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I I IIosiitai S - By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer County Semino Cornnrtissoners 1ea agreed work session interview only three of live groups that or lease Seminole proposed emorial Hospital. The commission's action eliminates Am Hospital Management Corporation, Miami, and Gateway Medical Management Inc., Clearwater. sun being considered are Florida Hospital a Seventh-day Adventist non-profit organization; Hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville for-profit and the proposal of the hospital's curren't board oItrstees The interviews were scheduled for Jan. 10, five days before the commission holds public hearings on the issue. Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said the proposals of the eliminated groups "were not in the same league" as the others. Florida Hospital and Hospital Corporation of America are offering to spend millions of dollars each, including cash payments to the county, Kirchhoff said. Florida Hospital would buy Seminole Memorial for $8.2 million and spend an S S Ghotbaadeh, branding as irresponsible” his statements that some of the hostages might be freed by Christmas. They threatened to take over - Iranian embassies abroad from Foreign Ministry - - . - - :. -- - — — .-1 • - S •.' * main Islamic religious school, in a hail of bullets In downtown Tehran before they escaped. Two guards also died, and two other people were wounded In the attack. S . " , . the shah's former secret police. The gunmen opened fire on Moffateb and two guards just outside the Islamic additional $6 million renovating it. In College of Tehran. Mofaetteh fled into the building but was pursued by the gunmen and shot In the head, shoulder, hand and ankle. He died about three hours later. The Identity of the killers, who authorities reported escaped on the motorcycle after seizing the weapons of the dead and wounded, was not ffl1JfldJ. ately known. Two key aides of Khomeini assassinated earlier by hitmen of the anticlerical " foritian" underground group. The students branded as 'irrespon- ay December 18, 1979 . aible" and "an illusion" statements by Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbtadeh that some of the captives, in their 45th day of conlesnest, could be -freed by Christmas and that spy tribunZo P probably would not be held. Noting the apparent confusion In Tehran, Carter said in Washington late Monday before the latest pronounthat hedid b1jeve any of the c hostages would Ti - . personnel. Three gunmen on one motorcycle Mofatteh, a leader of the antlshah movement during Khomeini's exile, was the third close confidant of the Khomeini tO be assassinated recently. The ruling Revolutionary Council said in a statement: "One more prominent spiritual leader has been made a target by the enemy. He has been shot down by dirty agents of the CIA and SAVAK" — 60 . killed Mohammed Mofatteh, head of the '41 be freed by Christmas despite the optimistic statements from Ghotbsadeh. In an escalating cempaign seemingly to discredit the foreign minister, the militants sweated that Iran' s foreign embassies be taken away from the foreign ministry and handed over to Moslem students In foreign countries, Glanmen previously have killed several ___ THIS BUSiNESS CAN BREAK co - . C' unfy Bo 1~s Down 1. Sh .- WIN AT BRIDGE - - • I'SSISTCIflt - simple, plain Internal heartburn. Sulfa drugs are not nor- hemorrhoids are prone to mally given for hemorrhoids. Weed rather than to cause That suggests to me that symptoms. And I'm very pleased that whoever prescribed them must have thought you had YOU went to see a doctor By BERNICE BEDE OSOL some sort of Inflammatory because you were having a disease of the rectal area problem. Rectal and colon rather than just simple cancer combined are the uesd second most common cause of hemorrhoids. , cancer deaths In both men I m sending you The Health and women. Anyone who has YOUR BIRTHDAY disadvantage as much as it is Letter number 13-12, December 13, 1979 a change in bowel habits or to his or hers. Hemorrhoids: New Treat* unexplained bleeding or pain Solid achievement can be TAURUS ( Anrfl 20Mau made this coming year if If you find ourself forced w ments For An Old Affliction, or other problems would be to give you a better idea of well advised to see a doctor as you're willing to change that shire time with t try to push your family what hemorrhoids are and soon as possible. Most of these which has been Unproductive don' for you. Friends will be eager to the wall today.Treat them what can be done about them. cancers can be cured If • Ot her readers who want this they're detect ed early. 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Each itp.) or T Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)-Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 102-Tuesday, Dec. 18,1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 SS_ - - eiaId Evening - (I A U L 54 - • HOROSCOPE . 15 - 555 . . - - bY Bob • - 48 51 ARCHIE . • •• I can only see a very small see anything, this implies you bluish area and It's not may not have any significant 8 9 swollen. Any suggestions external hemorrhoids. would be very much ap You could have a fissure predated, which means a crack in the Bar. area whichcan certainly DEAR READER ren-t cause some of the symptoms ning and irritation a by that you're complaining about — necessarily caused hemorrhoids. The truth is and it would be difficult or internal hemorrhoids which impossible for you to see any t see, problem. are those you can' 28 29 I wish there was a good usually don't cause symptoms. You can have in. answer I co uld give you but flammation in the area which because your story suggests can cause burning and it may you may have an inunrelated to hemorrhoids. flammatory process, I think I — A good example here is a you'll need to continue to see person who eats hot, spicy your doctor and if you're not food and later on has burning getting relief, just simply — with subsequent bowel return until you do. If you just movements. Because of the had a simple Internal tendency for this to occur hemorrhoid, there are a after some Mexican foods that number of procedures which are very hot and spicy, this could be done which should condition has sometimes been relieve your problem but I referred to as Mexican would like to repeat again that - 1 - • . 53 Brown 5 6 12 - . S bathroom because the usually associated with exdiscomfort is so t. 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'p deposed haj arrived In Panama Saturday from Texas where he had been recovering from surgery and a spokesman said Monday ida stop on • Contatiora Island was "strictly z• - S - 4 n •I S S • , a vacation," adding the shah would dodde after New Year's whether to make another move. Khomeini earlier branded Carter a - ',' - actAw " worse tbo HAlir"and the hostages as spies, but he rdused to settle , the public squabble between GhoIL*adsh C hoices To 3 '--- Adventist PR Effort Irri tates Th B ~1 d County commissioners noted Monday that one of the groups proposing to take over Seminole Memorial Hospital has been undertaking "a major pubLic rela tions campaign" In the hospital's constituent area. Although annoyed, the commissioners agreed not to try to take any action to stop it. "We said they couldn't go around saying bad things about the other applicants," Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger said. "But we didn't say they couldn't blow their own horn." The commissioners did not name the group. However, Florida Hospital, Orlando, has been making its sales pitch to the community since October by means of letters, a survey and public meetings before groups and clubs. Officials of the hospital, run by the Seventh-day Adventist Health System. Sunbelt, say they need to counter misconceptions and rumors about their operation. Adventist Health System Regional Vice President Mardian Blair released to the Herald results of a survey taken in Seminole County which asked residents for opinions on Florida Hospital and the Adventist system. Fifty-six of 300 mailed questionnaires were returned. Asked "What Is your general impression of Florida Hospital?" 60 percent of the respondents said "excellent." Twenty percent said their general impression was "good" and 2 percent said It was "fair." Five percent checked "other" and 13 percent left the question blank. Blair and Florida Hospital Vice President Jim Morris said it was evident the addition, it proposes construction of a respondents had many misconceptions about Florida Hospital and the Adsatellite facility somewhere between ventist system. Their public relations campaign Is an effort to correct these, Seminole Memorial Hospital and Florida said. they Hospital-Altamonte in the 1-4 corridor The survey shows some people th ink the Adventists cut back services on the "at some point in the future." The group Sabbath, and fail to serve meat with their meals. also offered to take over the county's Although the Seventh-by Adventist religion encourages vegetarianism, ambulance service if so requested. Florida Hospital's top corporate officers showed menus to prove there is "real , Hospital Corporation of America Meat" available at every meal if the patients want it. stated in its proposal that Ithe cost of As for services not being available on Saturday, their Sabbath, Morris said renovating the existing facility would be "that simply is not true." almost as great as the cost of a new "Every service is available, at any time it is needed," he said. and capacity bed hospital with similar According to a Seminole Memorial Hospital insider, the present doctors and service. The corporation proposes to staff at the hospital fear they will lose their jobs to those of the Adventist build a new $18 million 200-bed facility refigion if Florida Hospital takes over. within the city limits of Sanford. BIsLI' sa id this is not true. Florida Hospital, he said, would utilize eli of the During construction of the new present employees, except the top three or tour admintafrative positions. to hospital, the corporation proposes "In any business that changes hands," he said, "there is a realignment of t lease the old facility from the county for philosophy and personnel. That's a basic fact of mankind." $2 million. After occupation of the new As of July 24, 1979, Morris said, these were the percentages of Seven-day hospital the county would still own the old Adventist employees at Florida Hospital: facility worth several million dollars, Directors.assistants,93.Sperccnt; supervisors lVor equivalent, 65.7 percent; Kirchhoff said. directors of nursing, 69 percent; head nurses and supervisors, 26 percent; Both Hospital corporation of America assistant head nurses, 38 percent. Total Florida Hospital Seven-day Adventist and Florida Hospital are pledging to employes: 36.75 percent—DIANE PETRYK make about a $24 million investment, Kirchhoff said. The current Board of Trustees of 'This offering will be based upon a Seminole Memorial have proposed to handle Indigent care will be a major spend $16 million renovating the current consideration in the selection process. need which is judged to be an emergency facility If their proposal to switch from The current hospital trustees pledge or urgent situation as determined by a county-owned to a private, non-profit that under their proposal all services of staff physician,"the Florida Hospital corporation is approved. They would the hospital would be available to any proposal states. Hospital Corporation of America lease the hospital from the county for $1 a indigent requiring emergency medical the pledges it will provide care for all inyear. treatment with the expectation that Methodist Hospital Foundation, count will reimburse the hos ital for dividuals, regardless of their ability to " Jacksonville, was eliminated Last week pay, through physician's orders. r rendered t S minol Count "We feel certain," the corporation's because Its proposal was for a residents who cannot qualify for special proposal states, "that the amount of management contract not a purchase or funding additional tax revenue provided by HCA lease. Florida Hospital pledges that all as a result of its private ownership Since the county is responsible for providing medical care to those who services offered by the facility will be will, to a great extent, assist the county in cannot afford to pay for it, how those available for the care of the indigent providing for indigent care more so than under its present not-for-profit system." proposing to takeover the hospital would patient. City Ignores County, Approves Annex annexation in court. completely surrounded by property in Moore said a property owner should another governmental jurisdiction. The 4, have the right to annex land into a city if county has taken the position the word t:'r'-''../ hostages in an ter and commissioner the action could result in a he chooses. The owner of ttie property at means either partially or completely. Interview released Monday by the oflawsuit, the Sanford City Commission Woodson and U.S. 17-92 petitioned the .? alParsnewsagency.Butthe79-year. • .voted unanimously Mon da city for annexation. y night to . old religious leader skirted the Issue of .. I '";t1 'ji '.s.' annex a tract of property on U.S. 17.92 at Sturm, in whose commission district whether the hostages would eventually S Woodson Avenue, near Suzdand Estates. much of Sanford lies, said Monday if the be tried by revolutionary courts f) 5 U The commission, without comment, city would hold up on the annexation he sentence them to have the power to 'I•.. - -,t' .1 •'.f• "; i lI#.f•I, voted unanimously to approve on first would be amenable to joining with the ;• death. . . '4 lisrasi PN W Ties Ni$S reading an ordinance annexing the city in gaining an Interpretation from the CJvnpi, who in the lad few days property, planned u the site of a new attorney general on what an enclave is. braded Qdw a traltor and 4 601 Wdb@ ComBank. Second and finIal reading of The basi' s for the county' s court action pu Oil would enm dle presided wee net reelected, escalMed his person- To demonstrate the nation's concern for the American hostages the annexation ordinance, scheduled for against the city would be the same as 1 attack Monday calling Carter, "A being held In Iran, President Carter urged Americans to fly the stars Jan. 14, must take place before the an- lawsuits against three other cities in the R. nexation Is effective. county — that an enclave, forbidden by thn H111sr." dw9dw who is wat and str*s Wday on " NaUwal Vsky Day."At 8:30 a.m. Nn. J. W After the City commission meeting state law, would be created. American ambesay, the IM ow*W Wafff raked the ftg outside her home, at 112 Tangerine Dr. in Mayor Lee P. Moore said he favored the State law does not define the term,' nor annexation despite thie warning Monday have the courts or the attorney general's MOW we RAN V& 1111 41" 00 On annsicUou wkh w embassy and an VA she rakes Ike (12S, wbich coveired her husband's casket, on special from County Commiuloner Bob Stum office. The cities of the county have said S that the county might challenge the the word means a parcel of property occasions and holidays, diplomats." d the militants. - Khomeini delivered a blistering attack By DONNA ESTES -' . t ,',, ,, -_ S •'4'' ,-" -' :' Herald Stall Writer Despite a warning from a county - '' • -. - ..':. ' ' ' •, ,. , ' FRANK AND ERNEST Aon *n - y Bob Thaves V L/ mis' ii i' •?' 'I ffit9w LW QtRTU 'wt START JAVVYG by Stan Lot and John Romita SPIDER-MAN 1~/ TW Acr/av_ FROW1.6111 I.E FELLA! ome - - II, ANP THE : N EW MISSION FOR OLD GLORY IN"" IN **P! CATS/ I $04 W"19.0 WHO tfdOT)4 aSOMfhuuNG by T. K. Ryan V UM h - ' 6QI.OThAWCI(4 owlimf ICNCONFORM5t q i ____ MATS HIS ' ' UN S __-. ) cl I ' LA'1TThfl? by Craig Liggsft - Ps NO WHO Schools. Hunger For Funds To Avoi'd TUMBLEWEEDS to' IWO X / . ____ " j$Mft4JdS" i ' ' I , '. ' . .? W" , ) • • • a amount spent per-st udent, per-year has granting employees a total pay raise of yet another school, the about-to-open to pass additional funds for the schools, risen f rom $785 In 1973.74 to $1,190 in 1979Is the lint time In six or ei , This gh ool. seven percent and paying Incresuid coda Rock Lake Middle S t ' ch a Assistant Superintendent for Finance years they made a biennial ap- I). ol District on all goods, the district mint raise Ma Cotedy Uths1!v' buW hm INA mWo In IMM to and Business Roger Harris e4asined ft propriation," he explained. Con- ' But in terms of "1973 dollars"based on 60 ad gA 0Z M111110 mom NA 4j million for 191111. legislature allocated only 48 percent of versatlons with people throughout the the buying power of the dollar that year, bir Ieugh Increased state aid or ad him elleve Um d. the am un sdwd serviciss will hove UnWo pea yviars, tbwe is no the mono needed to cilm the Inflatim sIt&W ha giarai*ie the matter mint even be gap next year. Uno new money Is found, duane) funding will be approved. he each student has actually decreased to $727 this school year. of a repoel dlacsmed before the date laglalatiire, district employees would probably not said. Is the bask tb fuel, In addition to the rising cod of The report slates the figures provided niJeased Mieday by the Florida State which for the fIrst tInh In many years, receive a pay Increase and programs utility rates and Items needed by the do not Include the proposed "phase II" of. would have to be cut, he said. using figures paused a two-year budget In 1979. Ed'on Disadi Even with do date popmell seven WWI,the diArict will also be MarAaW the primary education Improvement But scb0d district officids my they P-1 ,11 A by dw awity didrkU &W setbastes is the rat. of Inflation during we coNldiiI the legI.'twe will revIew percent pay Increase, district employees to pay increased costs on Insurance, program. U the program was imthe recot'ig year. the matter and grant additional aid to will be falling behind the Inflation rate, Social Security and other services, said plemented on schedule, an additional $24 million would have to be added to the Harris. Make up for the cod of lid1in, and In Harris said. p SSI of e state th budget. th state report, But state legislature e According to Harris expects the no now prwis, Seminole cloy. the cost of operating vies., provldI Illy - J - py) ssg w - - - —c--- - - a I S notmaii - Around The Clock 4-A Bridge ................ .......4-B Calendar......................2-B SS*•••S•S•• Comics ........................4-1111 Editorial ......................4-A Dear Abby ....................I-B Dr. Lamb .....................4-5 Horoscope ....................4-B Hospital ....................... 2-A Obituaries ............... ....3-A OURSELVES .................I-B Sports .......................NA Television ... . ................. 1-B Weather -------------------2-A - * �2A— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. is, 19i Brothers Charged In Fight With Police V V%JnLU By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Two Casselberry officers were injured and three men arrested in a disturbance which followed an accident Sunday evening. Robert Lee Florence of l( DeSoto Ave., Altamonte Springs and Gerald Lee Florence, who Identified himself as Robert's brother, were each arrested on a variety of assault charges by Casselberry police. r,____t_ . - G. wuson, izu rem A Ave., Altamonte Altamonte Springs, was arrested by sheriff's deputies on charges of Interfering with an reportedly joined in the fight screaming "Mop hitting my officer by yelling obscenities, brother." Police say the incident began when a car, allegedly driven Robert Florence was charged with four counts of assaulting by Robert Florence, rainmeds gas pump at the Phillips 66 an officer, resisting arrest with violence, careless driving, convenience store on County Route 427 at about 6:30 p.m. false accident reporting, leaving the scene of an accident, Sunday. driving with a suspended license and driving a car with no When officers tried to question Robert Florence, he began valid plates or Inspection sticker, assaulting them, officers report, adding at one point, he Gerald Florence was charged with assault on an officer and grabbed a policeman by the neck and began choking him. resisting arrest with violence. During the battle between the pollee and Robed Florence. a Casselberry Police Sgt. Durbin C. Gatch was treated and large crowd began to gather, police say. Gerald Florence released at Florida North Hospital with a minor concussion. IN BRIEF OPEC Oil Ministers Hope Officer Allen J. Hatzel was treated and released for a frau tired right hand. The two injured officers did not return to work Monday, saIC Casselberry Police Chief George Karcher. Hatzel will not b back on the job for several weeks because his hand is in a cast, although Gatch is expected back soon, he added. HOUSE FIRE A 16-year-old Altamonte woman was admitted to Florida North Hospital's Intensive Care Unit Sunday night with juries resulting from a fire in her home. Sharon Johnson was sleeping In her home, 107 Hilltop Place, at 11:50 p.m. Sunday when a fire broke out, severely damaging the structure, owned by John Robert Johnson, sheriff', deputies say. Millard Misgrove, a 76-year-old man living In a separate apartment in the house was able to escape without Injuries, reported deputies. The two were the only persons home at the time. Seminole county fire investigators report the cause of the blaze, which did $X,0W worth of damage, is AM under in. veatigatlon. [iflA To Reach Uniform Prices CARACAS, Venezuela (UP!) — OPEC oil ministers on the second day of their tightly guarded meeting behind closed doors today hope to set a uniform 1980 price level, realigning widely diverging price policies that have sent the cost of oil skyrocketing. "I feel sure we'll reach some kind of agreement regarding prices," said Venezuela's Energy and Mines Minister Humberto Calderon, who was appointed chairman of the conference of the 13-nation cartel. The Venezuelan minister spoke after meeting privately with several of his colleagues Monday night in what appeared to be an eléventh.hour attempt to unite member countries on the price Issue. Cuban President Fidel Castro has urged OPEC to "suistantially increase" its aid toward underdeveloped nations, the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina reported. Dr. NATION ' SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) — Military prosecutors today demanded the death penalty for seven men, Including South Korea's former spy chief, charged in the assassination of President Park Chung-hee. Prosecutors sought the death penalty for Kim Jaekyu, the former head of the Korean Central lnteltlgthceAgency who admitted firing the faWll shots Oct. 26 into Park; Kim Kae-won, Park's former chief presidential secretary who was present during the shooting, and five other former KCIA agents. The prosecution demanded a 5-year prison term for Yoo Suk-aul, another KCIA agent accused only of destroying evidence. Peace Corps Worker Well' commission meeting, the board voted SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) — An American Peace Corps worker, one of 12 hostages held by leftists demanding increased benefits for workers, today began her second week In captivity, but said she Is being well treated. "I am well. I exercise every day and spend most of my time reading books," said Deborah Leff, 2$, of Succasunna, N.J. "The boys leftists have been good to me but I would like to get out and go hone." Miss Loft, who worked asa health adviser In the San Jacinto Market where she is being held, was taken hostage last Tuesday by youths. WASHINGTON I UPIi - Assistant Senate Democratic leader Alan Cranston predicts the Senate will take up SALT II towards the end of January and perhaps ratify the treaty with some changes in March S: If a broad coalition can be forged. Cranston, D-Calif., is currently trying to swing two '' groups of senators behind the treaty. ' Senate observers figure there are about 57 to 62 senators leaning in favor of the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty— short of the 67 needed to ratify but more than the 51 needed to beat down "killer" 7A. amendments. One group, headed by Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, DN.Y., wants to see "deep cuts" in strategic arsenals during the next round of SALT A second group, headed by Sen. Sam Nunn, DGa., and Sen. John Warner, R•Va., wants to see the treaty "Improved," loopholes closed, and U.S. defenses bolstered. Lane . By JANE CII Herald Staff Writer voters, voted to withdraw the offer, while Uskert and Mayor The commission voted 3-2 to withdraw an offer by the city to Lormann voted against the motion, purchase Longwood Utilities Inc.'s sewage treatment plant for City A dministrator David aiacey announced there would be For the first time In more than six months, the Longwood $75,000. The offer called for $50000 In cash and the red paid a meeting at 7:30 Wednesday at city hail With City Commission met Monday night with a full complement of back over a year out of sewer revenue. Owners of the 300006Cit zen's Parti pati Committee on the regional sewer study. i ci on five members. Steve Uskert, who was elected Dec. 4 to fill the gallon facility ha ve been expanding the plant to double Its vacancy lnDidrlctl (due to the resignation of Larry Goldberg ca pacity. The commission will hold a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. In August), was sworn In prior to Monday night's meeting me plant has been beset in the past with operational today to meet with three top contenders for th. position of city problems and odor complaints from residents In the area. The attorney — Gerald Korman of Logwood, John Jones of Uskert, who was elect ed to take office In January was ap latest problem occurred tires days last week when It over. C elberry and William H. Morrison of Altamcnt. brIngs. polM.dto fill set the betel time remaining in Oolsrg'a term, flowed again,'accordlng to mIadonat' The cosnnleslon Is scheduled to vote tonight Latbenspergar. the The District spat vacated when Stephen Barton moved from The motion was made by Mitchell, who said the company replacement for City Attorney Nad Julian Jr., who resigned the city at the end of May was filled at a special election In has not responded and negotiations could be reopened at a effective Nov. 1, but agreed to day on until Jan. 1, so that a September in which William Mitchell was chosen by the later date. Commissioners J.R. Grant and Lelbensper ger replacement could be found. , " ' ' Ray TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) If you like to talk with your cousin in Miami you'll enjoy the Public Service Commission's new in-state long-distance telephone rates. But if you call home 10 miles away a couple of times a day be prepared to notice it on your phone bill after Feb. 1. The PSC Monday night slashed in-state rates by $31 million, but In the process bumped up the charges for those quick long-distance calls to spots a few miles distant. "What we're giving the long-distance callers Is a mixed bag," said Corn. missioner John Marks. FWRII)A •. Bans New Topless Bars A1R6-daymoratortomonbnelneoe license. for topless bars and buatiwus, selling pornography was unanimously ap proved by Casselberry City Council Monday night. e moratorium was suggested by Council Calrman Frank Schuette to heap topless from proliferating In the city while the city attorney works with "other mUles In Seminole county to come op with a workable, enforceable ordinance." Th ____ To U.S. Marshals Thursday 0 TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) — A federal grand jury has indicted Harmon Wesley Shields, former executive director of the Florida Department of Natural 4'; Resources, and Tallahassee real estate man Jack Vernon Quick on three counts of conspiracy to extort money and property in connection with state pircbases ''s of environmentally endangered lands. Shields, 57, Is expected to surrender to U.S. marshals In Tampa Thurday. Quick, 41, recently was sentenced In Valdosta, Ga., to five years In federal prison for conspiracy to possess and distribute marijuana, and three counts of using a car and a telephone to f urther an Interstate crime. ,$ o , , AREA DEATHS _______________________________ vv,I n1 Survivors include her son, ROOSEVELT HARM John D. McLelland, Sanford;, ojy Harris, 73, of Readings at Lm.: ties. Baypsit: hIgh, 12:17 Lta.1 Cypress Avenue, Sanford, two grandch ildren, Mrs. psfse, 0; overnight law, 254 p.m.; low, 7:fl a.m., 77 diediInr, Dec. 15 at Carol Currey, Sanford and 41; yesterday's high, 14; P Seminole Memorial Hospital. John D. McLelland, Jr., hunmetile pressure, $31; BOATING FORECAST of the Dallas, Ten., one greatHe was a member relative iI*y, 72 percent; St. Ligestias 10 Trinity United Methodist grandson; brother, Hunter win* North at it mph. Islet eat 0 miles: A sinall Church FrimndabipandUnion Dean, Paton; four sist.rs FORECAST craft advisory IS In Sissy today and We Winds WO I. Nithisit 30 Ia and P llbssr.ru Society No. 1. Mrs. Hatted Kyser, Mrs. eeley, 'both of survivors inciude his __wife, Dora St ______ sday. t. c.at t.y a U bets laity mad aurthsut s, Flomaton, Mrs. William s, Piccola Barris; teem and warmer Wed. 11 to 30 basIs Wednesday. an Ohio and of L, } Rjfr today law Is $ to ii 1..l. Partly Cieudy. L Mrs. sIst, mrs. aura mid Os. Laws hew I. EXTENDED FORECAST Valdosta, Ga.; Punt, eeepl northwest: mid 4k. HIghs Wc.d.y Grunkow Funeral Home Is grandchildren and several ur.uad 75. Winds surtheest 11 Gemeally fair Thursday sad i es nephews. in charge of arrangemuats. 15 30 mph _________ ''- g at Friday bee.mhsg cloudy Sunrise Funeral H, sight. north p.dls and pa rt LCadAve.,Sadord,IzIn ci.i, .mi p ti..iiinly r. of WEDNEIDAYTW day. N. Impstlad ruWlil ______________ Ds$. Hanebs 7:34 i. am., 7zU p...; law, 11:15. MCLILLAND, MIS. ALICI 45, and low Os asrik v1GiLyO' DIAN — Funeral NnvIcss tor am., 1:30 p.m. Ia$scsitrahlitsrleraidik VIFIIILaOMTdFOetIT,IS,of ice am mcLailand,14, Pert Ceaaversi k* 7:11 in the 75. 3111 Matfl Ave., Sanford at k MainsUe eve.. Santerd1 am, 7:45 pa.; kw,11:45 Wished Sunday, will be it'll p Os earth p.thu am. Wednesday at the am., 1$ pm Thursday. _ Memorial Holal. DIII I* Oramliaw Pimsr& Hems Cl*isiI W. A., as mae's wmNov. Uimli lamest . tbii. Iwlal In lvuyeen to Sanfort foE years age Cemetery. O6msw In cllarw. _____ J ___ • • Dr. Park . iM. V a... w To work for fhrouh the Thig i'eetinjs filled with WiSheS I' That re e5pecIii8 sncere• Wishes for Christmas ', . :F: \.4,•' A zit ' - • '• Thetturnsoutflneforou,. IIIY - • IL. AL.. L....L _# _4•; S V i' ''' - CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) — Space technicians worked through the night In hopes of putting the Space Shuttle's rocket plane Colombia through a twice delayed simulated launch and space flight today. At the Cape, a 45-minute simulated launch Into orbit of the Columbia, with backup astronauts Mi' Force Col. Joe Engle and Navy Cmndr. Richard Truly at the controls, ran Into two postponements Monday. The simulated launching tests are a major part of a five-day, around-the-clock dress rehearsal of ground and flight crews and the Instruments they'll use which began at 4 p.m. Sunday. The first launch test was scheduled for 2:09 p.m. but was cielayed until 7:45 p.m. when a cooling fan malfunctioned In a simulator device. A Washington TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) way to get the unlverconsulting firm says the only d vocatlonal4ecluilcal eges an ties, community coll schools to work closer together is put them under a single Mate board. The Academy for Educational Development recommended Monday creation of a board that would, at lead, coordinate programs and activities of the ____ three segments of higher education, and, at the most, actually run the Institutions u a single system. ET. YOUR HOU . WdD TSTERCHIS! I ) INSTALLMINT PAYMENTS TIL FEBRUARY iNS FIRS DILl VINY WITHIN 1OMILOIP - J t.. 1 L 22.7953 MON THOU P1154 • IT. 1. •.: (NEXT TO WILLIAMS' COMMUNICATIONS) OIv. A P.rsonallud Gift I I • 11 1 PH. 3224535 2109 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD s.y30urVsCiSiS wo a Peresnsi Tanl f k :c$. ' win PLAQUES. TROPHIES • DESK SETS DESK PLATES. NAME TAGS. PEN SETS MEDALS • RIBBONS. KEY CHAINS SA44 MUISIL PA M.JM.-â 11, A *1 TROPHY SHOP 0HRIUMA6. ANID NEW UA ------ .• I, * THELMA'S "" -_—I - .5' h AN F wiUl be in *istn Ci.4t_i. Sunrise Pvnsral H.we, 511 LK Ave., in dia'gi. A. J. Oresam, LPD. to decrease our reliance on OPEC." Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., one of six Democrats voting against the bill, said It provided too low a tax and an "Unconscionably generous" gift to oil firms, But Sen. Robert Dole, R"Kan., said he hoped "we have not sown the seeds of the destruction of the oil industry ..." The Senate gave small Investors a tax break by allowing an individual to exclude up to $200 $400 for married couples 63 cents from $2.03 to $1.40, while raising that 10-mile long-distance call 42 percent from 26 to 37 cents. The reduction brought an immediate protest from Southern Bell Telephone Co. spokesman Walt Alford who said it might force the company to seek a rate hike within the next two years. "I would think within the next 18-month to two-year time frame that given (toll rate decreases) local rates will have to go up," Alford said. He also Indicated Increased pressure on existing telephone lines as people take advantage of .lower rates could cause delays during peak telephone periods. Throughout- the new gear, too dense eS¼lv. iwial - Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMass., voted for the bill but said he would vote against any compromise "that raises less than the 50 percent revenue target set by the president." He urged Carter to veto a weak bill. A spokesman for the American Petroleum Institute, the industry lobby in Washington, said, "The tragedy of the Senate bill is that It would give oil companies nowhere near enough to generate the level of domestic investment which must be made Most long-distance rates will go down, but about 9 percent of them those to points within 20 miles of the caller — will Increase slightly, and cost consumers about $5.5 million, PSC staff said. The reason for the hike is the cornmission's attempt to bring in-state longdistance rates more in line with the rates set by the Federal Communications Commission on interstate calls, To bring more costly long-distance calls down, the PSC on a 4-1 vote opted to in. crease the In-state rate to the Interstate level. The result is a complicated for. mula which will reduce the cost of a three-minute Pensacola to Miami call by G ( Puneral services lam awe.wn Harris, Avenue. ____7), et Cypress,klvrdsy, Dec. 11.? UmInsle Memorial loss. will be $.$wy at p.m. at TrInity Wilted MslbedIut Clwrdi,. $aoderd with liv. afD.atcum,AIa.obs had MeadInIsaIerfsr$hipad47 years, asving bars ti• Pkmitsu,AIa. Mw wana retired_physa of Va's Nursery, Furs Past 4 _ Education Proposal Heard • • • Caopv'e QeE W.Va. and bradlisr -j pad1, __ ____ OOIWI O'I* Sunless and bElal v he In EvIn, W.Va. Grksw Funeral Hems in In Iil UTIemadL AIJ Dr. DOtsOn has been unable to campaign because Kraft said. "You have to May around of the Iranian crisis, for three hours and know what you're "He needs a win out there. We doing." don't," Strauss said. He went onto say Kraft admitted the early primary that Carter could lose in Iowa, but still states — mostly in the Northeast be politically viable by winning his are going to be "a mixed bag" for southern base and "stay close" to Carter. Kennedy In the northeastern states. "But Jimmy Carter's going to dig in "Then we have to win somewhere in and slug it out right up to Ohio in the Midwest," he Said. June," he said. Campaign manager Tim Kraft Strauss also criticized Kennedy's wasn't as ready to give Iowa to Kennedy, saying Carter has an ex- attacks on the administration's record cellent organization working in the and said, "We find an amazing amount of misinformation has been state. "It's not like a voting situation fed to him and we Intend to call it to where you go In and pull a lever," his attention." Spcice Shuttle Hits Snag '4 • ___ w.vs. He wan retired (rota the Unlis Carbide CO. and a Slrvtvoñ include bis fs, Mrs. E Fader, Mudvd si ', Mrs. Robs and • Beca use jou're someone verj nice n ec__ ____ • - David Best, a trial attorney who practices In Orlando and Brooksville, announc , ed today his Intention to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress In the fifth district of Florida. The announcement was made In both Orlando and Clearwater. Best was- narrowly defeated In his first bid for public office In 1978. Shields May Surrender 0 WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter's campaign chief Robert Strauss said Sen. Edward Kennedy could win Iowa's Democratic precinct • caucuses on Jan. 21 because "he needs a win out there. We don't." In a year-end summation of the Carter-Mondale re-election cornmittee's activities, Strauss seemed to be preparing for a possible Kennedy victory In Iowa, saying Carter could lose without being seriously damaged politically. Strauss, talking to about 30 reporters Monday, said Kennedy could win in Iowa because he has made several trips there while Carter DAVID BEST ENTERS RACE IN BRIEF . Carter Campaign Leader: Kennedy Needs Iowa PSC Cuts Long-Distance Phone Rates • _____ ---- York Times Guyana. The lawsuit, f iled last week in U.S. District co urt, cla ims a story published by the newspaper in 1978 intimated that Lane, an attorney for the People's Temple cult, went to Switzerland with a former cult mem be r to with draw $8 million from the religious group's secret account. Lane said he was in Paris at the time of the alleged trip to Switzerland and Teresa Buford, former administrator for the People's Temple, was in Memph is. p.m. LONDON (UP!) — Britain and the Patriotic Front guerrillas have crowned more than three monthá of tough negotiations with a cease-fire agreement they hope will end the 7-year-old bush war In Rhodesia and lead ftto full independence as the new Republic of Zimbabwe. The two sides announced Monday they had cracked the last of many deadlocks that have plagued the conference and Initialed a cease-fire agreement days after the marathon talks darted Sept. 10. They eald they will sign a MI-fledged agreement ending the war, In which an estimated 30,000 people have died, at a ceremonial session Wednesday. --- Sues New MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) - Attorney Mark Lane has filed an $8 million f ederal lawsuit against the New York Times, claiming the newspa pe r li beled him in its coverage of the 1978 People's Temple massacre In ll Strength '. Rhodesia Gets CeaseFire ___ Monroe IRMINOtI MIMOSIAL Aaron Al. Liwelian, Paisley HOSPITAL Wililard T. $tunson, Winter 911C. I? Soollore: __ Mary U. Anderson Tins I. Dales. DISCHARGES Wills U. Plied Wesley Imsis. icy sagisy Jewl. L. Walters Marian K. Piffiui Barbara J. Wyche DeswU Inca _____ Usasli T. Nonce, DeLeid $hrbi,1 S. Hall WIIHam U. LeVine, Deltena Ella J. DIcbIn, D,Sry Mary S. Pollens, Deities I. isa. Mary Delves A. far, Lake Mary William et l5ja, rj,' ØAv Jr. Lake City Willie' L • - NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) - An unem.' ployed Berkeley County laborer has been charged with • the brutal murders of two elderly female Mormon missionaries whose bodies were found In a parking lot of a large suburban shopping mall. A bond bearing was set today for James Arthur ••, Brown, 24, charged with two counts of murder In the slayings of Elizabeth W. King, 66, of Kaysvllle, Utah, and Jane Ruth Cannell Teuscher, 65, of Fish Haven, '. Idaho. Brown Is also charged with one count of criminal sexual assault. Charleston County Police Capt. Michael Boggs said ' Brown was arrested Monday afternoon at his Carnes • Crossroads home. He offered no resistance, Boggs said. •' &. Johns feelings." "You see, this man had never even bought a suit without me," she said. "Twice a year we'd go shopping together and outfit him for the spring or fall. So when he was finally leaving, I went out and bought him three dozen pair of black socks, three dozen brown, WASHINGTON (UP!) After six weeks of floor debate, the Senate has passed a $178 billion windfall oil profits tax bill that both President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy want toughened. A conference committee Wednesday will attempt to settle differences between the Senate bill and the $277 billion measure the House passel in June. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell Long, 1)-La., will head the Senate delegation to the conference. House Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman is expected to lead the House conferees. Long was asked if the conferees would split the 110) billion difference between the two bills. "The whole thing is negotiable, both on the upside and the down side," Long replied, The Senate bill would take in about 38 percent of the net windfall oil companies will make from rising world oil prices and Carter's decision to decontrol domestic oil prices. The House bill would take about 61 percent. The administration estimates the total profit at about $1 trillion, The $99 billion gap between the two bills stems largely from exemptions In the Senate version for most independent production, and lower Senate rates for newly discovered, Incremental tertiary and heavy oil. "I was glad it passed," Carter said after the Senate Monday night approved, 74-24, Its version of the bill highlighting his energy program. While the bill was improved by the full Senate and "does Include some important concepts for the conference cornmlttee to consider," said a White House spokesman, It "falls considerably short of the House bill." 'Laborer Named In Murders unanimously to participate with the other consideration of proposals to purchase the several months ago and Is attempting to cities of Seminole and the county commission city cemetery for $1. Knowles said he needed restore It and have It added to the llt of Mate In funding an assistant Mate attorney to more time for a study comparing city and historic buildings. prosecute city ordinance vIolations, privately owned cemeteries. — Re-designated the Atlantic Bank of Commissioner John Morris warned, The commission also: Seminole and the FIqslIp Bank of however, that competitiveness could develop - Accepted In advance the low bid for as depositories of city funds. City funds going among the cities to see whose cases get partitioning the first floor at city hail to through the accounts total ii million t prosecuted first when the responsibility for permit the Sanford Housing Authority to rent million annually. prosecution is the state attorney's, space In the building and move in by Feb. 1. — Adopted a resolution suggested by At a meeting of the Council of Local The bids are to be submitted later this month, Friends of the St. Johns seeking the ap. Governments In Seminole County last week, but the city commission won't be meeting pointment of a Sanford or Seminole County city and county delegates were told by State again until Jan. 14. The action gives Knowles resident to the St. Johns River Water Attorney Douglas Cheshire that he can In- the authority to accept the low bid. Management District at terview attorneys seeking the job and present — Approved spending 11,390 to reconstruct The resolution also gives the protection three recommendations for the position to the and pave 249 feet on Ridgewood Avenue, • Improvement and restoration of the council at Its January meeting. damaged by Hurricane David In September. River a high priority status. It also pledges to In the meantime, the cities are to take — Voted to give Jerry W.Miusgo days more express the concern of the city to the state action on approving and funding the position, to repair his property at 701 W. Third St. The about the neglect of the river and the harm The commission, at the request of City house was condemned by the city commission the city and area Is experiencing because of Manager Warren Knowles, again tabled a year ago. Mills purchased the property that negligence, three dozen white boxer shorts. Today, she isn 't about to rule out another "1 gave him a telephone list: the doctor, the try at matrimony, but adds any man she optician and so on. I had my chauffeur and might marry "would have to have pretty housekeeper go to his new apartment and good credentials." stock up the freezer with staples because here The list: "Someone in good physical was a man who totally depended on me for condition, bright, stimulating, honest, such things for 36 years." preferably a non-drinker, non-smoker, When the marriage broke apart, Miss someone who cerebrates at a very high level Landers, who receives 300,000 letters a year, and whose own success wouldn't be over told the public in her column, "The lady with whelmel by mine. all the answers does not know the answer to Miss Landers -- born Esther Pauline this one." She closed with 4 inches of blank Friedman and known as "Eppie" to her space "as a memorial to one of the world's friends - is the identical twin of Pauline best marriages that didn't make It to the Esther who, as Abigail Van Buren. is her finish line." competitor in the advice column field. PIIIIodl Long, Ullman repare For Windfall Fight V. Longwood Panel At Fu ItJ...., HOSPITAL NOTES of my life" In an Interview with the Ladies' Home Journal released Monday. She said her husband, Jules Lederer, broke the news one evening at dinner, saying, "I have something to tell you. I'm seeing another woman." "I said, 'My, that's quite a bomb to drop March ' Sanford Hunting For New Cis ty Physician Korea Assassins Could Die. NEW YORK i UPI -- When Ann Landers' between the soup and salad. How serious Is husband of 36 years told her he wanted a it?' she told the Journal. divorce, the popular advice columnist didn't "He explained that he was very fond of the shed a tear. Instead, she went out and bought girl. I said, 'Well, it that's the way It is, then him nine dozen new socks and underwear. this Is the end of our marriage." For the first time since the breakup of her Miss Landers said she shed no tears over marriage in 1975, Miss Landers revealed the confrontation but promptly went shopping details of what she called "the major tragedy for Lederer, for whom she still has "warm Cranston Predicts SALT Will Pass Senate In McDaniel Leaving Post By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Sanford is looking for a new city physician. Dr. T. F. McDaniel who has filled the post for the past 22 year, will retire on Dec. 31. The position pays $5,460 annually and the responsibilities of the lob include Initial physicals for all city employees and t treating of all injuries suffered by employees while on the job. A qualification of the job Is some expertise In industrial medicine, Dr. McDaniel • will continue his private practice. The Sanford city commissioners, at their Jan. 14 meeting, will present Dr. McDaniel with a plaque for his dedicated work to the city, In other business at Monday night's city Ann Landers On Divorce: Stand By Your Man IN BRIEF . Tuesday, Dec. is, 1575-3A 1100 FRENCH AV. SANFORD 24 HOUR ENGRAVING SERVICE TO $IS. ciosw WNDAT lMi 40 Arf ---r' - ,•' -- - -. - I ,,. ' • ' " ' ' - ' - ______ • - ______ _______I a. - -i "4, '- : '1 . - -.•' ... - •. , �.11 1 .- Evening Herald When Seminole High's basketball squad knocked off Daytona Seabreeze last Friday night, it stretched its win streak to nine straight games to remain undefeated. A little known streak by Tribe guard Glenn Stambaugh came to an end shortly before the first half however. Stambaugh entered the contest rith a perfect 1979 record from the free throw line, having hit all 14 of his charity shots through game number eight. The talented ball handler connected on his first two against the Sandcrabs to stretch the mark to 16 and later hit the first of a one-and-one situation to bring the streak to 17 but finally missed. The senior backcourt ace Is somewhat of a foul shooting legend in Seminole County. CUSPS 481 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2811 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Some nrinI WWWU For Help . I -- A year ago, while attending Lyman high, Stambaugh made an amazing 99 out of 100 foul shots in a club fund raising tournament. until 4:30 and is open to interested players between the ages of 14-22. Rinker runs a top notch program and is a sound fundamentalist. The camp should prove beneficial as a spring baseball tune for many a prepster and Pony League player seriously Interested in getting a jump on the rest of the field for tryouts. Registrations are now being accepted. For further information give Wes a call at Florida Baseball School-323-1046. SPORTS __ Seminoles I - I I., I . Salute - that half of coordinated effort orchestrated In all Social Security benefits be subject to income Washington. Oldaker says that after his first tax. WhUS 't Treasury would derive an obvious bonanza from this policy, it defies both fairness with On Kennedy cmnpdp, he voluntarily withdrew from any involvement in the con. ' and logic to have the government pay a mere isnoevl&nce to refute that claim, retirement benefit with one hand and then FEC employe"under Oldaker' s direct . demand part of it back in Income tax with the supervision continued to work on the Kennedy other. investigation while he was actively con- The theory Is that the average retiree pays In sldering employment with the Kennedy only 17 percent of the amount he or she gets back can" cOmmwm- In benefits, so most of the Social Security check is Oldalier resigned from the FEC at the end actually "new" income that has never been taxed. of Octdw to seek "a now ch&Ueqe." He now While this theory may satisfy the government's Is depUty legal officer for the Ksndy mania to let no taxable dollar slip through its campsip, resporlijiiWe for dealing with the some federal laws and regulations he once hands, subjecting benefits to income tax would enforced, change a basic principle of Social Security. The committee points out that the tax would affect only individuals or couples with a substantial retirement Income money from private pensions, Investments and other sources which, combined with Social Security, gives them an In his letter of resIatIon, Oldaker noted that he is techialcally in compliance with the rovisim Of the i.ovemziieit law specifically drafted to discourage "revolving ioor" activitlas. of the law " income of $14,800 or more. About 10.6 million of haven'talways beenflawleu,Whlleseving me miiiion iamuies now receiving ociai as an attorney in the Denver regional office of - Security benefits fall into that category. 'Me rest the Equal Employment Opportunity Compay no federal Income tax under the double mission in 1V73, he was demoted and exemption granted to persons over 65, and still suspended for dm weeb aftw his swerwris discovered that be bad f&WW records would pay no tax. What this means, however, is that one's real si*nIUid to agency officials In Washington. benefit from Social Security would diminish If one has been sufficiently prudent to amaen a corn- JACK ANDERSON fortable retirement nest egg. It would breach the alls, reedom ;hat speaking out - ii ' - !P, i N who Is - - - rnhiht .... first time in 34 years left many Americans severely discombobulated. At the time, I thought the impact was i into' limited to citizens who had grown adulthood without every having seen a postal surplus and had come to accept the annual deficit as a way of life. Now I find that young children also were disturbed. Here Is a letter just received: "I ami 8 years old. "Some of my little friends say there is no postal, deficit. ,,They say they heard on the radio that the mall novice showed a W9 million surplus, making It possible to go 13 more months without a rate increase. - YOU wall ,,nf k,.1Cu In th notinnal thiI z. t. dancing on the lawn, or a hydrogen bubble at curbing excessively outspoken critics. Three Mile Island. Our postal service will be itsy have. Habits of expressing opinions back In a 'deficit posture' next year just as openly are unpredictsible behavior traits. "Alai how dreary would be the world if And where there Is a will to speak out, there there were no postal deficit. It probably would usually various ways of continuing to do cost us 30 cents to send a postcard and AU of go. the wonderful junk mall the postman brIng, would dwincile down to a trickle, makft life that much more desolate. "No postal deficitl without it there -: R ______ 1 I,- bluk Audies? be no Saturday deliveries, and fewer hours of consciousness vied with the antiwar -ft, * movement &I & cause Of student defiance; Of window service in which to mail pa A&G and turn in change-ofMain Hall administrators. cash money orders questions about sex. So I am turnlngto you. There are Mill some X) black-studies "Please tell me the truth: Is there a postal address cards. "Ah, Virginia, In all this world there is program In U.S. campuses, but thriving deficit? al certainly not the word for the movement a** an abiding e po th or th th st ing more real no "Virginia." (.9 whole. d i t. onco this ef ci I take pleasure in answering at coiuznunlcation,expressing at the same time my great gratification that this mixed-up kid had the gumption to solicit expert guidance. "Yes, Virginia, there is a postal deficit, Harvard is reportedly considerflsk "Nobody can conceive or Imagine any federal agency, or even a quuiIndependsnt rerucsuring its Afro-Anlerican stuGics one, taking in as much money as it costs to Dispartmistilt is a degree-grading acadev* committee integrated with other departznents operate. "It exists as surely as snow wW min and gloom of night exisit. Not to mention hall, tog, "Atbousarildyesisfr0m now, VftiWa.myt and the instructional mainktrearn. Perhaps that's where It should have been ten times ten thousand years from now, red all along. ink will cont in ue to occupy the bottom line, sleet, hurricanes, slippery 'sidewalks and ~ ,.-,10W to On outx1anding_ pla up nX __________ students U Laldeisom UulvviI in ___ (taUNT TWO. With malice___ .lxMbo*, IMWU' my iüw $17. the meb sacked and burned the 011111 "11116411111111 ad ad to say, k4flhIW two Amsrk*na hi the rls_ U ''mW ___ _ 111111, _________ _______ P*II" off1cs, "It Is a great joy for us to kern about the tçrldng agalad the United __ Stat,..t, COUNT FOUR. KhOIMIPà h 014usd the _____ ___ -. ---------a--- -Jai Alai ". 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Found It (4). 32:57 Wright Bath Cap (1). 3 11 RP's SPORTS CENTER = 'II -U 4' - Sus,a .--.' " ' - 110 re iie V CLOSE-OUT NIW*eMOOILMOTOIS 995 low 1 - Pro* saiO4aa film I TIIP SEE US FOR YOUR EXHUST WORK $6 N . 551$ 30*8 5540 LIST $1040 I -- ______ ..______._J 0 01 6"6 Ins fJ$LNIS.$ I' 1*55 6P145 5*15 sea. 1 ON Iosiv U$T 30540 UST ItL - We wry a complete lint of tiles and shocAs _________________ ___________ . McR(CBERT TIRES NEW HOURS: Mon. thru Fr ., 7 0 T,.T MICI 'IEI.IN! 'c°' t5% tees) I. $ a.m..5 :30 p.m., Sal. S a.m..l2No PH 323-0651 PH 904-77S-4U7 OSW.FIRSTST. 6055. Volusia 64110~411#wff SANFORD Oran9e City ' Tilift A I '-'" - - CinckWtatI 16. Clevetand II lamps $sy3,KeeNCltVO New p,wtland 77. Minnesota 1510 760 3.40 4At11-VI,ss OK. $6 BaltimOre 31, N.Y. GIants - - Apo— N.Y. Jets V. Miami Is Green Bay IS. Detroit 13 $Ieveetk Game ,L - - .. 34)374.40. 20 D'% Annie Bailey LAND & WATER 0 .100 610 5.00 Atlanta I,Martkiei 3 14 0 .121 0 (5-7)11131; P (74) 262.50, T San Francisco +) N s.cllncMd divisiss WI' Te.tkGme y-cu.cked play.0 bidk L11risilliq 11.90 6.4 3.40 ullintay. Doe. is 11.00 5.00 3Mikot 30 PYia 0(1.3)7940; 1111 111-311".0111i T (1' 1 - - SS 1.10 6.10 New Orlens ' L_ WI. TPI. NIMkGame $ AS 10W AS UI, TI West 5,4)43041 _ amm 2 14 0 .125 - 261h (1). 2. S Lone Scott (5). 3 21 Go Nicole (3). 33 03 FqEL Will Add Miles Per Gallon As Lang As You Own Your Car. "i/ S Ii 0 .313 • 1. 2-Drif's Fast (5); 2. 25 Mr. Muffler's Custom Dual Exhaust System .11 .625 610 0 .375 - ''• 1 I 11th I SAVE GAS! jg Veer Give The Gift if *I.ag. ii S 0 .611 3MEpe -Alavi.Amoce - Valerlo; 27. Danny Williams; 25. Monday (Listed along with the top three Henry T. Wright; 19. John Yam ,n. finishers are kennel numbers (There Is no kennel 13). 1st- I. 3-Rick Agreed (7); 2.25proceeding each dog and post 7 0 .563 - "0 u'u iis, p ( 1'3) 71.55, T (1. Oakland 9 7 0 .563 Seattle 14)434.00. 7 9 0 .435 Sulk Game Kansas City '3fchano•Zarre 16.60 7.20 3.20 460 3.50 IlImonElespe National Conference 4.40 East .6 jon.Arana W L T PC1. .0 11 1-3) 36.11, P (11) 97.111 T (3. __ 15. Valery J. Loyer; 16. Doug Marriott; 17. Richard Miles; 15. Dan O'Connor; 19. H.R. Partin, Sr.; 20. LL . Petersen 21 James Robinson; 22. Ralph Ryan; 2]. Scheele K ennels, Inc.; 24. Edward Sours; 2S. Wayne Strong; 26. Steve SANFORD.ORLANDO Schooling results .563 4 12 0 .250 sDaIIIS Where's Ruby (6). 3 77 Minnie 1. 17 Minnie Ha Ha (7); 2 4th - 1. IS-Manatee Tina (7); 2. Chaser (7); 31:93 1 26 Popachee (4); 2 lb ? Honey Dawn (2); 3 10 Soctron 27th 2* WrIght Hula (5); 3. 19-Bud's 17th I. 22 Worthing (2); 2. 25 Data Print (8); 3. 9 Ic Sport (5); (5); 37 67 Audra (4); 31:11 Butter Up (l); 3. 18 Dam Yankee 20th I 1 Yachtsman (3), 7. 27 33 19 5th - I. 7-Bashful Maid (1); 2. (5); 31:43 Major Bid (6). 3 I? Kokomo I 9 Crlsbus Express (4); 28th 15 Coit Scott (1); 3. S-Big Vanilla 13th - 1. 2S Disco Chick (8); 7 Reefer (I). 37 56 7 Ii Tally Boots (3); 3. 16 Partly (I); 32:63 21s1 (7). 3790 I. 75 Gym Slim (3); 2. 20 2'9Dayle'i Pick (2); 3. 7Thunder 6th-i. 22 Country Romeo (4); Struck (7); 32:13 Vey (5); 3 28 Wright Dante II); 29th- 1,7 Honey Whil(I); 2.25 2. 12 Mineola Ms Erica (6); 3. 17 14th - I. IS Manatee Nellie (7) 3 97 Wright Deva (7) 3 I Lucky Eli W.L. Carlos (I); 32:66 2. S-N's Tipsy Jipsy 72nd I 4 Skiptornylou (I). 2 (5); 31.85 i 7th - I. 25-Prairie Light (7); 2. Husker Iren e (6); 31:91 IS Manatee Norma (5); 3. 28 30th 1. 23 Allu Kickin (6). 2 2-Bob'S Stonewall (3); 3. lI-Sandee Devina (7), 31:95 21 Mill Immortal (7). 3. 27 TC's 15th- I. I5'ManateeMattie(3); Jones (4); 37:53 I 4 Bobble Heart (2); 2. Frontside (B), 3260 2. S•Sweet Solitude (2); 3. 20 D's 23rd 5th - 1. 11-Tally Dixsie (2), 2. Bertha Shan (I); 37:52 7 Shy Maiden (4); 3. 23 Surf Boy 31st I. 12 Wyclltt Dee Dee (3); 27.TC's Tracker (5); 3. 12 MO's 16th - I. 200's Spark Bailey (5); 31:69 2 ??Ginger Luv (7); 3. 20 Flip Flash (7); 33:03 ' 241h I 10 ltsA Sony (7). 228 (2);?. 11 Jane Scott (7); 3. 17-CP's Over (2); 32:03 West P141k Game W L T Pct. -(CiionlzElorza 14.80 3.60 2.60 6.40 3.60 s-San Diego 12 4 0 .750 3Mik.I.Urouldl 14)411.41. 3rd - 1. 11 Phantom's Hutch Apollo (2); 32:14 251h S JW's Rob (4). 3. 31 Chico Buddy (5); 3275 Kennel Inc.; It. Donald Hut. cherson; 12. 1 & 6 Farms; 14. L0$sa Pride Farms Kennel, Inc.; 12 4 0 9 6 CC'S Reward 18), 3 9 Mar rakesh Dallas 35, Washington 31 Monday, Dec. 17 San Diego 17, Denver 7. night (End of 1979 Regular Season) W L T Pcf. 0 ('-7) $161: P (74) 204.30: Cleveland IIfSCt Sii (6.74) L111.11 Cincinnati l,.Il MISS Curve (1); 3. It Patrick T 10th - I. 7-Felt Good (I); 2. 4. Xpress (4). 33:06 Tiger (4); 31:61 Knine Archangel (3; 3. 27-IC's 18th I. 22 Detron (2). 7. 24 5 ii 0 .313 p.10 5.00 s-Pitts burgh (Ui''. (1); 2. 12-I Did It (5); 3. 24-Lake Central 9.60 4.60 3.40 nil in - 1 IA Fulginitl; S. Mrs. Marjorie Greig; 7 9 0 .431 position following.) Baltimore 14) 330.55. flriOtt 7nd - 1. 23 Pincolata (2); 2. 725. (2); 3214 Philadelphia 26, Houston 70 Pct. 10 6 0 .625 9 7 0 .353 s S 0 .5.00 AIO (5) 11-59 6. Cameron Cummings; 7. Francis 14 '--. ' ____ 212.41. PmirffiGame . I $I~-Rom 4Amor. he bnet w Vih1$bI5 it wa The IChamalal helrardiy, meanwhile, Is Its. It seems as though the d1pion of spreading seede of revo1uIcr In Bahrdn, Foggy Bottonr leaned nothg frnej de in and the United Ar$ Kuw', Saudi ___ W L. 1' 044-6) 441.01111; P (64) 146.16; T (6. Buffalo ________ __ East ILeque-Altu lRlca-Reyes ____ ____ y United Press International American conference Ia,I&g.DC I.- Don Abernathy; 2. H.N. Beasley; 3. John Bugner; 4. Rod Chicago 42, St. Louis 6 New Orleans 29, Los Angeles Connell; S. Thomas J. Crawford; Dog Racing Final Standi"s 5)Imon.QuIola associate. Ayatollah Sadagh Roshati beiwsea kft-wing diudds 4,gig. tireetmed neighboring 'k'in."U the emir wing Mudini &vthorheod is forming just s it dose ad ... restore II1C laWS, VS will fl did In 1*' warned =0=U Baln to d,,y'wd an. Won that 5sisIn deep trovbk yet ________ * _ a.*ó 520 3.20 3 Ira-V@gas ORLANDO-SEMI MOLE MONDAY NIGHT wgI1I,cI '11 Atlanta 31, San Francisco 21 4-2) 3119-21111. 6Urizar.Zarre _____ ____ *- _______ _____ ___ ___ Chris Marlette's Crooms Panthers overcame an unproductive fourth period i eight points) to hold off Bishop Moore 0-5 Monday night. The victory the fourth straight for the improving Panthers upped their record to 6-2 while Bishop Moore dropped to 1-3. "I thought we played pretty well the first quarter without two starters," said Marlette about a 21-7 quick start. Four minutes into the second quarter baskets by Calvin Bryant and Marvin Knight ballooned the, Crooms margin to 25-7. Bryant notched 13 first half points while Dion Jackson pufl1IW(l in eight. Early in the third quarter Crowns Jumped out in front 46-30 when point guard Vernon Law, Bryant and center Mike Wooten hit buckets. Crooms improved its advantage by 52-34 heading into the final period. The Panthers couldn't find the range in the final stanza however as the hornets outscored Crooms 19.0. Most of Bishop Moore's rally came at the charity stripe in the form of Mike Shimkonis who canned 12-16 free throws. Bryant's 15 points paced Crooms while Jackson contributed 12, and Law and Wooten tossed in 10 each. Shirukonis notched 14 for the Hornets and was followed closely by Mike Tessitore's 13. ñit1W"EBOARD ______ ______ ____ Herald Sports Correspondent __________________________________________________________________________ ________ .. _______ TU hole-in-one also helped Echols break ninety for the first More consolation actiort is scheduled for Saturday leading up time in his short golfing career as he carded an U. Lobos Look For Coach ,I _________ Echols, who's been playing the game only three years, used games meet and the night cap at 8,: 00 will feature the winners a four iron on the number five hole at Mayfair to sink the 152 "; . ___ From the fairways and sand traps, congratulations go out to Kenny Echols. The Sanford resident and principal of T.W. Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo scored a hole-in-one last '' _______ d "a e.0 of In. of " higise," he prcr4ihn,d on Novsmhor 4. Theriar, he CedluSi to cbN$S t the Crooms Wins 4th to the tournament championship game. bail rolling Witnesses to the fete Included his p1aying partners Louis Both Payne and Klein will try tOke At 5: 00 the losers of the Lake Brantley-St. Cloud and Merritt DeLco, Nicholas Luzier and Edgar Martin. ' blidays as each face tough Christmas Tournaments. Whitney, Stambaugh, McCray, Butler and Thomas go after Island,SerninolegaineswW square off. At 6:30 the consolation %ory number 10 Thursday night when they square off game for third and fourth place will be played and then the "mu V, second night of opening round championship contest begins at 8:00 p.m. . .41gainst Merritt Island in the The Oviedo Christmas Invitational should provide hoop fans Lion Christmas Invitational, iVtion of the Oviedo ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) - The University of New : '06J, The Lima tourney tips off Wednesday night at Sendnole with some interesting match ups. Should Seminole face Oviedo Mexico today began its search for a new head basketball coach ,ommunity College when Lake Howell meets West Orange at the Tribe may have a little revenge In mind. Digger Phillips' Lions handed the Seminoles three losses last to replace Norm Ellenberger, fired In a scandal that has 6:30 p.m. followed by Lyman against the host Oviedo five at shattered the school's successful basketball program. season. ... 11:00. The Lions are beginning to round into form with the return of Ellenberger was fired Monday by UNM President William Thurligby' s other preliminary round features the Lake 4 the E. Davis on the recommendation of the school's athletic McClennon from at 6:30 with Payne and Troy Kessinger, Mike Scott and Marvin Cloud Brantley Patriots challenging St. football team and are further bolstered by the healthy return council. Ellenberger could not be reached for COmflfl)eflt. company taking on the Mustangs in the night cap. New UNM Athletic Director John Bridgers told reporters a 1 - On Friday, consolation action begins the day at 4:30 when of Horace Rolland, back from a knee problem. Lyman too could challenge for the title while West Orange search for a new basketball coach was underway "as of right On losers of the Lake Howell-Wed Orange and Lymaln4Medo games tangle. At 6:30 the winners of those two first round always fields a respectable squad and Lake Brantley will try to now," but said he did not know how long It would take. Pro Football ___ emby run.5 overcome their lack of a big man. Later this month, Klein will take her Lady Seminoles Into battle in the Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawk Invitational scheduled for December 27, 28, and 29 at the Silver hawk gym. the junior varsity. ,villUggins and Tony Hady, moved . SO(1)4 You can't HAVE 80 Ork. She's not niuvius uuuut iu i wu i'x-'The Lady Seminoles good fortunes can be attributed a great of the Lake Brantley-St. Cloud and Seminole-Merritt Island yard ace. . * __ __ :- I. By SAM COOK .• _______ embassy Willis ae4 The Amei * , PWOS by ' 0s5•151$ Seminole assistant coach Roger Ileathard presents linebacker Reggie Campbell with the Tribe's Most Valuable Defensive Player Award. ', %, e[- ,joering the women's poll. in the number seven slot. the shah's cruel secret police, the dreaded trying to shore up Egypt's sagging economy, 'as&"whithhs would Noto reserve for prdlenslon and absadmeist. SAVAL Yet somehow he managed to the Carla athnlnidratlon waa*ato Ibis amo%eda to psychological tarture In No VWnlo So I have (50"ç4114 from the ad 10 COuntry enaswhore between $2.6 k4r___ lbS PUP0lS h55flfl eve thiiial 1nt t vi I of heir VioIMOII tills ti diice fete caps ii&di. WheN OnlY CTS N hiflion to moderulie Its military forces ags 1iinuiI, is to coerce them to perform for the ayatollah was to offend the ayatollah. More Ulan * The Whit@ house mom e en COUNTON! In de6ancs .1 liesiMlonal at a staged trial. Yet the American embes.i have died before the eiluad. reninderthat aidif ekes by receisttlS. law, bs do am& an do Amwim bad w4##W In no ____ ________ ______ _____ _____ ___________ _____ _________ ____ ___ ______ event. ft Vs. Iran that isn't routine at every bM.ftwsaontsiisoui for an _______ AtSb ____ States desperately .cs. The United IsIs1mMary bling th the ,wfacs, stirring the Arab tried to beep the shah of p upon COUNT ThREE. Whiseizd not qply tried to , r1can dorio. "All os' trashiss ae hlf hli OCk ThUS with bWioollã daNNOW 1114111M UN U*StM NOW by AMake." I* ___ IM awaited arms deals widis reveletiso was brewing In crde;beal,sredlYPVStheeir& visim and iron, W United Stats. "the Ceet Satas." the dreda. In Egj,thnfl' _.st is that uskashed a mob agalad the U.S. His mulw have soagli to make Khomeini I ehe treep., pselag se students, took the upiritual leader of all the Welun world. ever the em"q with calculated .mclsacy. busy In Paktstw. mere Ii eVidenCO that the 1b at0Od dici They had been ea'dully drlUed; they Mtv wal pisaned two deys In' advance by "we will ssport ow rsvolntlos to all th Wii. high enuuiploymimt SlId spreng lg*j caudrius of the World," doCI*M t they had atw"ed In 9pilk Modems in tosdi With the ayatollah poveity IbSie hay been whispers of ' I. * _ 0 - They say good things come in pairs. After being snubbed for 4he first three weeks of the prep basketball polls, Bill Payne's A. 7 'Fighting Seminoles, fresh on the heels of a big win over )aytona Seabreeze and spo rt ing a perfect 9.0 record, made their debut in the state's top ten today with a number nine 'nkIng. What came as a pleasant surprise also, and may provide a - r :; *t1e healthy competition within th e school, is the fact that / VlInN T .DtIu mInn1n urritten nff hu many After the loss of Dawn Berguson, did the men's squad two better by S. ___ . : . ____ .. - . They were one of the fruits of the turbulent gd campus 'lOs, a time when - raising raclaj - _____ , - . 1"Unys i.? .~1 , 1. i.., experunen pork barrels, boondoggles and campaign democracy Is under firm control would promises. abolish the wall. Rather than doing so, which "What your little friends were talking about 1n15M have been read at home and abroad as rep"don to thibad old repreasive days, the as a temporary surplus brought about by the 1978 stamp price increase and expenditure leadership may- have found in the now reductions caused by automation, arrangements away of allowing an a c111Ut surplus is as transitory as fairies ceptable degree of public expression while "When I asked Papa about this, he waffled, the arm way he does when I asked him _______ 1. . I .1 football banquet Monday. ' * _________ .... .- t Head coach Jerry Posey presents rambling Arthur Jackson with the Fighting Seminole's Most Valuable Offensive Back award during the annual transformation of the past several years." But the means for letting off public steam that was initially useful to the post-Mao leadership eventually became a nuisance. A surely as inflation comes down the chimney. Once acquired, they are not so easily shed. "Dear Sir: ________ ' The Tribe's Outstanding Lineman award went to first team All-Five Star Conference performer Morgan Smith. Smith was also selected honorable mention to the AllCentral Florida squad. - S dismantled, elsewhere Peking itself. But t has been the most famous, the focus of attention for both Chinese and a world faclnated by China's remarkable political and cultural Fetch Mai vicio us dogs. "Not believe in the postal deficit! DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) As I reported last 1. .i.. n.,....0 c.....,4 ... 1% had finished Fiscal 1979 in the black for the By . of r ______ / ' - ' ' ' personal grievances. Poster walls exist In until recently strangely sensitive about the word and played upon their feeling, of ap - jj- r - I nthr m,dnr i'Itløs and tiIiL ___ - - - 1 . such outlet for comment of public affairs and LIGHTER SIDE With form er Seminole High standout Jay Stokes, who later went on to star at Florida State as guest speaker, both 'the vaity, junior varsity, cheerleaders were and managers recognized for their accomplishments and contributionsto the Tribe football 11 'p.5 .!-'--- - 7be principle 'that Social Security ftats WAg=-WN -7W &werft AYAWM bostales, Wduded ,,& certain number of ' exemition of hundreds of his Opponents. They Emirates. everyone alike is one of the main arguments the KhemeIM ad only ordsid UI aples" who should be "tried and punished." were accueed at whim and tried before ANOThER IRAN? - Israeli Prime Tim stuints wmediawy ftan con- revoldionary councils tW were mom efter blinisiter Measchm Be& has sent an urgat system has going for it. To involve it in a tax awmft d ow ux =hm in T*m IrA ditiening their prisoners for show trial, using for revenge thai justice. Some of the word message to the, United StateL With only scheme that penalizes thrift and retirement plamed from the bIag to pet Amalc planning is a -rdorm" Uat Congressd=]d boftell on UW.a 41a 7W it ON CM broin wasift tectial tW Aren't tA111191111 offenilm un&r tM " MANUA* -elS welb to go befin Israel and F4Wpt are da ,t d at W toultabliAofficial ds,theirin, reject. ____ the clisede. cdadyilo eveds In ken. heated hostages, mad.' e was the shah's closed o'ildeM. nshder totally ______ hse ashed the United States to rush Jedire would be better .iid, howevsr,U d.p.edmt, sub.ded them to intense hi. W,ssein Fadood, who hd the Inip * v . declaration. Poster posters must first røaiaf.r uluInc, authorities ii record - ______________________________________________ ..JJ ' Khomein'ie Planned Embassy Takeover retirement. In other words, a "means test" would affect the real amount of one's benefit, : . 5.60 4.40 one earned and paid into the system -reg"ess of one's financial circumstances at the time of - J - J'4" principle that one's benefit is based solely on what BERRY's WORLD .I .•.. - one of Its 'major recommendations - - - mittee stumbles into questionable .. By DON GRAFF Where there's a will there's a way, as they and if "they" doesn't include the say Chinese, it ought to. Weeks of debate over the fate of Democracy Wall in Peking have ended in compromise. The wall, which served as a national bulletin board during the People's Republic's headlong rush to rejoin the modernworld but lately has come into increasing official disfavor, is not being abolished in practi, merely shifted in location. Posters will no longer be permitted on ti 200-foot-long structure along Changan Avent in the heart of Peking. Instead, citizens mi) exercise the Chinese version of free èpression on another wall in a park removed from the city's main thoroughfares. Ground tides have also been changed. longer may just anyone slap on just any - Booster Club honored the Five Star Conference and District 9 pigskin champions at their annual football banquet Monday night with a steak dinner and trophy presentation. '' ..;p.1_ W F Seminole coaching staff and . Outstanding Defensive nonors 10 110 one surprise went to linebacker Reggie Campbell. Campbell was also a Five Star AllConference performer and was named to the first team All-Central Florida squad. Another All-Conference performer, Lou Miller was named as the Seminole Outstanding Offensive Lineman. Arthur Jackson, one of four Seminole County offensive backs that made up the AllConference first team backfield was selected as the Tribe's Most Valuable Offensive back. In addition to his defensive back award, Campell was the recipient of the Peter Schall Memorial Award as the player who contributed the most to the Seminole season. Junior varsity football awards were presented to Isaac Williams and Vincent Edwards as the Most Promising Players for the Seminole varsity future. '. tiacK The Seminole High Fighting P Abou t Ethical Problem tterxiapons ruuor ." 'I VIEWPOINT Champs . By JOE Social Security has recommended th at Medicare no longer be financed with Social Security taxes. This would permit a major rollback in emObvious ployment taxes which oth erwise are due to escalate sharply in th e next few years. Financing Medicare out of personal and corporate Income taxes would relieve Social Security of a liability that has been hard to control. If 'Congress adopts the idea, It must decide wheth er to increase income taxes to pay for Medicare, or to add this hospital insurance By ROBERT WALTERS program to the general budget with no acWASHINGTON (NEA) Among companying tax legislation, thus increasing the aficionados of politics, the "revolving door" federal deficit. isn't a department store entrance. It's a Whatever the Medicare switch might do to the technique for abusing public service while advancing the private interests of its pracfederal budget, it would put Social Security on a titloners and their clients. better footing to cover its commitments in For many years, the beneficiaries of the retirement and disability benefits. The 13ethically quest ionable practice generally member advisory committee has offered a wide were limited to tradi tional special Interest range of reforms to make the system more groups such as corporations, unions and trade equitable and to finance it with less drastic in- associations. creases in the pa yroll tax shared by employees But its corrosive influence now reaches to the highest level of poli tics campaigns for and employers, Some of the reforms would make the system the presidency and threatens the integrity more sound economically, and also more fair. It is of the Federal Election Commission, the ent agency responsible for enforcing no longer defensible, for instance, th at th e par- go'nm campaign finance laws. ticipation of federal, state and local government The most recent case of an FEC official employees in Social Security should be voluntary a political campaign the specialized while It Is mandatory for the rest of the employed skills and knowledge he acquired while on the Involves the compopulation. Retirement systems for public em- government payroll ission's former general counsel. William C. m ntnuAPc hni,b1 ha hlpniIsvl intn Snlnl Spr'oiritu r 7lie committee also proposes a more equitable Oldaker. The senior officer in charge of the FEC'3 formula for calculating the benefit% fof the aged powerful legal staff since early 1977, Oldaker .4 :.41 r _4 1. .4 1r_ wiuuw Ui wuuuwvu Ui t* wvvi vu wui itvi uu iva began negotiating for a new job In midthe sharing of benefits by husbands and wives who October with representatives of Sen. Edward are divorced after a relatively long marriage. M. Kennedy's presidential campaign Benefits would be reduced for workers who move organization. At the time, Oldaker's office was inin and out of the labor force during their lifetime vdIgstIng is formal complaint filed by and now qualify for benefits out of proportion to President Carters re-election committee, what they pa id Into the system. alleging that the supposedly Independent For all the merit of these reforms,, the corn- "I)r Kennedy" committees then operating Gr id ~ t*rnrifv VIEWPOINT Tuesday, Dec. 1$, 19-5A District Back to roundball. Joe Sterling's Seminole Community College Raiders are looking forward to the new year. The S.C.C. crew will once again host the annual Raider Basketball Classic slated to tip off on January 2nd at the Raider Basketball facility. WWW As expected the HEW's Advisory Council on fr Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -: : LL ... -'I' ., %-'_. ;' - too �- .. '- :-. ... • .. .. . .. . . --....'. .-. '-.... .-__-,1 v._,_ - - . . -- - - - _____ - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. = - - - - - — ,• V Tuesday, Dec. 11, 1979 . . - - . . OURSELVES Fouts Passes Chae To West CroVM - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mike Wood added a 24-yard tempts for 236 yards. "They "Winning the championship season, mustered their only yard run by Otis field goal with a little more put a great rush on me and hit Fouts, who completed 17-of- is too great to describe in score on a 3 than 1,000 San Diego Charger Diego posted its first winning three times during the game, 9 passes for 230 yards, words," said the soft-spoken, Armstrong at 7:41 of the first than 5 minutes remaining in me a lot. football fans can't be wrong. season, 9-7, under new Coach suffering a bruised hip and The loss marked the firM gash over his right eye that became the NFL's all-time bearded quarterback from quarter. The Chargers evened the game. Despite overnight tempera- Don Coryell. time that Denver had lost singleseason passer as he Oregon. "We beat a very good the score, 7-7, on a 4-yard run On Monday night, in the required 12 stitches. tures dipping to near freezing, "The Chargers front four games back-to-back in the "I've never been so proud of eclipsed Joe Naniath's mark team. Denver played like the by Fonts in the second period they were camped out this NFL's final regular season morning in sleeping bags, in game, the Chargers realized a a group of men playing of 4,007 yards set in 14 games devil and I wish them luck in and sealed the victory with did a good job," said Morton, three years that Red Miller the 32-yard IL) strike to who threw four interceptions had been coaching the team. recreational vehicles or just dream of a decade as they shorthanded and playing as in 196. Fouts finished the the playoffs." The Broncos, who beat the Joiner at 2:58 of the third and was sacked twice as he Seattle beat the Broncos 28-23 two-time strongly as they did," Coryell regular season with 4,082 huddled together for a chance whipped the connected on 27-01-41 at- the previous week. Chargers 7-0 earlier in the period. yards. to be first in line for the 7 am. defending AFC West chant- said. The Chargers, whose 12-4 PSI opening of the Charger pion Denver Broncos, 17.7, to record is equalled only by win the division title, Allison Best and James ticket office, "I got a head splittin' Pittsburgh, won the right to Thomas Minor were married On sale were tickets to the Dec. 14, at 7:30 p.m., at the Cliargers' first playoff game headache but it feels great. I [lost the first playoff game CINCINNATI IUPI I -- Cin- a strong Personality," said a college coach you usuafly bowl games -- the Senior DolpWns Coach Don Shula, Jan. 20 against either Miami love it," said Charger wide Jan. 6 as well as the AFC cinnati Bengals General Brown. "Someone who knows have to give him a couple of Bowl, the East-West Shrine Brown said, "He's under ',g - Lake Mary United PresbyterIan Church. Rev. A. F. or Houston. receiver Charlier Joiner who chatupionship game. should Manager Paul Brown today the game, of course, but also years to get used to the pros. W. Game -- to get started contract for some years." Stevens performed the double It's been a long time scored the winning touchdown they advance that far, the searched for a "strong, is strong in a demanding way. Brown said he will name his iscouting as soon as he can." ring ceremony. coming. In most of their first on a 32-yard pass from Dan following week. dem and Ing coach, And, asked about former "I already have several new head coach "as soon as The "name game" of pos. The bride is the daughter of 10 years in the NFL, the Fouts. The IM Broncos, two-time preferably one with ex. people In mind and I will possible." sibilities, of course, began Cleveland Browns head coach Mr. and Mrs. James P. Best Chargers were the whipping Joiner, pressed into service defending AFC West champs, perience in the pros, to initiate contact with them. .A "I don't have a time Immediately after Brown an. Forrest Gregg, Brown noted of 117 Azalea Lane, Sanford. boys of the AFC's Western as Fouts' primary target had to settle for a wild card replace fired head coach coach from the pro ranks is schedule," he said, "but it's to nounced Monday he had fired he is "under contract up in The bridegroom is the son of Division. Eyebrows were when John Jefferson was playoff berth and will play the Homer Rice. preferable. A college coach is the advantage of the new man Canada (to the Toronto ArRice and all his assistants. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Minor, finally raised in their unable to play because of sore Houston Oilers at the As"The new coach has to have a possibility, but when you get to be able to go some of the Miami gonauts)." Asked about 711 Cherokee Circle, Sanford. Given in marriage by her Distinctive Mirror Designs brother, Pete Best, the bride LACKEY'S FOR EVERY DECOR " chose for her vows a formal BUSineSS Call 322.2611 NOW! MUSEUM GUITAR CENTER & .; gown of white chantillv lace I Your . 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SANPORD.PLA_ IUILDIISI Home OWNUIS SANFORD $4iii CASSILEIRRY *3141$ ' Adak QZbaft AvtsTrwck hstprooflng I offer Good thru Saturday, Dec. 22 If you have a fireplace in cost going up more people are your home, you can do using them," he said. yourselfandSantaabigfavor Hecan alsomake minor by calling The Dust Collector adjustments, adjusting the at 869.6578 for a safety in- damper or replacing it if it is spection and clean out. rusted out and can install a Combining the time honored screen over the top or cover so trade of chimney sweep with that it will keep the airthe most modern equipment, conditioning from escaping in the owner, Ron Folden, can the summer and the heat in clea n out the haza rdo us build the winter, up of creosote in the chimney If you don't have • flue to prevent dangerous fireplace The DU COUeCtOI chimney fires. also cleans out oil furnace A chimney sweep in his top fiue& "A dirty oil furnace flue hat on your roof is thought by can l 20 to many to brint-.od lucklor a flelency 't d 'Year"and sdtne'. of' his Folden, "and this can mean a customers insist he wear his big difference this winter with traditional topper when work. the high cost of fuel oil." coming to their house to "Once an oil furnace has "People love to watch ' been cleaned It does not rim as work and sometimes the long and hard and somotimis whole family brings their when the flue is choked t dinner on trays around the causes the pIli* light to 0 fireplace so they won't miss out," he added. anything," said Folden. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EVERY TUESDAf A WEDNESDAY - '¼ . . FIRMING BU DGET 0 '' $2S -. . _- $35 I -, , : ,,I, ,awls --'- - . __- SANPONPN ' .' "OUR PRICES CAN'T U 323-0221 . - ( BRAK ES — OVERHA UL .'r CIs. riit. v. caiiiuo AS LNANNO21`17 ," FERNS a EXOTIC PLANTS SpectaIIjbt, In Fetes, Hanging Baskets, AfrkRV4II$S(StaJIrd$Tr1Ii.rs ) PH. 3224976 ' I $'2 ' (681CeloryAve, '5' - by area artists PRAME$—ARTSUPPLII$--PAINT$IT$—IA$ILS WE HAVE NOWTOPAINTIOOK$ 15% OFF * . l$l5.HWy,1,QWOOD . ____________________________ ' MON,.FRI, 114:31. SAT, 11.4 33412 I Sosef learn - JsáIwms. is". • cs BE DROOMS BATHROOMS. FLORIDA ROOMS KITCHEN REMODEL ..Ai._a.uiicv PHONE 334SSS , - 2319* OAK AVE SANFORD _ jf1f1,iJJli'"'' . __________ -= 5-- "'4=". too -_ sm.fl' 322.7029 • Prsvsot CtIuqiij Fkis • PIES Nsud-$rvsbs .ChlmeayBFsreac, . Vacsvm - kv,ea Peal Cast Wish Their Friends -- II.Id.g." PLUS! SHMP DINNER , $TYLl$GpOIh$N$MIN $i7W.z,sss,psj•11 . . SANFORD '.. OYSTER DINNER CATASH DINNER **en-'" _______________ (M (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPO8SIBLES 4 (10) SESAME STREET THREE (1 ) THE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RASCALS 725 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 0 TODAY (1)0 GOOD MORNING (3) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (Do MOVIE 1J) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 8 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY II(17)THELUCYSHOW 9:30 (35)1 LOVE LUCY 9(10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING I!12 (17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 U (1 CARD SHARKS IF ( 35) PTL CLUB (17) MOVIE 10:30 HOLLYWOOD 0 SQUARES i.IJOWHEWI 10:55 (E) 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 U ) HIGH ROLLERS J1) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 2:25 1,21 (17) NEWS 230 8 1,4 ANOTHER WORLD L 0 GUIDING LIGHT J' ( 3 5)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE Li (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ii ( 35) WOODY W000PECK. 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AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 0 0(3) NEWS WOSEARCH FOR TOMORROW CT) 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 0 (3) DAYS OF OUR LIVES fi 4' EMERGENCY ONEI 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 1 0 MERV GRIFFIN I!i' (35) TOM AND JERRY 1; (10) SESAME STREET (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 0 BEWITCHED (Ir ( 35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS ill (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 U CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Ml (35) THE FLINTSTONES (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) '12 (17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 U.4 NEWS 0 MAS'H (110 ALL IN THE FAMILY (35) KUNG FU 14(10)ZOOM(R) WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY AMERICA (Li) (35) TOM AND JERRY 8:00 0 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (13) (35) BULLWINKLE a310)OVER EASY 17) FAMILY AFFAIR RECIPE - 8:25 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 • (4) TODAY i d T!SI*.$1 Piles, Cite Slav, SIN 0yN,s, French Files. Cite Slav, SIN $75 French =t Slay. Nil SeN 2185 S. FRENCH AVE. Nwy.1742.knford -'•' . r,u ea,.-F-,ES.,..- —_ — - — -______ --- - _. 4y 17-S7 3fl rica _ 990 ALL SHOWS _______ a FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces ho ne y-dipped fried chicken, mash PLAZA ___________ tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. THE LEGACY R ________ PLAZA 11 1 It* ONLY _0AICHAIL DOUGLAS IM ML FOR ONLY VALU E $2.16 ![/'T11ii Good All Day Wednsday ( MOVIEL AN)ii H, 327 TUE. ONLY PER CARLOAD &wøe FRIED CHICKEN jâLu: RICHARD PRYOR LIVE—PART TWO time SEX WITH A SMILE "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN 10:30a.m.- 10 p.m. Except Fri. S Sat. Closing 10:30 P.M. 1109 French Ave. 61 N. Hwy. 11-92 (Hwy. 1742) Cass.lberry Sanford _____ SKATING RINK PH 3fl4333 -_---- SANFORD 21OOW.2SthST,(SR4-A) — —_ - - — — WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL $*0,Norman said. Are ft sWU worth it? "We couldn't get sI,Rm if weren't good," Norman OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHEU. lbeBlociialsoareiwoudo( ____ _____ their collection of silk ties. , You can come In hire ONE mistake" Lion ll D,mbl Tailors should ml be confused with Alfred DunhiU 1 London. "They've sued us, we've sued them," Norman said, adding the latest suit Was brought when Alfred DwiIdll, known widely for its tatacco products, introduced a line of menswear In the United ----- ------ / I a II. and ____ __ 2,39 Or, If one wanted to save .eap4y,he couldplck one off the rack for $3O to wt make a out csrtrncat.s - $ •25 Skat• Cases , 'VihI•flRoOd, Sónford" " - . LINK Constru 'dion nt"*-' SkstsAcc.uorls _______________ lSJr.$l.pPreach HAIR NOW • . 2 VEGETABLES. NOT ROLL ______________ . And Customers N.pp Chicken Dinner . 3PIICISOF CHICKENS MASHIDPOTATOISOR 169 BAKED BEANS OR COLE SLAW $ Wands And Staff ____ LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS WEDNESDAY SPECIAL . - We Handle g.b - 0 T DONAHUE four or five weeks later receive a suit. "Some rim up to $l,30 In cashmere," he EN . :.. - . PNO 8694578 sww L(*D& **D INSURANCE REPAIRS 323.1110' FRIED CH firepka Smokes?. o, - , z _ _____ sympathy, John Chancellor, Hugh in 1923. of letters congratulations or thank-you Downs' Ambassador Robert Swirling around the store as letters, get Abby's booklet Wagner and Paul Newman come Leon and Norman talked were "How to Write Letters for all among those willing to for a obviously well-to do genOccasions." Send $1 and a in and pay up to $1,300 tiemen who acted as if the long, stamped (28cents) self- tailored suit. place were more a private addressed envelope to Abby: And, the Block brothers club than a haberdashery. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, point out, it is essentially one The conversation was inter. Calif. 00212. rupted briefly as Prince WindIsch"Graetz, a pretender to _______________ the Austrian throne, came in I and co nferred with Leon. Nomm explained Wt for to $1,000 a gentleman could walk in, be fitted, and 'for Better Living 339-4969 A ____ __ ' ____ $anlsrd 04M CARPORT OffER GOOD - Livius Roo* . GARAGES , NI THOUGHT HI W*s TILL OIIITMAS ___ COMPLETELY COVERED. DON'T SI A POOR JACK DROP IN TODAY FOR A S FREE, NO OBLIGATION PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION OF YOUR INSURANCE COVER 1. The Whole Ball UUMT J ) WE MAY BIT ABLE TO OFFER YOU BETTE of Wax" COVERAGE FOR CR LESS THAN YOU AR N. NOW PAYING. ............. Call AC-30 AL _________________________ . man" __________________________________ srnirl . / ' -- SPEC •. , , FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS O REMODEL—OR CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH LI. LINK CONSTRUCTION - Possessed" (1952) Gov. Hugh Carey, Sen. Jacob to have worW for the Blocks, if you need help in writing Javits, R-N.Y., Prince Faisal, whose father opened the store who was dressed like me. grows, the costs increase, Am I old-fashioned? I When She needs money, she -. christmas CeslsrplsCss, OS.,' OscisuNsiss, Etc. IT'S TIME TO ORDER YOUR CUSTOM DECORATIONS C55—'hslaykm$Iypsrtrslls, -: a favorits 1iits, pen sits, Clocks, tables, etc. BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL PAINTINGS 16 Ali - pyz 111011 .. men looked great. Anyway, I felt When her baby is born, it 1.ftmny dancing withscrueone will cost money. As the child 323-W, M-21" AIT.TIrnOIS it The Cumhw Tm JEAN NORRIS - "Lady ,' Lindy's Auto Center 1?." AT LAKE MANY BLVD. HYIRIDGUIIURS, POINSETTIAS HANGING BASKET POINSETTI ' guests. (RI () (17) MOVIE -- REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTRIPING— CUSTOM STRIPING Colledor 24 hours a day ad 9 no one is in leave your number ThhThs Cu, _________________________________________ aseriesofrobberiesofwealthy - In Full Sleem. $3 each or 4 for : wonder how many other Ronny Graham. (R) f1'( 0 BARNABY JONES A recent bridegroom asks Barnsby to find his wife, who disappeared after seeing her picture in the paper. (R) (DO BARNEY MILLER Wojo and another detective check into a plush hotel to investigate didn't ask her to change into a but considered asking some Your problem was analysed the same place Leon and not very good investments." dress. guy to "do her a favor" and well by Benjamin Franklin Norman Block's Dunhill "With things so expensive Well, we went to the dance father her child. I'm glad you when he said: "The eyes of Tailors on fashionable East these days, clothes should be e eyes that 57th pl e are th th er peo looking like a brother and told her to crap the idea. She's o Street. treate as an nvestment, not WAer act; she was the only a fool. But any guy who'd Milli UL If all but myself were for The Blocks' clients include worn just one season," he female there in a tuxedo. I consent to granting her the blind, I should want neither Rod Steiger, said. : was uncomfortable all "favor" would be a bigger lute clothes, fine houses nor Cary Grant, George Hamilton, New York That classic formula seems 'i-" evening, but she thought she fool. COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SHOP I DICORATIDCHNISTMASH0LLY I " 0 MORNING NEWS Patterson, Dorothy Fuldheim, AMERICA Sheiks Like •S. Clothes - . (DO GOOD MORNING ' , '' Guests: Robert Blake, Kellee TO their suits as carefully as they he stood in the shop, wearing so she left it home. I knew she and wants another sa id she "BROKE FROM KEEPING choose their words. a suit that was made five wanted to wea r the tux, so I had no husba nd or boyfriend, UP WiTH THE JONESES": And a lot of them end up at years ago. "Trendy cuts are : ' VINYL TOPS DYED ON REPLACED $35 UI OPEN MONDAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS 11125. Preods Ave., Phsiss 322.1132 U: Wd W _ •,. Casper the friendly ghost, tries to shatter everyone's Christ. mas cheer by interrupting their party with devilish tricks, () 0 THE STABLEBOY'S CHRISTMAS (DO HAPPY DAYS Howard 6:45 ' COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE C MINIATURE AFRICAN VIOLETS - -, Scarey, the bad-news cousin of GOOD MORNING AMERICA (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 4 (10) CROCKETTS VICTORY GARDEN (17) ROMPER ROOM 900 ' ' $39•I -. - Abby . 0 E41 CASPER'S FIRST CHRISTMAS Animated. Hairy 6:10 } (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW (flD (17) NEWS 0 @1'i 0 (DO NEWS (B BENNY HILL 23 (1O)QUE PASA? 11:30 11:00 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN (3 5) DICK VAN DYKE 1:30 5' 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 41Y (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 2:00 THE DOCTORS U 1 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE tt' ( 35) GOMER PYLE U (R) 24 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 •(1D TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 TODAY 0 (3) BEST OF CARSON . will ask for it. When her and Marion decide to renew request is refused, she will their wedding vows and plan a apply for welfare. When she catered, outdoor ceremony. (35) JIM ROCKFORD goes on welfare, the state will filea zñates-nity suit. When paternity is declared, the father's wages will he garnished. When his paycheck doesn't come, his wife will discover the whole affair. I'm not Just guessing. I know, because it happened to I)ear --. 8:00 "Homosexuals" Several gay men and women discuss their views and concerns to present an intimate, revealing portrait of how certain homosexuals see themselves. (17) ELIZABETH A "The Enterprise Of England" After Mary has been executed, Philip of Spain uses the incident as an excuse for sending the Armada to conquer England. (1) EARLY DAY (ØHEALTHFIELD (DO SUNRISE - 240 HIAWATHA AVE. AT 17.2—SANFORD ._.L RIG. 6 17 INCLUDES SHAMPOO £ SIT POWERFUL IN TRUCK UNIT We Fisaiture ____________________________________ Knicks ers (DO ABC NEWS CLOSEUP sio,000 , CHRISTMAS 8 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT occasion, feel as I do. When she came to the door, ONE TUX IS ENOUGH me. : U I was sur prised, all right! DEAR ONE TIJX: Some That one "favor" has cost Abby, she was wearing a women look great in tuxedos, me so far, and I'll be NEW YORK (UP!) When cut of suit they're coming In : TUXEDO—exactly like mine! and Its fashionable, but I' ying for It for another 15 pa it comes to buying clothes, for. I was speechless. I knew she sager that most men prefer a politicians, actors, royalty, was hurt, but I had to tell her more feminine look for a years! "Suits should be classic so Sign me.... diplomats, industrialists and you can wear them all the the truth. I had bought her a formal affair. "HAD DAD" IN S.F. Arab oil sheiks tend to choose time," Leon said this week as i-sage but it would have DEAR ABBY: The 31-yearIDENTIAL Radios, Watches, Gifts, etc. Folden, Me Dust Collector.) will make a fireplace to house will have the odor of clean sweep of your chimney draw properly, I couldn't find wet ashes, anyone to ta ke care of the You an call The Dust I ' , I Last- Saturday-we hid--a date for a formal dinner dance at a private club. I rented a tuxedo, and Susie said she was surprising me with a neat new outfit, she bought especially for the - - Discount— TV's, Car St.ros, Cl's - "The busted time Is when "The Dust Collector" we have a cold snap and cl ea n the fireplace, flue liner people try to light their and smoke chamber with a fireviiaces. When they lot wire brush and a high smoke in their house, my powered vacuum cleaner star phone ts to ring," FO1dIS house. Licensed and insured (isE out once a year, Folden got into the chimney sweep operation nine months People should have it done in ago after he found there was a the spring and not wait agU need thefall.Summerrainac county. "I had lived in my come down the chimney Problem-" "Fifty percwt of thie people , WHOLESALE OUTLET - -, ' to a terrific gal, but Suzie and I don't see eye to eye on one PUBLIC - / 0(THREE'SACROWD CE) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE C) 0 JOKER'S WILD (Ii) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred interrupts a television cooking show to advertise a device he is selling. I DEAR ABBY: I'm engaged - ________________________________________ ' - " - $99 lidades v.ranNs '; G*Irl Wear*ing A Tux Made Fia nce Uneasy A. •ADJUSTMUNT$ I REPAIRS SYB EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED 2544 S. FRENCH AVE. (1742) . it ".' i!o s day monry'Ssck LICENSED OPTICIAN % , - p,$isii he iNS lictidsi additional cost - - streamers, • wiiue stMio vision .lass bonus A.O. SOFT CONTACT LENSES • Tinted s. plastic ionsss at sll$M - -: , matching lace chapel train. A high crown held her floor" length veil of illusion. She carried a bouquet of gold, rust and burnt orange mums Z showered with matching INCLUDES YOUR CHOICE OF PIAME5 "I - 1% DUPLICATED ePRUICIIPTIONS FILLED SOOCAL SPECIAL HOUDAY _ . buying homes now expect a with the anawering device and fireplace and with the fuel they will call you back.—AD'.'. .. &W1 ) I couldn't get the (305) 323-9601 - 1911 FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-7684 SANFORD PERM SPECIAL $162% REG. '20 INCLUDESSHAMPOOSNAIRCUT&SET house for five years and when damper is not snug and the Ron ff' S US or RUH 601.0 WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 Santa a; (17) SANFORD AND SON L. Best attended U-• herPatricia Julio and the Sanfords decide sister as maid of honor. to merge their junk businesses - She wore a rust colored, lace- r', into one major one. trimmed gown and carried ' -. 7:30 gold, rust and burnt orange MRS. .JAMES THOMAS MINOR fi (3) TIC TAC DOUGH mums tied with rust NEWLYWED (.$ 0 THE streamers. Following a reception in the GAME Kenneth W. Minor served 1)0 FLORIDAI 4 Bridesmaids were Vicki L. the bridegroom as best man. church fellowship hail, the tV (35) MAUDE Maude gets Best, the bride's sister-in-law Ushers were James P. Best couple departed for a % edding an offer she can't refuse when who wore a gold colored Jr., brother of the bride from trip to St. Augustine. she tries to get rid of an expenThe bride is a student. The gown, and Lucille M. Best, Pensacola, and Terry Bo -. sive white elephant. bridegroom is serving L 23(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: - I. who wore a burnt orange bins, Orlando. Nanie Young was the military tour of duty in the U. writer, director and producer gown. Their flowers were Dore Schary. (Part 2 of 2) similar to the honor at. flower girl and Heath J. Best, S. Navy, stationed aboard file (17) NSA BASKETBALL Norfolk, Va. L'SS Trenton, -: the ringbearer. tendant 's. Atlanta Hawks vs. New York ADVERTISIN&'4 y For . Since 1970 _____ I - HAIR Styling Salon .. T Htilsadd Advertise ke Wa • S.' As Prepared By Advertising Departmentof Call The Dust' Collector ________________________________________ I I (offtr limited) I Shear Delight -- I I Child Care Center and Kindergarten Licensed and Approved P Now accepting Full-time and Part-time enrollments. 0 FULL LEARNING PROGRAM *DEVELOPMENTAL I PLAYGROUND *OVER 23 YEARS EXPERIENCE I * PROFESSIONAL CARE AND TRAINING - INFANTS TO 12 YEARS IN AFTER SCHOOL CARE AND TRANSPORTATION *NOW OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS Tlt. MIDNIGHT *CHILD CARE BY RESERVATION ONLYI 630 Riverview, Sonford 322-8481 - v "ONE FREE DAY" 210S Off OF NEW SEVERAL USED 1/2 LIST (LIKE NEW) .. PRICE some ON Violins A tars 2550 S. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 174) 1 Block South Of Sambo's) SANFORD PH. 3234941 See One Of The Most Famous ItrjA 6:00 0 )(1) 0 (1) 0 NEWS (10) MASTERPIECE THE. ATRE "Poldark" When the breach between him and his relatives widens, a drunken, rejected Ross is comforted by Demelza. wart 3 of 16) c2 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Paul Sand, 8:30 U @ NBC NEWS CE) 0 CBS NEWS (DO ABC NEWS II]) ( 35) CANDID CAMERA (M (17) BOB NEWHART Bob has to set up shop wherever he can find the space when the Ceiling in his office collapses. 7:00 --- TRY CHRISTMAS CAROL A cheapskate banker (Hoyt A FAMILY CIRCUS (!) 0 CHRISTMAS Animated. The Axton) undergoes a strange experience alter refusing to popular comic family charachelp a poor employee (Mel lets each react differently when son Jetty asks Santa to bring TIllis)andhiswife(LynnAnderson) whose son is in desperate his grandpa from heaven for need of an operation. the holidays, FIVE-0 (1) 0 HAWAII (1) 0 THE CITY THAT FOR. McGarrett investigates the GOT ABOUT CHRISTMAS supposedly accidental deaths (DO ANGIE Angie plunges of two young people who died into battle against a fast-food on a private island and were restaurant that Is threatening buried at sea. to put her coffee shop out of (DO THREE'S COMPANY business. Chrissy's father's position as a 9:00 minister is jeopardized by his O(I)SKINFLINT: A COUN* daughter's unusual living Cohost: Fernando Lamas. arrangement. Guests: England Dan & John tfli (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS Ford Coley, Paul Conrad, Brenda Dixon, George Miller, Sally WEDNESDAY Struthers, Joyce Virtue. 9:30 MORNING (DO TAXI The cabbies get a hilarious shock when Reverend Jim brings his new pet to the 5:00 garage an over-the-hill WOTHEI racehorse. 1 (10) WORLD "Uganda: 5:15 After Amin" (17) THE UNTOUCHABLES 10:00 5:30 5J 0 PARIS Paris' co-worker 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER Bogart goes underground to 6:00 8:30 'TICC DOZEN $125 Served 4p.m.tolp.m.ln The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................SOc I . '\'OQALQL1IM of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" PH, 323.1910 Sanford .v uw-- — a — '-.--- - - -.. ,.. .''. '' - - ----------- _____ �28— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl & Tuesday, Dec. 1L 1979 Evening Herald, --.-.- ____ ~~_____ _... . Elvis' rAl FF.JF1âP Dodor Faces CLASSIFIED Ma - lpractuce ''. Model Railroad, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Women's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive Casselberry. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood-Lake Mary Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous,7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound of Sunshine Chapter Sweet AdeIlnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Sanford Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, French Avenue, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Dverbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanlord Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 am., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sergeants Assn. Auxiliary, b p.m., McCoy Family Club. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Resources for Human Needs, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Lions Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. AlAnon, 8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. AARP-NART, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag h.oafl senior citizens. lunch Sanford Christian Sharing Center luncheon for staff and volunteers, noon, Holy Cross Episcopal Parish House. Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES Christmas Party and meeting, 8 p9m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. SAW RDAY, DECEMBER 22 Holiday musical puppet show, "The Elves and the Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 a.m., Theater on Park, Winter Park. DECEMBER21 Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland for the Lipissan Show at 8p.m. Leave Sanford at 4 p.m. with pick up at Casselberry at 4:30 p.m. Return 10:30 p.m. Dinner on the way down. Call 322-9148 for reservations. Trinity Prep School Players will present "Christmas In the Marketplace", 7 p.m., in Trinity's chapel, Goldenrod. Open to public. Norman do Vere Howard Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. L.D. Hastings, 711 E. First St., Sanford. Program on Juday P. Benjamin by Mrs. W.B. Wallace. Seminole — MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 Greater Maitland Civic Center New Year's Eve Dance with music by Jack Drummond, 9p.m. to 1 am. Maitland Civic Center. Breakfast served. Call 844-7187 for reservations. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 Seminole Chapter No. 2 ORS, 8 p.m., North Park Avenue, Sanford. UMMUIG UP r svsiim you on 1k IUSINS k!: 1W 1W.,0 k 0 Kaer EwnlngHeiald e ~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~illill~'~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~'~~~~~~~~~nuM AdsF Ihuuest ills void in sisaãilhiiuish Ss.lsh Coiutp. CALL m.ii Vow t. —.; ' .f. - 1V --'- - .1 - - - IIT Wor, SLEIGHBELLS RINGINGI NO CASH IN YOUR POCKET JINGLING? YOU NEED AAA EMPLOYMENT 3c a tine 3c a line 3 consecutive times 7cons,cutive times NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Elvis The board's original complaint charged 8 00 A.M - 5,30 P M Presley's physician gave him vast quantities Nichopoulos with indiscriminately MONDAY thru FRIDAY of 17 types of addictive drugs during the 20 prescribing drugs to Presley and 15 others. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum months before his death, expanded The new complaint accuses him of "gross malpractice charges against the doctor say. incompetence, gross ignorance, or gross DEAC LINES The State Board of Medical Examiners negligence" for prescribing clrugsin excess of Monday accused Dr. George Nichopoulos of "medically appropriate" amounts to 20 Noon The Da Before Publication prescribing nearly 12,000 tablets of uppers, people. downers, and painkillers for the rock 'n' roil The new complaint, based on an audit of Sunda - loon Friday star between Jan. 10, 1976, and Aug. 15, 1977, Memphis pharmacies, said Nichopoulos the day Presley was found dead in his issued 196 prescriptions to Presley during the Graceland Mansion at Memphis. 20-month period. "Said drugs are controlled substances S.—Lost & Found Drugs allegedly prescribed for Presley which are addictive and subject to abuse and Included the depressants Quaalude, Leritine, misuse," the 59-page complaint charged. Pared. Amyt.al, Tuinal, Placidyl, and PerLOST Wile sealpolnt Siamese, ! ONE MORE TIME I vic. Normandy Blvd. Deltona. "The quantity of said drugs prescribed to codan, tranquilizer, Valium; the stimulants Thanks Mr. Ps for another Dec. 10. 5741069. beautiful evening. "Glider" Elvis Presley was in excess of that amount, if Dexedrine, Biphetamine, Carbrttal, and was great Dinner with "Anne any, which was medically appropriate for the Jonamine; the painkillers Dialudid and Murray" & fun with "Dolly treatment of Elvis Presley," the complaint Demerol; the combination upperdowner 8—Eating Places the Parton" and the "Dude" said. "It is further alleged that the corn- Dexayml; Lomotil, a synthetic classified as a added attractions. The Davis's & Friends bination of various drugs prescribed to Elvis narcotic and used to combat diarrhea; and Beginning Dec. 14 Presley was not medically appropriate for the Hycotnine Compound tablets, a synthetic Breakfast now being served at Why- se Lonely? Write "Get A McKinney's Lounge & treatment of Elvis Presley ..." Mate" Dating Service. All narcotic-type drug used as a cough sup Restaurant, 300 Sanford Ave. ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. In addition to Presley, Nichopoulos was pressant. from 6 a.m..12 noon. Food also water, Fl. 33515, accused of prescribing drugs in excess of served on disco nights. On the day before Presley died, the cornmedically appropriate amounts for himself; plaint charged, he received nine prescriptions his daughter Chrissy and ptano'thumping 9-40ood Things to Eat two each for Dilaudid, Arnytal and singer Jerry Lee Lewis, among others. Dexedrine, and one each for Biphetamine, FICTITIOUS NAME FOR SALE In addition to broadening the complaint it Percodan, and Quaalude. Notice Is hereby given that I am Grapefruit, Oranges & Lemons. engaged in business at West 13th filed against the white-haired Memphis Although Presley's death was attributed to Street, R. U. Hutchison. Florida, Seminole' physician In September, the hoard denied heart failure, questions remain about the role County,Sanford, 3224035 Florida, under the tic. Nichopoulos' request to close the Jan. 14 played by drugs. The singer had at least 10 titous name of PARADISE Memphis hearing to determine whether his drugs in his body at the time of his death, MEMORIAL. CHAPEL and that I Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, intend to register said name with license to practice medicine in Tennessee medical reports say. oranges. Picked to order. Will the Clerk of the Circuit Court, mix. Crumley 3220287. should be su.'ipended or revoked. Seminole County, Florida in ac %kbLiiDDIritu itub sure a.