -19/0 OF THE '. SutS RAYS- • __ resulting — — £ohgHtivId estate commission He also charged that UNit's Beaches and Shores closed its eyes to several coastal construction setback line violations. Those criticims became public through newspaper reports earlier. The Lower Wekiva River criticism is the most sigificant new revelation, partly because one of the experts blasted by Ellison is Robert Viele, maverick DNR appraiser often called In by then-Attorney General Robert Shevin and other Cabinet officers when they weren't satisfied with a Bureau of Loans can be arranged up to S50000' If you own your own home. Condominium or mobile home and lot All homeowners qualify including widows re tirees and even those rejected by banks or loan Montgomery Ward sold more MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) A championship softball match between city police and sheriff's deputies Wednesday erupted into an argument perforated by gunfire. Several shots reportedly were fired In the parking lot of a city park after a policeman pointed a pistol at the coach of the sheriff's squad during the city law enforcement championship game from 12:30 to 2 a.m. Wednesday. No one was hurt, but Police Director E. Winslow Chapman Thursday said the Internal affairs division was Investigating the matter. showers. HI& meedy In the soalli winds arond 19 knots 7bere have been a few calls to offered through the Florida "Unfortunately, we haven't arson came nine days after the ly low Os. Lows In the 71s. today and Saturday. Seas led the police with information Advisory Committee ti Arson had many calls. anonymous. It is like are urged by officiali; to contact Nothing which blaze, following the Crimewatch; you can collect any of these agencies: Variable mostly southeast and in loss, Wiada sad seas higher concerning the Aug. 1 blaze that Prevention for information would lead us to a suspect," examination of evidence the reward without having your osath wiada ii mph or Was but near scattered thu.ders$.rms, killed Sanford firefighter leading to the identification of said Bernoaky. — Florida Advisory Corngathered from the smoldering name revealed," Bernosky mittee on Arson Prevention at pity near thudersh.weri. William Lloyd Price, but persons responsible for the fire An 11-man investigating team remains of the burnt out said. EXTENDED FORECAST (305) 843-7900; Bali probabIlIty II percent nothing disclosed thus far has which destroyed nearly a composed of members of city, Seminole Pet Supply building. Persons who wish to donate tiday and Saturday nad Si produced any suspects, Sgt. square block on Magnolia county and state units deterThcida except northwest — Orlando state fire marshal': "One of the things ldon't feel funds to increase the amount of percent tonight. at 423-66; Partly cloudy wftk scattered William Bernoaky said today. Avenue between Second and mined the fatal fire had been many people realise is that we the reward, or SAIVRDAY TIDES those with inthundershowers were A reward of $6,000 has been Third streets. — Sanford Police Depart deliberately set. The finding of will keep their name complete- formation ncerni co ng the fire, ment at 322-4141. er ft Dsyts. Beach: high, 1:0 num ous In the a orns.as. am.,10p.m.; low, 2:31am., Highs upperllst.mldIls. 2:11 pm. Len Mainly Is dw 71s. L. director, split a $208,000 real Pensacola and it wasn't dis- closed publicly as required by state law, Ellison said. -Gunfire Mars Police Contest — ___ chased 240 acres of Levy County land from Shields for Gulf and Western Corp. at the same time Shields was working out a massive land swap between the company and the state, Ellison said. And the taxpayers paid for Shields to go to Jacksonville to close the deal. Three former state officials, including Randolph Hodges, Shields' predecessor as DNR HARMON SHIELDS LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Glass. than 200,000 Franklin stoves and wood furnaces during the past three years with confusing and potentially dangerous Installation instructions, the Federal Trade Commission said today. Ward's has agreed to notify consumers It will relocate the stoves or install heat shields free of charge. Consumers also have the right to refuse the repairs and get their money back, have the stove removed and the room in which it was located returned to its original condition also free of charge. cloudineU through Saturday with scattered mainly at- Tarpon out 0 miles tonsil and evening thudes'- Varloblo mostly .ontbeaat and $IMNO(.l MIMOI As. HOSPITAl. public records law. FOR ANY PURPOSE! S Stoves Could Be Dangerous -- -----out II miles, Cape 8b1 to _ _ Springs No Suspects Yet In Fatal Sanford Fire HOSPITAL NOTES real estate market, professional real estate appraisers on my staff are of the opinion that the (Department of Natural Resources) negotiated the purchase of the Wekiva River project based on a value estimate which was approximately $1 million in excess of what was indicated by the market." The criticism is one of dozens contained in Ellison's audit of DNR from July 1, 1977, to June 30, 1978. Many of the criticisms have leaked out and been reported publicly in recent ... $2,500 to $50,000 where the pontiff is scheduled to deliver a speech to the United Nations Oct. 2. The archdiocese of New York and U.N. officials both regard John Paul as their visitor, and each has a full day's agenda of activities in store for the pope's one-day stay. That discharge was nt water coolant pump. revealed until Tuesday and a No date has been given for the company spokesman said it repairs to be completed, but was a result of an apparent company officials said they operator error. expect to restart the unit A company spokesman said if Thursday. Doctor The three appraisals submit- ted to the Cabinet by Shields, State audits are generally then-director of the Depart- confidential until the agency ment of Natural Resources, under review submits its contained "serious deficien- response and the whole pack. cies," Ellison said. age is released by Ellison. "Based on an analysis of the An Atlanta businessman pur- "In my opinion, none of the appraisals was sufficient to justify the department's use of them as evidence of value in recommending the purchase of the Lower Wekiva River properties," Ellison said. Of the seven sales used by Viele to arrive at a value for the Wekiva tracts, only two were "acceptable arms-length" market transactions, Ellison said. The others were not acceptable because they were to agencies with condemnation powers or were sales of "a nonarms-length nature." Sales to government units or agencies with condemnation powers should not be used in Your Credit Is Good For NEW YORK (UPI) — Pope John Paul H's upcoming goodwill trip to the United States has been causing a lot of III will among all the people vying for the pontiff's time. The power struggle Is especially fierce In New York, - WFATHER questioned. Florida. Ellison said In an audit prepare a response to it. released Thursday the state Landers released it late Thurswas taken when it paid $3.7 day after getting an advisory million for 4,500 acres along the opinion from Attorney General Lower Wekiva River in Lake Jim Smith concluding it probaand Seminole counties in 1976. bly is covered by the state Need Cash? Power Struggle For Pope A spokesman confirmed A spokesman said the Thursday that 27,000 gallons of Wednesday discharge was even water containing a small less, saying if It was concenamount of radioactive elements trated on a pin head the were discharged into the radiation would "be like being holding pond Wednesday with- in the Florida sun for five out first going through sam- minutes." piing tanks. The plant has encountered a Last Friday, 82,800 gallons of number of minor problems In water containing radioactive the past two weeks and was elements were discharged into shut down Saturday to enable the holding pond. repairs to be made on a faulty Stablemafes Drop Dead Shields endangered land proposal. Viele was instructed to conduct his own appraisal of the Lower Wekiva property after two other appraisals were HOMEOWNERS: - , •• months, however, and helped build up the pressure which led to Shield's resignation from state government two weeks ago. The audit is tentative and is being studied by interim DNR director Jay Landers, who must ea Friday, Aug. 24, Judge Sides With Preacher 2nd 1t Nuke Site Vesuvius Eruption Date rIch cWiis* TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Skyjacker Gives Up POMPEII, Italy (UP!) — Exactly 1,900 years ago today, Mount Vesuvius exploded over the streets of Pompeii, turning the pleasure retreat into a fiery killing ground but prerving Ii*sct a rqmarkable example of a awiti inuie LunC ou y R NAnON IN BRIEF Faulty wiring on the passenger side of a 1969 Pontiac has been Sue Ellen ReDoutey is suing James P. Haas, an Altamonte determined as the cause of the fire which injured two Seminole Springs dentist for irreparable damages" of her mouth and County firefighters Thursday. teeth. IA. Bill Bethke, 31, and technician Mike James, 23, received According to the suit, Ms. ReDoutey came to Haas' dentist treatment for acid burns after a battery they were attempting to office in March, 1973, for diagnosis of her teeth. She had continued• disconnect exploded in their faces, firemen said. her office visits for treatment for six years when she filed suit.. Firemen said the two had arrived at the county's maintenance Haas, who is licensed by the Florida State Board of Dentistry,: division complex on U.S. Hihwav 17-92 after a passerl1y rt., led has one office in Altamonte Springs and another in Longwood. a car fire there. Paul Pratt, 20, a county maintenance employee Ms. ReDoutey claims Haas diagnosed her as having an overbite. received first degree burns to his left arm when the battery exand requiring orthodontic treatment. The woman, who was under ploded. Firemen said Pratt was attempting to move his motor- and has incurred and will incur medical expenses to treat tliàse Haas' care between March, 1973, and March, 1979, claimed "the Injuries, cycle away from the burning car at the time. condition of her mouth and teeth had not improved." Instead, Ms. The owner of the car has been identified as John Marriott of ReDoutey said in the suit, her mouth and teeth "had been totally Harold VerPlank and his wife, Christine, have filed suit againSt rural Seminole County. Firemen said a short circuit somewhere and irreparably damaged" and Haas' negligence is responsible. Colonial Penn insurance Co. and Dollie M. Stire for personal in the side of the vehicle started the fire. According to the suit, Haas breached his duty as a dentist by injuries sustained in an automobile accident. "failing to exercise that degree of knowledge, skill and care" in According to the suit, Ms. Stire, was driving 'her car on State CIVIL SUITS his profession. Road 46, west of the intersection of that road and Range Avenue. As a result, Ms. ReDoutey said she has suffered permanent The following civil suits have been filed with the office of She collided with Mrs. VerPlank's car about 2:30 p.m. on March Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking injury to her teeth and mouth, causing her serious mental and 3 1978. damages in excess of $2,500: physical suffering. Mrs. VerPlank claimed Ms. Stire's negligence and carelessness Charles E. Soedoer and his wife, Leah, are suing Government in operating her car was the cause of the accident. Employees Insurance Co., Eugene Macgeen and James T. Gertrude Crew is suing Florida Jai Alai, Inc., and Cincinnati t.,s a result of the accident, Mrs. VerPlank claims she suffered Macgeen for personal injuries suffered in an automobile accident, Insurance Co. for injuries she allegedly suffered when she fell in serious and gi ievous bodily injuries in and about her neck, head the parking lot of the fronton in Fern Park. and limbs, According to the suit, James Macgeen was driving west of According to the suit, Ms. Crew visited the fronton "as a In addition to her injuries, Mrs. VerPlank said, her eyeglasses State Road 436 in Altamonte Springs when he collided with a car driven by Charles Soedoer. The accident occurred about 12:10 and wrist watch were damaged from the accident. VerPlank, who business invitee" on Sept. 29, 1978. While she was walking to her car, she tripped and fell over an wiguarded parking lot divider. was a passenger in his wife's car, also suffered bodily injuries and am. on Aug. 21, 1978. Ms. Crew said she had no advance warningof the "negligent" broke his wristwatch in the accident, the suit indicated. condition of the lot. As a result, she suffered injuries in and Macgeen's negligence and carelessness in operating his car Both husband and wife are suing for damages for injuries and about her body and ill pay medical expenses to treat those in. caused the accident, Soedoer charged. As a result, he said In the medical expenses incurred now and In the future. juries, the suit contenJed. suit, he suffered injuries in arid about his body and extremities IN BRIEF For Oil Slick Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Address City ne % - State Zip I Ask your budd"Aout it, UCLIP AND MAIL TODAYUU ...- - _4 , -. I. - - - -. a - - ...-.. . - ____..-_• .*_- - .— _______ - ,,...........................................-P, -- .... —. . . . . . .. ............ ...... r- . : '-'--s-- �Evening FlemM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2811 or 8311993 Friday, August 24,1970-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. 9 proper placement of children In school programs, problems easily can be solved by disbursing food County school district. and clothing, while others such as child abase The survey team, which is headed by a member of take longer to heal, the state Department of Education (DOE), recently Marie Taylor, social worker chairman, comparescomp this year's survey, Harris said. Results her career to missionary work: should be released In about six months. "You see a call to do It. It takcs a special kind of Harris speculated the survey probably would person to understand people who have needs. It's recommend the construction of another high school aiway been ajoy and satisfying toieip." within the next four or five years to meet student Tuesday, the Seminole County school district was noPulatbon demands. granted a $12.5 million advance grant to finance the high school's construction In Lake Mary. He also anticipated a recommendation for five to The high school, which is scheduled for cornsix new elementary schools and maybe one or two pldlcm In the fall of 1980, will relieve Overcrowding middle schools, but advised "this Is only In the southwest corner of Seminole County. for needy children, But their duties don't end there. They lend a listening ear that doesn't shut off after 5 p.m. Some Roger Harris, assistant superintendent of business and finance, said the new high school was recommended five years ago by a survey team Uwt assesses growth and building needs of Seminole some he. Their duties Include assisting needy families, BySHARONCARRASCO President Carter's order to save electricity by keeping the temperature no lower than 78 degrees in air-conditioned buildings has been sort of a sleeper In his energy program. Many Americans t didn't wake up to what this means until the aiim. mer heat struck with full force. Coastal areas should have been able to cope with such an edict without losing their cool. Natural airconditioning units, the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, manage to keep the temperature within a cornfortable range most of the summer. All one has to doto enjoy. the benefit ofa breeze ls open a window. But there's the rub. For years, designers of new public and commercial buildings have had a tendency to put people Into chambers more or less sealed up except for their doors. If there are ';wlndows at all , they're only to look th rough. We don't hold th is against the architects. Energy was the least of their worries when they buil t these .. hermetic palaces. An engineer at the console of a . climate-control unit could produce weather made to order for the comfort of the people Inside. The :'.heck with the consumption of kilowatts, which f Of - - - places where the only relief comes from air conditioning. A $10,000-a-day fine for lowering the thermostats below 78 is his ultimate weapon, but One which the government so far Is not prepared to ::use. If that, too, is the wave of the future, it tainly would help If the window across the room weren't as Immovable as a brick wail. ___ Survival WASHINGTON (NEA) The elaborate the being fashioned to explain all the real and Imagined causes and effects of l'affaire Andrew Young offer little more than reafflrmatlon of Washington's First Law of Summer - ____ __ ' / _________ Survival. That unofficial but Irrevocable law holds that beCU5t so little of consequence happens here In August, whatever does occur is embellished, 5 ____ S / ______ ______ - embroidered and otherwise exaggerated far beyond reality. I Congresshas recessed for the entire month, theSuprerneCourt Is gone for the whole swuiner and President Carter's entourage was floating ____ 'e _j_• b ____________ ___ ____ _____ ________________ ___ ___ I11I ____ - S EDUCATION TODAY overlooks one. But It Is surprising that he should suggest that "Black American English I his colleagues of the lower courts are lax in their homework, and that he should be himself so vague as to precisely what his own court has decreed. among black and Jewish voters. The decision, of last July 2 In Gannett v. De By PATRICIA MCCORMACK But obfuscated by the almost byzantine ac Pasquale, was based on a case involving pret rial ui Education Editor They also talked some about disadvantages lii counts of complex national and International The teacher, giving a test to a little kid, this tests for children whose main language is prâceedlngs. But the arguments for and against ramifications of Young's resignation Is the day says: public access came down to specific cflSpanish. In trying to restructure a picture stittio.i mundane story of a subordinate who caused his "I'm gonna be showing you some pictures. vocabulary test from standard English to plc findings language on trials, period And e as stated by Associate Justice Potter bosses to be humiliated because be didn't tell Some about kids and, some about other things. tures fitting the backgrounds of children from Stewart for the majority, made no distinctions: them the truth about what he was doing. "After I show a picture, I'm gonna ask you Puerto Rico, they said they had to: "The C on stit ution nowhere mentions any "If Young had given the department a com- some questiou about it. Ain't no right or wrong of --Change a picture of a hotdog to a tomato a 141" and, honest accest of !h tranid au us ki•toa uleliete, a w - t'. pij1 I The Ayatollah Khomeini is right, or course, 1~1 Is like opium. As he says, It "stupefies "rsons listening to it and makes the brain inactive ,- and frivolous." .:: That's why so few people smoke opium. When there's enough music to go around, who needs the . _____ ______ ____ ______ S ___ _____ ambassador today," says one State Department and girl sitting at a table. There are books on the Hotdog, knife, waffle, polar bear ChiPifl%)flk L court Iiistices can reid. They don't need Iespper assistance. Insider. "We've finessed our way out of far more e. weren't as familiar to the children as the other is t U htei justice difficult situations In the put when we knew saw the ban as apThe child, 5, looks at the picture. The teacher items. only to pretrial proceedings. But that was what we were dealing with." plying cont inues: In a separate concurring statement, not InAnother diplomatic source suggests that "Look at all the books on the table. This Mary New national focus on the need to help boys corporated into Stewart's decision which Burger Young's fatal mistake was placing Secretary of and her book. This John and his book. Who book and girls who speak "Bl k English" ac came a signed as one of the 5-4o-4 majority. State Cyrus R. Vance in the untenable posiuonof dii? Who book dli?" while back In a courtroom In Detroit. Memwhile,A being unable to command a truthful report of a A stranger sitting In on the test scene wonders U.S. District Judge Charles Joiner there ruled Jr also has ssociate JceLewis F. Powell heard from. He has repeated key employee's activities. if his ears are playing tricks. the school board In Ann Arbor, Mich., had to his view, also been stated in a separate concurrence, The flap begin on a Saturday, when Newsweek "Why Is this teacher making all these "take steps to help teachers to recognize the at since the decisi on was based on the queried the State Department about a mistakes In English? Teachers who talk like this home language of the student and to use that language of the Sixth Amendment, dealing with report that Young had held a substantive are the reason schools are failing In writing, knowledge in their attempts to teach reading the rights of accused to a public trial, the meeting with a PLO representative In the New reading and speaking," the stranger says to skills In standard English." York City apartment cia third diplomat. 00rights of the press wider the Fit* himself. The ruling, which has been both praised and question mendment Is still open. When questioned about the meeting by C. The teacher is using what now I. being called criticized, is expected to make waves In schools So it goes on the Burger court In all direcWilliam Maynu, assistant secretary of date for "Black American Vngjjti", ft Is different from with black children nationwide. tions. international orgen'sation affairs, young on" what an u Jobnnles and Janus hear and see Thiscortisfrequentlycritcizedforconfg a disingenuous reply. "That was not a lie," he they're being taught to read and write. The examples of Black English at the start of rather than clarifying I later explained, "It juad waen't the whole tfldlL" ssues and 'fli Is a codrov.rs over whether or not this story are from a test designed by Dr. ratthan or for rilslflg (tbe following Monday, Newsweek puNished "Black EnglIth" should be treated as a separate L.wnau. ft alms to spot children who speak $Jjg problems f lower courts. a The chief justice would appear to be going out account of Young's "Inadvertent language, or simply regardedasbad English. Black English. of his way In the present Instance to provle meeting 's with the PLO official. Onthe so=Whatever, there Is no doubt boys and girls who Not all black children are In that class. Some day, State Department .pok.unan Thomas speak "BlackEnglish"at handicapped speak both standard and Black English. As a Radon told reposlers it the dapai'trnect'i daily j class and when taking teds In standard result, they can manage teds and books In There area lot of things Warren Burger woild prus twisting that Young's encoad with the AIom That indudes Intelligence standard PigUsh. S Wi, to change In addition to the relatlonsMp PLO representative was "an accidental teds which blacks daim WS geared to white, Dr. Lewnau said the "Black English" children between the courts and the press. tflIdI!" Ifl$1III5Int Of fact. middl..daaa culture. need special understanding and help in early He has long favored a restructuring Of the U Young had 'id We superiors about a The d ifiruices between "black PI4ftth" and grades If they are to make the traneltion from Mew system which would relIevs the caseload matter of less Isderad to the news m.dis, the school igftil' -- childim to coming the Black P.ngjlsh to standard English. .,. on Ida own court by creating a now, serI. , ,e bSUI quietly s'Uos" schools for the ftr iep.clally city She believes her ted will help schools do what supreme court. And lately he has been after tile s, en "imfostunats muon. schools, were noted by language arts experts Ju* Joiner said needs doing find the kids legal profession to upgrade the skills of trial deritanding" or 'breakdown In corn. r In New who ned help: skills almod to translate dan- lawyers. mumleetism." York City. dard English to Black and vice versa mdli they no Inetitidlon, whe Now he Is zeroing in on the constItutional right ther a private cci' Dr., Florence D. Wiener and L. Elaine Lewnau get the hang of it. to jury trial In cor'plIcated and prolonged dell or a public agency, can afford the adabout whether dendardIsedteets Without such help, Dr. Iawnauand Dr. Wiener cases. He observes that no body dl 12 ordInary amry of having an employee's psraan Personal gi,,, rngu] r g11 are MOW and unfair to said many such children these days are graded citizens can be expected to pomas the dK*P %*I1Ce1flbsrrA. 11.Idferthe cti Jo.ninj and judged below their true ability or spsctali,,d knowledge required to comprehend edire orp'atk,n. ry groups notably blacks and His. mislabeled for mod Of their school life., the inn and lagal rules involved. - harder stuff? The ayatollah should look at music from the positive side. Why are Americans so docile when have to wait In line to buy gasoline at $1 a =on? Because they can listen to music on their ; car radios instead of thInking up ways to get even with the Iranians for cutting back on oil production .:.fld raising the price. :' The legendary King Canute once commanded the tides to stand at . A lot of good it did. The ..ayatollah might as well order the nightingales to atop singing outside his I Music lovers who are easily stupefied by '"Scheherezade" and "Kismet" know that the and of Islam Is where turbaned heroes and w Lru jeductiveprincesses sing to each other and dance incessant eta. It couldn't be the scene of the ., 'riot, executions, terrorism and other disharmony "'they read about In the papers. The Ayatollah 'KhomeInI should let composers and musicians 1iandle his public relations. 'd accomplish more. - -, - . - - - _____________________________ Bud Ø. StRRY's WORLD - 0 - JACK ANDERSON 0" 0 0 ; . 5 .• 'Fake A , 'rthrit , s Cures Delay Research - . ~ 0 S I . 10 S .11 I . . . A . • . S - --.~~, ;: . .i : t' __ L 0. C, 0 0 o . ' QN; 'V "Th.c 'l*biS,cum*F' .' S ' ___ __ • :, (, r 0 S ___ • S • ' % •' . S S S "5 leaders. Bowen, who is attending an education conference at Seattle, said Thursday he will was not guilty of striking the policeman. At the time Knight was coach of the United States team in the Pun Am Games. He claims the officer actually struck him during the practice session at a high school gymnasium. However. Knight said he about the incident in Knight's absence. Remarks made by the judge afterwards were interpreted by observers to mean that if Knight showed up in Puerto Rico by Monday to give his personal account, the prison term would be suspended. "1 have not asked for Bob would not return for any reason. The coach was vacationing in Montana with his family at the time of his trial. Knight's resignation as head basketball coach and I do not want Ihis) resignation," Ryan said in a statement. "His deep Earlier Thursday, IU President John W. Ryan and Athletic Director Ralph Floyd said the resignation Knight tendered from Montana would not be accepted. concern for Indiana University in making such an offer is appreciated." Floyd said the events in I'uerto Rico should not overshadow the fact that he is an outstanding coach." Rae Gets It hasn't recora onto the Orange bowl Eagles will play "a majority of far as field. They had a perfect record the game," according to a Dick Vermeil Is concerned. in the 1976 preseason, but then spokesman. "I originally thought we'd be finished the regular season with Larry Csonka and Delvin . better than we ,,ere last year," a 64 mark, worst ever under williams will line up at running said the Philadelphia Eagles Coach Don Shula. back for the Dolphins with coach, who took a long look at In contrast to Vermeil, Shula Durlel Harris and Jimmy his football team over the last is pleased with much of what Cefalo at wide receiver. Regu. 'week, "But now, I have some he's seen this summer, particu- lar Nat Moore, who suffered a .questions." larly last Saturday's 21.10 back Injury early In training defeat of Minnesota. camp, returned to the practice Vermeil doesn't like what he "We were anxious to see field this week but isn't exsees going Into tonight's some offensive fireworks and pected to play. preseason finale with the we saw some. And our defense Miami Dolphins, Miami will dart second year kept therm off the scoreboar d "I just don't think we have until late in the man Bruce Hardy at tight end, " ',;ttt good 1 a football team. I said, replacing Andre Tiliman, who ,n't think we've progressed With the regular season- was sidelined for the season by ,5:ensIve1y at all in the opener just over a week off, a broken thigh bone at Mliirunning or anything," he said, both teams plan to give their nesota. Backing up Hardy will The Eagles, a playoff team in darters plenty of game-time, be rookie Ron Lee of Savior, ..lø78 for the first time lnl8years although they will give their Wilbert Montgomery and with a 9.7 record, lost their first younger players some work Cleveland Franklin will start at two exhibition games, but then ohm five more cuts must be running back for Philadelpha outscored Baltimore 31-17 last made next week, and are expected to play most .week to up their record to 1-2. The Dofphins' quarterback of the game. Harold CarmichaThe Dolphins will be going for Bob Griese could go as long as el and Charles Smith will open inly their second preseason 'three quarters and Ron Jawor- at wide receiver with Keith "eep, taking a 3-0 exhibition ski, his counterpart on the Krepfleattlghtend. MIAMI (UPI) 1 5 - ts - - ' a 11 '. " Bucs ( ' - 1 411. S f TAMPA, Flu. (UPI) - "I want to see how the game Veteran quarterback Mike Rae goes," McKay said. 'I want tQ 4 will start the final pre-season see what happens.' . ' game for the Tampa Bay McKay said last week he Buccaneers when they go probably wouldn't play some of against the Cincinnati Bengals his star players too much on the Saturday night in Cincinnati. artifical turf at Cincinnati in Rae has played the second hopes of avoiding injuries and .; half behind second-year man said Thursday he doubled Doug Williams in the first three defensive end Lee Roy Selmon games as the Hucs went 1-2, but would play. "I don't believe we will play has had better statistics. "I want Mike to get a chance him," McKay said. 1. -I to start a game and he hasn't Starting in the backfield started one yet," Coach John behind Rae will be running backs Tony Davis and Rick McKay said Thursday. BEATTIE PONDERS HIS SWIM FUTURE McKay said Williams will see Berns, but McKay indicated some action against the Ben- first line backs Ricky Bell and gals, as might rookie Chuck Jerry Eckwood will see action. Fusina, the Bucs' fifth round Nose guard Randy Crowder won't make the trip to Cmdraft pick out of Penn State. cinnati because of tendinitis above his left knee. "lie has a little tendinitis and the doctors say its a soreness that can be alleviated In a few By BARRY DILLON would not be any further In- Beattie does not expect the days," McKay said. Herald Correspondant vestigatlon Into the matter. accident to Interfere with his Rae has completed 25 of 42 John Beattie will not be at. "We have done all we planned success. "I am going to conpasses for 307 yards and one tending his last swim meet to do. tunue with my plans. I expect to touchdown, with one intercepBy United Press internatIonal this season without retired Rod Phillips, tight end Gary prior to the 1980 Olympic "I don't believe that the go to the University of Florida tion, while Williams has cornpThere were two things that quarterback Fran Tarkenton. Parris and rookie linebacker tryouts. His plans were in- driver did anything wrong." on a swimming scholarship and teted 18 of 46 attempts (or 271 .et Stave Fuller apart from. The 0"h'imprNaiv.èow, Jeff Mcintyre all on waivers tsrrited last week when he Murvine said, "There bra pod (1)IttnUS WtXflUth%5 practice yards two touchdswns. He ' her college quarterbgcks last Ing was marred only by three and the Cards also released was struck with the propeller of chance that the driver did not under Randy Reese for the By United Press International has hadand two passes intercepted. season brains and - leader, unsuccessful extra point at- rookie quarterback Mike Loyd a passing boat while swimming notice it." Rick Langlord is a bottle of Olympic tryouts in June of McKay said in Cincinnati, the tempts. Jan Stenerud's first of Missouri Southern, corner- ma lake at Walt Disney World. 'liJp. champagne in a rack of Bucs will be facing a team that Two weeks prior to the ac- 1960.11 Those two traits may earn the attempt was good but his back Jerome King of Purdue Beattie escaped muscatel, with cident, Beattie's coach Skip could their division this year. 'iookle from Clemson second and fourth kicks were and Jumbo Elrod. lacerations on both feet, Foster said, "Beattie has a The 27-year-old righthander Beattle's rigorous year-round "They have good players," he tJnIversity quite a bit of playing blocked. tendons The Chicago Bears placed severing and greater chance of qualifying for training program demanded a pitches for one of the worst said. "They have the talent to time with the Kansas City In NFL preseason games guard Rocco Moore on the ligaments. He will be confined the Olympics than any other dedicated athlete. "During teams In baseball the win their division, or any today, Cleveland Is at Washing- Injured reserve lid and Cincin- to a cast for the next six weeks, swimmer his age in the state." school my day began at 5 a.m., I Oakland A's but he has that "Odds this season. division." Fuller passed for two touch- ton, Detroit at Baltimore, nati sent wide receiver Dannis according to his doctor, Dr. He has acquired countless swam from 5:30 to 7 before championship poise which may :wns Thursday night after Houston at New Orleans, Law to Washington for a draft James Spivey. awards along with the State going to school at 7:30. Then i someday make him a very liii , Taking over for starter Mike Philadelphia at Miami, New choice. This weekend, Beattie was to Championship according to began practice when school got valuable piece of property for a iAvingstz In the third quarter England at Denver and San The New York Jets obtained fly to California and attend the Foster. out at 2:30 until 5. Winter contender. "Ind led the Chiefs to a 251 rout Francisco at Seattle. on National Junior Olympics. "My l4lngford demonstrated that defensive tackle Bob Winkel "At last year's National practices were only canceled In news around the camps waivers from Minnesota and "eyeswere set on the Nationals. Junior Olympics, I placed fifth when It got below 35 degrees." poise to the hilt Thursday night, bf the winless Minnesota NEW YORK UPI - After Vikings In a preseason game. Thursday: released defensive lineman Joe - I planned to go there and win and ninth In the nation," On weekends, Beattie at- when he survived a shaky six- three days of intensive negotiaOakland traded defensive Morelno. Green Bay put rookie this year," Beattie said. "That Beattie said. "This year, my tended meets. "Last year run first inning then hung on to tions, New York Mets centerIt was the third victory lnfour preseason games for the Chiefs tackle Mike McCoy to the New punter Rick Partridge was my last chance to win the times have improved con- alone, I attended between 35 defeat the Cleveland Indians, 8- fielder Lee 4azzllli , Thursday 'nd the fourth loss In a row for York Gia nts for a draft choice; waivers and signed defensive Nationals, next year I will be siderably and I planned to go and 40 meets," he added. When 6,011 a seven-hitter. The Indian s signed a s year contract vIkmn, who are playing St- Louis acquired running back lineman Jim Nd. too old." asked If the demanding touched Langford for six hits In estimated at more than $1 there and win." A star swimmer on the At his last swim meet, the schedule stifled his social life, the first Inning, but he did not million. Winter Park High swim team State Junior Olympics on Aug. his father Jack answered, "Not allow another until Duane General Manager, who an. last three years, John Is 4, Beattie set a state record. Kulper singled with two outs in nounced the signing, said, enough!" attending the University of the ninth. "This is the most attractive = ~ Florida on scholarship. .,4,INE Meanwhile, the A's, after contract we've ever given a % :: q1. Beattie told his account of the spotting the Indians a 6-3 lead In player and we feel justified in ......1A..e. "1.. S.4....1 ...A T z.... e..A II... ..,.......J:_.. LC t2 __ -Will II was1 all I LlWItIl llUlllI, ItVU IIIV 4.UIV UI 42Wd[UIJ1 it. His sat&y 3 Jelms Sells 7.00 340 3.10 IF. LSS Salley 1.00 3.30 went to River Country at the seventh against reliever stand intact for this year and 4O.J,llsosy 3.20 3.10 IllvfNr suck 540 ;.L. lLucky Jan ll Lii 0(1-I) u1.ee.P(14) 1I4I,T(14. Disney. bout 9:15 p.m. we and loser Sid Monge, 7-9, on escalate next year." 0(1-4) 0.41,'! (344) 31441s Time 1)11410 Dave Revering's runscoring decided to swim In one of the "The Mets have treated me ! liW.4. lieu B1-14 Tlmsi 31.10 single then pushed across the super well," said the 24-yearold lUnd. Allen T14r1 lace 14.50 7.20 3.10 lakes adjacent to the attraction. Natlssal Lesws 3 Gun Town 440 310 240 4 SWAps winning runs In the eighth on an switch-hitter. "I hope things 12.10 7.00 There were not any signs lee, 4 Hopes Legund 340 3.10 I M.ndy Troubias 4.20 saying that we couldn't swim RBI single by Rickey Hen- are going to change and I hope W L Pet. OS $Nervua 240 Q(4-Efl.1I,P(S.40 10041.7(14. derson and a sacrifice fly by this is a stepping stone to the there, yet we knew It was off :nts5 7332.114(1.4)14117(3-44) 75j Time 7)121140 S oe 33 .102 3 *1W,& Third lace Cl-il Time: 31.4$ 'MeMresI Dwayne Murphy. fut ure." limits. We were about 50 yards Oi1cago 4734.141 S PunS lies 2 FIrst Run 4.10 300 1.10 off shore when we saw a boat didn't think it would end "I 03 30 404 7'/, . Louis 1140 740 340 INixon Fire 14 1.10 like this," said Langford who f ohl is 66 62 in ow 4$MwnieWln 440 340 3 Royal Label 440 coming toward us. 31 71 410 10½ 3OsvDel Lee sw York raised his record to 9-13. "1, 0(24)20.11, P( 3.0 1-I) 10.10,7(14. "I thought It was someone West (1.4) *31s 7 (143) V$.41s 1) 4WN tried to hung tough. I was counlng to get usout. The boat W I. Pet. *5 TIme: 1,12.2. Pwffilacell-lCTlme, 3140 us was coming straight for .... throwing everything up that NVMm 7233407PIf* lace 3AIhIght LII 390 2.50 cInch 71 37 lU 1½ 4Dsrki Dianne 3.00 340 2.11 2Piy&eIhi first inning and had nothing on 7.00 2.00 fad," Beattie said, "It just kept Los A. 104790112½ lCoOsrHald Li0 490 liaSyNNick 4.11 getting closer and closer. When the ball. The Indians made sure 11093714 isa Fran 4$irnoy 240 (2.3) i*.ii, p (3.) 2140. 7 (3-1I he to guessed was not going they didn't miss my bad pitches sun Diago 347441215½ (14) 23.Ns T (4.14) iu.oe, I) 10741 AhIaNa 1177.11021 *cp,I tried to swim wi. either. The guys did a great job Times 2:11.1, P0* now Is Time: 11.17 Tbenav's lames ohm lace 1T'sPenny$ue $412.41 340 deiwater. of bottling back." (N. ,arnss sdisdWe4) Slush Williams 141*40 241 3CIirsguWsLorO 3.11 2.00 In the orgy other major 'it happened so quickly, but ! SlueDiTes III *01 iletlursTes 040 Amer league game, Baltimore nipped 7Vick7SlIIyWwn 1.00 0(14) 1l.Il.P(l-3) .*T(I.3- knew I was hit. I shouted to lest ($4) lila T ($41) $S.Ilj 'Vlss: 4)51410 Texas, 6-5. everyone that I was hit and we Pet. SI SillS $WS lice 5144 TIme: $1.41 Orioles 8, Rangers 5: swam back to shore." Beattie I143.M3:dsit Uvaalace 4ssehwe,Wlvs 11.01 1.31 1.10 141143 I Kiko Ga rcia hit a three-run 1040 040 7e0 SJII11IDI s5ms,d 7.10 1.11 ASK "Who we reached the 14 U .14 7 1414.10 $ILyimVsrle 2L Way 141 dock, my friends wrapped homer in the second Inning to 0134.10113 9: ytt CTlmsWy 141 114$) fl41,P(4.4)1N.R,T(44. towels around my fad to stop power the Orioles to to their 040040114 S (SI) 1115,: 7 (0.14) 3.745.41) 1)11110 a oi AN it" TImsi us00d victory. With the Orioles ahead, the blooding. Then the sie.i. $$vselS lace *1-IC tIme: 1140 1137.2*0 IltocklannIe 110* lace 1.11 2.50 200 paramedics c 2-1, In the second and Rich and took me woo liuiwiylavm. 441 4.31 140 Ilium. 13401.0 to the hospital. Dauer and Al Bumbry on base, Joa W I Pd. U CDumaai$*ar 041 340 IJerwyClere 440 eu.sssGarcia homered off Ferguson operated for three Dr. Spivey 140 $00 00* P (14)111.1l.T(I1. lSsWHesv so -a $ (14) 14.11: Jenkins, 13.10, to make it -L V (141) *01, $100140 'r remov g half hours in end one 1441 .114 4½ TIme: 1:113. C11V IlISliceDIl Time: *15 Texas came back with solo debree and mending the wound. Vliis 345*5 Nh..... 141 441 240. homers by Mickey Rivers and cldcsgo 0471041*4 spokesman Disney Robert 4S11.elecki$ $Uarvlelabst 44 300 $111.01 $90 3413.11114 Richie Zisk and a two-run blast 3K1N5er5 341 $4e Ilimiker Kyle 341 Mervin. said, 'ibe fad Is that S (14) LS1. P(1.4) $140. 7 (1-44) thereure no sips aaylng that CV&lSy ParSes 1.00 by Buddy Bell. (1.1) flAI: 7 (1.34) II40i we. disNtmere a Tom I they should net swim there, but NIsS hi C $44 T1me& 31.2$ Time: 1:344. ,ldIMS. clevelsas 4 4*11111 CII 441 2.50 CQPOIOn sore and logic would Too late SZ*PsIn* LIP 140 141 $conigsmm Tern kidk'Me I was di IhuiHi with all iMly Ku CII LII lbs reps and markers there. $1110 101*u 1_a S($4)14.11P(l$30*Tl03. lbenMevderc.ln the reports (4$) NJIs V ($45) *40s- 7)71.0 TesSlusI$4CTims:$141 S to Indicate TimSIHIL __ t lentil, know he 1lsmen *-'L*i IlulIn 500.171 III 140 310 'dtl Was oftlI,. I wad to know lI10SeLieIle .UI 140 iIMmiSLi iou What they w ding thin. JOSYs. 1.150 ' TNU$$SAY$ IIIWITS $144) 1$.Ø,P(M) 11*t04 's1 plus', UUIs*14fl$set $1.11 areciedby Dimsy ad there 1TetOIMr' boats In the water is.1* *01 we 2417NINCNAVL0 UTTSNAIf• 740 tMsii.MP1b S 441 440 thet ff1 the vague dsacriptkn .11 (54) 15.10, 'V ($14) 00S,$s T1110$UYIIUIWITS 410 thel lediIo rn's." .Ii 1403. P5111i051.$Timis$40 S e.a &a' i_a 01110 I_atlas. Mania. said that there / - ..• - . • ,,,_ - ..'' . ' - Ief S:; S Propeffe r Ends Boat His Nationals Hopes Langford s Roii t V i ices 7-Hits In dians ' - - - Mazz Signs Six-Year Pact S, REBOARD PRO CHARTS :.... -Maor Liagu. el,... Baa.ball .,,...-. _____ ' _____ 000000000 just 0 LOW COST 0 0 0 AUTO INSURANCEQ° g ____ ___ 0 : 0 0 S ____ __ ___ _____ __am . ____ ' 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS - I - , • Knight has maintained he "I think he got railroaded a little bit," Bowen said. However, the governor added he was not sure clemency can be granted, adding, "It would certainly be In order. I intend to research all of it. He (Knight) does not deserve the punish- Sentence was announced Wednesday at San Juan by a Judge who heard testimony _____ WASlU*TON Pail is al. will" mine iiciti Of the res& acidaved by Owaft potiets 'we bdarviews4 Ibe oaiy and COV.j Over mm, (avarrlaOfmaybe of ertheltis seren' auoa. the Id* aarria'strestrnadaoon4esjf they cen1,od difference Is that Quavar& gives the dig W. Mrect preleaging the sulforing lit a mysteries 'i4lesl trf#NId they Of the New Ildamsat. leer$l patIents kM travenoonly, bet mod doctors aassssw this thu side Of arthellis victims be the Unl get in the UaIled llM ssdM Jim Besdimp they sswaew arrivals method wosuld, If anything, came even men States. Every pt"Int who ' What they he has beS they're getting Is thin. ttwow awey theli etatches dii 1$ ,vthetss Of drastic side effects. U.S. authorities comet cured by DM50 -and ehEnial analysis Of "4 .ng" () (dim izIheflrddsy.Manyf.postedtha$they ,w'aln the apparent absence Of these side Of. feliowsep pus btesg back by Qavr1i's i*ildo), which has net be. appread as -s now living normal, jy flj bodied cli facts In the IsdraVInOIm triatped thongh petleda showed them to be phon,th"arn,, net andeffsdivstsralthrluihyth, LFI,dM4 pUlul eddcs na wheelchairs 'sIb to doctinlalmnAn osaytheyfrjs,'Uyt,eet DM10 S - gives the FDA one men tIm Drng AdinIst,$., Bet b. they're actuelly Quivarrta'i "miracle mididie." Patients from some of the M.idc artheltia cossumlag horde to overcome in 1(s letting Is phesylbstasems, a pnsw11us dreg Why then dies Qusvrls, who trained at the dcs for savuipheaylb'-on, side diecti. aicrMk anal's pace toward tastIng 14 "Is tssbe.appsp.g1jj University Of Mmmi ad it Pt'pMak in the The IDA, lbS MttwItls ad suM approval. has known, res aid. Ofl ed ad Wi- ligi., DC., misrepresod the ecIaIisn ad the U.S. 'Idicsl alItThi.t lix months ago) we died ds4ai) ii the med uwcuOfJ =W *41dI1 ' he is __n I. Ms grateful p'ients? sceff at the reports Of (*iavarrba'$ ceus mdal t whidi isdicated DM has an y DM80 Irri1 Is Dr. aMer 0 svarriz vIB net t terepesten, as we cam lirpM, the glowing acceida Of relief frem Ms usabeg,11 eq'-'-- d, hsi .ft on the 'Quevarria, uhi.' -1-- di is U he bo aessdthe4j And the arthritim who s io si be* pse4lcy let seft4uus dud nlMhiscch,ve kied every iastMIn Eagle Pus, ta. isI s 1 hes ,en th eeWd get .*eg he asn from cesvedimMtrep in . , .imdePj W IMscety luuig psIive t DM10 relieves the sdi.rtiug, U.II1IkIN151 rtusiwatuly,', ghr'eaLis the 1ldltMs, they weed geM -andriapib i-st own 0*1111104 be"isfolli1 119 hInpaa-I senihebe,. 0 oft, OW" it amfill'. I, doom S aep,l Of he _1&td the apprsved medicOf rimeN iscridihie bssauuajlc delays be ka$ I off a. i. The in aa'anIn'..US Of WetOf-C sderWIIs. theU 1 almaist_th..ris& Jjh .0 ii ure, isehethssaIfrth lly ci Prelerthe *lir -'---'d sAndthenesdiaber.,vhe Thu _____ i_r edswaMda. V, immadIlseng S en idle to Dr. llimh Jacèb II. disaga,. 's - .gais, _bass menus ady.tparvy, end mad b,beId die he Ui foes ii he ad ____ npi eWli Is Ms Fledra q1j by-faelIsth,Uisclej1, 'apentdMsrssw' ____ I,,1I'.,d& ment they are trying to mete out to him." Knight. After learning of his sentence, Knight offered to resign as IU coach, but the move was rejected by the school's administrative and sports .; been a good preseason as ___ - S prison and fined $500. Miami, Eagles Vie Many people are confused about the import of recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions. Including, according to Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, numerous judges whose respon. sibility It Is to apply them as precedents. He observed the other day that lower courts seem to be misreading one decision that is widely regarded as of the landmark varlety It authorizes a court to bar the public. Since the justification Is to protect defendants from damaging publicity, the ban Is understood to Include the press. But It Is meant to apply, Burger explained, only to pretrial hearings, not actual trials. Judguaround the country who are entertaining requests for closed trials maybe making the mistake of taking their cue from "newspaper reports of what we said," not the court's actual I opinion. It Is no surprise that the chief justice has taken the opportunity to get In a lick at the press. He ___ ask the governor of Puerto Rico to grant Immediate clemency to has been sentenced to 60 days In Court? By DON GRAFF / Friday, Aui. 14,19791--SA Knight' s Res ignation Offer Says No To .: Certai nly ! _______ BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) Indiana Gov. Otis R. Bowen joined Indiana University administrative officials Thursday In support of embattled Hoosiers' basketball Coach Bobby Knight. - Knight, convicted of assaulting a Puerto Rican policeman during the Pan American Games at San Juan last month, ', - .,-Khomeini And Musk S ?'t'AIUI (f1) In ___ ____ ___ The arnbassador's departure undoubtedly also will have some Impact on domestic politics, especially Carter's support or lack thereof 4 , 0 I 11 ___ ___ S 1 Indiana ______ II r'siwilc SU m m e r 'ame cheap. down the Mississippi River. That, alas, was yesteryear. We trust that the Those who remain In the capital must seize architectural schools are preparing for a upon whatever slim pickings are available to renaissance of th e old-fashi oned window, the kind maintain Washington's reputation as a never;that opens. Indeed, the design of buildings that heat ending source of fascination, egtertalnanent and and cool themselves through "passive" use of solar news for the rest of the country. 'nergy seems to be the wave the future. Young's resignation as U.S. ambassador to United Nations Is certain to affect this country's Mr. Carter, meanwhile, can expect a problem tions with the Israelis, the Palatine rela silne winning hearts and minds for his energy con- Liberation Organization and assorted other '.servation program among sweating multitudes Ill parties in the Middle East. I 1. .1 The locations of the anticipated schools would depend on the "population concentration at that time," Harris said. _______ Conf usion - S 1. VIEWPOINT First Law Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ~, speculation." ANGL E-WAL TERS SPORTS __________________________________________ Windows Closed 911 - students may be experiencing problems and - I______ - Besides classroom, Instruction, county schools offer students (and their parents) a helping hand In their personal as well as academic lives. A team of six social workers cover all 40 The Clock Plan Flaw: Energy More than 38,000 youngsters will return to Seminole County Public School classrooms Monday to sharpen their skills In the 3 Ri. They'll get back Into the routine of writing term papers, book reports and doing their homework each night. Around (USPS 411.110) 0 ) - HONE 322-0285 4- _____ . - , S . S ' arnes Racing ___ ___ . Dog Racing, RUSSIO0 INSURANCE __ ,. _____ ____ -. 55 O __ -. 5 OTONY __ ' 5 S - S 0OOOOOOO S $ -. - ' _S 'S , Aiii • .. ., :' .• "' ' ' 11111110 •• A _ _ - ' S S I -' -e , - t -- ' - - - __ ___ __ S - S _*-*~ -_---_ rW-W--0~L.4tv. ~o -~ -X __ _ - __ TTTT:' '% "'ft 0 5 .-' .., . ., .. .5 • �S A—Ev.nIngHsrald,Sanfo,d,Fl. B LONDIE by Chic Young THATS RlC,e4T•Th4E I EARLY BIRD CETS ) THE woqM N-1 SPECIAL. L... . sC ' WISH HE HADN'TJI SAID THAT! ' -.._- BEETLE BAILEY THERAPIS ( 59 C; 9 ______ I Fume exclamation ———— 4 () cD - 12 - A.4 by Pu, THE BORN LOSER lJflVi tAJR 6 7 8 V44 't - INCIM(5? MlC.l4i$,' - 22 tPls - - - - I - - - EE 17 iT' - 4, —— I - 26 23 24 25 S 27 — L. iT' 20 - — S - 16 18 - - 13 15 01CH 5 ______ - O$J NA 9%L gfg 38 City prosecuI I Resound vibrantly tor (abbr.) DOWN —— 1 2 3 JW I4t.P 28 - 30 - - - —— — 29 - 31 32 - 33 34 - - 37 —— 39 140 I 41 - 42 43 45 ______________________________ - - by Bob Montana $2.75 FOR AN ICE CREAMS SO.. 47 49 50 51 48 - ARCHIE 54 Y THE TIME YOU MAKE U ?OUR PRICES "\/DO YOU JUST WENT UP A WANT IT, YOUR MIN0,111. HAVE TO POPS;;1 RAISE THE PRICE MONTH AGO..>ARCHIE A' y ' YOu WANT OR CK)NIT YOU ' 53 —1 — — I 55 - - - ________ 57 ——— - - - - 58 —— — ..— HOROSCOPE .. ______ -,W ri %, By BERMCE BEDE08011, MENU (1)0() 00 r) For Saturday, August 25, 1979 0 0 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneide r ... AMD NOW 7HP. J UST A 5ENnFLL DAY. ?'J.tIJS NJ) MEL,,.AtOE L*J4O 1J'T MIt>1*4t' Jfl,jR lit i-nv • .* r EM4FER'5KK&1,N JNL.vi'-WIRW. nYD KA\F- 70 BE 7 " M VJ k1T 'HER %W5 - (8 ( I RIGHT w ON "GU 80K WR ______ S RRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I&S! A SYMBOL OF AMERICA! - NO, OH AN j EAGLE 7 ' " ,---." c : - _____ o - ___ • - UGSBUNNY by SWIM a Holmdahl ,. IN 'UNP HERE 1' ' gii, - S .*iRP OP Po# ' ANT H T, L Prf4,r ' -1 L U W• 0 -. Lamb ,- : -. I - "' , , . ... 5... ' BVELLIEGROSSMAt4" op..w I . . X11 Tris also won a trophy for "Best Male and Female" at the Brown Leghorn Club. . * S S S "It's a good way of getting together with other exhibitors. Sort of like a fraternity, where you meet fellows from all over the country who are interested in the same things," he Said. S S . . . Tris and his wife, were in the poultry bust. ness in Greenville, S.A., during World War 11. "We raised hundreds of chickens to sell because of the meat shortage at that time. When we were raising all these chickens, it was such a pretty sight, ose white, fluffy ir br ight : e;:with tremendous the cost of feed, things have changed. Used to be 0 a ton, now itt ss $12 a hundred for laying mash," he explained. S . ' . c; . . ' ne It , i ' Wefild - - While most people recognize chicken as an edible entree only, a Longwood resident, Tris McCall, has a working relationship with them that has turned into a fascinating hobby. I. • stoflëmROn.' browns, blues and greens, and has won the Best of Variety Award. SiiOW Tris raises chickens, known as ExhibitionBirds, and travels to different areas of the state and country where shows are held. • . S By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent .. - iIs b liSa 5 kbelsi .... Tris McCall and one of his prize chickens. '- •it* -travetini t in exhibition, Tris generally takes a few hens and his top prize rooster, Nebo who is beautifully feathered in Show Birds are also sold at shows. "People may want to get started raising their own birds, or they may just want new blood, he said, adding, Most people start with a young trio, two pullets and a cock. 1'ris is an accomplished r h eran oI ogap tographer d has alIso i' pho raised prize-winning racing pigeons. Besides enjoyinghis exh i bi ti on J un e have birds their own plenty' of use- Sometimes he uses his Id h baby chicks. "There are very few of these inculmtors made now. It will hold dozen he said . During the summer months, Tris and June skip the hot Florida weather and relax in their North Carolina home. Carrying his prize chickens in a luggage rack on top of his car, the birds apparently their h r hemoglobin tests, the chickens' blood seems to thicken in the mountains, h stated. Thsta looking forward to. a birds inosoC Florida's largest exhibition* ShOWS, the Florida SunsMne Classic, to be held next in January. He also has never ex perienced unemployment as NEW YORK (NEA) — Whatt other Hopis have, he says, nb vodka In the grapefruit -N because he "could do art. I was julce? 4 't carving kachina dolls froa iI,I Charles Ulorna laughs and r----------------- -_ - - - - - • cotton-wood too w was. accepts the glass because at And soft jerking on the least there's ice in it and it's hot reservation when he was B. in the marble, magnificent old &'I'm a trained salesman from U.S. Customs House on the that. I can read body southern tip of Manhattan language," he Bay$, laughingIsland. Besides, later, he03 DEAR ABBY: My husband you apart to visit their graves, assured, there will be vodka, That's how he sold a bracelet of and I and our children recently don't feel guilty about staying when the rich and influential 18k gold and lapis lazuli for visited my brother and his away. The poorest reason to do Dear arrive to preview "The $14,000 to a woman who drove family who live in a very afanything Is for the sake of CHARLES Ancestors: Native Artisans of up in a Mercedes to Ida pottery fluent suburb of a large midappearances. INSEPT. Tfl. IL TERM A jJ tle Americas," an exhibition Hotevwa, their village on shop in Scottsdale: he read her western city. We all had a Do you wish you had more sponsored by the Museum ofthe Mesa."I never knew but two or right, especially wonderful time friends? For the secret of BALLET. TAP JAZZ American Idian. the children. We have a popularity, V1 Abby's new three words Of English when I And there is no culture shock 1. a booklet: "How To Be Populv; Loloma is a Hopi Indisno 510 dAM IlIC1110,010" he SAYS,"but for the son of .a fin moccasin daughter 14, and a son, 12. They 15. and have three boys, 10,12 You're Never Too Young or Too we were forced to speak It. U man end fantastic farmer short, stocky who wears I , After returning home our son and needs the money, and he Old." Send $1 with a long, self. 'ChlWr*n — Teens— Adults white hair YOU were CAU& talking 1100, was a very fad runner. fee told us (in confidence) that his says sM's the best desk girl addressed, stamped (28 cents) B"Inner Thru Advanced =y; bangs,aides long, you were hit with a ruler." very comfortable In this 15-year-old cousin had offered he's ever had and that he can't envelope to Abby, j Lasky 132 SPECIAL REGISTRATION HOURS: Ye' 61.. 1.1.6 theback "'heredandtied,He ory occ '.'eris culture" he savi am achim some pot. Our son refused. run the office without her. Drive, Beverly Hills, Callf. Set., Aug. 25th and Set., Sept. Ist. wears chic and cep.. anywhere WouOUu, i. ii S iR .. w.-ivauy saw £ am :.V am. IV I p.m. He said never N ow uncom rtable. ue WIU. discrimination. jewelryIsolated on their my bed toVJ t hings y Aug. 27th thru Aug. 31 was sure he had. I then asked husband still has both of us. me to get along allow The jewelry is why he's here also held ado the Old ways. 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 5:30to 8:30 to our daughter it she knew DENTISTSWIFE evell'"" and why the rich and influential many of anything about It, and she DEAR WIFE: It your 6 so 2W S. Elm Ave. will come. He's one of their xW do, he says. "Hopla we Sanford Then, too, "friends" have reluctantly said her brother husband gave ber up, bow do " .4.9272 stars: President Joimson gavefarmers They raise corn always helped. They en- was telling the truth. you figure he still has both of him to cmww to go C011W — After much debate, my you? No need for you to feel A:1,010M turquoise mckl8ca to watermelons, muskmelons, ownpoint, they unhowd Of for 10111181111111 — 011111 husbenid wW I telephoned my uncomfortaMe. Shes working pair of 18k gold dangle errings brother and his wife and told because she needs the mosey, ' For G.L Bill after he 5ifVid 111 Army during World War H. And them what our children had told and your h usband needs her in Loloma designed to Mrs. years they've at Alfred University, he studied Marcos, wife of the Philippines co&ft Thei reaction was unreal! his office. Trust them unless I the Cerafliki, it their UfihIl president. They said their son had never you catch them, that IL c_ry In the old ways. "( DEAR ABBY: I am one of Vbst-s mom, he,s rich and village still doesol like to invite whowd of benuse always the smoked pot and our children the PtWYare lying I Now my brother and six, and we've always been a H* Woman m4lb eMI, to. ctricity AW WSW. so Lckmawna a watw Is carried In. But I have very close family. We're all wife are angry with us. And friends helped him open his he says, not, U married now, and have families Should we have called? -. tanks," be says quickly, and ida shop In &ottrieh. whir, he iaugldng and his him All ow in 141=&,g slectrickY and a fin AWN eventually began casting how can we restore out once- of our own. goW relliItionship with them? If Seven years ago our mother w1vue pianes to dlow am IMMOMOYM browafin Jewialry in amdstm. smoked pot, died. Dad died a year later. our children had We all contributed equally to we would want to be alerted. to rft 1* em of cm NAME WMHEID the upkeep of their graves, but I licam a's origillAl Wild ft* Don't miss out on I WITHHELD: You haven't been to the cemetery DEAR .iade of thes P.'7 of the local called. Perhaps since we put up Dad's head. any *uuida't have \ \ T k\ *v: pick and Ied C" bom that I've headed o ) and the re".tliu stone. J; ____ ut tow ar d news, sporting \ ?I Improve the cemetery many tim es well SIll you a,uit , but a !I!! events or social I £WY UI S ' you rslaU.asklp. Year terrible depression comes over 'I functione. eblldran shouldn't have me and I S m. 'hstrsy.dthslr peers, a.dyou Mybrt*heraandsldersgo u.. mailed wti thulds'I have vislatid the often. They say It make. them J I -to yew WilliS feel good. Well, maybe I'm an S e.-r ' it your ckdi'. lain married oMi!alI but fttearsm.apartto you're ay at Theta a tree overloaded bad4wbomibe.apsuat lockat their graves, soldcn't WiIrossthMhastoIiyInths sci10oi. 54bamtaidberalssda.Thm* svsrynswglxtheidrestowork so. Iwua good soo,iodo't Its bhaa letter .- S Reacti*on Unreal To Pot=Smoking Char e S i) 99a.-I cS 5* - VNIA) , ADULT JAZZERCISE , tq. a.. fo . Care of this niwlga N ' ' uiIS ' £ a 8 coPy. of JACOBY m j S j 4MMAM UMMMM New materials J . I do Box 480, This Is the time to prepare a sample of soil for testing. (I recommend that you have your soil tested at least once a year). A good soil sample is made by taking 6 or more borings of soil from different areas in garden and sampling to a depth of 6 inches. This 0. Inch layer of soil is the rooting zone for most crops. Then your samples should be combined to make between a pint and a quart mixture. Your sample can then be brought to our County Extension Office where the acidity (pH) can be checked. Manure and other can be organic addedatthlstljneto improve the soll texture. This * y .- .- Station, 1X19.) - S Crafted Jeweir Is '*9 B1 sans Wisn g a,of of his twoclubs 11100 and kIng of tnunll. to. and his impossiole (For TOM DAVIS Urban HorticultUrist In dians of '°led. mom amlon& wen • -- e Th:yn Ed bie En tree is an important step In that our sandy soils just do not hold water and nutrients very well. Therefore, more of the water and fertilizer you apply l by your crops. Commercial fertilizers (such as 6.64) should be broadcast over the garden area before planting. If nematodes or other soil-borne diseases were a problem last spring, apply soil fumigants (such Vapam or D-D) two to three weeks before planUng. To get an early start on fall gardening, dart 3=mne seedflats Indoors for transplants. Broccoli, cabbage, tomatoes and several other crops can be transplanted easily In four to six weeks. When you consider time, money, and the anticipation of eating your own fresh vegetables, I think a little extra attention and care In your Initial soil preparation will well be worth it. , I 5 , One of the most often asked questions recently has been, "When and how d0 I start preparing for my fall vegetable garden?" The answer Is start preparing now! With more and more county residents growing Vegetables In backyard gardens each year, I would like to go into a little more :detail about the Initial preparation of the garden. A lot of. unnecessary disappointments and headaches can be avoided If you get your vegetables off to the best possiblethe start. Though some vegetables can be planted this month, August Is more a time of planning and preparatIon, When selecting a new garden site, choose an area - that receives full sunfight 'most of the day. Remove 'sod, roots, rocks and other unwanted materials while digging to a depth of 4.6 inches. Use a rake to break .up clods and level the ground. r . ________________________ __ to th* am. US WA M '. WIN center of attention. 1,1111110 hospitallij aiIi know the dliqussoffrlands Will bedeawn weboomeiflatisout. to your comer. CANCER (Jm 214* 22) sold Abe Bombs &R (Nov.33-Dec. "•• •' YOU t£...L. oday ipro" ww HeftIs anodwr hod ftom 31) Somathisig you!" bm con for wtWk or hq"ve cnp1ld'won't be toh hoping to Work with anything j'!!f' and More". It ace 22111MOnsd tosan of as difflicult n ym &ttw4glit. W" sums ym to four iu _~ ifib the Elklem An ally's hsl~ui Intervention your creativity. Hog sitting South at Will, pave do way. LZO (Jildy 23-Aug. n) am aind dedanw CAP$ICOIN (Dec. 23"JIL Unsolicited rewards may come it five .p.ds.. 12) Plaina which yw have Sim to Y= today bwam of tM MM s ac* Of IM1111110011116 • '" ,. Is . e newspaper, (Feb. Ch'*i ck . ,:NObY Is Th Time TVo Frepare Garden about the Rh and bow to prevent a problem with it if Rh Factor And Trandusions. possi ble? What has been done Other readers who want this about this Problem and is It issue can and 75 cents in check serious and bow don it develop or coin with a long, stamped, In the mother and father? self-addressed envelope for It. I know my granddaughter Send your request to me, In will eventually want another care of this P.O. child or two and I hope she B 1551, Rao City Station, cleeai't have any problems. New York, N.Y. 10019. Con. DEAR READER— You can sidering your Interest In rest easy If you're correct In medicine and the fact that you sayIng that your grand- wanted to be a doctor, I'm sure daughters husband Is also Rh you'll be negatIve. That means she will formation about the different never have a problem with blood types and f urther in. having an Rh positive baby. foifl about the Rh factor. The Rh factor is stied. 1 You asked about what's being both parents are Rh positive, all done. In recent years It's been of the bibles will be Rh learned that you can give positive. If both parents are Rh Rh negative mother an Rh negative, all of the bibles will immune globulin immediately be Rh negative. If either parent after delivery and this helps to is Rh positive, the Law of chance protect her. Basically, it means that some of the bibles neutralizes the effects of the Rh should belthnegative and some positive factor from bet baby should be Rh positive, f and helps prevent INA d"111111 PON A Problem if developing an immune rese. the mother is Rh positive. The 1'hj should also be given only difficulty occurs if the to mothers If they happen to mother is Rh neptive and has have an abortion. an Rh positive bib)'. Of course, if you know for Being Rh negative mum a certain tW the baby is Rh total absence of the Rh factor. negative it wouldn't be Such a mother con dev" a necessary. It might be worform of allergic reaction to the thwhlle to add that an Rh Rh Positive factor- Sh6 wont negative women should never develop this reaction unlees receive transfusions with Rh she's exposed to it. She gets the positive blood because it exposure from the Rh positive to sensitize her the Rh factor bloodcellsthataredeveloping cancaue In her Rh positive laby. afuture pregnancy if she has an The allergie*e or immune Rh positive baby. Again I'd like to say to you pregnancy involving an Rh that if you,re correct In What positive baby. That's why you've told me and your you've heard that succellsive granddaughter and her births cause more problems. husband are Rh negative, they I'm sending you The Health will not have any Rh positive 1 Wil Friday, Aug. 24,1t7.-.7A en `1109801 of - hearts to netbeitthistime Your athIrL If they can ricugak. Ais 1$ ioia4, and will your efforts materially, thou came next and nOW the Hog probably work to your liMIt wilL was on a tough spot. Ea >.. - Glardening . — ._, SI -Dr. ' ', .0 ' Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. . • POES HE (- HE SNYS HE'S I'T F.RT CF HAVE WEAR$NG HIS NEW ANYTHING A NECKCN THEp IMAGE. CHAIN NOW. Research Of Rh? ., 14 KNOW PASM STUART.' OURSELVES Y(LRBhlI AQUARIUS (Jan. Web. 19) Auguillig MI Something you're involved in You should have more OP* over which you have small portunitles than usual this control may e subjected to AT D *nnInv "ear to build "r ______________________________________________ ' cliliige financial and materia, turn oiA OK. you. reliources.. New dm=ds for had started with . PCU 20Mirdt 20) iisioIssot UM am for iil*m.d and mosif ft M , tp0it.anl 'SIMLSSIhIp V1IIOO (Aug. fl) t.iur* ••iiesss etihi ve been hoping to Something profitable could hearts for his heart bid. How VA strengthen can take a change could, 111M Hog avoid the toes • 32 develop for you y In of two more tricks? #X9863 way of commissions by saying for the better today. Be willing He worked It out by n*Am ZAST as the middle person. Be alert to make compromises if wEs. of losing the right trick. He 4 4 Q J to recognize the niche jot necessary. led a club to dummy's king 9543 VVIIIIIIIIIIII made for you. Your now Astro. and a second club back to his ARUX (March 21-April 19) 0KQJ8911 #A ace Then he Graph Letter tells you what lies Associates appreciate your •QJ1O •75 euce rumps. ahead for you for the year cooperative attitude today. 5011.11M East had to win and lead a following your birthday. Got Since you alsoI ibow coomm for #AK7541 heart. The H in yours by mail' $1 for each to them, they'll help you acVK while a Asfro.Graph, P.O. Box 489, complish things you couldn't • 754 club fom his own hand, RadloCityStation N.Y. 1003. achieve alone. #A42 Then he led a low club from Im)' and t. Be sire to specify bir th date. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Vulnerable: Both lot up dummy's IsA LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) A This Is a good day to get Dealer: East big mum you'll Impress others together socially with co. WOW 140ra rad and five spades maIdo. 11111141111111 so favorably today Is that you workers or persons who could At the other tat,to the' 4 4• insincerely Interested In them give your career a boost. Mix p bidding started the same Pw !'Y' but Instead of paiilng and their problems. You'll buslnesswith pleasure. Pus live Rod", Wed went to drive to Offer helpful 1110111111ORL GENNI (May 214m 30) hearts. North doubled and KVRFI0 (Oct. *Nov. n) Don't be too surprised W* it Opening lud: # K South opened the kim of At sodW satberings today you you have more deop4 than spa. It WU TUflSd hi . - ) _______________________ 5.5 DEAR grj:r;t':iAri;t:: lovely, cuddly, alert, fat baby boy. She has lamed that she ls th Ss }erhus%d I read where the not affected but Idw children Will be J regu er 23 Exhausted 41 Pollute 4 Dinsmore implement 5 Spanish cheer gradually 24 Type measure 46 Aleutian 34 Former Presi- 6 Abyss 25 Heart part island dent's nick7 Island off Tie. 47 Pull to pieces name Mozambique 28 35 Engage in 8 Five (Fr.) tung 50 Fuel winter sport 9 Minnesota 51 Patron of 32 Dog group capital (2 (abbr.) shepherds 35 More quickly 52 Historic strong points 10 With no 38 Heavy wool period 42 Colts mother trouble YES SIR. In ON C 31 Traitor(sl) 3 Hosted 33 C;eaning 4 Makes lace by Mort Wa Iker RIGHT AWAY! I What'sBeing Done 56 Aloha symbol 9 0 57 Essay K N E£ $ TAI NT 580tarm-bone OAS AS$ET sAC 30 Fold over CXJT AGA IN - I N K NE A 0 $ I N N INATC0NI A1 T ANI$ IT K Ir ::: :t : 54 27 Unyielding 'IV S $ office 49Pitlelmet 53 Double curve i GO GET HIS . Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Main wiery 47 Serving type 48 Those in I Envision 4 Subject of discussion 9 Fixed 12 Silent 13 Excuse 14 Old 16 Sioux Indian 17 Greek iettlr 18 Holds Bird THE GENERAL THREW HIS BACK I b 43 Hard ACROSS " CV) I - 5 S Friday Aug. 24 IS YOU'RE JUST IN YOU MEAN I CAN HAVE ). TIME FOR THE EARLY ANYTHING ON THE MENU BIRD o FOR TWO 3uCS1A ! 1 S . I . r - — 000d FIpThK AND ERPtEST S AND A RJfrJ.E N @ 19 @ JcICLI, • PAIR bY Stan Lot and John Romits S by Bob Thevos . MWISM11Ole A 2.01 SuLvR SPIDER-MAN orvorocav- v r OP . S -1 - C..,i')j. / :'• ---i! _&—i.---- . S J :'- _._ / . MAO I I "Pse - ! S S S \ ' . ' - - - S OW069"A WS to a" us P"- TUMILIWUDS L.I51W - S ZOONIU by T K Ryan. 5 mom .Thi's "-4 • iI Jr\" 1T7 I . ••. • S S wc I' 5 5 - - I : I J .1 .. ," 't• I ' -, * -- 5 p - ••.' U IzAJIABBY: gis*t. - S S ' r , • ' .S •' I4jJ 11NT ' Ai?'IIIL hi flatr.of.d, dais HOpI cinder W is &vatia in • S in - *7 -( L I ' o* * 7 yo,mdud Ni*. ""em'" rvrk IA '"4'-'• ____ g.vwaaiet 5, . : ili*SkINSsivir, is ave $k r ibm, er ilk g, ave lb. The rMq,w as "e LOISNI'S W*7 lo kasslils. wuau 1 S 4 ebiil albi Is ii "iàs Ik Room* he " up With a who umme in the hmily sW employs. (24) aid darted asks me If Fve been to the tMiglogittheomc..I cemetery to visit the folks bead at about It and lMsly. tfrejspsdto divorce him, he -u pimised to give hir up as a apparillowe asu uuIIOiO be kISSISd her n mud that 11110 Circulation Dopt, 32202611 ib,, respect_lee_p s'I a diVorcee with a child a* siho.. it it leers •' - :: ..f- - U- - EwaIng 1 1 10? sfr j Isi frSN AIaI.N -; .114. - -- - 5s54 -, . - . — - - . S_ i.ii.iii1tiir - �4 - Friday, IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Aug. 24, 1979 _.- - - I Trial Sought Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. For Youth In Murder New 233 Homes, I pct. interest to qualified buyer. $31,000 to $44,000. Low dow n payments. BUILDER. 322fl$7. 3G-Apsrtments Unf urnished Beautiful secluded park on tht great St. Johns. Mobiles from. $10,90 0 to $31,900. Tenn3s, Shuffleboard, pool & boat docks;. Terms. HOURS RATES Duplex 1 MR, C H&A, f enced bk l HMO ................. 43c . . ..3k 3c1111111110flvgtimis yd. near Mellonville Pk. 1 blk from Lake Monroe. Ideal for retirees. Adults onlyl 322.5732. a line a line 1:00 . 3:30 VERO BEACH, Fla. I UPI) 7 Consecutive fjms, ..... The body of the shy, brown. appeared to be on the bush only Indian River County State two weeks." 1 BR- $1$9 up. Pool. .Adults only, hatred girl was discovered 9N000 on Lake Ada. Just Soot Airport Attorney Robert Stone will try 3 buried Bellay, who lives two doors under some palmetto Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call to convince a grand jury next from the Halstead home, has fronds. Her pink halter top 323 $610 Mariner's Villige. and week that 14-year-old Brooks J. been charged with first degree matching shorts were found DEADLINES I3ellay should be tried as an murder and sexual battery draped on the bushes above. 31-Ap lments Furnished Noon The Day Before Publication adult for the rape-murder ofa4. under the juvenile code. I year-old neighbor girl. 1 BR, turn, apt., adults Police said they became Sunday Noon Friday Legal No pets, $133. "This is a horrible, horrible suspicious of Belay during the ___ 322.2296 aft I crime." Stone said Thursday. search when _____________________________ 1 BR executive decorator fur. he asked some : IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA -- __________________ Police arrested Belay, who unusual questions. nished Condo. Pool, club house, 5-Lost & Found "We kept a close eye on him PROBATE DIVISION cable TV. Everything furnished had aided in the search for %--Good Ttngs to Eat File Number PR.1.flO ________________________ Inc dishes I linens. $150wk.,$ Angel Ann Halstead, Wednes. from the first day," said Vera Division mo. + tax. 332.7991. utt, best, pork, fish. Free Lost: Fem., blk, Shepherd day - the day the girl's Beach Police Detective David IN RE: ESTATE delivery, min. $30or Sanford $ mo. old, choke chain bruised, naked body was fo und Carter. "lie asked some very JAMES E. DUKE, for Seni Ciffiens. Downarea. 322.2311. Sam's Portion "Ginger" 372 town, very clean & roomy. See Deceased Mets. strange questions. I cannot Say in a palmetto potcil, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto what, because that information TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Ave. Freshporkforfreezer,faf i The day before her body was rare CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST .. corn Icement floored pens. Also discovered, II pairs of youn g will probably be used in court." THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL young pigs. 332.33,7 PoIjti said UnlqueKindergirten they obtained 35. jj 4o girls' underpants were found OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED for confession from IN THE ESTATE. hanging from a bush in the tape recorded Call 3224643 1I-4lntFUCtiOflI _____ Mobile home lo, now avail. I. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Bella', who pleaded innocent to ______________________________ same palmetto thicket. that the administrati on Only child trees, adults, quiet, walking First & of the estate care rent er open the rape and murder charges at Saturday in Sanford - Begin. distance to all shopping. See at nf JAMES E. DUpF, deceased, File "We think the underwear a preliminary hearing. MAKE AN HEIRLOOM Number PR 79 320, is pending In the Park Ave. Mobile Park. ng June 2. Sanford Early possibly was stolen from neighAngel, who had been missing Circuit Court for Seminole County, Childcare Center. 332.6643. ' Creative Expressions 3731112 borhood clotheslines by the since Monday, %%ast)letargetof Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Will keep sm. childran CF,ui, dress of which is Seminole County suspect," PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS police spokesman a 200-person search. Police said in my home wk days Crthe, Sdnfo,d, Florida. The said. "Some had been there as they believe she died from Warehouse I. office 323 1173 322,734 a Personal representati ve the estate Wdg. 2000 sq. ft. Excellent long as six months. Others beating inflicted with the fists. IS ELLEN M. DUKE. whose address JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED -_ location 1 bik North of Sanford A M. - - P.M. 3k a line STENSTROU REALTY - REALTORS SATURDAY Lines Minimum - Notice _________ . a ----.. Is 1290 Winston Road, Maitland, Florida 32151. The name and ad. dress of the personal represen. ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl 13-piclil Nou OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 BR, 2 bath home In Pinecrest w•your own abv. ord. Pool, eat in kit., patio. Many Unique Featuresl Cool off this summer I BPP WARRANT. ED. Yours for 141.0001 WHAT A BUY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Upland ParklCH&A,split BR plan, dining area & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED, Just REALTY ______ _____________ - Legal Notice The Real Estate Agency 2435' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORQ's SALES LEADER? WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO, II Inc., Realtors S. French (17 92) Sanford 323 5324 I NOTICE OF SALE by closed Bids (1) 2 BR house, (1) 1 BR garage apartment. (buildi ngs Only & to be relocated). Located corner of Oak and 11th Ayes. Detailed Information, Bid Forms to be secured from Office of Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., 322.2914. Build to Suit- our lot or you rs. FHA-VA, FHA 23$ 1215 TIRED OF-COMPACTS? You can STRETCH out in this gracious older 2 story, IBR, 2 B ho me located on a tree lin ed Str eet. Needs some paint & tixx'in, could be converted. 1st time offered. $45,000. OUR BEST PRICE! 10.7 acres In cleared Cypress Isles in Osteen near St. Johns River. $15,200. $6500 dwn. * TEMPER ---- - -__--___- - Buddy 2 BR, 1 B 1g. tam. & sc. rm. Utility bldg. In Lk. Kathryn. Must see to appreciate. 834-2701 aft S & wkends. FORREST 'GREENE INC. REALTORS $30.4133or339.47$1 eves. Sat. • 11:00 - + ' 24 - OIdu t City Longwood, Florida 32730 (305) 042-3343 _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ P.O. Box 132$ 111111 . We Odaheii 1W of' h@ smiell -, , * ~ 00 1010 Nft4n" Apo. . OBJECTIONS NOT 60 FILED T" C410011111Y r@WVSS thil right to WILL 111111 FOREVER 8ARRilto 1 withi opilitly. werd," Moisignor Hardid Jorin, psator of the m. bid $79 hi its judgment beet sorvis Margaret L Mctals me Intar..I at iii, CaVity ceat of As Perse Ropmuwtiflv9 which 131111111WIS . I_ ~ I ., I '.I.,_-1,..%1:,,I-, L 1 ~7 -I- I P I Ialiflus or . , MSV6 I __ - wmm~ Mlflw N tIekL.IIL, I . - =0514: ___ at see cees i iee u cim I city.': è: .i1+,i I .'- ,. + . I . . $040 L14WerSmaI I sit CO . IIJSfl II1NL . . I. I . . S . dW., ,, + .. .1 .I" 1h. 1110 I111so Ih 'lul '. , * .. --.... . ... - hp air compressor, paint gun air hoses. 3 gal. paint tank us ed l ess 20 hrs+, $2 00 cash. 3fl 881/ at? 4:30 p.m. __ HafldmadePlLLOWS, Flowers& Plants 2 7 lSCountryClub Rd. 327 401 9 It. glassed top display case26in deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 11 92 So. of Sanford 322 8721+ - .. i I Patio sale, breakfast set, girls clothes, Sarah Coventry jewelry misc 113 F Airport Blvd. 10 + I I I -- * AUCTION SALE * WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER Dell's Auction Center Hwy 16 West, Sanford 332 5620 I I - I Sears Kenmore Compactor White-like new I - Parts, Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 ______ - 53-TV ___ _____ Stereo - ____ -+ . Used color TV set 1970 model, Zenith 2$" wor ks good, 5)75 Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sa nf ord, _377.57 Looking For a Now Home? Check lhe Wan? Ads (or houses of___ every size-and price. -- -- -- ITEMS MAYBE ADDED OR DELETED -ALL ITEMSSOLDASIS. NOGUARANTEI IVOWNER OR AUCTION FIRM ______ - TERMS OF SALE: CASH-CASHIERS CHECKOR RANK LETTEROF CREDIT 54'-GarageSales LOCATION OF SALE: Moped, di nettes I. many household items. 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 3221491. Open Tues thru Sat. 9:30 to COINER OF 4TH AND FRENCH AVE. (1793) wirvu, ra•w SALE CONDUCTED BY: IS AUCTION SIEVNIIII REVERSE ~ . I I 59-Musical I Beautiful upright piano, perfect cond., birdseye maple OR set comp. (antique). 323-3620. -_____________ Wurlilier Organ w-3 key boards, synthesizer. rythm & cassette player, $895 332 4271 , 327 1587, 332 7832 fljl4 Interior Exterior Ptacterinq i 'CPflSd & Bond ed Call 322 2780 TF1CtOC Service ______________ DI M Tractor Service Mowing & discing, cultivation ditch banks chopped, All servic.' rea so nable & prompt. Realtor -, our specialty. Good ref. 3495717 ____________________________ - Pressure Cleaning ." Root. homes, mobile homes, el( -- Mobile home special INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0539 or 901 734 6105 collect. Hni'ne Repairs l2J. $22.50 Reasonable rates, al wo rk guaranteed. 3737183. REMODELINC,IREPAIR IG+BALINTIASSOC. 78-torcycls n-ftfoircycles, - RIR Pressure & Steam Cteaiii,- UpilOistiry - - $33 chair, $50 sofa special on all Upholstery Cleaning for the m on th of August. 831.3144. - - Vinyl Repair ' __________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY - 323 323 3$66or 323 7710 Mat nals ______ ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses tOt sale at disco un t prices. For informati on Call 831-6790. HANOYMAN-GEN, HOUSE. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CURlAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PAINTING.SPRINK LERS. 3236764 ANYTIME. - ' 79-Trucks-Trailers - - Pronto Home Repair storage. __ __________________ Lawnmower sales I. service. We soil thebes? & service the rest. 1st WesternAuto St. 322-4101 -- El, plumbing, carpentry, painting __________________________ 1973 Mercury Monarch, Ghia, loaded, air, stereo, 34,000 ml. Immac. $2,650. $ee at Monroe Har bo ur Marina. Pier A. FILLU1RTITOpSOIL YELLOW SAND - Walding WELDING Custom made bumpers. Wrought '!', ___________________ - - ,yJ, anytime - s-a" 80-Autos for Sale ' Vlnylrepair&recoloring SaveuptoSOpct,of reuphOlstery charge. 9-5$77 ____ - S'pu topper panel,lites, Fair cond. Make offer 323.5917 _______________ + - - 62-tawn.Garden ~ .AVrU I ON I - Suzki 1976 TS 250. Adult owned, exc. conci. Str eet legal $330 or offer. 323 5614. _______ - IMan.qualityoperatio,, 8 yrs exp. Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Beat, 377 1371 ----------------- - PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free E st. 3230429 after 5:30 - - -_ Plasteri ng CUSTOM HOME BUILT 'Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks& heavy equ i pment, 2-S990 I ________ ________________________ Call)?? 1624; 322 4160 - _ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & f,.. repair service. 322 6101. Board Home lmprovennts BUY JUNK CARS FromSl0to$SO Merchandise Pttotographjc _________________________ _____________________________ I - - Sql Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting & detail tfir Free Es? 323 1104 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulat ed , Shady inside kennels, screen ed Outside runs, al so air cond. cages 322 5752 -----77-Junk Cars Removed I I? qa Remington Wing Mastermodel 510, FC I vent rib. New gun case. $175. 323 1731. Painting& Repair - Grooming ______________ ----------- r _______________________ Alterations, Dressmakin Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 + ____________ Picture Perfect Ext. Free Es?. Lic. 112 pct. disc to Cit 339 6066. 668 8335. Dressmaking - . - _111101011 MEINIZER TILE Now or repaIr. leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp 8698567, Ceramic Tile Repa irs Residentiall Commercial 598 9303; aft68IO 7815 - ' Sanford. 322 5771. FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE SOLD: mnt1ng ~ - __________ Custom Office Cleaning, co rn mercial, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured Quality service everytime+ Pt, 373 05.si or 668 5981 - - ------------ - - Office Cleaning Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks & etc. LICENSED 569-9155 _____________________________ 2 Fam+ Garage Sale. Clothes, turn., misc. Fri 24 to Mon, 77, 9 lii? 323 & 326 Heather Ave., Longwood. Highland Hills. --- Yard debris, Trash Appliancesl Misc (LOCAL) 39 5371 Cement GOING ON VACATION? 'fiisband & wife will house sit. Lxec. temporarly relocat ed to I __+__ Auction Thurs. 7 P.M. 51-Household Goods Orlando area, responsible, w I - ____-_ Sanford Ave. at Hwy .421 55-Boats & Accessories ref. Avail 1mm. 1 wlc. to 3 mos Consignments Welcome New Butcher Block I Chrome 904.427-2739 or 305322-081?. We Sell Estates contem po rary LR tbls. Orig. I Kelloggs Auction Sales 323 7050 WOULD YOU LIKE TO retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford I Girls Clothing: sizes 31 & IT. RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT' ______________ Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Name brands- Cinderella, One week in Sept or early Oct -' on Sanford. 322 5721. Nannette, Martha Miniatures, the St Johns River. Two couples also winter coat. All clothes like 75-Recreational Vehicles with a good knowledge of the Lovely, comfortable, Castro new, reas+ pric ed . 323 7526 river boating & exper i ence Convertible sofa -double bed 10" D ec ker radial Please call alter 6 p rr, 321 0937 $123 3231735 arm saw Concord Travel Trailer, fully Inc. 9'x30" table, $150 self contalnfd, dual axles, all ROIISON MAR tNt323-1731 brand New Interspring Bedding lowing eqpf. inc., plus much 2917 Hwy. II 92 price. Sanford Furniture Sal. more. A Camp Grou nd Site 79 Pentax Camera, Model K X Sanford, Fla 32711 vage, 1792 Sot Sanf ord 322-1171 135mm lense _ anytime. 1st $1,500 takes it. I 20' Critchlield I 0. cutty cab, CB 373-1731 Must sell?? 52-Appliances radio, depth finder, head & --ta nd em Irailer. 323 1731. '75-73' Tag A-Long 5th Wheel _________________________ TrvlTrlrw.hitch,$3.000 Used Refrigerators, all working 322 I6l3after 6p.m. $611 up. Free delivery. Sanford 57.A-Guns -- Light Hauling I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty N004 519 C. Is? St,, 32 5112 DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY-STAY LATE - ' Beauty Care LR couches I chairs, of fice chair, TVs, stereo, rugs, el. fans, nice 10 spd. bike, el. mower, all kinds of iewelry, glass items, lamps & etc. from an estate. - General Landscapin + Pbs specialists, top soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimmino. 323 2918. I FRI. NITE 7:30 PM - Lawn Service '•• -72--Auction _ Garage Sale Aug 25 From 9a.m. 5p.m. 121 Lk. Minnie Dr. (Park R i dge ____________ +iulti Fam garage sale. Fri I Sat. 81 Stereo, CB mike. Odds Ends. 163 Grandbend, Lk. Mary. - SPECIAL- WHILE THEY LAST EARLY AMERICAN I NEWCOUCHESa. CHAIRS $150 BOTH PIECES SANFORDALJCTION 12155. French 373-7310 . I Yard Sale 210? Sanford Ave., Sat 96. Sun 9 3 Odds & ends, many new 'tems+ 322 5791 - . Certifi ed Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 8719 Mowing 321 0098 Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 323 0039 __________________________ I Yard Sale: Alum. wds. 8. screens, Misc. items 931 Vihlen Rd. Sal. 8. Sun. - Appliances _+ - ' Garage Sale 209 Lk. Blvd. (Loch Arbor) Plants, clothes, sm. appliances. Sat. till so ld- SURPLUS ARMY NAVY 310 Sanford Ave. .+ I Footlockers 516+99 up '+ and 'L.awnMajnte,lanc - Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wall et ! - Piano good cond. very rare light two tone ripple wood, $600, assortment turn. & household goods, reasonable. 322 0380, 129 Continental Blvd., Lk. Mary. ROCK Screened & Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfield Central Contracting Inc. 90.4-775 3583 904-7366823 Intercom System. Approx. 24 Folding Chairs- 24 Light Fixtures. Westbend Coffee Maker All Kinds of Office Equipment- Several Hundred Parking Meters .6 Pieces Heavy Duty Mowing Equipment- 1 Sit of 12 R ows of Seats (5 Seats Each Row) Wood Partition . Oak Book Shelf - 1 Lot of Heavy Duty Construction Air Tools . All Kinds File Cabinets . Storage Bins. National Cash Register . Automatic Ball Pitcher . Coke Machine KIIm Electric Kiln . 2 Oak Off ice Desks - 16 Metal Office Desks. Large Upright Sate - Gas Edger Weedeater . 12 Vehicles (Ford and Dodge) -4 Pick-up Trucks. 397021' Cobla Police Boat With Inboard Outboard Motor. ~ . Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used I . furniture, Refrig., stoves, loch. 'till? BY ORDER OF SANFORD CITY COMMISSION .1... W,rIUVW and ODOrS. $643. Lonely Man Weldinu. To List Your Business, Dial 322-2611 or 831-999: 31 :11 - 2 BR, ON MAGNOLIA $22000 WILL RENT W. OPTION TO BUY, $200M0. LARGE 4 BEDROOM. 21/2 BATH WITH ALL APPOINTMENTS, LIKE NEW MAYFAIR IN SANFORD, VERY MODERN 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILV ROOM& EAT IN KITCHEN, TREE SHADED CONDITION ON ACRE LOT IN LK. HOWELL AREA, $74900. CORNER LOT. $61,500. - __ . OWNER LEAVING TOWN, ANXIOUS TO SELL THIS 3 BEDROOM. Wa BATH, AIR CONDITION. SCREENED ___ ft 1 o -_-_-_______________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 315 E. First Sr. 3225672 KENMOREWASHER -.. THE Air Conditioning Central Heat lAir Cond. Free Es?. -. Call Carl Harris at SEARS,Sanford 3?2+1771 + Cash 322-4132 -- SATUIDAY, AVUST 25 • IS AM. I1WSI Ml*$4,1.Mde. ff4 911. L II , . 01*114(1 OLDER t nOy, $ ___ SO-Miscellaneous for Sale 49 ow . jl~ftw I t ~I " ~" ' ill's d" W " alwIatiersal of t le,L Wil,d a Xn MW ' il " & jr- WMW A WW. 1011 1kI I, 1~- -I-1 ,I .-M O svie§dU -1-1 -. eA . 61"T I .~ _ . A TTOR NIV . "N n p@11 6" A L I1* C L . J * , I ' , d ;." . Y0 . ,d A ._ h ~ .'l~a~~ ; . W li " I )RI 8 ------ I- Ip 'sW:' . 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WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford FurnitureSalvage.3778121. -+ - - - Bought 1 --66-Horses _______ 68-Wanted to Buy + Mtg. Broker. 825 No wymore Rd. . Altamonte, 867-7163 -- - For Sa te: Int. Cad et ridi ng la wn mower, 10 hp eng. Runs good. 1220 Randol ph . 3239097 Refrigerators - Lamps - Meat Slicers Broilers - 6Burner Stove w Grill - Cabinets : Dish-washers -- Beer-Coolers- Chefs Stoves All :: Restaurant and Bar Supplies and much more , . AUCTION - ____ springs a. mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French, 323.7340. .,.Tables- Chairs - Stools- Freezers- Beer Taps - I AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" IS) hands, exe. youth ~ show horse, top performer in + trail, western & English hor semanship+ Over 50 1st places in local & AQHA Shows. Owner going to coll ege. Call 3?? 0839+ motel Longwood, 1, - Singer Sewing Machine W-Cablnet, $100 323-9108 BAR EQUIPMENT Location: Florida on 17.92 8/ 10 mIle N. of 434 TOMORIOW REALTY & German Shepherds. I wh. __ ____ lent, I' 7yr old; Iblkl brn male, 3 Mo. 323503I. Losing your home & credit I %'.;Ii catch up bak payments & buy eg uity . 322 Ole, • i Free 47-Real Estate Wanted -- -_ Hornet Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., cold 1964 AMX Collectors tern New 3c air, new paint, very economical + eng & trans. Extra nice Spar' $1.095. 322-1351. part's 322 2382 i Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Back to school car '73 TorinWants to make small household Sport, wide tires, loaded Cli repars, carpentry, pa inting & hot stereo. dc, $1295 322 4086 or misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 6531. 322 1664+ + - Kids gone, but the swing set irs the+ back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad Call 322-2611. -_ • A.M. • Aug. 25th - "ru-,wss Near center of downtown Geneva. 4 acres - mature orange grove. Exc. home Site, paved Old Geneva Rd. Zoned agri. Horses OK. Exc, value $22,500 FIRM? J. MANN, REALTOR - ---- - ____---- - + ________ BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N. C 28406 ----- - - Free Puppies Togoodhome 3230516 Sale Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. 1971 Jeep CJS, V6 eng. Daytona Beach. will hold a AC. new top. hunter special public AUTO AUCTION every 322 8195 Tu esday & Saturday at 7:30+ It's -the only one in Florida You set JUST MAIZE PAYMENTS- 69 t the reserved price. Call 90.4 255 I + 75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 8311 for further details. .1605-(Dealer ______________ -) - 65-Pets. Supplies - & Sold RESTAURANT & 'NORMAN IIVWMENT lc6 Slate Propeily J. MANN, REALTOR AUCTION S - S+2 acres 33O'on paved frontage. $27,000. lO pct dwn. By owner 365 349$, eve. 349-3431 - 3 BLOCKS TO OCEAN -CRESCENT BEACH 75'*100 ' lots only $7500. $1500 dn. $98.84 per Mo. Paved roads, City water, Underground utilities, etc. 2 blocks to Inland wat er way. 35 lots avail. Ace Real Estate, Wm. Kenyon, Rltr. 829-5251. 951 AlA So., St. Augustine Beach , Fl. 32084. _____________________ ake Ma rkham Rd. near Lk. Sylvan, 60 acres, 20 acres already platted . Over 1600' of ' - Lk. Fr on t wooded. $500000 3390509 I 3390508 for 'l2Cliev Impala iDR. $550 322 7960 )'9' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION The weather is perfect for a backyard sale --sell everything fast with a want ad Call 322 2611 or 831 9991 I 80-Autos , --- Tractor SOS Case, Box, Blade, Mower, Disc. 22' trailer. Call Woody Little, 322-9436. Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., South of 25th St. (water & sewer). Price reduced to $1,990 w-$1,990 cash. Hoffman In vestmen t Counsellors. 9626112. , 3657213 '69,900 iui Bldg. EAltarnonteOr, 345.7273 lee our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY AAflAII iSO3 Orlando Dr. 3233200 VA& FHA Financing 80-Autos for Sale 63-Machuiery Tools - 45 A'itof ' 5 acres close in, Richmono Ave. Pav ed street. exc homesite for country living at its best. Zoned agri., horses OK. $20,900 FIRM! - by GIll Fox ', I ,Free listing LARGE TREES ------- 7811764 W NEWCOMERI CallBart Eves3I 9-5I00 .327.1959 42'-IMbiIe Homes REALTY Legal Notice I Bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w.city water, sewer & paved street, 1.4,500. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,3n7198 -- I BANKRUPTCY + + AGENCV SIDE GLANCES INC. REAL1OR' ri - •I••IU•I•WUNUU ALTAMONTE - Lot 100 171 plus CB Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy 436. $79,900. MA ' REALOR 322.4991 W.- - + H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Reg. Real Estate Broker 290 N. 1792. Casselberry, Fl. j 8348200 Eve. 862-3655 I KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. I Sell thsoe useful, no longer I need ed items With a Herald + Classifi ed Ad. Call 322 -2611 or 831-9993. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 18--Help I I DECIDE ON YOUR 1 ACRE. 9TO CHOOSE FROM ON SALE SUNDAY, AUG. 26th 16 PM. GOOD TERMS FOR INFORMATION CALL results --_ - AND I I sure to get S ts- Acree - Sanford's Sales Leader j - .. . LOOK TODAY PRICE DROPPED WA "THUD". You won't find better for the new low price of Just $24,000. That's all for this) BR, 1 B home on quiet street. Roomfor garden -- eat-in kit. & much more. 322-2420 Killed . 43-Lots-Acreage W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. ID? W. Commercial P ho ne 322 7881. Sanford . M. Unsworth Realty Child care inmy home Vnted to Rent All persons having claims or day o.'nite. W ife Freed demands against the estate are _____ _____ 7days Wk.323.3344 Wouldlik.torent required, WITHIN THREE 3BRtiew.optiontobuy REALTOR DayCarelnmyhome MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF -111 ML ANYTIME Call 333.0171 17.1 6061 or eves, 323 0517 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Uptol yesrolds THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Multiple Listing Service 332.5152 (JNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. GREAT HOME of the above cou rt a written ______ Sell those things that are lust FOR LARGE FAMILY or room In Slaying statement of any claim or demand Wanted _____ .. 2565 taking up space with a want ad for Mom. 4 Bdrm, 2 Ba could be 5 they may have. Each claim must be in the Herald 322.2611 or 131.9993. Bdrm plus double garage, extra REALTORS PARK NOTICE OP INTENT TO in writing and must indicate the ½ lot, on corner in Loch Arbor, LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida basis for the claim, the name and RIGh TER FICTITIOUS NAME license. 4.12. 322.1366, Sanford good schools, I yr. warranty. JACKSONVILL.E, Fla. (UPI) Posley frequently beat her and address of the creditor or his agent NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that 4O.-Condop.jffi Branch Office 323-2222 Nursing & Cony. Center. - A mother of five who testified her five children, or attorney, and the amount the undersigned, desiring to engage RETIREES claimed. If the claim is not yet due, in business under the fictitious name I BR, 215 condo for rent, ww EVENING HERALD CORRES. her husband beat her regularly On the night of the shooting, the 2 Bdrm home in beautiful area of date when it will become due of SUNRISE FUNERAL HOME. carpet, C H&A, W.D. Frost Free Beautiful home site. Osteen area PONDENTS FOR THE SAN. Sanford, needs minor repairs & and made her "beg for her life" Mrs. Posley testified, she and shall be stated. If the claim Is ARTHUR JAMES GRAHAM, SR., ref., pool club house. $375 me. FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A almost 3 acres. $10500. some painting. See this one was found innocent of murher husband argued because contingent or unliquidated, the FUNERAL DIRECTOR at 900 323-9040. FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, today? Priced to sell. nature of the uncertainty shall be Locust Avenue, Sanford, Florida, HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE dering him by a circuit court she could not find the keys to his stated, Spotless 3 BR, 1 B, rat., stove, If the claim is secured, the 32771, Intends to reg ister the said FELXIBLE AND LIKE WED. LOW PRiCED.-$25,500 41-411ouses Jury of four women and two car. drapes, part. turn., for only security shall be described. The name with the Clerk of the Circuit PIE. -- ----- -- This attractive 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath 126.500. men Thursday. "He got the pistol from under claimant Shall deliver sufficient Court of S.mlnol. County, Florida. ho me on quiet St. con veniently 3 BR, 1.3 bath, split plan, $32,300. OATEDthi527thdayofJuiy,A The jury took less than an the mattress and said he was copies of the claim to the clerk to CALL DORIS DIETRICH located. Sell VA-FHA with low BR, 1½ Ba, w.2 William MalIczowski, adjoining Realtor lots + able the cl en er k to mail one copy to hour to return its verdict in the going to blow iity brains out. I dawn pmt or assume $17,500 fruit tress. $31,950. 3327113, '5' R9iflO Alexander each personal representative, 322-2611 for appointment Mfg. at $ pct. with pmts. of case of Mary Mobley Posley, 29, begged him not to take mc '5 Ol'5COIo Morgan All persons interested in the estate Need a I OR, 2 8? Carpet, fenced $164.32. Won't last?? 5. Arthur James Graham, Sr. who had been charged with away from my children," she tO whom a copy of this Notice of Now accepting applications for f ul l yd., nicely landscaped, C H&A, HIGH & DRY Administration has been mailed are Publish: August 3, 10, 17, 21, 1979I part time employment with second-degree murder in the said. "He told ftc he would kill required, w.w carpet. Good location. DRIVE BY in DeBary 3 OR, 2 bath block WITHIN Handy Way Food Stores. Must THREE DEM.13 143,900, 377 Magnolia Place, beautiful 4 fatal shooting of her husband, me as soon as he got back." home. Central H&A, wwcarpet, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF beover 10 yrs. old. Apply at any Bdrm, 2½ Bath home with pool screened porch, sodded yard, Arth ur Gulf Posley, 27, last FICTITIOUS NAME How about a 4 BR, 1 B, older home store. He left in her car for a bar THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF located on Lake Monroe, over 1 pa ved street & Much More. 90 Notice Is hereby given that THISNOTiCE,tofiIeanyoJ I am on Mellonylite Ave., 2 garages, Feb. 23. acre, then call to see. Priced at and told her to follow in his they may have that challenge pct. assumable mortgage. Earn as much as $.0 per f en ced bk. yd., fruit trees & the engaged in business at 710 Orange on ly $19,900. 137,300, Mrs. Posley burst into tears automobile when she foun d the validity of the decedent's will, the Avenue, Altamonte Springs, stuffing envelopes with our extra lot for only $23,900. JOHNNY WALKER circulars. For information: when the verdict was read and keys so they could switch qualifications of the personal Seminole County, Florida, under the REAL ESTATE INC. Pentu Enterprise Dept. SN name of LANDMARK a small group of friends and immaculate I OR, 2 8, 2 car automobiles. Posley then dr ove representative, or the venue or fictitious 322447 At I. 322.7111 P.O. BOX 1131 Middletown, Ohio REPORTING, and that I Intend f jurisdiction of the court. garage w•w carpet, C H&A, relatives in the courtroom two blocks to a service station, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND register said name with the Clark fenced bk. yd. $33,900. 3! applauded. LOOK LOOK where Mrs. Posley caught up OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the Circuit Court, SamInol. County, Florida in accordance with the AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, car. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Mrs. Posley and relatives on with him. Very spacious home In prestigious Engine rebullder. Seminole Auto Date of the first publication this provisions of the Fictitious Name port, den w•wet bat, eat in kit. area. 3 BR, 3 B, swimming POOl both sides of the family testified "All I knew is he had a frown Notice of Administration: Aug. 14, Machine, 301 E. 2Sth Ph. Exp. $utes, To.WIt: Section $1609 FP, 2 car garage I much more. House for Sale: 109 Country Club during the two-day trial that on his face and he was coming 1979. onlyl Wages commensurate W. FlorIda Statutes 1937. 1100 Cornell Dr. $ge,eg, Rd. 2 OR, 1 B. 3221331, aft 2p.m. oblllty.fringe benefits. 51g. Candy Lewis 5 ELLEN M. DUKE Zoned commercial 100' on hand Owner will finance. I"h AWS ,10. 17, 24 1999 U Plisenol Repr.san$sIIve I Sanford Ave. $ILSCO. ______ Lovely brick home. 4 II, Part tIme perse. , OS *' b , of . P5,.,. , a dean retaIl seers 9:31 to 10a.m. IO•W OXtras. of the car and I walked up a JAMES E. DUKE, VAA.233.on. Homes ;' 3 BR, 1 5, gas heat, fenced yd. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 2011 Gienway Dr. 7 days per . ideal for retired De ceased piece and I shot h int again. The Realtor er. Low Down Payment EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. or WfnIIW$irld person. 1691110. FOR PERSONAL CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. second time I shot him he was AtTORNEY Cash for your lot? Will build on HAL COLBERT, REPRESENTATIVE: REAL ESTATE FLORIDA. Part Time J your lot or our lot. still fumbling with his pocket. I ASSOCIATES s W. THOMAS LOVETT, of NEEDED Desk Clerk & Molds civu.. ACTION no. 79U7-CA.09-K HOLLYWOOD, Fla, (UP!) INC. Y Enterprise, Inc. STANLETY, HARMENING, was afraid of be ing kill ed." Days Inn Sanford, 13.f REALTOR321713 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Medel Inc., Realtor A Hollywood couple was gunned 644.30a IOVETT I COHEN ALLFLORIDAREALTy IGAGE ASSOCIATION, etc., Mrs. Posley fired at her Post Office Box 1706 3fl0612,3fl.1317, 322.7177 down Th ursday night in front of Cabinet Mak er Exp. __________________________ By owner 3 BR, OF SANFORD REALTOR Plaintiff, h usban d three times with a 38- I Orlando, Florida 3790 Also Truck DrIver their home in the elite Emerald 2344 S. French Ave. Block home. Terms avail. 3 OR, W, B spilt plan, fenced yd., Teleph one; (303) 422.3912. caliber revolver, hitting him 33 3t43 THE ESTATE OF RAMON HER. 322-0216aft6 322 0031,3flhlfl,3220h79 Hills section by two men who sc. patio, cony., workshop or £.1 . . . A.w, A II I6'e ''W. •'fl IFfY iwice in me cnest etc., ? al and grazing Publish in rear. All for $31,900. fired at them from a luxury car DEM.126 114.000 PLUS. Florida's leading Defendants. . him once in the wrist. Her Man's wear firm, HIS Stores Want to and sped off. NOTICE OF open an ICE CREAM shop 1 vacant lots, water, sewer, fronting on 3 paved for Men, now,has immediate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR husband was not armed. Notice is hereby given that pur. Police said Judith Wh en , 42, in a high traffIc area? The opportunIties In streets, management formerly property of Food Fair, Inc. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA suant to the & Dr. David Sall, a Jacksonville Final Judgment of was dead at the the scene. Her sales.Ourexpan$ionpasoea,,d I PerfeCt location is now avail. PROBATE DIVISION Debtor In POUIISIO, Chapter XI. psychiatrist, te Foreclosure and Sale entered st Easy Tarmsl ified that Mrs. in the new career opportunitIes locally F ile Number 79.231.Cp husband, Jerry Lashen, 52, cause pending in the Circuit Court of & other central Fl, locations Posley was able to understand Division pronounced dead at Memorial the BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In including the Tsmpa Bay area.. the nat ure of her acts but was IN RE: ESTATE OF NO. and forSeminole County, Florida, 1, work shop, green Hospital at 10:08 p.m. Excellent pay wail fringe not able to distinguish between JOHN EUGENE McLAIN, JR. house. 1700 s Civil Action No. 79.317.CA.09.I(, the ft living or". benefits. Call 311.1140717, ext 9 The Lashens had Just reZoned CO-2 (Commercial, Rental Unit, Mlniwar. Ufldefli9Md Clerk will sell the $59400. Terms right and wrong beca use of the Fora*.orsendr.in.top.O. NOT ICE F ADMINISTRATION turned home from HollywoodHouws) Fronting on Park Dr., Oak & Myrtle Av.. property situated In laid County, Box 1076, Mt. Dora, Fl. 32737. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING described as: sti' she was under. Fort Lauderdale International OR DEMANDS AGAINST "She believed that she was CLAIMS Mist Cutter, stock man. Must be Lot 10 of THE COLONNADES THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Airport, where When had met experienced. Apply at Food REDUCED TO acting In self-defense," Sail OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED THIRD SECTION, accenting to me his wife's plane from New BarTh 2311i I Park. pat thereof as recorded ln P1.9 ioo& IN THE ESTATE: . said. , REALTORS 14. PageSS, of the Public Records of York, when the shooting (Lusffian$4,400 per let) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EXP. mech. must hav, own t$ 2ll05anfordAve. 332.7972 State Attorney Anti County Flor a le id curred about 8:45 p.m., police ?hattheadministrationofmeesta,e da y, wk,, paid holidays, af fringe WA. Hoffman, Trustee Owner: Cotheu said, "Th e answer to of JOHN EUGENE McLAIN, Ji., sale, .tn,th. highest and said. ben efits. $200 to $300 start DISTRESS SALE best bidder cast at 11:00 decissed, File Num CIOCk the P be r 79431.CP, Is roblem of the battered wife depending on ix. 3392162. The contract toll through on this 3 Detectives were still at Pending ifl the Circuit Court , a.m. on day of $ipfeor Is not murder." 1½ I beautiful home in COUNSELLORS at the Seminole County, scene early tj'j5 niojig. Florida, Probat, west front Deer of the Accounting CI.rk.m.ffi aptitude. Sanford. $31,510. CTM, VA, 5emiiole County Cou r tho use, Division, the address of which Is Temp assignment to train in "There is no motive at this PHA, HELP. Tony Coppola 0nt, Florid.. San ford, Florida 33771, The personal Purchasing position for large P.O. Box 3144, Leqweid, Ph. 32750 Associates, REALTOR, 1201333 point," said a police spokesArthur H. uecwtm, Jr. representative at me estat. company. No fees. Call Norreil 305-0424172 4442311. Clerk of the Circtit Court MA RGARET L. MCLAIN, man. "We've ruled out robbery, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Tsmw.ry Service. W4114. 1y Patr ic address i s ia Robinson lii Oak BOARD OF COUNTY because the suspects never got Longwood, Florida. The name Deordy Clark SURVEY PARTY CHIEF 09 COMMI35lflijrec .1 eL.. hntutt ALTY Vu u Court $esI) P1519100 availabl, far Party Chief address at the personal regr. The County of Seminole REALTOR 322.4000 MLS in SWANN AND HADDOCK He said Mrs. Lashen • ... Separate sealed bids for the ?ativVs attorney are set forth bolsw. subdivision comtruct Iyevt. All persons having claims or heading toward the house and owliemswWbe received in demands against " Exc. salary I benefits. Grewlog the Office Of the Purchasing Agent, her husband onnyssr PlaMtf required, WITHIN T"nag Cowed Room Ill, Seminole County Cour. MONTHS FROM THE Aug. remove her luggage fl'Ofl) the DATE o thouse,lantord,F$Qrida,3fl71,unt ii DIM..1 Peek Inc. 1113.775.11240 Naples, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF car II iiin djyv when two 10:00 AM., Wedne Fl. sday, September THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk LI& IN THE CIRCUIT 3. COURT, L 19l9.alwhichtlmeandplacebids of IN AND _______________________ FOR men in a Wmui SASL'UUI Pulled the above court a written SEMINOLE will be publicly opened and read COUNTY, IV Haai.,,ta,unit up, opened fire, then sped off. 5emlAnnuaI Requirements forrn: statement of any Claim or damand FLORIDA. ma Wenance. Pars time, they may have. Each claim must be -ewe _______ geslin. The weatwi to (Items No. 1. No.)) CIVIL ACTIOR NO. fl1-CA-0si Ideal fir rlqlr.t 411.3714 in wr iting end must Indicate th FINANCING IS THE KEY to It No. e IN ", _______ 1-Type III Asphalt em RE Till MAIrnAU or be a semi-uicuau basis for It ittis lovely home, 3 51.3 S in No. 2-Transit Concrete address the claim, me name and FRANKLIN D. GRAHAM. LPN. Pull WVI.JJUID5RSW1U of the creditor or his agent Lashen owned a trucking Mixem and Portland Cement IdyliwIlde If you have $10,110 IN Petftlor, pariSe Lalilyliw Nursb or attorney, and the amount and p4 pg Item cub we can n, arrange company in Card*,. 9191. 1W 3-Transaction Slips for claimed. lithe claim is net yet due, , Library Services mints tar you to mews In with ELSIE P. GRAHAM, _____ wife was U OWflIV ,, -, a t he date when it will bicsme due TodWJ from", or.ie jj An Jnamshly payments at 10Pm. Requirements lispendent. for: (Items shall be stated. If York, N.Y., trucking firm, $0.4. No. SI the claim is P15114. 's-i;--1 ., Polishing $435. Hens has 1g. kit., PR & Fl. .ica Contingent or unhlquldated, the 'mm + lIPx*' W. Interstate Dress Carriers. Two Item No. 4-Liquid Chlorin, avow. perwomit ELSIE P. A call from you slit bilog a nature of the uncertainty shall be Apply Quantum TiChnIv" item No. S-Lubricants CON forde$eile children 'viii C IIMIIA Ave" P '" stated. lithe claim is socured, me pmm vIsit tmm our Is' $410 Iregesfo Ave., sass, 1'" Item No. 4-Pest Control Harrisbw, PA. 193I security shall be described. The PmswL$aNve. Sits his be. previous maniage lived with Item No. 7-Office Supplies claimant shall deliver sufficIent mui z, Oft 1010 AVON lnIe(MIUOa; 3222$3 the couple Item No. &.-Paper Products . YOU ARE NOTIFIED 91st as copies of the claim to the Clerk IS Piy INFLATION ' with your $top. Item No. 9-1(3) Brake Testers enable the clerk to mall one copy to for DI'les of Maffiuge Bait Avis. lncreas,y earaIS cords of itt. Item No. ID-Labor and Materials . each Personal reprssuita$ive. y. Sessitilvl 311,2 S ' LAKE "M mm. Par '15n f'mm low MI!. :ItI 1-141. Consfrdlo. of brIck kame'wpp as 2.5 aces, Monroe lIttoresled In me iStSt• areWodta.p, of ,., Wayside Park datensas. N wISscy,ale,gyetmlo.,ron., any, to It on 0. to whom a copy of this Neiks at H ...~. I 1* For Item No. !Oonly, upon award MminisWafiontssbMI 09101M . EATON. mailede Petivars ji., aiis, USQUIIL MOO , Ojri• . WcoSfuIbierwiiIberequ as, am. The leener yew plce VSVf required, WITHIN THREE furnish Payment and iimance MONTHS FROM THE DATE O leMAUEY A1.PIL WACK 3 II, mist wafaF NINILIMIMI,S, ys5501 ___ sr.AUGUSTINE, Fla. (UPI) So.wh, EATON, Tee's Iwildin, each k the amount at III THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF &O" w 'L . 'The city fofJ of $)ij per Ram, III 4100 pct.) 'of total bid THIS NOTICE, Nfiloany$Øbe . *110h1$ Lea. . ---cM. they may hm 1W ,w. *m, ___to + wheel 5 WsppiJk5. ,. Nor INII 1111dB 11111111111110111 otftetals of the CMho& (liurdi, 1611111 __ 1. Seminole county . Purchasing qualIfIcatIons of the *1111h No Cwk 4t_____ No CM9 : per,onai _ A A' 1111010 rdille"Well", or *a .VIM* or .older) ii ItaI 1s5 itNulifussy 'and. -' FAILDYM! "AN *wk 1IMN be In accord with lurNellidim of thip "W. do pp to lative's attorney are set forth below. CLASSIFIED - BEAUTIFULI BR,) both honiein Idyll. of Loch Arbor C H&A, w. wcarpet, Fla. Rm., OR, eq. eat in kit., FP & every Imaginable featurel Your Own Pooh Paliol pp WARRANTED. Your Dream Come True for $131,300? ]itI __ -0 41-Houses Plaza. Call $345306 aft 3 p.m. Register now for Fall term. Enrollment for pre.klndergart,n & kindergarten - limited. $30 mo., for mare Information call 3224101 or 322.3353 Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. _____ - ____ WORLD cctJ Friday, Aug. 24, 1979--9A 1110948~1111111111 Oki to re iiir-riirs L:4111101i I FHA-2 BEDROOM •:-,. Just reduced to $32,500, very neatI_. BR home In nice area, FR . WI new plumbing I wiring, cL porch wIovely backyard. :: SUPER 3 BR, I bath home in C. C. Manor. Perfect starter home I Fla. rm., eat In kit., fenced yard I. Morel BPP WARRANTED. Reduced to $29,900? Fl, Evening Herald, Sanford, BATEMAN REALT Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 3710739 Aft. Hr's. 322 ?A41,1122 4569 MONDAY thru FRIDAY ______ - Sanford Gracious living. Rees. Weekly I, monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak 141 7113. CLASSIFIED ADS Adult 41-Houses 29--Rooms *4 Q . kft I SmiONWel Ilsdrosm, family rssm,carpet,iscsrnerfl* St. TUSCAWILLA AREA, LARGE SPANISH STYLE 3 PORCH ON OVER SIZED LUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. PRICE REDUCED FROM $31900 TO $37,301 HURRYI BEDROOM. 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE. PLACE, 2-CAR GARAGE 'WITH MANY CUSTOM FEATURES ON. S ACRES FENCED INCLUDING UNITS ZONED COMMERCIAL ON SANFORD -AVE. FRESH PAINT, CARPET 5. NEW BARN 1 POND $130000. PORTS, ONLY $4500. TRI-PLEX 3 2439 $.MyrtloAve,,$isfo A ROOF. (2) 2 BEDROOM. (1) BEDROOM, 2 CAR- Isnierd 311.$41 Orbmb Une 3271 LalIutu - ',.; .t. ...,--.-_ . .- ' -- ' '- r' - •-._•__•• ... ._. - - - -,. - -. - . - * + - ... . - . ..*-. _: -._- -4--.-----_- I, .... - ----.-- - - - �1OA—Evenlng Hitild, Sanford, FL Frldy, Aug. 24, 17 Thursday In Casselberry H ulbert Quits Democrats Phone Post Set Forum A public; forum will be religious) are Invited to send the convention, to be held Nov. 427 In Longwood. 1848 ..t the Bayfront Center in The Seminole Democratic sponsored by the Seminole representatives. Executive Committee has County Democratic Executive St. Petersburg. The forum Is an attempt to Committee at 7:30 p.m. get At the last meeting of the published three editions of Its grass root reaction to Seminole County Democratic partisan newspaper, "The Thursday at the Cssselberry curren e ti gleanedExecutive Committee, Richard People's Voice," according to City Hall. andInput mandatory from this Russo of Casselberry, Nancy the editor, Nancy Booth, and It will be open to all residents forums througia.out the Mate B ooth of Winter Springs and has been so successful It may go of Seminole County regardless will be presented to Eiseicoff of Sanford were statewide in cooperation with Myra of political affiliation. Democratic Platform Corn. delegates. The the state organization and other mitteetoas" In preparing the named as remainder of the cowfly'5 12 county executive committees. They will have the op- party platform delegates and six alternates The first Issue was published In portunity to voice their opinion For the first time this year, will be elected ata caucus open April, with 300 copies printed. on any issue they feel should be state Democratic to all Seminole County In August, 6,000 copies were brought to the attention of the the organization is allowing the registered democrats.'It will be printed and distributed, and national government, county executive committees to held at noon Oct. 13 at the this will be increased to 10,000 In addition, all organizations choose 25 percent of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post for the next Issue, according to (civic, veterans, fraternal or county's allotted delegates to 8207 post home on County Road Mrs. Booth. Russell P. Hulbert, 60, of 220 Lake Seminary Circle, Maitland, board chairman of The Winter Park Telephone Company, announced his plans for retirement and submitted his resignation at this month's meeting of the company's board of directors. Hulbert's retirement from active service will be effectIve Oct. 31, however, he will continue to serve as a director and vice chairman of the board, he said. Edward P. Kittlnger, chairman of the executive committee and chief executive officer of the company, was elected to succeed Hulbert as board chairman. Kittinger presently serves as chairman of the board of the United Telephone Company of Florida and Florida Telephone Corporation which along with The Winter Park Telephone Company comprise the United Telephone System—Florida Group. Hulbert has been chairman of the board since March 1978 when he succeeded the late J. K. Galloway, eldest son of the company's founder. Prior to his election as board chairman, Hulbert served 11 years as the company's president. Hulbert's career began when he Joined the company In 1943 as a lineman. He served in many positions including: installer repairman, plant engineer, general plant manager, vice president operations, and executive vice president. During his career, he served as president of the Florida Telephone Association, president of the Florida StateChapter of the Independent Telephone Pioneer Association, and In 1977 national president of the Independent Telephone Pioneer Association. He serves as director of the Barnett Bank of Orlando-Winter Park, director of the Barnett Mall Bank and trustee of the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. My decision to retire is solely a personal one," said Hulbert. "After 38 years In the telephone industry, I feel it's time to step aside and let other leaders guide the future of this strong cot' poratlon." Evening Heiuld Delaware To Friest: 'Sorry' SANFORD, FLORIDA WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) were dropped and Delaware committing during a two-week Clouser's attorney, Saul H. All charges against the Rev. officials publicly apologized for trial. Segan, said Clouser "asks to Bernard T. Pagano were his arrest and subsequent trial, plead guilty because he Is dropped Thursday when 'He (Clouser) feels com guilty. He came here to another man pleaded guilty to In an agreement with the pelled for moral reasons, fully exonerate another man and, if I the "Gentleman Bandit" state, Ronald W. Clouser, 39, of aware that the Mate may not may say so, he showed a great robberies for which the Roman Brookhaven, Pa., agreed to have been able to prove his deal of courage." Catholic pried was on trial. plead guilty to second degree guilt," Public Defender Martha Pagano showed little expres. The courtroom crowd gasped robbery for three of the six Kramarck told Superior Judge sian before the crowd of about as all charges against Pagano crimes Pagano was accused of Andrew Christie. 150 in the courtroom. Friday, August 24, 1979 - M&Mk Sanford Plaza JCPenneys YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE VVIEEEI(MIEr4E) SAVI NGS! - - - Limited Quantities, Sale Starts Sat. 10 A.M. Misses & Junior Entire summer stock of Jr. and misses Casual tops SI;i 'ks Choose from a selection of tank tops, short sleeve and sleeveless styles in solids and prints. Sizes S,M.L + Polyester slacks in assorted spring eIMSIZeS1S and $4$. f• 1 .99 Now Blazers Entire line of Swimwear Limited selection to complement your sportswear fashions. Tailored and unconstructed styles. Solid colors In sizes 10.16 and 7.13. 0r1. to $26 Now Chooss from bikinis and tank suits In solids and prints. Jrs. and misses sizes 7.13 and 10.16. Orlg.Is$1 910-99 Men's knit I In bright summer colors White with contrasting color trim. SIzes XS, $M,L. orie. to $16 011,. 331 Now •99 Boys shirts In whIte and 44Y only y. , 51us$S . Large selection In polyester fabrics. Solids and prints. Jr. sizes 5.13 — Misses sizes 6-il. ___ PolyIsr.cHnlnstr1pssand ' . .1. 2 99 99* Now Various fashion styles Including button front, center slit and tailored styles in polyester and , cello fabrics. Sizes 5.13 and I-iC. Orig. to $18 4.99 Now I Orig. to $16 I Boys' and niris' ip- :.i 4 . 99 Now Selected group of . selected back-to-school Women's Shoes reduced', shoes reduced! Now 6..99 Now Now 2.99 to. 5,99' 9699 . Girls' oxfords and sandals. tO 13. Sandals, dress shoes and oxfords. Many styles, broken sizes. 011g. lW to 12.W Boys' oxfords. is is.,, lg Men's Men's Summer and Walk shorts 'and slacks beach shirts Assorl.d colors. Various colors — Sizes 30.3t $ Now is ilis $ Herald Photo By Tom Netsel Whil. most Iogg•rs say th.y .njoy th. sport, It do., have some Boys' assorted Tarik tos ,, Skirts 011,. $16 Men's 1xk1/,wftw Cioff- 2m99 Gym shorts $ Blouses Men's Golf shirts Now - Now Junior and - misses ' 9 . 99 Now 1 H Junior and misses ZI di Orig. t $17 Misses and Juniors tops Wks , / Glils' selected and ____ + .5 Now to ......... ., ' . ... • 99 T _~hIs. to SifOrd pIe, ®CP,nn.y opsi 10 sin. to 9 r, - ? ' "'' T ...: 44 . - -..-.-----.--. - .-+------- .' +- -- rLuftrlT .- - - .,'- -•--..-• en 2:30 to 5: -. .. io,'S hot, tired Is. 4. .... .-."., Tops, bIOUNS, shorli, pants a, . - feet Is one of the problems. Story, 'nor, photos page 3. r)(rts'tJIjea anS je drawbacks. As Debbie Rouse of Longwood has learned I .. . b ... ... �2—Ev01Ig NeraW, Ssnfsrd PP. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PrIy, Ave. i4, 9fl Problem With TV News: LWøw They Aim For Ratings Friday, Aug. 24,1979-3 ,.,a DEAR DICK: I almost sever miss the early evoulig sews. The three tggIes (letwouks) are alt in love with each other, are they? Wbsu you f watcug lbs aswi a any sue gives notwost, ye. ca. bet the other two wlU .l..lt be a 11ea(h.. Ars't there ousugh literestiig happeotap I. take L.sr aid a half? They are almost exact copies of each ether. LEE PHilLIPS, Scottshluff, Nob. You are asking the wrong person, because I am emotional about the subject of IV news coverage. As a new.iner.trth Intwna1l I f.iiøl 'TV dnaga a rvi&t.i 4Ji - - - -- .- ----p - .- - -- - TV newscasts are aft talnnienta, not aimed primarily at grabbing ratings. Their judgment of what Is news is generally governed by what makes the UasM and most ezg film, not what Is of Vented Importance to the public. Licel newscasts often • are more uiIt of this than are the network newscasts To answer 7OU (UiOfl generally 05th SOIWOdI camera aows to the same events, and so you moth. same pretty if yia're f.H.g .1 gettIng sat of tbe hew and are lukiag for samelkiag to do tbls weekea, here are a few suggeulisea: - -: Time Out To Eat We RTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in our bong. Mon. thu Sat. 3W Park Drive, Sanford. film or very close. DEAR DICK: I would like to know If Liars and Luke I. "Hew " married I. real life. BRENDA TAYLOR, Tue..., Arts. Yes — Bruce Bodeftnw aid KbrYO HOICOIDb we Mr. And Mrs. DEAR DICK: We r.eeedy watched a good lit. movie, "Dr. Sesiplia." Could you : tell e what th._c -- 1 , lbs en., al hk lady coftrd agest? WE the sea who played Shack be in say sewo movies? CURI(*JS GEORGE, Os1c.a, Kas. Nick Mancuso played Jonathan mike1ford -Shack In that film, and QrIMIne Libil was his agent, Tanla Reeton. Mancuso Is presedly to be seen (If the film doesn't close before you a chance to see It) In that bet. movie, "NIghtwli." DEAR DICK: I beard use time ago that Lawrence Walk aid Ma wife Won diverced. Is tMa true? MRS. G., Ca No. Fern and Lawrence .Welk celebrated their 4ith anniversary this April and are going strong. DEAR DICK: What ever bappe.ed I. the early ISIS. ow, "The Reseheseber," wblck starred Cameras HOLIDAY INN —14—Enjoy live entertainment In our bosenge Tuesday On Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. 1.4 & LB. 4I Sanford. PORT O CALL — Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great ' 1 4 bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17.12 & 431 In Sn1nole Plaza, Cabeny. still Bed Maithie Shell Meneum — One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are I5 p.m. Sunday and Tiseiday and 10 a.m. to 5p.m., Wednesday through Saturday; Closed Monday. A&nI,ilon Is $1 for aduits and 50 cents, chIldren 612. Group rates available. i.a.... La, UI7 EIWIP, I U thhe SOON I saw wore good and ft would bea wekime chaige the tirIng plots of today's TV fare B. MCPHERSON, Ve.teru, CalIf. I have looked and looked, scoured and searched and asked around, and can find no record of any show called "The Beachcomber." And Mitchell has only done two series — "High Qiapparal" from 187 to 71, and "Swiss Family Robinson" In '7V76. But, even If there was such a show, It won't come back - IV never brings things hick. Ouce dead, always dead. DEAR DICK: A cu.& of weeks ago, we saw .omethhag as TV called, "His ISsuer, the Mayer." We thought it owe was arist What we would like to know, who starred Is it, and does he do edwr shows perhaps aider other same? J.A.B., Jame. Bosch, Via. I think you mean a little seen from NBC called "His. frm survive. The show wont DEAR DICK: Could ye.,plss.e settle as arp==L Is Barenby Joses (Ruddy Ibis) Jed Clampeti of "The loverly HEbSUss"?I say be is, balmy sider say. be Is set. JOHN DRAGICIVICH, Ratseanos, Slick. Nottldsu,win, Jachls,ths$rendoldMgos, will dill be re aided by Cheryl tidd aid the new Avid, Soft Best, Investments For Your. -. ON cola d'% imia a - ft .,., NA Pftu& - - a good hmvedmei*. DIisus, ILl pureed. Following are the cam- P (eld masters), pounded aenusi rates of u.s porad. roftufor the pod doesdsa cola and others of the in. Meanwhile, the rites of poi .tba, raters were 5.1 poroent on Masts, according to UJ1 bonds and LI puest on News and World Repast: docke, Bid the magazine -hobby; now they make -- Cht.sss eeraedcs, iLl cautions against bbowiEg "Our dog attracts other dogs," explained her husband Ren. With years of jogging under the soles of their shoes and so few problems Karen feels their success lies in the fact they are out so early every morning. "I don't think anybody is around the time we jog," she explained. Block Party to benefit Muscular Dystrophy Association sponsored by local radio personalities beginning at 10 aim, Sept. I, at Sanford Plaza. Live entertainment, including Singing Kings of Joy and Frenkle and Johnny, local night club act. dropped, with hardly even a thud. David Huddbedon, a fine, veteran actor and auks person, starred In it. He will John wins this time. Buddy Elan played Jed Qamnpelt Karen and Ren Werrenrath jog a mile or two every morning with their dog Casey. While running through the Bear Lake area of south Seminole Karen's only complaint Is "the Great Dane down the road who is as big as I am. He comes out to protect his yard." Big Tree Park — Seminole County-operated park with picnic tables and featuring The Senator, one of the oldest and largest bald cypress trees in the U.S., open 7 am, to sunset Mondays through Fridays, 9 sin, to millet Saturdays and Sundays, off U.S. 17-92 on General H*l1n, Parkway, Longwood. zoner" which was the bowed rated show of all It was for nine years, that's all. DEAR DICK: Ii Jaclys $idth pft to qult "(srliVs AslV'? EGGIUT HARDY, O,essbses, By. Longwood. "Sometimes I feel like I'm a target for passing cars, and other times they've almost rim me off the road." Blisters from Improperly fitted shoes, heat stroke, twisted ankles, breathing the fumes of passing cars and heartpounding sprints through dog-Infested neighborhoods are all some of the joys joggers sometimes forget to mention. Lake Mary's Sandy Jew jogs at night and has had very few problems. "Sometimes they'll (motorists) honk just to aggravate , or maybe it's just to let you know they're there. The only thing that I worry about Is snakes, that's the only thing. off Tom Netsel Text And Photos By Kids run; adults jog. Kids have fun running and, for the most part, stay in shape. Adults wbrk at jogging to get back the shape they had when they were kids who had fun rimning. Any dedicated jogger will be glad to tell you all the benefits he derives from pounding the asphalt: the fresh air, the exercise, the weight ions, the stronger heart, the improved muscle tone. Press a Jogger hard eneugh however, and he may confess to experiences that are far from the healthful kind. "I have had kids throw beer cans at me from the back of a pick-up," said Herb Birch of Jolms" Sanford. Stoebse, MIt1 U fr I - --'I —wwwav Staying In Shape Can Be Fun, But... HOLIDAY INN—tAKE MONROE— FèMurii mouth-watering steaks and seafood Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St got past Ezkaad femes are eon of the drawbacks of jogging along the roadside. The Cartesa Mm — Exhibit of rare cartoon art and cartoon miscellany, no admission charge, 11 a.m. to 8 p. Tuesdays through Sundays, next to Alain Park Post Office, SIS Semoran Blvd. -- CalFIsrldo ZLdSgiedPSrk— U. S. l712, one llssndofI4end4 Us wed of Sanford. Hours ii uago C Wilideal Naisum — Exhibits trao cosaty's ped: osedr does, pioneer kitchen, $4ILln dill, etc. 10 am. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays d9=?r2i; 2 to A 816rdayo Sundays; $12 First St. OpeaW.oubey, Friday ad dsy, $4p only. me Liher Day Nub VaotIj, Sept. 3, JEWIsh COMM* Ceder, 401 X. Maitland Ave., Maitland. Swim estWt1On I a.a.; the oltdoàr music bogli" P" at 11 a.m.; MUsuf —'- sjeI j8 e-"Peter - " E d the WoW' by08bGsldsrg's Pantomime __ and pool; food :; P Ciady $hu'$ loj,im.st Is sponsoring a horse show Aug. 30- W$ the ortamin'a Park Ares In____ Ra" to youth dsd. Aabi1.alon by" ii,s.. Iduedsy. lOam. - vilpla your wad on collectibles Rue bike, 15$ preat. what you are 1". oh jj4w 90t dIa'uityreeW nell ban neiaX - --.---- ,t' • fag____ - 0 - _0 j • - - - • •.• o - :'--. •*.- ••.,,'.•.,..., ..........•••. -;.•• 64...?4jj.I. -1•'' •i-.'..?,'.',t'.t•1. are •" .4.' II1'b$hi'ekUP _••_ - -': — .- • •.. - I L.1 '1. 04 4 . - - - . 4 • 0 - ______ .. •0 :,-.._____._....__#.. - -, ,. .•,_t .., .--. .-•'(r1 ____ s.a. - e,_. -_____ - -.e. .. ,..,.. ____ •. - .._..r-•__•_____ - -. - . - •, .. —. k :--• 0 -.------. _.i '----- �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Aug. 24,D Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Miller Still Has Stuff (And The Legs) By DICK KLEINEat TELEVISION especially happy experience Municipal Opera, there that phony birth certifiCate. income certainly Is coming w . .Well, it was fine, at 13, to In handy." an accident while she was In HOLLYWOOD (NEA) She sees signs that . become five years older than No, Nanette" and the years, the She sixth was Ass! t Iwas — butnomore.NOWI daflCiflg1S Coming back. She dodorsuldshe would never cam to town and killed the star on Broadway want the record to show that says that when the public people? Aim Miller, that's "Maine" she says "that 1 I am 56. I'm not 61, as some sees shows like "Sugar pert was so well written and She danced again. It people say, because they Mill Balges" - and "Anything so sire4lre that an ape could wasn't easy and it took time She was inc from that phony Goes" and "No, No, ligh In a cheerful, havebeencastinftand(krne - she didn't dance for two t-hearted, old4aliuioned Nanette" befOre it - they With certificate." yews — but she knew she revue called "Sugar (Incidentally, The World realize anew what a happy would make It and she did, Babies," co-staffing with date form of dancing tap dancing Almanac has her blrth But Ann gave It a and now she's just about U another veteran, Mickey dinwiNion the ether five good as new. 15. correct.) Rooney. It has since moved ladies didn't or couldnt She "Sugar Babies" Is set In Ai4AnnsaYs,alreadyshe But In the years of stage an to Chicago, then Detroit tap-danced, and they 04 has heard of a resurgence in - n t and eventually New York, a tap dance number for her work, In St. Louis and New burlesque of Mrinpes, but tap dancing, as the folks in following runs In San in the show, and she took York and other cities, she before that, when ft was her audiences decide to have over the part when says she has always been ANN MILLER Francisco and here. broad and funny and happy. their kids study the old dance everybody said it was just afraid to appear in '° One thing she would like to It is an adulence show, and form. And Ann, little mI.0 Angeles. That's where her do, she says, Is to set the the audiences here really Columbia Pictures was tap4ap herself, showed that about to close. With she still had the stuff (and Miller tapping her heart out, friends are, her peers, all the record straight now about piled in to see It. one of the angels that the legs) and everybody "Maine" ran another year. people she has known and her age. When she was first That's fine with Ann. She bankrolled "Sugar Babies" Then she became ill and worked with for so long, discovered by Hollywood, has a percentage of the so she Is, of course, in. loved her. The love affair had to leave the show. That "I've been scared to play she was only 13, dancing in show, and she says that terested In what their plans was distinctly mutual, was only one of several here," she says. film j the daytime and percentage is amounting to a for the show might be after Ann says she has been on physical problems she But it turned out to be a trying to keep up with her considerable amount Its Broadway run. She unthe stage often enough had In recent years. In weekly. triumph, not a fright. "Sugar schoolwork at night. derstands that they are before, but this has been an Louis, appearing at the Babies" got good notices "For me," she says, "this planning to make a TV "So I got a phony birth from all the critics, save one, certificate," she says, couldn't have happened at a special out of it, and she and Ann does not think "which added five years to better time. My mother is ill thinks that will be just great. The TV audience will - kindly toward that one at this 'my age. My father was a and it's costing me $3,500 a point, lawyer, and he arranged for month to care for her, so this probably enjoy it, too. August 24 thru 30 for her. 1jdJ PLAZA TWIN Hwy. 17.92 LILAZA11 7 13 13 SAT-SUN. MAT. 2:30 3RD WEEK LPLA1A u F,nmtheCoPnxIurnd National L.am.,00n's ANIMAL HOUSE BILL MURRAY,. SAT.-SUN. 2135 MOME 6:30 Hwy. 17'925. 322121S AND 12:00 He hears the silence, He sees the darkness. He's the only one who can ecp ft",e kffllrg, I TV Needs Slick Sleuths By JOAN IIANAUER UPI Television Writer run, does offer hope the conglomerate because it's aren't Interestingly rich. husband-wife team of Robert boring. Anyway, as he points They have expensive cars, Wagner and Stefanie Powers out, to turn $5 into $10 may be they travel a lot and play NEW. YORK (UP!) - could turn into an appealing Impossible. Turning $5 poker with oil sheiks in the Television certainly could detective team offering million Into $10 million is desert, but they don't have a use a slick Nick and Nora Charles-type detective amusing Insights into crime inevitable, rich enough patina of being among the affluent. His wife, Jennifer, writes supported in the style to series, That's the need ABC's They successfully imitate for a career, when she isn't which we would all like to Hart to Hart" sets out t Mr. and Mr. Charles In one too busy being a sleuthinate. become accustomed. They are helped by gravel. The rich, as has been said respect - they own an fill, voiced Lionel Stander as before, differfrom the rest of It doesn't, at least not in adorable dog. us In that they have more the pilot episode, to be seen The series proposes butlermaniervant. as a series preview Aug. 25, Wagner as Jonathan Had, In the opening chapter of money. But they are only fun the series, the couple In. to watch If they are spending 941 p.m., Eastern time. The fabulously wealthy it - consplcuously. show, which returns Sept. 22 detective who has hired vestigates a spa Roddy McDowall and Stella to begin Its regular series somebody else t The top 10 network Stevens. This particular health farm has proved televiilon programs for the E PARTYNIT Y InjUrious tO the Wk ending AUg. 19, ac health of some of Its cording to the A.C. Nielsen AVAILASL! IPSCIXs customers, including iu . Co., were: #%40, t* John. 1: Three's Company; 2: 0-0J9 to 0.111.A 4WW A D McDowell rnlgl* mak, a WKRP In Qndnnatl; 3: TaxI; 4: MA$41; 5: rotten pl*yiktw, hIM he's 1ITAU*ANT & LOVNGI Detective. School; 6: dftWul Charlie's Angels; 1: Happy UNPARKDL.$ANPOSD _ villain ON Days; I: (tie) Vega$, Lou charm, and STI*I(S • RAP000. Gradand 1 Jeffersons. Wagner and PLATTER $W at the Golden Goess In Scallop's. Shrimp. Flosrier, separate sports cars, $5" pretending My don't know each pthsr. Their In. v'gat1m pass a My hmMfMfarmfrf,ulhiy. B4g basically, as amateur PRIED SHRIMP kAITU (12) Salad Sar, Plus MW. potato or Cottaprien $4" WHOLI MAINE LOBSTER 5usd Sir PM Baked Potato or Cottage Fries $S'5 PRIM III'S (Agprox) I to 10 se. Salad Par Pk . Sad Potato .. or COtags Fries $P5 FILET WITH MUSHROOMS A: A)7to $ !' adi ! M!. or 'WIW Jsiiji$j, O'tlsll.and Chuck ALSO •• Specials SATURDAY AUGUST26, 1979 AFTERNOON NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Goldi" Camera tams travel the world to show how the precious metal is mined, transported and used. and how it affects our daily lives. (R) EVENING nds (ABC) Of '(PBS) Oloom,J The Week SCHOOL ISYMONG EVENING 1000 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 11:30 MISS SLACK AMERICA PAGEANT Antonio Fargas, Maria Gibbs, Ted Lange, Kene Holliday and Vet-flee Watson are the judges In the 121h annual pageant from the Coconut Grove In Hollywood, Cali fornla. 0 ANDY'S FUN HOUSE Comedian Andy Kaufman and his guests Cindy Williams. Howdy Doody, Gail Slobod kin, the B Street Conga Band and Little Wendy present a unique comedy-music special. 7.00 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Gotdt" Camera teams travel the world to Show how the precious metal Is mined, transported and Used. and how it affects our daily lives. (R) ioo JEAN PIERRE AUMONT epgciAi. MONDAY 700 AUGUST 27, 1979 GOSPEL RESURRECTION Two of the South's most talent MORIWA ed spiritual groups — the voices of the Mainland and the Bill 9:00 Morris Singers — team up for a NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC celebration of gospel music. SPECIAL EVENING SUNDAY 9:00 AUGUST * 1979 0 MISTER ROGERS TALKS WITH PARENTS ABOUT AlOON Hill SCHOOL Sandy moderates questions from the 0 THAT GREAT AMERICAN studio audience and viewers GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee across the country when she Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and teams up with Fred Rogers in the Jordanalres perform from this special for parents of chilNashville's Grand Ole Opry dren who are starting school. House. (R) TUESDAY 400 0 GOSPEl. RESURRECTION AUGUST 2$, 197$ Two of the South's most talentad spiritual groups.. Voices Of MORNING The Mainland and the Bill MorM . ris Singers -. team up for a MISTER ROGERS TALKS rousing celebration' of gospel WITH PARENTS ABOUT music. WEDNESDAY AUGUST29, 1979 EV NG 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAl. 'Julie's Magical Musical World" The Muppets and Sandy Duncan JOIn her ins musical wonderland, 10:00 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE THURSDAY AUGUST 30, 1979 EVENING S.'00 S$U.Y GRAHAM CRUSADE k - - •, Pl'.PIUis Pripsident Mbs- vice broadlIIbig,to pnsl4i.4, NBC Further, the j.t..at M ,.i.vi fx44 casi,qmined,his $04f'M'r1j arssi, of rssponilbli$ty. -wineil* 4 ur M 3. ( In. I 6. ---- ---.---------- - NBCNames thI { - TNdpS. ! V - pli*id DINNIC MINUL DINNUR $$1V1DW$TNJOUp,T$AS$m, AND A *LAU OF Noun W !!D 1 NEW YORK (NEA) Columbia's current release of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations coupled with his Aria and 10 variation in the Italian Style, played on the harpsichord by Rosalyn Tureck In a two-disc album, begins belatedly to fill a . conspicuous gap in the recorded repertoire. . Miss Tureck, a native . Chicagoan now living In New York but admired throughout the musical ... world, Is generally conceded ' to be the foremost Bach authority living and quite probably the most learned and discerning performer of his music since he died 229 years ago. Why she hadn't been . recorded by an American company in a quarter of a • century Is a mystery, and 'l her most recent British recordings were done more than 15 years ago. Yet she has been an Internationally renowned artist throughout Bach-specialist Rosalyn Tureck that time and has played to ecstatic audiences since her Carnegie Hall debut at 20 in the embellishments out, them. Audiences and most figuring that performers What sets Miss Tureck would put them But they performers think that Bach's apart from other In- also wrote long verbal texts key-board music (excepting terpreters of Bach Is that explaining just what a that for Organ) should be along with being a spec- performer should do with the played on the harpsichord so tacular musical performer sheet music. It was the that, according to Miss she also Is a brilliant, custom of the time to em- Tureck, "It will be clear and thorough musicologist. bellish, to add the grace crisp and transparent and In the latter capacity, she notes and other decorations lively." "mat's a lot of hooey," has proven herself a first- in the playing. Bach wasn't much for she answers. "The harprate detective, starting back when she began to study verbal texts; he just put sichord Is the least trimu.,..i. ti... ,t i& n.4 down the ---- essentials on the snarent instrument of all. In QP6b bI Bach's time it was an acespecially when she started musical staff. Miss Tureck's research companiment Instrument. to perceive his music and the performance of It in a new has ascertained not only that The clavichord was the solo light about six years later. Bach expected his music to Instrument, and much of his be ornamented in the fashion music should be played on Her first all-Bach recitals In of the time but that he left that." New York's Town Hall In Nevertheless, she plays specific clues as to exactly fall and early winter of 1937 which Bach on the harpsichord and musical emtoday are recognized as piano, and better than bellishinents and how much. start of an era in else. The anybody She discovered some of and performance. clavichord, which has a this by studying material on small, delicate and vibrant how Since then, she has been his contemporaries searching, finding, testing, they wrote and played. But singing voice, lacks the tonal ac- mainly she devoted herself size for concert hall& and interpreting Rosalyn Tureck's gift of and continues to devote cumulating all there Is to music— especially Bach's herself clues within his — to know about J.S. Bach. Some would be epochal even If it own writing and later of her discoveries are limited to, her were editlono. changing —or will change— scholarship, research, her Another popular belief is the popular conception of the way he Miould be performed, that Bach hated the piano her detective work, her (invented in 1711, when he teaching, lecturing, writing For 0IR1UPle most BOA was 26). True, he didn't like and pulIllMilng. But she's no performances and recor- that first one he heart But cloistered scholar. She Is a dings tend to be fairly later he changed his mind bright, vivacious woman, a spartan, Intentionally and, according to Miss supreme key-board artist, lacking the flqjarlshes, Tweck, wrote "The MusIcal and she has devoted a long emnbelllliunents arJ filigree Offering" dearly for per. career to proving her ornamentation formance on the piano rather theories by the way her Istic of other composers Of than harpsichord or music sounds. two or three centuries ago. clavichord. And that Is why, despite wealth of Bath perthe Several years ago a The purists claim what formances In the recorded receipt was found showing seems a valid reason for repertoire, It has been Them i s that Bach had a sold piano to playing that way: of its lack deficient because a nobleman. So it Is conlittle such embellishment Tureck recent perof culled that he was a piano Bach original the salj ,,tnn. of prin- forinances. Now that In being .' cipieJbav,'a9 co=For music :kt Q `6e'1 Ww news. : .. alid tomakeprolidentrenkis 'MCII mossy with roatin, NBC's Irwin SegeliteIn, . . quackery amonflum U-- --with-.-that.. ..i.l 8 ..vu. - II. loo (CBS) JunilI. Musician Becomes Bach Detective A (NBC) _ 0 ICBS) isn detietivei, wIth lbs Harts Th Usdiad States emily has the cSI*I5Os* the ainat.or. mepreemtset, but ABC, CBS Th Mmw's joWims In. and NBC among them have plottIng - It doams In charge of various appears likely McDowell corporate emMities. The latest • . (NBC) Friday, Aug. 24, 1979-5 :. - by = veman ev ' — -- I' -. I I S i-F - t. —---. ,-,' .., '-': .-• ._ - -V.--- ;r-.• : - gb • dol 0 4 _I �Pt —Evng NeraM, S.nf.rd FL ig. 24 ø1-5 FRIDAY FrIy, ". 34,) ___August ' iCtie is d5 SATURDAY in the bway. (2 Hr) 24 1 6:00 August 0zws 0 THEEye' AMERICA#B "The ________________________________________ Private John O'Gradytois . the real-life counterpart ol M MORNING "Physical fltness" THE AX tional detectives Sam Spool David eanniii, 1:30 Phillip Marlowe and Lew Arch. CaugM in OCCKW" ~ Caused the ___ TURNABOUT "Pink er the middle when a dope deals' death of en escaped convict :1: ____ Holders of traditionala 0 THE FBI R 6:01 Regula (R) ly femalejobs describe their ID PLEDGE BREAK II_ A CLASSIC • FANTASY 8:30 111:00 rly lob satisfactions and problems. scheduled programming may "Dorrwwc: SEMESTER The Broths'toud beemfii gv1 who (R) wfl wv. Captures Nick O.eer to be • DICK CAVETI Guest: be delayed due to Pledge 8:00 confronts8.vty uribl the tables detectrvas and a men (Corn* Oscar Peterson - (R) 200 breaks. Wide) seeking a rssw with Q THE LA AND YOU are turned. (Pan S of 8) (R) PRE-GAME SHOW he praon CWV buddies Vt1 0 HOT DOG 1t30 6:30 0 MAVERICK The Day They (2) NBC NEWS 8:01 Fantasy Ietad (R) TONIGHT Guest host: 625 Hanged Bret Maverick PLEDGE BREAK Aegulairly • WA$HETON wc IN David Letterman. Guests: Kelly •:i NEWS 0 FRIENDS 0 PRIME TIME 'lnterdep.n. Scheduled progrilmne" may , REVIEW Monierm. Bryant Gumbet. Tern NEWS 0 dent Relationships" Host DOn be delayed diva to pWp 8:30 pnnije w Ryker befriends Garr. 0:30 McNeil urges those who WISh to tweaks, (2)2.COUNTRY GARDEN (1) NEWLYWED GAME a young girl who reminds him THE FACTS OF LIFE continue social interaction to CRCKEREARREL MOVIE The Heals's" (C) 0 8:30 (Pi's'n15'e) Mrs. Gai.tt (Char- (1974) Jo Forsyth avoid becoming part of either of his daughter. 0 SPECTRUM ia .1S WC NEWS a lOVblS the "Couldn't Care Less Club" 7-00 HOT FUDGE 0 •lgt0fl Jr. The chief of stan at a 4)0 hOusekeep.,, or "Apathy Unlimited." (2) CANDID CAMERA becomes large medicalCanter tries to 0 1:00 to r..0 't" "IIt lnvofvino the (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION 2.15 HEE HAW Guests: VILLA endvc an (R) frwatw BASEBALLRegional Johnny Paycheck, Dickey Lee. loss of key Ps'sorvief end the (4) FARM AND HOME School. 7 00 coverage of Cincinnati Reds at 0 LAWRENCE WELK "Swing .Of CO tOvs'5i 0 WALL STREET WEEK 0 LACK AWARENESS (2) TIC TAC DOUGH s; Boston Red Band Era" 1/2 H Now v Whatever Happened To dtUQS. (1 Hrs.) 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLiES _ (4) MARY TYLER MOORE _ A Sox at Kansas City Royals. BATTLE __ T e ites decide to 1:30 Guest: Carol0 SOAP The Guegt CoOrWO&SWOrrian with whole exorcise Corinne's _____ (2) THE GONG SHOW 210 Mary worked on a ri 7:30 Novak viCa Pt'd*Jt MiihI baby. Ds'viy catches i with Lyoch. PEOPLE'S 8PE. (4) MOVIE "The Pumpkin (4) accepts Mary. CD 0 MAY ,y y CIIJal Smith Plwts• Finer and S kdlgr. Øjfl C$tCtlSS U Eater" (81W) (1964) Anne CIAL "The Lend. The Sea, The t,vitgèon to dww. (4) ARTHUR with his UFO. and ally is AND kid- •COMPANY MPI(JTES Bancroft, Peter Finch. A worn- Children There" The comparl. THE MUPPET$ Guest: ii: napped by an discovers that her fourth son of the lives of two very difRoger Urn. (2)0 ROCKFORO FR. The • A5f3 ANIMALS husband Is unfaithful, but tanmnt youngsters contrasts the JOKER'S *1.0 iae MALE "The Sr (R) croOfd nwlagers Of a cous.. • M Itfsst1ss on the seacoast and decide, OTI*CROSS.w!TS "Ptey Dirty' (8/W) try-..n eew kwow -II on the mainland. l.__ olve him (1915) Mlthaal Cain,. Nigel • MACNEIL / LIMBER m en )OALVIN AND THE CHIP. ws more t.(2Hr,) ___ Dsvenort. A Brttlat, cornOAT Uwsatens the Of Pocliords 100 •ANThERVOICE fats'. (R) 0 CHIPS Jon and Ponch 720 Allsd (4)0 POPEYE _____ forcesSO iron,that destroying German (4)• 1M JR$ •OtlVlii '4)ØU s'ch for two bank robbers .1 he can i ssa.twv ks Grey (Tm. a who always manage to get • BIG VALLEY A g OF OLD 1.70 SONCA them. (2 Hrs. IS Mass.) l fM (l*e _ away before they can be NIlksg to Heath, but Heath ti". — HiIiIi p 0:30 y rstssg to led her that he is not Inter- Captured. (R) (1) DANCE ._._1 tOO ••• FANTAIM FOUR to ONI Iau. (R) In (4)0 SAD NEWS BEARS Cl) 0 MEINIONT SPECIAL • 'lIE jy S WORLD tp Coas Buttsrmaiis"s dream of FA.Y . ELID • ,D au $ MJoan Pay Qieriss, AND IIoatam Helsi Paddy. ,SItI •Ar CONSUMER SURVIVAL FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Ala. a C1wflpiOflehip playoff for the 0 CAROL ma WT 'Auto Repair, Tyoewfflars, front ll'OStd thS I1d ie Ftiki OISdY5 Knigiit. fr,,, the world Bears depends on his ability to FRIENDS Guests: Anthony ____ Feat Foods" (R) -. ItsLtI,r, B.i. Km, Wd So.4s, the change lupus' __ '___ negative self. ii: • DICK (RI) three-day International Am- 1151.95. (R) III CAVITY Guest: Isaw Alideft Faft aft I, Isaw Sown. Turner (2)0 OOU.A SUM goteiw Athletic Federation track • CAROL BURNETT & CON. me eçde Lw.. W4 kild meet (Lift MAD and fIeld meet (Live from PANY Guest: Alan Arkin. ® • ._ - /OWN 0:1110 Stedkirn in Mcmikew.•60M •.9 ER OInØc Stadium in uontre.. S KING COUNTRY A special (C) (2)5____$TROs C411`1 (1170) jig" or tribute to Country western singLi, Van S CROCKETT'S VICTORY When Mrs. Gs'ratt emiounci, 5 When ___ ___ "On The Tosur(C) C. A ds 5 Vi. PEOPLE "NASA er Pis Wee King, featuring 1w plsss to gist Pn-#aweng (1150) Osts KeOy, Fr* Sine- and a white Apache IiJS, Singflevilhid" A look back at the Minnie Pearl, the Collins Singand move on. Mr. DI'wnmond ira. A 910 Of BOO aOrs teems i head for MasJOO 10 steel a 5 tRiAl, YOGA AND YOU (R) higarlic an" Of ,,, into sri, Rid Stewart, Stalls asks her to aiay on a gmat. wilt a I dr and an mo.,.4o5., Iortwis in aolt (2 ep u_, of Parton, Marty Robbins, Shop (R) avopoIo to Md a - His.) *00 nis principie people responsi. Tabuchi, Marty Martell. the ble for the landing of man on Midnight Expriss and Charlie MOVIE "Qasrt And $tilj. the moon Wiggins, is presented. van" (C) (1963) Robert Motley, NASA elsowing highlights of the 0:30 Marks Evans. The great light. historic moment will be (4)0 THE 411TH A bureau. Opera tsar,, composes many Presented. critic blunder Creates a purimmortal works (2 His.) PO*IIU but hilarious Army ii: *30 5 PROSE "NASA: A Look Unit Composed of a talent (2)0 DAFFY DUCK Ahead" The future of NASA will agent, a mechanic, a college (4)5 TAAN / SUPER 5EV. be Probed, dropout and an accountant. SEA 1.1 00 De *0 ies ioo SU I 8:00 (4) A BETTER WAY O THIS IS THE LIFE 8 f4) CHURCH SERVICE 0 LIVING WORD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. AFTER HOURS 8:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 700 (2)2'8 COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE VIEWPOINT ON NU'TRITION JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (2) PINE HILLS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE (4) SUNDAY MORN FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH .zds.atve eck and most Ink that Bach's sic (excepting in) should be harpsichord so ing to Miss U be clear and insparent and ot of hooey," "The harpie least tranment of all. In It was an acinstrument. J was the solo d much of his be played on mMI$TIRMA000 HARD SSHOWMY PEOPLE SESAME 5E1 (N) ON THE SA JOHNS RIVER 8, she plays rpsIchord and better than else. The which has a e and vibrant lacks the tonal rt hail& week's gift of Ially Bach's— chal even If it ed to her her, research, e work, her wing, writing s 41a95 . But she's no She Is a 0 ci woman, a ,-board artist, levoted a long proving her the way her g i why, despite of Bach per. the recorded it has been use of its lack Tureck perw that ls being 0 • a (4)MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 5 ORAL ROBERTS • -. . ...,' . . .. better news. ) -:1310. ^Neil Happened S THAT GREAT AMERICAN GOSPEl. SOUND Tennessee in S MINUTES HARDY BOYS Frank poses asa mOtO-CrOss races to PlO- O MOVIE "The Old-FailsWad Way" (8/W) (1934) W.C. Fields, Judith Allen. A troupe of actors becomes skilled at eludlng the law In each town In which they perform. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (N) 2:30 ()BONANZA "Yonder Man" 0DONNA FARGO 3.0 (4)0 PASSPORT TO PAMDENA Brent Musburger and the "NFL Today" broadcasting team present an in-depth look at the upcoming pro football season, 5 WORLD CUP TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Ath' from around the world compete in this prestigious, 10:00 STUDIO SEE Hang gliding in Virginia, making grit-slckles, building sand castlee, and the adjustments of a young muscu Iii dystrophy victim. (H) 10:30 (C) (1951) Edmond O'Brien. Polly Bergen. A cowboy avenges the death of his fIancee, (2 Hi's.) (4)uIosA NOMBIi three-day International Amateur Athletic Federation track and field meet. (Live from Olympic Stadium In Montreal, T1111111111111 KIDSWORLD Canada.) SzocM(N) 3:30 MOVIE " Let's Make Love" (C) (1960) Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand. A wealthy man is hired by an off-Broadway 11:00 (4)AGRONSICY AND COMPANY THE LAW AND you BAPTIST 5 0 FIRST producer to impersonate himself. (2 1/2 Hrs.) CHURCH VA PAM, U.S.A.? "The O SPECIAL Great 5 Encounter" Carmen's Amen-moments moments in recent golf matchCan friend Sharon moves in es and hnghllghtsOt the major withthePenafamilyforaweek tournaments of the last year When her mother goes away on will be presented. a Cruise. (A) (4) Oss .t.us MARBLE Cogburn" (1975) John Wayne, Katharine Hepburn. A cantankerous lawman and a ministar's spinster daughter team up to catch a gang of outlaws. (H) (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith is concerted when she learns Stephanie has been hiding her past religious training from Archie. (A) 0 MOSt & MINDY Mork's lay over his new pet. Bob the caterpillar, turns to sorrow when he discovrs the little critter apparently lifeless. (A) 5 EVENING AT POPS Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra are joined by Henry Mancini, who offers selections from his hit ballads. (H) $30 (4) a ONE DAY AT A TIME Schneider becomes romaritically Involved with a visiting mother-In-law irritating ation of Tennis Professionals' announces her plans to make Championship from Cincinnati, her stay with Helen and Stanley a permanent one. (H) $f$ORLD Live M . cage of a 10-round light heavyweight oout between (4)5A$JCI Mice, Flo and James Scott and EniO Contelti Vera's jobs are jeopardized from Railway State Prison in when Mel sells the diner to a fastidious and crotchety man. JwM. . Of A1cat,iz' (1963) Burt Lancestar, Karl Maiden. During his yssil Of impeleonment, Robesi Stroud bcomes a world *iIlIOdtyon 111101111. - .'-_ SGOSPEl. RESECTION telent- (N) 5 ABC MOVIE "Stone" Two of 111. South's moat ad spiritual groups Voices Of (Premiers) Dennis Weaver, Pal Mainland and HI9lS '1 cslsbvatsd novelist' ISSUER AND AilsWINSThe town up foe I pokoIln.n discovers a group 01 nI Slngsçs GaPS; Pi& of gospel llj friends who we also cops I j $smis — — - st aid Wellam's. gn ,, aye to sing i 5stwatlon we reepoflslbls for a series 04 mu4ic. 4 1 IV ICt1I "l Cl&idiva: A God In Cálches. 'I) 0 I 1 I- . - ----. - :, -.- ::1 S - .L I 1t_ •!' :.'-' _____------ --- 16 V - MMEMIMMIM OEM EMEMIMME ii ONE I.. NMI MEMO MEN dl No MEMO 0001010 MENEM ill No ONEWEEN OW OMEN no NONE won 0 NEMMIN Now MENEM ONEWN BENNO ACROSS $ Penny Marshall the 2 Grouch 13' parts (math. term) 14 Sharp lb Tree fruit IS Youth org. (abbr.) I? Sum 18 Freeman Gosdens radio character 20 Upon (prelix 22 Represents lives (abbr.) 23 Trumpeter 45 Continent (abbr.) 46 Comedian Lynda 49 Double road curve 51 Persian sprite 55 Tired out (two words) 57 Wallaba tree of Brazil 59 Card game 60 Eastern stale (abbr.) 6 Music man Barry 63 Stone walls do not a prison make, nor Iron bars .. '- 25 Gaelic 27 Actress 64 Actor Edie•• Erik' ... Ohio. 1*00 (1) MOVIE"Birdman CROSSWORD 34 Boxing champ 35 World Order (abbr.) 37 Spanish equivalent oI Mr. 38 Gold l(Spanish) 39 Fixes 42 Actress Samantha 44 Small Island 100 CI) MD NBC MOVIE "Rooster 4.fl Friday, Aug. 36 Vi 7 Public (P warehouses 8 Cereal grain 40 F 9 Made a point 41 T S tO Clever 43G 11 Nips palm 12 Units of elec. 48 F rn reluctance 19 Entertainer ..47 F 48 A Levenson 50 A 21 Irritates 52 24 Actor 53 C Jerry 54 H 26 Fathers at 27 Predatory fish 58 S 28 Spanish fc cheer 58 C Torn 29 Actor It 31 Man's best 62 1n friend A 32 Time span (i 33 Beetle .' SOI l TI 30 Slipped Camera teams travel the world to show how the precious metal is mined, transported and used, and how It affects our daily (A) SPECIAL "Goldi" friendof Ann's. (A) (1)0 TENNIS Live coverage THE ROPERS Stanley's of the final round of the Assodi- 0 1110 S PACITHI NATION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hirt Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and t"'a female cyclist whose 1115 Jordanslerform res p from father father is testifying against Grand Ole o' organized crime. (A) House. (R) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC • - NIGHT - - - - Neves, vice president. Merrill 700 Lynch, Pierce, Fanner and (1) (M WORLD OF DISNEY "The Sky's The Limit" An lidSmith Inc. erly man (Pat O'Brien) trying to 200 win the affection of his grandMUSIC (2) NASHVILLE Connie son decides to restore an old i, WIIIIWSS. biplane the boy Is interested in. Smith, Mel Street. (Part lof2)(R) HER HAWHONEYS ORAl. ROOOM 5MISTER NOGERE (N) 910 (1) Gown SINGING jiju. - '1fliUbu.pSat ;'.'ERNAwNosqiou. 'MLA Padgist ptens K11*' onnie IRls R end Speck . •.4..1 TIRIS . _9 ya VA "Whatever 900 6FOR - Conglomerates?" Guest: Carol areexamined. (I) ARCHIS CAMPBELL (1)5 SUNDAY MORNING SBIGFOOTANDWILDSOY "Warpath" 10:00 PRIME TIME SUNDAY (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE JEFFERSONS 0 THE George's boasting about his new, affluent lifestyle gets him In trouble with the underworld. (R) 5 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Whom God Hath Joined" At Christmastime. Elizabeth comes home -- alone and pregnant. 10:30 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 1100 (2) (!) 00 0 NEWS 0 BLUEGRASS, BLUEPRASS 11:15 (4) C88 NEWS 11:30 19 NBC LATE MOVIE Park Avenue" (1977) Lesley Ann Warren, Polly Bergen. While on trial for murder. Marlanne reveals a number of startling facts about her life as a compete In this annual fund. p01'p0hu15. Of raising classic. (From Flushing 0 WILD KINGDOM "Lend The Ostrich" Courtship, the Meadows, New York) rearing of their young and their 5 WALL $TREET WEEK relationship with other animals To 0:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS I • - . (1) MOVIE let" Claudius' reign has become as sordid and corrupt as those of his less noble predecessors. (R) (2) RACERS 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MORAL ISSUES @ MOViE "The Andromeda Strain" (C) (1971) Arthur Hill, David Wayne. Three scientists work to identity a deadly strain of bacteria in time to save everyone from extinction. (2 1/2 Hrs.) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1:30 (2)ADAM-12 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS prostitute and her underworld 30 MINUTES 0 TENNIS 'Robert F. Kenrse- 0 WiLD KINGDOM "Experl- connections. (Part 3 of 3) (R) ment On The Ocean Floor" - Ocean rroreuianai ennu5 playeia and with experiments Marlin celebrities from various fields _____ 9:00 400 11:00 (2)0 NFL FOOTBALL PiusL4ITOPTHE WILD (2)0 AND RN BARNEY NATIONAL GEOGAPIaJC burgh StseIsrs at Dallas SPECIAL "Goldi" Camera Cowboys 11:30 lawns travel the world to show OD 0 Cos MOVIE "Rio MOTNISJUSONS how the preci metal j Lobo" (1971) John Wayne, OlIN is ca mined, transported and used, Jennifer O'Neill. A former Civil and how it War officer seeks revenge on AFTERNOON lives. (A) the traitors who caused the death of a close friend. (R) 410 MOVIE "Hart To Hart" W SPORTS S ,AR (Premiere) Robert Wagner. (2) 0 SUPORD AND THE F1I'1.I$ of the Sarasota open, Stefanie Powers. A SUCCeSSfUl (4) IONPCEM$ Guest: Barbara msnt, from bowling tOwnsb'i'Jn,int, and his novelist Sarasota, T10rlc1atake Felldol on r', careers as jet' NHM Sprinonationais drag letting amateur detectives. IPAC ACADEMY racing from Com Ohio PINKPANTHER Highlights of the Dytona 10:00 IMEW Sportsm "xo,' auto 510 BE ANNOUNCED from 00 International Spin& 10:30 1100 (2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY way in Daytons, Florida, (4). 5 NEWS SRVON S *05.0 WAR U a DIARY (I) MI "Tom Thumb- (C) "Nightmare At San PIstro" 5 MOVIE "There Was A (1961) flueS Tamblyn, Crooked Mars" (C) (1970) Kirk ____ i:s Young. A s owa le. Douglas, le" Fonda. After $ OOIIAHI* dopsed by a kindly old coupis, 5 DONNA FARGO Guist: eacap.d prison., dies of baomes I lniflhiturs hero OarmneWo,lsy, Miles, tes, the wardin $500,000 the when he foils time e plate of 5*55 woo OP SPORTS corpoe aria heads forfrom Mexico. two dwt& villai ns. (2 His.) Coverage of 1115 LittIs Lssgus (2 1/2 His.) PAT ALBERT World Series from W*1n. • PMINIOCCIR Liwsoows'. spOrI Pja, •'The pink Panthar' (C)_(1154) David Nivefl, p, Odsis. A jewel thief I a.1r1cY 0N FN$I$ UPS Gusut LI atlewçts to tate possession of George Seigelous,_direc. a CROCKiyy' VICTORYbOat. gas, with the help r Of Ills Arms Contr ol ard of imips p pa Inspector's Dlsarm.msn.Ag,51,,. wIfe. (3 His, 20 Mine.) 1:00 $10 HOLLIFAVOTM _ (2) FLOMGA'5 wATown aDep____ 6:00 (4)00 NEWS 5) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Sky Pirates" Two brothers and an ax-pilot stop a gang of thieves from smuggling the Napoleon Diamond across the English Channel. (A) 6:01 PLEDGE BREAK Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to pledge breaks. 8:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4) CU NEWS 1:00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY NI SEAFOOD fit 1.4 14 1, 1 011111 MORNING uuue • • Coverage of the National AAU Long Course Swimming Championships from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. KIT "No-Fault Insurance, S FIRING LINE "The Television Machine" Guests: Dorothy Pantyhose, Homebuylng" (R) Fuidheim, radio and television 12:30 commentator; Ben Stein, (2) MEET THE PRESS author of 'The View From Sun0 BLACK AWARENESS set Boulevard." 0 DIRECTIONS 'Companies 5:30 Of Holy Fools" The resurgence of the ancient Christian tradi- 0 F-TROOP tion of using puppetry and mime to convey a message Is EVENING examined. (A) 5) FLORIDA REPORT August 26 DOWN I Actress Turner 2 Astringent mineral salt 3 Danny De (Taxi) 4 Equator (abbr.) 5 Chafe 6 Forward part •' S, I V H I S I \ V l 'I U -i 1 V U 1 I s H -I ..' H 1 ' (I I �111—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Daytime Schedule Edmunds: A Cure For Sum m er B lu es MORNING U which Is Rockplle, the band he co-fronts with Nick Lowe. The fierce backup provided by Lowe, drummer Terry Williams, and second guitarist (and ace horseracing handicapper) Billy Bremner makes what Edmund does look easy. And it's not. Edmunds renovates a style 25 years old — bare THE $11 5:30 SUMMER $$ . W U In • Like his psi Nick Lowe, much of Edmunds' musical concern Is with girls and good times, though Dave's spirit Is more romantic than Lowe's lusty humor. • • ••-.ij • .• ;• ;:•;. ; . •': Taken together with Lowe's Labour of Lust, this album proves Rockplle Is headed to the top oftheheap. Their style, verve, humor and pluck have been sorely missing from days another four rockers with similar talent and Welsh musician Dave Edmunds Liverpool to car UP rock dokfrians of the 'SOs. COURSE • II .to , fLint, II • • SACK sY POP'LAR DWAA11116 I IL so C11111111111 , Joky fliP ft ui. Il• II ii II II U •Frencho.ionsoupsYouvchoscefrcmoue fabulous salad bars Hot baked notatoss or yellow tics or our vegetable ci the day. I • 1 1 I IIP I p I I • g uuiu.u* . •' 'sstsis , .• S - • ,•••_ _______ I 1 I 1 (4)UPBEAT 1:25 (2) =CARD SHARKS &-41 ()KUTANA 1:46 A.M. WEATHER 200 9:55 HE0CTORS DONE UP! TO LIVE FLOWER siow 10:00 230 (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ) S ONCE UPON A CLASSIC a ANOTHER WORLD 4) 5 GUIDING LIGHT 10.30 (2) 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ) LOVE OF two f(f 5 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 5 V.1. PEOPLE 0 GENERAl. HOSPITAL 0 ANTKXISS 3:30 1055 1:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR 700 5 CII NEWS SELECTRIC COMPANY (R) lioo 400 (2) 0 HIGH ROLLERS (2) 0 TODAY (4)5 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING CA ___ sESAME STRIfl (R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Oman (I) BMUMENCY ONE! (4) 8 THE PRICE BRIGHT 0 UVERNE S SHIRLEY (R) asim Sisow UEWITCHED 0 MARTY R011INS 51*1(1 ME LAUGH SWM(STRW(N) S HODGEPODGE LODGE a 111:" WHM OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD MISTER ROGERS (R) (1) S 430 (4) MICE DOUGLAS AFTV040ON 7:30 120 (2) 0 TODAY tf4lilm (2)MINOREADERS OGOOOMOG iws CA eie sms () 1:00 (4) 0CAPTAIN KANGAROO (2) NEWS OVER EASY SEARCH FOR TOMORRow 1:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 RYAN'S HOPS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 PASSWORD PLUS (1) IN S MART TYLER MOORE v GRIFFIN OGUNGMIOKII 500 (1) THE BRADY BUNCH COUPLE MISTER Roam (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS S HOGAN'S HEROES 0 SEWITCHED 5 OVER EASY - Well, 'Nobody's Perfect' EVENING fellow officer. (Part 2o1 2)(R) (3) CBS MOVIE "Breakheart Pass" (1976) Charles Bronson, , R)ew100 Ben Johnson. A prisoner with the best of them but who scheduled as a Limited-run shipped to Vietnam as a fourBy JOAN HANAUER NEWS brought aboard a train traveUobviously wasn't AWOL summer replacement, man unit with no training or ONCE UPON A CLASSICIng through snowbound moun- up Television Writer "Dominic: Twenty Years Ago" robbery and death. (R) NEW YORK (UPI) — The when the brains were passed "Detective School" has PUrPOSe. taint becomes entangled in a One of them has a mother scored top marks in the Harriet. Beaver and Lucy con- web of mysterious accidents, around. first new show of the season vince Lord Stainton of Lucy's ABC discovered, however, ultimate test — the Nielsen with a whim of iron, and they authenticity. (Part 7018) (R) to be canceled — before are plagued by a stupidly S MOVIE "Hitler: The Last succeeding installments of ratings. Ten Days" (C) (1973) Alec ever appeared on the air — A pilot that failed to turn sadistic Southern lieutenant 1:30 Guinness, Simon Ward. Narrat- was aptly titled "Nobody's the didepisode's not live upInto to a series will be shown on but protected by a paternal (2)NEC NEWS the sitcom opening ed by Alastair Cooke. Pos- Perfect." (4). CU NEWS CBS Aug. 25, 8:30-9 p.m., black colonel. promise. teased by personal turmoil, 5*80 NEWS It's easy to see why CBS Eastern time. The laughs It also was one of the most Adolph Hitler spends his final VIu.AALllAE(R) It happens all the time didn't buy this show as a "The days barricaded in a bunker promising, to judge by the television land has a whole such as they are — in 700 question group of writers who 416th" center around four series. The from his enemies. (2 Hrs.) pilot, TIC TAC DOUGH Army remains: Why is the network 030 MARY TYLER MOORE That, apparently, is what specialize In pilots, becausereservists hapless called youngup In 1968 subjecting its audience to the Phyllis decides that Ted would S MOVIE "March Of The mike an ideal candidate for Wooden Soldiers" (B/W) fooled ABC — the network those are the scripts on and in danger of being pilot? judged by the pilot when It which series are sold. Once a (1934) Stan Laurel, Oliver the city council. 5 ,iixi STEP BEYOND "To Hardy. Two men find them- scheduled the half-hour show is bought, the quality selves in a fantasy world toy sitcom starring British actor often goes down. Fight A Ghost" shop. (1 1/2Hrs.) Ron Moody as an elegant JOICER'$ WILD In this instance, rather THE CROSS-WITS Scotland Yard inspector on than accept a weak half. 10:00 MACNEIL I LEHRER O BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE loan to the San Francisco hour, ABC shelved the REPORT Police Department. 11:00 show's premiere while 7:30 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS Moody's Roger Hart reads production work continues. (2) LIARS CLUB S DICK CAVETT Guest: Ste. Sherlock Holmes, but at ''Nobody's Perfect'' @J MATCH GAME phen Spender. (Part 201 2)(R) work he resembles Peter probably will be an early THE NEWLYWED GAME 11: SHA NA NA Guest: Bobby Seller's Inspector Clouseau, winter replacement. IJ(12) BEST OF CARSON Rydell. aCAROL BURNETT AND Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: breaking as he enters. That left a hole in the ABC FRIENDS Guests: Steve Peter Falk, Fernando Lamas, The pilot has a delightfully schedule, which will be filled Chuck Mangione. Dorothy Lawrence. Lily Tomlin. zany quality, and a leading by th' "Detective School" It DICK CAVEIT Guest: Ste- Fuidheim. (R) character who the audience run by James Gregory, aka phen Spender. (Part 1 of 2) (R) (1) NEWLYWED GAME MISS BLACK AMERICA can laugh with as well as at Inspector Luger on "Barney 8:00 - a man who can bumble Miller." Originally PAGEANT Antonio Fargas. tl2) THE RUNAWAYS Steve Maria Gibbs, Ted Lange. Keno learns that a runaway teenager Holliday and Vernee Watson In desperate need of surgery are the judges in the 12th has been picked up hitchhiking annual pageant from the Cocoby a neurotic former mental nut Grove in Hollywood, Calipatient. fornia. M WONDER WOMAN 0 ANDY'S FUN HOUSE Wonder Woman meets a col- Comedian Andy Kaufman and lege professor who, as a result his guests Cindy Williams, of radiation experimentation, Howdy Doody, Gail Slobodkin. has powers equal to her own. the B Street Conga Band and More Than HAPPY DAYS Richie's Little Wendy present a unique space friend Mork turns to the comedy-music special. gang for help when life on earth 12:00 starts driving him crazy. (R) OF SUMMER (4)BiG VALLEY Victoria has Geoffrey Gilbert conducts this to rely upon an English valet to year's season of concerts pro- help her get medical supplies tented by the Summer Festival to the Indians. Orchestra. Selections include 1:00 Cad Maria Von Weber's Over. ) 2) TOMORROW Guest: lure. Der Frelschutz, the Tone author Albert J. Lowry. Poem "Don Juan," Opus 20 by (1)0 NEWS Richard Strauss and Johannes Brahms' Symphony No. 2 in D 1:30 Major, Opus 73 S SOUNDS ()S LOU GRANT 811119 and August 27 Lou become deeply Involved in an exPose of shoddy nursing ham practices. (R) a lawn "U.S. Professional MONDAY ketbail star acc.pjs a slonals compete for $175,000 demandIng job as a basketball in PdZS OflIY in the flflSl$ of 1:00 JI 2 (4)5• NEWS coach at a racially mixed high this prestigious tournament Played at the Longwood Crick. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC it Club in Chestnut Hill. Massa. "Dominic: Lucy And Harrisi"BASEBALL Sarah dispels Lord Stainton's IU. MoYIM' JOURNALchuistti. doubts; Oesver prepares for ai "How To Go A Job" Bill 1100 u1ton the EigitB.lIs.(Part Moysrs reports on a program (2)®••0PWS ofS)(R) in San DIego,Callfornlathat _ 10118 teaching this uniemployed how Hall Jo" Carson. Gusetv — _••. ••• - • _•••__• — • •**• •. - Record-Breaker? Steve Martin's one- week engagement at las starts Sept. 6. releases and announced a Vegas' Riviera Hotel, which now shared office record may topple the box new promotional tour. Federal Communications Commission, During all the confusion has been amazing," says maitre d' Rudy about the group's name, the Guerrero, "They call from places like Ohio, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Mention "FCC" and one thing comes to mind — the by Kenny Rogers and Barry Manilow. "This group after the commis to crash and swoman trapped on a mountain after a disastrous make way for a railroad. (l Hr. 35Mins.) land 308 5 MOVIE "Return To Trea- 1:00' (2)0 P150 MOVIE "TO Kill A 193S) JO. Don Baker, Louis Gosselt Jr. White a New York City det&tive Is doling in on a dangerous radical gr , their denuanlad leader makes Plans for a massacre of Policemen atlsndlng the funeral of a ' on Jimmy Evans, J. B. Chrisman, to sure island" (8/W) (1954) Tab Hunter, Dawn Addams. A secret map leading to a hidden tralaw" beconwe the objective of founo-hunorY crooks. 0 Hr. 20 Mirl 425 0 TARPON COUNTRY Swell And. Swinging With a deep contralto platoons of men who wanidh, she makes every remembCr the tovai' blonde. When she left the DOCISY griMing a suitor bearing band In 1943, it IItITked the And she's end of an era. But she's alittleft bm "Ik for unrly few always worked, thOU&I not decades. as often these days. U.5, in the Mb and the "I love music and I love INN as a vocalist with the to Jizusny Dorsey band. w she played New York's "but I'd rather at home oW Strud IIII611*1K m I*IISIi, thiit.cehanded Icould easi1ybecomfleababy' lfftirl MW •',; hill It's') .' greatest for' talent." Helen O'Connell still Is, ' __________________ Ar One FCC single started climbing the Georgia and Maassachusctts. One group in That's why music industry industry charts. Clifton says Texas said they wanted to bring in a planeload lawyers advised a record more singles may be If we could assure them of rooms and show company not to name its released from the album and tour may also reservations. We took care of them." MOVIE "Bad Men Of group from Muscle Shoals, an expanded announced depending on 1:30 lawyers be Missouri" (B/W) (194 1) Dennis Ala., "FCC." The MOVIE 11240 Robert" Moroan. Jane Wyman. The said naming the rock 'n' roll the We of their debut album. (Premiere) John Blfllwtt PITY. Younger Brothers find thi.Tt' federal Mark Harmon. Members of a selvil on the other side of the FCC — composed of si might cause Poke rescue squad attempt law when carpetbaggers s.z Clifton, "Be-bop" problems. OCSai plane save V"" 01 1:00 Dennis Dugan. (R)Henry (2)0 NEC MOVIE 'To Kill A NEWLYWED WINS Cop" (157$) Joe Don 8Mf, ROOKPORD PILlS A Isi700 - LOUIS GoøaI1W...A New Yn iow.pitieflt5fn..ROJfO?4and (I)t1iT*0jSK. You can quiet your (4) MARY TYLER MOOR! City detective Is forced to con. Angel's court-ordered therapy grUMbift domaChWhIIS Mary is determined to try and tend with his politically group daims her Me Is being motivated superiors and thrsstsnsd by the underworld. get Lou beck together with p rem an your HereWAfL charges of corruption whit. •POUCS$TORYAyouthful Is a JIM of 14 macks you cml tving to and the murderous appearing policeman is recruit. np.,. • IfldalIikomomilyIIcslort.i Flood" raMllageOIadsma liedradical ad to go undercover at a high gral (Part lot 2) (R) each from ad"to break up a drug ring. veatsin S Josciws wto MA'$N Talk of a TOTH0POIN1 itoo (1) M VALLEY Victoria wid S.J. to promote a present-day, MMKW ic pugesru nd the rftM in a sthedn o1 4077th ___ _____ ____ d*q town that survives by * '' '' CLUE TALKS charging for everyUuing. aos •sIIsi $aflpkMes &H0LLYW000SWJAMS WITH P RENTS ABOUT IIUb ,,.,, LATE MOVE "Sun. ______ Sandy moderates questions from the day in New York" (1984) ClIff 1 ch.cil.ts s*wkb regis ----BURNSTT -ND studio MM$IflOS and vlavmrs Robertson, Jane Fond.. A j cap - a" John DavidWON the Country when she young woman recovering from 1 psd kekrg kte, Sown up Rogers In a broken engagement finds A%SS 9 g h'u-tipecial for parents •_" _ "' Of chit. adventure and love whits stayi_a J-CV '"'1 drenwiuo are starting school. lug with her brother In New lpck III York. R) 90 'i ousci kd diven (4)5UIflI MOM ONTHE C@XVBI too .;PII'd WSi M11 °' JoIVyFIr IISred Job In. (2)5 TONOMOw Guqts: takes. pguusu on,gI an .l4er) •, lfo and Wendy Lual a L Pri j .wI,qqØo *s,rsorare4 .Iibustk. r*4!. I o New i1iolhetai Ito •':. )t.$ "" hI, • j'Ø5Vt •;tl •. •.•_ August 28 TUESDAY P1EV -VILLA M__I(R) ideas th o',l*i's 1:11 (2) PORTER WAGONER 5:30 THE LITTLE RASCALS W an Diet .•• 100 OPOURLNES (4)•THE YOUNG AND THE 00000 MORNING AMERI- RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN CA JLMJA CHILD AND COM IJUAS, YOU AND YOU (R) PANY M . 1.30 (2) (4) DONAHUE THE WORLD (4) 0 A$ 0 MIKE DOUGLAS TURNS MOVIE 0 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDENI OPIUM (4) CRACKOWARREL The success his venture comes through songs with traditional themes expressed in modern terms — here from writers like Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, and Hank Deviot of Emmylou Harris' Hot Band — and the magic of Edmunds' guitar playing. His singing — vaguely reminiscent of John Fogarty — is -icing on the cake. a 0 Always smartly In style and stirring, Edmunds is one of today's finest players. • II II II ii II I! If: i' WPTLCLUB 1.00 2)EARLY DAY NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE bones, rawly emotional rock 'n' roll. Using energy long lost In the quagmire rock musk has become, Edmunds breathes into his performances as much as passion as the young Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent I Elvis once gave us. am" 1:30 C2)T00AY 5.fl 5:53 By ROB PATTERSON Repeat When Necessary urges the title of the fifth and finest album by Dave Edmunds. A better prescription for curing the summer blues can't be found. The strength of Edmunds' singularly valid rock revivalism rests on many factors, not the least of The group went through Steve "Wichita" Gooch, lso other possible names and Butch Ledford and Wayne finally chose Funky Coin- Chaney — puts out a cornmunications Committee. binatlon of soft rock and Albums were pressed, rhythm & blues. The group Is an expublicity releases were printed and T-shirts were perlment of sorts. Free emblazoned with the Funky Flight Records, a subsidiary ConudwiIcaticns Committee of RCA, Is the first Nashville- based rock 'n' roll label. RCA are pmweek we talked to Officials from the FCC thng that the Nashville label when they came to our can successfully compete name. "L at at Washington's with the Los Angeles and Bayou club, They said they New York rock product and concert thought naming the group have placed their chips FCC was agu," says Dennis FCC. Clifton, lead guitarist and cowriter ol the group's first hit single, "Baby I Want YO u," • on "It's not like other corn- panles that assign a group a from the album of the same number and X-number dollars for promotion. name. They've got a personal In"So, started using FCC tered having to prove their relIabIlity," says Clifton, again," ClIftàn sayi: EIer said thndoflé. The who used to teach at a school for rotardi thlldrmi.; "'lhoy .. reçp ... 'rn.vv' _k... uuvmuuiy t.t.t....• new of we _..._•.t.. inked FCC on publicity S. 55 - - - - •. * -• S. -. Potential." - -• 0 _ Friday, Aug. 24,197" Evening Harald, Sanford, El. Fridley, Aug. 24,1l5 • S. S / I S. 4 T ' ' • 5 S ' ." . •' '- I S. S S -. t S4.•'_ --- ___ CiT. �iO—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 24, 1,19 Bedtime Buddies For The Wee Ones Breaking Away,l@A Warm, Funny Film Illustrations are striking In their projected warmth: soft MAGGIE AND THE PIRATE by Ezra Jack Keats tan-yellow pages and brown (ScbclasticFour Winds Press, 33 pages, $3.95) Ink lines sparked by splashes fflDE, YOU SEEK by Jose Arneg. & Arlene Dewey of color the pattern In a (Gw1flow, 95 pages, 7.$5) quilt or IN rug, or Benjamin's GERALDINE, THE MUSIC MOUSE by Leo Uoenl Ice blue pajamas. This is a (Pathea, ..ged, $3.19) weU4*med work, with thSifle, BRUNUS AND THE NEW BEAR by Ellen Stale Walsh story and art that fit (Dedsy,32pqes,5) ecliely. WHERE'SYOUR BABY BROTHER BE(Y BUNTING? The second tale, for by U.—. Thraey (Doubleday, 32 pages, $3.95) slightly older listeners (or readers), unfolds in biting togL g y brother or your little sister grotesques caricature; for any thing. You'll have mod little Becky Bw*b , wtio nothing but trouble and they Heads are oversized and always come back In the deliberately unattractive, t1pki nothing leaving bar baby brother in aid." though background settings loving The illustrations are and detail are r1I4lcaIIy the of an aihnlring stranger wtdlshe rides that striking In their use of proportioned. stranger' braid new bblue WIU . American LibraryAun. Bedtime stories are a ritual In many households. They offer thus. of quid, — private sharing between paret and child, and, In the cueofvyyogocie.,the first steps along the way to reading. Here are some fresh picks from the spring and summer publishing :. season. THURSDAY ____ ____ - _ ___ _ WEDNESDAY yellow washes and unex- makes his way through. intrigued at Gldi' era nes pares to launch pected bits of bright collage. There's humor aplenty In pleasure In learning about (Part a of 8) (A) It's a good visual and verbal his music through her line, composition and con- mouse's &W nocturnal concerts. They'll (2) 0 M NEWS Leo Uorsd's "Geraldine, be pleased that because the (4) CSS NEWS ception. LOVE Hum Cronyn and Jo,.i.o, Ray rocket. sica Tandy perform a loving Br a dbury, Cheryl Ladd. (N) montage of the little were u.s. OPEN UPDATE waged between twesn men and Highlights of the days activity °"•fl• in the U.S. Open Tennis Chem. $30 pionahips being held at Flush•, "We Hide, You Seek" by Jose Ampand Arlane the Music Mouse" Is a now has the music Inside *10 NEWS (I) HANGING U Ing Meadow Park in Corona. () her, she can give up her Maw York. 'treasure to feed her hungry 700 (1) NBC MOVE "m. ieghs • POIJCI WOMAN Pepper (2) TIC YAC DOUGH They Took Miss BeautIful" and a rookie officer go underfriends. Liosmi's mice may already (j)MMY TYLER MOORE (1977) Phil Slivers, Steffa cover to break up a high school drug ring. (A) Murray's teen-age daughter be familia r to veteran P10' nude carrying a job and Mary Ida to ft* beauty contest pageant 7VQ0 tirebook readsrs. Here they nude ai'a at the office. pijoJ by a terror______ crnu ub the pages In s dued cs NVIR MTAIJ6LE N woo mil. 4) NEWLYWED GAME 1Il (/~E 1I4 CLUE tones of gray, beige and gold JONEN'S WILD NiJp4 v lion dour, in ransom for each S SWITCH Pit. and Mac L ThE JAME c A CffAPACrER ml ooss wiTS for a soft, open look that stag. an eleborale plan to outØrL ($) IN A IV can a ruthises laid speculator ij m4chus the story's mood. I MACNEIL I LIMBER ® OBT Corning To Dmiia•' (19$?) 54. whO is ttw.slsning a friend. (N) TWO doris. nei Poitler, Katharine 7:10 rivab'y as their tliam. wul Itli HspbunL A liberal young lady ( 1.1*1501111 (I) itrihe a c-- -un JJy Jarrod goes brings 1w bIsoksno. home to to laker Csty to-tloee a land FAMILY PEUD '1D?, yowsr childesum. The flrd, MI hit . s. THE _ —' -, UWM '1_ TI4IE F L *I 81011 Walsh's "& $5fly5 N • MOl "Behind The. erR and Snda that they have aid Lbs New Bier" Mar. (1977) 'abithm Maims. b.eiPaid. CMOI. IUP.NITT *im Uadgv' I ____ 1 1 1 1 1 a doffed beer who PB$IIID$ Guests: Steve 90m'l, O.J. SImpson. Two XU. {1*M&$I5 assigMd to work has been Benjamin's frj4 L*iwis Tim Conwiy. SARE1TA A Iove.smmen on $ series of vicious5 S DICK CAVITY GUSSI Ste. 10gsthSt and" "shies before they could * Mille ci iarssta'a _____ CPlM b$co.r caight 1* in $11 2 of 2) (N) remanber" Bat when Hash, plum Spender. (Part bacomu____ Mis target of a mit. k$snaclel lows al1w. (N) _ so a tiny new bear, arrives to ___ dStOUS Chiflii$ Being. 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OA 4.401vale 11111011sit conducts ti'éç L -*iiir to PhwmwmorAa Orchestra In I1I* I DM __ ID — •' a: • • L ON poison suspected of being the caiae.(R) (FSHAWAMPIVE.OMcGarto $5irUuis for a photogra-(Paw Williams) who is mii an Inc iminating photo to bkskmal an undsrwor$d kingA mad bomber threatens to change the 12th pisUnct's grave yard *1Y II5LLIB - • SBMT • - • ' at RMANCES "The MWII9S Of Figaro Karl bum conducts the Vienna Philharmonic_orchestra in Moasit's t$isilo opera of rtil$tallSIJiUuis.(Ps,12)(R) 1 9M • • - P00 MCQUINCY Sam Has near death Quincy desperately isolate a mysters0" 01 ••• .l a guilty - SOAP On the eve of Seneon's dsperture for a new -. he and Jessica reminisce Akhftd abcI d n.y. thI Ta ZlWbt(€) FORANY PURPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,000. If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot, YOU QUALIFY, EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! 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(Patti of 2)(R) (F NEWLYWED GAME 0 MAS'H Major Winches2)woom ter makes a tape recording for T) WALTONS DCl- his parents recounting his frusmints are found which load the trations with the daily life and residents of Walton's Mountain staff of his unit. (N) to believe that the Waltons 12:15 were not the original settlers. (N) (4) BIG VALLEY Heath tries to (Part 12) '.." ". TUNE — HOMEOWNERS: @) 0 U.S. OPEN UPDATE New York. Secret and Siegfried embarks on a physical fitness program. ,. wallpaper. GRADE: B CONCORDE: AIRPORT '79 THE (PG) (R) Highlights of the day's activity — with old friends who live in a house with purple-and-green in the U.S. Open Tennis Cham®HOLLYWOOD SARIS pionships being held at Flush116100,000 NAME THAT Ing Meadow Park In Corona, exam, James uncovers 101 Ron Uoward,. Cindy Williams, Candy Clark, Paul LeMaL (Comedycrania) We re-visit most of the original "Graffiti" people several years later, to see what's happened to them. A neat idea, and It works well, but they've tricked It out with a sell-conscious camera stunt that looked good on paper but Is very disconcerting to the audience. It's like a v1slt 11:30 () BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Bruce Oem, Robert Klein, Susan Sullivan. Dr. Carl Sagan. u 11AM cws Au. CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL Tristan tails his _ • _ room. MATCH GAME JOKER'S WILD THICROSS-WIT8 MACNEIL / LIMPER REPORT 7:30 cleenedup.(R) ________________ August 30 "John Halifax, Gentleman" A (3D 0 BARNABY JONES poor orphan boy develops, a goddaughter (Bonstrong friendship with his Barnaby's nie Ebsen) prey to a forsrnploysr's son. (Part lot 9)(R) tune hunterfalls who frames her 6:10 fiance for murder. (N) NBC NEWS 10:30 (4)•CNEWS SNEAK PREVIEW Roger ABC NEWS Eberl and Gene Siskel review (B) O "Meatballs," "Sunburn" and 7:00 "The Concorde: Airport '79." (2) TIC TAG DOUGH 11-.00 (F MARY TYLER MOORE G.org.tt.visits Ted at the stu- (1) C!) OS NEWS : . A.L. dio only to find him kiuing Rowse. (Part 2 of 2) Guest (N) another woman in his dressing PROJECTU.F.O. A college student claims that he was warned by an alien group of their plans to take Earth Unless the world's pollution is ____ :• ONIX UPON A — GENERAL RELEASE MORE AMERICAN GRAFFiTI (PG) ald Pleasence) of murderhig a fellow British ex-patrlat.. (N) 11 SILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE _____ — columbo suspects a retired Scotland Yard Inspector (Don- NEWS — realize they don't mind being "townies." Briefly, It's the "Rocky" of bicycle racing but so much better. A fine job by these four young actors. GRADE: A . III Susan Blakely, George Kennedy and a cast of thousands. (Adventure) This time, It's the supersonic Concorde that's In trouble one of Its passengers Is carrying a secret and the bad guy tries missiles, sabotage and everything else to bring It down. It's all exciOng, but more sensible than earlier "Airport" films and this has some people you care about, GRADE: B MOONRAKER (P(i Roger Moors, Lois Chilea, Spy adventure. James Bond Is back and that's about all you need to say. This one Is the moat Illogical, ridiculous, 5pJ%55 Bond film of all—but it' s Still great fun, stylish, extraordinary gimmicks and special of witty and full effects. Ignore the plot, just sit back and have a good time. GRADE: B George Burns, JUST YOU AND ME, KID (PG) Lorrlane Gary. (Comedy) Ives, Burl Brook Shields, more of a TV sitcom than a real Item innocuous little old exvaudevffiian who movie — about the kindly Dennis Christopher, little romantic, tied up just right. It's set In Bloomington, Ind., a college town, the summer the local boys finally EVENING ___ — Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, Jackie Earle Haley (Romantic comedy) This American-made movie Is the kind of film the French always do so well: warm, funny, a AMER1CATHON (PG) —John Ritter, Harvey Korman, Fred Willard. (Farce) It's 20 years In the future and the country Is broke. A 30-day telethon Is expected to put the oil USA back on Its feet. This Is a case of stretching a f unny-seeming Idea too thin. As the film sinks ever more Into plodding or offensive gags, the audience grows more restless. Tries to be another "Groove Tube" and falls. Skip It. GRADE: D -- Maule isa welcome new offering by Ezra Jack Keats, a w.flwn end much admired children's au authorillustrator. (His "Snowy won the Ca14.cdt award In 1113.( Ba water, You , I her frost sitting Is a departure mother, who is Un(tpsurIag from the dt'sss thet Car Trouble derstandably outraged have h Exports account for 46 per. U.& auto trade was 0.6 blI"How COuld YOU hli riced do such a cent of Belgium's gross lion In the hole Iaztyear, makisirrible thing, YOU bid national Maggie returns from product and. 23 per- lag cars second only to oil In 'child?' sh. said several cent of West huçing for her mother to Germany's, The the nation's tra& deficit tn in a row."). and COIIJeIaiC Board o6serves. column. find MkI, her pit crichut, SiblIng RIvalry, the theeaI "Briss aid the say that Mh',,h, spsrsb Becky at In the United States, exports Europe Is Experts tTuhth( and lii Place of the priMe place to ida New Bear" by Elko Stole Waleb, Is st only 64 percent of jack up sale. of Americanthe police station where coin cage a scrawled nuts, " comfortably dIstanced gale. so the message Is they're __ made cars. But 1977 sales of waiting for baby the pirate was hare." Maggie clear but entertainIng en well. U.S. cars to the European brother to tan up. bagha a worried search Ups. Diet Economic Community caine nih the Culprit, "that flew Dewey is a rich .rtfil $Rint fantasy that's slightly H. does and later on to only 20,000 — , sligjtly less kid mound here," bit cods for younger preschoolers. A Illogical bit wellpscsd and Dedily .gin for the Silkworms feed on the than sales In acramento, her NIkI, who ikowni In the tiny trio of animals corn- lovely to lock at. It's Liii Pai '4 aid Mti. Basting leaves of the white mulberry. Calif. A major problem is that chaos of Maggie's riverside mands a little red rhinoceros story of a glat cliii.. TPfl stTaWbafTY Shoitcak The worms will feed on leaves European tariffs on automoof other members of the mul- biles are substantially higher confrontation. The villain to find them in their game of mouse sculpted by a 1 for everyone. The moral? berry family, but the quality than tariffs In this country, proves a sympAbstle sort, hide andi sea. mwise named Geraldine as "Don't trade your little of their silk is then pool el. The Conference Board note.. theih, hungry for love and Turning the pages, readers she nibbles oft places to give friendship, which Maggie will discover a menagerie of to her hungry friends. AugU* s t 29 Mozart's classic opera of misand her friends extend when Eastern African animals The sculptured mouse Is taken identities. (Part 1) (R) he returns the cage with a chiming "We'll play too." magical and comes alive In new cricket inside. And following that they can the night to play music on its bring in their harvest In time, SULLY GRAHAM CRUSADE There's a surprising range join Rhino In spotting the tall, which Is fashioned to EVENING Of emotion within the con- softly concealed figures look like a flute. Geraldine the Barklsys hire a man with 11. -W the reputation of a Jinx. fines of the grief text, and Aruego and Dewey hide In knows that the mouse's t11 (2) (4) S5 02 NEWS WEIGHT S ENOUGH Tom- S DICK CAVITY Guest: A.L. good pacing as well. The the bright, joyously colored Is a flute, though she has (2) (4)5S 0I00 NEWS my shocks the Brndfords with Rowse. (Part 1012) (R) warm village and country tropical settings. Quiet never heard music; sharp SONCE UPON A CLASSIC the nsws of his impending mar. waterfront settings take clusters of shapes burst into children might want to know "Dominic: Beyond Gravity" lag. Old fatherhood. (N) stay OF 'CARSON shape via green, blue and movement when Rhino why. Nevertheless, they'll be Nick and his friends catch the 5 THE MANY FACES OF Host: Johnny Comm. Guests: Lord Stainton P combination. BREAKING AWAY (PG) NEW RELEASE fly DENISE MURCKO Friday, Aug. 24_ 179-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. �SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 4—Sunday, August 26,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herak(USPS 481.280)—Price 23 Cents The 'Swan SongI Of Andrew.. Y na r onfrontation Delay U.S. Pol icy On PLO Is Only 'For Andy' Called UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Andrew Young has won postponement of a confrontation between the United States and the Arab world over a resolution on Palestinian rights, But there's a rub. The Arabs said they agreed to the postponement only "for Andy," and Young, who resigned as U.N. ambassador over an unauthorized meeting with the Palestine Uberation Organization, will be gone next month. Arab officials made it clear Friday the confrontatlon over a resolution calling for "selfdetermination, national In. dependence, and sovereignty" for the Palestinians" was Put Off, net canceled, The officials said the Palestinian issue Will arise again in the Security - N Council, most likely in early October after Young's successor is tiements and Palestinian violence. - UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Andrew Young, controversial to the end, disagreed openly with his government in his swan song at the United Nations, telling the Security Council the United States is pursuing a "ridiculous" policy by Ignoring the Palestine Liberation Organization. But Young, who resigned after being censured for misrepresenting an unauthorized meeting with a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization, pulled off a major diplomatic breakthrough Friday for the Carter administration by ob taming a postponement of the vote on a resolution the United States was cornmitted to veto. The resolution called for "self-determination, national independence and sovereignty" for the Palestinians, and a veto would have further alienated its Arab oil suppliers. And the Arabs, announcing the post. ponement, said, "We are doing it for Andy." "It is a tribute to Young it has nothing to do with the State Department," Kuwaiti Ambassador Abdulla Yaccoub Bisharra, a spokesm an for the Arab bloc, said. He said the order for the postponement came from PLO leader Yasser Arafat. "We cannot let circumstances push Andrew Young, this great man, to cast the veto," said Arafat in a telegram read by Bisharra. As Young, Security Council president for August, rose for his possible last public appearance In the chamber, a hush fell on the room. - He called the State Department's order to ban meetings between the PLO and the United States "ridiculous." Friday's decision to avoid a vote and a veto which Young as the American delegate would have had to cast was made by PLO Leader Yasser Arafat in the Middle East. "We cannot let cmcumstances push Andrew Young, this great man, to cast the veto," said Arafat In a telegram read In the Council by Kuwaiti Mnbusador Abdulla Yaccoub Bisharra. Young's possibly final public appearance in the chamber was in keeping with his stormy stay in the sensitive U.N. pod. He gave a blunt statement of the international scene, criticizing the State Department, Israeli set- - "I have no regrets about violating the ridiculous rule about not communicating with the PLO," he said. "I walked into it with my eyes open. I had a fundamental disagreement with the policy and Ikept quiet about it for two and a half years. Now in some small way I may have opened up a channel of communications. - "It is a ridiculous policy for the United States not to speak to the PLO. It's also ridiculous for many of you sitting around this table not WIN " to have relations with Israel." MICE /6M PD AE I ... "If I may take the liberty, I would like to express some personal thoughts," he said stressing he was speaking to his "delegate" friends and not as the American envoy. "I have no regrets about violating the ridiculous (U.S. goverment) rule about not communicating with the PLO," he said. "It is a ridiculous policy for the United States not to speak to the PLO. It's also ridiculous for many of you sitting around this table not to have relations with Israel," It was the first time In U.N. history a council president has told that body the top decisionmaking unit at the world organization that he disagrees with his government. - - County Residents W'1011 Get Credits On Power Bills BYDONNAESTES Herald 8taff Writer Residents in the unincorporated areas of Seminole County who have been paying franchise fees as part of their power bills from the Florida Power and light Co. will be receiving credits on their November billings said Scott Burns, district manager of the utility, today. How much will the credit to each customer in the unin- corporated area be? That will due not be known $l the ee*rls received from the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC), Burns said. The Florida Supreme Court gave the PSC an opinion that it is Improper for customers living in non-franchise areas (the unincorporated area) to pay franchise fees to be willy taiL ____ (FPL) besâIWU ' be notice __ the ___ __ co1 fees $Idiflt$ only, and by November to cndi the power bills in the unincorporated . aress B The Supreme Court opinion and PSC order does not affect ye $SØ,00Q _ --_-1' the1PM9SOfIscalyeaniigIn Oct.. I. Burns said the Supreme Court directed FPL In January to continue using the "spread,' method in collecting franchise fees from its out of city reildents and to use the "direct" method in collecting the fees from city residenta. All of the fees collected under both methods, Bums said, were returned to city government. the amount of franchise fees the The order means only city of Sanford will receive, customers living within fran- Burns said. The city- has eeçw. ordered ____ lnotlwd, moi*ba was ordered In ot__nntncorpersted areas ss __ ____ ____ the state Supreme Court o the method of collecting which method was. appropriate, franchise fees for city govern"It appears the credits will be meid. made In the month of 111 SemInole, County Coin, November. The length of time missioner William Kirchhoff, and the amount of the refund speaking before the Seminole awaiting the final order," County Legislative Delegation, so ught legislation outlawing the Burns said. practice. He called the fees to . 4srn%gIW plalned, calls ("franchise paid to cities to be levied equally over a service area without regard to whether the electrical service is within or outside a city. The direct method, he said, calls for all the franchise fees paid to a city to be collected as part of the power The Supreme Court opinion out-of-city residents "taxation bills of residents of that city. The franchise fees collected by FPL during the past eight and PSC ruling ends the two- without representation." year battle waged by residents 0 Juveniles Repay F sdeeds By Work During tho past four months 100 juveniles charged with offenses ranging from misdeaners to felonies have contributed 4,100 1mws of labor, valued at $14,110, to six governmudal and civic entitles in Sek They didn't volunteer to d.th.varistYOfjObSwhiCh included cleaning out ditches, suisting police o10cari end clerical work. They really had no choke. fls4ftolheurslabor of each was meted out as by 10th Wcult Judge Zuneeth Lu10sr cthtg as IN is are in'lbs sanctioN tended for swift con. seqiusess. The con-- designed to rehabilitate. "There Is not sno time for IheL Bid the judge believes thee. yOung people can be turned around with a ww'thn so te will be no need to adth.m away," Minutia said. Tbe gaiunumdai ut civic organizationspar. Udp.th in the program by providing useful work people are for the y the Lake Mary Public Works Department, Aammsds Springs drieto d parks dopesimuud, the sequences have to be Immediate, positive and carried out. The purpose Is toabowyowig people they cannot break the law and trespass on ether people's rights without s*srIng the consequences" said Eugene D. Minutia, ezicidive director Of Youth PregrunsInc.,anonprot ongarkthon The organization has been charged by Jiaigs Lemer with sup.rvinng the new program. Ms. Phyllis Oliva Is work program director for this - - • 89 - "They have cleaned out some Itch.dsw.doome blind intersections or brush, trimmed trees where branches were low andsa'utcIngcsrsparked unduenoath They are isvii Lake Mary a lot of money. We couldn't have dmi these things with our WasUgl*ultls,"he said. Minutia said the Program was necomminded by J Lifiur's community cont rol ad. ihiary groop_115 group ''1 develop and oldain tha e10c10 amialihi ins gvamds i1lei Ililiti . atmd 1w psrssunsl to "1W hey. do.. trUd,us Jib hi 1w owwolf= 010 __ __ Phil Kaib ibsut a a •_ -I duadod - .-. WVA . s-. -.---- ' ...,. •.. ..•... ...•.. .. -. _______ - -- -, /. .. . --. - —, • •__ _I—.__ - -_ —a - •- — _- . - - - • ---__— — -- • 115 Training Act all J. said, b". ft the j.'s enn _______ hr 00 Fly= ___ C - ymsat judgment and a recordmendetlon from the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (lIES), Where the young people have full time Jobs, Ms. Oliva said, they work in the program on Saturdays and Sundays. When school In some instances will work in the early evening right after school "There are very few girls hi the iirrina1" Ms. (Iya said. "Most Of the participants an. boys." - "The program 'W' the gag __ __ sf~ a hard," ad WJO*N siNliwA , ,.M N, Mathe Richardson, work supervisor, observes as young people clear Underbn for a public service project in Lake Mary. sirisrs'istuv. neil \ - ,*• '115 WISh Is II Ndle. " ___ ¶15 * No $!S.Sd Oi to di the VISISS jou for an nd"ve hr ft-0 Low - Sufoed Airport, Good Samaritan Horns, Rosenwald Ezc.pU.sal Center, ( 5'IM45 - Its customers. The Supreme Court at that time upheld the practice. By SHARON CARRASCO -- -w UthssknIsemo to straighten it the youths, we have accorn abed what we Wished to Minitti Salt be' program bad HI Fred J. Harris of 3104 qb oed *I-Ji.j_.1 the practice. He complained as orid. a I'uWc j to u. Flori Service Commission (PSC) at the time. The PSC at the time flled that the franchise fees were part of the FPL's cod Of doing business and collected from all Csi*yy Was DI"stric t 'Arrogant'? _____ 46 ' ___ cS.islois are avaivas t speak to us puticlps, endth.prsgraur.qIra consultation once every week with the youth, his family and the counselor. At the same time, she said, the counselor encourages high school dropoutitogo to classes to olden their high school equivalency certificate. "We have to keep track hours the kids work and they come under our organization's workmen's ____ of Mh'MUI said. Among those who cresting the irLutta said, program, ______ was Cuselb.rry Police Chief George Karcher. "Uef Karcher has aIso broid* Our used for a vehids to tramped the yOW' PIOplI to Job sites to the utleidiri Of t he Rotary 1Vhs" be salt ___ Herald 8taIf Writer The Seminole County school district is busily taking depositions and gathering information in preparation for Its suit against architects and contractors for leaky roofs Of 12 county schools, Ned Julian Jr., school district attorney, said today. The school district filed suits in 1917 and 197$ against architect Eoghan Kelley who designed the roofs for the schools The school district according to Julian, is paying .5 million to correct the roof situation. A hod of other defendants are named In the suits Julian would not speculate on when the trial would be held before Circuit Judge Robert McGregor. Friday, McGregor ref used to dismiss the school suits, as requested by the attorney for Kelley and roofing manufacturer W.R. Grace on the grounds the school district failed to supply information at a time designated by the court, Julian said. The court now has that information. McGregor is reported to have called the school district's failure a case of "outright arrogance." Julian, who said he failed to ask the court for an extension, was "relieved" by the judge's ruling. The judge did order the school district to pay the defense attorney's fees and transportation cods as a penalty, Jullan said. He said he didn't know how much the school district would be billed. Hugh Carhec, director of anhIlLwy services, was also accused of being "arrogant" IngatheringtheIn1ocpMkn. Caritonsald the demands of his other duties preempted him from completing the task on time. "My responsibIlities are many and varied and I worked on them every time I had slack room," Canton explained "... I am required by the date, for example, to inspect every cepital outlay project once a week. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 24, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/955a8f04fb43395c0f0cde384b0392e7.pdf dda75272c415e9254ac667939c5a60c2 PDF Text Text Ws.dsy, Av& 2L IM I1S-t,.mIui MmIlill, IIstd, Fl. 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Prior to locker assignment or acquiring a parking permit, students would be issued a consent form stating the principal or his designee may search his locker or car for contraband substances. The search would be conducted in the presence of the student and one other certified person. Any student's failure to cooperate in the locker or vehicle search will be grounds for suspension. The new search policy is the school board's answer to deter students front bringing contraband substances to school and thus, decrease their usage. School board member Pat Telson, who initiated the drive for a stiffer drug policy, said she wanted to keep the school campuses JS drug-free as possible." Currently, the school district has the legal right to search students' lockers for any contraband material, said Ralph Ray, administrative UNTRIMMID Wil Him OT1 - SlIz'tttON (tRR,S(tI Minutes More For Kindergarteners ' t' By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer ' Despite the protests of parents and teachers, the Seminole County School Board elected to take no action Wednesday to reinstate busing for "early out" kindergarteners In the proposed 1979-80 budget. The school board is expected to approve the $75.8 million school budget Monday at the public hearing. Approval would mean a 90minute longer day for kindergarteners. For the past several years, the school district had Instituted a practice whereby kindergarteners leave school at 1:25 p.m., about 90 minutes before the older children, who leave the school rounds at 2:45 p.m. But in his recommendation of the proposed transportation budget of $2,90,955, Superintendent William Layer did not indude money to continue the "early out" route. The elimination of this practice would save the school district an estimated $90,900 "for gas, oil and salaries," Layer said. i LI. . . W.UmN,1IP .MPlIISS CHU01 I I •• Wednesday, Layer told the school board the two major cost items In the transportation budget were supplying buses for students on double session at Lake Brantley High School and Teague Middle School and for exceptional children. rebuttal to Layer's suggestion: During 1977-78, the transportation budget of $1.9 nuliwn had a "As a taxpayer in this county, I am appalled that Mr. Layer carryover of $161,000 or 8.6 percent of the budget amount, saul would say take your child out and put him in private school. Mr. Harris, according to the financial report. For the past year, the Layer, I will remind you this is my school system, not yours." transportation budget of $2.5 million carried over $326,000 or 13 She reminded chairman Robert Feather and school board percent. 1k' predicted the proposed transportation v.ould carry members Mien Keeth and Pat Teison they had voted to keep the over 10 percent or $290,000. "early out" kindergarten program last year when a move was "In each of those years, you had it short kindergarten (lay, made to st)lnie it. Harris said. don't See how they could be costly iteiiis." "Make the educational decision, not a financial one," she said. One mother asked the school board if parents could organize Other ;)arits, including Jean Morris, told the school board the their own car pool and transport kindergardeners home early. hadil not heard of the proposed elimination until it was too late. layer said state law would not prohibit the car pooling but kiii"I resent the fact that this decision was made one week ago," ilergarteners inu.st be in school a minimum of four hours per day Mrs. Morris, whose child will begin kindergarten at lake Orienta for attendance credit. this fall, said. We didn't have a chance to do anything about it. You can't get your kid into it private school now. ICs too hate." Carol Slessingcr, a kindergarten teacher at Wekiva EleinenRick Harris, president of the Seminole Education Association tary School, told the school board: SEA), told the school board it had been able to afford the shorter "My obligation is to see they(kindergarteners I don't get turned day in past years and presented past carryover figures of several off to school at live years 01(1. If we are putting dollars and cents thousand dollars. before their attitudes, we are doing the wrong thing.' The 12 kindergarten teachers and parents who spoke against the bus elimination said the longer day would cause the youngsters to grow tired and thus become less attentive in classroom activities. One teacher said the additional classroom time would subtract from her opportunity to prepare educational activities for the children and schedule teacher-parent conferences. After listening to a string of protests, Layer told the audience they could take some action on their own to remedy the situation: "Parents who are really concerned about lengthening the (lay should not put them Into public kindergarten, put them in private kindergarten where the hours are as long as they want." Sherry O'Leary, a first grade teacher at Lake Orienta Elementary Schoo1 brought applause from the protesters in her A'i'rport Fight To Obey Nears End •- woo" Goldberg Resigns, Regrets Unfinished Longwood Budget By U *So By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ( JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Cleveland said. Ultimately the trees were cut and the runway was designated for a "nonprecision Instrument approach," he said. The end of an 18-month to two-year struggle waged by the Sanford Airport Authority to obey federal regulations by Cleveland noted before the clearing the approach to the authority could negotiate for north-south runway Is in sight. the purchase it was required by The authority at a special. federal regulations to arrange meeting this morning in- two appraisals and an appraisal structed attorney William review the results of which Hutchison to negotiate the formed the basis for the federal purchase of two parcels totaling grant application. 34 acres south of the airport for After the grant was apthe approach. proved, based on those figures, Hutchison said trial has been set for Aug. 27 for completion of condemnation proceedings for the properties, idding since the airport began procedures to acquire the properties values of the nd have gone up by 33 to 56 percent. The attorney said the latest appraisals for the properties would be the "bottom line" the least amount - a jury would consider awarding the property owners if the lands were taken. The award could be ,nth greater, Hutchison said, and In addition the airport authority would have to pay appraisal tees, court coda and attorney fees for both sides in the Issue. He recommended the negotiations to settle on price out of court. Airport Manager J.S. (Red) Cleveland said the issue began l months totwo yam ago with the necessity of clearing some trees which had grown up Into the approach to Runway * Who a new lighting system was Installed the federal government required the clearing of the approach. "We were not successful at hat time In negotiating to get thstiesdownandwiahietogst the coia*y to reson the land so lbs tries would be removed," S 141 Aside from increased cods, Cleveland said, "we want to be good neighbors and settle this and not drag It through the courts further." i-L S.'. ,. I - — ,, - * •. A - 'i J Ll.' ' - '.: . Dear ?11-.------ - 1 3 -' - . .1, •j .WL* , Il .. ' t.. •-:-•- ••'.-'• - -. -. ..# T a : Nil If •, -_ 1 ---. -- -I- -- - uq.t - "' - - - - - - -'---. - HOME The school trains persons in the operation of heavy equip. meat and the trucks. The lease would Include a taxiway, office apace and an area for parking the heavy equipment and trucks. Cleveland said lease payments for All the property Involved would be about $1,400 moathiy Including diles .......... 4* Dr. Ia.b.... .............. 41 4lflinscqs. .................. 41 IA flupI ...................2* 41 .lII.VU ......... ......11........ 41 $pi ............ 0,7* .4* 'Tulsilul ................. a ... .............. a w.at,................... two weeks. The basis for the court decision requiring Goldberg to resign is the city charter which requires commissioners to reside in the districts they represent. Goldberg has said he moved from his home in San'. dalwood subdivision in District 1 to it new one in Tiberon in District 5 either just before or just after the special election which ratified the charter last September. lie said he moved only after City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. gave the opinion the move would not violate the city charter or ordinance, Julian has defended the city commission and Goldberg in a suit filed last October by Robert Duves, unsuccessful city commission candidate in last December's election, seeking to oust Goldberg from his District 1 seat. The city commission has continued to resist efforts to vacate the seat. Forced to vote on the issue or go to jail for 10 days, commissioners at a special May 31 meeting voted 21- not to oust Goldberg. later Judge Muldrew or. dered Goldberg to resign by - -.- -• --- . __ .•. - - t•-- ..- - .'L . _- -- - I I LARRY ('OlI)BERG . . . upset over budget Aug. 7 or go to jail. The decision was appealed by Julian, but the judge on Aug. 16 set aside the automatic stay of his original order. U is expected the District I seat will remain vacant until the regular December municipal election. - - Seminole County school bus schedules conclude today, pages 28, 38, 58 School Lunches Could Top 1,,25 Million Seminole County schools can expect to serve more free and reduced-price lunches during the WiNO school year than the 1.10 million meals tallied last year, predicts tharlolte Whitmore, director of food service. "It should go up because the Income scale (for eligibility) Is up over last year," Mrs. Whitmore said. income scale should be as follows: Family size 1 4 5 6 Application forms for the program will be sent home with students. Additional copies and more information concerning eligibility is available at each principal's office. All Information received is confidential. Each application is reviewed by the principal who determines whether a family may participate in the program. If a parent is dissatisfied with the principal's ruling, he may request an informal hearing by calling or writing the food service director, 407 W. Fourth St., Sanford, 323-40. 11,600 13,940. 18,200 18,470 Families whose annual Income does not meet the above criteria may dill be eligible to prticlpate. Those with umully WO medical hills or .pedal education expenses are urged to apply, Mrs. Whitmore said. LM year a family of five was eligible for reduced-price lunches with an sonial income of $14,130 compared with the new figure of $11,200 this year, Mrs. Whitmore said. To be eligible for the free lunch program, that same fly dl,. a.eded an amiesi incom. of $7,IM lad year eQSd with' $10,200 this year, the said. To be eligible for either program, the family she and 1978.79 year. Approximately 5,0) students receive a free lunch daily last year or a total of 880,900 lunches for the entire school year. Reduced-Price Lunch . $7,160 9,410 Free Lunch $4,00 6,0 7,480 8,940 101 11,840 2 3 The school system is a participant In the economically needy policy wider the auspices of the National School Lunch Ad. Recently, the federal government elected to raise the income levels of families who qualify for the iwocem. .' '•--.-.__ A NEW - race, William Mitchell, he will be back on the commission in The cod of reduced hmches nsa been reduced even farther this fail, from 10 cents to 10 cents for all grade '- Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. If an annual income or family size should change, the family should contact the principal to file a new application to determine eligibility. Lad year, the public ucheols served 2* reduced-price meals per day totalling *4,100 meals during the entire - WAN -• Herold Phte by Tint Viscint Hoisted to the sky In a cherry-picker, Seminole County Sheriff John Polk painstakingly nails the sheriff's department emblem to Building 310, The sheriff's department recently moved to the facility at the Sanford Airport to consolidate Its services and acquire "a little more elbow room." As he hammers away. Polk says, "The sheriff's department has found a new home." In other business, Cleveland said he will be talking today to officials of the Superior TrnIng Service with main offices in Indianapolis about leasing airport facilities for a l$.month period for a training schooL Today NX Linda Martin, effective at 5 p.m. He did so to comply with a court order by Circuit Court Judge Richard Muidrew, who gave Goldberg until midnight today to resign or go to jail For contempt of court. Goldberg previously had submitted his resignation eflective at 11:45 p.m., Sept. 3, to run in the Sept. 4 special election to fill a vacancy in District 5, where Goldberg has lived since last September. The seat was vacated with the resignation of Stephen Barton on May 31, because he had moved out of the city, with l' years left In his tern. Goldberg today expressed regret that he could not stay on until the city's budget for the coming fiscal year is corn'. pleted. "I am very upset that we were unable to finish the budget Tuesday night and I couldn't get the other conimissloners to hold another budget session Wednesday night," he said. "We had gone through all the departments' budgets, but there were still some loose ends not agreed upon, so we couldn't finalize it." "If it were not for completing the budget, I would have With the grant amount locked Into the first appraisals, the acquisition of the land will require a higher than anticipated outlay of money by the authority, Cleveland pointed out. The exact amount will not be known, he pointed out, until negotiations are concluded. The authority members voted unanimously to authorize the negotiations. resigned earlier," he added. An effort by Mayor June Lormann to appoint Goldberg to fill tile vacancy at the June 11 meeting failed to gain the support of the commission, so a special election was called. Should Goldberg defeat the Longwood City Corn. missioner Larry Goldberg ended the suspense late Wednesday afternoon by submitting his resignation from the District 1 seat to City Clerk only other candidate in the updated appraisals were obtained showing that values of the properties had Increased substantially. Ar..d TboCt. '- la said. .:Btit if %%v stispect hv is selling drugs, we recommend miii to the school board fir xpulsiun." Ray Said. Board Says No To Early Out' Bus ing BONE CHU ' S • .. assistant axid public information officer. Although policy varies from school to S(ht)Ol, it student normally is susjtdi'd for five days for his first offense and 10 days for subsequent offenses. USDA , . 2 . Evening Herald—(USPS 48 1 '280)—Prbce 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 2—Thursday, August 23, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 '.'.4t '.' d' .s. •d' .#4t/4 ;f4.- ._ ._' - I . ' •$. . .._ ,. 4..... .' _,;.4• ' S - 5.,4 -- . • -• . -- ' • '- • -. �- p Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Au Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. U.N. Vote Expected On Palestinian Rights II UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The United States is commitcall for an emergency debate on we deem to be appropriate," States. U.S. Ambassador Andrew ted to veto the resolution in Its Israel said the phrasing of the the Palestinian rights Issue in Middle East special envoy WednesArab-backed resolution Young, trying to avert an present form, which automatisaid the U.N. General Assembly, Robert Strauss 1. embarrassing American show- cally preyents its adoption. where the U.S. has no veto day, including if necessary "a amounted to granting statehood •• down with the Arab states over to the Arab Palestinians that veto." Young Wednesday proposed a • • power. to face that," would present a threat to the Palestinian rights, called a further postponement of the don't want "We Ironically it is Young, who closed-door session of the debate - already pushed back on NBC's "Today" Jewish state and jeopardize the said • •• • resigned over an unauthorized he Security Council prior to a from July 30 to gain time for Egyptian-Israeli encourage peace treaty. show. "We want to meeting he had with a P LO scheluled debate of the issue more negotiations, but it was post. But some bate) Arabs said they be g which he that it the de • representative durin today. believed the resolution was not rejected by Arab representried to obtain a postponment of poned." Arab and Afro-Asian re- tatives. Young's meeting with the strong enough and want the the debate, who must cast the presentatives rebuffed Amenobserver at the United word "statehood" for the PLO "Impossible," said Kuwait's •• veto as permanent representscan efforts to postpone Ambassador Abdalla Yaccoub Nations, Zehdi Labib Terzi, and Palestinians included. tive of the United States. It doesn't satisfy me," discussion of a controversial Bishara when asked whether he little doubt if what the Israeli government And there was ANDREW YOUNG Arab-backed resolution real- would accept a postponement. said Wednesday. "it's believes to be a reevaluation Bishara Young failed to obtain a posttoo weak firming Palestinian rights to "There will be a vote and a delay." for my taste." And policy ponernent of the debate the U.S. by Washington of U.S. "self-determination, national (U.S.) veto Friday." be used to prevent toward the Palestinian question Terzi said although the PLO Arab delegates said if the veto would Independence and sovereigncaused strained relations supported the resolution the has Another Arab delegate said, resolution was killed in the adoption of the resolution, ty." "We will take such action as between Israel and the United "wording doesn't satisfy us." "There will be no further Security Council they would NATiON IN BRIEF Mental Patient-Skyjacker PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) — A young man Identified as a former mental patient gave up without a struggle early today at the end of hijacking odyssey to San Francisco and back on a United Airlines jetliner with 120 people aboard. FBI spokesman Bill Williams said the hijacker, Identified as James Ailbee, about 20, walked peacefully off the plane with the captain at 2:20 a.m. PDT. He said the man, who claimed to be armed with a bomb, was talked into surrendering by an FBI negotiator using a radio to the cockpit of the commandeered Boeing 727. FBI agents said no explosives were found either with Allbee or on the plane. Deplorable Conditions Cited To Visit Twain The court was asked to ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) A federal judge has been asked to prohibit the placing of additionforce the state to improve al patients in the center and "deplorable conditions" in Or. order HRS to submit detailed lando's Sunland Center and plans for the development of small community treatment eventually shut it down. Greater Orlando Legal Ser- facilities to handle central vices, representing the Florida Florida's mentally retarded. Care at the center is "purely Association for Retarded Citizens and six of the 700 persons custodial," the association being treated at the center, charged. "Incessant boredom suit Wednesday against and lack of programming have the Department of Health and caused many residents to lose skills they had when they came Rehabilitative Services, — Home 'Wrong The airline was not swayed by the petition, signed by about 300 Buffalo residents, begging Western to go easy on Ferguson because "anybody can make a mistake." "We're not out to hang Lowell Ferguson, but from our point of In Buffalo the small town view, it Is a serious matter where Ferguson landed his because he deviated from jetliner by mistake the established procedures," said town's annual celebration was Ray Silvius, vice president for unofficially renamed "Lowell corporate affairs. Ferguson days' and mere are He was supposed woe relying Capt. Ferguson T-shirts, jokes on radio navigation aids to land at Sheridan, Wyo., Sylvius said, and poetry, instead of relying on his But there is no more Capt. eyeballs to land at Buffalo, 35 Ferguson. miles away. - WASHINGTON (UP!) Vice President Walter Mn. dale's mission to Peking beginning Friday Is an effort to solve problems that are unexpectedly complicating development of U.S. relations with the People's Republic of China. He also hopes to use the visit to make broad contacts with the Chinese leadership and make progress on establishing an American consulate in Canton. Since President Carter broke diplomatic ties with Taiwan and extended full recognition to the People's Republic of China last December, US.-China relations have progressed uneasily. — — — Insulation Data Ord.r.d ; I. i Into the institution." The suit complains of "doplorable conditions," including overcrowding, filth, fire hazards, "public bathing of residents on concrete slabs," and "routine feeding through tubes surgically Inserted into residents' stomachs." Similar conditions exist at the five other Sunland centers throughout Florida, "but the Orlando center is the worst," association director G. Linden Thorn said In Tallahassee "We didn't have the resources to include all six Sunlands in the suit, but we would like to have done so," Thorn said, and the daily suffering of the residents goes on." "We've cooperated and threatened and pleaded with the state for years about addressing the conditions at the Orlando Sunland. It has responded with investigations, studies, plans and promises. The time has come for more vigorous action," Some 700 persons are crowd. ed Into 19 wards in a single four, story building, the suit con- HRS and the Legislature have committed the state to phasing out the Sunlands and putting the mentally retarded in cornmunity centers, he said. "But thetroublels, it's not happening Feraus g on A Hero Officer James Bastiani was suspended for two weeks and Second Officer David Webster was reprimanded. Buffalo, pop. 4,200, a ranchlug town, was generally amused at the arrival of Ferguson, on the night of July 31, at the contols of his 52-ton jet, rolling down a 4,500.foot runway designed for smaller planes. A resourceful Western re- presentative at the time put the best face on it, pointing out that Ferguson proved the airline employes very skillful pilots by managing to stuff such a big plane Into such a small airport without so much as a dent or a shaken passenger. Ferguson, 44, is a veteran pilot, who has flown for western for 12 years and was an Air Force transport pilot before that. tends. Cribs and beds "with chipping paint and sagging mattresses and springs are so tightly packed together that for a resident to get into bed from a wheelchair, the bed must first be pulled out into the open." "A disagreeable stench pre. vades the building, which is cold in winter and hot and humid in summer," the as. sociation charged. "Rats and roaches endanger residents' health." United Growers announced today it was conducting its 13th annual'citrus postcard crop poll for the 1979.) season among growers In Florida's 29 major producing counties. Poll results will be announced Oct. 1, said Wilson McGee, executive vice president and general manager of the Orlando-based grower and citrus organization. It will be followed Oct. 10 by the USDA's annual total crop forecast which is updated monthly. "This estimate will be just as critical to the grower and consumer as lad year which set off a bombshell as the first publicized Indication Florida and Its customers faced extremely short orange and grapefruit crop supplies," McGee said, The grapefruit estimate was within 1.4 percent of the 41.9 million box pickout of grapefruit certified by the date Be of July 22 and within 6.4 percent on round oranges. The Anger Is Eased RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) — Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald says the anger he has felt at tunes diving his trial for the murders of his wife and children nmu years ago Is eased by the knowledge he will testify In his own defense. "It's hard not to thaw obvlons anger. Knowing I'm going to testify eases that a little," MacImald said Wednesday, midway throi4h the sixth week of his trial In U.S. District Court. MacDonald's chance to till his version of the February 1170 slayings of his pregnant wife Colette, and two young daughters, Kimberly and idan, could corns sometime today, following a decision by U.S. District Judge Franklin Dupe., to reject testimony from a psychiatrist ISMINOLI MIMOIIAI. HOSPITAl. WAIERVIUdE, Maine (UP!) -Several of tho nation's top medical ,xw'bwri say a ."ipe, rellatde tad Is needed to decomint what they W an an Incr± number of meter vehicle desU' rilatsi to merijans and other drts. ___ Ave.n,rnt ADMISSIONS Now Harris USDA's Initial Oct. 10 estimate proved within 4.14 percent on grapefruit and 2.4 percent on round oranges. "While United's poll is not intended to compete with or replace the USDA total crop estimate It does provide an early, excellent subjective estimate of what growers think they have ,on tree' for coin mercial sale. Since it Is based on grower experience and personal eyeballing of their own fruit, It gives Industry another valuable supply measurement tool," McGee said. He added both grapefruit and orange crops should be a uniform normal bloom for the second straight year but he doubted oranges would produce another vintage 1.35 gallons of frozen concentrated juice per box. "Because of unusual weather conditions trees have spent their energy on now growth Instead of making fruit," McGee said. In Buffalo ViP$I*) — ____ Oiiando Dorothy ... . - -. ,.•. • , , .0 ' , • -._ - --.--S .a . .a - . . • —s-- -_ —._ - Probe Ends otM 'Ji,fr — - City Waits For Word On Suit Settlement Im Our ~Oftf est Issafif AV -- LOUNGE CHAIR $ "~ % %\ I .-~ ~Q llllll beautiful velyet lounge chair. Features Monsanto WearDated" velvet covers in most wanted colors, attached pillow back and thick foam cushions. Warranted for two full year's normal wear. Repair QrreplUce. mentby Monsanto. 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Reis# Ostis 7:30 P.M. was that entered or left her home; she remained locked in the I bedroom throughout the incident. .' Rig. flLSS '• - Suddenly, two men in a gold-colored Mustang drove up to the boys and left their car. For no apparent reason, the men began -- mission to approve a settlement in the case, saying he Is concerned about the amount of a settlementajurymight award If the case goes to trial. A first settlement offer of $2500 was turned down by Mrs. Tucker. Mize was then authorized by the city cornmission to offer a settlement of up to $7,000. "I'm hopeful of hearing from Mrs. Tucker's atterney this Rig. 215 R". is,.n A. LOVE SEAT $349 Thursday. August 23 Name Delivery: ON^ 71ce*s i'vi Ills C lulL sues, Year, ly Mall: Wad, heleNs MieN $.hal 'Irit owl Year, ulaan J were reported stolen from a home under construction in Seminole — - Here's traditional styling at its best. SOFA Expertly tailored and covered in luxRig. 395 urious 2-year Wear-Dated' velvet. Reversible cushions for longer wear, tufted back, and pleated skirts. See this terrific buy at Sterchi's todayl * Nil GOSPft MUSIC *NIIPOPCOII *DIINI5 Thlday, A00 iS, flflL?Vot. 73. its. 3 PjIIlsllIl Daily i1hv. W,i,JSsuilsy Iv no saaMid Wersil Inc.. $5 N. PresiS Awl.. Iamra, Pie. 11771. ,rii ann s. c Po~si..sa burglar had broken into the home and apparently exited through the window. An empty 'h'. inc decanter was found near the window outside th e home and Mrs. 011iver said a check of the refrigerator indicated some frozen meat had been taken, deputies report. According to the sheriff's report, Mrs. 011iver did not see who it White Am During the Lowell Ferguson scarf flying glory landing a days celebration, a Buffalo jetliner while wearing a collar jeweler dressed in a pilot's suit bearing the initials "LF." bearing a sign "I was headed The T-shirts sold out the first, for Kennedy International." day including 64 shipped to, Western Airlines employees in A lumberjack penned a Denver, the shop owner said. titled "Lowell's Last Landing, The residents of Buffalo hope or Whoa, Dammit, Whoa." Ferguson comes back some day There was a run on T-shirts "after enough time passes so he showing a dog resembling can laugh a little bit about It Snoopy — the comic strip too," said Jim Hicks, editor of beagle who dreams of white the weekly Buffalo Bulletin. CLASSIC TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM GROUP *FRU MOVIE Th. Ballad of still. Bk,. feceesic science can(ersnce at Colby CoO.gs Witinandey.' according to Sanford police, Kelvin Lernard Rawls, 18, and Will ie James Carter, 15, both of 1842 McCarthy Ave., Sanford, told police the incident occurred about 5:15 p.m. near the intersection of 25th Street and Ridgewood Avenue. / DI$CNAISI$ Carol A. Jhnsan, Dadmry Gertrude K. MltdeI, Delery Lloyd H. Young, Deltose the sheriff's department and a patrol car %as dispatched to the : home. After searching the home, deputies said they determined a : BOYS BEATEN latex housepalat Sanford: charles Lawson Dereffia I. lady "Wehavdop'ilhi ai hleenowand, isiS years, will add $mlWon d*unlc mirijusna airs. We we looking at io,nsugng very fr1 -".j" J.ngh C, Rp1 chief meeM ,'ler for Nieces ady, T, aMa ' Two Sanford teenagers say they were beaten up by two strangers as they were riding their bicycles Tuesday afternoon, , Beverly boys said. Casselberry police said Smith pulled a handgun and threaten to kill two persons following a verbal argument in the front yard of his home on J une A pre-sentencing in vestigation was ordered. ' HOSPITAL NOTES Deaths Linked To 'Pot' the hUNGRY BURGLAR A 19-year-old Maitland woman hid quietly in her bedroom while a burglar broke into her home and helped himself to some frozen meat and a decanter of wine, Seminole County sheriff's deputies said. l)eputies said l.isa 011iver of liti Marcia Drive, Maitland, heard noises in her home early i'hursday morning and locked herself in her bedroom while she called her husband who was out of the house. Deputies said alter receiving the call Emanuel 011iver alerted - $98 and several character witheuss. .-* - 91 Refugees Conduct Crop Poll WILMINGTON, Del. (UP!) — The star witness in the defense case for the Rev. Bernard T. Pagano Is the man who says that he — not Pagano — is the real "Gentleman Bandit." But there was some question whether the witness, Ronald W. Clouser, 3, Brookhaven, Pa., would ever get to testify. Pagano, 53, was accused of being the well'dreued, courteous thief who took about $700 from six Wilmington area stores at gunpoint lad winter. Superior Court Judge Andrew Christie aimounced in court Monday that Cloue.r had confessed to the robberies. -, a Street, DETROIT UP!) The postcards saying they are "fed No precise figures were The cards urged the govern- of Texaco Inc. helpful to the auto industry as it United Auto Workers union up with being ripped off by the available, but UAW President mnent to create a public oil"This nation needs decontrol is to the auto workers." says it is sending as many as 5 oil companies and OPEC, and Douglas Fraser said there was producing corporation, take of crude oil prices so that the Most work stoppages apparmillion messages to the lack of an effective energy "massive participation" control of oil imports, enact a free market system can work," ently were brief and orderly Washington in an historic write- program." among the more than 2,000 strong windfall profits tax on he said. and close to the five or six In campaign for the union's Fraser said he believes most plants and offices where the the oil industry and "assure the Robert T. Thompson, a minutes in duration called for energy program. auto workers do not favor union has members, basic needs for gasoline, director of the U.S. Chamber of by the union. Business leaders and oil nationalization of the oil indusHe estimated as many as 5 heating oil, natural gas and Commerce, described the work One exception was at a industry executives say it was try. million signed cards will be electricity can be met at stoppages as an illegal contract General Motors Corp. assembly the wrong message. A common sentiment among collected by the UAW and hand- reasonable prices." violation, plant in Framingham, Mass., The UAW asked its 1.5 million them, he said, is "that this delivered Fraser attributes nearly"It's wrong because it's a where day shift workers walked to, President Carter members to stop work Wed- government Is capable of and worker's 70,000 auto industry layoffs to political strike each the kind of off their jobs and stayed away Drift nesday long enough to sign screwing up a two-car funeral." gasoline shortages he said were strike that has been used by during the shift despite orders congressmen, caused in turn by the lack of a arrogant unions in Britain and from Fraser to continue worBy United Press International forceful national energy policy. Italy and other parts of the king. Another 91 Vietnamese refugees aboard a fishing boat The auto industry had world - strikes that have been Second shift operations drifted ashore near a US. Navy communications station ur frowned on the demonstration costly to those countries and to resumed normally, a UAW in the Philippines today, but Hong Kong officials deny and threatened to dock workers the workers' unions themsel- spokesman said. Hanoi has allowed the mass exodus of refugees to resume. who stood down from their jobs. yes," Thompson said. Vietnam pledged at the Geneva refugee conference ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) commission, any future incidents should be Negative reaction was equally "o'.'I. Fraser described such state- HAIR WEA IN G 'i last month to halt the uncontrolled departure of refugees. The investigation is over and O tit., - 1.isti o' 'ea's Brantley said he wanted the reported immediately to law strong from the oil industry and mnents as shortsighted and petty Lt.i NEW A The so-called "boat people" said Vietnamese officials still no one knows who dumped matter settled and those enforcement authorities so they business, and chided the car companies extorted gold In exchange for exit permits. rotenone in an Orange County responsible prosecuted but won't have to chase a cold trail. "Excessive government for threatening to discipline Morethan 000 refugees have arrived in Asian countries r holding pond killing state- indicated that will probably intervention is exactly what workers who participated. within the last week, the vast majority of them In Hong a "I regret that we were unable created our energy problems in owned white amur worth never happen now. Investiga"I'm not going to concede it ;ON IPtE SM,'PIIS I HO( D(MONSIftITION Kong. $30,000. tors were hampered by a late to resolve this matter in a the first place," said Maurice this point that they're that SENO1 Handling PIui(21 IScStampsto definite way," he said. In May, Department of start, he said. HAIR WEAVE, K. Granville, board chairman foolish," Fraser said. Its US P 0 Box Natural Resources employees As a result the only conclu-.------__ ____ 274463.PhIa _Pa19150 I. blamed the poisoning on the sion they could draw was that Florida Game and Fresh Water the poisoning was probably the Fish Commission, and game result of the inter-agency commission employees In turn squabble. said it was DER's sloppy work "The fish were killed in all that caused the fish kill, probability as a result of a long A review of the case by standing animosity that exists No word has been received week," Mize said today. "If not Orlando State Attorney Robert between the DNR and Florida . I kmw tf from Bonnie Tucker on whether we are going to have tocontinue Eagan revealed little, but Game and Fresh WMsr Fish ., .i ;.J , % 4 she will accept an offer from preparing for the Sept. 10 documented the rivalry that's Commission as to who siou1d a .1,911. the city .of Sanford to settle a trial," he said. bedn going on for nearly five control the fish program," the lawsuit she has filed against it. Am As of a week ago, Mize said, years between the DNR and the final report said. "Mrs. Tucker has moved Mrs. Tucker had had medical game commission. Both claim Jere James, who conducted -from Sanford and Is now living bills totaling $1,700. She also is they have jurisdiction over the the investigation, indIcated 14 eet out of date," City Attorney claiming "residual pain," he white amur, or Asian grass employees of the two date Vernon Vernon Mize said today, noting, noted. carp, used to clear out hydrilla agencies and the Orange City Manager Warren and other water weeds. he has conveyed a second County Pollution Control unit "Frankly I'm a little disap- were Interviewed, and that no settlement offer to Mrs. Tucker Knowles said Mrs. Tucker has fallen twice before, both times pointed and I think (Interim one could pin the fish kill on any (' through her legal counsel. FII(O#'CIOSS SALF --Our Coot Cut'cruq'. Mrs. Tucker Is charging the In commercial establishments, Natural Resources Director) one person. 94, i,vIieiI us (lSYI'(t('(I. city with neglect in its main- and received settlements in lieu Jay Landers is too," said Col. For his part, Eagan advised (I (Jul. (.Sith' 'nd; (SitS) Robert Brantley of the game tenance of a city sidewalk of court action. lawyers for both agencies that $14 '19 where she says she fell and ______________ received injuries. United Growers Will Key Witness Testify? 5 • one of their bicycles and a portable radio in the process, police said. The nicri then got back in their car and left eastbound on 25th Deputies said the theft was reported by reoresentatives of Sharpe Construction Co., builder of the home. Terrace, Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Kurdish rebels battled government forces overnight in the town of Saqqez and vowed they would kill one prisoner for each of their own men Rik up before the government's firing squads ' reports reaching Tehran said today. Five more Kurdish rebels were executed in western Iran, bringing the total since Sunday to 36, a newspaper reported today. Reports said the fighting In Saqqez subsided today following a daylong battle in which Kurdish tank positions were pounded by Iranian Air Force American-made F4 Phantoms and both sides took an unknown number of hostages. Ferguson, a demoted captain there's no way he would have who has been sent back to landed at Buffalo," Sylvlus pilots' school by the airline "to said. Ferguson's demotion will last refresh his memory on how we approach airports," a spokes- two months, he said. Ferguson's crew shared their man for Western Airlines said captain's punishment. First Wednesday. — - - beating the youths. damaging ASSAULT CONVICTION James Roy Smith, 35, of 512 Grandview, Casselberry, pleaded guilty Tuesday to ch arges of assault and improper exhibition of a firearm, according to court RANGE STOLEN A kitchen range valued at $550 and light fixtures valued at $300 ruraisn Rebels Vow owTo Kill There WASHINGTON (UP!) — The government ordered the home Insulation industry today to tell consumers exactly how much heat or cold protection they will bebuying In products for which they will spend billions of dollars in coming years. Among other things, the new rules will enable buyers to compare the relative effectiveness of different types of insulation loose fill vs. blanket type, for instance — since all products must be rated on the basis of the same teat. "In the next few years millions of consumers will spend billions of dollars on insulation," the Federal Trade Commission said in Issuing the order. "These consumers need basic Information so they can evaluate competing products before they buy." 1. Field ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) Lowell "Wrong Field" Ferguson may be a hero in Buffalo, Wyo., but Western Airlines isn't laughing. Ferguson won't be making any in-flight announcements for a while. Mondale Mission To Begin • NEW DELHI, India (UP!) — The Janata Party has demanded the Impeachment of President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, claiming he was too hasty in dissolving Parliament and calling national elections. Reddy, seeking a solution to India's worst political crisis since gaining independence from Britain 32 years ago, dissolved Parliament Wednesday and ordered general elections held in November or early December. The crisis was precipitated Monday by the resignation of Prime Minister Charan Singh after only 23 days in office. Reddy said he was convinced in the "present unstable situation no party is in a position to form a stable and viable government." V ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN (UP!) — President Carter, in the seventh and final full day of his cruise on the legendary Delta Queen paddlewheeler, visits Hannibal, Mo., the boyhood home of Mark Twain, today. The Delta Queen was steaming at near full speed of about 11 mph between Burlington and Fort Madison, Iowa, Wednesday when a squall hit abruptly with 70 to 75 mph winds and driving rain, Boat Capt. Fred Martin, who said visibility dropped to near zero, headed the Delta Queen toward the bank where it anchored for the duration of the 30-minute storm. MacDonald . ' A 22-year-old Altamonte Springs woman Monday pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated battery in connection with the shooting of her boyfriend May 31, according to court records,A pre-sentence investigation was ordered for Clarissa Wilson, of 22 A. W more Village, in circuit court. Miss Wilson was charged with shooting Paul N. Early, 24, of Eatonville, twice in the upper body following a dispute at her apartment. Altamonte Springs police arrested her shortly after the shooting and initially charged her with attempted murder. Impeachment Of President Is Demanded In India Six Pat'i'ents File Suit Against Sunland Escape JESSUP, Md. (UP!) Thirty inmates escaped from the Maryland House of Correction late Wednesday night in the second largest prison break in state history. State police recaptured 12 of the escapees early today, two In the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, one at the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel and the rest In Baltimore and nearby Prince George's and Howard counties. State police spokesman Bill Clark said corrections officials at Jessup reported the mass escape after the 1:30 a.m. bed check today showed the Inmates missing. Carter IN BRIEF • Talked Into Giving Up 30 Maryland Inmates W ORLD - Shooting Woman, 22, Pleads Guilty In — Thursday, Aug. 23,1979—IA •' a--- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- -- . • • - .- ' _ ,,. --' .._ L' T •- - _ _ , -. .. .. - —• ------ — ..—. F _. . . . , i I _~ 1~ 1_ * 1, - ,v - -4 w \-, '.• _ ' - - I t - I' •—'e'- -e- - '- - �4. ,• Evening HemM Plane for or vacation were made long before the latest gas crisis with accompanying cloud long lines and sky high prices. Thieshould be obvious when ltell you we drove 3,500 miles in a Winnebago during our two-week trip. , z#Vln 000re wc iaw vrwivu £ WU wiy vi motor homes with their reputations as "gas hogs." But when my husband, Leonard, took me to see a large Winnebago belonging toaretired Casselberry couple Lest March and proudly announced "It's all your'sl" — what could I say? Hehadthlzdreainofthetwoofusdriving off into the sunset together, traveling the highways and byways with the self-contained "Winnie" equipped with all the comforts of borne (well at least the necessities). It was the key to his master vacation plan. The plan also involved timing both our vacations to coincide with a break between linguistics- Aroundd USPS 4514$) 0N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 3v71 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 8314993 Thursday, August 23, 1979-4A D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $16.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, :1 $20.60; Year, $40.00. 9 40 -•. The Clock By JANE CAasELBERRY V.S.wlsrael Strife Needs Perspective ANGLE.WALTERS ._. . training sessions and move from Norman, Okla., to Dallas, Texas, for our daughter, Melenda Edmiston, her husband Pat, and their two children. Melenda, a Herald coresponded before they left for Oklahoma in Jam, and Pat are attending the Summer Institute of Linguistics In preparation for ?1.14,... 6w,# " fllkI h.a1 IwIuhIJe W7%111W nowhere to stay between sessions. raonscamplflg out Now, a week in a Winnebago that sleeps three detracted from the romantic picture hubby had painted, but we wanted to see them again and to help solve their temporary housing problem. We climbed every mountain and forged every strum, swimming, picnicking and camping out at Turner Falls Park in the Argyle Mountains in Oklahoma and Dinosaur Valley, Lake Meridian, Lake Whitney and Fort Parker state pans in Texas. I learned first hand that Oklahoma chiggers and ticks are even more voracious than our red- r1NrT1oN GTTINGTO YOU? GAb woEs? T014 da fore we got that far, we cooled off for a few .1 I' ys in Blue Mountains NO1J)c1T011fl daughter Cathy and Leonard's ' while mother, Mel 'flien it was back to hot and humid again, but the weather did not keep us from en- ., Joytng our one-day fun break at Opryland In Nash. vile (a first rate theme park featurthg live en- ' tertaliunent with all kinds of music). our return trip we Indulged ourselves with a day In New Orleans. ftrji trip I fed quslif ledto Apply fora job as stew on a Jet or the Auto-train, aving prepared and served Innumerable meals, snacks and cold drinks u we rolled merrily along in our hoine.awayrornhoine on wheels. It takes some I doinguyouhaveWbe alert to catch ordoe flying . objects that are ai to come out unexpectedly when you open cabinets or refrigerator. Sudden stops, turns and bumps can send things sliding across the room — including Choosing THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 The Professional Educators of Seminole County, 4-6 p.m., Fellowship Hall, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Interested persons welcome. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn, Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, Sanford. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 07 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United 107% Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Weapon 7be cuirrent flamup of tension between the United States and Israel must be a matter of YOU CAN AFFORD concern to the leaders and people of both countries. . __________ / . ___ NIGHBORMOOP But the problem should be viewed In the per I. Frends WALKING TOUR ' Against spective of history and with consideration for the differences in national interest between the two T'45 Hout,r countries. % LIM& With Care President Carter called in the Israeli . Israel? bassador to reassure him that U.S. policy toward Israel remains unchanged. He called Robert WASHINGTON (NEA) — At a time when Strauss back from vacation to undertake a per- many members of Congress have ____________ ByDONGRAFF circumspect In choosing and helping their sonal mission to the Middle East to convey the TheplotlsthickeningththeMldeastandjle friends, one Influential veteran lawmaker goes . . .. same reassurance directly to the Israeli govern4 surprise that happening, but that It as __________ out of his way to support them. These good deeds ment. taken so long to happen. SAMPINGIN_OURYARQ .' have attracted the attention of federal The Palestinians have always had it In tt4Ir The current tensions arise from several factors. prosecutors. A4-ENCY EXCURbION power to sh&M severely If not knock the P Democratic ft. John M. Murphy dispiroves First, Israel argues that the United States agreed completely out from under Israeli policy. it conventional wisdom that politicians CEC to guarantee that there would be a neutral peace-'ft would take would be a public commitment to only about the wishes and well-being of you rmp keeping force to stand guard In the Sinai between reality, an acceptance of the fact of Israel an4 a ts, constituents. the advancing Egyptian and the withdrawing , MheWyreprtstsof willingness to live with It. AL.pio5r LIKE • Ø'N5TI1LR(. Israeli forces. Israel objects to the proposed It has Ions appeared obvious that thlswould Island, N.Y., district who have kept 4: :• the mot effedlveweapon the Palestlnlansco d presence of a United Nations force which would be (3 tizn In office 17 years, Murphy avidly advances employ against the Israelis because it would under the control of the General Assembly and the the interests of groups, both domestic and ctive means of diluting West n foreign, that know little about the area he serves General Assembly and the secretary-general, Kurt S support. Israel's friends might not defect i. other than its ferry. Often he Is such an Waldheim. The U.S. position is that such a force the mostand effe en masse, but It would be . MNmediately thusIUtiC ally that he not only helps them pass would carry out the Camp David agreement and, if mensely more difficult for Jerusalem to legislation but also conaels them on their per, I.4OM FIHIP4G ____ ___________ Israel objects, that does not impose any additional them In line behind Its hard-line rejection of sonal difficulties. ___ obligation on the United States to arrange an hI . anything resembling a Palestinian state. For example, Murphy recently advised Obvious, that Is, to everyone other than dependent peace-keeping force. Anastasio Somoza before the Nicaraguan WASHINGTON WINDOW Palestinians and their more vehement Arab President was forced Into exile. During his final In truth, there is little need for a third-party sponsors. They have preferred rheoric to days In office, Somoza met with the U.S. ampeace-keeping force to supervise the phased Withreality, threatening to push the Israelis Into tHe basudor to Nicaragua, who was urging the drawal of Israeli troops as long as Egypt and Israel sea and In the very process, by rnaintai4g general to yield control. The ambassador was remain on friendly terms. And if the Egyptian- surprised to find Murphy at the meeting, acting Western sympathy for a beleaguered peopje, guaranteeing that It would not happen. Israeli rapprochement effort falls, no peacehe were a SOrnOU confidant. any legal questions Involved In eliminating keeping force will be able to avert a new war. Murphy saw another close frierid, the shah of By CHERYL ARVIDSON congressional exemption to civil rights statutes. Now there are suggestions that the may be ready 10 use the weapdn. Iran, ousted from office earlier this year. £ WASHINGTON (UP!) — A woman Is fired by Sen. Patrick Leahy, DVt., who sponsored the They "'' A lesser irritant is the issue of Israel's precome from several quarters. From VIen4a, congressman actively represented the shah's her bou. writing that the only amendment, said the Davis case points out the ernptive raids Into Lebanon, striking what are where Yasir Arafat met with Austria's Bro go"" as well as the Pablavi Foundation, a reason for the dlinlual is that a man would be "double standard" of subjecting described by the Israelis as Palestinian terrorist Kroift arA Wed Germany's Willy Brandt, bckh "hift multibillion4ollair fund controlled by the formar able to do her job better. employees to the and firing whims ol bases. Such raids are nothing new. They have ruler and hi family. This on the face appears to be out-and-out sex congressmen while the rest of the country must V$17 big men on the international, circuit 4d apparently favorably Impressed with what thy drawn protests by the United States repeatedly in Pertly because he fought in the Korean War discrimination, entitling the woman to an abide by Civil Rights laws." , the past few years because they are seen as — during which be was severely wounded — immediate recourse under provisions in the Civil. "This Is the first step In whit will be a major heard. From the United Nations, where an Arib. ,f logo unpi ...... a * her JOAO. 6,1WIMP"ieft who ; a =- ihe WiAtovat exclusively for defense. ThTarael pci on to meet Korean officials and receive an honorary secure back pay and perhaps even win damas. discr1m1nUon by the Ci Thhts Act of 1964," reports of Indirect contacts with . AraJ $ p tect ro ive purpose, to d e the raids have a ef ns degree . Palestine Ubetaticn Organization have a case Just such occurred In Congress, but said Leahy. •. Israel against guerrilla actions launched by the A year later, he was one of many Home Shirley Davis, the woman who was fired by sort ofBut others are not so optimistic. Congress has confirmed, .w druofMidssdpolicy•isun terrorists, members Investigated for having received a former Rep. Otto Pas&nan, DLa., has spent a long history of Isolating Itself from the laws In They are also contradictory. After apparengiy Congress Exempts Self FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 University of Central Florida summer quarter cornmencernent ceremonies, 8 a.m., north of Administration Building. Open to public. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. minote Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Volusla ertoma,7:3Oa,m.,DeftonjIp. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. 1,OQgWOOd1 AA, closed, 8 P.m., Rolling Hills Moravian e. _1 i. Church, SR 434. , Yew Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. .. Idyllwflde Elementary School Kindergarten Open .. , House, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 Sanford AA Woman's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. , i Cuselb*y AA, closed, 6 p.m., Ascension Lutheran .. Church. Senior Cidzens Trip to Once Upon A Stage, Orlando, for ', lunch and show, "Music Man". Leave Sanford Civic Center, 11:15 am. with pick up at Leeds in Casselberry, .. 11:40 am. Return 5 p.m. SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 Temple Shalom, Ballroom and round danclu& 8 Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. ___ Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY AUGUST27 Monday Morsen Tontmasters Cluk 7:15 a.m., Holiday •' Inn, Wyrnore Road, Altamonte Springs. ...' Weight Watchers, 10 an., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshopi 10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First H Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, SanfdCMcentq'. the Israelis is the proposed redrafting of the U.N. Security Council resolution on Palestinian rights in the Arab lands occupied by Israel since the 1967 war. When President Carter compared the long struggle for Palestinian rights to the civil rights movement for blacks in this country, he struck a sensitive nerve. Israel wants to be sure that the United States U a member of the Security Council will use its veto to bloék passage of any resolution that would give legitimacy to the demand of the Palestine Liberation Organization for an in- perhaps to a fault. Someone who has watched issues. receive the some wages as men for comparable But whether or not It Is actually being use it him closely said Murphy does not show the Ms. Davis is another a victim of a system that work and the Fair Labor Standards Act attending these dovelopini Ii discretion befitting a member of Congress. works hardships on people with loine of the most provides for a mlnlinwn wage, overtime and long lUte the furor Is IuMCIIS* tUtünon to the potency of "He's very dedicated, works hard and bug . pivitol jots on Capitol Hill but the lead amount child labor protection. we on. recognition ap Israel's Western alum hours. His fallln& psrbap. Is that he doesn't ass of power — congressional staff members. Congress Is ad covered hi the National L come unstuck — yet — bud the lara h have not the overall picture," the House insider said. After her firing, Ms. Davis sued Pasinan in Relations Act that requires employees to that ' show 34PO of becoming so. 1%y recopize and bargain colledivelly wU wAons themselves lashing OUt at good and fair-weather frie that have won the right to rprsad esnployees and Use With the United State. are drained dependent Palestinian state. behalf of the maritime industry and labor unions Then caine a string of appeals or the Occupational Safety and Health Act that a they haml boo in a quarter of a S UP IrWro of ,Israel in this Country and all to guarantee that UJL ddP6 WOUld Carry At W* b early haso the Supreme Court overturned requires employers to mod safety and a very special relatk'iahlp. u percent of the eli Imported Into this country the Louisiana decision, saying congressional standards In their workplaces, Americans must realize that diplomatic tension although ft cods considera y more to is. U.S. employees do hive a right to sue If they are There Is a congressional exemption In place The Israelis have good cause for conos; has marked our close relationship with Israel tankers then to use foreignblones. for the Freedom of Infonnatlon Act that give. seeing say opening to the p.L.o.0 .ncourag g ___of discrimination. The Supreme Court almost from the bqoning more than 10 years 0. Even with fteddstit Qftgo support, ft wN the cowto an ft goop *m to a members oftba VA&the rW to sumin me the creation of a palsetliww date$ to which It is Inevitable, considering that U.S. foreign policy cargo peelerenc. bill was defeated, by the House, ouwpI.W since congressional employees have records of federal agencies sad the Privacy Act are momently oppoeetL To the Wad* this a y must be based on the national Interest of this primarily because cnnj4d no thatnrequires r.course. mentialitygoiiuiiuint agencies to .is the everduefly appear to be the logical embodim it PdiUcd payoilf to the makim cmmwft. Now, the Davis can pa back to Loulaim of Ma they maintain on In- of the paledwan gasolf country in its relations with all the rest of the ft A Critics pointed out that Murphy, who chairs cousts, and Ms. Davis will try again to get the d1vI1s. "homeland" to which many its world, not just Israel. the Merchant Marine and raa.ri.s Cw'iItWe isis ssz-diacrlmlnatlon protection tl Is of!' You will bear a lot from lawmakers about how dading W'ngto,i4 subscribe. Does oil influence our policy? Certainly our that drafted U, receivedØ,If0 In maritime forded to prtvat.isctor employees. sacred they hold the public that of their con- But to Israel, In the ultra-close giograph economic Interests in Arab oil supplies must enter contributions during a fisidralase In Jun. 1ff? About the time of the Supreme Court ruling, dltuads. Yet they will routinely exempt confines Of the Mideast, en Indipir.0 the equation. But we should never allow economic when he faced no election for more then a yew. the Senate qisIJy passed an amuidmiug that themselves from living under the laws they Pulodinim state wouJd be c'ssp"ig aup — a else. bomb —to Its bosom. interest to persuade this nation to abandon what is In 1V1$, he raised $1110 In maritime money. calls on the Civil Rights CunIisi 1 to study make for ii Applicants for judgeships in Flagler, Volusia, Citrus, the 5th Appellate District of Hernando, Sumter, Lake, Florida have an extra eight Orange, Osceola and Brevard clays to file their application Counties. AIM forms. Applications may be obtained The deadline has been from the Florida Bar, Florida .' changed from Aug. 27 to Sept. 4, Bar Center, Tallahassee, according to the chairman of Florida, 32304, attention Ms. the judicial nominating corn- Wendy Walker, or from any mission, Leon G. van Wert. member of the commission, The commission is seeking including William E. Sherman. nominations to fill four P.O. Box 329, DeLand, Florida AIRPORT vacancies on the bench of this 32720 and Mary Lou McDonald, newly created district, which 400 West Crystal Drive, Sanhas its headquarters at ford, Florida, 32771. SUPPORTS Daytona Beach In Volusla The initial six members, County. three of whom were appointed Members of the bench and respectively by the governor Steel pilings and column bar who are Interested in being and by the Florida Bar, supports to be used In the considered for a gubernatorial recently selected three ad- expansion of the Orlando appointment should be electors ditlonal lay members to bring International Airport are of the State of Florida, must the total commission mem- stacked up awaiting shiphave been members of the bership to nine, as provided by mncnt the Rand yard of Florida Bar for the preceding 10 law. the Seaboard Coastline years, and must reside within The commission plans to Railroad, Sanford. the territorial jurisdiction of the district at the time of their conduct personal interviews appointment, van Wert noted, with all applicants shortly after the expiration of the filing The court is composed of the deadline. All applicants will be 5th, 7th, 9th and 11th Judicial advised of the date and time Circuits and includes Seminole, when their interviews have Marion, Putnam, St. Johns, been scheduled. , . ;, , 59,'A Men's & Bogs' Casuals Up To 0 4O off August 23-August 31 Sanford Plaza Next To 1160 State St. Sanford Phone 323.0860 s Shoes Newest styles and fabrics. Factory fresh (only shown 3 days at show.) TUESDAY,AUGUST 21 Chapter Swed Adellseso 8 p.m., St. HURRY FOR SELECTION ! Andrews Presbyterian Church, Forest City. ,, one MIAMI FURNITURE SHOW - . at Don's Shoes Start at Only one Dozens of floor sample sofas, chairs, sleepers and sectionals from the Longwood.Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce So Back to School Special h luncheon meeting, noon, Quality Inn, I4 and SR 434. Guest Speaker Horace Orr of SEEDCO. City Commission candidates in the Sept. 4 election Larry Goldberg and W illiam Mitchell will answer questions. . - at Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. A)tamorde.Sovth Seminole Jaycee., 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. .' • Porhop the best example of Mwpbyls sed the federal courts in Louisiana, charging an Clifli In lVfl when he pusied legislation on discrhnlnatlon, but her case was thrown out Extra Ti me For J udge A pplicants .... 4. Altamonte SpringL Sanford Al-AaanJ$ p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal . . campaign contribution from Korean yam in the courtstrying to get her employment place for others, and them are no guarantees being on ft verge of a meaningful co businessman Tongsun Park. However, Murphy discrImInatIon case settled: that procedure Is likely to be changed without a In the U.N., the Palestinians or ' was not reprimanded by the House as were three The reason she's had to go through all this Is hitter battle. backed off. Washington has followeot 1 E the of his colleagues. that Congress exem pts Itself from the Civil Among the other major exemptions Congress reports with zealous dinials of a policy chu e These activities for foreign officials In trouble s Rights Act, as It doe, from other federal laws has chosen to bestow on itself are fresdoin from and ettiratlons of Its basic commitment demonstrate that Murphy stands by his firlerAs, that ad standards on civil and human rights On Equal Pay Act that requires women to breal. 1 CALENDAR VIEWPOINT OUR Thursday Aug. 23, 191—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. UUI Y ETTLE FOR Merchandise and Prices to fit Every Pocketbook! USED? • it: is __ rlghtinforeignaffalrs—notanly for thecitizensof Israel hut aiqo for the Arabs of Palestine. JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD .4 Get a now . • Message To Young Man's Ki nQ "lIttIebIg" tractor from John Deere er WAIHING'IUN — Ihe freislu etlInN 01 her, son's release. 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(XIs R. Bowen "has in' ed Puerto Rican up. gymnasium where the U.S. that," but Knight continued, off me, nigger." basketball Coach Bobby Knight while he was coaching the U.S. dicated ... he would not be The judge refused to accept team was practicing. Silva was "To hell with them all. To hell 'lly, the proceedings Knight then hit him across until Monday to come to San team at last month's Pan willing to allow Bobby Knight to the lawyer's resignation after the aggravated assault case off duty from his police job and with YOU, too. Get your as Out the jaw, Silva said. Although his Juan and appeal for a American games. be extradited," according to an he learned a second Puerto of here." began, with Judge Rivera working as a guard. jaw wasn't broken, he said it suspension of a six-month Rican lawyer, who would have presi aide, Wi lliam J. Watt. The policeman said he was was badly It was unclear whether ding and testimony from swollen. sentence and $500 fine handed He test ified Knight, upset writing down Knight's name to served as the replacement, had down In absentia for slugging a Knight, 38, could be extradited Knight's tailure to appear for never spoken to Knight. Three the plaintiff, policeman Jose over the chattering of a report him to the Pan Am Knight, in his past account of to Puerto Rico to serve the local policeman. the trial angered not only the other Puerto Rican lawyers Silva, 32. Brazilian women basketball Games organizing committee the incident, has said the sentence. B u t the temperamental original judge, George Lopez also unsuccessfully tried to Silva, who pursued the case team that came into the gym, for his behavior and when policeman poked his finger in coach, reportedly on a fishing Though Puerto Rico planned Keelan, but Knight's San Juan resign from the case. as an individual citizen after came over to him and Knight walked away, Silva said the coach's eye and that he trip somewhere in Montana, to send U.S. federal marshals lawyers. The leader of the Lopez Keelan did step down, the government and Police demanded, "Get these dirty he followed and put his hand on brushed Silva's face pushing his told Indianapolis television stab from San Juan to take Knight defense team tried to quit the admitting he had "personal Department withdrew support, whores out of here." arm away. Knight's arm. To Bengals; Pinney Out By United Press International The Deacon has returned to _______ spokesman said. Bleler and Shell are suffering Knight Swim m ers Win In Exciting Finish To Quit tions. Kinney will replace from strained knees, and Haven Moses, who Is out with Running back David Beasley has a sprained ankle. an eye injury. "Deacon" Turner, who quit the The spokesman said all were - The Minnesota Vikings Bengalis for unexplained rea expected to return to practice picked up linebacker Joe Harris sons at the start of training next week. on waivers from San Francisco camp, returned to the team -Denver Head Coach Red and cut rookie linebacker Jerry _____ '4 'I. tenced to spend six months tenced behind bars in Puerto Rico4 sayshehas offered to resign as basketball coach at Indiana University. Knight told the Indianapolis Star Wednesday night he offered his resignation hours after a District Court judge in San Juan, Puerto Rico, found him guilty of assaulting a Puerto Rican policeman last month when his U.S. team was interrupted during a practice session at the Pan American Games. The judge sentenced Knight to six months In prison and a $500 fine, Knight also told the Star "the cop was lying" when he said Knight hit him on the jaw after he reprimanded Knight for allegedly calling members of the Brazilian women's basketball team "dirty whores" when they made a noisy entrance to his basketball court during i,.' Wednesday. Miller said Norris Weese will Meter, a No 5 draft choice from "He came to us and said he's start at quarterback Friday in Michigan. Vikings' Coach Bud ' prepared to play," said Ben. Denver's preseason finale Grant also announced there . 11, 4 gala' Assistant General Manag. against New England at Mile would be no changes In his 4. 1C ;Aer Mike Brown. "He recognized HlghStadium. Miller said Dave starting team against the ";.: ' he made a mistake by leaving Preston and Jim Jensen would Kansas City Chiefs tonight at 11 111 , andhe'sbacktrylngtocorrect start at running back, with Metropolitan Stadium lnBiooIf ft." Vince Kinney and Rick Up. mington, Minn. - . .-. . Iii £LZ...t. f.... I :'. "\. •. . Ptssls by Tim VIiCI$ Herald ute to this team because he's HARMAN got a world oftalent,"headded, CHECKS FIGURES ______________________ Although it was not an_____________________________ Wl * th P lem notmced why Turner left, it was K u hn believed he feared he might not NEW YORK (UP!) Bowie Kuhn has himself a real problem fit In with the Bengals this season because the club had over what to do about Ray Kroc. The San Diego Padres' owner drafted running back Charles admitshewaswrongforpubliclycomlngoutapdsaylngbe'dtry to sign Yankees' third baseman Graig Nettles and Reds' second Alexander in the first round. By JIM RAYNES e Pittsburgh baseman Joe Morgan If they became available as free agents this In other news, th HeraldSportsEdftor Stealers placed three-year vet- fall. Kroc's "slip of thetongue"amountedto tampering, and In an eran offensive lineman Ray effort to mitigate some of the damage, hesotht to punish himself Pinney on the injured reserve by announcing the Padres wouldn't claim either of the two players thIs November. If the commissioner goes along with that Hat, brin in the squad's line of thinking, he's penalizing Nettles and Morgan for Kroc's to the uiru 5Otayer limit, A Stealers' spoke&nan said mistake by not giving them an opportunity to negotiate with the Grge Harman is one of those you dOn't Pinney, a second.round ft !a...I'm sure Marvin Miller, the head 01 the Players' OCI1UOn, wouldn't sit still for that and he'd be completely want to mane nets with auring IootDau season. "I offered my resignation at choice In 1976, underwent jiWisd. the other hand, if KUIm simply fthuiKroc axid degn't YOU have to be in control generally and choose the time to turn ft Indian- University because the jrap*t'kbi, he ruse the ' to. M job Is to coené', m te"unMes, I could da""4e a %dYL11*Y has to have tIII' t 01 a.m.oe. sr Ted TIft* corndemanding of him, lot of games and we'd lose them. I choose to try to help my opportunity to do what It freely "What Is this Hospital. Pinney a double standard?" The had dier, UP! and AP. of stomach pains since Braves' owner was suspended by Kuhn for tampering with Gary tUInflh&tes win.".., and clearly thinks is bed for And then he will take you to the cleaners week undergoing an appendectomy Matthews three years ago.... Mike Torrez has been with the Red Sox only two seasons bid Indiana University," he told the after week. he's an avowed Carl Yastrzemakl fan. "What I admire most about Star by telephone from Mon. 10 June. John McEnroe, third seeded In the U.S. Open tennis chamHarman, who lives with his wife Theresa in him is his cocsidency, his &sdplffie and his concg.a,"uys tan., where he is vacationing. Running back Rocky Hider, pionships sta rting at Flushing Meadow next Tuesday, claims the the Boston right-hander. "He's one of those few players yes' ever Casselberry, has made picking football games a defensive back Donnie Shell reason players act up much more now is because "It isn't my desire to do there is far fuiltime hobby. He spends 12 to 14 hours per week and defensive lineman Tom at stake than there ever was years ago and that makes tomore see who has everything together. th other ball clubs, you hear a anything Other than coach day's lot of ballplayers talk about getting 'respect.' Yes; never has to basketball at Indiana Unlverpushing a pencil, carrying out the weekend games Beasley Will not play In Pltt players much more competitive. It's hard to imagine old-timers say anything. Everyone looks up to him."... sity. That Isn't mine to say," preseason game like Den Budge, Jack Kramer, Rod via the formula he has devised. Layer and Bobby Riggs Former Yankee President Al Rosen, settling down in his new Knight said. rest of the week is spent Saturday night against the buying that, but in explaining what kind of effect competitiveness His wife estimates the hotel..castho job In Atlantic City, N.J., dill keeps in touch with Cowboys In Dallas, the can have on any of today's performers, "My personal attitude would McEnroe tells of an many of the friends he made in baseball. Dees he miss it much? be that I want Bob Knight to either rehashing the upcoming predictions or episode occurring in a match between him and file Nastase In smiling about his success the previous week. "I'm with a wonderful organization and I'm very happy," he stay as our coach," Donalt Jamaica. "He was driving me crazy with some "I got started on this thlngsevenyearsago," said of the things he says, "but anyone who has ever been In baseball, then leaves lea itIt Danielson of New Cut!.,' was doing and ltold him, 'If you pull one more stunt, I'm gonna and says he doesn't miss It, just isn't sn't telling YOU the whole chairman the nlnememher Harman recently. "I just wanted to see if I could I kill you," McEnroe laughs. "He never said a word after that d Indiana University board. beat Dunkel, I did, and have every year since it was the first time lever beat him In a tourn ment. He's a truth."