— 6 BOOKKEEPER CL ER K.SE CRE TAR V DESK CLERK TYPIST ASSiSTANT MANAGER LICENSED PLUMBER - 18—Help Wanted WHY SAVE IT STOP IN AND SEE QUICKLY ANN ETTE 912 French Ave. 323-5176 Corner of lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" s Chicago ' B Woman Mayor lamed For City 's 11--instructions CHICAGO (UP!) All of a sudden, Chicago has become the Strike: — FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engag in business it 4th and Sanford Ave., Sanford, Seminole county, Florida under the fic. tltlous name of MR. G. WAREHOUSE FOODS, and that I Woes Day ed 2 ne pile ho oil" 'hiided itms AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. increase your earning power. For details, call. 1.141.4667 or 6643079 PT.FT cook exp. fine dining, breakfast, salad line. See Betty Cosgrove, Deltona inn. Legal Notice One each Deep Frame, Single Post Litt—$,000 pounds. One each 3 Publish December 11, 1$, 23, 1979 H.P. Compressor Both Installed, and January 1, isso All bids must be se sealed and DEQIS 'marked "Sealed Bid." All bidders, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR their agents or representatives are SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA invited to be present at the bid opining. PRORATE DIVISION Specifications are available of File Number 7944$.CP the office of the City Clerk, 100 N. Division Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, IN RI: ESTATE OF Fl. 32107. GEORGE A. BLOUNT, SR., The City reserves the right to Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION riled any and all bids or to accept TO ALL PERSONS HAVING that proposal which in its DEMANDS judgement will best serve the CLAIMS OR AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE public interest. Richard Rozansky, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS City Manager INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: HEkEBY Publish Dec. IS, 1979 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the ad. DEQ61 ministration of the estate of GEORGE A. BLOUNT, SR., FICTITIOUS NAME ' Conduct ' Biological Warfare' In A Florida Town? TALLAHAEE, Fla. (UP!) — Nathan Snyder, director of the state health laboratory, says he knows of no connection between a sa'dden Increase In whooping cough cues in 1985 and possible CIA germ warfare experiments In Florida. "1 don't ma any connection," Snyder said when asked about a report &letgo1Qgy that the CIA rnayhave conducted biological warfare teats with the whooping cough bacteria In Palmetto 24 years ago He said he dos It ispoesible to deliberately introduce such a bacteria. Reaearthsès from the eclasdology gresç called on Goy. Bob Gr&son Monday to look Into the pn4llty.,Thcy said there w a "thiliog_coincidence" between the alleged CIA teats and a percent Increase in whooping cough cases in Florida deceased, File Number 79.411.CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Press Secretary Iii, Hull said Graham plans no action at this tlm., but that his Iaop&tor general, Dick Williams, Is rsviewlng the 34-page report. One ci the group's researchers, Vic Krclm, gav, copie, of the report to newomon at a Tallahuees press conference Monday. The thucd*'s "evidence" consa of some receipts from CIA fuss lndirethig tents may hay, been conducted in Palmetto from a ha.. N miles away in Ssbring. It'alao said rscorde show the CIA tinting loom bought a whooping cough Wields jot before the Florida "tent." "There Is a dinturbing correlation between the CIA tents and the Increase in whooping oosm ia.. Induilug 12 that were fatal, m of them chilgn," Krshn said. "It may be only a cokpIgii, but We a a'Ii coi1ilss, end we won't know the truth until the CIA dlu:'o.se all It knows about the tents." "We hope yngchi did nnt die inyi bmamaof a CIA t*," Young said.. Hesaidths124,s(hefmmwhoopiag ceughin 106compared with one death the year fore. YOung. loth odiuct prod of am gob ilith between any tmii ad the whooping cot outbreak. None of the 1185 LatalMis. traced to Paetto, but Krohn said two wcrá In Bilisbomough Celmty which Is nearby. Clark of the above court a written or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet mae, the date when It will become due shall be stated. lithe claim is contingent or unliquldated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies.? the claim to the disk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal rsprssintallve. All persons Interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been REALTY , ----- --_______-. ___ -----a - -. — - LAKEFRQNTt 2 BR. lB cottage on a spacious landscaped loll Eat-in kit.. Fla. rm., & porch. A super deal for s,coo. INC. REALTORS 530 U33 or 339-4711 eves. FORRESTGREENE - I Exp. our aggleggs smuking . - Cecelia Dawson Publish December Ii. iS, 25. 1919 and January 1, 1850 , DEQ31 — . ... - .- - Alterations, Oressmakint Drapes, Upholstery .323.0707 4 VETERANS 30 Meetings Business. 7:30 it Tues. 111111111111111111111111111 Thank You, Thank You for being my Customers 4, friends. If Theresa better way to say It don't know how, may you be richly blessed. We Bingo very Wed. I, Sat.. Early Birds 705 p.m. - qualIficatis of The personal lurisdIdtl.n of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO .FILED WILL II FOREVER SARUD. Date of the first publication of this Natic. of Administration: December 11, 1979. urban A. Shunt As Personal Representative of the Estate of GEORGE A. BLOUNT, SR. Personalized, last, dependable Reguforor 1 time basis Vi DO wash wiheowel 671.5 4 ' ..11 DEG-36 .We'II even STEMPER AGENCY FREE ESTIMATES REALTOR 333.4951 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Llcsnsed 3233507 Insured - 0EPAI1111 Office . 30$ . 4253005 After Hours. 333.6411 Eves. 562-3653 3fl.lfl GREGORY MOBILE HOMES E03OrIandoDI'. VA & FHA Finanilna I j Beaut 71x63 3 BR 2B CH A down payment I. take ove; OWNER WILL FINANCE Medeljnc .Realtor payment. ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD J t2) 50 LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 75th ST. $7,500 TOTAL —- 644 3013 Stunning 3 BR, 35 custom home, formal living & dining rm's, I I i SEIGLER REALTY ~ Ill S. r?,,"" Orlando 321 1S77 I If you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 3722611 J .Ô** LeftAACrUp r 531-9993. ____ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACk'Ei' .''! — $25. Oak porch rockers. $79 95. M 5-. -.. .-' .-. 1' $125 -- . Western Shirts $1 0.99ea. klioW,,('OS,;l,'ti, SII,J 'tt oil with this ,,(i Tu,". to ,5li tilily I'll 568? - your man Dingo & Cowboy t%oots too' K NIGHTS. 208 E 1st, Downtown '"- ---- MR T'S FASHIONS F inc Clothing for men 26%? S French 3236168 'I••'i,,PV dl O " REN rL. ________________ ________ ______________ - MUSICR _ ____________ t:7 Ttim ill ttwmn witt l,00ts "T :'52"' ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lo Sanford Ave. (F1O up Call 373 3860 or 1750W 2nd ' wkendsor aft 4 I I 127 l894or 32% 0101 _____________ ____________ _________ FOR THE FAMILY 3227255. ?S"G F color onsoles --- -Deluxe cabinct Were$699 & $799 Now $599. Goodyear. I ____62—Lawn-Garden _,. . 555W 1st 327 2821 ______ HL DIRT& TOPSOIL Zenith curnponenlsTvreoAM APPLIANCES Refrigerators & Freez er s: I 14' Amana Energy Saver ref. I 16' Amana Energy Saver ref. Pegisfered Cocker Pups for sale j tic Christmas gilt $125 ca to 323 1766 -______ - Goodyear, 555W 1st 372 2821 r Music Center, 7202 French Ave LAST OF FIRE SALE it _________ 322 0611 IV . (.en,.'ral Electric microwaves I 12 lij choose from As low as I Ifiasa Apso 7 grey, I gold, 9 nio old Loving, intelligent, $150 '.199 All ,,t close out price', _______________ ---------------- -----_FREE PUPPIES Mixed Shepherd, 6 wks deluxe ,vlodei-- lile new so Homemaker sewing mach in I Planes & organs as low as $995 maple cabinet. Like new, cost Guitars 40 Pc? Off. Amplifier, I drums, etc Bob Balls Discounl 5300 will sell Ion 5100. Call 323 YELLOW SAND FREE PUPPIES Toa good home I )fl 8092 ________________ FM wit?, speoøers Was $719, Call Clark & Hint 373 7580 _________ - ---__________________________________ - -.___________ -. now $179 No J581 Goodyear '.55W 1st 377 7821 10 """E ~ __________ FLOWERS Spayed, Needsgoodhome ______________________ GIFTS -_ ____________________________ a 5' II' Trampoline $135 or make olfer 83% 5076 _______ ________________ Call 322 2812 NOW I PR TA Amana Rotawave 2 NE7920 Panasonic Genius II I NE79IO Panasonic Genius Kelvinator electric ranges. NUTONE Built-in Food Center w all attachments a • AFRICAN VIOL (VS TheGreentiouse 3279111 EN • i I Evesaller6&weekends HOLIDAY PLANTS Ferns. Violets. Planters I 2 Jean Norris APTS. AMANA AIR CONDITION ERS—some heat 'n' cool models. 1, 601 Celery Ave I 0 Phone- 3221195 I I "' FOR HER _______________________ . ' • , Select Styleand Warmthot . Daniel Green Slippers KNiGHTS. 208 F 1st Downtown ' • results. 4 ...- i- ' it GIFTS ___________________ BIBLE BOOK CENTER Bibles, jewelry, accessories 7$ Hwy I? 92 Debary 668 4165 ______________ : . - - 109 N. Palmetto Aye, Sanford Fla. 3777% r' 4 Month old Doberman puppy P1k. & tan, male 323 4131 on a Bicycles for all the family $10 & a place to live, car to drive, a value for 550 123 0197, job, or some service you have I need of, read all our want ads every day. ' 59—Musical ?rchandise ",e- ______________ E 77 ________ & m'i,,ny other items 322 Sly _____ 9 19041 renct,Av,. Bicycle, girls' 70" high rust' SEMINOLE APPLIANCE ______ ________ —•t. : i 5 11 PAWN 51401' St If you are having difficulty finding Over 100 flew & used bargains i Mart,,, Gibson Guild Yamaha 7540 5 French IbIk S of Sarnbosi 323 8911 fV -Pianos, organs, guitars, amps & drums Bob Ball's Disc Music 4 Center 2202 French Ave (41 322 2255 I St.'r&'o', guitars, (,I,lit'ras 7927 Hwy 1192 to au:key' Guitar Ctr & Muse0,1 EVERYONE _________ 322579% iFTS FOR i1\ ___ Suijqt'st ftiK NIGHTS, 2081 1st Downtown 1 GIFTS ______________________________ gGay colors dt'Iiuht the child (tinistmnaS Slippers, we ' -. 58—Bicycles ________ - - 7O7e? - NatioiiaiI & Sanford, II.) 321/I fV Schw'nn Boy's Iospd 27'' frame I yr 01(1 - NORMAN 110 Park Ave ROIISON MARINE Furniture, 705 F 7Sth St 323 WITH TREES AND GOOD .- Daniel Green Slipp&'rs at KNIGHTS. 208E 1st Downtown t'Wi'Ir, 1,11)01005 p"rtut')eS. A (OSlfl,'ti(S flit every beauty need MERLE -_ ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX — 19$, SANFORD, FL 32771, The sooner you place your GIVING Classified a,,. the sooner you get , DESCRIPTION, W -. His comfort is important l'liuitUI ______________________ ''' ' ___________________ metal office desk. $10 Jen kins - 1, - Ii WE ENGRAVE Gwaltney Jewelers 2045 P.i.'k di A I KAMP C.ROUNDS Side by Side refrigerator. $75, __ LOCATION AND PRICE. Identify Bracelets Money Clips GIFTS cycle. MICROWAVE RANGES ___________________________ In . Wai*sd _______________________ _________ II, 1 Harold Hall I.aItvj Sanford 3210640 inc REALTOR. MLS Amana microwave oven, Speed Queen dry er . 3 temp. auto Orlando 377 1377 Sanford 331 %s FOR HIM ________________________ '5" I,rI -Stefl3o •DANNY'S AUCTION SAIl'S * ------------- . - steel tub, heavy duly. OlD MIMS ROAD: 20 acres on - SEIGLER REALTY paved road. Mostly pasture BROKER with small pond. Wooded homesite at rear. $63,000 with . 3439S' Myrtle Ave. terms 3 BR, FP, on 2 plus acres., completely turn. I fenced Paola. $39,900. tj 65—Pets. ____ machine. $300. - --______ -. -. Speed Queen washers. Stainless I Female Bloodhound, 1' yrs. ,p clCcmea ct.rs1'Iliv kL-.. Jo Lin t4o.i' ot ftandcratts I4,,,,dcr,ilt,.1 Gifts F airway Pl.il,i Sanford QUASAR 2 hr. VIDEO TAPE TT F inc Selpction pierced ' nrt'rs 6 t CRAFTS -________ Dingo & Cowboy Roots PL NIGHTS. 208 IT 1st Downtown earrings 55 95 up Gwaltney Jewelers 1045 Park model PP 9, never used. $375 I ii West of I 4 on SR .46 to P05411 P. COwboy Itoots by Acnu' Port, Royal elec. typewriter. 4 v NIGHTS. 200 F 1st Downtown Orance Blvd Thurs , Dec like new, w case, stand P. ?_, 201h, I 5 PM Good assortment swivel chair, $100. 373 $513. ________________________________ of cr,,tts etc Y'aI Comei i free 43--LOt$-ACreagS BROKER Pefrig 1 yr. old, frost tree. 71 Cu it . copperfone. $325 I 7' Amana Deepfreeze I- Used Kelvnator IS' ref. frost R OC Z 1100?'. for your Cowq rI - — di 54—Garage Sale 3 27' Amana Side by Side ref. ----- ______________________ I IDYLLWILDE White brick FP in FR, fsjy cot lot & oaks. 112,500. 6' — NICELY WOODED OVER SIZED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $5,500. Jam Up ,4ar Styles A Jeans Levis JuniorA Missy Icips A 1)r,'sses 802 F renc h Av ,,t 'fit' (tinaberry l'i'i' \lifiUues 1108 W 1st St Fr iln,,tiv,'S ( hifl,I (11,155 silver i ujinal creations .3 bro,vi or Sell for you 1123. ___________________ FR. eat in kit., oversized BR's. BUDGETS $7,500 TOTAL. ... there wouldn't be any. GRAB IT QUICK Super s7larp3 BR Oencd cor. lot, WWII or bi& interior or en. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 332. 0071. (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. ..1?5_~r_ _____________________ ~~l Parts. I Moving or lfiink'nq of q.r.,q° sale! Lot of work" Will buy ______________ TERMS AVAILABLE. Classified Ads didn't work Y Enterprise, Inc. Iocatln. $19,500. Low dwn. Quality workmanship, No lob too ARFA.$7.500 PER ACRE, S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. %10,900. GIFTS FOR HER _________________________ ANTIQUES _________________________ ____________________ ol it OF I LIE.' Y ______________________ OVER 800' FRONTAGE ON STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Low Down Payment Ca sh for your lot' Will build on your lot as our lot 2 BR homeweat in kit & superb lfl5orlo...Exterlor 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH ' GROUND, TALL PINES , payments. 323 3037. news items you will find VA-FHA FREE ESTIMATESCaII 365.5313 SLIM Homes MORE, front & rear BR's. anywhere. COLUMNS, V .* . -. Se. our beautiful new BROAD. REALTOR Call 3n.261 1. To List Your Business.., DI 322-2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIF IED DEPARTMENT 322-2611 .'-q' 42-Mobile TWOBIGEXTRAS [ lioned comm. & less than 1 mi. from Lk. Monroe. 3 BR, 28, 2 huge lots, F' & lots of trees. help you word it. 73.5774 DAY. or - Night L.... . . V, I NowlEs nt*lyy INC__I. yd., convenIent bc., LR & iIa. rm., w.w carp. $39.500. p EwIng Hrudd Altamonte springs Florida 33701 Telephone: (356) 4$1II Publish December Ii. ii, 1919 furnace I range. Fenced rear $37,$flJ, If yaw cli* or Of9Sfl: 1 of all types. Lic. Bonded Ilk. to be I .miess insure 2je Included In this listing call: REPRESENTATIVE: 29ON.I7.2,Casselberry,pI, $34.SI$5 Eve. ______ 142.3U$ _________________ __________- 775.4137 IN OSTEEN AREA. $500 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. f; I fl41-i S ANT DUES I % of I 4 old SR 48 .0 ''76 St,,hrifl F',,oi,, 327 $871 TV "epo 19" Zenith Sold orig $49375 b.II $18316 or SI? mo Agent 3398386 full Size baby bed w mattress. MIL E LONG LAI( E, OSTEEN .3 BR, Pz 5 economical gas wall EUTSLER PAINTING & ng Service "; It Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker kWIng & rupair Italian would GARY E. MASSEY US whooping Leap N. Ernest M011$ Sr. 1 Nu — @I k~, :laurned Ads are the smallest big ______________________________ ------ Carpstdry, PairtWi, MaiM. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 1 I '- Good used TV".. $?S&up MILLERS J'fi 322 0357 2619 Orlando Dr 3723100 HURRY! COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE i 3ACRE with lake frontage, trees & flIP, lB. - Did you know that your dub or organization can appea r in this listi ng seth week for only $3.50 per week? Th is is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities, fence, lovely landscaping, I yr. warranty, $59,500. River. wishes Randal Rowe. they may have that ch&lerss the validity of Site dicadsnVs will, the representative, or the venue or $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns I ANTA'S SELECTIONS_1 DEROUS VIEW. $20,000. - picnic table, w 2 benches, j, 1 55--Boats & Accessories closets, patio. double garage, I 85ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, - guest cottage.? BR, 28, comp. . CHEAP 1 Bdrm. 3 Baths, foyer, large with barn. It's easy to place a Classified Ad Animal Haven Kennels EXECUTIVE HOME- DeBARY S & Wheelchair for Sole NEW LISTING energy saver 3 ton CII A. Lots of living area, fireplace. $47.500 Will go FHA or VA - " — Push button controls, has carousel, still In warranty Originally $649, assurn( payments of $21 mo Aqesif 339 8386 , won't last long I yr. - MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT warranty. $33,900. 90'x200' WITH A SPLEN beautiful oaks, workshop, As, IPAINTINO aft 5 JUST MAX F PAYMENTS '69 t,.' 75 ru,ol Call 339 9100 or 831 460$ (Dealer) s,,i,t' -. .',-, Black P. While IV's S7Oea whilc they I,,st HER II'S TV 2597 SSantordAv, - ui 171: -- Fill your Pick Up$40 Call 372 3717 ' S Bath with 1 yr. warranty, 4 ACRE investor speclai, FIGHT INFLATION. Invest in Omssvdng&$ssrdjs South of Sanford REALTOR MLS 322S4?l EY'323.9914 ,j,. -- 53— TV. Oak firewood for sale Select your own breakfast fruit from your own fruit trees fl --------------------your own nice backyard, Priced right so move fast, S ACRES executive farm, irrigation, landscaped, work - - IG REALT This one 5 ready to live i. Tastefully furnished 3 Bdrm. I Inc., Realtora 323l0ilorevss.3230517 Re$jdsOVll&Commeselal P,,'ona Be,ich, will hold a Uul)1 ( AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at IF 30 It's the only one in Florida "ou set the reserved price. Call 904 2551311 fOr fl,rth* dsta44* — ,zI MICROWAVE lamps clishe, braid rugs, outdoor burn. stereo, etc. 323 8953 home, 3 or 4 BR's, I' sit. New - Painfft -- 1 mile wes' of Speedway. ptsy 9 c' si,nI'i,'nu o ,11 & ROSI AIM 8. ,ti Di' S Ait t011, 32) 5620 i -- 3230697 I Moving Sale 7 story, beauf., remodeled older 7135' S French Ill 97) Sanford 373 $371 this 2 unit apt. Only $30,000. DAY TONA AUTO AUCT I ON — MOONEY APPLIANCES IF THIS IS VIlE DAY to buy a new car, see today's Classified ads for best buys. lot on lovely Street, $57,500. The Real Estate Agency -, . I (1)1 REALTOR 9MLS LANDSCAPiNG 1''. (111th S.-rvice Used Machines 50--Miscellaneous-for Sale - - - - ________ _____________ $13,000. )rywall, Callings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel & AddiWons Ciii S315399or 5621136 Hwy. 17.92 i RATOR-.-Charming Spanish 2, story, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Fireplace, large tree shaded ____ - ______ ___________________ - Eves. 3270612,322 ISV. 322 8187.3227177 207 E. 25th St. FOR THE INTERIOR DECO- WE HAVE IT. I BR, lB home for Chaper 323.7832 ---- ---- KENMOREWASISER -- 25445. French Ave. 322-0231,322 3772. 3770779 - Shop & 3 BR, 38. " pool. FREE ESTIMATES 333.7903 or Sold onig $409 35 used short time. Bal $189 II or $1935 mo Agent 339 8386 - OF SANFORD REALTOR REALTY WORLD. M. Unsworth Realty ' NOTICE AMERICAN _____________ ___________________________ 9 PARK ALL FLORIDA REALTY — Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 233 & 24$ CERTIFIED LAWN N of (, 0(10 lluy 5,01 Consign 2611 Sanford Ave 3235777 asher repo GE dpluit' model Webuyeauity in houses, apts . & vacant land Lucky In vestments. P 0 Pox 29. Sanford 127 4741 Looking br garden equipment' Read today's classified ads for good buys OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK Branch Office 3232222 ___________________________ man -- DISABLED REALTORS 414ouses _Lam A Landscaping 419 2 0 52—Appliances 47-A.---?rtgages Bought & Sold 790 N. 17.97, Casselberry, Fl. 134.1200 Eve. 847.35$' _ -. REAL ESTATE Broker utility rm.Priced at only $26.950. - 2565 _ AFTER6PM NO LONGER USED CAMPINC IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIEC AD. -. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Req. ---------- Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy ________________________________________________ equity. 3fl 0216. - - lBR House 323.4125 f GEAR 5'iiti' 500 P,Srtny S Auction 327 7010 off of total invutilury tit lit .111(1 NEEDI'sELf'? Call Harold Hall Realty Inc REAL TOP 323 5774 QOOcattle ranch , _______________________ 3$ Unfurnished etc. Wayne Seal. 337.1331 specialty. 25 yrs. 70 acres orarge grove Multiple Listing Service Ave. 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways -$ - MEINTZE YLu 1w or repair, leaky thow, ANYTIME Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto FREE EST. 327.2914 or 331.7119 slt'iv,'ry 72—Auction 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short lime Original $593. bal $181 or $71__ mo Agent 3398386 _________ HAL COLBERT REALTY Inc Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & 3 BR w FR, clean & ready to MUL TIPI E LISTING REALTOR Business loans. Florida Mon move into, Call to see. 537.900. tgage Investment, 1 35 S OVIEDO BLACK HAMMOCK Orange Ave., Suite 701. Winter 80 acres, $2,000 per acre 3 OR Furn., gas heat, inside i Park. 8446132. 322-2420 Apts. for Senior Citizens, Down. _ 471. town, very clean & roomy. See CARPENTRY PAINTING MASONRY CONCRETE All professional-30 yrs. exp. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON' - REMODEL! Call Roger Smith 377 7914 or 331 7189. FREE ESTIMATES -- - '' -. We buy your equity. close in 21 hrs. AWAPDPFAI TV INC 319 7800 3 Bldg. lots in Geneva & 1 lot in Paola. Good terms & owner Will hold, Sanford's Sales Leader 31—Apartments Furnished - 80—Autos for Sale ;' '. - ARE YOU INTERESTED' 20 acres lake front , Landscaped lot! Only 562.900. ______ - 'i _______________________________________ Refrig Repo AMANA I? cci ft Sold Originally 5514 now $116 '.7: nm Agent 339 0186 - with a want ad. custom features on a 1g. -- - - - ----- 350 woodsland WHY BUY? Beat those high interest rates home In Idyllwildef Many Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, A - 1 - - ,' delivery NaIl's S,snlord nitunt' Salv,,q,', 179?, So of S,rd_,1 8721 Established plumbing supply & service business for sale, Inc. tools, fixtures, inventory & real estate Call W Malic zowski. REAL TOP 322 7983 4/—Real Estate Wanted Moving to a newer home, apart. FANTASTICI 3 BR, 26 brick I mont'? Sell "don't needs" fast ___ . -_ i Sanford 31 '. std ss'n drive Ji'CP p u 1Q73 1 owner IoA r1i good tiro 6 , ,40!S good rn S21100 312 1197 0$ sal,, on ,Ir0'(u,- 1 n-ng rr.i i, -rc - w Ui II .Fc to ci'it' t trot', Pi'C 16thrL10"i 21 liSo mll,m, v retitsOnt, I r beds are not d.imaqed or seconds but brand new top line 46—Commercial Property Paved road acre for investment or building Terms you can afford 5500 dwn - morel BPP WARRANTED. Just 5S,4%Q Mariner's Village. - 43—Lots-Acreage - Deltona with many special featuresl CHA, w-w carp., Fla. rm,, eat-In kit., & lots Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3231670 Gin. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 3236035 after 5 p.m. Ii ,' puix ANT 1001 ''I 'I' new interspq-intt bedding These - S wilderness acres. Enjoy nature. Only $15,000, good terms Longwood, cozy 3 tIP. 213. lots of storage, corner site with trees. $43,750 on Lake Ada, Just So. of CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 56. BALINT 3221463 -- OSTEEN 3210759 REALTORS Sanford Ave. 269.7371 ThIIo,lng ' ___________ ______________________________________ - _______ -- - JUST LISTED! 3BR. 28 home in Sunland on a nice Intl Fla rm w w carp • many built ins, util. shed & lots morel BPP WAR RANTED. A buy for $37,000. I BR-$197 up. Pool. Adults only wmerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit S1.423-574.2 __ , Peg Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave, BEAUTIFUL I 3 BR, 2B home in For Rent Inquire 101 Magnolia Ave. 11 _s . "I'll be seeing you in a couple of weeks!" REAL ESTATE R EAL TOR. 2 71 ' Furnished Rooms Sig. Joe Dawsoi mailed are required WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections ,-.-s .-_____ 11 STENSTROM 29—Rooms --- 6 Cyl 'rans Good cond ('.ely "i' 2 800 322 4755 F NO BROKERAGE FEES ____________________ - 79—Trucks.Trallers ------------------- F uliltir,' Salvage. 17 92. So 3?? 877% i' BATEMAN REALTY (2)2 BR Apts., (1) 1 BR Apt. No pets, car pet NutyCare , II Q ________ NEED CASH? - - -- 8 '-Ord P.Chup 71--Antiques Ilsed full Silt' hotell'iut.'i ii dingVery deaii '.14 9'i "a pt Noll 's Sanford F uniltur. JO II L.)Q I L - -Ament iJ,'.jsjj Notice Is hereby given that we --- I . Monday through Friday, 1:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. Orlando is an - WC & ..r i' LIsI p APPLIANCES S,,ntord Fur nlur,' Salvage 322 8721 s%ihy buy used" New t)ran(I ,4rlsi' ix). 4)r 11545 8. ,,,altresst's ,t 0 pct dtiovt' dealers cost 1' n lull size, queen A king ienkn'. Furniture 10$ F ?Stti '0 I,' O'J8 1 LOW MORT G AGE .4 BR. I': B. brick home w brand new carpeting & Paint thru out, fenced rear yd Ex terms' $29,900 ('5 & A sOO S S,,riliir REALTY - Use Your Home As Secunily Call Us For Terms Tower FinanclalServ 1-800-241-2469 (directly behind City Hail) EVERY DAY someone Is lookfrI for what you have to sell. Co today and your Classified Ad wi11 appear hire tomorrow. I'IIS 5 i_i -- ? .\c"-du,'S ,,nd Modern Furnti'. One pieCOor houSfui Pr does Ant 0005 373 2801 Goods 51—Household - - 24 HOUR 0 3229283 REALTORS - JAY'S APPL IANCES Major Appliance Repair Under new ownership 323-54 - t. 2710 $nford Ave. 332.7912 -- ____________----. - Wsekly&montttty rates, 'utlilthes pd. Inquire 500 S..Oak 141.7113. — Appliance Hepalr - ROBBIE'S 14-01 iO qrBLY ' terested persons Should apply in person to the Orlando Civil Service Office, City Hall Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue Motorc yc IC Insurance RI AIR AGENCY 323 38 or 323 7710 IIWNiIIiPL 8.1 w % o , acres prime highway frontage in Osteen, Presently grove $15.000 total on good terms. MonFri Sanford Gracious llvl$g. .- t__ r. rv.,v Ui UV1UW1I ri ,,, Longwood Ave., Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ARIES AUTO GLASS, and inst we intend to register said name wish the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac. cordancewlththe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon 565.05 Florida Statutes 1937. _ t•iIa• 5I WII 4I5 ••e•U i4I,IlW AP W11 •e they may have. Each claim must be In writing and must Indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent I — , fl_ 2' _______ high percentage. Call 322933$. 8:30 to 4:30. uiius Alterations Is Tailoring. Men & Womens garments fitted to your site. Altamonte Spgs. 331.$439. -- finance. Item 1. Sig. James Bannister-Marc r,v,,u., r-1u,u Division, the address of which Post Office Drawer C. Sanford, Florida, The personal representative ofthe estate Is BARBARA A. BLOUNT, whose address is 377 Cherokee Court, Altamonte Springs, Florida. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are WITHIN THREE reoulred. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the Will to be 25—Loans - GozIan t__,__,_ P_.._.•• eLt Paola. Owner $24,450. Partially disabled man would like piece work, addressing envelopes, pickup & delivery, etc. Very reliable. 830 8064. will be scheduling candidates 'for the examination for Police Officer, beginning Monday, December 17,- 1979 through Friday, January 4, 1950. In- - -- 41 i acres on Orange Blvd. in _______ I of the Circuit Court, Seminoie sit bids wlube publicly opened and County, Florida in accordance read aloud. with the provIsions of the Fic. Item 1. titiou Name Statutes, To-Wit: One each Hale Model 25FB.B 25 Section 665.0e Florida Statutes 11 H.P. Pump 1951. It took guts, an indominatlble Irish spirit, and a temper to -- 21—Situations Wa nted SOLIDATED MAINTENANCE Winter Springs City Hall, 400 N. ' CIA exp. in ladies' ready. to-wear, apply in person only. No phone calls. Ro.Jay, 11$ E. 1st St., Sanford. terms $18,500 F Wanted hairdresser w.cllentele for young aggressive shop. - Combination women's sports wear shop & beauty salon. Pay Sales lady, Longwood Lk Mary Rd. Good DIETRICH 9.5daily 78—MotorCyCles . ---- WILSON MAIER F- URNiTlE BUY. SELL. TRADF 322 5612 311 315E First St W Garnett White P,'a Real Est,ite Broker JOHN 'sPIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 377 7P,), Santord I acre bldg site on lake off RN, 9:4 £ 4 12, full & part time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 930 Mellonville. SYSTEMS, and that we intend to Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, register said name with the Clerk Fl., 32707, at which time and place have seen the past and it works," a New Yorker once obeerved of ChicagO. Until now. Some Chicagoans are directing blame at their city's new mayor, feisty, merc mercurial Jane M. Byrne. The city's mounting troubles have fallen upon her slender shoulders since she toppled Daley's old machine in February's pivotal Democratic primary. Did 322-2611 EQual Opportunity Employer. 18-4e1p Wanted Florida, will receive sealed bids on Seminole County, Florida, under the following items until 2:30 p.m., the fictitious name of CON. Thursday, January 3, 1919 at the "I match, to do what she did. Some of those traits may account for where she Is now. She promised confidently to settle the Chicago Transit Authority dispute, much as Daley, her political tutor, used to do. The difference ls that Daley almost always delivered. Mrs. Byrne did not, In the meanwhile, she plunged waist deep Into political imbroglios that affected her city's travails, either directly or indirectly 668-4493. 2 choice bldg lots in Dreamwold 57,000 for both, OURSELVES EDITOR POLICE OFFICER—The Orlando Civil Service Office high as an ileptiant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your walistI - Ccntact:DORIS Snack bar, part- time, neat & mature, must be able to work flex, hi's. & weekends. Apply in person, Stuckey'p Pecan Shop II & 46, Sanford. MERRY CHRISTMAS Creative Expressions 322.7113 city that isn't working anymore. The buses, the subways, and the ci trains are not running CHICAGO (UPI) The intend to register said name with because transit workers went on strike Monday. At least a nation's highest paid bus and the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac million people were left In the lurch. elevated train drivers defied a cordance with the provisions of the The schools may close any day now. They cannot pay a $16 court order and the wrath of Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: million bill due to the Internal Revenue Service. As of this a million inconvenienced Section 865.09 Florida Statutes moment, the school board cannot say how it will meet a $41.5 riders for a second day today ' Sig, Food Darn Inc. million payroll Friday, in their strike to win a pay Joseph Gaul The city firemen say they are ready to st rike If they do not raise exceeding 14 percent. Publish Dec. ii, 25, 1919 & Jan. 5, 12, 1980 get a contract. The cab drivers say they may go out. DEQ..60 Teamster tanker-truck drivers have been on strike against major gasoline distributors for a week now, causing shortages INVITATION TO BID and lines at the pumps. FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF Notice is hereby given that we WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA With the transit workers out, the expressways have become are engaged in business at 1O0 . The City of Winter Springs, the world's longest parking lots. North St., Longwood,.FIa,, 32730, The city's credit rating, once pegged triple A and one of the proudest in the nation among municipalities, Is slipping. For the 20 years be was mayor, the late Richard J. Daley touted Chicago as, "lbs city that works." New York, Cleveland and Detroit might flirt with bankruptcy. (*her big cities might be stymied by decay and stagnation. Chicago, under the rule of a seemingly benign political machine, appeared to proceed unperturbed, building and bragging. one yr. as supervisor. Exp. working with young adults either in a paid position or as volunteer. Salary: $10,000, Send resume to: Weatherizatlon Supervisor Trainee position, P. 0. 1319, Sanford, Fl., 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. BUY JUNK CAPS From $10 to $50 Call 372 1624 37 1460 WE 90Y USED FURNITURE .pF'1 lANCE S A PLUMBING IX TURFS Jenkins Furniture. 205 1 2$tti St 323 0991 Sc 70 Potarod I ,inc, c ,m,'ra almost new 5100 ii Ar 'r' heavy duty 120 5% tieater auto 400 W 2 switches 580 173 0495 -- -— -. --- - presented in a Column in The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. SUPERVISOR TRAINEE 3 yrs. exp. In carpentry including Larry's %5,,rt 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell the finest in used furniture. ReIrig - stoves, to.)ls 140 NO DUAL IFYINC'. 3 PP hOnflO New Central H&A & carpet Owner Will finance w substantial UWn $33000 322 l'cp Dollar Paid for funk & used cars. trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 Cash 322.4132 - SPRINGS, respective community WEATHERIZATION l4ed'. Phi mo tel t,u, sOrnoc A mattresses S .10 c,'t 'antonil ".ution. 1215 r,'r.U' 12 elegant 3 BR, 413 home Situated on .4' acres complete w IS, lB guest cottage. Won't last long at $92,000 CASSELBERRy and If you have a knack for gathering the social news from your only in fine dining. See Mrs. G., Deltona Inn, 6654493. Classified Ads will always give you more Much , Much More than you expect _ 77—Junk Cars Removed 68—Wanted to Buy by Gill Fox 50—Miscellaneous for Sale FURNITURE BEDDING Wholesale to all Or larido '.%hol,' sale Furn 2500 lnductr,,,i Ph. o Orlando Lakefront living is avail in this To write news of local interest from LONGW000 • SAN. PT-FT waitresses. PM-AM exp $3.50 Bushel 3221312 DEQ.13 SELL IT with • Fist Acing, U 9 interest to Qualified buyers New homes with monthly payments under $250 low down payments 377 2781 . . FORD, WINTER Prime Navel Oranges $79,900 WANTED ******** _ .---__ SIDE GLANCES 41—Ho uses - et res s i __ q9i Ia " Pct 313R, lB on? lots, all fenced FP tots of shade trees Only CORRESPONDENTS - cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Robert L. Brown Publish December 4, 11, 18,25, 1919 Spacious 3 BR. 2B luxury home, pool, trOpiCil paradise. Many Many extras. Must see All for $55,900 VA FHA terms available. PART-TIME AAA EMPLOYMENT Legal Notice ' Low Cost Classified Ad. SHE'S BACK IN SANFORD TO STAY! -___ 41—j WANTED Local business needs a qualified manager for restaurant operation. Must be bondable, re liable, pleasing personality re auired. Send resume to Box 40. co The Evening Herald, P. O Box 1657, Sanford. Fl 32771, WELDER-FITTER ASSEMBLY MECHANIC STOCKMAN CASHIERS JANITOR COOK WAITRESSES - — him SALES - inl98L you 1 time HOURS uuiiuiwsvvuy, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 Holiday Musical puppet show, "The Elves and the Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 a.m., Theater on Park, Winter Park. Desk Clerk, afternoon shift. Apply in person, Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lakefront. 831-9993 322-2611 IF DEPT. U.ASSiED Charge ADS Orlando - Winter Park I ________ Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1979-38 . — TUESDAY,DECEMBER 18 Sanford, Ft. 18—Help Wanted -..•.b.-,5' tRCC "RTS6 L!% At Acc ESSORIES _______________ ___________________ _______________ 19/9 Wellcraft 195 Bowridir, 12$ hp Merc cruiser 70 hrs many extras ASking 59.500 862 7926 or 869 0539 aft 6 4 " •_ �46—Evening BLON DIE Herald, Sanford, Fl. VHAT CAN WE DO 42 Untried 5 Grows old 44 Short article 2 Feast l? Pad1rt Hawaii 13 Woman's staircase 53 Jackie s 2nd E OF: WHIPS I -. 15 Study word _______ • 12- 10 0 D., Jimmy __ - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Wa Iker l I WHA7 PIP THE PCIC HE TOLD ME TO CUT OUT BETWEENMEAL SNACKS BUT I . GAY? WHY OT I T'S THE ONLY SNACKI SNACKED POR 40 STRAIGHT 2 ! I'M NOT GOING BECAUSE I'VE NOT PERFECT RECORP 11 S I Insect 2 Ins and 34 French 3 Methods 4 Cavity 5 Feel 0 6 Sundial arm —— F .1 by \17~ TKA4&IREJ5 1W 01,* '0. 6. MEET FPUT0~ Sa nsom — Art ILT(q( I - —— - - — by Bob Montana 42 43 44 45 49 48 50 51 - - - - - 57 - — — 52 54 - - - - 59 - - - 58 -• - 60 THAT ARE NOT FROM GIRLS! I MEAN E CALLS ... 41 - 56 ARCHIE 31 30 - 34 35 39 40 ( - 37 53 YES DETT~! — 29 36 - 17 23 33 - 14 27 46 47 DADDY. - 72 25 26 37 r ,/ . — 24 I 06 tEWW)AQJ — 13 1 col THE BORN LOSER 48 Silent 25 Disney 26 Making plans 51 State (Fr ) 28 Destroyed 52 30 Skin a ilment 55 Metal 3 1 Warmth container i ndisposed 12 ____ 24 Margin 7 Omelet- like — ______ 40 Austrian capital 43 Cleaned Indolent trench 20 Confidence 46 ie in warmth 22 Explosive (sl 1 47 Great Lake DOWN 32 Most ill. boding seaport • DEAR DR. LAMB — Please 9 Amuse 10 Swerve I I Swirl fix sound 29 Beehive State rus 38 Mideast L i .. • HOROSCOPE k, 0 w Eveiiii Dr. what it does? The doctor says Ihave " cardi ace ythrna. I used to get dizzy spells and once I blacked out as I was having a cup of coffee. Also I l "be•tter w"' the uO fee ee medicine he gave me. the TEHRAN, Iran (UPI I reports and puffs up his mane." Hanein Heikal, said: "The people of Iran want Carrying the bodies of religious leader Even as the funeral marchers shouted I'Dowm to be martyrs. Only those who are worried about Mohammed Mofatteh and two guards who were -Chestnuts Roosting ? marriage or No ce is a relatively new there are other forms of birth medicine that's literally used control. This Includes tubal tocaim the excess electrical ligation for the woman and vasectomy for the man. activity of the heart and helps ' II II I ; I • • I / -... I - EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider '\ I4JE.'RE. #PJIJG A Mgh1eE3HgP \ ricip I EVir" ri..tr I tR fl4 AGAik)Sr .i A tii a.A& L/t ..A)I IILJ. P1 .j- ' i U' \ REALLY IF t.eJ0 '4% ' The. (C&.PIRAC''! h, I f ' I pAoi-t rvs..i 1410T. .. - - fl4'V Q\jJT CrflOJ4 ?J ( •1 I _.f 0 12-is PRISCILLA S POP Vermeer by - . your granddaughter could wear. It doesn't have the BANANA IS RIPE, HAZEL! IT'S THE LAST ONE. PEAR 0f MAYBE IT'S NOT AS W A5 YOU THINK. 6 _7Z 1411 17 _____ 1 'F II Ii iI 'z BUGS BUNNY GR E4 NOTICE' Heimidahl CIflCISM. ONE FAULT.- . OA92 4102 Vulnerable. Both Dealer: North e t N..lb EuI W s 14 IT I'm 29 Pau 44 Pau 64 pm pau 14 I NT 54 74 Pan pan Pass pm Opening lead:V 3 AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb spread your wings a bit Seek by Stoffel '-'' CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. you, provided you are 19) In matters affecting your practical in business and seff-interests today, you may financial matters. Things left not realize the strength of to chance may not work out. your position, and you'll see VIRGO (Aug. M.W. :2) yourself as the underdog Always doing the same things rather then the odds-on with the same people can get favorite. you in a rut. It's time to *AKQ94 VK62 19) In your dealings today, fresh faces and new interests. don't look for what others can LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) Be BY Olwam Jacoby do for you. Rather, see what positive and optimistic, but and Alan Saistag you can do for them. This don't kid yourself today Back in the early days of : . •. ,.. • • .• • • / 1 I I' . , • • •. .. . . • " i • 'i • • . • , , o t'oi' 1 ___ • ',' • • / • ( • • ' • . . ( .. and leader on e roa to a so Istic, plall. The motion Passed 4 to I wit voting no. dictator-type state," he said Williams (irJmmI,)issiiflIer Dick Semlnole"Count Conunissioner Bill Kirchhoff reminded willi,anis sai(I the plan went through a control and ownership of our land," Mrs. Glenn to deny all of the prolwsed iunendments to the Comprehensive Plan, long provess of lie.arifigs and that the Crowe that the last time he spoke before Cammack said. "We landowners are being coerced to except those concerning aviation, ports, public input desired had already been the board, county planners supported his position. conform to the ideologies of the Seminole mass transit and electric utilities which obtained, 'I'lic commission %%as consi(ering e Oil ov. rowe pro e e a rezon ng County Planning Department," she said. were approved %ithout protest in She accused the commission of trying October, and to appoint a 15-member In- olmsed.unendinents as part of a state- effort by the Seminole Employment and to use their zoning power to devalue citizens sludy group to reassess the plaui require(i reviv%% process of the Com- Economic Development Corporation property so that the county could obtain and proposed amendments, failed mice. prellellsive Plan. The plan is mandated (SEEDCO I to facilitate installation of an indwstrial park near his home. But as the commission 1),ainstakingl) I)% the state. it later at lowered prices. % 1,am hointowners agreed with the By their negative recommendation, Planners pointed out that the Com- went through the 100 pages of propose(I who e'iit (if one homeowner, felt planners were instrumental in statvlii county for the next ehve an is overall philosophy amendments item by item getting the proposed park defeated, as 'aininack %%as the plan Infringes oil Iiis constitutional C and does not provide for specific zoning. three hours, Mrs. Zens' wishes. Kirchhoff said. t Citi Mrs. Cammack, a real estate agent, frequently asked if her group had (it)- I -lit.N and is an ellort -to reduce in- IV rlie Kirchhoff defended county planners jections to individual sections twing divitloals to serfs oil land that was once owns 370 acres on Lake Harney. saying the ideas for the amendments theirs." approved. e said the Comprehensive Plan "Whoever controls the land controls came from many sources, not just the Mrs. Cd - ininack and representatives of excessively restricts the right of property owners to use and enjoy their the Seminole County Board of Realtors the people," another protester told the planners. s' County Planner Woody Price said he agreed they had no objections to parts of Imard. "We'll sooll have the same rights nd. objected to the count) residents feeling ha'.t ttir liiisi,mii Her comments and demands of the the amendments concerning libraries, 713 lievier Road, along that there exists an adversary Jun Crom. board were greeted by prolonged ap- transportation and other issues not relationship between the planning %%ith others present, vigorously attacked plause and a standing ovation from the relating to lund use. . department and the citizens of the These parts of the amendinents were ilie county planning department. overflow crowd. 'These planners have the insolence to county. Loud speakers were set up in a cour- passed individually. "At least it isn't from our side, he For the third time, Mrs. Glenn tell us how we shall live," Crowe said. thouse lobby so those that couldn't get in "The planner is a potential dictator said. the IM-seat commission chamber could proposed a citizens' groupto study the lan is part of a scheme by overnment to gain • •• four. We were asked to suggest a proper way to get to seven. Whfle there are lots of ways to rt n there, we think the bidding the box is the most logical one. North's two-heart call Li a cue bid. South just bids two notrump. He intends to move Into high gear later on, but wants more informaltion from his partner. North's four spades gives it, so now South can afford to bid five diamonds to show the ace This gives North a chance to show that be has very good clubs, whereupon South, who has that ver yood spade sult, ,j can well Of to go to seven. Fire Chief G. M. Harriett stands near the charred remains of the county courthouse Christmas tree. Courthouse Suffers Holiday Tree Blaze hear the proceedings. A motion by Commissioner Sandra Li this colu.'nn and ilrecá ,s. • ,, . 1, -. @F .. •• •• • , ••• • ,. , • •. I) - 4 oner CCPisSOfJACOBYMOOERN.) ts wm 4• •: '. . about the, 1tuation. • ., ;-..,. •• - 064 *....i . 'f;. ; • Is OMM I IT '' out between I a.m. and 6:30 am.this morning according to much but some nooke dalmage and a big men in the W Mw tm wn put up Om days ago by cwthoun maWtwam workers. u1p1 PTp4b1ed got@ nj plugged in when I got here - ' • 1977. ._ _. I CAN'T 10 1P7 CURMP YOU R , . • i, K-CEIPrS 0 :. by Stan Lie and John Romita HEY, 0 citizens study group to reassess the county's entire Comprehensive Plan. •' . Taking some of the steam out of the crowd that cam e to protest, Corn• ..i. To missioner Bob Sturm made a motion a . . . half hour into the meeting to deny ap.)' .• proval of proposed Comprehensive Plan I • . amendments that would have banned • ', ' contruction of residences and septic " . i• tanks In so-called flood-prone areas. But this wasn't enough for Mrs. Cammack. I Representing the Owners of Seminole County, a group she organized, Mrs. Cammack demanded the county reopen hearings on the entire Comprehensive / Plan, wItch she called "socialistic In TS,I concept. to see to it proposah that would 71itesday night 7U Comprishosive Plan, reqWred by Property owners of Seminole County packed the state law. w" adopted In September, county commission hearing room (abovell restrict land use were defeated. • . completely. The Smftd am and police departments were quickly on the wene to In. dw pikelady extitlIgiddrd yuletide blaw. °dIdn't et anybody's permission to put the tree is," commented a Fire Udof G.M. Harriett. sliotiy m0d --Anydft like ft in a public building should be done by code. They improvljed the llghung hookup on the tree and that's what caused the flre." The i-ft tree donated each year by former Seminole County SPIDER-MAN n i ions Dr V • • - (Do you have a quissaw tor the experls? ftte -Ask the What you want to achieve SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) dom bid because the reward Exp*1s" w of this nowapamaking small slam was SndM mstIons today may not come about on If you do something for a be answered N a=&Www the find try, but it will result if friend today hoping to get sort that no one wanted to It. by at~, mY4ddrossw you're tenacious and per. something better in return, ruToday any good pair should anilop.s. Ti. most Interest. sistent. Make a strong second you're going to be disap- expect to bid grand slams Ing questions will be used In or even third effort. by Bob Thavits e Lvqp "Somebody apparently M the lights on all night and the wirm dwW out the chid siddled. -. -----. ___ 1 -- lIT • ______ -'-- Although Yarborough was willing this morning to bring a new tree to the p(by will not he i1aosd this adon the burned courthouse for y, said Dot Wade, county caninlisico 0111011111111114111901111'. County ccnliIners, county npIcy..s and others had donated money over the yssrl forthe decorationsandaUwilihav! to bereplaced.Donstioneto tz-' () ' •'.-V- ;....;:.,., : , .':. ' ••' __ •'. ,_ am to am r"1110111i ft TUMBLE WEEDS • low I INI by T. R ,,. Ryan — __R AM No.ft-"U k NA111DRAL. M Nfl ,t&-I AIhI CJRIER I Ii " MIAM • . • • I -. •. vV I' BII gii-41k r- Di Ii ri W MA wIv. ! • ' n - - rw - cwAdKW rq6ftdw tM With an awkw &M Ust jUsliday. it w" d9wr" 7%wsby awl Frft ad C a 11110 I I _________ "ltI . ..• •S • 'corawo tot" one but cowy w*yeas quickly valid the Ides dlvii. dillvired in The tree that burned during the not IMI * • P. Ywilloroulgh,a coutt Ww by his uncle. In 193,cottaty . - 17111 .. - V • iDIb A AA ' "4'I 'I ••• _ Is..,, • Mends Mrs. Wade eald. 'It 113e Is no money for decorations for a new mademetick when Iwalked Ijitothe courthouse this morning and leaked at IIo tree. qt bm t ban stwxwd pradm to in" ft tm's 9"rn*K bvit apporently they were Idt on MA night. That appm to be wMI amd ft shs wid. — JOt DeSANTIS ' MOM Herald Photo by Tim Nitsil Sanford City lieU's nativity scene (above) will stay. offi cials say • Scene Remains . I $ years a when William Kilbee of Geneva, who had served on the cowity con ftm W to INO brou(M the firet tree bea old courthol. _~ ;e na i fatow "m v . -/' - 1111 - • ' IS 15 U LAST 1 • SAM" • _.el - , , _____ ..... • • (NEWSPAPER ENTERPIUSEASSN.) pointed. Don't make the when the cards call for such a ARIES(March 21-April 19) gesture for selfish icasons. bid, but there is no such thing • • . •: . 0 domestic problem lie has faced. . • Rose-colored glasses woni exerdse In gum work and PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) make wrongs right. luck. Grand slams were sel. - 111111011VC,311 10 the OffiCiill Pars .. • hope for. _________ Tuesday. Khomeini in the last week has accused the United States of being behind virtually every Protesters -Lan mUse , .. • Nobody at the Seminole County Courthouse appamtlY Paid too Much attinUon to all the Christmas fire safety promotion$ going On. When courthouse maintenance worker Steve Tbeere arrived for work today tinas tree burned mit at 6:45 a.m., he found the cour thouse's 15-foot attitude will gain what you regarding serious issues. contract, bidding was an And system ordered his killer squads to Panama to try to assassinate the shah and his wife, Pars said ' ' down outside his Islamic school by much debated flood-prone area land-use restrictions and agreed to appoint a WIN AT BRIDGE might arise today between you and a co-worker, rather than leaving things unsettled. Give-and-take is required. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This could be a profitable day for was gunned three hit men riding a single motorcycle. Ilic controversial leader of Iran's Islamic court tl4 unt rut.i..' ( later 'i'uesday, an underground terrorist • ., ,IOSti Ut group, F.M. ina County landowners group Tuesday night as the county commission nixed the ,. • Graph Letter which begins with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. funeral for Khomeini's close aide Mofatteh, who Margaret Cammack and her Seminole are a number of other more temporary method, medicines that are used for there's always the IUD which ______________ I • ByDIANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer - • I The militants also reiterated their threats to kill th e American hostages if Washington attempts to rescue them. Tehran's massive bazaar and schools throughout the country were closed during the Of U . • itartm. chanting slogans and waving signs. envelope for it. Send your gr request to me, in care of this her husband but if there's any newspaper, P.O. Box I55,I reason why the couple does Radio City Station, New York, not want or should not have idditional children, then NY 10019. , , • front of the banner-draped American Embassy, Flood Other readers who want this any circumstances. Of course, I cannot pass an issue can send 75 cents with a tus of your long,stamped,selfaddressed - / gunned down Tuesday, a huge crowd of mourners marched through Tehran and then congregated in be allowed to visit them for Christmas and we because he doesn't believe in the hereafter. blood the heart. Some are annoying, women do develop high pressure from birth control some are unnoticed and some pills. new women should not can be dangerous. It depends use birth control pills under entirely on what causes them. llewsagency, Tuesday claimed responsibility for th e three killings. Khomeini, the ruling Isl- uI`iic Revolutionary Council and tht, militants that the United state's was to l;l'un '1 r killing' The While beled the poses a naval blockade. with America!" Interior Minister Hashemi Ba!- death will be frightened of Mr. Carter's military sanjani said in a newspa pe r interview that "there threats. But not us. is a possibility their (the hostages') families will "In fact it is Mr. Carter who is frightened tell us if she can take the pill safely? DEAR READER — Some these common problems of would you same side effects as birth DEAR DR. LAMB Unfortunately, my 19-year-old control pills at all and granddaughter got involved reportedly just as effective, If th an illiterate, mentally not more so, in preventing wi C rdw December 19 1979 or We .odnesday, ,.e. slow sex maniac. They have pregnancy. Your grandbeen married for two years daughter could seek help from YOUR BIRTHDAY If you've been having bad and have a beautiful, healthy, Planned Parenthood, or she December 19, 1979 luck kicking off a plan, enlist smart baby boy six months could ask her doctor who Ventures or enterprises you the aid of someone more old. When my daughter urged could also fit her with an IUD either originate or have a mature orexperienced. You'll her to take the pill, she said If she needs one. hand In controlling will be be put on the right track. _____________________________________________ luckiest for you this coming TAURUS (Apr il 20-May 20) year. Don't wait for others to Guard against accepting as get your show on the road. gospel bits of Information ____________________________________ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- received behind closed doors Dec 21) Sometimes we have today. Bank onlyon facts as bridge player's Utopia to content ourselves with from reliable sources. (Ta sms itH, aren't NORTH 114$ part success instead of GEMINI M 4 bid. 4108532 complete victory. The im- Jumping to conclusions Today's hand was played in 9.... portant thing is not how much before taking time to In. a fairly high-level team game. #Q7 you win, but that you come out vestigate what lies behind an #AKQ963 At table one the final contract was six spades. North and ahead. Travel, resources, issue could cause a rift today wsi' South were rather unhappy romarice, possible pitfalls in between you and your date. 476 1 since seven s des is a lead TAQJ974 T 10 8 5 3 your career for the i6orning Look before leaping. 1 cinch, Ct the other #J10854 OK63 ge months ahead are all CANCER (June 21-July 22) orth-South pair was even 474 #J85 discussed in your new Astro- Arbitrate any discord that more unhappy. They bid Just SOUTH • Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini dismissed previously said none of the 50 hostages would be that Washington may begin a naval rele ased from the embassy by Christmas. blockade of Iran as a maneuver by President Khomeini, in an Interview today with former Carter "acting like a frightened lion who roars Egyptian newspaper editor Mohammed man. He is impossible and wants sex every night and the brain which can cause sometimes two or three affaintness in some cases. ne ternoons a week. They are I am sendi ng you with her parents who 6.12 living er cannot afford to feed more. So Heart Irregularities, Ski blood to this purpose. The cro%%ds ~-clled ill unison -doml with Carter's warnings are "like the cries of all animal trying to frighten his rival," Khomeini America" and down vath Carter," and other said. "We are supposed to be frightened. We are slogans such as "Khomeini is our greatest hero" not. and "this is not our last martyr." Throngs of mourning demonstrators swarmed Molattch, head of Iran's maw Islamic religious around the U.S. Embassy, chanting "Down with school, will be buried later in the holy city of Qom. Carter!" and "Down with America!" in a new . T 1" ' i wave of anti-Americanism. Inside the embassy triggered compound, militants said they will put the utmonstrmtiorm or several stts;trii " hostages on trial even if the United States inicc would like such a thing to happen." ' By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I — Teas of thousands of demonstrators mourning a slain religious leader The final word, however, belongs with the today swarmed around the U.S. Embassy student captors holding the 50 hostages for the shouting anti-American slogans, but the govern. 46th day, he said. ment relented somewhat, saying relatives of 50 A militant spokesman said, "No decision has American hostages held inside may be allowed to been taken on that yet. So far we have agreed to visit them for Christmas. allow them cards and gifts." The students have Beats, Tachycardias. It Witi give you more information Ofl Evening Herald (USPS 481 2801 —Price 15 Cents Iran Ma Let Relati'ves V*is*it Hosta es For Chrl'ostmas right thing but she's afraid to more children by this heart beats very it's not pump enough il erikl Lamb she couldn't. The doctor in the DEAR READER — Cardiac hospital told her she couldn't arrhythmia means some form she has high blood of abnormal rhythm or because beating of the heart. This can pressure and sugar. We've been trying to get her to go to be simple sporadic extra Planned Parenthood but she beats or irregular beats that it won't do any good. some people refer to as their says They are good Christian heart skipping a beat, or and want to do the attacks of rapid heart action people when 1111 72nd Year, No. 103—Wednesday,December 19,1979—Sanford, Florida to prevent irregular beats or have surgery and would like a cardiac arrhythmia. There INFWSPAP(R FNTFRPRISE ASSN I HOME>j ! Head I Regulates L 11 61 Diminutive suf. 36 Collect MISEP A PAY' fr ;or 24 Actress Gabor 27 Farmyard province YEARS' NEVER TO t dry transg ression 18 Valuable 57Volcario,n R OLL I0T1I t_I_ATI possession JPI( 1 N1 1AINJNI ML1S Italy 19 Something 58 Serb 33 Stage unexplained 59 Nail container 8 Arbitrary assertion direction 21 Boy (Sp) 60 College (colloq) 35 Bemoan 23 Gridder administrator .. - ms I RE 14 0 f79S9 D N N 1) . 56 derivation 11 ________ NN 14 Actor Sparks 54 ut in periods ! N Or1 aCe. e w rug L 1 Chicken 1 WAS THIN Ki MOPE Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Snare by Chic Young HOW ABOUT 813 CHRISTMAS e, E 39 Egg cell ACROSS Tuesday, Dc. is, i9ig By DONNA ESTES said. Today Around The Clock Bridge Hwaldlitalf[Writer "That is ridiculous," said Mayor Lee 11. Moore of the federal Word city offidals exprwied support today for the efforts court decision ordering Denver to remove the scene. bft made by Dover,Col. mayor and city council to continue "We're going to leave it right where it is," said Comits 0-year old traditional displaying a nativity sce ne at It's city missioner John Moms. "Because they've got crazy people 4A ...... . . .. 4C Comics .......................4C Crossword .. ..................4C Dr. Lamb . ...................4C .... .. . . .. . the scene, Editorial .................4A Horoscope .....................4C A naUvIty sane bas bow dispilayed annully at Sanford city in Denver doesn't mean we have crazy people in Sanford," he HosplW .......................2A ball. i the ones who went to court seeking the removal of said. "The nativity scene is very appropriate at public buildings during Christmas time," said Commissioner David Farr. "The only way we should take tt down isifwe are ordered todosoby Nation 2* OURSELVES ................145 Sports ..... s-nA Television . ... ......... . .... . . . 9C "I would R& to keq it up as IM u I could," alsid Colm- some superior. It is a sad commentary on American life that mbsioneIr Eddie Keb today. "I hope we don't have anyone Americans must take down nativity scenes." Farr said. brilng it up. It's been a treditim hen in Sanford probably S WC r'r,AIRL1, Page -A kmgerthanlnDenver.Isupprtthe mayor of Denver," Keith Wea*er . ................... L .?A World ..... ....................2A ball for mor, than half a ceury. And if anyone trim to force the removal of the plaster figurines and display from the lawn at Sanford city hail they will have afightontheir hands .........,....... ........,•..... � 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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S . 0 ,— -I 0 72nd Year, No. 101—Monday, Dec 17,1979—Sanford, Florida 3277 !Ideal Citizen ' Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Harper Dead At 81 By JANE CASSELBERRY unquestioned and whose talents were devoted to for 25 years service. He was chairman of the board He started the Sanford Electric Company in 1926 many community activities. He epitomized the of directors from 1969 to January of this year. and remained president until 1970, when he stepped Ideal citizen In a progressive community." Born in Starke, he came to Sanford In 1920 after down and gave the presidency to his son, E. C. E. C. Harper Sr., active in the civic, church, "He was a very dedicated upright leader and serving In France with the U. S. Army in World War Harper Jr. He remained active in the business and business and fraternal activities of Sanford for gave of himself beyond the call of duty," said A. I. He Joined the National Guard in 1921 and resigned was a director of the corporation. more than half a century, died Sunday afternoon at Edwin Shinholser, who was associated with 20 years later with the rank of major. He organized Seminole Memorial Hospital at the age of 81. lie was president of the Central Florida Electrical Harper through First Federal and the Sanford the Selective Service Board here and served as Association and chairman of the Seminole County Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at waais. "I felt he had a keen personal interest in chairman from 1940 until he resigned in 1965. Electrical Board and the City of Sanford Electrical the First Baptist Church of Sanford with Rev. J. Ted He was a member of First Baptist Church for 59 his fellow man and the whole community will feel Board. Cosmato officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen the loss." years and was a member and a chairman of the Cemetery. Mr. Harper, a director of First Federal since 1942, Board of Deacons, president of the Men's Class and He is survived by his wife, Bessie; son, E. C. Commenting on the death, George Touhy , who was president from 196148, when he was awarded a chairman of the church's Board of Trustees. Harper Jr.; daughter, Jean Jacoby, all of Sanford; was associated for 30 years with Mr. Harper on the certificate of reconition for 25 years service. He "He was always faithful to his church," said sister, Amelia Matter, Key Largo: five grandboard of First Federal Savings and Loan of was chairman of the board of directors of First Cosmato," and was always In his place even when children and one great-granddaughter. Seminole' County said: "I think the town was Federal since 1942, was president from 196168, he had to use a walker and It was difficult for him to. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is in charge of enriched by this person, whose integrity was when he was awarded a certificate of recognition walk. We'll surely miss him." arrangements. Herald Staff Writer irlp unier'Wh by Hal Kaufman • HAT TRICKI Place a jellybean and a hat on the table. State that you will make the ellyb.an disappear from under the hat. When challenged, put on the hat and eat the jelly. bean. You will have kip( your word. Expected On Land Use Eye Smartsi A line of letters enan eye chart roads: ERlGTGEN. Can you rearrange "me litters and*40 One more for I timely word? - By DIANE PETRYK SONIJ.3O JS$ PPS PUS S~ saw"asoo Riddle-Me-flIsi How did the snowmah stand with his girl? Out in the cold. Why couldn't the mechanical man take a joke? He was tin•sliinned. "SUM TR ICK,". SAYS SANTA Santa says this trick is oneof his favorites. He SI1 I OY$TafldS? 10 •- ,:•' then reaches into the 18 same box .nd camts .•-. out number (or him5'9II.f'-'.. self. says he, "I have ttis same number you do, enough . . . -more to make 20. and two extra." -h. . ' When his friend i's" . - '-• vesishisnumber—say -. . -- . -. - -. .-,,. 15—Santa t. ....,. ..... ,. . IS, five ,nore, Old lot ... -' has tWo extra .. . .. .. ,' i..' ... -, ,n '-,•. How come? Santa ,. . .. . . - . . -Z - . picks Up 22 to begin with, and his total will YULE $Ell What can you draw to conpOste th e Yu$tj. be 22 regardless. scone above? To find out, add coaBactia. Hess 1, 2,3. etc. . .. ' . ' .... '. —5- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Ther, are at lees? six dilforincas Ig drawing details bitwus Isp and bottom psnel. New quickly can yes find them? Check answers with these balsw. peg p -IuisS.ua o '. 11010 I logo 4JS SU$ 1 $4515Ip 5 5 .g -t -_ isjpe gUpg Is 'AN AOSI ag :S,vi ' 4l57 'rtrz A $1 LL her report to the commission. She said she will tell the board that the Herald Staff Writer Although restrictive land use amend- group objects to provisions that will ments to Seminole County's adopted make it difficult for them to build homes Comprehensive Plan are not likely to be on the shores of lakes, creeks and rivers approved, another stormy public hearing in the county, which are being called Is expected before the county corn- preservation areas. mission votes on the issue Tuesday night. We object to the county-wide floodA newly formed citizens group and the prone map which is being used — to keep county Board of Realtors will be on hand us from building and from borrowing to protest, along with individual mortgage money when it was designed homeowners who have indicated their solely for insurance rate determination San disapproval of such "interference with and toshow the need for flood-proofing of their private property rights." structures," she said. The Comprehensive Plan outlines the Petitions will be presented, she said, judgement from the By DONNA ESTES court defining the is," Sturm said today. In other business, the city commission at the 7 p.m. meeting at city hail will county's goals and policies concerning asking that the commissioners: Hersld8taff Writer City Manager Warren F'ow1es has word. 1 Deny all portions of the 1979 County Commissioner Bob Sturm will Insisted the annexation will not create an Knowles called such an action a consider a request from the "Friends of land use In unincrporated Seminole. It is an attempt to take people's amendments except the sections on mass recommend to his coll eagues today enclave. Creation via annexation of an is the St. Johns" that an appointment on the in no way suit. "appropriate action" against the city of enclave Is forbidden by state law. St. Johns Water Management District be property, according to Commissioner transit, aviation, ports and electric utilities. Sanford If the city commission goes "In my opinion this annexation would sought for a Sanford or Seminole County Bob Sturm. Neither the courts ot the state nor the Amendments to 2 Vote to reopen hearings on the the plan were forwardwithitsannouncedlntentionata ted not only create a jutting out, but will in resident. attorney general's office has Interpre of the proposed by co un said Comprehensive Plan. ty planners who ct clearly create an enclave," Sturm 7 p.m. meeting today of annexing a the term J. T. Turnipseed and Hugh Pain "enclave." The cities of th e fa 3) Secure a one-foot contour map of parcel of property. today. The area is part of Sturm's FrIends of the St. Johns told corn- they felt development should be limited county have generally defined the term said The property Islocatedat the southeast as a parcel of property completely district. missioners last week Nassau County, for safety and other reasons in areas they areas that have been designated floode St. Johns earmarked for conservation and prone In order to ascertain that struccorner of the intersection of U. S. }ligh surrounded by the land in a different "If the city wishes to hold up the an- which is not affected by th tures will be adequately flood-proofed, preservation. way 17-92 and Woodson Avenue, near jurisdiction, such as county territory nezatlon, I would be very amenable to River, has an appointee on the board th that septic tanks Will be operable and Preservation areas, according to e Suiiiand Estates. On the city commission while Se*nlnola County cowtty that drtvewiysmsy be etev..edto Usable planners, are naturally occurring Iifirst re alibi wu"n _,i_a. --' - . The - too 1 - vkul Sam rim W -. . - ffftff~slo -UU7 WIW3 5 ft S Ordinance A second at another territory- completely or partially office," he said. designating the Atlantic Bank of 4) Obtain an economic Impact study to Conservation areas are lands of unique • • • meetingmuss take •h Seminole and the Flagship Bank of ore e surrounded by territory of another determine the economic effect on private StWM said the county has filed Seminole, both located in the city. as ecological significance. m - to Is find. - - .1, 1 . Jurisdiction. Preservation areas. which are part of property owners before attempting 0 lawsuits against various cities on the depositories for some $65 million rime -action, to $7 the county's overall drainage system, further restrictions on use In Seminole Knowles said while the tract does not "enc1ave'uesUl,uge would be for the cot7fW a lawsuit million annus y y unda. would lose their water holding capacity If County. create an enclave, it does create a want to see erosion of the county through against the city cI'.aiienging County officials have said there Is a The commission will receive the developed, the planners said. nexatlon "However, If the city wishes to "Jutting out." He has also suggested that annexations." Explaining the county The restrictive amendments were good chance present landowners would involved in lawsuits position further, he said annexations of resignation of Jack T. Bridges from the hold up final reading of the ordinance, i the county, currently proposed after some county officials saw not be greatly affected by the amendwould be very amenable to going in with challenging annexations in Longwood, this type --diminM the county's power city's planning and zoning commission ments because of likely insertion of a Sanford in getting an interpretation from Casselberry and Lake Mary, join with base and conversely build the city's Bridges has served six years on the the effects of Hurricane David on the St. Petersburg area. Commissioner Sturm "grandfather clause. advisory board. the attorney general on what an enclave Sanford In gaining a declaratory power base" said he did not want to see Seminole A grandfather clause could prohibit the County be forced to rescue and evacuate restrictions from being applied to those •. --- • ....... people, such as was necessary In St. - ____ . who already own property. It could apply Petersburg after they built homes on to the land, whoever owns It, or it could prone land. .-w--apply only to the present owner. in the , During Hurricane David, Seminole latter case, if the owner sold the land the County provided shelters for residents new owner would have to comply with the who felt unsafe in their homes, but did regulations. Such grandfather clauses not evacuate anyone, according to Public are up to the commissioners. Safety Director Gary Kaiser. County officials have Indicated the Sturm, undecided on the amendments N IMPRESSED amendments are primarily aimed at '•.-. . until a boisterous public meeting with developers who want to subdivide their Geneva area landowners Nov. 5, has said Awaits ty . •• S . - - 11,Et( I ________ ading ford _____ ____ '.Icte _____ _________ 5-' Annexation ____ 5- :'' '' , r. - s'0 %., %__ —.& - .. ) -- -, -. - -. '.- -•- -.......... - WITH SANTA / :- - — - , ai. - . I Geneva area, much of It designated flood , prone, is In Sturm's district. , Mario Bavnham (left' a ,.UuCIh Commissioner Bob French has said at Hopper Elementary School In from the outset that he is against the I. a na a laus, regulations. The other commissioners Sanford, scow's who visited Mario's school have not said how they will vote. To pass, Friday. No, MarIo is not one to the amendments will need at least a 3-2 hold a grudge, but he said he just vote, Just defeating the amendments, could not understand why the kind, bearded gentleman failed however, will not be enough for a citizens group formed after the Geneva meeting. kI to leave a bicycle under " "s - S S ford' . - - ..• v - -. . - - - - - -,. - '.9 - _____________ - VV - - -- . - t C Margaret Cammack, a real estate Christmas tree a year ago, agent and owner of 370 acres on Lake "Listen, here," Santa appears to Harney, organized Owners of Seminole be replying. "have you seen the County, a group she says is determined price of reindeer these days? it's not only to defeat the amendments, but to initiate a repeal olother portions of the tough all over." Comprehensive Plan. Much of Mrs. Cammack's property Herald P11010 by Torn Noise designated flood-prone by the county. She said she will tell the cornmlssloners the group wants the Cornprehensive Plan amended and revised to be no more restrictive than U.S. or Florida Law we warn our nisloric nglfls to own and use property to be respected by the County of Seminole, as it Is by Florida and the U.S.," Mrs. Cammack wrote in :All Hostages Face Tdal . J - which would èondenin Mnerkn IrnThe militant captors today con- PT11 r Uadl4id fOreign Minister Sadegh t1*!1)1ely-. NWW WMA's his own (M lot 111 11 &W InMed all 50 American ilonin -' By Us"Press hiiuItls.al - compound gates promised to deliver . In Contidora Island, Panama, a spokelunan for Un SW of Iran said the deposed mon collsidelled Panama,& idmu felt almost overcome with emol'on on her tlr offlc visit to the United States t,iaj," expulsion of two Time Magaaln. holidays whether to move again. - ih jnau i since becoming prime minister j(j Robert Armao a I1tswil ii.nan at he occtçled correspondents for what 1$ called 1.1 Iwbs aid. "None of them is diatostid revorth, IJIIII* 1.23 the whether the shah planned to stay. in months ago. 'Every British home has been reI dtofI*1d." nw'sr of joirnallets otedadbythe Panama. said, "We resllybaven'tgol lift le be. following anxiously the events In ti _••'-' reletIniiipy - rçme. A •v. , ua,t that far yet. We Jult want to V9 Uwoj 1"-a yjgà,g Telvan," Mrs. 'fllatcher said in her MMlsslutIon — apckaunan said the two would lot be the QIIIMmU and New Years holidays peio* oft "' et°°d St and he hVW sOme of the hostages could ricsd in waghwon, cw& in British Prime Minide her side, "'Ibe cruel orldeal Imposed on "11111 ftd alad cbridmu ca"lodkom hibm . e—b&Agp - &W -ifvxW ut in. Margaret natcher sised the Un6d tb— &Mes for its hancflg of the Iranian dignaticn Cl the entire world." Cl aft laternetlonal commission eflbsMY today mW studs at the F . ' -- - and saluted President Carter for ewianahlp, cal fliU and courage. During Un welcoming ceremony on the White Hmse South Lawn an a clear, cold - - - • ' V • If the land Is designated as a preservation or fl ood-prone area, the amend. ments call for allowing only recreational or vacation structures at one unit per five acres and no septic tanks. Under present regulations, structures are permitted at one unit per one acre and septic tanks are allowed If the health department assures they will function without problems. An alternative amendment proposed by county planners would allow one dwelling unit r five acres and septic tanks. - Preservation areas were determined by planners according the U.S. Geological Survey Maps indicating 10 year flood-prone areas. One hundredyear flood.-prone means the land has a one in one hundred chance of flooding in any year. Representatives of the People's Transit Organization, a group promoting mass transit, have said they will speak In favor of the amendments. Representative Bruce Gagnon said goverments should take stronger action to consolidate growth to avoid urban sprawl. Toda y - % -- ' . -5- -5---- — E.C. IIARPf'aR the town . . . LIIflC1)t'd Stormy Hearing Time Linel Quickly, add nine to nine nines and subtract nine-ninths for Wino's age just before he became a nonagenarian. take 1-15 toothpicks from a box. St. Nick K4 L b Around The Clock Bridge ........................4-B Calendar ......................2.0 lati Editorial ...................... 4-A Dear Abby ....................1-8 Horoscope ....................4-B Hostal.... .................. 2.-A Obituaries . ..................3-A OURSELVES ................is Sports ....................... 5-7-A TeleAsion ... ..... . ........I.B Weather A i' '4 1 1 U Lituw , rit] tit �- a -. .. .- - . I .. --.--. -. . 0- •. • . . .,..,.- • 0 • -. - Monday, Dec. 17, 197-1 venino Herald, Sanford, FL IA—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Monday, Dec. 17, lfl As Holiday Nears Robberies Mount 1 MRLD NATION County Road 431 In Forest City at 10:22 p.m. Saturday, when the two men ordered her to empty the register and safe. Law enforcement officials and food store clerks say the period from late Octobe r until Christmas is the "season" for armed robberies at the small convenience stores which dot the county. The robbers are often looking for Christmas money, officials added. I npru Qn,,fn..,I .,,n s.'-.-.-.4A hi, ,.nlh. ,,,hi_s ..o a T P,.t,..ustswi;a_.f us suuwi U VTUJ US S sq PJUI., IYSIU WATCHES STOLEN they saw two men flee the Handy Way at Celery and Elliot A thief hit another Shop and Go Saturday afternoon, but this tst_ un day mgni wirn one reporiewy carrying a cash unaay thief did not use a weapon and Is suspected to have left on a register. bathroom while they emptied the register Sunday evening, say bicycle.. During the robbery, one of the assailants allegedly struck police. The Sweetwater Square Shop and Go lost three Timex clerk Margarette Sermons while forcing her Into the back of Police say at 7:35 p.m. three men entered the convenience watches worth $127 Saturday evening, report deputies. the store. store at 1905 W. 20th., Sanford, and forced clerk Ellen Sparks Store employees say they believe the watches were taken by Teague was charged with armed robbery and aggravated into the back of the store. Warning her not come out until they a 15-year-old male seen loitering near the Timex display battery and is being held without ball at the Seminole County had left, the thieves took an undetermined amount of cash shortly before the theft was discovered. jail. from the register and 16 cartons of Kool cigarettes, police SANTA STOLEN The robbery was the second in eight days at the store. On reported. A six-foot plastic Santa Claus and three-foot plastic candle Dec. 8, two robbers threatened Mrs. Sermons with a gun and ARMED ROBBERY were stolen from the lawn of a south Seminole resident made off with the entire register. Another Shop and Go was robbed by two men, one carrying a Saturday, say deputies. ROBBERY AT SHOP AND GO gun, Saturday, deputies report. Gregory Marcus told deputies the lawn ornaments, valued at Three men forced the clerk of a Shop and Go Into the More's Clerk Barbara Fields of Orlando was alone in the store on $150, were taken on Saturday. -By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Sanford man was arrested Sunday after he allegedly robbed a Handy Way store and struck the clerk. The robbery was one of three reported at various convenience stores by Sanford police and Seminole County deputies this weekend. IN BRIEF a 5 British Soldiers Killed epu Iican Army — BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UP!) — The outlawed Irish Republican Army killed five British soldiers In a deadly pre-Clrlstmas bombing, the highest one day toll in four months, designed to "get the Brits out" of Northern Ireland. A sixth person was killed Sunday night when two youths shot to death a 40-year-old former activist of a Protestant self-defense group In Omagh, 60 miles west of Belfast. But police did not Immediately link his killing with the IRA. Sunday's six killings brought the death toll of combatants and civilians in the Northern Ireland troubles to 1,992 since 1999. I ..;-. " -• CHICAGO (UPI) — Drivers of the city's buses and elevated trains walked off the job early today, forcing more than 200,000 commuters to find alternate meani of getting to work in the nation's second largest city, already beset by a series of financial and labor problems. Two unions representing 11,000 bus drivers and train motormen began notifying their members at 3 a.m. CST to stay off the job In a dispute over the Chicago Transit Authority's refusal to give them a full cost-ofliving pay raise. The city, which Is heavily dependent on mass transit, also is battling to save its school system from bankruptcy and was threatened Sunday with a strike by firefighters. The transit strike also could cause gasoline shortages in the area, which has been hit by scattered strikes by tank-truck drivers. - Begin Wins Crucial Vote - JERUSALEM (UP!) — Prime Minister Menachem ' Begin's fragile coalition today survived a crucial vote on amending the abortion law,'an Issue used by op. position partiesln their latest effort to topple the crisisridden 30-month-old government. Parliament voted 58.53, with two abstentions In favor of striking a liberal clause from the law. Two - Cabinet ministers, Deputy Prime Minister Yigael Yadin and Justice Minister Shmuel Tamir, voted their conscience on the abortion issue and cast ballots against the government. Both are members of the Democratic Movement, a coalition partner. Some N.Y. Trains Rolling - .-..• 1 if :L ,• •t !&rI.-,.__ii— NEW YORK (UP!) — For the first time In a week, Long Island Rail Road train service was anticipated today for about 150,000 rush-hour commuters between New York City and such exotic locales as Babylon, Speonk and Ronkonkoma. The commuters, who turned to buses, cars and subways during a strike that had idled the nation's busiest commuter rail line since a week ago Saturday, were expected to return to the URR platforms today. Train No. 89, which departs Babylon at 5:04 a.m. and arrives In Manhattan at 6:11, begins the crush of trains that being commuters Into the city from Long Island. -. •* - San Salvador Leftists Hit - ' •. AU five victims, accused by the guerrillas of being members of a rightist group, died In the shooting Sunday. In another development, In Tootstown, Ohio, Peace Corps Director Richard Celeste said he Is concerned about the capture of Peace Corps volunteer Deborah Loff of New Jersey by urban guerrillas In San Salvador but does not consider the situation similar to the holding of American hostages at the U.S. Embassy In Iran. ••- '- - - :-,. •'r Portugal Socialists Out CHILDREN LISBON, Portugal (UP!) — The center-right Democratic Alliance swept the Socialists from power In the country's major cities today and took a majority of rural parish amemblies in its second ballot FLIP OUT - -'•._.•.l- - - -,1. . .- -- ..': - ""am Phow by .Cossolberry It's a topsy-turvy world for tots at Lake Brantley High School At left, Jennifer Morse shows off her skill. At right, Lake Brantley. Child Care Center, where they are learning tumbling exercises, student Pam Rachard works with Amy Gonzales. H ke., P r'isces As Oill Meeting. Opens o` 4. - - But The y Won't Leave The Ground Shuttle Astronauts Stagring hearsal i HOSPITAL NOTES ' sesornoLi MSMOR$AI. Harold W. Potts, orang. City Jessica A. Whitten, Winter HOSPITAL Dec. Is ADMISSIONS SANFORD: DEC. 16 ADMISSIONS SANFORD: K. lathes I$SIWp S. Wiorcins*i MatisII I. wsod Rhonda Combs Dorothy . A. Hodess Sylvester Jackson DIICNAIU$ DI$CNA.•U$ SANFORD: SANFORD: lsasIdLawsen Mary M. Anderson Jorry Thacker own" con" Kemp I. WMmar*, DeLial Ituttis H. Hanson p',,, se,, uvsrsttw. AnIU,DottOna 040 LOW NJ GOV bay. Deftm Amonillo L. CoMe 004M ._•: Mktaot J. Adass, , I--_ fl J. Don". Doflem Coke Bust The Is Real Thing' MIAMI (UPI)-The great He pleaded guilty to eight routine audit in mid-April to a Cowt4llwl dspodtion computer thieves involved Coca- Cola caper bubbled to coeds and agreed to testily 197$. 'The business coed on made by Joel Barrett Jr., a Braniff and Delta airlines, a the surface from court about the scheme In exchange one report was different than former Coke Internal auditor. lo g, fast-food concessionaire for a two-year probation The financial statement According to court records, and a Cuban market in records today. up by the M11. A group 01 yet-unIdentified sentence. He could have been $26,056 different," according phony accounts 11gev.1 used the Coca-Cola omdancsdtoamazbnumof4o Bottling Co. of Miami's years In prison, ay Wake p o Alvam 0111! e in Mamb to 'UoSe truckload deliveries of Cokes Novick sold he has had a ti W WS66 .ni be WASHINGTON (UPI) — 1ji •6 VSUI In the iwnI ________ fad thenI ,cptomor heavy trial calendar thIs (all èciàci It's Urne to do something for the "a major drive to educate physicians and IWOfU andepectstoarrangeforths ia ds 30 million Americans who have p,is,*a about sup disorders and their stateniedi and COiui polygrth trI1l1 of the truck UldmeaL todhviony disclosed. 4y 08 ,I1Jl. U Alvaris General Julius Richmond is Surge ' He added that the program will have Wn "The total value Is ap- fails totes, the judgibis said prspvsdto unveil today "Project Sleep," a halls: pro'dm5ofy half a 'pillion be Will rvoke the trick 4$1igfl4 to iducat. ty pf — Improved diagne adtrOSl'Wfll 00 the var s prob. on. dsct.r and the public about sleep diserdus 4OdOm. torney Jay Novick * told Øj , charges could be Slid bow to tr shim. — puhII kwIedge . Judge John A. Twksky. against some Coca-Cola ' ---in . aximm''or prO P'Y !'PI1N ,n,dithu dndgesd to help ps* deuo Novick made do statement -- More general keowledge about OfIldals of the tiotuig tm ire are eo &M estimates is at the onteaft of and the risks and bits 01 sleep potions, Julio Alvares, $70 who bad rofuesd to cuus the alieged Americans salter (rein insomnia, but a 197$ especially when takes hi been (kid led year after 10 computer scbome,_soylag synçedom en the sulisv1 placed the umber ether S1OObsI. )un at pickups 30 million. On. isswsy years of driving a soft drinks only that "oar F lo delivery truck for the Coca- never experienced a theft of doctor,, reported at the s,mo meeting, found Insomnia Is generally defined as Cola company. Alvarez was any suck mnoed" 18.7 percs$ of their psIIwta had trouble disturbance or frequed nit-tlms waking, CocaCola officials s1ng. wiIhlw then GtoOz hours ofshapresulting ctiargsd with 16 counts 01 orand 04 totalft more then càvuredpbssj WlWP for RkhrAK In a Whir to various isulustry in dWime probisons si Be jitters, work and professional groups Inviting their Impsinne,d or drowsiness. $29,009 worth 01 Coke.. delivered ift drhmksàring _ - T U — - -: Sloop / - - a I .-, - ., .-- 1, . • . . ' - vs - IN BRIEF. PSC To Bell: Reach Out And Touch Some Consumers TALLAHASSEE, Iii. (UP!) — The Public Service Commission meets today to cut rates for long distance calls within Florida this week. Depending on the final adjustments the commission makes in Southern Bell Telephone's Intrastate long distance charges, the rate cuts are expected to total about $31 million, the amount recommended by the PSC's accounting department. The commission's rate department, whose job It is to determine the specific cuts, has proposed an Increase In the late night and weekend discount and a new full rate schedule with almost all Intrastate rates going down. However, the rates will stay as much as 44 pureed above interstate charges established by the Federal Commicatlons Commission, continuing to snake it cheaper for Floridians to telephone out of Mate than to make long distance calls within the Mate. - Tucker Doctor To Testify ______ r "iiIt ___ - ': 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford NOW SANFORD ELECTRIC NOR ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — A psychiatrist who spent part of the weekend tasting the defendant is scheduled to dieclouc his findingz today at the federal kidnapping trial 01 James Keith Tucker. Tucker's mother says glue-sniffing made her son nervous and absent-minded. Dr. Gary Arthur's psychiatric specialty has been treatment of drug users, Including glue millers. Tucker underwent lading and eamlnatkii by Arthur at Tampa on Saturday. Tucker, 19, Is charged with the July 30 abduction 01 Caroline Thompson, 5, of Dunwoody, Ga. - Sanford City Cornia I m.s John n (above) said -- — iai1v k will formally announce right after the holiday. his intention t be a Democratic candidate for the county cornmission. District So . That Office currently is held by Republican' Rill I'Cfrchhoff. Bird Watchers To New Touch Control electronic clock and timer. -- -v-n '-.:u, t. CLE A NS ITSELF w:lh . - ' ,: I 1--• 10.1.1 i;n 1:~ /715 With ELECTRICALLY -- - to Ou ( S. Joseph Davis Jr receives the robes of his office as circuit judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit (Seminole and Brevard counties) from his wife, Betty (left) and daughters Palmela Cepuran and Sheila Davis as he is invested in his new office. Participating in the ceremony are his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Davis Sr. (right). The robes, a gift of the Seminole County Bar Association, were presented durinig Investiture ceremonies at the Hembiole County courthouse. HERE COMES THE JUDGE -' - SI - — - S SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 2522 PARK DR. — - 4 This year, give ag ift that keeps on • • giving.., a subscription to the Evening HezWd your gift subscription reader will enjoy the - many features offered daily by Seminole County's only daily newspaper... * £etblN Magazine every Friday, complete entertainment guide * FLORIDA In brief * NATION in brief * WORLD in brief * LOCAL-the most complete local news coverage - In - the Greater Sanford area. v.I.1w WI - AREA DEATHS _____ search MERRITT ISlAND, Fis, (UP!) — ThIrty-five 01 Florida's but bird watchers will comb the 140,000 acres of the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, beplag to catalog. even more varieties of birds than the 151 species they found there a yew ago. Robert Los,_iitaM manager 01 the rofirge and cue of the 3$, hopes the current census for the National Audubon Society will torn up at lead one oyster catcher at Merritt Island. "Iknow they're out them it's just a matter 01 fInding one," he said. Mortuary Is in charge of arrangements. ¶ ADDRESS: — ZIP: MY PHONE NO.: JONES,ARTHUR A.— Funeral services for Arthur A. Jones, of 1314 Williams Ave., who dud Dec 10 at Seminole Memorial Hospital Wsll DI Tuesday, Dec. II. at 4 p.m. at St. Paul Missionary Oaptist Church with Rev. Amos Jones officiating . burial In Rastlawn Cemetery, Sanford. Wilson EIchslDIrg.r hl- ry In charge. - MY NAME: * Enclosed is my check in the amount 01:5 MONTHS $11.10 6 MONTHS sn.00 1 YEAR $4: Th. EVENING HERALD Sanford, Florida 3277 A A great w; toy Merry ChristmasI cem., aas em em . N I clews Illiiillllllllllllll WPM Misidi pg MON. YNNU FIlM SATURDAY 9.1 lanlerd (IN) 1*34163 ---- - ____ - NAME: CITY: Funeral Notic. IM ssmce. ii — p---, Cialiie,.4.i•,i.s WWbI to The Evening Herald in the name of: MEMORIAL PAN aes frj * PIens.a Mouse .af.r my tisrit#mne 1I1# Arthur A. Jones, of 1314 Williams Ave., Sanford, died Dec. 10 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was retired from the Seaboard Coast Line Raifroad and was a member of the St. Paul Missionary Baptist th Survivors include two ions, a daughter, grandchildren and other relatives. Wilson-Eichelberger SANFORD .: Winc tall Oil Tax May Pass Senate WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Senate has resolved the major problems in Its $178 billion windfall profits tax, but still must deal with scores of pending amendments before passing the legislation. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd wants the bill passed later today so the Senate can act on the Chrysler aid bill and leave Saturday on its traditional month long Christmas holiday. But Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell Long, floor manager of the windfall tax bill, has said Sinai passage could come either today orTuesday. Many of the amendments still pending may not be brought up if the Senate heeds Byrd's appeal to pass the windfall measure as quickly as possible. A major filibuster was avoided when the Senate, after a sometimes bitter debate In an unusual Saturday session, In a 0-27 vote, killed an amendment that would have required states to pay a federal windfall profits tax on royalties they get from the oil they own. The amendment was proposed by Sen. John Danforth, R Mo., who claimed oil producing states would use the "colossal" wealth they would get from soaring oil prices to conduct "economic warfare on the red of the country" that would result In "closed factories and lost jobs" in oilconsuming Mates. Public schools in Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma are financed by royalties from date-owned oil. Long, D-La., who is up for reelection next year, led the fight against the amendment, arguing it was unconstitutional because It would impose a federal in on state-owned natural resources. $4 / Buy one of these ranges before Christmas and We'll give you a rebate of $401 I JO SOOG WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE (DEC. 24th) Horald PIIStS by T•rn Nitsot P.O. Box 1657 - 1: 1: m—T'Yl " -'i 'J_•t' TONY RUSSI INSURANCE âIIW '' ____ * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS :'I& 1 :1 ARTHUR A. JONES am 013,056 $ WASHINGTON (U P1)— SubstantIal progress has bssn mad. In ledudnAllo. tn4nitIne contns* 01 cigarettes, the Federal Trade Commission reports, with more than 100 brands now being marketed with a relatively low 15 mgs of tar or less. Canton king-size filter In a hard pack, the leader in low tar and nicotine 1* months ago when the last FTC test results were released, once again was the leader with less than .5 mg tar and less than .56 mg nicotine. The worst- ranked cigarettes were non-filter English Ovals, which the FTC reported have more than 30 times the tar and 2.S times the nlctone of the cleanest ones. . Miami -S * SR 22 FILED FREE at Cigarettes Lowering Tar barrel because of "developments in the world CARACAS, Venezuela (UP!) — OPEC's oil price Sunday to $30 per barrel from $26.27 and "as long as possible." flatly disagreed with the$24-a-barrel level set oil market." The cost of Indonesian oil will ministers will try to set a unified pricing But LIbyan Oil Minister Ezzedln All three days ago by Saudi Arabia, the United policy for the 13 member countries ax-eft now go to between $24 and 27.90 per barrel. M&bruk Said, "we believe our crude is still I Arab Emirates, Qatar and Venezuela. That Pertarnina last set prices at $23.50 across the today, but Iran, LIbya and Indonesia already underpriced," adding that the industry's quartet produces 45 percent of OPEC's 31 board Nov. 17. announced their own substantial Increases. Vice standard based on Saudi Arabian light "°" baflel4dSY outPUt. The United States and Japan take most of There was extremely heavy security, with crude slxndd be raised to $34 per barrel. Indonesia s 1.6 million barrel daily producover 7,000 soldiers and civilian guards, many Iran's oil minister Sunday announced a $4Despite the wide disparity over price levels, tion. armed with submachine guns, around the a-barrel Increase In Its crude oil prices, efthe mirtisters are in agreement on the need to plush TamancoIntercontinental Hotel where fective Dec 1, pushing the price of Iranian "' restore a unified pricing system In the cartel, °" 42-gallon barrel W ith lfl VL1UW President Herrera was to address the light crude to $28.50 a barrel and heavy crude whi ch has been losing control over prices U EAT HER ° a . Those prices are or opening session, to $27.70. Iran was the fifth largest supplier to some of Its members break ranks; and change long-term contracts, with prices on spot The price hikes on the eve of the two-day the United States 'v the i to $45 a barrel on the spot markets much tigter R.sag. .t a.: tern. Inlet out 56 miles: A small co nference plus disagreement between cart el regime of Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini cut Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed opec members, In order of production, are peratire, 51; .vcruit low, craft advisory is in effect members over pricing policies for next year production alter the February revolution. zaici Yamani, whose country Is the largest Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Kuwalt,.Venezuela, $7; yesterday's high, $3; Wind, northerly is I. 11 knots promised a tough meeting. In Jakarta, the state-owned Pertajnlna oil U.S. oil supplier and the cartel's largest LIbya, Nigeria, the United Arab Emirates, b.metrlc pressure, 56.1*; Increasing to SI to 2$ knots producer at9.S million barrels a day, said the In a surprise move Ubya, third largest L company announced today Indonesia was Indonesia, Algeria, Qatar, Gabon and raising Its crude oil prices up to $4.40 per Saudis planned to maintain Me $24 level for supplier of oil to the United States, raised Its Ecuador. wind,, N.dh-N.rthwest it 1$ pk. fed lscreaslngt.StolIfeet FORECAST by this afterassa. Clearing by a Cloudy with some fig early late morning then continued this m.rsiig. Clearing later fair through Tuesday. ts morning shem lair through EXTENDED FORECAST Ts"Iday. H40o today and Florida except northwest: Tuesday near U. Colder Cold all districts Wednesday %W& with lows In the Old with moderating temindy 1611er this misaiag pe ra teres Thursdayand the Kennedy Space Center, lacking the rocket with northerly winds is- Friday. Mostly fair weather CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, (UP!) — Backup been made In the defective pasts, began at 4 p.m. Sunday. The test calls for a creasing to is fa 21 mph. boosters and fuel tanks It will need for launch. Wednesday and Thursday astronauts Joe Engle and Richard Truly The space shuttle program has been complete nmtlrough of all the Columbia's TUESDAYTIDES beesonlig partly cloudy by prepared today to board the rocket plan. A more crucial ted Is scheduled today at plagued by two main problems, one of them launch, In4light and return systems, with Doyle.. Beach: ugh, 0:12 Friday with a chaitce of Cohunbia during the dress rehearsal testing the National Space Technologies Laboratory the cluster-fIring of the three engines for the edronauta and all the support personnel In Bay St. Loids, Miss. Prototypes of the &mL9 711 rn.' low 12:11 showers. Highs Wednesday of the space shuttle's orbiter, full 520 seconds required to boost Colombia on filling their roles. Columbia's three main rocket ençlnes are to from upper III extreme north Engle, an Air Force colonel, and Navy n.m., 12: pm, Ill first flight. Computers are simulating flight events. undergo a full duration, dumordring test. Pat Canaveral: high, 0:44 to ussr 7$ south moderating commander Truly won't be rocketing The other obetacie has been the huti1iatho The command team was operating today at It Is a repeat of. tout that failed Nov. 4 ass. 7 p.m.; low, 12:67 n.m., by Friday to 76s north and anywhere in the Columbia. Nor will the (thousands of Was on the Columbia's outer the Johnson Space Center In Houston, while is when a hydrogen line ruptured on an engine near N south. laws in the SOs primary crew of flight commander John skin 10 4ilild It frOfli 12:40 p.m. uimlfl$ but 01 M the launch team performs at the Cape. scale, severely damaging Internal engine - entry Into Earth's atmosphere. Bayport: high, 11:44 n.m., extreme north Wednesday Young, and Navy Qndr. Robert Ciippen, who Engineers of Rockwell International, the parts. The damaged engthshes been replaced 116 p.m.; I, 0:17 a.m., 1:42 warning to near 11 extreme take their turn at the controls Tuesday. Called the orbiter IntIVMId test, the five- builder of Columbia, watched electronically by ancther engine and modifications have south moderating by Friday The Columbia sthl stands In Its hangar at day operation focusing on the spece plane fmm their offices in iwo.y, Calif. pm. touppar4k north and Ns BOATINOFORECAST . IL Annefte to W * YOUNG,DRIVER PROGRAM 1. - 3 * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS V HADDAM, Coon. (UP!) — A control valve malfunction at Connecticut Yankee, the nation's most productive nuclear power plant, Sunday released radioactive gas estimated to be 40 percent above federal limits. The 5:48 a.m. Incident at the rural plant on the Connecticut River caused no injuries and did not Interrupt operations, said Northeast Utilities, operators of the facility. Karl Abraham, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Philadelphia, said based on information he received from the plant, the accident "was minor." He said the radioactive release was "very, very small and posed no danger to anyone." -• . SANFORDIFLA. 2I0SANFORDAVE. - -- 'a cliew ddt to do rW With 3,043 of 4,042 precincts reporting, the threeparty AD grabbed the city council presidencies of Lisbon, northern Oporto and central Coimbra — the three big cities — from the once-pivotal Socialists and In smaller city halls, The Socialists ran second In the Sunday vote, which saw 74.6 percent of the 6.9 million electorate cast ballots, taking 46 city halls, followed by the cornmtmld4rc,g United People Alliance with 45. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Radioactive Gas Leaks - •-. — SAT. 8:00-5:00, CLOSED SUNDAY - —---7'.- SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) — A heavily armed band of 50 persons believed to be leftists sotrmed into a small village near San Salvador and dragged five people from their homes to the public square where they machine-gunned them, officials METZ SHOE REPAIR OPEN MON.-FRI.8:00.6:0O In Dispute Over Pay Raise - - - SHOE REPAIRING— CLEANING— DYING said. i think he said the shah's going to Panama was a step in the right direction." Carter who watched the interview while still at his Maryland mountaintop retreat was asked if he found Ghotbzadeh's remarks more conciliatory than in the past. "We have no quarrel with the people of Iran and our longrange hope Is to make friends with the people of Iran, but until they release the hostages such a relationship will be impossible," Carter said. While noting that the Iranian foreign minister raised "a lot of things with which we strongly disagree," Carter said: "We're not displeased with the interview." He expressed hope the Iranian government will come to see that the crisis is "counterproductive" to the Iranian people as well as the 50 American hostages. "We'll decide later," Carter said, on what the next step will be in the drive for a peaceful resolution of the crisis. Carter has initiated a series of measures to put the diplomatic and economic squeeze on Iran. Asked If the deposed shah of Iran's departure from the United States Saturday had led to a softer attitude on the part of the Iranians, the president replied: 'It's hard to say. "Our position and that of the shah has been that he came here for medical treatment ... and that when the treatment was finished and he would be able to travel, he would leave and that's exactly what has occurred," he said. "I hope it will be a step in the right direction, but there's no way to predict," Carter said. WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter says it would be gratifying if the American hostages are released before Christmas and he urged Americans to display the flag Tuesday on "National Unity Day." With the crisis now going Into its seventh week, Carter derived new hope from a Sunday ABC Interview with Saydegh Ghottnadeh who said some of the hostages may be freed by Christmas. Saying the American flag is "a most fitting symbol" to demonstrate the nation's concern for the hostages at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, Carter asked the American people Sunday to fly the Stars and Stripes Tuesday. "I urge all Americans to observe National Unity Day, December 18, 1979, by flying the Stars and Stripes from their homes and other suitable place," Carter said. Carter had a busy day ahead with a cermonial welcome and Important talks scheduled with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who arrives at the White House at 10 a.m. EST on her first state visit. Chatting briefly with reporters on his return from a weekend stay at Camp David Sunday, Carter said "it would be gratifying" to see Ghotbzadeh follow up on a promise to try to free some of the hostages by Christmas. "We hope they will be coming home," Carter said. But the president quickly added, "Of course, we want them all to come home." "It would be gratifying to see some of them come home," he Chicago Drivers Walk Off - I. B h By Iriss1. TRY METZ-HE's the BEST President: 'Fly Your Flags Tuesday' IN BRIEF -. avenu avenues es S Nat'i'onal Unity Day - ------- --------------- 1 �U * 1'• V • f Evening Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Dec. 17, 197t—SA (USPS 41.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-261 1 or $31.9993 Monday, Dec. 17, 1919-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.(*. Another Blow To Free Speech The First Amendment was mugged again. - - As a result of two decisions handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court, Americans lost some more of their free speech, which has been increasingly confined during recent years by the judiciary, the VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT 1K very branch of government that should be guarding and extending constitutional rights. In Brown vs. Traub, the court ruled that The Albuquerque Journal must disclose confidential sources in the pretrial discovery phase of a libel suit involving an attorney with alleged ties to the underworld. The significance of this is that it expands the doctrine laid down in the famous Branzburg case of 1972 which stated reporters have no constitutional right to shield their sources in criminal grand jury proceedings. Now, for the ByDONGRAFF BY ROBERT J.WAGMAN .* first time, confidential news sources in civil Tehran isn't the only dateline for bad news WASHINGTON — Jimmy Carter's cam_J.._ these days. psign team is proving to be as Inept and proceedings are to be exposed as well. One of the more discouraging stories of Obviously, sources of information are not likelydisorganized as the president's White House recent weeks comes out of New Delhi where . to disclose instances of crime and corruption If staff. It could him much trouble the general conference of the International time whencause his political star appears to beatona they know in advance they are not to be shielded the rise. 0 Atomic Energy Agency has been in session. C9. • - that betrayal could bring severe penalties, . In a move concerned with politics rather Political foul-ups large and small are the ) including death. than technology, the conference voted order of the day — and some of them are overwhelmingly to deny participation to the The Albuquerque case has brought in- almost funny. Take, for example, the * South African delegation because of that * vestigative reporting another defeat on an old president sending letters to a large group of government's racially discriminatory battle front. This is punishing to the citizens of this Democrats congratulating them on their apartheid policy. country and to their media, but it Is not nearly as election victories ladsmall month. It made good There is nothing unusual In the denial Itself, sense, but for one detail: They all had alarming and potentially destructive as the lost in November. The White house had used the work of a familiar coalition of Third court's new flanking attack on free speech in joint the wrong list. World, Communist bloc and miscellaneous non-aligned nations. Rejecting South Africa's appeals, Mitchell vs. Bindrim and Doubleday vs. Some of the errors, though, are far more 0 credentials on grounds that withholding of Bindrim, surely a landmark case. Here, the serious. The political pros are still shaking * political rights unrepresentative of the people Supreme Court refused to review a s75,00o libel their heads over the monumental Carter goof of the country has become ritual in recent Illh11Ot. award against a novelist and her publisher, inImmediately after Chicago Mayor Jane 0 cap"years at International gatherings, including Doubleday and Co. that was won in a suit brought Byrne jumped ship, the Carter people, led by the General Assembly of the United Nations. by the self-described, real-life model for one of the campaign boss Bob Strauss, began to woo her What Is news in the New Delhi development Far out novel's fictional characters. is that It follows within so few weeks a stillbiggest foes In the party, including Rep. Dan unexplained occurrence In the South Atlantic Dr. Paul Bindrim, a California psychologist Rostenkowski, State Sen. Richard Daley and that has scientists and governments wonseveral other Influential members of the Cook known as 'the father of the nude marathon — a dering If there may be a new member of the kind of encounter sesson — maintained In his suit County Democratic Central Committee. OUR READERS WRITE nuclear club. Davis Mitchell that he Strauss and Company were making real against authoress Gwen In late September, an American earth progress and some major endorsements was the recognizable model for a not-altogether loomed that would lessen the impact of Mayor satellite detected a brilliant flash typical of admirable character In her novel, Touching. B's defection. nuclear tests. It was Immediately analyzed as such and speculation was that South Africa Curiously, the court that awarded Dr. Bridrim his MUOWhU., over on .16., had clear. The South Africans, $75,000 daies In W17,the California pellate siaat .,..-.____ e.ung toe. Jerry was A .......... .. .Y': dconductthgatest,as .. long4tms • . and loden terney the award, and Daugherty, a court, which upheld thepreme hãe ill the known nuclear powers. Court, which refused to review the constitutional political organizer who ran the 1976 Carter ThereIs also the matter of falloot. Quaa. The Fifth Amendment to the United States Seminole County" organization: legality, overlooked a stark incompatibility in Dr. CIflSigfl In New York. Now be is titles of radioactive debris characteristic of a Constitution declares no person shall be l)Thattheb ardo(commlssioners deny all test have not been detected, suggesting that Bindrim's arguments. Although suing because 111111 In deprived of life, liberty or property without portions of the iv amendments wasflulnola causingand Mayor Byrne's support the original sighting may have been an error., due process of law, nor shall private Comprehensive Land Use p striking similarities between himself and the County Independents and anti-Byrne py the ____ be taken for public use without Jod sections But the satellite, specifically equipped for this. property concerning mass transit, aviation, purpose,ties novel's character supposedly put him in the book, regulars. Even those peopie who were esiieen correct In 41 earlIer test. pesUOn ___ posts and electric utilities. Dr. Bindrim said it was the difference between his pected to be pro-Kennedy were telling The extent of government at all levels In the 2) That the board of commissioners vote world of reality and the fictional portrayal that Dougherty they could not support anyone So the mystery of the flash persists. But nQ: business affairs and lives of American herewith to romps hearings on the Com. actually constituted libel. Dr. Bindrim's mayor backed. ftj has increased at a staggering rate prehensive Lend Use Plan forth. purpose of ofthe New Delhi doings. They represent one allegations only confirmed Ms. Mitchell's conEnter Transportation Secretary Neil over the pest several years. Regulatory amending and revising those portions of the moreüXlCSof the paralyzing pOlitIZth¼)Ilof tention that she had deliberately created a ftc- GoldectsnI. He told I Press cofsnnce It agencies have yielded a flood of guidelines, Comprehensive Land Use Plan that may be International undertakings whether the to play regulations, rules and procedures that have found to be objectionable because they ex. specified purposes are political or not tional character who differed in personality, hardball and he would Mart the game by 801*11 African racian Is only one hdruslv* Increased cods to the consuming public and cessively restrict the property jgig appearance, and conduct from Dr. Bindrim. funds wider his control wtttholding federal political Issue. Another is the Arab-Israeli added significantly to the burden of the to use and enjoy their property. Associations of writers and publishers havefrom bevause"you Just can't take business community. popenofthaCngn- coltd1*atibI, the manipulation of which has warned the courts and a largely indifferent public the woman's (Mayor Byrne's) word." The last several decades have seen more prehensive Land Use Plan requiring a four- prompted U.S. withdrawal from the Inter,: that the process of creative writing would be national Labor Organization. The U.N... Within hours the roof caved In. The Carter restrictions Imposed, more regulations aft vote of the board ofcommissioners for a Educational, Scientific and Cultural chilled" if novelists could not draw on their people In flllnols began a series of frantic , in truth, more prohibitions specific amendment to the plan in actuality, Organization Is another body similarly awaah personal experiences without fear of legal calls to the White House. All their delicate enforced concerning the We and (51" 11OPM41111 entertains minority control and Is therefore in politics irrelevant to Its reasons for beln: were falling apart, negotiations of private property than ever before In United obj.ctlonaL liability. Who can doubt it? And, among those 00y cherishing American letters, who cannot grieve thePUb1Y made blunt threat was causing 8Th history. South Africa has rM been expelled from the The above resolution was approved by the International Atomic Energy Agency, oily. The principles of free enterprise and Board of Dirictors of the Seminole County over the implications, considering that much of local Democrats to close ranks behind Mayor b'vied from the New Delhi sessions. Which competition as the bed way of meeting Board of RMTORS, an organization of the best fictional writing is auto- biographical and Byrne. may two out to be a meaningless distinction, and high Whit. House aide. consumer demands an giving way to more than l,O members. always has been? than began to make frantic calls of their own, governmental regulations, Intervention and lAwam F. , to the agency's own detriment. telling the anti-Byrne powerhouses that the control. It Is time to return to the people the presweld South Africa Is one of the hail-dozen A mixture of hope and outrage might leave administration redly didn't mean it. ft was right to is. their property and make decisions Forrest I. Greene, countries having more than merely nuclear room for some belief that this latest court assault too late, though, and key (blesgo Democrats without excessive government restrictions. potential. Us technological capability Is In We, theistore, support the broad aweept Of upon the First Amendment is too egregious to who were sat to rally behind Carter now say S,'rh'ole Cow*y place. Going nuclear Is not a matter of tImeS "Owners Of . the recommendations of the Board of REALTORS and development but of deciding to do so. endure. But, inasmuch as this is only the latest In they do not data. :1 a long series of decisions adverse to free speech during recent years, one must wonder In dread if the direction has become irreversible. And the JACK ANDERSON terrifying part of it is that the average American citizen apparently remains complacent and unaware that the courts are robbing him of his right , once taken for granted, to speak freely, to F 11 That Failed Carter Team's Boners . Realtors Address . Coun ty I write freely, and to publish freely. BERRY'S WORLD U.S. Expected The Shoh. . .And Troubie WASHINGTON — In the backrorjms of Wasington, .veiylas seemed to know that the shah was bad news. 7% Stat. Dspsrt mod and Central Intelligence Agencyadvised egalid Mth him to the United riift States. ft Would p * y . lien, they warned, to dorm the American Embassy and silas Amirli hedages. 1LA P11 Pr,&4p4 Carter was aware of the__ nIn. this nplorlagethdho.