... He keeps detailed statistics on how each of the strange character. I like him, though. You don't ever want to speak to him after some of the things he does, but two days after nation's top prognasticators fare. He says last (n f%/ay you get mad at him, you forgive him."... year's stats showed AP tops among the others in picking the pro games. Morethan 4o games out ofsc and sinking deeper all the " "Harrab time, the last-place Toronto Blue Jays are the Host People of Hayn Hunches k7 rob Faced - G~W_' I_ ame He Plays Picking g g guys 1 It Taiwan -7 bey a major league baseball. Hardly. day pluses Hint Peter Bavasi, WIUIAMSPORT, Pa. (UP!) the Blue Jays' President, isn't asked by members ofthe Tordo - Pusu Town, Taiwan has media whether there is any foundation to frequent reports he is 719" cleared the first hurdle In its hid thinking about replacing Manager Roy Hartsfleld, for whom he College picks were similar, with Harman picking to win the Utile L.ague World has on enormous regard. Bavasi's standard answer to all those ).l percent correctly as compared to Chandler's Series for the eighth time since who ask goes lilt. this: "When I went to school as a boy, i was 79.1,,Dunkel'578.7, Greek's 7Ø.1,Harrah's76,9,AP's 11W taught that flreneede fuel and oxygen to keep br,gng shall DslHendioatliwaes*hft 76.1 and Hoopla's 73. Harman's power- rating for the in season list shutout and knocked In a rus 'nocoenmoot." Wednudsytokidtheclubtoa Oklahoma at 1199, Nebraska second at 111,1 3-0 victory over Santurce, You watch Ksreesn AbdulJabhsr move up and down the Alabama third at 110.1. His pro ratings show Pitt.' basketball court. end he shows about as much emotion as In bA iburgh on top at 132.6, Dallas next at 131.5 and San the saw wt root somebody getting a haircut. There's a reason for that, says the Diego third at 127,7. M.mwt. ($,3) Caw. Los Angeles 14k,T$' center. "You can't play baiketh.0 when Harman says his quickness with numbers is a acuesd four runs in the bottom you're in emotional turmoil. Football is different. In b'ethsL to cams from great aid In compiling the lists each week. "I was 01 th behind and defeat Grows dolngthe multiplication tables up to 125 In the four ____________ _____________________________________________________________________ Mlth 14 grade," he says. He has been retired the last 10 l'oW*, In today's aqnIfijl 01 the years f rom the airplane parts manufacturing business. I'-T1 Too sma ll to play State as a starter, Aviano, lily, and North UUIS Rock, Ark. was to battle ________________________________ Jiarman was a reserve halfback on the 1 and ig i7,O and UPI had 6 .6 Dunkel was next with 63.5 and Chandler 63.2. The Greek had 61,4. Me? Why,! was • ______ _______ for __ In ion game came In ]ele when The Greek beat Crbya percentage poim 1vsososrsdtwnr' in tho and I'and on.4ialf. The hliHg'it of his pro picks list year was on the final week, tibbli 13 o114 PS sos d.tpt:dbslasds Widsesday'. game, • • sut • I ., IL Welter , 11gL., iii An 1' .. AJIGEL (UP!) 0l}ey, late $WIU ii MISISthEØàW A jg ØS5ISIS hid I srshI 01 the 1 is r- _ W & 1. k .1 - - -A A a _A - - • II .. ....... I' • 95 $90 -s---- •' ..., •.. MVI as A&M 0,0 " , ?,: MVI si. ,ua: (1051.). Im Hkoliver 111 . --- .---. •-- . - ' 63 61 .316 1½ 62 61 .492 7½ 34 71 .511 11 34 73 .423 16 City texas Chicago Seattle (*fl Oakland 10 57 .313 30 Wednesday's Results Cleveland 13, California Detroit 3. Oakland 1 Chicago 4, Milwaukee Boston 9 Minn 4. I iI%fl$. 'Kansas City 3, New York 1 Seattle 6, Toronto 3 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Texas (Jenkins 13.9) at BaltImore (McGregor 5-4), 7:30 P.M. 'Oakland (Langford 5.13) at Cleveland (Wise 13-7), 7:33 p.m. Friday's Games California at Toronto Oakland at Cleve, night Seattle at Detroit, night Baltimore at Chi, nIght New York at Minn, night Boston at Ken City, night Milwaukee at Texas, night Leaders A a 6w_ ii spell __ win i ,-, -) - ' •..., . r . •• .. nOm m" I . . . I . TIRIE . 1 -.•---•-___-'-- ----•-_ - -,.• • --_ I 1-- _- -. -__-_ -_p 1_-_ -- -_ '-' . ________ -• -*. - ...•. ,, -_.-.------__ _!._ .. -. -. N _" EN7M.FORAUTOSERVICE _AUTO A .. . I _____ 'Ouç. GOOD YEAR 1'Pi SARI • _________________ I—- . ~___ SER VICE _ ________ ________ ________ rtoa ('0 ________ .. - .'. I I SERVICE STORES Harness Racing WIDNI$0*YN,SNT Pirst man M1-Ut.31.N 1 Sheer Finish 640 340 240 3 Satan's Pick 6.20 3.00 I French Dip 3.00 0(1-3)14.05, P (14) 44.1,,? (I.). 5IM104I WEDNESDAY NIGHT First race lWantawin Easy 12 6.00 345 IVictory Wind 13.20 510 31"i Black Star 2.41 S.csndlac.C116t.31.p 0 (74) 122.11; T (745) 411.55. 3 Kuliowney Hero 1241 400 3.00 Time 2.0.2. 1 Every Stride 16.10 4.00 Second lace S Gather 6.20 440 3.00 2.50 3.10 0(1-3) 31.41, P (3.1)0045,? (3-1. 349 Th4rdRacs$5.1y. 1149 0(5.7)0.00; T (7.1-4)153.55. Time I Lusty Linda 740340 210 2.15.1. 7 Gunnery luck 6.40 3.30 Dam"g (bondon 314 at bits) 6Cornox Third Race National League - . -- •. 3.10 lMidnight Honey 4.00 2.40 210 0(74) 21.20, P (0-7) 1145. 1' (0-7. GAB H Pd. IGIGEE 240 2.10 6)I36.41. Hmnndz, St.L 124175144.343 i Lost Strstth 3.40 . Pe.rIhR.ce0%T.3t.15 Tmpltn, SIL 115310167.321 0(4.1)6.10, T (1.44)3421. Time 3 Sportful 515 3.10 210 WIM1*1 n All HS 9234.0 I7.315, U9,1. ..:' 4 JKlef(S,. *05141 ,SD 12740132.317 - PeurltiRice" 7 Cheyeflns Road 310 5.40 Knight, Cm 111132137.317 6laby Beer 0.20 4.40 3.50 0 (34) .Il, (17) *I,, P (3.4) Matthws, Atl 121S1144.314• 1Ui*w&k, 11 .AA P.. Itt'oa, áa....... -- .--., ' e ve 9 API WIT 1N., (1. Gritfey, Cln 95310 120.314 1 Red Silk GB 1.4) 211.10. 4.10 Garvey, LA 126 316 162.311 0(34)14.21,? )64.1) 6W31. time P1915 Race *1.16?. 31.39 Rose, Phil 121101110.300 1.43.2. 7 Mountain J011y 341 2.00 2.15 Parker, Pit 126403 130.304 Fifth Race I LI's Best Way 4.30 3.00 American League 2 Billy OLynch 17.00 1.00 3,30 4 K's Jump 2.40 • GAB H Pc?. IMiddleT 3.00 2.10 0(14) 19.01P(74)44.55,y(74 Lynn, So 110 435 131 .W 3 Bynos Bird 310 4)11*44. Rice, Boo 123 190 1".335. Q (2.4) 21.40, 1 (2-4.4) 1440. Time $Ix*Rac.C1.I6T. 31.92 Brett, K 123 $12 111.3U 1.06. 1 Mr. Earl 16.31 III 3. Lezcano, Mil 112 306 121.3n Sixth Race 7 X's l.gone 4.30 2.00 Bothte, Sea 116 4M 141 .329 ITCI 940 340 240 3 Super Feeling 340 Dawning, Cl 114 396 130.318 SKId Romulus 3.50 340 0(1-7) 23.4l1P (1-1)113* T(1.7. Kemp, Dot 111 411 133.331 6 S Rvr Lehigh 1.10 3) 391.15. Lndreau Min 122 455 145.319 a(S-$)ll.41;T($.34)2a41.Time $Iven*R111co0T.343 Oliver, Tex 104305123.3*7 *41.2, I Future 37.00 10.00 140 Molitor, Mil 111 433 142.313 Seventh Race 2 Blue Apail 3.55 3.20 Home Runs 7Hawthom l min llrdpecos 149 National League - Klngman, Demon I 7.10 4549 35 0(24)49.31. P (1.2) 2N10. T (1.5. 'flu j S Phil 4P'i'J Button 3.00 249 7)724.11. Winfield, 50 21, Clark, SF 24, 2liogssPower 110 llIbRacsCfoT.1534 HWner and Matthews, Atl and 0(0.7)14.44;? (1.4-2) $1141. TIme 3 Amin Emily 449 3.00 245. -" LA 25. . 2.60.1. 7 JM'sPasORapld' 3.20 2.10 erlcan League - Lynn, 510* Race 1 IrIsh Company 44$ 36; Nice. los 32; Singleton, .1 MISS KIng 5.10 3.11 3.55 G(3.1).4I,Pl$.7)13O,y(3.7.7) and Thomas, Mil 31, l Deleon Tarpcet 4.00 1.00 22940 icr, Cal 25. SDa$tyLeblgh 149 Nla*lacsAI4iT.3149 Rues lofted 0(1.4)0.1st T (141)447.10. Time 7 Charter 4.15 3.11341 tieat L gue - Kingman, 6 Rosy Roeny 340 3.00 coo $4, Winfield, $D 03; Ninth Race S Record River 640 SChmidt, PhIl 90: Hernandez, 1 Byrd lobby 7.10 4.20 349 0(6.7)6.15. p (1-4)13.05,1' (741) L arid Clerk, SF W. 7 Cypress Storm 740 1.05 211.41. ,Amerkaa League - Baylor, tClippers Pride 440 Teeth Race 10141'. 3110 IflO; Lynn, Ice 104: RIce, 0(1.7)71.20; T (1-7.1) $32.01. Time 3 Claregim's Flyer 7.05 1.00 345 _ 105: Singleton, Salt 911 "Cl S Kiever Karl 4,45 3,30 Mil 91. - INS Rats 4 K'IMsster 3.41 Stiles Bues l Avon Carefree 010 3.40 310 0($-1)1US,P($.$)$5.)I.y($5. - SIX -....- ' . 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Losis talked with dab NCAA rucaid 01 IN eshibitlan vWery without hanVs.ckin(s rents. kidis wlths.t a 4if Qind rs asrly Widaseday, the. 6=I Is *^iasd to s Cssch Des ge'osl, aDv' .la said ndd Wesd • he. $.NSI total 01 * WudaN lob 011141111110ii Less a d'apq-(ob IN lintheNPLSdIlbs Mast at eserterhoch with a 1U IuuL), go pai& iiIm W* Sd, lary less. 0=0 UM obw $ '!It drosing Sd 01111111 01 - - Uirry Cox and Ruppert Jones - • -. .F.,,,__'.L ST011E , -~.. . .. .*4 .. -•................. Wedn es day and singled home the New York three-hitter and third of the Bonds rapped out three hits Lamar Johnson with the win- each blasted two-run homers 0(1.2) 1110, P (1.2) 0540. T(t.2. Yankees. "One, the at 'em ball, season forGura. The lefthander apiece to spark the In 10.00. ning run in the eighth inning to and Rick Honeycutt pitch ed 'a me and (catcher) Darrell struck out four and walked one Tigers 3, A's 1: snap the White Sax' threegame five-hitter to power the Marin 7 Shredder 910 4.00 250 Porter outguessed them a lot, to boost his record to 9-9. Alan Trammell belted a two- losing streak. 4 Put And Take ers to their fourth straight 1.10 3.40 and the defense." The win saved the Royals run homer in the first inning Red Sax 9, Twins 4: 3 Career Record 3.10 victory. 0(0.1) 45.45, P (14)116.10,? (1.4. _____________________________________________________________ ________________- ____________________________________-________________________ dh rasd deaR pick Sis GIsml_Vrl olt01Ok1il-pwbvsbs MelWIbSIHIIIgIIS Othfl*)OlOfld hISVer* tcon ~ It was the fourth career grove, Toby Harrah and Bobby 2.10 victory over more lad yos'. in. . The Delplai mast the denbls.hesder Twesday with s$dios,, was s Phivadltphialagl.sIa the Nowsubmwbankis 1110 ___ _ Gura Five-Hits Yankees, 3 - 1 A - 1,417; Haae 11*410. lCampfireHnovr , .., - CIlO RenegOdeChilf Detroit - Traded forward An'e 400 9.10 St. Laurent to Los Angeles for 1 K's Beware 5.00 forward Dale McCourt and future () 49.45, P (3.fl 199.10,1' (3.7 ) 111 *aft chelces. Twelfth Race Cl-li,?. 3249 Women's Pro Basketball S Carrylobble Iowa - Signed forward p 1140 710 110 13.40 610 Hodgson of Iowa State: center 1 Disco Don Charlotte Lewis of Illinois; mIgne • 'fea'able 15.20 0(1.1) 15.20, P (1.1) 1l3.4s,T (1.1. guards Tanyan Crevler and Anita I) 1.510.49. 7Zerox SlebellOuy - - g els, 1wIns Both Lose Leo 2.30 On Kansas City Royals to a 3-1 2 Featured Ad Buffalo - Signed former NHL goalie Ed Chadwick as speclai assignment smut. AAontresl - Appointed Morgan Mcc.m, president and chief executive officer, and named Eric hle1* RateD116T.31.95 H. Mol to the board of directors. 2 MWS Tine 13.40 7.00 4.40 I iproslan, a rotusd and 136 bogm hi pro football with do l*ait Usus in WWI von Sckesn wana oTh,yinWist . 11014 ...,. *I oll IVUN.lkuI. -_ ..- • from San Francisco and cut rookIe llnetockor Jerry Meter. id on waivers kv the M'"I making. 1$ successive field pNansisstMondsytoIeg $osletctleslasgusrsclwt • OstbtWsidngandgood .Cen1bIbMatv, *1.' $ØVVIl1S* 6'bilndudl W siit to W _1 f to V..s and 3116" vsMfl9. M11 iI GIIUS L_ IS ¶llI -5, S. . . : . ss W" .ft . 1 -•--...'-. ..- ,• . , ,,:' . . • . _7 -I- AM ir Poll SIZE own PLUS WISP LI. gn ' .5 . Pd. 70 31 .551 An aro s Job In Jeopardy AS LOW AS PW hi A 121A Minnesota - Picked up thr.eyasr linebacker Joe Harris on waivers West Wit IAWM Giants. four-run seventh and lift Los was hit by a Garber pitch with Astros 3, Mets 1: Angeles past Chicago. Wednesday night may have Eddie Solomon pitched a two- the bases filled and Dave Rader Jeff Leonard hit a two-run Reds 7, Expos 2: ended the season for the hitter over the first six innings followed with a walk to single in the ninth inning and Johnny Bench became Philadelphia Phillies, perhaps and hitanunportantrunscoring hlghlightatwo-run ninth for J.R. Richard scattered seven Cincinnati's all-tin'e home run the mod talented team in single during a two-run fifth Phils that ended suddenly when hits to carry Houston in the king by hitting the 325th homer baseball, who now are lodged in Inning to lead the Braves. Trillo hit sharply into a double regular game, after a success- of his career and Mike l.aCoss fifth place in the NL East, 912 Solomon, 5-10, was forced to play. ful protest by the Astros forced scattered eight hits to pace games behind high-flying Pitts- leave with a pulled leg muscle Said Ozark. "That's about the New York to replay the final out Cincinnati. burgh. at the start of the seventh and way it's gone for us all year." of the Mets' Tuesday night 5-0 Cardinals 8, Padres 5: Manager Danny Ozark, after Gene Garber, the t hird Atlanta Pirates 8, Giants 6 victory. Ted Simmons blasted a home the Atlanta Braves completed a pitcher, registered the final Tim Foli drove in four runs Dodge rs 7, Cubs 2 run to highlight a five-run first three-game sweep of his Phil- three oe.s to gain his 22nd save, with a pair of two-run singles, to Hon Cey tripled home three inning and rookie John Fuiglies Wednesday night with a 43 Manny Trillo accounted for break a 6-6 tie in the eighth runs and scored on Joe ham scattered 13 hits to stake victory, said, "It's reached a Philadelphia's first run when he inning and ease the Pirates past Ferguson's double to spark a the Cards to a victory. By United Press International Gura kept the Yankees in from a three-game sweep by and Mill Wilcox and Aurelio Bob Stanley and Dick Drag check, except for a ninth-inning the Yankees, who have beaten Lopez combined on an eight- combined on It was easy a seven-hitter as as one, two, three. 450 3.00 RBI single by Lenny Handle. the Royals three straight years hitter to lift the Tigers, 1.30 the Red Sox pounded out 12 hits "I had three things going for The triumph snapped New for the Al, championshin. 0(3.4) 2210, P (3.4) 41.55, White Sax 4, Brewers 3: in a game halted after eight n 316.55. me tonIght," said Larry Gura, York's four-game m winning Indians 13, Angels 3: Chet Lemon, who walked out Innings by rain. Ninth Race Dlii?. 21.41 after pitching a five-hitter to lift streak. Rick Manning, Mike Hdr- on his team Tuesday, returned Mariners 6, Blue Jays 3: 1.00 3.00 2,40 1 Vibrant Violet iSV, Pittsburgh - Placed offensive 43 63 .300 15½ lineman Ray Pinney on Injured 39 57 .310 12 ½ reserve list. Toronto homered in the third. l.uzinski the Ei1IlfN Race D1.t4T. n.N 6.40 3.00 2.40 I I . . cw .026 No lfl&VVft6%& 1110111111% It". M 444~ "*%91k"."*.0* . . ib -I , . h&& I.1 __. ; I P. . ~. 4 ,;,.has~ rL L. 66 60 il von Schamano will be ___ in N" Detroit .321 By United Press International point where we need coopera' Another depressing loss tion from sonic other teanis." Dog Racing t ' _A.A~ Transactions All But End Phi ls Hopes Braves a North, SF 50: Low, 1 K&"Tom 1.40 IleviMb Rats TA 1.14T. 31.0 and Taveras, NY 30 Scott, 0(3.4) 7.05; 1' (4-3-1) 17.00. Time 3 .'stAMy 30.10 4.10449 L 32. 3.01* 6 1111 WhIz 7.30 an Leegue - LeFlore, A - 1,116; Hoeft $41496. 4 Carry Fred S. 63; Wilson, KC 54; Cruz, 0(34)116.05. P (34)050*1' (134; Bands, Ciev II, 44)1.11741 Salt, Otis. KC and T.eff* Mass Sti?. 0195 lii. Tex 25. $ Muck King 6.10 3.30 3.10 __ PlichIzi VIderlel DAYTONA lEACH 1 Keeps $mIHn 3.30 6.05 ,a$esal League - Niekro, WUDNISDAY*IATINSI 1B.Llss 010 17.7, Nlekro, All 14.16; PWstR.c.M1.l4,T.53.41 0(14) 1141,P(14) 77.lI,I'(S.. CNI, Cii ill; Rousdiel, Chi 1S. Karla K. 14411141445 1)224.10. 7; EspInosa, Phil l3-, 3 Daley Ceud5 A - 5.47); ISosdis 9306.5. 4449 449 s v _ I - *yard •. Q'MaIIev Estate Settled' •: - 76 32 .391 6½ P • . "Idon'tbetveryolt.nonthegames,Idothlsfor èm,"hessi&tuntihischsrt. Icaa aidsistsia he sa't bit much. No me ws to. up As"'Mm. . 76 10 .613 Mitwauke Natiesal League _____________ . two bad weeks the second sad seventh wulhid Mill ascend, adv..o.d on * error, Sd wan k1T toska -and went 7.7 both times, 2 Oi.Gdb., 7.00 3.20 2.40 3 K's Prima Danni 3.20 3.00 1 Unmatcp,.ble 0(2.5) 15.0, P (2.5) 1195 T (2.s. 1) sue. a, .•• . iat • "BUMV oodi'jch nn His only setback in the 11 A,,O,K, TIRE MART To Title was D.Martln,z, Bait W I. Pc?. Os Feetball 50 43 .630 Cievelnd INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Bobby Knight, who was sen- ; Mimi 16.10; 6 Doodle E.D., .40 0(1.2) 3110, p (1.3) 59.I, T (11.2. 4)717.21. 3 Brightwatiq's Basketball Golden State - Named John each 4 Push 1 Opera Buff assistant coach. last Bait Boston Cincinnati. - .______ Fran, night American League Offers church in the receiver posi- - Richard, Hou 1312. American League - Fun.. 9ifl Bait 17.7; Ecksrsl.y, On and John, NY 14-4; Koceman, 11.; Sorefisin, Mit 11.12. Earned Run Average (based on 110 innIngs pDcsd) National League Rogers, Mtl 2.79: LaCoss, Cin 252;ThIrd lace 101.16?. 33.9 Montreal 41 S3 .362 3 Andular, Hou 251; . Hume, Cin 5 OhloCru lsar 20 21.20 10.00 Chicago 67 36 .543 S 3.15; Hooton, LA 2.91. Black Sesuty 310 5.00 St. Louis u , .321 ;',', American League - Kern, 3I Sargent Day 3.50 philad 61 62 .500 91/s Tex 1.46; Marshall, Mlnn 2.59: 0(51)111.10, P (54) 119.15, T (5. New York si 71 .411 20½ Guidry, NY 2.64; Eckirstey, West Bos 2.75; John, NY 2.110. Fourth Race D 5.16 T. 32.0 W L Pc?. 01 Strikeouts vls 3 Malt *4.20 1.10 10 Houston 72 33 .367 National Lose" - Richard, 2 Father Fred 4.20 2.80 CincI 71 57 .535 1 Hou 232; Nlekro, All 150; Icy Blast 210 Los Mg 59 61 .160 13½ Canton, Phil 117; Blyleven, Pitt 0(2-3) 39.05, P (3.2) *95.95, T 113.2. Sin Fran SI 69 .137 ii 131; Perry, SD 132. 5) 453.40. Sin Diego 34 71 .122 15½ American League - Ryan, 1.14? Atlanta 50 77 .391 32 Cal 17$; Guidry, NY Ill; 3 Suddon Jump 1.30 1.20 3.30 Wednesday's Results Flanagan, eatt 1$; Jenkins. 2 K'S Madcap 7.40 110 Pittsburgh I, San Fran 6 Tex 133; Koosman, Mimi 122. 1 Jay league 1.40 N.Y. 1. Hous 0, protested gm Saves 31.41,P(54)1*I.79,y(1.2. Houston 3, New York 1 National League - Sutter, I) 0(54) 440.40. ..,Los Angeles 7, Chicago 2 Chi 32; Tekulve, Pitt 23; Sixth Illace 0 5.16 T.31." Atlanta 1, Philadelphia 3 Garber, Atl 22; Bair, Cm, 3 Blazer Troubles 7.30 110 2.10 '- Cincinnati 1, Montreal 2 Sambito, Hou and Lavelle, SF S General 1.20 3.40 St. Louis 5, San Diego 5 15. 7 K' s Cleaver 2.50 Today's Games American League - Mar. 0 (3-3) 21.55, P (3.5) *10, T (3-1(No games scheduled) shall, Minn 23; Kern. Tex 21; 7)115.10. Friday's Games Mong,, Clev 16; Stanhouse, se lace S 1-16T. 11.44 Clncl at New York, night Bait, Clear, Cal and Lopez, Do 1 Globeventh Democrat 9.00 1.10 3.00 Houston at Phila, night 13. I Dakota Charfl 9.00 445 Montreal at Atla, night 4 Flash Goo" 2.50 St. Louis it Los Mg, night (14) 24.0, P (14) 53.45,? (1.0. Plttsbgh at San Dgo, night 4) 542.60. Chicago at San Thursday, Aug. 23,1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ National League East W L Pc?. GB plttsbrgh 73 53 .314 - h ing; Extradition Status Uncertain Deacon Turner Returns 2 t. i*.9 ;1 :I.J ; , I Mayor League Baseball Thursday, Aug. 23, 17 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UP!) - A Puerto Rican judge I - - Ii I A-Ev.nlng Hera M, Sanford, Fl. .11 1 I • ill • III1 •.0 ii Ll - . 4J' Y"4.** I 'W' , 5JJhI* t*44 -. 45M4e'.J .7. OA# '.____ - -- . • -'. • • '.' "•' ,: . - ____ - ___ �S BA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursdays Aug. 23, ----------- -5-- -- --S•ø.------.,--- - • .5.- V • ....... 17, OURSELVES - MEDICAL BUILDING - Under construction on State Road 434 between Edgemon and Devon streets In Winter Springs. with completion expected In 90 days, is this $450,000 medical building with 12 suites for doctors and dentists. Owner and developer is Feldman Brothers, Winter Park, and general contractor is Schmitt Builders, Winter Park. Shown is a model. Moonshine' Agents Job Is Changing Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ALTAMONTE MALL country, All Of The Brakes . Keep your eyes on the road, your mind on the Drive extra carefully now that school Is open. Let the children get to school even if it means that you are Intel Watch out for the youngsters even though they may not bi wat. Ching out for you ., JOHN HAMILTON '. C.d.. A vuvu ccoun CCOUflut Agent S . check our auto financing rates. e • HOME, LIFE, BUSINESS INSURANCE i.....s ..' uut Name Chi f The Allstate Bldg. 13fl E. Semoran Blvd. Casselberry 32707 BROUGHT TO YOU IN THE INTEREST OF PUBLIC SAFETY BY: __ -• - S S - - SANFORD •. • S • S ss,a,puuN Ir i i t, i' - "S . '-l4- - - S S S • -. •.,. , . - . 77 -'.•.• recognized as Legal and binding again. I am very much atfor a long time in some states. tracted to him and, given a Forgive my pickiness, but the thance, I think we might be "classic old adage," you refer good for each other. Please to Is not "Ignorance is bliss." help. FRUSTRATED It's "Where ignorance Is bliss, 'Ifs folly tobewise." ( "Ode ona DEAR FRUSTRATED: You Distant Prospect of Eton need not tell him anything. College" by Thomas Gray.) Show him by kissing him the DEAR ABBY: I feel like a way you want to be silly adolescent writing to you ktssed.Unless he's a total about this, but I've always lummox, he'll catch on. respected your advice. DEAR ABBY: There is a I'm a 26-year-old woman, great deal of controversy in my never married, who is currently family as to the proper terdating a man my age who is in minology of the following: the same boat. When the bride enters the I care for him, but here's.the church to meet the groom, is problem. He doesn't kiss very she walking UP the aisle? Or Is well. To be honest about It, the she walking DOWN the aisle? man just doesn't know how to CONFUSED IN kiss at all. LIVERPOOL, N.Y. Please don't tell me to talk to DEAR CONFUSED: She I. him about it. I just couldn't. I'm walking DOWN the aisle. After afraid his feelings might be the ceremony she walks UP the hurt and I'd never see him L_JW LIJj HIuslr$t.Oni —'— Ph.wCdUs,' S S S ' • . S t • • , • S 5 S.. •• •. . . S • .. . .'•,; ____ . 1)1 - fl • • •. S . S 'r'• S • . am M . S - S 2- • - . . - - . S ._ -. ., The Benefits Are Obvious: Coordination And The Mental Challenge Are Just Two. Call Us Or Stop By And We'll Be Happy To Tell You About Our Classes In All Kinds Of Dance ...... a c9 and sweaters In the latest Mixable, blendable : -• styles In Vista Blue and Fall Beige. All Classes Per All Level.— Children -Teens— Ad ults I msry/.sthors g . :, .. . - . 5 — - - • IIP W -L - - •- - CALL OR STOP BY fløLIlmAve, 333.19N .- DIRECTORS: MIRIAM WRIGHT AND VALERIE WILD - INN. -.- - Sat., Avg. 2116 80111 $at., Sept 1st 9:30 am, to li* p.m. All. -• Aug. 2flMhrv Avg. 3193Ia. ft. 1:Np.mands:3ifo$:$ -. 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LOCK UP ON 1141111110riftid '15yV5. •• • S CSS 'lI-NWb,yWrchffV• INSURANCUINC, I • 5 - Ito .-: . 0 MU LOAN SI. 217E.FIRST ST., SAN FORD 5 (for the childrens' sake) COW .IL$'Mary,,vt ICANT$NV R*YNTflMS • - • .- - Sanford jewelry & luggage Pair O.dflrv Avg. 3i,'75 S WILLIAMS' and Car Wash ,W 3fl4fl LOANS FOR ANY FUN= Loans can be arranged up to $500001 If you own your own home, condominium or mobil. home and lot. NI hoiniownem qualify, Induding widows, retirees and even those banlis or loan comOsnie.. IVIN WY IS NOT COMI PU'lIIYNIOPONI luggage. '•' goals and by-laws to be In. corporated into the proposed charter. 10 develop and coordinate programs servicing the acting interests of members. Melanie Marie Girardi and are making their home at 301 Both are employed by Fairway To bring well known guest Randall Craig Kovreg were W. 10th St., Apt. C, Sanford. Markets. actors (eg: Richard Boone) as married on Aug. 18, at 7 am., speakers for educational on the beach at New Smyrna seminars. Beach. Rev. A. M. Lowe permotivate formed the double ring and To attract volunteers who will explore ceremony. ins, experimental activities The bride is the daughter of Improvisation, play read Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sanford. Friends and family ings) Mrs. Marie Girardi, 2608 and provide these services to Wieboldi of Sanford, are an. are invited to the wedding and Ave., Sanford. sctoois, senior citizen homes, Iroquois bridegroom la the son of the late nouncing the final wedding reception Immediately handicapped children's cmMr. and Mrs. William Kovreg, plans for the marriage of their following in the parish hail. tars. daughter, Bonnie Ruth, to --------------A reception at New Smyrna David Robert Robbina, Ensign, Publication of a bi-monthly newsletter Hating actors and Beach followed the ceremony. USN. The wedding will be an event After a wedding trip to of Sept. 1, at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Newark, Ohio, the newlyweds Cross Episcopal Church, E9S= TARTS%L SEE OUR COMPLETE COLLECTION. MANY STYLES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Yellow gold-plated stickpin to pin your steady or wear yourself, available in '19, 80 and '81 year dates. Student accounts welCome. Sanford css.dSaturdays Come by and ha, ve those brakes repaired FOR ANY P(MOSE!, — (I or wear your own pin proudly. The Diamond Store Your Credtls Good For $2,500 to $50,000 " /1 Lewis øM.nergss.Uaot.,Istst drlvs csrsfvlly N ptsNct scks.1 cMdr.a. i INeeclCaèh?I . automobile 315 S. French 8-5:30M.F HOMEOWPEW191 -.r010 ,7 Auto Glass 1 Sat - Cov•r Co. ARRPA.MM k : of w O' 1/ CALL 3224032 I MI Pin your steady SAFETY GLASS for your of economy - The Acting Club of Central actresses available for theatre, where actors can share corn- part of this club, please contac Florida is conducting a movies, TV. Also a calendar of mon concerns, successes, ideas Joan Wahl Acting Club, 501 N membership drive for W194). tryouts and show openings. and have fun. Virginia Ave., Winter Park To provide a meeting place If you are interested in being Fla. 32789 or call 645-1695. Below are listed some of the I- us for S Also choose from a good selection 5 Acting Club Leads Drive 671.1114 Off. Home 322-1140 - . '. - . "What happened In Wilkesboro is what's happening in other states," said M.L Good. Mark A. Smith Jr., an Atlanta win, 49, special agent in charge of the Georgia district office of eleM president of Kiwanis the ATF. International, according "The ible, pres ent of UIV does not exist as It did a few '' Kiwanis Club of Sanford. years ago. The decline actually started in the late '60a. and Smith, a member of the ceased to he a significant Kiwanis Club of North DeKaib, problem In the early lVlOs." Ga., was elected at the group's Instead of battling the few annual convention In Toronto. remaining moonshiners, ATF He will succeed Hilmar L agents are grappling with the "Bill" Solberg of Appleton, far more sophisticated big city Wis., on Oct. 1. crimes. Their main priorities During the convention, now are arson, invesigatloni of delegates elected other officers, Embings and use of explosives, b'.CIUdIZI h UOII1 and illegal weapons. For that Warren H. Edwards of Bonifay, reason, the agency's dl'Sflgth Ii Ph,, a member of the Orlando being concentrated In large metropolitan arise, Goodwin said. "Areenfor profltis the No. 1 •FLORlOR economic crüne In the nation today," he said. The AV has ngsra task iorces in AUIIII$ and is ¶ .IINI 5TSTC. - time, ALISTA TE I NS ' Great selection of the newest fashion colors. DEAR ABBY: Many couples who live together without marriage say, "We don't need a piece of paper to make our commitment binding. A piece of paper doesn't mean a thing!" May Ipoint out that when a person buys an automobile he had better have that "piece of paper" or he could be In a lot of of paper, beginning with a birth trouble. certificate and ending with a Also, a driver's license Is just "a piece of paper," but you'd death certificate. And let's not better not be caught driving forget the will— another very without it. important piece of paper. So when I hear people say, "A And when a person buys a home, or any other piece of piece of paper doesn't mean a property, he makes sure he thing," I'm reminded of the has that "Piece of paper." classic old adage: "Ignorance And when a person graduates Is bliss." from high school, college or a PAPER IS PROOF trade school, that "piece of DEAR PAPER: Granted, paper" can make the difference written documentation makes between getting a job and not Hie Immeasurably less comgetting one. plicated, but common-law We live cm lives with pieces marriages have been I- Kiw ;Iniq Mwh_., . A speed limit, and your foot ready for the brakes. on by Samsonite & Amelia Earhart Mr. and Mrs. William (Bill and Ann) Phagan of Lutz, near Tampa, are frequent visitors to Sanford, his home town. Their chidren, William Ii (B111y,6, and Kelly, 17 months, are both professional models. The accompanying photos of Kelly appear in the Summer Issue of Parents Baby Care. Petite Kelly is modeling, what else, but sunbonnets in a advertisement. Billy's most recent modeling job was a commercial for Busch Gardens. The children are registered with a modeling agency in Tampa. Do they actually earn any money after expenses? "Sure," a family spokesman said. "There's good money In modeling." SANFORD PLAZA • LUGGAGE-- PETITE BREADWINNER -I By CHARLES S. TAYLOR other cities throughout the United Press International in the backwoods of the The shift in federal enforce. South, It is a difficult thing ment emphasis away from these days to catch the pungent moonshining and to metro scent o a moons ners er, crime Is being reflected In all rlleniuig fires of what southern states, Goodwin said, The makeshift citing Georgia as an example. once were uncounted hundreds There currently are AFT of illegal whisky distilleries offices; in Georgia cities, have been cIJ say they probably never will be whereas a few years ago the AFT had agents stationed n stoked up again. additional 11 cities and towns in The Alcohol, Tobacco and the state. Firearms Bureau of the Tressury Department, the agency Alabama has eight AFT ofcharged with enforcing federal fices now. With moonshining on liquor laws, has closed many of the downswing, AFT special Its southern offices, principally agent Robert Scott said five or in rural areas where making six offices have been closed. moonshine was a profitable, if Tennessee has five ATF offices, Illegal, trade. compared to 10 or 12 a decade Even Wilkes County, N.C., ago. In Mississippi, the ATF once known as "the moonshine maintains four offices and has capital of the world," no longer closed "several" in recent has a federal "revenooer" years, according to Agent James Brown. AFT officials In office. The AlT announced month it was closing the Florida and South Carolina s9id ices in those states had Wilkesboro office and been closed ring the agents state's metro areas. Five years problem with illicit liquor. ago, the Wilkesboro office had Thursday, Aug. 23, tm—B l - S-_I•_ 4 - 4-?..I2 5 5S5-S - . - - - Sanford 302.9212 �2B-EvinI,g Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Thursdiy,Aiq.n, 17 Seminole County School Bus Schedules H.ri '' -u Iws 17 DriVe Ms. P. Vas .Ak.aIflAyIS SLOVAKOARDINS SAITIROOK(N) GARDINLAKUSYATSS 0:11 NO.231$LkHptj ........................................347 I:43 LaksHILn.&Lak,*, ................................3:40 1:11 L1IAnnL&R tJd......................................3:43 l:* HoleanchRd.$i$w.,S, ci. /*i31. .........3:43 III ErO*$&?eDF...................................3:40 0:35 ........................................... 3:33 r w , wriii.iuisfl9 1 ous $CVI.aUI.S f S*elImAI. #..&. ..L..l. VUI7' bIIwUI•, In. rsf havina b..n raubllsh.d pr.vlously'ln Th. Ev.nlng H.raId. ______________________ f Al I A#' AM. rim. 1:30 •30 1:31 Ii . ms Ivsl$Driy,rMs L fl BEAR LAKE (SOUTH AN1 670 HWy411&OverpnRd . 6:24 Oranoleway18earvl.,........................................ 6 26 Linneal Beach Dr & Via Palma des 12 24 677 LinnealBeachDr &Sombr.roAvs 1723 6:29 Llnneal Beach Dr. 1. Bear Lake Cir............................12:21 6:30 Bear Lake Rd. 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Carolina $9 .........................................3:10 1:10 SR.46&"WII$iWa'$top ..................................... 30:35 S35Ba0r0Yd1'Jo1rnton'sS'op .............................3:30 17"rI er' A' WEKIVA (SOUTHWEST SOUTH) 6:33 WestWekIvaTr.lC.nt.rclubTr..............................12:21 6:30 HuntClubBlvd.LBerkshlreClr.(North) ...................... 12:15 HuntC(ubSIvd.ICofl,smsnlcjr.(Nem) .................. 12:16 66:40 17 HufltCl,bBld &Cumberlandclr (North) 1215 III $R.430&$..fi$9dC, I TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE Las 174 DdvsrMs.M. Pins. . 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St. (Scout Hut) .......................3:40 511 OldLakeMaryRd. -SouIhol2SthSt..........................3:3 - 0:43 NorthSt.&VlrginlaAve........................................3:40 5:47 VirgInia Ave. & Oakhurst St....................................3:30 0:4 OakhurstSt.&WlllowGrove ...................................3:37 0:49 Grove Ave. I Oakhurst St.....................................3:36 1:50 LakeAve.&Alpini St..........................................3:35 51fl DriverMs.M. hess LONGWOOD.LAKI MARY RD., COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS has 56 DrIver Ms. L. Kinsman NORTH LAKI APTS, DOL.RAY MANOR, VILLAGE GREEN APTI ROYAL ARMS APTS, $41 Longwood.L..akeMary Rd. & Humphrey Rd.....................3:47 5.42 Langwood.LakeMary Rd. $ "Murphy's" Stop ..................3:40 5.43 Longwood.LakeMary Rd. 1 Howard Blvd......................3:45 541 Longwond.LakeM$ryRd.&AcornLn ........................3:43 ____ :: ::::::::::::::: : : ,m,osNd . .................................. 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'...'..'..'•...•.... 5:40 Jay.$.,..........................'•'' 1:1, ................... . . ..•.. •• ••.t • • • • • 4 .46y . 4 ________ S c' , I.. .4 p t t '. 1YIL ,..J- V 11-ir r Li 0111 l '1141. . ____ -.. . - . . ' ... S1 UIIUII 1 ' 1 ___ ..::.. -r---• ___ - S a . a- . .< .. . 7-.......q... . •.... S - %s. t - ________ -- H' - ----.. .-.. . -- -- - - -. - ____ .,, .S 'I ' .• - -. 57 SS - . -. . --- 1$CIIULIIaI - - , - • ---- - sT -- - - -. . • L . • . . Bus 146 Driver Ms. G. Claypool LAKE H000I ESTATES ....... "' 0:11 ................ *1:21 L..A&$o50ke,4........... .................., ............... 914 530;$30, A10t 101pk.dTi'. . - . e.............. • . ..............5:39 -. SPRINOOAKSANIA 11:35 Greenbrlar Blvd. 0. Balsawood C?............................5:20 11:37 LIItI, Weklva Rd. & Little Wekiva Cir................, 5:22 11:39 LittleWekiva Rd.&Greenwoocldt.............................5:24 11:12 Little Wekiva Rd. & Sprucewood Cit. (5) ....................... 5:27 I' 11:35 LittleWeklva Rd.&WoodlandSt...............................5:20 1137 LittleWeklvaRd &WiidwoodSt 322 113$ WlldwoodSt &ElderCt S2 11:10 WIIdWoOdSt.&WlllowoodAv,.................................5:25 - . - S ,--S S -- 0:44 GenJ.C. HutchlsonPkwy&TimocuanWv...................... 3:41 • RavenAve 1Hwy1792 337 •i Rav,n*vs &Meadowlark5l 3 39 5:50 Wr.nAve.&$psrrowSt........................................3:40 5:54 Wh'*srPsdDe&7ThSt . ........................................3:31 0:31 WInter Park Dr. I Crou '.....................................3:30 Bus 132 DrIver Mr. A. MartIn SPI INS OAKS (SOUTH.CENTRAL) 11:35 HlckorywoodAve.atRecrea,ionC,nt,r ......................3:20 11:36 Hickorywood Ave. & Greenbrlar Blvd..........................5:21 has Si Driver Ms. P. Sears LONGWOOD,LAKI LUCERNE SN IRWOOD FOR 1ST 11:30 Applewood Ave. & Greenbrlar Blvd...........................3:33 11:39 Walnut St. & Applewood Ave...................................3:24 0:10 Longdale Ave. & Credo St ............................. ..... 3:14 0:13 Logan Dr. & S.lma St..........................................3:41 0:46 Florida Ave. & Delaney St..................................3:36 $ :47 Florida Ave. & Lake Lucerne Or 3:37 5:49 Nursery Rd. & GeoigeSt......................... ......... 3:35 5:53 WlnterParkDr.atNo.050 ................................ 3:30 Bus 146 Driver Ms. 0. Claypool SPRINGOAKS (NORTHWEST) 11:33 ParkwoodAve.&LlttleWekivaRd............................3:21 11:36 LittleWekiva Rd. & Spring Oaks Blvd..........................3:70 11:39 PeachwoodDr.&MocklngbirdLn............................5:10 11:10 Teakwood Dr. & Rlverview Ave...............................5:16 11:41 Teakwood Dr. & Prairie Ln...................................5:15 Bus 24 Driver Ms. N. Andrade LAS! KATHRYN MOBILE HOMES LAKE KATHRYN WOODS 0:50 Laura St. I Spanish Moss Rd ..................................3:38 0:31 Laura St. I Lake Irene Rd..................................... 3:37 5:53 Laura 51.1 Lake Kathryn Cit...................................3:36 0:56 SemlnolaBlvd.IDianect SANFORD MIDDLE A.M Tims .......... S 3:30 BvsllDrive.Ms. I. Higgins 5:43 Florida Ave. & Highland St....._ ........................... 3:45 0:15 WeklvaParkDr.I"mlstlewoocrs"stop .......................3:55 6:10 OrsngsAv,.&WaymariAve.................................... 3:13 0:50 WaymanAve.&Church5t......................................3:41 0:32 Church St. I Lake Gem Dr..................................... 3:10 lvslSlDrlv,rMs.O,Braadh,ad LONGWOOD S:45 GrantSt.&Church$t..........................................3.44 S 5:47 OrantSt..Pa,m,,oAv .......................................3.12 I 43 GrantS? &OrangeAve 3 41 5:49 OrafltSt..NorthofLandAve.................................... 3:40 0:54 Semlnolahivd.atplumbingsupply ............................3:35 0:21 LakiMarkhamld.lsylvanDr................................3:49 arnRd.&C.nDr.................................3:46 Tim Bus PM Tim. Driver Ms. H. Muse (AM Only) - Bvs4lDrIvsrMs.G.Dodge(pMOnly) ,• •pu•, ,. , , Clii SUSURBANESTATIS ' (PMBUS41) A.M • Sr $*N&Orang.Ave 340 031 S-44&Chnt.rRd 339 030 C.431$WlIoon$cpioof ............................... 3:31 1:31 C.431 &First$t.................................................3:33 330 Sos 147 Driver Ms. D. Bvm,ardasr 46014101 (WAYSIDE DRIVI. ORANGEBLVD)WOODRUFPSPRINGS 122 SR.45&IlderRd 401 134 Way$IdeDrlveaKa$Iesti-,st 339 1$ W$ysldeDrIve&WiIson Place .................................3:51 524 Wayside Drivel Hande Lane ..............................3:57 537 Oringellvd &NorthRd.......................................3:56 5:30 OrsngelIW.&"Sumgardnei..s"$top..........................3:55 $29 Orangellvd.$A.lCampground ...............................3:34 0:30 Oi'Ifl9IBlyd.4NiYikA,..................................3:53 $31 Orangellvd &"Gann's"Stop .................................352 030 OrungeBIW $lndlanaAve 351 $30 Blvd 40. St Iii lIW &MlosourIAve .......................3.4, $41 51&MRd ,.:::: ..................................3:41 $Mi SO 51. 0:43 51 40&RBl'JYL'dRd.........................................3:40 - Ss.140DriVMrLMdeai 500KEITOWN •. OrhngeIivd&NalsiyAve..................................... 5:4 BlI09IIW:$DWbrAve....................................3:50 P.M. Tim. • .:".." . Svs03DrverMs.P.St. SWIIYWATERCLUS, IWEITWATIRCOVE 1:20 $we*9waterClubBlvd.I5w,,twaterciubCir..................3:02 1:23 $ws$9waterClubcir.$RlverviewAve..........................3:00 510 WekivaSpringiRd ISweetwater Cove 231 Bus Ill DrIver Ms. P. Edwards MOIILE MANOR, & MIRIDITH MANOR 0:15 SR.I3IIMidwayAv,.......................................... 3:02 5:17 No,2iiLakeshoreDr..........................................3:04 $ is LaliashoreDr &AImaDr 303 1:19 Alma Dr.IManorAve.........................................3:06 0:22 No.135 Like Rena Dr..........................................2:59 LII ELakelrantleyRd.&Lak,OaneDr...........................2:57 SostDrivsrMs.L.Bleicjrn.r THE SPRINGS, SOLPVIEWISTATIS I 13 SprIngs SlvdlHidd.nO.IiDr (2nd) 300 5:19 SprIngs lIvd&TomokaTr.....................................3:04 . fl30 rmros.Dr....................................3:06 Sal $R.434$5rlarcIIftr 309 las167DrlverM,.M.Dysi TNI$PR1551 511 SprlAgSBIvd&Ridgewg54 ................................. 3:00 0:11 SpringsSIvd&wlstarlaDr.....................................3:02 0:10 Ridlud$Wlstyla0r......................................... 021 5wI$9Say$WisterlaDr.......................................3:05 3:04 0:22 WIld Plum Ln&Wistesis Di'....................................3:07 0:34 Ns.lOOWIstesIaOr...........................................3:09 5 UPULA. TIEN'SIUIIN,IDYUWILII IaS7lOrIVerMs.l,p.,te, 0:30 VonebridgsRt$5randywlflI .............................. 2:55 1:30 C.11$MunrseSchoolRd.......................................3:11 . •U IuttcnwSOdCovea.Smok.rls.IIW ............................3:02 • ........................ 3:10 AlIsrsterkla46rgerIssghu4.ag 0:37 C41$isw.1t.................................................3:49 $:15 45&"Lak"$$ip ...........................................3:4 SWEITWATIICLUSCOVIHILU, 5:30 C41$P1$mTiq................................................3:41 TNSSPIINSSMOSILE MANOR 0:0 UPSSSIN4.$Iuby$t..........................................3:44 MIIIDITNMANOLSOLFVIIWI$TATES 5:0 UPSSISN4.&VILI.IRt ......................................3:44 13:43 WSkivIIpringsRd.$keI$9w$9sqCovelIvd.(N) 0:44 UPNS1 *t$LartwosdDr.....................................3:43 13:47 stenobrlobe Ida. Scandywins Ui 5:46 I$Rd.&C.40A ............................................3:$ 13:49 $mokerlosl$v4&lufl.flwgodDr. 0:4 C.11A&Lgetw54Dr..........................................3:35 12:13 $e5$IWSISrCIUbBIV4I$w,$9*.foqCiubCi, 12:15 list Labs Srlitiey 14.1 Lak Gens Dr. I00NDdvM5.I.$iW-p 12:19 list Lake Ira*9Iey Rd. & Nob Hill Cl. • S RAVINNAPAIK 1:01 $NI34&Mway Avi. ISYI.$,WILDI . . ............1.30 '!Ns1 .... WI' [P., _.NNNra.$WIlC147...............................$:3I S1S I 1 L.1lUS .45130* 1551.930).5*1 'a ....... - Bus ill Driver Ms. L. Watson LONOWOOD(LAKI RUTH) SKYLARK, SHERWOOD FOREST 5:40 C.427 I. Shomate Dr............................................ 3:16 5:43 ClIllLakeRuthDr...........................................3:46 Bus 23 DrIver Mi. 0. By,rly SPRINOOAK5(5w), 0:45 WijliuiiOd 0.'. $C.46 .........................................3:13 •:a ,.sviig. - ' . 0:50 TimberianeTr.lColonyDr....................................3:11 0:32 Tlmberiane It. & Winter Park Dr...............................3:39 $54 Osceoia Tr. & Etowah Cit......................................3:37 0:56 OsceoiaTr.&GeeCreekLn ..................................3:35 Built OrivesMr. N. SantuIll ____ - - Ius2iDriv,rMs.D. Byerly WINTER SPRINGS (THE TERRACE) 11:40 Montgomery Rd. & Cascade Dr................................5:15 11:43 Montgomery.Rd.&dlearchamelDr.........................5:15 :' '1*$WIS? 3 37 333 5:45 MossRd.&Lomb.rdyld......................................3:40 0:46 Edgemond Ave. & Lombardy Rd 3:37 0:49 EdgemondAve.&MurphyRd 3:35 lvs7DdvsrMs.A.hsbwts MONROS(C.11) IIPYNSU.IW____ . $1JI - ................1:32 11:27 1LinsIt&j5 ...........................1:10 91:10 0Iu.54Dr.eSti.,I,As...................................3:31 11:21 TwvsiwaTr.$Dr.mleeslj,...............................1:31 1115 idIlNITr.$Sr01mlsmailjg, .............................. .1:15 I14 Ickoke4Tr.&Ns,Itiu5I.42 ...... • ..........................1:11 . Sis1s.P.1s.is . IUPPNSW(MRTN) • 3 10 lus)SlDrlverMs.G.Iro.dhead SPRING OAKS CSE), RIVER RUN 11:35 OakcrestSt.&BaywoodCt....................................5:23 11:37 Oakcrest St. & Greenbrlar Blvd................................5:2) - 99:11 I1 WIllIsmsos 14.4y - - WINTER SPRINGS (TERRACE) 5:32 Buttonwood Ave. & Dogwood Ct.... . . I 55 Murphyld &Cypressdt Murphy Rd & Panama 525 11:35 FoxValIeyDr.&HickoryDr.(E) .............................. 5:22 11:41 FoxValIeyDr.atTenniscourts ........ 5:20 - I N Sa flu tIll . 019 C5*NdDr&tflumiOr 337 5:30 16IIIJS_SDv.$T1misDr. .....................................335 0:10 IsIsbIflsivaugarch&CsOp4,,Clbld. ..............1:33 5 - -SI!!*.A.Wf.- . . 5 ' - 1:30 LaMe Store Dr. & AIn10 Dr. 1:50 Mmiii' Ave..$ Aimi Dr. . : 1:13 $0St$NIdaiOsliDr $pg.,gs Blvd & WJ'II Dr. 1:11 WIld Pen Dr. & *15*1. Dr. 1:16 WII4PtemLn.&WIsterl.Dr. 1:11 WIn. • - - . . S _____ S . . ___________________________ -- S - - • VM&IY. . . . . - -------------- .5- .5 ___ - :: ,;.,,,,.,. ..,..,$s. - . . -_-..- . 5, -S--S -.aS..-. -..,.. - • 'IIIflhSlLR.&L*As........................................1:23 .. . - . . - _.., •.. I .5 . ::$.' I - _____ - . . 5 .. .••• '• • - 91*15. NL** • ..i•..ia......:.I,,.y;ö. .t4 Ss.lNDf$V14'Ms.S.ILs.%.Jd TIISRSIIDIVINSHmS WIN111SI1I'fNOl - - • ssiri1 r - - ______ 5*30 5s j $AND*LW00.W0001.A5ge(5) IIVSN$Nl1I(W) HJ1S $s.Sl*SSWIY$IIWlIlluiiiSuiiRd ........................1:25 11:11 MrcySM$1ail.jp,Pt...................................1:25 1111 lMteVnFt&$os*9bria,Ira& ............................ 1:24 111$ $waIIShle'SroNdl&S$siiyRid,eRd..........................1:13 .11:13 $WStII07Ss.aksvgWel5y.........................1:30 / P.M, : IosIWwvMi.I.kAd WIATOSISPIILI(SSL.AIII) - LAKEVIEW MIDIII t . . S - NISNLANDMILLI - 11:31 EEWllIiamsonRd.&NIghs.nIlIg .........................5:30 11:10 $UnsotDr.&IJmontAvl ..................................... 5:23 1131 lIWlilIamsiflRd $PenilopeDr , 130 3:43 Rd lVs1tDrl esM 526 $37 C.131&5Ub,b.n Estates Is. 17$ DrIver Ms. L. Tote S - - - P.M. Time 3:49 3:46 Hayes Rd.&Pearlld................. IN; 1137 FoxVaileyDr &HickoryDr 1W) S •4 S Edgemon Av• & Elderwood ............................... 523 5:70 ' 5 AM TINts - sDc.4IIij teesi o., ui.ww P*oCi, (5) . 1:46 *aj gn, i-- $ 1007NugeWsIu,rs, . . . ... . .. '. .. ': . - -. AJI. Tilse 141 .......•.............. ' :: 5:41 . "'' - 111 '..., ....... Bus 142 Driver Ms. J. Andrews SW! ETWATIR OAKS(S) 11 40 Sweetwater Blvd lSweetwater Creek 11:43 SweetwaterBlvd.(5)&BlueLakeor SushI DrlverMs. L. Watson SWUTWATER OAKS (N) 1)35 SweetwaterBlvd IFoxValieyDr A S......:...............•, jj awc MHihl C " D('1#V i "'" ____ 1111 IMff Aiiiii C mIL WV WE mwbW ' Dr,U.0011 ................................... 0:33 SRl3llSouthEdgemonAve......... 0:30 SR434&Haclendavillage s1uUPluI.v5rfuIs.,f.bafltfed MSr*hamW.eold.&cart.VRd..............................3:10 ,* LaMMaryBlvd.&WUheNDr...................................3:42 910 LakeMarylhvt&lffiSt.......................................1:15 - • S iu?$Cl, &Csves"Dr S. ......... - 11:40 SweetwaterBivd,(Pfl&Sweetwaterpl .......................5:23 11:43 SabalPalmDr.lSabalpointschool .......................... 5:20 - lee liSDilveMsA. S.$Isv(AMO09y) lis 119 DrIver Ms. N. WiMems (PM ONLY) MARKHAM WOODS, LASh MARY .. • Bus lit Driver Mr. R. Dubols SWIETWATEROAKS(NORTH)SAIALPOINT 5:45 OrangeAve.&VlllageorosnApts .............................3:41 0:46 OrangeAve.&RoyalArm$As................................3:10 ROLLINSHILLS(WIST) 1:45 Northlt.&CountryCluaRd....................................3:43 1:4 NorthSt.$AllIion$t........................................... 3:40 WAD A ROLLINOWOOD APYS 5:23 RedBugRd.&RollirigwoodApt.... - P.M BusNo.76 6:30 Jackson St. & PineS? ............... -. 3:35 $:32 JacksonSt.&DunbarSt........................ .. 3 - 37 6:37 Robin Rd. & Orients Ave..................................3 12 0:13 Lakeviewor. & DivisionSt................................ 3:17 0:43 PrairielakeDr.atNo.417 ... ............... - 3:46 144 PrairleLakeDr ISouthSt 319 DriftwoodOr &So*ith5t 350 044 Hi hlandDr &South5t 351 547 HamiinDr &TempleAve 352 III 0 BrienRd &JaffaDr 353 5us4$DrI •rMs S Lewis WINTER SPRINGS HACIINDA VILLAGE RANCHLAND5 11:33 LlttleWekiva Rd. & Ashberry Ln.............................. 5:17 11:30 LlttleWeklva Rd. I Lakespur Ln.............................5:15 $:39 Orientaor.(Middleofblocio ..................................3:47 1:40 LilacLn.&LarkspurDr..... 3:46 1:4 Hathaway Dr.& Oanevleve Dr..................................3:44 - .., ............. Bus 153 Driver Ms. N. Burkhardt SWIETWATIR OAKS (SOUTH) 11:40 Sweetwater Blvd. (5)1 Valley Dr . ......................... 5:23 11:43 SweetwaterBlvd.(5)&GreenlakeDr. 5.,O : 511 S.. 325 532 S 20 lvi 46 Driver Ms. 0. Carlwright SPRING OAKS (NORTHEAST) ALTAMONTEHEIGHTS S ___ 1135 Sweetwater Club Blvd & Sweetwater Club dir 1137 SweetwaterCiub Civ &RiverviewDr 1140 Wekiva$pringsRd &Smoke Rose Blvd 11 42 Wekiva Springs Rd & Sweetwater Cove Blvd 5:33 HattawayDr.&stiaronDr.....................................3:51 5:30 RInehsr$Rd,$AndiriuiiLn.................................... 4:07 542 Martihm*oodsRd &OMLn 4N 5:14 Markhsmwooikld.&$tsnsoafe ............................. 3:51 5:43 MarkhsamWoids Rd. &Whndee Isis............................ 5:10 MarthamWeodeRd.4Mlctilsan$t.............................3:52 S f SWEITWATER CLUB (COVE) 11:33 Sww lus 46 Driver Ms. 0. Crtwrighit ROLLING HILLS __ ., - KNOL.LW000, ROLLI$4 HILLS (MONTH) $45 Roxboro Rd. & Pressvlew Ave. . ...............................3:39 0:46 Roxborold.&AdalrAv,.......................................3:30 Sos 99 DrIver Ms. P. Costello • ____ - - $32 W Crystal Dr & Lake ..................................... 3:33 52 Lake Blvd. & Orange Dr........................................3:31 - • :.: :i::=" 0:43 PalmSpringsDr.lOakhurst5t ...............................3:39 547 PalmSpringsDr &Hlghiand5t 337 549 PalmSpringsor &AlpineSt 335 -lvs119Drlvsrtr,LDi.,t, - CrystalDr.&5.CrystalD,..................................3:34 - ___ ••: Bus 127 DriverMs. J. Baker ROLLING HILLS (WEST) PALM SF11 NGS DR. 0:10 RaymondSt.&$tanleyst...................................... 3:14 Las 135 Driver Ms. , C-N, LOCH ARIOR PM BUS: 119 s ___ • lvi 124 DrIverS. Cassan.va ____ 1:31 154 Stag Rd. INl::K1s$!aTl$ *11 Lii S. Irincti Rd . Rdllt$Waumpl . 1:10 LaddRAsI., . • . S - 0:40 SR.426 & Park Place ...........................................3:45 PalmSpringsOr.ICranesoost ..............................3:40 1:46 Paim Springs Dr. & Citrus St................................... 3:39 5:4 Palm Springs Dr. & Robin Hill Dr...............................3:37 0:50 Palm$pringsor.&AdairAv,..................................3:35 ACADEMY MANOR 0:30 AcademyAve..Middleofllxk ................................3:39 0:32 AcademyAve. I Tuskegee St...................................3:37 5:31 Bethune Cir..Middleof Block ...................................3:33 5:10 LakeMeyllvd.&SlrLawrsncsor............................3.47 LakeMaryllvd.$RIdgeDr...................................3:43 No.3N0Nwy17.92.............................................3:33 Hwyl7fl&WIndyHIIlMobIeHomepirii 331 Hwyl7.02&SunoitDr..........................................3:37 Nwyll.OIISR.419(ConvinIeice5fo,e) ........................3:10 SAl . . __ ROSIN HILL PALM SPRINGS DR. ___ RED lUG ELEMENTARY - ___ lvi122 Driver Ms. 0. Walksr PARK PLACE CRANE S ROOST 0:4 51$ 030 5:10 1:30 VII.. 0:30 UMSI dDr.$$qS,IflppIgr9)i' 0.41 Ox*dRd.$,,,,Rt .................. ,....................$:m .............................. 311 . 1:13 OefirdRd.&HWflNrflefdRd....................................3:16 A. . LI! I1'$s.dRta.Wak1v.R.p4de14($) .....................$10 . 0.. $4 OefoidRd &FalmIvIIiftd 4aak$U.$. ........... !. 300 , $4 Oirbvthlre 14.4500.30s Tr 30 01!OWOI$ SIWI 340 IJI SaIdv -. ..___WYMOSE VIIIASS IgJlj'N;;I;al*. LA IMOLISH____ 'Via SS%TUIIt&WiI&* h1 MIII LI NS1 * " 1 04 WltonRd &Ca$U$ia.gURl I.fY9!jRhs) , , s. 011*1*0530 5:30 110 OIIIICW $DISIICN' 3. 10 Lai re ST vlIi.*si' . 4eIIS.II0 ......... ......................... .... ...3 0:94 I01N$ Poll Nd. ,. .. . ...............,,............ .. .....311 1:11 Lake k*9heuø Cl,. 4 uiwn, $ . FIINPAIKAfl$ 4PIIikNiiAys. 5.30 140 I5,, ktoLR&O,d,MUs (N) a'pt , 0:11 I.30Iig4$ .......I...b.. .................. ...........3.10 INGLISH S$TATI$ N 5 . 0:10 II.*$i' .............................................. ,,& 0:4 '1NI4&êt1lll1fld$9.) ..' ............... j,1j, $10 sN.0$*$910RiNM ......• .........,ss ., 10 GVlhl$mRd$OiY5$30414 SuiØLasu..,M,$.Me$u . I 145 . Bus3DI lvi M 5. I. iibell LAKIANNISTATIL NOWILLSIAJICNID .- 330 1:45 AlrportBlvd.&BungalawBlvd................................3:37 0:4 Airport Blvd. & 20th St..........................................3:35 S NEDIUSIDIW) . - 111 'S __ . 1:49 M.*$km.* FLORIDA HAVEN OAKI4ARIOI WINDSONOAPTS IALLAIDST. 5:40 Oranole Rd. & Glen ArdenWy ..................................3:42 0:43 Maltiand Ave. & Florida Haven Dr..............................3:44 S 44 MaitlandAve &SpringLakeRd 3 39 14$ MaltlandAve &Oak Harbor 33$ 5:4 BaliardSt.&LavonDr.........................................3:35 Busl62Driv rM J Andrews P•AI 5 . R BIN ROAD Bus 132 Driver Mr A Martin WINTIR SPRINGS (SE) IANCHLANDS 043 Moss Rd & Murphy Rd 3.35 5.45 MossRd&Bahamaod----------------------- --- - ----------- 333 $46 Bahama Rd 1HayesRd----------------------------------- - 352 0 4 Hayes Rd & Panama Rd 3 30 130 TradewindsRd & Sunrise Ave 3 16 051 Bird Rd lMortonRd 347 Lake Dr & Lepenski s Stop 3 42 5•54 Lake Dr lHoiidayDr 3-43 155 Lake Dr I Carlisle Dr....................................... 341 L.........R,dB Rd & RollingwoodAr'ts(pMo ....................3.33 Bus ill DrlverMs.M. 11gm ______ 114 $R.419 & 'WQed's1• Stop (last 09434) •30SDftVeMLM.J.CS.S . ____ GLEN AlDEN HEIGHTS has 116 Driver Ms. P. PI*9cker LAKIMANY HIDDINLAKE 5:4 C.1S&JackionRd..............................................3:37 5:10 C.I5$3r4.t...................................................... . .4.I na.R$Ln ar.u.wa.i. U 3.3$ 1:30 PJl 144 Nsyss Rd. sau.ss.n 1:30 Mit 03001 Sl. &Mit vW a. 1:31 1:1 WIke$ve$9vd.&WIaI.PS.tDI. -______ SPlINSOAK4ung$g$ 510 O.rbysklreld.&$ldcupld....................................sv 5:40 Ola$tonb.rryRtlHtmterfleldU.............................3:31 S:41 Giastonberrylt&PoffiwNsUi............ S...................1:01 513 HGItomkefryft4IHeffLfl $30 $4 111901W &PaImDr 347 . -. .. Ses30DrtoIrMs.o.Ma*ar$Mi 1:0 Ps.ima Rd. 1 Mi.wy Rd 1:47 Heyss Rd. & SilIfish Rd. 1:10 NSIISRd.$$IIN1SIIRt :10 lies Rd. & AIto Rd. - Bus uS DriverMs. 1. Iurkhirdt ............ a - ,ws.i 0:43 MaltlandAve.&SherwoodDr..................................3:37 0:4 MaitlandAve.&Magnoliaor...................................3:35 lvi 117 DrIver Ms. O.A. lady LINCOLNHIIQ$y$ 1:41 Lageman *10.1 J5$aJ Ci? (W) 1:10 Ts.i'i fr. & *'IuksMs Cl.' 1:43 Sra It $ "114 Ct S00flS%..rMs.C.*eo A INGLI$NI$TATIS(WIIT) IIL.Al1U(NOSTN) . S 5 1:31 K1MU$Tr.&$9IJJ7 1:49 K10I Ti'. $ P*9iflum 14 $PIINS0AKS($OIJTN.tTI$U37) ':" lviii Driver Mr. P. Bellamy WA$H1NQTONOAIC$ $30 McKayBlvd IStirlirigAv, .tA C"1 mIWay . 1140 Rlverb.ndBlvd &LaurelOakDr 1142 Sweetwater Blvd (W)&MagnoiiaDr 517 11:44 Sweetwater Blvd. & Timber Cove Cit--------------------------5:15 0:40 Spring Lake Rd. & Walnut P1...................................3:42 0:42 SpringLakeRd.IWoodligpI ................................. 3:40 0•10 C.13&CtI,ii,italBlvd.......................................:3$ fb. S. & 1 at. tJamfltown) . .4 51.136 (Across from Prssbyterl.n Church) I0030DiiVMs.E.IrI.h,t*efl SUGAR CIEIK NAIICNIAN00 i wms., Rd. & $unu$9 Ave. 1:31 $Ufl$*9Ave.&TIadsW1d : 1:30 1*. & ors.als , 1:37 51.*$w1oj, lid 0.13 GVNflSi'lVSlvd$5*9N,,,,IC, ................................211 5:4 Llke.of.thi.WoOdsIlVt&Hwyl7.92...........................3:49 0:30 FernPark$Ivd.&FernwoodIlvd.(ylffany5usr)............3:12 1:34 Gabolefla Ln & Ws OJSISIIIISS• $T1Ifl5L I00fl4DrI..M, GENMMApT$.csAcsI$.4sy, - RIDIUGND.(I). JAMESTOWN, Q IIN LAKES .................... .3:00 0:13 hlhranckRt&Pisnt..isnA.is...........................3:07 ties hIs14D,IveMs.J.s1.j iN. OA*$($OuTIs.WIn) 1.10 LItIleWeklvaldIOakv$,.................................7: 1:13 LmleWekIvacIr.&pe30,30 LHfteWSklvsCW.&gl .......................... Lii OakvIIwid.&H,pj45....................................311 311 '!' *S0k$IM1HkkaryipspdAvs..........................2:37 INOLI5NESTATIS(SI) ' $30 WWeWe,S1w &..A,,.. 5:13 MAITLAND AVI. (NORTH) IvslU DrlverMs. 1. lvrke ROSELAND PARK, MIDWAY (101ST) .1 .1. is, Dr lSummerllnAve 3 43 5.36 llt.Dr.lBurrowsLane........................................3:42 1:35 2ndDr.5,RoseLan, ...........................................3:41 5:13 20th.5t.&B,luon Ave........................................3:33 ..,, SPRING LAKE ELEMCNTADV ORIENTA HILLS, I;is f:49 - TUIKAWIu,.I.A IS• 510055 LANE 0:04 DoddRd.IAstsrDr...........................................2 :53 (Turn.a round at Dodd Rd 0. Howell Branch Id) 1:01 DOddId.&MobllsHomeParkon right ........................2:57 0:09 DOddRd.&WhlteHous,on left ................................2:50 0:10 Doddld.IlrlckHous.onrlgtit ...............................2•59 0:11 TuskawlllaRd.&"$usley$"stop ............................3:00 iii SrooksLn(lstOrtv.wayonlefp) ..............................3:03 1:13 hf'OOIiLAI.lrlckHouseOnL.f? ..............................3:04 I 10 SrooksLn&WtilteHouscnrlgtit 305 0.17 Srooks Ln&SrucLn ..........................................3:06 :10 IcOoksLn able I'iLn ......................................3:07 . bre fl w.......................................3:00 1:10 TuikawillaRd.i.MIstyW.y ..................................3:09 $22 Doddd $istDclveway$ouniof Bridge 254 S 21 DoddId 1"VoylVs'$tcp 2 54 DQddftd.&lstDIrf*d.south$9RodBugRd Bus$3DriverMs D Surkhardt SWEETWATEROAKS(NORTH ) Grove IV543DrIv,rMi.M.Jic., LAKIANNISTATIS Ivs30Dr1verMs.I.Srlrnwali GARDEN LAK! ISTATIS THE SPRINGS 11:35 Springs Blvd. & Woodbridge(past guard house) ............... 5:15 11:36 Springs Blvd. &Wekiva Villas ...............................3:16 11:37 Springs Blvd.&Glenwoodviilage ............................. 5:17 11:30 SpringsBlvd.&Shacfewoovillag ............................5:1S 1139 Springs Blvd & Fairway Villas 319 S 0:20 HOwellIranchRd.&S,moranNorfliAp ......................300 5:15 Bus 114 DrIver Ms. J. Oano Sit 3:10 3 11 3 13 2:3.9 . iws 171 DrIvi. Mi. c. leak EASTIIOOK(EC) 0:0 East brookBIvd.$AIlDr.................................... I 30 Balsam Dr &CocasLn 0:33 HowellBranchRd.&Tang,,in,A%,,............................ Bias ll7DriverMs M IIANTLI" $I SRANTLIysLi; IRANTLEY POINT JINNIFERI$TATI$ 63S WestwoodDr &"Hammels"Stop 1226 6 36 WestLakeBrnatl,yDr &PoIns.Ct 1723 k 640 West Lake Brantle Dr 1W IL k B t . 642 CameilaDr $WestLakeB,antge.Rd 1319 644 Brantle HIIIsCt &We%tLakehranfl,....................... 644 J.nnIfer'Hop,Blgd &WestLake5reWLRd 12 it _____ : $17 LakeHowellid $IvyLn 01$ LaMHoweIlRd &Maywoodl 120 LakIHOwiIIRd &HOweIlBranchRd $E1SlY(I) 116 ....... 2:3.9 0:21 MarkDavIdSM$Wlnhgn, ..........................3:37 0:73 MakDoylvd$ D,,M ..,.............................2:35 Iv$10SDrI,eM,.R.y, Las III DrIverMs.M KI I1LAlREA1 * OAkLANDHlL ' FORISTC,TYID 6:35 Venur Dr.$Northwnt,çnAv,...............................12:31 6:10 ArelettaSt.1Albamarleld...................................12:24 6:43 ForestCityRd.IGrAcrnm,ou, ..................1223 6:45 Forest City Rd. I HIllvIew Dr...................................1211 649 Forest Cit Rd lOakiando ' 6:51 ForestCit 'RdNorthofCurv, ' ELEMENTARY 11:32 SR431 & Oak St OLENARDEN 354 BARCLAY WOODS 350 $33 MoriticelloDr &MountVernonPkwy 335 34, 535 Arling?onslvd atNo Ill 330 BeardaiiAve atthechurch 345 541 MonticelloDr &OakHilILn Ill BlardallAve &Marquestev 341 $43 Broadvivv &MayfalrDr SS3 MarquetteAve. 1 343 Ohio Ave.....................................3:41 $54 OhloAve. lOnora Rd..........................................3:40 Bus 103 DrinrMs.M. Ilpn 0:37 Airport Blvd.at Trailer Park ..................................3:37 OAKLANDESTATIS 1:39 Sanford Ave. I "Sanford City Limits" sign ..................... 3:35 CAPISTRANO APTS lvsllZDf(verMs.D.Flannaghfl CREIKWOODVILI.AGIAPT$ WOODMIRI,$ANpOlD(IAST) 0:40 Elliworth$t.&conr*dCt......................................3:43 I 45 25th St & Elm Ave 3 27 $ 43 Truesdell Ave & Ellswortti St 3 11 Sit 25th St &YalsAve 330 041 MarstiallSt llruesdellAve 339 151 SinfordAve &2SthPIace $44 Maitland Ave &OrientaAve (CapistrarioApts) 332 337 I 34 Sanford Ave & 24th Place I 46 Orlenta Ave & Creekwood Village Apts 3 34 3 35 0:53 SanfordAve.&2$9hplac .....................................3:33 1:57 Math. 03.1 Dr................................................3:37 Bus 37 Driver Ms. P. Coman lvi 10 DrIverM,. L.Witsin CHARTER OAKS (SOUTH) SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE 11:27 Markham Woods Rd. & "Cornell's" Stop.......................5:20 044 CeleryAve &CameronAv, $43 CametonAve (Southofdel,ryAv,) S Uasut$DrIve$p 1AUg11 IAPTS, Bes lS3DrlveM,.5.McD.$9,I 1270 11:23 MarkpiamwoodsRd.&parwn'sRd S22 11:26 MarkhamwOodspd.&lbisRd................................3:21 - Bus$3DrlverMs.D.Bur$tpiar MIDWAY 24th St. $ Brisson Ave.......................................... 3:40 21st 31.1 Sipes Ave.............................................3:44 Bus 140 Driver Mr. I.. While S MIDWAY f:10 BeardallAvs.&MaInS?........................................ 3:30 0:42 SR16i.JI?way ................................................3:32 0:40 Airport8lvd.&Jewett -------------------- 3:10 $:42 Airport Blvd. 8. SR.46 ----------------------------------336 $ 44 Rlverview Ave I Narcissus St 336 $45 RiverviewAve &SR 46 335 5:47 SR46&PersirnmonAve-------------------------------3-33 Busli4DriverMs.J.Oano $10 CeleryAv, &isthouseonrt EastofRadioStallon 1:07 How,Ilhi'anctild.&Waumplrr...............................3 :00 0:09 LaksmontAve.&CarrlqanAv..................................3:02 Iusl Driver Ms. J. Baker NIVERVIEW, $1.46 SSSSSSSSSS.5555. S.....5:25 5:35 Otanole Rd. & Hickory Dr......................................3:30 5:31 OranoleRd.&CrotonDr.......................................3:40 5:30 Flame Ave. & Sultana Dr.......................................3:11 0:11 OranoleRd.&WoodlakeDr. CE) 344 0:44 Oranole Rd. & Viscaya Ln......................................3:35 lvi $5 Driver Ms. Q. Silvls SANFOIDAIRPORTARIA WOODMINI CILIRYAVI 0:12 No.lIlfIvyLn ................................................3:03 0:14 Dov.rld$LlflI,Ln...........................................3:07 STERLING PARK 11:35 Rosebriar Dr. 0. Mercy Blvd.................................. 5:27 11:37 Rosebrlar Dr. & Tollgatelr..................................3:25 11:39 TollgeteTr.&TjmberlandTr..................................5:23 11:42 Toligatelr.&WesternFork .................................3:20; BusSiDelverMs J Ioyles MARKHAM WOODS, SANLANDO ESTATES 11:20 Markham Woods Rd. & Old Post Rd. (N) ...................... 5:26 11:21 Markham Woods Rd. 8. Old Post Rd. Cs) S SVs1100qIVVMr.J.Irm SQUIREONI I 6:41 12:37 a. '-----_V •W•• 115 I.aki 1 01 Wymott Id $ Wvmor.Vw. Aphs (DrIwway lus 103 DrIver Ms. 1. OlIver WOODLANDS, (NORTH) SRETTONW000S,IIIDDENESTATIS, LA FLORESTA 151 SanfordAve.lNorthway ......................................3:36 S5.5 Sanford Ave. & Poinsettia Dr...................................3:35 Thursday, Aug. 23, 1979-38 0:46 2ndSt.lLocutAve... .. -... 316 1:40 2ndSt.&MellorivilleAve. -. ---------------------- 3 42 0:53 Scott Ave. & 6th St...............................3:36 $40 Wymore Rd & Spring Lake Hills Apt (Across from Lake Destiny ApIs) ...............................................................3:42 0:44 SpringCovelraili. Spring Cove 3:46 0:46 SprIng Lake Hills Dr. I West Spring Lake Hill Dr...............3:41 0:4 Springwoodlr.&sprjnglslelr................................3:50 0:10 SOUthCameronAve$..FIel.s..Stop ..........................3:49 1:10 No.lSONSuns19Dr..............................................:06 0:13 S.mlnolallvd.IpvyRd.......................................3:05 1:13 Lake KattirynClr.$Amlck Way ...............................3:03 . i 30 1:10 Dlan,CIr&Dlan.CIr..........................................3:00 Ivs2lDrIverMs.N.An*adi THE HILLS, 1230 Wyvnore Rd. 1 1233 Sprin, ValIiy Rd. $ 11:37 EEWIllIamsonRd.&Parsonerownway .....................5:20 SPRINGLAKEHILLS(HOMISANDApTS) LAKE DESTINY APTS 9:41 SOuthCameronAve.1..Ainsw,.th.s..S,op ....................3:10 0:14 Kentucky Ave. & "Jaclisons" 0:43 Kentucky Ave. 1. Jessup Av Stop .............................3:43 e...................................3:44 1:14 Panama Rd. I. Murphy Rd.....................................3:03 0:16 !lderwodSt.1EdpmonAve.................................3 :03 1:10 No.220Panamald............................................3 :07 1:70 251 TradsWlndsld........................................3:09 Svsl6DriverMr.P.Mlcell LAKBKATHRYNMO$ILINOMI$ SHERWOOD FOREST 001 Laiw*$t &LakeKathrynClr 306 0:10 HoMysuckle Ui I Orchid Ave (N) ..............................3:04 1:12 Honlysuckls Ln I Orchid Ave. (SI..............................3 03 u WlntarParkDr &lthSt 25$ Ill WifltarPIrkD &CrouSt 2,57 1:19 WInter Park Dr.. Crestvlew Ln................................2:36 0:20 Wk*erParkDr.$Ssmlno$a Blvd ..............................2:53 17:10 Douglas AvL&ri, Dr. HIghland $t• Franklin Ave. 17:35 . v"pww Rd. $ FikilnA,,. .u..'wivwMLL.Cikii 1:30 SpringValleyld.&GreenLeafln...............................12 0:39 SpringValleyRd.&Orange8loswmC,......................... 3:41 0:41 Spring Valley Rd. I LIve Oak Ln................................ 3:39 1:13 Wymore Rd. & Wymore Grove ApIs.............................3:37 1:11 Hermit's Trail & HollySt......................................3:32 S:1O Hermit's Trail 8. Second St....................................3:30 BusZDrlverMs.H.J.n.s lviii Or' OLD ''' 045 C-421 I Sunland Dr 341 •46 C-421I RadioS?...............................................3:43 b:4 C.427 lTuckerDr..............................................3:11 .50 C-l2l lB.efordRd.............................................3:39 1 52 C 4271. Laurel Ave 3 37 IU54301lverMs. S. HiffiIl(AMOly) lvi 134 DriverMs. 0. Hodge,(PM Only) CAMERON CITY. SANORA. FLIMA : 1I.HTS iii 132 DrlvsrMr. A. Mirtift SUOARCRIIK, RANCHLANDS(W) 1:11 EdgsmonAve. 1. Jackson dr 1W) ..............................3.00 1:13 Panama ftd.& Mimosa ..............................-. 3:02 - 17.45 lrinOaki Stvdi hWI,s 17:47 SrMs Oaks sw 4 Niyw . 17:11 Or.m$.Iar 01w $ Hl,y as,. 1730 LIftie W*1VS Cl.. *9 NO.743 12:31 LIMe Wakiva clr.$ oq.,maosdCt. 12:32 LiltIe Wlva Rd. $ Oak,Iew $9. 12:34 Griies1w$s.....c, 17:16 W•kWtSt.1AppI..A,, 12:31 Oskcrest St Greanars., Blvd. NcWomiiy Rd. 4 Caicad, OF. 1 Gi'ait hAd Rd. 4 Wikivi R.pl Dr. I 01 11 434 & Oak Si SV$117Dr$,IFMLLS,U*9I., MONTSUy iD MNOO ESTATES. iivi RUN. APPLIVALLEY. DOUSI.A$ AVE.. ISIARWOOD J0Y Dr.$. Oil 0.. $:13 Tu$caroralr.&B,00ksId, Cjr..................................3:10 0:45 BrOOksid, Rd.&Gr.enfieIdCt..................................3:30 HOWeiIBrafldiRd 4SRtT HowelIBranchRd &SemorsnNo,ThAp$s (Continued from Page 28) IANCHLAN(..,, TUSKAWILLA(I) 1:12 TradewlndsRd.&SurwlsAvs..................................3:07 1:11 SunrlssAv..&MortonLn(N) ..................................3:06 1:13 $unrlwAveIWJllIamsRd....................................3:05 0:10 NorttiicnWay&DerRun .....................................3:00 1:71 NorttisrnWay&TarpcnClr(5) ................................2:59 0:22 NorlhirnWaylPvtrldgeClr(S) .............................2:51 NNMrM J ,, SPlIN*S.1POUSDS IIP*$i. $v5.M,Ms ENGLISH ISyAyIscIc) P011571100K (10) $:10 Winstonld.&WorthIngtonRd.................................3:11 ......:.::::::::::::::::::::::: 6:30 McNeilRd IBlar LakeRd...................................12:2.3 12 ' 122' I 1790 ........... 2:31 9R1veMS.L.C.$ LAKIDS$TINYAPTL _____ WYMOUSIOVIAPTI $13 Ir*It$Wm..Gros*.,s ...........................2:37 ...............3 BIS2lDr*v.rM,.P.MIC$9I INDIAN HILLS 1:10 Wlnnebagolr. 0.Dakot.Tr....................................3:41 •:ø Ta l otRd. 1 colli.ro ..........................................3:31 $ IS No 1955 KewanTr 3 KswsnneeTr 1ostori.,rr 3 SEAR LAKIIPANADISI posy) 6:30 BearLakeR4.Ih,.,Dr.....................................12:13 6:31 JamisonDr.ILak.MrCir.................................12:10 6:32 Holiday Dr. &LynnwoodAe..................................12:17 631 8.1 . 6:3,S Balmy9eachDr.4pj5$ ...................................12:20 4:37 FIoraIWay&Suns .......................................12:22 4:10 Balmy Beach Dr. i.Orleansway ..............................12:25 I:fl Dos. Run. Wolverine Yr.......................................2:37 In Oscolo?TrIElkCt 2SS rk Is Tr. 4 *kIa 9, ................................3:30 -: HISHLANOPINIS GIANADAAPt, coacesussy 0:15 ORford Rd.&Lothhivr Dr. (Hltand PInIS) .................3:11s 0:10 SRG0&GadsApt .........................................3:43 1:32 31-1301 WUshire BlVd. (Coschlit) ........................... 3:47 1 Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 5i u, - - S i U1JV.*_ - - - - ' : : - - • S . - S --.--* - - •.•. - - - - _.,.. . -. : .-... :-. LL :LL-_-.__ - ___ -.- • ______ S - - -•-- .- .--.---_-. .. . . ,._______________ - --S- 1.-RU I 1_I- -- cLs-.-:-.-.. . -___ .. _.. - - -. _ _JJJ' S r',-- �- - . . . . . . .. S. . . - . .. BLONDIE 41-Evening $ersd, $infsrd, Fl. T1Wr5dSy,A4.23,1 ACROSS 45 Health resort by Chic Yving % I ~~l -6 I -C oniz$ltion • 13 Furious abbr.) 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' * - * " * ** 3:01 . ; , ir' -,I '.::~.- T.O...; 1"l-~- '. ,iL',~ ) . # 1. ~ '~ ~ J!fj I ~ ~,~j j ot,-,~, . , ~ .. I L - - L . . 805 WlndmlllWay&HudsonCovs ..................................3:05 1'%I6 WWfflIIIW4Y&HUd14nC0. ..................................3411 1111:16 Windmill Way & SWW Hollow Cove, ..................... 3:02 Deputy Trip, who puts down jognital Can* No belleoplor OW IL Monp Walawrigh1t. I DeilwsodDr.&SlierldsnAw. ................................. 2:31 LII Glsndsld Dr. I$MrldenAw. •••p...............................331 " tb ta in "m, Facts of 00W IF Harmoin no am roove4we 80 Uk a "ook run Fillift downin hm the Boa 11110da tW begin AN. K 8:W (but mb we ftu bed VP 9 PAL9 Eadaim time. "I ARornso $r1p for kWAVf§900Itsia" on 011 Do lVes #& P. 111aers . THIMMIN"WINUMMANM ~ -_ : Those who like humor usully IM OWIMI Ru. She's the 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA _ ___ -_ f '".""-'•'•"•"-."." . 0 0 • - • •• . 8:25 ' 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 00000 MORNING AMERI- I I I I I 0 . , (A) UPBEAT 1000 (2)(12) CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) . • . • after 0 ELECTRIC 9:00 (2) (12) QUINCY Quincy goes undercover at a mental Instilulion to Investigate murder and (3) 0 BARNABY JONES While Investloatinq the dourlion of an Army captain. Barns. by uncevers a bizarre wartime robbery and winds up being charged with manslaughter. (R) 0BARNEY MILLER Barney and his men clash with an eld. A (R) - a CBS NEWS 11:00 (2)02 HIGH ROLLERS UD 8 THE PWA 18 R1014T 6LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) HODGEPODGE 11:30 CD 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0FAMILY FEUD SMISITEIIINGERS if - 910 Roy agress to help his now romantic interest. a beautiful Russian dancer, wilh her plans to defect. (R) Im CDOMRS. COLUM11110 Mrs. ventriloquist who belkwes his fiendish dummy is controlling include STAN- ID r ';t , , %%./' 0 WARS 9:45 Hwy.17-92 S. 323-131 . I - STARTS FRIDAY MOVIELAND (1) MONWAADERS 01)a a a NM a 9111SAW STREET (R) S - - - I ,'Rol £ @JOMARCH FOR TOMORnow D RVAN'S HOPE (M PASSWORD PLL48 I I , (1) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES GD a TM YOUNG MO THE RESTLESS GALLMYOULDRIEN (1) 6 AS T. 1792 - IWZ,v3W.' r, 502 PLAZA II] (2) NEWS Chief d, d, HELD OVER AFTERNOON ground.(R) H . - WTHAT OUT AMERICAN 0 CARTER COUNTRY - 10.55 to make Central Park his burial Ernie Ford. Delta Reese. and the Jordanalres perform from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House. (R) %au- * A" A Gwm* L lion Comeml I arty indian who is determined his actions, which - I 8:30 Angie's sister announces her CD (M HOLLYWOOD plans to marry. Angie's mother SQUAR113 comes down with a mysterious . (1) 15W upa I I 'murdar.(A) 020120 ' •i Jennifer O'Neill American Cinema Releasing WORLD TURIN and ChUCk Norris a ___ ""_"7 I lI I I$(1 11.0 (2)(FS0(NEwS 8 DICK CAVETT Guest: law Stern.(R) - TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman Guests Della 6 Raises. Ed Bluestom, Gwgo L000io I . 1__X I cal loker soinds a Miter to the ' 0 - r . \ N 0 L (2) - . '/\./\ 1 . ' . I IAmy MaUn9thetB.Jisam \'t ® ItS * F ~ '"i I7 11111111 IIu1 UU "-'-'i , , L w . . 1800 VALLEY Victoria S$$Mn0el s W .'WWWU'UU - . In NO OftOwn osmkft 301111 • Ik Iasts. Ow Lon Is MI caftIerustler. - -. -- S . -. evntsorsoclal Iwicttees. HivthsEvenlng HsraMmalhd Is while =awsy at C- . 111 1111111111116 . .ft". CøIt, Eabeth T The $1 like a letter .. 0 . I '.. . 9 mi UiATUlCANSANDWICN I r . . ~ ~.,*. ~ _. I L I I ., .1 ,. I . . I. - Es"dng 811111M . . " . , . " , * ' ' . I 0 AN IE Shortly ' I I - ~ ' - 10 pm., FutNII Some of you may I P 8.00 M 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 OVER EASY AND SMALL Neither Siegfried not James seems lobe able to help when a farmer's entire stock is stricken with a deadly disease. (Part 11) CYS Wo ABC's now 11240- blind child and rescuing a . ROblarkip,', Wilich gob a snwW covoo. from a ravirlie (shie's . .. GONMA _~ pearance of a card-playing friend. Isonside's aunt 0 ALL CREATURES GMT NBC's "Emergen- behind a rock?), finding a i it's net - P~AW!f* [ ,T~ S . &S3 TUMBLE WEEDS Bus11, Driver Ms.J.is"In .~ I xe there's the cf.9P1 Li 1 S 11. (12) NEWS 7:30 (2)0 TODAY new w1fe'Leshe Winston), who WU noted for leadfriga fast trouble. Hu a familiar ft. No p SI 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 MOVIE ANDS f S • • - • r 725 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA part with the film. (R) II . • I I I !J .i I 0DICK CAVETT Guest: James Galway. (Part I of 2) (R) 8:00 dI sap (2) IRONSIDE tar becomes an amateur detective. Yti WAI Y1&15 Ben' s V I II II . EVERYONE INVITIDI CA •SESAME STREET (R) but mostly I ' "I . I -i about s. a aeivs a Police aear1an rescue team who have paramedic training and go DRINKS (D 0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (1) 8 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) G GOOD MORNING AIMERI. 1:15 Hardy St.& Maine Ave......................................... For * Movi.iand Drive-In -On U.S. l7M-SivthOf Sanford R CA 6LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 9:00 (2) GD DONAHUE 3:00 POPCORN Thursda August 23 7:30 P.M. (2) TODAY M 8 MONDAY MORNING (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING MM CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests Steve Lawrence. Paul Sand. wind-whipped broken phone recognize line complicate matters). Mostly, the people in 11240the format of a aftcom placing a M&tae Star Bill hoUgemoolier in Robert" are remarkably goodMarkham Woods Rd.& Old Post Rd.(3) 3:19 a O's boarding school. No, it,s humored. Obviously, they 1:12 Markham Woods Rd.&"Llpfan's" stop ..................... 8:13 Markham Woods Md. & O Ion Ethel Ln.......................::::2:51 not Dorothy lAudon in CBS,s .hay.en't read the script. 804 Markham Woods Rd.& Markham Cf. ..........................2:57 llmited.run summer series "Stone" has the advantage of 1.13 Markham Woods Rd. & Parsons Nd ........................ .....2.34 th ot less overworked format, and "Doro y" It's Ctazl te Rae a 0:14 IbIs Rd. at"Persons" stop .....................................2:33 in NBC's limited.run sitcom, fine performances from classy I:b Markham Woods Rd.&-Cornoills" stop (AM Only Bus si) ......3:10 "The FWU of Life," Which actors give it a big edge. I premieres Aug. U, 8:30-9 p.m., 55$ U Driver Ma. P. Seers Foremost, there's Weaver as EasteIfl Dan Stone, sensItive 11cc 1:gS Lazy Acres Ln(E) - W mile N of Lwwwood Hills No............3:04 MM Stay Of a Us Angeles officer with a dew vision of 8:06 Lazy Acres Ln.&"Balley'&" stop ...............................3:03 police offleff turned gueCesiliful 0:09 Lake Emma Rd.& Prover Or...................................3:00 police MY" brings to mind success a earned him the rW4& cop twred author, enmity of a vindictive superior, IIIAJ Rock Lake Ad.-Just 5of $We Or.......................... "'2:u JONO Wambilivigh' His Situl" Pat Hingle. Stwe's life is on may have Inspired complicaW by 4:12 Markham Woods Rd. & "COIrmll'S" st" IIA.M. Bus 54 51 his Kparation "Stwe," an ABC television from his Wife, MarieUill Had. :. S movie that, ioo on the air Aug. 1 who is romanced by IssdlDrIvsrMs.D.Cartwrlt , 94 pin., Eastern time. his 'nerandest friend, Roy Della Www ph" 8:0 PreavlowAve.&Shopheil Tr..................................2:16 role aW W allow reportedly Is ThInnes. The cue St" in 8:15 LUA".&C@W"l ........................................... 2:28 ewe to p sorisit laitor this yew vestigates 10VOlVes al MurderT.................................. Ous ring of vigilanw cops. replace 1. No.10 Ichabod Tr. ......................................:.::::3:.03 If 00 PWS Will faIIIIIIIIIIIIII!, "Stone" could Stand W AS a into DdywMe-L-Wolloss excitum of "Kution vairies. "risk tpA with more violence SLEEPY HOLLOW "240-Robert" offers John andlesshwnorthan the current I • *FREE 7:00 television quiz show. (R) ([Z PROJECT U.F.O. One of three buslnessmen who were attacked by a U.F.O. manages - . S S but has no Idea how he feels FREE GOSPEL MUSIC 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 Mi. NWHBOA 7w IL IN S S Rhoda is madly In love with the owner of the store she works in (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA By JOAN HANAUER UPI Televid= Wrifter NEW YORK(UPI) - Televidon occasionally Imitates life, S , 6)VILLA ALEGRE ''R ' 7:00 C:D TIC TAC DOUGH C (4) MARY TYLER MOORE SOUTH OF CN4S4 1.4 Short Ave.& W Lake St .........................................3:12 L,13 Marvin Ave.& Adams Ln ......................................3:07 L-15 Olow4or Ave.& Overstreet Ave................................3:05 M 4 OlearWer Ave.& Tullis Ave.....................................3:04 e:be 8:07 8:11111 8:10 1:41 i.,u *FREE MOVIE (2) (12) TODAY .. II I 6:41 ems and Shirley get the chance to be contestants on a S. Grant St. 5.00 (1) THE BRADY BUNCH THE ODD COUPLE GD MISTER ROGERS (R) 5 30 (ID NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES KUTANA ' it s too busy 3:30 0 ThE UTTLE RASCALS AndComed 1 Maine , ... 'n (MIKEDOUGLAS MARYTYLERMOORE C) NERV GRIFFIN GUNSMOKE 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI ) THE GONG HOW 0 BEWITCHED ton home. () LAVERNE A SHIRLEY Lav- $21 CR427 & PInide St. (AM Only) .............................114.141 • Bus 141 Driver Ms. 1. Dvdiey flied by alampd, aellad-: dr.saegI envelopes. The -. 300 OGENERALI4OSPrrAL ANTIQUES M 0M*A*S*H(A) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 630 (12) NEWS : YOU have S question or dialMO dat 00 cOr- ft OXP*rt#? Write "Ask tho';` C"ItrM W" 101L 1% EXP016,"care of this n ow$-' W s. a MARTY ROBBINS 9MAKE ME LAUGH GD SESAME STREET (R) The Ballad of Billie Blue 0 $100 000 NAME THAT TUNE P 3:04 AMM . 2:30 (1)(M ANOTHER WORLD (1) a GUIDING LIGHT 645 7:30 PP lU Lake HOW,U Rd. &Orang.Ln 301 L Lake Howell Rd. IMichelle Dr. .................................3:02 ___ aMa (THU) M LIARS CLUB (1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES O THE NEWLYWED GAME Networks O $01 Hwy 17.flhl3lAuto Sales ......................................2:13 $.hl IJ17 21 Golden Di Y5 Dr 'is LwnOnLnI Fern . dwe to ruff a diamond.' Wed would ovreruff with" that jack of hearts and still efillre his ace and queen o(, @F_14 - fly. debt . V LONGWOOD ELEMENTARY am X Driver Mi.S. Wise CASSELDERRY Wof w°ouid - mob!" 6:01 )POGE BREAK Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to pledge breaks. REPORT 1:16 3rd St. At Cododr Ave. 1: 17 3rd St. h Avocado Ave. 1:1 3rd St. & Tamarind Ave. 1:24 Riverview Ave. &N.rc,gus St. 1.25 AfrOi't Blvd & SN-45 ,, ParnBnWayRV.. 2:33 I1 *3 Parson Brown Wayl Haifa Way ...............................2:35 hose wouldote wJ asttin,"trIck. eat - (2) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS W AIRPORT BLVD CR.427&BMUdOWR....................................... PAN I 9 MI. 99 , spiNdeal DKIMr had no' Pain ft" ufa way to got out of dum-, my. Whichever Minor suit, "i-A MOSt Interesting questions illaid, will be usdid in this columb I "'"Ida, 212"S Is --#W will medlive copies of of 011111 of JAWDYMODERN.) SPIDER MAN 1: IS 3rd St. 4 Maple Ave. 8:23 00111 JC Hutchinson Pkwy & Timocuan Way .....................2:55 Bus 112 Driver ms. a.oiiv#r ., ... Wed led a low spad~ * Opening load:'' *2 (Part 4 of 8) (R) CROSS-WITS $51 153 Driver Ms. M. Graham LONGWOOD(WOPCN.W) t!I0 WIlma St IWarrin Ave $12 Wilma St & Church St 3 03 1 25 Airport Blvd & Jews" Ln CIS CR427& lith Ave. .............................................3:01 •:1$ CRl2llShomateor..........................................2:35 2:57 . Won. Wed Nwo r (1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 0MATCH GAME 0 JOKER'S WILD RIVERVIEW, '' declarer's three spades - ____ 11111118111COSSAIlY 8111011116M.' The doy befam you be" dw op VM FA M" j Jan. 1116 I FRANK AND ERNEST I ;-'.!,; IngenIous way to defeat the Dealer: Wed He escapes but Is spotted by the bailiff of Castle Stainion. about her. WUSTkdSTNIIT, . arted wIth 3405 dIstrl. • j'0' 70 QlSI.InhSS1bWMIpOO to the test today tOlSSIfyOtlCenguIbywMhog. 9N5 5ft5 the . S I I i . 1 fl Dr. Brien Rd 1:53 Candace, Or - o" Hwy 17.92 5:21 WlldinereAve. & East St. ......................................2:51 , 11I 1* I ; South spades and one trump trick.At trick six declarer led a , club from dummy, overtak-: ing it In his hand and West' trumped. The hand was now I an open book for Weit. ' .* e ' ' . I my 0111WAM Jacoby sad AIlS Isatag YOU have Much 10 COMM NW Students be$ 143 Wvor Mi.R. Burke(lit HALF YEAR) BVS411 Driver MS.D. D"Be(Ind NALF YEAR) T.,43 Robin Rd L Oriente Ave 1.47 Lakeview Or & Pralrl* Lake or Off only the ace-queen of,. playing who are net too demanding. If chores that you've r.sgI.cted. _ jiieL1j4iIrnd.hI YOU Agr- Asr . t, Jackson St & Dunbar ruff a club Wad with his Jack - 1:10 AIrport Blvd. I. .Iiwstt Lii...................................... 1:11 AIrportBlvd&$R. ..........................................305 15 Rivervlew Avs.I NarcissusSt................................ 3:01 3:00 .......2:SS Ivs1esori ver Mr. R. oard i Newawald, Nobfii Nd., Prairie Lake IIN Jackson St & Oak St Superficially, declarer I III? % __j o w AQ • AdroGraph, P.O. Box 4, you feel you are spending your .&M.Radio City StaU^ N.Y. 10019. alergy and effort on Be SUN to SPK* birth dAtcuseful and " % productiav e . Frivolous pwmdts may make LIBRA (Sept. 2UM. 23) you fed guilty. . GOU' lilig off by YOWNH Where TAURUS (Apt &May 30) YOU Can have A INS privacy . Situations that Call for & pod may be UKIly wW you new mPnkw or managa will be . to get your thouMs th order the ones you shine at today. today. Give It a try. Slip In If yo u feel you are RGHT! 6 ~ . clubs. Now ft problem was. 0 ?"Im ~-.0~ .=, i . to hold his losers In Me. major suits to three. ,,• ' On 163 Driver Ms. R. Burke AIRPORT BLVD., RIVERVIEW TIme 'a. lAter which begins with your bkthd&Y- Mid $1 for each to Youll be happy today as long as I 0 0 • bargain you y you won for your new Aitro-Graph second fiddle. " HEVO=R STANP ON AN ANT HILL! KNOWS WR*T HES ) have along romantically by sending - ' H9S ALWMVS 000L EASTWCX)9/ 1*~ I a d0fl ou're 8, pretty, dram Auppoir. to6Y4-`:Check--y'0W Thursday, Aug. 23, 179-58 (1) 0 CBS NEWS SANPORDORAMMAN SCHOOL ~ Afferr4on trips for kindergarten Stud0fftL b OAX87 dealings today will be greatly PISM (Feb.SMuch 20)ft * WFAT influenced by Ut way you react may be a bit difficult to oe as CAST e as you Would like #AQ111111173 #642 to them. Set a good .--I independent In VJ952 *2 # AQJ114 Discover with whom you got with pleasurable companion *Q3 . . rM GOING CUMM BE ) MY Il 9-23 - :: When t sibilftles of getting out fiv&jf! VIRGO (Aug. 3&PI. i . , I -i I r' I . - fr.3% I LI S personally administer Should prove very succesdul. - ;V. ~, SANFORD GRAMMAR I 1 O'Brian Rd & Navel Ave $:t1 Canda(e Dr-off Hwy 1792 (Tum.a.round) ................. 3d 1-23 Hwy U." & O'Brien Rd (Furrilturs, Store) ..................... 3:03 3:0? 0:23 S.OrantSt.tWiidm. ro Av,....................................2:35 WildmereAve.&O,dordSt.....................................2:30 P0 y to carefully study each and every detail and their Y(*JR BIRTHDAY Atzgmttl, 1979 i 6:25 (2)POPI GOES THE C0UP4 TRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRJ) 6:30 2:38 239 1,)? Hamlin Dr&Tompl#Avt vance what equipimat deliver far lower they have a medical problem dosages of radiation m occur at such inconvenient extremely low rates that hours. lien reported may not be pa rticularlyd - whether she's going . to See a course, It's almost impossible gynecologist in addition to her for Um patient to have any idea* family physician is an in.. what kind of equipment is being v ual matter. A family used and so It may be a few. physician Is perfectly well years before that problem is qualified to do the examination resolved - - ______________________________________________________ . _____________ . . 16 IN : PrairIe L$kes :,Hirins 0.12 SOUthSt&OppoIltCemofery ..................................2i5 9:14 Wh 9 & Sandalwood Dr ..................................... these unless some al normalities in the breast re detected upon examination. There are also recent re)Orts that suggest that some forms of mammograms using ewer. Everyone should know in ad- J . :::::: in your age group Would need look for a family physician if you're ' i having an emergency at i •i.e morni ng. o'cloci. k 1n 5 III Be 60 1 - " Rws1NDrlverMs.D.Langfo WOO IND 123 IbIs Rd I Delk Rd 1:31 Rd. & Old t Rd. (5) 1:35 Markham Wøods Rd. & Stone Gate South 1:10 Markham Woods Rd. & "Cornells Stop (4th house on Rd. past ibis) Bus 151 Driver men, because Of family history and other factors have increased besides Just the examination. It's a poor e 64 \ L - 57 - - UP FOR YOUR THOUGHT5 t -- II .. I It 52 - I I ____ • ' '" TII ZU ...... : 2:54 1?1P LakeviewDr&Wells$t si. Plo 517 PralrlsLak,Dr 251 Driftwood DrI Pin.woodCt ............................ 2:4 I1 .6" P i'iiWOOd I LIk•Rd .......................................2:4t prohA5lfl peasants Itself? DERI)ER-Ibelieve rids 0f brad cancer w ch everyone sisould have a iwiwy outweighs any misk that might doctor and that ft's a good idea be imposed by the mam Sale you for mograms so it has to the least, to see what your dividuallied. I would think it health status redly is. That's Ott unlikely that 8 Young lady Important for a lot of reasons M - (2)(4)OONEWS !ONCE UPON A CLISSC Dominic. The Crypt The murderers admit their guilt, h I D Ii dem se. i 1:51 Brorn Bones Ln. & Ichabod Tr. .52 Ichabod Tr. -North of CR.134 Prairie Lake,(Norill) mammogram' various position U done in the a dill controversial oft.-,* fl. self.ezamlnation? I bellieve in order to led good Mammograms by some" point' and untroubled about Y m e risk Y 9 10 11 health, mammograms or X i breast cancer. For that - - rays should be very reauuiing, reason many doctors feel that if only on a yearly buls. they shouldn't be used except'in However, I've heard that these women put 45 and some say are not Advilled if IMPS Arc pad 50 Yem Of age when t1le detected. $ s so? . Incidence of breast cancer js Also, should a woman see a significantly increased. j general practitioner a well as regular Now there are obviously ' a gynecologist on a exceptions. Some wo 43 _______________________________ - - ft for yourself. EVENING 1:42 LNAVL&COI0flI.IL. 1:41 TsrrytownTr:&TanZeeLn. Tarrytown Tr & Wooden Shoo l.n. .IS Windmill Way I Hudson Cove 1:47 Windmill Way I Sleepy Hollow Cove JacksoriStLOakS? ...........................................2:51 commentsonhowyoushoWddo check up basis or only if a 2 Time iver mi. t12 Jackson Sti Dunbar$t S .~I~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV 6:00 (1) EARLY DAY . I 1:4 Prowlew Ave. & Los Ave. io Like Howell Rd & De Pugh St .................................235 - bread examination and should the doctor TONIGHT' S MEADOWS WEST 1:25 Slide Dr. & Rock Lake Rd. IS) brochure on ulfbreast complete palpation of th e did not breasts, even though yotjg examination t,g check my breasts. Should a brochure gives you detailed So Canal system - 11611. ________________________ by Bob Montana Bus 1 62 u pelvic area and took a Pipbelieve that such an, smear. He ao gave me a eujnjnjtjon should include a - - I,, Likil- I 31 - 42 - ARCHIE _____ S 22 I Ii Ii - r - 35 i • .I - 20 21 ¶-' i - I 28 s - to II I \ i t 6 -' - - - Le 10STIRVTOR 4NMW!". (abbr.) 13 12 - tn1_1 Lam's N m . 59 Soak 48 Chinook state 60 Compass 9 Plantod 4 51 0-APY5,.. n K"N#= CMJ5 J\ j Do 38 Medicinal unit 10 Made mad ff s fl r I o1o1w hw"m4A" I 24 Robs S Bus ENGLISH ESTATES ELEMENTARY 14M. . *-: . examination? I went to a -_ gynecologist pixi he ewnlned for cancer detection. I do British colony 51 Family of 41 One in favor - :: .. .,* .*. hand concern 37 Advanced in years ____ .1 Dr. a medieval 25 Suds maker 26 Othello villain Fsnara 53 Egyptian deity 27 Sediment CU 3 Detsrratee29 Song for one 54 Onsb,I ion 31 Mouths (prefix) 4 Stakes COWS fithlf 5 5Mm S Deprsssionini.33 Run - : 23 I Mediocre comp wd) 2 friend 44 Collection . (Continued from Page 38 . I 42 Jumping stick 8 Kneehole and 46 Religious poem 43 Gangsters girl rolltop .-4 1 . chedules " pouch 34 Scull 35 Pump (k)Ct . . 28 Direction by Mort Walker . khool . (ebb,.) ,.. Controversial -L DEAR DR. LOS - I have a It A . become more and more Elfin of cancer in young foldes and T I 04 Caravansary ii UN NI I. L OOl$1Il!J rmgettlng concerned aboutit. 65Coiridacheer h no E swliIolfl I'm s yews old and I want 66 g in Executioner 11 Catches ctüldren jn ie near future. Ic f ..ftType measure 67 Cover with i,,iujuO expect wueiiuu,uua 22 eflPOiflt 24 CS iircr ,.j. JL 57 01 Automotivesociety (abbr.) 62 Sit 0 I 63 Not firm A Is Beginning ____ . ' • - -J' 7 '41, •_,, - i -. .. 14 Mineral 15 Raw in chair I a Woods 17 Damp .5 ... q. . .: 12 Gold (Sp) 1 .. " . .5 sti 4 - . Answer to Previous Punts 52 trna LAST NIGHT! . 0 A. . I - . . ._.-'. . . . 1 . -1 . I VI.. '.4 -'5--........ - - .-, --•-S,. - I' . 5 ._____, -S _2): __-5 - - ----- -- -..--- •..,.. -- - ---. -. - --------• -b -•- -- •- - . -5- .-- - --------- . - - id �I . . - -.. .. S. -. S . S - •• ._%. .'S . S - S S. • . _ -dS - . . - -y • . . . -S •. S • . - S. • • . S . - . SS • •S S. S •*••S• :. - - -. - - - S I SA SB-EvenIng herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 23, 1fl Legal Notice UNITED STATUS DISTRICT NOTICE OF A PUIUC NIARlN Teen-Ager In Girlcs Murder VERO BEACH, Fla. (Upl)_ was ordered held att1ijuvenile girl's death when he took part ln A 14-year-old boy who lived only detention center in Fort Pierce. the search parties. two doors away from a 5-year. An autosy showed Angel The youth was arrested after old girl who was "shy with died of traumatic blows to the he admitted he had "beaten am rangers" has been charged head and body. girl and sexually assaulted With sexually assaulting her George Halstead, father of her," Vero Beach Detective and beating her to death, the brown-haired girl who Ronald Blanton said. Brooks John Bellay took part would have entered klndergartBellay has had previous In search ...$. parties for Angel Ann en next month, described her as brushes with the law. He Is k..J wiw uau iii uuu- 64 "a real sweet child -shy with scheduled to appear Monday In Ing since Monday, And was even stran.ger" Indian River County Juvenile Photographed comforti.ng her Bellay was among the 2DO court on unrelated charges of tear ful father when he learned people who had searched for Improper exhibition of a danhis daughter's body had been Angel since her 8-year-old gerous weapon -aknlfe-and fo und Wednesday morning. benther Roy last sa w her on breaking and entering. The Bellay was charged Wednes. Monday. She had been playing court also found him to be a day with first degree murder with a kitten new the the patch delinquent once before. and sexual battery as a of palmetto trees where her juvenile, but Indian River body was found. The body, County State Attorney Bob partially covered with leaves, _ Legal Notice Stone said he would ask that the was lying about 150 yards from FICTITIOUS NAME Youth be tried as an adult. the girl's home. Notice is hereby given that I am Seminole 322-2611 C, 13, 1519 DEM.100 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES . - 5:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Now j consecutive tim.s . . . sac a line iconsecutIvitIfltes ..... 35c a line Noon The DayBefore Publication Sundaj - Noon Friday Inquiry o -, I h S F U c it ii t U La Use Plan). This h 26--Aph. & HOUIM To Share - In person Lakeview Nursing Cen ter, 919 E. 2nd St. 38-Wanted _____________________ _______________________ wilithar.myapt W.Worklng Christian Girl 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6-CtId Care Ref. 322-5109, IV*. JUIUco• and Chapter 74-412, Laws of Florida. Unique KIndergarten for Syoarolth Call 322.d44$ Railroad, run thenci NWL along 29-Rooms ____________________ _ ____ said W neral I li 273.3 ft. ence ______________________ _____ APPRAISAL TRAINEE Local office of National Network needs 3 full time career minded Sanford Gracious living. Reis. Weekly& monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak $4l-7N3. X-ApaiinentS UnIurnlshed ___________________________ - individuals willing to work hard & be trained. Some travel on Lake Ada. Just $0. of Airport. Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. C$iI ef., pool club house. $275 ma. possible, free training for ad. vanced master associate program. Possible 1st year earning of $15,000. ____Call S. S Howe 9.1 only. 3234324. 321.5430 Mariner's YiIIaQI. 41-Houses Tji-pa,jments Furnished me. C Ave. I DEM.7C Florida Ststutn, and shall furTher , be subject to the responsibilIties of . raid -C or ownership es may from' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR time to time be determined by the INUIME1I pIi.,v., a ______ ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pile Number 19-314CP Division Notic. NOTICE OP A PUBLIC - THE CONSIDSIATIONOPANEARING BUDGET POE PORTNE REVENUE SHARING FUND FOR THE CITYOPLAKEMA*Y,FLOR,DA NOfkeisMygn$apicJklI wlll idatthincII behe Chambers In the City Hell in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, at 7:30 onAug st3O,157Lten Irabud. tIleR Sharinepundfor the City of Lake Mary, Florida, and a Summery Of the General Fund ; S BUdget IOIIO**I PROPO$IDPEDIRALRIVINUEIHANING BUDGET FOR 1975'$SOCITYOP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Pripufti RIUIISII5 Sbad.g Use III IllltUIMl i Proposal Redgot Public Wins Department (Fed Revenue 5 (Fad. Rsvorwe CoW.I1CalISM DV$IMII (Fad. Revenue 2010) . . t ; I . JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. -6.457 (Fed. nftvw moo ONIan COON! 11"ll (Pat novwAw Ti*m 11111 upwdnwo k. - I TolooWAOMMM" pwmhl _____ 1*00 1*00 -, - - ____ FawalRuj5llpg ' :, . I - '.. .. - ".i:4i" 'I , . , ;0) , Mbeellsoesiell ---AL-- 1111i-- . , rogelew, .. .- . . I - . I . - - .5 5 .- '. ,-, - NU WITHIN THREE "" T1418"WIC1,10floo"Ift"Im I in tine Circuit Court fir Seminole County,_Florid., Probate DIvision, tIne adiss Of winicin is Seenkisle County C.urWnewsL North Park Ave., Sanford, P131171. The rrirsalveOf tine estate URAS, whose ______ 'ulas. Natfo, ' Of PubEs - I - - ___ ofisusass Sharing address I ION N.E. III Way, Soca Nalun, FL $1, The e l alt t' m Syrs. ConnIe Masr !.!" THU FIRST or .I ft -irm- -- -W od E1101 at - m I __ __ OW 0 . '7- -V_ - . , " % DAY" i _____ 111111111111216.0 _______ A. u.iô cwvo Bid - a No ow of .I nawhAng, ,* - '~,, pointmentlil poling h fenced yardl OPP RRANTEDI Yourso for I I . : of • .1. .. .. ~ . . .. nidyflwlld:of Loch ArboriC Ii' imaginable foisturel Your own Pool & Patiol BPP WARRANT- 1.6 PM.GOOD TERMS FOR INFORMATION CALL H. Ernest Morris, Sr. R Real Et it' 210N. 17.92, Casselborry, Fl. "Ilno Eva.862-365S 7 acres Lake Sylvan. SAA00, Best Terms. William Maiiczowski, Realtor 332.7553, Nannette, Martha Miniatures also winter coat. All clothes like new, teas. priced. 333.7536. I '.. Hidden Lake. W-C, H&A* W.w •PPitng, eq. eat in kit ., fireplace, 2 scr. porches, fenced km. S - ., 41 . . __ e . I ,. - - " INC. REAL . ench It?.") 3333374 ,: WK* r W!_ ,,.~7 , ,F M . - WErchandise . . . . no - & I nford's SaIn Leader ;# 322-2420 I .. . _____ lnew . I . ~ A - .. - I ,M -- WurlItzer Organ w.3 key boards, ryth rn& Playff. S11115. 322-4271, 322.1547.3237132 I REALTOR '' .1111 " . %; . , Lesins ~-honw a croillitio I ~d , coo up back psyman! & bvv" . *Pity. 332-021#. _. . - ibid ..-,:,. I I : - ,. . ' t:$ ?'LS.- - - ,,1 , -. 4' 4.e',4- -- -. ..-. JT' ______________________ - - - Suziti 1976 1 owned. cxc cond. Street 1001 14M or - .I APARTMENTS - - - - - (W I - t. ,'. ' - - ..1L' __-__ - - , I - ,s* . ________ - - of 414* outside runs, also air cond. cages. 3n.5752. - HDmeI -I Man, quality - operation I yrs. exp. Patioil, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 CUSTOM CABIN ETS Free Est. 323.0429 after __~.. __ CUSTOM HOME BUI LT REM )G. BALINTIASSOc. Weiboldfs Camera Shop Sales, passport Photos & last repair service. 322 6101. - - - -- - 0111110 Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 322 27an Roofing ~ Tar Pot for Rent %2S-Day or Willy Rates CaII3220216aft6 Uftbtm $25 chair, $50 sofa special on al l Upholstery Cleaning for the monlh of August $313144 RACO Foam. fib*rglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. call 321-Ml or II04-134-61oa collect. mee&rs Vi11110 ftmir Vinyl repair& riecoloring - . Save up to so Pct. Of _,. rouPholstory charge, &69,S47y K ICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell ths" useful, no longer needed items with 0 Herald Classified Ad, Call 322-2611 or 0 REPAIRS FROM CUR. TAIN ADDS TO PATIOS. CAR. PENTRY.pAINTING-SpRINK. V*kkng LERS 323.4744 ANYTIME. ' P"nto"am Repair - WELDING Iron windows and doors. AUCTION CO,W. - _. Plastering D1oJ 322-2611 o(831-94 - & detail trim Free Es! 3231701. AIR HANDY' Rutsurant and Bar Supplin and much nwn ... TONAMW NUTT Ai I ' 16 N Peppers Painting Service. Alterations, DrournAl., Dram, upholstery PAINTING, CARPENTRY reezees ape - R*Iprators - Lamps - Most Slicers "Will-6-Bwrw Stove ill - -- i 'A • $ql Custom Painting Oressnklng ~ -N , Jwpl -)NI % 1^4) mk" - - I Crowning & karlding 3301 SANFORD AVE. ! SIMMM5,; . Painting& Repair SANFORD COURT - - Free DOWNY. sw.48rd Fur. we Salvage, 1740 So of ii, = Ext Paintjn, _______ _______ eramic Tile Repairs Residential & mmerclal 191-9503; all 6 830-781 5 Mo & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Per SUPPlin, dog houses, insulated, . war" OWL 613s. Ch Offilft, Perfect CI 3396066.668 835 ANIMAL HAVEN AUCTION 9 Sit,. 11:00 AM. IAg 25th RESTAUMAIT & BAR EQUIPMENT (ICithit L.qw..d,N,ddg.. 1742 1515 mOdel, %-amp saw Picture SF ( ONO SF ( I ION (); C11111110 111114 WW Ads Iler hkqm • 2:.; I1l._J.I MEINTZER TILE - COMING SOON e - : --____________________________ --- - white-likeraw - Painting - __________________ - - - - MOONEY APPLIANCJS 3314M BUY,SELL,TRAUB WNW bonded service& insured Quality specia _r__ """""""""` KIN"Ifir WASHER - P&rt16 r , Cleaning, corn new const Licen s . or 668 s984. - N ' **1t * Tyson Cement Drives, P1111011, walks & etc. LICENSED $69.9453 5 78-hotorc"cles - -: OfficeCleaning - I S3-TVRidiOS1i3O "wo 111111114 011111" 0 *1 - Tractor M Caw, Box, Blade, Moww, Disc. 22, trailer. Call Searslcsnmor. compactor R. 1.1,5, Lic. [a 2,640 _____ __ debris, I rash Applinces & Misc (LOCAL 3.s9 5371 S 6chlr*i'yToois - - apartment. (buildle" only so 0 .. UY o ________ . njnt •Top .u.,$t - raid for junk S usns Icars, trucks & heavy oquIpmom.4 __ '' - Light Hauling _ -- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALO 11111111 N ormerl Har itt' 5`19 12- - Ist St., X2.5742 Call 3221624; FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cork & Hirt 323-7560 Used Refrigerators, all working $65 I VP.'Frse delivery. Sanford Furniture Selvaiget, 17." So. of ANYTIME .. - . ft Jr. ., - .1 * . ... .:It , 77.00 ' - beaUT''1 ca' - 322.3"o . La*nmower sales s, service. Wesell the.best & service the rnt. Western Auto 101 W. Ist St. 322-440:1 -- phy, N. C 3106 WPM I Its'Alliamooft. Ia7*3 I -- fTT , V8" - AILS 6 61--Building ftterWIs Brand Now InforWing sediding q4 price. SwAord Furniture Sil. ___ - . ______ ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For information Call 531-6290. -ANOWICIlls ___ - sPeclallsts, top Soil & fill dirt, Sod hying & free trimmIn 3232918 - s Mur Unsworth Realty U 77-Junk --------- 59-Naisical 1- PoPupcamperA.1 cond., sleeps 6, 3 now tires, Inc. rot. So link. $1600. Mills. 17 go Remington Wing Master. model 870, FC & vent rib. New gun case. $175. 323-1131. - - $1125. 3MI13S , Lawn Service AppIlaItces Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 towing eqpt. Inc., plus much more. A.1 Camp Ground. Site 79 anytime. 1st $1,500 takes it. Must sell I I - on . = _ - . * radio, depth finder, head & - - 22 Concord Travel Trailer, fully self contained, dual axles, all tandem trailer. 323.173). -I.' I-I Parking . vacuupi,' ref. $112.50 exc cond.; color I BOW TV's 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 322. 1,01 Open Tues. thru sot. 9: 30 to 5:30., OA-0001 Suft 111%a" ly BuiidtO$uN'-Iiwlsiovyoun. - ___________________________ Co nt Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 0719 Mowing 371 009 Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at Sanford 322.I" I - 75-RotrPafinn11 tIcshirLic 20' Critchfield I-C, cutty cab, CS 51-4busehoW Ciaods &2bcrU3WOnpovedfrontep. ' OVoW.10 Pid dwrL By ownst 3034K a". W541111 -_____________ The Real Estate Agency Bonded & Ins. ___________________ Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND Co. iuwu LIc., ------ - 2921 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla, 37771 NOW Butcher Block & Chr 701 side. 3W050111 Contemporary LM Illils. Oorringa E. Altamonte Dr. 339-Oin. retail W.", NOW 11110. Sanford Furniture Solvage, 11.#2 $0. of Commercials vacant, Sanford $111114ord. 322-InI. Ave., South of 29h 61. Iwater a Sower). Price reduced to U."111 Lovely, comfortable, Castro - Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri cal, Plumbing ServiceS Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6294. We Se ll Estates __ Kelioggs Auction Sales 3231050 ROBSON MARINE Footlocker's $16 95up ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3235191 . LawnM ____ Consignments Welcome 62-lawn-Garden ___________________ TWflL.0 i - ESTATE ASSOCIATES SALES SANFORQ'S EADIRI WE LIST & SELL • . - - _____ newly wallpapered both So kit- I Many More Extrast OPP WAR. RANTED.'Only 66MMI . r . RUL Wd & Moclil Morel Horn*. owners Assoct SPP WAR nrA" Just W1111101 - Auction Thurs. 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 river & boating experience. Please call after 6 p.m. 371.0937. PentaxCamna,Model KX l3SmmIense 323-1731 5 ________ Air Conditioning Kelloggs Auction Sates S. Sanford Ave. across from Pinebreeje Egg Farm with a good knowledge of the • ALTAMNTE Lot 1 ___ - di'euers, baby buggies, auto Maytag washer. Lots of boxes of WOULOYOULIKE To RENT One week In Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples 3Pc cot desk set i 4 drawelf, metal file cab., SOPOYMNIor check writer, $20. At i exc. cord. Lp'Z.Boy recliner, good cond. 32isiO. vestment Counsellors. 562-4173 Excellent location In busy shop. ping center In fast growing Doltons or". Current gross 11110,0110. Other InWW* force Sale. Lot us show you this maker-the plitus on us. ' L . - . - AUTIFULI 4 BR, 3 both home . - 'PMO VM INN* Ow o. 1 IN SALES IN 1979 mdse.from flea market dealers. AND LET AN EXP 55.-Boats & Accessories Hwy 436. 579,900. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Attractive 2 Bdrm, I Both home with large family ocion , citrus fruit trees and nice lawn. Canventional or FHA-VA. 111211,1150. LISTED 2 BR, I both home - C. Marwrl Meat as a pint . I' V W411 tfw4o. MUST SEE BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME 3 Berm, 1',, Bath, large lot, close to fishing, boating, and down. town. Call now for an. ItALIT - KtALIUKb . OWnd " F%ft NwApd . W Esm, His $Iwe brAML W assist financing or consider trade. 135,000. - - Longwood. Highland Hills. ______ .-------- ____ I SOO S. French Ave. _ ' DECIDE ON YOUR I ACRE. 0)92 ON 17-92. Poor 13ht '°l'orclng owner to sell CAR-CLEAN AND RADIATOR REPAIR. Will TENSTROM dkies, oft 'migglisill",; aw"FLerfillodformoup.o. "Mmo@WAI . of on""94"L 31 ;r.P,4 .5774 Day or Night "s" GOING ON VACATION? Husband S wife will house sit. Exec. temporarly relocated to Orlando area, responsible, w. rot. Avail Imm. I wk. to 3 mos. 9"421-2239 or 305-322-00117. PM * 2 Fam. Garage Sale. Clothes, turn ., misc. Fri 21 to Mon. 27,9 fit? 323 & 326 Heather Ave., __________________ P.M. 9TOCHOOSEFROM IlID r "u" i __________________ *THURSDAY 7 CO. __________________________ Large selection of food! Back to school saId New note books, paper, pens, etc., new & old jewelry, silverware, bug screens, dec. hardware, new ceramic & porcelain figurines, 3 21,000 sed •mcomp under ;aI.r:nty, SUNDAY AUG 2Cth " Multi-Fam garage sale, Fri & Sat. 51 CU mike. Odds & Ends. ld5Grandbend, I.A. Mary. j4j.,731 LOOK TODAY AND rm + IWX210, lot. Inc. REALTOR, MLS Beds, Dbl motel box springs & mattresses, $et. Sanford Auction 1215 S. Fren ch, 323.1340 Handy Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 6531. ' BUSINESSSE~ * AUCTION * 121 Lit. Minnie Dr. (Park Ridge) ___________________ __________________________ - ____________ C_s"V4i__ 1@N~-8W910 k rold Noll Itsifty 'L -1-11111 I W111111111F GM 1111181111i" Jo WAft, to Iliffit N19M. , r'NE* I I 323.9105 MOTOR 1 -- CONSU 3620. Garaoe Sale Aug. 23 From9a.m..5p.m, __________________________ - For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap praisals, Coil Deli's Auction 323. Moving Sale: iii Fairlane Cir. Furn & Clothing. Thuri, Fri & Sat. 323-4933. _________________________ Singer5,wlngMachine WCabi,,et,$iOO 322 7960 - _______________________ ____________________ 96,Sun. 93. Odds& ends, many new items. .RD 4 DR. $550 ____________________ Yard Sale: 2102 Sanford Ave., Sat. ROCK Screen ed A, Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfield Central Contracting Inc. 904736 6123 904•7753503 _______________________ Inc. 9'x30" table. $130 5304132o'329011 lvSS. WAGON $3995 LOADED ______________________ '72Chev. Impala ' 10"Deckerradlalarmsaw REALTORS INC. ",Home has 19. kit., FR & Fl. ., ___ -am ____ ..L 1. . ' I .. I . . "'.. J., .., MNI _ - ments for you to move In with monthly pa yments of approx. dies, cony, location $34 NEWCOMERI 114.10 P5.111 .. ____ If * '69,900 _____ pill" 04 so so evelli" off a do" ow ft 1 7811764 or $ 5995 1977 CHRYSLER -TLC 3224820 a classified ad, and pile the mon ey in your walleti S4--Qrage Sales ___________________________ Name brands- Cinderella, Lake Markham Rd. acres, acres already platted. Over ioo' Lit. Front wooded. ssoo,000. STORY F Welcrme I REALlry ________________________ , 43-Lots-Acreage 4 W.O. LOADED . '73Mercury Marquis PS, PO, Air, AM FM, $1185 high as an elephant's eye. Place Girls Clothing: sizes 31 & 41. VAIFHA Financi this lovely home, 3 SR, 3 6 In I - a" . II OVERCMILLION 1111111111116 r A'N1 T GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103OrIando Dr. 333.5200 ng lot In one of Sanford's :. I` do" W WL Wall ftr retwed W, Illeftwiellres 0 i nii L 40419L -- O.JICTSOUS N to, If lA NO, 10III ,$ 2500 sq. ft. of gracious living lIlIllVeiytQ.Mayfalr3BR,2 (Lsssthan $4,400 per lot) Owner: W. A. Hoffman, Trustee __ I - . P.O. lox 3164, Lasigwssd, Fl.. 32731 305-1624172 912 Frelitch Ave. (cow. 10 Ao Frw4h) Sit our beautiful now BROAD. MORE, front So rear BRIs. 1978 CHEVY P.U. Wallace Don't pile no longer needed items For Sale: mt. Cadet riding lawn mower, 10 hp eng. Runs g, 1220 Randolph. 323-901. Homes Immac. $2,650. See at Monroe Harbour Marina, Pier A Cash $"S for the new low price of Just $34,ge, That's all for this 3 BR, 1 ___________________ LOADED 55OO - loaded, air, stereo, 31,000 mi. niture Salvage. 3325721. Good used (urn,, appliances plumbing fixtures, bldg. material. 3325659 _____ Larry's 215finest Sanfg4 Ave. Hornet Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., cold Buy &Mart, Sell, the in used air, new paint, very economical furniture, Retrig., stoves, tooi.' so 322-1387. "THUD". You won't find better REALTOR 3224951 MULTIPLE LISIINGSERVICE Eves34C.5400.322.1959 1978 CAMARO 6 CYL APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. 1975 Mercury Monarch, Ghia, .4 ______________________ AGENC' $1295 610 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & ________ STIMPER 1973 DATSUN 2 DR. $311 for further details. _____ can ST.R.E.T.C.H out in this :( WELDINSFITTERS lxc. pay w.mp. AM EMPLOYMENT smilesumm , 081wil.40 vie dmw" 111111111, so - 11111111171"1111114 NAM ITATM .4004 No. -All - $97,500. ,f)' ', TRADE-INS the reserved price. Call 904-235- -- $ TIRED OF COMPACTS? You Bhomeonquletstreot. Roomfor garden - eat-in kit. I. much more. __ the only one in Florida. You set 68-Wanted to Bt1Y - ): - .K$ed, has a 1 BR apt, over dbl. ******** .*forffiepswpsosst REALTOR 322 4000MLS ________________________________ -_ -. 1OF A KIND sedate aider 2 jj home, bea utifully land. HOFFMAN IVISTMINT COUNSRLOI$ -________________ *1 •leklSwINI.andv& commas *VmWAPWksafto -is I&um 40 . rshfaM WWW4 k" ft In Me DATED: ,,.. : - REDUCED TO *lRy4rlos, hcwflN. The C$WukeMrywiup,slid a Public Niorkig at the City Hail, 110 B. Crystal Lake Avenue, Lake G19M Zoned CO-2 (Commercial, Rental Units, Miniware Houses) Fronting on Park Or';, Oak £ Myrtle Ave. AUTOMOTIVEAIACHINIfl EngIne ribuildur, Seminole Autu Machine, Ill E. NIh Pt, Eap nIyI Wagus commeneura, w NeolIuus,PujuwIfo. r Back to school car '7) Torin Spo rt , wide tires, loadedCP hot stereo. etc $1795 322 1086 o' 3221661 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION m - REALTOR.322 7495 graciousoider2story,4BR,2 B home located on a tree lined street. Needs some paint I fixxlin, could be converted. Ist "utos, for Sale __ perf _______ aft Raborn IAL I trail, western 8. English hot. semanship Over 50 1st places Irl Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. ______ local & AQHA Shows, Owner Daytona Beach, will hold a going to college. Call 3220839 public AUTO AUCTION every _____ Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30, Ii's --- _________ Utility bldg. In Lit. Kathryn. Must see to appreciate. 534.2701 - - S'putopper panel, Ilfes, storage. Fair cond. Make offer 3235917 Priest" 15.3 hands, cxc. youth Show horse, top or er in ) ,, -. i Bart _ REAL ESTATE lwacy galore yet mm. from 1.4. . ;O,* . JCREST 3 SR, roof water 4 1111-411illstor& water to air heat pump . I New 39; eing, & trans. Extra nice Spau parts. 322 2382 NEW CAR 4), CaI home w.FP on 2.3 acres, j.unit. Ail3 yrs. old. Lg. yd., - to school I shopping. BANKRUPTCY 322.2611 for appolntmint AU. CLAIMS. DIMANOL AND WILL M FOREVER lAMED. - S I ' - - Hal ' 0 ( 0 79-Trucks-Trailers -- __ / ¼\ time altered. 145,000. 9&L REALTORS VICSonlorclAve. 322-7972 JUST MAIE PAYMENTS-69 t '75 models CmlI 339 91 0 or 83 1605 (Dealer; - -- _____ fenced rear yd. Exc. termsl $29,900. Buddy 2 BR, I B 1g. fam. I sc. rm. 1,000. - I 'IE MARY. BeautIful 3 BR, 25 ' (rk/ new carpeting & paint thru out, 42o 16 vacant lots, water, sewer, fronting on 3 paved streets, formerly property of Food Fair, Inc. Debtor In Possession, Chapter XI. CALL DORIS DIETRICH DIM _____ address______ If the PiflInal r*N' tattoo's set N.* below. "IN "ay are All wllaa hw dw"ra Oak* the Uhft we required, WITHIN MONTHS FROM THE D THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICt 10tft wish INS, dark #44 #4 44 4 ___________________ offfisCityofiaawerd. Florida, H.H. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk PublishA .16, 3, 3111q9.4, 1575 Ellis vwa . . lot or our lot. *OUR BEST PRICEI 10.1 acres in cleared Cypress isles in near St Johns River. Wanttoopenan ICE CREAM shoOstee p $11,200. $6500 in a high traffic area? The walk-in Pentax Enter prise Dept $14 P.O. Box 113$ Middletown, Ohio - 45042. ____ 1W . - •- ____ 1 - Earn as much as $500 per 1000 stuffing envelopes with our ' circulars. For Information: ON Its PII.SR and ~Ion. A COPY shall be available at Office Of liii City Clerk for all ',VgNING HERALD C0RRES. PONDINTS FOR THE SAP4 PSUM desiring to examine me FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A 5U*. FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, All parties In into end citizens HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE ihail mlvi an opportuntt'v to FELXIILE AND LIKE PEO heard at said P5.1, By OIV Of the CIty Commisilon piwleg pmiI 40 ra"Irst PROMTHIN IT u TM DATE OF Rig IPft rvm - SECTION 3. That tIlls Ordinance sh&lbscem,effodMlmmej.tet .4, 4 4 4 4 CASHIERS Will t rain. FT or AAA EMPLOYM ENT Sl2FrenchAve. (car. 10th So French) 323517C F,N'aProvism of said Chapter 171, Florida Statutes. . OlciUld NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS O*.DEMAND$ AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adntlnistrallsn of the estate of CORINE s. $TIMILY, deceased, File Number 75.3$6.p, "pr ''"is eflhu tine dt is maii 'are - , ,.--,- q- I LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, Il, 7 B brick home w-brand port, den w.wet bat, eat in Iii?. 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. $59,500. Terms - I Phone 3fl.71$1, Sanford 3 BR, 1½ B spilt plan, fenced yd. sc. patio, cony., workshop Of' Office In rear . All for $31,900. 'MONTH PAYS ALL with 750 dn. Sharp 3 BR, w.0 w.w carpet, new ref., gas closet in MaR, 1. We utility rm. Won't last. Kidsgone,buttheswingset In the back yard isn't? Sell It with a want ad. Call 3222611. _______________________________ Free German Shepherds. 1 fern, 1yrold; 1 blk& n male. 3 mo. 323.5031. . 5_ W.GarnetWhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. _____________________ 107W. Commercial $23,000. perfect location is now avail. / - ft 80-Autos for Sale I 323 3866 or 32) 7710 _.......______- Block home. Terms avail. 3fl0231,323.7173,3220779 INC. % %, 322-0216 aft C ____________________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. REALTOR 3fl.O63, 332.1557, 322.7177 U Motorcycle' Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3230*16 ByOWner3BR,2B LTY i COLBERT, REALTY PIN 11 U 7torcycles Free Puppies V Enterprise. Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 644 30.L3, ASSOCIATES NEEDED ely brick home. 4 BR, 2 B, irnming pool & many extras. Glenwair Dr. US000 '. be over 1$ yrs. old. Apply at any store. W 101*00 _____ I I ____ , governing authority Of the City Of VMI dies VMA 61WI I* affifted, It the dalla Is alwe of fits, wmetWo No be FaNeWbIll Ile WOW" IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII0 Mwoe"M self, ** P"N" M I IMA gmtl"w W VRII"Wat"O "Ile do"" 1111111111 Claim Is *A how"t -4WNW 0 remm Marlitilp lill-il. If ftcwm Is 1 co 0% ow . clislerAw dwkw ftp* lusoamb be ruslood dWW4 mos of *a dwo to ft mm 11119, 41AM C11110114111110 00 dWkW I"1111111011I II .M"ftckfto"aft"lif ?A&* C1111111111111 40 NO d" Is ft cileft.se II MrWalfWflEltatlus. to 0 , IIINN lolillsinwill,raltichin I ___ " PROBATE DIVISION Pile Number 7,-354CP DivIsise IN RE: ESTATE OF CORENI S. STIMELY $l101*$ I I zl~ , .,. ! i?, 1 , 4- ~~11 ;"I I , !V., -1 11_ . Raw & Orldw Tells C-or"To' I il - --- - leave It your REAL ESTATE spacious home in prestigious U r Cash for your lot! Will build on $26,500. Realtor Owflf, ea.S BR, 3 B, swimming pool, P, 2 car garage & much more. 00 Cornell Dr. 5*9,900. i5Pets.5uppIies To 235-Con . Homes Low Down Payment 3 BR, 1 B. gas heat, fenced yd. Aft.5322.7111 by Gill Fox VA-FHA- Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, car. Zoned commercial - 100' on Sanford Ave. $15,500. SIDE GLANCES __ BUILDER. 3222217. garage ww carpet, C H&A, fenced bit. yd. $53,900. Easy Terms! NOw$cceptingapplicaflonsforfull & Wt time *MPIOYMOM with HandV Way Food Stores. Must . a the alliellis C"" a. WNW Hima __ "A" THIS IMTICIII, tie ft wn the dark o0afrAW of My Claim or demeelld AN Wer" W d"Mato d #0 sbm ~. aw a %W"M " my hm. ft& clielfist WAM 60 avow cNism ad "MIN " 4& * .* * * *111111, * * . , CRUM mlii" IIIIII811100 SO any Claim Or dIWAM In WNMG WA 1111111111111 WAkaft Ow SrSenigill" Ift 116111110.4111) ""MV have. litach clislim wAN be beals hr ft claim, ** ne" MN @11seld WA WO wilser" 01111 Of . In wrifIR11111 and MW 1111111CIN IM 80005 Of ft CMdNW W hk a"* jeeldft als" W" SW hM Mil . , MA) DalliClierk6M611116 Male 1W wo claim, lift "me No W sl$wllsv 0 a" ft ww" rw* to Provide-11 and woo Days Im Seall"46 61.4 * dV . 33,118.00 Higtnwsy 17.91. Pn PIi. PisiUs __ 32731 'flne fl• and address Of psr.snol resreauntativo's All persons having claims 14,ISIOS demands against the estate we required0 WITHIN ' THREN gs' "Iss MONTHS FROM- THR DATE OF C4B*MSWVkODWWA Noll i $Z133.0i) 161,37000 ____ WOWD"WfWAM "war D"Wh"" AdMitillsilrello Dopler"" .1111,1111111. RO"Wio I FlorIda 2= we W farm W". (I". nftw" Bullek&Z ing fl.wi (Fad. NavuIwe . of Walter E. Schuette, deceased.File Number754U.Cp,lep.,ljin the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DIviiion, of cin $sn County ____ Courthouse, Sanford, 32771, The personal representative of the estate Is .Ishn 3,500.101 CI,. - IN RI: ESTATE OF WALTER E. SCHUETTE, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate ___ $ 704*00 ASSEMBLYMECH. Exp. Pay & benefits AAA EMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAye. How about a 4 BR 1 B older home on Meilonvilie Ave., 2 garages, fen ced bit. yd., fruit trees & extra lot for only $23,900. - New 223 HoM*S. 4 Pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to $31,000. Low dawn payments, ved street & Much More. SO __ ________ Illegally denied Interviews with Publish: August 14, 73, 2979 She refused to Identify the reporters and a chance to make DEM.S$ two men, but told Block and a Matesn )iJ5 ____________________ just before William' the mfel4 later If .l.th L.pal arti tral H&A, w-w carpet, Ct. assumable mortgage. 7,500. & kindergarten - limited . o 323.5176 ma., for more information call .- - --- 222.4400 or 322.3532. Lutheran ___________________________ _____________________________ * * * * * * * * ________________________ _______ _________________________ : * * * - * __ Register now for Fall term, Spenkelink was gagged to missloners In public hearings on Way, Calseiberry, Seminole County, Township 20 5, Range 31 1 and October 9 a nd 23. 1979. The public Is Florida, under the fictitious name Of 1 acre net. Invited to attend and be heard ALLWAY$COMPOETCOOUNG& containing________ Church Ofthe Redeemer, cotton duftsd kite his rusn body to..d in a shower after concerning SECTION 2. That upon this or. ___________ the' ProPoSedPlan •MSfld HEATING d that I Wend I. dlnane hSSeiitlne Of$sthv. the I ft examwididiiWe,body mwft to *A'Cov*r*AhW* ' regISW Said name with that Clork of THE LOCAL the Circuit Court, ML Holdman mid ow of thle wade ad cmtahied by Uw Swnlno4 County, Prop" described herein *MI be _ PLAN NING AGENCY OF Florida In accordance with the entitled to all the rlohts and ates willing to testify wrote üunSte d. ton, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. provisions of the Fictitious Name privileges and immunitlos as are LPN Ml time. xp. wFiorlda the Benjamin E. Price, letter to the Florida State Block and Williams are Statutes, To.Wlt: Section $63.05 from time to time granted to Chairman license. 4.12. 322.5561, Sanford University student newspaper, probing those Florida Statutes 2957. resldentsandpropsrty owne',of the allegations and Local Planning Agency Nursing .&Conv. Center. the Flambeau, which triggered charges that Spenkellnk was 51g. Frank bu rn out City Of Sanford, Florida, and as are - Seminole County, Publish Aug. 1 23,301 Sept, C, 1519 further provided In Chapter 171, the Graham probe. Florida smkeun was gagged and keep him from talking and his ___________ Ii 5 e res House for Sale: 109 Country Club Rd. Rd.28R.IB.322.S33Latt2p.m. Owner will finance. w-w carpet. Good location, p3,900. Immaculate 4 BR, 2 B, 2 car HIGH & DRY DeBary 3 OR, 2 bath block en reened porch, sodded yard, Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto PLUMBER 3 BR, 1' Ba, w.2 adjoining lots + fit trees. 5*950. yd., nicely landscaped, C H&A, BR, 25 condo for rent, rpet, C H&A, W.O, Frost Free _____________ _____________________________ _____ Spotless 3 BR, I B, ref., stove, drapes, part. turn., for only $26,500. - Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carpet, fenced 40 -'Condomjnjums 1 BR'- $119 up. Pool. Adults y, 12-4pKlIINflCSS ft,, to the I line of Sic, C, Thenci £ r Beautiful home site. Osteen area almost 3 acres. $10,500. CLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. II those thing s that are just aking up space with a want ad theHerald3n.26ilori.m. Apts. for Senlr Citizens. Down.. town, very clean I roomy. ___________________________ W ____________________ ridiculously futile effort SO stop recommendations on amendments - ill am ?638 Sanford Ave. 0759 AfI. H rs. 3 22 7643, 322-4869 Rent ______ _______ * * * * * * * * 322-73146 R.I. ne th o Based In part on the comments Publish: August 23,3 Se Ms Holdinan was questioned letter cotton was it ptember psralwfth eSlineof said Sec. C, elink's rectum "in a received In the public hearing the 6, 13, 1919 Wednesday by Mate Inspector S 300.00 ft. thence IlL parallel wiffi Local Planning Agency will make DEM. the said ACI. Railroad R. 2fl Ge Dick W_____ i s _____ the current was app Miami lawyer Irwin Block, Seminole County for consideration lied." assigned by Gov. Bob Graham Notice Is hereby given that I am' of Beginning. less the $ ft for Rd by the Board of County Corn. engaged in business at 613 Doheny All in the SE ¼ of the SW ¼ of Sec. 6, to probe allegations that to - -- South line of Section C, Township Florida BATEMAN REALTY w.optionto Exp. local delivery AA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (corlorn& French) 323-Slid maintenance. Part time, In 41-Houses _________________ _______ Would like to rent 3BR home buy ri John E. Polk, ' ___________ 41-Hotj lie home lot now avail. Lg. trees, adults, quiet, walking distance to all shopping. See at Park Ave. Mobile Park. CU nub 91ire a ir - 3S-4biIe Home Lots CalI 323O LPN. Full time L part time. Apply Lost: Fem.,bik,,Sh.plierd Ira old choke chain "Ginger" 3224644 S - _______________________ - - County, Florida, will hold a public follows: Exp.& own tools municipal services to the property hearing on August 30, 1919, at 1 BR executive decorator fur. AAA EMPLOYMENT Day Care In my home One 1971 AMC Gremlin desa'ibsd hereIn, and the city hour Of 1:00 p.m., at the Altamonte Automobile, nished Condo. Pool, club housi, 912 French Ave. Red In Color Commission of the City of Sanford, Up to 1 year olds Springs City Hall, Commission cable TV. Everything furnished (cot. 1h & French) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) aISWUJ that steps ID No. A1e46.SE$geM Florlde,dlemsptjnthebe,tintered ___________________ 322.5712 SO Protect Chambers, Altamonte Springs, Incshes&iinens.$isOwk., W. 321.5176 ___________________________ -Death penalty opponents say them. would be taken. being stored at 17.92 Shell, of the City to acce pt io said petit n Florida, In order to disctrs and hear CaSSolborry, Flarkla. mo. + tax. 322.7991. . and to annex said property. two Inmates on Florida State Department of Corrections comments on additions and __ 9-41306d 7Wnp to Eat _* * undersigned U Sheriff of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ______________________ Prison's Death Row will testify spokeanan Vernon Bradford revisions as Comprehensive, Seminole County, F lorida, will at ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF FURNISHED APARTMENT no , =&to Who teAffiell Will. Amendments to the adopted 11: that John Spenkelink was Said 00 A.M. on the idh day of Sep.' THE CITY OF SANFORD, Poultry, beet, pork, fish. Free Comprehensive Plan for Seminole lemb0l", SURVEY PARTY CHIEF A. D. IM, of for for Sol* arid FLORDA: 323.8282 delivery, min. $20 order. Sanford mistreated before his ixecutlan be punished. County, Florida. In addition to . . Position available for Party Chief Soil to the highest bidder, for cash, SECTION 1. That the following area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion UproIectedmtsliaUon Exp. in property surveying & "The department Mass Transit, Aviation.Ports, and SUbIIC$ to any and all existing liens, described property situated ifl MiSts. 1 BR,furn. apt., adulTs th is more Electric UtilIties Elements a at subdivIslon construction layout. priion OffiCials. e Frent (West) Door of the SemInole County, Florida be a. anxioi than anyone to have the Library Element will also be con- S Nopets, $135. it Exc.Salary&beneflts. Growinq em inole County Courthouse In the sam. is hereby annexed to and willing to give full accurate facts concer1ng sidered. While the entire Corn. Sanf 322.2296aft4 . 11-instruction long established firm. Contact _________________________ or d Florida, th bo e a ve made a part of the City of Sanford, _________________________ prehenslve Plan will Wilson, er Mill , Barton, Soil & be subject to described personal pro pe but they are con- this made public," Bradford review, primary focus will be on the Florida putivant to the vOlimtaty rty, Peek Inc. 1.$13773.1124, Naples, corned about retali That said sale Is being made to annexation Provisions of Section ation land said. "We can assure the Short Range Development Plan sotisty Fl. it 171.044, FlorIda Statutes: terra of said Wr MAKE AN HEIRLOOM punitive measures," 'bald Inquiring team and the public (principally the Detailed Future Execution. Begin at the Intersection of the CreativeExpresslorts nd Scharlet ea Is ng 323-$$12 : Handymanforrentalunit te Holdman, executive there will be no retaliation or being held pursuant to the Love ift director of the Florida punitive action." Sheriff S,Range3lEandtheWLYR.WIlne Thle InInate charged requirements of Local Government Ideal forretired.671.5714 PRIVATE VOICEL.ESSONS Seminole County, Clearinghouse on Criminal of the OvIlde Branch Of the ACL Comprehensive Planning Act of 151$ 0 I U =I College student desiring yd. . Wark. Largo orsmall. -. 18-He lp Wanted ___________________________ 'S-Lost,& Found WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, Local Planning Agency Of Seminole more pañicuiariy described as Florida, is in a position to provide Set U 41 U 21-Situations VIfled - 1T U U £ U Temp assignment to trairrin purchasing position for iêge company. No fees. Call Norrell Temporary Service. WillS. DEADLI NES owners In the area described N U 3 Lutes Minimum requesting annexation to the corporate area of the r,itv of NOTICE OF S$IRIPF'5$ALE San ford, Florid a, and requesting to First&iyChtIdcVecSnterOpIn The 14-year-old appeared at a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that be includid therelni and Saturday in Sanford Begin. Law enforcement officials engaged in business at 2014 by virtue of that certainWrit SaJWOfd Early tIng WHEREAS, th e Property Ap. detent1onhear1ngbaforeInIa said they became suspicious Kewannee Tr., Casselberry, Execution issued out of and under pralssrofSeminol.County,pior, Chiidcare Center. 232444$. _____________________________ River Circuit Judge Philip because Bell Seminole County, Florida, under the the ,.. Of the County Court of havIng certified that there are ; Will keep Sm. children seemed to know Noürse Wednesday evening and ..too many ay details about th fictitious nameof SOLAR SYSTEMS Seminole County, Florida, icon a property owners In the area to be inmyhomewkdays e SERVICE CO. and that I intend to ni ludgement rindared In the annexed, and that said property register said name with the Clerk 323-1113 aoreeaid court on the 24th day of owners have slgited the pefiflon for the Circuit Court, Seminole County January, A.D. 1919, In that certain annexation: and Florida in accordance with the case entitled, The Atlantic lank of WHEREAS, it has been deter. JUST THI'p4K, IF CLASSIFIED provisions of the Fictitious Name orlando Plaintiff, .vs. Thomas L. mined that the property describedADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE Statutes, To-Wit: compact WOULDN'T BE ANYII Florida Statutes 1937.Section $63.05 Heckel 1. LorraIne K. Heckel, herafraifter Is reasonably lnk _ are. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of andcontlguoustothecorporate Sig. James S. Nedela Wiilbabyslt inmy home Execution was delivered to me as of theCltyof Sanford, Florida, and It ___________________ Publish Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 for small children. SherIff of SIInIIIOIS County, Florida, has further been determined that DEM.V IndIhaveievisduponmefoIlng Iheannsxationofsaid tywiiJ described property owned by not resu lt Inthe crest Notice of Public Nearing Chlidcsrelnmyhome Thomas Heckel, laid property being dave; and NOTICE is hereby given that the ated ln$emInoie ty day or nite. p (1 34 1quilro 1 Nurses Aides, 7.3 shift. preferred. Apply in per Lakeview Nursing Center, 9W 2nd St. Exp. mech, must have o*Ti tOOE.3 day, wit., paid holidays, frldos ftansfits 5200 to $300 slUt ifline ................. 4k a line Hou1W Seminole County Courthouse, FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE Sanford, Florida. WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN Dated: S.23.7 NEXATION PROVI$IONSOF SEC. GEORGE R. OROSSE TION 171.044, FLORIDA STA. United States Marshal lUTES: PROVIDING AN EFFEC. Middle District of Florida TIVE DATE. KENDELI. W. WHERRY WHEREAS, there has been filed Assistant United States Attorney with the City Clerk of the City of Attorney for Plaintiff Sanford, Florida, a petition con. Publish: August 23, 30, September talning the nam es of the property ______________ Orlando - Winter Park Thursday, Aug. 23,1919-7 8 uI•IuuIIu...u.gj - AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your ear péwir. For details, Call 14611 or 6613015. CLASSIFIED ADS COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY COURT NO: 79.I5.OrI.CIV.N OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Notice Is hereby givin that a Plaintiff, -vs. CLEMMIE MAE Public Hearing will be held at the GARRETT, a single woman, Commission Room in the City Hall Defondant(s), NOTICI OP SALE In the City of Sanford, Florida, at Notice is hereby given that puruar* 7:00 o'clock P.M. on September 10, to a Final Decree of Foreclosure 191, to consider the adoption of an entered on August 1, 1975 by the ordinance by the City of Sanford, above entitled Court In the above Florida, as follows: styled cause, the undersigned 4RDINANCI010.140 United States Marshal, or one Of his AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF duly authorized deputies, will sell SANFORD, FLORIDA. TO ANNEX the property situate in Seminole WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA County, Florida, described s: Lot OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, 23, Orange Orange Estates, •C. FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF cording to the plot thereof as SAID ORDINANCE, A PORTION frocorded In Plat look iC pege SC Of OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY the Public Records of Seminole - LYING NORTH OF AND AIUTT. County, Florida, subject, however, INO AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND to taxes, If any doe, for the yeor 1919 BETWEEN KNUDSEN DRIVE at public outcry to the hjofest and AND THE SEABOARD COAST best bidder for cash at 12 o'clock LINE RAILROAD RIGHT-OF.noon on Thursday, September 27, WAY, SAID PROPERTY LOCAl. 1n at the West door of the ED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Charged Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 18-HePPWaflfod____ iijallotki �- •. . - . . - . . . SI-ivini, Herald, unbid, Fl. -,r. . - - . . - Thuridy, Aug. n, in 15 911111111111111111111 T ROACH and ANT SPRAY 1 I SUNDECK SYNTHETIC TURF -"* j . I Controls roaches, ants, flies, . I] 'i$' mosquitos, wasps, waterbugs,. arab / .". '• Ideal for patios, family rooms, boat decks. Resists mildew, weather. Insects, chemicals. In teds L-2701 Tan, 1.2702 Blue! Black, L-2703 Red! Black, L-2704 Green! spiders, moths, silverfish, chlágersand ca,pee 32 oz. . ,.t " botti. with sprayer. . L i ;, .,,~"_ el 19"._.V_1 00 -. :*.-, I , ' ..; 11.r * '• , L-jz % ,m 2 99 . I V .. (Ii li d t _i~`Itr 0 •L &,F __ ".- •, • 4 A. p i-~'-J-~'.;',-~ , t1.!-:1 .,.,~.2 r~ iii. I .%, . ~C,l, "', 11- .. . -.,jx-' INDEPENDENT FLORIDANAIL • " .;I -r, 'V' 1 , "Y. 1 .11 1k .~ If : - ~~'ev .• I I .. C 11191#1111 . like$l Re ___ ' •.'. I BATTERIES , i-`-'_j*, 319 ... .,. Pal • 1_.\rn 6~ . ..., . ftop" , 1-. .1 .- ~,;. .~1,71;1~1 ~~, . , L " - r,4-,.-;.-!~:i,n "flow" Each ;, ,,l '. il ~,",A Battery - ~-:A"-r;, Reg.Pnce(e&batte,y).... . . ............ RegAice(pound1........ .... ......X '1 " W M 11,11I_0~ 4 :II ; :-.- ..•:':'t" !4 Premixed sand, CARPIT . " ,Z:r is, , 1,~ *- lb. boo makes 213 cu. i jal~ ' r_,Wi.F - VNPIIJ for /on TLlrruIlu me a Rbig.s rsJjifd safiy blades, M 1hh so had AIMM '--- 0 I 100% nylon level loop car. , .... " liii 11"Loa 15 ________________________ 8"*11$" dISITItSI wwd NOI 1. " II Each afternoon. In gy 111111011111111811110111 colivior The ,_, 0 .11 'Ii~ e 0Piece . 0 ,~., .~. . -A. ; ..I- ~ -dS 28" x 8' (sheet) ••.,,. If ____ possible damage" to the E ptlan-Israel.t Seminole County Superin- Zehdi I[Abib Terzio the official PLO ob. server at the U.N., countered that the Camp s cluded Palestinian 64Statehoodof and divided t.he Palesti.nian people g tendent of Schools William Uyer said the $8,100 had not been included in his original budget reconunendations to the school board. Patricia Scott, president of dents Thursday, Young first said he was He opened his statement with an apology to he "assumed" there wouldbeavoteinwhlchhewaspreparedto Young "Iamsorrylfmyaddressingyou use the 'c) causes embarrasanent to your government .42C memo mobw '" ofew 5 ' 5 $5 UQMNM 11 fl. oL - •- LOOK 26" x 12' (sheet). . your home mudmum security. Rugged, square bolt with 5/8" throw automatically deadlocks RUM* againSt emid SSUfS. Opens With - -in plO_wa. SWVINYLFLOORM Prime floorIng In 12' widths. Intet' MACCOO I '' _ Can he loose.lsld or Jnbtxn Inside. decorator colors and psftst' steti diets door and WInd 3/16" xl" 2.55 4 117o xW ......... • num finish. ne., iw, ø *20' .... .. . . . _____ w n www Square ..... . a - bus, ud many other decor. stive Items. No, LN1401. 0 11 ft oz. camk s (.s.)..... _____ CLAMP LAMP . 11111101111011101111111INTMEN CHBXTGF4 Q*F$'7• • Each.. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . 0.35 .. Sq.Yd.. . . . . . for aiop or tons , Swivel feeture ad. _ 1 2.SS WAILDINNIR IWITCH ' 0 in any Position' A233D10SQ0 . .. ... . . Isslils Imss - S - Outside Comer 8' Shoe Ksft Isokid bullb . '"s' votary. No, $0 15VWir,ar s'' ,$ty's Square . $TflsA$5IjpJ,m 2 -ring ' ad 8111181 01180 from ons pIsee sL outectu*s. 7 - NO.307 111w". Tl7SSGrsy pv. ism .-..,.. ... . . . . No.408. - .12.15 318"x4'xt PLYVMD . _iff' ____ - 4, I j 2' . I 3W'x-Vx1rCDX . -0 6 a so 0. 66)t IW'x 41 x Ir WX 1410... is" . I 12'a14'.....,....,,.,.551 No,10074 ,),,..,..13S,N ______ . 1/T'x4 xS'COX(4ply)... $14 W'*4'*8'CDX... I ....)LN x 1N1.31h1tVlNS would continue to Insist on Young resigned after it was revealed that he a vote on On raolution, Bishars, nodded and said, misrepresented the meeting as a chance en. counter to his immediate "I think so." Ho H wever, - !' e vote. - • 45$ . • . I • not paid because of our non- donations we received." plcklng'tip IflhIChSfldj . an. &*my is 0- oft!@ for a offm dwoe. Manigimont fS$IIVIS tlii right to limit qusnelliss on - scisI eals msrthsndjN I -- - - SANFORD -. %.' *. ..- • . - • 1 •-- " ' - , .t• -, • . - I I I. I I _______ • '', ••• ..'.,, I ___ - without the help of grants to pay the dancers." ° . -1 - - and 4 no, Drivers voted 145 . I4; :( . , • ,) •.. .. ' - ..• '. 1. L - ...• . - .:: - - •. 4, .0 -.' ' - • *. • '. . . . - • • - -• 1 • .- • ing • . - , . ••• i • .. •' ' V •• f• • ; • ' . - ' --- -•------- ' --i- ' . . - -.---..----- • -r~*_ I ir __I . I `1 I . I % i. - -. . - __ _4 - . .•• ______ _ . -• __. •. - • .. _ - . --_ - . _ . . _______ ___ II I Seeks 11 Rich Quigley, assistant to The Altanionteaward istobe "It is ridiculous that aveting Sanford City Manager Warren used for scholarships for day group sits down and two with a . Knowles, remained firm today care for city children. majority vote completely onhisrecominendatlonthatthe "I ckni't think we need to whitewashes the third," city thallenge the method used challenge this," said City &enstrwn said. He added he ,'. by the state Department of Commissioner John Morris wants to learn more about the r.1-01'* ..' Community Affairs in today."I'dmuchrathersee the situation and would like to see it ' allocating funding for special $2,500 go toward some human discussed by the city corn. 4. .. f projects in Seminole County. services than I would to see It mission. I 11.~ .:L - .t 0,~T:.`;.',1 "I donot think it is the state's go toward material changes in A county spokesman earlier ~., ".) , .1'.. . intent for awards of the grant sidewalks simply because they this week said the county will 4'. .. *- II MOW to be decided on the have been mandated by the .4 # .. ,.r not compete with Sanford and basis of how the applicants bureaucracy of the federal I ,I will help Sanford gets its fun. vote, he said. ding for the 18 ramps when Sanford earller this week was " would rather addition al funds allocated denied a requested 20 for money go for 4C -; ruIIPI for the handicapped in sidewalks in the downtown to the county by the Departthe downtown Nction of the City Sanford torn up when they don't ment of Community Affairs in .% . ' " '. ' - . .• - • ,. ' of the fear _ • •. : • I1111! 11! . . .•. - • -. • . •' : ,.' - . I - • ) . : -'--- • government, are - •: ____ - Seminole County rspreaen. - from - . rhuj1,l _____ . . Quigley said today the aq of IT WILL 'is1 iii a - Boti ei'lIU,s had applied for Altamonte and county statewide basis." "Our chances $17,410, the entire amount of the representati ves have combined are slimmer in January, if ve grant to be given for all forces thaqueezeSajgoed out of keII have any chance a nu, ite Seminole projects. A corn- j program -DONNA ESTFI said I. • •. ' ' Corn- said ftIs the second time that "discretionary based on a god nu'J.," bYPsy Meanwhile, City &i PN w i IM. title if this large wan pslc S i le reached 'IsuI" fo ved (Pa distbewallsltMehaadbsfle.art at $14.41 MheSprligs RIdRNLIkSCIIIStYP$rkQuRedBagR.sdaear r.ceived$3,*. em no . recei - - ,• - by - a Theos*y award 1stobe ______________________ , of 5111069110 , , Ste' . ' ,. . • - - y 's ' '• ,,., - ___ • He, too, said the Performing demonstrations for both dance Arts Company is a "more companies. Funding Challen e ••" 0 0, , helps for the ___ ft wohàasass are 0011' ii ft 11"M of US -, - ti. icioci bias - not so easy for Sanford Ballet." dance company's donation Students in Seminole County because It would allow all are the dancers who perform in elementary children in , QU I • "I = very 0mod *6 ill of am (unim)oit aw Enest Cowley, chid 'itMok th,volisi..a ia1 - • School board member Pat thing," Keeth said. "I feel it's Telson said she favored the • .:. , .1 ~,~ contracts coetuted • • . III •73O.1OOMonyesnisu,y - . .. -; with i almost on call during the other people got it," Kroll said. community that supports "They didn't ask for it so now position to go to the schools they are complaining because "The one dance company we William Kroll said he felt "the awarded a certificate of ap"I would venture to say 8 to 10 percent of the budget is in gave money to is the one who $8,100 is very well spent." predation for lecture- ';" p' iWOv.d thslr, tidallv team 0J mguqi1 school bud i, usii _ " professional were in a better considered alloting funds for order to be excused from school perience of live dance and the 4 the Bus Educational Clerical no, • - schools, he added. request when it was examining falt these people being the budget, Kroll said. supported the I. • '. 9"! ot!4M10, Inc. tentative contract IVISflIIOt between the Asaiclatise I .• . ..I _______ Csp isis, Asgist 31. fr$MISisl.1I5, workIng mothers. Dear Abby 7A Weather ., ., . PV,*Wji - . . . 'I. : T 4 - -._. - ' ..•. --.. . ..-. -.. _' ...-Go ___ - -. - -- • I U - tA -::r. . It ft - •.. - Greomeas1d. The S"ek *dica$lss ". Dennis Hearn, general grants," the former ballet asked for It," said school board Ontract, '.. .1 •,. - flat "',t.'1717~t`7"~-,--rw_"R - Tl '' manager of the Performing daqcer said. "Another 62 member Allan Keeth. "They _t~,;,' ~ V - , "' .'I' ~:,~;"r ' .. !,4 ' t weak to prs the __________________________________ '. • - -. Av enue •IJ$ E . for a . flJO 1 . . ~. , , I 1. • • I • .• . - - - - . . - rn; ' - wei4 • • •5 U 700 • •• :.-... -. 11 _'A The dance company's budget the Sanford Ballet G uild had the to perform in the dance lecture history lesson that goes with possible professional for this year is "just under guild approached the board for and demonstrations. it," Mrs. Telson said. assistance. dance company to survive $20,000," Hearn said. School board member Last year, she said, she had : CtIItOfl'41S . .., ~ . regular school hour and do their profit status. It is nearly im- " ad dw leachers! wAft 7% sehod bmd Will momw raftiod Athat and "r" 6 three Monisy when itIsgIp,ft.dtoeIeIg th. .;. . ,: the Ballet Guild of Sanford- Seminole County schools to be paying any of the dancers," Council of Florida, he said. Seminole. Mrs. Scott maintains exposed to the fine art. "Our company dancers, Hearn said. "We were still School board members these students must achieve "a "it allows for every child to although very professional, are losing $40 even with the o contacted said they would have high scholastic average" in have the ucational ex- respond y to a Question rumors that Arab am bsssadors . overnig1 ht • .0 .u$CIIU a ALI- superior, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. D1 .j...,ara u.. ' " e discussed in general tam . nothing more. did not " .- __ ' W. have lAst year, the dance com- pany visited 18 elementary company as 'professional,'" said Mrs. Scott. 'Professional schools. means the dancers are paid for "The average cost per per. their services - that and formance was $90 without eachers 'ehuol anaunsnt kv Is to work. WIN . now = or slah So 0 . . through I I -.. - ____1 I . When asked If the Arabs HenM8 Writer Seminole County teachas voted CreSts additional 5$0S9S space In ur homier Workihop. $tsI,- - • .. server at the United Nations, - I. . -. I _rf , ____,,,Y . • I to "Our primary goal is to reach mentioned the other dance '" ' ............2IS •:'. • several school board members son studied dance." --- ! -.: - p .. Ballet Guild at recent local school perfor "Our blood boils when Hearn said.''Even 0. J. Sirnp- thedebate (on the Arab resolution) is in WV UIV$4 A everybody." - ,,I . :, '•••.••-.-.l legitimate need for the funds. misconceptions about dance," 1" $PUAftUC1i,uuu * - . . (1101 him as poem - - _____ • . a table the dance company's lunch," Hearn said. saying, "I think post. oil / 1'x4'*8'....,.,,,..IN *jpusug uUWw.. azfli,u...i.&ur - any negotiations during the meeting July 26 with 74M Lahib Terzl, the PLO ob. W.1.ae mid it N%F VV ER - V`XV`.......... 989"M at" to F"aft *#T4WN, W# It" X1r ............. 06060.011 110'JI151"* NW f" IlrXicro........ #**#Goss 01111 CM14rpwL I 46 Bishara stressed that Young did not engage in Pa.tegjnian pisce.....J." • '- - _____ III S ' ..W vestigate whether it has a young people and correct any Arabs would go ahead with their effort in the U.N. Securdy Coulldi today to ixib for a vote en their resolution recogniving :. ,. meeting, aii Bundle . - only once during the uvWeefl • - -. request until members in- emous horns pmlsctsa or Professional Sq.Ft. 1.1$ ,,Sq.Ft. 3% *15 1OWW *15 3% - u '' P IIjPoIvessSran.msl. 101.14 * Each 3" * 4".. . .. . 4" * 5".. Ns. 14106 . - United States. ~ 99 ' cerning his Arab move p U.N. resolution. Palestinian lAberation - QM t10 UW for nurn. s 1=1169 IIfiS • - : -' ! board of solid ' WWMW ..... - rm" •, SYPIUM WAUJOARD WM11 AIR much as • S 'I., ho AIMT $51. 3.mmouss ',' - U - ' • also said that Young BWwa, on the ABC-TV program Good Morning America, also Implied the Bundle u. U46 NO.20 35 8' • I ' 1, - 20 Yew "a'er PM ..325 F pi.c. 8x150'OxelOfloMe.h.41.S1 ____ Standard gauge vinyl a6ssW 12" x 12" iii. In PP20 Si$na iS a. B., • ' Covs.....,........... 8' lflSldS COIlS', . . s... . . SIC ' 51*10' Ox 8 10/10 Mesh - 6.75 ..... 7 Csslrin ! • - . Arab nations and the Abdallah Yaccoub 20 yaw Warranty .ais. 1 1 holds the lam I .i Bundle 3466NIIL_A1$ Avellable In Wallnuto Pecan, Bwch, White or Black to match most wall concrete. ________________ .p •--- 47 through fifth grade, Hearn said. percent is earned income and 30 were doing it for free for six or professional" iiuui 'iu saying Young uttered only Ofl sentence throughout the meeting. 6.09 - --i - company than ourselves in our super com. Ile said the $8,100 donation will percent is board membership, seven years so I an, a little the Sanford Guild. munity-oriented ballet com- help pay for the $12,600 those 54 advertising and donations." disturbed over the hubbub." "It's like comparing the PRUY which is supported by performances will cost, he The dance company has The school board's action Orlando Twins and the New 42 4 • reuIve4 a at waa ,ted'*i .o in- . payers.* We nave áuppedthe $15,000 from Edith Bush teedasgra "Vie figured tn "a single 1ftheSaniord guild had ed community that supports us." out to 42 cents per student, Charitable Foundation and franchise to a single Outfit" to for assistance, the school board She asked the school board to which is less than they pay for about $17,000 from the Fine Arts perform in the elementary would have considered that bessador, In whose house Version of the meetIfl, 15 Yew Warranty Prsflnlshod .• pIAy - . - • Andrew Young met a ative, today give his - sthools for 10 years, Mrs. year,the dance company will oken veto such a resolution, expected to Organization represent- ROOM IHNIKU 34O N.. fl5 •••• NEW YORK (UPI) Kuwait's U.N. am- - - - I. Arts Company, said the dance company had performed for the elementary schools in the ~ county for the past six years. "We have asked in the past for donations of $50 per per. formance," Hearn said. "When cent," she continued. "We pride . • ~j, --- Colors. 1.29 PIece anodized Alumi- • the. White and 1/2" *234" *8' Bass,,....,, 'LW ' 1100m 0 Adhesive for 10101: slIkig p ''''.' .. item 81114 - IW~ Sealed down by the sun against wind and was. "to x 56# x 7' Stop. *.. 6 # #. 3/8" x sit' xe' s' 7/8' *7/8' *8' Outslds Corner 9nV'x I % " x So Con ...... 1.39 0.25 . ..... Al * l6 'X1"*8'JnsldsCorner . 51 0 - Scott wrote. perform twice at 27 public "But then again, we did not schools, to reach an estimated ask the school board for one red 19,000 st udents in k indergarten S 0 ...'our blood bolls# ! ~., - _~ * ,.k During the 1979-M school L11 Off a final vote "if the price Is right." The Price, he said, "is to be measured not in Sentence 1 AMMUMUL - Lash . - '1' - generous remuneration for our sound equipment and ballet r performances which we have accessories, he explained. Ut I "W. 0 4 .. tlemat in the area based an tbe 1r. Cuing and . suffer Gresilk Surfer . 9 mid it would "constitute a confirmation and consiecration" of Palestinian rights. t 1* ' - - "There must be a comprehensive set- doUars,butjnU.S.recognjt1ofofpa1estIn I 8 (j(J . • n Twom ieuid the PLO would . - , We have to pay our dancers " -'!U *-''. Other expenses include in- ~All*it.,`-' ;7 -,0~: -- '-i - - . , We cry that it is not e .s surance, transportation to 4. I Seminole - receiving such costunies, costwne designers, ; , I . ;.111 I Arab ht. Abdel Meguld, supported the resolution and I "11 dubbing the other dance company as "professionals." A PLO official said a showdown with the The Egyptian delegate, Dr. Aluned Eamat _____ the Ballet Guild of Sanford- itwasfeasibie,weperformed Seminole, In a letter to The for free. The difficulty is we are Evening Herald, said she one of the four professional resented school board members regional companies in the state It was a meeting with Terzi that led to Young's resigning his U.N. post. But diplomatic sources said postponern with delegates still awaiting butructions from their government, was still possible. - M.8 million budget for 19779-W. Ile school budget is expected to be adopted Monday following a public hearing. peace treaty. :v;, . .dS 4 • While Israel, Egypt anid the PLO stated their Positions Ambassador Andrew Youn an other U.S.delegates, who were frustrated . in tWir attempts to put off the debate, tried to arrange a Postponement of the vote. Discussing the situation with correspon. ___ Birch, WNW or Black. • He denounced the PLO as ,,international criminal3''and sald th e en tir e 11mischievOU3" debate was an attempt "to maximize the "hopeful," but later said nWiftletant holder. Canopy diaineW 4%", height Boo. Extends 5',. CMRM board unanimously pproved the funds for the Performing entire Wdory.11 I I ~ - T1* resolution affirm PalestWien rights to "self-determination, national independence and sovereignty." -, : , :0.:::~ "greater opportunities for autonomy than . Choose Walnut, aside U.S. - $l.715.7 Fluted ass with Black These ffmk*W are flUN)IL Will not Chip of splinter. recent approval of $8,100 for another to perform in the same public schools its dancers do free. The Seminole County school Yehuda Blum said the Camp David accords offered the Palestinians ! . ___ pleas to postpone discussion of the resolution, debated for two hours 7bursday, then ad. journed without a vote. ,, .1- _. 1 .% Security Council, brushing . A Sanf ord bailtguild fuming over the school board's Israeli Mnbaisador . 4 ,5-1_ ui Herald Staff Writer ANDREW YOUNG Near veto. OUtdoor U9IMN9 FIXTURE MOULDIN$ with thess lightweight panels. In Pead White °' ftn mi et Sectuity Council vote today on an Arab. thei inahenable national rights of the backed resolution the United States vows it Palestinian people," Meguid said. Will guaranteeing Palestinian rights. . "Wr , ", . MEA _r, a ~7 Protect your outdoor IMng brM$ . UNITED NATIONS (UP!) American withdrawal by Israel from all occupied Arab diotnats are trng to head off a crucial territories sin 1967 and the restoration of I *I I., Chemically treated to resist wood destrOylngkisectsandrot. f Umalmmm :m7 INE Grotflo I - 129 Reg.Price(piec.). ..... ..... 211 0 G .. ". ~.-A o e- Veto 29 FURRING STRIPS .. .... .. ....45C 48l28O)-Prjce 15 Cents BY SHARON CARRASCO '1 9.. 1 X 2 x 8" P1`988UF9 Treal0d 9 0 Per Pound ..... 3 USPS •• - 8d or 16d . • :• Reg. Price (each)...... : ................. 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CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Rita Moreno. €0 DICK CAVETI ICD THE RUNAWAYS Steve befriends a high school Student whose doubts about his masculinity are threatening his ralationships with his friends and family. 11:30 ()G2) TONIGHT Guest host: David Brenner, Guests: Allen Funt, Susan Saint James, Natalie Cole. @3 NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Barnaby suspects a small-town bank president of being guilty of a number of crimes Including embezzlement and murder. (A) 0 THE LOW MOAN SPECTACULAR Members of a Callfornia comedy troupe present a satirical and irreverent look at contemporary American sod ely. with his studies and a proles. sor cause Potsie to decide to quit school. (A) MOVIE "The Guns Of Navarone" (C) (1961) Gregory Peck, David Niven. Six men are sent to destroy two impregnable German guns. (2 1/2 Hrs.) €0 VOLUNTEER JAMI Guests: Charlie Daniels Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd, 530 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL Nick's Students try to crack a blackmail case involving a respected community member, a beautiful girl and several incriminating photos. 12:37 0 ABC MOVIE "Mrs. A. Q THREE'S COMPANY 11:30 J WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD €0 MISTER ROGERS(R AFTERNOON 12.00 MINDREADERS 4) 0 0 i2 NEWS €0 SESAME STREET (A) 12:30 10:00 0 CYDCHARIS8E €0 THE PYTHONS Wild and zany antics abound when Mon. 1:00 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES @30 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN t30 ty Python's Flying Circus reunites In Tunisia. Interviews with the six main members of the comedy group are featured In this 1979 documentary. TURNS 2:00 (2) (12) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 5:00 0 THE FBI (MON. TUE, THU. FRI) 2:30 (2) (T2i ANOTHER wnrn r GD a 5:30 , CA OUIMCN DEMES 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) e:oo (2) EARLY DAY Lu%v -. C) GENERAL HOSPITAL w.... 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We think a couple W7 Irl M should do everything they can to keep their marriage 3 together." he Itieliard l)rt'1uss: perfect fantasy year would be for me to have a hit movie, a hit great" play and a nervotts breakWarren Beatty: "Charity is down." George Peppard: "I taking a homely girl to lunch" .\ ,. always think of I'iiris as one ... Tony Randall: "To me big great big motel." noses on women are sexy. SUZANNE SOMERS George Ilamlitnit: "A woman That's why I'm mad for Sophia ...hindsight for woman Loren" ... Zsa Zsa Gabor: "A doesn't have to fall dtn mm at lily woman should get married for enough to show you're a lady" happen to be a wine, a cheese or feet. She just has to make me f she wants to." Mae love and she should keep on ... Carol Channlng: "My very a Gabor." getting married until she finds first job was at Macy's bakery Muhammad All: "I used to West: "I always went for two it"...Burt Reynolds:"A girl i but I got fired that same week. brag about being Th e Greatest. kinds of imien - . the kind with the hand is worth two on the Seems I had a small habit of Don't misunderstand, I'm still muscles and the kind vithout." picking th e blue berries out of The Greatest. But now I'm phone." Bette Midler: "/dl I'm asking the muffins." ... Mike for is a man who's kind and a ut it." modest more bo Suzanne Somers: "Hindsight RI Linden: "Th e reason I Douglas: "I could never never understanding. Is that too niu'h is what a woman should have before wearing jeans" ... Paul bared my pure pink body in my retire. I take a quickie two week to expect of a ii millionai ru'." Newman: "It's so annoying movie, 'When You Coming vacation now and in two days I Don RIekIt's: "If I meant half when people ask if I cheat on Home Red Ryder,' was because start asking quest ions of the the insulting things I say I'd my wife. Of course I don't. If wanted audiences to forget all waiter and the chambermaid need a fast getaway car and lots of Blue Shield." Joan Fon. you have steak at home, h5 about John Travolta" ... and th e bellhops." Valerie Bertinelli: "Holl ywood Robert Conrad: "A good tame: "A career woman is look for hamburger!" is great. Where else can you looking face like mine is someone who goes out and George Burns: "I'm against buy a pocket calculator with nothing to be ashamed of." .. earns a man's salary instead of sin, I'm actually against unlisted numbers?"..-Bill Ginger Rogers: "A face lift or a sitting home and taking it away anything I'm too old to enjoy" Cosby: "Sex education may be hairpiece may lop off 20 years from hun." ... Cindy Williams: "Men have a good idea in the schools but I — oily skin to protect do not believe the kids should be .beards and them. They don't age like given homework." And from Deborah Kerr: women do. Men are lucky" ,.. George Segal: "One good "Husbands are like fires. They .Ipwlh €0 ANTIQUES - 3:30 (430 MAS-H(R) €0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI CA) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 MARTY ROBBIN8 (12) MAKE ME LAUGH 0 SUNRISE 6:25 fI) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) (I) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. :t Lily Lily Tomlin: There is absolutely no deodorant like success." ... James Cuan: "I'm topless dresses. The ` wnr,l ijl,n ,.n... 'ihhrn' aaiacj Vi .. on 0" nut whn ,inuuttnnr1n1" "" - Beat Cuba Burglar Returns ~ko& ax~ - 7" - . - JkI'L PAMOU$ ISCIPIS I€0ULA* DINNER 2 ;:: iy$psl frfsl mass psi aid gravy. cs sw aid S t stSsr r - blscslh, Nsaay ups. Isusst , .f . Its ?L- %s- .11 , I I ~. I%. 1 . .,47; , I` . r I 1W wwo F a school. II . I 11148111. c"6411111111 T 1014 Iq4)J . S T1111 . . ..-.-.., i& . .... I ..__J~ ilI ji i I I - --- 1111.~.& __,5, - . . -5' , . .-__ .. _...... . '. .P . ,. S.-.', --- 5- 1 .) 4 I - i I ,si*I ., I a .4 I / . , . --_ 1 I . LakeMary Hopes Dim -, 11 _,/' t, 11 c'4 I .-------11 -1 ,, 4 ... . - _'~ ' . -1 11 % ___ . -S.--- "We told Sanford we will support its request when additional fluids are disbributed in January," Etchberger said, "We will not compete with Sanford for funding then.", . I ''If the funding had been delayed until January, the 4C program would have been jeopardized, Sanford's program will not be Jeopardized by delaying it until •Ianuarv," he said. be matched $8 to every $1 with federal funding. ____ 1`~_ 1111,iill I.. , ,I ~___ -7 _,::~ -1 __.___, "We tried to explain to Sanford that the 4C program is an on-going 12 month program while its project Is a capital one which can be delayed until January without loss of federal dollars," Etchberger said. "[his money combined with the county money already allocated ill generate almost a quarter million dollars in federal funds and will have a tremendous impact on a tremendous program in all ends of the county. The county his placed the 4C program on a high priority," Etchtx'rgt'r said. For Funds I I . _______ I ,,' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . "It (high school) will reli eve : U. S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, UL. overcrowding in the high 111111111111111111111111111 Lakeland, promised Lake Mary schools on a county-wide city officials Tuesday to speak A new high school in Lake basis," Harris said. "It will on their be half to a f ederal Mary may have Its ground- create a sort of domino effect." agency in Atlanta, urging 4 breaking ceremony as early as Some students at Lyman ' 7. . approval of continued funding 1c. Oct. 1, Seminole County High School, for example, • _,'• for the city's police depa rtSuperintendent of Schools would be shifted to attend the ment. William Layer said today. new Lake Mary High School, But the senator offered the The Florida governor and Harris said. city little hope he will be sue. cabinet approved the school The gap created by that shift cessful, Mayor Walter Sorenson district's request Tuesday for a will allow students from Lake said today. $12.5 million advance grant to Brantley High school to attend Evidently the fact Seminole finance the high school's Lyman High School, be sod. . Herald Hera DY em SCCIf$I County is not in a bad unemAn Oviedo woman who's eight months pregnant and observation and etea4. NeIthe, her ehtt4Te cqnstructlon, Layer said, Some overcrowding at CAR-TRUCK ptoymmz. 't her three children were taken to Seminole I1osptat the truck drIver requirEd treatment, accordng to a Otherwise, the school district Seminole High School also may (SMII) on Tuesday afternoon after the woman's car Three city officials would not have had On funds to be relieved as a result of u SMII spokesman, The accident occurred as 1rs. collided with a tractor-trailer truck bear the in- Smith drove onto state Route $6 In front of the truck Councilman Burt Perinchief, construct the $13.53 million new high school, he added. and Harry Terry and City tersection of state routes 46 and 426 in Geneva. school, which is scheduled for The new high school was driver heading west, according to the Florida H Igh. Ma nager P1111 Kulbes—and cxcompletion by the fall of 1*, to recommended five years ago by Emma Smith, 32, of Box 965, Oviedo, was held for way Patrol. Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. relieve overcrowding in the a survey team that assesses the went to Chiles home town of southwest corner of Seminole growth and building needs of Lakeland on Tuesday, asking County, Layer said. the Seminole County school the senator to personally lii"I think It's great," Layer district, Harris said, tervene with the U. S. Cornsaid. "It will mean we can The survey team, which is prebensive Employment begin construction on that headed by a member of the Training Act (CETA) office in school very early. The bids are state Department of Education Atlanta for extension of the out. We will award the bids for (DOE), surveys 20 percent of funding through the next fiscal that new high school on Sept. 12 the state's counties annuall y, he year. at the regular school board explained. Thus, every county Sought specifically was meeting." Is surveyed every five years. continued CETA funding for the The new high school will have Recently, the survey team salaries of four of the city's By HUGH THOMSON the capacity to house 2,100 completed its examination of Tuesday. They were among before her car plowed into the Boone High School or graduat- tile W. Guy Black Home for eight uniformed police Herald Staff Writer students, said Roger Harris, Seminole County, but that some 30 kids who were standing small group of students. Miss ed from there: Julie Ann Narut, Funerals, Orlando. department members. The assistant superintendent for report is not expected to be Authorities neglected to con- on a dark stretch of State Road Wagoner said an oncoming car 16; Ned Arlen St'huler II, IS; funding is scheduled to expire bi.mtheu and finance, released for about six monft duct breathalyzer tests on the 420 early Saturday morning and forced her to dim her bright Dreama Michele Babcock, 15; Sept. 30, At 2 p.m. Ned Schuler was drivers of two cars that killed watching drag races, lights not shut them off and Eugene Gilmore, 19. Twin shown the final respects of his "Chiles said he would try, but six teen-agers gathered for Miss Wagoner's red converti- brothers Donald and Ronald friends at the Pine Castle he didn't see much likelihood of clandestine drag racing. ble plowed through a group of a Henderson, 17, attended Memorial Funeral Chapel in success," Sorenson said. 'The thing "That may have been an dozen students standing in the Colonial High School, "We'll have to keep on Orlando, at 7 p.m. Julie Narut overaighe on our part," said middle of the road, and Wray's we cant was seen by her friends for the looking elsewhere for the Florida Highway Patrol Troop- green Datsun followed close Funerals were held for the last time at Collison money," the mayor said. the er Larry Hail, who said the behind, understand is, victims Monday and Tuesday. Memorial Chapel, R es ul Orlando. and regulations for the tests usually are given to any Some witnesses now say Miss Funeral services for Eugene CETA program have been we should driver involved in a fatal ac- Wagoner's headlights were off. Gillmore were held on Monday At Winter Park Memorial tightened up by congress to recident. He said neither Rebecca Troopers say they may have to at the Hawthorne Funeral Hospital, one of the two sur- direct have seen the it to its original purpose Wagoner nor Robert J. Wray wait one week before receiving Home in Orlando. Well over 150 vivors of the tragedy, Mark of combatting unemployment emelled of alcohol or acted the results of tests on those of his friends were present. car coming' Edward James, 18, remains in and underemployment of the lights. Within a matter of eight hours the intensive care unit, where a economically disadvantaged, A homicide investigator who "The car came out of minutes before the accident. on Tuesday, the other youths hospital spokesman today If Lake Mary voters approve went to the hospital to ad- nowhere," said Kim Miller, 19. Hall said both cars were were buried, described his condition as the Sept. 11 referendum to minister breathalyzer tests "The thing we can't understand traveling the speed limit of 50 Ron and Don Henderson, the serious. The other survivor, permit a property tax increase found that both Miss Wagoner is, we should have seen the car mph. The trooper said he has twins, had services held for Bernard Finnigan, 19, is in from $3 per $1,000 valuation to and Wray had left before he coming." not yet seen evidence that in- them at 11 am. Tuesday at the "progressive care," according $4.25, the police department Srrdziole Memorial Hospital The Seminole Board of arrived. Three of Miller's friends also dicates either driver should be Winter Park Funeral Home. to a hospital spokesman who will remain at its full eight Five of the six teen-agers hit claim Miss Wagoner turned her charged. (UN) sbnlnldrator Charles County Commissioners is Services for Shelley Babcock described his condition today as sworn personnel strength. Bentley will receive three reviewing proposals from by their cars were buried car lights on only seconds Four of the victims attended were held at the same time at stable. Sorenson said. months salary, or about $10,356, private firms interested In In the evat the er on the or baud and he Is replaced as county'owned facility in Sanadpilnldrstor, fort A decision on whether to The 8MB board of trusties relinquish control of the approved th. contingency hospital Ii expected to be mad. payment to Beniusy during its by the commIssIoners in the i The coining moedhe. regular misting Tued.y. board also approved a special The failure of Florida Power psyout day nextmonihat whid Ealier this moolk ftAky After straightening out will be shut down, but Lucas rates, he said, fee increases, he indicated, high, 10 to 15 percent of the e. employees can withdraw told the commissioners he Corporation to bring the mechanical problems which said even if it was brought back "As it gets hotter and hotter Lucas said FPC plans called power comes from nuclear ecr-.sd bmftqb In os'dsr that would cooperate as best he ttoiisd Crystal River nuclear occurred in June, the plant was into operation next week, relief and the demand for electricity for producing about 25 percent energy, Lucas said. they do rA bose those benefits in could with thou, time plant lmck into operation will brought back on line. But ad- to consumers would not come goes up, we're going to have to of its power this year from , p1g the imapital comes requ-ting intwmation abed mew FPC consumers' monthly ditlonal problems at the plant before late September, or buy the power from other nuclear sources. There is no The current increase in fuel management, the hOgw. But be said he utility bills will be about seven were encountered late last October. That is how long it utilities," Lucas said. That chance that goal can be met as adjustment cods comes fej .Accordieg to hospital board woulded awdfics his 6Alasor tooWdollwabilltiorthan they week and Saturday the plant would take to readjust the fuel could prompt additional utility a result of the shutdown. On from oil. a the purchase o(eni nen'bir Soplda Shoemaker, permit hospital operations to be would be if the plai* was fimc- was shut down again. Officials cool day when electricity usage fired plants to replace the of the board were diarupl.d by r.jweai'4Mlvss of honing, FPC officials salt said a faulty coolant pump is Is modest, FPC can meet 40 percentage of power The 1Now utility cods will the sotree of the problems. lost from i pliijg percent of its power demands the Crystal River shutdown, odd the meauris had been fbe.p$a1 intomidlon or taking affect about 46,060 consumers According to Lucas, the through nuclear energy. On a Lucas said. In 8-ith&e Cow*y. q W ,md icon_previoiaiy In a a average monthly utility bill for ______________________________ hot day when the demand is -GEOFFREY POUNDS "Actually, the sEed was felt a family usIng 1,000 kilowatt am hpllaI Accordingly, the corn- back In Jima when the plant hours of electricity in May, AreimdTheClock ..........4-A Horoscope .................8-B mislionsrssaidthsywtflscr.sn was shutdown then," FPC before the Crystal River Bridge .....................SB Hospital ................... elsE Is Las 2-A :Z As for I bow, nobody has all the propoasli and ad —'w Brock lbam said shutdown, was $4177. Those Seminole County ....................8-B Obituaries ..... ...........12-A ri Is because they are one day for a 1d tour and today- ThM Is WW the fUel IW*5 1,000 kilOwatt hours cod Crossword .................SB OURSELVES ..............1.5 The date autment thwgs rose as a $6610 in August, he said. êaldthel 1 Isg.La$obe 11111101211" Editorial................... 4-A Sports..................18-11-A and they'll be fired," the for that Isodon has not yd been remit of the loss of the ncIiar Officials have given no Dear Abby .................1-B Television ................. 8111L Power." 1111" estimate on how long the unit Dr. Leab ..................8-B Weather ...................2-A . , . - ' - . . . . '- .: S COLLISION - Officials Forget Breath Tes ts On Dri ' evers In 6=Death Cr as h - - Payout Set At Hospital, USt In CaS J e __ is .oi ta ov c trol of For Seminole County Consumers _ Plant Shutdown Means Higher Bills school bus E"ing'Hmn d ___________ i Circulation D.pt. '322-261 1 !z.. ..'. - :T1 -' I •• i_ , , ?'- . W~Xgw P I representatives pledged their support to Sanford if additional money is allocated by the Department of Coinmunitv Affairs this year. "That was like saying , if you fly to the moon, you can take a trip," Quigley said. lie added there is no process in the state agency whereby the allocation can be appealed except through the courts, the assistant city manager said. Counts' Budget Director Jeff Etchberger called Quigley's charges of "collusion" between the county and Sanford "crying over spoiled eggs or spilled milk." Fred Griffith, a budget and management analyst i Etchberger's off i"e, the county representative at the Tuesday meeting. Etchberger said the county supported the funding for the 4C program for many reasons. Ammiong those reasons are that it benefits people not only in the unincorporated areas but the entire counts' and because the money combined with a county approved allocation of $15,000 will Today I , State OKs -,:'. 4 . H igh School --S Ii Lake Mar y _ Don't miss out on any of the local news, sporting events or social functions. Have the Evening Herald mailed to you while fits Representatives of Seminole County and the city of Altamonte Springs joined forces Tuesday to defeat a city of Sanford request for state funding for construction of 18 ramps for the physically handicapped in the downtown area. And Rich Quigley, assistant to Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles, angry at what he calls the "collusion" by the other two governmental entities, today urged the city pursue the matter through the courts. "We have no recourse through the system," Quigley said today, explaining how the entire allocation of $17,410 for Seminole County from the state Department of Community Affairs was decided on a weighted vote arrangement by the local agencies which had sought funding. Quigley said representatives of Altamonte, Seminole County and Sanford were left by the state agency to decide . Police Can - S, 0, V-* 1;., .- " among themselves Tuesday how the money would be distributed. Sanford had asked for $2,520 of the $17,410 for construction of the ramps far the handicapped. Both Seminole County and Altamonte wanted money for the Community Coordthated Child Care (4C) program of Central Florida. The 4C program provides subsidized day care for working single parents at professional day care centers in the county. Quigley said he recommended the funds be distributed on the same basis as the weighted vote arrangement, with 72 percent to Seminole County, 12 percent to Altamonte Springs and 16 percent to Sanford. "It seems rather odd that both Seminole County and Altaznonte Springs requested the entire $17,410," Quigley said today. The distribution designated on a 2-1 vote with Sanford opposing was 114,410 for the county and $3,000 for Altamonte, Quigley said. "It was really frustrating," Quigley said. Quigley said county and Altamonte Springs • OYSTEItS - - I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer BYSHARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Rizzo: Phil. -- Sanford Urged To Sue Altamonte, County --- 'chutzpah' can do the work of Buddy Ebsen: "The movies three in any other language" Al want me as the sex symbol of Pacino: "I think I dress pretty the 70's not the year, the nicely considering someone age." ... Telly Savalas: "I keep once told me I look like a torn waiting for the perfect woman page out of 'Esquire' most of to come along. Meanwhile I'm the time." having fun with the imperfect Carol Burnett: "I attract the Ellen Burstyn: "I may be type who drags a homely kid up uneducated but I've got a doeto me saying, 'Talk to my 4,30 torate in crossword puzzles." daughter. Make her feel good. (4) MIKE DOUGLAS Cheryl Tiegs: "Now that I've She thinks O MARY TYLER MOORE she's ugly because been told over and over that I'm she looks like you. MIRV 9AIFFIN the mnuter iilrl in th most Ir o" 'JUNOM'JJC UJ --. Arlene Dahl: "My 18-year-old country I keep thinking a bout _______________________________________________ 500 da ughter was t alking to a all those guys who wouldn't BRADY BUNCH THE (2) school chum about going from a ever date me back in high 0 THE ODD COUPLE B to a C. I was so relieved to school," ... Richard Harris: "It 6:30 heaz she was talking about bra appears to be my lousy luck (2) NEWS sizes' that whenever I meet an atOHOQAN'8HEROES tractive girl' either she's Wood)' Alien: "1 went to a married or I am," psychiatrist for years and it finally helped. Now I get Charles Bronson: "With I ~ money in your pocliet you're refused by a much better class wise and you're handsome and ; ON THE HAIX SHELL of girls"... Phyllis Duller: "I'm you sing well, too ... Marlene 61. I have a new nose, a new Dietrich: "You know love's face and a new bosom but rest of my Parts are 61 the gone when you said you'd be I' ONE II Years there by 7 and you get there by 9 old" ... Ronald Reagan: 1 *25 ~ and he hasn't called the police PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — "Politics is not such a bad 19 Mayor Frank Riuo says crime profession when you think Jackie Gleason: "I drink to has forced a buildup in the about it. After all, if YOU II remove warts and pimples. Not ' 50c I DOM E STIC BO TTLE Philadelphia police department ceed there are many rewards from me. From people I have to which now has enough equip- and if you disgrace yourself you talk to." .,,Joey Adams: "An ment to invade Cuba and win a can always write a book." Serv e d actor Is a guy who if you aren't war there. Gina L011obrigida: "Your talking about him he isn't "When I became. policedress should be tight enough to llstenlng."...Mickey Rooney: commissioner, we had six show you're a woman and loose "Age isn't important unless you "guns on the force,"hesaid IIAY and FRID A Y Sunday on the nationally televised Prime Tune. "Now, we're equipped f wars; we could invade Cuba and win." & LAKELAND, Fin. (UPI) A While the burglar was ranThe former police month ago a burly burglar sacking the food freezer, stoner said, "It's not the way it armed with a sawed off Chestnut managed to free should be, but it's the way it has knife and a can of himself, grabbed his own 12 S A NF ORD S 'S L A KE to be now," chemical ray broke into the gauge shotgun and fired, killing The interview was taped Int Lakeland home of Albert Charles B. Blaxton, X of week, shortly after the U.S. Chestnut, 66, and his wife, Lakeland. Justice Department filed suit Bertha, and stole cash, jewelry _____________________________________________ against Rizzo as mayor and and their car. other city officials, charging that they condoned police Shortly before dawn Monday, abuse. the same 200-pound thief Asked if he'd ever proposed returned, saying he had "for. . breaking the heath of criminals gotten something." The ski. 6 Risso said, "Breaking their masked man beat Qiestnut and heaisr1gbI. They try lep bound the couple before he yours and you break theirs began a leisurely search of 1P I first." % _Aw s ho use. ,. I, A I .J . , 11111111111111111111111111111111 'Co llu'a sion' Charged On State Funding "- "'' ' AILPOIOWZ'I0 $3.07 I VALUE I ssdANDaymdi.uf — _______ _____ , I Evening Herald—.( USPS 481280)—Prjce 15 Cents ... - 3:00 %W IWI r'Jn VVJMrt IJpfl.y them.'' ~.,V,r~ ... @3 0 AS THE WORLD MORNING ". 1* 1. 1 72nd Year, No. 1—Wednesday, August 22,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 long flight of stairs."... John Tra%'oita: "Until last year I rented tuxedos a dozen times. Twelve tixiies 35 bucks ould have bought inc some snazzy tuxes. This year I finally bought ... NEWS (430 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS nurse try to convince a kidnapped American Intelligence officer that the war is over so that he will reveal Allied Invaslon plans. (A) after Alex and Latka's attraclive mother spend a night together. (A) Have some handpicked quotes which have been carefully selected: Richard Burton: "I've been married thirteen years to each wife. If! make another thirteen with my new wife I'll just about be ready for the grave" .,. Betty Davis: All my husbands hated being called Mr. Davis although they sure as hell enjoyed the money I made" .. Milton Berle: "I have come to the conclusion that if you exercise daily, the only thing that will happen is you will the healthier" ..- Bill Bixby: "You know what suecess means to me? My very own parking space" ...Billy Carter: "Hollywood's a great place. Maybe the people are phonies but the weather is but it won't mean a thing to a . 11 ... - 0 cas LATE MOVIE "36 Hours" (1965) James Garner, Rod Taylor. A Nazi doctor and 9:30 0 TAXI Lalka assumes Alex is going to be his new daddy CALL 322-9353 10:55 0 cas NEWS 11:00 CD HIGH ROLLERS (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) (L) HODGEPODGE LODGE 12:40 party. (R) CLOSED SUN. and MON. TUES— Ladies Class................ Beginners Class .............. lOa.m..11a.m. PRIVATE LESSONS IY APPOINTMENT WED.— All Day Skate ............... 10 am-s P.M. 'OUR SKATES $2.50 YOUR SKATES $200 Evening S.$Sfofl$100 ........7p.m.-lOp.m, THURS.—. Evening Session $1.00 ,,...7 p.m,- pm. ADULTS (1 LOver) ,,,.,., p.m.-1O:30 p.m. FRI MATINEE .................... 2p.m..Sp.m Evening Session ...,,... 7:30p,m.11:o0Ø,m, SAT—MATINEE ................. 2p.m..Sp,m.. Evening Session •........... 7:30p.m.-flp.m. SQUARES @3 LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI €0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) Death Among Friends" (1974) Kate Reid, Lynda Day George. A middle-aged female police lieutenant invades the "jet set" of Los Angeles to investigate a series of murders. Chrissy Is given the task of luring Jack FWp' from a beautiful girl and t,, surprise birthday Investigates the little-reported British attempt, through espionage, to draw a neutral America into World War it. .(2) (2) HOLLYWOOD @3 BIG VALLEY Heath has killed a man in self-defense, and the man's father hires someone to kill Heath. Big" (1971) Dean Martin, Brian Keith. A small-time outlaw encounters a series of unexpected complications when he attempts a daring robbery. (A) during World eg Uer cued with . , natives. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 10:30 12:00 9:00 (2) NBC MOVIE "Something 10:30 (4)0 INSIDE YESTERDAY "Target: U.S.A." Mike Wallace flih 00 © NEWS €0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Antla O'Day. (Part 2 o 2) 1R) r ByClNDYADAM OMIKEDOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 9:55 ® UPBEAT 10:00 i CARD SHARKS @) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 11:00 mother. (A) 0 HAPPY DAYS Troubles C4J MOVIE "PT 109" (C) (1963) Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin. John Kennedy and his crew, stranded in thePacific fl CBS MOVIE 'A BLONDIE Stars'Quotables Quotable - p. ,y 4.—' . 11111111111110 _______ Aekfiw . .. ---- — I .. --------__ F . —__ ,-.1_- ' '. _______- — . . schedules continue, pa.. N . ' — I - - ____ __ - -. - - - . . - . - .-- �SA—Evening liars Id, Sanford, Fl. Wsdnesday, Aug. 22, 1971 Remains Found In Sanford vveonesoay , veiiurig nrd,u,dnTuru, ri. NA110N IN BRI E F Carter Plays Calliope, Leaves Policy In Air ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN (UPI) - President Carter played the calliope, went fishing and left Unclarified questions about U.S. policy in the Middle East d who is carrying it out. With the United Nations Security Council beginning debate today on the Palestinian issue, Carter cruised for a sixth day on the sternwheeler Delta Queen toward a "town. meeting" in Burlington, Iowa. There was little elaboration aboard the riverboat on Carter's terse reply when asked who was in charge of U.S. Mideast policy. "The president," he said as he walked up the gangplank after a visit Tuesday in Davenport, Iowa, and Moline, Ill. U.S. Government Rapped CORPUS CHRIST!, Texas (UP!) — Fresh from a tour of oil slick-struck areas of the Texas coast, state Attorney General Mark White charged the federal government with being lax in preventing and assessing damage from Mexico's rxmpaglng !ztoc! well. White's salvo Tuesday against the U.S. government and Petroleos Mexicanos, the Mexican agency that owns the well, came during a two-day lull in the oil's coast ward movement. Slick observers said the respite had allowed them to remove much of the pollution from tourist areas. But White, speaking in Austin, stressed his continued concern about what may happen in the coming weeks, particularly as the slick approaches the wide-open mouth of Matagorda Bay, a sizable estuary some 80 miles up the coast from Corpus Christi. 'Studs Lonigan' Writer Dies NEW YORK (UPI) - James T. Farrell, the author of 53 books, including three novels about the Irish in Chicago, "Studs Lonlgan: A Trilogy," died early today at his Manhattan home of coronary arrest. He was 75. Farrell's trilogy was the basis of a recent television series. He recently had completed his last novel, "The Death of Nora Ryan." Farrell received the 1979 Emerson-Thoreau Medal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Ray Files Libel Suit MEMPHIS, Term. (UP!) — Convicted assassin James Earl Ray filed a $300,000 libel lawsuit against Rep. Harold Ford Tuesday and promised to stop seeking a trial for the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - if Ford Is exonerated. The suit, prepared by Ray at Brushy Mountain State Prison where he Inerying a 99-year sentence for the King slaying, charges that Ford libeled him July 18 when he said that Ray fired the rifle that felled the civil rights leader. Ford, D..Tenn., was a member of the House Assassinations Committee that concluded Hay may have been motivated by rumors of the $50,000 bounty on King's life allegedly offered by two St. Louis businessmen who are now dead, Local Strikes Authorized DETRIOT (UP!) — The United Auto Workers union has authorized local strikes at seven plants in four states in a move that could hamper small car production by General Meters Corp. The union Tuesday gave GM five-day letters of intent to call local strikes at five manufacturing and two asaemlAy facilities employing 31,000 workers. "In each can It involves production standards Issues, a UAW spokeanan said. Election Committee Cleared WASHINGTON (UP! — President Carter's election committee and the advertising agency nm by his Image mnaku, Gerald Rafshoon, have been cleared of any illegal financial actions In the 1971 general election. Th. Federal Election Commission reversed Itself Tuesday and said there Is no evidence Rafahoon made an Illegal contribution to the Carter campaign. The report said the financial relationship between the two, while a "horrible mesa" u'far as bookkeeping was concerned, was legally near perfect. Court Overturns Murder Conviction By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer WASHINGTON (UP!) — The decade-long decline of U.S. oil production could and by 1* If oil companies are freed to drill for new fields with money they might otherwise lose to a wlnafl proflha In. an Indnetry Vdisonan says. "It looks tone like you'll jot about be able to stabthze production by the add-INK" said Charles DiBons, predd.et of the American Petrolesm Institute, at a m)dy, gathering of energy reporters Tuesday. DiBons said fIfng domestic oil output could be SIAMIlsed by en additIonal 2 n"Woi' barrels that would come No dully production by 1* wWloi* the proposed Windfall tax on decontrolled oil. His skeletal remains were not County Medical Examiner kidnaping and sentenced to 10 said Dolvin asked for direction William Bowen said there was found until December 1977 Dr. G.V. Garay determined the years in prison. Dolvin was to Lovett's street. A Florida man was convicted "a glaring insufficiency of when construction workers remains were that of a man charged with murder when But the appeals court said the of the 1970 murder of a Decatur evidence" to tie Dolvin to the made the grisly discovery at a aged 25-35, who apparently died Lovett's remains were identi- state failed to meet the "test of newspaper worker on cir- killing of Charles Ray Lovett, housing development site In a from shotgun wounds. The fled by a Miami forensic sufficiency of circumstantial cumstantial evidence that did 27, a composing room employee shallow grave in an area east of skeleton was sent to Miami for odontologist. evidence." not adequately link him to the of the Decatur Daily. Lake Emma Road near the further study. State prosecutors claimed "While the motive Is always a killing, the Alabama Court of Bowen said Dolvin 'was Interstate4 Lake Mary inFlorida medical examiners Dolvin's motive for killing proper subject of proof, proof of Criminal Appeals said convicted on speculation, suspi- terchange, near Lake Mary. said Lovett apparently died Lovett stemmed from a grand motive alone cannot support a Tuesday. cion and conjecture." The workers first thought from a shotgun blast to the larceny case in which Lovett conviction for murder," Bowen The appeals court Lovett mysteriously disap- they were animal bones, but chest. was the chief prosecution wrote. "The mere presence of a unanimously overturned the peared from his home on the when a well preserved human Dolvin and his wife, Sue witness. Cher evidence in the perso1 at the time and place of conviction and life sentence of night of Aug. 16, 1970 while his skull was discovered the Dolvin, were both convicted in case put Dolvin in Lovett's a crime is not sufficient to 52-year-old Glenn Dolvin of Key children were asleep and his Sheriff's Department was the Circuit Court of Morgan neighborhood the night he justify his conviction for the West, Fla. wife was at work. called to investigate. County in 1971 of Lovett's disappeared and one witness commission of the crime." Tday. [Eieislusg Ifrd N. PUMV*VS.. 1MI& 01,1111111. I70. awe CN fi* N11 II $e.ft& rii. urn somem"ol It Wisk lIeNS: AlmaElms oMn*L 011.111 Veer. p Meat w.v. 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I'm 110W staying and a storm door for the front e are going for:ard and the over an extra day until I get the entrance to their house. nation's iii the mitove. But when ork done," Fales said, In Wichita, Kansas, Bob we all get nit education and all He' added that lie's cut doii Hamilton, a music teacher at we have to eat is what we can on t'ekend fishing trips and the state university, walks, jogs raise on little Luttis, we'll be tries to use fewer cars whet or bicycles two miles to his trouble." Mrs. Rosemary Holt, it Salt relatives go along. work. But his son, Gregg, 17, l.ouis B. Earle, a retirod drives one mile to his part-time like City housewife, says she's job because, the youth says, going to replace her g. range C(ItUity assessor in Wichita, sees lie's embarrassed to bicycle. with a new niocle'l that use's il cliIft'remit picture: "1 live on t Hamilton and his wife, Bev, electric sparks instead of pilot welI'traveled street, and thu still use two cars, but reserve' lights. An estimated 30 percent ears jtLst go by here lilq nobody's hu.sine'ss with just out the gas-guzzling station wagon of the natural gas burned nually in the United for short hauls and drive their States goes pt'rstti in themit.'' When he had to mitake a trip lii small foreign compact on for pilot lights. "l'iii cluing it partly to help New (irle'an.s a few months agt, longer trips and when two trips solve the energy crisis, and Earle said he rode the traili coincide, Fanner Blankenship, whose partly because my range is down and a bus back instead 41 getting Li little old and would driving. S ad Is near Wayne, W.Va., spre Ile said his new car zeta ontt said uatn antmata "the old need to be rsiacet anyway," Mn. way. Mrs. Barbara Simmons, a sates by driving less. Ami, "The first thing you have to do is teach 'em how to stop," he Memphis school teacher, tack- "When Ihave to go downtown,9 said, tapping a calf on the head led the food problem another park my car in one place and.., wzit .'v,'rt'wI,,.r,. vvtiy. Swium a sucic. .,, - unce th e- y ,r SHARP ?'69* Frederick George, Deltona Cindy Rushworth, Orange City Sanford: Clifford 1. Juanita Jamirson a boy • DISCHARGES Sanford: Lavona Murphy Geneva W. Park Sr. Cecil Sheppard Eiljabeffi A. Myers, Caissiborry Emma S. Edmonds, DeItona Antonas Sprindys, Deltona Ronald H. Zdancl.wicz, Deltona Sandra Brooks, Lake Mary I IVo1w BAR SOAP 3 5.. personal size bars Limit 4 - classes this fall. She said the horse. rhe). cawt take ;ill axv changed his travel habits, too F James F. Kirkland BIRTHS - - SCR LIGHTER Mighty Mitch Adjustable Cho,ci of colors Reg 99 ea Limit 2 llI(' site plan for a new assemmuhils rnmi to be 1tttaciiC(l to the present activities hIllIllimlIg on .State Bond 431 bs Fi rst It ,liltlst Chu rch tii I ttigs 11151 Wi5 approved. By JEANNE LESEM own still to run equipment and serving fuel energy. Many "I did it for the inune' but if from a three horsepower motor broken in all y ou have to do i —Adding insulation to their "Wt"rt' eating a lot of co1i un Family Editor cut their reliance on gasoline on others resort to more con- homes; the electricity I save really to a one-half hp m otor." talk to cu t." idates," she said. Mrs. SueWest Virginia farmer Henry their farm outside Alexandria, ventional methods such as: In Mount Holly, N.J., nursery —Making fewer but longer helps the country, then that's llianken.ship has also run a muons said she and her husband Blankenship, 63, is teaching his Minn. all right, too,'' said Ben school teacher Pat Hi ll said: line front a pond above ills farm Matthew, have cancelled t%l —Turning cooling therbusiness trips; :calves to pull,plows and other In New Jersey, state legisla—Switching to energy-saving Camarina, a Fresno, Calif., "Saving energy is good for to draw water by gravity for his vacations to Atlanta this ycu' mostats to higher settings in farm machinery, tire aide Monica Walsh, 27 sheet metal worker. Camarina the pocketbook, but that's livestock and garden. because of the fuel shortage amid summer or heater thermostats kitchen appliances. Hilarius Heying, a former moved 45 miles to a Trenton to cooler replaced his perfectly good secondary as far as l'itt con—Some are cancelling vaca"If people would live like I did have not thought abou in winter, or turning Iowa sta te senator, hooked his suburb, Hamilton, "beca use off airconditloners altogether; tions or vacationing closer to home air-conditioning system cerned. I personally feel we when I was a ixty, bring their rescheduling. l'hey've also Se" methane system to his chicken couldn't afford the gas" to drive with a device that cools b have to hunk about the other children up in church, teach their air ()nditloner thennostat home; —Car-pooling; house so the chicken droppings from her old apartment in A spot check by United Press blowing air over water-soaked guy who might not be able to get ciii right and do it right, it back to 78 degrees E, the - provide gas for direct heating Lakewood, and public transit energy." —Trading down to smaller, International indicates people's fiber pads. would eliminate about 90 temperature now required for And some generation of dcc- wasn't available, more energy-efficient cars or motives are mainly economic. He said the new system has Mrs. lull said she and her percent of our trouble," he said. most public buildings. tricity on his farm. These are among the more riding bicycles, motorcycles or Patriotism, when It was inca- cut his summer electricity bill children, a 6th and a 9th grader, "This younger generation Dave Fales. 26, an AlAlan and Diane Zeithanier unusual ways in which in- mopeds or walking to schools, tioned at all, appeared tobe from about $100 a month to less plan to bicycle to and from ktcsn't know how to drive a buquerque land developer, ha. use 160-proof alcohol froin their dividual Ainericans are con- jobs and stores for shopping; S S. was zOntin there no classifntt:on for churches. claimed that thes had received many objections to a church in that area by residents. The hearing was scheduled So that residents could he heard, but none showed ill) M(ln(Ia night to complain In other business: an ordinance aniendmg the zoning ordinance to a I lo: churches in 13-1 zoning and in all other Zoning categories by special except ion Was adopted on second reading, with only Commissioner J . H . Grant casting a no" vote. Previously En ergy- Saving Motives: Economic, Not Patriotic S flavor Molt of 12 Limit 3 SIMINOLI MEMORIAL. HOSPITAL AUG.21 ADMISSIONS church's pastor Rev. Ken Holt. It is the usual procedure for the Commission to authorize drawing up an annexation ordinance and then set up a public hearing, but when Unit first appeared before the commission July 9, two of the four commissioners said they opposed the annexation. At the time, Commissioner Ray Leibeusperger said he and commissioner Larry Goldberg would vote against building a church there even if the property were annexed. Both . N I JOHNSON $ JOHNSON HOSPITAL Also at Monday night's meeting, the commission voted unanimously to annex five acres on E.E. Williamson Road at the request of North Park Baptist Church Mission, which hopes to construct a church building on the site. The property is zoned agricultural and is located between The Woodlands and Tiberon subdivisions across from Shadow Hills. A public hearing was held prior to Monday night's meeting at the request of the incidental. WEATHER 9 a.m. readings: temperature, 80; overnIght low, 73; yesterday's high, 93; barometric pressure, 30.03; relative humidity, 85 percent; winds, calm. Forecast: Partly cloudy through Thursday. A chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs mostly in the low 90s. Lows tonight in the low to mid 70s. Variable winds 10 mph or less. Rain probability 40 percent today, 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Thureday. THURSDAY TIDES Daytona Reach: high, 8:10 n.m., 5:11 p.m.; low, 1:49 a.m.a 1:15p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 8:02 Continue and other city officials had been more enthusiastic about acquiring the 96-year-old threestory structure as a new city hail. At that time they hoped to acquire the property in the center of the Longwood Historical District for between $75,000 and $79,000." Negotiations fell through, however, when Mrs. St. Laurent abruptly withdrew her previous offer. City officials said the search for a new city hail would continue. ilianks, but no thanks," was the reaction of the Longwood City Commission to what Mrs. Marion St. Laurent, owner of the historic lngwood Hotel, termed her final offer. Mayor June Lormann said Monday night a letter had been received offering the hotel property to the city for $225,000, even though the price to others is still $330,000. A month ago Mrs. Lonnann JUNE LORMANN (U$P$ IUSq New City Hall To By JANE CASSEI.BERRY Herald Staff Writer o . NEW YORK (UPI) - While "They're cheating on us now. Station; Monday, a bank teller McGuire said he will talk with "always a trade-off" between "note-passing" robberies that Police Commissioner Robert They aren't even letting them was killed when a gunman bank officials about what he security and providing a are escalating the fastest. In McGuire was telling reporters get the loot into the bank before robbed a European-American said was a "sense" among pleasant environment for cus- those Incidents, a robber simply of his plan to halt New York they swipe it." bank branch; last month, a detectives that banks have tomers to do business, hands a cashier a note City's bank robbery spree, two This is how bad things have plainclothes officer was reduced their attempts to stop But Richard Kovacenich, demanding money and walks more banks were held up. And gotten in the nation's largest seriously wounded In a shootout the robberies, out with the cash. two more. Then there was a $2 city: near Times Square after "Therelsasensenowthereis senior vice president for million armored car robbery. Citibank's New York banking Seven of Tuesday's holdups another holdup. —In July, a record 125 banks no viable security in banks," Today, authorities were still he division, said Citibank has not were "note jobs." were held up in the city. The old trying to figure out how much McGuire has responded to the said. "The suggestion people found armed guards or bulletrecord was 84 in a single month, In the Wail Street area, two bank holdups by criticizing the are safer by giving in to proof glass to be particularly money was taken in the 11 In the first 21 days in August, lawlessness is not borne out by gunmen forced their way into a banks for "giving In" to robberies on Tuesday - 10 there effective In stopping robberies. Brink's armored car carrying have been 119 bank criminals. And he announced experience." banks and the Brink's armored robberies. The recent "We have robberies in bran$2,193,000 In 38 bags. The FBI car. Tuesday he was creating McGuire said, proved itfatalities, was not ches where there are bullet- said 34 of the bags containing —So far this year, police said, special squads to deal with the productive to "do away with all proof barriers and armed $2,015,000 were taken by the And while police and bunk there have been more than 570 recent rash of thefts. security, allow people to rob guards," he said. robbers, who drove off in a fish officials argued over whether bank robberies, compared with It was as McGuire was your institution, and hope McGuire said the FBI and truck with a guard and a bank security as tight total of 677 for all of last year. detailing his plan to reporters you're not injured In the city police were preparing a bystander as hostages. The should be, thewas armored caras it -aLast Friday, a police of- that two banks were held up. process." joint team of Investigators to thieves later parked the truck robbery brought this wry fleer was killed after a bank Shortly after he finished speaA spokesman for Citibank handle the robberies, and fled with the loot. The comment from one cop: robbery near Grand Central king, another pair were hit. acknowledged there was But he said it is unarmed captives freed themselves. I *Lssduy, MpJ.t 12. Wt--VW. 72. Ne. 1 rrirsius.su.,, :$argsvW me s.ais,.ei, For Longwood Re'Oects 'Final Offer' To Buy Hotel Bank Robbery Spree Hits New York Presley Estate Settlement MEMPHIS, Tins. (UP!) — Elvis Presley's estat, will Ntotwocpes"eecncecoatrcUed by fvgltive now Vow andsBaMn1 i firm to Settle a Wised oi couito,ertheul.ofaamt= Soft 7SlJ.t. 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By Mail: Week, 06 cents; Month, $3.60; 8 Months, $36.60; Year, $40.00. -. rJ The Young To Go... Had Clock By JIM HAYNES Folks are donning new shirts all over Seminole County. And I'm not talking about the kids showing off their new threads Monday when school opens. The most widespread case of youngsters wearing a sweaty, dirty pullover is explained by the second week of football practice at area high schools. It's huff and huff all over again. The kids at Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo and Trinity Prep have a new cadence In their playbooks — It's called a rain prayer. Two+dsy practice sessions will continue through this leek, then It's to the after-school routine next week. First real test for our warriors will be a week from Friday night In jamboree action. The regular season begins Sept.?. On the same night, a pair of well-known area athletes will be debuting for the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai fronton. Calvin Lingelbach and Doug Dyer, the two most outstanding prospects from the local amateur program, have signed professional contracts. "I have given It a lot of thought," said Ungelbach just the other day, "and It lan't like baseball where you can set goals. I thought about a certain number of games I'd like to win, but afterward I realized the sport oIjaI.alallsao unique that a good year for me will be to min a ball and look back and not see my partner giving me a disgusted look." Ungelbach was better known for his basketball and baseball talents at the University of Central Florida, His new endeavor is going to be a toughie for Dyer, a former UCF soccer star, too. The barriers In Jai-alai are more than language. This Is a brotherhood the two Americans are breaking Into. Of course, as far as the fronton management Is concerned, It is sheerly a business arrangement. Andrew Young had to go. His error was intolerable — not so much that he held an unauthorized meeting with a representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization but that he concealed his action from the State Department and did not tell the whole truth about it. The making of U.S. foreign policy must be a team dfort. young was too independent, too impatient, too impulsive for his position as ambassador to the United Nations. 1. .His successor is likely to be more experienced in diplomacy and and the conduct of foreign affairs. But Young's service in the post was not without IN BRIEF 'Children's - You J udge KJW INtf1 N11I E By United Press InternstionnI estinian guerrillas traded artillery and rocket fire Pal with Israeli gunners today and hospital officials in Sidon and Tyre said more than 30 persons were treated for shrapnel wounds and three others were pronounced dead on arrival from the war-torn area of southern Lebanon. Most of the casualties were women or children and the English-language newspaper Ike described Tuesday as "Children's Massacre Day." In the frontier town of Hasbaya, two children were killed by shellfire. In the market town of Nabatlyeh, a 14year-old boy was killed in a school run by Maronite Christian nuns and eight other students were wounded. Security e? Judg Wait And Periled? WASHINGTON (NEA) Congress Is . ' August in Washington, D.C., Is usually preparing to tackle one of the most Ignored notable for only three things: high temperature, problems In the federal establishment — what to high humidity and the absence of Congress. Its pluses for this country. He restored a great deal do with federal Judges accused of corruption, . Early this August, however, something else of the respect for the United States among the favoritism, Inability or senility. I worth noting — and seriously discussing — Because the Constitution gives federal judges rations of the Third World which had been lifetime . happened. The Intelligence subcommittee of the appointments, little can be done about Advisory Council on National Security and alienated by the rhetoric of his predecessor, Daniel their shortcomings short of a lengthy ImInternational Affairs of the Republican National Moynthan. As the highest-ranking black In the peachment trial In the Senate. Committee presented to the public and press a Carter administration, he symbolized America's Eight judges and one Supreme Court Justice policy paper, "Intelligence and the Role of the *nnmltment to equal opportunity for all races In have been Impeached In the nation's history, the Intelligence Community." most recent In 1936. But many congressional and this racially diverse nation. Although the subcommittee chairman, 11 legal experts believe Congress has become so And his frankness and sincerity were refreshing Richard V. Allen, an International affairs con. :. as relief from the cautious non-communication of burdened that future Impeachments of Judges sultant, and the Advisory Coundllchalrman, are only a remote possibility. Fred C. Ikle, former head of the Arms Control the PP51lt8 Democratic Sens. Sam Nunn of Georgia and But he embarrassed the president. He interfered Dennis DeConcini of Arizona have an answer. and Disarament agency, are Republicans (and, I • xkv_ assume, the other members of the Intelligence with the Mideast peace process and made It much They want to give the courts greater power to j\ subcommittee are, too), the paper is not par. subcommittee more difficult. And he was not candid. So he had to discipline their errant members. Far from it. In fact, Its first paragraph "The public with Its Increased skepticism 00. notes that the deterioration of the nation's in. demands that all branches of government C telligence capabthty began during the lad two count for their actions," said DeConcini. Republican administrations (though it adds that "Aithought most Americans have a high regard pressures from Congress were th e ma jor cause). for the overall Integrity of the federal Judiciary, It states that "the Intelligence community has the past and recent publicity surrounding the been subjected to debilitating political attacks of several U.S. judges have provided ample There is good reason for some of the pessimism acts which have harmed our national security. The opportunity for questions to arise." d self-doubt that afflicts the American psyche Intelligence community has been losing Its g The critics cite several examples of Judges ie days. Even a cursory survey of the economic ability to supply the president, senior U.S. of. nd political landscape affords cause for serious who have disgraced the court& ficlals and Congress with the best possible in. Perhaps the most notorious was Willis Titter formation and timely warnings of threats to our oncern. But Americans do themselves and their of Utah, By DICK WEST that I harbored a latent desire to see a movie a curmudgeon who ran his court ac security." tltutions a disservice when they permit cordingtohisownnu.oftenhewouiLtreuseto hero get clobbered. During "Hair," I let it 1' The paper cites numerous examples (vis. WASHINGTON (UP!)— Life's turning points hug out. cknowledged shortcomings in one area to cloud schedule any criminal cases for monthe at a fran,M ghanan,theHomofMrjca)weour time sometimes unez. ___ __ __ come upon us at odd times In __ ___ erceptions of genuine achievement in another, and then conduct dozens reduced Intelligence capability led to setbacks In of trials within several pected places. I personally entered a r phase What I regarded as the two finest scenes The u'ss an beuteth progress mane days. Q%aos usuelly resulted as lawyers lacked the our foreign Policy. '" —..'aim I -ijj '1 muir,' 'aM."" Herbert Fogel of Philadelphia made it a Unacceptable" the pending "Intelligence By almost any yardstick, black Americans are For the first time In a career of movie-going in 1960. Saying this practice to show up late In his courtroom and In one, an Army MP Is being hauled by a charter," the National Intelligase, etter off today than they were treat all parties with contempt. Local lawyers that dates all the way back to silent films, I found carload of Flower Children who want to visit the Reorganization and Reform Ad of 197$ (Senat4 loud, however, strikes some Americans of have not had to worry about him since he myself rooting for the wrong side. base during an alert. I with I had gotten the bIll 2525). The legislation's faults He with tl4 ace. as a sign of opposition to further progress. It resigned in 1978 after refusing to testify on the name of the actor who played the part of the MP. assumptions of Its advocates and drafters, th I'm not talking now about anything so corneed not and should not be so. If the past is basis he might Incriminate himself before a It was an Academy Award performance If ever i report says. The bill "...has been drawn bup y,' 4 moeplace as watching a western and suddenly saw one. ue, the record of the last two decades ought grand jury Investigating building contracts. small group of Individuals who seem more 11n there was the Ohio judge who handled realizing you hope the Indiana win. That Is one of be examined honestly. on an old anti-CIA crusade than In creatin income major labor cases and employed as a secretary a the universal experiences and Is generally Talk about restraint, coupled with dead. effective Intelligence community. By accepth* individual median Figures for family labor-union officer who performed no secretarial transitory. In most cues, It Is simply a fastness, under extreme provocation. That MP their darter, we would In effect be acceptln how disporportlonate gains for blacks. In 1960, the manifeitlation of the old pulling-for-the. had It. Yet it was I alone who let out a yip of services. their curiousIybluedvIewt)tthemaeat4 inthr edian income of working blacks was $3,723 Just delight when he prevailed. N DeConcini have drafted legislation underdog syndrome. to our liberties come from our own governmen( we' half the $6,263 income median for white.. or that gives any citizen the right to file a complaint In the other great scene, the film's leading lout Instead of from our external enemies." I am talking here about a complete, againstthe latest year for which statistics about a judge's conduct. A group of local Judges The paper claims that the "charter" woul4 The moviemakers returns to his loWer middle class home to try to jy reversal. vallable, the comp.rae figures were $11,08 for could hear the complaints and its decisions could put heart and soul behind a certain point of view wheedle enough dough out of his aging parents to Owl the Intelligence community In needless r4 lacks and $14,917 for whites. The gap between be appealed to a national Court on Judicial and you end up, heart and soul, In the other pay the fines of the lesser louts who tape and would not "promote the --hite and black family Income Is also closing Conduct and Disability. personal sense of dedication and Initiative." , in jail. . Either body could request judges to retire, otwithatanding the massive Influx of white What 60 LSW critics propose üntead? At "Hair," as my companion The old man turned him of the evening down. recommend that no further cases be assigned to First, they call for a comprehensive set c amuse into the labor force In recent yam. rather testily polr*ed out, I wag only p Quite reflexively, I gave a little cry of ad- congressional hearings "dlgned to elicit th them, or censure or reprimand them. The larger percentages of blacks holding high Although judges could not um their gnu in the theater who was cheering for the stralghts. miratlon over this noble resistance. Once again, bed available information as to our lotelligenc degrees signifies past progress co cIooI Audibly at least. .g national t could mine was the lone voice heard in the theater, requirements for at least the next decade." forth a promise of greste' recommend that they be Impeached by the That reaction was entirely out of cha,. I although the audience was exceedingly s surely as it They recommend rebuilding the b*eWgeno ins In the future. House of Representatives. community, as result of these hearings, withii had no identity gwoblens at the stage version of demoedrative at ether times. Nineteen yam agog a mere 12.9 percent of black the framework of the National Security Ad o Opponents of the bill contend that it threatens Hair." I kDSW who the good SM won "SO If For me, then, "Hair" was more than a movie. 1947. 4 high school graduates. In Wi?, the the Independence of the judiciary. Sen. Birth the I)TflbOl had changed flilU ihiti hats mericane to ft was a genuine juncture, somewhat cornThey recommend that the president have 14 1gw. stood at 26,4 percent. During this same Bayb, D4nd., said during en earlier debate on rw'pant coiffures. parable to entering puberty or the Initial onset own chief adviser for Intelligence rrMt,rs, "w of the bill: "We med have Judge, who Ia,. the endI the percentage whit.. with high school L%naft i movie, by contrast, was as teenis elbow. You know life will never be quite would serve at (the president's) pleasure an to stand courage i and say, ' Th is Is what th e egress increased from 251 percent of 7.7 perits way "Billy Jack Goes to t IIS a$Ilfl. ft 4 thouIede the dmnt'tINI °'idessi',' ent. The percentage of blacks with college degrees Wasingt" intelligence community.He should preseflt Ii et of belft office by ether judges or na few more years, I may find myself booing the Congress the ose from 3.1 percent In 1960 to7.2 percent In in president's views of the oath. It was Billy Jack who first mad. me aware John Wayne. ra$e of Increase slIgMly above that for whites mgt3'1 need.." thS same time qn Election of black candidates to public office Is a JACK ANDERSON — • , ' THE LIGHTER SIDE Black Progress R00f in F She ran to a nearby telephone after the assault and called police to the scene. Deputies said the woman was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford, where she was treated and released. No arrests have been made in the case but an investigation is continuing into the matter, deputies said. The dancer, who's employed by Circus-Circus in Fern Park, told deputies she left work shortly after 2 a.m. with three "male acquaintances" to retrieve one of the men's cars. She said she was told the man's car was parked at St. John's Village Apartments on Oxford Road. When they arrived at the apartment complex, the woman and a man she knew only as Jamie left the car while the other two men drove away. Suddenly, the man forced the woman to the school grounds of English Estates Elementary School, where he sexually assaulted Wrong Sid e — and physically attacked her, deputies say. The woman described her attacker as standing bctcun five feet five inches tall and five feet eiiht inches tall with a 'huriky build." U.S. Abandons Palestinian Proposal Strauss said, adding that he and the "NUt' ioda" program. Vance is next in the decision the Middle East problem over other top presidential aides W Will Urge and Wt liiw. to Mondale. .. plans to Introduce a U.N. advised Carter to drop the enourage that a resolution lh)t Now that makes for a bit of After some frantic telephon-1 resolution supporting Palestinivague proposal on Palestinian be brought LIII - and i f 01W is awkwardness, of course, in ing between the State Depart an rights, Middle East Ambasrights. Strauss met with Vice t,rought u) we will take suh lines of responsibility,' Strauss ment and the Mississippi River, sador Robert Strauss said . President Walter Mondale, action as we ikein appronate," conceded, Queen, where Carted but "the great thing boat Delta today. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance he said (if indications the Arabs President adminld& Carter has going for is vacationing, an Strauss also angrily denied and National Security Adviser will introduce a strong resoluthat th id he could say at sa relationship Uon official reports President Carter's .. Zbigniew Brzezinski earlier tion committing the U.N. to hun is 1. 1. . - . Vance re state. That Secretary of State Vance and I authoritatively that policy toward the volatile area Tuesday. back a Palestinian have had all along has be en a in overall ch arge .ol mains is in disarray, plagued by in"We made a unanimous action may well he a veto,' close and professional one." foreign policy. fighting among his top foreign . recommendation to the presi- Strauss said. The official said the "full Presidential spokesman Jody advisers. .• •" . dent that we not go forward's Strauss said the chief reason He Indicated strongly that, with the proposal "and we are for abandoning the U.S. corn- Powell told reporters in Daven- flavor" of Powell's remark while the administration has not going to do so ... that has promise on Palestinians is that Krt. Iowa. Tuesday that Carter were somehow lost in transmisscrapped plans to put a cornbeen abandoned," he said. he found both Israel and Egypt had at least temporarily turned sion. promise before the U.N. Carter, who is on a riverboat objected to the plan during his ROBERT STRAUSS Security Countil Thursday, the trip down the Mississippi River, recent trip to the area. . MOM, United States Intends to veto state. agreed with the recommendalie referred to fll)OrtS there is president last "I talked to the any Arab resolution calling for lion, Strauss said. bickering and dissention betTO SCHOOL? evening (Tuesday night)," Strauss was interviewed On ween tutu, Vance and others an Independent Palestinian YOUR offers over current Middle East policy and Palt'stinian pressure as "foolishness. Day a Evening "We 've always known where Classes In we are going and how we are Now Forming Oils, Watercolor, CALL a WASHINGTON (UP!) — The saying the Iran-bound cargoes million barrels at prevailing going to get there, he said. Acrylics, Pastels, SIGN UP TODAY L) '.inte and I are probably Commerce Department has consisted of mostly No. 2 spot market rates in New York Etc. its close friends as yunll find in authorized U.S. exporters to heating oil, used by many Harbor or the G ulf Coast. . 10% Discount government and we would ship $46 million worth of scarce businesses and residences in . Art Supplies As a precaution against mitir h.it 1 t1i'at'recinvnt — home heating oil and kerosene the troubled Persian Gulf -_ • To Our Students domestic shortages this winter, 1)livtc is, it mcli less publicly." to oil-rich Iran this month to country. ART•TERIORS the Carter administration has Strauss today supported help overcome a shortage. Ms. Schwartzman At The a' said the called on major refiners to Vuuut-es statement following r CAMPHOR TREE Robin Schwartzman, the licenses were granted "upon stockpile 240 million barrels of the meeting Tuesday that 'I-agency's deputy director for the the recommendation of (the home heating oil by the start of Carter is ill overall Hwy 427.1 Block South of 434 Longwood charge of Bureau of Trade Regulation, Department of) State with the heating season Hours in October 10.6 . 339-3192 ljtltjle East policy and that Tuesday coiflrmecI a report of consultation of Energy and the export deal published In The Defense." "It's considered a temporary Oil Daily, a Washington based measure. An emergency was energy newspaper. The Only True factory Outlet For FURNITURE The newspaper said the caused in Iran by a refinery Ms. Schwartzman said the agency's daily licensing records showed two petroleum name of the exporting company export licenses for $23.1 million was confidential. and $23.9 million In products Judging from the value of the IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES were issued to shippers Aug. 3. oil listed, The Oil Daily said It as would amount to about 1.5 ___________ 011 Daily quoted sources I. fl-I ( If- . . . • Hope On Infants NAPLES, Italy (UP!) — Doctors said today It will be at least 20 days before the three surviving Infants of octuplets born to a Naples housewife are out of danger. The three girls, weighing about 26 ounces each, are In serious condition, the doctors said, and are still vulnerable to a host of potentially fatal illnesses. Indian Elections Called NEW DELHI, India (UP!) — President Neelam SanJiva Reddy, seeking to end India's word political crisis since gaining independence In 1947, dissolved Parliament today and ordered general elections held In November. The crisis was precipated Monday by the resignation of Prime Minister tharan Singh after only 23 days In office. No Hurry On Reconciliation CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) — President Anwar Sadat says the Arabs who broke with Egypt over Its peace treaty with Israel "will have to come to us" for a reconciliation and not the other way around. And In this case, he said, Egyptians will be polled In a nationwide referendum on whether they agree to a reconciliation. Typhoon Threatens Okinawa TOKYO, (UPI)—Typhoon Judy, packing center winds of more than 100 mph, moved through waters south of Okinawa today, threatening havoc to air, land and sea maneuvers Involving 40,000 American troops. 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Of U. S. U' ... Massacre Day' Wednesday, Aug. 22, 197—SA Dancer, 2 1, Raped On School Grounds A 21-year-old Orlando woman who's a dancer at a topless lounge was raped this morning on the school grounds of a Fern Park elementary school, according to Seminole County deputies. Shelling Prompts Term: RONALD REAGAN Now 1)0 A WORLD - ANGL E.WAL TERS Despite Sincerity Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. They signed the two because they felt the presence of a pair of young, aggressive Americans could Instill new vigor into the lineup. Plus, the day when Jai-alal was restricted to the Basques and a few Mexicans has passed. Fern Park fronton fans are likely to Identify with Calvin and Doug rather strongly. Joey Cornbllt became the darling of Miami, and was on the tongue of South Florida's aficionados In his very first season. I predict that's the way It's going to be with Calvin and Doug. 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The homescan onlyhedenethrough director said the center his national governments, she said. been improved at the order of No Individuals can become Thailand's Queen Sirikit, presi. foster parents of refuges . Children except, through their t ft Thai Red cross. Volunteers at the center said national child welfare they sometimes dig into their organIztlons, the official said. So the children mot await vwi. juthta to buy extra food for the Children. Additional action by the various govern* ad funds are received from the ments. Len, 110 miles southeast of Already the United States, International Red Cross and 1 Bangkok, Switzerland, Denmark, Canada private Thai donors. care by the Thai Rd Crow but Much of the effort of the Red and a number of other countries they IIuIIs the individual MIen. ' " Crow has been psychological as have expressed specific jj. ,:, lion a parent would provide. well as physical. The children, terest In resettling unac• 11* C)gldT.fl ranging In 14P taught to he passive followers of companled minors. up olicaimolbelegafly But the children In Khao Len orders under the Khmer Rouge, considered orphans since in I are being encouraged to sing mot await a decision by the war4orn Cambodia t'. songs and play games. A few Thai government to transfer be no proof that their PS'.IS donated toys were being them from military to United are ii Nations jurisdiction. distributed. Many of them tell of seeing The Thai government, worUnited Nations refugee offi. death from war, disease and . . •. cialsuld their future should be ried about security threats starvation during their brief • much better, although there are from Cambodia, has kept the lives and their u cloud refugees, who include many Mill some question marks, . as they farAM14. ' The hnpolbllity of proving Khmer Rouge soldiers, at Ken Tiny wven•yur.old 8j.g that parents and relatives are Lan under strict military -ao raft that her, mother control. dead makes legal adoption of contro Is swelled up and died" In a Their future is sti uncertain, the psrtleu refugees virtual. — Khmer Rouge commune In but for now they are adequately ly Impossilie. Kampot province and her "We recommend they be fed and housed for the flrdtime Refugee ddldreim have seen war, disease, death faiber left to fight the VIM, placed into foster homes," one hi a long time. nameae along the border. lie and some wore 'nl'Ing on the caused permanent dumage to charge of, cowing health and refugee official sait "That way As the Red o. camp said she never saw him again, trek to Thflnd, some of the children, but most activities center for the chi- there are fewer problems lithe director put It as As watched Sarong Ss.1s13 years old, but "NOW I am aloes," the frail Were r.00V1r114 well. dren. real parents show up sometime the Children play, "After all hiiuisr has etched lines of age boy said. The director, who asked that A more protein-filled diet Is later." they have been tlwough it Is Into his face. Hal Ross, a lIyesr'cld boy her name not be used, is In given to the children than to Resettlement abroad In foster good to hear than laugh." Ssrcng wild he was forced to with big brown eyes and long leave his mother behind as lashes, said he was given lbs's. Kisner Rouge .cldi.rs herded a liter cans of rice for the march colism of civilians away from a to 11iIind. The trip took two Vietnam..e military advance. inostlue. "We boiled leaves and roots "lbs was too sick to keep up with the march so tho leader to oak" hs said. "We were very said we hid to go on without hu y-11 The Red Cross director at the her," be said. ln Sarong said be had light cSfl)padd bad health brothers and alder, but some Cambodia and malnutrition the war had erolasbly died during the Pol PM regime _ Wdw ybwCmft Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY P(IRPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! If you own your own horn., condominium or mobile home and , jI homeownm qualify, including widows, retirees and even those ralectid by banks or loan companies. 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AL, $ p.m., open it my House, $01 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. ___ V Mo.day MilieuTeNimasiers Club, V:1I am., Holiday Ian, Wymore Road, - AItanste Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am, and noon, Carton Union Building, Stetson University, Deland; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLend; 7 p.m., Moitgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Milnoste Springs. Sulerd Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Cedar. South Seminole LA, noon, Modal Health Cuter, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford AlAnen, $ p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AL 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Che$er 75, 7p.m., over Baptist Church, crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Mtamtits.Suth Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Sprth IVDDAY, AUGUST10 Sanford S.rte.a, 7 am., $w'bo's. • •- m, .me Ibuanilal problems Jackson's " _46—W drutic Cheops," said Davis, hometown. Who Jackson, who runs a morOperation PUSH out of I" wary. Chicago bee6lusirters, M up The omooffaft has AM do Grenville offies 11 months 1*mxob@rsvftcoo&rflNft$I1 ago,hs add ft would be only the toøay.ar, but Davis wild its first of 10 offices In SOuth red prublisn laths lickefa OXWOU" dkider. Carolina. Greenville is do o* "We M ddM* ladft In .. Ow ownw-eperstor of toll-time So fw, just It could be a vital PUSH, a acra"M for P1911111110 "We Whave It We bed Vnited to save Humanity. ad Molft I .iMhom an a.citive director." Thure ars other, PUSH offices In Memphis, Jackass's presence helps Utile Rock, (elesnbsa. Ge., whim he viehls the ares. "bit Chattanooga, 1ne., sad New the mMlvMlen goes who he . 1sues, ad PM 411101611111 lees." Devil said. min*wft ssythsyhsvecharsIn$ cities nationwide. lit the will beumdwtakumtobeildep Greanvifle AN I. on shaky tr...,, "I a lal felting. ftk 9101 ___ Is do real AlIho messy ramim _____ proldein for, the GrsimvlBe The paup pg fag ULU Winter Sp'W. 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Add an extra hot summer— already causing florida Power & Light cusomer to '.me mcord- __ __ __ __ __ __ __ high amounts of electricity $1. - and you.come up with the other big reon r those higher elec. tic bills. a — Like you, we have to buy fuel a - $1135 - oil at current-market prices. We You and we can't control the Aftftmr need It to generate more than — tç __ s— skyiocketingcostsofoji. Or the Wg h&V of the electricity you use. 011 you can. control Amd when the cost of oil shoots I S9 namat of QR up—ordropedown--yourmonth. p. __ 1. __ __ __ •.U•d should help to IZA ly fuel adjustment reflects it. __ •- L __ .lO*,..irelâctricbins. , paying . '.•.-.: - •.'. .". nignt now, we're __ __ __ __ - For heipiai energy. A IllS dramaricaily more than ever be. -ni no t1s.o by your cal xé. As a matter of fact, Horida _ 7_FICd r & Llthit cflce )WU & Light's fuel costs for __1 __ t1 month ciJune 1979 were _p— __. '; lders. They ould help i co,Ae.by : - — — — __ - ' notim. $1 tots1fuelcostthrtheenu,year eleétrlcblll. - .• no W4 .• ,, Of , . •-': -•..••• • pul_uuulhii ." r.'; s.:, . . '.: •'•. . 4 .. ..•' ' 'C '.'.•'-:,•.:, fIMj1—L. Nim at SAft Jiche. lit. thu Thu her ad imowds '1 ' .usl. ori, * — ... .i ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ fuel adjustment? Practically everything, lb Grandle NSN dim spiM _urk Is' - have to do with your monthly ad arm mW the abseses of P& d dewil. rickaLm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 Sanford Rotaracl, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power anu Light Building, Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceette,, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, Frenêh Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenader., 3 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Shell Road. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Speaker — Rep. Bobby Brantley. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwoocj Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon Ireland's. South Seminole LA, noon, Mental Health Ceder, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTEK, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Senior Citizens Disce, 2p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Suford$emln,le Jaycees, board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, Sanford. Greater Semlasle Toestmktreu, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Seminole Rebekah Ledge 43,3 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107½ Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cauelberry. Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1207 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8p.m., Halfwiy House1 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford The Professional Educator. of Seminole County, 44 p.m., Fellowship Hall, First Ptesbyterlan Church, San. ford. Interested persons welcome. FRIDAY, AUGUST24 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., Jerry's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Qiumley's Altamonte Springs. South Vohala Sertosna, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altaniosge MalL Tanglewood LA, closed, 8p.m., St Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Lougwood LA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. V Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Idyliwilde Elementary School Kindergarten Open House, 9:30 a.m. . 12:30 p.m. at ALL APPLICANTS MAY SE EUGISLE I1 ENDAR - -•'..• ':.'! •': ..,, 0:, ct.ci 7 Lt c - '!J - 4..,r!: _:.i: C f' -.' ' V $ U'IT CO4Y " • A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Kucinich Runs Again; 'I'm People's Mayor' CLEVELAND (UP!) Mayor Dennis Kucinich, who barely survived an ouster effort a year ago this month, Is running for reelection. The 32-year-old mayor Monday vowed a bareknuckles campaign for a second two-year term at Cleveland City Hall despite what many describe as — monumental opposition from Cleveland's political and business establishment. He started by bitterly describing his top challenger Lt. Gov. George Voinovich, a Republican as a candidate who would lake "dirty pieces of silver" from Cleveland's "monied special In— — terests." "With (Gov. James) people and giving to the rich," he said. Trust; and both daily INS PEST CONTROL Spring Time Kucinich barely survived an Aug. 13, 1978 effort to oust him from office. He won by a margin of just 236 votes out of some 120,000 cast. Check Up s Lawn Spray • Pest Control Kucinich again found himself In a firestorm of controversy last December, when Cleveland became the first American city since the Depression to plunge into default. getters in that election will then have a run-off in the Nov. 6 general election. Electric illuminating Co.; its largest bank, Cleveland ART BROWN and supporters. Besides Volnovich, Kucinich faces opposition from two Democratic candidates, state Sen. Charles Butts and City Council Majority Leader Basil Russo. The Oct. 2 mayoral primary is a nonpartisan electlo;i. The two top vote- Kucinich also blasted away Monday at Cleveland's largest utility company, Cleveland CALL Plain Dealer. "I'm the people's mayor," he shouted to the cheers of a City Hall conference room jammed with his cabinet members Rhodes and Volnovich it's been Robin Hood-Inreserve. They're robbing the poor and working Nematodes Termites • Fumigation Sanford 3228865 Orlando 423.8094 Cleveland still Is in DENNIS KUCINICH newspapers, the Cleveland Press and the Cleveland Wednesday, Aug. 22,191"A 1 technical default, although the six banks holding the overdue debt have not demanded repayment AT WALR•IN5 10' PER COPY*. not. iSc WYLIE'S LIM•NAbI 3 oz. pa ckage wn6/$1 DeBary Pinpers, 7:10p.m., DeBary Omiimity (iMer. Souinuls AL, Sp, an. apes dIxwdw4 Ill Like 1le Drive, Halfway House, Sanford. Parish Asymoua, 7:30 p.m., Conmuady United Methodist Church, Clowelbarry. Accurats with ftgu,ss? 1.1k, to is.I lwpubNc? want to urn utranionsy? Enroll In the HI RBlock IncosasTasCoures buglnnln soon In your ares and learn to prepare Income sass for ycurusl, your friends and as a source of Incomi. Job Intervliws available for bosh iludentu. Biped for free Informalionand does scheduisstedsy. Chases bghs Sept. II aid WIN be hiM In 4 ares contact the office nearest you ,-V- iii. $1.11 Ms.HI. VI5Ia b'ond n mom Vitamin svp4m.nt. IotIIoi 100 with 30. - Pious sad me has heusimdun aluM sur to peeperittous OSUISS, I luldullaLd an to as yz bWSmhS1IOSa s. ftft ZIP Airs P AND MAIL TY•• — N. , .-__- . V _ , I_Vt S — V- I' . - -' -. w4 ,.— ________________________________________________ . ..-.,'.--' - _- ' L- -- - - - V ,—— -.'---- _-._-. ' e_ - - . - ---- -- -V. .• , • --V - • •V I V - V V �. - - . . - it 'I I Ii ~kU4-0_"ke E Olderman SPORTS 10A-Evening H.rald, Sanford, Ft. .. . . J - 0. Baseball Well, Since You Asked... Cow boys Steelers Cuts Surprising 'of, Q. I would like to knew who Is ceasIdere the strongest man is 11 I ci vv Ltllt(tl l'r.. lcu -i;:mil reserve List, knocking him out injured reserve list," said preseason victory over the New in 1978, was one of eight players but he just hasn't." ,. of the entire 1979 season while Dallas Coach Tom Landry. York Jets, but his departure cut by the Redskins. The six-Los Angeles waived run" rile INFC champion Dallas means rookie would allow him to be 1($) Matt Bahr, a year veteran the Steelers waived veteran came to "That ning back Anthony Davis, who $O%' !M) }.S ind t r back sixth-round draft kicker Roy Gerela and comes Washington last percent when he pick year traded from was injured in a game against from ;i .trs chauilu rit'.w back at Penn State, will do the kicking. Cincinnati via Kansas defensive back Tony Dungy. comes next year. If he City and New England Aug. 12, along ofvll'd nil the liir: ocpries Dungy, who led In caught 34 passes for 577 After Waters underwent the end of the year you run the the team yards with five other players. The d• which dutTI Rams also placed former surgery else might risk that something following his injury, interceptions with six last and four touchdowns, all career forced Natimal season, was Heisman Trophy-winner John doctors traded to San highs. indicated he might be happen." t eagti~ tcmn:; t 1eruc thr Gerela, a 5-foot-10, 185- Francisco for undisclosed draft "McDaniel has not had a good Cappelletti on the injured able to play in the Cowboys' preseason and feels the same reserve list, scratching him for final three or four regular pounder, came to the Steelers in choices. Tle Cowboys p1au ri MI-Pro season games. But the Cowboys 1971 from New Mexico State In other major transactions: way about his own per- the season. (trtng safety fliatlic W;'tvrs, obviously didn't want to take a and is the all-time scoring -Wide receiver John McDa- formance," said Redskins' -Backup quarterback Scott . IfAw suffered torn 1,,.iwe liga- chance. leader for the Steelers with 731 niel, who accumulated more Coach Jack Pardee. "We had Hunter, a nine-year veteran, flielits in prteasou gmt- two "The conservative thing to do points. He had two 48-yard field yardage in pass receptions than hoped he would come back this and defensive tackle Jim 'es ar(', on the injured would be to put Charlie on the goals last week in a 27-14 any other Washington receiver year like he did early last year, Bailey, a 10-year man, were . I.. ..8 among iu piayer VUI by WV beach press. - Rsil GrVflth, Newport, * good guess for dronjest man would be offensive guard Bob Young of the St. Lonis Cardinals. He took up welghtutting seriously four years ago, when he was 33 years old, and .s fron25Oto2$Opoimds, none out fat. He And his brother Doug hold the world record for Iwoman deadlift (1,410 pommda) 'White, all-world defensive tackle of the Dsllas Cowboys, has bench. pressed up to 475 pounds, 25 fewer than Young. QIwoeldlIketIknswwbsbademsdhemeesino seueL Al.., do you think MIke8ehelI of the PhIladelphIa Phillies could break or tie the recaid? -R.bert Wedde, Jr., D'vii, W. ys. '. 1 1~ . ,p. __ ~J . ; i. .. , I At ,i . Atlanta Falcons. -The New York Giants traded second-year running back Dan Doornink to the Seattle Seahawks for an undisclosed draft choice, and lost veteran defensive end George Martin at least temporarily over a contract dispute. Martin failed to attend practice at Giants Stadium Tuesday morning, surprising everyone but rookie Coach Ray Perkins. -Atlanta cut 10 players, including quarterback Scott Hunter and defensive tackle Jim Bailey; Baltimore released tackle David Rowe; Chicago waived running backs Jerome Heavens and Ron Harris, linebackers John Sullivan and Chris Devlin among 10 players; New Orleans cut return special1st Nat Durand and offensive lineman Mark Meaeroll. 1 .14 Eagles Find PlaceKicker C" Sm al/ey, m an Spar kie U -:- - .I I I . . . .. P.M. Houston (Richard 12-12) a New York (Kobel 36) 2:05 p.m. La Angeles (Hough 3-4) Chicago (Krukow 9-5), 2:30 p.m. Atlanta (Solomon 4-10) it PhIladelphia (Ctwistenson -U. 7:35 p.m. Montreal (Rogers 117) it Cincinnati (LaCoss 13-3), 1:05 p.m. Ian 01.90 (Owchlnko 4'7 St. Louis (Fuigham S-I), 6:35 p.m. Tbvrsday's Games ( b0 gaiiws scheduled) American League But w I. Pct. .6501 os - 73 41 310 76 31 geg 53 .353 12 63 60 .320 16 19 *4 .215 aS a -- '" W i. Pc?. as Calif U .556 Mien SI .332 3 Kin City 44 41 .112 5½ Texas 1 44 in i OnIcago .427 Seattle 33 73 .121 17 Oakland 10 u .317 Tuesda y's Results Milwaukee 3, Chicago 2, 1st Milwaukee 9, Chicago 5, 2nd Texas 2, Baltimore 1 MInnesota 7, Boston 2 New York 4, Kansas City 2 Cleveland 12, California oattiond I. Detroit 1 Seattle I, Toronto Today's Games (All Times CDT) Clevelind (Spillner 7.3) at California (Ryan 13-I), 4 p.m. Detroit (Wilcox oat Oakland (McCatty 6.7), 4:30 P.M. Chicago (Baumgarten 11.7) at Mllweukse (Hoes 1-7). 1:20 (Stsnley Soslon 11-9) at (Golfs 11-I), 0: 30 Minnesota p.m. New York lleaWi 3-1 or Clay at 1-3) Kansas City (Chamberlain 2.0), 5:35 p.m. Toronto (ssieo 3.3) at Seattle (Hcnsvcvtt *9), 10:35 p.m. 3CB00L BELLS 11411V7 I Batting (based on 350 at bats) National League GAS H Pd. Hrrvidz, St.L 123 470 160 310 TmPltn, St.L 117 505 166 .329 Winfield, 50 126 475 IS? .330 Homer, Aft 91 361 fl6 .39 Knight, Cm 117 421 136.318 Griffey, Cm 95 310 120.316 Matthws, Aft 126 315 $62 .315 Garvey, LA 125 513 16 1 .314 Rose, Phil 126 475 148.310 Parrish, Mtl 113 396 121 .306 American League 0 Al H Pd, Lynn, los 117 431 149 .316 Rice, los 122 446 163.33S Brett, KC 122 509 169 .3n Lezcano, Mil 111 314 127 .331 Downing, Cl 113 394 130 .330 Bothte, Sea 115 423 140,329 Kemp, Oct 111 414 133 .321 Lndreau Mm 121 131 143 317 Oliver, Tex 106 31$ 123 317 Molltor, Mil 110 419 141 .311 Home Runs National League - Kingman, Chi and Schmidt, Phil 39, Winfield. SD 27; Hornier and Matthews, All, Lopes, LA and Clark, SF 25. American League - Lynn, los 36; Rice, los 33; Singleton, Belt 31: Mil Thomas, 30; Baylor, Cal 21. Runs Salted In National League - Kingman, CM and Winfield, SD 93: Schmidt, Phil 90; Clark. SF $5; Hernandez, St.I. ii. American League - Baylor, Cal 110; Lynn, los 103; Rice, 101; Singleton, Bait 94; Kemp, Del and Thomas, Mu 90. Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, Pitt 56; North, SF 50; Lopes, LA 36; Taveras, NY 35; Scott, St,L 33, American League - LeF lore, Del 42; Wilson, KC SI; Cruz, Sea 34; Bumbry, Ball, Bonds, Clev and Wilts, Tex 2$. 3 Pitching Victories National League - N iekro, l40u 17.7: Ni.krn. MI i&IA Ruschel, Chi 14-7; LaCO$5; Cn Espinosa, Phil 13.9. American League - Flanagain, Bait 17.7; Eckersley, So and John, NY 166; Koosman, Minn 16-10; D.Martlnez, Ball 14-9; Sorensen, Mit 1417. iaiiiid Run Average (based on 101 innings pftched) National League - Rogers, Mtl 2.71; Andujar, Hou 2.11; Hume, Cm 2.53; LaCoss, Cm 256; Hooton, LA 2.91. American League - Kern, Tex 1.46; Marshall, Minn 2.39; Guidry, NY 2.64; Eckersley. Bas 2.73; John, NY 2.90. Strikeouts National League - Richard, Mcii 222; Ni.kro, All 150; Carlton. Phil 147; Blyleven, Pitt Perry, SD 132, American League - Ryan, Cal 177: Guidry, NY 147: Flanagan, Bait 146; Jenkins, Tex 133; Koosman, Minn 122. Saves Ists,aI i... iH.r. Ch132: TSIUJVI, PiU23 Gather, All 21; lair, Cm, Sambito, Mau and Lavelle, SF IS. American League - Marshall, Minn 23: Kern, Tex 21; Mcnge, Clev 16; Stanhouse, lilt and Clear, Cal 13. ' _ Placed pitcher Vet and rcalIed DICkiC Notes from their Reading farm Club. New York (NL) -Optioned relief pitcher Dwight Bernard to their Tidewater farm club of the In. ternational League and reliever Jeff Reardon. Seattle - Optioned Infielder Charlie Beamon to Spokane of the Pacific Coast League, Basketball Indiana - Released forward Steve Green. Football Atlanta - Cut quarterback Scott Hunter, defensive tackle Jim Bailey, cornerback ErnIe Jackson, running beck George Franklin, offensive tackle Brent Adams: punter Spike Jones, linebacker Keith Miller, center Bill Leer, wide receiver Jimmy Bryant and cor. nerback Charles, Baltimore - Cut tackle David Rowe, center Lee Gross, running back Nate Jackson, defensive and Jack Shrewder, wide receiver Marshall Johnson, defensive beck Frank Dark, tight end Steve Stephens, wide receiver Frank Grant, tackle Don Morrison, defensive tackle Greg Marshall and punter Steve Broussard. Traded an undisclosed 1960 draft choice to Denver for punter lucky Dilts. Buffalo - Waived punter Jay Sherrlll, strong safety Marvin Switzer end offensive tackle Craig Hertwig. Chicago - Waived running backs Jerome Heavens and Ron Harris, linebackers John Sullivan and Chris Devlin, defensive backs Joe Restic and Dave Becker. wide receiver Ron Robinson, offensive linemen j Sevy and Bob Wright and defensive tackle Willie Washington. Cleveland - Cut tight end Gary Parris, fullback Woody Thompson, cornerback Tom London, running back Dino Hall, tight end Anthony King, linebacker Carl McGee, offensive guard Pete Killers, defensive end James Ramey, wide receiver Ken Smith and wide receiver Mike Tiagwad. Dallas - Placed safety Charlie Waters on the injured reserve list, Waived .lImtIu Washington, running beck Doug Dennison, punter Duane Carrell, linebacker Garry Cobb, defensive lineman Ralph DeL.oath and wide receiver Chris DeFrance. Green Bay -Cut veteran fullback Jim Culbreath, tight end Jim Thaxton and rookie quarterback Kyle Grossart. Houston - Placed linebacker Franklin king on injured reserv e and waived defensive end Jim Mot, running back Norris Banks, defensive back Bruce Boil, middle guard Mitt Burnett, wide receivers Richard Ellender and Ricky Maddox, tight end Scott Paplham, tackle Mike Taylor and guard Randall Young. Kansas City - Traded safety Tim Gray to San Francisco. Waived punter Zenon Andrusyshyn, return specialist Eddie Payton, defensive tackle Stan Johnson. linebacker Clarence Sanders, tight and Cecil Youngblood, tackle Myke Horton and defensive back Herb Christo. -- ri.., ..1a4. fl1• Z.. Pittsburgh - Waived kicker Roy Gerela. St. Louis - Cut veteran running backreturn specialist Gordon Bell, defensive end Jack Williams, linebacker Chris Garlich, center Tom Orzoza, tight end Jerry Holloway, defensive beck Steve Henry and tackle Nate Henderson, Placed rookie wide receivers Leo Lewis and Jeff Lee on injured reserve list. San Diego - Waived center Mark Slater, fullback Wilbert Haslip, quarterback Dave Rader, and wide receiver Vernon Henry. Placed receiver Dwight McDonald and defensive end John Bushong on injured waivers. Placed tight end Pat Curran, tackle Milton Mar. daway and linebacker Jim Laslavic on iflltIiWd reser ve list. Placed wide receiver John Floyd on football" injured reserve list. San Francisco - Placed guard Ernie Hughes, tackle Dan Irons and defensive end Troy Thomas on in. lured reserve. Waived defensive back Lepoleon Ingram and acquired defensive backs Tim Gray, Tony Dungy and Charles Cornelius from Kansas City. Pittsburgh and Miami respectively, for undisclosed draft 1950 choices, . p,, 'rm,i •4U01 terback Gary Huff, offensive linemen Gary Pueti and Farmer and defensive back Reggie Owens; placed on injured waivers defensive back Jerry Anderson , linebacker Randy Gill and guard Karl Schumacher. Washington - Waived wide receivers John McDaniel and Terry Anderson, running backs Louis Carter and Buddy Hardeman, tight end Grady Richardson, Offensive tackle Bill fain and linebacker Willis Banks. College Stanford - Named Brooks Johnson head coach of track and field. "P ....w ,_ - TA!11 Racing seminole Tuesday night First race 1$ Go'che Gal 3.00 2.20 2.20 7 C Rodney 2 10 3.00 2 Frosty Lew 240 0 (3-7) 6.60; T (3-12) 64.Ui Tim. 2:12.3 Second race 6 Zeb Painter 6.60 3.60 2.20 7 Sm Ok cal on g 12.10 9.40 1 Prince B F 4.20 Third race 2 McQulckChange 3.10 2.60 3.10 6 Pence Gold 210 2.40 5 Blaze N flu 210 0 (2-I) 3.40; 1 (2-LI) 3$-ti: Time 2:09.1 Fourth race 5 Enough Time 14.00 3.10 2.20 6 Dicie Berry 3.40 2.20 7 Proud Mac Win 4.20 Q (3-I) 20.00; 1 (547) 743.11, Time 2:093. Fifth race S Spooky Smith 15.60 10.60 4.30 Shiaway 2 Nikki 19.00 .i0 2 Majorette Bar 1,40 0 (2-5) $7.20 T (5-2-1) 967.66: Time 2:01. Sixth race Meadw Mischief 25.60 1.20 1.10 S Our Town $20 10.40 2 Diamon Jim 6.20 0 (1.1) 149.40; 1 (1-3.2) 1,175.6$; Time 2:10. Seventh race 5 Little Etta 560 2.60 4.00 7 Tar Chip 3.00 3.00 6 String curling 6.40 0 (3-7) 10.20; T (3.74) 42tIS Time 2:06.4. Eighth race Kelly Fritz 5.00 1.20 3.20 3 Thirty knots 1.20 3.04 7 F U5C 4 . 60 0 (34) 15,60; T (4-3-7) tiLlS: Time 2.05.4. Ninth race 3 Valley Forbes 22.20 3.10 3.10 6 Brenda Van 1.60 3.00 1 Tralnors Mrgie 3.40 Q (3-I) 70.40: 1 (341) 941.61: Time 2:56.1. 10911 race 6 Measured Fl. 13.60 7.00 4.29 3 PA BA 6.60 3.10 1 Supreme Rock. 13.00 0 (3-4) 29.20: T (6 3-1) 214.10: Time 2:06.4. Attendance 1,371: Handle IIs,J70. (, j4 ,)M1rThLlI ditioning System Dog Racing DAYTONA REACH TUESDAY NIGHT First Race. flatil Harness In Air Conditioned I Wall HEATING , INC I Ph jIi Sanford ( - '1 • - Kellar on the Injured reserve list. Los Angeles - Waived running backs Anthon y Davis and Rod Phillips. safety Jackie Wallace, wide receiver Dwight Scales, linebacker Dave Morton and defensive tackle Bill Dunstan. SHOP ORLANDO AND SANFORD DAILY :3O-9:3O, SUN. 124. WED., THURS., FRI., UT. I shop Leesburg, Dei.and,Mt. Dora I Klselmmps Daily 94, ton. 13-4 - - ~r HOME CENTER• Id CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Cavaliers will have to look for additional help elsewhere with the news Tuesday that to of last year's top draft choices have chosen to play with European basketball teams. The Cavaliers announced Bruce Flowers and Bill Laimbeer, both former Noire Dame stars, have decided to play the 1979-1* season in Europe. 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The aitrHOs4.tr,n is a' dsep'est' t"ed (erumaclSMarjs,àed,for "w1 who - othiMe "4gM hays a chlsy hen.. I _. - Dick Ruthven on the 21-day disabled Darbabe 13.00 560 3.20 i Get 5 20 360 I Carry Tidbit 1.60 0(2.4)22.00, P (24) 1740, 1 (2.41)153.20. Second Race,0,3-16.1. 31 CI 3 Roe Kinder 21.60 900 460 2 K's Poo rboy 460 3.20 6 Bee Kelly 3.10 0 (2-3) 26.60, P (3-2) $46.70, 1 (3-24)213.40. Third Race, C. 3-14, 1.3171 3 Maid 0 Flight 11.20 400 4.00 4 Waldo Pepper 3.20 260 2 G.R. Pete 3. 00 Q (3-4) 13.60. P (3-4) 41.00, T (3.4. 2) 46.40. Fourth Race, E. Is, T. 39.40 7 Ivan Penny 9.20 4.10 3.00 3 K,tl joy King 900 3.60 S Big Loop 4,810 0(3.7)49.40. P (7.3) 91.20. T (71 5) 656.00. Fifth Race, 0. 1,,T. 31.95 2 M.L. Pinta 6.40 7.40 3.60 S Bluffer Birdie 660 3.10 6 Alley Clash 2.60 Q(23) $4.20, P (2.5) 77.10.1 (2-SO 6)216.40. Sixth Race, B, S-14, R. 31.63 S T'sMax 16.20 5.60 310 6 K's Poco 4.60 2.60 Tavern Nut 2.60 (SI) 26.10, P (S-I) 103.50, 1 ( $ I. 1) IU$0. Seventh Race, C. '.1.31.73 I Scott 000dbee 13.20 5.60 3.60 1 Sales Girl 5.00 5.20 7 Mexican Frolic 5,00 0(1-5) 41.00, P ( 9-1) 50.70, 1(5-1. 7)31700. Eighth Race, C, 316, 1.3190 .iaegacsoo 7.00 3.60 3.20 2 Cash Countess 5.60 o.00 I Carol's Nell .4.20 0(2-1)19.10, P(S-2) 46. 60,1 (12. 1) $9360, Ninth Race, B. 5-16, T. 31.4$ S Wise Cracker 17.80 6.20 3.60 Sneaked By 5.60 2.40 3 K's Clout 7.10 I' 125.10,1 ( 5.4. 3) 223.60. Tenth Race, S. 3%. T. 31.75 S Strut Along 11.40 1.80 1.40 2 Win With Wicker 3.60 3.00 S Troy Edna 620 0(2'S) $3.00, P (5-2) 42.90, T (3-2. 1)163.40. Eleventh Race, A, S-iL T. 31.11 1 MountainCtiff 17.60 10.00 2.60 1 Saint I Ain't 4.00 3.60 2 K's Believer 2.10 0(1.4) 34.20, P (1.4) 201.00,1(1-4. 2) 290.40. Twelfth Race, A, It, T. 3173 I Slapstick 29.10 520 4.20 3 Ell's Belle 4.00 3.60 7 Joe Idea 9.10 ( 3-U 61 .00, P (5.3) 176,50, 1(s.3. 7) 447,00. A - 2.513; Handle $196,549. Go To Europe / adVid be INI RSYMM __ ' Clevslnd TaVo .3 Leaders eaaers Placed safety Jeff Delaney on in. lured reserve list. New Orleans - Cut return specialist Nat Durand and offensive lineman Mark Meseroll. Placed on -me -. - • • injured reserve list Cornerback Maurice Spencer, linebackers Ron Crosby and Stan Sytema and guard Doug Pent If. New York Giants - Traded running back Dan Doornink to the Seattle Seahawks for an undisclosed draft choice. New York lets - Waived wide receivers Kevin Bell and Rogerl Farmer, defensive back Reggie Grant, tight end Bob Raba, quar. terback Danny Sanders, running back Gordie Sprattler and offensive lineman Stan Waldemore, Placed linebacker Mike Mock and defen sive back Terry Randolph on injured waivers. Placed linebacker Kelly Klrchbaum on injured reserve. Philadelphia - Released fourth. round draft choice Ben Cowins via waivers and placed rookie free agmt Steve Kenney on the injured reserve list. Top Cay Plc; . 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MN jali hi. 1111111 11 , 1111111 11,11111111111111111(1) , a II há. 'rwMMivaMIngtks nji asha i :0 . wq vIbA.'W(sia.'Whue an i Tr I_' (eel nuhes1 is -.ii ilt hasi,isd ..... ,$DAvIDMOFFrr W L Pd. 01 71 70 57 .331 51 67 464 12½ 51 6$ .460 13 54 73 .423 17½ 77 22 Atlanta Tuesday's Results LOS Angeles 4 Chicago 2 Atlanta S. Philadelphia San Fran 6, Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 New York S. Houston 0 San Dgo 3, SI.L 2. 11 inns. Today's Games ( Times CDT) Francisco (Whitson SI) at Pittsburgh (Bibby 1.3), 12:33 v.t Philadelphia ' Houston Clnci LOS Mg San Fran San Diego Detroit Baseball a Mater League Standings United Press Natlosal Leg, Cast W L pt. Pittsbrgh fl S2 Montreal II 32 .367 2 ChkO St. LOUIS 41 39 .330 7½ Phil. 64 41 312 5½ New York 70 .121 19½ baton Miiwauke New Transactions beaaaid(er Soo caroIkisf,jf,ary,g, Ikalso' -. ~,,~ - NotthatI know of.GusZernialaplitUn3ebetweei th.WheSox and A's while wlzmlng the horne run and Eli vtound in 1601 but playedatotalofll3gaznes.HarryWalkerwon theNLbattjngtltje In 1947 while playing 140 games for the Cards and Phillies; Dale Alexander did likewi. In 1132 w Detroit and Boston in 124 games. Maury Wills holds the major league record for playing in most games In a season, 153 In 1132, but that's because the Los Angeles Dodgers were involved In a playoff for the National League championship after tying with San P'ranci.co. Nelam Ryan's Q. N. em has, tM'ewu a huibill fester than ____ mph. Sewralseltbulpl$ehsnbuvedesshelter.ItbrswIt.ver IN ad s .lm'ut 11. Jut you'd e I. b.w. Dlstaaeet. pla$.deem'ic.id.Thssp.I't.TbsflIsUui.4Is Just ____ alter the pitcher lots It go. -E Pelguer, 1, ThM'sfrom thefamostouramof The Eg and pI My vote for speed dllgotothehgdiglltirowersotherwise _______ everybody would be swing the Ljyssl1I dsllver7 If they could sustain tIm speed of a pitch for N fed, 6 irches. ' ' _ Q. Recently BIll Midleek of the Ia Freicisce Giants *as traded to the Ptttsgh Pisates. At the time, the (hut' had played aims mere games lb. the Pirates. ______ could have played Ii 171 regular gauss 1ig the sossoi_ My questIon Is: Han a)' player ever led the league Is Pills, home ma or butting w k playing in mere than the regular amber games In a seem? -Johe Rice, ShapsvIUe, Pa. . . T GthsonlnhI61, when he wufl yews oid, won n games andl 9 for the St. Louis Cardinals, was an earned ni'average of 1.12, which Is dill the major league record. His bed wn-lom a,i-t in ww. 'inana Iuu very much. By HUGH ThOMSON Herald Staff Writer Getting physical at Seminole High School doesn't restrict one to football. In fact, the required physical examination athletes go through prior to competition In all sports Is only a minor portion of the health aspect. Often, physical examinations reveal the potential for Injury. This insight is offered by Seminole trainer Jim Terwilleger. Some 50 football players had their exam at Seminole on Aug. 8. Terwilleger said another examination date is scheduled Tuesday for girls who compete in basketball,vofleyball and ,qss country. . ,1,,,a lThii ,,5ipt&htwS'Ui.g$itbi fCOlaifld5 ,OI,tbe athletes, boys and girls, and this includes not only football 14 1 players buttho.e going out for the wrestling, basketball,,. swimming, tennis and golf teams," Terwilleger said. All of the athletes are given complete physicals with examinations by a pediatrician, an orthopedic surgeon, a thoracic (chest and lungs) surgeon and a vascular surgeon. Ali exam have tobe done right after Aug. lof each -, year, and are mandatory In the state of Florida. Terwilleger said about two-thirds of all athletes examined have never before had a complete physical. "A lot of them don't have a family physician and when they get sick they go to the emergency room. Some of this might be blamed on the general apathy of the public toward health care," Terwilleger said. "But the physical exam is only a minor part. The big thing Is to recognize where there might be a potential for Injury. "Basically, one of the main things we look for is a lack of paired organs, this could be the lack ofa kldz)ey, for example. It Isn't found too often, though. We look for heart problems and we get a email percentage of athletes with high blood pressure. In the past we found three or four with preesure problems," TerwWeger, said. "But sometimes the high blood pressure is caused by the excitement of the physical itself, expecially when it's the first one for some of than. "We also screen our athlete after each Injury," Terwilleger said, "or lag condition which might come up that we feel t'4gM need naminatiaL "We have 'mini' type physicals during the winter inoniM, We sometime. examine 15 or 20, and they are 'nalaly ori*d.dats athlete who have never before been" asandned at our school," Terwilheger said. "We rim across a cue of acoliols now and then. That's asUght curvature of the spine. Those cases we refer toan, OIthOPhdiCpiIYsIeIseI for correction by exercise or by surgery. "tlmsws bed a$lr1 with a hip, peobjan*,ewas later opsedsd on and was afterwards able to play softbalL meal 393M 41110,9111 hid a foothill player who had epsbsstsupryW r---1iaii os*t'i'i' when he ' ters Take...-To Tom Vincent Revealing yen On Injury o .1 Nofaid Photo by yea Q. I would like it very much If wesid explain to we "eslkatod" rating system tar NFL quarterbacks. - Bill Lewis, Wflllngber,, H.J. You want me to do what it takes a 23page pamphlet on rating the quarterbacks for the NFL to do. Or as an NFL official said : when I queded him, on the Subject V YOU find OU4 would you let me know?" But briefly, quarterbacks' statistics are Judged NA* pro-fixed performance standards, with the final rating _______ hued on percentages of conipidlon., touchdowns per attempt, Interceptions per attempt, average gain per attempt - wIth points awarded In a formula system. Otto Graham, the old Cleveland Browns great, dill Minds No. 1. Q. During lab Gibsa's sp tacular .c, record______ ad le.gie4eadlig ERA? Thank you very much. I eujoy your celumne very much, -Cody Vauce, liavale, Neb. Physicals. _ , . I A' Jim Terwilleger with ultra sound machine J oh n son Named ___ .: o::: -.: ::..* 000000 ii,, Brotherly Love Stanford Coachbeen called and p•. . . Celts, Pistons Go To Table NOLO: No The major league home rim record, of course, Is 61 by Roger Merisof theNewYorkYankeesinlesl. GolflgugoAugug,sch. inidi trailed Marl,' pace but was ahead of Babe Ruth's schedule AM the Bambino hit 60 In 1977. I don't think Sdunlcit or Dave sKInnan of the Cubs will top either mark. But both have a good :thance of breaking Hack Wilson's National League record of 56. • NEW YORK ( UPi) Nobody likes to open an old wound, so maybe it would he better to forget the heartsick manner In which the Philadelphia I- :lcs finally were shot down last season, exs a new one and the obvious question Is how do they 0.pick themselves up and go oil from there? :cThepiettire still lingers of the battling Eagles getting their ,upponers au pump ed up by making the playoffs for the first time - in 18 years ailtI then disappointingly letting them down by kicking away th e finale to Atlanta. Trolling the Falcons, 14-13, th e Eagles still had a good chance to 1 win it with 30 seeoiid left. 'They had the ball on Atlanta's 17 and all they nevded was a field goal, but they also needed somebody who could kick It, Nick Mike-Mayer, the Eagles' regular place-kicker, By United Press liiteraatloual and Fred Stanley followed with cracked a three-run homer to Roy Smalley wasn't showing a three-run homer to lead the spark the A's. was out with an injury, and Mike Michel, their punter, had never Mariners L Blue Jays 4: off for his father -he was Just Yankees. tried kicking it field goal in the pros before, Brewers 3.1, While Sea 2-5: Tom Paciorek drove in six Michel was elected the man to try, but his kick from 34 yards out for some fun. Sixto Lexcano and Paul rims with a homer and a bases-"It's not gratifying to hit In out sailed a foot or so wide and that was it. Good-bye playoffs, BOSTON (UPI) - Unable to fun," said Molitor each drove in three loaded triple to power the front of my dad, it's goodbye season for Philadelphia. their third straight runs to power the Brewers to Mariners to reach an agreement on cornSmalley, who belted a two-run Which brings or. nnht to tine present. t h victory In their last pensatlon for small forward homer 11 victory. Tuesday night to help their 10 Mike-Mayer Inns been cut. So has Michel. If the Eagles are to go to a sweep of their 7-2 games and 7: the Minnesota Twins Indisi 12, Angels M.L. Carr, the Boston Celtics a on (rein where they left off last December It will have to be Tony victory over the Boston Red double-header. Cliff Johnson drove in four and Detroit Pistons Tuesday Franklin, it innost nn:irluf' young man out of Big Spring, Tex. I runs, three with his 11th homer agreed to allow NBA Commis. Franklin is a i,lra.ant 2.1-year-old rookie who Is finding the folks Sea "It's something I'll never A'. 8, Tigers 1: Rookie Brian Kingman fired of the season, to propel the abner Larry O'Brien settle the up North 'inuch inure friendly than they told me I would" and outgrow. We spent about 20 years talking and dreaming a three-hitter and Jeff Newman Indians. matter. who holds all kinds of NCAA kicking records. about me making It in the But tids isn't what makes him so unique. What does, is that Tony Franklin kicks the ball with his bare major leagues." Smalley's father picked a have good night to come to the Still V( say to nine, 'hey, Tony, didn't your • enough money to get YOU a couple pair of shoes7" the stocky ballpark as Jerry Koo-i'w' • - renn rtes. "They want to know It things were really THAT pitched a five-hitter for Na 18th '3y United Preis fit,eOc-i Gary Matthews hit his ith In the Amiricn Leaguelt ji4hnnw. vlctoryandRonJacksonWlded Hectorcrtnplaysforuncln- wasNewYork6,KansasCity2; homerof theseaaontosnaps4. 'iiiI one' gui who saw inc kick said to me, 'You know a two-run double to enable the natl. Jose Crui plays for Texas 2, Baltimore 1; Mm- 4 tIe In the seventh and lead the ffiething - you've g')t sexy feet." Twins to cut the. Houston. Cincinna ti and Ho us- nesota 7,hi Boston 2; Milwaukee Braves. 0 Pl Vcrjntl could tare lesS, his prime concern is that the Eagles Califoniia Angela' lead in the tonarebattlingforflrstplacejn over C cago, 3-2 and 9.5; Dodgeii 4, Cuba 2: Ron Cey and Dusty Baker eda kicker badly and in their three pre-season games so fs, American League Wed to three the National League West. Oakland 8, DetroIt 1; Seattle 8, games. ankhui na kicke,I live extra points plus a 44-yard Post pone the brotherly love Toronto 4; and Cleveland 12, homeredto highlight a four-run Ill,aintst Baltimore, le tried another Smalley blasted his 22nd thlrdtosnap Chicago's alxgame uotil October. California?. 51-yarder th With e Colts and didn't miss by much. In practice, liekicked :fl. from homer In the sixth inning for winning streak. "If we win the division title," Glaits , P'JSIU 1: s own 35 and the bull hit the cross bar. final two runs. HectorsaidTuesday night afté? Jack Clark smacked a three- Mets 5, Astras 0: [ Kocurnan, 13-10, walked five singling In a nm to give Cm. run homer ani Inuits "It's your job," Vermeil told him. "Do Bnething with It." Pete Falcons pitched a fourand struck out four In recording cinnati a 3.2 victory over lejohn added 1U first major. hitter and Doug Flynn drove in Franklin certainly intends to. "While in high school, I was place kicking the ball about 40 his eighth complete game. Montreal, "I'll buy Jose tickets league homer to back the Mihit three runs with a single and a yards with my shot, on and I wanted tosee what won1hipp,jfl "I was the beneftclaryofalot for the playoffs ... anything he pitching of Bob Kneppsr, g& double lna game that eidedin took my shoe off," F r;uiklin says. "I remembered how much my 0 Pad plays aid that was very wants." controversy. Houston Manager Braves 5, PhIthes 4: 'cousin and I used to enjoy kicking the ball barefooted when we fortunate for me," he said. Bill Virdon played the game For the time being, however, were kids. Anyway, I tried kicking With just my sock on in WAIn other AL games, Texas gifts mint wait. The victory, under protest when JeffLeon. edgadBalthnore,24, New York Tom Seam's loth straight, school and added lOyards practically every time." ard was forced to hit two extra That was the way he kicked the ball all through high school, defeated Kansas City, 6-2, enabled the Reds to pull within time., once because time had I with his shoe off but his sock on, and that was the same way he Milwaukee swept it double- 1% gaines of first-place Ibm. baC3UN started out kicking at Texas A&M. header from Chicago, 34 and 9. ton. New York had only elgt* men "When I was n freshman, it rained io much in College Station, I 5. Oakland topped Detroit, $4, - on the fiel& With the score tied 2-2, Dan . (UPI) got tired of changing socks," Franklin says. "So I just kept them Cleveland downed California, Driessen led off the seventh ______ sprint coach of Palm 3, Cereals 2: off and began kicking barefoot and I've been doing It ever since." 127, and Seattle beat Toronto, with a single, dole second and Brooks Johnson, Kurt Bevscia "ad in , the WiI UL Olympic Franklin has had only one misadventure and that occursed Wed to third on an jfj _ g, id Dade with the go-ahead ___ Le 11% the National ague It One out later he scored the been named head coach of Pa during a pra ctice session at Texas AX rim hi the 11th to help San Diego , track ad fidd , "My holder set the ball on the tee, the to slipped off it WM: San FrancIsco 1, PItt.- whmthi ml on Q'U$'5 ff University, It was amomeed snap 'a. seven-game, ame, losing popped up into the air," he says. "I kicked the tee nearly 30 yards, beiih 1; LOS Angeles 49 Chicago Rudy May, 7.1. streak. ' • DhIdO and my foot reallyhurt. The ball? Itjmidsatther,osth,grommd." 2; Atlanta 5, PhIladelphia 4; In the pros, of course, no tees are allowed. That doesn't hither New Yofk5, ' Over the lid two bvth15 to gain Johnson, 45, whe ica Ruth Franklin. In the first preseason game he played, he as4er saw the DI.go 30 St., LOUIs 2 In Ii Placed his ninth save and leave the 118$ inplé track z f1e nings; and CincinnatI 3 kind of rush that the Colts put on. Rupos two games behind Pitt- (bach Payton Joi, I. the "That bothered rnca1ittle,"hea4i,"bideamsn,Igotused MOIdflhI I sbirgh in the NL East. List first black head coach In to it in a hurl)'.! have to say, though,ths rali ls naai' better RUINI $ Oi'teLis Is In etha NL mans, Ian Stanford history. "I'm very Buddy Bell and Rich. Zink Francisco downed ' and stronger up here than It is in oollegL" tttsbu'gh, eacited about On I&Mtli,n of PHILADELPHIA I (UPI) Franklin owns anywhere from a than to 14 paIr, of shoes, belted horne fimi to back the , Atlanta nipped Philadsi- Brooki Jobnape to the Stanford 7% PNledella PtillI said pitching of ; Induding a co uple of pairs of cowboy boots, which he likes best, °°" 4 $4, Los Angelu defeated athletic coamualt," Geiger Tuesday rigl*.bwdsd pitcher ' Intends to keep kicking but he for the Eigi.. the way he has been QIcego,43, Now York blanked said. "He's a dynamic .uam Dick RIdWOU ha been placed 5, - barefooted.' the Zldiy Hoedon, 31, and San Diego who brings a wealth of exlid ROY Whit. th*l,d In two "The only Uine I'll pint the other a n," ys, giibg, "is ei*d St. Louts, track Nd becam, of a In 11 Inperience rSCmTW back 3-2, to Oar d With two oi4 hi the ninth h11I( in walking down th e street" - : 1.1 ': - t .. kEC.-'11_, - 1.I . :V".* * --..1 Thursday's Games Texas at Baltimore. night Oakland at Cleve, night Malór League ____________________I Wodnesy, Aug. n, in .. 'lesS 70a EIeYs GIw.All 32202$5 Forms Vsneparent bond. Odes fa.$toi 370 usa Ysiwum Insulated. Flow-tip pump die. MAser, P110* ___ PHONE Wlo"Coupon uJ1 wW • . - -.. - ' ' !• TONY RUSSIZ g IN5uRANCI g -0a 0 SAIMI . ' __ - , I ~tP ___ ,. '1 It ___ _____ ____ ___ _ ___ ___ ___ __ .1 0 2417 NUICI HL 0 ''M 0 000000000 iirAI'T.# i x). I_ . f'-Ij, ., - . . rt!z,1c,1*j441 - _ ' - . . ___ . t 1. I e -asia j w ij k ~, ~ .I -. . - - - kJ . . -- - ' . . Ik It - - I ' ' '' '' - - - -- -' 0 I -m - - --- . ,, , -. I ff-, . ..~ ! _______ -- ' ' - -14 . 0. % . .. *Z . , - - -, - . I * 1 * t "-"''•' '-'--•' - . , -. -- _~ - - .. -- - : -% ,1 :' '-'--": _______________ 1 -I I �...*. S UA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •. Wednesday, Aug. 22,1979 Chavez Union Still StruM.4 linn w SAUNAS, Calif. (UP!) Cesar Chavez is anything but boastful of past glories as he once more p11.3 the collective bargaining of his stoop-labor fieidhands against the owners of the fields where they toil. Again in the midst ofastrike, the United Farm Workers have only reached adolescence, Chavez says of the union he founded 13 years ago in the orchards, vineyards and vegetable rows of California's boimtiful farmlands. Despite the national reknown and successful battles of the Put, he says, the union is still struggling for survival against farmers with easy access to cheap non-union labor, The stocky 52-year-old Mexican-American leader recalls the bitter, often bloody fights leading to UFW recoütion, and he predicts an Immediate future of still more struggle, "We're where the industrial Eüons were 40 years ago. We'll get there, but It will be a few more strikes and a few more years," he said wearily during a 12-day mardi td Salinas last week. Seeking popular support for the current UFW strike as he trudged through Salinas Valley farmlands fasting on a diet of water only, Chavez drew thousands of farm workers signaling their support at roadsides and rallies. "I don't know what the biggest accomplishment of the union Is... maybe the fact that it's alive today," he said as he walked. Once more, Chaves hall called for a consumer boycott of nonunion iceberg lettuce and products of United Brands, parent firm of Sunflarvest, a major lettuce producer. The boycott was Chavez' Mef weapon In his earlier battles with lettuce growers ønd E&J Gallo wines, "This is a very crucial fight light now because we're trying to break what we call the wage barrier. We've broken the iepreses*ation barrier but even With a union, wages are still very, very low. We hadn't concentrated on wages before because we were busy trying to get recognized." The UFW has been stalemated in contract talks with six major lettuce producers in the Salinas Valley, the nation's "salad bowl." The union has been seeking a 41 percent wage increase to boost current minimum hourly wages of $3.70 to $5.. A major tomato producer reached an agreement with the union for the $5 level in the wake of the Salinas Valley march. But the battle remains with the lettuce growers whom Chavez criticizes for "talking out of both sides of their mouths." "First they say they don't have the money, then they make a higher offer when a nonunion grower pays its workers $5 per hour plus fringe benefits. In 1970, we negotiated the first contract and got $2 per hour. Eight years later we're getting $3.70, which is worth about $1.84 on the coat-of-Living index. Who can live on $3.70?" Chavez said the industry has seen Income and profits go from $.5 million In 1910 to $71 million last year. He adds, "So they have the money. How can we believe them when they say they don't have the money?" As union leader, Chavez spurns fire and brimstone speeches. He Is low key, convincingly humble and strikes responsive chords from both Spanish-speaking field hands and the Kennedys, Jane Fonda and California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. "It's hard to speak in front of large crowds. By the time I'm through shouting into the microphone I'm exhausted. Gandhi had a great system where he just sat in a crowded room and talked, almost in a whisper, but got his message to everyone. That's because people would repeat what was said to the person behind them." Chavez openly admires the Indian who successfully pressed social protests in Asia by fasting. He, too, has used the tool to locus attention on the struggle of the farm workers. "People can't draw upon an image of a movement without being attracted first to a human being," he explains. He obliges admirers and supporters seeking a memento, a picture or autograph, from him. "But I'm not a hero. I was the founder of the union and that may be misleading to people. I think the present leadership could take over right now and the union would continue." Not everyone agrees. He has come under attack from disgruntled workers who say he fails to delegate responsibility and authority to help the union mature quickly. Growers also criticize Chavez for stirring up the farm workers for "political purposes," such as rallying support for presidential hopeful Brown, a longtime supporter of the farm workers union. Chavez says he expects attacks, but is bothered more by the use of illegal aliens as strikebreakers and talk of resurrecting the federal "bracero" DroRram that would allow Mexican nationals to enter the country as labor contract workers. "We're frightened by it. There's not enough jobs to go around as it is. It will affect wages and the union. But we can organize them. It's the paid strikebreakers that we're having the most problems with. "It's an international problem. Boundary lines mean nothing to hungry people. I don't know what's going to help but we do support a legal ban to keep the growers from usin them as strikebreakers." Carpet Sale one room era whole was. you can count on savings .t the Carpet Shop. kitchen Carpet Y OURSELVES Rubber — so.:ard Nylon ö Colorful sq. yd. pints Eng$erald,Sa,,foFl. Low hWS becus0 wi want your b.sin.sz 5 sq. yd. Nylon Multi-color .arThtofles SANFORD B1 1/2 ChIN I Ii7I4 \IISISS Herald Phile by Tom Netsol William "Shorty" Behrens thickens gravy In the fire department kitchen,' Airman Robbie R. Carlisle, of Jay I. Carlisle of 241 Morn Drive, Longwood, has been assigned to Lowry Air Force BS10# Cole., after completing Air Force basic training, Airmen who complete basic training sorn credits towards an associate degree in applied science t1wouet the Community College of the Air Force. The airman will now receive specialized Instruction in the munitions and weapons main. Ionance field. *man Carlisle is a Dlêgraduatsof Oviedo High School, Ovisdo. Mexican cornbread and rolled steak. But li ke most things today, Behrens complained that "relied steak Is getting too expensive to have very often." Born in Sanford, he has spent most of his life around Lake Monroe and cooking Is "something my grandmother taught me." Married with four children he does do some cooking around the house such as "when my wife's sick." The hungry firemen wolf down the food he prepares and there are very few 1?, - REA __ Ahneaft'S mother, Mrs. Josqliine J. Roundiree. lives at 13Sf S. West *oa kfort i_Wtspl$ysEs. seas muuiá si Iba TIM (' FOR OVER-DRY SKIN so until potatoes are done. Salt and pepper 1 2 or 3 times until it tastes right." Break up bread and mix with other Ingredients in a shallow baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. Pillows Take To Quilting 71- w What Weapon. 1sA Citizen VASELINE -u-.. , me ptgv General Electric 0 CARE LOTION Reg, Heibsi _ But whsnlgo to. restaiwut SCARED ___ someone takes my order, DEAl 8CAl: Yø deli and any whate yes live, but ymax Is aarves my food aid brings me ag,ed—"_ ladeiss yes I. ray chick, I tip 15 percent cUbe I Pt be teak with your local bill. My question: What would you pile, or shuNts sifts aid ask Ibavkatkleddwin,es(V onuidararessonable tip for a any) a elms Is perilNod be ssonlwvlcs place whun I stand derIspridsetMIs, In8nstoplacemyordsr,pay any 11 ki eud re ei ed ds 1 ales c v 5.L ...a pks1esk The levi •W - uw uq lipesmoen. I can't figure It the witrese brings table, dir fri. sbele be ads. ____ to because I'm fZ, overwelglt Imaybeiut.Ihifro1 thefood,peursmy Icedt.s sad djutasordinary4xkk __ carrying a buidser kuifs in my DEAR ABBY: WhmI gob. clears the ts? liuseWs. I hardly e ver wear puree for prat.ct1o__ fM400d EDIN SOUTh CAROlINA place, I find my own __ etiassit an akai,aidIdeussputyfor Will yea please seat, p ft c, cuvy my DEAR ED rd leave a 1$ is Smadsys. expert and aid eat If I can be own food to the table, d That,. make ap jsilfortryinglsprstset dlpn d the debris In as masses in my nslgh put in ___ v leave beedhavebssn raped In to my puss, my baser and my wMsr.ci$yl,asIdsidtip. whil ilisib and I'm scaredthat Ufs. I— Ion* Plañn.d For SHS Sophornores 110Ds. i 'fstrMloa sad Stidest eli a.ddá L tat ii wuiceme the ieutMM. Lijei.s and a, sov ImUI$IYAPPINTMUT IMIISWICY AND NIW iiism - le_..&I_ UU aiziEI -.--- -' ' LW 401L In #0 awbriwL : 4.uI Iuwe ilpu test, sad m. as a drip Sings, Irsimisy _____________ - - •1 -• • fl *- -*-L -- •. 4. - -..-S . _• •• ••,•• - --------- . -•-. _jr iL . I --u - S. __e_ - -- .- - - - - SAAL AE N whole quilt Independence Square Is much like the Log Cabin; Tusnbllàg Blocks Is as old favorite; The Railroad is mad. 01 many Small triangles; I - CarIIIlsd Tsssr - INCIUSS PlsldTrIps—Arb.sd Croft& A11108110 La.1ItISsR - LIM$TIDINIOUM$$T __to a U.bethsautMIIuSd th d. Paruts are sosuriged to - Vri .MSpa.b. givaramaM aul fas* apsr a "Wikosi bkm rI d ffi - wiN ales be in' 8:1 1" lIi&.. -. ". corners. Velveteen hexpr y when wed ce In this fapo, u the different difnap directions and ghMghIL ferent KINDIRGAITIN .kJ, - — ft""".ftoftb"WOW KRAYOLAKOLLION New Taking NO! We milli, ugh &'hesi (811) formalism as aopM.ore ILY SAVER best way to hande a four-block irxt10 for the Leg Cabin section Is to have the darker design and patterns for 15 other mugs of velveteen formw the quilts rd" to the hMM of Wer MPO at the MOr wwksavellfwapillowastwa VEAR ABBY: I live In a t*egh neighborhood. In the put y rye had my puree ansid six times. I pid sp a fight ad was hit over IM head and had to go to the hsspllaltogst 12 ditches .in my if B1 Eq Allowed To Car , ry Legally9 INTENSIVE AM I. mvIM IN a ass, hIssTOM s1acbM,, ; dseg.r Mn CareS — Vu, Oknlibus Ind - Corn Batter: half cornmeal, half flour, a little sugar and an egg. Mix with me PA in - - potatoes cut in large pieces. Cover with water and simmer for an hour or The HERBAL or SWu $k carrots cut in hail and (No exact Ingredients . Just something Behren whips up) Stitchin' Time - family regeests ISSISIISm may he WAN to Msthodist Children's Home, arpries. American Cancer Peal. Unison Funeral Home fiewors, Brown meat in pan. Place in stew pot with Susan we. —, MilAN TOUU N HMTIsII Torrea, G,s, (lid i4sy M 111hz HsspUsl, ____ SSfl,SWM BREAD PUDDING Loaf of bread (stale tread can be used) l quart milk 1 box raisins 2½ cups sugar ½ oz vanilla 2 lbs. carrots Salt and pepper - TOIRS$, MRS. SUSAN HARRISON — Oraveide em. susan isarrison vices is, Torres. OS. of Geneva, who died Asy in Deylses leach, will am., In he Thursday at Geneva Cemetery with Rev. Lee King officiating. In iiau *P, 5 lbs. potatoes Wed In Do'uble Ring Rites w" to make a whole "", Etru""ons for ow _\ Funeral Notk. ATW batter. LIV Cabill No time to make a whole quilt. Make throw pillows make a in "rim elegailt throw the " Uow 'ad. a of quill blocks, in luxurious ceRon velveteen and' pillows theoftraditional pat- pillow much " simpleir but P' equally tems. fectl" d@dVL It Is made of 7 contemporary colors. Instructions for the Log Cabin Even If your decor is dark and I light stripe, curved design are Included In th e Bicentennial Quilts book,: supoodern, the timeless at the top and tape to the available exclusively to readers of this newspaper. Cynthia Louise Watt and H. Dale Goeznbel were married Aug. Brideanalde were Miss Glenda Goenbel, sister of beauty of the classic quilt bottom, made within a il-Inch 11, at 2p.m., at the Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church of Sanford., bridegroom from Sanford; Was Donna Cohen and Mrs. Raymond Crocker performed the double ring ceremony. n Michelle Rush of Altsenotge SprInga the motifs will bring warmth to square. Draw your basic ' To get your copy of th coutemnporary Interiors. Choose design, cut out the setlotia The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 0. watt, bridegroom's niece from Sanford. Their gowns were s; uiwions-iume is Bicentennial Quilt book send UN Avalon Blvd., Casselberry. The bridegroom is the son of design to the honor attendant's and their flowerswerc blue mums rich, luxurloim fabrics such aas leaving Sam allowance and motif Cron*n's all-combed cotton join the sections in alternating an appliquedesign; PAU Fence $1.25 to Bicentennial Quilts; Glenn Goemnbel, 2472 Sanford Ave., Sanford, and the late Mrs. with white ribbons. Is a manly design, and General Stitchin' Time, cite of thL velveteen and pick colon to GoeinbeL Sherznans quilt Is a brick newspaper, Box SN, Radio City Terry Goembel of Altamonte Springs, served his brother as accent a modern roam. solid piece of the darker Given in marriage by her father, the brlde chow forhervowaa design bordered with Mars. Any Station, New York, N.Y. 1009. best man. Ushers were Todd Watt, Itobert Watt and David Watt, t and train lavishly embellished , fgnja1 nylon A popular pattern is Log velveteen, z can than done now to make a collection Williams, al th l bro ers of the bride from Casselberry; and Ron Jay '.'-.—'I — secured her floor'—'is. A '—'l4raced eS. .R Pillow. When stitching around the decorator th ra er of quilt-pattern pillows for your Williams Cleary, of Sanford. mantilla styled veil of CUZTIId a 01 four caved edges s. Log (I is 'l triditlOflhlShade living room! ___ Th th e axial hail of e chur e reception was held in th ch while Bible arranged with a cascade 01 ced w4 squares of Followingawedding trip to the Gulf Cud, the newlyweds are two shades of brown and two seam allowances so the pillow as orchid. m' 1'sg their home inAltamnonteSprings. The bride isagraduate shades of blue. shell uses will )j Min Barbara J.P Won, cousin of the bride from Boca Baton, 01 Open Dow Christian Academy, Greensburg, Pa., and the two shades of blue. was the maid 01 honor. She wore a blue and white floral print Both pillows an stuffed with gown and carried. bouquet of No mans with baby's breath bridegroom Is a graduate of &b Jones University, Greenville, Log Cabin is made so half fiberfill and dosed with handS.C. Agwind with blue and white ribbow the sqare is in darker shades dkbftand half In lighter shades. This The Blcentastial Quilt book, A. M. Mix Ingredients and stir well. Dip filets of fish in batter and fry in hot oil. Fish may be spr inkled with flour after dipping in BEEF STEW CORNBREAD cooking," said U. Bill Lee, "Or next time you do the - 1 tbsp. oil 6 lbs. stew meat MEXICAN complaints. "You don't complain a bout the Thicken with cornstarch. FRESH FRIED FISH Batter: 6 tbsp flour S t bsp cornstarch 2 tsp. baking powder 2tsp. salt 2eggs ½ cup water 0 KENNETH PARISI I Round steak, thinly cut, quartered Wedge of onion for each quarter Slice of bacon for each quarter salt and pepper Salt and pepper each piece of steak and roll steak around strip of bacon and onion. Hold with toothpicks. Brown In fry pan with oil. Then simmer in a little water for 1-1½ hours. Thicken juice with cornstarch for gravy which is good served with rice or mashed potatoes. spewltomw"W an the Vokedol""hod = w worked If you love the !ashloned a square at muslin. *Oft ft While you May OW In- Mi Sergeant Kenneth R. Parise, son of Mrs. Constance Collins of 132 Carrage Hill Drive, Cassolberry, recently participated in Global Shield 7, an Air Force exercise conducted by the Strategic Air Command. JIPPINY BROWN Sergeant Paris. is. munitions J01" F. Brown, MR of ,. Ind Mrs. Louis Brown Sr. 110 McKay specialist with a SAC unit at An Blvd., Sanford, recently completed do so, Air Force One, hire. Global Shield It, which involved n armor crowman st bomber, tanker, missile and fort Knox. Ky. and forces, During the course, students reconnaissance ilVid training in the ditties of a associated Air Force Reserve units, w cowman, Including firing the was the largest and most corn. nk's armament and small pehinsive test of SAC forces in pens. Instruct ion Was also elm more than 20 veers. field radio operations, map DALI JOHN SON N*l1I, and tank Pvt. Dale etr. Jalmeon receotiy completed training as an armor 'WILLIAM COSPIR mgt at Fort Know. Ky. technical sergemw William During the course, students POor ill, se" of training in the duties of IUIWIM. Cooper Jr.,al320 May;; received tank crowman, Including firing the Ich Lane, Linssd, recently tank's armament and small tIcIPSNd in Global $h$sll an ws.gens. instruction was also given in field radio operations, map raisgie Air Command. reading, and tank maintenance and water until the batter looks right. Pour thin layer of batter in black skillet and bake in 400 degree oven until it starts to firm. Remove from oven and add layer of hamburger and chopped onion that has been browned and drained. Add a can of cream style corn and a can of tomato sauce. Cover with remaining batter and bake until brown. lIOIiPJ STEAK Miss Waffor, He is Goembel. BYJOAN`NE8cH`='A m" paum ' Sergeant Cospr is a missile maintenance technician with a SAC unit at Whiteman Air Force Base, here. Global Shield 7, which involved bomber, tanker, missile and forces, and reconnaissance associated Air Force Reserve units, was the largest and most corn. prehenslve test of SAC forces in more than 20 years. coasi. CARLISLE cooking." enough for the noon meal to provide enough leftovers for evening. With seven to nine men on his shift, some of their favorites are ByTOM NETSEL Herald Stall Writer "Most of 'em get indigestion and eat Rolalds," answered William "Shorty" Behrens when asked how the other firemen on his shift liked his food. "Now, that's because they eat too much," claimed one of the other firemen at Sanford's Central Station on French Avenue. "When your weight climbs up from 145 to 18, the food has to be good." Behrens has been a fireman for "pretty close to 12 years," he said, "and I guess I've been cooking the whole time I've been here." When Behren's shift checks inat8a.m. they will be on duty for 24 hours. On some of the shifts the men will bring food from home or individuals will cook their own meals. On Bebren's shift his reputation with a frying pan is so good the other firemen gladly let him prepare the day's chow. "We decide in the morning what we want," Behrens explained, "and then someone goes to the store to get it and we divide the bill equally. Sometimes someone brings something in, like fish." He will usually cook I liii In The. Service - Good Reputation With Fry Pan Lands Fireman The Chow Deta ii of Sanford 321.0114 N7 ICE W4dneIday,Avg.n,1p1I Cook Of The Week The Carpet Shop 714W. FIRST ST. __ . • •. -.-.-•-. - - $ - _.-*--_-._ --_- Nov --- ----,.-. aç& .e -..-- ? - - -•_----.-..-.-._-- -_..-__... ,___- • - -.•.---• -.. - --.____N ------- __- ''.- - - -'?..--:• .. - -.-. _-*- - - - --- - - . _. . _ _______ __ __- 5 -•.. .. . ......... 4. . -• 4. . •.•. •, ..- - - .5 -4 • r•- • �21-EvInhIq Hers Id, S.nford,pl. Wsdn.sd.y, Avg. n,im Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Turn Into pastry-lined pie plate. tot with margarine, Cover pie with pastry; seal y ' so ht Di*eter To and flute edge. Cut several sl top Op& steam to escape. Bake in 425 degree F oven 35 to 45 minutes or Until CTUS1 is browned. Makes 1 (ø4nch) P LEMON MINT SPLASH 2 cups boiling water 7 mint flavor tea bags ½ cup star 1 cup fresh I I 2ciçsgingerale, chilled In teapot, POW. boiling water over mint bags; cover a brew minutes. move tea begs; stir in sugar and cool. In large pitcher, combine tea and lemon juice; chill. Just before serving, add glngerale.Serveintallicefilled &azaes. Makes 6 servings. each with strawberry slice, Bake in400degree oven fl to 25 mInutes. Brush lightly with melted butter. Serve piping hot. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 12 muffins. 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' ft day's Wednuday, Aug. 22, 17 Lesson Serve A Tasty Main Course Salad' School Lunch Week Adds .L' p To Nutrition With Love I food served with loving more) servings at a time and Cream shortening and sugar. I package gingerbread mix adds up to "Nutrition keep the rest frozen for use Add eggs, mix well. Sift dry 1½ cups sour cream ve," the special focus of another day. ingredients together and add to 3 tablespoons sugar year's National School After lunch, give the scholars creamed mixture alternately 1 teaspoon vanilla Week, October 1440. a take-along dessert with milk and vanilla. Mix well ½ teaspoon cinnamon in Chips with cling miniature Danish Peach Piz- after each addition. Roll dough Drain fruit cocktail and p s for dessert will be one zas, a Ginger Jewel Bar of a ¼ Inch thick on floured sur- reserve syrup. Grease a 13x9x2of special menus offered Peachy Lunchbox cookie, face. Cut into 2½ -inch rounds. Inch rectangular cake pan and d that week to children of Canned cling peaches and fruit Place on lightly greased cookie dust with flour. Mix gingera] es. And like every other cocktail keep these quick mix sheet, placing level teaspoon of bread according to package lu served by qualified goodies fresh and moist all filling on half rounds and cover directions using reserved fruit N nal School Lunch week if they last that long, of with another round. Seal edge syrup for part of required s every weekday of the coursel P with tines of fork. Bake in 400 liquid. Turn Into pan. Bake at sc year, It provides apHOMEFORLUNCH degree F. (hot) oven 15 minutes 350 degrees F. about 20 pr ;imately one-third of a CHOWDER or until lightly browned. Makes minutes. Remove from oven; ch &s daily nutritional needs, 1 lb. frozen North Atlantic approximately 30 cookies. let stand about 10 minutes. on the current Recom- Cod, Haddock, Ocean Perch or If dough becomes difficult to Whip sour cream until fluffy. M tded Daily Allowance. Pollock work with, refrigerate until it is Beat In sugar, vanilla and the same time, this menu 2 cans (10 ounce) condensed firm. cinnamon. Fold in drained fruit rt As the school foodservlce tomato soup cocktail. Spread over cake In GINGER JEWELS in $try's more versatile ap... 1½ cans water I can (17 ounce) fruit cocktail pan. Bake 10 minutes longer. pr ch to planning and their 1 (10 ox.) package frozen gr wing commitment to give mixed vegetables th Ir young patrons the foods ¼ teaspoon salt th njoy. Dash pepper lace 1946, when the school Allow frozen fish to stand ,Al ls cb program began with the unwrapped at room tern. pi mage of the National School perature for about 15 minutes. L oh Act an Increasingly With a sharp knife, cut in cubes. pr fçaalonal school foodservice Combine soup and water and IS L I, ICES GOOD in uetry has worked with the heat. Add fish cubes, frozen U ted States Department of vegetables and seasonings to THU CENTER CUT BONELESS A 'lèulture following the hot liquid. Simmer 8 to 10 m s up-to-date nutrient minutes. Fish is ready to serve THRU gi *lines -to allow managers when It becomes opaque and AUG. 29 to l#n lunches at a reasonable flakes easily. Serves 6. CHOCK DANISH PEACH PIZZA c L'that reflect the regional, 1 can (29 ounce) cling peach ci tua1 and ethnic choices of • I . . 2 STORE S t children to whom they are slices 2 packages (Bounce, each) sc red. ROAST search of the sometimes refrigerated crescent rolls ' ½ cup brown sugar, packed ci sive "clean plate," the n op n mon.-thurs. 2 tablespoons butter U DA Type A lunch program fil ½ teaspoon cinnamon " roll h jeen revised periodically Drain peaches. Separate. w i the most recent changes allowing a new menu crescent rolls and divide each (1 sun. 8-3 prn fl dbility, and opening the way package into 4 rectangles as cut A ccept Righ(s Reserved fo iUch childhood favorites as marks indicate. Pinch diagonal LB. p1 , corn dogs, tacos and fish cut marks together and cut 'n hips. Among other changes: each rectangle into 2 squares pi çon sizes vary according to (approximate). Roll up corners a, group served; lunches and edges of dough to form rim BONELESS co talnlng rice and pasta are no and make circles about 2½ $ 156 BEEF lo ger required to contain Inches in diameter. Place LB. '4as well; flavored low-fat circles on greased cookie sheet $164 in c, skim milk or buttermilk so edges do not touch. Mix SHOULDER ROUND ROAST LB. offered in addition to brown sugar, butter and cin c vbe $164 andciocotatenui. namOn untfl crumbly. Snkle Lb ,1mo as lnpeetant as anqIp%guo into center of each circle. Top t Øwmenu flbxlbthty is BLADE CUT LB *QRM9 ci rent trend toward student with lor2 peach sllces Bake In BONELESS pi Licipation in menu planning, 375 degree F. oven 20 minutes. cafeteria captives Serve warm with whipped Qi * 64 sp taing "mystery meat" cream or ice cream, if desired. LB BONELESS cv ry Thursday, today students Makes 16 miniature Dessert even at the elementary Pizzas. PEACHYLUNCH PAT work with 5C 1 levels .......................................................•.B. 1 BOXCOOKIE8 te cers and school lunch BONE L ESS Filling pr èsslonala In mi ning their qoe I ____________________________________ d li fare. It's a real-life 1 can (29 ounce) cling peach Li. sit alonIn which students hot slices TB LEANCENTERCUT or nnutr1tkiihiein1ai. iw ½teu000nchmamon bi geiir"vA knowledgreoE ¼ teaspoon nutmeg LL2 ' ½ Cup peach syrup th bommodity market and BEEF V4 cup chopped wuti eo nomim COMBINATION PACK % teaspoon, hum juice ATKWM#o# LI. Drain peaches, reserve OH AT HOME . SLICED odkW Scbool syrup. Combine peaches, LEAN GEORGIA ____ hi W th L - ... - FIGHTERS A year-round salad Is the Italian Insalata dl Pasta e Tonno which combines tuna psta shells, vegetables and roasted peppers in a richly flavored olive oil thessing. - REGULAR or COUNTRY BLEND P1* -WISK HEAVY DUTY ROAST ope $1 FAMILY PAK 58 PAPER TOWELS ALL ROLL #594 SHURFINE i* 01. $98. PIZZAS 1301. 8919 IO STEAK VAN DI CAMP LT. BATTER FISH FILLET CHUCK CHOCOLATE CHIP or PEANUT BUTTER MRS. 000DCOOKIE 1 01. 99 - 1$6 STEAK - tANDWIdOW STEAK PVKILRMUU5 STEAK ...................... 1½ LI. $$ BANQUET 1101. 59 TV DINNERS PORK CHOPS TEXAS CUBED STEAK........................ $1... W~* alm a Wit and "U** P __ for N. W. 41004hawit % cup / • O LE FRYERS I cup sugar 3% cup sifted, all purpose &W :-' - LI. ,........ WHOLE PORK LOINS DINNER LEG 0' LAMB........ , ALL MEAT BOLOGNA AVG. BACON C _ p SLICED BACON ..... LYKIS GRILL BEEF HEART FRAPKS $258 __ • M bKIDIACON' LL 41 4 BANANAS S a ISS. ............ •i U.$sNO.l • . . . S . SS• . , 3W_ 'PU $UDUSS GRAPh..,., ..,..*a.6 j5Q$/ , .' 44 5,. .5,-. •,, S '• : •s. •.-' . 5. BEER - 28 c LIMIT I WITH TillS COaps 51111 IXCIVIlNI C$S$1STyI 5' SIMITUIT - liii. - - s1 5$ S °IL ,• S 1 I.. III Pass ikI u . . -H11USPIIAD I . . NIRPINE MOUAUILLA i CHEDDAR AlI* EIRIUVIWflUIR 44 - , AIHIU e C •• S . Li*NIwi*7.$srmseeisjor is oj l• . LOTION SHAMPOO I M 1 off .a ORANGE BREAKFAST DRINK .......... . Voz. 1.39, NOT COCOA MIX ......... ....... oz .7 ..... :..io.i . Con of 24+ dep. STRAWIIIRYGELATIN .................3oz. .11 Pop Shoppe CHERRY GELATIN . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . , . .3oz. .10 RASIERRYGILATIN .....................3o. .11 -: ORANGE GELATIN .3o. .10 GELATIN . .3g. is CORNOIL ......... , ..4gg,$ SPAGHETTI $CLMEAT .....,,..,,,,..31gg, J : SPAGHETTI $CI-.MU$$R. - IIPleven kN • ..1oz .13 3.7hz. .241, . ...... . - . . . , ....... . . ....... POLIDENT TABLETS . . - - . . . - . . . . . . . . . , . . . . LIME . . . . . ......... . . . . . ... . - •. $, -S .............. INSTANT VANILLA PUDD...... INSTANTCNOC. PUDDING....... -• os's ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - / . .......... ...... . . . . . . . . . CAT FOOD-TUNA 2 79 HSAD&SNOULDIRS ....... . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . ..... - !VVV.V WV C ............ .7 .1 .0 CAKE MIX-DEVL,$ FOOD ............. 16½oz. .13 lid. CiØISOIN-11N A09. 29 BATHSIZI N 12 PANCAKE MIX ...........................32oz .19 RED KIDNEY BRANS .....................iSox .31 EVAPORATEDMILK ................... l3t4oz. .31 . CHOCOLATE DRINK MIX................ 32oz. 1,91 , 7201. 1. DOG FOOD BURGER ISQZ. .i, , DOG FOOD TRASH BAGS 3S GAL ......................lOct. ,7 ASRTED COOKIES. .24oz. .$ 99* 3202, ORURICL1AN1I 13 01. 23; TRASH BAGS ..... JOY I I 701. SIZE WT ChUNK NAT N.Y IS;, 'S 04. .5' 40LJ94 MIGARINI EGGS '5,.,. -SOAP APTPMKAY - A ND BE A UTY CARESS BEAUTY BAR (FT KING ' 49c INURPINI LARGEII. "A' Vi, , vlvV slit flTAf1 CHEESE .5 m - . -5- ..S IALTI$T LIGHT I LIVELY . . S S Limit 4 with 7.11 or mire srdsr. lid. Cisarsft,s-lxsrm Avg. 3 • H E AL TH I •tSII FACIAL TISSUE . . . . - . . 3/99* $127 ..... Dishwashilng Liquid a Oz. . CUT BEETS ..............................lOoz. .2S WHOLE KERNILCORN..................11oz. .29 CREAMCORN ......................... 1OS oz. 3 COFFEE CREAMER ..................... 22oz. 1.29 GRAPEJELLY ........................... 32oj. ,; MACARONI&CHEESE ............. 7¼ oz. 4 for 1. 'RICE ...................... . ............ ...SIb. 149 PEANUTIUTTER-SMOOTH....... is .$ RICE......................................21b. .1.1 PORK N' BEANS ......................... ...iOoz. 3 STRAWBERRY JAM ...................... , VEGETABLE OIL ....................... doz. 1.S TAOLESSTIA BAGS ...................... ioo's 1.11 .200.2p .43 PAPER TOWELS BIG .46 TOILETTISSUI 4roII '6$ LIQUIDDETIRGENT ................... 32oz. .41 CATFOOD ................................ lSoz. .1 CAKEMIX-WHITE ..................... 16½oz .13 CAKEMIX-VILLOW ................... lO½oz $1 91 ø oz. box oz. I 01.59* OUT . 8113 NI I PLAIN SPAGHETTI SCE.................... qt. .71 WHOLE BEETS ............................. .29' GAIN 16 OL 59$ )IAPINS IIY.it i&i 53 .29 . FRUITCOCKTAIL ........................lloz...i7' COFFEESAGS ..........................16 ox. 2.37 AMPIR OVERNIGHT DISPOSAL $. '88 'A 22 2' 89c KITCHEN BAGS Bit Pig ' 49; TRASH BAGS •... Laundry Detergent SHUR FINE APPLUAUCI 1 0Z ,IINZ HICKORY SMOKE or ONION . ' •55•5'S• . ARGO GhIIN MANS i 'ti 99C flu 1133 sin GRAPE JUICE ........................... Uoz. PEANUTBUTTER-C*IJNCHY ... iIoz. IMITATION MAYONNAISE ....... qt. APPLESAUCE ....................... ....iOoz. Dressing 1501. SHURFINE ShUN hANS 13½ 01.-FRENCH CUT 4601. 9" . WV 8165 BAGS 2's"'11 89; SANDWICH III Pit TOM TOMATO SOUP 99$ 32 ox. jar TOMATOIS 1 01. ½ GAL. 99* )IISSINGS OLD MILWAUK,I S 4k 3L.4 SIALTB'ST SUGAR . POTA1S - 31W ANDIAVI RIPE NICE $ 79 ni $125 115.5 IL 11*10.111 MIRACLE WHIP 1$HONI SALAD. Mill PRODUCE 1001.11111111111 !KRAFT UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT .AI4Q SAUCI 7'. LA 101 MULLIT OIL is,94' 0 in CT. IIJ $199 WI I 59 CLEANSER NOODLES lid. diNrsftft-lxir., Avg. 25 CRISCO Lgoolls, .... ....... Kraft SsIsd i oz. 994 SHURFINE SPINACH SHURFIINE WHOLI Ato i 1311wi 1359 I i oz. 19' CREAMER I DRY BLEACH III $ *''t 031 CLIL' $1,, LB. 53c $145 Till liftS SPAGHETTI Limit 1 with 7.10 or more order TEA BAGS 3I IS 3ThIH$ • FRYER PARTS .6P FRYERS CHUN .................. BEEF TONGUE. AGAR CANNED HAM ____ A$T,.TNIGNS WING •...•.... U. 984 •'l l (1*1 soz.6/*l TOMATO SAUCE LIPTON ___ ft SHURFINI 3/89 lot, 59S çç n oz.694 1, Limit I with 7.50 or more order Excl. clgu.ft.s-Expires Aug. 25. 79; LIQUID LAUNDRY MACARONI )flUKPINt CATSUP 53; Tilt UvIl 53; FABRIC RINSE - LB SANDWICH SPREAD ' 63 0 , 29; CHUNX III POTATOES SIS I *11, I f ll541 0 POTATOES 64 Setif POTATOES HOUSE 97; all CUIUI POTATOES . S 1002. 891C SHURFINE NON-DAIRY LI.l 4 ...... PEARS IOU SPINACH YOUR HOICE-ALL GRINDS COFFEE MAXWELL r " SALT .......... LEAN CI$T11 THICK LI. 59 - 2001.39' SURFINE PLAIN or IODIZED La. 384 •...,,.,..... -.- . -. ... -..-• . SALAD DRESSING 141 11 '. 63; DOG RATION CUTUI 19C OOG CHUNX 'lEt Itfl PEACHES LI. $1 2$ VER or KIDNEY .......... 248 Li FROZEN BUDGET SLICED -- SHURFINE SLICED or HALVED CHEESE ...... LL STEAK ' WH w ftW food 3 teaspoons $ hot wd 41 WOPM salt pyfrOm the OYISI. Buy IhSm van1Ua , bak. or (or ffin • HALF OR LB LUNCH BAGS -- so ci'-• 39,1 DONUTS PORK NICK BONN% FEET, MAW diortaft SHURFINE 13 CAT LITTER MvsuI Nil • CT. 39$ SWEET N' SOUR 55C CAT FOOD 1111,V001 11 51 83; mitattlim 85; I0lIlt1 PEACHES ---------- BLUE CHEESE CUTIAI out Out Bills JEGE'TB1E8 110$ 2 rolls 69; mninisina BBQ SAUCE tIlTS 101KM III DRINKS 1 16 THOUSAND ISLAND 55C oa PARK FRUIT PUNCh .. . 2/ 1 SHURFINE SANDWICH BAGS 1% 67; Gil MaRl 1111 ___ ____ ______ _____ MERITA CRUNCH MACARONI CENTER CUT SIRLOIN l. Ds GALA ASSORTED FAMILY NAPKINS 69; GRAPE DRINK ASSORTED PASTELS AND SOFT PRINTS KRAFT PORK SPARE RIBS '. for il.nrI,Iseasyto over medium heatfor l5.2O. at hum with ure minutes or until mixture coob battered or breaded Atledle Cod, and crimpy Remo" from beat, dir In food PORK CHOPS 1201. 79$ 4½ 01. 69' WHITE BREAD -- sit LEMON JUICE LLOOI TISSUE a 61C j $ 1 1 9 P&Ri (lift SHURFINE .......................... SII 81 39 TOMATO JUICE 1501. 59$ SPAGHETTI HAM CORNON.THE-COB EARS 99 SPREAD M $429 ii 01. '1 1 BATHROOM i wimmom II fill 441L KELL000S Is 59' 1001. 69' BEEFARONI UNDERWOOD CHICKEN, CORNED BEEF, DEVILED WAFFLES 6,1441 ICED TEA MIX CHEF BOY.AR.DEE AUNT JEMIMA OR 1G. or BUTTERMILK ... -.... - 'II S,tsIi momom S UNNY I T ALI A N Silt 8435 lT £ *''I CHEF BOY-AR-DEE MEAT BALLS £ JOHNS ASST. CALIFORNIA ROAST GROUND CRI IC' - "I DdlUl.T DIAPERS , 89; 95g. pit 28; BROWNIE MIX $113 55C SALTINES .69' M SALT wrn* I $459 COUNTRY FRENCI( a 69; INSTANT TEA ______________________________________ FROZENi FOODS zi 1113,FIG BARS SAVINGS 3/89,1 STEW ........ 1 ltSIt DIAPERS SUGAR SMACKS JIFPEANUT CREAMY or CRUNCHY PORK & BEANS ______________________________ BUTTER Ui USDA CHOICE BEEF 12 01. BOX &Ia UI$a*Tt 3.: 1 COOKIES IRAWNY DESIGNER e d •$ 1 • I*LI Itil' 1 0 $PtfII Wi Purina Meow Mix Tender Vittles DIAPERS '31 *t 2 , FROSTING SEAFOOD or SEVEN SEAS SUPPER _______________ 3½ LB. BAG DETERGENT ½ gal. STEAK a TUNA-LIVER-CHICKEN 5 Siu U*3' 'I SPU*3 CXItiII $ PEANUTS .69' is oz. BOX II Iii 3139 FROSTING LlIIOiIi PURINA CAT FOOD 4L8 BAG .........................$$ CUBED H 29c 25; 3135 CORN MUFFIN MIXED NUTS Purina Cat Chow Good Mews CHUCK a 69; TOISCOTI no Cut Food circus of Savings" LAUNDRY ac'I 69; PEANUTS - 260 39C 39C n = INFLATION in ... - In all Italian landscapes, the serve either chilled or at room oil, Italian seasoning and salt; Lettuce wedges, egg wedges and olive tree poses a sweet, rich temperature. The second set aside for 10 minutes for In a small bowl combine olive scallions. Add lemon Juice to *11 background. And that's how the salad, Insalata di Ouve e flavors to blend. In a medium oil, basil, salt, garlic powder mixture; mix well. Pour over Italians use olive oil. Its a Pomodori is a light tossing of bowl combine pasta shells, and black pepper; set aside for tomato mixture; toss lightly. background, an enhancer of all hard-cooked eggs, tomato zucchini, carrot, radishes, tuna 10 minutes for flavors to blend. Spoon onto a serving p1* the delicious vegetables they wedges and sliced scallions, and red peppers. Add vinegar to In a medium bowl place tomato lined with lettuce, If d~j prize so highly in salads or well-seasoned and bathed In a oil mixture; mix well. Pour cooked dishes. richly flavored olive oil over pasta mixture; mix well. Salads of meat or fish, pasta dressing. Wonderful with Cover and refrigerate at least 2 and vegetables make in- chunks of Italian bread to mop hours. Serve on lettuce leaves, terestlng main courses for up any extra dressing. if desired. lunches and suppers whether INSALATA DI Yield: 4 to 6 portions. they're served overlooking the PASTA E TONNO INSAIJITA DI OUVE bay of Naples or right your ITUNA AND SHELL EPOMODORI own backyard. SALAD) IEGG AND Insalata dl Pasta e tonno ½ cup olive oil TOMATO SALAD) combines tuna, pasta shells, 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning ¼ cup olive oil fresh vegetables and roasted 1 teaspoon salt 1¼ teaspoons basil leaves, peppers. The dressing of olive 2½ cups cooked medium-size crushed oil, Italian seasoning and red pasta shells (1 cup raw) 1 teaspoon salt wine vinegar is made first and 1 cup thinly sliced zucchini ¼ teaspoon garlic powder BUDGET PRICES PRODUCTS set aside for flavors to develop. 2-3rds cup shredded carrot Dash ground black pepper You can time it so the pasta 1-3rd cup thinly sliced 3 medium-sized ripe shells finish cooking Just about radishes tomatoes, cut in wedges (3 i.is* CHICKEN NOODLE ' the time the dressing Is ready. 1 can (7 ox.) light tuna, cups) MARSHMALLOWS UI I uø l Toss the warm pasta shells with drained and chunked 5 hard-cooked eggs, cut in imis CREAM OF MUSHROOM " the dressing first so the shells ½ Jar (7¼ oz.) roasted red wedges MINIMARSHMAU.OWS UI I ,q iøP won't stick together, then peppers, diced ½ cup sliced scallions (green P'C$IS*l$ VEGETABLE ' combine with other ingredients. ¼ cup red wine vinegar onions) ' PEANUTS UI I 311 ,IIIIIII 519 tIITS' fI'U Refrigerate at least two hours; In a small bow! combine olive 2 tablespoor.. lemon Juice MILK V1' $ FOOD BARN'S FAMOUS - ' Wednesday, Aug. 22, iflf-4I: Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - -- -5.--- ." - S •• _. --,-____'-- - -_ ________ T' - '-•-'•"- -, -.--- ____________.. ......_.: -- - -, '--5--- - •. d-'gvW.II____ - ! -5- -5--.- -.•._ . . . •.. ... •j 5- -• 5-. - - .• -. -. .. 5 - .', ' -: •' - - -S -• '- .5. 5--.' -5. 5 5 -5 •.!. -" _____________ .5--'- "I, �15-Evening Horald, Sanford, Fl. 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Be lure to specify birth date, LIBRA (S.$. 23.Oct. 23) You'll fuection more efficiently cereerwise today If you employ tactics that are more corn. than NUIsiL Think c4 others as wall uyourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 34.Nov. 23) One ron you may. ad have seen as much of friend lately BE you'd like is because you have cerelesily felled to day In close touch. Try to rectify this today. $AGITTAUJS (Nov fl"Ic Ads bed may be due to poor did to drew upia to any ticklish Be tenacious, c*pmcowi (Dtc. fl'Jen. male TONIGHT'S TV . Osval ares students schedules. 3, MornIng trips. a.'Bus fltransfers all of Its students to his 101 of Geneva Elementary So01atI:$A.M. Bus lO1 then continues on to tMscl 64",K9-4hW19WXW908K9.0t8:4S.@usI an inhorked characteiristic bd list Geneva arms at the school '•' WIN a you are amarvel0Iaalvd . 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(WED) (2) THE WILBURN MOTHERS 'TwIn, (1)HANGINOIN 2) TOOAYINFLORIDA 0000 ORNI4OFLORIDA . - ___ . ____ ____ you could bidid. lasting ___ G'111N1 (My fl-Jim, 23) Don't leave a sitadlon hanging today that could mean somsihing II'a'it1a]3y. Wrap ft i now while (IditiOIIE favor yO CANCER (JIN 21-July 23) YOW to think f and W5 iou 1155 III _ ______ honor and uuflv four iearé ____ __ , . TI TIme Till HISNLANDS,SAYTIUI, SHIOAN,11415 ' (WISYOPTU$KAWILLAID.) _ $:35'lhooahhlW.& Shepard Id.....................................3:15 0:37 Shisah Blvd. & Tennis COw't$ ..................................3:14 __ ' $:101$I10sahhlvd.& Bay Tre.Condo ...............................3:13 l:$.$hesah Blvd.&lst$t. .........................................3:11 5.4 11410 & Chicken Pirn (last if 44.415) ......................3.47 I:4.$R-415&"Saltens"$te.......................................3:41 Madetheksyascr1. - most pay flatiwa J play 10 1 U'flVW W5I 1 0 1.557 DilverMs. 1. Uwarde WOODIUPP$PRINOS 7:55 WaysldsDr.IWeslyanChurch ................................3:30 7:18 Wayslde Dr. I Wilson Houee ...................................3:20 7:57 WaySlesOr. &HendersenLn...................................3:20 7:Sl Wayside Dr. IWlIlon Place....................................3:27 7:10 Wayslde Dr. &KatleSt.................................... .....3:24 5:01 $1.14(Natal Elder Id) ......................................3:22 0:03 $*-14&"Iuialis"ltoe .......................................3:10 5:04 SRlSIOidMoflrQ.Rd.($OUTPI) .............................3:11 5:05 SIN & M&M Meters ..........................................3:13 1:07 SLIS& Rand Yard Rd. (NORTH) .............................3:11 : ......................................... $14 C (West of Origon Ave ) 5:10 C-ISA (last of Cemetery) .....................................3:02 0:31 C.ISA & li*urban Estates ......................................3:00 5:57 C43llhanane Lake ld........................................2:10 5:24 Markhesn Rd.(West of C.431) ..................................2:31 0:57 Markham Rel. I lady Ln. .....................................2:11 ANSIDUI Pigs ISI KIndSrWeli shilisil SusIllDrtverAts.D.Sumgud,w, Wr $UIUIIANC4M 0 l:st.,MsM.C,awilood MAIKNAM ND'S, 12:1 I* Viorry Ave.6David N.(North) 5* Z 1:01 Wa4eI.&CR-4 .............................................1:43 Bus III Dr Ives NIL T.Baaat* 5:4 DyienDr.&BiackAcveTr.(Wiit) .......... ................ ... a) 0 AS THE WORLD u'1I7e2$ Rita,. 2'OO SATURDAY NIGHT FIVIR TURNS 625 #a THEw - iIl ..' (2)(12) TODAY (1) 0 MONDAY MORNING JERRY (MOfd) (4)5 TUESDAY MORNING (1) 0 WEDNESDAY MOM IN() (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) u a)O FRIDAY MORNINQ(FRi) LADIES' NIGHT 00000 MORNING AMEN. CA THURSDAY RAP BRANDS 25' ___ 11 (12) NEWS n. n FORD V .W (2)2) TODAY OVER EASY 1 Tfvuvrwai ORNNG FLORIDA E 1:4 C.I1&Chiwcls$t. SURFSIDE RESORTS ANNOUNCES MAGIC COOKOUT WEEKE ND OF SEPT. 28 INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIAL :Nme11Ud.&aA111W1N.,,. ............................. 3:11 ILa. BusSI 1:40 1: __ LL_l -. CALL TOLL FREE t •,,.• •s•s•••••'''"'' ... 15.&NS&WeI$ Deluxe Oceanfront Accommodations • LATE CHECK OUT -6PM I Plus Other Extras e '.• ... Pm M5 S. *11101 1:15 CR.105&Ce,toSAS &..a01ea*seSop., 1:15 1:15 .' ____ .............. ...... N $151 ...........3:15 .1:4 ........ Std 1-0442-4902 ................ ............................ ,.,.''.......,............. • ':':"':" S .Bu1111' $S I S S S .1 .,.... . . , . .........,. , .......,, .1:4 vJuai s • TMWII.SSSt e S*Tt$ Cm SURF81DE RESORTS 1s. ..........$15 ....'... ,1100,êIL_JUJ'dAWS ll..,ds.&0lPS0. A..P&'Nege'S0* INCLUDE: -- **.........................................1:41 u *4 lB. D.c. 141 JUL 2. F. 4 , SPECIALS .................34• II .JUI__ .......,...115 . ,.b••• ....$s$ ,! ---. . .... ......... . " ..,. -••..- ____________.I - ---- -'--•. ----.. - .____ - . .--- - -,- •--.-5,..*t_r--* AT 14 WEDN SDAY _____ r;'.-'."-- NEW 5 LO0 Free magic show. hot dogs. baked Wins, chips and soft drinks '0 - 00000 MORNING AMERI'. CA (OSANSI BLVD.*EMIRTOWN, Cli) 1:34 Oreie SM. INorth Md. SO1I.44I111lsAvs .............................................4:01 $sI if liege, Wend ............................ . ...3:15 1CIItDWde&IINI 111:111111 -; - TODAY 1:4 up" no. 10 BMW a TUBS. thru SAT. pm • am •SUAMISrRU'T(f) 725 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA "Theatre Of Vincent :1 1:8 We"Wor.6"81. - . ecsestomuniier his cnitics.(2 ____ RAM ER " CTUI) Bus 15 Ora se,ss TUSKAWILLA Memo(")* WayeiroWildilloCIrAN")..................:::::::3:a 11141M.61106111MMW. ..................................3:4 .4 .,). -, NOW ° . __ , OW Jd a GREASE ------------------ (12) tO. NEIGHBOR PrICS DI fails to receive a coveted award Chv$es$t.($IvIh)&Devld$L::::::::::::::.:::::::,::::::::;:3:11 in resrca,not t0 (1WaPA'Ia WUPI AL . IDID_Car ds If they (For a cOpy of JACOBV CSfl hI tI chesply. MOOERN, send S14o: ,,W,na,e 'SPIDER-MAN ' I ACADIMY AWARDS - 6:30 (2) NBC MOVIE 'Betrayal" (1978) Rip Torn, Lesl.y Ann Warren. A young woman lodges a charge of assault against her psychiatrist. who allegedly lured her intoasizual relationship during her therapy sisal P •' DEADLIEST "" A professional athlete (Michael Moriarty) seeking fame and glory is *d by a tragic accldent to 44valuate his pninci. pie of success at any cost. (R) 0 MOVIE "The Autobiogra. phy Of Miss Jane Pittman (C) (1974) Cicely Tyson, Od.lta. A 10.y.an.oid woman recalls her file from slav.days inLoui. Slanato civil rights dimonstra. tiona In the 1960,. (2 Hrs.) OCHARLIII ANGuS Kris poses as a student In a fishionabi, girls act' to fIr'4 strangler terrorizing the WIUONPLACLSI.45(IAST) _ U aJrvr. .00 5 :11 Ors.igo BlVd. & North Rd......................................2:57 1:57 C.42lIPlritSt. 3:0 1:24 C4M15 "STAR (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 02 jj JACKION HEISNT$ MIDOLI SCN001. - __ 8:14 WE IT 46t MULLITLAKI PARK Cochran Tr.& 'offits'r. Ito, .................................. 135 . 5:25S:310 Cochran Tr. I"Coclvan's" stop ................................130 5:41 WestCN.44&Colwnus1d......................................120 S:O..W.stCR.44&LakeJeIsupRd...................................120 - S:4,WestCR.l4IOldOac.olalo ...................................120 5:45. Mullet Lake Rd. & Old OscI.ftd...............................124 0:47' West CR-14I"W.'s" Stop ....................................1$ 5:40 W*tC*.45IT.enSCIW,ch ................................130 0:35 51.424 & Walsh Ave..............................................25 I" BACKI II 0 SUNRISE 5:05 Orangellvd.&MissourlAve...................................3:05 5:07 Orange Blvd. & "Townsend's" .................................3:07 • Oreng. Blvd.IOrs,onAve....................................3:04 orange Blvd. . "LarWs" Stop..................................3:05 010 Orange Blvd. & "Keim's" Stop ............................. ....301 ___ ___ IT'S PASSWORD PLUS SNOT FOR WOMEN ONLY been hanged. 5:10 OIdOscsolaRd.&lstDr.pest$awMlilonnlgat .................. 124 SiN- Old Oscsola Rd. & "PhllIlp's' Nursery .........................124 5:10 Oid0scsola Rd .11st. Dr. paw white fenceon left ................124 5:35 Old Oecsole Rd. & lest trailer en left befue lunction.............. 124 5:40 Mullet Lake Rd. & Pleasant Point ...............................124 - ROW WORLD GD 0 GUIDING LIGHT Ff1) ranslsts$udentstohus 14$) INllIDaiverMs.Llradlp CSCNIT*AIL 12:30 5:30 a SUMMER SEMEISTER 0 UNTAMED 2fIL0 •CARMEN MCRAE IN CON. - • SESAME STREET (R) CE U THE DOCTORS 0 ONE UFE TO LIVE 5:03 C.111 & Church St. .............................................. 3:11 ::, ' p s:f1 Geneva hem. School (Discharge all students) a kIn' - . 12•X OTHE PEl (MON. TUE. THU. 'flu ,i.iav.u, EIGHT DIWWrT struggling to cope with the loss 117 _BlVd &PWYIrk$t------------------------------------ 30 NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN OLOOSCBOLARD las It Driver Ma. A. ReBerts MULLET LAKE ID MONIOI ORANGE BLVD) S:$, Rest Haven Cit. I "HsfgVs" $t09 ..................................0:00 CIII Palm Terrace (C-U, ...........................................3:T4 128 11 DI II1iU (2)MINDREADERS (4)00(12) NEWS (2)(12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES x •N Lake Rt&n.st dirt Rdonr5ht king oh trumps. South tried to obscure the Issue by sacrificing the"' spede king at trick one. Who " could II1aIVS poor East for switchinstoa club? The club switch aRed dscIarertod.gaaps .' deuce on tio second club better. ft's poble the two of oeuwtoput*totheteot. LEO_(July_DAug. 22) ( 1M1Ibgee which et j asranol i.resioiiiIi. IN a bit today hvslleDnlverMs.I.OIdeem I (7T m dealer whom the detective killed. (R) ?erEtYo a deal with three Me ican broth- • •, ; w,ust 0 RYAN S HOPE In the budget has eliminated one of their jobs. Jorrod goes .: :J ___ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::t 5:00 0 FAMILY FEUD O MISTER ROGERS(R) AFTERNOON 12:37 0 BARETTA Baretta's life 5 threatened by the younger on a hog who received a social security card and a tax rotund. an exotic lingerie store, and a government employee who was demoted after turning down a raise are featured. (R) (4) DOROTHY The school's 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (2WHEELOFFORTUNE 00 DICK CAVET1' Guest: Ani(2) (12) REAL PEOPLE Reports 4:30 HIGH ROLLERS (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 00 H000EP000E LODGE I130 FRIENDS Skit: *A Swiped ..av -' -I (4) MIKE DOUGLAS .,_J (1) NEWS to O'Day. (Part 2 of 2) (R) has 157 OrlverMs. N. Crawferd WIKIVAMANKNAM, $1.44 tWIST) 10:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 00 ELECTRIC COMPANY(A) Q dies. and the asks him to care ____ $1415 . . ____ 6 $1.96 111AUTY SHOW ) THE GONG SHOW C BEWITCHED 0 MARTI' ROBBINS MAKE ME LAUGH O CBS NEWS David Letterman. Guests: Dr. Michael Fox, Larry Gatlin, MariluHenner,RitaMoreno. (4) NEWLYWED "ME 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac's seemingly routine Investigation Into the background of a wealthy woman's fiance is thwarted by the police. the FBI syndicate. (R) P epper and Crowley an, assigned to Investigate two separate cases of rape. (R) "' (]D 84 VALLEY hi oni when a wanted man's wife 7:30 W.RSCLU C2) EMERGENCY ONE! 10:55 - Mary promises to f dL dateforanimpoftantbanque DANCE FEVER o oscswa WILD ThECR08S-WfT8 00 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT WILSON 6LIBMINTARY SCHOOL Gael Driver Me.$. Dodge BOOKINTOWN . " (2) TIC TAC DOUGH a) MARY TYLER MOORE WILSON ELEMENTARY 4:00 10:00 (2) CARD SHARKS (I) ALL P4 THE FAMILY (R) 00 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC JamGaIway.(Part1of2)(R) lirwe 00 VILLA ALEGRE (A) 0.10 Halsey Ave. I Orange Blvd.....................................2:33 " .............................. achieve the desIred effect. Because of East's vulnerable overcall South was gu., q sonablu ,&.4iIn •h.b L'•: " had six spades. ,, UlilU5I*uJJsu,IlWas. Important for soutn to talk him out of winning the fIrst. trick with the ace of made, and then giving his naz4llera ruff, The i' be setting trick as declarer would 'm Get socially Involved today with aomsans new you wad to know 171 .GIMS 110M. School (Receive stWOMS from $us it) 110 " Lake Gems Rd.a"Carter'&" Stop ............................. `165 1:19 Lake Homey Rd. As Harney Heights Rd. ........................I" - under his opponent's ace to TAURUS (April 20.May 23) #i.. 0:40 LikiMllls Rd. as C*.415 ................................... 3 .171 0.10 CR.115&7thSt 0:30 7th St. I Tropical Ave . .................................. 3:42 0:51 4th St. & Ave. I ...........................................3:40 41 0.57 5th St. I Ave. E ........................................... 8:33 oth St. as Ave.2 III CR4WIAveA L55 CR.41,& "GarrIson's" Stop ...............................3:32 44 SINIVA ARIA LAKE NA*NIY,$l.44 ,, - South ___ 6:30 2 NBC NEWS has 101 DrlverMs.S.$ml* R ARID (March 21.Aprll IS) Difflnilt taEs will awaken your Ingesulty today. Your success Will me because you won't be locked Into unproductive J' • ®O IVA'S'H(R) €D ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (4) UPBEAT 1100 (2) (4)00 l NEWS 00 DICK CAVETI Guest: breaks. C4)FAMILYFEUO O THE NEW1.YWEDGAME Geneva Elem. School (Transfer students to Boo a)DOHUE O MIKE DOUGLAS enlists Dan's aid when her husband disappears as a result of his involvement with illegal blo. logical warfare. (R) 10:30 0010 BE ANNOUNCED be delayed due to pledge 0:47 Like Mills Nd. I. 1st. Ave................................ 3:45 171 1: i Jungle Md.& Double Wide Trallwon Right ..................... 79 beldnew problem IUUUIQ IN * W I dsr'natoI- d. It's ünportaxit to _____ I f) ANTIQUES • 6:01 00PL.EDGE BREAK Regularly scheduled programming may h7t Driver NaJ.Iyraes GINIVA(OLDNIM$RD.JUNSLIID.,i.*KINANNIY) tnk anyone who has a today, In bringing people together for worthy purposes. Everyone will derive benefits, Including yourself. F ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 0 VEGAS A young woman of 8) (R) 0:35 Lake Mills Rd. & Curryvllle Rd. ......................... 3:52 17) S: CurryvIll. Rd. I Lake Pickstt Estates ...................3:52 171 (lit entrance) S:3f CurTyvIIIe Rd. & Lake plckef$ Estates ................... 3:58 171 .*. $- A and JACKSON HIISHTSMIDDLI SCHOOL baldness. TA IDGE --- "fl(Vy%I,,jr P.M...P.M. Tim*.. 43 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0UOV1E housekeeper of sends the castle bailiff to caplure Dominic, who Is being ruthlessly interrogated. (Part 3 NOTE: Sul 44 picks up Ill students at the school In the afternoon, makes several stops and then transfers remaining students to has 171 at 7th St. & Tropical Ave. In Chulucta, which then completes flis trip, 3:00 CA ONCE UPON A CLASSIC las ill Driver Ms. 1. Less 1.144 Driver Ms. N. Bowman only) SOUTH - 00000 MORNING AMERI- nottes based upon Chekhovs °aws 2 IOo •maevaareastsdestsscliulw$es that thsres no hing that has been causing ia problem. You oettnow. th"COntinUftOntotho$ChW. ___ 0 the other f = rqj gro* In otheir womint- do; 4 estrogen $°D) pills P. reVert this form 114 a Certain hair styles, par. derlying medical AQUAM (Jan.*F& is) things lIfll$. ticilariy tIg pony tails and may beooiz1bigIogtojt Rathoth they as,take OAP today to ____ : pro man .. WTU 3 - want this Issue can send * '-il GoflowAve Time 110401CIMIMS Ad.& Chicken Fwmonieff ............................19 - Snow Queen A.M. JACKSON HEIGHTS MIDDLE comments you bm on this devastating proWm DEAR PYAM - You've touched an an lnnftrtaz* whether 70W' • oft leaving the root or follicle Intact orhether the root of the _. s 1) GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Good Doctor" Edward Anr. Richard Chamberlain Bob Dishy, Lee Grant and Marsta Mason are featured in Neil Simons series of comic vig- 0:45 Lake Mills Rd. I$now Hill Rd ..................................3:41 .... hus 75 pIcks up students who live In the SN-uS, Central Geneva, aist then transfers the Central Geneve arN$tudentstolusl43atffi efs.ct • elntl.flof$N.4$$OldMlm b.' Bus 1 clii U students who live I the 0101 We" Geneva a44i at the school and than transfers the Osceola irma students to Bus 101, antus. Old Sanford-Osceola Need, and Mullet Lake Park area students to Sp28at Geneva Elementary School an" half long ad It _____________________ 0:35 SnOW Hill Ad. -at Church ......................................3:5) 8:35 Snow Hill Nd.-Lasthouwonrighs$for,chuIaVi,t .........3:40 $:i tat house cn right en $nOWQUISn ...............................3:47 0:41 Snow Queen Dr. I Groveland Or - I each follicle has Its own geap will & anything jot se I don't tc determine thls. Of course, It's •'• have a tub full of hair like I -' more cocn In now, I do not blow dry my hair causes male patter!) bsIi4 and wash ft every day or every Usnolly the hair follicles am., other days Itrledgolngtlweeor gjfl they predns. f days thinking that t1 ls reudimentary il '' wiñ of oil from too much washing Is madly has rather than the nIgt4 be the woblosn. but that taildacorMIvecrop thatmcst dit hdp either. I've OViD people wait COu)lldsrsd a hair trsewplmot U I A pills can a" had Information on the results tribute to the problem If they .11,1 iIl bw'.44,wi and the " ,.i.ii,ks..i c'4alnaressonableamosmtof pow I am YOU may awices ~o un*rm Schedules oo i B - hair itself. Ws also so to Occur rs*" to me, in care of thisi, in people ggs in hair newspepis, P.O. Box 15519 strtenlng1theseIn. st mom the broken Oft hair NY 10019. whom you've never conelder.d out of your way morethan usual In order to broaden your range of acquaintances and Interad. From Your efforts you UT.UTh M Res'ed' wise . ft hair. Hill says it you This coming year 1. for _____ sometimes used byinhartled long damped, saif4ddre.i4 For Thursday, August 23, 1979 by Howls Schneider h Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1fl-4a T Hote are bus schedules some Seminole County schools. 1.maining ich.dI,g will b. published In Th. Evinina Herald haM?e schools op.n Aug. 27. to me. I'mafl-yso1dwon= and have a 7-yer.oid ion. About two"and4'half years ago Idarted losing more hair than ii1. Since than I've been losing an eztrene aznot much more than 100 hairs a day. As -result, my hair Is thhijlng all over but madly In irilda, that put tension on the casirlinte to tweaking hair area and I notice that hair only three to five Inches If you're truly shedding hair, long with iolflS ICB( Thereroots and all,you may have a l em to be much of a form of antbogenetic alopeçiL root on the loot hair like I his is a common form of remeenbes' 70*21 *50 when I b.idneisand Wi C$*Sd by tW WU 7Otl)es'. the Individual hill follid Hair that breaks off Is cents by check or coin wlth i BYBERNICEBEDEOBOL LET W ThLL'iW n1's Aearr DEAR DL IAMB -Ihavea _____ ______ 1woblwitllaverytrPn1C It. a'1 Y(KJRBIRTHDAY Sc . an important didinctim am to give you Mom dwasticin C your letter really dosen't utU* ft sUbjecto Other resdars 4 1 155 HOROSCOPE EEK & MEEK Of The Problem... - iu• by Bob Montana -• ___ ONO ONO mom .i Root I• 'Ii, ' BEETLE BAILEY Hair Loss: '- '-.-C - .- -.; .- ..- -: . -- ,, --- -...., -.- ..-'-. t �..• -. -•., .. . . . - .. .• • . •.• . . - -- . . F -- - -. . . . - I ___ Fl. Ev.nIng HiraM. knfsrd, - 1I I Tafflc Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice OF RIGHTSOFWAY. corporation, CHARLES E. LEE NOTICE that the Board of County Pefitionet YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE pta,ntiff,vs. commIssionersof$eminoleCounty, NOTICE that the Board of County OTIS TAYLOR, JR.. aka OTIS Florida. at 1:00 oclock p.m., on the EDRIS KAYE LEE CommissiOners of Seminole County, TAYLOR and EDWARD S. 11th day of September, A. 0., 1919. in thecountyCommlssloners'Metlng Florida. at 1:00 o'clock p.m. on the BISSMEYER. JR., Respondent 11th day of September, A. 0., 1979, In Room at the County Courthouse In NOTICE OF ACTION Defendants. the County Commissioners' MeetIng Sanford, Florida, wIll hold a Public TO: EDRIS KAYE LEE NOTICE OF ACTION Room at the County Courthouse in Hearing to consider and determine RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public THE STATE OF FLORIDA wtether or not the County will Last Known MaIlIng Address: vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, HearIng to consider and determine TO: OTIS TAYLOR, JR., aka East New York Avenue, any right I or not the County will OTIS TAYLOR whether renounce and disclaim DeLand, Florida. vacate,abandon, discontinue, close, whose address IS unknown the County and the public In end to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED renounce and disclaim any right Of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the following rlghtsofway runnlr.g that an action for dissolution of Seminole Orlondo Winter 322-26U 831-9993 . TLLAHASSEE, FIa. (UPI) - Despite a aah program to trap speeders and curb rising c deaths lOI'idi 13 MIII fac3ngltsbloodiest year ever Highway da Fl Patrol rector Eldrige Beach on 1). said Tuesday the results d the program, which emphasizes beefed t p have en rots, dilcOtraging, with early MaUitics $how1fl only three fewer traffic deaths than last July's t.M of 156. spIte of all our overtime," said, "The OnlY WY we're going to get any help Ii Beach voF,mtxy corn lance That,howver, is an unlikely SOI*Ce of assistance i,.rt- ineft of Transportation studies show the average highway spied Ii 60.1 mph, er 5.6 mph Fiorlda, lying West of the East line Smlth& Cutler, P.A.; P.O. BOX 1171, of Lot 3. Block C in said plat cx. 1601 CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida tended Southto that area designated 32502, not later than September 7, as park on said plat, and lying East 1979. If you fail to do so, iudgment may of the Westlineof Lots land 2, Block point 30 feet East of the Southeast demanded In the complaint. The corner of Lot 11, Block A in said plat, nature of said suit being for and North of the South line of said FORECLOSURE OF LIEN en Lot 11, Block A extended East to cumbering the following described that area desIgnated as park on said property situate In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: the highway patrol Is Undermanned and hard pressed tO nab even the most flagrant ZONING COMMISSION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat body who drives over 50," he said. "It would be kind of ridiculoul to arrest lOfllel)Ody who's goIng 51." Knowing this, Beach said causing more fatal , cldsnts. The colonel saId 1,570 persons throughMonday,ll3morethan were killed the first eight months of 197$, the year of FlorIda's 11 best tOlL Beach said the safMy programhaslnvolvedthouundso( howl of overtime In arrests for speeding, bs.* thIs was offast by the fact more peopsareia1ngtherosdathan _________________________ whose address is unknown considered. Persons appearing at - HaIl, 93 Lake Triplet DrIve, Casselbetry, Florida. Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk Plaintiff'S attorney, whose name and address is: Carlton, Fields,., City of Casseiberry, Florida Dated this 10th day of Augudt, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith a. Seminole County, Florida By: Robert French, Cutler, Chairman AtteI: for loslul's RIALTY Including the Tampa Bay area. W. HOUR 24 with large family room, citrus frUit trees and nice lawn. Con. ventional or FHAVA. $33,950 322•9283. ,. Excellent pay w.all fringe benefits. Call 303-5040111, ext.9. For appt. or send resume to Box 1016, Mt. Dora, Fl. gracious older 2 story, 4 BR, 2 B a tree lined street. Needs some paint I fixx'in, could be converted. 1st time offered. $45,000. - BR, 1 B home. This is ill New plumbing & wiring with alum. soffits, for ease of main. Lovely pan FR that could be converted to a 3rd BR w.the greatest of ease. Under $35,000. 2565 PARK REALTORS . .. Branch Office REALTY 323.2222 _______________ ________________ - -. more. in cleared Cypress isles in STEMPER REALTOR 322.4eel MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349-3100332.1959 (Ct) ___ ________ - _________________________ ___________________ _______ _______ 42-4MblI. Homes . - - - .• - • AGEMC . - . aborn - ____ , - See our b.istlful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear SR's. _____ ___ GREGORY MOIILEI4OME5 -_ 3Ia3OrlandoOr. ' - 43-Lots-Acreage Lake Markham Rd. near LI. Sylvan, 10 acres, 20 acres already puffed, Over 1600' of LI. Front wooded. 53Oo,0o. - BANKRUPTCY NO. 7811764 _____ - • - ________________________ FORNI$T ORUNI - - ' ' REDUCED TO 69,9OO Hrold HaIIIsoIty. ________________________ . _ INC. REALTORS U0-4132or339-4t)1 eves Lakevl'w lot. Loch Arbor. los' paved road, 240' deep. Beautiful _____ - HOFFMAN - vIew across Crystai Lake. Only vacant lot In area. $14910. COUNSELLORS Call Bart ___________________ NEAL ESTATE REALTOR, 333.7491 ______ AL.TAMONTE - Lot 100 x 174 plus CB Bldg. zoned commercial, off -ø -, ____ • A UCTION • st.. 11:00 AM. *15. 25th. • -. INC. REAL1OR '701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. __________________ - Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. los' paved rood, 2* deep. Bautiful view crow Crystal Lake. Only vacant pet in area. 514,n,. RESTAU RANT 1 -, . - .. - ******** - - to mill one copy to lOch pirsenat ma), (sub4sd is eii sheemed avid plead Jit said action. and fIle ________ ______ 'In alengthsNorthilfsdtlisreal)a The your .-.,. wtm me Clerk 11 thIs representative. Allpersanolntersetedinffisestate UMPLOY MINT mafeetsftcuandll,andme Court $ Qt'i.5pja, Frlja, to whom copy ii this Nofici of Nsrffi 1501011541-1119 ,(iub$id s serve a cepy tsiereei un me - Mmlntwratienhasheen milled are an.as.medalsmemesertui 11100 p$s Gory L. lets. required, - WITHIN - THREE ofhe$avsh15Ne$olsaIdL1113) IN Unflsd$tatesAtleesay, and Kendall-PROM THE DATE OP ' MONTHS , I, Spring actirdell 55 W. Whiny, Assistant United slates THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF. p rardodinP$aJ7, AilseMy, PSI' Otfici III 2150. JOBS THIINOTICLSII1ISOI,,oblIdISls pegs%.PublfoRiwOsof$eunkiele oris,_pj s_ pj lifer they may Nav$ lilt challenges me- - county, Pliride. Uses riglsl 54 WaY man October s, iw,. If yew tew is validity et $0 dee"s wIll, too.. ll1phy 11.91) Lees orwsetv N. it*nest by doted will be qualifications of till personal . scrsi in Official Rcsrds INk inlsfld alBinoS eN W *5 relIef RECEPTIONIST ropiesoxlallve. Sr me vows el', , psp. 675. Osmed in 1115 CI0W. It Is ASSIST MGI... lurhediCtI011 Of' SUBJECT TO; - - - nIiln ssu ,. .. - , . - - - -' - -J 'IZ.' J.- W - - 101 II Itove IS 1'S 111111 11111 HorsW 011W Ill!! yeVrSiVat 1111 stkesl. 1111 WsNkèáWlIr III kern es-i liii 1111 ' III 11111 11111 - .-.. - . '--__ - J . - ,'y ', 'cC: - ' . a . -, . - Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL li)ijodh.M. Inc. a_lily --'-enws. Inc.. u _.!!!:!Loon! .." _ • v '_, - -. -- - Jill -IIIWIMII'-stiSSO -, -' 10* ' ___ __ tuss ' i. , J ____ , "Do you have any books about movie stars who led very exemplary lives?" & SokI WILL BUY EXISTING III I. 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Wymore Rd., Attamonte. $627413 322.5622 ft.glaseedtopdispiaycase26in. deep, $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage 1793 So. of Sanford 3fl *721. . - .. : ____________________________ Singer Sewing Machine W-Cabinet,$I0Q TERMS: CASH I•I1uIlkW ___ - -- (301) 5434343 FyI hung BROCHURE writs: CH!RO!!. LANCO. I-1Ne5 sour sme & cred 11 mw -' r"" - - Md! _________________ - AI . - __________________ __________________ - -- 323910$ ObI motel box springs I mattresses, 530 set. Sanford AuctIon 1213$. French, 333.734Q, For Sale: Int. Cadet riding lawn mower, 10 hp .1g. Runs good 1230 Randolph. 333.9097. - Delivery. Sanford Fur. -- --- -- 54-Garage Sales - Yard Sale: 2102 Sanford Ave.. Sat. 96. Sun. 9-3. Odds & ends, many new items. - 323-1731 Moving Sale: Ill Fairiane Cir. ''-- a. - --- rupup used S mos. comnp under warranty, 5350 FIRM. 531. $963 aft 13 P.M. 3 Pc. cor. desk set, glass tops, $30; 4 drawer metal file cab., $10; Paymaster check writer, $20. All sic. cond. 1.p.Z.Boy recliner, good ij, Parking lot vacuum; ref. $112.50 sic coed,; color & 11W TV's. 3621 5. Sanford Ave., 333.1401. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30toS:31, ANIMAL HAVEN clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752. Kellogg, Auction Sales river I boating experience. Please call after 6p.m. 321.0931. I Man, quality operation cutty cab, CI finder, head I 322.S90 - 78-Motorcycles Suzki 1976 INSULATION -Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 or 904-1346708 collect. BLAIR AGENCY HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTR YPA1N TING.SPR INK. LENS. 323-6741 ANYTIME, _________ -Trucks-Trallers Juls-Garden pu topper panel, Iltes. storage. Fair coed. Make offer s' 323-5917 PILL DIRT I TOP SOIL JUST YELLOW SAND Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.6331. month of August. 131.3144, Vinyl repair & recoloring Save up to SO pd. of reuphoistery charge. 569-3177 ding WELDING Custom made bumpefl, Wrought , iron windows and doors. 323 Man Welding. $663. Lonely To List Your Business... Dial 3222611 or 83-9993 MAKE PAYMENTS- otto '75 I110dsf$ Call 339.9105 Ot' $34. 4605 (Dealer). Call Cart & lurt 323.7350 $25 chair, 530 sofa special on all Upholstery Cleaning for the Hams Repairs HANDYMAN-GIN, HOUSE- 3233566or323.7110 Lawomower sales I service. We .rani New isitersormn, jedng . pvc.. Sanford Pirlitvrs , 17.50$, 323.1731.. - *MoaS00a4BL1S,tderkem' en flulu.epis *us. ass,,o ,o,, - Igsra ; uW.4.ULI L - I*' HS ___ / _________ " '' amds, P sffOfoUusuSMlN ______ .7 5*501 Nmuiui;lal ISV ss *t LVI NII1 ' ________ . I OR. 1 -I. em -- - . 24$ LMyrtle Ave., Sasrd - WoshlV$nhfIflIVrINSM$*S MSE'IA - - $S50IS -$ - - - 301-0140 - ___ to50iS Use 301.1W .14 LagSt.r.0 ri F- -- -.----- -i.& S . - '!t &" '_ _____ - - - -- -- '_______-._. - - - - .. - ---- -- _-._ - '' • Vinyl Repair 323-MM. Motorcycle Insurance ROOFTRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For information Call 0316290. guaranteed. 3237151. 250, Adult owned, sic, cord. Street legal $330 or 6i-8siflding ?MterIais 62 TS '. Roof, homes, trailers, etc. Reasonable rates, all work CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR G.BALINT &ASSOC. 322- 5415 'Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used - cars, trucks I heavy equipmenf 4 tandem trailer. 332.1731, -. RIR Pressure & Steam Cleaning, PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 323 0429 after 5:30, Free Est. From $10 to 550 Call 3221624; 3224160 20' Critchfield 10, Pressure Cleaning I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 - BUY JUNK tARS offer. Sanford. 3224721. Licensed 8. Bonøe ROBSON MARINE gun case. $173. 3231731. retail $40.95, NOW $10. Sanford Puffilture Salvage, 17.92 So. of interior-Exterior Plastering Call 322-2710 323.7050 Cars Removed 77Jw* Remington Wing Master model $70, FC & vent rib. New New Butcher Block I Chrome contemporary LI Ibis. Orig. Plastering We 5.11 Estates Two couples with a good knowledge of the the St. Johns River. S7.A-Guns Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair Service. 327-6101. Horn, Inçrovevmnts Consignments Welcome One week in Sept. or early Oct., on radio, depth Photograpc - Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, 12 ga 51--Housofiokl Good Free Est. 323-1704. :Gi,ng& Boarng Sanford Ave. it Hwy 427 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 322-3791 3220107 -- . I WflU., IWT5ThI, -----amp.r Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim. AuctIon Thurs. 7P.M. WOULD YOU LIKE TO Footlockers $16.99 up 310 Sanford Ave. - Painting a Repair ISgt. Alterations, Dressmaliing Drapes, Upholstery 3 new tires, Inc. ref. I sink. RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? 333.5540, ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS - $I. 332.7115. 3231731 21,000 BTU -- - backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad, Call 3222611 or 831-9993. 'essmaking fl' Concord Travel Trailer, fully self containEd, dual axles, all towing eqpt. Inc., plus much more. A.l Camp Ground. Site 79 anytIme. 1st $1,500 takes it. Must selltl 55--Boats & Accessories 135 mm linse - Cit. 339 6066, 668-1333. The weather is perfect for a Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & Commercial 1989303; aft6$307513 75-Rncreatil Vehicles _______________________________ Psnta* Camera, Model KX - Ptcture Perfect Ext. Palntin-Free Est. Lic. lOpct. disc. to Sr - Sanford Ave. acrossfrom Pinebreeze Egg Farm - Painting MEINIZER 'TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. xp. $stS$oj Kelloggs Auction Sates till 323 a. 326 Heather Ave., Longwood. Highland Hills. Furn a. Clothing. Thurs, Fri SIt. 3234933. Large selection of foodl Back to School saul New rote books, paper, pens, etc., & old jewelry, silverware, bug screens, alec. hardware, new ceramic 1. porcelain fIgurines, 3 dressers, baby buggies, auto Maytag washer. Lots of boxes of mdse. from flea market dealers. new -_______ a. Csrart$cTlh - Salvage, 17-92 So. of 3220721. mercial, new const, Licensed, & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 323-03.41 or 665-5984. bonded Drives, patios, walks etc. LICENSED $699455 *THURSDAY7PM * 2 Fern. Garage Sale, Clothes, furn., misc. Fri 74 to Mon. 27, Iii? 323 I 326 Heather Ave., Longwood. Highland Hills. 10" Decker radlalarrnsaw Inc. 9'x30" table, $1SO Tyson Cement * AUCTION * turn., Beds, Custom Office Cleaning, corn . Zenith 25" works good, $125. Sanford. Cement trade. color TV set 1970 model. Free niture Office Cleaning _____________________________ '-- - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ommerly Harriett's Beauty Noot 1t St., 32 5742 519 cost classified ads to buy, sell, or 53-Tv.RadiO.Stereo Used (LOCAL) 349.5371 People who like money use law 2 Fam. Garage Sale. Clothes, misc. Fri. 21 to Mon. 27, 9 LSacrss33I'enpavedfrsNegs. 137.115. 'Spit Own. By owner - $ BR. I B. 'SI slow, lIMO . '.' ONltV.PfoIMo-InS ___ ___ foul NOR. 5*919 . IN1WI t.r.W givie I: - I em mod In w*owet - t.1*rd stinklotu Coedy. . - Parts, ______________________________ 2 twin beds complete $50 Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., south of 2Nh$t. (water I sewer). Price reduced to $7,990 w.$1,fl0 cash. Neff man In - ChairS - . flh pigu,ugss ia's £IM .0 itt SI ft. :' ---- Yard debris, Trash Appliances 8. Misc. . 323 0497 - WILSONMAIERFURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3fl.31SE. First Se. - Light Hauling Beauty Care For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. praisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 3620. MOONEY APPLIANCES t.ntraI 904775.3513 ________________________ Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isnt? Sell it with a want ad Ccli 322 2611. Cty. Approved for Drainfleld tntrartIn lnt 904.736.6132 72--Audlon F"rniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. Service. Used Machines. sod la'ying & free trimming. 323p948. Licensed. 3230039 $65 a. uc. Free delivery Sanford Screened&Washed Lawn5ervice Alans Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair dryer. 574191$. KENMOREWASHER ROCK Private Party wants to buy good quality furniture, washer & - FREE ESTIMATES 323-5719 MowIng 3210095 General Landscapinb. Rbsl specialists, top soil a. fill dirt. Appliances - Used Refrigerators, all working i. SO-Miscellaneous for Sale SEAR S. Sanford 322 177) Buy a. Sell, the finest in used fgrnilure, Refrig,, stoves, tools' -- - Mtg. Broker. $25 No. Lwy's Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave.. 52-Appliances _________ ______________ 47-A--Mortgages Bought Certified Lawn & Landscape Central Heat 8. Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at Cash 322-4132 TM 'C Lic., Bonded & ins. Used, any conditioned 6445126 Lw vtiii1, Counsilleis. 563-1173, Stools - Freezers -Bier Tape Refrigerators - Lamps - Meat Silcirs Broilers - 6-Burner Stove w- Grill - Cabinets ,plsh.wuhers-Beer.Caol,rs-Ch,fs Stoves-All Restaurant and Bar Supplies and much more ... 'ab . oSsi "' ' U'ItUI - - . a" '- ___ SsiWi haMS sIN. O*an ares ShellS $0011535501 ,imy miS! MOvi, ,lIPfeCilAve. (001W 1* & PrInch) , WITNISI SiMNNMOW.hItIk II PIOrIM *5 ' p ,tass,...aIn ku* N MS 555S Ihe 1.111*" Mlltoli M 1 aks DRIVER, -. - __ RIM.IITATIINC. I1I6 ddt.$30$-711I 1$ALI$PIIeeN$ WARI$Ou$1 WORKERS __ ___ WeB MI ad 1*50 JONES Is Ml uely. - for sIn .11) 1979 A, I0.JI. 'wv-w, .,- TJJWII*I315-I11 a aeek 05110 at' O,IMde, JAM1$CWRAIT,E1a -, __ _ cissacutMo wilts cemmencln ?dJ I OR, _ IIP*1$IiITATIVI: - - - --- Moo*i ins RIPS 1* h $emlm$s -. - ' IJ ,Dlvii JeaN.' . - -- NslkesIAOmIalsIrI'Iem August11.. -: -- liii ''. '' 4. 1111111 -- - - - -U.. Muns.C.WVOfHIA.*WCarpSt, wilted PO,d., Sodded yard. paved sliest & Much MIII. N pd allowable mertgege. IP.NS JOHNNY WAI.KIN - A- IIWI I I 1..41' S ' ,, ,, - iveits erlscIaI - -. IVI --: -. Ill!! •ay ii *s lecel C • JOBS - IL3 ____ JOBS _____ rn'ø. HIGH & DRY AAA - BAR EQUIPMENT Locsflsu: L.up..d, sds ii 1742 5/1 0 mis N. if 434 : cal, Plumbing Service a. Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671 6294. Top Prices Paid _______ - Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 333.$ _____________________ -. I plumbing fixtures, _ -- ____________________ Hornet Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., cold air, new paint, very economical $1.095. 3221387. Air Conditioning bldg. material. 322-5639 VA&FHA Financing _________________________ ____________________ - • - WE BUY USED FURNITURE 1 APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. In Osteen near St. Johns Rivet. $15,200. $6500 dwn. ________ . A - Good used turn., appliances _____________________________ * OUR BEST PRICE I 10.7 acres ____ ________ . ______ Bhomeonquietstree$.Roomfor garden eat.in kit. I much WORLD1 Church .1 the Redeemer. $33,000. with, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court, _____________________________ ______________________________ PA.; P.O. Box 1171, 1601 CNs Seminole County Florida, will on Cabinet Maker Exp. Tower, Orlando, Florida 32502, LAKE MARY. i1stIfvI 35R,2 Publish Aug. 22, 1979 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. _____ NeW 235 Homes, 4 pct. Interest to the 4th day of September, 1919, at Also Truck Driver later than the 7th day of September, brick home w.FP on 2.5 acres, 18-1'Ip OEN.120 Clerk qyallfled buyer. $32,000 to 11:00a.m., at the west front door of ___________________________ 393-5943 1979. privacy galore yet mm. from 1.4. Publish Aug.22, 1979 $35,000. Low down payments. the Seminole County Courthoda, If you fail to do so, Iudgment may ever before. $110,000. help BUILDER. 322.2257. Part time person needed to _ CITY OP CASSILIENRY. Sanford, Florida, offer toe sale and_ ____ be entered against you for th. relief DEM.103 ___ _ ___ _ ___ _________________________ _____ LPN full tIme. Exp. w.Florlda _____ Tbaia1 sefuty ptogrwi 11 clean retaIl store 7:31 to 10a.m. ADJU$TMINT sell at public outcry tO the highest. demanded in the complaint. TM license. 4.1$. u,us sanford PINICREST 3 water ------The Real Estate Agency 7 days per wk. Ideal for retired iS efd bset bidder fee -_ces5s l's to *4 Ptho nature ci said ,oufl bs%ns °' Is ThE CIRCUIT COURT SN AND .. gC. Muir Iwatee IS Ci? iWef PWfl 0? wnl.rstlred P1I$Ifl 509.5100. REALTY NOTICE $'$U*Wf SSVI$ WøSs y POREetOSURE 0P LIEN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, folloWifi ds$cilbid PilPitIY In ifl 8s"1 Iat3dj ' cent. unit. All 3 yrs. old. Lg. yd., Inc., Realtors the City of Casselberry Board of cumbering the following described FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: close tO sChool I shopping. ' REALTOR 332-1000 MLS During that 7$.hoir holldey Adlustment 2435's S. French (17921 Sanford L19a1 Notice will hold a public propertysituateinSeminoleCounty, File Number 79.296-CF Parcel A: The East 93.$3feet of Lot Desire Iive.in lady companion 3235321 _j _______ which_ b,glnaatlp.m. Aug. 31, hearing. James A. and Sandra Lee Florida, to-wit: etd. Ability 10; the North 35.0 feet of the East' Rm, private bath & ESTATE OF IN RE: applicants, are 2nd $prigg, owners ant LOTS 7 and S. BLOCK 13, -feet and th South 63.0 fe. 95.32 to drive necessary I help w of UNITED STATES DISTRICT the higitway petrol predlois 24 requesting a variance from Section Section SANTA LANTA. Plat Book KING DAVID JONES, ONE OF A KIND sedate efdir 2. the East 319.13 feet ci Lot 11; the COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP preparing meals for 2. Reply to Deceased beautifully landpeople will di. in traffic 25.11, Yards, of the City of 4, Pages 35, 39 and 10, Seminole NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION P.O. Box 392, Geneva, i. 32732. East 119.13 feet of Lot 12; the East FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVI$ON scapsd,M1a1 IRapf.ovordbl. i Cflt lots, water, si'*r, frontIng on 3 paved cldents. Cssseibevry Code of OrdInances, to County, Florida. ReferenceS, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 119.53 feet of the North 60.0 feet of CASE NO. 1S.4$2.OrI.Civ.R-UNI. garage. $40,300. allow COnStruction of a carport streets, formerly property of Food Fair, Inc. WlTNESSmyhandandtheiealot CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Lot 13; allot LotX; all In SPRING TED STATES OF AMERICA, SURVEY PARTY CHIEF addition peo$ectlng twenty four (24) said Court at Sanford, Florida, this THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL. HAMMOCK REPLAT, according to Plaintiff, vs. KENNETH CHI$OLM. Debtor In Possession, Chapter XI. Over 2500 eq. ft. of gracIous lIvIng • Position available for Party Chief 2nd day of August, 1979. fist from the established set back inthlslovelylg.Mayfalr3 BR,, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the piat thereat as recorded in Plat ANNIE I. CHISOLM, DELORES Exp. in property surveying I from the front property line. The SOck 1, page N of the PublIc CHI$OLM,ANNIEMAECHISOLM, home beautifully shaded del IN THE ESTATE: sub-dIvisiOn construction layout. (SEAL) parcel is legally described as: sized lOt lit one ef YOU ARE HERSY NOTIFIED Records of Seminole County, LEONDRA CHISOLM, QUINC tic. Salary I benefits. Growing Arthur H. BecIwith Jr. Lot 44, Block "A", Crystal Bowl that the administration of the estate Florida,contalnirg 4.1$Acres, more OELCHRI$T, NORRIS CHI$OLM. finest neighborhoods. $41505 NOTICIOPTAX long established firm. contact Clerk of Circuit Court AddItion, Plat look B, Page 39, EUGENE CHI$OLM, WELSOND Zoned CG.2 (CommercIal, Rental Units, Miniwars KING DAVID JONES, deceased, or less. of INCUA$IIIPIRENDUM Miller, Barton, SoIl I Wilson, BY: Eleanor F. Buratto lobi, 01 Public Recoedsol Seminole county, minI for egress CH1$OLM,Mlnorsandffieunluiown , CHARMER OLDER 2 STONY. 3 FileNumberlt-296-CP, ispinding In • Housis) Fronting on Park Dr., Osk A Myrtle Ave. CITYOP P00k Inc. 1-113-773.fl24, Deputy Clerk Florida. BR, 2 B flOW Carpet, patio I the CIrcuIt Court for rinoie and Ingress OVY hid across the heIrs. devisess, grardess, assignees, SAKE MARY. FLORIDA Publish: August S. lS 22, 29, 1979 County, Florida, Probate ivlslon, Westerly 13.0 feet of the Easterly Ilsiors, editors, trustees, or Clint' Public hearing to be held on pf' °' 3* $SPTRMSIR II,1919 DEM2S r --rsay, september 20. 197L at the address of whIch Is Seminole 31.$3feetof the Southerly 65.0 feet claimants, by, ttwouglt, under Of Handymanforrsntalunit 7:31 p.m. In the Casselberry City County Courthouse, Sanford, of said Lot 11, and the westerly 13.0 .gaIst tie ESTATE OF FRANKIR maintenance. Parttime, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: feet of the Easterly 119.13 feet of MAECHILSOLM,decea$ad; and Ill Mali, 91 LI. TrIplet Drive, Florida. The personal regrewn Ideal for retlr,d.611.S714 of '. (Lissthan$4,400perIot) said Lot 12; ant the Westerly 13.0 Caiselberry, Florida, or mInown parties having or claiming lative of the estate Is SAM JONES press,Ii Increase SW prWsvty thereafter as peesible. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS whose address Is SIpes Avenue, feet of the Easterly 119.$3fSst Of the tohaveaoy right, title or intires In 'inc REALTOR, MLS . AVON Owner: W. A. Hoffman, Trustee tax W 4146 NAME STATUTE Mary W. Hawthorne the property hereln,-OefendantsMidway, Sanford, FlorIda, 33771. Northerly 37.0 feel said Lot 13. FIGHT INFLATION .A pSlIc - Ium en liii in. AND further sublect to an NIght 323-5174 Day or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE City Clerk the per. The name and address of OP SUIT AND ORDER. 'S,W Avon. Increase your earning creasewfllboiielden$emBerll, Notice is hereby gIven that the sonal representative's attorney vs easement for eS55S and Ingt' Dated this 110t day of August, FOR UNNAMED DEFENDANTS . INVISTMBT power. For details, cell 1441. 1929 avid drainage purposes over and TO APPEAR AND PLEAD undersIgned, pursuant to the 3B1,lBMitteonlIof$deMtte*,l 1i&0r 414.3579, The - fS vellil tstli be liii 1979. "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Like Mery. 541*. All persons having claims or across the South 23.0 feet of the (SERVICE BY PUBLICATION) CouncIl Chs.nbsrL City $011,511. - Pub$I Au. 22,1919 $63.09, Florida Statute, will reglstr demands against the estate are North 10.Oteet ci the East ilL 53 feet roe ALL unknown lt*s. dOVISIss, Nurses P.O. kx3514, Lulvmad. FIs. 32711 Oystal Lalmo Avenue. Th. peNs will 0M-121 Aides, 7.3 shlf I. Exp 141$ Valence Ct 311, 114 befit, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, required, THREE ofsald LOt 13; hellO SOuth 31.01011 legatees, grantees, asslgneø, WITHIN " 303.5424172 be speit lviii 1.10kM. Se 11PM preferred. Apply In person brick cans,. en corner let. In. and for SemInole County, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of the West 40.17 feet 54 his North ilenots. creditors, trustees. or ciMr Chairman of iii Elodhem Beard. La*aiew Nursing Center, 919 E. CITYOPLAKIMARY cW, hWy 7 yvs old. 936U9 : Florida,uponreceiptofproofofths THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1710 feet 54 saId Let II; hid the claimants, by, throult, under or ___________________________________________ Virdloue MV. serving ON the FLORIDA . publication of this notIce, the tic. THISP4OTICI,toftIeWfffithtecl.rk Ioulhi40.OIeilofthiNorltillS.Steet IIIInIIPRANKIEMAECHI$OLM. Roemferayawtsplamlly.4U liedhets Ssvdl MINIs Mmwrey. Pet Nellcsof PublIc Hearing tltious name, to-wit: RIVER OAKS of the above court a written cite East 153.13 ted of said Lot 31. dsceesed and ail unknown parties NowaccspIIng appliCItlonsfor full ss, FR. in' of sterigs epage..'.. CI1Y, 1-111110 SWkl AliIYII flue, under which we expect to engage in statement of any claim or demand AND further sublect to en having or claiming IS Nave any I pert time employment with imtto Ave. $36,509. peruss legally re$eisd In Tits City 54 Lake Mary, FIOSIdI 'busineüatSoutholHighway 41and must be easement for egress and ingrow rIgM,tnleerkiflredllitsieproperty Handy Way Food 1er. Must theymaypihv,.Eadtclalm leislitOlo CheWy and IIVIII5 WIthin will Inlet Ofl kØefflbe? 5 1919k t east of Wekiva over and acrissitie EaCl 36.0 feet of Mvelnafter descrIbed. You are be over 1$ yrs. old. Apply city the heunderhes of toe City 54 Lake less P.M., In the CouncIl Chambers the NE¼ of River in the NW¼ ci in writing and must Indicate the Woof llUfeelof saId 105* leN herdey nOtIfied that an actien has stars. HN COLBERI REALTY Mary, PIOrIdS. may eveN them, 54 lie City MIII, 150 EaSt CfltstaI East, Township Itti 25, Range 29 basis icr tie claim. she name and liiithe North 1710 feet thereof, boon instituted againet yeu hi the selves Is their Ilgids of Prondhlee. Lake Avenue. The purpose of the County, Florida. South In Seminole address of tile creditor or his lieN • INC. Earn much as SNIPer 1550 Less preperty descrIbed in OS. ibsve CSIWI by the United states et or attorney, and, the amount . T1D: At4,st 17, 1979 • mistIng will N. to dISCUOs RRATON *1503 Stuffing .nveiepes wIth our That the party interested in said claimed. if the claim is net yet due, tidal Records SOek 10* pigs 675, to By: WoNII A. Sorensen. priparatlen Of 015 Cempr*4nslve business enterprise Is as follows: clrcwisrs.. For information: date when It will boosme dv. Parcel I: Tile North 340151154 Let en thefollowhrg described property: the 35441L*4150.*71n . ploit. The PublIC Is Invited tO edit Etoorpelse Dept. -_JORDEX CORPORATION shall be stated, If the claim ceti- 31 and tie North MOlest of 1-1*32 Let land hew ilfeetof 1-115 LICk Lake Macv. led be Mont. Box 1115 MIddlehown. ONe Dated at Orlando, Orange, tlngpnt or unliquideted. the AhIWe (subhed to an soeeinwt .1sI thq "I" First Addition, DIXIE .3 BR Muss. Will tint or eell. $di 5' Cowls M.I.t County, Florida, August 1011,, 1979. oftheuncertalntyskhllblstetld. If soulfi$fest of the Neriti 340101111 TERRACE, according to pet f...' - WWklIhIl Ocks aria. s_ ' Publish: Aug. 13, 22, fl sept, 5, hiteclaiM is sechred, the security Ld2landsIeliffiesevIhlSfes*of tlwreelasrewdedinPlat.ISh1S, mea.ssss.m-iss City dent DATED: August * 1979 1979 shall be OSOcrIhed. The claimed theNsn*MlfestofsaldL1*Wa LI' w 3954 he PublIc Records PuMa Pubibli *11.25.50,1979 PublIsh Aug. 22. 5979 DIM .72 ltaU deliver selficieni copies si me i (lisa the North $65 lest thereof) $OMIfllJi County, Florid., and you 01*125 0150411. d.lmtsthedsikte.nablethsclsrt and 1-115 (less to North 1650mM eie ordered ltd required Is oppusr _________________ Pier LI 01)11 niture Salvage. 322.1721. PRICE DROPPED WA "THUD". You won't find better for the new low price of Just 322-4820 YICE LISTING 68-d to Buy 11111 • TIRED OF COMPACTS? You can STR.E.TC.H cut In this DON'T HESITATE I - MONTH PAYS ALL with 513,750 do. Sharp 3 BR, w.0 H, WW carpet, new ref., gas range, walk.in closet in MIR, I Inside utIlIty rm. Won't last, '?71'TrrMfli home located on 322-2420 ANYTIME MUltiple Listing Service $1 Marina. a. _________ 1' _________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader 3 BR, 1.Sbeth, split plan. 532.500. William Mallczowskl Realtor Enrollmentforpre.kindergartin Meat Cutter, stock ma,). Must be kindergarten - limited. I experienced. Apply at Food mc., for more Information call Barn, 25th IPark. 322410$ or 322.3352. Lutheran . Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHNKRIDERASSOC 107W. Commercial '73 Mercury Marquis PS, PB. Air, AM FM. $1755 Monarch, Ghia, trail, w5stern & English hor semanship. Over 50 1st places In local AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 322-0139. 322O2lSaft 6 W. Garneft White 322-1661. show horse, top performer in Blockhome. Termsayaii. ' sales. Our expansion has created new career opportunities locally Fall term. - ' Harbour Wallace AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, cxc. youth __________________________ COUNTRYCLUBMANOR REAL ESTATE ASSOCiATES JOIN SAN FORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL M9RE HOMES THAN ANYONE I • Aj1jJ1L Mercury Back to school car '73 Torino Sport, wide tires, Ioaded-CB, hot stereo, etc. 51295. 327-1086 or loaded, air, stereo, 34.000 mi. immac. $2,650. See at Monroe -Horses \\v -''Z - Byowner35R,7B town. Call now for ap. 'L(is can be yours for $399001 ____________________________ - 1975 Payment your lOt or our lot. V Enterprise. Inc. Mcdii Inc., Realtor 644.3Oi polnlmentlit 3 BR, 2 0 home in Sunland wdining area, Fl R, Ig LR, 321.0739 2635 Sanford Ave. Aft.Hrs.322.1643,3224U9 Low Down MUST SEE BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME 3 Bdrm, l'/z Bath, large lot, close to fishing, boating, and down. Super BATEMAN REALTY for Men. now,has immediate opportunities In management I 12-Sp.dal NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN the undersigned, Arthur H. Beck. • 323.1512 - Register now 41-•Hoiis5 ____________________________ Men's wear firm, HIS Stores _____________________________ AMINDEDNOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE _____ 323-0116 cicsd Bids VA.FHA.235.Con. Homes RADiATOR REPAIR. Will assist financing or consider trade. $35,000. A. Spgsl C H&A, FIR, OR, FP, wet bar. eq. eat in kit, a. much 'M4ch morel app Warranted, yours for $79,000. _________________________ . Days inn$anford,atli'I ____________________________ _____________________________ ndats Board of County Corn. missioners Fa'tastic 1g. 4 BR, 3" B home in __________________________ PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS - Clerk of this Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff, or, to pool. Close everything. Asking $3$,7SO. 321. ,all 2 BR, 2 carpet, Part TIme DeskCierkl'Maids _______________________ .. appi., w.w Sanford dependIng on exp. 339.2962. ________________________ mine Free Puppies To good home -; parts. 322-2382. Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway. D0ytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday a. Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 90.4253. 8311 for further details. 65-Pets-Supplies - 196$AMXCotlectorsitem.New390. eng. & trans. Extra nice. Spare, DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Woody Little, 3fl.94. I1I' 80-Autos for Sale . .3cools & shoppingi BPP Warranted lust $34Ø Mechanic or trainee for VW$, day wk., paid holidays, fringe - V)ISa*fwdA,i. IijjjjLLLLJ_ULfrnntu (1)2 BR house, (1) 1 BR garage aplrtment. (buildings only I to be relocated). Located comet of Oak and 14th Avis. Detailed information, Bid Forms to be secured from Office of Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., 322.2914. BUSINESSISGREAT ON 17.92. Poor health forcing Jq%t!oryou3BR,2Bhornejfl Lantat Good starter home benefits. lakefront. ______________________________ 11-lnstructlons Plaintiff, BRODHAM, INC., at buy Holiday inn of Sanford on the Meats. ,ativeE,,w C HIA, DR. Pan. Fl R. w. stone -FR. eat.in kit a. much morel Your dream Come true at 572,5001 - ML$ NOT ICE OF SALE by home in idyllwideon acre lotI ______________________ Utility person. Apply in person area. 332.2374. Sam's Portion ,, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the public hearing will be heard that an action has been filed against orally. Hearings may be continued you in this Court in the above enlitlfrom time to time as found are hereby that you and ed cause: necessary. Further details available required to file your answer with the by callIng 323.1030, Ext. 304. Free fish. shop, green living area. Call 323.0114 ______________________ 9-Good Thngs to Eat - Make a wish new 3 BR, 2 B Exec. nt.d to Rent Wouldllketor,nt 3 BR home woption to lokefront. 3225732 _________________________ Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. tember 11, 1979, at 1:00 P.M.. Or culT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE as soon thereafter as poSsible. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Written comments filed with the CASE NO. 79.2$3.CA.I9.K . ... cock. Apply in Pet$Ofl Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Uptol RE AL TO R landscaped, work house. 1700 sq ft $59,500 Terms REALTORS OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1919 -,. - DayCareinmyhome n Seminole County, Florida. Public Hearing will be held Ofl Wednesday, Septembr 12, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., in the Casselberry City ______ Evening Poultry, beef, pork, REALTY _________________________ ______________________________ ldayswk.323.S344 ATLANTIC BANK OF SEMINOLE, of Section 27.20.32 (less the W 640.00 Florida Statutes 1957. a National banking corporation. Slg.C.JeaflCosfler It of SW ¼ of SE ¼ of said Section 27). Further described as Parcel 1$. publish: Aug. 13,22,29, Sept. 5. 1919 owner. M. H. Llnaweaver, is Plaintiff, A located ~ mile East of Snow Hill OEM requestIng rezonlng of a parcel of vs. ____________________________ Road on the Old Mirns.Tltusvllle land from the present R.1 (single OTIS TAYLOR, JR., a.k.a OTIS Road. (DISTRICT.2) zoning residentIal) TAYLOR and EDWARD S. family Thispublichearingwiilbeheld In dustrial) zoning classIfication. The Defendants. parcel is legally described as: NOTICE OF ACTION Lots II, 19 and 20, Edgewood Manor, as recorded in Piat Book 13, THE STATE OF FLORIDA abllity.fringe - ___________________________ AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebulidor. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 -E. 25th P1. Exp. 333419$ Altamonte Spgs., Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious name of S. rasv and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole county, Florida In accordance with the provisiOns of the Fictitious Name and Zoning Commission will hold a Public Hearing. Mr. Mathew 1. Dunn, applicant on behalf of the Mcbile home lot now avail. Lg. trees, adults, quiet, walking distance toall shopping. See at Park Ave. Mobile Park. Tractor $55 Case, Box, Blade, Mower, Disc. fl' trailer. Call -. _______________________ 322-2611 for appointment for small children. Drive, missioners in a high traffic area? The perfect location is now avail. Easy Termst Willbabysit lnmy home 1919 M. Unsworth Realty 80-Autos for Sale 63-Machkiery-Tools by Gill Fox FHAVA, FHA23S&243 Wantto open an ICE CREAM shop pets. !004 Palmetto. CALL DORIS DIETRICH JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl PICTITIOUSNAME The Board of County Com of Seminole County. Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider a request for a Borrow Pit Permit in an Al Agriculture Zone on the following described property: W '/ of SW ¼ ot w V. of Section 262032; Also the SE ¼ and S 3 PubliSh: August 5, 15, 22, 29, CITY OF CASSILSIRRY PLANNING AND violators. Will kwpsm. thlldren inmyhomewkd$YI 323.1173 Notice is hereby given that I am engaóed In businesS at $04 Agnes - DEM29 _______________________ Chlldcare Center. 322.4143. day ornite. September11, im 7P,M, sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. ________________________ Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., Private entrance, adults only, no - FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE. HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE FELXIBLE AND LIKE PEO PLE. I SIDE GLANCES 3 BR, 1' ispiit plan, fenced yd., 3fl.2lNaftI EVENING HERALD CORRES OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONIIS (SEAL) Publish Aug. 32.1979 DEM.106 1979 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Deputy Clerk (SEAL) - 41-Houses - ___________________________ Honorable Arthur H. Bickwlth, of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk Publish: August 1, S. 15. 22. OEM-I 11ouses ________________________ _______________________________ FirSt IOnly child care cinter open Begin. Saturday In Sanford Clerk _____________________ BY: Eleanor F, Buratto Clerk Beech said It Is impossible to Clerk (SEAL) publish Aug. 22. DEM•101 Call 3224643 Jr By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. LOTS 7 and 5. BLOCK 13, 2nd PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEARANDBEHEARDATTHE Section SAN LANTA, Piat Book 1, Pages 3$, 39 and 10. Seminole TIME AND PLACE ABOVE County, Florida. -SPECIFIED. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Board of County Commissioners said Court at Sanford. Florida, this Of Seminole County. 2nd day of August, 1979' Florida Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. COUNTY. FLORIDA . ......siuui.iI. -lll-r ___________________________ - BR,furn.ap'.,adUfl$ 1 No pets. $135. • LPN. Full time I. part time. Apply In person LakeView Nursing Cintet. 19 E. 2nd St. forsyearolds --- 41-Houses - __ Unique Kindergarten (SEAL) - (qIASSIFIED 323-82e2 __________________________ - sealonthis the 15th day of July, AD. 1919. of County Commis sionets of Seminole County, Florida Ave. 3 LineS MinImum ____________________________ Petition. Board 1 I ]" p.pN. for SenIor Citizens. Oown ,n, very clean Iroomy. Sie Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto _______________________ _______________________ ____________________________ 6-Child Care ___________ entered against you for the relief demanded in the TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECI Ft ED. line 31c a lIne ic.ns.cvtlVItlmis • default will be PERSONS INTERESTED MAY S I ______________________ September. A.D. 1979 othetwisl a Seminole County. Florida. 3$C ______________________________________________________ Court, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida on or before the 4th day o East to 27th Street on the West, Sanford, Florida, Public Records of I Noon Sanford, Florida. and file the original with the Clerk of Circuit and County Park slId road running from Highway 17.92 on the Jennie Records of Seminole County, Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, unit catchallapeeders-ultlsnow and also located between Lake - II __________ Furnished 3-APertm1fltS ___ 1 SR .*ecofive decorator fur. cit house, cablo TV. Everything furnishil DEADLINES ___ _______ Inc dishes' iiMfls. $130 et., SIN mo. + tax. 322791. The Doy Before Publlcotlon All Springs Replat of Tract 57 in Plat Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address is: Book 9, Page 19 in the Public 3C,ns.cutivstlmes .... 5:30 P.M. A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon the following rightsof way running you in this Court in the above en. wit: ndyouar,requirIdtoservea copy through the dscribed properly, to. tilted cause; and that you are That certain dedicated road of your written defenses to it, if any, hereby required to file your answer wit: named The Crossways locited on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for that part of Rockwood Circle with the Clerk of this Court, and to between Lots 16141 Amended PIat Petitioner. whose address is 612 serve a copy thereof upon the of Druid Park. Piat Book 7, Page as recorded in the Piat of Sanlando Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, plat. mofOiing PUbIC. HOURS 5:00 nssio Mriner's Village. ,.43ca line itittli ........ - on Lake Ada: Just So. AirPId Blvd. on 1792 In Sanford. C4W Pork RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1979-11 IIS•IIIIi.i$..1 CLASSIFIED ADS HTMl CIRCWTCOUN1IINAND YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: R' 1 3oAp.rtments U,urnis.. 22, 17 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA THE VACATING, AIANDONING, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR CASE NO. n.;Otu.CA.03.K DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING cIVIL ACTION NO. ?t.1113-CA44l THE VACATING, ABANDONING, ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF OF RIGHTS-OP.WAY. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING SEMINOLE, a National banking tO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: i beaths Widnasday, Aug. �Ws.dsy, Av& 2L IM I1S-t,.mIui MmIlill, IIstd, Fl. For I t - itr POP 000$ 700 000$ POP $7001 OHS 17000 90 stom I3IT$ 21 $lT YMUO 72,X to W 1.20 to' .its to i noe to i 900100 00 111.900 TO 1111,119 TQ I 3.33070 I loo.00 JZ± s.s TO t sen To uii to ' 10000 177 I4,flS 109 1'.4ll 101 73370 9 Soto9 7000 .._IL! 'o to I 1.010 to I 273 70 9 IGCO _IAW 147070 I $4710 I 90070 9 4,447 fliP '0 I ill tOt 3.00 33t01 $30 10$ 19 $710 1 300 1709 0709 $00106,M40710$ - w— HO OF •- k g - - . • 1 F 4 )• l-,-4_._...,. 4 l ( - k 'p 1 I bits I 1 : JA 1jJJ ' 1 - - , .r '•' i' . :;,. '' •: p4": •., .'•. ,''' W 4 :.-.; School Panel OKs Search Of Student Cars Lockers :...-- 3 Thanks to a new "search" policy, school administrators will be able to keep a keener eje out for any drugs or drug paraphernalia brought on campus by students. The Seminole County school I REEF PE. ) rum \v : 90 H'. 1 . board unanimously approved a search consent policy whereby students would give written consent to having their lockers or automobiles searched for Snspectl drugs. Prior to locker assignment or acquiring a parking permit, students would be issued a consent form stating the principal or his designee may search his locker or car for contraband substances. The search would be conducted in the presence of the student and one other certified person. Any student's failure to cooperate in the locker or vehicle search will be grounds for suspension. The new search policy is the school board's answer to deter students front bringing contraband substances to school and thus, decrease their usage. School board member Pat Telson, who initiated the drive for a stiffer drug policy, said she wanted to keep the school campuses JS drug-free as possible." Currently, the school district has the legal right to search students' lockers for any contraband material, said Ralph Ray, administrative UNTRIMMID Wil Him OT1 - SlIz'tttON (tRR,S(tI Minutes More For Kindergarteners ' t' By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer ' Despite the protests of parents and teachers, the Seminole County School Board elected to take no action Wednesday to reinstate busing for "early out" kindergarteners In the proposed 1979-80 budget. The school board is expected to approve the $75.8 million school budget Monday at the public hearing. Approval would mean a 90minute longer day for kindergarteners. For the past several years, the school district had Instituted a practice whereby kindergarteners leave school at 1:25 p.m., about 90 minutes before the older children, who leave the school rounds at 2:45 p.m. But in his recommendation of the proposed transportation budget of $2,90,955, Superintendent William Layer did not indude money to continue the "early out" route. The elimination of this practice would save the school district an estimated $90,900 "for gas, oil and salaries," Layer said. i LI. . . W.UmN,1IP .MPlIISS CHU01 I I •• Wednesday, Layer told the school board the two major cost items In the transportation budget were supplying buses for students on double session at Lake Brantley High School and Teague Middle School and for exceptional children. rebuttal to Layer's suggestion: During 1977-78, the transportation budget of $1.9 nuliwn had a "As a taxpayer in this county, I am appalled that Mr. Layer carryover of $161,000 or 8.6 percent of the budget amount, saul would say take your child out and put him in private school. Mr. Harris, according to the financial report. For the past year, the Layer, I will remind you this is my school system, not yours." transportation budget of $2.5 million carried over $326,000 or 13 She reminded chairman Robert Feather and school board percent. 1k' predicted the proposed transportation v.ould carry members Mien Keeth and Pat Teison they had voted to keep the over 10 percent or $290,000. "early out" kindergarten program last year when a move was "In each of those years, you had it short kindergarten (lay, made to st)lnie it. Harris said. don't See how they could be costly iteiiis." "Make the educational decision, not a financial one," she said. One mother asked the school board if parents could organize Other ;)arits, including Jean Morris, told the school board the their own car pool and transport kindergardeners home early. hadil not heard of the proposed elimination until it was too late. layer said state law would not prohibit the car pooling but kiii"I resent the fact that this decision was made one week ago," ilergarteners inu.st be in school a minimum of four hours per day Mrs. Morris, whose child will begin kindergarten at lake Orienta for attendance credit. this fall, said. We didn't have a chance to do anything about it. You can't get your kid into it private school now. ICs too hate." Carol Slessingcr, a kindergarten teacher at Wekiva EleinenRick Harris, president of the Seminole Education Association tary School, told the school board: SEA), told the school board it had been able to afford the shorter "My obligation is to see they(kindergarteners I don't get turned day in past years and presented past carryover figures of several off to school at live years 01(1. If we are putting dollars and cents thousand dollars. before their attitudes, we are doing the wrong thing.' The 12 kindergarten teachers and parents who spoke against the bus elimination said the longer day would cause the youngsters to grow tired and thus become less attentive in classroom activities. One teacher said the additional classroom time would subtract from her opportunity to prepare educational activities for the children and schedule teacher-parent conferences. After listening to a string of protests, Layer told the audience they could take some action on their own to remedy the situation: "Parents who are really concerned about lengthening the (lay should not put them Into public kindergarten, put them in private kindergarten where the hours are as long as they want." Sherry O'Leary, a first grade teacher at Lake Orienta Elementary Schoo1 brought applause from the protesters in her A'i'rport Fight To Obey Nears End •- woo" Goldberg Resigns, Regrets Unfinished Longwood Budget By U *So By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ( JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Cleveland said. Ultimately the trees were cut and the runway was designated for a "nonprecision Instrument approach," he said. The end of an 18-month to two-year struggle waged by the Sanford Airport Authority to obey federal regulations by Cleveland noted before the clearing the approach to the authority could negotiate for north-south runway Is in sight. the purchase it was required by The authority at a special. federal regulations to arrange meeting this morning in- two appraisals and an appraisal structed attorney William review the results of which Hutchison to negotiate the formed the basis for the federal purchase of two parcels totaling grant application. 34 acres south of the airport for After the grant was apthe approach. proved, based on those figures, Hutchison said trial has been set for Aug. 27 for completion of condemnation proceedings for the properties, idding since the airport began procedures to acquire the properties values of the nd have gone up by 33 to 56 percent. The attorney said the latest appraisals for the properties would be the "bottom line" the least amount - a jury would consider awarding the property owners if the lands were taken. The award could be ,nth greater, Hutchison said, and In addition the airport authority would have to pay appraisal tees, court coda and attorney fees for both sides in the Issue. He recommended the negotiations to settle on price out of court. Airport Manager J.S. (Red) Cleveland said the issue began l months totwo yam ago with the necessity of clearing some trees which had grown up Into the approach to Runway * Who a new lighting system was Installed the federal government required the clearing of the approach. "We were not successful at hat time In negotiating to get thstiesdownandwiahietogst the coia*y to reson the land so lbs tries would be removed," S 141 Aside from increased cods, Cleveland said, "we want to be good neighbors and settle this and not drag It through the courts further." i-L S.'. ,. I - — ,, - * •. A - 'i J Ll.' ' - '.: . Dear ?11-.------ - 1 3 -' - . .1, •j .WL* , Il .. ' t.. •-:-•- ••'.-'• - -. -. ..# T a : Nil If •, -_ 1 ---. -- -I- -- - uq.t - "' - - - - - - -'---. - HOME The school trains persons in the operation of heavy equip. meat and the trucks. The lease would Include a taxiway, office apace and an area for parking the heavy equipment and trucks. Cleveland said lease payments for All the property Involved would be about $1,400 moathiy Including diles .......... 4* Dr. Ia.b.... .............. 41 4lflinscqs. .................. 41 IA flupI ...................2* 41 .lII.VU ......... ......11........ 41 $pi ............ 0,7* .4* 'Tulsilul ................. a ... .............. a w.at,................... two weeks. The basis for the court decision requiring Goldberg to resign is the city charter which requires commissioners to reside in the districts they represent. Goldberg has said he moved from his home in San'. dalwood subdivision in District 1 to it new one in Tiberon in District 5 either just before or just after the special election which ratified the charter last September. lie said he moved only after City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. gave the opinion the move would not violate the city charter or ordinance, Julian has defended the city commission and Goldberg in a suit filed last October by Robert Duves, unsuccessful city commission candidate in last December's election, seeking to oust Goldberg from his District 1 seat. The city commission has continued to resist efforts to vacate the seat. Forced to vote on the issue or go to jail for 10 days, commissioners at a special May 31 meeting voted 21- not to oust Goldberg. later Judge Muldrew or. dered Goldberg to resign by - -.- -• --- . __ .•. - - t•-- ..- - .'L . _- -- - I I LARRY ('OlI)BERG . . . upset over budget Aug. 7 or go to jail. The decision was appealed by Julian, but the judge on Aug. 16 set aside the automatic stay of his original order. U is expected the District I seat will remain vacant until the regular December municipal election. - - Seminole County school bus schedules conclude today, pages 28, 38, 58 School Lunches Could Top 1,,25 Million Seminole County schools can expect to serve more free and reduced-price lunches during the WiNO school year than the 1.10 million meals tallied last year, predicts tharlolte Whitmore, director of food service. "It should go up because the Income scale (for eligibility) Is up over last year," Mrs. Whitmore said. income scale should be as follows: Family size 1 4 5 6 Application forms for the program will be sent home with students. Additional copies and more information concerning eligibility is available at each principal's office. All Information received is confidential. Each application is reviewed by the principal who determines whether a family may participate in the program. If a parent is dissatisfied with the principal's ruling, he may request an informal hearing by calling or writing the food service director, 407 W. Fourth St., Sanford, 323-40. 11,600 13,940. 18,200 18,470 Families whose annual Income does not meet the above criteria may dill be eligible to prticlpate. Those with umully WO medical hills or .pedal education expenses are urged to apply, Mrs. Whitmore said. LM year a family of five was eligible for reduced-price lunches with an sonial income of $14,130 compared with the new figure of $11,200 this year, Mrs. Whitmore said. To be eligible for the free lunch program, that same fly dl,. a.eded an amiesi incom. of $7,IM lad year eQSd with' $10,200 this year, the said. To be eligible for either program, the family she and 1978.79 year. Approximately 5,0) students receive a free lunch daily last year or a total of 880,900 lunches for the entire school year. Reduced-Price Lunch . $7,160 9,410 Free Lunch $4,00 6,0 7,480 8,940 101 11,840 2 3 The school system is a participant In the economically needy policy wider the auspices of the National School Lunch Ad. Recently, the federal government elected to raise the income levels of families who qualify for the iwocem. .' '•--.-.__ A NEW - race, William Mitchell, he will be back on the commission in The cod of reduced hmches nsa been reduced even farther this fail, from 10 cents to 10 cents for all grade '- Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. If an annual income or family size should change, the family should contact the principal to file a new application to determine eligibility. Lad year, the public ucheols served 2* reduced-price meals per day totalling *4,100 meals during the entire - WAN -• Herold Phte by Tint Viscint Hoisted to the sky In a cherry-picker, Seminole County Sheriff John Polk painstakingly nails the sheriff's department emblem to Building 310, The sheriff's department recently moved to the facility at the Sanford Airport to consolidate Its services and acquire "a little more elbow room." As he hammers away. Polk says, "The sheriff's department has found a new home." In other business, Cleveland said he will be talking today to officials of the Superior TrnIng Service with main offices in Indianapolis about leasing airport facilities for a l$.month period for a training schooL Today NX Linda Martin, effective at 5 p.m. He did so to comply with a court order by Circuit Court Judge Richard Muidrew, who gave Goldberg until midnight today to resign or go to jail For contempt of court. Goldberg previously had submitted his resignation eflective at 11:45 p.m., Sept. 3, to run in the Sept. 4 special election to fill a vacancy in District 5, where Goldberg has lived since last September. The seat was vacated with the resignation of Stephen Barton on May 31, because he had moved out of the city, with l' years left In his tern. Goldberg today expressed regret that he could not stay on until the city's budget for the coming fiscal year is corn'. pleted. "I am very upset that we were unable to finish the budget Tuesday night and I couldn't get the other conimissloners to hold another budget session Wednesday night," he said. "We had gone through all the departments' budgets, but there were still some loose ends not agreed upon, so we couldn't finalize it." "If it were not for completing the budget, I would have With the grant amount locked Into the first appraisals, the acquisition of the land will require a higher than anticipated outlay of money by the authority, Cleveland pointed out. The exact amount will not be known, he pointed out, until negotiations are concluded. The authority members voted unanimously to authorize the negotiations. resigned earlier," he added. An effort by Mayor June Lormann to appoint Goldberg to fill tile vacancy at the June 11 meeting failed to gain the support of the commission, so a special election was called. Should Goldberg defeat the Longwood City Corn. missioner Larry Goldberg ended the suspense late Wednesday afternoon by submitting his resignation from the District 1 seat to City Clerk only other candidate in the updated appraisals were obtained showing that values of the properties had Increased substantially. Ar..d TboCt. '- la said. .:Btit if %%v stispect hv is selling drugs, we recommend miii to the school board fir xpulsiun." Ray Said. Board Says No To Early Out' Bus ing BONE CHU ' S • .. assistant axid public information officer. Although policy varies from school to S(ht)Ol, it student normally is susjtdi'd for five days for his first offense and 10 days for subsequent offenses. USDA , . 2 . Evening Herald—(USPS 48 1 '280)—Prbce 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 2—Thursday, August 23, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 '.'.4t '.' d' .s. •d' .#4t/4 ;f4.- ._ ._' - I . ' •$. . .._ ,. 4..... .' _,;.4• ' S - 5.,4 -- . • -• . -- ' • '- • -. � 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. 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BLONDI E _J -V. -- Monday, Aug. 20, 11 ACROSS LUj ? IT PROBABLY ;: 0UND A HOME IN ) ( MY PURS T.4ERE WAS A TEP4.00LLAR -i BILL MISSING FROM 'i— MY WAL-LET 39 Contemporary 5520 lBigdol.lizard Iike 1415CatSimilar compound 16 Surround 17 Dance step 18 African animal %2 CO 58 Exit 34 Southern constellation Jl P6 YOUR FEET 35 Upper story j7 36 Soviet 6 Worsted Suit 42 Apart from 43 Fine soil 44 Genus of m*rI.e fabric 7 Infuses 8 Loam deposit accessories 4 Indefinite per29 111 9 Pull sons o30 Exhale 49 Flees bureau (abbr) 31 Apiece punishment 33 Grass it Parched 51 Seize 37 Altos Union 12 Energy (abbr) 37 Old Dominion 19 Depression ini. (abbr tials 41 Cream Finand0l can't be washed should be dry cleaned or at least put Into the dryer at high temperature for 45 minutes. t the same time all these kill ill any taken to k measures are re taken of the mites that might be on twice that has contact any OEM sooner than I can through the effort to treat the skin Itself. A . paper but your letter didn't common treatment is KweU. address on It and I After all the medicine has been don't always see the envelope applied as prescribed, then you fromthemallthatcomestome. can put on the clean noninfested So other readers who want an clothing. early reply should remem be r to It's entirely possible Ust put their address on the letter could have picked up the mite MENNEN THE BORN LOSER Mom EMENEW BEEN lJlllll MENNEN MEN MEMOONO by Art Sansom illf — not just the envelope. Scabies Is caused by a parasite. It's a tiny mite that HE BOONE Room The skin reaction sometimes lili Jill Jill. i 11Jlii MEMNON MEMNON li BENNO am RENEE RUN RCHIE by Bob Montana BEEN ABOUT FINISHED? AJ IPSJ LIFE tkU MLY... I'M ACT ' I A GUZZLER MAN, MYSELF - THAT WAS A QUICK )l aosLLGAME.' - GH THROU 94OULPE HEARP WHAT HE CALLEP IT.' N 'S / \— cSi I (1 N a _ I 0 Phil LIB (Sept. 2-Oct. 23) There's ample justification for _-— your hopefulness today, but be \ . by Stoffel H&mdahl 1745 TH E O?t4 INS OF- . 1iiY,'YL.v5TER, I4MMM.' I TH' LIMCOui'5 GeTTvseugø APPRe5..OT THE PRINTIN'ON IY99 016NI O I 9MAI.L, I CAN'T Wr4NT THIPd 1. YOLi OT01PPRIP., - REAP IT., - in CETA fiscal year. lie told councilmen last week a i r-con diti on i ng has been disconnected in the city's police cars and I truck has been shut (to%t'l in the public works department. l.t. George Meyers of the money is police department said today it renewed, use of the reserve funds will not W necessary. Meanwhile, Kulbes has been is hoped by shutting off the airconditioners in tlie four Police vehicles mileage per gallon of $50,000 using up gasoline while the vehicles are standing still. With the air-vondthoicrs off, it can get pretty hot in cars standing still Meyers said. The city council, while charging Kulbes to search for ways of saving money, approved the transfer on a ternporary basis of $60,000 in reserves into the budget to pay bills for the remaining six will cost city property owners is included. ieuer veni out ox city Ildil Mayor Sorenson's over signature today urging the people to vote for the tax in1L crease on -17he loiter from me says 'Hey folks, we reall y need this money,' Sorenson said. He said it question and answer type of information sheet showing some of the reasoning for the tax incr ase proposal and calculating how much more it , " City Clerk Connie Major at the same time reports that absentee ballots for the special election are available in city hull. According to Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce, 1,114 city residents are eligible to vote in the election. Polling place for the election Is the city council chambers at city hall. Two mechanical voting machines will be used in the election. L ongwood In Their Life Delays Hike ea th For Cable W By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer A $1 rate increase sought by Orange-Seminole Cablevision In the city of Longwood received another setback Monday night. The City Commission tabled a final vote on the ordinance grantin g the rate increase until the last regular meeting in September after several complaints were heard from cablevision customers. Reacting to phone calls they said they had received from cablevisIon customers, u well as complaints voiced at the public hearing, the commissioners said they would give the company until then to correct some of its problems. One of the most frequent complaints heard was that it was impossible to contact the company by phone to report reception problems when they Memorial Chapel in Orlando, and he will be buried in Woodlawn Cemetery., Mrs. Henderson said that her son Ronald had just told his sister two days before the accident that he had decided to go on to college." "Don had promised me he was going back and finish high school," she added. The twins were burled today in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. ._ __... LULL AIIU UUUU UI :i;.ij Santas Place, Orlando, today said of her son Eugene's death, "We're gradually getting used to It. But it hasn't really hit us yet. They had services for him yesterday at the Hawthorne Funeral Home In Orlando. "Gene was a fairly quiet boy. He had a lot of friends. There were about 150 of them at the services yesterday. "He watched the races at the drag strip but he never raced The twins, of 6361 Foiz]ey Ave., Orlando, were among six victims who ranged in age from is to 19, when two cars plowed Into a crowd of 40 to 50 youths. Two others were Injured. Mrs. C.J. Narut, mother of one of the youngest victims, Julie Narut, 16, said today, "Julie wua wonderful gjzl She was a bundle of fire and always on the go. "And she was working for the summer in a kiosk outside of the Hawaiian Village in Disneyworld. She was active in school too, and was a cheerleader with the himself. "He's been going to Valencia (Community College) but he planned to go to FTU and be an accountant." "I taugM one of the Henderson twins who were killed, Ron, for one semester. He was a Rasslerettes and a member of very nice boy," said Mrs. occur. Nancy Carpenter, a resident of Skylark subdivision, reported that once she had been 21 days without cable service and after trying unsuccessfully for a whole week to contact the firm, wrote a letter. "It still six months to st raight en took out the bill," she added, admitting that the incident had occurred a year and a half ago. Judy Hepp, of 1402 Robin Court, said she had been without cablevision for a fourday period because she was unable to get through to the company by phone. "I tried every half ho ur for four days," she said. Ethel Goldberg, who lives in Tiberon subdivision, said she had been waiting for three years for cablevision. "If you would hook up the people who have been waiting, It would alleviate the need of raising the rates," she suggested. The chief engineer for Orange-Seminole Cablevision, Charles King, admitted that a major problem with the telephone syst em existed. "We contacted Winter Park Telephone Company and Southern Bell over a year ago * ___ are takIng It welL..considering. been In iiite,adve care at the Later will be the hard time." Wior Park ftocltal,moved to saki Mrs. Nan*, who lives at a regu'ar room, then retained heldá Drive, Orlando. Monday nigid to biteasive care1 The sister of Ned Schuler, 18, according to a hospital of 3625 Oak View Drive, apokeinan, His c'ndjUon is Orlando, another of the victim's critical, the spokesman said. was to broken iç to talk at BernerdFlzmlpn, is, was in . no. saw too many "progressive care" at the people had called and "It gets to hospital today, the spokesman you after awhile," Servioss said. The last report of his weretobsheldfor&tujer at * condition listed him as P.M. today at the Castle satisfactory. _____ ______ ______ - by Stan Lee and John aometa weeks of the current fiscal year. Ins ep arable St. James Catholic Church will She was a member of the high .____.At. St__ _I.I length by iob Thivu . The city has sought an extension of the funding through the CETA office in Atlanta. The $W,000 funding is to be picked up In the regular city budget for When the city council 10 days ago decided against initiating a utility tax in the new fiscal year, it made up the deficit of deleted anticipated utility taxes by budgeting expenditure of reserves. According to Sorenson, if the say the mass. school chorus. "Her younger brother, Mark Edward James, it, one Tommy .iid her sister Cathy of the two youths injured, had . FRANK AND ERNEST former to expire Sept.30 with the end the current fiscal year. II ... . * . year if the searching through tile budget to gasoline will be increased by find where spending can be cut two to three miles. on raising property taxes front to case the financial strain in "We tire trying to discourage I') ' •i.,i uii ix. Inc remaining weeks 01 the 1979 the officers idling the cars. the French Club, Mrs. Narut Glllmore, a teacher at Colonial School in Orlando. added. "We had a visitation and The parents of the yowiged _j... .,s.e a. .J,,hi _I..__.i. _1 i.ps i prayer ovivsvv at uic vwiwi, xiV7 Da UI Wi CollIson Funeral Home in Hargill Ave., Orlando could not Orlando and we'll have a be reached for comment. funeral mass tonight at 7 Shelley Was l5 and astisdento( o'clock. Father Bob Fuchecko( Boone High School in Orlando. - SPIDER-MAN Kulbes and ' '10 RUGS BUNNY Mayor Walter Sorenson said BYHUGHTHOMSON Herald Staff Writer "The boys were inseparable" - In lIfe....and In death, The speaker was Mrs. Faye Henderson, mother of twin boys, Donald and Ronald, who were killed early Saturday morning while watching drag races on a dark, rural road near . Four other Orlando youngsters lost their lives at the .....'.... e.,.... 0QAW SUIW. Th " ey both water skiled," Henderson said today. "Don Used to run the boat." mcii1i - UI personality breakfast. f% n d -, Am ti Y0 ced0dayIsthe day for you to do it. Dun'j wait financial matters. Avoid Im- nfl nShi.. C,. •.. Ak.. 1...1aI....o.I..._ A Utah readr asks whet %61IO W IV M UUIlUV5. pulsive acts. Igriffs are. GEMINI (May 21-Joe 20) BYOSWiUJ$eeby y are a mythical fifth SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Second efforts should prove aM Lisa Sestag suit Invented by Sidney Lens Important goals can be u the bulsofa story. me achieved today provided you do successful for you today, so "Anewbo victim picks up a dream do n't be disappointed U YOU nothing erratic. Use your Victor. Mollo Is called 'Mu- notrump hand only to be tars and Monsters'. It fea- beaten when his right-hand common sense and you'll be a, don't grab the brass ring on the first try. Keep plugging and tures a group of players ápponent runs off 13 cards in winner from the 'Hidious a green suit. you'll be a winner. SAGITARIU8 (Nov. 33-Dec. Hog, an unpleasant expert CANCER (June 21-July 22) to lb. 'RUefUl Rabbit 21) ThlngswWworkoujtoyour liking today provided you Your material Prospects an nrniee,vu'bidandvery (For a copy of JACOBY very encouraging at this time, luypl operate at MODERN, send S1 to: "Win at hlghSd . . exPlanation of Bridge, "care of this newspa.. darda. Don't be Influenced by so keep your eyes peeled for the bidding of today's hand per, P.O. Box 419, Radio City opportunity. However, steer an associate with (leviOI is that the Rabbit, sitting Station, New York, N.Y. clear of wild speculations. South, Is playing a match as IXID.) realistic in business and with Chileswhen h Terry and 1979-1980 fiseal city policy department's people approve a referendum They made the appointment uniformed officers. I"'j simply waiting.' TAURUS (April 25-May 29) If this pay the salaries of half of the the federally funded CornBacon, Sr. prehensive Employment left the Lake Mary city hall for Training Act (CETA) will be the car trip ,to the senator's extended into the new year to it's a fairly common problem there Is a domestic problem a Councilman Martin - and one diamond when he holds a major suit. The Hog can then play all dummies." Oswald: "The Rabbit's one-diamond opening is correct in this silly system. The Hog's three notrump an overbid. The Rabbit Is now confused and goes to four spades thinking that the Hog has forgotten his OWfl system." Alan: "Even with the Ra bbit as declarer, four spades is unbeatable. He ruffs a club, leads a diamond to dummy, ruffs a second club and so on cashing his aces and kings, 5coring four club ruffs and making his last two high trumps by about. morning, Burt Perinchief, City Manager if the quartet Is successful, the ' -._. won over today if you ask for their support nicely instead of demanding It. office In Lakeland at Councilmen Harry lot you can do develop scabies. In fact, in for hemorrhoids that Is more recent times, there's been an useful than questionable highly epidemic of scabies in all strata advertised preparations. of socIety. _.. your favor. Find out more of PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) what lies ahead for you In the Conditions should begin year following your birthday by brightening for you as of today for your copy of A4FOsending Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each where your work or career is 489, concerned. Focus on what you to Astro-Graph, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. hope to achieve and do a good job. Be sure to specify birth date. ARIES (March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's You should be rather lucky at very Important today to let your just about anything you tackle nobler Instincts surface and to today. 'ilie one exception lies in treat those you deal with an area where you're gambling compassionately. Good things on something you know little will happen as a result. WINYN.' H—r 6 MR. TTS I - by Al Vermei (cT! AJ4P 'iCU (ANP r PRESUME 7)-(4T5 WHEN THE GM'..E Y4*G CALLEP.' WELL IN THE TOP OF T HE FOURTH A FLYALL CRASHEI' - * something today you weren't too successful with previously, The odds have now switched to PRISCILLA'S POP . neuuer wno Warn uuormauon You can get scabies from on this common problem can contact with anyone who has send 75 cents with a long, them or from bed linen or stamped, self-addressed entowels that have been con velope for The Health Letter HOROSCOPE tamlnated. Even the family number 13-12, Hemorrhoids, pets may pass the mites along. New Treatments For An Old BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL That'swhyit'sso important lf Affliction. Address your there is someone in the family request to Dr. Lamb, In care of who has scabies to clean all of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, For Tuesday, August 21, 1979 the linen, all the towels and all Radio City Station, New York, the clothing. Any clothing that N.Y. 10019. YOUR BIRTHDAY CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. ... - -. AUGUST21, 1979 19) In your commercial Lady Luck is likely to play a dealings today, stick to prominent role In your Un- methods which have proven to WIN AT BRIDGE _____________________________________________________ dertakinga this coming year. Be be successful. Avoid ex- ' ready to move swiftly once she perimenting with the unknown. . gives you the goiheadsignal. the Hog's partner. The Hog AQUARIUs (Jan has devised a system In LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't Persons whose cooperation is which th e Rabbit opens one be hesitant to take on vital to your n dscanbeeasliy club with a balanced hand by Howie Schneider DIP VA A (CMFCr LCOIzI&X3 : have very good the problem. personal hygiene and still THERE IS A 000 EEK & MEEK " — MEM0 WELL WERE JUST 1~, . from bed clothing or other materials around an apartment By DONNA ESTES Currently, the salaries of four Sanford last week addressing of the department's sworn more than 250 citizens, sup. personnel are paid through assistance with a federal porters and seminole county agency in gaining funding for and city officials at the Greater CETA. But the eligibility for those salaries through CETA is that financially troubled Sanford Chamber of Commerce of produced redened streaks or these days. Perhaps when you burrows. The diagnosis Is !ea.11 that It's not caused Y confirmed by looking at the lack of cleanliness and can be transmitted from mite under the microscope. It Is easily ding, linens, a frequent cause for a mad- contact with towels and close anybody who has dening Itch, It, you will feel less depressed Now I can't vouch for what about your doctor said to you but I suspectthe whole situation. I you'll be still less would like to point out that a depressed if you can get rid of person can REMEM Sought Herald Staff wrfter Lake Mary city officials were appealing to U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, DLakeland, today for :' house If someone lived there who was infested with scabies. burrows underneath the gin, I kIlOW it's embarrassing but commonly between the fingers. HUMNE - a ee Mary Officials A ppea l To Chles For Ad have your 8-20 Support Evening Herald—( USPS 4 81280)—Prjce 15 Cents - have gotten an answer to you with the body, you make an 53 Ships longboat 54 Egypt (abbr) agency (abbr) 38 Ampere state (abbr) son and I have scabies, our doctor told t. She said It was caused from filth but no one ls cleaner than we are. We have cleaned some awfully dirty apartments as we have several apartment houses. The medicine our doctor prescribed for ti hasn't done much good. What can be done and how long does scabies last? We're going out of OW minds. It causes such d emtl di barras&nent. DEAR READER— I'd like to 24 Something re• 45 Baseballer markable (SI.) Berra 25 Kimono sash 47 Sadist (p1) Mar Marq uis de 26 Watch ;'; 71st Year, No. 314—Tuesday, August 21,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEARDR. LAMB—What is scabies and what causes it? My oi*tci,jJ F Iwjilst 23 Containing fine soil point submarine (comp wd) 33 Camel-like mammal ALL WHO ENTER HERE A s Ii;;'I. r c!iti1l1! It's MHe Serious 1 8E 12.1.9 27 Simile tribesmen 28 Phrase of Un4 Farm imal derstanding (2 wds.) 32 German f N'I .., ________ 1 Jest 2 Celestial bear 21 Astral 22 This (Sp) 3 Nigerian 21 Sibyl 24 Hoists by Mort Walker E OUP p ó wTIAi$LE IPtE R I S C OEPIEHOIEIN' A T A V rE1J IOtAIN' L (LOIS IMINISI 2 11 I ó DOWN expanse PUT THAT MOP I AND TAKE DOWN AND PAIL AWAY, THAT STUPID SIGN BEETLE! OVER THE POOR I Scabies Epidemics T1 ITT 7T1 iJfWi1 AP •SIIILITI 0 51 Companies 20 Billowy l~; P1111. a Tli 55 Papal envoy 56 Crown (p1.) BEETLE BAILEY _ ZJEIN 0t-j10 46 Rim of jar (p1.) 47 Sun (Lat.) 7 Mistreat l3Debonair 1 olnia 40 Exon 43 Express 1 Paper measures MONIN3 Answer to Previous Puzzle painter . and asked for a survey on how to Improve the service and each recommendation has proven insufficient as the problem grew," said King. "We have since purchased a new system to increase the number of lines and will pick up and hold all calls in proper sequence. We are planning to extend phone answering service to evenings and Saturdays and are acquiring additional tape machines to advise callers on programming and construction. This should be img1"*iit by King explained that many of the Interruptions in service are caused when contractors accidentally cut the lines. In an effort to provide better service for th e Longwood area, King said, the trunk line is being replaced with a microwave pa th at the cost of $106,000 by mid-September. In response to Mrs. Goldberg's suggest ion, King pointed out, "the cost goes up In the same proportion and we have to pay $14,000 a mile to put in cable." He said the company is In the process of providing lines for hookin g up some additional parts of the city where it Is not now available. The rate hike, from $6.50 to $7.50 monthly base rate, originally to be effective July 1 later was changed to Sept. I. The firm first had asked for a gradual increase to a maximum of $8 by the end of 1980. On May 21 the comm ission approved the request 3-2. Final approval was delayed pending the outcome of proposed state legislation which would have dc-regulated cablevision In the city. The bill was passed, but later vetoed by the governor. By that time Commissioner Stephen Barton had resigned and the four remaining commissioners were split on the proposed rate hike. On July 23 the commission approved on first reading a compromise which would have given the Cablevision firm a $1 a month Increase for one year from Sept. 1. Homeowners Plead For Relief From Drainage Costs ByGZOPUYPOUNDS homeowners auocla$ion Ipeclaltazdidrictwhjchwoujd preaching the county for help said, were futile. special drainage district and placing two of their own were levied beginning In 19 HnaldIWfWrIS president, told the corn- draw fimda ft= all the users of because "all other avenues "We've run the complete sell bonds for a drainage canal members on the board. A year later, the district Indian Hills and 111m4 'nl.'Iqe.rs daring a work lbs system. have bean unsuccessfuL" He bureaucratic circle, but we've needed to proceed with "The obvious purpose of this petitioned and gained circuit Pines .homeewners Is Indian Hills homeowners said the homeowners have gotten nowhere," he stated. suburban development, Fry establishment was to provide court approval to annex areas 5mhaie Coy received little Acesrng to Fry, the Lake made a ibrillar proposal to the sougist help from the governor, The plight of the Indian Hills said. the owners of the Florida that were Included In the whole lidicotionci post Meadsy H.wefl district's drainage coiMy two years ago, but It was the Seminole Legislative homeowners began In 1967 that time, $165,000 in bonds Development and Utilities drainage basin, bordered on the M SIan they ad the boord of system Is psid far by 519 rejecte& delegation, the Department of when land developers Used a were sold by the special district Company with a vehicle to east by Route 436 all the way to count ceamla'Ioners t risithat,.. yet a total of IN, "Have you any ides where we Environmental Regulation and law designed for ag ricultural and a three-member board of provide a funding base for the Orange County line from tenoN 110111111111 they er'lr a realMs plea lb. swain of would get the f to pay for other soirees. The results, he and ranch lands to establish a supervisors to oversee the construction of facilities to Highway 1742. The westerly ha d.3w"iybis $4 {l"wlwdal this project?" V"ionsr spending was established. The drain their own Lands without border ran roughly from Hightheir bs — akrs the hesft of the Bob Stw asked Fry. bond Luue financed the direct coats to themselves," way 17-92 southwest to the s monkey, In the form ofa dri.gt district. The ,e, he Fry' suggMsd the money dredging of a canal from Fry said. Orange County line parallel but cmii system .heswa sMd, Iii "Pion ligity." comsfremthi countY's genital Oxford Road through Indian The 1117 bond issue was slightly east ci Oxford Road. soon Dowel Woter sad Fry sad ether hems.s.ns fad. He $4 the cod would run Kewanee holding secured by taxes to be Levied Taxes on this annexed land, Rwmwm D$4 wo kin . watme y to prdim $ $78,115 to $115,111. &0nd 7W ........... 4A lisrascepe .................23 basin was built and a bridge on against the homes in the -which includes the Orlando. aaeta of the dIdrIcIam. ("freiiw Bob French Bridge..................... Heeplhal ...................2* Kewanee trail was built. bees a r—T! boris elms assume lbs $71115 MsuI said he theegid Ihers might he Ceades .................... origina] district through 147. Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton, Ohitoades ................ IA Fry said in 1117 there were TP eMs toipirot. __ 1M_ In 196$, the district petitioned portions of Zayre Plasa and a ,it$Cftetl.In W. OCfJItlIs If the OURSELVFS ............,l3 only 10 homeowner, and the andwasgivencowt spprya]to ouweid ................. 'Vey.or,keve as fo tbs-yi41,. 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Tuisdiy, Aug. 21, 1,7 — 1111111111111111 WORLD IN BRIEF Colliding Trains Kill 59, Insure 250 In Thailand BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) A freight train smashed Into the side of a commuter train packed with students at a rail junction outside Bangkok early today, killing at least 59 people and injuring more than 250 others, railway police said. A police spokesman said 59 bodies had been recovered, but more dead were still trapped beneath tons of twisted wreckage. Medical officials said more than 250 passengers were treated for injuries and 170 of them detained at hospitals some of them in serious condition. Rescuer workers said they had freed the last of the victims trapped alive, but that many caught under tons of steel had died before they could be reached. — Plants Causing Headaches For Deputies "We're having one hell of a time killing 'em," says Sgt. Robert Kunkler of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Kunkler was referring to an estimated 10,00(1 marijuana plants near Chujuota that are so "healthy" that two doses of weed killer won't kill the plants. The marijuana patch was discovered by the sheriff's department two months ago in a raid that led deputies about a mile through scrub oak and Palmetto Bush. Then, the plants were only inches high, Kunkler said. Deputies found a sophisticated irrigation system set up and empty bags of fertilizer on the site. Since the weed killer has failed, deputies will use a little elbow grease Wednesday morning and literally pull the plants now as BREAK-IN tall as five feet high up from the roots, Kunkler said. Someone broke into a car dealership in Longwood sometime "We could use a defoliate to kill them but that would also over and weekend and stole about $0 in cash, according to destroy the trees and plants around the site," Kunkler explained. Seminole County deputies. Consequently, an estimated 15 deputies will arm themselves Entry was gained through the south door of the service with plastic bags to gather the plants to be burned at the end of the department of Baird Ray Datsun on Highway 17-92 in Longwood, harvest, deputies said. The burglar rifled an unlocked drawer in the parts Th Ile marijuana site is about an acre that hosts one plant per department office and found the money in a manila envelope, inch. deputies reported. — I I M CAR MISSING Someone stole a 1973 Ford pickup from an Altamonte Springs service station where it had been towed only a few hours earlier, according to Seminole County deputies. ills lContinued From Page lAj Palestinian Review Starts WASHINGTON (UP!) — The administration today began an intensive review of Its policy on the Palestinian Issue and Its effect on long-term peace prospects in the volatile Middle East. Ambassador Robert Strauss Monday returned empty-handed from a three-day trip to Israel and Egypt and said both sides object to new U.S. Ideas on the Palestinians. He anged rra to meet at the White House this morning with Vice President Walter Mondale, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and presidential National Security Adviser Zblgnlew Brezezinaki. Vance cut short a Martha's Vineyard visit to fly home for the high-level meeting. Indian Political Crisis 18 Kurds Are Executed TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Eighteen Kurds found guilty of inciting a rebel attack on the western frontier town of Paveb were executed during the past 24 hours, press reports said today. The Pars news agency said 13 of the men were executed in Paveb today after an Islamic trial presided by ., The pickup was towed about 4 p.m. Monday to the Texacrj Service Station on State Road 436 in Altamonte Springs but was missing at 11:30 p.m., deputies said. The owner of the $2,500 ear said he did not have the car, according to deputies. NATION REVOLVER STOLEN A Smith and Wesson .38 blue steel revolver was stolen from thi. home of a Sanford man. according to Sanford police. John Kenneth Hollender,36, of 2553 Marshall Ave., Sanford, told police he discovered the gun missing Saturday from his home.; In addition to the firearm, a holster of black waffle weave and a Nikon camera also were taken, for it total value loss of $600,; Ilollender told police. Carter To Participate LOWELL, Fla. UP!) — Terry Jean Moore was paroled from prison today, determined to make a new life for herself and her Infant daughter, Precious. Terry's sister from Superior, Wis. and her mother from Youngstown, Ohio were waiting to greet her as she stepped through the gate at the Florida Correctional Institute for Women near Ocala. Also present was a young attorney, Jacquelyn Steinberg, who helped Miss Moore successfully force the state to care for her baby in prison. Miss Moore, 23, spent two years and one week in prison for a $5 iobbery and a jalihouse After explaining the definitions of aggravating and mitigating circumstances in the case, Marblestone asked once more for austere punishment: "Mills killed and shot that man in cold blood and I ask you to show him the same deference and respect he showed Mr. Wright." Joan Bickerstaff, defense attorney, told the jury Mills' crime was not "so shocking, so horrible, so vicious, so vile that only death can satisfy," She described Mills' crime as not a case of premeditated murder but a "bungled burglary" where a man was killed. "This is not a case of murder for hire," Ms. Bickerstaff contended. "It is not a mafioso type In gunning down of Mr. Wright. It is not cold, calculated pre-meditated murder." Shz' appealed to the jurors to grant Mills life Imprisonment, where he would serve a minimum sentence of 25 years. The time served would pay for his crime, she ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN (UPI) — Jimmy Carter is cruising down the Mississippi River, but it's his plunges into the sea of faces at each stop that Is turning the unusual working vacation into a success for the beleaguered president. Carter today was scheduled to participate in a telephone call-In show on a Davenport, Iowa, radio station and again to shake hands with the people who turn out at his stops along the waterway. The weeklong journey aboard the sternwheeler Delta Queen has turned Into a quest to restore the stature of the presidency as well as Carter's publicly stated aim of mustering grass-roots support for an energy program. Asked about the unexpected heavy turnouts thus far on the 659-mile trip from St. Paul, Minn., to St. Louis, Carter said, "I consider it to be a nonpartisan expression of support for the presidency." "That poor kid never should a job. They posed as hitchhikers mattress fire. The terms of her parole require 71 years of have been in there," said Miss and thumbed a ride. probation. The state gave the Moore's grandmother, Ann The boy held the driver a( young mother $100 to make a Niemi. "But she's ready to gunpoint while Miss Moor fresh start. buckle down and make a new stole $5 (ruin a purse in the back She will visit with relatives in life. She really loves that seat. The driver bolted and rag Orlando for a while before baby." with his car keys, foiling their' moving south to Hollywood, attempt to steal the car. Mrs. Niemi was waiting at where she has been promised a home with a newly baked cake Miss Moore was sentenced td clerk's job in an auto salvage to celebrate her granddaught- 7 ' years in prison and 7' store. Precious, whose mother er's homecoming. years probation after plea ding claims was fathered by a prison guard, will be placed in a Miss Moore was living with guilty to the lesser offense o daycare center when she begins the Niemi's in the summer of unarmed robbery. She had no to crawl. 1977 when she was arrested previous criminal record. Hem cousin, who was a minor, wM "Her attitude is good," said near Orlando and charged with released on probation. prison superintendent William robbery at the age of 21. She Booth of Miss Moore. "It's and a 17-year-old cousin Miss Moore was given anottl entirely up to her. She wants to planned to steal a car, rob the er five years in prison when she make good, that's what she driver and travel to New set her county jail cell mattresI says." Orleans where she hoped to find afire out of frustration. ___________ In absentia last M1Ith. Another five were shot Monday night In Kermanshah, east of Psych. Two other men found guilty of counter-revolutionary activities In the southern Iranian Arab province of Khusedan were also executed today, bringing to 480 the total of executions since February. 500 Battle Forest Fire SINTRA, Portugal (UP!) — Some 500 firefighters today battled a 6½-mile-wide blaze — the latest in a rash of forest fires that have killed 25 people In southern Europe this month. The fire, 25 miles west of Lisbon, was burning midway between the elegant hilltop town of Sintra and the popular coastal resort of Cascals. It flared at midday Monday and by evening threatened a cluster of homes in the village of Ciii Di Mali. There were no Immediate reports of evacuations. WEATHER LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Alana Stewart, wife of rock singer Rod Stewart, gave With to a 6-pound, 13-ounce girl : Monday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The baby has not been named. A hospital spokesman said Stewart, whose successful recordings Include "Maggie May" and his recent "If You : Think I'm Sexy," was by his wife's side when she gave birth at 6:20 p.m. It was the first child for the couple, who were married April 6. : Mrs. Stewart has one son by a previous marriage to actor George Hamilton. While most of us are still wiping the sleep from our eyes, others are aIready, enjoying the early morning hours fishing In Lake Monroe The water is calm, th& . air smells fresh and crisp, and the fishing is fine. _________________ 1 - mis I. Cain Dog Leading Happy Life In Wheelchair Prank Csrr Ah liv. Pinkley VlsI. N. Gissn J. Hslllmsn McOmb pem "WIS IUUH$h Viv$i Mslvin Willis""" C. McDonald, DsI.and L. ludini o. c.,ei,. DIIIONS nobwom Deft" [fl'1g Iiii Gory Picanse. Orlando Prisdila A. Bradley, (lISPS - • August 21, mo-vst. P1. Na. 314 ISy ,,.sm'*vs.. . * ' 11" ___ caiss r.*ei rn ___ k Mad: W5 N most •1 S$âa lMsa*L UIstt YISVI Am . -.0t:11, : ._- _ -- . .* • • 5- S — Se—. .-. •. - — •• 5-- - - 4 . .• • 1. • 5----- -5 W .— . - _ . •f , - 5- — * — -- . •_ -. - . % •4 __ - 5 .-- . .. — 5— S 5 _ . S 5-__ • 5 I .s'ss than three hours before Christie ritade his announcement, the state concluded eight days of testimony and ClOSe(l its cast' '.t ithout fanfare. Pagano's lawyer, Carl Schnee, was to open the defenses case just as Christie toll of what he called an "unexpected development in the case." goggles and she had lost 10 to 12 pounds. But she came through -I i ' The I'ortugese man of wars, whose paralyzing stings had forced her to cut short her Aug. 4 swim attempt, were not as zuiuct of a problem on this swim. Miss Nyad had smeared her skin with a yellow coating of latex th at helped ward off the drifting tenacles and divers on the escort rafts acted much like a cattle catcher to push away the jellyfish-like creatures -• • ' • '--'--- , -" - '- - ' .i '" - ' ' ' , - . ' " ..-. -. -. Marathon swl.mmtng is "the .... most primeval sport around — It's battle the elements," Miss Nyad said. She added the upcoming swim from Cuba is "pretty outrageous, but I think it Is possible." .1 4 ......• '-- -" With summer vacation nearing an end. It's time to get in a few last swings at summer vacation. Above, migeIa Warren, H, of Sanford gets in her swings plavnig tetlierball at Sanford's recreation center. FINAL SWINGS OF SUMMER ........ -S-- 0: dIT1 60 _ _.00P ;0 I140FLOPIOA1_ AUV E ARRIVE ,SUNSHINE STATE,., RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) The judge In Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald's triple-murder trial says a woman who defense lawyers feel might have been involved in the killings of MacDonald's family nine years ago Is a "tragic" figure. U.S. District Judge Franklin Dupree, In an uncharacteristic moment Monday, called former Fayetteville drug addict Helena Stoeckley "one of the most tragic figures I've ever had In the courtroom." The normally unemotional Dupree expressed regret about Miss Stoeckley's "absolutely burning her mind out" with almost daily use of drugs. Was Stoeckley, 27, had dominated court proceedings since her arrest for questioning last week by federal 11 JJ "VI,k_I'k"_ M!6 - r1I /#' i _1i Iij r IK&M ,- _ ~ - ' d'l/Ia/f V I_ LIh1I1(l' _' I,/ I — -- I ji AS STERCHI'S BEND PRICES TO FIGHT INFLAT ION TH E SALES GO ON ! 1 ___ F almo/ 1A f0,1 w7A IF-0 FA 1 67AWf rm-ah "I NIY INC. 1- Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? 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The ''Gentlenii I tamulit '5 so nunied because the victims described the robber as '.t rlliirt'.sst'd and polite - always wore a hat. If DO M4 COST - 11O282-5337 FREE TO SHOP IT PAYSII WITHIN 100 MILES $39995 SET UP rn'CHI ' I•w. •-0' -.5 t' ,J - - P$Amsnc1nF.rSIn.CN.iAC. 001 N. "uiia'uA"- S- 4s 410. Oitrds, A. 32003 ,,0 •O',b''.t, SANFORD P110111 322.7953 . -.* - C ' .5 •. . - ' — -. - - Rfl FRIDAY TN 1:00 PM 1100 FRENCH AVE. - ..- $339.95 OPIN DAILY ;QQ TO 6:00 PM JY 'I %.'.' f&000=0%,~ WI fIANCE 001 OWN ACCOUVE I ' .4 .. ,_. legs back. Her tongue was slightly swollen, her left eye was puffed up from ex posure to the salt water through leaky Ninth graders and new inconning students in grades 10 g,.., n a.i... -, •, I.'IA through 19 n a .7t. r nii'it a iu UUIH isvuw schedules at 1:30 p.m. on p.m. today through Friday Thursday, during open house in from the guidance department. the auditorium. LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) — William J. Guatney, a vagabond fair worker suspected in the murders of as many as 12 yo idha, faces arraignment later this week on first-degree murder charges in the 1915 sex klfllrigs of two Lincoln boys. Guatney, 57, on the road since he was 14, waived extradition to Nebraska Monday from Springfield, Ill., where he was arrested Saturday. He was to be taken to Topeka, Kan., for questioning in another murder case before his arraignment In Uncoin. Authorities said Guatney Is siapectsd In the murders of as many as; 12 yoidhi in four dates and has murder charges pending against him In both Nebraska and Kansas. I CHICAGO (UPI) — Even of suburban Lombard, Dl. so much it seems she forgets a ruptured spinal disc. trtpsto two local veterrnarjans, Bertaux, her husband — or though she can't wag her tall "When some dogs gut par. that she has the wheels." "We learned that often Lucy was sent to an animal Lucy. any more, 1-year-old Lucy &I ad they give op, like some It And even though Lucy can't dachshunds just get ruptured at the University doeus't Id the handicap bother people. Bi*not Lucy. The neurosurgeon outfittçd has a wag herIsilanymors,s4 discs and suffer paralysis," of Illinois at Urbana. her. the dog with the special cazilfie special cart — it's ilke a cuiins Bert&*u, that doesn't moan she Mrs. Bertaux said. ,,It could be "He operated on her for a half wheelchair to keep her active sprightly, ISpo dach. ft mçpodj the lent happy, all the preuure on the spine an hour to take pressure off the and to prevent injuries and duind has been paralyzed from lower i.ii of her with "AL first It worried me — I from the way their weight is spine and see how much fatigue that might be caused if her down since last , WSed bow I could fl distriing.t Itcoigd build over damage there was," Mrs. she constantl mh'sayth.13l1iandbas y dragged herself "She's become quits good at WaihSppy,"sheid. "Bat her time and might have been Bertaux said. "He said there along the ground, Mrs. Bertaux been ep d with a special ming it an pe oars stand op, her eyes twinkle triggered just by turning had been a great deal of said. can wlieelciiair to help her to maneuver it," Mrs. Bidaux and she has a &ntplrd anIIe." quickly. Many of the dogs damaged disc material and that "I still hope someday she gel wo'amd. But that doest said. "She goes on long walks, Lucy was found shaking with recover, usually those that she probably had less than 5 be able to walk again," , but morn to dupe.. her. Mrs. piays witii the nalgiibnesed frigid under a bed on Jely 13, don't are put to sleep." percent chance of walking Bertaux said. "She's always "She mo a good attitude," wJ abIsIsdeager)lgg, ShsMflMfeaIucymjgig again." said her owner, Judy Bsrtaun, L cheerful, never depressed. it's r are Vilerinarlaim said she ssred have be put away. Bid after That dido't discourage Mrs. a good lesson for all of a." to miles to Florida from Bimini, but Miss Nyad was pushed northward by the Gulf Stream. swim' u.uv 'My arms and shoulders are the stiffest and sorest they've ever been," said Miss N,'ad. "I feel more tired now, bodily, than I did after 42 hours on the Cuba swim when I didn't make it... be my last Lyman High School students may pick up their class Hearing Due In Sex Killings . oascsaanus wi th .iiitl.I-pi*'r ra hair. agents. IOSPITAL NOTES _____________ H:urtii '.cars younger than Pagano. Clou.ser is of comparable b"1111 and con plexion, slightly shorter, but generally in good snape. Miss Nyad swan: for 27 hours and 38 minutes, covering a distance of 89 miles. It is only 43 H igh Sc h ool — _____ iritton L ittle '.'..is kno'.n about ('louser, who mysteriously thrust hi ii ist'If into a routine case that gained notoriety because it pli)iIlar prk'sl '. as accused of being it common thief. . 'That will Schedules Ready A 'Tragic Figure? 1 a.m. rudiag.; tern. Part Canaveral: high: 1:41 WshWt,*;*"f111&l*W7$; a.m.,7:Np.m.;Iow,I2:28a.m., yesterday's high, 93; 12:32 pm. ____________________________________________________ pressure, UN; Bayport: high, 1:64 a.rn., rIaU,e humIdity, P7 perce; 12:21pm.; low, 1:44a.m., 7:21 PAULH.CARLSON Charlotte J. Carlson,) wMd E all Longwood; son, Bruce A. Forecast: Partly cloudy BOATING FORECAST (Continued From Page 1A) method of advertising the 1969 gaIned a judgment for $1r,750 To satisfy the court suits, each Paul H. Carlson, 66, Carlson, Atlanta and 2 grand115 ,I through Wednesday with a Wiids mostly east to nezation, the district had an petition for annexation to the on an unpaid loan taken In 1970. Indian Hills homeowner was Nursery Road, Longwood, died children. eaace of aftesiesi and southeast around is knots adequate tax base to complete district had deprived owners of A special assessment to district forced to pay $209.39, he said. Saturday. Born in Woodstock, Semoran Funeral Home, 622 eniag --' iih.wers lIes tk.agh Wodeesdey. Seas Steel all the drainage improvements lands subject to annexation due homeowners was levied to pay Fry said the homeowners Ill., he moved to Longwood W. Semoran Boulevard, mostly Is the low ISa. LOWS or lii., sa..th to a light chop. included In the basin-wide process. The 1969 annexation the debt. Other suits stemming cannot be blamed for not from Indianapolis 16 years ago. Altamonte Springs, Is in charge tgb$ In the Is, Is said 70s Widely scattered thin- reclamation plan. He said the was declared Invalid and the from the 1970 period were reading the fine print in their He was a retired Insurance of arrangements. VpeIabIe wine 1$ mph or loss. dersbswer,, district wanted to sell ad- district borders reverted back settled for $47,100, Fry said. contract when they bought thi agent and a former employee of Kiln probability IS psreeel EXIENDED FORECAST ditlonal bonds to complete the to the 196$ borders, but the Again the debt was paid by a homes, since the objection is the Navy Exchange at the tedsy, N percost Isaight and $ Fluids except usrtkwest — project, but the bond market in dist rict still was obligated to special aesmoment against the not to Fun.ral Notic. the payment of fees for Orlando Naval Training Center, _______________ p*ceu* Wedseadsy. Mostly smoy days with some 1970 was unfavorable. Con- pay off $200,000 of outstanding homeowners In the district, the drainage district operation, He was a member of the widely scattered mainly at- sequently, he said, the board debts incurred to fund ImCAR LSONI PAUL H. — Rory ;, TUESDAY TIDES As a result of the but to the Inequitable payment Catholic Church of the Nativity, s ervice for Paul H. Carlson, a, Daytona Beach: high, 0:14 Israeli thdersbawers. Highs borrowed $135,000 and provements to the entire basin edabllnhemnt of the original of those fees. Of US Nursery Road, Longwood, the Knights of Columbus, the ap.,7d$p.m.; low, 12:$7a.a., upper Ni to mid Ni. I..ws generatedunpajdbuisof$75,000 area. district and all subsequent died Saturday, will be "The unfairness that now Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1 41 pa. malaly in the 70s. Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Semoran in order to oblain easements In an effort to bring its tax special assessments, the exists came mostly from the 1851, Sanford, the Indian Legion Funeral Home. M U of the and make acldftjonal drainage mo back to — homeowners In the original tollowi actions." he said, of Moose with Fellowship Ressurection will be celsbratsci Improvements. Fry said the when the $300,100 debt was district have spent more than by Fr. William G. P4sidr The coenmlssloners said they Degree, the Hagar Viking Club entire ndel*edness was to be Incurred, the district sopor. $600,000, Fry said. He said would review the problem after the American Saturday at tO am. at the Association 0 Catholic Church of Nativity. liquidated by a bond Issue when visors attempted to realmex the Indian Hills homeowners are the details had been sent to Retired Persons and National Burial in Glen Haven Memorial the mare outlook brightened. 1011111land, but failed hi stuck with an average annul county attorney Nikki Clayton Association of Federal Park. Winter Park. Semoran Graham, Lsroy OWING $IMINOLSMRMOIIAL. However, In 1973 the Florida In 1975, theSOIhSSJt Bank of tax for bond retirement of $30, to determine what action the Employees. Funeral Home, 623W. Semoran BIRTHS HOSPITAl. Blvd., Altamonte Springs in Supreme court ruled that the Maitland suei the district and Isnierd: plus a maintenance tax of $24. l$fl county could take. Survivors are his wife, charge, 16222fl. i. ThoUlare 1, Ddosrsh RONW4,s AOMI$IIOH$ Ca L yman Rod Stewart Becomes Dad - make a non-stop, triplecrossing of the English Channel. He was just 11 miles from the French coast Miss Nyad swam right up to the beach Monday as a large crowd cheered her on. It took a minute for her to get her land — ... . 1 Reli ef Sought On Drainage AREA DEATH A JUPITER, Fla. (UPI) — Diana Nyad still had ocean water dripping from her body after an 89-mile, 27½-hour swim from Bimini when she began talking about her next challenge Cuba to Florida. "That will be my last swim. I mean where do you go after that?" Miss Nyad said Monday after her record-breaking marathon swim that will bring her fame as the first person to win the battle against the Gulf Stream In the crossing from the Bahamas to Florida. Miss Nyad, who will be3oon Wednesday, failed last August In the swim attempt from Cuba. She had also been defeated in three prev ious trys the swim the English Channel. John Erikson of Chicago had to be pulled out of the water Monday on his final lap in a bid to become the first person to Talmadge Wealth Is Cited : EARLY MORNING ON LAKE MONROE string of January and February robberies credited it , (Its'Gentleman Bandit." Saul If. Segan, the Philadelphia la yer represt'uituit: ( Iii-r. told Christie: "I have authority to indicate he I (]nuscr , has had involvement in those acts that gave rise to charees ;u:airit Vat lot Pagano." While Segan said Clouser would not testif utniticiliatti. hr ti- si of incriminating himself, he said, "Our intent ion is to hr as helpful as possible to exonerate Father Pagano of acts fit: %% 111( h lic is wrongly charged." Christie, who made the announcement in front of an eight -ii ian. four-woman jury that has heard seven separate robber ' ictuii swear Pagano was the titan who held tip their stores. e'-ussil the panel until Wednesday morning. "The court need_s time to evaluate this matter.' the judge said Christie ordered Delaware state police to begin an invest u:at:on into Clouser's alleged confession and set up a I p.11:. ii net in: Cuba To Florida WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Herman Talmadge, who has claimed he relied for daily expenses on small cash gifts from constituents, Is a multimillionaire, Talmadge's wealth was no secret, although he previously had pegged his net worth for the years 1973 and 1974 at $1.5 million in testimony before the Senate Ethics Committee, which is investigating allegations of financial misconduct, The extent of the Georgia Democrat's wealth was revealed Monday In financial disclosures members of Congress are required to make. Because the law permits members to list the value of their various holdings In broad dollar categories, a precise estimate could not be made. _______________ 'Fuestim lxt'.'.etn himself, police and attorneys for the prsistuut ion, Pagano and ('lou.ser. — — mendatlon. yn WASHINGTON (UP!) The Energy Department, in an effort to help consumers determine If they are being illegally overcharged at the gas pump, is publishing an estimate of the legal maximum cost of gasoline In 20 metropolitan areas. The department's Economic Regulatory Administration compiled the list, which estimates the country's highest price to be $1.14 per gallon for Citgo premium In New York and the lowest to be 86.7 cents per gallon for Shell regular in Portland, Ore. David Bardin, the regulatory administration's director, said he hoped consumers would note service stations that charge well above the estimated price for their area and call the special toll-free hotline set up for reporting suspected price violators. That number Is 800424-9246 nationwide. • Pa., was brought to Delaware and placed at the d0trnt' table. a chair away from Pagano, while his lawyer uiiplicatrtl him in tin Nyad's Next SW"M, Gas Maximums Being Listed contended. "Mills, 22 will spend more time In the state peniftentiary than he has lived," Mrs. Bickerstaffsaid. "Although ft cannot bring back Mr. WrtMtispunishinent enough for that type of crime." With her voice cracking and hands trembling as she flipped over her notes, the young defense attorney looked at the jurors and asked for their mercy on her client: "I believe if you follow the law, you will recommend a sentence of life imprisonment." Earlier In her arguments, Mrs. Bickerstaff told the jury not to rely only on the testimony of co-defendant Vincent Ashley, who was granted Immunity for his testimony from any crime connected with the May 25 shooting and burglary. Ashley, the state's star witness who testified Mills shot Wright, also received Immunity from prosecution for a burglary and two other armed robberies he is believed to have committed during a one-month stint last spring. "The Interest of justice will not be served if Gregory Mills faces death and Vincent Ashley, co-defendant, goes free for his exchange of testimony against him," Ms. Bickerstaff said. The jury took about 30 minutes to make Its recom- WILMINGTON, Del. (UP) — Seven witnesses had identified the Rev. Bernard T. Pagano as the "Gentlemen Bandit" who staged a series of armed robberies. Now, without warning, the judge told the packed courtroom another man had confessed to the crimes. The stunned spectators gasped in unison. Tears trickled down the cheeks of Pagano, a Roman Catholic priest whose kind deeds had won the hearts — and the courtroom support — of his parishoners. Superior Court Judge Andrew Christie delivered the flabbergasting news: a Pennsylvania man had confessed to the armed robberies for which Pagano was being tried. "It's real good news," Pagano, 53, bubbled minutes later during a recess. In seconds, Christie's announcement transformed the tedious, 2-week-old trial into the kind of dramatic pandernoniwn ErIe Stanley Gardner routinely concocted for his star lawyer, Perry Mason. Before the day was over, Ronald W. Clouser, 39, of Brookhaven, In Call-in Show In Iowa PROPERTY STOLEN A tenant allegedly stole $2,700 worth of property including a cockatoo when she moved out of her Altarnonte Springs apart-. ment, according to Seminole County deputies. Robe rt C. Jones, 35, of 123 Chateau Lemans, Altamonte Springs,. told deputies he had rented an apartment at his home to the tenant: who lived there for 21 2 months. When she moved three weeks ago, Jones told police the woman: stole a cockatoo with one toe missing, valued at $2,000, a l9-inch television set and assorted home items. Tuesday, Aug. 21,1979—lA Seven Witnesses Identify Priest As Robber — But, Another Man Confesses IN BRIEF Terry Moore Out Of Prison released only two months earlier from prison. In his final argument, Marblestone told the jury not to consider the fact that Mills was poor, fatherless, or had a steady job In their recommendation. "Consider Mills entered another person's house thro th roug ugh a window by taking the screen off and armed himself with a .410 shotgun not as a defense weapon but offensive weapon," Marblestone said. Earlier Marblestone advocated the death penalty for Mills because of the "heinous nature" of the crime. "Mills is asking you to spare his life," Marblestone told the Jury, "through his counsel and witnesses." His pert mustache and black horn-rimmed glasses giving him a professional appearance, Marblestone asked: "Who was there on May 25 to ask Mills to spare James Wright's life? Nobody. Mills made that decision all on his OWfl." NEW DELHI, India (UPI) — President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy met with a series of political leaders and constitutional experts today to deal with the most serious crisis since India gained independence 32 years ago. The crisis was precipitated by the resignation Monday of Prime Minister Qaran Singh after former Premier Indira Gandhi withdrew her vote an hour before a crucial vote of confidence in Parliament. Singh had formed his government only 23 days earlier, on the strength of the support of 73 votes controlled by Mrs. Gandhi. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - '1-' -s• ~ - - ' • • - r - • -.. 5, - - . - . —.• • I - • -- -: - - __________ �5 0 . Evening HerWd Around Rising gas prices are partly to blame for the proposed transportation budget of $2,9,955 for Seminole County public schools. The school heard tentatively approved the budget Wednesday when it ok'ed the total budget of $75.8 million for the 197010 fiscal year. It is expected to 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl.11 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G lOR DA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; paying?! cents per gallon and we're a little scared of Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock that." miles during the 1977-78 1 0 . iI. 0 .-I,-. . ,..'- 0 ,- 0 - .......... 0 . S By SHARON CARRASCO s . U.S. Still Lac ' kinq - .., . 1 " ij j~ . I t~~1 L M/ ANGLE.WALTERS On Information VIEWPOINT .. '~ , 1 1W r)^nnf;e %r a I : I I ___ working in Iran were witness to th e month s of revolutionary turmoil that led to the overthrow of the shah last January. That American presence included a full diplomatic mission operating out of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. But, as we now know, the depth and Intensity of the Iranian revolution caught the Carter ad- ______ J\) I I ____ i. I I I III ___ r1rI I 'c "'', I I S. ~21 Electi on _,. I ____________ I ~. _____ __ _________ iI Fatigue _____________________________________________________________ reliable information about internal developments in Iran contributed significantly to the policy paralysis that crippled Washington's efforts to defend American interests, It is a safe bet that the intelligence flow from Iran these days Is even less reliable. Fewer than WASHINGTON (NEA) — Americans remain In Iran and most of then are the central Pennsylvania nuclear reactor that under instructions to maintain the lowest possible went out of control in March and the DC-10 profile. The size of the embassy's diplomatic airliner that crashed outside Chicago's O'Hare mission has been sharply reduced. Indeed, a Airport in May. Both the manufacturer of the plane, dispute between the United States and Iran's McDonnell Douglas, and the designer of the revolutionary government over the designated reactor, Babcock & Wilcox, maintain political American ambassador has left the embassy In the action committees that last year donated hands of a charge d'affaires. thousands of doll ars to the legislature's camAll this might not matter much but for signs that paign committees. instability in Iran is increasing despite the conAn analysis of the public financial reports of siderable public support for the Ayatollah Ruhollab those PACs conducted by Edward Roeder. a Khomeini and his plans for transforming the Washington-based freelance writer who specializes in investigations of campaigncountry Into a strict Moslem republic, financing practices, shows this disturbing Although reliable statistics are lacking, the pattern economy apparently continues to deteriorate and At least five of the seven members of the there Is substantial unemployment. Oil production Senate aviation subcommittee looking into the remains well below pre-revolutionary levels, plane crash received contributions from the McDonnell Douglas PAC totaling more than Chronic public disorders plague Tehran and other $14,000 in recent campaigns. parts of the country. Political dissidents of all Two subcommittees of the House Public Works ideological stripes appear increasingly disgrtmtled and Transportation Committee also are probing and active despite the lack of any semblance of unit the accident. Of the 36 members of those subor common purpose. Ethnic separatists, including committees, 25 received campaign contributions Kurds and Arabs, remain a destabilizing force. from PACs or individuals associated with either Does any or all of this threaten the ayatollah's the plane's manufacturer or the airlines that fly grip on Iran? And, if so, what would likely follow the Jet. A dozen senators, including all three the revolutionary government should it fail to hold Republi 5 on the ~ubqonurjttee investigat.ing P4& I , I - _~ ._ . ,%. . * ~ WMA 4 ratt6n '* iiil ''Only 'the"Ydbat' ' in campaign contri nafrom the Babcock & tenuous tenuous answers to these and oth er fundamental Wilcox PAC. questions about Iran's present and future. It leave In the House,30legislators received more than us wondering if the next explosion in that strategic $8,000 from the same PAC. Those beneficiaries country will find Washington even less able to chart include the chairman, ranking Republican and highest ranking Democrats on the sub' a realistic course for American foreign policy, committee Investigating the atomic accident. , -. .:-_ By DON GRAFF UltlsPossibletosufferfromanezceis. democracy, that could be the most co'I diagnosis of what now ails Portugal. L Members of Congress Investigating two of this year's most serious and highly publicized accidents also must confront the problems created by allowing special interest groups to finance political campaigns. The House and Senate probes are focusing l•• I ___ _____ ______ ____ _____ ____ _____ ____ _____ t.OAt4S -' — cabinet In recent mooths go down the drain; that either cabinet was much loss, since:parliamentary they could muster d1- 1 ; k : extend much beyond their own mbers Seeing nothing more promising on the ho in combinations of existing political grc- . . ' ___________ ____ .. ___ ____ ________ ' President Ranialho Eanes has called a election In the fall. ;Eanea has named Maria de Lurdes Pintassilgo - ______ :' ________ _______ I r= I * Lam--vWFy- Toww"JOLM I RGURED FAN 1J61v country would be considered an event of solat' "h"ff TOANW)" ' __________________________________________________________________________________________ - WASHINGTON WINDOW GOP politically evolutionary significance. But under Portugal's present circumstances, not even Setthors Plntaullgo 13 much impressed. She is taking on the job not with grearex:: pectatlona, she has said, but because someone: has to mind the store in Usbon for the next few months. No one is looking forward with much eager-,' ness to the fall balloting. The Socialists are: expected to remain the largest party, as they. have been since the 1974 revolution, but may slip: a little from their 35 percent of the vote in the last Leaders Like Bush electlon,in 1978. •. To form a majority governiment representing By ARNOLD SAWLSLAK the leftist tilt of parliament, they would have to team UP With the Communists. But the latter, The Republican leaders ranked Reagan WASHINGTON (UPI) — Two recent polls Connally behind Bush. Baker was fourth and have bee anathema n coalition partners shki early da ys of the revolution. testin g Republican presidential preferences for _____ Ford was unranked. Several 1900 disclose some interesting differences betThm we olnriou eViandions fw the. dif- m@M unerpsaMy dup knob into the WhW; ferent rankings. Reagan and Ford probably are vote to achieve a majority. So the outlook•.for.i the bed known Republicans in the country and pod-election Portugal is that the politieal first poll, by the Gallup organization, was both were candidates In 1976. It probably Is a situation will continue to be muddled. - . a random sampling of people who said they were credit to the Connally and Baker campaigns that And the faU dection 14 only the be&*: Republicans. The second, by the Christian they were able to gain any name recognition in Later this year come nationwide murdelpIlIt science Monitor, was a survey Republican what Is still an unfocused contest. electio ns. Then next year there Will u" state chairmen and national committee memparliamtntary reped, the regular eleMon bers. * Nor should it be too surprising that Bush b specified by th e constitution. To be followed II high in the estimation the GOP leaders. , The Gallup survey, part of its regular national 1981 by a presidatial dection. of them served with him when be was sampling 1,272 persons, involved only the 304 Republican By that tIme, 'Purtuguese voters may hV b rstionai cI'ai iar The regional commissions jointly sponsored by who identified themselves as Republicans. severe cm lection fatigue, particularly ffibe of the Watergate trauma and give him part of the the federal and state governments throughout made the margin of error for the answers rWA of it an is t u The supersonic transport, ft bright dream of they credit for keeping the party train following the the country have long been criticized as wasteful political stability and economic recovery. '-" commercial aviation adecade ago, has proved itself spenders of public funds and patronage havens gave plus or minus 7 percentage points ome i t . two Ngions — CAnfiectivA whm he was rowed The Monitor contacted 162 GOP leaders &W a technical marvel but a sad disappointment in the for unemployed politicians. all4mportant profit-and-loss column. 7be villain is The Commerce Department and the General got replies frorn 99. That, of course Is slightly .and Tens where he moved towWo his own way. regim with nodalgia. Which is somiething, . . , produced dozens of over 62 percent of the total and should be judged the rising price of aviation fuel that has rewritten Accounting Office Reagan's seco also ndJSLranking In leadership the line of what some already suspect Eaiio audits and reports allgirig that millions of in that light. the economics of commercial air travel. preference understandable. The have In Mind. 1 .1, 1'. I dollars in commission funds either cafinot be The During the late 1%* when French, British, accowgeci Republicans polled by Preddat Ewm Wo happens to be Gallup said their ideological makeup of the natWW committes is for were frittered away on aen I, first choice the nomination was former Gov strongly affected by the previous national Eanea, commander of the armed forces. The American and Soviet design teams translated their* seleu projects. Ronald Reagan California. Second by 1p some specu convention. Reagan lost that discrediting,' SST ideas into working blueprints, aviation fuel But now a far more serious charge has was former President Gerald Ford; former Gov. his effort pA a lot of his loyalists into tha pdy &Mocrstic prociiisses could pepam the way, sold for 10 cents a gallon.10day, ft figure is six faced: For the first time dinice the economic' John Connally of Texas and Sen. Howard Baker leade . a soWer — Eanes orwAm — to 90vern Orn , .4, times that and climbing, development commissions were created by a of Tennessee were a distant third and fourth. stronger . . •. Cminally's identical thN phice fiWah in both In the end, only an A4o-French consortilam and pair of federal laws 15 yews ago, an official of HOW% puwvW their now but fk4p. one of the agencin Iwu been indicted on criminal The party leaders said they beUved --an pous the Soviet government proceeded with SST . ,. was the front runner but in expressing their own news for hum. It might mean he is tnlklng 3 dg production Operation of the 16 BritIsh-French jf, Portuguese gave up becapae Trial Is scheduled to begin next month in the preferences ranked former CIA director (and progress In selling hlin.&f as a Republican their cxsand sasrcbsbeeenetoo much bol, Concor&s has MWWd in file. -. ' of two Was Prematur e SST of of _____ ' m gh have or for 311s. of lation , . ____ millions of dollrs. __PlMar and his wife, Barbara, both Michael . ____ ____ ___ chairman) George Bush first. Bush was nowhere fully trusted by 11151014 Rep'blicws who vantages, But its absence, as th e Portugqp, not to fund Imlier employees of the Upper Great Lakes in.sight in published reports of the Gallup remember - when he itas the Dsmocil*k themselves In ilmy cams Coingm ded6d in 1971 ry'.. h* polling, governor of Teas. . .. development of an American SST. In retrospect, RIgIIIIIII CIasIon. even more. 1 Jilt . this woWd appear a win, even visloqM, dedsion. .. . . . ! . . * f. ' ______ _______ ____ . But some day, commercial air travel at sonic speeds will be the rule rather than the ex- be seen for what It is -- a bold If premat ure leap into the future. . ___________ . I .I .. .1 . - . PRO CHARTS _____ CENTRAL Q TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS OFFENSE ':. Sports Parade '. Nl *ekro Story: Joe WIns Ph1*1 Adds 16th No. DEFENSE Talk? J '',: PREDICTION a of next of Safly L ittle Barth at of on to Women's time in nine Flanagan, Singleton even the right to walk away." "I got upset over a headline owe," he remembers. 417he story was 100 percent the way I told it to the writer, It was only the from over may participate. "I thought I needed a 69 or pionship. Continue Onew"Two Act . _____ rs. Selling - - Wea ___ - ___ ___ - ___ ____ ______ ___ ________ _______ ____ ____ ________ ____ ___ ______ , .. . . it , , •'' There will also be an today to win, butit is so difficult Bradley is winless this year to say what but MIII Is the No. 3 tour money organizational meeting at the .. . ':'t hedlin. that was at variance. Seeing the headline made It sound pressure Is Involved," said winne r. She earned $10,000 and same time of all players, By Unitid Press Isteruatlisal "What we're going to have to five runs and scored four tunes uw.. "I was just trying t raised her season winnings coaches and prospective oflike I w bsdmori4blng the Dodgers, which I wasn't. I told the Mike Flanagan and Ken do," he said, "Is have each of New York with every starter hang in there and be total to more than $117,000. ficials, aboi*ftandhetoldmethefruth—hedidnotcontrol the Singleton have a game going our startin g pitchers wear collecting at least one - agresslve,butlwantedtoget cam "I pitch xW you hit a Flanagan's uniform and see if amassed 18 hits and scond its under (par) as much as I something by that ..'n'.' home lUlL" we can fool Singleton." most runs In a game since 1974. could." I The former Reds' manager feels that escalated salaries are U 11 "I know Ken is making sure Games are fun when you live WASHINGTON - Years after the United hay. received reports of weapons turning up hi not above exaggerating the rl Invoked to jack bosrown buewuss was wour WflhiblC for sante players avoiding newemen as they take good care of me," In first place. MarIners 7, Blue Jay. 4: She has finished In the top 10 SAVE &AN PAW Ott of Vktm, Amerlicin weapon Africa and the Middle Ead,with mW numben up ft uk price — or sm _ 149P111111111110 1 1 1 1CY fnm knip aq*K*coM06 that W~W6 1101*1111111 else. Willie Horton's three-run in bar I&* 11 tournaments. Flacqu said Monday night abandened there are still frilikig people In traceable to the arsenal we lost hi Vietnam.' ama caches to hoodwink guli'4t cimirs. ' have reduced production and caused Job lesa.tin homer capped a five-run fifth. ,,To be in a position to win, IU they say money Is th. root of all evil, thsy are stating a after his three-bitter and Brewers I WkIIe Sex 3: homer p" the Dick Davis had two "es Hortm's 22nd homer gave the you have be in the top base . 3bghtw's 31A choosing &W ban arms amwunitI captud by North w many.. were will _ never known_ intatió 14 th4' ' .prnes. S inIVId W, . be.$ador, RobSet 1tUl M two victory to Parrolt, 11 a double to knock In _ _ ___ ____ _ __ Baltimore oles a victory feel like l maturing, coming relatively o' suddenly take people m i runs, lifting Bill Travers, 114. ot MIS over the Tons Rangers. "If of age as a sWer," add Uttle. and dart pwft t1larn Wer thm piddWs CSmrnOy In this violist world, T and interviews with International $flflS UWl' the Libya goverssueat - ha knew the crestedjeb_Strauss UEL 71gefs 7, Ns 3: !sPorted C4ia1yL We got bust, he might not Marlene Floyd shot a final. isited succegsfuj companies, than you get a backlash. have Sea I: Twha IS, Red ON dd Jason Thompson lined a lii. round N to (Inlet third with a _ to _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ r all Yew." Hanoi would us. the American mmlILo,, pIOed.. " en nu e brealting, three-run &AW in Ubyau a wild gases chase in ThsUa'id. spent "based cii wru aMnIiono." He could 1, "If Mike was a short two previous games ytjgng or wybor else. How wrong they are. saWrt commulidd insurpols Uwou&d In the codWo of the war's end, both Naft 6111 hk expoolsel 1 - y,— =4 MW Jo in th elgistb a 11 I of said Milightons '611 six run with a homer,drove 3 birth at 211. Dot Germain and So51he Mis, ether dirictli or With the and South Vietnam,,, cftldals - and triple Allowed Only 11" W pry, in 11111111111 CSNNMC Ti 115$-PU list) thiiilire t of the United State. r1bUt0. with an, ci the rifles. be thilleliging the Babe." ve years to go after this. I'll be 50 when that co,t proceeds train 1.11mg the ammo. But the Viet. Americana smuggled quantities of armS 10 and double to help Roger Innings, "Thin ire a lot of leapt. sot ther. with g to the agresnouts." li Of own, game is little lth fi at 212, Icould probably ve okayonmy penelon. Bid next to my of C"is-100, kft to will addliell3mooftFoWm-11 tMs game is thilt W& impodspi dft in my nfe. I Mild hard to appvdate if you are In ETICkICII . ; ft ha" sim laos,when bdk of Ow win" T "M ~ Angth 6, Isdian 5: tortrols won 110M. On yar. Hill, 31, Cdwa& Solinas @ against Rookie Tom Donobw drilled was 0aft in her fird tour,ths au traffic leek on the p buss, .1S inviraw Stise wei ISts. IS.., lbs tfhlJ "Flisagun's not the guy to Ybse. 179 Royals 4: go Anderson. I suggest to all the players, general managers, 1~ a tie-breaking homer oft 814 earnest as a professional after Malullissief , ,~Iq (WO W111101111 thifilds We Ping WN Jim Spacer belled two h6onge, 74k in the *W to sm a ==MV ewsw U &a "The Vietnamese can i411In all the weapane P!±sitt. lit it he buses hi would $11 US FOR _____ btsgam.Iaeagr.a$ itdn.m't really -::d Is, Pay. bean lately for us," homersandathubletoknockjn the Angels over the "idiaaw. '_ hu they have, a Defense Department official told .. South African. or anyone iii. who mlgP hive Sb. mad. ,%i in UL "It's doubtful they're NuIoftheuIT,lisesygamgpI4,cw-, said Texas Manager Pat YOUREXNUST ne due," of hi any mood to sill bean intended In the deedly mersndise. I-Wsn a li mil bad tniur jn' Corrulu, WORK Itangem li by'idw ___ " . .. q1 By United Press International limit must be reached by Aug. coaching gaff because of the Michigan State, and tight end The Green Bay Packers have 27. progress of second-year players John Spagnola of Yale, the In other rost er moves, Steve Mike Hawkins and Bill Mat- learn's ninth-round draft pick. put an end to Duane Thomas' Zabel, one of New England's thews and rookie Bob Golic. latest dream. Sixth-year defensive back ;ZY -7' The controversial former star starting outside linebackers the Zabel joined New England in Dick Conn, who captained the -k •' running back for the Dallas last four seasons, fell victim to 1975 after playing five seasons special teams until this season, .-';' •--:-: -. Cowboys signed by Green Bay the team's youth movement with the Philadelphia Eagles. was placed on the injured :. and was one of five players cut as a free agent March 19, was Also axed were free-agent reserve list with a neck injury. one of five players cut by the by the Patriots, linebackers Oliver Barrett of Th e Pittsburgh Steelers re Zabel, a 10-year performer Texas Southern and Ken duced their roster to 53 by Packers Monday as the club reduced its roster to 54. Thomas from Oklahoma, was deemed Ebeling of Colgate, defensive waiving tight ends Charlie I. I was attempting a comeback expendable by the Patriots' lineman Greg Schaum of Claud of Miami of Florida and after a three-year layoff. Bill Murrell of Winston-Salem; S Thomas, 32, had his best offensive linemen Bruce Kimyears with Dallas in 1970, when ball of Massachusetts and ., herushedfor803yarthinl5l George Smaal of North Caroli____________________________ ________________________________ 1 attem pts, and 1971 (793 yards In na A&T and wide receiver 175 attempts). The moody firstJerry Taylor of Tulsa. Second-year defensive end Texas State, whose attitude Fred Anderson of Prairie View problems undermined tremen19 and rookie linebacker Ed Smith dous natural ability, also of Vanderbilt, a free agent, _________________ were placed on injured reserve. Bowls V and VI. The Dallas Cowboys cut Other players released by seventh-round draft pick Greg .. Green Bay were wide receiver Fitzpatrick, a linebacker from Keep eye on this club. John McKay has laid groundwork for . Jessie Green, defensive back push to contention in club's fourth year. They're maybe still Youngstown State, along with •4.k, Carlos Henderson, middle lineyear away, by Mckay's estimation But coming fast enough free agent rookies Mike Kincaid backer Ronnie Smith and and Ernie Rogers. IS sive line and mature attitude under fire by young guys Defense — defense — defense! That's what seems to be in th e minds of Roger defensive end Varlan Bridow. Th e New York Giants placed Defense at this stage probably ahead of offense Should :0.' Beathard and his group of Seminole High defenders in practice this morning. All were free agents. running back Bobby Hammond better 5-11 record. NAMEOFGAME Teams must trim their and linebacker Randy Coffield Seminole Is working toward an Aug. 30 Jamboree date. Seminole's rosters to 50 players by 3 p.m. on injured reserve and also season opener Is Sept. 7 at home against Orlando Evans. today. The season 45-player Bucs have hitched their future to Doug Williams, for whom waived eight players to get McKay predicts greatness. There's no doubt about his _____________________ ______________ down to 50. passing arm. This year he can throw to Gordon Jones, The Denver Broncos placed valuable addition to receiving corps that already features ki c king candidate Cyril McFall, Morris Owens wide, Jimmie Giles at tight end Failure of '1 11-i f a free agent who played in the Jimmy DuBoses knee to come around is offset in backfield Canadian Football League, on by newcomers Jerry Eckwood, Rick Berns And Ricky Bell •;-; might finally have lull, injury-free season Bucs brought injured reserve, and waived . passel of linemen to camp. Most important addition is Greg J running back Zachary Dixon. Roberts. tops in college ball (needs Only to learn pass . defensive tackle Rich Tuten . protection). Neil O'Donaghue is placekicker. Rating: C 17, 'id, (' and offensive tackle Dave By MILTON RICHMAN Hubbard. also keeping an eye on how Phil United Preu btaUo American By gus games, Middle linebacker Harold Start with Lee Roy Selmon In that three-man front and ~-.r.,:1 A real tight race has was doing." New York crushed Kansas City, McLinton, an 11-year veteran that's some terrific start. He's already among NFL's best. In beating the Mets, Joe 17-4, Baltimore blanked Texas, 'i -'. developed between Joe and Phil Randy Crowder should be nose tackle. Other end is queswho played In every game for allowed only a second-Inning 3.0, Minnesota topped Boston lion mark. Wally Chambers has ability plus bad knee. Bill Niekro to see who will become the past four seasons, was ' ,P.Talk Or Not To Kollar Is probable answer. Linebacking is stable, with other ,a the first 2(l-game winner In the single to Joel Youngblood and a Detroit beat placed on the injured reserved Selmon (Dewey) revelation in middle and David Lewis startsingle to John Seattle defeated Toronto, 74, National League and they're fourth-inning list by the Washington RedReding to gather raves on outside. Deep secondary is also 0,5-3, . skins, a move that will probably underrated because there are no all-pro names. Corners 'MWAO education the same. place all of us did — from thie harder than they are for complete pme. The veteran and Califorrilat downed cieve. end.his tootbaU career. capably handled by Jeds White. Mike Washington; Mark . I kflucklebefler struck out six land, 5.4. áaper. Cotf$ey It stdId9 st0n4 safety. They*-:( ,.onttstent themselves. ihe 'Sin 49ers and walked three, surrendering Expos 1, Reds 2: O1ewthg up in the Los Angeles area when the Pacific Coast punting from Dave Green. Rating: B Jo., pllclring for a traded former All-Pro defenLWue had one of Its franchises there, Anderson would go gel the Larry Parrish hit pair of notched iw New York's only run in the sive tackle Cleveland Elam to every morning, turn to the sports section first as a matter victory in 24 decisions Monday second on an RBI groundout by homers and Tony Perez added a the Detroit Lions for a No. 2 Likely Bucs can climb up to .500 mark and maybe over if .çQ%rse and study the box scores both the Angela and night when he tossed a two- Ron Hodges. solo shot In helping the Expos draft choice year. Elam, Williams gets hot passing hand. Prospects are enhanced o ' ood Stars. The way Joe is going he defeat the Reds. hitter and pitched the Houston 27, a 64, 250-pound tackle, was by division that's wide open. Make them third In NFC ,..J while the ballplayers, of course, are the ones responsible Astros to an 8-1 victory over the seems a logical choice for the Cardinals I, Padres 3: Central. a consensus All-Pro selection in orqdl the drama and excitement in the games SParky Anderson New York National League's Cy Young Ken Oberkfell had three hits, (NEWSPAPER ENTE14PRISE ASSN) 7for the 49ers but had an offAward — an award his brother drove in two runs and scored agrees with me the newspapers serve as the basic historic record se.son in 1978 when former While Joe was in the Process has never won despite 213 twice to lead the Cardinals to 91*J1 that dram and excitement, and in so doing, they quite 49ers' Coach Pete McCully snapping the Adros' four- career victories, game. the fan interest in both the players and generate urally victory and extend the Padres' moved the ex-Tennessee State "All clubs that win a lot of losing streak to seven games. ballplayers can't see that. They show a tendency to game losing streak, Phil was 1) player to defensive end. They leading e Atlanta th Braves to a games have least one pitcher Cubs 2, Dodgers 1: become unhappy when their version the truth doesn't coincide also placed veteran wide Wthe reporter's, and lately, they think they have discovered 5.2 victory over the Phlla- like Joe who will win consis. Harry Foote cracked his receiver Kenny Harrison on the smid effective way of hampering a newsman is by not talkiq injured reserve because of a triumph In 32 decIsions. Phil Bill Virdon. "He's a real Bruce Sutter notched his 41"M knee injury suffered in an went eight Innings and allowed pleasure because you know majorleague leading 32nd save exhibition game with Oakland '*ever dawns on players who do this they are hurting them- only four hits. losing streaks won't come too in helping the Cubs their 10 days ago. wives much more than they are hurting any reporter. He's 9ft Joe &&nitW he was watch- often if he's taking a regular sixth straight victory. PLYMOUTK Ind. (UPI) — her initial play-for-pay outing. 0 ftfi his story, anyway, no matter how many obstacles he en- Ing the scoreboard closely turn.ti Pirates 6, Glants 5: Just daying close paid off to the Little's triumph marked the certainly crg during the game to see how his $ g way. AM this concept Elsewhere in the NL CincinPinch-runner Alberto Lois tune of $15,000 for Sally Little. first years as a brother was making out. of Sparl Anderson nati topped Montreal, 5-2, St. scored on a passed ball by Mike The figure represented top professional she has won twice "Yeah, I was busy watching Louis downed San Diego, 6-3, Sadek with two out in the eighth prize money for winning the in the mine season. She won at f mad ball dubs, the trairm's rooil is off limb to all Soccer , of the amb, so that's the first placie some of the the scoreboard," said tht Chicago nipped Im Angeles, 2- inning to give Pittsburgh its $100,00 LPGA Barth Classic at Bent Tree in Sarasota, Fla. in playersheadforin the clubhouse and it was one of the first things younger Niekro. "I was concen- 1, and Pittsburgh shaded San victory In a game delayed three the Ptyinoidb Country Club February, This was her fourth League Slated ked about to the Tiger players when he becam their traft an the Meta but I was Francisico. 6-5. hours and 42 minutes by rain. course Monday. She shot a 54. career LPGA title. 0 =Vr nine w"b ago. hole WW of 200, Sjuvjler par. On the l7th tee, little was The new Central Florida 'McId them I didn't want then running Into the trainer's little beat defending chain- stung on the neck by a bee just Women's Soccer League will r4" he says. "I held a meeting with the players and said to plait Pat Bradley by one stroke as she f inished driving. Howe- hold registration Monday In the after Bradley rallied to pull ver, she finished the hole with a Altamonte Springs Civic Center b1io wish to speak to a writer, it's up to you to tell him, "I'd with five holes remaining par then 2-putted 30 feet startin g at 7:30 p.m. r9der not **A at this time."I U he doml accept that, you have In the rahHWayed compeWon. on the l8th to win the chamWomen high school age and _____ DEFENSE cwnstances,theaelectionofawomantohead government of a moderately macho Latin ...-... .-. ,A* ______ ______ _________________________ Of NFL Notables Sliced *1 . : t.. , ~_ ____ ' Probes ? P^rfI " 1' Tainting -- ,, Iran Forty-five thousand Americans living and "'? . Li s t - 'A.' 1 1I I I;I 1fl3A school from school per day. To be eligible for school bus service, students must live two miles or more from their school. one ndof the county to the other to get gas jntheir buses, he said. Another gas saver instituted is assigning drivers " lVuaaysAug. Z i, VnIna I.raw, Sanfor, Fl. year;t' Extracurricular activics generated an additional 60,000 miles last year. Throughout the county, school buses are responsible for transporting 17,833 students to and To help save gas, the school district replaced last year its smaller capacity tanks with four, 10,000gallon tanks at four key locations in the county, Taylor said. That way, bus drivers didn't have to drive from adopt the budget on Aug. 27. Fred Taylor, director of federal programs and transportation for the school district, said the proposed budget represents an increase of $500,000 over last year's budget of $2,378,050. He attributed the Increase to "salaries and gasoline." $18.50; bus routes nearest to their homes to save gasoline traveling to and from work. According to one survey, school buses in the county traveled 12,406 rnilrs per day or 2,225,000 "Gasoline is the big one," Taylor sid. "Last year, we paid 51 cents per gallon. This year, we're . - ___ I , - 'i . _._I " ", __ arm. • . _ 'I. - , _. , ) I ... . _____ 0 2; 110 ' , ,I Z , 1. . , - 00 ,.; - .-0'•,L•I"_ .4 : ,J~~.a.., ~M - ___ ' I 0 - . . . , - -I ~_;,* , - . ___ U'' . 111111111IM" ad I . . I . X 1W U' pnducilss? lbs CS. , 'lPI Idial ------ - - —.--- ' S. - - . — - •-.-. •. 0,_ -- -.-- -. ... 0 - - . . — S... ___ ____ arepidllwym et *tuosbI IV- ovsija . . - ... _ .... -- .. . ___ __. .. - he ' '"-' 0 - .— ---" ______ ' .. '.'." ' ,. . 'p 1.. ... . .., . .... .. .,. ,, . . madmae ____ ____ those pIjyf$ who rofas 10 talk 10 the Pt are ____ = nsot 01 am 1111111111111 ~Vv -_ thum, we repedins won't have anythbug 10 __ . 21111111 $ 11111191 enrlhe1spedy,j ______________ _______________ .. 0 -; f I`-z 1 ir. __ __ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. money wianlags with $3N,*. The win ales moved Potty (UP!) - yp, 10 Wig* Ms deds __ __ Richard Petty's Others among lb. top ills Within 155 piles of loader ___ McR(BERTS Sunday 3. Bobby #JHII Ø3,Nl; Cap dusaptenehip Yaib'ui, 1919,515 1. diaga. him do BN* TI R ES __ ______ ____ ______ ____ lbs $109,095 mack In total' M". $144,119; I By lbs ciunpatitiop, Waltrip has MSSdaY —' $111,215 and ' slhiM • Sot. Sam 2 p.m. I PH. 32114011 446 SANFORD 040411111111111i . - ____ browcy ____ ____ • .. - __ Petty Tops from 70W salary. Suss this I. the free uiterwlue etsot evy. Flig, 17.7 utloiial Speedway _________la APART de,onsinnryh'usu'yIscidItltdtoDlakeagOOd . j,uir --.ø t _________ ______ ___ __________ we - awhon players played t01l hoI 1nl3f games. 'He's the toughest ____________ t loved lb. game and IeCalIJ tot we've i nii " 4)141 fac. it, where do you get an opportunity to live In the eoneolatloii for ___ youdointbsblgMgas?"hsasbet"V0WhotS1IsPSldfOt (bnnieeVlan.gunsedsingh. _____ ___ ___ ___ i. Nast - -- - ._, ___ IatMtiIcithSletbIl . " -____p : "i4,fl1gi.agundes4,thataboot$$ achusmábudInrodA,jsmvcksss,t . thur's Is tIn that m i OthS cOtUL peelnu, dwr I4U wae1h of the UL & In Vetawwee at lied ala pur'.4 _________ __ i lbs eksy enisn and pbeps be 1s dews. He ales disneistlaf , veataa hiade ___is Mill ast¼ OW osely some of It has tredsworadiç ___ _____ mot. k-tIlled te'th. -ftft the yeen of sto I aaut FBI repedlabof "arlijof _____ ms i em l ___ ____ _so _ 111111111111" q loll who —2W 1w' *mtl$y ii' Pt's' us i edsdIearMary Bra __________ ___________ -- rlaVukhwitb!sn,.sw. U*4#qMW%W=Wr plum luw (or aIls hithing'a ir1II, ii 199,019 M41 WA$NUTOI4 . II$RL 1 private fle I. repaIr the'wo Añml ___________ c_ . ___________ àoqrn. e. tbs, , . L MX - , ____ ____ . •-• ____ __ 0 i 1, . ___ __ (. . . . 0's' 0 '• ' ____ __ ______ 0 -. ___ ,0 ft. ___ _ **; I,P' - • • * — ' ' o• • 1i " --00* I • — ..-.-.-'r 0 00 '• - - - _ L .., no -' __ A w �A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford Pt. Tuesdey, Aug. 21, 1fl 0111111100111 SCOREBOARD . M Mayor . los 2.75; John, NY 291 ikiivti League Natlinal League 322; Nero, Ali 150; Carlton, Phil 147; Blyleven, PItt 131; Perry, SO 132. American Lu,v. Ryan, Cal 177; Guidry, NY 147; Flanagan, Bait 116; Jenkins, Tex 135; Eckeriley, So 120. Saves National League - Sutter, Chi 32; Tekulve, Pitt 23; Garber, Ali 20; Bair, - sagos National - Boll W I. Pct. 72 Si .545 II 31 .571 2 47 44 SO .325 PittsbT5h Montreal Chicago IL Louis - Phila Cm, " 60 '31& 1% 50 70 .417 20½ Sambito, Hou and Lavelle, New York Cincinnati 4 Max's Fred 15.00 4.50 5.00 4.60 4.10 1 Jolly Goodbee I Impala Camaro s. Robby 4.60 3.80 4. 0(2.4) 3380, P (3.4) 41.50, 7 (24. 3 Johnnie Scat 2.44 4)111.10. 0(44) 24.40, P( 4.4) 142.40, f (44. 3)146.20. Fifth 3109 6 Touchy Tonya NinIhRac,05.14y. 31.90 13.00 5.40 4.10 3 Beau Bob 1.10 3.44 4 Sunflower Honda 3.60 4.44 1 Bloosy 7.40 15.00 7.00 6 Yellow Pin* Race 01 -Ill Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 2 8.20 Purchased the Sam Mellas - from their Indianapolis lam team In the American Association. New York (NL)- Acquired right. Pittsburgh 4, San Fran Today's Games the New York Yankees. Placed (Matula p.m. ____ _____ $-1 San Francisco (Knepper Monfrool (Palmer s-2) ed START YOUR SArano-Ger ardo 14.10 10.00 4.20 Los Angeles at Chicago ADVERTISING Fiwffi Game 3 EganaP.cina Bait Boston W 4. PcI. o. $Santi.Olano lOaldos-Diaga 40 42 434 73 41 .413 New York 4735.51913 Toronto 9.00 5.20 114.41,T(24 insurance business 41ub1 Sa tdi,y 3. Stalk Gains 43 30 33$ 4 9.00 7.20 2.80 64 40 .514 3½ SG&dosOasti II T 41 as 3TranI - OIaga II 55 4, . Oakland 3 $4 .312 31 Ses"It 1.20 Carasa-Fernan 14½ IVlctor.Sarduy Milwaukee S. Chicago 3 5Zubl-Gondrs . • 74) at Milwaukee ($erpain . 4) 442.41. enc ___ IjwftI pi cIIcgs , are _; I ......... 13.00 4.00 4.10 1.00 9.10 Blair receives many calls Engane.An'iifa Kansas City (SpIittorff 12-12), ' Detroit Oakland (Kingman 3-1), 10:30 Toronto (Huffman 5.13) at Seattle (Minton 1.3), 10:35 p.m. __________ ______ ______ _______ "I!e- .. .% required to get your tags; ______ at fault in an accident, you are resporaibte for bodily Injuries Fi _________ ______ . . 5) VLSI surance. Don't renew your suraãce without checking with 0(1 . 4)1540; P (1.4)180.11; 7(4. Knight, CM Hornw All 114180134404 4.1) 41314; 00(4.1)150.34. Gaivey, LA 1141*141.514 - TUN Viame IArci 4.4111- 3A 135115109.313 3Geijra 4 11-7) *A1Is It 1) 171.911 T It. Parrish. MIt lit *111.350 7.3)s,, Americas Lagss ofe. Fewi.% Same ROWNI-MWANIG VAN 4.40 Lynn, SN 114134110.30 3ia R" so Ill 40 Wil JS I VkSW;.Umin 6A ! : Srott, KC ' 111 * 140.334 S(I4)*4I,P(W)1It40,y(s. fl3 $4135 .3* 1)047.01 NdIfS $15 , Office hOws Mm4y _ Cecil A. Moore, John N. Garner 1. Salle 1. *0 Mary A., PHONE 322-8547 ____ ____ iaog. &si . - _______ . IM9*S Soj15 041 *4 '. puig ill 5. 11005 '- rte.t .' 'MO Ill DJJ 9*lIIlwt, - So0 I 140 ___ 'I • W4I. ."i ft.l.' 'b ", % ..- " .- . . . , SN'** ___ Grove Backer, $53040. . FROM TO 1 I MACTOR V I Uk-.., i T to ' . L su II !IJM l : S .;. Z' TRUCK CENTER - . U.S. 17.12 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. . 'T - 3224055 .~~r 47 .. SLAá& j wanted to honor me," Gertrude said. "They did Garden Club of Sanford and a member of the First pvt'pto4ccton insist on (nuiIw ('irpi p4. Uthol. ,y ptoIcdio. ('.6 us for lull - : ' are self . - ______ ' . . r- - - e Lmin,Ncam ' .-- - . .--.- - 1 ~ 0,: ill. ,,.';, I' smiling while she thumbed through the guest registry. "Didn't we have a good turnout?" she asked, Mrs. John (Gertrude) Fox, center gets (li t' lull VIP birtIul:i tr.'atlIlt'il( Irain her only two children, Hefty Jane Hradfe, left, and Lucille (ifliI nil. Dog Training- -119; Fee: 17; G-lO5: Fee: $5. TeflUls I - 9 to 11 a.m., PaIn Club; Fee: $30...and...6 to Bth Decorating - 7 to $20..and...11 a.m. to 12:30 Saturday; Sept. 8 to Oct.20 p.m.; Tuesday Sept. 11 to Oct. PHYSICAL EXERCISE SCC Tennis Courts; Fee: _______________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ' _____________________________ .. - - 8p.m.;Mcnday;Sept.lotoo(.t. 29; SCC Driving Range; Fee: Welcome t OILIER Ja Dance-Exercise ill - 8 Monday; Sept. 10 to Oct. 23; Saturday; Sept. 8 to Oct. 20; Monday; Sept. 10 to Oct. 8; Ir to Oct. 15; H-l19; Fee: SCC Tennis Courts; Fee: 003; Fee: $15. 3 p.m.; Thursday; sept. a to a.m. Wednesday; Sept. 12 to noon; Monday; Sept. 10 to Oct. 9 p.m.; Monday and Wedee. 22; Sabal Palm Club; Fee: nesday; Sept. lo to (k.t. 17; S. Florida Ow ned Florida Managed A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our re- Presentative. She has bro. chures, civic Information; and to help with your shopping needs, cards of in- troduction from local mer. Sanford Lola Winn - 323-2732 . '.. .' ... . .. . IN,,4 S 4840151551' - -. 9 ' :, ' '.. ' -- _________________ ________________________ -. . . . ' _______ ' - -- .-. L . 9keeliog ave been mRITied nearly three We addressed envelope to Abby: years. He's 26 and I'm A lVhsil Lenny is in the shower I 904.734.6031 wallet. AFFECTS . Dancer's individual geAvd- cgaptm ,0~" FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 4th ____ BALLET- TAP- J AU- ADULT JAZZE111CISE he.. msdpg., hi the aho,gmgnthlyps),nentJ$nd hE boo borrowing band Stales _ a ahsd Iss. At Ce.d ippk Guide. At the ii - vaim 01 peer ç ii ___ poNCY. current Interest ratea, you saus l, you will receive a IWls ft vi lower the V$IUS AIICinUI$F0rAI$LaVIb_ChIWI_T9*$_MUft$ SPECIAL REGISTRATION HOURS: sat.. Aug 25th and Sat, Sept 1st I: am. to 1: p.m. 'lhsvs$opsyuuestra$isa copy 01 the C.onmuner blur- ASS __ _____ ____ _____ ______ __________ ___ ____ CALL OR STOP BY ___________ - _________ ' . -.. _-.4I#•1*- -- W. __ S... ''.- -:. , .. . 2545$, lieu Ave. 11 323.1986 DIRECTORS:MIRIAM WRIGHT AND VALERIE WIL ID n2."73 -. - - _______________ - .. ... .. - ... - ' . . - ' ••-!'-_• ______ e Closest Personal Progress _____ - ., . • Th Concerned With Each an a MW MWWP p*im,youmaywli$t , __116 *A us more slt pen. eli am, ' k that ram ne i.yooes rather thee other fri. or low.cid lii eam*av.Msata veatieunialtiriw 20btyouwWiov.m,. "a" -how" GWW °' ?l 7t I*$N in vahui Trade C"r'Iuou thl flWSf Internet. The free Bow hi? __ - &(llt __ Wi 01 the lien. IStth in PEidIId $si$III7 do Quaff bbmaum __ . $ . -j-r eio Wi amrlathccstdyowleam. Cti01iG5j u I She Can Never Tell Where Her Influence Stops. Attention To Th e Tiniest Detail, And Are Vitally __ _______ TEACHER OUR TEACHERS ___ ______ e*vtce can't resist going throUgh his ___ puq bowed rats ou ___ I Home Office Loan 01YOIWWbOhS psy 1 :inswascepollcy. IsSliOtrpeSgtyS.! ____ :i-' dU cs ess' gstth a loan fir a new or med bo some ella. . :: .-.- a F~ DEAR ABBY: Lenny and I Occasions." Send $1 aMa long, Give __ ____ .. V - and returned empty-handed, we congratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet were vitually ignored. DARING "How to Write Letters for all :. i.,: ___ ___01pos above to * average yea would pay to a m y oeaksn,bs boohIsteerigss4t1poeaho, coapi. ___ __ tyou don't have to ___ _____ :. sure to check all those to shop fir a lean. ____ Per joir salt yea rCIIVS I' Ye.! Ii 20 ____ pIrc55st. b'4 credit insurance wiless you posalbllIUes: __ __Finance corn. csp,aesd$1$othsConusr __ __ __ aseysuc$.a, lsenalosac4$s,iøfortiiree want to. Read the contract psniea, car ___ dialers (for ant. ___ ___ ormatlos Center, Dept.' creil m olihur white you peers you could nyc almost ca01tiu1y, If it says credit in. _ Cels. 11111 :; loans), conventional bask INC, Psodtla, Work or though ether 1S in intinut'hy borrowing on mxance in optional, don't be anvinge acoMald, alas "Nbc, vi h es pew lees.. ervi__' -, am us frau. aes couupaiy. don't want I : -' frimds, and it's reassuring ______ . Check -' p ICOIkI loor . ,... -' _________ ___ - .S: .• ; Laura Behe-339.114S Co-ordinator and nudity? people were coming out of the his wallet. CALIFORNIA MON walls offering their asslatance. DEAR MOM: The experts But when we had f illed the you need help in writing iay thattomakeabhgdealout bags, locked them in of sympathy, the car letters always within earshot when mother dr1.d him hems takeonecimy plastic shopping jist about hit the ceiling. What to Ws. We had quite a bit of do you suppose he has to Wde? MY = owl "108 1111111Y WIN Ift WN WIN* MW *@Wft- AmW to do, so my daughter SNOOPY ___ sm -. Dear DEAR ABBY: My 3 yosr-old horrthid, and returned with her to my daughter and Consumer . Service' _______ • NOCNA*SS.NOOSLIIATION CAU3fl4315j,j South Seminole him every step of the way. took one, too. DEAR SNOOPY: Maybe he Abby, is it wrong for small If you want to get waited on in has nothing to hide; he just boys to play naked together? Or a hurry, just carry a large resents your nosiness. U you am I raising a pervert? What do empty shopping bag into a don't want' your mini-pr oblem Abby Idea. Th. girl ran borne, something funny that happened I'm just plain nosy. Anyway, todey a they SANFORD' _______ -- I~)J Woman' Pays Tribute To Mate ..4 Z . __________________________________________ th anked t hem for coming aba 00Seascape Workilbop- 7 to -' for rm. It's my 361h $IIYICI IN YOUN $0101 s _____ r 10 p.m., Tuesday; Sept. 119; Fee: $20; and 6 to 8 p.m.; a.m.; Tuesday; Sept. 11 to Oct. FT*ctice - 4 to 5 p.m.; Oct. 23; G-126; Fee: $15. Dearest Msrtr 1AIR ASINCY 3237711 PHONE 3234$1 ___ ..".. *sh.', " 44, . .' - : Fee:$15...and ... 7:30 to 9:30 Wednesday; Sept. 510 Oct. 31; cLlOtolla.m.; Monday; Sept. ' InsurancsPrst.ctlulsad.quain' PIT. ______ _____ V1 - t were 15 yesis ng,, I repeat ion and two nelgl'bor boys his mother who was practically in Qw'*snas. ___ i. , them with plea..!.: age were playing in our ainaI1 hysterics. By that time I had We were leaving the house to 'PHILIPS - __ - Hospital, a member of the : anaiversary,and became those ) NOMI • • a-- . . - '. ft'll h9IPL "#) find If your I . _____ . classes words are no DRAPflIs • LOIIVIR NAPI. "NI .1105 • WOVU WOODS loss .' I'.. - Tom 2S1OAOAKAVE. . . Lasky Dr., Beverly nui (' Buddenly an ower ddw of discow that when they' ve seen have good jots, a car ci our 132 1q12. WILMA IN DENVER own, a neat apartment and no Calif.-L - ---And bsc. Vk.ews nil one of the boys appeared, and one, they've seen 'em all, DEAR WILMA: What a these I____ I kno, what when she saw hoe brother DEAR ABBY: Your letter t serious problem. However, I do ----____ 101" dw n6W a big low My INTIMIDATED BY SALES. have One mini-PrOblem- I'm ". I - .1. -1 I renchedmeeamytlthwidMig I live yea son qiickly aiimttt.dft was his PEOPLE reminded me of courtous, auspicious, or maybe See us now, for ó FREE g __ Seminole Memorial p,m. to 9:30 p.m.; Monday; 18; G.106; Fee: $5. . MOWER . U .TOM 1111111111111114:16A ____ -.' V ~-., ,-..41 j ' .A ' - . 129; Fee: $1L.. and...7p.m. to Oct. 31; G..127; F.e:$25. Morday, Wdneaday, Friday; Slim 'N Trim - I to 9:30 Sept. 710 Oct. 19; 5CC Tennis AEC No. 11; Fee: $45. Quilting - 10 am. to noon; 10 p.m.; Monday; Sept. 10 to Soot. S to Dec. 17; 11-110; Fee: p.m.; Thursday; Sept. 6 to Oct. Courts; Fee: $20 MUSIC& DANCE Wednesday; Sept. 12 to Oct. 10; Oct. 15; AEC No. 11; Fee: $13. 25: 11-119; Fee: $15...and...4:30 Community Band 7 to 10 $20. . Tennis II- 11 a.m. to I p.m.; 1,006; Fee: $15 and 7 to 9p.m.; Flower Arrangement 7:30 p.m.; Tuaday; SqA. 4 to Dec. Jul DUCO-Zzerdle I - I to to 5:30 p.m.; Monday; Sept. 10 - .m.ww .rtsrsu . '. ." .00 She may be 75, but "The girls (daughters) l"bm Usidy!iAut.C.nt,. . ,%14. , * 41 the fall." and friends also attended. . ànxilversary. Please print ft homas being rve.vir known, pool for a while unclothet : ' -. Mr. T's , '~ Al I Tiny Ray & *0 Mary I to Archie Art SUPPIII. ., •l.S. ACRYLICs. wà.. .. , * 1. I . . Stevenson, Mrs. Byron of nudity tends to give children babin wiftut any CIOUMI,, the implaton that their bodies ThsnthSyallglgglsdandtoak are"dirty"andsosnethlngtobe . that you published a AndTwhadbyunyidsf$ o thir swimti _____trunks. It _____ hasned 01. Furthermore, its ., * beautiful tribute to your bessW yews, at kinink wu&mybd day wid I aaw _________ ~usband on your 25th weddiq most IPINSU.CU$TOM$flIPUI ' -. I- love going on Mrs. Rogers' and just kept right on MA kindness and wiFt prayed, aM my payers ::-4erdawft, but I' m not very have been aasgroir@4 n I knw :*od with words. A friend told whatfatikin. - SI . cOMuiu sOOT AND PAINT.$NOP . ' IHULAIANCU$T0MPAINTINS. •. .; . ... " \(' Senior Citizens Tours," she She is a Pink Lady at ' . Gertrude has been to Europe three times. "I j ut Other outof4own relatives the world to have been mar ried I knew what I.e. Is. :::tà this wonderful man for 25 I've sees two teenagers ____ •:ears. safely tlo'eqk the____ In-Uc :-' want to exprean my AP- teens, a. I knew what ' - edat1ontomyhtmbsndforall aitiofacUsels. 699 VINYL TOPS ovi000 RIPUCID 35 ftI -. • • $19 BOBBY 1.11"ITT, NOMI*OSIO*NI,ON GUY TNOINTONAT. . (SRAKI$-OVIINAUL-'TW$.UP) - . 1970 . DEAR ABBY: I wW SOOfl Univena I pelebrate my silver wedding say: %nnlversary and consider I had a mother and father giiyself the luckiest woman in' who really loved each other, a. 1395 . U.NATLAUMMYSLVD, Connie (Fox) and Sherra (Jones)," in the past few sears remained until Sunday. Begl.g_Sta1aedGiags_ p.m.; Thursday; Sept.6to Dec. Friday; Sept. 7 I .,.. . ' "" 'j, \ .._ Moreland Sr., Mrs. Sue remained until retirement #I r start a garden dde for the girls west of Sanford like Bonnie Schumacher, Gertrude has a zest for life. She hugged her guests, after the party and i, " __ N ", .. _-j Private Pilot Ground School 109:30p.m.; Tuesday; sept.11 Sabal Palm Club; Fee: NEWCOMER! No. 11; Fee: $15. ...6:30 to 8 p.m.; 7 to 10 p.m.; Wednesday; oday; Sept. 13 to Oct. 18; G-130; $20.. and Karate - 6 to 7:30 p.m.; to Oct. 23; 11-119; Fee: $29 Se pt. Sto Nov. 14; 1,216; Fee: Watercolor Technique Fee: $15. Wedasuday and Friday; Sept.5 Aerobic Dance.'Fxerclie - 7 Tuesday; Sept. 11 to Oct. 23; Florkia's own greeting Workshop - 9 a.m. to noon; Ceramle..PoItsry - 7 to 10 tO 55$. IS; 0-111 Pie: . to$p.m.; Thurscy; Sipt. 8th Sabil Palm Club; Ece: $45...and...9 a.m. to noon; sai'slcs" - dsdlc$t4 to Monday; Sept. lOtoOct. 15; G. p.m.; Wednesday; Sept. 12 to cmuni - 6 to p.m.; Oct. 25; 11-119; Fee: $20...and...9toll a.m.; Friday; Saturday; Sept. 15 to Nov. 17; ' wmlngnswr,$i6q $41,050. . , ___ 050 ___________________________ db . ...r __ (OFf' as . on Park Avenue where they Martha Babe, arrived ... I I. 40. six in all, Gertrude's sister, Mrs. - ___________________ COMPLITI $0.4. 51s.CIsiL'I S.' III' 1.15 440 u. . - s.*.. '' A55Sfoi ____ ___ ____ Cat *J LV______ Sal 110* 11411 •MHSa-AlyIes 14 ____ *0; I*jr.n Sue N, •(IflN$gP(?4))4I*g7(74, ____ Sos hemp. D'S 40. . .40 uui . IteSes loses ____ ... .. N4,• limo IIilIisl MUSh, 1440134044 PIN 14 Mirth, SF 04, t145L U4rsJf,.' . .5* $4 NJ i ..I.t.a. (l'fl*OsP(14) 111.11, YU4' ___ CI __ ___ Y1054*9* 550 '01 SamIr SaP s,40 740 ____ L. '&0441. k* iaii* for St. John's Realty lxi Sanford, from 1957-62. Then she and her husband both real estate brokers, opened the John Fox Realty office sday; Sept. 4th Sept. 27; AEC and 9a.m., to 12 noon; Thur. Dec. 18; Wile; Fee: $15. ,... . 411r*" 011n-Amw Hon to Melon spee, Grace P., 1111k 0, Chorrywood some at &W%% Ld I 81k S, Lock Lot 33. Ilk A.' St1SIIn Pit Un 3. Gardens, $100. • At%IV Phillip sac., ___ $16010.. 'IdimlO. P%N 10; Hernindss, *14a work as secretary in DeLand and later worked 11. chants. 5*0, ka11n Park Un. 3. ISMOO. P. to Charles B. Gumck, ill 1. *0 Arbor, PhillIps Sec. 13,000. _____ 4.45 4 Mit '04, hRanmt ha 1440715 3kr,ts . 440 440 _____________ ___ . urn.. is . .. 40 rh Gertrude continued to Gretchen from Orange Park. There are also two mom great grandchildren, Jarrell, Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., Mrs. Charles AR73 AND CRAM I' OPEN YEAR ROUND 2YEAROLDSANDUP HOURLY-WEEKLY-DAILY .. . A Modern State Licensed Facility Planned Activities: Arts-Crafts-Music ' Qualified Staff. Large Fenced-in Play-Yard I ________ Put Un. 3,840*. Nagay I *0 Jeanne K., Lot 19 JamisC. Dewsen,Jr.$wf Linda OIln.Amer l4ornis to RIchard 1. Hidden Est. Un. 2, $130400. A. to Larry K. Robinson & *0 Cheri" 5. Ounck, Ill & wf Grace Margaret E., Lot 7. Ilk S, Lock ON" h 11114IN F, OcidO , Lot 23, 1159*: - Khwin, 0(1-550140; P () 114,15*7 t1. c10 U, Winliste. $0 41, 43*1,, ' ., Holley from Lake Wales; and Mrs. Patsy Ellis and her children, Carmen and . Fox, Mrs. Mary Ann offered: 42s S. From% Ave. , 551,044.041 John 1. Route Francis S. Kosli & Sherwood 1. Barbour Jr. 1. *4 Oliver, Tea * $4 $13311' 1 GISIIL'W1II Jilts D. Cuiiun 8*0 Tunic A. to *4 VirgInia., 110 ft 1610113, Ilk A, Mary Jaw F. tO lirbI?i P• .ij 8 C..psr, MIS , 111*141.313 Druid S(4)N10gP14.1)$10.40gy(4.7. JumisM.Nslk,&wfJoyc,C.,4.ol $illsPark,$31400. Ja15F.S09tOur,LONILI4&V, U*av 14l .11140115113 I) ** 11, 51* H. $wnmsrsat N sec 2. AlbunpaytsflHodgs$Ill&AIbsrt Geneva HIs., $114. Item. 1v . $4$ W.M. p Hodges Jr. Owl Jean 0., Un Barbara F. may & Jane F. Sir. ___ , UA t* 4A Blogillianis Schmidt to Loulo J. U9 Alt Hit, loill,2311. bw to Anwds A. Name.LeftIS. 3J 'Citi lad Idiontel,' Phil 10, 4a.i,.s 1.551,4 Martial & *0 Ansi 0., Lot ii, RonatdR.RobInson&*lRosieM. & 17, Geneva HIS. dbs Ra.Sir, WIIII$5W. $0 hi NSisar, All 1De%1SSDMII . 3.55 Gvssnsats hi., *15,9*. . toCerl J. POVPiI&*$CIII4P Lilt Prop.. $15151 *00000415 LIU - LYNN. )) $010 . I .. fo Henry N $hIdrsI 8 Jeyc. J., Section Dreamwold,, 111,110. Mors.L011,W.alherlisM,ftrat.dd, " 9n 311i RigelTWMIM an XI slitiolohism , il 1. MUFFLER CENTER CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL I (Next lo"The School of Dance") Sanford 2334 Elm Ave. ' ItIdIngMower The Wings to Win. A. Harmening sonlando springs Tr 16, sism. Weld D. Hobbs a wt Delish M., Lot Robert D. Pike I,wfMableiineto 404 Springs Oaks Un. S,$09,0S0. SpringsD.srwoodlst.,$14400. MId-Fl.ContrPrtofLot2l,LitllsLk Florida Center 5k to David T. 011oAmer Homes t Jagdlsh J. GA Terr, $10,300. Kaplan Owl Lynne P., Lot ii, Ilk i CMVftt Lot Wile Bill, D. Sterling Jeanne E. Rodgriguelt to John A. Spring Lk Hill% Soc 4 6103AIJ. 151.154. 13.55. 440 $. 1111)4133.331 7$atd.$ at the Wilson estate in Paola, and remained there after their deaths 12 noon; Tuesday and Thur. Oct. 17; AEC No. 11; Fee: $15 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday; Sept. 4 to . ________________________________________________________ Homes 114434 134W Kemp. Del attending the fete were Mrs. Holley Bradley and her children, Bill and Th e foll owing classes will be 9 p.m.; Tuesday; Sept. 11 to p.m.; Monday; Sept. 10th Dec. Sept. 6 to Oct. 18; 11 HOUSE ,• $wl$tina*., 1.163. 1111k A. The 14404.4° 3 44*120.314 lRsdstte John E. Fox In 1945. Until her husband's death, the couple lived with his aunts permits," Gertrude said. "And my pet project is to urs- 119; Fee: $15. ,~:I, /,% ft on through ThUdaY 9th company just out ci habit," paying too much. MONDAY NIGHT PiretSame says office manager Steve Next time, take a few working persons convenience. Leaders S G&dos.Mdrs '° " Blair. minutes, give Blair a call and Drop by or call 323-3166 or 323. 2Arans.DlagelI 70 3.30 Siffing By shopping for insurance, save yourself some bucks. 3V$ctor.Garardo 7710 for a quote. - ADV. (haled on * at heIs) • (1.1)1440* PP (4.24)304.00. National '-"in 1IC..d limo SAl H P16. 2 lrusta.Oerardo 1440 5.10 £io , HrrvWz, St.'. 12240 N1.3411 4Oatdso-Mandi* Tmpttn, $1.1. 114114144.330 1$antl-Dlagati 5.00 340 5.55 REALTY TRANSFERS . 110 30 Its A" from -. __________________________________________ I Steve and Genie Blair of Blair Agency d any property damage you day when the weather Ga., 0 !U ____ . SApralz-Enrlque 0(1.4239.30; P12-1)130.20,7(3.1. shop around for their in- merely remewed your In- 131.331 These ____ "idoM bs In Thomasville, moved to Sanford DeLand as the bride of eight grandchildren, ,,who all helped toward the flowers and cake," she said. Her grandchildren Call Blair Agency at 323.3866 at Seattle, night 1U4 A Baptist Church. "I swim in the pool every Oct. 19; H- Wednesday; Sept. 12 to Oct. 17; Tuesday; Sept. 11 to Oct. i; Instrument Pilot Ground Program at Seminole Corn- 7 t lb p.m.; Tuesday; Sept. 11 13; G.106; Fee: $5. ucrls for health & Beauty 119; Fee:$15...ancL] to 2p.m.; 11-119; Fee: $7.50. School7 t 10 p.m.; Monday; 7:30 to 9:30 pot; Tuesday. Sabal Palm Club; Fee: $20. munity College, new classes toOct.16; AECNo.11Fee:$20. Modem Dance Oct. Monday; Sept. lOto fl; Hwill be starting in September. Yoga - 8 to 9:30 p.m.; Sept. l0toNuv. 12; L-112; Fee: Sept.11 tuOct. 30; (;l29; Fee: Advanced Stained Glass Monday; Sept. 10 to Dec. 17; 11- 119; Fee: $15...and ... 1O to 11 Aerobics-Theory and Monday; Sept. 10 to Oct. ; it. $15. 7t Th Obedience supporting by student fees at no 13 to Oct. 18; AEC No. 11 Fee: Monday; Sept. 10th Dec. 17; H- 23; 11.119; Fee: $15. Cake day; Sept. 6 to Dec. 13; 11-119; expense to the taxpayer. For $29. (;Oil 9 to 11 a.m.; SaturBasic 7 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday; io p.m.; Wednesday; Sept. 12 to '119 Fee: $20. JazzDance-Ezerclse ii - Fee: _____ Sept. 11 to Oct. 23; North west Oct. 17; J.f; Fee: $15. day; Sept. 8 to Nov. 17; S information, call the college. Ceramic Tile PUug -7 to Community Chori. - 7 to 10 10:30 a.m. to noon; Th ursday; ___________________________________ SANFOD TIRE ': ,J I I .Plmol~ . _ Oakland Chicago at MOw, night Sosfon at Mini, night Now York at Kan City, night An director of the Leisure Time THE GINGERBREAD . those drivers who have a for their insurance. If you just or 323-7710 and discover y 13.00 3.10 1.30 problem with their records. got tired of calling around for their slogan is "Personalized 4.20 4.30 "N the time for peopleto quotes on your Insurance, or Service is our Business." 1.30 ZOasIl.Bedlola lRamon.Waily people. two all the work." Gertrude, who was born . SCC Leisure Time Program To Begin Fall Classes ROA $2 95 .95RETAIL - ,s,,sj.w.,', '' ' _______ I Twelfth Game WedasideY's Games Cleveland at California Mrs. J. L Jackson Mrs. Melvin Wilkins, Mrs. W. R. Fort, Mrs. Herbert , "This is is just lovely - and the food Is delicious." HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS .C I*I Msi t 10.40 3.00 1) 371.00. -between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. unidentified woman said, WITH THE PURCHASE OF 4 how m Mo U1001 Is"Nom am coo an 3.80 create, and will be forced to pay llanti.Pradira p.m. Matffiwa, Aft :. ___________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ for all law suits. So, don't you not only get the best price If you have any questions but you will also discover who is about the outstanding gamble wi th your future, buy Ilevonik Gm. interested in you as a client." ' reputation of Blair Agency, ask he probably has Drivers who have violations your Primarily, Blair Agency or "At-Fault" accidents on insurance with Blair now. IViCtor.Mandlola 5 00 Q(44)03I,PthMII3.Is,Tu4. deals in non-standard risks, or theirrecordspayalotofmoney ______ OritNy, CM '4 0 (1-1)44.201 P(5-1) 111.111 T ls.l. at California Frost un, 10:30 Winhlild, SD '( At.. Y.M'-..: , ) PIP 5.40 3.20 1 Oscar.lsldno 1:33 P.M. Cleveland (Paxton i-i) 1t1SL* Te*fftOame King, Mrs. Charles Hayes, merriment .and happy. ATLAS : 1, surance for tags. Blair warns clients not to get caught in the 630 3.20 ............... Palmetto Ave., Sanford, her daughters Gertrude has registry, pouring and The home was alive with 4 -.,-," GET YOUR RAND MCNAU,Y DELUXE I '. A, Personal Injury Protection 14.40430 3.10 does not to help thecllent if O.M. " ; ! competent in evaluating each a4i.si', P14.oiloe.N,t(4.4. . . _____13.10), 4:30 nelofa (Koosntan Toronto -:--.; . _____ well ,,.,. , ,,, . SIAI Boston (Tudor 0.0) at Mn. serving were Mrs. Howell looking til - -versed In explaining 19A 11.40 7.20 Texas (Corner 124) at Bahl. lOscar Assisting the hostesses in greeting, keeping the guest - TUES. S IWED. SENIOR CITIZENS SHAMPOO& SET $3.50 Closed Monday - Phone 322-5122 Sanford 10025. French Aye, ______ =06 1 ' Ninth Same 13 and MItchell 2.1), . i P.M. Detroit 1.00 0(3.S)71.II,P(14)114.IS,T(5.3. T1,01111111 More than 75 guests were invited to the "no gifts please" brunch held at Gertrude's home, 1922 1 '4K All other services 25% off i Ag LflNt rs, for more individual's insurance needs. 3 l$iUA1I'leti Today's Games p.m. ir 5.40 concerning the required 1n Wallis 7, Toronto 4 ........ t Ii B I a location at 2510 S. Oak Ave. Blair's staff of underwriters Q(4I)7L40iP($.4)11I.4ST(5.4. 4)1140.00. 1101% Game New York V. Kan City 4 CalifornIa 6, Cleveland s Detroit It Oakland 3 .... I 5 Egana.Waily Minnesota 10, Boston 5 11111401I.-VA years. 4.00 SSiiaRodoifo homemade cheese rounds and birthdaY cake, % W~ om CONDITION 1 499 have made into its present Seventh Game Baltimore 3, lxii o lkmore $ W be marked by the moves they 1) 320.10. Monday's Raiifls cIicago k iIlsa.Enrique Minn Kan City ex c Genie Blair, owner of the Blair Agency, has been in the Q(l.3)4L01;P(3.fl 132.30; T(3-1 W L Pd. GB - 4) 314.11. 79 35 Chicago $C1vifl gs ' Besides ____________________________________ Um 25 West Calif e - Betty Jane Bradley of Lake . Wales. 11111110-sasse` GRAND OPENING SPECIAL I FifthGams The growth of Blair Agency, 17.601,00 4.40 1 Egena-GoIrl 7,10 '4.00 since Its beginning in 1911, can IS 59 .531 14 39 $3 .311 42 41 13 .442 20 ~1.1 4 NNINNINI§. -- ADVERTISING 1.80 3.10 4.30 Mflwauke 7431. 7½ Detroit h vegetables and reiishes, 11 WAVE C . Gilliland of Sycamore, and . I Fox and Mrs. Donald trays containing a lusciois layered sandwich loaf, carved fresh pineapples arranged with a variety of melon balls and other fresh fruits, colorful assorted wuw**i ' n Kurl r I , , For Car 1) 31780 But 0 1. I . J ADVERTISING . Men thrif Fri III-II.-Sun. 12.1 4.20 3.20 A mer$r League Fox.. Jones. citrus her 75th birthday, Aug. 17. The hostesses were her two daughters, Lucille Consignment Fashions •,, Hwy. 434 if 431 ~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NrAm A&e1eltis Advertising By - 1 Arco 10.10 0(3.4)1261, P14.3)130.41,1 is, night Ro" UJAW 20.10 13.40 3.00 3vcandl Atlanta at Phiia, night Montrea l at Cinci, night Prepared BUSINESS ~ Third Game IZubi Gertrude The buffet brunch was served from a round table in the dining room. Surrounding the punch bowl of punch were The envelope was postmark ed Sycamore, M. . Inside was a lovely invitation to a brunch honoring Gertrude Fox on . .11 ningilemWd . FirstGame Houston it New York Honors * . NOW I Call 322-2611 Review 1)1"7.21100(9.1)20.". San Francisco at Pittsburgh Clevelnd Fifth Race D4l.39.30 PIrstlacsD4.14T32.14 DAYTONA IIACH a ., -S OURSELVES - 2,544; Handle 1193.534. A Ninth Race C1-1&T.31.72 .'. Cincinnati (Slaver 11-5), 1:03 3DomIngo.P.clna 3.10 p.m. 0 (4.4)79.04s P ($4'3) 441.11. Houston (LaCerte 1.1) at New York (Falcone 4.9), 1:01 p.m. 1 Domingo-Garde 104 140 3.00 San Diego (Shirley 3.12) at 7Arano.Oasti II 3.10 3.00 St. Louis (B. Fend, 410), 5:35 IVicandiPnadera 4.00 p.m, 0(1.7)4t$IP(1.1)12410g1(1.1. W resdey's Games ou •) . .~1.0 1. MONDAY MATINRI at Pittsburgh (KINn "), 7:Z Brunch By DORIS DIETRICH Editor - BUSInOSS Jai Alai of 6-8) San Dgo at St. L Q d disabled list. Philadelphia (Lech 1.11), 7:35 6 5.20 outfielder Jose Cardinal on the 2) Los Angeles (Sutton 10.12) Aug. 21, 979-1 idn't D I:r!:I.M[.I.1 Chicago (Caudill 0.4), 2:30 p.m. Atlanta Birthday (3.2.7) 2.443.60. 2.4) 1,123.00. 3 Boo Boo's Baby 11.00 7.00 4.20 4)1.111.60. Twelf th Race C 1,1. 30.94 Eighth Race DI. T. 39.01 Fowiffi Race 1 ¼ 7. 24.31 2 Time And Again 3.20 3.10 2 Manatee Brenda 15.90 7.40 3.60 69.20 7,00 3.80 Cotton Review Ruth 4.10 4.40 1.40 3 Gold Coast 3.00 4 1 NIxon Whitey 4.20 3.00 4.20 1 K.C. Denim 3.20 6.00 2 Clareguns Phil (3.3) 2940, P (3-2) 0.34, 1 (3.2. 7 The Pheasant 3.60 8 Black Limo 3.10 5.44 7 All TheMore 4) 211.11. 2 Keel Master 0(2-4) 41.00, P (2-4) 127.10, T (2.4. 0(2-3) 34.20. P (3.2) 210.00, 1 (220(4.7) 24.60, P (4.7) 102.00, T (44. A 1,609; Handle 4172.004. 1 622.40. MONDAY NIGHT 2)841.60. hander Ray Burns on waivers from (All Times ROT) Tuesday, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII contract 00 outfielder Montreal S. Cincinnati 2 Houston s, York 1 St. Louis , San Diego Sanford, Ft. - Time Bomber PovrTh Race Cl14T 3202 Transactions Mesday'. ItN Chicago 2, Los Angeles 1 Ev.&ng Herald, ) 42.20 and Atlanta OURSELVES . MISS . - San Diego TrIxshot Reaper . American Leagee W 4. PCI. 08 shall, Minn 25; Kern, TexMar. 20; 71 14 Clev 14; Stanhouse, 69 57 .54 2½ Mong,, Bait Clear, Cal 13. 57 47 .460 13½ 57 40 .154 11 53 73 .421 10½ 4 77 , Los Ang San Fran (3. 0) 2.60 West Houston CInci (1.4) 24.24, P (4.1) 14.44, 1 (4.. Richard, 2 Hou Baseball 11.20 5.80 5.00 7 Mountn UncOuth 7.00 3.40 3.60 12.20 4.60 3.40 1 Lena Con 0 4.44 2 104.40, P (13) 240.20, 1 (4- 3 Swift 340 4.10 5.60 1.20 4 K'S Cinderella 3.40 3.00 1 Chessy 3-1) 4U.3L 0(44) 42.44, P(44)122.10,7(44. 1 Shirain 3.10 1.20 6 Miss Ring PeCO 6.20 5 Perplexed Edna 3 Swift Top Sioffi Race C$.11'y. 31.44 3) 435.40. Sacaild RaceD 5167. 32.34 10.30, 1 (7.4(1-4) 0(4.7)37.20, P (1-4. 7 41.10, P (14) 14.20, Q(1-4) RP'sG.orgsous 1.60 3.20 3,30 1 Lit It Ride Q(12) 24.20, P (7•1) 73.50,1 (2.1. 9.20 4.00 2.10 TseIk Race AS-14,T.31.16 133.00. Safari Act s 210.40. Mountalnolamo Green Meadow 12.40 410 3.40 20 JS1.6 3.20 Tenth Race ll-16'T31.S1..Sixth race ll.16T.3t.4S Second Race CS-14T.31.M 1 .,orlln 4.20 S EO'sJomoRun 4.00 3 CharlliGoodbie 440 3,44 9.00 1.00 360 7 WP Ranger 440 lAO 13.00 6.40 310 8 K's Matador 9.60 Baby Lee Along F. 0(11)14.40, P (II) 41.10, 1 The Coast 0(34)11.20 P (20) 21.90, T (2-0S 3.20 3.40 3.60 8 SedgemOOr 3.00 3.20 Kea 23.00 5.60 5 Diver 1)231.80. 1) $1.21. 0(3.4)21.44, P (4.3) 73.I0,T (4.3. S Vlv's Connie 6.20 5.10 1 Joe Laudes 4.10 6 Real Easy Seventh 1 EraStar Race 5.161. 31.49 1)141.40. fll.d Race 5147. 32.42 Anna a. 0(7.4) 34.60, P(74)U.40, 1:1 0(50) 12.40, P (I'S) 73.20.1(4.5. 0(41) 121.40, P(44) 143.10.1 (4. 1 9.00 4.20 4.80 1 Straight Lee 6.00 4.40 6.20 Eleventh Race Dl-14732.$$ 1)244.40. 61 310.00. • Give And Go 7.10 3.40 $ Judd Dillon 19.40 7.V S ChargingConnor 2010 12.40 8.00 I-I) 1,143.0. Eleventh Race AS-1T.3I.S9 Seventh Race Al-147.31.62 fllrdRace ll.161.31.73 4.20 1 Able Art 2 .fohnnyCrulsic 6.40 3.10 3.60 6 Fluid Drive 60.80 6.40 17.60 3.40 4.10 3 Super Smooth 15.00 7.00 4.60 7 Cheerful Chap Knox 6 Dublin Dolly 45.00 I Rocky 0(14) 23.04, P (1.0) 99.00, 1 (14. 0(14) 90.40. P (II) 141.60, T (14. 22.00 440 11.00 7.10 2 Racing Profit 7.20 1.60 2 Carry Dody 2) 41.40. 0(14) 43.40, P (4.1) 111.1ST 15 Daytona Anna 6)7)9.00. 2.10 5.60 7 Target Irene 6.00 4 14) 1199.40. 4 Favorite Dish 0 1) 300.40. . .-- -. ' ' .,. ." E' ' " . ..: r. . - , -. . . ... . - '. .. p : .•L ____________ 1 . 1 ' .- " �BLONDIE a ld, Sanford, Fl. Tuesdsy,Ag. 21,17 21-Evinlng Her by ClUe Young ACROSS I Antiseptic hg. uid 7 Greek see I FWPff MDY0H, NPSST WOW! I4'1, KIP... IJ(CI(EL __ ~ 2 E LLW... - V Swollen Ankles : ______________ IQIUlINIEISI IhIUItI1l IINIulINIdI PI0Ithls1hlNI - ( I FOR IT.-0 10 ________ Serious Problem ? : * DR. LAMB - I am a 57-year-old woman In genera lly good health. About two months DEAR 'agomyanklesstartedswelllng. Iam NOT ASSMART\ 11rDAD(N flilisse LIKES ASITHOuGHT! I For Wednesday, iq . IL1 . s-&_fl by Al V.rme.r _ . PRISCILLA'S POP ' I 'VE PECIPEP THERE ARE PLENTY OF OTHER FISH I I IN THE SEA (Gc)I flNG'iCLYtO ME JUST tSNT k THE TULE. / Satuma Dr. & Temple Dr. 2:52 Vihien Rd I Citrus Dr. 2:25 - 221 2:22 OldLakeM1ryRd.__ South ofAi,.po Blvd. 2:27 Crystal Lake Ave & 2nd St (Scout Hut) 2:30 C.l313rd5t,(Tran,rfo&fromBus1$,) 234 Country Club Rd I Grand Bend Ave. 23S Cou ntry Club Rd I Frederick Ave. 2:37 Country Club Rd & Rantoul Lane Afternoon trips for all students. Time Bus 122 Driver Ms. O.L. Walker Geneva Garden, Dreamwsld, Weedmers, Piiwcrest 2:13 Ridgewood Ave & Terrance Dr. 2:25 GeorgIa Ave I Santa Sarb.rs Dr 2:20 Laurel Avs& 27th St 2:30 Sanford Ave & Woodmere Blvd. 2:31 Sanford Ave. 25th St. f,;.~ PRANK AND ERNEST by Stais Lie and Jibes fto - by IakThavi EW)4J\ 1rT - .5, 11111' allied . AND ir F If TIN AND fta A&L. $vmnwlinAveI Wymewoad Or 0:17 11101 N O W Dr. a. C11 okI, Cfr...................................3:03 "" • R.N. Track ____ I;* NAftW11110 A" v M 3 & I~ Or I. isa . ,, I? W I amiss . S . .. . - - . I : - • t'. by *a1S Lasso lFb(JFrMKITI IMNTAOtfl'i.AV. s* $I011 AVe IK..Wvc*yAve 1:41 Osi.AvelMerivotisAve "' . I .~- . . 1. I ~ - ' " ~' L ' slutIIIIuI.1#Iul_lI#/ ~ . V $ SUNLAND ESTATES (SOUThEAST) $U NIANO I$TAT15,MaalNs 1sVIL i GENEVA ELEMENTARY P.M. LMIHAINIVAIiA.ieJsaap . - .- .- 00 OWMNd1$e.It1d ............................. 1:11 sk OldMlouNd.$Csickaispu.napslelt .......................3:1* 1k Old 1510510.1 JVROIC NI. I 11 lb 4k. k R ! . I 10 - ki ~ I . A V :' i .. . ": e S iIsusa Loft Nims . ii 4.aWltoras,5d.$ Ff. LausN .......................... ..... 1:15 )I 4.l06h,,iId,&SaNIt ......... ............••'.19 b L NannsV SI. I Lm.oN 1 .. . . : Lsamevad."S.sser'1I - J- . 0. ) ,.-. -%-6W#-," -0-lr o~-"-,10. ~ - .~ - .. . . - - .. . ... . -. W1iLt.1 L-II - __ • ,-.-_tM._ -. Vt - I . p • '•-t- '..u,... 'u_CI.. w4S-ilku -. SI__i...... .p. •••••4•• - - • -. . - -- - - - • -. .-.. .- .l.•* I • ••• 4•• . -• -. s' -- -s- __ s'•---- .*.._I_jg _____ _____ ' __ . • , A ,. .w. . - s' l.*fly . -4 P5 IV - : A MI 0:10 CN-427IO.IA,, SN426I Aubreys" Stop......................................3:02 5:05 SR.I26I Pin* St ..........................................3:03 Bus Ill Driver Ms. J. Lane CR.419, LAKE MILLS, CHULA VISTA, CHULUOTA 1:10 CR415I"Gore's"Stop ............ . ..........................3:10 7:43 Lake Mills Rd. I istAve.......................................3:30 1:43 Lake Mills Rd. & Lakeview Ave.................................3:37 1:44 Lake Mills Rd. & Fort Christmas Rd................ . ...... .... 3:36 7:44 LikIMIllIRd.lChuluotacejeqy rn ........................... 3:30 7:15 Curryville Rd.I"Ever,ts. Stop ..............................3:26 7:30 Curryvlile Rd. 1 Lake Picket t E states ..........................3:27 (2nd entrance) 7:51 Curryville Rd. & Egg Farm Rd. (turn.e.round) ................. 3:20 7:51 Brumley Rd.1sj,.rve R ........................3:21 1:55 Brumley Rd. & Aqullla Rd......................................3:20 0:01 Clerview Rd. I Groveland Dr. ................................ ....3:15 0:04 Groveiand Dr. I Snow omDr................................3:17 5:06 Snow "III Rd.IOverIookDr....................................3:11 0:07 SnOwHUIRd.&LakeMullsRd..................................3:13 5:05 CR4195.Ave.A ...............................................3:10 0:11 CR.41I"Best's"Stop........................................ 3:00 5:13 CR.I1II"Steimetz's"Stop ..................................3:06 7:59 SR)4l9I7thst.................................................3. 56 5:00 Tropk..iAve.&np,st..........................................3 .57 $03 Ave EI6thSt 35$ 003 Ave EISthSt 255 0:04 Ave. G& 3rd St.................................................3:01 Busl6lDrIverMr.J.Byn,e. CHULUOTA (NORTH) 0:00 SR.4lSISthSt..................................................2:S' 0:03 Ave-C& 3rd Ct ................................................. 5:04 Ave. C& 2nd $t ................................................ 0:01 Ave. C & 1st St.......................................... ... .... 3:07 303 - 0:31 Ns.lIlNsngk$f................................................ AC*DGMYMMI*LUNCOSJNNS*IST$ a. Haven • Pine . .• . •• -- .e,lllDnivuM$.J.4.aa, "VAL Avg AM . A*4s- Ave R&sffiSt. ! ' IN • .t. - .vlThwv Rd. OrallSaw.Iaeyef*nesapis ..................3:50 -- CHULUOTA . I ls35v.esss.iss,n 0:13 - . alm Valley Club House $13301 Carrigan A ve Chapman Rd. IS,hSt. ,.a 510 CLdlIW*ISUI.......................................... 2:35 - 1:34 AlrpsrtBM.&C.wsl,ydIvbld. ' p . 'I_ . At. 0:10 Hel*$I.$a.k.ml..........................................3:50 lisUDfWwMs.W1'Iss$()ot$sIIyeor) HAMMOCK, SR4; a BUS 63 Driver Ms. S. Me" 11111111-111% CHAPMAN NO,15Ll6 1:10 $LflOIC nd .........................................2:IP seslnwaa,,e - : 1:32 SR .4l9&"Hen4rls" Antiques BNNBrK,IIIMI, I. ft'-j ____ SlIbVlIWNsllYssr) . Bus 142 Driver Ms. S. Bennett MITCH ELL HAMMOCK RD,CHApMAN RDSLAVIA 1:00 Chapman Pd. 8.n.k Cir ...........2:56 0:03 Chapman Rd. 15th St ...................... . . .......... . ... . .......2:55 5:04 Chapman Rd-at thecemetery. .............................. 2:59 5:05 SRI26lLutheran Haven .....................................3:00 0:06 SRI26IOid Goldenrod Rd.... ................ .................3:01 0:07 ftmk - • 0:20 SR520I Douglas "Stop .................................. 3:02 133 $R.41ISpni St. 1:41 $*41 I Wagner Curve SOS101WA&16(U$N) 0:51 NedkIt. $$.lI.,.Or ....... ... 0:10 CLdlIMItS4Is ..........................................301 3:00 - dSV5iflSl Tim. . : 5:35 CIIINII'VCIuSIO.(WIWeIAS.I,BM) ... .... . " ........... .... j:ii IN Bus 62 Driver Ms. S. Monroe ALAFA TRAIL, PALM VALLEY 0:01 SR .5201 Beasley Rd .......... 2:51 5:09 SR 5201 Lake Ave........ . .................. 1:13 SR.320IPalm Valley Club House ............................2:33 2:57 5:15 SR.53O&CarriganAve............................................2:59 5:17 Washington Ave. Ave- onLake Mayes Rd................... 3:00 111 SRS201Chapman Rd .........................................3.0) 1:30 Rud 1:21 Van Ansealest Flol Florida 1:39 Howard Ave. I DeLeon LAKE ORIENTA ELEMENTARY - . 505 i oisaryidT1imot,1hs,, ., But 44 Driver Ms.M. Bowman HARRISON DRIVE 115 ReedRd.&HarrssonDr.(GIrsOnIy, -. .................2:40 Afternoon trips for kindergarten students .. :; : $.1.dAtV . 0:13 Old LlhaMWyRd.$IIthSt.................................... .. 2:35 CoulWTyClwI Md. (gaotefAl,,,Stvd, ........................110 _flfl'f$DiS4SMs,il.................................3:L L . 016 CollissOr • SR-I2dIWaishSt..........................................2:30 0:00 1st St. & Ave. C ................................................ 3:04 0:07 1:0 N4" 10, A" ct 11:111111 M yrtle Ave. $ LIU AVI. -s . N4 "00 A". &i 100 Dr.& Aisles Ln - lepo"N ", I ap 40.COUNTRY CLUB MD - 5:13 1:16 Reed Rd. & Harrison Dr. (Boys Only) ................... 2:10 ... SsslflD..O.w.Is.r .- -. • SR.l26l Seminole Retreat Ranch ............................ 2:55 1:11 SR - 426& Welsh's" Stop..................................2:52 5:12 SR.426& Overton's" Stop . ............................3:51 2fldSt.I"John's"Stop ........................................3:0$ .. 1:11 SunlandDr.Ioron.4.c ourt .................................. 3:53 0:17 SOW"Dr. ..........................3:54 , Orar Rd I "Pritchard's" Sto p . . •5 II ........................................: - r"-'--••--------- 111:211 On as Do Bairdol Ave $ K tucky Ave 3:a 1:35 Cdl & l4erse stasis Ii 141 Cdl I Prances ' .d NIlSii 0:10 Chereka.Cw.&Hou$.No.7O,..................................3:53 . r.....................................As . .eardeIiAvs&MMrelt.tien $1., 2 C-eD (04.0 ORLANDONISNWAY), JII$UP HAMMOCK, 11011 SPRlN 134 EaMRd-$oulhot$CC.1:3s C407IGsqDrIye 0:36 WSIdIIN Dr. IO,,$WCW ...................................3:07 .....................I .uvWHIi,Rd..OfdMims Rd..................................3:02 :j.446& Jaeger s Stop ......................................3:00 •:J CHULUOTA (SOUTH) S151* Driver Ms.D NeI (lot NoISY.r lssSlD,ivVM..L lnsdwav(talNaWvssi SUNLANDI$TATI$(NOSTNw$5y) 51.4*11 $1100 Ave Ces Avi I"LIPII's" lisp . LA NO1STATIS,(540,,,, 000 Iaywood Dr. &Tuc5.evbr . 710 Geneva ElemSchooi . : ............................. ut .. . I5•5fl) k*4dAve&HlphWay Ben lflDrlverMsD.Plsuegln ' Bus I2l Driver Ms. M.GlIb,f1 GINEVA.$R.42&,HAwsI$ON DR (OV%t0Q 5:11 CR.Il9ILockwoodRd.........................................3.04 0:15 CRll5ldarolynOr...........................................3.53 B 113 Driver Ms. T. SIIIMfl ryAve. v 350 0:10 BroWn Dr. $.MIddleol Block ...................................3:02 5:12 BeywoodCIr.(Midleof Slick) ................................3:04 0:11 Saywood dr. & Wynn Dr.......................................3:06 8:15 WYnn Or- &IoyQ Cif.......................................3:11 SesISIDrfvsrMs.ss.B..low . ra . :! i'!!1!!! 'i _____ Ova I" Cam" dlv, Eas5$aalsrd $lmforp*lrpir$ 25th St & Orange Ave AMSR . ve. A• 3:02 0:13 d2OVanArsdalesf..........................................2:56 ..................... •• ........................ . 1:13 SR-426& Snow Hill Kennels ....................................2:54 5:16 SR- 426& "Pippifl's' Stop .................................2:53 0:15 SR.4261"Mcleod's" Stop .....................................2:51 1:19 SR126&CrystaiAve..........................................2:50 5:20 SR .4265 Celery Ave... . . - . .......................2:49 2:54 ...................... 2:30 5:27 peal 5 0:07 Howard Ave. & Oklahoma St. 5:05 Howard Ave. &K Stone St. ................................3:01 5:10 Stone St. & Florida Ave.....................................2:55 0:12 Van Arsdole & Florida Ave................................. ...2:57 5:05 Lake Mary Blvd &Art ......................................3:11 5:00 LakeMary SIvd&Gr0v,viewvili,go .........................3:05 0:15 RInehart Rd. IMdlrsonln ..................................3+01 0:30 Lon9wood.Lake Mary Rd.II plws . $,op ................... 1:23 Longwood.LakeM.ry Rd. & "Murphy's" Stop ..................2:54 2:54 1:25 .......... ............. 0:32 Falr$and Cir. ILakeview Or ...................................3:05 In 125 Driver Ms. it. Williams RINEHART RD. GROVIVIEW VILLAGE, LONGW000.LAlcs MARY RD. -- • . 0:25 LakeMInnjeDr.&L,$id,.................................3:07 $ Dr 5:21 Ridgewood Ave. 1, Terrace Dr. ................................. 1.36 Afternoon trips for KIn4,rgoit,n Students IDYLLWILDI ELEMENTARY SCHO See l55 Driver Ms.c.Bui,5s,(5p$y,1 A.M. P.M. Svs III DrIvsfMs. M. ROM (iyea,) Time Time COUNTRY CLUB NEISNTS,L0NSO.1g1y10 BvBSl Driver Ms,A. Wiliiamss., 1:34 CII & Countryside Baptist ACADEMY MANOR (NORTH) 1:35 C.hl I Continental Blvd 5:15 Academy Ave. III Tuskeg.eSt. ............................. . .... 2:10 1:30 LOIlSwsod.L..ke Mary Rd. I Acorn I.M. 5:17 ACademy Ave. (Middle cp,Block) ...............................3:00 1:35 Longwood.L.ake Mary Rd. & Howard Bl vd Busij Driver Ms. J,Baker 1:43 Rinehart Rd. I Anderson In ACADEMY MANOR (SOUTH) Bus i$ Driver 46s. X. WIflhasi$fl$N$NYN,) 0:19 Bethune Circle (NORTH) Middle of Block ......................2:15 lvi 135 DrivirMs. N. WIlliams (led Half Year) 5:21 Bethune Circle (SOUTH) Mlddleof Block ......................3:56 GROVEVIEW, PARK RIDGE, NIDOIN LAKE, NISNWAY 17.92, PIVE Bvsii6 Driver Ms P. 1111011:11411, POINTSANIA LINCOLN HIIGHTS 1:35 Lake Mary Blvd. I Sir Lence Dr. 5:20 Truman Slvd.& Knox Ave ...................................... 2:57 1:37 LakeMary Blvd& Art Ln 5:23 23rd5t.& Williams Ave . ....................................... 2:14 1:30 Ridge Or. I Falrland Cli Bus 100 Driver Ms. A. $sige' 1:35 Drlftwod La & Lake Minnie Dr. LINCOLN HEIGHTS 1:41 HIdden Like Dr. & Finewlnde , 0:12 CoolldgeAve. I Truman Blvd ..................................2:17 1:16 Hwy 17.92 & Country Heme Rd 0:15 Coolidge Ave. (End of Street) ..................................3:50 147 Hwy 17.92 I Millir's Motif lvi l0t Driver Ms. P.Cestefto 1:50 Hwy & $1.115 GRIININIAN,TIU'pf'$RI,N BuslIDrIvirMs. U. Rakie$Ia(I$ Half Y50,) 5:35 Country Club Rd. IKingswOOdct. .............................2:55 Sol III DrlvrMoS,*Iedy(,edfye.,) 0:21 Country Club Rd. gLJnIM Ln. ..................................2:17 1:23 Rantoul Ln. IhlghlandCt ...................................... 2:11 . SAL Al. 0:21 CI6AI Bunker LII.............................................253 I:: I54.: SAL . ,, .'. . 5:07 SR - 41 ............................ .................3:07 5:05 SR.4191"Hendrix" Antiques ..................................3:05 0:10 SR419&'Strickland's" Stop .................................3:04 0:11 SR4191. "Weaver's Stop . ....................................3:03 1:12 SR•4151"Lambrowi"Stop.. ..... ............................3:02 1:13 SR .4151 Artesia St. - .............. 3:01 5:15 DeLeon 5t.&"fl&W"Growers.. ......................... 2:59 1:17 Empeoria StII "Smart's" Stop ..............................2:53 1:19 Palmetto St. & Orangewood Dr. . ......... ............ ...2:51 0:20 CarissaLn& Mimosa Tr .. S 2:50 Bus 125 Driver Ms. F. Bennett OVIEDO, BLACK HAMMOCK 1:05 FlorldaAve.&EImSt. ..................................3:04 0:06 Elm St. & Howard Ave. ... . 3:03 5:31 Lake Minnie Or.ILakeview Or ................................ 3:06 ArMy Tucker Drive 3' 2:21 Hester Ave & Myrtle Ave 2:35 Myrtle AveIAiagnoII. Ave vet Ave I" 'B" St Si Ms.4AveILakeAve 4) M'rtfoAvelSii&oqd Ave $adsrdAvelMlchigenAve 2i0 Sanford AVII Oak Way ISnierd AvI "Van Hoe-bulls' "Stop $oedend Ave & Pkw Way guacs-, FIPYI. t11. U TUMILEWUDS II. DRIAMWOLD,MASTIR'S COVE, RIDOIW000ARMS GENEVA GARDENS 0:13 Santa Barbara Dr. I Iroquois Ave..............................3:03 1:14 Santa Barbara Dr. IEI Portal Ave. ............................3:02 5:17 Santa Barbara Dr.IMarshall Ave. ............................3:01 5:20 Ridg.wood Ave. I Ridgewood Arms ApIs.......................2:55 2:33 Sn-4V So CarrWp Cove Sanford Ave & C.42?OLDORLANDOHIGNWAY.(CARRIAGICOVI) C.137& Carriage Cove (No,t1, Entrance) .............................3:03 $12 Cl2iI Bedford Nd.............................................3:04 5:13 C42iI Tucker O,..............................................3:03 1:14 C427& Nolan ld ..............................................3:02 5:13 C.427 & Francis Ave ...........3:00 ............................................ Ius1Drlver me. D.s,, JESIUP HAMMOCK, .1011SPRINGS 1:10 Sanford Ave.&OakwayAv,....................................3:11 0:12 SantordAve.1Mlcfflg.nAve................................ ... 3:12 1:13 Sanford Ave. I Myrtle Ave .....................................:11 3 1:11 Myrtle Ave. I Lake Ave .........................................3 0:27 No.10DrIflj............................................ .....3:00 7:15 Park Ave. IAirport Blvd ......................................312 7:50 Park Ave. I27thSt.............................................3:10 7:52 French Ave. &flthSt..........................................3:06 . 5:01 SR.4191 Brantley Rd - ...............................3:12 0:05 SR.41& Dyson Ranch ........................................ 3:09 Iws745 Driver Mg.C.pq PARK RIDSI,NIDDIN LAKE 5:20 Hidden Lake Dr. 5. Plum TreeCt, .............................3:15 5:23 Plniwoods Dr. 5. PInewgg C?. ................................ 3:12 5:26 Lake Mary Slvd&Driflw ...............................3:05 Bus 23 Driver Mr. K. Cracker 1.010 ORLANDO HIGHWAY, PINICRI$T, P101*1 HEIGHTS 1:35 C427I Rose Dr .............................................. .. 3:15 7:10 C137 I Biedor Ave. (Plnocr.st Elem. also) .....................3:17 7:43 C.427 I Laurel Ave. (Pinecrest Elem. also) ..................... 3:20 P.M. Time Bus 17 Driver Ms. P. Vance SR419(West), BLACK HAMMOCK, GARDEN GROVE 5:00 SRlltI Wagner Curve ...................................... 3:13 0:23 C475,Mjltor's Metal ..........................................2:53 5:25 Country Club U.& Continental Blvd. ............................... 0:29 Country Club Rd. I Countryside $a0,. ................ 2:54 2:32 GOLDSBORO ELEMENTAR Y Svs)*Ddv.r Ms.D.Neusk lalorLJsos.pNa.m.ca.,uleer$rlas,c.n7 44 21ai Its $115 If A .M. Time 0 1:20 No.300lunsetDr .............................................. .............2:57 1:22 NwyJ?.fl&5*.4)5(govflofenc,1per., ............... 2:55 14 Osceola Rd. I "Parton's" Stop 1•4 Osceola Rd I "Gum's" Stop 1½½ Osceola Rd I "lbbarroda's" Stop 1'/s7 Osceola Rd I Saw Mill 1:49 Osceola Rd. & "Harmon's" Stop 2110 Sanford AveI Sonora Blvd \--j, 11 °vr You ' RI R fl-.fll " LOCKHART AREA (lAST OF AIRPORT BLVD I WISTOP SOUTH. WEST ID) 1:13 15th St. & Hawkins Ave.........................................3:03 0:15 lSth St. IMcCarthy Ave........ ............................... .3:03 T W LAWTON ELEMENTARY Swill) DrlverM,.M.1.es. 1:35 Lake Geneva Rd. & "Geiger's" stop 1:3, La ke Geneva Rd. "Bray'," Stop 1:40 Lake Geneva Rd. I "Tile's" Stop 2:25 C.4)iI Wilson 5chosl(RaceIve Sombnole High Students from lvi 57) 2:25 51.461 Center Rd 2:31 SR-46 I Orange Ave i 1:31 Magnolia 51.1 CR127 1:53 CR127 1. Oak Ave. WINDYHILLMOSILI HOME PARK IPOINTS *REA.COUNT*Y CLUB HEIGHTS 113 HwyI742Nonhof"IlusS.uCarLof ..................3:02 1:14 Hwy 17431$hsnnac,vIl0, ..............................3:03 5:11 HWy1742&CoiyBued .................................3:04 5%7 Hwy i7.52&Wk Hill M..$.,i.i,, ..........................3:04 Bus 101 Driver Ms. B. Smith LAKE HARHEY.LAKI GENEVA, OSCIOLARD 1:23 Lake Harney Rd. 1 Harney Heights Rd. 1:33 Lake Harney Ida. "Bill's Stop 2:33 Seardall Ave & Main St 2:34 51.16 & GIlonway Bvs4S Driver Ms. J.Mvs. 5146, Wayside Or, C-431, Lake Markham Rd Langwssd Markham Rd, Wekiva Park Or 2:15 SR.44& Airport Blvd 2:20 S1.46I Elder Rd 2:21 WaysIde Dr. 1. Katie St 2:27 Wayside Dr 1. WIlson P1 1. GOLD$IORO$OUTHOP 1Im$,&IASTOFSOUTNWI$TRD) 1:13 ISth St. IStrawberry Av ......................................3:03 5:16 lIthSt.IPIIslmmonAve......................................3:02 5:17 l$thSt.&Scutttw,stRd........................................ 3:01 0:15 Southwest Rd. 122nd5t ........ ................................2:55 Sw UDrivetMs. I. NMasia LOCKNARD 1:35 Old Osceola Rd. & "Sharp's" Stop 2-11111 SIP* Ave & 21st St _______ SPIDER-MAN 1:33 Cochran Rd. & "Cothrans" Stop 1:45 SR-46 (West) 1 Old Osceola Rd. 2:35 Sanford Ave I 4th St Sanford AveI 25th Place lvi165 Driver Ms. L. Wilson Midway 2 z$7 Brision Ave 120th 51 1:44 No. 141 North St. 1.43 North St. & Jackson St. 1:16 North St. & Salina Dr. P.M. Time 5:16 Myrtle Ave. I" Mcintosh's" Stop .............................. 3:01 5:17 Myrtle Ave. I Magnolia Ave........................ ............3:06 5:15 Myrtle Ave. I Hester Av ......................................3:03 0:21 Hester Ave. "Dickinson's" Stop ..............................3:03 1:23 C137I HorseStable Rd ............................. ...........3:01 1:23 Cl2ll Gardens or............................................2:59 125 East Rd- South of S.C.0....................................... 2:56 COCHRAN RD, SR.46, OLD OSCEOLA RD., MULLET LAKE PARK 2:16 1:35 Orients Ave. & Creekwood Village 5:20 22nd St. I Hawkins Ave . ....................................... 2:31 lviii DrlverMs. 1.. Srsaiw.y ' 1:30 Cochran Rd. & "Monte's" Stop 2:13 25th St I Sanford Ave 2:24 Sanford Ave 1. 24th St. 2:25 Sanford Ave & 119th St 2:27 Slnfo rd Ave I15th St. 2:31 Celery Ave I Metlonvlile Ave 2:31 MtlionvlIIeAveI 0th 2: MeIlonvIIleAveI 2:35 2nd $11 Locust Ave $1.16 Be "Iwaggerty's" Stop Time 1:51 Mullet Lake Rd. & Starboard Dr. 2:41 $1461 Maursen Or 2:15 Lake Markham Rd I Canal Dr 2:15 Lake Mirtham Rd & "Duguid'a" Stop 2:33 LoniwoOd Markham Rd I Via Hermosa 2:14 Longwood Markham Rd I Via Bonita 2:13 Lonpsood Markham Rd - South of 51.44 2:27 Loniwoaj Markham Rd & $1.46 310 51.46 I "Nutchison's" Stop 3:15 Weklva Park Or I "Muse's" Stop BusiSDttvor Ms.A Roberts ILlS (West), C-Il, Moerse, Orsop. Blvd 2:33 $1.14 & MIM Motors 2:33 SR.16I Old Monroe Rd 2:34 C.hSI Palm Tar 2:35 C-15 16 Church $t 2:25 Orange Blvd I Dunbar Ave 2:35 DrIllS. Blvd & Missouri Ave 2:1 Orange SM & Oregon St 2:41 Orange Blvd I "Keim's" Cove 2:15 Orange SM & "TIndel's" Stop 2:0 OraflSe SM I New York St. 2:14 Orange BM 1. "Bumgeroier's" Stop 2:14 WI School & C-Ill FLORIDAHAVEN,UNDCROAKS,ROYALARMSAPTS 1:33 Florida Haven Dr. I Lake Seminary Cir 1:37 Ipswich St. & Magnolia Dr. 1.3$ Williams Ave. & Agnes Dr. 1:39 Diane Dr. &Sun CI. , 1.40 Darwin Dr. Usane Dr. 1:16 Orange Ave. 8. Royal Arms Apts Bus SO Driver Ms. 13. Isbell BR I ON 00 • HID DEN 1:33 Maitiand Ave. & Faith Terr 1:37 Oranole Rd. & Hickory Or 1:31 Oranole Rd. & Croton Dr. 1:40 Flame Ave. & Hickory Dr. 141 Flame Are.: C_vnthhaC 1.44 Wood Lake ,,r. York..ay Bus 56 Driver Ms. L. Kinsman CRC EKW000 VQ.LAOE, ROSENWAL 0 1:42 CR427 & Williams Ln A.M. Bus Il7DrIv.r Me. G.A....v 130 CR4261 "Wisdom's" Stop ' 1:34 Snow Hill Rd. & Church 1:36 Jungle Rd. & White Trailer on right 1:30 CR44 I First Drive on right 1:41 CR461 Shady Woods Rd Bus 126 Driver Ms. M. Gilbert Bus ii4DrIyerMs. P. Sewsi San ford (East) 2: 25th St I Cedar Ave. 2:11 25th St & Elm Ave 2:3 '°' i, LAKE MARY EL EM ENTAR Y GENEVA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Afternoon trips students SuslZODrjverMs I Oldkam C-426, SNOW HILL RD OLOMIMS RD C.46 2:34 AIrport Blvd I Park Ave Sushi Driver Ms. H. B.rWvr Sanford (Dswntswn), Twent y West Country ClubMapsir 2:20 Laurel Ave I3rd 2:22 Park Ave & 5th St. 2:23 Park Ave 1 10th St. 2:25 30th St I Elm Ave 2:35 20th 5? I Cedar Ave 2:35 30th St I Patrick P. 2:33 Country Club Rd I Anderson Circle 3 03 2:57 I • 5:16 Old Osceola Rd. & "Drager g's" stop $17 Old Osceola Rd & "Thompson's" i. 5:15 Old Osceola Rd: & "Golden's" Stop 5:19 Old Osceola Rd. 5. Cedar Tree 5:20 Old Osceola Rd. & Sawmill 0:23 Geneva Elam School (transfer Jackson Heights students to Bus 1010) (South) 3.02 - ear 1:36 C.44A & Fairway Dr. 1:37 CISAl Bunker Ln. 5:13 Old Osceola Rd & "KeIth's" Stop 013 Old Osceola Rd & "Sumpter Stop CROOMSNIGN SCHOOl. 23$ Afternoon trips for ki nd e rgar ten TIU.N.QRII$,QRIIN$RlAR - 2135 Country Club Rd I Linda Lane 2:35 Country Club Rd & Kinqswood Ct 2:41 C.16A I Upsala Rd 2:13 Upiala Rd & Larkwood Dr. 255 - - - . 1:35 C.A M & Upsila Rd. COCHRANTJ1AIL,WC$TSI. MULLET LAKE PARK 743 - - - Bus lIS Driver Ms. P.C.stisls t ilt Hall year) Bus lilt Driver Ms. A. Sa ler (3M Half Year) Bus 165 Driver Ms. B Braddy 2:52 - by Stoftel & Helmdahl 2:24 Vitilen Rd. & Tangerine Dr. Lake Blvd. I Orange Dr. 2:27 W. Crystal Dr. & Lake Blvd. 2:25 W. Crystal Dr. IS. Crystal Or. 2:35 W. Crystal Dr. ILakeview Or. IvsIlS Driver Ms. A.Selgor LakeMary,Grsiarlar,C..MA, Upse ts Cochran Tr & "Bollns" & Stop 74 Cochran Tr. & "Monte's' Stop 7:45Cochran Tr. & "Cochran's" Stop 7:31 West CR141 Ridge Rd 7:53 West CR161 "Rotundos" Stop 753 West CR.46 I "BI k d' sos West CR141 "Columbus"' 5:01 West CR161 Lake Jessup Rd. 1:02 West CR.46 & Old Osceola Rd. 5:03 Old Osceola Rd. & "Sharp's" Stop 5:00 Mullet Lake Park Rd. (turnaround) $09 Mullet Lake Rd & Shad' Ln 5:10 Mullet Lake Rd IPleasant Point 0:11 Mullet Lake Rd: & Bass Blvd. 512 Mull et Lake Rd between brick trailers . $$ v. - S rnn37 Driver Ms. F. Coman U'UTONWOOOSL HIDDEN ESTA Croton Dr.I.Orano l e 1:17 Wood Lake Or & York 3.00 $15 Flame Ave. & Hickory Dr. $21 FlameAve &Cynthlact 1:21 Hickory Ln&OranoleRd 1:52 Saywood dr. & Brown Or. 1:33 Raywood Cir. & Wynn or. 1.54 Wynn Dr. I Bay- rood Cir. 1:36 Fairmont Dr. at House No. 203 OSCEOLAND., LAKE GINIVA 1:00 Osceola Rd & Dead End 1:02 Osceola Rd. & "Eseys" Stop $05 Osceola Rd & "Tatum's' $07 Osceola Rd & "Rlchie's" Stop 5:10 Osceola Rd. & "Ibbaroda's" Stop $11 Osceola Rd & "Gils" Stop 112 Osceola Rd & "MI 's' St $14 Osceola Rd & "Gallagher's" 'Stop 13 Osceola Rd. & 'Partin's" Stop 5:17 Old Geneva Rd. & Stile's" Stop 5:15 Lake Geneva Rd. & "Pfundstons" Stop 5:20 Lake Geneva Rd. & "Young's" Stop 1:21 Lake Geneva Rd. & "Gelger's" Stop Geneva School (Receive Jackson Heights st uden ts from BImII 191 0) Ipswich St. & Magnolia Dr. 1:16 Cherokee Cir. & Oakland Ave. 1:17 lwrokee Cir. & Woodson Dr. Bus 101 Driver Ms. S Smith 2:24 Hwy 11.52 & Mariner's Village, 2:36 @Mary Blvd) 2:21 Collins Dr. (Sunland) at Bus Shelter 2:31 Sunland Dr North of c.427 2:36 C.427 I Horse Stable Rd. 2:35 C•421 I Bryant Ave. 2:21 Hwy 17.52 & 115 (at convenience store) 2: ome Park Bus I3S Driver Ms. R. Williams Lake Mary Blvd, Ma rkham Woods, Lake Mary 2:52 HIdden Lake Dr. I Lake Mary Blvd. Rd. Lake Mary Blvd. 2fl JkrMaY Blvd Wnto$p4o,pIt.lRd. I students to Bus lii) spa DrIvw Ms.S. Fletcher . cArbsr,Raymuaperk ' 2: 35 Country Club Dr. I Ravenna Church Year) " No. & 2.52 - 8:22 Ipswich St. & Highland Or • .-- 1:31 Bywood Afternoon trips for all students. Time ,(1s,Half 1:35 Collins Dr. & Azalea In 110 Flamingo Or. I 3rd house ... $16 CR16 I Shady Woods Dr. 5:16 CR4613rd drIveway on left (reflectors on power poll) 1:19 CR141 First drive past grocery stores block s 2:35 254 Bus 193 Driver Ms. M. Ellin UNDEROAKS SUNLAND __ : C R00AlS HIGH ..-_ BUGS BUNNY open Aug. 27. v:;;river 1111011 1190 7:52 CR.426& Trailer onIett Post Log cat, ....•••• .................2:30 7:31 Snow Hill Rd. & 3rd tolasthouw on rlgh, .......................2:44 Snow H III Rd.& Church ........ . . . 2:44 1:03 SnowHiliRd.& last house ongp .............................2:12 5:10 Rest Haven Cir. & Hedges' Stqo 1:12 Rest Haven Rd. I last house on right - PECJPP TT 1:4$ Academ y 5:11 Orients Ave. lCreekwood Village 1:22 Florida Haven Dr. & Lake Seminary Cir 5:2.5 1:44 Truman Blvd. & Coolidge, Ave. 1:16 BIthtas dr. - midd le of Block (SOUTH) 1:47 Bethune 5:11 Rest Haven Cir. I Rest Haven Rd. YOUR BIRTHDAY has marvelous chances for August22, 1179 succeu. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Big things Could elnstor. 19) Promising situations that for you this coming year could aurve Be a second source Uwough projoda wbkb you will to suppkment your income develop through your own should be fully explored. You Initiative. Use your bn*glnatlon may discover soibething worthadvantageously. while. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You AQUARIUS (Jan. 21)Feb. 19) should be luckier than usual today in any area where you Others will want to be exert your best efforts. U you associated with you today. don't ..ttle for second best, They'll sense you're a winner Dame Fortune won't either. and be anxious to get on your Ask tsIxpsptp How to get along with other bandwagon. They are right. PCE8 (Feb. 20March 20) signs Is one of the sections You are North and hold:tc: you'll enjoy In your new Adro- Don't be afraid to take on extra $.214 i Graph Latter which begins with reiponsibWiles or didies at Q42 your birthday. Mail $1 for each work today. It will open your KQ1632 .: to AstroGraph, P.O. Box 400, bass's eyes as to how capable 1074 Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. you are. Be sure to specify birth data. ARID (March 21-April 19) The bidding has proceeded VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) Members of the opposite sea (South. West, North, East): Currents You may not be tteflv Will find IS flinyt,nA I Unr4 ?O. - vi -.Affromillus SIaW•W, S i.bI I, By Oswald Jacoby aware of are Mlrrbt. at this than usual today. This silould hO Diamonds, Pass; 2 Spades, Pass, 3 Dlamon4& time. However, you'll be very come obvious because of the and Alas Soutag Pleased when you discover preferential attention you'll In this hand from "MU3 Hearts, Pus,? , what's happsidng. receive. tars and Monsters" webesee the Hideous Hog at his at. LIBRA (Ss, 22L 22) II TAURUS (April 20May ) A we MlkSiuIppI reader a4b' In explanation of North's what would bid. there Is someone Ins peuflion of Heid f to y p"l"' today seven-spade bid, Victor We jump five diamon4 Influence who could help you without being aggressive. Mollo has mentioned that at to show verytogood trum advance your self4nterests, Tgg will come oat to your Griffin Club a large cash but neither first or second today Is a pod day for you __ bonus would be given to the control of clubs (the have a gst4ogsthur. GEMiNI (May flons 10) first pair to bid and make a unbid suit.) slam bSWISII the E$PRI35 AU ipP'N SCOàPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) swuri of 10 and 10:20 and on winning .wys will gain you North was trying for that Focus your offsets today (Do you have a question 1fr a1nn today. I4yous' Balmy bonus, your largest ambitious the experts? Write "Ask t1(p After d disnuitlon shine upon them. studying the dummy Experts," don't be ofr.ld of competition care of this ne4. at iongth and reviewing the paper. Individual or '9*lhng. Luck Is your ally. questIo CANCER (Jas 21.July 22) biddllng (such as it was), the will be answered if accompM'TAuJ$ (Nov. fl-Dec. Somatbing you've bees w1dng Hog decided that maybe his by stamped, se!f-a,j.t wily play for 13 tricks 21)Thainagoodtkn,fgryouto forthatwWglveyoua greater score a diamond ruffwas to nied dressed envelopes. TIP It mak, plans for projects that seas. with ISÜ4 interesting questiQp/e • dummy's ace of trumps and most couldhrunyourtir*. could will be used In this column e tlrough for you toprepsreforatrumpcoup That Which YOU conceive POW to*.Be bo911ul aid positive. against East. and will receive copies JACOBY MODERN.) I' aw/t WIN AT BRIDGE a & $CnOOis 135 Airport Blvd & 22nd St 1:36 22nd St. I Truman Blvd Bus 120 Driver Ms. I. Oldham CAIU,Snow Hill Rd, Roll Have", C46 In The Evening Herald before Once his mind was maM up the Hog ruffed the heart% - k. led a diamond to dummy'j:. ace, ruffed a second heart, . led a diamond to dummy's-7; king, ruffed a third hea led a club to dummy, ruff a fourth heart, led a second : club to dummy and ruffed dummy's last heart. . Now he led his last dt' mond, ruffed with dummy ace and watched poor EaSt: underruff. Then he led a cltb from dummy and made the,, last three tricks with thekingqueen and 10 of trumps. by Howl. Schneider 56CAUSS flS M71M M ONAtJ OLD RR TFWJ 10 CLRSP. P&) Mk ILEkJCE! sch.dI.g for som• Remaining schedules will be published - August 22, 1979 516 Lake H Trra a iler Ill L.k.H: dd.West) -2nd Lake H arney Rd . 1st house on right 1:1: Lake Harney Rd. & Henry Acrfles Rd. 520 Lake Harne y TrIpp Rd. 5:25 Geneva EIrnSchoøl (Transfer Helghtsstud,ntsto Bus 101) , ElI 000 IJiii i ROMMONIUMMMEN T! - Seminole County schools. il now taking water p ls HOROSCOPE 14 4, M-ILT - Hire are bus Ji. by Bob Montana Tuesday, Aug. 21, 17-38 Seminole County Sch ol Bus Schedules 1IJsjOlL(1NL.JSIELIlR1DI Iuauiui ii• JI. IJII Ju u1. JuII itt. (aVe ARCHIE IT'S Merkel 47 tonsume 48 Spy group (abbr.) ' - by Art Sansom cTHIW ______________ 46 Actress which mydoctorprescribed but my legs are still swelling. I've recently heard that swelling of the ankles can be caused by varicose veins and! do have the start of these. I've also heard It moisture In the lungs each time can be caused by heart or you breathe and such a person kidney trouble. I would ap will usually be short of breath. predate any comments you When the right heart fails, the have about this and If you think feet and ankles will swell but other teas should be performed there are usually other changes to find the cause. in the heart and sometins, swelling of the liver that helps' DEAR READER - You're to tip off the doctors to what on the right track. Swelling of basic problem Is. the feet and ankles can be Varicose veins can be the' caused by many different things. It's simply an ac- problem. So can a cond1tIbji cumulation of fl uid. As you've called lmphedema. We haë probably noticed, your feet and have another ciculation th1t ankles are not swoll en In the you hardly ever read about aitd morning when you first get up It's the lymphatic system. This and the swelling increases the sytem contain the little lymph.longer you're upright. Put glands that get tender when yi; plainly, that's beca use water have an Infection. If you have runs downhill from your heart. sore throat, the lymph glands in When you're lying in bed, your the neck may swell. These little lymph nodes *e: feet and ankles are not all connected together whA downhill. When you're either multiple channels just like veey ey sitting up or standing up, th tiny blood vessels. A clear fIid are. Since you state you're In good called lymph circulates tbrouWx cru heal th ot herwise and you've them, eventually being dumped no been to see your dector,I would Into the rest of the bloodstreaq. ink it's unlikely that you have th When these lymphat1j M 0 any medical problem that's channels in the legs are ob' serious which can be ca using structed or injured In some your swelling. By serious I way, a person may devel 10 mean kidney disease, liver swelling of the feet and ankts:. disease or heart disease. even If there are no var1c; Your doctor can pretty well veins present. The problem,;1 tell If you're having heart treated a lot like varicose veins. Problem that would cause That means using suonort swelling simply by examining stockings or elastic prsute, ____________________________ you. When the left heart fails, bandages during the day when fluid accumulates in the lungs you're up. It means limiting which is analogous In some your salt Intake or taking ways to collecting fluid In the medicine to wash out salts ASankles. The doctor can hear the you are doing. .: By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ______________________________ by Mort Walker THE BORN LOSER Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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(abbr.) 54 Labor group chamber ment 13 Car part (2 wds.) 14 Eastern BEETLE BAILEY 44 Celebration • AquItia On. (Cesiiaiedom Pao is) .. . . . .- . . - . - -. - __ W .- 1_1-`111i" ~'A wt , .. _ ___._ _ 1!0. - . ., . .. -- __ . -..-. - - _____ a 1- Ail ! ;~-i., 1~, 4Z~:, ~t1i' . �aa . . ___ . of Olhsrreveiue .svmt •• bIØ4•If A !Wa .r A' A1iI&V . v. uis,rn $11 TpIal$ Recslptsand Balances APPROPRIATIONS OENERAL FUND Total expenses Rwrveforcontlngenclss 5 I,1pe,315 SWISS ftgservi for cash to be carried forrd $ II0N.1SS _____ — REVENUE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION FUND .I2MILU OIerrevinu. NPCt.oflumtotai Salancebroughtfo,wardc.sh a 5fy1p,p ' C*P$ AL 011 LAYJ L — APPROPRIATIONS COUNTY TRANSPORTATION FUND Tslelenpenses S 4131,111 Rswveforcen$Ingenci.s ____ 10,105 RiIerveforcashtoWc.,rfarwd 00I55 TrsnWirfoO.necal Fund To*alAppopqIatls $ _______ 4,415,0$ — REVENUE INTEREST & SINKING FUNDC9IJRTHOU$I AND-OR JAIL. •a..uii.iPvpn r ywyw C Anue t$act.of sum total 155,331 ______ TIRecelpisand Balances $ 531115 - APPROPRIATIONS INTEREST SINKING FUND— COURTHOUSE AND.OR JAIL. Total expenses $ Sits R.Isrveorc.shcarr$edNrwaqd — $ Other revenue ?.13psr let (III ION) 711 10611$ - ' ' — us ., " $ 115.151 'a ........ REVENUE CAPItAL OUTLAY C'RTHOUSI AND-OR JAIL .0ILL$ ONIIV,V.AU ' ,, 'a ç a $ S 1.472 S S t. '.. — 6 ____ _____ BaWI,broughtfn,wvgc.sls .anmlatlS ' • . •, 4 T51..ezpsnses Reesrvsforcentln,enclis wflervi,wb..n,v crr,w ___ a $ . lotisis a _• _ ______ '' . Carolyn Botota Z".1 •- —MILL$ Otherres.INsIJSpsrWIISIeIs Sipct.Ws.mlotal ______ $ . t '1.31$ 4 . ''. S 4MILL$ 011ssrrevsnus " NO.1 $ . 4 . S . TWs -w .1. S . . 1.111. _______ ." . " _____ $ . I3 . -. R.csiptsand 1. ___ _______ SS 4 -'i:— $_5 ___ riisPUI I 1br1l*irs.1.Svauls 141 $ - I ____ $ S s, S $ - - S - -, - . , - 00 ii sum foNt ebfoswvdcaO S $ air W (11$ lops) S '. --. S.- $ l.1L$$5 • . - S a' T.SalRMo*sIMBsbm -______ i ... ;•. Iaservslvcseh*bscarr$Idtorwd .. L 31 - • . T51OtR0a'.aMt.l.j. MVENUE Ihannen Downs a-u-MILLS Qtlserrevupsuell.11perlsi (35 lots) S Npct.ofsumtseai lancbreusMforwa,alcasls "' ' _____ $ 2* 250 S . . $ $ '/•L 'i ,,, JS •': S TiWl;i,rj. ______ S . ' alReCi4pisa.dklanc.s __ $ 5 $411415 -., I .1. •, S . S S 'I REVENUE ii: tsi - i P . ö a TililSISIIpiS1IrII1 . ,. ii TllOthIi15,an,asssnaps _____ 555 •S . $ , V1NUE SprIng vas.y FWMS - . . •Sç - $ li-a ' '' !! t: $4$ ' ' $ $ -_'. -- _ 8. _ — ..• 4 : REVENUE Welilva Club Estates SectIOn 6 a , ____ . 4 $ - A atb ,l t I II • ::: MarquhlteAve&l.srdaIiAv. :23 oori $tta nRt 1,141 S SB _______ _____ Swsl7IDrIverMs.DPalme, GOLDSIORO,S0UTNWESTR0AD : :t:::::::::::::::::: - :: 5$IflDr$verMs.D.Fassag15 GOLDIBOROCLAIcE AVE.), COUNTRYCLUSMANOR 5:11 l3ffiSt.&LakeAve............................................. 0:17 Lake Ave. I 11th St.............................................311 : *lsS?&LkeAve 215 y vs. 5.............................................2:31 514 Ha IsO! &WIIklnsCIr • IS A4falr dr & Club Rd • 4 APPROPRIATIOII$ totaljii $ 1.. TWIIBI - . • S 15 $ on Ave •s NorttsCameronAve&"carvsisSpop 0-30 CaleryAv•& MenlsaIl stop 301 $30 2.15 . CoteryAv.aSgnow's"Spop 217 pesAvsOttheRaiad ......................................2:53 131 5:34 'i.- . ' .' Ii "' APPROPRIATIONS otil1ULiSS NNI!V5fo,fltIP5siCIiS r Clb Rd ___________ ___________ R1J.OWOOJAV. &rnd,euuodArmsApls 257 555105 DrlvsrMr S Aadsriss •ENIVAGAIDSNSAPTL35un5yREEy,DR,D 1:15 $ffi$t.&anadsAve......................................... 3:01 . - • - •. S• 05$ ______ -..-INSiLM ' _____ 5• 1 $0111 N CedarAvs.(no,thof3phS,,) ..................................3:55 :22 010lO tT2Sth S) (Geneva Gardens 5:24 Sentala,baraDr.&MaruhallAve..............................2:17 506 SantalarberaDr&lrquoisAv, • $ TIME lVWM5IJ1 SIlTY $pdlpsOalssMs.5.wU.g lIOOMonteom.ryRd &Mea...Aptt - ' .0 . . R$LMdN _-- . 4 J., L :::: ,•' — *IVINUI ks Silt Villas Number 1 13:3 Orsenbrlav Blvd. & OMcreot 35. 1304 GreSIbrIar Blvd & Appl$id Ave S ,, • ,, - . hhubfb ___ Uvsus $$554 ' ILU a. ', - S • S flNi1UIpwW(3p551 _______ I 135.lIu,.lipl " ' LW I' . &isspss*,,,us -• _____ .. - . :': .... S . -. 11w4.nd lu111315 .. TApejqjIji $ ' ' 5 .1.a'.' - •.:' _____ ,: _____ tl'i-4' s ' p ElIll$S*(ISNG) - 1J.rrN •u _____ ,. *PPIIIAT11IIO 'c'' I , ____ TOtalRecelplsapisotances $ - - *1.1.5 ' - I l'mOprnATIofo$ iSt.uIL ve*'aasvmte. - les*3DsivwMs K Cresbir r $ if.'-' .a ' _____ 1 11 ____ -'- $ - . S APPROPRIATIONS S$Ui,1*ut.r.gl. &NS T15 ANuIIJIIIi $ 22 I S 4U 43 - ?. $ 4.03 UN •41. lIIiBrIverMs.N.Adm SPesNSOm$(Nsew,51) :: 14 $to$ &OraoiA 1.1$ SlitS $1 & Ceder Ave 1$ 1931Ns$l&Manlsallav, 3:35 *4 Ha*AV1&csTYor 111 CIu*YChJbDr&CIUJWI'Y CIS Cir 71$WI1*iuJ$t&EIds'a 746 MeckIO$lrdUs&p,ashwsØ, U.s4BrIwMs.SLyus, S 7:31 U$t15WStS1VIRd.&$prIJIO.bi5fo ................... 5 I I _____ 74 UItlslslveRt&SpricewosdClr(NI r'- fl trigs for KlISIJgerJI stvdupWs IISUSDrtve,Mi. Bswa*(I51$aWYuer) SssI05SdverMr.$aNtIN(begyow) DSIAMWOLMA1TURSCOVLRIDSEAUNGVA SAPIENS. WEST sIlls it, COUNTRY CLUB 131 Tsakwoed Dr I Rlvilaw AvI 12:51 Liltie Wshlvs Rd & Albierry La Time '' 4',l10 -hUE -S --OS Altor ft $ 00 Øpetot$umfo Nui*'spriet 12:13 $prb Outs Blvd & LINw Wshlya 12:11 Peaca5 Dr. & Meclslngblrd La • .' - IN Aug '• MW 4 , $ . S ______ •• jl I . , , f6IIV$SeP0shNWW1II4NIU1$Id — - - (1 — 1.056 lusllDIiVe?ML$.HIflell SilvsrLake,Camer.sCfty 7:55 Airpoflllvd&Bail.yAv...................................... .. 1,526 7:31 Ohio Ave I Marguotti Ave ..................................... flsu Stop $ 24 $ 300 : ______ Total Apprspr'.a$Iens 1.311 S -- IN lI:JIfo..i1na. - _____ 1*'-_ 5:20 SthStIMulberryAve ......................................... $22 Ito $t&OlIveAvs................................................ eslofDftyerMLl.Wah. 145 . a 0:13 16th St & Pear Ave .............................................Ill $:17 llthSt&PeachAve............................................3:00 5:15 11ttsSP&MulberryAve ........................................2tSC 0:11 SanfordAve$lMhplac, ......................................2:57 isa, 1:17 OrangeAve&23th5t...........................................2:53 s ver MFL • . 551 MulbivvyAvs&IQNsM '"' ' '' " ' 13th St I 30 N ssfneAve& 13th St sslsDtheressL.WII. . .I' : S . - IShersius . ______ ' _____ ______ vi A t asaisgi - ' a- 1,43 Totalsapsswss R.servefs,centlniiacl.s RiSarvefercaslstebicarrledf.rws,d si.t Iilsncsbreughl Isuard cash 5 " 1511 $0515511 '- ---- , .P?'''' 035 SPS%UOI s,.i*i .uis I S ________ _____ UN jjj ,,, :pi (4 454 1, S $IPI1.51I*fltitLI ______ APPROPRIATIONS .et ilsumfofol 1 RIV.NU.WeK.vaCIub.1t.t.. —MILLS Other eJ14j3peW(JWI) , Total r ' 4 / . V' i. ______ ' " •'•• I 1 ' .,, 1:30 Sanford Ave 1 Sanora Blvd lusISOriverMLQSIIyIs Wesdware,Samira 5:13 SanfordAve&StsnstrOfflllv1 1:13 Sanford Ave& Sanora BIVu .................................... — 'Bus •."• " _____ . 4 p _______ 1:23 Sanford Ave &2MIS I • 1:24 SanfordAvel AChildsWosld' $ APPROPRIATIONS 1.311 4 . - ____ as - ,,. ____ " ' " . $ __________ 1 4 1)4 I 1.311 4 , r-'. tI 4 it$5 NIw35lc :. --.- MIUWA I Msnrw Tervece K, 1,3, L4Irts Osly), es.We51 5:15 OIIveAvs , , , gra g r on y..................3;0O $30 fl,IIAv,.Ig5t.........................................3:' . was IotalAppreprleti.,ss _____ $5ISNlU,1Mciih ---- 1 SINS ,, _rlshsms T51Ot 1.50 .4 - ESSWVSNVISIS$555W$idlIpI..l4 5 011suugsus. . _____ Tetil 4 , '- ' . _________ _____ • LCMN IRK ______ 126 Csntr:IA:$Woodmere$Ivd ____ 1.00 rI0PRIATIONS I1S _____ S (ContInued From Pue3Bs AM. $ Time 4,501 Afternoon trips for kindergarten students 4,276 Time 1,307 Ben45OverMS HINSU CamsCfty,$v.rN L ______ I523 Slpes Ave •t Railroad 1:36 North Cameron Av & "Ainsworffi's" Stop 30 South Cameron Ave & "Wriglirs" Stop i:3i Airport Blvd & Silly Ave $ crrJed fOrward - - APPROPRIATIONS - - . T51OtRII.W.IndIII.nIIS Total?pprepr - 5 •, • RISIIWWC$NIINW,(SSSlrglj S S S •• 5 1 S 4 " - ' $ '. $ 450 _____ _____ _______ ... T5151RSCSIptISASBSIIIICSS Reserve for cash _____ - APPROPRIATIONS TOtOtnji in NISWV6 UiSlIlgsicies RISSI14 *cNlsIsW(w$ed,suwd N1ibrslIM forwardcash $ WI r tof Coty Commisslon.rs Seminole County Florida PublIsh Aug. 21, 1q75 743 DEMlIS 56 — ___ - ______ 'I 1,115 $ _____ REVENUE Indian NII — 11.344 Total Budget (Other Than SpecIal Improvement Distrids) 10,717 Total Receipts—All Budgets 13&0$7,$7M' 2.61, Total Expenditures—All Budgets $36057,251.64' 13.3N _____ ______ •s Port Authority °' $ TOTAL ComplstedetaIlsofbudget1areavallableforpbI,cI, If,' _____ of Management Analysis and Evaluation, Room 307, Third Floor, $ 13.3e6 SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. ______ Roger O.Noiswender, County Administrator iso $ V..a..Ia S 1,$5b $ v renw euy .,. un.. , 222 —MILLS Otherrev.nu,1O.$Qp.rlo$ (40 lots) 32. — RIVENUEW,atherid —MILLS • Offierrevenu.s.1IpsrWullwis) Npd.elsumwial 1.11$ 1, ______ - S30 74 .. $ 1,264 $ YotalApproprlaslons $ I ese"SCeipt5IMBa,.nuw $ TotalApproprlatlons REVENUE Woodlands — —MILLS Other revenue 21.65 per lot (323 lots) $5pct.ofsumtotal Balance brought forward cash en APPROPRIATIONS I Te,aofert•PWePratWlonPuM ____ TØalApprepvIotl TofalApproprlaticns Total Receipts and Balances 366 ______ A PROPRIAT N Total expenses $ Total Recelptsand Balances . OMerrevsiu.iiJlperlet(7sWs) *lPctolsumtotal SSlancebrSIglSttO,WardCaSls 1 1,131 _____ ______ $ 1,011 $ revenue,, per ,_ 0 pet. ot sum total Silancebrooghtfo,wardcaw, ..... .. •00 ..J4 ______ $ 3.371 I $ 1,321 124 617 APPROPRIATiONS 1,000 Total.xpens.s ______ Resirve for contIngencIes 1051 ReserveforcashtoWcarrledf,rd S ________ 5:15 Woodmerellvd&Ciupn$ralAve ................................. 3:00 REVENUE Grenada $ew -'lb * 1. i'ö ______ S 5 . -. — $ ___ ___ RiWV*WceeIstslswrladl.rwsrd APPROPRIATIONS Reiervelsrcashfob.carrledforward $ opr1aIlons $ 1.315 • - . VIllage 1,555 ______ — . Iiuirvi*rsslstsWcarrSs.,vw,,. TOtalAjr,piaslsns - ,g " aI' — $5 ____ '' Sfjtt otsum Petal S lR0L11011$ ____ 1 TllalAppr,prlOtlsse S S S ____ . $ . TllalRscsIpt$a.id$aj.n . ,; APPROPRIATIONS Totiiu$JJII.N — $ 3,715 Total ApproprIatIons $ 2321 — APPROPRIATIONS Tofalixpen$is ___ RsservIforcenfin,encs lrvefurcaShtobscarfledrd APPROPRIATIONS 4,771 $ 6,333 6,016 — 2,011 REVENUE Wrinwood Heights UnIt 3 —MILLS $ $ Otherreysnue3.fl per lot (143 lots) 5lpct.ofsumtotil Salinc.broughtforw.rdcash Rese:f$h,,rriedforward $ tOtal Rlcefptsand Balances $ 1,131 ______ _______ Total ApproprIations 2,304 2,274 111 REVENUE RNIus MIII . Total Receiptsand Balances - $ 153 Total Ricsipisand Balances RlVENUEOIl4siredMj,s ..... ' RIVINUI liplIwitos ILL$ OIserrovenueIljlpSr*(410N) 0PSt,iISwmtitit $ $7 BIIMCshrMMISIW.rdCISII L' — ..A. ., -. 5,452 $L0I ____ $ $_____ 1.151 - — REVENUE FEDERAL REVENUE SNARING FUND "a T tIngencles Relervefer cash tobi csrrled forward $ 2,135 213 334 Pirrevenu.132millsen.Jadvaluaof$),, id of tot I $ UN ______ •. Total Apprepr . Balaiicebrevghlterwirlcaeii - 5 3,151 _____ Oalsland HIlls _____ ______ Total ReesIpissiw Balances . —MILLS a SancsIIMh5er,.nlcaeI, APPROPRIATIONS 1.115 1,20 051 _______ 5 2476 _______ $ ___ totalApprsprllliuis $ 1 _____ _______ SIPSOPEIMNISS TStale,ii ____ RIsIrvIfongIMlo, S 1 RsesrVefevca5I,$s5sc.r,$edfwj. ;.,. '' APPROPRIATIONI $ $ 2,73 vs ______ 164 $ 3,075 $ 2.115 311 Ill APPROPRIATIONS liSa' expenses $erV.fSrcontinIsnci.s I5ivvetorcauhtobicarriedforwerd i,*P 5l _____ RlSiVvIfircaMlAIadiS 1114 1157 ,, IN -'4 5 _____ $ Total Apopr'4tliI* RsCelps and Balances _______ — REVENUE OardenLIhaI$NI ____ —MILLS Othirr,vewe;Sjlpe,let(,)$Ws) S — REVENUE Srantl.y Hall swat. ILU Otoerrsvinus.I7psrfoot(UII.ilfssI) $ s1J — REVENUE Howell EStates —MILLS $ , ______ Qltlerr$vumvliLNper let (132151St ______ 1pd.ofsumsetal Balance breu,t forward calls — REVENUE Tuscawlil. —MILLS Otosrrevenve3l.Slperlot Ciii IoN) S5pct.ofsumtot.q Silanclbrsllshtforwardcash — ' 1.3tS • 254 Total RKelptsand Balances 35$ SN Reserve for contIngencIes Reslrveforcashtob.carriedforward TotalRscel.sandsasancss 1t76 per lot (120 lOts) pctoIsum total ancebrougMfonv.rdc.sh $ $ 6,410 Total Recelptsand Blances 1515 2.3fl 731 S 3.131 1VENUE Nortogite $ — Other revenue$.11 per foot (57,571 feet) $5 Pc?. of sum total Baiancebroughtforwardcash $ jq4l Appropriations $ 4,J UN Total Appreprlethans APPROpRIATIONS Totalexpsnse 11$ Niesrvsforcontin,encs - RIIerveforc.shtob.c.rriedti.rd TotalA.pr.erlaticns iiøsrveforconting.ncles Reserve for cash to be carried forward ,, _____ RNI ____ TStal$prOrlalWs $ N . ' 14 ______ Reserve for contIngencies RessrvIforcashtobecarrledfrd REVENUE Winwood $52 — 3 REVENUE Wrinwood HeIghts Unit 2 —MILLS $ 1.777 Otherrevnuelo.11perlotllllots ______ $5pct.of sum total Balancebroughtforwardcash $ S 3.715 32 APPROPRIATIONS •. S.$1( 0. 5 3.705 APPROPRIATIONS TotaliqsnSas ___ TotalRsCsanl Balances 2,761 2,430 11IS3 flO' 4.131 Total Appropriations $ $ $ 3M4 APPROPRIATIONS . Total Ricelptsand Balances — talReceiptsand Balances 'iA $ ______ Npct.otswm*aI lalancebres,ht *wars c $ Total_____ Ricilpivand UI $ ___ REVENUE — _____ REVENUE Howell Csvs $,ctlsns 1.2 and 3 MILLI $ APPROPRIATIONS Total ' '"55 ' %&I,W i.W --. —Jn., I 11w.iIrwpnJ 466 052 Balance brought fsrward cash TsfolRscelsandBalancss bVIriWVq. s 4 4 REVENUE F_*asd II —MILLS ,ler ?VeWSI. IPir WIN loIs $ LII per let (4 WI) R:fOrc.shfo NcerrIsdfeJajd 35$ — TStalA,lSt $ Total ANrOrIIII.IS — SSIc. breught forward casls S . $ IS7 Total Appsoprlstbons Traliwood Estates $ VENUE Meadows TMILL$ I)errevenue23.flperIot(1,3lot,) Lpc1.olsumtotaI llJancebrouahtforw.rdcasb iiI TotaiReceisandBaIances $ ______ Reserv. for contingencl Reserve for cash to be carried forward — Other revenue L30 per lot (20 lots) ii. gpct.ots,,tsfol _____ SilancebrouShtforw.rdc.sii S '114 as Total Recelsand Balances $ — 17$ 0tc0itIfl0enc1is lsrveforcashtobec.rriedforwar5 -- ___ Total APrepr10ns - , 113 APPROPRIATIONS Totalespenlas ___ 55 4 4 $ Rees vs for clshtobsc.ffie51wsrd Ill. . Total - . 15,057 _______ £• $ $ -. '' Total Appropriallons ______ RNeIfllUndngIes Ri5srv1*cIe5fo5sdadferword , APPROPRIATIONS Totil.v.ia Rsiecootles ,ROPrnATIONS S 1, Spct.ofsum?otal Balance brought forward cash $ 36.060 3,371 APPROPRIATIONS Total.xpens.s ______ Reserve for contingenc $ 45,057 Reslrveforcashtobecarriedforward Otherreveflue 14.öSpir lOt (212 lots) $5 pcI. of sum total Balancebroughtforwardcath _____ ROPNITIONS $ APPROPRIATIONS ___ $ _____ ntlngSflCles Reesrve fur cash Is be carrled?erwsrd GNERAL.OILIOATIONSONDI$IRIISA&I — TiIalRicelptsaMSofisicig $ TotalAppropriafluis TotalRsC$.fldBal.,, Nlancsbrsihtferwardcas$, $ TotalApproprlatlons ______ SIIancsbroughtfo,w.rdca.h '° TStalBecelpt$andlalances APPROPRIATIONS • — . TofaiRec,ls.ndBalances Reservifor contingencIes RCservef05htOb.CarrIedtOrw.rd $ iototcei iMBalances _________ $1 4VENUE Markham Pointe lLU rsvuwe 11.70 per 10, (10 lots) 37 ______ 0 Total Necelpisand Balances , ____ ____ m $ ' _____ Reeervefurcashl,Ncarriedferwd '.,.,, _ - IN APPROPRIATIONS Totalexpunaes ___ Rrw00I _____ RiservetercashtoWCardsdMr*,d ___ $ TStalAarOdStlens 7Z 1. — _____ IN $ RIVINUE .... —MILLS ______ i'ewnu• $$pct.ofsumfs$a; SalinCebrisIh$fe,wlrdclsh TotalAngrlofIOAs $ 115,311 Re1erv'stingencies e , R$1irveNrcashvvb,corr,,fon.ard Total Bics*sand Balances $ IN _____ $ *46115 Total Receiptsind Balances REVENUE Howell BrICN WNN iii —MILLS 112 MV5,jlst(116*lSE 3L713 31,726 7,331 _____ ______ 106 — is, Oherrsvenue;S.IlpPriot(7isIots) pct. of sum total Balance brought forwerd cash Tot•l expenses ' 0$ SO ______ 4 TStalRice4piiandS&ices REVENUE lot A1 Hills *ILLS •, REVENUE FiliSt Pi(* EStates —MILLS__11.N lot (12 ,otsp $pe,sum,otal klancibrivgsi*iwardcash Legal Notice t APPROPRIATIONS — '" " $ TotalAPproprialions — $ T0,alA,,,Is,iens ' Tvosday,A,31,I7-4S IiNsra,Iaaf.rd,FI. REVENUE Winter Woods R$srv, for cofltlflg.nies óSrvetorcashtob,c.rrl,d,.rd — _i) ______ REVENUE Sinavenfuri flights $ RIVii'INTeNESy & SINKING FUNDGENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS SERIES A & OSMILLS ______ $ a. • - ' " ______ ,Iflpsfl5p$ •' APPROPRIATIONS Tofalsx$snsss ______ RiesrvifvWlngencIss LOS I.,srv.Nrc.shfoWw,1.dfo4,.4r4 • i.at 4ROPRlATIONS ______ 1 $ S 1311 ____ ToIalApy1aHsns L1770 AI• ValIsy ____ 4 _______ Total Apprsprlsflsns —M W carr.,. ,wU Rsssrve Ri5I1yS,w.u, RnsiforCafltlAgsflC iwrvs for Cash to be CV'rfId forward £ 233 $ . APPROPRIATIONS ? 131770 — REVENUE W ki H Total R.cilpts. Balances ______ nd ______ Total APP'WIIIIIS $ $ LOS RkfENUB Markham Plocs -,,,MILLS Olhir rsvinu,S1.24 oor lot (SB lots) N pc? of sum total lilanc. brâUght forward cash "c" $ Legal Notice APPROPrnAT,O$$ 2.171 $ _____ — 1.M5 — $ — 1313 —MILLS - 212 7, — III & IV ____ foiS TafalRsalpfsandalincss , __ Ua'c $155372 ____ NYNVCshPSWW4.I5IIIW5 • 1,411,056 APPROPRIATIONS $ 4.ILIN TI1alRsceIplsansBa,ce $ ______ RIVINUI Pirist Irish —MILLS err,v.nw1a.3SsrIof(n4.,s1 • S&.br C ' T'Afo,wardc.sh $ 132.167 110.111 1115.111 Legal Notice FIIS P** 41) f0rCl$htobec.rriedforw.rd $ . • ______ 01055 0 TotalAppropriations - APPR0P,dAI.VJI. ifaI • Total Ricalpisand Balances APPROPRIATIONS CAPITAL OUTLAY—JAIL COMPLEX ___ $ • in $ • $ 11,4i.00 1,006106 1u11,,a1 _____ $ 5 _____ •' Basins for cash to N CVrIdNrward _____ Tof isi* Total 6.$MILLS Other revenue tSpC?.otsutot.I Balancebroughtforwardcash TWsrs $ APPROPRIATIONS Total ____ . .i.LIu,IvN aiifVivw 1.ftirough September 30, itSO. All County.*Ide mill.g. lsbisedsn• Legal Notice SIIIarWSWNrw1CII — — ?eRIUlil1Sofaflc ., , Ou,i.iL Legal Notice TøNa5*s..WI.. $ will eflsrtaln lnformaflonfrom ffie plIc cancsr$ng me assrai Revenue arin Fvnds use. This he.rin *111W iwis in m c.vot Mailing Room, Number 2, Sicond P$ssr, $.mlnsf. Climly Csvvfties,se, t 'aid N.II. SOlIDS A GINRIAL OBLIGATION jl complisnce 12, Plss'ld• $f ffi, $•q,4• Board Canty CommIIslsn.rs has sot Nw Ntis Aup*t SB, 1W, ofy ass ___ a sservs -, • r • . • • . L.gd Notice Legal Notics F. p . i.L & A. -, &, .. a *'J t-4 p .. -' , ' - 1 t- 4 ___ 8* , f' I I't ¼p' I. I ..,, - lN*J$t4perW(INNSS) , , 5, 11 5uiit.. t a. 1 -_—____ -_ ,_-_ -5-- _ -1--_-_ —_ - -. . _ a._ --I_-_ -., , - --' — - -• — •ba' Nariafovs.r-j,..'i., 61$ ___-__---5-_________ -. -•-.. — - i , 'r# ,.--u w — .b - 5, _,_/ .,kr.Y_' , .•, 5_5ij.i5-r_ ___ .._ --5 0. 2:33 7:$IreeMrlsvSted$Q,ls,e5135. ' ••• -5 , a- ' e •-'i .' - w--...s - V - •..su - - - ' ___ 1.1$ OtIveAv.$35d$t — a—' 1 5 —. - -u - — SIIt — _ I_ -_ 0 -tç,-• - - �1' • 01— Evinln Herald, Sinford, Fl. Tuesday, Aug. 21,179 Legal Notice Legal Notice . - CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND PIsride1tsfoIs)57.) NOTICIUNDIIFICT$T$Ofjs FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOT$CIOPAPPUCATION POE NAMISTATUTI CASE NO. 7S.12N.CA4f.J FLORIDA TAX 0110 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF CASE NO. 75.12W NOTiCE IS HERESY GIVEN, Notice is hereby givin that the SEMINOLE, etc. THE STATE BANK OF APOPKA,a that Theodore N. Kimble the Undersigned pursuant to the Plaintiff _ ______ FlorIda BankIng corporation, of ffie following wtlflcaias "FICtItIOuS Name Statute", Cher vs. Plaintiff has Iflid sold certificates era tax NLOO, Florida SIatia, will register MR. PATRICK'S, INC., etc., it at, vs. deed to be Isegid thereon. Th with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Defendants. ALLEN C. LANE and MARIE C. certificate numbers and years 1 tintS .................43Ca ot In and for Seminole COuidy, Florida NOTICE OF SUIT LANE, his wife, SIC 0 issusnci, the description of the tçon receipt of pf. of of ffi Scansicutivetimes THE STATE OF FLORIDA Defendants propsrty,andmenami$inwhIch It publication of this notice, the tic MIS iceouecvftvetlmes.....SICa P.M. 1:00 AM. — 5:30 TO: ROBERT B. HALl. NOTICIOPSALI was aseesied areas follows: tltloa Naini, to.wIt SHEOAN FRIDAY thru MONDAY whose residence is unknown NOTICE IS HEREBY Qiv that Certificate No. 1415 GOLF CLUB under wilIcti Me SATURDAY 5.Ni YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED on the 27th day of August. 1575, at SLints Minimum :. Year of Iesuae im siDaled In business at 771 Highway ________________________ theta suit has been filed against you the hour ci 11:00 A.M. at the West Description of Property: SEC 10 44, Winter Springs, FlorIda 32707. inthe above intitIsdcauti and that Front door of the Seminole COunty iw 21S ROE 31E N ilLS Ft. ot S Thai the corporation Interested In you are hereby required to fIle your Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, th. 312.06 Ft. ci I 3M Ft. of NEts of said business enterprise 5 as Answer with the Clerk of this Court. undersigned Clerk wIll offer for sale NW% of SEMi follows: and to serve a copy thereof upon the to the highest and best bidder for BIG CYPRESS ASSOCIATES, Name In which assessed Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney, cash the following described Marlann Kimble LTD. whose name and address is: property: All of said property being In the by DELRON CORPORATION, ts CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD. Lotsl and 70, HOI.LIDAY BEAR County of SemInole, State of General Partner _____________________ _____________________ EMMANUEL, SMITH & CUTLER, LAKE SUBDIVISION NUMBER 2. FlorIda. By: IC. Grammer _____________________ _______________________ P.A., Post Office Box 1171, Suite according to the Plat thereof as President Unhese such certificate or cs 1601, CNA Tower, Orlando, Florida recorded In Plat Book 4, Page 46. tlncates shall be redeemed . Dated at Orlando, Orange County, 32002, not later than September 20, Public Records of SemInole County, cording to law the property Florida. July 24. 1575. Cars —CNld Cars 1575. Florida _________________________ _________________________ described in such certificate or PublIsh: July 31, August 7. 11. 21, if you fall to do so, ludornent may and appurtenances on said land or certificat will be sold to the 1575 beentlred.gainstyouforther,lief used In coniunction therewIth, iIld cars In my home, asp highist cash bidder at the court DEL.iU Dayrelnmpor,e demanded in the Compialnt. The This sale is made pursuant to p, moltierof 2. All ages. 220OMltch door on the 24h day f 51P. ___________________ Upto1ro nature ci said suit being the Final Judgment In Foreclosure tember, 1575 at 11:07 AM. ci. w. PInecrsst ares. na-sass. __________________________ 322.3752 Foreclosure of Mortgage en. entered in Clvii Action No. 75.1305, Dated this iRti day of UvIkIndIrgaitan FICTITIOUSNAMI curnbering the following described now pending in the CIrcuit Court In 1575. for S year olds Notice is hereby given that I am property situate in Seminole County, and for Seminole County, Florida. 9...4n TNngs to Eat Call 3224643 _____________________ Florida, and to foreclose a security DATED this 10th day of August, Jr. 5ig,ure: Arthur H. Seckwttti, engaged In business at 543 N. High• Longwoed, Seminole * — way 421, 1VWMi5t in various items of personal 1575. Clerk of CIrcuit Court ci Flilt Ii Only chIld care cintir opss FRESH OKRA County Florida. under the fictitious property more particularly (SEAL) Seminole County, Florida f'tday In Sanford — Begin. Mon..Wdd..Fri. name of MOHAWK CANOES and described below: ARTHUR H. SECKW1TH; CLERK By: Beulah C. Brow nIne June 2. SanfOrd Early 322-0473 that I intend to register said name REAL PROPERTY BY Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk ChIldcai. Center. 3224643. wiffiClskof the CircuIt COrl, South 35.33 feet, Loft, Block 3, DeputyCherli Publliti: August 21,35, September seminole County, Florida In OC , Free TIer 2 of E. R. Trafford's Map of the 4., 11 1575 wIll kispsm.chfl delivery, miii. S300rder. Sanford -. cordance with the Provisions Town of Sanford according to the GEORGE C. KELLEY, III in my homewk days DIM-los area. 322.2374, Sam's Portion Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWit: Plot thereof, as recorded in Plot P.O. Box 1132 ___________________ 5e 322.1175 Meets. ___________________ 141.05 FlorIda Statutes 1557. __________________ Bock 1, Page SI, of the Public Apopka, Florida 32703 ___________________ SIg. Mohawk Manufacturing JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED Records of Seminole County, Attorney for Plaintiff PICTITIOU$NAMI U nstructlor4 Florida. ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE Publish: August 14, 21, isis ________________________ Notice is hereby given mat i am Company By: Darrell Lildigti, PERSONAL PROPERTY WOULDN'T SE ANYII OEM 65 engaged in wslness., p.o. i mv. No. X2113 Stereo Sonlcs Cassolberry, Fl.. 33707 Seminole Publ: August 14, 21, 25, Wlllbabystthnmyhome Laboratories MAKE AN HEIRLOOM County, Florida, under the fictitious Florida St.tet. 157.244 for small children. 1 Telex TMS 100 Cartridge Deck NOTICIOFAPPLICATIONFOR named STAR PEOPLE RECORDS timber 1, 1575 Creativ.Expresalon... 3334512 1 CItation 12 Ampligier Mid that I intend to register said TAX DIED _______________________ 2 Custom MonItor Speakers NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, name with the Clerk of the Circuit alildcarelflmyhome PRIVATE VOICELIUONS ORDINANCI $443 1 Custom Transformer that Gloria F. Brenner ITF Sol Court, SemInole County, Funds iii dayonnite. AN ORDINANCE OF THE 3fl7346 Remort Volume Control Brennan the holder of the following accordance with the provisions ° ldayswk.323.3344 ____________________ CITY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, Assembly certificates has flied said cs. the Fictitious Name Statut, To. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING 4 BMak 1201 Speakers Modified tlflcates for a tax deed to be issued Wit: Section 063.05 FlorIda Statutes WITHIN 1HI CORPORATE AREA 2 Bozak CMI00-1O Splikers thereon. The certIficate numbers 1531. OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, Sip. Terry BrookS Custom Brackets - Painted and years of issuance, the Legal Notice. I * INVITATIONTOSID FLORIDA, AN AREA SITUA1I Hookup Wire dsscnip?lonof the property, and the Publish: August 14, 21, 20, Sep. AND BEING IN SEMINOLE Construction of SENIOR HIGH Installation Labor names in which It was assessed vs timber 4, 1575 COUNTY, AND MORE PAN. SCHOOL "$55", Lake Mary, 4 RIaL $IMINOL 1 (Set) Dlshtsbles-soiied sectIon as follows: DEM47 County, Florida TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS "L" shape 7t' * 12" x 30" — 11 90. Cortlficite NO. 1440 _________________________ FOLLOWS: REPLAT OP TRACT 75 • 1101 last Pins? Street • stainless — steel top — guy, Oifl Year of Issuance 1577 OF SANLANDO SPRINGS, AS Sealed bids from General Con. Saislerd,Fl.nldafllil bssi,prewashslnk,wIth 115 .113.5. Descriptioncl Property: WUFt. FLORIDASTATUTE1n.24a RECORDED IN PLAY lOOK ,, tractors will be received by the NOTICE 105 pnewasli unit, scrap block, iS" of Lot 10 + 1 12 Ft. of Lot 35 Netice.f ApeIlcalhe.ferTax Deed PAGE 2, OF THE PUBLIC RI. Owner, The School Board of IENVICI$TOpI1$Op4$WIA5I.$ long, slanted rack Itiuif overhead, Washington Heights P53 Pg 37 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, .ORD$ OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County, untIl 7:30 p,m., TO PAY THERIPOR open galvanIzed base. Clean section Name In whIch assesSed: Shent that Dr. J.W. Hickman the holder 0 FLORIDA, BEING THE SWt4 o Sept. 12, 1575 at the School bard The Office of Community Medical IS" x 30" matchIng soIled section. ruction Company. thu following certificates has filed THE SEMi OF SECTION , offices locofid at 1311 Meilonville Facilities, Department of Health Item No. 10. All of said property being In the said certlilcatesfora tax deed to be TOWNSHIP 21 S., RANGE 30 Li Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda, 32771, and Nshablultaiive$ervlces,Stateai Dishwasher Hobart County of Seminole, Stats of Issued thereon. The certificate REDEFINING THE CORPONAT Phon(311)332.I2SLAtffiottimeall Florida, has established the sum corner type, electric heat, 115.205 Florida. numbers and years of Issuance, the LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONG. bids will be opened and read $147,131.00, as the level of un. vott.modlfhed. Item No. 11. Unless such certificate or cs- description of the property, and FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE publicly, compensated services to be mad 1 Hot Water Booster — Hatco C.12, tificaf is shall be redeemed ac. names in whIch It was assessed are SAID LAND IN THE MUNICI p lid documents are open to public available by Seminole Memorial mounted to underside of cleah dish cording to law the property as follows: LIMITS OF THE CITY; Inspection In the Office of the Hospital, in the period of October 1, table, 220 volts 3 pti. Item No. 12. FLORIDA !7 . Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FA . / f LF. WESDAY, AUGUST21 WefghtWatcbers,7p.m.,SanJordWo,nat'3Qub,300S Oak Ave., 7p.m., Summit As., cii, Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and . Ught, Sanford. . Seminole AA,I m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. . Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United "3 Methodist Qlurch, Casselberry. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST22 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 verbrook Drive, Casselberry Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptimIst, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Altaznonte Springs. Sanford Serouaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Orlando - Winter Porki• Seminole 831-9993 322261$ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS U , ill: Sanford Rotaract, 7p.m., 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light Building, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Jfifl Sears. Caiselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook I)rtve Caciberry Oiled. Rotary, 7:30 am., The Townhouse, OVIOdO Sanford KIwanis, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, noon Holiday Inn,. Recevery, Lie., fornervoueandforrngrmetgal patients 12:30 p.m., 1 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Sereuderi senior citizen dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. SanI.rd.SeiIaele Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeater. Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte iiu Scars. StarUgM Promenaders, $ p.m., DeBary CommunIty Center, Sholl Road. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Spr4ngs. * Lake Mary Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Country CIub. Speaker — Rep. Bobby Brantisy. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop, 10a.m. and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mail. Altamseté 8jwhigs Sertima, noon Irelands. South Semlask AA, noon, Mental Health Center, RobIn Road, Altainonte Springs. 1 — AM.11C. * Certificate No. 1317 Year of Issuance 1571 AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO Director of Auxiliary Services 1575 to September 30, 12W. CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID (SchoolloardOfflces), F. W. Dodge flisditefmlflonbeen made Description of Property SEC LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING Plan Room and Central Florida pursuant to the requirements of the tegral 24" drain board. Guy. houll door on the 24th day of Sep. TWPZ1 S ROE 30 E 113 FT OF15 N 173 ZONI NO CLASSIFICATION, luildsrs Exchange in Orlando, and regulations of the Public Health tubular 12W — F&S faucet. Item No. timber, 1575 at 11:07 A.M. FT OF 1 ½ OF 51½ OF SW¼ W OF PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS may be obtained from the offIces ci Service, U.S. Department ci Health, 14. Dted this 15th day of August, RD AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN. OUtmafin Dragash Associates Ar. Education and Welfare, (43 CFR, 1 Trash Compactor — precision isis. Name In which assessed Ada SHIP IN CITY; chltects Planners, Incorporated, 10.lfl)andttieappilcabgeproyisiens THE PR-S. Item No. 15 Signature: Arthur H. Ieckwith, Kirkland Heirs SEVERASILITYI AND Ep. lnford Atlantic National bank Florida Medical Facilities Con. All of said property being In the FICTIVE DATE. Building, Sulte101, P.O. Drawer I, struction Plan. County of Seminole, State of WHEREAS, there as bert fiied Sanford, Florida, 32771, upon "Uncompensated services' Seminole County, Florida Florida. with the City Clerk of the City it request aCCOmpanied by 1210.00 means services available In the By: BeuIah Brown, Unless such certificate or .Cif lit, Longwood, Florida, a petition dipeift facility which are made available to titicaius shall be redeemed ac containing Deputy Clark Deposit will borefundedlnfull for the names of the e,aons unable to pay monitor Publish: August 21. 2S, September cording to law the property property owners In the ares two sets to Contractors submitting without charge or at a charge which , ii, sp described in such certificate or $qljl4I4 County, pij dow bona fide bids and return ci i 1 Pot Wash Sink-il ga. stainless Jr. steel 10'6" x 24 — plus 2 Integral Clerk of Circuit Court of ______ draunboard 24" long — gaiv. tubular lets. Two T&S faucets 3 corn. . - partm.nts. Item No. 16. 1' ImmersIon Heater for rir*e compartment at potwash sInk 113 Toastmaster S0.1 Item No. 11. 1 Underbar Workboand with two 3. compartment sInk, two mixing , station wish cs bin, ____ than the reasonable cast ci certificates will be sold to th, doCuments In good usable condition suchlees follows: servIces. The level of such eu hIghest cash bidder at the court in 5 days after the opening Replat ci Tract 73sf 5ANLANOO ices Is measured by the difference PienIda Statute 157.246 house door on the ISPI day as racordel In Flat leek Refunds for sets In excess ci betIIA the amount paid by such NOTICSOP APPLICATION POE tsmbi!', 1979 at 1I:N AM. of Sep. WRINGS 7, Pago.2 at the Public R.udo 0 twa will be less $11150 to cover coot spied rail coøipfotj lsøgih taucet TAX DIED astui. ci Seminole tor the services and the PvbIlWis July 'Uss, August m; Sev'iineis County, Pisnia, wing me '2W'tie1,. enmesame stainless steel body NOTICE with galvanized 1$ HERESY GIVEN, reasonable cost thereof. ' p.m., Fellowship Hall, First p iyterfan aiurcii 14th,. 21st, 1579 01 SWMi of the of Sed , tubular legs. 110" long * 21" wide. that Gloria F. Brenner lIP 501 The level set out above meets the Dated this 20th day ci July, 19* TownshIp 21 S.,SEMi ford. Interested persons welcome. Contractors who obtain bid presumptIve compliance guidelines Rag, , item No. ii. Brenner the holder of the following (SEAL) 4...,. . documents and do not bId the requesting annmtamo to he 3 Bottle Cooler leverage Air fa$ regulations. certificates h flied said certif I. Signature: Arthur H. Backwlth, poreare of the City L514weW, prolec?, must nsfunnsameat least 10 DWG 61. Item No. 15. Tiers are no guidelines which cites for a tax deed to be Issued Jr. Florida, and bid date, or Pie' requeetlng to be In. days before the positively Identify a person or 1 Cooler Freezer-American thereon. The certificate numbers Legal Notice Legal Notice Clerk of Circuit Court ii $11515 p5' 1Sf to defray COSt ci cIus Therein; Coolar-combunitlon walk In , and years of Issuance, the Seminole County, Florida WHEREAS, the City Cammieslin nepreducilen Mid PidIIii, is lit wlmpt.4 services. Each case' l'O" x iO'O" x 7'O" high, two-thirds description of the properly, and Itie By: leulah C. Brown 0 me City 01 Lemiwsod, Florida, muSt beiviluatedon Its own merits. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE cooler, 1.3 freezer remote names in whici it wasassessid ore ,&..., FICTITIOUSNAMI Deputy ClInk Bubowitcfess and oltwrs may ha5 d$VmktMlsaIdpr.psr,y Is EIgHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. regrigeration units. I15. follows: for Notice is hereby given that I am oitPublish: July 31, August 7, 14. 21, subject to omsiasien, pursuant to *aln CoffiptofebIldOcuIflelils Upon Ther.ar,ggldellnese,tablish.d a Certificate No. so person or family as eligible to egeaged in business at 533 Turtle CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE aluminum exterior, and Interior. isis the deSi it 121010 whiCh raquiremiets ci ps.. stat. Vis of Issuance 1571 be receive gi4 Or. Cassulbenry Semkwie COUNTY, STATE OP FLORIDA Item No. 20. DEL.120 171144; aM nefimlad, 1115 5110.50Will to cover vicis. full uncompensated sir. 1 (t.ot) Shelving for .walk.ins. Description 01 Progerty: N½ ci County, Florida, under the fictitious CIVIL ACTION. WHEREAS, the City Cammisalan rip edocilen cells, upon return Of Publish: August 19, 20, 21, 1979 Hodges.Chrome plated wire tot30(LeSS$t.Nd.*+SUFt.oi name WI NO. 75.2101-CA4S.l of AUTOMATIC PIuids$is$u$slSl.$N It5IngeadcanIItlenwlthlns 01MM it the CIty ci LMU1. FIends. 1173 Ft) St. JOS1ptIS PS I P5.114. IRRIGATION DESIGN, and that I IN RI * The Adoption of shelving, Item No. 3Q, NOTICI OP APPLICATION os has deemed It In the boot lMM441 dayS after Opening it blds Partial ______________________ Name In which aass: Albert i,dendtoreuistersaldnemewlth the RWC $ KNC, by CHARLES : 1 Char Broiler vulcan-u" long. TA*DI1S Mitlilel IMOgIISI's will be flu City ii Ls.4d. manila, to SOS to PICTITIOUSNAMU chit ci the Circuit Court, Seminole CHAPMAN and ESTHER A. gas-standard finish Model M 7505. M. Hull, Jr. & Harold S. isSued It Clot of repreductlen. NOTICI IS HERIIY GIVEN, accept Said PetItion aM so p Notice is hereby given thai we are County, Florida in accordance with CHAPMAN, Petitlenirt All Of said property being in Si. mat Insøe Kimball theheldereime said area; M3751. Item No. I. ladsbldmu4tbeacownp.nI.eby I90 in busbies at 1536 $usahe the provisions it the Fictitious NOTICE OP ACTION I Convention Oven Vulcan.Iarger- County of seminole, State of feilewing CertifiCates Ms filed sold NOW, THIN EPORE, $1 IT ICiltIflol Check or bud bend Issued Rd., WInter Park, 33753 Semlnig NdMu Statutes. To-Wit: Section TO: NOSERT C. MIODUCKI Standard finiltigas 115 volt motor CITY It' lit acceptable surety company certlflcstes for a tix died to be ORDAINED AddIr*07 Ui*nown Unless soch certificate or CM'• Issued tlioreen. The conlificete COMMISSION SY THE Model GT I Item 2. sss.$ Florida Statutes 5$7, OP THE CITY Op ton titicaiss shall be redeemed ac numbers and Sip. Kent J. Castleman YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the 1 Range with oven and i bur III. TMNthliulpercefltefffiebese SUcCesSful bidder Will be nameof THE PRINT WORKS, and years of isovenco, igi.e LONGW000, FLORIDA, m we intend ____ DEM.liO - - 12—Special loresister sale urns with one Standard fInish single cording ts law thus property dasaIpIIen of the property, and me POLLOW5 required So fwnlsi pinfsrmarK, wftfl me Clerk of me CircuIt Court, deck shelf.Vulcan-Mod,l 7IISA. dS5UISSI lit Such Crtlfhcats or names In which It was aIseessdae bend and labor aM materials gsig SECTION 1: mat me centlficotes wIll be sell so me Item No.3. in ac Ps'mInt bOnd, 01431 Nt the fUll fuilewa: described preperty, he-Wit: I Hood Oolv. Win construction, hIpliOSi CaSh bidder it liii ceurt Certmcaso No.1* Neptit Of Tract 71Sf SANLANDO imeUflt of me contract sum, loeved owancs wish me provielens ei me. for the adoption f hue minor child SI" * U' deep and 24" hIgh bo house deer on the 1011 day SI lip' WRINGS is racsnded in p it It' Ibindlug CSmpany licroed in FIctltIe Name Statvtss, To.Wlt Year of Isivance 1577 Section 041.55 FlorIda Statutes 1957. named Ni that petition and you a, type,speclalc onion ceilIng timber, 1575 at 11:10 AM. 7, Daecript Of P(epary SiC 10 Page let me Public Records at Flonide. IN III CIRCUIT COURT OP THE commandad So serve a copy Of yew height, S Iliters, I lights, custom Edith I*Wwfstlo Dated this lESt day ii August. TWP 31$ ROE 311 N fliP?. Of S ill Samliule County, Florida, being stie To Ii olIgIhlo Ion CIflSidO,5$iefl, Nibs? Entwlstle EISNTIENTN IISNTIINTN written defeusse, If any on KEN. built. Item No.4 HangIng Hood by WIth the Ft.OfS7SIP?.oiENIFt.fN SW%OfthISSMiWSodIen4.Tiim. bidS must COmP&V JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND POE Signature: Arthur H. Iockwlffi, SETH 0. MORSE, ESQUIRE, aituens. Florida, all conditleits of the PublIsh: July 31, August 7, 14, 31, SItO; ship 21 5., Range 201., be and stie SEMINOLE COUNTY, 7, 14, 21, above-named Petitioners, CHARLES N. CHAPMAN and ESTHER A. CHAPMAN, have flIed a petition In me abeve.Wylad Cart — Notices 18—Help Wanted - I CAIN NO. 75.1UICA4S.1 IW"f HE s ml ePOClt$catIOni.sndmuStlemadeen madeabenatmecltyati.wswue. IfoCMhlOOf*OfSrrnIflClsJd5lwiffi Ptome in which assessed: M- sIMS Is hibV swaM KImato MATTER OF THE Florida 33551. on or before lip. ADOPTION OF SY SOUIIII C. ternberll, W79,anlflletheoriglnal stainless steel top, IS go. galv. wi. $DY MARIE MURDOCK DePuty Clink with his Clerk of this Court ethhsr dSflP.elf aIv tubular lets. 1 ffln,P a child, wtone svvlce on Petitioner's at. frictIOn slide gaiv. drawer. Item PublIsh: August 21,20. SapIamlir PetItioner JOHN MICHAEL 411,1975 terney or Immodimely thereafter, No.1. FONTAINE 1 Overhead Pet Rack Three bar DIM1i3 atluerwisoa detsult may be entered D1L.11S- the contract documents, lit County St Seminole, State ot Charter ol thi City Of L511.aU. doPIICINP SICISISI b iii ,pSquS SOn, in iSis Plonlda,purwentto*e$srms.iffie PICTITIOU$NAM1 NotIce Is hereby given that I a Florida. Florida, IPI PIe. ISO. S. 171146. Sealed avalaps boring the name r$flff Ni business at SN. 4e, W ON 1dir ml mIlesevth SN. 10$smIneIe County, SECTION 1: That the prepert,, ml UP.IIS such certificate or cer. morbid: sENIOR HIGH tiflcatos shall be rudassial ac PlOrOOfors described 5 5ec$le) ScHooi. PiorhluiIjmlttoft4a coilIng to law the property 1lsO1disICOlflallheVe*i issuing "1SS",mlde li'on SOUTHERN ENERGY DIllON TO: DARRELL N. MURDOCK agoNiSt ysuforther demaidid Mainlossstoelmoun$elhetsbIe,46" dSsaibol lii such ctIfhcats or 4315 healienof MI USM tedwairlol date and hour mentleml above and mat i wise to risboer said 1315 Cessna strait In me pSilIlIn. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE cart mcasos will w sell i. long over psf sink. Item No. U OMior raioned foe right to name with me Clerk Of ISis Circuif that deeSrncaIlosu Is described hi New Brighten, Minnesata 00112 1 Chief TIlls N" * 21",'ll ga. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL hIghest cash biller at *0 court W1TNE$$myhua.udandmesealat mozomhisorOS.ec.Ofrn,ci,,,e, reject ant's Ill bldsr certain. Cliii?, $omkuslecsuswy, Florida In' NOTICE OP ADOPTiON P51MM Ofa bid as$vSOel Ni iSis acwasi€ ml Court at $auWsrL Sentinels stainless stool tip, to go. st.inIe CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE hues deer on me 34th day Of Sop UJIUlt minim. wim me provisions Of PROCIIDINS 510 POEM, County, Funds. this *751 day Of Steel double overhead Shelf. Hatc$. COUNTt FLORIDA ml to Ølv. IPY III- the FictItious Name flatutes, Ti SECTION 3: no *e csrerato tambar, 19$ If 11:0 A.M. yo. ., isnew suatiflod that a apmt, Infrared heat lamp 12" len, CASE NO. $.1145CA$I ONod*ioultsds,OfAunt,nig limits Of the CIty Of Lemauul, fIflhlaIlthos ml tKIPto*Ies Ni Wit: $OCtlSnIU.iSFIenlls$Iaiutss for odspIim yew miner (sEAL) meuntod to tile underside it tip IN TNI MATTES OP THE Florida. be and It Is huareiII% and WhllflLaMtoawsrk*.Iobhiiml isv. IigIIOUN: Arthur H. ChIN was filed in ISis Circuit Court ARTHUR H. bICKWlVH,JR. shelf. ii pa. galv. uedorslialf ADOPTION OP Jr. Puroby redofinad N as So blOnds boOt lN&i,U Of liii OSUr. NO bid up. Cathy C. Martewlci fey Sentinels County, Flinida in -1it be Wittidiliel for Spaniel if$ PubiloSt: Clerk of flue Circuit Court AELIS STEVEN WOODALL. II galvanized tubular legs. Itom Ne. sell laid heroIn ascribed .sil Clerk ii Circuit Court August 7,1111.1., Wi AuguSt 14. 1979, by JOin Mldiel 0$ frOnt the ip.'n, sentinels County, FIelds 1 Dell Temp. Refrigerator 111 vet suineitol. a mkw child. Sentinels County, DIM-Il Fontaine and you are rolvlred to The Iciseel lose .i Victory NF$-aDli. Item No.7. y: Ivo Craltnee PetItIoner: JOSEPH?. HICKSOtI SECTION 4: That ISis Clip Clerk Plorids WOO 0 t' Of VOW inStan SentInels County: 1 Relrigorsl,r Victory R$.1D. Deputy Clerk isSiS15SVIutSiIheImmj,j It': SS'JlSk 51'p, T0 ARLI$ STEVEN W000ALL4 RobinS 0. Posifler, dsIeeUe.w any ho It, sit lInt PublIsh: AuguSt *1,10, September 13. Item No. I. lAd sUipIiQt5ld ISiS 0111435$ CIty Deputy Clark attimay, ew sante Choirwntit , 5510 SuIIIvsn 1 Nell Warmer Publish: AuguSt *1,is, leptujnsu MOp if till CIty at Lsigweul. NOTI E. ml sd&,as Is Richard L. Mallets, 01Mw WilSism P. 1Mev, CS$snadS SprIngs. Colorado 1.11.1979 3S7.OA.masited on lj5Øjf So tedvis ISis amnsaI Pe 011*0 Drmmr N. lafiSOd, lthtl W11 item No. 6-Ill volts. Item No.9. ClfllSlnsd in Sadie, I hellO. ______ DIM-3M FIerfis 30711 aid Ills till orIgInal NOTICIOFASOPTION •WNOI1SSSU 191110 SECTION 1: Thai s this Or.. FIJbI*0 All,7,14, 31, 1955 1 UMerbarWsrbboardwlIflh,we. ,DI$AILID — — .- . • __ -- _ ' ____________________________ _____________________________ Wonder what to do with Two? Sell 'Ohe The quick, easy Want.Ad — way. The magic number is 322. ____________________________ 2611 or $3) . -. - . rr,. ru,,,,me pan Time. Apply ,.ln person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. -. 5. i: - — time, Exp. w.Ftorida iiicense. 1-I?. 322-1566, Sanford j'lursing & Cony. Center. * cook. Apply in person ,1loliday inn of Sanford on the ;lakefront. __________________________ eninQ (tlity person. Apply in 0lda Inn of Sanford on the .;.:kefront. - -. - - -- M'echanic ___________________ 21—Situations Wanted -- - -_ 24—Business ()PPo,-h't _______________________________ --------- -- 322.261J for appointment - 4kUTOMOTIVEMACHIN1ST me LL_DORIS rebuilder, Seminal. DIETRICH Auto 301 1. 25th P1, Exp, -lyl Wages commensurate w• .ility.fringe benefits, Delivery route, est. customers. On area. Good P T incomeCt $7000 Call 323.9235 _________________________________ 29—Rooms Part Time _____ • ___ _____ ___ Desk Clerk& Maids __________________________ PLUS. Florida's leading wear firm, HIS Stores - ..Men's (or Men, now has Immediate - - opportunities in management . ,7ies. Ourexpansionhas created 1 BR executive decorator furnished Condo. Pool, club house, cable TV. Everything furnished 141$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR, I',, bath, brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26500. REALTY Owner will hold. w career opportunities locally 1 other central Fl. locations 'flcluding the Tampa Bay area, Xxcellent pay wall frInge fnef its. Call 305886-07)7, ext. 9. 'rappt.orsendr,wrnetop,o 'ébx 1076, Mt. Dora, Fl. 32751. Wet Cutter, stock $43,900. How about a I BR, 1 B, older home on Meilonvilie Ave., 2 garages, fenced bk. yd., fruit trees & extra lot for only $23,900. _____________________ Immaculate I BR, 2 0, 2 car garage w-w carpet, C H&A, fenced Wi. yd. $53907 ____________________________ 35-4ktgle I'hints L.s - -- 904.115.3075 ___________________________ ire live.In lady companion. D m, private bath lent. Ability : drive necessary & help wmeals for 7. Reply .0. Box 392, Geneva, Fl. 32732. 411efenenCeL ring r _________________________ 100' on — 3 BR, 1 B, gas heat, fenced yd. $26,500. Realtor Owner. Rent REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESNEEDED - — Would like to rent 3 BR homewoptionto buy Call 3230171 OF SANFORD REALTOR 4O-.Cfldflflhijn 3220231,3237)73, 332.0775 ALL FLORIDA REALTY 25445. Flinch Aye. _______________________ Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appl., w-w carpet, pool. Close to '7"SURVEYPARTYCHIEF Pition available for Party Chief .xp. in * ______________________ 38-nted to for Sanfordarea ' Zoned commercial Sanford Ave. SILSOO. _____________________ ,i Labonerw.chauffeurllc. Owner motivated 2 BR, I B, car. port, den wwet bat, eat In kit. .__________________________ Mobile home lot now avail. Lg, trees, adults, quiet, walking distance to all shopping, See at Park Ave. Mobile Park. ______________________________ man, Must experienced. Apply at Food Sum, 25th & Park, $15,950. yd., nicely landscaped, C HIA, w-w carpet. Good location. Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., Private entrance, adults only, no pets. 1004 Palmetto. averything.,,Askung $33,730. 327- property surveying a. ________________________ 4xc. Salary 8. benef Its. Growing long established firm. Contact Wilson, Miller, Barton, SoIl I, ________________________ ib•dIvis ion construction layout. hok Inc. 1.113 7731121, Naples, ____________________________ ______ 3 choIce lots ready to build on in Deltona. sa000 for all. ni_n'?, NEWOWNER NEEDED Gorgeous neat home, 2 Bdrm 2 Bath split Bdrm plan. Conveniently located In quiet area. Disappearing stair to floored attic storage. Priced to sell at only $47,300. 1 yr. warranty. - - BATEMAN REALTY 263$ Sanford Ave. - 3210739 Aft. Hrs. 322.7643. 322.4a6s Handyman for rental unit maintenance, Part time, _________________________ idealforretired.47I.5711 BusldtoSu't '-curlotoryours. FHAVA,FHA7331745 STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS OVER6MILLION INSALESIN1919 JUST LISTED4 SN, 2 bath, 2 story I M. Unsworth Realty • • REALTOR s o • 323-EO6lor.ves, 323 0517 • I ML' horns In lovely neighborheodl c. H.DR,satinkit,,porch$,, Only 133,0001 UNIQUE 3 BR, 1 bath horn. on beautiful Park Ave, Lots of Potentiali Zoned for Bus.I SpacIous rms wextrasl Wowl Just $113001 , •• . NIALTY 0 24 HOUR [B 3229283 - 51—Household GOOdS - 42,....4Lile - ' See - our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. - J8Q3OrlandoDr. abv. grd. Pool, ut In kit,, patio. Many Unique Feituresh Cool off this summarI •Pp w. RANTED. Yoursfon$u,sso, —______ 323 5200 -_ vscait hits, water. oomer, frsntln oIl 3 p..od strwts, formerly property of Food Pair, Inc. bIsr in Posssslo, Chapter XI. ____ ____ ___ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATL JOIN SAN FORO'S SALES -. -- __ ____ ______ ______ I s Ml 011505 Ori N flILI sob bidder 55*5 , euSlfl..U..L will be Nd to lie , MID, MOPTID *15 leuesloar em *0*1 dot' Of Sip' *0*rd. PbS 1171 es me isurt Mmdoy Of July. 4.0.101 tur, NIP. If 11:5 LU. beck Nd 5000 TitSfli *111101 Nil day if 50 FIRST ISAGIHE Julp% MN FUSIII: July 31$ WlThI$SntyboWand$MN,Iat' , .*1NJ14j fir rUSIL.. to, tutu. meIfulss*.a. *CONDISASINSm51,w,, 31.19$ MmINOlop*og, e*CswrtIf$u*.gPlorS.wi($1*I.) mlushda!ofmjot. 151*6.) ,., . • thitW*is*1OfJuip.igop. lifts dot' 0 AIfIU* 19$. WITIIII$mVhMlInItheOSSlW $55, June l.ermiis . IIphi.eftn: At*grs. lobsib, soil CuAIffo..fl.J, Pk,U.,lilI (51*6.) 9$'i,psiui: AndUVN.$JJ5, MAVOSOthI Jr back ml Nd - 7111764 LEADENI WE LIST a. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S No. ii Zsusd CG2 (Csmmercl&, Rental Units, Miniwsre Hsvsu) Proistlnp on Park Or., Oak £ Myrthi AVe. NOV hi kiOwa Its public of -ysiss' club alNfl, . . . IANKIUPTCT NO. Sanford's Sales __________________________ $15. 3231733 ___________ _____________________ Lake Markham Rd. near Lii. Sylvan, 60 acres, 20 acres already platted. Over 1600' of Lk. Front wooded. $500,001), .. NEAT ANOCOZY Newer block home, 3 bdr. I'.-, ba. garage, fenced, good lawn. Owner will consider VA or FHA. ' -- FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 530 6133or 335.4711 eves, NOTICE OF SALE by closed Bids BR house, (1) 1 BR garage apartment. (buildings only & to be relocated). Located corner ot Oak and 11th Ayes. Detailed Information, Bid Forms to be secured from OffIce of Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Aye., 322.2914. Lakefront lot in Casselberry -- - - KENMOREWASHER - Parts, Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANC,ES 373 0697 ____________________________ To frontage on Semlnola Blvd. Asking $11,950 with good terms or tracin. -- - .: - W. * e •.. . ___ I0Clisatu114, , * * ____ ists,$;ga: 41L .t I .... ., * ______- ., r • . .. . - ,4': -• - - 1011 MN if flulWS. Afl*0N. 1. WTlSCicat Court boy *anw, *0 Ar1flW II. SOOlsIpili, Jr. CLIR WW 'TNtCIJiT *0: Psiriejo Jr. .. -- —v Clark ___ Cork of Cirseip , CostS , . •. ATTI$?; ....... . Sy; T11 C. Rime -. - -AuIiju .4f11*112 Am.stp, IlW ruWhi ftI*031.1iiiiitt ::i 411,NN ...l SS$M1t. . .,,,...., .. • .. . $155114 . . •... . .. .• .411.1155 $155111 .1 UL ' 1 -' -SP- .-..-- is "........ - -_--'- W* ___ __________________ __________ -- ............... - -_. ... .,. NIP Multiple Listing Service ISIS . * * .. : JwIvP.ft7. 14$S, FI*lim: JuOpi.Augosu, ___ 4* ? . ct.s$wso NOII1IAN * OSPAITMINT , . 4 011.119 fl'IU_S .- -3 * 1tIiIJSJL ........ . . J ........ . ANYTIME IVBTMmT COUNM1O 2565 _____ REALTORS ?.O. Isa 3014, L.sgwud. Pb. 33710 511 * * 3 -d-M ,. * -, - . ' . Branch Office Used color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 25" works good, 5)73, Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 372 1721. ________________ ,. ALTAMONTE -Lot 100* I7lplus CB Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy 436. $79,900. OWNER LEAVING TOWN, ANXIOUS TO SELL THIS 3 BED. ROOM, 1½ BATH, AIR CONDI. - ---- - ... ..-- .-- ....... _-.. 77—Juflk OVER SIZED LUSHLY LANDSCAPEDLOT. PRICE REDUC. ED FROM $33,907 TO $37,500. HURRYI ____________________ _____ 33905o E Altamonte Dr. '- 55--Boats -- a Accessories 339050$ ___________ - -____________ ---' — Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor, lOS' paved road, 210' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. 5)1,950. WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? One p1. ot ear iy Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the river & boating experience. Please call afler 6p.m. 321-0937. ________________________ Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., South of 25th St. (water & sewer). Price reduced to $7,990 w $1990 cash. Hoffman In. vestment Counsellors, $626172. LARGE I BEDROOM, 3'.-: BATH WITH ALL APPOINTMENTS, LIKE NEW CONDITION ON ACRE LOT IN LX HOWELL AREA. $71,900. — 2 Fern. Garage Sale. Clothes, burn., misc. FrI 24 to Mon. 27, 9 lii? 32) & 326 Heather Ave., Longwood, Highland Hills. REALIOR' 701 bldg SERIOUS SELLER REDUCED PRICE FROM $22,000 TO $19,900 ON THIS WELL LOCAT. ED 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH 20*20 BLOCK WORKSHOP IN REAR. - _____________ ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. Il 92 Sanford, Fla. 37771 S.7acres3)O'on paved frontage. BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to ISO 365349$, eve. 349.543) ________________________ ROOF TRUSSES We have several sixes of trusses for sale at discount prices. For information Call $316290. — 4s-A--atof Stat. '' __________ ____________ ' Lawnmo*er sales & service. We sell the best & service the rest. Western Auto 1OIW.lst5t. 323.4101 ______________________ i ______________________ Tractor 555 Case, lox, Blade. Mower, Disc. 22' trailer. Call Woody Little, 3225434. Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri 4S-s.SUppIIIS ---- To ps_ - ho -. older 4 Sn, *t i iionue Into a $$3.7Ol3 beaUtiful family home. WIots spece for children. Lg. lot w. for Sal. plenty of trees. C H$A. Under 54/Jgl50oIas ______________________ ____________ ' _______ ______ to Buy Cty. Approved '123 for Drainfleld - 177S3103 PrIvate Party TysonCeinent Drives, patios, walks a. etc. LICENSED S69-t4SS __________________________ ____________________________ * MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 8690562 f . __,,, -. - - .- _____ Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 Pct. disc. to Sr Cit. 3)94066, 661 $335. - _____________________________ Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & Commercial $91 9503; aftO 530.7515 PMIAg& Rspelr L' Peppers Painting Service, Custom Painting & detail trim.' Free Est. 3231701. Dresstnaiclng ____________________________ Alterations, Dressmajn Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 Flu n_grapfijc ___________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos a. fast repair service. 3226101. - -. - - 1etmg Interior Ester'ctrPlastening ., Licensedi -Bondud Call 3222710 _______________________ ... .. .-- -'---- - Itstnslrnpnwsnsnts 'S$$b'eClsinin. ______________________ ____________________ RIR Pressure & Steam Cle.nlng, —— - -- - - etc.,, Reasonable rates, all work : guaranteed. 323.7111. $ yrs. exp, Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 3271321 __________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR .G. BALINTIASSOC. 322.5465 p01.7344707 Roofing Tam Pot for Rent $2S-Oayor Wkly Rates Call 3220216 aft. 6 collect. $25 chair, $50 sofa specIal 00 III Upholstery Cleaning for th month of August. 531-3144, __________________________ VliiylRspek' _______________________ ______________________ _____________ Vinyl repaIr Irecolning Saveupto3.01 ntwhtifYChN,i.S6o.$O71. _____________________ '''. . .. - — Kuiidy Paul, has truck will trayvi. WELDING Wants to mliii small' household Custom mode bmpsrs. repairs, Carpentry, painting $ mIsc.CaIIPaulHwwer,3.g Wrui iron windem and doors. 33p. 0643. Lonely Man Welding : To List YOW,,. wants Is buy void 2611ol 831.9993 _ - - - . Roof, homes, trailers, IMan, quality operation ' ' ' . . mercial, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 3230541 or 660-5954. Painting 'amIC TU. Ce, qualIty furnitur,, washsr & dryer. S741. . - — Cement plumblnefixtures, _____________ bldg. material. 332.5419 __________________ 0721. - Office Clsardng ________________________________ Custom Office Cleaning, corn. ____________________ llItWe Saivags. 332.0721. deep, 1350. - Sanford Furniture Salvage 1792 So. of Sanford 323- ..... - (LOCAL) 349.537% ____________________________ — HANDYMAN_GIN. HOUSE. HOQ REPAIRS FROM CUR. lAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PAINTINGSPNINK WE bUY USED FUNNITIJNE APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Sn. glassed Pop display case 36 in. - ApplIances a. Misc. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerlj Harriett's Beauty No04 5) 1st St., 32-5742 _________ . Contraicontractlnglnc, 332.4 - - Hauling Yarddebris, Trash Beauty Care NIIIIIORSII1Ts Buy $ Sell, the finest in used funnituns, Refnig., stoves. toolo. ROCK Scneeusd&Wasiud ll?-57; sanfo ... - Light _____________________________ — ___________ Cash 322.4132 333,3435 -- sod hying & free trimming. 32) 2945. Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3230039 ___________________________ 33)0739 or - ____ _________________ - Rbs. specialists, top soil & fill dirt, ____________________ ' frame + misc. _______________ * General Landscaping, Appliances _____________________ -- ________________ REALTOR 322.4ONMLS . ___________________________ RACO Foam, fIberglas 5. Cellulose. Lowest prices, Call _________ Apt moving sale, Tues. $ Wed. Mariners Village, Apt, 1101.322. abo . Call Carl Harris at 5E.R5,Sanford372-17;1 lNSULATlON6atting, blowing Semanship. Over 10 1st places in local & AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 327•0539. _____________ __ ThsReal Estat.Age,y Inc., Rsaltor$ FREE ESTIMATES 323 5719 Mowing 321.0090 UtItsilisfy _____________________ AQHA Gelding "Chlcacsaa, Priest" 15.3 hands, i*5. youth Show horse, fop performer in trail, wistem & English her. MORTGAGES, R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. ______ Certified Lawn & Landscape CentralHeat&Aircon.i, Free EsI. PAINTING,CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free E$t. 323-0429 after 5:30 _______________________ * FreePuppies WILL BUY EXISTING isp & 2nà REALTY WORLD I CaIIL.rry for Fret Esi. 47) 4294 LIc., Bonded & Ins; - - $10.90 _____________________ I Cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. ________________ * 32305)6 this I.awnj Air Conditioning ______________ ________________________ cages. 322-3737. _______ ________________________ _____________________ I outside runs, also air coed. nted - Get Cash Bu sfor a small n vestment. Place a low coat clas$lfiedadfomnesyjlts.3fl.U11 or $319193, _________________________ Sanford32l.06A0 OIando32l•1577 . I - -, "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford -- IssiiIju!.i: ____________________________________________ : shady inside kennels, screened FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Losing your homeS, credit7 I catch up bok payments & buy equity. 3220216. SROKER * PS, PB, Air, AM.FM. $1735 327.4320 _______________________________ _________________________ Call CankiHirt 323•7500 47-Real Estate REALTY * Hornet Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., cold air, new paint, very economical 8I,095. 32213$;. _____________________________ ''3 -- & NEW ROOF. (3) 3 BEDROOM, (I) I BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS, ONLY - _________________________ '73 Mercury Marquis Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 3866or 323 77)0 62—Lawn-Garden ________________________________ ________________________________ -- The weather is perfect fora bamde'_seevemythg fast with a want ad. Call 322-7611 3 UNITS ZONED COMMERCIAL ON SANFORD AVE. FRESH PAINT, CARPET ______________ - 1UIS M.rturv AA*rrh ki. loaded, air, stereo, 34,000 ml. Immec. $2,650. See at Monroe Harbour Marina. Pier A. Wallace - _____________________________ Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, NC 26906 or * _______________ 322 7132. - 78—'Gtorcyc1es ___________ Building Materials _____________________________ TRIPLEX - --. --. -. ________________________ 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $10,000. Best - Terms. William Mallczowskl, Realtor 3fl 79$) MAYFAIR IN SANFORD, VERY MODERN I BEDROOM, 2 BATHHUGEFAM1LYROOM& EATIN KITCHEN,TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. $61,S0Q. .' — Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used rAr ir,irk. L .322 __________________________________ 61— POND $130,000. • -- — 1975 Camevo S.W, 9 pass, very good cond. 1 owner. Best offer. Call 3?? 1624. 3?? 4460 . — 78 Olds 9$ Regency. fully loaded, like new, low ml., built in CB & tape deck, sun roof. $7295 or best offer. 323 19)8. -- $2lOOO.1OpCtdwn.Byowne,' TUSCAWILLA AREA, LARGE SPANISH STYLE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE WITH MANY CUSTOM .......................... __-_ ._._e_. .,... __ _*... — Cars Ren'tsved - - -. _____________________ 54—Garage Sales INC. - - TION, SCREENED PORCH ON 3fl ________________ - 4,... PARK _____________ _______ _______ 2 BR ON MAGNOLIA $72, WILL RENT W-OPTION TO BUY, $200 Mo. 2443', 3. Irench 4605 (Dealer) ______________________________ - _________________________ - Call Bart - soio per let) ,ynsr: WA. Hoffman,Trustoo - - - -....... * __________ . . 011.1* ' -. •.. .w. - $,LUS1M (14k CON: Court Of so-iiiqu sty, P*gs : 50ulyO.rk ___ Furs "iftlLChinit',psj15j. . . Of * ___ kidüded" hi INS IleNsi, JUST MAIE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models. Call 339 9100 or $31. toilet, ice box 5195. 323-4325. - 53—TV.Radio- Stereo REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7498 Leader -- ___________________________ -- ________________________ Used Refrigerators, all Working $45 i. up. Free delivery. Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322-0721. Longwood-Ct,urch Ave.-R3 lot, good rental area, $11,000. Rollin Realty, REALTY. 339-1777 or 3)9 1386. laOflonssoddIIhehih. ., . - brand New lnterspring fledding' price. Sanford Furniture Sal. vage, 17-925. of Sanford 322-3721, $2$,s. SlEDs TLC Nowcaref$p.int covldt Vehicles 15' tr'vel trailer Sleeps 6, 3 way lights, gas 3 burner woven. - ch • yew 75—Recreational ________________ Convertible sofa double bed ___________ 4797. Couch 1 3 ChaIrs * -- Lovely, comfortable, Castro ----_----- 43—Lots-Acreage SUPER 3IR,lbothihuemeinC,C, Manor Perfect starter Purnel Plo. rm.,eat In kit., fenced yard $ Morel 5FF WARRANTED, Reod to $35,101 - Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday t 7:30. It's the Only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.255. $311 for further details. New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So. of Sanford. 3223721. ___________________________ _____________________________ VA & FHA Financing ------- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ________________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES DON'T MISS OUT TWO nice lake-front homes. 3.2 with pool & sauna on Lake Bu?k,. 4.2 on Lake Monroe with pool I. dock. Plenty of privacy. Call todayll SEIGLIN DELIGHT 351,2 bath honte In Plnecrest w.your own Auction Thurs. 7P.M. SanfordAve.atHwyl27 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates Kelloggs Auction Sales 323 7050 - - - for Sale ----- . Suzki 1976 TS 250. Adult owned, cxc. cond. Street legal $550 or offer. 323 5641. _______________________ REALTOR 122 4991 MULTIPLELISTING SERVICE Eves 319 5100- 322 1959 .._________________________ - 80-Autos — 6 * -_________________________ - fltISlNI$FAVI• 71 Ford. 1 tOfl van, I?' box, auto.. AC. PS. new PB. 17.000 ml. on new 302 eng $3600 or bus?. Call 323 9238 traJ, ---_____ Parking lot vacuum; ref. $112.50 cxc cond.; color 8. B&W TV's. ----------2621 S. Sanford Av. . 1,, tiot 'Ju, acres ----------- --------Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30, in cleared Cypress Isles in Osteen near St. Johns River 1)0,200. $6500 dwn. S —, --- - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 STMPER AGENCY 79—Trucks-Trailers 4 _____ For Estate Commercia ResIdential Auctions & Ap ps'aisals. Call Dells Auction 323 50 Footlockers $16.99 up B homeon quiet street. Room for garden eat-in kit. 8. much more FEATURES ON S ACRES FENCEDINCLUDINGBARN& * Reg. Real Estate Broker 3 Pc. cor. desk set, glass tops, $50 4 drawer metal file cab., $60; Paymaster check writer, $20 All cxc. cond La 2 Boy recliner, d cond 3228810 $24,()Q That'sali for this) BR, 1 Spotless l BR, I B, ref., stove, drapes, part. turn., for only 524,500. Need al BR, 26? Carpet, fenced Nopets,$135. 3222356att4 For Sale: tnt. Cadet riding lawn mower, 10 lip eng. Runs good. 1220 Randolph. 3239097. - fruit trees. 1 BR,furn, apt., adults mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 5. French. 323-7340. PRICE DROPPED WA "THUD". You won't find better by' the new low price of .jt (2) 2 BR units furn. 8. reviled 523.900. Only $3,000 down, Beautiful home site. Ostesn area almost 3 acres. $10,300. 3 BR, 1'/ Ba, w.2 adioining lots + Kidsgoi'ue, but the swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 3222611. ____________________________ ____________________________ ., . _____ *1,11, hjtumbar .u,tNIigiu Will Is Nd so me .; 551110*5 t*J$ .. *1110.O5 *0MSi do! Of I . - ----- . Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. _______________________ ___ ________________ sq ft living area. $59,500. Terms, 3 BR, 1 6 home on 6 lots downtown Lake Mary. 141,500. - Apts. for senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See • ________ 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green Day or Night 323-5774 mo + tax. 333.7991, Days InnSanford,1o5. 1.4 • ___ .• I I HAL COLBERT, Room for rent In Longwood, $125 mo, pays all. Male or 'Vernal, between 13.30. Call Frances 834. -________________________ Beds. ObI motel box springs & TIRED OF COMPACTS' You can S T RE I C H out in this gracious older I story. 4 BR, 2 B home located on a tree lined street. Needs some paint & txx9n, could be converted. 1st time offered. 145.000. Ai TD MI S Room for a growing family. I BR, 2 8, FR, lots of storage space, 1001 Palmetto Ave. $35,000. Room for rent, w-private entrance, in 1g. home for woman. Child OX. Comp. use of home. 3230741 aft PM. - - Garnt'tt White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone)?? 7881. Sanford ''' I Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly& monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak 841 7883. Inc P - __________________ __________________________________________ -- ____ ,,f-_ idyliwilde by owner. 3-2, FR, many extras. Assumable loan. By apt. only. 323-6213. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lLSSt takingupspacewith a want ad inthe Herald 322-2611 or 831 9993. - • , -. Harold Hall Realty All. WORM GROWERS incdishes&lInens.$l5Owk,, . _____ DIM-Ill Blockhome. Terms avail, 3220216a1t 6 - fl— udion People who like money use ldw cos :lassifiedads?o buy, sell, or — Byownpr 3 BR. 29 New 235 Homes, 4 oct. interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 $33,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2287. W-Cabinet, 5100 3239100 -- JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 3226457 Aft.S 372.7111 --- ___ 4 1L,NN sized lot in one of Sanford's finest neighborhoods. so&soo. - - -. _____________________________ Singer Sewing Machine _____ __ ___ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 3)1115 E First St 322 5672 Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build your lct o, our tt V Enterprise, Inc Medel Inc. Realtor 6.41 3013• 537,500. - ----------- VA-FHA-235-Con. Homes HIGH & DRY In Delary 3 BR, 3 bath block home. Central HIA, w w carpet, Screened porch, sodded yard, paved street & Much More. $0 pcI. assumable mortgage. _ 50—Miscellaneous for Sale ._____________ _____________ _____ fNjguSt home, beautifully shaded dbl -- . 41—Houses ____________ houSe. 1700 OVER 2500 sq ft of gracious living in this lovely Ig Mayfair 3 BR 2 b * i15llshs 144507 Coliegestudent desiring yd. work. Large or small. Call 323-0500 _________________________ _____________________________ * ___ style home, Ig rms, fenced side yd. near school & Shopping. ___________ ____ ____ ATTRACTIVE 4 BR 2 B ranch - --______ - 4 LARGE LOT X 3 BR 2 B split plan, beautiful landscaping, fenced Wi yd, room for garden. $32,500. INC. or trainee for VW's, REALTOR 3237832 day wIt, paid holidays, fringe 3fl3, 322.7177 'tSinefits. $200 to $300 to start _______________________________ depending on exp. 3392962. ___________________________ 30-Apartments Unf urnisttsd COMM UNITY BULLETIN EVENING HERALD CORRES BOARDS ARE GREAT1'ONDENTS FOR THE SAN. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, -ORD AREA. MUST HAVE A BETTER. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE. Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE BR house. Will rent or sell. 323 $670 Mariner's Viilge. 'ELXIBLE AND LIKE PEO ________________________ Washington Oaks area. $2.10 PIE. mo.; Piano, $250. 332.4109 - wiSh SM clerk Of s ibis Wyied llnsnce beamn, ilfo,lI. *0 PROCIIDINS nan .na NOTICEO!APPLICATIONPOR cot, mIsn, I em er Isfois i*anler 11 TAR I.E. * You so hobby 5011101 that 0 ststIen wirn ics bin. stainless weei rudest lied prapsity iam hi *0 P11111* ITATUtI W7JN * VIII USTICI OP APPLIC*TSSN I1 bet's desMle4 Innu.J1oree shaM ,i*0rwise a Iudgmeml may be NOTICE II NINISY GIVEN, body, speed rail, gelv. legs. 7$', long pitmsn fir adaption of 0W if lflfluhIi,.. SvT *01 TAX DIED gsMst you for the rolSO. that SWts T. Chml be * in onnv SIP Iii $4" wlda. Item Ne. 11. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN. -:1 Chispor NOTICE SI HERESY GIVEN. ,ivss in me for Sentinels County, PlarIds an iaMor me hider of the NItauing frmm S Coil Fee drop Ni type for I'T lad laymen J. $ Nary N. Ishmilt SI I NUISY CERTIFY 11101 espy ewtriesles flJs sail coy. *05,55" a 5" a o'%" 1,0.11 ga August 14,1959 by Joseph,. 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FANTASTIC 1 BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River. Covered boat dock. $32,500. 8. part time employment with Handy Way Food Stores. Must be over 18 yrs. old. Apply at any store. 1 lob of your Choice at a salary you desire, at the fee afford or it won't cost you a 1ENNY. Further more the tact 'you can't afford. AAA EMPLOYMENT 'can't afford any employment 'aQency. 912 French Ave. (cor 10th & French) 3235176 I' — $33,007 full • :'wE GUARANTEE — _______ — Nurses Aides, 73 shift. Exp preferred. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. - , '.' 1 FWeProIoctionSitem-safety J. Clerk if Circuit Court Of first. Item No. IA Seminole County, Florida 1 Work TIllS 11 * 10. 14 ga $18? MONTH PAYS ALL with $13,730 dn. Sharp 3 BR, wC H&A, ww carpet, new ref., gas range, inside utility rm, & walkin closet in MBR. Wont last. ______ I ______ 41—Houses I —: FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 1841. 4687 or 4443079 - ' Itimor's ahlerney, Whose admess Is P.O. Sat 4), Orlando, 41—Houses AVON ___________________ PLOEIDA _____ 18—Hetpnted - Register now for Fall term. Enrolimentforpre.kindergar,en -8. kindergarten - limited. $30 jflO., for more information call 322-6100 or 322-3552. Lutheran .Church of the Redeemer. ' - ______ -.____ ci descrIbed In such certificate or 1 SInk -2 compartment - lI gal. certifIcates will be sold to the stainless stHI-42" * 24' plus in. highest cash bidder t the urt SISTER, Inc. roon Holiday Sealer Citiseis Dance, 2 pm., Altamcnte Springs CIVIC Center. Sufer4S.mlaMe Jaycees, board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Buildlng, Sanford. : Gruter8emlasle Toastmistress, 7:30p.m., Altanionte SprIngs Civic Center. Seminole Rebekak IAdgs 43, $ p.m., Odd Fellows 111, 107% Magnolia Ave., Sanford. " Overesters Anesymeus, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cuaelberry. : Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 12W W. First I. At.Anoi, $ p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie I)j, August I( 1 r111U41 )h Legal Notic. THURSDAY, AUGUST23 31, I'll' DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Civic C4er Publish: July ms DIL-143 sday, Aug. 21, 1fl5—'tS Herald, Sanford, Fl. " II �, , . , , , , . . . I . . . g' I 4 it p ,• .' •• if ' q . . S a $S—Ev•Ig Herald, Sanford, F). Tuesday,Aug. 21, 17 I TONIGHT'S TV Canaan" (1978) Stefanle Powers, Paul Clemens. Residents of a small Connecticut town rise to the defense of an 18-year-old community member accused of murdering his EVENING 6:00 @300 NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Dominic: The Hunter" 00mmIc and Beever trace the clues , the castle of Lord Stainton and' an Inn occupied by a smu9gler. A third clue leads to Dominic's capture by the murderer. (Part 2 of 8)(R) 6:01 €0 PLEDGE BREAK Regularly Scheduled programming may be delayed due to pledge breaks. 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS (430 CU NEWS 0 ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH @3 MARY TYLER MOORE One of Mary's ex-boyfriends gets a job mn the n oom 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "Trance Of Death" 0 JOKER'S WILD @ THE CROSS-WITS €0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 LI) LIARS cuss .(4) MATCH GAME €0 THE NEWLYWED GAME O BHA NA NA Guest: Brenda Lee. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Rita Moreno. €0 DICK CAVETI ICD THE RUNAWAYS Steve befriends a high school Student whose doubts about his masculinity are threatening his ralationships with his friends and family. 11:30 ()G2) TONIGHT Guest host: David Brenner, Guests: Allen Funt, Susan Saint James, Natalie Cole. @3 NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Barnaby suspects a small-town bank president of being guilty of a number of crimes Including embezzlement and murder. (A) 0 THE LOW MOAN SPECTACULAR Members of a Callfornia comedy troupe present a satirical and irreverent look at contemporary American sod ely. with his studies and a proles. sor cause Potsie to decide to quit school. (A) MOVIE "The Guns Of Navarone" (C) (1961) Gregory Peck, David Niven. Six men are sent to destroy two impregnable German guns. (2 1/2 Hrs.) €0 VOLUNTEER JAMI Guests: Charlie Daniels Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd, 530 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL Nick's Students try to crack a blackmail case involving a respected community member, a beautiful girl and several incriminating photos. 12:37 0 ABC MOVIE "Mrs. A. Q THREE'S COMPANY 11:30 J WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD €0 MISTER ROGERS(R AFTERNOON 12.00 MINDREADERS 4) 0 0 i2 NEWS €0 SESAME STREET (A) 12:30 10:00 0 CYDCHARIS8E €0 THE PYTHONS Wild and zany antics abound when Mon. 1:00 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES @30 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN t30 ty Python's Flying Circus reunites In Tunisia. Interviews with the six main members of the comedy group are featured In this 1979 documentary. TURNS 2:00 (2) (12) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 5:00 0 THE FBI (MON. TUE, THU. FRI) 2:30 (2) (T2i ANOTHER wnrn r GD a 5:30 , CA OUIMCN DEMES 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) e:oo (2) EARLY DAY Lu%v -. C) GENERAL HOSPITAL w.... SUMMER 1979 FRI) SKATING SCHEDULE (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 6:30 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (2) (12) TODAY @30 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (430 TUESDAY MORNING (rUE) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. 0 (WED) (3)0 THURSDAY MORNING (mU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERICA €0 SESAME STREET (R) 7:26 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (:2) (1]) TODAY MERI 0000 MORNING AMERI- (•. SKATING INN% 2700W. 25th ST. (S 46A) SANFORD CA 800 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OVER EASY WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY 6:26 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12 NEWS 6:30 (2) 12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMEN). CA €0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) HO c2)@3D0NAHUI •.. .. best part of getting a present is Rodney unwrapping it." _______ '1y wife and I Dangerlield: . '!_., ,,, I_______ 1-: ) sleep in separate rooms, have WV dinner apart and take separate ,ipbr, vacations. We think a couple W7 Irl M should do everything they can to keep their marriage 3 together." he Itieliard l)rt'1uss: perfect fantasy year would be for me to have a hit movie, a hit great" play and a nervotts breakWarren Beatty: "Charity is down." George Peppard: "I taking a homely girl to lunch" .\ ,. always think of I'iiris as one ... Tony Randall: "To me big great big motel." noses on women are sexy. SUZANNE SOMERS George Ilamlitnit: "A woman That's why I'm mad for Sophia ...hindsight for woman Loren" ... Zsa Zsa Gabor: "A doesn't have to fall dtn mm at lily woman should get married for enough to show you're a lady" happen to be a wine, a cheese or feet. She just has to make me f she wants to." Mae love and she should keep on ... Carol Channlng: "My very a Gabor." getting married until she finds first job was at Macy's bakery Muhammad All: "I used to West: "I always went for two it"...Burt Reynolds:"A girl i but I got fired that same week. brag about being Th e Greatest. kinds of imien - . the kind with the hand is worth two on the Seems I had a small habit of Don't misunderstand, I'm still muscles and the kind vithout." picking th e blue berries out of The Greatest. But now I'm phone." Bette Midler: "/dl I'm asking the muffins." ... Mike for is a man who's kind and a ut it." modest more bo Suzanne Somers: "Hindsight RI Linden: "Th e reason I Douglas: "I could never never understanding. Is that too niu'h is what a woman should have before wearing jeans" ... Paul bared my pure pink body in my retire. I take a quickie two week to expect of a ii millionai ru'." Newman: "It's so annoying movie, 'When You Coming vacation now and in two days I Don RIekIt's: "If I meant half when people ask if I cheat on Home Red Ryder,' was because start asking quest ions of the the insulting things I say I'd my wife. Of course I don't. If wanted audiences to forget all waiter and the chambermaid need a fast getaway car and lots of Blue Shield." Joan Fon. you have steak at home, h5 about John Travolta" ... and th e bellhops." Valerie Bertinelli: "Holl ywood Robert Conrad: "A good tame: "A career woman is look for hamburger!" is great. Where else can you looking face like mine is someone who goes out and George Burns: "I'm against buy a pocket calculator with nothing to be ashamed of." .. earns a man's salary instead of sin, I'm actually against unlisted numbers?"..-Bill Ginger Rogers: "A face lift or a sitting home and taking it away anything I'm too old to enjoy" Cosby: "Sex education may be hairpiece may lop off 20 years from hun." ... Cindy Williams: "Men have a good idea in the schools but I — oily skin to protect do not believe the kids should be .beards and them. They don't age like given homework." And from Deborah Kerr: women do. Men are lucky" ,.. George Segal: "One good "Husbands are like fires. They .Ipwlh €0 ANTIQUES - 3:30 (430 MAS-H(R) €0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI CA) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 MARTY ROBBIN8 (12) MAKE ME LAUGH 0 SUNRISE 6:25 fI) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) (I) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. :t Lily Lily Tomlin: There is absolutely no deodorant like success." ... James Cuan: "I'm topless dresses. The ` wnr,l ijl,n ,.n... 'ihhrn' aaiacj Vi .. on 0" nut whn ,inuuttnnr1n1" "" - Beat Cuba Burglar Returns ~ko& ax~ - 7" - . - JkI'L PAMOU$ ISCIPIS I€0ULA* DINNER 2 ;:: iy$psl frfsl mass psi aid gravy. cs sw aid S t stSsr r - blscslh, Nsaay ups. Isusst , .f . Its ?L- %s- .11 , I I ~. I%. 1 . .,47; , I` . r I 1W wwo F a school. II . I 11148111. c"6411111111 T 1014 Iq4)J . S T1111 . . ..-.-.., i& . .... I ..__J~ ilI ji i I I - --- 1111.~.& __,5, - . . -5' , . .-__ .. _...... . '. .P . ,. S.-.', --- 5- 1 .) 4 I - i I ,si*I ., I a .4 I / . , . --_ 1 I . LakeMary Hopes Dim -, 11 _,/' t, 11 c'4 I .-------11 -1 ,, 4 ... . - _'~ ' . -1 11 % ___ . -S.--- "We told Sanford we will support its request when additional fluids are disbributed in January," Etchberger said, "We will not compete with Sanford for funding then.", . I ''If the funding had been delayed until January, the 4C program would have been jeopardized, Sanford's program will not be Jeopardized by delaying it until •Ianuarv," he said. be matched $8 to every $1 with federal funding. ____ 1`~_ 1111,iill I.. , ,I ~___ -7 _,::~ -1 __.___, "We tried to explain to Sanford that the 4C program is an on-going 12 month program while its project Is a capital one which can be delayed until January without loss of federal dollars," Etchberger said. "[his money combined with the county money already allocated ill generate almost a quarter million dollars in federal funds and will have a tremendous impact on a tremendous program in all ends of the county. The county his placed the 4C program on a high priority," Etchtx'rgt'r said. For Funds I I . _______ I ,,' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . "It (high school) will reli eve : U. S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, UL. overcrowding in the high 111111111111111111111111111 Lakeland, promised Lake Mary schools on a county-wide city officials Tuesday to speak A new high school in Lake basis," Harris said. "It will on their be half to a f ederal Mary may have Its ground- create a sort of domino effect." agency in Atlanta, urging 4 breaking ceremony as early as Some students at Lyman ' 7. . approval of continued funding 1c. Oct. 1, Seminole County High School, for example, • _,'• for the city's police depa rtSuperintendent of Schools would be shifted to attend the ment. William Layer said today. new Lake Mary High School, But the senator offered the The Florida governor and Harris said. city little hope he will be sue. cabinet approved the school The gap created by that shift cessful, Mayor Walter Sorenson district's request Tuesday for a will allow students from Lake said today. $12.5 million advance grant to Brantley High school to attend Evidently the fact Seminole finance the high school's Lyman High School, be sod. . Herald Hera DY em SCCIf$I County is not in a bad unemAn Oviedo woman who's eight months pregnant and observation and etea4. NeIthe, her ehtt4Te cqnstructlon, Layer said, Some overcrowding at CAR-TRUCK ptoymmz. 't her three children were taken to Seminole I1osptat the truck drIver requirEd treatment, accordng to a Otherwise, the school district Seminole High School also may (SMII) on Tuesday afternoon after the woman's car Three city officials would not have had On funds to be relieved as a result of u SMII spokesman, The accident occurred as 1rs. collided with a tractor-trailer truck bear the in- Smith drove onto state Route $6 In front of the truck Councilman Burt Perinchief, construct the $13.53 million new high school, he added. and Harry Terry and City tersection of state routes 46 and 426 in Geneva. school, which is scheduled for The new high school was driver heading west, according to the Florida H Igh. Ma nager P1111 Kulbes—and cxcompletion by the fall of 1*, to recommended five years ago by Emma Smith, 32, of Box 965, Oviedo, was held for way Patrol. Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. relieve overcrowding in the a survey team that assesses the went to Chiles home town of southwest corner of Seminole growth and building needs of Lakeland on Tuesday, asking County, Layer said. the Seminole County school the senator to personally lii"I think It's great," Layer district, Harris said, tervene with the U. S. Cornsaid. "It will mean we can The survey team, which is prebensive Employment begin construction on that headed by a member of the Training Act (CETA) office in school very early. The bids are state Department of Education Atlanta for extension of the out. We will award the bids for (DOE), surveys 20 percent of funding through the next fiscal that new high school on Sept. 12 the state's counties annuall y, he year. at the regular school board explained. Thus, every county Sought specifically was meeting." Is surveyed every five years. continued CETA funding for the The new high school will have Recently, the survey team salaries of four of the city's By HUGH THOMSON the capacity to house 2,100 completed its examination of Tuesday. They were among before her car plowed into the Boone High School or graduat- tile W. Guy Black Home for eight uniformed police Herald Staff Writer students, said Roger Harris, Seminole County, but that some 30 kids who were standing small group of students. Miss ed from there: Julie Ann Narut, Funerals, Orlando. department members. The assistant superintendent for report is not expected to be Authorities neglected to con- on a dark stretch of State Road Wagoner said an oncoming car 16; Ned Arlen St'huler II, IS; funding is scheduled to expire bi.mtheu and finance, released for about six monft duct breathalyzer tests on the 420 early Saturday morning and forced her to dim her bright Dreama Michele Babcock, 15; Sept. 30, At 2 p.m. Ned Schuler was drivers of two cars that killed watching drag races, lights not shut them off and Eugene Gilmore, 19. Twin shown the final respects of his "Chiles said he would try, but six teen-agers gathered for Miss Wagoner's red converti- brothers Donald and Ronald friends at the Pine Castle he didn't see much likelihood of clandestine drag racing. ble plowed through a group of a Henderson, 17, attended Memorial Funeral Chapel in success," Sorenson said. 'The thing "That may have been an dozen students standing in the Colonial High School, "We'll have to keep on Orlando, at 7 p.m. Julie Narut overaighe on our part," said middle of the road, and Wray's we cant was seen by her friends for the looking elsewhere for the Florida Highway Patrol Troop- green Datsun followed close Funerals were held for the last time at Collison money," the mayor said. the er Larry Hail, who said the behind, understand is, victims Monday and Tuesday. Memorial Chapel, R es ul Orlando. and regulations for the tests usually are given to any Some witnesses now say Miss Funeral services for Eugene CETA program have been we should driver involved in a fatal ac- Wagoner's headlights were off. Gillmore were held on Monday At Winter Park Memorial tightened up by congress to recident. He said neither Rebecca Troopers say they may have to at the Hawthorne Funeral Hospital, one of the two sur- direct have seen the it to its original purpose Wagoner nor Robert J. Wray wait one week before receiving Home in Orlando. Well over 150 vivors of the tragedy, Mark of combatting unemployment emelled of alcohol or acted the results of tests on those of his friends were present. car coming' Edward James, 18, remains in and underemployment of the lights. Within a matter of eight hours the intensive care unit, where a economically disadvantaged, A homicide investigator who "The car came out of minutes before the accident. on Tuesday, the other youths hospital spokesman today If Lake Mary voters approve went to the hospital to ad- nowhere," said Kim Miller, 19. Hall said both cars were were buried, described his condition as the Sept. 11 referendum to minister breathalyzer tests "The thing we can't understand traveling the speed limit of 50 Ron and Don Henderson, the serious. The other survivor, permit a property tax increase found that both Miss Wagoner is, we should have seen the car mph. The trooper said he has twins, had services held for Bernard Finnigan, 19, is in from $3 per $1,000 valuation to and Wray had left before he coming." not yet seen evidence that in- them at 11 am. Tuesday at the "progressive care," according $4.25, the police department Srrdziole Memorial Hospital The Seminole Board of arrived. Three of Miller's friends also dicates either driver should be Winter Park Funeral Home. to a hospital spokesman who will remain at its full eight Five of the six teen-agers hit claim Miss Wagoner turned her charged. (UN) sbnlnldrator Charles County Commissioners is Services for Shelley Babcock described his condition today as sworn personnel strength. Bentley will receive three reviewing proposals from by their cars were buried car lights on only seconds Four of the victims attended were held at the same time at stable. Sorenson said. months salary, or about $10,356, private firms interested In In the evat the er on the or baud and he Is replaced as county'owned facility in Sanadpilnldrstor, fort A decision on whether to The 8MB board of trusties relinquish control of the approved th. contingency hospital Ii expected to be mad. payment to Beniusy during its by the commIssIoners in the i The coining moedhe. regular misting Tued.y. board also approved a special The failure of Florida Power psyout day nextmonihat whid Ealier this moolk ftAky After straightening out will be shut down, but Lucas rates, he said, fee increases, he indicated, high, 10 to 15 percent of the e. employees can withdraw told the commissioners he Corporation to bring the mechanical problems which said even if it was brought back "As it gets hotter and hotter Lucas said FPC plans called power comes from nuclear ecr-.sd bmftqb In os'dsr that would cooperate as best he ttoiisd Crystal River nuclear occurred in June, the plant was into operation next week, relief and the demand for electricity for producing about 25 percent energy, Lucas said. they do rA bose those benefits in could with thou, time plant lmck into operation will brought back on line. But ad- to consumers would not come goes up, we're going to have to of its power this year from , p1g the imapital comes requ-ting intwmation abed mew FPC consumers' monthly ditlonal problems at the plant before late September, or buy the power from other nuclear sources. There is no The current increase in fuel management, the hOgw. But be said he utility bills will be about seven were encountered late last October. That is how long it utilities," Lucas said. That chance that goal can be met as adjustment cods comes fej .Accordieg to hospital board woulded awdfics his 6Alasor tooWdollwabilltiorthan they week and Saturday the plant would take to readjust the fuel could prompt additional utility a result of the shutdown. On from oil. a the purchase o(eni nen'bir Soplda Shoemaker, permit hospital operations to be would be if the plai* was fimc- was shut down again. Officials cool day when electricity usage fired plants to replace the of the board were diarupl.d by r.jweai'4Mlvss of honing, FPC officials salt said a faulty coolant pump is Is modest, FPC can meet 40 percentage of power The 1Now utility cods will the sotree of the problems. lost from i pliijg percent of its power demands the Crystal River shutdown, odd the meauris had been fbe.p$a1 intomidlon or taking affect about 46,060 consumers According to Lucas, the through nuclear energy. On a Lucas said. In 8-ith&e Cow*y. q W ,md icon_previoiaiy In a a average monthly utility bill for ______________________________ hot day when the demand is -GEOFFREY POUNDS "Actually, the sEed was felt a family usIng 1,000 kilowatt am hpllaI Accordingly, the corn- back In Jima when the plant hours of electricity in May, AreimdTheClock ..........4-A Horoscope .................8-B mislionsrssaidthsywtflscr.sn was shutdown then," FPC before the Crystal River Bridge .....................SB Hospital ................... elsE Is Las 2-A :Z As for I bow, nobody has all the propoasli and ad —'w Brock lbam said shutdown, was $4177. Those Seminole County ....................8-B Obituaries ..... ...........12-A ri Is because they are one day for a 1d tour and today- ThM Is WW the fUel IW*5 1,000 kilOwatt hours cod Crossword .................SB OURSELVES ..............1.5 The date autment thwgs rose as a $6610 in August, he said. êaldthel 1 Isg.La$obe 11111101211" Editorial................... 4-A Sports..................18-11-A and they'll be fired," the for that Isodon has not yd been remit of the loss of the ncIiar Officials have given no Dear Abby .................1-B Television ................. 8111L Power." 1111" estimate on how long the unit Dr. Leab ..................8-B Weather ...................2-A . , . - ' - . . . . '- .: S COLLISION - Officials Forget Breath Tes ts On Dri ' evers In 6=Death Cr as h - - Payout Set At Hospital, USt In CaS J e __ is .oi ta ov c trol of For Seminole County Consumers _ Plant Shutdown Means Higher Bills school bus E"ing'Hmn d ___________ i Circulation D.pt. '322-261 1 !z.. ..'. - :T1 -' I •• i_ , , ?'- . W~Xgw P I representatives pledged their support to Sanford if additional money is allocated by the Department of Coinmunitv Affairs this year. "That was like saying , if you fly to the moon, you can take a trip," Quigley said. lie added there is no process in the state agency whereby the allocation can be appealed except through the courts, the assistant city manager said. Counts' Budget Director Jeff Etchberger called Quigley's charges of "collusion" between the county and Sanford "crying over spoiled eggs or spilled milk." Fred Griffith, a budget and management analyst i Etchberger's off i"e, the county representative at the Tuesday meeting. Etchberger said the county supported the funding for the 4C program for many reasons. Ammiong those reasons are that it benefits people not only in the unincorporated areas but the entire counts' and because the money combined with a county approved allocation of $15,000 will Today I , State OKs -,:'. 4 . H igh School --S Ii Lake Mar y _ Don't miss out on any of the local news, sporting events or social functions. Have the Evening Herald mailed to you while fits Representatives of Seminole County and the city of Altamonte Springs joined forces Tuesday to defeat a city of Sanford request for state funding for construction of 18 ramps for the physically handicapped in the downtown area. And Rich Quigley, assistant to Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles, angry at what he calls the "collusion" by the other two governmental entities, today urged the city pursue the matter through the courts. "We have no recourse through the system," Quigley said today, explaining how the entire allocation of $17,410 for Seminole County from the state Department of Community Affairs was decided on a weighted vote arrangement by the local agencies which had sought funding. Quigley said representatives of Altamonte, Seminole County and Sanford were left by the state agency to decide . Police Can - S, 0, V-* 1;., .- " among themselves Tuesday how the money would be distributed. Sanford had asked for $2,520 of the $17,410 for construction of the ramps far the handicapped. Both Seminole County and Altamonte wanted money for the Community Coordthated Child Care (4C) program of Central Florida. The 4C program provides subsidized day care for working single parents at professional day care centers in the county. Quigley said he recommended the funds be distributed on the same basis as the weighted vote arrangement, with 72 percent to Seminole County, 12 percent to Altamonte Springs and 16 percent to Sanford. "It seems rather odd that both Seminole County and Altaznonte Springs requested the entire $17,410," Quigley said today. The distribution designated on a 2-1 vote with Sanford opposing was 114,410 for the county and $3,000 for Altamonte, Quigley said. "It was really frustrating," Quigley said. Quigley said county and Altamonte Springs • OYSTEItS - - I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer BYSHARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Rizzo: Phil. -- Sanford Urged To Sue Altamonte, County --- 'chutzpah' can do the work of Buddy Ebsen: "The movies three in any other language" Al want me as the sex symbol of Pacino: "I think I dress pretty the 70's not the year, the nicely considering someone age." ... Telly Savalas: "I keep once told me I look like a torn waiting for the perfect woman page out of 'Esquire' most of to come along. Meanwhile I'm the time." having fun with the imperfect Carol Burnett: "I attract the Ellen Burstyn: "I may be type who drags a homely kid up uneducated but I've got a doeto me saying, 'Talk to my 4,30 torate in crossword puzzles." daughter. Make her feel good. (4) MIKE DOUGLAS Cheryl Tiegs: "Now that I've She thinks O MARY TYLER MOORE she's ugly because been told over and over that I'm she looks like you. MIRV 9AIFFIN the mnuter iilrl in th most Ir o" 'JUNOM'JJC UJ --. Arlene Dahl: "My 18-year-old country I keep thinking a bout _______________________________________________ 500 da ughter was t alking to a all those guys who wouldn't BRADY BUNCH THE (2) school chum about going from a ever date me back in high 0 THE ODD COUPLE B to a C. I was so relieved to school," ... Richard Harris: "It 6:30 heaz she was talking about bra appears to be my lousy luck (2) NEWS sizes' that whenever I meet an atOHOQAN'8HEROES tractive girl' either she's Wood)' Alien: "1 went to a married or I am," psychiatrist for years and it finally helped. Now I get Charles Bronson: "With I ~ money in your pocliet you're refused by a much better class wise and you're handsome and ; ON THE HAIX SHELL of girls"... Phyllis Duller: "I'm you sing well, too ... Marlene 61. I have a new nose, a new Dietrich: "You know love's face and a new bosom but rest of my Parts are 61 the gone when you said you'd be I' ONE II Years there by 7 and you get there by 9 old" ... Ronald Reagan: 1 *25 ~ and he hasn't called the police PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — "Politics is not such a bad 19 Mayor Frank Riuo says crime profession when you think Jackie Gleason: "I drink to has forced a buildup in the about it. After all, if YOU II remove warts and pimples. Not ' 50c I DOM E STIC BO TTLE Philadelphia police department ceed there are many rewards from me. From people I have to which now has enough equip- and if you disgrace yourself you talk to." .,,Joey Adams: "An ment to invade Cuba and win a can always write a book." Serv e d actor Is a guy who if you aren't war there. Gina L011obrigida: "Your talking about him he isn't "When I became. policedress should be tight enough to llstenlng."...Mickey Rooney: commissioner, we had six show you're a woman and loose "Age isn't important unless you "guns on the force,"hesaid IIAY and FRID A Y Sunday on the nationally televised Prime Tune. "Now, we're equipped f wars; we could invade Cuba and win." & LAKELAND, Fin. (UPI) A While the burglar was ranThe former police month ago a burly burglar sacking the food freezer, stoner said, "It's not the way it armed with a sawed off Chestnut managed to free should be, but it's the way it has knife and a can of himself, grabbed his own 12 S A NF ORD S 'S L A KE to be now," chemical ray broke into the gauge shotgun and fired, killing The interview was taped Int Lakeland home of Albert Charles B. Blaxton, X of week, shortly after the U.S. Chestnut, 66, and his wife, Lakeland. Justice Department filed suit Bertha, and stole cash, jewelry _____________________________________________ against Rizzo as mayor and and their car. other city officials, charging that they condoned police Shortly before dawn Monday, abuse. the same 200-pound thief Asked if he'd ever proposed returned, saying he had "for. . breaking the heath of criminals gotten something." The ski. 6 Risso said, "Breaking their masked man beat Qiestnut and heaisr1gbI. They try lep bound the couple before he yours and you break theirs began a leisurely search of 1P I first." % _Aw s ho use. ,. I, A I .J . , 11111111111111111111111111111111 'Co llu'a sion' Charged On State Funding "- "'' ' AILPOIOWZ'I0 $3.07 I VALUE I ssdANDaymdi.uf — _______ _____ , I Evening Herald—.( USPS 481280)—Prjce 15 Cents ... - 3:00 %W IWI r'Jn VVJMrt IJpfl.y them.'' ~.,V,r~ ... @3 0 AS THE WORLD MORNING ". 1* 1. 1 72nd Year, No. 1—Wednesday, August 22,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 long flight of stairs."... John Tra%'oita: "Until last year I rented tuxedos a dozen times. Twelve tixiies 35 bucks ould have bought inc some snazzy tuxes. This year I finally bought ... NEWS (430 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD PLUS nurse try to convince a kidnapped American Intelligence officer that the war is over so that he will reveal Allied Invaslon plans. (A) after Alex and Latka's attraclive mother spend a night together. (A) Have some handpicked quotes which have been carefully selected: Richard Burton: "I've been married thirteen years to each wife. If! make another thirteen with my new wife I'll just about be ready for the grave" .,. Betty Davis: All my husbands hated being called Mr. Davis although they sure as hell enjoyed the money I made" .. Milton Berle: "I have come to the conclusion that if you exercise daily, the only thing that will happen is you will the healthier" ..- Bill Bixby: "You know what suecess means to me? My very own parking space" ...Billy Carter: "Hollywood's a great place. Maybe the people are phonies but the weather is but it won't mean a thing to a . 11 ... - 0 cas LATE MOVIE "36 Hours" (1965) James Garner, Rod Taylor. A Nazi doctor and 9:30 0 TAXI Lalka assumes Alex is going to be his new daddy CALL 322-9353 10:55 0 cas NEWS 11:00 CD HIGH ROLLERS (4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) (L) HODGEPODGE LODGE 12:40 party. (R) CLOSED SUN. and MON. 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John Kennedy and his crew, stranded in thePacific fl CBS MOVIE 'A BLONDIE Stars'Quotables Quotable - p. ,y 4.—' . 11111111111110 _______ Aekfiw . .. ---- — I .. --------__ F . —__ ,-.1_- ' '. _______- — . . schedules continue, pa.. N . ' — I - - ____ __ - -. - - - . . - . - .-- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 21, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1979. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 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/950a666e65042212382670ae1060cc53.pdf 85465f2f15170da84d9549c94218cb71 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 313—Monday, August 20,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents The Deaths Of Six TeenwAgers unier WhirIj How D id It Happen? Probe Intens ifies By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer How did It happen? How did six Orlando teen-agers come to the on a dark stretch of highway south of Oviedo Saturday? The answers to those questions will not be available for days, the Florida Highway Patrol reports. Investigators said they are still sifting through dozens of eyewitness statements and numerous bits of information surrounding the early morning tragedy. "There Is so much confusion and so many different statements that His awfully hard to put it all together. It's difficult to determine what is factual information and what iemotIona1 information," said corporal M.W. Sanders of the FHP. Although no charges have been filed against either by Hal Kaufman WILL VUSIDI The aRIUJI to lisle vPalegs vsree-rlddls Is alsi a verses "Can you billar descry than ys or an hew many toes — pessycst .r' Care to vMdvu a guess? tell one whya kypauIWI eye can ..111 AN POW $551 — 'ISSNJlI -II n pie iiss sq W3 #1134P 0 aiew V. :asjs* IN JG153 MW iuj I J feet square In two hours, how long will It take to mow one 50 feet square? 1 jewmV A$a,IM$ -_- • Insert the mama if dIp Is camplele each sag titles I. "April In.*' 2. "IPasm ever. 3. "Mist Ma 4. "I Lift My Heart In... ." 53IAJj US$ P 1IIie5 111 1WSIW i$td 5 RlddhsM...Thlsl Why Is the number nine Ilk, a peacock? lecauss without Its tail It's nothing. CROSSIDDIIT SOLITAINI What hal Our magici- an friend above has deck and has arranged them ln the form ofa cross, each arm of which totals 23. Now thin, you are challenge4 to rearrange the same cards 14 so that each arm totals 24. And-25; then-2; and finally—v. Cards used are co ascutive 19 with the ace counting as one. Variable answers are given below. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? ThWe *re at least six differn and bittern panels. Hew ulckIy can ys. find them? Check answers with lii.,. belsw. 1rNw ss I PSM VW Jswm n. 1usuu* .n a iisw flUSUiUi e ces In drawing details between top N Missing are the hired gunslingers all the other ingredients for a range war now exist along a pleasant stretch of residential property southeast of Casselberry. The dispute started two years ago when Bill and Marion Eggers, 2806 Lake Howell Lane, decided they wanted to put a mobile home in the middle of their seven and onehalf acre lot. Eggers, 58, operates a butcher's supply business from his horns. He also bee a worm farm on his property. He said be needs the trailer so his son can live nearby and help with the businesses. The neighbors, most of whom live in large-lot homes ranging in price from $150,000 to $500,000, considered the installation of a mobile home in their ranch-like environment to be the act of modern day sodbusters. "We want to be good neighbors, but we don't want this area turning into a trailer park," said one of the opponents, "property here sells for $16,000 an acre." According to the Eggers, opponents to their trailer mobilized behind their back and did so for reasons other than annoyance over the trailer itself. "We don't belong to the coffee klatch set. I don't sit in on 'We want to be good neighbors, but we don'1want this area turning into a trailer park' _• - the gIp sessions. We sort of sit back and mind our own business. That kind of bothers them (the neighbors)," said Mm Eggers, 51. During the first formal hearing on the matter in 1977, die county board of adjustment denied the Eggers request for a special permit which would have allowed them to W" the mobile home on the agrlculturally'zoned proparty. The board rejected the request after opposition was expressed In five letters from neighboring residents. "We wad to all the neighbors and told them what we wssMd to do and asked if they objected. Nobody did. When We wii* to the hearing we found there were all those lettered objection. We were totally stunned," sold Mrs. C Tom Drake, whose home bordered the Eggers in Wi?, said he nd other neighbors were not approached by the Eggers prior to the hearing. "We 6al want this thing to get personal," said Drake, "bet Iber. Is a lack of communication." The feed between the Eggers and their neighbors remalnsd a cold daisd.clf for a year, but heated up again they,.' wis. the Eggers re-applied for a special permit. Thi -, reqesil stated that Eggers needed the UMW dee to msdiesl reasons"Wide't lfl,iijen my medical problems the first time bocassIdsm'tI.to oft thatua crutch," said Eggers. in 1973 and had '1ISlVy. Th. attack left him unable to lsemsdths.j"1 -themust handle in his jobhe - • - sheriff's deputies and Highway Patrol troopers. "It's hard to stop this kind 0 thing," corporal Sanders said, "We can go out there and see 20 kids along the side of the rnd. but unless we catch them in the act of racing, there's not much we can do. R's not against the law to stand along the side of the road." Sanders said the teens post guards on both ends of the highway to alert the racers to any oncoming patrol cars. A spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board from Atlanta said today investigators from his office are joining in the probe of the accident. Any findings, the spokesman said, will be relayed to state and local officials. It was not until mid-afternoon Saturday, more than 12 See DEATHS, Page 2A 1 1 -- his home in Sandalwood subdivision in district 1 to a new home in Tiberon in district 5 Corn- either just before or just after He said today he was counting on the section of the charter which said nothing in Longwood City the document would impair or missioner Larry Goldberg, the special election which affect the rights of a city ofunder threat of a jail sentence ratified the new charter, about ficer. for contempt of court from September 1978. lie said he Goldberg said first Daves Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew moved only alter City Attorney filed a complaint against him will "probably" resign from Ned Julian Jr. gave the opinion 7 before the state ethics coin1 office Wednesday. the moving would not he in mission, claiming a conflict of "More than likely I'll resign violation of the city charter or interest existed in Goldberg's Wednesday. If there had been ordinances. voting for a re-districting law more than one city commission Robert Daves, an unlast year. That re-districting meeting involved, I probably successful city commission proposal woulti have expanded would have gone to jail," candidate last year, filed suit district I to Include Goldberg's Goldberg said today. new home. against the city after Goldberg LARRY GOLDBERG "Judge Mu1ew was told of, moved from his district, He said the ethics cornwon't apt ?Sl *fl the Importance of my staying In seeking Goldberg's ouster from mission found- no conflict office through completion of the office. existed. order. lie lifted the stay. 1979-1980 fiscal year budget, but Later, he said, then-Mayor Muldrew first ordered the Meanwhile, Commissioner he had his feelings and beliefs. I city commission to consider Stephen Barton, re-elected only Gerard Connell vetoed the respect his judgment even whether Goldberg should be last December to the district S ordinance including Tiberon in though I disagree with him," removed from office. The seat on the city commission district I and the city cornGoldberg said. commissioners considered the resigned when he moved from mission made no attempt to The city commissioner had question and decided not to the city, leaving it vacancy, override the veto. already resigned from office remove their colleague. Goldberg said Connell did, Although the city commission effective Sept. 3, the day before however, sign into law an orThe judge then ordered had the option of appointing it a special election is to be held in Goldberg to resign or face a replacement for Barton, they dinance requiring a candidate which Goldberg is a candidate. contempt of court citation and voted to call it special election for a district commission seat The basis for the court time in Jail. Julian appealed the on Sept. 4 for the 16 months to be a resident of the district he decision requiring Goldberg to decision to the appellate court remaining in Barton's term. Would represent six months resign Is a city charter in Daytona Beach which Goldberg resigned his district I before becoming a candidate requiring that commissioners automatically stayed the order seat effective Sept. 3 to seek the for that office. reside in the districts they for Goldberg to resign. district 5 post. Goldberg said he had planned represent. Muidrew in his decision He is being challenged in that to resign to run for Barton's Although Goldberg has been vacating the automatic stay election by William Mitchell of district 5 seat last December. serving as district 1 corn- Thursday after a telephone Winsor Manor. But he could not qualify then missioner, he has been residing conference hearing with Julian Goldberg was a major sun- under the ordinance because he In district S for the past 11 and Daves' attorney, John porter of the new city charter, had not been a resident of the months. Leibman said the appeal was ultimately used to lore" his district for six months at that He said today he moved from filed to frtLctrate the court's removal from office. time. 'I j - ,,usur Must ow W Nur hies sursa a ON Pa the deuihey bessN gume abive WM& ins Pa for yes to dsds. 'a.. 'use-n a By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff Writer By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer 'INN—Si iN said lie found me under one of the cars," said James today from his hospital bed. According to James, there were only 20 to 30 teens present at the scene. One early report had as many as 50 youths there. But James confirmed the group had gathered to watch drag races. James said he was on the side of the road when he was hit. He said he was watching the racers coming from the east when two cars coming from the west plowed into the crowd, most of whom he said were also on the side of the road and not In the road as early reports indicated. "We've only been going out there recently," James said of the blacktop road just south of the Seminole County border. "We used to go out to the old dump road." James said the teens moved their drag races to state Route 420 because it is less frequently patrolled by Goldberg Says He'll Resign Rather Than Go To Jail Feud Splits Lake Howell Res i*d e n ts removed nine conhic- utive cards from a LI Rebecca Ann Wagoner, 23, or Robert Jeffrey Wray, 26, Sanders said the results of the FHP investigation will be turned over to the Orange County State's Attorney's office for review. He said any decision to prosecute the drivers of the two cars that slammed into the crowd of tean-agers on state Route 420, will be made by the state'attorney's office. Both Wray and Miss Wagoner are fzwu Otlando. In addition to the six youths who died as a result of the accident, two other Orlando teens remain hospitalized at Winter Park Hospital. Bernard Finnlgar, 19, is listed in serious condition today. Eighteen-year-old Mark Edward James is listed in satisfactory condition. He suffered a broken right leg and extensive abrasions over his body. "I don't remember much. I didn't see what hit me, all I remember Is waking up in the hospital. The paramedic Bill and Marion Eggers said. In addition, Eggers said, he had a cataract operation In his left eye in 1977 and will require a sinilar operation In his right sy.wlpgn the next you. In rds rnIt re4uost Eggers Included two letters from separate physicians testifying to his medical disabilities. Dr. Stuart N. WiUner wrote "his (Eggers') vision is decreasing rapidly." Eggers said he sometimes receives emergency orders at night from his customers. His eyesight prohibits him from driving and the order cannot be filled if his wife is unavailable, he said. That is why he says he wants his son nearby on a 24-hour basis. On July 16, the board of adjustment reviewed Eggers' second request. It was approved. The board agreed to let Eggers install his mobile home for 18 months. At the hearing, four letters of opposition were sent by protesting neighbors. One letter suggested the Eggers' were turning the area into a junkyard. The other letters referred to the decline in property values they expect to suffer as a result of the granting of the permit. "They spit venom. They really hate us and I don't know why," said Mrs. Eggers. "Since Bill's operation we have been struggling. Our business is everything to us and Bill needs some help." Mrs. Eggers said her husband's medical problems cost in excess c $15,000 and wiped out their entire savings. But the protesting neighbors doubt the couple's claim of hardship. They say the usc of medical diabilitles on the part of Eggers Is a ploy to gain sympathy. A group of the neighbors have hired an attorney to present an appeal to the board of adjustment's ruling to the Seminole Board of County Commissioners. The appeal has been scheduled for Sent. Z. , -- Six Witnesses Scheduled At Sentencing For Mills "We don't believe those medical excuses. We've seen him upon his ladder painting house. We've seen him playing volleyball in the back yard. Would someone unable to work be able to do those things?" questioned one skeptical neighbor. The Eggers said they are not surprised by anything their neighbors say about them. Since the pool in Ft. Mellon Park in Sanford closed In 1966, Mrs. Eggers, a Red Cross swimming instructor, volunteered to teach swimming and water safety to county youngsters in the pool at her home. She said about 300 to 400 youngsters come to her pool for lessons each summer and the neighbors object to the practice. "11y soy we create traffic problems because of the lessons, but they never complain about the man who has a model train In his yard. From September to May there is a steady strein of school buses going down the road taking kids tosee the train. That's OK with then; but what I do is See FEUD, Page JA Six witnesses were expected Mills of Sanford. The state is advocating the said. "The man Is only 22 years this morning to present In addition to the first degree death penalty for Mills, said old and he's already a career testimony for and against murder conviction, the jury assistant state's attorney Don criminal. And he's violent." convicted murderer Gregory returned verdicts of guilty on Marblestone. His three witTorn Greene, defense atMills to help a Jury of seven chArges of burglary to a nesses are scheduled to lead off women and five men decide dwelling and aggravated testimony and include Mills' torney, said today he plans to whether to recommend the battery. All the charges probation officer; the victim of present three witnesses for death penalty for Mills. stemmed from the May 25 an aggravated assault by Mills testimony. Those witnesses Mills' grandfather and The jury was to return to burglary to the home of James in l976 and a sheriff's lieutenantinclude sister and Mills' former emcourt at 10 a.m. to hear the Wright, 72, of 455 S. Elliott, to identify Mills in that 1976 ployc;. testimony but by 11:30 a.m., Sanford. assault. court had not reconvened for Wright was shot and killed Marblestone said the state is Testimony was exoected to be some undisclosed reason, after he surprised a pair of advocating the death penalty concluded sometime early this After deliberating more than burglars that night. The jury because of the "heinous afternoon. The jury would then four hours Friday, the jury determined Mills was the nature" of the crime. consider the testimony and vote returned a verdict of guilty in burglar who tired the fatal shot "I think the death penalty Is on whether to recommend the the murder trial of22-year-old frc*n a .410 gauge shotgun. appropriate," Marblestone death penalty for Mills. $hark A ck' prompts. Suit Against Do ytono, Beach 0 WNUMCASUM He estimated Daytona Beach attacks In Volusla County c *411111*60 MAS the yea insurance companie, and the more frequently on Volusla in his suit, Peterson, who Is since there had not been any Comfy Bsachss than other stretches about 35 miles and curred when the bathing and now an accountant, is seeking shark attacks for 25 years, the to the uzntsrtow" city of Daytm Beach hss, spprozImate3y1om1flionto 20 wading waters were very dirty damages for his personal In- city would have no more way of BUM said."Mp.upkare According to the suits F hs.ègssrkmeietobekOW ad yW while walking Mumwas According to his statistics million people visit this par- and or very murky" juries and handicap in excess of knowing there would beashark e "N1 about fSthhskUIid *' beach annually, hiatt by motorists or shark while swimming in the 'h when large schools of bait fish $2). attack than anyone else," °1ttac ks rYIS!JOr the S TWp teeth if a r Ilang Ocean off Daytona fe ftsey'rs aim The Appellate Court sold Smith were in the area, according to p said. In his sail, charges beuçy shark, says Tern BaKh abo four years ago, — the defendaig with negligence the I ftdd~ Vb h" MW howd Avg.I& 117L As a rook,he lad Now in that they dwA ve bmM said a sand bar runs paraW to the beach about 200 as Petersburg the llillikb 1i B-f carAy to 30 yards an olivim by the out where sharks no gut ad&ck at maAmad fljj I he Pa ''p*..'of it ljg Injury Is "HIstorically, thu's has been congregate on the ocean side Arornd The Clock ark 4A Ilsescope itosd,Masdbys -'rnI'II the wading and bathing 'area "The sharks feed on large Bridge...................... a Hospital ....................43 Inc1dmt a ipicW shark hazard at the — who's bsachesin Vohula Cotady," thi he's hS.4 Some shark attacks have schools of fish," Smith said. Comics .....................43 Oitawies.................. am* hr Iwo "Daytona Beach Is nut a OccwT,d In UuS b't)üg and "The problem occurs when Creuurd.................. N mI Batait suit Malls' 1111112 Jim &1"tI', Peterson. at. shest haves, $mIth said. "We !adiug arsa as close N "two then bait tub come In too close Editorial ................... ' — ii 7 teensy, said 'hart attacks lad have mor, beach via and fait of War, the r4ayia to shore and the sharks come Dear Abby 13 TIIW 11 Pa 4iiuip percug of the after "•" y, g 0CC.' from 501050 pwad. swims' Dr. Lamb ................... 43 Weather.................... I - -- - - - - Today • - - ,•, - I - - .•: --•- .. • ;t . S.-- • .-..h - - ........ (I - • . __ _. -••,.-.. _._-_--I_p____ - 1 - - - -. ,.. .- -- -. - -- -.. -, 1'_I_-____ rT'z4 - - - " - • ..--- -4 - _ - -•-.. - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A—Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, Fl. Mondey, Aug. 20, 17 WORLD the man threatened to beat her was attacked about 3 a.m. by according to Seminole Herald Staff Writer with a beer bottle. the women at the Deluxe Bar on deputies. An 18.year.old Orlando Deputies say the Incident Mark Devasto, 19, Southwest Road. She was also woman claims she was raped ln occurred about 2:30 a.m. assaulted by the same trio in Prairie Lake Drive! an open field In Fern Park by a Sunday. The woman called deputies a stranger cam the parking lot of the bar. man who threatened her with a authorities from a neighbor's door while he was In the beer bottle, according to home near the rape scene. Ms. Hadley told deputies the to inquire about his rnct Seminole county deputies. women pushed, slapped and hit for sale. The woman told deputies she her in the back of the head with was walking on Central Street A 1975 Lincoln Mark N Devasto told the m I4fIP ho miffisrM a in urianao early Sunday valued at $6,000 and other motorcycle was parked sister's address on 26M morning when she was forced property were stolen from the Saturday. The thief also made tacked by three unknown deputies say. into a car by three men. Ave Park with t home of a South Seminole off with his wallet and his bank- women and beaten with a beer iin'uon The men drove to an area Just County man, according to txmir. bottle in a bar Sunday, acMOTORCYCLE STOLEN off U.S. Highway 1792 In Fern Seminole County deputies. cording to Seminole County A 1977 Suzuki was stolen The man test dr Park and dropped the woman David Matron, of Route I, WOMAN BEATEN deputies. Wednesday when its trusting motorcycle valued at $1, and one of the men off, deputies near Maitland, told deputies his An 18-year-old Sanford Vivian Hadley, 18, of Box owner gave the keys to a never returned It, acco say. The woman told deputies car was stolen about 11 p.m woman CIALIMS she was at- 3000, Sanford, told deputies she potential buyer to test drive, deputies. IN BRIEF Israel And Egypt Reject TEL AVIV, Irael (UP!) - U.S. Middle East envoy Robert Strauss ended four days of delicate shuttle diplomacy between Israel or Egypt without gaining either country's endorsement of a Washington proposal for a new U.N. Security Council resolution defining Palestinian IF rights. Strauss, who departed for Washington today,•sald both Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat raised "very serious questions and reservations" about the the U.S. proposal. "I shall faithfully report on those reservations from Egypt and from Israel to the president and to the secretary of state," Strauss said after a final two-hour meeting Sunday with Begin. A :W Torrijos Issues U.S. Warning MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) - Panamanian strongman Gen. Omit Torrijos warned the United States that Panama expects the Panama Canal Zone to be turned over to his country as scheduled on Dot. 1, whether or not Congress approves funds to Implement the canal treaty. During a tour of Nicaragua, Torrijos said Panama would have the right under International law to "push" the Americans from the Canal Zone if the U.S. Senate does not pass legislation in time to Implement the 1977 treaty. Torrijos said It was in the United States' interest to Implement the treaties because Inaction would "In effect, erase previous treaties." .'• -. S . : •. . - Indian Prim. Minister Quits ' NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - Prune Minister Charm Singh resigned today rather than face a vote of confidence In Parliament without the support of former premier Indira Gandhi's faction of the Congress Party. The decision to resign was taken atan urgent of the 23-day-old Cabinet held only hours before Parliament was scheduled to consider the confidence motion. The latest tabulation showed Slngh'a minority government commanded only the support of 230 members of the 539-member Lok Sabba lower house —34 votes short of a majority. - FLAGSHIP OPEN HOUSE 3 Oct uplets Fight For Life c NAPLES, Italy (UP!) - Doctors said today the slender chances of the three surviving girls of octupleta born to a Naples housewife Improved with each passing hour. Pasqualina Chlanese, 20, gave birth to the eight babies Thursday. Within 72 hours, only the three girls - Anna, 'Bilvana and Va1thia -r-In,d alIve. Doctors said there was a "slight improvement" In their conditions, but cautioned, "They are still ma very serious condition." They said the 44ay.o!d babies' chances for survival were growing better with time. • Nyad Nears Florida Coast - msriuin iwwuncr LAM= Ny,uI, with a firm stroke and aided by good weather, was 5½ miles off the Florida Coast today In her quest to become the first person to swim across the swill flowing rAujj Stream from BIITÜIÜ to Florida. LOL readings: iesa. Part Canaveral: mgk peTit7S; OVeruight Ii,, 74; LW.9 711p.m.; low, 12:28 a.m., yesterday's hIgh, p; 0:3. pm, uan.me1j pressure, 3687; Baypsit: LII. ., 14 a.m., r.uv ..mldity, 97 perc; 0:28 pm.; w, 8:44 s.m., 72 wisdop Calm P606 FLORIDA BOATING Foroeset: Pardy do* ksiso* lisK Agodn ed three.0 T111111611111y whil a 4eal 16 011*4 . K Augustine to of aft.ra..i and .veal" JI1Ik lust set $ UlIe. threhewers. asedy east Is snlbes.t I- LI. Iow _ High. I wi aIA 4-Wide meetly 4 £..A ' the low I. mid 70.. Voriblo t.sight ad stiherty Tudsy. W111110 meetly ii mph or lees. BasS fad or Was. IiiliW 1VDAy'8 Tfl) MAN Beach: WA I:$4 CKTEN06DFORWART rielft pt Ilk 11111 iri'.i"4 06 s.a, 7:30 pm.; kw,U37m,, 12:41 Pan. Vft T ., Mi to aid N.. Ii,, MW* is Me 71s. ___ HOSPITAL ___ viele N. G*NR Charli. U$I14IISI LI'S! - The me, even if abs wids - even if and so "rwi Iit..l, I don't woman survivor of a Nat she imderdande OW' IstfIIb$ t (hit VanIusa can be me," the Adwits (. concesstrdlon camp who will be and the sin "HhIen peiir SISCNUISI • $ivIs & I,.eam MIAMI (UPI) Tin *ssu. is, iwe V V — =- 010-0. 11M'. - tlNWIRiSIbss.Ii,ing (Von ' owes V • VMJIdoYAV$5$ ,.,' moN.FrSSWA*.$t . am. , allais, Pao do ft" 0 Wn __ ___ Iied.". Diredir with lo critical of .zplaIas povoriat, • __ V • &. bos Morris llM4 by (ho lbs . he 'Oft _ ': • • u$am; DI.,---------- a r - I U - - reporters He appeared hesitant to for HOMEOWNERS: Ws client. replied, "I deliberately am waiting until I get beck" from vacation before considering $2,500 to $50,000 FORANYPCIRPOSE! ______________________________ LOANSFOR ANY PURPOSE There's no dif rinc. between 110 bOnd M I liid." '.'be bond nereawrilly ft His chat with reporters was The City of Lake Mary, Florida, FBI ou4 0 make his iie Court tU property taxes by 41.66 percent. A public referendum on the increase o • will be held September 11, 1979. 0 0 LV PAID FORt E uw.0 PHONE + B . • • EA$Y EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS • FAST LOAN APPROVAL 3220205 S /s/ Connie Major • V 0 City Clerk WO AVAIIAILE J$INI$$ LOANS • Wil*udblbolhe$nisl ea in'd4ctwadd lag wtlsshe.fars tMhi.rilcsat. 'i'm e• tboiad,vbsbulINSin IP_ avlbifltaid 01s, proposes to i n c rea s e y companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOW IS NOT COW. whkh occ.rr befr the shoQlllISof agent Johnale L . •ALLAPPUCANT$MAY $1Ito125O cMLTOLLffiI iutI1I37' + U CLIP AND MAIL TODAYUN tines and even thoseected by banks or loan usts.A set bond at 1 of killing atta , a adtal o1ftr u Clsvelanj Murikipsi Court sd ho$at$310,* for Mn$ad Med ad an vM.d ls,aJ and a N When asked whether he would look for a black to fill the poet of the former civil rights activist, Carter said "not Loani can be arranged up to $50,000! If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and t. All homeowners qualify, including widows, re- I ad Friday In Zip REFERENDUM replacements. AUTO o Z.INSURANCE 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS: YourCiedltlsGoodFor "Ilie Co lonsaysperson. are entItl to a reasonable bond," WLi said. "When they chargsa ada person cannotmake,t ymay aswell My there'. bond U all. V State ne NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE 8'00'000000 LOW COST NeedCash? I City CITY OF LAKE MARY,,FLORIDA .......... 1978. Asked if he had any candidates In mind, the president more than a week by one of the sttentlnn. plead in- biggest m 1linhunts in the d1lite's Address ., for nearly an hour riverboat's "Texas Deck," Carter was dressed In a blue long-sleeved shirt, rolled up at the cuffs, and In gray trousers. U Name - ii t..,.... I.. II VU AUWU WIN WS .1d..e.I UVIVIVU UI around a white wrought-iron table on the sternwheeler Please send me free information about your tax - preparation course. I understand there is no obligation, FISU 11W1UIU fiLl 5111D55UUU W1II ,_U,,U5U7 Several times during the Guyon, egos late Thur.day, rpsdInCuyahoga County Jail dulng the week- • contact the office nearest you. Young for the way the outgoing .t&------- L - noceiM to the chargis connected history. Oliver and five other discuss the departure of Young, his first direct contact with the With the shooting s the basis of FBI Agents, whocametoarrest a long-time friend, who was news media since July 25. Only seif-detsme. I Guyon on a federal fugitive forced to resign last week infrequently has the president Attorney Jaznel Willis said warrant, cornered Guyon In a because of revelations he engaged In such a conSunday that apl* 01 Innocent bedroom. violated U.S. policy by holding versational format. that had b + -- tion aboard the Mississippi i.. illv et Illea sure UU I UCI I how much money they spent to conversation he got up a'id apprehend him." waved to people along the bank Guyon eluded capture for and In boats who shouted for his bused on groundif aelfdefense "appears to be UO only defense available to us7 Willis also criticised the$1mi1lionbond ds." 2U restraints." Carter said he had thanked Meeting at a downtown black church this weekend, Queen Sunday night that no resignation and said he expect. then lawyers, dergyman and activists founded "The replacement for Young Is ed Young to be active in his reNational Anti-KIsi Network," which they hope will stop imminent. election campaign next year. the KKK and K*n-euggeded violence. The first family Is taking a In regards to a successor to The network proposed several possible non-violent week-long cruise downrlver Young, Carter said he had seen assaults of the Klan, ranging from a request for a from St. Paul, Minn., to St. signs during his visit In Iowa Louis as part of its vacation, congressional trvedlgatlon of the KKK to a suit aimed at earlier In the day "encouraging outlawing the vhlte supremacist organization. Shortly after a late afternoon me to appoint Dick Clark," the appearance In Prairie Du Chien, former Democratic Senator Bay Guyon, it, miy __ --- H&RBLOCK I a talk with a representative of After his riverboat trip and a the Palestine Liberation Organ- rest at Camp David, Carter ization. said, he will go to Atlanta Aug. "Of course Andy is under a lot 30 and on to Florida for two of pressure, I mean Influence, stops the some day. He said he to talk as if he were a free would spend the following three voice," the president said. He nights at Plains, his hometown said Young does not have such In Georgia. freedom because he "Is still my ambassador to the U.N., with during an informal conversa. .J It,,IIV Itlu IIVl.,, VI•k. W Li. I - said 160d is is. rsterns to iwu. ir-P III • - NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) Representatives from religious and civil rights groups from across the country have joined hands to create an organization to combat the • , ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN UP!) President Carter says United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young Is being pressured by administration critics to speak out before he leaves office, but he Is not a "free voice" and will remain under White House control until he steps down. Carter also told reporters New Group Opposes KKK CLEVELAND (WI) An attorney for the man accused of killing an 'FBI agent In (isveland Aug. 1, aId Melvin as, spupF MW d the"NANO .ppruj,, I us01IL1 asa. pillkg ore ad U.libo r* ao P1-iI." esd_Ruin J ___ —'i-- ad pneae li totJths, We're being r*.sdodj' at paid a plotor. 01 tim" Bstt former usda, 01 Steve Forester, a lawyer h1 • V V working for the NatkaaV *IitVkI RmoMU1d • V iW i-trffl* INIsISU MlRIs' is asu NlbP lash lbs i' "IaNa.'.gM Iilsi rdEi Is NIN. V VV ISIS -ipiiln_ :V'4 1y Arniricusabore V V V . thSveuss $bsuj' u.i . - Absut3Spereadaw. 10 lb ad anillow : eØ Sssaat S1"INbodp.nglIadle, If they eask 1111bw a dg in .• ___ V_• "ft Mints ULIIpULV[ analysis of scores on entrance examinations showed "inconsistencies' Indicating the recruits may have gotten Illegal coaching, Mij. Jeff Cook, an Army spokesman at the Pentagon, said In a telephone interview Sunday. Self-Defense In FBI Killing ? ; w________ --- — — — ----- - 'N. I.... 4....eZ.... I.. t.....U.._.. £1 UIV454I1RI IBII III UUIW 1IVL .,s.,., ...uIwt j4II ' St i II Under Restraints WIG, ('..4,.,, .+th ,....,nIl., ..,Iah __ &aegglors tossed In $1 hopes .1 IN. Unite 8&" Bt illegally last Raymond asaronwais k fts'us. uiijwesl 0% PM a Cartern : ,6 - Ha ition. R,e ' . ugees Fi*n , d No "WelColn, e Here,. - lam N. 81011, D111111111111110 From SpeakingOut - AtI1210111b8de%ileftirge ;, - WASHINGTd (UP!) Some of the thousands of soldiers who posed their entrance tests with illegal coaching help om Army recruiters may be forced to leave the servfr, a military spokesman says. So far, the 'my has relieved 47 recruiting sergeants and one supvls1ng officer of their duties in a three. month-lnvestgation of alleged recruiting fraud in seven states poaiibly the largest such probe In Army history. an ed Thunday OS' wch... very, ,s,y well," ld Miss Out- - SoldiersMay Be Ousted . LWAD 0. Ouuier, 1*1 MIsy • - Rersve, who denied sh. Is Miss Fenilgu said. "I can't ulsa itjigrave, an avowed satllem*lc. Msi wwsvusw psrtnaysd by Vwas R4 killed," Fata Penile. said in Rerave wow MMI C0 PuiletIsdy playing ens supporter of Palestinian "ft at be very diuflcuit to F.ie3a, __,LW!$0Is. drew ía grveinanuenll4taiIvIaien joist htanlsw with the Sel'l ibob a way () I eames, Is to Vpodray Miss sit slby-s$ds with a woman from many 2 Z go" Deftra film says she cannot "accept" adam on CBS' "N Mindse" St" Jewish poeps. Femlon in "Playing for Time," who hasn't shared her drug. iTM $lwm. Oress. City. the Academy Award'wlimlng program Sunday. AsIted it she üdani,4 to MW Fimles also objected to a script by Ar thur Miller bused' gle." adrIUSIS the rOle. Mini the movie, Fniuea SIICNAUS$ • lbs 4lpsu"old adrees playing on Pension's bosh. "B, She added, "I cant me say "1 si t "?' is sIie C*fl't be i vii go an as. P" a1atia la *yeurdd rnembsr 01 "1 ulderstad her feelings c&cwviwiç. which I woold ft. I dint thisk ." Hsisce esillaid • Awmall"s — NEW YORK (UPI) - ••,•• ROME,Ga. (UP!) like Thevis, the reputed "sultan of smut" who became anillionaire with his vast network of dirty book stores an peep-show arcades, goes on trial today on federal charis that he used murder, arson and extortion in carving at his pornography empire. Thevis, serving a 'year prison term on obscenity and escape convictions, ices the prospect of life in prison if convicted on the ns'der counts. The other violations carry maximum pstlties of 20 years. The 47-year-old TWIs is the central figure in a 10-count murder.consplrac}end racketeering indictment naming him with three toner associates and two of his corporations in a ser$ of crimes running through most of this decade. azi Camp Survivor Retects Re rave aImuloWs on CBS-TV's' "Face the Israeli officials to keep private Young said Sunday s he ha seen U.S. intelligence officials bugany wo rd of his Nation." meeting with a State Department report ging" the meeting, he replied. spoken U.N. Ambassa dor Zehdi Emphasizing that Labib Tern, to containing a detailed, and in "No, I really don't." th ere is no PLO's Andrew Young says U.S.ul question the United States avoid a backlash that wo d in some cases, almost verbatim Later, State Department Israeli relations should be Israel's survival, he turn "create a constituency for supports account of his meeting with Tom Heston said he spokesman redefined, but the difficulty of Tern, said, "we have slipped over into the P1.0." would not comment "one way such a move is increased by the "In the first place, our "I don't know how they got it, or the other" about the a kind of expansionism of "stubborn and intransigent" po licy's kind of ridiculous," but I have seen such a report," existence of a memorandum on + Israel" In which its troops are government of Prime Minister Young. "And when you Young said. + occupying port ions of other Menachem Begin. + details of the meeting, but said expose the policy itself of not Asked if he knew whether the the department was aware on territories, Young, in a television inter'We've got a lot of gray areas talking to people — the report might have come from July 30 of a possible meeting. view, also described the long. + now that are screaming for a American people believe in standing U.S. policy of ref using redefinition of our relationship talking to people." to talk to Palestine Liberation He said the policy "may have with the state of Israel," he Organization officials as "kind • made sense" in 1975, when the Said. of ridiculous" because It ANDREW YOUNG United States was helping prolongs the problems in the "And, because of the impor- negotiate withdrawal of Israelis S . Middle East. tance of the moral Issue of Egyptian territory. And he told questioners the of a meeting before Aug. 11. Israel's survival, it becomes from S "Here Is is four, almost five * Young, whose resignation very difficult to take on that State Depa rtment knew of his p redefinition, especially years later, and we are still in g with a will take effe ct w he n a sue- political controversial meetin PLO official a few days after it cessor has been named but when you've got a stubborn and no communication with an • Accurate with figures? occurred July 26. The depart- probably not before the end of Intransigent government in organization that seems to have the support of a good part of the ment later disagreed, but in. the security council meet ing Israel." • Like to meet the public? Arab world," said Young. this month was interviewed dicated it had some indication Youngsa id he had asked Yo ung's meeting with Tent • Want to earn extra money? precipitated a storm of protest Enroll in the H & R Block Income Tax Course beginning soon from Israel and Young's sub. in your area and learn to prepare income taxes for yourself sequent decision to resign. your friends and as a source of income State Department officials Job interviews available for best students Semi for free earlier had said they did not I information and class schedules today know off the meeting until they Classes begin Sept. 10 and will be held in 4 area questioned Young in response locations. to press queries Aug. 11. But WASHINGTON (UP!) The vis Trial 1gIns Today released was only one percent shut down of the nuclear of the amount allowable by generator, which had been Nuclear Regulatory Corn. counted on to produce onefourth of Florida Power's electridgy t to is Year, would force the anybody In the area or In the company to buy power from plant itself," he said, other companies. A leaking seal on a reactor He said It also would mean an theIr whole lives Youn g: U.S. Policy On PLO 'Ridiculo us' • for the company's =m "bryfial" night, ' 715,000 customers In 32 covw causing another shutdown. On Ue Florida Power, based at POMPANO BEACH, Fla. a deep bruise on his chest. the car then grabbed his search for the two men conFriday morning, one of four St. Petersburg, is the date's (UP!) - A bulletproof vest Heffner said the car pulled revolver from Heffner's tinued today. feed water pumps failed. second largest electric utility. saved the life of a Florida High. over and he and the driver met holster, pushed the trooper A spokesman at the hospital way Patrol trooper who was In front of his patrol car. He back onto the seat of the patrol said it had not been decided shot with his own .357 Magnum said the driver then said car and fired. service revolver, would be rel something In Spanish to his The shot hit Heffuer on'the When iieu 0 HOSPITAL NOTES ISMINOLI MINImAl. Repair Start Planned At Crystal Rive (Cistilued From Page IA) hours after the accident, that the names of all the victim had been confirmed. The victims are: Shelley Babcock, 15: Julie Narut, 16: Ned Arlen Schuler, 18: Eugene F. Gillznore,19: and DonaIdnd Ronald Henderson, 17-year. old twins. The Henderson twins were racers themselves, but did not compete Saturday. Donald was an office machine repairman and Ronald was employed at Walt Disney World. ..Feud SP1* 1ts Homeowners.. N" andMiss Babcock were students at Boom High School In Orlando. Miss Narut, the daughter of NavalTraInIngC nter psych (cad Preen Page U a$ omme,Jobat inhabited by a person who does not own, but rents re his Sea World and was a member of her high school French not. We don't understand that," she said. home. Club. Eggers pointed out that the neighbor neigh with the model Drab said he Miss Babcock, a high school sophomore and the believes Eggens' claims of financial rain, John Cassady. himseif ho a mobile Mme on his lot may youn" of the six victin% was a mom of the high be ovatown. He said he once offered hw"p YttOmedYisoneciUmne0bonWdedingUwF4U-W school cbom Eggers' $50,00 for a portion of his pqWty, but Eggers request. 1' .&, SdWw worked as at., had it fwnmph, . UI I. C_Iis. iii '' Drake said he would be more than happy to work w*n 1W, 1 U had moved to an V5 UrAj. UIV .. arrive • . ., years ago , ____ uu uri,lflI. residents " V' the will It ' Gillmore was the oldest 01 the rflOhIlS hOU)eCMIPdS tIM 8 request But others Won't discuss it --Boone High School, he was enrolled U Valencia Coin. 'ft's kind of like wMd%thg a parade and one person is The difference Is that when Joim Caseady My the mmii coup. of Asp You than have to ask : Is It the whale parade CorrsISn4jen said the Iccident may come to be tsat is out 01 step or jat the one marcher?" Drake said. months. U the Eggers! , 'lie it, coaldered on. of the word in Florida histor y. last year, comeded and the septic lank Is built, you can bet it's not The Eggers don't me things any differently, five persons, including an entire family, died 090 high. going to be gone In 18 months," said one r'dwt. cosdend that it Ia, indeed, the red of the parade, now '1• A 10 ta 'I" The spot on which the Eggers waist to put the 13-by44. than I)ITIMIm that is out of killed In a Brevard County trafflcaccidsg,P"s he r said. foot tr UsIa locatedin do bad of their horn. It invisible "ftaccident has had the wort • The third and final opinion will coin. from the county •I.1 by ever am," said Sanders, "they were all so young, witti and is Sept. 25. after City Manager Phil Kulbes potentia lly hazardous there for property while another nearby Burke and Arolyn True to the water and seer utilities for his property owner said he had no election board for the Sept. 11 280 unit read the allowed uses in the children," he said. planned unit Perinchief added once the objection to the change in special election and of City development on Rhinehart commercial areas including bar ber shops, beauty shops, zoning Is changed there can be zoning. Clerk Connie Major, and Road. In other business, the Councilmen Cliff Nelson and dental offices and dry cleaners, a difference between what is The council ordered a letter council: Councilman Burt Perinchief planned for the site and what Pat Southward to the can- sent to Trepanier notifying him —Approved Mayor Walter vassing board, said he was concerned a bout actuall y built. that the Forest utilities are not Sorenson's appointment of One adjacent property owner —Denied the request of Leo sufficient in size to handle its the site's relationship (right across the street) from Lake urged the council to contin ue Virginia Mercer, Millie Trepanier for permission to use needs and Trepanier's needs as Mary Elementary School. "It's the residential zoning of the Murray, Pat Christie, Lillian the Forest mobile home park's well. - companion Inside the other car chest, Inflicting a deep hrulse. David Wayne Heffner, Z and the man began to drive off. Heffner wrested the gun back, "There's a lot of trauma with was shot Sunday when he Heffner said he noticed- and his assailant got back Into a blow to the c hest," said Mopped a car which did not automatic weapons on the back his car and the two men drove Broward Sheriff's Detective have a license plate. He Was But of the car andwalked te the off. Paul Laurie, who Is heading the listed In stable condition today Heffner fired at the car as It investigation. "It's like getting car to radio for at North Broward Hospital with back-up. The original driver of sped off and radioed for help. A hit with a sledgehammer." ,'WEATHER Me* MOW - Durio ng VestLife Highway_Shootiing Consideration of a request for rezoning seven lots from residential to commercial on Country Club Road south was postponed until Aug. 30 by the Lake Mary City Council. The postponement was called HOUSFON (UPI) The prune susct in a fire that killed ftur children escaped from a plice interrogation room diririg the weekend, creating ka Police homicide and arson squad) d blood between over who was resporuible for the prisoner. Police said Charles Harold Blnan, 32, was charged with escape, a felony, after he fIL4 a interview room at the police station Saturjay third-floor night. Bingham was the ex-boyfriend of the motr of one child killed in Friday's fire. Police said Binghrm, who içknowledged he was In the neighborhood at the time of $e fire and whose hair was slightly burned, had not be charged in the fire deaths. The first of the series of radioactivity could '4.,.Phft by TOM V Bobby Brantley Jr., son of State Rep. and Mrs. Bobby Brantley, lines up for free ITII5haPS last week occurred on released during the .. O. .l.,a u05 a Sunday's open uuuse or Flagship Bank's new Longwood office. Ser- Wedoesdaywhenaquantjtyof wOrt "slightly radionctivilt ateam ving up the chow were lefg.go right, ova e a ,sec Lucas said it had not re ary to Bank President was released, spokesman determined how long th John Mercer; Wendy Williams, management training and Julie Williams, In. Brock Lucas said. He said the repairs would take orhow much staliment Sanford. loan clerk. Flagship Bank of Seminole also has three facilities In amount of radioactivity they would cost. But he said the . Herald Staff Writer That Killed Four Escapes CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. On Saturday, there was a (UPI)— Florida Power Corp. of water pressure ln the p engineers may decide today that resulted In the fI when repairs will begin on the shutdown. company's Crystal River 0U "When the water clear power plant, which will reached leveb that the val ranain shut down until the erie the lant did as It repairworkbcomplete _ desigried to do and shut I The company decided Saturday to make no further at- down,said Lucas. He tempts to re-dart the plant there was no threat to following three unscheduled cooling system of the react Lucas said the repair w shutdowns last week. The plant had gone back Into service July Will be "purely a mechani 31 aft being closed down since Job. Now that the plant j April. there is no way that an .. ,• 1 By DONNA ESIES PrIna Suspect In Fire ;;;- Compromise U.S. Resolution dantig the alterirn and evening beers. IN BRIEF SHARON CARRASCO Mary Delayed Rezoning Vote In Lake 'NATiON Orlando Woman RePort sAbducfion, Rap my Monday, Aug. 2o, 1919-3A I0 al NY 10010 City of Lake Mary, Florida g INSURANGg 0 a soil 40 MUUD + V. PUBLISH: AUGUST 13 and 20, 1979 óoo000000 V • — ::1T'-''•-'-•- • V •'' '' V. '' ø' - - - --- - �Evening Herald Approvalofa plan th develop the third phase of Around *)N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306..3224611 or 01-M Monday, August 20,1979-4A Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $400. .e Across-Board Tax The major objective of the conferen will be to They want more time to study the possible drainage problems that could result from further industrial park development. County commissioner Sandra Glenn has been appointed to participate in a state-wide conference on the management and control of aquatic weeks. The conference will be held in Tallahassee Sept. 2527. Her appointment may help to make the contacts necessary to cut through some of the red tape involved with lake and river cleanups. Sometimes the bureaucratic paper work required by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and the Department of Natural Resources can become thicker than the weeds In the Florida waterways they profess to the Interstate.4 Industrial Park west of Sanford would produce the potential for 1,000 new jots, the Seminole Board of County Commissioners were told this week. Spokesmen for Space Port, USA, developers of the Industrial park, asked commissioners to approve apeellznlnary plan for the development of 135 k- \4)J I 11 acres north of Mate Route 46 along Hickman Drive. The spokesmen said the businesses at the park now average 24 employees each. If 41 new lots were developed and leased by new businesses, there would be a demand for about 1,000 jobs. . , lOCft But the commissioners delayed for two weeks any By GEOFFREY PJPJi)5 deClalOfl on whether to okay the preliminary plan. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I draft specific recommendations on f4ure policy regarding aquatic plant management. Semin -41. Cousty horse lovers will be pleased to w that a new emergency clinic has been okayld by the cowity commissioners for Dr. P. S. Herly The dinic will be located in abarn to le built on Heberla property south of Wilson Roa4 about a quarter1le west of Katie Lane. Appro,l for the clinic came after two aid a half hours of bate Tuesday night. Nelghbos of the proposed dinic objected to the barn and the increased trAmc they said will accompany the clinic. u ntv Sco 1-..fr'....- 19. C- ~ ... ...., I,-.,,, I 0 . a ~, 71 C. Like Dr. I. "Osboms" Stop Her, are bus schedules for some Seminole County schoili. lie Dyson Dr. I Black Acre Tr. (East) 7:30 Oicslof IrS. Deer Run !AS IM But Rd. 5, Palomino Way • T24 in Tb. Evening Herald before 7:24 7:27 , 7:21 7:30 schools open Aug. 27. 7:31 OVIEDO HIGH Dim - "We need policies not just for next election, but for the long term," says Sen. Bentsen, pointing to the worrisome forecast for the 198(. Jacob Javits of New York, the ranking Republican on the committee echoes this attitude, urging more attention to tax policies that go beyond an Immediate stimulus of business to attack the underlying problem of productivity. A general cut in federal income taxes would contribute to the latter goal if Americans put the extra money into savings or investments. This would enhance the pool of capital needed to modernize plants and tools and thus improve efficiency and productivity. But we suspect taxpayers would see most of the benefit from such a tax cut going Into a game of catch-up with rising prices, especially for gasoline and housthotd fuel. In this respactn. the ja,.cut actually works against the goal of energy conservation. Like it or not, the harder it Is for us to pay higher fuel prices the more inclined we'll be to figure out ways to use less fuel. Talk of an anti-recession tax cut comes as the Inflation rate is running beyond 13 percent and the federal budget is heading into a deficit of $30 billion or more. Although Republicans subscribing to the Kemp-Roth theory can argue that a massive tax cut would bring the budget closer to balance rather than aggravate the deficit, it is not clear that a burst of consumer spending is what the economy needs most right now. Sens. Bentsen and Javits seem to be hinting, as much as politicians dare, that a popular across-theboard tax cut could do the country more harm than good In the long run. They are verging toward the Idea, perhaps hard to sell on the eve of national elections, that tax adjustments which contribute directly to capital formation and investment are the best prescription. The ca pital gslns tax would thus be candidate for reduction. Congress also has before It a bill to encourage Investment In new plants by allowing more rapid depreciation writeoffs. This Is a tax benefit that would be right on target for Improving productivity. As for the general taxpayer, Congress should acknowledge that the priority lies In protecting workers from those tax Increases which result when cost-of-living pay Increases put them in higher Income tax brackets. Full indexing of the tax system for Inflation might not be perceived as a "tax cut," but being spared an otherwise automatic tax increase on wages which provide no additional buying power would have ihe same effect. BERRY'S WORLD VIEWPOINT 7:33 7:37 7:30 7:41 7:13 FBI Be, \ 6:10 6:42 6:44 B u si ess /OWN 6:47 !.YMF,4 .,. ' ' *% Enemy Is hen Brown. Moy. \, . • .. .. - - - - - - At en I IW *. tS. .. roi we ____ = 0*14 ,alsv', • j . y' - aij - "backup data" used to cm* ft PtSis release "will not be given to GAO" On Dec. 9, Fitzgerald's bous Assletad Air Force Secretary Thames H. N iii), urged Mr. Fitzgerald's testimony be to Other psrtldpsid. pleaded lees ofy after mats then 10 yesra, tl'eegh j Mc4aJ acknowledged that F1tsgera1(p 'additional t,Imony was rorMinsly "is . - WATCI ON WA$TB* k .. ... . • ' '' WI-WW is.. ilswsd isat I g, ' ^4111 i . • • Bus 62, Driver Ms. $.Mesres Alois Troll, Palm Vafoy,$ley$. SR-520 Is Mitchell Hammock Rd. SR-520 & Beasley Rd. SR-320 & Lake Hayes Rd. Palm Valley Club (Turnaround) SR-S20 I Carrigan Ave. SR-426 -North of "A. Dud. I Sons" $R.426 & Mitchell Hammock Rd. 0 • . • . . . 01 7:12 • 7:11 • . • 7:16 1:17 710 ' ttl9 Bus 161Driver Ms.B. Braddy OI015a(psst.Wft?$awmlil)O2aLekeGneva(pI,ffi5) 6:1 Oscid Rd. (East) - Dead End (Turn-a-round) cIets *d. (last) & Vcungbloed Rd. IC " OIIWU Rd. (*551) I B Rood 7:01 GeCøSa Rd. (Wes?) I Sawmill Rd. '7:05 Old Genova Rd. 5. "flemeton's" skp 741 Old Geneva Rd. I Ave. A 715 Lake Geneva Rd. a lit St. 7:00 Lake Gifleva Rd. & "Evan's" Stoo (Transfer Students to Bus 79 at Geneva (urn. School) • ' ' . • • • . . - . • 6:54 4:55 4:14 *50 710 • 713 700 7:10 1:12 7:14 7:14 , • 7:15 • 1:14 7:20 7:22 Bust 14$ Driver Ms. S. Brady Osceola (dead-end) Osceola Rd. & Golden Driveway, Lake Geneva, (uer* ide) 4:05 '4:1O 4:12 6:17 Osceola Rd. East - Dead End (Turna-round) OsceolaRd East -opposite DIamondP Mom Dflye5ioy Osceola Rd. East I Younølood Rd Oscaola Rd. West I 'Golden's" Stop (Turn.a.ramd) 6:23 Lake Geneva Or. I "Burke's Stop Transfer students to Bus 130 at Geneva Slim. Scfisel. • . • • •• 713 7:25 7V CII5VV$qW Dr. & Groyel.nd Dr. 7: 7 7:25 7:14 -• Busl$ Driver Ms. I.Oidsa* .•• . • • Geneva Skotthe, Reed Neil, Aveaá ' -. • 6:15 (Receive transfer students from Buow No. 19, 151, 144 at Gea . School) - . - •. • • . •. . r to the tzut ''y ;bib PPUN evuuaet. be reasamy., ?is: Thess ihewe Sweis d 4:22 Ave. I & ft $. 4:21 Ave. I i 41h .. 4:36 Ave. LI 2nd St. (Transfer Puents to 50$ SsI44Drw Mr. J.W.Svrnee St. :4:17 lstHou$eonletton$nowHlHNd. 6:34 2nd Hessian right on Ieee Queen Rd. 4:11 Vier View Dr. &OrovelanlDr. 419 Lake Mills Rd. I Snow Hill it 4:33 Ave. , 2nd St. (Receive Transfer Students from Bus No,I71) 6:37 3 d It. 1 Ave. C void have FMasto:Asp,h eeninuhiI NA MetM woer...Jsdi the gorgpetusn irsi To co'nnlete th'r was "nn Mr Force conspiracy to cover .ts 1995,1 is "114. P.O D.C. *13. • ' • .. •. P11 co.oaa sneoen ss ..Ii31' $lliIlStud& Say Tree Comb " - :'1:25 IilIhSMIPgvtNee.Ol 1:36 SPAM OW di 11hoso ad • SSS1UOdViVM55,MOij5f . ? " " • Ses4l Driver Ms.I,kuNvai Vlahla,TrW,ThONI'fs1i ii CM -4i $arnuy Ave • • ' , • .. 0 '- • 111 .•.• .7:3) N. Afoorveed & SIljsi.u1 Ave. '713 Merghyng.4I.mAve. d 7:35 Mwpymt&M..jNg. • I. • , • •'.. :r.' ff•I),.. . 1:25 11.4151 *1.1,31 (Nileys Camp) 119 11.1391 "o.s,•' i 3:25 IR.419&TvuhIawNlamd ..P31 11415$ W*sr'ICurv, • $N$Had -.. , : sus1Ss.rIv.gsLU. WinIer SIsga(Ner'usds VIlIage,*eleufor&) 7:36 cN.s a & Hum"" Village (Ill) t.:1:37 CN.*&ChI05. M , 715 SvAve.$Dawld*CNerihI 1111 I - , - ~~ • 11 - - '1:41 25.rpaw.&05. no wl" ' , O ., ift . I-J . t ~11 is -0 N s -4MM "I . . ..-• • I • • • • • • • *10 I. USI o an*13herMs.T.1u-st1 ____________________________ L011411 - • i 1:1 1.1W r ,I l Or. & Tveat C?. 719 Lam Dr. I"L& All" La 51511 Driver . 4:35 4:31 4:33 4:33 6:34 •• • • 1:25 NSyi5 Nd I VI11jiil UI 1:25 NeyeeNdITrilo3-,.0 - • Time " ___ 7:25 I$emsn Ave. $ simserdy at •.. ___ ___ .,' ;_ ____ • • DM.L Irsoloay o JI1SlpNa.LC.437,CoCegg,$ Sanford Ave & North Way $anlsrOAve1RR CroNing Sanford AvelPinewoy $aelerdAvel"VenHerhulle"$t,p lanfordAvelOakwayAve $amil Avi & MIChIgaN Ave $aeIsllAveIMyrtl.Av. Myrt$eAve$LakeAve .,AvI"Odene'"1fop mws.AveeNoasoNl 4:25 4:34 419 4:35 0111 4:4 MyrNoAl&flI1 Ave 4:10 CI? 5. RailS Ave __ 4:44 CII? I Tucker Dr 4:44 C137 1 Bed ford 04 (CarrIage Cove) 4:41 ":" • CR 441 Wisdom sod CR 441 Miller Rd CN41lirddrlvewayonheft(reflectorsonpow,rp,u) CNadIiWhjseonrIotIsbesoreSNlieIct COmbinedrnmin4rIpoforsenfsenr,1lidin4pejig. NIS,.Mr.s.Ws .- . But l65 will pickup the students who live inOsceola; Lake Geneva Area; C.426 north of Oviedo; West Geneva, and Mullet Lake Park Area at the school. The West Geneva and Mullet Lake Park students wIll be transferred to Bus 101 at Geneva Elementary School. SEMINOLECROOMS HIGH C 419(IasO,1_dlii.. Fereetcrsck • 'tIll, $5.1I$ H100 f.v. $fep . :. • • • - I. 1:27 3:27 2: 1:39 • • • , ,. . esas,sL 3:31 C1.4I,Haclspido Villas, .21$Wr4AW&iuili$f 1I* *Vy*wo I DavId 21 (Nerlk) ' ' 2:25 Jungle Nd & White Trailer at right MS5$SILNacfoid.V5S.g, CR.434aN.y.,ad 3:10 ,,, 2:30 Last Housoon left on Snow Queen gd 2:34 FirstHouseonheflonsflowHfliRd 2.33 Church on right n now Hill Rd 2:37 bell Flower Rd I SnoW HI1i'14d Note: Geneva Area Afterheen Schedules Old Mims ad, Joggle U,C.44 2:25 $*426& Old Mims Rd(Necolvetranster students from lv$79) 1:22 Old mlms Rd I Scott Rd 1:21 Old Mims Rd & Jungle Rd (at Curve) ThoTerra. • • :.. ,..••• ' 3:25 CN4SI DasPi Avg 119 IIs,05im Ave a Lemksrdy ii 1:31 N *113311W 5. austsn,trui . •.,,, - -: Sse4)05IMo.UI1eI WleserSpr.es.ISIyTr5IlinV,3erdWdo) • .7:27 Shuck * Blvd. I Say Tree CanOe's 7:39 ShesatRivd.IPertiewDr. 'Hi "713S thiosh$jyd.I5hspliardRt .IS $i0$&C*.44 W9 Calls I Devan Ave. t4 so 1250 WuM.$.fflhS.sl • • ..- - •.. :• . Bus 24 Driver Ms. N. Andrade Black Hammock 2:16 SR-426 5. Celery Ci r 2:17 SR-426 & Crystal Ave 2:11 SR-426 & "Carroll's" Stop 2:19 SR-426 I "Abbott's" Stop 2:20 SR-426 & "Ramsey's" Stop 2:23 Van Arsdale St & "Oiorio's' Stop 2:24 Van Arsdale & Florida Ave 2:25 Florida Ave & Stone St 2:26 Florida Ave 5. Oklahoma St 2:27 Florida Ave I. Elm St 2:25 Florida Ave S. Canal St 2:29 Florida Ave S. "Spier's' Stop 2:32 DeLeon St & "81W" Growers 2:33 DeLeon St & Howard Ave ausll Driver Ms. M.Bowman CR.411Easfl, Reed Read 2:16 CR - 419 & Ave B 2:11 CR-419 S. Stephens St 2:23 Reed Rd & Harrison St Afternoon trips for Chuluota Area Students. Time Bus 171 Driver Ms. J. Lane CR4I9Chuluota( South) Lak.Mllls 2:13 CR-419 S. "Aspinwall's" Stop 2:15 CR - 411 & Carolyn Or 2:20 CR- 411 I Ave A 2:21 Ave E 1 4th St 2:22 Ave E & 5th St 2:23 Ave E & 6th St 2:24 7th St & Tropical Ave 2:23 7th St & CR-419 2:24 CR - 419 I "Gore's" Stop 2:21 CR4195. Lake Mills Rd 2:25 Lake Mills Rd & 1st Ave 2:29 Lake Mills Rd & Lakeview Ave 2:30 Lake Mills Rd & Chuluota Cemetery 2:33 Lake Mills Rd & Curryville Rd 2:35 CurryvilleRd& Lake Pickett Estates (;stEntrance) 2:37 Curryville Rd S. Lake Pickett Estates (2nd Entracne) 2:35 Curryville Rd & Egg Farm Rd (Turnaround) 2:13 Lake Mills Rd & "Fore's" Stop Bus 144 Driver Mr. J.W. Byrne, Chuluota, ChuiaVista, Snow Hill 2:17 2nd St & Ave C 2:19 2nd St & Ave E 2:21 Lake Mills Rd & Snow Hill Rd 2:24 Brumley Rd & Kiwanis Cir 2a:25 Brumley Rd I Aquila Rd 2:27 Clearvlew Or I Groveland Or 2:25 Clearvlew Or I Enderby Rd 2:29 Snow Queen Rd & Oroveland Or . ___ _ • • . - ad. ist it LlkeMkigIl.&Sfl.w Mill *d. 3M e Ave. 1 $11 Sf4 Avg. C. 01111ONOICeeII Md. (W,OIMUIII,LkRI)&SR.M BuslllDrIverMs.J,Lane 7:05 last 10-44 I Lake Jessup HeIghts Ches.etLLakeMille,CR.419 1:11 East $0.16 I "Presley's" Stop Curryvllle Rd. I Egg Farm Md. . 1h1 East *161"Reeve's" $lgp CurryvilleNd.IlstlntrancetoLakePlckeftlsfa?N • 113 -1'U Easl$*4$&Rd,0Md. Lake Mills Rd. & Chviuota Cemetery • J 1l1 CchIenW.($es*olSR.14)I"soling's" stop Lake Mills Rd. ILakeview Dr. ,:15 Ci * III "Fersuson's" • Lake Mills Rd. 1lit Ave. • (IF ithsleors?esus He. n.to,noy.uuem,$Che,l) 7th St. & Tropical Ave. • Ave. C. I 6th St. • • we AsuIi*r. I Srumiey Rd. On 1*4 Driver Ms. M. 0116W MeNifLake,sN.44OIdosc.o4aNd., ..,Rt 4:13 Mullet Lake Rd. (last of SR.14) 5 5y4, 641 MIllet 1.1W Nd. 1:4 Mullet Lake Rd. I Shadow Ln. (Turn4.rovnd) 7ZIS Old OlceoleRd. ((of Mullet Lk Rd) &"Drigger'sstop • 4:39 Need Rd. I Harrison 31. (Ovlido) 713 C111419 I Stevens St. 7:04 CO- 419 I Ave. B • CR4191 "Gore's" Slop CR.11 0 & 7th U. Ave. I 1 4th St. Ave. 1 & 5th St. Ave. II 41h St. CR - 419 5. Ave. A. CR4191 Carolyn Dr. CM- 419 I "Aspinwali's" Stop ova 154 Driver M. J.W. Bynses SNOW Nil, Chula Vista, chu,wes. let Nov11 on left On Snow Hill Rd. flflowir Rd. I Sew Hill Rd. Laif NOV11 On light on Snow Hill Rd. 1sf a !*use on right on snow Queen Or Snow Queen or. I orovoland Dr. 7:17 .M19 •-..•• ' 505171 Driver ML J. Lane COIIWOte L810 Mills. C4419 Lake Will Rd. I "Fore's" Stop Lake Mills Rd. I Curryville Rd. Curfyvilli Rd. & Lake Picket? Estates (1st Entrance) Curryvllie Rd. & Lake Pickett (states (2nd Entrance) Curryviil* Nd. I Egg Farm Rd. (Turn-a-round) Lake Mills Nd. I Lakeview Ave. Lake Mills Rd. I lsfr Ave. Like Miu$ Md. 1C1.1l, - 2. Bus 79 will pick up the students who live in Lake Harney Area; Rest Haven; and Old Mims Road Area at the school. The Old Mims Road and Rest Haven Area students will be transferred to Bus 120 at the Intersection of SR -426 & Old Mims Road. Afternoon trips for Geneva Area Students. Time Sus 145 Driver Ms. S Brady Cochran Trail, West 44,Mvlletlakepa,.k, Osceola Rood Cochran Trail, West 46, Mullet Lake Part, Osceola Road 2:20 CR 4261 "Peck's" Stop 2:21 CR 4261 "Hinojosa's" Stop 2:23 Geneva Elem School (Transfer W. Geneva IMullet Lake Park Area Students to Bus 101 & pick up Elem. Students) 2:31 Ave C 5. Old Geneva Rd 2:35 Chochran Tr (first driveway on left) 2:37 Cochran Tr I "Herring's" Stop 2:39 Cochran Tr & "Duff's" Stop 2:41 West Cr - 46 & Ridge Rd 2:43 West CR- 46 I "Reeve's" Stop 2:44 West CR- 46 I "Pressley's" Stop 2:47 west CR- 46 I Lake Jessup Rd 3:00 Mullet Park Rd I Bass Blvd 3:01 Mullet Lake Park Rd I Pleasant Pt 3:03 Mullet Lake Park Rd I Starboard or 3:09 Old Osceola Rd I "Dreggor's" Stop Bui79 Driver Ms. J.Byrnes Geneva. Lake Harney, Rest Haves 3:13 SR 424 & Trailer East of Van Arsdale 2:23 SRl3CII Trailer Bast of Van Ared.le 2:23 $01241 Old Mims Rd (Transfer Old Mims Road and Rest Haven area Students to Bus 120) 2:30 1st St I Cemetery Rd 2:33 Geneva Eiem School pick up Students 2:37 Geneva Rd I Clark's Corner 2:30 Geneva Rd I Old Lake Harney Rd 2:10 Lake Harney Rd I Tripp Rd 2:41 Lake Harney Rd I Acreftes Rd 2:42 Lake Harney Rd list House on righ t 2:43 Lake Harney Rd I "Baxter's" Stop 2:44 Lake Harney Rd & 1st Lane on right 2:19 Lake Harney Rd IF? Lane Rd 2:32 Rest Haven NdI Lek* Hariey Cir Bus 101 Driver Ms. a.Smith Lake Geneva,Qsceifa Rd 2:23 Recelve Transfer Students from bus No. 14$ at Geneva (lien School 2:31 Lake Geneva Rd I "Baxter's" Stop 2:32 Lake Geneva Rd I "Evan's" Stop 2:33 Corner Lake Geneva Rd 1 Geneva Hgts 2L37 Old Osceola Rd I Sawmill 2:39 Old Osceola Rd I"Golden's" Stop 2:43 Old Osceola Rd I"Meyer's" Stop 2:44 Old Osceola ltd ISRood 2:55 OldOscesla RdIDood End lvi 120 Driver Ms. B. Oldham • - • - . Elorn (Irs . ,ri TOO 1e1 Winier Springs Ares sit4iiusuisi ins iSiSde. . 2:31 2:32 2:33 2:34 SR426-Northol"A. Duda &Sons" 2:35 SR-426 & Mitchell Hammock Rd Bus 101 Driver Ms. B. Smith BOO Geneva (Old Mims Rd) (Rest Haven) $R.,14 Old Miens Rd. & "Finch's" Stop Jungle Rd. I "Outland's" Stop Rest Haven Rd. & "Hedge's" Stop Rest Haven Rd. & "Chaflant's" Stop $0.16 & Sod Farm 50.14 &"Mlilers" stop $0.14 & '$qrr.ntin.'s" Stop 5016 &'McClarn's" Stop 7:04 I Bus 151 Driver Ms. S.$mI* Muulel Lake Area, Cochran Rd., Hwy $ 4:30 Mullet Lake Rd. I Shadow In. 4:31 Mullet Lake Rd. I Pleasant Point Rd. 4:32 Mullet Lake Rd. I Basie Blvd. 4:10 Cochran Rd. & "Herring's" Stop . 4:13 Cochran Rd. I "B.ardsworth's" Slop Transfer students to bus l20at Geneva Elem. School. 4:S1 2:29 . a ' 2:17 2:15 2:19 2:22 2:23 2:26 Bvs44 Driver Me. M. Bowman Black Hammock Cft.424, 6, It" 7!i0. DeLeon;St. & Howard Ave. (Turna-rod) ' 43 PlerideAve. & Canal St. 7:25 filorlds Ave. & Stone St. 7•34 Florida Ave. At Van Arsdale St. CR- 436 I "Abbot's" Stop 733 Reed Rd. I Harrison st. 1:37 $R.419 At Stephens St. 7:10 $0419 I Ave. I, Bus Driver Iusl9 Driver Me. J.Byrnes Bast Geneva, Lake Horny, Most Haven Ares 7:05 1k Harny Rd. I Port Lane Rd. 7:01 Lk Hirtisy Rd. 1. first lane on left 100 1k HarfW Rd. I first house on left 7:12 Lk Harney Rd. IEas?OI Harney ACr.I?RRd. (ReceIve transfer students from buses P405. 101, 126, & 145 at Geneva ElePfl School.) 7:23 1st St. I Cemetery Rd. 7:29 CR- 426 I "Harper's" Stop • • 11 420011I4 the Annual ANay vm enc "---- ' - - * .T5J , . ' 4:32 •• a. 1:42 7:44 6:26 SR-419 & "Dyson's Ranch SR-419 & Spring St. SR-419 I "Hendrlx's' Stop DeLeon St. I Howard Ave. (Turn-a-round) DeLeon St. I "Jacob's" Stop Florida Ave. & "Split's" Stop Florida Ave. & Canal St. Florida Ave. & Elm St. Florida Ave. 6:41 Florida Ave. Stone g 6:43 Van Arsdale St. I ".ârló's' D 6:17 coca "R1ms.y'14, stOp . 4:41 C11.424 & "Abilie W o 6:41 CM-436 & "Caflol's" t' • 6:10 CM-426 & Crystal Ave. eve It Driver Ms. J. Bvre most Geneva, Lake Horny, Rest Naves 4:02 Jungle Rd. & Old Mims Rd. 6:05 Jungle Rd. I Scott Rd. 6:13 CR- 46 (East) & Proctor Cl. 6:20 CR-46 (East) I University Nfl 4:23 Rest Haven I 1k Harney dr. Back on Rt. 46 to lake Harney Rd. turn rt. 6:32 Lake Harney Rd. (West) & 1st house on lift 6:35 Geneva Dr. & Clark's Corner Transfer students to But 120 at Geneva Slim School' 413 419 4:31 • --- 7:41 , 6:21 4:25 4:32 4:33 6:31 4:35 6:39 6:40 4:22 4:21 the cover-up, the Air Force also decided that C4ovmims,"afld$ai4d1ot q1g ' . 7:29 7:30 7:32 7:33 7:39 • Bus 44 Driver Ms. M. SdwMan 10.419 Black Hammock, CR124 A âve To'Defend H'iemseif WAWIGT0N - C .140,1.1 approval of coding Uncle Sam $2 OW more than the the IALT II agreemiet may well Mend or fall en. original estimate. the credibility of U -- $sàry JWil4 That sane day, Brown's undersecretary, &own. Now we have dI&aeirM a 1eton In Tuineind Ikipu. called a meeting of top Air Brow's deeM that l- aid ralhlw r& Force bress be diac* what to do about "FithI eh .a.... _.._t. .,_tISL t,_ qFmig ma i, 1:25 • .•: '• 6:41 6:31 - m • 6:13 - - . 6:41 __ JACK ANDERSON -, • • - 7:23 7.26 uot,.y, Lake Drive Williams Rd. & Sunrise Ave. Sunrit, Ave. I Trade Winds Rd. Trade Winds Rd. & Hayes Rd. Hayes Rd. & Panama Rd. Murphy Rd. I Edgemoq'u Ave. Edgamon Ave. & Bahama Rd. Edgemon Ave. I Panama Rd. Winter Park Dr. - South of Seminole Blvd. Winter Park 0. & Camelot Way Crystal Bowl Cr. 5. Lancelot Way Crystal Bowl Cit. I Avalon Blvd. Park Or, & Lake Dr. Lake Dr. & "1 & M" In. 6:31 Northern Way & Tarpon Cir (N) 6:3* 2:32 lusil Driver Ms. $,Monroe Alafa ?roll, Palm Valley, Slavia 10.320 5, MItchell Hammock Rd. $0520 & Washington In. SR-90 5. Chapman Rd. SR.32111 I Beasley Rd. $0320 5. Lake Hails Rd. 50.320. Palm Valley Club House 50.330 5. Carrlgan Ave. Chapman Rd. I Yellow House Chapman Rd. 1 5th St. Chapman Rd. & 50.126 SR426-North of "A. Dud. & Sons." • 6:33 Deer Run I GazeIl Yr. 6:34 Deer Run I Leopard Tr. 6:35 Deer Run & Oscelot Yr. 6:35 Dyson Dr. As Black Acre Yr. (E) 4:39 Dyson Dr. 5. Dove Ln. . - . 6:30 Northern Way & Patrldge Ci r (N) 6:33 6:37 2:23 2:25 2:30 7:21 Citrus Ave, 1 Sunrise Homes 26 Citrus AtI $Mfland Ave. ?;31 Arablii *00. 1 Morgan St. 1:32 NorThirn Way & Partridge Cir. (North) 7:34 No, Nei Way & ueer Nun 7:35 Deer Run 5. Genii Dr. 731 Over Run & Leopard Yr. • . Bus 123 Driver Ms. p.Be,fl Tuskawilla Homes - - .. 6:43 6:43 s sthMUimco'eln,dths1q of geld or silver. Mars hens . They this tzIsd to delese a ouigeeadonj$ In. hiid" vurameat °W'4 patting eIp only the "lelonudlen" already In the, press veMtMies of the rv-iIsi by deelsiW evidence The first "Wail t..peni" appeared sIx days release. itS CO nothing snore. In ether wwds, Maid fad bat the_____ suil.d by a Flatagot wiwu later In the Wm of en cMdal Air Force press with the phisy cad figures, N the I time, be hold Ii usl lv'chsen meeting. The $2 bibs. oenii a the CIA trenqert ret.,. B provided falasot,s b*atIiI II at, assured Proamire that the Air Force woeld C4""UIIlOMI$ milin the plane was fleet 95usd hr - AN Virus cad whiletherehi di.dbsmaceMuw.onths FSdemP1IIalUolN,isd "cooperate filly" Mh GAO. FIguild, I Nivhsr 1191 01*, It_wui to lees t $1 flLu. $0 Ciem5tMs their meeting. As tsr the dangers. data FlIngarald bed bees Is s.oi is b told hew 1r1-ag sea. W"ueu' Proimire, D-WIi.,' asked said to e'$ to Prulre, Brown's cq,srup 55uIII1 COstS tho taxpayers she, pismevII th. Air Fw'g Wy nay (ng,' 11111109M weteideg, the Gàmer$ tlds M It demo with am serogonso weithy Acc The Navy was overcharged to Investigate the CIA th.dos:OnM U --'th. thlAseM.00tii, Osuin.&pqst bssreucrds simply ugd_Fitzgerald's _1191 be imsa no am at * is wBr.um. Vs the ParCs firs *X4$SkSIpupIIthimII4jj tolaskuplia pram cictflesand 1 Pr.umlrsths fain. segeimovofe,eMse,ss$,$0 rates. Alen i evidmes • 11ff14iui maCUUSS the U.I-Csdiim. aides lafsrm.d he 9999, Br's_*11 èiièup, d ' of 10 114 tIr Fetes msst w held V1t*ridof what appeorid Whea I I *, sd the lI.ai, **li. en 2, atIt of Und IWIMy Cup. ii giGAO his original t 4 r'oey at Purslds in- _ :38 6:39 An In ec a.dee'seeMociatesdsitbs,mei,dthe Fitzgerald a grg Uy) the a uggl"n4 Alflhikim PiliC 5195 blllinu ciet OvetI. mtoriims, pius,. bland ruaponoss to have. In striated Nielsen to give the GAO Iv$Ig 1 6:31 6:33 6:36 SCIENCE WORLD accurmng to uie Brown mna memo to give uu the wormjona vanft dsMlal P11111411101111deeq'-ü eke, that phrased this way is the minutes: whim Brown was aserdary of the Air Pores, he "Up": Stead fast eMil wsgM tranaàrfpt (of ruwpaNy turn it over t. GAO anyway. 5 6:30 - ___A, I - 2:21 2:22 lvi123 Driver Ms. F. lennift Tvskawllla Homes • 6:22 4:23 4:24 6:23 6:21 2:21 2:22 2:24 . Bus 142 Driver Ms. S. Basett BYNGRAPF Farming may r be the most profita ble occupatIon year In-tid year out, but it ap. pareatly Is the hea1tg. American famieru a Health Insurance Instit ute study of go date figures it, have fewer days off job due to illness than workers in 10 other maw, fields. In 1977, for an example, a farmereraged 9.1 days of restricted work activltompared to 11.4 days for white collar and 121 days for blue collar employees. On t he other hand, liking at health from another standpoint, It's eca that makes a difference. The healthles group averaged 16 years of schooling 13.5 k.th gj days compared to 35.6 days forboe with less than nine years at the books. But on another hand, ecome makes the difference, with American.', with incomes of $25,000 at the top of the hat. Now that really AN1 7:10 - Nanchlands, The Terrace, Sitter Croft, ___________ 7:35 1:3* CR.434I Hacienda Village (2de%It?ewardsOsrlb) Sherry Ave. It Edwin St. • Sherry Ave. I David St. (North) Hayes Rd. I SR-434 Shore Rd. I Alton Rd. CR- 419 I "Bolton's" Stop 6:39 By ROBERT WALTERS\ ____ WASHINGTON (NEA) - U t Federal _____ ___ Bureau of Investigation has Its way, citizens seeking to examine their doers in ~Mn BI's files will soon need an elaborate cale A Intuitive sease of timing and a very _____ • ZEN memory. Inordiflate amounts of perseverance determination already are required to pry in formation from the FBI's grasp, even thou h two federal lawi ostensibly give every Individual the right to examine his or her file maintained by . . any government department or agency. The applicable statutes are the Freedom of • Information Act and the Privacy Act. When Congress amended the FOIA in 1974, it authorized public access to federal investigative I records for the first time In the nation's history. • Subsequent ci tizen requests for documents the bureau's fi produced evidence widespread abuses of power and violations of fundamental constitutional rights by an over. _____________________________________________ zealous FBL It's an ill wind and all that,and the good the There were numerous documented cases of current blast labelled e*rgy slàrtage Is blowing unauthorized burglaries and break-Ins known as Is in the form of a wirfa1l to- charities. "black bag jobs," Interceptions of personal mall • Major charitable orjlzauon In many parts without judicial approval and illegal wiretaps of the count ry are reporg significant incr eases and ether forms of electronic surveillance. In donations of automol s, mosijy of the gasIn late 17$ and early 1t79, FBI Director W ___ , , guzzling variety. William H. Webster began promoting a scheme Erstwhile owners are ding ita good way to to reduce those disclosures. In speeches to By ROBERT1IUSEL the Earth. get rid of Inconvenient iejiotj5 and in tie Rotijns, police chiefs, law students and adLONDON (UPI) Members of Parliament, Aphids weigh in at thousands to the ounce process to come out at , thanks to the tax vertising South Carolina, basking on their broad terrace overlooking the (gram) but the aggregate of its vast numbers led deduction for contributi of what they could Maryland,executives Rhode IslIn and and Tlllnola, he Thames, fled Indoors to the safety of the cocktail the Cranfleld team to calculate the weight of the expect on the used car icet. suggested a IGysar moratorium bitwain th lowiges U the green plague dn*)c All over East wenn at more, than )0,000 tons and to Goodwill In Washlngt D.C., accorMig I. lostig of at Investigative 51. d 11$ reopening Angus women flail *the airbOrne th' '-Iv thi( tLMeets consumed approxiwire report, cllecte4 no 70 vehicles so far to fill an FOIA request, what might be described as hand to hand - jnately the same weight of sugar and amino thIs yearhas where or4inar gets three or four Reaponding to thole requests has been an fighting. acids from leaf fluids every day. during an entire year. Elill ergy city itself, overwhelming task for the FBI, Webster claims, The manager of a frozen food factory in The effects on the harvest are yet to be Houston, notes the trend. even though more than 300 bureau employees Lowestoft had to send his workers home. The determined. The charities In turn silthe cars usually on have been assigned to the job. opening ceremony for an oil rig in Great Var. "The public," they said, "has only become bids, ds, forclothes rock-bottom year, he says, the FBI replied to almost mouth was disrupted as a greenish tinge began aware of this awesome phenomenon by the what old bring. prfcut thee still beat 20,000 FOIA and Privacy Act requests and to cover everything in sight there as In thany prodigious output of the winged form (of aphid) It sounds like an ement that puts released about 2Z million pages of material at other places on a broad front. this year." everyone ahead, except SlbIy the taxman. costof$9.Smnilllon. Thiawas thesdencefictjonopenthgofan Using inst ruments so refined they could But It does raisequest1ot What do the new Webster says his proposed moratorium is Infestation of aphids that provided an Irritating Identify individual aphids at 500 meters and owners do with the gu1ez? needed because convicted crüninaja, organized, end to the month of July and gave British en- monitor their wing-beat frequencies at 250 Donate them to other ckrities? crime figures and ether nefarious characters temologists an inkling of what is possible whenmeters, the scientists found that the little Insect Increaslnglyare using FOIA sought approval for the enemy is an Insect. can fly as high as 1.5 kilometers (one mile), President Carter's in the wholeule destruction of Its fills, ostensibly The aphid Is harmless to humans, though it can ,depending on atmospheric conditions, and that thetic fuel program is n heavy flack AM a "housekeeping" measuji. be a considerable nuisance, but It takes only a for a supposedly daylight Insect It often coMm. here at borne and it haat yet charged the thltTSandl$fl,ths FBI again propoeed-and little hnagInMjontoenyIJIon the disaster ifjt had ues to fly well after dark. congressIcisJ front trenched gained pçrovJ of - piano for the massive been a more aggressive species In In the light winds that prevailed they But it gets a vote of conflaitce from a foreign destruction of additional (II.. In Its 50 field of. As It happened, the plague had been one trillion aphids about 1000 tons authority, no less than tibert Speer, the fjcs arid 450 resident agencies throughout the In Its earliest stages hi late May by a team f rom estimated in the airspace at any one time. produc country. genius who kep Nazi Germany's the Crarileld Institute of Technology, using The Cranfleld team suggested that any living Industry going imtil the piar* were overrun by Under the procedes, all film can be novel techniques of radar combined with electro- thing that could explode Its populations and its Allied armies. destroyed within five or 10 years, dspendlng optics plus weather monitoring and field studies food demands with such terrifying rapidity Spear, in a recent Gsri*n press report, upon the tupe of Investigation lnvoWsd or even of Insect Population. They reported In the deserved more than the superficial feeling of recalled that when Hitler adored the German more quickly If "a&nlrástrative needs bar. been magazine New Scientist on what they said was annoyance., with which Insect Incidents are economy to go on wartime Mtlng In August of tattoo . "a rare ithenornenon." generally dismissed and forgotten. dvelopment of a iynthstic gasoline Th. FBI justifiod those measures in part on Taking advantage of favorable weather and 'We feel that a more positive outcome Is e ia the it27 wasthe most bnport*t project. In the th the grounds that "sin of substance the absence of the ul large numbers of Its focusing of human thought, rather forcibly, on liglit of the German experlsnc,J he doesn't think from closed files" were iaIMiinid at its mast dangerous predator, the ladybird, the intricate web of connections between us, the Carter gosi of 3.5 mmIq breIs of synthetic wa.guon lsadquszt.rs. Bat now It has aphids began producing a new generation every the insects and muta1 food supplies," they saW' oil y 1995 is out of requested permission to ala, destroy $ to 12 days and hi only eight weeks had reached Science allows us to probe these InterconnectIons = with which he.dqusrt.r. criminal files 10 year. after the the lowl number of trllliod - 200,000 In detail, but nature does not reveal Its secrets ho spsaks,inuwu&ofuw en' should be taken as some cases are tune, larger than the entire human population of readily." Couragsme,*. -.. . 6:37 0 Embarrassed l ANK I Bus 4l Driver Ms. I.Kesftysl 4:24 Shepard Rd. I Sheoah Blvd 6:27 Sheoah Blvd. & Bay Tree Condos 6:31 CR - 434 & Bombay Ave. 6:33 S. Edgemon Ave. At Lombardy Rd. 6:34 Lombardy Rd. I Moss Rd. A Healthy - ' ShaQah, Bay Tree, Winter lprlags($erTh) F arM Lest The - Mining Trips for Winter Springs Area Students enrolled liii perteds. Time 2:13 Bus 54 Driver Mr. D.W$lks I, Sugar Creek, Peresicreek, $R.419(Sas?) Fisher Rd. & Morton Rd. Sunrise Ave. I Williams Rd. Sunrise An. ITrade Winds Rd. Trade Winds Rd. 5, Hayes Rd. Hayes Rd. I Panama Rd. Panama Rd. 5, Edgemon Ave. Edgemof Ave. & Bahama Rd, Alton Rd. & Shots Rd. Hayes Rd. I CR- 434 SR-411 I. "Wilkerson's' Stop SR -419 I Wagner Curve SR-411 I Tuskawllia Rd. Bus 142 Driver Ms. S. Bennett Cassernerry (Camelot) Crystal Bowl Cir. & Avalon Blvd. Crystal Bowl Cr. I Lancelot Way Winter Park Dr. 1. Camelot Way 713 • The Joint Economic Committee of Congress is warning that we will see a drastic decline in our standard of living In the 1980s if we do not improve our productivity the output of goods and services measured against the hours of labor needed to produce them. The lagging rate of growth of productivity in the United States has been worrying economists for years. It is one of.the major causes of inflation. It Is frustrating efforts by American manufacturers to compete with Japan and other, countries which have better productivity rates and can market their goods at lower prices. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, chairman of the joint committee, has made the productivity question pertinent to the debate on economic policy JW to begin when Congress returns from its recess. With the chill of a recession running through the economy, congressional minds are turning toward the traditional response-a stimulative tax cut. The approach of the 1980 elections, of course, makes the idea all the more appealing. c Crystal Bowl Cr & Lancelot Way Crystal Bowl Cr 5. Avalon Blvd Bus 112 Driver Ms. T. Smelt? Rid Bug Nd.,Tuskawllla Monies (5W) Red Bug Rd & Palomino Way Dyson Or 1. Dove In Dyson Or 5. Deer Run Deer Run & Oscelot Tr Northern Way & Partridge Cir (North) Bus 12$ Driver Ms. F. Bonnet? Sunrise, Tuskawilla Homes(W&N) Citrus Ave & Sunrise Homes Citrus Ave & Shetland Ave Morgan St & Arabian Ave Northern Way S. Deer Run Deer Run & Gazeil Tr Deer Run S. Leopard It Bus C2 Driver Ms. S. Monroe Alafa Trail, Palm Valley, Slovis SR-520 & Mitchell Hammock Rd SR-S20 &"Douglas", Stop SR-S20 & Chapman Rd SR.$20 & Beasley Rd SR-520 & Lake Hayes Rd SR-520 & Palm Valley Club House SR-S20 & Carriagn Ave Chapman Rd at Yellow House Chapman Rd & 5th St Chapman Rd I. SR-426 2:20 Remaining schedules will be pubili hid • 2:33 2:35 734 Dyson Dr. I Dove Ln. ___________________________ ANGLEWAL TERS us I s ues I . • Cut Prospects Monday, Aug. 20, 1C79-SA EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. Sanford Ave I Saner. SM 1:25 IRIe$IM$CIISSI 7:51 Oisms NI* Idleel 11W WPiDr-25vIhots.esjnola$M 3:31 WWer Pork Dr&c.meio.*ay •• ' SusIll Driver AM. O.plga Cameron City East Of Sanford, Sanford Airport Area 6:21 Airport Blvd & Bailey Rd 6:26 Onora Rd & "Pritchard's Stop 6:21 Onora Rd & Ohio Ave 6:29 Ohio Ave & Marquette Ave 6:31 Sipes Ave & Kentucky Ave 6:33 Kentucky Ave & Beardall Ave 6:31 Beardall Ave to "Holcomb's" Stop 6:36 Beardall Ave to Moore Station Rd 6:39 Cameron Ave I "LaFil's" Stop 6:41 SR 115 & Sipes Ave 6:43 SR 413 & Scott Ave 6:43 Mellonville Ave S. Rosalie 6:45 Meltonvitle Ave S. Forest Dr 6:49 Summerlin Ave & Wynnewood Or 7:00 25th St & Orange Ave 6:53 Seminole High School 7:00 Crooms High School Bus IS? Driver Ms. L. Wilson Midway 6:33 Beardall Ave & Main St 6:39 SR 46 & Green Way 6:43 Sipes Ave & 21st St 6:43 20th St A. Brisson Ave 6:46 Britton Ave & Byrd St 6:53 Seminole High School Bus 176 Driver Ms. P. Bowen Sanford (Rest I 6:33 Sanford Ave & 25th Place 6:10 Sanford Ave & 9th St 6:42 Sanford Ave S. 4th St 6:46 2nd St & Locust Ave 6:41 Melionvilie Ave & 41h St 6:45 MellonvIlle Ave & 51h St 6:40 Meilonville Ave & Celery Ave 6:32 Sanford Ave 5. 15th St 6:33 Sanford Ave & 19th St 6:34 Sanford Ave & 24th St 6:36 25th St & Elm Ave 6:57 25th St S. Cedar Ave 7:00 Seminole High School 7:03 Crooms High School Bus Si Driver Ms. J. Edwards Surburban Estates, Bookertown, Monroe 6:23 C 46 A & Surburban Estates 6:26 C 46 A & Banana Lake Rd 6:27 C 431 & Markham Rd 6:29 CUl & 1st St 6:30 C 431 & Wilson Rd 6:33 Orange Blvd & "Bumgardner's" Stop 6:33 Orange Blvd & New York Ave 6:36 Orange Blvd & "Tindel's" Stop 6:31 Orange Blvd S. "Keim's Cove" 6:35 Orange Blvd I Oregon Ave 6:39 Orange Blvd & Oregon Ave 6:10 Orange Blvd S. Dunbar Ave 643 C 155. Cht'rcn St 6:44 C 13 & Palm Tarr 6:44 5046 & Old Monroe Rd 6:50 Crooms High School 6:33 Seminole High School Bus 157 Driver Ms. M. Crawford Weklva, Markham, Pasta, Iipsaia 6:25 Weliivii Park Or I "Muse" Stop 6:32 SR46 5. "Hutchison's" Stop 6:34 Longwood -Markham Rd & Via Ceramic 6:35 Longwood Markham Rd & Via Bonita 6:35 Lake Markham Rd & "Duguid's" Stop 6:39 Lake Markham Rd 1 Canal Or 6:42 Sr- 46 S. Center St 6:16 Wayside Or & Wilson Place 6:49 Sr-46 & Elder Rd 6:51 Ups,ala Rd S. First Little Bridge 6:55 Upsala Rd & Garden Ct 7:00 Seminole High School 7:05 Crooms High School Bus 139 Driver Ms. R. Williams Lake Mary & Markham Woods Rd 6:20 Markham Woods Rd & Dawn Ct 6:25 Markham Woods Rd I Oak In 6:34 Markham Woods Rd & Ravensbrook 6:30 Lake Mary Blvd & Rinehart Rd 6:32 Lake Mary Blvd I Longwood- Lake Mary Rd 6:35 Lake Mary Blvd OS. Humphrey Rd 6:3* Lake Mary Blvd & Acorn Or 6:10 C.15 1. Continental Blvd 6:440 C.13 I J.ckonnSt '' ,., e,. 6:43 CIS I 31d St 6:50 Old Lake Mary Rd S. "Chase's" Stop 6:31 Old Lake Mary Rd (S of 25th sf) 6:53 Seminole High School 7:00 Crooms High School Bus 151Driver Ms. A. Bolger Greenbrlar, Lake Mary, Groysview, Park Ridge, Hidden Lake 6:30 Country Club & Kingswood Ct 6:31 Country Club & Linda Ln 6:32 Country Club & Rantoul In 6:34 Country Club & Frederick Ave 6:35 Country Club & Grand Bend Ave 6:37 2nd St & Crystal Lake Ave (Scout Hut) 6:40 High St & Lake Mary Blvd 6:41 Lake Mary Blvd S. Sir Lawerance or 6:43 Lake Mary Blvd S. Ridge Or 6:44 Lake Mary Blvd I Hidden Lake Or 6:50 Seminole High School 6:53 Crooms High School Bus 190 Driver Ms. S. Fletcher Lock Arbor, Ilyliwlide 4:35 W Crystal Or & Lakeview Dr 6:37 W Crystal Or & S Crystal Or 6:39 W Crystal Or 1 Lake Blvd 6:10 Lake Blvd I Orange Or 6:42 Vihien Rd & Tangerine Or 4:44 Vlhlen Rd I Citrus Or 6:45 Satsuma Or I Temple Or 6:47 Country Club Or I Ravenna Park Church 6:55 Seminole High School 7:00 Crooms High School Bus 111 Driver Ms. M. Reese Windy Hill Mobile Home Park, Sunland Estates 6:35 Hwy 11.92 IWindy Hill Mobile Home Park 6:37 Hwy 17.92 & C-419 (at Handy Way Store) 6:41 C137 I Bryant Ave 6:43 C•437 I Horse Stable Rd 4:14 Sunland Or (N of C427) 6:44 Collins Or (Sunland) at bus shelter 6:47 Hwy 1792 (one block Sot Lake Mary Blvd) 4:30 Hwy 1792 I Mariners Village 4:35 Seminole High School 7:00 Crooms High School Sus 122 Driver Ms. 0. Walker Wesdmers 4:10 Sanford Ave I Woodmere Blvd 6:43 Sanford Ave & 29th St 4:43 Laurel Ave & 27th St (Crooms Only) 6:30 Seminole High School 6:35 Crooms High School Bus $3 Driver Ms. A. WllIi.ms.n Dreamwold, South Plnecresi 6:13 Park Ave I Airport Blvd 6:47 Fla Ave I Hartwell Or (Crooms Only) 6:30 Seminole High School 6:35 Ridgewood Ave I Terrance Or (Crooms Only) 6:54 Ridgewood Ave 1 25th St 7:10 Crooms High School Bus n Driver Ms. J. Baker SR 44(Saeferd Downtown) 30* St Coontry Club Mane, 6:33 Riverview Ave I Narcissus St (Seminole Only) 6:36 Overview Ave 9 lit St (Seminole Only) 6:31 Is? St I Pomergranite Ave (Seminole Only) 6:30 lit St I Mangaustlne Ave (Seminole Only) 6:39 lit St I Holly Ave (Seminole Only) 6:10 3rd St & Laurel Ave 6:42 Park Ave & Ith St 6:44 Park Ave & 15th St 6:17 30thStl Cedar Ave 6:10 30th St I Patrick Pt (Crooms Only) 4:33 Country Club Rd & Anderson Cir (Crooms Only) 4:53 Seminole High School 7:50 Crooms High School BvsI43 Driver Ms. ft. Be,e Washington Oaks, Neseland Park, Georgetown, Oeiusbsro 6:30 Celery Ave I Bay Ave 4:35 Roseberry In I lit Or 6:15 RoseberryLn III 2ndDr 6:32 Summerlln Ave I McKay Blvd 6:34 Locust Ave & 911% St 4:10 Crooms High School 4:17 Academy Ave (Middle of hock) 4:40 Academy Ave I Tuskegee St 4:12 Sethune Ci r (Middle of Block) 6:14 Airport Blvd l Hughey it 4:31 AIrport Blvd I 22n4 St 7:00 Seminole High School See II Driver Mel. Andersen Oshdsbsro. Mimes Tr, Culls Browse' 6:35 Pecan Ave 1 4th St(SominsloOnly) 4:25 Ph St 1 Avocado Ave 6:41 Iii St & Jessamine Ave 6:44 10th St I Olive Ave 4:41 13th St 1 Olive Ave 4:10 13th St I Oleander Ave 4:25 IsuIhwostRdIlPh$t 410 Seminole High School I 4 • 1 :' I gor '-'1r pnw4.J,uss'.u.l.uvI,maIpu-u.rr ?. , _______ '*'I' . - ______L. -LJ -- -lr - . i-Ji Jsr --- - _ø./ -. . v .. , ,. * . ,ft * AMP. - • 4- "•-* .;.' 9r _____ LWl,jrlUp_ ___________ • - ...,. •• . •... .. • -• .,;.. - -...:, :4 �&A-Evening Monday, Aug. 20, 97 HsraId, Sanford, Fl. [1 I2YR.ScOTCN OLDRARITY may? HEDGES & CASE BUTLER SCOTCH BEEFEATER LONDON DRY T1 90 KNIO M0 S T Q a r_-~w ,~ CUTTY SARK I. SCOTCH 8*79 QTO ANY 12-105.45 r SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GIN OT. ANY 12-93.45 "771 Cavanaugh: Three TO Passes In Two Minutes By United Press International Al IMP. FRENCH BRANDY l&IR. VW ETCHART 7095 ARMAGNAC Steve Grogan isn't nervous about losing his job as the New England Patriots' No. 1 quarterback - but a few more performances similar to that of Matt Cavanaugh's on Sunday could cause him a few sleepless nights. Cavanaugh, who joined the Patriots last season but did not gummy C' CASE 57.95 "IT'S 4 YEARS BETTER" SCOTbfl RARE D iD SCOTCH ~`6099 25.402. AIU 4 8 YR. MARTIN'S V.V.O. SCOTCH 25.4 02. 4•99 ANY 12-59.85 fl's YE J. W. DANT 1000 BOND see any action, fired three touchdown passes ma 2:22 span of the fourth quarter Sunday, snapping a 14-14 tie and lifting New England to a 35-14 preseason victory over the Oakland Raiders. Cavanaugh, who took over in the second half for Grogan, hit Don Calhoun with a 2-yard touchdown pass, connected with Andy Johnson on a 9yarr and went to Carlos Pennywell with a 23-yard touchdown toss. New England's other scores came on a 16-yard run by Horace Ivory in the first quarter and a 16-yard pass from Grogan to Harold Jackson in the second quarter. Oakland, 2-2 in preseason play, scored on a 1-yard run by Arthur Whittington in the Second quarter and a 9-yard pass from Jim Plunkett to Derrick Ramsey in the third quarter. With the score tied 14-14 early in the fourth quarter, Cavanaugh guided the Patriots to a 64-yard touchdo%1I march in 11 plays, capped by the pass to three tackles on a 23-yard burst Cavanaugh hit Johnson at the Oakland 7-yard line and the halfback carried it in from there. to the Oakland 9-yard line. Oakland's Ira Mathe s fumbled the ensuing kickoff at the Raidet's 22-yard line and rookie .John Spagnola recovered for New England, 2-1, in the presesen. Five plays later, In Saturday's games, it was Kansas City 20, St. louis 3; Detroit 21, Cleveland 10; San Diego 7, the New York Giants 3; Tampa Bay 14, New Orleans 7; Washington 16, Atlanta 6; Calhoun. Calhowi helped the drive by taking a 13-yard pass from Cavanaugh and broke Parade By %1II.TON RICHSIAN " 5.99 UNIT 0111 nNcusToNu W/COUPON I Welcome, Jack Renner! GOOD SAT., AUG. 25 CALIF. WINE 25.4 02. PINk CHABUS 9 BURGUNDY LA BOHEME CIIABUS 99$ -' UNIT 3.1 EL TYPE P11 CUSTONII W/COUPON 86' SCOTCH ROYAL VILVET LAN MacGREGOR 80' SCOTCH OT. 5.39 ANY 12 63.95 - STANLEY SCOTCH OLD CROW SIR. KY. BRB. tf. Chicago 17. Cincinnati 13; Green Bay 7, Buffalo 6; Miami 21, Minnesota 10; Los Angeles 21, Seattle 17; Denver 21, San Francisco 0; and Dallas 16, Houston 13. In Friday night games, Pittsburgh beat the New York Jets 27-14 and Philadelphia downed Baltimore 31-17. Renner Bird Westchester Clincher Sports 4 QUART GOOD MON., AUG 20 Monday, Aug. 20,1979-7A been on the tour. Peter Oosterhuis, also looking for his first tour will. fired a sizzling 63- one shot off the course record to emerge from the pack, tying rookie Scott Simpson at 5-under 279 for third place while second-round leader Tom Kite finished a stroke further back. Runner, who joined the tour two years ago, arrived here in a daze after posting his best finish this year runner-up to Jerry McGee in the raindelayed Greater Hartford Open Tuesday. The thin six-footer, who said he didn't even think about winning the tournament until the 15th hole Sunday, continued his protestations even after he won. "I'm not surprised at all to win a golf tournament I'm just surprised it was this week," said Renner, who sports a cap similar to the one worn by Ben Hogan. "I guess I rode the momentum of last week into contention and then I shot "But I'm thrilled, to death. I've wanted to be a professional golfer since I was 3 years 01(1. I've dedicated myself to it and I hope this is just a step." With sister Jane on the LP(; tour and 20-year-old brother Jim just turning pro, the entire Renner family seems dedicated to golf. "I know my parents are going to be as excited as I am because it's been a real Family effort fell short of giving him his first and I don't mean that in a corny vicwry in uie nYC year s tie nas way," said Renñer, HARRISON, N.Y. iUllh Jack Renner kept saying negative things about his chances to win the $400,000 Westchester Classic, but when he came (town the stretch needing a birdie on the 72nd hole to sew up the victory, he was absolutely positive. 'I put my te" shot in the only possible place 1 would consider going for the green in two and my next shot was just the one I wanted to play," said the lanky 23-year-old Runner, who had stated before Sunday's final round that he had no expectations whatsoever of winning. I felt very good and when I c'aiiie up to that 10-foot putt. I felt the tournament was mine. It was a tough putt but I felt good. I sent it to the middle and said a prayer. But I knew I was going to make it and when it went in, it was an exhilarating feeling I've been waiting for all my life." That birdie his sixth of the day gave Renner a 4-underpar 67 for a 7-under 277 total. When PGA champion David (;rahain, who started the day with a 3-stroke lead over Renner, failed in a difficult eagle attempt on No. 18, Renner took home the $72,000 first prize to boost his season's earnings to $174,281. Graham carded a 71-278 to finish in a tie for second with Howard Twitty, whose final 67 - HARRISON, N.Y. (UP!) - If you happen to be one of those golf nuts who follow the pros on the tube every week or even jump on a t to catch a big tournament somewhere else In the country, you've probably been struck by the marked similarity among wost of those young lions oii the circuit. Chi Chi Rodriguez, a guy with a sharp eye, has noticed It, too. "They all look the same," he says. By and large, he's absolutely fight. "Except for Jack Renner," Rodriguez goes on. "He's the only young guy out there with an Identity. What gives him that identity with me Is that he wears one of those white Ben Hogan caps. He's the only young guy who does that. I'm always pulling for him, God bless him. Why? Because he's skinny like me." Today, Jack Renner has something more than merely a Ben Hogan-type cap to give him identity. The clean cut, boyish-looking 23-year-old from San Diego broke through for his first tour victory Sunday with a final round 69 that earned him $72,000 for winning the Westchester Classic with an artfully fashioned seven-under 277. Chi Chi Rodriguez, who finished with a 284 worth $5,413, made the remarks he did about Renner before the slender Californian pulled out of a fourway tie with PGA champ Dave Graham, Howard Twitty and an already-in-the-clubhouse Peter Oosterhuls to win, so he can't be accused of jumping on any bandwagon. To be sure, there are some characteristics about Renner which sort of remind you of Hogan. There's that white cap of his, for example, his almost complete dedication to golf since he was six and his continued efforts not to display any outward emotion. But there are many differences, also. To begin with, Banner, at six feet, is much taller tan Hogan, he doesn't resemble "The Hawk" at all facially looking far more like Ray Volpe, who heads the LPGA and for all his devotion to purpose, he doesn't regard golf as the be all and end all the way Hogan did when he ruled the fairways. Jack Banner Is purely and simply one of the better young golfers obviously ready to emerge from his developing cocoon and the kind of individual who will put other more important aspects of his life ahead of golf. You could tell that from some of the thlngshe had to say after he birdied the 16th hole totake the lead by himself for the first time and then knocked inalo-foot birdie putt on the l8thto shake off the persistent Twitty, who had moved himself back into a tie with birtH. tha lRth ii.n The first thing Banner did when he came into the press tent was place his white cap under his right elbow where it wouldn't be so co conspicuous . He spoke about how excited he was winning his first tournament and answered a question about his sister, Jane, who plays on the LPGA tow. I ISfie's a lady, she's sm awfully good sister" I don't care if she goes out there and shoots a hundred on the golf course," he said, SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UP!) solemnly. By United Press International five-game winning streak. 6.8. Bill lee, 11.10, went 5 2.3 of homers to send the Giants to Dan Norman reached Doug Veteran racing driver A.J. Foyt "I talked to my sister and Dad today over the telephone before I "I'm paid to play baseball relied on his memory Sunday to Innings before leaving the game m their filth straight loss. Denny. Hair, 8.8, for a two-run homer. started and told them if I could hold on for one more day and not Pittsburgh's Bill Madlock not to think," said Madlock, when he fouled a pitch off his 7-10, allowed five hits over the Gil Flares hit an insidethe-park stage a remarkable comeback d"a hundred, it would be a great tournament," he continued. was hesitant In questioning Los who collected three of PittS, right toe. Gary Matthews hit his Iirsit 6 1-3 innings. littell struck hoiner in the fifth for the Mets. and win his second stock c3ir "My Mom and Dad have sacrificed so my sister and I could play Angeles Dodger Manager Tom burgh's seven hits off Hooton, 24th homer for Atlanta. out four and walked none over Dale Murray, 4-8, absorbed the championship race in two days, golf," Banner said, speaking much slower now. "I know they Lasorda's strategy Sunday alt. 11-9. "You think too much out the Illinois State Fair Alen the final 2 2-3 innings to notch loss, were much more nervous than I was on that last putt but they ernoon. But then again, Cubs 3, Padres 1 why there and you get in trouble," Crowe MeiflolillI 100. his eighth save. John Curtis, 8. Phillles Astros mint be celebrating now." 3, 2 Rick hteuschel, 14-7, allowed should he? "Twice In the (Pirates') three hits over eight innings 8, was the loser. Foyt, who won the Fair 200.i Garry Maddox tripled in the For just a spilt second, Jack Banner's voice broke there, John ie- had just doubled Philadelphia series last week and Barry Foote's two-run tying run and scored the win- Milwaukee, Wis., Saturday, But he regained his composure quickly. with one out In the bottom of the they walked Madlock and Reds 6, Mets 5 "Iwenttocollegetwoyeara,theCollegeoftheDesert(In Palm ninth lnnlngofa scoreless game ning run in a two-run ninth sprinted from filth place to first twice homer in the seventh lifted beat them," said Lasorda. Dave Collins' sacrifice fly inning to back Steve Carlton's 18 just seven laps to recapture Springs, Calif.) and made good grades," he said, offering and one out later, Lasorda had "That's just the way it goes." Chicago. Bruce Sutter pitched scored Ray Knight with one out two-hitter give the lead from Don White and whole something of his background. "Golf has been almost mytook and the ninth inning and to record to starter Burt Hooton pitch to in the eighth to snap a tic and Philadelphia a three-game win the championship dirt track if I had what It life since I was six. I decided to find out his major-league leading 31st carry Madlock Instead of walking him the Reds make It on the tour. I've made $10,000 and I'm just turning 23 so I to face Ed (at. The former two- Expos 5, Braves I to their third sweep over the NI, West race. Gary Carter and relief pit- save. Randy Jones, 9-9, took the one-rim victory over New York. leaders. In the ninth, Bob Boone Foyt took the lead in a daring can't understand why everybody thought there was something time National League batting char Stan Bahnsen loss. each hit t w o. high-speed Knight led oil with a double, run on the high side is, singled off loser Joaquin wrong with me that I hadn't won before th champion then cracked a two- run homers to lead the Expos to Cardinals 4, Giants 0 went to third on dusty 1-mile track. play extraordinarily a wild pitch and Andujar and pinch runner Bud of the dry, "Tome, winning isn't everything. You can run homer to give the Pirates a a sweep of their threegame John Denny and Mark Littell scored on Collins' deep Fly me but I gs happen to to Harrelson scored on Maddox's good th in and MIII finish fifth. I've had a lotte 2-0 triumph over the Dodgers series. All of Montreal's runs combined on a six-hitter and left. The Mets had tied it 5-5 in triple. Larry Bowa followed still have a log way to go in my golf game." which snapped Los Angeles' -ame off loser Tony Brizzolara. George Hendrick belted a pair the seventh when pinch hitter with a single to score Maddox. - - - - 5.29 w ANY 12-63.45 - o .'-- - JACQUIN'S 5* BRANDY 86.8 PROOF CANA*N PRIMIUM . .', 'THE PREMIUM IS IN THE BOTTLE - NOTTHEPRICE" 6.49 w ., in Expos, PhI Is Also Win e ANY 12-74.95 BEER ,,,,L= CASE NAil. Nil Madlock Homer Spoils LA Hop e 7.4 NAIl. WI Nil lID, WHITI a SUi SUl ABC - OS All IINIUU Nil OR All ö.4 HIMMAN USNT SUM MU GAO NIWiTS W.TU WI Sill 5.4 T3 POSTUIS AUSTIAUA DANISH '\\ HAM ILB. 1.69 Requires no r.frlgsratlo MOUONS CANASIAN ROOM TRW. 33101 UTRES flSL 1M WINE THAN 14.91 . Fair Race - GM LS.A. USIIT SIll A. J. Wins 11 fl 1977 ST. MOWS 33h11. UFRAUMILH 1977 VAU(BdBffiG hhâ IL UFRAUMILCH 1917 VALKBdOG 33.i• 3.69 23 oL IOTI BBNKASTBI Bucks To Open Ortioles'Gain Wins Petty Grabs WinYanks, _____________ Vs. KC Oct. 12 MILWAUKEE (UPI) The Am BROOKLYN, Mich. (UP!) Milwaukee Bucks will open Cars driven by H.B. , Richard Petty took the title in their 82-game 197910 season 4 ths 1162* champion Spark Baxter Price and James Hylton Oct. 12, against Kansas City, crash Plug inti. race at MI&Jgsn also were involved in the same team they'll Face in Internatlaw Speedway Sunday but no other drivers besides By United Press Iaterutloaal It marks the longest winning 0-for4 and Boston's Fred Lynn In three runs and Don Aase, 9-8, Ex-Tigers Leon Roberts and the pre-season opener, a a fow'car crash, which Wangerin were injured, winning streaks feel good for streak in more than a year for went 0-for-3 to snap his 20-game won in his first-ever relief Willie Horton hit home runs, spokesman said Sunday. left a delver with a broken arm, anybody. It's just that for the the A's, whose last four-game streak, helping Floyd Bannister, 7-12, After games Oct. 13 and Oct. appearance. Balor Moore, 3.4 Price's Oldsmobile was OaklW A's, the feeling Is so winning streak ended August l, delayed On race. Brewers 4, Rangers 3 took the loss. Don Baylor hit an snap Detroit's five-game win15 against Denver and Utah, the Petty, winless at MIS sue severely damaged In the ac- Wlfw"ar. 1978. Ben Oglivie - who earlier infield single with the bases ning streak. The loser was 19- Bucks will return to Milwaukçe 1PZ$, took the win after he CI4SE* and alter some b04y "What do winning managers Yankees 4, Twins 3 doubled In a run - greeted loaded in the seventh for his year-old rookie Bruce Bobbins, to meet the Denver Nuggets dipped Ic on Buddy Baker's WOIt in the gaie, be =Wa say?" Oskiand Manager Jim Lou Piniella drove in two reliever Sparky Lyle, 4-8, with a major-league-leading 108th RBI 2-2. Detroit's Ron LeFlore stole Oct. 17. tO the race With only the Marshall asked Sunday after runs, including the gamewinner two-run homer the bottom of of the year. MW side In the final turn, three bases, giving him 61 for Under the new schedule The crash occurrid In the ikeI&n of a body the A's beat the Cleveland In the seventh, and Ron Guidry, the ninth, lifting Mike Caidweil, Mariners 8, Tigers 4 the season, most in the majors, format adopted by the NBA this fosath lap of the race shortly vs1i. Indians 3-2 for their fourth 12.7, and Rich Gossage corn- 13-6, to the victory. Buddy Bell summer, the Bucks will face after a Buick driven by D.K. straight victory, "It's a great LAned on a a six-hitter. and Pinielia, slammed a home run their ten Western Conference 'The hood and so were gone Uhich blew an engine, fee ng. I feel so good for th two runs for e who has hit In nine st ai r ght do uble and scored rivals six times each three t li and ttii tuuisrs were pa,y a thin tam of on on the track, rmwn&Thl drWed4m Idde. I guess we're on the right games, snapped a 3-3 tie off Texas. home and three on the road. PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. hole leader Jenny Udback the had 1p9kt 1I'I MIt The howem MMWS a& Mdi of the bay." Darrell Jackson, 3.4, with an Royals 11, Orioles 7 (UPI) Seattle's Rick Fehr Baton Rouge, U. Hamell crash delayed the race for 39 the ssid and t1ahid Mthaflwasreforringto his RBI single. Gàsage, with 10 Wil lie Wilson's bases-loaded bi rdied two of the last three 21st, a final rowidl6 for 72-hole Orontes Hopeful M11141. cro.b.y neighbors, the San saves overall, has saved New triple with two out In the 10th holes Sunday to set a tourna- shot earning total of a. A track spokesman said FraclicoGlents, who have lost York's last four victories, keyed a four-run uprising. ment record In his two-shot Fehr, a 16-year-old Washing. BROOKLINE, Mass, IUP,1) Buckle of Wugerin, RelIever Don StSflhoinO, 6-3, victory In the PGA National ton state M.r the race was ressuiid, 11" MIII games, Marshall White 8153, Rod Six 2 Two-time winner and Junior champion, Blc-nI'gta, MUm., WM takii a" bled Lamy Johnson to be bows IbM both streaks could who had a was the VICtIm of the OUtbUlit Junior Golf Championship at birdied the 16th hole to pull defending champion Manuel I. Jachaun Foot. East Hospital a ''d fl's end tomorrow, and his players 19-game hitting streak snapped and Steve Busby, 64, went 1 callaway Gardens. ahead of Tracy Phillips of Onuites Leads a field of 64 enafharhi. car spon out olcoetrol Bàny Parsons and Petty. know It, too. After all, they drove In Ralph Garr with an innings to pick up the victory. Tulsa, Okla. Fehr then put it rants In the U.S. Professional on oil and crushed Into a guard GoIN 10 ib fluk twftgb ream. Ovid is not exactly a Infield out In the eighth. 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Maine sodhadlradin 530 3VIaWI.Arr'ta 1040 440 3.00 8pp, 0(2.3)*I5.P(34)4,.Ø,y(3.3.5) 2$oa-Dlaga 10.10 4.30 36M Longwood for the psat2 years 4Ra.ky 34$ Ik race l Sold T$mS3$.M m0VIfl$thIrefrCn$8SflfOl'd.$S 0(24)3711,P(3-2)0t11;7(3.2. CROSBY. MRS. LIONI 15.10740 4.10 was a rowed dspsrs* 2 lW's Freckles 4) 37445. PARSONS Funeral servlc.s for 340 3.00 4CR's Pete Janss hIgh*$i*. Mrs. Loans PansOISCF,SbY,65. 440 cberkandwuaMstho. 4Sald.Waliy 16.00 5.00 6.10 l Dakota Charlie 14 *InI HaITtmCOk Trailer 0(14)3135. P124)7110,7(241) lIsw.Olano 610 s. %Vodl.QlI 4.0 s. Survivors Include her Park, Longwood, who dial Sunday it her resldenc,, will b. Q(44)$3.IOsP(4.4)141.SI,T144. Jhuib.nd, Willis Crosby at 10 am., Tuesday, at 1)102.40. Longwood; mother Mrs. .Ini, Of -GaInes Funer al Horns NIsOgams *radsD1.1$T1ms3)40 *1111 Rev. Leo KW olficlitu,. Stinson, Bath, Maths; 101w 1290 110 4.20 3$I.Sosz 0.0 5.40 440 IIWIII in Oaklawn Mamodal 3055t1 0.40 3.30 SNobshWally 430 1.01 sisters, Mrs. Joan Durgin Park. Ofankow-Galn,s Funer al 440 $ ISUvsi Con 2141)0042 3. Bath, Mains and Mrs. Margie Horns. 150 Dos Track Ad., 0(34) 31409 P 114) 72.00k T (1$. 0(14) 14.40, P154) 340.11. 7(141) ijp Tip", Braniwick, Mains uvi,u& S dirge. ss wo. asai - the for fa m ily . PRAIRIE Adam falls into a deep depression when he learns there is a possibility of Mary regaining her sight. (A) (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS The Bears mistake a friendly kiss Dr. Rappant gives their coach as the beginning of a romance. (R) '0 BASEBALL El) LA GRANDE PARADE DU JAZZ Performances by three American jazz artists .. Dizzy Gillespie. Cab Calloway and Earl "Fatha' Hines .. are tea. lured at the 1977 Jazz Festival I? In Nice, France. FUNERAL HOME Would It Be Fair To Ask Gorgeous Woman To Wed. i.:uW11qI AIJIVU141 Il4)ULEV*Rh1L \ SANFUIW. FLOHIDA 'IILEPHONE 322-3213 WILLIAM L.GRAMKOW :~ ---. '! :: /. two pwilslunentcoinlng? DEAR ABBY: I have been courting a gorgeous woman for eight months. She Is .20 years y0ger than, tmn R-''We love each other dearly. tileinma Is whether It would ho . I 11 ... Often the puishment will be depriving me of my dessert. taw..IA ,' ht DEPEND ON US FOR _____ j . 4: SU --RED . ItATE, , OF RETURN ON YOUR 5" INVESTMENT. I S • .,. . ' .. If • • ; 4:. 4,á . • • • . • . •: .. S ••j •''_"•i. tff• 4. 4 '";' .;'•,__• • • - ;''' I ___ PaIook : " 'I . 5.50 Annual Yield 5. I , , • lyg CtitUIc40a 5. Sss Cerlilcase byW Conwit. : :, .. ., ".... . .1 I ., I . A", I ,I I ' . .. . . - iye$'Monsy 4IIhot CvlSicass - . 11. I, . " ' . i':. 11 I r' . . . !. __ ;j.' (Rate guaront..d.for d.poslts mo' , 60200 WnlL , all . heSt r6 YOucan, .Pend gn us fbf the h .: ' I I - ' ou 4-_ -9--;1 :_ ~. . ,, . . ~ ., ~ .R, , .. - 14 1.1 -.4.,. . _~~ .1 i; ~", , it, ,~.,i,; .,,.4.,.,f,; ~; ~X*?.L~..,T- #',&W~ 41'~'-4..' 4 A .~ 'r .;. .:N4 1 , , -'~ -I , . -, ,o . 6, R A _.- - x O r , 0V .. ;F- .. .. . .. , _~ . .,,JN ! .~ - , ._ ~A W~t ~,L , r . I ." 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I IVLYWEDGAMI P11.18 An eccentric mental scientist tricks Rockford into being the subject of his stress and frus. ralion studies. OPOUCI$T0RYAninvesti. shotgun n t' I - . -,- 1. r- .~,."Irl~,'4 1 - -..'-!~,?.;'e1,-h v , - .:..~', ._1 , - , -.7 , %-''?~_,!!-,I ~ :, , .. I . 1~',~ ~ _ .1 _ I .- . I . ,, - (112) MAKE ME LAUGH 4:30 11:30 (2) (112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD l)MISTER ROGERS (R) - - - - - - - - - - CLIP HERE David Brenner. Guest: Hoyt li -- L r L ~ " , 4~ , Zr , P ~ t I:, .,~ _ "-~- r ," , "f , -I _ I, ~~ 4'i" (.'i. .& -'.-~1*,~- I~ k.-.,1V ; A., ..` *, , ~. .*.; .L,' .- -' ~.'C .% -I` C' ~" ,,I. ~ ._ ~ 0 , ! , I~ ? *,' , " ,4 O)r ~ ,, . , ", ( ; , " , % , . L .". .I % , ,* . ~.. 4; 1 ~ A ,'~1,t : ~,:.,ir , 4. -. ,-" i -~ .11,' .~. ~-7~'--. -,i;. ,, j , ; A:~ ,. ~ ~. ~ . . ,.' i :: ~ '- 'O . 0-- . ,, ~ .-.~ .. ~ L~ .I ' ~ .. : ~," ..,,11, ,. -1 ' ,L: , .. ,~ . J., I ; . . 7 . ,, , .L ! i."-. ~ ;_ , , I& , ,, , " - .~ : . . . .' -'. 0 BEWITCHED 0 MARTY ROBBINS 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY (R) HODGEPODGE LODGE r 11'00 '. . .. . 1'u% I ,I'.. ,,1;%!..-f, , ~ I ~ 1:1 ~ _1 . . . 1C ~ I " '...... , - " ,~4. . 'a .:, . ~ 1-1.1 r 514 . . 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 8:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS 11:30 (2)(I2) TONIGHT Guest host: i,... ,, ' . . . ' -. ADULTJAZZUCII I ,. . .-:' 4:00 CT EMERGENCY ONEI T THE GONG SHOW 7:30 and-run killer of her son leads to an.unexpected payoff. (A) a ' ,,.,. El) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEN El) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ________________________________ -. .. . S . h thr . 4 ___ - 0. ' . year . @)O LOU GRANT .. 1.I - ,.' .i1 , , m' ww- x dw Is' Eir ' a' Im . . a" dolifto" ____ . .*. I 1000 (4)0 M'A'SH (R) woman wcNngfortheh. ,', ,' . - .1 (4)OWKRP IN CINCINNATI While Andy Is being interviewed by a writer, Johnny and Venus take part in an on-air drinking contest. (R) 3:30 10:30 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1 93 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL El) ANTIQUES human S cl '" .. -' '. ___ .Se1n ,. I - -, . ' IL:',,. . 5. Csf kdf10s ,,;; I r . Slyer. t . '#1 '- - Al. ',-,. -;:. .'"'' ,.4 '.d.. . S - I ... -.: ..J. ... c'. •. -" ').:. % ~~.,;~~f ,:,-".,.):~., ~ ."" ,~,:,:#-, &V' '~~-Nj;~'t % '1~. "'t" .. r- I- 'I- 14 9Odt Cvt$cata IONS Annual Rate 4,. - CER11FICA1 E Current Rate • ' a. -- 26 week MONE 'Y -MARKET 1 . S ' a. -, 4 I'mdlflmeidallyaleslandbz fairly good health or my ago NA I'm lacking In drengib because, living alone, I doi't eat properly. (Swi m a won. dsrful cook so I'm sure I'd Married me,) dros*.r if Please help me decide lode YORNO? DEAR Y: Yes! Yea 317 . .. _______ her. you're ,•, ,'• I If a person of means looking for the best and safest Investment, depend on us. Uflhlke other short term Investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Mo% ney Market Certificate is guaranteed ándyour deposit is fully Insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. -, chance to find a yomger man While shea MW able to. She would hay, to quit her job and move here, bid I financially able to take of . '. • ,, 'L' Dark Ride" (1978) Cliff Potts, Carrie Snodgrass. A young and . bIinde in a gun accident. Is saved from a life of self-pity and depression by a nightclub sing. er he falls In love with. (A) (1)0 M A 8 H Under fire from U.S. artillery, the 4077th evacuates and sets u opera. tionslnanearbycave.(R) want to deprive her if da • 4: (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "Love's 3:00 (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) El) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (2) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA ut to1potect icessl or 10:00 T 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) 0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4.) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA El) SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (12) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS _.._ ..._ 9:00 e'ampfes, Abby, but Ithink you know what I mean. Please me when lknow ahecoujdflnda am not going me why my mother acts this younger man who could do be way? I 't flgW 0 1• more the things she loves to and you MIXED UP msiehave, tY problem Is do -dance, swim, garden and DEAR ABBY: society will not IN CLEVELAND forgive you and let you thei'. Shea too IeitI*! my travel, MIIPII: and DEAR angry Your mother gets After she I'm afraid she would be unpunished." giving up so much but e s P'1, me, th. often will (like many others) fears yoe'il Children KNOW this. I wish apologize. Why should she live bar less because has what time we would ..ihhii yes. (She's wr more parents did. wlhndths th together would be well wor IOgiIIwhI the sacrifice on her pert. ______________________________________________ We live In different Mates. I've visited her once has come to visit me tire. times. We have a wonderful time together. Abby, I think about her conitaWy, but I don't 2:30 (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT ('12) tl2) CARD SHARKS 1:00 youngstoriona rainy and bor. When aparentpwdaheaa child, saying, "You are loved, and I am trying to teach you aIu behove a y acce 9a ptabl e fair of me to ask her to marry I N gl 9:55 CD 112 TODAY brightens up the lives of two he is I ,a .!°. classic tale of a • "starldflowMbfteledlgSITt hundreds .-..__.._ Nochlld ever resented punlsb. meat he knew he had coming. Discipline is PROOF of love, 2:00 (2J (12) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE @1i UPBEAT (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) Hi, NEIGHBOR 8:00 (2) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE KOW 9:00 J DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 6:55 7:30 und.rstsndably difficult for families to do thing during a time of loss.. and yet so many things have to be done. Ws're hors to do everything for them that we can. CA CD LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 6:30 (2) LIARS CLUB @3 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 FAMILY FEUD @D 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 T O AS THE W0RLb TURNS (12) TODAY MORNING AMERI. 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS phone call from his father, who had abandoned him as a baby, sends Ted into an emotional turmoil. 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Psychic Sea Hunt" 0 JOKERS WILD (12) TO THE POINT MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT () (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 GOOD POPI GOES THE COUN. TRY (MON) j PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (.21 THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 8:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (.4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS €1) VILLA ALEORE (R) 1:00 8:30 6:25 6:01 El) PLEDGE BREAK Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to pledge breaks. It's Funeral Nótic•s AND 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4TI MARY TYLER MOORE A working 8:25 • 11j TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA a NEWS 6:00 ()EARLY DAY 1:00 a native GUARANTEED . . 5:30 6:00 () NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOI ROW I 71 0 RYAN'S HOPE ,! r _ PASSWORD PLUS tD OVER EASY 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) 0) (4)00 (M NEWS fZ) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Dominic: Hangman's Hollow* Dominic Bulman, a young nava academy student, learns his parents were murdered and. along with Beever. sets Out to find the killers. (Part 1 of 8)(R) 12:30 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO MONDAY EVENING ' I FRI) ________________ I F, S. .A Monday, Aug. 20, 1979--i 8 - . 7*racsDl.1ITI*11L$ 000 440 110 1 K's Dupikit. 4.20 3.20 21r*snRIØy 340 3$trsakarKylu 0(1.3) 11* P11.2)44.10, 711.3-3) 171.41. 0(3-1) *.II 7(4.3.4) 411.0. 11II*IC 1MdMoney 1402.40 240 7NbyPNey 3.00 3.40 14.II;T(444) Q3.4) ( AREA DEATHS y31gpj 1 Arco 1400 5.40 1.20 3 Gondra 4.10 3.10 I Santt 3.00 0(14)20401 P(14) I1S3Is 7(14 I) 321.05. ____ Americas LIIghS lest W i. Pd. •i 10 42 ii 75 73 $1 .100 MU PW York 64 59 JW 16 61 42 .411 10 JUSInI 30 Ii .317 41 0 West W I. Pd. SI 1$ U 64 N AS 4 , d• - Mw York1, MinnhIa 3 Tetas 7, Milwaukee 3 C81111111MIS 71 Toronto Major League ? W. S Mo , - ,~ C, . ir . W . . . [I , 4, ;~ W %,~. ,.- , - - - (.;, , ~;,V ",-, 9 I I - ~1' ~ . Im. .4" "i~ ; 1~ , ~' , ,!' ~ ~ - I_ 1) 1 ".~'I ,, . 1t 1111 11111111 11111111111 1 7~ 1 :, - 6 1 1I111 GN ATU E ; _ 0 I~ ~I . . . . .. 1, . . A MW .I I I ___________________________________ . . I I I . .1 ~I 1 - - _ _______- I 4' - --I ' - ~"1 '1 -, W" - ., . _~. oft ----- - - - - -- - - - - -RA 4 - - 3 .. -.---- - �- - - .--- _ ____ - —. -a.. , • : I 1 ______________________ EvenIngHIrald, Sanford, Fl. MOfldIY,AUI.20,lfl, Legal Notici MATTER OF RECORD j Legal Notice Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. Noticllshirebygivinth$wsaie NOTICE 0 BOX 1W NOTICE is hereby given that a mnøg Public Hearing will be held In Room Maitland, Florida 32731 Seminole Roger J. Madoni Jr., 3202 Orlando 203 In the Seminole County Cour. County. Florida, under the fictitidis Ave., Sanford, and Kathy 0. Hart. James L. thouse. Sanford, Florida, by the name of SUN STATE CON. DeL.ong, 240 Loraine Board of County Commissioners ci TRAdING, and that we Intend to SIRVICESTOPERSONSUNABLE Chartn0. Evans, POE $2, Fern DrIve, Altamonte Springs, and Sminole County. Florida, at 7:00 rigistersaidnamewiththeClerkof Hazel R. Samuelson, TO PAY THEREFOR 147 rkandD.borahA.S.monds. RI. P.M., or as soon thereafter as me Circuit Court, Seminole County, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Cherrywood Gardens Drive, flS• OiodO. TheOfficeof Community Medical TO ALL. ...43c a line itim HAVING possible on September 11, 1m, to Florida in accordance with the PERSONS Maitland. Richard B. Hudspeth, SS3 Spanish 31j1ns ....3k a line me Fictitious Name ci Facilities, Department of Health CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST consider the ioilowing ordinance: provisions Glenn J, Doenfler, 716 Benedict and Rehabilitative Services, State of Section $16.09 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Statutes. To.Wit: icons.cutivetlmls .....3k a line THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Drive, Altomont. Springs, Way, Casseiberry, and Theresa A. Florida. has established the sum of 1:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. c• OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED SECTION 7.40, SEMINOLE COUN. Florida Statutes Carolyn 0. Citty, Jacksonville. Perry, 3417 Ferndale Drive. Winter $167,121.00, as the level of thru FRIDAY MONDAY Ufl Richard J. Neal 300 N. Winter Pa& $49. David Mckay TV CODE. RAISING THE TAX IN THE ESTATE: compensated services to be made 3 Lines Minimum Drive Casseiberry, and Robin KSflSt Lund - SATURDAY 9.Noon ________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LEVY AUTHORIZATION FOR Joseph H. Gormon, POE 345.Lake available by Seminole Memorial thettheadmiflist,ationoftheestat, FOR PUbIIItI: August 13, 20, 27, Sep THE EXPENSES NECESSARY Sargent, 200 Pin.wood Drive, Mary, and Sandra E. Sandkuila, Hospital, in the period of October 1, t) Ralph G. Magin, deceased, File MAINTENANCE THE ESTABLISHMENT timber 3, 1979 to September 30, 1900. y 0. Keenc, 911 Oak Ave.. 3001 Cypress Ave., Sanford. Number 79-307 CP, is pending in the AND OPERA. ___________________________ ___________________________ Wm. D. Hollis, 3101 E. Colonial and Sandra L. _____ Thisdeterminationhasi*enmade Circuit Court for Seminole County TION OF THE FIRE UNIT TO PICTITIOUSNAMI LWm. B. Henna 4713 000dard Drive, Orlando, and MarTha K. pursuant to the requirements of the Florida, Probate Division, the ad THREE (3) MILLS; PROVIDING Noon The Ave., ,ke is hereby given that we are idndo, and Amy B. Ross 2o23D S. Tyler, 271 Agnes Ave., Longwood. rrgulations of the Public Health dress of which is Seminole County NOLE FORCOUNTY INCLUSION IN THE SEMI. Mari S. Hufferd, 10$ March Service, U.S. Department of Health, Courthouse, Park Avenue, Sanford, VIDING AN 113.E C. Semoran Blvd., Orlando. Sundai - Noon Frlda CODE; AND PRO. sngage in businees at Plo. WW Blvd., Longwood, and Diana L. Education and Welfare. (42 CFR, FL. The Personal representative J4mesM. Mashburn14 Reood Napier. __ Dr. Casseib.rry EFFECTIVE DATE. 53.111) andthe applicable provisions the estate is Sandra Sue Stumpt, Ct.,Altamonte Springs, and Bridget SemInole County, Florida, undr the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Donald W. Farrls, Nyland. 3316 of Florida Medical Facilities Con. wte address 5 311 6th St., ____________________________ fictitious name of LIFESAVING Clerk to the Castlewood, Rd., Maitland, and Siruction Plan. WC int to SYSTEMS, and t Chuluota, FL. 32764. The name and .iamesF.Martin,uSorrentocR., Board of County Commissioners iagistersaidnamewith the Clerk ci Winter Springs, and Leslie A. Christine Wintet Dost, 1422 Tierra Circle, 1Isn Ca 6-Ct in and for the "Uncompensated services" address of the personal represen. . Park. Evans, 700 Gla*in Ave.. Fern theCircutt Court, Seminole County, County of Seminole, means services available in the tative'sattorney are set forth below ______________________ James A. Ferguson Jr., 111 facility which are made available to Pa. Florida in accordance with the EVENING HERALD CORRES State of Florida All persons having claims or Iid care in my home. esP Country Club Drive, Sanford, and persons unable to pay therefor demands against the estate are PubIith: August 20, 17 ci 11w FictItious Name PONDENTS FOR THE SANLeonardO. Suors, 1320W. Lake Cheryl R. Sanderson. motherof 2. All ages. 22O6Mitch withoutchargeoratachargeich required, WITHIN Statutes, To.Wit: Section $13.0' FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A THREE DEM.c1 area. 333.9335. . Florida, Statutes 1W•7 FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, Ri.ck, 316 Palms Springs Rd., Ballard St., Altamonte Springs, and such services. The level of such ser Aitamonte Springs. HAVE TRANSPORTATION, BE THENOTICE, FIRST PUBLICATION OF Janette A. Grampp, 15$ Holderness ices is measured by the difference THIS to file with the clerk Leo Duthaine WIIII.C. Bran, 301 Burnett Rd., Drive, Longwood. Ior5yearoids between the amount paid by such Cocoa, and Betty J. Jackson. PLE. PublIsh: August 13, 20, 27, Sep NOTICE OP of the above court a Call 3226643 iften _______________________________ Danny 0. Richards, 2003 Adams persons for the services and the statement of any claim or demand tem 3. 1979 PUBLIC HEARINGS CALL DORIS DIETRICH First&Onlychiidcareenteropen The Board of County Corn. DEM41 Alan K. Brolton, 109 Plaza Oval, Saturday in Sanford - BegIn. Calseibevry, and Elloen R. Robert 0. Vlpond, $00 S. Wymore presumptiva compliance guidelines basis for the claim, the name and the Seminole County Courthouse, ____________________________ _____________________________ Daniels. VallieN. Broc 203 Laurel Drive, Rd., Altimonte Springs, and Maria of the federal regulations, _______and , vipon. address of the creditor or his agent Sanfønd, Florida on August There are no guidelines Sanford, SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLOIIDA March A. Driscoll. 20, 197 positively identIty a person ich or or attorney, and the amount at7:OQP.M.,orassooflthereafteras CI Willkeapsm. children . ca K Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto John Ruff, 19$ Tollgate Trail, inmyhornewkdays WINTER PARK FEDERAL LQngwggd, and Brenda L. Bryant. Machine, 301 E. 20th P1. Exp. claimed. if the claim is n yet due, possOle, to consider a specific land SAVINGS familyaseligible torecelvepart pay the date when it will become due use amendment to the Seminole ASSOCIATION 323.1175 Gerard J. Warrinter, 6027 B. DISSOLUTIONS AND LOAN onlyl Wages commensurate w-Uflcompensated services. Each Case shall be stated, If the claim is County Comprehensive Plan, Or. ability.fringe benefits. Winegard Rd., Orlando, and Evelyn mustheevaluatedonitsown merits, or uncertainty unliquidated, the dinance 77.25, and rezoning of the Whilbabysit inmy home 0. Mi*k*, 2113 Summerlin Ave., There are guidelines established forcontingent nature of the shall for small children. Richard H. Jay and Donna Jay. be AVON Sanford. Plaintiff, described property from A.1 a person oruncompensated family as eligiblesir. to stated. If shall the claim is secured,The the Agriculture to R.3A Multi-Family 323.4790 FIGHT INFLAIION Kenneth W. Nichols and Marie receive full security be described, Oregoary L. Woods, 2321 Dolar. Elena Nichols. ___________________________ ' vlc. Sell Avon. Increase your earning TRADITION, INC., at ai wey,Sanford,andwafldraL.Jones, &Ilng District. Child careinmy home claimant shall deliver sufficient MaryV.LeighandMarkA.Leigh. Publish: August 19, 20, 21, power. For details, call 1041. % Crawford Drive, Sanford. DofM$fl15. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING £ARRIAGES PROBATE DIVISION Pal. Number nxi.ce Division IN RE: ESTATE OF RALPH G MA(.IN ' Orlando - Winter Pork 831-9993 Seminole 322.2611 im I Ii' RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS _______________ DEADLINES Da Before Publication Robert L. Kilmer Ill and Martha DEM.93 copiesof the claim to the clerk to ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH CLIRK'$NOTICIOPSALE James A. Becker, Tennessee, and Kilmer, Oforlo N. Pup. enable the representative, clerk to mail one cpy tO AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND NOTICII$HEREBYOIVENth$ puuant to a Fidel Judgment ci ________________________ each personal Arnold Brown and Rose B. Brown. _________________________________ Jimmy L. Cleveland, 61 Lake All persons interested in the estateUSE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE. ELEMENT OF THE Foloswe entered in ma above Jerry W.OsordasandMaroaret L. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR to whom a copy of this Notice of HEP4SIVE PLAN FROM LOW me iPh Judicial Circuit, in and for of White. cause in the Circuit Court G. Flansburg. PROBATE DIVISION Orange Drive, Altarnonte Springs, Michalak. required. wilhin three months from MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDEN. at public auction to the hiest and Claire M. Pipkin Division 322.0473 DeretherMingoand BruceMingo. IN RE: ESTATE OF this notice, to file any objections REZONING THE FOLLOWING dooroftheCourthouseintheCityol they may have that challenge the DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM Semoran Blvd., Winter Park, -.ug Oblesby. delivery, mifl.S200rder.Sanford Frencis J. Bates, 360 Lake Kathryn Simile County, Florida Quyan Manh Vu and ChI Kim Vo. qualifications of the personal MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING area. 332.3374. Sam's Portion Court, Casselberry. Deceased Martha M. S'ely and Earl R. representative, or the venue or DISTRICT. John B. Hisoins Jr., 317 B. 29, 979, that certain parcel of real — NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ly. iurisdiction of the court. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING The West ¼ ci the Southeast 'k prorty described as followe: 100 ______ $kogan Court, Sanford. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND lying South of SR. 426, in Section36, Lot l6in Block "A"of PRAIRIE 11flStdns James M. Nillera, 2103 Harrel Blackburn. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL WILL BE FOREVER BARRED James S. Vidocy and Ellen F. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Rd.. Orlando, and Brenda 0. Vidocy. Seminole County, Florida, LESS the FidL accordIng to Piat thereof Date of the first publication of this South 660 ft. of the West 163 f Hudson, B 29, Goldenrod. recorded in Flat BOOk 7. page '4' Of MAKE AN HEIRLOOM Gerald D. Grisiorn and Stephaine IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 20,Notice 1919.of Administration: August thereof. Consisting of 21 acres more the Public Records Of Seminole Creative Expressions 323.6612 I.onad, and Dsa S. ClIfton, $26 _________________________- of HERMAN M. LOEWE. deceased, or less. Further described as in me County, Florida. ______ ___________________ Legal Notice wiod,•nd Brenda K. Davis. 436 Arthur H. leckwlth, Jr. _______________________________ 1_5p5d5I Pdotfr ________________________ the Estate of the Circuit Court for Seminole Further, the Planning and Zoning Ralph G. Magin County, Florida, Probate Division, Henry W, King, 1212 Beverly west of Tuskawilta Road. Clerk of the Clrculj Commisslonci Semlnolecountywlll Decea5ed - By: Patricia Robinson hold a public hearing in Room 202 ci ________________________________ Clerk to the Board Of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida gIven, passed and adopted a claimant shall deliver sufficient ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE Deputy Clerk _________________________ Cliv OF LONGW000,CHANGING FLORIDA, rublish: Resolution dung, vacatIno and copies of the claim to the clerk to SAID AMENDMENT DELI July.13, August 3, 20, abandonIng, renouncing and enable the clerk to mail one copy to THE ZONING OF CERTAIN___________________ - < disclalming any and all right of the each representative. TERRITORY S LET'S START THE LOT 7, Stock 3$, W, N, CLARK'S FROM R.1 Reg. Real Estate Broker 290 N. 17.92, CasseIber, Fl. 634-8200 Eve. 5623635 _ ' - '-' ' hearingmaybeconuedmtIme Numberl9.$$Cp,ispirdin.inth. &MCDONALD. P.& lying North of Lots 10.11 Block "B". ci. me Estate of mionere of Simlnsle CountY. Fiorida,thlslaffidayafAvpjst,A. D., $919. ______ ____ IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT ______ THISNOTICI, telllewithffi,clerk s, _ __ , !! !' 'p Oa, I'll I ,' . - .-. a I k I . %.. ' I i , ______ ____ _____ NsN$Osfll ... . 1 - LI - — I. i ' ,_,-, -1, .'I I " I,, $Id, - . 'I U" 11 - .. . _ _ , __________ _ All parOles clalIs latiriMi t,y, YstllltNt*.nsIk.tliitta,city ______ I$l..snd CSMmISSINW*.CNyw .antva, ______ sis$ me InCallewMeitii&iip oia '.-. - ,-.-.-Florida, an Aust ii. is,.. — ___ . - ' . SNY ___ ____ . ., 322.7033 I I • u : Iii ____________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ ________________________________________________ _____________________________ _______________________ _____________________________ 41-Houses - --- --- --_________________________ 3BR 1.5 bath, split plan. 537,500 William Maliczowski Realtor 327-7903. Ope _____________________— - Immaculato 4 BR, 2 8, 2 car garage w-w carpet, C H&A, OVER 2500 sq flat gracious living inthis lovely lg Mayfair 3 BR 2 b Owner motivated 2 BR, I B. car- sized lot in one of Sanford's finest neighborhoods. $64900' L Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our tOt. be relocateO). Located corner ot Oak and 14th Ayes. Detailed last with a want ad. Call 322 2611 or 83) 9993. __________________________ Medel Inc., Realtor secured from Office of Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., home located on a tree lined street. Needs some paint & $26,500 Realtor Owner. REAL ESTATE Reg. Real Estate Broker Buildto Suit our Iotoryours. M. Unsworth Realty ' OtflceCSflg - Custom Office Cleaning, corn rnercial, new const. Llcensed, service everytime. Ph. 323 051), or 661 5984. going to college. Call 327 0839. . 3 5742 -- _________________________ _____________________ 1220216 • PRICE DROPPED W A "THUD". You won't find better ED F ROM $3$,900 TO $37400. $24,000. That's all for this 3 BR, 1 SERIOUS SELLER REDUCED garden - eat-in kit. & much more. $19,900 ON THIS WELL LOCAl. * OUR BEST PRICEI 10.1 acres WILL BUY EXISTING 1St B 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg Broker. 875 No. I D Osteen near St. Johns River. 8621483 HOME WITH 20x20 BLOCK WORKSHOP IN REAR. classified ad for results. 322 2611 or 83) 9993. _______ . 51$ 200. 16500 dwn. Cash 322.4132 ' MEINIZER TILE Lany's Mart, 215 Santd Ave. 'New or repair, IIIKy showers our Buy & Sell, the finest in used specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 869 656f ________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nilure Salvage. 3226721, ___________________________ usedfurn., appliances 171 6061 or eves. 323 0517 AREA. $71,900. ROCK Screened& Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfield ---- Central Contracting Inc. PIALTY ItM70I OVER 6MILLION 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE-PLACE. 2CAR GARAGE WITH MANY CUSTOM 322.9283 '24 HOUR BEAUTIFULI 3 BR, 2t/ bath FENCED INCLUDING BARN & POND $130,000. Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial $4,S00l MODERN 4 BEDROOM, BATH HUGE FAMILY ROOM & EAT.IN KITCHEN.TREE Phone3fl.7$$I,Sanford SUPER i 3 BR 2 bath home on beautiful tree shaded loti W-w SHADED CORNER LOT. COMM UN I T Y BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT- deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 1792 So. 01 Sanford 372 6121. ______________________ GREGORY MOBILEHOMES 323 $200 VAL FHA Financing ETTER FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 BR 2 MAKE A WISHI 3 BR 1", bath home in Suniandl Split BR plan, CARPORTS, ONLY 542.500. Rolling Hills beautiful 3 BR 2 B masonary home. 2500 sqft under drapes & carpet, Ig lot, shade. Golf course near, many extras. Priced$42,900. 1mm. possession. maculatel BPP WARRANTED A buy for $31,I Bid lot (or duplex or single family home. wclty water, sewer 6. paved street. 545,000. ____________________________ frame + misc Call Bart REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATCS JOIN SANFORQ'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL HIGH MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. ii & DRY Sanfd321 ______________ ___________ Sylvan, 60 acres. 20 acres REW WORLDS SSUreChang PAINTING, CARPENTRY ____________________ r 30 R&R Pressure & Steam Cleaning. ____________ _____ Ceilulose. Lowest prices. Call guaranteed. 323-7111. Upholstery cleaning for the ----__________________________ 262) S. Sanford Ave.. 327-149). ---_. - - . ___________________________ - ______________________________ lRipsir _______________________ toilet, ice box. $195. 323 4323. _____________________ _____________________ _________________ FORREST GREENE _ _ _____________________ $304033 or 339.4711 eves. ______ _________ ________________ LonOwood-ChurcIl Ave.-R3 lot, good rental area, $11,000. Rollin -- - -- .. ___ -_--. ______________________ - ____________________ Call 322 1624; 322-4460 _____________________ ___________________________ VSStmInt counsellors. 0624172 Furniture Salvage, 1793 So. of Sanford. 332 6121. ' REALTOR 322-IONULS LIIISVlew let. Loch Arbor. 10$' paved r.w, 240' BeautiM vtsw s, CIØtII tm. Only VaCaIWlOfk$afsi.$1I,3a. . ... - ñj ' Certified Lawn& Landscape reupholstery charge. M5677 _______________ _______ __________________ WELDING Custom made bumpers. Wrought iron windows and doors. 373. Suiki 1976 iS 250. Adult owned, cxc. cond. Stress legal $350 or offer. 333.5644, vage,I192S.ofSardord323.lfl), n Saveuptosopct.of _ cars.trucks&h,.vyequipm, _______________ Brand New lnterspring Bedding " price. Sanford Furniture Sal. L1Wn FREE ESTIMATES _________________ _________________________ nIkLr. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.6531. ____________________________ __________________ _ Frosn$IOto$50 _____________________ Commercial, vacant, Sanford -a..a..' ' flunk ______________ __________________ -BUY JUNK CARS Realty, REALTY. 339 4717 or _________________________ _______________________ ________________________ ___ ________________________ 1 ) - ______________ Licensed& Banded Call 322-2750 ________________________ INSULATION-Batting, blowing, 7RereationjI Vecles INC. REALTORS ' ' cxc cond.; color & B&W TV's 1 Man, quality operation 8 yrs. e*p. Patios, Driveways etc.wayneaeal,327 132) REMODELING&I,OAIR .G BALINT&A550C 3716665 __________ ______ . Auction Thurs. 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 __________ Rd. near Lk. Plastering ______________________ _______________________ lights, gas 3 burner woven, ________- . trade We Sell Estates E.AltamonteDr. ____________________ CUSTOM CABINETS Peopk who like money use low ldrawermetaltilecab.,$aO; Pay Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair service. 322 610). Hon* ImproVefl30IltS Lk. Front wooded. $500,000. - Aft.S332.1l1 TheReat EstaAgency Id II lids b owner 33 FR fl •*UlL Assumable By apt. 0+1I y, 3234303. wr.I1cr,JuIsS.v praisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 cxc. coed. La Z Boy retiin*r, $25. good cond. 322 6810. ________________ ' Residential Auctions & Ap $50 r Parking lot vacuum; ref. $ 11 7.50 3BR house. Wil! rettt 0? sefi. ' PArs,s — For Estate Commercia & 5620 Lain Markha __ ______ 3226437 ANYTIME aa..ui.. i :a... C,rtaI. ____________________ 1215 S. French 323.7340 --_______ ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ' In DeBary 3 BR. 2 th block home. Central H&A,ww carpet, screened porch, sodded yard, paved street & Much More. SO pct. assumable mortgage. Sanford's Sales Leader VISA-MASTER CHARGE CASH DOOR PRIZE 2 twin beds complete ___________________ BROKER OrIando32l-1577 ___________________ supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed, cages. 3225752. bric a brac. Apt moving sale, Tues. & Wed. 9 S. MarinerS Village, Apt. 1101. 3271797. Couch & 7 ChaIrs wooden Hwy 6. 24$ S. MyflieAve.,Sanford __________________ clipping, flea control, Pet _________________________ AVE. FRESH PAINT, CARPET qualified buyer. $33,000 to $31,000. Low down payments. Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est.- 373 1704. Assorted desks, chests, dr'ser, BR 6. DR suites, cocktail Ibis, lots of niceclean turn + assorted BUY, SELL, TRADE ill 315E. First St. 372 5622 I & NEW ROOF. (2) 2 ALTAMONTE-Lot 100* Illplus groundpool, eat in kit, patio, lots storage I goodiesl BPP Painflng&Rep.ir _____________________ _____ 322070 •MON AUG. 20, 7 PM WILSON MAIER FURNITURE $61,500. TRIPLEX 3 UNITS ZONED ____ ______________ ---------- Grooming& Boarding , 72Aijdion ___________________________ -- - 9 ft. glassed top display case 26 in. see our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's, 43-tots-Acreage OR, rR. fireplace, breakfast bar & Many Extrast Yours, for Alterations. Dressma1c1n Drapes, Upholstery ANIMAL HAVEN FEATURES ON S ACRES 3$02Orlandoor. IN SALES IN 1979 __ ____________________________ Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pct. disc, to Sn, _______________________ B&E Painting, Interior-exterior, pressure cleaning, roof coating. Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 372 7137 after 6 p.m: ______________________ SPANISH STYLE 3 BEDROOM, REALTY - REALTORS Top Prices Paid ____ Painting by Anthony Conino, In-.' tenor, exterior qualified in all _______________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ST!MPER AGENCY 50—Miscellaneous for Sale ____________________ ____ WITH ALL APPOINTMENTS, REALTOR 322199) LIKE NEW CONDITION ON MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ACRE LOT IN LK HOWELL Eves 349-5100- !22 1959 Residential& Commercial 8969503: aft68307813 bldg. material. 322-5639 -- _ Yarddebnis, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5311 Refrigeration A C Repair trail, western & English hon semanship. Over 501st places in ROOM, 1½ BATH, AIR CONDI. TION, SCREENED PORCH ON OVER SIZED LUSHLY LAND. Aft. Hrs. )fl 7643, 322.4869 'OF SANFORD REALTOR Ugttt Hauling , TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Zoned commercial - 100' .1 General Landscapinq. Rbse specialists top soil & fill dirt,l sod tylng & free trimming. Ceffiral Heat a. Air Cond. Free Esi.' ' Call Carl Harris at AIl.nceS 6Horses _________________________ AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15 3 hands, exe youth 47-Real Estate Wanted -________. -. TIRED OF COMPACTS? You Air Conditioning, Heating. Electnical, PlumbingService& Repair. SEARS, Sanford 377-1771 FILL DIRT &TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hint 323 7510 Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO. The weather is perfect for a - 301W ) 5 Air Conditioning Lai Service _____________________________ ____________________________ Lic., Bonded & Ins. _______________________ ________________________ Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & servIce the rest. Western Auto 45-A--Gjtof State S _________________________ I________________________ We have several sizes of Irusses for sale at discount prices. For information Call 831-6290. _______________________ _______________________________________________________ (1) 2 BR house. (1) 1 BR garage To List Your Business... DIQI 322-26H or 831-9993 - - ____ - - - -., - 6 .... £ - __ - U'IUTUl. - _________________________ 514,500. extra lot for Only 525,900. - --- 4605 Dealer. 6$VW _______ _______ ________________________ style home, Ig rms, fenced side on Mellonville Ave., 2 garages, REALTORS ' -._ -. ... ' PN 33919 alley batwsip. $Y,1I. MSUS aM StM lA MO bat. lsNrIy ensn Cemawrciai - _______________________- Sanford, Fla 32711 _____________________ - _____________ ________________ ____________________ ___ _______ - -- Pleasecallafter6p.m 32)0931 62-.Ganden JOHNNY WALKER ________________________ - - / _______________________________ _______________________ ___ ( • clean fv,nie'oi is NM,' WiNes I Of *15 Nelee is $rflbilSCeimIy. P*.. acopp Mm win. P,IV*Mfrs,MVNs,WV,ns $imIsNhe.meNdor, . r * s NUNTICLUSN Vowwri?tIunue. Mew'dlJ,i 15f5115u*'.. JeILiSEdPIlflhIIt. FOXHUNTI ess DING P.- DIKIou. L!iTh..!!!.1!! ' "'1' U URUR _. P1 Wm-N,,TWlOvm alley iii tiie,1.1 15 ...,,,& 4O1KEOU NeIys THE FIRST he PUILICATION OP Fist Isis 11 Pages WlNii* , ' Teens ofSassierd, La.-.i w* -,i,y 1142, Fern TNI$NOTlCl.fofIlssnya5 Of Klng**s mat me,... :iacfoslvs, P*I1C Iew .'w. FlorIda *7* and file Ne __ PInPW Seek 1. 11 y, pij,', , *0 *0W Ne Of lee above vsNoly Of lea deti&.I. WIN,me*5:$fl1kWfu *5 Pobik ieosm Of Semimle Pir 'ens 1vn, sics lii house. W. Is isi SEw isoinat sv ond fjj1iCSsMtv w&Nics$lsss ii the gerspoal - erI5iPW*suve$cpofy.ç V. Floddo.rewrvInspseuwe WCj$$05po9s,ef3fl. '' -''. —' an or ____________ — 0555 unS lbs ' ' r. . •In 31st 1979 - - • ____ -- WI IV . ATTRACTIVE 4 BR 2 B ranch U11 ll*Furnpa9.,q AC.$140msame. _____ ______ ______ ___ _______ entad. Coil _____ _____ _____ _______ Of lOse vhcortainly shell he Weegh. under er usiidW Palms, ______ Mlltottiechokgsm.11us$, YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED oscIs Persanal ePuUSiI. OW ho Mh.sø YOU ARE HIRES ADANDONINANaLLEY 4fl$4 IT MAY CONCERN: _____________ ______________________ $311 for further details. riven & boating experience NEATANOCOZY Newer block home, 3 bdr. 1' ba garage, fenced, good lawn. $37,500. ,!!j . VIII -.HSVSffi,Iy.sla. • IIa aaI - ,, fl VIII - - _____ _ ____ contingent so' vallONidated, ffil Wiled. hOles $oi ___ iI - NOTICE OP SUIT flats. - _____ .- i ____ _ - ____ (I _______ ' Kide 1905, but tOss swIn sat In the PAUL & R000lO and TRI STATE me dots .en wui I.m. due it* MOTOR TRANSIT COMPANY, a sisal be statet It me cisim ' ____ STATUS: Pire4s foreIgn corporation, F Howabout a 4 BR, 1 B,olderhome _____ , i7 One week in Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the LARGE LOT X 3 BR 28 split plan, beautiful landscaping, fenced bk yd, room for garden. $32,500. carpet, eat in kit, & Morel Nice ______ Mechanic or NEW OWNER NEEDED $28,500. __ ______ NOTICUOPACTION 20 lots Zoned Residential- sizes Start at lSx 100, prices start at $1780. High & dry, you don't need a boat. Delivery route, est. customers, In 'ia LakevIow NursIng _______________________________ ____________________________ NEAR LAKE BR 2 8 corn. fortable home, newly painted, C ____ - LPN. Full time & part time. Apply Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, wslI hold a" publiC AUTO AUCTION even" Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. the only one in Florida. You Set JUST MARE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 3399100 or 034. ROOF TRUSSES 24-Business portunitles ______________________ __________________________ 3OApsvlms,ds Urthirnished isPoStedattheCltyHaIl,Lo, Courthouse, North Fork Avue, D1M.06 _______________________ Fiorida, andcopiesareon,lliwlffi Sanlord,Pisdda3277$,Tt,epo,'seai IN TWE CIRCUIT COURT — lii- $119 up. Peol. Adults Iy. ATTON N IV FOR FE N SONAL me Clerk of the City and same may ropresIMatIv,otffi.e.a$. is NMCY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LPN lvii time, Isp. w.Piorlda on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport HARVIY COULTIN, ESO. DATED THIS 25th day of July, Osniel Avenue, Kent, M 1. ATICO MORTGAGE pa Sen --II 'Nurs& Cenv. Cents,'.CON. AD., 1979. The name and addrus Of 333S6lOMrliwr'sviljpge. POSATION, TelePhone: ( Eulning cook. Apply in ponen ____ City Clerk Publioti: AUguSt City of Lonqwood. All panens havin, claims or DEM91 pia dsttis N' e BILLY JOE TNOMPION,iev*,,$ Utflfty perep. Apply In penaj Apts. for Sinlir Citizens. DownS OIM.10 MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Dstenignt -_- Ave. ____ EISNTEINTN JUDICIAL cli. Of me abOve ceert a ft$ CuT ____ • PelMe,..IItoDOfF,'*, SEMINOLE COUNTY. statement of any claim or demand day ob., paid helldaye, fringe 1 5* •sicOfIv, derator rFLORIDA ffieymayhav,,I,chcialmmus,N benefits. 2350 to $305 to start CASE NO. 791229..CMI4.k fished Condo. Pool, club house, 'I ' ArPSIMS, Inc. dsgmntin, on etip. 3$4N3; GENERAL -FINANCE COP. Iti writing and must IndIcate me cabieTV. Everything Mfli5ttId DOMICLI: NewMeuIi. PORATION, inCdiIheS&Iinens.$150wk.,$alo ad*INoltM.Sr.NM _____PRINCIPAL PLACE OF + tU 3227991 Ij Iki' Plaintiff, or atto,niy, and the amewst BUSINESS: 1154 Lens. lsutevsrd, Ciork (SEAL) P*he Avg. IS, 1979, WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? Covered boat dock. $32,500. 3fl-31,3fl.7173,322.O179 flflhl6 Oulanle, Plerids 3am Florida, Probate Division, the ______ Os used Of kmktolsCsunly, - ______________________________ the City Commhssi R.,_.,sIstss,In.' . 4.2 on Lake Monroe with pool & dock. Plenty of privacy. Ir Used color TV set 1970 model. '7$ Olds 9$ Regency, fully loaded, ZenIth 25" works good, $125. like new, low mi., built in CB & Free Delivery. Sanford Fur '71 Ford camper. special truck wtape deck, sun roof. $7295 or best,,, niture Salvage, 1792 So. of 10', camper self contained, offer 323-1910. ____________________ Sanford. 322 6721. 53500. 630 1626. eve. 295-0311. - _________________________ ______________________________ 1975 Camero S-W, 9 pass, very' - -.—_________ - 8AUtOs good cond. 1 owner Best offer. for 5a 322-7132. __________________ _____ ____________________________ ____________________________ 5SI,AVS. FANTASTIC I BR weekend _________ DAY TONA AUTO AUCTlON -----79--Trucks.Trallers -- 55--Boats & Accessories iwo nice lake-front homes. 3-2 8ut AC, PS, new PB, 12,000 mi. on r.w 302 eng. $3600 or best. Call 323 9230. __________________________ _____ ______ in closet in MBR. Won't last. $44,900. - -- 78torCyCs_________________ 1971 HondaCB36l w back rest & luggage rack t00 ___321 0579 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 ______________________ ____kI Needa 4 BR, 2 B? Carpet, fenced yd., nicely landscaped, C H&A, Laerw.cflautfeoriic, Et ½ Of 3$ Of ROBINSON'S I got the lob u couldn't find of.way, to.wft: On area. Good P.T income. Colt andtothefollowlngde$cnIb.drlgnt. to whom a copy of this NotIce Administration has been mailed are of PUBLIC UTILITIES DISTRICT: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA according t* 11* plat thereof IS Astripofland,5Oft,wide,tSft,on required, WITHIN THREE PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE PROBATE DIVISION RECEPTIONIST _______ rerded in Flit Seek I, Page 1W, both sides of a centerline as shown MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DATE: Dl N A NC REPEALING ES I N CON F L I CT MGT.TNAINEES OR. Pile Ne*ber onthePlatcisemlnolaHeignts,as THE FIRST PUBLICATION $smissle County, Florida. 29-Rooms ___________________________ CASHIERS -__— —. recordedinPlatloek$,page,)ard THISNOTlCE,tofIleanyebjions HEREWITH. pursuant te the Final Judgment MECHANICS IN RE: ESTATEOF entered is a ci.. aIdDrdinanc.wasplacedonfirst 2, Pic Records Of SemInole they may have that challenge the readingonjuiy23, 1979, andtheCity GLADYS L. GUEST is said. ULISREP Sanford Gracious living. Reas. County, Florida and dfined by this validity ci the decedent's will, the Commission will consider same for _____________________________ CANPINTEISHELPER WeekIy& monthly rates. inquire Dii.sei ak.. MEATCUTTER 500$. Oak 841.1603. description: From the Nor. qualIfIcations nO the Personal finalpassageand adoptIon after the NOTICEOFADMINI$TRA'flON WITNESS my hand and efftcial MAIDS theasterly cerner of Block "H" run representative, or the venue or public hearing,wosichwIII be held in TO ALL PERSONS HAVING lii ii Slid Cesirt lIsts 0th day Of WVveglvenyoua choketochoose Room for rent, WPl'ivate ifl• centerline Of Laura Street and the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Monday, 2flh day THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL (SEAL) Paint Of Beginning, thence run S 74 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED AD., 1979,the at 7:30 m., of orAugust, as -:.- OTHER PENSOI INTERESTED in to i:_- the gwis at MA EM. Child OK. Comp. usi Of home. degre*s 22' 23" W 73.43 ft., thence S WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Clerk Of the Circuft PLOVMINT 32141 aft S PM. 50 deities W 23" W 664.40 ft., thereafter as possible, at the IN THE ESTATE: ________________________ Dateofth.tlrstpubiicatlonef,hls -meeting interested parties ,,., _______ By: Patricia RebineIn YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Room for reof is Longwood $133 OShe&Js*i,is 'hence Sm dIgrwB 41' 23"lying W 306.50 ft •• me ts.nlnafls point on s, Notice 1979, of AdminIstration: Auut appear and be heard with respect to that tIll adlfllfli$tfathIfl ol itie estate Deputy Clerk 'no. pays all. Male or 912 r.ncti Ave. the Easterly prolection of the the proposed Ordinance. This ci Gladys I.,. Guest, deciesed, Pile IUTLIN, INOLENANOT Miyer Drucker (CorneriNt, I French) between 16.30. Call Frances $3. S Spotless 3 BR, 1 0, ref., stove, Used Refrigerators, all working $65 & up. Free delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 3225721. _________________________ ________________________ - KENMOEWASHER - Parts. Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 __________ 3 choice lotS ready to build On in Gorgeous neat home, 2 Bdrm 2 selling community every day, Bath split Bdrm plan. Con. Read & use them often. _______________________ venlently located in quiet area. Disappearing stair to floored $182 MONTH PAYS ALL wilh attic storage. Priced to seil at 5)3,750 dn. Sharp 3 BR. w C only 542,500. 1 yr. warranty. H&A, w w carpet, new ref., gas H. ErnestMorrls, Sr. S'S., ________ ________________ liances 1 __ ___________ ' AlT. WORM GROWERS WEEK OFF RIGHT SUBDIVISION of Blocks 3.5, 36 and ______ - _________ by Gill Fox 41-Houses - - SIDE GLANCES __________ ________________ Byowner3 BR. 2 B _______________________________________-______ ________________________________________________ _______ Block_____________________ home. Terms avail. _________________ 3?70216att6 _____ 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. .) g ] $59,500. Terms. _______ retited $23,900. Only $3,000 dcwn. Owner will hold. privacy fenced yd. Perfect for Get full exposure - take that "For young family. $36,000. Sale" sign down & run a classified ad. Call 3222611 or 631Lovely 3 BR, 2 B homew-Ig. shady yd on quiet street. Coy, to _____ shopping & near schools. Ag ____ buy only $41,000. C Ssified ads serve the buying & ___________________________ nsaintunance. Part time, ______________________ ideal for retired. 671.5714 — ____________ 3220612,3221177 This 3 BR, 1 8 home has new C HIA, new roof & siding plus a _______________ ____________ __________ ____________ _____________ fruit trees. $31,950. wo. Largsorsmali. Cell situated 'In Seminole County, Florida; 1001 Palmetto Ave. $35,000. INC. _________________________ Handyman for rental unit Room for a growing family. 4 , vestment? 1 BR, 1 B home & other central Fl. locations EnIiment for pre.kind.rgarten $•flf, Florida Offer for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, 1411 Valencia Ct 3 BR, 1' - bath. brick const. on corner lot, Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500. Ideal for lust marriedsor retired couple. Low down payment. $26,500. Notice is hereby given that I am c, Sanforo, Florida, 32171 The REPRESENTATIVE: for Sanford area Sanford, Florida, on August 1, 1979 DEM63 J. laugh, 319 22nd St. SW, Winter Sanford Ave., Seminole County. is MEYER DRUCKER, Whose DOUGLAS STENSTROM %aven. mo., for more information call Florlda,underthefiçtitlousnameof possible, to review, hear comments resa is 23) Heathwood Drive, STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH and make recommendations to the FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, d Jamie S. Hormon. Church Of the Rdeemer. preferred. Apply in person Laksview Nursingdenter, 919 E. :iiii — lntendtoregisteruidnam,with the name and address of the por50nal p.o. Box 1330 RIcky L. Jones. 6l9Semlnoie Ave., Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole representative's attorney are set the above captioned diMnce. nford, Fl, 37771 MORT. _______________________ Nowaccepting applications forfull Additional information may beUNITED GAGE ICOMPANIES INVESTMENT OF OR. _____________________________ & part time emoyment with Paul 0.Beoford lauer, Ct. Ohio, and Join A. Name Statutes, To.Wlt: ectIon demands against the estate are DEMOS Ailon 133 Sanford. M$.O Florida Statutes )57, _______________ Ext. 306. required, WITHIN THREE vi. _____________________________ __________________________________ to drive nece.sury 1. help w. Persons nd ae to attend the ORANVILL! S. EUBANKS, etc. store. Mellonville, Sanford, and Glenda W. PublIsh Aug. 20,271 Sep13, 10, 197 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF preparing meals for 2. Reply to ElIjah Brown, 206 Cadillac Court, LONOW000, FLORIDA proposed actions may submit SERVICES OF FLORIDA, INC,, References. stuffing envelopes with our N.me$pridgs, and Michelle L. NOTICE OP RESOLUTION CLOS. statemlet of any claim demand'CONSIDER PROPOSED ADOPTION ORDINANCE.OF Development Division prior to the ci me above court or a written Barry P. Dillon, 112 Essex, IWO *ISWTP.WAy SURVEY PARTY CHIEF Scheduled public hearing. Persons Pentax Enterprise Dept. SH NOTICE OP Pesltion available for Party Chief In wnilidg end must Indicate ma P.O. Box 115$ Middletown. Ohio - NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN by submit written statements or be Russell J. Hummel, 3$ Micim ______ NICR is h.re gIven that the sudivhslon construction Iaut. NOTICE Is hereby given that the address of the creditor or his agent the City Commission will hold a By order ci the Board of County Court of $arnin* County, iori, Court, CassiNorry, and 'Theresa Board of County Commissioners of or attorney, and the amount public hearing to consider enact. Commissioners of Seminole County, wiilonthemadayoiAugus,),79 long established firm. Contact __________________________ ______ ______________________________ ______ .Calselberry Regular MeetIng held on the 14th the date when it wilt become due Wii, Miller, Barton, Soil & Drive, Sanford, and Norma J. County Commissioners' Meeting contingent or unhiquldated, the OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, Siocum, 606 Baywood Drive, San. Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, nature of the uncertaInty shall be AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 143 Seminole County, Florida, pursuant stated. If the claIm is secured, the OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE 3 BR. I Bhomeon6 lots dowoto Lake Mary. $41,500. SANFORD opportunities in management & sales. Ourexpansion has created Realtor now I o Fall term. Deputy Clerk - 41us _____________________________ OSTEEN Quiet & peaceful 3 BR 1k. front home. 3 acres covered w trees, perfect for horses or other live stock. A gentleman's ranch, Meat Cutter, stock man. Must be experienced. Apply at Food Barn, 25th a. Park. __________ ____________ -- - - - ______- general location of SR 436, ¼ mIle (SEAL) As Personal Representative FileNumberl9.317 . Cp, Is pending in I _________________________ _________________________ - Forappt. or send resume topO Box 1076, Mt. Dora, Fl. 37751. .5- Sandra Sue Stumpf Terry A. Koipke, 329 B. Jessup, S ASSIFIED ABS sure to get re5uI1s 41ouses________ _________________ including the Tampa Bay area. Excellent pay w.all fringe I that the administratIon of the estate I LI . CL _____________________ Men's wear firm, HIS Store, David N. Lewis, 117 Oak StP L. Grissom. I I. I- ________ - ___________________________ _______________________ _________________________ • ______________________________________________________________________________ day crnite. 4617 or 6M3079. 7days.323$4 ____________________________ ___________________ Inovalive comoav eDanding ood Tngs fo Eat rapidly, P.T clerical position, hrs. flexible, own transportation. 647.5694. FRESH OKRA ______ Monday, Aug. 20, 17-3 IU. __ ________________________________ ________________ A Georgetown Drive, Cassilberry. ----- CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLEMEM0R,a: HOSPITAL 1101 East Phil Stiit Sanford, FIorida32llI NOTICE L•gaI Notice Legal Notice ______ .. ______ ---- -- - __ - .___.__ __________ ' - - - ____ -.p , ' •.. : .- . ..-. " - "."1 ' '' , .' ' en I ,4, 'I , , & - ___ 'a.' , - i, I A . .' H.N.Tam,W. OIycIe* ublN*IN.*155 ' . , - ' ________________________________ , NM.* - __________ .L_-- ," ________________ ___ ____ , . 1-M'L.. ( 9i.horns isI\ .. . - awals. L..: 1lN114lS*fTl" p60k Ave niS1I1 Perk. $4$$MyrtAvs..$auI,rd ' $sstd1.4S - - — - ..i . I - . . .-'.' , ,- - '' "T" .', • ,. ___ ____ . , - —. ', (I . , '' '....:. .,'UVW,Ib5UI,PJbtI1 SOf* 9SEPOfN gg*. i& cosIthsk*515urd)p iNslSSWAatuat* .ati.u.'._iuii'má I31 s.wmeeis uncyLl *5 up1j11fl er WITNESS laidCIwtoN*ls*dayØJ,ly, Of wmsw.,aM.Nualw *550 JIISMS,WISi (NAU . iIi 1Jk. . ':Ad . AITNUS , .&. a CLINK OP THE CIRCUIT IIPSI$SNTATIVI CLRN OP TNI CIICUSi - - -- - - -. — — . - .. .- - . - ..—.— -- , -- �46—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDI E _J -V. Monday, Aug. 20, 11 -- ACROSS LUj ? IT PROBABLY ;: 0UND A HOME IN ) ( MY PURS T.4ERE WAS A TEP4.00LLAR -i BILL MISSING FROM 'i— MY WAL-LET 5520 lBigdol.lizard Iike 1415CatSimilar compound 16 Surround 17 Dance step 18 African animal %2 CO olnia _ ZJEIN 0t-j10 46 Rim of jar (p1.) 47 Sun (Lat.) 7 Mistreat l3Debonair 1 Answer to Previous Puzzle painter 40 Exon 43 Express 1 Paper measures MONIN3 39 Contemporary l~; E OUP f N'I iJfWi1 AP •SIIILITI P1111. a Tli 0 55 Papal envoy 56 Crown Scabies Epidemics T1 ITT 7T1 .., ________ Ii;;'I. r c!iti1l1! It's MHe Serious 1 8E DEARDR. LAMB—What is 51 Companies scabies and what causes it? My son and I have scabies, our 58 Exit (p1.) doctor told t. She said It was DOWN 20 Billowy caused from filth but no one ls expanse cleaner than we are. We have 1 Jest 21 Sibyl 42 Apart from 2 Celestial bear 21 Astral cleaned some awfully dirty 24 Hoists 22 This (Sp) 43 Fine soil 3 Nigerian a partments as we have several 27 Simile 23 Containing 44 Genus of tribesmen 28 Phrase of Unhouses. The apartment fine soil m*rI.e 4 Farm imal derstanding (2 24 Something re• 45 Baseballer medicine our doctor prescribed can't be washed should be dry ;'; wds.) markable (SI.) point for ti hasn't done much good. cleaned or at least put Into the Berra 32 German 6 Worsted Suit 25 Kimono sash 47 Sadist What can be done and how long submarine dryer at high temperature for (p1) fabric Mar uis de Marq does scabies last? We're going 45 minutes. (comp wd) 26 Watch 7 Infuses 33 Camel-like out of OW minds. It causes such 8 Loam deposit t the same time all these accessories 4 Indefinite permammal 29 111 9 Pull d em- measures are tl di kill ill any taken to k re taken son s 34 Southern o30 Exhale barras&nent. 49 Flees of the mites that might be on constellation bureau (abbr) 31 Apiece punishment 35 Upper story it Parched DEAR READER— I'd like to any twice that has contact 33 Grass 51 Seize 36 Soviet Union 12 Energy 37 Altos have gotten an answer to you with the body, you make an (abbr) 53 Ships agency (abbr) 38 Ampere sooner than I can through the effort to treat the skin Itself. A 37 Old Dominion 19 Depression ini. (abbr longboat paper but your letter didn't common treatment is KweU. state (abbr) tials 54 Egypt (abbr) 41 Cream have your address on It and I After all the medicine has been don't always see the envelope applied as prescribed, then you OEM EMENEW fromthemallthatcomestome. can put on the clean noninfested So other readers who want an clothing. MENNEN BEEN early reply should remem be r to It's entirely possible Ust put their address on the letter could have picked up the mite MENNEN MEN MEMOONO illf — not just the envelope. from bed clothing or other Scabies Is caused by a materials around an apartment parasite. It's a tiny mite that house If someone lived there burrows underneath the gin, who was infested with scabies. I kIlOW it's embarrassing but commonly between the fingers. it's a fairly common problem HUMNE HE The skin reaction sometimes Room produced redened streaks or these days. Perhaps when you BOONE REMEM burrows. The diagnosis Is !ea.11 that It's not caused Y confirmed by looking at the lack of cleanliness and can be BENNO transmitted from mite under the microscope. It Is easily ding, linens, a frequent cause for a mad- contact with towels and close am anybody who has dening Itch, It, you will feel less depressed Now I can't vouch for what about RENEE the whole situation. I your doctor said to you but I suspect you'll be still less would like to point out that a depressed if you can get rid of RUN BEEN — person can have very good the problem. MEM0 personal hygiene and still THERE IS A lot you can do develop scabies. In fact, in for hemorrhoids that Is more 000 recent times, there's been an useful than questionable highly epidemic of scabies in all strata advertised preparations. of socIety. _.. neuuer wno Warn uuormauon You can get scabies from on this common problem can contact with anyone who has send 75 cents with a long, them or from bed linen or stamped, self-addressed entowels that have been con velope for The Health Letter HOROSCOPE tamlnated. Even the family number 13-12, Hemorrhoids, pets may pass the mites along. New Treatments For An Old BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL That'swhyit'sso important lf Affliction. Address your there is someone in the family request to Dr. Lamb, In care of who has scabies to clean all of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, For Tuesday, August 21, 1979 the linen, all the towels and all Radio City Station, New York, the clothing. Any clothing that N.Y. 10019. YOUR BIRTHDAY CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. ... - -. AUGUST21, 1979 19) In your commercial Lady Luck is likely to play a dealings today, stick to prominent role In your Un- methods which have proven to WIN AT BRIDGE _____________________________________________________ dertakinga this coming year. Be be successful. Avoid ex- ' ready to move swiftly once she perimenting with the unknown. . gives you the goiheadsignal. the Hog's partner. The Hog AQUARIUs (Jan has devised a system In LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't Persons whose cooperation is which th e Rabbit opens one be hesitant to take on vital to your n dscanbeeasliy club with a balanced hand something today you weren't won over today if you ask for and one diamond when he too successful with previously, their support nicely instead of holds a major suit. The Hog can then play all dummies." The odds have now switched to demanding It. Oswald: "The Rabbit's your favor. Find out more of one-diamond PISCES opening is cor(Feb. 2D March 20) what lies ahead for you In the rect in this silly system. The Conditions should begin year following your birthday by Hog's three notrump an sending for your copy of A4FO- brightening for you as of today overbid. The Rabbit Is now Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each where your work or career is confused and goes to four spades thinking that the Hog 489, concerned. Focus on what you to Astro-Graph, has forgotten his OWfl Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. hope to achieve and do a good job. sys tem." Be sure to specify birth date. Alan: "Even with the Ra bARIES (March 21-April 19) bit as declarer, four spades VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's You should be rather lucky at is unbeatable. He ruffs a very Important today to let your club, leads a diamond to nobler Instincts surface and to just about anything you tackle dummy, ruffs a second club today. 'ilie one exception lies in treat those you deal with and so on cashing his an area where you're gambling compassionately. Good things aces and kings, 5coring four on something you know little will happen as a result. club ruffs and making his about. last two high trumps by LIB (Sept. 2-Oct. 23) simply waiting.' TAURUS (April 25-May 29) If There's ample justification for there Is a domestic problem your hopefulness today, but be Am ti ced0dayIsthe realistic in business and Y0 day for you to do it. Dun'j wait financial matters. Avoid Im- nfl nShi.. C,. •.. Ak.. 1...1aI....o.I..._ A Utah readr asks whet %61IO W IV M UUIlUV5. pulsive acts. Igriffs are. GEMINI (May 21-Joe 20) BYOSWiUJ$eeby y are a mythical fifth SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Second efforts should prove aM Lisa Sestag suit Invented by Sidney Lens Important goals can be u the bulsofa story. me achieved today provided you do successful for you today, so "Anewbo victim picks up a dream do n't be disappointed U YOU nothing erratic. Use your Victor. Mollo Is called 'Mu- notrump hand only to be tars and Monsters'. It fea- beaten when his right-hand common sense and you'll be a, don't grab the brass ring on the first try. Keep plugging and tures a group of players ápponent runs off 13 cards in winner from the 'Hidious a green suit. you'll be a winner. SAGITARIU8 (Nov. 33-Dec. Hog, an unpleasant expert CANCER (June 21-July 22) to lb. 'RUefUl Rabbit 21) ThlngswWworkoujtoyour liking today provided you Your material Prospects tS nrniee,vu'bidandvery (For a copy of JACOBY very encouraging at this time, luypl operate at MODERN, send S1 to: "Win at hlghSd . . exPlanation of Bridge, "care of this newspa.. darda. Don't be Influenced by so keep your eyes peeled for the bidding of today's hand per, P.O. Box 419, Radio City opportunity. However, steer an associate with (leviOI is that the Rabbit, sitting Station, New York, N.Y. clear of wild speculations. South, Is playing a match as IXID.) I 71st Year, No. 314—Tuesday, August 21,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 s oi*tci,jJ A F Iwjilst 11 I ó p ó wTIAi$LE IPtE R I S C OEPIEHOIEIN' A T A V rE1J IOtAIN' L (LOIS IMINISI 2 Evening Herald—( USPS 4 81280)—Prjce 15 Cents - 12.1.9 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker PUT THAT MOP I AND TAKE DOWN AND PAIL AWAY, THAT STUPID SIGN BEETLE! OVER THE POOR ALL WHO ENTER HERE Jl P6 YOUR FEET j7 8-20 THE BORN LOSER RCHIE lili Jill Jill. i 11Jlii MEMNON MEMNON li by Bob Montana WELL WERE JUST 1~, ABOUT FINISHED? EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider DIP VA A (CMFCr LCOIzI&X3 AJ IPSJ LIFE tkU MLY... I'M ACT ' I A GUZZLER MAN, MYSELF - PRISCILLA'S POP " THAT WAS A QUICK )l aosLLGAME.' - (ANP r PRESUME 7)-(4T5 WHEN THE GM'..E Y4*G CALLEP.' WELL IN THE TOP OF T HE FOURTH A FLYALL CRASHEI' GH THROU 6 MR. TTS 'S / \— cSi I (1 N a _ I . 0 _-— . : . - by Stoffel H&mdahl 1745 TH E O?t4 INS OF- . 1iiY,'YL.v5TER, I4MMM.' I TH' LIMCOui'5 GeTTvseugø PRINTIN'ON IY99 016NI O I 9MAI.L, I CAN'T Wr4NT YOLi O - REAP IT., APPRe5..OT THE THIPd 1. T01PPRIP., - left the Lake Mary city hall for II ... Currently, the salaries of four of the department's sworn personnel are paid through CETA. But the eligibility for those salaries through CETA is to expire Sept.30 with the end of the current fiscal year. The city has sought an extension of the funding through the CETA office in Atlanta. The $W,000 funding is to be picked up In the regular city budget for When the city council 10 days ago decided against initiating a utility tax in the new fiscal year, it made up the deficit of deleted anticipated utility taxes by budgeting expenditure of reserves. According to Sorenson, if the $50,000 in CETA money is renewed, use of the reserve funds will not W necessary. Meanwhile, Kulbes has been year. lie told councilmen last week a i r-con diti on i ng has been disconnected in the city's police cars and I truck has been shut (to%t'l in the public works department. l.t. George Meyers of the fiscal police department said today it is hoped by shutting off the airconditioners in tlie four Police vehicles mileage per gallon of using up gasoline while the vehicles are standing still. With the air-vondthoicrs off, it can get pretty hot in cars standing still Meyers said. The city council, while charging Kulbes to search for ways of saving money, approved the transfer on a ternporary basis of $60,000 in reserves into the budget to pay bills for the remaining six ieuer veni out ox city Ildil Mayor Sorenson's over signature today urging the people to vote for the tax in1L crease on -17he loiter from me says 'Hey folks, we reall y need this money,' Sorenson said. He said it question and answer type of information sheet showing some of the reasoning for the tax incr ase proposal and calculating how much more it , " City Clerk Connie Major at the same time reports that absentee ballots for the special election are available in city hull. According to Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce, 1,114 city residents are eligible to vote in the election. Polling place for the election Is the city council chambers at city hall. Two mechanical voting machines will be used in the election. Delays Hike ea th For Cable W By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer A $1 rate increase sought by Orange-Seminole Cablevision In the city of Longwood received another setback Monday night. The City Commission tabled a final vote on the ordinance grantin g the rate increase until the last regular meeting in September after several complaints were heard from cablevision customers. Reacting to phone call s they said they had received from cablevisIon customers, u well as complaints voiced at the public hearing, the commissioners said they would give the company until then to correct some of its problems. One of the most frequent complaints heard was that it was impossible to contact the company by phone to report reception problems when they occur. Nancy Carpenter, a resident of Skylark subdivision, reported that once she had been 21 days without cable service and after trying unsuccessfully for a whole week to contact the firm, wrote a letter. "It still took six months to st raighten out the bill," she added, admitting that the incident had occurred a year and a half ago. Judy Hepp, of 1402 Robin Court, said she had been without cablevision for a fourday period because she was unable to get through to the company by phone. "I tried every half ho ur for four days," she said. Ethel Goldberg, who lives in Tiberon subdivision, said she had been waiting for three years for cablevision. "If you would hook up the people who have been waiting, It would alleviate the need of raising the rates," she suggested. The chief engineer for Orange-Seminole Cablevision, Charles King, admitted that a major problem with the telephone syst em existed. "We contacted Winter Park Telephone Company and Southern Bell over a year ago Memorial Chapel in Orlando, and he will be buried in Woodlawn Cemetery., Mrs. Henderson said that her son Ronald had just told his sister two days before the accident that he had decided to go on to college." "Don had promised me he was going back and finish high school," she added. The twins were burled today in Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. ._ __... LULL AIIU UUUU UI :i;.ij Santas Place, Orlando, today said of her son Eugene's death, "We're gradually getting used to It. But it hasn't really hit us yet. They had services for him yesterday at the Hawthorne Funeral Home In Orlando. "Gene was a fairly quiet boy. He had a lot of friends. There were about 150 of them at the services yesterday. "He watched the races at the drag strip but he never raced himself. "He's been going to Valencia (Community College) but he planned to go to FTU and be an accountant." "I taugM one of the Henderson twins who were killed, Ron, for one semester. He was a very nice boy," said Mrs. Glllmore, a teacher at Colonial School in Orlando. The parents of the yowiged The twins, of 6361 Foiz]ey Ave., Orlando, were among six victims who ranged in age from is to 19, when two cars plowed Into a crowd of 40 to 50 youths. Two others were Injured. Mrs. C.J. Narut, mother of one of the youngest victims, Julie Narut, 16, said today, "Julie wua wonderful gjzl She was a bundle of fire and always on the go. "And she was working for the summer in a kiosk outside of the Hawaiian Village in Disneyworld. She was active in school too, and was a cheerleader with the Rasslerettes and a member of the French Club, Mrs. Narut added. "We had a visitation and _j... .,s.e a. .J,,hi _I..__.i. _1 i.ps i prayer ovivsvv at uic vwiwi, xiV7 Da UI Wi CollIson Funeral Home in Hargill Ave., Orlando could not Orlando and we'll have a be reached for comment. funeral mass tonight at 7 Shelley Was l5 and astisdento( o'clock. Father Bob Fuchecko( Boone High School in Orlando. St. James Catholic Church will She was a member of the high say the mass. school chorus. "Her younger brother, Mark Edward James, it, one Tommy .iid her sister Cathy of the two youths injured, had are takIng It welL..considering. been In iiite,adve care at the Later will be the hard time." Wior Park ftocltal,moved to saki Mrs. Nan*, who lives at a regu'ar room, then retained heldá Drive, Orlando. Monday nigid to biteasive care1 The sister of Ned Schuler, 18, according to a hospital of 3625 Oak View Drive, apokeinan, His c'ndjUon is Orlando, another of the victim's critical, the spokesman said. was to broken iç to talk at BernerdFlzmlpn, is, was in . no. saw too many "progressive care" at the people had called and "It gets to hospital today, the spokesman you after awhile," Servioss said. The last report of his weretobsheldfor&tujer at * condition listed him as P.M. today at the Castle satisfactory. . * _____ ___ _____ ______ ______ - .____.At. St__ _I.I length by iob Thivu will cost city property owners is included. In Their Life ' by Stan Lee and John aometa weeks of the current fiscal year. L ongwood BYHUGHTHOMSON Herald Staff Writer "The boys were inseparable" - In lIfe....and In death, The speaker was Mrs. Faye Henderson, mother of twin boys, Donald and Ronald, who were killed early Saturday morning while watching drag races on a dark, rural road near . Four other Orlando youngsters lost their lives at the .....'.... e.,.... 0QAW SUIW. Th " ey both water skiled," Henderson said today. "Don Used to run the boat." . . year if the searching through tile budget to gasoline will be increased by find where spending can be cut two to three miles. on raising property taxes front to case the financial strain in "We tire trying to discourage I') ' •i.,i uii ix. Inc remaining weeks 01 the 1979 the officers idling the cars. Ins ep arable f% n d . be extended into the new year to I"'j -, 1979-1980 fiseal city policy department's people approve a referendum Training Act (CETA) will the car trip ,to the senator's * FRANK AND ERNEST this pay the salaries of half of the the Terry and Mayor Walter Sorenson said Burt Perinchief, City Manager if the quartet Is successful, the Phil Kulbes and former federally funded CornCouncilman Martin Bacon, Sr. prehensive Employment - mcii1i . a Councilmen Harry ' - SPIDER-MAN morning, personality breakfast. I '10 RUGS BUNNY office In Lakeland at Lake Mary city officials were with Chileswhen h UI appealing to U.S. Sen. Lawton Sanford last week addressing Chiles, DLakeland, today for more than 250 citizens, sup. assistance with a federal porters and seminole county agency in gaining funding for and city officials at the Greater that financially troubled Sanford Chamber of Commerce :' -._. - \ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff wrfter They made the appointment uniformed officers. - WINYN.' H—r Sought a ee Mary Officials A ppea l To Chles For Ad * by Al Vermei (cT! AJ4P 'iCU 94OULPE HEARP WHAT HE CALLEP IT.' N Support - lJlllll Mom by Art Sansom Finand0l . and asked for a survey on how to Improve the service and each recommendation has proven insufficient as the problem grew," said King. "We have since purchased a new system to increase the number of lines and will pick up and hold all calls in proper sequence. We are planning to extend phone answering service to evenings and Saturdays and are acquiring additional tape machines to advise callers on programming and construction. This should be img1"*iit by King explained that many of th e Interruptions in service are caused when contractors accidentally cut the lines. In an effort to provide better service for th e Longwood area, King said, the trunk line is being replaced with a microwave pa th at the cost of $106,000 by mid-September. In response to Mrs. Goldberg's suggest ion, King pointed out, "the cost goes up In the same proportion and we have to pay $14,000 a mile to put in cable." He said the company is In the process of providing lines for hookin g up some additional parts of the city where it Is not now available. The rate hike, from $6.50 to $7.50 monthly base rate, originally to be effective July 1 later was changed to Sept. I. The firm first had asked for a gradual increase to a maximum of $8 by the end of 1980. On May 21 the comm ission approved the request 3-2. Final approval was delayed pending the outcome of proposed state legislation which would have dc-regulated cablevision In the city. The bill was passed, but later vetoed by the governor. By that time Commissioner Stephen Barton had resigned and the four remaining commissioners were split on the proposed rate hike. On July 23 the commission approved on first reading a compromise which would have given the Cablevision firm a $1 a month Increase for one year from Sept. 1. Homeowners Plead For Relief From Drainage Costs ByGZOPUYPOUNDS homeowners auocla$ion Ipeclaltazdidrictwhjchwoujd preaching the county for help said, were futile. special drainage district and placing two of their own were levied beginning In 19 HnaldIWfWrIS president, told the corn- draw fimda ft= all the users of because "all other avenues "We've run the complete sell bonds for a drainage canal members on the board. A year later, the district Indian Hills and 111m4 'nl.'Iqe.rs daring a work lbs system. have bean unsuccessfuL" He bureaucratic circle, but we've needed to proceed with "The obvious purpose of this petitioned and gained circuit Pines .homeewners Is Indian Hills homeowners said the homeowners have gotten nowhere," he stated. suburban development, Fry establishment was to provide court approval to annex areas 5mhaie Coy received little Acesrng to Fry, the Lake made a ibrillar proposal to the sougist help from the governor, The plight of the Indian Hills said. the owners of the Florida that were Included In the whole lidicotionci post Meadsy H.wefl district's drainage coiMy two years ago, but It was the Seminole Legislative homeowners began In 1967 that time, $165,000 in bonds Development and Utilities drainage basin, bordered on the M SIan they ad the boord of system Is psid far by 519 rejecte& delegation, the Department of when land developers Used a were sold by the special district Company with a count ceamla'Ioners t risithat,.. yet a total of IN, "Have you any ides where we Environmental Regulation and law designed for ag cultural and a three-member board of provide a fundi vehicle to east by Route 436 all the way to ri ng base for the Orange County line from tenoN 110111111111 they er'lr a realM. plea lb. swain of would get the f to pay for other soirees. The results, he and ranch lands to establish a supervisors to oversee the construction of facilities to Highway 1742. The westerly ha d.3w"iybis $4 {l"wlwdal this project?" V"ionsr spending was established. The drain their own Lands without border ran roughly from Hightheir bs — akrs the hesft of the Bob Stw asked Fry. bond Luue financed the direct coats to themselves," way 17-92 southwest to the s monkey, In the form ofa dri.gt district. The ,e, he Fry' suggM.d the money dredging of a canal from Fry said. Orange County line parallel but draInausl system .heswa sMd, is a "peon ligity." comsfremths county's genital Oxford Road through Indian The 1117 bond issue was slightly east ci Oxford Road. lbs Dowel Woter sad Fry sad ether hemsouns fad.Hs$dlbec*wojddr Hills. Kewanee holding secured by taxes to be Levied Taxes on this annexed land, Rwmwm watme y to prdim $ $78,115 to $115,111. &0nd 7W ........... 4A lisrascepe .................23 basin was built and a bridge on against the homes in the -which includes the Orlando. aaeta of the dIstrIcIam. ("freiiw Bob French Bridge..................... Heepital ...................2* Kewanee trail was built. bees a r—T! boris ales anions lbs $71115 Musal said he theegid Ihers might he Ceades .................... origina] district through 147. Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton, Ohitoades ................ IA Fry said in 1117 there were TP CM. toipirot. __ 1M_ In 196$, the district petitioned portions of Zayre Plasa and a ,it$Cftetl.In W. OCfJItlIs If the ouweid ................. OURSELVFS ............,l3 only 10 homeowner, and the andwasgivenco wt spprya]to portIonsfKznartpu,0 'Vey.or,keve as fo tbs-yi41,. 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If A 619., (UPI) - Actriess; Vivian Vanoet bed hoi~~' , Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright William famillar role of OUve Lubbirook. Imown as 1,1111cille Ball's muddlisobeaded iddeklek on ft old 111 , — UW'fame played WW Mel& the scatter-brained landlady Inge, spent years In small Um"r presudallm of heavy end The ow IV series, died Friday of , 1. on I lam lMCy" frOm 1501 to 11S one of the molt *it1 un Worhe a1 SerId10 $US*y & waylnesk,aj. lnihI: b$cy" with a key role MW unfilled — saw her on stage and said to ; SM and No BA wom powally tqm*d = Wevision's Goes. I . twv" hmak tam and were clo" friands off screen. me w" firat married , In 1041 to P10p Ober, after appearing $&Just my luck, Ethel Merman never missed a performaticila In., They made a &W appears= together In a 1977 special, "TIte with him In Ithe Broadway musical -K&B Ow Boys Goodbye.,, ve years," she later revalled. President Visiti Lcy "said Miss Ball, who had worked with '_ ti They were divorced In IOU. She co-starred in "Over 21" in North Africa, the first stage Nu Vance off and on for 36 yam "I loet one of the bed hiends AMough bed known to television audiences as a none-too- production to tour a combat zone in World War 11. * After her marriage to Dodds In INI, she lived with hkn in I've am bald and W world hu lost we of the great performers of 19 bright mahm, easily led into funny predicaments by the daffy She suffered a nervous breakdown after the war, and as part of Connecticut and commuted to Hollywood. Tiny moved to her Lucy. Vance an as a stage actress an her literary I LI A k k v well. uiuiflg a pr duction of blued opinion highly V"i" of the Turtle" at the La second husband, A spokesman said a private funeral would be held next week In mourning the loss of "one of the great artists I had the Jolla,Calif Playhouse Mat publisher John Dodds. summer of 1951, she took the Belvedere. - Other players have grown L - . accustomed to this type of action and such bids are like a e. They 1 & - Lucille Ball's Sledekl`ck Vivian Vance Dead bite both Ways! $7 Dea GEOREY POUNDS HeraldStaftWrIter _ THERE'S NorHiNe LEFT R ME, . . Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each •A Q J fed For years, match-point players have been bidding th diamond suit In situations like this. eenmAg ers - ..I * ' a diamond shift, South dra trumps, discards his two di monds on clubs and makes - 6 ' y Rather than begin rAW FV)WU I . . 0 A 72 SCORPIO (W. *Nov. n) at ft Urne you,n I* be" ON I . The typ" of friendai you we to complete what you've A Aillchigan reader asks mod likely to enjoy today will started. This is aWdally true By 0#WWd Jusby what we reapoind to partner's be those around whom you feel . of tasks aratind go Wallis. iWAIuSaft oniespade opening bid. you can let your hair down and rm la ribber bridge North will but we sure hope that our (ens ist be oraelf. -- 93 rasnond with either three partner will find a rebid. Youll'et*r edoday *$rdi. or two clubs. The final (NEWSPAPER ENTEP.PRISE ASSN.) MGITARflJ8 (Nov. *Dec. to huge U111111 Mod.] ala OP contract will be lowFor the nut few days y o u 21) posed tothS physical. o t1 thIthSres1 ' (Do you a question for whined, with where you use mind more than some makh.poini pla the exp"? Write "Ask the go* can be . .. asto Op -11 two Expertsf" caie of tt* rawspa,_ more facility thain mal. Make muscles. l%Y are buft for that per. .IrAVII" queeftlis wim aCCOrdifl&Y. )'°' contract, but LEO Jul 93Au9 93 For e lame four want to 'Z 'the diamond by starçon seAt-addressed penon who often generous MY As ya en we tM diamond 109 9untions will be used In go In the opposite could throw what you . lead hold. South to 10 tricks. this Column and woW rCeAbV achlieve off schedule. Proceed today. You nhould dam . . I . . . . 'SPIDER-MAN ' ' ' r ASSAM& Ilnow F111101a I 1p . . overly critical, 8Ot1TH t 41 I City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be ham than good. sure tospecify birth date. TAURUS April 10-May 10) FOHERE . sending V 10753 0 A K9 74 * 9 52 p '.. -e 4 f.I , I Subdue your sense of humor prevail .O.... . I , BUGS BUNNY At"! . year following your birthday by Vermeer Jk -0 on others. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the 4 QI083 076 4 .# 0 A 862 decision, don't alter It. ARMS (March 21-April 19) aff MGkT.' 1 21 ... . 42 u -. slam EAST confusion. Once you make a (6EHN THAT) i IN S110116 " 0 a a . I L_ PRISCILLA'S POP LV I independe ~[ ~I K4 465 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VHM (Aug. 23-Dept. 22) Too much weighing and 4 I 9-18-A NORTH Gro O' aeioibowls'leadtow. involved and assume some Of H eased - ————— it rs .#.,. dusteredteenaweredrlvenby Finnigan said a man and a woman who had Highway Patrol spokesmen rel . ' arges ___ ___ pa about a mile down said some of the victims were filed against them, Hall said . therostheHighwayPatrol notcarngldeMuflcaUan.A HallsaidMlssWagonerwas add. The accident occurred at search was being conducted for driving a 1970 model con!' . -. • 12:50 am., Trooper Larry Hall witnesses who could help In vertlble when she struck the of the FHP said. the idri.:Rication ofWie bodies, group. Wray's car then hit Miss ••It was bad," said W. A. the FlIP reported. 117he scene early Saturday morning on state Route 420 where six teen-agers were killed after being struck by two cars. Wagoners car from the rear HInes a paramedic called to Greg Collins, corn- and both vehicles plowed Into the ZidQ. I I... the bodies munications supervisor for the victims, Hall said. . According to Wray's father, He sald the crowd of teens there were about 40 to 50 wet everywhere -under cars Herndon Ambulance Service in High School. Wink told me that An Orange County deputy John Wray, he himself had been standing in the middle of the watching drag races.' " kids .shoulders. en can In ditches. They were Orlando, had j come on duty said the stretch of 420 where the traveling westbound Wra Y's father said when he the death scene looked just like on S.R. 420 road, may have been unable to "How would you like to be found out about the tragedy he Vietnam at strewri all over." Its worst." when the emergency call was accident occurred had been only an hour or so before the see or hear the two cars coming driving along and suddenly The Highway Pa would received, arrived at the scene not too long used frequently by area te accident. He said he saw two from behind them Wray said his son was in bed because they have four headlights, abreast, alter it happened and arrived and had been pretty not relene the names of the "We were contacted by phone for drag racing. in. cars apparently drag-racing in were watching the cars coming straight at you?" The there about the time one of Jured. The son, accordingbadly to his dead teen-agers pending by a private Individual — I "We've had to break up drag an easterly direction towards approaching from theracing east. senior Wray said. He said one of Herndon's notification of nest of kin, but don't the party's name — racing out there before. him. ambulances arrived. father, has a fractured rib and Wray's father, a rowing the two cars that hit the youths "The first one I trooper Hall said they Included at 12:51 a. Our first unit Apparently this Was another saw was the "his nose will need plastic He said he believes his n coach at West Virginia veered off the kur males and two females. responded and arrived at 1: 05,11 one of the Friday night drag road and went driver and It turned out I knew surgery. They put 70 stitches in and Miss Wagoner may have University, said Ws son told Into the marshy ground Just him. It was Wink Hines and I'd The Injured youtba have been Collins said, races," the deputy said, encountered the same situation, him 'there was no place to go, beyond the road's steep his right knee to sew up two coached him at W inter Park deep gashes." stci whowantthlslssuecansend75 energy. If you use more energy cents in check or thanyouconae r ong,Mamped, Se a into the body, you will not be envelope for It. Send your able to More body fat. Not only request to me, In care of this Will you 0e up all the body fat newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, stores, but after theyre gone ty uon, £ew you'll start using the muscles u NY 10019. fat poke;our WIN AT BRIDGE AAEW YOUVE GOW WWD,1M 1 OUT'' IiT- OUt MIM)_,j 48 AQUARIUS(Jan. 21[~Feb 19) ftough your own InittaUve and bright ideas you are likely It's beta you don't to find ways this coming year to nose into ft confidentW affaLrs of triquid today enbenca r f 1bJ AWff KCRE LOS M.. 45 1 Send me your address and I'll thatbanadai*aUonsot the send you The Health Letter body can readily lose number 5-4, Weight Training The factors that control for Energy and Weight Control. weight gain are essentially the It will give you some basic same that control weight loss. information on how exercise You can't change the laws of energy just to satisfy different can help increase the size of your muscles. Other readers For Wedn.sday, ______ _- In the hot climate constant repetition o you still need energy to support Don't expect to grow muscles vital funcuons. That's exactly unlem you have a positive what happened to people in energy balance meaning a stmation condftlons such as bing more calories into your concraUon v to eat than you use. That's just IVfirst requirement is fa large number of calories. $ 's assume that you don't fident protein. U you don't S.pI.mb.r 19, 1979 have a medical condition that consume enough calories, the interferes with the absorption protein In your diet will be used calories jfi immediate rather at an orderly pace, but avoid YOUR BIRTHDAY you l j ng getting off on tangents. September19, 1971 _____ -. — - I - - GALACTIC FUEL ST4Tl 50 — — WAITING IN LlIIJEATSOF, GIF SIGiTINGS.0 00 \' • !I1 RE PO YOU SUPPOSE THEY ALL ARE - — 55 44 "7' — 40 — 42 — I ' _L 39 37 41 1V - Oviedo e Identified as Mark Edward Collins said the f unit was James, 1$, of Orlando and a paramedic unit and (ranBemardFbuügan,19, also of sierred the survivors toWInter A teen-age drag racing Orlando. James was listed in Park Hospital. He said second, hangout near Oviedo became a stable, but guarded condition at thirdand fourth units were horrid th 4turday when two cars Hospital. Finnigan was "We had eight men on the runmed into a group of 40 to 50 reported to be in serious con. scene at one time or another. Youths, killing six of them and dition in the intensive care unit Our cardiac unit stayed on the injuring otheta• of the hospital. scene over an hour and a half," The Florida Highway Patrol Finnigan's mother said she Collins said. add the group had assembled was called to the hospital at 3 The drivers of the cars on a dark dretch of blacktop on a.m. She add her son is ex- striking the group have been date Rode 430 four miles north peeled to survive. identified as Rebecca Ann of stalte Route 50 in Orange "All he could remember was Wagoner, 23, and Robert Jef. Comity to watch a drag race. being hit from behind and frey Wray,26, both of Orlando. The cars striking the thrown through the air," Mrs. Hall sWd Miss Wapner and By of Africa is particularly well- that don't require a lot of known for being extremely tall strength. —— — Evening Heral(USPS 481-280)-Price 25 Cents __________________________________________________________ Ca ~ and thin. Some scientists ii.'#' 9 ethnic - — 25 9, 197Sanford, Florida Drag Racing Han out _____ are and Although calorie naiance normal. I eat a moderate amount of food and am on the affects fat stores, that's only o a lot Who can I see and what one a or in body weight. The can I do to gain weight? And is other Is muscle sI2e Muscles it dangerous to be 6 feet 6 and ve1 an the amount Of only weigh 150 pounds? required to do DEAR READER - There!or Yre Is are marked genetic differences The work in t instance that determine how much a Increased resistance as In person should weigh. One weight liffing as opposed to (abbr) - 13 by Art Sansom 54 I i------ - ------ ~ to 150 and seems to be d1O9p1fl way the latter occuj Is In still. lose alo?bf Sugar I had a two-hour physical a jj In the urine. Your few weeks normal medical examination be completely healthy. My j that out. hemisphere or Ii r 15 THE BORN LOSER and now work for a major Wire service. My weight has dropped frombody. About the Only ganization (abbr) (abbr) Wa xy :: 22 Acetone i 2 3 4 5 6 E 6 q-I beginning llst Year, No 312-Sunday, hest,all 53 Western- condition 12 Near the Evening]Hleriild SInosthenI have worked as a _________________ 47 Marshes 37 Ideal gas TIOIi I Lamb graduated from coUegetnWTh, I weighed about 170. I'm 6feet6 50 Esaus wife 51 Brought about 36 Shadows (lat) 10 Bum 11 Split McLuhans (ab br) 42 5 5 ion wholesaler National monogram lung 35 Groups 38 Apiece 41 Curved roof BOOK " a ED 0 Dr. but my problem is the oppodte. 1 U Energy ants to lose welt SIA ' addition i Undivided 3 SOME 1 Of Everyone w can river 7 Throw off agency (abbr) MUST BE 5 : 30 Small bird 32 Enjoymen t 33 Povertywar THAT THE SEXY PARTS ARE ______ F Wa J 8 E EI 3 Three times 28 Regulate food 41 Contended 4 Account 27 Death t~!"_%;- t. ________________ THAT'S WHERE GOANEAP SPINE, IT'LL FALL OPEN AT THE BEST-REAP u 24 Assess - IAJUI Laws : M N DOWN 25 Sow 2~t] OUN - 6-.,. YA __________ ON ITS _ P lollipop 23 Italian i I .I it _ S NDAY Change C an U R F! CFD b _______________ PUT A BOOK 55 Antenna wife 21 Taste a ' BEETLE BAILEY _ 14 Island JLat) - (p, ) - -M I 1 Wrote down I '1111'T "I '' 't Answer to Previous Puzzle office (abbr) 48 Rodent _ f--Zl, "I . I J - L~ .:~~—,( ACROSS 47 Fleet post = ' I 11 I 3 71 Young DONrEVEN LIKE S140E YOUR !; - ,,i1117 by Chic im -- - - - - _________- - - - 0.41,11 - -. , - , 'a- -. -._- - - - - . . . . . - s V - • - , — �2*-Evening Hrald Sanford El. Sunday, Aug. 19, 1979 PPair Arrested For $,000 Burglary 32 Wafer Shortage Hits Keys, f..L lUlI 1: SW)rrrviu rj i... rtt_ in 7 T if of KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) - Parched Florida Keys residents can look forward to another week under stringent water-use restrictions as repair work continues on a crippled desalination plant that supplies most of their water, With the tough water-use restrictions - backed by jail terms- In effect along the 1mlle strip of Islands, water reserves remained almost steady Friday. to WORLD Two men were arrested early MaIt!and was burglarized and reported Tuesday at the home of peat moss in the same BURGL4RY Saturday morning and charged jewelry, cash and ether items An undetermined amount of of a Longwood man when location about 1½ weeks ago. with the burglary and theft of were stolen. jewelry, silverware and liquor someone darted a fire using more than $32,000 In cash and ALARM SYSTEM TRANSFORMER ON FIRE was stolen from a home near pine needles in his garage, merchandise from a man's STOLEN A transformer near Longwood, according to according to Seminole County mobile home Aug. 7. A sound-activated alarm Casseiberry was set afire Seminole County deputies. deputies. Arrested at their homes were system valued at $2,000 was Jerry Fingerhut, 58, of Box Tuesday afternoon when a bolt Warren Bruce Maples, 33, at reported stolen from the ball 678, Longwood, told deputies of lightning struck the struc-. William L. Armstrong of 100 1514 Elliot Ave., Sanford, and field area concession at Chase ture, according to Seminole Wild Holly, The Springs, tld two teenagers informed Robert Glen Loving, 31, of 115 Park In Sanford, police deputies someone entered his they had put out the fire with a County deputies. E. Wilbur, Lake Mary. Both reported Friday. home sometime Wednesday but Cshlevlaion office at 219 S. garden hose. The fire had been men were taken to the Seminole The transformer is located no sign of forced entry was Police said the theft is French Ave. Friday, police started underneath the garage County Jail. Initial bond was set believed to have occurred said. door, which was open six inches across from 1906 Lake Marion found. at $8,400 on both men. sometime between Aug. 4 and Pollee said the burglars used from the floor. Deputies say no Cr. and suffered an estimated Robert Palmer, 37, reported Aug. 8. tools to force open the rear door damage to the garage door damage of $7,000 deputies say. Property stolen included; a to Seminole County Sheriff's TV TAKEN The Seminole County public watch, a gold wedding band, a of the building. occurred. deputies Aug. 7 that his mobile A color television valued at AT1'EMPTED ARSON Fingerhut told deputies safety department responded to silver wedding band and two home on Red Bug Road near more than $500 was reported An attempted arson was someone had set a fire to a pot the call. bottles of liquor. 17L=%v;K1LW*k IN BRIEF ; Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Registration Days Planned At Schools .,.,, ,,, .-... 4:4 A r. ., . - . .'