*nit the shah, Carter rspoit.iy ' advisers rustufly: When the 1rw' tall. oer people In Tebrai hostage, what will you adviss me then?" Nersrthuless, he per. __ Ira (qsdally do oWd Amer (IOfleimL)" court paso i. tli court biI by'me embassy. tot Vance advised the prnld,1t to admit the shah on ' anitarl" grousd& Theshah's case was heradied at the Stats Department by Undersecretary David Nmom. He probably imdsrdood better ti else Is W*gtcn the consequences of grading the shah a visa. He was privy to the many warnings and progno.tIctlons that the shah's In n in the United Slates would mean trqie. ___ N*iu.'s only concern was bow to the Of the elab's a'thaL 1k have Pruisreed, for "p',, to bring sh.h ce,y a year — after mere Mahie. ,,aI1y lidherinad the shah's entry. rrsiM, w heidi t disk Secretary Of X111110 C VCS iSidSedOid at Henry the Slats Dapasnied, us is tenth with the danger. On July Ii, he s oMt1 He "on only" cable to (barges d'Affaires L 18in BrncsLalngseinTirui __ sow* 's cdsrIng the cells p_ued. "how to rM to thedab's cedising query to ne owls* various t"le regarding e -r'ig riltb-i in the (p$ Slates ... I wsu&I like to bees year pStiiUinl and irteat. evelnetlee Of the effset 'w me $ __ - - uat u, mercsc Isriedlag peMmil. in the *ai reprisals q0W t knew that the pilitled ilsds in 'ldeot spun. could wOok is Amsrà'a hm Yet on Ang.,2, he M the Amsr Embassy a "lKrd4asMhtve" plaamlag psr a hew to peeper, solar the deb to come to the United Slat." lbs plan was to wed edit Ayatollah Bsk WmI Mg iii eiu1N1Iiu and pid *A IJl. sew gsveamsd._______ Then, the piper Mated, "W• shield infirm them o,vsramsd that vs v to olsir dicbOfoldINusaatheassds.OnsOf these old Issues will be the status Of the shalL We ral engh, could have been treated could inform the governmed that we haveelsewhere. The humanitarian appeal, In other resisted lidene, prsuiwea to allow him to words, was a ruse. come to the U.S. Ween.. We did Mt wish to s compelling question Ii why? Why were em"pUcut. (the ayatollah's) proie or our leaders so determined to ktmj( the shah, efforts to coodrMt a new r4atIft contrary to the best Inireds of the United "Now with the new govirnened fkmly $at.s? The usual jMtjfltJon is that they ed"HId and accepted, It seems op. coujd net turn their beak on a loyal ally and propriate to i'nIt the shah to the UAL lbs that they could net give the ayatollah a veto newgevuramedmay ad ljke*,betitls bad over who can enter the coodry. to get the lame Mt d ths way." lb* greater obligation was Propssd the Slats Dapa'tmed plarmers: uietPOPPVCO& t o the shah but to tl* ulat1Mal Interests. A 'lbs discvslon with the new (goveemnant) day .i4domn passes that the United States siiosdtpiacetsrItisinpiacssomstwo. dO't I1 IrabIS5 whose presence t.s we , , would sot be beI pf uL woo corns re. s 'fli.-4hr, we shield b8& to prepare the Ir by MIND pisisari to admit the shah cams idft shah to pe es teethe s hire — pe meer es wblth vs are 6qk ____ epn4w pitq 'lit the, is so prespint lean to settle mat maybe. ged for going dI 1 1111 So shah w4way to get let vitabl, Mop t ttd as.but it wIB be usoy d to review how dangers, the it— Is. In dthr Of these samadan vs id Mm for a positive ciji is oar putties on the shah by Jary, 1*." Indeed the shah, *.edng medical need, arrived in (ktibr 111,. Sources due to the abaiielon wles that his Mkeeda, th.ngh PrimarflYfrom David RodkekU.randHenry 1 "ir. Desp't, th* disclaimers, they conducted a releatless campaign In Wthigta to grad the shah refnge. lbs respected forilge affairs Oergs Ball us COirad in adft It "oknosio Pr$N's." lbs Roebefelloriiithig,r Mill t they =6only Miulited psamel c-vta is pars daptim. Th5ydirMtsdthspge; they pulled the dringe; they enilM,d others to JOIn hi the pressure. In previous columns, we have explajjwI their motivatisu. They have mini. deft PicW ft to the shah. N no, -'IL 4 ' 77. — �L- ... . INIGS ATTACHED SPORTS - Monday, Dec. 17, 1fl A—Ev.nIng Hera M, Sanford, Fl. _. -- - al Wins It Donoghue's 4th Qub-der Field- Go O' ,..,..1,.,._.,1.... P/?C1'/PE WE 464641,E a \ \ t9Y J0/N//Y6 7.4'E 0UR IYNO #V14'7 Oiy 7Z7 \ 7 Tr ' YZ'E/flX 4'CA'- TO -8QC1'ç XOR/iVc 0,0P 4,457 - ., ""' _________ . . 1 . -1 pressure." By United Press International' The Boston Celtics, owners of the Newlin, an eight-year veteran, best record in the NBA, keep finding scored the most points by any player new ways to win games. in a game this season. lie also set a On Sunday night, the Celtics team record, eclipsing the 50 by managed to overcome a 52-point John Williamson last season. But his performance by the New Jersey effort proved futile when the Celtics Nets' Mike Newlin and go to over- scored the last eight points in time before topping the Nets, 115- overtime, 112. And Boston Coach Bill Fitch Larry Bird led Boston with 19 thinks it's all a matter of his team's points, attitude. Despite his spectacular perteam is coming out like formance, Newlin wasn't very every night is the playoffs," said happy about the game. Fitch, after the Celtics had urn"If we'd won, I'd feel good, but it's proved their record to 25-7, good for just another 'L'," he said. In other games, Kansas City a 2-game lead in the Atlantic Division. edged Indiana 107-105, Milwaukee "It will make us a better baliclub. routed Utah 104-79, Portland We've already experienced a lot of drubbed Houston 123-101, San Diego peer pressure, and a lot of media out&unned Detroit 133-126, Los , Tampa Bay Swims Into NFL Playoff Spot 1 -' ' I TAMPA, Fin. (UPI) After frittering away op. portunities for three straight weeks, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in the National Football Conference playoffs for the first time in their four-year history, but it wasn't easy and they don't know who they will play. Tampa Stadium, but they won't know their opponent until after next week's matchup between the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles. If Philadelphia beats the Bears, they will face Tampa at Tampa Stadium. If the Bears beat the Eagles, the Hues will be at home against the Los Angeles Rams. Neil O'Donoghue's 19-yard field goal midway through the final period on a rainy Sunday afternoon gave the Hues the victory, but it was solid defense early in the game and total ball control in the late going that propelled the Rues The Buccaneers, who had been sitting on hold for three weeks, finally cracked into the playoffs with a sloppy 3.6 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday. That sends them into the playoffs either Dec. 29-30 at into the playoffs. on the Chiefs' 11-yard4ine. Tampa's defense limited "We could have played in the Chiefs to only 80 yards overtime, we could have total offense -- 58 on the played all month and Kansas ground and 22 in the air, while City would not have scored," recovering one fumble and a happy Danny Reece said. intercepting one pass. "I WT proud of this team But in the final quarter, after all the abuse it has when all th e marbles were on taken," said Tam pa Coach the table and the Bucs knew John McKay. the Bears were swamping St. reacted had McKay Louis, it was the offense that sharply, and profanely, last rose to the occasion, week when sports writers Tampa played ball control quoted Tampa linebacker throughout the final period, David Lewis as saying the with Kansas City running only Bucs had "choked" in losing three offensive plays and one three straight games. punt, and killed out the clock "We were not going to take Title in the National Football Conference because of a better inconference record. Kansas City finished with a 7-9 record in the Western Division of the American Football Conference. 'We played four quarters of football and the Buccaneers won," said Kansas City Coach Mary Levy "As I always say we play from week to week and then on the afternoon of the game both teams play in the same elements and, today, the Rues were just three points better than we were." Ricky Bell, Tampa's first The Bucs blew another scoring chance in the first round draft pick in 1977, period when O'Donoghue was surpassed the 1,200-yard set to try a 32-yard field goal. rushing mark for the season The snap from center was bad with 137 yards, giving him 1,263 yards for the season. His and bobbled by holder Tom 39 carries were only two off Blanchard and O'Donoghue the NFL record set by France picked up the ball and tried Harris of Pittsburgh. unsuccessfully to run for a don't really feel too first down. tired," Bell said. "I was caught up in the game. They Kansas City also blew a kept giving me the ball just field goal opportunity in the tried to crack it and and I just Jan when second period Stenerud's 39-yard attempt pickup up the first down." The victory gave Tampa a was low, struck a player at the line of scrimmage and 106 record on the year, the sailed harmlessly Into the end same as Chicago. But the Bucs win the Central Division zone. a chance on ziiaking the mistakes that had been hurting us," McKay said. "We played a very cool, conversative game." But the Bucs still almost managed to blow the gam e, played in a steady, light rain that made the field and the ball slick, Running back Jerry Eckwood broke into the clear In the second period and had a blocker escorting him when the wet ball slittered out of his grasp at the Chiefs' 40 and was recovered by Kansas City cornerback M.L. Carter at the Kansas City 28. j,. U By United Press International CHICAGO (UP!) — Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Chicago for George "Mugs " Halas Jr., president of the Chicago Bears of the National Football League, who died Sunday of a heart attack. He was 54. Halas, son of 84-year-old Bears founder George Halas Sr., suffered the fatal coronary at his home on the city's near North Side hours before the Bears won the final game of the season 42.6 over the St. Louis Cardinals, "We dedicated the game to the memory of Mugs," said Walter Payton, the NFL's ground gaining champion. "He was a special man in a special organization and meant a lot to the players." A 1949 graduate of Loyola University In Chicago, Halas moved into the Bears front office in 1950 and became treasurer of the club three years later. He was a member of the executive committee of the NFL Management Council that negotiated the current NFL collective bargaining agreement. As a boy, the son of the grand old man of professional football had hung helmets in the lockerroom and carried water on the sidelines for the team his father founded. He served In the Naval reserve during World War 11 end prtsty and ...4g. -,.... • e...., ift , Beside( his father, Halas is survived by his wife, Patricia, and two children. Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday at Birren & Son f uneral home. - R V V RWW - W WW W - •W - - w . '' ' - ., i \ 0 -. D,t ribut. ' lng rest urc Syn.Iicite. Sports — J I By MILTON RICHMAN " ____ Class, Wants Fans To . Show Support need and deserve the consideration of you, the football fans of Seminole County. High School Football contributes greatly to the Seminole County communities at every school. Let's show Charlie and Joe that Seminole County football tans are the best in the State. Please help the young people in the Oviedo Community. It's both a comfort and a pleasure to know that we have some high class sports-minded Individuals here in Seminole county. Here's a letter 1 recieved over the weekend from Lake Parade IIAIli.0 cUW.II its, Usdlvy C111 Of F g7M Toting Game concerning UHUIIIVI school football program that needed a hand when it came playoff time they still need a few bucks to plug the hole in the athletic budget for several meals the players needed. Come on, everybody knows those prep gridders are growing boys and Sincerely, Jim raley Athletic Director Head Football Coach Lake Brantley High School Dear Joe: that Seminole County Is one of the few counties in the entire "MATS OFF TO THE LIONS — BUT THEY NEED HELP." state th at does not give finan cial help to the athletic program s My hat's off to Coach Joe Montgomery and his staff for the in the county iother than coaching supplements which do not tremendous year they had this year in football. Reaching the increase when you're in the playoffs). I feel that every loyal, Any spo rts minded football fans who would like to join Jim highest point in the state playoffs any team from Seminole true blue, down to earth, real foot ball fan in Semin ole County Haley in support of Oviedo's fine foot ball year is asked to mail County has ever reached should be a big plus for the type of could contribute one dollar to Oviedo High School's Football football played here in Seminole County. Program. The monies they get from gate receipts are divided their dollar to: Oviedo High School, attention Athletic There's only one problem — money. Believe me it costs to equally after the Florida High School Activities Association Department, 601 King St., Oviedo, Fla. 32765. run any athl etic program, much less take an entire football gets 12 percent oft the top. That's another story in itself. team some 300 plus miles up to Milton, Florida. To feed and Let's show the Lions what kind of pigskin fans we have in Mr. Charlie Webb has done an outstanding job as Principal Stable all those horses It costs an arm and a leg. Due to the fact of Oviedo High School since his appointment. Charlie and Joe Seminole County. _____ ____ . " _____ _____ _____ _____ ' ___ Hoosier!s Weekend Loss To Kentucky Means Shake Upn I co llege Hoop Poll ' Tribe Gried. Banquet On Tap Tonight ____ , Features [Errou'I'S ro MAR 4 OF DIME5 By United Press International Indiana, which occupied the top spot In the ranikinga the first two weeks of the season, will most likely be unseated this week following a 69-58 loss Saturday night to No. 5 Kentucky. But Hoosiers Coach Bobby Knight was not upset about his first defeat of the year — In fact, he had praise for the Wildcats, especially guards Kyle Macy and Jay Shidler. "I thought the two outstanding indlvlddal things for Kentucky were Shidler's outside shooting and the way Macy took over the game when the score was in 40's," Knight said. Indiana scored only 14 points in the first 10½ minutes of the half, while Kentucky was solving the Hoosiers' In other games Involving tenacious defense. The top-10 teams, third-ranked Wildcats, however, still Ohio State downed Holy Cross trailed 53-51 with eight 79.63, No. 10 DePaul upset No. minutes left when Macy 6 UCLA 99-94, No. 7 ISU connected on two consecutive routed Maine 101-83, and jumpsbots. eighth-ranked North Carolina stopped Detroit 90-72. With the Hoosiers suddenly Guard Kelvin Ranaey reeling before 23,798 scored a game-high 20 points screaming Kentucky fans, the Wildcats scored 15 Straight and center Herb Williams fueled a second-half surge for points to open a 66-53 lead. the Buckeyes, 50, who led by Indiana could not recover. just 38-33 at halftime. Ohio Macy led the balanced State opened the second half Wildcats with just 12 points. with a 1-3-1 zone defense, and Shidler and LaVon Williams reeled off a 17-2 spurt to take a added 11 each. Ray Tolbert commanding 55-53 lead. and Mike Woodson tied for Williams, who had eight game scoring honors with 16 rebounds, scored eight of his each for Indiana, 4-1. The 14 points during the spurt. victory was the seventh in a Freshman forward Teddy row for Kentucky since an Grubbs scored 21 points and opening loss to second-ranked sophomore forward Mark Ds b.. . Aguirre added 27pobga and l7 rebounds as unbeaten DePaul, 4.0, came from 10 points back to defeat UCLA, 32. For the Bruins, it was only their eighth loss against 221 victories In the 15-year history of home-court Pauley Pavilion. UCLA forward Kiki Vandeweghe led all scorers with 29 points. DePaul scored the first six points of the second half and was in connand the rest of the way, leading at one point by 13. ISU placed five players in double figures, Including forward DeWayneScajes with 18. The Tigers, who roared back into action from a 104ay break for exams, jumped out to a 59.35 halftime lead and 0 : Pro Football 7 • .su 9 0 A36 — By Mailed Press Iciwasilsoal NaVleAal C.aler0Ce BaSS W I. T y.Phlil. Washington NY Giants si Louis . Pd.. 11 S 0 .05 ii $ 0 .45. $0 ö 0 .431 4 10 0 .371 $ ii 0.313 x.Daii*S ce_al W I. 1 10 10 x.Tamga lap yChicago MI,mesoia o.esn Bay Detroit - it 0 .435 7 C 0 .00 $ U 0 .313 3 II 0 .123 W L T Pct. W L Pet. SB — 11 Ptsliadlpls 33 C .710 WshnIn 13 11 .i6 w New York 1* . New Jersy, It 10.37113 Central Division BOStOn Atlanta San Antonl Houston lAhlilsa - . p, W L Pet. • It 1$ 1 29 QUibOC Saturdays 111101111111101 OsicaS, 2, BilSI I. Washington 5, N.Y. Ratigirs 4 Ptttihurois 3. N.Y. islanders S 04 ) PlslladeIehla 3. Buffalo 2 Tired S. Atlanta I Winnipeg. Medial Aft— argos. N.M. first Reed Gesr,eOew n,Loyolal3 hI Houston $3, New Mexico 10 (ci) — tugs Classic O. 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Kentucky *sly.s 64 Va. Tech No B. Tenn. 77 Va. MAIlS N. Virginia P. W. Carolina IF, Appalachian St. 71 Wheeling IN, Bluciuuld (W.Va.) SI 1111111"M Dowling Green 44, NW Louisiana . 54 c.Mlssourisi.US,Lindanwoodll ChIca,o St. SLMcKendrseIO "I -'- -- . i.- -* 40 • Wisconsin Si. Marquette 54 Youngstown St 57, Akron $3 — Sms&a,p .,s: Ai'kanus 47. MississippI ft Baker (Kan) 56 ' Arkansas St. 101, Bak . Arkansas Tech IS. Misiouriloila 10 Baylor $02. Oklahoma City Ct (OT) New Mexico St. 63. Texas-El Paso 54 SMU 17, TiIa$.ArlW4tOn 44 $outhesstern 73, Prairie View 45 Texas N, Blscayne 43 Ill, WeSt Arizina SC, Idaho St. 53 CaU$iw'nla IN, UC Ian Dlpo 64 Cal Si, Chico 50, Chapman 30 Colorado 84 Utah St. 7$ DePaul VC, UCLA $4 Long Beach St. "2. Oklahoma St. tMnlai47LDenver $C OregonSt. C2. Pontlandlt.71 . - I,tI I. — . . L I " . BURN TO LAND... j :41. 1 , .'' , - Al4. , ,. , __ __ "It revives you," he odd. "ft's the reincvnatlon of a ballplayer. No matter when you go In, fIve years later, 10 or 20 years later, it benefits you psychologIcally, jjtãtIonaIly and financially. It's a wonderful fooling." of finances, Feller's top salary with the $92,500 In 1946 and that total was booed on 1. W performance and the club's attendance. .7 J 1%.1 think it would benefit baseball to kg&'t Iw utIve contracts or have personal service aintrads IWd upon performance and attendance, such as this ssI had," Ii said. "(Xcotwse, no one was supposed to about It then. Maybe my Idea would week md !Yb not. Pogile today are more lateradod in cirity thin opportunity. Thi is lb. date of the tin',.çwlty seems to be the watchword and that's net hit our forefathers founded this nation on. They on freedom of opportumlty as well as responsibility and oh On Sunday night, Georgetown won the chainpionshlp of the New Mexico Cage Classic by defeating Houston 78-75. -. — i WATCH THE GREYHOUNDS RUN AT THE SANFORDmORLANDO DI KENNEL CLUB 36 $. Colorado 43, W. New Mexico 40 Freshman James Worthy scored 24 points, including 16 In the second half, and Mike O'Koren added 21 for North Carolina. Joining Worthy and O'Koren in double figures were Al Wood with 14 and Dave Colescolt with 10. Jeff Wolf and O'Koren scored the first two baskets of the second half to give North Carolina a sixpoint lead, and Detroit, 2-4, could not get closer than four points the red of the game. In the second 10 Saturday night, it was: 11th-ranked Syracuse 85, Penn State 72; No. 12 Oregon State 92, Portland State ll; No. 14 Iowa 67, Iowa State 64; No. 15 St. John's 75, Rutgers 64; 16th. ranked Georgetown 69, Loyola-Marymount 63; No. 17 Virginia 82, BYU-Hawali 64; No. 18 Brigham Young 108, LaSalle 106 in triple overtime; 19th-ranked Arkansas 67, Mississippi 59; and West Texas State 86, No. 20 Southern Cal 68. KIDS I COME - Fla. Southern 84 6~ Georgia U, Georgia Tech SC Kentucky 0, Indiana IS La. Teds It. Centenary, 44 were never in trouble. LSU, 40, built up 36-point lead with 8:41 left in the game. Maine, 4-3, had the game's two highest scorers — Rufus Harris with 24 and Clay Gunn with 20. tILT Co e e Basketball Seattle Kansas City 21. Swen Nater backed Free with 22 rebounds and 22 points. Lakers 121, Spurs 119 Norm Nixon hit two free throws with 9 seconds left and finished with 27 points to lift Los Angeles past San Antonio. Nixon's free throws gave the Lakers a 119-115 lead. George Gervin, the NBA's leading scorer, totaled 43 points for San Antonio. SuperSonics 123, Nuggets 121 Dennis Johnson scored a careerhigh 32 points and Fred Brown hit a four-foot jump shot with two seconds to go to propel Seattle to victory. Denver led 97.89 going into the final period but the Sonics scored the first nine points of the final quarter — seven by Johnson -- to take the lead, which changed hands repeatedly until the final buzzer. - and 11 yards as Pittsburgh Cincinnati over Cleveland and BY JOE CARNICELLI the winners advancing 10 the CyndI F.atur•. Buffalo to win the end the Browns' playoff than. swamped UP! Executive Sports Editor Super Bowl Jan. 20 at 23S Lw 4'i St,wt. New YI. NY tOOI I title for the sixth ces. AFC Central It took a miracle finish by Pasadena, Calif. — — — L5 Straight year. The home field advantage the Dallas Cowboys and some "Our offense wasn't as Saints 29, Rams 14 unaccustomed offensive fire- in the playoffs goes to the THE CITY'S SUCKER byAlan Mayer crisp Mike Strachan ran for two as we'd like it to be," r works from the Chicago Bears team with the best recod. and Garo Yepresnian said Steeler Coach Chuck but the NFL finally filled its 10 The matchupafor the division 7'êR BRADS#,4W'Gtn ad de d a pair of second-half th ll who became th e 14 No , playoff berths. playoffs will be decided after field goals. ///#Y7?2 fL8FXCl/VFIP4IYA P1407 ,VY7 NFL coach to win 100 regularAll that is left is to deter- next week's wil d card playoffs ,r vn' ,'tvt,iz season games. "We'll take Colts 31, Giants 7 mine the final order of finish since clubs from the same CH 0YtY 0if54'/i' M' 2V1 594'E whatever we can get. Que NEW YORK UPI — When this year's ballot for in the AFC West and that will division cannot meet In the Colts finished at 5.11. The L'é ,ø4'F4 ,7:/Fh'F P/P /71,2,eF,rs ht7rlz sera, que sera! The positive Giants' fourth loss in the last aseball's Hall of Fame hit my desk the other day, I take place tonight when San first round of the playoffs. .-.. p/T75flqt4' things are that we're In there five games left them at 6-10. ked over the list of 62 candidates, read the election Diego plays host to Denver in The Cowboys' victory over of1pc'rYyâ4t4f and we get the week off. The 1 es for at least the 20th time, and had no trouble at all the last regular-season game Washington was a classic rest Is the chief thing. Patriots 27, Vikings 23 ciding upon the first one to vote for. of W79. The winner is the the long duel between the two MWF*$ \ did get me Th e Steelers so Th Patriots 9-7 e finished at Al Kaline. division champion and the bitter rivals. they bad news Sunday when while the Vikings made me so sure was the rule which says: suffered What 8-yard (I4f loser a wild card or best Staubach's Roger All-Pro their first losing season since that learned *andidates shall be chosen on the basis of playing runner-up entry in the touchdown flip to Tony Hill 7)v2rl. " linebacker Jack Ham is 1967. ,1ability, Integrity, sportsmanship, character, their conplayoffs. with 39 seconds left and — through for the year after an tributlon to the team on which they played and to Dallas won the NFC East Rafael Septien's tie-breaking Falcons 31, 4901', 21 ankle injury sustained last 'beseball in general. " title with Its incredible 35.34 extra point capped an InThe game marked the final week. To my way of thinking, Al Kaline, who put in 22 ' .--.. , victory over Washington and credible Dallas comeback. playing appearance for San Idesons with the Detroit Tigers, meets all those ah'i third TD peas In other gaines Sunday, Francisco's O.J. Shnpion. the ___ j1netlanL t$• 1i.ns%un LAL three others I vott4'for were Mickey Vernon, O, Seattle dEfeated 'OaklAnd history. 10 r. Duke Snider and Hoyt Wilhelm, and when I spoke with winner over $1'. Lils, an NFC Washington seemed in 29-24, Cincinnati shaded wild card berth. 1116 Bob Feller, elected to the Hall ofFameinlIS2about compl ete control after John Cincinnati 16-12, New Orlea ns Saturday p my ballot, he talked about pitching to Kaline the first Tampa Bay earned the first Rigging ran 68 yards for a TD surprised Los Angeles 29-14, Jets 27, Dolpbl 24 few years the Detroit outfielder came up. Feller was playoff berth In its 4-year and a 34-21 lead. Dallas Baltimore crushed the New The Jets finished at 88 and near the end of his career with Cleveland then. history by edging Kansas City earlier trailed 17.0. York Giants 31-7, New Miami, the AFC East chain"I didn't have my fast ball anymore, so I tried to 3.0 and joined Los Angeles, "I'm heartbroken," said England beat Minnesota 27-23 pion, closed the regular I., . I ! pitch him on the fists," said the Indiana' former which captured the West last Redskin Coach Jack Pardee. and Atlanta defeated San season at 10.6. fireballer. "You had to crowd him with the ball. He week, and Philadelphia, "Not just for myself but for Francisco 31-2L used a very small bat when he first broke in. It looked which already had clincW a the players. I told them I was A61L In Saturday games, It was Packer, 11, Lion 12 I . ; 11 .N11, like he had brought his Little League bat with him, but i playoff berth, as the NYC's proud of them, that I love the New York Jets 27, Miami Torn BIrney kicked four he handled it very well. He wasn't what you'd call a them and that they had playoff clubs, 24 and Green Bay 18, Detroit field goals and Eric Torkelson rngged ballplayer and he finessed it a lot. He made Pittsburgh took the AFC nothing to be ashamed of. 13. ran 1-yard for a TI) to bid himself a good ballplayer the same way Carl Yastr., Chicago's Walter Payton a 210 romp th Central title wi Green Bay over Detroit, Eagles 21, Oilers 21 zemskl did. He belongs in the Hall of Fame." :' past Buffalo and dropped scored three TDs and gained PJawoaiiforone whicbwlllhavetheflrstplck . The majority of ball players who are elected to the Houston to wild card datua. 157 yards to capture his fourth 11) and backup John Walton in next April's college draft. Hill of Fame go up to the shrine in Cooperstown on the Miami took the AFC East last straight NYC rushing title and Passed for another to lead day of their Induction and seldom come back again. week. Losses by Cleveland lead the Bears to the playoffs. Philadelphia over Houston. PVENT Feller Is the exception. He practically lives there. * and Oakland Sunday enabled Chicago employed by n.l'caI.. j)ijt,thutsd by King Earl Campbell finished with 8 11M "I've been there at least 30 times," he said. "I go up offense all day and Denver to clinch at lead a open Rickey Bell carried 39times the NFL record of 1,697 yards. ... — every year for the Induction ceremonies (of other left in the third period with a four having a slot by wild card berth and tonight's earned plsyers) and whenever I make a promotional apfor 137 yards to keep the ball Seabawks 29, Raiders 24 game against San Diego will points more than Washington knee Injury. pearance in Oneonta or Little Falls during the sumJim Zorn completed 23 Nell O'Donoghue's away from Kansas City. The Seminole High School Fighting Seminole deterininethe AFC West title. In the point differential trier, I always go into the Baseball Museum in too passes for 314 yards and really don't feel "I presmaepscked 19-yard field The wild card playoffs will tiebreaker. football team will hold its annual football banquet Cooperstown because it Isn't crowded then and I can Efresi Horrors converted two was not goal mld..waythroughthe final tired," said Bell. "I was "The rushing titIe tonight in the school cafeteria beginning at 7:00 be held Sunday, with Chicago GIVE concentrate on looking at the memorabilia. There's into field gave Tamp. Bay Its caught up in the game. They Oakland turnover, at Philadelphia and the San the Important thing; winning period pm nothing like the Hall of Fame." as Seattle crushed the ball goals just kept giving me victory over Kansas City. The the and making at was Coach Jerry Posey's squad, 1979 Five Star Diego.iñver loser playoffs playoffs," said Payton, who win, ending a three-gaine and l just tried to crack lt and Oakland's playoff hopes. For the fit time ever this year, the Hall of Fame Is Houston. The dlvlalon gOing on tour. The Gillette Safety Razor division, which Bengali U, Browns 12 Conference and District 9 champions will be will be held on Dec 29-30 and overtook St. Lotdi rookie Oltla losing streak, gave the Bucs, a pick up the first down." also underwrites major league baseball's All-Star Owls Bahr kicked a 43-yard honoring the players, cheerleaders and volun- the AFC and NFC title games Anderson. Anderson was held 104 record and the Central Franco Harris ran for 100 election, is sponsoring the traveling exhibit which will 1 field goal with 1:51 left to lift yards and scored on ruts of will be played on Jan. 6, with 1039 yards In 14 carries and title. THIS SPACI COtRIsUTID JY THI PURtI$915 teers who helped the program go this season. be kicked off In Pompano Beach, Fla., on Jan. 10. Some of She, other cities where the exhibit will be on display include Dallas, Houston, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga., New Orleans, Memphis, Greensboro, N.C., and :T&i :19 Tzppa, Jacksonville, Clearwater and Orlando, Fla. The purpose of the traveling exhibit Is to raise funds for the U.S. Olympic Committee and for the Baseball Ohio St. It. Holy Cross 43 Wash. St. lOS, Simon Fra Drake 7, Morningslde 70 74 10 Ii 4 24 10 II 323 Chicago '.i NY Islanders yclinched plays" berth 4 92, Cal. (Pa) $0 Penn St..Bshrind E. Kentucky Washington It. Bali St. SI Hall of Fame Building fund as well as to offer people S 17 ll g 4 30 Utah S 23 .230 1o, Washington d Satur ay, Dec. Ii . Penn 0, Navy $4 Indiana St. 70, Tennessee Tech Si W. Texas St. $4, Southern Cal 61* who wouldn't otherwise get to Cooperstown a chance to Imyffie Division Pacific Division N.Y. Jets 77, Miami 24 Pittsburgh 71, St. Bonaventurs 10 Ind. St. (Evnsvll) 71, Armstrong — W L , Pu. W I. Pct. SI Green Bay 18, Detroit 13 see some of the artifacts normally on display there. Princeton 11, Manhattan 21 St. as 13 12 7 33 Vancouver Sunday's College Basketball Iv United Press b,iernatlenal 71$ — Seattle 23 Sunday. Dec. te They also will have the opportunity of looking at such St. Peter S 71, New Hampshire 32 Iowa 41, Iowa 44 10 1110 etsrence 30 Chicago American Result$ Los Angels 27 10 .105 1 Bailimor. 31, N.Y. GIants 7 St. Johns 7$, Rutgers 44 Kansas St. 7$, S. Illinois 4$ bings as Lou Gehrlg'a glove, Ted Williams' 500th home 11 17 4 24 last It 14 474 414 Winnipeg PhoenIx Pittsburgh 25. Buffalo 0 Scranton 11 AibrIght $3 Kent St. 7, Cleveland St. 74 C 17 S 73 St. LOUIS W I. T Pct. Saturday's run bat and ball, the scorecard of Feller's first no-hit is 14 330 6 Portland Cincinnati 14, Cleveland It Syracuse IS, finn St. 72 Tournaments Loyola 47, N. Illinois 4$ 10 4 0 A25 C 17 3 21 Colorado x.Miami Iewits San Diego 14 II .471 S Tampa Bay 3, Kansas City 0 aine and Babe Ruth's locker, uniform and bat. Temple 14. Wake Forest 4 Cage Classic Luther SO. Cornell 70 C 7 0 14 1 If 7 31 By United Press International New England 11 21 .344 17 New England 37. MInnesota Golden Sit th 10 eastern N.M. Vermont 52, Nor aibaquirgee, Miami (0) 114, Xavier Si Between them, Edward Stack, the Rail of Fame I 0 .500 S Wales cenisenc. NY Jolla kIury's — Consolation Michigan 0. Dayton SI 1 9 0 A38 Norris Divisism Butfalo PJ'esident, and Samuel N. Schell, Gillette's President, Teerasmints Now" C, New York 10 Atlanta 31, San Francisco 21 75, Nebraska 3$ 58 Loyoia.Marmount 11, New Mexico 6 11 0 .313 W *. 1 P11Baltimore Fighting illini Classic 56M Atlanta 112. PhIladelphia $4 Chicago 42, St. Louis a cane up with the logical Hall of Famer to accompany 70 IS 11 4 34 Central Aia..Iirmlngham 100, GeorgIa St. Michigan Tech Cl, Bemidji St. 44 Champolga, ill. Cleveland II?, New Jersey Montreal New Orleans 30, Los Angeles N. Iowa 7L W. Michigan 43 — the exhibit from city to city — Bob Feller. . 14 11 S 23 W I. T Pct. 14 Angeii$ Lea n Chamcismsei, 111 Ohio U. 0, West Virginia 41 II 9 C 31 13 4.0 Pittstowgh x-Pittsburgh "We'll call this the King Tut of professional sports," VanderbIlt 68 Illinois 47, Illinois St. 40 Alabama $0, 111, Chicago II) l$Si Washington Philadelphia 34, Houston se Puget Sound 47, N. Dakota 41 II $ 0 C 13 1 2$ Detroit yHouston Auburn 74, S. Florida 54 CCNY 52. Seattle 30, Oakland 21 Brooklyn Coil. U very excited about doing It." (at) "I'm Feller laughed. C 1 0 .543 I 13 I 34 E. IllinoIs 43, Kentucky St. SC Cleveland Hartford AuburnMontgomery 4$, lelhavin S. Dakota St. SI, MinnesotaMorris St. Paul's 177. Ccppkl U. 54 Phoenix 134, Detroit IN Dallas 33, Washington Feuerls only one of nine players eVertObe elected to 4 12 0 .750 Adams , Cincinnati San Antonio IN, Golden State Monday, Dec. 17 S.Dakota lO, Sioux Falls ll the Hall of Fame on the first ballot, not coonting UiOse W L T Pus. woo nit.Concordll Chart .sin VSlsalsaClassic West 101 Denver of San D4,O,C p.m. St. Johns 7l, Olivet Nazarene47 St. I- 'I • aio ff (Oa.)141. Ft. Valley St. Columbus charter members Installed after the first election In Tees. kM svtN, e Portland114. Denver $0 CaiSI..Dom.HllisS3.AlaskaAndt. (led ci 1$7C Rland Regular Joseph's 52, NE Illinois It 1 0 , 17 • $ 3$ Boston y-San Diego m $2 Resalts 1931, and when I asked him what being in the Hall. '° i'" 14 77 yDenvef' TennemielLArlaona St. 7C Delaware St. SL Salisbury St. 1C Toiedol3, Cal PoiySLOlO Colorado Coil. 71, MCP$5II1OII Coil. Bastes IlL New Jersey lit Uliwiessla Ch ic ago U, ConcOdiS meant to him, he didn't have to think long. 1 0 .543 31 II II 3 Toronto Oakland I.Carolina 41, James Madison 5$ Coneslatlsm (of) ______ Angeles nipped San Antonio 121-119, 17 points, lost its second straight and Seattle topped Denver 123-121. game. Trail Blazers 123, Roc ke ts 101 Kings 107, Pacers 105 Ron Brewer scored a careerhigh Phil Ford scored a game-high 26 33 points to lead Portland. Lionel points and Sam Lacey grabbed 15 rebounds to lead Kansas City. The Hollins, who had come off the injury Kings limited Indiana to five points list Saturday after missing 30 in the final three minutes !a ex- games, broke open the contest with a c to six 12-point se ond-quarter surge to tending their winning strcak games and winning the i4th game in help the Blazers to a 68-54 halftime the last 17. Mickey Johnson led the lead, finishing with 17 points. Moses Malone led Houston with 25 points. Pacers with 25 points. Clippers 133, Pistons i Bucks 104, Jazz 79 Marques Johnson scored 21 points, Lloyd Free equaled his career all In the first three quarters, as high with 49 points as San Diego Milwaukee broke a six-game losing notched Its fifth victory in six streak. The score was tied 3232 outings. Free, who also had 6 midway through the second quarter rebounds and 5 assists, collected 35 when the Bucks went on a Jazz 15-4 of his points in the second half. John outburst to take a 47-36 halftime Long scored a season-high 38 points lead. Utah, led by Adrian Dantley's for Detroit and Bob McAdoo added Patriot Football CnorP SP nwn Cnim fv nme 14ninc Jr I nrylinc P"Ilq Mirnrlp Finish To Beat Funeral Services Washington, NFL Playoffs. Set To Start rve - - I 0 'fow. 10 .",~_ To Win Celtics Keep Finding New Whip Newlin,, Nets In Overtin!te---t 1 5& .1 2 Ways ?EE 71711:9 11Y 4 Monday, Dec. 17, lC7-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. by Alan Mayer ERVIN, ( 7 ON ANro/yf0 6A'vE . 6-brn .. Bring Mom and Dad every night at 6:00 P.M. from now until December 21 (except Sunday). OFFICIAL SCHOOLING RACES ChiIdr.n Herald Phete By Tim Vised When Seminole 111gb wrestling team hits the SOMETHING TO mats for a grappling encounter they have plenty with the wrestlerettes. Front row from SHOUT ABOUT r ofleftbackers to right: Terry Bowline Kathy Dowel, lbnya BoWilu, and Tam my Ailing. Back row from left to - right: Kini Wiggins, Amnanda Calrd, Fran Dowdy, Terrie Payne, Chris Sappeufield and Wendy Linebarler. ' - , 1i , I a .. pani.d By Adults SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB the -b FRE JUST OFF U.S. 17-2 ON DOG TRACK ROAD IN LONGWOOD RESERVATIONS: $311600 • . I h. •r C ' - �* . * Monday, Dec. 17, 1979 IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, OURSELVES 00 ckIUII I r I Ift 'd I . Our 'SHOPPING CENTER" Ample Parking Convenience Variety! Last minute gifts! 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Smooth & Lovely I I I I I I I mitted they had been wtfaithful, but many said their infidelities eventually helped Mrenhen thelr marriages and made them "appreciate their partner's more," McCall's said. In response to the question, "What is most important to you now? "6l percent of those surveyed said, "is feeling of being close to someone." Fifty-four percent answered, "my children" and 43 percent said, "my home." Only 23 percent listed "satlatying sex" as the most - 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE LT Q FAMILY FEUD 4* , 11:55 IT (17) NEWS * AFTERNOON 12:00 MORNING 0 3• MINDREADERS (1 0 0 NEWS 111'(35) LEAVE 1110 BEAVER (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING )2i 17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 fi ,4 NEWS '0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW RYAN'S HOPE 5:00 T 0 THE FBI 5:15 (17) THE UNTOUC(?I*tOL Es 5:30 i 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:00 EARLY DAY ,HEALTH FIELD '7) 0 SUNRISE 6:10 12117 ) WORLD AT LARGE a 1:00 0 4' DAYS OF OUR LIVES ()0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1,11 1, (35) DICK VAN DYKE 6:25 COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 W 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW (17)NEWS 1:30 THE 0 AS WORLD TURNS l I' (3 5) ANDY GRIFFITH 8:45 24 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 0 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING ( 0 GOOD FLORIDA -N 2:00 ' ,. U • 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (Ii (3 5) GOMER PYLE 2:25 (12 (17) NEWS 7:00 ______________ ARRIVE AUVE ,) STATF_ _ Hwy. 99C ____ [ (5)OMA'$H (flU ALL IN THE FAMILY (U)(35) KUNG FU 8(10) ZOOM (A) FREE D'OEUVRES 31) 1502 MAT. AL rnWS WED. 5:30 3) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (DOMOVIE (U) (35) DICK VAN DYKE (24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (!LAZA TWJN I i iews On Dental Health I I gwns and even the jawbone I1OPA*KAVI, PH. 811111.31111311 host . -- * * S . 11:30 fi TONIGHT Guest Rich Little Guests Buddy Etsen. Ron Rogers 0 0 HARRY searches for a young woman who disappeared lust before she was to receive a large inheritance Survey: Home, Fanii / Mean More To Women NEW WIDOW We are all around 30, so it and, may I my own ptes, if Americans are to "Home and family come "grandfather and your shun the "homeless tempestDEAR WIDOW: It would can't be just a childish prank. first. Their emotional lives Jay Phillips. tossed" so poignantly 'father-in-law savea lot of ipeculitinit If you ilamcertainlynot laughing!) mean more than their sexual * .AU were Immigrants, as are described by Emma Lazaros, Included a brief note with What do you think should be lives." the ancestors of most of us, then we should feel compelled your Christmas cards simply done? Eighty-two percent of the NO NAMES :pr o b a b 1 y including to take the monument to our stating that George died last DEAR NO NAMES: respondents were married, 8 AMERICA FIRST. Indeed, past generosity, the Statue of March. percent single, 5 percent tyeren't the setUers who came Liberty, and tow it out to sea. DEAR ABBY: For the past Nothing,' living with a man, 4 percent 4111111111111, MGM 4111111111111, 440 4111111111111110 41111110 ow4m separated or divorced and 1 percent widowed. I Trade In your old 11:00 0;j' HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ' 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) - to America in Dexter casuals 10:55 0 CBS NEWS anything—to . S'aIeI 10:30 0 3' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES WHEWI preserve marriages' . Trade-In You make MIookeasyncasuak (mm Dexter. In easy leather styling I at's made to go anywhere and does. With acasuai Feeling that's easy to take. When you're :a ... - 19* 10:00 fl (3 5) PTL CLUB 17 (17) MOVIE 11:00 NEWS lt (35) BENNY HILL (10) ACADEMY LEADERS Norman Corwin presents Oscar-winning and nominated short films, including Great "Overture.- "Spills And Chills and The Bead Game 4107) LAST OF THE WILD TUESDAY 10:00 0 i3 CARD SHARKS '1.acf2 I 1: TV 1* NS*9 ' . 10:30 (35) I LOVE LUCY Ricky Sr gives a Cuban version of Little Red Riding Hood while baby sitting , -•%••_ Fill. n2.n24 9'00 M OVIE "The Gathering PI tPieiiii,) Mauieeii Stapleton, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. A widow and her grown childrens' Christmas reunion is complicated by their unlavorable reaction to a new man in her life and conflicts in their own lives. CE O MASH B.J.and Winchester come to blows when they are asked to jointly write a report on a daring operation they performed. 0 NFL FOOTBALL Donver Broncos at San Diego Chargers (!i' (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Fernando Lamas Guests: Lorenzo Lamas, KC and the Sunshine Band. Robert Osborne, Kirk Douglas. Peter Douglas. Teri DeSario. Susan Anspach, Cliff MacGillivary. Ken Minyard. 9:30 (310 HOUSE CALLS (Prem'ere) A philandering doctor (Wayne Rogers) meets his match when he falls for a Butish divorcee (Lynn Redgrave) who demands fidelity. ______ 'In an era of rampant divorce, - J cascading on slim scallops lace pours of of satin. —Side silted pelli In silky, anti-cling Antrone I Candle-glow Jasper To celebrate Christmas. Sanford Auto Parts "Lace Necessities" Camisole 8 Pettl-Slip —Lavish with rich * singles weekend at the resort creates an emotional dilemma for Gait. 11 (35)1 LOVE LUCY (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (17) GREEN ACRES ' o (17) THE LUCY SHOW . • - II ( 8:30 (5)0 THE LAST RESORT A Jensen. Len Wood Alistair Cooke and Scott Momada look at Christmas customs in the US 2:30 0(14) TODAY ANOTHER WORLD 0(141) MORNING NEWS (13 0 GOOD MORNING (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT U (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE AMERICA many wives seem clearly prepared (17) THE GIGGLESNORT U (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOBSIBL.ES HOTEL. to almost 4(10)SESAME STREET 3:00 * (17) THE THREE I2t it! don't deserve We boyfriend (I'll call DO GENERAL HOSPITAL MY DEAR AUNT ABBY: year, my ' STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. (1!) (35) WOODY WOODPECK.. Love, always, him Sid) has been receiving Since its onset I have been CALS ER AND FRIENDS YOUR NEPhEW, erotic and sunieUmes following the debate In your (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 7:25 ERIK BERNSTEIN column originated by scene correspondence at his (R) 0 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA BOULDER, COW. office. Nothing is ever signed. AMERICA FIRST, who o i2)(17)ILOVELUCY 0 GOOD MORNING cD DEAR ABBY: My husband up Thisisstposedlly leading to Americans taking in jected FLORIDA 3:30 died last March. There are to "a rendezvous the likes of ; the boat people. After wat(5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (A) 7:30 many people who will not which he's never dreamed j citing an NBC news report on VA (35) BANANA SPLITS AND 0 TODAY have knowledge of this possible!" i-the subject, I feel I must FRIENDS GOOD MORNING 0 most of them are past 10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) speak my piece. Well, surprise! We just AMERICA NEW YORK (UPI) - A important. Thirty-three (12) 17)THEFUNTSTONES History shows that im- aboard the Mayflower as business associates and folks discovered through handIi) (35) TOM AND JERRY migrants have never been much boat people as the that I barely know but we writing analysis that this survey of 20,000 American percent chose financial 4:00 8:00 (3(4) EMERGENCY ONEI welcomed by the American millions fleeing Southeast have always exchanged cards garbage is being sent by a girl women shows they consider security, and 17 percent CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1)0 (5) 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS each Christmas. I have or. both know. She is the their home and family far preferred their "job or (II) (35) BULLWINKLE mass. Any success these Asia today? U MERV GRIFFIN 10) OVER EASY masses" enjoyed ft is, as you well know, only dered cards with only my girlfriend of one of Sid's ist more Important than their sex primary activity." It (U) (35) TOM AND JERRY Asked If they were "very McCall's magazine t: (17) FAMILY AFFAIR as the product of their o due to America opening its name on them, and plan to friends. Here's the per: lives, (24 (10) SESAME STREET sex lIves, satisfied" with their Sunday. reported 'hard labor, often conquering doors to immigrants that I am remember everyone on our She doesn't scent to be 8:25 '12) (17) 8PECTREMAN The survey said most of the only 31 percent of those polled (3(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA ' insurmountable obstacles able to sit here at college and list, at least this first year. anything like the obviously 4:30 Is there a tasteful way to sick person who is sending women were not happy with said they were, and 37 percent GOOD MORNING every step of the way. But write this letter. Why B EW ITCHED 1530 their sex lives, although a said they had found sexual FLORIDA :-what outstanding con- shouldn't the Vietnamese, advise them that my husband this stuff. (11) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND it, Sid and I majority of them said they fulfillment in marriage. don't has died? I certainly After discussing tributions these people made Thais, Cambodians and 830 FRIENDS The No. 1 complaint about 0(14') TODAY (I2)(17)G,LLIGAN'S ISLAND to the American lifestyle that Chinese have the same want to write it on my have decided to let the matter would choose the same their sex lives was "we don't 0 GOOD MORNING :-'AMERICA FIRST now en- chance our family had? Who Christmas card, and yet when drop without confronting partner again, 5:00 have enough sex," but almost AMERICA can tell what contributions they receive a card with only either Sid's friend or the girl. 'joys! (4) CAROL BURNETT AND "In an era of rampant FRIENDS Many of today's enterprises these new immigrants will MY name on it they will Seeing them socially as we do, divorce, many wives. . seem 60 percent of the women said (ii) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO VICTO. (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 4 :'ftat made America what it is make to America In the years wonder what happened to we are afraid if we let on that clearly prepared to do almost they would choose the same (24 (10) CROCKETT'S RY GARDEN preserve partner again. (U) (35) THE FLINTSTONES 'came from the likes of to come? At least they George. Some might even we know, our relationship an)thing. i2)(17) ROMPER ROOM , to (214 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) think that we are separated or might become strained and m Andrew Carnegie, John D. deserve a chance. " McCall's (12)(17)MY THREE SONS 9:00 Rockefeller, Albert Einstein If America is to close its divorced. Please advise me. difficult. commented on the survey. (3 (4) DONAHUE T Abby * t14L1 'J .PANTIS ?Z T w j Shows Immigrants Dear Dlø$ES .sIAcKs Mrs ~,;O £seIUltg siI with some unique presents to ease her loneliness. LP (35) (35)JiM ROCKFORD 7 (10) WILLIAM FAULKNER 'A Life On Paper' Narrated by Raymond Burr, this documenlary examines Faulkner's life. work and inspirations through the observations of those who were closest to him @ (17) FALCONS' FOOT. BALL Falcons' Head Coach Leeman Bennett and announcor Bob Neal will review highlights of yesterday's game between the Atlanta Falcons and the San Francisco 49ers ()0 LOU GRANT Lou's fasmoving in until they learn he is cination with a female recluse a mean hood, leads him to put his staff on the (5)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI trail of a long-unsolved murder The WKRP staff, suspecting from Hollywood's golden era that Jennifer is going to be 124(10) CHRISTMAS HERIalone for Christmas, come up 1.'OE Edward Rowe. Oliver _______________________________ NeverWelcomed By Masses . . SUITS A, History Tki Frsu, 1w a1st*.s Cd.ctMi, Ii A pair of great gift Ideas built in the NAPA tradition of quality. 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(Part 2 of 16) 11 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Steve Lawrence. Tim Conway W.C. "BILL" FRAASA PLA YTEX 18 HOUR SALE 20% OFF BRAS. GIRDLES $595 tn EVENING Assorted colors 36 DEPARTMENT STORE 213E.FIRSTST, SANFORD MONDAY , of $850 0~ DYMO CORDLESS PENCIL SHARPENER MEN'S corduroy hgesdwq Single knives I eels from 14 Straight or flare leg styles • TONIGHT'S TV ~hru Fri. 'fil "Wrap Up Your Shopping • Monday, Dec. 17, 979—lB II 0, FA - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I 7 45 ONLY IN LOUNGI Y _____ LI'I.AZA 7:50 ONLY - Fe aturing Happy Hors d'o euvres ND viai 7$ H.s 1751$ 11 ;I St 312 is NICHAND ecyon LIVE PANT TWO SANFORD LAKE I 'S TEENAGE GRAFFITI SIXONY * Wylie pie * NA * s,.. iota Sq.Yd. . NO FISH STORY ALL THE FINGERLING CATFISH, HUSHPUPPIES, COLESLAW, FRENCH FRIES .so FINANCING AVAILASLI THE CARPET SHOP OF SANFORD 714W.FIRSTST. YOU CAN EAT. 13•95 TUESDAYS —5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. jOou4 J _Q! %;;;Ct SANFORD ON 14 4 3214174' -4 !'T: 'r �- .__.4_'_ - 4 .,... . . . •'•.- * .. * * *,- S 1 Sanford. Fl. Monday, Dcc. 17. Mormon Slayings CALENDAR Intensive NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) While Charleston County police have a few leads, they still have no suspects in the brutal slaying of two elderly Mormon missionaries found dead In the parking lot of a North Charleston shopping mall. "We have several leads but no suspects at this time," said LI. Ray WIlliims Sunday. Williams, who said he has cancelled all days off for his homicide detectives until the grisly case is solved, said detectives spent most of Sunday tracking down people listed in a log book kept by the two female missionaries, 'Wc have a very intense investigation going on," Williams said. The battered and bloodied bodies of Elizabeth W. King, 66, of Kaysville, Utah, and Jane Ruth Cannell Teuscher, 65, of Fish Haven, Idaho, were found Saturday morning in their car in the parking lot of Northwoods Mall in North Charleston. The two had been shot In the chest with the same type weapon and were partially clothed, Williams said. There was no evidence of sexual assault "at this time," he said. Williams, who called the killings the work of a "psychopath," said the last person to see them alive was "a gentleman at a convenlence store near their trailer" in Moncks Corner, about 30 miles away. That was at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. he said. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m. San Sebastian Room F, SR 436 BI SR 434; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church DeLand. Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 1320 Tuscawlila Road, P: ml. north of Red Bug Road. South Seminole Garden Club Christmas Party, 1 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive. Christmas carols led by Mrs. Olive Pierce. TUE.SDAY, DECEMBER 18 Model Railroad, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sambo's Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., community center, North Edgemon Ave. Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers Club, 9 a.m., First Federal Savings & Loan. Sanford Lious,noon, Holiday Inn. Lougwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. St. Johns River Life Member Club Telephone Pioneers of AmerIca, 1 p.m., Orange City Uons Club. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Women's Club, 309 S Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apis., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive Casselberry. Deltena Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood.Lake Mary Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous,7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound of Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellne., 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Sanford Seminole Jaycee,, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, French Avenue, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 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, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaderi senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Mle Ave., Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 am., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. StarUght Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sergeants Asia, Au1Hry, 8 p.m., McCoy Family Club. THU RSDAY, DECEMBER30 South Seminal. OptimIst, 7:20 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotar 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 n.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 n.m., Altamorte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamoute Springs Sertonia, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Resources for Human Needs, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Senior Citliem Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Lions Club ci Cselberry, 7 p.m., Gigl'a, Regency Square. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford LA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. A1.Anoa, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. AARP-NART, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Open to all senior citizens. Sanford Christian Sharing Center luncheon for staff and volunteers, noon, Holy Qosa Episcopal Pariah House. Seminok Chapter No. 2 OES Christmas Party and meeting,8 pOrn., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. SAIURDAY, DECEMBER22 HolIdsy musical puppet show, "The Elves and the Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 n.m., Theater on Park, Winter Park. Net Th. s.t.up work.d w.II, aufhorltl.s to war.hous. m.rchandls. and local law en- 1 under the seal of the Court of forcement officers ended the' Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgement rendered In the three-phase sting operatIon aforesaid court on the 9th day of partially funded with a October,A.D. 1979,inthatcertain case entitled, Blazer Financial $360,IX)0 federal grant. Tea,rs Servises, Inc. PlaintIff, vs. Robert of sheriff's deputies Rernosky and Jean Bernosky, his out in the Chattanooga area wife, Defendant, which aforesaid and began making arrests Writ of Execution was delivered to as Sheriff of Seminole County, shortly after a Hamilton me Florida,andlhavelevieduponthe County grand jury handed following described property down 156 sealed indictments owned by Robert and Jean Iii. nosky, said property being located Friday. in SemInole County, Florida, more LeVan said 47 vehicles were particularly described as follows: One 1973 Mercury Montego, 4.dr. purchased by undercover sedan.Brougham,whlte vinyl over officers who also bought yellow. ID No. 3H10H677327, truckloads of beer, paneling, storing same at Ratliff's in San' computers, televisions, boats, ford, Florida. the undersigned as guns, stereo equipment, drugs and Seminole County, Florida, will a) and 20 tractor-trailer rigs. 11:00 AM. on the 6th day o! January, AD. 1950, offer for sale "We know who the owners and sell to th, highest bidd, fojp are, but we had to keep a lid cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the Front (West) on It when our man was out on Door of tne Seminole County the street buying mer- Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, chandise," LeVan said. "We the above described personal couldn't contact insurance property. That said sale Is being made to companies or the owners, satisfy the terms of sai Writ of either." Execution. John E. Polk, The undercover set-up Sheriff worked no well, authorities Seminole County, Florida said the) had to rent a special Publish: Dec. 17, 24, 31, 19791 Jan. 7, 1960 wareilouse to store with sale on Jan. 6, 1980 stolen merchandise. DEQS9 FICTITIOUS NAME Those named in the sealed Notice Is given that I am indictments ranged from engaged inhereby business at P.O. Box teenagers with no prior police eos, Sanford, Fl.. Seminole record to alleged dealers in County, Florida under the f Ic. titious name Of 21ST CENTURY stolen goods. Charges con CARPET SERVICE, and that tamed in the indictments intend to register said name wIth Included grand larceny, the Clerk of the Circuit court, Seminole County, FIorId in ac receiving and concealing cordancewithtp,eproviso,sof the stolen property, burglary and FictItIous Name Statutes, ToWIt: Section 063.09 Florida Statutes narcotics violations. The undercover operatIon 1957.51g. James A. Riley began in October 1978. Publish: December 10, 17, 74, 31, - 1979. DEQZI. Senior Citize, tour to Iakeland for the IAplz1n FBI Strategy Show atIp.m. I4eaveSoufordat4p.mn. with pick up at Cu.elberry at 4:30 p.m. Return 10:30 p.m. Dimmer on the way down. Call 322414$ for reservations. do Yen Reward Chapter, United Daugiters ci the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., horns of Mrs. L.D. Hastings, 711 E. FIrM St., Sanford. Program on Juday P. Bemjunln by Mrs. W.R Wallace, SA1VRDAY,DECEMREU$ .. Hshd.y Musical t ak.w, "Th. Elves end the Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 n.m., Theater on Park, Winter Park. MONDAY, DECEMBER31 Grouter $olhlad Civic Coaler New Year's Eve Dance with music by Jack Dnmuwind, 9p.m. to 1a.m. served. Call $444107 Malhiand Civic Cetar, Bna for reservations. THURSDAY, JANUAhIY 3 $euls Chapter N.. * ORS, $ p.m., North Park Avenue, Sanford. - tiilaof against you, YOU ARE REQUIRED to ap pearandfIieyourAnswerorother the kitchen defense or pleading with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for and pans, Barrington said Saturday. BardngtonandFBl spoken. men In Charlotte and Florida, Mrs. Perry's 1101135, C4 ,I.UTTtIADS ____ * *st ii*rn UL - WITNESS my hand and miclal seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on the 29th day of Novem. - BY: June I. Curtis DEPUTYCLE*sc JUOPI I.. ____ .1 and loft a not. atbnlotlog alt. killed her '1 Lec*3 - - *. - p. - . .- - Apl Cameron, - - 'p .- - - with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's Attorney or immedIately thereafter; otherwise a default 13th day of .- . :" -1' r- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby gIven that the undersIgned, pursuant to the "FictItious Name Statute" Chapter 565.09, Florida Statute, will register wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit; CASTLE CUSTOM CABINETS under which (we) expect to engage In business at North Cypress Way In the City of Casselberry, Florida. That the (party) Interested In said business (is) as follows: FIFTEEN CORP.. INC. By: Mark D. MOI,II, *-- ' - S'-' P1W$IdSef Dated at Orlando, Orange County. Florid, December 6, 197 PublIsh; December 10, 17, 21, '- - 18-Help -- &—Eating Places 4—Personals - Beginning Dec. 14 Breakfast now being served at Mc Kinney's Lounge & Restaurant. 300 Sanford Ave. from 6a.m.. 12 noon. Food also on disco nights. Why Be Lonely? Write 'Get A Mate" Dating Service. AII ages. P.O. Box 6011, Clear. Fl. 3351g. water. 'T FT cook exp. fine dining, breakfast, salad line. See Betty Cosgrove, Deltona Inn. 668 1193. _______________________ 9—Good Things to Et - LOST male sealpoint Siamese, Waitress Wanted Apply Mike's Village Rest. 1500 French Ave., 3229982 omebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. served 5—Lost & Found ******** Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges. Picked to order. Will mix. Crumley 3fl-o257. vic. Normand' Blvd. Deltona. 574.1069. io. SANTA'S HELPERS Prime Navel Oranges 53.50 Bt.i.et JOBS! 3226312 JOBSI Legal Notice Legal Notice CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL AND FOR CIRCUIT, IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 1$49.CJB IN THE INTEREST OF MIKER EARL JONES, a.k.a MICHAEL EARL JONES, A Child. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOYCE JONES PATTERSON 1016 Worden South East Grand Rapids, Michigan 39507 F ICT ITIOUS NAME NOTICE is hereby given that We are engaged in business at 101 Sweetwater Cove Boulevard, South. Longwood, Seminole WE HELP YOU TO HELP YOURSELF CALL 323-5176 SECRETARY If you have the skills this could be yours. SALES Attractive, good personality for Douglas Marvaldi Diane Marvaldi Publish December IF, 21. 31, 1979 and January 7, 1980. Use your skills for excellent PT job. LEGAL SECRETARY salaried position. CUSTODIAN Nite work, but good salary. DEQ57 BID INVITATION The City of Sanford, Florida request bids for the construction of partition walls on the first floor of the City Hall building. Drawings, Specifications, and Contract WAREHOUSE Large company wexcellent benefits, potential to move up from within. SERVICE TECH. Pest control work, steady emp., Documents areon file and may be reviewed at the City Engineer's Office. City HaIl, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Bids will be opened and read aloud In the City Comm,asjon Room at 2:30 P.M., Wednesday, January 2, 1960. Bids will be received until that time at the City Engineer's Office. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to rebid, or good benefits. SHIPPING FOREMAN Hurry On this I Outstanding co. 5800 mo. benefits. FORK LIFT Steady work, good benefits, nice atmosphere. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 3235176 Corner of French & 10th "Your Future Our Concern" undertake the construction by City forces or subcontractors. Publish December 17,1979 DEOSe Ho Rspair _______________________ lnm,ffls CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ,REMODELINGI REPAIR 5G. BALINT 332.5465 Carpentry, Painting, RoOfIng, I Buuty Cars Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323. 6035 after $ p.m. TOWER'S 8EAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519E. lit St.322.S747 CARPENTRY PAINTING MASONRY CONCRETE All professional-30 yrs. exp. FREE EST. 3272914or 331.7159 Cera,rjcfl$s ____________________________ 1 Man, qualIty operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 327.1321 CERTIFIED LAWN I LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3fl.796 . - - - .-............ ts . '.. - rywall, Ceilings, and ' Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. Remodel IAdditions. 01'soIIIiI1&aO,,dk Animal Haven Kennels 4j[j.Arge' -_________ _________ . 5% ('..Irrlett White Il,'q R,',iI Estate llroker JOHN KPIDEW ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford - , 3 lIP. 1': B brick homewith II x 10' 5cr. porch. Split BPS With a 12' * 12' bldg. in back for 531.900 '4' I Pe'triq PepoAMANA 17 cUlt Sold originally 5534. now $146 or 311 Aqenl 319 8)116 Pav,tl road acre tor inveStment or building Terms yon can afford $500 dwn Wi't,uy your tuity. Oose in 74 hrs AWARD PEAL TV INC flu moo 3978 Singer Futura Fully auto. repossessed, used very short time Orig.nal $593. bal 5181 or $21 mo. Agent 339 8386 25445 FrenchAve, 3fl 031 3223777.372-0779 I 3210759 ________________ Apply in person Sanford Nursing - REALTORS - JUST LISTED!? UP. lUhome iii CC. Manor' CII, Din, area. coy. FIa. rm., 600' garden rm, & new carp Furn too! ['PP WARRANTED. Just $43,000. - -- 3771475 Call Roger Smith 327 79lIor 331 7189 SREEESTIMAT1 I Moving to a newer home, apart ment? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. COuNTRY LIVING! .1 BR, 20 ' home in Osteen' S acre mini farm, above ground pool, born & lnt more! BPP WARRANT Avenue' Three acres cross fenced, 7 stall horse barn, 2 green Pouses, 30 citrus trees. Older 2 Pdrm. 7 Bath home. could easily be converted to 3 or 4 Bdrm, Will need some work but what a steal! $89,900 Cozy up to the fireplace or relax under the oaks. Three Bdrm home with S lots close in. ED. Enjoy for $64,930! 545,000. Call 323 2322 for info. 'ST FOR VOW I 1(113, 7B home' ' Room for an office with .3 Uclrm. 7 Bath home to enjoy. One half " lee 'n' Green with new CII A, carp. & more! Spacious j rms. FIa. rm., & freshly Panted ! BPP WARRANTED. i Yours for 5-11.900 p acre zoned commercial on busy four lone. Owner may ,flSlSt With financing. 536.900. -- lri.nds.Ifthere'sabetterway to say It Idon't know how, map you be richly blessed. Best Licensed 32350o7 Insured wishes Randal Rowe. Repair - êI * II ' MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT 90'x 200' WIT H A SP L F N OF P005 VIEW 520.000 HIPPY' ____________________ Inws,m,*s CarpmWry, Painting, Maint. of all types. LIc. Bonded 333130S Insured s34.0399 ___________________________ ________ ______ Apts. for Senior Citizens Down _________ EUTSLER PAINTING I REPAIR_lnt,?..Exterlor FREE ESTIMATESCaII 3635347 lualIty workmanship. No job too small or big. Interior or en. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 3fl. 0071. .IM SUDOETi ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. ____ The Real Estate Agency _____________3 BR House 323 4121 _________________________ AFTER6PM ________ Inc., Realtors 2435', French (Il 97) Sanford 3735374 _________ guest cottage, 2 BR, B. comp. with baIn BuildloSu,t—our,oIOrvOUr$1 FIIA VA. ('HA 7351 245 3 ACRE wilh lake frontage, trees * ____________ 1. BR, II ' M. Unsworth Realty Your I 22268 _______________________________ MLS I 3S ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH r.POlfP4fl, TALL PINFS, , OvER 800' FRONTAGE ON MIL F I ONC. LAKE. OSTEEN AREA.$1,S0o PER ACRE. S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA FILL. NEEDS $10,900. TERMS AVAILABLE REALTOR 3231O61 orevu's. 323-0511 (loots for your COwgirl Dingo & Cuwbo', Buots NIGHTS 208 F 1st Diiwmit,,,y,, se'ection pi'r( oct varr,nqs 53 93 up -.--.--- Ju tin t4ouse of H,bndicraf Is Handcrafted Gifts I .iirway Pl.iz,, Sanford r FOR HIM _______________________ Idi'ntily itrccl,'ts Money WE FNC.W.5V[ CIps Gwaltn.'y Jewelers 2045 (',,rk 1Fj1,jt ' BEAUTY His comfort is imnlhirt,,ni Daniel Or ,'cn SliCp,'r', It KNIGHTS. 708 F 1st Downtown GIFTS _____________________ - 9 tt,',iiit ilUl I('.Vt'lry, labutouç p.'rfuni.'s, 8. (0S'Tii'ti(S for •'very beauty need MERLE ' NORMAN 110 Park Ave j , .- 1.Lluh',, TV i'cpo 39" Zenith Sold orig $493 75 bal. $183 36 or $1? mo Agent 339 6386 --__-- , F GIFTS OR '&..':;,,4. ___________________________ CHILDREN _______________________________ Gay toIur deliutit tht' child Christ,n,i Slippers, we Suggest KNIGHTS, '108 F 1st Downtown I I 42—?Mbile Homes ._-See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, Irons I. rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES )IO3OrIandoDr, 323.5200 VAIFHA Financing 2 tIP mobile home for sale. Skirted I shed, ready to move ,nto. Adult park. 332-1109. Beaut. 24*63. 3 BR, 2B, CII A, down payment & fake over _________________________ 55—Boats & Accessories '..de by Side refrigerator, picnic table, w 7 benches, 530. ROBSON MARINE 29? Hwy 3797 full size baby bed w matlre'ss, family home, writy water, sewer 0 paved street. 14,500, Call Bart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, V'7-7491 . (toots for your m,,n Dnqo& COWbOY (touts toi'' KNIC.HTS, 20111' lyt Pow,,tor. - MPT'SF'ASPfIONS I me Clothing tor i,i,'ci 2617 S French Il) 61613 _________________ MR GIFTS cycle. MICROWAVE RANGES I PR 9TA Amana Potawave 2 NE7920 Panasonic Genius II Sanford 32/ IS?? 3210640 _________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ 43.B.-.Ltsj,4'sg - SANFORD, GIVING I NE19IO Panasonic Genius Kelvinator electric ranges. I4UTONE Built in Food Center wall attachments AMANA AIR CONDIT ION ERS-- some heat n' cool FL models. SEMINOLE APPLIANCE 109W. PalmettoAve. Sanford, Ha. 32771 Phone 372 1)96 32711, DESCRIPTION • LOCATION AND PRICE, -------------- - -- - Confer 7702 F'r,'nc(, Aye 1272233 I I ' -r-'La '' PETS YELLOW SAND _____________________________ Calf Clark & IIirl 3237580 -- The sooner _ - -68-Wanted to Buy _____________________ Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. I- • Deluxe (Obine-t Were5699 & $799 Now 5599 Goodyear I 553W I St 3?771f7l I I 0614 hosaApso?qrey. I gold, 9 'rio old loving, intelligent, $130 Zenith component stereo AM FM With speakers Was $219, W)W 5179 No JS8I Goodyear FREE PUPPIES To,, good home 355W 1st. 32? 2873 313 8092 ,j,,J""t — SPORT'"IIUI.4 :; - WE BUY USED ruRNITuPE, $ APPLIANCES 6. PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 7 205 E. 25th Sf. 3230911. - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid U$ed, any (Ondif 100644 8126 ________ 'Antiques Oriental Rugs - ________ ________ Buy & Sell, the finest in use FLOWERS 9 GIFTS r __________________ S's II' Trampoline AFRICAN ViOl ETS The Greenhouse Sl35ormakeoffer 3279111 Eve-s after 61 weekenØs 833 5076 PAL MS Give .1 lasting Christmas $ present Plumoa, Lady or 4' . Musicitoxes SlotMachines k (R.iphi Exectsa) Senegel 323 1101 '4 Date Palms Call 332 1568 _____ ________________ _______ Bridges Antiques WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332 Sn). HOLIDAY PLANTS Ferns. Violets, Pljrnters Jean Norris 601 Celery Asic ______________________ BIBLE KOOK CENTER Bibles, ewelry,acccssories 71 Hwy 3792 Deflary 66$ ____________________________ you place your _________________ classified act. f he sooner you get results. 71-Antiques --— 46-Commercial Pi"opeily Beds Dbl motel box springs i HENRIX ANTIQUES l0pct off d _________________ __________________________ mattresses, 530 iet. Sanford Sale on antique dining Established plumbing supply , Auction, 1215 S. French. 373. thairs. wifh 13 sets to select service bu',ines for sale, lflC, 10015, fixtures. inventor' 1. real estate. Call W. Malic towskl, REALTOR & drums Bob (tall's Disc Muii. (WOWr PAWN SHOP -w4 Stereos, guitars. (.Imt'ras Bicycle girls' 70" high riSe & iI.lt1y other itPfllS deluxe model like rn'w 5110 , j 19041 ren(ti Ay,' v,ilue for 550 31.3 019/ 37? 8/13 furniture, Refrig., stoves, tols ' Speed Queen dryer 3 temp. auto Orlando Pianos, organs, guitars, EVERYONE I ------- ... St':el tub, heavy duty. 2439 S Myrtle Ave. ,,,, 58-BiCycles Speed Queen washers. Stainless BROKER — 59-Musical trchandise QUASAR 2 hr. VIDEO TAPE machine. $330, SEIGLER REALTY 3 _______________________ 4L........ Thrill then: wilhi hootS I t nqo 11. Cowboy (touts by Acm,' I .ichey' Ouitr (tr & Muse,,, Over IOOn,.'w & uSed t),,rij,, 05 NIGhTS 70131 It Downtown Mart in Guild Y.,noiti.i 2540 S I ron, hi I "',,J".'t S of Sa,ofq 37.3 $911 ____________________________________ free ?CROC!ZTT Cog eYcmaa -- .....- If you are having difficulty finding ______________________ i5':'1tj-t — _______________________ ' a place to live, car to drive, a I -' ,~r' GIFTS FOR 9 1 Month old Dot*'rntn Puppy t., lob, or some service you have Pianos & organs as low as $995, 1,1k & tti, m,,le .313113/ or Guitars 40 pct off Amplifier, need of, read all our want ads wk ends or aft 4 THE FAMILY drums, etc Bob Balls Discount every day. Music Center, 770? French Ave, FREE PUPPIES -C.i'nerol Electric microwav,.s Levi fe-ansI Jackets Mixcd Sh1cpfic'rd.6wk, 1710 hooe from As tow ii ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ___________ ' . $199 Alt .if (IOst out price'., I _-__ .. 310 Sanford 8ve. 377 5791 C.00dyear. 555W ist 37? 7871 62Lawn-rden Registered Cokvr ('ups tot sdl ' __--______________________ LAST OF I'IRE SALE '" Fic Christmas gift $173 ..,, "" ....C. F (otorconsoles -- -. FIl,L DIRT & TOP SOIL APPI lANCES I 16' Amana Energy Sever ref. 2 27' Amana Side by Side ret I 1' Amana Deepfreeze _________________________ Bldg lot for duplex or single 0983 I Used Kelvinato, IS' ref. frost 3195, - - - Homemaker sewing mach maple c,lbnet I ike new, cost Will sell for $100 Call 373 II?] p.tyments. 323 5032 43-4_Qt$ACFS9S Sanford. FIa 32171 s?s Oak porchrockcrs. $3995. immetal office desk, $70 Jenkins Furniture, 705 F 75th St 373 -- Schwinn (tOy'5 10 spit 21" frame I-yr old $123 377 Oltj - __ , Pelrigerators & Freezers, I II' Arnana Energy Saver ref. NEAR 25th Si 57.530 TOTAL. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Reg. REAL ESTATE Soksr 2,0W. 17.92, Casselbecry, Fl. Eve.562.IUS 534.5200 MILLERS 2639 Orlando Dr Ph 371 0352 I ACRE WITH TERMS. 17) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED beautiful oaks, workshop. 41-Houses 600dused IV'S. $ & up ________________________________ Arabia 317 4783 15CR ES executive farm, --- -------.. - -3 BR. Ut. $300 month. 1st 1 last & irrigation, landscaped, work STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It $150 sec. dep. Realtor Assoc. shop & 3 BR, 3B, w pool. ClassifIed Ads didn't work LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES Owner. 3722903 WITH TREES AND GOOD __________________________ there wouldnt be any. -_________________ - -- - 4 ACRE investor special, __________________________ ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. eox _______________________ - - ' 54—Garage I 323.2222 _______________________ ________ - .11 tg' tm;''r,' Tree Antiques, 11116 W 1st St t'rinialivt's m. h na glass slyer original .re,itions I yr old. frost free, 11 coppe'rfor:c. fl Sale Amana microwave oven, model PP 9. never used, $325 Moving or thinking of (j,,raq,' Port Royal &'Iec typewriter. sale? Lot of Work' Will t,uy likt' new, w case, stand & I Irorn or sell for you swivel chair, $100 323 5513 •OANNY'S AIJC HON SAL ES * ilOr,ent,tl rugs, new, s * F',rct,,,ci El F 1. Saudi 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED. COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE I IN OSTFEN AREA. $800 PER PAR K REALTY WORLD. _____________ 31—Apartments Furnished ____ ________________________________ town, very clean 6. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. 1'icoaCh1i HOuSIwive* CleanIng Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or 1 time basis We DOwasli windowsl 677.5194 Branch Office — Pt'friq PI JOE'S. 55.500. 2565 REALTORS ' - I NEW LISTING 1 story. be8ut . remodeled older home 3 BR. Ii ,[t New energy I saver 3lon (H A Icts of living area, fireplace $17,300 FFATLIPES GALORE' Newly uctorated 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath home on quiet street. Family LOTS NICELY WOODED Pm and Florida Pm is an NEAP PINECREST SCHOOL. i.'tra bonus in this spacious ' 57.300 TOTAL. home, One acre plus. Assumable mortgage 1 pct. I I NICELY WOODED OVER SIZ warranty. 561.500. FD LOT NEAR BAHAMA Multiple Listing Service That's Classified Ads FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed I Fill your Pick Up $10 C.ill 322 3717 TREMENDOUS buy on Grand - Mariner's Village. CHEAP Oak firewood for sale ______________________ MLS Evq323.2n J 01.1 Ol IDEAS' J.lin lIP H,1r Styles & Jeans sit I T 14111 S .5 N 11001: S I L ,'vis Junior & Missy 5 f I 4 (11(15W 48 ,lt 'p6' I T,ipc 8. Dr,'sses 1101 rench A',p Station. Paol,t Ill 5873 __________ 577,730 on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in 3235610 Sanford. Call - 3223100 I ____________ LOVELY! 3 BR, 10 home in DeBa,s in quiet neigh borhood' Lu. lot with extras Must see to apprecIate! OOIY I tsUnfUrnlshed Sanford's Sales Leader 30_____________________________ (212 BR ApIs., 113 I BR Apt. 322 2420 No pets. carpet SanfordAve. 7697371 ANYTIME EALTOR REMODEL! _________ REALTY 4tRZALTT' GIFTS - FOR HER _____________________ _____________________ Black & Whiti' TV's $20 t'a While they last [Rib's TV 2391 S Sanford Av 373 1131 __________________ WHY BUY? JUST MAl( F PAYMENTS 69 Ic 75 models C,itl 339 9100 or 8)4 4603 (Dealer 1 RN TIQUES ______ 53-1'V Radio-Stereo Wheelchair for Sate I Deal those high interest rates STENSTROM •th r'iaip, 8 I ,iuN) I rans iii','(lS '010,' t'flQ work AM FM St,.r,* .55k nc; 121 01314 .iit,'r 01 rrSELEcT,ONSl _______________________ ______________________ Moving Sale lamps. dishes braid rugs, outdoor f,'rn stereo, etc 373 8933 ________________________ _ 68 Most,iti,; __________________ _______________ SO—Miscellaneous.for Sale S30 6133 or 379.47 lleves. - _______________________________ I i, '.?,',' 4 oniin,rc al & R,'5i cl,-!'ti,d Au liins 11. App, ,,c,ils (ill (''I I S A ,i,t 00 .323 5820 I Push puffon controls, has carousel, still in warranty Originally $649, assume payments of 521 mo Agent 339 Business loens. Florida Mor tgage Investment, 1333 Orange Ave., Suite 701. Winter Park. 644-6132 _____________________________ _______________________ INC. REALTORS I Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville ,, ___________ also make Peal Estate OvIEDO BLACK HAMMOCK 90 acres, $7,000 per acre Hwy 92 I miI wi'sl of Speedw.', Day Ion,, Beach, w Ii hold pubic AU TO AUCT ION eser', Tuesday & Saturday 8t 7 - 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 90i 253 8311 for ?Urflier detall6 --- KEtvMOPE WASHER - Parts. Service. Used Machines We buy equity in houses, apts . & I vacant land Lucky In MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0691 vestments, P.O. lbs 29. I Sanford, 327 414% Sr. Eves 327 0617, 37? 1587 .3fl 8182. 322 7377 207 E 25th St FORREST GREENE ( Hwy. 17.92) PHONE 323.7340 - 323.7832 Lonqwood, cozy 3 BR, 20, lots of storage, corner site with trees - ' 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. & -. ____________________ S asher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig *40933 uSed thor time BaI. $189 11 or $19 35 mo Agent 339 8388. - ' DOOR PR IZES .SANFORD AUCTION, ______________________________________ _______________________________ 47-A--Mortgages Bought MUL TIPL F LISTING REAL TOP Mon-Fri 9.Sdaily______________ 322-2611 _________ I SR-5199 up. Pool. Adults only ----- - S CAS H _________ . - MASTER CHARGE 52-Appliances 330 woodsfand MORRIS ------- DAY ION .5 .54) 0 .5 1C T ON VISA- __________ C,,Il Harold Hall Pe.ilty Inc REALTOR 323 5,71 HAL COLBERT REALTY In( I BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. RN, 5 4 & 1 12. full & part time. . ---- Peg, REAL ESTATE Broker i 290$. 37.92, Canelberrp, Fl. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OURSELVES EDITOR ...... loacresorangeqrove H. Ernest -- - DIETRICH Wanted OSTEEN s wilderness acres Enloy n,4turr' Only 515.000. good t'rmis BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE for being my customers & - 900cattle ranch UPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK REALTORS 7710$anfordAve. 3277912 _____ 80--AUtos for Sale WICK ER SELECTION, I . -_________________________________ Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity 377 0216 I ALTY I SUITOR 24 HOUR lB 3229283 , good bc, heavy traffic area, 5.100. - 41—Real Estate ______ APE YOU INTERESTED' 20.,cr,'s Ike'front - - _________________________________________ CHAIRS, LAMPS, Used full size hotel motel tied (tOg Very clean Ill 95,, (0 NolI 5 S,%nfor(1 (-tirnitur,' S,ilvaqf', 17 92 So of $a,ilorct 327 8721 - _____________ - - BE DROOM SUITES, - until all the holiday bills are paid?" __________________________________ Orlando .317 1377 . I ord Pickup Ii 'r,,ny i.;--'ed On&1 (.p'!.. 'i. 12.' .I'SS S ' 1100 'I ODD TA BL ES, CH ESTS, ott 01 total nsentory of brand new interprinq heddini These beds are not ulamnaqeci or yt(Ofl(ts but brand new top Iin, ree local bedding sets only I or delivery NaIl's Santord flilure salvage. 37 Y1. '.0 om anfordU2 8721 'Do you have some holiday cheer that'II last - Thank You, ThankYcu o List 2' 2439$ Myrtle Aye S.infor J?t OAJO WALN UT & OA K DI N I NG ROOM & ii', & ,t.II New 8. Lis,'ct t,rn'?urt' 323 8' I 3,lntor(1 Ayi' - BROKER - 3 14P. 2 Ii. IS • 30 pool. c4reen house. beaut landscaping and I'ldny i'xtras Priced right $55,900 pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak $11103. l's easy to place. ClassIfIed Ad We'll even help you word It. Call 322.2611. ____________________ . --- 79--TruCks-TraIlers MAHOGANY, Why buy used' New brand nani,' tx. springs 8. mattresses .,t :o pct above dealers cost Twin tuft size, queen & king Jenkins Furnitur., .u4 I .'SIh St IT' O9tl I SEItLER REALTY 3 BR, 4 B Country living on 4 acres with 330' lakefront. Also I BR, I B quest cottage. Alt tot 2.O00 Sanford Gracious livilig. Peas. Weeklyl monthlyrates, utilities Resident1.11CommercIal 220752 aft S )75.4 137 -- %435421ns Attorney for Plaintiff Publish December 10, 17, 1979 - -. Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY t 3886 or 37) 7710 BRASS & BRIC.A-BRAC clomoa Nighi 373.5774 Day or 2' 78-t0ces THE NORTH • TR(JCKFULLOF Kenniore 1:1 drop in range, Self tIi',ii oven. ceramic ookiop. exc conct $1S0 323 792! - IIU , - 3 From SlOb 550 0,111 .3221621 IT' FOR '79 Ii RN IT Li WE & 1,i IN - InC R EA L TOR, MLS Furnished Rooms For Rent Inquire 101 Magnolia Ave. Al B PAINTING CaIl$31.53990,$$7.0136 16k PAR W. MCCURRY JR. Independent Square Jacksonville, Florida 32202 - - - Harold Hall Realty - DEO-32 , - 29-Rooms Yard debrIs, Trash 5.ppllancs & MIR. (LOCAL) 3495371 - (SEAL) ARTHUR H. SECKWIIH g. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Eve Crabtree Sy: . TIITyD.Coe DEPUTY CLERK Publi*h: Decimber 10, ii, 24, 31, IDYL LWILDE S'unning 3 BR. 2B custom home, formal living & dining rm's, white brick EP in FR. fenced cot lot & oaks 587.500. __________________ — - 301 .,,3 . _____________________________ Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes,Upholstery in 3 BR F I', on 7 plus acres completely turn & tenceci in P,,ola S39900 2 ch,',r barber shop. full equip . under "xc lease. uood location, $3000 CORRESPONDENTS ? NEED CASH ? IN FROM • -- . LAST AUCTION • 51—Household Goods * - _-- ---- - --- UseYourHomeAsSecurity Call 1.35 For Terms WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE Ill 3ISE First St 322 3672 71) V .. PART-TIME 25—Loaos MON., DEC. 17, 7 PM. - _______________________________ ROBBIE'S ________ PUBLIC AUCTION • J C.PAI4 IT QUICK Super sharp 3 BR fenced cor lot, FR, eat in kt oversizc.d Bps 537.800 Fenced) BR. I 13, Dbt. lot This privacy in tOwni Only 529.900 Partially disabled man wbuld like piece work, addressing envelopes, pick up & delivery, etc. Very reliable. 8308061. _____________________________ t'oI,iroict I, and c'ami'r,, ,iIi',ost new 3 IC43 I'i Ar 'ii "cay', itiity 2205% p'e,,t,'r ,itiio 300 W 2 switches 3110 1230:113 p NO OLIAL lIVING 3 DR home N.',' ('.'pita! H8,A 8. carpe' Own,'r will tn,nct. w suIstant,iI ciwn 333.000 372 I FEES ______________________________ UgM HauIhig -. - I NO BROKERAGE 1980. ClINt - Wanted hairdresser w clientele for young aggressive shop Combination women's sports wear Shop & beauty salon, Pay high percentage. Call 322 9558. 930 to 430 Tower Financial Serv. I 600211 2469 _Lai&LainiscapIng NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. CHARLES HARRIS and GAIL G. HARRIS, his wife, Defendants. NOTICEOPSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GtVEN THAT, pursuant to an Order of clerk - ----- OWNER WILL FINANCE 2 BR home w eat in kit & superb loCation 319.500 Low dwn payment ____________________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 5pedait', 2$ yrs. Exp. 069.6567. Plaintiff, - -- WANTED local business needs a qualified manager for restaurant ope ration, Must be bondable, re liable, pleasing personality re auired. Send resume to Box 40. co The Evening Herald, P.O Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 37773 21-Situations_Wanted Danny S AuCtion 372 7010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave 323 5172 4 pct nterest to qualified titiyt'rs New homes with ronttIy payments under 5250 ow dowl' p,,yrnnnts 322 2787 m:lassif led Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. - __________ JAY'SAPPLIANCES MalorApplianceRepair Undernewownership 323.5434 - top Dollar P.iid for unk & uSed cars, trucks & heavy equipment 327 59'4O BEDDINc. Wholesale to .111 OrI,incto Whole sale 1 utn 2501) lndustr ,l flJy Orl.ndci - presented In a column in The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. k Final Judgment of foreclosure entered in the abovecaptioned action. I will sell the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as: Lot 14, Block "C," is,, wllibsenled.aInstyouf,rt,, danddinth,petiU.nfor Permanent Coinmltmunb. WITNESS my hand and e011clal sisl as the of said Court mis flhdayofDacem$r,1195, I I Me.i.'i WE At Tfl13 77 MLII TIPI. F LISTING SERVICE Fv 862 3655 J22!59 - P01 I CE OF F IC E P The Orlando Civil Service Office wilt be scheduling candidates for the examination for Police Officer, beginning Monday. December 17, 1979 through Friday. January .1. 1980 In terested persons should apply tn person to the Orlando Civil Service Offirp. City HlI I Annex, 110 S Boone Avenue (directly behind City Hall) Monday through Friday, 8,00 a.m to S 00 p m Orlando iS an Equal Opportunity Employer -------------- - - 77-Junk Cars Removed 72-Auction I IIRNI TIP U iN Lo Down Payment Caso tor ,our Ot' Will btilil on ,i)ur i$ am our lot STEMPER AGENCY WEATHE PIZATION SUPERVISOR TRAINEE 3 yrs exp in carpentry including one yr. as Supervisor Ep working With young adults either in a paid position or as a volunteer Salary $10000 Send resume to Weatherizafion Supervisor Trainee position. P 0 1389, Sanford. F I 32771 Equal Opportunity Employer. for Sale VA. F HA.235-Con. Homes . CASSELBERRY and it you have a knack for gathering the 4ocloI news from your respectIve community to be 111 1 VS. Immedlitely I , porat ion, fit, the oripitat with the Clerk of me Court either befor, servics on Petitlener's I I 14 * ft(I1T) by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES REALTOR TWO BIG EXT PAS Zoned cornn1 & less than I mi 'torn 1k Monroe 2 BR ?B. I high lots, F P & lots ot 'tees Office lOS 628 3005 Aft,r Hours 323.6400 a home for t'(OnOm(OI gas wall & t)f1qe Fenced rear vu . convenient bC LW a. Fla cm, w w carp 329.500 To write news of local Interest SAN from LONGWOOD - -_ 3 BR I --- k',olts F GUT INFLATION Invest in iti 2 unit apt Only S30,000 Desk Clerk, afternoon Shift Apply in person, Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lakefront j . - Centact - DORIS WASHINGTON OAKS, SECTION TWO, according totheplat thei.sol as recorded in PIat Book IS, Pages 06 and Si, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. at PUblIc sale, to tM h1ghest best bidder for cash, at me W. front door Of the SemInole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock AM. on January 4, - ---.. WANTED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 75.1981 CA 09 COLONIAL MORTGAGE SER. VICE CO.. a California cor. and F HAVE IT 313.000 Sales lady. exp in ladies ready to wear, apply in person Only No phone calls, P0 Jay. 118 E 1st St., Santord -_ 41—t1ous 3)500 DOWN w.II buy 10 ,icres (eec1ed access to the St Johns - ______- 'yll FOSES O'MA$TA and NANI FLORIAN OMASTA, for sub. sloven? adoption, you are AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details. call I 811 1687 or UI 3079 GENERAL OFFICE Work with great bunch of people, Sanford area. County, Florida, in accordance with the provisions of the Fic. Iltious Name Statutes, towit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 1979. of February, 1971, a? Leydon Township, Illinois. fe CHRISTINE - , County, Florida, under the tic. titious name of TRIPLE "0" FARMS and that We Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Wanted PT FT waitresses PM AM ep only in, fine dining See Mrs 0., Deltona Inn. 66$ 4493 JOBS! --____________________ ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, Clerkof the CircuIt Court By: .5. Terry 0. Ccx DEPUTYCLERK PublIsh: December to. 17, 74, 31, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDiCIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR $IMINOI.E COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 77.1$56.CjA IN THE INTEREST OF KEVIN O'MASTA, A Child. NOTICEOFACTIOpe TO: HANS FLORIAN O'MASTA 13309 Copper N.E. Aprfment 4 Albuquerque, New MexIco $7123 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition under oath has been flied In me eboy,. styled Court for the permanent commNm.ntofKEvIpeO'AaAST Imate child, born on the ICN day r -"- ** - - Permanent Commitment. WITNESS my hand and official seal as the Clerk of said Court this 7th day of December, 1979. 010.31 ---.- -- - 18—Help Wanted _______________________________________________ _______________________ NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JOYCE JONES PATTERSON 1OM Worden South East Grand Rapids, MIchigan 39507 you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition under oath has been flIed In the above. styled Court for the permanent commitment of WILLIAM DEAN JONES, born on the 19th day of February, 1971, to JOYCE JONES PATTERSON, for subsequent adoption, and you are hereby required to serve a copy of your 'itten defenses, i any, to it on JOSEPH W. DUROCHER, Esquire, Petloner's attorney, whose address is 1315 East Robinson Street, Orlando, FlorIda, 32501, on or before the 11th day of January, 1900, and fIle the original with the Clerk of the Court either before service on PetItioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded Intlie PetItion for _________________________ of the - 322-7813 A Child. DEQPO ths,9ter Creative Expressions - WILLIAM DEAN JONES, Court Publish Dec. 17, 24. 31, 1979—Jan. 7, 1900 or MERRY CHRISTMAS IN THE INTEREST OF CynthIa Proctor Deputy Clerk Arthur H. BeckwIth Clerk of the Circuit attorney Fc,. Sale DREAM NAVEL ORANGES Simpson 3273313 Noon The DQf8efoe Publicotion Sunday Noon Ft'iday THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL December, 1979. (SEAL) January, 1* 44C line 39c a line 36c a line DEADLINES CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLIDA CASE NO. 71.49.CJA Witnsssmyhandandsealofthls this appear here tomorrow. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF wIlIb.enter.dagainstyouforthe relief demanded in the petition. on HutchiSon 3224036. 1 l—lnstructiorn Permanent Commitment. WITNESS my hand and official seal as the Clerk of said Court this 7th day of December, 1919.' ARTHUR H.BECKWITH, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: .5. Terry 0. Con DEPUTY CLERK Publish: 0 comb,? 10, 17, 24, 31, 1979. DEQ29. Colonial Lane, Longwood, Florida 32750, en or bete the 1PUI day of llflV5I 1980, aed file the orIlnaI Monday, Dec. Il, 199—JD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lines Minimum attorney immediately or thereafter; otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relIef demanded in the Petition for YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED that a petItIon for the adoption of your chIld, LEANN BROOK HOLDER. has been filed, end you are required to serve a copy of your wrItten defenses, if any, to it to RICHARD W. COPELAND, Attorney for PetItioners, wtaose address Ii 209 ARTHUR H. BICKWITH, DEQ-12 ,.- SATURDAY with the Clerk of the Court either before service on PetItIoner's 10. 11,21, 197 - - , - today and your Classified Ad will 7coecutive times Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida, 32501, on or before the 11th day of January, 1950, and file the original Residence Unknown Court .... JOSEPH W. DuROCHER, Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, whose address is 1315 East TO: Johnny Clyde Holder pef t'.o. Drawer 0 Sanford, Florida 27771 husb.nd, Edward 1$4. J - .. t,. ... 530 PM 8 00 AM MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 Noon required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on 2J.CA.2o.E ON RE: The adoption of LEANN BROOK HOLDER NOTICE OF ACTION EsquIre, PetitIoner's attorney, whosi address is 131$ East RobInson Street, Orlando, FlefldL 32301. on or before the 11th day of )979 usid tO wie the M gpd_. Her mother, WIimls 'P. pw.ly killed herself Friday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT CIVIL CASE NO. 79. BERRY. P.O. Drawer 0, Sanford, (SEAL) ARTHUR H. *ECKWITH JR. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT h 111y's farm Cd: 322•2611 - Mi's Perry led aniboritiss hat weE to' hnari bin.. &IlLh -.................. - December 3, 10, 17, 1979 DEP.101 hereby reQuIred to serve a copy of pour written defenses, if any, to $ on JOSEPH W. DuROCHER, b'OU. - t ............. - EVERY DAY someone is Iookln for what you have to sell. Call 1 time .lcnns,cutive tames . styled Court for the permanent commitment of MIKER EARL JONES, a.k.a MICHAEL EARL JONES. born on the 72nd day of July, 1972 to JOYCE JONES PATTERSON, for subsequent adoptIon, and you are hereby and Seminole County. Florida, and serve a copy thereof on petitioner's attorney, ROGER L. Florida 32771, on or before tt'e ah day of January, 1980. otherwIse a default will be unbred aeOn? _____ ositte S. NOTICIOPACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CONNIE JO WIL.IANKS, etiose last known residence and mailing address 11927 N. Sparkman Street, Hartselle, Alabama 35640: YOU AE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for dissolution of marriage has been filed agaInst you and that Petitioner, VERNON CECIL WIL BANKS. is seeking relief edmmorlsiof i$ala why the Iliermatlan did rM reach local stdhonitlas ; : RespondentWlte. her father's body burled In an onihouse and her m*her in I IIJSIN IEVIEWI ! DeWty,srtpserad and CONNIE JO WILBANKS. - Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. _______________________ Pe$itioner.Plusband, RAEFORD, N.C. (UP!) Hoke County 51ig'jff Da Barrington uys the FBI waited seven months to give local authorities details of a 35•year.old Hoks County slaying. In March' AnnIe Blue Perry authorized the FBI to give, NorthCarcllnaauthorltjesde. HOURS ARE YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition under oath has been filed in the above. cordancewiththeprovlsionsof the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: 1979. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79377$ IN RE; THE MARRIAGE Or: VERNON CECIL WILIANKS, DECEMBER FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busIness at 204 Vinewood DrIve, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of AtlantIc Pacific Enterprises and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac. 51g. JOHN R. EINMO Publish November 26 Winter PQrk RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Lost: Man's horseshoe ring Vicinity Zayre Plaza REWARD. 3236655 [ijENoiI 45 - 3222611 "We are trying to enlist the community to help us," Williams said. "I've got my whole crew out and have cancelled all days off until this thing Is solved." CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (UP!) - Authorities continue to search today for 31 of 45 persons indicted In connection with a sting operation In had rint a which undercover officers bought $2.2 million in stolen sp.clal goods. "They've scattered and it'll to stor• all H. take us a while to round them • up," said LI. Mike LeVan, stol.n administrative coordinator the 18'month In- I Legal Notice vestigatlon. "I'm sure some ________________________ OF SHERIFF'S SALE are out of state. g NOTICE NOt ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Fourteen persons were an- that by virtue of that certain Writ rested over the weekend as of Execution issued out of and state . The two were believed, to be the only Mormon missionaries in the area, Williams said. Mrs. King came to the area just last snth from Salt--lake City, while Mrs Teuscher arrived from Idaho about five mortlis ago. Police were talking to "all the people" listed in their log, book of activities, he said, and officials were talking to a missionary in another state who had worked in Charleston with one of the victims. He said the women were apparently killed elsewhere and then abandoned in their car ai the mall. A security guard found them about 8:30 a.m. and called police. Onewoman'sbod, waswedgedbetweenthe front and back seats, while the other woman was found in the trunk. 'We believe it actually happened out of our jurisdiction In Berkeley County, that's the area they were working out of," Williams said. Police refused to say how many times the women had been shot, saying that informalion would help them determine the truthfulness of any statement taker. from a derco ver Police Indictments Sheriff Blasts J Hunt tin - i OdQndo Seminole Prompt I - FOR SALE Grapefruit. Oranges, Tangerines & Lemons. P. U. CLASSIFIED ADS .I ::1 . * - 9—Good Things to Eat Brutal - , 7340. _______________________ Wagon Wheel Bunk Beds $70 $437056 from Dec. 1$ tr,ru Dec. also antjq refinishing. Free pick up & dcllvéry. Come set' f us. Hwy. 4192mi Not Oyiedo , 365 3110 u" j'jIb FOR HER ____________________ Select Style and Warmth of Daniel Green Slippers KN1GHTS,20I F 1st Downtown ' 6 j ACCESSORIES ___________________ 1979 Wellcraft 195 Bowridt'r. 228 hp Mcrc cruiser 10 brrs . many extras Asking 59.530 862 1926 or 869 0539 afI 6 'I , '1 .•, - . - - .-. rx: , -. 4 -.'.-.. . 'S ' &" k - ttOLIII r T '-: TT:.T.- T . . 'rr .' : ': ,'-1j �-% * ----- . • ..--..--- --. S. S.- - I •• •! P t• -. -*.-..*--.-S.. 5 uLONDIE HOW I2 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker \ t ___ THE BORN LOSER TO A LITRZ &0 15 — Tflli( Rlp2 IT15 T &T lvic : 23 Skillful 46 Egyptian sun disk 48 Mighty mite 49 Kind of ncates 30 Not new Ii - 7 — — 13 1 J 16 I - - 17 — — — \ W- 20 - - _________ 23 -- 22 21 - -- 24 25 AtA1' 'lFT? 26 27 1 A I'.lO. &B(.2 31 — :i" Ic 32 34 - 138 i 42 45 i 43 36 35 140 39 I I I 46 41 i — - 47 — SANTA .- rVELL, I PAO MY STOMACH' I SAY, VII PILLOW AND DER MAN "1IPIGLE BELLS — WHO HIRES, SAY 70 ME, GLE BELLS --' a TALK LIKE SANTA.. NOW NO. HI. SVENSCPJ—\ DID YOU GET THAT PART-TIME "AS Mon ana - AlE' f ______ • 1 - o, ( '.'.' , \\ ,,, ( "'- L EEK& MEEK by . - (OH yyJ (T ,, .JUiM - '' ARCRES NEVER RAMS ' ' ' ,, Howie Schneider ,.- vjjx. irvv' ,cr.ivww,j ir. jt 11* RKI4 r RICHE& 4.j) T1'E j tR.I.!iJT WE CaY i jar J I I1J4ATS MEOF 1. 0 LIG 7. - W6 y 56 - - - 58 59 — — — — . • • -. 1 • • - I Re tur n To Doctor To Get Yo ur Relie - -- - Khomeini • A 'I. Cl IA - tT '.: -. R PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer II . HI 5OET1ME$ I. _____ ____ • —IIIIITII1L I -- V1I' LET19 56E i by Stoffvl S Nelmdahl NCE. - INC MUYJCAN HA-r PANcE I - I .t (V -7Agin '-' A f ... . S UP!)— A trio of gunmen today assassinated a close aide of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the government blamed the United States. Militant students said they would put American hostages on trial unless the shah returned to Iran. I I IIosiitai S - By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer County Semino Cornnrtissoners 1ea agreed work session interview only three of live groups that or lease Seminole proposed emorial Hospital. The commission's action eliminates Am Hospital Management Corporation, Miami, and Gateway Medical Management Inc., Clearwater. sun being considered are Florida Hospital a Seventh-day Adventist non-profit organization; Hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville for-profit and the proposal of the hospital's curren't board oItrstees The interviews were scheduled for Jan. 10, five days before the commission holds public hearings on the issue. Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said the proposals of the eliminated groups "were not in the same league" as the others. Florida Hospital and Hospital Corporation of America are offering to spend millions of dollars each, including cash payments to the county, Kirchhoff said. Florida Hospital would buy Seminole Memorial for $8.2 million and spend an S S Ghotbaadeh, branding as irresponsible” his statements that some of the hostages might be freed by Christmas. They threatened to take over - Iranian embassies abroad from Foreign Ministry - - . - - :. -- - — — .-1 • - S •.' * main Islamic religious school, in a hail of bullets In downtown Tehran before they escaped. Two guards also died, and two other people were wounded In the attack. S . " , . the shah's former secret police. The gunmen opened fire on Moffateb and two guards just outside the Islamic additional $6 million renovating it. In College of Tehran. Mofaetteh fled into the building but was pursued by the gunmen and shot In the head, shoulder, hand and ankle. He died about three hours later. The Identity of the killers, who authorities reported escaped on the motorcycle after seizing the weapons of the dead and wounded, was not ffl1JfldJ. ately known. Two key aides of Khomeini assassinated earlier by hitmen of the anticlerical " foritian" underground group. The students branded as 'irrespon- ay December 18, 1979 . aible" and "an illusion" statements by Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbtadeh that some of the captives, in their 45th day of conlesnest, could be -freed by Christmas and that spy tribunZo P probably would not be held. Noting the apparent confusion In Tehran, Carter said in Washington late Monday before the latest pronounthat hedid b1jeve any of the c hostages would Ti - . personnel. Three gunmen on one motorcycle Mofatteh, a leader of the antlshah movement during Khomeini's exile, was the third close confidant of the Khomeini tO be assassinated recently. The ruling Revolutionary Council said in a statement: "One more prominent spiritual leader has been made a target by the enemy. He has been shot down by dirty agents of the CIA and SAVAK" — 60 . killed Mohammed Mofatteh, head of the '41 be freed by Christmas despite the optimistic statements from Ghotbsadeh. In an escalating cempaign seemingly to discredit the foreign minister, the militants sweated that Iran' s foreign embassies be taken away from the foreign ministry and handed over to Moslem students In foreign countries, Glanmen previously have killed several ___ THIS BUSiNESS CAN BREAK co - . C' unfy Bo 1~s Down 1. Sh .- WIN AT BRIDGE - - • I'SSISTCIflt - simple, plain Internal heartburn. Sulfa drugs are not nor- hemorrhoids are prone to mally given for hemorrhoids. Weed rather than to cause That suggests to me that symptoms. And I'm very pleased that whoever prescribed them must have thought you had YOU went to see a doctor By BERNICE BEDE OSOL some sort of Inflammatory because you were having a disease of the rectal area problem. Rectal and colon rather than just simple cancer combined are the uesd second most common cause of hemorrhoids. , cancer deaths In both men I m sending you The Health and women. Anyone who has YOUR BIRTHDAY disadvantage as much as it is Letter number 13-12, December 13, 1979 a change in bowel habits or to his or hers. Hemorrhoids: New Treat* unexplained bleeding or pain Solid achievement can be TAURUS ( Anrfl 20Mau made this coming year if If you find ourself forced w ments For An Old Affliction, or other problems would be to give you a better idea of well advised to see a doctor as you're willing to change that shire time with t try to push your family what hemorrhoids are and soon as possible. Most of these which has been Unproductive don' for you. Friends will be eager to the wall today.Treat them what can be done about them. cancers can be cured If • Ot her readers who want this they're detect ed early. The to help you open up new like friends and you'ii Issue can send 75 cents with a problem Is many of get territ long, stamped, self-addressed aren't detected soon enough to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23GEMINI (May 21-June 20) envelope for it. Send your provide the beat opportunity Dee, 21) You fl l*A IUWUII ms, CS of t) guard agaht coming on too gottefl y ft strong or making heavy don't try to push your family demands on those who are to the wall today. Treat them Involved In your business like friends and youll get today. Be a friend, not a- ('ther. • dictator. You'll enjoy the CANCER (June 21July 22) — though t ,s partner had section in your new Astro- If confusion arises in your misf' NORTH nm Graph Letter which tells you work today, chances are it Alan: " They are both ri OQ111111143 what lies ahead for you in will be due to your having There is no way to bid sort of hand perfectly. I would romance. 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He wanted to know why AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. around persons who band Vulnerable: Both South couldn't bid seven." 19) Maintain a philosophical, together as a means to hold I)ulef South Alan: "South felt that when mind-your-own business sway over others. It's not Nor th rebid spades looked West North East attitude t oday- to avoid As If North had real spade 14 to understand a strength, not four good clubs 14 trouble. You could WWR 14 20 29 and that really valuable p Pass , someone else's problem if you queen-jack LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) f hearts." Pass Pass 64 3 SUCk your nose into the wrong Pies Oswald: I wonder if any. Don't base, any decisions a the table noticed that PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) today on past conclusions. East and West could have tak. 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Each itp.) or T Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)-Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 102-Tuesday, Dec. 18,1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 SS_ - - eiaId Evening - (I A U L 54 - • HOROSCOPE . 15 - 555 . . - - bY Bob • - 48 51 ARCHIE . • •• I can only see a very small see anything, this implies you bluish area and It's not may not have any significant 8 9 swollen. Any suggestions external hemorrhoids. would be very much ap You could have a fissure predated, which means a crack in the Bar. area whichcan certainly DEAR READER ren-t cause some of the symptoms ning and irritation a by that you're complaining about — necessarily caused hemorrhoids. The truth is and it would be difficult or internal hemorrhoids which impossible for you to see any t see, problem. are those you can' 28 29 I wish there was a good usually don't cause symptoms. You can have in. answer I co uld give you but flammation in the area which because your story suggests can cause burning and it may you may have an inunrelated to hemorrhoids. flammatory process, I think I — A good example here is a you'll need to continue to see person who eats hot, spicy your doctor and if you're not food and later on has burning getting relief, just simply — with subsequent bowel return until you do. If you just movements. Because of the had a simple Internal tendency for this to occur hemorrhoid, there are a after some Mexican foods that number of procedures which are very hot and spicy, this could be done which should condition has sometimes been relieve your problem but I referred to as Mexican would like to repeat again that - 1 - • . 53 Brown 5 6 12 - . S bathroom because the usually associated with exdiscomfort is so t. I tried temal hemorrhoids, not the okat theareLyselfand slipper 29;ua 4 r broth 24 Capillus 25 European 27 capital Nerve part 28 Arachnid 7 Leak out - by Art Sansom 9&,Qij( 38 Energy I :ch - -_'.L-uu.-_( ri „.,LDUT an (abbr) 2 Don Ju S mother 3 Bean Canadian province 2 3 - 7 aer . - - 40 Arid 41 Hidden 43 Parodied insect DOWN :: Ea:i of surprise i'-' L_di IS time • the past :ix months I've been Dr. S. a prq4lem with MY been to two rectum. I've proctologists and they both Lamb 0 tell me that I have one small hemorrhoid. Every day since I suffer Inside and out of the anal area. I have burning and a feeling of drawing and nesvpaper, P.O. Box 1551, fullness. I had a prescription Radio City Station, New York for sulfa and lso a f anDini ection NY 10019. ay after but still no Burning, Irritation and day the situation cont inues symptoms fhoids,as and I'm wrorried about rectal explained in The Health cancer. I dread going to the Letter I'm sending you, are lolu i- a i T t R 0o r s 8 Never (contr) 35 Country 9 Infinity of festival cape Safety agency I T 7 If 60 Intermediate 11 Bear . (prefix) 13 Parasitic 10 N E 24 Awful 26 Sweet potatoes 1 DR 0 1f 57 noster 58 Confine 59 New England 15 CAFZ Im [1 q T shrub 20 Skin-ill sufferer 22 Display 31 Gold in heraldry 32 HANPS ________ D • • S S Answer to Previous Puzzle 55 Spanish cheer 56 Ink 30 emisphere °'• ganization 4lN I'VE GOT\ ETNJN& FOR ( !t RO 1 VEA4 • • 52 O uter (refix)1rjy K EJD S 1544 Toile-case 17 Buddhism type 18 Flowering . F p • S .. - •.S P•p'. 51 Cereal grain IIk;t 16 Announce H ( S I 71 - 20 YOU SEE BEETLEy •• . 36 Baseball player Mel ACROSS c Young MUCH IS THAT : _ - • b I WANT 70 UY A PR FOR M yE -Sf . • 'p other top Khomeini aides but the identity of today's attackers wu not ünmedlately own. 'p deposed haj arrived In Panama Saturday from Texas where he had been recovering from surgery and a spokesman said Monday ida stop on • Contatiora Island was "strictly z• - S - 4 n •I S S • , a vacation," adding the shah would dodde after New Year's whether to make another move. Khomeini earlier branded Carter a - ',' - actAw " worse tbo HAlir"and the hostages as spies, but he rdused to settle , the public squabble between GhoIL*adsh C hoices To 3 '--- Adventist PR Effort Irri tates Th B ~1 d County commissioners noted Monday that one of the groups proposing to take over Seminole Memorial Hospital has been undertaking "a major pubLic rela tions campaign" In the hospital's constituent area. Although annoyed, the commissioners agreed not to try to take any action to stop it. "We said they couldn't go around saying bad things about the other applicants," Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger said. "But we didn't say they couldn't blow their own horn." The commissioners did not name the group. However, Florida Hospital, Orlando, has been making its sales pitch to the community since October by means of letters, a survey and public meetings before groups and clubs. Officials of the hospital, run by the Seventh-day Adventist Health System. Sunbelt, say they need to counter misconceptions and rumors about their operation. Adventist Health System Regional Vice President Mardian Blair released to the Herald results of a survey taken in Seminole County which asked residents for opinions on Florida Hospital and the Adventist system. Fifty-six of 300 mailed questionnaires were returned. Asked "What Is your general impression of Florida Hospital?" 60 percent of the respondents said "excellent." Twenty percent said their general impression was "good" and 2 percent said It was "fair." Five percent checked "other" and 13 percent left the question blank. Blair and Florida Hospital Vice President Jim Morris said it was evident the addition, it proposes construction of a respondents had many misconceptions about Florida Hospital and the Adsatellite facility somewhere between ventist system. Their public relations campaign Is an effort to correct these, Seminole Memorial Hospital and Florida said. they Hospital-Altamonte in the 1-4 corridor The survey shows some people th ink the Adventists cut back services on the "at some point in the future." The group Sabbath, and fail to serve meat with their meals. also offered to take over the county's Although the Seventh-by Adventist religion encourages vegetarianism, ambulance service if so requested. Florida Hospital's top corporate officers showed menus to prove there is "real , Hospital Corporation of America Meat" available at every meal if the patients want it. stated in its proposal that Ithe cost of As for services not being available on Saturday, their Sabbath, Morris said renovating the existing facility would be "that simply is not true." almost as great as the cost of a new "Every service is available, at any time it is needed," he said. and capacity bed hospital with similar According to a Seminole Memorial Hospital insider, the present doctors and service. The corporation proposes to staff at the hospital fear they will lose their jobs to those of the Adventist build a new $18 million 200-bed facility refigion if Florida Hospital takes over. within the city limits of Sanford. BIsLI' sa id this is not true. Florida Hospital, he said, would utilize eli of the During construction of the new present employees, except the top three or tour admintafrative positions. to hospital, the corporation proposes "In any business that changes hands," he said, "there is a realignment of t lease the old facility from the county for philosophy and personnel. That's a basic fact of mankind." $2 million. After occupation of the new As of July 24, 1979, Morris said, these were the percentages of Seven-day hospital the county would still own the old Adventist employees at Florida Hospital: facility worth several million dollars, Directors.assistants,93.Sperccnt; supervisors lVor equivalent, 65.7 percent; Kirchhoff said. directors of nursing, 69 percent; head nurses and supervisors, 26 percent; Both Hospital corporation of America assistant head nurses, 38 percent. Total Florida Hospital Seven-day Adventist and Florida Hospital are pledging to employes: 36.75 percent—DIANE PETRYK make about a $24 million investment, Kirchhoff said. The current Board of Trustees of 'This offering will be based upon a Seminole Memorial have proposed to handle Indigent care will be a major spend $16 million renovating the current consideration in the selection process. need which is judged to be an emergency facility If their proposal to switch from The current hospital trustees pledge or urgent situation as determined by a county-owned to a private, non-profit that under their proposal all services of staff physician,"the Florida Hospital corporation is approved. They would the hospital would be available to any proposal states. Hospital Corporation of America lease the hospital from the county for $1 a indigent requiring emergency medical the pledges it will provide care for all inyear. treatment with the expectation that Methodist Hospital Foundation, count will reimburse the hos ital for dividuals, regardless of their ability to " Jacksonville, was eliminated Last week pay, through physician's orders. r rendered t S minol Count "We feel certain," the corporation's because Its proposal was for a residents who cannot qualify for special proposal states, "that the amount of management contract not a purchase or funding additional tax revenue provided by HCA lease. Florida Hospital pledges that all as a result of its private ownership Since the county is responsible for providing medical care to those who services offered by the facility will be will, to a great extent, assist the county in cannot afford to pay for it, how those available for the care of the indigent providing for indigent care more so than under its present not-for-profit system." proposing to takeover the hospital would patient. City Ignores County, Approves Annex annexation in court. completely surrounded by property in Moore said a property owner should another governmental jurisdiction. The 4, have the right to annex land into a city if county has taken the position the word t:'r'-''../ hostages in an ter and commissioner the action could result in a he chooses. The owner of ttie property at means either partially or completely. Interview released Monday by the oflawsuit, the Sanford City Commission Woodson and U.S. 17-92 petitioned the .? alParsnewsagency.Butthe79-year. • .voted unanimously Mon da city for annexation. y night to . old religious leader skirted the Issue of .. I '";t1 'ji '.s.' annex a tract of property on U.S. 17.92 at Sturm, in whose commission district whether the hostages would eventually S Woodson Avenue, near Suzdand Estates. much of Sanford lies, said Monday if the be tried by revolutionary courts f) 5 U The commission, without comment, city would hold up on the annexation he sentence them to have the power to 'I•.. - -,t' .1 •'.f• "; i lI#.f•I, voted unanimously to approve on first would be amenable to joining with the ;• death. . . '4 lisrasi PN W Ties Ni$S reading an ordinance annexing the city in gaining an Interpretation from the CJvnpi, who in the lad few days property, planned u the site of a new attorney general on what an enclave is. braded Qdw a traltor and 4 601 Wdb@ ComBank. Second and finIal reading of The basi' s for the county' s court action pu Oil would enm dle presided wee net reelected, escalMed his person- To demonstrate the nation's concern for the American hostages the annexation ordinance, scheduled for against the city would be the same as 1 attack Monday calling Carter, "A being held In Iran, President Carter urged Americans to fly the stars Jan. 14, must take place before the an- lawsuits against three other cities in the R. nexation Is effective. county — that an enclave, forbidden by thn H111sr." dw9dw who is wat and str*s Wday on " NaUwal Vsky Day."At 8:30 a.m. Nn. J. W After the City commission meeting state law, would be created. American ambesay, the IM ow*W Wafff raked the ftg outside her home, at 112 Tangerine Dr. in Mayor Lee P. Moore said he favored the State law does not define the term,' nor annexation despite thie warning Monday have the courts or the attorney general's MOW we RAN V& 1111 41" 00 On annsicUou wkh w embassy and an VA she rakes Ike (12S, wbich coveired her husband's casket, on special from County Commiuloner Bob Stum office. The cities of the county have said S that the county might challenge the the word means a parcel of property occasions and holidays, diplomats." d the militants. - Khomeini delivered a blistering attack By DONNA ESTES -' . t ,',, ,, -_ S •'4'' ,-" -' :' Herald Stall Writer Despite a warning from a county - '' • -. - ..':. ' ' ' •, ,. , ' FRANK AND ERNEST Aon *n - y Bob Thaves V L/ mis' ii i' •?' 