-+ a Maheu said Florida Public Utilities Co. currently has Curraitly, billings to Lake is franchises with Sanford, taken out of conipany profits. however, the fim usually is Mary residents annually Longwood and Winter Springs he said. the city council will hold a Maheu said preferred plans willing to invest up to twice the and has been given the allotworkshop with Maheu to work would have the firm extending annual billing to a home to scribers, but rather would be residents. Maheu did say, ' DETROIT (UP!) - Karen the Dixon Mental Health Center Mrs. Boldt's right leg is thinner home when a nurse discovered to meet her. The Multacks to ok Multack Boldt says her parents in Dixon, Ill., ca Other defendants in the suit be use she was and shorter than her left and she was not her out to dinner and offered were the Dixon Center, the retarded. shut her away in a home for the She born with a condition known as her hip is not connected by bone mentall y retarded the first spina bifida. eventually attended regular her a $ bill at the end of the doctor who delivered her, the to her spine, classes and was graduated evening, she said. seven year s of her life beca use hospital where she was born Her spinal cord is not covered She lived in th e Dixon Center from high school. 'Go away," she said her and the state of Illinois. None of she was born with a dpinal by bone and she walks with the for the first seven years of her When she was 17, Mrs. Boldt father told her. Leave us those named in the suit had any defect, aid of crutches. In addition, life, but was placed in a foster said, she convinced her paren ts alone." Now Mrs. Boldt, a 27-year-old immediate comment. mother of a 4-year-old son, has + gone to court seeking $33 . Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9230 Sun. 12-6 Shop Leesburg, Mond, Mt. Dora & million from her parents, kissimmee daily 9.9 Sun. 12-6 MERCHANDISE POLICY saying they denied her the love oaf •1 a Commandos TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) An Israeli navy patrol killed two seaborne Palestinian commandos and captured two others today after intercepting their boat off Israel's northern Mediterranean coastline, military sources said. The sources said the clash occurred off the coastal resort town of Naharlya, the site of a seaborne Palestinian raid April 22 that left four Israelis dead and four wounded. Two raiders were killed and two captured in today's incident, sources said. - 3 He added the fees would not when natural gas service would available. be assessed to the city sub- be available to all the city She Sues Parents For Committing Her Strauss flew to Egypt Friday after conferring with Israeli leaders In Jerusalem on the first day of a Middle East trip designed to push the peace process ahead, following U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young's resignation because of his unauthorized meeting with a P1.0 representative in New York. Patrol Kills Arthur P. Maheu, manager of the Sanford-based utility company. After the negotiating session, Massey after making a ment for natural gas for the out final details. its natural gas lines along the provide the service, cursory review of the model entire North Seminole area. lie Maheu presented a model Lake Mary Boulevard right-of, franchise said he isn't sure the The city council voted franchise agreement to the city way through the city to reach lie mentioned $200 as the fee could not be charged ba ck to added the firm has a contract unanimously Th ursday night council, pointing out a 3.6 the new Crossings planned unit usual annual billing to a private users from the way the for several hundred homes in authorizing Mayor Walter percent fee would be paid to the development in county tern- home, adding if a group of document is written . He also the Crossings, tOwu like to Sorenson, City Manger Phil city on total billings to bottled tory. homes is interested, the said he would not recommend serve Lake Ma ry and all the Kulbes and City Attorney Gary gas users and six percent from He could not answer specific' chances are better that the the city enter into a 30-year territo ry clear to the Wekiva Massey to negotiate with use of natural gas. questions from councilnwn on service would be made franchise. River. United Press International - -, •'--' ,.- •fl,,fl,on ?pn fl u"1r ,Mrs. Boldt, a divorcee living in New Haven, Mich., filed the suit this week in U.S. District + Court in Detroit against her Of Octuplets Dead only two may live. Three of the babies born to Mrs. Pasqualina Chlanese, 20, have died one, a 15-ounce girl, several hours after the multiple birth Thursday, and two more, a boy and a girl, Friday. Two boys and three girls, suffering trom respiratory problems, have been placed in incubators in four different hospitals. - ciiAaulvt was told by her mother, WE HONOR "You're dead. Your father and I are the only two people in the family who know you are her parents committed her to PARIS (UP!) France has cut aid to Central African Emperor Bokassa I because of a report by African investigators that he ordered and "almost certainly" participated In the killings of hundreds of school children for complaining about wearing costly school uniforms. Diplomatic sources said the cuts involved money for developmental projects that ended up In the pockets of Bokassa, called by the French press "the Frenchspeaking Idi Amin." . out bh#PI .I dAt to be r0"1'i''1°' out t thit P.-Chill4d At . . ...... j 4 R14 ____ , S . , + 3.33 . VW 96 Our Re( Mrs. Boldt, who lives on Social StTurity payments, said France Cuts Bokassa Aid "1W . - her parents when she was l4 but ';a '. . - N _ Boldt was not retarded, her confinement in the mental institution amounted to illegal imprlsomunent. Mrs. Boldt said she located to(b on THE SAVING PLACE . parents, Hyman and Lorayne Multack of East Chicago, Ind. The suit sa id that because Mrs. NAPLES, Italy (UP!) - Five surviving babies of the octuplets born to an Italian woman who took fertility drugs fought for life in incubators today, and doctors say Open House At Flags hip + out gas serk, available to the city, Compromise President Carter's special envoy to the Middle East, Robert Strauss, has failed to get Israeli agreement for a compromise U.S. resolution on the Palestinians at the United Nations, but vowed to stand by Israel at the world body and veto a Kuwaiti measure on "Palestinian rights." 3 ass:rn bIe In Carton . VA Sun-nfl Tons i .•.: '' n.OIDA - UP with ;');, Rejects On Palestinian Rights 91 HOSPITAL NOTES Florida Public Utilities Co. to franchise arrangement to make nat ural (COOtInUe!I From Page 1A) 100 percent of the cod. Since we Phil Kulbes said It had been return on Sanford's investment the resolution is the cost to Lake Mrs. Southward said the because that is the only way have gotten into this project, It agreed by himself and other In the current facility is Mary of "81 cents per I,ow regional sewer system is the for 75 percent of the has cod Sanford $300,000," representatives of the various "good." Kulbes said the PSC gallons, a good deal. There is a only answer to Lake Mary's project's Cost will be approved Knowles said. "Just tell us one governmental entitles involved spokesman said usual rate of capacity at the plant Sanford is financial problems. The sewer by the federal government, way or another what you want to seek arbitration from the return on investment approved willing to relinquish to Lake system, she said, "would ento do." "It's in the best Public Service Commission by PSC for utilities under Its Mary. We are going to replace courage thdustrl.al delpment Sanford. Lake Mary, and (PSC) on the proposed control Is 10 percent or more. that capacity (in the expansion) and expand e cily's tax all the people to work together. It will be cheaper for everyone county delegates have been Kulbes said the rate of 81 at today's value. We have of- base. "I don't know the ads," saia in the long run. But, not when battling over the rate-setting Kulbes said a representative cents per 1,000 gallons of fered to put you In the sewer Councilman Cliff Nelson, voting the people of Sanford are being method for more than a year. of the PSC had said Inclusion in sewage treated, proposed in the business as you need it." Like Mary City Manager the rate of an eight percent resolution, is also good. - pushed and may have to pick up "This is very complicated," for the resolution, "but it's the At the end of Kulbes' report, Massey said. "On an eight per only game in town." Massey, who had been lOOking cent return, it in still a profit. If In addition to Nelson, Mr& over the proposed resolution the plant were sold you would Southward, Mark and Cowlsaid, "I can't recommend this, get all the money back." IRMINOLIMIMORIAL Abdir N. Baker cilman Burt Perinchief voted HOSPITAL The PSC basically sets rates Edwin Brooklyn "Give the man an answer, for the resolution. AUG. if Linda F. Ervin for privately owned utilities." yes or no," said Councilman ADMISSIONS Oiian, A. Fogg He said the return on Sanford: Francis Mark. Henrietta Hammonds vestment means a profit to Joel BuinZIi Patricia Montgomery and Baby Councilman Cliff Nelson said , Edn, M. Dahl Girl privately owned utilities, the regional concept will . Robin L. Franks Knowles explained that : Adlins OWardt probably be a bargain for the Edith Jackson Jos Ir, W. ROUadI regional plant will require an next 20 years. N.UI, Moan Ashley J. Wilburn investment of $15 million. While Gilbert B. Ogline Mrs. Southward asked Elena D. Johnson, Dittoria Students at Milwee Middle School may pick made available then. Georgia Pope 75 percent of those costs will be Knowles for an explanation of Shirley I. Lynds, Lake Mary up their schedules for the 197Mschool year Mary K. Rambo LAKE BRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL Sessli L. Hardy, Lake MonroeBrett J. Von Herbuiis paid for through a grant from the phrase In the resolution between 10 a.m. and noon on Friday, Aug. 24 Orientation for new students Is scheduled Priscilla A. Bradley, OVIldO An open house Is set for Ashley J. Wilburn the federal government, calling for Lake Mary to acSINYNS Other schools with registration and open for Thursday, Aug. 23. Class schedules may Sunday, 1 P.M. to 6 p.m. for the Josept J. Dunne, Deitona Sanford will have to pay for the tively participate within It and Priscilla Bradley. Elmer E. Smith, Deltona house announcements In preparation Of the be picked up at this time. Oviedo pafpJp.g 25 percent of the cost days or the resolution would be new Longwood branch of Leonard D. cootie, Lake mary first day of school on Aug. 27 are as follows: LAKE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL DISCHARGES Flagship Bank at 1020 state with Lake Mary paying flOthlflg voided. Carrie Stanaland. Longwood Sanford: LAKEVIEWMIDDLESCHOOL An open hoisefor now students will beheld Aaron M. Lewellen, Paisley in the way of"up front "money. Knowles said he would r. Road 434. Student and parents are invited to attend an at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 23. Clan sthedules may be Refreshments will be served ______________________________________________• Even though Lake Mary will Lake Mary as an active open house between 9 a.m. and noon on picked up Aug. 23 or Aug. 4 not be investing any money, ticipant in the regional system during the grand opening Thursday, Aug. 23. Student will have an P. OVIEDOHIGHSCIIOOL EVCnIng HtiWd (USPS 4fl.35) when will Sanford will reserve 18 percent if they filed within the next year celebration be able to tour thevisitors new bank portunity to meet theft teachers and pick up Ninth graders and new students are invited of the plant's capacity for the application for funding for a their class schedules. to attend an open house from l0a.m.to2pm. be facility. use of Lake Mary. Sunday, August 19, 1979-Vol. 71, No. 312 sewer collection system CROOMS HIGHSCHOOL on Aug. 23 and Aug. 24. All new students may "We will be paying eight constructed in the city. Student orientation will be held from 8 a.m. pick up their schedules on thie first day of ftlillshod Daily and Sun"y* excoo Saturday by The Sanford Herald, percent," said Councilman Pat HUNT MONUMENT CO. Inc., 35 N. Preach Ave., Sante,t Fla. 357;, "I have fathered a number of to 3p.m. on Aug. 23. Schedules may be picked schooL Southward, "for the privilege Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 up at this time. white elephants In my 25 years -x WY 17 92 FERN PARK LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL not coming up with the front Sanford," Knowles said. "I Students SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL may register now Ufltil the first Ph 339-6988 Name Dobv,ry: W.eeL 71 combs MesS. 13.251 iMlaSs, US$5 YIU. mone y." EIglIIN Mackdon't want to Student orientation will be held day Of .cboel Schedules may be aat1abl. by at 10 am., 131.5. By Malt: Week, SI combs MesS $&"16MesIks, $*lig Year, *Ail _Monumenli __________ Thursday, Aug. 23. Class schedules will be Aug. 23. ___ this size (the regional sewer by mid the b*= line of ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - A Chicago couple claim they soffered extensive injuries two years ago because they were flung from the back of an elephant they paid to ride. Charles and Pearl Jacobson filed the suit Wednesday &PirA Circus World for an unspecified amount of damages. The complaint filed by their Orlando attorney, Coamcil Woolen Jr., said the "suddenly and without warning the elephant threw the plaintiffs to the ground, causing then severe and permanent injuries." 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BECK, Advertising Director, 9 .00kh. 1 Home Delivery: Week, 7Scents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $3600. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. ~. :.N -. The Viet Refugees Clock, By DORIS DIETRICH Problem Wors ens . . .. OPINION The girls were thrilled to death to have a calf named after them. There were Gwenn, Lady Katherine and Olivia. My turn was next. When would another calf be born? One was due I was told by one of the rowdy dowdy's. I slyly kepttrack of the unborn calf's progress through another self-appointed preteen expert of a cousin. Finally, the call came. The new calf was named Joe Boy. I withdrew. I was crushed. It was my turn. I had seniority. I was neglected - rejected. What on earth had I done to be completely overlooked on this this ceremonious occasion? My heart bled. I couldn't eat. I was nauseated. My school work suffered. the lovable llama. Steil had the pleasure of selecting the name, Joe Boy, from about 200 applications, she said. "We might as well keep It In the family," Stella said. "The other two i1Aipn (parents) were named for our own children, Liz and Dick." Does Stella feel discriminated against? Has she been deprived of her equal rights? Not Stella. "The next llama will be a female and we'll call Don't llamas come from Peru? Perhaps -maybe a few. Nobody asked me, but I think an appropriate name for the llama born recently at Central Florida Zoo would have been Beanie - you know, after Um, the capitol of Peru. No? Stella Oritt said she was excited when she learned the two llamas that she and her husband Joe donated to the zoo In 1977 were "in a family way" and a blessed event was eminent. "If it's a male, let's call him Joey," Stella told her husband. It's a hey. In the interest of a true community spirit on behalf of the zoo, the Oritta spearheaded a "llama ilable" contest. They put up $100 as prize money to the person who came up with a suitable name for the baby ruminant, a "first" for the zoo. Any patron buying an admission ticket to the zoo was eligible for an application to submit a name for Around S.. her Star for Stella," she said. Joe Boy brings back memories. My citified aunt and uncle bought a farm near Montgomery, Ala. when I was a shy kid of about nine. I wish I could call It a plantation or a ranch, but It was mainly a hideaway to help harness the energies of their three rowdy dowdy growing sons, my cousins. It was a practice to name each new calf born (and there weren't at many during the amuys onei taste of country life) after the cousins. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nationwide, the young black woman, my problem. "But Dahlln', the calf was a boy and had to have £l._ I- 1&.... Is. uwuv nam -MIC UCAI Ui iusv, 9 WAVs.uivu. - e jJ - The JULIAN BOND that Is at once moral, economic and political. An acceptable humane solution must include res ponses that address each of the Issues raised. To do less is to risk deepening an already appalling tragedy. In recent weeks, Hanoi has responded to the heightened International outcry by sharply curtailing refugee traffic-an act that could, in time, ease the overcrowding in Asian refugee camps and reduce the number of boat people perishing on the high seas. But, of course, fewer refugees leaving Vietnam only means more trapped inside the _ ' _ Ii ag __ wic a - ___ 000 [J00 00Uo .,. . 1. ' '' Black üt1L1 '1 • , it r-W Dwnership., - In July, the National Association of Property Owners held its first conference on land use in Washington. It brought together many kinds of . &ij;lIlIIl people, among them national park ln'holders farmers, ranchers, loggers, Indian chiefs frt Minnesota's Boundary Waters, Alaskans It fighting to keep control of their state's resources. Conferees heard addresses from such -The once 'private property, new the Harris congressional leaders as House Majority Leader Neck Wildlife serve, takes in Jim Wright of Texas, Senator Ted Stevens of The federal government bought the land for nator Roger Jepaén of Iowa. and Sethe addresses perhaps the most less than $10 an acre from its former owners - _______________________________________________________ Alaska But of all most of them black -for an Army Air Force moving was that of a black educator, Dr. Nathan Ban in the ..rly ift This was done on the Wright Jr. promise, the blacks say. that it would be sold Nathan Wright ls now professor of urban life .. Purchase Priceat the back to then atU at the State University of New York. For many end of World War U. years he has been quietly influential in the 'Only you know how to got seasick on a r iver, Jimmy!' Nearly 75 black families were forced to movement for civil rights and economic equity abandon their homes In this coastal community for black Americans. He was chosen to chair the 40 miles below Savannah, receiving an average landmark National Conference on Black Power of $7 per acre for their land. Some received as In 1997, and Is the author of 18 books on history, little as $2.44 per acre. BUSINESS WORLD theology and civil rights. seventeen years the land was designated a national wildlife refuge under the U.S. DepartDr. Wright took his listeners back tothe early meat of the Interior. days of the republic. He recounted how our In May, the civil rights movement founding fathers had believed that the essential i Mcintosh County. With the assistance of igedi for a republican form of government, professional civil rights workers from and for the preservation of Individual liberty Southelfl Qwlstian Leadership Conference ad itself, was a wide distribution of genuine private alcohol only for gasohol that should enable By LeROY POPE of ''°' ' ProPedy ownership. to UPS WrM produce * Lot more. diesel- o, . .i... aU _______ ________ .. I I . Property ownership symboifted - an,-,16.) vestment in the life of the nation, a stake staged marches and cemp4ns and chained substantial, production of gasoline-petroleum strike involved the truckers' protest over the wel.1-being of society. Those who owned . In thS. themselves to the gat of the re(4s. priority allocation for the use of diesel fuel the he said, viewed their public duties In Qults.9 motor fuel mixtures are looking up. The United States responded quickly, arrested Avis, the big auto rental company, and Phillips Department of Energy gave the farm different light than the propeity.ies. They saw the protestors, and IS lUhig thelD, CI5I*VI'I that Petroleum Co. are testing alcoholgasoline organizations for 42 days in May and June. themselves as responsible for promoting tI'e the federal government lU dim thu tothe mixtures, and the National Council of Farm e common weal, while thought Many people couldn't understand why th Cooperatives has named a committee that more about how t he benefit common weal could farmers got the priority, The Harris Neck families have responded begun a detailed study of the matter. nd suppo rt th em. "The re ason," Naden said, "Is that May and a a jter.ciaim, ciargiuig that the United State, The farm cooperatives own 14 small refineries the critical months for planting grains in the ropràaive racial t4In4. of 1$4Z used that make gasoline, diesel fuel and other j Dr. Wright told how, over two centuries of and soybeans, the basic vegetaMeproteijcr,ps. Independence, black AmerIcans were "fraud" aoi "tieceptien" to sake the land. petrJetan products excl for the latin These crops In turn determine the amounts of systematically denied the opportunity to became Evelyn drier, 1110 WM 14 when the RiftS market. Some months ago usively a top executive of one liVestoCk, poultry and dairy produc ts that will be owners of property. Neck land was taken, said the riikliiiti wire of the major oil companies told United available for domestic use and export." told the land would be used for a IP7 sr-:. International these farm co-ops were In a Naden' said the planting period was moreInstead of helping former slaves and their Hans Niuhauser, e position to do something constructive about ftfn y because of the late descendants to acquire ownership and contribUI Geor gia ConssrvWlCY, the premierwPBkwm gasohol than anybody else in the picture. spring. "If the farmers hadn't had a priority on to the strengthof their community and nation, all ea h ecologists and conservMIona "Their members have the waste land to grow diesel oil, the food crops simply wouldn't have too often white people -whether deliberately RirI Slate, weighed In agaifl th the kind of crops that might produce significant been planted." unconsciously - threw up barriers to bla Neck. amounts of cheap ethanol alcohol," the oil man ownership. -He cited Its "Importance as a watering groend sai" Naden said the managers of ft they have nt&iei for migratIng ____ waterfowl," __ __ ______ _____ ,, refineries knew they were In difficulty early this This Dr. Wright labels "the law of conportas* to an '"hed resident CMIidISJ1 Kenneth D. Naden, president of the National year, when first rwnbllnp of trouble In the venleitly lowered vision of human worth," nd ahOuI Iranian oil wells began. In January, the Iranian he says it is a It I°' P!Pu1'' Comdl of Farm Cooperatives, t which robbed Americs i u l because the original o-op refineries running at spotty the cosstrthsjtkjng that rWjc, of minority orgeizaUon now is conv ced that while cheap crisis had the c in ieee said. ____ their land back," Na ___ rates of SIte 06 percent of ___ capacity whenth ey all Americans could have ___ made had they been glv ethanol alcohol cannot be produced Untoetunntaiy forth.Comm ul sho d have been doing 96 percent to build a reasonable opportunity. sisticieit to aoiv. th e ___ esjv, Be than, D.-Ga., who wh of It u.& stocks for the rini IA season. 'night be made to help farmers. a u on ri.nts Harris Neck, IMrsdic.d Wright than offered lAs prescription Nr 990% The use 1 alcohol.petroletau fuel mixtures hi The farmers tried to buy fuel on their own but hisDr. th. ori • tint would return the country: constantly broaden the distribution the United Stat.. sa for has been is gasohol Wirifl't VirY slEsdU1 wAll Washington gave owners or heirs tar the price paid (ort Ross aloolial private property ownershlp helpa of plus gesolins bit the feasibility st themththearpriority diesel allocation. th Gkes'g hid (ba 111erIn Americans earn a tangible share In mixtures of diesel oil and alcohol has been If e f mers iAax* InLIOC and o er cheap nation's weto _____ Math. alth; protect private property crops on marginal land and It Is distilled into ag 8uhcoumilUesonVIshadW4àuservstMs dienosetrated experimentally, the seemingly Inaatiau. ,.Imir.. of __ The (xnws about as mIch diesel fuel In cheap alcohol and mixed with petroleum fuels, gover nment bureaucrats at all level., who And •: ___ tractors and electric generators as they do that might tie a big help next year. The corn. ____ consider ft a nuisance to be removed, rather than General AcoswAIn Omes ditirifliMS Ihethir gaaolkie for vehicles and engines to turn small mittee will decide whether and how tO Soor'sisai purthis Ui lS$M ad the u a soiree of the nation's economic and political n- machines. Even If the co-op refineries used the comiAldi that. , HW,Ga. - ThepeopleofHarris Neck, McIntosh County, want their land back. National Association for the Rights of People doesn't want them to have It. Neither does the Georgia Conservancy or the United Stan of Americo. The dispossessed people of Harris Neck can't tell the difference between them. ___ , . I We can only wait and see if Vietnam is Indeed willing to permit supervised emigration. Meanwhile, the Carter administration should hoist its human rights banner against the forcible detention of Vietnamese seeking freedom, even at the risk of death. P c - . . Carefully Seminole County schools open their doors Aug. 27 to officially begin the new school year. That's only about a week sway, but none too soon for motorists to consider sharpening up their driving skills and revising some driving habit.. Student safety Is what we're - after here. Soon after school Is out for the simumer, drivers have a , tendency to change thur driving habits because bsint and warning 1*1 croiiIngs are dsactiv ___ faster .Ln those areas duri swnner, confident there's no danger because the crosswalks are free Of students. sthoolreop.ns, the first few weeks are critical, and it's then when drivers must pay more I attention to their driving habits near schools. MrimlnderwilIholP. JACK ANDERSON 0 I s- WASlW9GTOt4llupidity k 55117 the Of law and order feds he Is above the thingapnIMkIaiwWceisto; Wstthshind law, '*nem. ci ck.wAer trad t 9$i gracaMy ' Allhlku.m was In Congress when the IS ai"peIgp digs, mito.beur spud lImit Ui enacted, he has . - - this week. . the r*'eW 1e bus Maed twice since May for speeding; both Rimphada.uomentrr-1,u thou' ha tried to claim "cou'iral Ian. lit Hap. Quips W 1. I 9 4. . 1 . , .$ II the st alcohoL Bet he is aHIUtOeccet1&1aleiJpoit from those. at the pails, In the 119$ kite race, It wai't adtir, (Sn *; even close. Hoses took an electoral111111I'e4lack, of lii Coors brewIng eeeiiy have g,tt1 cnl asrcuit of the e. rthsAoestó liuu::'s 'palge (usda. WAIVH ON WAITE: Each year the a.saj against - __ - - Incas ares, Hausmháidoi,tpIa far stricter Services Adininletraiuen gives In.de mch an isee is open cost heck I 061$: nly." podhionthesthe MOr55ch. Haislidedas nUes of dollars' th of surplus pc Heuiedt.MqwAdj fret tIme, Hansen was clocked at $1 Imnorary chairman cia We)9'i-b.ed, edi- property to various state ad .Itablo So ii attuney taii a, Je li,w. m.pt He Ui able, a.,ii1Peu, to talk the abortion group known as Slop ti. Baby Killers. orgaMIâes, 1 recipient, a, appusd. .66 bet he is s,M" when he e keeper wA of a ticket, as grousde *Abe These singla-Issus hardithers countenance "t detailed a of what .pi material vislisdth. Eledis diau p'p hadsavuraimeet to 11usd ad Ui nmteg 'abortion only If the mother's life is hi danger- they Want ad why they need M Nmw - W ro nesed thos,he was deppadfordoing Inc udrepeerbiced. $:±dgewo-'--usuur 79. mpk Apia __lk1sdtheosrgrLval ma WM A t. oraIarfrWInummm jgas4 ___ ____ - - . , - irIity being chergod ..4.•. h''fl PitoHase rtetlor. bit the trooper gove a cear=ow b" at bm In Im'uswA.aspla warshesus hIde a hk tie sudem ad tiebatamypey of loS concern t 1''i cI51MMets this." e.dad *e ho ilo c t tsp ci um 11" .m, Iu aeur be see - is !±. are the 811 _ is t i. IN___" ____ •3 P ii V es's 115151155 bWfT S ad MA t Yeah ck, DIMe. ueldr':fee, Is us us * a, Ims&l1_aI 555 l S A_"wl av ft ci k_.djsdIA twjte ci Aadubeleus., IwAId dictator ci wWdI i1lus lINhy Step the Isby 06 diL d It Ui Nlsana, HapM,.vg KIWL -. ofther1plwAIciuIM.eádpr udifEiseito, ___ Jy, i Ite - Dep&.15 ilm l b"-,ft __ _ -. a u,r - The crowd attending the continental style breakfast was one of the larger ones seen In Seminole County In recent months, especially at the early hour of 8 a.m. Nearly as many Republicans as Democrats were on hand to welcome the . 1_1hh1es1Pt j r be eepe r'--ig - • -NS __ __ -fl ,,, I.1 m'á'* - silk i'W u'*Has j - !wt. !e, s ' . us the hoes a the Maims eudlhe acuspw'--ig - bit in lbs sly a "buengte" 1aIan. We I a JslbufesOP*1 Ms-p-r-unb. he a v&-,fAli Isest Ii l'is. kimt wr . di, •s _ -s IosusceuHad IprHbSstho. Hes thoistulies of hoptuitlon viUgo dews' the pr-klol went tothe farad dIb,tsbl.d VON 11th'$ eisteebebusss.ka- abed Hap, IVet Lad ci rr- '- 'to' he in dee akelle., the hoe. '911co could pass. Lad Is Pop'es, hSa1us, e tide 51t' A MusS, shuns. lbS chUch's cos. is (lurch aeri triable. lit the sly CaWa il Dlg. '. ,1• ' - I-LwA of Ha $m pslq. ___ " r- . , _ . __ . - -. - Former State Rep. Tom McDonald, past - president of the chamber, was master of ceremonies for the event. The major newspapers and columnists In Washington are criticizing senators and congressmen for being out of the nation's capital on recess, Chiles said. "But, It's not a real world up there." The senator said those who stay In Washington soon develop the "I know what's best" attitude by talking to the bureaucrats. Chiles was at his best fielding questions from the audience. - Sanfordite Jim Crowe questioned the proposal to separate education from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) by creating another department of government Crowe's concern was that the creation of the depa rtment Is a first step In a federal takeover of education in the at HEW has become , Chiles responded th so big that Virtually nothing happens there. "Education is lost in that departhe said. - - ____ cit1ng raat Chiles also was questioned about whether coestdsraticn had been given to - _ the states In light of the deficits in the to federal government as contrasted with the financial surpl uses seen In most of the states. The senator said the federal government is giving back to the Mates annually about $88 billion and he said he has always felt the unit of government sharing the revenues also should share responsibility. He said the states are telling the federal government to cut categorical grants while leaving state revenue-sharing funds which have fewer restrictions alone. "But they do not give us a cut list," he said. To the criticism that the executive and legislative branches of the federal government do not cooperate, Chiles said the "national press always harps on where there are failures In cooperation. "But, the system Is designed for checks and balances," the senator said. Of problems with the social security system, Qilles said the revamping of the system several years ago wasn't a true revamping at all, but rather a method of putting more money Into the system. instances social security is costing the taxpayer more than Income taxes. On Amtrak, he said: "If they are not going to change the route of the Floridian - not go ing to let It go through Louisville and Atlanta where the people are Its continued operation is a waste of funds. Amtrak is a heck of a way to run a railroad." Ck* SALT lilt "Is MU1 being dI.cssd In committee and debate Is to begin In late September and October. The question of whether the treaty Is fair to the United States must be answered. I don't happen to believe we can trust the Russians merely on their word. "My concern Is the loss of our listening posts In Iran and whether there are other means through which we can determine If Russia Is cheating. "Our national defense Is based on a triad of bombers, submarines and land based Intercontinental ballistic missiles. Our bombers are obsolete. I don't think they can detect our submarines. "It makes sense to go into a fair agreement. I'm convinced Russia only recognizes strength and that we can bargain with Russia only through strength," Chiles said. He pointed out that the United States Is spending 56 percent of Is defense budget on military payroll and retirement while the Russians are spending only 17 percent of its defense budget In that direction. "The Russians already have more ships and more tanks," he said. - _____ Growing Older 1", '. 'Not Jumping For Joy I-, Our -, ___ :. - ______ -'-- ciMsare iftcsitwdntMi mot bY inytlMrIt4n". s lleie'sthectch: Thsindezi based cs pods and su*ou bo* by urban ' ...and dwiowiibee& - l,).ThI V111,1005 Muss tmabw up the ØrorewelgModisIm.ostMcebwden ,SopadNw.iurvey,Fied,fori* ukr up 3L4 purest of lbs ides tiw --- Is *3 percent; ddft ad 11,1 purcet; trsu1tIu' 13.6 - Medicare, Why can't zophistirded th. government's al provide dma cstheitemsoswhidiweldersopendiw messy? ___ lde ci Cap" dsas.fleyusbllpiitJiMabiMMY— Cempeisrs W cutaily neoded lduuitl.s "-of 11W m as us deuce so ':?" - ,' - -. - . - - . -1 ----- - - - - •- - - ---- , As a former businessman employing seven people I am appalled at what is about to happen In government aid to Chrysler Corp. While I was In business, It was a matter of sink or swim. Good years I made more and bad years I made less and at times I wondered if I could survive and I had no one to turn to for help. With big corporations like Lockheed, Penn Central, Chrysler and others, as soon as they mismanage into near bankruptcy, they run to us taxpayers to bail them out. AU the while none of the top brass takes a cut in pay. Where Is this so-call ed free enterprise system that we all brag about? These corporate officers would be the first to complain about the cod of welfare for the poor, but they are our biggest welfare recipients of all. They are also the first to oppose socialism, but first In line to receive It. No m0lft tam you cut ft down to the tact that 'w.ha'e zoc%ali for the rich end ntl1)y, aMen cafled sink or swim free enterprise for the rest of us. 1. Nick Lusier 25008. French Ave. Sanford Inequalities Cited Women's Equality Day, Aug. 26, is NOT a day for celebrating. The Florida Senate's recent defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment ratification legislation underscores the unequal status of women. Some of the Inequalities that still exist In spite of the claims that the Equal Rights Amendment Is not needed are: Over 800 sections of the U.S. Code discrim inate on the basis of sex. Under Social Security regulations, a lifelong homemaker develops no Social Security credits of her own and is not eligible for wives' benefits until her husband retires. Again under Social Security, a working woman who takes time off to raise a family lowers her benefits because of noncoverage during her May-at-home pe riod. Women make up over 40 percent of the workforce and 13 percent of them are heads of households, yet they face a far more difficult time In obtaining mortgage money than men do. If a wife is divorced prior to 10 years of marriage, she loses any Social Security protection she may have For example, computers can and should provide data on what families without children spend. They can compare the spending of a family ol three with the spending of families of four, five and six. They can also 'provide spending comparisons based on age, income, amthanllOawesk. pl o)ment stat us end place of residence. Thus. who were drawing $130 now get We are not saying the Consumer Price $12.67 more monthly -less than $4 more Index Is a fraud. But the 9.9 percent In. 1v crease In Social Security jut doesn't seem Who's _ldth4 whom? Meseistile back in the store where we percent; health and recreation, ILl to cover the Special spending nude of NUlOr citizens today. ercet, and miscellaneous, .4 percent. ep, prices have gone isp and up and up. To the Social Security Administration, hing about Theee welgi*114s tall us n ot 's why we mint take a look at how our hew much ices have gone up specifically we won't say ,"Thanks for nothing." We'll pr awo-gsnsrous govsninmi seined upon for us seniors since ow let Social Security JIM say, "Go beck to the computers and r L9 perceost sinus. Increase. Nor di, we know how our .pen- give us a more realistic increase." SOCial S5CWIIY Increases WI ttlUered ding practices compare with those of 11" ayouww wuuru. YVAW l5rIcs Index rises $ pircint or more. That es: We do not often pswctias. Examples: 5 bees the law since lfl. fwaitars. Few d us boy or repair homes. Basically, the index 1* a et,IIstcal orciant srd Mass iiasws of price changes for an array repsire). We keep ow recreatIon s li t Includes food, ___1a7d services mlflbPllil. Our medical at a housing, transportation and SiMeS __ _ . - , Aitosds - _k The senator said the chance of the states losing control of education to the federal government is greater by leaving it under HEW than under an autonomous department. "With a Department of Education, responsibility can be pinpointed," he said. senator. Conspicuous by his absence was the lone Democrat on the county commission, chairman Bob French. Republican commissioners, Bill Kirchhoff and Sandra Glenn, were present as were representatives of all seven Seminole County cities and State Rep. Bobby Hattaway, D- _ .1 I I. - - ' He said the social security system now has automatic cost of li ving Increases to recipients and depends on payroll taxes for Its funding. "Each one percent of unemployment costs the federal government $16 billion" for the system," Chiles said. He said Medicare and Medicaid should be excluded f rom the social security tr ust f und and come out of the government's general revenue. Chiles said In some So now we seniors have received a Social Security Increase. But we're not jumping for joy. Than of us who were getting Social Security checks of $0 a month now receive $439.60. That's an increase of less Stupidity' An Inconven ence.fl.t ___ HansenI . - U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles, D- Lakeland, fielded questions on a variety of subjects at the personality breakfast of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Strength.. . When JERRY'S WORLD Chi'lles Fields Questions - . S. NOWR 'I d.L...... L._. 'I Am Appalled' ____ Gas=M*x i Look ng U p stopped "forever." Presumably, Rep. Rosenthal is prepared to accept at face value Vietnam's pledge to organize "orderly departures" of refugees. Those familiar with Hanoi's many previous deceptions will remain understandably skeptical. school crossing Parties & Politics -. Rosenthal, seemed almost to rejoice in Hanoi's promise that the flood of boat people had been . Readers _____ I ~ _ r ~w, ft a ,- ~J - ` ~ _~~, ,,~;";'' Write . .-. proval. - .. 'UBUBU UCI]____ , an 60060 ____ About .. , *". _______ "4' Fou I ? decided to rid itself of whole segments of its society Judged unreliable by the politburo in Hanoi. If the world will not accept these people as refugees, it must be prepared to witness their liquidation. The United States government cannot and must not acquiesce in any such "final solution." And yet, the comments of some members of the 'cQV.fltOUs1 4*U*ttOnthat vtittsd- Hanot ____________ ___ ~/If 1\N - ____ RONALD REAGAN . .4; ' e - nam's version of the Gulag Archipelago. The well-documented truth is that Vietnam has - , 1/ Play Or Vietnamese held inside their country and against their will, no decent nation can sanction, much less encourage, Hanoi's ruthless crackdown on wouldbe escapees. Vietnamese authorities recently announced the arrest of 4,000 persons caught attempting to escape. These same officials report that some of those arrested were shot. Others no doubt, will be forcibly relocated to the dreaded "new economic zones" or Incarcerated In the network of prisons and "re-education" camps that constitute Viet- - * a ir Hanoi has given ithnon-Communist Asian neighbors and those Western nations accepting refugees for resettlement a welcome breather in the form of a chance to catch up on the backlog of boat people already in the camps. Yet, considering the fate that awaits those Drive :,,. • ' 4 F country. The delegation leader, Rep. Benjamin ,..1-,I-".;:, ., Indicated white women between the ages of 12 and 19 have the highest Incidence of attempted rape, Spolskl said, a review of reports taken by his department Indicate the ages of those experiencing an atltuatIon in Seminole County, sheriff's tempted rape are generally older more department spokesman John Spoiski said often from 15 to the mid 30s. today. According to the national study, black The study, conducted by the Law and other minority women are more often Enforcement Assistance Administration, involved In attacks In which a weapon Is I%JUflU LflL oiscs and other minority used by the rapid. women were more than 1.7 times as likely be that there are incidents that are not Single women, walking alone in a public to be raped as white women, reported," he said, place between 6 p.m. and midnight, face "Based on the experiences of those who The national study found that rape Is the greatest chance of rape. The study have worked the cases In Seminole County, highly Intreraclal for black and other found that the likclthuud of bercming a we would find that statement not to be minority victims. The study reported only rape Victim diminishes as one's income true. There are about as many or more a small proportion of black victims stated rises. white rape victims as black victims in the their attacker was white. Women who try to protect themselves by county," Spolski said. Spoiski said that finding generally screaming, running away or fighting back He said precise statistics on the racial corresponds to the rape patterns In greatly their chances of being' breakdown and other facts connected with Seminole County. "Although," he added, injured, increase the study found. specific crimes are being computerized "there are exceptions. One recent case "Because few rape victimizations inbut as yet are not available. Involved six rapes. The rapist was black volve more than one victim, one "It Is not to say that there may not be but only one of the victims was black," suggestion perhaps unrealistic In many twice as many black rape victims as Seminole County varied from the circumstances Is that young women should white, but for whatever reason in this national pattern In the age range of vlc- avoid being out at night alone," the study area, the reports don't reflect that. It could thins of attempted rapes. While the study said. alone at night, stands the greatest chance of becoming a rape victim, a federal survey revealed. But that finding does not parallel the Then one day l mustered the courage to tell dad LJ7.. _ ..... Oh. . I Who Are Rape V*ctims? '. - I exodus of refugees from Communist Indochina has presented the world with a problem Municipal Circles It Sunday, Aug. 1, 17P-SA - accrued through her husband's coverage. Women need a high school diploma to join the Army, men do not. Many Mates provide for Indeterminate prison sentences for men and specify minimum or maximum terms for women. In Georgia and Alabama, the husband lithe legal guardian of minor children. In Kent ucky, women may only work as waitresses, cashiers or ushers - in places that serve alcoholic beverages. iO.In New York, wosnen cannot work In the basement of a mercantile establlslunent or restaurant unless permission Is granted by the Industrial Coruniadon. In Arkansas homestead rights belong solely to the husband. LouisIana's famous "head and mete?' law was recently upheld by the Cour t. The husband has date total control and may jointly held property without notifying his wife. 12. Courts in Wet Virginia and all Wiacoiuln have decided that who a wife earns money working In the husband's business those earnings boloagtolEi. 14.bs Maine,It was rulsd thtprollti fromajoholyousdbwineubslong to the hushuid even tho the will had put In most of the effort. aren't nursing, we could devise a plan to entice them back into the profession After all, these are the nurses who already have the education, have already passed their state board licensing examination, and most likely have valuable years of experience behind them. Why aren't nurses nursin g? Recently I conducted a survey around the state asking nurses what they thought was the most serious problem in their profession. Conclusions are not final yet, but out of 1,190 responses, the following are what nurses have an swered: Inadequate time to spend with patients; low wages; (C) lack of job security; increased demands; lack of Leadership in nursing; lack of unity among nurses; potential lawsuits. Being a graduate of the college in question myself, 1 think there Is no finger program anywhere-, and I am 15 In 1970, Ohio Supreme Court stated that the wife is at best a superior servant to her husband...only a chattel with no personality, no property, and no legally recognized rights, Linda Nays, President league Of Women Voters Of Seminole County P.O. BOX 1004 Altamonte Springs On Retirement Retirement Syndrome: We know you have what we're asking for And your ex perience is as valuable as gold. You can probably do what we want and more, But the problem is, you're too old. Your health Is good; your memory keen. On this, as Individuals, we're sold But we have to follow the policy WhIch says, simplyt "Yo*'r. W.40 "U,. . with whlrh - - gr*atA to .bau $c*.ten my - 'ossic .. I.1iiM*, '%WhTIt*,.s....\ be to proliferate graduates to go on to become traumatized by the nurse-curse and then to Into other fields (i.e.. real esta te, secretarial, etc.) The solution - " .'- You have Ideas you know we'd like to learn And we'd ask, could we ever be () I4 All the auestlons - - lies In correctly Identifying the nur wwaui iura may oe 10 caxe toe once-dedicated nurses we already have and make them want to work again as Except our rules say: "You're too old." Sometime your gray skies may again turn blue And you'll not find yourselves out In the cold. The bottom line wi ll be: "The job's yours, you will do, Though people may say you're too old." The Rev. Father J. Powell Eaton G-t 110 Airport Blvd. Sanford nurses- by providing them with motivational benefits andjmproving their working conditions. Right now, even Florence Nightingale wouldn't survive. Gail Hallas, R.N., B.S. Executive Director Florida Health Education St. Petersburg Modern Day Miracle 'Exciting To Girls' A recent Jack Anderson column claims that "Big Oil" failed to solve the rubber crisis of World War II and would fail to solve the energency crisis of Let me take this opportunity to express my appreciation to you for the excellent coverage your paper gave to the Sanford Girl Scout Day Camp. Our Day Camp was highly successful, and I'm sure it was exciting for the girls and adults to see the daily coverage it received. I would also like to thank Judy Sanders and her staff for the great job they did. The promotion and coverage, combined with the cooperation of all your staff, was excellent. Thank you for offering a paper we can all be proud of. Doris B. Bacon Field Director Citrus council of Girl Scouts, Inc. P.O. Box 637 Winter Park today. He claims the rubber crisis was saved by using grain alcohol and the gasoline crisis of today could be solved the same way. This column contains some errors that should be corrected. It Is true the first synthetic rubber was based on butadiene produed by Union Carbide from ethyl alcohol (grain alcohol). However, a more efficient process was developed by Standard Oil Development producing butadiene from petroleum. In 1943, 130,000 tons of rubber was produced, 77 percent derived from grain alcohol, the balance from petroleum. By 1945, 60 percent of the total of 820,000 tons was derived from petroleum by "Big Oil." The McGraw Hill Chemical Engineer's Award of December, 1943, honored both companies using the alcohol process as well as the "Big Oil" companies. They 1. had accomplished a modern day miracle, and there was plenty of credit for everyone. Th. Nursing Problem It has been repuited that hospitals In one Florida county are chipping In to donate over $130,000 to its local junior college to graduate more nurses each yearin order to solve the protAem of the shortage of n urses. Isn't It possible that before this amount Is allocated that the decision-makers should take a closer look at Identifying the problem The war effort would have been seriously hampered if either process had been depended upon exclusively. However, when the war ended, the alcohol process was soon discontinued In favor of the more efficient petroleum process which has been continued. In order to supply our current gasoline needs with alcohol based on corn we would need to expand our corn production fourfold and our distillery capacity one hundredfold. Coal, which is plentiful, would be a more efficient and practical raw material. The energy crisis can no doubt be solved If, once again, we utilize the beat skills and technology, but misinformed criticism (even if well Intentioned) by t he media and the politicians will make corr!ctly? The facts are that we do not have a shortage of nurses at all. What we do have is a shortage of working nurses. AM here is where, I feel, a closer look should be taken. In this par ticular county there are presently 9,749 nurses who are licensed. Of this figure. 2,173 people choose to hold Inactive licenses. Why? 01 those holding active licenses, simple fIgurtig concludes at the 17 local hospitals have 4.6 nurses each to choose from - If the nurses were willing to work in the field of nursing. And that'i the key: Nurses who are licensed to practice In their prokeslon are net practicing In their prolealon. Maybe II we found out why nurses It difficult, Eimer A. Fike P.O. Box 540 Nitro, West Virginia - - - ---- -- -- -- -- * 1 - . -. -. ' ______________ .- -. .• - ;.- .. . .- .. 4.... ..........-. - . - - ,. -- - - -- -. -- - . ..- - - . - .: -, --.; ,, i'.':-- --- * - - ., �. . A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. M" — County School Bus Schedules ~ I I Down The Mississippi es. e t BOSTON tism minstrel shows to Name Church. As a , ,, , W ., f ll NEW YORK (UP!) 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Of'. 7,13 1st Dr. all $ummenlln Ave. 7:13 Summenlln Ave. B *Pi St. 1.1.15401151*1 n.A v..,1I, -U .1 11 I prices Csllrts Way &FlestaDr .....................................2:25 Barbuda Way (Mlddleof Block) ...............................2:23 7:15 Acapulco Way lOaklandoDr .................................2:20 Besl4Drlvor Mo.J. Rowell Oakland Hills, Forest City Rd 7:35 OakiandoDrB Encino Way ...................................2:20 7:31 HilivIew Dr B Mathews Rd ....................................2:23 7:10 HlllvlewDrlGreenHouse ...................................2:22 7:41 HlllviewDr (let houseonleft) .................................2:23 1:4 ArlettaStl Albemarle Rd ....................................2:25 7:45 CR.IliB Green Acres Campgrounds .......................... 2:27 1:23 $eN.rd Ave B Oak way • 3 IesWsrl AVI&"VSn Nerkehis" Isop Be$desrs($ou*) 7:33 Southwest Road & 15th St. - OII Threatens r i# fl rower) Sale effectIve hwy Saturday, Sept. 1st. 7:0 2:32 C.427 I Bolder Ave 2:23 C-SI? Laurel Ave 2:21 C.427 I Bedford Rd 2:25 C.437 I Tucker Dr 1:35 C.427 & Radio St 2:27 C.427 I luniand Dr Myrtio Ave So 11,Wllllsnnv leg styles. 14 OldOda.dsislway.lider$p,lags,J,ejop Hemmed, CifliØ 2:29 beg. $12. Plain Pockets cords of 14 oz. cotton-polyester In straight leg and flare 7:11 Melody Ln& McNeil Nd .................................. 2:15 2:15 Busl22DrlverMs.L.Caken OsklaodHills 2:25 Fairmont Or B Lake Dot Di 2:27 Collins Dr B Lake Dot Dr 2:31 Hwy llfl& Windy Hill Mobile, 1us$) Dr$vrMs. 1.. Breodwey 230 M Ave & Lake Ave 2:31 MyrtleAve&$anfordAve Bws22 Driver Ms.P.Sty PelestCity (SeslkeISR43S), Burnish *1, Pearl Lake Apt* 7:45 U.sIlDrlveeNs.C.$tewart - P.M. Time 7:35 Forest Lake DrBS*434 ......................................2:31 7:35 Porsst Lake DrB Forest Lake Cir .............................2:30 7:31 Pligalt Ave B Academy Dr .................................... 2:21 7:4 Pwl Lake CswyBPeeri Lake Apts ........................... 2:25 7:13 PeulLake CswyB Lamar Ave ................................2:21 1:44 Pea'lLakeCswyBMcNell Rd ................................2:22 SuotoadUstsIes,Nlwayll.fl($e.*) IPSlllDriver Ms.S.A,Iady . Time • BasINDrhis, Mr. Civan.va . Beldekers 2:30 Hester Ave IMyrtliAve 7:35 13th St. I Olive Ave. 7:10 13th St. B Holly A ve. Save 25 % o n gIN boys ' and irls ' S perCord 0 Blab LAKE ILIMINTARY SCHOOL . AM BeallIDriysr Mr. L.Wklfo 2:30 Ph StI Cypress Ave 2:22 ttti It I Locust Ave 13th St. B Oleander Ave. Off icer Kill nicer iiiea e d Ifl 3nootout . 2:10 10th St & Mulberry Ave las Il4Drtves'Mr.S. Cissineve Oee,get,Wi 7%1$ Ntulberry . 7:30 Olive Ave. S Wh St. nurse. Rd B Daawn Cf BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY - 7:25 Pecan Ave. B 4th St. 7:30 Avocado Ave. B 5th St. 733 Jmamine Ave.15th $1 she had been attacked or inflicted the wounds herself. In February 1075, Nancy Fuller Atwater, 50, another member of the family, was beatento death byaznale Lane m . Driver Mr. S. Andersen 2:27 i3th StB Oleander Ave 2:30 10th St & Olive Ave 2:35 5th St B Jessamine Ave . re (Mown Terrace, *~Way to estiabils1h whether ___ : 2:30 13th It & Olive Ave 2:25 13th St B Holly Ave 001111116114 - ' eomobm BusUDriverMs. I. Ndslnssn ROLLING HILLS ESTATES, Calif. (UP!) Carlisle HIgI1t, 40, an heiress to the Wrigley family chewing gum and sports fortune, was found gabbed to death Friday In SaMfe &64;a 2:31 Pecan Ave B 4th St 7:32 *h St. n egress iress Stabbed T He 0 Dearn '30 Lake Ma" Blvd & L.L*e MaryRd : 2$ Lake Mary Blvd I Sun Dr 2:31 Markham Woods Rd & Stone Gate (South ) 2:29 Avocado Ave & Ith St 7:23 Brision Ave. 120th St. 7:35 Sipes Ave. & Main St. Bus l4i Driver Mr. L.WkNe ?30 5th St. B Cypress Ave. uroy 2:31 Lake Mary Blvd & Palmetto Ave .i..uinyRer..wiww,. 2:25 Southwest Rd & 10th St r 2:30 2:32 Academy 2.23 Academ y Ave BusI4IDrlvvMe.LWats UacslnHiIts,LicUardt 2:30 Airport Blvd B Thd St 2:24 Airport Blvd &lCthlt Illos N Of !Vet w e. noblow Betdsbe,s(Menres Terrace,Caslle Brewir) BII St iSNl Midway(Wed) ... .. -- 7:14 Kentucky Ave. Ileardalt Ave. 7:13 Kentucky A e. B Jeslvp Ave. 7:15 Kentucky Ave. & "Jackson's" Stop 7:15 North Cameron Ave. I "Desin's" Stop 7:20 Celery Ave. B "Marshall's" Stop 7:22 Celery Ave. B Srisson Ave. 7:24 Celery Ave. B Scott Ave. 7:25 Celery Ave. B Mehionvllle Ave. 7:25 Mihlonviiie Ave. I Roselle Ave. Bus Si Driver Mr. P. Bel lamy w, t ANt • Bus 43 Driver Ms. S. HIltell Cameron the ornate red brick church overflowed with e ow w mourners, WVIIWIiJ iwi O JUJ ieUOW Roman Catholic cardinals and 75 bishops, who came to pay their final respects to Cardinal John J Wright n..... in rig ht, ei. rsgI.,IlesonoLaL,UIflonUUUwo,er, wasIJv1u5z,CI• ranking American at the Vatican. He died Aug. 10 of complications from a rare muscular disease. He was 70. Friday, more 41. u • IvsI3aDrIve,Ms.D.Hedges Midwsy(last) 7:30 Brlsson Ave. B Byrd Ave. 7:34 Main St. B Biardall Ave. 7:35 SR -46 B Or,enway .,i young i performed help raise money to build the Holy - ' :31 Sipes Ave. & last driveway on right befoo 9curve Funera Mass For Cardinal The only difference between us and them i's the pocket. And the Drimce - 7:33 Pine Way a "ceresoll's" stop 7:25 Sanford Ave. B Rb tracks 7:10 Sanford Ave. & North Way 7:12 Sanford Ave. B Sonora 7:44 Sanford Ave. B 25th St. I l Plain ':' SssNDrtver:s.S.SllvIs " on men's . U Airport,Sa..a,Weere 7:23 Airport Blvd. & Bailey Rd. 7:27 Ohio Ave. I Marquette Ave. ai. ,flw t .45 Driver Ms. C. Stewart Uk.Jessup, IIder$pdngs. Seslandlslelse 7:31 Myrtle St. & Lake Ave. 7:32 Myrtle St. & Nolan Rd. 7:33 Myrtle Ave. B Hester Ave. 7:35 C.121 & Morse Stable Rd. 7:35 C137 I Garden Dr. 7:42 Fairmont Dr. it Bus Shatter (Sunland (states) .i.ai&i dditi 2:0 Ridge Rd B Country Club Rd 2:44 Rantoul Rd Se Country Club Rd Linda Lane & Country Club Rd 3.45 W Crysta l Dr B Country Club Rd Bus li4DrIvorMs.P.PletcMr Lick Arbor,Rsvsona Park 210 Counfr Club & Ra venna Park Baptist Church 1:42 Temple Dr. & Satsuma Dr. 7:13 Tanevine Dr. I Temple Dr. 7:44 byrne Pork Baptist CInwth B Country Club Rd. I,S1UDIYVMLC.SIMSIP 2:21 Temple Or Sm Satsurna Dr. bivinsiek. Markham Woods, Lake Mary, Hidden Laks, P$* I*, 2' Sma Dr B Citrus Dr Or.vevlew,SenIaNl 2:23 Vlhlen Rd B Citrus Dr 7:30 Markham Woods Rd. B Dawn Cf. 2:34 Tangerilne Ave "lhl Rd 7:23 Markham Woods Rd. Se Stone Olt, South kwoodDr&C.4iA 7:25 Lake Mary Blvd. I Sun Dr. 0 & C.4U 2:X b 7:29 Lake Mary Blvd. & I ongso Lake Mary old. 2:25 Larkwood Or B W Crystal Dr 7 30 Blvd I Palmetto Ave 7$ Lake Mar Blvd. B Sir Lawrence Dr. 2:30 LakeitvdBCtaDr 2. 1:30 Lake Mary Blvd. Ridge Dr. ilSIDrivsrMs C Bunter Dr. 7:10 Lake Mary Blvd d, Hidden Lake, Pork Ridge, Orsvevliw, Lake 7.0 Collins Dr. Bus My,Ravenslrseke,b,blnW.ed, Markkam Weeds lead Lake Ma Blvd & Hidden lake Dr SININOLI Hl$H SCHOOL 234 Lake Mary Blvd & Ridge Rd Afternoon trips for all studentS. 2:25 Lake Mary Blvd & Hospital Rd (Transfer student from Bus 123) Time • 1:25 Lake Mary Blvd & Sir Lawrence Or e.a.uv ,, The federal government, pressing its police brutality suit against the City of Brotherly Love, has asked a f ederal court to order city officials to turn over videotapes and photographs of battered prisoners. The Justice Depa rtment Friday asked U.S. District Judge J. William Ditter that it be given — within 15 days — a videotape made In a city subway of a polIceman ueaung an cu e man. n a ea ing a nanucuueu on, goverment lawyers asked for 800 photographs taken of new primers with injuries. The court order Is necessary, usv Justice Department said, because the Police Department "has an active policy of record destruction" and has burned records of -ious i.. n .i investigations In o mos seri auegau.ons. d UA w i 7:39 Tonilerlite Dr. &Vhlen*. 7:0 Citrus Dr. & Saftma Dr. 7:24 C.427 & Bedford Rd. (Carriage Cove) 7:23 CII? & taunt Ave. 7:25 CII? B Bolder Ave., 7:27 S. Sanford Ave. I Von Hirbulis Stop 7:25 S. Sanford Ave. I Oak Way 7:25 S Sanford Ave. & Michigan Rd. 7:30 S. Sanford & Myrtle St. - a Acorn Or I, Lonwoød-Lake Mary Rd 2:30 Hower Blvd & Long ... o -Lake Mary Rd 2:4 HunWirey Rd 11; Longwood- Lake Mary Rd 2:4 Grand Bend Ave & Country Club Rd . e Dr. 1:30 7:20 Cdl? I Sun land Dr. i:. ni., £ uruiaiiry 'B ru tali t y •' riiOiO5 .,uUv,v i 7:31 SIMINOL.I Hl$H SCHOOL c.in "tuwsto& from Ius1..) Club Rd Rd Jackson Rd &ci Club Rd Si 3S Continental Blvd & Coun tr y Club Rd 2:33 7:30 Lakeview Dr. & W. Crystal Dr. Morning trips for students enrolled In $ erlede Time (Scout Hut) B"1116DI'llviol,1111111.11'.1044ithe Loch Ar.r,s.vououParLIdyfIwlIda CCLI ffihlU g u ii ri.,i - h "-" . 2:34 CM Lek@ Mary Rd,'ILWWI Stop n ______ ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN (UP!) — With the whistle blowing and the Calliope playing, President Carter left on a seven-day riverboat cruise Friday campaigning for his energy policy In a crusade down the Mississippi to Mark Twain country. The wiustle blew, the Calliope played 'As the Saints Go Marching In" and hundreds cheered as the President, Mrs. Carter and their daughter Amy walked up the red gangway and pushed off aboard the old paddlewheel steamboat. Carter, an old submariner, took a stem to stern tour of the riverboat before it pulled away from the dock about 13 minutes behind schedule at 9:13 p.m.. CDT. t 3urmay,ug. ly, Think school.Think JCPenney. country Cl,INi4iR$,UiWSi4LI Mary Risd.Lake Mary 7:4 Crystal Lake SrnInol. County schools. R.malnlng schedules will b. published In Th. Evinhig Herald before schools open Aug. 27. Carter Begins Cruise -' d 734 Irosdmoor Ave. & C 15 ! °'"tS Here an bus schedules for some 14 IM U b - ,. 1111111111111111, U'l#1 it ff -.. W ! PHILADELPHIA (UP!) .. . • tvenlng Mora m,anyorg, pi. Seminole n ,•.. Sunday, Aug. 19, -- !'!A •. ' -. ifl.-e\ , TN WINTUPARKMALL Hwy. 17-flvd Los Road Msn. fturu $.ii A.M.4 P.M. Iundsyl*:*$:asP.& 1.0:38 A.M.4 P.M. - - - -.. - - - - - .; -, ,.'~~-*.~,.~~ - "' . . . 1•......... . '~, ~ 1. . ,,1 . *7 .* .' •1 -. .............- - 0 ., __ : ~', .. "Al a m"Ww :: , •, . ,..1,____ . . - . - , . . - - ______ N - - - gi 1111111111111111M.& 1111111111111 I — . .. - — I - I _k 'we ia=.A,-,-- - k, .Z;.L;~ ~- __*WzW,1h--A.~r4.0 .-A 4 I __ . _~~ , i" , .~ .. . ~ . %. ~, * ~ - I - W . .-' , _,, ~ . _,-I$- I --- -. - ;-_-W_~— - -4~- - ..- , " % ~;J �4 0. $A—IveaIegNers.ksIrLPL kfy, Asp, It,IM Average Now $72,200 SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Drop In Housing Prices Possible BUSINESS. IN BRIEF evenindrop to 20sharply percent. WASHINGTON (UPI) The price of a new house Is still March quarter and was the biggest quarterly jump since 6.5 couldmat, turn,10could cut purchases of appliances and soaring big one economist believes there Is an outside chance percent In the last quarter of 1977. Ten years ago the average ether household goods and lengthen and deepen the current price was this will end. Greenspan said. Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers recession, The Commerce DSTWS* reported this week the average He said"speculative booms" often end abruptly of their own told price of a new house In the United Statis rose to 72,2O0 In the under Gerald Ford and now a private economic consultant, no longer are willing to pay the high prices and reporters Wednesday there Is a 14n4 chance this roo rise In accord as p April-June quarter of this year. prices may end donna the neat year and housing prices costs of financing Increase. That was a 5.7 percent Increase from $6,300 In the January- house — Set Ladl.s' Car Car. Clinic At Firestone In Sanford may automobile mechanical problems can came a waste of gasoline as well as additional auto upenie. Radial tires can save 3 to 10 percent gas; coere air pressure can save another 2toSpercent, ch'Lving at proper speeds can save another 5 to 35 percent gas. At no cost or obligation, Firootorie, at 601 W. First St., Sanford, can show you how to get batter mileage from your car while conserving dollars—at the Ladles Car Care Clinic, starting Aug. fl and continues through Sept. 36, at 6 p.m. No sales pitches, no purchases allowed at the clinic, only Information about automobiles, a spokesman reported. Certificates will be Issued to those that complete the course. aesses are limited to 20 participants. Reservations can be made by calling S2IOS44. Sales 1.r __ ___ letics, a federal jury has — - S Rockets' General Manager . For Sf.rchl's $uL. u --- LU ______ o Flagship S ts Open House for the warm response Flagship Bank of Seminole has received from the Longwood town spiopi.," an open hoe.. is planned for Sendey, A4. 11, from ff 1to$p.m.cnthssiteof the nswo ice Ml000$,R. 654, Longwood, =11011mos o a bank spokeamnan. by, enjoy a hotdog and The pmthlic II pupal, try their 24.Hosr Jack and possibly win a pmi, and at the urne time inupsct the new facility," the spokesman Iplpm.Ing Read Th. Evening Herald ' ~ ___ Can No. MMC"-F "L, 11 S __ RW4 PÜIUC AUCTiON u.. • 14 INDUSTRIAL PARK SANFORD, PtA. SHOP EQUIPMENT OF TAX INCREASE Pwssrmn.tic' Pn..s Ms$sI IIUV I MinualPiese HCmIUMI J Pope Mrsslvs Machis, - S • 1 .5 5 5 • •• '• 5 • REFERENDUM .- ..1. 7 : S • .• • ,i-•-• .* •• • 4....$ld :W SlIsof i1 Brake m. PaNsn Ponch • • a ••. • rmstIc land Saw • MIIW.$gil W Craftsmen 1900.111 Press tsmen Tool Chest Diftimen Lath. rldspsrt QutH Musts. let of bombS To* •• Milling Niulims Vise $s $cralisr ½ HP Router & Aftachnssli Craftsman Silt Sender CWa $ 7" $ Sladus ylsn Hind Grinder ...1- , .." PkIISNng lander Nry.TIil&CaN __ •Tans & Joins. mcsPls O.Ievs . Poxs3(eisIms pIIus • *,$ S . - Doll Quilant Tank SM. Fall PIPS ThroMW Set Cincinnati 16" 8114W ~ ~ Redwel0o"a Fl. Sander , Drill & Roamer K" , QWNo,Sftrllarr .MIMI BOW SOW & BIWN Box d4irsenilse Pur4w Cincinnati I NOTICE . ssoeiss.TesmsrsCutt.rLDrIIs$ M1liIngToo1 IlSiSoldinLoti. • . THf-CITY*,-OF WINTER .~~ 61~ . 11 I SPRINGS, FLORIDA . I CON111ile, a- IT, I'm as a' '* , '" TIW WpICE.00W CWAI"~;-,• •lOPA Pll DISK (II (3) , -11 ,-. ' • ••• .• • • • • •. • I ,OSES _ ~ .' T— ,O~.INCREASE PRO? YOUR. PROPERTY . • • IOPA.G*IUS!i) .: 'xrRs $IIMY (,) I 7 By .. E$ . (THIS *,",PERCENTo 63,416 I •, S . • . I S I. . # • • S • I S .5 . S S 'MU. BEVE40 ON SEPTEMBER 11 • • U ` _ ?' * : - - , : b/ , . I . .• / •' ' : ; I / r , . cn'y o . I w, Amirm RIINS$ I I- If . .iJ PRINT FILM (I) 5 S P1.1 . . 11 I JM ~, * V 'i , ~~ L ,1,141";.,~', .1,1 ~~__,.~,1. _,~._,~~',l Jb.,: '' * I I,., ~ ~.~, 11"_.:11_ _: .1 ;- * ,% -.61.1,11 . I% I . -~,% $-.l' __&__'1---~:J;-; I - I ~ , " 5 . 5 4 '•.".2..t •. I. . : ' • v.1': :,: ..'..,. .. ...S.I.....i L ' .,% ... 'r. ; -1, ~ : ".. ~ ~ - ' - __ Mft*IY . __ .1 MM AUTO (1) UNlLIC(1) I* _____W_ 1 __ too - -----. 400 5,. . 55 5 5 -. S 5 IP•U sV. ' . _J , SALE .. CONDUC I z. MW VNEW19- ~ss "X-rays of his head 1. ••• • It/_4,. ,, 5 .•1. * " 5 4 5 " • 5 5I - • I UtI7 fI %U '.11U4 5 5 ' " S .1 ') S e,gqM,t ~ .,~, U.""to tatton plunked I,. ,i. MAHINELAND, Fla. (U S ldog An 01004000-1 32 Now he's approachints the 79 back) Willis McClendon (1412 Simon — all had a good yardwW Pwteri Cheff9wisin .yards,13touthdowns), percarry averages as ,., and sesaonwlth4lldtarmen—lS Palmer, S art (4) me" Gatorb8lt and pintIsh have bee known to school like p1rai when exposed to the fish tractant. Bu there Is a catch - C hunt found a way to m play in the Bulldogs' final Inning to lift Chicago. ," . • 5 .r.°r'1 Cornelius Vanderbilt Wbl '* ' NEW YORK(UPI) — This is in the nature of a personal plea to I've had a nsce Research Laboratory guilt feeling over since this Whole thing started. I don't want to (14), WInilsid M. Tu rner , two 11080- Bowie Kidas, the commissioner. Keelmn nd ws, .r Manineland, said he currei Cificaso, Dillard W. Go a little easy on Ray Kroc. Clay (7) and spoil my reputation." fe*okssathsflrd tar tie. Held (5). Is trying to find a ma Narran. W—Koelma (I$$),L H. nsslbes be booted one, he made a mistake, Id everything he. In order d to do so, cciyu'ila'ionr, Kroc said he Is ng "f ftj den. "' 'RS st did was open sn4 above board and w he's tlroIag himeeff on oM*y" for the m, ha mad. and that he hereby p,sae 0 6 L JIIIS 140 urdIer than baits that learned a good MUON Hou, Patterson u Castillo nudged off fishermen'shook 70U mercy. riisowsres y sMall farther iderdhs niIgtt hay, had s either :: 1 , aid the 33',ser'sld -. • sue. WUfrs (1). and Yeager; $Ibbi. CoIe• wed with As fish attractan Ray Iroc's blgsd aline was.Ibat he W 60 trair$ed by the th, P*ss w't draft tbsm'evs srpn. H. 4J$, F,, ispv1aaed Ysias .Idniaed.pwhdJaek "YoacanputftIncloth,b see*us-1 70 riposted failure of his Sun Diego Padres to move up In the f they TOW" '4 lasts five seconds. I think Now Nall""Wed, he come out publicly Tuesday and said he an badly aboist Its Indiscretion, he even aunt off wires PasvMn (3-0). 1.—lIbby (9.3). *chls.tltN "" CPM Kern Pas In—Los AneIlis. ThOmassOn have something by the us rylMCwlntertogstnsw ballplayers of apology to beth Sisiabreanir and Wagner wugolngte give of No lik ,,.,te. = .. . miiiiq, — the summer, but I will hay and Craig es If It mead spending mob a $11 ev at I'm It.saying to myself, ', Kra s" eves Hess can. s.—camor çiu.• MY t (1$); NsttksaMJosJjorgus We pistfttotheted before lkno 'N'NosI—o $uyenihssaldhewosldliksto op.n.dyeermaih,yossisoai'thsv and the csythugyou Aflanta MU 051*101-113 he mid. •ol. ca newiepysq you won'tdraftsithardtheueplayers "WW SM 1i It, k,11ved1abTU • Can, who has been 59 Is - 'lh• U they become avaihibtms.' rm Ibrowlng myself en the mercy of "!' j' 4tuiieg thu maria e se.— 3is Cm. on Gatorbalt for is years, a øY• Ru INC gd Ilitle CWtI $W$7, 1 little 100 iS' the eo'ia'w, which is about all I can do." (1-2). t.—s.ismon usue—s so *SIceSd, I WeIJUIWS Oshind making the catnip of the There was no hdamilem' on hu pest whatsoever to. $mnur, MssiI (7) and . Kc.afdfine Kroc. Evenwon.,bacouI4siipendhisnasla iMUtI'tplaywdlwhm world was the easy part of _rs toss I w _sAccaftmi. er, tunper with sitMU I4sttI. who belongs to the Yankees or IdThdTuenerwhmhafessdtha MIUItI Braves' OWDVIulIIY MCr, nadir coac1 to the Rids, slut as a lawyer, eses- teriwia sjed bow o,afisider .csme asi, Ohms (7). Murray (I) tub. S 04). 1011018-clevol" i n beth 1 play." a5d $NSrMl Uavsr. Hums (I) "It was logical to MUw lit Idint Is aD Epsrtai4 a frw I'm are with the Giants In Nov.rnker of 10* awg. iwas , us , 41W I 11 (1- 1.; something that attracts flab oeuWintla whoa the time c r'di"w$ tom*,d I con do If be (Kuhe) aespends me," au 'fle,'s aihug mach I (10), 01 Msese (IS) OW extract lb. zulatanc,," has 11*. MU cost in lbS lt U) Ill Ire. said. "I csetalaly hope he diost Ye., I em twinned MsuWI rns CIncItW, l (0) eN tine Tve I et cm. 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Yet ends around in Ulysses and "Okay, we could have anoth- pitch a no-hitter tonight," said end of a hook Is greens, mid Kite, afterhe shot some the Although he has had an es Dooley is still looking on the Mark Hodge; and an outstand- er outstanding team," said Fulgham, 54 "1 threw third more difficult for a Unlver A 4-under-par to take a 2 A's k Ing blocker In Mack Guest. traordlnary amount of success, dark side. Dooley. "But there are four or really good pitches in the 5, bdli 3: stroke lead after two rounds of Mike Edwards' two-run sev- Vince Dooley never seems "This team could be "That's quality — and we've five other teams that could be In Inning and I thought he may be of Florida researcher. Since word got out the $400,000 Westchester with inning single off reliever comfortable in a favorite's role. physically better than last had to replace all of them." there fighting with Alabama for right." ruined Gatorbalt about a year agç Classic. "So when I was home Sid Monge hicks a 3.3 tIe and Sadek Before you join Dooley In the SEC title. That Is, of course, Mike It's almost as though the year's team," Dooley admitted William has be Id week I experimented. I lifted Oakland over Cleveland. Georgia football coach fears In a rare-for-him confession, crying for the Bulldogs — who If they day healthy and get a Fulgham's try with a long Inventor by callsCarr from flsh 1.f Picked up my father's putter double in the sixth and Willie swamped such a role Is contaminated; "But they have about a one are picked In most quarters to few good bounces men and fishing nations McCovey had a single in the and It seemed to help, so! Blue Jays $, Angola l: that the only good Bulldog lsan percent chance of being as make another run at the SEC Sharks, gamefish, crq Pinch hitter Rico Carty underdog. çobbed it right out of his bag. fortunate. All the pieces title (Georgia doesn't play "But," Dooley said, returning seventh. — most creatures t After the Bulldogs posted a 5- seetned to fit 4dher lad Alabama) — check some other to form,"I think it is impossible Garry Templeton backed the tacean3 ; ,,He wasn't at an we he rese.bed reliever Mark Clear ii wanted to let me have that for a two-rim single In the ninth 6 record in 1977 — his only season. Whether or not they will facts. to be as lucky as we were last young right-bander with a 3-for- live in the sea — seem to go to who won the FGA VIV$TANlSlMMft) P ia (1) PROJICTOR SILL $ IlU, 0 MM (1) SAUUTI$UPI1.MMW W • - P showed nothing," iarora Inventor - . 5 L T~!._ •. — ' • a run. • '' • victory, "It's funny, I got hit in the Reds 4, Mets 3 Cesar Geronimo's two out head with a ball while running I ",%,;-" ttsII.i,, in the outfield before yester- pinch single scored Hector . day's game and It knocked me Cruz, capping a three-run " 1i unconscious for a little bit," he eighth for the Reds' win said. I went to the hospital for PhIllies 5, Astros 2: br' Mike Schmidt hit a two-run X-rays and came back triple to highlight a three-rw, tonight." Years ago, the wonderfully first to spark the Phillies. Bobby Brantley, center, presents trophies to the winners from Seminole Golf wacky DIuy Dean once got Club's junior golf tournament recently.Left to right are third low net winner beaned while running the bases i. L •1 John Johnson, moat Improved golfer Terry Livinec, Brantley, low gross winner and was taken to a hospital. IT: '1 Tommy Meyer, second flight second low gross champ Robert Bussart and Doctors there examined him ounced u the second flight winner Lenny Brantley, :oI 4 OPPKISNODS?A$D(1) T RACK ))) • .. . ,.j',~ l __ 5 _ _. . .".,_1 . • lea • ,,, (A 55 :. I '. , T1 It , ~:- . I : S V I k. . e S '' S ' PRINT MACHINI BRUNING (1) __ $l*PATINT$WILL$IOPPIIID I I . S • , . 5 '. bait. game season, ledgers 7, Pirates 6: "I have to get the compone "The putting Is atrocious out w— them starters lad season — and one of the greatest linebackers McQendon; and the Bulldogs Dooley decided to kick for a tie ,, ss Thomason drove In Into something with a flesh Om Everyone's having prob ChamberlaIn (20). L—Palnwr what has been rated one of the In Georgia history in lucky have seldom been deeper In Instead of a two-point runs with a two-run do ub le fi ve consistency, he said. Ma "°' (7M. H5islaltiinore. version I'J' c....ide; two iii.iis. tight talest re hmen a McBr and a three-rim homer to lead animals have all kinds (30)3 KanSas City, Porter (14). finest group o' fres I Kilo stood at the Dodgers and snap Pitts- sensory appendages. They n 1nsWound leader David a)24 odor and taste, but they r p 1 Orthem eagled the peril iRis i—i am A need to Instinctively f and )thto salvage a73aMhsldon -Ssumgsrten, Farmer 1 em soniething is food. Ivrmiir () to a she, of second place at MaY; Stanley, "Getlng the substance ml Chcago 00)000 3Sx 121 236, IAL Gster HartfordOpen vmgsrtiin (117) LItanisy (71' materlalthathastezturean4 another club publicly expresses an interest In him. .w'pIen Jerry MCCII carded (11-9). H*s—$os$an. Lynn BY MILTON RICHMAN aucass. Garr (i). "I consider Dick Wanger a friend and George Steinbeemmer a Caudill, Hernandez (I), TI4rov durable is not easy." ,ip Spurts Editer Carr, In an Interview at U Sutter() and FCOSS. w— friend," Kroc said. "There Is no way I'm going to do anything Tldrow a N. (9-3). L—D'Acquisto (I. ;0641 L • 5 . y p, • . / ,, By United Press International burghs six-game winning Rookie John Fuigham streak. seemed to be following in the Expos 1, Braves 0: Eddie Solomon, 4-10, hit footsteps of another St. Louis Rodney Scott with a pitch with Cardinal pitcher Friday night, when he two-hit the San one out in the ninth, forcing in' Francisco Giants for a 3-0 Larry Parrish with the deciding • S 197i..9 ,,-4 S ' Mh course, that was better i~ most. .5...., 1½HP.TO$$.P. S 5 5 • I Al • S : S game winning streak. '' (1) •. S - 5 WILDI* INCREASE ONIHE • will Press . I I4MItALK$INCHH WILOING TAILS PWI*Vlu WiLOffis CART MDIII 1AUG15 • S A PUBLIC REFERENDUM I S , S P S • ". 'Wockentias socked a to his tradition, walled that 197$ The way Dooley sees It, about It was Dooley's unwmlngne.s were y. might be even worse. Instead, although Georgia Is missing could lose his job to sophomore and j that luck a step further better than 34thin his lad three Thompson homer Buck Belue; the top three to test 178 and, Ed Putman hit he turned up with a 9.1.1 team only nine of its starters, "the that cost Georgia a share of last Cubs9, Padres 6: IulIn clalmdd he missed at solo sI helping Detroit to Its that fell one point shy of sharing first string players we lost were returning running backs — seuon's SECcrown and a berth Pinch hitter Larry Blittoer James 'est six makeable pulls, but fo fullbacks junior athletes." the Southeastern Conference quality a two-run single to lost the top offensive Womack and Ronnie Stewart In the Sugar Bowl. Trailing stroked $ththe gr.enshard and fasten "We cliamnplonihlp with nationally Auburn 22-21 with 5:11 left to highlight a five-run eighth llj* Westchester Country SEC in (naming and sophomore tailback t4 player lq the so second-ranked Alabama. * Itsman Grind.. P10100 ft . . AN INCREASE FROM 2.14 MILLS" TO. 3.5 MILLS),. _________ ~ S 1. im Kite, who hasn't finished ine- PU$NNIOOII (1) . US. OSCILLOSCOPL$TOVI.. ^ S earning capacity. Hit In Head, He Returns V ia 3-H itter I ES , I. - White Sox 4, Red Sos I: Chat Lemon drove In one rim and scored another, helping Chicago snap Boston's four- J Washington now plays for the traded by the Lakers to the Boston Celtics soon after the incident and after NBA Commissioner Lawrence O'Brien fined him $10,000 and suspended him for 60 days. The jury's award included $1.5 million In punitive damages, $850,000 for the loss of the athlete's future earning capacity and $150,000 for his past ?.:. : the Gatorbalt. 0*sr. But if I keep shooting inning to give Toronto a victory. losing season in 15 years at ft season remains to be Senior Jeff Pybum, a likely year when we won four games 3 night at the plate and by A nurse shark tried tol Ske this, I'll buy him awhole starter at quarterback atJust by either one or two polnta" time he and Fuigham were out of a fish tank to grab so Georgla'shelm — Dooley,true seen." ers Markm 2: finished, It was the Giants who new bag of any school In the country, P*PUCtIRO) 5 • w' oi* pgi,'g (10) •• r - NYD • Giups Slodis Ihasi $s.mpe Lets.. $IeaISion" 3.16th Inch Lettsrs DIII IIdlcr Caliper, Brawn Sharp , , 04*115 ST • . Ouimore SuWlex Mach. Cratisman Comm. Sander A" COME" ' IJIP.. CHAIR$ DRAPM S (16) DRAFTING TAILI$(9) TASLI$ OPPICI (6) . -• 5 • CABINETS, FILE 4 . OPPCI MACHINIB DR .., oes The jury also found the Lakers "negligent ... by retaining Kermit Washington if they became aware that he had a tendency for violence," San Diego Clippers. He was 5 • O.P,CI PU*lfltU*I • . ,11, -. 6 .0 '1~ kups playing the way be did runs with a homer mW single .- i~ hidoy, he won't mind. am moose Hui checked Texas 'Its been on seven hits to help Milwaukee year for me, especially on the to its sixth straight victory. - • WlLLUSOLDApygR1,N his anger. The jury specified the Lakers "failed to adequately train and supervise its employee." 11 4 Twin 5, Yankees 2: 's three-run HONORED Rob homer t:ftfthi1ng 1 snapped a 2-2 tI. and 5helped 14 - •• ,• err mooftem to mv?A N*%-,--#0OiOy — VIOry HARRISON, N.Y (UP!) I m Kite may have to buy his Brewers i, Iiaiger 1: ' 'father a new putter but If he Slate Liscano knocked In two I r S WILL H SOLD AT PUSUC AUCTION PLACIS I.4INDUSTRIAL PARK, SANFORD TIMI 100 AM WIDNISDAY AUG. 22 i orrOWed utter ; S S flower seeds, as well as offering nursery biamb,ii as well. s and e uppite. for teeth. the Incident about controlling hit him. But Tomjanovlch said he sought to break up the scuffle and the film showed he slowly ran to mldcourt and was hit with his hands at his sides. Former Lakers' Coach Jerry West testified nothing was said Tomjanovlch suffered a broken jaw and nose, a punc- .11 ''\ to Washington before or after S S varieties of vegetable and at the Florida branch to Include should be punished more of- ture of the brain cavity, a torn tear duct and the loss of several Washington testified he swung In self defense as he thought Tomjanovlch rushed to floor." janovich was sidelined during the 1917-78 season. veteran. his Chamberlain now has Friday night, he tossed a first two starts and has given three-hitter and, along with only nine hits and two runs in Eddie Murray's throwing error the process which paved the way for three HewashltforKenSlngletcm's une.rned runs In the fourth 30th borne run but still bested Inning, led the Royals to a 7-1 Jim Palmer, 7-4, who was victory over the Baltimore making his first start since oles. coming off the disabled S SURSCRU NOW-CALL 322.2611 $1.8 million lawsuit filed by the Rockets against the Lakers. The Rockets seek damages for lost earnings while Tom- By United Press International "Being able to change speed Craig Chamberlain may be e at his age Is just a knack," said rookie but his first two major- Royals' Manager Whitey league outings give the Impres- Herzcg. "This was a cuisi slon he's already a seasoned Hunter type of game." Named Branch MañageI' Entertainment will be provided by the Seminole Community College Donee Band during the middle of the afternoon. five men and one woman will return to the courtroom of U.S. District Judge John V. Singleton Jr. Aug. 27 to hear arguments In an accompanying "' Crushes 0's On I 3-H itte. r is. Ib iTSWI ' ..rih.4' .w . Patterson declined further comment because the jury of Association. "In the past the distinction separating acts like this and the game Itself was quite hazy," Patterson said. "I think 90 percent of NBA fights are not Oat at all. In 90 percent of the fights one person Is trying to defend himself. The aggressor more than he asked for. S A film of the Dec. 9, 1977, game was shown repeatedly to the jury during the two-week trial. It showed Washington hitting Tomjanovlch square In the face with a right hand, knocking him to the floor. Lakers' center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar testified the sound of the punch was "like dropping a watermelon on the ten." would make clearer the line between violence and physical play In the National Basketball awarded $3.3 million to Houston Rockets' forward Rudy Tomjanovtch for injuries received In 1977 when Los Angeles Lakers' Kermit Washington crushed his face with his fist. In returning the verdict, the jury gave Tom janovich $700,000 — — Ray Patterson said the award violence In professional ath- I P 4 HOUSTON (UP!) — In a decision that may help curtail Andtheremtat be a few nearly every cowtry except the Sic agreed that so for the $yLROY POPE United States, where his Bk disposable. have made their staunch individualists around UPI BaIssu Writer A fine slngje.edge rascé is running biggest inroads against Injector who still treasure and use NEW YORK razor used to be something a neck and neck with the Gillette and land safety razors and an heirloom straight razor, :. : V. man treasured and handed Co.'s twth4rack Good News heavier twintrack rasors with , removable blades. .' down to his eldest son. Now, remr. The Japanese SlüeIds Co. Is "They are jest darting to Increasingly, Itlsalittleplastic CALL gadget to be tixown away after topslnjap.nandlnsomedher make headway against the 1.O.342524* an conventional double-edge Asian markets. A Brazili a number of shaves. FOE 1IIE&ST The disposable razors which firm appears to be ahead In the safety razor blade and the :1 electric shaver," said a Sic sell for 20 to 30 cents, depending Latin American markets. mn. vk I HOTELS Oh' Gillette, firdtoappearinthe on whether they areiIniieede and stubble or two-track blades, have American market, and the Bk "The mali beard TWKWN I:S. captured llto20percamtcdthe Pen Co. of Milford, Coon., are varyso much It Is utterly imSpecial $420 mllllon+year American the only two big prodocers In possible to make one razor that summcount the United States but Warner- suits everybody," the Sic • safety razor blade market. ACAFLtCOL'4N' .1 I J.Ia t&Ht. h v. .N4msvN. IO I QAIIbè ,U,,L.4iiii Europe SLANONSEAMOOMo '11W main complaint of those disposable. have grabbed much begun test marketing a mI?mA4TOM5HO bigger shares of the market: 40 disposable twintrack In the who don't ilke the disposable. Is percent inFrance and Belllwfl, Seattle area, seillng two for l that they are too light for AtT.OW-kee0reseracrisof '* 41 percent In Italy, 30 percent In cents, and the Wilkinson Sword lacking a really tough beard, 14M74-7,620 oft"OffM England, 75 percent In Greece, Co., maker of stainless st..l' and few men say they are too Fkw432Ol6 SPUrS and 60 nercent In Austria. They doubleedge conventional sharp for a very tender skin." also are making Impressive blades, Is reported preparing to ______________ gains In Latin America and market one. Gillette Is getting ready to Australia. Bnmo Bich, son of France's sharpen the competition. It Is 'CHRIS' CHRISTIANSEN Baron Marcel Bich, who test marketing a Mngl.am0 followed iç his huge success disposable priced to compete with Sic bailpens and dispose- with the Sic In tin, cities. The Bic disposables sold In his cigarette lighters with one of and _bI•s, the United States ar. made, In they will grab 40 America, not In France, and "Chris" the complete operations of predictsof A. Robert the U.S. market their price has remained dable Christiansen boo been named Burpee's southeastern . PC since they were introduced at within five years. branch manager for the W. wholesale trade, including four for 79 cents foer years ago. Bich has majority shares In Atlee Burpee Company at Its dealers and growers In North the dLepouble razor market In Spokesmen for Gillette and and South Carolina Alabama Sanford office. Qirlatlansen replaced Torn Georgia, Florida and Eastern George, long-time Sanford Tennessee. At present, the Sanford SI branch manager who retired after, 30 years of service with Branch distributes bulk seed By Order Of and color pack seedsto dealers Burps. Virgil a,coniing • The Burps. company Is a and direct seed sales to toinCircuit Court Judge, srcfal growers. QiaflISfl leader In developing home In the 16th Judicial Circuit gardon,ro.ddandandbedding hopsstoeipand theoperaticns inandforSsmlnolsCounty, Florida I Stercid Bros. Store., Inc., announced this week that the company had record Was In July. Sales were $4,210,471—an Increase of $347,197 or 6.1$ percent over sales of $4,013,262 reported lot July, ac cordini to C. A. Troll, theirman and president. Sales for the first five moudhe of the company's fiscal year totaled $19,606,462—an Increase of $1326 or 6.65 percent over sales for the some period last year. &erdI Bros. Stores, Inc., a horn nWh4, chain of 73 dotes, operate. In eIgM southeastern date.. ~~l _,."~.., f : Verdict io Set Sports rend? h U Razor Race, Neck And Neck ....I .1 T Tom ianovic — Record Sunday, Aug. 19, ltfl—tA M -'4 5 �'0 10*-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' '''f•• - , . Sunday, Avg. It, Iflit IN (J () a A (("1~& -* ,,E-W : LAEAST L \ I Bennett: 4 Bit Puff-Headed ~ )) dtJ..t . - ust E( :ai League aor DAVID GETS AGO LYETH BUFFALO BILLS DALLAS COWBOYS Cowboys are still odds-on to lop NFC East. Simply too much class, talent and propensity for winning. But they aren't invulnerable, particularly in certain areas of defense. And who knows how long Staubach can tap that youth fountain? Still, you got to figure them Super Bowl-bound again as long as Tom Landry handles reins smartly. BALTIMORE COLTS It starts with Roger Staubach, age 37 - but still spry In 11th year. Danny White waiting in wings to take over field generalship. Smart, tested supporting cast around them. For catching ball, retain Drew Pearson, Tony Hill in wide spots, Billy Joe DuPree for vital tight-end nabs. Good reserves behind, especially with Jay Saldi coming back. Tony Dorsett heads running cast; he's outstanding. Preston Pearson continues to be valuable, catching on third down. Front line bolstered by return to good health of tackle Rayfield Wright. Rafael Septien proved competent field goal booter. Rating: A DEFENSE ' Randy White at right tackle in flex defense promises to be all-world; Harvey Martin alongside is still awesome pass rusher. But there's trouble on left side where Too Tall Jones elected to try pugilism, Jethro Pugh retired. Lot depends on how soph Larry Bethea progresses; some pros are skeptical. For all his bravado, Thomas Henderson is fine linebacker, but ability drops oft at other two spots. Secondary is some: particularly strong at safeties, with Cliff Harris. Charlie Waters, both all-pro types; but still spotty on corners. Sub 08 White handles punting chores with elegance. Rating: 8+ PREDICTION PREDICTION PREDICTION Cowboys, Bills In second year of Knox regime will go only as far as defense lets them. It's awfully untested going into season. If those kids develop as expected, I predict third In AFC By United Press International The Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Oilers, both plagued by injuries, meet tonight In their annual preseason clash. The Oilers, who enjoy beating their upstate rivals whenever they play, and the Cowboys, who treat this yearly contest like any other preseason game, will battle In front of a national (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) television audience at Texas Stadiwn.. "It doesn't make any difference how l feel about the Dallas game," said Houston Coach Bum Phillips. "I know how our players feel about Dallas. It won't be like the Jets' gains (last week). We will be playing like hell to win," However, Oilers quarterback Tic Dan Pastorini was diagnosed Thursday as having a pulled muscle In his right arm and was Hated as doubtful for the game. Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach will likely share time with Glenn Carano, who was elevated to No. 1 backup when Danny White broke his thumb In practice last week. In preseason action Friday '. . .. Meet / victory over the Baltimore test, Indicating that Richard Colts. blesi an interception The Eagles surrendered 17 points In the second quarter on - Buffalo is at Green Bay, clnnatlat Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Denver at San Franciscas MiamI at Minnesota, New Orleans at Tampa Bay, San Diego at the New York Giants, Seattle at Los Angeles, St. Louis at Kansas City and - three Interceptions of Ron Jaworskl passes, but quickly turned the game around -ne, falling behind 17-7 entering and a . " Sunday's only game. _______ li f I . . 4 fl.aI• VIIYH 75 Over-the-Hill Gang now part of Redskins' glorious past, Diron Talbert is only remnant as coach Jack Pardee recasts squad to his tastes. Team ran out of gas after winning first six in '78. Lot of old faces gone as Jack attempts to inject more youth into lineup. He feels there is solid enough nucleus to make them playoff contender. I'm not that sold on Redskins. Only fluke of tie-breaking process kept this 11-5 team from '78 division title, Astute Don Shute has them all the way back, ready possibly to rsuaum. Super Bowl status. Defense is young and swarming, offense old and producive t . Dolphins have adeptly stocked roster with sager kids where age threatens. Only severe Injury streak could keep OFFENSE OFFENSE produce exciting momenta. Receiving corps is stable, with primary targets John McDaniel out wide, Joan Fugstt at tight end. Ricky Thompson could squsess out Denny _ alongside Buggs for other job. Running back Is needed ____ John Riggins. Could be Benny Malone. Maybe Ike Fort.. Oflsnsivs line is In good shape except for guard Dan Nugent's back, Jeff Williams has been shifted to that spot. George Stacks comes back at tackle. Mark Moselsy steady as ever oct placement kicks. Rating: S. tempered by axperlencs of Vern Den Herder, who led ton In sack. Doug letters was also '7$ surprise. Linebacklng flourishing with Larry Gordon, Kim Bokampsr as outside men, Rusty Chambers and Steve Towle inside, with oldtimer Bob Matheson ready to help plus newoomsr Ralph Ortega. Secondary led NFL In intercepts. Added to it has been Neal Colsie Ga safety candidate (and aids to Jimmy Celalo on kick returns) It's a veteran, active umbrella that has mastered Shuts's zone concepts Also got unexpected punting from tree agent George Roberts, Rating A- - i i IIc - .- - M - - - ; - • -., ' F • - ... . - - .. • IIa . .. II.J fl.lW .a...J.flI.. Mark . ' . Harness BUSINESS LOANS * 1 - 1•800282-5337 Leaders I ____ ACE ___ ___ J _____ jo Dyke Johnny Lynn pressing, Chuck Ramsey now sntrenchsd punter wIth 40,1 average. Rating C + t7lm ,, - ___ PREDICTION Offense is too erratló to have much cootidenos In Redskins serious contender. They're still suffering from all those years of depleted drafta. I them fourth In NFC East. CUON Jets won't catch anybody unaware th is wsso, Michasis Dolphins have had only one losing season in Shuts's nine. year tenure. They're beginning to acquire same look of the Super Bowl champs of '72.73. Make them first in AFC _______ -- ____ is a sass .a ' _____ Dip's.'. Drafting of Marty Lyons, Mark Gastlneau dictated switch back to 43 delenie. They could well be starting mdi. Lyons already penciled in; Gastinesu challenging Las. canoe Pillars, Tackis Joe Kiecko, no longer doubue4samed as now man, figures to benefit from change, Health,' Greg Buffs returns as outside linebacker, teaming with lob Martin, Unheralded Mike Nennigan is In middle. There ace few swisty pairs equal to Burgess Owens, Shafer Suggs. Corners, however, may be recast with rookies Donald kids In middle man Bob Baumhower, right end A.J. Dubs, at a. a. ' ____ Front three Is now injury-free and most active. Two ON PiDICTION -1 1 1 Richard Todd is supposed to reclaim passing job, but Matt Robinson, who filled In last year, has something to say about that. Don't discount young Pat Ryan either. Pre-sea. son decides starter, Fins outside targets in Wesley Walker, already all-pro, Derrick Gaffnsy - with very mobile tight OW in Jerome Derrick ____ plus Mickey Shuler for short yardage. Kevin Long emerged as best ground-gainer, joined by Scott Clicking. Dsveloping front line is potent at tackles ____ with two huge youngster, Chris Ward and Marvin Powell. Randy Rasmussen starts 13th season at guard. Place-lucklog le relIably handled by Pat Leahy. Rating: B DEFENSE DIqN$' ____ As Diron Talbert ages Skins will go more to 3-4 alignment, with Div. Outs at no.. tackle, Karl Lotch and Coy Bacon at ends. Diron comes beck in wIth 4.3. Also picked up Joe Jones Paul Smith for relief. Void at weekslds linebacker with r of longtime Incumbent Chris Hanburger, Pets Wysocki Nkely succesact to go with holdovers BradOusek, Harold MoUnter,. Dallas Hickman swings bslwsan lint linibacking. Mark Murphy steps in at free _safety for departed Jaks Scoff. Ken Houston, Joe Lavender, Lime, Parrish make strong secondary, Mike Bragg starts 12th campaign as team punter. Rating: B - ,' as ys OFFENSE Bob Grim, at 34, thrives again with his on-field spectacles, better to see with. And has good back-ups in Don Strock, Guy Benjamin. Larry Caonka's back home to proVMS power for ground game that's already potent with Delyin Williams running for big yardage; Leroy Harris and Gary Davis also strong. Not Moors, Durlsl Harris are zippy receivers; Andre TilIman has developed Into fine tight end. Pciaalbls worry up front: Four of five guys are over 30. But top draftees were Jon Giesler, Jeff Tosws. top-notch prw pacts to help Kuach.nberg, Linger £ Co. Gara Yspremlam still swings powerful placement toe. Rating: A A FOR ANY PURPOSE! Tracy NEW YORK JETS - taaaI S r. ' Wait Michaels brought no-nonsense, tough attitude to Jets, and their .500 record In '7$ was one of surprises of yew. It may be youngest teem in football, so naturally they're looking for more improvement. Walt has to make some hard personnel decisions, most importantly at quarterback. There are also couple of soft spots on defense. Another 8.8 would be OK. them from being big winners. With Billy KIlm.r cut, Jo. Thielemann has QB job all to himself finally. He's like yo-yo, up and down, but has ability to ( Ihitl""16F I , gut - - -~ MIAMI DOLPHINS WASHINGTON REDSKINS a 7 ~1~ .-W 11r a ,* 34 * I $29500 to $509000 - , . .I%% M I14 Q Your Credit Is Good For - . - fly ~, NeedCash? - . England hosts Oakland in b preseason action tonIght, second half to score a 31-17 HOMEOWNERS: . . Washington at Atlanta. New third quarter. blocked kick Into 24 points In the Person - weekend's final preseason conTodd may have lost his battle to be the No. 1 quarterback, In the only other game, Philadelphia Eagles, plagued by their own mistakes In the first half, parlayed two fum. Her Own - I night, Terry Bradshaw threw 30 yards for one score and at up another touchdown In. 17-point second period that carried the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 77-14 victory over the New York Jets. After the defeat, Jets' Coach Walt Michaels announced that Matt Robinson would start and play the entire game against the New York Giants In next Mrs. Elder, . n TV. Showd wn ngle .. . Too much is wrapped around leadership of one man. There's enough talent on hand to up victory total beyond five. But defense will drag 'em down. Ipredict fourth place In AFC East. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) East. Oilers . DEFENSE What once looked like prospective best Front Four in game quickly deteriorated. Doubtful they'll get anything out of contract-plagued John Dutton; Mike Barnes had gimpy knee, Joe Ehrmann had trouble concentrating, so tackle play suffered. End Fred Cook was steadiest. Llnebacking also question mark because Tom MacLeod retired, Mike Woods hasn't used his obvious talent. Drafted Barry Krauss No. 1 and immediately staked out job for him as middle man. That's asking lot of rookie. Secondary could use help on corners; safeties are stable with Bruce Laird, Lyle Blackwood. Desperately need reliable punter. Rating: C Unless complacency mires them as it did in '74, I don' t see --. . OFFENSE Planning suffered tremendous blow when Tom Couslneau, first man picked in draft, opted for Canada. He was going to plug inside linebacklng spot as Bills switch defense to three-man front. Now club will line up with Dee Hardison, Mike Kadish at ends, rookie Fred Smerlas at nose tackle, with Ben Williams striving for latter role also. Llnebacking fine on outside with addition of Isiah Robertson from Rams, development of Luclous Sanford. Rookie Jim Haalett big hope Inside with Couslneau gone. Secondary was best in NFL against pass, led by Mario Clark. But teams ran against Bills. Rusty Jackson hangs on as fair punter. Rating: C how Cowboys can keep from appearing in third straight Super Bowl. Which means, of course, they'll also top NFC East again. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) -. . Jones is soul of this club. Also its outstanding individual talent. Return presages immediate winning expectations. Also imported ex-Lion Greg Landry for Insurance. Got spectacular play from Joe Washington at halfback last year; Don McCauley is reliable in relief. But there's still noticeable gap at fullback. Almost as important as Jones's recovery is return to form of his favorite target, Roger Carr. Expect Reese McCall to develop Into starter at tight and. Strong in middle up front, but need competent tackle to replace retired George Kunz. Soccer-styler Toni Linhart just so-so as place-kicker. Rating: B excellent rookie, ousts Franklin Lewis (coming oft best year) or Bob Chandler at wide receiver. Reuben Gant at tight end another fine receiver. Got the guy to get ball to 'em, too, In Joe Ferguson, steady field general for six years. Running has progressed, with Terry Miller, now soph, cracking 1,000-yard barrier and Curtis Brown at fullback voted team MVP. Up front, guards Joe DeLamielleure (all-pro), Reggie McKenzie continue to sparkle. Joe Devlin has become equal force at tackle. Much-traveled Tom Dempsey will probably handle place-kicking. Rating: B + DEFENSE ,.. drooped to 5.11 after topping division for three years. But supporting cast has dropped in quality, leaving coach Ted Marchibroda with big job of not only building up squad but Its morale as well. They'll start with essentially same unit unless Jerry Butler, By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer SUWANEE, Ga. (UPI) softer tune after the Falcons, an that exhibition wins were Bennett didn't mean it as a Steve Bartkowski, who worked NFL playoff team lad year for needed to bolster the morale of knock at his opponents, but he less than a half against New 'F 71?! Af4dc,q gut pointed out that both New England and exactly a half the first time, were walloped 37- players and fans alike, W I.. Pc?. 0$ c',q,'p/01q... ittsbrgh Leeman Bennett wasn't as 14 by New England and 42.17 by "We could have taken that England and St. Louis used against St. Louis, probably will 7050 .553,WI' h'1'W trial 6$ 51 .340 graphic as Norm Van Brocklin St. Louis In their first two approach," said Bennett. "But their veteran players a lot stay in for a bout three quarters ,qi, cage 6434,543 3 had been, but his concern that preseason games. I felt, and I still feel, that the longer than did the Falcons. against Washington and, "deLouis 51 51 .313 •, "Even when they did sub- pending upon how the game is lla e Atlanta Falcons might be li "There seems to be a fee ng, preseason schedule should 43S..S12 5½ th 14' 7W York 50 67 .417 15½ overrating themselves was just both among our players and used to appraise your pros- stitute," he said, "they did it by going," could go the distance West 6/er as real, 'a. ..q among our fans that our sijc. pects. It gives you a chance to players rather entire units like against Green Bay. WL'Pct. as p54 ton Van Br'ocklln, enraged back cess last year will automati- see people you are not sure we tried to do." Scott Hunter, the veteran 1052.574:1 ••% md 61 36 545 3t in '73 by a 174 home loss to cally carry over to this season," about in game-type situations. Bennett also haltered the quarter back who didn't play a 7" n Fran 37 63 .467 13 underdog Buffalo that snapped said Bennet t. "I do feel that we "This means that there will Falcons to a certain extent in down during the regular season ci AN 566511313½ O#tY' a v se en th e be times when you have people those first two exhibition last year after leading the DIegO -game Falcons winning are making progress, but 33 70 .431 17½ tlanla 47 15 .353 23 streak and knocked Atlanta out there who can't cut it and, games. He limited their op- Falcons to four victories in 60 thing that concerns me is we In Friday's R.setls " / of a playoff berth, accused his may think we're a little better from the standpoint of the gam e tions, both on offense and seven starts in 'Ti, will be Chicago 1, San DIego 6 players of overconfidence. To than we are, that we've become itself, you are going to get defense, prefering to s LOS Ang 7, Pittsburgh 6 ..,41; 10100f 1. . f I Montreal 1, Atlanta 0 be more specific, he charged, a bit puff-headed." burned," said Bennett. "But if the rookies performed playing against Washington. I .1 )y110yJfR1 J. Cincinnati 4, New York 3 "'They have been li st ening to pre-Bennett you are looking at the st raight up football. Bennett has decided he'll In the era, ft EMRI'EP St. Louis 3. San Fran 0 t "We're ad di ng a lot of things c e bartenders and w y th ho as mer el tuneup res on Fal arry only three quarter backs PhiladelphIa 3. Houston 2 cons took their preseason preseason dC/f9#C! . 1 14 Today's Games our am % g e with W as Peac htre e Street." g ar season, for for the re ul hington and that means Hunter, thirdgames pretty serious. Victories time "° 7))' (All Times SIT) Bennett, always In lower key had been hard to come by you'd be better off just using (this Saturday night in Atlan- year man June Jones who San Diego (Shirley 5.12) at 1 ,*f / than Van Brocklin used to be, during regular season play and those players you fully expect tab" said Bennett. "We'll also started the first three gam es cage (Krukow, 6.5), 2:13 7q7 •/,?. .m. be keeping our regulars in a lot last season, or rookie Mike presented the same theme In a coaches like Van Brocklin felt to stay with the team." pFR_ø k4' New York (Hassler 4.4) . . longer. The following week Moroski will be cut within the ! lnchnnatl (LaCois 12.3), 7 P.M. -1 (when the Falcons close out next couple of weeks. Las Angeles (Reuss 3-10) at f1/E& t61 their preseason at Green Bay), Neit her Moroski, who played ittsburgh (Robinson 5.3), 1:35 we hope to have everything in more than a half against New Atlanta (Matula 6.1) at f1oV, 1,7 and play th e game almost as England, nor Jones, who played / ( reeI (Ropers 10.7), 7:35 though It was part of the a half against St. Louis, were .m. San Francisco (Blue 1Ø.) at rf,1'Z7D*;C., \ regular season." very effective but Bennett said - Louie (Vuckovlch 11.1), $:00 ______________ Bennett views the preseason that he will go more by per.ITI. games as a crucial part of lormances in practice than play Philadelphia (Christenson 31) 1. s. Houston (Richard 12.11), 1:35 preparing for the regular j the exhibition games when he M. season. decided whom to keep. Sundly's Games NEW YORK (UPI) - Rose electrical contracting f in r well, too. And for some of "W hen you botch a play in Atlanta at Montreal 'th all fairness to Mike and Elder manages her h usband, Washington, D.C. She worked the same reasons the business practice, like failin g to cover June it should be noted that Los Angeles at Pittsbgh LaCass, Clii 2.53: Hums, Cm 2 Gondra 1.60 4.10 San Disgo at Chicago up to vice president. aide purrs along "Trust and your man properly on p 2.61; Hooter, LA 3M, 5 Santl 3.20 Lee - and gets paid for it. ass neither was playing with our San Fran at St. Louis America. Leagee - Mar. 0 (24) 30.11, P (4.2) 13.21, T (42. "I trod him and he trusts commitment." Mrs. Elder's spouse Is one of defense, you'll probably get probable regul ars and that New York at Cincinnati shall, Minn 2.55; Guidry, NY 1) 145.51. Currently Elder is defending chewed out by one of th e the first generation black me," Mrs. Elder said, when Philadelphia at Houston 2.56: Eckirsisy, los 2.74; PsuIb Game made a big difference in their golfers to go pro. As his asked now her husband can put his title in the $400,000 West- coaches, but ft's really no big own performances," said BenRyan, Cal 2.13: John, NY 3, 1 3 Vlctgr.Pfadiola 14.10 330 StnI5$s.ts American League 6 Zubi.Gastl 6.00 3.20 professional manager she is all his professional fates In her chester Classic at Westchester deal," said Bennett. "When it nett. "You've got to remember Nitiiail League - Richard, S RamonIsidro last 4.10 unique In golfing circles In hands. Country Club, a fivehospital happens in a game, it can mean W L Pc?. 01 Hou 216; Ni.kro, Ali 147; that they had neither the Q(3-5) $45, P (3-6) 146.45, T (3-6"It's a good working relation- benefit tournament sponsored a touchdown for the other team particular and sports in geneCarlton, Phil 141; Perry, SD 5) n4.4i. BaIt 75 41 .555 nor the receivers our protection 126: Blyleven, Pitt 126. Boston 74 45 .432 4 ship. He is a good client." by a bank (Manufacturers and that really sinks in." om Game ral. regulars would have afforded American LesM Milwauko 10A0 6.00 3.40 Ryon, I Saw-sarduy 72 50 .90 7% She was talking about the Hanover) and ranking as the Professional golfers are like Bennett said quarterback them." New York Cal 170; *Guidry, NY 142: 3 MutilIaOolri 64 55 .535 14 6.00 3.50 Flanagan, Salt 136; Jenkins, 3 Zubi.Gondra Detroit 43 55 , 310 little business corporations and business aide - which Includes richest and most prestigious on Tex 131: Koosman, Minn 115. Cleveund p2.75, a fo undation, scholarship fund, the pro golf tour. 61 60 .* is 0(3.1) 35.15, P (7-3) T (73. Mrs. Elder drives all of Toronto 39 52 .322 10 2)313.45. business deals. what irritates a golfer's cookbook, and a golf The first black to win a PGA West Sixth Game adjac t to Robert F. tournament her most was Charley Sifare males on the other course en W I. • Transactions 17.10 7,50 3.20 Calif ed y Stadium In the Kenn 47 3 M 3.10 side of the bargaining ford, w ho to ok the Greater 3 DOtnhngo.PeCuna who 1.20 'MIm 64 55 .333 3 1 Arano.Dlaga BY United Press Intennatlssal 310 discount her as "just Lee's nation's capital. Hartford Open In 1507. HoweeKan City Friday 43 55 .53) 3 0(3.7) 6145, P (7-3) 34.110, T (7'3' wife." Elder leased the Langston ver, Elder was the first of his Texas 40 62 .02 7 Football 1) 414.50. Chicago Her hands-on business ex- Golf Course a year ago. That's race to play in the Masters, in Cleveland - Traded strong safety 54 67 .446 12½ Seventh Game Ton y Peters to Wuh!ngtcn for S Egana.Sarjy 20.20 9.60 9.10 perlence dates from when she where they met, by the way, In 1975, as well as the first black to 50 12 .110 17 Seattle Oalland 37 U .303 30 undisclosed 1130 and 1IS1 draft 4 Vicandi.Rodlfo 9.40 460 was 15 and sorting screwnuts 1966 on the practice range. break the $100,000 barrier, in Friday's Results choices. 3 Gatti-Isidro 4.10 Mrs. Elder sWd the marriage 1976. Kansas, City 7. Baltimore I Now Englarid - Placed rookie 0(44) 54.", P (6-4) 152.0, T (6-4. and bolts in the garage of an Chicago 4, Boston 1 defensive beck Judson Flint from 3) 454.65. Those two distinctions rate MInnesota 3, New York 2 Memphis State on inIur,d reserve. Eighth Game him frequent description on Kansas City - Placed veteran I Gasti-Oolrl 13.10 9.40 5.10 MVWaUKSI 5, Texas 1 sports pages as "the Jackie Oakland 5, Cle veland 3 middle linebacker Dive Rozumeli 3 Oscar.Urqulza 1.40 4.40 on unIur reserve. S 2 VicandiEchnis 3.10 Robinson of golf." Robinson .' Toront o •6, California .a - WIT IF a ''1 J.W• F 'JJTA IILW,I I'I' wa VflIU run nni runrva II broke broke the color line In Boston - AcquIred lnfieldir Ted 2) -7 " Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! If you own professional baseba ." Mrs. ll $1zemors from the cPiIcao cubs for Niam Geme Today'1 Games our own home, condominium or mobile home and S CI$)doritieeeaii4a player f 1 MutIlie 1240 .2 S 0 4.10 whites Elder said only could (All Times EST) riot. All homeowners quality, including widows, yeI 0.i2$ baton be nsmid at a latsr dill, catthsr 5.10 340 Chicago (Trout 7.3) it play pro golf Until 1964. Sob tirees and even those rejected by banks or loan vci ni rn in 11111111 ECkersisy 15.5), 2 p.m. g Elder, like BolAiaon, has __ ____ IS NOT CO$ $54) • E14 IF 1q11 fl40• T,4 4 ... xi.i tLartW '7.13), At* bnItt a repitatton as a wonbaseman Jerry limy Wee placid on Tsi*Geme p.m. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, of 4:,00. derful human being. His 5 Mulllie.OI.no 15,20 7.00 5.00 Kansas City (Our. I-I) at 11w 13.dey dIseiled Hat. .ALL APPLICANTS MAY (UP!) Sixteen-year-old "manager" Undo Jezek,olMladon Viejo, sa so. Ditto for Kansas Recalled I ApraIs.lsldro City CIW •r 5.hImors (McOrsgor 7.4), 7:30 BE ELIGIBLE Hurdle from Om&$ 2 Caulking, America's Calif., recwd,d the fastest 100 frfotid and L.r.s. s at wolvin on • P (5-3) 1144L (54- premiere female swimmer, meter backstroke time In the 01o' "Lmsuota (Golfs 111 5 EASY TENDED $IW VhS (GIlidry 11.1), S P.M. 5cs for the purpose of lIving him 2) 1511.55. Elder is 44. Messages for takes another cck at one of wordthis year when / posted his u condrnonil releesa. Ils*Game Tixas (JinkIne 12.1) REPAYMENT TERMS outh - black and white - of New York (At.) - Reactivated I lara.Outl II her own world records today at a 1:03.12 In the final. It was the 1340 io. t ilwaukie (Slafon 12.5), 5:20 riglit.handsd pItcher Jim Sesfll• 1 Domlngo-Idiola 3.20 7.10 the AAU National Senior Long 19-year.old Stanford University the country of the world are FAST LOAN and designated rlghthandsr Ray 5$.ntl-Arca 5.10 Course Swimming Cham- sophomore's fifth Toronto (Underwood 514) what manager Elder has In APPROVAL S1ls for riessigeminl. 0(14)4740. P(5-1) California (Ryan 121), 10 p.m. mind fur her client, Lee. plonshlps. 4) title In the Detroit (Morris 10S) at said he's the kind of PerTwelfth Game '..attle (Bannister, 5-12), 10:33 Caulking, of Nashville, Tenn., Sue waiai, ALSO AVAILABLE lsasa.Goirl 2 15.10 " 5.50 5.20 people can look up to 1. Racing S Apralz.Pana easily won e met th er Insenior from Hamburg, N.Y., F. 5.50 and reed. As a result they 2:17.44 dividual medley In 3 MJd.lflFiqIJi was second In 1:03.28, the Svid.y's Games SIMINOLI 0(24) U.N. P (24)1*11, T (1.5- Friday,but fell more than three second fastest mark worldwide would listen to what he has to ChIcago it Boston PRIDAY NIGHT say about such things as getting Minnesota at New York Pkit lace seconds short of breaking her flg )$J A - 2.572. Nasdle 6113111. Kansas City at laltlmore off self-destructive paths, 4 IMJ'sValntn 13005.00 2.50 $ffl,0IX) to $250,000 own world record of 2:14.07. Cynthia Woodinead, of RiverTexas at Milwaukee 3 Mr. 0ulck Change 240 2.20 shaking bid habits and doing "I was aiming for a Cleveland it Oakland world side, her' Calif., picked up s Magic lullat 231 what's right by themselves and at CalIfornia 0 (3.4) $ N. T (440) p.20. Time Dog Racing records"said CauUth "but I second win of CALL TOLL FREE e$rolt at Seattle, nighi ot hers. 1,56 just got too tired In the last 50 shIps when she won the 400 9:00 A.M.-6:0O PM. DAYTONA IIACH meters. Its very hard to get meter freestyle in this position because "lam In 4:09.50. She MONDAY-FRIDAY 2 Keystoneicors 340 2.40 2,40 PRIDAYNIONT Pan American Financial Services. Inc S DerIn Deanna psyched up here, 10 soon after won the 100 meter freestyle lam competent, not because I 3.40 34s PirstRsceDs.15y,ii. SOIN UgflOhlAv,.$Wt,4I6,0rIndo.1i 37603 4 Samsy 340 4 $trslghtTime 13.30 S. 340 the Pan American Games, Lee Elder's wife," she said. am Thurs da y. Licensed Morfoiçs IroOcs II 0(2.1)1.55. T (1+4)75.20. 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V ($4. play. alistiL. isis .. r--in.s. 1515 us aa * Rah a lest in the- TelwabeetU$1osth(Qca 41 *15 410 Nimhl..C&11T.$u$ when gu) $4 is b 45 of 7th first 1.0 Mamas, vicvsiw*es Ina one" "IS '154. tlsna.at t,,r, 141115. t tii a 4 CaDaint 1115 615 PIll 14, NetS. SF 131 ,s. TW U! •i&.(SO P.*T is' lu --. claiming be Ti Urn bed $ 4sMI I'u'et'' The "franchise" is back in apparently good shape. Reference Is to Bert Jones, spiritual and physical heart of this club. It was hurt as bad as his shoulder last season and OFFENSE OFFENSE uverrating [hemselives Falcons N"'WWAIM aseball Young, coming team under stewardship of Chuck Knox. It's not realistic to put them in Miami-New England class, but Bills have ability to score points. Main shoring-up has to be done on defense, which was particularly porous against run. Yet they were competitive in most games in '78 and can render some surprises in '79. But give them another year. by Alan Mover Sunday, Aug. 16, 1919-1 IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Bleby Bell, Mowed 1 year by I - ___ ___ ___ ____ Fh (WI) As air TAMPA, To Orlando - - - I -.-... - '... . _____ - . . . .. .-. .- - ... _____________ S S i,.''._.•- ' 'ii a:,. - '' - - .- - - -. - - . . . - . - s, ' - . . - y. �S . 12A—Evnlng H.rald, Sanford, FL . . .. channel 24, part of the public broadcasting network, j located In Union Park and occupies the studios formerly occupied by Channel 35, no longer operating. Chamber workers manning nntl hi wif. Gut mann, Dragash ,, AA.,flri r*riIit:.t mn. ............. ....-,Mzirnihi• ..-.-..."-,Minlhn .........-Architects, Associates, Architects, Planners Yancey, Brenda Greer, Sharon Inc., Sanford Atlantic Bank struclion Plan. "Uncompensated services" Ingraham, Jack and Peg Building, Suite400, P.O. Drawer 933, means services available In the facility which are made available to Homer and Jack and Edith Sanford, Florida. Copies of the documents may be persons unable to pay therefor Harrison. obtained by depositing $25.00 with without charge or at a charge which the Architect for each set of is less than the reasonable cost of Carli, a Chamber director documents so obtained. Such deposit such services. The level of such set credit manager at Chase and will be refunded to each person Who ces is measured by the difference Company; his wife is a school returnsthe plans, specifications and oetween the amount paid by such other documents in good condition persons for the services and the teacher at E,ake Howell H. S. within 10 days after bid opening, reasonable cost thereof. Martha Yancey is the ChamA certified check or tank draft, The level set out above meets the her's Goodwili Ambassador. payable to the Housing Authority of presumptive compliance guidelines City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. of the federal regulations. Brenda Greer is with the the Government Bonds, or a satisfac. There are no guidelines which Visiting Nurses Association and tory bid bond executed by the bid. positively identify a person or on the Chamber's Senior ders and acceptable sureties in an familyaseliglbletoreceivepartpay equal to S per cent of the bid uncompensated services. Each case Citizens Committee. Sharon amount thail be submitted with each bid. must be evaivatedon its own merits, Ingrabam is a secretary with The successful bidder will be TherearegutelinesestabIishedfor the Rich Food Plan, Bauder required to furnish and pay for a person or family as eligible to performance and receive full uncompensated set. Associates. Jack Homer Is the satisfactory nvnint bond bonds. ..,.. ulameers executive airecior Attention is called to the Bid form jjjh: August 19, 20, 21, 1979 and his wife is a volunteer for requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price DEM93 _______________________ Bids. Each bidder is required to bid the evening's telecast. Jack and on the Base Bid and each Unit Price. Ed1th Harrison serve as official INVITATION FOR BIDS Attention is called to the SITE PREPARATION :HOStafldHOSteSs forthe Golden provisions for equal employment FOR opportunity. and payment of not less Age Olympics. ILS INSTALLATION ON 9.27 than the minimum salaries and AT wages set forth in the specifications This Is the Chamber's way of must SANFORD AIRPORT be paid on this project. showing their appreciation for SANFORD, FLORIDA All bidders are hereby notified Sealed Proposals for the fur. they must affirmatively ensure the many things public that k.4 t.. --,., .,.,s..4 ,.,4 lnfn ..i.hlnn ,st Il Ii, --UUIJC LU -UIUdULUOIIJIB JIU pursuant to this advertisement, services and equipment for Site cluding documentaries telecast Minority Business Enterprises will Preparation For ILS Installation On of the River Gold Ballet and the be afforded full opportunity to 927 will be received by the Sanford Golden Age Olympics, ac- submitbidsassubcontractors,oras Airport Authority at theofficeof the suppliers of materials, or services, and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex or national origin in consideration for award. In accordance with Executive Order 1)625, all bidders will be af. forded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex or national origin in consideration for award. cording to Homer. _____ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTiCe IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned A.S.F., INC., a Florida Corporation and DOWNS PROPERTIES, INC., a Florida airing the FIscal Years 197$ thru Corporation, desire to engage in business as partners under the fictitious name of SPRINGS LANDING VENTURE, a Florida General Partnership, at 100 Springs Boulevard, Longwood, Florida 3fl in Seminole County, Florida. Notice isfurthergiventhattheundersigned Intend to register said fict!tIous n.m. WHfl nV JflV urcuut Court of such cOunty. DStd: July 9, W75 . .• 'ic.psrs SAnford Afrnort Aufhnrltv Sanford Airport Authority By: .J. S. "Red" Cleveland A.A.E. Director of Aviation Publish Aug. 19, 1919 OEM-N IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. UII, IN NU UN )MINUL COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79134Ca43.J WALTER .. YASZAY and MARIAN YASZAY, his wife, Director of Aviation, Sanford Air. port, Sanford, Florida until 11:00 A. M., September 6. 1979 at which time all Proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bidders are invited to submit proposals on the Proposal Forms provided. The work for which Proposals are invited consists of: Site Preparation For ILS In. stallation on 9.27. On and after August 20, 1979, copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents may be examined at the office of the Plaintiffs, b' - . • , .•.• Apartments Unlurnished — CLASSIFIED ADS !fl James L. Wallace, , a SaaJ) Publish Aug. 19,26, & Sept. 2, 9, 1979 DEM.79 • iN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pile Namber 79.fl$.CP Olviilsø IN ilu ESTATE or G1.YDE E. PIERCY INCOMPLETE PROJECT DETER. MINATIONS." ,, NOTiCE OP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED thattheadminhsfratlonoftheesta$e of GLYDE E. PIERCY. daceasid, Fi$eNunber19.322-CP,ispendIiigin the Circuit Court for Seminole COunty, Ploride, Probate Division, the address ci which is Seminole of James Cecil Jenkins. deceased, FlleNumber79-2S.CP,Ispendlngin t Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the addreqs of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Will share my furn. apt. w.pool. Male. 111 141 -. Will keep Sm. children in myhomewkdays 323.1175 - FRI$HOKRA Mon..Wd..PrI. ,.•,, - v;.. IN CIRCUIT * OPEN HOUSE * . Courthouse, Sanford, Florida TM personal representative of the estate Is Clyde I. Piescy whese address ii 161 RIwr'view. Florid. - desirable Trailer for rent in Osteen $120 mo.water furls. Inquire 306 Palmetto Ave. _____________________________ NEAR LAKE 1 BR 2 B com. neighborhood m fortable home, newly painted, C H&A, tenced bk yd, nice area. Features include your own Pool & Patio, DR, Fla. Rm., eat In kit., fireplace, all on a beautiful 1g. landscaped lotI This Dream Home can be yours for 591,5001 Conse See Us? Yout host: BEN SOUTHER LAN Dl Mobile home lot now avail. Lg. trees, adults, quiet, walking distance to all shopping. See at - - 322-2420 Multiple Listing Service entrance examination when scheduled. An Equal Op. portunity Employer, M.F.H.Vet. 0323. 2565 - •. everything. AskIng $35150 REALTORS - LII ranchPff ice 41—Houses BUSINESS SO LONG IS BE. CAUSE WE PUT PEOPLE TO WORK. HERE ARE SOME OF THE JOBS. P.1 SECRETARY Fun lob w.iots of action GAL FRIDAY Well run 1 gal office. MGi. TRAINEE Register now for Fall term. Enrollment for prekindergarten & kindergarten - limited. $30 mo., for more information call 322.4405 es 322.3552. Lutheran urch of thi Redeemer. Career person. LOCAL DRIVER Good driving record. _____ —1P YiflIed Day or Night ___________________________ 3235774 BATEMAN REALTY Duolex (11 2 BR units turn. & rented $23,900. Only $3000 down. Owner will hold. LPN. Fulltime&psrttlme. Apply In person Lakevlow Nursing Center, 9191.2nd St. Light bookkeeping. CARPENTER Exp. & own tools. Exp. or will train In *uilde5uIt-WISIOfybur$. - REALTY M. Unsworth Realty Makeawlshnewl BR,2B,EXeC. home in ldyllwilde on ½ acre loll C HIA. DR. Pan. Fl. Rm., w.stone FP, satin kit. & much morel Your dream come true at sizsooi Justforyou3BR,2Bhornel9Sin Lantai Good starter home w. foncidyd, 1g. Li & Fl R. Cody. to schools & shoppingl BPP Warranted lust 534.0001 - Fantastic Ig 4 SR. 3½ S home In Alt, Spgsl C lilA. Fl. Rm., DR. FP, wet bar, eq. eat in kit. I. much morel BPP Warranted, MLS REALTOR 3flg04 oraves. 323-0317 -- R.I.I.IstiIsSrsE.r 2115 Su$w'd Av•. O3.172 _______________________ r - - -, - Equal [ ' e Professional Service PEALTOI1' - bull'S Q SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP REALTORS 4$ Hwy. 17.92 r 24 - - - -• Supsr3BR,2Bhomein$vniafld w.dining area, Fl Rm, 1g. LR. fenced yd & lots of potential. This can be yours for $39,900? . PRICE FROM $22,000 TO 519,900 ON THIS WELL LOCATED 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH 20x20 BLOCK WORKSHOP IN REAR. - 3 BR house. Will rent or sell. Washington Oaks area. $250 mo.; Piano, $250. 3fl-1109 LARGE 4 BEDROOM, 2'2 BATH WITH ALL APPOINTMENTS, LIKE NEW CONDITION ON HIGH & DRY AREA. $71,900. In DeBary 3 BR, 2 bath block home. Central HIA, w.w carpet, screened porch, sodded yard, paved street & Much More. $0 TUSCAWILLA AREA, LARGE SPANISH STYLE 3 BR, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. 2 CAR GARAC,E WITH MANY CUSTOM FEATURES ON S ACRES FENCED INCLUDING BARN I. POND. pct. assumable mortgage. $37,300. JOHNNY WALKER RESt L ESTATE INC. Aft.S322-7111 322-6457 CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-749$ OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-3 PM Wekiva Park Dr-low -main. $130,000. MAYFAIR IN SANFORD, VERY MODERN 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HUGE FAMILY ROOM & EAT.IN KITCHEN,TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. $61,500. TRIPLEX 3 UNITS ZONED COMMERCIAL ON SANFORD AVE. FRESH PAINT, CARPET & NEW ROOF, (2) 2 BEDROOM, (1) 1 BEDROOM. 2 CARPORTS, ONLY $42,500. shop, greenhouse, organic BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" garden + separate river Iron. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford tags. $43,900. _____ - 3229283- LI '' - II •UIiW!W -- Milton Davis. Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., South of 25th St. (water 6 sewer). Price reduced to $7,990 w-SI,990 cash. Hoffman In- Beautiful lakefront home on 2-3rd acre wooded lot. Pool 10*15, 1 Bdrm mother.In.law cottage, exerciie tnt w.sauna, stan. fireplace In Fia. cm., 5 yr. 47..A—Mortgages BOUØht REALTY WORLD. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. — Agency Inc., Realtors 2435' S. French 117-92) Sanford 323- 5324 Charming older 2 Bdrm honse with beautiful lnground pool privacy fence. Cheerful kitchen, also family room. $37,000. 1 w. 504734.6523 Cash for your lot? Will build on your lot cc our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Made! Inc., Realtor 644-3011. screened porch. $17,300 gets it today. Owner may hold part of financing Call todayl TIRED OF COMPACTS? You can STR.E.T.C.H out in this graciousolder2story,4 BR,2 B EXCELLENT BUY 4 BR, 1 Bath, nice older home, nice neIghbors, bus stop at front of street. Needs some paint & flxx'in, could be converted. 1st tIme offered. 543.000. house, eat In kitchen. Con. ventlonal loan, owners eager to sell. IlL 900. PRICE DROPPED W.A "THUD". You won't find better . home located on a tree lined for the new low price of Just $34,000. That'sall for this 3 BR, 1 Bhomeonquiet Street. Room for garden •at.in kit. & much more. - COUR BEST PRICEI 10.7 acres in cleared Cypress Isles in Osteen Mar St. Johns River. $15,300. $6500 dun. AGENCY ITIMPER — - :-- - __ - - DAVIDFAU ____ LONAYNI LII INWI.AMICfo REALTY-REALTORS - ____ I6 PARK DRIVE — SANFORD, FLORIDA W71 - ' • - Ii A - - V Conditioning Lai Service General Landscaping. Rbe Air Conditioning, Pleating, Electri. cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. Cahllarry for Free Est. 671-6291 Lic., Bonded & Ins. specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming. 323a,4I. CentralHeatlAirCond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 Yard debris, Trash Appliancss FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Cark & Hirt 323-7510 Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319- S371 - AlansAppllances Refrigeration A-C Repair Office Cleaning Licensed. 323-0039 Custom Office Cleaning, commercial, new const. Licensed, Beauty Care - bOnded & insured. Quality service everytimo. Ph. 323 0341 or 665-5954. I Isnior, exterior qualified in sit phases. Pr,. Bat. Call 222.002%. Picture Pitied Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pcI. disc. to Sr Cit. 339-6066, 668-8335. Ceramic liii Repairs Residential & Commercial 881-9303; aft6l3O.7a)5 - BIB Painting, interior-exterIor, pressure cleaning, root coating. Satisfaction guaranteed before essmaking AOl-IA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 13.3 hands, axe, youth show horse, top performer in trail, western & Eng'ish hot. semanship. Over 50 1st places In local & AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 372-0139. I I I payment. 322-7137 after 6 p.m. Alterations, Dr,urnAin* Drapes, Upholstery I I _________________________________________ S CITY Paintlng& Repair - Sgt. Peppers Painting Service, OOflth&Bosrng Custom Painting 6 detail trim. Free Est. 323-1704. - ANIMAL HAVEN _____ Dog & Cat boarding, bathinO. clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322.5732. Cash 322.4132 Laary's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave., Buy I Sell, the finest In used' furniture, Refrig., Stoves, tQOl$i' ographk - Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos I fast repair service. 3226101. Free lii. usia, any conditioned 6148126 __________________________ Pressure clsanlng 3230429a?ter5:30 RIR Pressure I Steam Cleaning, Roof, homes, trailsrs, etc. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 323.7111. CUSTOM HOME BUILT ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 332.5791 Call 3222710 - PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Fcotlockers $16.99 up Inferior.Ext,rior Plastering Licensed & Bondea 1 Man, quality operation lyrs. up. Patios, Driveways tr Wayne hal, 3271321 plumbing fixtures. bldg. materIal. 322.5439 master check writer. $20. All exc. cord. LaZBoy recliner, $23. good cond, 332-1110. Plastiring Home Imes WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332.1731. Good used turn., appliances I drawer metal file cab., $10; Pay • REMODELING & REPAIR 1.G. BALINT&A5SOC. '322-SUS - .tape recorder. Like new. Camslng its for sale. 3224634. PUBLICAUCTION. MON., AUG. 20,7 PM. rklng lot vacuum; ret. $112.30 txc cord.; color & 51W TV's. d2l S. Sanford Ave., 333.1491. )panTues,thrulat.9:3OtoS:30. Alsocted desks, chests, dresa_et's, BR & DR suites, cocktail Ibis, lolsofnlcecieaflfum+asad bcic.abrac. VISA-MASTER CHARGE CASH DOOR PRIZE I HumsPapafrs AUCTION. 1215 S. French 3231340 P.M Tar Pot for Rent $23. Day or Wkly Rates Call 322-0216 aft6 — -. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household ropairs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6531. 2SpCt.OffOflaIl Upholstery cleaning fc. the month of August. 8313144. Li AkSinc. VIrrØ Repair For Estate Commercial I Residential Auctions & Ap. praisais. Call Dell's Auction 333. 3630. $5515 AOULT ONLY id FAMILY SECTIONS ' 3:11P.M. Roofing INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices, Call 331.0839 or 904734570$ collect. S1—Hgejseho Go - 323. $160 Certified Lawn I Landscape w Butcher Block & Chrome ontsmporvy Li this. Orig. Wail $0.91, NOW $10. Sanford urnilvre Salwge, 17.93 So. 01 bun. 2231721. People silo like monsy uia 16w cost clucK led ads to buy, sell, or Mlii New lntevspring Sliding ice. Sanford Purniturs Sal. 51,17921.01 Sanford 322-5721, CamlgnmentsWelcsme Vinyl repair & recoloring FREE ESTIMATES 223.5719 Mowing 321.0095 - Save up 1050 pct.of reuphoistery charge. S49.5$77 trade. Auction Thuns. 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 47 I Wiloll Estates KelIeggsAuIiso Soles tYr Bu5lness... Diol 322-2611 )( 831-9993 323.7115 - _. - - - _ - " - — - • - - .- -, - ---,- * , - - - LNiww.nk4 - - ' - - ____ - - - -- - ___ ____ - - . - "- - - S - - -, - -' - - - - - -- - - - ' - - - - - .' - - - -- -- - - ___ ___ - - ___ - - - - - - . , _ - - WI lv flo. impc viot,' - u1W*IL Farpue Ahlium & - __ I . LOf __ WN - __ P4 ITW CU IkSN __ _ -•';:;' jØUILtL ____ - - , . . - - Lfl-L1Ufl Es __ i * __ __ ____ ______ J*iUn p t1vr __L% - __ .in, - - s,.,s., ___ 'I',' kofsrd*1S* t T1$S.,Il1shi.à1,NOsrsu..tIsf.rm - ' _..,_..__ _... - - •. -.. - .-.. . . a - ...... -. ...— . - -. s S EiI La7.IP7 — - LIH ___ - M$LMpvtA,.$apI,,d. -' *11cm PISMM Utu aii ofomqu*Wáv N&nW84hsstsA. - ___ 14 JT' j -' . - - - - '"-' SANFORD - - 9SANFORD - $Mi,s - 332.0707 61—nted to Buy __________________ P.M. WATER aid 11*11 INCLUDED CAIIIAGE COVE Painting Painting by Anthony Corino, In. MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. xp. 549-5553. 664IDCseS Crochet Little Girls Fashions of Various types. Have a variety of samples at my home. lntecsted parties or organizations pleas. contact Pat at 322.6100 after S - 'Cii - German shepherd pups for sale, AKC, shots, sire working canine show quality & to boned. $150 & up. 321.0943. . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly H*rriett's Beauty Nooi SItE. lit St., 322.5743 _________________________ ' - Ught Hauling - 322.lScc 2224M2 & etc. Will also CROCHET Beautiful Fashions of Various Sorts: BABIES OUTFITS: Blankets, Sweaters, Hoods, Cap., Booties, Mittens, etc. Will crochet Ponchoes, Shawls, Afghans of your choice. Can also Financing MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE PIATURISi .STENSTROM - Air German short.halred pointer puppies AKC from hunting & field trial stock. 321-0151. ___________________________ BseqIes6M,2F $35 & ____________________________ Will SEW and DESIGN Ladies & girls clothing such as: Dresses, Pant Suits, Evening wear, Skirts 2513 orf1 çLUI HOUSE ARIA - -__ Sale BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315 B. First St. 333.5427 42—Mobl I, Homes LAIOI POOL - $850 322-7833 ________________________________ OWN FOR LESS THAN RE - - , I - - - ,6$VW _______________________ 65—Pets.Supplies - . - PAaterials Reasonable 322-2196 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE lee ow beautiful now BROAD. MORE, front & rear Ii's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - - - ROYAL PALM Approx.15'tall 504.flS.3*3 SanfordAve. $400. 323-0721. cord. 53,750. 322-7391, aft 6 Sat. & Sun. 327-2743 or see at Butch's Chevron Service. - Bunk bids w.storage drawers, kit.tblIchairs.Goodco,. 322-7131 REALTOR 3334911 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1964 Volkswagen Sedan, sun roof, runs good, needs 2 tires & tail lights worked on to pass insp., Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & service the rest. WesternAuto 377.4401 301W. 1st St. - $721. - 322-7132. 79—Trucks-Trailers 62—t.awn.Garden deep, $200. Sanford Furniture Salvage 17-92 So. of $an-d Low Down Payment GRAB THIS ONE QUICK Owner anxious. Close to city for convenIence still country living, next to major hwy. Mobile borne has billiard rm., pool table, 323-3866 or 323-71)0 __________________________ ID - for 1915 Camero SW, 9 pass, very good cond. 1 owner. Best offer. BLAIR AGENCY for sale at discount prices. For information Call 531-6290. 9 ft. glassed top display case 26 in. VA. F HA.235. Con. Homes '' •' Park, I ROCK Screened I Washed Cty. Approved for Drainfisld Central Contricting Inc. REALTOR 322-4000 MLS STAY COOL IN THE POOL Motorcycle Insurance ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses &SokI 50—Miscellaneous Raborn REALTY - 61—BuIiflg classified ad for results. 322.2611 controls. Park with tennis cts 6 play area near by. Priced under $30,000. The Real Estate - - - ISteCI _______ or 8319993. ________________________________ (I(tIJ SECLUDED COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE JJ-3Ol4, '77 Ford F-100, P-U Olds Delta 8$; '64 Dodge Dart. All cxc. cond. Good Buys? 323-7339. I - - 53,. Suzki 1976 TS 250. Adult owned, cxc. cond. Street legal $350 or 2 Remington 22 automatic rifles wscopes, $30 ea. Winchester 22 automatic rifle w-scope $80; Rossi 22 pump rifle $90; Western field 410 pump shotgun, like new $110; High standard 12 ga police riot pump shotgun 7 shot, $175. 323-0727. 45-A--Outof Slate — '78 Olds 9$ Regency, fully loaded, like new, low mi., built in CS 3. tape deck, sun roof. $7295 or best offer. 323-1913. '43 Chev. C-30 wrecker w.dbl boom, Holmes 160, exc. mech. s7.D-Guns view across Crystal Lake. Only tins are to S. Sanford Ave. to R I w-back rest & luggage rack Mint cond. 5600. 321-0519 Sanford, Fla. 3377) vacant lot in area. $14,950. on Plumosa, R on Valencia to - - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 103' paved road, 210' deep. Beautiful No. Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 1:30 It's the only one in Florida. You iet the reserved price. Call 90-1-255$311 for further details. 1971 Honda CB362 vestment Counsellors. 362-6172. Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 862-743 '75 models. Call 339 9)00 or 834 1605 (Dealer) DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 78—Motorcycles RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? Mtg. Broker. 825 JUST MAIE PAYMENTS-'69 to Rermvecl - One week in Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the river & boating experience. Please call after 1- p.m. 321-0931., Longwood-Church Ave.-R3 lot, good rental area, $11,000. Rollin Realty, REALTY. 339-1777 or 339-1336. 1:30 until 3:00 Sunday. Direc. 80—Autos for Sale Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks 6 heavy equipment4 I 372-5990 - - '71 Ford camper, special truck wl0'7 camper self contained 13300. 3301676, eve. 295 0311. - - BUY JUNK CARS From$lOtoSSO Call 322-1624; 322 4460 U'TV1, renovated wnew carpet I family lIving area. Energy ef- Fireplace, large rooms, high ceilings, courtyard and balcony. Neatly covered with ivy and on beautiful street. SEPARATE GARAGE APARTMENT. Open - WOULD YOU LIKE TO Realtor 332-7953. 47—Real________ Estate ficient heat & air system w-dual So. of _________ - Get Cash Buyers for a small in vestment. Place a low cost Vintage Spanish home with Olde World Charm throughout. - ' 55.—Boats & Accessories NICEST HOUSE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD Pinecrest area Ig home, 3 BR, 2 B. oversized FR w.FP. Recently OPEN HOUSE - fl—Jui* - Fam. garage sale. 1810 Washington Ave., Sat & Sun. 10 am. Oil heater, shelves, furn. & misc. Terms. William Maliczowskt, - - Engine lift, cherry picker type, like new, $275; also pressure cleaner, $50. 322-7397, aft 6 Sat. I Sun. 322-2243 or see at Butch's Chevron Service. - 3 - - immond organ, pIper auto cord 322242O - --- - - - -- - - 76—Auto Parts 54—Garage Sales 7 res lz.ke Sylvan. $10,000. Best • or '74 Ford, I ton van, 12' box. auto AC, PS, new PB, 12.000 mi. on new 302 eng. $3600 or best. Call 323- 9238. - 75'xlOO' lots only $1500. $1500 dn. $93.51 per Mo. Paved roads, City water, Underground utilities, etc. 7b?ocksto Inland waterway. 35 lots avail. Ace Real Estate. Wm. Kenyon, RItr. 529-5257. 931 AlA So., St. Augustine Beach, Fl. 32034. Free listing BROCHURE write: I CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 25906 rm., NEEDS NEW OWNERS? I WV . niture Salvage, 17-92 Sanford. 322-5721. _________________ - 3 BLOCKS TO OCEAN -CRESCENT BEACH - - 3390309 - 1ve53495100. 3321939 ' 15' travel trailer. Sleeps 6, 3 way lights, gas 3 burner w-oven, toilet, ice box. $7 95. 323-4323. ________________________________ Used color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 25" works good 5)73 Free Delivery. Sanford Fur- Losing your home & credit' -; catchup back payments I buy equity. 322-0216. _____________________ - 701 Bldg. E. Aitamonte Dr. 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 OPEN HOUSE Sun. l-Sp.m. - - 53—N.Radu3.StereO SEIGLER REALTY tenance, cypress & brick, 1 BDRM on approx. 2 acres, pool, TOP SALES ASSOCIATES .. - Lot 100 x 174 plus CB Bldg. zoned commercial, off Hwy 136. $79,900. - REALTOR' SERIOUS SELLER REDUCED 32202)1-aft _____________________________________________________ ' ALTAMONTE HURRY? Biockhome.Termsavaii. ,,,., ....,,. ' ''u" __________________- 79—Trucks.Trailers KENMOREWASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 SCAPED LOT. PRICE REDUCED FROM $31,900 TO $37,500. Byownef3$R,2B - ________________________ HOUR 0 tt*uos W. Garnelt White Rag. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial ______________________________ Phone 332.7581, Sanford ' INC. REALTORS $306133 or 339.4711 eves. Sunday, Aug. 19, 1979-flA 75—Recreational Vehicles - FORREST GREENE OVER SIZED LUSHLY LAND- ________________________ kite 1 Lesgwsod plo, 33751 . REALTY The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322 2611 or 331-9993. TION, SCREENED PORCH ON Roiling Hills beautiful 3 BR 2 6 masonary home. 2500 sq ft under roof, 2 car garage, C A&H, drapes & carpet, Ig lot, shade. Golf course near, many extras. Priced $62,900. 1mm. possession. 830-6176. Owner. WSrranty. OVER 6 MILLION INSALESIN1919 Cozy2 SRi Shome lnCC Manori Super for starter homel C HIA. w.wcarpet, porch, fenced ydl more. Reducedto$27,950. CASH II iS LPN full time. Isp. w.Plorida license. 4.12. 2231546, S*itford Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0159 Aft "rs.3fl7543,""Sf? - yours for $7L 000. RECEPTIONIST Will train. EXP. PU RCHASING CLERK Realty IflC. REALTOR. MLS landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area, $59,500. Terms. 00 New 235 Homes, I pct. Interest to qualified buyer $32,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2237. Attractive asssumable mtg. of $16,400. Total price only $31,200. Follow signs to 100 N. Edgemon in Winter Springs, your host: Harold Hall 323-2222 STE NSTRQ.M frht j 1e,on.ISIs readyforISall.build - 322-2914. OWNER LEAVING TOWN. ANXIOUS TO SELL THIS 3 BEDROOM, 1'- BATH, AIR CONDI- ATTRACTIVE 4 BR 2 B ranch style home, Ig rmb, fenced side yd. near school & shopping, $44,500. PARK ioe a. up. p'rre ceulvery. aniora Furniture Salvage, 17-93 So. of Sanford. 322-872). - 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath with paneled Fia. 3 BR,2 B pool home, beautifully - Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. LARGE LOT X 3 BR 2 B split plan, beautiful landscaping, fenced Wi yd, room for garden. $32,300. OVER 2500 sq ft of gracious living inthis lovely Ig Mayfair 3 BR 2b hOme, beautifully shaded dbl sized lot in one of Sanford's finest neighborhoods. $44,900. ANYTIME 40.-Condomlniunn 'EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Used Refrigerators, all tvorki Lake Markham Rd. near Lk. Sylvan, 60 acres, 20 acres already platted. Over 1600' of Lk. Front wooded. $500,000. Sanford Sanford's Sales Leader Park Ave. Mobile Park. ldyllwiide by owner. 3.2, FR, many extras. Assumable loan. By apt. only. 323-6213. secured from Office of Central LOW MORTGAGE Covered boat dock. $32,300. Exclusive 4 BR, 2½ bath home in 52—Appliances 43—Lots.ACreage information, Bid Forms to be I BR, 1½ B. brick home w.brand new carpeting & paint thru out, fenced rear yd., Exc. terms? $29,900. FANTASTIC I BR weekend retreat. St. Johns River. SUN.ltoSPM 2001 East 2nd St., Mayfair - 34-bfl5 HoflhSS not,perss.establIshanyiiabllityfor Plaintiff Call or stop in Monday. incressed labor cost resulting from vs. 912 French Av. NUrsing & Cony. Center. the *e of such classifications. CATHERINE KIRKLAND BELL, (cot lOfts I French) Specl&41R,2S,Zstoryhonu,In CHARLES KIRKLAND, at al a) 323.3116 lovely neIghborhood I C lilA, Ivening cook. Apply in person C. ExecutIve Order 11346 or 34 32771. The personal Defendants, Di, eat In kIt., porch & mafly of Sanford on the September 1965 as amended, and to Holiday Inn re tative Of ti-il estate is sxtrasl Just 135,0001 in interest, or any cttr AvIrie, Sanford, Florida 32171. The Dorothy I... Cordell, whose address Is the Equal Employment Opportunity NOTICE OP ACTION ifid addf$ of the personal 110 parties claiming by, through, under N. Bombay Avenue, Wiritq Claini. TO: BARBARA JEAN KIRKLAND or against said corporation or legal raprsuntattvvs attorney are IRifily person. Apply in person REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 1. liii udder's attention is called Springs, FL 32707. The name and AND entIty, or any of thins, and all l;. Holiday Inn of Sanford on the 21—Situations Vönlsd JOIN SANFORD'S SALES adrsssof th, personal reprsss. qvaIprtuIuse' UNDA GAIL KIRKLAND claImants.. cradIteet. LEADIRI WE LIST I. SELL WW WW WVV.t •jv ,w,n UVWW. MV' wrwir •wruu .rc unxnown demand. agelest. the estate ore Il,j1lh parties, natural or corporate, whose MORE HOMES THAN hving claims or EmplOyment Opportunity Con. 'YOU ARE NOTIFIED THREE detnn WITHIN that an exact legal status is unknown, Mechanic or trainee for VW's, S ATT. WORM GROWERS required, ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE against the estate are struction Contract Specifications" action to partition the folling claiming under the abovenamed MONTHS FROM. THE DATE OP required, day wk., paid holidays, fringe THAT'S NO. II WITHIN THREE ut fo'th herein. Delivery route, es? custesoers, property in Seminole County, THE FIRST PUBLICATION otclaimingfoMvean benefits. UN to UN to start 2. The isals and timetables for Florida. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Oct aria. Good PT Income. Cost tight, title or intirn$ in and to tile THIS NOTICE, tO III. with the click THE FIRST PUBLICATION. OF minority and female partIcipation, depending on exp. 3$$4t $3,000. Call 223923$. South liSted et m. NOrth 173 land harelnifter described. Sanford'sSaIesLeade' of the absve court a written TH1$NOTICE,?ofiliwiththeciyk NIPt*Ued he PIicWWags ticifl$ tO?The NatOfthatprtOftheEedofffi YOU ARE HERESY statement Of any Claim or demand of the above court NOTIPIED EVENING HERALD CORRES. written ff15 Caiifrador'$ aWeS.t. work. 5E¼ of 5W¼ lyIng West of Slate that an action to quiet and confirm t$leympyhave.Eachclaimmtstbe statement of any claim P011-DENTS FOR THE SAN. demand fOrce In each t?sde en all 21—Sftuationi Road No- 100 (formerly known as title i me Plaintiffs and their .d in wtItk and must indicate the they may FORD AREA. MUST HAVE A have. Each claim mist be ifrudhcit Work In liii cOvered area, State Road 3) Section 19. Township successors to the following property biils tsr Ike claim, FLAIR FOR NEWS TYPE, in wri$in and must indicate the We 15 follows;, Practical nurse 1S.yr. e*p. Good 21 South, Range Z List. ANYTIME In Seminole County, Florida: .jdiress of the creditor or his agent basis tot the claim, the name and HAVE TRANSPORTATION, SE ref. Would like home nursing tile for Female Participation as been filed against YOu and you or . attorney, and the amount address of the creditor or his agent forGoals Begin at tile NWCWIIrOI LW 611-, FELllLE AND LIKE PEO. each trade elderly. Dsuary.Sanferd ares Multiple Listing Servlc are required to serve a copy of your ALTAMONTE LAND, HOTEL AND dammed. If the claim is not yet PLE. or attorney. end the omount From Apr. 1, '79 until Mar. 31, 222.7251. written defenses, f aflY to It on NAVIGATION COMPANY Fiat as ..ihe isle oshen It Will became dUe claimed, lithe claim is not yet due, '10-SO percent HOWARD J, CLIFTON, plaintiff's recorded Is P5.8 Sink 1, Fags ii, Of lull be staled If- tile claim ii If,, date when it will become due From Apr. 1, '$0 until Mar. 31, attorney, whose address in 373 West College student desiring yd. p contIngent-or unliquliated, the shill be stated, lithe claim is con. i;-, percent macem of teMinole .REALTORSm work. Large or small. Call Fairbanks Avenue, WInier noiwe Of ml Ussirtailety sliest be tingent or County, Florida, rIm South 11en the 322-21 1 for ppolntmint luidated, the nature. These goats are applicable - to all Florida, 32159, daIet If Nil claim Is secured, till on or before August West boundary line ci Lots SM, 557 lV1&ntysllall be staled. if the Contractor's Constrvdionwork 3L1979,andllietheorlginalwlmtlie Branch Off Ics 3232222 575 $s t5is shsreikte of Lake senirlty shaH be describt .The ml claim is seuted, tile SeCurIty (whither or not it Is federal or Clerk either befits service in Orienta, thence West Is tile East line claimant shill dOihar siiIfIcIiiW ahall be described. The 24-8nsu Opliu claimantferoIly. tgi)pirfovmeiksl$il plafdlfts attorney or immillalily Of $ecIIsuil, TsosssIIlp 21 hum, ci Nil claim Is till clerk 90 shall dIflYit IffICISI9 COPIiS Of ONE PHONE CALl. $TAET$ A Iseresfter; otherwise a default will Range w East. thence North alone mail copy to cIlon 5 me cierk to ai$e the clerk The Contracl.f's.c.mplhenc. With ' jilneis at your i. licelhini NAME CLA$$IPIED AD- -ON ITS enferid against you fOr liii reliol said section line Is a peW en said p reprsslnlaflya, fo all ons copy to eds porsenal the Executive 0,1st 'a'a Income. Local distribvlirslilp •Im that I em RE$ULTPU$I.,IND. TH and the demanded in the complaint or s.j liris West of the Pew ci Mparssislereatedinmeestate representative, regulations In 41 CFR PartSOlshail ill Mimosa Ni Ohs SI tIll largest Pot I NUMSER IS ts whW'I a COPY Si 19115 silIca "r: AiiPersensinfereeMinlheWal, beUSIdOIlIP$IftialontINaluinOf . Bepply Corp. Must be ibIs Is WITNE$Smyilamdendthes.aiol tasi to Ike Flint Si $eghmlmg. Almlolsiration Nan boon mailed we to whom a_copy of tills. Nal,ic* 01 Equal porIsniIy Clams, SpeCifiC this Court on July 25,1919. service company established O$TIEN so. Mm ed.' won filed agent you arniavea 1l "(SAL) i'j maler retail I diehe stirs ac REPAIRS. Isi & pestitel 3 SE Hi. trioS MONTHS PROM or iredloses a Of required 0.. rsqulriØ W SPeC aunts. 11,115 M(iiiary fir e hems. 3 acres covered w.tNS, Arthur H. BackeRS. Jr. iHI PIES? PUSLICATIw,. yr MONTHS PROM yr ft on forth lIt 41 CPR we,. iiwentery. Ifs satilig, ns en. pa.lIUferhonoseriN,irl *5 Clerk 01 the Court ?Nl$NOTICE,tsfitsenyeb$ectiens ThE FIRST PUSUCATION OP ii ertsto meet Ills ee* Nlab4ieliod JOHN DaM. HAlNI$slthefWat pI.I in perionc. nicisipry. Will sell By: iuUnI. Tabir sick, A gomllsmawi ra.i sv may have *11 daMuiIIes the THI$NOT$CLtsOile.nyohl.ctlons 1tW WINOIRWIEDLI WASHES Zi.isl,,s et Ni tile gas r.plilcal sWi-iW.1W NrtersIlslrauls. aardi&. wu 846211.. N Osputy Clerk' WARD IW000MAN p Master aria warahauslsg ; dIstributorshIp. supIy aria SANFORD wpuotaftw,o, ml, veiuie or quallilcatless of -- the personal tours Of minority and -tomato iso. disNibuSirHaPS ills avesable -CuI5SSL1 wlsmplan it Nil WI.' gsapjlys er. *1 venue s . plsymsld - add leilliMs noEs be or . , ala. US$05 iavgetfnes$tO JJshmU.J ML CUL DS*NOS, AND iur4ictW Of 555I$. IVISIIIItIIIty !dSIISIM *ImshStl qua$lIIsI fOilvidvOfi pert time or —. Les payment. SJICT(ON$ NO? 10 PILED AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND the IengII ii 11w caitNeM, 01 in, the a.In.8 will the Chili 01 Has w lvii tWos. Ciii called (III) i. 1919 •• LI, Ill. NPOS*VI* UHID OBJECTIONS ft U NCh . US) fer WormitWo. FICTSTIOU$NNM UsIng iv rontel lscesoi4 pjpj' atWasu or kninuilatuly NffiefIrWgupNcOfhmW*us WILL SI POEIVIRSAI1(D soeiusalaiuicitortsspeupts N 'uSiI*ed? 1 SI, I S NIFIEVIIVUIISISW5Ie 1WosIler; MSere,Wi --- w1s pralleshly aMid. 111*. 12,1910 Clyde I Pisrcj miIwr. or Ipnoft- omptsvSss or , -.. - ,.,' ThIs3 EL 1-Ibsmellsss N p.,u...i R*,unt,ul. Osrs*y- L CdON ,--t in insOseu a aen. IN tr.laONIrCIIWVaC* to- CIi iic$ft5.ij pae Si EMERALD SM. IispInVI Ciy. Florid.. $ankedGrsclo living. Eels. .11sidIng_p Al Pifl.hII,N*ujt.ttvI Of ml Of tfa5VWsRsJ5J90pilkf.j Wishlyl mSMklv rates. Inqulog 'WUN suueav .i metpelvecy hailed of. Fliflef Of .1W IetaN me aetsioss sims it THE en.oe I.P$IRCY purpose it esaelIq *5 0*841.1111 w s. i*w. esid-simewim ')*t Lied $ Islity. 5IiIt gcj*& sTUDIES tEAChER. CssIvWvs 15* ihill , a 1S1M05 w to CWk it Nil CW$iN Calls, WlTIsI1I*sh1Wai*SCIPkOf 1W i asses for tint, W.lvsW en. - County REALTY - - NOTICE OF SALE by closed Bids (1) 2 BR house, (1) 1 BR garage apartment. (buildings only & tO be relocatea). Located corner of Oak and 14th Ayes. Detailed $152 MONTH PAYS ALL with $13,750 dn. Sharp 3 BR, w.0 HIA, w.w carpet, new ref., gas range, inside utility rm. & walk. in closet in MBR. Won't last. STENSTROM - pets. $300 + security. 305.327. 0473. carpet, pool. Close to THE REASON WE'VE BEEN IN _______________________ NOTICE OP ACTION TO: THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, a dissolved Massachusetts corporation, and the unknown trustees, If any, Of THE ALTA. MONTE COMPANY, a dissolved Massachusetts corporation, and GEORGE W, MORSE, HENRY L. CHASE, GEORGE FROST, and CHARLES WHITTIER, as dIrectors and trustees of THE Al,TAMONTI COMPANY, a dissolved Mass. actsau corporation, arid the unkii 1IUIIIUIUluuuI1' - DeBary2BR,1½b,CH&A,part. ____________________________ turn, carport. No children, no requirements will be given an opportunity to participate In the AAA EMPLOYMENT No. 12 vs. THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, etc., et al ants. ___________________________________ For rent turn, nice 1 BR house. W. W carpet, adults no pets, ref. 322. Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appl., VVW .ver,iy,s. lW. AIy it REALTY INC. REALTOR 323-7332 322-0612, 322.7117 _______________________ Earn as much as $500 per 10t stuffing envalopes with o circulars, For informatior Pentax Enterprise Dept. S P.O. Box 1158 Middietown, Ohi MAKE AN HEIRLOOM CreativeExpresslons 323.8812 Plaintiffs, 1001 Palmetto Ave. HAL COLBERT, 35—bfle Home Lots -________ HAINES. his wife, J. W. HICKMAN, I 11—Itntructlom CIVIL ACTION NO. 791411.CA.13.K WEBBER B. HAINES and LOU J. 2 B, FR, lets of storage space. 2544 S. French Ave. 33—Houses Furnished 45042. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Room for a growing family. 4 BR, 322-0231,373-7173. 322-0779 meeting basic eligibility . ' _______________________ COURT, OF SANFORD REALTOR pets. 1004 Palmetto. ******** THE 141$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR, 1½ bath, brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old, $26,500. ALL FLORIDA REALTY Nowacceptingapplicatlonsforfu I. part tIme employment wit Handy Way Food Stores. Mte Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $200rder. Sanford area. 322.2314. Sam's Portion Meats. ." Lake Mary. $11,300. Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., pyate entrance, adults Only, no - FOR SALE two-story, 2 bedroom townhouse, ww carpeting, all appliances, pool, in Sanford near shopping, schools, by owner, $2t,000. 321-0233 eves., weekends. 3 BR, 1 B home on 6 lots downtown REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED Sanford short term, 1 BR adults, no pets. Ref. $150 dep., $193 mo. + dec. All other utilities paid. 323.91-34. - ACRE LOT IN LK HOWELL 3 BR, 1 B, gas heat, fenced yd. $26,500. Realtor 2nd St. I- ' Get fuilexposure-takethat "For Sale" sign down & run a classifiedad, Call3fl.2611or $31. 100' on - preferred. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Canter, 919 B. ______________________ .- Zoned commercial Sanford Ave. $15,500. Nurses Aides, 7.3 shift. Exp DEMN / omIsson.Purttser,theomlsslswIII forSyearolds Call 322-6645 — .., $33 323.3,7, "Fire Fighters" First & Only child care center open Begin. Saturday in Sanford ning June 2. Sanford Early Cttildcare Center. 322.6645. - e-Pwner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, car. port den w-wet bat, eat in kit. 1 Adult, No Pets The City of Sanford Civil Srvice Board s accepting applicatIons for the position of Fire Fighter thru Aug. 30, 1979. Apply room 244, City Hall, Sanford, Florida Monday thru Thursday. Those Unique Kindergarten Stenstrom Realty, Realtors - atild care in my home, exp mother of 2. All ages. 2206 Mitch ct w. Pinecrest area. 323.9355. For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Owner at 322242O. •-. CieanQuietCotta9e Laborer w.chauffeur lic. for Sanford area 904 953.5055 ___________________________ 5 Realtron Cornpetor 5 FuIl.Time Office Supervision S Compatible Associates •Over 22 Years Experience - immaculate 4 BR, 2 B, 2 car garage w-W carpet, C HIA, fenced bk. yd. $53,900. ,' 323tO4O 333.1565 &-chiid Care - on Mellonvllle Ave., 2 garages, fenced bk. yd., fruit trees & extra lot for only $25,900. ______________________________ - . I lBRFurnapt.,w.wcarPet A.C.$160m0.6m0.lease Meat Cutter, stock man. Must be experienced. Apply at Food Barn, 25th & Park. Woman w.sonwouId like to share your apt. and administrative ... $14,000 PLUS. Florida's leading Men's wear firm, HIS Stores for Men, now has immedIate opportunities in management & sales. Our expansion has created new careeropportunities locally & other central Fl. locations including the Tampa Bay area. Excellent pay wall fringe benefits. Call 306.116.0717, ext.9. For app?. or sand resume to P.O. Box 1076, Mt. Dora, Fl. 32157. • National Referral Service - 'How about a 4 BR, 1 B, older home Kids gone, but the Swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322.2611. Experienced driver, must know Sanford area. Apply in person, Automotive Speed, 2474 Park Ave. _____ 60,E.ColonialDr,,Orlando ,$0,.fl Toll Free 1.3002212568 _______ taming the rates payable for such classIfications and whether area IN THE cIRCuIT COURT OP THE practice requires the use of these EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. classIfIcations in accomplishing the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOlE work. Nolnfereflcoconcirnlng area COUNTY, FLORIDA. practice is to be drawn from their CASE NO. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED th.t$headmlnlstrallgnofth,estat, st Trimlster abortlofl'-4100 Gyn ClInIc-120; Pregnancy test; male sterilizatIon; free coun. seling. Prof essional care. ,rnninire. Con. itial. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION , 41—Houses - S Large Listing Inventory S. Dominant Advertising 5 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors I ERA - - 1 BR executive decorator nished Condo. Pool, club house, cable TV. Ev'thmng f15lsed incdishes&liMfls.$lSOWI.$.lCO mo. + tax. 322.7991. Inovative comoanv •xpanding rapidly, PT clerical position, hrs. flexible, own transportation. 647-5194. BORTION SERVICESI Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carpet, fenced yd., nicely landscaped, C H&A, w.w carpet. Good location. 543,900. '. Ave. - gressive Sales Volume Leader needs. Associates, experienced or newly licensed Nowl 20 lots Zoned Residential- sizes start at 73x100, prices start at $1780. High & dry, you don't need a boat. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 1.541. 4617 or 644.301,. 4—Pe,lor,aIS ___________________________ ) - - - Real Estate Sales Sanford's most well-known pro. -' Apts. for Senior citIzens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. only I Wages commensurate w abillty.fringe benefits. A WORD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my many friends for their prayers, cards & flowers durIng my recent stay at Florida Hospital So. for total knee replacement & other surgery. Thank you all lovingly. Pearl Pattin ______________________________ costsinth.amountof$3i,Sl.2S. All Interested persons are hOlItild IIIatMde.UIPtionOI.9Chpr.partY SSI IMihl SlhlIsi IS IS Isle aeISIs •.pa$. y. IS S9*S SINCOat till COy MCSrIS Click ci the CIty of Cassetbercy, Florida. DATED this 14th day of August, A.O. 1979. Mary W. Hawthorne CIty Clerk D..Ihl.I.' Anni,tf II. A 1170 Arthur H. Backwith, Jr. Clerk By: Eve Crabtree Deputy Clerk classifications listed below. The bidder ii responsible for .sc,r. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: i—Card of Thanks _. - - - _________________________- - - i$_4lpflI!d — -- - FurniShed _________________________ ____________________________ - fruit trees. $33,950. r - - _______________________________ •- 31—ApartmentS ___________________________ assessments against each property owner will be considered. The City of Cassatberry has in its posseuionanungineer'sestimlteof the construction costs Including .. 4k a lina 1;,,lM. ... .31c a un. 3C 7COflh1CUtttIht.....3SC a IlIla - - 3 BR, 1½ Ba, w.2 adjoining lots + - - ______- 41—Houses - - -_ I get results. Sunday - Noon Friday (WU ..UgIR Will liii Tfl nIn..rInn RATES I - The soonEr you place your classified ad, the sooner you will 41—Houses _Spotless 3 BR, 1 B, ref., stove, drapes, part. turn., for only I $26,500. ' ______ DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication propriety and advisability of making the improvements. Costs, method of payment and the Publish July 2 & Aug. 3, 12, 19, 1979 Labor incorporated in the ad vertised specifications does not DEL.131 Include rates for the requested JAMES CECIL JENKINS, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 831-9993 ttlru FRIDAY Lines Minimum 9.Pdoon SATURDAY ___________________________ NOTICE TO: All property owners ana any other persons lnternted in all lots, lands and parcels of lands adjoining and contiguous or abounding and abutting upon the following described street located within the City of Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, to wit. A portion of Southcot Drive, a distance of 748 lineal feet measured westerly from the existing paved surfaceof South Lake Triplet Drive. Yflhl ADF MFQFRY NOTIFIED that the City Council of the City of Casselberry, Florida, has deemed it advisable to Improve the above. described street with 22 feet of 1 Inch thick, Type I, asphaltic concrete Oft a 6 inch iimerock base and 10 inch stabilized subbase with drainage pipes and inlets, curb and gutters an to provide for the assessment of (SEAL) I. NotIce $5 Ii4dl'$, Wage Determinations. The wage rate determination of the Secretary of Division IN RI: ESTATE OP Deceased I - 1 BR- $11, up. Pool. Adults ofily, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 3231610 Mariner's ylllige. MONDAY ____________________________ • Pile Hamlet 79-323.CP 322-2611 5:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. property situated in Seminole County, Florida, described as: Let 1, SHADY OAKS, according to the ptat thei'eof as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 36, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. at public sale, to the hIghest bidder for caspi at 11:00 AM. on the 11th day of September, 1919, at the West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. DATED this 15th day of August, 1979. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., CLERK By: Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk Publish: August 1V, 26, 1979 OEM-fl . ______________________ PROlATE DIVISION Orlando -Winter Park , ten Secretary UrT Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS vs. WINSTON L. MOORE and ANNA B. NEWMAN formerly ANNA MOORE, all costs as p.r Resolution No.291 f Defendants, the City of Casselberry, Florida. TAKE NOTICE that a public AMENDED hearing will be held on September NOTICE OF ACTION 10, 1919, at 7:30 p.m. In the City TO: WINSTON L. MOORE Hall, at which time the ownrs 2319 Dunston Street assessed and other interested Eau GalIie, Florida, persons may appear before the City Council and be heard as to the - • - - -•.. By: W. Earl Downs, President Attest: fr,,,,w,, '"' ""''" reserves: the rights to waive any informalitieslnorrejectanyandall Proposals, or to re-advertise for Proposals. All Proposals must be submitted as set forth In the "Proposal Requirements and Conditions." A Payment Bond in a sum equal to tOO percent of the amount of the contract awarded will be required, A Performance Bond in a sum equal to 100 percent of the amount of the contract awarded will be required. A Bid Bond or Certified Check in the amount of 5 percent of the Total Amount Bid must be submitted with each Proposal. The award of this Contract will be contingent upon the receipt of a Grant Offer from the Federal Aviation AdmInistration and execution of the Grant Offer by the - .tt DOWNS PROPERTIES, INC. '- Yh - ________ -- -- . Legal Notice ANNA B. NEWMAN formerly 19$) goals for participation by ANNA B. MOORE Minority Business Enterprises is 107 Parker Street twenty percent (20 pct). To ensure OirectorofAviation,orat the office that maximum bids from Minority of Bristol, Childs & Associates, Inc., Tampa, Florida, 33601 YOU and each of you are notified Business Enterprises are sought, 10)2 Saliedo Street, Coral Gables, Florida 33146. Complete documents that a suit for specific performance contractors submitting bids will requIrdtoprovideevidenceoftheir may be obtained from either the of an Agreement for Deed for the elf orts in aiding in the reaching of off iceof the Director of Aviation, or following described real property: Bristol, Childs & Associates, Inc., by Id QII OT ii. "F". unui r The Housing Authority of the City payment of a deposit in the amount MOSeon ording ci Sanford, FlorIda reserves the of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars for each to the pie? thereof as recorded In tight to reject any or cli bide or to set. Payment for Plans and other Flit Book 51, Pi,es 46.45, si the 'esive .,any IguMllII* In the centred Di*Anent* must II RkMok ets.10l, CSIftMy, Is thSCh.W.SV.rd lsysSI. Is-' FlAlic PstIWL ,r.fota lihl-Lse$Sr 'v"• s bud' illsdIHk,it 1è.j you period of 30 days subsequent to the Cash will not be accepted. 'This are required to serve a copy of your opening of bids without the consent deposit will be refunded only to written defenses, if any, on of the Housing Authority of the City Bidders submitting a formal GEORGE C. KELLEY, P.A., Proposal, upon receipt of unused Plaintiffs' attomby, whose adaess of Sanfora, Florida. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY Documents in good condition not is p.o. Box 1132, Apopka, Florida, (10) days after date of 33703, on or before August 30, 1979, OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, later than ooenino of the Proposals. FLORIDA ' U' '.n.i with mu '..u,r U! This contract is under and subject a" Thomas Wilson Ill this ' Court either before service on to: Executive Director Plaintiffs attorney or immediately Minimum wage rates as thereafter, otherwise a default will Publish: August 3, 10, 13, 14, 17, 19, established by the Secretary of the beentered against 1979 you for the relief U.S. Department of Labor. DEM-46 demanded In the complaint. FAA Advisory CIrcular WITNESS my hand and seal of 5100.6A, AppendIx 3 entitled this Court on July 26, 1979. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR "NOTIFICATION TO BIDDERS OF ks.,, . - award of any INTHECIRCUITCOURTOPTHI SEMINOLE ME)RIAL construction subcontract in excess EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. INVITATION TO BID HOSPITA ofStO,000atanytierforconstruction CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLI TheHousingAuthorityoftheCity I0lEastFirstStru? work under the contract resulting COUNTY, FLORIDA of Sanford, Florida will receive bids Sanford, Florida 32111 from this solicitation. The CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 19.$I. for n,odernlzation and additions to NOTICE notification shall list the name, CA49.l( CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. SERVICESTOPERSONSUNABLE address, and telephon, of the sub FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND DAY CARE CENTER AND TO PAY THEREFOR contractor, emptoyer Identification LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLAN. EXPANSION TO MAINTENANCE The Office of Community Medical number;estimateddollaramountof DO, a corporation, SHOP BUILDING only, until 2:00 Facilities, Department of Health the subcontactor; estimated star. P.M.,onthe2ofhdaof August 1919, and RehabilitativeServices, Stateof ting and completion dates of the Plaintiff, at the Administration Building, Florida, has established the sum of subcontract; and the geographical vs. Castle Brewer Court West 10th St., 5167,12100 as the Ii'vl of un area in which the contract is to be CHARLES R. HUGHES and Sanford, Florida at which time and compensated services to be made performed. PATRICIA P. HUGHES,hiswlfe,et pfaceallbidswlll bepubliclyopen,d available by Seminole Memorial 4.AsusedlnthisNotice,endinthe at, and read aloud. Hospital, in the period of October 1, contract resulting from this .l.dan Proposed forms or contract do 1919 to September 30, 190. solicitation, the "covered area" is NOTICE OF SALE cuments, including plans and spa. This determination has been made City of Sanford. County of Seminole, Notice is hereby given that put. cifications, are on tile at the office pursuant to the requirements of the State of Florida. suant to the Final ..udgment of of the Housing Authority of the City regulations of the Public Health No proposal may be withdrawn Foreclosure and sale entered in the of Sanford, Florida, Administration Sarvice, U.S. Departmentof Health, after thescheduled closing timetor causependlngintheCircuitCourtln Building, Castle Brewer Court, Education and Welfare, (4 CFR, the receipt of Proposal for a period il tr Seminole County, Florida, Tbe.Chamber of Commerce of Greater Sanford will support WMFE.Channel 24's membershlp drive on Wednesday. - . Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Channel 24 - . 41—Houses Sunday, Aug. 1, Chamber Aids . -_- - . -t • - . ... , *. .-,- -. - - -- - - - - - - e •. - - --' .ç4I43. - . - - -- - .- . - .. • ' - - -2 - - . a - �-- — . - 4' - __,_•.•..•. 14A—Evenlng Hire Id, Sanford, Fl. •--.:-__ v.--...'.-.?- -. • .- .. -. •1- -- — •.-r -.-.-- - - ._.____._ ..-._--._.--- .- - ., •# - 4 •V - ••'• r Wb - -- :--#•-•--------••. - - Ssay,A.,. 19, im OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Aug. l, 197—i0 "4. riefly • - 4 t'munIty Proof Needed Mildred M. Cask.y, curator of the o Enter High School Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library ' and Museum, displays a picture of Ali students to be enrolled and admitted to grades ten ough twelve at Seminole High School must present one of following to enter school for the 1t79-1910 school term: Proof of Immunity Against Measles (HRS-109) certifying r, y were previously vaccinated with live measles virus cine or they were previously Infected with natural ' as es. Certificate of Immunization (HR-MO or PD-137) certifying .öat they were previously vaccinated with live measles virus -ccIne. Students who were immunized before 1969 must be relm unlzed before entering. ,"- Students who cannot show proof will not be Issued a schedule cannot attend dia The Seminole Cowdy Health Department will be open togive ynumlzatlons against measles from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. , This service will be available through Aug. 24. Wllh.lmina Sanford and one of her composition books which contains an L & 7. essay she wrote on housekeeping - when she was 14-years-old. 1. 1, Adelines' Plan Flea Market HraId Phels by Torn Vincent ' The Sound of Swuhine Chapter of Sweet Adeilnes will be iponsoring a table at the Maitland Flea Market on Sunday, Sept 8, beginning at 10 am Members having articles to donate are asked to bring them to St. Andrews Church during regular rehearsal night. For further Information please call Bonnie Ramsey, 67843010. Oh, To Push A Button And Serve Dinner Housekeeping From Another Century Stetson Names Area Grads - The invention of dishwashers, refrigerators and microwave ovens certalnly has changed the way Americans take care of their homes. Just how much such inventions have altered the lifestyle of homemakers Is vividly shown in an 1696 version f how to cook and keep Area graduates at the Stetson University August cow mencernent exercises were Uu Claire Miller, B., Sanford; Gweth E. Ellis, Casaelberry; and Mary Mahoney Pouncey, Longwood. -. •I Stop Smoking Seminar "Housekeepingconsists care of the house of and its divisions or departments. "There are three Homemakers of departments — namely: probably wished and chamber work, cooking, dreamed, "If only I could am laundry. push a button, and dinner "These also comprise of would be ready in a few taking care of the china minutes." Clow and other How little did Um kww - t)edth,too, tall ems, to- - woe. "Thegreat laws of keEpThe following "Co02" lag house should be: position for Brides on cleanliness, tldyneu and Housekeeping and thoroughness. Cooking", was written in "So much for prelude June, use by Wuhelinina on housekeeping. Now, for Sanford, fifth daughter and cooking. youngest of eight children "For cooking you need a born to Gin, and Mrs. room with a dove and a Sanford. Henry S. WllMln1ns was in her kitchen range as well as early teens when she cornseveral tables. Florida Hospital's Health Education Department will present a Five Day Live-In Plan to Stop Smoking, Sept. 18-21. Aimed at the hard-core, chain smoker, the Five Day Live-In program extends beyond the Initial purpose of breaking the habit. Participants will receive counsel on diet, exercise and general health. The staff will include physicians as well as a chaplain, dietitian, and health educators. The session will be presented at Camp Kulaqus in High Springs, Fla., sft'ated on the sip of Q'ieno St$s Pest, and will fesure canoeing nature frJs, _& — !•-. swimming and creft For Information contact the IU1V4f.l. Family Health Fair Coming Health care information and testing will be offered free to the public at a Health Fair at the Altamonte Mall, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 24 and X. Orlando Regional will offer such tests as: circulation, breththg, blood pressure, blood typing, personality and so on. Information displays will Include N.ondology, Surgery, Infection Control, Plastic Surgery, Prenatal, Radiology, Phmacy,Heath theirCareers, eto The Poison Control Center poison prevention character, "Officer Ugg," will feature who will provide handouts and balloons for parents and S Asked ... : : The Did Workehop and ether heIIW care crpn"Mlona will and weigt*___ coMM data and appropriate Ups and — did ______ teats for maintaining a how environment In today's world. The fair will be open from 10 a.m. to 9p. Artists I To Enter Show -. L . • ffijij 5g --am _____-TWf-er Air IheIIJ1I3MbMthe taLreeat' med be mst befits a shiM cam r: - •, . A* -. - Mike Gray Makes Deans List - I - • - -. L... - •-- *411111111111111W. WC1111611111111of iat '.. -. Alo. • : ., - - • "h.r A S.nlor At. DkkM11 -wv - - . - - - \. - - - e. 1. 4 . 44 • •4 •, r" .. • .-.. ..:. • to L -.- -. -------- . . . I- • . rthi lv7 sound jv--'-.-r..-.-.. - -_-_,- .5 ._•.,-...._.. . .,_.. ._ - :....... -. -. - . tachthem bow toffah for frogs "We avevageoverS cab a aalnta3 is taken dmhmowsaoos,aidhowto day,"saidMidesh,wPahis Officers cm pi4'af bean zths job clue to a year. s, and are often called em* hunt," Th. mother was Many 01 the cells are abed toreunaw horses hued wan. I5DOOCATCIIU,P.g.*B TL. I ItAr Ac . . -- - .-. -- - . - — .-.— .-•-- -_-.._-._ --_.-_---.--_ -. - .............-• . .-.. -. - . - - - - - - _•• - ----------- - - .. ....• - - - - - '.'.• ' l.._•_••_ - 2• -. - fteft TM I --'• ,, - .. L. 'Ibiq Now me everywhere elms in over ft pkm% to &pmdWtrvck& The - .'-. Pharul if 77 77.' See HOUSEKEEPING, 25 By TOM NEThEL animals destroying property, dering along busy highways or Herald Staff Writer animal bites, barking dogs, or to capture poisonous sakes When Bob McIntosh drives strays. "We get lots of calls on found near homes. "We once his truck through virtually any bite cam. We average 0to60a got a call from the police to pick . neighborhood, he says he gets month. In summer It's a lot op an eight-foot alligator at the impression he's not W. In higher with kids out of school Grant and Church $reets at 3 a.m. In Longwood," McIntosh fact, many times kids will spot and out riding bikes." ..' 1McIntosh has been bitrecalled, and one hit by a car on him and yell "MURDERER!" .•. -. as he goes by. Next to the tax ten "three times by cats, never S.R. 4X In Forest City. collector, he may bL me of the by a dog" since he has been an McIntosh says he loves wilrnili He has trained hunleast popular people In the animal control officer. gdop and horsesm05to Us county. An investigation Is made on Helsa dog catcher. aflreported bite cases.UItIsa life.Asaresu1tofhIsjobheIi adopted father of a pair of ' . McIntosh is one - of four verified bite, the owner of the young raccoons named Bandit animal control officers for animal Is notified and -' animals 5up Comidy and acting tags are checked for One and Bandit Two. .. Workers repairing an airthief of his department. The current rabies Inoculation, conditioning unit on top of. lot, officer,, two of whew are which Is valid for one year. Rood in AltAIMOld vn, irs reopomibla tar the shot Is current, and if Springs reported finding the ithns1 haiding all coiiplslids facilities are available, the ", ytns. Sim the young In the coudy — with the ex- animal can be quarantined at th or= has been bandied by the '.5 captIon of those in C.malberry, home for 10 days. U e which has its own department. animal's tags are not current, workers, the mother, detecting Contrary to popular opinion, or it it is w*agged the animna the hignan scent, had refused McIntosh does not cruise mustbe quaraxdied at the thin, said McIntosh. wouaulpldisgopdsgsandcats animalcos*rol shelter oriitha The ihsltSf has no facilities for young raccoons. In this to take back to the pound for veterinarian, case, the animal then case, In particular, their qes destruction, "With the gas In any any had not even opened and they taitage we can't afford to Is closely watched for needed round-the-clock -'' cridae around, even If we symnptins of raigea. untedto,"add McIntosh Inan. Rescw play an Important feedings SVOTY fours hotvs. Interview, With only four of. pest of the central o4icif s Mcintosh took them home &era for the holscesdY,tbs didieta&m.ktbycarsand wd,With the help of his wife little $tri. no has them dopuimsat has its hands full An injured animals are -iSfg c5l1pIIlp that — opbythe sh's radio. abflOd weesd. itm_______ 411M Im '?he be situated ifl that part of the house where it Is likely to be s unny at some time during the day. The dairy should never be situated In a damp room, for damp. ness makes the dairy smell musty and nothing taints the milk and cream so much as a damp, musty bins. Each kind of wine should be placed ln its own bin with a partition In betw "The coal cellar need not have any window. In It should be placed a heap of coal. Here also should the wood be placed. The splintered wood should be on its own pile and all the ether kinds of woods should I - . - be placed In heaps. "The housekeeper should, If possible, procure the long ton of coal. Marginal Notes "Why the kitchen should be the basement of the house: The kitchen should be the basement of the house for this reason: Since the kitchen as well as the scullery needs a great amount of water, It is easier for the water to be transported In the basement than to be transported by pipes to the uog catcner, Like Tax Collector, May Not Be Too Popular • •I "Now for the scullary: It should have a sink In It with hot and cold water. A drain for things to be washed, as well as soap and a plentiful supply of towels. There should be two kinds of towels. A heavy towel for wiping dishes and linen towels for glasses and silver. Now we come to the cellar, "The cellar should have two rooms adjoining it. The coal cellar must have a grating — not exactly a window, but an opening. ,,, I 1 ..• - 3dyUwUdeEy&¼eIwI sm Mama en Friday, As. ii, burn IS a,m. to ii p.s. It Is rtquu .d that your ld be riatorsd bsk. op. hess. Yes may rir at ts ictesi cs y bstss $ ttOng 'With the ' preserves, eggs, salt, pepper, oil, vinegar and at lead four spices, such as cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla). "The good housekeeper should keep these two pantries under lock and key at all times. She should also be at great pains to confiscate all rats in the aforesaid pantries, _ __ House 'Eiaedtst __ tt-or"' laws ln the dairy should be:. that dairy has windows, that no vegetables are allowed In the dairy, and that the door of the aforesaid dairy be kept under lock and key and that also no petroleum lamps be carried In and left in the dairy. "The two pantries now have to be looked after; one - I.Open of them should be devoted to meats. Beef, veal, turkey, chicken and ducks. This pantry must have a window. Since all the meat should be hung up, so beams with hooks are essential for the meat pantry. "The second pantry should be a room with a window also, but a light closet could do as well. The second pantry should be devoted to such things as flour, sugar and graini. (If kept in barrels, they should red on the floor; otherwise "•• • — "This is the kitchen. "The kitchen should have nothing in It excepting the things necessary for cooking. "The kitchen Is not complete unless It has four rooms adjoining It. Namely: the pantry, the cellar, the dairy and the scullery. "The dairy should be spotlessly clean at all times and should be filled with shelves which can be removed and replaced for cleaning. There should be basins as a churn for , I The Florida Gull Coed Art Ceder announces *5 call for _ __ edries In the "13th FlorIda Gulf Coast Annual" competitIve e"bP'on. Artists residing in Florida we oUgiMa to udar work hi .ihia ,iIMIuit wbthnablM *niit i - thMnirliv f • entry fee of saw Brace Dmwy Director of the jaconvine ____ will be lbs juror of sàcUosR and awards totflbg 11*. The esidhifion will no Oct 31 to Nov 14. F4dry forms and works are tie Oct. 2. For a pioapactus writ, to: Florida Gulf Coed Art Ceder, = Psecs do Lien Blvd., B,U.alr, Fl.. MS. Kindergarten posed this piece which was provided to the Evening Herald by Mildred M. Caskey of Bram Towers, Sanford, who is the Curator of the Henry Shelton Sanford Museum-Library. mace .' — ''• . ' - -__•7 I— — : .- - . .-' it • If'___ P f I N $4,' - * Y.C*&1 SZI t i - S..- . t .. - - ' - , - - - �- 14A—Evinlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sundsy,Aw,. I V V V 'V -•-' p -. - it, im Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 26—Thursday, September 20, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 East Central Region Seminole Pegged For High Growth By '82 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer "Seminole will grow simply lie said the major problem And, French said, he believes because of the attractiveness of the 200,000 population estimate with growth is that. new the area. "More attention will by 1982 may be a little low, homeowners do not begin to pay Seminole County will grow to be paid to multiple-family "That would be a growth rate of property taxes for 18 months to population of 200,000 in the housing (apartments and only eight year," he two years after they move into xtthree years, a growth rate condominiums) because said. those homes. "As soon as they I about 25 percent, Cliff demand Is going to be for lower move into homes they begin There si no way to stop -iiW iillet, executive director of cost housing. Multi-family demanding services they are b L growth in the county. Th Central Florida housing means reduced land e East Central V e not paying for. That is a major . commission has 'gional Planning Council and development costs," he rezoned job for everyone to combat and AL' .. • I I f hundred of CFRPC), has told Seminole said. sf lots for sub- we never catch up. The only II II I I divisions and builders have unty legislators. "Whether apartment units many of these loth sold already. way to catch up would be if 4 Among the counties of will be built is up to the eneverything stopped and nothing i s!rt d these orida's east central region trepreneurs however," Guillet I don't was built. p eo pl e ar e working to mane mirjole will experience the said. "During that l8-miionthtotwothese PiCO hest percentage of growth, Will Seminole County be year period, everyone is paying high prices of ililet said. for the services for the new -aflu IUUU• But a high rate of growth Is people. It is an advantage to "I think Seminole County is them and a disadvantage to the t unusual for Seminole now the 10th largest county in rest of us. The state Legislature unty, according to The grow s imply .jj t stat e. r economy s flWC uncil Quarterly, winter 1979 is the only body that can change ,. ' L more stable and we are better that," French said. Ltion published by the ECFRecause Or trii prepared for this growth than . Between the 1950 and 1960 An example of what French is -.. the county was in 1970," French talking about is: Suppose a new cades, Seminole more than attractiveness said. He added the county has family moved Into a newly built shied Its population from -:.-. .... • j;,r,.. an excellent staff and a five- home in April, 1979. If On883 to 53,947. From 1960 to ., OT the year capital Improvements struction on the home was not 0 the population grew by ' *rcent to 83,692 and in the ready by 1982 to provide service program in preparation for the substantially completed before tervenlng nine years since the for the predicted 40,000 citizens growth. Jan. 1, full value on the home $70 decade opened the county's who will be moving here? could not be assessed Jan. until "I think we have done as population has nearly doubled "We have been preparing for much as we can do with the tax 1, 1980 and property taxes for ,*gain to 165,045 . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent sometime," said County base we have. One of the main the Improved property would Sem i nole School Superintendent ll am aLayer, teft, The major growth areas, Commission Chairman Bob things the commission is going not be paid until the period of and School Board Chairman Robert G. Feather look Meeting on Sept.26 for the lie%%, -111111 Ifigh School" French. "That is one of the to have to do Is figure out November, 1980 to April, 1981. .uiUet said, will be along the Interstate 4-SR 436 corridor reasons why the county corn- better, more efficient ways of over the plans for the new Rock Lake Middle School planned for eOflStrUCtk)tI Ili Lake Mary. Growth Meanwhile, Sheriff John Polk florthward. "We'll said population estimates currently under construction in Longwood. Mean- projections for Seminole indicate there'll be witch see mission, before I came on providing service," he said. Ognificant growth in the Lake board, pushed for the county "The people will not stand for completed by his dil-partment in while, the school board Is to open bids at the board more planning here over tile llext few years. Mary area and Sanford, and city governments in a large tax increase," French 1973 predicted Se1ninule would -principally in housing but also Seminole to prepare land use said, reiterating continual have 150,000-to-170,000 people detective division," Polk said. rate increases population Delegation ichairnum, Reps. l)-çot-oa, iSen. Clark Maxcll. in considerable commercial plans a year before other problems seen over the years by 1980. "By 1962 we will have "We have four new ones increases," Polk said. Robert Hattaway, D-Attunonte U- Eau thiflie was absent ) that and Industrial development," counties in the state had to do where a high rate of growth is to have 25 new deputies, 20 for coming on this year, all for road Gullet also told the members Springs and Bobby Brantley, Itroad patrol and five for the patrol. "Nomally the crime of Seminole's Legislative Longwood and Sell. John Voht, maintained. See SFMINOLE, Page 2A ~1 I percent a - ,, l k- .. . -- ' a 'Seminole will g - -. , - . soline • - - .'. - - - - • --. -- - - - '-. 5. - " area • - - -S. , . - •.', .. - J - - . - -. - I-.. - - . , Wi - i as Davis, Hall and Stahley tslóm inated For Judges h ip The nninations of Davis of Sanford, County Judge Wallace Hail of Lake Mary and Edward L. Stahley of Cocoa for appointment to the newly created circuit judgeship for the 18th judicial circuit— Seminole and Brevard counties — have been recommended to Guy. Bob Graham. torneys were recommended to the governor by a specially appointed judicial nominating Joe committee. Among the local personson that committee were attorneys Newimm Brock and Gary Massey and Mrs. Mary Lou McDonald of Sanford. Davis, 55, partner in the Sanford law of Stenstrom, Davis and Mcintosh was memberoftheFlom-jda Houseof Representatives in the 1960s and is currently- Altamonte Springs city attorney, a position he has held for thr past 21 years. He is also ciLy attorney firm A spokesman in Graham's officesaldiodaythegovernoris expected to announce his appointment to the office the first part of next week. The names of the three at- Weekly I THANKS FOR - . . -- - . . #U -- T&P 1V - Fifth graders of Woodlaide E1seotary School proudly display their V.S.flpasa larger'outsldeRag leptesestedhy Soith Seminole VFW Post 07 member.. Woodlands principal Harold Ileckesbach (center) accept. Old Glory from Commander Joe. Kiepposboeg (right) and patriotic In. structor LucUle MeClug (left). Safety patrol members Robert Sawtelle (bottom left) and Angels Half (bottom rlgbt)lóskos. the was hall, 42, a county judge for the past 11 years, having been appointed to the jost by then°" Kirk in 11)68, was bouiy associated with the law firm of Hutchison and lAfflCr. Lefiler was appointed to a circuit judgeship several ears ago and was subsequently elected. Stahley, 47, is a former u.S. attorney and was patronage chief for Kirk when lie was governor. JOE DAVIS - . nominated School Meetings discussed during the last school board meeting Sept. 19 which tasted till 2 a.m. As chairman of the school board Feather has the authority to call meetings whenever he deems necessary according to Feather and other school board members. According to Feather, regular Seminole County School Board Chairman Robert Feather is tired of long, twice-amonth meetings and will establish two additional meetings a month. Feather confirmed today the decision to hold weekly meetings. The matter was of Oviedo aad lonnerly Longwood city attorney. meetings will be called on the and third Wednesdays in addition to the second and fourth Wednesdays already established. The only Wednesday that the board will not be meeting will be if the month has a filth Wedn esday, Feather said. first "It's better to make decisions before 10 p.m." When he was chairman once before Feather initiated the four-times-amiionth meetings and remembe red the only tune meetings would last past 10 p.m. was during discussions of cornplicated zone lines. Until Procedures Are. thanged - - A d . :..:':.. •..,,jfl . , .•: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9o.m.to6:30p. - ., J;• f:''v.Y.' •.. . :.r • - ; C • t. ' -: ":' •... -. 7 \ / ' ' ii •.'. ick ' "- .1 I : • - iiUPd her br.eba1lsotn bees.-,ft'$,thj rtgagiis1jvijUwoee) whim Mrs. .;i.-iflq'a ssty $u p.ymenta are mad. from an .v'i.'s' . • A1L'THEIA1YO(flJ. .'. - S - - •'- . -. - -. .• '.1: - irlilil 1, - -. t1ftJ itil LTfJ :" - -, iC tat. Kirk MS " - - '.Ib-........ ...... p4*: $lu,eeeep, ........ • .......... Weather ,. • .............. at.....-.... .............t -1Se ,..,. ....,* ............... M .. ----- ---.. — —•• -. h- --- -- - — -F' re-auction an Istee when ma'y of the bidikn have left. "I's a ,en-uI(esfieg', but U you're going to play the ottoplq bythsrvles*has.vertiny are,"-- - __ Gainer id - Kirk said the way to Mop the practke of - ==A 5..---.- - sad re-W*Iag at a much lovor tlgtum himself an hour --I-'--- - p - — On original bidder mm canceling his first bid 1 Al - - ____ 11 - - iatitsM reneging of the bid and Kirk's purchase of the how kr$5 as hour later was In no way planned. He said there woold net neid to be an agreement between himself and Kirk became Orligs County rvIes do not - - ' •••• isd an ls time and draws greater participation. Gainer &W he has withdrawn bids in the past, but says he does so became he doesn't have the cash Lo pay for the purchase after the auction. Orange County rules require the biddirtojy cob. ___ Gab its' dbia$1S,5 tAdonMrs. Dwiaway's home, his -5 - - bidders cancelling their first bid and back themselves or having somebody else come back an hour later with it lower bid would be to require bidders to post a deposit. If they withdrew their bid, they would lose their deposit under his proposal. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County Arthur Beckwith said situations similar to that involving Mrs. Dunaway "could not happen here." Beckwith said Seminole County procedures call for the bidder to make immediate payment following a sale. If the bidder does not pay, his bid is cancelled, the property is re-advertised and put up for sale weeks later. Kirk said he did not know what property he was buying when he purchased the Dunaway house. He said he got to the January auction late and asked If all the property had been sold. When he was told it had not all been sold and that some parcels would be coming up for hour later he made the first and only bid on the Dunaway property. When he contacted by Mrs. Dunaway he said he agreed tucancel the sale and did not make any money in the transaction. "I'm not going to be buying any other pieces downthere. Not until they change the rules," said Kirk. coming saves utnW,twitIIhoursaftarthe½'ko(th. (JUL'4 .' ;. ........-.-' - law 4olN that the UdMIUl bidder "iliaU make a - A - - - - AIL :- I - - -111110 _ci_--- - riiuljjiupproireitjrIsniciup I 13331776 - sale." The Law states that If a reasonable deposit is not received, the county clerk thall cancel the bid and sell the property the following day. "I'ddianythinglf we could geithat situation cleaned up in Orange County," Grlaadt said. Orange Coámty offk'iaIa contend the one-hour rule The practice of holding a second auction one hour after the first suction 13 peculiar to Orange Comity. According to Roy GrInsit pervisor for tax càltect$one of Florida Department of . Revenue, the practice, also is "dearly in violation of Mi'e law." -: FlOildi statatsi cify that the purdiaser of property at i táàsd asrt pi.ke payment immediately. The w* ad, iiith_tWJ; - '-i.. - . ___ J .-.; . ..{OUII1Jfl$311l2istMh10M 2l(1 1 thtlatrative fees, I ~-, '1 RAGW '? r - - • c." $4.Hwaitheonly bkkIee exceeding the ininlmuni bid ( $M.65 which was art to cover back taxes Itderest and ByGEOFF*EY POUNDS IlcraldS$aIf Wrilu' Saalos'd real estate broker W. L- . Kirk said he will again" péchais property at an OrMg. Cotity 'tax dead sutleoi' wiles auction prodders there are stat. law. ____ - - Kirk's name surfaced recently when an Orange County .ld to him at a tài. i ,, the .1. and 4'y voided lix ads *t $ Kirk auL -r Nra, P,th Dimalay, han rigainid - BANKING HOURS: t,1% I j . :' .- •• k OlIVE IN Ii '.. anfordBroer Won't' Buy At Auction Anymore am to 4 p.m. 9o.m.to6:30p. 9 LUIPY MUUK5: was -- - � 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, August 19, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 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/c0cacb173b32a223b4e93e3c394c70ac.pdf b2e276ecf155685771cb531197c874cc PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 312—Sunday, August 19, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents At Drag Racing Hangout Near Oviedo Cars Hit Gr p 6 TeenmAgers Dead I By GEOFFREY POUNDS Identified as Mark Edward Collins said the first unit was James, 1, of Orlando and a paramedic unit and tranBernard Finnigan, 19, also of sferred the survivors to Winter A teen-age drag racing Orlando. James was listed in Park Hospital. He said second, hangout near Oviedo became a stable, but guarded condition at third and fourth units were horrid death scene early Winter Park Memorial dispatched shortly thereafter. Saturday when two cars Hospital. Finnigan was "We had eight men on the rammed into a group of 40 to 50 reported to be In serious con- scene at one time or another. youths, killing six of them and dillon in the intensive care unit Our cardiac unit stayed on the injuring two others, of the hospital. scene over an hour and a half," The Florida Highway Patrol n's mother said she Collins said. said the assembled was called to the hospital at The drivers of the cars on a dark stretch of blacktop on am. She said her son is ex- strWq the group have been state Route 430 four miles north pected to survive. identified as Rebecca Ann state Route 50 in Orange "All he could remember was Wagoner, 23, and Robert Jefwdy to watch a drag race. being hit from behind and trey Wray,26, both of Orlando. The cars striking the thro wn through the air," Mrs and d teens were driven by nigan said. Wray were treated and a man and a woman who Highway Patrol spokesmen released No charges have been left sperty about a mile down said some ofthe victims were filed against them, Hall said. the road, the Highway Patrol not car rying identification. A Hall said Miss Wagoner was said. The accident occurred at search was being conducted for driving a 1970 model con12:50 am., Trooper Larry Hall witnesses who could help In vertible when she struck the the id,:!fIcatlon of the bodies, group. Wray's car then hit Miss of the FliP said, "It was bed," said W. A. the FHP reported. Wagoner's car from the rear Greg Hines, a paramedic called to Collins, corn- and both vehicles plowed into the accident. "... the bodies municatlons supervisor for the victims, Hall said. were everywhere — under cars Herndon Ambulance Service in An Orange County deputy on cars, in ditches. They were Orlando, had just come on duty said the stretch of 420 where the Herald Staff Writer TRUCKLOAD 1 MORE WEE Just Arrived While They Lnif KI I 'TI'IiIL.I .JTIJI KUKLUAU Uf 1 MORE WEEK While They Last! -- WIVEL ROCKERS and RECLINERS Beautiful Velvet Regular Price 219 jJ strewn all ova." when the emergency call was accident occurred had been The Highway Patrol would received, used frequently by area teens not release the names of the "We were contacted by phone for drag racing, dead teen-agers by a private individual — I pending "We've had to break up drag don't know the party's name racing out there before. trooper Hall said they included at 12:51 a.m. Our first unit Apparently this was another four males and two females. responded and arrived at 1:95," one of the Friday night drag The Injured youths have been Collins said. races," the deputy said. not4flcatjou of next of kin, but $'97 - Large Selection ____ ---_ - .•, . A . . . Herald Photo By John Gordon The scene early Saturday morning on state Route 420 where six teen-agers were killed after being struck by two cars, According to Wray's father, He said the crowd of teens there were about 40 to 50 kids shoulders. High School. Wink told me that John Wray, he himself had been standing in the middle of the watching drag races.' Wray's lather said when he the death scene looked just like traveling westbound on S.R. 420 road, may have been unable to "how would you like to be found out about the tragedy he Vietnam at worst." " its only an hour or so before the set,or hear the two cars cmuing driving along and suddenly arrivedat the scene not too long Wray said his son was in betl accident. He said he saw two from behind them because they have four headlights, abreast, after it happened and arrived and had been pretty badly iiicars apparently drag-racing in were watching the racing ears coining straight at you?" The there about the time one of jured. The son, according to his an easterly dirfevtion towards - approaching from the east. senior Wray said. lie said one of Ilerndon'sainbulances, rr v 1. f t er, has a fractured rib and Wray' s father, a rowing the two cars that hit the youths "The first one I saw was He said he believes his son coach at West Virginia veered off the road and went driver and it turned out I the "his nose will need plastic knew surgery. They put 70 stitches in and Miss Wagoner may have University, said his son told into the marshy ground just him. It WILS Wink limes and I'd his right knee to sew up two encountered the smime situation. him 'there was no place to go, beyond the road's steep coached him at Winter l'ark deep gashes." him. Lucille BaIl Sidekick Vivian Vance Dead At Age 66 of Colors Quality Made by Taylor-Jones BELVEDERE, Calif. (UPI) — Actress Vivian Vance, best bown as Lucille Ball's muddi&hsaded sidekick on th e old "1 Lays Lucy,' ad "The Lucy Show" series, died Friday of cancer. was Is. Shill and MISS Ball were generally regarded as television's 'iv a. twinleet female team and were close kiends off seen Quality Maple Construction . BUNK BEDS shall mlas her terribly," said Miss Ball, who had worked with Miss Vace off and cn for 26 years. III lost one of the best friends I've ever had and the world has lost one of the great performers of the stage, films and television." " Miss Bells for'co.aam. a dex4iushend, Deal Arno, issued a statement m wnlng the loss of "one of the great artists I had the honor and pleasure to work with " and 'one of my best friends." Miss Vance played Ethel Mertz, the scatter-brained landlady and friend, O "1 Love Lucy" from 1951 to 1958, one of the most popular TV series ever made, and portrayed Lucy's friend Vivian Bagley In "The Lucy Show" from 1962 to 1968. They made a final appearance together in a 1977 special, "The President Visits Lucy. She studied with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Wi ll iam familiar role of Olive Lashbrook. Inge, spent years in small theater presentations of heavy It was there that Miss Hall and Arnaz ready to launch "11 AVL' dramatic works and appeared in many Broadway musicals in the Lucy" with a key role still unfilled saw her on stage and said to 1930s and 1940s, understudying Ethel Merman in "Anything each other, as they later recalled, "That's our Ethel." Goes." She was first married in 1941 to Philip Ober, after appearing "Just my luck, Ethel Merman never nitssed a performance in with hUn in the Broadway musical "Kiss the Boys Goodbye." five years," she later recalled. They divorced in 1959. She co-starred in "Over 21" in North Africa, the first stage production to tour a combat in World War II. After her marriage to Dodds in 1961, she lived with him in She suffered a nervous breakdown after the war, and as part Connecticut and commuted to Hollywood. They moved to her recovery therapy, was advised to work In a role she knew Belvedere, near Berkeley on San Francisco Bay, five years ago. well. Finding a production of "The Voice of the Turtle" at the II it spokesman said a private funeral would be held next week in Jolla, Calif., Playhouse in the sunnier of 1951, she took the Belvedere. - - were Although best known to television audiences hone-toobright matron, easily led into funny predicaments by the daffy Lucy, Miss Vance began as a stage actress and her literary opinion was highly regarded by her second husband, New York publisher John Dodds. as a zone of Complete with ladder and innerspring bunk unit $59 95 Regular Price *0 Pas $199 • S I,,. t11_111 vacol 11; , 4PC BEDROOM SUITE *'aopto $599 £ Vj%C*. WITH BED FRAMES ROLLERS $995 199 fl -- I - Mills Found Guilty In Shotgun Murder Of James Wright -A P~; DINETTE SETS • Lake Mary OK's Area Sewer Pact !±1 niture Store ?2, LONGWOOE Phonp. '' - U there had been only one. That one man, hesaid, was Vincent Leroy Ashley. Ashley, 23, was the key witness for the state. He testified that he was with Mills when the pair entered the Wright hems on May 25. Ashley saId it was Mills who carried the shotgun and Mills who killed Wright. In exchange for that testimony, Ashley received from Immunity prosecution In any crime connected with the May 25 burglary and shooting. Ashley also received Am. mimity for a burglary aDd two other armed robberies he Is believed to have ç,panItted (inning aosw month period this sumS, "Don't make the same mistake the state has already made by believing this man," Groans told the jury In his closing argument. "Remember man has been glv.s an dial. Bee incredible Via fired the waudng sway from MbIS crime spree. Of entire cosias he'd say an1hlng." the Owl dofMtie" Tomin his daft argomuit, oy j I Marble$tOni Don, 11114 bsmwag1oritti.t A jury of seven women and five man deliberated mom than four hours Friday night before returning a verdict of gay In the murder trial of 25.yswdd Gregory Mills of sanford. The jury will return to court it 10 a.m. Monday to to whether decide recommend the death penalty for Mills. The alhsrnittv,wouldbs life ln pulianif the jury don not lbs suit to the sisotric cheW. Is *4iW'' to the first dI'IS meidor conviction, the jury returned verdicts of oft as churges of 4PIN1111 IF to a dwelling and alilMotid bitter)? I&--s dimmed from the t lb. MW hsdJesWrlglit,72, of. 1 , Isofort and killed Wr* , ri.lr of he -The bglMI thit a apologized to the jury for having to use a criminal's testimony to convict a criminal. "Sometimes you have to let the little fish go in order to get the big fish," Marbleduie said. In a&liulon to the ness account of the crime by Ashley, the jury heard taetkncny from firearm's experts who tested for tram of gunpowder on the hands of both Ashley and MAUL Tb. results: Ashley had no trace of powder; Mills had powder residue which "would have been consiollerA with the firing of a shotgun." Ashley was apprehended and questioned by Sanford police minutes after the Wright shooting. Mills was food shortly thereafter at Seminole Memorial How *Ial, whore he told pollee he had )M because of C sevrn toothache.' Both men were Aininidi Mi saspeds since the Victim's wife, Margaret o& sii. t a black man asceps on a bicycle. Mills arid Ashley y had bicycles wiun werequeillitdbypolice. By - ., - eyewit- wri, - f - -. - - Herald Plot@ by Geoffrey psune, Vincent Ashley testifies at Mills' trial M ills began rocking nervo usly in his dfr, his jaw tightening as Mar ble. done verbally recreated the events of the crime in his final words o the jury. But Mills stood erect and did not flinch at 11:35 when the verdict was turned and gone to several ba rs on the night before the shooting and played pool into the early morning hours. He went to the hospital for the toothache about 3 a.m., he said, Greene opened his defense arguments Friday aftflOCIl and Called only one witness, Mills himself. "No sir," Mills said. During his cross examination of Mills, Marblestone asked the further,— Mills told the jury hehad same question. Again the POUNDS p.m. "Did you shoot and kill James Wr1o't" Greene asked his client. answer was "no, sir," But Marbiestone coneluded his cross examination by asking Mills if he would He to the jury If it means, keeping himself of the electric chair. "Yes, I would," Mills : . . - -'...• . •pj'' ' P h"p - • ....t. .i.. a .. -• - 'L ' "' — -' --*t-- :•. '. ' Seminole Today Greene said he will appeal the case, but innmediately following the annotmceenent of the verdict he declined to comment j '. — . - -• . 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County school bus schedules continue, page 6A out 1, - DONNA ESTES Lake Mary for treatment of Herald Staff Writer that city's sewage at the Sanford City Manager proposed Sanford regional Warren Knowles laid it on the sewer plant. line for the Lake Mary City The resolution is among the Council Thursday night. details which must be corn"If the county and the city of pleted before federal funding is Lake Mary are not interested released for the $11 million (in the regional sewer concept) expansion and improvements Just tell us," he said. at the Sanford sewer plant to "You've been playing this convert it into a regional game for over a year now and facility. I'm getting tired of it," Knowles After lengthy debate, the told Lake Mary City Attorney Lake Mary City Council apGary Massey. proved the resolution on a vote Knowles renmrks to Massey of 'H with Councilman Harry were made after the city at- Terry casting the only torney told the city council he dissenting vote. could not recommend approval Terry said the city by of a resolution, the main points adopting the resolution was of which had been called good buying a "pig in a poke." Terry by an arbiter fromu the state's also suggested Sanford's inpublic service commission. terest in having Lake Mary be The resolution outlines the part of the regional system is method lobe used by Sanford in See LAKE MARY, Page 2A setting a rate to be charged to - . - '• .':' '. . . . - . . ' �2A-Ivsnhag NeraW, Isaisri, FL Suny, Aug. i, In, Pair LIJIMol Two men were arrested early Maltiand was burglarized and reported Tuesday at the home of peat moss in the same BURGLARY Saturday morning and charged Jewelry, cub and other Items of a Longwood man when lOCatiOn about 1½ weeks ago. An undetermined amount of with the burglary and theft of were stolen. jewelry, silverware and liquor someone started a fire using more than $32,000 in cash and ALARM SYSTEM TRANSFORMER ON FIRE was stolen from a home near ne needles In his garage, merchandise from a man's STOLEN A transformer near Longwood, according to according to Seminole County mobile home Aug. 7. A sound-activated alarm Casselberry was set afire Seminole County deputies. deputies. Arrested at their homes were system valued at $2,000 was of Box Tuesday afternoon when a bolt Jerry Fingerhut, 9 Warren Bruce Maples, 33, at reported stolen from the ball of lightning struck the struc-. William L Armstrong of 100 678, Longwood, told deputies 1514 Elliot Ave., Sanford, and field area concession at Chase ture, according to Seminole Wild Holly, The Springs, tâld two teen-agers informed him Robert Glen Laying, 31, o(115 Park In Sanford, police deputies someone entered his they had put out the fire with a County deputiesE. Wilbur, Lake Mary. Both reported Friday. Cablevision office at 219 S. home sometime Wednesday but garden hose. The fire had been men were taken to the Seminole Police said the theft Is French Ave. Friday, police started underneath the garage The transformer is located no sign of forced entry was County Jail. Initial bond was set believed to have occurred said.. door, which was open six inches across from 1908 Lake Marion found. at $8,400 on both men. sometime between Aug. 4 and Police old the burglars used from the floor. Deputies say no Cr. and suffered an estimated Robert 7, reported Aug. 8. toisto form open the rear door damage to the garage door damage of $7,000 deputies say. Proprty stolen included a to Seminole County Sheriff's IV TAKEN The Seminole County public watch, a gold wedding band, a deputIes Aug. 7 that his mobile A color television valued at ATTEMPTED ARSON Fingerhut told deputies safety department responded to silver wedding band and two home on Red Bug Road near more than 00 was reported An attempted arson was someone had set a fire to a pot the call. bottles of liquor. Lim INBW Water Shortage f1..L a I WU flW r Hits Keys, wr,cyjun In CTTOCT KEY WEST, Via. (UPI) Parched Florida Keys r,uidnds look fornrd to another week under dlIiiN* water.uee restrictions as repair work continues cripplid 4, H'tkn gotthat supplies most of their - ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Arrested For $32,000 Burglary Wills the to wMsr.use restrictions backed by jail tir-In.ffact AWN this 1.m11edrip of Islands, water - Couple Su. Circus World Lake Mary Jo ins Regional Sys tem IC011thw0d From Pa( 1A) 100 percent Of the cod. Since we Phil Kulbes said It had been return on Sanford's Investment the resolution is the cost to Lake Mrs. Southward said the because that is the only way have gotten Into this project, It agreed by himself and other in the current facility is Mary of "81 cents per 1,000 regional sewer system is the grants for 75 percent of the has cod Sanford $300,000," representatives ofthe various good." Kulbes said the £ gallons,a good deal. There jsa only answer to Lake Mary's project's cod will be approved Knowles said. "Just till us one governmental entitles Involved spokesman said usual rate Of capacity at the plant Sanford is financial problems. The sewer by the federal government, way or another what you want to seek arbitration from the return on Investment approved willing to relinquish to Lake system, she said, "would en. "It's In the best interests of to do." Public Service Commission by PSC for utilities under its May. We are going to replace courage industrial develooment Sanford, Lake Mary, and (PSC) on the proposed control Is 10 percent or more. that capacity (in expansion) and expand the city's tax all the people to work together. delegates have bees rjntion. It will be cheaper for everyone Kulbes said the rate of 81 at today's value. We have of- base. battling over the rateiettlng In the long rim. But, not when Kulbes said a representative cents per 1,000 gallons of fered to put you in the sewer "I don't know the ads," salu the people of Sanford are being method for more than a year. of the PSC had said inclusion in sewage treated, proposed in the business as you need it." Councilman Cliff Nelson, voting lAke Mary City M*IIIPr the rate of an eight percent resolution, Is also good. - pushed and may have to pick up "This is very complicated," for the resolution, "but It's the At the end of Kulbes' report, Massey said. "On an eight per only game in town." NOTES Massey, who had been 100ldfl5 cent return, it Is still a profit. If In addition to Nelson, Mrs. over the proposed resolution the plant were sold you would Southward, Mark and CounISMIISOLI MIMOSIA. said, "I can't recommend this. get all the money back." Mdar C. Reki, cilman Burt Perinchief voted _ F*M Brooklyn The PSCbasically sets rates Registration Days "Give the man an answer, for the resolution. *51St? Un F. Ervin for privately owned utilities." yes or no," said Councilman aflS A. Fogg He said the return on in- Francis Mark. $saNr: HiiwItt. Hammonds vestment means a profit to and Baby Councilman Cliff Nelson said AL Dalil Girl privately owned utilities, L. Fr*s the regional concept will Knowles explained that ?iS Q.Isr At " EdIm Jkson probably be a bargain for the Schools regional JIM" W plant will require an next 20 years. Nstti. Maran iy J. WIWII Glib.,? Investment of $15 million . While lime D. Jsiisux. 00110" Mrs. Southward asked Students at Milwee Middle School may pick made available then Dam p 75 percent of those costs will be Knowles for an explanation Of At Srisy I. L"". LaM Mary Mary K. Rambo UP their schedules for the 1V7910year school year LA&EBRANTLEY HIGH SCHOOL 111081110 5.. KaFdy. tAil MIVIS paid for through a grant from the phrase in the resolution $reff J. Vol Hsrbulis between 10 a.m. and noon on FrIday, Aug. 24 OrientatIon for new students is scheduled PrIKM'& An open house Is set for ° AiMay .1. Wilburn the federal government, calling for Lake Mary to 511115$ Other schools with regist____ for Thursday, Aug. 23. Class schedules Y ration and open JssqI J. Dunne, D.Itona acSunday, 1p.m. to8p. for the Sanford will have to ISSVS* ON PFIKIHI Elmer IYI pay for the lively participate within house announcements In preparation of the I. SmiTh, Diltoni be picked up at this tlZfla. new Longwood branch of Ovsd Y. Lasnard D. Cooke. . remainIng 25 percent of the cost days or the resolution would be Flagship first day of school on Aug. 27 are as follows: lAZE HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL 51K15A*SIS Bank at 1020 state Carri. IniIend, Lonesood with Lake Mary paying nothing IAKEVIEWMIDDLESCHOOL An open house for new stvdestzwilJ be held Aarn M. LId isn, PaIsf.y Road 434. inthewayof"upfront"znoney. see Knowles said he would ck Stuntand parents are Invited to attend an at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 23. Class schedules may be .......... .,t_. ..,n Refreshments will Pip V MS "P Lake Mars as an active open hots. between 9 a.m. and noon on picked up Aug. 23 or Aug. 24. during the grand opening not be investing any money, ticipant in the regional system Thursday, Aug. 23. Student will have an op OVIEDO HiGH SCHOOL celebration when visitors will Sanford will reserve 18 percent If they filed within the next year portunity to meet theft teachers and pick up Ninth graders and new students are invited be able to tour the new bank of the plant's capacity for the an application for funding for a facility. their class schedules. toattesdan open hosaefroen lO am. toapm. use of Lake Mary. sewer collection a be CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL on Aug. 23 and Aug. 24. All new students may "We will be paying eight constructed In the city. Student orientation will be held from $ a.m. pick ii, their schedules on the first day of percent," said Councilman Pat MONUMENT C ! "I have fathered a num er of to 3p.m. on Aug. 23. Schedules may be picked school. Southward, "for the privilege Of white elephants in my 25 years Hwy 1, 92 FERN PARK up at this time. LYMAN RIGHSCHOOL not coming up with the up front with Sanford," Knowles said. "I SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Students may register nsa smW the Ph. 339 698A ________ money." don't want to father an elephant Student orientation will be held St ii am., day Of school Sdi.dulis may be available by Sanford City Eugssr Mack of this sin regional Thursday, Aug. 23. Class adsidulea will be Aug. 23. I 744Y said the bottom line Of r1• ORLANDO, Ph. (UPI) A Chicago couple claim they .rsd 4311011111" injiriss two years ago because they were MIN frn the bkofanaiiM they paid toride. Qsisa said Piesi Jacobean filed the suit Wednesday Ckm World fir as woodw moot of domagss. (cU west. Jr., said the "suddenly i waridng the eligli-et threw the piatitti to g ewg thom sayita and psemaneg Injuries." - HOSPITAL Planned Open House Flags hip . - WORLD Lake Mary Negotiates For Natural Ga Lake Mary cliv officials are to meet with a representative of Florida Public Utilities Co. to work tiijt a franchise arr;rngetlitiit to In, natural gas SCFVICC availaW' to the IN BRIEF Israel Rejects Compromise On Palestinian it Rights ' She - TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) An Israeli navy patrol killed two seaborne Palestinian commandos and captured two others today after intercepting their boat off Israel's northern Mediterranean coastline, military sources said. The sources said the clash occurred off the coastal resort town of Naharlya, the site of a seaborne Palestinian raid April22 that left four Israelis dead and four wounded. Two raiders were killed and two captured in today's incident, sources said. - 3 Of Octuplets Dead NAPLES, Italy (UP!) Five surviving babies of the octuplets born to an Italian woman who took fertility drugs fought for life in incubators today, and doctors say only two may live. Three of the babies born to Mrs. Pasqualina Chianese, 29, have died one, a 15ounce girl, several hours after the multiple birth Thursday, and two more, a boy and a girl, Friday. Two boys and three girls, suffering from respiratory problems, have been placed in incubators in four different hospitals. - Ili1Ihk I - 1I imprisonment. Mrs. Boldt said she located tier pareiils when she was 14 but was told by tier mother, "You're (lead. Your father and I are the only to people fl tire family who know you are alive." \I m's. htoldt, wini lives on Social Security payna'nts, said her parents coirrittitted her to - dS s Annual Rate _ Annual Yield :±!1 214 year ôvesr Cirt8cMe Annual Rate ualield 6.9S% Am MUM J CsrtlAca(e 1 . Sysar 7175% .O6% 833%.. 8.274% 1,000 ALt. (LRTWKATES (EXCEPT, 26 WEE MONEY MA7) iJ :$)S. we U,. 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Unlike other short term investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate Is guaranteed and your deposit is fully insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. SOMe FLORIDA , ,41 DEPEND ON US FOR A GUARANTEED AND INSURED RATE OF RETURN ON. YOUR INVESTMENT. Psabook. Bokassa Aid PARIS (UPI) - France has cut aid to Central African Emperor Bokassa I because of a report by African investigators that he ordered and "almost certainly" participated in the killings of hundreds of school children for complaining about wearing costly school uniforms. Diplomatic sources said the cuts involved money for developmental projects that ended up in the pockets of Bokassa, called by the French press "the Frenchspeaking Idi Amin." imp I I. O.AO usiMIS A t K LM (111' lW AT ?0A0.AA Al lie added the fees would not when natural gas service would available. Maheu said Florida Puic be assessed to the city sub- be available to all the city Utilities Co. currently I4S Currently, billings to Lake scribers, but rather would be residents. Maheu didsay. franchises with Sanf(cI. Mary residents annually is taken out of company profits. however, the firm usually Winter Sprius and Longwood is about $lO,®, said. Maheu said preferred plans willing to invest up to twice the and has been given the a$otwould have the firm extending annual billing to a irom to Massey alter making a inent for natural gas for the its natural gas lines along the pitivitli' the service, cursory review of the model entire North Seminole area lie Lake Mary Boulevard right-offranchise said he isn't sure the way through the city to reach lie nwritiom'd $2($) as the fee could not be charged back to added the firm has a contr1ut the new Crossings planned unit usual annual billing to a private users from the way the for several hundred horned in (levelOplilt'flt in county ti.'rri- home, adding if a group of tlot'urnerrt is written. lie also the Crossings, would like 1 to tory. homes IS interested, the said he would not recommend serve Lake Mary and all lie lie could not answer specific chances are be tter that the the city enter Into a 30-year territory clear to the Wvt$va questions horn coiint'iliin'n on service would be riiadt' franchise. River. tire t)ixoii Mental health ('enter Mrs. Boldt's right leg is thinner tiorno' wtreii LI nurse discovered in Dixon. Ill., because she was 811(1 shorter th an her left arid she was not retarded. Slit' bo rn mth a condition known as her hip is not connected by bone eventually alt ended regular 5pjfl bifida. to her spirit' 'Ias.o' and as graduated 11cr spinal cord is not covered She lived in the Dixo n ('enter h'omn high sohitiol, hy boire and she walks with the for the first seven sears of her hremi she as 17, Mrs. Boldt aid of crutches. in addition, life, but was l)lau('(l in a foster said, slit' coirviro'ed her parents Other defendants in the tut were the Dixon ('enter, he doctor who delivered her, lie hospital where she was b ru and the state of Illinois. Non of those named in the suit had ny immediate comment. to meet her. The Multacks took her out to di nner and offered her a $) bill at the end of the evening, she said. "Go away," she said her father 1(11(1 her. "Leave u alone." , Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 12-6 _ ,-'- Shop Leesburg, DeLand, Mt. Dora & Kissimmee daily 9-9 Sun, 12.6 . '1 K nia.I ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY ' sawcan -U AT £? 291(m LE1N DT4 A? Ut II A U Us NO 0-mam to MAM.A& U.om.aisoo ,, ic.gw At £% I 04' 1 .nt.nt,an 1 10 hl0 •l .4.4, fl 1104 I 0 042? Ih,I.,I 1 . .th.'t.d t,rn ,tn,I a.a'Ijbi• 10. p..'cP.a 4.. 10 .nlO,,,p,fl .41,,., a Ra,n CPwcl on '.q,,,aI o' tIll .n,,cP,Ind',. to bo t.'.t.a,.d 14 tIlp IJI 0,,IT *Il5ne? ,,a.Iab'. 0' .44 I•II 1042 1 C0rnpI1.bI 4i'" 141 co'p1',bIi ,,d.42I,on .'a.t THE SAVING PLACE - Ii ,,, pt-coo ., •n ,, , g..v out c,$to4,,,l Ial0hçt.on aI.II ronfitietnent inthe mental institution LiIIiOLl!ltl, d to illegal •,, b Arthur P. Maheu, manager of the Sanford-based utility company, After the negotiating session, the city council will hold a workshop with Maheu to work out Final details, Maheu presented a iirodel franchise agreement to the city council, pointing out a 3.6 percent fee would be paid to the city on total billings to bottled gas users and six percent from INC of natural gas. Sues Parents For Comm itting Her I 1:TRUI'l' i llill i Kart!l Multark Boldt sa .s her parents shut her awayin a home for the mentally retarded the first seven Years of hem life hecause she was born ithi a .;piminl defect, Now Mrs. Boldt, a 27-year-old mother of a 4-year-old son, has gone to court seeking $33 million from her parents, saying they denied her the t love and care of a nunnal family. Mrs. Holdt, a divorcee living in New haven, Mich., filed the suit this week in U.S. District Court in Detroit against her parents, Hyman and Lorayne 1',1ultack of East Chicago, Ind. The suit said that because Mrs. Boldt was not retarded, her Patrol Kills Commandos Cuts . 'l'he cit y ('U unci I voted unanimously Thursday night autlrori7ulg Mayor Walter Sorenson, Cits Manger Phil lu!hes Ltfl1l ('itS \ttortit' Gary \l assev to in' gut iat with United Press International President Carter's special envoy to the Middle East, Robert Strauss, has failed to get Israeli agreement for a compromise U.S. resolution on the Palestinians at the United Nations, but vowed to stand by lrael at the world body and veto a Kuwaiti measure on "Palestinian rights." Strauss flew to Egypt Friday after conferring with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem on the first day of a Middle East trip designed to push the peace process ahead, following U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young's resignation because of his unauthorized meeting with a 111,0 representative in New York. France Sunday, Aug. it, CHAISE lit 3.33 W1 "Oxon 96 4l -. Ow F''i ________________ -' . 2, ' " • \ '4" . ff '0 a k Li Carton IL , j �Evening HerWd Don't llamas cotne from Peru? Perhaps maybe a few. Nobody asked me, but I think an appropriate name for the Ui_ma born recently at Central Florida Zoo would have been Beanie - you know, after - *1 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3053fl-2011 or 831.4993 Sunday, August 19, Around 19794A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director, Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. . _______ fl It's a boy. In the interest of a true community spirit on behalf of e zoo, e Orltts spearheaded a 'llama ilable" contest. They th th put up $100 as prize money to the person who came up with a suitable name for the baby ruminant, a "first" for the zoo. Any patron buying an admission ticket to the zoo was eligible for an application to submit a name for By DORIS DIETRICH Problem Wors ens The exodus of refugees from Communist Indochina has presented the world with a problem that is at once moral, economic and political. An acceptable humane solution must include responses that address each of the Issues raised. To do less Is to risk deepening an already appalling tragedy. In recent weeks, Hanoi has responded to the heightened international outcry by sharply cur- JULIAN BOND . ,, Fair Play Or Fou l ? country. Hanoi has given its non-Communist Asian neighbors and those Western nations accepting refugees for resettlement a welcome breather in the form of be escapees. Vietnamese authorities recently announced the arrest of 4,000 persons caught attempting to escape. These same officials report that some of those arrested were shot. Others no doubt, will be forcibly relocated to the dreaded "new economic zones" or incarcerated in the network of prisons and "re-education" camps that constitute Vietnam's version of the Gulag Archipelago. The well-documented truth is that Vietnam has decided to rid itself of whole segments of its society judged unreliable by the politburo in Hanoi. If the world will not accept these people as refugees, it must be prepared to witness their liquidation. The United States government cannot and must not acquiesce In any such "final solution." And yet, Um comments of some members of the coniresgonat delegation that visited Hanoi recently might easily be interpreted as tacit ap- ____ i',.. I .t;' . 1 %. 1 'If I -* .. Iepartment spokesman John Spoiski said ;oday. The study, conducted by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, ._.•__ rouna tnat black and other m uuuo° U uoou000uQ a . a - 1. 111:111, Black Ownership,. ac I . OU a ,7, , 0600001 I'll a 00900 •• UI gw ., $ " Qlf T _ : ..-. . ______ 1 I - '• . .•' Nathan Wright lsnowprofessorof urban life at the State University of New York. For many :. -_. •. 'Only you know how to get seasick on a river, JImmy!' movement for civil rights and economic equity _ for black Americans. He was chosen to chair the landmark National Conference on Black Poler in 1%7, and Is the author of 18 books on hIstory, theology and civil rights. Dr. Wright took his listeners back to the early days of the republic. He recounted how out Gas-Mix 1 By LeROY POPE UPS .. alcohol only for gasohol that should enable ....... ; -. founding fathers had believed that the essentlil ingredient for a republican form of government, and for the pervaflon of individual libeTt Itself, was a wide distribution of gen uine privat Up ' - . . ' - " ___ . Drive Carefully Seminole County schools open their doors Aug. 27 to officially begin the new school year. That's only about a week but none too soon for motorists to consider sharpening up their driving skills and revising some driving habits. Student safety is what we're after here. Soon afterachool is out for the summer, drivers have a tendency to change their driving habits because school crossing guards are abse,*, and familiar warning lights frashln(J approaches to school crossiMi are deactiva . Motorists drive a little faster 1i those areas during summer confident there's no danger because the crosswallcs are, free of students. __ the first few weeks are When school reopens, away, ___ ____ . attention to their driving habits near schools. _________ Hansens ' ' Stupidity' An, Inconvenience.,,, . . I - wwoToI4-atmy in su* the W advocate of In and order feels he Is above the "d iphnt the as of alcohol. But be in not time Church and Hansen confraded each otJiir dnwIllc±W; It's net thekind lmw,Iimu.t thus ,u. those. 1. .A .t .. $ of 5wi flRWWS trait ak.& Although 1w'en wan (ng foñldd5n spirits; it lead six even class. Haiven took an ei.etoral .li.fl1iio -- .,&JL. w '. .. W(W - (a,' ----- 1 cw'plç Moan But Rip, G.orps ' '' mIlesnh' speed limit was enacted, he has eacutives of the Coors brewing company have attinx ob 31 øercei of the vet. Hwir 69rIØvin Is bee. Mopped twice since May for speeding; both "'coatrthitlim to Haiwosi's c"psIgn fmde. WA'ICR ON wArE: Each year the Ci Rsplk's, had an salmad rosrm hr mahug times he tried to claim "congradonal Im. In one area, Hansen bes adopted a far strider Services Adoilnidratimn gives hundreds mb an abdWo in spin east beck in Itli: miMy." position than the Mormon Church. He Is listed miflious of dollars' worth of surplus ni* H, We" ts day adefjel Thu first time, Hai'sn was clocked at SI honorarychs1rmano(aWidngtosibsssd,assil. property to various state and Iher So his attecesy ISM the 000t OWL He was able, asvuthelos, to talk the abortion groop known as Stop the Baby Killers. organtastlons. The roclitssü are "WIS stuid, bid he vast e" AN he Mate trooper Out of a ticket, on graside that he Thm single-Issue hardliusra countenance '' aPi4 is ol'what $urpInMerW ljldsd the medio ill flhirkiv Ad, had several meetings to attend and was naming abortion only If the mother's life Is in denger-- they want arid why they need ft. whehed l. Th,NCadthDS, 1* as Mopped for dOing ni*notuthodmhincasesofrapsor biced. Is practic., omclaisotme rert U_u Iii 1w. . 7lm.ph. APIA HlimJ1trisdtbec.eajadsisaj. TT11u H a n s en W1100MONS Aff If 00011011b J* Irwi A i'-'--t- ..' '-& £k.. for told a the 11•,g u trooper gave him a a asegresamin has ad been sstivsly involved Id bin in candystor. it ins. eocirn to 's cometitusata, thSworkof1IGPtheBiLBl*MoIinI, uj at the top of thou' lattorbad ' this on fins a* CMM top in Id" 'we 16 . MISCinCS to Whe. * in PinlimblId that ee 0 p!0 veswaij , East.r wid*i illLsseindhose ar Udell ldahs,aasMHuafIaeue 911111 01110 ' m lamtl*lm . le.alsims.AMieaMaimIr. Fr ad - . - - . r _____ ________ . 4 . asMvu.Nme. . . , . ' -. - . ____ • £ : . & jJ •, . .. rimadsIkiteliadt1 of 1sle limos, the eadid ,,-of hei,heaswsbyusticsei Nlcuag, u.s.e. wieit.i M$UgII ulah DopMIIØ L n.rj.lptarIkpilvMoiin Juasy, w, i liMo ,-----a pipdMouiWAIthSt*flt-. of s pslI. *SI Iti 1. = Soft. wo __ 411 111111111116 . . 1 - ft. , .s m.inbuis pVdIicSl KftL dIIm in - twisted W .. ammouaJuj. _____ . - ___ w __ . _ PoputIa OM*O1ftwain$m.pasts,wéh - . - ____ ' 1* by Stop the Isby ag - sesids • lss.M __ S - ___ as __ - - _____ ___ ;!.Y . __ -- f. - a - - Of problems with the social security military payroll and retirement while the ikeover of education in the nation. Chile, responded that HEW has become system, Chiles said the revamping of the Russians are spending only 17 percent of Q big that virtually nothing happens system several years ago wasn't a true Its defense budget In that direction. "The Russians already have more ships and there. "Education is lost in that depart. revamping at all, but rather a method of more tanks," he said. putting more money Into the system. meat," he said. G 1* rowing Older i,: ___ JACK ANDERSON y uwiw Senator Lawton Chiles, D- - years he has been quietly influential In the BUSINESS WORLD U.S. He said the social security system now has automatic cost of Living increases to recipients and depends on payroll taxes for its funding. "Each one percent of unemthis week. ployment costs the federal government $16 The crowd attending the continental billion" for the system," Chiles sa id. style breakfast was one of the larger ones He said Medicare and Medicaid should seen in Seminole County in recent months, be excluded from the social security trust especially at the early hour of 8 a.m. fund and come out of the government's Re publicans Nearly as many Reoublicans as general revenue. Chiles said in some Democrats were on hand to welcome the The senator said the chance of the instances social security Is costing the senator. states losing control of education to the taxpayer more than income taxes. On -: Conspicuous by his absence was the lone federal government is greater by leaving Amtrak, he said: "If they are not going to Democrat on the county commission, it under HEW than under an autonomous change the route of the Floridian - not èhalrman Bob French. Republican department. "Witha Department of going to let It go through Louisville and commissioners, Bill Kirchhoff and Sandra Education, responsibility can be pin- Atlanta where the people are - its conGlenn, were present as were representlnued operation Is a waste of funds. pointed," he said. ,tives of all seven Seminole County cities Chiles also was questioned about Amtrak Is a heck of a way to run a and State Rep. Bobby Hattaway, Drailroad." . der given to ( SALT Ii It "Is 111 being discussed In Altamoid. Springs. S Ih&rifl$ fUndS to cidtthg federal committee and debate Is to begin in late Former State Rep. Torn McDonald, past the states in light of the deficits In the September and October. The question of president of the chamber, was master of federal government as contrasted with th e whether the treaty Is fair to the United eremonIes for the event. financial surpluses seen In most of the States must be answered. I don't happen to 'Th. major newspapers and columnists states. believe we can trust the Russians merely n Washington are criticizing 5u.tOi5 and The senator said the federal government on their word. congressmen for being out of the nation's back to the states annuafly about "My concern Is the loss of our listening capital on recess, Chiles said. "But, it's not is giving billion and he said he has always felt posts in Iran and whether there are other real world up there." the unit of government sharing the means through which we can determine If The senator said those who stay in revenues also should share responsibility. Russia Is cheating. Washington soon develop the "I know He said the states are telling the federal "Our national defense Is based on a triad hat's best" attitude by talking to the government to cut categorical grants of bombers, submarines and land based bureaucrats. while leaving state revenue-sharing funds Intercontinental ballistic missiles. Our which have fewer restrictions alone. "But Chiles was at his best fielding questions bombers are obsolete. I don't think they the they do not give us a cut list," he said. audience. from can detect our submarines. Sanfordite Jim Crowe questioned the "It makes sense to go Into a fair To the criticism that the executive and proposal to separate education from the legislative branches of the federal agreement. I'm convinced Russia only Department of Health, Education and government do not cooperate, Chiles said recognizes strength and that we can Welfare (HEW) by creating another the "national press always harps on where bargain with Russia only through department of government, strength," Chile, said. there are failures In cooperation. He pointed out that the United States Is "But, the system Is designed for checks Crowe's concern was that the creation of spending 55 percent of is defense budget on and balances," the senator said. the department is a first step In a federal - - 'Not !", ;..1. Jumping For example, computers can and should .provtde -data on what families witho ut children spend. They can compare the spending of a family of three with the spending of families of four, five and six. They can also provide spending comparisons based on age, Income, em. plo>inent status and place of residence. We are not saying the Consumer Price Index is a fraud. But the 9.9 percent In. crease In Social Security just doean't seem ;:Who's kidding whom? Meanwhile hick in the stores where we percent; health and recreation, 19.5 to cover the special spending needs of senior citizens today. percent, and miscellaneous, .4 percent. dsp, prices have othi ng abo ut To the Social Security AifrninIraUcn, The,. welglthige tail us n 'flM'swlqw,miagtakealookathowour how much prices have gone op specifically 'we won't say , "Thinks for nothing." We'll iotio-gensroa government settled upon for ussenlor,slace our lad Social Security just say, "Go back to the computers and 9.9 percent Increase. increase. Nor , we know how our spin- give us a more realistic increase." Social Security Increases are triggered ding practices compare with those of setomatically .éhyearthe Conswner younger people. !rlce Index rises 3 pore.nt or more. That Examples: We do not often purchase his hisn the law since irn. fje. Few of iii buy or repair homes. Basically, Ui, index Is a statistical e Many olusdo ad drive (or caimot afford changes for an array of of car repeiri). We keep our recreation ucisi. Letters to ire wek.aed mtItlmImL Ow medical othing, housing, transportation and coo are at a for pebitcatk AM letters ass be signUlc-* and not fully met by signed, with a "." Other address aid, N . prarihit, a klçJu aesber.. the :u Hvs'stbscetch: The Index Is based oil Why can't the government's hssuty of lbs wrIWay he Veduist AV goods and services bo*by urban xçlibtleded computers also provide data The Evsidsg HirofdwI respect lbs ad dirlasi vorbers, winbesof w,Itsrsvbsd, set vat their varies itmis that make op the onth.%1OflCh we ld1T55PS11d0W assess In pieV Tb. Xvnft Hij iwiwelg,dinimpostoncebe.edOn money? CeinMn ore certainly capable of deeteennos Asrljt Is ut Ieltoi. Is to *tvus,sy. Food, (or esainpie, i'ftMholer Is ead.raisqsee doing as. IM can hilpoidjadabeidany e index. . "M op 3L4rcest of th -. "How IkUig in 39,3 percent; CMII arid NO" 1110n0@11011 - "-'Of plplL,hul?" e on a as b:::. *1 Mimed:trasaseitMien 3.1 many So now we seniors have received a Social Security Increase. But we're not jumping for joy. Those of to who were getting Social Security chucks of $400 a month now receive $439.60. That's an Increase of less than $10 a week. Those who were drawing $139 now get $1117 more monthly - less than $4 more ____ - - --__ ___ __ i $bepeoMdoMveatt,tf ±'sMsrmosr'iWitebeseet Ms asbid Rip. Tflat - A sia - r - . - 1. '.. 1. '- _,, • •, - _- __ _____ - ___ - - - • . - ', .'%" - -- _.- ___ - _____ ______ -- . Write -Pleas -• '-4-,- -. .' _ _ -- --- - . . .4. -' -4 .4 w. 5 'XL - : /' _______ - ______ . ' - 'i . , . ' I 11 I I & k. . ' 1. i ' l __ __________ SOM jp,,,,. ""- . 1515~. r~4~~ ___________________ J''_ / 1 % . Am Appalled' Chrysler Corp. While I was In business, it was a matter of sink or swim. Good years I made more and bad years I made less and at times I wondered if I could survive and I had no one to turn to for put in most of the effort. 15. In 1970, Ohio Supreme Court stated that the wife is at best a superior servant to her husband.. .only a chattel with no personality, no property, and no legally recognized rights. Linda Mays, President help. With big corporations like Lockheed, Penn Central, Chrysler and others, as soon as they mismanage into near bankruptcy, they run to us taxpayers to ball them out. All the while none of the top brass takes a cut in pay. Where Is this so-called free enterprise system that we all brag about? These corporate officers would be the first to complain about the cost of welfare for the poor, but they are our biggest welfare recipients of all. They are also the first to oppose socialism, but first in line to receive It. No matter how you cut it, it boils down to the fact that we bave'aoctsttan for the rich mid mlght, and so caned sink or swim free enterprise for the rest of us. Nick Luzier 2800 S. French Ave. Sanford Inequalities Cited to join the Army, men do not. Many states provide for indeterminate prison sentences for men and specify minimum or maximum terms for women, In Georgia and Alabama, the husband is the legal guardian of minor children. In Kentucky, women may only work as waitresses, cashiers or ushers In places that serve alcoholic beverages. In New York, women cannot work In the basement of a mercantile establishment or restaurant unless permission Is granted by the Industrial In Arkansas, homestead rights belong solely to the husband. Louisiana's famous "head and master" law was recently upheld by the date Supreme Court The husband has total control and may all jointly held property without notifying his wife, Courts in Wed Virginia and Wisconsin have decided that when a wife earns money woiing In the husband's business those earnings belong to Mm. - it In Maine, It was ruled that profits from ajolatly owned biwl'r'sbslangto the husband even though the wife had On Retirement Retirement Syndrome: We know you have what we're asking for And your experience is as valuable as gold. You can probably do what we want and more, But the problem is, you're too old. Your health is good; your memory On this, as individuals, we're sold But we have to follow the policy as seen, Which says, simply: "Youre too - ' • You have ideas you know we'd like to learn, And we'd ask, could we ever be so bold All the questions with which our minds burn, Except our rules say: "You're too Sometime your gray skies may again turn blue And you'll not find yourselves out in the cold. The bottom line will be: "The job's yours, you will do, Though people may say you're too old." The Rev. Father J. Powell Eaton (;4 110 Airport Blvd. Sanford Modern Day Miracle 'Exciting To Girls' A recent Jack Anderson column claims that "Big Oil" failed to solve the Let me take this opportunity to express my appreciation to you for the rubber crisis of World War II and would fail to solve the energency crisis of today. He claims the rubber crisis was saved by using grain alcohol and the gasoline crisis of today could be solved the same way. This column contains some errors that should be corrected. It Is true the first synthetic rubber was based on butadiene produed by Union Carbide from ethyl alcohol (grain alcohol). However, a more efficient process was developed by Standard Oil Development producing butadiene from petroleum. In 1943, 130,000 tons of rubber was produced, 77 percent derived from grain alcohol, the balance from petroleum. By 1945, 60 percent of the total of 820,000 tons was derived from petroleum by "Big Oil." The McGraw Hill Chemical Engineer's Award of December, 1943, honored both companies using the alcohol process as well as the "Big Oil" companies. They had accomplished a modern day miracle, and there was plenty of credit for everyone. excellent coverage your paper gave to the Sanford Girl Scout Day Camp. Our Day Camp was highly successful, and I'm sure it was exciting for the girls and adults to see the daily coverage it received. I would also like to thank Judy Sanders and her staff for the great job they did. The promotion and coverage, combined with the cooperation of all your staff, was excellent. Thank you for offering a paper we can all he proud of. Doris B. Bacon Field Director Citrus council of Girl Scouts, Inc. P.O. Box 637 Winter Park The Nursing Problem It has been repusted that hospitals In one Florida county are chipping In to donate over $130,000 to its Local junior college to graduate more nurses each year in order to solve the problem of the shortage of nurses. Isn't it possible that before this amount is allocated that the decision-makers should take a closer look at identifying the problem corr!ctly? The facts are that we do not have a shortage of nurses at all. What we do have is a shortage of working nurses. And here Is where, I feel, a closer look should be taken. In this particular county there are presently 9,749 nurses who are licensed. Of this figure, 2,173 people choose to hold Inactive licenses. Why? Of those holding active licenses, simple figuring concludes at the 17 local hospital, have 440.6 nurses each to choose from - if the nurses were willing to work In the field of nursing. And that's the key: Nurses who are licensed to practice In their profession are not practicing In their profeslon. Maybe If we found out why nurses w ¶dI. '\1r. ' '-'I. . . -,-:--. - -'• . - -.,'. ': .4 - - lack of job security; UI) increased demands; (e) lack of leadership in nursing; 1f Lack of unity among nurses; g) potential lawsuits. Being a graduate of the college in question myself, I think there is no finger program anywhere; and I am grateful. to have gotten my baste tratMngthers.at tbe sc%*toi may at . be to proliferate graduates to go on to become trauniatized by the nurse-curse and then to into other fields 'i,e.. real estate, secretarial, etc.) The solution lies in correctly identifying the problem. The solution to the shortage of working nurses may be to take the once-dedicated nurses we already have and make them want to work again as nurses by providing them with motivational benefits and improving their working conditions. Right now, even Florence Nightingale wouldn't survive. (;ailflallas, It. N., U.S. Executive Director Florida Health Education St. Petersburg -' - - --•- - low wages; keen. .-- .._--4 4.-,- 4- Why aren't nurses nursing? Recently I conducted a survey around the state asking nurses what they thought was the most serious problem in their profession, conclusions are not final Yet, but out of 1,190 responses, the following are what nurses have answered: a) inadequate time to spend with patients; old." Women's Equality Day, Aug. 26, Is NOT a day for celebrating. The Florida Senate's recent defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment ratification legislation underscores the unequal status of women. Some of the inequalities that still exist in spite of the claims that the Equal Rights Amendment Is not needed are: Over 800 sections of the U.S. Code discriminate on the basis of sex. Under Social Security regulations, a lifelong homemaker develops no Social Security credits of her own and is not eligible for wives' benefits until her husband retires. Again under Social Security, a working woman who takes time off to raise a family lowers her benefits because of noncoverage during her stay-at-home period. Women make up over 40 percent of the workforce and 13 percent of them are heads of households, yet they face a far more difficult time In obtaining mortgage money than men do. If a wife Is divorced prior to 10 years of marriage, she loses any Social Security protection she may have accrued through her husband's coverage. Women need a high school diploma - aren't nursing, we could devise a plan to entice them back into the profession. After all, these are the nurses who already have the education, have already passed their state board licensing examination, and most likely have valuable years of experience behind them. League Of Women Voters Of Seminole County P.O. Box 1004 Altamonte Springs - - _____ lli ' ' AWL ( \T 1 II kU .. \:Ifi( - _______________ -. For Joy' - be BiØweL M / ! . As a former businessman employing seven people I am appalled at what is about to happen In government Md to Lakeland, fielded questions on a variety of subjects at the personality breakfast of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Wright Jr. . . . I r0 t¼tfltJ... . 'V f 1'\ii f l __________________________ 'I Chiles Fields Questions _____ death. . Parties&Politics people, among them national park in-holders farmers, ranchers, loggers, Indian chiefs frorrI. Minnesota's Boundary Waters, Alaskans fighting to keep control of their state's resources. Conferees heard addresses from such congressional leaders as House Majority Leader Jim Wright of Texas, Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska and Senator Roger Jepsén of Iowa. But of all the addresses perhaps the most moving was that of a black educator, Dr. Nathan -=--- -- . . • in ority sed by the women were more than 1.7 times as likely be that there are incidents that are not Single women, walking alone in a public to be raped as white women, reported,' he said. place between 6 p.m. and midnight, f "Based on the experiences of those who The national study found that rape Is the greatest chance of rape. The study have worked the cases In Seminole County, highly Intra-racial for black and other found that the like Ithuod of bevmlng a .1. we would find that statement not to be min ority victims. The study reported only rape victim diminishes as one's mcome true. There are about as many or more a small proportion of black victims stated '. rises. ... white rape victims as black victims In the their attacker was white. Women who try to protect themselves by po . Spolskl said that finding generally screaming, running away or fighting back e said precise statistics on the racial corresponds to the rape patterns in greatly Increase their chances of b&? '0 breakdown and other facts connected with Seminole County. "Although," he added, injured, the study found specific crimes are being computerized "there are exceptions. One recent case .. "Because few rape victimizations in. but as yet are not available, involved sIx rapes. The rapist was black volve more than one victim, one It Is not to say that there may not be but only one of the victims was black." .. suggestion perhaps unrealistic In many twice as many black rape victims as Seminole County varied from the circumstances is that young women Should white, but for whatever reason In this national pattern In the age range of vic In July, the National Association of Properti avoid being out at night alone" the study area, the reports don't reflect that. It could tims of attempted rapes. While the study said. Owners held Its first conference on land use hi Washington. It brought together many kinds RONALD REAGAN . " I - the ages of those experiencing an attempted rape are generally older - more often from 15 to the mid 3 According to the national study, black and other minority women are more often involved in in which a weapon is ) It 11 1h t$tKflk - % 1L reports taken by his department indicate But that finding does not parallel the situation in Seminole County, sheriff's . I ... indicated white women between the ages of 12 and 19 have the highest incidence of attempted rape, Spolski said, a review of survey revealed. 'I ra 11 __ hNM1111 n*g AW I . . rJ__) Nationwide, the young black woman, lone at night, stands the greatest chance Of becoming a rape victim, a federal 1. !4.den poft Property ownership NEW YORK (UPI) - The prospects for disputes In the recent Independent truckers' vestment In the life of the nation, ais" stake in t i~wl substantial production of gasolin e-petroleum strike involved the truckers' protest over the well-being of society. Those who owned prope priority allocation for the use of diesel f uel the he said, viewed their public duties In quite motor fuel mixtures are Looking up. Avis, the big a uto rental company, and Phillips Department of Energy gave the farm different light than the property.less. They saw themselves as responsible for promoting tWe Petroleum Co. are testing alcoholgasoline organizations for 42 days In May and June. mixtures, and the National Council of Farm Many people couldn't understand why the common weal, while the property-less tho ugM more about how the common weal could benefit Cooperatives has named a committee that has farmers got the priority, The Harris Neck families have that May and and support them. begun a detailed study of the matter. "The reason," Naden said, "Is a counterchaim, charging that the United States, The farm cooperatives own 14 snail refineries J une are the critical months for planting grains Dr. Wright told how, over two centuries f In the repressive racial climate of 1942I that make gasoline, diesel fuel and other and soybeans, the basic vegetable protein crops. Independence, black Americans weç "fraud" and "deception" petroleum products exclusively for the These crops in turn determine the amounts of systemaUcaUydeniedtheopportun1tytobecom Evelyn Greer, who was 14 when the Harris market. Some months ago a top executive of one live Neck land was taken, said the residents were of the major oil companies told United Press avastock, poultry and dairy products that will be owners of property. ilable for domestic use and export." told the land would be used, for a IflhitEY base. International these farm co-ops were In a better Instead of helping former slaves and the* Naden said the planting period was more Hans Neuhauaer, COstal dINCtOI' ( position to do something constructive about critical this year than usual because of the late descen dants to acquire ownership and contribute Georgia Conservancy, the prenler orpi'1'M gasohol than anybody else In the picture. spr ing. "If the farmers hadn't had a priority on tothestrength of their community and nation, Ill of ecologists and $tIO1IIst$ In "Their mem bers have the waste land to OW diesel oil, t he food crops simply wouldn't ha ve too often white people -whether deliberately ir State, weighed In against the blacks from Harris the kind of crops that might produce significant been pl unconsciously - threw up barriers to bla& anted." Neck. amounts of cheap etha nol aIohol," the oil man 46 He dedfts9mpertanceasawatirthloq_I Naden said the managers of the co-op ownership. said," and they have a controlled market grating waterfowl," for mi refineries knew they were in difficulty early this This Dr. Wright la bels "the law of coçcustomers to use It." portent to an "established resident Canadian n first rumb he li ngs of trouble In the veniently lowered vision of human worth," and Kenneth D. Naden, president of the NatIonal year, w 500N Iranian oil we ll s began. In January, th e Iranian he says It Is a "law" which robbed America '& Council of Farm Cooperatives, told UPI his concluded ji bees the originai is had the c oin th ribution op refineries runn g at spotty e cont s that millions of mino organization now Is convinced that while (thUP cris th eir Land back," Neithiuser , uced ti rat es of 55 to 85 perc en t of capacity when th ca have made had they been gi ey all Ameri ns could ethanol alcohol cannot be prod In quanti es Uiiortunstily Pass, should ha ve been doing 95 pe rc il ent to bu d up reas a onable opportunity. sofficleist to solve the motor fuel shortages, G, D.-Ga., -9 U.S. Representative stocks for the spring planting season. enough of It might be made to help farmers. Dr. Wright then offered his prescription for repuents Harris Neck, khvdwed 0111 an May The farmers tried to buy f uel on their own but The use of, alcohol.petrcleum fuel mixtures In his country: consta ntly broaden the dldribut1n the United States so far has been In gasohol - weren't very successful until Washington gave th owners or of private property ownership; help l pi alcohol plus gasoline - but the feasibility of them the priority diesel allocation. on Gliss's bill (befOre II Americans to earn a tangible share in thj Hsv If the farmers plant manioc and other chUP midass of diesel oil and alcohol has been MSIdIIM Mesine nation's wealth; protect private property crops on marginal land and it is distilled IntO dernoadrated experimentally, st the seemingly Insatiable desires of again The farmers as about as much diesel fuel b cheap alcohol and mixed with petroleum f uel,, gover and- the EVAMOM) will boo der nment bureaucrats at all levels, who tracers and sledric gsnerators as they do that might be a big help next year. The corn085C1 determinesWer both General Accs consider It a nuisance to be removed, rather than gasoline for vehicles and engines to turn small mittee will decide whether and how to aCa sou rce of the' nation's economic and political the 01151M1 PIWChMS machines. Even If the cop refineries used the coinplhsh that. strength. and off.ud fair conpr'a"'. The delegation leader, Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, seemed almost to rejoice in Hanoi's promise that the flood of boat people had been stopped "forever." Presumably, Rep. Rosenthal is prepared to accept at face value Vietnam's pledge to organize "orderly departures" of refugees. Those familiar with Hanoi's many previous deceptions will remain understandably skeptical. We can only wait and see If Vietnam is indeed willing to permit supervised emigration. Meanwhile, the Carter administration should hoist its human rights banner against the forcible detention of Vietnamese seeking freedom, even at the risk of ~, Who Are Rape V*ct*ms? .1 9,ee-eg4--- About U WOO 1. ______ ___ I I" I - . .1 ' SI Co%orid Ps4s'tke ISySeriI the Harris Neck families boiled over. They staged marches and camPins and chained themselves to the gates of the refuge. The United States responded quickly, arrested the protestors, and Is suing them, claiming that the federal government has dear title to proval. lIlY'S WORLD Munkipal Circles j suffered. Then one day I mustered the courage to tell dad my problem. "But Dahlln', the calf was a boy and had to have a boy cousin's name the next In lin e," he explained. Oh. - . Sunday, Aug. it, 1979-IA - - / \, '.'\ HARRIS NECK, Ga. - The people of Harris Neck, McIntosh County, want their land back. The National Association for the Rights of White People doesn't want them to have It. Neither does the Georgia Conservancy or the United States of America. The dispossessed people of Harris Neck can't tell the difference between them. The once private property, now the Harris Neck Wildlife Preserve, takes In 2,687 acres. The federal government bought the land for less than $10 an acre from its former owners most of them black - for an Army Air Force Base In the early 1940s. This was done promise, the blacks say, that It would be sold back to them at the original Purchase Price at the end of World War II. Nearly 75 black families were forced to abandon their homes In this coastal community 40 mil es below Savannah, receiving an average of $7 per acre for their land. Some received as little as $2.44 per acre. Seventeen years ago the land was designated a national wijdllfe refuge un der the U.S. Depa rt meat of the Interior. In May, the civil rights movement came McIntosh County. With the assistance of professional clvii rights workers from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and a chance to catch up on the backlog of boat people already in the camps. Yet, considering the fate that awaits those Vietnamese held inside their country and against their will, no decent nation can sanction, much less encourage, Hanoi's ruthless crackdown on would- .A M uu ..L. unvvra AZ...... w ....6 IIi, was iii LL..wis Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I tailing refugee traffic-an act that could, in time, ease the overcrowding in Asian refugee camps and reduce the number of boat people perishing on the high seas. But, of course, fewer refugees leaving Vietnam only means more trapped inside the .JaLI Not Stella. "The next llama will be a female and we'll call her Star for Stella," she said. Joe Boy brings back memories, My citified aunt and uncle bought a farm near Montgomery, Ala. when I was a shy kid of a bout nine. I wish I could call it a plantation or a ranch, but it was mainly a hideaway to help harness the, energies of their three rowdy dowdy growing sons, my cousins, It was a practice to nam e each new calf born (and there weren't that many during the family's brief taste of country life) after the cousins. husband. The Clock Viet Refugees said. "Th e other two llamas (parents) were named for our own children, Liz and Dick." Does Stella feel discriminated against? Has she been deprived of her equal rights? Lima. the capitol of Peru. No? Stella Orltt said she was excited when she learned the two llamas that she and her husband Joe donated to the zoo In 1977 were "In a family way" and a blessed event was eminent, "U It's a male, let's call him Joey," Stella told her OPINION The girls were thrilled to dea th to have a calf named after them. There were Gwenn, Lady Katherine and Olivia. My turn was next. When would another calf be born? One was due I was told by one of the rowdy dowdy's. I slyly kept track of the unborn calf's progress through another self-appointed pre-teen expert of a cousin . Finally, the call came. The new calf was named Joe Boy. I withdrew. I was crushed. It was my turn. I had seniority. I was neglected rejected. What on earth had I done to be completely overlooked on this - this ceremonious occasion? My heart bled. I couldn't eat. I was nauseated. My school work the liovable llama. Stell had th e pleasure of selecting the name, Joe Boy, from about 200 ap. plicatlons, she said. "We might as well keep it In the family," Stella The war effort would have been seriously hampered if either process had been depended upon exclusively. However, when the war ended, the alcohol process was soon discontinued In favor of the more efficient petroleum process which has been continued. In ?rder to supply our current gasoline needs with alcohol based on corn we would need to expand our corn - production fourfold and our distillery capacity one hundredfold. Coal, which Is plentiful, would be a more efficient and practical raw material. The energy crisis can no doubt be solved if, once again, we utilize the best skills and technology, but misinformed criticism (even if well Intentioned) by the media and the politicians will make It difficult. Elmer A. Fike P.O. Box 546 Nitro, West Virginia *--•••--•-- ..' .." ----- ,- _._ .- . I - -- ..41r1uiu - •' - . - ',., :. - -, ,-,'- ' - , - iØ: �... . - . __a_ ..___.S - ..0 -. . I-tv.rnn Harald, sntora, F l. Here an bus schedules . Morning trips Time Soug t Boo I17Orl5Ws.!.*.!?L Airport 2:34 Airport Ave. 4, Senora 7:13 NarcIssus $0, £ RlvervtsW Ave. 1:11 Rlvis'vIi* Ave. £1113 'p'0 :;?1::ew. Ave 7:31 3rd $0. & Liars? *w, N. 1:12 , In.irntfs. mu.., ___________________________________ ' 3*35 *113 .. .. • *13 N - -. _1 UASS&CIPASS atomw CWeivAss £ASTIROOKELIMENTARY :1 14 1' 1 MI.J.Mus' 11 ... . 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Cbwre$$5. ___ •AV$1 isu aomk *115 ., ........ l . ., 3 X .III -11I 34 emu £_____ ' I . ,. 8ANTAAIIAC]1J.(UPI)AtIm..PIIIIChM1ed BUM by 4 $141 ...: '"' *1rsC1, so . ___ _Q.... , MSII'l IMIIL• l caw __ u KA,s$ *ve ltsstu* Ass 5509 Ave ___ _____ =?:1LNiS)$WUP?l 1155 Ilia . ,:., : Dr & t*nat Ave. 7:41 LechNdAw.&Nthp 1:4 ISSh$5.&PaliyesIsAye. - T 1, PlO$0&LKA Ave & 1551 7:43 PIuia I - 1... I .. ' . ...... ;H t 1:3i ft - ho . -.1 ssIROdvorMe.LSIUS$Is resICI?y Rssd ___ IuupsMNsad,O.kieedNNts,Pe 12:13 bwinethld&leespkAve ISAI NNW Rd G OWN Ave *113 Id I PIV Ave Av. 15 'I..- II 111 01geall$t& Alhambra Ave .................................. 221 =V d t 220 s. Al*saanlvlps for kindergarten t4.ye six ..;.I - A" A" I Ism WesOLake brantlayRd&VIrilnIaDr ......................... 2:27 7:31 7:14 WIIIanAveI Birch St ........................................ __ 31 SMI 113 1:31 bNlStSwMI.w.lai1., $Qwi..seMss14. 7:13 $111 & PemW* Ave. Drier ItIIII LI1 ___ ; 7:15 Line Harriet Istatu pi 7:15 LInsDr&Moo.eIwhlteSibbes ................................ Airport Blvd & Bailey Rd i7a 1:12 MIflijlM, A .. ; The slick dreldied about S mUs oflshori to about 11 __ . - 7:42 Forest Drive £ MsUs,wllls Ave. erIIn Ave. stretching ftom Twipko, Mnko, to N mike south of BrownsI"Id rch a apokeumap for lb. __ C1nsIles. '!' lthS.&ParkAve. 5th St. I Park Ave. 1:35 5th St. $ Park Ave. bordBrInthroodaphWayswas,_____ with tar Masks of moiias a tack wMirii ,m 7:43 Lake HarrhetDr(W) off SRG4................................ 1:10 7:13 LabsHarriotor(l)&Marclaor ............................. 2:21 7:13 AlNanibraAvi& Dahlia Dr ...................................2:24 1:13 Alder Ave&DehIlaDr ........................................2:23 7:13 WllIanAve&JawellLn ....................................... 2:27 1:13 Magnolia DrlJ.wehlLn ...................................... 2:20 I an11 Driver Mis. B. Porlor It *13 is? Or (slot at Summoruun Ave) 1:13 3rd Or £ Barrens La SSSMbiISSq Mr p.lhhiy *13 klNss Avi £ 13th St 1:11 $igesAve&MISi$3 . 1111111110111110Y 113 ASS & yr v. 1:11 MaunSta 3:13 1411 7:31 llffi St. & Park Ave. .. ... 1:15 $ullwner$hn Ave Sa*p US!!, Tessa (UP!) -AtMek, cosinha slick from Mulco's risiaway eLI will in the Bay of Campei:he is ftmthg 5 of j TeuaMsztcan border thr'atseIag besehas marred by tar bills and oily pscsk.. Scientists aboard Ow &A Noy P41 AW @Ddb d 04 - lva !.! t!!!" . - lien out In tis Gulf of MezIco, 1:31 - 1 rrvsn. I d. or. 7,13 Ist Dr. off Summwiln A". .is Summirlln __ UNehstlSls I Airport ilYd. 1.4 201h$t.&AlrportlM. 1:11 1:19 C.IS&W4Dr .,,wwwi.l5VLkTerr ................................... 2:20 Beer Lk Terra way 221 7:4 Lkn..lbch&"Maler's"° step :::::::.:::"............... n 74 bhiiVlIwWay&OransleRl .................................... INML--sa Lake Harriet IStat,, 7:41 33 $lpesAve(ssuffi.IMar,le,fo Ave) Bus113DrpflrJ Psbsar WE ..Osks,Res*il P1111 . 11 . 3:33 $anlerd AyeS. Ralkad Tracks 7:35 Southwest Rood & 15th St. NEW YORK (UP!) - A policeman was killed and a detective seriously wounded in a Friday afternoon shootout with a suspected bank robber they had cornered in a crowded Grand Central Terminal entrance. Thomas Schlmenti, 36, of Staten Island, became the second police officer to the in the line of duty this year. The suspect, Peter J. Donohue, 37of Newark, N.J., arrested after a block-long chase by dozens of policmen who galloped on horseback or converged In cars into the packed sir shot in the foot and a weapon was recovered. 735 am Lk 731 PIfleVliw WAY & Dan Mar St sMarlt$ War Lk Rd .....................................2:11 wLkClr No. 57O7 ........................................ 2:11 1:39 Ploomily S 11Cw"l6ot Step 2:31 JIM A"(WHI Of pinway) bus 117 DrivirMs LA. lady Sale prices effective tisru Saturday, Sop?. 1st. SN1S4 Driver me. P.Edwards bi Lake (bells) bissl Br%.w MI. S. $huts lI 2:12 Siidsrd Ave £ 13th st 2:31 Sanford Ave& Sansrs Blvd 214 IliWerd Ave 4. North Way 7:35 131h St. A Olive Ave. Holly A". Officer Killed In Shootout C.117& $unhand Or 1:31 Myrtle Ave $ Sanford Ave 1:33 $wWard Ave & Michigan Rd 2:33 Sanford Ave & 015 Way 2:11 Sanford Ave & "Von Nerbulls" 2:31 C-0 it Hoiss, StWo Rd $35 C-dy & 'p.bjjj" 5p 7:40 13th St. & 0 ................................................ 741 HIIIVIIWDF list hOu$IOfllin) 7:43 Arletta$t&AlbamariiRd .................................... 2:25 7:4 CR.431& Green Acres Campgrounds ..........................2:37 2:11 PiIler Ave & Myrtle Ave 1:19 Myrtle Ave & 's'•O . 1• In straight leg and flare leg styles. 7:11 MihSdYLfl&MCNIIIRd ...................................2:132:13 Sss1flDdverM$.L.cese, Oaklaiid Hills 7:43 CallrteWay&FlegtaDr ..................................... 2:21 7:4 111kuds Way (Middle ofIIoch) ............................... 2:23 7:41 Acapulco Way &OakjandoQr .................................2:20 Bus74011verMs.J. Rswefl OaklaNd Hills, Pares? City Rd 7:31 Oakland* Dr& InclnoWay ...................................2:20 2:23 7• 1:11 C.417I Radio It . leg. $13. Plain Pockets cords of 1401. cotton polyester :: :: ::::::::.:::::: 7:41 OslOrtaadeHIway,rndsrspissgs.J.esep h1 1:31 C.4171 biller 231 C.419- Laurel Ave 3:14 C.477$ leotard Rd 3:15 C.dV I Tucker Or Bus 134 Dr iwrMr.I.cassan.va nurse. Acadmy Or ssy $,. 725 Mulberry Y1. WI $1. 7:30 Olive Ave. & 10th St. 7... 13th St. I. Oleander Ave. Time 7:4 PsWI Lake Cy&Pesrl Lake Apts ........................... 221 7:4 Pearl LakeCswy& Lamar Ay, ...................................2:21 7:44 PSIrlLakICovy& McNeil Rd ..................................2'fl lssUlrIva'MLC.$Nwart lual.slISts1Ss,NlOwayl7JI(lse*) 3:13 Fairmeni Dr £ s.*s Dot Or 1:17 cotuns Or & Lake Dot Dr 2:31 Hwy 17.fl I WIndy Hill Mabile hSWJIhUaLWM. Save 25% on boys ' and girls ' is S perCord jeans. P.M. V" 9th$t&CypriNAW 2:12 9*St&L.custAve IooU Driver MLI Ribuwa Gellebors (Moors.T.rrace. Caslie Brew) 7:25 Pecan A ve. & 4th St. 1:30 Avocado Ave. I Ph St. 7:33 Jessamine Ave. I Ph St. S. 7:33 Perest Lake DrI$R46 ..................................... 2:31 1:36 point sks1Dr Fomt Lake Cfr.. ::.::::. 1:13 1:27 l uroy lIAR LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL bWs31 Driver Ms. P.Story ., so114 f I bihukers 2:35 IltbSt& Olive Ave 22$ 13th St £ Holly Ave so to Drlhw AV.L.1111111111111, . The only difference between us and them ies the pocket. And the price PItCI?Y(S1Stb11 S1 431).liiulellRtPeadLIkeAp,s 1:31 9th St £ Jasiamine Ave 7 Ave 1. 20th St 7:33 Sipes Ave. & Main St. bus 145 Driver Mr. L. While GiIiIe$Sw5 71 30 9th St. & Cypress Ave. 1:32 9th St. I Locust Ave. a ecuv" = Wafted y to establish whether she had been attacked or inflicted the wounds herself. I' February 1075, Non,.t, ,b, WiiItm. Atwater, , ,g. member of the family, was beaten to dea th by a male • A.M. Time Our pocket Their pocket S BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY 319 llthlt&O$iafldirAW 2:31 lIffilt & Olive Ave amy soft@ ___ I_ 143 DrIver Mr. S. Anderson O JCPenney. s MarltMmWillsRiSd Blvd & Wh 0 bsN00vMS.U.IubkS.1 Ssldebr.(Mi.rSsTwM1.CaSIlebIlI) . 1:13 13th It & B . ___ men' 3.31 MirkhamwesdsRd&OakLane 2:4 Markham Woods Rd & Dawn Ct _______ LiSSSSstIalisItifdt PeCin Ave & 131 Ave. I 11th St. 7:31 Celery Ave. 1 Mehlonvlile Avs. 7:29 Melionville Ave. I Rosalla Ave. - ROLLING HILLS ESTATES, Calif. (UP!) - Carlisle an satothe Wrigley family chewing gnm H ad sprifs tortme, Yin food dabbed to duth Friday In 'ofths fl U"U') 1:33 Academy Ave a iv,w 1:33 AcadimyAve(middI5II.'u') ___ on Lake Mary Blvd & Hidden Lake or 3.11 Lake Mary Blvd $ Ridge Rd 1:15 LaSaMary Blvd $ Hospital Rd (Transfer student from Bus 123) 2:31 Lake Mary Blvd $ Sir Lawrence Or 3:33 lake Mary blvd $ Palmetto Ave 2:33 LaSa Mary blvd & Longood4.*e Mary Rd 2:34 Lake Mary Blvd & Rinehart Rd 1:11 Lake Mary blvd £ Sun Dr 1:35 Markham Woods Rd & Stone Gate (South) 1:31 Aced 1:21 liuffiwiSt Rd & 11th 1:33 bihIWlie dr (middle of Think Rd in Rd i 1,$ 2:$ 2:2s Laritwood Or 331 Ridge Or $ C.MA 3:31 LarkwsSd Or & W Crystal or • Crystal & W Crystal 131 l.alI.Ilvd$CrystalDr benIl$ Driver Ms. C.Ovst.r fft,ljp Lake. Park Ridge, Siovsvliw, Lake Mary, Iavssskrwbe, RabIn Wed, Time . I Clvbftd& Ravinna Park Baptist Church SIMINOLI H1N SCHOOL Afl14flaiN trip far all stvdints. Moore Slat Rd 7:14 Kentucky A". A, biardall Ave. 7:13 Kentucky Ae.&JssaupAve. 716 Kentucky Ave. £ "Jackson's" Stop 7:19 North Cameron Ave. I "DesIns" lisp 7:20 Celery Ave. $ "Marshall's" Stop 7:23 Celery Ave. & BrIsion Ave. 7:24 Celery Ave. & Scott Ave. 01 Threatens' Beaches 3uI Oquill. lye ITIT-1011 Rd Brudinure Temple 0,. Dr 1:31 uta Dr & Citrus Or 1:31 Vdln Rd & Citrus Or 7:33 Lake Mary blvd. & Sun Dr. 7:19 Lake Mary Blvd. 4. L JUSILakI Mary Rt 7:32 Lake Mary Blvd. PI!UWYFUIAve. 7:31 LOW Mary Blvd. $ Sir Laalci 7:33 Lake Mary Blvd. & Ridge Dr. 7:13 LOU Mary Blvd & Hidden LOU Dr. 7:43 CollIns Dr. Bus Shelter (S,anland) boo 43 Driver Ms.l.NWNB Ca*inmdlty lauNrI(last) RIchmond A". & "Buchannilonv, Stop Heiress Stabbed To Deat 4 - ..... ............ 4-. 2:21 7:30 Marklmn Woods Rd. & Dow a .. . L h 1"11,416. ',,-,u-'d •' mj . , Country 2:45 Linda Lane & Country Club Ad 3M WC,yIlalDr&Countly Club Rd b.sill Driver me. P. Pliteker LicAW,Rsv.1lla Park Baa lodmivar Mae C. iva*r. Driver Ms.DN (last) Name Church. F ri day, the ornate red brick church overflowed more than 1,400 mourners, including nine of his fellow Roman Catholic cardinals and 75 bishops, who came to pay their final respects to Cardinal John J. Wright. Wright, the son ofa Boston mWworker, was the hlghest ranking American at the Vatican. He died Aug. 10 of complications from a rare muscular disease. He was 70. __ . -a - - ............. : RavlS$k.NL M.rftam Wids. Labs Mary, hula LabS. P51k Rs. ar.1nlall 1131 7:20 Brisson Ave. & Byrd Ave. 7:34 Main St. I Baardall Ave. 46 A, Groonway . az BOSTON (UP!) - As a young ho), he t minstrel shows to help raise money to build the Holy 606 .,. . 2:41 pjfrsy Rd £ LanIwood.Uke Mary Rd 1:41 Grand bind Ave a Country Club Rd 7:14 Ravema Park p101st Clwrdi S. Csuidry Club Rd. ____ 7:33 Pine Way & "Cersoll's" Shop 7:29 Sanford Ave. & RN tracks Funeral Mass For Cardinal - - i$,sr stud.1ts to & ron Bus lii) l:X Continental livI $ country Club Rd 3:11 Ac.nDr$LWIIWISLake Me" Rd 2:0 HIVI s a La'Iwoll-Lake Mary 7:43 Temple Dr. &$.tsumaDr. 7:43 Tangerine Dr. a Temple Or. besNDr$ve?sLS.SllvIs necessary, the Justice Department said, because the Police Department has an active policy of record destruction" and has bud ri4ds of investigations into "the most serious abuse a1rMeu. , ~ - -...a.-..--.. .4-c. Think school. Mary ON 2.34 Nevene 7:31 1. Crystal Dr.& Lake blvd. 7:35 SIMINOLS HIG H SCHOOL for students iersMid III p*im hedules,'' ai 7:33 LakevliwDr. &W. crystal Dr. SadAlrpsit$assra.WsSbmsrS 7:25 Airport Blvd. I Bailey Rd. 7:27 Ohio Ave. &MarquihteAv 7:29 Sipes AV#. a, Ist troller on right ipes A&ltdriyontorecurve Sanford 2:114 ,: Law. Mary Rd. & .1.1's',lIsp 7:11 S. Crystal Dr. & W. Crystal Dr. 7:42 Fairmont Dr. at Bus Shiner (Sunland (states) with injuries. The court order is a, -. eeps"Club 1401601s, LOWPOOd-LO110 Mary Rude Lake Mary blI 114005W MI. P. P141111 7:36 CII? 4. Garden Dr. battered prisoners. The Justice Department Friday asked U.S. District Judge J. William Ditter that it be given -within 15 days - a videotape made in a city subway of a policeman beating a handcuffed man. In addition, government lawyers asked for 8(X) photographs taken of new prisoners . _S•. fl .P.Costello &VM Rd. Ta, 1.kW 7:43 C1WV$ Dr. I1atsMaDr. 721 C.427 & Radio St 1:22 C427& Tucker Dr. 7:24 CII? & Bedford Rd. (Carriage Cove) 7:23 CII? & Laurel Ave. 7:26 C.127 & Bolder Ave. 7:27 S. Sanford Ave. & "Von Hirbulls" Stop 7:25 S. Sanford Ave. & Oak Way 7:29 S. Sanford Ave. 1. Michigan Rd. 7:30 S. Sanford I Myrtle St. 7:31 Myrtle St. & Lake Ave. 7:32 Myrtle St. I Nolan Rd. 7:33 Myrtle Ave. & Hester Ave. 7:33 CII? 4. Horse Stable Rd. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - The federal government, rir(j pressing its i" brutality ,.If agai nst the rHu ,f Brotherly Love, has asked a federal court to order city officials to turn over videotapes and photographs of . . C Is . an 41 Driver Mo. C.,,,,. can. I.akeJ.ssup, bldsrSprfoss, knidsi UsIsfos C427 & Sunland Dr. . a h rnotos 7:13 oi SEMINOLE • IGH - Carter, an old submariner, took a stem to stern tour of , il.,,i the riverboat k..0 away from a about 'i minutes behind schedule at 9:13 p.m.. CDT. . WEATHER -.. j School Bus Sc 7:41 Crystal Lake Ave. & bW St. (1v$ Nut) schools open Aug. 27. steamboat. Yauas4s*j! ...,. •1, f C 15 Remaining schedules will b. published S t'L E LI Là I,) ni EV•flIfl9 ven ing n•ra be fore wiri ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN (UP!) - With the whistle blowing the r,iu n1uli, DPOIAØIIt Carter left on a seven-day riverboat cruise Friday campaigning for his energy policy in a crusade down the Mississippi to Mark Twain country. The whi$le blew, the Calliope played "As the Saints Go Marching In" and hundreds cheered as the President, Mrs. Carter and their daughter Amy walked up the red gangway U pushed U aboard LUV U paddlewheel 11 . '10 kSIt1 somo for Seminole County schools. . ss ss pp rutamv t .. 731 Srssdmiir Ave. I C 11 iiOWfl IL mvSSiSSipp i iuO Mi i ij Brutali y' . Vfllfl9 nsri, )flTUFU, ri. Carter Begins Cruise ' ,. - Seminole County _______ NATION IN BRIEF , . Sunday, Aug.it, IM - 1% . I I 11 ii- 4 &tz: !4r _____ - -, -, -- - �I . A -4'rrq Harm,$solwd, FL . . $va.y, Aa. $ 1#19 . - . . . . . --. . .- - . ----S .-- .. - e.- S . . -. Average Now $72,200 - . • - . SPORTS BUSINESS Drop In Housing Prices Possible IN LIN"WIT Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mardi quarter and was the biggest quaiteMy jwnp sInce 61 could even drop 10 to 20 pdd*L WASHINGTON dJPl) — The price 01. new house is dill it, in tarn, could sharply cet purchases 01 appliances and soaring — hiM one economist believes Pare Is an outside chance percent In the 1 quarter of 1977. To years ago the average ether beashold goods end length and deepen the current ,ISt price w this will fld. OfEcocoflhICAdYbes!$ rsclQn. Grasnupan said. of Council AlanGr. en, The Commerce Department reported this week the average H. said "speculative booms" often end abruptly 01 their ovm Co!IIUltWW told price 01 a m house km the United Mates tess to 472,200 in the under Gerald Ford and saw a private economic reporters Wedseadsy there Is a 14*4 chance this rapid rise In accord as people mm longer Art willing to PAY the high Prices and April-June quarter 01 this yew. Thai was a 6.7 percent cress, from 00,200 In the January- house prices may end dwthg the nut Year and howing prices cods of finsadni biaaue. Ladies' Car Care Clinic Set At Firestone In Sanford Many aI1)(pQ4jj5 mechanical problems can cim a aMlUoal aUto HpInM. ihadial tires can save 3 to 10 percent gas; corre4 air pressure can save another 2 to $ percent, driving at proper speeds can save wither 6 to 36 percept gas. At no g or obligatim, restnoe,aO1 W. First St., Sanford, can show you how to get better mileage from ¼- /' :• car while conserving deBars-at the ladles Car Care Clinic, Mailing Aug. 22 and continues through Sept. 20, at 6 your • I . p.m. No sales pitches, rw pUrchases $lqwd at the clink, only tnlannatton about automobiles, a spokemun I.01 .l. — .. 1 CertIficates will be issued to those that criniiIet* Classes are limited 1o20 participants. fteservaluir1s can to made by calling $O244, . ' Record Sale s For St.rchls Stwchl Bros. stores, Inc., announced this ': ' - weak that (ha company bad recoçd sale in July. Sales were $4,*1471-an Increase of 4247,1W7 or 0.11 ari*I4 over 0904 of 14,013,112 reported liii July, according to C A. TasTM1 chairman and president. SO" for the first five imniha of the company 's fiscal YOU totaled 410,000,413-90 Incrom of 31,220,320 or 8.66 percenl over sales tqç the anne parted last year. Sterchi Orm Storsi, loc., a homeiu nishings chain of 73 Mares, opirales In IIghI 4heaMern Mates, I I Flagship Sets Open House -Reciprocating (or the warm 'CHIUB' CHRISTIANNEN Flagship Bank of $sIole has received from the Longwood Iown• speopoi an apsp l' hois. Ia planned for Sunday, Aug, 1$, response Named Branch Manager 14 ltoln.m. o,I)sa$t.of the now office at l(0 I.R. fro, 414 Lopqqd, according to a bank spokesman. Th*Ic Inv" ' 'to came by, enjoy ahotgand papal, try their 24hIuw Jack and po..l$y win a pm., and at the simm. time Inspect the new facility," the spokesman Robert "Chris" the complete operations of A. Christiansen has been named Burpee'a southeastern branch manager for the W. wholesale trade, Including AU.. Burp.. Company at Ito dealers and grower. and South Carolina Alabama Sanford office, Lnr11;IaIsdu r.psaceu sum uviia, rIIUII Will rJInI George, long-time Sanford Tenneasee, At present. the Sanford branch manager who retired after 31 years of service with Branch distributes bulk sad said color ckseeds todealrs The Burimee company is a and direct seed sales to comm. _______ ____ EtalwnsiM will be provided by the Seminole ciiy 4ieg Dance fiend dur ing the middle of the Road The Ev.nlngH.rald DAYMIMBEACH -. ..... :. SHOP EQUIPMENT NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE 0111 #AM _ __ FL K" L __ Fiarms1k Rend Saw ftwowaIlc Dr* Prasi ff111. 