'I ffit9w LW QtRTU 'wt START JAVVYG by Stan Lot and John Romita SPIDER-MAN 1~/ TW Acr/av_ FROW1.6111 I.E FELLA! ome - - II, ANP THE : N EW MISSION FOR OLD GLORY IN"" IN **P! CATS/ I $04 W"19.0 WHO tfdOT)4 aSOMfhuuNG by T. K. Ryan V UM h - ' 6QI.OThAWCI(4 owlimf ICNCONFORM5t q i ____ MATS HIS ' ' UN S __-. ) cl I ' LA'1TThfl? by Craig Liggsft - Ps NO WHO Schools. Hunger For Funds To Avoi'd TUMBLEWEEDS to' IWO X / . ____ " j$Mft4JdS" i ' ' I , '. ' . .? W" , ) • • • a amount spent per-st udent, per-year has granting employees a total pay raise of yet another school, the about-to-open to pass additional funds for the schools, risen f rom $785 In 1973.74 to $1,190 in 1979Is the lint time In six or ei , This gh ool. seven percent and paying Incresuid coda Rock Lake Middle S t ' ch a Assistant Superintendent for Finance years they made a biennial ap- I). ol District on all goods, the district mint raise Ma Cotedy Uths1!v' buW hm INA mWo In IMM to and Business Roger Harris e4asined ft propriation," he explained. Con- ' But in terms of "1973 dollars"based on 60 ad gA 0Z M111110 mom NA 4j million for 191111. legislature allocated only 48 percent of versatlons with people throughout the the buying power of the dollar that year, bir Ieugh Increased state aid or ad him elleve Um d. the am un sdwd serviciss will hove UnWo pea yviars, tbwe is no the mono needed to cilm the Inflatim sIt&W ha giarai*ie the matter mint even be gap next year. Uno new money Is found, duane) funding will be approved. he each student has actually decreased to $727 this school year. of a repoel dlacsmed before the date laglalatiire, district employees would probably not said. Is the bask tb fuel, In addition to the rising cod of The report slates the figures provided niJeased Mieday by the Florida State which for the fIrst tInh In many years, receive a pay Increase and programs utility rates and Items needed by the do not Include the proposed "phase II" of. would have to be cut, he said. using figures paused a two-year budget In 1979. Ed'on Disadi Even with do date popmell seven WWI,the diArict will also be MarAaW the primary education Improvement But scb0d district officids my they P-1 ,11 A by dw awity didrkU &W setbastes is the rat. of Inflation during we coNldiiI the legI.'twe will revIew percent pay Increase, district employees to pay increased costs on Insurance, program. U the program was imthe recot'ig year. the matter and grant additional aid to will be falling behind the Inflation rate, Social Security and other services, said plemented on schedule, an additional $24 million would have to be added to the Harris. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 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/46dd305c1d148cc7d3c2a3a783817b8a.pdf 72c2bde0fd26046ae1d452d70fc06a4b PDF Text Text a JIM SUNDAY EDITION fillitl 111[erEilt[ 11ve / 72nd Year, No. 100—Sunday, December '168 1 32771 Evening Herald( US P5481 -280)--Price 25 Cents 1; Court Su pp orts U.S., Shah Leaves 12—Ivening Herald, Sanford, Fl. THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) The court further ordered that the take up permanent residence in Panama, stated its hope that the provision for a "The shah entered the United States nation and consulation yesterday The International Court of Justice Islamic Republic of Iran, which was not the White house announced today. place of residence for the shah in Oct. 2.) for diagnosis and evaluation of his tF'ri"ay, his physicians advised the unanimously today called on Iran to represented in court, should afford all The text of Presidential spokesman Panama will help to bring about a medical condition at Cornell Medical shah that his medical condition does not release the American hostages In U.S. diplomatic and consular staff the Jody Powell°s continued: peaceful resolution of the present crisis. Facility in New York. On Dec. 2 he en- preclude his taking up residence in Tebran. "full protection, privileges and Im"President Carter has expressed to tered Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital at Panama.' "The former shah of Iran departed In a decision delivered by Court munitles to which they are entitled under Lackland Mr Force Base this morning Panama the appreciation of the Lackland Air Force Base. There he has The deposed inonarch arrived in New President Sir Humphrey Waldock, the 15 the treaties in force between the IV.O for Panama. He will establish residence American people for the humanitarian continued his recuperation. York from Mexico Oct. 22 for cancer judges of the court unanimously agreed States, and under general International there in response to a longstanding and statesmanlike attitude of the "As the shah stated when he entered treatment and gall bladder surgery. His that the U.S. embassy in Tehran should law..." request from the government of government of Panama." the United States, he intended to leave arrival sparked the seizure of the U.S. be returned to the full control of the Powell later changed the word request the United States when his medical Embassy in Tehran and the taking of WASHINGTON (UP!) - The former Panama. United States government. "The government of Panama has to read "invitation" In his statement. condition permitted. After an exami- American hostages shah of Iran has left the United States to Fridley, Dec. 14, 97 I Book L'I * sts 'Best Doctors I n The U.S. By CAROL FELSENTHAL American Ubrary Aiii. did ask doctors to identify "good doctors" as well as "great brains" by asking them to evaluate their peers on their I Irapport and sympathy" for people as well as their medical skill. We all know someone, writes John T. Spooner In "Smart People: A User's Guide to the Experts," who Is always ushered to the front of the line, who gets a bigger discount from his stockbroker, who gets tickets to a sold-out " Horowitz concert, who gets his doctor to make house calls. dl You can beso lucky, Spooner proinlsea,if you learn how to surround yourself with experts, "a master person for , every need." (Society has grown too complicated, too. • overcrowded, too Indifferent, too controlled by a massive . Washington bureaucracy which has turned us all into numbers, for the individual to try to fend for himself.) •. Spooner's book is supposed to tell you how -to get .. everything from a Super Bowl ticket to a brilliant doctor with the bedside manner of Dr. Kildare. What Spooner, who wrote "Confessions of a Stockbroker," does, unfortunately, is tell us more about himself, his dubs, the famous people he has known, his good taste, which university president he plays squash with, ' which doctor he plays tennis with and meeting John Updike at a Cambridge cocktail party, etc., etc. His chapter "Medical Smarts" (how to find a good doctor) is as silly and Insufferable as the rest. ("Play squash regularly with your doctor" is typical of his ad. vice.) But, fortunately, Spooner interviewed his doctor ' (after squash, in the locker room) and the doctor makes much more sense than his patient. Medicine Is an Inexact art, he says, not an exact John Pekkanen's "Best Doctors in the U.S." science. It wasn't too long ago that a diagnosis ofdlptherla helps sick and worried laymen overcome their was done by smell. Diphtheria smells like a mouse. intimidation by medicine's mystique. Franklin Roosevelt died of high blood pressure. "He could have been saved by something available to anyone today for 35 cents. Dierel would have saved him." Once you're admitted to the hospital, the quality of care also depends on your doctor — varying not only from one The history port of an exam, in many ways, is more hospital to the next, but considerably within the same important than all of the poking and probing that precedes hospital," one doctor wrote. "The top level goes to those It. Hippocrates said, "Listen to the patient. He'll tell you patients who have doctors that demand It. The second what's wrong." "The antibiotics doctors use and the drugs they level of care goes to those patients whose doctors prescribe are often dictated by the doctor's relations with known to the hospital staff to be lazy or sloppy." (frH4 (Itljnpar,y salesman," Spooner's doctor advises. Pekkanen also Includes a section on "How to See the And finally, "Doctors should have a sign in their office, Top Man," which is helpful. Although the author seems for their own benefit saying, Is it a medical decision or more concerned with brains than with bedside manner, he because of the payment on the house?",. . In a classic study of 100 New York City hospitals, researchers found that 43 percent of patient care was "less than good" and 23 percent was "poor." Yet the survey also found that patients were "overwhelmingly" satisfied with their care. These blissfully oblivious patients could have used John Pekkanen's "Best Doctors In the U.S.: A Guide to the Fined Specialists, Hospitals and Health Centers." Most laymen, particularly sick and worried laymen, are thoroughly intimidated by medicine's mystique. "They don't understand the process or the language," explains Pekkanen. What to do? Well, according to Pekkanen, a medical writeand Neiman Fellow at Harvard, your best bet 15 to find the very best doctor you can - and Pekkanen Just happens to have this handy, well-organized book that lids names and full addresses for 2,500 doctors in every major specialty and every major geographical region. What makes Pekkaneñ's book unusual is that his 2,500 "best doctors" were chosen by their peers, via a questionnaire he sent to over 500 doctors. Pekkanen guaranteed them complete confidentiality — uot a single quote is Identified. The result is a frank appralsal; as one doctor-respondent put It, "We certainly know who the best doctors are. And In private we express very strong opinions about who Is good and who Isn't. The public has a full right to know who we think are the best In ur profession." Pekkanen asked doctors for names of doctors they themselves would turn to for a major Illness in their own family - in other words, he asked doctors for "the absolute bed." In a chapter on choosing a good doctor, Pekkanen advises that your doctor should be board certified, have gone to a U.S. medical school and have served his residency at a university-affiliated hospital. If a doctor tells you that surgery IA the solution to what ails you and you tell you want a second opinion and ask him to recommend another specialist, "His reaction to this request purtant," Pekkanen stresses. "Every physician 1fl terviewed on this subject agreed. U your doctor balks in any way ,.. you should at the very least reconsider keeping him u your doctor." no Reassures 00 VV ilnwn rI...s4 $na.8s S f hau,,'t.hr.. ,,nI,1 11m . ye... nn,1 wn ah ... .n a ..s; .. unit ee DnhI s. nS •nrOtmntL • ..w.a. 'fI*t, 5.Privats Parties & Banquet Facilities Available LUNCH & DINNER All DlaNSrSSSC1Sh Cow W1III fee TII,.I4&Suffer— Saled Bar $1.N lairs , __ •_J_ •_ e. - •.w m.,.w r WeI. 1. .Ia V .p...,w - I? a. I . -' ' . . '•. ,.,. -. •. . 00 '. 4 . . . .. . . " .4 I'. • & SW.. . ... .,, ,;.:v•'. % .-. - - 7Z.4 Herald Photos by Tom Vincent New Certificates To' Aid.- Smaff'Save -r-s-' BIOGIIPHY OF A TOWN WASHINGTON (UP!) - A new 30In a separate decision Friday, the month certificate of deposit will be of- regulators announced the interest Joys And Successes fered Jan. 1 that will allow small savers ceilings on deposits maturing in 90 days ____ - to take advantage of record interest to one year would be raised by one rates, federal financial regulators say. n quarter of 1 percent. Of Past And Present Also, the new certificates will require Banks will be allowed to pay 5.75 _____ ___ no minimum deposit, a majtr percent on such deposits while thrift __ _____ __________ breakthrough for Americans trying to institutions will pay up to 6 percent. protect their savin gs against inflation. Under the new 30-month certificate : One of the main purposes of the cer- plan, thrift institutions will be allowed to - - £2tZ,.._ L a_. L_i L_1f t_-----------_. f I _.__..1 LUIUU WUL ..JIl UV IU HVIp UWUL UIMLLUUOflS pay uiie 4UU[LV[ of £ pV[IX(IL UIUIU than lure funds away from popular money would commercial banks, a ruling strongly opposed by the banks. market funds. . . .. The 30-month certificates will pay an If the new certificates are successful, _.-a more money would become available for interest rate based on the monthly loans within the hard-pressed housing average of 2's-year U.S. Treasury - • a,'.. industry. That means home mortgages securities. Currently, that rate Is about 11 percent. would become easier to obtain. Savings and loan associations and For those not Americans seeking a new The authors say they did not intend to forming their own separate cornByJANE CAELBERRY Historical Society. The winner will be mortgage, the government savings banks will issue the certificates decision is Herald Staff Writer announced at the Florida Historical report everything that happened during munities. help still significant because it allows them at one half of 1 percent below the Ovledoans past, present and future, Society state convention to be held in Oviedo's first century, but only to select Neighbors banded together to access to high interest rates on their Treasury index. The commercial bank gratitude to University of May in Orlando. events that portray the character of the each other roll logs, build houses, owe a debt of The book was also praised by Dr. town with a total view that involves the slaughter hogs, grind cane and quilt, savings, no matter how little money they rate would be three quarters of 1 percent Central Florida English Professor less. Richard Adicks and Oviedo High School Joseph Duff, chairman of the National future as well as the past. It Is replete turning work into community social have to invest, Six-month money market certificates The rate would be adjusted each events. Registrar Donna Neely,'who co-authored Endowment for the Humanities, in his with anecdotes and rough humor. offered by financial institutions have month. But purchasers of the new cerThe authors paint a vivid picture of the "Oviedo: Biography of a Town," now off luncheon speech Friday in Orlando. Duff The disastrous freeze, the big fire, the now $10,000 minimum. Most money market tificates would receive a fixed rate of was in the area as commencement post Civil War period and pioneer coming of the railroad and the horseless a the press. . over dividing funds require a minimum deposit of at return for the 30-month life of the certhe rural speaker Central Florida. development up to 1968, native of glossing is not at University of Although neither over carriage, the great debate least $1,000. tificate, community, They depict the people Seminole County Published In a limited edition of 600, Imperfections. from Orange County between the editors Southeast In addition to the high interest rates, "Ibis new certificate is significant t*have managiild to capture the spirit which is alraWy thre"uartas sold, the and events in all their human frailities, of the Sanford Herald and Orlando the new certificates of deposit also will because it will provide a real incentive ud dorm of the place and the folks that book ls available for $l5 plus tax from the defeats and tragedies as well as Sentinel and the Reporter Star, the map B have lived and worked there over the Book Mark in Sanford or may be ordered moments of heroism, joy and success. factory swindle and the bank bombing, allow for compounding, a feature not for savers," said Chairman Jay Janis of available for money mluket certificates. the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Their individual everyday lives are the mystery of the Oviedo "llgi" from Box 549, Oviedo, F). pad 100 years. Adicks, a native of Lake City, has lived woven together in the overall history of they're all there. Graphic artist Jagdisis Qzavda, who the nation, state, county and community. at Lob Charm in Oviedo with his wife. And there Is the school yearbook Hot Air Balloon Hits Power Line; 4 Die MUibsd, and daughter, Jennifer, since helped with the selection of and dedicated to the pilot of the Navy A3D DAVIE, Fla. (UP!)— A hot air balloon and caught fire, police said. Many of the industrious founding I9W He has VAllsbed articles on W.9 preservation of the pb*pa* used In who stayed with his plane rather than making prac ce takeoffs and - landings 'Me dead included a woman and three were people of history and edited the historic the book and the layout design, has en- fathers (and mothers) in the community risking crashing into the nearby school brushed against a power line along a golf men. Names of the dead were withheld tered It in International competition for strong faith and live 'o,ts's Report on East Florida" in art component and layout. centered around the churches the)' and wiping out a whole generation of course today, killing the four occupants pending notification of relatives. The Oviedo yo g people. un The Inscription In the gondola as the balloon exploded woman apparently was acting as pilot. UM N.elv. a native of Iowa, moved to In researching the history, Adicics and darted, providing stability long before ri.u,I "flna In thA timalu nL.ln.. ,.S M 1k. Qvi4do 33 yours ap, and On oW her Mrs. Neely utilized a variety of resources there was a structured city government, pi and crew of the crippled plane, Incl uding taped hgervlews with old- schools or law enforcemmt. husband Ralph live In the Garden Grove these heroic men chose to the so we could action of Oviedo. She writes a column thDetl 10 the 5TU old flCWSP$PCT Their Isola ted, self-contained corn- live. For this decision and deed we will be CSfl51 recorih, books br ON Outlook, an OVIedOhMed weekly. and land generated independence and they forever grateful." ake University, she records from the late 19th Cent ury and munity of Dr u. A v f of land teeming with fish and The book closes with a quote from Dr. ed of li '5 dIfOO ff010 R011ins pouul papers and diaries, iscelved game. In the ye s Immediately after the F ter after one of his winter visits, ar os Their search was made easier by War, t first set tlers began to take "Even tho ugh Oviedo is not big, or rich, Civil he 3Ithortors spent eight years fict that SO fl1Y Of the desomdants of homesteads In the marshland and or handsome, It has Its own charm. The !sarcidng and writing the dory of early settlers Mill live In the area with flupatwoo names such as Aulin, Gore, Lawtost, ' were ds south of Lake Jesup. Most people are kind and hospitable and good Qvisds, a town which c 1rMed dispossessed Southerners, In. neighbors. It has been a pleasure to (fltfl Of the r'InIJq of the set- Wheeler. Boston, and Nelson. eluding George C. Powell, who came spend a few months in their midst. 11010mM, thus known as the like Far from dry dates and at'4ka, the fleeing the notoriety and disgrace thrust "The qualities that Henry Foster found (il Jauç) COSTUUUIIIIY, 10 MaidS. bock Is about very real people and takes an him by his son's Involvement in the in Oviedo have become rare today," concl uded the authors, "Oviedo can do In additlor' to local acclaim, "Oviedo: them tlwongh the good times and the bad. Lincoln assassination. They were joined by wealthy nor- well for itself by sw.lalning and renewing -510grapby of a Town," published You find yourself laughing and crying icently by Executive Press of Orlando, with them as they struggle to survive by therners such as Dr. Henry Foster, who them, for they are its most valuable W been no'nrattd for the Rembeit wresting a living from an UMfl)ed land, built Impressive winter homes and reaourcs." Idck Memorial Book Prize as out- their only lifeline to the outside world jwange groves attracting many of his Yes, that and Its remarkable heritage book cm Fla"history for 1179 being the steamers on the St. Johns friends and patients as well, so painstakingly and engagingly Dr. Sam Procter of the Florida River. Swedes, Blacks, and Slovaks followed described in their book. I)tnm.i M. Neely Book Captures Spirit No. 1. Country Fried Steak withRlc• or NO.?. SOr.I-O 1101 with French Files While slurping clams were at a club which portrays him as a "heavy." No. 2. Roast It with Rice or Mashed N.. S. Finger Catfish with French Friel Potatoes and Vegetable and Cole Slaw linguine, he assured her he features bellydancing, Club "That's net fair of them," he Me. 3. Fried Chicken with Rice or Masked No.'. Pried Shrimp with French Files adored her ... Reports that Ibis, and after 'nkb'Ig)4, yet cries. "That's also cheap of A. Potatoes and Vegetable and Cole Slew Her Imperial Majesty ... Kissinger might've them," he cries. No. 4. U..I Tips Over Rice or Mashed N.. II. Fried Fish Pilots with French Empress, Farah Dib goes flunked With some Liberace buying a "IDerY Potatoes and Vegetable Fries and Cole Slaw j out for dinner now and again, diplomats, but with dogs he's ... Boxing aficionado Rpm No. S. Spaghetti with our Most Sauce and No. Ii. Grilled Sirloin with Sauteed are not true. Iran's exiled great. He trained his hound ONeal offered a deal to 'i Garlic Brood Oless, Slice or Masked Potatoes and queen Is borne night after at home to obey. When emcee all the lights over No. 6. Veal Parmesan £ Spaolwttl with Garlic Broad night, every single night. She Henry barks, "Gd out," the Home Box Office. He may No. 12. Liver £ Onions with Rice Or Masked Potatoes and Vegetable goes nowhere. She watches hound meekly backs away3 take It. Chevy Chase to star tjp telly like we do ... Doris Even his minus won't do In Orion's "Under The $291s Day: "I love to Bat and I'm a that ... TV's soap opera Rainbow," a pre-war All Of Us At DJ's Would Like To Wish great cleaner-upper but r que en, Balk Warrtck, who is comedy in which he'll play a ___ You The Happiest Of Holidays! really never learned bow to a chum of Mix I. Lillian's and 0-man or something ... In cook. The only thing I'm thinks The First Family is so hopes of juicing up a dry LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE lU ES.-SAT. p.m. 1112a.m. good at Is hamburgers and dear and so sweet and so Career, Farrah Fawcdt'a macaroni." CnUnerl1—prj( pious and so darling, is seeing an astrologer 10 Pd. Olsesunt To Senior CftIns Pierre Trudeau, who is no hustling around lining up ... Burt B auth longer Pre. Nhulat.r of Human for Carter. writing an album with rock Canada and is no longer the Joey LaMotta going ahead hotshot, Michael McDonald. 1' 4... _ ' Ru hard AdK ks 'DICEMUIR MENU ADDITION ° • ' • '8. Defeats And Tragedies, 2S44PARKDI. Girlfriend Anton him -.. '-' Joeallen Kaiser, wife of County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser got her first taste of her husband's job at a practice fire Friday. Looking a little worried as she prepared to enter the burning house (below), she seems to have enjoyed the experience after it was over (center). Later, Seminole Fire Department Training Officer Bill Keywick showed her how to handle a hose (right). 0 RESTAURANT AND loving husband By CINDY ADAMS NEW YORK - Seese Thidesti, held hands publicly producers "The Raging Antes called her current with something named Bull," the Robert De Niro B.F., Sylvester Stalione, LI - very pretty, very film about his brother, Jake from the Coast. She tracked blonde and wearing a light La Motta ... Seems Joey Woman Challenges FlamesmaiieJust For Experience :) And Charm o f Oviedo .. ., . . . . 1 _______.. -"- -- ______ .. ______________ p---- - - 0 0 - - - - - ---',- -- --' - ' -'--' - ---. -,-, - --.--.--.'-'- . w._.., p T 41,151 of W 14C Wöb VI -I. - 'V —. -e — — - - - — '. w- ' i ta 71 1' 'iS. -'* 8' -a t . - ' — - - •• ,•, �11 Ii I 2A—EMine HiraM, Sanford, P1. I VVORLD IN RRIFF Agent Assasinated Park To Restore Democracy' SEOUL South Korea (UP!) — The former ctief of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency said today he es Ii.. killed President Park— (%,nha.nnfl.'..e I, AV Personal respect for him, became he thought that was the only way to restore democracy In his country. "I thought as long as Park was alive Korea would be imd,r the YUshIn Revitalizing Reform system and as long as Yushln existed liberal democracy could never achieved," Kim Jaekyu said. "So! made up my mind to kill Patti for restoration of democracy, though I personally respected Park." Ylshlnisarullngsyitelnadoptedby Park In 1972 to greatly expand his powers and perpetuate his rule. Cease-Fire Talks On LONDON (UP!) -- Foreign Secretary Lord Carringtcn met privately with leaders of the Patriotic Front guerrillas today In a last-ditch bid to save three-month old Rhodesia conference from foundering over a cease-fire In the bloody bush war. A plenary session of the conference, described by the British as definitely Its last, was postponed for minutes to enable Carrington to try to work out cornpromise formula with guerrilla leaders Joshua Nknomno and Robert Mugabe that would save the conference from breakdown on the brink of success. The last mimte crisis er upted over details of Britain's ceasefire blueprint. FLORIDA INBFUEF Insurance Rat. Hike Asked ExcepUFor Dade County TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!)— The Insurance company pool covering accident-prone drivers wants to raise its rates everywhere but D,de County, where accidents and payouts are on the decline. ___.__.______ n___._..__. nu uw uimter held held a public - -- __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec.18, mm - Man Breaks Into Hom e, Assaults Sanford Woman )I.Paranoid Chicl0000ns ANTIQUES TAKEN " on the $47 million rate or accident records. _ __ Rates would pe m 15$ paroit as a statewide avstFIb.1adsrtMpE,batmssyDMa County biwu would reductions inst.ad of In. cramas, said Robert Guide actuary for the Automobile Insurance Plum Service Office, a New York.bsud auth representing the FJUA. PSC To Cut Phone Rates TALLAIIA15EE, rim. (UPI)—pn Sst,',, cvion will cut rates for long stumce calls witimin Thddatida week, bat It will still be cheaper to The cm1on meets Monday to adjust Southern Bell Tdopbsoe's Interstate long Mom charges. ____ _____ ______ vsry UMI1iflI asmsr Will biflhIlt DSCIUN the VUN7 prO,Id.S 115$ etaaoe service for the - - $ 'a - I)n,ihlpi th ,ilt"c ciinnit' nf cnnu'rnnitin,i salt and 1p,v-,d it with chmii-ols to keep it effective at sub-zero temperatures. Proclaimed an intricate plan of street clearance that banishes overnight parking from key streets and already has many Chicagoans irked. Proposed fines of upto $300 for drivers who do not abide by the rules. ,ng'z,tinnc fnr ,tt' g.rnnlnvn,.c iu.rn.,c th,v mn%. be needed if !he snow comes. 'LflSt winter the city of Chicago was not prepared for a severe weather situation and a tragic breakdown of city services resulted," Mrs. Byrne said. "I will not allow that to happen this winter or any other winter while I am mayor of Chicago:' Actually, what she has done is delegate the nuts tier fl.'nirtrnnt of Streets and Sanitation and to the citizens of Chicago themselves. That puts John Donovan in the middle. Donovan is lie,ad of streets and sanitation. On a late afternoon in December, when lowering skies threatened snow, he laid out his battle plan. "Everybody's paranoid about snow," he said. 'Everybody has a certain responsibility that they have to assume at the local level." .). 'S • 4 ..., . . - " A. \ ,i' STORAGE SHED RANSACKED - Approximately $2,Soo worth of antiques, plants and furniture A man lost his business equipment, records and a 1954 Herald Plisb by Tom Netset were taken from Contemporary Gardens Nursery Supply In a Studebaker to burglars, who ransacked the shed he had stored CHRISTMAS SOLDIER burgla ry sometime between late Thursday and Friday mor- his property In, deputies report. ning. Robert Norton, of Norton Engineering, said the car and Now that's no ordinary toy soldier. The first Entry was gained to the property by cutting a lock from a company equipment were stored in a shed on Snowhlll Ro graders at Wilson School in Paola entertained gate on Use northwest corner. Entrance to the building was north of Geneva. He last checked on them In October when ad he through a portion of plastic wall punctured by a fingernail, stored the car, which had been In excellent condition, he parents and students Thursday with a Christmas police said. A latent fingerprint was raised from the tip of a program entitled "What Will the Toys Say?" triangular tear. Teachers Ann Thompson and Pam Foster Norton ret urned to find the shed totally ransacked, Among the Items stolen were two stereos, plants, an antique property In It destroyed, including the car. Nothing appeared directed the song-filled production about toys th at brass cash register valued at $1,000 and oak furniture. Some of to have been taken, Norton told deputies. He said the busin ess came to life on Christmas Eve. Parents heIed equipment alone was worth $15,000. . with costumes and scenery. Knowles Wants More Time Pets Need Adopting To Study Cemetery Costs . By DONNA 5T ' place only 10 percent of resulting revenues Herald StH Writer into the fund for maintenance. What are the comparable maintenance Moore said his Immediate reaction is that teds for cemeteries operated by municipal the maintenance of the city cemetery should governments and under private enterprise? remain a municipal function and respon. Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles wu sibility. charged by the city last week with gathering In other business Monday night Knowles this information after offers by three firma to will recommend to commissioners that they purchase the city's cemetery for $1 were allocate $2,000 for a fund to hire a lawyer to taken under advisement, act as prosecitor for ordinance violations for 11* problem," Knowles said, "II that all the cities of the coity. there arrac many' variables in cemetery At a meeting of the CfldUOt L11 oIwMlons — witholdcèmeterlegandnew Gover*mmemflain8esninoieCowgyearilerthls ''W E4W5 WIU I1Ifl 10 11* W, QiSgiWS UVIU LflS dUN wictsea _________________ ones with_________ powid headstones, perpetual care with State Attorney Douglas Inthslrs**lrdy,ortnpartornotat all, aocne possibility of hlrthg an attorney to represent $ k,t;::1,nt ou"ip.ni.. as veil its own w" allow shrubs € not, the cities out of Cheshire's office. 1CMIOUML with CLRbÜIgZ and otheis without. Cheshire agreed to designate the person "The cost comparison figures depend on so selededuathantwdtorecemnendthree many variables we rmsdtotake more time to attorneys qualified to fill the poet, one of gather the information," he will tell com whom could be appo*.d by the cities for the missioner. at the 7 p.m. meeting Monday. If the city coitipIionss decide to Cheshire e4aIned that attorneys In his at $ s.a. fos' Ni $:$$ LU 5:11 relinilluish the cudrolof cemdsryfor $1 they office currently mot give prIcilty 06 ' ____ ' would also r.linqulsh the perpetual cars fund prosecution to those -î WO $3; Bmert liMay high, of nearly $i* to the new owner as win. leaving no time to iwosscnts for violation ____ pesseste I 12:15 LU, The perpetual car. fund is invented and ordinsscss cencerning barking dogs, zoning ,JMt,s WmdIty$7 p.reI.t p.; MsM.y hi tim r no. heInventmu us used to and building codes and nuisances. wilds, dhedy at 1. mph am., 12:1 g.m.; liv 5:15 m snanc costs annually. Knowles also ask cosnmtslcners for 1814 PU. City policy has been to place all (iii paid ahorIzMIon to award contract for P51' 011111 with S aM BOATING FORECAIT for p ur chase of cemetery lets Into the per titlosthig i*al ace on the first floor of the eaaee of rala thr.sgb it A5$uit In J.,.. ___ f P. city ball since the nest commission meeting In 1k 15W In Ias$ it I PaM.,. UII1I ______ UINat— i. 1-sifl psr theasWly wilds Md $ Nes' In 11tlsweek the law isquirss the new owner to will net occur until Jan. 14. ____ 15. Nes1tiuhdywati5 keIn1ke5$hIy.1sas3 Ii ii -fodsy, deer::215$ 4e1 lent. (Wi with is' AREA _____ lItIM- II peabShNY I cashes! rail asrik and issi petWdsyaMiUd ___ _____________ ______ s p.iosati. UT1NDFO1ECA1T NAThANMACE of 441 Lilac Road, Pun.raI Notic. The F1sS ' Me ____ TM Cuadberry, died Thursday. Nathan James Mace, W.dsudsy Deytesa heel: Buds, ày Born In Philadelphia, he MACU NATHAN JAN11 ____ 5:15 LU., 1815 p.m.; meetly and will partly 12 Oaks Campgrounds, ____ ______ Funeral Mass br Nathsn James f deirtytbiawsik. moved to ______ ____Chases .1 liu!,ftzILm;M.dsy d.sdy skies. MSCI,54,.IROUI•1,S.*lli.17 Levittown, swmantivsofBtte Pa., ks 1PN. He os C,npy.uns, io died SiB? am, III P4 isv, slevue 'y ss M.dsy. was an electrician and a lirly this wk, will be thU. 12:11 p.m. INs In 1k We aNt aid Mit and moved to ad' Prtuitad. ClIøJltIdatIa.m.,yat one year ago from Pert Caasversls Bully .. i, . ao c.w.nc Owrth With bw liii a.a., hI pa.; .ltudsuiufflesit JathassvUls.AmumberdAll ______ Williams Ennis oft$clw. ____ Survivors include id. Wife, iii *ii souts ceetwuc hew, 11:15 s.m.; Ms Mai Md Souii(atholIeChurth,hiwa. Bolt., Caissiberry;' sons, cemetery. Rosary will be on onoblle mechanic. J Jr.and Brett, both of rscflsd 14 S p.m., Sunday, at Plo at SANFORD ELECTRIC ' will DFATHS Oramkow Funeral Home, HOSPITAL NOTES $SMlNI M1M051A1. n - , "WOW NISPITAI Aa,ee smis,s___ "C6111110"14"" Iyeee. I. N5hI1r AUM$U1OIS$ ie SWAMI __ NI Wasinlea £WI MIS Ashily __ Marisiga w,iso EIIMrIme Ivane Ivelpi P. Wray ____ vwii Psr Ethel U. 5iwiet SiuIi*i N.1sW C. TrvSSChel. Ca Leslie __ ___ _ C. Grass. DilSus __ ,s.si. A. wmnss, ww. wt mau - '--•- A. — - nia. ---____ wee A. acneu. r:. TV*M145 NiVIS OvIM JimeeP. Sie. Oie Jii $. Cuaun, Tevsiis Charli. Baldwin Funeral Homo, ''°' Mrs. Lou ___ 0. Mom, of Alt two thM'S d rgamita. Z" Md Mr. Jet L Joyce, MartIan. Cons.; three ZAYRE m'a; flye is. Jiyos Gardsu Mrs. __1i$ Dush.e, Mrs. Jessie Mliii aid Mrs. Aidrey r-___ Mi of White River • P' Ja* 1 aid Mrs. £AFriacia. RU, L7, #aft HN I I soft of M.s.; lye bat., Feed H., I .,. WEATHER I T 01 =mk'r ___ abare 0110 yes: rs gi, no Os Os I Replaces ycur vent, ' Comb the mlcroave oven with i fluo . rescentcooktL)p ltghtandtwopeed aUBtjat.m . touch _____ __________________ — ___ Urn. or by temper ___ ___ ____ stur,wi t, MtcroThermo meter' tempers____ ______ tureoontz'ol. Plus lOpowerlevela. Il ,IR Wswfllcpaa Christmas Iv.. Dec. 2, Now that the Christmas Season is upon us, Semthole County Animal Control, wd liketoremlndyouthat y have many needy anlxpals wtx, need good homes. ,'The Shelter offers a large va4ety of dogs, puppies, cats nd idtt€i for adoption. Som) of the dogs and puptes currently up for adoitlon Include, a female Spits a female Keeshound, mny varieties of hound dègs, terriers, lals, shepherd. 'and many other breeds. They also have many beautiful catsnd kittens for adoption. The adoption fee for dogs and Cats r. and kittens are $1Z.75. Adoption fees Includç a temporary distemper 4iot, rabies Inoculation cer• tifieate,w:da(owgytagj'he Shelter also offer. "Animal which nice gifts to give to friends, and relatives. The Sbelt* is 1oated on 1742 near Five P'lnts. The hours are TUosdaythruFndaye:0u4:(x and Monday & Saturday 8:00. 4:30.Thepllone number is322. •. S Polyester Pants Smart and simple tailored pull-on pants of easy-care polyester. fashion colors. puppies 187 I Christmas Candy Special sate on large 2 lb. tins of hard candy or filled candy mixtures. • 88* Flat Fold Boxes 7(. Please help us find good homes for then needy animals. The Jai-Alai of Seminole County Is spon.or. lag a Charity Night forthe Seminole County Hunane Society to be held Decesber 26 1179. All proceeds will be to help this needy SANFORD ELECTRIC COe PARK 01.—SANFORD PH. miMi N44m: going Gift boxes In sizes to hold shirts or robes, sweaters. 746 . • Chocolate Cherries .' Rich chocolate-covered cherries In 1 lb. box. Choice of milk or dark chocolate. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, DUE TO THE 696 wrn SOURTI CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS WIL NOT HOLD ____ Jr.* it. Nsrp. Gina, Juictiss, !klt. Myer low simiiiliiiiii lob arasatavitlibls. DECEMBER 24 THROUGH DECEMBER 2$, 1979 AND THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 31 THROUGH JANUARY 4, 1 lb. S ox. of cheese In gift sets for holiday giving. Includes chopping block. 1so. . SIGNED eik4 CHAIRMAN 'Dr Gift Ch..se Sets A REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING Till Wlesw u rahachicks. Zavrs IIraN any Inconvesilence Is sir VTI •' time. Mass transit he('afllp n sick ink, With boots still heavy with snow, Chicagoans kicked out mbent mayor and gave his Job to Jane Byrne. She vowed nothing like the winter of 1949 would ever so punish the city again, Any dab' now, she may have to make good on her promise. To keep it, she has: Equipped herself with $17 million worth of - rsqsid,d by the Florida Joint thadirwrltlng AssOciation, which mist.. 41,0000 motorists unable o Id Insurance onthe regular market because of arrest _____ ____ jjy U. Or - r P. 111111 By DAVID SMOTHE UPI Senior , Editor .,. . Chicago. is ready for a wiMtr disastef. Hall So says City nail. The truth will not be known until the IFSt deadly serious snow starts falling upon that was paralyzed by a crue' blizzard last winter I .- and could not handle it. Streets were not cleared for a month or more. Z A 28-year-old Sanford woman was sexually assaulted Friday night by a man who broke into her residence while she was sieepl.g and awakened her by tapping on her arm with a knife. The man told her, according to police, that If she woke the kids "she's had It." He aIjo advised her If she told anyone of the attack he would be back to "kill her." The suspect ia described asa black male, 5-7, 150pounds,ln his early 20s, speaking with an accent. $50,M SETTLEMENT A i'.r iw ..&.i........ IaQ ha. k...os .....,t. I.. a is t....ae ,'w 'J,vVV u'a us 1.M'.V ub betw en a Sanford doctor and attorneys for a youth Injured It would have been unlikely, police said, that, with minimal during a circumcision operation two years ago. light, persons would have discovered the items unless they had The Circuit Court Judge presiding in the case reports the prior knowledge. settlement was reached recently between attorneys for the 9LUMBER STOLEN year-old Sanford youth, who lost part of his penis in the Over 100 sheets of lumber were removed from a house under operation two years ago, and Dr. Thomas E. L.argen, his firm construction In Oviedo Friday. The lumber, was taken from Largen and Clonts, Physicians' Protective Trust Fund, his lots 14 and 15, block D, Seminole Terrace, Insurance company and Seminole Memorial Hospital, where Police reported vehicle tracks on the site indicate a tourthe surgery wheel drive pick-up with new oversize tires was used by the While details of the settlement are not available, Seminole thieves. The tread pattern Indicated the tires were Goodyear Memorial Hospital officials say the hospital did not pay any Cordovan RVT, 14-36-5 LT type. part of the settlement. Police said workers In the area had seen a new Ford fourRecord. of the case were sealed following approval of the wheel drive, dark green pick-up parked on a dirt road east of settlement on November 2!?, by Circuit Court Judge Richard the area adjacent to the site road before the incident. Muldrew. FIRE STATION THEFT The original complaint, filed on April 27, 1179, alleged Robert C. Kelley, 228 Buttonwood Ave., Winter Springs, Largems "excised the foreskin with an electrosurgical knife, reported that his bunker gear, pants, jacket and boots, were thereby ca using penile burn and subsequent loss of a portion stolen from Sanford Fire Station No. 41, Jltway Ave. The gear of the patient'. penis." IS valued at 1200 Laxgen alleged the hospital had not kept the electrosurgical Pollee said the theft had to have taken place while one of the knife in good operation , shifts was away on a call. LAW OFFICE BREAK-IN ITEMS RECOVERED The law office of Attorney Joseph Murasko, U.S. 17-92, Fern Recovered are $340 worth of clothing Items and a Gorilla Pa rk, was burgalized sometime between 6 p.m. Th ursday and penny bank after a break-In at the home of Charlie Newsome, a Friday. Taken were two IBM Selectric typewriters 217 Yale Drive, Friday. The items were taken after entry was valued at$I,000. Other valuables were left untouched, although gained to the home through a kitchen window. a locked desk filing cabinet was broken into. FLEA MARKET HIT Radloandtape equlpmentvaluedat$565 were taken from Inpartoftheo(flcewherenwnerouscasef ileswerelocated, files were reported to have been rummaged through but not the Village Flea Market, Sanford, sometime between 5 p.m. ra nsacked. Wednesday and 10 a.m. Friday. The items belonged to Inge In the receptionist's area, all file cabinet drawers were Hwnmel, 2718 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford. The door to the shed opened to a basically uniform position, police said. where the Items were stored was left unlocked. Sunday, Dec. 16,1019-3A • .4 ____ ) i. . ,. S --•- -; .. ..... - �- I . lI',uIP' - Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 A -Evening . - .. .-. .. . .,. . . . .....,.-.. . '. At anta ' Not Stagnant'I , * and interviewers, Bernard West and Cliff 47M documentaries tracing 30 years of manager. Atlanta history up through World War II Although Atlanta's current baseball Kuhn, to help prepare questions and to is puncturing suine racial myths about entry, the Braves, is a perennial cellar- double-check people's memories. But the South -- and giving a glimpse of dweller, the documentaries reveal the there were some surprises. Atlanta life through the memories of city once had a championship team -the "something we came across that I've more than people. Black Crackers, winner of the 1938 Negro never seen written up was the informal "There's a co ncept of the South during World Series, curfew for blacks in the city up until this time as stagnant," sass Harlon Jose, , 1940s," said Joye Police told In Other NIOS cover the Chamber Oz di rects the "Living Atlanta" oral tervlewers blacks found on the streets Forward Atlanta histor project. "But hearing people Commerce's 1 after midnight without an employer's ;n1 e xample of remember, one gets a sense of the un. cam note sa ying they were working nights, as esm a included a ye men dercurrents, how people got around would be harassed, or even A segregation, th e stirrings in po litics and in e SaturdayEvening Post. A nd , long beaten before the civil rights movement, Atlanta the arts." ATION I BRIEF 'N WAY SAVINGS • Sen. 8 United Press Internatona Edward Kennedy tangled with the White House ;1~1,aili Friday I'i ;tiiitor -- s A Carter made a deal with the conservative resulted in approval of a $2.1 billion aircraft carrier, people a prominent black bank and the architect right to vote, " of this took a good deal of for the nation's first federal public that iwelcar then IIII One segment mix the housing project to policemen, maids and detective work," said Joye, who modified his allegation in the face of streetcar operators denials from the Carter administration and the senator than l\'nnc(ly said was a party to the deal, Sen. Jesse lkliiis, 11C. -- collecting more estimated white woman who witnessed 1934 textile strike, the staff checked old series. said Car ter agreed to accept the carrier- a proposal fiv vel ced Inst year - in exchange for Helms' recalling listener-sponsored radio station WHFG- retired barber =Mnwii RR-10 A '• ,7, :±~. , CONSUMER had worked near the point where separate seating met in the former customers. scale has been done before," said Joye, a several of former sociology professor who was the Each of the planned topics was from a white, but never before or next to white passengers. his •, ;" . .: I years of his term. "I do not consider enforcing the law is something you should be ially commended for." he said. "I plan to have a governn'ent that makes people proud of a whole range of things" ;I PH. 30S.64S.3900 or 323-0200 1792 14ANGAR RD. (Near Terminal) SANFORD AIRPORT __. ... Longwood . . - - .-.--- . -- .------------______ GOV BOB Gil I ...V* ill writ e O%%II history ,.. ... . NZ ' he volunteered, is not having the time to do everything that needs to be done and still spend time with his wife and four daughters. "Yesterday, I went from 6 am. to midnight. The girls were . ... . public officials," he said. He does try to jealously keep Sundays for family. 0 Graham disclosed he keeps notes on his daily doings and probably will write his own history of his administration. His Other topics discussed in an hour-long question and answer intemiew: first book dealt with experiences in a series of campaign work- Q. What Is your greatest accomplishment as governor? days in which he took menial jobs to learn the hopes and aspirations of the common man. He said he's received two LJPI ' The national Center for Dis r I In Recounts been .. . . outcome in all Longwood City Commission elections remained the same despite a recount Friday b)- 11w, allilli'll. -is the second human rabies case this year and t wo sears in c medical authorities but no outcomes Ili the three races ere changed ac cording to City clerk Linda Martin. The recount was called for because of a 90 vote i d screpancy caused b} on bk to pinpoint how the disease was Iran siiutteI. iii On Elvis Soug Report I 9ht . , ••,. ?" A gave the th District Ithn:rn k eve ert 37 additional 399 and Jerry Martin 32 inore votes for a total of 216. In the District 4 race, John Hepp, the winner, received 48 new votes for a total of 405 and Charles Pappas galmd 24, votes for a total of 215 June on the late Elvis Presley closed hearing when the 1iictor appears before the slate medical board on dr ug charges. The atterneys sent a proposed consent order Friday to lawyei s representing ABC-TV in a lawsuit over the publie's I ight to see the inedical records. The doctor's lawyers itsked that the autopsy results be made .11vililable to thein for preparation of his defense, but I requested it not be made public. 'No'hearing date has been set for Nichoporulos, but the state medical board was expected to begin proveedings carly next month in Memphis, sources 4.A_J For A Year We also honor nifut Insurance , manarges cruelty to animals due to lack of evidence. Robert Bryson, of 52 Masters Cove Apartments, defense, said Friday the task is a "massive un. dertaking." 1 here is Iwo years worth of record on this thing," lit, said. -It will take some time to review." .".' 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We must change the way we move around to be less dependent on the automobile. The appIi t h •t d f o a sele ct ion of a new university system chancellor will signal dog," Alexander said. what kind of uni versity system e want to ha ve and we Ill set Brow n said some nei 'hbor them down the street." Alexander levied fine, 11 I " '. -- - - . 1-11 GIFTWRAP . directions on flow we want to adininister and finance higher Large. easy to read numerals svi,eep second hand Key %ind alarm REG $4 99 NO 15029 . . 1 04.. 1,F V LIMIT I 47 J1 1 M .. ".. cooperation. Q. What is the biggest problem in 1980? ' " ~ .;. Brown pleaded Thursday lie said lie wanted to set the record straight. fie had been caught with his pig out ofthpoke. - Box of-12 REG 69, J FABERGE . __________ u ALARM CLOCK ' 149 --- P., f`~~, . 4 - ORNAMENTS . 25mm Glass or 30mm Satin. LIMIT I " cartridges LIMIT I I1Il 1' WESTCLOX . 36-INCH CHRISTMAS - . Price reflects 40, off label. 9 . 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I guess I want most to br in g government to a st ate that the people have confidence in it and are willing to support It through taxes and OKLAHOMA CITY UPfl property appraisers out there evaluating their rolls and we are - Jolly Lee Brown was fined prepared to move against those who do not get their values up. - $10 by a municipal judge for The Legislature ratified the 100 percent standard and that is violating the city's leash la what we intend to enforce. . his pet iog%ason c loose. you 'et man threats against your life? Q Judge Albert V. Alexander A. Since I was elected, there has been only one that security thought Brown had failed to confine a dog, but when people considered serious. I don't get upset a ut .Ican'tlive .. guilty with a seige mentality. I.: , .., ,I I I (.IOflff1gr1flce charges he killed a duck in a lake behind his apartment nomA IJf olm I - - 0 0 CHARLIE fed hand-dtcorated , - Q.What is the single most important thing you hope to ac- complish in the next three years? A. I don't have one major goal like completing the Interstate system or establishing the greatest university system in the .similar resistance from local tax appraisers in enforcement of ull lue thl The ?s a n so was not a setback. There are 67 Leash Ask your Eckerd Pharmacist. ..' ". I .' was absolved Friday of SciveCAW I s ,I NORELCO RECHARGEABLE raps Charges The state's attorney has refused to prosecute a Prescription drug programs. . - -I MEET 4 1 4 4 ,a,I1 in -' so h,,i*are pornanders ~,~ LIMIT I State Attorney lorneys estimate the confessed killer, who was sared from being executed Friday has apparently won at least another year's lease on life. Attorney on Delgado, __ . REVLON POMANDERS SAce, earth frag!ances 394. Safe ' ' -. COTY ANIMAL 31 - " COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI)- Joseph Carl Shaw's at- I ' COLGATE -.W '.I;,. gained 36 votes for a total of Killer ' .17 i p . 4. i1..1jJ ' .'-' Slips We fill Medicaid prescriptions. Pin . 0. - '.-'- TIN ' 11w- The the city's canvassing board. The recowit of the Dec. 4 municipal election was held at ' A. Bringing a large number of very competent people into government. State goverment has a tendency to be inbred. I brought In fresh people from outside like Commerce Secretary Sid Levin, Environmental chief Jake Varn, Land Sales royalty checks from this paperback which still sells oc caslonally in the bookstores. --.... _.________________________________ -. ----- ---- -- . Cont ol reported Friday there have five cases of itiman rabies in the United States this year - the most ill ."I %ears and in two of the cases the source of the IliS(;ISL' IS a niyster)'. In Frankfort, Ky., distillery worker Harvey Harrod Jr., -15, died Nov. 30, but a definite diagnosis of rabies %%as tifit inade until Dec. 6. The CDC said it still was not known how the victim contracted rabies because there Wils 110 history of . a potential exposure to a rabid I I asleep when left and asleep when got home," he said. lie do esn't mind the lack of a private life, though. "People expect and have the right to have access to their I '4 branch .. - has been -_ become and - stretch of history that it will have the kind of dominance it may during th is first year." have He hassigned warrants six executions, but only one carried out. The others killer John Spenklink have won court reprieves. With 140 Inmates on Death Row, Graham can not expect a reprieve, unless capital punishment is outlawed by the courts or the Legislature. His stand for the death penalty is credited with keeping him high in state popular ity polls. He rejects the idea it could propel him to reelection or higher office, regardless of how little or how much he might accomplish in the remaining three - Another show talks of the intricate rules of segregation. For example, at the middle of a streetcar, it was understood that a black could sit across the aisle and number had Buy From Your Local Amana Authorized Sales And SERVICE now-closed Exposition Mills and was FM. "As far as we know, nothing on this willing to put interviewers in touch with hi,,- of his staff aides from London where they were II ti'tlly complicating the Rhodesian peace talks. ()ft F riday, Kennedy said Carter accepted the carrier t et helms to drop his insistence on a congressional rijj for all immediate end to U. S. trade sanctions who - Dealer . . . 10 Years Serving Your Community - SAVE On Amana 3 Top Of The Line Models RR-11A, 91A £ IOA. WE AL WAYS HAVE A GOOD DEAL AND WE' LL MEET ANY ADVERTISED PRICEI incident from her apartznent window e Those memories, along with narration newspapers, then tried to match the and music, make up shows which are names to the current phone book. The being aired twice a week on non-profit, break come with the discovery of a Kenriedy's charge, ,I presidential spokesman said, %,,;,s "groundless, and irresponsible." Kennedy first Jill a police officer charged with brutality 500 hours of taped interviews for the each halfhour show. For a segment on a _______ . r I. 3 11 hours of work went into against a black with the testimony of 150 11111 . Mod a former policeman. said Some Keniiwly first made the accusation in San Francisco Ihursda y, liii the 225 ' - II 2 . blacks were holding citizenship classes to "They knew if they didn't tell the truth team of historians tracked down im e they would win the they'd get devil slapped out of them," about -- (rain the president of prepare for the t c.sidt 'nt Jun his history - arrested this tirlic over his charge that Roth, Business Regulation head Dick Burroughs Director Graham, who turned 43 in November, obviously thrives on and general counsel John Aurell to name a few. being governor. In the 12 months since inauguration, he has What is your biggest disappointment? thinned down, lost the plumpness that earned him the title Q. insert frustration over the A.Strike disappointment "chipmunk cheeks" in some circles. He plays racquet ball or of things you want to do and the limited time to do tennis at least once a week, walks to work in good weather and e with the press them. I had a tendency to want to do everything myself and I plays an occasional f oot ba ll or baseba ll gam through others working had to learn the discipline of corps Q.How have you changed in office? "I like the range of diversity you get involved with in his more willing to delegate authority, to A. I have putting his feet on the job," he said, tilting back the chair focus my time on major Issues and deal with one problem at a room in the governor's mansion he uses table of the conference time. I have gained considerable insight into cr isis office. as a management. lflw the people and the feelln you can actually make a "i difference in Important matters," he said. The worst part of it, has . I : : SALE _- ---- the who A OVEN •I 200 use TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Gov. Bob Graham says he does not believe that he will be remembered in history as the governor who put the electric chair back to use after a 15-year moratorium. "That's a short range view of what Is going to say," Graham said In an interview wrappin g up a year in which he gained more publicity for signing death warrants than for any other single action. If he Is bothered by the fact that It is this distasteful chore that has gained his administration national attention, he does not admit It. "I knew that once I started to sign warrants, it was going to be a very Intense issue," Graham said. "I don't think over a - ., - `/ Deat h W a 1 G ra ha m Undist urbed By Furor O raci!f!!ess . Ke nnedy, Vb' hit Sunday, Dec. 1L 1979-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I r Ove r . .. Sunday, Dec. 1, 197 l Tc,r,"le . . �.*_. S . • I Evening Herald (USPS 41 290) With the "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" bit can come a lot of frustration. "Merry Christmas!" I greeted the caller in a cheery voice or so, I thought. "Bah Humbug!" she snapped. Well, please excusse me, Lady. Sorry I tried, I thought. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL%. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 - Sunday, December 16, 1979-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director In the supermarket this week, I saw a woman yank up her kid and wallop his bottom good. Good! The whiny heat really did need some sort of attention. En route to work one morning I observed a friend out in her yard frantically pacing back and forth. Just as I stopped, I could see a lifesized Santa sprawled out on the lawn on his fat little belly and several Topsy-Turvy reindeer who had also deviated from their original flight pattern. III tried to tell him they wouldn't stay uponthe Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4,; 6 Months, $24.00; Year 847.00. Gasoline And Controls The Clock By DORIS DIETRICH roof that way," she lamented. "If! had him (her husband) here, I would wring his neck." Another woman and her husband were "having a few words" In the parking lot over the gift she had purchased for his mother. "Thank you ever so kindly for not agreeing with the gift," the woman said. "From here on out, YOU can buy your mother's gifts. What a relief!" It really doesn't matter that a person is normally good natured. People are notorious in losing their cool over preparing for any kind of celebration. For years, I have wrestled with tree lights spending hours getting them untangled. AhI Now to plug them in. Wonder what's wrong with the bloody receptacle? It couldn't be the lights this year. They were guaranteed three years, and I just bought them last year. This season was different. Instead of trying to untangle the hundreds 01 lamps, I simply plugged them In first. Nothing. I tried another receptacle. Nothing. Then, with a half smile on my face, I gathered up the wires and lights, tossed them IMo a boi; and marched to the garbage can where I dumped them triumphantly. The next day was excited over purchasing all new lights - that Is, until I priced the glowing beauties I wanted. Well, ub, thanks, but no thanks. I decided to retrieve the lights from the gar- OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Our Readers Write voluntary means should not be hard to meet. The aim is to keep consumption at the same level it has been running since the shock of last spring's waiting lines - or about 5 percent below the rate for 1978. By one way of reckoning, the goal could be achieved if each of the 120 million passenger cars in Amçrica were driven one mile less per day. Thus the demand for gasoline would remain level even though the number of licensed drivers in the population is increasing. lithe DOE limits sound too mild as a conservatlon goal, the reason is that they are based on a best-case scenario for what may happen to the price and supply of oil in 1980. The goal en-, visions a continued suspension of oil imports from Iran, bUt it does not allow for any other Interruptions in supply. Nor does It treat the economic problem of paying increasingly higher prices to oyerseas producers for whatever oil we import. Indeed, the voluntary quotas being assigned to the states may be designed to cushion the shock of .'what administration has In mind if more serious shortage of gasoline develops. The DOE also has - wivelled a sta ndby rationing plan that would require a new $2 billion-a-year bureaucracy to administer. It would flood the country with ration coupons, and leave motorists to buy or sell them on a "white market" depending on how badly they wanted gas. Coupon-rationing - is the clumsiest way to . Too bad. The garbage man came that morning. ~i I have been waiting for some Americans who respond to its appeal to responsible group or organization to give aid to children who need milk and &iv aisuui u&ur t.,naeu rauons aner sending their cnuaren out on International Children's Emergency Halloween collecting funds "Trick-orFund) in which they would pub!cly Treat," are now raising money by oppose raising funds for It. selling UNICEF Christmas Cards, A prominent person in a neighboring city is helping promote a church group It is reported that UNICEF renders sale of UNICEF Christmas cards and no direct services to children or stationery to raise money prior to mothers and it is further reported that Christmas. It is my hope that no church all Communist countries require that body In Seminole County participates In their donations must be used In their this fund raising event without own country. Three cents out of every I checkine into this f,,,,,. h.,•n,1 •,, - United Nnfinnq.. w Tt.jTrt't' •w f',,.,.. .v.iisponsored fund. munist governments are taken from UNICEF has extracted millions from Americans. VIEWPOINT JULIAN BOND Free Tips ForThe Consumer So, When Districts Shrin k. .. Rep. Charles Diggs, D-Mich., and Rep. Louis Stokes, 1)-Ohio, are probably more interested in the outcome of the 1980 Census . - house. - SCIENCE WORLD . . The Common Cold - . August to October perIodis' nown as winfly. By AL ROSSITER JR. UPIScience Editor Dick said the people Who spend the winter here rarely have severe colds. But anywhere - - - - . , Wd wsmW aiine Gem behind bom - Dwft an awft of corpwae records, Outraged by dirlulwu that the Nlaun gang considered WOrmatloufromhicome tax IRS ageids found evidence that a federil employ., had taken a bribe to call off a rdvmgsdWb 11111111 110111110111611111111111bm r"PlaWY invotWatim. 7% law forebode IRS to disdee, the evidence. on Its pcmll"cal "enrnke lid," Cop= in- Organized Crime Relief Act of 1976. AGGIE UPDATE: Our disclosure last A&M March that women cadets at were being harassed arul ________ male colleagues touched off an explosion of d owbae The sweetheart arrangement he Is suggesting Is for Sanford and the county to file a request in the circuit court for a 'rtnrv h iuihmnt Minim t)i word. . a_a__ ...em...... _59"411saw" W" how to obtain federal help n paying wirAw h"ting ___g.4 where to go for federal aid In weatherizing your hme. q ~ m - - - - - 5 and telephone numbers in each state we 0 tan return that he had taken gratuities from claiming we had besmirched their alma irpsny ic1aha a violation of the Taft-mater. - bAsid Remus Savim to adw pvww florthy Act. But be pt away with it because, mist agendas. UastuiMoly, while pritadk individsali IRS couldu't blow the whiatle. The bIded benefactors of the strict con- kmpm=mtbwmmwtldwdWnft hdwfiMy r" have bm wganbsil crime Monthly cqAes of the National Con~w available free by writift E"w -fill Consumer Cater. ip -~bw.11:11110.9 - , It all darted back In Washington, D.C. at the offices of ths Associated Press (AP). MAP reporter got a copy of an Office might warrant further investigation Into the P°'Y - uniforms for a menbar of ths ROTC cmdd& In disceimninatlon exists. addition many of the ROTC Iitcra asw • r wilt, and otb. SChOOl 0dOl$ they are making some pe ags me story was regionalized, the local miistricts in 180" placed towards flit fr of the Th I joined other reporters hi quizzing school official' on 11 5., tbi,I .imflir I ijgs J" competitor In the national news service astlonsi (UPI) AP's ___ My little girl 1011$ IPSO yOU'(O In tts dn p1tD allhlnduaks' ' S ________ 10$s.m. read, in _ ___ - ' - . . ._ - will lrvk mm th ... .. .... sued by the county as other Seminole Comprehensive Employment Training cities are. Act (CETA) program in the county "I think it's a hell of a way to run a recently. railroad," Moore said. The good news was there Is a The commission made no decision on possibility that the county will receive an Knowles' recommendation. additional $350,000 for public service jobs Don't be surprised if City Com- under the CETA program. The county has applied for the funding missioner John Morris announces to the as $9obffllon that has been world in the next few days that he may be .11Its share of the ____j_*_ auuivu iwiwuwiuc, acvurum 10 WlS seeking a county commission berth kup nnri rnnrf .... _____ "" back his findings to his colleagues. against Incumbent County Commissioner Mayor Lee Moore said the difference Bill Kirchhoff in 1980. Talk is that Winter between the county and city outlooks on Springs Mayor Troy Piland is am annexation appears to be philosophical seriously thinking about running against as he sees It. He said while the county County Commissioner Bob French. talks about whether a property owner French announced lut week that he will can annex his property, the fact is when a be running for re-eledion. property owner wishes to be annexed he should be able to. At the same time, he There was some good news and some said, he would hate to see Sanford being bad news about the U.S.federally funded -- . . I -'I-- - - - Martin, county personnel director. The bad news is that the new money wW not create new jobs. It will be used to fund 30 PuWlc wrvice positions that have been approved but unfilled because of lack of funding. And that's good news. Meanwhile, the county's Prime Sponsor Advisory Council (PSAC), the citizeris group appointed by the county commission as advisors to the program, has modified Its fiscal 1980 plan for the county. Total funding for 1980, includin g the $1,220,706 which was not spent thIs year, is $1.5 million less than allocated to Seminole for the 1979 fiscal year. The major cut in funding was from public service Jobs, Mrs. Martin said. Funding allocated for 1980 by PSAC mncmuaes: i,ilIJ,IJb mor 'mule ii B(classroorn training); $I,M,472, Title II D (public service employment); $428,500 Title IV YETP (youth employment and training); $101,779 Title IV YCCIP (youth community conservation improvement program); $1,135,496 Title VI (public service employment); $275,196, Title VII (private sector Initiative programs); and $98,948 ACP (administrative costs). .,.. in Texas. The HEW cautioned that the list "contains may errors," Were In a swate fid of 10 sebeels dwwiss an abnormal number of minority studeats assigned to special education prop Los Angeles ranked first. UPI said Seminole was ranked 92W in suspending a ____ ____ publ1c Now, let's put that in perspective. Assistant Dhvdor of the Office of Civil Rights Coleen O'Conor said the report consists only of data sent hi by the until the facts were u. Two bows Wer, UPI ran the following _____ a impart en ___ ---'- sdml districts tbemselm, data which dm not indicate disimInatIon, but Is used to point out areas local government officials might want to look at. .. - - The areas range iroin numbers or minority students suspended to numbers of males Inborn. economics classes and females ta king Industrial arts course.. As an indication of discriminatIon, the data can be extremely misleading, acconIng to local government officials. O'Conor explained on of the items on the list Is number of "segregated" c"roomi U a district runs an English a second language program for Spanish-speaking students, It niIgl appear to have too many "segregated" classrooms, because It is using a goverruner*-oved method of In. tegraung Spanish-speakers by teachIng than English e data in the report Is nothing new, Mi. added. ft has been available since July, as a 1011-page package of charts, figures and graphs. I've ordered a copy, and once It gets here I should be able to report to you where Seminole County really stands against the 6,000 school districts surveyed out of the nation's 16,000 and what that ranking means. - bstitute story: The goveromeit, in a survey It said was incomplete and - e ____ a dlsprqenlhsudsiy h1 come"5411 Siiiiber of mlwlties and erdI a diipripeelhe.sIIy he Masy FWIda m..at$u in Special .dsea11 chmm ___ ____ __ -- -- I 1~!11111111 12~1, as Th ___ '-:. . a proportionate n umber of minority students in special pi education classes. ___ - 'Pd 0 0 released W:- Rgh1 sad ether the frestaud of hI .iiies in pöuq achads shreuud the caudry. Rushed the wonUto darrlets lathe cy fees swr t)á C.ty in TheMs was eMil imiaati.s w4j -. - - ---I 000 0 ____ ____ ___ ___________ .- - ne next morning our wire service pushed cit a dory on the npprt accepting AP's dory and nimlng Serlisol. as one of lbs districts evjdaclng disCrimination in two arias. The firs un st4wy. which came over the wire Thursday at ___ ______ - 'S - ____ ____ Larkin Ilundley n$ion treatment. Marianna Each nation refrain from propaganda and other considers Festival Coverage Fine 1, detrimental to good relations. to 3. All nations renounce war as a Thank you for your cooperation in means of settling disputes. publicizing our recent Children's I ________ .5--'---' ,,c; •i... _-'' ' .. I__i ---_--1 a ;# i. moe 151dCU5 retire compieteiy to r esivai. we nau CACUUCHL uuenuuiux, their prewar 1967 borders. Thereafter which can only be attributed to your those borders be defended by Russia, cooperation in getting this important ____ the U.S. and U.N. news to the public. "4C" is a service to working low5. No nation export men, weapons, or Income families who need assistance in propaganda to any country. 6. All nations have access to the providing for the daily care of their children while they work. Statistically. natural resources of the world, 5 percent of American homes have The treaty would be placed before the ordy ~ an adult present or accessible to them U.N. for ratification by all nations. . The Zionists have tragically in. that can provide care for their children fluenced the treaty with Israel and while they work other than the primary Egypt. There will be no peace in the f amily members. Most of these families Middle East until we have the guts and are in a position to pay their own way, . 1. the intelligence to tell the Israelis that but for those children whose parents I I they must retire to their 1967 prewar can not, services are provided by the 1 borders before we make further gifts or state. Your help in publicizing this r I event helped us to do our jobs more 'loans." .1 I We must also have the guts and the effectively. Dorothy Mae Dukes State Fire Marshal John Nelson, accompanied by representatives intelligence to convince the Russians Director we wM defend our intermts. When of the sheriff's department, Inspects the fire safety of the elections that 4-C Programs Development they realize that we are not so gutless office in the old Seminole County .Jall, Orlando as they appear to believe they may ___ . ____ access to the mineral resources upon which our modern industrial society depends. 4P itself. We dedded to hold dw story U necessary, delayihg malft. ____ ________ - I , Eduratlon and Welfare (HEW) or from a copy of the report We leaned of the story at last Weduesday's school board ___ 'ill propose a treaty having the following provisions: Each nation receive most favored ~ A We were not satisfied with the dory. Too many questions wem left unanswered ns about what the report aerqMdW mogt tually diowed and how much of the report was actually being quoteL At an editorial conference, It was decided we had to get more kiormation, either from the U.S. Department of Health, aimended reports sent on to Wdlv" POPM ____ ______ ___ I ___ or the ddsd on exactly what it was aboul~ the AP wrow um story, with a list of am 100 astricts A"W ing ss bl po i e of evidence aw Asimi commpm , a are gmw For Instance, the SO w'-rp' to join the 2,100 - - 11 cooperate in buildi ng a just and lasting peace. Evidently their present intent is to dominate the world by controlling subject to error, today listed the Cleveland and St. Louis city schools among the nation's five most segregated school districts. The Lenore County School District In Mississippi ranked No. 1 on the list made available by HEW'. Office for Civil Rights, followed in order by the Southeast Delco School District In Pennsylvania, the Cleveland City School District, the St. Louis Public Schools and the South Park ladepeudeat School District Apparently, without looking at either the date on the report goveresneut pay. ___ . l Rights report on data gaumm um schools wn= of civa uniforms. and the Pentagon &UWdft" ____ ______ with the county over an annexation. Sadord has pused on fir* reaft an ordinance to annex am piroperty non SunlandEtate.. It I. adjacent to U.S. 170 which is in the city and across the trod from city property. don't apt subat-'41aJ mow from the federal goverom*. Yet we've lsn.d tha Undo .. 4 ___ Sam n f the _____ ___ Sanford got intere" specifically because it may alm be in line for trouble subject sub J. to Title IX Htigst - ____ idea before. Currently the county is involved in A Washington, D.C. reporter's attempt to bag an exclusive story led to charges of discrimination hi Seminole County Thursday morning. Whether the charges are valid or not is something which remains to be seen. ft Is clear that reports, the Seminole County school district listed as one of the "100 word U.S school districts," which appeared In an area newspaper, are - ____ Since Russia is not yet ready for on site inspection and is worried about China, and since Salt II would not eliminate the causes of war, let us ' D.C. Exclusive Becomes Local Fiasco __ - against dancers have made it Me* and the perpetrators ancaUed whltocollw by the bullyboy tactics of male chauvinist AM aen somemnas puis tor U'J agiess oueases. mess mulubwloo-douar "In- cas suma, like throwing dead Usd11 this yew, an "W--L' are to share their kàowhs or espastise wIth daIries" caly hav, to keop their noses clean mitory manur. and dliikhomlg Into the redr.d to aarvbt. ilk anm to t other fadural invudigitore. on tax maItirs and IRS can't touch t1iii, ros of female cadets. mm at the hig . p rely. Eviduece of Crimes serolated to law that investigatorsovr"pI"ed to ow assodat. As a con history, we reported an cadet Female cadets ____ Is turned by diitk on be given to Ibey Cp.cdo. Sam ueiai . zustgrat. She told our 'svioon1 aJl.mais '''r "oitplhi'V ooly iffar a comberems cost Even when they're wsmb,rs oh Jsstki Fogg that she had been hw"Isid in peLIc my may wear mWtasy.myss r pi's&L Aid the law's rqiJuwsati are Depeitmud strik, force on organined ceimi, diealminated against by being herr.d a prtile formerly buitsuesi on_' 7 ageitswe severely limited In the kind of from deserved membership In the cndd one of Melanie ZOl's - 1 offon too tois for thi irudad agendas Is cooperation they can give to the InLeragsncy mud In cent corps slIts sIts, moa1a II5 W a in retuem vhtndly as sea- tias. The IRS agasis ces't till their Oy mi In May Zsdçaf filed silt, dsarag I)egS dew L, r 'ldu4ls as the *4IFII, the law hem hot a celimgues b'.m the Judics and Labor she and other women cadets wase being aitTosindSd by & * joii let of aMok sperdor. go uied. Hire we ones thuy'gsaorking on. darted equal Recently, the Jics and førcsd to t b' . And whim IRS strike force Pb5f$ di.cvea Departrnest polned her in an ainlcu curiae Jt. few i": Zg'a wnsy, ol Nsl. ISM on - An IN avedor daaivwed t a their own aon dhsr investigators mud brief the first time the department has has' c1I4 is "dW takiag Ml $he-he--log" _____ tnpiysr bed lied to the Cistomi Be,o., leave the room. taken such action to enforce equal rigids abuse" because d'buapusky d-4--"on There is growk -t"anl Ii Coagrasi for smderddli* the value of Imported antiques provisions of Title IX. t tak, a 1W SKOW' DA dm Ihe $he tOiNIthe a-' Th laaivadthMthepret ___ - - - wood-chopping An N hir Me bft bmgkv ___ state haven't defined the word either. , tradition was being draned Wough Um mud - why someone hasn't come up with the 11 Lake May and Casselberry over annexations. A major cawern in each of the suits Is whether an enclave will be crated. The creation of enclaves is forbidden by state law, although the law Buying Alert, which averages 12 pages, are wAle cadMa"wrilcki huM on this doesn't deflne the word.1% courts in the lawsuits with the cities of Longwood, prided We never intended to denigmte tfte proud milita ry tradition of the Texas Aggla.. Quite the contrary: We tried to ""eath Renounce War For All Nations ' siti hp That swnds so easy one has to woiWWr ___ Ref unu #4 of 187$. lb aM w to cot aey Improper flow of Iriormathon from the i 0 The cities have insisted an enclave Is county or city territory completely surrounded by territory of the other. The county says It Is county or city territory partially or completely surrounded by foreign territory. Final passage of the Sanford annexation has not taken place as yet. County Commissioner Bob Sturm has 1.% arrangement be created to put an end to the disagreement between the county and city governments In Seminole over t' ' the definition of the word "enclave." 0 WASiUNGTON A lIttIs'ndlsd legacy of given on the taxpayer's return, and no IRS fidentlality rules a bit. Until aornbing is the NizcoAgaew "law and cider" ad violation was Involved, the culprit suc done, disgruntled federal Investigators, ministration has put handcoffs on federal cssa'ully cheated Uncle Sam out of sub. deprived of valuable help from the IRS es,tlgMOt$tr)il1g uu pit wbit..ccIhar CiOCkI ""duty. perti, will continue to refer to the law as the Cammie and her crew now sit in the Jail let's get off our tail She put up a good fight, but her efforts pg Cainmie back all failed and the board in the jail! The jafi wasn't fit for lawlew fewMonica Moore But it must be OK for our election crew. June Cameron A fire trap was the Jail's old name Why everything in it can go up in flame. Editor's Note: June Cameron, . So there sits all of our voters describes i~~ as a private eldses registrations active In public affairs, recently "Less important"-was the board's complained to the state fire mar mar" loud exclamation! that the electiom office at the old Seminole County 10 was I'm fire trap.,, We'll shove this on Cammie A oubsequed investigatios by the swe o one will complain Fire Mankel Jdw Ndm reveded sta as we pli~ll in the namn of 01W few, fin vullailkne at an & FtI ~ game. office.) 'Knowles has suggested a "sweetheart". •.. Al.. ii.. &' .'Ii . i. 81009. L IRI 0 Sanford City Manager Warren . . children can get at, thm; the alert warns, because they are aaIlY broken and contain hazardous chemical. 'i -- Knowles Tells County: 'Let Me Call You Sweetheart' Christmas trees that are sticky with rdwin at. - - - , * * the cut trunk end and needles that are hard t - kind. 0 oranges covered with cloves to us as sachets; toasted almonds, pends, wathids and sunflower seeds sprinkled with onion salt. roasted at 350 degrees F and put In a nifty jar; packets of seeds and herb pots for0 a klta'hen garden. The alert warns families to buy only .. -- ' So to the electorate, keep this In mind: Those folks who did this were not very But our dear, old Cammie Got thrown out the door! , Feds Cuffed By Confidentiality Rules 0 I corridors galore : ' hams, turkey, shellfish. &kip beelf production is down 14 percent December. r7be &SW9 sn"ents lea smas of go" ads holiday such as: do-It-yourself gourmet rice combinations using white or brown rice with a variety of dry spices and herba In a fancy jar; "BubbiIiing" Christmas the I__It -------------- 0 - I We have space in our courthouse For our elite board mere are naus, stairways and fruits, cranberries, raisins, almonds, eggs, rice, onions, potatoes, sweet palates, pork, pull from the tree. We are taught from our childhood "Voting rights" be kept at all cost But It seems our commissioners have somehow got lost. In their way of thinking there Is quite a gap They throw out the good and keep bewail! JACK ANDERSON controls on the price of oil and gas. - . readable form. The December Alert notes that food prices in October were almost 10 percent higher than. they were a year ago and that meats, poultry, fish, eggs and non-alcoholic beverages were . the big offenders. Good buys this month should be cftr.aa DOE BERRY'S WORLD Out went dear Cammie In black dress and veil Have mercy on us was her fervent ,. . . - You like it or lum p it or dress all in black But we promise you-you'll never come back! way ,. - much further along those difficult adjustments would be if our own government had not remained wedded so long to the illusion created by federal As I pick up my paper I note with dismay The county commission again had its - .... U %P %W, LIlU .lI, - Ode To Election Board . - years Black legislators are well represented on another list-that of the smallest-population districts among the 435 members of the lower - - McMURDO STATION, Antarctica (UPI) - from 15 to 30 of * the *pie entering the A University of Wisconsin scientist says community In late August will have colds. "killer Kleenexes" tissues containing He waited 12 days after the start of the replacement cost of a commodity. iodine - seemed to dramatically slow the winfly period this year and then hancled out The Census Bureau emphasizes that these spread of the common cold among 200 people the killer Kleenexes to everyone on the base. The number of cars and drivers In America has figures are estimates only, mandated by at this isolated outpost. Shortly after the Since the iodine remained effective only 24 election laws which require iiicreased since 1978 but the consumption of federal experimental virucidal handerchlefs were hours after the package was opened, new publication of population figures for camgasoline has not. Why? The explanation does not pdgn spending purpom. introduced, Dr. EWott C. Dick said the In- Kleenex packs were handed out evary day lie in Mr. Carter's pleas to save energy. cidence of upper respiratory Infections was and the old, unused ones were collected. But whether accurate or not they add up to mm than cut In half. Dick mid the nwmal incubation Uzzaa- for -a Presidents have been pleading for energy eon. amcuity ior un 6;j;;~~ Wag& Can= "Tbwe were " Poo* &U Ww Ow 91w cold raftes ftun 2 to I days. He e xcp to,a serious tbred to ft 1111YAW , servation since 1973. 7%e reason Is that the price and are and within four days it stopped," Dick told start seeing some results 4 days after the of blacks in representatIon of gasoline has Increased by 60 percent since 1978. reporters touring America's Antarctic start of killer Kleenex use. " oils1onal estimates" also present a Faced with prices of more than $1 a gallon, inresearch facilities. Dick, a viralogist and "For the first 3 days after handing out these quick look at where America is growing and dividuals and businesses are figuring out ways prof essor of preventive medicine, said it was things, we had a marked acceleration of an going. cut corners In their use of motor vehicles. possible that the number of colds dropped already severe outbreak of what turned out to with the use of the Three-fourths of the nation's 435 be Influenze B," Dick said. "It was going up coincidentally If prices go higher and OPEC seems deter- congrasionai districts had population gaii Kleenexes. He said the experiment will killer have like a rocket. We thought, 'My gosh, these mined to see that theydo -'itwqiput between 1970 and 197L Six districts grew to be repeated to confirm the findings. things are actually promoting respiratory greater premium on unnecessary uriving, wnicn more than 50 percent all of then, located In Nevertheless, Dick said, "I personally disease.' think they work. I am very encouraged." Is all that Mr. Carter's coupons are supposed to Sun Box states Florida, C&IIIOrPJ* and "Then suddenly, like magic, it dropped off "The experiment tells us that, with apvery rapidly, from 10 colds a day to, witIzin 4-5 do. The higher price will stimulate greater use o( Texas. propriate confirmation, it may be possible to days, just one cold a day, and they were transit, car pools and other fuel-saving inhundred d1dS • control respiratory disease by killing the mild." novations in transportatim. It will provide ad Not surprisingly, most Of them are in older, virus a It comes out of the nose." Dick said the low level of respirmt4=7 inditional market stimulus for the production 01 urban America. Earlier research at McMurdo Station fectlons continued through the winfly period, gasohol and "synthetic" fuels and more fuelFifteen districts In New York City, seven in showed that almost all of the virus that Before the special Kleenexes were InChicago, five each in Philadelphia and efficient cars. spreads the disease comes from a perso n's troduced, Dick said there were 4.3 new colds a Detroit and seven In Los Angeles se people nose, day at the base. After the killer tissues were T... ..I.....a 4g. L. ....,..,.,. 1 I ..... êZ ,t êril.I a'Ift w1w um ISK W die sot Yom ot UN To test the we of killer Kleenex as a used and after the Incubation periodi. there can propel America toward the goals of fuel decade. preventive measure, Dick selected the period were only 1.9 new colds a day. conservation that Mr. Carter and Congress seem The Census Bureau ' toward the end of the long, dark antarctic admitted unDick, whose research is sponsored b3r the winter. From March to August, about 60 determined to pursue with qwtas, ration coupons dercoudw blacks In 1170, and is makin an National Science Foundation, said the tissues people are lsolatedat this base with no direct were purchased from the Kimberly-Clark effort now to avoid a repetition in 1*. and other ventures In federal control, contact with the outside world. But everi allowing for dw 3 Weed emr Corp. and given the special iodine tre~atment What Americans have achieved so far in rate in thg IM. piwijii" edim" of In late August, ski planes land herep by the Johnson's Wax Co., at no chawMe. tempering their appetite for gasoline, in turning congressional district shemnkage and growth, bringing in food, supplies and about 150 Before a practical vlrucidal tissue can be POOPIL This group then rurudns here until developed, Dick said another virus killer down thermostats, and otherwise rationing Unir C@pftl Hill is WWy to bl IM 1111WAW in fegWar xPrifig-time flights bellin In October would have to be developed becau iodine own use of energy owes much. mom to prices at the future than It has ban over Ow I" few between New Zealand and McMurdo. The loses Its effectiveness so rapidly. the gas DUXflD and the monthly shark ni utility hills yeam I than to efforts by the 10 ii 'c ii try's energy problems. We can only guess how = Ivl__~- Examine these Christmas cards and and ammunition to slaughter Innocent For those who forged the fetters, is no God. They are corrupt; they have stationery and determine if they really people. nf ... ,inno m}v,m1nnhln unrkc nn, hirruI • U7 1115 UI5 depict Christ or a Christian theme and, Bonnie Carter, one of the proud songs, of the U.S. of worship of Thee from the schools. They if they don't, do not buy or promote Sanford A." are a ll gone aside. their sale. Many worthy organizations Let it not be said that you did, loosely Sing us, "by the dawn's early light," exist in this country and are worthy of Year Of Whose Child? through silence allow these things "from the Halls of Montezuma to the all the support we can give them. I had shores of yet the moral values that made the U.S. of Tripoli," "we have not It is with apologies to "The rather see a contribution given to the begun to to pass away, as in a dream. fight." How shall we sing such A. great Uons Club, who help little children to Psalmist", that I sit down to write. songs, whe That you allowed the purveyors of n we are no longer free. When the last links of the fetters to see; to the Elks, who aid the little Satan's twin wolves secular crippled children to walk; and serfdom were forged. We hung our If! forget the Oh' U.S of A., let my )iwnanjsm and Atheistic Communism Salvation Army, which helps all who guitars on the bistro's walls, and tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth; -- to devour the children of the nation, are inneed; than see one cent go to help discoed no more. if! do not prefer this "miracle among under the guise of the International i.i..........t ., --------.jI.,ê.... f'.,...-. ....L. uuuvi ui,u ,iirnw cuiuxuunjsm v sat uuwhI by uiiiveiui iuueriv LEIC governments of man aixive m, Year of the Child. succeed in Cuba or any country In and wept: yea, we wept -- when we chiefest joy, when you were free. S.B. Jim Crowe Africa who uses the money to buy guns remembered the, Oh' U.S. of A. "The fool hath said in his heart, there Sanford ',.. . By ANN MCFErnERS The federal government __ namely the finally has come -up with a White House service that pulls together monthly tips On . how to beat Inflation. Called the National Consumer Buying Alert, it oilers down-to-earth Information as the Dep.rtment of from such sources ______ forecasts. . Agriculture crop The December jgn jfl tell you whatfoodswill be good buys this month, eapeclilly 'for the holidays. It has specific *dvie from Consumer Product Safety ,Ø11UT1ISfl 00 how to avoid being- aMatlstic, In t ;76OiOOO" and toys Injuries associgied with cristni each year 1t has dttaUed instrucuons On what to. do If you can't pay your fuel till or need help weatherizing your house. The Alert originated with Esther Peterson, President Carter's consumer adviser. She has been grumbling for years that the Washington bureaucracy has lots of information payers could use If they could receive a in than the average American. These two members of the Congressional Black Caucus have the dubious distinction of representing the districts which experienced the second and third greatest population lows between 1970 and 1978. Diggs' constituency, for example, dropped a whopping 28.7 percent. ' Four other black members of Congress from Michigan, Illinois and Maryland also made the list of representatives whose district population declined in the first eight Ohio's Stokes has the fourth-smallest constituency 347,000. Shirley Chisholm, I)N.Y., represents only 372,000 souls. William Clay, D-Mo.,servesonly379,00ocltlzensof the manage a shortage. It continues to bedazzle "Show Me" state. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., President Carter's energy experts even though has only 380,000 Manhattanites In his district they are looking directly at the most successful and John Conyers, D-Mich., has only 389,000 rationing system of all prices that reflect the Dth'oiteT8. - UN ICEF Tricks U.S. With Treats For Communists bage. - The Department of Energy's goals for holding down the nation's gasoline consumption in 1980 by Sunday, Dec. 1, 1-7A -_ * , __4 -:-` -......Z'..Z - -.a----, - .. , �* . .. . . 0 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 16, 17 SPORTS Castro Never Forgave His Old 'Friend,' Hubér Matos NEW YORK (UPI) - Huber Matos, Fidel derground. Another concrete box. Beatings. For "Castro Is a man with lots of rancor," Matos Castro's most famous prisoner and former long stretches of time, naked. said. "For Castro, men are good when they serve "I know of no other case where a prisoner was his interests and bad when they don't. If a man comrade-in-arms, says Cuba's president bears such deep grudges that the recently freed treated like me, " Matos said in New York worked for him, then broke with him, Castro revolutionary was for 20 years "singled out" for recently. "Certainly none that were held In- considered there was no excuse for that. "I was with him when he defended freedom and communicado as long as me. But many prisoners special cruelties. A heroin Castro's army and later the provincial were killed. Not just by beatings, but with the Cuban people. That's why when I saw him against the Cuban people, I parted... Then he governor of Camaguey province, Matos was bayonets and bullets, "For many years, up until the very last day, i thought he had reason to destroy me." Incarcarated in 1959 on charges of treason and Matos said he considers Castro not only served out every last day of his 20-year sentence was told I would never get out." Matos Is convinced he was singled out for ruthless in his treatment of opponents, but opuntil his release on Oct. 21 of this year. For Matos, 61, looking back on his jail term constant abuse because Castro never forgave him portunistic in politics. He points to the muchsprings open a Pandora's box of haunting for openly complaining about Castro's turn to publicized release of political prisoners as an memories: 16 years held incommunicado, years communism in the early d.ys of the revolution. example. "The idea of Castro's in freeing those prisoners in a concrete box where the window slits were His challenge to Castro's authority was not taken is to change the image of Cuba to see If the United lightly. covered with metal strips, months in a hole un States will accept commercial links," Matos said. He Is very Interested In the millions of dollars he can get from the United States." Castro also took advantage of the Soviet Union's resources, Matos said. "The presence of the Russians is not only evident in the armed forces, but throughout the economic structure of Cuba and the state adminstratlon. The Soviets have more than cornpromised the Cuban nation. School books are revised in Cuba - but first in the Soviet Union. "It's incredible that our nation Is now Illiterate, because before the revolution, we had the knowledge to help other Latin nations. Today Cuba relies on the pedagogy and propaganda of the Soviet Union." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Matos stops short of criticizing radical anti Castro groups such as Omega Seven but registers strong condemnation of terrorism. "Each Cuban group has a right to plan their Own strategy. Terrorism, In my opinion, is not the way to solve the problem. He emphasized that the exile, though he or she may care deeply about the homeland, can not solve the Cuban "problem." "The problem has to be solved In Cuba, especially by the younger generation. One of the tasks I have is to tell people to be mindful of the Idea that the future of Cuba will not be solved with the Idea of taking revenge." In public appearances Matos frequently tells his audience not to pity him or label him a victim. defeated Tribe Races To 9th Win fr• : Sale! 30 % off seie.....nted heavyweight • • • coats and sweaters for men, • women, boys and girls ; f Iii. * i • _ • I . di I/i , . 1I By JOE DeSANTL HeraldportsEdfttor Like the finely meshed gears of a high powered formula one racer, the Seminole High starting five each took "shifts" Friday night to spark the Tribe to its ninth straight win, a 76-68 decision over tall and talented Daytona Seabreeze. The victory, the third of the week for the Seminoles, brought rounds of praise from Tribe coach Bill Payne. "You saw one heck of a ball game tonight," smiled Payne from the locker room. room. They don't miss do they?" asked Payne about the orridoutside shooting of Sandcrab guards Evir Eruin and Robert Robertson and the soft touch of 6-9 center Rodney Williams. Eruin and Robertson combined for 29 points, mostly on long range bombs from the top of the key and the baseline while Seabreeze's towering center Williams, forced to shoot from outside by six Reggie Butler blocked shots in the first half netted a game high 18 points. While Payne was quick to compliment the once stateranked Seabreeze five, he wasted no time in handing dut laurels for his own squad's performance. "The competition hasn't been bad this week, has it?" joked Payne. The Seminole coach was refering to a 30 point win over Lake Brantley on Monday and a tough road victory against Metro powerhouse Evans Wednesday night. "1 think our performance this week should prove something to somebody," said a less than pleased Payne, obviously referring to the lack of a state ranking for his 90 Seminoles. "The win tonight combined with the win over Evan at Evans, said Payne, has to say something or us. From the opening tipoff it was Payne's front five that did all the talking. Slick shooting Keith Whitney found the range from the top of the key for three long jumpers. Glenn Stambaugh tossed in a pair of his patented bombe and Bruce McCray, well McCray was impervious to the andcrab front line measuring 6-9, 6-7 and 64. * The Tribe center challenged the Seabreeze big men from the word go and drove Inside for seven first quarter points that helped stake the Seminoles to a s1fin 20-19 lead after one quarter. Stambaugh and slender David Thomas, who Payne complimented nicely by calling Thomas's perbest ever, took the spotlight in the second quarter. Smooth as silk Thomas played six Inches bigger than his 6-2 size and dominated both the defensive and ofrenslve Wards, shoveling three quick passes that Stambaugh turned Into six fad points with baseline shots. His rebounding, combined with the dominating presence of Reggie Butler on defense pushed Seminole to a 39-34 halftime lead. Then It was time for a little Payne strategy. Holding McRay out of the line up to dad the second l'5 half, Payne sent in Steve Grace, who gave the Seminole --,--- -..-, --.,.. Sale! Closeout Sale! Men's Runner jogging jacket P Now 1/2 price ji 4. Women's pantsult D0 rive Over S%firdcrabs 76-68 Seminoles r (f - Sunday, Dec. 16, 197-1B Stambaugh, Whitney continually snapped the pressure and got the ball to Thomas. "Even since I've been here I was the only point guard," explained Whitney. "With Glenn out there to help break the press we can handle anybody." "Seabreeze is good, pointed out the senior backcourt ace who finished the night with 10 points, "but we aren't afraid of anybody. We made some goals and we feel like we have to do whatever's necessary to meet them." While the Sandcrabs needed to press, Seminole shifted to an ever improving sticky zone defense In the final period. Give that credit to coach Tom Smith," Payne ex pounded. "He kept telling me to go back to the zone defense and we finally did." The shift brought immediate results. Stambaugh picked off a Scabreeze pass and fed a speeding Thomas for a driving layup. A minute later Thomas drove the baseline, sank a layup and drew a foul from 6.7 Eugene Postell, who aided the Tribe cause by committing four goaltending infractions. With Whitney cracking the Seabreeze pressure and hitting Thomas with long passes, the Seminoles put the game on ice with two minutes to go. Thomas gathered in Whitney's feeds and dazzled the crowd with his inside moves to the hoop for eight fourth quarter points. "Nobody can go with him One-one-one," smiled about the elusive play of Thomas. 'They were spread out in that press and he had a field day." "We knew they were big so we had to do something about U, explained the soft-spoken Thomas afterwards. year it I thingsdown and press a lot. "Now we can do things our way. I hope this win in gets us ranked, I t it should," closed Thomas. With a minute remaining it was Reggie Butler who permanently closed the door on Seabreeze with a resounding slam dunk l *i felt Ci good01'am It home," smiled Butler, slowed all week by the flu. "Hey, why not. I had to match Bruce McCray's dunk and I got a good pass from Glenn (Stambaugh). Butler, who totaled 13 points and eight blocked shots on the ht also trong opinion about the Tribe's 9-0 performance so far this season. "We decided we have some things to prove to people to make them believe," Butler informed. "Maybe now they will. QL'ADDL't7L' Ha Ervin _ ams Willi • - '. . __ • .' ' L_--' '.'' . • I' ' - . - ' . ' --. . , • - • L. 4r . •', e. * .9'. " .' c • * 1 , . ; ..' -- - ..,, * - ' • '• - ' , ' .'.i. - * ,, ' ' • , -, / :' . • * ,' : - *. L 'u'1 Herald Photos by Tom Nth .I Tribe center Bruce McCray seems to be having a hard time getting the handle on the roundball. The 64 senior had no trouble finding the hoop however as he scored 20 points to help lift the Seminoles over Seabreeze, here's looking at you. Forward David Thomas takes half-a-second to look at herald photographer Toni Netsel before driving for two of his 17 points. The talented senior came on strong In the second half to nail a dozen rebounds for Seminole. Seminole's four solid minutes of strong defense and good rebounding. "He did a nice Job when we needed It,"uaId Payne o( his sixth man who spelled McCray, saddled with three first half fouls, The first six minutes of period three belonged to Mr. Thomas. The lanky forward swept the boards clean on his way to a 12 rebound night and hit an Inside bucket and a air Seabreeze drew back behind the outside shooting of guard Robert Robertson. ButMcCray came off the bench midway through the third period to pump in eight quick points, his last two of the quarter coming on a crowd electrifying slam dunk to maintain the Tribe advantage. The Sandcrabs went to a full court press to open the final period. of foul shots to open the gap to 10 points. in the drivers seat. Teaming up with backcourt partner Can Beat AnybodyBradley Robinson 14, Clark2, Small 1, Fields 14, Banks •Totals 30 11-17-01. SANFORD (78): Stambaugh 15, WhItney 10, McCray 21, Butler 13, Thomas 17, Grace 0. Totals 20 11-26 71. eabreeze 34. Fouls: Seabreeze 20, Sanford 14. Fouled out: Postel,Rabliun. • . - -- -- State Rank'aing Snub Still Taunts Tribe Sale! Junior Ij't and misses' sweaters ½ price Orig. $ $7 Now Orig. 119 -dbo 41W Orig. $17 w •'i-v l)(if t ails 11' 8 'Now $ a Orig. $24 Orig. The Runners jacket is triple knit acrylic with reflector emblem, zip front, slash pockets. Sizes XS,S,M,L,XL I $14 to $17 Now $10 Open today 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open 9:30 am. to 9:30 ple ney Mondlassat, The Christmas Place By SAM COOK UeraldSperts Correspondent "But I don't see much In the polls. Payne's players, however, thought probably because Seminole has never It's nice for the kids, but they're MW it might be time for the Incentive to had a great basketball team before just opinion. The way Sanford played get on the other foot, that of the that is hurting us." One could read the seriousness on tonight, they can beat anybody in the voters. Going along with that reasoning was the faces of the Seminole starters state," Brandley added. "We beat Boone when they were sweet-shooting forward Bruce Friday night as they watched the When further pressed about a seventh," blond-haired sharpshooter McCray. announcements from outside the gym specific poll position, Bradley said, Glenn Stambaugh pointed out. "So I "Seminole's never really been great door near the lockerroom. "Well, I'd put them In the top five. I feel that we should AT LEAST be in basketball," McCray admitted. As the boos cascaded down on the don't see how you can keep them out." where Boone is." "But l feel we should AT LEAST bein Seabreeze starters, McCray, StainA person who wasn't hjreaed Swingman David Thomas, who had the top five." baugh, Butler, Thomas and Whitney to agree with Bradley was the a super all-around evening with 17 As in every group there is guy who paced nervously awaiting coach Bill Seminole's Payne. and six assists, chooses his words carefully and points, 12 rebounds Payne's spotlight introduction. "I don't know how much It will help went Stambaugh one better. doesn't get too carried away with all It was a big game against a big though," Payne said of the Tribe's"If Boone was seventh and we beat the hoopla. team: ninth straight victory without a loss, them, then we should AT LEAST be For the Tribe that man lathe strong, Six-feet-nine Rodney Williams, 6-7 "llxae people in the Wed (Florida) sIz4JH talented surmised silent one, 66 center Reggie Butler, Eugene Postal, and 6-6 Aaron Fields don'tknowanythingaboigus,"Payne with a logic which is hard to fault. "We beat a team that was ranked woul4 attest to that, said of the poll which Is conducted by (Boone)," directed Butler. "We But we're striving to go all the should AT LEAST be eighth." Two hours later a wild floor some, The SI, Petersburg Times. "We way," Thomas quickly added. "ft's with !cheerleaders hugging what should AT LEAST receive a vote from Along with shaking off the trio of Coach Payne's dream to go to towers surrounding him Friday night, breath was left out of the Seminole,, the Seatlj*L" told the story of a convincing 7648 Despite the lack of the pollsters' Lakelan d (the state tournament) and Butler Is just getting over the effects victory over previously tenth ranked support, Payne felt the ,no vote" my we're going to make it come true." of a lingering cold. Then ft was lightning-quick Keith (3A) Seabreeze. beanauetto the dub, rather than a "I was bothered more with mycold Whitney's turn to one up his team in the Evans game," the tough"I'th very surprised that Sanford liability. isn't inked," an Impressed Sandcrab "I think it, helped us," Payne said matesrebounding senior said. "But I felt coach Marshall Bradley said. "We of the poll snub. "It gives us a little "We should AT LEAST be fifth," better tonight. The word is over." playeil super tonight. Only 11 tur more Incentive to prove we belong Whitney said about the Tribe's Wrong Boggle. The worst Is just noverp and got beat. there." identity problem. "But I think It's beginning for Seminole opponents. • • - • •• * • • 1 , •• • .. * ' * * - -- •. •, ,. • - , .• . * • 1- * • • • • - "-. - * • * •_•.;* Harold Pbsss by Tim Lady Seminoles Rally In Fourth Quarter To Whip Uabreeze Lake Brantley guard Harold Laughlin applies a little defense to the Winter Park Parkers. Winter Park broke loose In the third period to score a 7042 win over the Patriots. Thd Sanford Lady from Tony Hardy aidDam third quarter but the girls l$, Scott 4, Hawkins 2,2144 Rlgglns2l,2211-2055. Seminoles, be hind the high Yourahaw who eamed e* darted bed11i again Halftime Seminole 24, scorig antics of super points each. came badi." SEMINOLE (55) Jacobs Seabreeze Zl. Total fouls ophdmore Robin Riggins The win Mad the Lady SEIIREEZE (46) 5, Nelson 2, Yourshaw 8, Seabree 19, Seminole 8. tack r ck from a sloppy Seminoles season record to 3- Brown 15, Yv1Itese11 4, Kimble Hardy 8, Bennett 2, Cooper 7, Fouled out Whiteseli, third quarter to post a 546 1, Including a perfect Five win oper the Seabreeze Lady Star Conference mark of The Winter Park Parkers five quick po ints and corn"For mad of the gunw we 5andabs. PARK took advantage of a cold bined with the Inside shooting WINTER Andersen 5, Anthony 2, played super defense," Patri ot third quarter to break of Patriot center Tom M ' UP'by 000 at oths Beacham 1$, Cundif 1 1, open a relatively close contest closed the gap to Semihole was helped commented a ple uttered a twisted right ankle, a sage. Trabert had predicted and roll past the Lake SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) four points. Senilnol. coach Qieryt jaei. scoreless for the first six But a slam dunk by Wint Fountain 2, Lamo. 2, Maxwell ________ Italy In the first match. er The Lady Seminoles have ftwWtEamlracl for 2, Sneed 2, Vazquez a 5-11p U.S. win. Brantley crew 7042 Friday Park's Andrell Beachum minutis of the third Period surgised many with UN& to block the Amwico Davistan Smith and Bob I ds, Wasbiejtim$. Totals: 2711 night. a nd 5eabreeze'a accurate ignited the visiting Winter 2771. yx , &g* lb. Cup Ulm In Its dive for a who have won 11 out of 12 "We got cold from the Park crew and the Parker guardBrenda Brown canned IM oftrandaTWsedw sorepeat title, and a succful matches In Davis tup piay second or third best doubles floor," said Patriot coach Bob offense came alive to open the LAKE BRANTLEY (42): 12 of thor 18 points to push Dawn Bergman.' like on Panatts and Paolo teem In the world," Panatta Peterson, "then we started 'game up. said after his loss. "It's "ft more missing free throws." Satterfield 1, Luc 4, La In Seabrésse to a nine point lead. "Dana, Tony and Robla did oft the visitors In the third Bedolucd in the u Beachum finished the night 2, Hots 4, Hays 1, maw 1, difficult to play defense Senftnole regained Its js a super job and aiutg mst t,, The Parkers took a first by leading -111 I-r, with 12 Dershlmer 12, Knight S. ompureIn the final period with Patty Jacobs it was the Jdm Mc*roe 20, a serve Sunday's two singles Wind tbllfl." period IN advantage nd Totals: 1311-27 42. and got the hot hand, best they've 0401100tar this voBey killer, blitzed Italy's matches Geriili"Ii against Panatta's Davis Cop record stretched the lead to 10,2646 "I was pleased with our 1Ltin4 for a game high 21 season," No, 1 - player, Adriano PaPutta and UcEnroe against with Bertolucd Is 13-5. Klein. by Intermission, overall effort," commented Halftime: Winter Park 2$, to boost the Lady "I liked the way we came Puiatta, 6.2, 6-3, 6-4, Friday a player to be aflfloUflced A U.S. victory In the doubles Senior guard Doug Der- winning coach Bill Clendluen. Lake Brantley 1$. Team ribers back out in ftk "ad eight after t.mma1, Vitas could be academic. But would give America Its shiner, held scoreless In the "I was especially pleased fouls: Winter Park 27, Lake for victory. could make second consecutive title and first two quarters, warmed up with the leadership theSemnlnolecoach.'Wegota Gerulaftls won by default victories Of our Braitley !L Technical foul: from C.CTada BarawtI, who American Capt. Tony Trabert their 26th in 51 attempts, in the third period by scoring seniors,' he added. - - - - - Parkers Drop Patriots U.S. Dominates Italy Style may vary from Illustration - _____ ___ , * _____ - - ' St. Open 930 am. to 90.30 P.M. Mon.-Sat. Open barn, to S p.m. Sunday. Sanford Plaza Hwy. 1742 and State * • *- * - -- --* .__•.-___.._________- -. ------- -. -- * --•*- .4 _____ " - ,'- • -- -*_ * •. •;- I -. • • - --:-- •,.f,t �- - - -- . . I-- - S. - 9-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. • 0 I 1 - .. - - i, MaTh land Guns Down Gre yhounds 77 -52 - By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Correspondent ;11 As L 4m!yman head coach Tom 'Lawrence paced back and forth ,41 before his squad was to face the state's number three ranked seam n Daytona Beach Mainland, he shouted out to his team, "Let's get ready Greyhounds." Lyman might have been ready but once again Mainland showed what an awesome power It is by turning back the Greyhounds 77.52 In a critical Five Star Conference match up Friday night. h 61 Both teams entered the contest with unblemished conference records. But when the game was over Lyman was Just glad to see the Buccaneers board • Daytona Beach. ...e ,us .c1 .0 "We got beat by a great ball club tonight," understated a dazed coach Lawrence. "1 couldn't have asked more of our kids tonight ,they played a tough ball club but they never, gave ('P. The Greyhounds jumped out to an early 6-4 lead with two minutes gone In the flist quarter. . ' 'I. s • 41P The Buccaneers then ran off 10 straight points to ga in a 14-6 lead which they held for the remainder of the game. -, Lyman found Itself down by as many as 14 in the first half before it clawed back into the ba ll game behind the leadership of senior center Glenn Bailey. + Bailey scored 15 of his game high 19 points for the Greyhounds in the first half, hitting for a three point play to Mainland center Herhb Harris went to ork on both the offensive and defensive boards while guards Jerry Smith and Sam Henry weaved t hr ough G reyhound , Th e Buc's posted a 57-33 lead entering the final stanza, At that point it was just a matter of They have the best • over 4. + ? ,' " I .I. j• . Shop Orlando & Sanford 9:30-9:30 Daily, Sun. 10.7. . . . .. H!JI.IV, seen' om Lawrence ., how much Mainland would win by. Har ris capped off the Greyhound frustrations with 3:03 remaining In the game as he took a lead pass from Smith and scored on a monst rous thak. "They were a quick team, so our boys knew that the running game wouldn't come easy. Instead we tried to control the ball and not make mistakes." I V ... - I . .