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Tom Kite may have to)uyhl .Bnw.rsS, Haigeril: -4Mher a new putter laW If he 510 l.yi knocked In two "PS staying the way 5. did !e with at and Friday, he won't mind. Bias checked Texas "It's been a very oliSteM on seven hits to help Milwaukee year for me, especially on the t it sixth straigh victory. t greens," saldKlte, alter he shot 1._. ia 4-under-parI 67 to take a 2- A's Isdins 3: traordinary iunount of success, dark side. 5, Ing blocker in Mack Guest. Dooley. "But there are four or really good pitches in the third more difficult for a Univeisl:t stroke lead after two rounds of Mike Edwards' two-run 5ev- Vince Dooley never seems "That's quality — and we've five other teams that could be in Inning and I thought he may be of Florida researcher. "This team could be the $400,000 Westchester enth inning single off reliever comfortable in a favorite's role. physically better than last had to replace all of them." Since word got out abàu there fighting with Alabama for right." ruined Gatorbait about a year '' Classic. "So when I was home Sid Monge broke a 3.3 tie and It's almost as though the year's team," Dooley admitted Mike Before you join Dooley in the SEC title. That Is, of course, Sadek try with a long inventor William Carr has b$eq last week! experimented. I lifted Oakland over Cleveland. Georgia football coach fears in a rare-for-him confession, crying for the Bulldogs who If they May healthy and get a Fuigham's Willie swamped by calls from fisheri picked up my father's Putter such a role is contaminated; "But they have about a one are picked in most quarters to few good bounces. double In the sixth and men and flshlng nations. and it seemed to help, so! Blue Joys $,AngeisS: that the only good Bulldog isan percent chance of being as make another run at the SEC McCovey had a single in the Sharks, gamefish, crUs Pinch hitter Rico Carty underdog. robbed It right out of his beg. fortunate. All the pieces title (Georgia doesn't play "But," Dooley said, returning seventh. taceans — most creatures Iha "He wasn't at all we he reached reliever Mark Clear After the Bulldogs posted a 5- seemed to fit together last Alabama) — check some other Garry Templeton backed the to form, "I think It Is Impossible wanted to let me have that for a two-run single in the IIIXIth 6 record in 1977 — his only season. Whether or not they will facts. to be as lucky as we were last young right-bander with a 3-for- live In the sea seem to go to Gatorbalt. putter. But If I keep shooting InningtoglveTorontoa victory. losing season In 15 years at this season remains to be Senior Jeff Pyburn, a likely year when we won four games 3 night at the plate and by A nurse shark tried to leai like this I'll buy him a whole Georgia's helm Dooley, true seen." starter at quarterback at just by either one or two points." time he and Fulgham were Tigersl, Mariners 2: new bag of finished, it was the Giants who out of a fish tank to grab somn The way Dooley sees It, about any school In the country, John Wockenfuss socked a to his tradition, wailed that 1978 Gatorbalt and pint Ish have b$1 Kite, who finished It was Dooley's unwillingness were dizzy. three threem homer &W Jason might be even worse. Instead, although Georgia Is n)luIng could lose his job to sophomore known to school like plrai bettw Um 34th In his last oeinp, claimed he missed at Thompson and Ed Putman hit he turned up with a 94.1 team only nine of Its '78 starters, "the Buck Belue; the top three to test that luck a step further when exposed to the fish that cost Georgia a share of last C 9, ubs that fell one point shy of sharing first string players we lost were returning running backs solo shots, helping Detroit to tractant. Ind six season'sSECcrownandaberth the Southeastern Conference quality athletes." junior fuilbacks James Pinch hitter Larry Blittner With the grem bard &W fad on . . championship with nationally "We lost the top offensive Womack and Ronnie Stewart in the Sugar Bawl. Trailing stroked a two-run single to hasn't found a way to m* with 5:18 left player hi the SEC in (running and sophomore tailback Matt Auburn 22-21 thetight Westchester Cowdry Ken City 010300003-7 $0 second-ranked Alabama. to highlight a five-run eighth Gatorbalt into a marketa 100000-1 32 Club course, that was bitter i.it Now. Pa's approaching the 179 back) Willie McClendon (1,212 Simon all had as good yard- play in the Bulldogs' final inning to lift Chicag . a irilin end POflIVI season with 41 le baIt than mod. an conference game of the season, ttermen— 15 of rushing yard., 13 touchdowns); percarry averages Palmer, Stewart (4) and 7, Pirates 6: "I have to get the compon "Th. putting Is Atrocious nit tie Dodgers s, w— them darters last season and one of the greatest linebackers McClendon; and the Bulldogs Dooley decided to kick for e oGary Thomaaaon drove in into something with a fleshlJ' there. Everyone's having prob- CIiambi1sln (21). L—Palmr what has been rated one of the in Georgia history in Ricky have seldom been deeper in instead of a two-point five runs wi th two-run double a Hstaslaltlmors, Singleton (1.4). consistency," he said. "Mart urn.,"- said Kit.. version Kansas City, Porter (14). finest group of freshmen McBride; two 01 the finest tight talent. (30); and a three-run homer tolead animals have all kthds ua stood at 6-.r the Dodgers and snap Pittssensory appendages. They First-round leader David 0000012*-I 70 Chcago odor and taste, but they Graitwieagled thspsr4lllh 000001000-153 need to Instinctively asumerton. Farmer (I) and bole to salvage a 73 and hold on Kroc... Son Stanley, lurgmiler (el to shari of second piec. at May; Allenson (1). Wand Fisk. Chcago "Getting the substance In 001 000 3$— 12 1 120. Greater Hartford Open laumgorten (11.7). L.—Stanley Shirley, D'Ace,isto (7), Lee material that has texture an champion Jerry McGee carihd (114r. H5e—loslon, ( another club publicly expresses an interest in him. BY MILTON HICKMAN (5), *• (C) and Tsnace; durable Is not easy." (s). arr - $07 while rookie Scott Simpson Ch1C50, G "I consider Dick Wager a friend and George Stelnbrenner a Caudlil, Hernandel (5), Tld,0 IIPI Spurts Editor (I). Suttar () and Foote. w— Carr, in an interview at UP1 an. — friend," Kroc said. "There Is no way I'm going to do anything Tidrow (p.3). L—D Acqulsto (S Cornelius Vanderbilt With 001 130000—I 70 Graham, who won the PGA Mimi NEW YORK (UPI) This Is In the nature of a personal plea to underhanded to hurt them. I'm ityy and I've had a 11). MRS—San Diego, T.nsce m a guy o integrit N.Y. 010100000-2100 1hwipb.iâp two weeks 0 Research Laboratory Bowie Kuhn, the commissioner. . guilt feeling ever since this whole thing started. I don't want to (14), Winfield (21), Turner MO~ OW w...,, Marineland, said he curre Chicago, Dillard (3). on Ray Kroc, Go a little easy laMfowatrokesonthefled four tie. Heed (5), Clay In and spoil my reputation." W-Koosmen MIS). L NaflOfl. is trying to find a mate made a mistake, but everything he He realizes he booted one, he ehss baton esUft down.. _ In order not to do so, commissioner, Kroc said he Is taking "full r NOW Seem'jacbm u). H*$ sturdier than baits that he's throwing h11111 on (11), di openind above board and now d was responsibility" for the mistake he made and that he hereby p,sm,gs in 040 000-5140 Mk. I "I lszimsd a gooii iii. Yen. off nudged H0U'i, fishermen's hool Patterson (1). Castill o )rOSW IflSfC. WIlting (1). idoy," said the 33-yeW4ld renouncesanyandall further lntensstla might have had In either ($1 and Thager; Bibby, Cole. wed with his fish attractasm wool . Haylroc'sblgg.M crime was thathe was so frisiratedby the llorMcl "I've uperlenced rnl'sthePadr.s drolhthemn.vsn (4). (5). Jackson Yoli can put It In cloth, bi 00000100-1 10. repeated failure 01 his San Diego Padres to move up In tim. if they do become available. nia I"aim deys what Jack Tails a, T*ulve (U and Olt. — '0S'Sl" National league Wed, he came out publicly Tuesday and said he yajy lasts five seconds. I think Patterson (30). L—Bibby Kroc felt so badly about is indiscretion, he even sent off wires Corner, Kern (1) end lendHR—Lee Angeles. Thomauon have something by the enc IpYas s.s .ne Mao.. wwas going to gIve It one last try this winter to 6M '" of his lit'. Piole, hiik'i 01 apology to both Stelnirennor and Wagner Thursday. (10). the summer, but I will havl n Heas (17). L—COW (124). even U It meant spending as much as $10 million, and Craig Kfoc said. "What rim doing is saying to myself, 'Kroc, you dsmeadiag my Putnam Nb-Teas. put It to the led before I km Jos Morgan war two players he uld he would ilke tO opened your mouth, you Atlanta Nettles and 000000000-I-0 e shouldn't have, and the only thing you ssd K towwomsi$. In (IS). 011001110001-1 13 si1. can do now Is publicly say you won't draft either of thee. players MU$slomon and isnedicts he said. "I liàlved a bmaii'en Carr, who has been worl 'fl. reason hS.rneidloned them Is because both are up for free U they become av"e.' I'm throwing myself on the mercy of P1mw and Center. W-Palmer '°''1 0' cmiv. eusus WI-I 70 on Gatcrbslt for 16 years, I agency. Ray KIoc o1 a little carried away, a little too enthe c' (52). L—$olomon (410). 1 on,r, which I, ahad all I can do." whes I cams out, I wes jied too making the catnip of the and dolt wdl thiik. There was no Intention on Ms part whatsoever to lelfiner, Meg. (1) Kuhn could fins Eroc. Even worse, he could suspend Mm as he N.Y. when flint I play in Heusv; MCCIICY 15W world was the easy part 01 tamper wi th either Nett1. who b$ongs to the Yanheis, or didTud y ,.j i,heabsfoandthi1antaBcavsaownsrgullty01 c W—McC.Ny - (i-fl.. I.—$ØNMr 'Morgan, und coatract to the Rids, amid as a coinKond, Glynn (7). Murray (I) liwyer, tampurhrgwithGary Matthews jed bskn the oidIIMd.r became lk alter i (74,. lAd $SSSIAS Clever. HUIIW (I) "It was logical to istud Is an all Important -' wt milloner, I'm so's you with the Giants In November of 1976. fr. i.-1_________ rs. Saris (70), Los yea 21). and- Sendi. W—Hume ($4). L— something that attracts fish *hsn the time cones to met, out pun1 ''mod In any., "fire's asthiag much I om do U he (Kuim) suspends me," CIlde1ntlOi, last York, *;. - (0). Go Morm (30) om iii sit ame 2 law cowt In Tvee Eros said. "1 nutalaly hops he doamt Yes, I am concerned MauftIl (13); Cincinnati, Can. extract the substance," he s Vsd (0) were three - 10201 '04 Thirsdi I ('i)with zjOc ha told iinMIig I "Grind It up In water I shed the while tag.- lbs auierr sent ma a telegram pe., at a..i.r. - 011811 Cogee, PVW, he al swth'e,dtobI trim uIncShe bs* tbsPa*esltvs main ha we.1 1* separate It In a centrifuge to ml abed ths niettir." *an Fm , 13) •eiSISSSeS—O YOU have something h1 -Row Znc,who hMmade iviflhis with blshaWburli,chaln.Is "Laos -lUsh (1.33. L'-Cleer. Jiiri1I0 bus. a OliNi-3 , 01* su-Tond (*i). *.vsirry Or backward to obey the rules ii WSuN$oih MkiISn (4) and stimulating." alW'4 "I wy. tmen Itle guy whose higgeet fault is that he doim't lie, he Dsl.m ChampliS ladeki Puiehem and Simmons. 1. --In the process, he has l.i bill," be odd. eat and . he tee Ir'Vy cat tl1m Vmii$ "°" that low rather than highwe ad - Ray IC$c was gully 01 and In yo, view I e.çoee siei--., is 140,$et*m nsnou wiU1*4l1I - thekindo1V1wdN.I Seams , moloculas In food we ip hi: Phil. si. rn .- - 3is*5*—1 $5 Mvetoflsh.Bybresl ba Netu.aM --pa ijiNN* HsuWsn __ 01001.-I 71 svag*t first Gorge pggt1eaiIntMs nn the free agent mwket if they bs f the w. o.j.sss s, s,_ ,, , dsi,i the molecules, he i 1pftjy ,*l%Mtkg his nil. W—*INse Mol - - Williams (U. Tkrese (5). Laid decoverid that positive, dthOtckWipii did. lu', pidK*ly - v01. 1kee Mc by Isgsudary $ ustt am. was- -lad SSchy is-Larch (7- opposed to negative, Ions t. mhmsnec AJI' gealftt$e.ssy on Ray Eroc 11). L—LaCofls w 15 let a ____________________ ___ eee.ti.s (iii, (ii). HI— th player to Wi ham ones -- He is sesh a bad HUh guy at alL plipt the cI e bigst draw. -. nan (113. Pimeaa (U. Hsuefon. Cabefi ' 00ALmDCAMIM14,) - ks I - Jerry Kooesnan to 1S 15th victory. ___ two - ' -.1 .1 . . ~ I . . . . ' -' ji r.-;,~~i ~ .E.f I. T. "' VIV$TA$I1$(1) KONICA a P 11-fl) PR9CTOI SILL & Nsu, s w . -- !~~ ' .. - CPP'ICI$TINOlD$yA$D()) - COAT RACK )3) . .- - __Z~h- - a CALMLATON 'I .: - - . 1 I - — 1-'P*tN.P.TO$$.P. - 1 soPISTOMWILL"opposes ~ &_.&_~ ~~_ - , - .. . - P - — IMPUNC*lMACHIN1) WUDINs - - - CHICK PROTICTOR (I) I COTTON PICKIN60 "COTTON PICKIWI - . . $,303•g• WILDING TAILI . WILOINS CART NDII$, SAUDIS ,JlIviss . - .1 LW BE 10) -- -, , - — LUI P*INTPILI$ S . - -1TeN$1$.-:-.. A I , PUBLIC REFERENDUM ON THE INCREASE 01% o NYC. $NOPclAU - ~ - CHAl"a! -rm v! cHAIRssyKoj-' -;:..: U,OICIUOIcO,I$TCVI. . I By United Press International burgh's six-game winnini . Rookie John Fulgham streak. j . seemed to be following in the Expos 1, Braves 0: Eddie Solomon, 4.10, hi . footsteps of another St. Louis -• Cardinal pitcher Friday night, Rochey Scott with a pitch witi .. - • -' .i. when he two-hit the San one out in the ninth, forcing U . ..... Francisco Giants for a 3.0 Larry Parrish with the decidin run. victory, . W"ANO 4, Mets 3: "It's f un ny, I got hit in the Reds . Cesar Geronimo's twoou head with a ball while running outfield before yesterpinch single scored Hecto in the - -- . ,A.-.. . - 1. da y's game and it knocked me Cruz, capping a thrce.ru1 .. • , eighth for the Reds' win. A unconscious for a little bit," he ' PhillIes 5, Astros 2: said. I went to the hospital for $ . . Mike Schmidt hit a two-ru4 X-rays and came back -,. ,1 1 . . triple to highlight a three -. tonight." . Years ago, the wonderfully first to spark the Phillics. Bobby Brantley, center, presents trophies to the winners from Seminole Golf wacky Dizzy ) an once got Club's juniolf or golf t receny. tl Lft Left tright are third low net winner beaned while running the bases and was taken to a John Johnson, most improved golfer Terry Livinec, Brantley, low gross winner GOLFERS Tommy Meyer, second flight second low gross champ Robert Bussart and Doctors there examined him and pronounced the Immortal second flight winner Lenny Brantley. HONORED Words: "X-rays of his had showed nothing." , There Will never be amther. ' -- : • DooIeyHopófiIJfl'!Z9 Dtxzy Dean, bit Fuiehun ten't _________________ doing a bad Imitation -getting --plunked ln the head, then going MARINELAND Fin. (UPI) out to flirt with a no-hitter. — Gatorbalt may drive fish tht4 "Our trainer Gen e Gleseia frenzy, but trying to trnj mann looked at It and said storm the fish attractant iâtd was fine, and that i was going to bait that fish will gobble frm ATHENS, Ga. (UP!) — Geqrgla has ever recruited. Yet ends around In Ulysses and "Okay, we could have anoth- pitch a no-hitter tonight," said the end of a hook is pro Although he has had an ox- Dooley Is still looking on the Mark Hedge; and an outstander outstanding team," said Fulgham, 54. "I threw some .• o LITW OUPLICAT0111 IQUIP. (1) ,lQUIPq$ - .1 Via 3=H itter .. - , PAPUCUT1II1) DISK PILI$(IS) MPU sIbosm (1) . I ;. - Olfisensi Grindir Pew Pit Drift Pr HEAVE OPPICI ILIC.(4) - DRAPTING TABLES (p) - . TABLES OFFICE . ES* — IBM TYPRWITIN$ (3) - I . -- OPPICIMACHINII CASINITS S Pr. 6 P1 () COPPIR TABLES (30 - _ W — - Jiwi1st?i, OPPICIPU1NITUR.I FLORIDA, - Washington now plays for the — $lsi'*w Latter )44f Inch Litters Dlii Indloslur CaIsr. keen & Sharp Osyisni Hsued Grinds,. PkilshW Sander slirytss$&Cses. - 3 $f$ (3pr pj) - . S&DClrculv$sw7 - 311061I $5 $$fl OettemsalsftSwster Olisawr&ms *ivs .IIsa Punch . ai. sv Send grow - . ... M ,Nnlabil ___ .m-SenlmgSr _ *111mg MacMis .?ea lasher law % NP siter & Allsckawdi - % iesns Drills & k 1101111 In Lols. Former Lakers' Coach Jerry West teeth led nothing was said The jury's award included $1.5 million In punitive dama• ges, $850,000 for the loss of the athlete's future earning capacity and $150,000 for his past earning capacity. - game winning streak. Twins 5, Yankees 2: Rob Wilfong's three-run homer In the fifth inning snapped a 2-2 tie and helped - '11119115 Will ".7c %~I% White lox 4, Red Sox 1: Chat Lemon drove in one rim and scored another, helping Chicago snap Boston's four- Putter noes It ' broken jaw and nose, a punc- _ league outings give the lznpres- Herzog. "This was a Catfish slon he's already a seasoned Hunter type of game." veteran. Chamberlain now has won his Friday night, he tossed a first two starts and has given up three-hitter and, along with only nine hits and two runs in Eddie Murray's throwing error the process. which paved the way for three He was hit for Ken Singleton's unearned runs In the fourth 30th home run, but still bested inning, led the Royals to a 7-1 Jim Palmer, 7-4, who was victory over the Baltimore making his first start since Orioles, coming off the disabled list. — - the 1917-78 season. 3-Hitter Borrowed 14 INOUSTISAL PARK N-N Issscà Corp UNFOSO, FLA. WILL II SOLD AT PUOUC AUCIION T1M 1O AM WWNISDAT AUG. 22 PLAC floor." Tomjanovich suffered a The jury also found the Lakers "negligent ... by retainIng Kermit Washington if they became aware that he had a tendency for violence." missioner Lawrence O'Brien fined him $10,000 and suspended hum for 60 days. He Returns a - . janovich was sidelined during San Diego Clippers. He was traded by the Lakers to the Boston Celtics soon after the incident and after NBA Corn- Crushes 0's By United Press International "Being able to change speed Craig Chamberlain may be at his age is just a knack," said rookie but his first two major. Royals' Manager Whitey Seminole COU$y. Florio C.WNie43ICArCe.F . game itself was quite hazy," Washington testified he swung in self defense as he thought Tomjanovich rushed to hit him. But Tomjanovich said he sought to break up the scuffle and the film showed he slowly ran to midcourt and was hit with his hands at his sides. to Washington before or after the incident about controlling his anger. The jury specified the Lakers "failed to adequate-ly train and supervise its en)ployee." Hit In Head, On : in and for District Judge John V. Singleton Jr. Aug. 27 to hear arguments in an accompanying $1.8 million lawsuit filed by the Rockets against the Lakers. The Rockets seek damages for lost earnings while Tom- ture of the brain cavity, a torn tear duct and the loss of several teeth. A film of the Dec. 9, 1977, game was shown repeatedly to the jury during the two-week trial. It showed Washington hitting Tomjanovich square in the face with a right hand, knocking him to the floor. Lakers' center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar testified the sound of the punch was "like dropping a watermelon on the Chamberlain in1sJd.ICl.'i, . Ew"hW,M4M_x1W ' face with his fist. In returning the verdict, the jury gave Tornjanovlch $7000O more than he asked for. Rockets' General Manager Patterson said. "I think 90 percent of NBA fights are not that at all. In 90 percent of the fights one person is trying to defend himself. The aggressor should be punished more of- 1977 when Los Angeles Lakers' Kermit Washington crushed his . gard,i rokeand and bekig hopes to .sp.nd the operations SUBSCRIBE NOW--CALL 323211 varieties of vegetable sad UthoPqddiWeachtotnchaI, wo n [tower seeds, as well as 4erig awiusy wui as well. sopplias for humn and oom _________ _ _______ merdat. ms, i $,bawIkMa (Ii.j4-----, ummw ab .. t ' -..-. . ;t ' -. Rockets' forward Rudy Tomjanovich for injuries received in Patterson declined further comment because the jury of five men and one woman will return to the courtroom of U.S. letics, a federal jury has Iy*?Ol leader In developing home martial powers. ten." would make clearer the line between violence and ph ysical play In the National Basketball Association. "In the past the distinction separating acts like this and the awarded $3.3 million to Houston And there nant be a feiA neadyevery Courdryizciipl the Sic agreed that so far the By LeOY POPE United Stales, whore his Sic disposables have mad. their staunch Individualists around UPI leslie.. Wrfte, NEW YORK — A fine single-edge resor is rauthig blUed hiosde against_niedor who Mill treasure - and use — razor used to be something a neck and neck with the Glililt. and bend solely ruou and an heirloom straight razor, man treasured and handed Co.'s twtn4rack Goad News heavier twln4rack neon with iiiij down to his eldest on. Now, razor. Increasingly, It is little plastic The Japenu. Shiseldo Co. is 'lbey are jut darting to gadget to be thrown away alter tops In Japan and In mm. ether nuke headway against the CALL Asian markets. 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Sinday, Ai. l, I' * 1*) 11~ ( J 4 ( 9 a* (, . IL * \L :AEAST * . -- EAST IR 11E1I11IIIIIIIIII0 ' It starts with Roger Staubach, age 37 but still spry in 11th year. Danny White waiting in wings to take over field generalship. Smart, tested supporting cast around them. For catching ball, retain Drew Pearson, Tony Hill in wide spots, Billy Joe DuPree for vital tight-end nabs. Good reserves behind, especially with Jay Saldi coming back. Tony Dorsett heads running cast; he's outstanding. Preston Pearson continues to be valuable, catching on third down. Front line bolstered by return to good health of tackle Raytield Wright. Rafael Septien proved competent field goal booter. Rating: A - DEFENSE t 1. three-man front. Now club will line up with Des Hardison, Mike Kadish at ends, rookie Fred Smerias at hose tackle, with Ben Williams striving for latter role also. Unebacking fine on outside with addition of Isiah Robertson from Rams, development of Luclous Sanford. Rookie Jim Haslett big hope inside with Couslneau gone. Secondary was best In NFL against pass, led by Mario Clark. But teams ran against Bills. Rusty Jackson hangs on as fair punter. Rating: C PREDICTION Unless complacency mires them as it did in '74, I don't an how Cowboys can keep from appearing in third straight Super Bowl. Which means, of course, they'll also top NFC East again. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ) 11 PREDICTION Bills In second year of Knox regime will go only as In as defense lets them. It's awfully untested going into season. If those kids develop as expected, I predict third In AFC East. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Plttsbrgh Montreal Chicago St. Louis Phlia New York OFFENSE Houston No greater threat behind center than Steve Grogan at taking off and running with ball; his passing has been upgraded, too. Behind him, Tom Owen, Matt Cavanaugh clamor for action. So quarterbacking is fine. So is receiving, with Harold Jackson, Stanley Morgan catching long; Russ Francis all-world at tight end. And can't complain about running with Sam Cunningham, Andy Johnson to start. Horace ivory potential game-buster. In front of them is one of best lines In NFL, especially on left side with all-pros John Hannah, Leon Gray. John Smith comes back to claim accurate place-kicking chores. Rating: A San Fran LOS Mg San Diego Atlanta Chi .. -1 I 4" --- 6/&r P54. ,. . J . .'.....' . 5663.44313%', 33 70 .12k ', 41 73 .1 23 O#tY' 1#66rN Friday's lewits Friday's / 91 San DIego 6 • #IMR4EP .4 Ch'i9#Ct ra ',')' ' ' I , . PFR New York (Hasslm' 4.4) I 1 ' .,,, :p.m. . , Cincinnati (LaCoss 12.3), ; p.m. Los Angeles (Riots 3.10) at ... '/(5 f5',C Pittsburgh (Robinson6.3), 7:31 p.m. P.m. .f4'1#?'4f75 V,QY F7'I7D1 C , l _____________ Elder , / j er Own Pers on games as a crucial part of lorinances in practice than play preparing for the regular in the exhibition games when he season. decided whom to keep. Rose electrical contracting firm In runs well, too. And for some of NEW YORK (UP!) "When you botch a play in "In all fairness to Mike and Elder manages her husband, Washington, D.C. She worked the same reasons the business practice, like failing to cover June it should be noted that LaCoss, Cm 2.U, Home, Cm 2 Gondra Lee and gets paid for it. up to vice president. 2.1: Hooton, LA 2.04. side purrs along - "Trust and your man properly on pass neither was playing with our S sontl 3.20 American Lgve Mar. 0 (2.4) 25.41, P (43) 73.35, T (Si. "I trEat him and he trusts commitment." Mn. Elder's spouse Is one of defense, you'll probably get probable regulars and that shall, Minn 2.5$1 Guidry, NY 1) 35455. the fi rst Elder is defending chewed out by one of the made a big difference in their Currently generation black me," Mrs. Elder said, when 2.30; Eckersley, 111106 2.74; Fevr* Game Ryan, Cal 2.53: John, NY 3.51. his title in the $400,000 West- coaches, but it's really no big own performances," said Ben3 VIctor.Nadlol. 14.10 5.20 liO golfers to go pro. As his asked how her husband can put StTlkWvts American Leapm 6 ZubiGasti 6.00 3.20 professional manager she is all his professional fates in her chester Classic at Westchester deal," said Bennett. "When it nett. "You've got to remember National Liaise East Richard, S Ramon-Isidro ' unique in golfing circles in hands. Country Club, a fivehospital happens In a game, it can mean that th ey had neither the W L Pd. 01 Hou 216; Nlekro, Aft 147, 0(3.6) 31.41, P(34)11,1111.411, T (3-6" "It's a particular good working relationbenefit tournament sponsored a touchdown for the other team protection nor the receivers our Carlton, and sports In geneBait Phil 141; Per ry, SO 1) 134.45. 70 41 .435 129i Slyleven, Pitt 126. Boston 74 43 .433 4 FlItS Game ral. ship. He Is a good client." by a bank (Manufacturers and that really sinks in." regulars would have afforded American Leave Milwauke Ryan, 1 SaId.$arduy 10.40 6.00 3.40 72 50 .350 1½ She was talking about the Hanover) and ranking as the Professional golfers are like Bennett said quarterback them." Cal 170; New York 'Guidry, 64 55 .135 14 NY 142: 3 Mutilla-GoIri 400 310 little business corporations and business side which Includes richest and most prestigious on Detroit Flanagan, Salt 135, JenkIns, 2 Zubi.Gondra 43 3$ .331 16 Claveind Yes 131; Koosman, Minn t15. 41 40 .304 is Q (3-7) 34.55, P (1.3) 53.75, (7-3. Mrs. Elder drives an of Lee's a foundation, scholarship fund, the pro golf tour. Toronto 35 12 .322 10 3) 352.45. business deals. What irritates a golfer's cookbook, and a golf The first black to win a PGA West SlatS Game her m*are rnuon the otjier course adjacent to Robert F. tournament was Charley SifW L Pd. 7 Carasa.Gastl 7.50 3.20 Calif 47 53 .545 3 Domlngo.Pecina 5.20 3.10 side of the bargaining who Kennedy Stadium in the ford, who took the Greater Minn By United Press Iatersatlonal 64 56 .533 2 1 Arano.Diaga 3.00 discount her as "just Lee's nation's capital. Hartford Open In 1967. HoweeKan City 43 3$ .321 3½ FrIday a (3.7) 61.45, P (7.3) 242.75, wife." Elder leased the Langston ver, Elder was the first of his Texas Football 40 62 .152 7 1111 41141.0111. NeedCash?_ Chicago Her hands-on business ex- Golf Course a year ago. That's race to play in the Masters, in 54 67 .444 12½ Cleveland Traded strong safety Sevesffi Game Seattle Tony Peters to Washington for 6 Egana.Sariy 20.20 0.40 0.10 perience dates from when she where they met, by the way, In 1975, as well as the first black to 30 72 .110 17 Oakland 37 53 .303 20 undisclosed 1010 and 1551 draft 4 Vicandl-Rlfo 5.40 4.40 was 15 and sorting screwnuts 1966 on the practice range. break the $100,000 barrier, in Friday's Results Choices. 3 Gatti-Isidro 410 Mrs. Elder said the marriage 1976. Kansas City 7, Baltimore 1 New England Placed rookie 0(44)35.45, P (6.4)132.0,1(6-4. and bolts In the garage of an Chicago 1, Boston 1 defensive beck Judson Flint from 3) 414.4$. Those two distinctions rate Minnesota 5, New York 2 Memphis State on inbred reserve. lightS Game him frequent description on Mjwaukee S. Texas 1 Kansas City Placed veteran 4 Gasti.Goirl 13.40 9.40 5.50 sports pages as "the Jackie Oakland 5, Cleveland 3 middle linebacker Dave Roiumok 3 Oscar.Urqulza Toronto 6, California S on inbred reserve, 2 Vicandi.Echnlz 3.50 Robinson of golf." Robinson Detroit L Seattle 2 Baseball ., P (44)171,11, T ( 4-3. 0 (3-4) 4115 LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE broke the color line In Boston Acquired Infielder Ted 2) 224.40. Loans can be arranged up to $50,0001 It you own professional baseball." Mrs. Slismore from the Chicago Cubs for SlitS Game Today's Games your own home, condominium or mobile home and S S cash considerations and a player to 7 Mutllla Elder said only whites could 12.40 5,20 4.40 S (All Times IS?) lot. All homeowners quality, including widows re• I Chicago (Trout 7.3) s, be nime4 1 a later d5* catcher 1 Gash 6.05 s.a play pro golf . ,I '." brees ano en thos4eected b banks or loan LII wok Iw$tdesd $ O,qç. • I rfl rn ng Mork— (lckerii.y 16.5), 3 p.m. nwe HOle.. IS NOT COlAEN IF . PtIi) 7010, ttv.i. ,,I ' ssWOd'Itu, tern. Clevelafld (Wile 134) M%, . built a reputation as a won' PLETELY PAID FOR! KI Oakland (Langford 7.13),: .4:30 211-day disabled list and secend 1) iii.ie. TealS Same besaman Jerry Samywas placedan FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, of 4:20.06. derful human being. His S MutIlle.OIeuO 14.20740 6.00 (UP!) ISO ildey dliokfed list. e ALL APPLICANTS MAY Kansas City (Gun p.5) Sixteen-year-old Viejo, "manager" says so. Ditto for UndaJezek,oIMIuIon 3 Areis-Isldre Kansas CN - Recoiled CIk* 3.31110 PIRON. (McGregor •41 Philadelphia (Christen"" 3.0) at Houston (Richard 12.11), 5:35 p.m. Swddy's Games Atlanta at Montreal Los Angeles at Plttsbgh San Diego it Chicago : San Fran it St. Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Houston PREDICTION There's just too much talent - no matter what turbulence surrounds the club -not to allocate playoff berth to Patriots. Departed Chuck Fairbanks built well. I see them second in AFC East. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) '. • San Diego (ShIrley, 5.12) at (Xrukow '5). 2:13 mond Clayborn. Also off injury list is punter Mike Patrick. Rating: 8+ In AFC East. 1,',97,' 35 42 S .312 S½ 50 67 .131 15½ West WL io 32 .171 47 56 .345 3½ 31 63 .467 3 Atlanta (Matula 6.5) at Montreal (Rogers 10.7), 7:35 p.m. San Francis (Blue 10.) . at St. Loult (Vuckovlch 111), 0:05 Bennett didn't mean it as a Steve Bartkowski, who worked softer tune after the Falcons, an that exhibition wins were UPI 8P°'1' Writer NFL playoff team lad year for needed to bolster the morale of knock at his opponents, but he less than a half against New pointed out that both New England and exactly a half SUWANEE, Ga. (UP!) the first time, were walloped 37- players and fans alike, Leeman Bennett wasn't as 14 by New England and 42-17 by "We could have taken that England and St. Louis used against St. Louis, probably will graphic as Norm Van Brocklin St. Louis In their first two approach," said Bennett. "But their veteran players a lot stay in for about three quartets had been, but his concern that preseason games. I felt, and I still feel, that the longer than did the Falcons. against Washington and, "dethe Atlanta Falcons might be "There seems to be a feeling, preseason schedule should be "Even when they did sub- pending upon how the game is overrating themselves was just both among our players and used to appraise your pros- stitute," he said, "they did it by going," could go the distance as real. among our fans that our sue- pects. It gives you a chance to players rather entire units like against Green Bay. Van Brocklin, enraged back cess last year will autornati- see people you are not sure we tried to do." Scott Hunter, the veteran Bennett also haltered the quarterback who didn't play a in '73 by a 174 home loss to cally carry over to this season," about in game-type situations. underdog Buffalo that snapped said Bennett, "I do feel that we "This means that there will Falcons to a certain extent in down during the regular season a seven-game Falcons winning are making progress, but the be times when you have people those first two exhibition last year after leading the streak and knocked Atlanta out thing that concerns me is we in there who can't cut it and, games. He limited their op- Falcons to four victories in of a playoff berth, accused his may think we're a little better from the standpoint of the game tions, both on offense and seven starts in '77, will be players of overconfidence. To than we are, that we've become Itself, you are going to get defense, prefering to see how Bartkowski's replacement be re specific, he charged, a hit puff-heade" burned," d Bennett, "But if the rookies performed playing against Washington. Bennett has decided he'll "They have been listening to you are looking at the straight up football. In the pie-Bennett era, "We're adding a lot of things carry only three quarterbacks the bartenders and whores on Falcons took their preseason preseason as merely tuneup Peachtree Street." games pretty serious. Victories time for the regular season, for our game with Washington and that means Hunter, thirdBennett, always in lower key had been hard to come by you'd be better off just using (this Saturday night in Atlan- year man June Jones who than Van Brocklin used to be, during regular season play and those players you fully expect ta)," said Bennett. "We'll also started the first three games be keeping our regulars In a lot last season, or rookie Mike presented the same theme in a coaches like Van Brocklin felt to stay with the team." longer. The following week Moroski will be cut within the (when the Falcons close out next couple of weeks. their preseason at Green Bay), Neither Moroski, who played we hope to have everything in more than a half against New and play the game almost as England, nor Jones, who played Meet Mrs. though It was part of the a half against St. Louis, were regular season." very effective but Bennett said Bennett views the preseason that he will go more by per- Chicago Adams, who returns at end. That leaves Richard Bishop free to return to nose guard, sharing time with Raymond Hamilton. Steve Nelson is kingpin of linebackers. Steve Zabel is steady as rock. Rod Shoate finally won job last year Inside. Draft turned up Bob Golic. Newcomer who'll also help in defensive secondary is No. I pick Rick Sanford, who'll probably see duty at safety. Special strength at corners with speed burners Mike Haynes, Ray- t"ailcons uverratin 9 i nemseives By DAVID MOFFI'I 00 7030.35365 3 •54 3 64 34 .542 LOS Mg 7, Pittsburgh 6 Montreal 1, Atlanta 0 Cincinnati 4, New York 3 St. Louis 3, San Fran 0 Philadelphia 3. Houston 2 TOday's Games (All Times 1ST) Still committed to 3-4; original exponent of this "Oklahoma" formation. Disrupted last year by Injury to Julius PREDICTION Too much is wrapped around leadership of one man. There's enough talent on hand to up victory total beyond five. But defense will drag 'em down. I predict fourth place N1m4H4g1 )VON I Of Z'E 'Jo,q - Cinci DEFENSE DEFENSE What once looked like prospective best Front Four in game quickly deteriorated. Doubtful they'll get anything out of contract-plagued John Dutton; Mike Barnes had gimpy knee, Joe Ehrmann had trouble concentrating, so tackle play suffered. End Fred Cook was steadiest. Llnebacking also question mark because Tom MacLeod retired, Mike Woods hasn't used his obvious talent. Drafted Barry Krauss No. 1 and immediately staked out job for him as middle man. That's asking lot of rookie. Secondary could use help on corners; safeties are stable with Bruce Laird, Lyle Blackwood. Desperately need reliable punter. Rating: C Planning suffered tremendous blow when Tom Couslneau, first man picked in draft, opted for Canada. He was going to plug inside linebacklng spot as Bills switch defense to 111111110811 League last IN L Pd. heads together. just so-so as place-kicker. Rating: B DAVID GETS A GO LYETH by Alan Mover Baseball Hard to tell how much backlash of Fairbanks brouhaha will affect this talented squad. Certainly contributed to playoff debacle after winning division title. Reins have been handed over to Ron Ehrhardt, with personnel specialist Bucko Kilroy running front office. On paper, young. still-developing Patriots should be winners again - If they've got their OFFENSE Jones is soul of this club. Also its outstanding individual talent. Return presages Immediate winning expectations. Also imported es-Lion Greg Landry for insurance. Got spectacular play from Joe Washington at halfback last year; Don McCauley is reliable In relief. But there's still noticeable gap at fullback. Almost as important as Jones's recovery is return to form of his favorite target, Roger Carr. Expect Reese McCall to develop Into starter at tight end. Strong in middle up front, but need competent tackle to replace retired George Kunz. Soccer-styler Toni Linharl DEFENSE Randy White at right tackle in flex defense promises to be all-world; Harvey Martin alongside Is still awesome pass rusher. But there's trouble on left side where Too Tall Jones elected to try pugilism, Jethro Pugh retired. Lot depends on how soph Larry Bathes progresses; some pros are skeptical. For all his bravado, Thomas Henderson Is fine linebacker, but ability drops off at other two spots. Secondary is same: particularly strong at safeties, with Cliff Harris, Charlie Waters, both all-pro types; but still spotty on corners. Sub OB White handles punting chores with elegance. Rating: B + ommoommmoomm~~ ; NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS BALTIMORE COLTS The "franchise" is back In apparently good shape. Reference is to Bert Jones, spiritual and physical heart of this club. It was hurt as bad as his shoulder last season and drooped to 5-11 after topping division for three years. But supporting cast has dropped in quality, leaving coach Ted Marchibroda with big job of not only building up squad but Its morale as well. OFFENSE They'll start with essentially same unit unless Jerry Butler, excellent rookie, ousts Franklin Lewis (coming off best year) or Bob Chandler at wide receiver. Reuben Gant at tight end another fine receiver. Got the guy to get ball to 'em, too, In Joe Ferguson, steady field general for six years. Running has progressed, with Terry Miller, now soph, cracking 1,000-yard barrier and Curtis Brown at fullback voted team MVP. Up front, guards Joe DeLamielleure (all-pro), Reggie McKenzie continue to sparkle. Joe Devlin has become equal force at tackle. Much-traveled Tom Dempsey will probably handle place-kicking. Rating: B + OFFENSE Q It `4 a Major'Leaque Sunday, Aug. 11, 197IL-1IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bennett: A Bit Puff-Headed ;I ii' ;T :IiY EAST IA EAST -44 Z Young, coming team under stewardship of Chuck Knox. It's not realistic to put them in Miami-New England class, but Bills have ability to score points. Main shoring-up has to be done on defense, which was particularly porous against run. Yet they were competitive in most games in '78 and can render some surprises in '79. But give them another year. Cowboys are still odds-on to top NFC East. Simply too much class, talent and propensity for winning. But they aren't invulnerable, particularly In certain areas of defense. And who knows how long Staubach can tap that youth fountain? Still, you got to figure them Super Bowl-bound again as long as Tom Landry handles reins smartly. f; Ii.I - __ BUFFALO BILLS DALLAS COWBOYS - - ~~ 1. H - - - - wb ys, Oilers Tangle In TV Showdown - - - television audience at Texas Stadium. "It doesn't make any difference how l feel about the Dallas game," said Houston Coach Bum Phillips. "I know how our players feel about Dallas. It won't be like the Jets' game (last week). We will be playing like hell to win." However, Oilers quarterback By United Press Internatlosal The Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Oilers, both plagued by Injuries, meet tonight In their annual preseason clash. The Oilers, who enjoy beating their upstate rivals whenever they play, and the Cowboys, who treat this yearly contest like any other preseason game, will battle In front of a national Pastorinl was diagnosed Thursday as having a pulled muscle In his right arm and was listed as doubtful for the game. night, Terry Bradshaw threw 30 yards for one score and set up Dan weekend's final preseason contest, Indicating that Richard Todd may have lost his battle to be the No. 1 quarterback. In the only other game, the Philadelphia Eagles, plagued by their own mistakes In the first halt, parlayed two fumbles, an interception and a blocked kick into 24 points in the another touchdown In a 17-point period that carried the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 77-14 victory over the New York Jets. After the defeat, Jets' Coach Walt Michaels announced that Matt Robinson would start and play the entire game against the New York Giants In next second Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach will likely share time with Glenn Carano, who was elevated to No. 1 backup when Danny White broke his thumb In practice last week. In preseason action Friday victory over the Baltimore Buffalo Is at Green Bay, Cincinnati at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Denver at San Francisco, Miami at Minnesota, New Orleans at Tampa Bay, San Diego at the New York Coils. surrendered 17 points in the second quarter on The Eagles three Interceptions of Ron Jaworskl passes, but quickly an In preseason action tonight, HOMEOWNERS: Transactions - '' Giants, Seattle at Los Angeles, St. Louis at Kansas City and Washington at Atlanta. New England hosts Oakland In turned the game around after falling behInd 17-7 entering the third quarter. second half to score a 31•17 '' - Your Credit Is Good For - $2,500 to $50,000 - Sunday's only game. FOR ANY PURPOSE! - L It ... I ) i , II I I .: t . , . . I eLtl . X . r . t11r-** 4 .1: .- . -'' Z ..', _40. - ,k .1 4 alit hi$4 .... . I ni'i.r [ ~ P ~ , -.1 C aulkins I 0 ~ Adlob! ' ~ 404 i .' - r4--V__ .) IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' - MINN MIAMI DOLPHINS WASHINGTON REDSKINS Over-the-Hill Gang now part of Redskins' glorious past. Diron Talbert Is only remnant as coach Jack Pardee recasts squad to his tastes. Team ran out of gas after winning first six in '78. Lot of old faces gone as Jack attempts Only fluke of tie-breaking process kept this 11-5 team from '78 division title. Astute Don Shuts has them all the way back, ready possibly to reassume Super Bowl status. to inject more youth Into lineup. He f..li there It solid enough nucleus to make them playoff contender. I'm not that sold on Redskins. Defense Is young and swarming, offense old and productive. Dolphins have adeptly stocked roster with eager kids where age threatens. Only savers Injury streak could keep them from being big winners. OFFENSE OFFENSE Bob Grisee, it 34, thrives agaIn with his on-field spsctaclii, better to no with. And has good back-ups In Don Strock, Guy Benjamin. Larry Csonka's back home to pro-vide power for ground game that's already potent with Delyin Williams running for big yardage; Leroy Harris and Gary Davis also strong. Not MOors, Duriel Harris are zippy receivers; And,. Tlllman has developed Into fine tight and. Poesibis worry up front: Four of five guys are over 30. But top draftees were Jon Giesler, Jeff Toews, top-notch prospects to help Kuechenberg, Linger a Co. Garo Yepremlam still swings powerful placement toe. Rating: A With Billy Kilmer cut, Joe Thelamann has QB job all to himself finally. He's like yo-yo, up and down, but has ability to produce exciting moments. Receiving corps is stable, with primary targets John McDaniel out wide, Jean Fugstt at tight end. Ricky Thompson could squeez. out Danny Buggs for other job. Running back Is neededalongside John Riggina. Could be Benny Malone. Maybe Ike Forte. Offensiv, line Is in good shape except for guard Dan Nugent's back. Jeff Williams has been shifted to that spot. George Starke comes back at tackle. Mark Moseley steady as ever on placement kicks. Rating: B- DEFENSE Front three Is now injury-free and most active. Two fine kids In middle man Bob Baumhower, right end A.J. Duhe, tempered by experience of Van Den Herder, who led teem In sacks. Doug Betters was also '78 surprise, Lin ebacklng flourishing with Larry Gordon, Kim Bokamps,' as outside men, Rusty Chambers and Steve Towle Inside, with old. timer Bob Mathseon ready to help plus newcomer Ralph Ortega. Secondary led NFL In Intercepts. Added to it has been Neal Coll as safety candidate (and aide to Jimmy Celalo on kick returns). It's a veteran, active umbrella that has mastered Shula's zone concepts. Also got unexpected punting from free agent George Roberts, Rating A DIFINU As Diron Talbert ages, Skins will go more to 3-4 alignment, with Deve Bull it nose tackle, Karl Lorch and Coy BacOn at ends Diron comes back in with 44. Also picked up Joe Jones, Paul Smith for roW. Void at wsduside lInebacker with refuses of longtime incumbent Clvii Hanburger. Pete Wysocki likely successor to go with holdovers Brad Duask, Harold Mcunton. Delia, Hickman swings between line, lInet,acking. Mark Murphy steps in at free safety for departed Jake Scott Kin Houston, Joe Lavender, Lamar . Parrish malts strong secondary. Mike Bragg starts 12th campalgr, as teem punter. Rating: B PREDICTION Offense Is too erratiC to have much confidence in Redskins as serious contender. They're still suffering from * those years of depleted drafts. I see them fourth in NFC East. (NIW$PAP(R INTERPRIN AUN.) NEW YORK GIANTS New deal brings young (relatively) Ray Perkins as head coach and offense-oriented philosophy. Which Is good. Giants have had trouble moving bail in recent years, But Perkins fces huge rebuilding job. Defense Is shot up front, and offense badly needs competent leader. Outlook, frankly, Is quite dismal for improvement though team continues to sell out at home, OFFENSE Richard Todd Is supposed to reclaim passing job, but Mitt Robinson, who filled In last year, has something to say about that. Don't discount young Pat Ryan either, Pie-sea. son decides starter. Fine outside targets in Wesley Walker, already all-pro, Derrick Gattnsy with very mobile Not end in Jerome Barkum plus Mickey Shuler for short yardage, Kevin Long emerged as best pound-gainer, joined by Scott Dierking. Developing front line Is potent at tackles with two hugs youngster, Chris Ward and Marvin Powell. Randy Rasmussen starts 13th mom at guard. Place-kick. inglsmhandlsdby Pat Leahy, B OFFENSE Gamble on drafting unknown Phil Simms of Morehead State as 00 of future has slim chance of payoff In '79. He's raw, tentative. So chances are they'll have to go with Jo, Pisarcik again at OB. Instant coup of offense was drafting Earnest Gray, who looks like hs'li oust Jimmy Robinson as wide receiver. Tight ends are just mediocre, and running backs very ordinary. Doug Koller, Dan Doornink will proba-bly carry load. There's no depth on offensiv, line, where center Jim Clack gives 'em touch of class. Big hope Is that Gordon King will finally show he's ready to play. Forplace-kicking, Joe Danelo has been consistent. Rating: D - •• • Harness to 1-800-282-5337 ____________________________________________________ __ ____ - 21L. ______ ____ ~i I I rim I . , r. r , , ~ a- Ff ~ A' I "r,n I . . ti%rniar . 2688 !Liji ____________ ___ ____ 5/60 BATTERY , ____ ,. ___ ______ 5488 _____ • . I , TAMPA. Pie. 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Parwli Dgn Rag ,Vm A& ~ ~ , dwW oW *Wk Mo . ow t • idapsd,datu1k r'iJb Jsny Mwusd d is . $6 ,, waW j 11niead 111 1111111111111 is t sad. R1c SsU, Msws last pear by is- appears hadihy. is .Iyi,ocaitM • F I 1177 u ______ , 10 _____ ______ -_ ___________________- ' ___ • ___ _____ ____ _1 Woolviod Av4jW - TUNED $NOCU 1847 ___ _______ , NUFFLER, NIBTALLID ___ ____ 4 -. _____ - I., I, I _____ _____ Forfeits . ~ V"I I ___ _ PREDICTION New regime (with George Young as GM) needs year to get rolling. Chalk this one up to building, old cliche but applicable. Won't equal 6-110017111, will finish last in NFC East. (N(W$PAPER ENTERP*$I AIIN.) (NIWPAPIn DU MIN) ____ ____ DEFENSE Troy Archer was killed in auto accident; Jack Gregofy has walked away. There went guts of front line. Gary Jeter has been moved out to and. Rookie Phil Tabor might work Into starting berth at tackle alongside John Menenhai, Unsbacking corps, though, Is delightful, maybe as good as any In league. Harry Carson, Brad Van Pelt both get all-pro attention now, and there are plenty of other bodies to liii out craw. Carson Is known as one of hardest hitters In game, Can gel by with holdover secondary, too, which feeturn young Terry Jackson and Ray Rhodes at corners. PunIer Dave Jennings Is lope. Riling: C East, e •ivirmi - - PREDICTION Jets won't catch _anybody unaware this season. Mlchasls has gained respect for his building job, but they're Ins tct* tough, division. I look for drop to fifth place in MG PREDICTION .. - DIPIN$I Drafting of Marty_Lyons. Mark Gastlneau dictated switch back to 4-3 defense. They could well be starting ends. Lyons Is already penciled in; Gaslinesu challenging Law. -a PINs. Tackle Joe Kiecko, no longer double-learned sum as now man, figures to benefit from change. Healthy Greg returns outside Nnebcker, learning with Bob Martin.. Unheralded Mike Hennlgari Is In middle. There are low safely pairs equal to Burgess_Owens. Shafer Staggs. Corners, however, may be recast with rookies Donald Dykes, Johnny Lynn pressing. Chuck Ramsey now gibe as punier with 40.1 average. Rating: C + Dolphins have had only one losing season In Shula's ninw year tenure. They're beginning to acquire some look of the Super 10*1 champs of '72.73. Make them first In MC Eastern Division BE ELIGIBLE Hurdls from Omaha and .aked 3 Cgone-Arrleta 4.00 Tracy Caulkini, America's Calif., recorded the fastest 100 friends and fans. Minnesota (GaIts 11-I) • waivers an IWet baseman Gssr,e 0(34) $I,N,P (5.3) 114.11, (54- premiere female swimmer, meter backstroke time In the Yo Of EASY EXTENDED % ,. York (Guidry 11.1), $ p.m. him 2) 105S.5S. Elder Is 44. Messages for another crack at one of world thliyear when she posted Ileviap Sense Texas (Jenkins 12.5) at REPAYMENT TERMS youth black and white - of Now York (AL) Reactivated S Sara.Oastl II Milwaukee (Slaton 124). 5:30 1240 10.40 4.50 her own world records today at a 1:03,12 in the final. It was am • right-handed pitcher Jim Seattle 1DonlngoIdIota p.m. 3.20 7.40 the AAU National Senior Long 19-yew-old Stanford University the country of the world are • FAST LOAN Toronto (Underwood 5-14) at and designated rlghtflsnder Nay 4 San$l.Arca 5,50 what manager Elder has in Course ft Swimming Chamsop osnore', fi A.AU h straIght Burris for reassignment. APPROVAL 15(14)41.45, P (5.1)131.35, CalIfornIa (Ryan 121), 10 p.m. mind fur her client, Lee. pionships. Detroit (Morris 105) 4) 45140, title in the event. She said he's the kind of peri. (BannIster 6.12), 10:35 TwithIb Game Caulkins, ofNashville, Teen., Sue Walsh, a high school ALSO AVAILABLE . 2 isasa-Goirl 16.40 0.00 5.20 aonyoimgpeoplecanlookupto Racing the 0 meter won insenior from Hamburg, N.Y., $Apraiz.Paco 5.10 5.20 easily r m~ and reaped. As a result they BUSINESS dividual medley in 2:17,44 was second In 1 03.21 Siid.lWiQtJi Sunday's Games $14550.1 I ' to what he has to 0(24)13.41, P (24)130.11,? (14 ' Chicago at Boston Friday, but fell more than three second faded mark worldwide would listen FRIDAY SIlKY LOANS "' say about such things as getting I Minnesota at New York First Sacs seconds short of breaking her A -3.172. Handle $103441. • Kansas City at Baltimore 4 IM Jos Valnhn 15.00 545 2AD off self-destructive paths, own world record of 2:14.07. $10,000 $250,000 Cynthia WoosLead, of RiverTexas at Milwaukee 3 Mr. Quick chane. 2.40 210 shaking bad habits and doing Cleveland at Oakland "I was aiming for a world side, Calif., picked up 5 MagIc lullet 2.10 right by themselves and I Toronto at California liii. Time Dog Racing record," said Caulkins, "but I second win of the champion- what's CALL TOLL FREE othm Detroit at kettle, night 3:55 just got ships when she won 9:OOA.M.-6:OOP.M. DAYTOWASIACH meters. It's very hard to get ruder freedyle In 4:09.5. She "lam In thisposltion because 2 Keystone$csrs 3.45 2.10 240 MONDAY-FRIDAY FRIDAY NIGHT 5 oaring Oeanns psyched up here, 50 soon after won the 100 Pan Am.ncin Financial S.i,cn. nc 3.4 340 am competent, not because I s. D 5.16?, 31,35 meter freestyle I Loaders 40! N Magnolia Ave. Suite 416 Orlindo. r: 32403 4 Ismoy 340 4 11rslghs$ Time 13.10 5.10 ,.z the Pan American Games. am Lee Elder's wife," she said. Th y. LIcensid Morlgag• Bi-oken 0(1-1)1* T (*4.4) 75.1$. TIme 3 X's Cleaver $50 4.10 (goIkmnj, who won four gold American record-holder Kim 2:11.4. 7 A enie'sRs. nt 341 en 105 at IsIs) medals at the Games, will get Lãnehan, of Sarasota, Fla,, was ThIrd Sacs I (3-4) 41.11. P (4-3)15*40, T as bds ud IaM,rd Dolly i:*N. So. IMP Loi.bi.r5. DsLa,d. loS PaInter 4.50340310 7)5KW another chance to rewrite the clocked in 4:16,44 and finished SAC H Mi.o.,.arnuImmseDod, M11y1 315 2.31 kfsUdIsCeDl-16T,*17 Hrvmdz, $t.L 115111 115.335 44 record book today when she fourth. 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X VS SV. l.S557 'emit Asr : i a,tassue au • 7(16•(s411m,Psi £5ITS ha 1111* a Mulrku lbsBoM1stardlp ill ______ ___ fwi 40' 1011 i--u- _:i 1)55511. daring the ha's d tumu PitIRA1SIIPIU$AIid 'i'oam rr t' ia,g,e - iire. thISee UVOL UI IN.mis omm cn** vs ion soum eei- m. $7. * 1iCVI$i$ £7 l .it. i ut ST oem sos *-*4I T NEW YORK JETS Walt Michaels brought no-nonsense, tough attitude to Jets, and their .SW record in '78 was one of surprises of year. It may be youngest team in football, so naturally they're lookIng for more Improvement. Walt has to make some hard Personnel decisions, most Importantly at quarterback. There are also couple of soft spots on defense. Another 8-8 would be OK. - I ____ _______ ..".) 2"r t0 Eves - - is .- ;+" - .,_. - _.-&_ __ 4. - - -.--•--- - - - -. -- ----- �.•..•.e - . ,. ________________ ________________ _____________________________ ________________________________ _________________________________ ________________ 12A-Everilng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Avg. 19, Legal Notice Legal Notice Chamber Aids Legal Notice ____________________ Legal Notice 3.iiflwfl$5 CLASSIFIED ADS __________________________ working days of award of any INTHECIICUITCOURTOFTHE SEMINOLE MEMORIAL construction subcontract in excess EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. INVITATIONTOBIO HOSPITAL Orlondo Winter Pork of$1O,000atanytierforconstruclion CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole The Housing Authority of the City 1101 East First Street work under the contract resulting COUNTY, FLORIDA of Sanford, Florida will receive bids Sanford, Florida 32711 from this solicitation. The CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. for modernization and additions to NOTICE notification shall list the name, CA49K CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. SERVICES TO PERSONS UNABLE address, and telephone of the sub. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND 16.1, DAY CARE CENTER AND TO PAY IHEREFOR RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. contractor, employer identification LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLAN. EXPANSION TO MAINTENANCE The 0111cc of Community Medical number;estimateddoltaramountof DO, a corporation, ................ 43C a fl itim. SHOP BUILDING only, until 2:00 Facilities, Department of Health the subcontactor; estimated star. 3CWICUtVItm.$ ....3$c a Hill P.M.,ot, the 20th day of August 1979, and Rehabilitative Services, State of ting and completion dates of the Plaintiff, 7 cotisicutiveflutsls ....3k a Il P.M. A.M. S:30 5:00 at the Administration Building, Florida, has established the sum Of subcontract; and the geographical s, Castle Brewer Court West 10th St., $167,121.00, as the level of un MONDAY thru FRIDAY area in which the contract 5 to be CHARLES R. HUGHES and Sanford, Florida at which time and compensated services to be made SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum performed. PATRICIA P. HUGHES, his wife, ot place all bids will be publicly opened available by Seminole Memorial 4. Mused in this Notice, and in the at, and read aloud. Hospital, in the period of October 1, contract resulting from this Dofants. Proposed forms or contract dO 1919 to September 30, 1950. DEADLINES solicitation, the "covered area" i5 NOTICE OF SALE cuments, including plans and spe. This determination has been made City of Sanford, County of Seminole, Notice is hereby given that pur. cilications, are on file at the office pursuant to the requirements of the State of Florida. Noon The Day Before Publication want to the Final .udgment f of the Housing Authority of the City regulations of tht Public Health No proposal may be withdrawn Foreclosure and sale entered in the of Sanford, Florida, Administration Service, U.S. Department of Health, • after the scheduled closing time for cause pending in the Circuit Court in Sunday - Noon Friday Building, Castle Brewer Court, Education and Welfare, (42 CFR, the receipt of Proposal for a period and for Seminole County, Florida, _________________________ Sanford, Florida and theofficeof the 53.111)andtheapplicableprovisions of sixty (10) days. begin Civil Number 79IIiCA09K, ___________________________ Architects, Gutmann, Dragash of Florida Medical Facilities Con The Sanford Airport Authority the undersigned Clerk will sell the __________________________ ___________________________ Associates, Architects, Planners struction Plan. reserves: the rights to waive any property situated. in Seminole --Inc., Sanford Atlantic Bank ii-H&pfl$Sd "Uncompensated services" informalitiesinorrejectanyandatl County, Florida, descrIbed as: 1-Card of Thanks Building, SuitelOO, P.O. Drawer 938, means services available in the Proposals, or to readvertise for Lot 4, SHADY OAKS, according Sanford, Florida. facility which are made available to AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Proposals. to the plot thereof as recorded in Copies of the documents may be persons unable to pay therefor Engine rebtjilder. Seminole Auto All Proposals must be submitted Plat Book 17, Poge U, Public A WORD OF THANKS obtained by depositing $25.00 with without charge or at a charge which as set forth In the "Proposal Records of Seminole County, Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. I wish to thank all my many onlyt wages commensurate W the Architect for each set Of is less than the reasonable cost of Requirements and Conditions." Florida. friends for their prayers, cards will be refunded to each person Who ces is measured by the difference 100 percent of the amount of the for cash at 11:00 A.M. on the 11th at Florida Hospital So. for total returns the plans, specif ications and oetween the amount paid by Such contract awarded will be required, day of September, 1919, at the West knee replacement I. other other documents in good condition persons for the services and the FIGHT INFLATION A Performance Bond in a sum Front Door of the Seminole County surgery. Thank you all lovingly. within 10 days after bid opening, Sell Avon. Increase your earning reasonable cost thereof, equal to 100 percent of the amount 01 Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. Pearl Parlin A crrtified check or bank draft, power For details, call 1541. The level set out above meets the the contract awarded will be DATED this 15th day of August, payable to the Housing Authority Of presumptive compliance guidelines required. 4657 or 644.3079. in,. the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. of the federal regulations. A Bid Bond or Certified Check in (SEAL) 4-t)flaIS _____________________________ Government Bonds, or a satisfac ______________________ Inovative comoanv expanding There are no guidelines which the amount of 5 percent of the Total ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., rapidly, P.T clerical position, tory bid bond executed by the bid positively identify a person or Amount Bid must be submitted with CLERK Mrs. flexible, own tran ders and acceptable sureties in an familyaseligibletoreceivepartpay each Proposal. By: Patricia RobInson BORTION SERVIcES. amount equal to S per cent Of the bid uncompensated services. Each case sportation. 617.3194. The award of this Contract will be Dey Clerk ____________________________ ____________________ shall be submitted with each t,id. must bee.'aluatedon its own merits, contingent upon the receipt of a Publish: August 19, 26, 1979 1st Trlmister abortion-$100; Gyn Experienced driver, must know The successful bidder Will be Thereareguideiinesestablishedfor Grant Offer from the Federal DEM.92 Clinic-$20; Pregnancy test; Sanford area. Apply in person, required to furnish and p.y br a person or family as eligible to Aviation Administration and _____________________________ male sterilization; free coun Automotive Speed, 2414 Park satisfactory performance .'ind receive full uncompensaled sir execution of the Grant Offer by the seling. professional care, payment bond or bonds. Ave. NOTICE Sanford Airport Authority. _____________________ vices. supportive atmosphere, conS Attention is called to the Bid form Publish: August 19, 30, 21, 1979 TO: All property owners and any Sanford Airport fidintial. $14,000 PLUS. Florida's leading requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price OEM.93 other persons interested in all lots, Authority CENTRAL FLORIDA Men's wear firm, HIS Stores Bids. Each bidder is required to bid lands adjoining parcels of lands and By: J. S. "Red" Cleveland WOMAN'S HEALTH for Men, now has Immediate on the Base Bid and each Unit Price. and contiguous or abounding and A.A.E. ORGANIZATION opportunities in management & INVITATION FOR BIDS Attention is called to the abuttIng upon the following Director of Aviation sales. Our expansIon has created provisIons for equal employment SITE PREPARATION described street located within the Publish Aug. 19, 1979 EColoflialDrOrla career opportunities locally new opporlunity,andpaymentofnotless FOR City of Casselberry, Seminole DEM86 Channel 24 nsa. The Chamber of of Greater Sanford will support WMF'E-Channel 24's mem• Channel 24, part of the public broadcasting network, is located it Union Park and occupies the stu(ljos formerly occupied b) Channel 35, no Iongt.r operatmg. Chamber workers manning the phones will be John Carli and his wife, Marnita; Martha .Yancey, Brenda Greet, Sharon Ingraham, Jack and Peg Homer and Jack and Edith Harrison. credit manager at Chase and Company; his wife is a school teacher at Lake Howell H. S. Martha Yancey is the Cham. bet's Goodwill Ambassador. Brenda Greet is with the VllUng Nurses Association anti on the Chamber's Senior Citizens Committee. Sharon Ingraham Is a secretary with the Rich Food Plan, Bauder Associates. Jack Homer is the Chamber's executive director md his wife Is a volunteer for the evening's telecast. Jack and dIth Harrison serve as official Ilantand Hostess for the Golden .ge Olympics. than the minimum salaries and ILS INSTALLATION ON 9.27 County, Florida, to wit: set forth In the specifications AT _______________________ A portion of Scuthcot Drive, a This is the Chamber's way of wages must be paid on this project. SANFORD AIRPORT distance 01741 lineal feet measured ihowing their appreciation for SANFORD, FLORIDA All bidders are hereby notified westerly Irom the existing paved IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the many things public that they must affirmatively ensure Sealed Proposals for the fur. EIGHTEENTH surface of South Lake TrIplet Drive. JUDICIAL Cli. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED broadcasting has done, In. that in any contract entered into nishing of all labor, materials, to this advertisement, services and equipment for Site COUNTY, FLORIDA. Cull, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE that the City Council of the City of ciudliig documentaries telecast pursuant Minority Business Enterprises will Preparation For ILS Installation On CIVIL ACTION NO. 7l346.CA.O3.J advisable to improv, aboveit Casselberry, Florida, hasthe deemed Of the River Gold Ballet and the be afforded full opportunity to 9.27 will be received by the Sanford YASZAY office of theWALTER YASZAY,.1.his wife, and MARIAN described street with 22feet of 1 Inch Golden Age Olympics, ac• submit bids as sub contractors, or as Airport Authority at the suppliers of materials, or services, Director of Aviation, Sanford Air. thick, Type I, asphaltic concrete on cording to Homer. and will not be discriminated port, Sanford, Florida until 11:00 A. Plaintiffs, a 6 inch lirnerock base and 10 Inch ________________________ w.pool. Male. Cal1323.1494. to share your apt. 323.1113 in consideration for award. In accordance with Executive _____ and read Bidders are invited to submit MOORE, - bids in response to this Invitation The work for which Proposals are and will not be discriminated invited consists of: against on the grounds of race, Site Preparation For iLS ln color, religion, sex or national origin staltation on 9.27. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTlC iS HEREBY GIVEN ,Ihat the undersigned A.S.F., INC., a PROPERTiES, INC., a Florida NOTICE OF ACTION TO: WINSTON L. MOORE 2319 Dunston Street During the Fiscal Years 197$ thru copies of plans, specifications and Corporation, 10, 1919, at 7:30 p.m. , LANDING VENTURE, a Florida that maximum bids in the City . ___________________________ Piy.bletö Florid.. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. _____________________________ nished Condo. Pool, club house, cable TV. Everything furnished inc dishes&Iinens.SlSOwk., $00 mo. + tax. 3fl.799). 244, City Hall, Sanford, Florida Monday thru Thursday. Those meeting basic eligibility First&Onlychildcarecenteropen Saturday in Sanford - Begin, ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3226643. making the improvements. Costs, method of payment and the portunity Employer, M.F.H.Vet. Will keep sm children 34_.l)fl Hme ___________________________ Trail.rforrentinOsteen $120 mo.waterfurn. lnquirePaIm.ttoAve. Lots r :: 1 landscaped, work shop, green Now accepting applications for full & part time employment with Handy Way Food Stores. Must - FRESKOKRA Req. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. Aft MrS. 332 7442,'t Afe9 Owner will hold. - uIldtoiult-aw1etiryew'$. . M. Unsworth Realty (( ED)) The Real Estate Agency •' ******** flIeIeaI,,a, 3234061 orevos. 3231517 ' ni-tm • __________________ Equal ProfessIonal Sii'vlc. ( ' •f PEALTOR' SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP REALTORS 490 Hwy. *7.92 . • -. - ROIIII'$ IIAITT 51*303 . Q z iioirn W. 3229213 W.GarnettWhite Reg.Neal Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER AUOC. commercial SuIte 7 Lasgwiad, ., . ' . ioiw. Phone 332.7501, Sanford - ____ _____ aN famIly ream. $37,$55, GRAB THISONE QUICK Owner anxious. Closi to city for convenience still country livIng, next to mlar hwy. Msblie home Pies billiard i'm., pool table, ______ luSinid Perch. $17,150 lots It today. Owner may field pert of L.._. -• Pisme located on a tree Ilnsd street. Needs some point & Ihui'In. could be converted. 1st tIme offered. $'9.NI. EXCELLENT BUY 4lR,1Ba*,fflçeolderpi,p rwl*ari, bus do of front f house, eat Nt kitchen. Con. usiWlenel less ssunvs eager to PRICE DROPPED W.A "THUD". You won't find better fur the new low price of Just 50US$. Thetsall fur this) IL) Shemeonquletelreet. Room for - eat.ln kIt, & much mare. _____ soll. $59,900 . . ______________________________________________ bOUN BEST PRICEI 107 acres in cleared Cypreu isles in Oetoan near It. Johns River. ii JULY 'S TOP - $TRMPIR _______ '' ____ _____ - F -. . s ' i ' AOEWCY -_ MebiIsHo1v00s -- Bee ow INIIWul now MOAD. MORE, front & root SR'i. -- - I ___________ ___________________ _______________ 3050OrIoulsDr. , 322.5300 VA&PNAPIstancIng ________ FOR LESS THAN RENT LORAYNI LII DAVID PARR __ -DORIS 4i-A-?rtg.gSs Bougl* 1Sold - - - Office 323.2212 L.u1 ____ ___ • REALTY R EALTO AS - - -- - - -• ____ _____ ____ ___ ____ -. , .,. copy Wije Not Ici poi%&ty squirg, WITHIN THREE Mmiebfratlen has been mailed ye $qwal ifflemaIjvq' actipo • WITNESS my hand n1 Pie soil et last so *. lve, Aismoale $prlApe lamansfo Ssglnr'ng. pfudØvmdur the fictitious iisti,es Itils Court pp July *1999. haooshulwpimsy.iapjy,y (ft - JINLO lIONS REPAIRS. I'W g toiler uia ' .vsw is. SSCSIII , otvssr" st'*at $ wrItten dsIsJIuL it any, to it on • wIth the diet If e Circuit A5lSftg5 the Court - ONTNS PROM THE-GATE OF requi,bo, WITHIN THREE ep PI$T PURUCAIPON OF MONTHI FROM THE PATE OP &f i H$NSTICI,toflleinyifo.ctIsis ThE FIRST PUSUCATION OP set itsogiso' Sew that iitiiu Ihip V$4I$NOTICL Isfilesny obuedlpis 1 Ni gosgrati Wshs BV1 11051$ at mu wIth, this mey aykave that dsallingss She 'centragt rsultle from, thIs U Seputy - it hi P" yslldisyof thu dEldald's Will, till 'IeIlcN$Ni i15se)lrfo PimIMiJutysIau5. 1 jIJJn5tug er IN •, paiwe or qw.liflesIlqugl the pursoqal .Iesare of on*,Uf, abe .f,.aIS em OSI.11I . the venue :or ,r•soIm.. .,. .. •• 'O.AIML- DEMANDS. AND IwiedIctIN of She court. WbStfflIilte' sm's' thriout. . JICTIONI NOT"IO. PILED Au. CLAIMS. DIMAJIDI, AND . - 1 •, . 1, SS'PQilV$ RIEBID OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED Mchwa*5omgpp" ' IIIasot*s cows. 00WofwthrVmtedNiIf*fe WILLIE FOREVER SAIPID' ._•Icmisss': makeai5IØwsggp.,:i Wed A*ibil$$flimt, FLUPN$ 00IeIf*eftrIfpvWçifosf50s mi.wN$sd' Miflut eus* . 1' NOtICe IS ø4lfeiRl$lI31lOul: fWgIaI. IOCtIIS$pI'$Iuc$j Tie tnsmofurat triui of Br. IL its.. . ' . ciy i 0 mesrity. or femIfe sioiisstSs sr' N tleulit i*uPJralw Da1*V i. ë...ii :.:. Ira io fries CiNrads, Is Can. hIStNhIg Rims j. N Peflsi *oitaSlOttve at EMERALD frJWJpaiN. ____ ____ Pieocv IN $ts PwrPNS If. matins this. jimsi Licil Nihihus,, '-: • 'RofW'$' SillS "akiN 5e a' POE 11$ONAL le4eHN .0 SN clotted, t5 ____ ____ ___ - - - ' • ' ____ . ' JOIINDaM. HA$$S$If Ne PWiii of , '. 55*411 IsPed QSe led MI ggoj PIIS, rg s.otomw as, ioi, . I ': ,, . ' - _____ _______ ___ ____ ' ' - 0w p1r "' -, - , _,_._._ _____ - ,. - •. Io.Jng --- ' :W1TMIUSh1hetssd . . - &NhsSl$v*jl, psit limier - - - - ____ ____ ___ SOCIAL STUDIES TIAQIRL so i'.J1w! 1i!sme SN s $-.lhomi - - -.-';• :. - 9:50A.M. ''' 323 $1O lit St 332.5742 MIINTZER TILE Newer rspsic, isoky inet.isis- our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 561.0547, Ceramic Tile RepaIrs Reslden., I Commercial $s-93-. aftlIlO-7$1S sismskIng 332.7)51 "Chlcacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, ix.. youth 1110w horse, top performer in trail, wqstern I English her. semetWiip. Over 30 1st places In local I AGHA Shows. Owner ping to college. Call 3221039. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3fl315E. FIrst St. 3221137 Will SEW and DESIGN Ladies 1 girls clothIng such as: Dremes, Pant Suits, Evening wear, Skirts & etc. WIll also CROCHET Beautiful Fashions of Various Sorts: BABIES OUTFITS: Blankets, Sweaters, Hoods, Cape, loot lea, Mittens, etc. WIll crochet Ponchoes, Shawls, Afghans If your choice. Can abe Crochet LIttle Girls Fashions of Various typos. Have a variety of samples at my home. lntsi'stsd ponies or organizations pboaso contact Pat at 3221500 after S P.M. 61 PIlntlnglRsgasir Drapes, Upholstery 3334107 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. nitiwi Salvage. 332-0721. _&&srong - outsId, runs, also aIr cond. cages. 322.5753. - PAINTINO,CARP!NTRY CUSTOM CASINETS Free 1st. - 333SOIafter 5:30 REMODELINGIREPAIR kG. BAUNTIASSOC. I I •PUBLICAUCTIOP4. IMON.,AUG.20,7PM. *lsersw desks, chests, drasoers. BR S DR suItes, cocktaIl this. IiNofnlcecI•eø turn + assorted unic.asrac. VISA-MASTER CHARGE CASH DOOR PRIZE 9SANFORD AUCTIONI 12155. French 323-1340 Per Estate CemmS?cla_l & Residential AuctIons & A palsele. Call Dews Auction m ____________ Polpil who like IIIIcIi Vie W claodliod adele buy, sill, or Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair service. 3224101. Inter!or.ExlerIor Plastering Licensed & Bondea Call 3232750 )Man,qualltyoperotin CUSTOM HOME BUILT I Free Est. 223.1704. ng 0' Wayneleal,327.133I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tsp Pnkss Paid Used, any condItioned 4545134 ' Set. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting I detail trim. He I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways Good us fuf-n., appliances plumbing fixtures. bldg. material. 332.1149 - -;._ 3321445 RIR Pressure & Steam Cleaning, Roof, homes, trailers, etc. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 323.7151. INSULATION-BattIng, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 1 Cillulese. Lowest prices. Call 3311039 or 906.7344755 collect. Tar Pot for Rent $21-Day or WkIy Rates Call 322011a.ft 4 Hmaflrs Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Watts to make small household ripsirs. carplotry, painting & - misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3294531. ISpct.off on all Upholstery cleaning for thu month of August, 031.3146. VIyI Nepal' LanAlàas Cart iii Lawn I Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 302.57)9 Mowing 33)4095 Vinyl repair & rsceielng SavsuplelOpd.of rouphiolsiery charge. *4507 Itodo. AuctIon Thaws. 7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy In Cemlgnmeullwaicsm. We Seth Isles.. Auction Sates 3037* To List Your Business... Dioi 322-2611 or 831-9993 - - - ': Lashing for massi incomeSImiiW? 1 IL 1 1 ts proia,,Ity rented. $ls,, - - . .-..- - This ZSL1B hems Sea NM. now rest 4 sllIaj pfo aluscv - ___ ay iow . -.-.-L wtea ___ Nil 5. MvWt. Ms.. $ea,d ___ - - - -' - - - - clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened Cash 322-4132 Hammond irgan, piper avis cord w.tape ricordei, Like new, CaMnglarsforsale.32,.4j34, Brand New Interspring SidOkeg prIce. Sanford Furniture Sal. vege. 799$. SI $MNrd *1711, Alterations, Drimiltlng Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, Laury's Mart, 21$ 1an Ave. Soy & Sill, the finest In vssd -, hirnUw, ReIn,, stov, 95sIs' $25. good conS. 3321040. Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pcI. disc. to Sr Cit. 339.4044, 4455333, ANIMAL HAVEN nhsdloBuy - 4 drawer metal file cab., liii Pay. Painting by Anthony Corino, in. tenor, exterior opalifisd In all wea. rrse Es). CaSt 322I. lIE Painting, interior.ext.rior pressure cleaning, roof coating. Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 332.7137 after 6 p.m. - kit. 151 & dial's. Good cord. ____ Painting . - __________ ' - 4 wmu-iy naniiest's Beauty Nooc mercial, new const. Licensed, bonded I Insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 323-0541 or 665.5954. _____ -t $anfu* - Irbcliws_living. Rèea. Wishiv$ M&0*Y Patos. Inquire MiS. Oak $417510. - '-___ CAIRIASI ________________________________ BeqgleseM, IF AQHA GeldIng Cisining Custom Office Cleaning, com Bsauty Cars CPic1TIs Sui* beds w.storags drawers, Yard debris, Trash - field trial stock. 33)lIes. German ii piusrd pups for sale, AKC, shols, sire worklnó canIne show quality Iig boned. $150 I i,. 331.0063. Light Hauling office LIcensed. 323.003 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON *3-maser *1-1553 sod laying & tree trimming. 94$ Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 A.pIionces ----....... German shert.halred pointer puppies AKC from hunting S eneral Landscaping. Rbse specialists, top soil & fill dirt, ____ _________ ___ - '- yp & full time. Call collect (iN) 111. rmsl,Ien. ': IN. Edithiws Mini I THE. ___ ___ .'. SANFORD IL) . IdealforiustmarOodaorrstl home.) acres avers w-tfsit p.,,fl,J for liec$eS or ether 114 iNch, A emwlomaws ,aii 551.110. dlstrINsnhiups,ai,savalhabfe Investment 0 at -. POCTVT**$N1 - Qu4il ,lrhift ___ ------ dlslributoriltip. supply area io :--. _____ ___ ___ ___ QuIet & peaceful 3 BR 0.. fr , •ADULT ONLY as PAMILY SICTIONI 322.7533 Central Heat S Al' Cord. Free E5I Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1fl) Alan's Appliances RefrIgeration A.0 Repair 65-Pets-Supplies deep, 5200. Sanford Furniture Salvage *7.92 $0. of Sanford 322. New Soldier Block I Chrome celdsmperary Li lIe. Oø.g. retail 015* NOE 1* la_assid Purollem Salvage, 1792 Se. If listen, *0711. 6OVW O$TEIN .0 chain Were ac motor aunts. 11* neceesary for i.wawory. Ni sodlng, nO 10 pounce necessary. - Will sill r$ or Ill II route. MaStS? ares warohtiwsllte __________ 'I • demwled 1550, , , ________ 00 , ' ,,,, ____ PWWl' IfNmiy .lIiu,rnbWv: ' ____ _ -:-, ::- $vpaIy Cern. Meet be able to service company establIshed . ' . __ CWk of ___ ' .' SemInole cmnty.#lirNo WlNDSRllOu. HAIN.I$4. ..: WARD - I_*000MA$. *5'PII*MlS Notos $NIuioo, Ti PliWhefs'atlsreivs. whose móØ WL S.dles*dePlerNoSOaheIS . .: . - SlL 'paNic . - * cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 471.6214. I.Iç., Bonded I ins. _________________________ ROYAL PALM Approx. 15' tall ReUOniblo 322.2193 __________________________________ - . Si-Heusilioki Ooe lights worked on to pass insp., $400. 323-0727. cs Air Conditionlitg, Heating, Electri. 3224101 ( ____ ____ I I FILL DIRT I. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Ca_rh I HIrt 223.7* WILL BUY EXISTING isP & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legs, Lic. Mtg. Broker. - 525 No. 4.0 Wynsore Rd., Altamonte. 55" 'n Ford F.100, PU Olds Delta OS; '14 Dodge Dart. All cxc. cord. Good Buysl 323.7339 _____________________ i.it (Ia 0 s..... a ,.,...,v. 7 .w good cond. 1 owner. Best offer. 332.7132. Air Coeditioning I for sale at discount prices. For Information Ca_il $314290. ____________________________ 301W. 1st St ______________________ '-' ROOF TRUSSES We have several sizes of trusses - MOOIUON DISPLAY •MRSI POOL .g.UI Noia$, ARIA ____________________________ ________________ WesternAuto .Ib1I4LI 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 set the reserved price. Call 901.235 $311 for further details. - Lawnmower sales & servIce. We sell the best & service the rest. or Parkkio 00 vacuunia ref. $11310 etc cent; color I 51W TV'ssi 1. Sanford Ave., 333.1491. OponTves.lhruSat.:3Sto$:* 1605 (Dealer). ________________________ ______________________________ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 3$ Sanford Ave. 332.5791 JUST MAIE PAYMENTS-'611 tO '7$ models. Call 3399100 or 534. 2 Remington 22 automatIc rifles w. ISO Ia. Winchester 22 automatic rifle wicope $10; 0*15132 pump rifle $0; Western field 410 pump shotgun, like new 5110; HIgh standard 12 ga police rIot pump shotgun 7 shot, $175. classified ad for results. 322.261) M9$TNguVICv for Sale ______________________ . - 61-BuildIng Mstsrlals Peetlodiars $11.0 up ___________________________ - Get Cash Buyers for a small In. vestment. Place a low cost v-owumijs or camper self contained. cond.$3,750.3fl.7397,aft6$a_t.j, Sun. 322.2243 or sue at Butch's _____________ a_ -- __________________ '71 Ford camper, special truck w- ______________________ Free listing BROCHURE write: ..srna..re I.FL# . asia .U. a REALTOR 322.4991 ________________ ___________________ • S7.A-Ouun ________ 1931 Volkswagen Sedan, sun roof, runs good. needs 2 tires & tail 7"Tt'ucks.Trallets .. ____________________ -- - ....... .II.W W,% '45 CMv. C.30 wrecker w.dbl boom, Holmes 160, cxc. mech. vestment Counsellors. 5624172. Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' paved road. 210' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot In ares. $14,910. y,.jW _______________________ 17.92 -- 11 Ford, I ton van, 12' box, auto., AC, PS, new PB, 12.000 mi. On new 302 eng. $3600 or best- Call offer. 333.1915. BLAIR AGENCY 333.344or 323.7710 Sanford, Fla. 32771 ac conS. La.Z.Boy r.ciinor, - ____________ • 2fl *51,990 cash. Hoffman In. •.i_ __.. flflVI ROBSON MARINE mentor check writer, $20. All 510*. *410 t. 0 SALES ASSOCIATES . 644301t TIRED OF COMPACTS? You can S.T.R.I.T.C.H out in this gracious older 2 story, Iii, 3 B - - Commercial, vacant, Sanford Ave., South of 2Mh St. (water & sewer). Price reduced to 57.990 In.glassed top display case 24 in. --______ Model Inc., Realtor fInancing .Call ledotil Byowner3UaI $lOckhome. Terms avail. 3220016afl ..... - . Longwood-Church Ave.-R3 t, good rental area, $11,000. Roilin Realty, REAL'TY. 339.4777 or 339.1354, RULTY Inc., Realtors VA.FtA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lotI Will build on your iet or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. _______________________ _____ ______ RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? Onu Week In Sept. 00' silly Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good kiewledge Of the river & boating experience. Please call after 4 p.m. 331.0937., 243$' S. French (17.92) Sanford 321-5324 aborn REALTOR 322.1000 MLS __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ _____ WOULDYOU LIKE TO Realtor 322.7912. ROCK Screened S Washed Cty. Approved for Dralofield Central Contract lag Inc. 914.735-5032 115.7714113 let. Pool 10*10, 1 besvtItvI in.grevnd pool w. prIvacy fence. Cheerful kItchen, ULI REALTOR . ' u Terms. William Mallczows*l, 562743 Berm mother.In.taw cottage,. exeeclea tm w.savna, sten. rio. em., i yv. cessories - --- - '7$ Olds 95 Regency, fuuly loaded, like new, low ml., built In CB I tape deck, sun roof. $7293 or best Suzki 1976 IS 250. Adult owned, exc. cord. Street legal $350 or offer. 323.Mu. -, 0721. ________________________ _______________________ REALTY WORLDS STAY COOL IN THE POOL ________________________ _________________________ ______________________ 55-BOltS 1 1 xc'es Lake Sylvan. $10,000. Bat as act. ' l,.,_ - - tic lent heat & aIr system w.&al controls. Park with tennis cts S play area near by. Priced under $50,000. ----- 1974 Honda CR342 wbackrestlluggageracli MInt cond. $.321.0579 misc. - 09. _____________________________ ice lots ready to build on in '3 Fain, garage sate. 1110 Washington Ave., Sat I Sun. 10 am. OIl hooter, shelves, furn. & 47-Real ______________________________ NICEST HOUSE IN SECLUDED COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Beautiful lakefront home on 2.3rd BATEMAN REALTY Duolex (5% 2 BR units furn. & rented $23,900. Only 13,000 down. -- 78-MOtOf'CyCleS IS lots avail. Ace Real Estate. Wm. Kenyon, RItr. 059.5257. 931 AlA So., St. Augustine Beach, Fl. 32054. on Plumosa, R on ValecIa to 323.5774 Day or Nlght.I _______________________________ ____________________________ house. 1700 sq ft living ares. $59400. Terms. . _ inc.REALTOR,MLS 3 BR, 2 B pool Monte, beautifully ____________________________ 'Tsp Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks, heavy equIprnen 323-5990 54-Garage Sales Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 beautiful street. SEPARATE GARAGE APARTMENT. Open 1:30 untIl 5:00 Sunday. Direc. tionsavetol.SanfoidAve.toi 32fl22 ,ranchOtfIce -CRESCENT BEACH 7S'xlOO' lots only $7S00. $1300 dn. $91.14 per Mo. Paved roads, City water, Underground utilities, etc. 2biocksto Inland waterway. 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford THE NEIGHBORHOOD Plnecrost area ig home, 3 BR, 2 B, oversized FR w.PP. Recently renovated w.new carpet family living area. Energy of. Fil'eplace, large rooms, high ceilings, courtyard and balcony, finest neighborhoods. *44,. 2565 ..- Sanford. 3225721. ' - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION FromSiOtolSO Call 322.1624; 3221160 - ____________________________ 3 BLOCKS TO OCEAN Losing your home I creditS I ts;ii catch up back payments & buy equity. 322.0716, OPEN HOUSE Vintage Spanish home with Olda sized lot In one of Sanford's '' 339-OlOg - - Cars Removed BUY JUNK CARS ' ZenIth 25" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. nitule Salvage, 17.92 So. of Murphy, N. C. 25906 1 Bath with paneled Fia. 516,100. Total price only $31,300. Follow signs to 150 N. Edgemcn in Winter Springs, your host: MIlton Davis, InthislovelylgMayfair3lR3b - - cleaner, $50. 322.7397, aft 6 Sat. I n, or see at Butch's Chevron Service. Used color TV 5$ 1970 model - BROKER i'm., NEEDS NEW OWNERSII Attractive assluinsb$e mtg. of OVER 2300 sq Not qracijs living ANYTIME like new, $373; also pressure 77Ju* --- 13500. 130-1626, eve. 295-0311. Engine lift, cherry picker type, iD.Stereo - _____ Uea*7.197 L ItiuN - - -. 79-Trucks.Trailers _____ 10' -- _______________________________ 53i REAL1OR - 76'AUtO ________ 4S.A- atof Slate Pro*rty "A HONE SUPERMARKET" Sun. 1.5 p.m. 2B ______ 322-2420 Hwy 136. $79,900. -- 323-9230. __________________ KENM6EWASH!R - Paris, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230191 ______ OPEN HOUSE ATTRACTIVE 4 BR 2 B ranch style home, Ig rms, finced yd. near school & shopping, 544,500. Sanford's Sales Leader' 4 __________________________ assessed to each parcel may be No bid shall be withdrawn for a "The Sanford Airport Authority", has been filed against you and 333.0473 star., you ascertained at the office 01 the City period of 30 days subsequent to the Cash will not be accepted. This are required to serve a copy Earn as much as $500 Per 1000 opening of bids without the consent deposit will be refunded only to written of your Clerk of the City of CaueibErry, REALTY By: W. Earl Downs, poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free defenses, if any, on Florida. of the Housing Authorityof the City Bidders submitting stuffing envelopes with our President delivery,mln.S200rder.Sanford OVER6MILLION a formal GEORGE C. KELLEY, P.A., DATED Ihis 14th day of August, of Sanforo, Florida. clrculars. For information: Attest: Proposal, upon area. 332.2374. Sam's Portion IN SALESIN 1979 receipt of unused Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address A.D. 1979. Pentax Enterprise Dept. SH THE HOUSING AUTHORITY Documents James L. Wallace, Meats. in good P0 Box 1155 Middletown, Ohio Mary W. Hawthorne Secretary OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, later than ten (10) dayscondition after datenot of is p.o. Box 1132, Apopka, Florida, Makeewishnesv3 BR,28, hiec. 32103, on or before August 30, 1919, 4S042 City Clerk (Corporate Seal) FLORIDA opening of the Proposals. home in ldyilwiide on ½ acre u-.Instructiosn fiIetheoriglnalwithth,Cl,rk01 Publish:; August Thomas 19, 26, 1979 PubIish Aug 19,26, a Sept. 2,9, 1979 Wilson Ill This contract is under and lotI C lISA, OR, Pan. Fl. Rm., subject this Court either before service Executive Director DEM.79 to: on DEM.94 w.stone FP, eat.in kit. & much PublIsh: August 5, 10, 13, 14, 17, i,, A. Minimum wage riles as Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately morel Your dream come true t _____________________ 1979 AAA EMPLOYMENT thereafter; otherwise a default will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MAKE AN established by the Secretary of the be HEIRLOOM $72 5001 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR entered against you DEM46 U. S. Department of Labor, 333-0512 for the relief EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CreatIve Expressions THE REASON WE'VE BEEN IN demanded in the complaInt, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA B. FAA Advisory Circular CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Just for you 3 BR, 2 B home i9 Sat BUSINESS SO LONG IS BE. 150.this WITNESS my hand and sail PROBATE DIVISION 5100.4A, Appendix 3 entitled COUNTY, FLORIDA. Lantal Good starter home W' CAUSE WE PUT PEOPLE TO Court on July 24, 1979, PIle Number 79.323.CP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR "NOTIFICATION TO BIDDERS OF NO. 12 CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.l411.CA.13.l( tencedyd, 1g. LR & Fl R, ConP. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WORK. HERE ARE SOME OF Dlv Isles (SEAL) INCOMPLETE PROJECT DETER. shoppingt BP to schools PROBATE DIVISION WEBBER B. HAINES and LOU J. THE JOBS. IN RE: ESTATE OP MINATION$," Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. File Number 79'293Cp HAINES, his wife, Warranted lust $340001 P.TSECRETARY GLYDE E. PIERCY Register now for Fall term. Clerk 1. Notice to Bidders, Wag. Rate Division . Plaintiffs, Fun lob w.lots of action Enrollment for prekindergarten By: Eve Crabtree Determinaflom. The wage rate Fantastic Ig 4 BR, 3½ 5 home in GAL FRIDAY Deceased IN RE: ESTATE OF & kindergarten - limited. DepUty Clerk determination of the Secretary Alt. Spgsl C *41*, Fl. Rm., Off, THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, JAMES CECIL JENKINS, Well flJfl 1 gal offIce. mo, for more Information call NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Labor incorporated in th, ad. Publishjuly29&Aug. 5,13,19,1979 etc., FP, wet bar, eq. eat in kit. S: et al MGi. TRAINEE 3224405 or 332.3333, Lutheran TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Deceased vertIsed specifications does not OEL.134 much morel BPP Warranted, Caress Defendants. Church of the Redeemer. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION include rates for the requested yours for $79,000. LOCAL DRIVER THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING classifications lIsted below, The GoOd driving record. NOTICE OF ACTION OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST bidder is responsible for ascii'. 1$- Help nted Super 3 BR, 2 B home In Sunlai*l RECEPTIONIST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TOt THE AL.TAMONTE COM. IN THE ESTATE: taming the rates payable for such w.dinlng area, Fl Rm, 1g. L, Will train. PANY, a dissolved Massachusetts ___________________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED classifications and Whethir area IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE fenced yd & lots of potential. EXP. PURCHASI NO CLERK thattheadministratlonoftheestate IN THE ESTATE: practice requires the use of these EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. corporatIon, and the unknown LPN. Fulltime&parttlme. Apply This can be yours for 539,9001 Light bookkeeping. trustees, if any, of THE ALTA. GLYDE E. PIERCY, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED classificatIons in accomplishing the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MONTE in person Lakeview Nursing that the admlnlstraIi of the estate work. No Inference CARPENTER COMPANY, a dissolved File Numberl5,333.Cp, Ispending Center, E. 2nd St. concerning area COUNTY, FLORIDA. C0Zy2 BR, 1 B home in CC ManoII tip. & own tools. James Cecil Jenkins, deceased, Massachusetts corporation, and the Circuit court for Seminole practice is to be drawn from their CASE NO. 7'459.CA.13.P Super for starter homel C H&s% File Number 1929$CP, CASHIERS GEORGE W, MORSE, 'HENRY L. ispendIng in omission. Further, the omissicis will J,.W, HICKMAN, County, Florida, Probate Division, the CIrcuit w.w carpet, perch, fenced yd ii Exp. or will train Court for Seminole not.perse,estashsnynalityf CHASE, GEORGE FROST, and LPN full time. tip. w.FiOfIda - Ilte address of which Is SemInole Plaintiff, CHARLESWHITTIER,asdir,ctors more. Reduced to $21,950. Call or stop ut Monday. County Courthouse, Sanford, COUnty, Florida, Probate Division, liCenSe. 412. 332.1364, Sanford increased labor cost resulting from us the address of which Is Pimig 912 FrenCh Ave. and trustees of THE ALTAMONTE Seminole the Nursing & Cony. Center. Florida Thepersonalrepreuntative use of such classifications. CATHERINE KIRKLAND BELL, COMPANY, a dlssolvd Mass. _________________________ Special 4 BR, 2 B, 2 story tome ifi (car 10th & French) ___________________________ Sanford, (a) of the estate Is Clyde B. Piercy County Florida Courthouse, 32711. The personal CHARLES KIRKLAND, et ii, lovely neighborhoodl C H&4, acitusetts corporation, siui 333.5174 . w$ioee address is .741 Rlverview C. Executive Order 11216 or Evening cook. Apply In person Di, eat in kit., porch & manp De1,idnfs kwn I5$I1$ smssi trustees September ins as amended, and to Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771. The representatIve of the estate Is Holiday Inn of Sanford on toe * * * * ** * * extrasi Just 135,0001 the Equal Employment Opportunity successors in Interest, or any other nime and address of the personal Dorothy L. Cordell, wtloseaddress Is l$ot NOTiCI OF ACTION 110 N. Bombay Avenue, WInter Clause. psrtles claimIng by, through, under represWativvs attorney _______________________ REAL ESTATE spi, FL 32707. The name and 1. The Bidder's attention is called TO: BARBARA JEAN KIRKLAND or against said corporation or legal Wility person. Apply lit person srth below. ASSOCIATES .AND entity, or any of them, and all Aft persons having claims or • ddreas of the personal re,r,sin to the "Equal Opportunity Clause" JOIN SANFORD'S SALE LIIflA tAii WIDI A1II Holiday Inn of Sanford on the 21Situatloin rJed 100 Thi "Standard Federal Equal claimants, creditors, parsons or demands against the estate etc --LEADERI WE LIST I SELI Whose address a4 All Persons having claims or Bmployent - required, prties.rlaturalorcorperatLwhose MORE WITHIN THREE HOMES THAN Opportunity Con. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that demands against the 'state ii. struction COntrW iii exact legal status is unknown, Mechanic or trainee for VW'$, S All'. WORM GROWERS ANYONRI JOIN THE oN$ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SPICIfiCa_tiCfls" action to partitionthe THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF requIred, WITHIN THREE set forth heroin. following claiming under thi abovnimed • day wI, paid holldys, fringe THAT'S NO. it Delivery route, est. customers. 2. The goals and timetables for property In Seminole County, corporaslon,orclaimiflgtoh,vean THlSN011dLtofllewlffiffieclerk MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF benefits. $200 to $300 to start Florida income. Cost area. OOOdP.T or, minorIty and female partIcIpati, right, title or interest in and to the - depending on exp. 359.3953. tfee bove court a written THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sanford's Sales Leader $3,000. Call 323.9235. The$outhlllfeetoftheNofm 175 la_nd haseIia_flee described. the above court a written the Contrdor's they may have. Eadi claim must be iweqste work. statement of any claim or demand force in ia_cit trade on SE¼ of 5W¼ iylng West of State 'that an action in writing and must Indicate to quiet and CoSfirm all PONDENTS FOR THE SAN. Road No. 150 (formerly known as 21-Situations they may have, Each claim mist be struction work in the Covered iWsd ti.io in thu Plaintiffs and their for the cisim, the area, FORD MBA. MUST HAVE A ____________________ in writing and must Indicate me areas foliowti ' Road)) SectIon 19, Township succnsontothefollowingprty sos of th, creditor or his 5111W basis for the claim, FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, 21 South, Range 30 Est ANYTIME the name md Practical nurse 15 yr. exp. Good Goals for Female Participat in Seminole County, Ioridg: HAVE TRANSPORTATiON. SE homenurslnO the Would like ref. .cialswd, If thechalmisnof yet due, 1he attorney and the amount From Apr.), '79 until Mar, 31, were redtoserveacupyof you, ALTAMONTELAND,HOTILAND dots when It will boco* PLE. daimud. If the claim Is not yet due, '50-5.0 percent 322.7301. written defenses, it any, to it oi NAVIGATION COMPANY Flat as Shall bs stated. If me claim is - m date whisit ,%5 it will become due HOWARD.J. CLIFTON, plaintiff's recorded ioPlatSeqk),Pags*,et. From Apr.1, 'SO until Mar. 31, CAU. DIETRICH nslu,o so the uncertainty shell be Pungent si unllquidsted, the nature t.a,g,otinaiI. doll sh* Avonue,- Winier P.,L' gg a ,a00llcible to all stated. If mu Plerids, 5I afop.g toe 322211 too' 19p011%tflhlnt claim. Is secured. the et toe ertalnty Shod be Wofat If te Coi*ractvs constnjctui_n work Floiidi, 3370, en or belsis August West bota',dary line.oILols 411. W _____________ ____________ __________________ securIty shall be-descried. The PM claim us sucvrs, th&sicwlty (whittier or Branch 'm,and 11lom.,igin.IwIssme and 075 15 th,, shoreline of Lake dslmiiW Shell deliVII' SVNiCISIW Shell be described. The claimant federally ss net It Ii Isdaraf or. Clerk either bea service on Notice thiS CISIM IS *5. ClIck 95 shall deliver sufficIent copies of the covered ares. Orisiwa, Ihiaci West to the law Ikie -Iuslnsss (PPP.rIwu - . M't nW flfliadlilily Section Te*rship 3) atabte the Clerk 95 itiall y . _________________ ONE PHONE CALl. STARTS - Claim 11*1deck to enable the clerk -. wIth Ihiereohsera $th.rr,Isu The Contractor's cepr! •,default will •. -.pirsan.i reprssansative. II last, Itiencs Nielhi •s CLASSIFIED AD ON I ilgifleis et your . licissos p0 ma_ta one copy to eadi personal entered 'quest you her the roil PICTITI011I AM -' the Executive-. OM end the A$porlanskstaroifodhn95eaelase representative. sid suction hue tea poW so salt' ,iesico is hereby gives that I . iom.. Lscal dIufrIbutslshiP NU$ULTFUL END. TH Cimpislot ! I. a copy sectIon $ui'West of liii 'Pow of his Slice of NUMIIR IS 301261$. All SI'5Ifl$ Interested in m.aaw for iii. If the largest Pet .1 petition. In Mkwos as Ste MImw. ., • (Corporate Seal) DOWNS PROPERTIES, INC. SOUTHERLANDI - , LARGE LOTX3SR2B5pIIt plan, beautIful landscapIng, fenced bI yd, room for garden. $32,300. Home can be yours fOr 591,5001 Come See UsI Yout host: SEN ____________________________ - CS Bldg. zoned commercial, oft -SEIGLER REALTY -- ____________ backyard sale-sell everything fast withawantad. Call 322-2411 or $319993. ALTAMONTE-Lot 100* l7Iplus CARPORTS, ONLY $42,300. finance, cypress & beick, 1 BORN on approx. 2 acr, pool, shop, greenhouse, organic garden + separate river fron. tage. 113,900. 544,910 1g. landscaped loll This Dream' AVE. FRESH PAINT, CARPET I NEW ROOF. (2) 2 BEDROOM, (1)1 BEDROOM,) OPEN HOUSE So1dey11PM Weklva Park Dr -low main. NEAR LAKE 4 BR 2 1 corn. fortable home, newly painted. C NSA, fenCed COMMERCIAL ON SANFORD REAL ESTATE FANTASTIC 1 Ii weekend retreat, St. Johns RIver. Covered boat dock. $32, 2001 East2ndSt., Mayfair Exclusive 4 BR, 2½ bath home in desirable neighborhood Features include your own Pool Patio, OR, Fia. Rm., eat In kit., fireplace, all on a beautiful TRIPLEX 3 UNITS ZONED REALTOR, 333.7$$ $33,000. SUN, 1t0SPM . preferred. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 'fli,jg to Eat ,•... REALTY , - EAT.iN KITCHEPI,'TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. CailBart range, inside utIlity rm. & walk. in closet in MU. Won't 1W. pets. $300 + security. 305.327. STENSTROM _________ * OPEN HOUSE * everything. Asking $35,730. 3p. 0323. MODERN 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HUGE FAMILY ROOM I $61,500. lISA, w.w carpet, new ret,, ga _________________________ Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appi., w•w MAYFAIR IN SANFORD, VERY LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, 1½ 5, briCk home w.brand new carpeting & paint tory out, fenced rear yd., tic. termst MONTH PAYS ALL with $13,710 dn. Sharp 3 BR, w.c Nurses Aides, 7.3 shift. Exp in myhomewkdays 333.1175 JOHNNY WALKER REAL. ESTATE INC. 3334437 ASt.1322.7111 $112 jBary 2 BR, 1½ b, C HIA, part. furn, carport. No children, no entrance examination when pct. assumable mortgage. INC. REALTOR 3237122 ___________________________ scheduled. An Equal Op. screened porch, sodded yard. paved street I Much Mere. SO HAL COLBERT, REALTY For rent furn. nice 1 BR house. W. Wcarpet, adults no pets, ref. 333. ________________________ TUSCAWILLA AREA, LARGE SPANISH STYLE) BR,2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE. PLACE. 2 CAR GARAGE WITH MANY CUSTOM FEATURES ON S ACRES FENCEDIN. CLUDINO BARN & POND. $130,000. home. Central HIA, w.wcarpet. 3221612,322.7177 Mobile home lot now avail. Lg. trees, adults, quiet, walking distance to all shopping. See at Park Ave. Mobile Park. LIKE NEW CONDITION ON ACRE LOT IN LK HOWELL AREA. $14,900. for a $30.1033or339-C11 eves. E. Altamonte Dr. -- toilet, ice box. 5795. 323.1325. INC. REALTORS 701 Bldg -- _____- -a- )UfIaay, 505. l, IY1-1JA PP. lIghts, gas 3 burner woven, The weother Is perfect FORREST 'GREENE a__. a--- .- S. anTurv, is' travel trailer. Sleeps 6. 3 way Sanford. 322.5721. - LA. Front wooded. $300,000. ______ -________ Room for a growing family. 4 i, 2 5, FR, lots of storage 1001 Palmetto Ave. ss,.00. 25415. French Ave. ___________________________ 3220231,323.1173. 3220719 __________________________ LARGE I BEDROOM, 3½ BATH WITH ALL APPOINTMENTS, HIGH & DRY brick cons,, on corner lot, Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,300. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR PRICE FROM $22,000 TO 519,900 ON THIS WELL LOCAl. ED 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH 20*20 BLOCK WORKSHOP IN REAR. BR house. Will rent or sell. Washington Oaks area. $250 mo. Piano, $310. 322.4109 _____________________________ 1415 Valencla Ct. 3 BR, 1½ bath, 33 Houses Furnished 35-?biIe Home SERIOUS SELLER REDUCED 3 BR, 1 ShomeonSlots downtown REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., Privateentrance,adultsonly,no pets. 1004 Palmetto. ______________________ ___________________________ opportunity to participate In the _______________ 3 BR, 1 B, gas heat, fenced yd. 1 Adult, No Pets _________________________ Sanford short term, 1 BR adults, no pets. Ref. $150 dep., $193 mo. + dec. All other utilities 333.9534, _____________________ ____________________________ mm ne. 210014tt under roof, 2 car garae, C UN, drips a carpet, lg lot, shade. Golf cowsi near, many extras. Prlced$43,t00. lmm. possession. $30.Wo. Owner. GetftlIexposure.taI(,ft.t"For Sale" sign down & run a classifledad. Call3n.2611 or ,,95• Zoned commercIal - 100' on Sanford Ave. $11,500. 1 BR Furnapt.,wwcarpet A.C. $160 mo. 6 mo. lease 323.9040 OVER SIZED LUSHLY LAND. SCAPED LOT. PRICE REDUC. ED FROM $30,900 TO $37,500. HURRYI - Sylvan, 40 acres, 20 acres already olatted. Over 1100' of lION, SCREENED PORCH ON qualified buyer. $32,000 to . $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. _____________________________ Rolling Hills boiutlful 3 Ii 2 5 Stenstrom Realty, Realtors pwner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, car. port, den w.wet bat, eat in kit. $23,000. Kids gone, but the swing Sit in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 3222611. OWNER LEAVING TOWN, AN. XIOUS TO SELL THIS 3 BED. ROOM, 1½ BATH, AIR CONDI. BETTER. ____________________________ New 235 Homs, I pct. leterest to . For a confidential discussion of your career In Real Estate, call Herb Stenshom, Realtor.Owneq' of 333 2420 . on Mellonville Ave., 2 garages, fenced bk. yd., fruit trees & extra lot for only $23900 ... ;mmaculate 4 BR, 2 B, 2 car garage w•w carpet, C H&A, fenced bk. yd. $53,900 be relocated). Located corner of Oak and 11th Ayes. Detailed Information, Bid Forms to be secured from Office of Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave., 3325914. COMMUNITY S ULI. El IN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN 5 Over 22 Years Experience *40* about a 4 BR, 1 B, older home 1 BR executive decorator fur. for the position of Fire Fighter for5yearolds Call 3226643 _____ by "Fire Fighters" The City of Sanford Civil Service Board Is accepting applications unique Kindergarten from Miiio'ity 01 Bristol, Childs & Associates, Inc., Tampa, Florida, 33601 assessments against each property Bvsines Enterprises are sought, 4012 Salzedo Street, Coral Gables, YOU and each of you are notified owner will be considered. contractors submitting bids will be Florida 3)146. Complete documents that a suit for specific performance The City of Casselberry has In its required to provide evidence of their may be obtained from either the of an Agreement for Deed for the posSession an engineer's estlmote of efforts in aiding in the reaching of of lice of the Director of Aviation, or following described real property: the construction costs including Bristol,Chllds&Msoclates,inc.,by said aoals. LOT 1$, BLOCK "E", MOBILE engineering and administrative 'The Housing Authority 01 the City payment of a deposIt in the amount MANOR, Second Section, according costs In the amount of $31,136.23. 01 Sanford. Florida reserves the of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars for each to the plat thereof as recorded In All interested persons are notified st. tPlans and other PlatUo* %1,.Pages 44.4$, of the thatthedescriptionofeachproperty General Partnership, at 100 Springs Boulevard, Longwood, Florida 32730 in Seminole County, Florida. Notice isturther given that the undersigned intend to register said fictitious name with to. Clerk 01 the CIrcuit Court of such county, - _______________________ ____________________________ 904.905.5053 øiiii care in my home, •Xf) mother of 2. All ages. 2204 MItch w. Pinecrest area. 323.9333. Council and be heard as to the ANNA B. MOORE 107 Parker Street for Sanford area ________________________________ ANNA B. NEWMAN formerly propriety and advisability of business as desire to engage in 1981 goals for participation by other contract documents may be s examined at the office of the partners fictitious name of under the Minority Business Ent'rprI," Director of Aviation, or at the office SPR INGS twenty percent (20 pct, lu ,.i,.ui , _________________________ Hall, at which time the owners assessed and other interested ' ____________________________ Laborer wchauffeur lic, 6-Chiki Care _____________________________ all costs as per Resolution No. 291 01 Defendants. the City of Casselberry, Florida. TAKE NOTICE that a public Order 11625, all bidders will be af. proposals on the Proposal Forms 31.....Ap5iflflts Furn shed _________________________ ________________________ • Member Realtors & ERA • • NatIonal R*fecral SIrVIC. S Realtron Computer . Ful$.Time Office Supervision S CompatIble Associates 20 lots Zoned Residential- sizes ,start at 73x100, prices start at - $1750. High idry, you don't need - a boat. apartment. (buildIngs only & to -_--- •__a_ is-Recreational Vehicles Used Refrigerators, all working 1451 up. Free delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Lake Markham Rd. near Lk. fl___ snmriq rierem, I Idyllwilde by owner. 3.2, FR. many extras. Assumable loin. By apt. only. 3234213. _____________________ . I Large ListIng Inventory S Dominant Advertising 5 Hour Sales Training w.w carpet. Good location. ________________________ - Food experienced. Apply at Barn, 25th S Park. woman w.sonwould lik, Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carpet, fenced •. yd., nicely landscaped, C HIA. a____,__ , 52-Appliances NOTICE OF SALE by closed Bids (1) 2 BR house, (1) 1 BR garage toni*iouse. w.w carpeting, au appliancfl,pooi,lnSanfordnear shoppIng, schools, by owner. $21,000. 3210211 eves.. weenth. ___________________ Sanford's most wSlt.known pro. gressive Sales Volume L..d. needs. Associates, exp,rieed or newly licensed Nowl . fruit trees. $31,950. - I -- ---- - 41-Houses FOR$ALE t.story.2 bedroom Real Estate Sales • __________________________ -- 41-Houses - - 3 BR. 1'/, Ba, w•2 adjoining lots + The sooner you plac, your lasifIed ad, thesooflef you will get results. Meat Cutter, stock man. Must be stabilized subbase with drainage time WINSTON L. MOORE and ANNA a. pipe, color,rellgion,sexornatlonaiorigin atlProposalswiilbepubliciyopened NEWMAN formerly ANNA B. .toprovldefortheass.mentof and inlets, curb and gutters Legal Notice & other central Fl. locations including the Tampa Bay area. Excellent pay w.ail fringe benefits. Call 305$$60717, ext.9. For appt. or send resume to P.O. Box 1076, Mt. Dora, Fl. 32757. Will share my furn. apt. against on the grounds of race, M., September 6, 1979 at which ______________________ . 191•0921 Toll Free 1.5002212561 41-Houses O$It5$ 3 BR, 1 B, Fot., *apes, part. I urn., for only __________________________ HOURS bertdp drive on Wednesday. Uithirnished -S1$9up. Pool.Adult5oIy, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1742 in Sanford. Ciii 323-WO Mariner's yiige. 831- 9993 322-2611 ____________ ___ 41-Houses ___ �b '. . 14A-4vsnlop Hsrs. kalsrd, FL SS SS_•S Seamy, Av,. I,. 1979 ••_ __••• _iS•SS - . L. .•• . - - OURMM . • ...:....• .:.. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 Sunday, Aug. 1L I1—IB Briefly •.;i '-• Immunity Proof Needed Mildred M. Cask. y, curator of the To Enter High School We're Celebrating the Opening Of Our GSH1P B flagship lank of bminole LONOWOOD OFFICE ...' ~, . I . . • i• c • •' 4, * "I . - __ SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 . SANFORD, FLORIDA 1971 7; _.. -. %M_ ,"! I.,:1, -:,. 11 V /' #7 Housekeept ' O ng From Another Century The Invention of dishwashers, refrigerators and microwave ovens certalnly has changed the way Americans take care of their homes. Just how much such Inventions have altered the lifestyle of homemakers is vividly shown in an 1596 version of j q I - W• an proud to have workid with Flagship and wish them much succ•u." Shoemaker Construction, Buildere — 1 US soA of bolawo SANFORD, FLORIDA '1 I I I I : ISALE I75 • • • q - "The great laws of keep- [,~ - i ~ _ 'I'll 1~ ,, , , -, . • • , ,, • • entry fee of $1219. - :,', • lng house should be: cleanliness, tidyness and thoroughness. "So much for the prelude on housekeeping. Now for the cooking. "For cooking you need a room with a stove and a kitchen range as well as several tables. - ''. . that the dairy has windows, that no vegetables are allowed In the dairy, and that the door of the aforesaid dairy be kept under lock and key and that also no petroleum lamps be carried in- and left In the dairy. - "The two pantries now have to be looked after; one • ' :.•. :. • '1 ____ • • ___ .. ' '' 1 . M Pow do — ___• 11 I . :• • . . • ,,, J1RJ f • . .. ~ * I. • 1 ....:. . • ..~) I , :. :. . -. •ilii • •• • i. •• •.. " - I 'd •i,,'-, - kn I :6 - '- • - .• 9 m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday. A ' & . :v p.m. rruuuy 9. o.m. . ":' • • • • • 9a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday' -~. - L.. e '• ' •:' •••••,.• . ",.,:q . 41 . • .' . I - ' & 1. . ..- ', Y'. . • .r . .. 4 ir VII? Z r. .' .. ', d, • % ________ m be9k7UICS1 We IsiIIbhM$ sckisL met biter, a ld Ca • •1T''',J • .. , uqJt n #ets M . ,. ,. ' 'I 7. Gray Makes Dean's List I ~ - . - • .. — - ____ animals. He has trained hun- McIntosh does not cruise mat be quarantined at the them, said McIntooh. 'he abter has no ft"es arouplckingiçdogsaalcats anitnal control lhelteror with a tolakebsckto thspoimdfor veterinarian. toe young raccoons In this destruction. "With the gas !nanyc.e, the anIn Cue In pitticular,, thelr eyes shortage we can't afford to 15 closely watched for any hadnoteven opened and they cruise wsmd even U we s7m$*ocna of rabies, needed round-the-clock WOW too" said Mckitoob in a ftcm *y an ftedings every fours houm ____ n otha injVred &WMau are come In over the pheme, he hills Sirl, now has them "ThsYfoliowmsev.rywhore Society is nowied "Weaverageoveracala animal is t . ' ' ______ situa eft part of the shouidbeplacedlnitsown 41loisew hereftlslikejyto bin with a partition In be s ny un at some time between. during the day. The dairy "The coal cellar need not should never be situated in have any window. In It a damp room, for dampshould be placed a heap of ness makes the dairy smell coal. Here also should the musty and nothing taints wood be placed. The the milk and cream so splintered wood should be much as a damp, musty on Its own pile and all the other kinds of woods should See HOUSEKEEPING,IB By TOM NEThEL animals destroying property, daring along busy highways or meram s" bop, °i ° snakes When Bob McIntosh drives strays- "We get lots o( calls on found near homes. "We once hlstruckttwoughvirtuallyany bltecaaes.Weaverage5otoeoa got a call from the police toplck neighborhood, he says he gets month. In summer it's a lot i an eight-foot alligator at the impression he's not liked. in higher with kids out of school and Church greets at 3 fact, many tlmes kids wuhspoe and out riding bikes." a.m. in Longwood,"Mcintj him and yell "MURDERER!" McIntosh has been bit- recalled, and one hit by a car on uhe goes by. Next to the tax ten "three times by cats, never S.R.43IInForeg City. collector, he may hi one of the by a dog" since he has been an McIntosh says he loves *Pwtmd bas Us • .1p this reason: Since the kitchen as well as the scullery needs a great amount of water, It Is easier for the water to be transported In the basement than to be trinspotted by pipes to the ;J _qit Whlthhasttsowndepartment. anlmal'stagarencurr,g workers, the thstatetb'Iaggffieet.1LI,,$omINd hI1!.A. , , The kitchen should be the basement of the house for - . • • . - ___- I, ' _____ *a . • IM. NJ,1It YOVU! j • ___ S .•• -r • .y_ ft 11M1 I --•-•.•••-•••••-••• • '. '4.. . Wd .• - I I -'i. I • 114 . 7 11 i• 401) • 14PPebft b1thcartlftcatscroths,ires(of ale. ..• ,!,;, zJ' . • - ~ I t N - '4 •.- . 1 . . ,, r. P • • .,.• '/' ... house: •, :,. ••; • . t the long ton of coal. Marginal Notes "Why the kitchen should be the basement of the An investigation is made on ftdogs and ham mad of his life. As a result of his job, he is all repOrtW bite CAMIL If it is McIntosh is one of four verjfiedtgte, the o . 0f the adopted father ofa pair o( animal control officers for animal s notified and the yo%mgraccoons named Bandit e and Bandit Two. tags are checked for animals County andKtR Chief of his department. The current rabies Inoc Workers repairing an air* ulation fOir officers, two of whom are which is valid for one year. jj conditioning unit on top of. are reaponsible for the shot is current, and if Crane's Rood in Altamonte handilngalrna)cocnpluluits facilities are available, the Springs reported finding the the co,ugy with the ex- animal can be quarantined at baby raccoons Since the young Ce$IonofthoseinCaaelbeny, home for 10 days. It th oneshasbeenhandiedby the ftlsr.çand.dthMy.wldb. • I ANKING HOU 4 .4 • a. • . : ' "The cellar should have two rooms adjoining It. The coal cellar must have a grating - not exactly a window, but an opening. "The wine should be = diAl 09t; 6 r.,inw should, if possible, procure County. &M an hft, A* Sk ftm 9-.0 a.m to 13:J% p.m . ••. , E. . • PM1a 1it 5 611. ,.., '100 • I 7'i J, LOIRY HOURS: — , ,• • r, l,1g4J • .• ~ 11 " • llluo~ ji •.••• • lo q : ', . Aba t . cellar, least popular people in the animal control o(ftcer. .•, ., • ; • IN • • - ~ . e. • • Kindergarten Open House • • • •, r .:11 I cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla). "The good housekeeper should keep these two pantries under lock and key at all times. She should also be at great pains to confiscate all rats in the aforesaid pantries. supply of towels. There should be two kinds of towels. A heavy towel for wiping dishes and linen towels for glasses and silver. Now we come to the be placed in heaps. "The housekeeper Dog Catcher, Like Tax Collector, May Not BeToo Popular yformsandwoeksarednsOct.t7orapresp,ctu, ,•' : -. "The second pantry should be a room with a window also, but a light closet could do as well. The second pantry should be devoted to such things as flour, sugar and gralnà. (If kept In barrels, they should red on the floor; otherwise may be ke* on the sa stone with the preserves, eggs, salt, pepper, oil, vinegar and at least four spices, such as "Now for the scullary: It should have asink in It with hot and cold water. A drain for things to be washed, as well as soap and a plentiful I — Dopey, of Mt th5 Juror of 1eiet10 ns and awarda totalling $lISS. The exbibItionhlll nm Oct Ito Nov. $4. • •. ___ . ' . S • •. _", ' pantry. S Ma 1. S. .• . Jolla 431q' in 1 Florida Gulf Coest Art Cer annoonces call for Florida Gulf Coast MmlaI" coaçetitive e"bI'o'. Mists ridisig In Florida or. ailgih1 to inter work • •. , • i - . I .. departments three namely: of them should be devoted to meats. Beef, veal, turkey, chicken and ducks. This pantry must have a window. Since all the meat should be hung up, so beams with hooks are essential for the meat nothing In it excepting the things necessary for cooking. "The kitchen is not complete unless it has four rooms adjoining. it. Namely: the pantry, the cellar, the dairy and the scullery. "The dairy should be spotlessly clean at all times and should be filled with shelves which can be removed and replaced for cleaning. There should be basins as a churn for making butter. Artists Asked To Enter Show - 1 1 . are chamber work, cooking, and llaund aundry. "These also comprise of taking care of the china closet and other sundry Housekeeping and Cocking", was written in 1996 by WIIMnina Sanford, fifth daughter and youngest of eight ch ildren born to Gen. and Mrs. Henry S. Sanford. Willie mbta was In her early teens when she corn- . A "There ' Saturday, Aug. 24 and Orlando Regional will offer such tests as: circulation, breathing, blood Pressure, blood typing, personality end so on. Information displays will Include Neonatology, Surgery, Infection Control, Plastic Surgery, Prenatal, Radiology, Pharmacy, Health Careers, .tc The POison Control Center will featur e their poison prevention character, "Officer Ugg," who, will provide hand.osda and balloons for parents and children. The Did Workshop and other he*lth care organizations will provide diet and weight control data and appropriate Ups and teats for_ata1nbig a healthy environment In today's world. The fair will be open from 10 am. to 9 p.m. I departments. PUS. " The following' "Cornposition for Brides On Health care Information and testing will be offered free to the public at a Health Fair at the Altamonte Mall, Friday and "This is the kitchen, "The kitchen should have Jierald by Mildred M. Caskey of Bram Towers, Sanford, who is the Curator of the Henry Shelton Sanford Museum.Librry. "Housekeeping consists of taking care of the house and its divisions or Homemakers of the era probably wished and dreamed, "If only I could push a button, and llzmer would be ready In a few minutes." How l*U did theV know For Information contact ie lMipal. .. posed this piece which was provided to the Evening how to cook and keep house. Family Health Fair Coming A~ , Oh, To Push A Button And Serve Dinner ,: lit 02 --.I 1 HraId Photo by Tom Vincent Stop Smoking Seminar 1973 'LI! S 0 .W Florida Hospital's Health Education Department will present a Five Day We-In Plan to Stop Smoking, Sept. 16-21. Aimed at the hard-core, chain smoker, the Five Day Live-In program extends beyond the initial purpose of breaking the habit. Participants will receive counsel on diet, exercise and general health. The staff will Include physicians as well as a chaplain, dietitian, and health educators. The session will be presented at Camp Kulaqua In High Springs, Fla., situated on the edge of Olmo St.t. Park, and SANFORD, FLORIDA V.J IL when she was 14-years-old. Area graduates at the Stetson University Aug ust coin. mencement exercises were Uu Claire Miller, B., Sanford; Gw ethE. Ellis, Casaelberry; and Mary Mahoney Pouncey, Longwood. 1,401 ' essay she wrote on housekeeping Stetson Names Area Grads •. .. in composition books which contains an ./ .. .1. i . uuuIef1SUfSM Wllhelmina Sanford and one of her The Sound of Sunshine Chapter of Sweet Adel1es will be Sponsoring a table at the Maitland Flea Market on Sunday, Sept. I, beginning at 10 a.m. Members having articles to donate are asked to bring them to St. Andrews Church during regular rshearsal night. For further information please call Bonnie Ramsey, 6714)010. U 1 11 'Adeilnes' Plan Flea Market ic. Please Plan To Join Us For Mus Hot D09#3 . . . told Drinks . . . PrizeS.1 - flagship Bank of untillole 1. 14 i't.1"_. '~, 1 to 6 P.M. - and Museum, displays a picture of measles. CertifIcate of Immunization (HR4SO or PD-137) certifying that they were previously vaccinated with live measles virus vaccine. Students who were immunized before 1969 must be reimmunized before entering. Students who cannot show proof will not be issued a schedule and cannot attend classes. 5 TheSeminole County Health Department will be open to give inunwiliations against measles from I am. through 4 p.m. This service will be available through Aug. 24. LONGWOOD OFFICE 11 Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library All students to be enrolled and admitted to grades ten through twelve at Seminole High School must present one of the following to enter school for the l79498O school term: Proof of Immunity Against Measles (FIRS-1095) certifying they were previously vaccinated with live measles virus vaccine or they were previously infected with natural _:.:~a K YOU'LL EVER NEED sm THE 1979 . .. I Ige," he said. "Ill have to techthem bow toftsbforfr.ge I - . •..,. 4-.I 11 • -• - • 2;,;' . I • • . . • • • . - • • 4;". • ~ f " •, ¶ • . Z.J,t•. 4 -P •..•• ._-•- ' U-. E__ J- *-r- '— - - _-_•J_u.- 'h ii the calls are abott to remove hors. foimd wan- See DOG CATCMU, Page -- - - - —•-.-- - . • • -- a' .. 4 i 1~1'~'.. ~ , * - ui1_i a • , . I * - • • • . -•w • --t--i --- --- -.- - -.- — - _ __ft_ __ , 4 ---- - — I r r -- �26-.-Ey.Ig Herald SanMn. ci 000 t.4.. £. wflnyI np. .a ,.s •aea flY In And Around Sanford Housekeeping Continued From Page lB "For the late dinner people have first a soup then an entree and after that a roast, some potatoes, then game or birds, next some vegetables and last of all a sweet dish and the bride or amateur cook should learn to make the aforesaid dishes. "The laundry must have two departments, one for washing the linens and one for taking care of the linens. Happiness for a radiant bride-elect Is a pie-nuptial party as her wedding day approaches. ... "Cooking comprises the different courses which people have. Three times during the day food is needed by people namely: The first breakfast, the second breakfast and the dinner. "The good housewife will happy brides-to-be of the season. Bonnie and Ensign David Bobbins will be married Saturday, Sept. 1, at 7:30 see that all of her P.m., at Holy Cross Each guest came bearing her favorite recipe and the utensil used for preparing the food item. Just for the record — the bride's, that Is, the gift opening was taped and candid photographs were The table was set on wedgewood blue Unen with sterling and white china appointments. Guests were served a brunch of baked ham with raisin and bourbon sauce, tomato aspic, pinwheel rolls and fruit compote. Beverages were white wine, Iced tea and coffee. Invited to Join the hostess and brlde.elect were her mother, Mrs. William W. To get the animal released, dump over garbage, mess up the owner must pay a $10 pick- people's lawns, and the shelter when MCintOsh feels the young a fox. He also has ones can make It on their own, several dogs from the adopted up fee plus $3 a day boarding gets complaints. Animals must shelter, fee. "We chased some owner be on a leash or under verbal they will be released near there Most of the wild animals have down to Colorado," said command whenever they are too, been released In remote areas McIntosh. "It took four months off their property, and all must Many arm baseball fans are when the animals were able to for the letter to reach him. The be properly tagged, aware of the osprey nest that care for Including themselves, bill was a hundred-something cats." wasontopofoneofth1ght sayshates to aft dollars,buttheguycameand poles at the Pony League field unclaimed animals at the got it." The shelter, located In the near Five Points. One recent shelter"put to sleep". None the Many problems occur when Seminole County's Five-Point evening, after a longerthan- less 175 to 200 clogs and cats people let their animals out complex, is open for adoptions usual night game, the nest must be destroyed each week, before and after work, said from 8 am. to 4:30 p.m., caught fire. McIntosh and the "We call People oflU1ephone McIntosh. "They chase kids, Monday through satuy. flre department werenotifled. try to flndhotnes,"hesJ The fire department had to don't want to kill anything that destroy the net to prevent the moves. We'd like to hold than flee from srsading, M&WA14 1sr." '- has DUN MRS. LK. — companied Virginia to the .• . 7be clii elastic net that •x. you need more, contracts when you need less. Soyov al. ways get a perfect, per. sinai nt. Oct your fit. And 11$ bad, from 5*. 1114114111 when Lu Harriett is due home this weekend after a mouth's tthr of Europe. qulsite Poris"— lust for tryhig It, I I at. haUthsh$sr / OR& aft AM hi. as ow 1 dveaplew*ha#tM t!.' •i s—RUTa FOtJY—lwould jg / P•opIo You Want Your Kids To Hang Around • - — To óibantw 4s4 • M Ø MtouHss And Is Certalu That lads Stirdunt Iscalvis The • . • • : • N me Psr AN Lavsto... Mrss... CM- TOM—AiSli NflM',ON SIG(jl$ AUG. 25th • sesv, ffiia perkad. —. PALL TERM SIO$N$$IPT. 4th • not EMAIL - CALL .j:1 NOW Pon punTl,iilk INpa" TIN 1SISPd osaicyo 4m MmWr IS M MivaIs,I, U16LA . — 'p .. ••$ . .. P• 7'ç .t. .. * • ' ;i ' , •: : ' -, • ". / 0 MR. AND MRS. GRADY ALAN MCGHEE AFA of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Meeker of Santiage Road, DeBary. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McGhee, 1152W. Euclid, DeLand. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a white organza gown over bridal taffeta with a fitted bodice of Nottingham lace. The gown was fashioned with a sweetheart neckline outlined with pearl encrusted Venice lace. The same lace was repeated on the lantern sleeves, From the satin ribbon controlled natural waistline, the modified full skirt cascaded to a wide ruffle of Nottingham lace which encircled the hemline and attached chapel train. Her triple tiered veil of illusion was secured to a pearl traced Venice lace profile cap. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses, white daisies and white fugi mums. Susan F. Tressler attended her sister as matron of honor. She wore a mint green pleated gown with a scooped neckline. Her flowers were yellow roses, white daisies and white fugi mums. Bridesmaids were Miss Jean Chamberlin and Miss Jenny Busklrk. Bridesmatrons were Mrs. Susan Graybill and Mrs. Karen Dearoif. Each wore a satlnique apricot colored gown fashioned with a blouson top and scooped neckline. They carried apricot tinted daisies. Shelly Daugherty was the flower girl. Shaun Daugherty was the ring bearer. Tony McGhee served his brother as best man. Ushers were Billy Meeker, brother of the bride, Mark Lacey, Randy Alderman and Mark Graybill. They wore light green tuxedos. The reception was held at the church fellowship hail. The newlyweds are making their home at 8 Jeannette Drive, DeLand. The bride Is a receptionist at Stromberg-Carlson, Sanford. The bridegroom is foreman for Farrens Tree Surgeons, DeLand. DEAR ABBY: Please tell EXHAUSTED IN HONOLULU — the 63-year-old wife who complained that her 58-year-old husband of only five months was an "absolute sex machine" and that his deman ds were exhausting — to send him out :my way. I II.... h. IZh__L._. TI......__Ii £ UVV Ut wpuiiy, fldWWl, and I would certainly appreciate a man with his drive. My husband of 37 years doesn't believe in romantic buildups, candlelight dinners or wine. Just "Boom!" (And his "booms" came about as often as World Wars!) DEAR ABBY: This is for EXHAUSTED IN HONOLULU: Our bridge club of three tables meets every Thursday. We are between 50 and 75 years old. We would be very happy to help this printing that letter from overrated things in the world, EXHAUSTED IN HONOLULU What a lot of mess and bother Her letter made my day. At last for something that lasts 10 an honest woman who isn't seconds! ashamed to admit that she If EXHAUSTED WOULD could do with a lot less sex than LIKE to meet a 64-year-old her husband. I thought! was the woman who shares her love of only woman In the world who Hawaiian music and Island felt that way. flowers, please give her my I'm a widow, but when my address. I live In lillo, and we husband was living I thought have a lot In common. ed sex was one of the most NO LONGER EXHAUSTED Bless that poor unfulfill man. He's only 58. May he have many more happy years and die with a smile on his face. Sign us... LA K K A-LU V AS-W A U N NAMANNA DEAR ABBY: EXHAUSTED IN HONOLULU should be married to my husband. He's a nice-looking man, 49, and he's been too tired for lovemaking for as long as I can remember. But he's not too tired to play tennis, jog,, ski cross-country, and disco-dance by the hour. We sleep in a king-size bed and he stays as far away from ma as he can get without falling off the edge. I'm 45, neat and clean, have a nice figure and not obnoxious in any way, Tell EXHAUSTED she would love this guy. I can guarantee that he won't bother her from one year to the next. And 11 her odd-even basis every day except Thursday, our club day. husband wants to meet a Each of us could rotate on woman who wouldn't mind eight-hour shifts, or be being bothered night and day, available four days on and four I'll be glad to send him plane days off — like firemen. fare. We all lead very active lives HUNGRY FOR LOVE IN but can manage most any COLORADO schedule to help a sister in DEAR ABBY: Thanks for Educators Asked To Open House Providing the highest quality of Seminole County, allied with education for the youth and the Florida Professional adults of Seminole County. Uninterrupted education for Educators and the National Association of Professional students: no strikes, walkouts, Educators, will hold an open slowdowns or any other method house, Thursday, Aug. 23, from of withholding services. Freedom for educators tojoin 4 to 6p.m. at Fellowship Hall, First Presbyterian Church, or ref raim from Joining Park Avenue at 4th Street, organizations, including Sanford, freedom to withhold support invited to attend. education by duly-elected 9919 Educators and ot hers g. from orginlzatlons of which terested In Joining this they do not approve. Protecting and 'flaIla1flIfl organization or in learning more about Its purpose are public control of public ITI Nk Miss Jane Reynolds, Mlwii, representative. (superlutw Florida dent and school board mom. of president Professional Educators, will be hers). to discuss state and • Active membershipii open to all edecdcn, active or retired, ~rnsl programs. at all levels of education In all Cousdy, CItizens of Seminole concerned with the education of positions Associate mans. organization: — . — .p -- -•'-• 04 * r- -• • : ., - iL .. • • _ - • _. . . 1" ••- •-.. :r •..,_ " - ' -.-.•.._-_. - SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED purposes of the organization.. - I ..•. V p elm '—• W - - ----- 1 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU ; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 :• OPEN TODAY 10 A.M. til 7 P.M. WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. tel 9 P.M. _.4._,.. ,_ 4 nd yDwg people, should be aware berahip Is open to my other of the objectives of this persons subscribing to the • — ...your little neighborhood department store. Women Offer To Relieve 'Exhausted' Of Her Man The Professional Educators list :' hued An. heurd Taklsi Time AlM Care To Give i.dIvIdu* Very Is Daises Tr.inIpg, 1* a yes uutd di it With..... — — — C.. CN :' b. woman solve her problem by The Kind Of • r • offering our assistance on an Dawn's c, peiar ON was. Wperc.later,i1th .41 SANFORD DIAL 322.3524 • 'AèNtl.a that camp with I 211.220 E. FIRST ST Q . coiuuvi msY ii \ WlUN cum oIITvu.Av\ imtsdI.heew hew to her rM.g 32•38u $700 AL NOTICE " ' Just tell EXHAUSTED to put her husband in a car and drive down Waipahu Street and I'll be waiting for him along with my two little ones — one kid from each World War! WAITING IN WA!PA}IU DEAR WAITING: Although your offer was one of the first, I received many. Read on: ibtob,, BeaIn What o8, A3436.B336 cou [± For information, call her. WAM om sit Iws do gets *I W working women are welcome to join the club. NEWLYWEDS 'M*lsrs hither for • Winter Park this weekend. According to President Vivian Buck, the local club is in charge of a progress workshop. Vivian was scouting around for "old" hats to be used as props. And Vivian said all The secret is exclusive WI nay, Tv.wcuI tiss._We In#. neighbors : trien to watek special t*amiUkethsWiI48irlss, Academy Awarda, hockey • The District Business and Professional Women's Clubs will convene in Publicity Procedure Vanassa Sosija Freeman and Gregory Charles Uggons were married Aug. 10, at the Seminole County Courthouse. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Blanch F. People, 1210 West 0th 81,, Sanford, The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Zilla Mae Uggoits, Seminole Gardens. After a wedding trip, the bridegroom will return to active duty with the United States Army. The bride Is employed at Rest Haven Day Care Center. '• Try October. That's when SISTER Inc. Is planning a Sunday afternoon ice cream social in Centennial Park. According to Margaret Ganas, "This is going to be something different." 'Adjust.A.Net., a SM. ___ ,. . August? Probably like a chilling winner. According to Virginia, Lady MacBeth's head getting cut off was g real smooth acting gftnMick ... like gruesome. C3238.ug $600 P How does an old. fashioned Ice cream social sound during the heat of foothills where they visited Virginia's niece. The Herald welcomes orpn&MIon and personal news. The following luggedIons are recommended to expedite publication: Releases should be ted (lower and upper ca ), se double spaced, and written narrative style (third parson). Do not abbreviate, A contact person's name and phone nwnb,r is necessary. Xwp releases ilinpte. pn releases (the program should lead the meeting accow4) miM be ilI,%Itt.d no later than two days after the event. Advance MUM should be lutwnitt.d one week prior to publication date. Photogii coverage requeda should be made one week In advance. r - Alabama city In the Mrs. David M. (Nancy) Kyle and her infant daughter, Melissa Sue, who was born on June 28, were double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter t. _J this?" she asked. This number of women is greater than the present membership. And that's excitement. , . . "Are you believing Exquisite Fonn now has a bra that fits Itself to your shape. Shakespeare Festival. Carolyn Higgins ac- -'I' Aaute. isetates,d Law tin br.M to ci.sn the dam to dislog suggests applylig or the basket. Rinse well, Be y hi, qpMr to cathet none of the sof ;M dii.., slew M I. ày nd rims over the side of the perer as ma y , L.E.8. Virginia Roche reports a real nice trip to Anniston, Ala. to the Annual . is "rushing." '•"•" POIt.,g white syntwk sweater badly. my g "him Is What todo,— barbecued chicken, baked ham, fresh peas, fresh corn and a variety of salads and desserts. • over 29 members the club former District VII Director of the Junior Clubs, an affiliate of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs. In describing the accomplishments of the juniors, Eve praised "her The menu Included Also, Mrs. Ralph Neff of LIM Apes Van of DeBary, Mare. Giblin of teen; Marylin Sheddan, Orlando; and Mrs. Steven Knoebel, Houston, Texas. .. meow new family members, swam and organized impromptu musical groups. M. Robed Orwig, Mrs. Roy Ramsey, Jan McClung, 1rf(t Waddell andl. moment, Eve is excited Sanford. President Eve is on her second time around as leader of the energetic clubbers. And Eve is a Havana. Tables were set up anrrounding the pool where the group reminisced, met Lake Mary, and Susan Orwig and Sandra Orwig of t. Sanford, For Pen S tains PW Including Naples, Ft. Myers, Sneads and Also, the bridal atten imts, Lynne Smith of France via hovercraft was "an experience." Then she was off to hit Eve Crabtree is all bubbly these days over a group of young Sanford women — members of the Junior Woman's Club of Pembroke, Va., Atlanta, Ga.; and points in Florida Dallas, Texas. Hair Spray '• Chuck and Linda entertalned at a family reunion for more than 30 members of Linda's family at their Oak Avenue home. Relatives attended from Fred Gottsabend from But mainly, at the If you didn't attend the big brunch honoring Gertrude Fox Friday, Congratulate her on her 75th birthday. More on this event next week. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Bose, bridegroom's mother, Mrs. ' .. daughter. E. WIeho , her grandmother, Mrs. H. C. Pugh of Lake Mary; and the predicted. from Dover to Callas, were united in Holy Matrimony on Aug. 4, at 7 p.m. at the Community United Methodist Church of DeBary. Rev. Dana Hamrick performed the e Heart Park," Eve the highlights in the following European places: Brussels, Amsterdam, Munich, Salzburg, Vienna, Venice, Rome Pompeii, We of Capri, Monte Carlo, Nice, and Paris, among others. Welcome home, Lu. refreshment table was decorated with a variety of dolls and a money tree for the new mother and Bonnie. Coitinued From Page lB has housed a skunk, two baby released Into a wooded area and squirrels, a hawk, two owls and DEAR POLLY — I have read the coliuna for years but never kI__.__&_. • w1wuuwoe1nasnuau% to ask hr help. showered by the women of the First Christian Church of Sanford. The event was celebrated in the new educational building of the church. The Seminole home honoring ... Dog Catcher Try •..' Mrs. Arnold F. E. (Janet) Fankhauser was hostess at a bridal brunchshower at her South girls" for their diligence, She reported the flight from Orlando to New York and on to London was "just great." She said the trip OURSELVES Editor ilk V Miss Mary Ray Meeker and Grady Alan McGhee and cooperation and en. thusiasm. "We will win an award on had. DORIS WEFIUCH Episcopal Church. happy wife." rMds*oui, says he dM is young orey escaped without amazed that even dose friends Injury, but one young bird was are unaware that animals are found with singed feathers, there for adoption. unable to fly. McIntosh rescued If a stray without tags Is the injured bird and turned It picked up, It is held for five over to the Audubon Society. days and then is put up for "This was during the time the adoption for seven days. If not Eagle Lady (Doris Mager) was adopted by the 12th day, It is sitting In her neat," said destroyed. McIntosh, "and when she got If It Is tagged, the owner is down, they turned the bird over called and a registered letter is to her and she's now watching sent. When the receipt for the It to letter is returned to the shelter, Since McIntosh has been an Indicating that the owner has 'nIma control officer he has been notified, the animal is kept taken to his home on Myrtle for five days. If at that time It Roads somber of iisfmh the has rot been claimed, nj shelter has been unable to care be put up for adoption for seven for. At one time or another, he days And what a tour Lu has And Bonnie Ruth Wieboldt is among the household duties have been completed by the middle of the afternoon, which will allow her to be freshly clean, dressed and sweetsmelling by the time her husband arrives home for his evening meal, so she can devote the time to taking care of his needs, seeing that he is well fed and that he regards his home as a haven from the many difficulties he may have encountered during the day. The bride will soon learn that a contented man makes a good husband and a good husband makes a "What people generally have for the first breakfast Is: coffee, tea or chocolate, hot breads, or hot cakes, eggs and porridge. "For the second breakfast people generally have first an entree of some sort of croquettes, eggs, sweet breads or liver, then a roast and some potatoes Sunday, Aun 1L 1970....ia Pre=Nuptial Happiness Is Mary Meeker, G. McGhee• Wed In Double Ring Rites A Bridal Brunch, Shower and vegetables with preserves. In the winter it is good to have a sweet dish. odor. To make the cream and butter taste sweet, flowers may be placed In the dairy and they should always be kept fresh. "Light is the most essential thing to have in the kitchen and its various departments, for by it the good housekeeper can spy out any speck of dust which may be lurking in the corners. Besides it is so inconvenient to go about the kitchen and its ad. Joining rooms with a light In one's hand...for these reasons, 'Heaven's Own Gift' Is more preferred than lamps or candles. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . z".-.:' •. • • -. . • '::. -: :,': . • • ' .-. �41-Evening Nend, Ssnfsrd, P1. kny, Aw. it, IM COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHU R C Ha. HWY. 1IY ri Y14 0911 --. CaUIIbetry Pastor Nov. Arthur Padgefl Assoc. Patter Liv. Walter Reid 3$ I 11a.m. M.rIlInSWIrsMp :3SIIIam Church Scl*5t apes for all Services with claflhs pslIswsJlip Coffee between services 1:30p.m. UMYF 1:00p.m Evening WOrShIP Adventist THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Dov1as Jacobi Poster Sat urday S., .ec,, SabbemSdis.I 1:00 p.m. Passer PIs$Ir.-. _ LMF.K150 womsenwe NAMAN Weiship SOW WNW UMVV UMY God Assembly Of Briefly S:101111.m. 1:10p.m. Family NIP 1V FIRST ASSIMILY OP 000 CHURCH Csr. in iii Elm Church... PuNt 5:41a.m. 11:008.m. 7:11pm. as 11101111 Nár.gwsrsssp IVAMN Service NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main fire"-can"" City Rev. M.H. Serbs Jr. Pastor 5:35a.m. Sunday SdHIl 11:00a.m. Morning Worship •:p.m,. .v,nlniw,r,rnp Catholk Baptist -. CDUNT*Y5tQ, BAPTIST CHURCH Cawifry Club N.H Labs Mary A v$ry N. L Sviidayklis,I Preaching & Worshiping P501st 5:45a.m. 11:45a.m. III rP?oI,:meøg 1:30p.m. 1:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Mort Nursery Prs,150d liPSfiiSgWsttllip W. Prayer Service _vi . is? AkpsslBlvd. Pisso moss. Cot. Clivrcb Ave. I Grant St. lSssffi.rs) Pa1* .4,. James W. Hammack 5:41a.m. SwldaVScNesl MlrnlsgWsnlWp 11:10a.m. 4:00pm. CIurcNTraIsffig 1:50p.m. lgWsasAlp WdssIday lvssia 1:30p.m. Praysr Serves k . - -r ; ,. . . T1 .' i:ssm. Mr*hlgWSfltlip 11:11a.m. WaisflsUckrvlcos 4:10p.m. Pripor I SIN* SIlly 1j30 p.m. IPISPS*SS.I 11 Y 'I; ;. • I R 4 4t ar 16:918A. 7:30pm. sS3w.$lndStrom P01* Rev. D. K.SV SI41S.R. 1smdivam1 jagws, 7:10p.m. 7:10p.m. Prays,lintel III 86 I _0 I ~ J)I" 7:10p.m. a' pi IN THIS SPAN FOE $1.71 PIR WEEK CALL 83.1411 here? who establish, attend, support and serve our churches! ON, CCPiIWI VS knislur Msil. Sunday Ravokffon 2:18-29 Monday Revelation 3:1.6 Tuesday itevehwn 3:7-13 Wednesday Thursday Friday low Set V PI of Wed.Choir 1:10p.m. MITHOOIST CHURCH 6:1.11 314-22 10:38-42 11' 0.r 1911, am ib U 11:10a.m. 12:41-49 PI ower - ' $?IP,L ft c0 MOammemawwwwwo . Sum. lNrn I,a.Wsnni III IirdBus ;m: WIilasdIy Moralag lvi, SANK FLAGSHIP OP SEMINOLE and Staff 200W.Fli'itSt. 30005.OrlandoDr. 1 CELERY CITY PRINTINOCO., INC. r I THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRYPRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Jt. OEKLES i. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes . - Sunday Nsr-. Pr,v$dsl ::: : ( I L BOOK CENTER BIBLE ZsyrePlau323.$0O - L.D.PLANTEINC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON. EIrHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice V,slson and Staff . a New Iffowsw W110 Clod^ a - 9100 Ift Naft wormo A" 'M ________ CHURCH DIRECTORY Ch" 40 Christ. No" . WIL Senior Volunteers Neede.d This is a program of sharing your talents with the young of high school seniors during the school year, &ptenber through May. act Nick Pfelfauf for Information cr call orwrftethe church office for a descriptive brochure. Dr. YlrgllBrysnt says he will bSgiadtOaflIWeTQusstlOflL WIPdN.DIXIE STORES andEmployss EnrrIH L.ndi Ri.vIvhI Raw. - - - $;-~-,Ng THOUGHTS cbmilla, Oodlooad.. Csu~r,f cEsrsS. MIss OsSatY Lw. • Ealsrrsw ON"" Voted mossorw coorck El ffiJ" L.. . si. (*0 cseø rmgi. Is. 415 - s 1 11 - s.4 -I -y SadiII. *110 r-it . . . *CIPreN SI. . - . , .. am ____ II Itsrru eNSapIJIl$IriSgo* -.. ... .. -. ____ -. i "I 11-L _______ W. ! . , SlNI Mlv S50luII p itv'r'i . v... s*. m.rts pIiIIl5,t5mIM,CIIP,0. 1!.5a10 '. hh l *?ISEIIPl * 1Luhh1h1, '. .;I :. + i'J " PoSies PvIINwSI5*0 83 . *W. .. I.',-. • 1_*ffif.Is_* a1or-r .. --__ - ..,- ...iii I-_ ...- _J$ ,_.-.. _..::____ . . _ ....... .. ttII00I0S8J_&_il1i III Laleave. . .- - . ., .. 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Herald Photo by Tom Nobel '' AT BIBLE SCHOOL The First Christian Church, 1807 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, conducted Vacation Bible School this week According to Nancy Kyle, VBS Director, 28 children t par icipated n in the activities• Rub" Garner r r instructing first and second graders in creative art work. yesaresiekdyesd.s'task _____ a bridge over which He can walk into our lives. I like tha For prayer bridged the gap between my need and God's healing power when I was dying,, of tuberculosis. "Oral, you've got to pray, ask HI? 7' -. ATWER: Yes I do. For For five months all I had beet thinking about was myself and When lprayforheallnglfeel my illness. 19 . . order I. lift good lit, our Mvii,Tbisse.iss Uksnse have $seesxGetD.y.sbelleveli ", ? '- God t. bud ysu, your cbaaess - :.:j__ J.sustsflsustopray Idon't iY' '9 . .1 HI&$W sciI,ts - Mamma said to me one day.:. openeduplrecognlxe thereisa prayIqultthInklngaboutm belier. Ito would have told us to God and He Is greater than I condition and began to think" pray U it were not Important am I discover that He Is love, about Somebody greater than] . i:;5 Nor de'l think He would have that He knows me, and that He who wanted to heal me Prayer" gIwnusths,NnptootprayIng is concerned about me Prayer took my attention from rny P. •' I.;.' ifltwersnolforapurpoae.I'm doesnotbeal, God does. But weakneutothegreatgrength - ,' t ,':'.€i aureJisusroullsedlbaFnthsr prayer opens us up, and that of God. 1 '• 0 a I .S. knswaihaboutHisnssdmbs(or. makes a 'r di fference In fact, The Bible says, "And th4 . ,',.i Y Hsprayd;yatHs-didpray. doctors say that sometimes prayer offered in faith w1U : t. I never think of God as they have two patle*gzwith the make the Mckperannwe1l,thj ,,..._ 'fl • •':j .. :OV 40 Someone who requires sanwoperatlonandoneofthejn LardwUlraisehlmup"(Jamq "ceg" luleid, I think of geta well and the other don not. 515, New International Vet..' (P1* Wv Marva NaMS) lliiiMileather Often, they say, it is the at. Man). The word UP ft Kiug, of who ripsiris students to iscech tituds, the hope that one has or poitaid. When we're sick, * could be does not that determines get down. And when we ZZIUVA at Is the outcome, down, ft's mighty hard for us AjusdaUs. C.s.siiMy Cemles', lac., 131k encouraging the has described be healed. But prayer opens w Siroat, Avg. 1L P.m. torn mote about the inerce of prayer as a bridge we throw up. It lifts our spirits and p Mary Islik left. Mn. 'lilhas Males@ well as the across the between our us In a position to receive ok Ike a Information Itself. weilcn,ss and God's strength healing. " - ' •' 'I, - , ' , , 06 i , • , • 'lusyid ewur wale "r-"ir ibis" $IipN Ice -- Isspui .. ::.:• travdat.d o Greek In Alsiandela. _____ W1uituI*sW *11 VIERIAN - Beceisee Pint r1111Jrr'43WI6 of11ll 'j __ -' ..::; _____ deloolo s - J 1 - _ . w" regoire a to pray Is -- _ - QUTlON: I caimet an. derilsad why it 1.vlag tud ,' _____ - Would A Loving God Need Coaxing? I "Aid a esetais Jew iisd Apsis,, bin at A3ss *k.." -Acts 28:28. Sam" Ave. he v C5w Es I' i5LIES Miry 5*011*0 li_...0 UI i.uws.s1.0i :,. ,•: sowbia Mr. f--, 4!!.*U St41 u..itwP11 1 . 1y _slrrimuts C**.SE * _-i, .psig01I*n*5 MOP. *ltu01s Iptisgo 11 1TtInhiTI L,.-JTr *0IulIs.OSwIE. is. I ____S . mankind Why "~ ;1 yes. I iiatl ed face fa ' buyer for Dobbs Airline Caterin g of Orlando. She and her husband met and married in Virginia. She does some free lance coannercial art work and typing. She taught school for a year in Florida and. three years in Suffolk County, Va. Donna's husband, a California native, and Donna have I been In Florida for two years. She is a Texas: native. Donna said the Baha'i feel strongly in the work ethic. "We discourage unelnpbo)lneIIt as much as we can and consider our work and our careers as part of our worship. Unemployment is not encouraged, and when we have to, we try to be seekers of work. Donna and her husband, Albert, have been married for seven years and have one child, 10-month-old Yvonne Jeannette, their bird, left and right, is Samaria. And Ahab spoke unto that the Bible upholds the moral Freedom is never free. It is a Naboth saying. "Give me thy right of the man who loves his reward for eternal vigilance. vineyard, that I may have It for land and a traditional way of Today our peril is great, but agardmnotherbe, becauseftis life; the Bible does not rebuke we recover the will, the nesr my house; and Iwill give him because he will not stamina, the character, and you abetter vineyard for It; or, iarrendor them to the king, to the independence UP God f If It seem good to thee, I will greater social those who founded out nation, eat, wwi give thee the worth In money" we can and will survive. ' Nbath said sto Ahab, We have two outstanding Americans today are not freedoms that Americans "The Lord fobid ft me, that I should give the inhsrltance of beihg asked to give over their enjoy; Our voice and our vote. land but we are faced with Use them. my fathers unto thee." __ __ believe each person should investigate the truth independently, we believe In a common foundation of all religions, and we believe, and espouse, the equality of men and women." "With equality of men and women," Donna added, "We draw an analogy of the interdependence of mankind, and represent mankind with the symbol of a bird. Each wing of the symbolic of man, and 'r , first. Her husband is a food. "Other tenets we have," Donna said, 'are our striving for the elimination of all forms of prejudice, the importance of conpulsory education, the need for a universal, auxiliary language, so we can all communIcate, and our belief in the cornpatibility of science and religion, because science does not deny religion and religion does not deny true science." spiritual regeneration of each individual." Donna said the Baha'i faith has a number of tenets and said, "We Pastor's - ___ IS O. *5 :I*ePIill 0,911r0. I, hIsiv Ave IslSrprlp c$SISts W1I$T ___Os.. (had 11* Cars osfoOeNl. U.S. uanm _ 5* Ns*w our" mankind and establish a lasting peace through the ,1, . , ".M. _ -y thlp fo wills wille wilk piper aid ; but L. Jehol:IL purpose," According to Donna, the Baha'i faith represents "the fulfillment of other great religions, such as By FRED L NEAL diminishing freedoms. We are CONGREGATIONAL losing some of our sovereignty, CHRISTIAN CHURCH a part of our free way of life and I Kings 21:3. "And Naboth becoming less and less a said to Ahab, The Lord forbid It government of the people, by me that I should give my the people and for the people. rar..s.r lW inheritance of my fathers to Lest I be accused of sounding thee." political (which I am), I am Let ine tell you the tale of a convinced that to the degree we little known man who loved a lose our political and social particular plot of earth with freedoms, we wil l lose our passion and fidelity. This man The end of the matter was religious freedom. was Naboth the Jeireelite. He that fierce, furious Queen Freed om isn't something that owned ancestral acres which a Jezebel had sturdy, in. can be put away in mothballs, tyrant Coveted' dependent Naboth murdered or kept as a museum piece. It The Bilge tells the story and his land taken over by the has to be fought for by every simply: "Naboth the Nezreelite date. generation of free men, and had a vineyard hard by the when free men cease to fight for palace of Ahab, king of it, it will be forever lost. point for our thinking is lbs pest modern city of Alsu1s,_Egy$, i'il. owe the sadist city founded by Aktwiisr the Grist In 320 B.C. From 230 tollS A.D., Alsaiála Was the Ii. . SlIvo I liii. LI P11* c'eN'. cline somilma, wows Pon El. PMlSWeum'll5*&s5pe4.W.aopia. asp.. il1. I15 _ _ __ . ofX Ovieft 1 ___ I. _ t5jJI5S 5*5* - ground and suffers." American Freedoms: . Our Voke, Our Vote ssakisgpaens1Iy rntbsr than Potting It In wililig was sciaöJ 1,100 were ãuaanum . _ lose M1105.$ 5*0. lisova 1t UsIM li1Ui 5*0. LI,JStS 51St ____ IICIsr0.P III _1 __111-101,011 Piftu.,Sanford EmU Ave., *isra . • 4 . r •- : .. inks. i . Piro "is to bring about a unity of TbeadvIsablity .ywaago. I leader, Baha'u'llah in 1863. She said that Baha'u'llah means the Glory of God." Donna said that Baha'is believe the two leaders "were manifestations, Just as Christ was and in their spirituality they were the same. But in their particular missions -they came at different timesChrist's mission might be described as teaching men to love their brothers. Bab and Baha'u'llah added another dimension- that all men, all over the world must act as brothers, that mankind needed to be unit- ed." She said that Bab, who Baha'*i' Fatl*th Up woman. When the bird is in flight and either win g is hurt, the bird falls to the . -11 IL Center. There are nine members of the Baha'i faith in Seminole but provision has been made for some 200 people who will attend the Assembly from Sanford, Orlando, Naples, Orange County and the surrounding area. The Spiritual Assembly of Seminole County was formed in January 1979 and is one of 14,000 such ad- 1 !I - '" Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and Judaism." "Its she said - Vol 4 was mart)Ted, was the first leader in Baha'i and he was followed by another to Attend. : go - Baha'i members. Donna, of Swedish and Irish ancestry, said she originally embraced Baha'i faith when she was a student at Colorado State College in Fort Collins, Cob., in 1970, "when I met a man who inte rested me in the faith then. I st udied it for four or five months, then decided I wanted to become a part of It." Donna, who has an effervescent personality, said she left the Baha'i fai th for seven years, then returned to It two years ago." evangelist, Rev. Chuck Earrjtt, and his fanily members, who are singers, will conduct the revival. Rev. E*TTItt and his family are from Pearly Gates, )á1 IaIppl. Two will be special daft sub n*4 of the revival. Pastor C hwites .. - By HUGH THOMSON The thwdlof God Of Prophecy will hold a revival beginning on Aug. 19 and enduig on Aug. 36, at 7:20 nightly. FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - . Will UI fl0B5Q IL who would like to snake the trip. 1.1 -I A.M.U. Cau,O. (iii .... IUW1 -513 A motorcade will leave St. James, Sunday, Aug. 19, for St. Joseph AME Church in Spa" where the service will be held In Rev. Young's honor. Transportation will be provided for thai. - an ceorw as Is" woo is I-a. ""W" IFI1 Nov" Or. M1lR.H PIrfl$aslor* SapIbs CEwsS, StIed. AREA •. . PAINT CO., INC. Jerry JL Fri 11tionkArIk a nd Emp loyes I SEMINOLE COUNTY . . , Don KnightS. Staff . - PU BL IX MARKETS and Employes and KNIGHTS SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford £IWAIUd . *045W Retired senior executives, both men and women, are STENSTROM REALTY SENKARIK GLASS . .. IWY. 1 Herb Stenstrom and Staff - HARNELLISEVERLY ... TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff . Appreciation Day Sunday ____________________________ J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elséa and Staff - ' The Goel 011011, 0? New Bethel AME Church of Cannan City area of Sanford will be celebrating Its Anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 28. 'Thj5 event will be held at the church at 2:30 p.m. Choirs from throughout the Central Florida area will be featured. The public is welcome. Achievement" of! the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. - - : Pulse C . - . op. . . WINTIN I Choir Marks, Anniversary "Appreciation Day" program, sponsored by the friends and oanfo1nd Orlando. St. James AME Church Is UPSALA PRISIYTIRIAN CHURCH I ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, FI. .. HowardH.HodgesandStaff 1; [ 7:30p.m. CHRIST UNITED The Following Sponsors Make This Church,blotice And Directory Page Possible : I 1 11:10a.m. Yi'ttlGrup s$srstce Saturday 4;:3 ,rr . I .. rv444 WJ .'U(. I.' , •:mpm. .HPrayw - 11:10a.m. THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens MinIster 5:41am;. Sunday Church Morning Woritlip 11:11a.m. 10:41a.m., um owy . 5:41a.m. MeralssWorsOt l!:!a.M. Tsuiumss.a, SOIPMSS SiNdSd by The AlfllflCifl Bile SOCIIIY - T1WIilYNIIN$I,YISI 7:100m. Par Trssspertatios POlio Mi.31$I or 83-1*40 19 i*LNrsJrIs.r,I.I*Jrt _____t Sados. OOlIbig. V ___ !.$!yIcs Slssfsg sal Itladog L30a.IIt •Mi(5agW5f101p CEurtOScOssI GRACE UNITED earnest people . Pasts, MITNOOIIT CHURCH AIrpIIIStW.IWIWIIndor. P501st Nov.ProdR.Sa.ilsr C*C*ICOIII 5:10a.m. In or near even' development there is a real Dc- veloper. Thank Cod! And thank !s...L} FIRST PRESYT*RIANCHURCH Oak Ave. I 3rd $t. Raw. VlrgtILIryasI,P.s$st Rev. ssi Csssa. assec. Pe"•: Methodist .. .. .; 5:41a.m. Wersllp $suvtcss 1:30111 10a.m. We maintain a CIwist$ss Sdissl Kindergarten lnrs. 110* Grads, And now that the developer has left, our little church has become The Developer. it is bringing to life in - lvsspetIsUcknlce 1:10p.m. 11,101.5 Wsnbip) lit I 3rd Tuesday Nigiss -StOle SIvt 7:10p.m. Rev.J.MJ.Kuchsarib Sunday School It It *15500 WU1CII trims week 15 WILIUCU L4)'E IICIJSF Or. M,MII C. 5SIV I Ni"ne Members Make west of Oviedo near ._ Hwy. *741 I i.aie Mary Bivi. ads. Msrnisg Wenlip 5:10a.m.. 11:50a.m. truth Spiritual Assembly Organized In Seminole Casselberry, is one of the Theatre, 17-92 and Lee Road, at 10:00 &.m. While Dr. Graves Is on vacation his staff assistant, Patrick Day, will present the COVENANT PRESIYTflIANcHUC mankind... ~T r', Mlrza All Muhanuned, who The regular Sunday morning service of the Winter Park Ch urch of Religious Science will be held at the Park East Pres yterian urni MIry .., Clenview Estates (or something li ke that) essential In. gredients that architects, builders and landseaners . not provide. the Fai th around which to build home. the Truth by which to raise a family. lssIs,l,PIorldsntlI hilt Ribs,? Dv*Bs peow Svsdiykbsol 1:30a.m. MIrSiigWur'Oip 11:418.0. YOU CAM FEATURE YOUR CHURCH jss_____ 1p.m.4p.m. ,~ then changed his name to Bab, which. means "The Gate". A Spiritual Assembly of the faith is being held Saturday, Aug. 13, at 3 p.m., at the Sanford Civic 'Love Heals' Sunday Topic g. b IBT.LURl1LU*MC$4*C$' SR.430I0ed5vgNd. Ovindslsiavia) The attractive sign on the highway says "Clenview Estates" or something like that. But to folks in the older part of town ft is just "the development." And to the folks who live here It is homel Before th e builder completed his development a mp of the neighbors got together and built a church It's a small church, and it took lot of financial help TRUE CHURCH OF 0O0 210 RIlpeasal A". 4 1)M from denominational headquarten to build ... b bu t 4:41111p.m. .isssn. Sawles v F I. :. CHURCH OP 000 11:10a.m. 4:11p.m. Wordio ' . "L,.~~, - -, Investigate I. . r .~ C Independently...' 111 Countyside Baptist Church in Lake Mary, has a new pastor, Rev. Avery M. Long, formerly of Delco, N.C. where he preached for over seven years. Rev. Long, his wife, Jean, and their son, Glenn, are from Toccoa, Ga. The church is located on State route S15 me and one-half miles south of Lake Mary Boulevard. Services are: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday worship services, 11 am, and 7 p.m.; and Wednesday service, 7p.m. featured. The public is invited. 7 p.m..,p.m. of 000 . , ~ , Rev. Long Now In Lake Mary conducting revival services which began Th ursday night. Services are held nightly at 7:30. Special singing Is being 7p.m.4p.m. ov 1 3917ormea or.IM (LOOM C0m NO isA.ssfca Now. RalpOl.Lamas P55* Church Of God 314$CasRIryC*lISd Lev. Loiao Earsssf ss.a. $4sy5ssl CvI$sbsOraciss Marto Coft 9: i ~ - - the Mrs. Donna Mortensen who lives in Goldenrod, The Beardall Holiness Ch urch, Beardall Avenue, Sanford, is 10a.m..11a.m. , k I I should aoouv a unity 1. The Baha'i faith was founded in Persia in 1844 by Revival Continues This Week Domlogs Esessf. "t5*asHis,"apj TV'IIUSIsTlWLIIV' El er A. Rft Pastsr i 1. 'i ,A % ..~. -~*`-t" . .1 other great I 44F j '~ ~ Z9 N purpose is to bring sninistrative bodies in the world, with 1,400 of them in the United States. 1:10p.m. ISLISIAM N. B. HIS PANA Ill SrI WI I 'Its Herald Staff Writer 1:10p.m. 1:30pm. •ffi , LUTwIRAN %4,-V--04,;AS 11:04a.m. tvIstagWvsMp 0000 SHEPHERD II10s.m. 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. hUnilter Mormseworwo 11:10a.m. Wirsve klsdsrarten and Nursery \ 40"M Robb" LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THIUIIDIMIR ', . / CHURCH OP CHRIST *58 Purl Aveoss t.il11 RAVINNA PARK BAPTIST CHURCH CoxP55* C~ AwlPe" _____ 7t10p.m lvssiagSsr,$(. Ladles 1011 Class, Tuesday WsdissMyBlikCISss Goordoll BibleStody '. 10.11$ FIRST PENTECOSTAL 411p.m 01.1% P:30p:m. 4:30p.m. CHURCH OF SANFORD Issisylibssl 11:01118A. 1110198A. Marwalwarship mime Study Csnqusrsrs MesSing Swaday CHURCN ___ now Pearl I, - 1100a.m. r' 051rp day wet 11:4ka.m. SIARDALLNOUNE$$ . . M; .sss*4p.m. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 1424 P11*0111Avi. ssaiar, 11:10a.m. ood . I . . PIR1TC$URH0PCNRIIT $CIINTIST.DIL1OlIA i..owkward ad 0 4 , Church Of Christ 110 :' : so". Worm Nov.RIier$ Burns 7:50p.m. 7:00p.m. ;7 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD UI Orange Street Rev.1. RVIN Gram Long . 5:11am 1I:Ns.m. Vo w ltrssl ksdiy$ajvlcs $ssdsyl5*sl Weise af winter S5SII Setlial . Christian Science LONOW000 P•tItICOStaI WINTER $PS$. COMMUNITY EVELICAL W IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1:00 p.m. We.fiServlceiWed. Nursery Previdsi for all Services CNORN"THWAL MMI01u PPrII Miami sill. Service f,,, Ikal Congregational __ 1:30p.m. Wsntslsrvko lvosffiknks / - SANPOEDCNRISTIAN CHURCH New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church W. 12th Street, Sanford. The morning speaker will be Mrs. Namlo Bentley of Daytona Beach. Rev. C. Riley and congregation from Cocoa Beach will be in charge of the 3 p.m. service. Pasts, 1 __f ____________ Set Day Women's and Men's Day will be held Sunday, Aug. 19, at the INI 11-alot A". JalsJ.Hlslsa 10:10a.m. d - vice Women's And Men's FIRST CNURC$ OPTNUNAZARINE U'' 1:610-t". NOV Cemmimleft %.;I_ FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES o CHRIST I$11.SSIWSA,5. Rev. "VON W.Palo Minister Sunday ScIssI 9:430.0. MirslngWSrslip 11:51a.m. = The Rev. kareyD.Slplf ~ , !. . 7:50p.m. vs.Wsrp 14OLY CROSS .....1II k will movie or the refreshments. 1:30pm. . I ____ 4:*4:10p.m, 4:41 liii p.m. Sill-SiN p.m. JIIJal.sss Episcopal ___ .. Christian Pastit 11:50a.m. 11:10a.m. 1:30p.m. 130p.m. Wd. Praysu S.tv. Nvrs.ri Previdid Louff"y ______________ "Wad IHUI Low MISS" SINNIUMMINS I.,. -. SM*IJSIWOSCM ftollNSNam 14$M$14$I i:10.ni. LAKE MANY IICN 1:10p.m. lYn. begins. Burger Chef of Sanford is helping underwrite the expenses of this work. Burger Chef will also be providing free refresh. ments for everyone there. There will be no charge for the 71011p.m. 1715. Crystal LIES Avi. ___ 1 evoill" got via - . . OUR LADY OP it I$:1::. e.?..ia •. Pastor ON I School ______ ISrIV ' . 1 THE ROSARY CHAPEL Cisfosslsm Rosary Mass LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION INLab,vIiw. Lake Mary Pastor Rlv. Jim NugIwas 9:45 in. Si4ndayScNssI 11:10a.m. WorslWpkcvice 1:30p.m. lftsffigworsslp .. IcOsil, Orsago 51W. Al lulls 9418A. ____ LAKE MONROe find something he can depend on, true love-God's love. The movie will be shown one time only, beginning at 8:30 r • p.m. G ates ...ii i,.. ope n..A a p.m. mere uc a gospel group sharing in song beginning at 7:30 p.m. until the movie CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ps, lLWsSsr ....• . Nazarene believe each person 'We 'The Baha'i faith represents the fulfillment of in Christian fellowship, a film will be shown, free to the . puuus vi: itu. i, at movieiana unve1n Theater. The film Is "The Ballad of Billie Blue", featuring a top country music singer who finds that life at the top can be miserable. Not until Billie's world begins to fall apart does he 501j, mundow SOW rn-sin JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 West First Street leaIJg krvIce - _ EEi Ff501, Falls, Ohm" me" 3W S. Port avi. 31349111 Pad Neal R - F,...- 4*I Mips IS Trud INSeIL$tIsMisj Is.. 11:10 IoNmd by 1:15p. E= l by it 1:30p.m. 4:30p.m. 1:30 p.m. W004i,4a:$.r,Ic, Old Truths tsr. New Day -- HsIy Cross lpIiispsI Cisral FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Porn Avenue, Sallsed or* Jay T. Cuma$. Pas* M$OiIS5Wsflhiip 5:30a.m. Sulday kisosl 5:I56ft. Ma-slag W.rilUp 11:108.m. 4:11p.m. CI+rc*Traffiia, Svldayldiosi tilsg Sicvics . bliIIqsir,Ijss bi The Pam am" II •• * CHMISTIANICHURCH OURLAOYSUISN OPPIACI 6:30p.m. 81*0 Study . _. . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7*0 Cal Avi,. kMsrl Pr. William limit Pastor LIII. Pails, Pi. PsIsrMfle Sat. VIl Mass 7:00p.m. 1a.m.. loll a It own Confessions, Sol. IlLs-Ppm. ational DONNA MORTENSEN: 'The Ballad Of Billie Blue' Film Open To Public Free 4:00p.m. 3rd Bond" R*.LDsuCON I. i:4$a.m. MIS'S Prayer Sreib$sst . Sunday, Aug. 1, lflt-SB l:31p.m. Prayer Setv. First Wednesday Felliwihip 4:30p.m. Supper PIRSTUNITID MIT$ODISTCHURCH ilSPi,tAvl. 11:106.m. WiHii,sday NiM It.yst Service Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wed. Bible Study I 5:308.m. worship Service RELIGION thinly. "WWdw _ iqlage @d sat bsr , , ,-'-: _________ ,ywd, this _Ngsiri_* Is Ad b 1w In dmWt far the bidsu, ad ice the ..."-Dsut. 28*11 lie esenman fault of f'ig to acbissIu lbs ably of lb,homdowa bey Was rv'gnIns4l,1NIwo 1gL ."k Ja P. £ pq In * . bmbdiobbon "whys owsm"blemw ad __ is boa clauroosn lbs Mq a Gospel have, me westsld. Iapr.v..eat idly provIded. that the tischer West students to Someone Sauteed. $imday, at S Mrs. sad display isojornistlen n afaa that WE be gives as dose pus.. DOOR PRIUOR Js will proud PMa. - - S0O KGS' ____ space - -. , _____ -_ . ?.- ......- ...-. -:-.-. - I -.--': - - - - - . - -- z - - -. -.- - . S '. --.---.- , - - . . ,J I-_;__ -, -~ -. i i bkwi~l_ �- 11 ' • I '.' - ' L - - - - 0. 61-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE - 4OULDNT 'YOUSi.40ULOBEREADING BE WATCHINC, Tv, "—\METI4NG ALExANoE ) __1 - 0_ L 0__ iI I ,0 In a ______ I rc rJA 0 I. _________________ ____ A BEETLE BAILEY L _____________ ___________ ___________ 818 _________ ___ __ ___________________ ____ _______ ______ o by I'M LOST.' THINK THESE BARRACKS THAT'S OUR ALL LOOK ALI RRACi<S INTSTHIC THERE _________ FOG - __- HOW ________ _____________ ____________ Walker HANDWRITING? - - __ you —---- KE Mort _____________________ __________ _____ ___________ ___________ __________ _______ point DOWN 17 Bucket 19 Soldier's _____________ ____________ 11 you could bring to completion profitable to you. 45 Confederate States Army address 5 Dissenting vote affect self 9 Four score 42 Twos Gershwins 40 Spats 46 Naive (Fr.) ordinal 48 Cheese state 10 Not odd ; (abbr.) 1 43 Drinks — 2 - ____________ I I Arid 4 5 3 - - - 12 the thing 6 - 7 - 8 9 tO 11 - - 13 - 14 15 Sansom by Art ____ y1I i pAi our 4L 1 - - 16 - - - 18 — _______ 19 - 20 - 21 — 22 Aw — — — _______ I _ __________ 25 - 36 37 tj* __________ 38 39 I I 48 I 49 ______ 51 52 53 WHAT DID YOU THE SAME OL'STLJFF' GET INTHEMAIL TODAY, FRED 7 '1//k4T YOU DOG, DE A R 7 FROM MY OLD COLLEGE ASKING FOR MORE DONATIONS t 4N ADVERTISEM ENT FORA BOOK HOW TO MAKE MONEY! LETTER ' EL MI I I'M SENDING COLLEGE THE 40 FOR THE BOOK NATING THE MIDDiEMJ,' - -' _____ - 64 — — — ______ — — — — 1. 11 s-ia-a 4111.111734 ' _______ & MEEK EEK_______ ilI , . by Howie Schneider 05,JC+4M... - H WEST #3 10% ALCC*40L. Q 832 G*JJ CITA(L.,. ____________ t 0 0 , ,I ____________ i2 111111111111 III JUST 040W ITt r/'StjSINCE r ALWAYS TRY TO _____ THINK POSTIVELY-, '6OiJG 'NEW INCYCLE OR _______ . I II - IM GCING M Wed 4 POOR 04ILP! HER J-, Er 1 A HORSE _______ give 1).,n a rutland discard, _______________________ ____________ 4NT Pass SV Opening lead: WK ALL HISTIME AT THE TRACK _______________________ .-IV . BY OswaM Jacay . ______________ ___________ We "AIN ______________________ ______________________ BUGS SUNNY ERE C _____ ____________________ __________ ' Th1 . RO PEé. ØZZZ ZZZ :WITH TM' ______ . .1 P. sciwwts come from we contacts you ai copies of JACOBY MODERN) . - FRANK AND ERNEST . ztsz..- . - fin 11 tII.&y I M1 w by Bob Them - An A&MAM III, 1! .__' J - -'• ' _______________________________ ___________________________ ________ ___ ___ ___ ___ _____ %:~ ? _____ 4111 Z :' '"",. - 1UMRLI WEEDS .-. I 000 . NO —U _____________________________________ '1 - . s fowl wu ____ 11 i - ___(:11IIIIIII;Ey'1 . ____ ____ ___ T'f __ __ ___ _____________ I ,;,, . .. * u- w ase ___ - - -- . , 11A'a a, SYS'TI' ___ ___ -- ' .' -- - .. __ __ ________________ _________ ! - ____ ___ T . . . ____ _ ' . . - - ' ?' • __________ ___ - . . . -,, . - -_r______-_ .,-.._ - . -S. __ - - '. — -.- . _'-__- -- - r bitwe n a gang of cutthroat American gunsBngirs and band of bloodthirsty Mexicans. ___ cot Tanner and Harold Solomon. is presented fr om the • MASTIRNICI THEATRE . 4)• THE JEFFIR$ON$ George's advice to Bentley on ".0w so get rid of an unwelcome house guess causes Bentley awn mo problems, (R) _ _ CONBUMERBUrJS I N" Samuel Bennett's chances to win the Poet of attorney general are Jscpardhis amØovnent ' ' __ _ 0 DINAH1 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ____ __ ___ __ ______ __ _of ___ _'°' IIIn9 _ RUPWAN _ I (2)_- 1*11 MS "79 po, ___ ieft Am Wor,a,, PoSy Bergen. orj a eeiifeueom 'pr ___ ..ji. inftnom.oq s,m. ad" ________ ____ Mo9.e and rrfee an y usderorto tiC:1ur (t a cjtJplI**OCN d3tIAI - (4) UPBEAT (3)(M CARD SMARKS (31) ALL IN THE FAMILY (Robert) Redford for parts. 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ones. I wasn't. 10:30 PA am (A) AFTERNOON s•r 94 hlAsealMs 13tPll_i1 break from acting - IflUUSRt ...............- . ..-' . - OIJEfiE Don't miss out on -. t" - / ' any of the local ' -news, sporting a events or social " functions, ng Have the Eveni p illIl ' " , - - - - I SChOOl It's like a letter 1%4 \ -. i:;. " you're away at 0. ' -- Herald mailed to you while 'f - ''b .-- __ from hornet ( . 0 Call today. . - "After my divorce I chan. asledall my emr Into the erci" he said. "IvIryon. pl*d as ins duperim ___ ___ - nm ueiuid -- Ewni -__Circulation_D.pt._322.2611 iItIfII5LIE'L Ikicula ___ WUsiSCkInIbSUIIIqIII. ______________________________________ _________________________________________ ___ _____________________________ mm - . - - 1 OL 11 1•% I} '. ChW$eiIfL ELWOMWMMWIR e o ' or piwging ______ W - -. . . -' of - ___________________ Tb - '.-._. "..' George took the phmge. He ---- ciulM - I'Z Dracula wr anachroildjc -U -S Ol.5 rsuiIc comedy treatment Th'acsia. He said bath he and UL HOSPITAL CENTER LONOWOOD ____________________ "Lay. __ At First Bite," a SIWS USNY AT 434 (OPPOSITE ECKERD DRUGS) 'ii' 611*51 into total movie-making like Redford and Beatty were _ S CONSUMER SURVIVAL dob. ii, 'SAT. lla,m.-1i p.m. LOCATED (I) • AS THE WORLD ONIUNTOIJVI Is HOURS: SUN,-THURS. 11 a.m.-10 P.M. SATURDAY NIGHT ___ __ - -'I 831.0311 1:3, JOHN T*AVOLTA Knievel," helping on the script, (4). SEARCH FOR TOMOR. copro&b'.g now package together. The business RYAN'S HOPS psj IPA side of movies appealed to him. "Thenmy marriage was over aD SDAygp oun jy and Idiacevered there's nothm, yous D ml ing worse than living In AUSTLNS Hollywood, divorced and being a hasbeen actor", he said. "I I NATIONALO'OBOORAPPIC had a choice of making a clean . 0TWO001018 1 Toppings to choose from. SUN-ONLY IUTO$IIS George also starred In "Evel 11MMM AIben 4 Sundae. 23 Different N'v.I?135 $231211 Enough," and a villain in "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing," cwrs vmconv .1 11.10 He did occasional films, as a ___ .whhmSkdk.sOormu At Zip'z make your own Neil Simon comedies, hoping it would turn his career around. playboy in "Once Is Not 11= I S 1200 12:30 _ ____ ________________ ___________ the money and , He toured in (2)MINOAIADEM ____ (4)1 NEWS $TMIY(A) ,; ___ QVMLA his wife, Maria, wanted a career and he returned to Hollywood. He still couldn't land good films. He took movie roles for _____ .. ACADIMY AWARDS Hamilton decided to back off. He married and moved to Palm 1130 OP FORTUNE ___ If _____ I MOTM S NAWAIl FM wimia. orapen.ofmeim. _ s ioS M,Oor. aWl ___ 1ACKIII ff&on dollars but my career •L-111 AVIRNI&SHIRLIY(N) r :• __ _______ ________ _______- - 4 _____ nose-dived." ' _____ ____ I to a new career, Instead, it was a $12 million flop. I made a 0IJOHNOLLERS ____ ____ __ 7:3, MAT. a' I thought it would catapult me 110 M uso SORRY NO PA5$U5 "So I stepped out of movies to •ELIC1'RICCOMPANY(R) C.RE - as a contract player who had become an independent," Hamilton said. "I was conipet- ass A ICE 71 lS4 IS what hestood for, which didn't • opitju () 2)OAMONERWlØL aWenroSat*sfr -0 I _____ _____ PlAZA I JOURNAL help his serious acting aspiratIOtIS. . a . h1w7 17-U 3227552 Johnson's eldest daughter. Johnson scoffed at George and •ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Tt, • W) I - $ TO R E _.- son, President Lyndon B. SPECIAL (MON) 1I ... ,. 0 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) Hollywood's elite. His name minute." ° was seldom out of the gossip DO HUE columns. Z U$(E DOUGLAS He da ted Lynda Bird JohnMOVIE "I. Claudius: Fool's Luck" Clsudius proves to be S Solo- mon rather than an idiot, beginning his reign with .-and prolparIty. (A) 9.30 ___ _________ "Producing is a logical cx- tension of acting," George &aid. D 0000 M004M Amwtl. Hille storied estates. He hosted actom for years. ThaV why I CA exotic parties attended by got nowhere until right this ___________ AL T The final round of the ChaiflplOnsliip tOurnament, featuring such players as Bjom Bor Evonne 000lagong, Roe- ____ - tin' picture. MGM signed me to a seven-year contract and I Off-camera, Hamilton led a succeed. sybaritic life. He bought a 39"I was doing warmed-over room mansion, one of Beverly material turned down by other idly dropw in from Brooklyn Duvall. A loner gets Caught in 1111 produce. Ile will also star in tile title role. 'Looking for Love' and I - All the im actor again. You have to Fine Young Cannibals."' make your own pictures to .,i,, (Mha Raye) unixpect- iii AT TIll PM.S, Aooenipd by CWlTeny ___ _____ ' - M . UDO ALICE Mol's, pushy One of the recipients of Watergate's politically self. , political largesse from industry serving conspiracy. _______________________________ wound up in formula pictures "I've found the key to success like 'Where The Boys Are, in this town. I'd hate to be Just 8:25 steams while Stanley soaks up (1972) Clint Eutwood. ftbw lN__ oo 0lUf CF __ y o ov •ABC MOVIE "Jo. Kidd" sessaidsoets &aoow, frees ths Met Ce N, nUnaa, &manasafelANWoM$orhss _Track ____ and F pe.fe m of I (1) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO moves in with her son. (R) cisesw Clesic from Rut.' ALwuLL _______ . iaia R.ceeslon"(R) IJwcowieg.oI (L• __i'OUfld - i Pu __ Sisal HUIl - _ ___ ________ H 1' ____ PACING HSi$lflifl ttO candldml.s ______llsin or Ml the nation will be Ns$Øtla4. AND THE MARIO ______ "But nothing happened for a whole year except a 'Rin4in- UWNIWI "Alabama 500" are still what audiences want to leading role in 'Crime and see." 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Punishment, U.S.A.' I thought I Hamilton Is busy working EWS was on my way, waiting for the with writers on "Zorro, The 7:30 Hollywood magic to take over. Gay Blade" which he will (I) LOVE OF LWI ____ YICHOFOIM Young actor when I got my first (A) PM SEASON SF5' ____ of ft ___ 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA REVIEW(R) __ _ ClMUR1 U.$A 14""Nom LMNSBO 4I •0CZlER,OIll I.- . play asilosaly. . . - - - I,. - -. ____ ___ _________________________ -- ____ ___ _____ _____ _______ ______ ..lI __________ -__.-. ...: . :-'1 . I,,,;. . -------- ___ • ... .... . I ,_- - films with major stars, high 800 today. In total, atiti inThe show has some interest, "I came to Hollywood 22 salaries and percentages. cluding the long-standing union but it weakens its own story by (THU) years ago wanting to be a movie "Now I feel as if I belong in VCSIO1is, there are nearly 2,000 conjuring parallels between the" o FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERI- star but not knowing how," he this town instead of fighting the PACs in the United States and efforts of Britain, a country at CA said the other day. current. I've learned that the they gave $35 million in political war against the evil of Hitler, 0 SESAME STREET(R) "I was only 18 and a serious dreams Iliad about Hollywood contributions last year. and the doiiicstic dirt y tricks of., ]) (12) HOLLYWOOD doaTVseries,'TheSurvivors,' 2:30 (2) 9ONNA 300 GUNSMOKI sio wAy at the same time. (1) 6 THURSDAY MORNING the scener y by sharing a hot :C i'eu Burt Lanceeler xanain. Hepburn. A con man, poelng se a reinmM.v, _____ not onlyinda theOU9hl ini small Soumaes.m loom, bUt _____romance also brin needed wdcon$dsncstosaUneter.(2 ____ (MON) (4) 0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN.. 1940 (WED) the ltalians.(2Hrs.) OV •'r'.. Ralnmaker" c' . __ S THE ROPERS Helen _______ " M1iC ___ Army private Is sent to help fi ve co MAD - -- - I. - $*I1bKs1p Ut IVU ONN (A) 1/2Hrs.) Aun by Craig I.e*fl ________________ rr ____ ___ _ by T. K. Ryan Newman, Sylva Kosclna. An in Toronto. a _____ lOONIES . great deal about hersefi and the man shoi loves.(Part 3 of 3) York University Tennis Cent,. ____ MOMJIPIS _____________ _ CAN! I. _________________ _ ________________ ___ MOVW "The s..t war Of Hury Frigg"(C) (1969) Paul ____ . -_ 1111111 I _____ : I roads when @M discovws a a (I ° 1/2 HIrs.) 01 "M mag" larw of tOO ____ &30 (4)0ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann comes to a critical cross- PoilsrW 00M ShIP ____ Day. The city editor of a large newspaper goes to a journal. ism class at night school and falls in love with the teacher. (2 Guinevere, causing the MOVIE "Without Love" (INS) Spencer Tracy, Hepburn. A friendly rents room toa1ohu who turns out to boa . (2 Hrs. 15 - -- and "Shine." ____ 120 lain lends his special style to (B/W)(1058) Clark Gable. Doris •• . (3 Hrs.) ___________________ ____________________ ____________ _____________ ___ ____ ____ :: ____ x ______________ IF I MOVIE "Camelot" (C) by Stan Lee and John Romita rgy, WHAT (1) 8 MONDAY MORNING 8:00 the Boston Pops Orchestra's performance of "Basin Street," "A Closer Walk With Thee" •WALL STREET WEEK 1967) Richard Harris, VansUa avs. King Arthur battles - 7:00 CA land Raiders at New England Patriots 0 MOVIE "Teacher's Pet" HIOHU0i PIIW$ Latest thing In ties are the fellow who tried to "gravytonqs' - everytJg up the down escer, NEIGHBOR conductor is presented. 6 EVENING AT POPS Dixie. land Jazz clarinetist Pets Foun- Over on CBS there's another ducwnentary, which may tut' n pathetic characters, contribut- fortune. But more importantly efforts in favor of a sales tax into a series. That's Mike I Ing to his off-screen reputation it has made tile a serious system popular in Europe, tile Wallace .is correspondent for: asaninunaculate&X-10 glossy. filmmaker. value added tax. "Inside Yesterday," reportthg Ile combination of his roles "At parties now I'm not According to ABC's ClOseuP, tile "inside" stories of tile past.: and lifestyles were inisleading. surrounded by pretty girls. there also are solne ne%% This tillie tile spotlight iffunli.: Hamilton was also an astute Instead, guys with cigars talk to elements on the scene. One is nates the secret British Intelli-: businessman and not unaware me about picture deals. 'Love the enormous growth of corpo- gence effort "to save Britain by: of his polished, Wisely image. It At First Bite' has changed ray ration-backed political action t ur ning neutral America into amused and dismayed him all whole life. I'zii getting offers for conuntttees -- froiti 89 in 19Th to par tn er at war." 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 (1) (M TODAY (1) AUTO ohlsautorepairahop,(2Hrs) WHE9I 4*IlSW vTs I DIN?INIW _______________________________________ , a young man wins, a sing match and then return' good WAY to add to your ' (M TODAY IN FLORIDA tion. (A) (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith si's upset by a 130 12:00 cm I - VI.O P11? A *I&RCPI1I £IMI?JThINIW 1962) Elvis Presley, Gig oung. Alter c the a score of movies almost country and it is really taking lobbying to apple pie. lie has always pla'ing less-than-sym- off abroad. It will make me a switched his line but not Ills 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA a G000 MORNING FLORIDA brigadier generals escape from TO N fl %lJy PIfl' A *ItcPIIoN Host: Waftso' Matthau. t: Garrott Morris,(R) mosey to use price of their goes with them, braces. The first jogger was time writing a burn Check Is how bsrimesd is lime f.U. w tolerant your bank happens appliss his kids' Teeth Fairy SPIDER-MAN -" - . — SATURDAY NIGHT - The difference between to be. having an overdraft and MiSisit moa fe time aelgim- \\ -_ 1130 11: . V'S (1) 0 0 Nowe have with others today. Mun- resources, BARBS - . When FAI't PISYCd the fivt* 10 ___ -. -' IN THOcFIe'pjTL¼1' FROM MY copt.4Te - -- 110 there was a('hanee. be answered ii accompanied function. Your best thoughts CANCER (June 21-July 22) Dan noted East's plat'of the by stamped. sell'add,esse(j acme when un4sr pressure, Put your imga1nati to workseven of hearts at Heruffedhisloolheartswith ing Questions will be used in 21) LearnIng elperionces will nowavaIlaWe,youmsyjOf a high trump at trick tWo. this column and will receive nk ¶H WAS. ____ . '.qnovie cast to learn why three ther stunt men, including his rother, were killed during the dummy. Itnl fortu really the experts? Write -smiled upon him, he tld xe Ask the situMion Is today, the more at things which beg for a touch Experts." car•questions of this newspaefficiently you are likely to of creativity. - two sure diamond losers. Still per. Individuil will by Stoffvl Si Hilnidahl 'J '"" . a ' ollywood stunt man iNns a GEhUNI (May 21-June 20) Mental tasks, more so than the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Physical, are your cup of tea e dbmpetitive the today. You're especWy adeig' 0 A.M. WEATHER 00000 MORNING AMERI-- 0 MOAK S M*4OY Mork, convinced he Is a misfit. decides to leave Earth until Orson shows him what Mindy's life would have been like with. out him. (R) has The slick-haired, slender "So far, tile picture has made power - follows the traditional wondering whose money buys', Hamilton starred in more than more than $30 iiiillion in this route. He use,il to compare what in Congress. It 6:45 awl transforms a small-town singer Into an overnight seines. (2) RACERS (12) MOVIE "Who Is Killing !- Ttis Stunt Men?" (1977) Robert 3Fp0(ster, Fiona Lewis. A veteran -. 6:30 0 THE LIT TLE RASCALS 6:41 KUTANA (11 3TODAY household.(R) on the monetarily in addition t& of Pressure" that goes "Dracula is a total chauvi. air Aug. 19, 7-8 p.in., Eastern pulling the lever." 1.;.,Ile, nist. I played him like the time, challenging CBS's '60 I3oschwitzs defense might b 4 leading inen of the 1940s, a Minutes." Ilie doclullentary another inan's t i iticism. tanned Hollywood leading man dominating character. He's a takes a long look and a (11111 Another source of pressur sipping exotic drinks beside a romantic figure like Clark view of "special interest" comes from Richard Viguert swimming pool sur rounded by Cable and Tyrone Power. pressures on legislators. who uses computers and a4 bikini-clad maidens. The Kosher burritos line enormous mailing list to or"I worked on the script, put It's not a bad fantasy for the the deal together and did lot of comes froiti Charts Walker, a chestrate grass roots' support country's beer-drinking bowl- the creative work involved in Texas Republican whose low- for conservative causes. cr3, It was also Hamilton's making 'Love At First Bite.' key good-buddy lobbying --- on There's no question thel notion of what a movie star was Also, I made a deal for 12 the telephone more often than Closeup views the situation with't supposed to be. percent of the profits, literally in the corridors of alarm antI leaves the awlience KIT "Auto Repair. Typo%witers, Fast Foods" (R) 0 DiRECTIONS Psychiatrist Dr. Stanley Cath, Dean M. i(5l icy of the United Methodist Church and correspondent Robert Trout discuss religious Cults. 0 FLORIDA REPORT leground Washington: Politics (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS (THU) (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "Loving You" (1957) Elvis Presley, Liza. beth Scott. A determined press ______ the ABC News Closeup, "Batt- expression of a person's 0 TRY(MION) 0 issuu AND ANSWERS @ *ntcoi 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 12:30 (2) 112) MEET THE PRE" - epitomized the glossy, sun- cal portrait of the Boston Pops' 8.00 _____ 20 years George Hamilton GOES THE COUN.. Call Me Maestro" A blographl. a SPECTRUM (4)OIIi.. FOOTBALL Oak - what You go after today, and This you do It in an appealing 6:25 a POPI commander of a prison camp. TAURUS (April &May 24 for a new project or enterprise, supportive, oration of financial and psycho. logical pressure to influence a congressman's vote, Is examined, 0 ARTHUR FIEDLER "Just 1200 ":05at 05CowhoY1 5"O PIJInted POW WW produce a bountiful hi-vest, Phenomenon Involving the gen. 1. is a good day to lay foundations manner. In fact, they'll even be his king. He was diamond. delighted when his pa rtner '\Fttsl'u'KH :\T;ItI'HlsF: Stopped at xix, but unhappy (O _ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 060 MINUTES 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP The uses and abuses of the system of lobbying, a "grass roots" (1) NO VALLEY Heath claims that the new foreman to the Barkley ranch was ore the 9. 79 DISCO AWARDS You have the tenacity to g they're of a posi*e nature. e respond one diamond. (R) AFTERNOON t;. offer, It will make your burden mail In a big race. (Part 2 of 2) ED 810 BLUE MARBLE 8:30 , - OF DISNEY ."Justin Morgan Had A Hor se" The new owner of the prized horse is forced to turn to Justin for help when he enters the ani- 11:30 0 FETHE NATION HOLLYWOOD iUPI) - For (2) (12) TODAY 00 Goes To Heaven" Family preju. MOVE "Logan'& Run" 76) Mich" York, Jenny utter. In the 23rd century. a ,~ Is 6Cull true aMX _ Tanner's parakeet and lds it to bird heaven. (R) dices soar when Joe tries to find out more about homosex. ual lifestyles. (A) your copy of Astro-Graph wiWng to do the same for Lotte; which begins at your if the roles were reversed. .. get today should not be ignored. to,partner*s one-club opening. NY 0 THE LAW AND YOU FIRST 0 BAPTIST CHURCH 0 QUE PASA. U.S.A.? "o lw enforcer is sent to find a 23-SOpt. ) much lighter as well as lift the Hunches, flashes of Insight or spirits of those aro und you intuitive perceptions that you tolin partner barged into Black- in spades unless partner can wood, but he did show his two bid that suit over our one ________ . Q 94 V432 •AK9 1084 ude Akins) tricks the truck- into returning to Orly Count hen arrests him for hauling nshine.(R) BAD NEWS BE Butter- ,. "Sanctuary" to which mom. bars of a certain faction Of the , tistiC society attempt to -. scap..(R) The Kangaroo" The world of the kangaroo and his fellow animals is explored. ZOOM(R) as hour of comedy, music and ety. - (12) WILD KINGDOM 'Land 01 1111:00 (1) AGROMM AND COMPA. weight today, especially uong Weigh your alternative. your admirers. Should you fin d judiclouly. an opportunity to compliment PC (Feb. 20-March 20) one who Is fond of you, by all People are willing to do things means do so. Find out more for you today because they about yourself by sending for recognize that you would be. c't*i was tin appv when his There is little reason to play 1111111 % ,..~, " asks what we bid in response Denver expert Dan Morde- _____ important cause or enterprise. where they'll do the most good. YOU won't have any problems AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) . wildebeest. 80 0 BJ AND THE WAR .s nemesis Sheriff Lobo CfWg Richard Nelson present . - Be sure to specify birth date. VIRGO (Aug. A New Hampshire reader and AlaiSostag _____ rus queen. bill would have to use a cannon net to capture and relocate the lion and the 0 FOR OUR TIMES Lrence, Kenneth Mars and You're not likely to make poor LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your decisions today because you are 9-18-B THER MUST SPENP FOR MY BIRTH North East South escape from behind the iron Curtain. (2 Hrs.) 8KIIOSWORLD f60tured performers Vicki the angles. •30 MIN(JTIS 0WILD KINGDOM "Lions Under The Not" Marlin and Jim THE MUPPETS Guest: CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) become more pronounced this out the affairs of others today coming year and you may fin d than you are at handling things yourself In the forefront of an for yourself. Use your talents 6:30 ( NBC NEWS 4) OBS NEWS An entire German circus troupe executes a daring plan to In Rodgrave. (P*niere Carol Burnett and zid1lfl the reigns. i4urn.. 11(1 wasn't then East held all IInt't' high diamonds and l)an was doonied He led it IOW dLIIiItiIItI from dunimv. East rose with Ihu' king arid was u'nd'pIaed. It East had hi)%v would score . 10:30 (1) MEDIA ROUNOTAKE text book. the Austrian Tyrol turns 6:01 PLEDGE BREAK Regularly scheduled programming may be clayed due to pledge breaks. (2) MOVIE 'Man On A Tightrope" (BIW) (1953) Fredric March, Terry Moore. r Evans portrays a former " Anwlcan sNdier who returns toOberndorf one( World War II to seek revenge for having besfl left todieina skiing accidens in this special based on mW Shaw's short story. Pus 5 NT Pass 6• birth date. Mall $1 for each to ARIES (March 21-April 19) Pus 6 Pass Pass __________________ Ask III IXIPtI AstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, Secause you know hr Lu app Radio City Station , N.Y. 10019. predate life for what it has, voll 11411(t 111 by Al Vermr ", - Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South _______ I 11* IflhF1fl[[UllI1 ___ ___________________ _________________ PRISCILLA'S POP .. . : • 1052 • .1 6 4 _____ ________________________________ _____ _________________________________________ _____ 1- $ AUGUST20, 1919 apparent that West had held eight Iie,i I-Is for his preempt. opponents followed to t'ilhei- the tell of clubs or a uli.inmml. 'It it happened to be one of the diamond honors. 10:00 STUDIO SEE Visits Lytton Primate Center, largest mon. key Colony in the U.S., young fencing students, animator Eric Schmitz. (R) climbing trek. (R) OBEDORF REVISI'ED For Monday, August 20, 1979 and I irve clubs in the West hand. III-. other card was • J $718 • 1097 I A, 21) Be alert for the opportunity and something of personal to become involved in a project value can be gained, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. enterprising and resourceful, a trump and to lhree rounds (it clubs. Now Dan had counteu eight hearts, one trump 09 IV X Q J I I I 4 3 975 ,, ____ A94 •AKQ EAST into a dangerous mountain. , ,_, twlllllllliker's now pride and joy, a on- own racehorse, sits 111111111111111111111111111110 NORTH '--__...- I 66 — — I ID ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) THE GONG SHOW depends solely upon you. Be heart to you. AT BRIDGE ________________________ I 7:00 CANDID CAMERA 7:30 __________ _,_~__ 11 Hrs.) holiday for several young peo. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) good friend to be around today. Unless you are running the Don't be surprised if you get a 63 — treasure expedition, (1 1/2 M (4) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) (.4)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) Art - For Ha ilt n (1) FARM AND HOME (WED) ines By JOAN IIANACER and its political allies was Sen. UPI Television Writer Itudy Boschwitz, It- Minn., who NEW YORK (UPI) Lobby- received $310,000 in his last,. ing is as Macrican as Kosher campaign from 257 PAC burritos and campaign contri- l3oschwitz defended big cambutions give the rich a chance to paign contributions and: vote twice. resulting expensive campaigns: Those are two of the - by telling Closeup producer: messages that come across in Phil Le wis, "it's a proper victo (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE (TUE) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Avalanche An idyllic skiing pie in (2) EARLY DAY 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:11 (2)(1) 0 0(M NEWS Ansara. The Boys are terrified by a mummy that stalks their 6.00 Ios eup 0 Dracu I, a F1,Ick A ry (12) PTL CLUB M AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY(MON) 6:00 (1955) Marie Windsor. Michael (12) HEE HAW Guests: Tenisee Ernie Ford. Stella on. LAWRENCE wax FROM TH E GRAND OLD Two back-to-back per. mances from Opryland. - 5:30 (12) F.TROOP EVENING LEE 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE 'too BUGS BUNNY / ROAD quality, and pour his or her The outcome of this day I - 9:30 p the police. sainted. WIN . - - I ____ _____ - 62 [ii j ii\JT -. 4'\ — - - 0 ______ - - 4FT - 61 —— — 59 o 54 55 56 for of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. (2.) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI. Ing lot. but she refuses to You have the ability to view know how to restore or preserve things with great un- many things others feel are deanding for others today. beyond repair. Someone could sense this CANCER (June 21-July 22 — — — - 50 I I 48 — — _____________ _______________ 47 45 - (12) ORAL ROBERTS ) MISTER ROGERS (R) ROOKIES A woman's son kidnapped in a upermarket .A. featuring many of coun. music's top stars are mu, 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER Gen. George Seignious. direc- © MOVIE "Abbott And Costello Meet The Mummy" (B/W) want to knock yourself out sympathetic 6ir and keen 0 5:53 ) FIRING UNE Guest: Lt. 0WFOOT AND WILIDBOY 0CBS NEWS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Plan only those activities for which you think others need You can take big toad off your your leadership. wallet by puttering around the SCOIRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) house doing little odd jobs. You 41 43 T . 40 _______________________________ ______ V — — — MAKE ME LAUGH 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS fl MARY TYLER MOORE Sunday, Aug. 19,1919-76 C Exam ( THE BRADY BUNCH O THE ODD COUPLE 5:30 NEWS HOGAN'S HEROES (12) Wyoming. 6:30 0 NEWS show you won't be happy today. lot of attention. i . 24 - 33 4 10a - _____________________________________ _______ ____________ I . ''I 23 - I F ,_ ROBERTS (2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING eaks. family will do you a world of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) good today. You won't have to Make certain you spend the day go any further than your own among friends with whom you backyard to find enjoyment. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A feel comfortable. You won't 17 - 0 ORAl. delayed due to pledge date, THE BORN LOSER t others as well as your- will appreciate your making him or her feel Important. - you might get something ac- that will involve the whole clan. PISCES\Feb. 20-March 20) compllshed that normally bugs you. Learn more about yourself You Ore a good manager of those by sending for your copy of under your charge or care Astro-Graph letter which today. If you make a point with begins with your birthday. Mail a young person, the lesson will $l for each toAstro-Graph. Box be long remembered. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth relaxing day at home with the 59 Short pin 1j1 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 6:01 PLEDGE BREAK Regularly heduled programming may offing for you. If you use this family or those who you conserene mood to your advantage sider to be close. Plan a project - SUNDAY MASS ,fliams. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19J LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A peaceful, quiet day is in the You work well today with the 56 Is human 58 Belonging to 8:30 5:00 0 BEWITCHED 0 MARTY ROSBINS 5:00 THE FBI (MON. TU FRI) A GUNSMOKE (4) THE GONG SHOW MORNING B 0 MERV GRIFFIN 2) EMERGENCY ONEI 0 WIDE MY PEOPLE SE8AME STREET (R) 8 ([Z NEWS HANK Jim Owens portrays ntry western singer Hank 22-Jan. of an important change in your 19) The spotlight is on Your lifestyle you've been hoping to mate or partner today becaüsè accomplish. What you do may you place it there. This person 50 Vast period of time 35 Winter moisture 38 One of the CAPRICORN (Dec. this coming year the last phase (abbr.) I Soak through 23 Dinner item 47 Pivotal 2 Lively dance 25 Pull 49 Animal 3 Bell Sound 26 Ship deck society (abbr) 4 Tick 27 La project Jobbir.) sin poem i"D - __________ M1gu3t19, 1979 _____ Douce" parts 28 Soviet city 36 Paraphernalia 6 American 29 Fall in drops 52 Spun 37 All (prefix) Indians 31 Lock away 39 Croon 7 Footwear 54 Bowsprit 41 New Deal 8 Shakesp.ar- 32 Ages 55 Regan's father _______ TELL? tie (abbr.) 34 Corn plant . ___ 20 Ocean 21 Compass 22 Soft food 24 Earth deposit 26 Flew 30 Actress Rainer 33 Cinnabar ISN'T THAT PLATO - CAN a else Is mast minding. Participation could some - 4:30 WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of American Kenny Roberts' attempt to win his second consecutive motorcycle championship in the Grand Prix of England 500 cc motor. cycle championships; Chey. enne Frontier days Rodeo fom 0(12)REXHUMBARD 600 PART 2 This program is a ommunity Issues Forum origi. ting from Daytona Beach ommunity College about the raised by the preceding ahue program. For Sunday, August 19, 1979 ________ ______ ________ _ hits for a memorable hour of jazz. (2) VOICE OF VICTORY () OF WOMEN AND pp 0 SHOW ______ ________ ousew 8:00 . EVENING YOUR BIRTHDAY C 11111111111111 ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL ____ ____ _ .I HOROSCOPE ______ ,.:, .C ACROSS 49 Hang loosely Answer to Previous Puzzle 51 War prisoner E POOOO H A I R I ______ 00 Kj 1 Sphere (abbr.) UjIIciJC _________________ 4 Responsibility 53 Set aside ET W 0 L C 8 Singletons 57 Submarine $ Y I. P ___________ H N C I. $0 N ____ l2Poverty.war A£0i1 agency(abbr.) instrument 0 13 Beaten way BOOver(postic) ATIP 1111 $ 14 Do a jackknife 61 Ulster ACRC A LMA 15 Buddhism 62 Avow H £ C}LIOUDIY I. AN _______________ type 63 Row with it ____ AlC ___ 16 Stunning nyc- 64 Conjunction ________ ____________ CJ P14 vn Si I I Cf __________________________________________________ lotion (comp. (pP.) 1 lEA ATOM wd.) 65 Lower a 1. L CNC KP4 0ITI 18 English appendages $ U C ANCaI 1'M READING THIS (EEKnNGS o PROGRAMS I _________ & by Chic Young I AM R EADING SOMET,..41p.JG, \AD e,~) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HIGHLIGHTS Sunday, Aug. 19, 1979 , I.- I I - ' - __________________ -- r. 7 . 1 . 'L. ~ , ___ ------ .--',-. -. ; _ --- ------- - - - - - �- , I , - 11 ' 111--Evening Herald Sanford, FL I P9i-. .- '• p . Sunday, Aug. i t, 1971 ElCordobes r Faces Bulls And Critics UPTO ?OT*tPlIfl% buIk1 — inch. rsssi' am 11W be still Is 11 in I,.I' • I,•I P 160,. 101 ,. I TI -•- _-. QIJM4flY moHys WPIN.CCll STOlSI. W. COPYIIONT-1 571 August 19, 1979 9c DOZEN SANFORD, FLORIDA I SVUD Bi BLACK PEPPER....... 83J Swiss ST 3$.os. 99c OGURT SAVE 3 WESTERN PINKY P 01SMO GRADE 'A' FRESH FRYER USDA P0 CH( 1 I ..,W-D OR l DOONES]EIURy FULL V4 01 SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO BlAND BREASTQIJAR'rEprr- .' BEEF by Garry Trudeau AMTm5c4,.,.$ 10S4Y MAY 92WA 1I77, ap7V 54Y ITAMU44. PATTIES LEGQUARTER I I Ii .._a.1 Is . .1 $ LI. 3 WRILU111 J LB. FORK JOIN CENTER CUT POLLED & TIED Petit Roast .. is '2" PIESIIIYFI J L Necks & Backs . 29c w.o utuio Puitt W.0 StAND SUCED SALAMI OR SIJfl EIIACON .... 9" COTTOSALAMI •..... RATH SLACK HAWK W.D ISAND SUCED. SPICED LUNCHEON CS SUCID S1KEDIACON....... - 9" HAMANOCHEESE w.o StAND SLICED COOKED PICNIC OS W.0 "AND SLICED PICKLE AND PIMENTO LOAF OR COOKED HAM ....... 2" OUVELOAF......... SLICED W.D StAND REGULAR AND ALL SUP COOKED HAM ....... j1" SLICED BOLOGNA ..... — SAVE PHEAVY but? N \ LIQUID I DETERGEN T •. ' I. U11.,, - ___ SAVE 41' • *110W TNt ' KITCHEN BAGS s• DRINKS am 2 xiI. C IVIL MUSHROOMS PAPER PLATES LIAC u......Lt )10c, $ •, "i.i.....c 1 .. .... bat1 . _____ 60ft, . . e..-_-..'•J • SALTINES 99c PM 1. ' •. • gui: FIG BARS 'c 99 -, LILAC TOWELS " $ )39 JUMBO' I AC . ROLL 1 .LI. SAO MWS COFFEE uvur s*vi 16, . auow IV, a.a I I CurrEE $111. owe lAW . STIM$ A P$lCfl mug,,y AWWO -I ZM4RP,fty A00, %ILseR flE XN) .Ifr?(1 /7' AL 4t44Y 70 -,IFE S7. . ALL IMAMLL HOUSE QOc 2 : : . CLACIIJP( 000051060 - $100 0 10 CENTER CUT . . '2" OS Po,'k SAVE 40' A P1• 16-ox. CANS . CJICKIP( 0000 TWIN & WAVY POTATO PS •.....'u wv 49 , 4.s t FRUIT .. COCKTAILi 12 ox. CANS SOW V ASTOR CHEK ¼a $179!'7â$149 64-0 ITS • MARKET F SN L Groeu Ro.d . '2" SWIFT PREMIUM $114 5Ifl OWE SAVTNPULD HAM . 99 FRANKS .......... ' 9"SAUSAGE ..........12-04 9" 1)CHS SLICED SLIPINYLAND HOT CS MID 99c SMOKEDTURKEY ..... : 9 IAGSAUSAGE....... 9" PtUM$OS1 SLICED TENNESSEE P5105 89c COOKED HAM : 2' SAUSAGE ANDIISCLJTS ''9' OWALTP4Y OSIAT 510 I_U tYKES PLUMPtER 89c CHICKEN FRANKS ...... $P BEEF WIENERS ....... 9 _ I AU P(AV53 $11S 348. M • p357 II W W I iFRESH COUNTRY STYLE PAN 110$ AND J [Cut-Up Fryers . . 2 ,ww_U,'., THE 5Ol)EA1cy VoicE OF GALAt4 IS HEARPI 'p $0I&40V *LLY.' )f $*L AfEÜ VC 1 $ 19 THE SECOND NOBLE 'THUG STRIKES GALM 10 THE GROUND, DRAWS HIS SWORD AND FACES TM',RD THE SOUND OF GkLOPING HORSES. HE CANNOT SEE 100 WELL &CA(& OF THE 150C%46E5 COVERING THE WO UNDS LADY DM0 HAD IP4FLJCTEP, . NUVI$T PU USD111 WHn OUP .,. !'.. . '- LAN IS PLEASED AT HIS NEW HOME. THERE ME FIELDS AND MARSH FOR HAWMW A TROUT STRIAN, AND. IN THE 611STMCE, A Pup FOREST. WHAT MORE COULD H! HOPE FCRP !ZT WEEK— P(*vir Give Up! LL NARVEST J • . • . "• 1. • : . .,. .• • •. . . .. '.'. _—•& 0 S. .,t..,, ust ow. UM . ' $129 WL - • uw -auacm . .. . 36ouposu.ss... '6" '' '1 '' _ 9 .— • MrNMPuNTs - - no WWI* Mo wn ow '' ,:—. ,•- • ':U"'. •. _______ -- : M1 witE • • •.. ..! • . ........ •''. - -,•- .i LImit 3 PØCKOIY SWEET bed &W thin what & you do? Wh six bulls you haveto i' • woña,darbetInthss r rus, its hardsr to muss . .. . worked. (r :' 'I ' 1707015 I GRADE MEDIUM EGGS 1411. The bathing suit on his wiry iwli, pinnd the ei'nra itt nx.f gorings on his thighs. He drank a small, icy beer, the only alcohol he allows himself. "I'm not doing badly," he said of his first few performances. "Little by little I'll be getting better." El Cordobes said he plumed to fight at least 35 or 40 corrldu In Spain and S or30more next winter In Latin America. "The Impresarios won't let me alone," he said. .3 • •0)1• I SI,.P • SUPERBRAND USDA SLI Spain where he raises fighting Toget back Into thapeheran, exercisedand"f041*50cows, tlree bulls andayoii,gbull' Thsn,cnJui22,hefoughtslz bullslnonsaftarnoon. "IjthougMthatMll1ngsix bulls would auur* me a trinnvih h..u.. 411% W16 tun _inn. - . 1' " 'loot,. I000IgI • 6 01..I 1 O0.. V I $1,001.00 ISMA :m N. Pt. MTI00. PA 1111011111111,11111PUM 01410 It$. PA. 1101111151 N. $WIEN IAIIUI. PA KAUSMIN $?US M.W%NS. P.A. IA lOUISE IhIUtUS N. PCI? MIllS. NA. MAST V1Pf D51VNA $2,002.00 t.OS... cons M*ICO 1111A. FLA. ROSISTA MASON P51W IM1A NACN. PtA I0*? AWSBANV cr O&u001. FLA. __ 1MA v MOPKA wIsAcIWOMAS Nfl MIllS. PtA. "low LA N. PT. MYIIL FAA. UMIS Comm AWNITT PIAND. PtA, NOTE: Theseodds effective until August 17, 1979. After this date you must tee updated odds posted In your W,nn.OIsi, at affiliated food 1*0101 wd In n.wsper advs1iwnwnts. PRICES COOS IN ALL WI STORES IN TNt POLLOW?IIS C0VNT$ ON.Ti PRIcE ' GOOD OSAJIGI. S1LI.I. O(tA. .511*10. tUSIl WI. (11111* IIon AUGUST 9 - 22 (OILIU. UI AND 010011 t 1' I 7,170..' IlIh ,,I This ge being playedjn thisltty.four ($f)pwt.*lngwnn.Djiil, stout located in central Florida Scheduled t.,m,natloi, dole: October 1$, 171 • said Beni erm Cr, a who spends every summer watching bullfights. "Since they pay such outrageous prices to see him, they almost feel otligatedto cheer him. The real aficionados stay home the daYsheflghts." Purists object 0 erraticcapework.Ratherthan using temper an the bull's attack, El Cordobes usually gives rough, overly fast passes or lets the horns catch the Unikiminated at the end of the ftt, his bells are di2 to kill. He often merely murders them with a haphazard sword thrust, as in his fh* comeback fight h he fought six bulls They'll pay him close to 0 million, from which he pays expenses and salary for his c'aWlaof about adczenmen. The matador's Frenchborn wife, Martina, was against his return tothe ring, hesaid. "But nobody bows me arotmd, at least in my own house, Just like when I quit ballf1glisg,I made 1çmyown S32X WINNERS 0 I PS lSII,.P 'xx ,so 10)1 , P000 7000 POT 00 S 00) ow 200 • 9!9, 1979 000 R MADRID (UP!) - Suddenly bullfighting Is exciting again. El Cordobes is back. Manuel "El Cordobes" Benitez, 43, is the highest-paid, most colorful and controversial matador in history - and probably the most popular fighter ever to don a "suit of lights." He returned to the ring this summer after seven seasons in retirement to give "Ia fiesta brava" a much-needed shot in the arm. As throughout the 1960s, his first few fights have been sellouts, with scalpers asking and getting up to $135 - six times the top box office price for seats. Crowds saw again the Style that made him famous. At a "corrida" in Marbeila El Cordobes passed bulls behind his back, banged his head on their hindquarters, jumped into the air like a frog, even boxed with the baffled animals. "Truly, El Cordobes has brought back expectations to bullfighting," wrote critic Francisco Cortes. "There's no logical explanation for the public's fervor.., El Cordobes has always been something different. And it's still that way," Few Spaniards judge "the Beatle of the Bullring" so dispassionately. They are either violently for or against. For a minority, El Cordobes has been synonymous with poor fighting, invalid and downbred bulls and an ignorant public. "The public that goes to see El Cordobes Is very Ignorant and I, tuf wanPi Agin hD "He plays the crowd more than he plays the bulls," say the cynics. Critic Joaquin Vidal of the Madrid daily El Pais, probably El Cordobes' mod outspoken detractor, claimed that in the 1 60s bullfight "authorities were far from atrict in their vigilance of the spectacles authenticity." U hI70vpiTi He twu El Cordobes for everythlngfromunderaged bulls to the high price o(tickets. Between fights, El Cordobes lounged under a fruit tree beside his swimming pool overlooking the 12,100-am Vil- ODDS CHART rmt; 0,. , ________________ ________ ' .'. - -' _____. ..._ •__ . •' ;: '..-'—'- -. — 0 1•_._.•___ 0 • .-- _--- �. / Id, Sanford, Fl. . . , ,•_,•. • p - - . - . p , . . , ppy p P , p p . . ' • I F.. I • Sunday, Aug. 19, 1979 lobes Bulls itics 111 1 II In / $ 1 00 POtALPNIIS V tory — and nost popular Ion a "suit of the ring this yen seasons In ye a fiesta needed shot in d the 1960s, his shave been :alpers asking o — i: office price s saw again the him famous. in Marbeella, El d bulls behind 4 his head on rs, jumped Into og, even boxed animals. Cordobes has expectations to wrote critic object to k. Rather than r an c, El Cordobes igb, overly fast he horns catth at the___ wA of ft We 110111 mere'y IfluEdEll aphazw sword i fird comeback fought six bulls he crowd more e bulls," say the *.MA. CANSAc!IO" Pt. j JAMU CORM ou.umTv mo.ns 1E5L*VED 1To1. IC. MARGARINE LimIt 3 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. Su 00 SANFORD, WHOLE CHOPS FRYERS (SAVE 10 ON 3) SUPERUAND SWISS STYLE YOGURT •. 3 t 99c g1 1 1 1 1 1 1 83 .0 pit BREAST9RUARTER - -BEEF PATTIES LEGQUARTER C " 49 $41.- FlESH COUNTRY STVLC PAN 1(01 AND PIGULAS Cut-Up Fryers . . 79c .1. $3 LI. INTO CHOPS 19 69 LBO PRISM IVER Necics & Backs . 29c DOONESBURY ULL V4 'OR S PORK LOINS W-D BRAND . P' AD 19 FLORIDA 91, FSAV PON M August 19, 1979 PKGSO USDA GRADS 'A' 4 POlK OIN CENTER CUT POttED & TIED Po,11 Roast .. o,ui ,s.& UM LANA t. eT. *VM$. PtA. C __ S BLADE SIRLOIN i,l*IL A. ____ N 001111T MVNL *. MAST vui.UPOa 4 MEDIUM EGGSL 9 mous with poor 1norant public. W goes to see very ignorant cheap thrills," utter, a Dane verysummer Ighs. "Since h outrageous n, they almost cheer him. The stay home the summ WEAN V. 111101111111211111 111101111111211111 SUPERIRAND (QUARTERS) EEEtS, SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE "A" FISCHER HICKORY SWEET 2. SLICED BACON . . .• . . . . ._ :sii j] BLACK PEPPER. ...... ______________________ _____ ds judge "the BuIlring" so V. They are for or against. PEA. DOZEN __ WESTERN CORN FED PINKY 'R'' ____ KAUhI$flS • IN T1111 FOLLMN CONTICS ONLY, I un. Linus csaaont. sums. u'o I COtUII. (II AND NINNY j C I-LB. PKG. PWM MAW. PLA. POP GRANDE. PIA. . PRIS 6000 AUGUST • - HICKORY SWEET oftnow IL ___ - :DJOS' PRICES INS II ALL W.S STOMA SLICED BACON ation for the bes eenEl je O that r : .n ) & EEF PO 1' A*COMA MASONL.. . This game being played s the •iuy.four ($4) partcipating WinnD1i1 stores located I" central Florida Scheduled Isqwlinatlon date: October II. 1171 NOTED Thee, odds effective until August 17, 1979. After this date you must updated odds posted In your Wi ntt-Olei or alfiHiled load Ito, and n,wipwv adyrtiwmnts. 1 OIUI $1,001.00 $2,002.00 ___ a.con' MWO MAW. FLA. Sol t ' I41 V sI IRS.. 'n::, ow 6 .A A%I L:: 1_i::: ] : no , 1 rdobes"Beni eat paid, most vYci V I WINNERS ' 1 viSrV L7- ! — Suddenly iciting again. i.uiibi 1979 OD!S CH4____9,____ jp (1j PRISM CS !CK10 CENTER CUT Pork Chops •. 2" MA1KET? Groau Rouud s 2" OLDI SATHPIELD HAM SWIFT PREMIUM SUN SIZE W.D WAND SLICED SALAMI CI W.D WAND PIEMIUM 99c fto 00"' SAUSAGE FRANKS . . • • . • • . . , • 9" COTTO.SALAMI . SLICED BACON • • • • . . • SUHNY1ANO NOT CI MILD PICKS SLICED W.D WAND SLICED, SPICED LUNCHEON 01 SLICED IAffi k 99c SMOKED TURKEY ,,,, : $1 BAGSAUSAGE.......' 9" SLICED$ACON....... . 9s' HAMANDCHEESE TENNESSEE PIlOt PLUMSOSI SLICED W.D WAND SLICED PICKLE AND PIMENTO LOAF 01 W.D WAND SLICED COCKED PICNIC OS ' 89c : $1" 2' SAUSAGE AND BISCUITS COOKED HAM 2" OLIVE LOAF...... COOKED HAM ...•...12-08. tYKES PWMPILI OWUTNEY GMAT 110 DOG W.D WAND 1104AM AND ALL SEEP W.D NANO lUCID 61" IP BEEF WIENERS ....... 9" SLICEDIOLOGNA •.,. . 89c CHICKEN FRANKS ...... COOKED HAM ....... _____ ____ - 4.tfN . SAVE __ .. \ M. 'jP' • •' UisI ' . !41 ALL PLAVORS ___ MAXWELL HOUSE 31 LILAC LIQUID FRUIT CHEK ___ ___ OFEE TOWELS $5.00 W Mwe DETERGENT DRINKC ___ COCKTAIL pwnhsi. encl. ci,.. - In Vidal of the :1 Pais, probably most outspoken med that in the 'authorities were in their vigilance es authenticity." 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PA AMP HAVE IT HEM Too 01 5"9.1 00 AMC Iwo 0'7 0 00 __f IF m" Wo CW" _ ANNE J ) € J ___ THIS .41110W 1V 7W _[t tih SPWN MAN TRA146 0 La — ______ vg, 60 LL • __ 1 • __ JAC $wmw _ ______ ± TIlE BORN LOSER . _______________ by Art Sansom QffrThR 1 USrCI4EK WLL.,'*U £D1 LJTTL.E AW IS A TO SU" THE FOR HU OF 1140 CAN SRN AkwA%QE4— Fig 4 PEWW 04. te r . VWft IN G 't' Ak. / L NVI NW i___ - 1W SfE - • •'___ Øt( pg1g4 H*R. \ . 0 SINS'? lb A WI*J *L) HAvI A . ,•• :,. . WI4AP p.* f DaOflG Ad iv1'vbup I 1 Ole .. •1 • .. - S DEAR HELOISE: This Is one hint we've golsig Conversion to the metric system of liters, meters and grams is already in progress, but for the time being we are still In. Is remember, at least till ffiat pesky metric numbering voived with our present system of weights and measures. system sticks In ourhssd. — The hint i would suggestcan si.be .usid by anyone when "United States of America" Is Thanks, 11101 Helsiss needing ingagulds &'guide for measuring four Inches, base of numeral need the slit of something: small '1' in Upper corners is one. PO$T THIS UPI parts, hardware, buttons, fourth inch. The short side of DEAR HELOISE: the bill measures 2½ trim, hobby Items. etc. I sav, all the "stamps' that That dollar bill in your You can make up a list of wallet can be a handy yourewnasothaitemsonths book clubs and clearing msasuring tool era substitute bill measure various I.ngths. houses send out (the type YOU ruler. Longways, it Is six You'll always have a quick "paste here" for this or that void it in half and you gulde when a ruler would be magazine). Than I use these and any have three Incites. In thWdi6 neoded for measuring. Aloyslus J. Stllp pre.addrissid envelopes 190 one inch. Line up tvio singles In the mail and my liftle gprl Well. whespde.del $W y for a foot, or extend one bill gsis — plays post office. $vst saved a isf Si os twice. Also, you might try wrap. ouwr examples on the fdc. .lg.ys.tos.YIlbsI—aMap ping a few small bons In 0q the note: The loItering of brown paper. Keep all this ma .. '.5—,' on l AI (tj •. ..$NNS I c $ - .., 1...., " ••.• . . — I " w4 1/ ,• It's areal ralnyday saver. Ws. D. Till.s DIARRIADER: 'd as is share a lsia ask a uIIis or make a' - .— _ me care __ ., wv,,_ ' Hugs, tse 'I a — IIJ1 .: ..,J y' PC a.'b.' •'s"li • ::.. / HOWTO LICK THE DUSTI DEAR HELOISE: We were cleaning house the other day. and I was asked todust the furniture, but discovered we were out of polish. My mom told ml to put a few drops of baby oil on the dust cloth. It AWked wonderfully. The Oil picked the dust up very well and the furniture was nice and shiny. Body Sulivan, Age 11 THE HEAD CHEF DEAR HELOISE: laml3 and ldoa lot cl baking. l come up with this hint when making rice cereal bars. When you got to the part which says: "Press into pan with butlerid spatula orwaxed paper, I use the wrapper from the margarine stick. Just press it onto the bars with thebutlersldedown. ltnever sticks and the butter rubs olfon the top olthe bars and makes them taste lust a little batter. David Korlenkamp �I I VA - S A - 5 IF 71-2 IAAMI AL oll, fj got O `- , A 77 _________________________________________ '. ___________________________ • e = : IY4( I 42 r Uc jall TW I 'I IJg& ,'u,:i' 10 Imp law ar do lip 1 44, 1 .1• 4, I • - - -- - �I F NOR I .~all Ir'.rx,! I I,jI/1 - - I .; • -. _;• - -- ev if 0 Op, OF to Id VVIII ISN -x w ~ ______ M&4 , V&IT v _____ 1 qr ____________ 16 f • - FAT- __ nrn -. ______________ ,•1 4;. A It I_ _ • 45 - "t - off �71st Year, No. 313—Monday, August 20,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents The Deaths Of Six TeenwAgers unier WhirIj How D id It Happen? Probe Intens ifies By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer How did It happen? How did six Orlando teen-agers come to the on a dark stretch of highway south of Oviedo Saturday? The answers to those questions will not be available for days, the Florida Highway Patrol reports. Investigators said they are still sifting through dozens of eyewitness statements and numerous bits of information surrounding the early morning tragedy. "There Is so much confusion and so many different statements that His awfully hard to put it all together. It's difficult to determine what is factual information and what iemotIona1 information," said corporal M.W. Sanders of the FHP. Although no charges have been filed against either by Hal Kaufman WILL VUSIDI The aRIUJI to lisle vPalegs vsree-rlddls Is alsi a verses "Can you billar descry than ys or an hew many toes — pessycst .r' Care to vMdvu a guess? tell one whya kypauIWI eye can ..111 AN POW $551 — 'ISSNJlI -II n pie iiss sq W3 #1134P 0 aiew V. :asjs* IN JG153 MW iuj I J feet square In two hours, how long will It take to mow one 50 feet square? 1 jewmV A$a,IM$ -_- • Insert the mama if dIp Is camplele each sag titles I. "April In.*' 2. "IPasm ever. 3. "Mist Ma 4. "I Lift My Heart In... ." 53IAJj US$ P 1IIie5 111 1WSIW i$td 5 RlddhsM...Thlsl Why Is the number nine Ilk, a peacock? lecauss without Its tail It's nothing. CROSSIDDIIT SOLITAINI What hal Our magici- an friend above has deck and has arranged them ln the form ofa cross, each arm of which totals 23. Now thin, you are challenge4 to rearrange the same cards 14 so that each arm totals 24. And-25; then-2; and finally—v. Cards used are co ascutive 19 with the ace counting as one. Variable answers are given below. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? ThWe *re at least six differn and bittern panels. Hew ulckIy can ys. find them? Check answers with lii.,. belsw. 1rNw ss I PSM VW Jswm n. 1usuu* .n a iisw flUSUiUi e ces In drawing details between top N Missing are the hired gunslingers all the other ingredients for a range war now exist along a pleasant stretch of residential property southeast of Casselberry. The dispute started two years ago when Bill and Marion Eggers, 2806 Lake Howell Lane, decided they wanted to put a mobile home in the middle of their seven and onehalf acre lot. Eggers, 58, operates a butcher's supply business from his horns. He also bee a worm farm on his property. He said be needs the trailer so his son can live nearby and help with the businesses. The neighbors, most of whom live in large-lot homes ranging in price from $150,000 to $500,000, considered the installation of a mobile home in their ranch-like environment to be the act of modern day sodbusters. "We want to be good neighbors, but we don't want this area turning into a trailer park," said one of the opponents, "property here sells for $16,000 an acre." According to the Eggers, opponents to their trailer mobilized behind their back and did so for reasons other than annoyance over the trailer itself. "We don't belong to the coffee klatch set. I don't sit in on 'We want to be good neighbors, but we don'1want this area turning into a trailer park' _• - the gIp sessions. We sort of sit back and mind our own business. That kind of bothers them (the neighbors)," said Mm Eggers, 51. During the first formal hearing on the matter in 1977, die county board of adjustment denied the Eggers request for a special permit which would have allowed them to W" the mobile home on the agrlculturally'zoned proparty. The board rejected the request after opposition was expressed In five letters from neighboring residents. "We wad to all the neighbors and told them what we wssMd to do and asked if they objected. Nobody did. When We wii* to the hearing we found there were all those lettered objection. We were totally stunned," sold Mrs. C Tom Drake, whose home bordered the Eggers in Wi?, said he nd other neighbors were not approached by the Eggers prior to the hearing. "We 6al want this thing to get personal," said Drake, "bet Iber. Is a lack of communication." The feed between the Eggers and their neighbors remalnsd a cold daisd.clf for a year, but heated up again they,.' wis. the Eggers re-applied for a special permit. Thi -, reqesil stated that Eggers needed the UMW dee to msdiesl reasons"Wide't lfl,iijen my medical problems the first time bocassIdsm'tI.to oft thatua crutch," said Eggers. in 1973 and had '1ISlVy. Th. attack left him unable to lsemsdths.j"1 -themust handle in his jobhe - • - sheriff's deputies and Highway Patrol troopers. "It's hard to stop this kind 0 thing," corporal Sanders said, "We can go out there and see 20 kids along the side of the rnd. but unless we catch them in the act of racing, there's not much we can do. R's not against the law to stand along the side of the road." Sanders said the teens post guards on both ends of the highway to alert the racers to any oncoming patrol cars. A spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board from Atlanta said today investigators from his office are joining in the probe of the accident. Any findings, the spokesman said, will be relayed to state and local officials. It was not until mid-afternoon Saturday, more than 12 See DEATHS, Page 2A 1 1 -- his home in Sandalwood subdivision in district 1 to a new home in Tiberon in district 5 Corn- either just before or just after He said today he was counting on the section of the charter which said nothing in Longwood City the document would impair or missioner Larry Goldberg, the special election which affect the rights of a city ofunder threat of a jail sentence ratified the new charter, about ficer. for contempt of court from September 1978. lie said he Goldberg said first Daves Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew moved only alter City Attorney filed a complaint against him will "probably" resign from Ned Julian Jr. gave the opinion 7 before the state ethics coin1 office Wednesday. the moving would not he in mission, claiming a conflict of "More than likely I'll resign violation of the city charter or interest existed in Goldberg's Wednesday. If there had been ordinances. voting for a re-districting law more than one city commission Robert Daves, an unlast year. That re-districting meeting involved, I probably successful city commission proposal woulti have expanded would have gone to jail," candidate last year, filed suit district I to Include Goldberg's Goldberg said today. new home. against the city after Goldberg LARRY GOLDBERG "Judge Mu1ew was told of, moved from his district, He said the ethics cornwon't apt ?Sl *fl the Importance of my staying In seeking Goldberg's ouster from mission found- no conflict office through completion of the office. existed. order. lie lifted the stay. 1979-1980 fiscal year budget, but Later, he said, then-Mayor Muldrew first ordered the Meanwhile, Commissioner he had his feelings and beliefs. I city commission to consider Stephen Barton, re-elected only Gerard Connell vetoed the respect his judgment even whether Goldberg should be last December to the district S ordinance including Tiberon in though I disagree with him," removed from office. The seat on the city commission district I and the city cornGoldberg said. commissioners considered the resigned when he moved from mission made no attempt to The city commissioner had question and decided not to the city, leaving it vacancy, override the veto. already resigned from office remove their colleague. Goldberg said Connell did, Although the city commission effective Sept. 3, the day before however, sign into law an orThe judge then ordered had the option of appointing it a special election is to be held in Goldberg to resign or face a replacement for Barton, they dinance requiring a candidate which Goldberg is a candidate. contempt of court citation and voted to call it special election for a district commission seat The basis for the court time in Jail. Julian appealed the on Sept. 4 for the 16 months to be a resident of the district he decision requiring Goldberg to decision to the appellate court remaining in Barton's term. Would represent six months resign Is a city charter in Daytona Beach which Goldberg resigned his district I before becoming a candidate requiring that commissioners automatically stayed the order seat effective Sept. 3 to seek the for that office. reside in the districts they for Goldberg to resign. district 5 post. Goldberg said he had planned represent. Muidrew in his decision He is being challenged in that to resign to run for Barton's Although Goldberg has been vacating the automatic stay election by William Mitchell of district 5 seat last December. serving as district 1 corn- Thursday after a telephone Winsor Manor. But he could not qualify then missioner, he has been residing conference hearing with Julian Goldberg was a major sun- under the ordinance because he In district S for the past 11 and Daves' attorney, John porter of the new city charter, had not been a resident of the months. Leibman said the appeal was ultimately used to lore" his district for six months at that He said today he moved from filed to frtLctrate the court's removal from office. time. 'I j - ,,usur Must ow W Nur hies sursa a ON Pa the deuihey bessN gume abive WM& ins Pa for yes to dsds. 'a.. 'use-n a By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff Writer By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer 'INN—Si iN said lie found me under one of the cars," said James today from his hospital bed. According to James, there were only 20 to 30 teens present at the scene. One early report had as many as 50 youths there. But James confirmed the group had gathered to watch drag races. James said he was on the side of the road when he was hit. He said he was watching the racers coming from the east when two cars coming from the west plowed into the crowd, most of whom he said were also on the side of the road and not In the road as early reports indicated. "We've only been going out there recently," James said of the blacktop road just south of the Seminole County border. "We used to go out to the old dump road." James said the teens moved their drag races to state Route 420 because it is less frequently patrolled by Goldberg Says He'll Resign Rather Than Go To Jail Feud Splits Lake Howell Res i*d e n ts removed nine conhic- utive cards from a LI Rebecca Ann Wagoner, 23, or Robert Jeffrey Wray, 26, Sanders said the results of the FHP investigation will be turned over to the Orange County State's Attorney's office for review. He said any decision to prosecute the drivers of the two cars that slammed into the crowd of tean-agers on state Route 420, will be made by the state'attorney's office. Both Wray and Miss Wagoner are fzwu Otlando. In addition to the six youths who died as a result of the accident, two other Orlando teens remain hospitalized at Winter Park Hospital. Bernard Finnlgar, 19, is listed in serious condition today. Eighteen-year-old Mark Edward James is listed in satisfactory condition. He suffered a broken right leg and extensive abrasions over his body. "I don't remember much. I didn't see what hit me, all I remember Is waking up in the hospital. The paramedic Bill and Marion Eggers said. In addition, Eggers said, he had a cataract operation In his left eye in 1977 and will require a sinilar operation In his right sy.wlpgn the next you. In rds rnIt re4uost Eggers Included two letters from separate physicians testifying to his medical disabilities. Dr. Stuart N. WiUner wrote "his (Eggers') vision is decreasing rapidly." Eggers said he sometimes receives emergency orders at night from his customers. His eyesight prohibits him from driving and the order cannot be filled if his wife is unavailable, he said. That is why he says he wants his son nearby on a 24-hour basis. On July 16, the board of adjustment reviewed Eggers' second request. It was approved. The board agreed to let Eggers install his mobile home for 18 months. At the hearing, four letters of opposition were sent by protesting neighbors. One letter suggested the Eggers' were turning the area into a junkyard. The other letters referred to the decline in property values they expect to suffer as a result of the granting of the permit. "They spit venom. They really hate us and I don't know why," said Mrs. Eggers. "Since Bill's operation we have been struggling. Our business is everything to us and Bill needs some help." Mrs. Eggers said her husband's medical problems cost in excess c $15,000 and wiped out their entire savings. But the protesting neighbors doubt the couple's claim of hardship. They say the usc of medical diabilitles on the part of Eggers Is a ploy to gain sympathy. A group of the neighbors have hired an attorney to present an appeal to the board of adjustment's ruling to the Seminole Board of County Commissioners. The appeal has been scheduled for Sent. Z. , -- Six Witnesses Scheduled At Sentencing For Mills "We don't believe those medical excuses. We've seen him upon his ladder painting house. We've seen him playing volleyball in the back yard. Would someone unable to work be able to do those things?" questioned one skeptical neighbor. The Eggers said they are not surprised by anything their neighbors say about them. Since the pool in Ft. Mellon Park in Sanford closed In 1966, Mrs. Eggers, a Red Cross swimming instructor, volunteered to teach swimming and water safety to county youngsters in the pool at her home. She said about 300 to 400 youngsters come to her pool for lessons each summer and the neighbors object to the practice. "11y soy we create traffic problems because of the lessons, but they never complain about the man who has a model train In his yard. From September to May there is a steady strein of school buses going down the road taking kids tosee the train. That's OK with then; but what I do is See FEUD, Page JA Six witnesses were expected Mills of Sanford. The state is advocating the said. "The man Is only 22 years this morning to present In addition to the first degree death penalty for Mills, said old and he's already a career testimony for and against murder conviction, the jury assistant state's attorney Don criminal. And he's violent." convicted murderer Gregory returned verdicts of guilty on Marblestone. His three witTorn Greene, defense atMills to help a Jury of seven chArges of burglary to a nesses are scheduled to lead off women and five men decide dwelling and aggravated testimony and include Mills' torney, said today he plans to whether to recommend the battery. All the charges probation officer; the victim of present three witnesses for death penalty for Mills. stemmed from the May 25 an aggravated assault by Mills testimony. Those witnesses Mills' grandfather and The jury was to return to burglary to the home of James in l976 and a sheriff's lieutenantinclude sister and Mills' former emcourt at 10 a.m. to hear the Wright, 72, of 455 S. Elliott, to identify Mills in that 1976 ployc;. testimony but by 11:30 a.m., Sanford. assault. court had not reconvened for Wright was shot and killed Marblestone said the state is Testimony was exoected to be some undisclosed reason, after he surprised a pair of advocating the death penalty concluded sometime early this After deliberating more than burglars that night. The jury because of the "heinous afternoon. The jury would then four hours Friday, the jury determined Mills was the nature" of the crime. consider the testimony and vote returned a verdict of guilty in burglar who tired the fatal shot "I think the death penalty Is on whether to recommend the the murder trial of22-year-old frc*n a .410 gauge shotgun. appropriate," Marblestone death penalty for Mills. $hark A ck' prompts. Suit Against Do ytono, Beach 0 WNUMCASUM He estimated Daytona Beach attacks In Volusla County c *411111*60 MAS the yea insurance companie, and the more frequently on Volusla in his suit, Peterson, who Is since there had not been any Comfy Bsachss than other stretches about 35 miles and curred when the bathing and now an accountant, is seeking shark attacks for 25 years, the to the uzntsrtow" city of Daytm Beach hss, spprozImate3y1om1flionto 20 wading waters were very dirty damages for his personal In- city would have no more way of BUM said."Mp.upkare According to the suits F hs.ègssrkmeietobekOW ad yW while walking Mumwas According to his statistics million people visit this par- and or very murky" juries and handicap in excess of knowing there would beashark e "N1 about fSthhskUIid *' beach annually, hiatt by motorists or shark while swimming in the 'h when large schools of bait fish $2). attack than anyone else," °1ttac ks rYIS!JOr the S TWp teeth if a r Ilang Ocean off Daytona fe ftsey'rs aim The Appellate Court sold Smith were in the area, according to p said. In his sail, charges beuçy shark, says Tern BaKh abo four years ago, — the defendaig with negligence the I ftdd~ Vb h" MW howd Avg.I& 117L As a rook,he lad Now in that they dwA ve bmM said a sand bar runs paraW to the beach about 200 as Petersburg the llillikb 1i B-f carAy to 30 yards an olivim by the out where sharks no gut ad&ck at maAmad fljj I he Pa ''p*..'of it ljg Injury Is "HIstorically, thu's has been congregate on the ocean side Arornd The Clock ark 4A Ilsescope itosd,Masdbys -'rnI'II the wading and bathing 'area "The sharks feed on large Bridge...................... a Hospital ....................43 Inc1dmt a ipicW shark hazard at the — who's bsachesin Vohula Cotady," thi he's hS.4 Some shark attacks have schools of fish," Smith said. Comics .....................43 Oitawies.................. am* hr Iwo "Daytona Beach Is nut a OccwT,d In UuS b't)üg and "The problem occurs when Creuurd.................. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 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/c28f2dcd46a4d5a8ba162f3cc73da0c9.pdf ff90dca2e58fb596e1e3143c6a1c4693 PDF Text Text 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. opIDA ;j NWIEF - Panel Reviews Exemptions Evening Herald,—( USPS 48.290)—Price 25 Cents In State Sales Tax Law —. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) A tax Reform cornmission subcommittee says O rly food, medicine, housing - and other essentials should be exempted from the state * des The subcommittee has begun a detailed review of the n exemptions in current law which will cost the state an estimated $786 million in the upcoming fiscal year. It recommended repeal of a few ezemptions and retention of others clearly related to essential services. It deadlocked Friday on several questionable tax breaks. The panel resumes deliberations July 18. It is to make recomm -• Pledges 'Unshakeable' Aid To Korea _ - Graham Skins 46 Bills TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Two professional tgul bills dealing with foresters and electrical appliance repairmen have been vetoed by Gov. Bob Graham saying they were not needed Fourteen others were signed to maintain state regulation of doctors, podiatrists, opt icians, funeral directors, nurses, veterinarians, odeopsita, real estate .salesmen, agricultural products dealers, nursing home • Administrators, electrical contractors, engineers and .-.i thitecta. In all Friday Graham signed 46 bills, allowed 10 to : berne law without his signature and vetoed two - . -• I - p.. SEOUL South Korea (UP!) But later in the toast Carter "There is abundant evkkt1t President Carter pledged an publicly alluded to South in Korea of the dramitlé "unshakeable" military Korea's failings in the area of economic progress a capable commitment to South Korea's human rights — a cornerstone and energetic people can security Saturday but of the the president's foreign achieve by working togetbà'., challenged President Park policy. "I believe this achievement Chung-Hee to match his can be matched by 'iniiv nation's economic growth with progress through the 'Shoulder to progress In human freedoms. realization of basic humif In a toast at a state dinner in aspirations in political ar4 shoulder his honor, Carter brought to the human rights." forefront the delicate issue of Park, in his toast to Cart(Ct human rights problems in South to prevent did not mention the hum Korea, one of America's closest rights question, concentrat1ó allies. Instead on South Korea's desire aggression' The dinner followed more to open a dialogue with Com than two and one-half hours of munist North Korea to prevent discussions between the two "There is a growing cotwen- a recurrence of war. leaders earlier In the day. sun within the international He said South Korea has "Everyone must know Ko- community about the fundsreans and Americans will mental value of human rights, made efforts toward reunlfica continue to stand shoulder to individual dignity, political tion of Korea, calling for talkk shoulder to prevent aggression freedom, freedom of the press with the Pyongyang goven in this (Korean) peninsula and and the rule of law," he said. meat. to preserve the peace," he said. "However, no sincere re "The right to participate in "Our military commitment to the political process helps to sponse has yet been made by Korea's security is unshaken- unite a nation in pursuit of North Korea," he said. "Bit, ble, strong and enduring." coimnon goals. we shall not despair." — Danger Herald Photo by Tom Netsel S. When Dru9 .. -• wjø*f*RONCARUASCO - substances Herald Staff Writer In the 1963 Walt Disney movie, Mary Poppina sang her lungs out about the wonders of a spoonful of sugar "to make the medicine go down." If she were singing her song today, the English governess might have Inserted a verse about checking with your family physician first before mixing certain foods with certain medication, In recent years, researchers have found that certain drugs or medications taken with certain types of foods don't mix, can be harmful and, in certain cases, can be lethal. Because some foods contain both natural and added chemicals, they can neutralize the effectiveness of certain drugs and render them virtually useless, said Randy Kiser, director of pharmacy at The drug, monoamine oxidase (MOA) has the potential to produce one of the most hazardous food-drug interactions, Kiser explained. MAO Is often prescribed to patients to ease depression or high blood pressure level. But when combined with aged cheese, Chianti wine or chicken livers, MAO may react with a substance called tyramine In these foods and skyrocket the blood pressure level, cause brain hemorrhaging and, in rare cases, death, Kiser said. Which Don't M' ix.,Pagge 2-A Recently, the Evening Herald interviewed both Kiser and Naomi Forbes, registered dietitian of Seminole Memorial Hospital, to find out the dangers of randomly mixing foods and drugs. Both professionals agreed on the potential adverse effects but'said most patients aren't even aware of the problem. "Doctors and researchers have only been aware of the drug-food effect In the past 10 years or so," Kiser said. "Research in this area Is in Its Infancy and literature surrounding these studies is scarce." In general, drugs should not be taken with soda pop, acid fruit drink or vegetable juices unless your physician says so, Kiser said. These beverages could result in excess acidity and cause the drug to dissolve too quickly. As a result the drug would dissolve In the stomach region rather than in the intestines, where absorption in the bloodstream is more Ideal, he said. In certain cases, Kiser said, foods actually can aid the absorption See DANGER, Page 3A Seminole Memorial Hospital. Other foods when mixed with certain drugs over an extensive period of time have the potential to cause severe physical ailments, he said, and in some cases, death. How extensive the interaction Is, however, dependi on the drug dosage, the individual's age and size and his medical condition, Kiser noted. Kiser recounted the story of a youitg housewife who continually mixed orange juice with aspirin to calm her late afternoon headaches. Several months later, the mother of two toddlers had to be rushed to the hospital for treatment of severe Weeding ulcers. The woman's ulcers were caused by the constant combined acidity of the orange juice with the aspirin, Kiser said. The potency of the I 'Geneva Love' OriAdo.aemtnOte Sat. - management at the Big Bt Gery Alai fronton underwent it state fronton In Quincy. the Division of Parimutuel Investigation for betting "The scope of my position Wagering, told the Eveni* Irregularities last year and Includes complete respon- Herald on June 22 that five came up dean, according to sibillty for the Orlando- additional investigators have fronton manager Gordon Seminole fronton and does not been added to his division In Hitlbert. Include any responsibilities for order to widen the probe of Hulbert said the investigation the operation of the Big Bend alleged Irregularities in Florida was conducted last December fronton in Quincy. Mrs. jai-alai frontons. Those after an anonymous source Elizabeth Calder has controlled allegations were spurred by a allegedly overheard a and managed Big Bend since It statement from Rutledge's elephonc conversation at the opened in late January, 1978," predecessor, Dan Bradley. ronton indicating some telebet Hulbert said. Bradley was quoted in Sports wagers were not recorded into "I do not know what Illustrated magazine as saying he six different betting pools. problems, If any, Big Bend Irregularities exist In all lowever, investigators found fronton has with the state Florida frontons. to substance to the report, state Division of Parimutuel Rutledge would not comment fflclals confirm. Wagering," he added. on which frontons would be Hulbert said he believes the Although the management of Investigated, but he indicated ccusation was made to try and both frontons Is separate, Mrs. that Big Bend was a possible Liscredit fronton officials. He Calder owns Orlando-Seminole target. aid he has tried to persuade and Big Bend. Hulbert said he has served In he state to reveal the identity The move by Hulbert to various positions at the I the source triggering the disassociate the management Orlando-Seminole fronton for 16 vestigatton, but the state has structure of Orlando-Seminole in years. He said the fronton Is efused. from that of Big Bend comes Hulbert also said Friday that the wake of speculation that the 100 percent on the level," anagement of the Orlando- Quincy operation may undergo adding, "our records are open eminole fronton Is totally state scrutiny for gaming for the state to investigate." arate and independent of the irregularities. -GEOFFREY POUNDS stomach, he said. - -. ByBRADPURDOM fleraldStaff Writer How don one reacttothe sudden death ofa friend? How can the overwhelming feeling of helplessness that comes with such a death be coped With? What can be done? F Geneva' clo.e4cnit There's that threat of the other person. He knew that. We talked about it When he died, well, we just didn't know what we could do. You want to do something, but what? We didn't know." bow how else to say IV Ini different' Muck's cousin Ralph, also , remem bers .vwn4hsomuft haunft We always Udbd RW killed an motorbe to be y Wi'..—, U7L '.. a , ' I a I Arevadroasek . I - 4-A . 1-241 OURZLVES Ciwewsed g £4-A !1al 4-B 4.A T Television uus.e .................s.c .................. - 26 •• a . i " ' .-.j, . .. . ... Anflual Yield . . - ,., - ••. • - "I want peopie to know about this," she said. "I want them to know that agerz areal a bad as they say. Thia was a wondeiful thing they did, something I'll never forget. Something I don't wait anyone to forget. • -- - 5.50% - [ESL1CJ .. . . - --- -------- -. -44 1 5.50% 6.50% - 5.%*uI5.65%**j_ 5.92%** 65 6 ôyw Certlflcatt 7.75% Syear ( 6.9%** _S.06%** .75% Certificate 8.00% $SrsWPb FIR T MID=FL.OF IDA -. Motorcyclists aren't necessarily bad people, filends and relatives a Gaiev youth who was killed in an auto-cycle crash June 9, want folks to know. The boy's - • -' -. -• •_( ......... . __.,. .,• -- . .- Tom V . ... ri ~lM _ Current Rate 1 year CertifIcate Certificate FEDERAL a . --- -- 6.72%** 4 year Money Market Certificate 1: ___7.85% 8.16% ** 9*000/if * [Rate guaranteed for dipoilts made through July 3rd] $10,000 Minimum Naturally, you can depend on us for the highest rate allowed on all of our savings Instruments. - - - • - ,. ,..,.. ,,... 90 dy tome. * 'Y? U nion MMMMA .. . . '. . - - MONEY, MARKET CERTIFICATE ••& LAM Hilliard, anot her 1S.yea1cld friend of Kelly's, th inks the bet thing about the that everyone could help. - None of the teensgers will say who was really behind the (hive. Theyl that's not the point. The drive, they say, was really a comm y effort. OnlyKelly's mother, Mrs. Thomas Denton, is point - Drivers Re*ect week Annual Rate i.. . missing work during the four to their be&. Two died. -- tiat 'PM"Ce j i to during 10th anniversary dinner of Sanford Naval six weeks Bundy's trial may Air MY MOUTH... "It'sy e, not mine,"I)r. defendant," he said. Station reunion at Fleet Reserve on W. First Street, Emil Spillman, an Atlanta Only one Juror was adamantFloy Kitchell was not The gates of the former naval air station were of- hypnotist tu rned Jury expert, Iy opposed to the death penalty, are expected disturbed about being sequest- . told Bandy. "You make the which prosecutors fIclally closed Jun e 30, 1968 and each year th e even ered either. The elderly black yj to seek If B" Is final decisions." is marked by re un ion of navy and marine corps homemaker says she usually "I'm illman studied prospective personnel. The festivities began Friday and conJurorsbo0y language for a clue it," was the way Mary RUM spends her time reading the tinued through Saturday. to their attitudes. He and four put It. She was a widowed Bible and watching soap .. consu1. operas. defense a•• ttorneys lteA d grocery store constantly with Bandy during trouble hearing with her left Another, black bomemaker the week it took W questionIn or. w= named as first alternate. ;ury prospects. Mrs. Russo and Estela FAdw Parker, mother of six I Snares, a Cuiwn bookkeeper at grown children, said she could "He 53555w up some Bus drivers and mechanics union had been doing. the striking drivers, Hamric aolutely fantastic Jurors,” said an exterminating company, not rnernber reading much employed by the OrangeHe said last year's un- said, have since been rehired by Spilliniti, a husky man wearing were the only white women on about Bandy. Neither could Mrs. Suarea said she Ruth Hamilton, a maid at Seminole-Osceola Transpor- successf ul strike may have the authority, a peach spouts Jacket. "He the too bner caring for her Homestead Air Force Base. tatlon Authority have voted 45- been a factor, but the only sure passed some good ones by He Hamric said t he employees an En rlarf thn t,nl,,-, whl..h -i.. .-s ...._ 5V1 IP.& VI LI VI W Fourc U=16 "b" IVUULI LVI II VUW WU UI4I " '• represented them In last year's "our people felt they either nowhave thelrchoiceofseveral were emotionally perfect." driver strIke, didn't need or want the union." methods of representation. He Bundy had no formula for Patrick Hamric, general Last year the union, said they could choose to manager of the authority, said Amalgamated Transit Union represent themselves In- picking Jurors. He said so during a recess Friday when he the Wednesday election, which 1326, struck for higher wages. dividually, form an employee'a smiled to talk with a was supervised by the National The authority fired most of the committee or join another group of over ep r orters. anion Labor Relations Boa rd, in- striking drivers after making A gag order has prohibited dlcated the employees felt theY its "final offer." New drivers Any move to join another the handsome 32-yearold dicould represent themseives then were hired at the wage union will have to wait until fendant from talking to news better individually than the proposed in that offer. Many of nut year, he said, media for one year. Mw js Csrflcate • -. - , -. V% year 1•'- .. - If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest Investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate is guaranteed and your deposit Is fully insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. Annual Rate Annual Yield • 'Flowers jut tide away and die," said Lance, who works for Kelly's father at the Dud= Auto Clinic. "Mod kids can't afford them anyway. This way all the kids could help, even if they only had a little money." - AW • . - . - . gérz'thw spread qWWy through the small town. The money began to swell. "We put an enveloçs marked 'Geneva Love' over in Anwda Eneor's store (the Geneva Grocery)," Ralph said. "That's all It -look." - - In about a week, they had collected nearly $00 In memory of their friend. - Passbook .. Word of the --• GUARANTEED AND INSURED RATE OF RETURN ON YOUR NVESTMENT* , • ,, 1.. - -. . •' tJ . , No ofle knows how or who started it, but the Geneva teenagers found somdhIsi to do, found a way to help. "It happened the day oftr Kelly died, add Ralph."An us kids Wese at# birthday party for a girl frout- around here and the idea came up that we try t6 get some money together and buy a beaddone Jor Kelly. Therewere about Iofus there, and real 80011 we had more Um $150," . of questions posed by the recut death or Kelly Jay Denton. %By Ik died June 9 in an automobile accident near Geneva. He riding W motorcyde on Route 46 when he collided head-on with an auto. Police still, are Investigating the accident. Ida distiL "You know, to think about him now Is hard," said (buck Hays, IL "It's funny the kinds of things you remember about him. His ta—he always wore hits His tihirts—aiways with a cycle on t" (buck pound and thought. . "You Just remember funny things. He was a good friend. I don't - - - - But In Geneva, although they anxiously awalt the Invsdlgiton outcome, lly's f riends have rw choice but thface _ . . • - - Teens Face Friend's Death - - compounding of interest du" the term of this account * * Interest compounded daily, yield Is in terest earned per year with principal and earnings remaining In your account. Hct: tYL/4OA$ providefor a penalty tor early withdrawal on Certlflcate of Deposit accounts. Federal Regtdatlons Prohibit uwoao, 3090 S. Orlando Of. (305.373-3770) • OtURT. U.S. 17-92 4305-855-4431 • SItANI. 'Southern R.isssI Mali MCI. 345 N. Weadland llvd. (864-734-2551) • 0117011*140 OslNs VW.. 316-$l-4413)/Iersa PSua. 1241 Piseldeata Iivd. (305574.1427) • GAINUVILLI. 'Nirthern NeIssal NOW Office. 2115 N.W. 1 $1. (1S4.371-7551)/241 W. Uuiusisity Ave. (104'*75.1500)/GalauvIlls N.M. 252$ N.W. 1311. S . (904'376•7633I/4414 W.W. Hid Ave. (N4-375-3204l5290 W. tNiwbsrry Rd. LAKE CITY.2735 U.S. 90 West (904-7528222) I 1.1111*150. 1403 5. 1411. $1. (N4-7$7-2557 • 1W $MYN$I* SuCh. 1300 S. Atlantic Ave. (904.477.3447) • ORANGI CITY. Four Teanes S1.pIq C..t.. 2410 U.S. il-Il ($4-775-4343 ORMONO 011CM. 520 5. AtlantIc Ave. (904-672-1757) - rriends and relatives are, from left, Ralph hays, Chuck Hays, M n, Thomas Denton, Thomas Denton, and Lance Hilliard. A '• : -. - il en us .; * - I. •___ '•. in. ss proverb that a man who Is his Bundy'a chances for a fair trial. She knew nothing of Bundy own counsel has a fool for a But security officer, made no until she reported for jury duty client. attempt to stop Bundy from Monday morning. Neither did Rudolph Treng, an oil company Bundy says he personally ttth*. - mfl* combined dissolved the protective coating of the •. . chief lawyer Isn't a drop In the bucket. He makes more than that each year (rain Interest on Investments. It was his first financial report as attorney general. But he filed a jIiiIIr disclosure when he qualified to rum for -tcrney general lad summer. A comparison showed his d woeth kotped by $111,080 bdwsei the two roports. ________ . Th dore picked the seven men and five "There's no such thing as an executive with a masters In chemical women who were sworn as Ideal jury," he said. "Anybody degree k • • • Is engin eering. Trnnl said he jurors Friday night. Seven of against the death penalty F* / • ' - -------• • them were black, as was the reads petroleum literature or 11*., I \ &: 7 _____ -: woman named as alternate. A the Wall Street Journal. 1 ' That way Another Juror, Robert Cor' - V today. S._ bett, said he did not like toread "The final decision of all a bout murders In the • '• • • i fri jurors lsuptome," Bundy said. -i newspaper. I . • "That Is the way it should be. I - Its not my cup of tea, ilk, an ob.cf' am very much lnv*ied In my I really. more Into sports," I defense. That war I don't feel said Corbett, who sflauaL5 going to be a good Juror. That is awnings Lor ,a like an object." 1' ,. • When he Bundy, 32 dropped out of a not so. Anybody who Is black wants to LI-'/ goes surf Utah law school before the end wilibea good juror. That Is not s' ' 'd ' — -p• Raft . of his send year. He is to. You have to fight the The third white man on the . charged with making jury, Alan Smith, is a married Spffl Ta ahassee sorority house 17 ll HeraldPhoto b Tim NStilt jury that'clothing designer With two sm. months a "You can't p i ck a and bru tally g o Altamonte Springs' Apollo Cobylake gets a piece of dub WELL, OPEN women in going towln you caiu only plc Heuldhewaan't worried about bing four y shrimp stuffed into his mouth by his wife, Doris, official. His financial disclosure report, filed Friday, puts his net worth at $7,810 nillhlon. His $50,000 salary as the date's q - . - : Jury : • •t - I'. - •, - - Jim , TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Attorney General Smith can easily lay claim to being Florida's richest state kv —' k Smith Worth S7,8 Million OO Percent Clean? Food....D..on' t M'txl, . • ___ -. Lurks In Your Diet i- - .bospital for indigents left more than $110,000 in savings *nd loan associations In several dates, hospital officials sald Friday. A. auwuuvz, w, wcu two days after being ad. -m10$aala I 1 „w w University ui& .lu.j.L, a comatose state, Hummells sistw, who lives in Maryland, contacted the bospital SW made armMada to come to Jacksonville. During ber search of Hurnmela apartment, she found passbooks h= institutions in Florida, £W5 and other - (UPI) : Pauper Leaves $ 110,000 JACKSONVILLE;iui. ITIDT Arn fr, thought to be a ; Pauper . o. pOw at a - 4 f On Picking 0 Panel 'Is Up To Me' - eo who i ued ft said such h band and teen-age ch dr Bundy does not believe the old tervlews would only diminish to bother reading newspapers. 'hh'% - *.'s•.L -' -• Carter . Bundy Says Dec is ion R LD list Year, No. 270—Sunday, July 1, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 . -:'- . EDITION SUNDAY Sunday, July 1, 1979 - -------- - - - 4 ---------------- •- -• --- - • '- • •- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NAT ION IN BRIEF 16-Year-Old Mal"tiand Girl Raped A 16-year-old Maitland girl was raped early Friday morning along the roadside just over the St. Johns River Bridge in Seminole County, sheriff's department deputies said. Deputies said the girl accepted a ride from a man said to be in Ids mid-20s in Orange County. The girl rode with the man to Daytona Beach and was returning with him when the assault occurred, deputies said. At about 3 a.m. the driver pulled his car off the roadside and told the girl he would take out a gun and kill her if she tried to resist him, deputies said. Following the assault, the girl was taken to the Handy Way Store parking lot at state Route 600 and state Route 419. There she contacted Winter Springs police, deputies said. : Is Censure Punishment Enough For Rep. Diggs? WASHINGTON (UP!) — A freshman Republican House member who once moved to expel Rep. Charles C. Diggs, D-Mich., said today he is willing to accept Instead the punishment of censure recommended by the House ..ethics committee. The committee voted, 11.0, Friday to recommend 'censure after Diggs confessed to misconduct, formally apologized and promised to repay $40,000 he received In kickbacks from five employees during the mid-1970s. "I think the act of censure will effectively Indicate where the House feels," Rep. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., told UPI. "Personally, I would not support a move to expel .him now." But Rep. Peter Kostmayer, D-Pa., a second-termer, questioned whether censure is severe enough for a felony involving $40,000 even if Diggs repays the money. Transplant Recipient OK MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Doctors at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics say they have successfully transplanted the heart of a traffic accident . victim into the body of a 23-year-old Ohio man. Dr. Donald Kahn said the transplant Thursday was the :second to use a revolutionary technique Involving a . bonemarrow transplant and extensive X-ray Irradiation of the lymph system. He said the patient, whose name was not revealed, was In satisfactory condition on Saturday. Prize For Piece Of Skylab SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The San Francisco Examiner is offering a $10,000 prize to the first person to bring a piece of Skylab to the newspaper's offices. Scientists for the National Aeronautic and Space Administration have predicted the huge space laboratory will crash In mid-July with as many as 500 pieces expected to strike the earth. Meanwhile, in Denver, a Gates Planetarium spokesman said it will pay 10,000 pennies to the person who comes closest to predicting the moment the first Skylab fragment hits the Earth. Presley Wife Wins Control MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) - Elvis Presley made no provision in his will for his former wife, Priscilla Beaulieu Presley, but she will now help oversee the late singer's multimillion-dollar estate. Vernon Presley, 63-year-old father of the entertainer, has placed Mrs. Presley, National Bank of Commerce and a certified public accountant in charge of the rock star's estate, which was valued at $7.6 million In March. Mrs. Presley was i ne' Zis4Mi 14 In Germany, where he was serving in the Army. They married in Las Vegas in 196T ancf Presley (L(eU (oraivorce five years later, citing "Irreconcilable differences." 'Phyllis Actress Dies LOS ANGELES (UP!) --- Character actress Jane Rose, who portrayed dons Leachman's dizzy mother-in-law in the television series "Phyllis," died Friday at her home of cancer. She was 67. Mrs. Rose, who also appeared in 'several movies, recently portrayed the researcher who established Alex Haley's link with his African heritage in "Boots - The Second Generation." A Family spokesman said a funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Hollywood. Spaniel Suit Settled SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) — A Judge has ruled a dog obedience school had no business flunking a cocker spaniel named Honey, despite the school's argument that cocker spaniels tend to be stupid. Barbara Ann Kendrick, owner of a 34-month-old dog, had std Sacramento Canine College for return of a $150 training fee, which the court ordered repaid. She charged that, In addition to mistreating the dog, the school failed to teach Honey to obey commands to sit, stay, lie down, come and heel. HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JUNE 29 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Sabreena L. Sapp Phyllis A. Taylor Ella Dickens, DeBary BIRTHS Sanford: Michael A. Phyllis Taylor, a baby girl DISCHARGES Sanford: Helen H. Adams Mary Elizabeth Arnold Mark A. Burnsed Aaron Davis Charlie Hillery Gertrude Ireland Sabreena L. Sapp Robert M. Taylor Grady Williams Eleanor G. Hobby, DeBary Laurie Shrock, D.8.ry Rosa Adams, Eustis Michael A. Nesiler, Lake Helen Louise Cooper, Orange City Sunday, July 1, 1979-3A PISTOl. MISSING if A nickel-plated .38 caliber pistol valued at $239 was reporJ stolen from the car of a Summerfield, Ha., man early Sat urday morning, Sanford police said. Action Reports * Fires * Police said the thief broke into the car of Robert Hampton aid Courts * removed the gun hue the car was parked in the 1100 block of 1th Street. Police Beat jealous husband, according to Seminole County sheriff's deputies. Delores Jackson, 37, of 1901 W. 16th St. and Willie Presley, 44. of 1114 E. 11th St., were resting at Seminole Memorial Hospital today. Both were shot twice in the legs and upper body Thurs(Ia night while in it Ingwood apartment. Both victims underwent immediate surgery following their arrival at SMII, a hospital spokesman reported. JEWELRY STOLEN Jewelry and other items valued at $3,115 were reported stolen from the home of Carol Vantyne, 1397 Madrid Way, Maitland sometime Friday, Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said. Deputies said the thief gained entry to the home by cutting through a screen in the bedroom window of the house. In custody at the Seminole County Jail is Mrs. Jackson's husband, Jack. lie has been charged with attempted murder in connection with the shootings, deputies said. According to sheriff's deputies, Jackson is believed to have shot the pair %. lilt it .32 caliber handgun. Deputies said Jackson was angered by the alleged affair between his wife and Presley. CONDITION STABLE Two Sanford residents remain in satisfactory condition today following emergency treatment Friday for gunshot wounds suffered In a double shooting alleged to have been committed by a ('IVILSLIT The following civil suit has been filed with the office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking damages in excess of $2,500. Edward A. Stern, representative of Interstate Mall Shopping ('enter, is suing Cuddler Pet Center, Inc. and Richard L. Parker. According to the suit, both parties entered into a lease areement on .Jan. 31, 1979 for premises located at the Interstate Mdii Shopping Center on Interstate 4 and state road 436. Under the terms of the contract, Parker was required to pSy $950 for May and June, 11 79 but has failed to do SO. Stern seeks a restraining order to stop the pet center from operating as a business on the center's premises. lie also is asking the court to evict the defendant for failure to pay the rent dup. To Avoid Conf lict Of Food And Drugs... To avoid any conflict between food and drugs Seminole Memorial Hospital officials advise patients to follow these tips: —Always ask your physician what specific foods and drinks should be avoided when taking a prescribed drug; — Avoid swallowing medication with fruit juice, caffeine drinks or carbonated beverages; use a full glass of ordinary tap water instead. A spoonful of Jam or jelly may be used to guard against stomach upset or hide an unpleasant taste; - Eat nutritional, nellbalanced meals from a wide variety of foods. The chronic use of a drug is less likely to deplete the body's storage of vitamins and minerals if the overall nutritional status is in good condition; Heating Oil on the tablet. I)isulllram Disulfiram is equivalent to the unabuse drug which is used to treat alcoholics. This drug should not he conswned with foods containing alcohol because the combination will cause uncomfortable side effects. Tetracycline This anti-biotic should not be taken with milk, dairy products or foods high in iron content. PenicIllins Should not be used with excessive quantities of acidic fruit juices or beverages containing acidic substances. h.........e... .h .. 0.. IIuuI,Iv1 UL Monoamine Oxidase iMAO WASHINGTON (UP!) prescription drugs to determine While taking MAO and from Deputy Energy Secretary John whether the two will tuve an seven to 28 days after stopping O'Leary says the Energy Department will use Its powers adverse effect on each other; treatment, it person should not Always take the eat or drink alcohol or alcoholic over oil refiners if they fail to medication at the prescribed beverages, ban ii nit, broad meet an Oct. 1 target for Intense production of home heating oil. time: before meals, during beans, Bovril, excessive meals or after meals. quantities of caffeine, chicken, The Democratic Study Drugs most often used and chocolate, cheese, figs, licorice, Group, an organization that foods to be avoided with them liver, Marmite, meat prepared research on issues for the ts: :zuat tenderizers, pickled are listed below: House, met with O'Leary Laxatives or U 'dj.ial& .hag, (aalel.k, &,, YT%tV.nd naked him what Should not be taken with milk yeast extract and yogurt, could be done If heating oil M ono a in in e Ox I d a se Inventories and production or dairy products or alkalizing rates fell too short for the foods (nuts, most vegetables, is a drug prescribed to ease most fruits) because these depression or high blood coming winter. The study group said O'Leary products may cause a disin- pressure levels. — SHARON CA RR/tSC() promised, "If refineries are not tegration of the specla: coating producing enough heating oil by October to meet next winter's demands, the Department of Energy will take away crude oil Dang er L THE LINES OF from those refineries not meeting production goals and COMMUNICATION (Continued From Page M) give it to those who will." The Democratic group said of a drug into the bloodstream. This Is true with the drug, O'Leary added, "The president griseofulvin, a substance used to combat fungus Infections, when Southern Rell Telephone Company's Roy Mellor has made replenishment of taken with a meal of fatty foods, he said. heating oil stocks the top As a precaution against food-drug side effects, Mrs. Forbes managed to untangle this priority of the Department of warned dieters to avoid the overdosage of vitamins and the food fads. me SS of 1111(1 ergro LI 11(1 Energy." "There's nothing more important than eating a wide variety of C'Ibk' line to complete his O'Leary also testified at a foods, having a well-balanced diet and getting the essential vitamins work at U.S. 17-92 just Joint hearing of three subcom- daily," Mrs. Forbes said. mittees studying energy and "Some people think that if a little bit is good for you, then a lot must south of Sanford. Mellor the environment. be better," she explained. "But this isn't true. There are some foods and other crewmen installed the underground He assured the subconunit- that are toxic if you eat enough of them." tees home heating oil supplies Excessive amounts of foods high in Vitamin K, such as liver and cable, replaciI)14 01(1 cable without un' spinach, could compromise the medicinal effectiveness of an- and air p11)e. can be built up mediate use of mandatory ticoagulants or blood-thinning drugs, Kiser said. lie offered the Herald Photo by Tom Netsel federal powers to get the following hypothetical example. nation through the winter "IF someone was on a spinach fad and ate one pound a day, his without having some homes go doctor would notice the clotting time of his blood was altered," Kiser cold. said. "He would tell that person to take more of the blood-thinner." "If the person later gets off the fad diet but Is still getting the high He said present conditions do power to dosage of anticoagulants, he is now taking a toxic dose," Kiser said. not warrant use of the Kiser, who Is a member of the American Pharmaceutical deny crude oil from any tion (APHA), said the national organization has recognized cia refiners who are dragging their Asso problem associated with the food-drug interaction. It is potential feet, but he added, "We have the to place auxiliary labels on certain drugs, pharmacists advising and we have the the tools they should be ingested. when and how explaining time to achieve that goal (of Drug Administration (FDA) has not mandated the The Food and adequate heating oil supplies) Isn't too far behind," Kiser said. we have absolutely no labeling practice yet but "it and Both Kiser and Mrs. Forbes indicated they really didn't know how reluctance to use those tools." serious the food-drug Interaction problem has become. Energy officials set a goal of "I'm not aware of a national problem but there is a potential for 240 million barrels of heating oil it," Mrs. Forbes said. "Maybe there's more happening than we U in storage by winter. O'Leary think." described that as enough for a Kiser concurred with Mrs. Forbes about the potential dangers, but colder-than-normal winter. Insisted far more serious situations than the food-drug mixture exist Last winter was extremely and should be of concern. not convinced it's a national problem," Kiser said. "It's not cold, he noted, yet "we did , ot "I'm L._h _L..1__ .1_,.. ..1aL. _.I.....L..,I T'L.. .._4Z..I .. LL..... 'f.,.... UIUILUH IS IJIVLV. iiieiv US DUO US uiixing U1US WiW WVUIIW. 5111 LJ(,/ lose a house during that not been that many studies done yet." Just have He said he period." same can be achieved this year. - Report immediately any side effects when using a prescribed drug to your physician; - Read the labels on over- Ultimatum - DENTAL SERVICE Phone 834-0000 Free Consultation Full Mouth X-Rays Prophylaxis •'••'•••'.'. is'.'.'. s700_slBoo Fillings 00000000000000000000 $700 —$1800 Root Canal............ $6000 _U140 0 0 Temp. Denture Set...........5 15000 Characterized Set •'•........ 500°° J.O. KANG, D.D.S. 1092 Hwy. 434 Longwood, Florida - ... - -- WEATHER ?) i o 9 a.m. readings; tern. perature, 79; overnight lows, 71; yesterday's high, 91, barometric pressure, 30.00; relative humidity, 85 percent; winds, NW at 6 mph. Forecast: Partly cloudy through today with scattered thwsderthower, mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. Highs In the low 96s and LOWS tonight In the low to mid. lOs. Winds variable 10 wiles per hour orless. Rain probability 50 percent during dw afternoon, decreasing to 20 percent at night. SUNDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high, 12:53 am., 1:32 p.m., low 7:07 am., 7:38 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 12:50 a.m., 1:24 p.m.; low 1:58 a.m., 7:19 p.m. Bayport: high, 6:52 am., 1:40 p.m.; low, 12;:21 am., 1:11 p.m. MONDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: hIgh, 1:43 am., 2:23 p.m.; low 7:54 am., 8:23 p.m. Port CBnaveral hIgh, 1:38 am., 2:15 p.m.; low 7:45 am., 8:14 p.m. Bayport: hIgh, 7:41 am., HI p.ni.;. low, 1:17 am., 2:21 p.m. BOATING FORECAST St. Augmtlae to JiItcr Inlet out 50 miles Winds variable mostiy 10 knots or less tInih today. Sees 3 feet orLeU.Winds and seas higher near widely scattered thunderstorms. : "The public appears to have accustomed itself to a summer and fail of gasoline supplies at level, which will permit refiners to maximize their yields of middle distillates, U crude oil supplies reeTalri at currant levels." Middle diatillates are refined crude oil products that Include home heating oil and diesel KE __---------- -. . .. STONE FACING INSTAILID ON YOUR It simple. 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First St. Sanford Central 3000 Orlando Drive Sanford Sanford Plata Drive-ins Coming en tGZO S- 11. 434 — Longwood 323.1776 ----•' ' '::, -. - ': --: ........ . . �Evening Herald Around Garbage. My yard Is f ull of It every Saturday morning. On each Friday night I dutif ul ly put my trash in a plastic ba g—the Hefty type, just as Jonathan Winters suggests. And by early Sat urday morning before the gar bage truck arrives to take it away, the Lake Mary dogs have routin ely broken open the bag and littere d the contents a bout my front yard. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $325; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock It's A Question Of The Degree By GEOFFREY POUNDS My neighbors tell me they experienced the same proble ms until they purchased plastic or metal containers to but the bags in. But I don't un derstand why I should have to pay for ref use paraphernalia to combat the bad habits of other people's dogs. They should buy me a container. leash. Every morning I pass numerous dogs unleashed. They are the same culprits who raid my garbage. Where are their owners, I ask. The problem Is not new in Lake Mary, and I sympathize with city officials who must hear the complaints a dozen times a week. The problem does not belong in the officials' realm, though. It Is the dog owners who should be phoned, preferably at a bo ut 4 a.m. just as their pets are working on a second helping of Th ursday night throwouts. Better yet, I wo uld encourage persons experiencing aggravatio ns similar to min e to place their trash along th e ro ad near the homes of the delin quent dogs' owners. It might invite them to buy a leash. It's not that I don't like dogs. Far from it. I conskier them among nature's most noble creat ures and I count as precious the hours I spend with my own canine companion. What particularly disturba me is that the dogs vandalizing my garbage are not the junkyard strays. They are beasts of breeding. They in clude Irish Setters, Cocker Spaniels and other apparent pure breds. I know, for I have watched. I also have watched the owners of those dogs drive by me as I begin my Saturday cleanup routine. They invariable speedup and look the other way in an obvious ploy to conceal their guilt. Every morning 1 take my dog for a walk on a .- ' 7' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L : It is a paradox of our times that Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Central America all seem to press in on Americans more closely than Canada, our contiguous continental neighbor. But trouble is also mounting to the north and this is not without considerable interest to us. French-speaking Quebec, Canada's largest province in area and its second most populous province, Is moving ahead to loosen its ties with the rest of the English-speaking country. Quebec Premier Rene Levesque, as long expected, has announced a referendum set for next spring to let Quebecers express th emselves on what they want their political status to be within the Canadian Confederation. The exact wording of the referendum question is yet to be hammered out. But it is unlikely to call for Outright independence and a complete break from Canada, despite contrary indications from Frenchspeaking extremists. A poll conducted by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation last March found only 19 percent of Quebecers questioned favor secession and sovereignty. Almost 40 percent favor a loosely defined but more politically independent Quebec with economic ties to th e confederation. And 50 percent support giving th e provincial government in Montreal a mandate to negotiate such semi-automony. This public-opinion sampling indeed may suggest the character of th e referendum question. Even so, some sort of unilateral declaration of independence by Que bec now seems in the offing. The long-simmering separatist Issue in Canada came to a boil three years ago when Quebecers went for broke on the question by electing to power Mr. Levesque and his secessionist-minded party, Parti Quebecois. The situation became even more heated in May with the defeat of Prime-Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, a bilingual Quebecer, by Joe Clark, the upstart Conservative leader symbolizing English-speaking Canada, 'Jnfortunately, the election polarized the French-Enitsh dtvtiV In Canada. Almost With out excptI?in' Tf u au's tlbefM P!yis'on ' only in areas witli FrOfich-speakiiig majorities, and th at Clark's Conservatives received a half-million fewer votes nationwide. Under the parliamentary system, Trudeau's plurality, Isolated as It was in Quebec, was not enough to re-elect him. Although the election confirmed Canada's duality, the outcome was not altogether that simple. The English-speaking Canadians, whose previous support had given the Trudeau Liberals 16 years In office, were ckarly weary of an inflation and unemployment rate of nearly 10 percent and voted in favor of Clark's program of lower taxes and economic Incentives, Unfortunately, as Premier Levesque has emphasized, the end result is a new national government in Ottawa of English-speaking Conservatives and an opposition almost entirely of French. speaking Liberals. This is bound to aggravate the einnic clivisions and be partiewarly trustraung for Quebecers. From all indications, it seems most unlikely that English-speaking Canada will resist Quebec's indnthn'i hv fnrr nf nrme ghniild niniii t'nmø :::.:' 6t. :-t LUV .VI 1UU117 UI U IUUVLIUI W IIUVV £UU UI national bonds in Canada is conditioned only by the question of degree - how far the Quebecers choose to go in pursuit of separation based mostly on language. The defection of Quebec from the Canadian Confederation , to whatever degree, can only ' weaken a country which has been one of America's closest friends and staunchest allies. Moreover, a -- _ L_--.1 L ALt_ natural u..cw1vernza1nvreaseuuyuIlsauwuonaI evidence of weakness In the Free World corn- munity. 'U ! - __ Health Care F'i' eld Has Become The Wh e pping Post' i . I !, . 0 , ' V' Black Odd-Even ff Odds "" Getting Ga's ' 11 11 Criers RICHMOND, Va. (NEA) The slxeolumn lead story In the Richmond Afro-American tells me in words more lucid than the wire service stories in my hometown dailies what revelance there is for me in U.S. District Court Judge Barrington D. Par ker's recent decision to declare President Carter's "voluntary" wage and price guidelines unconstitutional. Judge Parker, the Afro says, has dealt a lethal blow to the president's "already anemic battle against inflation." Gordon W. Crane's story also tells me that J udge Parker isa64-year-old native of RossWn, Va., and that he Is black. What the Afro-American and the nearly 200 other black newspapers published in the United States do ls.put ME in the picture. They show me the bl ack side of the news. I - - I IIIII:: _______ Even ____ 9 U - - _____ ______ . • —. " ________________ _____ And, many a consum er suspects that the big bil companies have plenty of gasoline stashed aW just waiting for higher prices. There is sbthe truth to the suspicion, though probably not to the presumed motive. The oil companies have beh stocking up on crude oil, but the likely reaoñ is that they were trying to second-guess the feddW government. __ •, ... - After all, If news has its Republican and Democratic points of view, or can illuminate the particular positions of other political groups, why can't it do the same for blacks? This Issue's second lead story paints a word picture of events In Decatur, Ala., followin g the first black vs. Ku. Klux Klan confronta tion. One k front-page Item describes Virginia's preparations for Its first execution in 17 years. Another tells of the Indi ct ment of three officials of a black coll ege in Dallas. "The clock is running out," warns a headline, for a decision from President Carter on recognizing the new government of Rhodesia. A district attorney hasn't decided yet whether to prosecute a white man for shoot ing a black man in the former's cafe. A 74-year-old Norfolk minister died under the wheels of a 30-ton coal j ____________ _________ _____ _____ _____ 2 ' Second-guessing, In fact, Is the main cu1prii. The federal government, well-intentioned but Inefficient as it so often Is, Is the main cause of the second-guessing - ' ____ ____ ingl :': Poli ticians, always anxious not to get caught with any blame for anything that goes wrong, single out the oil companies. LAA ____________ FO.r months on end the medical "on has been del uged with figures lintIng out the rising cost of medical care nd I mw physicians' fees have gotten out or I. The health care indust ry has been ed out for proposed legislation that, ed , would constit ute compulsory price is on physicians and hospitals. price cont rols are being promoted I'll,any individuals who have had li ttle hence in the health care field and i when discussing other problems of l,j Inflationary times, abhor the very ht of price controls except for those be imposed In the health care industry. i IQ his art icle "Doctors' Incomes: em is Inflated — Not the Fees" in Ilcal World News," E. Noel Preston, 14 cited some Interesting statistics the Consumer Price Index. Accor to the government, physicians' 9 M, 1967 to June, 1978 have Increased 1 percent. In the same period, again 1l 'ding to the government, the legal fee rawing up a simple will has increased fN percent; auto repairs, 219.9 percent; ngling a roof, 274.9 percent; and (MIScing a sink, 237.5 percent. The list ould be expanded If one wanted to use the to further em phasize the point, .i iply stated, physicians' fees are not of lin e In comparison with other areas I the economy. So how is it that there are rof sslons which do not receive the same rffl ism from the government? Frustration over gasolin e sh o rtages has mot everyone looking around for a culprit. Now t)th the made-in-California gas-line spfead across the nation the frustration has become even more acute. It Is hard to find a single source to blame. The current shortages are the result of a spldereb f actions, Inactions and second-guessing."" ___ I I I lIlI .--- GuestColurnnlst RONALD REAGAN ________________________________ It _______ First, by allocating fuel geographically apd fuel prices politically, the bureaucrats of the Department of Energy are constantly ha ving to second-guess the market. • EDUCATION WORLD 011wee years ago airline pilots who flew ss ban 60 hours a month averaged Din income and this was exclusive of ringe benefits as retirement, health . I The 'Fundamental Sunday, July 1, 179-5A 0lation Blamed For High Costs ,. J9EORGE W. NORThUp, DO., FAA) JULIAN BOND . bPINION P 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, July 1, 979-4A there by such enormous margins . r'j co ncerned about the high cost of medical EDITOR'S NOTE: George care. Programs of vol unta ry cost con. Northup f a practicing phy- tainment have been ado pted and pursued sician in Maca A,-i., UlIu ...