• '. . .. . .. It - • . . - 9 - AT- - ... . /1. - .p . . . - - - . •. '-I' .1 '$I$pr r•.4.J - - . I ent Time -A,9 - ain '9 Dear Santa, , Five Star Conference will be the Lake Just when I thought nothing could be Brantley Patriots, Lyman Greyhounds more grueling than lotary Bowl week I and Lake Howell Silver Hawks. found the note you left me about all the The Fighting Seminoles may have a basketball tournaments around the shot at some revenge at Merritt Island holidays. Merry Christmas to you too, big for the state playoff football loss. guy. The Mustangs loin St. Cloud and of Take notes class, you'll have to In order course the host Oviedo Lions in rounding to keep up with all the upcoming round- out the eight team field. wiu. #k. ...',. O'.4Um%Ahsill action py iwre The annual Oviedo Lion Christmas they get to open theIr C.lrlstmas goodies, Invitational tips off on Wednesday, the women's prep teams take the December 19th and runs through spotlight two days after Christmas. Saturday at the Seminole Community The 3rd annual Lady Hawk invitationai College gyymnaslum. getsunderway on December 27th with Its Several Flye Star entries and a couple best fiçld ever. of Otge bilt, rivals spice lbs mr'u Edgswatar, the defending tournament Th1sar field Includes - undefeated champ will be beck with most of lbs Seminole Nigh, an obvious tournament members of the team that beat Evans favorite, when the Trojans were ranked numero Joining Seminole from the ranks of the uno In the state a year ago., - The Lady Trojans can gain measure of revenge, however, an they too win represent the Metro Conference by making their first appearance In the Lady Hawk Invitational. Tituaville AJtronaut, ranked tenth In the first walnut's 3A poll this Nenon is willwr stro entry. Another Metro entry, much Unproved Winter Park will also be on hand and could surprise a few people. . + • - Strikers. High Games: Lou Bolton 212; Ralph Grooms 207; Ed Gumbert 19$; A nd y Patrick 192; Henry Mueller 159; Mike Burke 11$; 113; - High Summa Cum Now (1), 3. 10-Lucky Barney (3); Time: 32:11. Iii - 1. )?-SurfIre Comet (2): 2, i.Sales Pitch (1), 3. 268K's Red Phantom (I); Time: 32:13. Vth - 1. 3-Another Soso (i); 2. 17-Do Firs (2), 3. 11$unbrlght Bandit (5), Time: 32:13. 10th-i. 3.Fl.etfoot Becky (1): 2.25-First (3); 3. 10.Ciashlng Jack Time: 31:44 2nd 1. 22 - Filter Day (1): 2. 17. Manatee Mirage (0): 3. 14-Yellin Al (4): Time: 31:47. 3rd -i 13-Saul Dot MOSS (1): 2. 23-Spec Eye (4): 3. 36-Peck's Choice (7); Time: 31:56eth-). 1?-Texas Ettie (3)12.21. Pocket Divider (4): 3. 1-Nebraska Cowboy (6). Time: 32:01. position leIlwipsg.) "KENNEL NUMBERS I. Don Abernathy, I. H.N. Beasley; 3. John Bugner: 4. Rod Connell: S. Thomas J. Crawford: 6. Cameron Cummings: 7. Francis Fulginif I: I. Mrs. Marjorie Orelg: 9. Harr),.Cindy: 10. Hughes Kennel Inc.: Ii. Donald Hutcherson; 12. L $0 F,rmt: 14. Lotsa Pride Farms (4): - - tract (1): Time: 31:43. Wheels (5): Time: 33:29. 7th Time: 32:67. 11th-i. 12Min.ola Cher (2), I. 26-N. D. Dream (4)1 3. 6-Dolls Bunny (SI: Time: 32:62 12th 1. 21.Llve One (I): 2. S. Alerts Toby (7); 3. 26-Gypsy Tudor (2): Time: 31:90. 13th - 1. 25-Drifting Music (5): 2, u. Bag Boy (4): 3. 17-11. Dee's Delight (3); Time: 31:19. 11th -i. 25-Millimeter (4): I. 14Lii Lady B. (7); 3. I-Vanilla Cx. 5th - 1. 25-Flawless Flight (4); 2. 10-Royal Elvis (1); 3. iHusker Babe ( S); Time: 31:06. 6th 1. 3-Brother Soar (2); I. 23-Give All (7); 3. SDO's Hot Kennel, InA: 15. Valery J. Layer: 16+. Doug Mirrioft; 17. Richard Miles; ii. 0 O'Connor; 19. H.R. Partin Sr.: . L. Petersen; 21. James Robinson, 22. Ralph Ryan: 23. Sthede Kennels Inc.; 34. 15th -1. 1-Campus Eva (I): 2. - I. I-Jim Pace (3): 7. 12- 12-MimeIs Maryann (7)1 3. 9 Benefield (5); Time: 32:73. 16th - I. IRovort Hater (4); 2. 12.$umma Cum Quick (5); 3. 26£ Elwha (1): Time: 31:91. f 17th-i. IS.Banana Float (1), I. 17$w'fire Cho (1): 3. 13-Corte: 4 Settle (2): Time: 33:15. 10th I. 16-Stylish Beauty (6); 2. 32-Dark Gilder (1): 3. 6-Micks Noble Fan (73; Time 33:10. ltth-1.17-DOFWIWIn(2),3,3. Cashier Mitch IS); 3. 14-Evening Escort (4); Time: 32:91 20th 1. 11-lhVs A Rug (7), 2 %4.$ Haste (H; 3. 9.Colonel White (3), Time: 31:01. M11 - I. 34isa's Midnight (3); I. *Tony V (I): 3. id-Os tOfi (4) Time: 32:03. • 22nd - I. 3FOIIOW Her (2)11. I. + Faster (4): 3. I7.$urflre Lucky (I); Time: 32:14. Mr. Moran and Mrs $ T.hIw Pwtw they regrow heir. They did not 33rd - 1. 10-Quarrymow* One hove male pattern (2), 2. 3.PIestfo kIll (7), 3. I. Joanne S. (0); Time: 32:11. o 30th - I. 6-Beau Sob U); 2. 7' Steam Lines (5); 3. 30-Jerry's hi, 535 Flyer (2); Time: 33:04. .g -16-TnToe05m;l, 36Ghq's Shelley (3): 3, 7 ., Fertlsshno (4), TIM: 23:25. PROGR OR IR LOSS NEW F . - - ac in Evil If boldness seems to "run In Tuesday,' fee Sillily." this is Certainly ne '-.ianforl, Fla. again '.Dec,mberl$,iOwIsth,tlme 979.pd 1etme 01cau1eoly0uthaWloss, 14.20 3.40 2.00 4.40 300 5.00 Q(2a) nil, P (3-2) Ups: T(3. 2-11 350.21. Film game SMikeI.yia 1920 6.00 5.00 - to act on this great spuy ;Many conditions can cause hair "°' which 65 Ii Every mananiwomannew losing Mir should take advantage at this causing YOUr hair NO, If you WIlt , are slick Said and your FREE CONSULTATION, hair r001sw. do" pouarsbeb'ond GUAIANTIID Iiulp. So, ityou still hevetiair en You edit- be given a written tspat your i jweut low 00 Jal . Alal 01100,4000a one pm-rated basis Mrs from me beginning to the mW. is metime ,odsaumstklng ONL*NDOSSMlOI.5 Naturally.wecsuid net give you .wut is hulore it's ,ssIa$o, Friday Beoulls such a guarantee if It didn't. wpek. FRflCONIUL?AT$ON Pleosgams 2115 640 740 I Jesi taSte a Sew ms at veer 3 PNa.Uruldl CAN'TNILP $40 .is a$Watitl,ashsaecegse' t:*i en T.esOlv. Deosmlsr IL IRIcaAmsre 91 79 bad gsSs*sNeSidaySan.I$S IA*ans4jlsfs an at a greet ma(soøy 5(14) *1SI F ($4-I) 1.11945. boldness a$amesske Stir lOw, N. Poimlils Ave I. IiiSitL plo. Ser wlddn en selbed is effgf, L b$wiu I p.m. aid 1:30 PA. - 11.11 640 1.40 I Hair láhaiisis c StI: ask me Desk Clerk Sir S. I. lL.sa..K. iPNa.Aensre III 3.45 these eSs are slick Staid ails, Raker# row eambur. Thus is to chargo or ~1w$ Jes Perot + .1, ms at re ... all (iISUIIIIIilS WO private, a *4Si Pill) 1411j 1(6But, ii p are ret already laid, how CaflpOvbesuf,idlStis you will nolb5emIsrrassid kIln! 141 $4741: DD (14) SUIS. Thtvdgems actually c$lflg your hair Idea? - amp SNegüi.Beftla 13.05 440 1.10 W.accepM*$TIICNA*SSaadVISA 1 JoseQsjieia 4.35 44$ + OTHER NEARBY LQCATION: I Echane-lepes 5.01 Doc. 15 O(l4I $41IgP(I) I.$l3JpT($. 0$, ,esburg,Fla.,Holiday+ Ion, IISSN.14$StWI.4414211.WIi-. + $40 Q(34)4$.41:P(1.3)637.ss,T($ S-71311.81111. Tenth game SL.que.Mndsz 19.20 1740 340 SNegul.Elorza 540 Sb 3Artu.Umuidi 340 T~s $ - + ..', Pro Bask.fbäll Sisters - - - - V. s.-. - .%..' a '- SI n len MOurn - - ,.+ . - -, + South Salt 46, Loyola Md. 33 Berry $2, Troy St. 7$ C. Wslyn 100, Nwbrry 91 Md.-Salt. Co. 43, vnth 4.4 Pikeville 59, Bores 70 it. Agstn $3, Ells dy $1 S. MISS. 64, Ore. Tech 54 SW Memphis si, Mryvl 73 Va. -Union 97. St. Paul's 5$ - Edmonton Colorado Minnesota Toronto Quebec 13 21 19 77 33 13 11 3 ii iS 4 Frid ay's Results Atlanta 3, Minnesota 2 29 26 Edmonton Midwest C. Meth 90, Park Colt. 70 Henderson Ark. it, Drury 4$ McKendree II, St. Xavier 90 Moorhead St. 57, Mich Tech 55 Mnrnth, iii. 105, Mt. 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Pit. 5$ It II bid -1$ II 11 31 .345 7%', 10 30332 7%'. -- • 1 SUPPLY WAITED - - - - Lin" Downer ,- Milso4hannon 311i Kevin ClevulmI VINYL GUN - 18.97 of Week-Abby Oypors) -. . Our 19.97.21.41, Scope Model Cases, 16.97 ASIl.fARCIA IV V ' LAYAWAY NOW 11Ml - Suede-look expanded vinyl. contrasting leather trim • ", t71 ':-/: ':'. .. - '" -- at - - i 5 a Peterman 172; Terry Mill 131: :' KevinHicksllo:Kathvpeterman It . -- . ..ji'._. '-77 Ulmon 1641 Mary Russell IN; Mike Shannon 143, Ger ald '@my This • WNP ki.d ba Ih 1h Ahulu. isk Our Reg. Out ieq 34 96 '- ively 3sr5NP1uss& Simi .u.j, - - PADDED • I I I *%& Portable Pub I i I 154s Jerry Habra* M1 BOY srDwM.5suts. - • . - ( VII 1r dRN I LTD /1/IOOKFIELD . I I Super Powerlets .......1.47 -. IN WI' CARDINAL Jerry Holbrook u2Box of Includes 4 polished tumblers, 2 shot glasses, 3 chrome plated bar tools. Lautzenhlsor 372; Mary Blair 399: Nancy Jumper 445 . V CROSMAN AIR RIFLE Our Reg. 31.91 Ca used as a 139 repeater cr I 24u ngle-shot 177 pellel gun I 5 CO' 88 wheels 0 00 '.'' . 149i Mary Blair 141i Nancy I Jumper ISO. High Series: Chris Huff 561 i J.J. : - Sexton W; Bob See 41; Ernie Runlon 535i Jim Nader 570; Ray -. , ;I . .r by law -' - y " %, . . 1n01 Rufflon 191 Irn Nader 241; Kirk 175; Ray Fore 21 0: Anne See Ill; Dee Nader 117; Frankle Lautzenhlser 119; Jo Waggaman SUNSHIPII STATE -,. - prohibited 96 Our 29.96 • arge ,,, High Games: Chris Huff 197; J.J. Sexton 202i Sob Sea 1711 Ernie [MRIVE AVVJ I I ' BALLANDCHAIN : .- I ' . .. L 30 2 j I . W McCasiln+101 - S 0 I -MMMOMIN ' Carolyn lefts 4.7.10; Glynis Malinhen 6-7; Eve Rogero 6-7, 5-7, Alice Fowler l.3:Norms Wagner 3-10, 54. Other Highlights: Turkey. Polly + Faithfuls: 45 I L 0 . .. Terrific gift lot gol1I fers' Aluminum golf bag. . a . ' Our 34.88 I •car t ad justs I 13,96 88 • __~ _ fill 4-PC. JUNIOR GOLF SET Liquor 433: Lormrvagner 469. Converted Splits: Mabel Vogel S. Special Delivery: - 1% w 4"; Kath Cal W.-LA 57, $ Cal. Coil 5$ Chapman Coil. 74 Hayward 71 C. Oregon Ii, Concordia 55 Portland IS. Oregon St. 5$ SanFran St. $3. SOre. St. 72 UC-Iry l5, Cal St. Chico N UC.Rvrsde dl, Coiiforna 43 Wash. N, Sacramento - Si. 57 11 1 7 14 13 4 i* 124 CART • Standings: Gutter DustorS1 Patrick Olvislea 1$ I. T Ni. Our .' Evelyn Sorreas 167; Linda Downer 174: Norms Wagner Irt i4lghSeries: GlnnyGaudreau 527i Mary Johnson 47S; Carolyn . .. CONQUEST' GOLF WOODS ffi88Each __., I a~ II [ I'Chi Chi Rodriguez LI I .. . I 1 I 183; . Pro Hockey • • 211.110; Dee Brlster 154: Rosahind D 1 Ma Joh 147 Carolyn Betts 150-1*5i Mabel Vogell6O;OlynlsMahnken l7i; West PtilIl NY Rangers ' .\ Standings: Moon PI*Sj All In the Family; Go Betweei s, Intruders; + "BAG BOY" PLAYDAY' 1 The perfect shirt or outd oor wear, Features gun patch on shoulder. Shop at Kmarl. •e4 BUCK'SLADII$LIAOUI StandIngs: 81W Market: Samba's; Downer Land Clearings Dick'sAppllance; lonita Boats; Williams C.B., Nice Day coin Winnipeg at Edmonton - : -makIng atripticatescer. 134. Vancouver S. Colorado 3 Saturday's Games Chicago at Boston, aft. NY Rangers at Washington Plttsbgh at NV Islanders Buffalo at Philadelphia Atlanta at Toronto Montreal at Winnipeg Hartford at Colorado Quebec at Detroit Minnesota at St. Louis Vancouver at Los Ang Sunday's Games Phuha at NY Rangers Pittsburgh at Quebec Boston at Buffalo Detroit at Chicago T!GO7 -KARTS Pittsbg St 67, Sthwstern S. Oak. St. 7$. Mt. Marty 6$ Val Ct)' 77, Dakota Wslyn 51 sw Mo. St. 73, Albny Go. 70 Wich ita St. 33, Mich. St. SI Southwest Ab Chrstn 70, Bthny Coil. 61 Austn Coil 93. M.H Baylor $7 Delis Bapt 101, Ok. Chris Ii Lbbck Chris 71, Angelo $t. 61 Ouachita 53, La. Coll 45 Tex Sthrn 94,Miss. Val 61 1$ L Pit. SR If II .4. 7 14 7 s 17 3 Wales Conference Norris Division W L T Pis. Montreal 15 10 6 34 Los Angeles 13 11 s 31 Pittsburgh is I$ 30 Hartford 5 13 5 34 Detroit 9 12 6 24 Adams Division W L T Pts. Buffalo 20 6 3 43 Boston 16+75 37 Wm. Patterson $3. CCP4Y 70 1 11 of u ,.* ii 11 . 11 11 40 Aflasa + I 1 Ii' I •.1 lti-Pl i ' Ted Foote 27; Jim Arroyo 2.7.9; TedTobIas2-7;GordonLeusenring 2-7;AilneSmiths-10; Jim Russell 510; Rose Rlttlinger 310, 3-10; Chas Adllngton 3•9-10; June Waldrip 3-10; Clare Relndl 310: Olive Westray 3.10, Julie Russo 310, Mike Burke 3)10 (3 times ). Other HIghlights: Marian Miller lacked one pin of making a triplicate score 141; Lillie Adllnit.n lacked one pin 54 - _______________________ + + last Bryant M. Hartford 61 Cheyney 7$, ManSfId 76 Haverford $1, Allenlwn 73 Howard 33, D.C. SO J. Jay 31, NY Poly Tch 33 - 9½ 9½ 12 - - s M t 34 17 455 12.11 445 San Francisco 75, Pacific 63 Lees.McRa. $1, BluelId 44 Mass Mar. 102, Maine Fl U N.H. Coll. 90, New Haven U New Paitz 109, W. Conn. $0 Norwich II, Union 43 Rhode Island 74, Conn. U CoII.g. IYUP.Cal..$ta Barb 45 - NY islanders 10 13 s 23 Washington 3 20 s is Smythe Division W I. T Pis. Vancouver 13 11 7 33 Chicago I 1110 26 St. Louis 9 16 s 23 Winnipeg 9 17 4 22 Morninoside 76, Dordt 6$ - 1$ I. Pit. - + Coalarasie AtlanticDiviliss 11441110 p New York WsMgtn New Jvsv 16 16 .500 Cvansvl is, Nc-Char 75 lot FIghting filial Classic Cha*pai IN. First Reand IllinoIs 94, K entucky V. 66 ill. St. 44, C. Illinois 19 Votenlee, ctes.k Kneaville, Teen. PWI Raw Ariz. P.91, Santa Clara 74 TOW*"" 30, Fordham $3 Cesgor Classic PeWS. Uleb Ff11 It"" (aSahi 72. Texas AIM 67 Tweit*ame SSIlbao.Zarre ISM 1.30 6-10 lAIava.Eiexpe 540 420 7Arta.M.ndez 210 Q(14)IIJIgP(54)'113411y9. ;j) 99040 A.- 3,$4 $p Golden Gate invitational San Francisco,Calif. First Round ',, is is .455 Ciusslallep - ç 'i 9$$g - - 563 . College Basketball Results By United Press International Friday LouIsville Nolidsy Classic Louisville, Ky. ChampionshIp Louisville 96- W. Kentuck y 14 Q(l'$)$.IIaP(s.a) lII1I:T IS- 3-3) 43740 San*game p 1 Basketball 1010 7.50 440 6.40 310 310 SAlurla 3Vza 2lra - Saturday's Games Boston at New York -Philadelphia at Atlanta New Jersey at Cleveland Washington at Chicago San Anton at Golden St. Detroit at Phoenix Denver at Portland Sunday's Games Boston at New Jersey Indiana at Kansas City Utah at Milwaukee San Antonio at Los Mg Houston at Portland Detroit at San Diego Denver at Seattle 15.20 5.20 4.00 + + 4.60 Ilabino 11 14 OS Boston $2, Milwaukee 94 New Jersey 11$, N.Y. 103 Atlanta 103, Phila 9$ Indiana 111, Wash 109 Kansas City 103, Utah i7 San Diego 112. Denver ics Los Ang 135, Detroit 122 Seattle 109, Houston 101 Q (1.4) 83.1$, P (1.4) $7.11; T(l. 4.21 211.55. Seventh game 1 Sabino-Arana 14.00 6.40 410 INeguivegas 1 40 4.20 lMIkel-Oyarl 4.60 - + . W L PC'. 22 9 .710 21 10 .677 41/2 • 11 30 .351 Ii Friday's Results Sixth game 1Echano 12.00 1.00 310 4Alava.AItu 5.00 3.20 21..sque.vegas - - (.os Ang Phoenix Portland San Diego Golden St. 2Arta-Elexpo 710 3.60 6Bilbao-Martlnez 160 00-411 41-00, P(0-2) 111.$j T($. 24) 327.11. - Allspice Ills 3. 7-Plastic $urgeuia (23: Time: 32:64 37th-I. 26-Otig's Brandy (23:3. 7-Tr By (41:37-On The Reed (0); Tim 33:01. Seattle 7Alava.Yza 1.20 5.00 Ilra-Eiespe 620 0(47)$).lIaP(4-7II43.71,y(4. 7.1) 334.55. Ninth game 4 Martinez 14.20 $40 640 3 Simon 10.40 940 - 30th-i. 7-$trost 5ng (7) ,. i-a, - 3 Slmon.Koldo 2Pita.Quiola IZate-P.rez at" some IL saw w sipith h* p.M... ilill Is N.Ud. N. Avi Su.fsrd, Tisdu, Dcssbsr is, ij Mr. N. I. laker will - lArta-O$a sn. + SODS , Pacific Division Q(t.4)43.IS)P(14)117,4S,T(i. I I 14) 319.35. Fourth some 47) 4ft51. __ + % 436; WInnie Spencer 445. Converted Splits: ha Crowell S. + III 4~I N4411N N W , *~~I 11; I 11 * 4? Grooms 512; Adam Ritthinger BobAuge49S; Jim Arroyo 490; Bill Schott 187; Sam Kaminsky 45$; John Makowski 414; Hazel Bauder ' ings. 513; I -• ' GOLF Men's Mu ad Wool ng rt 0 Series: Lou Bolton Burke 1 Our Reg. 16,88 111, . Puckett ose Patrick Andy Patrick 526; Ed Oumbert 517; Mike I 1297 9 \ dP Go WI"*"---, J I i :- 1, , ~,.\ k 11~,, I &-,~, .~ ~ . ? .0 , I I . Ted M Aug* 174; I ddl ________ill S ot*a14"40ft* ~ I I . a Western Style I.' . ,X j_1' - J p, I 163; Lillian Pohl 156. - . i I_ r l 1I *3"Available also in % 156; Mitzi Loudon 167; Frances Olson 166; GladysGranneman 166; Winnie Spencer 164; Hazel Baud..- Hawks in rounding out the field. Miami Beach and Jacksonville Forrest. Look for La ke Howell to round Into form soon as many of the girls on the No we're not done yet. squad were involved in late post Santa's elves have whipped up another season volley ball tournament play as classic holiday sports outing in the was dual coach Jo Luciano. Lym an Greyhounds Christmas Wrestling For the yo unger set the Crooms Tournament. Panthers will once again host the annual - Taking part in this year's gigantic field Crooms Christmas Invitational. of entries are Lake Placid, Palatka, The yearly event will run two days, The Five Star Conference teams Friday and Saturday and will feature St. Seminole, Boone, Lake Howell, Winter Participating include the Lake Brantley Cloiud, Lake Howell and Osceola in ad. - Park, Lake Brantley, Bb* Moore, Lady Patriots who are off to a slow start. dltlon to the host Panthers. Colonial, Evans, Edgewater, Cocoa, But don't count them out, the Patriots Titusville Astronaut, Martin County, The Seminole Soccer Christmas have been the tournament rwmersupthe Classic is also on tap for the coming Oviedo and of course the host Lyman put two times out, Greyhounds. week. A'niiols High, with a il'wiMng 34. Tailing. put las the annual kick In the Well, that's about It Santa. mect In cenfue. piay will else del lbs , be l_ nsw a Pair Brantlèy, lake Howell, host Seminole typewriter ribbon., some note pads and Yet another Metro member, Oak Ridge and out of town visitors Peraimia some sharpened pencils In the old sports Joins the host Lake Howell Lady Silver Washington, Pensacola Escambla, North stocking? -- I . Ni PLACE - I I __ ) High Games: Olnny Gaudreau 6. Steve Valesio, 27. Danny Williams: 21. Henry T. Wright: 29. John Yamin. (There is no kennel 13). (All races l.1$mile) lit - 1. 14-Panthaon (4) 2. 26Pickles (1): 3. 26-San Souzie (6): AT SANFORD-ORLANDO Schooling results Friday (Listed along with me top three finishes are kennel numbers proceeding each dg and post "' Laundry, Florida Excursion Edward Sousa; 23. Wayne Strong: . ,,!i - 1 I - - I P! rt S : *"411- GF 0 W , I 0. Balls; Ringers; Gems; Hacienda IiISCOREBOARD Dog Racing 2I Chortles' Angels; Easy Go-ers; Hl- 0 . Ho Ho' Ho, It's Chris as * Toum .. . r1,'.w•. ., a busy night under the offensive and defensive boards. Lyman out-rebounded Mainland but the Buc's took the game 77-52. THE BOARDS Sizes S-X ,A --~i , , OR 0 - . = i P .__MP ,% Dozen,- Dynamos; Leprechauns: Lucky Strikes; Bucks & Does: EZ Marks; Gators; Super Sports; ne Lyman Greyhound's Neal Gillis (with ball) and Kevin Hillman (40) had _____ I 0 Ill" * oft N~` , 2.7; Standings: BaresSat; \t\ 1'\ - 1110 ' - !. 0 - - BAME UNDER ( .f Y L - Regular schedule will be resumed .on January 7. I"O. ,-T. - 61 Other Highlights: No bowling on .uJ . Nq 10-7 SAVIN ' ' - ,:', :!0!!!1iPP414T1W ~ A • 1 11116. L, 7; Miriam VanDuyne S-7; Adrian ROSS 9-10; Louise Weston 5.6.10; Charles.Ad IIngton 4.5.7; Frances FlIeger 3.9-10; Mable Pithoud 3.9. 1• "fl uvv.1 WED I 'S 4"; Frances Fileger 445, Franc" Ted Foote hAil mwii. v q=m vi m ' - 41 470; Mac McKibben 46$; Ted Foote Converted Splits: _____ '04P k Irving Fried 492; Bernard Brown 486; Mike Burke 483; Adrian ROSS 480; Mary McPherson • - ,. 513; 4 rt 9-9 /' 'A.a $39; Ole Olson 524; MartIn Hansen , . ,, ' . . . .' v I High Series: Andy Patrick 5"; 542: Jerry Loudon . . ri },,-.I ' " I,. to The Buccaneers coasted e the way for y. "I thought that this was our best defensive game of the year," cornmented a happy Mainland boss Dick Toth. ,~ . ' Ted Puckett I'[ 1 -. - percent. "They have one of the best high school shooting teams I've ever seen. Having a team like that is like having a dream come true," Lawrence said. Mainland upped Its perfect record to 7!0 on the season whil e the 'Hounds slipped 5-3 on the year. L 's La Greyhounds the first game of the night as they turned back a stubborn Malniand squad 7Gg in overtime. A A Sm ith Cu , the iauy urvyiowiu WLW 2 points and got help from Sudie Ferrito who tallied 21. Pat Richards took game high scoring honors as she collected 32 points for the Lady Buc's. She was followed by Angela Ferguson who scored 17. . . Olson 151; Miriam VanDuyne 155; Marlon Miller 154; Gipdyi Granneman 153; Gene McNutt 153; Mitzi Loudon 131. Sunday,c. D. 16, 9t_lS Caroline L indsey 176; Anna Standings: Competition Bowling Aluminum; Schulke Enterprises; Dave Tabor 190; Jeff Jolinlan III; Coleman 18. Pro Shop; Family Feud; Lewis west Electric; All In the Family Bud Corbett 190; Harold Hots Jr. High Series: Mae Wilkins 484; Drywall; Wilson Eicheiberger; 190. Caroline LindSey 180; Anna High Games: Charlie Not 256 A.A.A. Tree Serv. Reflections of High Series Charlie Na IN: Coleman 496 Beauty; Holzman & Holzman; Std. Wendy Boness 234; David Nort on David Norton 562; Sal CimOsuli Converted Splits: Shirley Ripp Macatee. 233 & 303; Bus. Machines; Misfits; Toreilo 232; Butch $et; Wendy Bonus 155: RetCh 10; Dot C'redy 5-7; ShIrley Slmas Bud Campbell 203 1. 213; Bert Macsteers 372k Be 3 Construction- Barbour Bros 10-7; Helen Shepard 5-7; Dune Sit: McNabb 222; Anna Watts AC ; No. 5; The Flunkies; Doyle 190; Chuck Coleman 510 Don Gorman $24; Glenn Meyers eers; Cathy McNabb 303; Mary Dell Jim Lowe Pest Control; Pi on 549 - Jeff Johnson 135. Other Highlights Wueen Of All in the Family Too- Best Hardy 192; Margaret Meyers 221; week Ruth S8bnier, Glen Meyers 202 & 205; Bob Other Highlights: Star at the T.G.I.F. Uniform Gang; Central Barbour 200; JackIe Quick 175; Week Chortle hoe +101. I '. %I en Kaminsky 161; Francis . .. cii IF liflHot&Ofl . a: aseam s hL ooting I've - •() boys did a good Job of blocking out," replied Lawrence. "What killed us was our shot percentage." Lyman shot a paltry 34 percent from the floor. On the other side of the coin Mainland blistered the Greyhounds with a phenomenal 57 school high %*.i . Toth was quick to offer his praise about Lyman. "They are one of the better teams In the di3triCt this year. Gillis (hal) impressed me. He and Bailey are both fine ball players. I'm Just glad to get .. , . •i. OU O& ere with a win." Ha led a balanced Mainland scoring attack with 16 points. He was followed by Larry Prince with 14 and Alvin Payne who tossed in 12. Along with Bailey's 19 points, Gills fired in 14 points and collected nine rebounds. Surprisingly the Greyhounds outrebounded the taller Buccaneers 42- close the Mainland lead to 35-29 at half time. But Lyman Just couldn't stay with the mighty Buccaneers iuThe second half. WASH DAY DROP-OUTS Mae Wilkins 3-10; Kay Sassman 3- Arlene Rumbiy 186 JET BOWLERETTES Standings: Sex Symbols; Pinch 10 $6 High Series: Mary D. Hardy 499; Standings: Bit I Tire 1. Wheel; Other Highlights: Queen for Linda Lewis 551; Lois Smith 486; Witts Amoco; Seminole Pins; Goof Balls; VikIngs loan; Splitters; Hot Shots; Whiz Donna Lapore 467 Kid'; week Shelvy Fore. Mixon Auto Parts; Ladies Scatter Pins; Shamrocks; Hooks Converted Splits: & WED. AM. MATCH Mary Auxiliary Fleet Reserve; June's Curves; Make-ups; Strickland 5-10, Block POINT Beauty Shop; Galloway Builders; Busters; Three and ½; Hits and Other Highlights: The League Jacobs Grove Service; Milady High Games' Cathy Doyle 112 Misses; Drip Dries; Alley Cats; Mary 0. Hardy 177; Lois Smith wishestothank Jane Plant, Dott ie Fabric 5 Cratts; Johnny Walker Soap Suds: Go-Getters. 157; Folly Hall 175; June Plant i4oIon and Kathy Doyle for extra General Contractor. High Games: Andy Patrick 304 166' Kathy Norton 170' Linda duty working the S.C.B.A. White High Games: Gen Thompson Marlin Hansen 204;. Ted Puckett Lewis 201 Elephant table while also l,owhing 170; Mae Wilkins 153; Ruth .152 Nancy Rivers 176 203; Ted Foote 197; Jerry Loudon Elsie Cooper 117 avg. 161 game; Nice work ladies. 170; Sandy Wisdom 176; 193; Mike Burke 156; Ole Olson 18 2; Mac McKibben 171; Adrian Ross 177; Rose Pa? cli b ? McKibben 157; Mary McPherson UVUII1 153; Frances Flieger 174; 'Lulls Evening Herald, Sanford, PS. - -_ Kegler s Komer Al. 1. ' + TE Sm"s I 95 W HWY 431 aT FC;cT rITW % ) - 9 I -- " - . - ,+ . :- .-- - --- ------- . 44f * - 7 -. -,. - --a- _ -- ------ -- -. -- --+ --S . - - --+_ . -'L.-: - . ' I - t " --,- '* �41—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday c. 1. ltfl Legal Notice Legal Notice _______________________ Legal Notice Legal __________________________________________ N0t1c! - - - - _______________________________ 3OApamefltSUhi5 18—Help Wanted Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. INVITATION TO RID 1 BR-5199 up. Pool. Adults Only Wanted hairdresser w clientele City of Sanford, CITY OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS on Lake Ada. Just So. of for young aggreSsive shop. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Florida CASSELBERRY Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Combination women's Sports THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Sealed bidS will be received PLANNING AND ZONING 3238670 SEALED BIDS will be received Call Sanford. wearshop& beauty salon. Pay CIRCUIT IN SEMINOLE the office of the City Manager, COMMISSION 2:00 PM, December21, 1919, Mariner's Village. high percentage. Call 322.9558 COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sanford, Florida. for approximately 3,670 sq. ft. of 8:30 to 1:30. CASE NO. 123O7,CA.Ot.K I. Re.Roofing of Approximately BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE that the City of Casselberry existlngonicespacewitpiiflatr FLAGSHIP BANK OF That's ClassifiedAds Planning and Zoning Commission 11,853 Square Feat block radius of the Seminole SEMINOLE, a Florida banking Nurses Aides, exp. preferred. ________________________ Ii. Chlorine Cylinder Scale CLASSIFIED DEPT. will hold a public hearing. Mr. RATES County Courthouse. Desire a 3 _________________________ corporation, apply in person, Lakeview III. Sewer Division Material Leonard Casselberry, year lease with optIons to renew 44C line ltime Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Plaintiff, Detailed specifications are 31— ApartmentS Furnished applicant. is requesting an. 2 additional periods of 3 years ____________________________ V. 3c a line 3coinecuhve times . nexation into the corporate limits available at the office of the City each. Bid specifications may be MARVIN E. CONNER and 3c a line lconsecutive times M 530 p M 8 00 A of the City of Caslelberry in the Manager, obtained by telephoning Jerry Apis. for Senior Citizens. Down PAULINE R. CONNER, his wife, MONDAY thru FRIDAY LA.? (Limited Agricultural) All bids shall be in the City Bayless at (305) 423.6125 or from: town, very clean & roomy. See Defendants. District. The parcel is legally Manager's Office, Room 203, City Department of Corrections, SATURDAY 9 Noon Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto 3 Lines Minimum NOTICE OF ACTION Hall, Sanford, Florida not later ProbationandparoleServices, desibed as: Ave. ____ _____ _____________________ Lots 11, 12, 13 and II, Block A, than 1:30 PM, Wednesday, West Robinson Avenue, Suite 909, WANTED TO. Johnson Poultry Farm, as January 2, 1980. The bids will be Orlando, Florida 3n01. FURNISHED APARTMENT MARVIN F. CONNER and To write news of local interest recorded in Plat Book 6, Page a, publicly opened on the same date Publish December 13, 16, 1979 $l6Omo. PAULINE R. CONNER from LONGW000 , SAN. Public Records of Seminole at 2:00 PM in the Commission DEQ.41 Noon The Da1efore Publication 263$ Laurel Avenue FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Chambers, Room 117. County, Florida. Sanford, Florida 32771 CASSELBERRY and if you The City Commission reserves _________________________ _____ ___ A public hearing on the request YOU ARE HERE BY havea knack forgathering the will be held on Wednesday, the right to accept or to reject any __________________________________________ 32—Houses Unfurnished social news from your NOTIFIED that an action to January 9, 1980, at 7:30 P.M., in orallbidsinthebestlnterestof the foreclose a mortgage on real the Casselberry City HaIl, 95 Lake City of Sanford. respective community to be __________________________________________________________ CITY or MSELnERRY ____________________________ _______________________ property situate, lyIng and being 3 BR. lB. Sjoomonth 1st & last & . W.E. Knowles presented in a column in The Triplet - Drive, Casselberry, 'j...PLANNING AND ZONING in -Seminole County. FlnrktA. . _____________________ a.i.•i .... IV e.. •Efl .- ,ln 0iinr Atlnr .. - _.. ........-............ "Y ma"ayvr V flVI CJUS WV flOII •11 fl. ' ioraoa, or as soon tnereaner as COMMISSION particularly described as: 4_sj Owner. 3222983. talk with you. CITYOFSANFORD possible. 18—HoIpnted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ___________________________ ____________________________ Lot 16, PINECREST HEIGHTS _____________________ MARYW.HAWTHORNE, DATE: 12.10.19 -- - that the City of Casselberry REPLAT, according to the Plat CITY CLERK Publish December 16, 1979 Ccntact:DORIS DIETRICH Planning and Zoning Commission 38Wanted to Rent thereof as recorded in Plat Book 9, • ABORTION • CITY OF CASSELBERRY, DEQ.S4 * * * * * will hold a Public Hearing, Mr. _________________________ pages 77 and 78, of the Public FLORIDA FICTITIOUSNAME OURSELVES EDITOR - - ___ - -CHRISTMAS CHEER Records of Seminole County, Notice is hereby given that I am Leonard Casselberry, owner. 322.2611 9.Sdaily Mon.Fri Publish: December 16, 1979. Trimister abortlon-$100; Wanted to Rent Florida, engaged in business at 301 E. 28th applicant, is requesting an DEQ-SI IS Gyn Clinic-%20; Pregnancy Efflclencp' Apartment has been tiled against you in the ___________________________ Place. Sanford, Florida, Seminole nexation into the corporate limits test; male sterilization; free JOBI I Full time farm equip, salesman County, Florida, under We fic. of the City of Casselbetry in the 323 6764 Circuit Court of Seminole County, . counseling. Professional care, FICTITIOUS NAME needed. Exp. helpful, but will ________________________ Florida, and you are required to CALL MONDAY titious name of THE ENGINE LA.2 (Limited Agricultural) Supportive atmosphere, confi. ser person with good Notice is hereby given that I am SHOP, and that I intend to register District. The parcel is legally serve a copy of your written dential. 323.5176 40—Condominiums mech. background. Exc. defenses, if any, to it on JACK T. engaged in business at 100 Willow said name with the Clerk of the described as. CENTRAL FLORIDA ________________________ A portion of Lot 14$, DR. Mit. opportunity. Fringe benefits. ________________________. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, of Ave., Forest City, Fla, 32751, CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, OFFICE MANAGER WOMAN'S HEALTH & Seminole County, Florida, under Florida in accordance with the chell's Survey of the Moses F. Contact Personnel Dept., A. CLEVELAND, MIZE Good acct. bookkeeping exp. ORGANIZATION TWO 2 BR, lB condos. Kit. the fictitious name of BOB'S provisions of the Fictitious Name Levy Grant as recorded in Plat Duda& Sons, Oviedo. 327.1030, BRIDGES, Attorneys for Plaintiff, This Is fantastic co. with cxc. equipped, sep. DR. pool & AUTO REPAIR, and that I intend ext. 268. EOE. wtose address is Poit OffIce Statutes, roWit: Section 865.09 Book 1, Page 5, of the Public sal. ____________________________ 609 F. Colonial Dr., Orlando Clubhouse privileges, Records of Seminole County, Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida 32771, to register said name with the Florida Statutes 19g. Florida. OFFICE CLERK Clerk of the Circuit Court, on or before January 10, 1980, and RN,14 & 4.17, full & part tIme. 51g. Joseph D. Kennedy MONOGRAM CO. Toll Free 1-l00.fll.256$ A public hearing on the request Good typing, figure aptitude. file the original with the Clerk of Seminole County, Florida in ac Apply in person Sanford Nursing Publish December?, 9, 16, 23, 1919 will be held on Wednesday, REALTORS Good appearance, nice this Court either before service on cordance with the provisions of the DEQ.7 & Convalescent Center, 950 January 9, 1980, at 7:30 P.M., in Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: dresser. Exc. benefits. Plaintiff's attorney or im. Mellonville. 6280718 ORDINANCE NO. 302-SO the Casseiberry City Hall, 95 Lake Mate" Dating Service. All mediately thereafter; otherwise a Section 865.09 Florida Statutes ---- -------------.._____ ________________ AN ORDINANCE OF THE Triplet Drive, Casselberry, ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. HOSTESS default and ultimate judgment will 1957. CITY OF ALTAMONTE Florida, or as soon thereafter as waler, Fl. 33511. Receptionist.tYPe WOIk. Sig. Robert J. Bernhardt be entered against you for the 21-Situations Wanted 41—Houses -___________ Greeting people. Must have PubliSh December 2,9, 16, 73, 1919 SPRINGS, FLORIDA, ANNEX. possible. relief demanded in the Complaint. MARY W. HAWTHORNE, ING TO AND INCLUDING WITH. cxc. ap. good persopality a, WITNESS my hand and the seal DEQ 6 54. & Found Partially disabled man would $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres CITY CLERK __________________ pearanceforfun Iob.Hrs. 10.6. of this Court on this 5th day of _______________________ IN THE CORPORATE AREA like piece work, addressing deeded access to the St. Johns / AND LIMITS OF THE CITY or CITY OF CASSELDERRY, 51 hr. December, 1979. envelopes, pickup & delivery, River. IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOR. FLORIDA (SEAL) LOST male sealpoint Siamese, etc. Very reliable. 830.1064. Dated this 11th day of Decem. IDA, UPON ADOPTION OF SAID GENERAL OFFICE ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR vic. Normandy Blvd. Deltona. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORDINANCE, A PORTION AND ber, 1979. Good at handling money. Ac. __________________________ WE HAVE IT. 1 BR, lB home for Clerk of the Circuit Court Dec. 10. 574 14 $13,000. CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND Publish December 16, 1979 curate typing. Good hours. By: Mary Ann Duxbury CIVIL ACTION NUMBER: 79. BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEQ50 Deputy Clerk Lost: Man's horseshoe ring _____________________________ FIGHT INFLATION. Invest in 7269..09.j(U FLOR IDA, DESCRIBED AS FOL. WAREHOUSE JACK T. BRIDGES, Esquire VIcinity Zayre Plaza INVITATION TO RID this 2 unit apt. Only $30,000. CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES BERNARD .IAFFE, TRUSTEE, LOWS: LOTS 1,2, AND 3, BLOCK FuII.time & parl.time positions REWARD. 3236151 ? NEED CASH ? Plaintiff, B, IOWANA SUBDIVISION, AC. avail. Exc. co Post Office Drawer Z The Housing Authority of the vs. Use Your HomeAs Security CORDING TO PLAT THEREOF 3 BR, 1'7 B economical gas wail Sanford, Florida 32771 City of Sanford, Florida wilt CONTINENTAL CallUsForTerms EQUITY AS RECORDED IN PLAT ØO furnace & range. Fenced rear PAYROLLCLERK (305) 337.1314 8-Eating Places receive bids for modernization to tO, PAGE 11, PUBLIC RECORDS PARTNERSHIP Tower Financial Serv. yd., convenient bc., LR & Fia. Will train if good figure aptitude Publish December 9,16,73,30, 1919 LIMITED NUMBER 6, a Michigan Limited OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR. CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. lI0024l.7469 rm., ww carp. $29,500. with good typing. DEO•23 Partnership; and THE MYERS IDA; IN ACCORDANCE WITH 16-1 until 2:00 P.M., on the 9th day Beginning Dec.14 &,, rripi,, r- r a Sunday, Dec. 16, 1979-58 C LA SSI F I ED A DS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 I 1 1* • I L I p. i. HOURS PART-TIME CORRESPONDENTS PLASSIFI!D ADS sure to get res DEADLINES . Sunday - Noon Friday ______________ - D -_______________ - ----------- - - - ____________________ - - Handicapped Parking and Walk. poratlon, not qualified to do TION PROVISIONS OF CHAPT. Gardens Community Room, 5th ways business in the State of Florida, as ER 171.041, FLORIDA STA. Street and Locust Avenue, San. TUTES; DECLARING AVAIL, ford, Florida, at which time and SEMINOLE COMMUNITY Trustee, Sealed bids from Contractors will oe reclved by Owner, Board TO: VICES; REDEFINING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF ALTA. NOTICE OFACTION opened and read aloud. Proposed forms of contract munity College at 2:00 P.M., ED PARTNERSHIP NUMBER 6, INCLUDE SAID LAND IN THE specifications, are on file at the January 7, 19*0 in the Board Room a Michigan Limited Partnership MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID office of the Housing Authority of CITY; AUTHORIZING THE the City of Sanford, Florida, Adof Seminole Community College, 1600 Kerictale Drive, Sanford, Florida. AMENDMENT OF THE CITY ministration Building, Castle Suite 301 The following are included: MAP TO INCLUDE THE SAID Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida East Lansing, Michigan 48523 I. Various walkways, LAND ANNEXED HEREIN; and the office of the Architects', ramps, McKinney's Lounge & Restaurant, 300 Sanford Ave. __________________________________ from6a.m..l2noon Food also Knowledge of sheet metal fabrication. Light welding. ______________________ WAITERSI STEMPER AGENCY FEES ______________________ ___ - FOR SALE G rap ef r u it, Oranges, Tangerines & Lemons. R. . Hutchison 372.4058. AAA EMPLOYMENT 323.5176 912 French Ave. Corner of lOfh & French "Your Future Our Concern" * * * * * * ___________________________ _________________________ For Rent InquIre 401 Magnolia Ave. news items you will find anywhere, Sanford GracIous Iivlrtg. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities Inquire 500 S. Oak 841.7863, ________ Buildto5uit-'otjrlotoryovrs FHA VA, FHA 23S & 715 , _______ campus. Also, stripping of existing Washington corporation, not quail. AND PR IVI LEGES OF CITIZEN. Architects, Planners, Inc. Sanford paving, SHI P I N THE CITY; SEVERABI. Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 100, lied to do business In the State of Bid documents are open to Florida, as Trustee LIlY, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. Copies of the documents, public inspection In the offices of 2102 Rainier Bank Tower TIVE DATE, the Director of AdministratIve 1301 5th Avenue WHEREAS, there has been filed drawings and specifications may Affairs Seminole Community Seattle, Washington 95)01 with the City Clerk of the City of be obtained by depositing $25.00 College, F.W. Dodge Plan Room HEREBY Altamonte SprIngs, Florida, a with the Architect for each set of YOU ARE and Central Florida Builders NOTIFIED that an action to petltioncontainingthertameof the documents so obtained. Such Exchange in Orlando; and may be foreclose a mortgage upon the property owner In the aria herein, deposit will be refunded to each obtained from the offices of followIng property in Seminole after described requestIng an. person who returns the plans, Gutmann Dragastt AssocIates County, Florida, to.wit: and other nexation to the corporate aria of specifications Architects Planners, Inthe City of Altamonte SprIngs, documents in good conditions Lol$30,31,32, 33,10, 11,42 and 43 corporated, Sanford Atlantic the Florida Land and Florida, and requesting to be in. within 10 days after bid opening. Nthona% Ranti Suite 100, Coloni*alion Company's Celery chided thsreini A certified ctssc or bank draft, uildinL WHEREAS, the Property Ap. of the City of Sanford, Florida, U. FlorIda 3277), upon request ac of the Public Records of Seminole companied by $15.00 deposit per County, Florida s Government Bonds, or a (LESS the South pi51r of Seminole County, satIsfactory bid bond executed by 131 feet of the North 254 feet of the Florida, has certified that there is DeposIt will be refunded In full East 267 feet of Lot 30) and (LESS one W property owner In the area the bidders and acceptable an amount equal to S for two sets to contractors, sub. the North 125 feet of Lots 30 and to be annexed and that said sureitles In signed the percent of the bid shall be sub. mlttlngbonatldebidsandreturnof 31). West 130.Sfeet North 125 property owner has of the mitted with each bid. documents in good usable conS feet of Lot 30; South 131 feet of the petition for annexation; and The successful bidder will be ditloriwlthlnflve(S)daysattertpt. North 236 feet of the WHEREAS, It has been deterEast 267 feet openingofbids.Refundforsetsin of Lot 30; and mlflidthatthepropertyd,5c1'ib,d required to furnish and pay for East 57.5 feet of excess of two will be less $1.50 to hereinafter is reasonably compact satisfactory performance and North 12$ f set of Lot 31 of The cover cost of reproduction, In the Florida Land and Colonization and contiguous to the corporate payment bond or bonds. samebasisoreturnof documents. Attention Is catted to the Bid Company's Celery Plantation, area and municipal limits of the City of Altamonte Springs, Form requiring a Base Bid and Contractors who obtain bid Put Book 1, Page 179,of the Public documents and do not bid the $3.50 Bushel 322.1312 Black Eyed Peas, You Pick Fri. through Sun. $5 bu. Beardall Ave., I Ml. S. of SR 46 33.593 EVERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow, NaveL grapefruIt, tangerInes, . mix. Crumley 337.0217, _______________ __________ For Sale DREAM NAVEL ORANGES Simpson 337.3313 ______ _______________________ _________________________ _______________________________ 11—lflstn.ictlons _______________________ MERRY CHRISTMAS Creativ.Expressiotn 3227113 ___________________________ pay $7.50 per set to defray ct of forth above, your written defenses, If any, to it WHEREAS, the City of - -- TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR Salary: $190 weekly. Completion ofHlghSchoolorposs.ssionof a GED certifIcate. Possesses as a minimum water or waste water treatment, C Florida certification, knowledge of the operation, maintenance & repair of waist' I waste water Pl'ovIsbom for equal employment FIGHT INFLATION _____________________________ ad. position to provide municipal less than the minimum salaries pow'. For detalls. call. by a certIfied check or bid bond Plaintiff's Attorney, whoseCNA slrvicestothepropertydesCrib.d and wages as set forth in the 1.161407oi164-3w9 dress is: SUITE 1152 issued by an acceptable surety speciflcationsmustbepaidonthis hereln,andthecltycommis$ionof company for not less than five TOWER, ORLANDO, FLORIDA project. Saleslady, sxp, In ladles' ready. an or before the 2nd day of the City of Altamont. Springs, percent ($perc.nt)ofth. base bid. 33801, All bidder's are hereb' notified to.wear, apply In person onty if In the best in. file the original Florida, dsems The successful bidder will be January, 1910, and No phone calls, Re-Jay, lii . tsrest of the City of Altamont, that they must affirmatively with the Clerk of this Court either requIred to furnish performance before service 1stSt.;Sanford. Springs, Florida, to accept said ensure that in any contract en. on Plaintiff's and labor and materials payment verlisement, Minority Business Desk Clerk, afternoon shift. ter; otherwise a default will be ptopui'ty. contract sum, Issued by a Enterprises will be afforded full Apply in person, Holiday Innof NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT bonding entered against you for the relief company licensed in Florida. Sanford on the Lakefront. in the complaint or ENACTED BY THE CITY OF opportunity to submit bids as sub. demanded To be eligible for consideration, contractors, or as suppliers of ALT A MONTE S PR N G laws of petItion, PTFT waitresses, PM.AM ex bids must compiy with the matscIals,orservices,andwillnot WITNESSMY HANDAND THE FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: only In fine dining. See Mrs. Florida, all conditions of the SECTION 1: That the following be discriminated against on the 0.,Deltona Inn, 1654193. specifications, and must be made SEAL OF THIS COURT on the 28th deso'Ibod property, being ,l grounds of race, color, religion, onafacsimlleoftheforminciud.d day of November, 1979. sex or national origin In con. situate in Seminole County, Somebody is looking for your with the contract documents In (SEAL) sideratlon for award, ARTHUR H. RECKWITH JR. Florida,fowif: bargain. Offer it today in the apIIcate, enclosed in an opaque In accordance with ExecutIve LOts 1, 2 and 3, Block B, CLERK OF THE SEMINOLE Classified Mb, sealed envelope bearing the name ___________________________ in GoalsProgram,allbidderswill be Ing tO piat thereof as recor CIRCUIT COURT marked: HANDICAPPED Plat Book 10, Page 11, Public afforded full opportunity to submit By: Cynthia Proctor PARKING WALKWAYS I Records of SemInole County, Plot', bids in response to this invitation N Deputy Clerk SEMI NOt. E COMMU NI TV and will not be discrIminalod later Publish December 2,9, 16, 23, 1979 COLLEGE and delivered not than date and hour mentioned to and made a part of the City of color, religion, sex or national THE EIGHTEENTH JUDiCIAL. above. origin in consideration for award. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP Altamonte Springs, Florida, Owner reserves the right During the Fiscal Years of 197$ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA tO THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL purMant to the voluntary an. -___________________ ____________ . ____________________ LegalNotic. ___________________________ _________ i - portions of a bid as stipulated in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. by Minority Business Enterprises SOLOALE BUILDERS, INC., llI.044,Fbcrida$tatytes,andothe, the FORM OF PROPOSAL, and to IN Iii TM Mwrtage Is twenty percent (20 pd) To Florida corporation, applicable laws. waive any formalities of fIle ANITA MANIA LOWRY, Plaintiff, SECTION 3: That the corporate insure that maximum bIds from Owner. NO bid shall be withdrawn v. of Attarnonte Minority Business Enterprises are PetItioner, limits of the City lOt' C pitiod of thirty (30) days sought, contractors submitting BURNS 0. SIMPSoN, et al. Springs, Florida, be and is President 'Sgminole Corn. NOTICE OP ACTION evidence of their efforts in aiding Respondent, to iictie said munity College tO: in thi reaching of said goals. AMENDED desci'ibed and ermesed. - PATRICIA CLARK 307 UniversIty Drive Chairman $oard of Truslees, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: is heteby authorized to amend, requirements of Sectiop 3, of the seminole Community College Mr. Walter Lee Lowry after, and spmiof Itte Off idol sousing and Urban Development ' REAtTY - REALTORS .SUSTLISTEDt2BR,lBhomein C.C. Manor! CM, Din, area, coy. Fla. Fla. rm., 600' garden rm, & new carp. Furn. toot aPP WAR RANTED. Just "".°°° " • ______ ______ _________________________ HoiueIinwovsi'nents AppllancRsp&r _________________________ ________________________ 3210759 Longwood,cozy3BR,7fl,Iot5f storage, corner site with trees. 543750 INC. REALTORS 130.6133or339.11lIeve$. LOVELYI 3 BR, lB home in 68—Wanted to Buy Gin, Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323. 4035a'ter Sp.im ____________________________ ___________________ . _________________________ POLICE 0FFIcERThe Orlando Civil Service Office for the.xaminafion for police Officer, beglonlng Monday, December 17, 1979 through _____________________ MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT 90'x200' WITH A SPLEP4. DEROUS VIEW. 520,000. HURRYI + - ____________________________ MEINTZO TILE Newor rep$lr,-leaky showers our specIalty, 23 yrs. EKp. 569.5342. 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal.3271321 _____________ Purchased El Fil, Saudi Arabia. 337 4283. ___________________ -- L.I.& Lindscing NO LONGER USED CAMPING _____________________ GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED - ________________ . ' - - ------ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top I'rices P,iid Lscd, ,iny condition 644 8126 ___________________ 'yU _________________________ ______________________ _________________________ ------------- WEBtIV USED FURNITURE & r niture Salvage 372 8721. _____________________________ Demajl,, Atawaglng Partner Depuf p Clerk PEN U4VIITUINT$, A Florida FRANK C. WHIGHAM, Ovi.fi Partnership 5' NA. ESQUIRE 10110)00, ManagIng farhIer ,Ø, N$ -1330 Cited at Altamonte Springs, Serd, Florida 32771 County, Florida, Seminole 323.3111 December 12. 1979 Attorney for Pefhtionsr PubIlift December 14, 73' 30. 1919 P1*11111 December 14, 73, 35, 1979 and January 4, 1500 an january s, 1979 DEQ-S$ - -- - , , -. . .._ ,.- .......... . -! 1' ' . ' ' ' , . shall become' effective im of the Housing Authority of the lfludla 180011 ItS Oiassl piejage City of $005011. FIVIdI. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY adoption OF TIfF CITY OF FIRST READING: December SANFORD, FI.DORIDA it, 1979 Thomase Wii5, Ill SECOND READING: Executive Director , Publish Dec. 3,9, 14,23,30, 1979 I Pubii . 33, o, " 4, 1500 010.3 010.43 ______ - , , ,- - . -, - - ..... , . - . , Si S..-. . ' WITNESS m land and the Seal of this Cowl on ttii$ 79th day Nevanibir, 1979. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. SECKWITH JR. As Clerk of the Court Sy: Eve Crabtrs, Deouly Clark Iblish December 2,9,14,23,1979 0101 Appliances&Mis. (LOCAL) 349.5371 ' repaired. Res. I Comm, ____ AID PAINTING Call $31 4399cr 543.0134 ______________________ r 3374752 ' We are looking for an •* perlencw, trained, hospital medical records Iran. 375.4137 aftS EALTORS .' . We'll even help you word it. Call 3223411. : - 71—Antiques ____________________________- I I - - I I I 1123. sell by Sun. 16fh, moving, 323 5080. - FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Licinsed 3235507 Insured - Seminole Memorial Hospital. Weolferanoscellent befief its and salary package, For immediate can$ideati.n, P111w Director at: - Lii Iranch Office HOSPITAL ______ ..... .. ... ..... 1101 East First Street Sanford, FL 33771 (lOS) 327.8611 ext 791 . , - Black & White TV's $2Oea. while they last HERB'S TV 2597 s. Sanford Ave. 323 1734 _______________ - .. - - I 47—Real Eate_Wanted _______ -_____ ____ ______ --I Losing your home I credit? I will 42—blIe Homes - catch up back payments & buy eQuIty. 373$31ê. I S1 I MORE, (roof I rear SR's. GREGORY MOSILEHOMES I Webuyyourequity,cIoiemnZdI)r5. (i))) EUTSLER PAINTINGI tenor. Pressure cleaning. 0071 IIIIIIIIISVISIISI*s VAIFHAFiposins Realtors - I .3 BR mobile home for sale. I 3 BR house wanted. Will pay Skirted & shed, ready to move I equity I fake over payments. I Send info I phone number to: intO. Adult park. 333.1109, - 435' z S. French (17 97) Sanford 5324 -_ - ________________ ' . SLIM BUDGETS ARE SOLITERED WITH VALUES Cnrpenlry, Pointing, Malnt. of all types. Uc. Sanded — . COLUMNS, Beai't. 24x$3. 3 BR, 25, CH.A, do.vn payment .1 take over avets, 323-5032. S ACRES •xecullve farm, irrigation, landscaped, work shop I 3 BR, 3D, w-pool. I ACRE Investor special, beautiful oaks, workshop, 43—Lots.Acrugs I _____________________ Box ISA, Waterboro, S.C. $493.75 bal, $113.16 or 5)7 mo. Agent 3391316. - - .. NEED HELP? CaliHaroidHall Realtylnc.,REALTOR.333.5774 Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 10$' 47A-"i$g 5oiig5 paved road, 240' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal 'ACPlwithlakefron?age,Ireu ISOM Lake. Only vacant lot in area. ., 1' 3R. ID, $149) . Will buy $11 2nd moilsages, We r. also make Real Estate I 5. Ernest Susineis loins. Florida Mar. Rag. gage Investment, )1 ! S. REAL ESTATh 315W. 17.92, casselberry. Fl. Orange Ave., Suite 301, Winter REALTOR, 373.7195 Eve. 562-3481 ia-us. ______________________ , To List Your Business... ______________________________________________ _,. -.. MI REAL ESTATE Broker 8319931:1 -. ------ ' S - -. - - ., -- 77" frame 1 yr. old .'5' trj,-Jv. OR THE CHILDREN IjE _f1,J Boots for your man Dingo& Cowboy Boots too! KPIIGHTS,206E 1st. Downtown f4) ___________________________ ____________________ MR. I'S FASHIONS Fine Clothing for men 2617 S. French 323 6168 Gay colors delight the child. Chrlstma Slippers, we 4j)_ MUSlCA' GIFTS KNIGHTS, 208E 1St Downtown ___________________ _______________________ Thrfllthemwithboots Dincjo 8. Cowboy Boots by Acme KNIGHT S. 708 1 Is? Downtown 'aCkey' Guitar Clr & Muse..,,,, Over 100 new 8. used bargains 1. Martin Gibson Guild Yamaha 2540 S French (blk S of Sembosi. 323 1911 - ________ Q _____________ _ GIFTS FOR - ' __ ___ _______________________ W. Crystal 1k. Ave., Lk. Mary. Sunday 75 Phone; 322 4196 .- - - ----- ,, C al I Bar't -- -. - - " -' -e . : Sat.&Sun.7a.m.till Automotive Baby furniture Radios-TV's OffIce eqpt. Yard egpt. Household goods Toys SX 70 Polaroid Land Camera, almost new, $100; El. Arvin heavy duty 220W heater, auto. w 2 switches $80. 373 04$5. -____________________ Go Cart, good condition, Mini Bike, no motor, $45 3735952 - WILSONMAIERFURNITURE SUY, SELL, TRADE 31 1.31SF irs,s. ' . -. - Deluxe cabir,.'ts. Wert'$699 8. $799. Plow $599. Goodyear. 555W. 377-282) ' •v • I' ''_H'__' I1I S • _____________________ S Kenmore El. drop in range, clean, oven, ceramic cooktpp, eec. cond. $150. 333.7921. --________________ Whybuy used? Newbrand name box springs & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, fullsize, queen & king. Jenkins Furniture, 203 F. 25th St. 09*1. ' _________________ _ - -- - --. 322 0611+ _____ - __________________ - Ihasa Apso.2grey,lgotd, 9 mo old. Loving, intelligent, $150 Ca_3731766. FREE PUPPIES ba good home 3731092 _________________________ °_SRTrL?\ ______________ :r_LOw(RS VI ______________________________ _______________________ ___________________ ________________________ GIFTS ___________________ ________________________ ( AFRICAN VIOl ETS Come to 611 Brookslde Rd., Forrest Brook Subdivision, Casselberry. ' __________________________________ ,. - J x I)' Trampoline 831 5016 Eves after 68. weekend_ ___________ _______________ ___________________________ __________________________ FURNITURE 6 THINGS S' NewlUsedFurniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 3736593 FE PUPPIES Mixed Shepherd. 6 wIts, Registered Cocker Pups for sale Zenith component stereo. AM. FM with Speakers. Was $249, now $179. No. .1554. Goodyear. 355 W. 1st. 323252% _____________________ ______________________ I Month old Doberman puppy, blk. & tan, male 3234137 on wIt ends or af I I Goodyear. 335 W 1st 372 7121. - - , ______________________ — GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY Ge'neral Electric microwaves. 1210 choose from As low at PHONE 323-7340 C DANNY'S AUCTION SALES * .YardSale 2015. Jessamine Ave. Sat. & Sun.I.S 372 878 ' _________________________ COUCh, lOpc. sectional, glass top coffee table, camper top for Datsun kipg.cab. 168.5815. drums [Sob Ball's Disc Music Center 7202 French Ave 372 2255 PETS 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. Moving or thinking of garage sale? Lot of work? Will buy Bunk Beds $70' $627056 _____________________ - - 1901 French Ave Yard Sale. Sat. & Sun. Lamps, baby clothes & misc. 2S29GroveDr. __________________________ CROWN PAWN SHOP Storeos,guifars,cameras - VISA MASTER CHARGE S CASH DOOR PR IZES S ---- Good Condition, $275 (Geneva) 3195372 tn Honda CB360 T, very good (ond • new tires, 9.600 miles. CHAI RS, LAMPS, WICKER SELECTION, - - --- PALMS Give a lasting Christmas present. Plumosa, Lady or Date Palms. Call 3221561. ________________ with barn. _______________________________________ ________________________________________ . His Comfort is important Daniel Green Slippers at KNIGHTS,?OIE.lstDowntown every beauty need. MERLE __________________ DINING ROOM & BE DROOM SUITES, .- .. SEMINOLE APPLIANCE 109N. PalmeltoAve, 46—CommercialProperty, _________________________ _________ ________ ______ - & ___________________ _________________________ __________________________ - ' ______________________ _____________________ cycle. MICROWAVE RANGES I. RR 9TA Amana Rotawave 2 NE1970 Panasonic Genius II _________________________ _____ ______________________ . - _________________________ .MON., DEC. 17, 7PM. S LAST AUCTION. .FOR '79 • . IN FROM • . THE NORTH . TRUCK FULL OF MAHOGANY, 53—TV-Radio-Stereo , GIVING DESCR I PTION, LOCATION AND PRICE, ____ Houwwfvescleaning Service FREE ESTIMATESC.II 3455313 p,rsensllzo fast, dependable Regular orltlms basis weDOwashwiedows 6J7'Sltl Qualitywo.'Iimansi1p No job too MILLERS machine, $300. Ph. 372 0352 Speed Queen washers, Stainless 2bI9OrIando Dr. steel tub, heavy duty. Established plumbing supply & service business for sale, inc. tools, fixtures, inventory I, real estate. Call W. Malic. low-ski, REALTOR _________ E26h1 , q ________________________ ____________________ .•••••••••••••••••• - 2429S.MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford ______________ ____________ close to Lake Monroe, nice Quiet street. 1 yew warranty, 323.2222 REALTY WORLD. An Equal Opportunity Employer .... — BEAUTY _ GIFTS Danny'sAucfionj77lolo Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 373 5777 I Push button controls, has carousel, still In warranty. $649, Originally assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339 SEIGLER REALTY Kelvinator electric ranges. NUTONE Built In Food Center LARGE LOT OR 3 loS ACRES wall attachments WITH TREES AND GOOD AMANA AIR CONDITION. ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX ERS—some heat 'n' cool 1 PSlrdIng&Perjslr MICROWAVE - LOVELY BRICK HOME— 3 Bdrm, I'.-, Bath, extra game PAR K . assitons SIMINOLE - Identity Bracelets -Money Clips WE ENGRAVE Gwallnuy Jewelers 20.1 S Park - 72...ttjCtion ___________________________ ___________________________ ________ LASTOFFIRESALE APPLIANCES Refrigerators & Freezers: 1- 14' Amana Energy Saver ref. 1- 16' Amana Energy Saver ref. 2-22' Amana Side by Side ref. 1- 7' Amana Deepfreeze 1. Used Kelyinator IS' ref. frost. free 43B1_Ot$&ACrSap study, Florida room, fireplace and many more extras. Beautiful wooded acre. Zoned A 1, ________ ________________ Levi icons 8. Jackel ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ________________________ MINI-MINI RANCH- I Plus acres, horses O.K. Im. I ' a place to live, car to drive, a jOb, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. ______________________________ - -. _.__-____________________ H FOAHIM /F__ ____________________ _________________ HENRIX ANTIQUES 20 pct off sale on antique dining rm chairs, With I) Si'?'. to select from Dec 16 tnru [3cc 73, also antique refinishing Free piCk up & delivery Come see - KENMOREWASHER_parts Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 Lin House of Handicrafts HandcraftedGifts fairway Plaza Sanford Jo _____ _________________________ buyers. New homes with I monthly payments under $250. Lowdown payments. 3722557. I . - Animal Haven Kennels ThankYou,ThankYoi for being my customers & friends. If there's a better way tosayit ldcn't know how, may you be tidily blessed. Rest wishes Randal Rowe. home with beautifully land. scaped lawn, fireplace. abundance of storage, double home Ingoodcond.11 Spacious modern kit., front & back porch, F P & carp. I A buy for ANYTIME Multiple Listing ServiCe ______________________- WANTED MIMORIAL CRAFTS ________________________ ----- _____ - _________________ ________________ _______________________ ___________________ - Sanford's Sales Leader PIintii . Jam Up Hair Styles I Jeans Levis Junior & Missy Tops & Dresses 802 French Ave Bootsfor your Cowgirl Ct7ristmas at the Chinaberry Dingo & Cowboy Boots Antiques, 1106W 1st St. KNIGHTS, 208 E 1st Downtown Primatives china ejlass silver original creations inc selection pierced earrings. 55.95 up — Owaliney jewelers 2045+ Park Sterling Silyct. Oriental Rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques 323 7801 vasher repo GE deluxe model I Sold orig. 5409.35 used snort time. Bat. 5189.11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 3396386. - Side-by.Sjde refrigerator, ;; Picnic table, w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w mattress, $?S;OakPorchrockers,$.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 373 0911. CROCUTT e, c7Com.. area, I year warranty, sss,000. lJgM __________________________ ________________________ _________________________ , OUT Of IDEAS? Visit F TI4EL L'S ANTIQUES 1 i W oIl 1. old SR 46 at "76' Station. Paola 322 5871 ___________________________ NESTLED AMOPG TREES, - IILANDSCAPINCi FREE ESTIMATES 3727903 _____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________ - FORHER __________________________ _______________________ ______ _____________________ ___________ (2) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL. RUSTIC SETTING— 4 Bdrm, 3 Bath home. 1 plus acre, completely fenced, pool, separate apartment, I yr. warranty, FURNISHEDI 3 BR, lB home with rental apt.! Move right ml Newcarp. I w.paperl Only $32500 ________________________ __________________________ ___________________ 'ger for restaurant eparation. Must be bondable, re Qf; - 1406 F. 24th St. Hostess: .Jennie Lee Billingsley. A, carp. & morel Spacious rms, Fla. rm., & freshly painted! BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $41,900. ' ________________________ (directly behind City Hall) Monday through Friday, 5:00 a.m.tos:OOp.m.Orlandoisan Equal Opportunity Employer, _________________ ANTIQUES - - NICELY WOODED OVER SIZ. ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S OPENHOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1.5 PM Lovely 3 BR home, large corner lot, many nice features, JUST REDUCEDSIO00. Follow signs JUST FOR YOU1 4 BR,28 home , Alteration$DreasmakIflg Drapes, Upholstery reQuired to comply with an At. 28510 Miami, Florida FIO'IdI, t. YOU YOU ARE ARE HERESY HERESY Secretary, gin, office dutln nnexalion contained $ICIII 1 firmative Action Plan so provide NOTIFIED that an action for opportunity to lower income NOTIFIED that an Amended Typing, posting, filing, ull Dissolution of Marriage has bin the prolect area tot ComplaInt toforecloseaMortgage office, hospitalizatIon. Call SECTION 4: That upon this residents of NOTICIUNDIR FICTITIOUS filed against you and you •t ordInance becoming effective, the training and employment. Sie the On the following property In 3334503 for appi. Monday. NAME ETATUTI required to wve a copy of your residents and property of Supplementary Instructions to Seminole County, Florida: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Lot 37. Siodi "A" SEMINOLE $i.rs for more information In written defense, if any, to ii on the property desaib.d Ptsre Notice Is hereby ,IV*5th$ the FRANK. C. PT.FT COOk 5*9. fIBS dining, HE1GHTh. lv the Piat WHIGHAM, shall be entitled to all the rigidg rsgIVd$Io this requirement. undersigned pursuant to the ESQUIRE, Petltion.r's breakfast, salad line. See Attention iS called to the Sum. thereof, as recorded In pot Attorney, and privileges atut immunities "Fictitious Name Sistuts," whose CddreIS ii, mary of Work. in this section, a I, Pages 1 n1 3, of the Public Betty Cosgiove, Delfona i,m. ° ste Iron time to time granted 645-4193. Chapter $4549, Florida $laMes, 1335, Flagihip Renk Bldg., Suite reild.nts and property owners turnover schedule will be Records of Seminole County, will register with the Clerk SI the $anfonf, FlorIda 33771, O or the City of Attamitwe Sprgs, presented at a pre•bid conference Florida Circuit Court, lit and tot' Siminoli MIore January 17, 1950, and as are lurther Mondsy, December 10, W79, 3:00 has been filed against you and you County,' $orldg UPOn receipt SI fheeriglnal With me Cleft Of file Floridi, sAd MIDI,CAt this provided in chapter 171, iortoe P.M. R.ddlngGordans, Indicating ore required to serve a copy Of City of lantend, Florida reserves Clerk of this Court eNlist' before seminole County, will be dIssolved, of any other section or pars Florida, SI thiS fheI$orejtanyaraflb service on Plaintiff's attorney or WITNESS myhaitlandfhesiel oreinoncs Thai ISis parties ittifeofed lii to waive 00$? informailtl.s in the Immediately thergef let's other. t$i Courten Ii December, 1579. SECTiON 6: All ordinances or said bvsinfls interpris irs as (SEAL) wI$ea Islauft wiui be effored ports of ordinances In conflict bidding, Nobld$ttal$bewfthOrovmfor. aalnst you for the relief ARTHUR H. •ICKWITH, JR. herewith be and ttie same INVESTMENTS, A I0rld5 SML Cork Of the Court psrof30dayssu.qusome demanded in the compiaW or _________________ — i'J'.I WE (tt.tY USED FLJRPIITLJRE APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins I urnifure' 205 F 25th St 32) 0981 Refrig. Rep0AMANA 17 CU ft Sold I originally $511. now $746 or $71 mo_Agent3396386 I 1976 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time. Original $593, hal. $151 or $71 mo. Agent 339-8356. ___________________________ ______________________ -______________________ ________________________ CiiinJc'flh ____________________________ ferested persons should apply in person to the Orlando Civil Service Office, City Hail home in Osteeni s acre mini. farm, above ground pool, barn &botsmorel BPPWARRANT. ED, Enjoy for 164,9001 Call 323.2222 for info. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON PAINTING formerly Harrieft's Beauty Nook CARPENTRY CONCRETE MASONRY $19R, lit St.i322.S142 All professional-30 yrs. exp. _______________ auired Sand resume to 10*10, co The Evening Herald, P.O. - SANTA'SSELECTION I full Silt' hotel niotl bed ding. Very clean $14.95 ea P4011's Sanford F urniture Salvage, 1/ 92. So of Sanford I 327 8721 __________________________ Publish: December 14,24 31,1979, _____________________________ DEG.14 Springs, '75 models Call 3)99100 or 834. 4605 (Dealer I _____________________________________________ __________________________ . Refrig., 1 yr, old, frostIree, 21 cu. ft., coppertone, $325. Amana microwave oven, model RR9, never used, $325. Port. Royal dec. typewrIter, Ike new, w-case, stand 8. swIvel chair, 5)00. 3235313. (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. Call Roger Smith 377.2914or - Isiuty Cm's to type 35 wpm. Apply in person to the Seminole County Personnel Office, County Court House, N. Park Ave., Sanford, Fl., between 8:30 am. 1. 4:30 p.m., by Dec. 31, 1979. SemInole County Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. i . Must see to appreciatel Only CommunicationsSp,ci Salary $177 wkly. Oraduatiqn from High School I I yr. prior communIcations exp. or completion of communications tairina, CUSTOM HOMES BUILT to: OpportunityEmployer, . '74 Grand Pri Needs starter, $300 323 1697 t','st otter Contact Tim 377 _____ Oak firewood for sale Fill yovrPick lJpSlO Call 327.3717 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER 600' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE, OSTEEN AREA,$7,SOQ PER ACRE. 5 ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. FORRESTGREENE 66 Mustang, With mags. 6 cyl auto trans. ni work AM FM stereo Asking 5700 321 0148 after 2 30 . 71 honda 550 4 cyt ,' , _ _________________________ 8$ ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN AREA. $100 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. ____________ , HSy 97, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AU TO AUCTION every TueSday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved prIce. Call 901.255. 1311forVUrThe?detallt Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 11.1 DIRT & TOP SOIL — YELLOW SAND ... otf' to;__in___oyon flEW inferspring bOdding __ beth DbI motel box sprngs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1715 S. French. 3 7340 - 26loSanford Ave. _____ _______________________ no$lc,ffieIictitiousNsme,to.wit: Petitioner's attorney- or liiion ROBERT 0. GATTON, ESQ., SECTION 5: If any ac1ion or to the Generat Contractor by th Palm .rings Shopping Center . midlafolytheceafterjorofharwise portion ala section of this or. Ownsr,itisthslntsntofffieown.r PSaimift's attorney, whose ad. iiIdSr WhiCh have all me*rniselion work dries is 3* es Road. Suite 35$. are SitSilId In • default and ultimate Judgment dinnce proves to be invalid business 'I Northeast of in. will be entered against you for the unlawful ii' usnOtflvt$l completed on this project within Winter Park, Florida. 337$, on or tersectIeN of Palm Springs Read before the d day SI Jan.ry, dunandad in tI* Petitlin shall not be held to Invalidate or 730 days or sooner if PNslbIe, _- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORDREALTOR 254.45. French Ave. _________________________ __________________________________ 3720231,322.3773, 3220779 ________________________ ____________________ Trainee position, p. o, ias,, _ ----- BATEMAN REALTY' JAY'SAPPLIANCES resume --- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK _______________________ WEATHERIZATION SUPERVISOR TRAINEE 3yrs.exp.incarp.ntryincluding one yr. as supervisor. Exp, working with young adults lB 24 HOUR 322.9283 ______________ '. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION . - beds arc damaged - _______________________ I seconds butnot brand new topor tine Cash 322-4132 tx'ddinq sets onlyi Free local The sooner you ' place your Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Av delivery P4011's Sanford Fur classified ad, the sooner you get Buy & Sell, the finest in used I nture Salvage, 1797. So of 2 story, beaut., remodeled older home. 3 BR, I2B. New energy saver 3ton CM-A. Lots of living area, fireplace. $42,500. -___________________ o a newer home apart. ment? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. - • _ _ REALTORS 27lONnford Ave. 332.7572 " _________________________ GENEVA- 5 acres-pond, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath mobile home. _________________________ $6,000 dn. $281 mo. 349-5717. _________________________________ 1BR,AC,W.D,fullyeqpt.,walk. In closet. $225 mo., dep. req. 323.1495 aft p.m. __________________________ ________________________ RTEbb'ING, Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole sale F,irn 7500 Industrial Blvd Orlando ', REALTOR MLS 322.1671 Ev'1323.39$4 - 4, MLS E1 323 6061 or eves. 323-0517 REALTOR (7)2 DR Apts,, (1)1 BR Apt. No pets, carpet SanfordAve. 269.7377 zTv . ..- lAITY person at the Seminole County Personnel Office, County Court House, N. Park Ave., Sanford. 8:30 am. 4:30 p.m. Monday.FrIday by Dec. 26. Seminole County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Send BR. 1 B, zoned Commercial, good bc. heavy traffic area. $23,400. _____________________________ _____ Price. has been filed against you and you property will not result in the ictt Group ' - -- ___________________________ _________________ f' ___________________________ ____________________________ -_ ______-________ 71 Chevy Vega station wagon Good condition $600 327 1511 78—ItMtorcycles _____________________ He's lost his will to gripe!" . _______________________________ __________________________ Eves. 337.0612, 32?.%S$7, 3378162,3227177 207 F. 25th St. _ . JOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 3777881,Sanfprd ___________________________ .Apartments Unfurnished Apply Mike's Village Rest. 1500 French Ave., 327.9952 __________________________ ' - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to so (MI 372 1674; 32t 4160 ___________________________________ W Garriett While I BR, I B guest cottage. All for $92000 .,' - Pianos & organs as low as 5995 Guitars 40 pcI oft Amplifier, drums. etc Itob I3.,lls Discount Music Center, 7202 French Ay 322 2255 ___________________________________ -, BR, 4 B. Country living on 4' _______ 1977 Volare. cruise con? AC AM FM, rad'o PS PB $3100 or $300 & take over payments 322 6417 --- Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment 322 5990 l4. yi. It' (JO I'. ?) i,,&j?i liSt' tt'Iue tflodt'l Ike new $80 value for 550 323 0197 -- OVIEDO BLACKHAMMOCK tOacres, $2,000 per acre ld39SMyrtleAve Sanford Orlando 80-Autos for Sale 77 —Junk Cars RemoVed MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR clCom, - ---. 58-Bicycles ______________________________ SEttLER REALTY Eves. 862-3655 322 1959 _________ . - Req. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. 8345200 Eve. 862-3653 CE!?? 209 BR, P.-'zBbrick home with li'x 10' scr. porch. Split BR5 wish a 12' x 12' bldg. in back for + REAL TOR 322 - ________ CRO . 1971 lord wd van. V 8. auto, lit'. F 350 club wagon. needs omt' .sork $1200 or best otter 662 04.0 WOLISON MARINE 2927 Hwy Il 92 S,iiforcl, ita 37771 H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. 76 Ford Pickup, 6 cyl std ç Good cond Gets good iT' :2 800 372 1755 75-A--Vans _______________________________________ MR 5818 HAL COLBERT REALTYt;c. enced 3 BR, 1 B. DbI. lot. This Od has privacy in town! Only' $29,900. - ---------- Outboard,5300 900cattle ranch . 1978 Pockwoei Motor Home with tub & shower Dodge chassis, Ci '.1 'SC control.. & awning 16 000 ml..", 377 1493 ______________________________ s 65 PiorSe'pow,'r Mercury 350 woodsland 69 Ct'iey truck. 2 1. 11' enc bo used furniture 901 Celery Ave aft)p in - 59-Nuisical irchandise _____________________________ 3 BR, 2 B, IS' x 30' pool, green house, beaut. landscaping and many extras. Priced right $55,900. _----------- 75-Recreational Vehicles 126, Sat 96. Sun 500 Cherokee Circle Si.intand Estate's) - _________________________ Yard Sale 203 hayS Dr Sat Sun ots of good toys & misc ri 3 BR, FP, on 2 plus acres., J STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't work completely turn. & fenced ... there wouldn't be any. Paola. $39,900. 2 chair barber shop, full equip., under exc. lease, good location, $1000. - mr F state Commercial & RCSI itnt',il AUCtIOnS p Apprais,tls Call Dells .'iuct,on. 373 5620 lOacresorangegrovo . 79—Trucks-Trailers 72—Auction . 55ts & Accessories I -____________________ _______________________ ID) Parkvew Clothes & Odds & [ridS Dec IS. Il & 18 Sat MOfl & Tues AREYOUINTERES'I'ED? 20 acres lake front NOQUALIFYING_ 3 BR home New Central H&A & carpet. Owner will linance wsubstantial dwn. 533.000. 322 2287 _______ 323-5774 Day or Night - - . Paved road acre for investment or building. Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. Low Down Payment Cash for your tot! Will build on your lot at our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc , Realtor 644 3013 ___________________________ Inc REALTOR, MLS 54 —Garage Sales Dr VA. F HA-235.Con. Homes arold Hall Realty by Gill Fox — OSTEEN 5 wilderness acres. Enjoy nature.' Only $15,000, good terms. 21ce . 62$ 3005 After Hours . 323.6400 ____________________________ ' IDYLLWlL() Stunning 3 BR, 2B Custom home, formal living & dining rm's, white brick FP in FR, fenced cor lot & oaks. $82,500. - SIDE GLANCES 43—Lots-Acreage - TWO BIG EXTRAS Zoned Comm & less than 1 mi from Lk. Monroe. 2 BR. 2B. 2 high ott, FP & lots ot trees. GRAB IT QUICK Super sharp3 BR fenced Cor. lot, FR, eat in kit., oversized BR'S. $37,800. cc to believe-I BR.LR.FR .. garage-walkto town-buy $175 month. By owner, 409W. 3rd 323 0197. - tPilOWIFS REAlTy REALTOR OWNER WILL FINANCE 2 BRhomew.eatinklt&superb location. $19,500. Low dwn payment. ____.._ _________________ 41—Houses ____________________________ • I ________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ 41-Hou,es _____________________________ ________________________ * A _____ _. _______________ MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES: •LAROE L,9 OL DIBLEBOOKCENTER HOL1D4Y PLANTS Bibles. iewelry,accessories a. Ferns,Violets,plauters 601 Celery Ave. 78 Hwy 1792 DeBary Jean Norris 'CITY WATER and SEWER CARRIAGE 323. _ ________________ __________________ MON-SUN, SR-477 0:00 AM. 3M,. £01 U-fl SANFORD5:00 P.M. _____________________________________ COVE ACCESSORIES FOR HER 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS 8160 Select Style andWarmthof Daniel Green Slippers KNIGHTS, 235 F. 1st. Downtown ______________ 1979 WelIcraft 195 Dowrider, 725 hp Merc+ cruiser 70 hrs many extras Asking 59.500 8627926 or 569 0339 aft 6. , L - _______________________________________ (I ____ _ I _____ fi.si_-4 - _I_,nipa--y øm# I - i' iAstT'ix :e'-'li.' $ .w. - -- b.4 ..(! ..,. -. ,, ..,, . ----- - , , :,,,,.,, . - .'.-. .__ * :v.'' 2 "- 't L-'4 2i.?' a • �U - . ' I b . .,. . ... I . . . .-. .. -. • -. -.- . . -• • -r . • .. -.••...-. . . .- . . .-,'.. .'*-. • I I I 11 ? .nday, Dec. 16, 971 - EMISSION BUSINESS IN BRIEF Gregory True Value Staff Prepares For New Decade A brand new decade begins soon and True Value Hardware Store members are planning for the first spring selling season of the 1980's at their 64th SemiAnnual National Red Carpet Market and Convention in Chicago. R.K. Gregory, Eugene A. Gregory, and Linda Gregory, of Gregory Lumber True Value Hardware Store, located at 500 Maple Ave. in Sanford recently attended the three-day event held at Cotter and Company headquarters in Chicago. They had the opportunity to shop the 85,000-square foot display area filled with merchandise for the spring and summer selling seasons. Members placed orders for lawn and garden supplies, outdoor living equipment, sporting goods, and Lawn Chief mowers in addition to basic hardware, housewares and plumbing merchandise from over 800 manufacturers. While, at the market, True Value members had the opportunity to hear about advertising plans for the first half of 1980. True Value commercials will be heard on the ABC, CBS, NBC and Mutual Radio Networks with Pat Summerall as spokesman. On his ABC Radio programs, Paul Harvey also promotes True Value. Cardinal Building Fast With the opening of the Springwood Apartments in Tampa, Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford-based producer of factory-built modular apartments, has now completed and opened 37 projects In Florida during the 38 months the company has had Its 130,000 square-foot plant in production. To date Cardinal has developed four projects in Daytona Beach; three In Palm Bay, Sanford and Tampa; two in Bartow, Brandon, Gainesville, Haines City, Naples, Orange City and Plant City; plus single projects in Altamonte Springs, Bradenton, Cassel berry, Everglades City, Jacksonville, Leesburg, Melbourne, Ocala, Palatka and a motel in Kisslmmee. At the present time Cardinal has additional projects under construction in Altamonte Springs, Belleview, Casselberry, Everglades City, Jacksonville, Melbourne, Ocala and Tampa. Cardinal Is currently planning three projects Orlando; two in Daytona Beach, Jacksonville and Kissimmee; plus single developments in Melbourne, Palatka, Palm Bay and Tampa. TWA Sets 5 New Flights TRANS WORLD AIRLINES (TWA) Saturday inaugurated a new and expanded service to Florida. M. Shelton Adams, mayor pro-tern of the city of Orlando, officiated at special ceremonies at 9:30 a.m. to mark On occasion at the Orlando Jetport-Wed Terminal. Adams presided over a ribbon cutting and presented $ prOCIW'MIen 'us"lng Dec. A as "TWA Day" In Orlando. He will also send boxes of navel oranges to mayors of each of the cities TWA will fly to from Orlando: Philadelphia, New York, Newark, Washington, D.C., Pittsburgh, Columbus, St. Louis, and Minneapolis-St. Paul. Gifts from the mayors of each of those cities were presented to Adams at the morning festivities, Mary G. Parker, sales account manager, represented TWA together with J.C. McCormick, manager of airport services in Orlando. Eastern Adds 7 Cities Eastern Airlines' Unlimited Mileage Fare will be available through 1900 offering travelers a better value than ever before with the addition of seven new cities to the airline's route system. Using the Unlimited Mileage Fare, two persona traveling together can fly anywhere on Eastern's system, eahxIlng Canada, for seven to 21 days for only $369, plus tax per person. The tare applies to travel to more than 109 U.S. cities, 13 Caribbean Wands, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Mexico and Guatemala. Elve new western cities of Eastern's rcAe system - Denver, Phoenix, Tucson. Albuquerque and R and two new cities in the East - Norfolk, V.. and Rochester, N.Y. - make the Unlimited Mileage Fare an even wider-ranging value, "While other fare have increased, Eastern is of. ferMig the Unlimited Mileage Far, (or $360 again this winter, making it one of the best airfare buys today." said David Kwntler, vice president sales advertisiJig. Consumer Division Improves TALLAHASSEE -- Effective immediately, all consumer complaints received by the Attorney General's Otfics will be forwarded to the Division of Concigner Services of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for processing Improved consumer service and greater operating efficiency were cited by Agriculture Cosnmlaslonsr Doyle Conner and Attorney General Jim Smith as the rouoni that prompted the Laformal agreement bet wean the two Mate departments. Tribe Weight-Lifters Smashing Records Surging Kings Whip Utah Jazz By United Press International Celtics 97, Bucks 94 Kansas City's dynamic Chris Ford hit a three-point young backcourt tandem of basket at the buzzer to lift Phil Ford and Otis Birdsong Boston to its 14th victory in 15 usually gets top billing, but home games and undisputed it's forward Scott Wedman possession of first place in the who got the rave reviews Atlantic Division. The Bucks Friday night. have now lost six straight. "lie's one of the top for- Nets 113, KnIcks 105 wards in the game today," Eddie Jordan's 25 points Utah Coach Tom Nissalke paced four New Jersey said of Wedman, after the players in double figures as Jazz lost, 103-87, to the the Nets opened a 20-point surging Kings. lead after three quarters. Wedman scored 24 points as Hawks 1, 76ers 98 the Kings won their fifth Steve Hawes scored nine straight (13-of-16) to pull within a half-game of consecutive points midway Milwaukee for the Midwest through the fourth quarter to Division lead, yet it wasn't his help Atlanta pod its third offense that inspired the victory against Philadelphia this season and snap the praises of both coaches - and 76ers' nine-game winning Utah forward Adrian Dantley. streak. "Wedman played Dantley as well as anybody ever has," Pacers 111, Bullets 109 said Nissalke. "Dantley James Edwards scored 24 misseda lot of shots but It was points to lead Indiana to Its because of Wedman. He duck fourth straight victory over to him Ilke glue." floundering Washington. Dantley, who averages 30 '2 Denver 108 Points per game and has been Swan Nater grabbed an almost unstoppable in recent weeks, was held to 20 points NBA season-high 32 rebounds and Lloyd Free scored 37 against the Kings. "Wedman did a job denying points as San Diego rallied to him the ball," said Kansas beat Denver. Dan Issel and City Coach Cotton Fits- George McGinnis led the Nuggets with 23 points apiece. Simmons. "Wedman played me Lakers 13$, Pubes 122 tough," admitted Dantle7. "I Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wasn't able to get the bill scored 31 points, grabbed 11 very much and when I did, I rebotmda and blocked four had my shots but just couldn't shots to pace hot-shooting Los hit the." Ange1s pad Detroit. Pierce, V. come to the He from tbe Journal And Insulated properly and can handle household current. - Never ran is&Ic cords sailer carpeting, across walkcorners. sharp - Don'taround overload yOur circilt. If necessary, use good ext,r'ks coeds to tap other branch circuits. received a 8.5. d.e, Plsrcebasmovsdtolui' bid aid byes at Sadord fy t, 1 , (birt Apartments. MMWIwMewstdltOr will kidiMe the MY ' 000P . sad of '_ ——' • . -. - .. .• - The IJODlatWS, ltd Opinediniaom mary, !z sired M dumMawa Bedut, also we ,lsitsd in ft oft ;... hai1kld fed away, the More "do.m't do saoi busbies, at ..c.t the locetiom to support kss," Moasger Job. asilnal said •. .•,' ,••• s... recently. H. said there's a slim dance the store may reopen GREGORY PIERCE elsewhere, but "rt new It looks We well probably be 0..Rew Position Chaim rather than moving.11 • -•-- _.. ...._. - - - .•• such as dswnpsrmu.,dlyaulst.E,e Illinois Stat. University, Normal, Hi., whirs be S 5: Kathleen Argenbright said she came to watch 'Just because It's pretty. I don't care how they compete — uppef Show Scheduled I Members of the Seminole High weight-lifting team that have been smashing Junior olympic records are from left to right, harry Unsworth. . Herald photo by lorn Vincent - .liist watching can he a real yawn-maker. 300 Skippers And Crew Sail For Crippled Children Regatta Said One Of State's Largest 16454757. I. ie lviii Brown. Abd ulah Baker, Chris Hollowell. Ulysses Casey and Reggie Cotton. they're just pretty.' Herald Photos by Tom Netsel Puppet Power of Orlando will present a holiday musical uppet show, "The Elves and the Shoemaker," Dec. 22 and at 10:30 a.m. at Theater on Park, 401 Park Ave., North, Inter Park. Group rates are available. For reservations Lapp Wins Groceries By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Betty R. Lapp, of 942 Geneva Drive, Oviedo, was the 'pinner of a $200 gift certificate for groceries at Pubtix -1arket in a drawing held Wednesday by the Children's i1lage of Florida, Sanford. Someone once quipped that watching a sailboat race was about as exciting as Mrs. Lapp, who said this was the first thing she ever won, hops for her family at the Publix Market at Butler Plaza, asselberry. Eight runners-up each received a $5 grocery ift certificate. watching grass grow. If you are in the race that is another matter. But watching the boats move around on their triangular course can be a real yawn-maker. Last weekend 300 skippers and crew , .j Foods Class To Begin 4 A new foods class dealing with ethnic foods is being offered at Seminole Community College this Winter Term. Food perparation from various ethnic backgrounds will be demonstrated and sampled. Included in the class will be the study of Italian, Oriental, Spanish and Regional American cooking. The class will meet from 7-10 p.m. in Building J007 on Thursday evenings beginning Jan. 10, 1980. The fee for this brought 185 boats to the Tangerine Bowl Sailing Regatta held on Lake Monroe and sponsored by the Orlando Yacht Club. — 15-week class is$10. For further information contact Shelda Wilkens at 323-1450, ext. 408, or registration, ext. 377. Proceeds from the entry fees went to help the harry-Anna home for Crippled Children in Umatilla. Race officials were pleased with the turnout and thought the two-day event was one of the largest regattas held in the state. There were 18 classes of boats entered and five races were planned on two COUrSeS. A luck of wind cancelled one race but the sailors were kept busy tuning their boats, making repairs and planning last-minute strategy while spectators ate tangerines, walked their clogs and tried to follow the action taking olace a mile out in the lake. Anyone w ho has ever raced a sailboat knows there is a whole book of exacting rules that must be followed. Uight-ofways must be observed, buoys must be rounded on the proper side or the 720 degree rule would eat up precious time in correcting the error. .Just starting on time is a problem then nine other classes are milling around -alting for their start. On top of that, the skipper still has to sail the boat with maximum con. centration and efficiency if he expects to make a good showing. & -•. A gymnastics show, sponsored by the Sanford Gymnastics Association, will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Salvation Army Building, 700 W. 24th St. A $1 donation will be accepted with parents of the participants and children under six admitted free. - . " • ., _- /; - • — --• _________ -• - . mom -• - -- - • ,' . • . W!C - -- - • See RE ATTA, Page 2 G jf - 1 - 4t - Wa ('4" like k t— — :z1I Gymnasts Plan Show AJ Ii 1if - •-,! •- - Firemen Training Offered Seminole Community College Is offering the "200-Hour Minimum Standards" training course for both paid and volunteer firemen. Classes will be held in the Fire Science facility on the main campus, Jan. 9, April 18, 1980. The class will meet-two evenings per week from 6 t 10:00 p.m., and on Saturdays from 8a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Cost of the course includes $33 registration, approximately $40 books, and $5 for insurance. Registration is now in process in the registrar's office at the college. For Information, call 323.140, ext. 455, or from Orlando, 8437001. A, 0000 1l, •' j: p c --- •_J; '- Adjusting rigging hoisting the mast . _•i -2 - Madrigal Dinner: Mem *e C Ide wJ51 • .'.•....., - • - - -_ - ..................• .. ••• n' • '..-.., -. - -- • €4 _. _, . - - • . •• . St - • • S - "BE IT NOW KNOWN: That the time is night to bring in the joy and cheer of the yuletide season: "ALL the regal pageantry and ceremonial pomp of Merrie Olde England will be brought to life In the: FIRST ANNUAL MADRIGAL DINNER." This Introduced the program presented by Seminole High School Music Department that transformed the mundane school cafeteria Into a splendid banquet hall decorated with shields, axes and swords, and colorful banners of from days of •; _ _ ( .•' I. ___________ - -• .-r ,' • 1' •? • • • The king, Dana Gutaliall and his court, hoist a sparkling toast from the wassail bowl, yore. ,• - The Royal Court composed of the school's Madrigal Singers greeted the visiting diners and let them into the hail where • they were toasted with song and a cheery glass from the Wassail bowl. The Royal Court, the Brass Choir and other attendants were splendidly- attired in costumes of the period. Some of the richly decorated costumes were borrowed from I Rollins coll.ge but mud were made by the students with a lot of help coming .fri linda Dawson, one of the school's secretaries. A boar's head was presented to the court and while the guests dined they were entertained by a troubadour, minstrels and a group of lovely maidens playing tunes on the recorder. A trio of beggars found their way into the hail and amused the guests with song while begging for pennies. The food served the guests, whose numbers reached more than IN, Included WosaeyleCoppes, Fresh Fruyt, Letuse Sallade, Chicken Baked, Botato, String Bent Eek Almande, Brouned Rounde Loots, and Chriatesmuse Puddyng. Each table of six diners was attended by a comely serving wench. Boar's head is ceremoniously brought Into banquet hall. I-. Alter the repast, songs and music filled the hall and several • times had a distinct ly tongue-.cheek, in twentieth century air audience to their feet, with applause. Beth Hodgins and the art department created the )e. -' about them. The madrigal dinner was the brainchild of Robert Maguire, decorations. , A troubador named Bert Lancelot, played by Brian SHS choir director, and band director C. Dwayne Earnhardt. Helen Constantine and Barbara Hickson in the cafeteria Adamson, sought to out-Jest. the court jester, played by Maguire said they got to thinking about doing Something helped a great deal with the food that was from John Pierce at A Brantley Brumley, and they took turns making jokes about other than the usual Christmas concert "where the kids stand Mayfair country dub. unicorns and singing songs such as Dragon's Breith and The up and sing and everyone applauds." "We couldn't have done It without all these people," said rolling maidens playing tunes on the recorder Prince. Is Out Kissing F .Dgs Again. Maguire said he had a "lot of faith in the students" an4 they Maguire. "I know It sounds like the Academy Awards but it's entertained diners. Patricia Debcrn's "Ave Maria" sob brought many of the did a great lob, true." — TOM NETSEL • c, - • ••-••' - '5 .. • 2 . 5 • ' •. 4 • - • , __ •.a ng Pomp Comes Alive 4UP - Make certain lighting wires are marked with the UL label (Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.). This Insures the wiring Is Waldo EMOMM Heavy Wadsworth Lauigftllow aid Dumiui Wekater amgathered to sashaig. pleasadriss, will Mud Pierce Is a grideas of to Sanford last weekend. Santa' With replace It. WTON (UPI)— The Old Corner leek lore, where Rah department pedIkw for three yesie Regatta brought 185 boats 'A Visit With Santa" will be held by the Seminole County I of the American Cancer Society on Dec. 15 and 16, at home of Mrs. Dolly Paparella, on Waverly Way, ngwood. Santa will be visiting with children From 2 to B both days. There will be refreshments, candy es, balloons and surprises for everyone. irs. Papardlla's home is decorated with thousands of hts and several displays. There is no admission charge. wever, donations are asked For clown faces and helium loans. - When fighting Christmas trees, don't use electric lights on metal trees as they could present a potential shock hazard. For safer and more beautiful illumination, use olfree lighting. - Don't overload a tree with ligits. To determine the appropriate nwnberof bulbs, multiply the tree's height by its maximum width, then ttlple that number. A six-foot tree that is four (sit wide can take about 72 bulbs (6 x 4 a 3 equals 72). - To keep real tree from drying out and becoming a fire hazard, cut aboit two Ichos from Its bias and submerge the base In a bucket of water for 24 hours before decorating. Once the tree is set i, check regularly to we that the tree4ioIfl.g container at Its bus remain filled with water. If needles fall off easily from a limb when pulled, the tree is drying out and should be discarded. - fre placing lights on a tree, check for in. sujatlon, frayed wires or damage. If you think a unit Is gii, Old Corner Book Store To Close editorial ee 'A Visit The Tangerine Bowl Sailing Sponsoring ncer Society Sunday, Dec.16, 197—lC hazards: __ .110 wed nef ly MIAMI - Christmas trees already decorate many Florida homes in the spirit and tradition of the approaching holiday sawn. To help make ita safer and more enjoyable arljtmas, Florida Power and Light Company has suggested a number of safety precautions for customers to avoid holiday Lighting ' eor. H Holiday Trees: Be Careful — Cove, outdoor pIugsahaodid connections on osddoor $W1 wrap and seal with tap. to keep ott water U and meisbww. - When lssvL,g the imas or going to sleep, turn off decorative lhts. Evening Herald for the pad named nows Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. The Seminole High weight-lifting team has been opening a few eyes lately with several record setting performances. In a recent junior olympic meet, Tribe lifters set new records in several different weight classes. Abdulab Baker, lifting in the 123-pound class finished first in the junior olympics and second In the open lifting division. One-hundred forty-eight pounder Ulysses Casey copped a second place showing In the junior olympic meet. Fellow 148-pounder Chris Hollowell took first place in both the junior olympic division and the open division. Calvin Brown, competing In the 165 pound class took a second place showing in the junior olympic range while teammate Butch Landers, also at 165-pounds smashed three Florida state records for 14-15 year olds on his way to a first place showing in the junior olympic class. Heavyweight Harry Youngsworth also copped a top spot In junior olympic competition while 165-pound Brian Swanson finished third. Perhaps the most Impressive showing of the year has come from 198-pounder Reggie Cotton. Cotton broke all state records in his junior olympic class to take first place, set a junior olympic record for 15.16 year olds with a 205 pound snatch and then beat a Tampa policeman with a national record in the open division for still another first place title. Gr.gory Pierce Becomes wan Now Herald N*ws Editor - Easp bulb. from cottaetli* lw''able materials Gregory T. Pierce, a makeup editor with the OU RSELVES By,JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor • �i Herald, SaMee', Fl. , Dc. ii, 97V A Holiday Engagements (I II Dec. 14, im-3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Party Is In The Cards %%'KNDY WILL4lAIS The Social Department of the Woman's Club of Sanford met this week at the clubhouse for a Christmas Bridge and Canasta Party. Husbands friends were Invited to join women at annual and the ' I the event. According to Mrs. Burch (Carolyn) Cornelius, WIIIIams.Tramell chairman of hostess committee, "Everyone seemed to be having a good time." Refreshments were served and there was a gift the exchange. Prizes were awarded as follows: Doris Ross, first, bridge; Gertrude Fischer, second; and Frieda Tyre, canasta. hostess committee included: Mrs. George Johndrow, Mrs. Julian Sr., Mrs. E.T. Loucks, Mrs. Marcel and Mrs. Meriwether. A The Ned E.W. n F.T. Heral d Photos by Tom I Frieda lyre, left, and L.cdr. (USN.ret,) and Mrs. John A. Williams of 122 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Wendy Lynn, to Joe Bradford Trameil, son of the late Major Joe H. Tramell and th e late Alice B. Tramell, both formerly of Sanford. Born in San Diego, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Edward W. Hartwell of Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford, the late Mr. Hartwell, and the late Mr. and Mrs. LK. Williams of Memphis. Miss Williams is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High school where she was a member of Keyettes and the National Honor Society. She attended Seminole Community College and the University of Florida where she received a B.S. degree In business administration in 1 97 8, and w here she was a mem be r of Zeta Tau Alpha. Miss Williams is currently doing post graduate work Rollins College while employed as management trainee with Flagship Banks. H . uumr, wno was oorn in Augsburg, Germany, Is 1975 graduate of Seminole High School where he was, Key Club president. He attends the University of Florida where he is mem ber of Alpha Tau Omega. He will grad uate in March 1980 with a B.S. degree In civil engineering, The weddi ng will be of March 29, 4 p.m., Grace United Methodist Ch urch, Sanford. Vhcsnt Carolyn Cornelius Estelle Davis, from left, Mrs. F.T. Meriwether and Mrs. E. T. Loucks. In And Around Lake Mary ...Regatta . - - we've rm Bride-Elect Honored At there sailing." Sharon Eastman gave up trying to follow the race and stretched out on her fed blanket. "I'm with my boyfriend , .. M am caw woman in on group, all waiting for a chine, to talk, bid "Mrs Met Moigh" nevergives a chance anc, to say a There Is one in every ladles dub F,, ever, belonged to. person? ___ PITI'BURGH DEAftPIJ-I.aUSGH* IM psrus . a a ce ses uinl.aibe an event at at party sometime of Margaret Nedgrow, left, and Irene Photos Putzig. by Tom Netsel .. . . . IJOUg Hubbard entertains. In And Around Sanford RSVP Party Was 'Thrilling, Beautiful "I was so thril led over the party," said Joan Madison, director of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). "There were a lot of first time volunteers attending." The annual RSVP Christmas was held at the Christmas tree decorated. Dottie has a collection of ornaments from her arounddating the-world travels back many years. - Orangeburg, S.C., where she is a senior dramatics arts major. Olgia also has received Bronze Presidential Scholarship Awards from the university president for the past two years. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Fraternity Michelle Nooney of Krlder Road and a student at Bishop UI'ULCI- amiuru Aw.muer 01 Moore High School, recently Commerce building. Over 160 Janice Springfield, the newly participated in an Honors attended the cheery event, elected president of the Program held at Converse Entertainment was Greater Sanford Chamber of College, Spartanburg, S.C. provided by the Sound of Commerce. Janice has scored Michelle was among the 175 Sunshine Chapter of Sweet a first for the "sisterhood" high school honor students Adelines. "They were just the first woman to hold this vying for a scholarship. beautiful In their red post. Christmas gowns," Joan said. The Sanford VFW Post I Also entertaining was Doug Martha and Ned Yancey 10108 and Auxiliary announce Hubbard, accordionist. "The entertained members of the the winners of the Annual volunteers love him," Joan Junior Woman's Club of Voice of Democracy Program said. "He has been one of Sanford at a Christmas party held among Seminole High their favorites for a long time. at their Cordova Drive home. School students. They are as Adding to the festivities was Martha is the senior club follows: Raymond Cowles Jr., 311 es S each volunteer and guest sponsor for the Juniors, first; John A. .Jeffrleè, •':• . .:•.. receiving a plant from Green About 40 members, second; and Zachary Dunbar, ••• •.- to Thumb Nursery. husbands and guests turned • third. •,, •.••• : • • •.. Ursulles Doane attended out for the event when eat, The VFW committee said . •.• •.. the RSVP Christmas party drink and be merry was the '"hats off to SHS •': • his first. He wrote a note to order of the evening. Eppa and radio station WTRR "thank you super Adding a hint of nostalgia to for their help." ., . Christmas party." the The awards will be -Dottie Karns, presented at a dinner on Jan. l40 Congratulations the new Doehla Brown and Bill Glelow 19, at the post ho "-2 4I4,h4 Mr. and Miss Seminole High greeting the the lakefront. School, David Pileher and door. The post and auxiliary also Terry Richardson. marched in the At this writing, Dottie Christmas Parade In their full And Congratulations to Bolton probably has her dress blue uniforms. -. and Theta Alpha Phi Dramatic Honors Fraternity. Olgia is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of Sanford. - • - - -5- ---- . C . : • S S S .. •. ' ... .d I. . . -5 - - a, •I,' • .S - , , teacher Jane e. a.,... - at . * .'•i , - . ••,.. .,4 , 4, two - .j r . . . 1. S ' • ' for the 5 5* RIVE ALIVE I' evening were former ' sponsors, - to me on the guests at ___ A PATRICK STEPHEN, DEENA MORGAN Morgan Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Harold 0. Morgan, 272 Abbott Ave., Lake Mary, announce the their daughter, Deena Kaye, to Patrick Arnold Stephen, iofl of Mrs. Cecelia Faye Stephen of Orlando, and Edward W. Stephen of Port Charlotte. Born In Dayton, Ohio, the bride-elect Is the grand. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor of Eustis, - engagement of LII ' Olgla K. McLaod, daughter col. and Mrs. John S. McLeod, commander, MidMr. and Mrs. Steve (Elaine) Davenport of San Diego, Calif., west Region Recruiting announce the birth of a daughter, Christine Elizabeth who Command, has been weighed in 8 lbs., 15 ox., on Dec. 5. nominated for "Who's Who in Davenport Is in the U.S. Marines, stationed at Camp Pen- American Colleges" at South dieton. Carolina State College, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brown, 2308 Yale Ave., Sanford, are the grandparents. ,11 B11 10 1 Birth Announcement of e.sA U,.• .,.sA U..., AI,.. U,....... .J U7...4 ftI._ U.5 LVIj. LIIWII LVI UI YV .I'TVULU1l, U1I'J LVII IT SW GREEN-UP NURSERY of p.m., at 20% OFt 10% OFF at of ford. ':hw rig hi 1ftiap-roand presented themto the residents Sanford Nursing and ('onvaleseent including Ruth .IOtIt)SOtI, left. A group women also made other gifts, wrapped them and presented them to the patients in memory of the late Margarite (;i'ist'it, R N.. a former SNCC director of illirsing am! a friend of the women. --v-44 d .1 --___ at Center, of L From the new Pulsai Quartz Collection Unbeatable quality at unbeatable prices. DRIVE TO GENEVA FOR HUGE SAVINGSI of - Herald Photo by Tom-Vincent AIPAIII III I 1l ,'I111ll U HU UlJJI 5 - of 1w GIFTS PRESENTED SNCC RESIDENTS at Ohio. Miss Morgan Is a 1978 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the swim team, Flag Corps, Wresselettes, and Basketball Stats. She Is employed by Flagship Bank of Seminole. Her fiance, who was bornthWashington D.C., Is graduate Charlotte High School, Punts Gorda, where he was a member the chorus and football, basketball and baseball teams. He Is attending Travecca Nazarene College, Nashville, Tenn., and Is employed by Custom Installations there. The wedding will be an event March 20, 1980, 7:30 the First Church the Nazarene, San- 14. recent ' . of presents. center, greets •' some sun e Madison, . and f Herald .Joan -- granddaughters. - - - ----- haven' t seen ," -. - feet all landscaping plant, and Indoor foliage,... all fruft trios OPEN MON-SAT. 9 am-S p.m. LOCATED ON SR4 NEAR HWY. 426 - Ed ho d do em delft w- Party A lovely bride's shower was here and teaches at Rosen- camper eqwpped with all the about 13 years a very young given recrnt!y in honor of v'a!d school for exceptional "it home luxuries" Including and pretty lady named PILA Betsy Jane Rugenstein, children, small one — a Luer — and it's just big a T.V. set and drove straight Valerie who used to babysit HUGHES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. enough for the two of them." Giving up And coming down too for to Apalachicola. 7liey arrived for my children when we lived Lake Msiy Robert (Phyllis) Rugendein the celebration of a Christmas there just in time for the In Longwood and she with the binoculars she said, "It's too of Lake Mary. was In hard to spot them in the PC." at home will be the Dedmans oyster fry festival th at in her early teens. Betsy Jane's future othertwodaughters,Carole,a cluded a The sun was bright and the tomparade, flea Valerie Is now happily husband Is Glen Rubla. perature was about 65 degrees. Sailors "'collegedudentin Blacksburg, markets and the famous married, the wife of Randy The shower took place at wore wet suits and the spectators wore Va., and Debt and her contest of the fastest person Floyd and the mother of three the Lago Vista Quthoiiee in and at the same time attend husband, Brian Loe. wind breakers and flannel shirts to opening the oyster shells. It beautiful Cassenerry. me hostesses the shower. fight the cool river breeze. So the Balls are also looking was very entertaining, Nan years-ow,children, Mathew, 8-. Betsy and Karen went to fod Kimberly, five, and were: Mrs. Etta Jane Keogh of An elderly lady sat in a folding chair to a very happy and said. Jason, two. Casselberry; her mother, grade school together wrapped In a blanket. special Christmas at home From there they went on to Mrs. i They have been living here GIUSOI of Lake each otherand for with their A few away, Ft. Pierce's Erin daughter, son-In- Panama City where they met In Lake Mary for the past six Mary; and Mrs. Keogh's quite a long time. McMullen, wearing a blue bikini, was some friends from years and I didn't know. Also, Mrs. P.D. (Virginia) law and three daughters-In-law, Susan putting the finishing touches on her Mrs Ball says that Bettye Jacksonville and took a deep How the time files! It's S. Keogh, Lake Mary; Susan Anderson a luncheon andTylerwlllbetransferred sea fishing trip. The water to get used to the Ideahard of simmer tan. "My brother's racing W. for Betsy gave at the Holiday to Portugal Keogh, Altamonte he always wins, so I figured I'd watch next was just perfect and beautiful Valerie being a mother Springs; and Vickie Keogh Inn in Sanford recently. February. him and get at the same and the catch was good too, herself now when the last time orlando. A beautiful dry flower time," she said. Nan said it was a very en' I saw her she was doing her me decorations featured arrangement was the hostess Erin's ten got almost as much atHorace and Nan Fortner joyable and restful trip, homework while babysitting. round tables each id with gift from Mrs. Anderson to te*loii U Mitchell's lens. The race are back home after spending flaa Is visits. a beautiful henimd. whit. Betsy. Others uttenlini the CElls in thild. wo weem mar Um J .had * very 'Ie4IgIUI cut work tablecloth with Very luncheon were Phyllis and no rthwest part of Florida surprise Tuesday the City I Dale Argenbright and his wife, FLORI DAI4I attractive centerpieces of Kathy Rugenstein, Virginia around the Gulf of Mexico. Kathleen, are a Sanford couple who Hall while wor'klng at the flower arrangements In a mix Anderson, Honda CUZflPStY With plans for a leisurely polls. stopped fromnDublln,Ga. Of AR trip, they left herein their ho said Mr, Isawfortheflrdtiineln Two cakes were baked or Th wedding will take place SUNSHINES1ATLJ) Argenbrlght. "They've got their in tiny multi-. Saturday, Dec. 29 in markersbutican'ttellwho'slnfront." layers (about ten). Another Mary United Presbyterian UNFOlD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL.:i: Mrs. Argenbrlght was not worried table was set up with the hors Church. me reception will be about who was leading. She was nd'oeuvres, refreshments, at the home of the bride's joylng the day,the fine weather and the assorted mints, peanuts and parents. scenery. She said she came to watch p. "just became It's pretty. I don't blOW E A very merry Christmas guest was asked to how they compete, they're Jot pretty." bring a special recipe for will be the order of the season Betsy's collection. The bride this year for Harriet Muon, to be received many very All her family will be at lovely home including daughter, Guests were Phyllis Winds and hueh.nii Rna.r championships along the way. Rugendein, mother of the Stuinbo, and children, Allan, I feel qualified to explain why bride; Kathy Rugenstein, her Cindy, David and Teake from S only white Is worn on the alder; Virginia Anderson, Pine Muff, Ark. They will be tennis courts. Arolyn True, Cladsi CocIwan here until Jan. 3. : 4 Tennis originated In Geneva Cochran, and Mildred Being this a very special kIi& TW England, and was played by Thus Also MlIdredS.ndu.ky occasion, Harriet is really those of high axial Manding Florence Zimmerman, looking forward tniming all c( on their back lawns. They Bertha Gregory, Thelma her cooking and baking I WFbT' wore all-white tennis attire Brewer, Isabell Thompson, recipes for this holiday which was adoj*ed as the Norma Young, Jean Benson, 'talon. in government official color. Evelyn Bern, Kelly Keogh, business e However, my reason for and Kay S"mian from Lake Hut. from Monterey, Cal. A respec responsi ble wearing white for tennis lila Mary. Also Jo Aim Gardeer, visiting tier parents, &lr mid Mrs. Raymond (LuRene) id unbsrrngiment. I come Janice Fenell, Gixi. , but u% . off the court soaking wet. son and LaidaeGini*nfrcm Ball, is Mrs. Bittre Ran. Pastels are bad enough when Saniord; and Jo Aim Boyd D,dsM. ffiamm"im 'ont I know a rn1.1.. who colaid wet, but imagine how from Altamonte Springs. Betty. Hone will be joined disgusting dark colors would Aap.dal surprise for Betsy her husband Rear How om I ezpress m" I d miral Tyler Deknan, nut was the arrival of a dear A Admiration and Interest in ft's healthy to perspire, hi* friend of hers, Mrs. Karen week. this man we don't need to advertise ill Martin who now in from St. They also will visit their uglg.r IAA who lives OLD TIMER IN L.A. Laula, Mo. to visit her mother da UNKCRALDEDADMIREA IWA A a1 S UI1) For epesers, !,.wta.f .. • a frleudiy, Zr) S S S • Motor Mouth Hogs Talk DEAR ABBY: I belong tóa weekly card dub consiMui* of eight bd,llIgeid, hd.rndlng women. Whilo playing cards we concuidride on the game, bot who we ill dawn to sat, ens lady In the groi always monopolIzes the conversation With iong, awn.oig dories enoilIt neraw, n.r cn.n, hu Pt a and his ion," said the Winter Park resident, "and they're out racing. It's a with who's in front of w - - neL (C.idM..d From Page 1C) Sall have tobefrknmed, weight u to be distributed properly, the wind direction must In cotuitantly checked and the rudder handle lightly but firmly. A hundred details occupy the sallors mind as he fights his way around the course trying to gain a few seconds on his competition, Meanwhile, the spectators sitting on the beach relaxed on blankets, ate a few tangerines provided free by the Horvath Fruit company and watched the race through binocujars, The excitement felt In the boats was well diluted by the time it reached the few people watching from shore. Larry Brunswick and Michelle Herman come up from Maluandwd W01 e taking pictures. Brunswick said he was a sailor but was between boats at the moment. "I've had a couple of cats (catamarans) and she's the photographer, so merged our talents" Their InteruM in the lace was lost when they MW the long photographic Lens mounted on Steve Mitchell's tripod. Mitchell, commercial photographer from Orlando, was having more atteidJonpeld his e4omilllrneterl.nsthan the race was getting. Several people come by and asked if they could take a peek through it. "I love fl'g and a photographer," lment.d Mitchell who sssn.d torn between two loves. 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Elsea and Staff - HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER 7$ Hwy. 17-92 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE DeBary,FIa. $.445 Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff '.- ' "-"-'• - The Sanford Church of God Junior Choir will present a musical Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. entitled"Christmas 2)l" under the direction of Brenda Hicks, The musical depicts the composer's view of a Christmas in the future. On Sunday, Dec. 23, the Ch urch of God Choir will present the m usical, "Old FAshion Christmas" written by Ron Huff. ItwlllbedlrectedbyKenHlcks. Thechurchislocatedat101 W. 22nd St. and Rev. D.K. Gunter Is pastor. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTED INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON EICHELBEROER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff * Choirs Give Concert A concert will be presented Sunday at 2:30 p.m. New Bethel AME Church, Sanford, featuring the New Bethel Gospel Choir and groups fromthe First Shilob Church and Macedonia Church, Osteen, and Mt. Zion Young Adult Choir. 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United MethodistMen of Community United of Casselberry will 11*01111 officers for a I9110 at the monthly breskfad Sunday at 7:30 am. in fellowshiphail, New of ficers are Teen Bledsoe, president; Jon Zabel,vice president; and Dave G rimm, secretary. ireasurir. LOvi Cam. Down Tbs Churdi Choir of Lake MaryBaptistMialon, under the dirictbon of Mrs. r1sy Ryan will prsessi the Qwmas musical, "LoveCw*e 1041111110' by SusmySalibury Sunday sill am. Mary's solo, "My Joy, My Love" will be g by Pam Tucker. Roy Wright, piano; Maitha Morrison, WW;Gasy Beverly,deums; Dennis Beverly bass guitar; Steve Nephew,guitar and Roy Wright, recorder. IetD*U Rev. aid Mrs. Jsmss Hihimi will tell the Story Uwotgf* scriptureandnarration. A niiiiiiy willbe s (or 'al1 chilw, 1. I - 4 '.- __"l.. Chuch I lIli Taisrnec11. *734I u Clii MS. 0IIVS fldluuChurch. Oak Hill II., Osius Soalirl Ailluace Church, liii I. Puh Ave. $101lrh bills Church. 1445 $ualsrd Ave. lassiE Ca.gsllesai W SI Jshsv*', WiIsssope. sItup. 55, The SosvaGM Aiy, m INN IS. 05511.1 HillSMarsvis rch, Ig*a Mereviss Chris. 775 Tuocawlilo It. Wisher Sprlags ., _____ United Church SI CNls, Aituotos,, Community CIISI ' ili ng lily Trialty Churched Gui is cuss, iii, Mat l-A Ave. The Pull Gsspsl Church If Our Lund Jesus Christ. Washiapiss SI., '-o city ___ ____ v Selical CsngreoUsl. Wisher Springs First PSSSISaIW Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Boggs years on the Doctor of will be guests of the First Religious Education Degree, Baptist Church of Sanford this In the same seminary. In addition to two years Sunday, at the invitation of 4lI the church's Committee on experience in teaching, hehas R ' Minister of Education. The served as a summer Boggs ar rived on Friday and missionary under the Home PT were V. '-4 1k e guests of members of Mission Board; on the sup/ the committee for dinner, and plementary faculty of Union ,. , visited with the youth during a Theological Seminary, New / caroling-hayride-cookout that Orleans; pastor of the ; night. Saturday, a buffet was Brooklyn Baptist Church, held In the church's Brooklyn, Ala.; in the Basic Fellowship Hail, with the Unit, Clinical Pastoral . church's staff, officers, Education, Southern Baptist workers, and other Interested Hospital, New Orleans; individuals. Mr. Boggs will chaplain in that hospital; as speak briefly about his assistant director of the philosophy and approach on Baptist Rescue Mission In Puppet Power, the puppet ministry of Community education 365 %Days at the Sunday New Orleans, as well as JACK T. BOGGS United Methodist church, Cassélberry, joined the morning service, chaplain-counselor; assistant Of Christmas children's Chapel Choir In presenting a musical He was born in Mobile, Ala. pastor of Westmoreland "365 Days of Christmas" Sunday night to a full and lived there 15 years Baptist Church, Huntington, Baptist Church, Pensacola, sanctuary. The popular puppets dressed In before moving to Texas. He W. Va., and minister of where he has served iinice costume for the roles of youngsters acting out the was licensed to preach In 1965, education in Warrington August, 1976. and ordained in 1970. He Biblical Christmas Story. married Elizabeth Kay Miller In 1966, and they have two children Judith, 9, and David, 8. A graduate from the When "The Joy of Bach" is the most famous Lutherans In steel band's playing "Jesu, Karnack (Texas) High shown on the TV channels of history. The one hour film Joy of Man's Desiring", an School; he received the the Public Broadcasting produced by Lutheran Film electric moog synthesizer, the Bachelor of Science Degree This willAlliance be the lastChurch Sunday Service on Sunday, Dec. 23 Associates will be on channel jazz beat of the Swingle from Louisiana College; was at Sanford members of St. Luke's 24 at 8 p.m. Singers, a Flamenco dancer awarded the Master of for Rev. Eric Darrow, who is Lutheran congregation Featured will be the ornamenting a fugue, and Theology Degree (Honors leav ing enter the U.S. Navy (Oviedo) will have a par- Christmas Oratorio and the even disco dancers twirling Program) from New Orleans . N 4 ticular interest In the St. John Passion. The Joy of to a comtemporary setting of Baptist Theological Chaplains Corps. Pastor of program. Bach will also feature such a concerto excerpt. Seminary, as well as the the church for three years, he Jii*ann Sebastian Bach, the off-beat sights and sounds as The historical vignettes Master of Religious is secretary of the Sanford 18th Century composer. Virgil Fox's "Heavy Organ were shot in authentic Ger- Education Degree and two Ministerial Association. f.sta'.dinthefilmlsoneo( and Ugl*Show",a Thnldad man settings. He will gotoNesipozt,R.L, U for two months training at the Chaplain's School before L being stationed at China Lake (California) Naval Weapons I Testing Center. Darrow and A his wife, Patricia, have two children. The church will I. — 4j C. have a Carol Sing and 0' - 1 . ' I S - - .' - I 'Joy Of Bach' To Air O n TV Darrow To Be Chaplain In The U.S. Navy — • ___ I 'I _____ - -. ' Rhimisiny NI The Paola W.1eyan Church on Wayside Dr1v,, will Its santa! Christmasprogram,Sunday, at 7p.m. It Wntothepuhtic. - -- - -- .. - .. refreshments Sunday following the 7 p.m. Christmis musical program. ' - . - . 11s, 0 ERIC DARROW A CHRISTMAS CANTATA PrSSISId by the Choir of TheYoung MarriedSunday SchoolClasswill pr.s!* a Step3 44er" Sunday at ChristmasPlay 4jtJed "J)gei 7 p.1*.In the CC,ninuy United Methodist of Casailbirry di th - . - Ang.l On A St.pladd.r ariatmas Program . When it comes to helping political I prisoners and their families, there's complete unity," he said. "But on political activities, there are conflicts. I think there are sectors among the Christian cornmunity that feel we have to suppo rt the government, even if it has many defects. The clergyman, whose council represents six major Protestant denominations and about half the country's Protest an ts, said that an "t'tmerican understanding of conservative or liberal doesn't fit so far its Korea is concerned." lie said despite anti-government activities, "outsiders consider Korean Christians among the most conservative in the world, especially on East-West questions, "You can't just judge it in black and white." i 0"W) 4 . . V. Baptists Host The Boggs .,er ,. B _____ _____ , 'Christmas 2001 10:309001 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl.. Howard H. Hodges and Staff. DeBary United Methodist Women will meet Dec. 18 as follows: Martha - noon, church parlor; Mary- noon, 208 Agua Vista St.; Ruth . 1:30 p.m., 28 Sanford Avenue and Esther.- 1:30 p.m., at 248 Alta Vista St. PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Moe$Ingatlth4ay Adventist Church Moss Prayer Breakfast bw A am D.Baiy Methodist Women Pastor Brsfte$ont,rg . - Nursery Rev. A. P. Stevens IVI.Wlnhip lit & fro $un. 7:31p.m. Wedsday Mering Prayer Gregg - • 4 . 1100a.m. i 11:406.m 7' . Saturday morn Mark 7:20gm . The Adult Choir of First Baptist Ch urch of Sanford will present "Everybody Will Be Praisin' the Lord" at the Sunday evening service. The Chrlstmu musical was writtenandarranged by Jerry Nelson. Soloists Include Sonja Morris, ElaineDrake, Colette Clark, Larry Castle and Billy Wells. The choir is directed by Terry L Clark, minist er of m usic. First Baptist's traditional carol sing with music by the ch ildren's choirs will be presented Wedn esday it 6:45 p.m. withtreats for children ttwough sixth grade. Preschoolers will be directed by Lyric Wohigemuth and Connie Colden; 1:20a.m. 0 — 'Everybody Will Be Pralsin' THE LAKE MARY UNITED 7:30p.m. s - .,, '; 10:00a.m. gly0&0f W.Mfflir Schow ii Oak*ve.l 3rdlf. PS11 R 10 stC PS,, 322 2502 MOtnIISIWOr - I)- 5:01a.m. 10:11am: . Morning IIC CHRISY.UNITID . Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . . 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday Sharing Groups I '.4,.fi I ' - NvrWy Previdedf,ralI Services j i #!. -I ,/iV . . I 1' Sunday School 10:40a.m. 11:00a.m. Youthuoo$lng Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer . .,. - 5:41gm 11:01am 4:01pm: MornIng Worship . - . Friday M Mark k 1:1-4 Poster Rev. D K GwWor Sunday Idiot . \. 28:18-20 CHURCHOPOOD III W.flsdltrslt YOU CAN FEATURE YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR 5 PIPE R WEEK CALl. 121 1511 .. I Thursday Isaiah 7:30p.m. Pls.aa.a. ., _ 11:01a.m. 7:30p.m. Wednesday BiMiCiess SigngandSharg Wersblpkqyic$ - . 13:12-13 4:01p.m. V"° . . n:::: Evessh,gSorvucs . Romans EvangelIst Wshlp 27UCssmtryClwhRud •. Dr.Marshallc Den MO-III Worship and Nursery Airp.flllvd.&Wo.dlandDr, Nov.Fred R. Gardner Pastor Cliurchichool 5:30a.m. .. • - "- COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 17.52&Lak,Ma Blvd I:30&ll:OOa.m. GRACE UNITED MIYHODISTCHURCII ' .- .fi.'S•. '9"' .., i t Methodist " 7:30p.m. 1. Presb y erian We mai nta i n a Christian School kindergarten through Eighth Grad. - .•,.•.,, I. nrisr . . ,, Christ . . -' :•., y L I. iifJCii . . } CHURCH OP CHRIST Ill2 Put Aves - . Bible Study ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH .SR.424&Redlvgld. Ovi edo(Slavla) Nov. John J.Kvcharik Pastor Swdaylche.l 541a.m. ' . . &A Pastor 0:41 a.m. 11:01a.m. Evangelistic Services 4:01p.m. Wed.Praver&Ilbfo$fudy 7:30p.m. lnd.p.ndentMissi.nary dPrayerkrvlce ' A contemporary Christmas festival will be present ed Sun day at 3 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Ch urch, Sanford, by the Sunday School and choir. The Sunday School willpresent "The Mystery of the Bells" and the choir wil l present "Joy To The World" in the hour long musical program. Soloists will be Joan Carison, Irene Brown and Richard Martin and Jean Carison at the organ. After the program everyone will be invited to go caroling for local nursing homes and shut-ins. 0:00 am. Provided Nursery • 30$OPalm.tI,Av. Rev. Raymond Crocker Sunday School Morning Worship • . a RelIdIngit,,m daily e'c.ptWod.&Slt. nsiRtslp.. Tlt..7$.24$4 PALMITTOAVENUS BAPTISTCI4URCH Evening Worship . . Von vs$treit 7:30p.m. Sunday Sewall Morning Worship Sunda y Schc.ol -, ... . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIINTIST,DILTONA IlkcamBool.v,,dand 7.30p.m. Pastor . — Contemporary Festival Thursday Evening Worshi1 ... 6: 00 Prayer Sirvic, (Lutheran Church In America) Rev. Ralph I.Luman Pastor .i * 7:00p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 14th St. and Magnolia Ave. Ronald R.mhardl Minister Morning Wors hip 10:00 am. Evening Worship 7: 00 pm. Tuesday Evening Young People 7:30p.m. 000DSHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHLJR . SEOUL South Korea (UP!) returned to South Korea only two end of World War I, a period when Miss Lee said another reason for Through the night haze, red neon weeks before his arrest. they survived persecution and kept the Christians' effective dissent is crosses of Christian churches dot the As they are elsewhere, South their organization intact. the regime's inability to label them capital, marking centers of Korean Christians are involved in "Christianity bbs such good communists, a tag often attached to government opposition. ruing churches, hospitals and organization at the local and antigovernment protesters, Christians were in the forefront of schools. They also seek to improve national levels," Lee Woo-Jung said "People are so afraid of coindissent to the ironfisted government the conditions of laborers and slum in an interview, explaining why she of South Korean President Park dwellers, work which occasionally and her co-religionists were able to munism because of the Korean Chunghee, assassinated Oct. 26 by has led to clashes with the govern- present an effective challen ge to War," Miss Lee said. The 1950-53 conflict against communist North the head of the Korean Central inent. Park's government, "We have good networks to Korea killed an estimated 1 million Intelligence Agency. But it has been their public Now they're challenging the new protests of what they see as organize people and share in- South Korean soldiers and civilians, The North Korean border is only 30 regime. government repression that has led formation." orth of Seou. ul. A number of Christians were to harassment, arrest or a jail cell Miss Lee was fired front her job as m ilesNor among the 96 people arrested for some. university teacher of ethics in 1976 "But Christians cannot be cornfollowing a Nov. 24 mass meeting — The number of Roman Catholics for her increasingly outspoken munists," Miss Lee said. "Coinheld at a Young Women's Christian and Protestants in this opposition to Park. munists are atheists." Association hail to protest the 1972 predominantly Buddhist nation of 37 She was convicted with others of constitution authored by Park to million is estimated at 4 to million, opposing the government -- a crime The Rev. Kim Kwan-suk, an ofkeep him in power and which still is But their influence is greater than under special "emergency ficlal of the National Council of In force. their size. measures" still in force. Though she Churches in Korea, said in an inThose arrested included Ham SukChristians are well remembered was not jailed, she has occasionally terview that the antigovernment hun, a Quaker and one of the leading for their opposition to the Japanese been under house arrest and often is dissidents are a minority among the Christian dissidents. He had occupation of Korea from 1910 to the followed by police. Christians. First Assembly of God Choir will present "Down for from His Glory" a Christmas cantata by John W. Peterson, this Saturday, Dec. 15, and Sunday, Dec. 16, at 7 p.m. at the chur ch at 304 W. 27th St., Sanford. Th e 45-minute m usical will be presented against a set of t he manger scene and then the scene depicting the crucifixion and empty tomb and will end with a celebration song, "He Is Risen!" FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWO $41 Orange Street Longwood Rev.!. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 10:004.m. Morning Worship 11:00 8 .m. Sunday Evening 7:30p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:30p.m. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 4:30p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER "The Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thu Is The Life" Rev. Elmer A. Reuscher Pastor Sunda y School 0:11 am. Worship Service 10:30 am. Kindergarten and Nursery \'. Korean Christians Challenge Regime. Choir Presents Cantata Pentecostal a .. Joe Johnson Sunday School Worship Ser vice Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed. FIRSTCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 21$l Sanford Ave. John J.Hinton Pastor Sunday 9:41 am. Morning Worship 10:10 a.m Youth Hour 4:00p.m. Evangelist Service 7:00pm. Mid week Service (Wed.) 7:00p.m. Nursery Provided for all Services Lutheran .• The First Bapt ist Church of Deltona Choir will present the John Peterson cantata, "Joy to the World", Sunday, Dec. 23, at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Lois Latshaw. Th e service is open to the public and a baby nursery will be provided. The youth of the chur ch will present a Christmas play "The Silver Forest" this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. and in a special chapel service for the Deltona Christian School Monday, Dec. 17, at 9 a.m. The performances are open to the public, ?:go P.M. 7:30p.m. n Alcoholism O By DAVID E. ANDERSON Young, pastor of Blessed Sacrament others simply called it a sin, drinking." Despite the social costs, however, UPI Religion Writer Church in Bolton, N.Y., told the In one of the toughest addresses to Others, however, suggested the a recent survey of 15 mainline The churches may well continue to conference churches need to build a the conference, Foy Valentine, problem of alcohol abuse and Protestant denominations showed disagree on whether total abstinence network to become 'a concerted executive director of the Southern alcohlism could be addressed that only one has a department or or moderation is the proper ap- church voice." He said Christians Baptist Convention's Christian Life without setting up stringent laws division concerned exclusively with proach to alcohol use, but they all are "called to be change agents, to Commission, issued what he called about people's lifestyles, alcohol and other drugs. need to get together in fashioning help people be what they are in- "a clarion call for total abstinence "There is a curious conspiracy of policy and programs to deal with tended to be." from alcohol." 'Without condemning church silence about drinking among alcoholism. "Five years ago this conference "I believe alcohol abuse can best members who drink, nor canonizing churches, about drinking — apart That was the major conclusion of a couldn't be held," one participant be prevented by abstinence from those who abstain, and without from alcoholism," said Episcopal unique three-day seminar on alcohol said, "because religious groups, alcohol," he said. "1 believe that trying to lay down rules or laws, the Bishop Roger W. Blanchard, and other drug abuse held recently split over how to approach the abstinence is the only live option for church can, it seems to me, call us chairman of North Conway in Indianapolis, Ind., and attended alcohol problem, wouldn't have the churches which expect to deal all to look carefully at our use or Institute. by some 200 religious leaders from patience to talk to each other." successfully and effectively with the nonuse of alcohol," said the Rev. Valentine agreed, saying that 40 religious denominations. While the conference may have alcohol problem." David Hancock, a Presbyterian denominational leaders have been "The No. 1 job for the religious marked beginning of those talks, it Valentine said both the terms clergyman and president of Alcohol unwilling to finance genuinely community today is to help the still showed a lot of differences in the "responsible drinking" and "social Problems Inc. of Minneapolis, Minn. aggressive efforts to deal with the people of the nation forge a national way alcohol and alcoholism is drinking" were misnomers. The conferees were told that the alcohol problem. policy on alcohol," said the Rev, viewed. "In this culture, in these times, all cost of alcohol abuse in the nation What remains to be seen is David A. Works, president of the Some contended alcoholism is a drinking is irresponsible," he said. runs about $43 billion a year and whether, despite the differences, the North Conway Institute, disease, others defined it as a "In this culture at this time all results in some 100,000 deaths every churches can work together on the Another participant, Peter C. disease resulting from sin and still drinking of alcohol is anti-social year. problem. 'Joy To The World' 11:00a.m. Eve. Worship Mid-Week Serv.(Wed. BEARDALL HOLINESS CHURCH Beardall Avenue, Sanford Rev. Pearl Cox Pastor Rev. John Cutcher Ant. Pastor Sunday School 10:00a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Sunday Evening 6:30 P.M. Thurs. Prayer Meet 7:00 p.m. CHARLOTTESYIIIE, VIRGINIA 22906 7:30p.m. Rev. B. L. Wagner. Pastor Sunday Worship 10:00am WINTER SPOS.COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs, Elementary Sunday School 1000a.m. Worship 10:00a. M, Rev. Robert Burns Pastor P0 SOX 0024 . ?;OOp.m. MidWeek Service Worship Service Evangelical Congregationa li COPYRIGHT 1979 Mo rning PIIP Evening Service LAKE MARY CHURCH of the NAZARKNE I I I E. Crystal Laos Ave. Lake Mary 1000 . a.rn. Holy U V Communion '\ LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor.ChurctAve.&Orantit. (Southern) Rev. JameeW.Hamniock Pastor Sunday School 5:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 8 .m. Church Training Evening Worship Wednesday evening HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. The Rev. Leroy 0.Soper Rector Holy Communion 1:00 a.m. Holy Communion I 0: 00 A.tn. Church School 10:00 a.m. kIISTER ADVERT ISING SERVICE 5507$. Sanford Ave. Rev. David Mangold Minister Su nday School 5:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:01 8.m. Wed. Service 7:30 p.m. • 7:30 P.M. , FIRST CHRISTIAN I CHURCH5o THE NA:A4E range Blvd. Wilson c Al Green Paste. Episcopal every Sunday. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 W..t First Street S. E. Stanton Pastor Sunday School 11:10a.m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Old Truths for a New Day a Bible Study for doing them? Have we come bearing h ,. ears empt y Oi iiIO wonder and awe that was theirs? Ii Perhaps need a iO 5. ,ear anew .5. r 1,10 age-o ld story of a tiny Babe wrapped and gently laid in a manger while shepherds uaked and angels 1 sang. The door of your Church stands open Worship there the newborn King this Christmas and njflc like LAKE MONROE II00.flI. Wed. Prayer Meeting reasons 9 32. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Park Avenue, Sanford Or. Jay T. Cosmato Pastor Sunday School 5:41 am. Morning Worship 11:00 0- m. Church Training 4:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 4:30p.m. LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 124 Lakeview, Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hughens Pastor Sunday School 0:41 am. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship 7:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Sirv. 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided Ippil of Holy Cross Episcopal Church 4th & Magnolia Traditional Latin Mass Sun. 12:30 Rosary Walk in the Park folioed by BenedIction Wed. at 7:00p.m. Confession before Man or by Priest, Father Dismal Markle to: 30.ii:tn. Fellowship °° •:oo:rn. - rolicy Needed Service Central Baptist Church, Sanford, will hold a 7 p.m. out. door Christmas service on the front lawn this Sunday. Th ere will be special music by th e Ladles Trio, th e youth choir "New Horizons" wil l sing "Love Came Down at Christmas" and the autoharp class will accompany several of the carols and solos. On Wednesday at 7 p.m., the church's children's choirs willpresent Christmas music. They Include: Preschool directed by Mrs. Bobie J. Reaves; Music Makers I di rect ed by Mrs. Janette Murray; M usic Makers II directed by Mrs. Vera Smith ; and Young Musicians di rected by Mrs. Sherrill Thomas. Nazarene Sunday There's no time for thinking. but sometimes late at night; a moment for reflection. In the rush of doing all the right things have we forgotten our I ]RU Orthodox Catholic Church Holding services in The Peace Chapel Country Club Road, Lake Mary AvervM Lo ne Paste, Sunday Schoo l 5:45a.m. Preaching &Worshiping 10:41a.m. Bible Study 4:30p.m. Sharing a Proclaiming 7:30 p M. Wed Pray 7:30p.m. Nursery er Mott Provided S IpIp OURLADYQUIEN OPPEACE Tues. E Prayer Serv. T ues. OHdBoard Meet. Rev. Fred Neal Pastor Rev. Edmond L. Weber Also. Pastor Sunday School Pastor Dec. 16, 197—SC Diverse Church Views Despite Scheduled At Central Baptist NEW BETHEL AM! CHURCH Main t;Cau5 Citv ,5,0, Rev. Sunday School 5:30a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am. Evening Worship 6:000.m. 514 Sunday, - ly Outdoor Christmas Youth Fellowship ?:OOp.in. Dinner following Service every 4M . CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2407 Pa rk Ave. Poinsettias for Grandmother, a puppy f brother Joe, stationery is perfect for Aunt Sue. "Tis the season to be jolly," carol the loudspeakers in the department stores, but each year it becomes harder. Days are frantic with shopping, wrapping, and addressing, There's too much todo, too manythings to remember; Sally's school play, a white elephant for Joe's Scout party, ,lie Kirb * ga l a on h I Poster AISI. Paste, 7:00p.m. • CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH lIlt Oak Ave., Sanford COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pastor .. Congregational SOULS CTI4OSanford LIC CHURCH Fr. William lnni, Fr. Peter Mitchell Sat. Vigil Mats Sun. mass Evening Worship Wed. Prsyjr Serv. - - 5:30p.m. Rev. Gary liner , = Catholic IOOl RELIGION 7:00p.m. Baptist PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH I IS W. Airport Blvd., Sanford 322.3737 Iriter. Pastor R ev . Grady Sn - Coffee between WfYIC.I FIRST UNITED METHODIST'* :: Morning Worship -, wet Bible Study & Prayer Serv. 7:30p.m. Fint Wednesday Fellowihip The 7: " p.in. 11: - X. ;....... ::: Evening Worship : :: Assembly Or Goa Evening Worship THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, 1i ••.- a C hurch Training ..t :::: Pa vlor .X Freddie Smith Sunday School • COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ::• Douglas Jacobs Saturday Services: Worship Service Evening Service Wed. Prayer Serv. ?_. Me thodist THESEVENTH.DAY Sunday 4t .•- - Sunday, Dec. 1, 17 Adventist Wednesday Night Prayer Service .. . 4 ' 4ctLL, .4v.;-. • The First Assembly of God "DOWN FROM CHRISTMAS MUSICAL SET OvIede's First Baptist Church Mutt Choir will present the Christmas musical "King of Love" by Rodger Slider and Bob Krogstad, Sunday, under the direction of Terry Rabun. Identical concerts will be held at 5 and 7:30 P.M. to accommodate the anticipated crowds. A free nursery will be provided. I POP,14104 . .-•, .5' HIS GLORY" with SpecieI r1stass ScsBIry 7 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY DECEMBER 1S& 18 154 West 27* StrSt, Sanford I' : -r �. . . . Ulf 4C—Ev.nlng Herald, SanfOrd, Ft. BLONDIE Sunday, Dec. by Chic Young ON WOULD YOU THREAD T4lS NEEDLE, OR ME? lily (—J BAILEY WELL, I'VE STUCK TO MY PIET A / WIIOLE I HAVE YOU ) NOTICEP ANY PIFFERENCE? ______ ____ _______ ____ ____ WEEK 0 F3_1 York City stadium I Tapped ALMOST HAD IT A COUPLE 1F TIMES ____ 51 New 7 City in Noah 53 Barometer line 55 Pincers 56 In the time of 57 Commence. Answer to Pre,ous ____ ______ iZlt _ JDO.uOH AHRD I D, V1E NE EISIS E SI E EA 1R1N!A FA N ETF S c AM AT]iNA I -Y;_ HOROSCOPE •. k6y. 11M WHAT IFI'RJW'(OuIwULp o( YFIM ARCHIE - byBobMontana MISS I?AYE, THIS BAG CONTAINS DONUTS! P WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT YOUNG MAN THAT WAS _______ JUST HERE MUST'VE TAKEN THE W JUGHEAD BAG? I PCJ'T WORRY--BE BACK Ballroom and round Ple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona, Seminole AA, 8 P.M., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford, Young at Heart dance, 8 p.m., instruction, 7:30 p. DeBa Community Center, Shell Road, Open to public. Weight Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m. San Sebastian Room F, SR 436 at SR 434; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop 10 a.m, and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson, DeLand; 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church DeLand, . Humane Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 1320 Road, I ' ml. north of Red Bug Road. South Seminole Garden Club Christmas Party, 1 ficult. ve. 00 U', • ____________ _______ bv Howl* Schneider ( OUMM MEE11DJG -Nis UJW P .e SHE WANTS ME TO GO TO A PUM LECTURE TON HT! NEED IT.' ITS A WASTE OF TIME! THE LECTURE ABOUT FACING REALITY." 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MOL SCAI MODEL Al , BT ATE I I' _____ ___ ___ Iw ”" ________ • • __ • 6 -A SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST _. _______ _______ AY, by Bob Titaves This mr . '1 Vu1 _________ Fog?W'ThL ___ _____ . Ti* RK! ° (t . t,JIv . __ '' I .. oo_A? lb $11 I'IS Y T ______ A ( ___ (DOPICTUREOPmAIm Will. available. J%ma AL do ___ en -, ti,. . ____ ___ Iv _______ .':'.,. , • . . Fir __ Z00111195 by T. K. Ryan IN Presenting is put to the test when he attem pts to show the merits of being twins to Jason and they'ii Now you crall Low" ____ Naflc 1HING$ ___ (i . , __ (,,,Ø__•) I 6PN55I -flIEY &rr 7:00 TODAY (DO MORNING NEWS (Z) 0 QOOD MORNINCI AMERICA (1])(35) FRANKENSTEIN '' AND THE IMPOSSIBLES (10)SESAME5TREE'y (121 (17) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE AMCAI.$ 7:25 •(4)TOOAYIN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8 P.M. DEC. 15 AT 8:00 8 (1) NBC MOVIE "Christ. mu Lilies Of The Field" (Primiere) Billy Dee Williams, Maria Scholl. A former soldier who once helped five nuns build a chapel returns to visit them and finds they once again need his help. (DO ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE (DO MORN & MINDY xido's mot tries to stop his m&rri&p by chaining herself in Mindy's living room dur7:30 he (35)DAyOFCO (DO GOOD MORNING 4(l0)mENOKL pRIz'm AMERICA AND jERRY mith Is host for ing t bachelor py, Lyman Nkh SchoolAongwood & 2 SHOWS — 3 P.M. 3 8 P.M. — DEC. 16 Edgewater High' School, Orlando TICKETS ON SALE AT DOOR $3 ORCALL$$.o733 Proceeds: 0(4) TODAY LEUUMIA can order an lxii ____ ___ elf of any — ___ which as appeared ___ ___ ___ . (DO CAPTAIN KANGAROO (11) 13, 51116UWINKLE 1OVER EASY (1 17 FAMILY AFFAIR - Steak LUN SUNDAY SPECIALS RADITIQN : ° FRIED HICKEN. NdsV tbrugkMdsyI.chW.ch LUNCH 11 AMTIL3pM 5 DINNERS -1 I' 1.99 '1.99 No. 12.......... ingsi.t l Ikisim _______ '16101* UQPfl 1I 'MI ______ ____________ I _______________ ___________ I p4sc.s W ISOICIesI Hiesy lippod frisd MISbelssiL¼oo Y•VV. 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(2 1/2Hrs.) __ 70 3:48 •TNtMORN ___ ____ •IN.Aa(AwA=::u (FSNFLTOOAY __ ____ oiam,is m. work iiD (35) MOVIE "There One ___ __ efabisbopmstsr$gtoffi. Born Every Minute" (B/W) Have yuu iesn a ____ poorina,m,,St. (1942) Hugh Hifbint, Tom plotothatappisnid __ have? EMMA am ____ to go into the cattle business aM you would like Is _______ _____ EARLY 501 . .kJ in the EvenIng Her- , (17) THE LUCY SHOW 9:30 U (35)1 LOVE LUCY 24 10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING I12(17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 0 (1) CARD SHARKS (11) (35) PTL CLUB 2)(17)MOVIE • A special production Of t 2:30 ____ 9:00 0C!) DONAHUE CE) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS ll 0 MOVIE (lID (35) DICK VAN DYKE (A) 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 11:55 D l ' 8:30 TODAY cn 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (9 (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) CROCKETTS VICTORY GARDEN 02(17) ROMPER ROOM 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 5J 0 GUIDING LIGHT (35)I DREAM oFJEANNlE (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL LP (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Ln (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 ($) 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (A) lID (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (12 (17) THE FLINTSTONES 4:00 0 EMERGENCY ONEI CE 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (1) 0 MERV GRIFFIN ill (35) TOM AND JERRY l2(1O) SESAME STREET Jq (17)SPECTAEMAN 4:30 [4)0 BEWITCHED LP (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (17) GIILIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 0 C!) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (3) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (ii) (35) THE FLINISTONES t3 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 0 NEWS 10:00 0 PRIME TIME SUNDAY 10:30 4(10) THE '708: AN ECO0 @ HOLLYWOOD NOMIC REVIEW An overview SQUARES of tie major economic prob(530 WHEWI Iems of the past decade •Inflation, unemployment and energy -- and possible trends CE) 0 CBS NEWS for the 1980s are presented. 11:00 6:00 10:30 0 HIGH ROLLERS 0 (D 0 NEWS (DO WHO'S ON CALL? A 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (35) BIONIC WOMAN group of Interns at a New York (Z) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Jaime combats robot replicas City hospital are plagued by of OSl secretaries who are rivalries, romances and hilari. plotting to kidnap Oscar Goldous mishaps. 11:30 (73 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY man. (Part 1) 0 C!) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 11:00 i)j) (35) KUNG FU 24(10)ONCEUpONACLAS. (1)0 FAMILY FEUD 0 NEWS (14(10) ZOOM (A) SIC "The Boy With Two 11:30 Heads" A young boy Is reward0 @j NBC LATE MOVIE (t (17) NEWS ad for thwarting a burglary at lijñafjes Fbvd I "Birch Interval" (1976) Eddie an antique shop with a South Atbert, Rip Torn. An impres. AFTERNOON American witch doctor's sionable young girl uncovers shrunken head, an old native 1I!LAZATWiN) _ conflict and tragedy when she drum and some bamboo pipes. is sent to the country to live 1200 H, I? xz 3Z 7SO (12) (17) WRESTLING with her grandparents. 0 (4) MINDREADERS 6:30 CE) 0 THE ALL-AMERICAN MAT . ALL SHOWS (530(7)0 NEWS 8 (1) NBC NEWS COLLEGE COMEDY SHOW (B ~35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER UN..WED. (7)0 ABC NEWS Forty-two students from four i24 10) EDUCATIONAL PRO2:30 major universities perform a GRANMING 6:45 ________ ( series of musical and comedy (1 21(17) LOVE, AMERICAN (5)0 NFL TODAY sketches. Jaye P. Morgan STYLE 7:00 hosts. 12:30 S (!) DISNEY'S WONDER- (730 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW SC!) NEWS FUL WORLD Joseph Bottoms 2:35 CP 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. PLAZA 11 presents a behind-the-scenes ROW look at the Disney special MONYI (1)0 RYAN'S HOPE effects department to show 1:00 how some of the more spectac. 43 CP DAYS OF OUR LIVES ular effects are achieved. MORNiNG (530 THE YOUNG AND THE 060 MINUTES RESTLESS LM-(-O VIE LA ND] (DO A PINK CHRISTMAS (DO ALL MY CHILDREN The Pink Panther, atone, cold 5:00 , 1191S 1221216 (11 (35)DICK VAN DYKE 0THE FBI and hungry sitting In Ce6tral Park in the 1890's, sees a blue 1:30 5:15 Christmas In store for himself. (17)THE UNTOUCHABLES (1) 0 AS THE WORLD SUNDAY (R) 5:30 (1])(35) STREETS OF SAN (U)(35) ANDY GRIFFITH :45.7:1 (DO SUNRISE SEMESTER FRANCISCO Three escaped 7:30 2:00 prlsonersgoonassdisucram.. 6:00 (4) THE page of terror, murder and IIlIIII PIVII •1)EARLY DAY (DØ ONE LIFE TO LIVE rape. (DOHEALTHAELD (11) (35)GOMER PYLE 0100) EVENING AT SYM. (Z)0 SUNRISE R LIVE - Pill IWI SEX WITH A SMILE 1:20 PHONY Seiji Ozawa and the 6:10 Boston Symphony Orchestra (121(17) NEWS (17) WORLD AT LARGE perform "Harold In Italy" by Hector Berlioz with soloist Pin-' 6:25 chas Zukerman, and Haydn's 5(1) COUNTRY ROADS "Consummatum Est." (A) 6:30 In Memory (12)(lT)BE8TOFDONPIyAND (DOThEEDALgI8HOW ory of MARIE Guests: Lucille Ball, (17) NEWS Roy Bolger, Paul Williams and Paul Lynde, 6:45 ELVIS PRESLEY (10 )A.M. WEATHER 7:30 (7)0 OUT OF THE BLUE 6:55 TION '. 8:25 0 TODAY IN FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 530 (DO WILD KINGDOM "Exploring The Leewards" ([2) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR ___ - ,, l 9:00 0 OUTLOOK OSUNDAY MORNING (DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests Tony Orlando, Carl Weathers, Sury Chaffee, David Horowitz. (R) (II) (35) THE FLINTSTONES 8:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann forgets she agreed to go to Schneider's lodge picnic and promises Max she will attend his company party, being held at the same time. 0 MOVIE "An American Christmas Carol" (Premiere) Henry Winkler, Dorian Harewood. After spending Christmas eve repossessing a farmer's furniture, an orphanage Plano and the contents of a bookstore, a miserly old man sits down to read one of the repossessed books. "A Christmas Carol." (35) JERRY FALWELL 9:00 () 0 CIRCUS OF THE STARS Erik Estrada, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Lola alana, Marlette Hartley and Loretta Swit serve as rIngmasters for this special featuring thirty-two television, stage and film stars performing daring circus ____________ 7:30 „,want a Copy? _____ M 9-7 6:30 •ctIN8CNEWS (2)8NEWS (8 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS TAKE TWO 1:30 530 (DO WRESTUNG ___________________________________ 0(17)AORICULTUREU,$,A. (V(35) MOVIE "Doctor Dolittis" (C) (1967) 200 , M (9 (10) A CHRISTMAS EE AGA"TtNE U-1111.11111. CAROl. AT FORD'S THEATRE 0(17) srwus THE ijNti he ariss Dickens cluaic ts is broadcast from the historic (DTH'LAWANDYOU MVPW ' 700 ___ (DO MOVIE "The Tall Men" . (B/W)(1955)C$$tk Gable, Rob. .. .•' (D MARLO AND THE srI Ryan. Two brothers decide . '1 'I 1 Oj&D ReACH TV'S bP r • •• _ Z'M" 6:00 6 (1) NEWS 4:00 0 MOE "Love Story" (C) (1970) All MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal. A young widower recalls his wife, a victim oI leukemia. (2 Hrs•) ([) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Wash. ington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys IS (10) LORD MOUNTBATTEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTURY Following the Japanese surrender in 1945. Mountbatten becomes involved in handling postwar political and human problems. (Part 5of 8) (17) MOVIE "Getting Away From It All" (1971) 6:00 (7)0 IN SEARCH OF.,. 35)GRIZZLY ADAMS 4(1O) TENNIS "1979 Davis Cup" Highlights of the finals of the doubles competition between the United States and Itatyarepresented. Brooklyn man (Gary Frank) in (5)0 SPECTRUM the 1950's arrives home on (7)Q FIRST BAPTIST Christmas leave from the Na TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18 CHURCH 11:00 to his boyhood world of teneModel Railroad, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. mints, deep hurls and deeper (5)030 MINUTES loves. (1]) M) TOM AND JERRY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 (DO LOVE BOAT 8 10) FEELINGS "Anger" AARP-NART, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag Three youngsters discuss how 10:00 lunch. Open to all senior citizens. they handle the anger and frus• c A MAN CALLED tratlons of life with Dr. Lee SLOANE A madman with a Sanford Christian Sharing Center luncheon for staff Salk. (R) PO"dull weapon thrailateris to and volunteers, noon, Holy Cross Episcopal Parish sink a freighter and Its cargo of 11:30 House. nuclear waste material. (DO FACE THE NATION (DO FANTASY ISLAND An (DO BILL DANCE OUT. Seminole Chapter No, OES Christmas Party and absent-minded professor (Are DOORS meeting,8 p9m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Johnson) with a top-soccret (ED (35) MOVIE "It Ain't Hay" Invention becomes the target (B/W) (1943) of enemy agents, whiles wornSAWRDAY,DECEMBERZZ an tries to communicate with AFTERNOON Holiday musical puppet show, "The Elves and the; her dead husband, 12:00 Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 a.m., Theater on (Ii) (35) HOT NIGHTS 0(1) MEET TH E PRESS Park. Winter Park. ,(1O)ASTMCflyU (DD JOHN McICiy (DO ISSUES 1100 AND TrinhtyPrepScbool Players will prillnt"Qirljtniaa ANSWERS •@)DD0 NEWS (10)ANOTHER VOICE OVE "The Only Goldenrod. Opus to public. G.m. In Town" (C) (I M) 12:30 11:30 •(1)THE ULTIMATE NIGH DECEMBER88 "S ng" • (4) SATURDAY NIGHT Sent Citizens tour to Lakeland for the Uplzwt (DO NFL TOOAY UV Host: Martin Sheen. (D O THE COLLEGE BOWL Show at 8p.m. Leave Sanford at 4 p.m. with pick up at Guest: David Bowls. GAMES: THE LASTREWARD (DO MOVIE "F. Scott Casselberry at 4:30 p.m. Return 10:30 p.m. Dinner on __ And The (10) FLORIDA REPORT the way down. Call 322-9148 for reservations. (C) (1974) Richard 12:38 . Chamberlain, Blythe Danner. SATuRDAY, DECEMBER89 (121(17) MOVIE "A Bill Of Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald Divorcement" (1932) Holiday Musical puppet show, "The Elves and the ,,. NI future wife Zeida 1-00 Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 a.m., Theder on while he Is stationed In the 0 (3D NFL Park, Winter Park. South.(2Hrs.) coverage (7)0 MOVIE "Th. Princess Colts at New York Giants; ButMONDAY, DECEMBER 31 And The Pirate" (C)(1945) Bob falo Bills at Pittsburgh Stealers; Greater Malfland Civic Center New Y's Eve Hope, Virginia Mayo. BucCleveland Browna at Cincinnati Dance with music by Jack Drummond, 9p.m. to 1 a.m. curious capturs an entertainer gais Kansas City Chiefs at Maitland Civic Center. Breakfast served. Call 6W71Vand a princess and hold them Tampa Bay Buccaneers for reservations. (]DO NFL FOOTIBALL Min. nhsota Vikings at New England Patriots THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 ISIRd1 (7) p ,tj Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., North Park (10) WASHINGTON WEEK Avenue, Sanford. MORNING WI REVIEW by Stan Lee and John Rómi*5 w5TAAy EVENING Christmas carols led by Mrs. Olive Pierce. ' Jeff recommends that South Dec. 21) You will not receive Youmayflndyounselfcaugbt __ In a ____ play so" . is out, of those who are In ider WhirS no arnom* four spades. A. P- ' trumps do break 5 position than ou Peamment seems to A zion. Frustration must be fought Keep your cool, Don't make Vulnerable: Both Accordingly, he recomwith logic, not angry words. matters worse. Dealer South mends that South discard his. Find out more of what lies CANCER 21-July 22) West North East South losing club on the second ahead for you In the year Emotions can run(June 11151) today a• heart lead and continue by foliowing your Pa 2 NT Pass 3• throwing a good diamond 'thdaY Y and tempers could flare. Pass 34 Pass 4 sending for your copy of Guard What you say 10 othe third heart. Then he can _________ Pass Pass Pus PM ruff the fourth heart in dum-, AstroGraph Latter. Mall workers. The wrong remark my and preserve his five for each to As o-Grapb, Box could make you 01* to be the trumps to handle the potentIal 489, RadIo City StatiOn, N.Y. "heavy." five trUmps bold by a defend. 10019. Be sure to specify birth en. ____________ date. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). (NEWSPAP 1ss) You're far too generous for By Oswald Jacehy CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Mu _____ your own good today and (DO U a qt 11) That your gut th. experts? Wilt. 'Ask tht about things today, and iiøt could euUy be Hen is a hand Concocted by ExpwtA" mm of tNs the pressure tactics of those vantage of. Open your Wallet Jeff Rub= for the Bridge per. IndMdusi questions onl for who would have you believe World magazine. At lust we be ansi.wed If lCCOVP1PMId you're wrong, They're not on assume that Jeff, who Is one by stamp.o Jeff-addressed VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Of our greatest theorists, your side. , Allow yourself IflPIe tine to mad. It up be in AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Oft thI'OU5h 811 )P0%W tm• South's bidding Is an exam- thiS column and portant moves. Poor 19)reiae You won't bemoney stingy Ifyou YOU judgment and ünpuWveneas Pie of extreme conservatism oopW of JACOBI' MODERN.) to loan by Al PO5141-11-17 WHY DIP 'iOU PULL I'M ME INTO HIPING THIS CLOSET, FRCY? EMILY.' .6 #K10 - PR ISCILLA'S In action, There Is South with For Monday, D.c.mb.r 17, 1979 top tricks in YOUR BIRTHDAY shoulders and could be costly. his own hand never getting past four spades. December17, 1179 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Not only that, but South Chances are you'll ex- Watch out if you're apdoesn't bother to make any penience strong urges to proached on teaming UP With sort of slam try. True, his express your more creative anyone today, especially d it rtner has made a negailtive tendencies this coming year. involves money. You could two-notrump response, but SUCCeSS can be found in these easily be led down a garden that response doesn't deny areas if you don't rush thlngs. path full possession ofanyii1np __ _____ _____ When it comes to the play, GEMINI (May 2lJune 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- NORTH 98 9743 091 4186543 WEST EAST $75432 • KQ 1085 AJ98 $140 EEK& MEEK You have the rare knack persons on all levels, wt today to transform outmoded will impress them the most is methods and things Into your sincerity and warmth. WIN AT BRIDGE - , pm.. greatest asset today 8:00 •VOEOF VICTORY 0 R HUMBARD DO SHOW MY PEOPLE © (35) CASPER 10 SESAMESTREET(R) am (1 7) THE THREE ST000E8 AND FRIENDS 8:30 0 @) SUNDAY MASS (1) 0 ORAL ROBERTS (]]) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS. SYCATS (12) 17) LOST IN SPACE 9:30 0 C!) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE (35) WOODY WOODPECKAND FRIENDS CHIPS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (5)0 THE BEAR WHO SLEPT (R) THROUGH CHRISTMAS i000 Animated. A loveable bear THE ARCHIE CAMP. fights off hibernation and stays BELL SHOW awake long enough logo on an (7)0 KIDSWORLD eventful search for Christmas. (35) ROAD RUNNER (R) (10) STUDIO SEE "Orion. (DO CHRISTMAS WITH THE testing" The new sport of flOfl Sisters and their families Is demonstrated; visit Al Hartig, share the tree-decorating and kite man; thoroughbred horses the are trained in Ocala, Fla. (A) 8:30 0(17)HAZEL 5)0 THE ppy CHRIST. MM sNow Animated. Angela 1030 Lansbury and Cyril Ritchard tell 0(1) MOVIE "Three Faces the story of an orphaned shepWest" (B/W) (1940) John herd boy who received the Wayne, Sigrid Gunie. The grandest ChrIstmas present of daughter of an Austrian immiI grant longs to return home to the lover she ft behind until 9:00 she discovers he's not the hero S Ci) BJ AND THE BEAR she believed him to be. (1 1/2 MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 Monday Morners Toastmasters, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Men Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, _____ Brown. Vitamin Z. the ingredlent of a new pudding, causes problems for a peace-loving famlly.(1 Hr. lSMins.) 7:30 (B (35) WHIZ - THE ELF WHO MADE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - ___ ___________ 1 - _______ Yo THE DAYhi RECEIPTS A - em Mexico is examined. aM (35) (17) DR. E.J. DAN. IEL8 - 6:45 0 NFL. TODAY 7:00 •GD FLODA'8 WATCHING () 0 HEE HAW Guests: Conway Ttty, RonnieProph. et. (D0 LAWRENCE WELK "Christmas Show" DeBary Volunteer Firemen's Assn. Christmas parade, I P.m., Highway 17-92 from Highbanks to Asturian Road. I WI SAThRDAY DEcEmER15 Tuscola Uffited Cherokee Tribe of Florida, 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. Ft St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran. vation Amy building, 700 W. 24th St., Sanford presented by students of Sanford Gymnastics Assn. Donation at door, parents and children under 6 free, SUNDA', DECEMBER Sweetwater Oa Christmas Parade, 2 p.m., on Sweetwater Boulevard, from Sabal Point to WeMva, • Sunday, Dec. 14, D7-7C TONIGHT'S TV Christmas Party for Longwood children, 2-5 p.m., city recreation building across from city ball. Gifts and refreshments. ___________ THE BbRN LOSER Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,AL ____________________________________________ Carolina 13 Ravi*e By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 14 Big lizard 15 Trailed ment 18 Thrill 58 Wears away 17 Sailors For Sunday, D.c.mb.r 16, 1979 L'OOI ER ojv. __ patron 3ant DOWN Ipo_____ _____ 18 Opening Lu E A, TINi S S Al ______ ______ something more useful and YOUR BIRTHDAY 20 Tailed I Tropical fruit OlNE SE Use YOUr _ _ worthwhile. December If, 1979 amphibians 2 Russian river S L C T cà cI'ti 21 Rhythm 3 Edge There 23 Off-white 4 Philippine TAURUS (April 20-May 20) have disappointed you in the 23 Fateful time 42 Typing 27 Trudged knife past but which you were Ways to resolve a situation f' for Caesar blunder 32 10-cent 5 Watch closely abandon. whlchyouPrevIOUSlYCOUldfl't to border reluctant 24 Shout of good 43 Korean pieces 6 Start aside Resurrect them this coming find the answers may conic to 33 Arbitrary will (ital) river 7 Banish assertion 8 Exclamation 25 Foreboding 44 Grow together year. They could now be you today in a sudden bUrst Of by Mort Walker (colloq) of disgust 26 Split 45 Squeezes Out ready to bear fruit. brilliance, 34 Occasion 9 Undoing 28 Mild expletive 47 Bull (So ) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 35 Angry — 10 Own 29 Group of two 48 In the same THER BEEN Dec 21) Your perceptions Your time could be best spent 36 More grainy 11 Again 30 Ancient Italian place (abbr) ENOUGH FOOD 39 Finisher 12 Shop regarding ways to better your today doing things which 8t family ATTHE Ct40 40 Translucent 19 Adenosine tn. 31 Active person 49 Horses long let In life are exceptionally both constructive and labors neck-hair 42 Playful child phosphate HALL FOR keen today. Act on your of love. Busy yourself lii 37 Earliest born 50 Energy unit 46 Dentists (abbr) SECOHQS ALL 38 Traffic light hunches promptly so you joyous, productive ways. (PI) degree (abbr) 21 Occult WEEK 47 Hour and color 52 Before this won't lose momentum. You'll CANCER (June 21-July 22) 22 More minute 41 Stage whisper 54 Over Iprefix) timistic 0 enjoy the section in your new Social activities which are Astro-Graph Letter which loosely structured will be the tells you what lies ahead for ones that should prove to be you in romance. Mail $1 for the most enjoyable today. Try each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, somethIng 13 Radio City Station, N.Y. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 15 — — 10019. Be sure to specify birth Through your cleverness YOU ________ I -- — date. should be able to put 17 18 19 20 — CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, situations together today by Art Sansorn ——— — 19) In order to bring your which will be profitable for 21 22 hopes into being today, don't yoursielf and others. Think be afraid to experiment with "money." . 23 24 25 26 27 28 new methods and techniques. VIRGO (Aug. 2ept. -- ingenious twists could turn Yo 32 33 ur moods may experience the trick, sudden fluctuations today, —. — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.-Feb. 34 35 from somber to lightheaded. 19) If you're Involved in any Don't take yourself too 39 — — — '— type of joint venture today, 36 37 '38 and you'll have a assume the leading role.seriously g time. ——— Facing challenges awakens E 40 your strongest qualities. ——— LIBRA (Sept. 23OCt. 42 43 44 45 48 '46 4 50 Good things could happen for PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — — — Others believe in you today you today from two different _ 51 52 53 54 because they see that you directions. One could be believe in yourself and your romantic and the other _________ 56 -ideas, Winning allies and financial. . — -- — — supporters shouldn't be difSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) HEY. WHERE'RE — I_— — 15 ur MY POINUTS T SURE BEETLE ACROSS Sauposo , KISSIMMEE 2* 5, Orlands Or. -- C1ILUty I. _-- ____________-- - — _____ -— �[1 • • . .. SC—Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. •. 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PRICE . —I-- _L. -- $dakiI • -S S LOIWUPINIL VON N! I lOW NICS PCI OSV - L n F .....,.....,,... - ----- I 1 ' — • T7I I .- 7. F?.r S ' . .•.- . - •- . S -V .7j4.V77 W ±. . - •. - .S • • 4 . • ., b' TOW �-- • S#7A VQHØ1 I / Haw' MR. A spR,Ng.,e I I STRAVSS-.x ac SAti$' I I II(T MIA" AND F114 I I 70 C04fS 04 i*Y—ty VERY 1rZIS7 C.44'T LI GET 7D t lAP E*SHER JD8' SoRR > S27z4R0 FUW a4 /ER 41 tJJ& sM 1M/Yti1 "I7XTORcA,c' low Lr43 4'4 M" r1I(IspJ I &( _AOF C*UPUS 1 II I° '" Ip AxtwNise - 12 7HE .4á4771N7 rniN•• I VA 4- 4' THEY HAP 2 C4NPLE6 IN\ ITHSeL4PECFA7ANP& IL BUT I SAW No tc WANT 75 CANPLES! ' COUNT - 'EM / 01 ___If • P $ 44F us by Art Snsom ::... •,,-: ••\••.• : Ir.,, LA.! : - • - - SIR GAWAJN $5 VtCRRIEP. HE HAD ALLOW HIS SQUIRE, MN, TO SAIL 10 THE ISLE OF MAN 10 DISCOVER If THE VIKINGS WERE PREPARING IT FOR A PLACE FROM WHICH 10 ATTACK SPJTAIN. A MONTH HAS F3'OSEp ANP NO WORP OF A. HEXT WEEK — Escape ,1•I6 .... MD ENDS IN THE SIAE STRANGE ROOM WHERE MUCH BOAT J$tLNG IS IN PR0RE59. BUT THE E)UT OF THIS PLACE IS UNDER WATER AND AS THEY WATCH, A BOAT 15 WING FIU.!P WITH MNP UNTIl. IT IS BARELY 5USPENPW IN THE WATER — THEN IT 19 DRAWN OUT THROUGH THE SUSMEROEP OPENING. ip •u _. s,,..ke. WWW ,w' .1 :'.' Jut/ fop rid& I I 0 I D EAR HELOISE: Your mother had a hint ln the column several years on how to make asack blouse. I made one and have really used it. I think It's worth repeating. Would you do It, dear? A Senior Citizen Bless yes, heart, I'd love Is. Just take an eM bath tl, ielditkshaNandsewltvpffie sides, leaving an O pening • Me arms. ___ Make an spsnlng lathe neck wader '-• I,Id .r l'W • V• the raw a stitch (or you can bind ItWtth blast.ps). — And W all ISrget the pecisitsl Hew can • we survive our he5NiIk without pedli$$l 4". These blouses are really yes? IS IIS doing SW domestic see. They're cal, are easily lau ssisred, abssrb • •• well, andneed as iressleg. '.. Hugs, Ilelelse • • * .-....e.....a.'...'.-..... • ••,...,.I•t.n's,.'• . NIGHTY NIGNTI DEAR HELOISE: Cut the lop off an old pair o( clean panty hose, tying off the leg openings. Makes a gret nightcap. Irs the best I've found for holding rollers or whatever, Grace Anderson ___________ rws_u_J_*_,_____,.l,.•.A,I,,...,.., ,. BAR NOIlEl DEAR HELOISE: My husband looked in the cookie jar and found all the fig bars his favorite hard as a rock. We happened to be out of apples so he put a couple of pieces of celery In with the cookies, and the next day they were soft and fresh as though they had lust been put In the jar. LosM. SAMPLE THISI DEAR HELOISE: tsia I._- . space in packing for vacations or short hope. Instead of using the regular products of toiletries try buying the sample sizes: The samples are small and inexpensive, and some can be refilled They range in products from powder to deodorant, face cream, toothpaste, even disposable razors. Having a family of four, this really helps. Karen R. Blunt f THE CARLA SELLI ART GALLERY DEAR HELOISE: On a rainy day I feel bored, and you probably feel the same way. Here's a fun thing to do. Take a small, shallow box lid, like hosiery comes in. Glue a piece of white paper into the box lid. Color around the sides of the lid with a brown crayon or paint, making a picture frame. Cut out pictures from magazines, or such, and glue them onto the white paper. You could cut out pictures of flowers and then draw your own vase. Whenthe picture is completed, just cover the lid with a piece of plastic wrap and tape It down. Carla Belli, Age 11 A LITTLE BUDGET CUTTER DEAR HELOISE: I am 11 years old and I think you are great. I read your column every time the paper comes. It is very Interesting. Here is a hint for money savers. When you use paper napkins, cut them in half. That way you save napkins and money. Hazel, Age 11 12.16 1' im m Pukw 5nlK. iac. DEAR READER: sIsyes5ipIpa Nyea'd .. shm• wit, ask a ques'Iss Sr usaise a s'•u. t1 , care eISsIs ______hugs, Heislis j. • —- . . Ii 7/ H' NEW TW7 W. 17 Irk WT 1. — ,-.-- .-• - �---•" . . • I' --•- ---• -.---- . - - - - ---- . - --- . -- •• . --.. -•--- PONYTAIL by Lee Holley Aft fty?A GNISAW. _ Time! 0 - ---- - • THE KATZINJAMMER KIDS by Mike S.nlch ftMAN IoW 12' WJT ---- _ C ST CA59 AEW OLWYM Nor HECW FI _&°Ef1E_ WN0 TEACHERfl parCiOAT-011 OCEAN OR GrZE- THINK VE WRIPIT SE FIT !1JIT !HAL AW TIGER by lud Slake Qm95 • rduu. • • - - I A060 f"_ zafl'J LHIMS U H060 WHV - __ w J -' - ft orJ**/ BUDDHA '119 IN ATEMPLE IN 10 FEET HIG H AND BELIEVM FOR 200 WARS BE BRONZE SEL tAA4NATr. To SHAMS Tmrr I.I.S.CoNGRESS IIJTO ACTION, IN 1912., OFFERED To WAS AWII~Alr'qtty FOUND TO BE GOLD OUT or YOM OWN Nwra H"o 'fr ___ __ tI fmIT by st.u.i AVY 17 NEVER MEAL PC T a, YlLm Nm... — - a Hslmdshl - TRHAP VM 1. l. 1 "OVa THE PMKWAY MCi THROUGH THE TOLLS, TO AJMOT)*WS CONOO WE GOt" -.:•• No r"BLEff wor I'M Tm&'f POW011119 r HAVE WN at Tw roam ftm uff" - 5US$ SUNNY. 5mT PER IL pop s..; • - • .. - "I CALL IT THE WATION COCKTAIL. DRIPI( TWO AND YOU HAVE NO OLOELINESt _____________________________ • + WLL;vjompmg Five STUDGAT • TV lk W. _ - I - IHE'$ MLY DTIONMi A flOItY MOI WOMNI, AND Y!TNOT HOSTW' YOU *4T TCHINO MIY I DOIFT WHY - - .;•- . -- - .•.•--•. .. 7 id 1 LflTéFlo A FED THAT OINES MY SOCIAL CONOC1(N0E WITH A HEALTHY PROFIT MAAOIN -- - - 1 -_: - -. .---.-.• ---. - ,- . . -.•.••-.• - .-.• ..-- - . . • I / - - - - -j ... 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Mfft W ol w Wift so fm tow _______ _______ _________ I IST __________ vs MUPO WAVE A Mw W140 CAN IW YOUR BEST LINES MR IS aim ow AND - -I-j. -.-- -. - --• - - • —• I ••-- - - --. —••-• . -•- _________________ . . . I - - - ;-'- _7 41 4 fir �. S . 0 ,— -I 0 72nd Year, No. 101—Monday, Dec 17,1979—Sanford, Florida 3277 !Ideal Citizen ' Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Harper Dead At 81 By JANE CASSELBERRY unquestioned and whose talents were devoted to for 25 years service. He was chairman of the board He started the Sanford Electric Company in 1926 many community activities. He epitomized the of directors from 1969 to January of this year. and remained president until 1970, when he stepped Ideal citizen In a progressive community." Born in Starke, he came to Sanford In 1920 after down and gave the presidency to his son, E. C. E. C. Harper Sr., active in the civic, church, "He was a very dedicated upright leader and serving In France with the U. S. Army in World War Harper Jr. He remained active in the business and business and fraternal activities of Sanford for gave of himself beyond the call of duty," said A. I. He Joined the National Guard in 1921 and resigned was a director of the corporation. more than half a century, died Sunday afternoon at Edwin Shinholser, who was associated with 20 years later with the rank of major. He organized Seminole Memorial Hospital at the age of 81. lie was president of the Central Florida Electrical Harper through First Federal and the Sanford the Selective Service Board here and served as Association and chairman of the Seminole County Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at waais. "I felt he had a keen personal interest in chairman from 1940 until he resigned in 1965. Electrical Board and the City of Sanford Electrical the First Baptist Church of Sanford with Rev. J. Ted He was a member of First Baptist Church for 59 his fellow man and the whole community will feel Board. Cosmato officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen the loss." years and was a member and a chairman of the Cemetery. Mr. Harper, a director of First Federal since 1942, Board of Deacons, president of the Men's Class and He is survived by his wife, Bessie; son, E. C. Commenting on the death, George Touhy , who was president from 196148, when he was awarded a chairman of the church's Board of Trustees. Harper Jr.; daughter, Jean Jacoby, all of Sanford; was associated for 30 years with Mr. Harper on the certificate of reconition for 25 years service. He "He was always faithful to his church," said sister, Amelia Matter, Key Largo: five grandboard of First Federal Savings and Loan of was chairman of the board of directors of First Cosmato," and was always In his place even when children and one great-granddaughter. Seminole' County said: "I think the town was Federal since 1942, was president from 196168, he had to use a walker and It was difficult for him to. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is in charge of enriched by this person, whose integrity was when he was awarded a certificate of recognition walk. We'll surely miss him." arrangements. Herald Staff Writer irlp unier'Wh by Hal Kaufman • HAT TRICKI Place a jellybean and a hat on the table. State that you will make the ellyb.an disappear from under the hat. When challenged, put on the hat and eat the jelly. bean. You will have kip( your word. Expected On Land Use Eye Smartsi A line of letters enan eye chart roads: ERlGTGEN. Can you rearrange "me litters and*40 One more for I timely word? - By DIANE PETRYK SONIJ.3O JS$ PPS PUS S~ saw"asoo Riddle-Me-flIsi How did the snowmah stand with his girl? Out in the cold. Why couldn't the mechanical man take a joke? He was tin•sliinned. "SUM TR ICK,". SAYS SANTA Santa says this trick is oneof his favorites. He SI1 I OY$TafldS? 10 •- ,:•' then reaches into the 18 same box .nd camts .•-. out number (or him5'9II.f'-'.. self. says he, "I have ttis same number you do, enough . . . -more to make 20. and two extra." -h. . ' When his friend i's" . - '-• vesishisnumber—say -. . -- . -. - -. .-,,. 15—Santa t. ....,. ..... ,. . IS, five ,nore, Old lot ... -' has tWo extra .. . .. .. ,' i..' ... -, ,n '-,•. How come? Santa ,. . .. . . - . . -Z - . picks Up 22 to begin with, and his total will YULE $Ell What can you draw to conpOste th e Yu$tj. be 22 regardless. scone above? To find out, add coaBactia. Hess 1, 2,3. etc. . .. ' . ' .... '. —5- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Ther, are at lees? six dilforincas Ig drawing details bitwus Isp and bottom psnel. New quickly can yes find them? Check answers with these balsw. peg p -IuisS.ua o '. 11010 I logo 4JS SU$ 1 $4515Ip 5 5 .g -t -_ isjpe gUpg Is 'AN AOSI ag :S,vi ' 4l57 'rtrz A $1 LL her report to the commission. She said she will tell the board that the Herald Staff Writer Although restrictive land use amend- group objects to provisions that will ments to Seminole County's adopted make it difficult for them to build homes Comprehensive Plan are not likely to be on the shores of lakes, creeks and rivers approved, another stormy public hearing in the county, which are being called Is expected before the county corn- preservation areas. mission votes on the issue Tuesday night. We object to the county-wide floodA newly formed citizens group and the prone map which is being used — to keep county Board of Realtors will be on hand us from building and from borrowing to protest, along with individual mortgage money when it was designed homeowners who have indicated their solely for insurance rate determination San disapproval of such "interference with and toshow the need for flood-proofing of their private property rights." structures," she said. The Comprehensive Plan outlines the Petitions will be presented, she said, judgement from the By DONNA ESTES court defining the is," Sturm said today. In other business, the city commission at the 7 p.m. meeting at city hail will county's goals and policies concerning asking that the commissioners: Hersld8taff Writer City Manager Warren F'ow1es has word. 1 Deny all portions of the 1979 County Commissioner Bob Sturm will Insisted the annexation will not create an Knowles called such an action a consider a request from the "Friends of land use In unincrporated Seminole. It is an attempt to take people's amendments except the sections on mass recommend to his coll eagues today enclave. Creation via annexation of an is the St. Johns" that an appointment on the in no way suit. "appropriate action" against the city of enclave Is forbidden by state law. St. Johns Water Management District be property, according to Commissioner transit, aviation, ports and electric utilities. Sanford If the city commission goes "In my opinion this annexation would sought for a Sanford or Seminole County Bob Sturm. Neither the courts ot the state nor the Amendments to 2 Vote to reopen hearings on the the plan were forwardwithitsannouncedlntentionata ted not only create a jutting out, but will in resident. attorney general's office has Interpre of the proposed by co un said Comprehensive Plan. ty planners who ct clearly create an enclave," Sturm 7 p.m. meeting today of annexing a the term J. T. Turnipseed and Hugh Pain "enclave." The cities of th e fa 3) Secure a one-foot contour map of parcel of property. today. The area is part of Sturm's FrIends of the St. Johns told corn- they felt development should be limited county have generally defined the term said The property Islocatedat the southeast as a parcel of property completely district. missioners last week Nassau County, for safety and other reasons in areas they areas that have been designated floode St. Johns earmarked for conservation and prone In order to ascertain that struccorner of the intersection of U. S. }ligh surrounded by the land in a different "If the city wishes to hold up the an- which is not affected by th tures will be adequately flood-proofed, preservation. way 17-92 and Woodson Avenue, near jurisdiction, such as county territory nezatlon, I would be very amenable to River, has an appointee on the board th that septic tanks Will be operable and Preservation areas, according to e Suiiiand Estates. On the city commission while Se*nlnola County cowtty that drtvewiysmsy be etev..edto Usable planners, are naturally occurring Iifirst re alibi wu"n _,i_a. --' - . The - too 1 - vkul Sam rim W -. . - ffftff~slo -UU7 WIW3 5 ft S Ordinance A second at another territory- completely or partially office," he said. designating the Atlantic Bank of 4) Obtain an economic Impact study to Conservation areas are lands of unique • • • meetingmuss take •h Seminole and the Flagship Bank of ore e surrounded by territory of another determine the economic effect on private StWM said the county has filed Seminole, both located in the city. as ecological significance. m - to Is find. - - .1, 1 . Jurisdiction. Preservation areas. which are part of property owners before attempting 0 lawsuits against various cities on the depositories for some $65 million rime -action, to $7 the county's overall drainage system, further restrictions on use In Seminole Knowles said while the tract does not "enc1ave'uesUl,uge would be for the cot7fW a lawsuit million annus y y unda. would lose their water holding capacity If County. create an enclave, it does create a want to see erosion of the county through against the city cI'.aiienging County officials have said there Is a The commission will receive the developed, the planners said. nexatlon "However, If the city wishes to "Jutting out." He has also suggested that annexations." Explaining the county The restrictive amendments were good chance present landowners would involved in lawsuits position further, he said annexations of resignation of Jack T. Bridges from the hold up final reading of the ordinance, i the county, currently proposed after some county officials saw not be greatly affected by the amendwould be very amenable to going in with challenging annexations in Longwood, this type --diminM the county's power city's planning and zoning commission ments because of likely insertion of a Sanford in getting an interpretation from Casselberry and Lake Mary, join with base and conversely build the city's Bridges has served six years on the the effects of Hurricane David on the St. Petersburg area. Commissioner Sturm "grandfather clause. advisory board. the attorney general on what an enclave Sanford In gaining a declaratory power base" said he did not want to see Seminole A grandfather clause could prohibit the County be forced to rescue and evacuate restrictions from being applied to those •. --- • ....... people, such as was necessary In St. - ____ . who already own property. It could apply Petersburg after they built homes on to the land, whoever owns It, or it could prone land. .-w--apply only to the present owner. in the , During Hurricane David, Seminole latter case, if the owner sold the land the County provided shelters for residents new owner would have to comply with the who felt unsafe in their homes, but did regulations. Such grandfather clauses not evacuate anyone, according to Public are up to the commissioners. Safety Director Gary Kaiser. County officials have Indicated the Sturm, undecided on the amendments N IMPRESSED amendments are primarily aimed at '•.-. . until a boisterous public meeting with developers who want to subdivide their Geneva area landowners Nov. 5, has said Awaits ty . •• S . - - 11,Et( I ________ ading ford _____ ____ '.Icte _____ _________ 5-' Annexation ____ 5- :'' '' , r. - s'0 %., %__ —.& - .. ) -- -, -. - -. '.- -•- -.......... - WITH SANTA / :- - — - , ai. - . I Geneva area, much of It designated flood , prone, is In Sturm's district. , Mario Bavnham (left' a ,.UuCIh Commissioner Bob French has said at Hopper Elementary School In from the outset that he is against the I. a na a laus, regulations. The other commissioners Sanford, scow's who visited Mario's school have not said how they will vote. To pass, Friday. No, MarIo is not one to the amendments will need at least a 3-2 hold a grudge, but he said he just vote, Just defeating the amendments, could not understand why the kind, bearded gentleman failed however, will not be enough for a citizens group formed after the Geneva meeting. kI to leave a bicycle under " "s - S S ford' . - - ..• v - -. . - - - - - -,. - '.9 - _____________ - VV - - -- . - t C Margaret Cammack, a real estate Christmas tree a year ago, agent and owner of 370 acres on Lake "Listen, here," Santa appears to Harney, organized Owners of Seminole be replying. "have you seen the County, a group she says is determined price of reindeer these days? it's not only to defeat the amendments, but to initiate a repeal olother portions of the tough all over." Comprehensive Plan. Much of Mrs. Cammack's property Herald P11010 by Torn Noise designated flood-prone by the county. She said she will tell the cornmlssloners the group wants the Cornprehensive Plan amended and revised to be no more restrictive than U.S. or Florida Law we warn our nisloric nglfls to own and use property to be respected by the County of Seminole, as it Is by Florida and the U.S.," Mrs. Cammack wrote in :All Hostages Face Tdal . J - which would èondenin Mnerkn IrnThe militant captors today con- PT11 r Uadl4id fOreign Minister Sadegh t1*!1)1ely-. NWW WMA's his own (M lot 111 11 &W InMed all 50 American ilonin -' By Us"Press hiiuItls.al - compound gates promised to deliver . In Contidora Island, Panama, a spokelunan for Un SW of Iran said the deposed mon collsidelled Panama,& idmu felt almost overcome with emol'on on her tlr offlc visit to the United States t,iaj," expulsion of two Time Magaaln. holidays whether to move again. - ih jnau i since becoming prime minister j(j Robert Armao a I1tswil ii.nan at he occtçled correspondents for what 1$ called 1.1 Iwbs aid. "None of them is diatostid revorth, IJIIII* 1.23 the whether the shah planned to stay. in months ago. 'Every British home has been reI dtofI*1d." nw'sr of joirnallets otedadbythe Panama. said, "We resllybaven'tgol lift le be. following anxiously the events In ti _••'-' reletIniiipy - rçme. A •v. , ua,t that far yet. We Jult want to V9 Uwoj 1"-a yjgà,g Telvan," Mrs. 'fllatcher said in her MMlsslutIon — apckaunan said the two would lot be the QIIIMmU and New Years holidays peio* oft "' et°°d St and he hVW sOme of the hostages could ricsd in waghwon, cw& in British Prime Minide her side, "'Ibe cruel orldeal Imposed on "11111 ftd alad cbridmu ca"lodkom hibm . e—b&Agp - &W -ifvxW ut in. Margaret natcher sised the Un6d tb— &Mes for its hancflg of the Iranian dignaticn Cl the entire world." Cl aft laternetlonal commission eflbsMY today mW studs at the F . ' -- - and saluted President Carter for ewianahlp, cal fliU and courage. During Un welcoming ceremony on the White Hmse South Lawn an a clear, cold - - - • ' V • If the land Is designated as a preservation or fl ood-prone area, the amend. ments call for allowing only recreational or vacation structures at one unit per five acres and no septic tanks. Under present regulations, structures are permitted at one unit per one acre and septic tanks are allowed If the health department assures they will function without problems. An alternative amendment proposed by county planners would allow one dwelling unit r five acres and septic tanks. - Preservation areas were determined by planners according the U.S. Geological Survey Maps indicating 10 year flood-prone areas. One hundredyear flood.-prone means the land has a one in one hundred chance of flooding in any year. Representatives of the People's Transit Organization, a group promoting mass transit, have said they will speak In favor of the amendments. Representative Bruce Gagnon said goverments should take stronger action to consolidate growth to avoid urban sprawl. Toda y - % -- ' . -5- -5---- — E.C. IIARPf'aR the town . . . LIIflC1)t'd Stormy Hearing Time Linel Quickly, add nine to nine nines and subtract nine-ninths for Wino's age just before he became a nonagenarian. take 1-15 toothpicks from a box. St. Nick K4 L b Around The Clock Bridge ........................4-B Calendar ......................2.0 lati Editorial ...................... 4-A Dear Abby ....................1-8 Horoscope ....................4-B Hostal.... .................. 2.-A Obituaries . ..................3-A OURSELVES ................is Sports ....................... 5-7-A TeleAsion ... ..... . ........I.B Weather A i' '4 1 1 U Lituw , rit] tit � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 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/a7fb4c9e71d33f1aa972af6e45ef8460.pdf 628e04f6db872ef71976d353eb483234 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 294—Sunday, July 29, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Prlce 25 Cents Death Penalty Near? Bundy Jur y Hears 11 OfUta h Conviction MIAMI (UP!)— A death penalty sentence seemed a near certainty for convicted murderer Theodore Bundy today as defense lawyers argued vigorously against the state's push for that outcome when jurors reconvened to recommend punistunent, Jurors considering the fate of Bundy, convicted of killing two Florida State University sorority sisters, were told Saturday that Bundy also was convicted in 1976 of kidnapping a Salt Lake City woman and was sentenced to prison in Utah. The 32-year-old former Utah law student could get the electric: chair even if the jury recommends life in prison. The seven men and five women who convicted Bundy Tuesday have been sequestered for the entire five-week trial. They wUl vote by simple majority whether to recommend life in prison or., electrocution. Circuit Judge Edward Cowart will weigh the jury's advice, then make his own decision. In one of three death sentences he has: handed down, Cowart overruled the plea for mercy from the jury.; Then the state rested and the trial was recessed until Monday. Although always cool and collected in front of the jury, Bundy's Defense attorneys said it would take them until next week to prepare their case. voice became choked with emotion several times during hearings; before Cowart as he complained about everything from his: Saturday's court session last only one hour. The defense ob- treatment in the Dade County jail to being ignored by his jected to testimony about Bundy's 1976 conviction for kidnapping lawyers. Carol Daflonch of Salt Lake City. In lieu of testimony, the defense allowed a brief swumary of the facts concerning the kidnapping In the third week of the trial Bundy collected glass shards from: conviction and Bundy's prison term to be read to the jury. a light he broke and hid them behind his cot, leading to It was the first time during the t.ial jurors have been permitted speculation he was planning suicide. And Bundy'b insistence on to hear anything about Bundy's previous criminal record. The keeping Robert Haggard, veteran murder trial attorney, from seven men and five women will decide whether to recommend making closing arguments was viewed as a near-fatal blow to defense plans. that Bundy be executed or spend the rest of his life in prison, "This guy is so selfdestruc(jvc it's unbelievable," said Dr. Emil The defense team was almost certain to use Bundy's Spillman, a psychiatrist - hypnotist who helped the de destructive" behavior during the trial as evidence that he is unbalanced and should not be put to death. fense team select the jury. "I predicted from the start that he'd try to blow his own defense out of the water. And he did." Bundy, convicted Tuesday of strangling two sorority sisters and Bundy asserted control over the five-member defense team beating three other coeds, was judged competent to stand trial. Nov. 27 and that's when the troubles began. But the defense could now introduce new testimony showing his The highly touted defense strategy that was so carefully mental state at the time of the crime and other mitigating cirfollowed during cross examination of prosecution witnesses cumstances. The state could introduce Bundy's criminal record, crumbled. r BEDDING and.DINETTES SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FACTORY ON UNCLAIMED FREIGHT •• MIAMI BEAUTY INNERSPRING MATTRESS & FOUNDATION Clearance Sale! Specially Made For Florida Climate. Gentle Firm ... Gives Good Firm Support. TWIN SIZE $4495 FULL SIZE $4995 -PWN 20 Sets Pc. & 7 Pc. DINETTES from $7995 to $J 9995 SA VINGS UP TO q 4 —1 &1 A BEDROOM SUITES INCLUDES: im SAVE $.111. REG. p99 DRESSER MIRROR CHEST $188 BOOKCASE HEADBOARDFULL IP zi $ 'T! ID COLORS 4 LIMITED SELECTION OF PLAIDS FULLsiipp- l REG. $269" L095 £ ei NVAILIN ON [I1'&'tIII1j I 21, Killed Crash Near His Home In BYSHARONCARRASCO Donna Jean Macek, Macek's sister-in-law, said Saturday herald Staff Writer Pkanso and Macek were "best buddies and did everything A 21-year-old Sanford man who was described as "quiet and together." always there when you needed him" died early Saturday In a one. Frank came from a--large family of three sister-s and three car accident just a few miles from his home, according to Sanford Al brothers who were all "very dose," Donna said. police. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent "We always did things together. We spent every holiday C. Frank Macek, 21, of 2846 Grove Drive, Sanford, was together. We always went to picnics together. We were all so A 21-year-old Altamonte Springs pedestrian suffered a fractured ankle and cuts pronounced dead on arrival shortly after the accident at Seminole close." when she was struck by a car and pinned between a house and the wreckage of Memorial Hospital. "He (Frank) was the quiet type, a bright guy," Donna said. "He the car, according to a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman. Cynthia Pinder, of Gary Picanso, 19, of Orlando was the only passenger In was sweet. Macek's car and is listed in critical condition at the Seminole 403 Magnolia Ave. was taken to Florida North Hospital shortly after being struck "Frank wasn't outspoken. He was different from everyone else Memorial Hospital. lie Is suffering from Internal injuries, in the family." Friday morning by a car driven by Rosa Dorsey Davis, 73, of 142 Jackson St., The Macek youth Is the second member of his family to the In an Macek attended Seminole High School but was lacking a half Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Davis mistakenly hit the gas pedal instead of the brake automobile accident. His sister Cynthia Ann, then only two credit and never graduated, Donna said. at the Intersection of Brentwood Avenue and Magnolia Street in an uninmonths old, died as a result of a traffic accident 19 years ago in Macek attended All Souls Parochial School, graduating from corporated area of Seminole County, northeast of Altamonte Springs, the DeLand. there in 1972. spokesman said. She was issued a ticket for failure to stop at a stop sign. Macek marks the fifth traffic-related fatality within the city lie was employed as a carpenter and In carpentry and drywall limits of Sanford since January. 1979.r--' notice said Last vnr "•I Umfl..rn.,nil I.lVTULI, (.I...,..l,s J,the in.In11ntinn will, Sanford police department recorded seven fatalities for the entire Donna said her brother-In-law enjoyed fishing and camping. year. "He was always there when you needed help," Donna said. "If According to an eye witness to the accident, Macek's north you wanted him to do something for you, he was there." bound car veered out of control and skidded into a ditch just north Macek is survived by his parents, Chester Macek of St. Duck K1 '6 11 Still A Mystery of Lake Mary Boulevard on U. S. Highway 17-92 about 2:30 am. Petersburg and Lurrella Macek of Sanford; brothers, Steve and The car slammed into a driveway embankment leading to the Arthur of Sanford and Michael of Ft. Lauderdale; sisters, Janet By DONNA ESTES Presbyterian Church of the Covenant at 3775 S. Orlando Drive, Klepacz of Toledo, Ohio and Laura and Donna Marie of Sanford; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of a chemical defoliant In Lake police said. Herald Staff Writer Monroe caused the kill, one niece, maternal grandparents, Mrs. Lillian Bridges of Sanford police could not speculate on the cause of the one-car Orlando and Burley Bridges of Portsmouth, N.H. The cause of the duck kill over the past 60 days In Lake Monroe The defoliant, "Two-four D" is approved by the U. S. accident but said its traffic homicide investigator is continuing an Funeral services will be Tuesday at All Souls Catholic Church. which has reduced to less than five the wild flock that has Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and used by many state Investigation of the incident. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Inhabited the lake for years remains a mystery. and federal agencies, Chappell said. "We at the GFWFC do aerial -----------U.,G •h .4...,.Llvpu 1',....,..e '...__., , f......I's _..e_. wc oiaiv uuviii in.,t1..uviruzunenuji spraying WIUI I Wuiuur u, spraying wreciiy on oiras at times and negwauons (DER) does not intend to let It remain a mystery for long, have never had a problem with it," Chappell said. Teachers' contracts have "We are going to go over the Monroe harbor area with a fine"The kill could have been caused by any number of things. It's tooth t-omb," Mcx Scakevicli, who heads the DER regional office hard to say until analysis of the ducks is completed whether the in Orlando, said Friday. birds were diseased or killed by a poison," Chappell said. changed drastically over Randy Torbett, a yacht maintenance man at Monroe harbour DER through the cooperation of the county department of Marina, earlier linked the latest duck kill with the defoliant environmental services, routinely collects water samples from the years. See story, Page 1C. spraying of the water hyacinths by the Corps of Engineers the the lake in the area of U.S. 17-92 and Interstate 4 bridge monthly. week before. Either Monday or Tuesday the county agency also will collect Torbett noticed an earlier kill six weeks to two months ago after samples in the Monroe harbor area, Senkevich said. The samples the corps of engineers had been seen in an air-boat on the lake. A will be analyzed In DER laboratories, corps spokesman, Dave Bowman, said, however, last week's ITle h chemists will be searching for some sign of new pollution or Today spraying was the first one done in the lake this year. The engineer poisons In the lake that could have resulted in so many ducks probably were In the lake earlier for inspection purposes, dying. Bowman said. Around fleClock ..........8-A Hospital ...................2-A "We'll also be talking with the Game and fresh Water Fish Bridge .....................4-B Obituaries ................10-A Meanwhile, J. T. Turnipsecd of the Friends of the St. Johns Commission GFWFC) people to find what their thoughts are on Comics ....................4-B OURSELVES ...........1.2-3-C which has been monitoring pollution in the river and In Lake the matter," Senkevich said. Crossword .................4-B Sports ..................1.2-3-B Monroe for years said the harbor area of the lake particularly has GFWFC fresh water biologist, Carlton Chappell of the state been heavily polluted for years. "It's a wonder anything could live Editorial ................... 8-A Television .................5-A agency's Palatka office, said Friday it is unlikely spraying by the In that lake," he said. Horoscope .................4-B Weather ...................8-A .-.$150 C__ 0 - Sanford Man, A.1 W. SOLD IN SETS ONLY 4 PIECE : I I S Somoza In 'Great Danger,' Says Sanford Doctor By HUGH THOMSON Hervild Staff Writer Ousted Nicaraguan president Anastasio Somoza, now living In exile in Miami Is In "great danger," according to a Sanford physician. Dr. Lu15 Perez, who says he has Inside Information via a network of intelligence sources, said in an interview that Somoza is Sandinista rebels. Perez said arms were supplied the Sandinistas, by 'Cuba and to Intervene." Pem sWd the core of the Sandinista guerrillu were trained In the Palentinian 11beration Organization (PIO) and the arm The Sanford doctor disputed some media clabw that officers Cuba in sabotage and guerrilla warfare tactics. Perez said that were shipped through Panama to Costa Rica, then Into among the Sandinistas Included many professional people (ü• "Zero", the group's leader was a disciple of Castro and had been Nicaragua. tists, teachers and doctors). in training for three years "Castro is only a puppet of Moscow and the leaders of the "They are professional revolutionaries, just as the Cubans in Perez who resides In Sanford, also said many similarities were Sandinista are puppets of Castro," Perez said. Africa are," Perez said. "Anything else Is propaganda." present in the methods used by the Sandinista and the religious Since the takeover, Perez said, the Sandinistas have "can- Perez claimed that reports of expropriation by the Soma= open to attack by leftist groups. leader, the Ayatollah Khomeini, who replaced the Shah In Iran. celed" judicial authority, all judges have been "eliminated" from regime of food and supplies glysin the Nicaraguan people by the Perez, who practices internal medicine and cardiology In Perez said the Sandinistas were conducting the same kind of the bench, and a Sandinista-type "People's Tribunal" has been United States also were "propaganda." Sanford and DeBary, said that presently 112,500 Castro agents bloodbath in Nicaragua as Khomeini did when he and,hila substituted for established judicial authority. Perez has been a leader among the Cuban Exiles who have have infiltrated various groups In Miami and would be the Perez, who won the Freedoms Foundation George Washington come to Florida and elsewhere In the United States since Castro followers seized power. greatest danger to Somoza." Medal in 1974 for "dedication to the cause of freedom" and other gained power. Condemned to death by Castro for his snt. Perez said, "I only know that all officers of the National Guard Perez, an avid antiCastroite, also said he feels there are great awards, said the Organization of American States (OAS) in Latin were killed since the Sandinistas took over and people are calling revolution position, he cannot return to Cuba. similarities between the march to power of Fide'. Castro In Cuba It a 'genocide.' "Perez said he felt the blood bath wasn't going to America was "afraid of American (U.S.) intervention In the and the overthrow of the Somozan government in Nicaragua by stop there. Nicaraguan situation and "was putting pressure on the U. S. not (SeeSOMOZA, Page 2A) - J . ------ . • ,_ - .. 97 "' -........ •". • e.,-. .•.. , - �2A,--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday,July l,1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Man Killed In Crash Was Sunday, July , Rancher Blossoms Into Successfu Wood Carver MASON, Texas (UPI) Square-jawed and wrinkled, the used for posters and postcards: visitor, a pudgy old fellow with raisin-faced fellow trudges million dollars, I'd keep on —The old fellow sits on a a too large rumpled suit. A along with a heavy sack of feed ranching 'till it was all gone," two old cowpokes lean lazily broken down rocking chair on chicken and a hog lounge about. for his old, sorry-faced horse, the rancher says. against the broken-down fence; the front porch of his shack. The "My success didn't come who waits at the trough. A one dangles a roll-your-own screen —The cowboy leans against on the door is tattered. easy," the old cowboy says to skinny white goat tucks on his the bar, quenching his thirst cigarette from the corner of his Beer bottles and gar ba ge are the city-slicked visitor, heels, mouth. with a beer. He glances over at sstrewn on the porch around his —In another pe, pose, the same "If someone gave me a a young, handsome but awkTheir protruded eyes reflect the frustration and the pain of And the belts on .t;_ — Headed For Auto Auc* tion WORLD IN BRIEF By SHARON CARRASCO Boulevard and route 46, there's dropped the car off," Odom be driving on the wrong side of Herald Staff Writer another Do Not Enter sign." says. the divided highway. A young driver for a Lake The head-on collision oc"Van Buiten was enroute to "My purpose is to see Wales company was delivering curred about 1:05 p.m. Thur- New Port Richey to visit whether to bring criminal a car to the Sanford Auto sday on route 46, just west of the relatives," Odom said. "He negligence charges against Auction, Inc. Thursday when he intersection of Airport comes down here every sum- him, but I don't think I will. Or was involved In a head-on Boulevard and route 48, Odom met and has a winter home if! will, I don't think I will collision that claimed his life said. there." prosecute him for vehicle just a few blocks away from his Jaco, an employee of Brewer Van Bulten evidently just homicide. All this guy did was destination, according to the Sales and Service in Lake overlooked the warning signs, make a traffic Infraction." Florida Highway Patrol. Wales, was driving a 1974 dark Odom said. When Odom completes his Gene Richard Jaco, 23, of blue Vega for his boss to the "There was nothing in his investigation, the case will be Lake Wales, sustained massive Sanford Auto Auction, Inc., 1215 actions or manner to indicate turned over to the accident head and chest injuries and S. French Ave., said Odom. he had been drinking prior to investigator for FHP who will DR. LUIS PEREZ died several hours later at the "Jaco had some friends the accident," Odom said. determine whether any Florida Hospital South. Jaco following behind him who were A possible charge against citations will be issued, Odom was transported there after he going to take him home after he Van Bulten, Odom said would said. had received emergency Somoza In Peril, treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford. Jaco's car was struck head, on by a New Jersey car driven by Nicholas Van Bulten, 75, of The point of discussion was on school management team. By SHARON Hawthorne, N.J. Van Bulten t cher salaries. The Seminole ea Besides silárTes, both teams Herald Staff Writer was list ed today in satisfactory (Continued From Page IA) Education Association (SEA) need to come to an agreement condition at SME where he was After spending .15 hours In claimed a 15 percent Increase in on the 1979-80 school calendar Perez was sharply critical of former U.S. Attorney General admitted Thursday for his mediation, the school beginning teacher salaries had and health and medical inGriffin Bell's decision last November to accept as immigrants to injUries, management team and the been reached. But this con- surance coverage before the Van the U.S. 3,500 prisoners jailed in Cuba at the rate of 400 month. Bulten had left the Auto teachers' negotiating team tentlon was disputed by the teacher contract Is reached. Perez based his objections on information and intelligence Train terminal and turned left remained deadlocked when reports he said Is constantly fed him by exiled Cubans and others. onto route 46, heading west In they left Lyman High School at This information, he said indicated that some pro-Castro agents the eastbound lane, instead of 4:40 a.m. Saturday. and propagandists would infiltrate the Cuban population In the crossing the eastbouiid lanes U.S. through this immigration, This marked the third time before turning, said FHP G.E. Now, based on similar intelligence reports, he said, even though Odom of the homicide in. both teams had met with Somoza has been given political asylum by the U. S. and even vestigation as he examined Margaret Rose, the federal SEMINOLE MEMORIAL DISCHARGES though Somoza has his own force of bodyguards to protect him, both cars in a Sanford body mediator, to Iron out their HOSPITAL Sanford: JULY 27 1979 this will not be enough. shop Friday. differences so they can return Raymond Carter ADMISSIONS Leroy Cola Concerning American TV newsman Bill Stewart of the ABC Odom said his investigation to the bargaining table. Elijah DeI1WS Sanford: network, Perez said he had received no word about the National of the accident will determine SuIa K. Ferguson Evelyn Brown . Ernest Cowley, chief whet r he criminal charges Guardsman who killed him except that the killer had been "taken Margaret D. Clark Am.rll B. Maddox into custody." be filed against Van Buiten. The negotiator of the school Scott B. Hoppough George A. Mallet Mince Owens Although "Zero" had been in charge during the fighting phase trooper added he has 45 days to management team said Harl andK. Muhs Elms L. Rock Saturday both teams plan to Clara Walker the coup in Nicaragua, Perez said, any leader evolving from thi complete his investigation as Margaret A. Smith meet for a fourth time in Valerie A. Whit. Junta of National Reconciliation formed by the Sandinistas he indicated on a report sheet Bernice P. Doe, and girl Carol A. Johnson, DeBary Ernest J. Arlington, DeBary that the speedometer, of both mediation at 1:30 p.m., "whoever he Is, now or In the future, he will be another puppet Helen Michelson, DeBary Laru. R. Hill, Deltona Tuesday at Lyman High School. cars broke during collision. under Communist control." Helen L. Sanford, beftona Clifton A. Scott, Lake Mary Van Buiten travelled about Perez said the Nicaraguan revolution was "only part of a Janell L. Beaver, Longwood Arthur F. Stewart, Ocoee Cowley said he Is optimistic master plan, by Moscow, through Castro and the Sandinistas, to six tenths of a mile the wrong block off Central American states and make the Caribbean way on route 46 passing two that both teams will return to I Heinid (USPS 411.210) warning signs prior to impact the bargaining table Tuesday countries a Communist-dominated" area. and a teacher contract Salvador with Jaco's car, "Sandinistas are now infiltrating Guatemala, San Odom said. "Van Buiten made his agreement will be reached. and Honduras. Castro wants Guantanamo. There is going to be Sunday, July 29, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 294 created, bordering the Gulf of Mexico, a confederation of States of A communication breakdown mistake when he turned from Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, the Antilles, which will be Communist-dominated and will include South Persimmon Avenue onto occurred between the teams Inc., 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Jamaica, Tobago (which Is now independent) and Trinidad. The route 46," Odom said. "There's after two hours of negotiations Second Class Postage Paid it Sanford, Florida 32771 Communists also want Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The a Wrong Way sign in red and July 10. Both teams left the Home Delivery: Week, 75 C&ntsl Month, S3.251SMonthe, 515.50, whole aim of the plan Is to control Mexican and Venezuela oil," Year, white letters. Then as you pass session with different accounts $U.00. By Mail: Week, IS cents, Month S3.SO S Months, 520.41; Year, Perez said, _!40.00. the intersection of Airport of what had transpired. Livid' Shah Calls Iran ' Government 'Medieval' CUERNAVACA, Mexico (UPI) The deposed shah of Iran, described as "livid" because of charges he killed more than 350,000 Iranians, called the new Tehran government "an abyss of medieval leadership." "The growing question Is for how long and whether the people of Iran will tolerate the current regime's revisionist form of government," the ousted monarch said In a statement read by his spokesman Friday. The spokesman said Shah Mohammed Reza Pahiavi's statement was "without question" his strongest attack yet aIn* the Mild Islamic regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khotheh The spokesman said the ousted shah "was livid and could not sit back any longer" after reading allegations by the Iranian Embassy published In the Mexico City newspaper Excelsior that he killed 365,995 people during his 30..year reign. — School Talks Still Snarled Sanford Doc Says Refugees At Beach Resort PATrAVA, Thailand (UP!) A U.S. Navy task force steamed Into a Thai beach resort Saturday with the first refugees rescued under President Carter's order to assist boat people. Lad by the $0,0004on aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk, the five-ship group from the 7th Fleet entered Thai waters shortly after dawn and anchored off Coral Island. The tarn force's Mop at Pattaya, 96 miles south of Bangkok was to show the flag and give American sailors shore leave. Hanoi has charged the ships' presence Is "aimed at instigating Vietnamese to leave the country Illegally." — HOSPITAL NOTES Oil Slicks Aim At Texas MEXICO CITY (UP!) Huge oil slicks generated by a blown out Mexican well are heading toward the Texas coast atthe rate of 11 miles per day, the U.S. Coast Guard says. Some of the 8-mile-wide slicks are believed to be between 185 to 220 miles southeast of Brownsville, authorities say. The U.S. Coast Guard said Friday several large slicks believed to be oil from the crippled Ixtoc I well, located 42 miles off the Yucatan Peninsula, were spotted by a Coast Guard flight between 185 to 220 miles southeast of Brownsville, Texas. — Evening ____________________ - ___ lready IIItnrauLreauyslunnytrWnesar at least a foot too long. "I guess we'll have to tighten our belts, again," reads the inscription below the caricatures Gene Zesch has carved from Missouri bass wood. The wrinkles are exagerated. The faded jeans show minature patches and holes. The sweat. stained hats also show holes and the pocket on the soiled gray shirt displays almost legible printing on the sack of Bull Durham tobacco hanging from it. The detail is incredible since the caricatures are only 4 to 6 inches tall. But that is precisely what stands out in the work of Zesch, a rancher who has blossomed Into perhaps the country's most successful wood carver. Twenty-five years ago Zesch earned a degree in animal husbandry from Texas A&M University. lie then served as an Army pilot for three years and returned home to begin his career as a rancher "I had always planned to ranch,"hesaId But Zesch saw some wood carvings he liked and decided to try his hand at it. It began as a hobby, but he got better as he went along. And now 22 years later he makes enough money to live with his wife, Patsy, and th eir sons on a beautiful and spacious two-level secluded home on the banks of the St. James River. Ills work sells for $600 to $3,000 and is displayed in galleries in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming, California And New York. Zesch, 47, had to toil at his trade for more than 10 years before he began earning decent money. and before his work would be displayed th good making much money back then. It was hard to make a living at DEPEND -O N U - SFO GUARANTEED AND IN ATE OF RETURN ON INVESTMENT. -- __•,1_--- - ---- -- 11 it. 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Nearly all his characters are the same broken-down cowpokes; square-jawed, skinny and wrinkled like prunes, gray strands of hair escaping underneath the misshaped straw hats. And all his characters are Zesch's neighbors, the tough proud folks who constantly struggle to keep their ranching business going. "In any kind of art, you're trying to record one thing," he said. "That's what I'm doing. It's an Interesting period. These old guys are still trying to hang on. They're trying to make it even when it doesn't look promising. "That's why I do this kind of thing. It's what I know. I can't do anything I don't know about. These old guys own land worth a lot of money, but they have a heck of a thne making a living off of it." Zesch's figures are both sad and funny. The late President Lyndon B. Johnson, also a rancher, sometimes couldn't determine whether to cry or laugh at one of Zesch's works. 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But he wood carver. - .. tog A #__• — ., ':;:- : -S - — — - — ... .•. - 'l - — - -_ -. - awa.f c?tir - -' a -- �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 29, 1979 Mrs. Thatcher& The Queen 28-Mile Stint The 2 Who Rule Brita in ' — ..-.. BREAKFAST' SILHOUETTE -. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Lone bird looks br its breakfast in Lake Monroe early in the morning. LONDON (UP!) - Two 53-year-old women - one the daughter of a grocer, born above her father's store, the other the descendant of a 1,000-year-old royal family - control the fate of Britain. And once a week, behind heavy oaken doors In a private room at Buckingham Palace, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Queen Elizabeth II meet privately to discuss the nation's present and future. The meeting may be brief or may last several hours, depending on what is happening in Britain and the world. Theoretically, Mrs. Thatcher can only "advise" the queen. In practice the monarch almost invariably does as the prime minister recommends. This can include dissolving Parliament and forming a new government. One thing is certain: they do not spend their time together discussing fashions, furnishings or family events. These are two women whose roles as international leaders makes their relationship, of necessity, brisk and businesslike. A palace aide is quick to say it also is cordial. Despite their different routes to power, the prime minister and the queen share a natural political acumen, intellectual drive and no-nonsense attitude that often leaves male aides racing to keep UP. History brought the queen to these sessions. When King Edward VIII abdicated to marry an American divorcee, Elizabeth's father became king and she the heir presumptive. Educated to rule, she quickly achieved a grasp of national and international affairs that today enables her to spend up to two or three hours a day pouring over complex state papers - the equivalent of reading a history book a day. Aides say she is quick to send back any briefing documents that seem to "talk down" to her, pointing out she often has first-hand knowledge of the people and places they describe, Like the queen, Mrs. Thatcher - born Margaret Hilda Roberts - is one of two daughters in a family dominated by a strong father. But Alfred Roberts was a grocer, and the family home in Grantham lackcI hot water and an indoor toilet And No Riding Ready For Championship Burro Race? Nevertheless, friends said, Roberts fostered In his daughters the precepts of hard work, independence and Integrity and, above all, a tremendous ambition to succeed. Margaret did. She won a university scholarship and graduate{ from Oxford with a degree In chemistry, then went on to study law and become a tax specialist. Her commitment to politics, begun as an Oxford undergradate, won her a seat in the House of Commons in 1959. From there she rose with planning and determination to head the Conservative Party and become prime minister in elections last May. Mrs. Thatcher is a woman of consummate political ambition. The queen Is, as an aide put It, "totally without political ambi. tion." After all, what can you aspire to once you're queen? They meld well into their roles, performing with apparent ease and skill what in other times would have been called a man's job in a man's world. Like many working women, they juggle family life with demanding public roles. Both married strong but supportive men willing to play background roles to their wives. The queen and Prince Philip have three sons and a daughter all raised in the public eye - and one grandson. Margaret and Denis Thatcher, a retired businessman, have twins, a son and a daughter In their mid-20s, reared in relative obscurity. Things most 53-year-old women take for granted - buying a hat, going to a movie, taking the kids to a park - are impossible for Britain's monarch and prime minister. Such personal items as Mrs. Thatcher's hair coloring, or the queen wearing eyeglasses to read the speech from the throne, are instantly noted and reported. Some columnists went so far as to speculate on how menopause might affect the new prime minister's political decisions. Neither appears to pay much attention to this public fascination with their personal lives, and particularly the aspects that set them apart from men. Both are too busy running the country. Sunday, July 29, Ev.nlng Harald, Sanford, Fl. PROMOTED TO MANAGER Promoted to J.B. Steelman sales manager at the Sanford office is 0. J. liammons of 1118 Park Ave., Sanford, Ilammons, who has lived in Sanford three and one-half years, heads a sales staff of 14. "We are expanding our force and looking forward to the future," he said. "Real estate Is booming." J. B. Steelman, Ilammons said, is one of the largest Realtors In Central Florida, having a total of 13 offices. "Bury me with Prunes." His ashes were placed just back of his burro's skeleton. If you like that story, walk to the courthouse and look for the small marble monument and on It the words: Shorty - Age 45 years - 1951 Bum - 1949-1951 His Beloved Pal Shorty worked most of the mines In the district-until he went blind. In the autumn of 1949 he met Bum, a dog whose name was indicative of habit. Thereafter, Bum led Shorty on their rounds of town each day. They mooched table scraps until a car hit Shorty in 1951. The old mining town stuck Its second burro monument into the ground. Another car, four months later, put Bum dead on the street. Fairplay's affection for burros Is understandable. The burro FAIRPLAY, Cob. (UP!) - Any fool knows the burro is not a mule, nor a horse. He, or it, Is Equus asinus: a donkey; something of a kiang, kulan or onager; in short, an ass. Showing up with a mule for the World Championship Pack Burro Race in the Colorado Rockies would be a faux pas. No horses, either. It's not in the rules. You must have a burro. And no riding. You can run alongside, walk alongside, even carry the beast. But you cannot ride. It is 28 miles from Fairplay te the Alma junction, up London Mountain, to the 13,180-foot summit of Mosquito Pass, down London Mountain and back to Fairplay. Only the best win here. You can fool yourself, but you can't fool Joe Glavinick. Joe is a champion and champions aren't defeated by the mediocre. Leave Joe and the rest in the dust and you get $1,000 and the title. Lag behind and you get nothing. You can find Joe on the last Sunday of July In Fairplay. Look for the wiry guy with the skinny legs at the starting line by the monumenton Front Street. On the monument is a metal engraving of a shaggy burro and the inscription: Prunes - A Burro 18674930 Fairplay-Alma All Mines in this DlslrkL Behind the monument are the bones of Prunes and the ashes of his friend of 40-some years, prospector Rupe Sherwood. If you don't know the story, ask Joe or someone in the crowd. Most everyone in town knows it. Rupe and Prunes searched until old age for gold and silver in the Mosqulte Range. For years after, Prunes wandered Fairplay braying for a handout of flap jacks or a little hay. He died In 1930 at the age of 63; the monument was built and his bones buried behind It. Rupe died the next year. He was 81. His dying words were, Sale ! 20% off all our boys' and girls' Super Denim® jeans. 'Champions aren't defeated by the mediocre' carried western mining on his back during the boom years: Into the mines with equipment, out of the mines with ore, along the mountain trails with prospectors. Therefore: Burro Peak, Burro Mountain, Burro Canyon, Burro Creek, Brown Burro Motel and the Golden Burro Cafe and Lounge In Leadville, where you often can find Joe Glavinick, lie's won the World Championship Pack Burro Race nine times. Last year he finished behind a man with a borrowed white burro named Andrew Jackson II. Sale 5.20 This year Glavinick borrowed Andy first. Over many bottles of beer at the Golden Burro, Joe described how he trains for his 26th year of burro racing. "1 never had no training in my life," he said. "I smoke, I drink and I'm going to be 50 years old when I run that race." He ran his first burro race in 1953 with diarrhea - and that was not the name of his donkey. He lost, but not by much. "If you came in under an hour of the winner that year, you got your entry fee back, so I give it hell," said Joe. "I had to stop every so often and run up Into the tulies, but still I come within one minute of making It within that hour. "I can lay on my butt for a year and go out and run S or 10 miles. I'm a natural runner but a lot of it's up here," said Joe, pointing at his head. "I was running with this guy one year and he asked me what the second prize pays. Right then I knew I could beat him. I told him I didn't know about the second prize. I only knew what first prize pays. Another time, about six years ago, a young runner was warming up for the race and told Joe, whom he didn't know was the champ, that this guy named Glavinick would be easy. "He said no 40-year-old man was going to beat him," said Joe. "He didn't know It was me he was talking to. We get up the mountain and he's just crawling. I went past him and said, 'How you doin?' "Pretty rough,' he says. I said 'You know it was me you were talking about down there," Joe said to the young man. "You were right. No 40-year-old man is gonna beat you. I'm 44." Andrew Jackson III is also a champion, and Joe knows it. There Is spirit in the animal. 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WINTER PARK MALL. Hwy. 17.92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. -i:-'-Ak Ills - , ' •:'. . .,. . S .61 ' �6A-- EveningHerald Sanford, Fl. Z O Sunday, July 8, im On Medical Insurance Cards Hospital NATION Big ' . Praise -. . New Cabinet Selections ASIIINGTON UP!) Big city mayors, a group with 'hoin President Carter has had strained relations, have praisI his nomination of two mayors to 1111 his two remaining Cabinet vacancies. Carter Friday announced the nomination of Moon !.andrleh, foiner mayor of New Orleans, to be secretary of litw.sing and Urban Development and Neil Godschmldt, Mayor of Portland, Ore., to run the Transportation Department. Their Senate confirmations are not expected until after the August congressional recess. These Cablnettappointrneri ts are the best in the past 20 years," said Boston's Mayor Kevin White. John (;wither, executive director of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, also lauded the nominations, saying they "double the number of mayors who have been apintd to ('abi net -level Jobs since the New Deal began in 19:13." - Higher Gas . I Lauds Employee Idea , By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A new policy instituted this week by the city of Sanford, at the suggestion of an employee would be of great assistance to Seminole Memorial hospital if it were duplicated in private industry, according to Robert Carlisle, director of fiscal service at the Sanford-based hospital. In fact, it might save the hospital part of the $175,000 lost from emergency room bad debts annually, Carlisle said. Miss Elsie Marforio was adjudged winner by the city coinmission of a $25 award for her suggestion of themonth that the e, city require return of insurance identification cards from employees terminated by the city.The insurance cards retained by terminated employees have presented no problems for the city of Sanford Itself, said Assistant to the City Manager Rich Quigley, who noted when an employee leaves the city his health insurance is automatically cancelled immediate])- except in cases involving \.1 disability or pregnancy. Four terminated employees or their dependents have used insurance identification cards to gain admittance to the hospital or emergency room (ER) for service during the past year. In all four cases the hospital recovered its money, according to Kay Barthobmew, hospital spokesman. In one case, Mrs. Bartholomew said, a hospital official told the former Ell patient he zany have been practicing fraud by presenting an invalid hospital I.D. card, and the bill was promptly paid. . I. City Mayors CALENDAR __ Staffer . I IN BRIEF . I .. S.,, , . 1 RICH QUIGLEY ... Supplies Eyed 7. iL—o) WASHINGTON UP!) Energy Secretary James hilesiner said Friday "a substantial increase" in pctrrlcuni stocks indicated higher gasoline supplies at the puiiips next month and little threat of a heating oil shortage next winter. Meanwhile, a public interest group filed suit Friday to block new guvermuent regulations requiring gasoline stations to charge separately for such services as cleaning windshields and checking tires. Also in Washington, Tenneco Inc., in the first case of its kind, Friday pleaded guilty to illegally shipping natural gas and agreed to pay a $1 million fine. SUNDAY, JULY 29 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, rovidence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, JULY 30 Monday Mornersloastmasterg Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, Deland 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Deland. 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Firt United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 a.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR 434. Guest speaker — Everett Huskey, developer of Sweetwater Oaks. TUESDAY, JULY31 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, North Edgemon Ave. Sanford Lions, noon, Lake Monroe, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous , 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Beginner Square Dance Class, 7 p.m., Starlight Promenaders, DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. First two lessons free. For Information call 323-3763. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook 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, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Civic Center. Sanford Rotaract, 7 p.m., 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m. Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 sm., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7p.m.; Quality Inn, Longwood. Fr1enhip Club, 10 am., Altamonte Springs, Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. af7 p.m.. __ Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. The problem of terminated employees from private industry presenting lapsed insurance I.D. cards for service in the emergency room at SMH presents a real problem, Carlisle said. "We have an open door policy at the hospital — that is, when somebody needs emergency treatment, we provide that treatment. "And when they present an invalid card, especially at night when its authenticity cannot be verified, we have to rely on their good faith," Carlisle said. Because the problem of collecting emergency room fees has become so great ER bad debts for the past nine months from Oct 4, 1978 through July II, 1979 have totaled $130,000 and may total as much as $175,000 by end of the fiscal year — procedures have been tightened up. - "If the desired treatment is not an emergency and verification of insurance is Impossible to obtain, cash payment is required, Carlisle said. ER bad debts are totaling 27 percent of ER fees, currently, Carlisle said. Not all of the ER bad debts are caused by the use of iralid insurance cards, the fiscal officer pointed out. "We don't brec down the bad debts statistics to reflect which of them are caused by use of invalid cards, but it is substantial," he said. "T* suggestion by the city of Sanford em ployee was a good one, a very good one, and if private industry would adopt a similar policy it would be very helpful — a great help to us," he said. _,~) W -A, 41M - C J\ TARPON SPA, TAMPA lit CLEARWATE)bu1 BEACI - e In Texas Flooding Di • fly United Press International Five persons have died in the Texas floodwaters generated by now-defunct Tropical Storm Claudette. Although floodwaters receded in Indiana, high waters kept several roads closed. IIV(' persons drowned when a van from the First ftiptist (Thurch in Cleveland, Texas, stopped because a creek surged across Texas 7 near Centerville and was .00tked into floodwaters by a truck. Two other storm l'tthL5 were repo rted earlier this week. T kv AMPA Y BA 00 AP Sales Tax Hike Urged TALLMIASSEE, Fla. (UN) — A Tax Reform Comm i ssion subcommittee has recommended a penny hike in the state sales tax, but with the $700 million going to cut city and county taxes on utilities and property. l)id anybody say this subcommittee was timid?" joked IA. Guy. Wayne Mixson Friday after the panel voted unanimously to recommend an increase In the sales tax. -- ?'