& with ,,4n.... •,,.., v..'. t,.nnO,' VI5Ut any uui branch of society. president of the American Osteopathic Ass'n (AOA). His A rece nt example identifies the point. A perspective on the problem of nurse on her way to work was stopped to spiraling medical care costs, wait to pass through an area of road which varies from the average construction. As she stopped, standing person's Is reprinted from Th e beside her car was a young lady wearing a har d hat and acting ass flagman. They got Journal of the AOA. to talking and the nurse asked, if you don't want to answer this question, just say so. insurance, and reduced airline fares. A But I wonder if you would mind telling me self-employed doctor has to take care of all ho w much you make an hour being a these expenses himself. flagman. The young lady repli ed that she If we're so concerned about the Income, didn 't min d at all . She made $9.50 an hour. why isn't the government concerned with The question Is not whether a flagman at the salaries of people such as Joe Namath a place of road construction deserves $9.50 and Barbara Walters? an hour. But as the nurse proceeded on to her job at the hospital, she couldn't help Within the government Itself, the but wonder whether her job that pays far secretary of the Department of Health , le ss was worth the satisfaction she Education and Welfare, Joseph A. received from her work. Call!ano, Jr., receives an annual income of It's no wonder that there is a shortage of $66,000 pl us benefits and it is reported that a top economist at the Council on Wage nurses In many areas of the country. They and Price Sta bi lity gets $63,000 or more in would be financially better off forgetting salary and benefits. This is the council that about their professional duties, buying points a finger at the many. "greedy" hard hats and flags, and going to work! physicians who make less than $63,000, Ills a greed that there is nosimpllsttc If fees are going to be frozen, then so answer to our inflationary times. However, the government is blatantly sho uld expenses. The problem is not fl health care industry alone or physicians' unfair to attack a profession that Is fees. The problem is runaway Infl ation, making a greater voluntary effort than and the health care field has become the almost any other group to hold down costs whipping post for bureaucratic and media while at the same time increase Its ex. attack, penses to maintain the services which the public demands. It seems to me that It is a bout time that the health care industry launch an In. Strikes by physicians is an unthin kable formation campaign to inform the public solution to many of us. The fact of the of the truth. The American Osteopa thic matter is that more and more physicians Association and the American Osteopathic are being encouraged into early Hospital Association have long been retirement, sharply curtai ling the services which they formerly offered and becoming a frustrated and disill usioned profession. Sooner or later, if compulsory price controls are applied to the heal th care industry, the quality will deteriorate. And guess who w ill be blam ed ? If the governm ent says the ban on physician advertising must be lifted, then let us use that advertising space to accurately inform the public that it is the I ,&., . /7 — I J In recent months, for example, they have been pressuring the oil companies to produce more S heating oil so as not to be caught short In New 1. England next winter. It wo uld be politically By PATRICIA Mt'CORMACK their influence on other schools, which may be embarrassing, after all, for the president to ii UPI Education Editor rather like that of a third party in politics. The himself ca mpaigning in New Hampshire In the !j1 car. C9J are (ten Schools withifl chnol a trend in public fundamental schools t! iuel iig crisis. Theqtic. arq Inside, two coumnista and an editorial -klackboard solutions tothe problems of ow.stut1eflt morale !ertng retr*tyuep, nave given n to the 3t'tJ a1nat ,jjeatpenaIty. ne podrecleveInes*ieeItatnwenroMrns.tiind page devo(éd t 'iunTes br classroom3tn-tunnil. oil made 1no coluian and another story on a 11is is especially true of the "fundamental" or closing schools, and even racial imbalance. gasoline or heatinS oil but not boUN Vam Amw Z411 # Africa repeat the front-page warning to Carter in 21 school ba ls with in some systems sic sch oo shortened suppli es at the gas pumps. ThWWheeW not to relax sanctions against the Muzorewa The Council's inventory of fundamental states, all in response to parents demanding schools operating within public school systems Hindsight taught the oil companies that theyy i government, something more structured than regular public includes: had better hedge their bets against future suoolv The editorial cartoon links the Ku Klux ________ ,uiiv uiuress in rue necg 'fl7 hooded education. cuts — such as happened in Iran by building were rfd")mo Volkswagen at a bout 4:30 vedlgatlon continue to be perplexed by Klan's white hoods and the blackold Daniel Christensen of Sanford. These basic schools sonic with dress codes Alabama Birmingham; Alaska i('' theii' crude oil stocks. This, too, cuts into curibt p.m. that ds- when an elderly man, for no just how slow the wheels of justice turn, executlo'er of John Spenkelin k h Florida. e County officials still say they don't Mesa; California and some stressing character training and Anchorage; Arizona gasoline production. Again, the government's reason, aimed a .22 cali ber rifle especially considcvit u.n'ue of the cirapparent A columnist argues against the draft as 'Row Is responsible, Lagunitus, Los Angeles, started making the scene in the Cupertino, patriotism Monterey at . eir car and fired. The bullet struck cumstances. hand Is evi de nt. Had Congress not gone Oh'the th char ges th at campai gn "racist," and pnother Geoffrey oW11 witnesses to the shooting still say early and middle '70s following development in Peninsula, Mt. Diablo, Pacifica, Palo Alto, rampage against U.S. Intelligence gatheting riste Ch en in the neck and medical ns cronies of Sen. Sam Nunn (D-Ga.) have stymied made positive identification of the For example, Lance Butler, one of the late '60s of another kind of alternative school. Pasadena, San Diego, San Jose, Santa Ma, activiti es the government could have foreseen au th o rities said It would be safer to leave Carter's attempts to nominate a black judge in Pounds ian who fired Christensen's friends In the car at the time th e sh . ot dubbed "magnet" Stockton. tither alternative schools the problem in Iran and everyone — nc144 the jrojectle there than to remove It, GeorgIa. I e of the shooting, said he was told by the th Lake County State's Attorney's were set up to encourage schools conaniPs the oil — could have olanned alil44. according to the victim. Colorado Aurora, Jefferson County; Florida The Afro Is the bl ack town crier, a herald of nice sti ll cla im s not an responding deputy that his testimony as to th e Information on desegregation and provide a smorgasbord: The battle over decontrol of gasoline prld The Lake County Sheriff's Department the gunman's identification Broward, Dade, Pasco, and Pinellas Counties. good news and a messenger of disaster. Papers ise has been seemed shaky. received. programs for gifted students, enrichment for and Imposition of a so-called windfall profits ti Investigated the shooting, but no arrests Jefferson Wichita; Kentucky Kansas xi it, like the Afro don't have much circulation. But But in Butler Insists that was a nu ts he ll not the case. An was th e mi d-week amounts to a political minuet between the Ilte Montgomery Co unty; Wekiva River Road just west of the have been made. The in vestigation Is they keep the American black community . youths with outstanding talents in the arts and Co unty; Maryland of a army green beret veteran bi zarre who is now a sh oot g in in cident superinstruction in skills providing Massachusetts that still other 1 House and Congress. Instead of lookIng'for continuing, spokesmen said. Andover, Cambridge; formed about itself. Seminole County line, place J lifeguard, Butler says he has un e 5 off plenty of state Highway graduation. for jobs upon 46 on readine ss scapegoats they should be encouraging Michigan Flint, Gran d Rapids; Minnesota Black Enterprise magazine, the official black Christensen said he and his companions Those waiting for a result of the in. training In observation and he knows who The Council for Basic Education in producers to look for oil. Minneapolis; Missouri St. Louis; New Jersey version of The Wall Street Journal, says these Ill T11 .,.. U.'Ib ,,,.tn.i ,,Inr.rin,,hn,,cn fnr tiur, while rue battle goes on (and You a,e cnarioueMontclair; North Carolina . newspapers "rank second only to black churches information on alternative fundamental schools, Mechlenberg. waiting In long lines for gasoline) take t*at In their espousal of black causes — from the says it would be a mistake to think of the schools from the odd-even marketing aloUUon of slavery in the 19th century to the Columbus, Cincinnati; Oregon Ohio cookie-cutter fashion. California In 1974, my last year as governor, we w .i' crusades for economic justice during the present Eugene; Pennsylvania'- Philadelphia; Texas devised the system during the Arab oil embargo. .c All". period of white back1uh and high unemIn its current "Bulletin," the Council makes Baytown, Houston; Virginia — Arlington Each county had the option of putting It Into these points about f undamental schools: ploym ent." uiu Count)'; Wisconsin Racine. effect. Th st po di —Returns are only beginning to conic in; but e mo pulous ones d, Most recently these pa pers have supported the method in gle of no s Th e Council endorses It took a while for everyone to get used to It, reports of high morale among students and instruction but regards the development of the shift from white to black power in America's ,i ': but once they did It worked well. teachers alike, of waiting lists, of good parent alternative schools as healthy. cities when t he white press voiced fears that NOW, as the rest of the.natlon experiences the so unded a though they came from Ian Smith. cooperation, and of very respectable achieve,rli et "This country's history includes the persistent oblem, California is virt ually back to nonMl. pr 'fl Afro describes itself as "a champion of ment suggest that the alternative fundamental belief that public ed ucation should offer diver.LThough we may have carefully planned But since he expresses so well the plight home and eating out or traveling is a noOd(ieven won't solve the long-range proLen, civic welf are and the square deal." That reads a schools are making a successful demonstration sit)' lest'the systemsbecome so lockstep and unl* 60 how we would live in retirement of many older people, this answer might no. but it ut least Insures you can buy enough gas to lot better to me than "All the news that's fit to of basic education, cJtsz,,,65, the evertightening grip of inform th at differen ces in skill, interest, and talent also offer help to many others who share "I think now with the increase in Social get to work and the supermarket. print." —Perhaps most important and promising Is be dangerously neglected." the Council noted. tIon has squeezed the air out of our his problems. Security In July that I should be able to ubble of dreams for a fruitful life as we He wrote: "A couple of years ago I wrote save enough for my burial. I have not been row older. about living well on$3 per day after paying able to find out If there Is Social Security , Even If we are Lucky enough to have rent. It got harder ane I was able to get help (for burial costs). It wouldn't be lair !celved a pension and Invested It soundly supplemental aid a year ago. I now have $5 for nephews and nieces who l seldom see to B well as to have put aside savings, we per day and I have a good life. have to pay an uncle's expenses. p :.. ow find the dollar looking more and more "I'm not treated as If It were charity "This letter was intended to ask about a Ri 1 U keaiplugged nickel. U II • i I which cleaning fee. I paid $60; a friend paid $50. It is. But 'pride cometh before a . , tj '' Ar suer of my column in the Modesto, dress to the following letter. So, I can't How long should a clean tenant with fall,' so I've adjusted and at 67 am quite Bee didn't sign his name and ad- write to him directly. nothing to dirty the house except himself happy. My life dill centers around my own There was no explanation for his refusal. But Jim Lloyd, D.Calif., — told ow reporter keith WASHINGTON — Documents buried in appal to Kissinger. She asked that he use his 3iL1 department insiders note that Kissinger hat- Shuinger they saw no conflict In their dual government archives disclose that former Influence with the Soviets to learn the truth about ih bored a venomous animosity toward Swede n for memberthlp. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger br usquely her Son. She reminded hini that Wallenberg, a University of Michigan graduate, had tinits outspoken criticism of America's Vietnam vetoed a State Department move to help an But foh, Rep. Tom R.allsbick, R-IIl., intervention, panicularly President Nixon's year-old Swedish woman learn the fate of her dertaken his dangerous mercy mission in expressed some second thoughts. "I've never iv unauthorized bombing of Cambodia. son, a heroic diplomat who disappeared into the Hungary at the request of the American amattended a meeting of the (st rength) group pd I bassador in Stockholm. Wallenberg's mo ther died without knowing do Soviet prison system at the close of World War n't "I ask you, who by vi rt ue of yo ur ex whether her son had survived the living death of It," heremember the circumstances of II. said. "I do have a problem with the10pi traordlnary efforts have liberated thousands of a Soviet prison camp. called statement of principles. U they d&'tV The missing Swede is Raoul Wcllenberg, who prisoners, against the background of my tragic With your permission, I would like to F note: Israeli Prime Minister Menachem reflect my viewpoint, I'll have to get out." present some reasons why the SALT 2 as a 31-year-old diplomat stationed in Budapest, Ignorance of what really happened to my son Begin asked President Carter to raise the treaty should not be ratified. was crecited with having saved thousands atter he was ar rested, to inform me If ou have action. bring false hope to the terminally to cod Americans at least $150 million a WASHINGTON WHIRL: Uneasy redlih Wallenberg case at his recent summit meeting The US. is overweight and has Hungarian Jews from Hitler's extermination the possibility to undertake something w hich can Cosmopolitan elilmi that all of Its ads ie sexually Insecure, to the Obese, year. efcase held by a member of Jimmy Ca with Soviet boss Leonid Brethnev in Vienna. A heart trouble (read: lacks Intestinal camps. Such selflessness was apparently tirow new li ght on my son's late, and If he is still Postal officials say the general public come with money-bank guarantees and tocountlessothers plagued by Sta t Depa rtment official told us the issue was Cabinet. Energy Secretary James Sctdes1nis fortitude). The first thing a doctor does comprehensible to the Russians. When they alive to return him to liberty," the anguished wrongly believes that the Postal Service without time limits. Yet, the magazine lroblems, real or Imagined, probably not raised. The While House had not the Odds-cm favorite for the ax In most polti1 In a case like this Is to prescribe a overran Hungary they promptly arrested mother wrote. are the advertisements for mall- licenses mil-order advertisers, and that recently carried an ad for a bust returned o ur calls by the time we went to press. oracles' books. In fact, the breadth and intiisl SALT-free dIeti wanenberg,. whisked him off to Moscow and Obviously moved by her appeal, a panel of developer. When Consumer Reports miracles" that sometimes draw the ads In reputable ngith,es and of the criticism aimed at him may be the ày The chief negotiator, Cyrus sentenced him to prison witho ut trial on carges five State Department officials appointed to HAPPY MEDIUM: Four members newspapers must be valid. looked at the quiral*ee accompanying the e ra into buying products that can thing that's saving his jub: Carter 1'et Vance, has been a notorious appeaser of espionage. Congrtss take have managed to studythe case recommended that Kissinger The Pedal Service does have the job of bed developer, we found that It said: "All meet the classic Schlesinger Is being made now, pain and even death. The a scapegoat fórthe communism for years. He and of We have written in earli er columns how the action. They drafted a letter for K issinger to definition of a Mugwump — someone with protecting the public from deceptions and me promises that can't be kept returns med be postmarked no later than energy crunch. Robert (Strange) McNamara, during RuulansatflrstliedaboutWallenberg, denying sign, and taped coded Instructions to U.S. mugononesldeof thefenceandhlswumponthe But the he case of one "Incredible Crash- frauds Involving use of the 14 days from the patron's receipt of her But White House sour ces ll 1 r te us a bit Iotu .se.,, the JFl( Administration, removed Gen. any knowledge of him. Yearalaterthey admitted dipl omats In Moscow to pursue an inquiry with ether. They are members of two groups that reakthrougb" substance. Its sheer number of health promotions allows cante for po li ti tical extinc on TanIs Walker and U. Co). Roberts from their having held him, but claimed he died In the Russians. have opposite views on arms control. While bed development may son a rs proclaimed In fuilpage ads In 12 many of these schemes to go unchecked. In t h s Brock Adams. H commands, in Europe, for teaching an Lublanka Prison in 1947. "Agalnst the background of the humanitarian Thu groups are the Coalition for P*C relatively harmless comeon ,other mailnewspapers that It "BURNS addition, the Postal Service's efforts are committed t he unpar do nable s in of puWI4)r anti-communist program called ProBut we were recently given convincing nature of the case and your son's efforts for order health claimi assume a more through Strength, an aggressively anti-SALT q s MORE FAT EACH 24 HOURS hindered because many publications print acme of the president's er ue Blue to their troops. evidence by former Inmates of the Gulag Hungarian Jews during the last war," the letter elilmi without checking memos organization affiliated with the ulDAY." mall order health P' YOU RAN 14 MILES A proposals. That, they say, may be enou:'; Russia has never honored the Archipelago that Wallenberg was alive at least prepared for Wallenberg's mother said, "the Elgbiy..even women, Including two traconservative American Security Council, and full-page ad In 16 national even the most outrageous ones. Which cab inet m em t,.jOb ber has th es e b Helsinki Accords that promised othelate 1TheRuulanscontinueto ck UnitedStagovernm en t ispreparedto ask the the Members of Congress for Peace Robert Nesbit, Coinopolitan's mall- employees of Mothering Magazine, es Including Sports Illustrated it alth secur y?Sowceasayit'sHe ,Eucat1d of emigration and the obfreedom by their story that he died in 1947. Luw, a congressional caucus that favors repwt4y became pregnant after taking a Soviet govenunent via the Ame rican embassy in iulre, promoting a plastic belt, order director, tenied the Postal Service W ar e Se cret ary Joseph Califmo. Althii servation of human rights. President Following up on our disclosures, Swedish Moscow w ha t has ha ppened to your son." disarmament. The coalition claims more than anteed to reduce your waistline 2 a "kangaroo court," Insisting that the Pill pdvertlsed In the gngazIrj as "the me of his person so i1. al extravagances have tn Carter is very much for human rights in radio correspondent Sven Stromberg pored over The letter was never sent . Kissinger, hImself 200 members in the House and Senate; the arieses In just 3 days-or-less..." publication screens ads "for good taste amazing Herbal Pill for long-term birth unfavorable pu bl icity, he Is ti n a than countries such as Rhodesia, S. reless workei docwnent5 In the State Department files and a Jewish refugee from Hitler's Germany, sent control." The U.S. Food and Drug control caucus numbers a bout Food and Drug Administration and for anything we feel will be fraudulent imagina ti ve execu ti ve — and a savvy politician and Nicaragua, but no Africa, Chile found that on May 4, 1V73, Wallenberg's mother, the draft back with this curt notation: "Rejected Administration found the product to be a Three of the fence-sitters 1 has called such advertising or a rip-off." But last October's Reps. Frank who knows his way around Washington's péwer concerning human protest Is made Maj von Dardel, had wri tten a poignant personal by Kissinger, 10-15 1973," "spurious contraceptive which poses a Horton, H-N.Y., William J. Hughes, DN.J., and misleading. Moreover, such Cosmopolitan ran ads for 11 products that circles. Carter needs him. rights In communisl-dominated i mr health schemes are estimated were under Postal Service thyigtln or serious health hazard to women." "Little hat, slit skirt, roller skates, while wine - how (ehionable can you get?" ' ' bu:it is re'rp ie'xing ow ff - ', ' Of ' Jus" tkë Tt~m , '' - - .- -- - - - - - - - - - reported he could find no evidence that the suspect had a gun. But what identification did the suspect produce to the deputy? A hunting license, says Butler. Perhaps nobody Is more perplexed or disturbed by the shooting than Christensen's father, Harold. He has written a letter to Govornor Bob Graham In an attempt to gain an explanation. In the meantime, motorists traveling through Lake County might be wise to avoid extended travel on Wekiva River Road. shot Christensen. He never wavered In his testimony to the deputy, he claims. Nearby the location of the shooting, there is a sign warning persons they might be killed If they pass a certain point, Christensen said the gunman was standing near the sign when he fired. - - - - - - -. - r .I%.'U WI When asked about the shooting and the sign, a neighbor reportedly said he thought it must be someone who does that sort of thing all the time. Butler said the investigating deputy - " - - vov1ing Older - - - 'Squeezing The Air Out Of Our Bubble Of Dreams' - JACK ANDERSON I. • kkc inrir n=1 c i 0=7q, - be required to have this money held by the landlord? "Unfortunately, retirement has meant withdrawal, for I've had to adjust to the comfort of books and other reading, bargain shopping and learning how to fix delicious meals from what's on sale "Could you give the location where those senior meals are served? I'm going to see if going there a time or two a week will get me back Into a more social type of life. The Modesto bus at 10 cents is a great gift to seniors." The letter was signed "A Retiree." It's a sad commentary on our civilization that older citizens who contributed so much to make America great worry about burial costs instead of planning better ways to spend their limited Incomes while they are alive. Social Security does provide the small sum of $255. It's morbid to think that we'd better the soon to take advantage of this largess because President Carter has. proposed eliminating It. OUR READERS WRITE Defeat SALT - countries such as Cuba, Angola, Russia or China. You cannot depend on the charity and goodwill of your declared enemies "We will bury you" for your survival in freedom. How can we, a supposedly, Christian, God-fearing nation do business with any regime that has an ideology that causes it to treat its citizens in such a manner that they will risk almost certain death to escape. Witness 76,000 boat people charge these to MCPL and McGovern — hundreds drown trying to swim to freedom, in Hong Kong, from Mainland China. This does not mention those of whom we have no count who have been starved and worked to death In the Communist "Gulags." And now President Carter and the trilaterausts of his Administration wish to put us In such a position that we will have to become a member of a global corn. munity, "1984" type of which these horrors are a part. Victor Utgoff, aide to Brzezinski National Security Advisor has said: We should accept a second-class - role In irmaments, and the "great" Henry Kissinger has said the same thing, or words to that effect. Are these reasons enough to reject the SALT treaty? I think so, unless you the citizens of the U.S. wish to live under the 1984 type of government that Produces horrors like those mentioned above, S.B. "Jim" Crowe 713 Bevier Road Sanford - - Congratulations On behalf of the members of the Seminole County Bar Association, congratulations to Dennis Feola for the award bestowed upon him by the Florida Bar. His articles pertaining to the Public Defender's Office were excellent. Newman D. Brock, President Seminole County Bar Ass'n. - Altamonte Springs -, 1, - M*A*S*H •' - ..' ' CØ1 Ni I•.I• I A, nicipal Circles mfl 9 7 -It . ri II?bv Ma Ir - a e Hope In Mail Orders - , 1/ , 1i14 ___ : Q, II nsumer Tips BERRY'S VIORLD. government that must realize that if cost is Regardless of its admitted short ever to be curtailed, something must be comings, the health care system in the done to control the inflationary spiral and — United Sta tes Is one of the best, if not the the cost to physicians and health care best, in the world today. To see it become a rudderless ship in a sea of bureaucratic institutions for providing that service, inflation is one of the sad spectacles of our Physicians and organizations of time. It Is high tim e th at the medical physicians, and hospitals and profession speaks out in loud and clear organizations of hospitals must develop a terms against those who would destroy its. more activist response to the flagrant integrity and respect in th e economic attack on medical care in this country. community. --,,* " 40-ti , — .. 'Aw - 4e,- 'S — • •- . - - a .-' F - • -. S - 'SUp ,Ø.1' !'" 1S*I - r,.*I . .. .s - .-, ' . , 90 : ---- V, ',--- - .. .. -- ! -. - '- :-:' -..: ..Z . -- '- -. . - - -. ....... .' -- . - . .-: . ;-_ . - i - �-..' "tA'-Evenlnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 1, 1979 Sunday, July 1, 1979-7.4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :Amin Is Gone But Frustration, Polarizat ion Remain - ti 11Mp,\LA, Uganda U'j As the sun set behn;d lulls that encircle Kampala. bathing the Lulkt-pckcd skyscrapers * the capital in coppery light. a young wunum in a dcsvrted street implored a lone cam to stop. 'I'vt gut no %sork, no loud 1w in Iunily and no wa home," she said. Sirjctunes I wish Amin awl his iiucn serc still here. At least they uuldn't let this happen." A sense of bitterness and tppri'ls&'nsioii has 'hspIacul Ito' euphoria that W10 W 10\01 \ 01 UgainIt folloing the 1)vvrthrmk of idi Amui's (hLt.utI)ili1i) ill April III gii expectations have gi cii wav to frustrations as I ha tconopiu v stagnates, tribal tensions emerge with utreaslng vcnuiii , and order Is precariously iaauitaiiicd by a 48,00010101 $(ttupatloll anhuv from I airiania. "A lot of us a' saying that it's no different from the old dav." said a prtfc 'r at Kampala's rt pecttd MaKerere -i -his governmt.nt onh capable of fight tn a tnt'ng them' "1 am glad the people wouldn't recognize my face," said a member of the National Consultative Council, the country's embryonic parliament. "If they did, I would be stoned in the streets." The council is the target for much of the popular dissatisfaction with Uganda's. current problems because of its role in the removal of Lute. I I, , ' ' I: Lule, who became president in April with a mandate from 22 disparate tribal organizations but no popular vote, apparently precipitated the crisis by attempting to reorganize his government soon after taking power. A former chancellor of Makerere University, We argued that he should rule by Uganda's 1967 con, stitution which gave him . ' ; - p Reports swept Kampa that Lule's supporters we in danger of arrest, whiti the government denie Others went into hiding i fled to Kenya. r - - 4 • 0': cichratiom inarking tile ijvci tilt ca ncelled P,1.. l;euatLse of the prospect of i: $ Bi,uaisa's government hu;- dispatched troops to ;uas where protests have (Is te(l into serious violence, but it appears powcricss to reverse the of liatterli Passive t c.istatice which has alvy cii life in the political auth economic hub i: : ! 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Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. _ :::-:,,-- . All sale prices effective thru Saturday, July 14th. _ - 4r1 This twin Rag. $31. Our automatic electric blanket has 11 settings. automatically adjusts to changes in room temperature. Soft. qpp• P • WP P . _-' -•" • %f' -" p . p p A 10 . ,4.. 1 . -- -- Sanford PI : .:.......- napped acrylic /polyester ,- snap. fit corners. 4j 'CPe I s %J 'I Sale 24.80 , 4 p '4 • '4 •' P gfr.. .4 p ' V. - z;- -:. V':--: comfort in summer, winter warmth when topped by a second blanket. Sate 10.80 flog 13.50 Full Sale 13.20 flog. 16 50 Queen Sale 15.60 Reg. 19.50 King p p .,. • twin Rag. 15.99. BedSack cover rejuvenates mattresses Wraparound cotton /polyester quilted to polyester fiberfill Machine washable, dryable. Sale 15.19 Reg. 18.99 Full Sale 18.39 Rag. 22.99 Queen Sale 22.39 Beg. 27.99 King Is ----e /4..,. Net our ssi$re sack. Styles may -- L.__ 4$- .:,. vary betwes. sistes. ft - - -c-- . p twin Reg. 11.50. Lightweight acrylic thermal blanket gives airy ' Sale 12.79 This Sale 9.20 - F: 11 Not our entire stock. Styles may vary beftmen stores. ale 3.99 standard Reg. 4.99. Pleasingly plump bed pillow has Astroflll polyester fiber filling Covered in cotton licking with corded edge. Sate 4.79 flog. 5.99 Queen Save on blankets and GJ I mattress %_.70 pads, .,;00004 It and tile guverzunent have been so 'uutbtuidated by the recent upheaval that evcfl mundane the itiust initifitives are avoided. - Save on bed pillows. S rice p Choose frit assorted styles and colors. -. -=-- ., lit Iwldover from Amin's rule. - -- will Rag. $27. Graceful quilted designs on this solid color polyester /cotton spread with polyester fiberfill. - at" 77 70 Pe' $32 Full 37 Queen Sate 39.95 Beg. $47 King I provide adequate storage for tile 1wrishuble dr tilt,-)- said, Lind they would soon be useless. Another victfin is tile IL .!i 2 Sale 7.64 Flog 8.99 Full Sale 12.74 flog 1499 Queen Sale 14.44 flog 1699 King Pillowcases by the pair Sate 5.94 flog 6.99 Standard Sale 6.36 Reg, 7.49 Queen Sale 6.19 Reg 7 99 King twin sheet reg. 429 Smooth white cotton/polyester Reg. $19.Textureci dobby-weave draperies of cotton/rayon/polyester or cotton/rayon. Acrylic foam backing. Sizes for big and lii girls. P twin sheet; reg. 799 polyester. An all-over mini-floral pattern in multicolor pastels on no-iron cotton/ poly muslin. Flat and fitted are the same price. Sale 2 for 7.50 Rag. 4.49 each Full Pillowcases by the pair. Sale $7 Rag. 7.99 Queen Sale 2.88 Req. 3.49 Standard Sate 8.50 Reg. 9.99 King Sale 3.49 Reg. 3.99 Queen Sale 3.99 Reg. 4.49 King I . Sale 6.79 Tuck i n our sporty plaid shirttails for the best dressed bed in town Easy-care cotton/ Now - twin sheet. req 599 . Cotton /poly percale in solids stitched with white Sale 5.99 Reg 6 99 Full Sale 9.49Reg' 10 99 Queen Sale 10.99 Req 12 99Kinq •4 11110~ 6 V 4,0 AM j , percale \ Sale 3.99 Reg $99 Full Sale 7.49 Reg 8 49 Queen Sale 8.99 Reg 1049 King Pillowcases by the pair Sale 3.49 Reg 399 1 Stauii.lard Sale 3.69 Reg 429 Queen Sale 3.99 Re( 4 79 Kiric !i t - off 3 / i d Sale 29.70 pr. Rag. $33 75x84" Sale 37.84pr. Reg. $43 100x84" Sale 44.82 pr. Reg. $54 125x84" of tliv country. -i'lic government is i1cliberately holding back fl- 0111 taking strong i twasui es in the hope that (it(, organizers will see sense and refrain froni incititig the L1pultitIofl to : acts of vtuiidalisiui,", said a the [toni statement iitiiiistr of iiiloriuiutioii. Minuiig early caswilties of the unrest were Ug,uida'6 hopes of ma s sive reconstruction assistance hum abroad. As Tanzanian troops tired at chanting protesters in the streets last week, leaving at least three dead, • aid delegations cancelled appointments, fled to the airport under aimed guard and promised to return only "when the situation stabilizes." Sum humaintai'Iaii aid is trickling in from abroad, but most is givento missionaries to distriliute. '%%e'e got no one else-, we can trust," lamented one aid worker. A Red Cross leant which arrived in Kampala with inoculations for an anticipated epidemic were left to give shots to foreign Journalists, and diplomats sharing a hotel. The government could not . * ;Z . (i Lii' inciting renewed distur- : 4i 1 ii. * Does not Include crib ale' Selected shorts for junior and misses, .Ip 3 99 Fanciful flowers decorate 'j s sheets of cotton /polyester r - to ti,- ,soutlu. flatnloiii killings, rapes keep off the streets once the sun goes down. .• ' ' . . '1' ' - Not our entire stock. Styles may varybetween stores. i.atoA. travclers are warned to ,/ fr ' .. , A. :\rl)-.\ ws price 2 - f oiif l,' i. a slogan scrawled ails throughout ott iui uupata. Protesters have VCIi uprooted telephone potts that link the eatat - 1 •• 'f_ p ).' 4. , zi( 11 L'o (rein the setting up ñanng roadblocks to halt sprtat ion, and -i •' j q(' Now I 'I Iwo .._- .J.v . swimwear. - Sale 2.99 " ' m .:.c'rni. .s.Ina tn V.ttl!t*ie. 2.?, rntte1 11 Save on our entire stock of sheets Summer Sale! Selected Junior and isses ' LL'a tribe have :_ 4-17=03 In effective I! . Great White Sale! ., are strcuze.t in Kampala and It, rce.s. herc t'p.tts et Prt.idnt Rinau have ra:e. ther effort' the cr.tr las t m.nth's z Póz Vf a 1: ousted from power I Amin in 1971. Both Obo and Binaisa, himself Bugandan, are despised I that tribe for their believi connivance in the removal of the Buganda king. President Julius Nyerere, who holds the balance of power in Uganda by virtue of his massive military strength, made Binaisa's acan appointment complished fact. Lule left the country for what is certain to be a second, extended period in exile. Binaisa's appointment by the council ignited Bugandafearsthatitwasa guise to restore Obote, removed We by an 18-14 vote, Twelve council members who voted against the ouster then walked out, and the remaining 20 chose Binalsa, a 60-year-old former attorney general newly returned front exile in New York. Although We initially appeared determined to fight his abrupt removal, the support of Tanzanian ,4 . ' strong powers. throw former President Opponents demanded he Milton Obote, who Is still In consult with the council, exile but remains a highly and as council chairman controversial figure in Edward Rugumayo said, Uganda. "govern by collective Ibinglru up. The responsibility." polntment appeared to The catalyst for the crisis polarize the government, was bile's June 7 ap-and although Lule evenpolntmnênt of Grace tually fired him, it became Ibingird as minister of clear that We's opposition information. Ibingira was greater than his served five years in prison support. After a day of for attempting to over. debate, the council A 's"- W ,ip - ,.. -- Sale 14 .• twin Reg. 17.50. Lightweight Veilu blanket has sturdy nylon pile bonded to a polyfoam nasa. Machine washable. Sale 16.80 Beg $21 Full Sale 20.80 Reg. $26 Queen Sale $24 Reg $30 King Sale 28,00 Beg. $35 Full, single control Sale 34.40 Rag. $43 Full, dual control Sale 42.40 Reg. $53 Queen. dual control Sale 57.60 Reg. $72 King, dual control full I've year warranty Within live years of purchase. we will repair or at our optiot will replace this JCPerney Electric Blanket or Control. of defective in material or workmanship, with a new one 01 equal or superior value Just return 'Ito the nearest JCPenne facility for prompt serv'ce A small deposit holds your blanket or, layaway. �- a * SPORTS - BA-Evening Herald, . Sunday,Julyl,1979 L Newton Borg. i.tL'wlltng fr.irs that a thigh injur would halt hi chase f a fourth ctess.ive title, turned ti a Wixtering center-court 41a.y to crush big-semn ('atiforman hank Pfister, while Connors k'&eated South Atrican Johitn Kreik, 6-4, 6-1,7.6. 4' The champion's aaliuing cxliibition of power and precision reducC(l the unfortunate Pfister to the role of a beitaised spirring partner with nowhere Lu hide and stretched the Swede's unprecedented WimWetkni match streak to 24 straight, dating back to 1975. To underline his fighting mood, Borg said, 'I did not feel my injury very much and if it is like this iii my next match, I won't mind.'' The two relilaining seeds in Borg's quarter of the draw, ninth-ranked Brian Gottfried and No. 11 John Alexander of Australia, both dropped out of contention I"riday. Gottfried lost, 6-3, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3, to fellow American Brian Teacher, who faces Borg Saturday for a quarter-final place, and Alexander was ousted, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, by New Jersey's Gene Mayer. to break the Borg-Connors monopoly, advanced to the last 16 with a 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 victory over Tom Gullikson for a scheduled match against Gulllkson's left-handed twin brother, Tim. 'l'hird-seeded John McEnroe, the feisty New Yorker who aims Fifth-seeded Roscoe Tanner, set to meet McEnroe in the n ('1c R na (UI) kuI+ c -u-u • • major League 'i 10 . -A 7 Call - - Moose Too Much# Of Had the New York Yankees been able to EW YORK UPI swing it, Reggie Jackson would've had his wish and been with another club by now. Quite possibly the Toronto Blue Jays. hut onl y for the time be ing. Eventually, he very likely would've been traded to the California Angels, a club he wouldn't m ind playing for at all because he'd be much closer to home. iàckson's movement from Toronto to California could've been accomplished easily enough at the end of the season. Easily enough because there no longer wo uld be the restriction on trades which exist presently and because Buzzy Bavasi, who r uns the Angels, is the fat he r of Peter Bavasi, who runs the Blue Jays, and you know what they say about blood being thicker than water. No matter what they say about it, though, the Angels still wo uld have to come up with some decent players to go along with that blood they'd give t he Blue Jays for Jackson. Had all the pieces fallen into place, Jac kson could've been a mem be r of the Blue Jays right now. Th e fa ct that he isn't prUnarily has to do wi th th e intricate mach inery of baseball's waiver system. When the Yankees put Jac kson on the waiver list along with six of t he ir other players last weekend, three clubs claimed him Milwaukee, Detroit and Toronto. With the June 15th tra ding dea dline past, the only wiy the Yan kees could possibly move Jackson to some other club would be to get waivers on hini, If only one club dalmed him, the Yankees wo uld've been free to work out any deal th ey could wi th t hat club. When more than one club claimed Jackson, however, the.Yankee' hd only two possible courses open to them. a o1' echer let him go to the claiming club lowest In the standings, Toronto, in this case, for the $,OOO waiver price, or widrw bIa name Iron. the list. They withdrew his name, and very likely now will try to getwaivers on him again when they're allowed to, 30 days hence. The possibility of Jackson's being traded by the Yankees initially was triggered by Billy Ma rtin's return as manager and gained impetus when Jackson's attorney, Steve Kay, asked If the d0b would be willing to deal the 33-year-old slugger at the end of 1111%. - . . '.... - 11. -. . -i, &.i*. ' * . - - . . . - - 4 , -, 1 . * . - ,. - - * * .4- ., - ;, k " Hald Photos by Tom Vincent Walker hats vs. I)uhose I er'vi o n Offere I fl r'l i r'iii P + ' For his pitching perV.F.W. had the first two men formances and his team- on base in the fifth but couldn 't lea di ng hitting, Walker was score, and Moose scored Its rianied Most Val ua ble Player. final run in the bottom of the The MVP award for the inning. Russi led of with a walk tow'niiineiit was presented by for Moose, took second on a wild Rick Rus.si of Sanford. pitch, and scored on a two-out outfield er ro r. Walker reached base 11 of the 12 times he appeared at the V.F.W. pick ed up a pair of plate during the three games r uns in the sixth inning. Hogan and batted .750 with six hits in singled to center to open the eight official at bats. inn ing and Davis w&is saf e on an In his 14 innings on the infield hit. Both advanced on a mound, Walker struck out passed ball while Pashe wen t and walked only six, allowing down swinging. Greg Hill seven runs on 13 hi ts. collected a pair of RBLs with a Against V.F.W. Friday night, single to left and ended up on Walker farmed 17 and wal ked thi rd base wi th the help of a tao. Before he lost his no-hitter pair of errors, Tony Williams v;:'."t the fourth in. walked, but Debose and Tim ning, Walker had recorded Lawm'em both lauzied. eight straight strikeouts. Bob Shaw singled for V.F.W. V.F.W. managed eight hi ts, with six coinine in th final two with one out in the seventh. .IN Blue Jays two years ago but hasn't been able to duplicate that -....................... u:Iuelwuuu, swunros -year-oiu maslr)alung lertnanuer, tnlght've also been part of the deal had It jelled, Underwood's record is a ieceptive 2-10, but one of those who Isn't fooled by those negative numbers is Bil ly Martin. Te hurler beat the Yafikees on a three-hitt er for his second victory last Monday night t1t after losing a tough one to the Yanks on a wild pitch earlier ti month, Ma rt in said, "That kid can pitch. I don't care what his record Is, I'd ta ke him in a minute." ui .As It turns out the Blue Jays don't have waivers on Boscttl, øa iloror Underwood, and that precluded any Immediate "trade" LIth the Yankees for Jac kson. What it didn't prevent was t he possibility of Jackson going to the- Blue Jays for the ;,000 waiver price, and the Yankees rt'lving the players they wanted later on, maybe at the end of teseason. The on es who prevented that were the Brewers and Indians by claiming Jackson also. As much as he may have wished to leave Martin and the fil6kees, enchanted by the Idea d.thoving up to Toronto. But his subsequent shift to the Angels at the end of the year certai nl y would have soothed any of his Injured feelings. Somehow, I get the Impression that's who he's going to wind up with eventually, anyway. 4.11 - . . * , V * 4 '°" * .;- * ~, I ~ .. i Herald Staff Writer It's raining hard on the field. Sitting rather glumly In the third base dugout are 19 very dirty and somewhat smelly i-' 13 and 14-year-old boys. Today's practice may in trouble. "At least let's go out and practice our slides," says one, Everyone cheers but no one t. moves. They would, but coach says no, not.in : the rain, Seminole Pony Baseball is conducting allstar tryouts, and these boys, the cream of the Pony crop, aren't about to offend "coach." You see, not all will make the team. Before the week Is over five out of 22 wIll have been cut. For the rest, 15 on the official roster and two a alternates, the fun is Just beginning, The Pony League all-stars think they have a good chance of going all the way to the ,Nationals this year. Among the hopefuls are e' four boys from last year's Mustang all-star .Ieam: Kevin Wick, 13, f rom Lake Ma ry ; . . 11111, .1 • .e - ft _____ I it . - - SAN I escort a Diego SI Fri day I team mmii Glann( Diego C daail ng with the de red by San Diel So he t Padres' new cos leatheret Glanno the San I gold at "It WU noulas sa insIde th spine. It lifetime.' EGO (UPI) - 1t4 atuIa Still better figures?-- Darrell Patton, Durant, OkIa, I thought any controversy was wiped out by the Super Bowl I ' ., score- Pittsburgh 35, Dallas3l,. It's true that for the regular season, the Cowboys held a small statistical margin for both offense and defense, But it can also be maintained that Pittsburgh By United Press International Pocoroba was walked fit. Pirates 5, Expw 5: In recent years. Q. How has Pete Rose been doing asa first baseman this season? Has he ever played the position before? Gil., Covington, Ky. of pitching Friday night. tIfffe, 7-6, into right field for the l'ekulve pitched 2 2-3 in nin gs of The Braves' 5-2 victory was gumnewinning hit. scoreless rel ief for his 10th save 1 a standing ovation front a near-capacity San " ' ilum crowd, Ted.Gianno ulas was re-hatched tht, emerging as the new San Diego Padres' rot, las, 24, who had appeared at all Padres, San krgers find .San Diego Clippers games in a ilcken costume, became involved In a d ispute idio station w hich sponsored him and was or- for the Cicinnati Reds, his only prior experience at the spot. shelf. There were chills running down my US the gr ea t est thrill I'll ever have in my re all making bundles in their preserit spott; because of that flZa,whliChpa)'5ailt he bj1l5bef0rea5ingiefaflenter$the tadlum. The only team that might entertain thoughts of switis Oakland, with eyes on that impending vacancy in the LA ,. . . - ',. . '" victory and a double-header l'hlladelphia split a double- split, hi the opener, Greg winning Luzinskl drove In four runs and we're getting good pitching header with St. Louis, e Mike Sclunidt belted his 2d agai nst theiii," sa id Atlanta the opener, 8.7, but losing th ca p, 7-1, Houston beat San homer to power the Phillies. Manager Bobby Cox. "The 'ghit to Diego, 4-1, amid Sau Francisco Dodge rs SCCIII topped Cincinnati, 6-4. New Astros 4, Padr es 1: catch the breaks." Joaquin Andujar flipped a York at Chicago was ruined out. "I've tried shutting lineups seven-hitter for his fifth June and that's no help," said perIn the AL, Baltimmiore swept a victory and Rafael Landestoy plexed Los Angeles' Manager pair from Toronto, 6-1 and 4-0, stroked a bases-loaded double Torn Lasorda. "I've tried Boston edged New York, 3-2, in to lead Houston past San Diego. everything, but It doesn't make 13 Innings, Detroit beat Cleveany difference." lund, 8-6, Seattle nipped Mil- GIants 6, Reds 4: waukee, 3-2, Minnesota Mike lyle snapped an eighth- - - Mnn. nngt " burgh edged Montreal, 6-5 "The reason we're winning so many agai nst the Dodgers Q A friend of mine said th e Minnesota Vikings would move to Memphis, Tena., or some other area, Do you if any other teams him 10 move In the NFL?- Joey Doyle, Powell, Tenn. Any t ime a team in the NFL wants to put pressure on Its coinnunity for a new stadium, or Improvements to the existing taMes It plants rumors about a desire to move. Th e I.os thgeles Rams actually will, of course to Anaheim In a real ratate coup. But It's likely, if you' believe commissioner Pete 0elhe, that any current franchise will be given permission to a switch because there's no logical reason any more. ,, .' - Tony Scott and Keith Heryear the Braves finished with Garber finished up to record his nimdez drove bi two runs each an advantage over Los Angeles 15th save. was ill 1964. Elsewhere in the NI., Pius- to lead St. Louis to a nightcap field, third base and now first). Back in 1968, the first time he led ti ai League in ba tting, Pete play ed one game at first base ' coUrtnottoappearasa chicken ever again ata ." sports event. a few months off and reappear ed before the mine against the Houston Astros dressed in a me that appeared to resemble no known reature. as said the colors of his new costume represent go sports franchises Charger blue, Padre Clipper orange. he miiod wonderf ul moment of my life," Gian"second only to birth. I was literally crying ,., - 1F" Rose started out in spring training looking lost, bumphig into -' In lpn,l Pitteh,irt,h '"b" Matula'sthlrdstr;iisthtnui'rl.n' Matula, 6-5, allowed four hits, Angeles and gives Atlanta nine ories in 12 gullies between walked two and struck out Four vi ct In seven innings before Gene Phillies 8.1, Cardinals 7-7: the clubs this season. Tile last people, finding the position awkward. But he worked hard and proved adaptable, and now the Ph.11lies have no complaints about hlsworkdefenslvely. He'sanadaptableathlete- remember, this is iü fourth position as a major league regular (second base, left . Bill Robinson and Lee Lacy Atlanta's rookie flick Matula tentionally to load the bases. continued to educate Los Jerry ltoystei' the-Il blooped a hit consecutive homners in a - ' With the score tied 2.2, Joe defeated Chicago, 5-2, Cali- inning tie with a single and Jack Nolan opened the Atlanta fornia topped Kansas City, 6-5, Clark added an insurance RBI eIMhth with a tlntihli' ('.lonn ii :...:........ z.. i m. ..... ., - . . * Hubbard singled and Biff ' ' 0(1-3) 24.40; P (I-i) 11.00; 1(1.35) 761.60. Fourth Game lDuranArrlefa 19.60 12.40 4.10 I'As D,,aIna, 3 Victor Badiola 5.20 3.10 I lrusta.Gasti II 3.00 5740; P (73) 270.10; T (7-3. . .:) 11 327.60. DAYTONA BEACH Fifth Game Friday night 7Mutilla.WaIIv 9.10 3.50 3.20 1st race 0 5.16 Time 31.43 IApralz.Diaga 4.20 3.20 7BriefGllmpse 9.40 3.10 3,44 e BeldeEchaniz 4.10 3 Brightwaters 300 3.10, I) 3)1.00. 0 (3-7) 17.10, P (7.3 63.70, T (7.34) Sixth Game s.o.00 2Arano•Mandiola 9.00 6.20 5.00 2nd race 05)6 Time 33.67 WHIGHAM CARDINAL IN. 3SaraDiagali 6.00 4.00 lEvery Stride 4.10 2.60 7.20 FURNITURI DUSTRIUSAI b H IVicandiFernan 4.40 iMike WhIZ *s b H •r3.00 7.40 4• I 0 (2'3) 25.40; P (2-3) 111.40; 1(2.3. 2 Pier Emperor Wall III LIvely III 4) S;.$O. 3.2$ Stlwdsmlre 31 I Martin Q (1.5) 7,40, p (5)) 24.00. 1 (5.1,2) SeventhG.m, 43.00 3rd race 03.1 TIme 38.16 S Sales GIrl 9.10 1.00 3.2$' 1 Battlestar 5.60 3BabyH.Nick a • . 3.20 0(1.5)11.25, P (S-i) 103.10,1(5.1.3)' it 254.50 4th race S 5-14Time 31.61 (Continued from Page NA) 3 F. Lee Baby 10.00 5.60 460, 2 Impala Classy 12.40 5.2 receive a bye to the regional tournament, That $ Ransom Note 4.50. means th ey get to skip the district and state 0(2-3)70.10, P (32) 204.00, T (3.7.5) 575.20 , play-offs, starting in the regionals. The 3th race C 34 Time 39.92 rpclinnnl fniir .i.il) I L....I.1 A -& AL LI ,,nhI,...I ...1 5 Duke Axe 5.20 A.OD HWY. 419 field. Teams from Florida, Georgia YMexicanFrolic 0(54)41.20, P (6-5)131.30.1 Bye-Bye * -_ - 1, ' ' * '. . - .. ., ,' . . .. . . - , * - .' - . - *, - . . . * I - -1 - * . -- . / - - t ' 4 . - * -- - _ - - - - •- . f.raId Photo by Tom Vincent - , .. - - - - -. Id PbS'. by Torn Vincent ,, A:'. ,,. 1" , - .- - . .--..' . ; -* A - and Alabama will compete. Lang said if the team wins that tournament it will advance to the Zone tournament, The Zone will have teams from southeastern, MidAtlantic and northeastern states competing. From the Zone, the team hopes to go on to the National tournament, The sites and dates for those tournaments, Lang said, have not been determined yet. The all-star selection process is going on in all four of Seminole Pony Baseball's leagues. The orgainzation, which is funded by donations and commercial sponsors, has a Mustang League for 9 and 10-year-olds, a Bronco League for 11 and 12-year-olds, and Pony League for 13 and 14-year-olds and a Colt League for 15 and 16-year-olds. Each league is made up of teams from surrounding cities. The Pony League has players from Lake Mary, Forest City, Casselberry, Longwood and Winter Springs trying out for the all-star a 'clam. According to Lang, the Aug. 4 Pony Regional is the finale to about five weeks tournament play at the Hwy. 419 field. The &9" will be the site of the July 12 Mustang District and the J uly 20 Mustang State tournaments The July 25 Bronco District and the Aug 2 Bronco State tournaments will also be L..i.1 - ' -. Metro Softball Friday Results I - ' Atlanta )matula 3-5) at Los Angeles (Sutton 7-I), 10:00 p.m. Sunday'. Games Montreal at Piltthah. , New York at Cincl at San Francisco. 2 Phila at St. Louis, 2 Atlanta at Los Ang, night I touston at San Diego. night % -,0" .4 embers of the Paola hue Major League lampions - Griffin in*nstruction Co. sde, left to right, front qw: Michael Dougherty, bthew Hibbard, Mark bba rd, Joseph Murkey, Kurt lger RIpp, khumacher; Second jw: Victor DiBartolo, I'ett Molle, Scott Mc& pskifl. coach Guy 1*rrett, Michael lhelchel, Mike McWilland J. R. Griffin, ' Second Game Chicago (Reuschel 6-5). 2:13 6 Brev Hano ver 5.20 5 Victor-Ar-ca 1720 10.40 6.10 p.m. o (4.5) 60.00; T (4-83) 494.00: 3.50 5.10 TIme 2:06.0. Cincinnati (Seaver 5-5) at San 1 Domingo Diaga 12.10 Francisco (Montefusco II) 3Carasa-Fecnan Ten th Race 03)46.20'(5.1) 126.)0:T(5.I. 2BarrieLobell 1:05 p.m. 21.10 6.80 5.60 Philadelphia (Carlton a 8) at 6 By George 14.80 4.40 i ThirdOame St. Louis (Fulgham Il). 6:35 SVickysRhythm 3.60 p.m. 15-90 41-40 3.80 0 (24) 139.60i T (2-6-5) %3.80; 7.60 3.10 Houston (Richard 6-7) at San 3 Trani Time 2:06.4. - PAOLA Paul Broomfield turns to second in Mustang tryouts - * * •" Dodgers On Mound Art ~ football team, Dallas or Pittsburgh. On stats,, Ahlch team baIf the I Amid blaring music, a po lice ca tir Q .. * - Harness Racing Transactions CHAMPS - (Aj * ift - ChickenwMan Revelsislatched In San Diego . . - r...:., ' .- - £ -. * Jal AIaI L DavIs discuss situation Se • - - * - - c Aye-Bye A Sweet Sound To Pony League A T. - - - urn, Marty Coffey, 13, from Forest City; Ron Gardner and Bill Lang, both 13 and from Casselberry. The Mustang all-stars lost last year in the state finals by a score of 2-1 to the eventual national champions, Miami Cuban Baseball Academy, Accorling to Pony coach Jack Lang, every other team that played Miami had the game called off after five innings because they were behind by at least 12 runs, Lang, who lives at 219 Shady Hollow, Casselberry, is a quiet man dressed in jeans and a sport shirt. Only his words and baseball cap indicate his Involvement in baseball at this level. Besides coaching the Pony all-stars, he Is a member of the leagues parent organization's board of directors. 'His regular job is working on field maintenance for that organization, Seminole Pony Baseball, Inc. This year, because they are hosting the tournament, the Seminole Pony all-stars will (See BYE, Page 9A) - --- - . - . * By BRAD PURDOM - Q. and Shaw scored on an outfield - * -. - Q. * - fering one of their young everyday outfielders, Rick Bosetti, and, say, Bob Ballor, who had such a f ine season with the bat for the t 11-1 Moose scored seven runs in error. Hogan was tagged out in The Yan kees realized th e odds were against their making an NEW YORK (UP!) It's all Yankees' owner George the wild first inning, sending a a rundown as David Wt into a inunediate deal for Jackson by getting him through waivers. up to Bob Lemon. Steinbrenner said he will not They decided to try, anyway. Should he rem ain with the stand In Lemon's way sho uld dozen ba tters to the plate. Mike fielder's choice. Paslie singled New York Yankees f ront office, the 58-year-old former Cleve- Rotundo doubled with one out and Hil l Was hit by a pitch to * According to the information I get, the Blue Jays were more where he has 31/i years land pitcher decide to return to and John McGowen followed load the basemen but Chris remaining on his five-year the field of his greatest with a single. Tracy Walker Harris struck out to end the than passively interested in Jaciu-con. They could start off by of- drewa walk to fill the sacks and game. contract, or accept an offer triumphs us a player. from former boss Ga be Paul to Lemon, who Is currently Greg Carter and Payton Moose was out-hit eight to manage the Cleveland Indians? working in the Yankees front Murphy each followed with office evaluating talent, saul walks to force imi rumis, After four in the game. Moose hits Mu,.. i ...., went to Rotundo. McGowan. ..UIIUI -----------The form er New York mana- the news of the Cleveland job Walker and Carter. An t ho ny Bradshaw drew a walk ger, who took over for Billy took him by surprise, Ma rtin in mid-July Last season "It comes out of left field," to force in the third run and Hogan, Davis and Pashe ea ch and led the Yan kees from 14 saidLemon,whopitchedforthe chaise V.F.W. starter Alton hudapalrofsafetiesfotV.F.W. games back to the world In di ans from 1946-SC and won Davis from the mound. thenarid Shaw and Hill had one hit championship, only to see 207 games, Including seven 20- Reliever Deami Debose apiece. Martin take over for hIm June game winning seasons. "I don't walked Tim Winkle and Terry In five Innings of relief, 18 of this year, must make the know what I'm going to do. I'm Russi to push two more runs Hogan allowed just one hit and going to take some time to across the plate, and the final o nl y one run. Th e run was choice, two runs scored when Rotundo Paul, the Indians' president make my decision .unearned, He st ruck out eight Lemon, w ho also managed at was safe on a two-base infieldand walked three. and chief zcutive officer, error. went through the accepted Kansas City from 1970-72, had procedure of obtaining pennis- expressed weariness with field H Moose picked up two more V.P.W. AS * H MOOSS AS 2I)1 3 I Rvssl Mon to speak with Lemon and managing before being re- ru ns in the bottom of the second GriffIn 4 1) Shaw i i ietvn 4 2 wen I has indicated If he hired placed by Martin but he seems to extend its lead to 9-0. Walker Hogan 31) 3 2 Walker another manager he would go uncomfo rtable Iii a front-office walked to opemi the inning, DavIs 4 3 Carter $81 east. 235 Hill 3 I Mwi'y for experience, Paul has had position. Carter singl ed and Murphy ,,, 16 I Leonard is, e of m in d "I'm not In the fr am talks with current Cleveland 3 II I I Iradoliaw singled to load the bases. WIlliams I I Winkle 1I I Manager Jeff Torborg In an to make a decision," Said St an ley hogan was brought in HarrIs 34114 DkeIO 2 $ 1.1111 effort to mot ivate the team and Lemon. "I'll have to talk with to pitch and fielded a grounde r "°"' ' III his only criticism of the current the boss (Stelnbrenner) here from Leonard amid threw Skiba fet.ls 31 45 37-year old skipper is his lack of and the boss Paul) there. I'm Walker out at the plate. 112 1-I kind of at a loss for words." experience, iiradsliaw was safe on an error Moose 721 Ill a-IS * .11 IA .4.10 W 9e11, Since You Asked... _______ * Hogan followed with a double . this I Moose took advantage of a as Carter scored and Winkle big first inning Friday night walked to push Murphy across and dumped V.F.W., 10-4, to the plate. Hogan got Russi on a claim its third consecutive popup and Fanned Rotundo to Sanford Junior League end the Inning. championshi p. Moose won the first and third V.F.W. scored its first run in gaines of the series, with Tracy the bottom of the fourth. Davis Walker going the distance on doubled with two outs for the the mound both times for the first V.F.W. hit and scored on a victories, single by Bill Pashe. AS Olderman Bosox Spoi I 'ci ,i kees Homecoming Party, 3-2 "L ~ . IA .._,..., ~. ', * - performance since, I 1. 1 Most Valuable Halo In Reggle's Future? - ,i m 10 Walker Named h1 MlLTn Rl('IIhAS Dease Candallno Zacoure Lively Lee RobInson - . 10 .rrei,3 1 I Whletam 30I Miller 30I Galloway 3 2 Miller 31 I Clements 3II Srasweil 312 Sr-own 30I Totals ,y 4 II - '-.,.- - Spods Parade - - - ' :., ~ Sunday, July 1, [0IJ 0 SCOREBOARD Baseball Borg,Connors Continue Wimbledon Collision Course WIMBLEDON, England :upi, - Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors, rivals for the world's No. 1 spot for the past four years, scored straight-set third-round victories in the .-Wimbledon championships Friday and nowonly unseeded opponents stand between them ..ad a semifinal showdown. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 7 Isasa.WaIly 14.20 11.60 SU) 3I Enrique .3.80 3 00 2I0 3.20 I S I 6 Sant i.Sarduy 0 (11) 41.00; P (7-1) 127.10; T (ii:'-. MEMPHIS, Term. (UPI) five stro kes under par on the - turn ed ina68rridayfora 1383 I 0 6)713.50. "I was just wearing myself back birdies,on the next two Jack Newton, who blew hic sai d the pressure sim I I I Eighth Game 7,294-yard Colonial Country ply got to 311 down on the practi ce tee, so I holes to re ga in his moment um 10.20 5.50 5.20 11 Chance to win the Cana dian 2BeideOlano sr-own Club course. 0 turn in Canada. American League Sara.Echaniz 5.20 1 60 decided I'd quit and see what after an opening round 70. He Open, Is confident that expertCody 3II "I had not been in a position East Not only has Snead been on happens," he said. "I'm not 5 Gasti Gondra 3 60 Totals 9 3)3 encewillhelp hlni in this week's added three more birdies by the W I Pct. GB 0 (1.2) 32.60; P (2.1) 93.00; 1 (2-)the tour for ll years and won six do in hi g anyt Ball ng Fantastic, but end of the round. 52 21 .681 Memphis Golf Classic. 5)210.40. to win for some time and that tournaments, he also has STROMISRO. Boston 46 27 630 1', DELUXE I'm doing be tter." Ninth Game The A ustralian golfer, who was a fa ct or," Newton said OF adopt ed Neither Newton nor Snead MIwauke BAR AS I H CARISON Al N H 43 33 566 9 a new philosophy of 3 Gasti 1650 9.20 4.20 Own 3 0 I Osllano Snead did well enough Friday were able to move far ahead of New York tookaone-shot lead intotoday's the Ca na dian tournament. "1 saving himself For the matches II 35 .539 Il Stevens 4 3' Westbrook 9.20 4.70 3 I I 0 Oscar to hit two ba lls into the water Detroit the field, however. Three other Jackson 40 I 1 third round of the $300,000 think the more t imes you're up that count. 33 36 .493 il' 3 II 1 Coin 5.80 Bryant 0 I I MDonal4 3 33 41 .446 18 one for a bogey and another for golfers George Johnson, Bob Clevelnd 0(3.0)42.60; P (3-I) 196.00:1 (3-I' Memphis event, was in almost there (in the lead), then the Washington 4 13 Brady 3 0 1 "I'm not hitting any practice Toronto 21 55 .301 79', I Washington 4 I 3 Drummond 3 II I) $33.10. as good a position last week in better chan ce you've got," he balls anymore," said the blunt- a double bogey and still end Byman and Cesar Sanudo West Bailey Tenth Game 30 1 $vky up in second place. On his fir st w en t into today's round one shot oronto. W L Pct. GB Malone 31) Csnclelos 1 said. tal ki ng nephew of the legendary 3 I I 3 Sara Rodolfo 26.10 11.10 3.60 . Texas Harvey 13 33 .544 31 I Brake 211 Beide.Sarduy Newton went into the final 5.20 5.00 If Newton's logic is val id, Sam Snead. "1 used to hit more hole, he hit his seco nd shot in to back of Snead at 140. Five Kan City Smith 3 I I Presley I I 12 34 553 1 RamonOlano 5.50 Shaw Tom Kite, Larry Calif I I I Rothman ound of the Canadian tourna- then the man with the best than anybody on the tour, but I the water and had to set tle For a others II1 43 35 .5.31 1 0(3-4)36.20; P (3.4) 169.10; T (3-4. Names 211 Whsatoi 2 II bogey. On the 11th, his tee shot ZIegler, Brad Bryant, Mark Minn nentln third place, but finished chance to win the $54,000 first just said to hell with it." 38 31 .S21 3 Totals 346 14 Totals 29 3 6 1) 332.00. went into a lake. 33 42 .410 91., Hayes and Jerry Pate- were Chicago ight strokes over pa r, In a tie prize In Memphis is J.C. Snead, Eleventh Game Snead said his Uncle Sam told t':.. i:_.i.._ -. ARDlIfAL. IN. ULLUAS rive uinues, tncmuwng inree another shot back at 141, three !VicandI.Gasti 10.40 160 S. or 13th. whose 70 Friday left him at 139, him that "a lot ' l' d DUSTRIESAB 1 H BAR 56 .757 72 Al I H Vlctor.Pecina 1050 S.8G Martin 4II 4 21 Salon The Memphis leader Friday's Results one shot ba ck of Newt on and are left on the practice tee," SO on the fo ur finishing holes, stro kes under par. Irusta.Isidro 10.10 Lively vens 812 Ste 4 33 wi ped out Snead's mistakes, Baltimore 6, Toron to I, 1st U.S. Open champion Hale 0(4.5) 31.10; P (5.4) 11 7.00; 1 ($.1' Candalmno I I I Shaw ,•, he decided t his week, af ter a however, and left him in Baltimore 4, Toronto 0. 2nd co n- Irwin shot 72 Friday for a 146 Lively 3 3 Bryant 3 2 I 7) 433.60. slow start this season, to maketention. Boston 3, N.Y. 7, 13 inns Lee 4 I o WashIng?.,, 4 23 Twelfth Game and Andy Bean, the defending Shah@n Detroit a. 8, Cleveland 3 8 2 6 sure he uses up none of his good Newton also opened wi th Seattle !!I.V a champion here, had a 74 for a 3, Milwauk ee 2 chnti, ..,l..,, II,.... .l,...e !°"°"°" !!! ! • AnrVi. (N Isl .UTI 3IIVD$T1flIIWIS1 UVIl VUWIL. Minnesota 5, Chicago 2 bogey, then picked up back-to- 145. , i I Said Enrique 2.60 3 I 3 Harvey Calif 6, Kan City 5, II inns. SmIll Brown 31 S 0(2-7) 36.10; P (2-7) 132.00; 1(2-1Texas 5, Oakland 3 Cody 811 3 0 1 blase 2S.00. T0ta 31 3 33 1 Il Tetali II Today's Games . A- 243$; Handle $173,771 (All Times EDT) , Boston (Stanley 75) at New York (Tiant 12), 2:15 p.m. By MURRAY OLDERMAN Cleveland (Clyde 00) at Detroit (Young 10), 7.15 pm ~ Chicago (Barrios 7 3) at mi Minnesota (Zahn 61), 7:15 p.m. Batting SEMINOLE Toronto (Underwood 710) at (based on 200 at bats) FRIDAY NIGHT Baltimore (F-ianagan 85), 1:30 NatIonal League First Race p.m. 1.10 2.10 2. GAB H pct. lBlackcloud By United Press InternatIonal Zimmer said. "We're not Seattle (Honeyct 15) at Hndrck, St L L May ciouted home runs in 69241 83 .3402 6MaxtheTrack 3.20 3.10 Milwaukee (Haas 45), 8:30 Foster. Jerry Rexiiy sure knows how phitooning Jerry Rerny. We're the first game. Cm 68 256 87 .3391 7Ocala Star Bon 4.60' I noticed that In a Dodgers-PhillIes game, th e Ph il p.m. iles were to spoil a homecoming, Mazzilli, NY just giving hum, a rest. 69261 57 .333 0(1-4)11.40; T (14-2) 71.00; Tinie. Tigers 8, IndIans 6: CalifornIa throwing a black ball around for warmup before the Inning (Aase 66) at Rose, Phil 75290 96.331 2:09.3, Wi th Bobby Murcer playing In other AL gamiles, HalRookie Lynn Jones drove in Kansa s City (Splittorff9 5). Winfleld, SD started. Why a black ball?-Tim [son, Eureka, Calif. 79292 96 .329 Second Game in Yankee Stadiufn for the first tiniore swept ,I double-header 8.35 p.m. Templtn, St.L 67788 93.3fl 1 Pan L.adyi 3.10 2.10 2.60 When Willie Montanez, that renowned hot dog, was around to tune since 1973, Reggie Jackson with Toronto, 6-1 and 4-0, four runs with a homer and a Oakland (Hamilton 2 3) at Simmns, SI.L 4.60 4.so. - i 62221 71 .321 3 Deleon Ruby play first base a few years ago, the Phillies, used a red-and-white in the lineup for the first time l)etroit defeated Cleveland, 8-6, tie-breaking seventh-inning Texas (Medich I7), 8:35 iii Hrnandz, St.L 70281 90 .320 • Pay Dean 5.00.; single to hand the Indians their Sunday's GamesGarvey, LA ball for Infield warmup. But Larry Shenk, the Phill 78316 99.313 0(1.3) 16.10; 1(1-3-I) 9.4Q; Time ies' since J une 2 and Ron Guidry Seattle edged Milwaukee, 3-2, 11th loss in 12 games. Cleveland at Detroil Knight, Cm spokean, disclaimsany knowlee of a black baseball. He says making his fi 71 754 80.313 2:11.2. Toronto at Baltimore rsi uppearnnce Minnesota downed Chi cago, 5-2, Manne rs 3, Brewe rs 2: American League Third Race maybe the ba ll was darkened from a lot oIscrafflng. Baseball Is Boston at New York J un e .12, Remy singled California ed ged K ansas City, 0AB H PcI. I Earl Dream 24.00 11.40 5.80. lon Robe rt s singled three California at Kansas City affluent enough now. It doesn't have to bother with those friction- home hick Burleson with one 6-5, and Texas beat Oakland, 5Smally Mm 72273 101 .370 6 Royal Black St 6.60 3.80 Chicago at Minnesota tImes and knocked in the tape jobs we used on the sandlots as kids. Downing, Cal 71 256 89.318 5 Linns Star 5.60 Seattle at Milwaukee out in thw 13th innIng Friday 3. winning run in the eighth inning Boctite, Sea 74277 94 .346 Q (44) 93.10; 1 (4.5.5) 17)5.30: Oakland at Texas, night In the movie "Fast Brea k" did Bernard King of the New night to givethe Boston Red Sox Kemp, Del 68 217 05 .344 Time 2:09.0. In the National League, to lift the Mariners to a win. * Brett, KC Mar League Standings 76373 107 .331 Jeey Neto play one of the lead roles. Aho, was Mavis a 3-2 victory over the New York Pittsburgh iüpped Montreal, 6- Twins 5, Wifito Sos 2: Fourth Race Rice, 605 By United Press International 13290 91 .371 6 Rebel 1 Guy 9.10 3.10 3.20, Wuhlugton an al ktar girls basket ba ll player In college? U so, Yankees. 5, Houston topped San Diego, 4Roy Small ey cracked a twoGrich, Cal National League 77 262 85 .324 1 Hardly Karl 4.40 3.10 With one out, Burleson drove i, Atlanta beat Los Angeles, 5-2, run homer and two singles to what school? What did you think of "Fast Break?" Surely you Wilson, XC East 68219 7) .324 7 Hizor Plenty 7.00' seen It. -Joe Scarselletta, Sacramento, Calif. a double to the wall in right- San Francisco defeated Cm- raise his league-leading averw t. Pct. GB Molitor, MII 10283 91 .332 0(13) 7.40 T (6-1.7) 443.20; Time Lansford. Cal 42 27 609 77317101 .319 2:11.0. centerRemy, off loser Jim Kuat, i-i. cinnati, 6-4, Philadelphia split a age to .370 and power the Montreal No, I ain't seen it. But, yes, that was the Nets' sometimes When Cowens, XC Pittsbrgh 37 33 529 5' w ho 55 2)0 67 .319 FIfth race didn't, start double-header with St. Louis, Minnesota Twins to victory. Chicago 35 32 .522 6 Home Runs controversial star playing a lead role in the u rn 8sunnyLarml 3.20 3.80 3.20 National League St. Louis Gabe the 36 33 .532 Kingman, I Joyrrude Barmin 5.10 1.40-. (Kotter) Kaplan. King played the star ofthat the starred team. Mavls t hr game, growided a single winning the opener, 8-7, and Angels 6, Royals 5' Cti 26; Phila SchmIdt, 38 36 511 6' Phil 77; 1 Son of Waygale 7.20 ough the right side', Burleson dropping the nightcap, 7-1, and Consecutive singles by Do ll Washlngton, also in the film, played at the University of be 19; New York 29 39 126 12', Foster, Cm Lopes, LA, 0(45) 1.00; 1 (5.4)) S1.SOi Time at by inches a throw from New York at Chicago was Baylor, Willie Aikens and Brian . B Robinson, Pitt and Simmons, 1:42.0. West California at Riverside and later with the National General West right-fielder Murcer to catcher rained out. W L Pct. GB St.L II. Sixth Race Downing in tile top of tile Ilth team that won the women' AAU title. She is currently a high Thurman Munson. American League - Lynn, 3 Carter Raker juVon 48 31 .608 orIoles 6-4, Blue Jays 1-0: 6.00 4.00 3.00, snapped a 5-5 tie and Califor- ICinci ,whool physical education teacher in Riverside. I heard lie movie 10 36 .526 o" Bbs 19. Rice, lbs and Thomas. lCardlgansCush 35.20 6.50 lied Sox' Manager Don flat Kelly and John Lowen- nia's seven-gwne losing streak. a f un film. 39 3e .5oo at,., Mil Is; Singleton, Bait and 2 Luke Way San Fran 3.60 Zimmner was glad Re-my was stein sniashed home runs anti Rangers 5, A's 3: Grich, Cal 16 San biego 0 1.3 SS.S0; 1 (3-1.2) 192.40; 35 45 1$ 13' Q, Th ere seems to be some controversy over who has the better there to finish the game but Steve Stone allowed only four Runs Batted In LOS Ang Time 2:01.3. 33 15 .42) l4" Billy Sample snapped a thirdNational League Atlanta Foster, Seventh Race 30 16 .395 Id", explained the left-handed hits over 8 2-3 innings, in inning tie with a two-r un single Cm 65; Kingman, Chi 60: 4 Flash Forwood 32.60 21.00 16.50, Friday's Results hitter's not being in the start.ng leading the Orioles to a sweep of to lilt the Rangers to their lGBGee 6.40 4.80 N.Y. at Chicago, ppd. rain American League - Lynn, lineup, their double-header. Scott seventh strai ght vi ct ory and s rretoss Pam Bo 63: Baylor, Cal 62; 10.20' PIttsburgh 6, Montreal 5 "I took him out. The man McGregor, 2-2, tossed a seven- hand the A's their seventh Phl$a I, St. Loul 7, 1st 0 (1-4) 101.00; 7 14-I'S) 2174.51; .St. Loul 7, Phila I, 2nd Tims 2:01,1. plays almost every game," hitter, and Doug DeCinces and consecutive loss. Houtton 4, San DIego 1 IsrnsR.c. . Siral S.10 2.00 2W AtlantI 5, Los Ang•lej , DAYTONA BEACH San Francisco 6, Cincl 4 ',ye",c"t, 7.60 3.30 FRIDAY NIGHT 2Koorfl'ern Today's Games Fir-sf Game (All Times EDT) . gs.u?' r I Carasa.Ancjre . (6.40 5.60 1.40 Tim, 2:08.1. Montreal (Sander-son 44) _KV Eciti Duran-Fernan e ~ N -I\c'1~ 17.50 5.20 Pittth,,,nh II ven 'S" I Trani Pradera 3.40 1 Fifty Os p.m. 2O 13.00 6.10 -- . . . I.C. Snead On H is Trail _~- I. , . . . - ______ -'4 iivsu uc&v. 7034 4uracesS-I6 Time il,s. 4 High Diver 16.10 10.10 6.001 3NIxonWhitey 4.60 3.00 er 460 4 ) 39.40 P (5.3) 94.20, T (5.3.a) 1111 1 lth race Dl.I6 Time s$., 1 K' s Duplicate 13.60 9.00 4.001 10.40 ter 1.201 Q(31) 49.40, P (5-3)223.40, T (5.3.4) 40 race Ii Time 30.fl 10h 6 Joe Kea 11.20 4.60 S.60 330 2.110 lr ry 4.60 23.40, P 91.2$, 7(6-31) * ' 00 9th race C$.16Ti,ne3I.s Fred 1.00 4.40 2.50 I Sunflower Honda 6.50 4.40 - * L. "44 ' . 33.61. P (4-1)193.11, T (44$) 5'11I0tkraceA3.gTirne35.lI 16.50 1.60 1.60 4.60 3-00 IJMs$tffl Rapid 5.00 0(6-7) P (74) 137.41, T 174-11 7411$ IIth race AS.I4 Time il.i. S Carry Fred 7.40 330 2.40 l Smoked By 5.50 4.40 lSiapstick (5'?) 39.11, P (5-7) 93.75. T ($7.4) 11111111.111141 % f6cQC1-I6Time,u.vv SLeawala 5.50 3.60 3.10 I Poll 2360 13.00 12 I U?) 93 10 P (5-fl sos, T 0-741 lias $ -- Aft.ndanc.rn,_H$Ml,$fl,,u 4' - 4.60 ° I : - . �Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 1, 1979 'Celebration Of OURSELVES Everything Italian' Paulucci Starts Magazine, 'Attenzione' IN BRIEF Sanford-Minnesota Industralist Jeno F: Paulucci, known for his business enterprises in the fields of foods and finance, waxed ecstatic today in announcing the birth of a "new baby" for the Paulucci family—the premiere issue of "Attenzione" magazine, the family's first venture in publishing. "This baby has liwant a $2 million commitment in the publishing business, brought to life after 12 months of labor, and I couldii't be more pleased," said Paulucci, chairman of "Attenzione," from his New York offices. 11w first printing of -Attenzione," 140,000 copies, was to Ix- completed this week 'and we're already working toward our goal of more than a million copies a month Small Business Operations Subject Of New Course A small business operations and management class sponsored by Seminole Community College, Sanford, will start Tuesday at 101 Wymore Road., Altamonte Springs. It will be from 7 to 10 p.m. in room 516. The course is designed to introduce participants to the needs in starting and managing a successful business. It will cover how to plan for one's initial requirements in general licensing, record-keeping, state and federal tax reporting, raising capital, choice of business structures, and a personal evaluation of one's own qualifications to soon." "Attenzione" is it national monthly magazine "directed toward a celebration of everything Italian for the 25 Briefly United States as well as in Italy. But I soon learned thit it Is more like a living being; that's why we call It 'our baby.' A magazine, this magazine, I have found, is really extension of people's hearts and minds and souls, their efforts and their dedication. I am very, very thrilled with M new venture and this new phase in my life now centered on 'Attenzione' magazine." Paulucci praised the efforts of Leda Giovanetti Sanford, publisher and editor-in-chief, "who has brought together outstanding talent and expertise in the fields of writing, art, typography, publishing and circulation," to produce "Attenzione." Michael J. Paulucci, Chairman of Jeno's Inc., Duluth, Minn., packer of pizza products, is president of "Attenzione" magazine, and Lois M. Paulucci is vice president, making it a family enterprise. million Americans of Italian descent, and a guide to the other 200 million Americans who relish that great Italian lifestyle," Paulucci said. Circulation is by subscription, but newsstand sales will be tested soon. "Attenzione" offices are at 10 E. 49th St., New York City. "I now realize what it means to 'get ink in your blood.' At first I felt a magazine was like any other product, In which you meld the highest quality ingredients, use good business practice to gain the highest possible distribution and advertising interest, and produce a magazine that presents an interesting, informative message to the target audience," Paulucci said. "Attenzione' is all of that and more. It features articles on travel, foods, art and people; stories about Italian Americans and the Italian influence on products in the College Offers New Degree In Parks And Recreation Officials at Daytona Beach Community College are interviewing candidates for its new two-year Associate in Science Degree in Parks, Recreation and Leisure. Up to 50 students will be permitted to enroll In the program designed to prepare them for positions in municipal and Undustrial recreation, and in the travel and tourist industries as well as religious oriented facilities. Those interested may request a brochure from the Information center on the main DBCC campus. manage a small business. Additional information can be obtained by calling 3231450, ext. 325, or Winter Park 831-2788, ext. 325. In addition, there will be a 14-hour post-registration course for real estate registrants starting July 10, through July 13, from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The class will be held at the same location as the small business class. - Sunday, July 1, 1979-16 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stetson Honor Roll WAR N I N G ! 'O PP Sanford Man Wins Award G. Jeffery Garland of Sanford, an independent insurance representative, has been honored as a 1978 Merit Award winner by the board of Time Insurance Company, Milwaukee-based life and health insurer. Approximately 740 of Time's 4,600 independent agencies qualified for the award, according to W.E. Jordens, senior vice president and director of marketing. The award is presented annually to those agents who have shown"exceptional ability in the areas of service to IN TRAINING clients, product knowledge, persistency and sales activity S(enslrnm Realty of .',4i5 ;i1thoflV M. Bender, Park Drive, Sanford, has assist ant manager of been named h Eke- SUI)t'rX Drugs, Sanford, tronje Healt .tsiwiates, recently returned from Inc.. 4E[.\i of Kansas ('incinnati, where he was 'it. Mn.. inner of the selected to attend a coinfirst place aard as the prehensive management training seminar. Bender corporation' top listing was participating in a c'mpan in Florida. aceck of management cording to herbert F. training which has pre1 Tnstrom it ca Itor-- pared him to assume the () ncr of Inc Sanford role of a Superx store during the previous year," Jordens said. Tune Insurance Company ranks in ttw top 12 percent of the nation's life insurance companies, based on lift inswartc*-tn4orce rankings compiled by The Nsitrnrial Underwriter. The compari, cabuisheti it ]L, rnarke:' its life and health plans in 4' aies anti thr r)isri Columbia. Toyota Holding Contest Toyota dealers in .&ahama. Gt%vgu,. No t'sj'&i:u. South Carolina and Florida are df cring rer ia portunity to find out just how gm riloap it squeeze out of a car. They're inviting all licensed drivers 18 a. ave: : p a fourspeed Toyota Corolla equipped pith a Bruh Mileage Tester through the gears. Using the tester. drivers can .,e what kind of mileage they can get. In firm. — Two former Sanford residents will assume new leadership roles. 1. Joseph It. %%ells Jr. of Jacksonville was elected vice president of tUTU at the convention held this week In Miami at the Funtalnbleu Hotel, lie is general chairman of the Seaboard Coastline Transporation Union. '-' tijgi:'.1r'hnni, vice chairman, automatically will move up to take his plate. An engineer with Seaboard Coast Line, he will be with the union full-time in January. Higginbothan grew up in Sanforu and is married to the former Kirtley White, also of 9 Quan Hong Pham Initiated Quan Hong Pham of Altamonte Springs was among students recently initiated into Beta Gamma Sigma business honorary at The University of Alabama in Birmingham (UAB). Chapters of Beta Gamma Sigma are limited to schools of business accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. ' F ol _ 'Jr On FSU Dean's List Area students named to the Dean's List at Florida State University, Tallahassee, for the spring quarter include: Gayle Jean Burkhart, Cynthia Marie Weygant, Brian Robert Petrie, all of Altamonte Springs; Mitchell Gebhardt, Martha McDonald, David Arlen Nader, Cynthia Lee Ogden, Tammy L. Ring, Valerie Saunders and Susan Woodruff, all of Sanford. — manager. in the International United Transportation Union (IUTU) on Jan. , Barley, Linda S. Pfeifauf, Donna Routh, William C. Young, all of Sanford: Deanna Frith, Mark E. Moyer, and Joseph A. Stepan, all of Longwood; Mark E. Herr, and Jean Lestourgeon, both of Altamonte Springs; Shari-on L Mobley, Fern Park; Susan Sallee, Lake Mary. Berry Daniel Lash of Lake Mary has received his Associate of Arts degree from Northwood Institute, Midland, Mich. 'j JESUS CHRIST (the Son of God) DESCRIBES HELL TO BE: A LAKE OF FIRE! (Rev. 20:1015) A PLACE OF TORMENT! (Luke 16:22.24) A PLACE WHERE LOST SOULS NEVER DIE AND THE FIRE IS NOT QUENCHED! (Mark 9:43.48) A PLACE OF WEEPING WAILING AND GNASHING OF TEETH! (Matt. 25.30) (Matto 8:12) (Matt. 24:51) A PLACE WHERE SINNERS AND UNBELIEVERS DRINK OF THE WINE OF GOD'S WRATH!, (Rev. .,1.4:,10). —A ittl~lq TLLIF SMOKE OF THEIR TORMENT ASCENDETH UP FOREVER AND EVER. (Rev. 14:11) Named To Leader Roles addition, Toyota dealers will provide drivers with tips on saving gas. The best gas miser in each dealership will win $500, additional prizes (at dealer option), and a shot at the state championship, with a $2,500 first prize. The five state mileage champs will go to the Southeast. Gas Mileage Rodeo Cluimptonstüp, where they'll drive Toyota Corollas through a special course. The grand winne q çf %()(n1J ,, Toyota Supra. T Toyota Gas Mileage Roadeo starts Monday and:80% runs through Aug. 18. Identically equipped Toyota 1401 Corolla coupes will be used exclusively in the Roaden. ; HELL IS'WAITING FOR YOU ! 1ST PLACE AWARD Stetson University, DeLand, has announced the following Seminole Countians were listed on the honor roll: Lewis '. SJ Prize-winning hats are donned by Florence Korgan (left), most colon ul : Peggy Busse (above), largest, j)I11s (below, from left) Phyllis Sub, silliest Pegg Newton, smallest, and Jean Combs, most stylish. \'•• Contest Goes To Their Heads Sweet A five-day course in grantsmanship will be held July 30 through August 3 at Calvary Presbyterian Church, 1100 W. Lee Road, Orlando. Sponsored by the Council of Arts & Sciences, the course is limited to 25 persons representing local social and cultural interests, ...Particlpanta learn mfiing govern—inent and priauc'rTI J5?iung grant ap plications. Contact 843-2787 for reservations. j Herald Photos by Torn Uetel \\ Grantsmanship Course — bo wit Adelt"nes Are Mad For H ats w Think of something strange. Or silly. Or stylish. Or colorful, Now think how those things would fit onto a hat. Members showed up sporting original hats, and prizes 'Yes, a hat. Shades of Hedda 1Iopr, ll' her weird head attire, and yesteryear. But it isn't 1940, it's 1979 and that kind of activity still is going on and still Is fun. At least a group of Seminole County women think so. And they proved it recently. A variety of off-beat hats were modeled by their creators, all members of the local chapter of Sweet Adelines, part of a national women's organization devoted to barberahip quartet singing. This month, the AtlanticGulf Region 9 Sound-of-Sunshine chapter highlighted their guest-membership evening with a "Mad Hatter Contest." — Sanford. Counselors Assist Transfers ALL LIARS, ADULTERERS, FORNICATORS, SORCERERS, (Enchanter with drugs) MURDERERS, AND UNBELIEVERS, ARE GOING TO SPEND ETERNITY IN THE LAKE OF FIRE! (Rev. 21:8) (Rev. 22:15) Counselors from the University of Central Florida will be on hand August 1, at the campus of Seminole Community College to assist students who plan to transfer to the university to continue their education after receiving the Associate's degree. MOST PEOPLE ARE GOING TO HELL! Lewis, who sings baritone and who has been a Sweet Adeline member since age 14. Other members of the ine1mitle Arm'ri &;,ii, Ya tenor; antI Nan (ej, satI. ?o '.0 ttii&eieMJ w joining toe group or "just attending mm evening of complete relaxation with singing and good a'JIoJesojzIe fun" to conic to one of their Tuesday night meetings. The meetings are held weekly at 8 p.m. at St. AIIdI-CWS Presbyterian Church on Bear Lake itoati,about I mile south of 11w. 436 in Forest Cit. The chapter recently elected the following officers: were bestowed In appropriate categories. But the hats are only a diversion. The main purpose of the group is singing. and unshe chLr has hetn qu 15 in recent singing competition. One of its groups, "Etcetera," is the reigning R'egional Champion. And the chapter as a whole won fifth place honorable mention at the regional competition hald In April In Sarasota. In it 1978 competition held In Mobile, Ala., the chapter placed 7th. "There's no stopping these girls," says their public relations director, Mrs. Phyllis Sub, 422 Monticello Dr., Altamonte Springs. "They are slowly climbing up the ladder of success and harmony." The "Etcetera" group is led by its director, Nancy SCC students interested may get additional Information by calling Don VanDalen, at 831-2788, Kathie lirmaimlette, president; Diana Shirley, vice president; Camille Wilson, treasurer; Carol .Seeberg, corresponding secretary and Vec Firkins, recording secretary. (Jesus said so!) (Matt. 7:13-14) Slim 'N Trim THERE IS NO WAY TO ESCAPE OUT OF HELL! FOREVER! AND EVER! THERE IS NO PURGATORY! (Read Luke 16:19.31) — • W—1 FACELIFT -. ' -• — ho I A or more, for any purpose. . iu system in I which orders are placed directly from the customer's computer to the steelmaker's computer, also creates uW= chwifications so there is a single product dwription no matter how many suppliers, eliminating the confusion of varying L.......1hj0ns for the same steel product. Working on the project are employees of two ttsbwghbased steel producers. Alan L Komm, director of administrative serforUnitedStatesSteel Corp. heads the effort, while Joe L vi Parker, manager of marketing aevices for National Steel Corp., Is member of the communications committee. The idea for the s steni came from users of steel — such as Ford Motor Co. and American Can Co. — 10 or 12 years ago, and has been under development ever il the an is de$ied to get all steel companies and B custotnem on the sams wave length to simplify ordering, cut time and save money. Rlt now only a handful of the industry's customers use the system, Including Ford and A. 0. Smith Inc., wtddp produces aUto parts. said rw system wW be accepted, National Steel's bmuse Vw wave of the future in steel is electronic communiU.S. steers xoznin says so far the feedback has been posi tive. But since the system is a Joint effort of all steel companies, the question of government reaction AWL"S. specifically that of the U.S. Justice Department. me government supports the system it can im prove producUvity, the AL51 spokesmen said, but the Idea raised some eyebrows at Justice, WI agency which doesn't look too favorably on the steel industry. KomEfl said the system has nothing to do with pricing, an area of ee th th loom can boorrongodup to S25,000m awe,FOR ANY PUNPO SEllfirm ownyowownho"'Condon1ww"arl ". ~---WWJOUQUAWY. AUAPPUCANTStMYU8M8I2 even if yow I.- AU isno ca"&WIF FOW l- w EASY EXTENDED REPAYMBIT COA for any Fvpo~*. Me&al bit — MWW — 1W •1 ..w. EVER ENTER HEAVENI A as IS ThE ONLY OTHER P1A.c '(W Afl U'JX )UU W "J,UUU . 'I! NO SIN - OR SINNER - WILL . All L . . Al • AND HELL CHURCH MEMBERSHIP OR GOOD WORKS OR GOOD MORALS, - OR ANYTHING,ELSE, WILL NEVER SAVE YOUI I ISV MUST BE BORN AGAIN" (John 334 , • MRY CHRISTIM SHOULD WARN EVERY PERSON POSSIBLE OF THESE ABSOLUTE BIBLICAL TRUTHS! (Read Ez.k. 33:8) Pan American Financial SOON-COMING Servkes, Inc. EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE THIS BOOK! PRICE only $3.00 bcdorsaj,r Brkr tale 202 a ir Fl rid o ilL • • lensluvttywi bo • ___ • . • • - .1' J .. :•, By JANE CAEERRy : • comp - WORLD RULERI WHO? WHAT HAPPENS THEM? 1111 6 • 'e . : Business Loans • frailty to lose track of our owmions, even people. left by Auto-train passengers, mufflers, gloves, fur-lined claimed were a man in a wheel given back to its grateful "little who seem to leave everything boots, jackets and sweaters chair, a dog and a cat. On week. mother." not attached — and some that when they ave in sunny days, officials say, they Custo times The most frequently lost away things they did not intend are. Richard Johnson, manager Sanford. Keys, cameras, average one lost parent items include umbrellas, to along with the trash after of the Sanford terminal, reports watches, Jewelry, wallets and (chi ldren are never lost, only sunglasses, keys, clothing and they (h tlnu One ten- e false teeth, prescription travelers checks have been pa rents ), and on the weekends, "used shoes." A woman had reported her 5year-old daughter a iuuu restaurant. iwe • looked everywhere and even the police before ' I' / retainer and wrapped it in a toupees are frequently lost, diamond. But probably the girl. S7 "We have a few watches and they carry the old shoes around LII L had opened the door to the trast, napkin l uncLI hing e says, nobody mOdeagerly redaimeditem by rInds, but most valuable things for a while then just lay them ar and hidden In- hamburger at an Altamonte ahi odythe desperate owner was a Just don't get turned in," a down and forget them," said em re.i young child's "security spokesman Springs McDonald's, The revealed. Penney's clerk. nob The most frequently turned in 0The anecdote is one of several naPhn was tossed in the con. claims Uwy are boxed blanket", Johnson recalled. School childru- i are noted for ReligioUS passengers have items at the mall are small losing things and never cherished by Don Hughes, tamer along with the rest of the and shipped' to Auto-Train's lost such items as a Mver packages, wallets, iden- claiming them. Every bchool manager of the Sanford tradi, and it wasn't until after Washington, D.C. office. McDonalds. left . W crucifix, rosary beads and tification cards, and—in the has a large collection of luncli 41 Itgnay be passengers feel as BIbles. happened. summer mor.ths—umbrellas, boxes, notebooks, sweaters Lost and found. Every day an /7 if they have reached the (*hers leave more worldly she said. jackets and odt ihoes to dispose endless variety of Items are lost . 7 She and a friend returned to Fountain of Youth when they items such as pipes, tobacco The Penney's Lost and Found of at the end of the year. by their Ownem 21111, If U*Y are the restaurant and searched arrive in Florida, for Johnson pouches, cigar cases, cigarette Department in Sanford Plaza Sanford Middle &.Iluui office lucky, they eventually may get through the trash until they says they also have 7,, " left behind ligI;mrs and liquor. said the most unusual lost item said they were turning .j eating, shopping or going to 7/ Some of the most unusual, prescri ption drags. And they Founu Department reports the owner was a "dirty little naked clothing over to the Good school, It seems to be a human and varied, kd items are those have left a n umber of fur coats, m ost unusual items found and baby doll ," which later was Samaritan Home. /1',' / 1/1/ . tment r , 1 8OO5284O5O ask - for eaf, 93$ . . • era. thegovernmentandthest _______ Your W ig, e '? Or Your Teeth Or Your D aughter? 7L ' . .• i ' • RUSSIA WILL SOON BE DESTROYED! WILL AMERICA SURVIVE? • •.• This course will teach the dog owner to teach his animal to `beel, heel and sit, sit and stay, plus other basic skills. Dogs ' pust be three months old or older and leashed at all times. The $20 fee provides for the Instructional cod of the course. ;For more information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. Flesse send for more fne fiftrOure COncerning the reality of Hell and t.rnal punishment—and God's Plan for your salvation. (Non-'Ssctarian) Sond for beautifal two-color, illustratede 336 Page COMING WORLD-SHAKING EVENTS, AS FORETOLD BY GOD AL. . ___ 7, # Seminole Community College Leisure Time Program is iffering a basic class in "Dog Obedience Training," schleduled ly 3. The class will meet each Tuesday for seven •: FAST LOAN APPROVAL Your 6w c*LAd be proved in 24 I sondswçht.7siwn3,ys. wherever you I'ivc, CALLTOLLFREE lo5O ask W ext. in , -. Dog Obedience Class — — Your credit Is good foir . — — Na Cash? PITI'SBURGH (UP!) The days of total reliance on telephone and the malls may be numbered in the -steel order game if a small group of businessmen has its WayThey are mem bers of the American Iron & Reel the systems communications committee. What they're of uniform met d steel customer communication service, a , . The V.50 fee for each clau provides for the instructional -'cost of the course. For information on sUirting dates and times, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. • — ,j( 1 r UNLESS Y 0 U SINCERELY, WHOLEHEARTEDLY REPENT OF YOUR SINS! THEN "'BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST" AS YOUR SAVIOUR AND LORD! THEN — FOREVER FOLLOW HIMI— LOVE HIMI OBEY HIM ALL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE! Hoj1iEowNs: In Steel-Ordering :k Y 0 U ARE GOING TO HELL! ______________________ Uniformity Is Sought ordering steel. AWAKE.1 AWAKE.1 117he facelift of downtown Sanford continues with cleaning and remodeling storefronts as a part of a project to Improve the appearance of the city's central business district. Other downtown improvements spearheaded by the Greater Sanford Development Corp include the proposed architectural landscaping at First Street Pictured here is Seminole Pet Supply at 200 Magnolia Ave. CONTINUES The LelsureTime Program at Seminole Community College is offering several afternoon classes In "Slim 'N Trim." • ..The course is designed to Increase flexibility, endurance, energy, to release tnion, to become more aware of proper • ' ...•—•—••—.--.•-•-.-• . ---.-----.---------.-----.-- 0 I A • - * •t ___L ' • I 4 •... ., f • . ' • . ••. -.--.--- • •;-- .• _I . -. - - �16-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 1, 197 In And Around Longwood Miss Banfield Miss Pamela Jo Banfield became the bride of Miguel Marczuk on Saturday, June 23, 1979, In a 4 p.m. ceremony at Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L Banfield of 1905 Blossom Lane, Maitland, was given In marriage by her father. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Iwan Marczuk of South Plainfield, N.J. Rev. J. Arthur Padgett at the double ring officiated ceremony. The bride chose for her lovely gown of white Silesta Qiana with high neckline and cap sleeves. The empire bodice was richly trimmed In silk Venice lace and seed pearls on English net. The A-line skirt extended to a chapel train with lace trimmed hemline. The matching veil was edged in seed pearls. wedding a Her cascade bouquet of white roses, carnations, baby's breath and fern. consisted Jan Banfield of Orlando, sister of the bride, was Weds Mr. Miguel Marczuk Bridesmaids were Katie Kirkwood, and Eileen Kane, both of Winter Park, Debby Ault, cousin of the bride from Wellsburg, W. Va.,Janet Reed of Miami and junior bridesmaid Lisa Krasnokutsky of Tampa, niece of the bridegroom. _k 0. ~ 4. VFW Post Schedules Bang-Up Barbecue For 4th will be collected! Special recognition will b Very special congratulations auxiliary for a barbecue. to our friends Denise and given 1978-79 Commander Bed Beginning at 1 p.m., you can Happy Clark upon the arrival of Carson and Ladies Auxiliary choose either a hamburger or hot dog and baked beans, cole Sarah Ann Clark. Sarah was President Delores A. Hamm, a.4 born on June 14 and weighed 7 well as their officers. slaw and corn, all for only $1.50 All members are invited tcf per nerson. There are even zi lbs. and ½ ox., and was 19 in. few surprises planned. "Before they came to tall. "It's really nice, because attend. 1 Since July 4th Is Indepen- Florida, they spent a week Sarah was born on our 10th Please don't forget the cance& dence Day, why not assert your enjoying a Caribbean cruise, 'anniversary," said Denise. independence by not cooking which included stopovers in Anxiously awaiting the benefit for Vann Brice ot and join the post and auxiliary Haiti, Puerto Rico and the arrival home of his new sister Sunday, July 8, from 1 p.m.. for a fun afternoon. Proceeds American Virgin Islands," said was big brother, Matt. Keeping until ?, at VFW Post 8207 and from this event will benefit the Margie. him company was aunt Polly ladies auxiliary. Americanism programs. Included for a $2 donation will: Not long after their depar- Merwin of Gainesville. be a full course roast bees and Margie's No. 2 ture, Dick VFW Post 8207 and ladies dinner, auction and continuou was outside playing Dick and Margie Dapore son, David, fall reinjured his auxiliary will hold Awards live entertainment. fell. This and enjoyed the company of Dick's Come on out and give thls sister and brother-in-law, chin (stitches a year ago) and Night on Saturday, June 30. Marilyn and Roy Howard, of required seven stitches to close This "potluck" supper will tremendous person the special Phoenix, Arizona. begin at 6:30 p.m. and each recognition he deserves. the wound. Best man was Thomas Kane and ushers included Greg and Gary Banfield, brothers of the bride, Richard Levy of Princeton, N.J., Kevin Murray, Miami. Junior ushers were Michael and John Krasnokutsky of Tampa, nephews of the groom. A reception was held in the church fellowship hail following the ceremony and a dinner reception followed In the home of the bride's parents. .. .-.., Following a wedding trip to San Frncisco, Calif. and Lake Tahoe, Nev., the couple will make their home in Winter Park. • . A' - - '.-. - ',":'_.'_. -'a- - - '- . - 'I. -':.'- V77 .1- / I . -,,, .- - BOOK -. -. SUMMER' . DANCE -- - - DAYS •- - 5 ' , is us - FOR . Dawn's a _ 9440d / gaowoe I --', . at c-. ' - . ' -1.1 - J '1~11 .- '5 y . -,...,/ ' t / .'I 1%11.~~ , ~ 4 ,7T~ ~~ - - • -- -- -. -'-, • • • .•,•..., . - - - - / 1 - uu tell the dilferenc'..' Allei'g last lunge-n-, says Di-. I ( amgusi. I be- also otters these' tips Iccr - J BARBARA J. TAFFER . - -Teacher In London On A Scholarship - - If son catch a e'olol, don't, hotu- s. 'Lliis ctii help you get expect to develop au uiiniutt NI OVCt tt' 'flid 1_I;5tr. '0' -"'lS-. 'a wx . ., . L> .. - -'L-L-m? -' )L) ,stAis4t'.lIct'e olle or two viruses . ___ . -_ 'e Care Orientation wh"r' (lu' %uinc.t8v lie mw" ft will immake suu fe-c-I better right .. : i. . "icrt are a lot inure out there that )ou're not i:nnuiunit' to. '' In lie said, then' an' iuiore than 126 Ilitse's that can cause c'okLs allay. We Care Inc., a 24-hour cris is kinds is welcome. :i Because ihis have a Intervention and suicide rue orientation deals n ithi a 'In-i ing cite-c-b wi the both'. it's A Seminole High School English teacher has arrived in Lenprevention center, will hold an variety of topics sia-hu as sub-don, England to study Victorian Literature as the 1979 recipient of orientation program on stance abuse. jirohl eiii -a scholarship sponsored by the'Eng1L Speaking Union of Win ter Tuesdays and Th ursdays from pregnancy, sc'xualit, domestic Park. 7-10 p.m. from July 17 through violent-c, iii suicide' .i,id She's Ms. Barbara J. Taller, 24, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August 21 at St. Michael's depression, gm-it-f, divorce, (; 'l'afler of Loch Arbor. Ms. Taffer, who teaches 10th grade Episcopal Church, parish hall, sexual assault, amiti .iniAGES 10 to 18 English at SIIS, elected to conduct her summer studies under th e 2509 N. Westmoreland Drive, (k'rstaimofinig youth. It abs., oilers EVERY THIIDCflA V Ifl.flfl A IA scholarship at the University of Len don, one of several Orlando, training in roimimulunut-ationis prestigious universities she could have chosen under the The orientation sessions for technique's, the' role' of tin' scholarship. available Ms. Tufter is expected to remain in London, where she arrived We Care and Teen Hotline are volunteer and resources. free to all interested persons Wednesday, until the end of August when she will return to Aiiyumie interested in Completion of the course is mt-swill' her SIIS teaching duties. tending any of the sessions She is a native of Sanford and attended local schools, necessary' to work as a should tall the We ('ai't' of lit-c' at telephone volwgeer, graduating fnnui SHS in 1973. Ms. Taller also is a graduate of 425-2624. Stetson Uniiversity- and is doing graduate work at Roll ins College, For those who are interested She also attended Seminole Community College and the in We Care, but might not ee f l University of Central Florida, majoring in English and Social comfortable on the phone, there Sciences, are other jo bs and help of all Ms. Taller is a long-time member of the First Baptist Church. 1J cra Brass Cleaners Can Be Homemade , treating a cold Ii If possible, rest the first 48 - no 8 (' to help it is dhffle'LjJt, based on tile evidence, to Sec lion vitaimi imis c- an prevent colds," s., s l)r, argusi iiie'dic-al circles deni iii_ therapeutic- effect troiii vitanjin 5% iiiptoiims ' - As for taking vitaniiin Pt%t mit partu'ularl in ea,-1 spring, SUiiiinmt'r anal earI fall, flow do fl - I I to Dr. \'iiicent ( an-gusi, chief of iinpurtaiit to drink lots of hiquitl the division of infectious liquid helps to cool the disease's at (eorge'tov- n and stipplie's e-nu'ugli flui ds it t t 'Iiiversitv Medical ('enter. help the Isul) ove'rconie tht ('niiiiiiuii 5) iliptoins heat fiR' (IIiiiiIiOIi syiiipte'iiis of .i Mali) iruses I'aut- ('olds told include a slight sore throat Nasal dee oiigestants can help fulloes eel by a stuffy nose', paiii open thit' Host' and sinnjs unitiei the c-ye's, sneezing, PilseS, $a%S Dr. (;argusi, bit aching Joints anti muscles and a anti-hiiaiiiines are not much general iiialaise. Usually tileR' value', unless von ri- bothered Is 110 fc'vei. 1 by c-yen, thit'se' syhiiptoiiis b an allt'rI!% as v-c-U a a cold. iria also he a sign of"all , '~', J' I ., ' - .- /,/,, \\ , "• •. . I - - - 5- i ,. I / Bazaar Ideas For Fund Raisers ,- , _. - , 11 - suinm.'r heat and high hwnidit tall make von teel a lot inure miserable, ai.-t'onihiiig - \ .--• health lnstin'aiice Instit ut e. A cold is no more serious in swumner than in v-inter, hut 1 I- - . )I ed - -1;?- ..• Suniuner may be the time when you complain about th e ieat, but it also is the season when thousan ds of Americans complain most about the cold the summer cold, says the' - ;derrtJk) I ty ..1.11 --V ' _ Heat And Humidl Add To Summer Cold Misery I -~t~, _ - - I ).,, . ____ 1 -I I - Leaving Home Over Laces / I - , 1/ _.-., I 1979-30 NE\% YORK NE, - Won't USC's Andrus Gerontology Traditionally, it has been,'' she 'tVOlfl8li is reaching br t'hang..- capable- arab want to ork itir ..fl(l even if rie-onc like Mr life be si'll hen you retire in Center. says. ''You ask an elderly man in the supermarket. for inUcoack is trying to help, it n. (a:i on.' Finding o. urk liv..' or 10 years! And listen. "Many of them who he is and he says so and so stance, and someone is taitirig be-conic's i(-rt'asingl', ilcort1111 rough. M riucthcr, who i Actually, it'll be pretty much say ill had it to do over again, I - I'm a retired train engineer. impatiently behind her, she's hiuicult after 45.*' re-tt'ntI fired," sh she sa s, 'as ou've lived it so far, ac- would have start ed plannin g There's always an iden- likely to flub it arid feel in5I)5. Sla' etas an assistant although there art' cording to gerontologist Dr. financially earlier for my Lii ication with work. competent. And if v. t' feel ina hart nient hi list' rican a gerl IF ga uiiat loris and pi- og ram Virginia Ruvae-k. Only you'll retirement . I would have done '''What we hope to do wi th competent, we act or eork around the country to help very bright and capable, but have eight more hours a day to more to r et ain my health. I middle-aged people moving incompetently." senior citizens find part-time new owners caine in anti enjoy or bemoan or fill by would have maintained more towards retirement is help Government and private jobs, iiiatching their skills to changed pe rnnel. I'm helping hustling to stay alive. Th e solid relationships with friends them f in d a sense of dignity in industry are her look for aiiutbier job, but trying to 'redesign uuiIiiiici:citv iit't'i' current average annual income and family so loneliness life other than work.'' But she jobs so the older eorker liii iiiettiil she's suffering '1 can fora retired couple, she says, is wo uldn 't be such a problem, But, she cwije'ss5, ehat the doesn't know how just yet. retain effectiveness,' slit' sa s. lack 1 riIe'.nIiig hI..-. $5,000. (IniinrlunIit tends to need is and I'd have found more 01 course, with the But what ansei-s, if an f i rime-h weaning can fivd bargt'l "flnt'refore, what I stress to diversified things to do with my retirement age now advanced, the)' conic' ill) geiieral eu-neal ecork ".ith, arid v, bit-ni great grandchildren give a IF ftuI '('rvit-..'s. Dishing it the InRidle-aged is to do a darn free time.'' more people are likely to work And what it that tilder a'. (crkt'r is husinct'ssv,onrcani inise lifestyle iii a cafeteria, in tither e good job of getting your act Dr. Boyack pretty, longer. However. "What do we flubbing it. \nid et fios to si ords, haSIIt been to depend on family' together now, before you're healthy, 51, a doctor in physical do so they continue to feel ci- whether or not he is So. hopeful as Dr Rovack is , tor a st- use '1 dignity and solving problems based on education - is hopeful bo fective? I'm not Th sure '' is is being there's studied. Iiieatiinig a ut tmmt I the IcFe'scilt situation ini 't de-o-isi'iri-iiiaking by crisis ''the opport unities out there'' anything worse than wor ki ng in frankly don't set' hoec they %% Ili - flmc're just aren't enough Well. then, tco'', can one rather than strategy.'' for the idle elderly, if he or she an environment In which you're ever develop one iiistruiiie-nit to ,ii iii a in that dignity and )rc)grahims .iiitl trainit'd peopleMail) of the 20 million can outwit a gaggle of Catch 22s put down and not appreciated IUtNISUI-e coiiipett'nie'v, Health around to help icltbe'r people help nimeanuig, that feeling of being .-inericans 65 and older func- out there, too. beca use you're older. All the standards won't ecork becausethit'ircso'lve". Instead e provide lii cicniticil 1 ec ish I had the Lion that way, she says, the ones For instance, we all need a silent sounds of aging zero in on you can have a heart attack ,iitf prognaihis stitli as social nicagie- aniseo-n-,'' she says, - but celio let old age s ur prise them. sense of dignity and in. you.'' Inattention to what you still be a capable decisiccri see- ririt t take- av- ay (lieu blanc is flu prcsciiptiori'' I ok and learn, cautions the dependence, but that ten say, impatience with your maker. And if i)ii mct ,lit,, it'd rig it iicde'peiitleiice miiil ds to go U xcept per ha ps. to look advisor to Congressional out the door with the nin e to five movements psychological ila-asurt's, cat-11 iligicit We ii cake Pt-elIcit' v-act it bin at your v- ii resources committees on aging and routine, ''Is work the only thing job has umptet-ni iitcii., ''Our reactions naturally slo tui cliuls and treat theiii like' anal alit-ad . Noec v-bile there's former project director at that gives life dignity? do wn with age, but if an elderly Still, suppose oii'rt' still herds'' tini1e' member attending should brine a covered dish or a $2 "penalty' Get well soon, David. 1 ._., - Retirement Means Looking Ahead 11 Want to spend a "bang-up" time on July 4th? Why not stop by VFW Post 8207 and ladles The bridesmaid's gowns were identical to the maid of honor except for the junior bridesmaid, who wore a pink qiana dress with puffed sleeves and an empire waist. They each carried nosegays of pink and white carnations with pink streamers. No-No's For Neighbors .... Sunday July .1 By ELLIE GROSSMAN NEW YORK (NEA)- Why I'm leaving home, by Lucinda *4 '-' .4* t • Cavendish. • 4 .4 ' The bride is a first grade '' 't .. _ . A Beacuse Mother bought me 4* •••• teacher In Orange County / Kindergarters, that's why. I and the groom is president .• said I wanted them because I • ( of Mi-Mar Construction was tired of walking around in ---"--•/' -.---•-. • Corporation. stupid brown shoelaces. And 4• 1. V. besides, Auralee Fensterhelrn had a pair in magenta. They you get them as long as 36 or 72 •• 4. Vc inches. So Mother bought me all ' / 10 nine colors they come in: jade, _______ gold, Durole. olive. cranberry ,.-.-.--- • 1 / V. DEAR ABBY: After reading to want something in the end. hair. (I never thought he was and lilca that. • '.,. your Ten Commandments for My girlfriends tell ire that if I particularly hairy.) I wore than in my sneakers Husbands and Wives, I decided were to give a guy a few kisses Now he turns up with all the and jogging shoesn but Mis5 ,.; to submit these Ten Cam. it wouldn't hurt me, but I've hair shaved off his lower ex- Arlene said I shouldn't come to ~- %- k,-~, r ;~ . "el~? ~ "4 rnandments for Good Neightried that, and they are all over treiiiities! This really bothers dance class with them in my t% borliness: , , you in no time, and then you me, Abby. Nobody sees his legs patent dance shoes because N . :• • I )Thou shalt love thy neighhave a big fight on your hands. so why does he need to shave "nice ladies don't do that." I bor, but not his wife, nor shalt :01 • Also, why does a girl have to them? said pish on you thou covet thy neighbor's give a guy a REASON Now he claims that body hair for Mother said she found them hmiap nr hl per Ar Alit, nthtr -, refusing to go to bed with him? is "unclean." in the children's shoe depart, (' thing he owneth. 7) Thou shalt not useth thy lam tired of trying to explain How can I convince him that ment and that a company called 2) Thou shalt keep thy dog, home for any unsightly or that there is nothing wrong with body hair isn't dirty, and that Beaux Dangles In Chicago was and thystereo, and thy illegal activity, me. (One guy offered me a he should stop all this silly making them and probably lawnmower quiet while thy B) Thou shalt always stand chance to prove to myself that I shaving? "cleaning up" because kids iietgblxr sleep". ready thh%p thy nelgblmrtnbli wasn't alesbtan. How's that for- IN-LOVE WITH-A HAIRLESS always need shoelaces en If / __. "• • -. ('ills . • _______ Thou shalt borrow from i N 1 111111111110 -.'.• .ppch?) GUY Cw;e. _____ the neighbor rarely, and when does for thee. So how do I get a decent guy ThsZ's~-i'caise they're rayon. DEAR IN LOVE: Your I thou doest, returneth un9) Thou shalt not parketh thy who just wants good company? boyfriend's problems could be She said rayon doesn't have an i damaged and witho1it delay camper, nor thy RV, nor thy I'm not about to give "edge" like cotton, so it keeps 1 up what more than skin deep. But .that which thou last borrowed. van in the street where it I'm saving for my wedding 4ong as he doesn't consider his wants to go out straight the way ': Thou shalt not alloweth blocketh thy neighbor's view night until I'm hair a it was before you tie it. All "synsure there's olm.ssiou with body thy pets nor thy children to run and createtli a ety hazard to going to be a wedding. thetics" try tc do that, she said. I f. problem, It's no problem. amok,despoillngthyneig1ibor's all. SAVINGMYSELFINS.C. do, Anyway, right before i'm afraid that's your lawn, flower beds and fence. 10) Thou shalt not hold wild DEAR SAVING: You can get Children's Day at the country Thou shalt keepeth thy parties or orgies that lasteth a decent guy by being yourself, club, Olive snuck into my room A lawn green, thy fence painted until wee hours unless thou Don't lower your standards! If you need help In writing and took my lucky purple sand thy driveway uncluttered shalt inviteth thy neighbor, too. DEAR ABBY: This may letters of sympathy, Kindergarters because she was :even as ye shall also keep thy ANONYMOUS IN OXNARD sound silly, but it Is a big congratulations or thank-you going disco roller-skating with vehlcles in thy garage where DEAR ABBY: I'll get right to problem with me. I &M. letters, get Abby's booklet stupid Alvin Carp. That's why I . i :they belong, My boyfriend, 25, started to "How to Write Letters for all got stuck on the hurdle, not the point. I am a very attractive . Thou shalt watcheth 20-year-old girl and I've never shave the hair off his chest Occasions." Send $1 and a long, because I'm fat like Auralee . :always for criminals and fires had a bo yfriend, about a year ago, t hen he began stamped (28 cents), self- said. So I punched her in the fr In thy neighborhood and guard I've had many dates, but shaving his arms. I asked him addressed envelope to Abby: ear. -thy neighbor's home AM his nothing has ever come of them why he did this and he said he 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Then Auralee came to school her hair, too, which got me were buying them. And that thousands of shoelaces just like property even as thy own. because the guys always seem didn't like the, looks of all that Calif. 90212. by mad. She said her mother had Beaux Dangles was really a Wt. In Beaux Ties glitter laces bought them, "after all", at the belt company that decided to Beaux Dangles. I said they hair accessories counter. They "spruce up" shoelaces for kids, Auralee said her mother was were "garrish" which Mother were stuck there In four cit then adults, because no one going to use them as party says Mrs. Hoffritz is, but I ferent colors on a gold-plated favors for the barbecue on July really like those laces. They've clip for $3.50 for 36-Inches or ever ha d. 4th and that I wasn't invited. So got gold or silver lurex and around $5.00 for 72-inches. ByJOANNESCHREIBER stripoffabric5x24incheslong. She They got them made in New I spilled blackberry froze"' -• regular rayon in them and you • • • . .. . Many churches conduct their Mark off Into six equal sections said the saleslady said adults England at a factory where jg yogurt on her designer jeans can get them in nine colors like really liked them. Th mua1 fund-raising bazaars In of 4 inches each. Make 12 • :. • •• •• . . • .•.ey r. •. machine takes a big spool of Jeans. garnet, plum, saffron, jade, even buying Kindergarterswere .1 • '.:.. . : . 11 motifs l$e summer and early fall, so decorative panels • • • . • S. for rayon stuff and rolls it out. Then Mother found out and got mad • green and like that. ft's none too soon to Mart and one cover, which can say themselves but they were it cuts It up and scrunches it at : • - . and that's why I'm leaving re also 36 or 72 Th ey' "color book" as shown, or give planning your sewing. Inches called Beaux Ties by Beaux theendandsUcksaheat. • .13 ed home. and cost about $1.50 and you can Baby Items are consistent the child's name. (If you are Dangles because grown-ups plastic tip on it and you get So there. putthemlnyourskatesoreven everyone seems making this bock for a bazaar, -sellers 1;' in your hair. ___________________ __ ________________ I haveafavorltebabyinneed leavethecoverblankandfuse CO LOR I decided to wear the If new toys or room names-to-order at the bAvar.) corations. Stuffed blocks, Cut pieces of fusible web 41 5 camisole Grannie got me in hangings, grow Charts, Inches. Fuse a panel to each Paris the last day of school. i -• cture frames, mobiles and sides of the strip, so the 'pages' took out the stupid Alencon lace (loring books are ever-popular of the book are three-ply, and and put in silver and saffron • Items for a baby table, the folds one-ply. Crease or glitter laces. Then I tied a pair .. pecially when made of a press the Plum Phelt along the • .• around my arm and my wrist 1 . m by-proof material such as foii Lines, so the accordion . • .. ,.- :.': • and in my hair in different -: ... ellon's allpolyester Phun shape will hold. • . . . • colors, • And I went to school and a' lihelt. This hand-washable The same construction fpbric is available in 16 colors First Color Book of Felt Auralee was wearing them in Are Coming... . çd ideal for all sorts of craft techniques may be used for Togetyourcopy,send$2plus jectsbecause ft cuts cleanly blocks or mobiles. The mobile '/. JOIN d may be ditched, hmed or units may be lightly padded for your name, address and zip to extra dimension. tied in place. Stitchin' Time Box 503, Radio current Issue of "Fashion City Station, New York, N.Y. A first color book is an easy IV oject. Draw simple, basic 19" contains applique motifs 10019. apesof fruit, flowers, but. which are ideal for aproject THE FUN! Start now on your bazaar • I rOles and animals or trace such as this. Directions are for i signs from a basic coloring a countdown wall hanging, but projects! / 1" I ok.Transfer the traclngsto the cheerful motifs may beused 2 WEEKS OF EVERYDAY CLASSES . I i propriate colors of Phun for a bock, blocks or other JULY 16th THRU JULY 27th. I alt. Using fusible web, a items. Included are a teddy R x: Chicken I am Iron and a damp press bear, a heart, a bird, a WOflfl, * INTENSIVE DANCE TRAINING FOR: c4h, fuse the design to 4- an elephant, a balloon. a ft, a Soup .glnnr. lnt.rm.dlat.. Advanced flower, an apple and a of upth rectangles of fabric, CHILDREN.TEENS - ADULTS (Jsethe decorative stitcheson Treating the common cold Congratulations "Fashion 19" has a sewing with hot chicken soup y4ir sewing machine to accent * BALLET-TAP-JAll SILLY FOX fused appliques. Con- mplemait that features is found to be effective because i * ALL CLASSES MEET DAILY MON. THRU FRI. veins on the butterflynUM of other terrific bzur "it is an easily digested, leaves and the flowers Items, including a quilted calico nutritious food and is * CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION quilted star-design nsychologically consoling," be done with mplesigzag hen, hinIIy Huk'csrs ssios *rh. or with a more dramatic potholder, clothespin dolls and according to MD Medical Ph323-$630 in contrasting ____ Dread. a giraffe grow chart, all with Nega. "Nonscientific ,When each panel of the book conipide instructions. This, 01 public acknowledgement is Sanford Ave. com$ded, fuse border strips course, is in ad&tloii to the evidenced by one New York to and bottom to frame the hundreds of i4o.the-m1nute kosher restaurant that claims 1. 2SO S. Elm fashion patterns, plus the free- increased sales 01 chicken soup dire, 323-1900 during cold periods." To construct the book, cut a pattern cowon. IM.- ~ 1 111111,111,111111 ns'ij'-r1j-i,.i1g--322 maid of honor. She wore a floor-length gown of pink qiana with Vneckllne and shawl collar and carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnations, white button pom-poms and baby's breath. Evening Herald Sanford.•.Ft No Magic Answer Shower Honors Bride-Elect Close to HOmel. , 1o,; rt Festival Moves To Campus Sanfordi WInter Park, r - - -. '" . . " -. ' ,ft I -. - -.... -' % - .' 1. - L ,-- '_• .. ._% 1NXI ONaE'y/ Ov$edo/ Apcpka.' i Forest Cit y • - _____ Longrwood ge ray, - - . '. - - --------• . IT.V . . - - - - . . -- .- . , , . - e Ch asses 1 POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY- I would Like to know of an easy way to clean my brass.-TONI DEAR TONI-. There are several good commercial brass cleaners that can be bought at either a grocery or hardware Ellen Sloan, July 21 bride- George Stine, Mrs. W. S. Gregory itore. -I '-------'eaume none of your Larrisoni, Mrs. Junies clod of Charles Musser, was Brumley, Sr., Mrs. Thomas Oxford, au Is lacquered (some items protection for thie future. Mrs. William honored ;j linen shower given Greenman, Mrs. are when purchased). When Betty Gramkow, I keep a child's wagon in the Mrs. Gerald Mrs. things are professionally garage and put my bags of by Mrs. D. P. (Wynelle) Lanier, Sangiorgi, Walter Saunders, Mrs. David Weber, desned bae can have them groceries in it to take into the Mrs. D. P. (Darts) Lanier, and Meriwether Sr., Mrs. Carl Melissa Margaret, Marianna Mrs. Richard Packard at the Sams, Mrs. J. E. Eldridge Jr., Sigmier, Sue Mathewson and lacquered and have protection house. This certainly saves nuiy I'icknrd ionic. Mrs. Glenn Wright, Mrs. Nancy Grabill. from tarnish for a long time, back. A Caribbean blue theme was bese who prefer Using S Mark your paint can with the carried out in the refreshments, fmade at home" cleaner can paint brush on the outside. lliis corsages, and decorations. The $ake a paste with lemon Juice will show how much paint is nd salt. Some add a tiny bit of in the can and what color it left beautiful roses, daisies, and hydrangeas were grown and flour to bind it together. Rub MRS. V.14. . arranged by Ouida Lee. kiss with this and the finest DEAR POLLY- I save those Invited guests included: Mrs. óteel wool pad you can get. Be little rectangular plastic tabs R i. . mother of the bride, lure to thoroughly wash ID hot that come on bread and bakery Mrs Francis Meriwether, ater and suds or there may be packages and use them when grandmother of the bride, Mrs. green oxidized spots where dough sticks to the counter Robert J. Crumley, Mrs. John Waste was not completely after I have been kneading it. Majub, Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mrs. qemoved by the rubbing.- This makes a quick way to Bill Southward, Mrs. Joe Now, With 9 convenient FOLLY scrape off the dough and flour Jarrell, Mrs. W. B. Sawyers, DEAR POLLY- A reader without scratching the table or Mrs. David Bach, Mrs. Donald Central Florida locations .bnce wrote about cleaning counter. LENA Julies: our homes are brass with salt and vinegar. An DEAR POLLY- When a Also Mrs. Walter Steele, Mrs. en older way is to make a piece ol embroidery is too small Lewis Hughey, Mrs. William closer than of lemon juice and stove to go into my embroidery hoops Layer, Mrs. Virgil Bryant, Mrs. ever to shes and rub vigorously with a I baste a strip of cloth on each of Wallace Hall, Mrs. James lee, ad of aluminum foil that has the four sides so it fits tightly in Mrs. Walter H. Meriwether, VOU en dipped in water. This adds the hoops.-E.M.A. Jr., Mrs. Joe Corley, Mrs. the Winter Park Chamber of 'The 6th Annual Autumn Art and craftspeople who have been estiva1 In Winter Park will be jurled into the show by a panel Commerce has joined in the 1d Sept. 29 on the Rollins of professionals in the arts. sponsorship to expand the Uee Campus this year. $2,500 in prize eunuaziunity's involvement in More than The location of the festival on money will be awarded. In the festival. green in front of Mills addition this year, at least Applications for the festival emorial Ubrary will provide $1,000 in purchase award will be mailed within two weeks pie space for artists' money will be guaranteed. arid artists' slides of biblts, art participation representational work must be EJects and entertainment. The festival, that has been suniitted by August 17. En year community ethnic held In Winter Park's Central fee is $20 with $15 refundable to oupa have been invited to Park for five years, this year is artists not accepted In the show. moving to the Rollins campus esent their cultures through ow. aial is adding a third Sponsor, otwiies and f00d5. Artists who wish to receive Limited to Florida artists, the along with Crealde Art Center Sun Herald. The applications may call festival Autumn Art Festival exhibits and the of headquarters, 647-1217. Cultural Affairs Committee the works of outstanding artists (act ' • - I I -.AP W- MW a-_ -_____ �V 413—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Everinq Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, July 1, 1979 Sunday, July I. 197? - TONIGHT'S TV 'SI. EVENING 6:00 @J a NEWS ED AMERICANS "The Company President" A fascinating close-up of an industry czar -Elliot "Pete" Estes, president of General Motors. be like her mystery writer idol and an executive (John Astin) who dreams of the relaxing life visit the island. (A) BEST OF FAMILIES "Jar'uary 17, 1977" The principals from the opening segment of the series are transferred to 1977 New York. tello In The Foreign Legion' (B/W) (1950) Patricia Medina, Walter Slezak. The boys travel to Algiers and promptly become involved in local intrigues. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) cz 11:30 (2) U SATURDAY NIGHT @) 0 CBS NEWS 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW @ BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER 0 U HEE HAW Guests: Charley Pride, T.G. Shepard. LAWRENCE WELK "Musical Alphabet Trail" ED SOCCER MADE IN GERpy o 7:30 III CANDID CAMERA THE MUPPETS Guest: Danny Kaye. 8:00 €2) U CHIPS A conceited, self-assured rookie reminds Jon and Ponch of how the equally cocky Poach was trans. formed Into a good officer. (A) (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS A former baseball player In trouble with the law is given the choice of going to tail or coachlog a little league team of misfits. (A) 0 BATT1.ESTARGALACT1CA Starbuck tries to save a man (Fred Astaire) he believes to be his father from bloodthirsty Borellian killers. (R) ED MEETING OF MINDS Sieve Allen talks with Empress Theodore, Thomas Jefferson, Bertrand Russell and Saint Augustine. (Part 2 of 2) 8:30 (4) 0 JUST FRIENDS Susan Is upset to learn that she Is a bad credit risk because of her marital status. (R) 9:00 UBJ AND THE BEAR Three beautiful girls kidnap BJ and force him to help them make moonshine to pay off their father's hospital bills. (A) "The @1 0 CBS MOVIE Three Musketeers" (1974) Michael York, Richard Chamberlain. Three dashing cavaliers enlist the help of their new friend D'Artagnsn to provent King Louis XIII from beln Involved in an marital and political situation. (A) 0 LOVE BOAT "Like Father, Like Son" Robert Mandan, Randolph Mantooth; 'Don't Push M0' Roddy McUowalt, Tammy Grimes; "Second Chance" Virginia Graham, Debbi Morgan. (A) ED THE FIGHT AGAINST SLAVERY "Tight Packers And Loose Packers” Conflict grows between abolitionists and the vested Interests prolonging slavery. 10:00 U SUPEATRAIN A movie producer boards Supertraln to convince an actress that he will be murdered if she doesn't agree to star in his film. (A) 0 FANTASY ISLAND A wornan (Celeste Holm) who wants to LIVE Host. Michael Palm. Guests: The Doobie Brothers. 0 MOVIE "The Candidate" (4)0 FACE THE NATION ED BIG BLUE MARBLE AFTERNOON 1:40 LummOn, Tony Curtis. MORNING 6:00 (4) A BETTER WAY THE LIFE 0 ') 6:30 ti) CHURCH SERVICE 0 LIVING WORD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. U AFTER HOURS 7:00 COMPANY €4J SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIliON JERRY FALWELL FAITH 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 8:00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (I) OF WOMEN AND MEN UU REX HUMBARU Q SHOW MY PEOPLE ED SESAME 8TREET(R) 8:30 SUNDAY MASS 13.1) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 (2)ARCHIECAMPBELL (4) 0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 BIGFOOT AND WILDBOY U ORAL ROBERTS ED MISTER ROGERS (A) 9:30 (2)GOSPEL SINGING JUBI. LEE 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 6:00 El) THE ADVOCATES "Should We Legalize Marijuana And / Or Cocaine?" 6:30 NBC NEWS CBS NEWS 030 MINUTES U WILD KINGDOM "Leop ards Of Sawai Madhopur" A family of leopards lives in an ancient deserted castle. U WILD KINGDOM "Voyage Of The Golden Dolphin" Elephant seats, manta rays and ferocious sharks are seen from aboard Marineworld's colleclion ship. 700 ____ 1.4'iits I4ARDY BOYS -David Gates and the rock group Bread join the Hardy brothers in a plan to help a young Russian defector. (Part 2 of 2)(R) QD BLACK MAN'S LAND "White Man's Land' This documentary explores lh RACING ,... . . . i 4. KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 €1) A.M.. WEATHER 6:47 4. EYEWITNESS 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA II HI. NEIGHBOR ' 7:00 ) (12) TODAY (4) 0 FRIDAY M3RNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED SESAME STREET (A) 10:31) MAGAZINE _) EYEWITNESS ' ... 0 WORLD OF THE SEA ED WALL STREET WEEK "Should I Buy Government Securities?" Guest: Mark K. -----. .. ru uflI, 1-1116y, VI,--- p Government Securities Inc. (R) 2:00 (1) U WIMBLEDON TENNIS Coverage of early-round play in this prestigious tennis tournamont from the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club In London, England. 0 WORLD WAR 11 01 DIARY "D-Day" 0 MOVIE "Strange Interlude" (81W) (1932) Norma Shearer, Clark Gable. Fearing that her husband's child will inherit insanity, a woman secretly becomes pregnant by another man. (2 1/2 Hrs.) ED THE SHAKESPEARE . ,..'.resislance„ 3:30 (1) 0 MA8'H(R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILDS WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS U MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET (R) 12:30 NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE U HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6:30 on 4:30 €1) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE MERV GRIFFIN UGUNSMOKE 1:00 12)UDAYSOFOURLIVES (1)MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN ED JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY 1.30 AS THE WORLD TURNS ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY 0 5:00 12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES U BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) NEWS 11:00 ',_J '.J %, %D I*i 6:25 PORTER WAGONER ( JVV ED AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "John Hartford / The Dillards” (R) 7'30 12? TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11:30 (2) Ci) 0 0 U NEWS 1:30 (j) AUTO HIGHLIGHTS and 8:00 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE cartoon characters Benji and his dog Waldo star in this adventure about the meaning of freedom. U GUNSMOKE ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) 7:30 HOUR MORNING 10:00 PRIME TIME SUNDAY Tom Snyder, Jack Perkins Chris Wallace took at the somewhat unusual collection methods of the Hare Krishna religious cult, and report typical California vacation weekend. (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MOSES - THE LAWGIVER The Pharaoh's refusal to fr riri the Israelites unleashes a series of dreadful plagues on the Egyptian people (Part of 6)(A) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Why Is Her Door Locked?' Mrs. Bridges puts the family in a difficult position by keeping a stolen baby in her room. 3:00 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 U NEWS ED SESAME STREET (A) CRACKERSARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 4 2 00" --P 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED FRENCH CHEF AFTERNOON 6:00 A -W - 2:30 ED MISTER ROGERS (A) EARLY DAY F it 00 C2)9 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT ED V.I. PEOPLE 11:30 5:53 12 PTL CLUB their ED FLOWER SHOW €2) U WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD9P. MR ni l& I rry DONE LIF.ETO LIVE CIJ U HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE a SHIRt FY (R) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE MORNING Louise fears she and George have fallen into a rut until twist of fate transforms "routine" days (A) (2)U THE DOCTORS 11:00 ___________________ iJ'j J% 9:30 2:00 0 CBS NEWS (R (1) 0 THE JEFFERSONS GARDEN 10:55 politician who executed her father and stole her property. 11:15 EVENING (21) RACERS 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 FREEDOM IS The popular 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP ary Maverick brothers and their young cousin Ben indulge in a series of schemes to con meney and win the affections of ladies. (A) ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE "I, Claudius What Shall We I)o About Claudius'?' Claudius is advised to continue playing the idiot while plans are made for his marriage Livia attempts to Insure Tiberius' succession to the throne. (A) ® CBS NEWS 1:00 6:45 CD 5:30 U FTROOP 12:30 (2) U MEET THE PRESS Guest: Walter Mondale, VicePresident of the United States. 0 BLACK AWARENESS U DIRECTIONS ED FLORIDA REPORT . San 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the U.S. Women's Gymnastics Team Trials from Salt Lake City, Utah; National Championship Sprint Car Racinn from ThrrWnhItA Indiana ED NAACP CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS 12:00 @1 MOVIE "The Prince And The Showgirl" (C) (1957) Laurenco Olivier, Marilyn Monroe. A showgirl from the U.S falls in love with a prince after he invites„r ii) (1 pr vo te 3UJU. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS U INTERCOM ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Plastic Surgery, Pot Food, Car Stereos" MOVIE "The Great Race" 0 tI'I i41Y ____.,. - - in ceremonies 4:00 (2) MOVIE "There's No Business Like Show Business" (C) (1954) Ethe Merman. Dan Dailey. A priest rejoins his vaudeville family for a benefit performance. (2 Hrs.) @ 0 GOLF "Danny Thomas Memphis Classic" Live coverage of final-round play in this $300,000 PGA tournament from Colonial Country Club In Cordova, Tennessee. U SPORTSWORLD Live coyorage of a 10-round light heavyweight bout featuring James Scott vs Vonzetl Johnson from Rahway State Prison In New Jersey; Irish Sweeps Derby from the Curragh near Dublin, Ireland. 11:30 1:00 €2) COMEDY SHOP 1:30 (2) MOVIE "Twisted Brain" (C) (1974) Pat Cardi, John Niland. A teen-ager turns Into a half man-half boast and is con. trotted by an evil force (1 Hr. 45 MIns.) €4) NEWS 'IUC opening Juan, Puerto Rico, will be presented. 11:00 @DAGRONSKY AND COUPANY 0 THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST 0 U FIRST CHURCH ED QUE PASA. U.S.A.? "Se Necesita Sor Bilingue" Carmen, Joe and their friend Shron are hired to work at an International shopping complex. (A) (C) (1972) Robert Redford, Peter Boyle. A young liberal tries desperately to avoid being corrupted by his campaign for a seat in the U.S. Senate (2 Hrs.) Love "By 0 MOVIE Possessed" (C) (1961) Lana Turner, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. A attorney , searching for himself, is drawn into an affair. (2 Hrs. 10 Mins.) " 2:30 AMERICAN PAN GAMES Highlights of past Pan Am games, a preview of this year's competition, expected to draw athletes from 34 countries, and live coverage of the 10:30 €2) MOVIE "Pony Express" (C) (1953) Charlton Heston, Rhonda Fleming. A pair of cowboy heroes helps to ensure that the mail goes through. (2 Hrs.) (1) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES 0 KIDSWORLD ED ZOOM (A) 11:00 Ci) 0 0 NEWS ED MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 6:30 a U NEWS For PLAYS 'Measure Measure" Kate Nelligan, Christopher Strauli, Tim Pigott. Smith and John McEnery star in one of Shakespeare's most controversial comedies. OZ MOVIE "Abbott And Cos. 'Setgeant Matlovich Vs. The U s Air Force" (1978) Brad (jourif. Marc Singer. A war veteran fights to re-enter the military after being dismissed because of his homosexuality. (A) (4) MOVIE "The Long Gray Line" (C)(1955) Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara A retiring sergeant looks back upon his life, wishing he could continue in the Army. (2 Hrs.) 0 THE NIGHT STALKER Kolchak discovers a bayou monstar preying on humans was created by a bizarre medical experiment. U JUKEBOX ( 'ests: Alan Price, Bonnie Tyler, Mud, Silk. U AFTER HOURS 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY 8:25 ) TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ()2? NEWS 8:30 U GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 9:00 DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE U DINAHI ED THE LONG SEARCH I4 . JACKIE GLEASON 0 THE SHOW U NBC LATE MOVIE "Swashbuckler" (1976) Robert Shaw, James Earl Jones. Two fun-loving 18th-century pirates ,, U LI001.1IIIUl SUSiJ Y' u" revenge against the corrupt '" U TODAY ' . ' " 9:55 ) UPBEAT, ims (2J U CARD SHARKS 11') ALU1N THE FAM1LY.R) ED STUDIO SEE (R) - 10:30 U ALL STAR SECRETS '4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) - . white colonization In Africa from; black man's point of view. 8:00 (2)U NBC MOVIE "Donner Pass: The Road To Survival" (1978) Robert Fuller, Diane McBaIn. A pioneer family caught in a raging snowstorm fights a desperate battle for survival against other members of their party and the elements. (A) (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie insists that a new home-- and be found for not his Stephanie. (A) 06 TURNS 25: A SILVER CELEBRATION 0 SALVAGE I Melanie, Skip and a little girl become trapped in a rapidly flooding underground bomb shelter. (R) ED AT THE WHITE HOUSE President and Mrs. Carter and their guests are entertained by Andres Segovia, dean of classical guitarists, in the East Room of the White House, (A) 8:30 (4) ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann comes to Bob's aid when Barbara tries to ditch him. (A) 9:00 Look what ' s cooking at John Knox Village® . - n ~. We've concocted a collection of over 300 recipes from residents' own kitchens across the country to make up this 192-page cookbook, Everything from soup to nuts... traditional to original.., country cookin' to gourmet cuisine. Visit the Information Center soon and pick up your free cookbook while quantities last. (4)0 ALICE Alice feels she has to stop dating Tommy's principal when Tommy complains of being razzed by his fellow students. (R) 0 ABC MOVIE "The New Maverick" (1978) James Garner, Jack Kelly. The legend- C;0F4uiea#e4q HAM & CHEESE SANDWICH This special free cookbook offer -- good while quantities last is exclusively for persons 62 and over. Open Daily 9-5 Sunday 1-5 and by appointment 1/4 LB. DELUXE BURGER I I:84 4:55 P&$ SiSl CHEESEBURGERS ", NitS).Sj1 t 1 i1ui I rg2j , re 24 Azalea Drive •Orange City, Florida 32763 •(904) 775-3840 ------------------------------------------- HAMBURGERS I. ONIIL CHICKEN DINNERS P'ZA u C S. SYNIISAND liii 4410 i 1:43 flu UTCHI SUNDAE FRENCH FRIES THE EARLY DAYS [I] i cannot 'isit the Information Center for my free cookbook at this time but please send me more Information about Life-Care retirement at John Knox Village of Central Florida. Name 1pjla)11-1 p. Address El WE'RE NOT JUST A HAMBIJIGIB P1.4W City_ 11".Ir•3s - SUN. ONLY POPIN1 soc CACLY BIND TILL 5:11 P, Telephone No. EWjdoved 5:35 WILL NELSON'S Send Cou pon to: 4th of JULY CELEBRATION where the cirnice 'Is 1worNil . — 15:11 Sanford Phone 322-9212 250 1 $. French A". (Hwy 17-92) pm. 108.m. to 12 Friend Sat. ll p.m.1 Hours OIOsretlont Sun. ?hrv nun. loam, to VAMPIRE HOOKER. n Sjate sn'zis I OCF-0758 Zip Age Dingle El Married ECKERD'S FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER TWICE THE PRINTS Gel an extra set of prints with every roll of color or black and white print film developed and printed... TODAY AND EVERYDAY. TWICE THE FILM Get two rolls of print film for the price of one Kodacolor or black and white, when you have your film processed at Eckerd's... TODAY AND EVERYDAY. GUARANTEE Buy only the prints you want. No / John Knox Village, of Central florida 24A Azalea Drive • Orange CIt', Florida 32763 - - 1.___l_ II •1_ ._.- I.. •I._ ICKIRD OPTICAL'S 2 PAIR SALE 'flu*0 pairis a grst vak*. SaYS 25% mr on any N Sacon4 pa. Get any second pair of Eckerd Optical glasses at 25% off, whin _____ they're the second pair you order wItON the sair-s pr.SCrIpUOfl. I o ) F 0 �p .. •1 . / P ' - • 9 0 .• Sunday, July 1, 1979-lB Eveninq Horald, Sanford, Fl. 6B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 1, 1979 I.J .5. Cites Pnu 1'rfrliiv •..t.. in, •n.j M,,rehnit hnrred -.. - the firm - the nation's third-largest tire and rubber company - from all new government contracts because of alleged Incidents of race and sex discrimination found in an Indiana jant in 1976. The department said Uniroyal refused to cooperate with the federal Investigation of the alleged job bias and falsely responded to Inquiries from the department. Uniroyal planned to ask Marshall to stay the order. front to bar Uniroyal and two other "Big Four" rubber firms Firestone and B.F. Goodrich - and United Airlines from major contracts worth $5 million or more because they violated President Carter's wage guidelines In recently negotiated contract settlements. the allowable 22.5 percent hike. A department spokesman said Uniroyal was the largest firm in amount of government business ever debarred. Uniroyal spokesman Yards Bibelnieks said the company had less than $40 - --Pit- l..,.,i 'S ê.ê.I mutton in coruracs wiui we t.n., --------______ #IBORTION SERVICES s spokesman said individual departments and agencies may take separate action, The action followed a decision by an administrative law judge last year that Uniroyal had not complied with an executive order forbidding job discrlmin'atlon by firms doing government btsiness. port'e atmosphere. con fidential. ______________________________ 5. 4_0t & Found above. Petition and Notice heretofore Owner reservesthe right to relect given, passed and adopted an or Israel S PROPOSAL, and to waive any disclalming anyand all rights of the formalities and technicalities in City of Casselberry, Florida, and the bidding, and to award the lob in the public in and to the following )v best interest of the Owner. No bid described property; 1c tJ TEL AVIV, Israel (UP1) S Terre FLee**r, the foarn - 'V'°' United bates shall be withdrawn for a period 0130 days from the opening date. 4ipç*teit .th I SaturdaY. Miss Fleener, 44 pounds lighter after spending 20 months in prison, was escorted by I&e1l police and U,S. Embassy officials to Ben Gurion airport and put aboard a Boston-bound plane. Embassy personnel walkedwith MlssFleenertothesteps of the plane, kissed her, and then walked away. They refusedtodiscloseherdestlnallon, although herplane was ChiCago. Interior Minister Josef Burg signed Miss Fleener's deportation order on Friday after a parole board reduced her fiveyear jail sentence for good behavior., Sectwity agents arrested the blonde from San Antonio, Texas, iti (tober 1977 on her arrival at Ben-Gurlon Airport. She was tried In secret and sentenced to five years in jail for having photographed potential targets for Palestinian attacks on a prevloua visit to Israel in 1976. After repeated appeals for leniency from U.S, officials, this month. A parole board reduced It by another 10 months on Friday, shortly before Burg signed Miss Fleener's deportation order, "She's not depressed any more because she knows she will be releasedsoon," said Miss Fleener's lawyer, Felicla Langer, after visiting her in jail Monday. "She's very nervous and very excited." Mrs. Langer said that Miss Fleener lost 44 pounds in prison, "She's so slim she's going to have a problem with her clothes when she gets out," the lawyer said. Although her trial was held In secret, authorities recently leaked transcripts of the court sessions Indicating Miss Fleener achnitted taking photographs of Israeli cities and other possible targets for guerrilla strikes during a 1978 visIt. According to the transcrlpt.s, Miss Fleener told the court, "I dlckft want to do anything that could hurt or kill anybody." ButtheproeecutortoldthecourtthatMiasFleenergotmlxedup with Palestinian guerrilla groia In Lebanon, where she often went as a stewardess for Kuwait Airlines. K reps Shot Iii H.ad DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) Dr. - _________________________ Legal Notice - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged inbuslnissat 157 North 5th St., Lake Mary, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of Theeast ten (10) feet of thetwenty utility easement (20) toot paralleling the west property line of President Lot7.BI0CkA,Summersett-Iorth,a$ Seminole Community Collage recorded Iru Plat Book 13, rages 13 . ,j f.',.., Chairman Ssmiruole County, FiOno. Board of Trustees, y the City Council Seminole Community College Casseiberry, Florida, this 26th day Wendell Agee 01 June, A. 0., 1979. Publish: June I?, 21, July 1, 1979 City Council of DEK 82 Casselberry, Florida By: Mary W. Hawthorne City ________________________ 6 $1 hr. Call 323.5341. recorded message. NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF FUNDS Housing Authority of the City of Sanford NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersIgned, pursuant to the "FictitIous Name Statute," Chapter 91 Castle Brewer Court Sanford, Florida 33771 (305) 332.4045 TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. - WANT TO GET AWAY FOR AWEEKEND? I will care for your child in my hOme. Fri. evening to Sun. evening. Excellent care In. cludlag meals and church. References available. Call 676- 03U KICK THE STORAGE $AlT. Sell thole useful, no' longer needed items with a Herald, Classified Ad. Call 332.26)1 or A'%1.9993 __________________________ ---- 9-Good Things to Eat . - . U.Plck FIeld Peas, beans, ford hook, conks, baby limes. I field Rd off W16. Sat, Sun & Mon. _____________________________ Pouitry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2314. Sam's Portion Meats. _________________________ dES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: 665.09, Florida Statutes,wIll register Onorabout July9,i9l9theabove. with Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida , named City will request the Department of Housing and Urban upon receipt of proof of publication _____________________________ Development to release Federal ofthlsnotice,thefictltlous"name,to. NeedIepoInt Instruction u.s. funds under Title I of the Housing wIt: TEXATUNE under which I and Community Development Act of expect to engage in business at Casseiberry, Florida. project: That the party interested in saId Public Housing Modernization and business enterprIse is as follows: Housing Rehabilitation To provide homeownership op. William J. Mullen Dated at Casselberry, Seminole portunity for low and moderate income families and upgrade public County, Florida, June 16, 1979. PublIsh: July 1, 1979 housing pro(ects. OEL.2 Sanford, Seminole, Florida An Environmental Review Record respecting the within project has CITY OF been made by the abovenamed CitY LAKE MARY, FLORIDA which documents the environmental Notice of PublIc Hearing review of th. project. This En. vlronmental Review Record Is on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: file at the above address and Is YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 11-instructions Creative Expressiops 323.6612 CHRISTMAS iN JULY Creative Expressions 373.6612 _____________________________ 18-Help Wanted Director of Nursing for skilled Nursing facility. Mature In Personnel Relations. Please send resume to Box 25, C-O Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, Sanlord, Fl. 32771 * availau,v u. publIc examination NOTlCEthattheClty CouncIl of the and copyIng, upon request. City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold City of Sanford, Florida will un. a public heaiing on the 2nd day of dertake the project described above August, 1979, at 7:30 P.M. at the City with Block Grant funds from the Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, to U.S. Department of Housing arid consider a Petition to close, vacate, Urban Development (HUD), under and abandon, discontinue. disclaim SECRETARY Investment or stock experience needed. For super position, good typing needed. AAA EMPLOYMENT Title I of the Housing and Corn torenounceanyriottofthedIty 9l2FrenchAve. munity Development Act of 1971. of Lake Mary and the public in and (corner 1,0th 8. French) Cltyof Sanford, Florida is certifying to the following described rlght.of. 323-5116 t0HUD that CIty of Sanford, Florida way, to.wit: and Thomas Wilson, ill, in his 01 Commencing 'at the Northeast Partt'Imesummerposltionat Auto flcial capacity as Administrator, corner of Lot 23. Block 10, Crystal Train Gift Shop. For interview jurisdiction consent to accept the 01 Lake Winter Homes, according to call DebbIe Towns 321.062). the Federal courts if in action IS thePlatthereof,asrecordedin Piat brought toenforceresponsibilitles In 2, Pages 114 through 116, of the FOUR TOWNES REALTY now relation to environmental reviews, decision-making, and action; and t,at these responsibilities ave been satisfied. The legal effect of the certification Is that upon Its ap proval, City of Sanford, Florida may Poblic Recoi'ds of Seminole County, Florida; thence run North by an extension of the Eastern boundary line of Lot 23, 10 feet; thence run West on a line parallel to the Nor. them boundary line ot Lot , SERVICE, and that I Intend to will have satisfied its respon. NorthoftheNorthwestcornerofLot registersaldnamewith the Clerk of sibilities under the National En. n. block 9, of Crystal Lake Winter $661667 the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, vironmental Policy Act of '969. HUD Homes; thence run South to the provisions of the Fictitious Name pt-oval of the release OPEN in Orange City. Need residential & commercIal sales people. Unusual commission spilt & listing incentive. Don't miss this opportunIty to get in on the ground lloor. Call Morris Lee at (901) 775-1600. . CI TYPIST heshouldrecoverfullytroanthe University Medical was stable said ________________________ _____ Z1WASTE ROURC __ _________ PoUca ____ _____ University __ ________ wounded by .3$.caliber ____________________ his 'fl Intld*nt . ----.- " Ill DWb66D I. I DEL.Il "' - - ' OEL3 DEK-1)0 - I - ' . -. 44g&D.A.SERVICEMAN? You'll. find him listed In our Business Service Directory. _________________________ ____________________________ View of Lake Kathryn. Spacious I BR 2 bath. C HIA, Out of stat. owner says sellnow. Assumable low Interest mortgage. Call to ses. uo,soo. Hair Dressers with some following Reflectionsof Beauty 322-7701 Wed. thru Sat. _____________________________- GREENE FORREST REALTORS INC. 6304433 or 339.4711 eves. 11 vending machines + location stock. $5000. Machines approx. 6 ma old. Stocked with nicely ________________________ advertised mdse. 365.3169. ..Apa,1m Unfurnisheci __________________________ ______________________________ onLakeAda.JustSo.of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call SF E ['1 S1 RU 323.6670 Mariner's Village. _____________________________ 1 BR cottageSl5Omo. Adultsonly Sanford REALTY ''..--s ...............+.,'%..t.., 3c:ttvedemandfor homes 6. land. tall us today! rLII 8 . 323.7613 . SUPER 3 BR 2 bath split plan home in Upland Parkl C HIA. den, air, ceramic baths, $175 mo. de.sacl Many Extrasl BPP WARRANTED. Just *44.5001 ________________________ . , Eon 1657, Sanford, Ph. 32fl1. No . .1);d Cd2,7$. Dow )t'.''ery clean & roomy. See LOVELY 3 BR 1 bath home w JImmIe Cowan, 315 Palm.$fo . - Phone Calls Please. * Hidden Lake w.0 H&A, W.W carpet, 1g. eat In kit, fenced yard, patio&grIlI& Much Morel Youi'i, for lust 116,9001 ' APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy El. excellent pay. ficient" studios, private en trance, bullt.in bookcases, attic 9l2FrenchAve. (corner 10th & French) 323-5176 power savers to reduce electrIc costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Stucco & Plasterer to dosmall lobs n.E. Link Construction, 322.7029 OffIce girl-young lady drivers license. B.E. Link Construction. 322.7029. Mother's earn extra money by demonstrating our TOYS & GIFTS. No cash investment, no vicechg. Noexp. necessary. Call Friendly Toy Parties now. 323. 5456 also booking parties. ___________________________ Sleet metal workers 8. cabinet makers. Apply in person. Star Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 29$ Sanford Airport, Sanford. SECURITY GUARD Lake Mary Area. Permanent.full time. Experienced maintenance man. Apply in person Sanford Nursing ____________________________ & Cony. Home 950 MeIlonvilie Unfurnished County Road Superintendent, salary range $l5,373.$31,523 annually. High school, sup. piemented by formal training In engineering.related areas, 10 years experience in road I. high. way construction I main. to Seminole County Personnel Office N. Park Ave., Sanford, FIa. 37771, by July 30, Seminole Cqunty Is an Equal Opportunity Employer 'M.F., sea farm. Trailer available. AZ Poultry Farm SN 430A. orange CIty, Fla. (904) 775.3135. * DIRECTOR OF NURSES a. Call 651.1133 ..ob Hansche Inc. REALTOR CENTURY 21 , ________________________ HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON Lots Morel Your dream for ACRE & ORANGE GROVE 129,0001 NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 MONTH, REFERENCES. REDUCED) BR 2 bath home In SANFORD: 3 BR, 1½ 6. corn. pletely redecorated inside, KIt. eqpt, No pets. 671.0976. 'cfes ot this 3 BR 1 B pan. home 'f'4wimming pool, tennis cts or what have you. Excellent value, tñdy to move into now. "I.' 'rACRE Z GC2on Hwy fronting w -1 'ER 2 b home, FP, store rm . t,9oo 2 BR 1 bath partIally furn. mo. security deposit required. 327 0955 ____________________________ we*withchIidren$Soweek. no Pets. 322 N66 _______________________ &-_Jfr _, Rsntel ________________________ (2) 600 sq. ft. office units for lease in new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total, Ideal ww carpet. for professional suite. WORLDI _____ ______ INC. REALTOR'S 701 Bldg. 3390509 EtAltamonteDr. 3390508 ____________________________ ' - 101111'S 2565. PARK323 2 ' AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (c4) (corner l0thlFrench) 3235)76 ______________________ ___ NursesAlde for home care In S.W. Volusla & Sam. dIn. Must have own car & I yr. exp. FulIPort time avail. Call Bay Area Home Health Services. 3210600, ,is. 7700. Equal Opportunity Employer. ________ BASS FISHING CAPITAL Op THE WORLD near Welaka, Pl. Canal front? IN, 2 i, c A&H, . IIALTY . ., Soford's most well -know Rfporenive. Sales Volume if' needs Associates, en. P9çienc.d or newly licensed '' . --. .-' .,1' ø1.argest Listing Inventory S. French 11793) Sanford ARE YOU HUNTING? for, "a hunting lodgs in FarminqIo, Thi; is ready for only $14J$, 373 5374 _____________________________ _____ UNCLUTTER YOUR CI.OSE'T. Il those things that are just with a want Id nthiHeraid333.361)or$3,. space FR. All appliances stay. 1' - pct. assume, $140 pays all or FHA- '' home has a nice above ground pool. C HIA, FR wel. FP. Assumable mortgagel Close to shopping, schools, churches!!! VA Call 5 10 PM or wkends. 53) 7$94; 5343192 ________________________ SANFORD: $25,500. 3 Bdrm., I bath, carport, nlcv neigh. borhood. My equity I assume lOW rate loan at $81 ma. or new financing. 323620. Newly redecorated 3 DR 2 bath home. 27x12 game room. ideal This very desiraule pool pi,Inned home at 107 Idyllwilde has 3 kitchen with family room, seperate formal DR. large Raborn Newlistingon St. Johns River. See this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is 74x56 with indoor waterfall & fish pond. 3 or 4 BR5, swimming pool all on canal leading to St. .iohns River. $t2L000. REALTOR 327 I00OMLS REDUCED BY $1,500! WORLD. 3603 Orlando Dr. 3235700 __ Iv?) Apache 6SxI7. 7 BR 2 baths. screened porch, awning _ lIxIS ReM d*fl, assume mortgage. $5200. 5$? mo. info. 3237079. Rd. $SSOOper acre Il? 921 Sanford 5 323 5)71 _____________________________ Realty, Realtors - Stenstrom - - ' 43-Lots-ACreage II -'------'----- n .- E'i.i,'r u"W. -,.'*.*.- - 5- - 80-Autos for Sale - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'89 to 75 modelS Call 339 9100 or 834 .*.sos (Dealerl ' PUBLIC AUCTION ' -'--- -. -. - - - J - 1'., ACRES WILSON RD. AREA NICELY WOODED. 512.300. name brands NICE LOT ON HWY 127 NEAR LAKE JESSUP 58.500 WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD. 51.900 WOODED CORNER SEIGLER REALTY - - I .1. 9 -- Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refriq,sloves, !ools W,.nte'rt Appliani.,'s repairable conci Washers refrmge'r,-,tors, etc ki'tluqgs Auction. 313 7050 - -- ... ________________________ I --------------- ORIENTAL RUGS WAUTED Paid Used, any i- Ofldulion 6448176 ___________________________ I Air Conditioning Home lmprowenf _______________________________ Central Heat & Air Cond. Fr'e Esl. Call Carl Ha. ris at SEARS, Siintord 322 1771 PAINTING, CARPENTR', CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 0179 after 530 ___________________________ -- .. . Licensed. 3230039 GUN AUCTION Free listing bROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO ON SALE NEW twin sire box springs & mattress $2395 ('a NEW coffee table with 7 matchingendtables$39, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford. 37? 8721 I I - - ----- - 52-Appliances - -- - - SANFORD AUCTION - GE frostless Freezer l3cuftupright. 373 6911 LANDSCAPING Total lawn care, residential 6 Cornnercial 327 7111 after 6 ah3tY I MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 75 yrs xp. 869 85? eneral Landscaping. Rs& specialiSts, top soil & fIll dirt, sod laying 8. free trimming. - , . D&MLAWN CARE - Residential 8. Commercial 322 5517 Dressmaking II h1U.i..I1. .. V1IJ IM5III Alleral,on.,, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery °'°' • - _.. Yard Debris, Trath Appliancesa. Misc (LOCAL) 3.49 5311 Dry Wall _ so II&P F .t,'rior Fungus & "mildew RuolS. walls, decks. 'Ic tree' 12sf 3196066, 668 -" - not ,- ming & BoardIng loin our organization, We are truly independent nd offer liberal listing and sales commissions, Contact M. L "Sonny" Raborn, REALTOR, for confidential Custom Olfice Cleaning, comme'r ciat. new const Lic bonded 8. ins. Quality Service everytime Ph 323 0541 or 668 5981 . Exterior Cleaning _________________________________ If tou are tired of th. franchise route and are looklngfora realestatefirmonme move, why - Office Cleaning Drywall hanging I inishinq 8. spraying m For EState, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap pi'aisals Call Dell's Auction, 373 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 Plo. 1 0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. L3WnSeMCII _________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted &SokI __________ ____________ __________ ' ________ -__________ Certified Lawn 8. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 3238719 Mowing 3210098 ___________________ CerarnicTile I ____________________________________ 47.A-Mirtgages Bought Care TOWEFI'SBEAUTYSALON torrnerly Harriett".. Beauty Nook S19C lstSt.32 5112 + - the Classified Ads every day. Losing your home 8. creait? I will catch up back payments & buy iquity. 3220216. Western Auto 301 W. 151 St Automotive' Service, tune up. brakes, tail pipe, etc _____________________________ 1215 S. French Ave. 3237340 Make your Budget go further, shop 3235324 Lawn Maintenance ' I . KEPIMORL WASHER F'.irts. Service, Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373069? RETAIL GROCERY $71,000 Price includes est. business & prime corner lot on Il 92 in DeBary. Owner financing w 29 pct. dwn. 'Thc Real Estate Agency . OPEN FOR INSPECTION 9AM DAY OF SALE VISA MASTER CHARGE _____ I SUN. July 1, 1 PM TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION OVER 200 NEW-USED-ANTIQUE SHOTGUNS. RIFLES-HANDGUNS - Automotive Service • I . 51-Household Goods -p,'3jy American Sod 831 2200 BAHIA SOD $34 (lOOsq. ft.) Free Del on 4400 sq. ft. or more Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair . . 3225191 - I Lawn.Garden Appliances _________________________ 72-Auction Sleeping Bags 6 Tents Addressograph, $75. Thermofax 45-A--'jtof Slate : Cash 322-4132 $50. 630 1016 or 135 I3lrchwood Dr., Fern Park Sanford 321-0640 Sanford32l.0702 OrIando32F-1577 REALTOR BU.'e' JuNK CARS torn $1010 $50 (all 3?? 624. 1?? 4460 - Air conditioner 23,000 OTU. $215. Concrete drum cradles, $5 each BROKER 2439 S Myrtle Ave Sanford 1973 911 etc $795 19611 Mustang sld trans $745 1970 lord S W $380 1915 I'Iyuiioutti. sIan' 6 ,luIo All lire's $1780 1969 Ct,ev 6 cv std tr11ns 5295 1911 Cadillac Eldorado Etc cond Wrecked left rear end $500 1913 Ford SW Smokes 53*5 1109 San'rird Ave. 323 1980 . 68-Wanted to Buy Mineral detector Challenger w individual settings. $200 Inc. 3 detector heads, carryeng case 8. ear phones. 373 9159 3 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS. $10,000 TOTAL. -.- - ---- - 77-Junk Cars RenloVed '- Couch $10. crib $75: play pen $25 Call alter 1PM 322 2143 3l0SanlordAvt'. , - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS I LAKE GEORGE. $6900 _______ 1972 BuCk Skylark ec cond. new pant job 5900 8)1 .156) I , I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR IAC.r.lnPri.. PS. PR. PW. AM FM, Atrack. AC. tilt steer, cruise cont Exc cond. ReaSonable 373 - . WE BUY USED FURNITURE P. APPL IAN CE S S,inlord U ur r,iturr' Salvage 322 8771 I ' , '. Srimxn'm Sp,mnu,'l pups, $15 171 '019 Custom made extra firm kingsize bed wilh frame $175; round oak table & 1 commercial captains chairs $150. room size rug brown & white 550. 8)0 5731. LOT DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE ZONED DUPLEX. $7,500 Hwu, 9?. I mile west of Speedway. D,Sstofla Beach. will hold a public AU TO AUC I ION every TUesday at 7 30 It's the' only one in Florida You st't the reservesj : price Call 904 255 8311 for further details - Top Dollar l',iiut 'or Rink & usttl c,lr',, trucks P. tum'avy t'ii'iipmnt'nt. 322 5990 Pool Table Brunswick, slate table 5700. 373 0753 -. DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION 71 tlii" Van r,'t)UiIr mliii r.','tic P.',,, i)rak,' 1 9510 121 Os7v III Liii', el) --'-- MOB '67 2 dr $3000 FIRM 322 -*253 _ --- - July 6. Carpet Shop of Sanford. 711 W 1st, 321 0171 S ACRES NEAR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD PAVED ROAD FRG,,".sE 578.000 - ____________ - quality carpet - -- -. I ii '-iii' . I Carpet remnanl sale Save Si) pcI. or more on in stock rems, 2'2 ACRES NEAR LAKE HAR -- pcs - 65-Pets-SUPPlieS Spc. BR suite new. 5239; 5 pc.LR new, $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up: 7 pc dinetles. 569.95 8. up; Ref. %50&up; El. Stove, 560&up; tull sizedraperies. 510 & nO SanIord Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. 0, Sanford, 3228721. I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR l'iW't'' ''L'' .,j. AuCtiufl 75-A-Vans I ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Cull DickLacy 3?) 7580 Entire liquidation of used room desk, table 6 hanging LAMPS Best offer willtakeall, Days Inn I Sanford. 3236500 I LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE MONROE AT NARCISSUS, 57,500. turd 69 Chevrolet K.nqswood Wagon c',00dcond.s400 3?? 7S8 ______- - __________ ''7'ynt'rden - LARGE CORNER MELLON VILLE AT 18th. 57,500 C ,rly c'tSJ Avon pes over 1000 , - t..iwimnio'.s,'r sate's & st'rvic(' We S('ll II,,' Inst A serviCO Itit' rest .Vt'ctern 'i'o 101W St St ?? -mmdi - - al ...., - - I MOTE L LAMP SALE NICE WOODED BUILDING LOTS. $4,000 EACH NICELY -- Maytag W,11.hing Machine Avocado, excellent cond Sl/ 668 8119. 775 8080 775 *400 . _________ ________-- I ..., 78 SuZuki 750 Must Sell $1500 8345770 373 7310 - -- .-- ----------- N'?rchandise , ___________ interview, ____________________________________________ 322-4000. B Wate Front Pres1y rrNurx, SVUr41NY 2 residences on approx. 2 acres, 100 ft. lake frontage. $75 OWN FOR LESS THAN RE14T Painting _____________ Painting by Anthony Corino In tenor, exterior, q(u3l,f,ed in all Ptiases Free Est Call 3220071 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated. shady inside kennels, screened outside runs. also air coed. cages 372 515?. ESTATE SALE. COMPARE THESE FEATURES: $O() MOBILE HOMES AT COST A MONTH FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES 'CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT' ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS Rabozn REALTY REALTOR 322-1000 MLS ___________________ Aft. 1:30,3778344 ____________________________ ________________________ S-Miscellaneous irSale .lepping Stones, sand, rock, grease traps. steel, cement, carstops. iinteii, sills, trailer pads, blocks, steps MiracleConcreteCo, O9EImAye. 3225751 Home Improvements Plastering ___________________________ interior Exterior Plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 322 2780 I CARRIAGE COVE SN,4n 2 Mi. E. of 11.92 SANFORD MON..SUp4. 9:00 AM. 3238160 5:00P.M. _________________________________________________ Plumbing Service ____________________ - MLL rLUMUIp4( PROBLEMS CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING 6. REPAIR & ASSOC 373 6665 INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, Iiberglas & Ceilu lose Lowest prices Call 371 0639 or 901 1316708 collect Repairs. Leaks. Fast Service 323 0111, 3224601 Chu Cds. Railings - Custom bu.It iron work Mdi be's Jo /111, 139 169j ____________ stYou Business,,, D1QI 322-2611 or 831-9993 I ., - , Fl, $ ,. ', - ______________________________ ' I''N( Accessories ' VAI. FHA Financing The Real Estate Agency REALTORS t,, 7 2420. -- 1975 11x70, 3 BR, 20, expando, cent air, big sc. porch, utility shed, many extras. $10,500. 6686309. ------------'.ce-uur beautiful i.ew BAR R1P(QTON w lap siding & shingle root. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ccJ) rbStenstrom, Rea'tor.Owner, - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 322 5622 Mobile Home l2'x60, 2 BR Furn.Exc Cond. 3?? 3853 2 .. ___________ - 42-bile Homes -. _________ i.onfIdentiai oii.u5SOri Cf your career in Real Estate, call -. 86771$) - lrcome pripemty-hcuse & garage apI. $32,500. good location, easily expanded to 3 or 4 units. ______ ________ _______ _ REALTY - glasS ,1re hlown glass: car oval glass, crystal glass 6 all k.ii(IS LII gt,iSc New & used lur nulture Regular Auction 10 10110w E-.*rly Bird Auction DOOR PRIZES k.'lloggs Auction S Sanlord Ave. a, ross troiti Pinebrct'ze Egg actor y __________ Aut,on Sundays B P M Sai,lorcl Aye' ,it ltw 427 Cnnsignrrienls Welcome Wi' sell Estates Nu'lIoqis Am lion Sales 323 7050 Hammond Organ, console elec Ironic M 103 model, fruit wood n.u, c,uo price u IY). will semm much less 323 7177 5G-!V.isceIlaneous for Sale - covered patio, C HIA & a new roof Owner lransferring & says _________ _______ Of' . H. Ernest Morria. Sr. keg. Real Estate Brok 290 N. 17.93, Casseibirry, This lovely spacious FAMIt _______ far out terms. $15,000. Homes 46-Commercial Properly MID 40's CING'!! REALTY - 42Mobile BY OWNER 3 BR 2 0, 14x34 pool, on Ig wooded lot, cul de sac, AC, carpeted, SOomin.nt Advertising C*) Hour Sales Training $Member Realtors I ERA rational Referral Service ull-Time Office Supervision CbcnpatibIe Associates fflver 23 Years Experience terms. .. LONGW000 v' - Murphy.N C 28906 to see only $53,500. ''"Real Estate Sales' WHEN HAVE You SEEN ac1p'i' BR I I l)9me on 75 * 150 iof W.la' trees for only *isso dwn? em financing I Includes 11e4. Place' tress for only $1650 dwn? Oii. em financing I includes ftp. placel , .. . FAROUT2OwIldemneuac,eagaw. BUILDER. 3772787. ________________________ Country Property Treed 2', acres near 1.11 SR 46. 3 BR enclosed porch, to lull around in during :dphOne3fl.7$$I, Sanford ______________________ NOT EVEN BROKEN IN only i yrs old 3 BR 2 I, CI, CHIA. )20x)30' lot wnlce tr.s$,cioae to schools. sii,000. FHA. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS a * school 8. recreation aria, JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial _________ '4' New j3$ Homes, 4 pci. interasl to qualified buyer. $30,000 10 $38,000. Low down paymenls. for large family. beautltuhIy landscaped, close to shopping, . - Only $32,500. good a Q - COUNTRY ACRES " EXCELLENT INVESTMENT acre tree farm wovem1 ' frontagaonpav,rd, ' __________ FR, C HIA. carpet, inc. 2 kil. ranges, 2 ref. dbl sized utility rm. fenced, fruit trees, deep welt. 536,500. *11,000 cfwn 8. assume or FHA VA terms. - 2514 S. French Ave. Drastic reduction in price! 170 PINECREST DRIVE! Now $37,900! FLEXI OLE F NAN .',. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service cal', sea today's Ciasslf led ads frj buys. MOTHER IN LAW 1g. 4 BR. 2 B, REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night OF SANFORD REA_LTOR * .. Branchbtfice THE RIGHT LOCATION business or professional office' building & 59-Musical Inc. ALL FLORIDA REALTY * NOTICE Sanford's Sales Leadet'- REALTORS CHARMER older? story,) BR, 7 B, new carpet, patio 6. 2 porches. Cony, location. 131.500. Harold Hall Realty 322-0231.373-7173,322-0719 JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NØ1.I -__________ ______ ___ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED - REAL ESTAtE ASSOClATEl.,i JOIN SANFORD'S SALfi' LEADERI WE LIST 1. SEU MORE HOMES THAN ANYOkIL' 34'IMbile Homes ________ Mayfair section. This spacious home has over 1900 sq ft of living area w Ig well landscaped yd. Ready to move into. PrIced at only $67,000. Hurry! terms ' .--.----.----..__ ONE of a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land. scaped. has I BR apt. over (fbI garage. $19,500. SPORTS MINDED. Lg. yd on both COZY I NEAT I BR 2 bath home on lovely shaded Iott C H&A,DR, spacIous BRs, Entry foyer I Much Morel BPP WARRANT. ED Super buy for $39,950. 3222420 potential, good cony, location. $59900 We have (1) 2'- acre tracts zoned agri Owner holding with good , .,, - Excellent position, excellent salary, excellent potential. bk, CH. behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000.' VA or FHA. THER IN LAW SPECIAL tn huge BR5, More & Morel BPP WARRANTED Just $90,000l _________________________________ 1 BR furnished, oil utllItIe furfished except electric. Elderly woman preferred, no pets. Close to downtow'n. 322.7651. REALTY that may be lust what you are looking for. So call us. tr'riced yard. Large I & 'PlAyroom or guest house with ', -, FANTASTIC 4 BR 3½ bath home with every imaginable featuril Pool I Patiol Lg. FIa. Rm wlt$t wet bar, OR, equip elI In kit, 3 Br 2 bath home In Sanford. C.AC. NIce neighborhood. $300 mo. Tony Coppola Asioc. 630.0333. -_Looking for garden equ;pm.nt? Read today's classIfied ads for - We have (?)Sacre tracts In Osteen - SANFORD AREA- Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large dining. LR, FR with fireplace, Utility room I. wooded lot. $365 + security, No pets. 323.9374. __ ceilings. Lovely large private .tisiel homew.separate rooms for yOursOrhers.7cargarage,fruit 'bees 8. space for horses on 1 'aere fenced yd. - needs upgrading. Great Paint 6 body shop all equipt, pIus 1 BR apt. on 2 lots in excellent • location for business. Call for more details. $79900 $7,000 buys you this 96x170 lot In Paola. Ideal for your new home. rm. & close to schools & shoppingI app WARRANTED. Dropped to *34,5001 SUPER TAX SHELTERqutap1ex basics are here EXCEPTIONALLY NICE) BR. 2 Ii just listed in the beautilul $24,500. Good location. BebtifuI Old Spanish Home in 'nford 3 BR 2 baths, fIreplace, floors, beamed pan. FIa Rm., w.w carpet, util. 321.0702 _________________________ JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THLRE WOULDN'T BE ANY II 323.3176 One of a kind-far below replacement cost at only i7,900. By aPpointment preview of photos & details only! onoakshadedlotw.0 H&A,w.w 33-Houses Furnished AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2FrencliAve. (corner lOth& French ' carpet, Fla. Rm., dining area, fenced rear yard & BB.Q grilll COMPLETELY RESTORED STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, _________________________ ______________________ ____________________ Experience a must for fantastic lob. Great pay, t.000. DOLL HOUSE 3 BR 2 bath home EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDER-. good buys. ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMAN 339.4700 I . BuildIng lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms. Owner holding. Ibuilding tots zoned for triplex or , PPJ nSHJa...theped lot flankei' --- duplex. 55500 & Super clear lakes. 3 bedrooms, 2 . - bI.ths, custom home with puol Need a commercial site for Wow, $30,500,) ________________________ ________________________ 3210640 . 2 'ACRE LAKE ESTATE '• Morel BPP WARRANTED ____________________________ MIdnight tos AM Sat. thru Wed. Call 327.1110. . home In C.C. Manor with remOdeled eat in kit, w.w carpet, porch, pan. Fia Rm I OR 6. Ave. 333.330), flHOUSeS Rb E Realty lnp. Realtor , seplc ali-eady there. Deeded right to river also. Good termt. Owner hold. BEAUTIFUL 1 BR 2 bath homi In SANFORD COURT Experience in large complex, k R&LTY RE. ALTOR 322 3000 Ii 'i vi' -- ROIISON MAR INt: 2917 Hwy 17 9? Sanlorci [Ia 37771 ' "There's a lady over there who's barefoot all over'' R.abo' !, Just think--' if classified ads didn'l work, there 's'ouldn't be any' '77 Yamaha DOHC 750, meg wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 mu per gal $1.5lY 3 0019 I or [''alt' (ounrtrt'r.c,l & Resi AuctiOnS P. Appraisals ill 1)-Il S ..iRti0fl 3?) 5620 _____________________________ pd mt. 1 acre near Wekiva zoned for __ - ,)ltSt.a I05SP,udOr . . MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR ,,, uniqu. fe.tur.sI C NbA. w.w carpet, OR, eat In kit, on 2'.'z lotsi Extras Galorel BPP WAR. RANTED Only $465001 Furn elf ap IncludIng all utilities, privateparking, near downtown. *200. 3227991 3 BR, 2B, ww carpet, FP, garage 6O7*%,iaCt 55-Boats good cond New appliances ww carpet, dIning area, p.tio, Bedroom Doll Houses + Phone 373 3619 or 323-7331 $29,000. _____________________________ HANDYMANS SPECIAL Statelyolderlslory home. $28,500, 29pct down, ISyr mortgage at 10 cleared, counry rd. Good terms. $4000. ,,. SUNLANDESTATES inc - - • ____________________________________ -- -- I Sanford Sunland.3 fiR, 1 bath, Over an acre, fenced, fruit trees, - -- - SANFORD AUCTION.. Oc". owner .,ner 6 p rn wee.days 323 1576 Good terms. Ownejpoldlno. .- Sunday 7 PM Duplex $13,500 Handyman's Special. Walk to school 6. church. Lots ot trees 6. shrubs Call cor lot almost ' acre fenced. " 4. - Tue's F By Owner-- 5 years old I BR. bath, Fam Rm . near schools 6 shopping $39,500 Assum, __________________________ 571.200 at B pct 323 1337 Close 10 Lk. Jessup, mobile home, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ' Eves 862.3453 322.1959 :t newly wallp.p.red, on quiet cul. 31-Ap5t'tflt1tS FuflhlShed Syursrelavedexp,r, c . resum. to Cobla Co., AGENCY - I t 8' Sanford 321-0640 Sanford 321-0702 Orlando 327-1577 REALTOR 3224991 OVER 123 Sanford- Large one bedroom plus . TEMPER . . . - - ' Orq,in. conSole olor TV Assort ur(u?,r nieflt Ot hedvy deity usedl. turnulur' A saws many more terre, ,i Santord Avi' 3?? 1191 ',..t ii s ru9 I 7.58 HOMEOWNERS Don't lose your credit We have helped others tC tind FAST CASH buyers to bu their equity. We can help you TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor 641 2518 3 2 split plan, dbl lot F HA VA fll.500 ' Carport Sale Sat 6 Sun. B till Plants. misc, bottles & cløths 2656 Grandvuew betw,'r'n Wyll., & lemon WINDSOR MANOR. Longwood By owner 3 BR 2 B. lu oatin nicely landscaped, P.C.T assumable mort Asking prlct 577.500 830 9131 7439 5. Myrtle Ave • Sanford _______________________ - Motorcycle lnSur,lnCp BLAIR AGENCY 323 1P.'u,Sor 32) 7710 1' t'' sold Ic' the highest Budder Ig local cons 'Inmt'nl from N1. st,it' Cal'. m,itroq,lny walnut lots of ,sLki'r DR 8. BR Suites ,,ssc'rt,'d Iiiblec. chairS. desks. ,-'uruc's. gl,icS ware' & ,iteflt pcs tic '.11,' '5 ,, muSt t ,iIIend nc ?,',,is tor 'hi' colle'ctor P. dealer is.\ .',.',STEi4 CF4ARGE (.i Ii door r ire' -- 105 2l22HoIlyAve. Completely remodeled, walk to school & shopping 3 BR home Only $78,900. Four Townes Really, Morris Lee Cope. Broker Call toll Iree 668 6039 or 322 9151 BROKER *EADY TO SELL? Don't sell yqurself short. We have 28 years .Jaxperience & knowledge 6. an 1 BR-I $189 up. Pool. Adults only, - , SE IGLE R REALTY near RR siding, close to 1.4. $5500 per acre. _______________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION • iMON., JULY 2.7 PM • . HOUSE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WIT H S(iALL STREAM NEAR LAKE' MONROE 6. I I $27,500 *INDUSTRIAL 7.5 ACRE SITE _______________________________ Adults. 8417663. ___________________________ _____________________________ IEXPORT SALES MANAGER Must have thorough knowledge of couple wanted to work on l*Jh split level could be (uS W$iaI you need. Unique floor plan 40r those who like individuality. it today. $41,500. '.' *.1.,BUDGET PRICE TAG is on thi's nice 3 BR. 1 bath home on king size lot. Near shopping but country atmosphere. Just $76,500. CASSELBERRY - 77-Junk Cars Removed ' . (never 2 BEDROOM, DINING ROOM, SCREENED PORCH WITH 20x20 WORK SHOP ON MAO NOLIA ONLY $77® - HOUSE PINCHING YOU? Nbed more room? This 4 BR. 2 THRUMAY 1979 ' - train Wu1ngton late - Nursing 6. Cony. Center. years in work assignments reflecting a combInation of responsible administrative I funds and run East along the boundary line of Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 acceptance of the certification only iot U, Block 9,a portion of vacated WOUndtothehead.DOdO(sUId Florida Statutes 1951. ifitisononeolthefoliowingbIses: FwthSteet,andtheboundaryline Accuratetypingforcompanywlth Sig: Larry Lee DuIf aloe aThatthecertificationwasnotln of Lots 19 through 23, Block 10, excellent benefits. Publish June 17, 241 July 1, 6- 1979 fact executed by the chief executive Crystal Lake Winter Homes to the DEKIO_, officer or other officer of apphluant Point o( Beginning. AA EMPLOYMENT approved by HUD; or (B) that TM Public Hearing shall be held A 9)2 French Ave. PUBLIC NOTICE Duke Spokesmen at applicant's environmental review at the City Hall, in and for Lake (corner lothlFrsnch) Center record for the project indIcates 'y, Florida, at 7:30 P.M. or as The Division 01 EnvIronmental 3233176 reported In Services i ifl receipt of •, •. omission of a rquirsd decision, soon themsefter as possible. At that Krepi, 59, finding or step applicable to 11* time, interested parties for and plication for the construction oi a condition. project in the áivlronmental review against the above request shall be private dock at the following Process. Oblections must be heard. Said hearing may be con. Mrs. Kreps, U, flew to descrIbsd property: prepared md stnitted in ac tinued from time to time until final Lol 62, Jennifer Estates, Pat Durham and arrived at _____ Book 21, Pages 4446, Official cordance with the required action is taken by the City Council. This Notice shall be published one Records. Seminole County, Florida procedUre (24 CFR Part $6), arid hospital maybeaddrss$idtOHUDat Florida n time esdi week for two (2) Further described as being Friday night after she wa told Area Office, U.S. Department 01 consecutive weski prior to the date located it 2331 Jennlfem Hope Blvd. Housing and Urban Development, 01 publIc hearing in ttl Evening of the trouble. Propifly ors within Peninsular Plaza, 641 Riverside Herald, a newspaper of general the proposed Project filly addresS Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32204. circulation within 11w City 01 Lake ki said Kreps, a professor their comment, In writing within II Obiedlonstoth.rele.seoffundson Mary. In addition, Notice shall be to Division of Environmental of North days, at the bases other then those stated above posted In the area of consideration Services, P.O. Box 3449, Sanford. will not be considered by HUD. No at least fifteen (1$) days prior to the Carolina $j Chapel Hill, was Florida 32711 ____________ ______ objectIon received after July 6. 1979 date of public hearing. bullet a will be considered by HUD. DATED: June 27, 1?7?. By: Nancy B. Pfelfauf, 0. 0. ut tü City of Lake Mary, Thomas Wilson. Iii Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. _______________________ Florida _________________ Administrator exited tirough the iwes' front Clerk of County Court By: sConnie Major Court 94 Castle Brewer itki of ikulL c.mtsvI. County. Florida -.---..Sanford Florida 3777) 'V ' at the t.siniiy's borne Publish July ) 1919 PubliSh July 1, I, 1972 Publish: June 21, 77. July 1, 1279 '...H.Jp Psyes& MI IMJess pareistly aelf-üilIcted gunshot LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida license. 4.12. 322.6566. Sanfordt - JSJ•'JIV Aft.Hrs.322.76i3,332.4169 . _____________________________ - -- COITImerCe Secretary Juanita M. Krepa, underwei* ________________ --. Clerk . 3235176 call 1800132.8403 anytime for Publish July 1, 1919 DEL AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 1 *49* IJSJIIVIUrW, portunities _________________________ Mon. thru Fri. $25wk, $6 day or Will do baby sitting in my home 322-7367 Rag. Real Estate BrOker 'II'S t..0. A.. 24-Business Child care my home day or night. any or all bids or certain portions Of dinance closing, vacating and a bid as stipulated In the FORM OF abandoning, renouncing and Sends BTEMAI$REAIrY 72-Auction Sales FAMILY YARDSALE Fri. Sat. Sun 1401 Court St ___________ EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN UuY IN THE WANT ADS 37? 2611 or _I,1l 9993 Garage Siile Furniture & other items Sat & Sun 9 till .1 .105 Boxwood Cr Winter Sprinns OPEN ' BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE ON 25th STREET. $31,500. i 1.5 b cony. location. Exc. torter home. William Malic owski, REALTOR 322 7983. 54-Garage 7198 LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS. COMPLETELY RE DECORATED ON LARGE LOT INC. REALTOR 323.7832 ve'.322•0612,3fl.1587, 3227177 Ct. Owner $29,900. Call 321.0218 Excellent earning potential. Great benefits. Need mature settled person. i COLBERT, REALTY RENT WITH OPTION, 7)04 LIsa BabysittIng, lawns, etc LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behere. If you want the opportunIty to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, _______________________ COLLEGE and delivered not later AD., 1979, in the City Hall at than date and hour mentioned Casselberry, Florida, pursuant to 9 Teenagers will doodd lobs ROUTE SALES 2 BEDROOM NEAR DOWN TOWN, FULLY FURNISHED. 2 SC PORCHES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. $21,000 HURRY ON THiS. REALTOR 3736061 or eves. 3230517 sect,-Court Reporter Recently relocated in area Highly skilled 331.5212 - affectIonate. Cell mornIngs 323. auliful Country Estate with a xra large 2 story home plus ;uest Home Plus gazebo. 79,900. by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES __ I IIIUUIIIIUI REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327 FHA.VA, FHA 2356.365 ______________________________ 21-Situations Wanted ___________________________ * LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD 524.9')0 - rOLats)) CailBart CARPETS, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, FIRE PLACE, ON LARGE WOODED 09 Oak Ave. 2' story older home. C;odd terms. $28,500. I - 3 BEDROOM COMPLETELY RE MODELED, INCLUDES NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT 8. NEW $21,500. 1! PEACEFUL COUNTRY Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna Living with all other comforts Huge 3 BR 3 bath home plus Mother in Law cottage on Lake Butler in Volusia County $99,000 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES NEAR OVIEDO PART IMPROVED PASTURE. PARTLY WOODED $55,000. 46,I Palmetto Ave. 2 BR I bath. yours. ' uild to Suit - our lot 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 3235176 _____________________________ FOUND: sm fern dog on Catalina -S.- _____________________________ Will lrain someone sharp, good at figures, great chance for right person. Need someone toassemble 14x10 steel shed 323 4290 for details Found young female Poodle Vicinity Katie St. 3231778 biddi' will be June, 1979. distanos to hospital, doctor, nursing home . downtoWn. Johnny Walker Inc. 122.6457 or 322.7111 aft 5. prepere meals and care for invalid lady in Sanford residence for salary, room and board. References requested. Call 305. 372-4785 week days. Toll Free 1100221.2568 our lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. 'alel Inc., Realtor 6443013 ST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. 'oqi, lakeview, large lot. 4 BR, 2 9Th C H&A, carpet, choice chool area. $52,500. I InlYnediateoccupançy. New3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking For a career In Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Poriig 323.5324. 898 oni 321.0702 41Hot, * 41Houses ________ 41-Houses HA.235-Con.ornej Low Down Payment ii your loti Will build on - .--. Wanted middle age lady tobabyslt in my home. 6 to 5 PM. own trans I ref. please. 373.975. FLOOR WAXER ql-I1ous UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCIAL (2) 2 BEDROOM: (1)1 BEDROOM, 2. CARPORTS. ONLY $42,500. Seio Icr Realty, Broker - 321.0640 Center 919 E. 2nd t. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION of The company was cited by the department in August 1976 for alleged race and sex discrimination at Its Mishawaka, Ind., facility. A department spokeswoman said the sex discrimination Involved classifying some positions as "male only" or "female only." 40-B Tilpiex FtiIltime5.pbrttimeAly 3910. required to furnish performance (SEAL) bond and labor and materials Arthur H. Beckwith, 'Jr. If you're in the business of building payment bond, each in the full Clerk of the Circuit Court your buslnes. . . use the amount of the contract sum, issued By: June I. Curtis Classified Ads often, by a bonding company licensed in _______________________________ Deputy Clerk Florida. Publish: June 21, July 1, 8, 15, 1979 .-.---To be eligible for Consideration, DEKI Ii 6-Child Care bids must comply with the laws of ___________________________ Florida, all conditions of the First & Onlychild care cinter open speclfications,andmustbemadeon NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF a facsimile theform included with CLOSING, Saturday in, Sanford - Begin, VACATING AND ABAN. ning June 2. Sanford Early the contract documents; in DONING EXISTING EASEMENT Childcare Center. 322.6645. duplicate, enclosed in an opaque _____________________________ sealed envelope bearing the name TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Bohannon's Day Care Center and address of the bidder and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Longwood-Lk. Mary Rd. marked: RELOCATING POR. the City Council of the City of Open6:3OAM 6:30PM TABLE BUILDING "DE" Casselberry, Florida, at its Regular Sdays wk. 331.7420 SEMINOLE COMMUNITY Meeting held on the 25th of June, The order does not affect current contracts, but a department ______________________ Parttimeday.apprfl' JOhrs per wk.. will train, ideai -or retired or semi retired person. 869.8180. 1st Trimester abortion-$100; Gyn Clinic-$20; Pregnancy test; male sterilization; free counl two Sets to contractors, submitting TO: JAMES R. JOHNS, JR. bone-f ide bids and return of Address Unknown documents in good usable.condition YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED within S days after the opening of that an action for Dissolution of bids. Refund tor sets in excess Of two Marriage has been filed against you will be less $7.50 to cover cost of and you are required to s.trve a copy biT of $2.7 billion, _________________________________ Dental Ass lstant cernhicatfon reverre 3238180 I ClASSiFIED ADS sure 323.9001 3 I -' side by side. $900 mo. inC'Qne tax sMlter. OvorIplflSp4cu$ 2 BR Apt. High yield. Edward H. Seibert, Realtor Over the road drivers must have 1 year reefer experience. Apply Metro Sales Corp. t921 West 1st St. Sanford. 18-Help Wanted IIi Lake Mary.Sanford 2 Duptsies transcrlptioni%t. Applicant must have previous medical fran. scription exp. Apply to Mrs. Joan Marks, Medical Record Seminole Memorial Dept. Hospital, Sanford. 305.322.4511, ext. 780. ________ U I U I U I I U I ivr. - 4O.A-ApIrtm.ntS* DupI.x.s for Sa Full time position for medical the board room of Seminole Corn. cordance with the provisions of the munity College, Sanford, Florida. Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: The following is included: Section 665.09 FlorIda Statutes 1951, Relocating a one story frame 51g. Guy Thornton building containing approximately president 1,000 square feet from existing Publish June 10, 11,241 July 1, 1979 location to new location ap. DEK.4O _____ proximately 1,400 feet distant on the campus of Seminole Community _____________________________ College. Bid documentS are open to public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE irion in the Offices of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Director of Administrative Affairs CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole Community College, F.W. COUNTY. FLORIOA Dodge Plan Room and Central ceiii o. 7mèA.04E Florida Builders Exchange in IN RE: The Marriage of Orlando; and may be obtained from CATHERINE A. JOHNS, t(ie offices of Gutmann Dragash Associates Architects Planners, Wife Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic and National Bank Building. Suite 400, JAMES R. JOHNS. JR., P.O. Drawer 938, Sanford Florida 32771, upon request accompanied by Husband $15000 deposit per set. NOTICE OFACTION U < ___________________ MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST be received by Owner, Board 01 that I intend to register said name Trustees for Seminole Community with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, College at 2:00 P.M., July 9, 1979 in Seminole County. Florida in ac return of documents. Evelyn D. Golden. P.O. Box 2202, Contractors who obtain bid Sanford, Florida 37771, as Attorney documents and do not bid the for the PetltlonerWife In this action, prolect, must return same at least 10 and file the original with the Clerk of days before the bid date, or pay $7.50 the Circuit Court in and for Seminole per set to defray cost of r5$)reduc. County, Florida, Sanford, Florida, lion and handling, as set forth on or before the 26th day of July. above. 1979. Otherwise, a J;.dgment may Each bid must be accompanied by be entered against you 'or Itic relief a certified check or bid bond issued demanded in I he Petition. by an acceptable surety company WITNESS MY HAND AUD fnr r,n* pttflw, ca..,..,, n4 k .•- , ,, irui ,,),,,, •,, , i.uv •,, discrimination debarment in order to try to use It as a tool to win compliance with the 7 percent yearly wage limit, The URW-Unlroyal contract, estimated by administration officials at about 27 percent over a three-year period, exceeded ,.t.t...al & Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 3795 Orlando Dr., Sanford, Fla. 32771, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of MR. T'S TRACTOR Sealed bids from Contractors will MOWER & TRUCK CENTER and 37-C--For Less. area, 3½ acre pasturéi ,t.us per.mo. multi duties including in. sales for stallation, service last growing Appliance store fr Orange City. Call 775.6686 or 775. 7222. FICTITIOUS NAME INVITATION TO BID RELOCATING PORTABLE BUiLDING "0" SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WASHINGTON (UPI) - The government won't be buying any more UnIroyal tires for Its jeeps or limousines. rn$iirtj - nat; 18-HeIp Wanted Legal Notice Mu around person who can handle 'Bias,' Halts Uniroyal Buys $.hn,. Legal Notice - , • b ' - - . _ - -- .- - - -. - - - 4 . -.. " ' "1-.r- " Ii �'. ,• 813— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - • F ' # I Sunday, July 1, 1979 Ev'ninq Herald. Sanford. ri PRICE 'BUSTIN' Sunday, July 1, 1979 — IC Come See! 'O Come Shop! Come Sv& \ rut ---Ic,-- ALL STORES OPEN PRICES GOOD JULY 14 WIP4N.DIXlE STORES, INC. COPYPIOHT— 1919 JULY 4th IM RGA INS 1IIITIfI1 I 'TIL 7 P.M. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WF((-LOWG 'I - ,I. • rI e I: . ?•_,', I I ' IL- •' •:. , . i..,.:.4j•-77. ;I I .'i• *-. "•' .'. .• Ij ne%%m Ln ^,ui •••e. W.D hURtS UNTIES ONLYr IIIYUD VO(USIA IMPTII MARION 1IH'OIJCII1OUT ri a pq iv r %o iK LP PAINT ::;'-;: i:.: SALE 111F. DOWNWWN AREA SEMI-ANNUAL All Benjamin Moore and Pen Paints : >. - SAVE 60' W.D BRAND SLICED I COOKED HAM - t.- pxo. $ COOKED HAM I 299 W.D BRAND REGULAR OR ALL SUP BRAND SLICED GRILL FRANKS 4 $ P1(0.2 I2 z. i 2.1.1. P1(0. W.DIRAND ALL VARIETIES HICKORY SWUT SLICED SLICED BOLOGNA BACON $299' CASH & CARRY SALE ENDS 7-7-79 .;.:'- tj %"4.) $15%1-11 -\ - \ 1 1.111' $f9: i' Ito ALl. flAVORS • CHEK DRINKS 10 CANS $139 - £ THRIFTY MAID DILL PORK& PICKLES BEANS - .•- - I)';' p - - - . .-.. GAILO 1. 477 i 7I 4 4I . •- io 69c . or Orange Juic .• 65c I44 ,.. :• ' NAI$Tl t7 4, • . . ; •; LU 4.-,,.-I •. ---------------„.,.-. -- •. : '- 16-oz, I CUP - SUPERBIAND NATURAL SLICED SWISS Cheese •. -. I ' I TO /0 _______ '-- ALL SHOES ARE ON RACKS AND TABLES FOR EASY SELECTION AND FAST SERVICE! DRESS SHOES BY FREEMAN, RAND, BUSH, NUNN BUSH VALUES TO 499 DRESS & CASUAL STYLES ANDSCAMPAROOS CSNTIAL .e, OaL a., DOWNTOWN PLAZA 1N4940a0 1119114 SANOID DIII SOON IN LONGWOOD 41491 III DRESS & CASUAL SHOES BY FREEMAN, RAND, KEDS VALUES TO 34.99 low3 To 1890 " HAPPY JULY 4 Values To 1999 - OW A 90 To Ti '1i HOLIDAY WEEK If you re going away... Ti drive safely When you return 4<7 Enioy Dining with usi 7- GRAVY BOAT _.!A!aOFF __. on this week% (eatured REGULAR PRICE... . io" FEATURED SAVINGS . 1°° FEATURED PRICE...________ . $999 Don't miss this opportunity to buy many, many quality shoes at a fraction of original cost. BUCK'S • , rbJ* 'U Shopping With Us Has Its Rewards.. By Special Arrangement. Winn-Dixie Proudly Presents EKO INIE*NATIONAL,"A Truly M gislfkent OIfrrl" 'BA?A?A CAI Alt . . . . . . . Visa Welcomed i f FLIAIGSHIP Al Till $V'i\ N l 4111 I l BANK” R CHEESE,4. /2 ' INCLUDES 14.1. POTATO SALAD, I-LI. COil SLAW & 1 1"IND CHICKEN ':GtAZED DONUTS I- Now199'To '9 o VILLA REAL BOILED HAM • ' .4 _______ .. -r MEN'S a WOMEN 411- 141,010 9-) AT c -_ .. All : .4. - - - a.. p.yrbl 'as•..' ..4..' M.sM..., M..L.t (.h4ic,9a1 s4a1 $ioo. - PIMENTO ,.:S*VIW _____ .. ._DE!ACAT!IIEN 1TO11111 WITh DIUCATI$UN INOICATID I • . HAVE I.•: - Bank Americard and off 5 0/ .. PERIRAND - 12 PACK TWIN POPS, 12 CK FUDGE BARS, 16 PACK POP & DOE & 89c ream Pops-.. I.. DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 8:00 A.M. MONDAY! AA .: - Mula- - '1 ell > . 30.7- $98 • ''-..-'. T.-....-:.'PK0. III,. ICE ' at 4 . 4 4I •••• '4h,4I . PAPER iAWtC SPAN k, r WIL CREAM PLU MS M1PIUTI MAID 322-4622 PALMETTO FARM Santa Rosa '. 1 UP ;.a SUPERIRAND SHERBET OR HARVEST FRESH ' II b' I. •L'.. I F4i 1 •- --.I . 9 EARN MORE MVI 11' ARROW I -. 1 ,t__ .• 9. r Vt' sewwv lek - PACK 12-px.. -• . CANS KOUNTRY FRESH DRY ROASTED FlY MAID 160, $169 Peanuts . . . . . CAN 1' ortening . 3 lAys lit HEINZ GENUINE . .1 . - IR N;'V COMPANY, INC. 21O Magnolia Sanford 0w • r I! a GLASS & PAINT w. . Magnolia Branch Sandwich Shop MAGNOLIA MALL DOWNTOWN " 'r AT L :-_-j SHOE ST BUCK'S SEAFOOD BUFFET "All You Can Eat' 208 E. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN'TIL 7 P.M. 3 22 U FRIDAY NIGHTS VIM WED. THRU SUN. 5.93Op.M. 1220 S. SANFORD AVE. I. - - - - .-.-.•. • �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 1, 1979 BIGGEST BUYS OF THE - - - w 4) YEAR!1 l b IL SANFORD Variety!Price! Service l Come See! Come Save, Monday Thru Saturday! 1"k OUR ENTIRE STOCK TLA1N IW HOT WEATHER to 25% %50%off All Sales Final - No Refunds or Exchanges Special Cosmetic Sale WERE Large selection in Silk and polyester blends. Assorted colors and sizes. 5O off0, Reg. 1800 LEROY & PAT TAYLOR Seminole Appliance Kadrvt JEWELERS CENTER 10 N. PALMETTO AVE., SANFORD Registered Member American Gem Society 1125. PARK SANFORD PH. 322.2363 110 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD 3232631 1A Ado • frL'._ • ' Where togo...What UNIQUE LUXURIOUS I \\ Wnodall's Campground I 7. Hammond Road Atlas Language Dictionaries . Plow- . . . .. ' ONLY 1 LEFT Complete - IF Smart Plaid Herculon Covers With Contrasting Vinyl Accent Stripes. J IS REG. PRICE 299.50 . jc Fostoria CRYSTAL CAKE PLATE American Pattern :. $10 L GiUci (tqSANPLait FOR D See us f or Vacation Information / i • BOOK MARK 101 MAGNOLIA, SANFORD Ph. 323-9377 Swingline Strong Arm Staplers REG MODEL NO. 113 30.95 Now 45 ASSORTED I (L File Folders ½Price LJ 1% I ueeeq G Office Supply 229 MAGNOLIA AVE., SANFORD PH. 322.1243 PH. 32i.o78o Finish 5-7 PIECES BY IMPERIAL Charger 9V 77 pm.. REG. 19.99 SALE PRICE SALE PRICED OUR ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER DRESSES ( LITTLE BOYS DRESS PANTS AND SHIRTS 25%off Special 1/2 Price Rack BOYS' & GIRLS' FASHIONS Infant 14 /1 1. GIRLS J Pajamas 4 Gowns Girls Jeans Sizes 5 Infant WJf /0 itoh 14 Of 0% 4M!!f L I f ii pf, I1JtUd1Dbt 210 E. First St. REDUCED Infant a Toddlers Sikes thrul4 p ..f.rd 11or,d 323-8020 I thc I ,.. TO I V Shorts, Slacks, psI-e4sl. WIN .7077 - Colonial Sofa Plaid Early American Sofa...............$299 Grssn Plaid = ON ALL NAPA 41 I SrRj IN STOCK OW THRU JULY 13,1979 Charger; Hoodboards ........................ Price Contemporary Sofa 1 / 2 vet"' Print Single, Full QMn, WOW VI"yl DELIME VER! 322.5651 311 E. FIRST STREff SANFO 0 REFUNDS SANFORD AUTO PARTS I1SW. FIRST ST. 5. DOWNTOWN SANFORD -. , •• •.•, LADIES' SP OR EXCHANGES Chair .... $174 $N9.95 SHOES DUCED % 20 RE TO Il CaJ1 JW1C6 APIMCES SANFORD PH. 322-5181 104 E. FIRST STREET TELEVISIONS Price ALL SALES FINAL FURNITURE 11SOnsMaieer Fun Swimsuits Rag. $199 Battery Service Equipment hI'IUI L 044 99 Early American Chair ............. $1 49 Brown Plaid Nag. $2.9S Wall-A-Way Rocker.Redlner'..$l 99 TradItional Sofa Rag. (2) Bk.s Stripes, Valvet R.. NPP.95 -$349 Several Lamps ....uuuumuul/2 Price Traditional Sofa 1 Chair ....m ....... MANY OTHER UNA ONE OFAKIND HOME FURNISHING F 50 .,•-.5. . ". ..•. 1 588 NAPAO Seven models to choose from not Including Kathy. a.! if - .. 1,0(0 .Men's - Women's , Boys' - Girls' \REDUCED 20 1'All SPieces 0 :Eel JOGGING SHORTS I.uj' floor in your ..!'White Provincial ONLY $3and4 201" TURBO JET FAN - IV ..,,; Starth, At 3995 Bedroom I • Roomy triple dresser, large mirror, 5 drawer chest, chair back bed and night stand. Cool 'n comfortable for indoor or outdoor wear. Various styles. Let us put a alnutfl50 \ LADIES' SHIFTS di. No, . INETTES Locking Gun Cabinets / $9a8'\ ... REG. 299.50 $19950 • Metal frame with plastick single strapping, pad. / ded headrest and ff I cover. 0,1111; flJShoppe201 E. First St Downtown rd Ph. 322-24114 1 Ruled Notebook Paper 100 COUNT REG. Now 99c 2.25 VIKING GOBLETS TUMBLERS VALU EA. VALUE 250 SALE PRICE 249.50 Contemporary Styling, Blue Fur Fabric Covers LOUNGER ... Z'-- - BARGAIN TABLE FABRICS 98;. :I_ON BOLTS YD. Values to4.fl Yd. Perma-File Storage Boxes 1V'x12"x12" fiberboard construction with mtal reinforcement Half Price IDA Save $5000 2 Pc. Living Room Suite Super Sale! IS WA fL ....- Special July Sale ii r: e 5O YANKEE DOODLE INDEPENDENCE 32 PC. SERVICE FOR 8 Less than 2 Pc. Living Room Suite I .4 -- SANFORD 322-4196 195 II1II4..4 39950 MULTI-POSITION • - %6W%W 204 E. FIRST ST. sa Dinnerwear t INNISFREE, 45 PC. SERVICE FOR 8. (1 ONLY) Round Bed King size, complete with red crushed velvet upholstered headboard and matching spread, mattress, box springs and frame. 1. Country Silk Linen Look 63 Pd. Poly., 2$ Pd. Cotton, 7 Pd. Silk, 43" Wide REG. 7 49$ YD. YD. Embroidered Eyelet Prints, 50 Pct. Poly., SO Pd. Rayon REG. 4.9$ YD. ' 79 YD. Challis Prints R 3.E%.j YD. JU Y W- INK ., StoreClearance ON LADIES' Summer Sportswear LITTLE WARDROBE WoodaHFiorWa *• Voile Prints Polyester & Cotton, 43" Wide REG. 29 2.9$ YD. YD. Printed Gauze SO pct. Cotton, SO Pd Polyester REG. á9$ 3.9IYD. YD. PLAN YO **• ,',' 14 0 New Energy Saver Lines JYoff Merle Norman Cosmetics & Boutique .\ 1035 Reg. 15°°..................... 12°° Amana & Kelvinator /0 ....... 380 Reg. 12 4 NOW IN STOCK. OFF NOW Reg, 1°° Ad With the pur. :hose of any refrigerator After 5 Fashions Evening Gowns *BATH OILS •CHEEK COLOR *BODY POWDERS EYE SHADOW LIPSTICKS *PERFUMES *COLOGNES •ASST. GIFT ITEMS OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED ICE MAKER SALES4' ON BOLTS . NOT REMNANTS Watches (19 ONLY) ONE WEEK ONLY! i ii'w BUSTING July Fabric Sale ! Short Sleeve Sport Shirts SOLID COLORS & FANCIES Dresses •Blouses Oantsul*ts SUPER PRICE 1 Ample Free Parking! JULY SPECIAL Seiko SPRING & SUMMER IOWNTOWN SANFORD : PRICEJ USTIN' DOWNTOWN Sunday, July 1. 1979-2C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 21L200EFIRSTST PH. 322-3524 - - - .. . - ___ �4-tvnlng Herald Sanford Fl. Sunday, July 1, 197 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Adventist .: •.•'•••• Hwy I? 02 at PineyRdqPd CasSelbiUY .: ::.....•........•. Rev Arthur Pastor Padgett Assoc Pastor ev Walter Reid Douglas Jacobs :: o 30 a in Worship Service Walnesday Night Prayer Service School if the Bible Morning Worship A .. . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY God The .. U i 00000 .. ............ •:•..........., OUR NATION I .. .. .**.*****'**.'**'.-*.**."'*'**"'.******..L'.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. :,:.:.:.,.::-:-:-:~:-:-:.:.:.:::;:::;::::::::!:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:.:.::::::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.*.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.*.,.*-*-*-'-*-'-*-*-'-*-'-*...,.*..,.,.,.,.,.,.*.,.*-'-'-*-'~*-*-"'." .,. ** :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::::::::."..,.,-",.,.*.* .............:.:.7:** Sunday School 9 lOam Preaching &Worshiping It 45a Bible Study & lop in Sharing I Proclaiming 7 30p m Wed Prayer Meet 7 30 p.m Nursery Provided 2101 S. P$rk Ave. 322.4504 Rev. Fred Neal Rev. Edmond L. Weber 5:30 8.m. Sunday School 11:30.11 am. 11:00a.m. Fellowship Morning Worship Wad. Prayer Muting I Bible Study 7:30p.m. Morning Worship 10:45a.m. 7:00p.m. 1: 30 p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2111 Sanford Ave. Episcopal John J. Hinton Priest, Fattier Oisinas Marble HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. The Rev Leroy 0 Soper 337.f477 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY CHAPEL Sponsored by OR CM Rector coca in 10:00 am. Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School Holy Communion Qvality Inn NorTh .4 and SR 434 10:OOa.m 1000am. Pester 5:4Sa.m. 11:11a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship Youth Hour Evangelist Service ..v i...,. 700 p.m. 700pm. Mid Week Service (Wed.l Nursery Provided for all Services Senior Highs Elect "Traditional Latin Mass" Sunday 4:30.5:30 p.m. 4:41-5:41 p.m. Confession Pentecostal Evangelical Christian DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14075 Sanford Ave Rev Hugh W Pain Minister Sunday School C458 m Morning Worship LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 120 Lakeview. Lake Mary Rev, Jim Hughins Pastor WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary Sunday Sc hool 10:00a.m. Ii OOa m Wed Service 7:30pm Worship Rev. Robert Burns SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. Joe Johnson Worship Set vice II OOa.m 7:30p in. Evening Worship Wad PrayerServ. 730p m. Nursery Provided Pastor Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REEDEMER 2121 Oak Ave. "TM Lutheran Hour" .nd TV "This Is The Life' Rev, Elmer A. Reusther Pastor Sunday School 5:11a.m. Worship Ser vice 10:30a.m. Kindergarten and Nursery FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DILTONA Elkcam Boulevard and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car Church Ave 6 Grant St (Southern) Wry. James W Hammock Pastor $bpday School I 41am Mgninq Worship 1100am Church training atOp m tvening Worship lOOp in Wednesday Evening 7.30 p.m. Prayer Service Venus Strait Sunday Service Sundaylchool Wednesday Testimony Muting Reading Room daily except Wad. ASat. 11:008.m. 11:00a.m. 7:30p.m. noontolp.m. nrir . 11:00a.m. &Ally.lixk. Rev. O.K.Gunter 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Sunday School M,oq.ingW'ilslp . 31 p.m. . CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. During the summer months, a different format is being ''11~.to1lowed for the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford Sunday School, for grades ito 12, After meeting together in fellowship haI) for a brief opening exercise grades I- will congregate for Bible lesson then work individually an d in small groups in learning centers. Grades 7-12 will meet together for simulations and learning exercises. Adult, nursery and kindergarten classes continue as usual. :'. 7:30p.m. Bible Study 5:30a.m. 11:41a.m. 1:30 p ^, "a- 7:30p.m. a Presbyterian Pastas Independence Day Service COla m. 10:11a.m. Nov. Virgil L Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, will celebrate the Holy Eucharist for Independence Day In the chapel at 10 a.m. on the Fourth of July. There will be no other teaching that day. 5' . . . . U f'I1Sl(i'l'(l .. . . . I . . . . - ..... g.,,i.r..is ........_!,.11 I(IllllItl(lt' its ii'gi's . .......• r.t'uciii op '1I ii i ,it.i Al SlIdsLJ' V.iq.i c"pIu' 111 011 __ " ' 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided tor all Services CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH rs.a,.. Sunland E s tates Rev. Ashton Almond Pastor Sunday School 5:41 am. Morning Worship 11:008.m. MYF Ind & 4th Sun . 700p.m. sH'tI by tnt' Amv,'an fl e S'el1 11:00S.M, 1: 30 p.m. Wed Chair Practice. 10:00a.m. 6:30p.m. SharingOroups ) 1:41a.m. 1:00pm Ewe Worship Ista 3rd Sun Wednesday Morning Prayer 7:30p.m. Group THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER and Employes WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Meeting at Yth.day Adventist Church on Moss Rood, Winter Springs C. Edward Davis Pastor Sunday SdsooO 5:31a.m. 10:30a.m. Nvnery Provided STE NSTROM REALTY E.0 Elsea and S tat t Herb Stenstrom and Staff KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE PUBLIX MARKETS "After years of work together with the American Jewish Committee, with an official observer at each meeting of the Governing Board, we are disappointed that we've made no better progress in our relationships.'' Tunoipseed co ncluded, , Th e American Jewish Cornmittee's re port , he said, ''undermines rather than helps these efforts." ¶I i I A' - . ,-, I . f - . ,4 , . ' '\ ' ___________________ V ' . . .' . ' . % L ?. 1. . '.0 ' ' " '' ' I .'-. College S ' on "Goof ng - . ' JllJ . . - -- ' . . ...... ,, '. ;m . - ' ' ., _________, , 1 ' I ', . ., 4 1 ' .' \ , , r J . . li, "' . '.' ______ - . " , -- ?ti; ' r;: Herald Photo by Jane Cassolberry ' i " .sso'iat' Pastor Robert Dickinson and wife, Nancy tJniversity would accept ilk I next year'.''''I'liat was the beginning o,fyha:lc Ili Ifichard that n if joy f his miiother and iiie to witness. We have not only seen tutu Rev. Ro be rt F. Dickinson is p.m. for all ages to be followed Dickinson are transplanted comunnit his singing talent but the new associate pastor at by a picnic sup pe r at 5 p.m. and Floridians, they are familiar his entire life to (sod . Instead of (.mioiiounuity United Methodist outdoor vespers. with central Florida having saying, "Dad, get off my back," Church of Casselberry. lie The flickinsons moved here been stationed at Patrick Air Richard now says, "Dad, I'm replaces Dr. Walter Reid, who front Atlanta, Ga., where they Force Base for six years by your side." has been assigned by the bishop lived while Dickinson was atPrior to his eight years •'' Picnic ' .. . - H New Pastor Continue to pray for yourson. to St. Paul United Methodist lending Carittler Seminary at service as an Air Force pilot, he -- Thoughts s Witnesses Meet r o T c 1 A i S Bapt s t .. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Dorltown Sanford Don Knight & Staff - Zayre Plaza jjy in a similar response, the Rev. Robert Turnipseed, head Of the National Council of Directors of the United Churches Office on Christian. ('hurch Board for World Minis. Jewish Relations, said the tries, for example, rejected out report came as "quite a shock" of hand the notion that the and suggested that beca use of IAItril or its staff 101dfllbers "certain inaccuracies and were hostile to Israel. omissions, not only is its thoroughness in quest ion, but It said that it had helped to Found and continues to support also the effect seems to be to the We applaud (lie' efforts of label ttit' National Co un cil and certain ineniber churches as our staff to keep the issues of largel if not entirely, antiantipeace with justice in the Middle Israel." I':ist effectively before the churches and the public, and to 'l'urnipseed seed no evidence provide the ba lanced informna- was given to document the P Eunice I. Wilson and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER 1 Nothing we have tried seems to remember liis words as long as le ova WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Oviedo, Florida DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S-4-00 PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 charges that members of th e National Council, although cited, were anti-Israel and why such church es as the Roman Catholic or Southern Baptist Convention, non-NCC members, were excluded. tion on these matters which is often lacking,'' the board said of its stance. of of J. C. PENNEY COMPANY c'lfld Employes - T L. D. PLANTEI INC. JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS 'hoe story' of this man helps us to be lieve the Bible when it says, ''Man looketh on the Pas t o r' outward am)earahoc'a'. 1)111 fbi' lord looketh on the hearts." A r strong Christian character Corner resulted ' from a ball-pitching preacher 0011(1 had nothing ,,on the ball in .ittr.ietioent.ss. l- - 1 __________________ If we could only get to know some people who repel its, t he y cepted Christ as his Savior, and could compel us to lift our One youth didn't like toe joined the church. 'float long, sights. Often the deforioted and preachers, especially a long, lean preacher with a "heart of disfigured rise above' an lanky one who spent a weekend gold" played ball withu a boy unattractive exterior by a at his home. lie evaded the amid bagged hoimmi for a be tter superior spirit within. When thoe preacher when he could but met life. "joy of the lAn'd" is our him one day wluen he was Years later, hoe lived near strength, it naturally bubbles preparing for baseball practice. four spinster ladies ootoo were over to lift all listeners. 'hue joy 'i'he lanky preacher wanted to just "old maids" to hnoo. lie of the Iiird attracts; it does not play, too. lie pitched and would go out of his way to avoid repel or drive away, battled his way into the boy's meeting one of them who was a When soc get to know folks heart, and a firm fellowship hunchback. 'I'toeri one day, site better, we often find a "diatotomod followed. Soon after that, the was sitting next to him in a in the rough." Are we willing to boy was seen going on the restaurant. Sloe started such an try a little harder to understand circuit with that preacher. interesting amo(l alive con- sonicoroe we feel is not WIThe words, "Seek ye the I.rd versatlomo that all of his mover- (lerstandablc: .Vc uILca IIIItJ nay be found," I, ally sions vanished. A wholesome luv. c.adz tiiC 'i. ii'tki the boy's heart. He ac- friendship was horns, understand each other bette, public and written requests for assistance are considered. j Meeting At least two the Christian bodies named the United Church of Christ and the National Council of Churches have itoade Public responses to the anti-Israeli charges. get throug h to him. How can we I live: "Dad, get off mouy back l'..iR.t'Ur:fge tutu by pointing out Church, Orlando. Enoory University. graduated from New Mexico help him change? Rev. Dickinson, his wife, and get out of lily life!" Suit- his good quahitie itiil let him Rev. Dickinson said he is State University in Las Cruces ANSWER: There comes a denly, 1 saw that i0000ybe I was know you love him but put Nancy, and children Sara, looking forward to putting his and worked for Grumman Air ouchton To Speak point in dealing with your on lois back. Maybe I was trying hilumu in the hounds his Jennifer and J. 1),, will be seminary education to the Craft Corp. Mrs. Dickinson guests of honor Sunday af. practical test of church life and taught school In Laredo, Te xa s childr en when it has to be at to direct lois life. I was not heavenly Fattier, Orville Touchtonu will bring the message at the 11 a moo term000n at it church picnic to be serving (hoe Lord in ttoe and Atlanta. She was granted arm's length. It is hard for trusting God, my source, to do service Sunday at (hoe First Christian Church of Sanford parents to watch their children it. held on the church grounds. Casselberry area. her Master's Degree at Stetson Fun and games will beuln at 3 suffer the consequences of their When I calmed down I began Although both Rev, and Mrs. University. own actions, but God to pray sileiotly.'fioen,I made ,I sometimes uses this pressure to promise to Richard. "I miuoi off The Mosaic law uuo divorce £ bring (bun onto confonnity with )our baik 100011 bring this t up at i ti was (hit, first to give thu wife The Watchtower Bible and Tract Societ) of New York has t His 00111 fo their lives. again. I amuu going to put you in consideration and justice. innounced a district Living Hope convention for Jehovah's I well remember the lesson the hands of God." A relief Before Moses a divorced wife lloemuoormumog worship service are asked to wear any cornVitnesses will be held July 26-29 at the Lakeland Civic Center. th is Sunday no First Baptist h)ination of red, white, and blue. the Lord taught me through our came over inc when I realized was practically an outcast. tush Stafford, spokesman for the religious group in Sanford, youngest son Richard when he that it was God's battle and not "When a man hath taken a (,lourcho, Sanford, will point up a RA Speaker in the service will be 200 persons will represent Sanford In the four-day was in college. I recognized his mine, wiFe. and it come to pass tluit Patriotic theme. The youth and Dr. Henry A. Parker of neeting. singing talent 'when he was adult choirs will be combining Orlando, is a native of Texas, When Richard went back to she find no favor in his eyes, growing up and wanted God to (toe university, mouthing had th en let him osrite her a bill of to sing two towiubers, "In God received his education in the have it, changed outwardly. But a divorcement1 and give It In her We Trust," by Skillings and public schools of Mobile, and One day when he canoe home miracle happened. Evelyn hand. and sotoemi she is "The Red, White, and Blue," by was graduated from Howard for a visit [ruin a state received if phone call from toino &7parted. she may go and be Peterson. College uuow Samford university, the inevitable and hoe said. "Mother, do you another man's wife," Congregational music will University) with limo A.B. • Dent. conflict surfaced. I will suppose (tint Oral Roberts 24:1-2 also be built around thoatttoeme. Degree. lie (lien attended Members of the congregation Southern Baptist Theological Semmoinary, Louisville, KenNo -tuck)', where he received both The Johnny Cash Youth the Th. M. arid Th. D. degrees. Special, "Where have AU the il, .,l,(' Heserved as pastor of churches Children Gone?", makes its in both Alabama and Florida ,. television debut in Orlando on over a period of approximately Monday, July 16, on WDBO'TV 40 years, his last pastorate Channel 6 from 7:30 to 11 p.m. being First Baptist, Orlando, ' , Casio will be joined by his band; where he served fl years. co-hosts, internationally known Arrangements for the service I gospel singer Evie Tournquist DR. HENRY PARKER. . are wider the direction of Larry and Seattle Seahawks Star Stracener, the church's Interim , 4 Quarterback , Minister of Music. Organ ac- home, and recovery period will ON Thirty-plus celebrities incompanirnent will be by Mrs. be approximately eight weeks. cluding Dt,bbie Boone, Pat Ca rl Brorup. He anticipates return to the Boone, Bob Hope, Ron Howard. On June 11, Dr. J. Ted pulpit the first of August. ji.'k. / Michael Landon, Carol Burnett, "' -. Cosmato, Minister of First Although there is still some '." Bill Cosby, Mac Davis, Roy Baptist, underwent spinal discomfort he Is receiving i,.. Clark and Billy Graham will be ., . surgery, a laminectomy, visitors. on this 3i hour major f ii'c4.i., ; and lateral The pastor expresses sincere dralsing telethon special fusion of three vertebra), gratitude for the many prayers ' ui ' sponsored by Central Florida Doctors are pleased with and concern of his congregation Youth For Christ. results and progress. He Is out and the Sanford community at '\ , footage. nest Do of i1. the hospital, recuperating at large. JOHNNY CASh appearances, music and personal interviews are in. I " terspersed with dramatizations spontaneous and enthusiastic : of four major problem areas according to Dan Hayes, area YFC's Orlando •. young people: director of that affect I I The youth of Community retreat center in North .4 I Coisise, runa s d programs. Th e interest of these (Photo by Marva Hawkins) U I ed Meftdist Church of celebrities and their en. DISCOUNT FOODS V.- by THE REV, J. ARTHUR PADGE.I'T Community United Methodist Church casselbei'ry in a little Presbyterian ctourch in .rural Pennsylvania, young people enjoyed their Sunda) School and youth meetings. Occasionally, a minister would visit them to preach. The regular Wednesday healing meetings of the Winter Park Church of Religious Center will be held throughout the aninmer, at the Religious Science Center at 1434 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park, from 12:10 to 12:50. The meetings are open to the . PANTRY PRIDE HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff - QUESTION' My husband anti I did not go to college but we want our two sons to have a good education and use their talents arid abilities to the best advantage. My oldest sari made hood grades in high school, but now (tint hoe is in college he barely makes passing grades. - roud of his He even seems p happy-go-lucky reputation, H ea ing The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. FIrsi S. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. ' - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor.CotryClubaUpsets Rd Pastor S unday S School chool 5:00a.m, Worship Service 10:00a.m. Nursery Provided Sunday Worship ' predotounantl Arab constituencies as primary sources of anti- Israel sentiment in th e United States. ''Among Protestant bodies," she said, ''those with the most active anti- Israeli staff iliCill' Ix'rs include the United Churdo of Christ, the United Presbyterian Church in the USA, the Reformed Church in America, the Quakers, the United Methodist Church and the oleIomo(lnitc Central Coinnuqi'e'.'' She also cited the National Council of Churches, saying that the "forces s)mpathetic to Arab claims bureaurcractically outweigh those sinpa(hetic to Israel.'' -' Rev, and Mrs. Victor Edwards, missionaries to Argentina now on furlough and holding services across the United States and Canada, will be speaking Sunday at the First Nazarene Church of Sanford, 2581 Sanford Ave. at the 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. They will show slides. ''They will be making their home In ErouigjJ while en lurlough and will travel three months in the United States. They first went to the field in 1969 as missionaries. 10:40 am. Tuesday and Wednesday l.iln'rtt', i Pastor .,.... aria pros portuniti es. To perpm•tu(Ite it be must keep its vision bright before the eyes of our children. To fnshrim)e, it we must thank, worship, serve (111(1 l ove the (lit'UlLh A uthor of ' M ssionaries pea 5:30a.m. Singing and Sharing WorshipService Youth Meeting Tuesd ay Bible Study . hollor it 001' must revert' the inst ittitiuns (111(1 beliefs upon which it ssfourided. 'r................................... I preserve 5 II IS'S? (JlU7i( -( - - . Morning Worship Youth Group CH ChurchSdsool tHen. N: 30 0.1h. #:418.M. 111:06a.m. Sunday Church School Rev. Fred N. Gardner . . ii MES MoralagWorship Church Schow Morning Worship Nursery THE ARuNE KE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ur Ave.. Lake Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens Minister Airport Blvd. & Woodland Dr. . ant, POSW R. Daniel Conss21AsIoc. pastor pO*p.e mzuz GRACE UNITED our of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes r, Oak Ave.$kdSt. _ homes iti1 hearts. under stand it we must behohl the light of hope it kindles in the hearts of . It, it Pastor Evening Worship) Is) £ 3rd Tuesday Nights -BibleStudy 7:30pm Thursday Night Service 7:33p.m. For Transportation Phone 345.3111 or 323.71,5 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff herj(uge has its roots deep in . 38.21 Sanford, Florida32771 - 7: 00 p.m. 11:00a.m. Methodist Saturda y 2lOO Ridgewood Ave . Evangelistic Service WIflblP • 1.10 . 7 11:00a.m. Pastor Rev. JIM J. Kvcharik Poster Sunday school 9:458.m. Wwskle Services 8:30 & 11:04 a m. We mai"01~qlli .4-01 i "TRUE CHURCH OF GOD'. IN THIS SPACE FOR Rev. Iaiplll.Lvman Oviedo (Slivia) HhiIi pp i,r,e Sunday School Morning Worship .". SR. 416 A Rod Sul Rd. . 4:11p.m. Y.P.E.Wed . YOU CAN FEATURE YOUR CHURCH ,.. I 1 Friday Phil ppians 2 1 1-13 OlsSIe.M. Evangelistic Iirv. Morning Worship Evening Worship Tuesday Evening ..Youngpoople Thursday Evening FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thursday E hesians 4:1-16 Pastor 545a.M. Family Night Service Elder Robert Dumas . . .. - 03 W. ?Ind Street 4:05p.m. Evening Worship WOO. Prayer Service ''' Wednesday ' Church Of God ChvrcloTraining ew Summer Format Minister . 1:15-23 27I3CIenfryClubR Pastor Nov Loonle Earnest ::: ' '' . Tuesday Ephesians 2 RAVENNA PARK BAPTIST CH UR CH 4:30pm. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD and Nurser y Sund ay Schoo l 14 1-20 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 Park Avenue Fred Baker Evassgelis' Bible Study 10:118.m. Islic"irvices 4:114p.m. IL Bible Stv*V I- 34 P m. -I u lt r"or ... Independent Missionary & . LUTHERAN CHURCH ZCilOrlande Dr. 17.5 IL .4$..,.. ?Irn.. I.. *..i..% Monday I C o rint h ians j PALMETTO AVENUE MorningWorship r v"Infiservico . Ladies Bible Class, 7:20p.m. Dr. Marshall C. Doody Morning Worship 000DSHEPHEND ,l1__L. FL P'L_i...a r m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 17.521 Lake Mary Blvd. Tile 705.3434 nurcn 710 Sunday Evening Wed. Bible Study Conquerors Meeting Sunday Ronald R ei nhardt 5:30a.m. 11:31a.m. ?:00 P.M. 7:00p.m. Christian Science LONG WOOD 10:00a.m. 11:00a.m. tam It. and Magnolia Ave. Minister Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Prayer Muting Wed, Sunday School Morning Worship for the moment, to once again intensif the strain and conflict between Jews and Protestant churches in the United States. Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, iroterreligious affairs director of the American Jewish Comtinittee, in a preface to report, says he be lieves it is "the first to survey systenoatii'all the sources of anti-Israel influence within Anoerican Christian churches." Judith Banki, author of the repo rt , singled out I'rutestant denominations %% lift a long history of mission and relief work ill the Arab Middle East. c e r t a in I e ft w 1 119 'liberationist' idealogues,'' and C 0 Ifl in u it I (t it 5 so i t to hurch I nf I u 1'1 6 Diamonds In The Rough m,i,, r 10:00 8.m. Phone 3230500 lOam. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Ill Orange Street Longwood Rev. E. Ruth Grant Congregational FIRST CHRISTIAN Old Truths for a New Day Senior High Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford elected officers at its end-of-the-year party held recently. Those elected were Art Woodruff, president; Doruia Pfeilauf, vice president and nrnurins phnlrn,,n. UVIUI T,'.I.,., Brumley Jr,, treasurer; Robin Kurtz, retreat chairman; Beth Porter and Candi Crocker, dinner chairmen. Retiring president Sherri McCarron was presented with an engraved mug. S:N.4:Np.m. Mass JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1031 West First Street S. E Stanton Pastor Sunday School 10.00 &M Morning Service It OOa In Evening Service 7 30 p in Wednesday Service 7:30pm. $l.7SPER WEEK CALL 323.34)1 Pastor 5:45a.m. Mid-Week Service Sun 12:30 Rosary Svnday School Morning Worship Wilson School, Orange Blvd. Eveni ng Service Rosary Walk In the Park followed by lenediction Wed at lOOp M. Confession before Mass or by appt Registration should be made by July 9 and there is a nonrefundable registration fee of $1 plus a camp fee of $2. (If it child comes both weeks the camp fee is $5). Camp activities will include Bible study, recreation, missionary tune, lunch, quizzes, snack time and fun. Campers bring their lunch and a drink is provided. The camp staff includes the director, handcraft director, plus a counselor and junior counselor for every 8 to 10 children. Insurance will be provided for each camper in case of accident to and from and at camp. Bus transportation will be provided. Call 830.7593 or 628-1228 100 further information. LAKE MONROk CHU RCH OF THE NAZARENE Al Green Sundaylchool By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer There have always been strains in Christian -Jewish relations, Over the years, however, there was been a considerable easing of t hose tensions through increased bilateral dialogues and a growing awareness on the part of both Christian and Jewish leaders to sensitive Spots in one another's cornfllunity. At the recent meeting of the American Jewish Committee, however, the Jewish civil rights organization received a background report on ''anti-Israeli in fl uence in American churches" which is bound, at least Child Evangelism Fellowship of Seminole Counts' is sponsoring a Good News Day Camp July 16-20 and 23-27 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for those who have completed kindergarten through Sixth grade. Nazarene Pastor Asso. Patter On & Magnolia . a.00p in 7:30pm. 1.00 p.m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF PEACE Orthodo, Catholic Church holding services in The Peace Chapel if Holy Cross Episcopal Church FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 010 Park Aven,, Sanford Or Jay T Cosmato Pastor Morning war, i 30 a in Sunday School , logIn Morning Worship 100am Church Training s tSp in Evening Worship 730p in Wad Prayer Service a 30 p in Evening Worship Tues Evening Prayer Serv. Tues Official Board Meet Antimisrai Good News Day Camp Pastor 530 8 in itoca in CONGREGATIONAL OUR LADY QUEEN Traditional t.atffi Mass NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Morning Worship hOOp in Sam.It 306 12nOOn 4 0 6 a hp in Sal Vigil Mass Sun Mass Confessions, Sal Country Club Road. Lake Mary Child Evangelism Holds 4:00pm Rev M H. Burke Jr ha Oak As Sanford Fr William Ennis Past or Lost. Pastor Fr, Peter Mitchell COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 11:00 e:30a.m Sunday School ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Morning Worthip 5:41 am 1:00pm Family Night Supper Congregational BAPTIST CHURCH 1626 Palmetto Ave. iev. Raymond Crorker , iastor Sunday School :458 m 0,301 11am Men's Prayer Breakfast Ind 14th Thursday Baptist .1.. Pastor Morning Worship Sunday School UMYF Catholic Sunday School Pastor V Scott Harris .,.~ ............ .. July 1, 1979-5C Jewish Report Charges 4)0 Park Ave LeoF King 3rd Sunday 00pm , Sunday, FIRST UNITED 11:00a.m. 7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. a'30pm Supper METHODIST CHURCH Church... 5:45a.m. £vsngksvie 730pm First Wednesday Fellowship ::: >- ::: RELIGION 700pm Evening Worship Wed Bible Study £ PrayerServ. :: 7 00 p m Assembly Of & :::: Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath School 5306 11am Morni ng Worship 5 311 II a in Church School all ages for Services with classes Fellowship Coffee between s 1 lop m ervice UMYF Je ry R. 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Mark £ William SI, Alfamonte Spr ings loin Hope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Ave CATHOLIC Church olthe Nativity, Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Church, 711 Oak Ave Sanford SI Ann's Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail, Delary St Augustine Catholic Church. Sunset Dr. near Button Nd.. Casselberry $t Mary Maadalene Catholic Church. Maitland Ave. Altamonte Springs Our Ladyef lhcLak.sCatholicCoiurcli. I)liMa.imilian, Deltona ' CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. 1407 S. Sanford Ave Sanford Christian Church. 133 W Airport Blvd Piiv,*side Christian Church. Florida Haven Or, Mastland Lakeview Christian Church. Bear Lake Rd at Jamison St tubes t.uthoraø Church, It 474 Slavic St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 just West ofli, Long a& Church el Christ. Geneva . Church of Christ. Longwood Church of Christ. W. 17th $t. Noitbside Church of Christ Fla. Hlven Dr.. Maitland , ' , EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Orttsodos Church, St. Dimas. 33 S. Magnolia Ave.. Sanforu Eastern Orthodos Church, St. George, 410 Sherwood CO.. Altamonte S ings O.C.A.. $04 South It., Pef 'Solo IastrO Dashed.' Church. St. Stoves's Path Eastern Ortttode. Church. St. Joke Chrysosteln Chapel. U.S. Hwy. , It 92, Fern Pert pr EPISCOPAL TheChurch.tffieO.id$hOpllerd.Maitllnd.3)l LakeAve All Saints Episspal Church. 1. Delary Ave.. EnterprIse Christ Episcopal Church. Longweid Holy Cress Episcopal. Park Ave. a, It)! SI.. Sanford Lob MOWN ChWCh of tile Nalareno. Wilson School, Dao Longwood Church ol the Na,areno. Wayman £ Jessup Ave. Leegwood St. Richard's Church. $010 Lola Howell II., WInIer Part JEWISH Seth Ann Synagogue, meeting at Inlerstate Mail, Altamente Springs Deltona Lake Mary Unit. LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church. Overkrook Dr. Casselbecry Good Shepherd United Lutheran. 20005. Orlando Dr Lutheran Ctsu,cto of Providence, Dettosa Lutti.ran Church of the Nedmer, tO' W. 25th Place urc Golden Days Dr. £ Hwy.' Messiah Lutheran Chh., Ii 02 CoIelbevry Congregational Christian Church 2401 Park CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Chrisl, 1513 5 Park Ave (hurhof Christ at Lake Ellen. U.S 07 SIN Cass,lbiu, South Seminole Church of Christ. Sill Lake Howell Rd church Christ $11 Palm Springs Dr.. Altamonte Ihes 5z, PIESBYTERIA,, Dalton. Presbyterian Church, Holland Blvd. I Austin Ave. CONGIPOATIONAL Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Churil, Oak Ave. £ 3rd It. First Prei,sl.iae 1"rch 04 DeBary, 1. Highland Conv,nanl Pretbytci ian burch. 3775 S Orlando Di'. sSt. Andrews Presbyterian Church. 5013 Beor Lake NI. St Marks Presbytorian LimijiCh. 1321 Palm Springs to., Altamonte S pr ings . * Casselberry METHODIST Barnett United Memorial Church, E. Delary Ave.. Enterprise Sear Lake Uni ted Methsd.st Church Bethel A.M.E. Church. Canaan Hgts. Casselberry Community United Methodist Ch ur ch, Hwy. 17.5) 6 Piney Ridge Rd. Casseiberry Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Dr.. Suniand Estates DoBary Community Methodist Church. W. Niphbanks Rd., Delary F*rst United Methodist Church. 4)5 Park Ave First Methodist Church of Oviedo First Southern Methodist Church. 7440 Sanford Ave Free Methodist Church, III W 4th $) Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace United Methodist Church, Air port Blvd. Grant Chapel A N I Church. Oviedo Oakgisvo Methodist Church. Oviedo Osleen Methodist Church Paola Wes$eyan Methodist, II. 44 W. at Paela St James A.M.I. 5th at Cypress St Lute M. B. Chur ch of Cameron City Inc ,Beardall elf 51.441 St. Mary's A Mt. Church, St It. 415, Osteen St Paul's Methodist Church, Osteess ad, Enterprise Stafford M.ns.raai Chur ch. S DeBary SaniBodo UniledMetbodsst Church, Sot 434 and 1.4, I.ongwpsd NAZAWINE First Church of lIla Nasarsno, 7101 Sanford Ave. GesevaChsarctmoltheNa,areiw. S R.44.Geneva Lake Mary Church of the Naoarena, Lab# Mary Blvd.. LakeMary . CHURCH OF GOD Church 01 God. 10 3 Hickory Church of God. $3 W 22nd St , Church 01 God. Oviedo Church of God Holiness. Lake Mantel Church of God Mission. Enterprise . Church of God. 1403 W. Oath St. Church at God in Christ, Oviedo , Church otGodob Prophecy. 210$ S Elm Ave Church of God of Prophecy. 0711$. Persimmon Ave. Rescue Choircilof God, 1701W. 13th It., Sanford "Yrvi Chur ch of God". 2100 1,Oge.sN Ave., Sanford Upsela Community Presbyterian Church. U1114814 Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Church. Ned lug RI.. SI Ed., Winter Springs SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lobe Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy. 434. Forest City Seventh Day Adven tist Church, Maitland Ave. Altamonte Spills Sanford Seventh.Day Adventist Church. Hti £ Elm Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church, to S Moss Rd. Mars Hill Seventh-Day idventist Church. 411 Pine St.. Sanfor d "- ..... '''- te ... •,,,...... I Ir ....- . . . . . . ...-..-----......'-.---'.,-..•-...'. .. C. - .... - -'-,-- .14 ' r(': . . , . . ' . . ' . . OTHER CHURCHES . . , Allen's A ME Church. Olive £ 13th All Faith Chapel. Camp Seminole, Wakiv Park Rd Beardall Avenue Holi ness Chapel, Seardall Ave Chuluota Commomnits Church ___ _ ChurcheS Jesus Christef Latter Day Saints. 2315 Park Ave FirstChurcholCtorisI,5ci,ntist,pa Ind %I. Lake Monroe Chapel. Orange Blvd., Lake Monroe Kingdom Halt if Jehovah's Witness, Lake Monroe Unit, 1542W. Third Strut First Born Church of the Living God, Midway . U . .. . " :.- . . _ ' : FI'4': ' . "' ' • ', . / -' : - , . / . . ' Church 04 Christ, kiesfist, Elkam Blvd. aid Vespi St., Doffesa Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle. Ridgewood Ave.. iOf$ 211k opposite Seminole High School ) First Pentecostal Church of Lsngwsod First Pentecostal Church ii Sanfo rd Full Gospel Tabernacle, 2734 Country Club Mt Olive Holiness Church, oot Hill RI, Otte,n Sanford Alliance Church. 1411 1 Park Ave. Sanford Bible Church, 3441 Sanford Ave Sanford Congre.gat.essalof Jehovah's Witness... 1104W 4th St Time Salvation Army. 7$ W lath $t Boiling Huh Maravian Church. SR 414. Longwood Redeeme, Msravian Church. 771 Tuscawuila Rd Winter Spr ings Valid Church of Christ. Altamonte Community Chapel. Altamaul. Springs ' ..:it ': '' . . , '' - ... , ' . ' . . '.. . . . . . ' Luncheon Scheduled A , ' . HelvTrilttChurcnofGoIesclw.sl,)sIluangoue,iM A ve The Full Ges4 Church Of Out Lord JeOwi Christ. Washington st. Canaan City Winter Springs Community Evangelical Ceng'e5ate,4l, Winter Springs Elementary School - • ' way . i suicide. of YFC's help and The cooperation of the nmy dorsement 7V, music and filin stars in guidance to the natiOn's Youth donating their time and talent has been outstanding, he to - ---------...-., ' '' ------*i-i,4. 'r4.j.CM..1p•..diM.v.mw1Is . . the telethon has been Carolina. They will leave on "Uttle 51r. Jack and Miss Jill" were twited in a Tom Iffiumb nursery rhyme Camlberry will sponsor a Veal their trip on July 21. For ceremony sponsored by the Usher Board No. I or St. James ANIE Church. Italiano luncheon on Sunday, 15 at 12 15 p.m. to raise reservations contact nWllder ce Peoples and fleginald White (center) are shown with their at(endants Jul izu 1ura, Ed Walker in the (from left) Tamira Davis, Latisha Wansley, and Britt Lee Henderson, lann sv IwW ska c h TOM TH UM B WEDDING reported. - u hurc . - - - - - - - . . - . '5 i •_ '•'-_- - .. - . - . - . . - - - - .-.- - . . ' '. .- - - p . - . . . Ir -, I. ' ----. --- ,. - - -. �I 6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDE lyE BEEN L.. TECHlNG MV5EL ) WATCH MESPLJT THESE BOARDS by Chic Young — -ç I JEtMALCU3 TE.Ci-lE.' ACROSS 41 Bushy f 1 Lowland 7 Dark mood 42Fqs 44 Woeful 12 Intelligent T-9 KARArE ' Sunday, July 1, 1979 - An s w e r to P,e,r,;ic Puzzle IL11p J 45 Newt 4 G I ii7 - P_ i , I -7 4Ø J - ' ' by Mort Walker Ovy ER HE 'LL NEV KNOW HOW LATE WE CAME IN i, Z 01~(f r) 6 - \— ( 1' ______ -- 2 I Barrel abbr) 13 Withdraw 28 Florida county 29 Spy group edging (abbr) 4 35 Idle CIOfl 39 Flavor 18 Adopt 43 Place to ski 19 Begin (2 wds) leader 20 City (Sp) 47 Oodles 5 Get the drop 22 Voice box 48 Scouting 23 Means of on (camp group (abbr) 30 Guide to solution of a mystery 31 Stems entry wd) 33 Old 6 Vast number 24 Spanish 36 Try holid y 37 School organt 7 Charmed 25 Sens:d with zation (abbr) 8 Adjacent 2 cj- 4 3 7 6 5 - - -- — — 49 Free 50 Hoosier state (abbir) 52 Small bird 53 Agricultural implement Terminate tongue 27 By birth 32 American Indian 9 Come by 38 Charged 10 Evening particles (poet) 40 Ancient Italian 11 Cerise family 1 ___ 34 Shuffled from 2 Mine product Abel WE 'RE IN LUCK! 1-1 DOWN 21 More pallid 1'6 0 -SAR&E 15 ASLEEP! ONAo N.El A NiOjNI T F T HE,R 55 Crooner 56 Alternative 23 Back 26 Brother of BEETLE BAILEY OtP E NJFIRJ 9A - 8 - 9 - 10 fl - - - r - - 14 .i by Art Sansom ___--___ Joa'T E LAUo4- 1 ou VJI43 I'M A F/WOJS I —TfjRO)A.t)T! CI I I CA..I HAKCt'1 WAIT oR T1LL I 2T TO COtLFAW I C AW TAY.E UP '5PAC..E btjiR J(yic NRAC( coiico ThAT A' Ot3L'( lIJ Th FlI1 '-'. 21 27 - - - - -- - 24 25 29 28 34 135 I 37 38 32 41 42 36 40 43 —— 45 49 —— I 39 — — I - - 33 48 - i.—J 23 22 . 0 f - - 31 , ll 19 20 26 ( -'- j5 - 18 ___ ______. - 15 16 THE BORN LOSER For Sunday, July 1, 1 18 Football ZZ I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL A 15 Joyful 16Gltic —f' M I .T( RiR0i I SINIT DA lion kj HOROSCOPE j , 13Garmntnec 14Communica 48 Hackamore _%. - — — - 46 51 50 44 52 53 54 likes to ask 21)No YOUR BIRTHDAY favors but should YOU find it July 1, 979 been necessary todo so, thlsisa good Changes you' iave dayforit Friends are anxious hopingfOrbeCOrnertheSth coming year. Part of the reason to help you. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. will be because you have a 19) You're at your best today i stronger financial outlook. CANCER (June 21-July 22) challenging situations, so don't As a go-between today, you're hesitate to meet things headoti. likely to have no peers. You When the going gets tough, you know how to put things to get going. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) gether so that everyone including yourself. When you're around persons benefits, could add to your feel Learn more about yourself by you sending for your new Astro- storehouse of knowledge, do Graph Letter which begins with more listening than talking your birthday. Mail $l -. for each today. It could be a real toAstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, education. PISCES (Feb. 20-ZMarch 20) Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign Should someone In whom you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is have faith approach you with a a good day for you to sell Per business proposition today, give sons who cuid be helpful to your this person your full attention. present pla ns on your ideas. It might be a real winner. ARIES (March 21-April 19) PoInt up the ways inwhich they could benefit. Yo ur willingness to cooperate is VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) your greatest asset today. Give situations that mean Because you are a good earn something to you materially top player, benefits will come to priority today. This Is the area you through those with whom where you will be th e luckiest . you associate. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You TAURUS (April 20-May 20) have leadership qualities today, You have the ability today to so make It a point not to hide utilize your skills and talents In your light under a bushel. Be a extremely productive profitable ways, both for take-charge type. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) vourself and others. Use them SII1u1aLr IIC'flhJcI - 4c; July 1, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA . .. ': - . •:. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau _______ . )V1MtZ ....• 1 MS.. nV GEMINI (May 21-June 20) developments behind the Don't be too surprised today If fully aware of it today, by Bob Montana I //OW I .0 ARE FIN FINE You l WIN AT BRIDGE l YOU ECHO o - AP 1 - • ., 654 2 / , Then South saw that he had a reasonable play to make his 10 tricks. It involved the deliberate loss of two trump tricks to make it possible to discard two of his hearts duminy's ace and king of diamonds. 6-30 NORT111 95 \ . •/ A K 72 ( • 1(15 by Howie Schneider E E K & MEEK Of' POTAICF,'S, PLEALSE A Lc~) w (/ /4P '71 •94 UP! 3 • 10865 A J 10 9 IV A 10 6 QJ Vulnerable: Both RJA ( \..7 UI Dealer: South I .L-L) f__o - J3 Wist North Iast 'outh I NT I'ass 24 Pass 3 2+ 4+ 1)ass 11ass I)a-% 11"ass 11ass PRISCILLA'S . WKAT ARE YOU WATCHINC3 -7 A NEW SERIES! THE NETWORK WANTED To rRy SOMETHING CIFFERENT eur THEY WERE AFI?AP TO RE 700 DIFFERENT! TH IT'S ABOUT A vVOOPS FISHII LGF,-, GUIDE VMO HI?7 b Al Vermeer . ITS CALLE LOVE CANOE fly Oswald Jaroby and Alan Sontag YOLING COUPLES WITH ROMANTIC _%4A Fast followed to the first PROBLEMS. club with the seven. South ducked and West continued ' Y\ 6, ,. with tile queen. East coillpleted the club echo with the six. South took his ace and studied the hand carefully. per individual questions will tWP.ul Pat . 7 by Stoffel & Helmdahl BUGS BUNNY - Old Folks 41 People 55 and over made up less than 10 percent of tile U.S. population during World War 1. Today they make up 20 percent of the population, The Conference Board reports. In the past 10 years, the number of persons over 55 has increased twice a fast as the total population. 21- YOUR BIRTHDAY A today. Don't hold back any of yo ur Ideas or plans. Julv2 '1979 SA Z W _J 1 _____ .4FffC7WFCFfSE an. ICORN (c. CAPR Tt'iIUM 19) Give others a chance to jtRE )tX/ (LWCeW51?5/R? ____ AwfamY So! -.r. tA, i0AP%4! jt1 - .ia -- -- I N1CW7N44-_ -..--- - .- . 4 lose 01 - - _____ • -. - ,•- . ______ ______________ material appetite today. Lady everyone pitching in you'll Our Sloru: IT WAS GALANS Luck is backing You up all the accomplM what you set out to FIRST DAY AS A PAGE BOY AND THE OTHER SaifS PLAYED THEIR USUAL CRUEL JOKES. THEY TRIPPED HIM AS HE SERVED ThE KING'S DINNER AND QUICK- way. Unlucky discovery world, has stood as a symbol maled in your makeup today. of freeedom in New York You' ll bring it to the surface if Ammonia gas was first harbor. It also commemo- it' s needed to reinforce any rates Fcench-American lucky breaks coming your way. noticed scientifically in 1315 by MaJorcan philosopher friendship, for it was given SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Raymond Lully (1232-1315), by the people of France. The 21) You are exceptionally who was stoned* to death by statue was designed b Frederic Auguste Bartholdi fortunate when dealing with the townsfolk of Parma for his discovery. (1834-1904 1. large groups or organizations APPROACHES VAL AND THAT LAP HAS 5P/R/TANP MY L AC? NIP I f%ILP 9E TEMPERED GALAN USED THE KING'S LEG OF VENISON AS A CLUB TO LAY LOW HIS TORMENTOR. KING ARTHUR PARDONED GALAN BUT SAID HE WCKJL[7 HAVE , CONTROL HIS TEMPER BEFORE BECOMING A PAGE. . -- ..- 2, 1979 do. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) GEMINI Aay ')l Tune envelopes. The most interest. ing questions will be used in Don't turn down any invitations There is a strong possibility this column and will receive beca use you wake up you'll spend the day with some j CODIOSOIJACOBYMODERN.) grumpy. Your mood wuldoan old pals you may not have seen about face, making you playful for awhile. It might even be a Statue of Liberty chance encounter. and gregarious, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Since 1886, the Statue of Liberty. enlighterting the There is inner strength con- partner for trying for game f_' U in? answered it accompanied by stamped, sell-addressed with just seven high-card poin ts and a balanced hand. RE IN MIS 5T41-e, . Experts. " care of this newspa- lie studied for some time while mentally blaming his CVII. For Monday, July ASk the EXPerts Opening le.ad: +K f MvA As 4&S"T 6F _4 Changes in your basic lifestyle are likely for you this wake up before you solicit their coming year because of good aid — then they'll pitch in and of spades, queen and jack of things that w ill happen for you you'll have all the cooperation diamonds and a low spade. erially. Try to salt a little and help you need. could find no better lead away. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 19) than a club. Dummy ruffed t try to do everything 22) Don' 21-July CANCER (June Lind East overruffed with the yourself today. Working in queen, but that was all she Look tor hidden ways, qu-h an wrote. South cDuS6 rvJ 9 . 190 Tjililig you tandem makes things go eaAer 3-AIT last club ill dummy "i" d thought worthless or obsolete, and doubles your creativity and mat discard his 10 an d six of to he lp ease the strain on the productivity. hiartsonduinry s ace and family budget Things will work king of diamonds. PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) out well. Find out more about Your greatest gains toda y come yourself by sending for you from an I nterest shared with copy of Astro-Graph Letter. someone who has the same A Connecticut reader asks Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, desires as you do. Together what I.% me.ant by mirrior P.O. Box 489, Radio City You're a winning combination. distributioti and Is it good or Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to bad, ARIES (March 21-April 19) specify birth sign. Mirror distribution means LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) The After some revisions are made that declarer and dummy day May start out a little to solve early minor problems, have exactly tile same dis. slowly, but by afternoon the the day works out beautifully. tribution and it is defintely bad for declarer, since he momentum picks up con- You'll have fund with special can't ruff anything or get a siderably. It should be anything friends. but dull. TAURUS (April 2(~May 10) ----------------- and. I.wsPpI.Itt'TF.IiI'IIi5EAMN) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lack of commun ication may at (Do you have a question for You won't have to be overly first give you a few headaches Me experts? Write -'Ask the aggressive to satisfy your today. Later, however, with 0- AFFEc7w sy w scenes are working in your you're given more than your favor. Shortly, the results will usual share of' compliments. come to light. Others see things in you which SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. they truly admire. 58' JHIRTY tAINIJTES:? YOU I 1,010UNTAIN 57 E R ... CCULD'Yoi LIAAIT YOUR CALL TC) if lrl#-x ARIF y0y. hIE110, PION I* Now A CmA r me oc Pt&lc LM IS PLEASED WITH THE CHANGE, EXCEPT FOR ONE QAP 70 71rACH NIM rHc a/;r/E5 THING. WHEN WILL HE AGAIN FEEL HIS MOTHER'S O .4 .L4GE. SOFT CARESS OR THE WARM GOOD-NIGHT KISS? - A roll 1% f~ wallSPIDER-MAN -. ,, 'e, F RANKAND ERNEST .-.•- by Bob Tha yes EEHOU'-- T)E%'54fY/ THE ONE WHO ..47Z4C/c3 US' THE ONE WH ,svuu' PETRov OUR LOVE! - - ____----- P14Th' / . - -4'Ei5.4".- - F IF Yi'J'RE jOV6 CULT1ES, r HATE TO TACKLE HIM' ML I 7D YCtS AN STARr SPIPER-MAN ' .. KNEW WHAT HE WAS sNG' : , THE WE-6- - gEL.IEVE : pgi ; ... ZVI ZOONIES by To I 'TUMBLEWEEDS A VOUPLE 1-AC'I OL.' O't' N0T'1_IL_ 'HIC PAL..M WITh Sfl..vEJ. AHOL.P 0 F(A Ryan (7 5 IV by Stan Lee and John Romita - ,4y)% - LC95 UI4E WE'RE JUST IN TIME .1iIiiirjjIu4 '' A gc,f- i . - , 1..,. - / • - p . GALAN RIDES AWAY WITH GALLANT SIR VANOC WIFE. TO HIS SURPRIE, SIR GAWAIN RIDES WITH THEM. • AT EVENING THEY PUT UP A PAVILION AND PREPARE FOR DINNER. GALAN WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW i, HE WILL LOOK WHEN A KNIG HT. P4P THE HE IS NEARLY WEIGKT THEN HE HEARS SIR GAWAJN APPROACHING AND STRUGGLES TO GET FROM UNDER THE HEAVY ARMOR. - Ci ca*&I, f/r 01A by Craig Legg.fl 11441 "\ (NO. N259. FOOD7 1r flt1 110W C F.VGRVWW Vhrl YOUR \ - I -, . GAf,fAIIl LOOK5ATTHEQyERWEKij1Ep WARRIOR AND THROWS UP HIS HANDS. "I AM HALAVTEO! FIRST IT WAS YAL/,w7 T,ltNAicW WAS 44Y5yu/Rf, WO VOW I FiND G.1LA'I 5fl/CI( IN MYARMCY.' NEAT WEEK-Th.0 Voaue )1lQht$ 7 1-liz �THUS DID SPIDER -MAN LEARN THE FTEFLJI- 7RUTH: -........—,-,--... —.. -.tTIoo.. '-------------- j'i / jt (1) uw1A js.)krfdlV9 PiCTUg6' SE 7A/(EN 7W411 SO 7/IE /i I t WITH GREAT POWER COMES GREAT RE5POASI8ILITY.' 9 k 22L uP•• / ANO— WREN 7NEP/C AC7UALI-V' 7A/(&V? RICIRT I I - O(AF7g ,.! &'YM CLASS! Sur- TRY' 70 C4REF4144V 7MR OUTA SC MOAT AN 0 K 11 by Art Sau.om TUE BORN LOSER - 14UTMOT 'iou?. ( I ME ITY %HAP, DOG GOT .. A cA-P IN ANP WHAT$ "HAT?! OH, '• 'M IN AND A Vg r Ai11P 'n4e,? /..ANC MY LS MV $Oft IAGIc 7WAIrl Kt Aerl MY rXicv- MYUMP A COOL IDEAl IEAR HELOISE: When I was asked to display my plants and give a talk on DEAR HELOISE Just had to share this with them to the Young Mothers Club in my home town, I decided it would be nice to give each mother attending a slip of any plant you. I IfljUd my hand and the she did not have, or wished to have more of. doctor told me to use an This involved giving 12 to 14 If your demonstration WS icepack on it, but I had a slips to who a dozen orhave more mothers would half as good as your hint, those problem getting Ice out of the busy YOUflQ mothers SPent trays and making the pack. Then I noticed a can of small children In their cars their time very wisely. Heloise frozen juice in the freezer, and riding home. thought, "Why not?" My problem: how to keep LETTER OF LAUGHTER It fitted right into the palm the slipsfrOm being crushed. DEAR HELOISE Please send me your of my hand. No melting either, I thencameUPWlththeea of putting each slip into a plastic bag, blowing It up with reference book on how to solvejust and, when I it was finished, returned to the freezerI air like a balloorc, and then all types of problems... R.V. for the next treatment. it could be used anywhere a sealing it with a bread such a book, I If there twistem. The air cushioned the plant wish someone would send me cold pack Is needed, such as and each one reached its a copyt But thanks, luv, for when child bump or cut.aSo quickgets and a easy to get. the vote of confidence. I keep one on hand at all destination safely. Heioise Edith Gowen times. D. Austin Smartiel It's quick, efficient and always ready. Heloise is DEAR READER: This is your column. If yoi'd like to share a hint, ask a question or make a suggestion, write me care of this newspaper. Hugs, Heloise g V tM bv MA. lm.T.M ftor4.ss US. Pot OI OUCHI THAT HURTI DEAR HELOISE: We have a pet cockatiet. When I put water in his dish, I had to put my hand In the cage and he'd peck me. Bu tnowiIn$ertehe$te between the bars 0Cage so that the tip of the baster Is on the side of the dish then pour. This makes it much easier. Russel Roberson, Age9 And a lot easier on those sensitive flngers, right? Heloise STICKPIN MAGIC DEAR HELOISE Here Is an inexpensive way to make a stickpin. Get a corsage pin — that's your stick. Now gel a pierced earring back, and that's your end clasp. Like magic, a stickpinl Michelle, Age ii )Uni Fe*Wri Syndicate. trw. (r) W75 7.1.79 �* ap . ___ R POT • E!W NG P1U4kPL4 tV om or '•• •' -.: ws low map L•11 4 RT owl all : is 10 16 _ for rIIdlII? 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DO SINt ] FROM 11IE "n '119 PIS OF YbR FEL LOW rI3ES- (NIGHTFALL., MURMUR OF 14LES 1OLP 'ROLJNP I1s NI&HrWINP IN -THE LUCK... o 1OP6FOLS... elk )A 60 -PI;I1W Op I', _t - - A. - - p- V4RY'RE I. 1 yOUI A5IC 1NLIAni - ,' OIcAq,MEN! THAT - SOUNPS., LI i.-r-j -j FT FoIW1-vLAP. i __ SETI SURE! v - __ )—\J y- WEE I CRIME PALS - kid power by Morrie Tumor T4475 RIGI4T, OLIVER. W,ISNT YOUR AUNT WITH YOUR ADVENT'UROUS WWATWILLY0URjfRND ANEW SAY YOU DONT LIKE Bir fo 5910raik W1ON k4rp_ IT STAM IN 00? MM. 6145ORHOOD Ar r.'... I . z = _____________ _____________ J': .. tj.'•4 WHAT POESJ[SMESAPUBIJC [AucsEvA 01? LI SERVANT, MY DAD CAN GET __ 7. _ ___ W111vvL9) __ EPOJ ID IF -W0064. WONT BE ~EAVIN6JIU, ___ f3 -- i COECTtY _ �471st Year, No. 271—Monday, July 2,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 uni*rWhirl? . by Hal Kaufman .W0pJ4,. 14 P4GM Ouiuiw ij From a certain sum, Doakes took away a third and put In $50. Next, he took away a fourth and put In $70. He then had $130. What was the original sum? 1.J,lIop lA4.44JO4 P114 AlIsuleijo H Punctuat. these words to make sans., if you can: "it but I said not and." No fair peeking. jui6y ,..pu.. IOU,, 'Pill I •,',4fl, tIM II., CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. '4UIJI44p 'I JI'H 1'OUiUiUa Si P"3 's 'IIIIJIHIP Ii si.qwfl' 'JIIiIU$l SI IW'IQ 'C P114341*1141 1UftJ4 SuisIiva Sj Ilaq ',pieg 'i :u3u8JS44() ' -- ft. -41W Ral. to , Tongue Teasel Sheridan Schott and Noah Knott shot It out. Knott was shot and Schott was not so it was better to be Schott than Knott. Or was It? OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND? Select an assortment of ten aces, deuces and treys — five red and five black — from a deck of ordinary playing cards. Now, propose a memory test. Place the cards In a row on a table, alternating the reds and blacks. Invite friends to observe the order of the cards for two minutes. At the end of this time, turn the cards face down, and ask participants to list the sequence from left to right as accurately as possible. It takes a super effort to name more than LET'S FACE ITI Our friends above seem to be pleased by four or five In order, whatever it is they're facing. Add lines to finish picture. cpV f5 'iitk ecJIJ r 'V'TtA Lu4 L4KTjAT! j. 4W A rea Businesses Hopeful Despite C arter's Gloom By BRAD PURDOM time last year. "We are very positive but "will not reduce it any improvement, though. "Our unemployment rate Is through 1979 and the first half of further." Merchants at the Altamonte 4.7 percent1 t' he sald."That's 1980," said Patricia Lewis, "In the last 30 to 45 days we Mall have not felt "much of an In spite of gloomy economic the lowest figure In 10 years. We maPager of public affairs. She have reduced our number of effect yet," according to Lewis forecasts by the Carter ad- placed 348 persons in jobs in said companies ordering from employees by 25 to 30 percent," Zarka, general manager of the ministration, area employment June of this year whereas last Strom berg-Ca rlson always said Atchley, president of the mall. officials and businesses are not year we placed 313. We have place their orders at least 9-12 company. "Our sales have Zarka said the mall's expecting any immediate 1,312 jobs listed right now in months in advance. That, she come down about the same retailers have told him that problems. light Industry and services and said, gives the industry an amount, but we expect the fewer people seem to be coming Ralph Prescott,manager of we're looking for qualified advantage In dealing with situation will probably ease by to the mall but that sales in the local office of the Florida applicants." economic changes. next spring." terms of dollars are going up. State Employment Office, says Stroznberg.Caz'lson of Lake Ed Atchley of Cobia Boat Co. Atchley said It would likely be "The people who do come are job placement In Seminole Mary also reports a "stable" in Sanford, said his company 1981 before the economic spending more money," he County is running ahead of this employment picture. recently has cut employment situation showed any real said. Herald Staff Writer OPEN ENDI "Everything that is really great and Inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in ," said Albert Einstein. As you s.., the last word Is missing. Scrambled, the word's lifters are MEROF ED. What Is the word? 4 Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Fireworks To Light July 4 Fetes By JANE CASSELBERRY cake walk, the Jaycee dunking The Sanford Youth Baseball long celebration highlighted by and best decorated vehicle, machine, rope climb, Pony Assn. will have baseball a Little Miss Firecracker most original theme or rides, and at 3 p.m. the greased playoffs. Pageant beginning at noon in costume. Seminole County residents pig contest, the center of the mall, hot air will not have to drive far to find The General Sanford Throughout the day there will The Gay 90's Saloon and Raw balloon rides, and at 9 p.m. Oyster Bar a good old-fashioned Fourth of be authentic re-enactments at 9 a.m. as Memorial Library and Museum what they claim is the biggest well as otheropens food concessions July celebration ranging from a Civil War skirmishes and the will be open to the public fireworks display In central at the center. The trout stream parade to spectacular Order of the Feather will throughout the day. Florida. fireworks displays. present Indian dances and (fishing for live mountain The Sanford Kiwanis will In Sanford, the community crafts. With the exception of the trout), Hole-in-one contest and have free blood pressure tests pageant all of the events will booths and rides open at 10 a.m. celebration will be at Fort The Disabled American and the Red Cross will provide take place in the green parking The opening ceremonies and Mellon Park beginning at ii a.m. and continuing throughout Veterans and the American first aid. The Sanford Lions will lot west of the mall. There will awards will be at 10:30 a.m. Legion willchicken be serving be games, barbecue and enthe day, climaxed at dark with becued andbarthe All systems tertairunent. At 11 the Bahia "Green. the shooting of $1,200 worth of Veterans of Foreign Wars will The Maitland-South Seminole sheens" Motorcycle Unit will fireworks over Lake Monroe. have a corn boll. The Jaycettes Chamber of Commerce will hold a competitive Field Drill are go' "All the money has come in will serve hot dogs and cold sponsor the 22nd annual Demonstration in the parking for the fireworks and all drinks; Over 50 Club will serve have the Sight Mobile on hand Independence Day celebration lot and the entertainment systems are go," said Jack cake, Iced tea and coffee; the for free glaucoma tests for at the Maitland Civic Center. center will open. There will be Horner, executive manager of KnigMS of Columbus, popcorn; those over 20, acuity tests for The main parade will proceed continuous entertainment until the Greater Sanford Chamber the Sanford Lions Club will those 12 and over, and blood down Maitland Avenue from 5p.m. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. In of Commerce, which is coor- have cotton candy and root- pressure tests from 11 air. to Sandapur to the civic center at 9 the west wing there will, be dinating the event, beer; Beautification and the Good Samaritan 4:30 p.m. n.m. Judging for the children's Bingo. At 2 p.m. hot-air balloon "The fireworks will be Home " c&uuied. clearly visible from vanta,e The Kiwanis Club also wiü ''' "' Real Estate One Prole..tonM E42 Vroiu 4 to 7.p.m. a barbeem . 'along the Ickefront lemonade. isv. a untry .. Center ö'n Maitland Avenue. chicken dinner will be served. from 17-92 to Mellonville In Altamonte Springs, the Awards will be given for the At 7 the drawing for grand Avenue," he added. State Representatives Bobby Altamonte-South Seminole funniest, most original, prizes will be held and from There will be fun for the Hattaway and Bobby Brantley Jaycees have Joined with the patriotic costumes and most 7:30 to 11 there will be disco whole family with a Moon Walk, will speak. Altamonte Mall to put on a day- unusual, best decorated bike dancing. Herald Staff Writer SCC $5 Million Complex Ready For Final Touches 'rn IiI1 _________________ _____ •! - • -• • 41 -. - Tt1A1T.KNEV IrAi l c1c,r* KV - ' '. • ' - ,,•. - .• ( .,. .,•-. ; •_'7_ &.j'' "•* y ?• - $ "S _ - EX-SHIPMAN rce 11.0 HOLD REUNION The vocational building was constructed to meet the increasing demand of enrollment, MUwee said. With the addition of the vocational facilities, the enrollment for occupational education courses is expected to increase about 10 percent, said Russell L. Moricrief, director of Occupational .;•"-' Q' J ••• .• •.,•. - stenography rooms, business data processing facilities and The Shop and Lab Building provides a permanent facility for Seminole Community College's new vocational building and the reupholstery, emergency medical technology, paramedic and library addition have been completed and will make their debut firefighting programs. New programs will be offered in small this fall, engine repair, auto body work and welding "We wound up our construction contract last Friday," said Special features of the library addition will include anR.T. Mllwee, assistant to the college president. "We have one or thropology, bin-feedback, experimental psychology, and forensic two men who are sweeping up before wc can move everything .t. laboratories along with study rooms, reading, cataloging and A dedication ceremony committee whose members consist of microfilm areas, Language, reading labs, offices and general faculty and students are studying the most appropriate time to classrooms will complete this addition to the college. schedule the event, Milwee said today. The ceremony will be held Seminole Community College offers all pre-professional majors either In August or September. In Its basic two-year program. In addition to its academic The new vocational building, a shop and lab building and programs, the college also has a wide variety of technicimi courlibrary addition have cost approximately $4,406,000 in conses, and Its community service and leisure time programs are struction alone, Mllwee said. Equipment and accessories for the constantly expanding In response to the needs of the community, facilities will round the figure off to $5 million, he said. •pi .1 ',tii MEAN YW DaL4rIQ'Jovv BySHARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer IJ At present, the number of students enrolling in the college parallel programs is increasing, whereas the national trend sees the programs holding steady. College officials say that the growth trend at the college Is a reflection of the continued growth in the Seminole County area. People of different ages celebrated the loth annual reunion of Navy and Marine Education, SCC is also an area vocational education school with modern The Vocational BuildiN will offer courses such as equipment and facilities geared to help students acquire skWs Corps personnel who had served aboard the former Sanford Naval Air Station in engineering, technology, food service, medical records, and home needed for employment or advancement in specific vocational different ways. David and Winnie Scott (photo below), who came from New management program3. Its classrooms will also ho use typing areas. Orleans for the event, and Jim and Mary Hay of Sanford join in a toast to ship. mates, while the younger generation enjoy a ride in a hay wagon towed by Wes Giles. The reunion was hosted by the Fleet Reserve Association Saturday at Its More Paperwork building on West First Street and was attended by more than 400 persons. .._,.fr _,•l 'ø— -. -_________ New ' LI —I - ; .t • • ' '' : ,J 'i " ' - •,,• • • ''. i- 'M4 '. ' • -,,,'/ I I T - -. - ' ' ' ' .• 7'.• ' .' •'. By GEOFFREY POUNDS ' , 'l • .,., ,,'. ' -:. • "- ., . I • '! .1 ... - %,7( • 1- .'. order to comply with the bill," used as depositories, it will be as a cost-saving measure at the, Beckwith said today. validate the securities offered was to eliminate five positions A bill enacted by the Florida He said each of the other 67 as collateral on the countyin Tallahassee, but the result is Legislature this past session counties In the state also will funds, the almost certain addition of has put the burden of have to either hire additional "It's a significant respon- many more people at the local monitoring public fund help or require present per. sibility that can't be taken level. depositories on the shouldersof sonnel to assume extra work. lightly, not with millions of "It's going to be a night-' ... • county clerks — despite their Thus, he said, a person ln each dollars at each bank lnyolved," mares" Locker said, oppositions of the 67 counties will now là Beckwith said. Beckwith said the effect of : The bill provides that the to do the work that has Tom Locker, assistant in the the bill may result in banks clerk of the circuit court of the previously been done by five Orange County Comptroller's having to post collateral above county replace the Department staff members in the state office, said the bill was passed what is actually required. of Banking and Finance as the comptroller's office. agency responsible for main- Public funds In the county are taming records of collateral now dispersed, according to d provided by county favorable Interest rates, among depositories. 16 banks. The funds range up to The bill was opposed In a $24 million In any given bank. Around The Clock .......... IA Horoscope 48. res)luUon passed by the state Sources include county tax Bridge ....................4B Hospital ................. association of county clerks In money, school and junior Comics June. college funds, Beckwith said. Crossword .........,,,,.,.,. 4B OWtSELVLS 4B Spert.s .................. . hA " We' re going According to the bill, when a Editorial ..................IA Tetevislon person to work halt time in bank or banks ln the county are Dear Abby ................. lB Weather Toaa y • c, Law Irks Beckwith I ...:........:"" F . -II- ... . ..- . a, i -. •'v .• M4 4 •4 .• .' -,' .- - ... - ... .-",'.. - . -,'- -- - "- • - : - .___ � 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, July 01, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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ITMEN T Can LATEX KORKER '- GARBAGE or TRASH Oil. hg.1501 Can LAUNDRY TUB INK lAD POLY PRO * Heavy duty polypropylene • ayspuy,. S.IfSollna ROOF SHIN 115 Sealed down by the sun's rays against wind and accompanied Mills to the Wright home In the early morning hours of May 25 when Wright was killed, During testimony in the opening day of the trial Thursday, The key witness for the prosecution, Vincent Leroy Ashley, of Sylvester Davis, who lived with Mills at 1115 Locust Ave. In May, was expected to deliver an eyewitness account of the murder said he saw Mills leave their house with a shotgun and a bag retired Sanford businessman James Wright today during the trial ur several ho s before the slaying of Wright. of Gregory Mills. Davis further testified that Mills came back to the home at Mills, fl could face a sentence of death In the electric Chat!' If about 5 a.m., the morning of the killing and said he "had shot convicted of the murder of Wright. some cracker." Wright was killed at his home May 25 by a single shotgun blast "Those were his words?" asked prosecutor Don Marbiestone. by a burglar. "Yes," said Davis. In exchange for lmznwitty from prosecution, Ashley has Davis said he agreed to help Mills hide some shotgun shells agreed to turn state's evidence against Mills. Police said Ashley belonging to the defendant. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer in testimony this morning, Marbiestone attempted to tie those shells to the alleged murder weapon. Charles Myers, a police firearms identification expert, testified that theshells likely came under some bushes near the murder scene, Davis said. from the same shotgun used to kill Wright. Thursday, Davis Several days after the murder, Gloria Robinson, a Sanford city Identified the weapon as the shotgun owned by Mills. employee, reported to police she had found a shotgun under some Davis said he was awakened by Mills early May 25. lie said bushes off Eighth Street, a few blocks from the Wright home at Mills told him to support his story that he had gone to Seminole 455 S. Elliott Ave. Memorial Hospital for treatment of a toothache. Defense attorney Tom Greene noted that Davis' testimony According to Davis, Mills said he and Ashley went to the Wright came in exchange for immunity from prosecution for a grocery boric. Both entered through a front window. Davis said he was store robbery. told by Mills that a man surprised them. The man had something "Would you testify to anything to avoid going to prison," In his hand, prompting Mills to fire, Davis testified. Greene asked Davis. "He told me Ashley ran away and that he should have shot "I don't know," Davis replied. JNo Protes ts On Tax Hike ,,.r In Lake Mary Goldberg Told Again,, Resign Or Go To Jail Longwood . funds into the general fund for operating expenses, instructing Kulbes to use the money only as liSt resort. * the ballot question fails on Sept. minimum amount needed to 11, the city's tax rate will meet payroll and expenses for become $?L84 per $i,000, the August and September. Kulbes said the city Is being frngal" In Its operation, '.'Vt'Y Mary under law passed by the ____ '-s- ____ Gth 1979 session of the Legislature, noting air conditioners In police . have been disconnected I to and one truck has been taken levy a tax rate increasing by out of operation In the street five percent Its property tax revenues over the current year, dsc'tinent. council, while approving Without referendum approval. theThe $60,000 transfer use of the The ordinance also provides reserve on a "loan" basis, told that the rate of taxation Kulbes not to take any more out automatically will revert to $3 of reserves than necessary. "The council will approve per $1,000 assessed valuation In the 191041 fiscal year. The city every possible cut and bite has been levying a $3 rate since whatever bullets necessary," It was Incorporated six years said Mayor Waiter Sorenson. ago. Under another date law, It Councilman Pat Southward was forced to reduce property said one possibility of cutting expenses would betoshot off all ans this year. A second public hearing and or part of the city's street final reading of the ordinance lights. DONNA m' The law permits the The Th ursday order came ref used to remove Goldberg Cona- office or go to jail for contempt Daves, who filed the suit of court. of court. seeking Goldberg's ouster front Julian filed an appeal of the The only question remaining office and Judge Muidrew. order with the Appellate Court In City Attorney Ned Julian's Daves has sought Goldberg's in Daytona Beach. It had been inindls when the deadline fs for ouster, claiming the corn- expected that the appeal Goldberg to make his choice, missioner's office should be process would not bring the Muidrew Thursday signed an vacated because Goldberg had issue before that court until order setting aside the moved from the district he was after Longwood's special automatic stay of his original, elected to represent, in election schedul ed for Sept. 4. order to the Longwood coun. violation of a city charter Goldberg has already dilman, Muidrew said an ap- requirement. resigned effective Sept. 3 to run peal filed by Julian was an Daves (lied the suit in 1978. in that special election for the 16 effort to frustrate the court's Muldrew first ordered the months remainin g in the term original decree. Longwood City Commission to of resigned Commissioner Julian said today, he must consider vacating Goldberg's Stephen Barton. The district confer with the judge to find out seat, or face a contempt commission seat from which whether Goldberg must resign citation. Barton resigned includes the Lmmedia'cly to avoid a11 or if The city commission, Tibetan sslo where he has additional time to however, obsytng the order, lives. 'otlaeilfiiiatter. ___' ëoñsldired the Issue, but ESTE8 $1,000 assessed valuation, to the election Madeleine Papa, city ratification of the voters. The ordinance also provides that if treasurer, said the $60,000 is the subject City missioner Larry Goldberg is after a telephone "conference" from office. At a subsequent back In the position today of hearing among Julian, attorney hearing Judge Muldi.w or being ordered by Circuit Judge John Leibman representing dered Goldberg to resign from Rich ard Muidrew to resign his Longwood citizen Robert offi ce or face jail for contempt No one protested a proposed was scheduled for Aug. 30. Meanwhile, the city council Increase in property taxes before the Lake Mary City told City Manager Phil Kulbes Council Thursday night in the Thursday night to look at all first public hearing on the possibilities of cutting spending proposal that will appear on a In the remaining weeks of the special election ballot Sept. 11. current fiscal year, which ends The council in unanimous Sept. 30. The councilmen approved the action preliminarily approved an ordinance, after the hearing, transfer of $60,000 in reserve setting the tai rate for the new 197910 fiscal year at $4.25 per him," Davis said. Mills said he had to go back to get the shotgun he had hidden t -_ -t*ih - City Hired-Fired-Rehired Man Is Fired Again The plight of a 26-year-old sonnel rules and regulations, any guilt," said Mike. Mike said Bradley's guilty Sanford man seeking to keep pleading guilty to a felony his job as a county employee charge is an act for which plea was a tactical move to came to a seemingly un- termination of employment keep his dlient out of jail. He did not say whether he feared his successf ul end Th ursday. But should foll ow, A period of conf usion on the client would have been found his lawyer said the fight is not pert of county officials erupted, guilty had a plea bargain not over. Rufus Bradley, 1209 W. 16th however, after It was been arranged. Lois Martin, personnel St., was turned down by the mistakenly believed that personnel board in his bid to Bradley had pleaded no contest director, sa id Bradley's retain his Comprehensive instead of guilty. Based on that position as custodian would Employment Training Act belief, the county personnel have terrnlnated on Sept. 30, the 4A Horoscope ................. (CETA) position as a custodian board, supported by the county end of the CETA grant for his e ....................IA KeaplIni ...................2* with the health department. commission, voted to rehire job. She said the action taken IA I*J1ISELV .............. The panel voted unanimously to Bradley and give him $1,200 in Thursday does not mean IA Spins ..................... IA made May 29 back pay. Bradley cannot immediately uphold a decision 4* TleilsIss ............ re-apply to the county for an, When the error was to fire Bradley. DIesAby .................IA. Weather ................... 2* was suspended from discovered, a special beard other job. Mike said he sought a motion his job after another health hearing was called and the ee said she or iginal termination upheld. to dismiss the case against department employ I Robert Mike, Bradley's at- Bradley üi court. but the motion saw him with a bag of marijuana on the job. That torney,claimed that his client's was denied. He has appealed incident took place Dec. 8. The plea of guilty was a conditional that ruling and said the firing of suspension later turned to a plea, meaning If Bradley keeps Bradley will be challenged happen to be blacks. So black forme notto receive anyone" In teresis at the United Nations," termination when Bradley his record clean for two years, again if the appeals court ' - UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — leaders have a vested Interest the security council office, Young said. "We have this pleaded guilty in court to a the records of his charge and overturns the circuit court's Andrew Young up America's decision to deny the original resolution coming up. If we charge of possession of plea will be expunged. In the Middle East that should Young said. tAaks would be hint the ost "His entering that guilty plea motion to dismiss the can.— Conceding Young may meet voted against It, we would have marijuana. not be taken as anti-Jewish, but by any Arab m of do all we According to county perdid not mean he acknowledged GEOFFREY POUNDS which may be more pro- Tent again, State Department made the Arabs mad. U . weapon, and he upsets Palestinian in a way that It spokesman Tom Re" said abstained, we would have made r taking • Ww hasn't been before," Young "He will, In appropriate Instan- everybody mad. My respon, --S ces, afford the P14) an up- sibility is to protect my country swo ad Young held a 4-m1nute portwdty to speak In accord- from that sort of thing hapYseag, who radgj'edasU.N. conference telephone call ance with established prac- pening." i" ábider W.tbii'dsy over Wednesday W& with the black tics." $pherie.dm.ethigwItha But diplomats said that Bit, Redo dressed,' By SHARON CARRASCO mayors of Im Angeles, Allanarea hospital were among 30 about an hour while firemen by PLO .mcw was .pt,'w'YNN's resignation now meant Herald Staff Writer La, Detroit, Newark, New would not anticipate the new all deals were on. men who fought a chlorine leak worked to shut off the leak, jd wmly by several ikiipn 1ism, Oakland and Washing- for him as Security Council at the city's Regional Siegfried said. About 500 aims In tiers, as he Time will be a confrotita u special equipment already Wastewater Treatment pounds of chlorine escaped to. Mayor Tom Bradley of Los president to have other de"r " inda a'owdsd news conferAngeles said Young asked city with the PLO. In his capacity as tim in the Security COISICil this on order had arrived, Facility, Siegfried said. from the tank but' quickly ames at the U.S. MIuk" to the tith. This AlflfflCSflS W firefighters In Altamonte lseds to help " there was U.S. represenlailve, he 4fl month. Firefighters responded from dissipated, he added. 1uitsd_)Mq,w Thursday acYOUNG no whim" between blacks and pursue U.S. policy regarg have to veto the resolidlon and Springs might not have suffered both the Altamonte Springs "If the atoms had hit, 'it the Rev. Jim. •••ISW shies Saudis and the ether Arabs injuries while fighting a Fire Department and the (chlorine) would have bes because of his reigna- COntKU with the a black leader trim will be mad" one U.N. official chlorine Leak Thursday. Young said he IllS. Seminole County Public Safety held in the ground," Siegfried WNW he had "a. fateful July $ meeting with Aitsenorde Springs Fire Ciuief Fire Department, YOMniterated said. "Fortunately, It didn't as ibs showsd no bit' freshatlus :Y. g Tent to get PLO to Young saidhe planned to visit Thomas Siegfried today said he Arpj~ NU s reaige'ir r The call came about 6:40 rain." "its imus is ,. ' the of the black African Countries "before had rdered, about two weeks p.m., when a workman at the .& and Jmand blacks. Wsths iqm misting with Zebdi Labib to a postponement More residents would have y.yJ' Y re'lWsatlon Is finalized" 10 ago, special equii*uent for .j, p.j, 8sc*y Council debate on t--'— A. is use plant discovered a valve been evacuated had the wind , 14jg , Mine them U.S. foreign POlICY during Palestinian Politics, at on *0 VON lit A d dle I chlorine Leaks. That malfunction while changing changed direction and spread MrMiuS 09 Cash will net change and 10 TheAtabe p1 equipment had not been cluiorine tanks. The 2,000posuu the chlorine throughout-a , 5)WLIC Unbid )'s'hr irs0* is ssM a reanlidlon l i for their "hililil COtIfndOfl and delivered at the time of lank Is one of elgig one-too greater men, he said. whither his moda the Unbid JIM..," And he Notedd he may Asksd pi the rI of the PaI,M'iiws to P0UIY Thursday's Incident, which cylinders at the plant, he said. The plant Is located In an W hSaI4IappInMr111m, op St. s.rIcai.JswIsh theqsdasciArabsleastlleea c-s I. W FA as the U.S. WON-determInation a sass Youieg returned to the White row" in respiratory ailments Some = residents in Spring Isolated area north of lam didmille bet as thepreidet of reign MM.. The United Slats Hoses Thursday Id to meet to these Of 11111 five firsilgiders Lake in mile wo-01 1Aas Y nil. "N., I agliut the Unbid 11th • qii lies said It would veto such a with chief .1 staff IIw1kois bust a"iffulled 11111! d" do Lake Destiny Trail in Wyinore Road. rwhelcnJordan to discuss his possIble The Hve firemen who were Altamonte Springs were y4ft See Cblsrh, page 2* "MY job is to ustvlJJhi succiiserti the U,N.p paid I this csy,-sh. '"*woddbeeeudaeiik evacuatedfroin their homes for d owbe t ____ - Today ___.. . . . . . . . . . ____ Young Expects 'Confrontation • m - _ - Gas Leak Injures 5 ., - - , -'', iii ______ PçIcssquotd'ih this ad sri biud on customers pickinpup merchandlas at ow to a- DeNvs.y is avalftb for s one chaigs Msnago" nNu t! r.N,v.s the right tQ limit qS'WitIISOflstmsrchsndls. - - ___" .. - ove •• or UIS a ___ ' ca l ng - -E - -- . 