—i'7 fVm -_ --WEATHER--- jilrIjL.I ----- P117 pi l l' I !Ya 2A -- \— .W•I I —. —— ft::ILi p' -- a.m. readings: tern- p.m.; low, 11:30 Lw., 11:44 pezature, 78: overnight low 74; p.m. yesterday's high, 94; MONDAY TIDES barometric pressure, 30.12; Daytona Beach: high, 12:51 relative humidity, 97 percent; a.m.; low, 6:22 LW., 6:41 p.m. winds, variable at 5 mph. Port Canaveral: high 12:42 Forecast: Generally fair a.nL; low, 6:13 am.,5:37 p.m. through Sunday except for a Bayport: high, 5:52 am., few scattered afternoon or 6:05 p.m.; low, 12:15 am. evening thundershowers. Highs BOATING FORECAST in the 1(1W to mid 90s. Lows St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet tonight in the lOs. Winds variable mostly southeast out 50 miles winds southeast around 10 mph, decreasing at around 10 knots through Sun. night. Rain probability 20 daY. Seas two to three feet. Isolated thundershowers. percent. EXTENDED FORECAST SUNDAY TIDES Florida except northwest Daytona Beach: high 12:08 LIII., 12:20 p.m.; low, 5:42 a.m., Partly cloudy with a few widely scattered thundershowers. 5:58 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 12:00 HIghs in the upper 801 to mid a.m., 12:12 p.m. low, 5:33 a.m., SOs. Lows in the 70s except new 5:49 p.m. 80 along southeastern beaches Bayport: high 5:17 a.m., 5:14 and keys. j Q YA £ , _ 7-1 - 6 0 0 , ... 01 IPinellas County ERSfl Need Cash?- Good For tI'T $2,500 to $50,000 ____ You don't have to go any further than Pinellas County on Florida's Suncoast to all your favorite vacations ... rolled into one. 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CAU 1.800.342.5624 RESORT 0 Features Medieval Dance, Music The thought of eorimbinin Shakespeare and bluegrass into a small town festival has probably not occurred to many people; but that is exactly what the scene will be Aug. 4, which has been declared Shakespeare Day in Oviedo. The day is being sponsored in conjunction with the "Shakespeare In His Age" Summer Institute being held at the University of Central Florida. The festival will be a celebration of Shakespeare's works and of the period in which he lived. A scene from Shakespeare's romantic comedy,' Midsummer Night's Dream,' will be presented. Dancers performing Wedleval and Renaissance folk p r ovide entertaiiiimmemmt for everyone. The festival ill be held Saturday from 2 p.m. to 7 PIll. at the Mcat orld Shopping Plaza's parking lot in Oviedo. The shopping plaza is located on the corner of st;itt' roads 419 same: to and 426 in the center of Oviedo. 'lime UCF Shakespeare Institute is an interdisciplinary n'gramn made possible by a $i,tKll) grant from the National l;II(loWIiiIlVflt for the Humanities Fifty secondary school teachers and a'rzirltint.' students from across the state were selected to participate in the eight-week program which began June 18. Time culmination of time Institute will be free public performances of An Evening of Elizabethan Musk' and I)ance. HOTELSON Thursday. Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. and a major production of A Midsummer Night's [)ream Aug. 10 12 at 2 and 11 at 8 pm. and p.m. Both perfonnances will be held at the Edyth Bush Civic Theatre at I.Qch Haven Park in Orlando. Aug. -- - I lances to the tunes of 7lizabethan music will be on iand to entertain the public. ['he musicians, playing rare •. ,lizabethan instruments, as well as the actors and dancers, ire Fellows of the ineirdisciplinary Shakespeare __ growing A In addition to these per- bluegrass b ind square dancing will be ncluded in the festivities. 'Both bluegrass music and quare dancing have roots in he Elizabethan era," acording to Sandria Reese, ostume designer and dance oordlnator from England's loyal Shakespeare Comapny. Sheakespeare Day is lesigned to be a day of fun for veryone. When William hakespeare sat down to write he plays that would be perormed for many generations to ome his purpose was the — ... .•. Good news for Central Florida Savers' First Federal of Seminole Is now paying 5Yz% per year (annual yield 5.65%) on regular savings accounts. Or, if you're looking for a higher yield, you can choose our new Four Year Certificate of Deposit with a variable Interest rate and a low mi nimum deposit of only $ioO While federal regulations have been eased to benefit savers on certificates, they still require interest penalties on early ____ OIOA MPH LORiOA1 il ARRIVE ns*1 AlIVE .. With our 5Y% return on regular savings, or the new higher yielding certificates of deposit, you can be sure of one thing: We have a growing Interest In you? Visit one of our nine close to home nt% lnrflnnc uJvv FIRST FED ERAL OF INOLE TAGES??? 'A There's simply no better place for a family vacation. Because Pinellas County has something exciting for every member of the family. Plus an added attraction few other areas can match. The romantic Gulf of Mexico. - DAYIPONABEACH FORTHE BEST ... .-.,—.-- Herald Photo by Tom Net,eI Shakespeare Day In Oviedo m WILLIAMS & SON( A Choose from several different vacation locations from rustic to luxurious each with its own special charm and appeal: Clearwater, Clearwater Beach, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg Beach, Treasure Island, Madeira Beach, Dunedin, In. than Rocks Beach, Redlngton Beach, Largo, Pinellas Park and historic Tarpon Springs. • \\ JJJ Attractions? You can kiss a parrot, shake hands with a monkey, visit the exotic South Sea Islands, get lost in a rain forest, go deep sea fishing, parachute ride, rent a Moped or water- jet ski all without ever leaving Pinellas County. All of central Florida's other exciting attractions including Disney World and Sea World — are less than half a tankful of gas away or can be reached by daily bus tours. County 'T 4 SANFOID . MAIN OPICI P0 009 2099 332* Fr..t S.mntord rlor,aJ 32771 Tptpnone 322 1242 of Orlando 83' 55$4 LONGW0000PPICI State lOal 454 at US Hwy 17 92 LOng*000 IIOf,da 32750 Woneeld 3200 ORANGE CITY OPlCI SS'J IntCfD(4SCROàCI Orangecaty norda 32763 Teapnone 77', 6000 MANY OPlCI l37I'l,gaway 1792 OtBary FIMow 31713 T,lepnce 668 8668 WINTIN PUN OPPICI OvieOo Shopp'ng Center 1250 1" Road Winter Pirk flor4i 32 789 APOPKA OFPICI 1003 WeSt Orange BIO%scwn Irail A00pa nor,aJ 32701 YelfOflofle 889 4900 P011S? CITY OPPICI SWiSmoanDr,,, 'Corner of Hunt CIuD SMI ISP 43$' ovIuD•ou,cl P0 Box90$ Ov,edo rsoc,aa 327€', Tyiepnne 365 5641 Telephone 628 2266 SOUTH OSLANDO 38743 Sean Boulevard __________ OrUnOo FIc.r,da 32807 000 T@*PtNw 277 7500 %,UII.' tar F.d,rai regulation fgusres a substantial Interest penalty for early withdrawal of any Certificate of GUARANTEED GAS AVAILABILITY 7;00 A.M. to zOO P.M. Pick-up maps with station locations at local Chamber of Comm.rc., W.Icom. Stations or at. rfCtfOfIS .... er call toll free 24.Hcurs.,s.Day1.a00.3t2.335L __LkiI%$id MOlISiOl OO s4 (i Pinellas Judy ('ti, radiolog' progra in director at Memorial Seminole HospitalI and assistant chief Becky Louwsma skeletal compare repr(xiuction with x-ray on display at the Sanford hospital. The display was reind m to tip put i'vervone it's National Ra(hological Technology week. There are ID radiology technologists on the staff of the hospital he with eight students in if)(hospital's24-month hospital's training program. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 Ballroom and round dancing., 8 p.m. Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8p.m. (open speaker), Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. IF I I5UISU J Pinellas County: On Florida's Fabulous Suncoast. LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,0001 If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and oh. All homeowners qualify, including widows, retacos and even those rejected by banks or loan 19 NOT COMcompanies. EVEN IF YOUR PLETELY PAID FOR? ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE Ltk1,1iU THE DISPLAY 1 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. BRADE TON SARASOTA 1%_ Vw, EXAMINING FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Vohtsla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m. Sears Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, 8 p.m. (closed), St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. - Your Credit Is Sunday, July 29, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - -. - - - . .. - ......-. i--. '- -: .- -. ,.. ... .-..• -- ... ... .. • ..- . 31 lf& "4 ' • (. . d : . •' : :; n.pojIt t • _':._:.: . . - ., �Eve ning Herald Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, July 29, 1979—iA WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . __________ L _~_ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock 11, By JANE CASSELBERRY Productivity • gnored .: • OPINION anything — be it church, apple pie or motherhood. however, declining He drew the line Monday night, the wrath of dog-lovers, preferring to stand to incur take the lead. else let someone back and has been Fanciers' Association The Seminole Dog using the $ummerset Park parking lot In Casselberry to hold dog obedience and conformation classes. Because of inclement weather, the association had requested the use of Long wood's recreation building, so they could get indoors. they have a new version of an old Dully was representing the Kiwanis Club of Central F'lorida, which announced the winners at a axiom. "Beware of Irishmen Bearing Gifts." recent breakfast. Burfield previously had received Because of his reputation as a caustic-tongued recogniti()fl from the Winter Springs Veterans of roaster ( usually with "partner-in-crime" Rod Foreign Yars, the Kiwanis and Sertorna clubs and Cable), Gene Duffy arrived as Last week's the city c f Longwood for his brave act. Longwood City Commission meeting to find cornEven w hile he was lavishing praise on Burfield, missioners a trifl e apprehensive. Police C hlef Greg Manning and the entire He assured them there was nothing he'd like lA)ngwoo I Police Department, Daffy managed to better than to roast the entire commission any get in a [hg at Commissioner Ray Leibensperger place, any time they wished, but on this occasion he which le ft the commissioner livid. Daffy said was there officially to present the George Pfeil Manning couldn't tell them how well he and his Memorial Award. The first Seminole recipient of departme nt are respected by area law enforcement the award is one of "Longwood's fin est," Officer people be cause they might think him "pompous" George Burfield, who rescued an elderly man from and "get him confused with Ray." a burning building. Burfield received an individual Leibapenspreger prefers to call himself "Mr. hi ch will be retained by the plaque, plus a trophy w Compassion," however. Not known for his subtlety, city for one year. sensitivit ' or timidity, he rarely hesitates to oppose . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. unicipal Circles The Dog Fanciers stated in their request, "we have had three classes without one accident" but would have clean-up equipment handy just in case. Mayor June Lormann turned thumbs down on the idea, leaving a smirking "Mr. Compassion" to remark, "If YOU want to turn it down, it's your Prerogative." Whoever assumes control of Seminole morial Hospital in the next year will ye little choice but to raise the rates of ying patients to cover the cost of inient care. Whether the hospital is leased to a ,vate, non-profit group or sold to a for)fit corporation, the new managers will raising rates. eminole County commissioners heard t message over and over by each of 'en competing factions during hearings the hospital this week. )ne edge present SMH board members 1 they have in convincing the cornsion to let them retain control of the pital is that they believe they can keep t increases below those a for-profit pital would be charging. 'here is some evidence to support that tin. For example, the results of one dy presented to the commissioners by SMH board revealed that for-profit pitals, on the average, charged bet!n 17 and 20 percent more for patient e than non-profit hospitals. The study Lcated that charges for semi-private ________________________ RONALD REAGAN JULIAN BOND WEN '77, (... IN W4UINGTot4, WI4EE TI4E CAIJALTY WA I Sensitive To Mood of People? Productivity is our neglected weapon against g \.P 1; inflation. If inflation is "too many dollars chasing 4. after too few goods," it follows that an increase in the supply of goods will slow the inflationary price . spiral. I For many years, our steady economic growth 4 had precisely that effect. Between 1940 and 1976 th e " nation's money supply was increased by about 19 times, yet prices rose little more than 4 times. . / The Federal Trade Commission, one of ' Unfortunately, our level of production has sunk / Washington's most aggressive regulatory to the point where it can no longer compensate for agencies (some have dubbed it the "national jfederal overspending. Private enterprise Nanny"), may get its ears pinned back by the registered a scant 0.3 percent increase in . Senate in the next few days. productivity in 1978. This is shocking when //' 1 It hasn't attracted much press attention, but compared with an average yearly gain of more I an amendment to the budget authorization bill / th an 3 percent between 1947 and 1967, or even a 1.8 for the FTC would give Congress a "legislative percent gain between 1967 and 1977. veto" over ruli ngs by the regulators. ._f What has caused this decline? Much of the / 4 Specifically, the amendment, sponsored by blame lies with the anti-growth policies pursued by Sen. Harrison Schmitt, R-N.M, would give \ the federal government. Congress the authority to intervene in FTC Productivity depends on investment — in. rulings within 6 days after they are announced. If 1 vestment in new plants, new equipment, and in th e it didn't act within that tim e, the ruling (on, say, 11. such t hings as children's television advertising development of new technologies. Washington not 4 — subject now being debated by the FTC) wo uld only skims off investment capital th rough high stand. ?;, taxes, but diverts it into nonprod uctive channels. The idea isn't a new one. It began in 1932 when The decade of the seventies has witnessed a dramatic shift of resources from production to Herbert Hoover was president. In the Legislative Appropriation act that year, Congress gave regulation. The Federal Register, where all new federal regulations are printed, ran to 20,000 pages Hoover the green light to reorganize the in 1970. In the next seven years, the number of executive branch of the federal government, but with the specifics subject to dissapproval by pages more than tripled to 70,000. either house. It now takes about $10 billion a year of new In th e 47 years since, Congress has passed 159 private capital to satisfy these regulations. Often, acts containing 214 separate, specific provisions th is money is wasted. giving itself "legislative veto" review power. Coal producers alone have been forced to spend More than half of these have been enacted sin ce By DICK WEST billions in order to meet federal mine safety 1970, so the popularity of the idea is growing. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Astronomers profess "Frustration" and the "anti-Big Government" standards, yet there has been no corresponding themselves baffled by the discovery of an object given by both adreduction in the number of mining accidents. On mood of the nation often are e legisla4ve veto as In space that appears to be coming and going at percent vocates and opponents of th khe other hand, worker output fell by 32 the same time. major reasons for its popularity. "There is an \betw,et k9 ,pnd rèyqr hg the gtns f, the ver the % (( One section of Its light spectrum indicates the ,prevlous decade. these agencies. Everybody has a regulatory object is movi ng away from ear ; th another Some EPA regulations have proved similarly horror story to tell," Sen. Schmitt says. section has it apparently heading in this direcfutile. Requiring that industries install "scrubBureaucrats and their allies among the Ralph tion. bers" may have reduced emissions from factory Nader network and other self-styled "publi c "To be honest, I don't have any convincing smokestacks, but they have not always reduced interest" groups are in a tizzy over the La what ra))y)s, and neither does anyone pollution. Scrubbers are powered by electricity, possibilitythattheSenatemaypassthemeasure else," an strophyslcist who has been studying and where th at electricity is-generated by burning tightening control over the FTC. Having gotten the phenomenon commented. used to having a hand in deciding what's best for coal, net losses in air quality have been reported. I know that feeling well. Complying with federal rules costs dollars that us all, they are well uncomfortable about losing Although celestial bodies are a little out of my would oth erwise go for Industrial research and their clout. li ne, I spent a good bit of time observing political Ironically, opponents of the legislative development. Furthermore, it has become so veto bodies and frequently have seen them moving In co mplain that It would "politiciz expensive and time-consuming to win approval for e" the opposite directions simultaneously. regulato ry process. One bureaucrat recently a new process or invention that many executives said, "The total dynamic of rule-making will Astronomers In recent years have run across feel they are "locked In" to existing technology. suffer... Our process will become a political one all sorts of strange Muff up there in the firThis situation th reatens output, growth, and as we attempt to build a political record to bring mament — quasars, supernovae, dwarf sta rs, employment. According to a 1977 Commerce before the Hill." "black boles, "red shifts" and the like. Department study, technological Innovation was What they have hit upon this time, I suspect is Funny, but that sounds as If he means the . for 45 percent of the nation's economic a waf fle star. regulators will ha ve to be more sensitive to the growth between 1929 and 1969. Furthermore, this mood of the people, just as members of Congress With all the millions of stars out there, It is same study reveals that high-technology cornare. Since bureaucrats aren't elected, holding gi panics created Jobs 88 percent faster than other them more accountable than they have been lo cal to assume that some are ambiguous; i.e., suscepti ble of m ultiple Interpretation. businesses, while their productivity grew 38 per- soun ds like a pretty good idea In this constitutional republic of ours. cent faster. u i were an astronomer seeking an cxIf we are to resolve our economic problems, we Even if the Senate should defeat the Schmitt planation for the two-directional object in the m ust re-order our priorities. Recently, In its first amendment ( and predictions are that the vote Milky Way, I would try to ascertain whether will be close, either way), the legislative veto there is anything in the galaxy comparable to a unanimous report in twenty years, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress proposed more seems to be an idea which is ga thering the SALT II treaty. momentum of a snowball rolling downhill. The projected Soviet-American arms control than forty reforms aimed at Increasing productivity. These reforms Include reducing tax and regulatory burdens on business, and limiting , government spending. The whole Congress should : act promptly on these proposals. . Is Carter Only Pick Of Blacks? COUNT FROM HURRICANE JIMMY l 5T,LL Rl,iNG... Ak 19it ,i 'S7 . ' ' 0 1 4 THE L IGH TER SIDE Coming, ( Ding At Once pact has extraordinary effects on the movement of political bodies. The closer the two countries come to final agreement, the more apparent the paradox becomes. It is particularly evident In the U.S. Senate, where the SALT treaty will be sent for ratification. Examine the statements of certain senators in one light and you will find they appear to be moving away from the treaty at a great rate. But seen in another light, th ttr tate they are moving toward the treaty at an equal velocity. For comparison purposes, I have distilled some of these statements into one simple composite. It appea rs below. "If you are talking a bout a SALT agreement that eases te nsions between the two supelpowers, lessens the prospects of war, puts a ceiling on the International arms race and frees more funds for badly needed social programs, I'm for it. "But if you are talking about a SALT agreement that freezes Russian into a position of st rategic superiority, that Includes terms in which Soviet compliance is impossibl e to verify and that sanctions a whole new round of weaponry development, I'm against It." ' Further st udy may show that polarized pressures in outer space induces form of stellar vacillation. If so, that would explain the equivocating light rays. Despite the enormous Kennedy lead In the polls, President Carter and his black campaigners have begun the 1980 race for a new lease on t he White House as though all of next year's primaries were behind th em. They port ray the president a the only choice for black voters. And they are attempting — with some success — to shift the burden of black disappo intment away. from Carter's slender shoulders and onto the broader backs of the members of the House and Senate. "We may have nowhere else to go except Carter," conceded NAACP Executive Director Ben Hooks at last month's convention in Louisvill e, Ky. Hooks added that, since so many of Carter's social and urban programs have been "cut to pieces in the Congress," the nation's largest civil rights organization will spend less time on Carter and more time on Congress be'ween now and next November. There are other signals that black discontent may vanish — or be stifled — as black leadership realizes that Jimmy Carter is the only president they've got. Edward Ken nedy is increasingly taken seriously when he insists he won't run. California Gov. Jerry Brown has failed to excite any black interest in his non-campaign. California's black politicians have begun to circulate anti-Brown materials among their colleag ues across the country, a reversal of their strong support for the guru governor three years ago (which was colored by their hope that a President Brown would be succeeded in Sacramento by then U, Gov. Mervyn Dymally, a black). One Carter strategy has been to heighten the ego-clashes between black leaders. Th e presence at Camp David of PUSH's Jesse Jackson, Mayors Maynard Jackson (Atlanta), Tom Bradley ( Los Angeles) and Richard Hatcher (Gary, Ind.) and Rep. Parren Mitchell, D-Md., was less noteworthy than the longer register of those who weren't invited. The lesson here is that you can't criticize the president and expect an invitation to his vacation retreat. Additionally, Ca rter's black campaigners hope to exploit the growing rift between blacks and two traditional (and presently anti-Carter) allies — Jews and labor. Jewish support for Allan Bakke's successful assault on academic affirmative action, co upl ed with labor's acquiesence to Brian Weber's failed attempt to segregate skilled labor, has made this task easy. In a magazine Interview, a key campaign aide recalls that "Historically, blacks have supported the presidential candidate who was anointed by the Jewish comm un ity and big labor, but that didn't happen In 1976." The Carter aide calls the 1976 black vote "support born of self-determination," That independe nce from former f riends and present allies will be st ressed again in 19 0, as will Independence from leading blacks who may want to "broker" black votes. lop Cou rt Blesses ' Li ~:~: UJ '. Ic : I 1 ! — fl at 11n D1 N1 A "OK, who's the wise guy that put the draft Kennedy letter In my To Be Signed (older?" . : WASHINGTON In Its continuing war with president who appointed four of its members: the press, the Supreme Court so far has shied Richard Nixon. away from infringing on the First Amendment's When ABC reporter Tim O'Brlan scooped his guaranteed freedo m to publish. Instead, its colleagues on two pending court decisions, for recent decisions have chipped away drastically example, an Infuriated Burger summarily at the media's freedom to gather the news a transferred an employee suspected of the leak, necessa ry first step that the court majos :ty stationed a uniformed court cop outside the press evidently feels does not warrant First Amend- room each afternoon and declared the court ment protection. library off limits to unescorted reporters. After Indiscriminate search and seizure of press initially planning to dose the peas room at 4:30 offices by police, forced disclosure of reporters' p.m., Burger reluctantly agreed to allow soiwce', secrecy of trials — these are some of the reporters to work there until 10 p.m., — dill a far Big Brother tactics the Supreme Court has put cry from Its previous 24-hour operation. Its blessing on recently. All have had a chilling These most recent shenanigans are merely effect on the pursuit of facts by the press, and extensions of the long harassment of the press 1Mm on the public's access to news of practiced by Burger through his Information misbehavior by government of ficials — in- officer, Barrett McGurn. Ironically, this willing cluding those in the judiciary. tool of Burger's supression of the media "used to The Warren Burger court also gave victims of be In the newspaper game myself once," as the press attacks the right to inquire into the date of old phrase goes. McGurn became a government mind of the reporters and editors responsible for flack in 1 66 after a long and distinguished a damaging report. Fair eno ugh. career as a reporter and foreign correspOndent. But what's sauce for the press is sauce for the His turnabout was swift and decisive. He co urt, so we decided to examine the state of mind presided over the "Five O'Clock Follies" — the of this most virulently anti-media Supreme derisive name given to the U.S. Embassy's daily Court. briefings In Saigon on the "progress" of the Not only has the Supreme Court under thief Vietnam War. "He was a comical character, Justice Warren Burger become the most extremely hostile to the press," recalled one secretive agency of the federal government — correspondent who was there. Getting any solid without even the national-security excuse of the inf ormation out of McGurn was like pulling teeth FBI or the CIA — its response to breaches of from a rhinocerous. secrecy is often as overwrought as that of the He has car ried his stonewall technique over to - '4 \"IP'1h'i.. • ...................... . ---__L . 1g 3* - _ - .4tL4*A* .., • . - .ta - I The question in the Altamonte Springs city government is whether Commissioner $arry Jacobs, completing his first term in Office, will run for re-election or if he sees a county commission berth in his future. Meanwhile, Debbie Thompson, a 28year-old homemaker, mother of one child, is considering seriously a first bid for public office — Jacob's seat on the city conunission. She already has filed an intent to run. Jacobs, attorney in the Altamonte law office of Jacobs, Goodman and Goldstein, is keeping his options open. "I have not made any commitments to anyone. I ha'n't made up my mind about my future In politics," Jacobs said. year term in office. In addition, he has added a number of spruce new outfits of clothing to his collection. Also in Altamonte Springs, Commissioner Dolores Vickers is completing her first term on the board. She, too, is up for re-election in November. Mrs. Vickers has filed her intent to run again and recently held a meeting at her Lake iinrI,h, flni,Irnj.r,l hn... .,,. • 4t Vlafl tIS fn ,in,,n Urn .IU.fl, tS 5 1 •fl degree of support available. More than 40 persons were on hand to offer help, Including financial support. Now the question is whether she will have opposition. He also noted that "anything is possible." In the inanLime, ;iie has slimmed down about 15 pounds, "for health reasons" and not for political purposes, he said, adding that business suits cover up a lot of things. During the season where slacks and shirt are approprIate attire, howter, a slimmer figure is more comfortable, he noted. If Jacobs does decide to run for Commissioner Dick Williams' seat on the county commission next year, he first will have to choose a political party. Several years ago, after being a registered Democrat for some time, he changed his party affiliation to Independent. Actually, Jacobs could run for both offices. He could seek re-election to the city commission in November and then to the county commission next year. At least part of the question concerning Jacobs future will be known by Sept. 24. That is the final day for candidate qualification in Altamonte Springs. The qualifying period opens Sept. 7. Although Williams has said he won't seek re-election to the county commission, he is looking suspiciously like a candidate. He Is physically fit, from a strict regimen of exercise and diet that he follows, and Is the senior member on the commission, completing his second four- Terrence William Ackert, an Altamonte Springs attorney has been appointed by the judges of the 18th judicial circuit — Seminole and Brevard Co unties -to serve as the court's domestic relations commissioner and act as a special master in enforcing the court's orders of support, alimony and maintenance. Since June 1, the service fee on all such payments collected by the clerk of the court has been increased. In addition to the clerk's fee of one percent of the payment but not less than 50 cents, any payment In excess of $25 also must include an additional one percent of the total amount. The county commissioners asked the Judges to assess the higher fee to make the program self-supporting. The county is funding the costs of the domestic relations commissioner until Oct. 1, for a trial period. Three Seminole County lawyers are seeking admission to the Florida Bar Brian D. DeGailler of Altamonte Springs and Margaret A. Evans and Timothy M. O'Leary of Longwood. Mail front readers brings many questions about the Vial of Life program that I have written about in previous columns. This valuable effort involves storing vital medical information in a container that is readily accesseble to others in case we are incapacitated by accident or illness. Vial of Life is not a federal-government operation. I doubt there is any official agency providing information for assistance in setting up such programs locally. Instead, Vial of Life must be organized ins community or by a group of concerned citizens in a large metropolitan area. First, find out who in your community provides that excellent and important paramedic-rescue ambulance. It may be the fire department, a hospital, the Red Cross or the American Heart Association. Then make direct contact with the paramedic squad. The next step Is preparing the Information to be contained in the vial itself. List separately the name of each household member followed by the name and telephone numbers of his or her physician, lithe person Is being treated by a specialist, It's wise to Include that doctor's name and phone number as well. List all current illnesses (particularly a heirt condition, high blood pressure, diabetes or use of a pacemaker), special medications and allergies. Also give the name, address and phone number of the next of kin or of a local relative or friend who in an emergency might be able to provide additional important Information for the paramedics. W - ' - - ...... emergency phone number. But by dialing 911, you can lose precious minutes while the operator list ens to you and relays the information to the rescue squad. Harold Many paramedic squads have their own direct-dial phone numbers. The time thus Blumenfeld saved in getting the ambulance rolling might make all the difference in saving a life. Tape the paramedic squad's phone number on your home telephones and Then Insert that information In the vial, inside the doors of one or two closets. You which is nothing more than a small plastic may not be able to memorize it, but have It container about 2 Inches long and 14 In- readily accessible. That could be one of the ches wide like those used by druggists in most important phone numbers you will filling prescriptions. (Some municipal ever dial. But all these life-saving activities can't governments help defray the costs of vials operate like a one-man band. Organize and forms.) The vial must be available when the your neighbors. For example, urge them paramedics arrive. It should be taped to to join you in taking a CPR (coronary the top right aide of a refrigerator shelf, cardiopulmonary resuscitation) course to Keep the vial information current by Learn how to help people who are stricken listing new ailments and medications as until the rescue squad arrives. well as the names and phone numbers of new phyilcians. You might also require fast paramedic treatment In your car or on the street. So, make carbon copies of the Vial of Uf2 Information. Write Although other communities may not Letters to the editor are welcomed have Included it In their programs, i l or publication, f Mi letters must be recommend taping a second Vial of Life to mIllng address and, U signed, with a the auto dashboard or In the glove cornIdCPbODC number to the partment, which should be unlocked, of Ideutlty of the writer may be verified. The Evening herald will respect the My wife and I carry another copy of the wishes of writers who do not want their vital Information in our wallets in case we nam es is print. The Evening Herald have a seizure or are In an accident. It's l reserves tbe right to edit letters to the only life we have; we want to help ellniliiateilbelortocoalirmnto space anyone who might be trying to save it. requirements. Your community may have 911 general L A Common Complaint Re: 'Recruiters Make It (Europe) Sound So Good,' (Or, It's A Shame Her Life In Germany Was A Hassle.) As an American living In Germany for about 18 years, I feel compelled, for the sake of argument, to comment on the misadventures of Ma. Marian Harris, but with a great deal of sympathy. As a guest of the Federal Republic of Germany and its citizenry, I had the opportunity to live In a "foreign culture" and learn to appreciate Its customs and peculiarities. Even though my experiences were interlaced with consternation, I will always be grateful for this opportunity. I was in Germany but a short time before learning the majority of U.S. military personnel had no desire to become acquainted In a realistic sense with their host nation. Few of them endeavored to learn the German language, even though l!.nglish Is of Germanic origin and easily understood. My complaint in this area is that the majority of German nationals I met would prefer to practice their English with me rather than help me learn their own language. Incldenuy, the English language was nut a mandatory subject In the German schools at the time Ms. Harris visited that country, but an elective subject, the option being the Pleas e- - - - - - ,. , •_, 1 fri. - • I - - - I - - This new flag might well have emblazoned across the field USD of A denoting the United Socialist Democracies of America, for that Is where we are headed, with the continued acceleration of the denigration of the dignity and sovereignty of the individual dates that originally made up these United States. And the continued acquisition of power by the bureaucracies centralizing the power of government in these federal regions and in Washington or, as the ZIP says, 20000. This raises the question: How long before the Post Office Department will issue an order that your address will be SS No. 452 — or whatever, and If you live In Sanford, Florida, the rest of the address will be 37171 plus the additional four digits that will designate street and house. S.B. "Jim" Crowe, 713 Bevler Road Sanford Much Of A Job? So now our Flag will not be flown at Memorial Park on Saturdays and Sundays because to do so will cost the city $1,560 annually in overtime pay. Will It be flown on national holidays'? Is It much of a job to raise our flag at dawn and lower It at sunset? Is there no city employee (fireman, policeman, utility man etc.) who normally works on weekends, willing to undertake such a big job? Perhaps they have not even been asked! Our Flag is glorious. It stands for so many men and women who have willingly given their time, strength and yea, even their fives, for this Flag and us! Have we become so small? John T. Rwnbley United States Navy (Retired) fit. 2, Box 98 Sanford Grass Roots Group Rampy Burdick of Orlando, Florida, recently participated in a special telephone alert urging citizen opposition to a bill which would adversely affect current lobby laws If certain proposed amendments are Included. As a member of Citizen's Choice, a national grass roots organization, Burdick indicated that opposition to the bill is based on two proposed amendmend ments which would seriously Impede the work of hundreds of grass roots organizations across the country. "If Congress supports these amendments, Citizen's Choice and others may be required to violate their members' privacy by revealing membership lists," warns Burdick. "In addition, excessive paperwork and reporting requirements would skyrocket cods and make It difficult for organizations such as ours to carry out their commitments to members. Such bureaucratic obstructions would deprive citizens of their constitutional right to petition the government, a right afforded by the First Amendment." The recent telephone alert was conducted by Citizen's Choice staff, volunteers and student interns from across the nation. Over 500 key Citizen's Choice members were reached by telephone and urged to write or phone their representatives Immediately to urge opposition to the bill. "A direct mall alert will reach all 35,000 membeas within the coming week," Burdick reports, "and based on past experience, we expect thousands of than to respond with letters and phone calls to their Congressmen. This kind of active citizen involvement has a definite Impact on Congress." Citizen's Choice was founded three years ago by the Chamber of Coin. marc. of the United Slates to help Individual citizens significantly influence legislation which may affect their personal and economic freedoms. The following is an open letter to the head of the Pod Office Department of the United States of America: I so address you in compliance with President Carter's directive on the saving of energy, and the Post Office Department's authorization that It Is okay to denigrate the dignity of the states by designating them as: Wa., Ma., Fl., etc., et al. And while it is against the law to defile the flag of the United States of America, the Pod Office Department has seen fit to Issue a flag damp, thereby besmirching the flag every time one Is canceled. This tends to make scofflaws of the citizenry, since they see the flag besmirched and nothing is done about it. ' - While you are making new flags, why not one with 50 stripes, to designate the states, and then replace the present 50 Mars in the canton with a canton made of a round blue field, designating the Central Bureaucratic Government, with 10 stars for the 10 Federal Regional Districts established by President Nixon's Executive Order 11647, on Feb. 10, 1972, and used as a base for the ZIP Codes of the Post Office Department. Flag-Besmirching • • • - -. ' S - - - - 1L - -, . - .1 .- - - Why not now issue one with 50 stripes, since the Post Office Department defies Congress' direction that there should be no more than 13 stripes, these to designate the 13 original states. In regards to the article in Sunday's paper, July 22, "Her Life In Germany, A Hassle, In my opinion, Mrs. Harris painted a very bad picture of Germany to anyone thinking of signing up for an overseas tour. My faintly and I moved In 1966 to Augsburg, Germany. I left eight years later. We were not military-connected and lived as Mrs. Harris did on the economy (with the Germans). Your life overseas is what you make It. All military bases overseas offer "conversational" German courses to help Americans learn the basics, or University of Maryland offers a more intense course. Not all Germans speak English, it is true, but how many Americans know another foreign language for our for.eign visitors? Remember, Mrs. Harris, it is their country. In my eight years I saw the Deutsch Mark drop from 4 DM to 2.30 DM for each dollar. Military bases offer tours, NCO, En., Officer's Club and movies that all take dollars. I was never searcftv1 nor was I ever accused of shoplifting. I shopped at certain stores regularly and was soon greeted as a regular customer. Our German landlady and our German neighbors were our friends. Even though our communications were not perfect, they were always there to help us when we needed them. When I left in 1974, I left as a military wife, I know about "down range." It's part of military service, being combat ready. I'm very proud to tell people I Lived in Europe. Some of my fondest memories of growing up happened there Octoberfests, Fasching, Christmas, The Passion Play of Oberammergau, being an usher at a German-American concert, and being the only American girl at a 1972 Olympic basketball game party. If you make an attempt to make the most of your tour or visit, the memories of Germany are "Wunderbar." Elizabeth Moody 102 Bayberry Rd. Longwood We have recently learned that Harriett Waddell Is leaving the employ of The Evening Herald. It goes without saying, we will miss her very much as a friend as well as a representative of the newspaper. As you know, Harriett has served us faithfully for many years and has made every effort to help us make downtown better. Nora Gordon President of Downtown Business Association of Sanford . Now you have seen fit to issue a flag stamp, that we suppose purports to be the flag of the USA, that has 15 stripes. Why? 'What You Make It' 'We Will Miss Her' Life-Saving Activities — - - Growing Older — - w J Brother Tactics' ' I went to the city commission meeting Monday evening and left outraged when I saw some of Sanford's "finest" at work. There was a vote on whether or not to issue a permit to Nikki Thoman to hold "Sanford Jam II," a benefit rock concert, out at Sanford Memorial Stadium Sept. 29. The vote was 2 to 2, thereby denying the permit. Commissioners David Farr and Eddie Keith said that a rock concert would not be in Sanford's best interests. Tell it to Orlando, Mr. Farr! I'm sure Orlando thought the Fiorrida World Music Festival wasn't in their best interest when the Festival made way over $100,000. If Messrs. Farr and Keith would step down from their comfortable ivory towers and went to a concert, they would see it was a wellorganized affair and not the freakedout, violent catastrophe that one sees In movies like 'Woodstock" or "Gimmie Shelter." Being a musician with high standards I would never be associated with anything that would give anybody a bad reputation and neither would any other musician with integrity. The band I'm in (Trapezoid) performed at SJI and while it wasn't quite as organized as a major concert (due to some last minute changes imposed by the Sanford Airport Authority) it was was no orgyridden frenzy like I'm sure Farr and Keith picture it to be, and if the commission believed in young people I'm sure SJ II would be run as well, if not better, than SJ I. However, there seems to be a growing distrust for young people in Sanford, as there is nothing for teenagers to do except hang around Sanford Plaza and try to bum a ride to Longwood or Casselberry. Sanford provides teenagers with nothing for recreation and it's no wonder kids do illegal things. It provides them with a little excitement on a Friday night. Why can't Sanford's commissioners wake up to the fact that for every step forward they take, they take two backwards? No wonder Sanford Is the laughingstock of Central Florida. It Sanford was a business It would be bankrupt. The reason: There is hardly anyone on the city commission willing to take a chance on anything as brilliant as Sanford Jam 11. This Is why I thank the Lord there are still people like Julian Stenstrom, who believes in young people and Is willing to take a chance on them, but with the Neanderthal thinking of the rest of our glorious commission he's beating his head against time wall, sad to say. Maybe anybody under 30 might not count to the city commission when planning projects such as Sanford Jam II, but I hope they remember this next November when voting time comes around. Jimmy Miller 2816 S. French Ave. Sanford Foes Are Getting 'Te sty Exchanges between Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore and City Commissioner Julian 48t.enstrom were a bit testy at the recent city commission meeting. U. Although neither man has announced formally Intentions concerning the city elections in 1960, it is widely known that Stenstrom plans to run for the mayor's office, regardless of whether Moore wants to return for another term. Early in this week's meeting, Moore .reacted to kibitzing from Stenstrom. Moore said even though Stenstrom badly -;wanted to occupy the mayor's seat, as ;fchalrman of the commission, Moore J wanted to be permitted to conduct the meeting without interference from Stenstrom. Later In the meeting, when Stenstrom his seat at the commission table left [ '\.briefly, Moore called a recess until Stendrom returned. Stenstrom's response was that other commissioners)eavp i)e r,"om on occasion without the meeting being halted. the Supreme Court. When we asked for the supporting the federal government's increasing names of the chief justice's law clerks, for encroachment on the lives and liberties of all example, McGurn refused to provide them Americans. even though they are public employees. WATCH ON WASTE: While American McGurn Is also a master of the unresponsive motorists, all but grounded by the scarcity and answer to questions he considers Inappropriate, high price of gasoline, are car-pooling and And his petty harassment of the media goes to scrimping on vacation trips, the Air National such lengths as forbidding television reporters to Guard is burning up high-octane gas at a film their spots from the court steps without profligate rate mm in the wild blue vnnd.r h prior permission. hour one of the reservists' jumbo C-130 cargo Jets Once a New Jersey high school reporter isbthe air means 775 gallons of fuel going up In requested permission to Mt in the court's press smoke. The total annual fuel consumption is section during a hearing on student fights. more than 57 million gallons. The trouble, acMcGurn turned down the student, who was cording to our sources, is that much of the soobliged to sit in the visitors' gallery, where note. called training for the weekend warriors consists taking Is prohi bited. Yet the press section vir- of aerial games that accomplish little but wade tuall y was empty. a lot of gas. Perhaps the bed Indication of McGunm's It cods the American taxpayers mlllion.s of mindeet Is expressed in his own words, In an dollars to keep troops in South Korea, The unusual statement of principle added to his Koreans are supposed th help defray the expense lengthy biography in the current "Who's Who": Of our presence there, since it has obvious "The newsman and the person who speaks for benefits for the Koreans. the government share the same objective of But our allies have explaining goverment policy," McGurn wrote. proven tight-fisted in the extreme. In June 1977, for example, the Pentagon billed the South "The spokesman has an added responsibility Korean Air Force for 144,000 as Its share of a to help government policy succeed." Joint expense. At first, the Koreans pleaded If this remarkable admission represents poverty; then they claimed that $20,000 of the bill simply the view of one government press agent, was not valid. Uncle Sam is dill trying to collect. It's disturbing enough. But If It reflects the views of McGurn's master, thief J ustice Burger, it Footnote: U you know about governm ent marks a singular departure for the Supreme extravagance, write to Jack Anderson's Watch Court — from interpreting the Constitution to on Waste, P.O. Box 2300, Washington, D.C. 20013. '1'"P' than in non-profit hospitals. But the SMH board is not the only non profit group in the running. Florid Hospital, run by the Seventh Dii) Geoffrey Adventist Church, wants to own or managi SMH, and Orlando Regional Medica Pounds Center, also non-profit, has expresse I interest. / What may be the most ironic twist to th hospital story is that the SMH board, one( rooms in for-profit facilities averaged 10 under a tidal wave of protest for con percent above comparable rooms in non- sidering a relocation of the facility, no profit hospitals. Laboratory fees were 24 boasts that it is the only group cGrnmittec percent higher and medication fees were to leaving the facility in downtown San 27 percent higher, the study concluded, ford. The study was conducted by the Health If the hospital is sold to the Hospital Services Foundation. Corporation of America, a market study Another study, prepared by the would follow, indicating where in the University of Pennsylvania last year, county the hospital should be, an HCA shows from a sample of four investor- spokesman said. Representatives of the owned Florida hospital groups that other for-profit groups also indicated a patients pay about $12 more per day than relocation was likely if they took over they do in non-profit hospitals the size of operation. SMH (200 beds). Florida Hospital spokesmen said they In addition, Florida Blue Cross would leave the hospital in Sanford only if estimates the patient pays as much as $24 they could purchase the land they need for per day more in profit-making hospitals a new building. — II ~11 I'll ~. French language. It Is indeed unfortunate that the U.S. dollar no longer commands the respect it once did in the free world. I am sure that many of your readers will recall an exchange rate of DM4.00 or better to oneU,S. dollar, and not the DM1.83 exchange rate mentioned by Ms. Harris, or the lower exchange rate of DM1.70 applicable during the summer months of 1978. It was during these times that many German landlords voluntarily lowered their rental fees in order that lower grade U.S. military dependents could remain in Germany as a family unit. At the beginning of these difficult times, many German civic groups Initiated relief programs, collecting food, clothing and money for U.S. military personnel. The matter concerning the (unauthorized) use of garbage disposal containers is comical, but easily understood considering each German household is required by law to purchase their own containers and pay all applicable annual taxes thereon. The unfavorable times experienced by Ms. Harris is a common complaint registered by U.S. military personnel, so there is no doubt that the oncecoveted assignment to West Germany Is now looked upon with justified anxiety. However, should the opportunity to visit this enchanting and mystical land prevail itself, one can always look forward to the many historical castles, museums and other culture interests, as well as the "Fasching" parties, parades and endless numbers of festivities which cost little or nothing. In the meantime, the German tourists will continue to arrive in huge numbers, visit Disney World and abandonedly spend their Deutsche Marks as freely as we once spent our U.S. dollars in Germany. Signature Withheld Lake Mary Distrust For Young? arties & Politics JACK ANDERSON 8ERRY'S WORLD Our Readers Write Hospital Care,,,Goi41na Uc . Is Inflation Weapon Sunday, July 29, 1979-4A - - . —S -W .41, ",, - ---. -1W _,17 - �1 OA—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sufl(I5y,JuIy2,197 i - BUSINESS Runniong Family Business , Casselberry Frame By LeROY POPE UP! Business Writer Shop Starts Operating A full range of do-it-yourself and custom features are offered In a new Frame Factory shop that opened Monday In Casselberry. The l,800-square foot facility at 450 U.S. 17-92 South is located just north of State Road 436 across from Leed's. Daren Rowe owns the Carrelberry Frame Factory, one of 16 such franchises In Florida and the first In Central Florida. Miss Rowe said the shop Is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, except Tuesdays, when It is open until 9 P.M. Dry mounting for photos and charts are available, along with framing for a wide variety of Items, including oil paintings, graphics, shadow boxes, watercolors, needlework, certificates and other objects. State At 42% Of Bond Goal ,s", NEW YORK (UP!) — Notso many decades ba ck if a man wi th "IR . " a of those of the business, and objectives may be unduly limited. successful busin ess didn't have a promising son to leave It to he A The family-owned company also may be a veritable jungle of .., / I . \ ". looked to marry one of his daughters to a good manager. sensitivity problems — one or more eccentric and pushy but inNowadays, the girl is likely to say, "Sell the busin ess and give capable members of the family who own big blocks of stock must me the money, Pop, or let me run it." be catered to. Which is one reason why executive recruiters often have trouble Plessner said this reluctance of good executives to join them is . . getting good managers to take jobs with family-owned corna serious problem for familyowned firms. "It means they m ust panles. pay bigger sal aries for good people and sign rather long contracts ATTENDS CONFAB "Top notch executives are prone to thin k family-owned with them somewhat more binding than the public company gives Rodney businesses are tro uble spots," says Rene Plessner, a New York Cable, of 480 Evergreen Avenue, Longwood, good executives." executive recruiter. recently participated in a three-day business and On the other hand, the family-owned company can be a great Plessner at one time was deeply involved in fin ding executives opportunity for an astute outside executive who has both the educational conference with officers and other for the cosmetics field, an industry in which family-owned determin ation and the fl exibility to do a good job and get along leading sales representatives of Metropolitan Life companies abo und. This led him to in vest igate the stat us of with the family. Insurance Company. It was held at Pinehurst, N.C. familyowned firms in America. "lie may know that the path to the chairmanship is blocked by Cable, associated with the company's Orlando of. "I fo un d there are at least 3,000 family-owned businesses in the heredity, but he can be a powerf ul force and t, take a lot of money country with annual sales of $5 million or more," he said. "Some lice, qualified for the conference by providing more in salary and bonuses if he does well," Plessner said. "It's quite a have sales exceeding $100 million." than $1.1 million of life insurance protection for his challenge and most good executives are looking for a challenge as Generall y speaking, these family-owned businesses pay better clients. Pictured with him at the Pinehurst Hotel is well as for money." executive salaries and bonuses than public companies of the sam e It appears that most farnilycontrollcd companies ultim ately his wife, Joyce. size, Plessner said. pass out of the family's rule, Plessner said. Either they are sold Despite that, when Plessner conducted a survey among 360 for tax reasons, or the family in terest becomes so diluted that marketing executives, 31 percent responded that they would be professional managemen t and directors take over. "Sometim es rel uctant to take a job with a fam ily-o wned firm and an oth er 43 the founder takes the Initiative to turn the business over to percent sa id they would take a job in such a firm only if the salary professional management as Charles Revson did when he brought was high and th e frin ge benefits very good. In Michel Bergerac to run Revlon," Plessner said. The other 26 percent answered cautiously that it would all Often, there is a struggle among the family heirs for control. depend on the business and what kin d of impression they gained This usually leads to sale of the busin ess or at least to a truce that as to the family's attitude toward outsiders. puts the company in the hands of professionals. Doesn't Do So Well In EPA's Testing ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) — tified for production. After testin g Shetley's car, engine and unspecified drive Government tests on the Its Inventor, former racin g the EPA gave the vehicle a shaft modifications on a cross"Shetleymobile" show the mechanic Michael Shetley, said rating of 34 miles per gallon in coun try publicity to ur , claiming diesel car gets less than half the in an interview in Florida, "I'm city driving and 52 mpg in high- milea ge up to 110.6 mpg. 110 miles per gallon its builder apologizing to the public as I way driving. According to the EPA, the proclaimed in a nationwide said I would do If I failed the "The highest mileage sub- Shetley car emitted 0.69 grams publicity tour. test." compact cars now on the per The Environmental ProtecHe also said he would buil d market range up to 41 mpg in pe mile of hydrocarbons, 68 rcent more than the 1960 tion Agency said Friday th e another car and seek f ederal the city and 55 on the high way standard of 0.41 gpm. The car modified diesel car also ex- certification for it at an EPAin t he same test," the EPA said. was rated at 2.3 gpm in nitrogen ceeds anti-pollution exhaust approved laboratory in Califor- Shetley had taken the red 1979 oxide emissions, 15 percent standards and cannot be cer- nia. Mercury Capri with a diesel a bove the standard of 2.0 gpm. The U. S. Census Bureau has a number of temporary Jobs open during the next few weeks in Seminole County to help prepare address lists for use during the 1980 census. Temporary census workers usually will work three to four weeks each and will be paid on a per-address collected basis. For an eight-hour day, the average worker will earn $27 to $30 per day plus 18½ cents-permile for any driving done in a private vehicle. Applicants for the jobs must be 18 years old or over, a U.S. citizen, and pass a written test. The work involves driving or walking to compile lists of addresses of each dwelling unit in designated areas of the county. Interested county residents should contact U.S. Census PreUst clUes, Bjdg., Park 20 Wed, 1244 Blmt4own Hwy., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304. Air Tourism .11* . The latest construction industry forecast indicates that the contract value of new construction in 1978 will total $164 billion, a slight increase over last year, according to an authority on construction activity. McGraw-Hill Information Systems Company, releasing the second scheduled update of its "1979 DodgeSweet's Construction Outlook," said this week that although this year's physical volume of construction will be about 5 percent below the 1978 peak, Inflation will push the dollar value of this work nearly 4 percent above last year's level. With the construction cycle now In decline, it pointed out, there will be less housing but more nonresidential construction In 1978, as the lagging nonresidential cycle outlasts the housing boom. The firm, a leading source of data on construction marketing, Is known for Its Dodge Reports on construction activity and Sweet's Catalog Files on construction product Information. Florida Gas Hits Record Florida Gas Company has reported record second quarter earnings of $8,378,000 compared with $7,526,000 for the second quarter of 1978. Fully diluted earnings per share were $1.22 compared with $1.06 in 1978. Fully diluted earnings per share for the 12month period ending June 30,1979 were $4.06, after a non-recurring charge in the third quarter of 1978 equal to 51 cents per share, compared with $4.08 for the same period ending June 30, 1978. The board of directors of Flagship Banks Inc. has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share of common stock, payable Sept. 7, to shareholders of record Aug. 17. Flagship Banks Inc., with $1.8 billion In assets and 57 banking offices and 30 automatic teller machine locations throughout Florida, Is one of the date's largest bank holding companies. The Central fonda Zoo has a new ' I,, p baby Llama who needs a name, so we ,,, are having a LABEL THE LLAMA a CONTEST. .LAMA.RAMA. Pick up your application for the winning $I 00 prize at the Zoo Admissions Office at the time ',ou punc haw' your admission ticket Get your inspira tion from our baby Llama on display The contest begins on Thursday, Jul., 5 199 .irid ALL appbcztions MUST be in by Tuud.y. July 31. 1979. Judges will he Mr & Mrs Joseph Orin, donors of the proud parents of our baby Llama The winner wd be ani,io.j.ied August 6, 1979, and soil receive I It) cash A pilique • recognizing the individual wtiose name is sekr,'.f w JI h. disp'ls.t't 0 I theLlama's cage Send your application to: LABEL. Ill L II AMA CON TI Central Florida Zoo, P0. Drawer 2071. Sartard, Florida 32711 Applications are issued ONLY with a purchased tsi.ir it rh. Admissions window I Central Floilda Zoo i, 17.92 ot I4 • Sanford Florida --______ '' it f 1.01 Ad]& ) J the Direct Deposit Program. Basically, the program allows you to designate that your check I Quit Housing OLor1untt CLOSED Aug. 19th thru SEPT. 3 ___ 111111111111 Nv!GAU Springs, she moved to (Wlberry from Kent, Ohio, in Mrs. Iris Ned. Nebergall, MRS. IRIS 1N2.Sbewasahouaewiteanda 15i iai Drive, died Friday. Born In Delon Baptist. Survivors Include her himbsnd, Ralph; four sistSo. ers, In cluding Linda Gob.!, two •ERAL 'I •...-.. -- i SANOD, 3090 S. Orlando Dr. (305323-3770) • LIISIU0, 1403 S. 14th St. (904-787-2557) • DaBARy U.S. 17-92 (305.606-4438) • DELANO, 'Southern Regional Main Office 345 N. Woodland Blvd. (904.734.2551; DILTONA, 940 D.ltona Blvd. (305-668-4403)/ Boren Plaza. 1240 Providence Blvd. (305.574.1427) • OAINI$VILLI, 'Northern Regional Main Office. 2815 N.W. 13th St. (904-376.75511/249 W. Unsvers,Ave (904-375-8500)/ Gainesville Mall. 2528 N.W. 13th St. (904-376-2633)/4414 N W 23rd Ave. (904-376-3204)15200 W. Nswb.rry Rd. (904.427.3447) . LAKE CITY, 2735 U.S. 90 West (904.752-8222). ZION OAKS, 3259 S.W. 157th St. Rd. • NEW SNYRNA REACH, 1300 S. Atlantic Ave. (904.427.3447). ORANGE CITY, Four Tuwnes Shopping C'rnter, 2400 U . S. 11 1-92 (904.774.4343) • ORMOND BEACH , 520 c Baldwin Funeral Home Altamonte Springs is in charge of arrangements. -0. - •• ______ — . . ., M . Suffer1 - .'.-...-. . - I - - - - I the third iiiiiiig. "Once we were in the losers bracket, we got great pitching from Mark Cochran, Trov QuackeIit)tclp and Iflilrichtield walked tss ii fanned six, including it whiffing act of tilt, slik ft' ixtlt . iI I fIt. 'aV's duti!th • • - ,! Iii. I! - I ,; , uatt i.1 , icli lii.l t' ' ' • '' T, , -Toz~-1, UILZ 0 rIZZ __ .*.i: . By United Press International the star for the Pirates but his Plop, plop ... tiu, fizz ... oh philosphy concerning the battle what a relief It is — to have for first place was a bit difBruce Sutter and his major ferent. league-leading 23 saves on your "First place is Immaterial to ballclub. us right now," sa id Garner, who While Sutter was preserving went 6-for-8 in the doublereliever Dick Tidrow's eighth header, scored five times (four victory In 10 decisions and the In the second game), drove in Cubs' 4-2 triumph over the New three runs and hit his seventh York Mets, the Pittsburgh homer of the season to raise his Pirates were humbling the average to .315. "We know we first-place Montreal Expos have to win at a consistent twice 5-4 and 9-1 — be fore mark throughout the season if 59,260 fans, the largest crowd we are go ing to f in ish in first ever to witness a baseball game place. That's what counts. We in Montreal and the largest to have to beat Montreal." see a major league gam e this Garner had three hits and season. Kent Tekulve picked up the Chicago and Pittsburgh now victor In the opener and John trail their neighbor to the north Milner drove in four runs with a by a mere half-game. homer and a single to support Supporting Tidrow, Sutter Bert Bl 'leven's five-hit p°itand the rest of the surging Cubs ching In the nightcap as was Dave Kingman, who Blyleven raised his reco rd to 9blasted two home runs, his 31st 3 and 32nd of the season, for three Reds 2, Braves 0: o, ,,our ,-Mca6o r uns. e. an Bair a -. see man combined on a six-hitter ,z a s_ (Ii ._L I Ii 1.1 I a orm,,, said Sutter. ss iCuui15 Wi. @sSO suiciflfl5u iO their WCU A') ..A ..A I rth .,a i..a.. owns a -- record R,,u an fou vi ct ory. pressive 1,24 ERA. "It's good to Cardinals 5, L'hIllles 0: see he didn't lose his stroke Bob Forsch pitched a three(after his elbow injury). When hitter and George Hendrick he's hot lie's one of the most knocked In two runs to pace St. Louis. devastating hitters...." Since Sutter doesn't have to Dodgers 11, Astros 7: Dusty Baker slammed a face Kingman, he just worries about his team and his pitching. three-run homer and Derrel "I don't look at statistics," Thomas knocked in two runs said the man who has been the with a pair of singles to give the winning pitcher for the National Dodgers their sixth straight League in the last two AU-Star triumph. games."If I save 40 games and Giants 4, Padres 3: we don't win the pennant It Jack Clark belted his 20th won't mean anything." homer In the 11th inning to give Up north, Phil Garner was San Francisco the win. ;- Ir 4 -,' *P r • - . , •-'. I . . • __________ _____ " , .- - IT . . • , ' 'b$ • k . ". '. 1.... ' .• .. , . . . . . .. 4 , " ' ---_ '. ' w , __ '- ' -. - .' •, - •.", '* , * ,,- .,, ' .' • • •. !vii --& . - . ' .. 4. • • $'-"---' - ' :- V . ' . &"i$f' - . , .- .' 'a. , - . • " . • - • • '' • Open-mouthed Blake M tore sale for Seminole I Semtnole Broncos Lose Semora G-ville u .. ' '. n I' ' , • ' 'a ., evai • - _ _. .1_.__l", _._ - , • .., .. I I wi: - — S.w-L . f 11 1Ij. Ill , •' 4-i . . ; L' . "1 MIKE S MIT!I 0 - anger Own turned to set' Jackson barreling down on huii. Reggie Jackson took the light Jackson grabbed the pitcher by Milwaukee , Brewers the throat unl the two players F riday night, but Civ il Cooper's rolled to the ground as both three home runs delivered a , emptied. Yankee benches knockout punch to the New Manager Billy Martin played York Yankees. the game under protest bccau.sc Jackson, the Yankees premi- Caldsvell was not thrown out er slugger, touched off a and protested the game a benches-clearing brawl and second time saying the pitchwas ejected from the ganiie In er's mound wasn't hiF'h enough the four fourth inning at w Cald ell said h e (11(1 not Milwaukee s County Stadiwn intentionally throw at Jackson after charging Brewer Pitcher in the fourth inning. Mike (aldwell. "'l'he ball slipped off in Jackson's f i g ht in g spirit, fingers," Caldwell said. "I hail however, couldn t overcome no malicious thought. Cooper's competitiveness. TIgers 4, Blue Jays 3: Cooper belted his third homer Pinch-runner Lynn Jones of the game with two out in the scored from se co nd with two ninth inning, off Rich Gossage, outs in the 11th on shortstop to give the Brewers a 6-5 Alfredo Griffin's throwing error victory and drop the defending to give the Tigers their victor y . world chaunptons 13 games Orioles 8, Royals 0: behind first-place Baltimore In Ken Singleton betted a threethe American League Fast. run homer and Le May a twoCooper $ herotc8 tted a club run that to )ttt the OrIoles to '.Oi r h is • ; ,s riuzn11i Igame their zna triumph in their .1eir iL b d'0' I I CS '35, S 1yUen in games. OgLI vie earlier this season and India is 7 White Sax 2' made a winner of Bob McClure Cliff Johnson drove ui tin-ce 5-1. runs, one with his seventh "1 didn't think it was good homer, to lead the Indians to enough to go over the fence," their fifth straight victory. said Cooper of his ninth-inning Rangers 11, Red Sox 2: blast. 'I knew the other two Steve Corner tossed a fivewere gone." hitter and itichie Zisk drove in Caldwell incurred Jackson's three runs, helping the Hangers wrath by throwing a series of snap a four-game losing streak. brushback pitches at the hard- 1w Ins 3, Angels 1: hitting outfielder (luring his Ken lAindreaux and 1(ob first two appearances at the Wilfong each scored once and plate. After Ileing knocked to drove in it rwi to help the the ground during his second Twins defeat the Angels. time to the plate and then Mariners 1, A's 0: Larry Milbourne delivered a popping out meekly to third baseman Sal Bands, Jackson sacrifice fly in the third and flung his bat toward the mound Rick Honeycutt and Byron on his way to first. Mclaughlin scattered 11 hits in leading (hi,. Mariners to victor) and flutig it to the ground in over the A's. • • - ' ' L eads : :: 1 • gt - -' I omers • * ,• , • . 'ss • . Itt , 1. .i' • ii , "zr.. -- . t'.. P . 1 ) United Press International -- u• .14 .11 . . • - . ~ 1 I , , 41 - ' .. ... I • 11'S 1u'iti ti(tiS tsuith"; liriy Basebrawl His Game? 4ii'lWip.Mllw~ 1. 'I '' ' " - J - wqie; . * •pp,I . ' d a., vu n I hi ' . 0 P-ti.i. 11 11, I • ' • '' Plop, Plop ; 4. . V :t.. QIF~~~ffl - 111111111 - , • • . oi.. Itlaici,; .r r . •, 49l!9n*. _'f 't 5 • II • P I ' , Viii t (tlt .,_~t •• • . 1, ''I . I * I ___ .t,~r, • - '-F. . . • • - -'.:.: "V: - At S 1 0.0 . • . . . - . . . •. / . - .- . ' " ' ' ' • t. -• .' . .. • l '- - .. 4- - • . .. .,.. . ,.' 1r' ,. .- ." • • r -. -. -. '; '!- - -.-. ,j.jj 1 ' , 4 -"p . ': L %" .j'.jrr : • - .. , - 66. B'1' ill Rogers, who '1 shared ian. the f irst - round with lead J.C. Snead doesn't stint on words when lie talks about how (,rahiun, slipped to an even-pal' much he enjoys playing the 71 to join Andy Bean (68), short, tricky course at the hobby Wudktns (69) and Whitemarsh Valley Country Tommy Valentine (69) at lati while John Sc hroeder (69) and Club. But, he couldn't be blamed Bob Bymnan (70) were at 137. for go ing on at length Frida y Defen di ng champion Jack after tying the course record Nicklaus fired a 70 to sta nd at with a 7-wider-par 64 for a 36- even-par 142 and commented hole score of 132 and a two- 'I haven't been playing ba d; I stroke lead going into today's haven't been playing well; I'm t hi rd round of the $250,000 just pla>ing" Philadelphia Golf Classic.Snead's round aided by three consecutive bir dies on the "Some courses I don't like an first holes. 1-us plIayIing," sbaiu aid neau, nea d , seeking 1976. only bogey came on the par-1 his first tour victory since the sixth when he missed a 12-foot "This Is probably one of putt after conning out of a trap. be • I t. but he got the stroke back on tour. It's '2 lot of different the next hole when he canned a where you use a 20-footer birdie putt en route to clubs, d I like that." Snead's round of eight birdies tying the mark held by Nicklaus, Gil Morgan and R.H. bogey was good for a • Sikes. I. A iVo5irOitC advantage over "I've been putting more first-round co-leader David Graham, who recovered from a Lonsistently than I've ever been double bogey on his second hole since beginning golf," said to shoot a 2-under-par 69 for a Snead, who needs a win here to become golf's newest mit134 total. . lionaire in career earnings. I've Ben Crenshaw was alone in rolled the ball real well here third place at 135 following a the first two rounds. " UPII PHILADELPHIA • • "1*4 ; -- ..-: " -' 1I ' . Ary A . . - F !j. - .'*3.i. - ' 'r' 17_pin 04 " 1r.t r .. i S 1 Seminole AL. coach Glatting holds huddle, Griese, Csonka Reunited Saints. is Delvin Williams at running MIAMI (UP!) — The Miami , ck with N at Moore and Duriel Quarterback Griese and fullLm Dolphins will have the familiar Harris at wide receiver, played in the names of Bob Griese and Larry back Csonka last same lineup together in 1974 Missing the action will be ld before Csonka left for the now guard Larry Little with a Vero Beach when they un- defunct World Footbdo Lugue troublesome ankle and safety dertake a double scrimmage and then the New York Giants. l'iiii Foley with a pulled against the host New Orleans Joining them in the backfield hamstring, At. lantic Ave, (904-672-0757) i - .. JIMMY RLANCHFIEIJD Ce I 8-2. Coach libbyl (obit-. ii tatii itiust &'tiL ' Stilt &' III I and 4 p.m. t..niics toil. ils: i- "Io ft r . .. llS at either Fort Msei s or Iune.lin. -. i !"lthree series M onday night. r I tiunk we are slim lI Cl, , %. - ,i • illstars, not just a few real good players,'' said Alt;imonte Coach flay Blanchfield today. lie wasn't speakin., ''t iii his son's performance Friday, although it was a .rt of Albuiionte's rags-to-riches story. , Altamonte used four-hit pitching by Jimmy Blanchfield and some timely hitting by Mike Smith, Troy Quackenbush and Craig Bolton to eliminate Azalea Park, - * ,g.•.i .. Smith , Raymond D. Bass, D.V.M. AREA DEATH Bumped into the losers b acket in its first game, Altamonte posted its third straight victory to climb into the finals against a rag-tag team front Yulee which is undefeated in three games to date. 7 \ I ~ g,. ' e :er big night at Five Points Park, where the Bronco district By United Press International dergo surgery and be lost for tournament is presently being St. Louis Cardinals' tight end the season. Rookie offensive staged. J.V. Cain was buried Friday tackle Fernando Harvey pulled Gainesville knocked off and it's a loss the Card's will not a groin muscle but the SexnlnoleN.I.. No. 1,5-2, despite forget. His tragic death c the spokesman said it was likely he a two-run homer by Steve team's practice field Sunday would be able to return to duty Salva. later in the season. was still unexplain ed. And Semnoran stopped Baltimore Colts quarterback Seminole A.L. No. 2 8-7 in eight Two-hundred persons crowded a small chapel and hundreds Bert Jones, who missed all but innings. of others watched the 45-mjnu(e three gamneslast season with an Thus today's games at Five service on closed circuit televi- injured shoulder, will play at Points pair Seminole N. L. No. 1 slon as Cai n was eulogized as a -least one quarter Saturday against Semoran No. 1 at 1 when the Colts scrimmage the p.m.; while Gainesville sees Christian man, Nine of the Cains teammates Washington Redskins at (' action in the 3:30 gume. e, Pa. served as pallbearers. Detroit Lions' punter Tom dinals' owner Bill Bidwell, IMIN0LI N . L. 0AiNISvIt Head Coach Bud Wilkinson and S1i1Iaxy underwent back s'zg. representa tives of other pro ery for a ruptured disc and a D'Amica team spokesman said the Baker teams were also present. 3,3 3$ I Irewn 3 pt10t11,"lM*t The Rev.William A Lawson it was still doubtful the second- 011%8' wife, urged other mourners to emilate year kicker will fully recover Weed season. 25$ 2 $ S. N*fi Cain" ,'ni,o in his eulogy. for the 1 319 ii.. • The Pittsburgh Steelers an. "GO back to the courage that TelaI 111141 27 2 i 1111w I' J.V. had as soon asyoucan,"he nounced rookie running back al& 31 Russell Davis will be lost to the said Colorado Athletic Director team for four to six weeks with 641neswilie 1 / 112 Eddie Crowder presented Mrs. a fractured left arm. Buffalo Bills kicker John Cain with a jersey her husband wore while in college, saying, Leypoldt returned for a tryout NO. 3 A1111 ill H AS R N lisomwo" $31 I'M is for all that J.V. gave us with the club. A spokesman said no decision was made whether osriusati , " 31 J, 411 in four ,ears. 2, 1g13 j3), 33, t Elsewhere around the NFL 111111 carnps, the Kansas City Chiefs On MOHW" 264 placed two players on Injured The Green Bay Packers have waivers. Clyde Powers, signed reduced their training camp #Ayw 311 sitaft '2 II OtIS late last year from the New roster to 74 by releasing rookie NSII 35$ V I A Totals York Giants, injured his left defensive back Steve Brothers. Tolsits 33 1 1 knee during practice. A Chiefs The 6-foot, 185-pound Brothers kills. A.L MS. 2 M 311 *kesman said he would un- was a free agent from Baylor. 113 Ill be sent directly to your financial Institution. We think it is good advice. Consider the safety factor. And the fact that your check will be deposited Immediately each month, even If you're not at home. Naturally, we would like you to designate First Federal of MidFlorida for Direct Deposit of your heck so you can be earning inerest from day one. Of course, just because your check comes to us direct doesn't mean you can't top by often f or a little coffee and f__'r— 2541 Park Dr., Sanford V NA 1~ , C 121 Our offIces will b. Nearly 3,600 residents of Altarpente Springs and the surrounding area visfted the newly-opened Steak and Ale at 224 W. Highway 436, located near the U.S. Hwy. 14 interchange, during Its recent opening week, reported Dick Meyers, managez of the restaurant. HOMESTEAD — Altamonte Springs Little League coaches are looking smarter and smarter every day the 13-year-old all-star tournament continues here in South Florida. a i B ried .Ari, id Tears be receiving some information about the advantages of joining - . low Along with your August Social Security check, you'll I r' Ivif~ A , am ont p N I NOTICE 3,600 Visit Steak And Al. .,, -~ ~ Sunday, July 29, 1979—lB -*ec-- - Blanchfield, - MONTH YOU'LL RECEIVE SOME G 00D ADVICE FROM UNCLE SAM ALONG WITH YOUR S CIA L IC I !CHECK ¶ Miami International Airport leads all others In the state In numerical increases. MIA's 1979 gains, coming on the heels of recordsetting 1978, means that the largest vol ume airport In Florida Is accommoda ting passenger loads equal to at least 150 percent of its 1977 passenger levels, the report said. Orlando International and Flagship Declares Dividend if, THIS . Aviation has been brin ging Tampa International follow In record num be rs of passengers numerical increases —both into Florida during the same tallyin g three-quarters of a period that vehicular tourism million more passengers for the has been decreasing. first six months of 1979. The 15 air ca rrier airports In Palm Beach International Florida have handled over 21 percent more passengers leads all airports In Florida in during the first six months of percentage gain over 1978 with 1979 than they did during the an increase of almost 36 percent some period in 1978, the over the first six months of 1978. previous record-setting year, Orlando International is next according to an Aviation with 20 percent. Industry Report from Increasing 1979 air passenger Tallahassee. volumes have pushed Ft. A total of 26,974,052 Lauderdale-Hollywood Intetio, over the six-million passengers passed through passenger mark for the first Florida's air carrier time, ac rding co to the report. from Jan. 1 to June 30, 1979. FLL handled 6,026,113 International passenger loads passengers during the 12-month at Florida airports have in. period ending J une 30. creased by more than 23 per Every air car rier airport In centdwIng thefirghalfof1, Florida recorded gains in the report indicated, volumes of passengers acAnd these Increases don't commodated during the first include those passengers six months of 1979. The mean arriving In Florida by business percentage gain among a ll air and corporate aircraft, general carrier ai rports was 18.2 peraviation, and international and cent. charter flights Into airports which are not served by major airlines, the report noted. $164 Billion Construction: - 1. ,~~ ~~ .% The reluctance, Plessner said, mainly refl ected the feeling that in a family-owned company, things aren't run on strai ght business prin ciples — that the interests of the family come ahead "le Shetleymobi Census Jobs Available - __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --_____ Florida sales of Series E and H United States Saving Bonds totaled $86 million for the six month period ending June 30, jaccordlng to the Department of the Treasury. The state achieved 42.9 percent of its annual goal of $204.2 million the end of June. John Y. Mercer, Seminole County volunteer chairman, reported Savings Bonds sales in the county were $599,576 during the first six months. The county attained 45.5 percent of Its 1979 sales goal June 30. The chairman reminded all county citizens of the increase in interest rate on savings bonds effective June 1. The yield was increased to 6½ percent on both the Series E and Series H Bonds when held to maturity of 5 and 10 years respectively. He noted that all outstanding Bonds also would benefit from the interest rate increase. ___________ SPCPTS I Challenge To Astute Exec IN BRIEF i ~r:, , , . . • •• - AV - - . •..--.•..........a k.-*.-.t;., - - . ro , "041ki- ,j - ._,, a-.. It X,to - . ' • - - .-- ,- -' - •''- ,, . - -: I . . I . . .. I _~ - ~ .... - .. .- 1- - - ..... - S • . - - - - - -- - . - 5 ~~ - __ • __ -• �_____ He Su- n-d-ay, July 29, 1979 Carroll Rosenbloom Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . i 11 01derman l 1.' , E iW IM He liv MURRA Y UlJ)El(MAN Was T he NFL 's M ajor L Real Leader. - Well, Since You Asked... Q. Can you please till me shy in the NBA and other professional sports are the champions of these partkuku sports declared "World Champions" sshen only teams from the United States are competing? M.A.P., Mobile, Ma. Sheer egotism and puffery. The Russians dented that appeltation in ice hock)' when they walloped an all-star team of the National Hockey League's best which actually comprises the United States and Canada;. Baseball might be challenged next by the RussKis. In baseball, you can no longer ignore Japan. Arguably, the NF'L Super Howl winner might be declared a world champ (except for Canada, of course). But World Series is a misnomer. Q. how many home runs has Jason Thompson had In his career for the Detroit Tigers? James Day. Albion, Miss. In his three full seasons in the majors, all with Detroit, the 25year-old lefthanded first baseman walloped 74 home runs. His pace so far this swmner is a little slower than his norm. Q. How many more seasons skill Terry Bradshaw stay In football before he will call It quits? And do you think the Pirates will take the World Series this year, or ever? George Gibson Jr., West Middlesex, I'a. Retirement doesn't figure in l3radshaw's plans for a few years, barring injury. Approaching his 31st birthday, and getting ready to round out his first decade of pro football, he's at the peak of his prowess and generally recognized as the best in the NFL today, both as a field general and productive passer. lie's also getting rid of that "dunderhead" label he used to carry. Re the Pirates: "ever" is a lung time. The haven't won a pennant since 1971 (when they also won the World Series), although they've been in three playoffs since. 1 don't think this is their year. - - - _______________ . __________________ ,.. ___________________ .. ... s . . ... . ...-' ' lqv~~ I SCC t_. -.1 Cage - . Coach '*5, tm' ,I,1 11 ,I.' I Epitome Of Success Itu ,~ I 'I I , t - , -4 , ,;:~ * 1~ N , --_, , I ", .. t ZV I.11;, . ~?. - ~ ~,^ `_-I, -. - - - - - ' •.• 1' - %'lIuIj*" 1, 4; ~ '" ' . '' ' '' 11 . It' i, ,,' "' . ' - - 1. . Li V0 l'i * ' " * 1 ,-r~4!-,', 11. .Y1.5 -" "' Nol I' ... 1. 1' I I " •' $1' ' .-,. ______ ' _e " I., .- ~-ii,'11. "'i.1 : ' - ' 't"" ,..- 1. ' .41,, i . ' 'I' ") ":4 1 I • p ' • 'f.S '4.,' ''' ., Leesburg's Black Movement took over Pinehurst Softball Field Saturday morning in the opening game of the district slow-pitch softball tournament. Leesburg was clubbing Sanford's Delux Bar by an early 15-0 score In the early innings. The oneday tourney sends the winner to next week's state tourney in Sanford. At left Fred Washington clubs a long fly, while Delux pitcher Charlie Smith goes after a high one at the right. ' '. ti cm (Sorenson -, Nit(niI + DAYTONAIIACIII 1 Simftowor Honda ;'1.'.. .-i. 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BanneR has won two of five "You've got t hr ee or four in races since succeeding Pearson first-class cars who can run all with tue Woods team, including day and if you plan on winning a the Fourth of July- Firecracker race, you've got to stay with 400 at Daytona Speedway. them,'' Bonnett says. ' ' ./'r ':"'>-.' 1 -- ') \ F ' \ ' . 1. '' " , ,' , -_ • .. - - 4, - + - • Pu... AUTO AUTO SERVlC CENTER - 4i I' ' - ' I -, • IG : - 'i; - - .:' - - S . (7 ia:' Foursquare contest at .;Playground and shaving contest at Em,.0 a.m. ; . . ' FRIDAY i'. + '. - LPN, mil lapter. in person :30 P.M. -Youth _c!! 9! graders and up. Center activities ' IL °-13 a",' F7814 G78-". 14 G78-15 $2.22 $2.38 $liL.1,4' t7 00 v $138.00 - no •'''_____ $140.00 $2.44 $2.6, MORE PER Tm... V 4, . I . 11111111111111111111111 IF Cushion Belt IL Sara Lynnoo Polyglas-. U iO Belftd fOr Strength I - 1 03.40.' 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Is 340 0(44) 11.15, P(14) fl4.1L 71744) ISIS race 114 TIm. 10.40 7MuKIg 0(14) 26.0, P(34) 1*3l. , 740 940 340 3.10 711-7.7) IllS race *1.1* TIme 11.71 MoI• 1$i5I)Otvor 3. 745 400 440 2 AWN* 40 0()MI5*Pt" 11L36, 104-1) I80hraceAl4Tms 30,41 I F11,10101 4A 335 740 440 3.45 0(14)1411 P(I.7) 44.10, 7(844) Jai Alai 0*77014* siacs Pride, gII PWsIguese 7iroata.Oors $6.45 86.45 0.10 5.4, ICaissa-Farage 140 O Ut) 26.15, T (7-14) W& • - 4 0 I us $6M11eaN14,es alesi 810i Psui lisle tvickprintsr _ - ------.- Jill 4.30 3.00 745 3.00 240 LII AL A*trts-co 1109. Nulls $26s" Do I An EaU,OA , : -. ages 6-12. . • . I :30 -Open play at Civic Center for CHAIsders and up. OP P0 .m. Ceramics at Civic Center. . INT ER NAT It needs cai:30 _2\ 4, -- - ThURSDAY Open play and WhI$tllfl5 presentativ,4 Civic Center; Shaving contest and increase ,s M61 have at Westslde. dable. Cal - Ceramics at CIVIC Center. personal Thursday, 3() p.m. - Arts SlId crafts at Civic __ ,rL - Ceramics at Civic Center. WEDNESDAY :30 a,m. - Balloon Day at Civic Bubblegum and Limbo contest at m. - _ p 3 6'i' ig-1 'i' Ii i.0 ' , + ' ' + + ply tire • Smooth, thump" 'roe ride • Road-gripping L!°" 6-rib tre ad WHITEWALLS vi"-' . ,' 340 17.10 4.10 S John Kutls _ . s',T i TUESDAY - (corner I -.. - 40H•• Black WwW 11.41. 912 Fr - , LE $ REt SCLI S HEA STOP AN NET • 'r 71 t ..W, !.-Z4. . . + • UOO'II'Year's best -' iag'nai onal selling d 0(44) 41.0, P(S-4) 113.11, 7(54-1) Arts and crafts at West- tHAI 10-11; '' Aiw 4'1v,::~t. . ' -i'' .'. . 1314.00. tTivsrnNut - 11-noon - Children', tennis tat Fort Mellon Park. wEHAvEMa,m. - Basketball at Civic Center skLL £ !t,I 13Al -i ., '. " ''. _ 1_1 V lr~' i N * " o yr i ? , ~~,-'~ , ,~.4 -. 3A -• 11 I Stmak 78 40 race 1-Il TIM 31.1111 SøessrtDany iN sw 1)10 ites AAA j2:30 p.m. 1 I - ' -',': 3207.40 3 K's Prima Donna wter and Westside. .3 p.m. -Bowling class at Bowl America a.m. - ummer piaygrou Sc. tand free play at Civic Cen ter and !; A. . rvwv 111; Blyleven, Pitt 112. S AIR Cu _ ',I,)2 /J I I ET OF 4 41W and Iii Il PRICE PRICE I lIthI! ___Sue _____________________________ $1.69 $ 93.00 ft . IItrIcoDI.16T11,,.32.00 American League S Grandstand Jean 16.00 9.60 $ 40 Priri (Eckersley 11-5) at Cal iCir Guidry, NY Ryan, 121; 7loilvarCo 4.10 3.30 Jenkins 10.7), 0:35 p.m. Jenkins. Tex 110, Flanagan, 41.0 0.10 MassSoro (Martinez 13-7) at Ball 106; Bckarsl.y, los 93. 0(1-7) 47.00: PU.?) 144.71, U-7Lk. City (Gale 7-5), 5:35 Saves 4)1413.40. N. I National League - Suffer, 26draCCC$I41im.31.% '-sota (Koosman 11-9) at CM 23, Garber, All iS; l Pay Rvnnsr 30.10 1.00 10.10 Ia (Aase 7-7), 10 p.m. Tikulve, Pitt 14; lair, Cm II; 3MyPrincge wA N Sunday's Games 340 7.45 McGraw, Phil 13. 3 Gifted Katie WK it Oakland " American League Mar. Ov, Of 1.31 41.40, PUll '10.90,7(12.3) 370 -___________________________________________ $rd race Cl4 4T),,,,31.7$ WaU( iIilsn'sSappIlIre 0.00 3.00 2.00 per ,. , N 'L ' j m C,fmon Aerica Get on Goodyear Dog Racing i.cs. - Richard, 11.10), Hou 174: Nlekru, MI its; Carlton, Phil 115, Parry, SD Quallt,nd (Paxton 4.5) Part (Trout 3.3), 0:30 p.m. + . " J: ' ''' _____________ , ' ,, . °2" "ak '7' , ,',' ''- eq E p , ,'.: 19 A"? gQ -,k' 8 &t'Ef' 0c' CA97 .0:, , - It 'I' qi, "i . , . • ' - - - ' I f ,,, - • A .4 ':: ftO,4/trh2 -'qr 7OPHo'/Pt ,, , 4rO/ if'- '7 -,4'MO/9 R - c - '( . H m TAKING IT 'P 'C ( ) ( i' ' - T'' ";'\ 10.20 5.20 5.00 ' MONDAY ALi1:3oam -Summer playground activities d free play at Civic Center and Weetslde. wt'oon to 4:30 p.m. - Playground Civic : . (,.".J lSenti-Urqulza - E'A?A' - DELUX ' CO'M8OfM'1P Fourffigame formation director. MOUN T I'OCONO, Pa. (UPIi "Week in and week out, every Is it the driver or the car that time I climb into the car I'm a determines victory? potential winner," Bonnett said Saint' people contend that in prior to Friday's practice. "The Indianapolis car racing, it's car feels capable of doing about 90 per cent car and 10 per anything I want it to." cent driver. Jim Formula One Bonnett say's 'e r uns his car (;nirnd Prix competition the to the ragged ec,', "otherwise ratio is about 70 per cent car I'm not doing my' job. When I and 30 per cent the man behind reach the point where I'm the wheel, they maintain, whistling and singing during a NASCAR pe ople claim the race, them) I know' I'm not doing di fference is narrowest in stock lily damnedest to win." cars, with the margin at 60-40 in In addition to the su pe rb work favor of the car. Neil Bonnett, one of the young by the Woods team, Bonnett chargers on the Grand National credits Hueytown neighbor circuit, is a case in point of the Bobby Allison for acce lerating ideal marriage between car 011(1 his driving progress. driver. "Ili the last few' years, Bobby For years the Woods Brothers has (lone some things for me . MFFIIF, #+1ONTRE4 CZ4f '' cin ford Recreation * ummer &hedul e . 4ni#..i I"'P' (ba P. ON CHIN by Alan___ Mover - Sterling: A battler on all fronts 's•,/ AHEAD OF THE GAME Pro Faithoil $Galdosolaga 9.00 Kansas City - Placed safety rus a mo Pow Clyde ers, signed late last year West 0 (1.5) 43.20; P (1.1) 124.00.; 1 (I. from the New York Giants, and 5-2) 442.40. W L Pc,. 01 Foster ci ,' Mon rookie offensive tackle Fernando Winfield, 50 51 46 .551 Filth game 332 Harvey, who has a puilei groin 7Apralz-Sarduy Tempi. SS 49 .$29 90311 11.10 10.40 4.10 123.323 muscle, on injured waivers. Fran Hrnandz ' s, 1. SO S3 3MufiIlaWally its 346 118.322 6.20 5.20 UII. Diego 1BoideDiaga 47 51 .441 1 1 i/3 Garvey, LA 102 .00 p iiC Ang Hendrck, St.L 44 5$ .431 13 9032) 103 .318 • ; wa it Montreal Returned shortStop Gamer, Pi its 4) 801.44. 12 60 .112 $1317 100.31S Chris Speier to the active roster; per' An Friday's Results Sixth game 102 418 130.311 sent utility player Ken Macho to the __ttsburgh 5, Montreal 1, 1st Phil 18.70 10.00 3.10 100377 116.300 Denver Beers of the American • Santi.Andre ,r ..ey, Cm 6Vicandi.Prad,r ittsburgh 9, Montreal 1, 2nd 5.20 4.00 90370114 .300 AsSociation. 3Carasa-Arca EXPIncinnati 2, Atlanta 0 1.60 American L.agu. Ho' Louis 3, Philadelphia o Q (64)84,20: P (0-4) 1I0.00j 1 (8-4are,iCSgO 1. New York 3 3) 442.00. GAS H Pd DOWIII Downing, ra 94333 113.339 Seventhgame j Sp05 Angeles 11, Houston? a . tl -4n Fran i, San Dg 3, 3Sara.raco 10.60 3.20 1.20 09310)2* •337 IPUthtC, Sea For 2Vicandi.Enrlqu 97 354 110 .331 4.80 4.60 Re P. 1tamon-Olano 339 112.3n 5.60 S Ml A Today's Games 4 Lescano, Mu 4I4% 444.YI4q A idOl 26-60: 87297 90.330 • Friday sigN (All Times EDT) Lynn, Dos 7) .19.40. 9230)13 .324 Firstrace hicago (Holtzman 6-7) at Rice, los hth 94313 123 .321 7 Miracle Act "° ' York (Falcona 17) 2.03 Biwtt, KC ' -r 'a 0T10 600 120 100433 135.319 1 Lady Russ 3.00 3.20 Molitor, Mu Rodoifo 94306 119 .301 3Arosey 40 3.10 Oliver, Ten Si 7 0 11-71 211-60i (7.1.3) 31$.40, ,for* 1-4) at Atlanta (Bra GUM 11.20, PU-4) 376.10, T(24. Time It 11.4. ira 5-3 and M. Mahler 39) Horns Nuns 4) 314.20. Sscondrace :15 P.M. National League Schmidt, 4 Marc* lsland Ninthgame in 20.00 3.20 3.10 (Bibby 6-2) of Phil 35, Kingman. Chi 32; 7 ChOCpO" Star 11.10 An freal Scht 1.00 SD 21. Lipes. LA 3-3). 7:33 : SI B.Robinson, Pitt 21. 0 (4.7) 40.41: 7 (474) $41.lIg Slsasa American si Louis (Fulgham 3.3) at League Sin. Timo 2:09.0. 43.00; P (2-1) 95.40 1 (2.). ,delphla (Noles 2-2), 7:33 Bailt, Lynn, Sos and Third race e. Baylor, Cal 2$; Rice, los and Tenth $Pem,nlcan 4.10 3.20 3.10 at. Angeles (Reuss 35) at Thomas, Mu 24. 9.00 lOun Town 10.00 3.00 ,ton (Forsch 6-4), I3S pm. f Francisco lDiamondMjlm RuM Batted in 7.40 3Said U uiza 6-6) of 300 a 111141 Nation League et Duocpry 'i0..' :7.41; 7 (S 6-I) 400.40, Schmidt. Q(144.OIgP(4.I) 111.20,1(4.1Phil 75; Winfield, 50 77; 3) 2.41. Peerlh race ' Sunday's Games Kingman, Chi 74; Foster, Cm leventhiame öPOtel, Pick sburgh 3.00 3.40 S8 at Montreal 72; Clark. SF 69. 3 Happy Dream o 11.00 4.40 at New York, 2 American League sltago - Baylor, I Fly Fly Brook 3.00 at Philadelphia Cal 93; Lynn, Boo $1: Singleton, pa frouis Q (34) 40.40; 7 (5-34) 144.70; 'Of Atlanta, night Salt 7$; Rice, los 77; Kemp, Time 2109.3. In Ang at Houston, night Dot 73. Fifth race Francisco at San DIego l Dream Jody 11.10 9.40 730 Stolen Bases 4 Sat ellite Son 4.00 3.00 American League National League - Moreno, 1.30 East Pitt 43; North. SF 42: Scott, Q (1.4) 14.40, P (1.4) 80.1$; Time Et W L Pc?, 01 SI.L 29; Scott, Mu 30, CflI$, 3:07,5. 41 33 .473 ltou 27. 14*10 race . 60 37 .419 4 AmerIcan League LeFlore, 4 Willie Delt 5.20 2.00 2.40 • ike 7i/ 61 41 .5 Dat 51; WIlson, KC 40: Wills, I Eleanor Johnst 3.00 2.10 Syork 53 44 .343 13 Tex 26; Bonds, Clay IS; SWantawin Easy 33Q laviiiiiiiiii 31 II .313 14 Bumbry, Salt and Cruz, See 33. Q (1-4) 7,4s7 (4.14)47.40: Time 4 52 .100 19½ 2:00.7. 31 71 .301 31½ Pitching Victories Seventh race it you National League - Niekro, 4 Byrd lobby 320 3.20 3.40 caret West Hou 11.4 Niek.-o, All 1413; 3 ROSS Collins 12.00 8.00 this' And'ajar, Hou 11.4; Canton, IBonnI,s Betty W L Pc?. as 5.10 for se So 45 Phil 11-9; LaCoss, Cin 543 10-1; Q (34) 44.00; 7 (4.3-I) 407.10; would. Seaver, Cm ID-I; 54 45 545 Lee, MI) and Time 3:00.4. 2 OpPOrtU 54 16 340 3½ Perry, SD 104; Espinosa, Phil 1)010 race Five H 101. 49 31 490 7½ 3 Rushing Counts 5.20 3.40 3.40 call If 46 5 American League - Fiona. lPeari Harbor l 4.00 3.40 rcorde gan. Salt 14.4; John, NY 134; 1 Brown Sam 44 60 423 141/ 1.50 - 'i D.Mrtlz, 74 :242 31 Salt 13.7, Ryan, 0 (2-7) 14.10; T (3.7-1) 001.40: Cal 12.7; Eckersiy, sos and Timo InNS. Then ,,Friday's Results Caldwell, MU 11-5, Corner, Yes Ninth rice 4 Tor 3. 11 inns. perm 114; Stanley, BOB 11-7; Won. lCarter Raker 4.10 4.00 2.10 a ieke. 6, New York S them, Chi and Koosmarn, Minn 7 Kariiit Paula 3.00 3.10 ternidfld 7, Chicago 2 11-9; Sorens, Ml) 11.10. STeinI Time iso Boston 2 alter 0(4.7) 14.15; 7 (4.7.5) 47.40: Time p,OrS I, Kansas City 0 to Iarn.W Nun Average 1107.1. 1, Oakland 0 To (based en 90 limlage pItd) DO 'ta 3, California 1 Suit National League - Rogers, 1MarQueiq 1.40 0-403.30 Mtl 2.41: LaCoss, Cm 25g: ilpsodyO'Nll 4.50 3.30 Rests Pert Sho Today's Comm Shirley, SD ( 2.1111i Andwler. "ou I.O. 10 41-21 SPAN T(11-11411 BOAS$ T114100 4.10) of D-133 A - 161101 Haidte Tax 1481 M00`2111414' MIM 2.211,; Guidry, NY I."; RygrL Cal AUr (Robbins "I 0 270; NY 2.74. (Lemancn'k 7-4),7:30 E au -' Press international , ''' 10.40 0.60 10.10 10.10 1.10 3lrani 3.00 Q (4-I) $6.40; P (14) 234.40.; 1(8 Annmced John 6-3 514.20. - 11, 1, r - e,--"~ " tv. . . m1i ''4, i' I .. , IZubi ______ -., , - r,~,; -1 5 / . , " , ~. , By JERRY FRAZIER "The biggest drawback is lack of funds for Herald Correspondent the athletic departments for uniforms, travel Joe Sterling, Seminole Community College and so on," he said head basketball coach, admits coaching Despite financial obstacles the athletic varsity sports in a two-year coll ege is the program at SCC has steadily grown Over the most difficult coaching jobhe's a years Sterl ing has added varsity teams In golf, tennis, track, cross-country, volleyball "In high school you have to work with the softba ll. boys that are available; It's a four-year , Golf will be dropped this year as a varsity program, you don't replace (team ) members sport, Sterling said, in order to gain five that often," Sterling explained, "In jun ior colleges you only have the boys additional scholarships for the woman's two years. It's a harder coaching situation, spo rts. Basketball, tennIs volleyball and softball You have to put things together quickly. It's a cu t; )I&LVI&Uy uIIeiVU w wuminwi participants year w yea r uluIg. Sterling, 54, left his head coaching job after in the athletic program at SCC Twenty-nine years of coaching basketball 15 years at Apopka High School in 1966 to become SIC's first at hl etic director, head has netted Sterling a career record of 613 198 basketball coach and chairman of the and a state basketball championship at each physical education department "It was a of the three schools he's coached lie's won challenge to start a new program and watch it 284 games and lost 92 in 13 years at SIC grow," Sterling said "I attribute it (his record) to the boys we Basketball and baseball were the first get," he said. "We've been fortunate to have athletic programs Initiated by Sterling at the boys that have the character and desire it SCC. takes to play ball." "Up until five years ago we were using Sterling said the majority of his players Seminole High School and Lyman High School receive athletic scholarships to four-year gymnasiums and track," Sterling said. colleges, Third game Penn State Morris resigned as sports in. Boiling sed on rn . National Lea Al $ PCI : io 5 .12) 14 - s - , Q. Why is 1114, loudest i1 wilt h id biggest fraud Ili the pocket billiard s iirid given so in ocli phi v b Iii iie s media? I refer to Minnesota Fats, slio can't even play 14:1. lie's a bush leaguer compared to Willie Moseoni, Alan Hopkins, Irving Crane, James Caras or Steve Mizerak. Lugen Lebaeuf, Attleboro, Mass. For the same reason Reggie Jackson gets so much attention In baseball because he's colorful and, above all, quotable. But you're right. Except for some private hustling, Rudolph Wan. derone, otherwise known as Minnesota Fats, has never won any natfonal honors. You can add others, such as Ray Martin, to your Iistf top-notches. Qttas there ever been a team down 0-3 in the World Series that thesme baek1o'tn it? -8. W; ItattUt, Johnson City, Ten. 14t Detroit in 1968, the New York Yankees in 1958 and the Pitthburgh Pirates in 1925 were all down three games to one before they bounced back to sweep the last three and win the Serlçs. Q. love noticed recently that managers would bring In a relict pitcher and the first batter he faced, he would walk Intentionally. I was hoping you could give me an answer as to why they do this. Steve Gealy, Grove City, Pa. Maybe you've noticed something that has eluded me. Usually when a relief pitcher doles out an intentional pass to the first batter he faces, It's because he has been brought Into the game to play the percentages i.e., righthanded pitcher versus righthanded batter and the opposing manager then inserts a pinch hitter who bats from the other side of the plate. Of course, first base has to be open, too. United ' ½ 3Gaidos.Arca 1160 13.20 360 $Apraiz Duaga 1310 900 / uu 11,00 S. 2.60 I Domingo Gerard 2Gasti Wally 4.20 300 800 320 3.60 3.00 ISanti-Fernan S Said Sarduy 3.20 440 3 CaraOiagall sa. 3.00 Q (1.3) 33,00, P (3-1 ) 03.40; 1(3-1. Q (2-I) 32.40; P (8-2) 110.70; T (82. 0 (2.1) 29.20, P (2'1) 119.40; 1 (2.5- 4) 357.40. 3)301.00. 3) 371.40. Twullthgam, A 2561; Handle $171,237 , - '-L Mater League Leaders Car Or Driver Racing 's Key? Second game 2lrvsta-Mandiol Svictor.Fernan 6Paco Friday caiio. 52 47 Louis York ti a - 54 42 563 53 .361 'hila '__._ Transac on LMa*rr . hIcago t$brgh ,, I . National League East W L Pct Mocitreal $ 11 50 ,'. 10. New York at Milwaukee Detroit at TQI'Ø'JO Major League Standings By United Press international 4 5h11, Minn 20; Kern. T )7 st.ihotjs,, Iafl n. Clay 12; Rowley. Sea and Lyle, Cleveland at Chico" IJ '' - ' 4 Bas e ball By MURRAY OLDERMAN money. A previous franchise in hunself in the it r ier circles of lincbu k'r Bill 1'ellIni.toii. "I'll Baltimore had been dissolved in tile game. ''To ,,is,. he was the LOS ANGELES (NEA) 1950. 1k w; rcla,Iislble for the strongest guy When Carroll Rosenbloom Carroll already had made his Sonic might s ant to argue the floi.i.11e I tule compensating a became the owner of a pro millions by buying a denim case for Commissioner Pete team for (lie loss of ii free agent //'/// / football franchise in 1953, the factory just before the outbreak llozcile or for '[cx Schraimimim of player to another team) when National Football League was a of World War II. lie was a the Dams Cowboys. lint Petes lie ngnc(I R. C. Owens, who had chummy little corporation of confidant of the Kennedys in lower has been legislate by played out his contract with the involved sportsmen without any Palm Beach. To appease his 01(1 NFL bylaws. And Schrammuii. San Francisco 49ers and was great pretensions for their friend, Bert Bell, he put up on imaginative txcuUtI e emilY spurned by other NFL teams. game. $25, cash to buy the Colts If I don't sign him,'' he ex/ i inns the (. oviio s; fie doesn't '. " To men like Tim Mara (New plained, "they sue our butts for I. y y York Giants), Art Rooney violation.'' anti-trust (Pittsburgh Steelers), George The record doesn't He exerted his sway lie proposed Rozelle for Ilalas (Chicago Bears;, their commissioner when the league tell the whole story of over the destiny of " teams were their families. " \ Was (lC0dlOCkd over a sucI, RosenCarroll Rosenbloom was one Carroll the NFL with person- ces.sor to the late Bert Bell in of a nouveau breed of sports bloom's late-life hal'.. a I flair, business 1960. ihater, he fought bitterly entrepreneurs-- a rich guy who son with pro football acumen and deter- with Ilozelle over the cornsaw a way to feed his ego, missioner putting him on minat ion. maybe make it little money, but probation for alleged gamwho essentially treated his (actual purchase price, 1 F 11mg; in 1976, he led a one-man team as a toy. own them. $250,000). into the operation of the inquiry I His early approach was Uosenh!oomn exerteti Ills SWO)' In five years, Baltimore had comnnhissioners office.) dilettantish, too. He didn't even its first NFL champion. Later, over the destiny of professional I11 1. In the mid-I 960s, Rosenbloom want to buy the Baltimore the Colts won Supe r Bowl V. foot ball by p cr5 omial flair, tremendous I)uslmness acumen worked vigorously' behind the Colts. lie was only coaxed into They had 16 straight winning .. ) it because his seaside neighbor season. Then Rosenbloom In and the ha rdrim'scd deter- s'ums to effect a merger in in Margate, N.J., was Bert Bell, July of 1972 pulled his senmimthtion of 111011 1150(1 to between the NFL and the up/__start Anne rican Football who was the commissioner Of satlonal coup of switching I and to imiak Le, , tie when the rivalry millions). the NFL and happened to have franchises with Las Angeles, 1. lie was the first owner to threatened to bankrupt the been backfield coach when settled Into Smogville as a Bel Carroll played at the University Air millionaire, and the Ram recognize the right of players to 1011 his initiative largely 1 of Pennsylvania. organize NFl. Players brou11 it about peace. have now won six straight Florida surf tragically pulled most dominant of all i n H' Ion! the faculty if devoting Bert invited him over to division titles. Association was formed inn 1955. under the 72-year-old owner of American sports. hinnse!f completely to being the breakfast one Sunday morning 'flit' Colts, voting unnninioulsy But the record doesn't tell the the Los Angeles Rams, hOst. At time age of 46, he hap"He was the strongest force to join, were wary Intit going and said, "Carroll, you're going whole story of Carroll Rosen- professional football lost its in professional football," said ilgaiftst the wishes of their P'lle(l, through circumstance, to buy a pro football franchise." bloom's late-life liaison with most powerful figure of the last Al Davis, the top man of the benevolent owner. ''If (his He knew Rosenbloom was a professional football, to get hung up on professional quarter century 25 years in Oakland Raiders, a close friend whiit tile' playW ers wa native of Baltimore. And had inc tommi football. And the Ilame was h When a heavy wave in the which the game has become the of Rosenbloom and influential tin e I r rep ru s cot t i txtt'r for hin'm. Minnesota at California Boston at Texas, night Baltimore of Kansas City gue Sunday, July 29, 1979-38 Now ''i _ 45!5 13*5.5 ____ be$ipsaibaiWyeUaiastss cbesI,j.t.cts ,, '38's 4495 ( 14x6.75 15.7+5 D..p.di,h, slotted one-piece aluminum wheels. High gloss finish shines bright - . Mliii Ml i*t*aigiil. CMIII 7401 0*77117 lSCs INSTALLATION J - Oil Chaiig. $588 1 lerluhs *1111w lusts draws attention to your carl EXPIII wheal service also available: Mounting - Sal _______________________ 0FrontEnd Alignment and FREE tire rotation :1 8111' am 10126.11. _____ (tIter If_--I, Path s.d additisital elite If seeded utvicss Fr..t .5111 iii,, r,d NILP$ PROTECT MOVING PARTS lubrication and oil ctiai • In. cludss light trucks • PI.ass call for P- .Chassis pointmsnt + DmillsolLcliodw $1588 N"MW TIlLS All VES1CtL Pt1f0a*AuIcL • inspect and rotate all ct suspension and ,or I 'SI Ilot caster, Steering St systems • Most camber, and toe-in to u.s. cars, some imports Proper alignment. In. • Jim Hemphill, Ma SANFORD "'''-": - - - - • - -• •.... ,..%.+ . .. .. • - - - - �• I * 1 .. -. . . . 4i-Ev.nI,1N.f$Id,Sanfsrd,Fl. BLONDIE 6 . 4"vVEN7WE V i:' Il Ii TL.L.ME,W .4Y VJOMEN5 URflON 1 Young by Chic IZ JI4LJSBANP AvS 7 4 1_~~ ! ECALi5E WOULP T).4y APPVEOF P4OVMEWT ITS 46 Heart chamber Verdant 1 wds) l3Griftt iI L 54 Harbor 55 Beasts of 14 New York 1NEO 56 Hebrew _____ , ____ la IF 15 F/ ___ , _ V ______ _ ____ _ . _____ ____ _____ 3 Tumult YOU'VE BEEN SNOOPING IN ji%Y THINGS AGAIN! w.n' o 'iou HAVE THIS pioio OF M155 81J)(LEYT CAN I HELPY.. IN A MARCH -OFIT IF YOU QIMES ENVELOPE LEAVE IT STUCK IN A VOLUME OUT IN OF HAMLET PLAIN SIGHT.. _____ __________ I AVE I-S NOT! : ______ ______ a o . 5 Status - 26 Amaze 31 Petroleum 8 Navy ship ~ i ____________________________ THE BORN LOSER - by Art So no4m - i VOK I V6 .3Ur Cq~ 9XV.1. _________ VM" OF 44 Employs 27 Exclamation 7 6 - - - - - I 15 - - - - specifY birth time. - V . - .... 6. - 22 23 _______________ _____ 29 •• . . . - - I * . a 11110111" _________________________ _____ - - * HURRY Ill WHERE SHOULD i ______ SEE .-* - - _____ THIS IS HEAvY LET'S * _______ ,1 WHAT WAS THAT FR Of MV ACCIDENT INSURANCE * 47 48 48 43 44 45 tDONT FEEL MO' I DPPEP SCWIETHIG , - so 151 ' 52 - - - - ______ __ - . 54 - I _______ - 55 111111111111111 __ 57 - ___ ____ __ - I by Bob Montana ____________________________ I 41 42 40 . - I 39 38 37 - . - - you'll later wish you hadn't cR1 5' ______ . : Is ' L-0 0 _____ . _____ I - -a- BRIDGE Al * L -' u RE.& 'V A ) REALlY? UlE 'utx..' . LIOTOF PlLO5Ofr'LAT fl1E 5JF contract. He would have 7. made an overtrick If West S A64 AF1 had led a second spade at Q 105 * # 1082 any time In the play. . Three notrump made was a top score..At other tables in the duplicate ganse, West had not overca ed Then when the spade was led each •AJ74 _______________ ___________________ '*4CIII__t ________________ ____________________ WEST • v Al2 A7 * I 0 • • 01~ Q 52 K ________ _____ I 0. _________ ___ ____ - by - ___ ____ __ __ ___ r-____ Io ThERE A TEAM GETS 25 JNS West Nw'S East Sotk I NT *. Pass OF BUSS,' 4 v Opening lead: •io _______________________ ____ _______ _____ __________ _______ ______ _____ ___ _____________ ________ _____________ " ____________ ____________________ ____________ ~~~ 1 ___________________ Cmd poinu ill" eii~ points a trick or royal , make _____ paw at ot'#L.rTTL.e WOOP IF I POM'T * PUY ANY? MEP41A4NPY, ANYTHING, 3Ur .1 "AL I WE CRY 1A AMP Abor, W prdeaw - 1116 - _____ - - Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto MachIne, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. only! Wages commensurate w obility.fringe benefits. Quality I color pressman. Full or _____ __________ part time. Apply at Sanford Printing, 903 W. 3rd St. ____ ________ ____ , by AW*a C#PER WHEREVER Th15Y rl' REPORT WHERE'S INlNG, SIR ' WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Waitresses 8. Bar Maids Ex perienced or.lyt Apply 1' to 4 p.m., Wed. thru Fri. Joint in the Woods. 339-1813. _______________ - .I- * " N PI ' - '> I - - 1'. [ _______ . _ Stan Lee and John ALL OVER TOWN 1 WHERE ARE YOU - GOING? - -. $ SALES S - .: '' - Flip _ ' -. ' _____ . I • - - . J cAiaETTE' .- . ': ., . . _ * ___ 11 16 60 6 111111111ftil"1111A lofts - us ften . * ' : * - - ' ' ' ... -' . ZOONit . . 'TUMBLE WEEDS (tHP'lN1D\1 i:1 I ' "U ' u IME £XIOPJ& coiiiie-1 : I - ' 1'P1vP$ND6P AR *ALJ O MINE! NAiVE... ______ ____ * 6 . ' : - - NO! IT Nar Falt I WORST If: w - SALfij cor-plUST, WICK. OV. * INTERP4ATIONAL organization flNds career minded re pre$6ntatives to service and inq$e established accounts. MTt have a car and b boo- '.f 's" ' I a.m..Sp.m.. 404-955-4493, . wntu It NOWI . 4I ,j • I 1 -5. ~ ill .1 - .-.,- ., * - , S BPP * ______ a.. - . ----- '- -- ZONED COMMERCIAL 4 BR, 2 B Sc. rm, C HIA, VA-FHA. $43,900. , .n" ., uiiç.. ''m'.&'-, :.. " .*.. - ., . .' '-- - . -. .._ ? -'I. . 3 BR, I B. $11,000 dem, a ssume ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 322023I,373-7173,rn.on, ____________ ______________________________________________ __________ For Sale ByOwnir 48R,lbath,carpet,air,2lOObiock Of Summerlin. Call after 5:30 & FOR LEASE ________________ ___ ______________ ___________ ___________________ __________ _________________ ___________ ___________________ I Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet uppIies, dog hou ses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened I _______________________ 322-5791 I I YA _____________ 9& i . zlIssaassr8avs. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 333.7495 mnn - cages. 322-5752. Weiboldts Camera Shop SaleS. Passport Photo$ repair Service. 372 6101. 'IIJ )Man,qualityo peration 8yrS.exp.Patios,Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327 1321 ______ _____ OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT 322- 2420 555 00 PER Mo. •CLUB HOUSE AREA CUSTOMCABINETS Free Est. ANYTIME 'CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED Multiple Listing Service eADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS Licens& Bonded lose. Lowestprlces. Ca1I3710539 I or 904.7346708 collect. I PAiNTiNG,CARPENT'yI FROM I LARGE POOL Inf er ior Exterior Plastering I .NSULAT1ON-Batting, blowing, I RACO Foam, fiberglas & Ceilu LOTS COMPARE THESE FEATURES: Plastering -- ______ _____-- I MODELS ON DISPLAY Sanford's Sales Leader Call 322 2780 _____________ IIIIIIIIIII Railings _ __ CuStombuilt ironwork I Window guards, gates etc. 323 0429 after 5:30 p Martin's 323 laS!. 339-1693 EI3222611or8319993 ________ To List You' Business.. REALTORS 9 PARK CARRIAGE SR-42? MON..SUpl. 323. 9:00A.M. 3MiE.ofll.fl 5:00P.M. SANFORD Branch Office 323-flfl COVE 8160 * I __________________ ______ _____ --------------- '' - .5 --., .. - ...,,.. .. ' ----- - --------- - ---- 1 . . . - . ....... . , , ..* -- '5_ * - ......-, .. . -. . , - - - - - --I ___________ _______ -I _______ - '- I & fall I I 323049 _____________ it Photographic I GE A C ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE Free Est 323 1704 outside runs, also air cond. head board. 322 2969, 17,500 BTU's REAL ESTATE: ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ____________________ _______________________ -. Peppers Painting Service ANIMAL HAVEN Custom Painting & detail trim. _____________________________ 11(sJ;11j[.jf.J 2565 CaliBart Cit 339 6066, 668 8335. 3220107 ____________________ Matt., steel frame, beautiful BPP WARRANTED. Wow, lust ___________________ _7,_______________ Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pct, disc to Sr Drapes, Upholstery _______ $32,5001 24,1p0,61tiM Picture Perfect Ext Alterations, Dressmaiking $11.99pr. I 310 Sanford Ave. H&A, w-w carpol, dining area, 5cr. porch, f en c ed yard & Morel view across Crystal Lake. Only - vacant lot in ares $14,950. aea" King size bed, Box Spr ings & I bath home in Twenty West wC THAT'S No. A&B Painting Intl Ext Resl.&Comm 3728182 9-9 . -, - - - Dressmaking Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. ____________________ Buy & Sell, the finest in used ARMY NAVY SURPLUS FAMILYS DELIGHT! 3 OR, Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' p Painting Cash 322-4132 _______________________________ weekends.333-6707.SllJOo. Combin6tionrestauraflt&lOungL 200 seat capaCIty, fully eqpt. Ready to open tomorrow. Better call today. _________________ Army Boots lotI A Buy for $17,500! ASSOCIATES NEEDED eltona 3.1yz, 1g. lot, C H&A, enc. ________________ _______________________ I __________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ Grooming & Boarding Painting& Repair hOme w. DR, eat In kit, fireplace REAL ESTATE - 322 5622 sod laying & free trimming 323 294a _______________________ specialty 25 yrs. xp. $69 8542. Complete? pc. blond e mahogany BR set. Excellent condition I $350. Call 322-4536. I & turn, upstairs stays! Lovely FHA. $24300 2thairest.bat'befshop.InC.bfdg., land&eqpl. Only $2$.000w.$$000 dwn. Owner will hold at 7 pct . _________ ' I MEINTZER TILE I New or repair, leaky showers our fast set w extra leaf & 1 ladder I bk chairs. Call 319-5583 FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath, 2 story 2 BR, I B ig rms, busy street. VA. bldg. Currently leased, high return.Canyoubeileve$U,000? 