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"And this year," Ms. Brown added, "We've sent out letters to all Of the may011thSeminole asking them to be honorary Fourteen agencies will be supported by United Way during the new fiscal period. United Way set its goals Thursday at its meeting held in The Greater Sanford Chamber Israel, Says Strauss JERUSALEM IUPI)— U. S. special envoy Robert said today the United States will veto a proposed U.N. resolution recognizing Palestinian rights and will finn with Israel on current guidelines for an overall Middle peace. Strauss made the statement following a more than twohour meeting with Prime Minister Menachem Begin shortly after his arrival in Israel on a visit overshadowed by the U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young. Begin told reporters he and Strauss held "very serious talks" but did not say whether they discussed the Young affair. But a senior Israeli officials said just before Strauss met Begin that the prime minister was deeply angry over reports that Israel learned of Young's secret meeting with a PLO official last month by bugging their conversation. Strauss of Commerce conference room. stand drive will begin Oct. 2, ac- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)— Israeli commandos stormed into a southern Lebanese town today and Israeli and Lebanese rightist artillery bombarded a string of cities and towns along the southern coast, reports from the area ii • I I In I I t.ebpletaa ótfrsy Although the injured Parker, and U. Jeffrey Scott, firefighters wore the proper all 01 the Altamonte Springs breathing apparatus for Fire Department, protection against the chlorine, Seminole County firefightemi the Intense tank pressure was Michael Hammonds and Steve Dave nearby tower. 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Urokers Magnolia Ave I1FLORlQA than I'm doing now" was being held for arraignment $o ffi WIII IUI t hint I Infl,O Oft. ' ' Leslie Cintron, 24, of Sanford is all smiles as she accepts a check for $300 from Pofly Turner, representing the Sanford Moose Lodge, W.O.T.M. 140$, The check from the civic group's scholarship fund. Is meant to aid Miss Cintron In pursuing her career In nursing. She Is expecting to attend the University of Central or a. spFavaI,V 31 ,. a , ) William p'. - 11 . .••• , I , -I , " ' V " I .: - - ,'Y' /4 • .. d..,L •I' i i• L 1.• P'. •1 p " 4%. IL Clr 4 ' J 14 I . 4t'-4'4' " :. 7I_ptM - .44fJ'I 'e 7 . , — . Sønford, Florida ". V '•• today for attempting to The ACLU will receive hijack an Eastern Airlines I'ROIT ((P1) A nosily ties and jet to Cubs. ads-old racial bias suit $20* In lUOflIeys thsr.nak,d,ro(theaatthnl.at Allah B. Kagan, 34, DetIt Edi5 , resolved with a settlement will be divided emong * who recently speed 18 days "historic" by the Curled and form., black in a Maseschadts menial hAiMaI — Is accused 01 Civil Ubertles Union EdsolI WOIbfl — " ' the termed "fair and jiat" by MYidiat altismeids the erg- biding a steward. at at ever in such a case.knifspoüit and ended" The .stftemal, AM Caine mfljj to blow up tIp P11w'I. hs $4.6 outofcgurt bound plaassnd its 91 ____C=1Inasaitf1lid In the farm01aceieigord,,, 1!_____ 1 lidfleuiee becsas passengers Tuesday at" in Micldgai chapter has added . sACWonb,halfofblEk the, damages are corn- ternooad the pilot did od on amplepiss who said prnatq,nslpemllive,Ihiss hidinCubsdbssdcsl PAWL were lacked into lo4ovel pg. Ibis Ca$.Roy B. UthedilIty. lfo ans% $1, the PUsS, tried estlismant, by the aiiditheb'alstwkM bleek 9'ys.a actually hut I. lesadi the UsIyshi, stiffs, Edison vat a rail 01 belag ci' Mom., mm by -1ral government, ytoJudgsenKelthd .dagainSS,h..id. "ft'.. the .srieusaess01 sir plhi cbuiei, be odd lb Ui Oxt Cast 01 Ift d $puJtttsU iiftlaiod." KiEm rWoadid: "UI Iths ., '., - ' . ' V SUNSHINE STATE., W W WV V V WV V - 1 .' . 4 V — L I. "';: . • . . • Pass engers IRIVE AVVJ Nab H iiac ker O O LOW AUTO g ATLANTA (UP!) A five-month Investigation at the Carter peanut warehouse has approached Its final stage with only an analysis and "acme decisions" rw"lnf'ig to he mad., the special counsel In charge said Thursday. However, Paul Curran refused to discuss the nature of those decisions or whether they will result In any Indictments. V. . .1 - at ' . ' •' 4 (44, •1 :. V " ..4. i i f '" .;. ad uu1Juu M Craalgu) par he - I - _ "- I@,..11 aw' MC iNusissi qgj$gppiI I 01 W; low b 'Nig Ave. $se*'W5 a ii * .tr doss rsetsg, PØ 1' ... .. ., 4. 110; a ': ad ales hi. ulils hid in 3 vuupu. kalhdi. i ipI " i 'gg T'j, g$., I*thpr$ai, .gj11j •p,$I F'ailds Psr Ingthe heek . V . ' allr* 'Ttesy 'ilth , '".. I . . '' •.' • •: ', V have been working on since he was appointed by Attorney Griffin Bell on March 20 • ' at 1,. Ssmlnol. County School .11k., alit the pii %- •• , ' ' ç , .'.: •. ., — IItIl.. ••weveuwsUuu Pon uuiaRuweiwpow"am v.. soon," Curran said of the Investigation he and his staff •• 1. August 27 at 7:30 P.M. • — Entertainer Dolly Par- -; - d that ~ fall We heo to nplm* L No is ,--,.. ' .-will be h.ld on __ he. * bus :- 4 RJer Misty, modiflcitleas lest __ neelsar pl . isms 1. ' 11 Program Is 5.15 mIlls. CM$TALRIVEL 'Is MMNI — ' '.', HOUSTON (UPI) Fire. Her son, Tony Beard, 3, was mothers lived with their grandfighters today found the bodies found In the house. The other parents, Wiley and Rosie of four children their feet, victims were identified as Beard. Beard said he had left hands and necks bound with Andrea Yvette Jones, 12; for work at 3:30 a.ni. and his clothing — inside a burned out Tracey Jones, 7; and Amos wife departed at 7 n.m. Mrs. frame home. Investigators said Black III, 9, a nephew of Miss Jones, 31, said she had spent the the blaze was set and it ap. Beard and her sister, Willie night at a cousin's home in the peared the children may have Jones. neighborhood. been strangled. Arson investigator Milt Parks "My mother and father were The mother of one of the said there was "no question the staying with the kids at night," victims said her boyfriend fire was set. We found a said Mrs. Jones. "They had just recently tried to kill her and flammable container in one left for work ." said "nasty things" about the bedroom. The mothers supplied police children. Police were seeking "We found a young girl child the name of the suspect. an unidentified suspect. on a stuffed chair," Parks said. "Ile tried to kill nie," Miss "He did It, he did It, he killed "An older boy was found on a Beard said. "He beat me with them, I don't know why," bed. A younger child was lying bricks and boards, dragging me screamed Loretta Beard, 24, on a floor. Still another was up and down the street. He has when she rushed to her home found wedged, partof the fed mentioned — said nasty things from a hospital where she had under a bed and the hands stuck about the kids." spent the night with her sick . under a mattress." "He was going with my sister month-old daughter. The children and their until Friday when he jumped on 'Peanut Probe Nears End : Nuclear Output _ __ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) L ' ' In HoUs ton House Fire •• Parton Suit May Be Sealed _.. ~ I .,-i~_ .,~ : : V V Four Children Found Bound — order to participat. In the Florida Education Finance . V SCHOLARSHIP WASHINGTON (UP!) A new study concludes Americans eat too much salt in ready-made foods, and recommends industry be told to cut back on Its use because of the risk of heart disease and stroke. The recommendation forwarded to the Food and Drug Administration for consideration could provide new ammunition to salt critics who have been pressuring the FDA to order reduced sodium content In processed foods. The study, done for FDA by a special committee of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, says the average American adult consumes 10 to 12 grams of salt per day. More than half of that comes from commercial food processing. . . ;'•' NURSING — The millog. required to be levied by the Board In Problems Cut ` . 40 ,, . Herald Pliote by Tom Vincent ton's answers to a $3 million suit filed by her former singing partner, Porter Wagoner, may be kept under seal and not made public, a chancellor ruled Thursday. Chancellor Robert S. Brandt ruled on a motion filed by .: Miss Patton's attorney, Stanley Ch.rnau, which was agreed upon by Wagoner's attorney, Torn White. Wagoner filed the suit against Miss Patton on March 21, A public h.aring on this proposed millo9. levy I', , I , . - , , ..' *. k,*. % ., Excess Salt In Foods? '•: ''4) . . ,4 • .'.'.' • V Amazingly, however, his injury was slight. Police said the small caliber bullet hit at such an angle that it did not penetrate the skull, but was deflected under the skin, went beneath the skin over the man's head and came out on the other side. OF TAX LEVY 1. ' , •.j '._ other. . . - . — Oop 's, We Goofed Mark said a representative of sw' rates and 10 Wing the, the state ISO tinsurance ser- worst. vice office) which sets fire rates Mark predicted the cit assured him the new rating will would receive an"8" rating on be given, to the city. But the Sept. 28 and this could mean a representative, Mark said, substantial savings in would not say how much of a surance rates for city Iwi'pert savings it would mean to city owners. residents. City Manager l'lul K ulbes: The councilman said he was said the ISO iiadc the III -: t horoughly briefed on how fire spection of the city's file insurance rates are deter- facilities in Fcbruar mined, noting the method is b) DONNA F I ES - 44 saying she had breathed a management and production contract with him and removed 130 songs from the catalog of their jointly owned Owepar Pubilihilig Co. d'Sens 1 tkeadenheus. . toucaps Agents but h, suffered and sought refuge with a EXTENDI)FOECA1f no gundat wounds, omclals r,i of Plilids 15C196 INIth*ISI — said. .atag ws r.Mdeig convinced hhn to go to ISdI. he 7k Me.*Iy sunny d'ys,Iis.e TheFBlsearchsddi dm sly apfta]tOhwlhgwoaj widely attend iaè easi to northeast iY al the pod week for the e.t" - ) ' Satarday Very best rating and best iu• .. 'I. KILLEEN, Texas (UP!) Police say Sgt. Bevin Corvin of Fort Hood was too intoxicated to know he had been shot in one side of the head and the bullet had come out the ope rations of SeMs mino Iiia le l County Schools. ISIS.YIW , - V called the FBI and wood' and he JLI w4th tree and bhjIINd his hand >., '_ ,l.. • , ' Bullet Goes Through Head 197910 for the purr ein.irtin,i th current pose of sslFF Thursday. Shots were U&MV4 M G ujonmanage to flea o - 7 to levy 6.75 mills of property tax for the Fiscal Year Muk of running.through the .& ••. . you," The, School Board of Seminole County, Florida proposes I V Z — . NOTICE 11i1 agods arrested Guyon at the grand Is 113101111 1111"No hop" Guyon had bm hurt :. WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter was nonplussed by Attorney General Griffin Bell's accusations that he had "trivialized the presidency" but now has "returned to the establishment" by naming seasoned veterans to the administration. In response, the president sent a message Wednesday to Bell, one of his closest Georgia buddies who was spending his last full day In office. It contained copies of a headline in the Washington Star saying, "Fire Amateurs, Outgoing Bell Advises Carter," and a New York Times headline saying, "Carter Tendency to Trivialize Job Detected by Bell." Carter scrawled In the margin, "To Griffin Bell, Thanks! I'll come over tomorrow and do the same for Jacqueline S. Saunders, 44, .. - • V ' - the YOungstown l"pIta1 and darkness of the surrounding told security guard Jack Scott: neighborhood. FmvI Guyon. I'm . BOATING P'OIECA$T 'e to lI rsu.IrIe pressure, 28,11; Key large hl5vs bualdity, U pecced; ft*— d' -___ a -*.,!e r -' / . MurderSuspec Stops Running - (APITAL NOTES • a point system based on v.a(cr receive a new fire rating on supply, fire departiiicnt Sept. 28 which could mean a equipment and perfonllanrl'. reduction in fire insurance fire serce eomnunicatwn anti. rates for residents ' of the fire safety control. Ile said currently l..ikt' community, Councilman Mary's rating Is '9 out of a Francis Mark reported to 10 with a • 1 being huit' possible colleagues Thursday night. The city of Lake Mary will ' Bell, Carter War With Words Directors of the United Way In Seminole County review some of their new literature (from left): Chris Elsea; Bob Daehn, president, and Eddie Rose. Citizens, a group seeking to titled the fugitives as Willie N. mates. LL 7., - lobby legislators on bmeft for ol = Crooked Oak Court, told I vets and the elderly. deputies Thursday Ww had Cid1w t4ld Ponce ft man placed the rings on her kitchen Thiery, stopped and surren- WEATHER *" ?a &I I W* easts Partly claády Fire Rating Lowers Costs safety risk." ring and a .75 carat diamond said Cavanaugh has been ring with a silver band. charged with the weekend The woman said her damage, estimated at $5,000, hiaband and 11-year-old son done to 17 of the 18 greens at the were at borne at the time the Casselberry Country Club. rings were probably stolen. Cavanaugh was taken to the Seminole County Jail In lieu of VANDAL ARREST Richard Donald Cavanaugh, $5,200 bond. 18, 820 Turnbull Ave., Karcher said a 16-year-old Altamonte Springs, was Casselberry youth was also ded by Caelbe Police charged in the incident with CLEVELAND (UPI) One slayer of agent Johnnie L. Acid suits and other equip- gas," Becker said. "Chlorine is of mod intensive manhunts Oliver, 35. At times, as many as med were ordred by the fire not flammable. Wear. dealing in the FBI history ended late 325 federal agents and local department about two weeks with an exposure problem, Thursday with uuof police offi cers took part in the ago, the fire chief said. The cost doppingpeople from t Melvin Bay Guyon, 19, Cleve. manhunt. for the equipment is between it." land, injured and "tired of Stanley (arnecki, special $2,500 to $300 for minimum To get rid of the deadly ronnlng,"who was w anted for agent in charge of the FBI equlpinen$. substance, firefIghters shoot a killing an FBI agent. Cleveland office, said today at The firefighters who were "fog stream of water" to Guyon was arrested at a an early morning new confergiven oxygen, treated for minor disburse the guana tomes in Youngstown, Ohio, hospital, an In Cleveland five agents burns and then released are: the air wher, they will disalpote shortly alter a Embattle with spotted Guyon near a telephone 4 Class Robert Blomquld, quickly, he add. 16. FBlagemdsanast,eetcorneIIn booth on a Youngstown street Youngstown's southalde, He corner about 9:30 p.m. EDT teafl*urs,$4ovtrljgktlsw,n; Public Corrections Department dered when a guard fired his spokesman David Skipper Iden- rifle twice at the fleeing In- the 00131de Um Insido their Department said chlorine gas (firefighters) masks," transform to hydrochloric acld Selgfrled explained. "So WheflitmlzeswiththemOlstUre in the lungs. there's a tendency for 'That's why wecan't,M chlorine to seep ln " straight atreamaof1 water readings: In — Chacey, I intliled a Wets were held several haixs WO high, Selgfrled said.' "Anytime you haven chlorine for observation and released. leak of that magnitude you Captain Gray Becker of the have more positive pressure on Altamonte SpringsFire LII. NA called twice Thursday morning counter on Aug. 11 and Readers may have been the story reported, the budget is RAIFORD, Fla. (UP!) - Griffith and Frederick M. and then a female called later disosversd them rnIirii Two convicted murderers es- Barrett, both 28 and both ser- with the urne threatening days ago. a few misled when they read the set at $75.8 million, and not $7.8 headline of a Thursday Evening ciped ear ly today train Union ving life sentences far separate message. The ringo WOTS discribed Herald page one Seminole million, The Herald regrets the Correctional Institution by firddegreemurder convictions $7,*RING88T0LEN a 1.75 Carat IDId bind diS'Taibd Coisdy school budget dory. As error. scaling a chain-link and bar- In Orange County. bedwtre4opped fence amid A third Life term imate. -;ISC55 1-4 County Altamonte Springs. Pair Escape Raiford Le ak ri Seminole THREATENING the four hospitals where they were being treated said three of them were suffering serious respiratory troubles and had little or no chance to survive. i I FI I C. Lee Maynard, Commercial The car for treatment to Florida CALL North Hospital in Altamonte A 57-year-old Sanford man Springs, a spokesman said was threatened by phone t. ------•,iAet, U. .1.1 k. ......l.a ..h vu i inuuiy 10 fl&flU over or release their identities. heandhis wife would be "taken Detective James Bingham juvenile delinquency, criminal No one from the fire truck care of," according to Sanford County Sheriff's DPTt1flh!d TWO diaiflCfld rings W5f5 today was taken to the hospital for police. said George 0. Cintron, 67, of stolen from the borne 01 1 crimlitaiand charged with mischief. He was taken Into mischief. custody Wednesday, Karcher treatment, he said. The caller identified himself 802 Scott Drive, who lead' Longwood family, according to Police Chief George Karcher said. According to Casselberry as a member of the Seminole United Veterans and Senior Seminole County deputies. NAPLES, Italy (UP!)— Doctors treating the seven surviving infants of octuplets born to Mrs. Pasquallne Chiasnese said tothiv three of thorn nr- -. arInn. ,'d'wt . ..ditlon and are not expected to live, Mrs. Chiasnese, wife of an insurance agent, gave birth to eight live infants Thursday In a delivery that equaled the world record for live births. Seven hours after the delivery one of the Infants, a 15-ounce girl died. Three boys and four girls remained alive, but doctors at r WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter begins a working vacation tonight by flying to St. Paul, Minn., for an energy forum, then boarding the paddleboat Delta Queen for a weeklong cruise down the Mississippi River. Press secretary Jody Powell described the trip as an .1 "energy campaign" in which Carter hopes to generate grassroots' support for his national energy policies which have been treated harshly by Congress. The trip aboard the sternwheeler will include several stops in Minnesota and Iowa normal stops for the 52year-old river boat which will carry regular passengers as well as the presidential party. A White House spokesman said the staff is not concerned about safety conditions on the vessel—despite th fact the Coast Guard had labeled it an "unacceptable firee ASem1noleCountyftruck police, the fire truck was In transit to a vehicle fire traveling wed on State Road collided Thursday afternoon 436 and turned south on 1742 with a car on U.S. Highway 17- when the collision occurred. 92 In Casselberry. The car had traveled north an Herndon Ambulance Service 17.92 and turned wed on 436. transported two persons from 3 Of Octuplets In Danger f l I, Tonight With Energy Forum Car, F'i're Truck Going To Blaze Crash after ------------------ V Division chairman. Maynard is president (I Barnett Bank of working' putting the boy, center of many oblivious to other people's Leffler was flanked on his right She replied, "1 think it might Arcadia conversations in Lake Mary, In rights. You have no business, as by his mother and on his left by be better for ... ihim ... to be L. ih one of fiRS's "Start Center" a stranger, going into other the public defender, Steve committed. It Start centers are might straighten programs. people's homes," Leffler told Knowlton. by teachers, but there are nq him out." the boy. The burglary occurred Aug. 3 wails and no locked gates. •\r The boy's mother testified seven times since he was 12, Let tier informed the youth of "II you can't straighten out, she saw the boy only on liftS pleaded guilty to a burglary at a Lake Mary residence, his appeal rights and said "the that official in Orlando saut a boy might ."et charge Thursday, was ruled a where $75 was taken, according YOU will have to go to weekends, since she worked PPe! must be made in 30 maximum of two furloughs td delinquent and re-committed to to police. The boy had broken Okeechobee or Marianna," nights, and said the boy's father Leffler said. Both institutions was a truck driver. visit his home while living a the jurisdiction of state Health into the home, police said. If fIRS determines to place the center. The IIRS official* She said the boy didn't "want Lefflercommitted theboyfor are designated as "schools for and Rehabilitative Services supervision from myself. He the boy in one of its "Start also said it was possible for ;r an indefinite period of time that boys." (HRS). "What's your problem?", rebels against supervision, but Center" programs, he may boy to be out of the center and 19th go beyond his birthLe Juvenile Court Judge Ken- cannot f tier asked the boy. otherwise we get along fine." possibly be sent to Fernandina back home in six months; neth Leffler, of the 18th Circuit day. "I don't have any problem," Leffler asked the boy's Beach. Other Start Center dependent upon funds furnished Court, who presided, said he "You can't go around the boy replied. programs are held • mother, "What do you think at to run the programs by the .-tat would ask HRS to consider breaking the law and be The boy as he stood before ought to do?" Tallahassee, Tampa and Legislature. Carter Begins His Vacation Federal in Sanford. get everybody By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer A 14-year-old Lake Mary juvenile who has been arrested — said. Beirut radio said 50 Israeli commandos invaded the town of Shakra, about five miles north of the LebaneseIsraeli border, searched several houses and blew up at least two of them. It was the latest in a series of assaults In the region, apparently aimed at suspected Palestinian guerrilla position. There were no immediate reports of casualties the Israelis pulled out. - going to Friday, Aug. 17, 1979-3A Lake Mary Youth Sentenced' For Burglary,. IN BRIEF allowance for uncollected Employees thairman. thacey ($25,000) and emegenciei Is administrator of the Qty of Longwood. Budget amounts approved by ($2,000) account for the rest of George Touhy, Residential the board of directors were: the needed revenues. and Special Gifts chairman. Boy Scouts, $23,000; Catholic Ms. Brown, the new chair- Touhy Is retired. ca1_l.I C...1... •4) lm. eI man, said, "Fm really Hezekiah Rosa, Black D1v1. Children' Home Society, delighted to take over this sian chairman. Rosa is a city $17,000; Community Coor- particular job. This year we are fireman and pastor of th dinating Child Care, $7,500; going to get total involvement. Freewill Hoilnesa Church. e Israelis Storm Into Town - - - - 'We're Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. N A 1 10N 1011111111111110 drive were: Wayne Albert, Financial Division chairman and fund drive coordinator. Albert Is assistant vice president of busi ness development at First These total $192,600.Expenses and contingencies ($17,000), cording to Sheila Brown, chairman of the coming year's drive. A victory dinner will be held early in November, according to Ms. Brown. Two new agencies were added to the United Way budget, Drug Action Committee and Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). - chairmen." Named to head the different divisions in the fund raising United Way's fund-raising East 1 Drug Action Committee, $3,000; $16,600. America Will Stand Firm With ByHUGHTHOaON ` -~ ~ blow up the Boeing 727 with a bomb he add was piazged in his radlocauette player, he told her "he had a very unhappy life and. didn't want to contInue. Kagan, the 83 other passengers and the sevenmember flight crew arrived In 361mM unbar. med Tuesday oigtg after thefligi ,crew and several angry passengers over. powered him nd tnused hlmwlthnsckUssaodpart COST o INSURANCEQ0 FOR o Nitemlite Sale ALL DRIVERS: 0 0 0 0 . 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''.' .z.e4i&,-r ': '' ': h:,' _i: • �gFkvaW Even'*n considering idrin that he might be getting the hook early In the game. "Well, It's like this," Robinson came beck. "You see, this game Is being broadcast on radio here In South Florida, and I Just wanted all the folks kflow that Robby Robinson was here talking to you. '1 probably what they are saying right now." Quackenbush broke out In an ear-toear grin, went back to the mound and struck out the next batter to end the rally and the inning. He went onto pitch the entire game, gain a win and send Altamonte Springs into the finals. Ah, but what's that they say about more than way to skin a cat? me out. That's the way it is in haset,au Take the Altamonte Springs Little League 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.3221l or 831-9993 Friday, August 17, 1979--4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor 9 RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director, Cure For shaky. He hadn't pitched since the regular season a month before, and here he was In the big one. It was a very threatening situation. eg j Robby Robinson roots and decided to do something quickly. by He walked out onto the field and called his pitcher over to the foul line, where they conducted one of -3 1 _______ _____ The Clock Nationalization No - w-old last month at Homestead. Seems pitcher Troy Quackenbush was a little 11j1111* Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $l8.); Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, 4O.00. _____________________ ye ByJIMHAYNES Crisis frontcourter who lasted only one season. Then came Cuban.Amerlcans Pita and Albert In the last COt)1I ci years. Now It's Calvin and Doug. the names Calvin Lingelbach and Doug Dyer will be playing under when the fronton opens Its doors for a new season come Sept. 7. New general manager Jack Case has watched the Pair of former University of Central Florida athletes perform on the cancha, and likes what he everyone speculating. Quackenbush was visibly shaking from netVOfleS& "Troy, do you know why I came out here?" Robinson asked his young lefthander. I - - - W - - Seminole Eliminated, 9-5 They signed contracts Th ursday afternoon and are ticketed for the early games. In all llklihood, more aid more Americans will be getting Into jal-ali, and not simply because more - It is no great tribute to Lane Kirkland that the first meeting of the AFL-CIO's executive council I 111.1111 TOM VIEWPOINT under his leadership should consider nationalization of the oil companies as one possible solution to the energy crisis. ., L est .1 If __________ ____ ___"I'll, _____ He told a news conference the AFL-CIO is . .~ I 11-1 .. prepared to advocate nationalization if it becomes clear that the oil companies have abandoned the A Forget fl, .,.,11 ,I , 0 ; : . II e . .I I I .:, ,~. 7~1.;,,4 , ;, ; , ~"'''' ./ public interest and become mere agents for oilI I I ,.,,';, _ , " Z, Up For ________ ,::N -, ,"", ,, I,~Y,"'111~1~1 I "",,:,"""', .,"" "", 1/1 I 1~`,, exporting countries. Now that, in our view, Is ,, muddled th inking. ________________ ", ,,01, " " __ "r -1-,, Sure, the oil companies have been manipulated a' ,~-,;; ' , •The D .. 'A _~ . 1.03 . O ,, N 'T /,~, ,/ p / bytheOPECnations.AndtheyhavecertaIIydone ~/1_11`~., ", ;_, "I , , 77 , Grabs ByRICHARDE.COHEN more than a little manipulating of their own, both , 'a WASHINGTON (NEA) Boys and maybe abroad and at home, to maximize their profits. " born after Jan. 1, 1963, take note, Uncle girls 1 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (NEA) Who says ~1111 It has been U.S. tax laws combined with a want you. Sam may ft __ worldwide oil shortage and cartel control of oil g0mt Is doing nothing about Inflation? military dra might soon start again if me When wise shoppers In this pert of California unum supplies by the OPEC countries that have made need reiid, Pentagonoffic1alsand thelrfrlendslnCongre they poss up the volume dealers, and such manipulation profitable. have their way. q 00o , beadspendth& money tUSam's Place. , , of hope sO remains, however, for youn Reform the tax laws, curb the gluttony that has Saznnms what could be called the Great Federal . ____ I'll t 11 .I'll I people, who have not faced draft calls since helped cause the shortage, check the cartel's Flea Market. 1. I President Carter opposes any, December I tyranny. But nationalize domestic oil companies? Well, ft's not precisely a flea market. But current law and he will win some change In Never. customers say it's great Just the same. Several siçpoit from lawmakers. 11 1. I times a year the government gathers Its surplus •1, There is competition between American oil 11 TheSenateandHouaewllltackiethelssuethis' g'&-property at McClellan Air Force Base here, and firms, no matter how skeptical the American fall when they consider a proposal to resume 00 I at other repositories throughout the United people may be. Conspiracy theories are the draft registration effective Jan. 1, 1981, for it , males who become 18 years old on that date ore; way to explain anything that goes wrong, and the States, then peddles It at discount prices to the a public. later. I' oil companies are ready targets. So much so that Although the proposal does not specIficaUj Disco un t? Sometimes the mer ch an di se is relatively unknown candidate for state controller require the drafting of new soldiers, It would almost give away. Tires go far $3, tables for $5, in California won statewide election a few years and typewriters may be had for less than $1t expedite such .a decision. ago by running on the slogan, "The man the oil The Selective Service System, which ad.. Much of the surplus property Is second hand, companies fear most." In fact, they didn't even some of It Is the worse for wear, but all things ministers draft registration, has dropped from a bureaucracy of 3,O00to fewer than 100 employees know who he was. considered the Federal Flea Market may have since the all-volwtm force began in 1973. bargains In America. It is competition that has held oil company the bed stopped conducting physical examinations of profits to less than average in percentage of equity Besides, its inventory Is owesome. This year A potential draftees In 1974 and, a year later, and percentage of sales, the only significant ways government agencies will put more than $3 President Ford ordered the termination of billion worth of variety on the market, in which profits can be measured. registration procedures for all young men. By THOMASFERRARO everything from thimbles to tactical aircraft. volume of $120 million, The spur of competition is what keeps Shell and According to the House Armed Services. NORFOLK (UPI) The Norfolk Shipbuilding Most of the property Is considered obsolete, but "Down the road, things even look better,"said Standard and Mobile and Union and Atlantic RichEure. "Overall, the 'Industry Is still In a slump Committee, however, the Selective Service still' useful, and the bureaucracy markets It In lieu of and Drydock Corp. has maintained full steam is required to 2sm e a ready supply of military ' calling in the amp dealers. field sharp and efficient. Merge them into one huge through an Industry slump, thanks to a multi. but we are doing pretty well." manpower should the need arise. But It cannot,, national combine administered by the Department The nation's shipbuilding slump dates back faceted program emphasizing repair operations. Actually, the scrap dealers do buy some of 61 EY While Newport News Shipbuilding Co. and tIwlV73 Arab oil embargo and Is entrenched In med that test. •__ 'PSW estimates that JIQJ, ol thi MIen's ahlpB4sns have flaw en uveratardance of tanker and cargo ships. eliminate competition and 'put bureaucrát3 In Federal Flu Market. SfliiU business agents also It would receive Its first Contributing factors Include the depressed days would lapse before for new ships cut into charge and what will you have? shop for the surplus, as do a good number of dared as reduced demand under the current system; it wants the world economy, rate sales, Norshlpco has enjoyed record business undercutting by foreign and civic organizations. still, the governHooboy. If you like the gasoline panic, you'll love sociallikes that is and enlarged to have the first candidate within 30 Its workforce. builders and shippers and President Carter's 50 capacity mefit to think Its primary customer a state oil monopoly. days after mobilization and 100,000 recruits per cent cut "Using the multi-faceted in the Navy's approach, we have shipbuilding, all of the private Individual, within 60 days. managed to get through the slump," said which Is done at private y One of the more notable individuals Is a Charles H. Ewe, senior vice president in charge The House committee concluded that the beat Sy t Ewe said Norfolk Shipbuilding, with it CalIfo engineer named Bob Truax. He may of Northipco shipyard operations, business about equally split between commer- WiY to assure this supply Is to require, Th hold the all-time record for bargain hunting. A "We have had an aggressive sales approach, dal and Navy work, credits a combination of registration of all young men so that they would few yews ago he bought three inertial platform ' built a reputation of getting work done ontime factors for Its success. be available for Immediate examination and. Two FBI agents were shot to death in El Centro, systems from government surplus; their arid have generally been free of labor One of the biggest factors, he said, was the Induction If the need arose. Calif., by a political activist who seems to have original value was about $36 million, and Truaz problems," Ewe said In an Interview, The panel added that registration could attract company's decision to expand Its facilities with a chosen that irrational means of protesting his got them for $31 apiece. rt more volunteers into the reserves by making Contributing heavily to the company's success new $5 million, 1,0400t pier and suppo youth more aware of military service. The Army grievances against society. Across the country, in Others at the Federal Flea Market have picked was the Increased emphasis 'on ship repairs facilites and a $15 million floating drydock Ready Reserve now has a pool of about 140,000 for pocket during a decade for Titan, the nation's 12ged which has seen the demand Cleveland, another FBI man was killed on the up thousand dollar malorcycles men, well below the minimum of 340,000 trained. Ewe traces the firm's bmn to the Federal same day by an escaping robber and rapist. The money, and air conditiomers for less than the cod new vessels plunge, Ewe said. WilliS other shipYwls comp for ete the few Maritime Act of 1970, designed to spur construe. soldiers it feels It weds to supplement active two events were unrelated except as they Of Pl=bWg W8111dion. A hospltii in Alabome Units. ng di co ntracts, Northlpco generates tion of new American merchant ships. ,,,, demonstra te thedeadlyhazarin a lawman's life, °C. purchased a "mobile automatic shipbuil much of Its profit by overhauling, repairing and Although few ships were built under the act, Not all the committee members support the 11M it. : J. Robert Porter and Charles W. Elmore, federal 11110 warM; plan. Reps. Bob Can, DMIch,, and Patricia updating old vessels. Norahlpco at the time geared Its facilities ;agents with exemplary records and promising ,y pr Schroeder, D.Colo ,said the panel had not found that was where the Although Newport News Shipbuilding remains repair work, figuring 11~ careers, were shot without warning In their El a" there Is SIiti Nevada C0lk(s. lii the nation's largest private shipyard and would be made with the volunteer system. And they ached OWN its very aldaice to govsromsut Virginia's biggest private einploybr, wondered why the committee found It necessary. since 1977 Centro office by a young man whose political ac' hiI$I1 Oftiduli thiti hive purchased libtifY It turned out to be a good move. , to bed s the r.wvu, which were not called.. e niinbe of blUe collar ployees h th em as dr opped tivities had brought him to FBI attention in NOrshlpco contacted El paso elMng, biacoerdo and carpeting from the froni IL000 to 15O0 while, at Norsldpco, blue liquified a upon In either the Korean or the Vietnam wars. past A suicide note left by the killer, who also took surphle outlets; they ha,, even ociutructed a natural gas carrier, and asked what The Carter anInIdrdlon'i response has been.. collw employment has risen from 2,300 to more could do for the company In of his own life, indicated that the system rather than Uww.etory lnIdratlon biildii from than 3,460. repairs when their vessels were in Tldswater &MkeI* to determine. Mambers of the Joint the twa FBI agents was the target at which he had once owned byWuIllnes, Qdefs of Staff and Army Secretary Clifford While Newport News warns of further possible The Inquiry led to a $54 rpm(on it2IC aimed. The note appears to say, In eftect, that there it sioijj bs no(4 thus not SS1I Alexander favor registration, but Defense'. s dg Iays thee siificlei* new work can be In turn, led to Noriulpco's _lIio,, up was nothing personal in his terrible act. cheep at the federal market. Dean Eadon, who secured, Nsrshipco plans to hire another * to program. Secretary Harold Brown says hi opposes it. e major source of opposition is the White '' M McQuIIai, But to the agents' colleaguá and other law en. Today, Northlpco has but two contractsTh or Home, where officials undomtediy are conY some cad.rs actually pay mete for i year, Newport News had sales totaling construction of new vessels, which total about people everywhere,' tho message was 4 about political Items then they are wouth. That's because $736 milliom', down train $731 for 1P77. $36 million to $50 million for 1970. ft has some 31 aIde who ceald be voting In the tr election. yon axe a Jarie Sam, the federal proprietor, Is not nearly clear enough, and very personal 1* Norelllpco, which heel been shooting for sales shiperepair contracts, totaling about $136 Carter aid target, not for what you do, but for, what you are.' seg.uhe es study of the have culled for more cd$i36 "itlllcn by 1101, lad year chalked up lllj ;' The tension engendered by the knowledge that ' Seminole, an 8-0 loser on Wednesday, collected five hits against Fort Worth, one a - TIEDE We Is ______ ____ Orioles Lead Cut To Four _____ ______ _ __ • By United Press International Leigue East to four games. The himself from the rubber." Earl Weaver put on his victory also moved Kansas City White had been thrown out usually fine show Friday night within 412 games of idle attempting to steal home but after his Baltimore Orioles had California in the Al, West. Kansas City was awarded the The Royals had opened a 1-0 run when Martinez was called just dropped an important lead in the first inning on for the balk. Weaver vehementgame to Kansas City. George Brett's RBI single and ly objected to the call and was "He's Just a young punk," Kansas City added two runs in ejected from the game. Weaver said, in his ranting the second off loser Dennis Brewers 4, Rangers 1: about Steve Palermo who 14-9, on a sacrifice fly Gorman Thomas ignited a called a balk that gave the byMartinez, Cruzand the balk by Mar- three-run first inning with a Royals the eventual winning tlnez which allowed Frank two-run double and Lary run In a 4-2 victory over the White to score from third base. Sorensen checked Texas on Orioles. "If he was left alone "Martinez completely disas- eight hits to lead Milwaukee. e . ____ MO .• _____ _ - 1 raft " . M;y-f- ' - - - _____ • ____ ___ , [ . _ ____ ____ . . •• • ____________ ' . ____ 9.' t4•• JUST SIGN ON LINE, FELLOWS _______ , - - BUSINESS • . •• WORLD Shipbuilder's Aid - ' - • Targ et : s eM e ___ ___ U ____ __ ___ ' - __ tatives of society becomes a but inevitable presence In every caflhietatIon-with an 91 .. armed citizen. And one may IV 10 JACK ANDERSON r PWAerthes"t .. ' .'. - ' Beef Price .Prime to which this tension shapes the outcome. '_ The El Centro and Cleveland kifllng, on the FBI's . blackest day were 'WASWNGTON- Americano with an appetite men involved 1fl4 f bd PunS fl __PSradII Brief ly ____ . ef" 01C * . - __ items wet were IkuMinwms durI unprofitable In. fir 04 JNI$ C11111011 be bid vi Cattle take it wees the Urns to grow, especially broader cdli. Even loinS him, Ilisy are ift th epserd pprices, there we only Iimy made the price rice, aid the retailers, IU lililiri cattle aths hid ea rlier this year, turned up evidence ci 'bsl1ng at six ci the .ee,ruplIfln In theTr,NINy amce machits. The alleged vWV were the sums precem caims for UL lbi,fe. coar1shcAdSnC.oIAsàlssvIolssN, geg chid. __ kind no those which had led earlier laths tiling of What bugethsproJi..ij lavadigatcis of the society is the ultimate victim charges. SeCrdPer WWI Isth.tb,eaus.cithsp,, The Inveeligitoms toad that cuts of m.* ,dspaflmud's bu'& 4', or worse, they aren'1i !hoera'tabvoalitthSa.gatthe,,ep c1mpersdto136 mom in 197t originally graded "CbeIc," by federal laipicten being timed lease a the rideg :. Wr of caseIp.d1cmar,, Another piece in the aw puds Is therole of at the packing hesse, had bees fr4iMIy IIVOIviIg forged governm.,,t Chicks. On. .. .1k. mIddleman that u.simu villain labeled 'Prh." by .Delck'a, T allowed the cedna'y, Tresseny hes shorpiy redureJ tbs led prices e cetepulted kern ___ _____ I . ' deddeaMisrnadd.,meatcemter thestertocherge afl aft3sC.tsaps "d$5t.$5i1apeumdi.abadtwoauiaheU , ci to a* secret I ' melancholy. Tb. Agriculture Dspartment'a the mail ceuder, eft s. et as IIe-$. 'fl Service, which Is dma'ged by law to hivadigati The' Julire Depatniut reo.1. -±1 athem. er thai he ap. sm,tastyasthsyuedtebs. yes UtotIsH!O Make hha him of it $5*flm,aniIDe1nIMck'sagrssdtopeyitIk, 'Ibe '&I1".ce use, aiim pregry retilen a'. p,an ii pea'sdl. be. forgery likely to Wheabsed iai$I.isa pamd,tbe feeler pin day dlii the cr4"k' chsrpss im (led. A Isis 86 dub Md few as "p,," 1% S,W1$cids sps oom feasofq u.&.s.g 1eric is HbsSgeb*inIthSet d Is to effectively.. of • for thsmldilemai. 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' Ma':- Kroc Apologizes, Says He Won 't Sign Pair B ___ _____ .as ': - ' -. _...• ____ r __ ••••.• --" .'. _____ a _ ____ __ ___ By United Press International The Pittsburgh Pirates continued their rampage Th ursday night by nipping the San Diego Padres, 5-4, for their sixth 2 G.R. Pete Houston 5.40 Placed pitcher Ben 0 (44) 117.20, P (44) 219.00, T Robergeon the 21-day disabled list 6.10 42) and recalled pitcher Peter Ladd 3.40 Seventh 0 s . 39.05 from Columbus of the Southern ( 1 Black Limo 380 420 3.40 League. 2 Manatee Brenda 10.20 160 460 Chicago Placed pitcher Ken 3 Third Brother 420 Holtzman on the 21 -day disabled list Q (1-2) 52.001 P (1.2) 104.501 (21) and called up pitcher George Riley 210.90, 1 (1.2-3) 152.40, (2.1.3) 237.00. from Wichita of the American Harneá s Racing Eighth 85-16T.31.59 Association. 3 Mike Whiz 18.20 5.50 6.10 Pittsburgh Placed pitcher Jim I WP Ranger 3.10 4.10 SIMINOLI Rooker on the 21.day disabled list 6 Gifted Katie 5.60 THURSDAY'S RESULTS and called up outfielder Alberto Lois 0 (1-3) 42.40, P (3.1) 110.40, 1 (3.1. First RiCi from Portland. 3 Mannart Harry 9.00 3.40 3.20 6) 377.40 Football Ninth C½,T. 31.10 $ Royal Black Sir 5.40 3.10 Tampa Bay Acquired punter I Baby Bear Favorite Dish 5.60 3.40 2.80 2 5.10 Tom Blanchard from New Orleans 6.00 4.00 (34) 24.20, T (347), Time I LoneSome Eagle and waived punter so Adklsson. .. 2 K.C. Denim, ''-' '440 Washington - Signed quar. 0(2-1)16.40, P (2-$ 20.00.1 04Sscond Race terback Fred Mornsen te and MidnIght Honey 5.10 240 2.20 3) 234.40. released quarterback Gary Tenth CS-lOT. 31.44 2.50 2.10 Valbuena. 6.60 3.00 200 2.40 2 SIlk SOft I Gun Town New England Released running 3.20 2.80 '.20. Time 7 Brief Glimpse Q ($4) 1.40 back Randy Love of the UnIversity 610 I Sopchopy 2:07.1. of Houston. f, .. a , , Q (2.7) 13.80. P (2•7) 31.70, 1 (2.7Hockey 'VI I) 471.40. S Rebell I GuyI . -, '% Los Angeles Sent left wing Tom Eleventh A 1.16. T. 31.62 '• A. r. 2 Tally Brian WillIams to St. Louis and acquired 1210 7.00 3.00 9.10 5 To The Front 3 CJ Rodney defenseman Barry Gibbs from the 5.10 7.70 Q(25) 70.50, T (1.2-3) 3S.4I, Time 2 WIn With Wiley New York Islanders, completing a 3 Total Effort 7.20 2:10.4. three$eam transaction (i.) 20.50, P (12) 57.00. 1 04a FOWIh Race Washington - Signed goalie 1 Tennl Time 3.80 2.50 2.10 3)133.40. Wayne Stephenson to a Iwoyeor TweifthA*,, 1. 30.23 3.20 2.20 3 Sam Bangs: contract. 2.40 7 Rocko Troubles 10.40 4.00 3.20 S Ezra Quick Basketball 3.60 3,60 P (4-3) 10.40, Time S Ell's Belle Q (3.4) Portland Named Maurice 4 Flying Scott 2.00 2:05.3. "Bucky" Buckvalter assistant 0(7-1)20.20, p (7.) •i.00, 1 (7.5Fifth Race ch. 4.10 2.40 3.20 4) 139.50. 5 Scarlet Tartan Utah Signed forward Larry A - 2444: Handle $191,211 2 Rush Williams 3.80 3.40 Knight of Loyola (Ill.) to a three. 5.20 6 Doug's Dandy year contract. Q()$) 9.40, T (5.24) *64.00, Time 2:07.0. Sixth Race 6 Ann Laud 3.20 2.40 2.40 3.50 2.40 3 Push Button 2.40 5 Damon Raker Q (3.4) *5.00. P (4.3) 10.20, Time DAYTONA IIACH 2:04.2. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Seventh Race PirstGame 4 Saratoga Danny 7.40 2.40 3.20 2CarasaGerardo 12.20 4.40 3.50 2.10 2.40 5 Willie Do It llranlAndre 4.00 3.40 3.10 2 FrostyFrancls 4lrustaernan F 5.00 Q (4-5) sw, p (4-5) 19.40, TIiise 1 (244) 100.40. 2:00.2. Secend Game I 10th Race 2Victor-Pradira 12.40 1.10 4.80 S Cypress Storm 19.00 740 3.50 IAr.no.Mandlola 11.60 4.50 3.00 2.40 1 DelsonTarponl O Trani .Oastl II 4.00 3.10 2 Tar Chip 0(2-1)51.64, P (2-5) 129.35: T (2.131.00, P (5.1) 74.20, Time Q 4) 391.40, DD (2.2) U.N. 1:07.0. Third Game Ninth Race ORodoIfo 1340 12.20 703 4,10 3.20 2.20 o Barr$eLobefl I Sara 8.50 5.20 4.20 3.00 1 TraIners Marge 4 Ennique 4.10 2.60 S Song Wave as - League ebaii - SAN DIEGO (UPI) San Diego Padres' owner Ray Kroc apologized for his "slip of the tongue" Thursday and promised not to make any attempt to lure New York Yankees third baseman Graig Nettles and Cincinnati Reds second baseman Joe Morgan over to his team in next year's free-agent market. Kroc, 76, a millionaire who made his fortune In the fastfood chain business, said he was taking "full responsibility" for the mistake he made Tuesday by publicly saying he would like to get Nettles from the Yankees and Morgan from the Reds for his Padres. His statements lnunedlitely touched off charges of tampering by Yankees' owner George Stelnbrenner and Reds' President Dick Wagner and finally resulted In a telegram from baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, saying the commissioner wished to speak with him. Kuhn would not comment on what action may be taken. - Steve Rosenbloom Fired LOS ANGELES (UP!) When Los Angeles Rams' owner Carroll Rosenbloom drowned In Florida April 2, a time bomb was set off In the NFL organization. Thursday, it exploded. Georgia Rosenbloom, wife of the late owner and 70 percent shareholder In the club following his death, fired Carroll's son Steve as executive vice president and replaced him with Don Kioderman. The Rams Issued the following statement: "Due to basic differences In philosophies, Georgia Rosenbloom, owner and president of the Los Angeles Rams, has terminated the services of Steve Rosaibloom, vice-president In charge of dayo.day operations, a position that Steve has held for a year. Mrs. Rosenbloom has appointed Don Kiostemman, an eight-year Rams' executive, as vicepresident and general manager responsible for day-to-day Rains' activities. "Georgia will continue to administer the entire Rams' argint1on following the wishes and and dictates of her late husband, Carroll Rosenbloom. All of their philosophies and policies will continue as part of Carroll's legacy." - NapI.s On The Move WACO, Texas (UP!) First baseman Hence Dill' singled with the bases loaded to score two runs and lead Elkton, Md., pad Naples, Fla., 13.10 Thursday night in the senldinals of - Florida Gym Not Ready tam GAINESVILLE (UPI) L The Florida will have to endure another siuon In cramped Florida Gym, it was leaned Thursday, became completion the 12,00-seat of Stipiwn C. O'Connell arena will be delayed. Dyson è Co., of Pensacola, contractor for the $112 million bmdldk, has asked the state Department of General Services foaN'day cictesulon on the Nov. 31 "vthitanflal completion" date, adversity officials said, Butterfly Mark Set P.M. New York (Kobel 5.6) at Cincinnati (Seaver 115). 8:05 P.M. San Francisco (Whitson 5.7) at St. Louis (Fulgham 4.1), 5:35 p.m. Philadelphia (Larch 4.11) it Houston (LaCorte 1•0), 0:35 P.M. Saturday's Games San Diego at Chicago New York Clncl, night Los Ang Pittsbgh, night Atlanta Montreal, night San Fran at St. Louis, night Phila at Houston, night at at at Transactions Ssrts Tnansactians By United Press Internatlensi Thursday Sasoball Rudi on the 15-day disabled list. B rohamer Hurt Making Catch B(TON (UP!) Bcstoi Red Sox second baseman Jack Brohamer -carried wasfrom the field Thursday night with a severely strained rightknee after making a diving Catch off foul pop by Rudy Torres in the fifth Inoing of a game against the Chicago Whit. SQL He was taken to the Red Sex chl,hoqae where he was exam. med by team physician Dr. Arthur Pappas, ho said he could not estimate how long &rjhamer might be sidelined wtliher,.eaminedthekneeln 24 hours. - - - VXMT LAUDERDALE (UPI) - An "amamd" Mary A. OW,Of Louisville, Ky., shaved 2.71 seconds oft National League East W L. Pct. os Pittsbrgh 70 19 .518 Montreal 64 31 Chicago 63 54 .538 6 Phila 61 50 St. Louis 60 55 .505 ' New York 50 66 .431 II',, West W L Pct. as Houston 70 3% Cinci 66 56 .5 San Fran $7' 44 .471 13 Los Ang 55 U .435 11½ San Diego 53 69 .131 17½ Atlanta 47 .3N 23 Thursday's Results Chicago 14, San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 5, San Diego New York 6, Atlanta 3 Los Ang 1, St.L 2, 15 inns, Today's Games (All Times EDT) San Diego (Shirley 5.12) at Chicago (Caudill 0.1), 2:30 p.m. Los Angeles (Hough 3-4) at Pittsburgh (Bibby 92), p.m. Atlanta (Solomon 1.9) at Montreal (Rogers 101), 7:35 a her own wirld record in the 3lknolir butterfly In the first day 1P79 NMkliI MU Senior Long Coarse Swipuithig (msaloesh1ps ON . Meighar first nuadied her world record with a time of 3-.4L41 in qualIfying Thursday afternoon and than wad on to sihe 2:1.01 In the finalo that sums night. Tjlwan 'Bigs' Advance fORT lAUDERDALE (UP!) -TIM Republic of Qdaa ofyes loom heat the Browad sWiy *4ev 12 1eday ___ ____ TWelfth lOscar.Goiri 1330 6.00 7Apralz.Echanhz 6.10 2 ZubiBadiola 0(4-7) 34.40 p (47) 95.70: T 2) 340.20. A- 2,100: Handle $131,135. Game . . 9 ___ Baltimore. Twins 5, Yankees 1: Geoff Zahn allowed five hits in eight innings and Ron Jackson delivered a two-run double to highlight it three-run eighth, helping Minnesota snap a three-game losing streak. On A Rampage - ____ , league-leading 35th homer to lift Boston within four games of Pirates Still JE L&*1 -1 L the Little League Softball Sailor Division World Series, But lt' sOnly'Ch ~r anywhere he would be in soclated himself with his Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai general manager Jack Case, center, conducts the trouble." windup In the middle of his signing of Doug Dyer and Calvin Llngbach (seated left and right, respectively) Paul Spllttorff fired a four- motion, stepped toward the to professional playing contracts Thursday afternoon at the fronton in Fern hitter and Todd Cruz drove in plate and threw the ball," Park. Looking on are players-manager Juan Bengoa, left, and fronton publicist two runs to drop Baltimore's Palermo said of the bulk. "In Happy Ison. Orlando-Seminole opens its season Sept. 7. first-place lead in the American the process, he disengaged I Red Sex 7, White Sex 5: Bob Watson drove in four runs with a homer and a single and Fred Lynn cracked his - ____ lawmen are in perpetual'op two-run single by Kevin Wicks which made it 20 in the first inning. However, pitcher Mike Felts settled down and tamed Seminole most of the way. Four Seminole errors and two walks spelled defeat in the crucial sixth-inning rally by Fort Worth., Host Pasadena defeated Lafayette, La., 1-0 in Thursday's other game. Pasadena has permitted just five hits and its pitchers have fanned 32 batters in two games. PASADENA, Tex.-Seminole Pony Baseball League allstar hopes were wiped out Thursday night when Fort Worth erupted for four runs in the sixth inning and held on for a 9-5 victory which eliminated the Seminole County team from the Pony League South Division tournament. are being built and there Is a greater need for players. It seems the level of competition In the arnateur rariks is also on the WWI* Having !std both Calvin and Doug closely for theIasttwoyears,Ih1veastrmghunththeYvlllbe just fringe players. better The front wall IS the limit, and it's a mighty big wall. professional contracts may well be the first crack of a new dawn on the petals horizon. With very few exceptions, the sport of Jai-alai has been dominated by the Basques since the fronton opened In 1962. The first American was Bryan, a no- Friday, Aug. 17, 1fl-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SL The news that the Orlando.Semlnole fronton is signing two local amateurs to those manager-pitcher huddles that leaves SPORTS I - s1serstoleolla7intbeflh1IalølWorm Ch" w-.d two sot Tat. das $U blIth,bittrdthethto .nm 1IethS$ 5 adt* Quo .iIPd the csMi 'wItahams main w - Holtzman Put 1. On 21-Da y List CHICAGO ai.ge Cube placid pitcher __ Ken ft#--' as the 21410Y - V., "• ftth"; a new'hero'evëty Thursday night It was Omar Moreno's turn to grab the SPotlight, Moreno's two-run single off Gaylord Perry, 10-10, capped a three-run fourth inning that helped the Pirates to their win. It followed Ed Ott's RBI single in the fourth and put the Pirates ahead, 4-2. "1 know the pitchers very well," said Moreno, a lifetime .241 hitter now batting .2. "I knowhowthey'regolngtopitch me, and I try to make contact." - - . The - ' ____________ ' Fw'* Game 7RamonOlano 11.00 7.20 7.50 * Sara.Llrquiza 5.10 3.40 SSantI-Badlola 7.50 0 H 44.4$, P(1.l) 113.71: T (7-15) 911.00. FIN GAM SOscar.Wally 12.10 4.40 4.00 RamonGoini 12.40 4.30 lSald-Gondra 0(1-5)4140: P(S-l) 179.1I1T (4-1. Six* Game lArano-Pecine 13.20 300 340 7 $Jffl.44II 1.50 4.00 SVIcandiPradsr 3.10 0(44)40,41,P(47)137.75sT(4-71) SaveaS Game ' 4Victor.WaIIy 2 Ramon.Urquize 11.10 4.40 240 0.40 3.10 '1-°° 0(34) 3I.86 P(4-1) iiñ.,y (* , I: _____________ f"-FLORI 01q )IARHIV[ AINE STATE - .. - ' • .';'• -, '. I Ce ,, ______ I. 2:51.5. ________ Tenth Race 7.10 4.60 4.00 4 PrInceS F 1 Kakasi Toth 4.00 2.80 2 Enough Time 15.00 0(14)11,01. 1 (4-1.3)418.40, Time ImliS. A - 1,411j NaadSs $13,014. . ' _I c _________ 95 Dog Racing DAYTONA SIACH THURSDAY'S RIIULTS PWItMS-161T.33.11 SLyLOnI 22.10 940 3.10 1 Maraci Con 12.00 3.00 4 French Dip 4.40 Put Performance on kA 0(14)74.00, P(4-i) *40.71. T ($4' 6) ISLIL D$-I1,T.$1.1S 3 Golden Bough 7.58 7.00 3.10 10.10 1.00 ''" 4.40 1)0*SImS 0(14)5040. (*4) 05.58, T (14ISa)d.RedotSs 10.10 7403.00 4 Oscar Arrista 12.00 4.10 31 040,$I TN1dC$'1.$SJS 7MutilIa.Ooe*a $.10 .40310 210 S(4-1)4341:P($4)4L7I,T14. 44CrimiiaDynamo Era Star 1.00 3.00 70 Was. 2 PlyiNimer 310 NO Gun 0(44)$AS,P(04)fl.1s,T(44 '' 4.20 310 ) 111* 4ICPwIz 440 340 Psur*OI14,T.3i.$ 201581 340 1445 510 7.20 (64)47.01gPWO40gT(444) 3 Amarillo 140 410 11145. I I1Il11sr 4$ Tenth Sane 5(14)41* P (44)00.10 1(432Ieuw-Iadisia lUl 410 0.00 0)45.41 Aeviz.Wafty 10.01 $ VICIWI$ai'duy *10 4 DOW P11155 lo.T. . 1345 3A 110 ($*SO1P($1)IPLNaT(14 &30 I Lembo 'g r S DIVIM"awoo 345 Siti*a*Sane .*P(41118*T(43*05.510 a 3'1'1PO1lR s).i*. Mets to victory over the Braves. Dodgers 4, Cardinals 2: Steve Garvey singled home a pair of runs in the 15th inning to give the Dodgers a threegame sweep of the Cardinals. ______________________ 'BLEMS" 1)344.20. two-run double highlighted a five-run eighth inning that carried the victory went to starter BWAoW&h 4) 330.20. Mets 6, Braves 3: jj YoungbloI's A,O,K, TIRE MART Jal Ali Your achine . D&t.dT/A70 - 'Two Obergioss belts for steering and good handling Wide profile for rood holding and appearance Deep tread for good mileage and helps prevent hyckoploning BFGoodrich Belted T/A 70 Size Our Price F.E.T. E70-14 36,$ 070.14 24.9$ 070.1$ 36.9$ H70.15 399$ 2.31 2.71 2.77 3.00 - ' - 1341411 __ -, - disabled liii Thhidsy and celheduppilcbirGieRilsY. 11.10740 as from as wicwto __ AM of 445 Au1im AINdMht: H' S()-7)31O0aP($.7)fl1.aT(37. .. t, T - .. Bruce Kison, 86, who surren- dered eight hits, two walks and three runs over 5 2-3 innings. Enrique home completed the game to register his fourth victory in a row, save, but the Padres ended his With 43 games remaining, the string of 22 2-3 consecutive NI. East Division-leading P1- inning without yielding an rates hold a four-game lend earned run when Jay Johnstone hit an RBI triple with two out in over Montreal and a six-game the seventh. advantage over Chi cago. Jerry Martin had three hits, The Pirates boast one key including his 16th homer, and ingredient that Is characteristic drove in four runs to pace a 17of pennant winners. They seem utt Us Cubs to, ' ' 4 WPP$Sst 4k'$CteiinN - - a 9 S S 24.40 9.10045 - illS 1$ , --. *- •... .________________________ -_ " 0- _. '- a•' r ______ - '-- •- -' 40~ ______ . _, - ..- • - fe 'r'"- - V,i'.e ..I e-4-4 44.',..i . 1' !V *. ;'9 ' '::' -:'-'':-'-':-: '' -- ,-- -. - . - ,- - m - . r-.*-! .0 t ' -. . --- ..- -. '. . - �I IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford Fl. Friday, Aug. 17, 197f-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. FrIday, Aug. 17, 17, Seminole County Schoo loss Driver Ms. S. BIIiW Forest City Road. Oakland Hilts. traflwesd hisses, Sear Lake, Retest City (levis 4151436). 10:10 C.431 I Arietta St 10:12 C431 & Hlllvlew Dr 10:14 C431 & Oskiando Dr 10:16 Trahiwood Dr I Balsa Dr 10:19 lunnell Rd I Eden art Ave 10:22 Oranole Way & leSrview Dr 10:34 Llnneal Beach Dr I leer Lake dr 10:23 Sear Lake Rd I Sear Lake CIr 10:30 Balmy Beach Dr & Suniet Rd 10:31 Balmy Beach Dr I Mill Nd 10:32 Floral Way I Sunset Rd 10:34 Holiday Ave & Lynnwoed Avs 10:36 Curtis Dr I Jerome Way 10:39 Sear Lake Rd & Gliavea C? 10:40 Sear Lake Rd & Anna Dr 10:45 Pearl Lake Cswy I Peeriview Dr 10:46 Pearl Lake Ciwy I Pisah Dr IvstDriverMs.N.Josss Markham Woods. The Springs, lanlands Estates, Sprtsg Oaks (Weeds). Heatherbes Village 10:20 Markham Woods Rd I Old Pest Nd 10:21 Markham Woods Rd & Spanish Oak Trail 10:22 Markham Woods Rd & "Lipton's" Stop 10:23 Markham Woods Rd I Olinithel Ln 10:34 Markham Woods Nd I Parson's Rd 10:23 Markham Woods Nd I Ibis Nd 10:29 51431 I Springs Blvd 10:33 Oreenbrlsr IIvd & Montgomery Rd 10:35 Greonbriar Blvd I Mockingbird Ut 10:35 Little Wekiva Rd I Lakelpuf Lit 10:39 Little Wekiva Rd & Alhberry Us 10:41 Little Wekiva Rd I Springs Oaks lIvd 10:43 Little WekIva Rd I Wildwuod St 10:43 Little Wakiva Rd & Oreinbriar Blvd 10:17 Hickory Wood Ave & Greenbrlar Blvd 10:19 SprIng Oaks Blvd I North Indigo Rd BvslDrlv.rMs.l.Kr41 Sweetwater Club. Hunter's P.it, Wakiva, Iranloy Hills (Isles Pelet), Jenelfsr 151111$ 11:13 Sweetwater Club Blvd & Sweotwetor Club dr 11:19 Hunt Club Blvd I Masters Trail (Hunter's Point) 11:21 East Wekiva Trail I Ledbury Dr 11:22 East WekIva Trail & Ludlow Dr 11:24 Holderness Cit I Coiyer Dr (last) 11:21 East Wekiva (rail I Canterclvb Trail 11:30 Hunt Club Blvd I Cumberland Cir 11:33 West Lake Irint Icy Rd & Camelia Ct 11:37 West Lake Irantley Rd & West Lake Brantley Dr 11:26 Oak Dr I West Lake Brantipy Os 11:41 PoInsettia Dr & West Lake Irantley Dr 11:43 Westwood Dr I "Hamel's" Stop 11:43 West Lake Irantley Rd & lrantliy Hills CI 11:47 West Lake Irantley Nd I Jennifer Hops live lvi? Driver Ms. N. 44kles Spring Oaks (Neftel West) 11:33 Little Weklva Rd & Greonbrler 11W 11:37 Little Wikiva Rd I Wildwood St 11:3 LIttle Wekiva Rd I Spring Oaks Blvd 11:41 Little Wekiva Rd & Ashb.ny Ut 11:43 Little WekivaRd I Lakespur Lit Bust Driver Ms. I, Sletcheir Apple Valley. Douglas Avenue Area, Ir$arwssd, Spring Oeks (levitt), Springs Outs Wesli, Heitberlse Village 11:30 Douglas Ave & CandlewIck Nd 11:31 Douglas Ave I Bayberry Rd 11:32 Douglas Ave £ Highland St 11:31 Douglas Ave I. Loraine Dr 11:3* SRI3OIJayDr 11:10 SR436IFrancesOr 11:44 Greessbrlar Blvd I Mockingbird Lit 11:47 Greenbrlar Blvd & Hlckerywood Ave 11:4* Spring Oaks Blvd & Hlclwrywood Ave 11:50 Spring Oaks Blvd & North Indigo Rd Time los 6 Driver Ms.S. lurliek Trallwsed Estates, lAIrS Aflamule. Wea*srsflsld Meulgamory Nd, River lvi. MeadewflsldAts 11:30 Northwestern Ave & Balsa Dr 11:32 NorthweslernAvelMessDr 11:34 Clemson Dr & Baylor Ave 11:21 Clemson Dr I LyMIsfistlAy. 11:36 Tulane As DI t?111WSi • 11:37 TutaneAveILyncfitislde" 11:3* Tulane Ave & Westtserstield Ave 11:41 Mor,tgomer*' Rd & Esther In 11:43 Montgomery Rd&Oreonbrlar Blvd 11:43 Montgomery Nd I Clear Channel Dr lesS Driver Mi. D. Devbsrt Lake Destiny Apis, Spring Lake Hills (Neeses £ Apis) Spring Valley Wymsre Irove Apis 11:21 Wymor, Nd & Spring Lake Hills Dr 11:27 Roihingwood Trail I Spring Cove Trail 11:2* Spring Lake Hills Dr I Spring Coos Trail 11:30 Spring Lake Hills Dr & Lake Destiny Trill 11:33 Spring Lake HIlls Dr & $pringwasd'Trsil 11:31 Wymore Rd & Pacesetter Apis 11:37 SprlIsgValleyRdILtyeOskLn ______ 11:30 $orinsValleyRd$PlnenselleLn 11:21 Spring Vallgy Nd 6 Lonelsul Lit 11:10 Spring Valley Nd I Variety Tree dr 11:42 Spring Valley Rd & Spring Valley ,sp 11:41 Wymofi Nd 9 Wymori Grove s loss Orluse Ms. S. Billies PsrisI City lead, bIlled Wills. Sear Lake. Posit Lake Apis. PereWCNy$sstbel** Here are bus sch.dul.s for some Seminole County schools. Remaining schedules will be published in The Evening H.rald b.for. schools open Aug. 27. LAKE BRANTLEY Morning trips for 11th 1 12th grade students. Time Bus 3 DrIver Mr. C. Phinney Sweetwater Cove, Sweetwater Oaks. Sabal Point 6:30 Wekiva Springs Rd 1. Sweetwater Cove Blvd 6:33 Sweetwater Blvd South Sweetwater Creek Dr West 6:35 Sw.etwater Blvd I Valley Dr 6:36 Sweetwater Blvd & Country Side Dr 6:36 Sweetwater Blvd I Blue Lake Dr 6:10 Sweetwater Blvd I Wekiva Springs Rd 6:42 Fox Valley Dr (West) I Weklva Springs Rd 6:43 Sabal Palm Dr 1. Weklva Springs Rd Ius2 Driver Ms. H. Jones Sweetwater Cub, Hunter's Point, Weklva, BraiWley Hills (hess. Point), Jennifer Estates 6:20 Sweetwater Club Blvd I Swe.$water Club Cir 6:24 Hulit Club Blvd & Masters Trail (Hunter's Point) 6:26 East Wekiva Tr I. Ledbvry Dr 6:27 East Wekiva Tr I Ludlow Dr 6:29 Holderness CIr DI Colyer Dr (East) 6:31 East Wekiva It & Cambridge Dr 6:31 West Wekiva Yr I Canterclub Yr 6:37 Hunt Club Blvd & Berkshire Clr 6:36 Hunt Club Blvd I Cumberland Cir 6:42 West Lake Brantley Rd & Camehla Dr 6:44 West Lake Brantley Rd I West Lake Brantley Dr 6:16 Oak Dr I West Lake Brantley Dr 6:16 PoinsettIa Dr I West Lake Brantley Dr 6:50 Westwood Dr I "Hamel's" Stop 6:52 West Lake Brantley Rd I Brantiey Hills Ct 6:34 West Lake Brantley Rd & Jennifer Hope Blvd Bus I DriverMs. 1. Xrel Spring Oaks, Spring Oaks Weeds, Heatherten Villege 6:33 Spring Oaks Blvd I North indigo Rd 6:37 Greenbrlar Blvd & Mockingbird Ln 6:39 Greenbr$ar Blvd I Hlckorywood Ave 6:41 Greenbriar Blvd & LIttle Weklva Rd 6:43 Wiidwood St & Little Wekiva Rd 6:43 SprIng Oaks Blvd 5. Little Wekiva Rd 6:46 Ashberry Ln & Little Wekiva Rd 6:47 Lakespur Ln 1. LIttle Wekiva Rd Bus $1 Driver Ms. J. Bayles Markham Weeds, The Springs, Sanlande Istales 6:33 MarKham Woods Rd I Old Post Rd 6:36 Markham Woods Rd I Spanish Oak It 6:37 Markham Woods Rd & "Lipton's" Stop 6:39 Markham Woods Rd DI GlenEthel Ln 6:10 Markham Woods Rd & Parson's Rd 6:41 Markham Woods Rd & Ibis Rd 6:43 SR434 1. Springs Blvd Bust Driver Ms. L. Si.ldiner Apple Valley + Douglas Rd Area, Srlarwesd, Weathersfield, Montgomery Rd. River Run, Mudewfield Apis 6:30 Douglas Rd I Candlewick Rd 6:31 Douglas Rd I BayBerry Rd 6:32 Douglas Rd I. Highland St 6:33 SR 436IJay Dr 6:36 SR 436 5. Eileen Ave 6:37 Lynchfield Ave I Tulane Dr 6:35 TrinIty Ave 5. Tulane Dr 6:39 Lynchfleid Ave DI Clemson Dr 6:41 Baylor Ave I. Clemson Dr •i•IS••I 6:46 Montgomery Rd & Oreenbrlar Blvd 6:16 Montgomery Rd I Clear Channel Dr Bus 4 DrIver Mi. 0. Lye. Lake Destiny Apis, Spring Lake Hills (Apis £ Neewi), Spring Valley, Wymore Grove Apis 6:30 Wymore Rd 6. Lake Destiny Apte 6:31 Wymore Rd I Spring Lake Hills Dr 6:33 Rollirigwodd Tr & Spring Cove Yr 6:34 Spring Lake Hills Dr & Spring Cove Tr 6:36 Spring Lake Hills Cr I Lake Destiny Tr 6:30 SprIng Lake Hills Dr & Sprinqwood Yr 6:41 SprIng Valley Rd 1. LIve Oak Ln 6:42 Spring Valley Rd & Pin.needle Ln 6:43 Spring Valley Rd I Longleel Ln 6:41 Spring Valley Rd 6. VarIety Tree dr 6:43 Spring Valley Rd I. Spring Valley Loop 6:47 Sprang Valley Rd I Greonieaf Ut 6:49 Wymore RdI. Wymore Grove Apts IwslDrlveMs. S. IaMrss Fsrsit City Neat OskIan4 )flhITr41.d 1511115, Bear Lake, Pews I.ake Apis, Parest City, LynUl 6:15 C431&Arlelta$t 6:16 C 431 6. Hillvlew Dr 6:16 C 431 & Oaklando Dr 6:30 Balsa Dr & Nortitweatern Ave 6:23 Iunnsil Nd & Eden Park Ave 6:36 Sear Lake Rd&IaavLa6.eClr 6:27 Linneal Ouch Dr p ombrers Ave 6:30 Hwy 141&Ovsrland*d 6:32 Oronoli Way I IWv$sw Dr 6:36 Balmy leads Or&$uneet Rd 6:37 SaImyIudsbrINeIlRd 6:10 FioralWpy&SunSetNd :6:10 HofidSy Ave I Lynnwaol Ave 6:41 CwtlsDrlJeromeway 6:4 SeW Like Rd&OIIIVIS CI 6:41 lear Lake *d&AneeDr 6:40 Pearl Lake Cswy I Peariviow Dr 6:10 Pearl 1.1k. Cswy 6 PIsgek Ave .6:11 AcademyDr&PlNalsAve ___ Msrnlns trips for Its I Wits Wads Wuisnis swelled leO Wilds los, Silver Ms.. $ulOUsr Apple Valley, 0504115 Ave., Spills L* WINs (11111111 Apis.), Lake SUllsj Apis.. SpringValley. Wpessrs10w Apis.; Wes*srslhslL Irisiweal. msITpIu1urv Real. live, los 10:10 DougluAve6.Cpidl5edI4 10:11 DtgfesAve&SakenyR4 10:11 WymIre Rd 6 $prkW Lats NUll Di 10:17 NoIhInImod TraIl 6 $r Cove Trill 10:10 $p.lnsLak.HilIDr&IprIngCov.trail 10:10 $prIs, Lake 14011 Oil LOU Dosliny trell 10:23 $prNis Lake $101 Or & lprkiu*sd Trill 1036 $prklgValiuy N 6. Uve 0* Ut 10:27 lprksgValleyRd&PkIlRUaLn 10:21 lpringValieyld&GissnlsalUt 10:29 Spring Valley Rd& Variety trseChr 10:30 Spring Valley NIspring Valley Rd I $prksg VsOeytosp .10:32 WvIis U I Wymsre Grove Apis ___ ____ _____ 11:11 C4$1 6 *111111 St a _____ _____ ____ ____ ______ 11:17 MarUim Weeds 111111111 ___ S _____ .1. _____ ___________ •, : ,, ____ _______ •• w•t• 51.1. t,' UI.$. 41 1:11 $1*I*11SBSVI 1:14 Me1*amWsdsId&Pgmd(Nsr*ei$0404) 1:11 MSrkeamWuli UI led 10 1:30 MlI11aMWoadsIdIParesisll 5:11 Maidesin Welds Nd 6.5*1051st Li 145 301111* Wilds III NLTt Sin . ___ ____ 1:hl OVIIBISMCWIAVSISNII 7:13 WWPsrkDIIC.msIet Way 1:16 30111Mm W..Ji III $fflWt OIl Yr 1:29 ilh'51aM1M011&011PesiIdlioults) ____ ____ $11 M*smds1dI011PgedW(Ns,lk) 1:31 MalUsin Wilds Rd & Brings Fame _________ ____ 10lIi1i,iMs.S.Ned _______ $pr Bull 11ed llul11rlesVuleIe.lepIsa 5* (BuuSh Bled distIL ___ ___ 1:11 SprIng Oils SId & his tilL N 1:14 lpr Oils ItS & NICISIWMU Av 1*11 GrSaUJ$U SM I NI*$,I,.,U1 Ave 1:16 Grs.$Ifliv SM & MUUUJz 11 LII Mssair,1d-$smldmswsu 1:15 MII.*uy Rd & Nk.0 La 1:30 Esuilu Iv, & Lush Dr 1*15 .lssAveINI41IM.jle *29 livgloslwllsubseev N 15 leu5inAvs&C1WN ____ _____ ______ 7:14 Wed. Pelt DII Ssmkisle SM 7:14 lemlesIs 11W 1 DIane Ct • SNNBllvl.515.Plesrs led.gNIlN(N), 1101. WIll .. *$ymas.l Ave I Barton hi 7;SI AveIMiRd 1:51 1n01re Nd 6 P01* SprIngs Or 7*15 Palm Springs Dr I %sVa Ave ,:, NJ* HiwelPork S 5 31 Orsiale 1:01 SiSI$IsNIPISMIAVS DrSPS*NI$I*Iry0, 7:51 Otsials MI Vdewe La 7:37 NlblscwNdllinhaDr 745 WInier Pact Dr I Wilshire SM 7:4 WinIer Park Dr I Cannon Wy Sea 140 DiSuse Ms. J. MIews Car1*geN 1:11 CarrIage Hill Dr & Shady 11111w 1 PedastI pa 7:37 Carriage Hill Or I Asphe NIH 111115w 1$ CsnIageNiIIDrILampIIleWy 7:45 Ma,Igsld Rd I Tv11 Yr S • •I • 30:10 : S • t •• - kId$JIr51W -. - • • S 5# • • • S 4. •SS•• • • - S • S *AWNs1* 1.7111 FslmAvs&lsfIlvd S • S • S.. LAKI NOWit' - ' • '7:37 FslmsaItaUiIGlflhun$srryld 5 S ___ ' BUS), Slug, Ms. P. Vases Semmil Apis, Tie WOOs. Tsu ulsasad 2:30 $N.436 I.$ummlt All. 2:35 HIndu IrseUs IIIWeumpI Tn 2:31 Ivy Ln&Lak.HeUld 2:30 Ne.I11SLek.11aumflld . $1d31IMsvlsysClubApis cam. Mime 2$ Call Alums WyITlvrs Cm :15 Thorn. Cli I Csvinisy Os 3$ NWtlnghImO,Ikingchsrl,sCt 5 7M 05*dUd&Gvahernld 745 OiitvshlreRd101setInlEryNd 7:30 S11dnoslDrIAIILJuulDr 745 , BW&ulOr&CbirrysdDr S 784) Ilsy 17.5$ ((Mint, Aederus's Nw,ery) 5 3:51 Winsissi Nd I Marhilisam Nd 30 51.4311 lausatlte Coed Sos 1$SiI,., Ms. P._ SusIølilvvMr.l.Saidlue, --1 Flues, I. ills's VII, Penn Psil .lngNak SOUN(S). Cborfy Weed Burdens, TNissV$R.S,haIds 10 7:11 05*1 Nd I Laddnva Or. - 2:15 KiwenuT,IlhaahanaIT, 2:11 Dem$yslsireld&Winelsnld 245 N 7:0 $1.46I0,amds Apis___ Iuulisk Weeds 2:4 Lake Mmmli Rd & Derkyebire Rd 2:25 Lake Newell Id 1 Tuscarere Yr 245 Lake Howell. Las & Ruby Cl S •7;4 P.rnPwk'lfodIPaniutlBlvl 2:15 DskataTr&YarmoullsNd S Sos 137 SrlverMs. .1. Saber 2:4 LalueHswollIdIDIsNd S l.51$,,,*.AMaill. Paroalkisk (I), Marhey, Club Dilute Coed 745 Wilder Park OrIMashgsldRd ___ 105144 Drlvor Mr. N. Bardiw English Estates Chsrrywssd SallIes Oresad Apis 2:30 Derbyshire Nd I Oxford Nd 3:31 Defbyshlro Nd I Olastonberry 3:33 BlrdswoodbrlAslusoodbr 2:34 Blrdswood Dr I Cherrywsed Or 2:36 Spartan Dr I Hwy 11.92 2:39 Hwy 17.92 - Opposite Andergon's Nursery 2:41 LakeoftheWoodsllvdlCarglwoidl$yd 3:12 LakeoftheWoodsllvdlMeadgwogdllvd 2:17 51436 & Granada Apis los Ill OrivorMs. S. Claypsel Indian Hills 2:35 TalloINdICiilIerDr 2:27 Wlnaslsls Yr I DIets Tr _____ •' 5 S •., S S 5 S 1051Si7,SlMe.LWin 1111111 WisdeiW) 2:51 hNInghamOrIPe1.cIetaId 2:11 Poladesa Rd I IIlmjlsi dIn 1W) 245 Felac1.sald&.inenJald 2:51 LaII,I*usuNdILieImId SS*SuiiJMr.LTIeed fr ds(P). hI, Me IsngsNsMps,. 10ime1ps,, lii J iain 1:15 0Ie$d1inSIuIinN(N1etl1,LJN) 1:30 UkeMeLalNsushRd' 345 L5keAPB$,$&Lih5I$IWINLa 2:56 . $,$ IliwuIl In I "Schweitzer's" lisp I- S E.stbrook(Nl), Slovak Gardens, Sesnorait North Apt,, Sundance Apis 2:23 Eastbrook Blvd I Baxter Dr 2:26 Eastbrook Blvd I Bowman Dr 2:21 Balsam Dr I Cocos Ave 2:32 Howell Branch Rd I Moysli Rd 2:33 Howell Branch Rd I Semoran North Apts 2:37 SR.430 & Sundance Apt, Bus 26 Driver Mr. P. Miceli Eastbrosk (N) 2:27 Athena Dr I Bonanza Ave 2:29 Bonanza Ave & Ferndeli Dr 2:30 Bonanza Ave & Balsam Dr lvi 45 Driver Ms. M. Jacobs Eastbrook (South) 2:30 Eastbrook Blvd I Australian Cit 2:32 AustralIan Cit I Peruvian Lit 2:33 Peruvian Ln I Bouganviilea Dr 2:35 Bouganvillea Dr I Eastbrook Blvd lvi 31 DrIver Ms. V. Mlcali Howell Branch Woods, Wrenw.od(W) 2:25 Tangerine Ave 1 Jackman Blvd 2:25 TangerIne Ave I Wrenwood Wy 2:30 Wrenwood Wy I Polnsstta Ave Bus 119 Driver Ms. P. McCuiley Weodcrest, Wrenwood --t-* __ ____ 5- 4-;-5 Bus 103 DrIver Ms. M. Graham Shadow Hill, Woodlands (N) 2:30 E E Williamson Rd & Sunset Dr 2:32 E F Wiamson Rd. I Mar:y Blvd. 2:33 E F Williamson Rd. & Tollgate Yr 2:34 Tollgate Yr & Cedar Oak Yr 2:36 Tollgate It. & Hickory Tree Ln. Bus 114 Driver Ms. .1. Gaits Woodlands 2:25 Devonshire Blvd. I Preston Rd. 2:25 Sweetbriar Branch & Eastern Fork Bus 52 Driver Ms. L. Watson Creekwood Village, Maitiand Ave. (C) 2:2) Longwood Ave. I Orienta Ave. 2:23 Oriectta Ave. I Midland Ave 2:23 Maithand Ave. & Magnolia Or. 2:25 Maltland Ave. I Sherwood Dr. Isis SI Driver Ms. P. Sears Windsor Manor. The Moorings, Tiberon, Wind Tree 2:25 Rock Lake Rd. & Dellwood Dr. 2:27 Deiiwood Dr. I Sheridan Ave. 7:32 F E Williamson Rd. & Loch Lomand Ave. Bus 141 Driver Ms. E. Dudley The Meadows (W), Sleepy Hollow 2:25 Pressview Ave. I Lea Ave. 2:27 Tarrytown Tr. & Brom Bones Ln. 2:29 Ichabod Tr.N of CR.434 2:34 Raymond Ave. & Barton St. Bus 25, DrIver Ms. 0. lyeriy Rolilng Hills (N), Meadows West 2:25 Palm Springs Dr. 1 Roxboro Rd 2:27 Roxboro Rd. & PressvIew Ave. 2:31 Tollgate Yr. I Meadow Creek Cv. 2:32 Tollgate Yr. & Weathervane Way 2:33 Tollgate Yr. I Willow Creek Cv. 2:33 Tollgate Yr. I. Western Fork Bus 175 Driver Ms. L. Tate North St. CE), Roiling Hills 2:23 North St. & Sunland Ave. 2:26 North St. & Maria Ave. 2:30 Palm Springs Or. & Lakeland Ave. Isa 46 DrIver Ms.D. Ca,iwrigkl North St. 1W). Sanlando Springs 2:23 North St. & Allison Ave. 2:25 North St. 1. Country Club Rd. 2:29 North St. 1 Virginia Ave. 2:30 Virginia Ave. & White Oak Ave. 2:32 VIrginia Ave. I Oakhurst St. 2:33 Oakhurst SI. & Willow Grove St. Bus 106 DrIver Ms. 0. Langferd Seminole Ave., Robin Hill 2:32 Seminole Ave. & Charlotte St. 2:24 Seminole Ave. & Alpine St. 2:26 Alpine St. & Lake St. 2:29 Palm Springs Dr. I Robin Hill Or. IusllO Driver Mr. L. Pay Palm Springs Rd. (5) 2:23 Palm Springs Dr. & Alpine St. 2:27 Palm Springs Dr. & Highland St. 2:25 Palm Springs Or. I Orange St. 2:30 Palm Springs Dr. I Sable Springs Cit. 2:33 Cranes Roost Blvd- W.of Palm Springs Dr. Isis 73 Driver Ms. A. Meisdet Hermits Yr., Olin Arden HeIghts 2:20 Hermits Yr. I Tropic Hill 2:22 Hermits Yr. I First St. 2:24 Hermits Tr. I Holly St. 2:30 Mt. Vernon Pkwy. I Monticello Dr. 2:32 Mt. Vernon Pkwy. I Westchester Dr. 2:35 Mayfair Dr. & Broadview Ave. Bus 11 Driver Mr. N. Ouleis Royal Arms, Village Green Apis, llattsway Dr., North Lake Apis. 2:25 SR.436 I Park P1. 2:21 Orange Ave., & Boston Ave. 2:21 Orange Ave. I Royal Arms Apts. 2:29 Essex & Village Green ApIs. LYMAN Morning trips tot students enrolled In S periods. Time Bvs 31 DrIver Ms. P. Coman Casselberry Country Club 7:10 Hwy 17.92 & Piney Ridge Rd (By Church) 7:12 Overbrcok Dr I Southcott Or 7:44 Overbrook Dr I Sunset Dr 7:47 Lake Triplet Dr I Queens Mirror Cit 1:30 Winter Park Ot I Queens Mirror Cit 7:32 Winter Park Dr I Crystal Bowl Cit 1:53 Winter Park Dr I Camelot Way 7:53 Winter Part Or I Seminole Blvd Bus $3 Driver Ms. 0. Burthardt Lake Hedge, Iherwssd Forest I Lake Kathryn Woods 7:41 Landmark Lit I Timberline Tr 7:43 Colony Dr I Timberlane Yr 7:47 Winter Park Dr I Cross St 7:46 Sernirsola Blvd I Diana dir 7:50 SemInola Blvd & Hwy 17.92 Bus 151 Driver Ms. 0. Broadhead Skylark L.engweod, Sherwood Forest, Lake Lucerne 1:27 Grant St I Georgia Ave 1:29 Grant St & Wren Ave 7:32 Skylark Ci, & Jay St 7:33 Raven Ave & Meadowlarai St 1.39 lalmo St I Nursery Rd 7:42 Yalmo St & SR.434 1:47 No. 560 Winter Park Dr 7:50 Winter Park Or I 7th St lus 153, Driver Ms. M. Elgln Longwoed (North), Longdale, Lake Ruth (South) 7:33 CR.427114th5t 7:31 CR427 I Shomato Dr 7:43 Grant St I Orange Ave 7:44 Orange Ave IWayman St 7:47 Highland SI & Florida Ave 7:49 Longdate Ave I Hun? Rd Longdale Ave I Crode Ave Bus 112 Driver Mi. h. Oliver Wiodirse, Tibsron, Devonshire, Woodlands(s) 7:10 Lazy Acres Lit & "Oliver's" Stop 7:43 IIWilliamson 141 Loch Lomand Ave 7:43 DevonshIre Blvd I Preston Rd 7:15 Sweetbrlar Branch I Eastern Fork 7:10 Tailgate Yr & Western Fork los Ia Driver Ms. P. Sears The Nosing,, Woodlands (N), Shadow Hill 7:30 Rock Lake Ad I Deliwood Dr 7:31 Deliwood Dr I Sheridan Ave 7:42 Tollsge Yr & Hickory Tree Tr 7:43 Tollgate Tr I Cedar Oak Yr 7:45 Tollgate Yr I E V Williamson Rd 7:16 1 1 WillIamson Rd I Marcy Blvd 1:47 1 1 Williamson Nd & Sunset Dr Bus11 Drives Ms. 0. Iyerly Sleepy Hollow, The Moadews, Sandalwood, Losgwesd Graves 1:36 Ichabod Yr - N Qr S1.431 7:35 TarrytownlrllromBonesLn 7:39 Prosiviow Ave I Lee Ave 7:12 Tollgate Yr I Meadow Croak Cove 7:43 Tollgate Yr I Weathervane Way 1:44 Tollgate Yr I Willow Creek Cove 1:40 E I WIlliamson Nd I Sand.iwood Way 7:15 IIWillaimson 141Parson Brown Way lostllDrIverMs.L.T.Io Rolling NIlls (N) 7:10 Raymond Ave I Sarton St 1:41 Carelton St I lirginia Ave 7:12 Noiboro Nd I Preisviow Ave 7:44 Roxboro Rd I Palm Springs Dr 1:44 Pains Springs Dr I Lakeland St 7:10 Seminole Ave I Charlotte St los 44 Driver Mi. D. Cartwrlgld North St. Saniaisds 7:31 North St I MarIa Ave 1:37 North St I Allison Ave 7:39 North St I Country Club Nd 2:30 Hattawv Dr I Deloren Dr (5) 2:31 Hattaway Dr I Genevieve Dr (5) 2:33 Hoilyhocli Dr I Larkspur Dr 2:34 Lilac In & Orlenta Dr 2:33 Hattaway Dr I Piumosa Dr 2:34 Hattaway Dr & NorthLake Apis 2:40 No. 133 Hattaway Dr Bus 19 Driver Ms. I. Isbell Oakland East, Oakland Shares, Hidden Estates, Ireften weeds 2:20 Eilswsrtts St I Truesdell Ave 2:22 Yruesdell ave I Marshall St 2:26 Oranole Rd I Hickory Dr 2:25 Oranole Rd I Flame Ave 2:30 Oranole Rd I Woodiake Dr CE) Isis 1*5 Driver Ms. N. huh Florida Maven, Oakland Shores, La Plerest.a 2:34 Maitland Ave & Florida Haven Dr 3:3 Faith lou I Magnolia Dr 2:29 Magnolia Dr I Oranol. Rd 2:32 Oranole Rd I Viscaya In Bus 16 Driven Ms. L. KInsman Pralrls Like(S) 2:25 MaItland Ave I Spring Lake Rd 2:30 Spring Lake Rd I Beverly Ave 3:31 Beverly Ave I Crestwood Ln 2:32 tfamlin Dr I Tangolo Ave 2:34 Jaffa Dr & O'SrIon Rd los lii Driver Ms. I. Higgins Prairie Lake 7:41 North St. I Virginia Ave. 7:4 VirgInia Ave. I White Oaks Dr. 1:4 Oekhurst St. I Willow Grove St. 7:46 Alpine St. & LoIs St. 1:47 Seminole Ave. & Alpine St. los lie Driver Mr. 1.. Pay Palm Springs Rd. IS) 7:37 Park P1. I SN.436 7:11 Palm Springs Dr. & 11111 Springs dr. (Palm Springs Apis.) 7:4 PoInt Springs Dr. I Orange St. 7:44 Palm Springs Dr. I HIghland St. 7:46 Palm Springs Dr. I AlpIne St. :S Palm SprIngs Dr. I Rein Hill Dr. Sos 15 DrIver Ms. I. shell 1:30 BrIton Welds, Hlddss Islales, LaPlsreels DIanOlsNd.IWoIdIakeDr.(E) 7:31 (trannue Rd I Flame Ave. 7:34 Diasssle Nd. I Hickory Dr. 1:4 Orauwhs Rd. I Viscava In. 1:14 Oraissie Rd. I Magnolia Dr. 105115 DrlvMr, R.Deheie Slam AtIss Hs*15, WaItes,ay Dr., Vihlig. Sills Apis., loyal Arms Apis. 1:31 MsWhcelIe Dr. 1*. yemen PIwy. 7:30 Westchester Or. I Mt. Vernon PIwy. 7:34 Msytelr Or. & lroalviiw Ave. 7:11, Hettmmy Or. I Ninth Lake Apis. 745 Hathaway Or. & Plumesa Dr. 7:45 Ns.lIlNatlaweyDr. 7:41, Oslures Dr. I Hutlaway Dr. 7:4 Isass Ave. & VIllage Green Apis. 7:10 Orange Ave I lsyel Arms Apis lee IN OdvorMs. N. kassli bellied lIlies, Finds Naves, Spring Lake Nd. 7:4 M.gnolt. Dr. I Pall Ten. 7:4) Maittand Ave. & Pllda Navsn Dr. 1:4 MaNland Ave. 1 Spring Lake Rd. 7:4 $pmingLikeldISe,entyAve. 1:10 Hl*llnDr.ITII305IIAVe. 7:4 JaISsOr.IO'S,IaeRd. lii IIIIr1We Ms. I. Hlglliu Bak'asd 1sf, Nailer, Prslds Lake 7:4 Ms$IaniAve&Mirikal$$i 1:41 Truidsil Lvi I 1I*,i.* Si. 1:4 MaINsed Avg. I h$Ilsrd II. 1:16 1011,51.1 lIIghIsiW 0,, 2:20 SR 4361 Robin Road 2:23 LakevIew Dr & Prairie Lake Dr 7:24 No. PraIrIe Lake Dr (Simpson Park) 2:25 South St I Lake Rd 3:20 louthlt I Highland St 3:2 MaitlandAve I Ballard St ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY ALTAMONTI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AM Time P.M. Sos 17$, Driver Mr. L. Pay Park Pt., Valley Forge Apis., Del Ray Maser Tiw 1:00 NorIhSt&Jack,snSt ......................................... 3:11 0:10 $lllèIParkPlace .......................................... 3:05 5:12 $1011ValleyFsrgeApts....................................3:41 6:13 NaflawayFr&D.IoresDn(N) ................................ 2:47 0:11 LarkspurDr&Ul.cLn .......................................2:19 0:17 No.)510r1.sW.Or ............................................ 2:11 5:10 OrisnlaDrIK.yLn ..........................................2:13 0:30 PlumssaQr(MidS$eoi hock) ................................3:13 0:30 No.l36NattswayDr .......................................... 1:15 7:10 1011 1.ILaI.Rt 1:4 Ns. 413 Preirlo Lalis Dr. (Simpson Park) 145 PrsInIs LII. Dr. I Lakeview Dr. Altomnien trips (or kindergarten students. Time S..1*. DrIve, Mr. L. Pay Valley Forge Apis DsI Roy Maser 1:34 $R130I Valley PorgeApis 1:37 HaftawayDrI05u5es0,() 1:35 LilacLnlLanhapur05. 1:36 No. l51bnisnti Or 1:41 PlumNa Dr (Middle at mock) 1:43 Ne. 1MNIISW*VDr. ___ BrLIIPJU1VII. MsIllsd Ave (N), Ileralis Trill 7:4 Urpiul Los, I Orlialo Ave. 1:11 ImIINLJ Ms. I Ilsesiald Or. 7:4 IleltinnI Aol. I m51n.11a Dr. 7:9 MIIIIul Ave. & Cipletrane Apis. 1$ NsralleTr&Nsllpp. 7:11 Nsrmll. Yr. I FIrst II. 745 Hsrmlis Yr. ITiepic Hill ___ , • - 2:35 E E Williamson Rd. & Parson Brown .Vay I • 9 -; Longwood 2:25 Grant St. & Orange Ave. 2:27 Longdate Ave. 6, Credo Ave. 2:21 Longdale Ave. & Hunt Rd. 2:30 Orange Ave. & Wayman Ave. Bus III Driver Ms. ft. Burkhardt Skylark 2:26 Grant St. & Georgia Ave. 2:29 Grant St. & Wren Ave. 2:31 SKylark dir. & Jay St. 2:33 Raven Ave & MeadowlarK St. Bus 102 Driver Ms. M. Oliver Longwood Hills Rd.. Sandalwood, Longwood Groves 2:25 CR4fl & 14th Ave. 2:29 CR427 & Longwood Hills Rd. 2:32 Lazy Acres Ln. (N) & "OIivers" Stop 2:36 E E Williamson Rd. & Sandalwood Way 2:26 Citrus Ave I Palmetto Ave 2:25 Woodcrest Dr I Blue Jacket Ct 2:32 Polnsetta Ave I Tangerine Ave Ivs 116 DrIver Mr. N. Spongier East Goldenrod, Jamestown 2:20 Hull St.Midway between Woodcrest Dr I Halyard Ct 2:22 Howell Branch Rd I Village Green Or 2:21 SR.126 I "WIlson's" Stop 2:30 Dean Rd I Carolina St 2:32 James Or I Church St 2:33 SR.120 I MIkier Rd 2:31 Mikier Rd at "Hill's" Farm 7:51 2:29 Oxford Rd I Locklnvar Dr 2:31 Oxford Rd I Graham Nd Sum 174 DrIver Ms. N. Pollen luglhsk Estates 2:30 Oxford Nd I Huntenf hold Nd 2:32 Oxford Nd I Carolton Rd los 111 Driver Ms. I. Orals lelAire North 2:33 Glastonberry Rd I Polneolta Ut 2:31 East 11W & Palm Dr Sos ISO Sines Mr. 1. liens NledHINDr Elm Dr &.Grandviow Wy Somerset (N) lvs30DilverMs.D.Meissrsksd Ismerisi (N) 1:4 Lasirel Wy I Joitsnneus Dr 1:11 Snittaisy dr I lvsitiiaa Wy 7:9 IrlttaeyCirllonedidWy los 115 lilvarMs. C. leek $emsresi(N), Deer lvi. Lags VisIs, Usssll Cow 7:35 LaunslWyllwellewOr 7:41 Dew Drop Cove (1)1 EgiI Cii 7:4 ugh Ci' I Bluebird Yr 7:0 RsdlugldllagsVista 7:15 NedlugldlHewellCsvs 145 *Wa Pelt Or. I CrysisI IowICIr 2:26 2:23 Brittany Cit I Ivanhoe Wy 2:30 Laurel Wy & Jefferson Dr Bus 163 Driv.rMs.J.A.drews Howell Park (N), Carriage Hills 2:30 Marigold Rd I Violet Dell Dr 2:31 MarIgold Rd I Tulip Tr 2:33 CarrIage Hill Cit I Lamplit. Wy 2:35 Carriage HIll Or I Apple Hill Hollow 2:30 Carriage Hill Dr I Shady Hollow lusl$DrtverMs. E.Masas TIffany Sq Apis, Highland Pines, St John's VII, Porn Park Apis 3:30 Fern Park Blvd & Fernwood Blvd Somerset 7:4 lInt Dr I Grandviow Wy 7:0 Mink David 51W at Swim Club 715 Mark David Blvd I Rod lug Nd v'tt 2:21 5 Simenset 2:23 Mark David Ct I Mark David Blvd 2:27 Mark Oavld Blvd at Swim Club 2:31 Brittany dir I Benedict Wy Bus 33 DrIver Ms. D. M.Ihorshod 1us$ Driver Ms. I. IrIgliwsil 7:51 Qufliuk DI I limed 0, 7:51 S Lake Triglol Or I Quiets Mirror Ci, 1:0 luImo MIner dIr I Wiud Park Or ________ lusltDrIvorMr.R.$antvIIi h$swsiI Cove. Somerset (N) Rod Bug Rd IsowosI Cove 5 1us$ Driver Ms. E. Brighiwell 745 Hull StMldway Between Woodcrost Dr I Halyard Ct Morning trips for students enrolled in S periods. Time lee$lBrlvsrMo.P,Ca.in ltsssflor,y ClunIry Club :: - lvi 35 DrlverMs. S. Wise 6:10 JamosDr&ChurchSt 6:37 Dean Nd I Catalina St 7:5S $14111 "Wilson's" Slop 7:05 Howell Branch Rd I Village Gross di Wiusir MinIm and Mudews Wosi • Citrus Ave & Palmetto Ave Woodcrest Dr & Blue Jacket P1 Polnsetta Ave I Tangerine Ave 1:52 Tangerine Ave & Wrenwood Wy lus 156 Driver Mr. M. Spongier East Goldenrod £ Jamestown 1:33 Mikler Rd at "HIll's" Farm 1:37 51.426 & MaxIer Rd 7:35 James Dr I Church St 7:41 Dean Rd I Carolina St 7:15 Howell Branch Rd I Village Green Dr 7:50 Hull St Midway between Woodcrost Dr I Halyard Ct Afternoon trips for all students. Time 6:51 SR 43dISummit Apis 611 Lake Howell Rd I Derbyshire Rd 6:56 Lake Howell Rd & Tuscarora Rd 6:59 Howell Branch Rd I Waumpi Yr 7:01 Linden Rd I Lake Howell Rd 7:04 Howell Branch Rd I Plantation Apis 7:05 Howell Branch Rd I Squire One Apis 1:00 Howell Branch Rd & Semoran North Apis los ISO Driver Mr. N. Spongier Jam, East Seldssnod 0:45 MikIer Nd at "Hill's" Farm 1:51 RecItals Rd I Oellwsed Dr 1:11 Ooltnesd Or I SilIriden Ave 7:11 PrelSiuIuAveILoaave 7:19 Tvy Town Tr 6 Inns lanes Its 745 IdlIUdTrIlmgmSIpiIsL,t Sss$S,MaMe,N.fosse Tie *inO._..-l. M1130.aWpg$ ____ ___ 1:0 NsIlswiy Or & Plertis Lake Apis 1:0 $elIsuo.ayOr6PlumseaDr 1:51 Holly Heck Dr I La,lIspsw Dr 7:51 HIltaway DI I Gsnsvisve Dr los 141 Orsvor Ms.1. Dudley ______________________ ___ _____ IoslIDrlvBrMo.A.Mhmlsz Bin Aides Neigh -$atloway Dr _____ __ ___ lea 151 Drlvor Ms. L. Watson MslISsudAve-NommIIsTr 0:30 Maltland Ave I Planes Haven Dr • ____ _______ ______ PslmlpmingoOr(5)-NsrIlSt(E) 0:14 P51* Springs Dr I TM .?.we Apis 0:10 Pslm Spmin Dr I Palm Springs Apis 6:30 PeIm$pringsDrlOrangelt 0:19 PoIm Springs Dr I Highland St 7:0 Palm Springs Dr I Oeklwrst St 7:51 OskIwni St I Willow Grove St 7:51 Oekl,urst St I Virginia Ave 1:11 VirginIa Ave I Nsrth$t 7:56 NIulls li I Csuntry Club Nd 7:0 NsrWtliAAhIIisnAve 1:11 heiSts li I SunlandAve 7:11 lominsle Ave I Cherlette It 1:19 CvillsDrlJersmeway 1:31 HelidlyAve&Lynjp#i$ljAve 1:33 PlersiWayllunsstNd 145 Balmy leech Dr I Neil Rd 1:14 Balmy 555* DI' & $umet Rd 1:30 Sear Lake Rd & lear Lade dIr 1:29 Liensel hess Dr&$smbls,sAve 1:11 twy441&OverssndRd 1:36 Oraiw$eWayllsarvjswor 1:45 IuIuIsIlRdIIdenPwkAve 1:46 sals. Or & NeittpsWari Ave 1:40 C.41&OsllmidsDr 1:9 C.131&HlhlvlewDr 1:45 C.431IAflIII.31 ,rahh1tT1P5*u11YnNWe01r L sms4mtrfor ii 1W $greds$ulmswiNs1 11ISSI1S*. ___ ___ ____ 1:14 IssrLakeRd&Me.DI 1:17 SIIrLaUNd&GISIVI.CI S___ ___ • . snIleyIOUIUI11PiW*. t: 1111*1. • S. WV W *3:30 stukilllhlIiNbNSM 12l$ WedL1kiIreulyNI$i,HlNea 1*041160 11:17 *2:30 0*Si$WepiLlIed1SuN 1041 PsedetilI Oil W L41ll leIi N . **1lWNItU1SiI'flhp1WleØ. ,. bos$l.ivaMr. C. $tuU1141MlIU(UCWS)IIS41NW 10:21 $'mitom Club 11,1 & 1.L$ILSIU C10.0 Rd I 0utit*IJ ClM'' Wskl0 * 116 Rlua$as.d Ave 10:31 Wells 30r 1031 $eiiIwi$Ir 11W $1 U4L.Usr Crssk Os West lI;34S.J,141l4WlM$&VilleyDP 30;U 6.Am11!.liSlr lied $ &.0VS* DI 11:36 $&ve41,L.$$&lM 1,6 Sloe Lake Or $:$S $u*4lJ*SIW$&Wlk9WSlpiWN *41 NmV41hsyDrIWINlsWinN 30:44 S*41NDr&WINIVSU SillS J INke.pIILUHMlslJMN1shCovs. Jl11lN 30:15 1156WV.T'$Sl *21 H mNCW$CIl 10:30 1sf Wikius Tr&LW11WW *21 5SIWSIIOT?NUtdSW!Or *17 Weed W*IvITVISbJIIWSPo.: • 1:11 Pun Lake Cesy & PIsals Ave (Pearl Lake Apis) 1:11 Pearl Lake dewy I PelvhIw Dr bvellili,s.Mr.C.fllu*, t1$L1*like110s) 11:17 WIllis *b 111111W 1151* 11:10 WeltS Rd I Psi VsaIey N (West) _____ _______ _____ Woodcrest, Wrenwood 7:43 1:46 1:50 1oct11 Driver Ms. S. Dunthere Lags Vista, Newell Park 2:20 No. 2550 Red Bug Nd 2:27 Red Bug Rd I Lago Vista 2:33 WIlshire Blvd I Cannon Wy 2:33 Winter Park D I Wilshire Blvd 2:30 Hibiscus Ad I Zinna Dr Bus 171 Driver Ms. C. Rood Sterling Park, DEer Run 2:23 Swallow Dr & Lauret Wy 2:27 Dew Drop Cove CE) I Eagle Cit 2:30 Eagle Cir I Bluebird Tr Sodgefleld Apis. dais Ahoma, Winter Wseds 6:32 SR 434 I Sedgefield Apis 6:36 Casa Atoms Way I Tierra Cl, 4:57 Tlerra Cit I Coventry Dr 4:39 Nottingham Dr IKing Charles Ct 7:01 NottIngham Dr I Sussex Rd 7:02 PoInciana Rd I Japonlca Rd 7:03 Lake Howell Rd I Ivy Ln Bus 26 Dirver Mr. P. Micehi Lake Ann Estates, Wrenwud, Woedaest 0:55 Lake Howeii Lit I Lake Ann Ln 0:36 Lake Ann Ln I Ranch Rd 4:39 Tangerine Ave & Jackman Blvd 7:01 TangerIne Ave I Grove Ave 7:03 TangerIne Ave ICitrus Ave 7:05 Citrus Ave I Palmetto Ave los 31 DrIver Mi. V. Micell Eastbrosk, Howell Estates 4:30 Bonanza Ave I Athena Dr 4:11 Sonatas Ave & FerndelI Dr 4:52 Ionanza Ave & Balsam Dr 6:13 Cocos Lit I Balsam Dr 6:30 AustralIan Cir I Chilean Way 4:17 Chiiosn Way I louganvillo. Dr 6:51 lastinook Blvd & louganvillos Dr 1:00 lastbrook Blvd & Ferndoll Dr 7:01 Iastbrook Blvd I lowman Dr 7:05 Eastbrook Blvd I Baxter St 7:10 DIKe RdI Pumping Italiois (NE of Howell Estates) 0:10 *ing Lake 116 Maltland Ave 1:0 Msllhsnd Ave I Marshall St 1:01 MedIsid Ave & Il*vuls St 1:0 MsllIandAve&Sallard$t 7:56 Maltland Ave I Sherwood Dr 7:56 3010usd Ave I Magnelha Dr 7:51 305011W Ave I Capistrano Apis 7:30 Heunsits Trail 6 TropIc_Hill lusO *I, Ms. S. BUilds Forest CIl,.P,.d Lade Apis, Sear Lake. L.u1 Trallosil SWede O.'eud NIle, Fireal City lead 1:30 MademyDrlPisgalsAve *1:31 $,siIs.'sIer 11W leWis & Cluetiwles Dr _____ ___ ___ *145 1011i.,a* SM Isell I liL-11u Creak Si Wed 11:34 IWHIWIISIIIWIIUINIVIIWSi ___ ___ Forest CIly, Psarl Like Apis. lea lake. LbamiusL Trelbosel leteiss. blind Will.. Pi1W City Reed 1:11 MalsnyDrlPigshAve 1:11 Pearl Lake Cwey& PlsgsIi Ave (Pearl Laka Apis) AItiiv,wtrlpsfer 11 and herds Wedsulsonrelled indpirleds. ______ ______ ________ 5.54 ,irMs. S. Serdlis 11:30 . Wells $pr10 III $J.*wiIu _l Sled ___ ______ • • 7:41 51.436 1 Marbiya Apts 7:43 51.436 & Sausolito Cond Bus 17, DrIver Ms. P. Vance Winter Woods (W), Tanglewood, The MIlls 7:37 Poinciana Rd I Hampton Cit (W) 7:35 PoInciana Rd I Japonica Rd 1:40 Lake Howell Rd I Linden Rd 7:41 Lake Howell Rd I Ivy Ln 1:42 No. 5110 Lake Howell Rd 7:43 Lake Howell Rd I Dover Rd 7:43 Elsinore Ave I Linden Rd 7:47 Howell Branch Rd I Waumpi Yr Bus 26 Driver Mr. P. MhcelI Eastbresk (North) 7:31 Bonanza Ave & Athena Dr 7:33 Bonanza Ave I Ferndell Dr 7:33 Bonanza Ave I Balsam Dr lvi 110 DrlverMs.a P. DennIs Sedgefleld Apt,, Casa Aloma, Winter Woods 7:32 SR.436 & Sedgefield Apis 7:37 Casa Aloma Wy I Tierra Cir 7:39 Tierra Cir & Coventry Dr 7:42 Nottingham Dr I King Charles Ct 7:41 Nottingham Dr I Poinciana Rd 1:43 Nottingham Dr I Winter Woods Blvd Bus 29 Driver Ms. S. Largent Semoran North Apts, Slovak Garden, Eastkoek 7:10 Howell Branch Rd I Semoran North Apts 7:42 Howell Branch Rd & Moyses Rd 7:45 Eastbrook Blvd I Baxter Dr 7:15 Eastbrook Blvd I Bowman Dr 1:30 Balsam Dr & Cocos Ln Bus 45 Driver Ms. M. Jacobs Eastbro,k (South) Wreewsod (West) 1:30 Eastbrook Blvd & Australian Ci, 7:30 AustralIan dr I Peruvian Ln 7:33 PeruvIan Lit I Bougaravillea Dr 1:33 Bouganvillea Dr I Eastbrook Blvd 1:10 Tangerine Ave I Jackman Blvd Bus 129 DrIver Ms. F. McCuiley . los 130 Driver Ma. 0. Langlsri _____ __ Bus 115 DrIver Ms. S. Dunlisorn Somerset(N), Deer Rain 7:00 Brittany Cir & Benedict Way 7:01 BrIttany Cit I ivanhoe S 7:03 Jefferson Dr I Laurel Way 7:05 Laurel Way I Swallow Dr 7:06 Dew Drop Cove (E) I Eagle Cit 7:05 Eagle Cit I Blue Bird Ir Bus 19 DrIver Mr. R. Santulll Carriage Hill, Somerset, Lago Vista, Howell Cave 6:52 CarrIage Hill Fr & Shady Hollow 6:53 Carriage Hill Dr & Apple Hill Hollow 6:53 CarrIage Hill Dr I Lampilte Way 6:57 Carriage Hill Dr I Marigold Rd 6:55 MarIgold Rd I Winter Park Dr 6:39 WInter Park Dr I Wilshire Dr 7:03 Mark David Blvd & Winding Ridge Rd 7:05 Mark David Blvd I Mark David Ct 7:07 Red Bug Rd & Sterling Park Dr 7:09 No. 2530 Red Bug Rd 7:10 Red Bug Rd I Howell Cove Bus 15 DrIver Ms. I. Mason Lake Of The Woods, English Estales Lake Weed. lelaire North.JlI41itand Picas, Tiffany Square Apis, Granada Apis 6:50 Palm Dr & East Blvd 6:51 Glastonberry Rd I Poinsitta Ln 4:52 Glastonberry Rd I Derbyshire Rd 6:54 Birchwood Dr I Pinewood Dr 6:55 Cherrywood Dr & Summerwood Dr 6:56 Spartan Dr I Hwy 17.92 6:57 Hwy 17.92 Across from Andersons Nursery 6:35 LaKe of the Woods Rd I Wintergreen Blvd 6:59 Oxford Rd & LoctsInvar Dr 7:00 Fern Park Blvd & Fernwood Blvd 7:03 SR 436 & Granada Apis 7:04 SR 436 & WIlshire Blvd los 137 Driver Ms. J. laker English Woods 6:30 Dakota It I Yarmouth Rd 6:52 Oxford Rd I Carolton Rd 6:31 Oxford Rd I Hunterfield Rd 6:56 DerbyshIre Rd & Winston Rd lus 164 Driver Ms. 0. Ciaypssl English Woods, Indian HIlls 6:53 OrahamRdlDovirwoodld 6:57 Dakota It I WInnebago Yr 4:11 Talbet Rd I CollIer Dr 7:00 Kewennee It & sh0no, Tr los ISO Driver Mr. J. Irows Summit Apis, Penesibrook (I), TIe HIlls, Plantation, Squire 0cc, Semora. North Apis Meriting trls f students swolisd In 4 perIods. ____ 11:10 10*isllrIlW$euINIIIveLatssDr 11:40 $ISSIPSIMDr&WSIJvS$SlNISSU ,1I:1$NO.317WsttIvsSpriRt:.. Morning trips ton students enrolled in 6 periods. Time LAKE HOWELL ______ 11:3) 1144$lpiksgs Blvd 7:10 Robin Rd I SR430 • 1:11 sprIng Lake HIlls Dr & Like Dailiny TrIll 1:14 Spring Lake Hills Dr I $prIIL$AU4 Trail 1:31 Wymsre III Laki Destiny Apis ____ • __ • 7:31 Howell Branch Rd & Plantation Apis 7:34 Howell Branch Rd I Squire One 7:35 51.436 I Sundance Apt, 1:01 Highland Dr I South St 7:02 South St I Lake Rd 7:03 No. 412 Prairie Lake Dr (S)mpson Park) 7:05 Lakeview Dr I Prairie l4e Dr Apts,IoarLake(Seutls) Academy Dr I Lakeviow Cit Pearl Lake CswyI Plsgah Ave Pearl Lake Cswy & Pearivlow Dr McNeIl Nd I Eden Park Ave luitnetl Nd I Eden Park Ave 7:35 Oxford Rd & Caroiton Rd 7:10 Winston Rd & Markinaham Rd 7:42 Oxtord Rd I Huntertire Rd 7:43 Oxford Rd & Derbyshire Rd 7:45 DerbyshIre Rd & Winston Rd Bus 101 Driver Mr. R. Trout Summit Apts, Forest Brook (I) Lake Ann, Newell Estates 7:30 31.436 1 Summit Apts 7:33 Lake Howell Rd I Derbyshire Rd 7:36 Lake Howell Rd I Tuscarora It 7:35 LaKe Howell Lit I Ruby Ct 7:43 Lake Howell Lit I "Schweitzers" Stop 7:44 Lake Howell Lit & Lake Ann Lit 7:43 Lake Ann Lit & Ranch Rd 7:50 Dike Rd I Pumping Station (NE of Howell Estates) lus 13 DrIver Mr. A. Martin Plantation Apt,, Squire One, Sundanc, £ Marbeya Club Apis, Sausollta Coed 7,01 Tollgate Tr & Sweetbriar Branch Blvd 7:02 Sweetbriar Branch Blvd & Eastern Fork 7:03 DevonshIre Blvd I Preston Rd Bus 150 Driver Ms. B. Higgins Prairie Lake 6:37 Spring Lake Rd & Beverly Ave 6:59 Hamlln Dr & Tangelo Ave 3:11 WestLakelrantleyldl BrantleyHIiisCt 5:17 West Lake lrantioy Rd I Camolla Or 1:ht West Lake Brantley Rd I West Lake Brantley Or 5:2) Oak Dr I West Lake Irantley Dr 1:23 PoinsettIa Dr I West Lake Brantley Dr 5:25 Westwood Dr I "Hamel's" Stop 5:30 Hunt Club lIvd I Cumbsrland Cit 5:3) Hunt Club Blvd I Berkshire Cit 3:31 West Weklva Trail & Caitierclub Trail lust Driver Ms. 1.. Blelchner Wekiva (Nerffi.Iast), Hunter's Point, Sweetwater Club.Cove 3:20 East Wekiva Trail & Cambridge Dr 5:21 last Wekiva Trail & Essex Dr 5:23 Holderness Cit I Colyer Dr (East) 5:36 last Wekiva Trail I Ludlow Dr 1:77 Vast Wekiva Trail & Ledbury Or 5:29 Hunt Club Blvd I Master's Trail (Hunter's Point) 5:23 Sweetwater Club llvd I Sweetwater Club Cit 1:10 Weklva SprIngs Rd I Sweetwater Cove Blvd South 5:31 Weklva Springs Nd & Nlvsrbsnd Ave los 151 Driver Ms. N. Gull title Sweelwater Oaks (South) 5:11 Sweotwater Blvd South I Blue Lake Dr 1:32 Sweetwatsi 11W Sou$s Cpuntry$hde Or 5:14 Iwletwaten live SouthI Valley Or 5:10 Swestweterllvd5ou$hI$westwatefCreek Dr last los 3 DrIve' Mr. 1.. Plslnney Swsstwater Oaks (North), Sabal Point 3:13 WekIva Springs Nd •t No. 337 1:17 WettIva Springs Nd I Sebai Palm Dr 1:19 Weklva Springs RdI Sweetwatef Blvd North (East) 1:23 WekIva SprIngs NdI Fox Valley Dr (West) 1:11 Tulane Dr I Lyncistleld Ave 1:45 Wymore Nd & Wymore Grove Apis 1:41 spring Valley Nd I LIve Oak In 1:13 Spring Valley Rd Pilsanaidla Us 1:10 Spring Valley Nd I Lenleet Us 1:14 spring Valley Rd I Variety Tree CII 1:45 1pm, Valley Rd & $pmk30 Valley Lisp 1:0 Wymore Rd & Spring Lake Hills Apis 1:10 NeHlngwsU Troll I spring Cove Trail 1:10 lpmMgLakeNUleDII$prIngCswTrsN ________ Woodlands, Devonshire 6:33 Tollgate Tr & Meadow Creek Cove 6:37 Tollgate Ir I Willow Creek Cove 6:59 Tollgate Tr & Eastern Fork lvi? Driver Ms. N. Adkins LaUleettijApis 1:11 $prks, OIls 11W 1 NUcile Indigo Nd' 1:17 Green lrlar Blvd I HIckorywssd Ave 1:1 Green Iriar 11W £ UtIle WokIva Nd 1:21 Wilod St & LIttle Weliva Nd 1:23 Spring Oaks llvd I Little Wokiva Nd 1:24 Alhberry Us & Little WekIve Nd 1:21 Lakespur Ln I LIttle Wokiva Nd 1:27 Greenbriar llvd I MockIngbird Las 1:31 WeetheislIeld Ave & Noire Dame Dr 1:32 Clemson Dr I Baylor Ave 1:34 Clemson Dr & LyncIdhold Ave 1:35 Tuiate Dr & Trinity Ave 11:11 MavtthamWesdsldetlttepsedsnleit Longwood Grove 6:30 Longwood Hills Rd I CR,lfl 7:00 Longwood Hills Rd & Lake Emme Rd 7:02 E E Williamson Rd & Sunset Dr 1:01 E E Williamson Rd & Marcy Blvd 7:03 E E Williamson Rd & Tollgate It 7:00 E E Williamson Rd I Lochiomand Ave 1:09 E E WillIamson Rd I Sandalwood Way 7:10 E E WillIamson Rd & Parson Brown Way lus 114 DrIver Ms. 0. Gaits Iraniley Isles (Point £ Hills), Joulfor Estates. Wekiva (South) 5:15 West Lake Brantley Rd & Jennifer Hope Blvd 1:30 MarktsamWoodsNdIOldP.stNd lvii DrlverMs. 0. Doublet Spring Oils (Wails), ItoaIsflui Village, Wu*ailIsId, Spring Valley, Wymere Breve. spring Lake Hills (tismas £ Apis), *1:15 MirkUesWIsdeRIIOlsn.INisIUt 111$ 30111111* Wilds Rd & PSIIIWI II ____ BusIO3DriverMs.M.Or,ham LonlwoodhIlls Shadow Hills, Woodlands (N) Sandalwosd Highland Hills, 1:34 BearLakoldlMcNeilld 1:10 Montgomery Rd & Orson Irlar Blvd 1:15 Montgomery Rd I Esther Ut 1:21 SNI3O&JayDr 1:25 Douglas Rd & Highland St 1:34 Douglas Nd I Bayberry Nd 1:77 Douglas Nd I Candlewick Rd 1:32 Markham Woods Nd I Ibis Rd 1:33 Markham Woods Nd I Parsons Rd 1:14 Markham Woods Nd I GIon.Ittsel Us 1:30 Markham Woods Nd I "Lipton's" Step 1:37 Markham Woods Nd & SpanIsh Oak Trail EnglishWoods 733 Dakota Tr & Yarmouth Rd 7:36 Dakota It I Winnebago Tr 7:35 Taibot Rd & Collier Dr 7:40 Kewanee Yr & Shoshonee It English Woods, English Estates 7:05 - E Orange Ave I Wayman Ave BeerLakeld&CvbDr 5:34 liar Lake Nd & Sear lake dr 5:21 Llnisesl leach Dr I Bear Lake Cit 3:11 Llnnoal leach Dr & Sombrero Ave 1:31 Liswseai leach Dr I Via Palms Ca 3:11 Oranole Way I learview Dr los 110 DrIver Ms. I. Thomas Beer Lake (North) 5:11 lear Lake Nd I Oleaves CI 1:32 leer Lake Nd I Curtis Dr 1:74 Jerome Way I Curtis Dr 5:36 HolIday Ave I Lynnwocd Ave 5:10 Balmy leech Dr I Sunset Rd 5:29 Balmy leech Dr & Neil Rd 1:35 Floral Way I Sunset Rd S Page 6A Afternoon trips for all students. Time Bus 37 DrIver Ms. F. Coman Chancy Woods, Casselberry CS) 2:21 Winter Park Dr. I Camelot Way 2:25 WInter Park Dr. & Crystal Bowl Cir. 726 Winter Park Dr. I Queens Mirror dr. 2:21 S. Lakelripiet Or.&Queens Mirror Cir. 2:29 Overbrook Or. & Southcott Dr. 2:30 Overbrook Dr. & Sunset Dr. 2:31 Hwy. 17.97 I Piney Ridge Rd. (By Church) Bus U DrIver Ms. 0. Burkhardt Seminole Blvd. CE), Winter Park Dr. (N) 2:20 Seminole Blvd. & Hwy. 17.92 CE) 2:32 Seminole B'd. & Dinae Ct. 2?4 Seminole Blvd. & Winter Park Dr. 2:25 Winter Park Dr. & CroU St. 2:26 Winter Park Dr P. 7th St Bus IS) DrIver Mi. 0. Broadlseed Skylark, Lake Lucerne, Lake Hodge(S) 2:23 No. 500 Winter Park Ot. 2:26 Timberline It. & Colony Dr. (5) 2:20 Timberline Tr. & CR434 2:3) CR 434 & Talmo St. 2:32 Nursery Rd. 0. laimo St. 2:36 Highland St & Florida Ave. Bus 153 Driver Ms. M. Elgln 2:30 SR.430 I Sedgefieid Cir 2:33 WInter Woods Blvd & Nottingham Dr lus 156, Driver Mr. J. Brown Squire One I Plantation Apis 2:21 Howell Branch Rd & Squire One Apts 2:30 Howell Branch Rd I Plantation Apis lus 29 Driver Ms. S. La rgent Bus 166 DrIver Ms. 0. Clayp.ol lan 174 Driver Ms. M. Fullest 3:23 1:10 Sweetwater Blvd & Blue Lake Dr 1:31 lwee$water llvd I Wsklva SprIngs II 1:19 FocVahleyDr(West)IWellvalpriisesRd 2:02 label Palm Dr I Weklva Springs Nd Ses 4 Driver Ms. 0. Lyna MeffiwfliId Apis, liver Rum, I.iarwesd, Apple Valley, The Springs, Seclude Estates, Martlam Weeds 1:10 SR 461 Springs llvd 1:11 Mo.WgomeryNdlClearChannilDr 11:14 MerkSpMeIds NI & "lJpIeWi" lisp ____ 1:11 5:11 3:10 3:11 3:21 1:4 Hunt Club Blvd I Master's Trail 1:47 Sweetwater Club Blvd I lmilwetar Club dir 1:10 Weklva Springs Rd I Swoatwater dive Ilvd 1:13 Swestwater Blvd South & Sweitwetor Creek Or West 1:14 Sweetwater lIvd South 1Valley Dr 1:30 Sweetwater llvd I Countryside Dr 11:15 305,1115* WIlds III GrIligo Pam. 11:31 MedstsamWssdsRdIOldPest*d 11:11 MarkhaM WIlds Rd I Ipanisis OIl Trill ______ 10:30 LwtckIS.ldAveITvlIneDr 10:36 Trlellplve&TVilNOr 10:4 LyncMIaldAV&CIolaesor 11:41 SsplerAve&ClsmsunDr 30:13 Wsalk.riNile Ave & Cluiun Dr Wdi Ma*s*aryld&lsIsrUt ... 10:15 U1*hI1flLy RIIPSSIIIOIVSIS,e • $:IS,MjIu.JniryId$C$WCkjmiuIDr ,. 30:11 MIJLIIIPI1WV W I louis 41 $1430 lvi 6 DrIver 305.5. Sordid Pirest City, Pearl Lake Apis, leer Lake, Lewaid. Traltwsed Estates, Oskland Hills, Forest City Reed 12:10 AcademyDr&PlsgaliAve 12:11 Pearl Lake Cswy I Pligak Ave (Pearl Lake Apis) 12:17 Pssri Lake dewy I Peariviow Dr 12:16 BIer Lake Nd & Anna Dr 12:17 leer Lake Rd I Olisves CI 12:19 Cswlis Dr & Heroine Way 12:20 Holidey Ave & Lynn*ood Av 12:22 Floral Way I Sunset Nd 12:23 Balmy leads Dr & Neil Nd 12:21 Balmy leads Dr I Sunset Rd 12:25 leer Lake Nd & leer Lake dir 12:29 Litvwal leach Or & Sombrero Ave 12:33 Hwy 411 & Overland Nd 12:34 Oranole Way I $ssrvisw Dr 12:40 lvrmell Nd & Eden Part Ave 12:41 Balsa Dr & Northwestern Ave 13:44 C41 I Oaklando Or 12:47 C41 I Hillvlew Dr 12:45 C421 I Ariotta St los? DrIver Ms. N. Allies BraMhey kiss (Hills Peed). JsesIfsr 1511151, WeIlva huh's Point, Iwailwater Oaks (Cove, CI0) SaUl Pels 1:10 WedUke$rantleyNdIJem%Jfar10 1:13 West Lake Brantley Nd& Irantley Hills Ct 1:11 West Lake Brantley Nd I Camille Cl 1:17 West Like Braniley R4I West Lake lrantiey Or 1:1 OekOrIWestL*el.'antleyDr 1:21 Poinspflla Dr & West Lake kafWIey Dr 1:23 WelIweed Dr I "Hamsi's" Stop 1:10 Hunt Club 11W & Cumberland dr 1:29 Hunt Club 11W I lirkiNre Cit 1:33 West Wekiva Yr & Canterciub Yr 1:34 last Weklva Yr & Cambridge Dr 1:30 Nolderneis dir & Co(yer Dr (East) 1:10 Last Weklva Yr 6 Ludlow Dr 1:41 last Wekiva Tr & Lldbury Dr liii B,),. Ms.N. leNs M$em Weds. Tbs *11,1, Sesilu4sr like. Islet Peed ___ 10:11 $L430&J.YDr *16 $1430 I lilsst Ave 12:17 Douglas Rd I Candlewick Nd 12:32 Markham Woods Nd I Ibis Rd 17:33 Markham Woods Nt & Peanuts Nd 12:34 Markham Woods Rd & OlIn Ethel In 17:34 Markham Woods & "Lipton's" Stop 17:37 Markham Woods Rd & Spanish Oak Re 12:31 Markham Woods Nd I Old Peel Rd ____ Continued From IosO DrIver Ms. 0. Burdick Wymere Grove Apis, Spring Valley, Briarwood 5:11 Wymore Rd I Wymore Grove Apts 3:77 Spring Valley Nd I Live Oak Ln 1:23 Spring Valley Rd & Pineneedle Lit 1:21 Spring Valley Rd & Oreenleaf Ln 1:21 Spring Valley Rd & Longieaf Lit 5:11 Spring Valley Rd & Variety Tree Cit 5:21 Spring Valley Rd & Spring Vailey Loop 3:31 SN431 & Jay Dr 5:33 SNI3I I Frances Dr lus 17$ Driver Mr. L. Pay Spring Lake Hills (Homes £ Apts) Lake Destiny ApIs 5:15 Wymore Rd & Pacesetter Apis 5:21 Wymore Rd I SprIng Lake Hilts Dr 3:23 Spring Cove Yr I Rollingwood Yr 1:11 Spring Cove In Spring Lake Hills Dr 3:34 Lake Destiny Yr & Spring Lake Hills Dr 5:31 SprIngwood Yr I Spring Lake Hills Dr BusS Driver Ms. S. Baidree Forest City Read, Oakland Hills, Trailwsed Estates 5:10 Northwestern Ave I Baits Dr 3:23 CII) I Oaklando Dr 1:34 CIII I Hiliview Dr 1:34 CII) & OrlIn Acres Camp 5:21 C431 6. Arletta St Bosh Driver Ms. J. lerry Forest CIty(SevtIIOISRI3I),Pearl Lake 12:10 Montgomeryftd&EsttsesLn 12:21 SN 434 & Jay Dr 12:23 Douglas Rd I Highland St 12:36 Douglas Nd & l.yberry Nd _____ 11:16 Cdli & Green Acres Camp 11:11k C.4lssmvlowDr 11:1P C.431&OakheiWsDr 11:33 Svniwftld&IdenPaikAve 11:30 Oranele Wey I liarview Dr 11:37 Llnneal loads Dr & Vie Patina Cue 11:15 LkwieallesdsDrllomb'sreAve 11:19 UiwtialhladsDr&Issrl.*iClr I 11:30 liar LIII 146 Cub Dr 11:34 l41M)tlIedlDrI$unssl*l 11:35 IslmvleeclsDrlMUld 11:34 PlualWey6.$imset*d 11:37 HolIday Ave I Lynnsl Ave 11:15 CurtieOr&JeismeWay 11:10 li1.aUhdIG1esvesC9, 11:41 IIWLaUII&AIIIIODI *1:43 IsIs Lake Rd & McNeil Nd 11:13 Eden Park Ave 6 McNeil Rd 11:41 PsiitvIiwOr 11:14 NarlLakldswylPlsgakAvs lhit. MuIrnt Dr I LakevIset Cl, _____ Valley The Springs, Sanlande Estates, MarlIam Welds 13:10 SN 4111 Springs 11W 13:14 Montgomery Nd & Clear Channel Dr 12:14 Montgomery Rd & Greriar Blvd S LAKE HOWELL Montgomery Rd - Su"lh of 51434 Montgomery Nd I Clear Channel Dr 1:15 LIIIII Weklva Rd 5. WiidwoOd St 5:11 LIttle WekIva Nd & Oreonbrlar Blvd 3:11 1:16 1 5 -. -• _____ __ .' IS.P ". ' -, :t •S 5S 5 ••• - - �BLONDIE Frldsy,Aug. 17, im SA—Evanlng Herald Sanford, Fl. 1AI4KS OR IHAVE 1 (n.is5oBu1HERE '-. 254 BACK component fl4ATEXTQA 254 Cout.D ICICI< BE Answer to Previous Punle ACROSS 53 Mental by C1Uc Youno 1 Persian ruler I board(ebbr.) IL point l4Unbusy fjnas CILIA I0lTITLIj$PIHl0IN Abominable 80 Winter bird snowman ood l6 Snake syes 61 Hankoftwine CI0i ______ ____ I l7 Eyeamorously62F 18 Ethereal being 20 British sea __________ _________ 8l1 I _________ __ _____ _____ BEETLE BAILEY so IF I EVER GOT HIM HRE IN THE ARMY X D SHAPE HIM UP J THAT PEOPLE EASY-GOING 9 Songs of _________ _________ 8-Il Li I I _______ - _ _________ ______ 12 _____ THE BORN LOSER RAW Al OOP Ii' — LIJ __________________________ by Art Sansorn _______ IUMW ii' - T - - ——— \ a I - - - - — - 22 _______ (TO KEEP TRACP(OF gg . PURCHASES'" f" IT'S PROGRAMED TO 00 ALL AfD 28 29 30 31 I me 43 i - - 48 53 - - - - 57 58 I 0 . ——— so si 55 I I 59 so - - at 82 — L' _____ 11 11351a"11 - i _ _ 11 ' - HOROSCOPE ___ I f - F _ _____ _________________ 0 _ ell EEK& _____ _______ 9 - I ________ ____ _____ _______ ____________ F1AOI HIM p.JIft' 1Th)'r ___ A H I _________ '"L41' Im 110j WIN wait a'oatd 9 ' .,' (or you to make i •J 7 5 J4 won't become you. ysurinind. You have atenclencyto cornLEO (July 23.Aug.fl) allow old, volatile issues to plicate matt ers by mak ing muchmoreofthemthanthey surface today. make a quick exit and let the really are. me less critical you spollaports fight it out. Your are. the more chances you have new Adro'Graph Letter tells for success. you what Lies ahead for you and PISCES (Feb. 20March 20) A ' )t the year following your dror.g.wtni friend may try to birthday. Get yours hy mailing pre ssure you into doing things _ _ $lforeachtoAdroGrapb,Box hlaorherwaytoday.Don'tbe 499, R.din aty Station, N.Y. ___ '-g 10019, Be sure to specify birth you teei is not in yourimage. .. ••• .o- - I . IF C)' - 10. ' - . t#_ 'f/f' OIflb,NIA..TM.U.5pj, _ _____________ ______________________________ ø.( PRISCILLA'S POP (P I5 J,MY.'4,EP \ STILL A SWINGING BACHELOR EH, FELIJ FULL CF VI( ANP PLAY, UN LOTS OF ANP FUN.'WHAT S1RnES.mJS1C, A LIFE.' 1 ,GIRLS' by Al IPQ&LY OFF WELL. I L'JT HAVE ITO 6UY SAE NT FE'.RT1O TELLThEM I EXPEN91' LET US rM &NG 10 A INEW STEREO KEEP WHflt QLllPMEt'41 EM '1CU ,, ..-' ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ ___ ______ _______ _____ ____ _____ ____ BUGS BUNNY HEY, StsIf.I Hsimdalil S AM tM I HAP FOR INVNTINA jppy.' •A Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South ' Wests king and a third club led. Pete ,_~ rut fed, led a spade to • 1~ .. 1. only doesn't understand but aggravates it, says Leo .I Baldwin, founder and . ' I. Royce . MR. AND MRS. ROBERT LEE RANDALL Williams, cousin of the groom, and Nakia The reception washeld at the Westaide Center. Riggins, Shannon Hampton and Gall McIntyre. The The couple will make their home In Sanford Flower girls were ployed as a recreational at Sanford Housing Authority, and the groom is employed by Hubbard Construction Co. Lavern Thames. Roosevelt Lamar. where the bride is Dear I - aide MARVA HAWKINS . to pay half. Amloutollineto ignore their brazen suggestion even though WOuldn't luten. it's just whither deition- stration of liofl the idow has been hurt: no one' cares about her," who's had the PrOPS sleep. or can't stand to go to the baker), because her Persons tAARP husband liked under When shw' ready to try lift' again. the volunteer lit groups of 10 to 15, front volunteers learn gives tier pettinssion because she need.s it. If you've been itiarried for 311 )C,ii*.,,. vou've lived rigidly knocked out front them." Or to. because she suddenly in Washington, D.C. "11w public deals very abrasively with people who have every right to be in - their own experience and Baldwin's staff of nine - breaks down at the water cooler. "There's nothing wrong what to do when their WPS b learns front ,I neighbor or I)CO.SiOlIN 10I IINIIIV NOCial mourning," he says. "You hear it all the time: her says She has suffered a friend, a veteran's group or the obituaries that Mrs. \ husband died six weeks ago and she isn't over it yet?" devastating loss, but the public doesn't help her just lost her husband." Forty-five days later, appreciate that." after with those feelings," he don't understand that though. activities oiiiuiituient Made by were l'iii iisarried. No sudvoure' ahme. Do you think it's '.'as to sa, "Well, lie's ,oiu,', litre go'.' (lenl WPSvolunteer.visits Mrs. X and finds her, say, in it state of shock, "In that case. you try it) respond in any nay she. Voluntarily. Baldwin began recruiting them in '73 after research that that wirriat't' noni1'r. I dollA ~o Illitillunt out with Illull Aoilt. because the 'eiisseiole brigade" has disbanded, a Some "experts" do because especially. that people %hat S SIY ttuii't they. mean under eiiwtlonal stress. \nd II you do leave, of how you live that you be helpful to sonleolle else Association of Retired recoil front shock, and at Harvard Medical School and, if we do, perience them the same way or at the same rate. Or that during "recovery," indicated that "a major resource for people in grief'' is individuals who've grieved themselves and not only survived, "but her or arrange her life." shove Mrs. X trite a .ingles' bar. though. ''She says you hays.' pIrIlissisrI Is inak new friends in social cir- say, a relapse can occur reconstructed their lives. A Maybe. you stay; illaybe culustaticei, th:it carlier sending you back to phase one. "And since we don't majority of AARP inembers Is singles, most as a result of widowhood," he you leave and coiiie back. would not have been the husband never periiutted black badges, we ad as though everyone publicly visible ought to be in full control all the time," Baldwin says. "So the new widow thinks helped finance that research," And why he then founded WI'S. He started with .10 widows, 45 to 72, in Morris County, N.J., because "we found a climate amenable to the program there." with the recovery that no B.H.: u1tititt'i' understand hood, and "proof by virtue - mates.. outburst substdes stipulations for volunteers; I t conducted by the American We ,*It*s better to ,tav until tile * two )ears of witlowieri- period lasts 18 months. We don't realze that there are stages to grief shock, CONFIDENTIAL TO S.B. IN Heed the wise advice of we're better off than they? LI,aUedthebrIdesniotherto . Ind out how many guests we ________________ MOTHER Joseph Zabsra, the 13th century GROOM'S re a llowed to have, and i Spsikh Hebrew physician and ed to pay for any extra the groom's DEAR MOTHER: You are poet who wrote: people we wanted to invite over was also their son's wedding correct about what the etiquette and above the number. She andtheypaldforha]foflt," "Before the trouble comes, say. But in MY book, said, "We never had any Abby, every etiquette book consideration and common advice obtain; trouble with our other I've ever seen plainly dates etiquette. In 'After It baa come, advice is oun " ..da ughter's wedding because that the bride's family is some cases, the groom's vain." - two people ex she's losing her mind If she can't keep food down or indicates will be helpful," Baldwin says. ''You don't try to make decisions for You have, after all, committed yourself to bereaved, 'Not every day," Baldwin says, "But the volunteer does have that individual as his or her primary concern for lift' ¶,OIUIIELer doe s n't perimssable. :\tid if site wttnls to but feels she'd be him, the betraying volunteer says, if there's somethIng you want to do, at least explore it. She Say, your husband was wrong 01' YOU're 1 that time." doesn't At SOZflC point, Mt's. X will go through "recoil fool." Gardening . ______ by leading trumps From •'Sfitchin'Time _________________ dummy. .j You hold: • A 1082 -. KJ94 __ S 1k P lants . ": . . : Adapts To Fashion Si'llhouette Eve- start gettins rid of From Seed ,.' - . ' _ '.' _1. I." k;:V .. Are _ plants seen throughout the county seems to entice home gardeners to get out their garden tools and plant. - tt . . ____ . - .- - . . .. ' -• , But whether or not you're 11 plant . ______ . 'L . . 1: . :....: 1. . , ' Reward Confusing, The rich displays of flowering • KQJ7 The bidding is opened to your right with one diamond. Vou make a takeout double. hut everyone passes. A Washngtofl reader asks what he .hosild lead. The queen of diamonds is the correct lead. You want to Grown _____ . * 1 _ •Q . within tile last year, not for people who have problems twcausethey're single," lie if X tells you to get out, Mrs. stresses.i Now there are 8 chapters nationally but still only two .. the average grieving supposed to put on the wedding. parents have not only shared I realize that weddings cost a expenses, they've put on the lot, but if people can't afford It wedding. But that happens only they shouldn't expect the other u they're delighted with the family Abby 11 . suffered lu.rt'avcment I " coordinator of the Widowed Persons Service tWPS), i inent." he says. Even who've - 91 ... She'll be alone with her grief in a society that not - -1 14:.. w Haws, e tried to get him to wait, but _______________ _______ ICORM (Oct. g ~. man. Usher- .EAR ABBY: Our son never with girls, so Rid much e fell for the first one who paid ' .ajiyattentIontoh1mand they're LII 1k mIPIPI. _______________ ______ . ' 1. his hand to pick up that 10 of spades. Also note that if East had held all four trumps Pete would have been able to get out with Just two trump losers K Q 10 i* North ______ _____________ ________ *18432 ____ ) i,:. SOUTH 1• ARM rd 21-AprIl 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ) Pass 2• Lack of funde may stop you Talts situatlono at face value Pass 2 •__ 4• from making social corn- today. Trying to dluect Pass Pass initments today, bug 't fret. everything or looking for Something unexpected will hidden explanatIons could Opening lead: •io 1 dilate their moaning and value. occur to malts titls a pless dey. TAU8 (April __________________ ) LIRRA (Sept, 230c1,23) y Assure ns to you suddenly By Oswald Jaceby not to ad Dal todin7 ss todny, bit they may not mean sad Alas Seatag Pete looked 7011 beyond )MJj3. res ft wifl only too friadrate you if they aren't haS$diMCeIItIO*OOInpldIIIg over the dummy with his usa al pessimism, Looks easy." he whit you attained, Play Uthip too.,, thought. That IL unless r _________ ________ • j76 3 •Q762 Q 108 •iooa bride's book was kept by best will feed and comfort her and then, neighbors, friends and family will fall away. .I to rop West's 10, concede a trick to the ace of hearts and make his contract. Note that Pete had to choose the right way to get to VA 9875 A headpiece of as " . from shock. That's when you get the copious crying, the inexplicable emotional outbursts the feelings of guilt, anger and resent- - ml women so, the "casserole brigade" ' easgto play his ace oI trumps •'•-- Their flowers were similar. Edwin M. Duvall served . For the next six weeks or I" hand by playing dummy's king of diamonds followed by a diamond ruff. Then it was EAST 9 132 date. ____ __ WEST 0KQ10$ father, the bride chose for her vows a form al antique satin princess-styled gown, fashioned with a lace overlay. Th e high neck and wrist length sleeves were accented with lace. The gently flowing lace chapel train was bordered with white heart-shaped - America. , ,.Brazen Suggesta'ion Is Not ,,'In om s iquette Book dummy's • K$82 •AKJ3 . . . &17-A NORTH Act quickly, because they won't yourself trying to get even. it Given in marriage by her Their gowns were identical to the honor attendant's. and 1' ' low spade was won by NEW YORK NEA I i, BRIDGE AT Mrs. Robert Riggins, sisters of the bride, and Sheila Gipson. i.. She just became a widow at , the average age in Widowed They agreed to undergo the live, three-hour training sessions to learn how to work, one to one, With new Widows. This is a program for people men I ,: health. function of the thyroid gland your Riggins and Cleorla sequins. However,I am sending you The and any associated endocrine Health Letter number 7-8, abnormality. Use your inner senses to Y(*JR BIRTHDAY prevei*aiecondflare.up. *tisms Some unusual Opportunities CAPRICORN (Dec. an. will be heading your way' this 19) Forgive and forget quickly coming year, but you mot take today, or tidegi could smolder care thatyoudcn'tstton them. within you and you may find .p t MMI) MR ME. lit. . of _________ byHowlsSchn.ldsr ¶j portant to For Saturday, August 18, 1979 iM ' ______ MEEK j)%jtuILlco _____ __________ Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of the Randall, Sr. medical problem at all,I think than done In some cam. Then you can safely assume that is no direct treatment for the your doctor's silence means hyperplgnientatlon other than that he doesn't think it's fin- through the control of BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL C,- 9,., k:v~. blue gown with a sheer jacket. She carried a bouquet of mixed daisies and wore a spray of baby's 1838 Coolidge late Mr- of the liver without having any function. That's a lot easier said I VS breath in her hair. Bridesmaids were FeIlta Heder of since you've never used p4pnent. alcohol, thid couldn't be your The bed control of almost all problem. of the symptoms of an Knowing how often a person overactive thyroid gland is can have a alight enlargement optIzna1 regulation of thyroid I \fo SpecIal to the Herald Joyce Marie Jones at. tended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a baby Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ie of the complications of this as diabetes. And alcoholism can deep bronze color from contribute to a fatty liver but increased formation e s baby's breath secured veil of net and matching lace. Amos C. Jones performed ,the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter certain medical problem such disease. The skin may W a very - g . Your For Comes By EWE GROSSMAN Robert Lee Randall were . • married Aug. 4, at 2 p.m., the at Westside Improvement Association Community Center. Rev, ticularlyif a person Is on a very glands over the kidneys. This is low-carbohydrate diet or lit sometimes called Addison's 49 ——— ____________________ - ———— 421 45 46 47 52 111111111111111111111111111111 11111111 - Help - __ _________________ Brigade ' 'Casserole After Randall Joyce Marie Riggins and you. inafewcaseslsanincreasein The liver can become fairly the plginentatlon of large from heart failure which The skin pigmentation depends would present other symptoms upontheactivityofthemelanln that you would be aware of. It cells deep In the skin. 'these 'e can enlarge from a number of affected by hOrMOneL Perhaps liver diseaseswhith tend also to the most striking example is a produce symptoms. Fat can prion with advanced disease accumulate in the liver, par- of theadrenalglands, the small 33 an 1.11!)11 iggins, . id your doctor would have told —— 38 39 44 by Bob dication of a medical problem, - ———— ARCHIE COMPUTER IN OUR _____ HOME T - - 36 ——— _____________________________ - ____________________ - ___ I - __________________________ 35 _ DADDY, WHY A - R yce Ex c important significance. I'm and if there Is any cure for it? sire in your case that if the DEAR READER enlargement had been an u1 lettersuggest.s thatyouhavean 20 21 25 26 27 — L - 32 _ _____ _______ P i Jo Robert determine the size of your liver. still losing my hair and now I It's not uncommon to find a have hype rpigmentatlon. Will slight enlargement of the liver, you please explain the in. In many instances, it has 110 creased pigmentation to me ir 19 24 TX-FQOT , — - = = = 16 1 - - 14 13 - - O UF I H ______ t (abbr.) spread 38 Put down 11 Celtic peasant 39 More uncanny 56 Mountains (abbr.) 19 Dance step 40 Drive (abbr.) - _________ with a long, damped, self. a addressed envelope for it. Send deep breath, the dIPhT your request, to me, in care of moves down and pushes the this newspaper, P0 Box 1551, liver down. That's why the Radio City Station, New York doctor places his fingers Just r'v 10019. underneath the right ri bs and DEAR DR. LAMB — I have asks you to take a deep breath been having thyroid trouble for during your abdominal thepastsixyeara. Ihad thyroid examination. He's feeling to surgery eight years ago. I'm _. - . diaphragm just underneath right ribs. When you take II 54 Genetic Douce" materi al 34 Actor Duryea 10 Vegetable 48 Mean dog 52 Largest continent :; , 45 Hairy man have never indulged in diinklng. Living With Your Liver. Other DEAR READER — Your readers who want this issue can liver rests against the send 75 cents in check or coin . 31 praise 42 Birds home 44 Soft breeze LIKE ? serious? My doctor just told me that I had it and said no more. I 26 Grow weary 47 Cease 27 Smallsword 49 Seize 29 Approv. 50 Spirit lamp 30 Tow 51 Origin 36_ Mater, percent 6 Paddle school 7 Idol-like 37 Tilted 41 Singer Bob 8 Murder Friday, Aug. 17,I7—fA 41 Of God (Let) 43 Norwegian 46 Drift feeling 35 Land measure 5 Donate ten WHAT IS MAYBE ITS SINCERE i4E'S THERE ABOUT BECAUSE HE ANP GOOP-NATUREP PERRY COMO 60 CALM ANP ANP PLEASANT 0 by sheep 25 Annoying Tenpenny herdsman __________ ILKI$1 23 Forsake dramatist 24 Sound made 44 Eliminates 3 Bohemian 33 Mideast Mod WaNter by 21 Superlative suffix 22 Auspices I SOIi9tfU 24 Nips Starr 28 Sea creatures 2 Colors 32 Slanted _ 111 f __________ _______ TI NIUDI ru0 OUR,SELVES Uncommon DEARDLLAMB—I would like to know me lont eiilargedllver.I'm66and have F Dr. been told that my li ver is enlarged. Could you tell me Lamb what causes it and If it's 01 FlIj(TjjOHt *IHJ 11M1 DOWN hero _______ E Not Is T1 4u1,, Ik I h II0 59 Half hitch 15 _____ Liver 5 Three (prefix) 55 Something lTiIIINI.JAI2J*I._.tInI1I 8 Screwball (ii.) _lulsIeIDuIPLLIAINlDI l2Atmosphere SlChakcecovsr PNPILIYI I13 Olympic 58 Compass IeIauoILIs •Iii*ii I. / ______ IJI I I FI PI Pt'I°II PIHISI (1) ME M E lN'TOA4i3i4ER TAX DOING TWAT _______________ readily cross-pollinated, such drained, and fine in texture. as sweet corn, squash and You may use commercially prepared mixes or materials Containers for sta rt ing your can be mixed at home, seeds should be clean, sturdy, For Information call l'om ) and fit into the space available pumpkins, TOM DAVIS Urban Horticulturist for growing plants in the home. Davis, Seminole County Urban Having the proper container Horticultist at the Agricultural think flowers or vegetables, I Chat starting plants from seed ing seedlings off to a good Center, Sanford. start and may save work in gardener knows the proper later stages of seed develop- ;'11 :- . I causes the most confusion, OtYl...916$4. j4 y.u' he aorat deeppoiigej rYthhtgbadcanhappen. Ihad Your partner almost surely WALL. YA Without ""g It Growing plants from has some high ones and you lake out Insurance, i techniques for selecting, ment. Wooden flats, plastic WANT ?ATGHBP todi,y If 7011 eapsct pus 10 hIIp better corn. cit so oinng that be very rewarding 1 ° . Then Pete came to his hand sacrifice your queen in hope .................................... producing, handling and storing trays, clay and plast ic pots, designed for working on ByJOANNESCHREIBER UP will think you are trying to Y0utdtr0uble. 1'tfor with Iht ace of diamonds and of eventually stopping declarcertain gui delines are followed. seed. Seed from hybrid peat pots, and peat pellets can the pery materia s. 8pecial o the h1enaN ,;' IN rauif and you'll corn. ott led a low spade. West .—: er from taking tn impose your views on thsm. . . with Plants of many annual plants should never be kept. all be used for seed production. Helm on. Siflali ones. .. et. with the queen and when East Don't pm my law _____ —Use a No, I needie If you flowers and vegetables may be Likewise, it may be unwise to : showed out Pete was In a 'Nl'WSPAI'KHKNTENI'HISKA$.SN.) The medlwmi used for starting Don't be afraid to sew C*NC can find on., otherwise a . started indoors. Vigorous keep seed from plants that are seed should be loose, well 11 tJim. 2l4tiIy ) pessimist's heaven. The insur. Silk, (For a copy 01 JACOB)' needle plants started Indoors flower oil. Moj)EMN. sovid to.. Win a 21)Ancldpsublsmyouthouglg g, you .ty (dey, Laevs That's the advice of couture Pete still had woes to do, Bridge" cars sooner and produce an earlier ___________________________________ this n.wspaSet your mat' .. to be deed aid burled may 1g.at ofo to ab cg Wcsi ii'd a second club. Pete per. P.0, Box of designer Charles KIelbacker, harvest than those sta rted fanfrect lijuff again todey. ffooqPth)thngshouj4ppop, whohasbeentouringthenatlon l4sUtchespsrinch,wlthhlght, played a heart to his queen Station. N•w489. York, N.Y. ' . outdoors, Home gardeners can tension and light after East ducked. A second I too 19 11 K.fI' 'dI'W6'' ''! to talk with fashion-aware balanced 1. . also grow varieties that may _f•I? I_I . . e sewers about sewing with SPIDEI-MAN not be available from local U: .. Don't try to °' Pwe silk handkerchief linen. In shades of plum and nurseries, . ______ ' - . - _____ -. _______ _____ l ____ ____ .:. , __ S .:, • ____ • ____ S ____ , :,............................................ I . S Z S . P 1. _____ _____ ( P111*10' " 00 4 1 &I.?PI$ONNP1Pi. .siuri' iI p .. S a' Ike" i'Il _'_ * S __ ' SS TUMSLVWIIDS IdOl' M— I HO9 rPSA CHlCPN, CU A PVFF)O Al?P1'6OT NO NM/NIFPtP$r3 W ' HO9I1SA APIIIW ,Pfltl(*r1H ..• RJM 1 . _______ __ ___ ___ __ ____________ 5.3 ___ __ __ I MPJOW ................. ;' '' •;: . / \ , . . p . • •' - I _______________ ___ . - - W _____________________ - . a S _ IIIIIIIII _____________________________ 3.. ___ • S ,,P,, ', 1 ___ _ __ Is -. ____ .. •: .••' ,,',• . I •-.: wimIka ' • • , .-:' ', • -' ':' : 14! __ I 'jj•' __________ S _____ _____ _________________________ 'h __________ __ __ __ ___ ___ - ___:. ___ ____ .---.V9"_- ....... .. . _____ ______ ___ __ _____ __ ___ __ ' .. - . ______ __ S , S Have the Evening Herald mailed to you while you're away at school. It's like a letter from homel Call today. S S - S ___ ___________ ______ , _ Evening __ ______ functions. '4", __ ____ events or social __ mid _ CirculationD.pt.322.21 1 _______________________________________________ ______________________________ _____________ I_ S_S ____ .. •14 ... '5 . ,_ . S ':.•............... ' ow - news, sporting _____ _ 5 IF * ' ... 5 ' _ S S _ _ ____ . 5. 5 •,:, .q ., _______ __ , • __ 1 ______ ____ __ Don't miss out on any of the local ______ __ ___ _____ ____ _____ ____ €OLLE1E _____ ____ ____ ___ .............. 1.i ____ ______ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ _____ ______________________________ . m __ Me t ___ _____ _____ ND lW t I,.S COI ' ___ ii.r W S S ij CO" p 4 ZNII$ wv LJFPtOP S I (VJIJ...A)WI) S - S . _____ .. . S Proper selection of your S p i rflN' Spiritual Assembly S. tit to .- WI4LJT pwier,IS wM factU& ek9aW Iln*@-Piece cockl&U- - 9 Li U1 range, end mcd Mores don't carly It. Instead. thea. a In* of is dimmer Silk Mills representative all, good seeds should not long t*fore electr fiber polysat.r tluiad wai Charles Kisihacker Mvlses home sewers that It's ___________________ contain seed of other crops or *wing machines were • U join, U Ii ROW with silk. and weecle and should be the correct )itIMCL Silk is a natural fiber, coloryounoedforaniegf ety. For 1*4 results, buy f _______________________ vari quality seed from a reliable itworkswlth you when you sew. W,silk is i protein, like —Choose uncluttired pat. deals. Seeds sold ifl packages tSMyof should show crop, variety, heir. Linen and cotton we vgetable, while nylon, orion thsfabt. c____ Need iMments, U ad so forth - lastic (ey % any. Suds should be keep dry die). has been representing _ and cool to ensure good ger. si n. — No matter what the e In Sanford To mlna"' at planting. Paper fatuonable Silhouette of the comes naturally whim you packets are bed kept in tightly moment may be, says with Silk. SIIk-by4Myard can cans or jars until sealed $Iryird.$lItS k,hlbothet,sUk via adapIWL boss The Biltit faith will hold Its Pilatit $11per yird Is an aesr* Aasmbly of Sininole Hsr, fr ___ Cotmty at theI1ord Many new vegetable end ad a few fa1o. ' Q1c Ciatir biglimh t 3 p.m. I'Ups on sewing with silk: f4 flower seeds are hybrids. ThsSçiItimIAibIy*1l1conUnue through , -Bofve j11th4 or cattle a S dsy. 1.1 silk, preus It with a AdrwIIhPIWSuIhdMlk than ww varieties. Houvee, bytekis mmmUy hive iran, the wrong side. WORld ritail fir ibiut iNS ' Ths are sine mimbsri tb. Baha'I faith I toa increased vigor, better ij 3Q SomimmIs is e the hon does't — wu,* 7--I __________________ *S Mdo,NspiN,Oiai4e I imllormity, batter production, —Uy.sar,woddagwitha sewkra ft èiuwii I ad ledeesse mmrrsthng aria will be In reslatance. Each gardener ysir. from 'Epp&ng by plac it d.foIy. Cheese mint 11111111 011111111111 r.SmddI*q,ferIuIIRlI Pitt ySIsO1I1II : eo& ___ aid glamersan, E2 •rwhsmcttth*. we6iooIomsoIths It an '.li l miben, Mrs DOM im e,"C,d ga,, , -Uur scissors with a I 1 save their own seed. This ___ prsctieeleriskyunlomthe hiegorli shears which are Ipen sewing with silk for _____ 'Jt,.jf , - ' 4 He points out that people have I ........ I b* _____ - "•t. -. I '.. '. S 5. 4''ia I jW I P . ______ .- __ _______________________ - — ______________________ S .4 . i _____ -1 :.' ..., _.- -. _________________________ _ _ _ _ M . : ' ': -. . - __ 11,____ ___ , _IM S. �1SA-Evinlng Nrald, Sinford, Fl. FrIday, Aill. 17. 1fl9 Legal Notice Legal Notice - LfgoI Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS INVITATRNTOIID JULYIS.lm IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE OP RECRIPTOP APPLI. TICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RELOCATING PORTABLE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CATION FOR PERMIT TO CON. OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND BUILDING "DI" SEMINOLE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. PROBATE DIVISION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS STRUCT AIR POLLUTION AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN 015. COMMUNITY COLLEGE CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, NO. W111.CP , N.ticeefPvbftcHearings SOURCE Seated bids from Contractors will TRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF . IN RE: me Seminole County Board of FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE ZONING ORDINANCE, AND be received by Owner, Board of Cqrtmissioners will hold a Public CIVIL ACTION NO. 7.3?CA49k ESTATE OF The Florida Deportment of En. AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND Trustees for Seminole Community hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole F EDERAL NATIONAL MOR. IRMA EVADNA McGRAW, vlronmental Regulation has USE ELEMENT OF THE COM. College at 2:00 P.M., Sept. 4, 1979. in County Courthouse, Sanford, TOAGE ASSOCIATION, etc., receivedsnapplica$lonferapeq'mfl PREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE the board room of Seminole Com Plaintiff, Florida on September 11, 197, at Deceased to construct a Pathological In. CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. munity College, Sanford, Florida. NOTICEOFADMINIST'ATION 7: P.M., or as soon thereafter as VS. ciwratorawurceofalroollvtion.at ploilce is hereby given Put a The following is Included: possible to consider the following: THE ESTATE OF RAMON HERTO ALL PERSONS HAVING the Port of Sanford on Orange Public Hearing will be held at the Relocating a one story frame CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Boulevard In Lajie Monroe, Florida. commission Room in the City Hall building containing apprtimateiy A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR NANDEZ, etc., at al, D.fendants. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Thisapplicatlonhas been submitted in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 1,000 square feet from existing OF CHANGE ZONING OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED REGULATIONS NOTICEOPSALI by Acme Services Unlimited per. 7:0Oo'c$ockP.M.onAugus?27,i19, location to new location P Notice is hereby given that per. IN THE ESTATE: ALAN KING BIXBY-A.1 want to Chapter 17-2, FIot'Ida Ad. to consider changes and amend proximately 1,.fOofeetdistant onthe YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ministrative Code, of The depart. mantstotheZoningO AGRICULTURE TO R.1AA semi to the Final Judgment '.ce,and campus of Seminole Community SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Forec$o$iae and Sale entered in the that the administration of the estate m.nt'srulesregardingth.controlol amending the future Land Use College. DISTRICT PZ(9-S79).47.TheEsst causepondinglntheClrcuitCourtof of IRMA EVADNA McGRAW, emissions wtlth may affect the elemen$oftheComprehenhIvePan BiddocumentsareopentopubliC ½ of the SW'.is of ttue SE'As arid the the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in deceased, File Number 79-ll6-CP, is maintenance of National AIr Quality City of Sanford, Florida, as -i f,'jy$ Ai5 Si. ,J iSis ... t Si.- tI .. .*..4. .4 4 £. tI5 #4... rIlid. s,tdlnn hi 1k. rlrrul$ Mr t.,i,4.,,I. . .WU. -. .4 rJ Vi 4WHUI VIW '#JVflU 7, ---. ........- --. iv "i -. vipqwi: IlaricTor ov am;niivrivivr MT TI r Seminole County, Florida, Probate beginning SW corner of SE $4 run Civil Action No. 79-347.CA-09.K, the Copies of the aforementIoned A portion of that certain property Seminole Community College, F. W. Division, the address of which is application, the technical analysis East 152.7$ ft. North 43 ft., Last 70 undersigned Clerk wIll sell the lying between West 25th Street and Dodge Plan Room and Central ft., North lOft.. W 70 ft., W 10 ft., S. property situated In sold County, Post Office Drawer C, Sanford, performedbythe deparlmont's staff Santa Street arid betwein Granada Florida Builder's Exchange in Florida 32771. The name and ad- and their proposed decision ore 23 ft., West $42.17 ft., South to desaibed as: Avenue and French Avenue Is Oqiando;and may beobtained from ess of the personal represen- availabieforpubllc Inspection at the Beginning), and the East ½ of the LOt 10 of THE COLONNADES proposed to be rezoned from MR-i the offices of Gutmann Dragash NW'Asof the SE As less Road, all in THIRD SECTION, accordIng to the tativisattorneyaresetforthbelow. followIng location: (Multiple.Famliy Residential Associates Architects Planners, All persons having claims or SectIon 23. Township 21 South, plattheveofasrecordedin Pta? Book The State of Florida Dwelling) District to RMOI Incorporated, Sanford Atlantic demands against the estate are Range 30 East, Seminole County, ia, page Department of EnvIronof the Public Records Residential, National Bank Building, Suite 401, (Multiple-Family required, WITHIN THREE mont Regulation Fla., Less that Portion below the 35 SemInole County, Florida. Office and Institutional) District, P.O. Drawer 931, Sanford, Florida ft.contour and less that presently at public sale, tQ.the hIghest and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF St. Johns River District and amending the future Land Use 32771,uponrequestaCComPafliedby THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF zoned R.%AA above the 3319 Maguire Boulevard, tt e$ementoftheCompnuhenslvePlan. $13.00 deposit per 51$. best bidder for cash at 11:000'clock cohtour. (Further described as in am. on the day of September, 1975, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Suite 232 Deposit will be refunded in full for Said proØrty beIng more par- -- thlgeneral locatlonof the South side of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be Orlando, Florid. 3 p-i wishing to comment Ori any aspect of this action are ticutarly described as follows: Lots 23 through33and the West ½ of Lot 34, Block 9, Dreamwold, PB 3, two sets to contractors. submitting bonafide bids and return of documents In good usable condition Clerk of the Circuit COurt basis for the claim, the name and In writing to the address above County, Florida. blds.Refundforsetsinexcessof two Deouty cser l) SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK 17 South Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida 32101 Añomeys for Plaintiff PublIsh Aug. 17, 21, D79 M.I1 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THI ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE IYTHE CITY or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or unllquldated, the nature of the uncertainty shalt stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient COpies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk P* mall one copy to each personal representative. Allpersonsintecestedintt$eestate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are at the west front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. of Red Bug Road, across from RId Bug Elementary.) Consisting 0 1) held by the Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission on September 5, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, in Room 203, of the Seminole County Courthouse,Sanford,Fla.inorderto review, hear cOmments, and make recommendatIons to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County on the above application for relonlng. Those in attendance will be heard and written comments may be filed with the Land Development Manager. Hearings may be con. tinued from time to time as found necessary.Furthesdetailsavailable SANFORD, FLORIDA. ffo$lce Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the CIty Hall required, inttie City of Sanford, Florida, at board of County Corn-;mlssloners - Seminole County, Florida By: Robert French, Attest An$hur H. Beckwlth, jr. Publish Aug. 17,1979 DEM-$S THREE WITHIN iurlsdlctlon of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND All parties In Interest and citizens Groveland, Florida 32711 in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:Obo'clock P.M. on August 27, 7p, shall have an opportunity to be (904) 429-4144 AND LAKE JENNIE, RESERVING CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.11I7-CA-14-E _____ - eI$herbefors servlceon PetItioner's Mteriseyerlmmedl.telyffiereafter, alliar*isea default will be entered against you and your marriage to PetItioner wIll be disOlved. ____ _____ - - IPYOUM%$T . JRN yoc&e* ,, LAND..IL' - -_. ______ - Aiente ____________________ SS.374,174J1 3,773,44.O0 I ___ ,..,.. . -- ... . - - :. - . - -: - - - - - . ___ - - ' - 41 s us I. - , - - ' - - . . --- - - INTHICIRCUITCOURT,INAND 1BRFurnapt.,w-wcarpet FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. A-C.$ISOmo.4mo.lease 323-9010 Wife. ____________________ + dec. All other utilities paid. ____ •-. - ' iSNiL.M... fir ________ SP el Ai*, iS ORLANDO, Plaintiff, and CON- temey on Imniadlifety thereafter; Ait 11 $79, . STANCE J. ROSS arid THE " p • D$TO : RNMtNL ou ,, at __________ eip,ISes _____ • - - REPII$1$TATIVI - , me 31st - in t i79. at ma - - • - H. Ernest Morris, Sr. pets, s Reg. Real Estate Stoker 310 N. 17.92, Casselbenry, Fl. + securIty. 301-327- 5573. ___ S sMWImrv Lovely 3 BR, 2 B homi wig. shady ydonqulelstrwt. Cov.to. shopping & nsar schools. A goed buy only $41,000. turn, carport. No children, no ____ rd. -- FORREST ORIENt By owner 3 SR. 2$ INC. REALTORS Siock home. Terms avail. 322-0216 aft 6 $31033or33$.Cii sves. COMMUNITY BULLETIN Eve. 053-3411 701 Bldg. RoIling Hills beautiful 3 BR a B macnary homi. 2100 sq ft under roOf, 2 car garage. C ASH, drapes 0 carpet, Ip let, sihada. Golf coserie near, many extvau Priced $43,910 1mm. poesusisri. 5304Q4 Owner. CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322.7410 HIGH 1 DRY 3 SLOCKS TO OCEAN -CRESCENT BEACH 75*1W letS eiIy 17*. 11* In Osiry 3 BR, 3 bath block home. Central lILA. w.w carpet, screened porch, ladled yard, paved street 0 Much Mere. N pci. assumable mertsage. - . •Suu'1srWS,uIuIwi ___ ___ 5* W' to to MY WiN vesfis MV MWIPuilme is Nil JOHNNY WALKER RIAI. ESTATE INC. 3224417 AlL 1322-PIll - ..,., - Arthur $, 5*kwg, J,. ,' - LARGE COINER LOT MELLONVILLIAT1ITH. - -. . w.IT$OU$N - .' . - , . pll*J1Mspa -. NIIISNINI C*SINITL 5*-That (SEAL) - f$C . nIlilM.dirl ' 1 ACRI ZONED MOBILE BIG LAKE I 010110* - ' .., -' , . -- - .. . - '-s.SaSSat - ..,; . - '' .-,, ..•,.) OPUSCS1iPVS5- - ____ 1 ACRI'ZONID MOSILI -NEAR WIKIVA P*Ur.$ - - At HWY 1 11,001' - '-'- 1 :"- .--:- " I - - . C ' 1r'1 :'-.. - . . ,;. . - ' .' - -. '.'- - - - .1.'-' . . . .. ': -- - :r . "': - -:-" .- - - / :.' . ' -.-' . . . - - 'I 3 - - 'LOTS MULTIPLE $1ISS TOTAL - . .....: .L*1P,34,$0, ) I Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 0. Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-255- ZONED UNITS. - I I Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3566 or 323 7710 I 1971 Honda CB362 w-backrest&tuggagerack Mint cord. $600. 321.0379 196.4 Volkswagen Sedan, sun roof, runs good, needs 2 tires I tall lights worked on 10 pass insp., 5400. 323 0727. '68VW $050 322-1833 I J I i;ii - ___________________________ LawnMaintsnanc, Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 321009$ 323-8119 Air Conditioning, Heating, Electrical, Plumbing Service & Repair. r_l. I a-'_a" i.arry rur rreq tsi. O1I-6?94 Lic., Bonded & Ins, -___ -- -------- Lawn Service The weather is perfect for a backyard sale -sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322 2611 or 831-9993. General Landscapinq. ROse specialists, lop soil & lill dirt, sod la'ying & free trimming. 73 2948. Ce,tral Heat & Air Cord. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at Light Hauling SEARS, Santurd 322-177) - AQHA Gelding "Chicacsaw Priest" 15.3 hands, cxc, youth show horse, top performer in lrail, western I English horsemanship. Over 30 1st places in local & AQHA Shows. Owner going to college. Call 322-0139. Used Refrigerators, all working $400. up. Free delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. 53—N- Radio Stereo Used color TV set 1?70 model. Zenith 25" works good, $123. Free Delivery. Sanford Furniture Salvage, l7-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. - Cash 322-4132 Laity's Mart, 213 Sanford Avt. Buy & Sell, the fInest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools.- Yard debris, Trash Apptlances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 Appliances Alan's Appliances Office Cleaning Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 68—Wanted to Buy Custom OIl ice Cleaning, corn. mercial, new const. Licensed, bonded I insured. Quality sarvlcs eVSr-yllmL Ph. 323-0541 or 660-5954. Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Noot 519G. 15? St., 322-3712 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322.1721. Porch Sale Sat., Aug. 15, 124 N. Sunland (Sunland Estates) 9-1. Dishes, few clean ladies' & Good used turn., appliances plumbing fixtures, bldg. materIal. 322.5639 Painting by Anthony Corino, In. tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 322-0071. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 569-5562. Ceramic Tile Repairs Residential & CommercIal Garage Sale 2 homes Markham Rd., Paola. Lots of goodies 10-5, Thurs-Sat. Follow signs. 72—Auction 198-9503; aft6S3O-71)5 D'essmaklng * AUCTION SALE * Dinettes from $35 to $105. Hurry for Bargains. 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 322-149). Open 'tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 3:30 FRI. NITE 7:30 PM isalance of Estate, something for everyone. Color & 8W TV's; chairs; sectional LRset; dec fans, all kinds; new tools: cast iron pots I fry pans; linens; lamps & 100's of misc. items. DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY-STAY LATE Sal. on-i 9-3 Ref. turn PVC pipes. misc. 195$ Washington Ave. - Dell's Aucon Center BIG GARAGE SALE SO) Lemon St. Saturday 9-7 - Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pct. disc. to Sr Cit. 339 6066, 668 8335. B&E Painting, interior-exterior, pressure cleaning, root coating. Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 332-7137 after 6 p.m. Alterations, Dressmaing Painting& Repair Drapes, Upholstery - 322-0707 Grooming & Boarng ANIMAL HAVEN PhotograpIc Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, 'sulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-5752. 3 Fam. garage sale. 1110 Washington Ave., Set I, Sun. 10 am. Oil heater, shelves, furn. & People who like money use low cost classified ads to buy, sell, or trade. misc. Weiboldts Camera Shop SUPER ANTIQUE AUCTION Se.dsy, Avg. 1, 1:30 P.M. SHERATON PIN LIE ROAD (NEAR 1-4) WINTER PARK Victorian sofa and chairs, marble top tibIa, mahojany dining room suite, oak ice box, chIna cabinet, wall flleioni, wash.itan4, cherry book case, several pieces of wicker, glassware, pkturme, mirrors, pottery, Victor record plays,'. Too many Items to list. P01 SlAT RISIRVATIONS Plastering InteniorExterior Plastering Licensed I Bonded Call 322-2110 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1321 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING& REPAIR .G. BALINT&ASSOC. 322-1565 Pressure Cleaning 25 pet. off on all Upholstery cleaning (or the month of August. $313141. 321-0139 or 904-7344700 collect. Horns Repairs Vinyl Repair Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter, 339-4531. Vinyl repair & recoloring Save up to so pct. of reupholstery char-ge. 569-5577 Business... 5 ACRES, EAST OF EUSTIS. ZONED MOBILE HOME, $15,000. TERMS. -• .•'* -- 10 ACRES. DOUBLE ROW ORANGE GROVE. NON-TENDED NEAR HIGHWAY 46 IN. DUSTRIAL POTEN. TIAL 001000. TOTAL. BEST TERMS. 12 ACRES. ZONED FAMILY. SINGLE NEAR HIGHWAY 46. OFF AIRPORT BLVD. $41000. CRAZY TERMS. . - - - - __ - . -. , - - .-........ - .... .. - ... •...•,... - - - ------------ - 'A "Mo. I fl7•p7 .. - !• - __ - .T — - -. I a, " - - —, — -, - - --- — - — Upholstery INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 0 Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call CAll (311) U412 le JIM .1*11 ii ACRES ON 'LAKE BUTLER (VOLUSIA COUNTY) $42,000. - - RIR Pressure & Steam Cleaning, Roof, homes, trailers, etc. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed. 323-7151. - - — Sales, passport photos I fast - repair service. 332-6101, Ho lms PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 323-Ol29after$:30, - Sgt. u'eppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 323 1704. Hwy. 16 WesI, Sanford 323-5420 - Painting Ceramicille 54—Garage Sales -- - - Top Dollar Paid for luruk & used f $311 for further details. cars, trucks & heavy p ulnrn.n1,. I 3223990 ...77 Fc,rd r 100, P J OIds Delta Id -______________ '6-1 Dodge Dart. All cxc. cord. Looking for garden equipment? Good Buys! 323 7339. Read today's classified ads for gOOd buys1975 Camero SW, 9 pass. very I good cond. I owner. Best offer. 332-7132. 78—torCyCIeS ;-- -- "-" -- 66—Horses KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES - - - German shepherd pups for sale, AKC, shots, sire working canine show quality & Ig boned. $150 I up, 321-0943, 1 ACRE WILSON 'RD. 3 OAK AND PINE AREA NICELY WOODED LOTS IN W000ID.$12.100. SANFORD AREA. SS'x116' EACH. TOTAL PRICE. $7,500. LARGE COINER LOT NEAR LAKE MONROE AT .'N' . - I. - _ - _____________________________BUY JUNK CARS From$lOto$30 Call 322 1621. 322 1160 - PICTIVIPSIS VIMI' : iusp* *VOSI ag is Flat b11ISyRndi Sash LPSpo$PUNIcRI ___ I '"r - On. 100.51 per Mo. Paved reads, CIty water, Undergrsund vtil$leo. stc. I Necks Is Inland waterway. $ lets avail. Ace Real utah. Win. Kenyen, RN?. 5591331. 951 AlA Se., St. Augustine Bosch, Fl. 31555. -- - - $3SIup. 322409$ or 322-5562 Sanford. 322-1721. Lakevlew lot. Loch Arbor. 10$' paved road, 210 deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot In area. $14910. Washlngten Oaks area. $2$0 me.. PIano, 5310. 332.4105 _________- ---.. BeaglesôM, 7 F New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $69.95, NOW 510. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of 339-Oso, 339-0505 E. Altamonte Dr. 3 BR house. Will rent or sell. - 327-2125 vage, 17-975. of Sanford 372-5771,, INC. SDREALIOR BUILDER. 322 3357, DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 77—Junk Cars Removed FREE KITTEN — New 235 Homes, 4 pc? interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to lilA, new roof I siding plus a ____ for privacy fenced yd. Perfect young family. $36,000. Desiny 2 BR, 1½ b, C HIA, pint. .wo..1ua.s.witoi _- I - _____-- _______ LA. Front wooded. sioo.000. perfect for horses or other lIve stock. A gentleman's ranch. 143.250. This 3 BR, I B home has new C ___ , - DA?Sof *s'fs$ pullindim of. INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK OF - j- WvI en Peshlonin's at. _____ - Florida, wherein SOUTHIRN - *lth the clOrk Of this C01IIt IItPWt ________ $21,000. 321-03U eves., for Sale Engine lift, cherry picker type, I JUST MAICE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 834like new, $275; also pressure 4605 — (Dealer)- -______________ cleaner, $50. 322-7397, aft 6 Sat. I Sun. 322 2213 or see at Butch's — Chevron Service. i Air Conditioning - Lake Markham Rd. near Lk. Sylvan, 40 acres, 20 acres already ølatted. Over 1100' of ALTAMONTE-L.OI 1055174 plus CB Bldg. zoned commercial. Off Hwy 434. 119,100. presently rented. $10,500, 51—Household Goods 43—Lots.Acreage FOR SALE twostory, a bedroom townhouse, w.w carpeting, all appliances, pool, in Sanford near shopping, schools, by owner, ç, 3.3, PR, Idyliwilde by many extras. Assumable lean. By apt. only. 323.4303. LookIng for rental income Investment? 1 BR, 1 B home - 323-5200 VA IFHA Financing OST LEN Quiet & peaceful 3 BR 1k. front home. 3 acm covered w.tress, couple. Low down payment. Clean furnished 1st tloor Apt., _____________________________ Privateentrance,adultsonly,no pets. 1004 Palmetto. _____________________ _________________________ .- ..4lnsj$ Furnished __________________ _________________ rnent turn. nice I BR house. WWCVpet,adultsnopets,ref.322. _____ 3103 Orlando On-. 53(000. Low down payments. Sinford short term, 1 BR adults, lopets. Ref.$ISOdep.,$lISmo. m,u. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES BOARDS - ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. - - SANFORD' Cute 1 BR, 1 B, home w-nics yd. Ideal for lust mirriedsor retired Husband, ' 42—?Mbile Homes See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. W. Garnett White Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7U1, Sanford NUMBER IS 322-24)1. IAdult,NoPets 323-3979 - 24 HOUR g 322-9283 - e German short.haired pointer puppies AKC from hunting & children's clothe'. & misc. ItMiOS Wonder what to do with 'Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want.Ad way. The magIc number Is 3222611 or 531.9793. RESULTFUL END. THE Clean Quiet Cottage IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND lii Re: The Marriage IIAITY 323.22 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITI Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644-301'), toll,',. _____________________ back yard isn't? Sell it with a _______________________________ want ad. Call 322-26)1. ' ___ ____ LASH . Branch Office VA.F PIA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment --- REALTORS --_ PARI Kids gone, but the swing set in the _________ - . •'-, 2565 town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. _ ___ ' Multiple Listing Servics 31—Apartments Furnished __________________ ___________________ Arts. for Senior CitIzens. Down. Inc dishesl linens. SlSOwk., $100 me. + tax. 327-7991. OBJICTIONS NOT $0 P lLlD CWCIIN In and for Seminole County, August30, 1979, and file me oriatnas - ______ - ANYTIME __________________ AILS 3231041cr eves. 323-0317 322 2420 I BR executive decorator fur nished Condo. Pool, club • and WIll Set be_dIscrlipitM1 WILL SI FOREVER BARRIO. ________ ::t.ir? - . - - ___ 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariner's ViIlge. REALTOR 322-4971 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE o—Autos field trIal stock. 321-0555. AGENCY Eves 31-31O0. 322-1959 Sanford's Sales Leadet cable TV. Everything furnished AllpIVIm$lntwadelintheestat, SAVINGS BANK OR ORLANDO ____ _ _ _____ - :Lni 30'ApartmefltS Unlurnished 65_ 371 (imi STEMPER M. Unsworth Realty REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALEI LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAFI ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II Approx.1S'tall Reasonable 372-2196 BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 315 E. First St 322-5622 * FLASH! FLASHI Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large tot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $24,000, Grab the Car Keys ISee This. Build to Suit--our lot 04 yours. FHAVA, FHA 2331243 - _________________________ ___52—Appliances acres in Osteen with 1g. 3 BR, 1'B, nearly new mobile home. $40,600. '71 Ford camper, special truck wlO'z camper self contained. $3500. 530 1626. eve. 293-0311. F ILL DIRT I TOP SO IL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 323-7500 'LIKE THE COUNTRY? 9+ Req. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft. Hr*. 322-7613, 333.405 0. Morel BPP WARRANTED. Reduced to 979,9001 Room for rent in Longwood, $123 mo. pays all. Male or Pemale between 11-30. Call Frances 1.31 3174; __________________________ BR, 2 B ranch style home, lust listed. Situated on cor lot, lush landscaping. $19,500. Call today REALTOR. MLS REALTOR - arand PI.'w Interspring Bedding I. price. Sanford Furniture Sal- aWAGON WHEEL CHARM 2 BATEMAN REALTY Manor. Perfect starter homel Fla, rm., eat In kIt,, fenced yard Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly 0. monthly rates. Inquire 300 5. Oak 841-ls$3, _____ ____ -- -. -- stat-All :"' -- .-- oNWIIY shed be dsSU1IIt ____ _____ - 29-ROOmS Lawnmower sales I service. We sell the best & service the rest. WesternAuto 3274101 301W. 1st St. Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad. 322-2611 or 531. kit. tbI & chairs. Good coed. REALTY Just think-if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be anyl 15' travel trailer. Sleeps 6, 3 way lights, gas 3 burner woven, toilet. ice box $795, 323 1325. - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE REALTOR 322-400OMLS 323.5174 Day or Night SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home in C.C. - -- to wm a cepy SI thIs Nat ice of Plaintiff, NOTICE OF ACTION ?u1hib15imiulede - Mimlity Business Ia#k,Ilsss wIN ' TO: CONITA L. EDEN 5* ' .riqulrsd, WITHIN THRIE CONSTANCE J. ROSS and THE $04 South East Street MONTHS FlOrA THU DATE OF' UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, 1.391.105.74 wimftl*mebmos*sØiri,. Lebanon, Indiana 14053 miplIens at mililafO. or serat, ThU FIRST PUBLICATION - 0 Defendants. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an pp aM emIl net be dlsa$*I*stsl-- THI$NOTICI.ISeilSIIIyshiediui NOTICE OP SALE action for dissolution of marriage . they espy hive $111 dhllislige she NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, has been f lied against you and you ______ 10IV,rIlIWLoNW5*inuIwISlo '*' she 4jM.J's WIN, IllS pursuant so an Order of Final arerequlredsoveaslr -- in orimliuriffin fir rt qsalit$c*tlses if tile personal .itdSflhlPd dated the 6th day OI written defenSes, if any, t it - ____ wiiu Iatulhm -_..., sr me venue or Awgest, 1979, and suter In Clvii oo V. FrederIck, Attorney tee iN hls WIN hi of. IwlsdKIIse if the CSWL oj Action Court No. 79419.CA*F Of the Husband, whgseaddress is P.0.5* •- ALL CLAIML - DIMANON AND Circuit of the to Judicial ins, Sanford, FL 32771, on or heNri . . - _____ - ea 0. EDEN, claimant shall deliver letulcient FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, KENNETH CIples of Nil dslii to 15W Cloth tO FLORIDA must hi pafi en 4ls pnsect - and ______________ stable the clerk to mill 01W CI to C I Na. 79-3ø-CA.ep.P ' sme,msotathlrMatIvaiymaw. •aChMnsaPilniSsetatIV*, - SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL CONITA L. EDEN, , . - 322 7151 Raborn 75—Recreational Vehicles ROYAL PALM Inc., Realtors for appt. inc. 62—Lawn-Garden Screened I Washed Cty. Approved for Drainlield Bunk beds w-storage drawers, Harold Hall Realty FAMILYS DELIGHT 3 BR, 2bitli - home in Plnecrest w-your owe abv.grd. Pool, eat In kit., patio Many Unique Featuresl Cool oft this summer I BPP WAR RANTED. Yours for $440001 College student desiring yd work.Larg.orsmall. Call 3230500 CIVIL ACTION No. _ iit,00 - - ______ _ -- Iy tmm tos - man' - Telephone: (305) .pps ltydfrienlOfsaflss staled. It me claim is eecw'ed, tue DIM-SO 3,N10094 . lust sissoOt Practical nurse iS yr. exp. Good ref.Would llkehomenursingthe elderly. DeBarySanford area 322.7301. FELDER AND BERMAN P.O. Drawer B, Wins en Park, FL 32790 unliquldated, Telephone 303-322-2171 MIastlin Is called Is ffi,' cSRtlIlgaItt en lhSi*WeWtPlIVnCertilIWysMlIbe PublIsh Aug. 10,11,1979 PltoisVS fOr qq pfOy J.001W ____ _____ 21—Situations Vianted _______________________ As Personal Representative of the Estate of Frank L. Wiedner PublIsh Aug. 10, 17, rn, DEM-Si 5*. lid bidden laredradIsbid she dale wise N will becami due P.O. SOn 1330 se*sSeseIldamls5febp,$e. dsH;l. stated. If tiis claim is Sanford, FL32771 UNIQUE 3 BR, 1 bath home or beautiful Park Ave.I Lots 01 Potentiail Zoned for Bus.i Spacious rms w-extrasl Wow, ______________________ RUTH ELIZABETH PERRY By: Irving M. Felder of , s Douglas Stenstrom address at me cradser . pi JUST LISTED 4 BR. 2 bath, 2 story home in lovely neighbortuoodt C. H. DR. eat in kit., porch I Morel Only $330001 for sale at discount prices. For information. Call $3) 6290. ________________________________ 322-5191 The Real Estate Agency 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan. $33,300. WillIam Maiiczowskl Realtor 322- 7993. yd. near school I shopping. $41,300. Earn as much as $500 per 1000 stuffing envelopes with our circulars. For information: Pentex Enterprise Dept. SH '- BOX 113$ Mlddletown, Ohio - ROOF TRUSSES 8721. 323- 5324 1975 Ford P-U. I on the floor. F150 super cab, $550 323-7361 - - ________-___________ We have several sizes of trusses ROC K 2435' S. French 117 92) Sanford -ATTRACTIVE 1 BR 2 B ranch style home, lg rms, fenced sIde REALTY 61—Building Mtenals Salvage 17-92 So. of Sanford 372- LARGE LOT X 3 BR 2 B split plan, beautiful landscaping, fenced bk yd, room for garden. $32,300. 2nd St. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 1.0 Wymore Rd.. Altamonte. 9 ft. glassed top display case 76 in. deep, $700. Sanford Furniture NEAR LAKE 4 BR 2 B corn. fortable home, newly painted, C HIA, tenced bk yd, nice ares. Lakeview Nursing Center,9)9 E. scopes, $10 ea. Winchester 22 automatic rifle w-scope $50; Rossi 22 pump rifle $90; Western held 1)0 pum, shotgun, like new $110; High standard 12gm police riot pump shotgun 7 shot, $175, 323-0727. Auction 12)5 5. French, 323-7310. Covered boat dock. $32J00. - 76—Auto Parts 2 Remington 22 automatic rifles w- WILL BUY EXISTING 15t & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. 310 Sanford Ave. jri 322 2213 or see at Butch's Chevron Service. Sanford, FIa 32771 si-A—Gun w-dbl boom. Holmes 460, cxc. mech. cond. 53.750. 372-7397, aft 6 Sat. & _______ ROBSON MARINE 47.A-1rtgages Bought &Sokl REALTY WORLD. () -- 2927 Hwy. 11-92 Beds. Dbl motel box springs I mattresses $30 set. Sanford FANTASTIC I BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River. Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates 323-7050 Kelloggs AuctIon Sales Please call after 6 p.m. 371 0937. zet Cain Buyers for a small investment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322-261) or $31 9993. Central Contracting Inc. 901-775 3583 904-736-6023 $44900. 323-5176 Losing your home & credit' I -..ii catch up ba.k payments 8. buy equity. 322 0218 Large building on oversized commercial lot. Room for expansion. $112 MONTH PAYS ALL. Sharp 3 BR, w-C HIA, w-w carpet, new ref., gas range, inside utilities I walk-In closet in MBR. Won't last. $33,000. _____________________ ____ )1l4,I$L33 4. CAPITAL IMPROVIMINT FUND BUDGET __ 5 Asdlcipa5* liI{lI .. late Funds - - 2314 S. French Ave. Nurses Aides, 7-3 shift. Exp preferred. Apply in person ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE N Personal Representative of the Estate ot MIS nlocslSedtoffi,$idfle'm Or ittirniy, lad the amount STENSTROM, DAVIS, nswirha5.se$ideint$lnNpi,c. dalmid. If tile claim Is not yet due, McINTOSH & JULIAN m*,a -- 0. AntIcipated Resvvss and Idanc.sa?InOIYeor __ pui._ 5b - Ø 5p. I --- - lii or — **Is. 5. J. Q. Galloway . ThU FIRST PUBLICATION OP by pMami lend or 1sub. ' - .TS-CIO - 9l2FrsnchAve. Dateofthefirstpublicationofthis address of the personal lurisdiction of the cot. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Noticeof Administration: August 10, representative's attorney we set OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED font, be4. Florence G. Wledner All pensens having claims or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Deceased dsr wit hi Iisy maV$Ve. Each claim must be me evtcmeaiut ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL II •bm fir the dales, *e iveme as4 REPRESENTATIVE: satlatictiry perf.nnsgece - C. Pnepslidlxpendltun,s - - AAA when it wIll become due shall be sPa- stated. If the claim is secured, the shiN be submitted with' led bli. - atitsiupt if any claim or desnan 17,7.j _ - OF SANFORD REALTOR — — — — EM PLOY ME NT THISNOTICE,tofllewith theclerk in writing and must indicate the- in an THI$NOYICI,fofflewftt,ffi.clerk d KCIPIebIS $hive CIurt, a wrItten aneu.Weqviltol,ercentofthsbll ui.0 -- ______________________ Circuit Court for SEMINOLE Date of the first publicationof this PeYshlStSffiS.'AallWItyof demands against the estate vs WITHIN THREE Noticeof Administration: August 10, Nil aty ii ianr. F*'ld', u.s. requIred L347.34$J$ _______ Qivitnesed Sends, or. satlofoc. MONTHS PROM' ThE DATE OP 1979. ______ - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED ______________ 00nIet,TOlsds,Ofi$O43413.Thenae representative, or the venue or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED wlllbSrifldedfoeahpananwli - Tofit-A$5 - 3 BR, 1 B, gas heat, fenced yd. FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 1.1.41'as; or 644-3079. ted. If the claim is contingent or security shall be described. The Deceased unilguldated, the nature of the claimant shall deliver sufficient neIWflSttISPlIIIs.WSCWicolIems$nd ' dsCVIMIWI III within II deys slier bid epening. A csrtNlsd check or bash *i,, I3.1$ iio,us.s i,a..., Total-C -. Sanford Ave. $11,300. 100' on $26,300. Realtor Owner. DIVi$ion' the address of which is THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF qualifications of the personal PistIls. CaPS.. mi ,h. decwrtte .n be' Seminole County Courthouse, THISNOTICE,tofileanyobIections representative, or the venue or iiiisd by d,pesltlng 101.00 wish Sanord, Florida 3277). Th. personal they may have that challenge the lurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the Architect for sack set ci rspnssenta$iveoftheestateis Jan15 validity of the decedent's will, the Is l$a9welker qualIfications of the personal OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED -.is dsWsS.est.Med.$shd.p.ad c.Inswhos.adeb 3$341)$Ø0 - Supplies Other Ixpen& Reserves ________ - Zoned commercial AVON BuildIng, lulledE', P.O. Drawer ,i, Seminole County, Florida, Probate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF validity of the decedent's will, the 3,130* I. Anticipated Rlcaipts Nate Funds islI _______ ______ .,, - uncertainty shall be stated. If the copies of the claim to the clerk to and read aloud. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Proposed fOrmS or contract do. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING claim Is secured, the security shall enable the clerk to mall one copy to cuments, Including plans and spe. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST be described. The claim shall each personal representative. All persons interested in the estate ciflcatlons, are on fIle at the office THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL deliver sufficient copies of the claim OftheHOUskIlAu$herftyoftheClty OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED to the clerk to enable the clerk to to whom a copy of this Notice of mail one copy to each personal Administration has been mailed are of Sanford, Florida, AdmInistration IN THE ESTATE required, WITHIN THREE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED representative, BuIlding, Castle Brewer Court, All persons interested in the estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SanfOrd.Fllnldaandt$isifficeoftlie thattheadmlnlstrationoftheestate Ai'hItect Gutmanri, Oragash of MERRILL. HARRY CAUSCH, to whom a copy of this Notice of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF As5lclates, Architects, Planners deceased, FIle ide. 19.23S.CP is AdmInistration has been mailed are THIS NOTICE, to file any oblectmons THREE they may have that chaiienges the' WITHIN Inc., $anfenl Atlantic Bank Pending in the CircuIt Court fon- required, 39.44400773 1UN,9S3.$0 ________ LOUSY $I*VICI FUND BUDGET - &IilaflCeeflhsfldBeglIwtlsIqefyew: _________ Notice wtioseaddresslsll9PoplarAvenue, iative'sattorney are Set forth below. All persons havng claims or Sanford, Florida 32771. The name and address of the personal demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE representative's attorney are MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF forth below. All persons having claims or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF demands against the estate are THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk requIred, WITHIN THREE of the above court a written MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF statement of any claim or demand THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF they may have. Each claim must be vio Community Sanford. Florida at which tIme ..o PtsCeallbidswtlIbepublictyopaflid 7,021,143.7$ PurchasedSirvlces NEWCOMER! AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuitder. Seminole Auto _____________________________ Machine. 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. only! Wages commensurate w- • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR pending in the Circuit Court for Castle Brewer Court West 10Th 11., MERRIL HARRY .CALISCH 00.371,174.31 Lacal Funds Legal •• 322-0612, 322-7117 $23,000. _______________________ ___________________________ College i the above court a written basis for the claim, the name and oi$anford, Florida wlllrecelvebids statement of any claim or demand address of the creditoror his agent for ThIzoIiQfI and adoftions t. PublIsh Aug. 3, 10, 17, 1979 CASTLE BREWER COURT FI.A. DEM-33 theymayhave.Eachctaimmustbe or attorney, and the amount 14.1, DAY CARE CINTIR AND SN TIll CIRCUIT COURT FOR In writing and must Indicate the claimed. If the claim is not yet due EXPAN$SONTOMAINTENANCI SEMINOLE'- COUNTY. FLORIDA basis for the claim, the name and the date when It will become dUe address of the creditor or his aaent shall be - stated. If the claim is SHOP BUILDING only, until 2:00 PROBATE DIVISION orattorneyandtheamountclaimed. contingent or unliquldated, the P-M.,Gflthi2RhdayilAUg5t 19n, FlLTwo $.ISS.CP. If the claim Is not yet due, the date nature of the uncertainty shall be at the AdmInIstration uilding, IN RI: ESTATE OF tory - • Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 8, carport, den w-wet bat, eat in kit. 322.2611 for appointment Store. C. Proposed E*penditvm IalieieslFlutedCharges JThlcrnne FRESH OKRA Mon-Wed-Fri. 322 0173 ____________________________ ______________________________ INC. REALTOR 323-7532 best interest of the Owner. No bid shall be withdrawn for a perIod of days from the opinIng date. Dr. Earl S. Weldon President Seminole Community College Wendell Agee chairman Board of Trustees, - PVIIII,Adg. 17,24311.5*7, 9979 _______________________________________ . ____________________________________________ CALL DORIS DIETRICH ____________ potential. Good location I plenty of local traffic on major hwy. -_______________ ACcessories ___________ _..,------- --- ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS GROCERY BUSINESS-PLUS Good family business w-Iots of REALTY HAL COLBERT, finest neIghborhoods. 141,100. I. Anticipated Receipts: Federal Funds $lateFunds IF (IN) $344111 en - garage w-w carpet, C HIA, fenced bk. yd. $53,900. 47—Real Estate Wanted -- '65 Chev. C30 wrecker AuctionThurs.7P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 WOULOYOULIKETO RENT YOUR HOUSEBOAT? One week in Sept. or early Oct., on the St. Johns River. Two couples with a good knowledge of the _,.___ a !JVV! • UUIIII1 VprIflc. Pro-keds $14.90 pr. Immaculate I BR, 2 B, 2 car IN SALES IN 1979 A. BalanCesonhandslglnningofYeg: lnga. FL. W01 __________ Room for a growing family. I BR, 2 B, FR, lots of storage space. 1001 Palmetto Ave. $33,000. be over 1$ yrs. old. Apply at any with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, 2. SPECIAL REVENUE.FUND BUDGET . PONDENTS FOR THE SAN. FORD AR EA. MUST HAVE A FLAIR FOR NEWS, TYPE, HAVE TRANSPORTATION. BE FELXiBLE AND LIKE PEO PLE. Will keep Sm. children In myhomewkdayS 323-1115 _______________ 9—Good Things to Eat __________ Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the _____ springs I other misc. ___________________________ 55—Boats & SO—Misceuaneous for Sale Fenced, Only 7 yrs old. $26,500. bidding, and to award the lob in the of the estate is J. 0. GALLOWAY, address of the personal represen- s Reglno Alexander Totals- A I B Tern BvNlInrenfl RoNt - Hw about a I BR, I B, older home on Meilonville Ave., 2 garages, fenced bk. yd., fruit tress I extra lot for only $25,900. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 20906 562-7403 141$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR, 1½ hath, brick const. on corner lot. OVER 6 MILLION Total-C ____ & EATON , Childcare Center. 3226645. 3BR,llhomeon6lOtsdowntOwn Lake Mary. $41,500. & part time employment with Handy Way Food Stores. Must OthI? Expenses I. Reserves By: Jun11. Curtis U DIPutY Clerk MASSEY, ALPER. WACK 5Lost & FOUnd I representative of the estate Is Florence 6. Wiedner, The name and C. Proposid Expenditures: Satariesl Fixed charges Purchased Services SupplIes WIT$l$$myhndandtliesealci 323 lUS ___________________- 20 lots Zoned Residential- sIzes start at 75x100, prices start at $1750. High & dry, you don't need a boat. Mechanic or trainee for VW's, S day wk., paid holidays, fringe benefits. $200 to $300 to start depending on exp. 339.39f. Free listing BROCHURE write: __________________ EXCELLENT BUY 4 BR.) Bath, nice older home, nice neighbors, bus stop at front of house, eat In kitchen. Conventional loan, owners eager to sell. $19,900. Get full exposure — take that "For Sale" sign down & run a classified ad. Call 327-2611 or $31- PROPOSAL, and to waive any Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida .tie5 and technicalities in 32771. The personal representative B. AflolCIpatid Receipts: Stare Funds LOCal Funds Total-AL B thus Court on Aug. 13, (SEAL) Arthur H. Ieckwtth, Jr. N Clerk of lIve Court Woman w-sonwould like to share your apt. ___________________________ Garage Sale: SOS Park Ave. Aug. 17 I 1$. SewIng machine, bed - DATEOthI5 2lthdayofJuly,A.D. CHIPPEWA SPECIALTIES and 1979. that I intend to register said name ____ _________ Will share my furn. apt. w-pool. Male. Call 323.1494. ___________________________ ______________________ information or 901.773-1100. OVER 2300 sq ft of gracious livIng Inthis lovely Ig Mayfair 3 BR 2b home, beautifully shaded dbl sized lot In one of Sanford's Grades K.12 original with the Clerk Of this Court ' Child care in my home, exp mother of 2. All ages 2206 Mitch ct. w Pnecrest area. 323-9335. _______________________ unique Kindergarten Iorsyearolds Call 322 6645 _________________________ _____________________________ Saturday in Sanford - Begin- ___________________ Sanford - House for Safe. Best Buy — Call local 444-1039 for __________________________ . fl1.7W1 samisri Cv,. fl—Auction — - GRAB THIS ONE QUICK Owner anxious. Close to city for convenience still country living, next to malor hwy. Mobile home has billiard rm., pool table, screened porch. $17,500 gets It today. Owner may hold part of financing Call todayl Friday, Aug. 17, 1th17—flA 54—Garage Sales — STAY COOL IN THE POOL Charming olden 2 Bdrm home with beautiful in-ground pool wprivacy fence. Cheerful kitchen, also family room. $27,000. thaW n5er Nowaccepting applications for full 1. GENERAL FUND BUDGET A. Balances on hand Beginning of Year: you ARE NOTIFIED that an ô—Chitd Care -- - ------- vie ii,.Se the address of which Is Drawer C. Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal NOTICIOPPUBUCNIARINSONSCISQOLBUOUT PursuanttothepqovlsionsofSectlonw.OSlFionld.Statutes,W73,noica n-, I$herSbyglVe atap hi. sshellbelwllbyttie$duesISOsrdOf I.mIscne10v.rlodd.wefvguu1.IS9BIur*.perpsssOf -' -1aetns RespOndent. wBhtMcWlwsottheCeuntythiprçsdesIbuØsfoOfsa14Caunsy for the fiscal year begInnIng July 1, 1979 and ending JUne 30, 1910. The A copy shall be available at the NOTICE OF ACTION - budgetsaresummanlzsdasfollows: Ofljçp of the City Clerk for all TO: ELSIE P. GRAHAM per-ions desIring to examine the ANNUAL SCHOOL BUDGET 4915 constitutIon Avenue heerø at said hearing. actIon for Dissolution of Marriage Byorder of the City Commission 1$ been filed against you and you of the City of Sanford, FlorIda. werequlred to serve a copy of your -.H. N. Tamm, Jr. wrItten defenses, If any, to It on 0. City Clerk H. EATON1 JR., ESQUIRE, PublIsh Aug. 17, 197 pesitloner's attorney, whOSe ad- , DEMIS dries is MASSEY, ALPIR, WACK I EATON, Tern Building CranVs Roost, 141 WhoopIng Loop. Altameide Springs, Florid., WOi, eiiorbeforelapt.7,l9lLandfIIethe Says: -___________________ 4PrSOls ____________ reproduction, on the same basis of Ct: 4 mo., old, black, male ____________________________ return of documents. German Shepherd, last seen bid Contractors who obtained Laurel Ave. Name 'King". Call documents and do not bid the 322-6507 after S or $301912. proiect,rnus?rifurflsameatleastlo d.ysbeforetpuebiddat.,orpay$l.JO Wantadsareblack Iv(hite&read pen sit to defray cost of neproducall over. tion and handling, as set forth above. fn wh & blk mixture. ii Each bid must beaccompanied by yrs. old, 20 lb., $23 reward for issued check or bid bond a cectlf led return or information. 323-0996. by an acceptable surety company for not less than S percerit of the base bid. The successful bidder will be ___________________________ Legal Notice required to furnish performance bond and labor and materials IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TheHouslngAuthorltyof the CIty Harrisburg, PA. 1710$ ___________________________I _______ I II'.# any or all bids or certain portions Division, the address of which i a bid as stipulated In the FORM OF Seminole County Courthouse, North C+I OF SANFORD, FLORIDA FRANKLIN 0. GRAHAM, FOR UTILITY PURPOSES, PLO V I 0 I N 0 P 0* ml All parties in Interest and citIzens shill have an opportunity to be I name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Park, Fl. 32792, Seminole county, Court of Seminole County, Florida. FlorIda, under the fictitious name of THE USE OF SAME UNTO THE IN RE: ThE MARRIAGE OF same. %J%.#I _______________________ -5- Orsceola Morgan Seminole County, FlorIda In ac -- Arthur James Graham, Sr. cordance with the provIsions ci the Publish: August 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 FIctitious Name Statutes, To-WIt: DEM-13 Section $4309 Florida Statutes 1937. Sig. Betty L. Redmond Publish: July 27, August 3, 10, 17, 1079 DEL-uS ______________________ L.gal Notice ______________________________________________ INVITATION TO BID 27114 STREET, ORLANDO DRIVE FLORIDA. .'irlr ___________________________ _________________________ -I County, Florida, Probate divIsion, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL OPA STREET LYING BETWEEN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, - __________________________ Slate money in your wallet? 3 choice lots ready to build on in Deltona. $1000 for all. 323.5112 ______________________ — Sanford 2 BR, 2 B, all appl., ww carpet, pool. Close to 18—Help Wanted everything. Asking 135,7S0. 327____________________ ______________________ LPN.FulItime&partsime.App,y in person Lakeview Nursing 41}UsI$ Center, 919 E. 2nd St. _________________________________ Spotless 3 BR, 1 B, ref., stove, LPN full time. Exp. w-Florida drapes, part. turn., for only license. 1.12. 3221566. Sanford 526.500. Nursing I Cony. Center. 3 BR, l'i Ba, w-2 adloining lots + Evening nook. Apply in person fruit trees. $35,950. Holiday Inn of Sanford on the lakefront. Need a 4 BR, 2 B? Carpet, fenced yd,, nicely landscaped, C lilA, Utility person. Apply in person w-w carpet. Good location. Holiday inn of Sanford on the 143.900. lakefront. DEADLINES ______________________________ Noon The Doj Befoe Publicotion e. ullV I..A Duplex (21 2 BR units turn. I rented $23,910. Only $3,000 down. 4O—Condonniums — Creative Expressions 3 Lines Minimum SECLUDED COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Beautiful lakefront home on 2-3rd acre wooded lot. Pool 10*11, 1 Bdrm mother-in.Iaw cottage, exercise rm w-sauna, stone fireplace in Fla. rm., 1 yr. warranty. Owner will hold. MAKE AN HEIRLOOM 45-A--Oitof - Pry 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautIfully landscaped, work shop, green hous& 1700 sQ ft living area, $59,300. Terms. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get reiults. - ------ 41—Houses 41—Houses Owner reserves the right to relect Seminole County, Florida, Probate By order ci the City Commission REPRESENTATIVE dinnceby the CIty ci Sanford, title of the City of Sanford, Florida. otuhich Is as follows: Publish: August 10, 17, 1979 H. N. Tamm, Jr. DEM-42 ORDINANCE NO. - City Clerk AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FLORIDA, PIbl' Aug. 17, 197 0$'-' SANFORD, CLOSING, VACATING AND DIM-V ABANDONING THAT PORTION INTNI CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND . 1:00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon __________________________ 32771, intends to register the said Semoran Blvd., No. 2410, Winter Notice Is hereby given that a OffiCe of the City Clerk for all WAYNE P. DEAN, 'JR. Public HearIng will be held at the persons destring to examIne the Post Office Box s CoMmission Room In the City Hall same. 115 South Lake Avenue - HOURS Locust Avenue, Sanford, Florida, engaged in business at 3373 N. and hour mentioned above, ea to consider the adoption of an or. heard at sold hearing. lllflStnjCtions itime .............. 43c a line 3consecutvetimes .. 31c a line 35c a line iconsecutivetimes PROBATE DIVISION Ordinance as it pertains to front amount of the contract sum, IsSued PROBATE DIVISION File Number 79-2$2-CP yard setback requirements In SR-i by a bonding company tk.w*sed In File Number 79.299-CP Division Zoned District in Lot 7, BIk C, UnIt 2, Florida. Division IN RE: ESTATE OF Country Club Manor. To be eligible for consideration, IN RE: ESTATE OF Being more specifically described bids must comply with the laws ° RUTH ELIZABETH PERRY FRANK L WIEDNER as located at 10$ Mayrose Drive. Florida, all conditions of the specifDeceased Deceased Planned use of tie property, ications, and must be made on a NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION DE,M-2$ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION addition to S-F residence. facsImile ci the form included with TO ALL PERSONS HAVING .L PIrInt ii. rnntrhrt docum.nti. In TO -LL PERSONS Y! ri i.i AnA5IJC '-------------' "' no ".rPAAAJflC "" ".-" IIVIS.TIU.nI 'U CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ChaIrman . duplicate, enclosed in an opaque THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME bo*fAdlustmuuit sealed envelope bearing the name OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICEISHEREIYGIVENth.t and address of the bidder and IN THE ESTATE: IN THE ESTATE: theuridersigned,deslringtoengage Publish: August I, 17, 197 marked: RELOCATING POR. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Inbuslneasunderthefictltlousname DIM-a? YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TABLE BUILDING "DE", SEMI- that the administration of the estate that the administration of the estate of SUNRISE FUNERAL. HOME. NOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE of RUTH ELIZABETH PERRY, ofFRANKL.WIEDNER,deceaSed ARTHUR JAMES GRAHAM, SR., FICTITIDUSNAMI FileNumber 79-282-CP, ispending in FUNERAL DIRECTOR at 900 NotIce is hereby given that I am and delivered not later than date deceased, File Number 79-299.CP, - A copy shall be available at the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the Bawd Of AdIUstfT$eflt of the City of Sanford will hold a regular meetIng onAijgust2l,1979,intheCltyHallat 11:30 AM. inorder to consider a RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT Fl, Evening Herald, Sanford, Hone Lots Poultry, beef. pork, fish. Free Mobile home lot now avail. Lg. delivery, mm. S20orcer. Sanford treeL adults, quiet, walking area. 3222371. Sams Portion distance to all shopping. See at Meats. Park Ave. Mobile Park. Planned use of the prop.rty, of S.F residenCe. mddit SL. Perkins Chairman Board of Adluetment Publish: August I, 17, 1979 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED A UIIi.IIY cAacmIII '-" WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. BETWEEN COLONIAL WAY AND Date of the first pubilcationof this KATHERINE COURT AND Notice of AdministratIon: August BETWEEN FRENCH AVENUE 10, 1979 and August 17, 1979. DRIVE, CORDOVA AND Torn W. McGraw F0R NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NEARING P R 0 V I D I N G As Personal Representative TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS of the Estate of OPANORDINANCE BY THE CITY AND EFFECTITE DATE. Irma Evadna McGraw OP-SANFORD, FLORIDA. shall have an opportunity to be heard at sold hearing, By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. H.N. Tamm, Jr. ______________________________ City Clerk Publiih: August 7, 17, 1979 OEM-al _______________________ - NOTICITOTHI PUBLIC: is hereby gIven that the Board of Adlustment of the City Of Sanford will Pod a regular m.etind onAvgust2l,1979,inthecityHallat 11:30 AM. In order to consider a iee1t for a variance In the Zoning O,dlnanCeasitpsftainstol'Nryard setback requirements In SRi Zoned District in Lot 94, Academy Ma, Unit I. B.lnmorespeclflcallydelcnlbld THIS NOTICE, toflle anyoblections they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualification of the personal representative, or the venue or FLORIDA SANFORD, OF AND VACATING CLOSING, ABANDONtNOTHATALLEYAND thairman this notice. Publish Aug. 17, 1979 DEM-03 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF to consider the adoption Of an ordlnance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of which Is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1479 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 307 I Orlondo - Winter Pork Seminole 831-9993 ______________________________ 322.2611 -.. ________________ .9—G Thngs to Eat — b - �,....,.- ...., 12A-4v1&Ng Hsra, lsnkrd, Fl. .. . - .- --' -.-:-•. .-.,-.,. ,.••• •.d.*• .V.I_ V V. •. •• -. • - . •- •. . .. -.. . . . .- -- . a Frly, Avg. 17, 9fl Iftl C TM 11 o1iies ve Ul sa oiii etc icitl * EwithigHeiakl -. SANFORD, FLORIDA -- 0 EXAMPLE1. EXAM 20 QQI ,'F fauguA ,yabhR •• lnsulatk,n. The HiWiwoBfidmcyH&it%n4% 1 ii1&4\i1a1_- W MI When you're running your air conditioner, you obviously don't want any . outside heat comIn in. And when you're heating your home, you don't want that heat to get away. That s why —— you'll find your new Watt-Wise home well L__ 7 I I te nsu l a d. ( ___ Most experts estimate that a properly insulated home can substantially cut heat____ ___ ing and cooling costs. Because of this, there are recommended standards for the insula____ tion used in all areas of new Watt-Wise ___ homes. They're based on R (resistance) ____ values. And the higher the R value, the greater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, the Watt-Wise recommen____ dation is R-19. For walls, it ranges from ____ R-5 to R-11, dependiNoorn the place____ over a crawl ent and type of wall. space, R49. Duct insulation, R-6. Entrance door, R.5. It's a device that heats your home when it's cold, cools your home when It's hot. It does everything a I standard air conditioner can I Hff • I I do, but costs a lot less to run. ourcott*4ir U You see, in order to heat " the average home, the standard air conditioner 9111 with electric strip heating 101 has to actually heat all the air 000 inside the house. And that f 't \r' 000 takes quite a bit of electricity. CtMSO. C&L But the higher-efficiency GA heat pump simply gathers the heat that's in the outside air and pumps it inside the house. In the summer, it gathers the heat that's inside the house and pumps it out. The result: lower electric bills, winter and summer. To meet FPL's recommended Watt-WiseTo standards, a heat pump must have a COP (heat rating) of 2.5 and anEER (cool, rating) of 7.5. Of course, the higher the rating the lower your dollar, number. / ____ ____ - YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE i . . . P EXA- . .- ~ M EXAMP Glass. 3: 1qheV&terHeaten - w 1I — ,! - - . ri I - WED CRASS REFLECI UP - ' for 18 to 20% of your monthly electric bill, it is often the second largest user of energy In the home. That's why you'll find properly insulated water heaters in new Watt-wise homes, and Waste Heat Recovery Systems or Solar Water Heating in many of them. With a Heat Recovery Unit (HRU), the heat drawn out of your air conditioner is captured and fed Into your water heater. This provides an annual savings of from 50 to7O%on water heatlrlgcosts. ASolar Water Heater, using energy from the sun, can provide 50.to7O%ofyourhotwater needs. Our Watt-Wise standards recommend - - • ' . -- - ' u !.r1E UPYO s Mf. . I - 'f - - - . . - - - - ibmtFPtcommenckd - be limited to the following percentaaes of floor aPace: clear, 11%; tinted, figures, apply to 13%; reflective,.13%; and ihaded. glass, 15%. single-pane glass). ,. - - — - - ..•. ;• Ask you.builder about the many other energy,, ssving standards we've set to certify a new .home as being tt.Wiae. And ask him to show youhowa Waepackagecansavèyouuptó25% . • •. t I: J. •S•) 1 . the higher the Rvalue, the better the insulation.) - 14 att-Wise standards glass, should that the water heater s insulated to a value of at least R-.8, (of course ; O . X\ The warm Florida sun can be blamed for almost half your cooling costs. Which means that 4Oto50% of the money you're spending on air conditioning Is due to the fact that you have windows. To cut these costs, Watt-Wise homes offer practical suestions on window treatments and the type of glass that should be used. Like reflective glass for un. east or iii -west. And tinted glaze for other windows exposed to the sun. In addition, your Watt-Wise home can have extendedoverhangs shading the -cl glass. - SUN'S ;is - ri !1§124 . . - heater can accoune Because your water 11ea1er C" VMW - - - - on electricity. Cr stop by our local FPL.affice and pick up a tt.Wisé Living infçrmadon folder.. A'Mtt.Wse Living homa may cost a little more now, but lnthekngrunkcosssawhole lot less. . - , . . / - - - £ , ( , . .•.;: Mo,e and k - - --- ••44tI •$I • •• I 4,4,4 !' • .! 1: j c' ', • , •J . - Herold . - .4 .' - • • I are saying what's on their mind by wearing It on Cathi. McDaniel and Tom Sandage model a pair of T-shirts mad• . sp.cially for couples- Story, more photos, page 3, ., • , • their dust. •, - - more folks Photo By Tom N&seI ••1••4,4 •pI --- - -- -- . - 4 , -' a'. it --------------- . • • ••• :..'iJ. ' ... - 15- :• s... . . .. • t .' .' ;; • ' i:a; '.. • '''i . ' V , - .II . •' :.1: _____ ', . 0 • r I, I £4I&F ijr1iI1Ier $IXNit It, . ; {".: .•-'f'I • , • .1 : •. - ' - .4) . ,..j•. : , 't. .-.. . . .•- . . - . . ..• • . - ,- ---: 't 6 limit Ekcmd -. . - -. V • .MS..auI4Ta 4t4WiP!4UWY.. ; i a dV fr# ---Th-- t- r . ------.-- a : •i —3 iri -- .. I. Vii -S tL. I __ - _ - - .5%•_.5 _ - - - . -• �NeverHeard Of Batman DEAR D DICK: ( thefirst ffirstmlvi. or TV serie s if "Bmai," di ye. bow, is' could ye. had eat, wbs had first '- if pose Aim, whose voices are these if the Cerium,, "The New Adveature, if Rotman said ROW"LELLY A. BATMAN, Amods, Arts. (Yes, the lame Is fir reaL) I dill don't believe It, but anyhow - "Babian" first ran In a comic bock called Detective Clnke to 10, a ian ohs man named Bob Lane. There wore radio Batineas and movie aerial Baimmo to the '411, and, if _ 0 GOGUDE Ask Dick ShiN hSSVh? "Moe HOW" cki modi iS5i,* IL •' V Ye... no, ladies, there aushhydlff,nnceohoj. That'i 004 dØ? Anyhow, Mrs. Thardas, the show I. 1YflCatid, '° YOU Will have to check with your local Maims to see whui It is aired. It Is possible that now of your local dadons Is buying II. Ad Mrs. W•, the way to stand 'c and mfr, yQ5fl heard Is to Mt down and tisu theM i. It sverybo tweed off oSsealys Shows that would be the and if suck shows, evMmily. DEAR DIi 111117, M•werd h. pasdised Vfl SV," wIth j liNil a Jul s wans eppenss, psy bs forlededlebeft imeurhad NOW far awd Years at a Id seimy,bat he Wl1 qmoww to &imam egIscM Walter Or*sWho m@64 ____ What over bsN,.if him? DAVID L POWUI, 0tot$, Roger Mndd? i No a. Mw_do would ha,. amh uity. WhatCult to the duty, I y? part if w you recall Is correct.R_ AH KNAPP, Laasss, M I was under There Is mat muck call for smisrily to TV. or gmatiolL w8trid to HUSUL MIS 001011f0d ran for ( u.im 1 The only thing that cue d.W which ttme the actor Id aothlm.. Bat who the cosdzact what the natwor w_ i. he dId. Nab. a ban" of movies u -Eft" Pon .1Uw Inidly " w B widorne - aM quitIa1*. He to r eslsdIy a i-n , daily now laitY radio prepam, and "he easkbe't pkyulrhly do bath." ft ON - -. tovadmid C unueler to PWtIN4,(ks1 200WIs I" a Pretty 111110 muse to nae, ad I hove a _ bomb they just fed u wooi DEAR DIt: PuNs toll aS whe Fred Sray'a sct mm gkm, DEAR DICK: I hued So s ___ "çtwiv. Algeto," 111% s Is ft new Aug11 said euMhavsè , pius -L", Zus, Màray and ft, hi - if Jane Haves' hov, been c*sos. c InWTIS4 clues 1111 30 yearsme. Owambs,s, Ky. . You boardcorrectly. h Kate, MbaFarrah Fawcdt.Majors D F , CUM Ye. siollor before her, Is now a fallen AngeL (Jy Jaclys iith CithistmMCL ad Ro 7arsin, raft if the crlgb '.la. E Kate will ho ____en "MOe Bow," as bey ad w*. LI.,. Hack, "Qiwby" girl of the IV merdaIs and the Alto., Can. .. '7$, "If Eros' lisa You Farip.srson doam't aid. H. Is the creation if actor AgaIn." DO,) lllfluA S Mid (asws. M1absse'am actor who DEAR DIi WS yn — to ou what has MV. does "Hoe Hew" for him and profit. And, yes, him ed to "The Islyw eed Iuua1"? I can't Peed I Mellumin Is Mrs. Harm . Meted. II to if the best pe programs en the ai. Wims DEAR Dl: I would to besw ahead "Sky Etog," a MaUls Is It en aid what e? CORA P. IIIUMTON, twday audug pra.if Ide '$11. Vie utmiod to S_aid, V • •, -I, w aitus Id they ma,, where are Ihey me aid DEAR : I, Sue, protod thus sen a_as' aid ' .,tkiid if pl' was the Skt Jill IRUOZA, thehide if Isday chew ..' _adSu, WIs AMror so Dl TV. Ni w thsk aito dews to thin ulhsw., Time w_ whn they Wd Nodaiglat Boy, was that an awful show. Anyhow, .. - ' she,s os,ad u kirby GraM was Sky King, with Gbodda Wiatori mod I. be geed, id&'-'ng ad men hut aM y Py, Ron Huggertyas (1111pm ad a twto-1to. CN,5 ur.ftameksdsszaadSth,Whydo&,aMofusw. ass d.Gfid,I!mtoId,Istotherealeata$sam as sick to balk if imulIty ad mob. Florida and heaps tiMig bo hehuglag back the show. I find no trace if the others. ". DEAR DK: My fdi.d told that lob - of . ___ _ sUm jUWWU ___ SERVICE en I show shod a y age, 1.1 _, Our P1C1117 'TrSInSd pjp of : w_ Ysdiaft' kiwis. a, M ALL MAKIS Of Imported and 1V Our prices wIN lia.Ify oers yes. You frIend to r. Qwas (that's the saost eIl) WOOL Pow W . uisIes if Nasto"? 1OCLE FLECKE?5T11P4, EM se, Mich.. BAIIDRAY.DAT$UN. 4445 11. u. ,s LanewswL these pia • 'wait DEAR D1I*: 1 WOOd to hiew tie dli. if tie TV lhsli* be Vas L11 10 1111110 torodigitor. DA30Y ARATA, , .• . . That was DOlc'! and he wasn't a P.L. he VM a DEAR DICK: Cu you give me say ressee why Edle Mekka I who plays Caruslee cm "Laveree and Shirley,") and sings and daneesi. well, 0141115ii biadsose, does not do mire es TV? I doilke "Levine aid Shirley" very much, adenly watch It whoa I know Eddie Is going to appear. MRS. JOSIE CLEM, Lcsgvlew, Texas He'd work more Ifhe could. y 'Blaniky's Beaigles" before "LW' and he goes on the road - last Year, he toured lot with Eddie Fisher - and he Is currently doing an album for Casablanca Rçorçls He may d.m ron "Laverne and Shirley" thisj' - It Ye.'r. if g,Uhg eat .1 the Ii' MW are bdft for to Weiner we we a few isatI: ctean you round to Is past if HanBarbr's '1.tfrmondo," and the voices are those 01 011111 Soule (B'nisi) ash Casey Kaiisn (RobIn). DEAR DKZ: Absat 11 yeas s, I saw Fmes zei. !&*'s "Ramee and Je" w$Ih LosdWHft asd (Ilito Hmssy. Which ad"khas the TV riØt. sold Wbo will I I. skid? IUU MIZ IV=, Tues, Ark, DEAR DMZ: When is "poesy'_ en IV? ANN WOOD, Rick. VjK Those s, by rId.oi, beth Pi pstwes and, by another ooIr4lmce, bbsve bum sold to ABC. Solar, accsr ____ to the natwork. I has mid. ne ' for IhawiI "RoSs. ad Mat" it "OfONS." DEAR D(: We use to ess Duou 01 _a w Y" give as cam. bschpaM.0 i %•.' •'j t'••' ,:.' ,,,,. • jv.nlng Heald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Aug. 17, 17-.3 ie we&.nd, here Time Out To Eat DPi *TAUIANT& LJNGE — Both lundi and 'Snnr apedals are foetwd. Live .ertatomg in Our lounge Mon. tu SsL M44 Park Drive, Sanford. ROLWAY INN —14— joy live antertainin4 to ow loSIge Tuesday the. Saturday. Ladies! Night uvpt,Thid.y. 14 & LB. 41 Sanford. HOUDAY DIN—LAKE MONROE-. Featuring . snodh'wat.ring disbe and asifood. Your favorite drinks in our poisilw bangs. "Overlooking the SSL JOhas," Ss.k PORT 0' CALL — Sps$.IItb1g in deak and . ss000t ow peat salad bit' features 30 Moat Hwy. 1742 & 4* to Sole plaza, sll*rry. ____ liii M MW Itmeam — on if an largest lays l acated on Holt Avon at PAM" (e, Wider Park, hours are I. $ p.m. Sunday and TWO* ad 10 am. to 5 p.m., Wida,adsy throe* Saturday. (owl Monday. __to $1 for adults ad M cents, dilen G. 12. Group rates ay.n g Big i.spul — i-" Cisity-operated perk with piade tb1os ad fMiIag lb. Senator, one if thO'4, mid imgeat bald V=..-trees In the U.S., •n 7 n.m. to_ Mendsyeh FrIdays, 9 n.m. to amid Saturdays ad Sundays, oft U.S. 1742 S Go amidHi4ng. Pulw FUZZ Longwood. Oui Ciuuty IIstei — Exhibits trace OUw*y's pod: coidry Mere, pioneer kitchen, atm, Mc. 10 n.m. to 4p.m., Tuesdays theo Fn$daYOoraflds,mdays 812 E. St. ___ The Cwlees Mmo — ihIhft of rare cartoon art and cartoon miscellany, no hiijyj charge, 11 n.m. to 1p.m. Tunsdiys Urough Sundays, next to Pk Po omce, Semoran Blvd. SL if 14 m) Rhoada Wesley models football shirt Got. A ' Karen Edwards models T-shirts M- essqg? e Get A T=Shlil "Got something on your that rivals the bumper area." Many shirts are oyster restaurant McNabb the gas station." their sentiments have found mind? Put it on your chest," sticker in Its message custom made with the printed, "I Eat 'M Rawl" —"Don't ask me to think. I their way to t-shirts as well. reads a sign at Hocus Pocus, carrying ability. Political company's logo or ad- across the front with the was hired for my looks." A few examples: a T-shirt shop In Altamoige statements, gripes, hobbles, vertisement. redaurant'stseine on back." —"Do It on 8 wheels an —"When God created Springs. • . advertisements and double. Larry McNabb, owner of And the things Is, he added, ad for a roller rink, man, She was only joking." The plain .entendres are all popular the T-Shirt Emporium In "the companies buy then Some were too risque for a —"The best man for the worn as a man's un- attention getters being worn Casselberry, finds many from us and then sell them at family newspaper. McNabb job is a woman." dergannent has developed on chest or beck. businesses like to print a a profit to their customers,, said many times a youngster And finally for the girl who Into one of today's hottest "We've got over 650 double-entendre on front of They make a profit from will buy a shirt and a few has made the rounds and has fashion items. • designs" says Hocus Poc" their shirts to catch the eye their advertising." minutes later, "his mother yet to find a manwhocomes Gone Is the plain white, Charlie Blake, "and we do a and then have the company Some other shirts seen In will bring It back." up to her standards: AWL In its place Is a lot of them for dubs and "arne on the beck that helps the ares have said: Women's lib has been Very —"The more I know men brightly colored bluboird companies around the *11,11th the frad. For an —"I spent my vacation at vocal, to say the lead, and the more I love my dog." 4 'vines woat o Sanford. Hours Osuoruliadord LIbrary, 630 E. First a. OPSflWidaY,FddiyaM&_ay,p only. Text And FORT CHRISrMAJ MU$EU. Authentic fI$IIca of an 17 fort if the Second Seminole War. added groiç tow's by. afta 5114149. Free m.to'4 p.m. Wednesday P" 10 a ISStirdiy,1 p.m. to$Pm. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesdiy. Loid on Road 420, two miles north of m Wiway, 50 at Christmas. Photos By, Tom Netsel (I " ,• Polk Cmoty8ha1Wjug.st is sponsoring a horse show Aug. 25, 25 at the Sportisnan's Park Area In Lakeland. fee proceeds toyouth club. Admission by donation. Saturday, 10 a.m. ''''.•' 3,' 4, - • • o a iftIw ddr.!.ir •;W 1' -• : , • '-• • . ., • . .., , • . I ' ' . . • , • - -. -. . •-°••."- -"••• -''--:-' • •' -' ' ..'--#.'•" ,:,;, ?.• C.. .1 - .--..---.-, "—'-4 -•'--...• ..- . .. . --- - ----.--,-- •, -' 'cr-- �Fl. .a.s......_a.._..,.,..._ ............................. Fr, Aug. ' ini Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Woodstock Where Are They Nowl TELEVISION By ROB WISHART though Jefferson Starship, a CillC( (UPI) - The Sai*ijia and She Na Na JanisJoplin, undisputed Creedence Clearwat stars who performed at remain headliners, q W000 a a string oodstock it and Jimi Hendiriz, until It broke up Inof19h have gone the -- way as and singers are , SUH best remembered from the founder John Fogerty, n the hundreds of and appewances festival for his unique VT 34, launched a solo care their audience - a few are most without grea sion of the 'Star Spangled that included at least th dead but mod are over 30 Several groups split up and Baflir," died of accidental albums, with another ta and wonderljig what hap. - in a _ pened to the good old days. reformed. drug overdoses little more tatively planned. The milestone music than a year later. Joe Cocker - now 35, hi festival Aug. 15, 16 and 17, dlx, drummer Keith Moon Other performers at his bluest Success In II Woodstock and their fate: year following the festjv, I%9, on an upstate New York of The Who and Al The Band - on top until when he released three h farm featured nearly two Wilson of CannedhIit Heat all bowing out gracefullywith with singles. dozen acts - the cream of died of its 1977 the rock and folk music Waltz" concert Despite Moon's death at John Sebastian - hi worlds of the late in San Francisco. . age 32 last year, The Who career downhill In t Richie Havens - now 36 17 untilwent Only The Who, Joan Bass, the most successful on the he bounced back I Nell Young and Larry 10th anniversary of woodhad his NWSt hit In 1971 1976 with the theme songfc Graham of Sly and the dock with the soundtrack with "Here Comes the Sun." the "Welcome Sack, Kotter It's been downhill since. Family Stone are on from the movie "The Kids 'IV show. . ' Paul Butterfield - his Billboard charts today, Are Alright" ranked eighth c..,, • band produced no major "CityofGuthrie hada hit New Orlean on album charts ... ,,. . . . ,4 ' ü s" hith,Ingdidpoduce twogo Young's "Rust Never ..:.• . Elvin Bishopand Mjj and continued to maki Sleeps" album Is 12th on the . . Bloomfield. '•. album through the decade latest charts, but neither he, . . a couple OL month The Grateful Dead - the David Crosby, Step ti •.• : . never had many hit singles, nor Graham Nash are as big . Alvin T Yeari I1,1s but albums continued to sell Afte - Leeand en as they were at $AJNp r successful throu& well through the '70s; one 241 Ma. Bass, now 36, had been the early 70, Lee, rlginaj member, now 34 a star for 10 years when she the group as Ten ... Pen" McKernan, died of a j performed at Woodstock. . . IiItSI X. Years liver ailment In 1973 at In the past year and she's still a AW with Un THE WHO. One of the top groups that Country Joe and The Fish and released an album. "Honest Lullaby" album played at WOOditk (clockwise from upper went the way of th climbing the charts. A left): Pete Townabeed, John Entwlstl, Roger Melanie - now 31 or 3Z AZA U leading tro*zador of Vietnam war, bid reformed depending on your source, Daltrey and the late Keith Moon. "s In the '6k, she dlii mike. 'ar to Issue an album. had her bluest hits In the IT'S MCIII . Blood, Sweat . headlines because of her Jefferson Starihlp was - two years after Woodstock; dock. The release of the had major hits through 1P70 has had scene chart success Opposition to oppressive still a' Jefferson Airplane at band's first album coincided but David Qayton.Thcinag IiflC5, but not much. Policies Of the goverument of Woodstock. ___ Vietnam. The San with the festival and fl0W31,le henextyear; he R$V1 Shiankir toured In I ftM y awaa,s Francisco band had Its produced two hits. Cabs, reformed the group In 1974 the United States for a few Graham formed Graham greatest social Importance now 32, and the troops have and i a lit with "Got Central Station, now m tize then with amgI-estaIg1,I, been at or near the top ever Get You Into years, but even George charts with Its "Star Walk" My In Harrison couldn't make altar Ufe" pro-drug music. But its since. Santana Is a headliner 1975. N'y. flM album, after leaving Sly and greatest commercial suemusic a major force in Am" TA oroutdoorconcerts Canneij Heat -still fl P0P. Zt amlJsumnmer. the Family Stone The bead cesscam.withthe "Redthis records new faces, but But Tim Hardin Sweetwater, fO'idd by Sylveater "Sly" Oetcpua" aibsin In 1971 and Slza Na Na ja was together oeverwith repined the succ. Stewart, now 36, was among the "Earth" LP early lad JIM a few mixdln when sound It had before Sammer, the Increclibie s big hits and year. 'ist Sizing Woodstock canie along. The — wilex stayed on top through the V died of a I"Id G..&ii Band, Quarry and the Wilson, - not headllner at mad, the moat of band rinalize a succeas With overdo.. 3 months arly 7k until personnel itsSaidana Woodstock appearance it Wood- aayIldiated TV show. aft and virtually wz. Woodstoc, heard from after the festival. for , oft , showing up late or not at r 7U - all for concerts finally took Pt1flSIpssn h that B., UytMug you wa.L waterfala -.Thor. we besebes where s, the everhettog Young toThuthe the waves are DevU e ad y" I wish I had my very ___ aad th.y back I. the sky, wait thea aM there are t'hpbu. —J.dLaz Rich Vieslee, ••.• r • told assu turn lit. DlMani" ___ aM Demean sum. set the vIlrmeu 00 bilk at Mss g% ii j D (4) I) ldeli. a w i - . _____ IIUI W :: Jo ___ -.-. ____ eed fly way up Ii I wish ten .s.y, ,ISS I ii*i e.ai y MY 11 an ' .. .t . . .• ., . I —' bseus. the d So waK -..-, PaSII1.I.r '—V -.- -. " - — -n- - - -- . - -,. .- - ---- Wjlp154.I7 being a doctor again.9t "The Year of the Child" He has that innate knack program. for acting that some kids are 4:30 cc somi Unenviable Record . . !,. Ii,-°• . - - .-. ;' ____ 1w 0 As soon as he got back to California, he made a beeline for Disneyland. He is one of the world's leading exparts on the two Disney parts - he has been to Disneyland 11 times and to Walt Disney World In New way to but the heat: S. Iiteraatlonal Falls, Florida 12 times. Concentrate on this ug from 9ii. Diane says Ricky began by Us niagasmne of 10 cities with 4, IM) doing commercials, and he all-time coldest recorded 1. Great Falls, MuaE, took to it like a duck to temperatures In the country: (Feb. is, 1931) .49 orange sauce. He proved to . I. FaIrbanks, Alaska (ji.14, 1934) .46 2. Havre, Most (Jam 27, 1919) ,,.57 3. Alamosa, Cole. (Jau.Z$1948) ...50 ,..,,,. -.., ,, Met Center in BloomIngton, Minnesota; IAAF World Series of Track and Field sprints from Zurich, Switzerland. ffiAdQA _______________________________ . - - weight bout between lCn ton and Scott LsDou* from the ___ ad 10114 W111010 ad bkL . They shot a lot of "Noah's doesn't come home that actor when I grow up," he Ark" on the Island of Kauai, says. "Or else a dentist " or an often. ., in Hawaii, and Ricky went architect. I had wanted be Flight Of Noah's " with his mother and his doctor until I saw 'Coma,' t a Is ou a trip with two purposes but that scared me. Now, sister, Dawn, and his aunt first' to help promote though, I hear that those and his infant cousin, They had fun and Ricky says he things that happened In 'ThS QlWflp" around had a lot of fun snorkeling 'Coma' don't really happen, world and, second, With his Pal, Elliott Gould. call attention to UNICEF's 50 I'm sort of thinking about . coverage of Coverage of American Kenny Playoff game Roberts' attempt to 1:30 4:00 RACING second consecutive motorcycle (2) AUTO 4)0 GOLF Live coverage of HIGHLIGHTS "Alabama 500" championship in the Grand Prix of England 500 cc motorthird round play in the Westchaster Classic from Rye. New g pLAyonam INyTii,cycle championships; CheyYork. AL The final round of enne FrOntier days Rodeo the championship tournament. 500 featuring such players as Bjorn SPORTS MONDAY LAR Live coverage of the 8019, Evonne Goolagong, RosTravers Stakes for 3-year-old Co. Tanner and Harold Solo. AUGUSTO, 1979 thoroughbreds from the Sara. mon, is presented from the toga Racetrack In Saratoga York University Tennis Centre EVENING In Toronto. Springs, New York, . 0.WlDEW.P9f(. 3:30 8.00 WIthmnhU __ __ Iih.kl hM dug wh, was 1w 40 0R0 Live coy00`8041 of a 10-round heavy. __ the sky. ., . 230 4)0 NFL FOOTBALL OM. NAIL IOCCIR Live cover. land Raiders at New England • w'os age of an NASL Soccer League Patriots -_- -. 4 - g ,s, 01— sad $old flew.,, k"d 11114111k, ___ 0116 SUNDAY (1)(M PFAWIAME SHOW AUGUST , 215 IA$IIALI. Regional (2) AFTERNOON coverage of Chicago White Sox at Boston Red 80*; Atlanta too Braves at Montreal Expos. 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The Palace ,n.r, ue By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Here Is how Ricky Schroder describes the plot of his new movie: "This Genevieve lady takes some animals to an CARMEN MCRAE IN SATURDAY with the six main members of island and I have this pet a CERT AT THE PALACE the comedy group are featured Brahma bull and him and me AUGUST IS. 1979 Accompanied by Clark Terry in this 1979 documentary. is good friends and the plane . and his Big Bad Band, Carmen 10:30 goes down on an Island and AFTERNOON McRae offers 13 of her biggest () BLONDIE there's these two Japanese hits for a memorable hour of 4:00 azz 11:30 soldiers who think the war is N'TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC THE LOW MOAN SPEC- still going on and they shoot SPECIAL "The Legacy of TACULAR Members of a Call- at us only the gun Is so old it . . L.S.B. Leakey" The life of sci7:00 fornia comedy troupe present a lows up and then we take enlist Louis S.B. B. Leakey. called 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP The satirical and irreverent look at the plane and turn it upside the Darwin of human prehisto- uses and abuses of the system contemporary American sociry. is told in his own words of lobbying, a "grass roots" ety. down and take the wings off through films made throughout phenomenon involving the genand make it into a boat and his remarkable career. (R) eration of financial and psychowe get away." WEDNESDAY logical pressure to influence a EVENING The Walt Disney people, congressman's vote, is AUGUST 22, 1979 who are making "The Last . 7:00 examined. Flight Of Noah's Ark," FROM THE GRAND OLD EVENING OMTwo back-to-back per. MONDAY describe It a bit more sueformances from Opryland, 8:00 cinctly: "The turbulent AUGUST 20, 1979 U.S.A. featuring many of counE CARMEN MCRAE IN CON. journey of survival for four try music's top stars arc EVENING CERT AT THE PALACE people in a rattletrap B-29 presented. Accompanied by Clark Terry bomber loaded with farm 8:00 8:00 Ricky Schroder and his pet Brahma bull In and hisoffers Big Bad Carmen animals." IN LA GRANDE PARADE DU McRae 13 ofBand. her biggest OBEANDORF REVISITED JAZZ Performances by three hits for a memorable hour of The four people are Elliott "The Last Flight Of Noah's Ark." Peter Evans portrays a former American jazz artists -- Dizzy jazz. Gould and Genevieve Bujold, American soldier who returns Gillespie, Cab Calloway and Richard Schroder, Ricky Is born with - like Jackie to Oberndorf after World War II Earl "Fatha" Hines -- are feathe stars of the movie, and father, has gotten a leave Coogan and Jackie Cooper 9:00 to seek revenge for having lured at the 1977 Jazz Festival THE DEADLIEST SEASON Ricky and Tammy Lauren, from his employer, the New and Shirley Temple and been left to die in a skiing acci- in Nice, France. A professional athlete (Michael the two kids who mod likely York Telephone Co,, to go on Margaret O'Brien had. dent in this special based on Moriarty) seeking fame and will steal the film, that trip. But Diane says Nobody knows where It Irwin Shaw's short story. glory Is forced by a tragic acciTUESDAY This will be Ricky's first Richard can't get too many comes from, it's just there. o0 dent to re-evaluate his Ricky says he likes to pie of success at any cost. (R)princl. film since ,The Champ" leaves, not and still pursue AUGUST 21, 1979 O 1979 DISCO AWARDS which, while it didn't his dream of climbing up the improvise. He says that sisow gladden critics' hearts, is executive ladder with the Franco Zeffirelli, his THURSDAY EVENING making heaps of money and company. SUNDAY director on "The Champ,"; AUGUST 23, 1979 10:00 has made Ricky the hottest After that trip, they will be let him do a lot of his scenes 0 CYD cissu AUGUST 19, 1979 child actor In years. home for two weeks and then his way. THE PYTHONS Wild and MORNING mother and son take off "That scene," Ricky says, zany antics abound when MonSo far, he seems to AFTERNOON again, this time to do a film "when my pants fell down, ty Python's Flying Circus reunites in Tunisia. Interviews • ARTHUR PIEDLER roiling with the fame. He Is 9 with William Holder, in that happened accidentally, 4-00 now, and very much a Australia. and then I improvised the regular fellow. His mother, rest of it. And the final scene Diane, seems level-headed But the feeling is that — Franco wanted me to say about it all. Ricky has to capitalize on his 'Mother' and run into Faye's She says Ricky comes good fortune now. In a few (Dunaway) arms and I home (home is on Staten years, It will be too late, SO didn't think a boy would do Island, In New York harbor) the Schroders have decided that. And they said OK, then, and puts on his baseball to go ahead, at full speed. Heavyweight Championship C$AI. In this preview of the SATURDAY "But Charles (Jarrott, the bout between Matthew Said 1979 college football season, glove and goes outside and Besides, Ricky seems to love director of 'Noah's Ark') Muhammad (a.k.a. Matthew Holzman trophy candidates AUGUST II, 1979 plays like any other 9-year- acting. hasn't let me do much of that Franklin) and John Conlah and the top football schools in old. so from far." Atlantic City, New Jersey. the nation will be highlighted. "I think I want to be an AFTERNON The only problem Is that h stars, Tokea Ir with fewer, aM These poems are by aid skewers if water CJr, emsidary achoojs,s from bI Seminole County. They •, o ansiew result.d from the FIenMh 1111 11111 kn1da with a Poetry In the Schools (ABC - (NBC) s'.iw4H, ,) &GL •. 0 (CBS) (CBS) JsdssnH. .. . Schroder:Hottes t Of Child Actors August 17 thru 23 (NBC) FrIday, Aug. 17, 1,—S , 4.. lMI.i),w s-'. (Feb. 16. 193$) ...50 . 7. Nome, am Alaska have a longer attention span than the average child, so Want.. 25,190) S. Mt. Washington, N.H. they loved him. (Jan, 19, 1934) "Commercials are harder ,.47 9. Aberdeen, S.D. than movies," Ricky says. "You have to learn more Jqj2,l9I2) . ,. '10._•.k1,dL i �0 GuestSophie Loren.(Pari2of 2)(R) August FRIDA FRIDAY Y EVENING 6:30 (2)0 NBC (4)• CBS NEWS ABC NW8 2VNAAAL8W(r4 ioo y, y 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Alan Aida. ____ em _____ Donahue, CA Tim', to TS A her.turneusl. and Burt has an encounter with nesewoman (Barbara Rush) a UFO. (R) accused of murdering a poaic.12:00 woman turns to C a for help. (A) CD uo "Roustabout" (C) Ma THE DUKES o ii*z. (1964) ElvIs Presley. Barbara ZARD Luke and So hijack a Stanwycli. A carnival auger •SPECTRUM iiinto an excellent old age. NOT FUDGE ____ m and a 5 MAl.5 ANIMALS ANS. besutiful princess. (2 Hrs. _____ • vi. P.opt. David Moses Ukis.) 15 maker's new pride and joy, a broken-down racehorse, sits on Tanner's parakeet and 2:00 VALLEY Victoria hosts the Spider Martin 6:00 to rely upon an English valet to sends it to bird heaven, (A) 70 10° Group, a lo cal Cent Florida (2)0 ALVIN AND THE CHIP. help her get medical REVISITED (2)UMS CUJI 0 MIGHT SPECIAL MIMICS Performing troupe, in PeifOrm- Host: supplies Peter Evans portrays a former (F DANCE to the Indiana VR Wolfrnin Jack. Guests: at the Publ once ic Boadcast Electric POPSYE American soldier who returns THU NEWLYWED GAME Light Orchestra, Efton (4)5 5 Vi p1Op1, David Moses to Center, FANGF 5 Oberndorf after World War II FAMILY RE hosts John,, Queen, Rod Stewart, the Spider Martin INCA 6:30 0 Fleetwood Mac Ginesis Group, a local Central Florida to seek revenge for having en PROSL C0 Host Pat FRIENDS Guests: Steve performing troupe, In perform. be left to the In a skiinô acci. Lawrence, Sally Struthers. Holmes explores the financial MATE) "Rabbit Run" (C) (2)0 FANTASTiC FOUR once at the Public Broadclst dent In this special based on Irwin Shaw's short story. a DICK CAVRTT Guest: and COfPO4rAft Problem of " (1970) Jamse C&M. Anjan@ft 6 SCOOWS ALL-STARB Center. mi.IOle Economic WICAROL AND COMPANY Sophie Loren. (Part 1012) (R) mploy Corner, A former hlØi school 6 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 310 (Premiers) Carol Burnett and POT ,, "Cholesterol, Life Insur. to 5 PROSE .11000 Host Pat featured performers Vicki &way from his due present axis. once. (N) MVWO*dHomemakers" Holmes 9xPkWft the financial Lawrence. Kenneth Mars and (4) DALLAS The Ewing tence. (1 Hr. 50 Mlne. ummon reconsiders and corporate problems of the Craig Richard Nelson present family le disturbed by a deep Planned Purchase of an 6:00 2:00 Semlnoie Economic Employ, an hour of comedy, m'' a. om ' station when Jock a 'lienS Development Company (4) (2) OOa SUPER variety. JR's former secretary Julie IM It Could CA) BUGS REPORT ..The Pigeon" (A) • ______ E 6:30 SUNDAY ____ - C.'lgula's malevolent Banner helps a ,r woman return to the scene of an tragedy in pbs, e that the events we about to be P ____ NEWS 310 S MOVIE "NMiu, The Killer tricitlas and kidicrous military Whole" (C) (1966)' Lee maneuver, stir dissension In Me$,ther, Richard Erdman. A the court (N) kilter whale is saved from death repeated. (A) _____ TIll RADIO SHOW 11:00 (i)®5 NElIii CHARTYOUR COURSE by a naturalist inesse in studying Its behavIor, (1 Hr. ROAD 400 RUNNER (4)0 GOLF Live coverage CROCKETT'S VICTORY third round play In • GARDEN 9:30 5 UIJAS, YOGA AND YOU (N) •$UPMffiB MOVIE flhSt Ti*bb, CBS of the (2)0 DAicv1010 oucic bed kBSWII psrformsri In (4)• TAP2AN / 511PM coudry m, will be giving 6*1 __ York. - 0W7 .'. "4. to th. FbUIOU$ JfUHP0UIC1OfCRALE0S or ½ lb. Of CRAB LEGS and TOP BUTT STEAK S ____ I ___ or.. REIJ_ . V. 171* Iu.Mjrj . v ø 4** • _____ saw Ijr , anmInSM ___ flats r., ___ __ set ___ ___ _______ __ "WNWA Love (ISItE) '$. Tracy, .dy 5f - A frpd lIE. . .. ___ ____ , .' ____ who ___ 01W) __ ___ ___ SMIMA .PISr.1es isM M The 01livSbsWeedsg kanepetto ys* e I Mark Spitz, a gold medaliM seven times or at the 12 Olympics, the best male swimmer of all time. 'That's the opinion of former -_ ___ ____ a mo. tea eden. vim ow to be o.er,. ______ 1i1b .dIiL (2 Ni-S. II Mills.) ____ __ _____ 11 __ ----------- -. A S M Va -------- . __ C I : - .' (.4) MARIO AND 'THE MAGIC ()p&jpt MUSIC Guest: of lobbying, a "grass roots" phenomenon involving the ginMAIJ Porter Wagoner. oration of financial and psycho. U.S. 5 OUt. ROBERTS Olyympic ad5PLAYER'S INTEMNATION. of surprise word for rivet 24. Dissemble AL TENNIS 44. Musical in. The final round of 109kal pressure to mirdstratoito Bill Schroeder, 1:00 congressman's vote, Is Actor Burt.SI. Italian noble 25. Sports cheer the c strument hampionship tournament, selected u of 17. Storage can. ARC*41 CAMPUSU. examined. family 26. Anger featuring such players 4$. Sun disc u Bjorn (1) a 9~y MORWA 6 ARTHUR FIEDLER "Just hAMS 10 greatest Mer' 52. "King of 27. Lettuce 48. Soldiers' Borg, Evonne Goolagong, Roe- (j 0 IIGFOOT AND WILDWY p.fe Maestro" A biographi. man for Us magazine. 18. Type meas. Swat" 28. And so forth coo Tanner and Harold Solo. cal portrait home away 0 ORAL of the Boston Pops' Mark I. Spitz, ures the 3. Disaster $ 29. Congo Bantu from is mono presented om fr 1115 conductor Is presented. S TtA ROO Loan Pro. American who won In- 19. Barnyard 30. Title of r• home York University Tennis Centre sound gram sped 1:30 49. Small shot In Toronto. 6:00 dlvldual Olympic gold 20. Actor James (obbr.) 32. Lo (2) GospEl. SINGING JUSI. NBC MOVIE (2) 02 "Loving medals in the freestyle and 2:30 LU 54. Singer Diana You" (1957) Elvis Presley, Uzathe butterfly for both the 100.' 22. Actor 'donc.r (2) BONANZA 0 ARE PEOPLE TOO both Scott. A SOLUTION determined press and 200rnder distances. Berry 55. Bridge 0 MOVIE "Abbott agent transforms a small-town 3.0° WlaIIII, who 23. Deface DOWN tub Meet The Mummy" (B/W) 12) GUNSMOICE singer into an overnight sensaI. Rasp (1955) Marie Windsor, Michael set 67 world records and won 74. Sign of the lion. (R) Anss. The Boys WI teflifisd ram 2. A lending N V gold medals for the United s s U H .1 1 Il 2) MOVIE "The Rainmaker" (F ALl. IN THE FAMILY 27. Mike was 3. Hostels by a mummy that Archls and Edith are upset by a IHVH States In i .1 5 1 t) I H the 100-and stalks their :C) (1958) Burt Lancaster, Monnill treasure expedItion. (1 1/2 4. Moccasin small J. 11(111 V N 11 (Ii. crime wave In J. 00 the Bunker meter freyIe at the Katharine Hepburn. A con Hrs.) 1P24 31. Actor.. S. Actor No- V .1. S .) H V S A V H .1 household. (N) 'flW posing as a rainmaker, Olympics and In the 100H :i J. V :i lunar bards •EL.ECTNC COMPANY (N) not only ends the drought In a S MORK & MINOY Mork, H V ) S U S II J 5 :111 1 meter freestyle at the 1008 32. Food fish 6. Director. convinced he Is a misfit, 10:00 small Southwestern town, but I ii U ) 'I H V ) 33. Small toilet prod. .PremI sflH1.I N Olympics. doc des to save Earth Until N U) S l I H V •STUDIO W Visits Lytton also brings needed romance Orson Inger shows him what Mlndy's 3 Mirray Rose, the HV é :1 i Primate Cent, largest mon. and confldencs to a 7. Now Greek leg. Spinster. (2 lIfe would have been like with. Australian who captured the u 0 S V H U 011 SN1 key colony in the U.S., young 1/2 Hi-s.) ndory hero I. Producer N I II H 1 I S V J N V 'I out him. (R) fencIng students, animator in gold the 400-and 1$O' 5 NCAA PRE4IA$ON SPE I) I I V V N U I V II V 36. Motion plcLear Schmitz (A) CIAJ. In this preview of the •EVENiNG AT POPS DixienAw frey1e races in 1106 H a ii N II 0 I' ti 1 1 lure 9. award Small por. clarinetist Pets jazz Foun. 1979 college football in u 400.meter race In 37. Consume 1010 tlos tah lands his sneelsi eM. in (2) MOVIE "Man On A ande.sman 1960. the trophy candidatesthe Boston Pop* top football schools In Tightrope" (81W) (1953) performance of "Basin Street," 4. Des Scbsfluder, the Fredrlc March, Terry Moore. the nation will be highlighted. "A Closer Walk With Thee" American who won the 100 Mi intir. German circus troupe 4:00 and "Shine." meter freestyle at the 1114 executes a daring plan to (F •GOLF Live coverage of Olympics. escape from behind the Iron final round play In the West. hIS DAY AT A (1)0 5. Dike Kakaumeki, CurtaIn. (2 Hrs.) chester Classic from Rye, New Ann comes to a critical Cr051. whiter of Olympic golds for (I) MEDIA roads when si. dIscovers a the th PM OUR TIMES S SPORTRLD United States in e 100. great deal about an erage of a 10-round heavyd meter freestyle at the 1912 KI0RLD the man ste loves. (Part 3 of 3) ZOOM (N) I weight bout between Ken Nor. (A) and 1000 Olympics. ton and Scott LiDoux from 11:0° 5 THE ROPERS Helm 8' IIid Matthiu, ti's Met Center in Bloomington, (4) ASROIISKY steems -lul'e Stanley soaks up East German who won gold Minnesota; MY the scenery by sharing a hot medals at the 196$ and 1972 of Track and Field sprints from 'THILAWANDYOU tub with bikinI-clad beauties. Olympics in the 100-meter 0 FIRST BAPTIST Zurich, Switzerland. MORAl 94 cosi. (N) • and 200-muter be katroke, CENT AT THE PALACE 9:00 7, Jibe NeW,, the .01* PAM USA? "Joe Accompanied by Clark Terry (1)5 ALICE Mel's pushy Goes To Heaven" Family preju. American th dION liar WiSh JO. tries to pand his eig Bad sane, carmen mom (Martha Rays) unespect- ci. i.4 world records for thee biggest idlydrops in frOili Brooklyn 1301 105.mster and 2IS.meter lk'.d out more about omoesa. hits for a memorable Pour of and moves km with her son. N jssz. •ABO MOVIE "Jo' Kldd" backatrok. at the 197$ 1110 11972 (Ant Basiwood,, Robit Ob'mpics. FACS TMNATION A loner guts caught in s. , who worn 5 WIDE WORLD CFPORT$ Duvall, the midjs ci a bitt Coverage 01 AmeriCan 'Y between a ga er range the I,10esSter freestyle for Robts' attempt to Win his gianslngers a'i a t Unite elates St the 1963 MTIOON uowut consecutive molorwcleAmeriew b of bloIMliNraty Meslosne. dUUnplWIak* in No Grand StJdnNdMWq WbW of Prk ci 100 cc motor• M*st.uos THEATRE the 1d m.del f the haled cycte dan4ish*s Chs,. '.p, taat Foci's Luck" 51as the 11. Clynilas from Wyemkm. pro.e to be Solo- LB the l,IN'smer frsedyls, lash' n rather than anaidIot, who bepa,lng Pile reign With pesos pjjs UPS Guest: Lt. aidpreeperlsy, (N) NS 0,. i,IIISUS, peoUiIsd SIMs LB lbS 400. ad III fair 40 go Awa cm8s aid )• 1,1I0trs$$. St the a,pM s*i, oa&niimin. Aesy. Geer,s's as to liiIUj on i*ijpioi ui LB I 44 ' • Now 'ths.1,r'aesat :• N ___ . a Swimmers ' __ ______ ____ uses and abuses of the system .. . thoroughbreds from the Saraboa Forsier, Fiona Lewis. A veteran -' Sprk•- I• Hollywood stunt oinsa movie cast to learn why threb S WIDE WORLD Other stunt men, including his coverage of the OPSPOIITS WIC Light ___ " ACROSS 38. Bltt.r vetch 10. Buckeye 35. parade I. Comedian'. 39. Unravels State 36. Killer whale Wilson 42. Part of a cir. I I. Ion man 38. Sea birds S. Singer Elton ci, Herbi... 39. Director Musical di- 16. Actor Ed.. John.. 9. Actor Do. rert ion 21. Actor James 40. Make turbid LuIs, 46. Scottish 41. Above 12. Argyll island word for out 22. Linda stars 42. and crafts 13. Polynesian 47. John Schuck In Lou Grant 43. Richard Mul. god starred In.. 23. In the latest ligan stars In 14. Expression 50. Spanish fashion (slang) ____ (*y ____ 5 WALL STREET WEEK (FO 60 MINUTES The 1979 Recession" (A) S ABC NEWS CLOSEUP The The BeS t - MOVIE "WhO Is Killing for 3-year-old Ills Stunt Men?" (1977) ____ ___ w -. ___ Aug. 13 to Aug. 18 D - ____ - -- ANN OEM HIMMEM MEMO M MINNIE ONE Mom EMM OMME WRIENE I.. MINIM WOMEN MMM am ME OWNSM NINE MEEM MINE ••• 017mis . (2) Oilers at Dallas Cowboys (F S SPORTS $PSCTACU. 9:30 LAN Live Coverage of the ----.-..- - WUIWULU OF DISNEY o "Justin Morgan Had A Horse" S WASHINGTON WEEK IN The new owner of the prized REVIEW(R) horse is forced to turn to Justin for help when he enters the ani1:30 RACING mal In a big race. (Part 2 of 2) (2) AUTO HIGHLIGHTS "Alabama 500" (R) Mim~ WINNE MEMO 0iu MEMEMINEEM II MEN ONE NONNI , • --- Friday, Aug. 17,17-7 MEMO ' SPECIAL "The Legacy of "Sanctuary" to which ,,.. L.S.B. Lsakey" The Ill, of sd. bers of a certain factio he n entist Louis S.B. Lssliey, called futuristic society attemo t pt to Travers Stakes r#ivn 'r'" MEMO .. 1100 '(Id. S, 18, St the Tup. (2)0 PRED ANDMNty psiwel'. Ceuvidloit CornIer 1110 LB (bIIIIds. Iii. ftrd Pr (2)0ThESTS0 Heavyweight Championship during the foe'mance will be at 7 P.m., 501*GANG COMEDIES bout between Matthew Seed f1ln9. (N) Muhammad (&lia. MStWII St 10 p.m. ltOO Frankho) and Join Conteh (2)(4) Tease Trossdos', will beck ,15 50 AFTERNOON from Atlantic City, Plew Jersey. lm up, S INIRSIUICY OSISI 1110 Ti*b,alesgtrcp PINING LINE "Resolved: (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT 12:00 That The SALT Talks Are In LIVE cut the Dicci Iabol has bees (2)5 Buco yI, Host: Matttisu. hoaor.d by the Cosatry ALLC The interests Of U.S. Security" Gueet: GarrettWafter Morris. (A) (F MO' W111111111k Amod0a in its IM "Exodus" (C) Sen. George McGovernvs, Wll- (4) uov "Kid (C) Pail t..,.an, Eve Mar. hem F. Buckley Jr. (Pert 2 of 2) (1N2) Elvis Gaiahad" of , 'l'bee Presley, Gig ) ____ Ii Saint. Jewlaj Young. After getting out of the ___ to the Ceaky escape from Bd1isl lmer,u,ian W" added Nrvlcs,ayoungmanwlnsa MlC lulld P's LB liii. camps on 6:30 to fe-sal with (2) RLCRIDA'S boxing maicli end then returns H.. still Oft of lbs big St. ti's IN* Cyprus WATCHING of a breve under.. to I" -4s (4 lire,) S MOVIE "Camelot" (C) fractises Wa's (Nm. Qrcund SPACE ADy Cli (1957) RIchard Harris, Vaiiesu NNKNNfl iveKingArthijrbatdes MOM st's hits isduds 6:00 5 Lancelot for the love of CID P* a mis program ie a OUMmI ouinevers,_causing "Rush., M "M 0UTL0(,y,i JOY COMMUnIty lssuue Føuj,i 4565V 01 the M0ICW le nd 01 ISIS MldsIgM," Is tasg, Caj km 00"one $) 1I""WCBSIJPUMy CoI ab out No 11.1 1141 of Me," "Y flUU '11N 'SsdW NrSIedii1 •TOMSIOUNCES Nsu Less Yes Illed," -IEDRLl aid lbs .14 taurM. 1*10 O01ClTT'S VICTORY Jim DOM "W16:WThsflsilli ur bIN ___ ______ - ' law enforcer Is sent to find a •MATION&i. GGMP,IJC mystarioajg place known as er Ernest Tubb Show Nears , ____ 'WV 51U 3O of (4) MOVIE "Logan's Run" the West. (1976) Michael York, Jenny cheater Classic from Rye, New Aguilar. In the 23rd century, a "Breaking The this DSIWIn Of Iiun prehisto. escape. (A) M" (8/W) (1952) ry, Is told in ij , Ralph Richardson Ann Todd. through M . fIlms made An Inventor suffers p sonal 197$ DISCO throughout AWARDS his remarkablecareer (N) tragedy and hardship In his SHOW quest to produce a supersonic 6:00 NO 5 NFL FOOTBALL Houston plane. (2 Hrs.) Mini.) 6:00 (4) cc wou AND MEN 00 RLCHUMSARD 06*40W MY PEOPLE 5 955J69 .IT ore. Aids, (McLeen Stevenson) out Grey ('This Louise), (N) •MASTUNPIUCE yp Of work. (A) "I, Claudius: Hail Who?" GD m • the Italians. (2 Hrs.) ___ ____ ___ • • u,e.t VOICI OP VICTORY • ostoo • 6:00 (2) (!} PRIME TIME SUNDAY (2) @) 00(12) NEWS (A) CONSUMER BUYLINE 12:30 g)ONCE UPON A CLASSIC KAZ Samuel Bennett's 0 (2)112) MEET PRESS Avalanche An idyllic skiing chances to win the post of BLACK AWARENESS 0 6:00 0 DIRECTIONS Psychiatrist holiday for several young peo. attorney general are leOpard(F A SETTER WAY Dr. Stanley Cath, Dean M. Kel- Pie in the Austrian Tyrol turns ized by his employment of Ka. IS THE LIFE 0 ley of the United Methodist Into a dangerous mountain- (A) 1100 6:30 Church and Correspondent climbing trek. (A) NEWS ijp (F 00112) Robert Trout discuss relIgious 8:01 BLUEGRASS 0 I.NING woo cults. 0 0 PLEDGE BREAK Regularly 11:30 tjt1'tj_ ppjo scheduled programming may AFTER HOURS be delayed due to pledge (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "79 Park Avenue" (1977) Lesley breaks. RACERS Ann Warren, Polly Bergen. O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (4)0 NFL FOOTBALL Oak. 8:30 Maria. a well-known prostitute. land Raiders at New England (2) NBC NEWS adopts the name of Marianne Patriots (I) CBS NEWS Morgan and marries an COMPANY underworld racketeer, (Part 2 (4) 8UNY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MOVIE "Teacher's Pet" 030 MINUTES (1958) Clark Gable, Doris 0 WILD KINGDOM "Lions 01 3) (R) 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC (81w) Day. The city editor of a large Under The Net" Marlin and Jim 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 While MOVIE MACHINE VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. newspaper goes to a journal, use a cannon net to capture searching for a group of moblam class at night school and and relocate the lion and the stars who injured him, McGarTION fails in love with the teacher. (2 vlldebeest. rett nests a young boa who 0 JERRY FALWILL 1/2 Hrs.) WILD KINGDOM "Land Of also suffered at the evil 730 0 MOVIE "The Secret War The Kangaroo" The world of hands. (A) (2) PINS HILLS CHURCH OF Of Harry Frtgg" (C)(1969) Paul the kangaroo and his fellow OJIRCEIOX Guests: Slade, THE NAZARENE Newman, S4va Koscina. An animals isexplored. Peter Noone, Albert w,40y flJØ4Q Army private is sent to help five Hammond. 7 FAITH FOR TODAY briaadler nmnrale wane I MORNING • • ____ vOIc Evening H.raM, Sanford, Ff. 10:00 • (2) Ei6Tiii ' - . (2) THE CA) THE MUPPETS Guest: _______ ' - even moreprobiems.(R) August 19 ________________________________________________________ . Lynn Redgrav.. 2:15 BASEBALL Regional (2) ppIflIN EDUCATION coverage of Chicago Whit. Sox (2)0111 AND THE SEAR 5 BLACK AWAMN.5$ at Boston Red Sox: Atlanta Brs nemesis Sheriff Lobe 0 SEVj HP 5p IJIS Braves at Montreal Expos. (Claude Akins) tricks the truck. 0BATTLE OF THE PLANETS er into returning to Orty Coun. t45$)()I tJve. ty, then arrests him for hauling (2)0 lAY CITY ROU.ERS age of an NASL soccer League moonshine. (A) () ARTHUR AND COMPANY olavoff ov . BAD DUU5I- 7:00 _ - I 7.00 pp "ml (F FARM AND HOME SUNDAY "' • - 0 SNEAK PREVIEW Roger () BUGS SUNNY / ROAD Ebert and Gene SIskel review RUNNER "The Muppet Movie." 0(12) HIS MAW Guests: Ten. Amityville Horror," "North Gal. nessee Las Forty" and "More American p, Ernie Ford, Steila Graffiti." 0LAWni,ici wax 2:00 5FROM THE GRAND OLD OPRY Two back-to- back p. (2) (M PRE41AME SHOW S MAVERICK "The Lone. formanc., from Opryland, U.S.A. featuring many of coun. so try music's top stars are PRIME TIME "Inner Strengths" Host Don Mc Presented. discusses his view that there Is 7:30 GONG SHOW no universal formula for survtv- 6:30 ' MACNEIL / LEHRER oo C2)200UNTRY GARDEN • can't Overcome tostesl.(R) / --' 1:30 to MY$ flOOi A woman's is kidnapped in a supermarket Parklno lot but 'viuses to help ce. ~00 K1" us- • r _____ August 18 ' _________________________________________________ . shipment of Illegal slot leaves during a kill In business, but returns for th. love of the to (F MARY TYLER MOORE Lou flI1C$WflSS being owner s daughter, (2 Hrs.) taits Mary an øie newsroom Itogg. (A) AMC MOVIE 'lake The gang that he and his wife 12:35 Money seelnga marriage co,, Run" (1969) Woo. 0 MOVII "Sinbad The '" THE MIJPPEY$ Guest: Margolin. M Sailor" (C) (1947) Douglas Fair. Inept bank robber Is r.lusud banks Jr., Maureen O'Hara. Leelsy An warren. • from laul, only to ii tis. After lklifr..i i-'i.a-.i w- a THE owe"M SATURDAY ' "Loma Goons" John Is knightad after saving Lorna from being kidnapped; Tom and Annie ars wed; Loma recovers from a wound imwwct. carver finally to be married, (Part 10 of 10) (R) CAVET MORNING Sarah Vaughan REVIEW (4) NEWLYWED 500 0 MOVIE "Scarecrow" (C) 6:3 (1973) Getis Hickman. Al Pad. 0 WHEN. JENNY, WHEN? no. 5:30 Two I -agsrs t Confronted ableA gruff ex-con and a io,with a dilemma •IIlmin develop a •SUMIIIERSEMUTER friendship In which both learn . .d the about life, I a, ca (1 (4) CRSAR. that their peers attach to S WALL $TMET WEEK THE LAW AND YOU •'m Jessica Cheste y about her affair with Dot. WASHINGTON WEEK IN 6:00 (2)4)000 ssws 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC DICK ----- - -..__---------.- ,.,,,,-.-,' '. - �S-Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, Avg. 17, im Daytime'Schedule Voice Is Familiar 725 (2) TODAY WI FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 500 wsws 0THE FIN (MOW, TUE. THU, 7:30 (2) l2 TODAY 5:30 00000 MORNING AMERI0SUMMER SEMESTER CA 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) eDO 5:53 ) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5) OVER EASY 6:00 8:25 (2) EARLY DAY CE TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 SUNRISE 0 NEWS By ROB PATTERSON Lash Kunkel is lady with a voice that may sound vaguely familiar. Hearing her, one wonders why It took her l5 years to land a record contract. "Anything, like writing, takes time". says Leah confhd1 -"Maybe I didn't approach It the right way. I write songs, but Idon't want to be categorized as a 'female singer-songwriter.' Because I do other people's songs. 6:11 "But after my last round of rejections about five years ago, I decided to get sogood they had to take me." Meanwhile the public became "subliminally familiar with my through her vocals on James Taylor's "Handy Man" and Art Garfunkel's only solo tour. "The Garfunkel tour really Singer Leah Kunkel gave me helped me credibility," says Lash. "It's been tough, being with Russell and all these succesaful people, It's not hard to get a little disappoiidi" voice may have a familis tinge because her sister was the late Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the paw. "Casa was about 10 YMIs older than I, but she inspired me tremendously. But she was more folk, while my roots are In rock." As important as music is to Leah, her family gets at least equal time. "After the interview, I'm off to the Little League game. .I'mthe manager," she proudly proclaims. With a soothingly tasteful first album out on Columbia Records, Leah "really wouldn't have done it any other way. It takes 12 years to become a doctor, so why shouldn't I take the time to be as good as I can." — GD READERS (4)00 NEWS SI SESAME STREET (A) 1 4 *95 (2) NEWS (4) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE TD PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE - -:_ -- a gun accident, Is saved from a life of .elf.plty and ____________________________________ depression by a nightclub sing111111 arhs falls ln love with. (R) IVVIIN CAROL BURNETT AND (4)5) MASH Under fire FRIENDS Guest: M aggie from U.S. artillery, the 40771h evacuates and sets up operaSTHE NIWI.YWID GAME lions In a nearby cave. (A) 5) FAMILY FEUD s NM Smith. 90 SONCS UPON A CLAIM 5) DICK CAVITY Guist: (ID SWK WI CINCINNATI "Dominic, Hiflpflifl's Robin Williams. (Pail 10$ 2)(R) While Andy Is being InterDominic Bulman, a young nays viewed by a writit, Johnny and so academy student, lawns hig parents were murdered and, (2)0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Venus 1*. part In an on-air Wong with Delver, sits out to PRAIRIE Adam tails Into a drinking contest. (A) flnd the INers (Part I oI$)(R) deep depression when he 10:00 learns there Is a poeslblifty at (4)5) LOU GRANT foul's tol Mary regaining her sight. (A) human interest story on a PLEDGE BREAK Regularly (4)5) SAD NEWS BEARS woman searching for the hitscheduled progralnining may kiss The Bears mistake a friendly and-run killer of her son leads be delayed due to pledge Dr. Reppani gives their to an ICyoIf.(R) coach as the bsglnnlng of S romance. (A) tao "Clouds Of Witness" The NEc simm MISALL House of Lords assembles to an own LA GRANDS PARADE CU decide the Dime of Denver's MU Performances by three fate. (Part 4) ac p American An artists — Dizzy • VIUAALUSflE(R) 11:00 Gespie, Cab Calloway and Too Earl "Fslhs" Hines its isa. (2)TI0TACOOUSW at the 1977 Jazz Festival 11M (4) MARY TYLER moon A lured In Nice, Francs. (2)5 TONIGHT Guest host: from Il David Brenner. Guest: Hoyt had abandoned him as $ baby. sands Ted Into an emotional .GD STHE CAT NI THE HAT Dr. 8eu' o'esaic tale of & (I) WftVWM GA S ROCKFORD PILES An OF. .Ipf.1 magical. mischievous WI Sea 1140A## brightens up the ova of two eccentric mental scientist youngsters on a rainy and hot- tricks Rockford into being the oHEs *11.0 subject of his stnels and fruslng day Is recount" (A) tratlon studies. MACNEIL I LIHAIR yØWZT 5 POLICE STORY An lnvssllREPORT (2)0 4s NOV15 "Love's gatlon into a shotgun attack on 7 '.L, tV i*..,;I' .1'p wcmjwww : 60 low, kit .10 k) 10 W1qaW1J3 D$ 1G(lIq .iase f • busH dqf*kI August 20 _____ I I YOU WILL ENJOY THE VIEW — • • • • •• • '.0 U N •'U *t'X Iis-iJ 4 4A ONCE UPON A CASSIC Dominic: The Hunter" Dornin.. -,- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A Late Bloomer a beautiful girl and several incriminating photos. 910 (2) NBC MOVIE "Something 8lg' (1971) Dean Marlin. Brian Keith. A smaH-time outlaw u..+. ,., •, at Suburban Temple augmented his income from barbering and his Job as a mall handler. He also sang in operatic productions at Cleveland' s K a ram u theater. Most important, in thels period, he became a pupil of Pauline Thesmacher, who encouraged him to enroll In theory and piano at the Cleveland Institute of Music. A Marian Anderson scholarship helped him meet the costs. It was Robert Shaw, then associate conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra under the late George SzeU, who helped turn McCoy toward a professional singing career, ' +w . . .. :. , , I ;.', -' -- . • British attempt, through espionap. to draw a neutral America Into World War II. IZBLONOIE 7:30 (4)MATCHGAME OTNENEWLYWEDGAME 0IPA NA NA Guest. Brenda —4 An Opera Success icwd Beaver trace the clues to encounters a series of Unix. NEW YORK (NEA) tiw culls of Lord Stainton and PeCted complications when he Late bloomers, take heart: stlWnPIS a daring robbery. (A) an , occupied by a smuggler when Seth McCoy made his clue leads THREE'S COMPANY Metropolitan to Dominic's third A Opera debut cWture by the murderer. (Part Ing Chrissy Is given the k of rom ta$5beaij last February, singing the JaIc a girl and to his surprise birthday leading tenor role of Tamlno 6.01 In Mozart's "The Magic party. (A) FLEDGE SRIEAK Regularly Flute," he was two months 9:30 scheduled TAXI Latka assumes Alex past his 50th birthday. eiayJdw to pledge 5 Is going to be his new daddy That's not all. He was after Alex and Latka's attrac- almost 24 before he began taO live mother spend a night studyi ng voice, following CID a NBC NEWS together. (A) CS. NEWS military service in Korea, 10:00 *ac NEWS and he didn't settle on music VILLA ALEGRI THEPYTHONS Wild d as a career until a dozen 7:00 zany antics abound when Mon. years later. Meanwhile he'd (I) TIC TACDOUGH ty Python's Flying Circus re- been working in Cleveland at (4) MARY TYLER MOORE unites In Tunisia. Interviews a barber shop and at the poet One of Mary's ex-boyfriends with the six main members of office, with music only an ts a lob In the fliW5fOOffl. the comedy group are featured avocation until near the end STEP BEYOND In this 1979 documentary. of that interval. "Trance TOf 10:30 But the fact that he came JOlC!WS WILD (4)0 INSIDE YESTERDAY to prominence later than ID THE C0068-WITS / LEHRER 'Target: U.S.A." Mike Wallace most men and women In the O MACNEIL Investigates the REPORT little-reported performing arts neither (I) LIARS CLUB '.1.I FrIday, A ug. 17, l7 — 12:30 _____ ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AY six 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (2) TODAY SI NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 0000 uon,mio AMERI0 SPECIAL(UON) CA 1:30 SI UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) AS THE WORLD (4)0 900 TURNS (2)(4) DONAHUE 5) CONSUMER SURVIVAL 0 MIKE DOUGLAS KIT(TUE) 0 MOVIE 8:26 CROCKETT'S VICTORY 5) (2) POPI GOES THE COUN- lIZ DINAHI QfP4 () SI NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRY (MOW) 200 (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. SPECIAL (MOW) THE DOCTORS (2) lIZ SI ONCE UPON A CLASSIC FRO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (TUE) 2:30 SI BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL (WED) (2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD (WED) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (2) (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 ARTHUR FIEDLER(THU) (THU) 300 ID OPIUM (FRI) 6:30 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 95 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS SI ANTIQUES (4) UPBEAT 6:41 3:30 (4)KUTANA 10:00 (4)0M'AS'H(R) (2)0 CARD 8H'R(8 6:45 SI ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (4) ALL WI THE FAMILY (R) SI A.M. WEATHER 4:00 SI ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 10:30 (2) TODAY WI FLORIDA THE ooiio siiow 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (2) 0 HOLLYWOOD OSEWITCHED SQUARES 0 Hi NEIGHBOR 0 MARTY ROSSINS (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 MAKE M5 LAUGH 0 WHIWI 700 SI SESAME STREET (R) SI ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (2)0 TODAY 4•30 (4)0 MONDAY MORNING iois DOUGLAS (MOW) _ 0_ MARY jyi (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING O mew GRIFFIN 11:00 (TUE) 0 (IUNSMOKE (4)0 WEDNESDAY MOM-(2)0 HIGH ROLLERS )S THE PRICEISA$GHT NIM , 1 JRSDAY MORNING 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) (2) THE BRADY BUNCH SI HODGEPODGE LODGE (THU) mi coo couu 13D FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) SI MISTER ROGERS (A) 1130 00000 MORNING AMERI. j) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE CA SFAMILY FEUD () p*w 5 SESAME STREET (A) 5) 1111111118M pØQ5p5 (A) HOGAN'S HEROES MONDAY Augus t 21 EVENING RESTLESS 8:30 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (NON) (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE (WE) (!) FARM AND HOME (WED) (4) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) (4)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) "I'm sort of a new artist- old artist, which makes it a little harder here In LA. I've been on the backstage end (her husband is drummer Russ Kunkel who plays with James Taylor, Jackson Browne and on the records of countless others), and people know me from sessions. i wasn't an exciting new face. SD TU E - t_• .•r. -, A first signing him as a member of the Robert Shaw Chorale. Soon, however, the tenor was taken out of the chorale to debut with the Cleveland Orchestra as solist In - elates nor worries him. As for the Met debut: "It was a wonderful experience," he IkPIJ iffj7 Opera singer Seth McCoy admits. "The Metropolitan Opera is important. You ISO. His one future Met date, as young McCoy to sing for him. Honneger's "King David." 0 CAROL BURNETT AND SI DICK CAVETT Guest: Ani- don't flub that off. Never- "the singer" in Richard Hayes talked with the In 1965 Shaw came to New taO'Day. (Part 2o12)(R) theleas, It wasn't a do-or-die RNBIOS Guest: RitaMoreno. later York to live, and since then St ra uss' • 'D e r student for two hours, DICK CAVITY thing. 11:30 he has become a foremost coflUflefldlllg him for Rosenkavalier," with re OO L-00 'When I was invited to Leinsdorf conducting, (2) 0 TONIGHT Guest host: orio tenor. is Jubilee Singers, a male orat (2) THE RUNAWAYS Steve David Brenner. Guests: Allen come to the Met and sing 1 It's a busy summer for with whom cCo quintet, befriend a high school student Funt, Susan Sai nt James, had a lot of feelings against scheduled for this coming M " him, including Mahler's Decem ber and January; shoes doubts about his Natalie Cole United Stat , cuilnity are threatening his rela. (4) NEWLYWED GAME It, for myself, but I 111%I1IY seven performances. It was Europe, North Africa, South "Das Lied von der Erde at tionships with his friends and •SARNABY JONES Same- accepted. I had no Illusions agreed upon before this past America and the Near East. Chicago's Havinla Festival family, by suspects a small-town bank that I would ever be con- seasonts 64 Magic Fl ute" had When the Korean War on duly 8, Menuvwia MOVIE "PT 109" (C) president of being guilty of a aidered an opera singer. been booked. McCoy had Interrupted McCoy's last "Elijah" With the Cleveland (1963) Cliff Robertson, Ty number of crimes including "What I consider the peak done the Mahler Eighth year of college he served as Orchestra at Lincoln' Center Hardin. John Kennedy and his embezzlement and murder. (A) achievement for me, is when Sum1 honu which uses a medical aide In the Second In New York early in crews stranded In the Pacific 5) THE LOW MOAN August; New York during World War 11, we res- TACULAR Members of a Call. I was invited to be a mem ber solois"ts and chorus, with Division of the U.S infant ~ of the Bach Aria Group, Phil h cued with the help of two fornis comedy troupe present armonic Park concerts Leinsdod then. After that womii by a sniper, he satirical and Irreverent look at seven years ago. I used to performance, the conductor recovered In Japan, then later in the month and a natives. (21/2 Hrs.) CBS MOVIE "A Death In contemporary American sod- sing in Choruses with the e'gaged him for the forth- returned to duty. After his Performance with the Boston Canaan" (1978) Stefanie sty. Bach Aria Group as soloists; coming "Roaenkavaller" at discharge, he returned to Symphony at Tanglewood, In Powsrs, Paul Clemens. ReelIt Singers 1200 live with his mother in western Massachusetts, on dents of a SiTlilI C0fl5CtICUI 9) 90 VALLEY Heath has Eileen Farrell and Jan the Met Aug. 26. If his career started Cleveland town rift ) eof an killed a man In sail-defense, Peace, at that time. To relatively Work as soloist at St. McCoy's He has 59 concerts, mostly 181aw' old community mwn- and the man's father hir" be one of them was to awareness of his bar CCUS5d Of dSrIn9 his someone to kill. usical Marks and Lakewood oratorio, in the coming m me, as an oratorio singer, turn mother. (A) came early. Born In Presbyterian churches and season, 12:37 HAPPY DAYS Troubles what the Met is to an opera Sanford, NC., he went to Mrs. A. with his studies and a proles. SAIC MOVIE school I .. Greensboro, lot causs ,.,. to to Death Among Friends" (1974) .1... L... ...k L1U.SU went t uuuW wh y Kate Reid, Lynda Day George. continui,ng a Stata e Ouit school (A) T he Guns Of A aged female police he middle was asked to sing b MOVIE at the Agricultural and Technical Navarone" (C) (1961) Gregory lieutenant invades the "let sit" Met, but suspects that James University there. "I had a of Los Angeles to Investigate a Levine, now its mustc quick ear," he admits, Peck, David tiiven. 5j ann to destroy two imp. series of murders, director, had recommended "Even in grade school I'd be abis German e.(2 1/2Hrs.) 12:40 vyLurlTenlJAM Guests: •C18 LATE MOVIE "36 him. The singer had done taken out of my class to ..".4e Daniels Band and Hours" (1965) James Garner, concert performances of demonstrate songs for other . •,,,., ,,,' ,, £ I$ 4vi.5i 6 Ib Lynyrd Skvnwd t.s.va. £ 1,1 'd nw Ta lor. , 4WIA..II ' under When the distinguished nurse t' to convince a kid. Beethoven's Levine's baton In Cleveland, American tenor Roland ORTICTIVE SCHOOL rapped American Intelligence Nick's students try to crack a officer that the war Is over so and they'd worked together Hayes gave a concert a blackmail case Involving a that he will reveal Allied inva- on Mozart's "Don Giovanni" and T., the university respected community member, sion Plans. (A) in the Hollywood Bowl. president arranged for iioo M OD 500 NEWS ' - - a . ______ •. . ,.,.. T y Heroes . e , Both Famous And Obscure FAZIEI ft 1 0 00 U1I. Muhammad All, three- women's rights on and oil Where have you gone Joe Atlanta O'yearold who last year saved his mother and time world heavyweight the court. DIMegg$o And Orb + •' Kates Silkwe.d, whose lay Arseld, daredevil And IWdy Roossve? aperthuiot. After six weeks 1* United States Is mg. laths hospital for treatment efforts to ezpoes What she bush pilot who Is the tna111 ortatlon link to the farg from - absence of of the burns that covered believed were unsafe for 26 ranches hi,,s1y1 Newsweek. Bet half his body, Ralph suffered conditions at an. plant and villages along Idahos Wh 04 tau.tso( "burnt boy" hum plutonium VA of - modern ivits. tIl his hsrolem podbimuoushy mab her a remote Shnon River. of On was bslatidiy recogoised. hero of INd1IVt1I tiwcsa. AreWa Cot, who was Low (SVS$ founder 01 A. esst PHigurahi, who " "MOM Aakw, bath hism aid shocir,, who removed freon his pod U the United Fai'm Workers, $scTffiC.d We career as a ha,. S. awm or Wat.rgate special the nation's first viable civilian eM analyd for the 1IWM%mlouIAir Yom Now the wI)i of utar, In President $ - mu -. ;+ , $Itrd., - Night-, SAT. : •*PPw•iJ • •.•- . • • .• .jj. . -.. •. . -'•" ,----. c7" . • •. "• • . - - •. -. •'/ on — •' .1 • • . , I .V • ) . - ' a.. .. S • — I a j ; -. - ..- ,.t - -- , - - - + • -- •--.--.+-- ,'-.----. .+ - - - .• -. . -.-----I--•---- —'I .' - - ..- --- —' - ' — —+.---- . -. ...._ - - 171 - - - -- - - - - - - �' . .' , .' JO—Evening Herald : Sanford, Fl. j Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Aug. ii, 1,79 Novels ' Themes: Noncomformity. By SALlY C. ESTFS adventure tale featuring 27%rnerkan library Assn. year-old Navvy Dypes, who VICTORIA AT NINE by Don Robertson (BallantIne, 337 Billed as adult fantasy, lives at the bottom of a pages, $8.95) these three novels are swimming pool III Palm THE MAN WHO RODE HIS 10-SPEED BICYCLE TO variations on the same Springs, under constant THE MOON by Bernard Fischman (Marek, 91 pages, theme — self-discovery and $7.95 danger of his disgruntled he trials and tribulations of HIDALGO'S BEARD: A CALIFORNIA FANTASY by father pulling the plug. To noncomformity. As Victoria Conger Beasley, Jr. (Andrews and McNeel, 146 pages, his father's utter disgust, Of Don Robertson's "Victoria $9.95) Navvy has managed to grow at Nine" puts it, when forced gills and opts to spend his to try on conformity for size: time at the bottom of the pool expanding his consciousness "One has to pledge what they want her to be. in allegiance to REALITY, the middle of the night she decide to dig up her friends. instead of his bank account. Robertson's fable Is ridPASS IT ON." His father's threats help carries all her friends out to died with a strong sense of force Navvy out of the pool Victoria Is a precocious, 9- the sandbox where she the absurd — a sense carried year-old. She does not wear buries them, pounding down out in Davis Jarvis' bold, and on land for a madcap journey to Ensenada, Jacks, or Jeans; she wears the sand with a shovel to comic drawings. only tidy little dresses. Her drown out their protests and Bernard Fischman's Mexico, in search of a friends are not other cries. She Is putting aside all middle-aged hero is also message hidden in the beard children. Her true friends — the "murmurs and polite searching for his identity, of a bust of Mexican hero, Miguel Hidalgo — a message with whom she holds long laughter, a scholarly fellow "The Man Who Rode and weighty conversations named Bear, a place called Speed Bicycle to the Moon" that contains the secret of - include Bear, a wise old opens with the line "Stephan how to communicate with all teddy with loose eye, frayed creatures, living and dead. Aaron was not certain he ear and the distinction of After a string of farcial existed." A successful adventures '... fantasy having once been president and the graphic designer in New of Harvard University; that the bust is one York City, Stephan has a discovery Bonnie, the doll, a Dolly wife, a dog named of several that roll around was fun while beautiful Parton look-alike In her to own accord, Sam, an Upper West Side Navvy sequined dress and blonde is suddenly back on wig; sensitive Cat, wooden, apartment, a house in the bottom of his pool looking If lasted' Connecticut, annual on wheels, and with a ring up at his father who is European through his nose; and an trips and an Alpha holding the plug while all the Romeo. So what's wrong? assortment of other The Peaceable Kingdom — water drains. wife, sensing his Did it really happen? nanhinate objects Including plus all sorts of other things, malaise, ii two-toned rabbit and a dreams and Ideas that now malaise, gives him a 10- Perhaps. Only the author speed dient soap fish, bicycle, which he knows for sure. The reader is were without value..." cannot ride. He drifts into a left feeling slightly conned, An adult fantasy — Bernard Fischman's 'The Although Victoria is the has promised to change her erfect little lady, her ways and cooperate and will life of inertia — separating but the fantasy was fun while Man Who Rode His 10-Speed Bicycle To The parents worry about her make a point to say daily: from his wife and from his it lasted. Moon ' business partner. What to .ietachment from the real REALITY. PASS IT ON. do? What does heneed? Norld — as they see it. When A talk early in the book August 22 for his stage performances, a the's rude to a teacher who with her grandfather when With the help of a friendly ___________________________________________________ cunning Shakespearean actor decides to murder his critics. (2 oes back on her word, he tries to explain to Victoria witch he meets at the Hrs.) EVENING Victoria's Methodist-mm- how his life went awry when Museum of Modern Art, staff members learn that a cut ) GREAT PERFORMANCES in the budget has eliminated 'The Good Doctor" Edward ster father rises to the his true love died and he Stephan begins his fantasy. one of their lobs. hallenge, demanding that ended up with Victoria's He gets on his bike and rides Richard Chamberlain, 6:00 0 BIG VALLEY Jarrod goes BobAsner. mis daughter not only straight-laced grandmother; easily, seeming hardly to (2.) (4)00 © NEWS Dishy. Lee Grant and Marmpologize to the teacher but another with a sympathetic pedal as the bike glides down 5) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC to Baker City to close a land sha Mason are featured in Neil iend her ways, confront the Sunday school teacher who one street and up another, "Dominic: Miss Sarah" The deal with three Mexican broth- Simon's series of comic vig. eal world, and stop talking speaks to Victoria of rolling through the twilight housekeeper of Castle Stainton ers and finds that they have nettas based upon Chekhov's sends the castle bailiff to cap- been hanged. short stories. (R) onsense to Bear and choices; and a third with past places he never knew ture Dominic. who is being 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH David, 10:00 ..ompany — in other words Teddy, one of her dead existed, ruthlessly interrogated. (Part 3 struggling to cope with the loss of a dear friend, gets arrested 0 VEGAS A young woman ONFORM. of 8) (R) grandmother's collection of enlists Dan's aid when her husAnd then he realizes it is for barroom brawling. (A) Because she loves her China owls, help Victoria 6:01 band disappears as a result of CARMEN MCRAE IN CONarents, Victoria tries to be sort out her feelings and time to go on — to the moon Regularly his Involvement with illegal bioCENT AT THE PALACE — and he divests himself ofED PLEDGE BREAK scheduled programming may Accompanied by Clark Terry logical warfare. (R) his business and his be delayed due to pledge and his Big Bad Band, Carmen 1030 marriage. He pedals to the breaks. McRae offers 13 of her biggest 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED George Washington Bridge hits for a memorable hour of 8:30 jazz. WW takes off into the wild NEWS c 1 tOO yonder, pedaling over New (4)0 CBS NEWS 8:30 (2) @) 00 NEWS York City — past the Village, 0 ABC NEWS (4) HANGING IN 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: VILLA ALEGRE (N) James Galway. (Part 101 2) (A) the World Trade Center, and 900 UPJTANci.E 11# Lr1g6 A?P OSL up and away to Ow ffg)n,)fl O ..1r14 7:00 (2) NEC MOVIE "Betrayal" 1130 where he meets his dead dog (2) TIC TAG DOUGH cwe Stk'wJ i (1978) Rip Torn, Lesley Ann (2)(ClITONIGHT Guest host: AIAMc cF (])MARY TYLER MOORE Warren. A young woman David Letterman. Guests: Dr. Sam for a joyful reunion A 54IJDICA-ret, TV SHW. Mary promises to find Lou a lodges a charge of assault Michael Fox, Larry Gatlin, Mardoes be? Reality or dream? date for an important banquet, against her psychiatrist, who ilu Hanner, Rita Moreno. Whatever, Stephen learns to • DANCIE FEVER allegedly lured her into a sexual (4) NEWLYWED GAME reach out and to live fully. 0 JOKER'S WILD relationship during her therapy S SWITCH Pet. and Mac's THE CR068-WIT8 sessions. (R) seemingly routine Investigation More novelette than novel, S MACNEIL I LEHRER (4) THE 0EADUE8T SEASON into the background of a I sa TN this' Is the most V1U111Y A professional athlete (Michael Wealthy woman's fiance Is COUI4TR appea11ngonlie three: atall REPORT Moriarty) seeking fame and thwarted by the police, the FBI OR 7:30 and slender book, laced withLIARSCLUB glory is forced by a tragic accl. and the syndicate. (A) ill clT'1? delicate drawings of the p,y sj dent to re-evaluate his princi- 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper pie of success at any cost. (A) and Crowley are assigned to George Washington Bridge 5 THE NEWLYWED GAME "C 1W 5 MOVIE "The Autoblogra- investigate two separate cases and precise but fantastic 0 $iis sui I ' ow white paintings that miffor 0 CAROL BUN&TT AND phy Of Miss Jane pittm&n,, (C) of rape. (R) 0 FRIENDS Skit: "A Swiped (1974) Cicely Tyson, Odetta. A Al Ste Mn's 1110-YOU-01d woman recalls GD NO VALLEY H"th Is prosAnd then there's Coager Guest: Ani. , her life from slave days In Loul. ant when a wanted man's wife • alma Beasley's "Hidalgo's la O'Day. (Part 2 of 2)(R) Civil rights demonstra- diii, and she asks him to care lions intothe 1960s. (2 Hrs.) Bed," an odd plcaresque for her infant son. • Krfs (2) REALPEOPLEReports poses as a student In a Iuhonahogwhoreceived SOCIal ionabl girls' school to find a 0 SAETTA Baretta's life is AN m IDR 1 secwcardandataxr.fund, Strangler terrorIzing th. thuiitiflid by the younger Tft LA5 an exotic lingerie store, and a campus. (R) brother of a drug dealer whom governmsnt.mploye.wtmowu LI I I III MOVIE "Theatre Of thidetiCtivekilled.(R) .ALIVE demoted after turnIng down a Blood" (C) (1973) Vincent raise are featursd.(R)' STATE _ .T1 Price, Diana Rigg. When he • _ ___________ ., ..,. . 1:45 (4) DOROThY The school's falls to receive a coveted award 0 NEWS tII. WEDNESDAY TVLOO I'ANE M ABLE 'More Graffiti' A NEW RELEASE MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI (PG) — Ron Howard,. Cindy WlPIms, Candy Clark, Paul LeMat. (Comedydrama) We re-visit most of the original "Graffiti" people several years later, to see what's happened to them. A neat idea, and It works well, but they've tricked It out with a sell-conscious camera stunt that looked good on paper but is very disconcerting the audience. It's like ,vlslt with old friends who live in a house with purple-and-green wallpaper. GRADE: B GENERAL RELEASE CONCORDE: AIRPORT 179 THE (PG) — Alain Delia, to EVBBNG antics from to August 23 00 (2) c 50 HEWS 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Dominic: The Crypt" The murderers admit their guilt, then plan Dominic's demise, He escapes but spotted by the bailiff of Castle Stainton. (Pad 4of8) 6.01 PLEDGE SNEAK Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to edge breaks. 630 (2) am NW NEWS (1)5 CSS NEWS ABC NIW$ VILLA 700 T1CTAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Rhoda is madly In love with the owner the store she works In but has no Idea how he 1808 about her, MATCH GAME O JOKER'S WILD 02 THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 130 C2) LIARS CLUS HOLLYWOOD SQUARES THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Reese, Ed Bluestone, George of MEATBALLS — Bill Murray. Comedy. Summer camp the "Animal House" team, Trips all over Itself in trying to imitate its predecessor, and all but buries some nice character scenes between Murray and newcomer Chris Makepeace. Too much bad material has been left in classify it as a worthy outing. Murray shows some big screen presence. Catch it next year on TV. GRADE: C BLOODLINE (K) Audrey Hepburn, Ben Gazzara, James Mason, Omar ShariI. Romantic mystery. This is f urther proof that big best sellers are tough to turn movies. Sidney Sheldon's book becomes a fuzzy mess here, despite lavish production and a fine cast. It is compressed and emerges with more holes than a yard of screening, And a sub-plot tinvolving sex and nudity) has absolutely no connection with the rest it. GRADE: C JUST YOU AND ME, KID (PG) — George Burns, Brooke Shields, Burl Ives, Lorrlane Gary. Cowedy) Innocuous little item more of a TV sitcom than a real movie — about the kindly old ezvaudevillian who befriends the put-upon unhappy teen-ager, and vice versa. It can't hurt you. GRADE: Bmlnus — one of lien of an Army captain, Barnsby uncovers a bizarre wartime robbery and winds up being charged with manslaughter. (A) 0 BARNEY MILLER Barney and his men clash with an eld. erly Indian who determined to make Central Park his burial ground (R) I) THAT GREAT AMERICAN GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and the Jordanaires perform from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House. (R) 9:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy agrees to help his new romantic interest, a beautiful Russian dancer, with her plans to defect. (A) 10oo (2) 0 MRS. COLUMSO Mrs. Columbo stalks a deranged ventriloquist who believes his fiendish dummy is controlling his actions, which Include murder. (A) 020/20 1030 5 TO BE ANNOUNCED 11.00 (2)®O0(I2)NEWS 5 DICK CAVETT Guest: Isaac Stern. (R) 11:30 (2) (M TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guests: Della is Vis it, But... Susan Blakely, George Kennedy and a cast of thousands. (Adventure) This time, it's the supersonic Concorde that's In trouble its passengers is carrying a secret and the bad guy tries missiles, sabotage and everything else bring it down. It's all exciting, but more sensible than earlier "Airport" films and this has some people you care about, GRADE: B a THURSDAY Nice Is to MOONRAKER (PG) —Roger Moore, Lola Chile,. Spy adventure. James Bond is back and that's about all you need to say. This one is the most illogical, ridiculous, senseless Bond film of all — but It's still great fun, stylish, witty and full of extraordinary gimmicks and special effects. Ignore the plot, just sit back and have a good time. GRADE: B PROPHECY (PG..) — Talla Shire, Robert Foxworth, Armand Auante and Richard Dysart. Horror, Giant, 111humored mutant terrorizes Maine campers and eats several of them. Monster resembles Yogi and Bear covered with strawberry jam. Big-budget summer scare movie is silly and boring. A failure on all counts. Caution: Some gratuitous dinnembering. GRADE: D — into of — HOMEOWNERS0: NEED CASH? Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FORANYPURPOSE1 LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,000. If you OWl your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot, YOU QUALIFY, EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! Z CAROL BURNETT AND Willig. FRIENDS Guests: Sieve (4) NEWLYWED GAME Lawrence, Paul Sand. 0 U'A'S'H A bizarre practiDICK CAVETT Guest: cal joker sends a letter to the James Galway. (Part I of 2) (A) Army stating that B.J. is a med. ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE ical impostor. (A) All Homeowners, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. STARSKY 8 HUTCH The (2) IRONSIDE After the disap- 0 detectives enlist the aid of a Pearance of a card-playing to help them find the Ironside's aunt psychic kidnapped daughter of a footbecomes an amateur detective, 4)0 THE WALTON8 Ben's ball team owner. (A) new wife (Leslie Winston), who 12:00 was noted for leading a fast @. BIG VALLEY Victoria life, creates turmoil in the WaI. suffers amnesia after a stagecoach accident, and she is home. (A) 0 LAVERNE 8 SHIRLEY Lay- told that she is the wife of a erne and Shirley get the cattle rustler. chance to be contestants on a 12:05 television quiz show. (R) CBS LATE MOVIE 0 PROJECT U.F.O. One County" (1958) Montgom' three businessmen who were ery CIIf t, Elizabeth Taylor. The attacked by a U.F.O. manages marriage of an Indiana man to film the craft but refuses to and a Southern belle is part with the film. (A) strained by her mysterious past £ ALL CREATURES GREAT and the impending Civil War. AND SMALL Neither Siegfried (R) nor James seems to be able to 12:37 help when a farmer's entire stock is stricken with a deadly 0 BARETTA Baretta, tramed for the murder of a gun dealer, disease. (Part ii) is forced to become a fugitive 8:30 to clear his name. (A) 0 ANGIE Shortly after 1:00 Angle's sister announces her plans to marry. Angie's mother (2J 112) TOMORROW Guest: comes down with a mysterious Author Leo Weston. (4)NEWS illness. (A) 2:15 9:00 The Big Steal MOVIE (23112) QUINCY Quincy goes 0 (B/W) (1949) Robert Mitchurn. undercover at a mental Institu. Jane Greer. A stolen payroll is lion to investigate murder and recovered by an Army officer patient abuse charges. (R) after a dangerous chase t4) 0 BARNABY JONES i .I1r. 2 through Meuco While invesU9atinq the deser- friend, EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS Cash for any purpose. Your one payment will probably be less than the combined payments you're making now, ton r / .• ' , . .• . .t FAST LOAN APPROVAL of tree ALSO AVAILABLE BUSINESS LOANS $10,000 to $250,000 CALL TOLL FREE P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 AX-6:00 1-800-282-5337 Pan American Financial Services. Inc., 801 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 416, Orlando, Fl. 32803 ..tJce1nsadMortgage B!crs. I.1..L ..:. ::.':'.'. 1-'-. r.r . '.jr,. -.. .-.- • :...,-. ... .. . ' • .. . .4 \ I U a. -- — — __ ____ --__--- . Friday, Aug. 17,1,7-1t - �SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 312—Sunday, August 19, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents At Drag Racing Hangout Near Oviedo Cars Hit Gr p 6 TeenmAgers Dead I By GEOFFREY POUNDS Identified as Mark Edward Collins said the first unit was James, 1, of Orlando and a paramedic unit and tranBernard Finnigan, 19, also of sferred the survivors to Winter A teen-age drag racing Orlando. James was listed in Park Hospital. He said second, hangout near Oviedo became a stable, but guarded condition at third and fourth units were horrid death scene early Winter Park Memorial dispatched shortly thereafter. Saturday when two cars Hospital. Finnigan was "We had eight men on the rammed into a group of 40 to 50 reported to be In serious con- scene at one time or another. youths, killing six of them and dillon in the intensive care unit Our cardiac unit stayed on the injuring two others, of the hospital. scene over an hour and a half," The Florida Highway Patrol n's mother said she Collins said. said the assembled was called to the hospital at The drivers of the cars on a dark stretch of blacktop on am. She said her son is ex- strWq the group have been state Route 430 four miles north pected to survive. identified as Rebecca Ann state Route 50 in Orange "All he could remember was Wagoner, 23, and Robert Jefwdy to watch a drag race. being hit from behind and trey Wray,26, both of Orlando. The cars striking the thro wn through the air," Mrs and d teens were driven by nigan said. Wray were treated and a man and a woman who Highway Patrol spokesmen released No charges have been left sperty about a mile down said some ofthe victims were filed against them, Hall said. the road, the Highway Patrol not car rying identification. A Hall said Miss Wagoner was said. The accident occurred at search was being conducted for driving a 1970 model con12:50 am., Trooper Larry Hall witnesses who could help In vertible when she struck the the id,:!fIcatlon of the bodies, group. Wray's car then hit Miss of the FliP said, "It was bed," said W. A. the FHP reported. Wagoner's car from the rear Greg Hines, a paramedic called to Collins, corn- and both vehicles plowed into the accident. "... the bodies municatlons supervisor for the victims, Hall said. were everywhere — under cars Herndon Ambulance Service in An Orange County deputy on cars, in ditches. They were Orlando, had just come on duty said the stretch of 420 where the Herald Staff Writer TRUCKLOAD 1 MORE WEE Just Arrived While They Lnif KI I 'TI'IiIL.I .JTIJI KUKLUAU Uf 1 MORE WEEK While They Last! -- WIVEL ROCKERS and RECLINERS Beautiful Velvet Regular Price 219 jJ strewn all ova." when the emergency call was accident occurred had been The Highway Patrol would received, used frequently by area teens not release the names of the "We were contacted by phone for drag racing, dead teen-agers by a private individual — I pending "We've had to break up drag don't know the party's name racing out there before. trooper Hall said they included at 12:51 a.m. Our first unit Apparently this was another four males and two females. responded and arrived at 1:95," one of the Friday night drag The Injured youths have been Collins said. races," the deputy said. not4flcatjou of next of kin, but $'97 - Large Selection ____ ---_ - .•, . A . . . Herald Photo By John Gordon The scene early Saturday morning on state Route 420 where six teen-agers were killed after being struck by two cars, According to Wray's father, He said the crowd of teens there were about 40 to 50 kids shoulders. High School. Wink told me that John Wray, he himself had been standing in the middle of the watching drag races.' Wray's lather said when he the death scene looked just like traveling westbound on S.R. 420 road, may have been unable to "how would you like to be found out about the tragedy he Vietnam at worst." " its only an hour or so before the set,or hear the two cars cmuing driving along and suddenly arrivedat the scene not too long Wray said his son was in betl accident. He said he saw two from behind them because they have four headlights, abreast, after it happened and arrived and had been pretty badly iiicars apparently drag-racing in were watching the racing ears coining straight at you?" The there about the time one of jured. The son, according to his an easterly dirfevtion towards - approaching from the east. senior Wray said. lie said one of Ilerndon'sainbulances, rr v 1. f t er, has a fractured rib and Wray' s father, a rowing the two cars that hit the youths "The first one I saw was He said he believes his son coach at West Virginia veered off the road and went driver and it turned out I the "his nose will need plastic knew surgery. They put 70 stitches in and Miss Wagoner may have University, said his son told into the marshy ground just him. It WILS Wink limes and I'd his right knee to sew up two encountered the smime situation. him 'there was no place to go, beyond the road's steep coached him at Winter l'ark deep gashes." him. Lucille BaIl Sidekick Vivian Vance Dead At Age 66 of Colors Quality Made by Taylor-Jones BELVEDERE, Calif. (UPI) — Actress Vivian Vance, best bown as Lucille Ball's muddi&hsaded sidekick on th e old "1 Lays Lucy,' ad "The Lucy Show" series, died Friday of cancer. was Is. Shill and MISS Ball were generally regarded as television's 'iv a. twinleet female team and were close kiends off seen Quality Maple Construction . BUNK BEDS shall mlas her terribly," said Miss Ball, who had worked with Miss Vace off and cn for 26 years. III lost one of the best friends I've ever had and the world has lost one of the great performers of the stage, films and television." " Miss Bells for'co.aam. a dex4iushend, Deal Arno, issued a statement m wnlng the loss of "one of the great artists I had the honor and pleasure to work with " and 'one of my best friends." Miss Vance played Ethel Mertz, the scatter-brained landlady and friend, O "1 Love Lucy" from 1951 to 1958, one of the most popular TV series ever made, and portrayed Lucy's friend Vivian Bagley In "The Lucy Show" from 1962 to 1968. They made a final appearance together in a 1977 special, "The President Visits Lucy. She studied with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Wi ll iam familiar role of Olive Lashbrook. Inge, spent years in small theater presentations of heavy It was there that Miss Hall and Arnaz ready to launch "11 AVL' dramatic works and appeared in many Broadway musicals in the Lucy" with a key role still unfilled saw her on stage and said to 1930s and 1940s, understudying Ethel Merman in "Anything each other, as they later recalled, "That's our Ethel." Goes." She was first married in 1941 to Philip Ober, after appearing "Just my luck, Ethel Merman never nitssed a performance in with hUn in the Broadway musical "Kiss the Boys Goodbye." five years," she later recalled. They divorced in 1959. She co-starred in "Over 21" in North Africa, the first stage production to tour a combat in World War II. After her marriage to Dodds in 1961, she lived with him in She suffered a nervous breakdown after the war, and as part Connecticut and commuted to Hollywood. They moved to her recovery therapy, was advised to work In a role she knew Belvedere, near Berkeley on San Francisco Bay, five years ago. well. Finding a production of "The Voice of the Turtle" at the II it spokesman said a private funeral would be held next week in Jolla, Calif., Playhouse in the sunnier of 1951, she took the Belvedere. - - were Although best known to television audiences hone-toobright matron, easily led into funny predicaments by the daffy Lucy, Miss Vance began as a stage actress and her literary opinion was highly regarded by her second husband, New York publisher John Dodds. as a zone of Complete with ladder and innerspring bunk unit $59 95 Regular Price *0 Pas $199 • S I,,. t11_111 vacol 11; , 4PC BEDROOM SUITE *'aopto $599 £ Vj%C*. WITH BED FRAMES ROLLERS $995 199 fl -- I - Mills Found Guilty In Shotgun Murder Of James Wright -A P~; DINETTE SETS • Lake Mary OK's Area Sewer Pact !±1 niture Store ?2, LONGWOOE Phonp. '' - U there had been only one. That one man, hesaid, was Vincent Leroy Ashley. Ashley, 23, was the key witness for the state. He testified that he was with Mills when the pair entered the Wright hems on May 25. Ashley saId it was Mills who carried the shotgun and Mills who killed Wright. In exchange for that testimony, Ashley received from Immunity prosecution In any crime connected with the May 25 burglary and shooting. Ashley also received Am. mimity for a burglary aDd two other armed robberies he Is believed to have ç,panItted (inning aosw month period this sumS, "Don't make the same mistake the state has already made by believing this man," Groans told the jury In his closing argument. "Remember man has been glv.s an dial. Bee incredible Via fired the waudng sway from MbIS crime spree. Of entire cosias he'd say an1hlng." the Owl dofMtie" Tomin his daft argomuit, oy j I Marble$tOni Don, 11114 bsmwag1oritti.t A jury of seven women and five man deliberated mom than four hours Friday night before returning a verdict of gay In the murder trial of 25.yswdd Gregory Mills of sanford. The jury will return to court it 10 a.m. Monday to to whether decide recommend the death penalty for Mills. The alhsrnittv,wouldbs life ln pulianif the jury don not lbs suit to the sisotric cheW. Is *4iW'' to the first dI'IS meidor conviction, the jury returned verdicts of oft as churges of 4PIN1111 IF to a dwelling and alilMotid bitter)? I&--s dimmed from the t lb. MW hsdJesWrlglit,72, of. 1 , Isofort and killed Wr* , ri.lr of he -The bglMI thit a apologized to the jury for having to use a criminal's testimony to convict a criminal. "Sometimes you have to let the little fish go in order to get the big fish," Marbleduie said. In a&liulon to the ness account of the crime by Ashley, the jury heard taetkncny from firearm's experts who tested for tram of gunpowder on the hands of both Ashley and MAUL Tb. results: Ashley had no trace of powder; Mills had powder residue which "would have been consiollerA with the firing of a shotgun." Ashley was apprehended and questioned by Sanford police minutes after the Wright shooting. Mills was food shortly thereafter at Seminole Memorial How *Ial, whore he told pollee he had )M because of C sevrn toothache.' Both men were Aininidi Mi saspeds since the Victim's wife, Margaret o& sii. t a black man asceps on a bicycle. Mills arid Ashley y had bicycles wiun werequeillitdbypolice. By - ., - eyewit- wri, - f - -. - - Herald Plot@ by Geoffrey psune, Vincent Ashley testifies at Mills' trial M ills began rocking nervo usly in his dfr, his jaw tightening as Mar ble. done verbally recreated the events of the crime in his final words o the jury. But Mills stood erect and did not flinch at 11:35 when the verdict was turned and gone to several ba rs on the night before the shooting and played pool into the early morning hours. He went to the hospital for the toothache about 3 a.m., he said, Greene opened his defense arguments Friday aftflOCIl and Called only one witness, Mills himself. "No sir," Mills said. During his cross examination of Mills, Marblestone asked the further,— Mills told the jury hehad same question. Again the POUNDS p.m. "Did you shoot and kill James Wr1o't" Greene asked his client. answer was "no, sir," But Marbiestone coneluded his cross examination by asking Mills if he would He to the jury If it means, keeping himself of the electric chair. "Yes, I would," Mills : . . - -'...• . •pj'' ' P h"p - • ....t. .i.. a .. -• - 'L ' "' — -' --*t-- :•. '. ' Seminole Today Greene said he will appeal the case, but innmediately following the annotmceenent of the verdict he declined to comment j '. — . - -• . 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County school bus schedules continue, page 6A out 1, - DONNA ESTES Lake Mary for treatment of Herald Staff Writer that city's sewage at the Sanford City Manager proposed Sanford regional Warren Knowles laid it on the sewer plant. line for the Lake Mary City The resolution is among the Council Thursday night. details which must be corn"If the county and the city of pleted before federal funding is Lake Mary are not interested released for the $11 million (in the regional sewer concept) expansion and improvements Just tell us," he said. at the Sanford sewer plant to "You've been playing this convert it into a regional game for over a year now and facility. I'm getting tired of it," Knowles After lengthy debate, the told Lake Mary City Attorney Lake Mary City Council apGary Massey. proved the resolution on a vote Knowles renmrks to Massey of 'H with Councilman Harry were made after the city at- Terry casting the only torney told the city council he dissenting vote. could not recommend approval Terry said the city by of a resolution, the main points adopting the resolution was of which had been called good buying a "pig in a poke." Terry by an arbiter fromu the state's also suggested Sanford's inpublic service commission. terest in having Lake Mary be The resolution outlines the part of the regional system is method lobe used by Sanford in See LAKE MARY, Page 2A setting a rate to be charged to - . - '• .':' '. . . . - . . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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