68-Wanted to Buy For Sale: Maple Formica break on shaded f enced lost BPP WARRANTED. Just $31,900! ZONED COMMERCIAL 13,000sq ft downtown,2 story brick ______________________ _____________________ furniture, Refrig , stoves, toolli. Only home in Sunlandt Immaculate town. $71,900. VA.FHA. WOULDN'T BE ANYII An Equal Oppoçiunity Empioy.rM.F ____________ WARRANTED. LOVELY 3 OR, I", bath split plan ZONED COMMERCIAL 3 BR, 30, FP, remodeled, walk to - I La wn Service specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, Ceramic'TIIe I CoinCollectionfor Sale 3232639 NODEALERSPLEASE SUPER 3 BR, l' bath home in Washingtonoaksw CH&A,ww carpet, Fla. Rm. &Much More! mowers for sale. Will also pick up lunk mowers free 323 ___________________ General Landscaping Rose 1 barn 12xl2 stalls Geneva 349 Realty $28,0001 $33,500 Lawn mower repairs & used Beauty Care Exc. cond. . I $130, 323 1972 Sandy Grove Fir',i br the I formerly Harriett's Beauty NooA ----------------- - $19 C 1st St , 32-5742 discriminating boarder New I 31)315 E. F irst St. - i Homers Lawn Mower Service . 66-Horses I _____________________ I ________________________ I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE on oak shaded lot w-C H&A, w w carpet. Fam. Pm., Dining area, 0098 37 1 ______________ Ifl David St., Winter Springs DOLL HOUSE!) BR, 2 bath home . REALTOR, MLS SUPER SUNLAND .2 bath 5.36,500 Iiiiiiiiiiiiallb . - 54I5 Hall Licensed, 3230039 - ___________________________ I ore Mowing Lawn Mower Repair ____________ Alan's Appliances Ve weaned Call now 3710888 A to Z household items More! Your Dream For $29,000! Harold Appliances c.irc' up to date Will hold until for sale _______________ Yours, for just 546,900! Home lmprovemen. 323 8719 Butcher yard, patio & grill & Much Morel __________ ________________________________ _____________________________ CUSTOM HOME IIUILT Air Conditioning, Heating, ElectrlREMODELING & REPAIR cal. Plumbing Service& Repair. S G BALINT & ASSOC 322 8665 Call Larry for Free Est. 671 6291. Lic , Bonded & ins, - '-- Lawn MaIntenance Ct'ntrallieat&AirCond Free Est. Call Carl Harris at Certified Lawn 8. Landscape SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 FREE ESTIMATES 65-Pets-Supplies . German Short Haired Pointer , - ___ _____________ ____________ Kenm ii. k Air Conditioning 62-Lawn-Garden ________ LPN, f*jlltme& part time. Apply in person Lakeviaw Nursing __ __ _.,çec _____ 919 B. id St. ______ ' _.S -,- . 5 __ _______ .- . - - . '_..'"i -. •--. 'i_ J JCAA (. -A - .5 j.-' - t; ._s - f - I I 1 11 fr - :, 4,jj - BEAUTIFUL! 4 BR, 2 bath home in Hidden Lake w C H&A, w-w car pet, 1g. eat In kit, fenced .1111 I;1IR . '-'' Just $46,500! _________________________ ROIISUT4 MARINE 19)lliwy 1/9/ I Suslilord, 11,-i 37/ 11 _________ ---I 50-Miscellaneous for Sale let cut I * -. puppies AKC, born 630 dc-sac! BPP WARRANTED. mort or VA-FHA. %27.5W. clable. Call collect now for Plrsonalinterview.Mondaythru Thursday, Tom Kllgallon, I; newly wallpapered on Pontiac Catalina 197i 4 Or .tfT Power. Air, .futo 5795 323 4303 ________________ _ I Ads. w -w carpet, dining area, patio, auto Trans., low mileage, carpet, '' home In Upland Parkf C H&A, fenced rear yard & 13 B-Q! Lots . - I t1 SUPER! 3 OR, 2 ba th split plan SUBDIVISION - OPPORTUNITY . - - -. I Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm., neat & clean. $31,500. BR. 2 B, new roof, patio, p1'th & drapes. Call today, see to believe. $76,400. LAKE MARY BOULEVARD Op.neverySat.&Sun. IPM.SPM 323.5175 CHALLENGE ' - . WASI1I* MRiIJM.I.E.'J wes by T.- K. Ryan ' - - SR, near hospital & shopping. Spring is "Move outside time." - Get patio and lawn furniture at a WALK * OPEN HOUSE * GROVEVIEW ' : 11 o byCraig - - . ping $12000 ICWS -(corner lOth& French) ,- - Deflaryon 1 acret Eat in kit, Fla Rm., porch, pond & turn neg. Super buy for 534,7501 ______ factory (Il, 2 gas tanks Es jj 55--Boats 8. Accessories ' I F her gus', air liu,it hull, trade for t', boat Suitable for 70 lip motor 349 5818 ''' 47 rtgages&ught - I FILL DIRT 8. TOP SOIL & Sold YELLOW SAND ________________ - -----(ill (ark 8. Flirt 373 7580 -WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 8 2nd MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic lav.nmmcower salec & servi c e We sell Pie best & service flit- rest Mfg. Broker. 825 No I D Wymore Rd., Altamonte, Western Auto 301W 1st Sf 862 7183 3774103 ___ ___ GREAT 2 BR, 1 bath home in DUPLEX-QUADRAPLEX bldg. site,corlot,shaded8. c onv enient location. Near schools & shop- REALTY IIIp OVER 6M1LLI0N INSALESIN 1979 See now $13,500. 101mili 1UU• REALTY Deltona Estates. many shade trees make perfect Fl. setting. * * * * * * * * * JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED I (HE P0K C F. LAND (0 Murphy, N 1. 2891.36 Air. auto, W good tires 1979 Custom Jeep CJ S Take over payments, have to see to op 79-Trucks-Trailers - -'- I , preciate Call 349 5531 or 323 , .1978 lord Riseqer XII '!Q7'engire,' / cellt'nt cond 55600 323 7526 _ 47-Real Estate Wanted ________________________________ Losing your tlomne & credit' I will I catch up back payments & buy equity 322 0216. I ____________ STENSTROM BEAUTIFUL lot In prestigious , . __ - LOCH ARBOR custom 4-2 In Sanford's finest section is only 6 yrs old. 16x32 pool w.1700 sq it Ccci deck. 4th OR is Ideal for recreation rm. 2 blks to golf course. $69,900. orn ____________ _________ 24 HOUR lB _______ 3229283 __________ - ViM' F ot 4261 See signs ___________ Auto $450 173 1111 leave n.h!.' 8. nurnhu'r ---------- ---(IL AIR AGENCY 32331166 or 321 7710 -- - Much Misc, On SR 461,, Geneva. f ________________ I" 31C - di%hei, Pool ,irce%%orim. twll(ti _____________ ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE - ____________ - ------Y,,rul Sale - & wcigtils, washer & dryer, - GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES mint condition 2 912 French Ave. - ?2 Pontiac VentufA. yellow ,A 78--Wtorcycles Gq,iiitc 3.11,1(30 sale everything ,iiu,St q Wed Sijis, 910 S. Stereo, I &ouu., dressers. fables. ;ilnfs. Free listing IIROCI4URE writ, ie$ country settIng for brick 3 BR, 2 bath home, Fern. Rm., w. ireplace, carpet, air, garage, fenced rear yard on spring fed lake. $69,900 ' ______ * . - .. C 1 31 _____ 1. * * I ________ * ' a 1 ________________ 1901 S M,,rsli,,ll Ave 45-A---jf of ie -. - -- Property _______________________ __ _______ S7500 -- 76 Pinto MPG. low mu new tires Cake Kathryn Motel. Pm Il 661 N Hwy 1792, C.isseltx'rry, Fl ------ Top Dollar Pad for junk 8. used iar',. trucks heavy equipmcn 322 5990 ir.Sat & Stiui 91111' ______ 1 03 area, __________________________ __________________________ REALTY WORLD. _________ DIBARYSPECIAL 3.1 w.carport & 515 sq It. double garage, separate in rear, - Sylvan INC. at $2LSOO. H&A, Mayfair section. Furn. or unfurn. 322-6130. ______________________________1 bn unfurn. house centrally located on bus route. 2 enc. porches, FP, ref. req., $130 st & last. 67.SS4. - • 6133or339 4/lleves WCfltf. Located in Dell one. Tastefully wallpapered 8. carpeted. A buy ______________ - I HAIRDRESSER S $ cOOKS $ 77 Junk Cars Removed Sat & Sun 9 to -I Ii) 2?" FORREST GREENE a insteadof rent. 53L900 with ERA thIS3 BR. C H&Alik,n,whome. B house, w-w carpet. c. by b'Ick fence. Instant Occupancy JUST LISTEOI We are proud of n--Hoi.s IJ'Istsed WEHAVEMANYMANYMORE .. STOPINORCALI. - ANNETTEOR JOANN j I' AN _______ . 'n'-j - - law;1 It - i, _____ _____ ______ - ________ ___ _____ Completely surrounded go FHA or VA. S34,5W. __ SLAB TECH$ stereo radio Reg gas 323 7926 Open Toes Itiru Mi? * Lake Mar', 1,11 Country -I residential lots of which .i water front $63,500 P P p Paneled, Privacy& Plenty of r oom to expand. 2 BR, 1 baIts lully paneled with mIrrored mur&s. JUST LISTED! Lovely well kept & Immaculate 2 or 3 BR home. Location cony, to everythIng vet on aquietr,$entiaIstr,et,wilI Mo. 500 S. Oak. 11411-7803. • • 322-3481 •SANFOR 0 AUCTION S I - Pontia. 7-I -u lid Prix Auto 1215 S. French 323-7340 trans PS. I'll, air. AM FM dressing table, ut inal & Mis( -------- - Lk Sanford sanford Studio apt. everything furnishedincludlngutilltl.s.s150 AAA EMPLOYMENT $AIR COND. MECHANICS $GALFRIDAY$ $ LINEMAN S II. 32084. fenced yard and single garage, $28,500. Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. - - We Buy Wrecked Cars lILlY JUNK CARS tromSIOtotSO C,03121624 3224460 etc. 2blGcksto Inland walerwaV 35 lots avail Ace Real Estate, Wm Kenyon, Rltr 879 5157 95 1 For y our family with this BR, , MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349.5100. 327-1959 town, very clean & roomy. See 0 Misc VISA MASTER CHARGE SCASF4 DOOR F'RIZIS black vinyl top, 307 3 speed S891000. 'ST!MPER AGENCY WITHOUTAJOBI - 1(1 Volvo Wagon Auto - AM FMraduo $1500 349 5546 - occasional tables, lamps. pu - v ' nyl root ,hat;--, & is depenclable S850 349 '45! C,en,'vii - suite',. large selectonof like new easy hairs. TV's. fern stands. pool on one acre Private boat I CRESCENT B dock Fireplace in FIa. Mm 15'xIOO' lots only $1500 $1500 dn - - Formal dining. Lots of goodies $98 81 per Mo Paved roads, City i After iiiving G,ir,nji' tIull on this one' Won't last long at in oven, s t ove, i .1110'f,i, carpet. water, Underground utilities, GET A GOOD START REALTOR 322 4000MLS WHEREARE : \ / ormew"wm A 1111151111 S1310,000. Call to See this Today. WHERE HAVE SCLINICASSISTANT$ 14 'iT 8k1'lt.Y.' _______ _____ , :1 H, " Y" T ___ iiiiii utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon. 3 BR,2 bath _____ ___________ S R I " 2 BR fully turn., Including pans, dishes, silver, linens, TV & all Fba - ir ,iI iJ.ser ome with Why settle for less when you can have this country estate on approx. 4 acres complete with guest cottage & barn for horses. _ , n ,rec? oci good tires, looks Wood laule S. chairs, desks FIR _________________ Matioqany Ilk Suite, air ond. color TV, furniture & many Ave 321 ligi 73 Olds Ouieg,',. Cs. (ond :,'. FM. 8 Ira, k . 1.0 Ask.nq SI 1' 32 2 7335 ..'iytinie --j'.h.'' Iii. . ,,, ciO I ii 'lu ti'' ,.u'd?' (ii *ill - * * t)akers ra(ks. plus assorlet! 5-1--Garage Sales st 9 o to ' ?I Chry%frr Newport 4 dr r AC racto .'. "Hen? ccndt on 512'' 3?? 6 fl' USED F Uk NI I iRE & I'll I AN (C S Sanford r ' 'r.' 1.'Iv.ig 377 R71 • PUBLIC AUCT ION • 9MON., JULY 30,7 PM fis , __________________________ Idyilwilde School on Vihlen Rd.. 5,ntord $20,500 George A tloflrnari Sr , Realtor Assoc. 339 8288 or 322 2281. Tony Coppola FISHERMEN' I ssoc Realtor. 830 0333 or 6-34 Fish in the St Johns River and 2518 Lake Monroe. Lovely 4 BDRM. I -----.- potential. One has 2 rental units. Both In county near American i Legion. Call for info . N 'i' ir 8J-' IC.. - , . t't Or Istil' ( 11110' , 'i 0,... uh,'uih,,',l ALI,t,OnS t ..i- ',' il', Call Dell', Aiutinn .I; I S'2 Sanford, 122 8721 323 5700 thnk it clasSified ads didr work, there woufdnl be any- --------E P45 '.IENTS '.; Ic 72--Auction oven 8. 8 sinQilT oven Prices start at $212 2% Sanford r ur niture Salvage. 1792 S0 of homesite 2.19 acres close by ~ mo. 295.7766 or 671.4530. 3 BR, WE wIl0lesale left over front going ou t of Ilucriess c,',le 3 double GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. D..Y 1 oN .'. .%,,,() A CT ON * I vedw,i~ mie '.c .5 fear ouni( AUTO AUCTION evef, Ti.day if 7 3(1 r' fhr' on', on.. ii I orida VOl c..0 Ihe rns,'rct (',I ;- JILl 755 All -or p .,., • condlun 664 Slit .[NMORE l.%'ASHIR Parts, Si'rvcu' Used MactineS MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 See out beautiful new BROAD MORE, front 8. rear ilk's . * Ø) ii ci.'. l'ii __________________________________________ 424iobile Homes 80--Autos for Sale OpIrNIA, ui; '5. 141 52-Appliatices parcels * FLASH FLASH! Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home large lot, quiet but conv enient to shopping. NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys 8. See This. LEGAL SECRETARY $ I LEGAL ___ MY -rA9LE_'. 1. INC. REALTOR 323.7532 1 BR- $159 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Air port Blvd. on 17.92 in Sa nford. Call 323.5670 Mariner's Village. _____________________________ 2 BR,2full So . Sandlewood Village 03 -Wanted to Buy * . P * ..•. INI IIf . ADS DION I .uiAOUL Dli I Brand Nel', ntor',pr II1(J t1&'dJng 2 price Sanford Furniture Sal vage, 1/ 92 S of Sanford 3?? 8771. ______________________________ VA 8. FHA Financing potentIal! 117 W Third St i _______________________ $0.000. I 43-Lots-Acreage HIGHWAY 17 92 F MONT REALTY HAL COLBERT, 68 Real Estate, Inc General Contractor 322•6457 Aft Hrs. 322- 7111 * IRIF MGI RATORS • ---------------Assorted makes & sizes sso up. guaratutet'd Sanford Auction lfyOU'reifl the business oibuil.,inq IllS S French your busines use the Classified Ads often N.'.s Tappan gas ranges. 1)00W Two story liuv, .e divided into three rental units, 2 00k , 2 BA. 1 BDR, 1 BA, 1 efficIency , Great on 2 lots, with fruit trees. YOU NOW? . UU•U..UUUIIU _______ -* __________ .,r).f ..I'i 'if r ippliaflCc'S. p1 'ii ulu !i'.tures t,id u,i''c u I2 561, .WiritP'1 A10i!. !III es r'p.iir.'i" condition Washers. Rs'tr cv,ralors. eft l~ t I!orj(;% Av! I #on ..*, 51 -Householc1 Goods ML~ 373 6061 or t'vt'ç 323 0517 JOHNNY WALKER INCOME PROPERTY lVi bath, C H&A, FR, fireplace, CaliBart REAL ESTATE 'I tlbu 30Apartments Unfurnished 301 E. 23rd St. $36,900. Large BR, ((I) House for rent 3234535 ______ The Real Estate Agency -REALTORS 41-Houses 2135' S French (Il 92) Sanford ________ 323 $324 V,ANT ADS ARE BLACK & - ---- -_______ ____________ ' I Stenstrorn Realty, Realtors ______ REALTOR, 322-749a HOWG EXCELLENT, THE WHtN Sanford Gracious living. Rees, Weekly & monthly rates. inquire 300 S. Oak S1I-7S$3. Masseur 8.-or Physical TherapIst. Lk. Kather ine Motel, Rm. ii, aoi N. Hwy. 17.97, Casselberry, Fl. ------ -_ -_ portunity Is your S PIDER-M AN . 1415 Valencia Cf. 3 BR, 1" bath, brick corst. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500, _______________ ___________ take outlandish gamble * Make the contact. For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor Owner at 322 2420. Room for rent In private home. wbath&ktptivileges 323-7259 &full time lobe avail. Apply In AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST GEMINI (May 214 ____ I1 1:1 Restaurant help wanted, part time $ HEAVY EQUIP. OPR.S I11, a'. ______ . 1.4 & 46 Sanford. could be your cup of The odds favor you, vta. Evintuilly the Pro- copies of JACOBYMODERN.) I - Ill I ternoon; 3 . 4 days per wk; .I'son to Stuckey's Pecan heights you are capable of, you chance form an Inter NEW$PAPUIENTERRZSEASSNI Low Down Payment Cash for your totf Will build on your lot at our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc.. Realtor 644 3013 Mature working lady has rm. for rent to same, Mod. apt. w-kit. privileges. 3210499 aft s. ___________________________ 2920. a local hospital. 3-4 firs per at- have the "das touch." - ___ ' I. S alternating weekends. Respond to Personnel, 999 Woodcock Rd., Suite 203, Orlando, Fl. 32103 DO NOT CONTACT HOSPITAL could be in for some very happy (Do you have a question for beginning tod.'. ' g. _____ the experts? Write 'Ask the West opmid ü1 10 (Nov. 23-Dec. SAGITTARIUS Experts,' care 01 rn,f!'Nes3na . LIII played' his jack per. Individual questions will 21) You CANCER (June 21. get a hunch today dfloWthssormade be answered if accompanied to get In touch with someone Don't put off until Ii Who now lives at a diiiltance doing things that envelopes. Th. most intest. ___ LSIIlde'tIudb$ck a ing questions will be us in from you, In order tb put your'aecw'Ity 'or that this column and will receive together something profitable. loved ones. Move U1111 1611111111 the nine - - ' died about 70 years ago. .nd the student r WHIMPIA LOT, I been In the past. Two of them today. Keep the faith. could be extrunely large. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20F Your skills as a negot1s LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SCORPIO(Oct.. 24-Nov. 22) In are" where you previously felt eve you were una adesatn1nepointsa trick. e lowly two- point spade to p VA-F I'IA.235.Con. Hnes Reg. Real Estate Broker ?628SanfordAve. 321 0759 All. Mrs 322 7643, 3724M9 I M. 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TAURUS (April 20-May A Georgia reader asks You're very lucky at this time there is an important - BY _______ _____ what was a "ROYAL" MW Ma where new projects are C00 affecting your work or : spade. cerneti. 8ituatlons you've l3 Atoneperiodinthegame you've bean hoping to f * .Thstudsntwanledtodou. bie West's two-spade over- of auction bridge, a p yer hOping to get Off the gXOUfld this Is a lucky day to try _______ butfsltthatguafl high- could bid spades at two could be airborne today. it down. _____ ____________ 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 CAPRICORN (Dec. YOURBIRTHDAY 19) The breaks you'vJ July 30, 1979 'This coming year you may be hoping for in a joint exposed to'considerably more YO opportunities than you have start to peek over the h morethroughthelreffortsthan come from o you de I. .. ., ,.- .. - __________ - $ NT Pass Pass REALLY r fl€ ME F1ELP.' lk WW PJUNP THIS N4 VNN(NG.5vVt!RE Al Vermeer IGI4OW ! INK OF it' VM I ' Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South - ___ __ Sanford's most well known pro gressive Sales Volume Leader needs As:lociafes, experienced I or newly licensed Now! 22. IS87, 322.7 177 * yourself by sending for your PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar alixed that West needed six spades and both red aces for copy of Adro.Graph letter. You are entering a rus vulnerable overcall. Mall $1 for eachto Aztro-Graph, where you are likely to r "You should have P.O. Box 489, Radio City rewards you're entitled ' doubled," remarked the Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to work well done. Continut Professor. 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NORTH a.j Evening I'lemki -- Large Listing Inventory . Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic ' bath, $150. Adults, furniture $10. ul.78a3. Ron Beck, Advertising Director For 'Monday, July 30, 1979 lessor had time to knock out r or "Iffy" Avoid foolish, hies. . . . future for a self-start. er. Previous sales exneeded. perlence Salary plus commisslon with full cornpany benefits. Apply In person to: - 0 . An aggressive salesper. son Is needed for sales and service ' of established and new advertisers. A great - . __ - - ADVERTISING SALES . ____________________________________________________________________ I • , . 1/ . WIN _____ ARIES (March 21-April 1 blurt something out which - - 41-Houses - touch In a business atmosphere. 35 _____________________________________ ______ . .., - - - 32 31 30 - - 26 27 28 24 25 38 ___________________________ ______ 20 21 19 - - ge 18-Help an d your forte today. However, y that, through impulsiveness, may not take the fullest a something vantage of something C. you could derail good you have going for You. portune offered to you by It's a baddayto switch traul. coho. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If at TAURUS (April 2OMay all possible, try not to mix Serious tasks should business with pleasure today. scheduled for early in the -In your convivial mood, you because,astheafterfloonWe" may make a deal you wouldn't co, your interest in them '• rapidly wane. The ualtt1j SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) your work could suffer. a You operate more effectively GEMINI (May 21-June today by orchestrating things Enjoy yourself socially tr , from behind the scenes. If YOU but don't bethelasttolea% attempt to play first fiddle, it party. Friends will be dell! may produce sour notes. to see you, provided you SAGI'I'I'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. overstay your welcome. 21) Friends will find your CANCER (June 21-Jul . company extrely refreshing today, but you must be careful Conditions look promisir - ____ ___ --• - ---- - -- - - -*18-HetpWanted * ____________________ -------_ Full & Part Time qualified . Boutique retail clerk. P 1 5 day plicants for desk clerk, Wk. 15 yrs. or older. Apply Auto W. Garnett White Train, 312 W. 1st St., Sanford waitresses & maids. Apply , Reg Real Estate Brok-r 3rd floor. person Days Inn, Sanford, JOHN KPIOER ASSOC between 11 am. & 5 p.m. 107W Commercial __________________________ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ________________________________ PLne 322 lee!. Sanford Excellent opportunity for a sharp career minded Executive Experienced carpenter with tools. Secretary who has proficient New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to Hourly. Steady work in Seminole typing & shorthand skIlls, qualified buyer. t32,000 to area. Call 3fl.8124 after p.m. $35,000. Low down payments. Varied administrative duties. Spolski Cst., Inc. BUILDER. 3222287. Send resume to Cardinal In. For a career in Real Estate call dustries, Inc.. P.O. Box U Realty World, The Real Estate Sanford, Fl. 32771. Aft: Ms. Agency June Porzig 323 *3321 Taylor. Equal Opportunity INC. Employer. REALTOR"' Nurses Aides, full time. Apply in 701 61cli. Person to Lakeview Nursing E. Altamonte Dr. Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. ________________ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) One-to-one relationships a- - o - - - - -_____ which begins with your bit. manage a matter today ' thday. Mall $1 for each to Astro- you'll do a good job, provided Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City is something you understand. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to It Isn't you'd be wise to refit' 18 - a sure Plans you've carefully thoug mr' 5A - . LEO (July 23-Aug. Others. through should not be altered. will be respectful of your the last minute today. Thir opinions today, provided they should go as you hope they v& feel you're not looking down if you don't throw monkS your nose at theirs. App eclate wrenches in the machinery, their views as well. Learn more PISCES (Feb. 20-M6rch 2 about yourself by sending for your new AStro-Graph 1.etter Someone may ask you 10 9 8 - - - U AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1' result from it. 13 - 19)Aconfldenualmatter you're Jwy,1m U Interesting new friends could 5 14 - - - - __ - 17 16 . I CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan than you normally do. Several act. light 4 1 . tS1PT! 3 a involved In should be restricted . I 2 a I YOUR BIRTHDAY of horror (2 45 Springs 46 Pismire wds.) 28 Jokester 47 Cclestial bear 29 College 48 Bearing degree (abbr.) 30 Charitable or. 50 Men's nickname ganization (abbr.) 51 Make angry 32 Showing most 53 Highway age 17 Badly curve 20 Health resort 34 Dine hearIng 1979 . 1 a 43 Emit coherent 29 Frump 41 Organ of 29, 1. easure outhide are brought in th' inscription prefix (abbr.) product 7 Loft 33 indulger in 6 Saw slit fantasy 9 DeValera's 35 Juvenile land 38 Comedian 10 Specialty Caesar restaurant 37 Son of Adam 12 Message boy 39 Year (Sp.) 13 Massachu. 40 Rested in $Ott$ Cape chair S U • _______ 25 Cross country house strewing July to by Molt Walker * Sunday, 38 Mesh _ _____ 25 Plant by . - . 4 Spanish '. U ' year should be a to the parties concerned 22 Fern features 40 Stem-like part fun year for you, with more Complications are likely if 23 ____________ Was indebted 42 Locale traveling for peonal prs5ltion 24 Mouth parts BEETLE BAILEY For _AJY1EE,0jO1 21 Notice role win. 2 Biblical 225i'spod"ng . _____ I AV di U 0 1Z1E101 N1 1 VA 11T1A1T1 I Mae West ish 20 p H LIRIAI __ TiE C N OIAIM s colony ' . DOWN Spanish / IL All Former I F1.R1 P U I ______________________ _____________________ ____ 0rE!AJVAiIAiLI ____________________ ill etc A T N01D1 OIE,I beginning is By BERNICE BEDE OSOL o1w1 LC1 $1 A1 SlBrowns _____ %M -__* CI0lO1MJU1 L 1EjlO 01 IS Nasal pasug. ascetic ____ _______________________________________________________ C S 5 C N F1 PNLj O!...f R A T 11z1 A1 Y AJ I fl A OlE 0 0 101L11 burden Stetecity ____ 01V C 1N1 1979 -78 I•NUIII.IUII. 4E1 101N1C1E1 101A101 52 Uncanny action (2 I' I HOROSCOPE 29, Sunday, July 11~ E 1 PTI I1i h i Mi 101 1 1 01 I KI 49 Headache remedy 5 3hook 11 Reedy T11E 1I! I. 1 11W Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 43 Craving AMP 14E CAN AR iT WHiL.Ew4se1iNG rr? OP IT . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Suvdiy, July fl.ØU 'y IS 11~ . ____ - �, , I IS—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl S P •p P I P I• P - . . P I- I S S P . I / • $ , I 1 1 J P P Sunday, July 2. 1t7 'Society' Members Defend Practice Of Witchcraft ATLANTA (UP!) - The sun dipped below the horizon, but because witches are people Like everyone else and tend to rim behind schedule, the ceremony was still an hour away. The physical preparations, however, were complete. In a wooded grove behind the aging two-story house the stones forming the outer perimeter were straight and in place. Fresh logs were in the fire pit. Torches marking the four directions had been filled. The altar sagged with statues and bowls and jugs. To discourage the uninvited, trip wires had been stretched through the trees and guests were warned to keep to the path, which had been outlined with short, forearm-thick candles. Inside the house, the stars of the evening - a quiet, pretty blonde who calls herself Persephone - and a bearded, solemn-looking man, Lord Gwydlon, flitted from place to place, greeting new arrivals and making last minute arrangements. Guests, clad mostly in jeans, tee shirts and sneakers, arrived in twos and threes, each small group carrying an edible offering ranging from homecooked casserole to fried chicken freshly prepared at a nearby franchise store. A sizeable number of the guests, as soon as they arrived, disappeared briefly up the stairs and emerged a second time clad In flowing dark robes secured with a rope belt of varying colors from which dangled a symbolic dagger, sometimes appearing as an unadorned hunting knife. The house's two dogs - a shaggy, paranoid poodle named Clifford and a Jet black mongrel called Satin growled and whined and scurried underfoot. The resident winged creature, an evil-tempered green and gold parrot christened Taco, sat speechless in its cage digging among its feathers for lice. "I hate that bird," one of the dark robed men said, "and he knows it. If he ever gets out of that cage he's going into the skillet." The cat, a black (what else?) shy creature dubbed Cleopatra, had long since sought quieter quarters for the evening. The guests, mostly young, greeted each other warmly, chattering and exchanging gossip. A few, looking warm under the black robes, appeared impatient for the ceremony to begin. Presiding grandly over the ordered confusion was Lady In 1976 she went to jail for allegedly operating a business without a License; a misunderstanding which was cleared up when she convinced authorities that Ravenwood was a religious center and not a commercial establishment. There also have been attempts, she said, to burn Ravenwood to the ground. Its members have been abused; the house has been attacked with tear gas and Molotov cocktails. Its members, she said, have become adept with primitive defensive weapons such as slingshots and bows and arrows. "We set up a little military thing right here," she said, "but we never use firearms. Guns are forbidden in the house." Ravenwood and Wicca received a lot of unfavorable Imply that it was anything other than an accidental shooting merely because it occurred here," she told an Atlanta reporter soon after the incident. The accident, she feels, should not detract from the fact that Ravenwood is a success, a unique experiment that has succeeded when a number of other such attempts have failed. "We've been here almost four years. Were the only public house In the country which has lasted over six months. Right here in the heart of the Bible belt we are surviving as a consciousness-raising center. We are trying to eliminate the stigma or fear of the old religions and we're here to fight as much as anyone for religious freedom." publicity in May when a former student of Wicca shot and killed a girl Inside the house. The dead girl, Jolene Tha Simon, and a friend had come to Ravenwood to see her brother, who was taking an Introductory class in Wiccan beliefs. Sintana said the former student - David Reese Williams — was cleaning his pistol in the living room when It went off, killing Miss Simon. Sintana said Williams, whom she defends, should not have had the pistol in the house although he has a permit to carry the weapon. She refers to the Incident as an "accident" and Is eager to emphasize It could have happened anywhere. "It does no honor to the girl or her family to speculate or '• Mrs. Carol Dudley Altamonte Springs, 4 the stigma or fear of the old religions and we're here for religious freedom' Sintana, an unlikely looking grandmother, counsellor, housemother, teacher and statuesque former dancer. Sintana also is a witch; the head honcho in Atlanta's only coven. Trying hard to overcome the hunger pangs resulting from three days of fasting, she sipped slowly from a plastic cup half full of Crests Blanca white wine and looked longingly at the covered food dishes being paraded through the crowded dining room into the kitchen. "We'll eat later," she said with anticipation. "Alter the ceremony." The ceremony this night was a dual one, celebrating not only the summer solstice - the longest day of the year — but the initiation of Persephone and Lord Gwydion into the society of Wicca. The summer solstice, which falls each year on June 21 or fl, marks the time at which the sun is the farthest from the equator in the northern hemisphere. It is one of Wicca's eight sabbaths and an important enough date to call for special preparations. Tonight, friends and members of Ravenwood would celebrate not only the solstice but the formal admission of the two initiates into Wicca. Hours earlier, her belowshoulder4ength blonde hair wrapped securely in a towel, Sintana explained, quickly and concisely, the basic tenets of Wicca or witchcraft. As a religion, she said, Wicca predates the Old Testament. Its first practitioners were believed to be the Celts of ancient Europe. The Atlanta group's operational headquarters, in a quirk of geography, Is located in a neighborhood adjacent to an area called Druid Hills, which is Ironic because the Druids were members of an ancient Celtic religion, one of the predecessors of Wicca. She is the undisputed leader of the society (she frown, on the word "cult" denying any similarity between the actions of her group and those fanatics like the followers of The Rev. Jim Jones and Sun Moon Ving) operating out of Ravenwood, the run-down dwelling which serves as both her home and Wicca's religious center. "I'm a high priestess," she said. "I don't like the term 'queen.' It's tacky when used in public because most people don't know what it means. You could just call me an elder." Followers of Wicca, which means "wise ones" In an ancient tongue, are basically pagans, she said, although the term "pagan" is sometimes used perjoratively. "We're neopagans. We're not without gods, which we call Creative Force. We're a fertility religion and our trinity is the Creative Force, the Force itself and the male-female aspect In nature." What Wiccana do, she explained, Is revere nature and try to reintroduce some of the fast disappearing social concepts such as a united family, strict self discipline and basic rules for living with each other. "We are much more what I think about In keeping with the teachings of Christ than most Christians," Sintana said. "We have put children back with their parents; we have helped the terminally ill come to recognize death without fear of hellfire and damnation; we have helped young people hooked on drugs; we have counselled young people who cannot communicate with their parents ..." In return, she said, she and other members of the group have been subjected to ostracism and worse by some of On city's less tolerant residents. -, --------.- I - . v- Istorical Society To Place Marker In Upsala Cemetery The Seminole Historical Society will place historical marker In the Upsala Cemetery, Upsala Road, Sanford, on Sunday, Aug. 5, at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Bettye Smith will present the program. Following the ceremony, Swedish descendents of the Early Settlers will be hostesses to a reception at the Upsala Presbyterian Church recreation center. The event Is open to the public. Rules in a 1943 teacher's contract stated that 'the use of alcoholic __ u roi i'orTin tarns Award Pilcher At New York College David Pilcher of 2700 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, is spending the summer at Ithaca College Ithaca, N.Y. in the Physics and Chemistry Section of the College's Summer Science Training Program. With a grant of $20,200 from the National Science Foundation, the College Invited 36 outstanding high school students, who have Just completed their junior year to campus to study physics, chemistry and computer science. It is the fourth consecutive year that NSF has funded. Ithaca College to provide the program. While at Ithaca through Aug. 3, the students are exposed to aspects of physics, chemistry and computer science normally available only to college freshmen and sophomores. Reader Service Available Located on the University of South Florida campus In Tampa, WUSF Radio Reader Service is dedicated to providing printed materials to the visually or physically handicapped which are unavailable through other medias. Operating daily from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. and with the assistance of over 90 volunteers, WUSF Reader Service provides in-depth reading of newspapers, magazines and books. The Reader Service broadcasts 142 hours a week with both 'live and tape readings. And along with features from local newspapers, shopping ads and obituaries, the Reader Service reads'sedlons from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. The Reader Service at USF is the only one in Florida; however, there are 60 in the United States. For more information, contact Tom Reed at The National Society to Prevent Blindness, Florida Affiliate, 5501 West Gray Street, Tampa. Lt Loudd Receives Degree - ------------- -- --- ..- - . .___I - •1 ee-P.e - - . - c P - - - P P P P profession, and will result in cancellation of the contract.' Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Mrs. Virginia Hurnev is a in iisi'd over her first ti'aclit'r's tout ract o il Si'uti mole .'' ski' said. - The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College Is offering several classes in beginning and intermediate "Jazz Dance-Exercise." "Jazz Dance-Exercise I is designed to introduce and develop coordination, muscle tone, control, rhythm, and agility, and most of all, an appreciation of music and total concentration, along with enjoyment. "Jazz Dance-Exercise Ills a follow-up. More advanced steps and routines will be taught. For both beginner and intermediate classes, leotards and tights are recommended. The $15 fee for each class provides for the instructional cost of the course. For Information on starting dates, times, and locations, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. I teachers is not compatible with the County. ''It's a (liffei'eill %orI(I Dance Classes Offered Ph and 'smoking in public by women Strange and frightening worlds are explored during July and August in the planetarium of the John Young Mweum. The most recent data from United States and Soviet space probes has been transformed into huge wrap-around panoramas of doomed planets, plus a large number of special effects. On Venus, is found shocking surface conditions, but the scenery is awesome: mountains that would tower above Earth's peaks, giant valleys that could hold over four of our Grand Canyons, stacked one atop another, and much more. Jupiter's newly explored moon, is the second stop-over. Here are explosive volcanoes, huge lakes of lava, crimson deserts and dreadful streams of radiation. The expected doom of Earth, by fire or ice, is investigated and portrayed, as well as the feared Grand Alignment of all the planets in 19. Planets of Doom is an all-new sky show at the John Young Museum and Planetarium. Show times: 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. everyday and also 8:00 p.m. on Fridays, through Sept. 2. Nunes of 596 graduates of the University of West Florida, Pensacola, for the spring quarter were announced by President James A. Robinson. Of the graduates, 504 were awarded bachelor's degrees and 92 master's degrees. Honors were earned by 88 of the graduates. Linda Elizabeth Newman, 2019 Hibiscus Court, Sanford, was graduated with a bachelor of arts degree. In The Service - ,... r•v. V.- Miss Newman Graduates Cu .-. -- rief ly Carol Korfin, area director of Diet Workshop of Central Florida, was presented the "We Care Harder" Award at the Diet Workshop's 11th Annual International Seminar held in Boston, Mass. This award is given to the area director whose franchise area shows the highest degree of member consideration and caring. Ms. Korfin was chosen because of the "little extras" she provides her classes in order to give them the extra knowledge and tools needed to successfully diet. to fight as much as anyone - - Sunday, July 29, 1979—IC Planets Of Doom Featured 'We are frying to eliminate - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. beverages will annul this contract,' Florida BRIAN IVANS completed a food service specialist Pvt. Brian M. Eva, son of Mr. course at Fort Jackson, S.C. and Mrs. Frank Evans Jr., Route I, The course trains personnel to Ovisdo, recently was assigned as a strategic microwave repairman prepare and serve food in large and with the S3iciaI Troops, Berlin small quantities. Students receive training in baking, field kitdiin Brigade In C.rmany. the Army In June op,fatIOCL and the operation of an ns an Evan 17$• The private is a 1971 graduate Army dining facility. of Lake Brantley High School, Putman entered the Army In Forgo City. February 191C. The private's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Put. HAROLD PIJTMAN Pvt. Harold L. Putman, whose man, live ci 3107 Rudder Circle, wife, Lori. lives in Sanford, recently Sanford. OURSELVES Rommie Lee Loudd, 0 S. Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, was among the 1800 degree candidates participating In the 118th commencement exercises of Washington University of St. Louis. q' 9' - I Ire Teachers' Contracts Today Full Of Legal Jargon Conduct Restrictions Greates t Change By 8R1t1) PURIJOM Herald Staff Writer Few things better illustrate our changing times than teachers' contracts. Since World War I!, Seminole County school teachers' contracts have gone from a one-page, crystal-clear agreement listing salary and conduct restrictions, to it threehree page, "party of the first part." "party of the second part" contract full of legal jargon about cot bargaining and mutual covenants plus other terms and concepts only a lawyer usually can decipher. But it's not the language that shows the biggest change in the contracts, or In the society which drew them up. It's the mood of the contracts which has changed the most. It's those "conduct restric- tions" referred to above Mi's. Virginia Burney of Geneva tantie to %k hen Sanford Jr. I high School to teach .S('iCncl' in 1943, sht' gladly signed a contract which, by today's stan dards seems almost laughable. Mrs. Burney is the first to say so. The first thing I see when I look at It,', she says. $120 per "Is the salary month. When I retired from Seminole High in 1972, 1 was making much more a day than I mniade in a eek at that time." But even the salary difference pales in con nparison with the differences in conduct restrictions between 1943 and 1979. The only such restrictions in the 1979 contract are contained in a Lengthy phrase saying the teacher must 'observe and enforce faithfully the laws. - I iLt-, ltiiil,iti,iii'. ,tit lI.%l(ill P1'lihel t) Ieg.ill t - mmt it at '' I tittiom- ities, (ii tti iiii i, k , t [hi' itlem. a - Mrs lion mmcv's 1943 'ciiitta-t - I'11 5 it out iniuch mm are' clearI litli)lt Ioi ilut not less I limit 15 1 11 111 111 t.." hieiot't' thit' u'iiiiig boor.'' :\ttt'tiil all faculty - - ii i''et mugs'' - ' responsible for the "It rtiscijriiru' of y olli. - 1 itdt'n- t ha Imt_'atlmiig Regul a tions 1' or 'teachers Of Schools of Seam mole Florida, Mrs. Riirl1(%'s contract lists 1 ('omit. spe('iIi(' tiilt's These m'iilt's 41t I111 III the ((liii t'I(t , ,iIt\ \ So iul,ttiiiii of ttit'iii 'umihi t' iitIit , ruiflii it hub' h makes it iliat 1IU tl*'titlitl tan and if ,tm alt his t)t'('Ii hr mikemr the -iioal l,,ir,I, their knmta it it .,, time liii,ir,I of Public lust rult ion, has time lirmil m,mii to faithful P1'mIImt1iii1t' of dmit and as to P('1's11aI coiultitt amid dujnm- tinit'nit within and vit1iumit s(ii(1I)I litimirs. a as list of regulations begi mis mmniocenit lv enough The - set'rimiiigi V i'hest' reasonable, tl1i1O(' (10(15 requests continue in like m a nner until you reach Huh' 8, which is the first of three printed in all capital letters - - M,KI: No t'OM. :' r' - TO )l'l ii; u i'l:t '1 ii:ns ( M P ATRONS, )NS, it tout mniauids. ('ollettive bargaining aould have a hard t irma' getting started while tills cont ract was in '' Itiite. Rules 9 and 10 return to the style at [tie first seven, tie,i the board gets tough again. In all capital letter's 1111(4' minnIe, Rules 11 and 12 say: Il l: ( 'O M I'; It) EN 'I' I i"I El) WITHI REI JGIOUS 1Nl) CIVIC LIFE OF THE. COMM UNI'l y - EN;AGF: IN NO t'N'i'El{'I'AINMEN'l' OR Sot 1M. FUN("l'IUN 'liiA'l' IS IN ANY WAY 1)OU'B'l'FUL. 011 LIABLE TO 'fiat may have beell rather diffi cult to live up to. "Iii any way doubtful or liable to criticism" does leave the school board It)Ohil to maneuver. But, as Mr's. Burney says, ''It's a different world now; you wouldn 't expect it to r-ennain the saint', we were all different then; most of (LS acteol like thizit 'lime contract only lists two inure rules. One says "The use of alcholic beverage's will annul this contract." Nothing similar is stated in the 1979 contract. but "drunkenness" was " stated reason for through the 196465 contract. The last of the 1943 conduct regulations is one (hSuiliS.Sal particularly at odds with today's prevailing attitudes. "Smoking in public by women teachers," it says, "is not compatible with the profession, and will result In cancellation of the contract." "Women teachers!" says Mrs. Burney with a sinile. "Not men teachers, just women teachers. That's ' how it was." Mrs. Burney isn't the only one who remembers "how It Ralph Hay, Seminole County School Board administrative assistant, also has a pretty good idea. "1 stopped teaching in 1954," he said recently. ''And I still look over my shoulder every time I go in a liquor store," SCC Library Services Free To Public By TOM NEThEL Herald Staff Writer Need to look at a globe of the moon? Want to browse through a copy of the New York Times of 1914? Need to use a typewriter or want to listen to a record? These and many other services are available to the general public at the Seminole Community College library. "The library's main object is to support the college curriculum," said Tom Reitz, director of Library Services. While being used primarily by the students of the college, the adult continuing education and vocational education departments, many of the library's facilities also can be used by county residents not enrolled at the school. With more than 60,000 books and periodicals on hand, Reitz said many of them can be checked out "by simply showing a driver's license or some other form of iden- tification." A regular library card is not required as is the case with the public library. When asked how long items may be kept, Heitz replied, "Everything is due two weeks from Thursaay." Returned books are checked in once a week on Thursdays, so any book checked out is due two weeks from the following Thursday. By checking out an item on Friday, therefore, it may then be kept almost three weeks. The books on hand are not all text books or technical manuals. "The books naturally support the courses offered at the college but we have purchased a great deal of recreational reading," said Reitz, who has been the director of the library since the college opened in 1966, when the library was housed in a double classroom. Fiction, literature, classics and bed sellers all can be found in the recently enlarged Herald Photo by Tom N.t,i Torn lteitz, director of SCC Library since the college opened In 1966. facility, which now occopies 30,000 square feet. In addition to more room for books, more room for students is also being added. "Eight small study rooms are now available," said Reitz, with the addition of 10,000 square feet Of space. Sniall groups of students can use the rooms for studying and can talk (reel)' without disturbing others using the Library. According to one library spokesman, more than 860 periodicals are on the library's subscription list and many of these are indexed and kept in hard binders for easy use. (.*hers such as the New York Tunes, with copies back to 1914, are kept on microfilm, from which photo copies easily can be made. Films support many classes and instruct on a variety of subjects ranging from tennis lessons to CPR techniques. These too ty be used by the public, which also has access to small previewing rooms and projectors in the Library itself. These may be loaned to non-religious See SCC Library, Page 2C �- , -S . . . X—Evening I , , , I I r.r', , V k Sunday,_ July 29, 1979 In And Around Sanford Engagements The Kim bers Of f For A Year In Africa Ir - _~__-%_ Alice and Victor Kimber will first flight and at night but Vince Fechtel; State Rep. be leaving Sanford on Aug. 6 for she said she didn't get sick or Bobby Brantley and his wife, Africa for a year. Patty; former Seminole County scared. The couple, former Upon landing at the Sanford Commission chairman Greg missionaries to Rhodesia, have Airport with no signs of rental Drummond; Seminole County voluntarily packed their bags cars, one of the nephews Planning and Zoning Cornfor another tour of duty. They spotted a police officer who missioner George Perkins; Dr. will be missionaries to Bethel delivered the trio to the Hunter David Vickers of Altamonte College of Seventh-day home. Springs; and Mr. and Mrs. Adventists in the Republic of So at 87, Mrs. Husk took her Gene MeadoN __ Transkei. Mice will teach Bible from near and far to help Nellie first plane ride and her first and home economics to the and Graham Hunter celebrate ride in a police car. According to Jack Weible, mission students. their 60th wedding anniversary. After the family got over the president of the Sanford The Kimbers were honored Being married 60 years is initial shock, the happy sur- Kiwanis Club, there's nothing at a farewell shower by their enough on its own to, merit prise was the grand finale to a like a Kiwanis International church members. Along with sublime joy. But then, loved perf ect celebration. Convention in Toronto, Canada. all the party refreshments and ones always make any occasion Jack and his wife, Irene, fun, the couple were presented more special. Dr. John T. Johnson, 3 Linda drove to Canada where they with a tree bearing 3 crisp $1 A person probably never gets Lane, will be named a Fellow to were joined by the local club bills. too old for "firsts" if they put the American College of delegates, Dr. Earl Weldon, in president elect of the club, his Alice is a former social mind over matter — so it is Radiology, Chicago, recognition for distinguished wife Jerry, and Terry Goembel, worker for the State of Florida said. past president. medical achievements, Family Services Division of Such is the case of Nellie Is Jack said they arri ved on Sanford. Victor has recently only sister, 87-year-old Mrs. Th college, an international retired from Florida Hospital. Jasper Husk, from McMechen, medical society representing Dominion Day (equivalent to — ::Zz, 1"**\ 86.1 1 _41M .JANET E. BAYLOR, DANIEL B GOREE a. ) Baylor-Goree Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie E. Baylor, 730 Tropical Ave., Chuluota, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet Elaine, to Daniel Brewer Goree, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Goree Sr., 535 Whipporwill Lane, Oviedo. Born in Rockledge, the bride-elect is the maternal granddaughter of Mrs. Eula Gamble, 210 W. 14th St., Sanford and the late Mr. Joe Gamble. Her paternal grandparents are Mrs. Rena Harris, Orlando and Woodrow Baylor, Yankectown. Miss Baylor is a 1979 graduate of Oviedo High School where she was a member of FBLA, CBE, the stage band, and the marching band and field commander for the 197778 year. She Is employed by Sears Roebuck & Co. Her fiance, who was born in Tampa, Is the grandson of Mrs. Eve Brewer and the late Mr. J. B. Brewer of Fort Pierce and the late Mrs. Destia Goree of Oakdale, La. lie is a 1976 graduate of Oviedo High School where he was a member of the track team and VICA Club. He attended Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Tifton, Ga., where he was a member of the AET Club. He is employed by Westinghouse Elevator Company. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m., at the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. The reception will follow at the Oviedo Woman's Club. Friends and relatives are invited to the wedding and reception. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Brief ly P' 1 1 . ,,, - ,t . " ' The congregation of Episcopal Church of the New Covenant .I worship last Sunday for the first time in their new church building located on Tuskawilla Road between Oak Forest and Tuscawjlla subdivisions. Services are conducted at 8 and 10 a.m. on Sunday by the vicar, Rev. Gregory 0. Brewer. A Bible study, Women's Fellowship and Prayer and Praise" time are held each week in various homes. For further inforniation call 671-0771. ' . I .1.,0 II, S . ./' , . :ri( " " I . . '-' School Of Prayer I . • The all new Year II Change the World School of Prayer will be held August 3.4 at the Ramada Inn-Central on 4949 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando. The 8 hour study of prayer and praise is designed to offer insights into how to maintain a consistent, Joyful and effective habit of prayer. The school is sponsored by the World Literature Crusade, Jack McCalister, president and SCC L . from similar secular institu''In the last 10 years," organizations from filing of particular period rather than tions and activities, Whealon told the National annual financial reports. It churches." a llowing the continuous evoluended," While complicat?d and techConference of Catholic Bishops, substituted a more limited tion of forms to fit changing nical, the answer to the "many events have occurred definition of exempt organiza. worship. circumstances. question could affect the habits, particularly regulators' 1lgen - that give us just cause for tions and introduced into the "Furthermore, by defining After much protest by the especially in the area of ('Ii's, to rite rules Linti concern about the current at. vocabulary of church-state churches, the IRS said it never the nature of 'religion' or financial support for churches, guidelines for new areas of titude and future disposition of relations the term "integrated intended to say that charitable, 'church,' government takes the of millions of Americaii church I)Ubllc life, including religious the state and federal govern-auxiliary." educational or welfare activi- first and most insidious step members. institutions. men ttowards the American Churches and their "integrat- ties were not religious in toward structuring a sacred There has beet) 110 overall ed auxiliaries" Most leaders intimately in- churches." agencies nature. But it insisted they were area where it has no power to religious consensus although on valved in the disputes are "A small but growing number whose functions are "ex exclusively religious and legislate," the National Council aa number of the current urging stiff were could not qualify as an "In- said, resistance to the of religious leaders of all faiths clusively religious" disputes there has been ,in government without panic, fear that tile golden age of exempt from the filing tegrated auxiliary" of church. But the "integrated unusual amount of cooperation "It is not vet a situation that religious exemption has ended, requirement, but such churchFor many church-state oh- auxiliary" dispute was only one between religious groups tradi- calls for antagonism or loud that we are already in the related institutions as schools, servers, the dispute, affecting of a growing number of disputes tionally at odds on church-state cries of alarm." said the Rev, twilight of substantially in- hospitals and orphanages were many church-related hospitals, revolving regulatory agencies issues. Dean M. Kelley of tthe National creased governmental regula- under i t. schools, orphanages and other and their powers to regulate The issues are not the ones Council of Churches. "But it tion, and that there is a real But the terimi "integrated social services, was the first religion. Farewell Reception . A farewell reception in honor of Miss Patricia Ann Perkins, organist-choir director of Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford, will be held Sunday in fellowship hall foll owing tile 11 a.m. service. Miss Perkins will be moving out of state following her August 5 wedding to William Hewett Barton at Kress Memorial Seventh-day Adventist Church in Winter — Park. - Building Proposed Bob Noble, of the building committee, at community United Methodist Church, Casselberry will speak Sunday at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services to explain a survey to be made on the propesed new all-purpose activities building. Christians-Jews In Joint Worship Open House Rev. Bob Dickinson, new associate pastor at Collullunity United Methodist Church Casselberry, and Mrs. Dickinson will hold an open house Sunday from ito 4 p.m. at their parsonage at 321 Piney Ridge Road, Casselberry. ""0%4"#~ habits, 180 half-hour walks per pectancy, compared with an '%" ,5 CA year can whittle 15 pounds off 11th-place ranking 20 years your frame. ago! Now for the bad news: If you So, shape up, America! If CHARLES W. HARDWICK,M.D., P.A. "reward" yourself with a hot you're not already doing ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF fudge sundae you will have to something about keeping fit, CHARLES ADK INS, M.D. walk from five to six hours to join the pedestrians and put IN THE PRACTICE OF DIAG1OTIC RADIOLOGY make up for III your belt foot forward again AT Some people find walking a and again and again. I am! 712W. 25th STRET bore. If you do, recruit some SANFORD, FLORt12l32771 Love, culatlon, reduces your heart much overweight, don't wear walking partners. Or take a TELEPHONE: 322-6341 Abby rate, aids digestion, eases yourself out walking. And don't potkes radio along for company. tension, burns calories and, try to tackle hills and steep If you develop foot problems SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL praise the Lord, conserves inclines. Walking should be blisters, aching arches, "hot gasoline. It's less strenuous enjoyable not exhausting. spots" that burn your feet, your And ,urhnn. I .h *.11A n....alan - - -- are wrong. See a than Jor ging or running, and ...n. wr."„uu snoes t:4 will do just as much for you. •I : here that walking is not for podiatrist and follow his In. : 0 U. requires no lessons, everybody. If you're not in structions. M~~ no skills, no costly equipment, normal good health, ask your Walking (as well as running and you don't have to join a club doctor If you should join the and jogging) is now the "in” I k4j,) to do It. All you need is a nair of walker,.. eL'-..i.. t_—. ,4111 walkers. IWU wi 115 iurmeriy iazy good walking shoes. (Any old Distance Is important: U Americans, and it's high time. pair of comfortable shoes will you've never walked for The Harris Poll found that half I 11, not do,) Invest In some quality, exercise, start by walking a the people in the United States lightweight running shoes with mile a day on a flat surface, don't get enough exercise. And crepe soles to cushion the shock Then build up to two miles. The 47 percent of those polled gave created by constantly pounding Ideal daily walk Is three miles "lack of time" as the reason for the concrete, per day. (More Is better). Try their failure to exercise, while I know you've been walking to walk every day. If you can't others said frankly It was "lack for a long time, but if you want manage that, force yourself to of concern." * to start off on the right foot, you walk at four times a week for at According to a recent article should know that there Is a right least 30 minutes. The average In the Minneapolis Star, we are and wrong way to walk for walker can walk three miles In the best-fed nation on earth, yet health and exercise. an hour. our males rank 22nd In life fl. L...1 V..1.... h. . S. a rnwrn, urn rru .. inc goon news: ninnies expectancy and our females his book, "The Complete Book show that half an hour of rank 10th in the world. of of Walking," says, ,,Each foot steady, brisk walking will burn 0 that doesn't get you off your "' should strike the ground atthe from 180 to 250 calories, So duifs,in men 4oyunof age the heel, allowing your weight to wi thout changing your eating u.s. ranks 37th in life cxAI transferred from the heel up lwk~ ( Christians and Jews, both people of "tile Book," acknowl. edge and worship the samlie God, giving them a unique relationship in the world of religion. It is a relationship that has in the past often been marked by Music Service Set - *- Last 3 Days! ._ - — duets under the direction of Miq Vicky Lambert, music director. The service Is open to the public. Youth Retreat -• - ._ -- On Monday, 30 of the young people from First Baptist Church, Sanford, will begin a beach retreat at New Smyrna Beach accompanied by several addit counselors. Purpose of the retreat is to begin preparation of the youth for a mission tour next summer. Daily activities will Include training in witnessing, Vacation Bible School and puppet ministry. Plans for the retreat were mmli' hv Chris Pithnv mIncIa.. at .,a.,C1. and outreach. __ ,.*.: Brickner, dii etw of liii' UAIIC Dt'partmnemit of Interrehigious :ffairs But those attending the session expressed the hopes that some of those problems • ... 0 _710MINEW - I . , -d , I NORMA J. SLOCUM, DENNIS L. STEWART Slocum-Stewart I. . i ?, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Slocum, 606 Baywood Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Norna Jean, to Dennis Larry Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Stewart, 106 Mayrose Drive, Sanford. Born in Red Bank, N.J., the brideelect attended Seminole High School where she was a Campus Light Residen t and a mem ber of Inter Club Council. She was graduated under the GED program on July 20. She Is a clerk in the Seminole County Tax Collector's office, Her fiance's maternal grandparents are Me, and Mrs. Miller Fort of WIldod. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Pearl Stewart and the late Mr. Stewart of Goodman, .. *ef, move from heel to toe you will landing flat-footed of your feet. on the balls ' A~ , ** - •' "' When you walk, keep your chin up, head high and back straight. And let your arms swing naturally. Itdoeui't matter whether you take long strides or short ones. Take the size stepo that feel comfortable to you, but do try to work up to a peppy rhythm and stick with It U you're walking for cxci cise, don't stop to window shop, . ' ) 40P summer dresses . 1.1 r nrjce r , 1i While walking, breathe naturally. It doesn't matter whether your mouth Is open or dosed, but the faster you walk, the more oxygen you'll need. II you're walking with a partner, yousbould be able to carry can normal conversation. And In case you'.e wondering, yes, you / L ,*~ The wedding will be an event of Aug. 4, at 7 p.m., at the Community United Methodist Ch urch, DeBary. No in vitatlonsarebeingsent.Frlendsandrelativeaarelnvited to the ceremony and reception Immediately following in th e church parlor. t. persists, on yr beartstaJs so beat too I' lot o; you feel lightheaded or iuy, lake It easy. You're eking yourself too k&d. LI you're a beginner and very — A Store % .I ..i.. pla'fl°" •. so s. "•"04,I.lI.SI it • ____ 'v'•-' • p -. - 215-220 E. FIRST' ST.'... 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LI _____ - •. .... , - ______ , --h--,. . *— • -- ---- . - F#ii-- - ' ' - - "Our parishioners are seeking more than it mere exercise in synagogue since, "unhappily, these are too intimately as- soctated with memories of pogroms In their history," "Jews are prepared, however, to accept these symbols in Rabbi Sheldon Zinumierman of include every person present" a Christian place of worship as Central Synagogue in New and that "emphasis should be part of Christian architecture York . on that which unites, that w hi ch and lit urgi cal art.-, points to our common l,eritage It contained a "celebration of "Through such worship, if it in God and to our mutual desire traditions,'' including for is well done," said Weiler, a peaceful, healthful and recitation of the Ten Coni"Jews and Christians alike can spiritual society." mandimlents and the Apostles strengthen their links with their Creed, prayers from each 'ilie guidelines also note that own tradition and appreciate tradition, including the Jewish while it is "assumed that the tradition of another faith." — * . * - • ', * U 554*1*45. • - ,, * ;4 ' '" -. " What W6111 Eternity Be Like? ,,, ' . - * 'ihe Kilcows Schedule 0*1*4 Concerts In Churc h e - %. - - - S % * ' .' -. --- * - - - - * .'. S -. -* - '* - - - --- . - 4;, 017 * '. * __•_,,m i.• ai — know the elephant is trapped By ROBERT SCHULLER forever. For when they ta ke the On my first trip to Thailand, I eleph ant and chain it to a little went in o the jungle on what iron stake by a circus tent, the WRR to nn elephant hunt But elenhnnt never attemptsto null n we failed to encounter ; it is elephants. chained to a banyan tree. The My guide described what I elephant never realizes how missed seeing. "The wild easily it could achieve elephants come thundering out freedom!" How humanly those elephants of the jungle," he enthused, "into this arena and a massive responded. So many people live log gate is dropped to close off and act as If they are chained trapped by their own negative the exit, "A,,,.,. thn. ,.t,.e,hont IC en,.,1,. thinking God's love tells you that you captive, the men tie the end of a long chain around the are not chained to a banyan elephant's foot. Ile other end is tree! Your problems ate not tied to a huge banyan tree. The insurmountable! "But," you protest, "I'm in a great elephant will pull with all its strength, but it can't budge hospital" or "I'm fighting a disease." Remember, disease the banyan tree. "Finally," he added, "after is not a bariyan tree. Or maybe struggling for days or weeks the you're having problems in elephant will barely lift its marriage. Remember, your Ponderous foot and when it feels Problem Is not a banyan tree. the chain begin to become You can repair and redeem a taunt, it immediately drops its broken relationship. foot heavil y to the ground God's love sets you free to give, free to discover all your because it believes further struggle Is useless. The potential, free to rise to elephant surrenders to the mountain peak experiences! chain! Step out into God's love and "At this point, the hunters freedous fur you! Silt. t.tjJIlWib ' , . d , 4'. " S n— tartan and what is essential for providing a sense of worshi p and integrity For each tradition? In a set of proposed guidelines discussed by parThe model service was ticipants, the two sponsoring prepared-by the Rev. Ralph groups itressed "VU -praytra, I'ern of St. Peter's Luther- readings, homilies every an 1,ürh In New York and a.spa'et f the ser vi ce should . — ,aIt' __________ , - - A %tIIS.. All Sal., Final No Emmchanps No t.funds - m'l' ' r . ' ,,ait° I_h--W. MISSES HALF SIZES DeBary, announce the engagement of their daughter, ) pet savl? a P%USSh0p eaf1Y ______ 1. Born In Ocala, he Is a 1974 graduate of Seminole High School where he was a member of Para-Ned, Student Government, Latin Club, Inter Club Council and Future Teachers Asloclation. He attends. Seminole Conununity College and Is employed by Transport Brokeiage and self, TheweddIngwlUbeaneven(ofAug,11,atgp.m.,at First Assembly of God, 304 W. 27th St., Sanford. s aflu'ades kAefl twouglh ___ ~ SW''es Among the problems faced In any joint Jewish-Christian WOl'ship are such questions as what tyne of prayers are zippropriate, whether the name of Jesus should be used, whether the L Prayer is too see- spiritual rewards through joint worship." __ - ___ • ' 0 to 1 nrCes i jj cegU" - '. make possible meaningful - Psalms and the New Testament the service takes place," Jews account of the Pentecost found cannot expected to import a in Acts 2. cross or crucifix into a * ... all establish guidelines that will . ., / ) 4 L Vel j,_..-.., tor." "This makes joint worship both superficial and bland and, as a result, not truly satisfactory to either Jews or Christians." prayer for the Torah and the worshippers are prepared to Christian Lord's Prayer, as accept the physical integrity of well as readings from the the house of worship in which * Step Into Gods ove n Be Free I I ! = William Weiler, director of the NCC Office on Christian-Jewish Relations. "We are trying to —', 1St - human relations," said the Dr. . .. off with your tm to complete without ' be ~ overcome By United Press International liberals out of the Baptist But he also said that any gations but did adopt a fellowship, told the Southern "liberalism" Is too much If it resolution expressing "gra ti. The Southern Baptist Con. Baptist Pastors conference means that Baptist seminaries tude to our seminaries" in the I vention took a sha rp turn to the before the convention began, are failing to teach that the face of the accusations, sa ying J' I theological right at its recent "If those li be r als will ever Bible is the authentic, Infallible co mpla in ts should be lodged .' Houston meeting, according to come to th e cross of Christ, all word of God. •1 di rect ly with the boards of " denomination officials, but the heaven will break loose." And he said he would trustees. new conservative leadership After his election, however, support an Investigation of the Before the convention, outgohas promised not to engage in Rogers took a more moderate denomination 's seminaries "if ing President Jimmy Allen any witch hunts. stance. It were done by a committee expressed concern that the ______ '.• iIIndeed, questions of voting % that Is fair and balanced." Inte rnal sq ua bble over the Bible '1 was pa15 Ui this irregularities and overt politics M h Rogers said he had no plan at might result In a lessened tiiJ played out in a secular style by campaign," °h .ii ______ J1 "J A:: the moment for dealing with the emphasis on mission by the , election efforts on his behalf. "I alleged liberal trends, / 9:.j the conservative forces do f. / nation's largest Protestant Ill L . .:.. angered man y messengers,a or n be'ong .o P ge Patterson W £ did n't h ave a plan because denomination a fear Rogers Judge Paul Pressler, may force I was not a candidate," he said. sought to alleviate.. I - --WI - §ir- the new leadership to go slow in to this c ; "Most of what I'll be doing is "No man in the world 11 jitti" k rooting out what it considers the Lord setting a tone." believes more In soul winning 't liberal influences in the \j J He said, '1 would not favor The convention, however, and missions, and all you have .j-'4j11 church's seminaries, .0 I...any group that came with blood took no action during 'its do is 3 The issue of alleged liberal- in its eye to go on a witch hunt." sessions to initiate any investi- said. look at the record," he ism in the generally conservative denomin ation has become w central in recent years as the ::: 13.2 million member denomina t lion has increasingly been In .p" '.4 QUESTION: I am a new the limelight as a result of the place? 1_Vl election of Southern Baptist Christian, and I believe I will Many patients who have been Jimmy Carter as president and spend eternity with the Lord; resuscitated from clinical death the emergence of a vigorous but I don't understand what are verifying what the Bible has TOM AND IA)IS KILDOW evangelical movement In the happens immediately when I told us all along. Recently a United States. die. Will It be like an eternal man in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, In electing as their new sleep, or will I be conscious of who was brought back from president the Rev. Adrian things and people around me? clinical death, told his wife and Rogers, pastor of the 11,000- Will I actually know my loved the cardiologist who was atmember Bellevue Baptist ones who have gone before me? tendina him thn* ho hi.,1 JUi.S i,... .... •a. Church, the fifth largest In the soul is master over the body. been visiting with some loved ANSWER: The Bi ble teaches SBC, the messengers chose an s ones whose presence was as And when we die, just as we that death is instant tranavowed Biblical conservative take our hand out of the glove real as theirs. dedicated to the notion that the sference. Instant! On the cross and leave the glove behind, so T'he only difference was that Two concerts will be music couple travels ex. Bible Jesus said to the repentant thi efthe Is without error. all but one person he had talked soul passes from the body. presented in area churches tensively throughout the United Rogers was the consensus beside Him, "Today shalt thou to If we have Jesus in our had been dead for years. He Sunday, August 5, by Torn and States, committed to the con- candidate of conservative be with me in paradise" (Luke learned later that that person hearts, we are absent from the Lois Kildow. cept that Christian music and forces, led by Howard Undsell, For those of us who have had died some time before and body and present with the Lord A Christian music concert singing is a wonderful way of former editor of tit evangelical Christ in our hearts, death is a _ he had failed to hear about it. and with our loved ones who will be presented at the First communicating the Gospel of magazine Christianity Today, promotion to a better land. In a sense, the greatest day of have preceded us In death. 7be moment death takes your Baptist Church of Oviedo at the Jesus Christ. Their music has Texas Judge Paul Pressler and your life is not yvur birthday, Tbe Bible indicates that the 11 a.m. worship service and at beemi presented in concerts, Paige Patterson, president of physical body, the Bible but the day of your death. It Is ous dead are not asleep, rig hte teaches, you are "absent from Community United Methodist conventions, revivals, camp the Criswell Bible Center the gateway Into that rich and They are with Christ. (See the body and present with the Church, Casselberry, during meetings, conferences, and Dallas, Christ complete Life you Philippians l:Zi), ha Is ve always cr usades in a manner that Before the convention began, Lord" (2 CorinthIans 5:8). I asleep? the 7 p.m. service, eamed about, whe Th th dr en nei re er are y. you will appeals to all ages. the conservatives, including believe that m this script ure the Do they recognize us, or have recognize your loved ones and The Kildows presented 0 Rogers, demanded that liberals apostle Paul is saying In effect we been blotted out from their they will recognize you, where mini-concert at First Baptist The concerts are free and be purged from the denominaa that the soul isin the body lik e thoughts and consciousness? you will live in the presence of late last year. open to the public. Nursery will tion's six seminaries, hand is in a glove. As the hand Well, do we forget one another Jests of Nazareth and bask in The l'enimsylvamiiu Gospel he open. Rogers. in effect reading is the master of the glove, so the when we journey to another the sunlight of His love forever. ' Barba ra Jean Johnson of Oviedo will present a gospel music concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Sanford. Majo ri ng in voice at Stetson University, she recently was music leader at the church in a youth-led revival. In the morning service the congregation will hear Rev. Guy A. Stoner, interim director of missions for the Seminole Baptist Association. A love offering will be received to help defray expenses for Rev. Stoner to go on a preaching mission to Korea at the invitation of the Florida Baptist Convention. N1 1 be Baptist Leader Moderates Stand f .—i .1 .•: * .., could reducing combined worship to its "lowest common denoniinn- * ..i._. 0 Christians and Jews are breaking out of their cultural and religious ghettos to seriously probe each other's faith and religious traditions. One of the lilOst dramatic Gospel Fviiicia" Conce rt ____ the National Council of Churches and the Unman of American Hebrew Congregations. Not only did experts from each group talk about worship in their r&ipeetive tradition, the group also developed and held a bitter animosity anti-Semimodel service for joint Jewishtism, pogroms, segregation and Clmris'tiwi worship. misunderstanding. "The problems inherent in And while Inisundersti uldings joint %,orsIlip havea not yet been remain, a growing nm uber of solved," said Rabbi Balfour Plnecrest Baptist Cthirchwill hold a Fifth Sunday music service Sunday at 7:30 p.m. featuring old-time favorite hymn singing with specials on the piano and guitar, vocal solos and -- Incidents in such probing was the recent day-long symWsiuln. "Jews and Christians UI Joint Worship," s;xnlsored by By United Press International - - %9% ' For information regarding registration and tuition call Lilian Kutz at 339-5834. Is Old-Fashioned Walking - ,~. %'. . - founder. Abby's Exerc'i'se For You DEAR READERS: If you have no interest in improving your health, losing weight, or feeling better about yourself, skip this column. It will bore You. If you're still reading, have I got an exercise for yont Just plain, old-fashioned walking. UI n IInn In. nra*,a at -_ . cause - 14 ' Just ; 0. • By DAVID E. ANDERSON unless we manfully auxiliary," a creation of "insidious" step in the current that in the past have aroused does demand resistance, fi rm danger UPI Religion Writer large numbers of the Christian resistance." The Rev. Richard resist that we will soon enter Congress. Is used by any church crisis. WA-SHINGTON tUN) An faithful such as the use of John Neuhaus, senior editor of the night where religious to define its charitable. The National Council of increasing number of religious prayer or Bible reading in the Worldview magazine, agreed,- exemptions will be the rare educational or welfare ac Churches saw it as a governleaders are worried that public chools. saying "there is a crisis, but we gleam instead of the bright rule tivities. The IRS tended to ment effort in "marking out the religion and government are on in American law,' Whealon confine It to preac hi ng and margins of chur The news problems flow from shouldn't ch es and th us a "collision course" which may the tendency of government, Nevert hel ess ', ", religious said. determining what the law f undamentally alter church leaders are alarmed. Much of Whealon argued that while would recognize as part of a staterelatjo,,s in the next few last fall's meeting of Roman some fears of the religious ''A small but church's mission." " for years. Catholic bishops was devoted to leaders were exaggerated, In a statement by its The issues including the church-state relations and the "there is real cause for serio us governing board shortly after growing number explosive questlen of whether 1.uther,m, Council in tile USA concern about some of the concern about the the IRS proposed its definition government has the power to has convened three closed-to- developments in state and of "Integrat ed auxiliaries," the define 'legitimate' religious of religious current attitude the-press consul tations to work federal law during the last 10 leaders NCC said Congress and the activity probably will have to out a Lutheran strategy in the years." courts "have observed the be decided by the Supreme touchy area. and future "The Tax Reform Act of 1969 mandate of the First Amendof all faiths fear Court. Father Charles Whealon, did not mark the demise of ment for 200 years without The question boils (io1l to SJ., professor of law at For- religious exemptions," he said. disposition of attempting to define 'religion' whether churches and religious th the golden dham University, says the "But it was a landmark turning or 'church' activities have a special place current shift in church-state point, an imperative for new government ''Efforts to spell out a within the American constituage of religious relations began With the directions." definition of 'church' or 'relitional scheme that entitles passage of the Tax Reform Act The law repealed the historic gion' may have the eff ect of them to treatment different towards American of 1969. blanket exemption of religio us exemption has freezing In law the forms of one - . .? f_ " Church And State: Collision Course? New Covenant Worships In New Church Facilities a, .. * Religious Leaders Concerned -A --k 4 1* Alice and Victor Kimber were showered with money Victor was born in the W. Va., who simply didn't feel 16,000 physicians who specialize our Independence Day), and Transkei and Carlton Press up to making the trip to San- in radiology, will award Dr. just missed Queen Elizabeth by tree before departing for missionary duty in Africa. about two hours. However, recently published his book, ford. So family members Johnson a certificate of Terry did get a glimpse of the "Stagecoach to Lusikisiki," departed for the anniversary Fellowship during its annual which is set in the Transkei. celebration without the ailing meeting and convocation in queen. Bob Hope was scheduled to While there, he will collect data lady. Chicago in September. I.. ibrary entertain the 20,000 delegates for another book which will Concerned over his mother, Dr. Johnson, who was born in and their ladles, but he couldn't Fred Husk called her long Bowling Green, soon go to press. provide all the cataloging (Continued from Page IC) Ky., is id. get away from China. So. Bill information we need." Accompanying the Kimbers distance, after arriving in filiated Seminole Cosby pinch lit, with community groups. "Since Author, title, number of to the Dark Continent will be Sanford from West Virginia, No Memorial Hospital. He is it 1955 Jack described the people the library is page:, price, library of partially Bonzo, their black and tan coon answer. Panic nearly set in. graduate of the University of there as "night people." He supported by federal Congress number all are dog, and Chocolate the Some time later, the crowd at Louisville School of Medicine in said throngs roamed the streets given. funds," explained Reitz, dachshund. They will fly Delta the Hunter home watched a Kentucky. all nights, had fun, and "federal regulations Phone books for more to Montreal, Canada, and then police cruiser pull up. Who was muggings were unheard of. than 100 cities are prevent the library from take Sabina Airlines on to the lady getting out of the car? And after the party people making loans to religious available for use. Desk Brussels, Belgium. They will No, it couldn't be '- but it was. Ruth Boutwell was hostess at finished playing, Jack said the groups." calculators, record players visit his sister in Johannesburg Two Hunter nephews from a dinner party at her Pine Lake streets were washed down If you find you need a and headsets can be used, en route to the Transkei. West Virginia didn't have to Drive home. What started out every morning. He was very particular book the library Tape recorders, cassette twist her arm too hard to get as a wine and cheese party impressed with the sparkling does not have, it may be players, as well as records her to fly to Sanford with them ended up as a full meal. clean city — and the safety on found in another library in and tapes, also are part of Friends and relatives came in a private plane. This was her Guests included State Sen. the streets. another state. A computer the library's inventory, terminal In the cataloging along with a video recorder department is connectted and TV monitor. with several hundred other Throughout the summer libraries to a computer in the library will be open Columbus, Ohio. "The from 7:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. computer has information Monday through Thuron millions of volumes," sday; closing is at 4:30 said Reitz, "and it can p.m. on Fridays. it Sunday, July 29, 1979—SC — — ,% .._0WftW I ~ - Ic--_ , ~ft 1: V~ RELIGION - - �t73 --------_ C— V91-iing Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, July 29, 1979 - •. J. ODDS CHAR PLAY 1100, UPTO $ 1Q01 _ July 19, 19790a a ODOR Foot FOR 26STORF 13 STORE I 1006 71st Year, No. 295—Monday, July 30, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 JULY 29 - , •. STORES, I new1pq.f a ntfeyients. .r...:. - > d ' L F ' W—D BRAND 100% PURE USDA CHOICE WHOLE UNTRIMMED TURKEY GROUND BEEF BONELESS LEG QUARTERS IE Mrff 10 P LBG $ 19 LB. 3, S OR 10411. NANDI PACK W.OSRAND ALVA*(flft .{ ' SUcEDIOLOGNA..... MAND Au v#mtu SLICED I COOKED HAM... HOTSA$JSAG(..,...., w WOUANDREGULA1 0 :_ __ • 3 jq - • . 9' SMOKED SAUSAGE UAP4D ALL SUP 9" SMOKED SAUSAGE *319 SMOKED SAUSAGE AIMOURSTAIIONELL$S 9" SMOKED DAINTIES Cz ... WD wD 9MJ40 .., GROUND ROUND. ...... 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I don't believe the state of undy would be "like a taking a part of all of us and throwing it Florida Is above the laws of God," she said. L "Ted can be very useful in many ways to many people — living. :i.She was one of five defense witnesses called in the presentence Gone from us, it would be like taking a part of all of us and Nearing before defense attorneys concluded their case at noon. throwing it away," Mrs. Bundy said. , Mrs. Bundy, of Seattle, Wash., testified for 16 minutes, mostly Circuit Judge Edward Cowart refused to allow the Jury to hear Ibout the early childhood of Bundy. any of the grim details of an execution. He said the U.S. Supreme "You might say he was my pride and joy we talked a lot Court has ruled electrocution is not cruel and unusual punishment said, :t,gether," she as defined by th e const itution. I. The ruling guts the defense strategy designed to bring the Mrs. Bundy did not break down on the stand, but her voice horror of an execution home to the jury, which must recommend choked with emotion as the subject of her son's possible execution whether Bundy should die or be sentenced to life In prison. .:ceme Up. Cowart will have the ultimate decision on Bundy's punishment "I consider It, the death penalty itself, to be the most primitive, and the jury's recommendation is not binding. $ USDA GRADE "A") JOINT TURKEY WINGS ........,, - 0; E -—— - 1 PR MIUM GRADE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED — - - -.; led Bund y 's Mother 3 ppeals Fo r His L1f e •. INC; — _ __ (94) participating WinnDixe I RESERVED WIN N.O(Xlf N Scheduled isminI,on daft. Octo.s II. 1979 NOTE: The,.e odds Ofectift until Auguit17. 1919. Al tet this date you mutt We updated o"'posted in yow WinnDui), or affiliated food Itorss and in QUANTITY RIGHTS AUGUST 1 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents 11 %M10 I This game being played in the eh$iry.four stores located in contrM Florida ...... I ..;. ODDSFOR OPYE STORE PRIZE IW 00 X 00 1000 ASOF T 1' $1" $1' By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer A young Lake Mary woman is in fair condition today at Seminole Memorial Hospital suffering from severe injuries all over her body allegedly inflicted by her husband. The husband, charged by police with aggravated battery and attempted murder, was released from custody after his bond was reduced by County Judge Wallace H. Hall from $10,500 to $2,000. Mrs. Patricia Renfroe, 27, 134 Wilson Drive, Lake Mary, suffering from cuts and multiple bruises, was beaten all over her body, according to pollee reports, with a metal dining room chair. She also was beaten with a metal mop and a wooden broom handle, According to police, at one point during the beating allegedly inflictedby her husband, Willie Renfroe, 38, a 12-inch butcher knife was held to her back. She also was tied with panty hose. According to Mrs. Renfroe's statement to police her husband had come borne from work about three hours late on Friday night. About 11 p..mthey had then gone to a bar in Orlando and when they returned ho. rn about 2 a.m. Renfroe started beating her In BLUE BAY PINK SALMON It the front yard, then dragged her into their house and continued beating her, police said. .4 Mrs. Renfroe's report to Lake Mary investigating detective David Higginbotham stated her husband had fallen asleep several times and the last time he did so, she hobbled to her oldest son's room where the son untied her. She then put on a bathrobe and ran to a neighbor's house with her son and another son, 7, where she called police. The police reports stated that Mrs. Renfroe also was beaten over the head with ceramic pots. Detective Higginbotham stated 'there were trails of blood all over the house and a big pool of blood in the living room in front of the sofa." There also were blood stains on the bed, the wall at the head of the bed, the bathroom on the mirror, the sink and the floor. "It was one of the goriest scenes I've ever looked at," Higginbotham said. At the hospital, a nurse told police that Mrs. Henfroe's mother had called the hospital from Richmond, Va., wanting information about her daughter, saying the daughter's husband had called her earlier and told her that "Patricia had been killed in an auto accident." Mrs. Renfroe's statement to police stated that her husband had told her he was going to kill her and make It look like A an accident. Renfroe Is a car salesman. .- I — - A BLUE BAY LIGHT CHUNK J1p ,2___II! 'I French Sa He's Not Keen On Hosp*1tal Status Chan e By GEOFFREY POUNDS request for a change to private, not It wishes to pursue offers the leasing of the building to the Herald Staff Writer non-profit status Is denied. from six other public and SMH board and on a payment Chairman of the Seminole "We just don't see any way private hospital groups in- plan for medical services For Board of County Corn- the money needed for un- terested in assuming control of indigents. miasloners Bob French today provements could be raised if the 25-year-old Institution. But French said he doubts the said he favors taking no action the situation remains the Last Tuesday SMH board SMH board will get a favorable to change Seminole Memorial same," he added. members were told they would response immediately. He said: Hospital's county-owned status. The commissioners are be given an indication of "It Is more than likely that the 'My own personal preference scheduled to meet in work whether their proposal to retain commissioners are going to ask would be to leave it as it is and session Tuesday afternoon to control under a reorganized for some more detailed innot make any change," French consider whether to grant a non-profit corporation status. If formation from some of the said. request by the SMH board of the commissioners determine other people. I don't think that Hospital board member Allan trustees seeking to convert the not to seek additional in- would necessarily be a setback Keen said a decision to leave hospital to a private, not-for- formation from Florida for them (the SMH board the hospital In its current profit facility. The county Hospital or other private, for. members). It would just mean situation would "be the worst of presently owns SMH. The board profit, hospital corporations, we are not ready to go with all alternatives." Such a also will consider whether or then negotiations will begin on their proposal without further U decision, he said, would lead to onsidering others." the continued deterioration of Ironically, French will not be the hospital's physical plant able to attend the hearings on and its image. ___________________________________________________ the hospi tal beca use he will be "To maintain the status quo confined there. The commission would actually be a step back- Around The Clock .......... 4* Horoscope ................. 4B chairman was admitted to SMII wards. It could eventually lead Bridge .................... 4B Hospital ...................2* on Friday with a broken jaw he to. situation wherethe hospital Calendar .................. ZB Obituaries .................3* suffered during a softball becomes a county clinic, with Comics ....................40 OURSELVES ..............lB game. He Is scheduled to unno paying patients," Keen said. Crossword ................. 40 Sports ...................6-7* dergo surgery and will miss the - He said the board has not Editorial .................. 4A Television .................lB commission meeting and work made alternate plans if its Dear Abby ................. lB Weather ................... 2* seassions this week. Herald • - - ' there's water.~,oti'll fiml kids trying to cool it oil it Ilot .1tilly weekend. Fred WATER,, WA TER %%'liere I)uhart, It, of Sanford takes a ('01(1 shower while other outh ograms I'r Inc. alld volunteers elljoy a swill) ill Ited ling Lake during a "Full and Field EVERYWHERE ~-Day" otltll held Saturday at the county's Red Bug Lake Park. The :io persons attending also played volleyball and softball and ate hamburgers. -' 1 I Today . Photos by Tom NeteI cap - .• - •• .. - - - 1 . — -- . — — • — ,. •-"-, •'- - •.•- I- -. ¶ S%S_ S — At Airport Boulevard, 46A - •.:I • . I LongmAwaited Traffic nal Coming -• By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer - woman Airport Boulevard hopefully will put a damper on mishaps like the three.car accident that occurred there Thursday afternoon, 0,'- BID Bud4 Seminole County engineer, said the traffic signal, complete with turn signals, is expected to cost $25000 and be in operation by Sept. 30. The county work crew will begin building turning lanes for all four legs of the intersection in about three weeks, Bush said. The turning lanes and other road improvements will add another $10,000 to the cost of the project, he said. "That intersection has been a problem almost since the day it was built seven or eight years ago," said Bush, referring to Thursday's accident. "We had to go out almost the first day the Intersection completed and add blinkers on the stop signs." Two stop signs with flashing lights now are posited at the intersection for motorists traveling north and south on Airport - -' Boulevard, 11werom%.~W r MA was stop sign, soon to ..,Uk f.lI I..nflia. ww iwa i.iu.m. . .- —-• . -• 5--.-. —...- -.,..-L4.dZ45.bI'W ..'.'4—t-t - '44Vj' '."4-S-4- -- — ,. .. - — -- ,. _,- -% , ._ •. •-.' V -' 'so ',, - Boulevard, Bush said. But accidents like Thursday's still occur. Associates, Bush said. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a 17-year-old Orlando "The first year after the study came out, we had a list of 10 high. failed to stop at the intersection Thursday going south on priority intersections for approval," Bush said. "Due to Airport Boulevard. Her car was struck In the right side by another restrictions and funds available in the county budget, we were motorist's car, sending it careening Into another car waiting at only able to take care of the top three." ' .----.- - -- - - - the other stop sip. None of the seven persons involved was 11tis year, the Intersections of Airport Boulevard and State seriously injured. Road 46* and Bear Lake Road and State [toad 436 were placed on "Most of the wrecks stem from impatience," Bush said. "The the priority list, Bush said. people coming from the north and south try to take chances and Bill McKelvy, deputy district engineer for the state Department get through the gaps. Then the people on the east and west try to of Transportation, 1)01), blamed the high volume of traffic at out •-- on their hrzk.'c thaw Lli,IA e intersection or the excessive number of accidents. "For some reason, Airport Boulevard has an oily surface that "Where State Road 46A Intersects with State Road 46, there are makes it hard for cars to stop," Bush said. about 700 cars traveling daily just at that point" McKelvy said. When the turning lanes have been installed, the work crew will "There's an estimated 4,000 cars daily traveling on State Road overlay the intersection with a new surface, Bush said. 46*, east of lnterstate-4." The intersection of State Road 46A and Airport Boulevard is State Road 46* in that particular area is a "collector-type' intersections road, McKelvy said. It receives traffic from all the residential study by the consulting enginecring flit of Tipton and agricultural and -. _.., ' .."., ...,'. "--. - f entire other developments that surround it. - . ._. -- - - - • - ..5 - - - - _• - • - . - '-------- - . , . --- - I ø• -. 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/770af4bd2da984b9da7a499876999381.pdf ae9ccd9a7786c1153f68c19c5a0ae63e PDF Text Text I 66-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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It passed on a vote of 8-to-I, with fellow Seminole representative and county What's Killing Ducks Here? •"b - ' by the ),car 2000 and had expired wi(i technical expertise could not be vrovitled i' • •. ' a month from flOW. "Perhaps if the Seminole ('tnuitv representatives' sttt'iidaii&'t' record were better, they wouldn't need nlinrt' time to stu(lv tlit' plan, they would have known what was going oil,'' Orlando Mayor Carl lingford said. l.aniglord is chairman of ttit' Ml'(). ''liii' problem is there are just [our of us; we can get out.voteul. We're a hitinority," Ms. Gieiui replied. Kirchhoff said he was not satisfied with the panel's action lie said he does not feet Seminole County ultimately will get a fair shake' In (WillIng. "It the plan) was approved without our input. I don't think our rt'qtus't was trnrt'asonablc. Wliit Oiu:tge t.ounty WHlltc(1 its Iron Bridge sewer and needed our cooperation, we spent hours aitti . iWI i .1 TOCKAD( olls - • 43 . A.. ' . .. I., . - • • ,. 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Service Station on U.S. High- from the pump, we noticed It determined whether the from the storage tank at the President, said his firm will A meeting of council will be referendum. Spectors-or two cars using the way 17-92 in Fern Park loaded a was separating. There was problem was in the gasohol service station and not the have a new supply of gasohol product during the first tank with gasohol and an- water In It, so we put a Stop Itself or in the service Station's gasohol being sent to the ready by next week. station. Meanwhile, in Tallahassee market test of the gas-alcohol nounced plans to begin selling order on the pump and storage tank. "All we know is that there mixture being distributed by the mixture as unleaded fuel for prevented further salef," said "The state inspectors were another gasohol experiment Saxon Petroleum Co. of San- 98.9 cents per gallon. The Ben Bowen, lab chief for the was water in the mixture as it out to our plant and tested the worked successfully. U. Gov. product was then sold to four Florida Department of came out of (tie pump." gasohol before it left. It was all Wayne Mixson got a tankful of Around The Clock ford. 4A or, Lamb However, the lab chief said right then," the Saxon the fuel and drove away with no Bridge "Somehow water got into the drivers. A short time later, two Agriculture's petroleum Inw Horoscope that in another test of the 10 spokesman said. "Moisture difficulty. Mixson said he tried Calendar mixture, but we are working of those cars were towed back spection division, 8A lIOSJ3ltal "You have to be real careful percent alcohol-90 percent collects in almost all gas tanks, gasohol to see if it gives him Comics hardtocorrect the problem and to the station. Water had gotten an. t)lRI.%''.5 but it will mix with gasohol better mileage and because it's Crosstord get the product to the people as into the fuel and the cars wi th gasohol, it's more gasoline fuel held in nort hern j Sports susceptible to water than gas" Florida, a similar problem instead of separating right away to stretch current limited editorial Soon as possible," a Saxon sputtered to a halt. Iekvistuu "When we get there and in- he said. supplies of gas. OCCUITed and an investigation away like regular gas." SPOkeflan said today. Deal- Abby Weather i - 6:00 Mondsy thru Saturdsy Today • ClossdSundsy Gasohol Gasohol faUed to Ignite the HOURS: 7 Coun 'I'lle million to $12 utillion interchange near Disney World at Buena Vista, while improvements to (enter Street in Altamonte Springs would not be ittatle iinti 19'i5, laId Monday at 3 limo to By IILGII Tilt )MSON ilisuu Pos;ul)lL' new sources of Herald Stall Writer revenues from federal sources. Lake Mary's tax rate is ( :owu•ilinan P at Southward sufficient to prvde' enough revenues for iit'cessarv cityMalt! (lie' projected budget st'rvu-es accor(lIIlg to tilt, (. I t) was not realistic and suggested iivahiager. placing a four pe rcent tax on This was suggested in a work utilities, a nine percent tax on session of (lit' Lake Mar> ('it>- telephones, and a tax on natural Cotuit'il Thursday iiight which gas usage, saying the gas lasted four hours. 'Flie session company did not contribute a was one of several recently in 'dune'' of revenue. Mrs. SouthwhcIi discussion centered art ward did isit recommend any the city's budget and (lie need to percentage figure- for gas. generate' revenue's. Councilman Nelson said he At 'l'hursday 's nieetuig one favored an increase in the fart was evident, according to property tax, Counuilniami Cliff Nelson: either Lake Mary's tax base consalary cuts or cuts in personnel sists of property cppraised at uiu.st be made, or there must be approximately $47 million, with an increase in (lie rperty tax a local property tax rate of $3 rate. per thousand of appraised Alternative' taxing miiethods, 'alue'. The city of Longwood, to such as taxes on utilities, compare, has approximately telephones or gas consumption, m i llion in property as a also were discussed. base, with a rate of $2.83 per Last year's budget in Lake thousand; Casselberry's base is Mary was $691,856. No firm roughly $139 million, with a perbudget amount for Lake Marys thousand rate of $1.95; Sanford next fiscal year has been set has approximately $153 million yet, but Lake Mary City property assessments, with a Manager Phil Kulbes projected rate of $6.88; Winter Springs, anticipated revenues of $438,538 bigger than Lake Mary in area and anticipated expenses of by about 20 percent, has $550,465. In the general fund properties valued at op. alone, according to Kulbes, proximately $&i million, with a anticipated revenues, in round rate of $2.05; Altamonte figures, are $320,000; an- Springs has a $3.34 tax rate, ticipated expenses have been with taxable properties valued computed at $428,000. at approximately $331 million. A tax increase of some kind appears to be the most feasible According to a recently way to meet the problem. passed state law, council members agreed. municipalities cannot raise A projected balanced budget, their tax rate more than 5 I# Bundle Enjoy That I hours of our tutu' trying to help. I think we should have been extended tIn' sai n t, courtesies," Kirchhoff said. Kirchhoff said the attendance record at MPO meetings among St'iiuiiolt' representatives was as good as that of Orange County and ()rlaiolu representatives. 1k' said he attends about 50 percent of the titeetings. Budget Woes In Lake Mary ' .1 *prIc$5 .ff.Ctivs from Fri. July 27.Aug. 2 SANFORD 700 French Avenue HurId Photo by Tom Nets,I -------.• Create additional storage space In your home or workshop. Shelving Is soft, easy to work. Will accept paint or stain. 8' through 16' lengths. )knrkanW'1Thdtiits.Ii. 1632 10.05 receive $350 million in road improvements Organization (MPO) members Thursday. ''I'm tired of seeing Seminole County and Orange County taxpayers' money used to finance highway improvements that benefit other people. We have a severe need for road improvements that would make conditions safer along Center Street. "It is (line that those who receive the benefits of our tax money start paying their fair share. I'd rather see state money spent in Seminole County than for the people at Disney World," Hattaway said. Hattaway's remarks came prior to a vote by MPO members to approve a 20-year, $400 million highway plan prepared by the Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) for Orange, commissioner Bill Kirchhoff voting in opposition. Seven l)ala'l members were absent. Ms. Glenn first asked for a 39-day delay ) that itietitbers could study ways to distribute the funds more' equitably. 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Seminole Memorial Hospital in several police officers attempted to put together the .,The Thursday fatality Sanford. ought to 25 the number of car series of events leading up to Jaco was alone in his ' I raffic deaths in Seminole when the mishap occurred, the head-on crash, and one unty since Jan. 1, according investigating officers said, as officer indicated it may have to the Florida Highway Patrol. was the driver of the New been bad luck that caused the f that number, 15 were in Jersey car, Nicholas Van crash because a minute or two 1incorporated Seminole, the Bulten, 75, of Hawthorne, N.J., before, passing motorists remainder in incorporated who was listed today in spotted the New Jersey car dties. satisfactory condition at SMH traveling in the wrong direcThe first accident Thursday where he was admitted for his (ion. According to one Sanford becurred about 1:05 p.m. on injuries. sate Road 46, just west of Although investigating of- patrolman, an off-duty law 'sanford, when a New Jersey ficers have not yet completed officer who himself had just car, traveling west in the their reports, preliminary finished lunch and was driving astbound lanes collided information gathered at the his vehicle eastbound on 46 iead-on with a Florida car. scene indicates Van Buiten may heading toward Sanford, The driver of the Florida car, have just left the Auto Train spotted the oncoming New 23-year-old Gene Richard Jaco area and turned left onto route Jersey car in the wrong lane of Lake Wales, sustained 46 heading west in the east- See LAKEWALES, Page 2A Rockwell /Sterling • Each Lake Wales Man, 23, Killed In Collision Single Lever Washerless KITCHEN FAUCET ii . , . - .. • ' r •, .•.•. --_''?'' ,• , . - . ,•...,,... - - , .. .- __ .. - - . . - . - . -- --- 0 - - 0 . io 0 ,s a.. • - .• . . 4.4. - # -- . - -.- 0 I- ,.',a -• -• ._.•._•. -, -- .-'- . 4 - - -, ... '- . .-. -. '?-.--'-s." *0' " • • . -• 4., _,, •4 . -• •- - 1.' • * - - 0 - , •• , - • 0 •• , p •',--. .. w. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V Friday, July 27, i ' Pretty Gruesome To Watch Ducks Die fl WORLD bett, a yacht maintenance man of the birds to the county health put them away," he said. Airport, he is not available for an hour. at Monroe Harbour Marina said department for analysis, but "Everytime I called an A telephone call to the county comment, the spokesman saiçl. Thursday afternoon, never heard anymore from agency I was put off. No one health department to find "It's pretty gruesome to Meanwhile, Alex Senkevicli, Much of the wild flock are them" Torbett said. seemed Interested. That's why I results of the laboratory watch ducks dying on the beach supposed to be federally "I'm a sportsman and cannot called the newspaper," he said. analysis if one was conducted head of the regional DER offke here at Lake Monroe. And sick protected species like the condone something killing off A call by the newspaper to the was not productive, In Orlando, said tests will ducks floating around in the Mallards, Torbett said.the lake," he said. state Department The spokesman at the county conducted by the countys of "I called the Environmental lake sinking deeper and deeper "On Monday sick ducks Environmental Regulation health department said if such environmental services offide into the water, unable to hold up Protection Agency I EPA) and began coming on the beach (DER) brought personnel from an analysis were done it would with cooperation from DER th their heads. And it's worse the Audubon Society but was again. I can't stand watching the state Game and Fresh have been by county sanitarian determine It the auk kill fma finding out there's nothing you only bounced around from one them We over a six-to-eight Water Fish Commission onto Val Robbins. With Robbins been caused by a local pollution can do about it." Randy Tor- place to the other ... I took one hour period in the hot sun. I'll the scene Thursday in less than office moving to the Sanford source. 2 Spanish Terrorists Confess To Killing 16 MADRID, Spain (UPI) -Two of Spain's most-wanted terrorists, captured in their explosive-laden bomb factory, have confessed to a series of attacks and assassinations that killed 16 people, police said. Police today hunted for nine other top members of GRAPO, a Spanish acronym for the Oct. 1 Anti-Fascist Revolutionary Groups, following Thursday's arrest of Maria Lopez del Angulta and Alfonso Rodriguez Garcia, both in their 20s. Police sources said authorities believe the nine are dispersed about Madrid in cells of twos and threes. Police initially withheld news of the zrretQI hnnirn, t, 5 fn capture all 11 suspects. But raid on another flat netted only a large cache of arms and millions of pesetas in terrorist f un ds. .r -L .1 ' .. I.. Auto Industry's Layoffs DETROIT (UP!) Auto industry layoffs have topped the 30,000 mark more than at any time since the 1974-75 recession with car and truck production lagging behind last year. The layoffs already have become a factor in contract talks under way between the Big Three car makers and the United Auto Workers union, representing 750,000 auto Industry employees, Slumping sales of trucks and big cars account for most of the indefinite layoffs scattered at plants around the country. By far the largest percentage are at Chrysler Corp. and Ford Motor Co. Ward's Automotive Reports, an authoritative industry statistical journal, said Thursday U.S. auto makers will build 120,023 cars this week, down 9.2 percent from last week and off 7.3 percent from the same period of 1978. - - (Continued From Page IA) WEMENNOW ______________ I____ i — __. - - J ' r.. — ' / ' '• •._ , l ; - ... . 'p . t(' • ,,'. - - ., . . .•. Oil Spill To Double? •. ;—•;• --,ii -: ..-. '." :. --' - •'. -.• ' -: -v.. . •' 'I.-'.' - , .- , - . . 11 F .. MEXICO CITY (UP!) Mexico admits the world's largest oil spill probably will double in size before the leak in the Gulf of Mexico can be plugged. Petroleos Mexicanos Director General Jorge Diaz Serrano Thursday called the spill "a grave accident," but added, it "does not have catastrophic dimensions." He said operations to cap the spill from the blownout Ixtoc I could take until Oct. 3, a month later than PEMEX earlier predicted. — 'i't ' :i ' ' - --. 1. • - ' ' . .*: . .Jl - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Seven persons suffered minor injuries In a three-car accident. 'Questionable Payments' Russia curred about 3 miles away when a motorist apparently ran and the officer pulled his car a stop sign, according to the over and attempted to flag Florida Highway Patrol. The seven persons who down Van Buiten's car. However, Jaco apparently suffered minor in juries were: drove his car around the ofLinda Cloudfelter, 17, of licer's car not seeing Van Orlando; Debbie, 23, and Call Bulten's, and the two vehicles Klaben, 20, of 743 Miller Road, collided, all but totalling-out Sanford; Jane Locke, 28, and both cars. her small son, Kevin, of 743 Several emergency and fire Miller Road, Sanford; and department vehicles were Seminole County deputies dispatched to the scene as were Ronald Gilbert, 30, and James several police and Florida Brantley, , both of Sanford. Highway Patrol officers. They managed to extricate Jaco, still According to the report, Ms. alive, from his car and tran- Cloudfelter's station wagon was sport him to SMH. However, traveling south on Airpott Jaco died about 11:05 p.m. at Boulevard and failed to stop at Florida Hospital South, officials the Intersection of Airport said. Boulevard and State Road 46A. LW charge. had beer, tiled Her cal' was struck in the right as of this morning against Van rear by Gilbert's car, sent It Bulten, police said, as they careen ing into the Klaben car continue their investigation, that was waiting at the stop Van Bulten also was alone in sign. his car when the accident o Ms. aouelter was chargqd curred, police said, Auto Train with running a stop sign. officials today confirmed Van Two stop signs with flashing Buiten had a reservation with lights are posted at the in. them, but would give out no tersection for motorists additional information, traveling north and south on The three-car accident oc- Airport Boulevard. 1 HOSPITAL N 9TES - SEMINOLE MEMORIAL WASHINGTON (UPI) - Exchange Commission. for contracts was an issue when lu-in's workers directly parTextron Inc. concedes emThe re port did not Imply that he was confinned to the reserve ucipated in "questlonahte payployees made "questionable Miller was involved in the hoard post. meats" totaling $870,700. payments" to foreign officials payments when he was an of. Miller was cJ'ufl',iuitf ml it eItnsitetl Textron dealers while it was ran by Treasury fleer of Textron. chief executive off ic r of and agents made another Miller, chairman of the Secretary-designate G. William Miller. Federal Reserve Board, has Textron until Carter named $885,400 in questionable payThe report came Thursday been named by President hitim to the Federal Reserve in mnents of which Textron employees had knowledge. from a special committee set up Carter to replace outgoing December 1977. by Textron to look into the Treasury Secretary Michael The Textron inquiry commitThe payments were made in matter. The panel filed its Blumenthal. Textron's payoffs tee found that, between Junu- connection with foreign sales of report with the Securities and to foreign government officials ary 1971 and May 1978, the two Textron divisions. The Egyptian president, in a ceremony Thursday mark ing the 27th anniversary of the overthrow of King Farouk, also denounced Saudi Arabia and accused Riyadh of trying to forge an anti-Egyptian alliance with radical Iraq. HOSPITAL . ADMISSIONS Sanford: iun1t M. home Pink Majo Phyllis Minutella Frankie D. Meadows, Chuluota William R. Johns, Lake Mary Clarence K. Hamn, Lake Monroe Geraldine L. Hitsman, Longwood Bertha V. Frazier, Deltona Ruth G. McGarvey, Dettona Mary B. Fleischer, Winter Park . Warships On Refugee Alert By United Press International American and Italian warships on refugee alert inthe South China Sea sailed today with 221 rescued boat people, many of them recovering from starvation, thirst, and in one case delirium from days of exposure on the open sea. Hong Kong authorities announced they proposed new laws to punish captains, crews and shipping who profit by trafficking In refugees with life Imprisonment and up to $1 million in fines, iut.yse ' Kerfoot Ritter, Stanford Conn. DISCHARGES SfltOId Ch&PIöI' Anderson fleftfla'aarflid Ward,H. Behrens Jean. Befnosky Geneva E. Brantley Cherol C. Burke SudIe D. Funk Wilbert Gordon Blanche Nash Joseph Rouadi Robert Sherman Macfarlane West Frank Smith, Apopka Margaret M. Price, DeBary Wanda K. McFall, Osteen I Panama Canal Bill OK'd WASHINGTON (UPI) Despite lingering bitterness among some senators about last year's decision to ratify the Panama Canal treaties, the Senate has taken the next step and approved legislation to carry out terms of the agreements. The Implementing bill was approved on a 64-30 vote Thursday after a daylong debate In which opponents tried, without success, to add amendments that would have been in conflict with the basic treaties. The House last month passed an Implementing bill with Important differences from the Senate version, so the issue Is bound for a conference committee. President Carter supports the Senate bill, and called it "consistent with the terms of the Panama Canal Treaty." He urged prompt action on the legislation because the treaties go Into effect Oct. 1. - HUD Secretary Picked? WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter has selected Moon Landrieu, former mayor of New Orlem, to be the new secretary of Housing and Urban Development, according to administration sources. Landrieu met at the White House with Carter Thursday evening and sources said he was urged to accept the position to replace HUD Secretary Patricia Harris, who has been nominated to succeed HEW Secretary Joseph Calif ano. Press secretary Jody Powell declined to comment on the reports Thursday, indicating the formal announcement may be made today. - 1 U ' 11 : She Gets Wrong Newborn 0 SAGINAW, Mich. (UP!) Dr. Richard D. Mudd has spent the last 60 years trying to wipe in a federal prison before he Although saying he had no must have heard from all of "He's kind of walking on visit with other LincolD was pardoned by President legal power to overturn the them Wednesday night. Cloud Nine right now," she historians. Andrew Johnson for his work ruling, Carter told Mudd "The telephone never stopped said. In Washington, the White away the stigma of his family during a yellow fever epidemic. Johnson's pardon "sub. ringing. I think I was up all Mudd became interested in House released a copy 3f the name. Now, he says, a letter On Thursday Carter sent stantially discredits the validity night," he said. his his grandfather's cause as a 500-word letter in which Cartelfrom President Carter has commission's Richard Mudd a letter deof the military the excitement, teen-ager. He figures he has praised Mudd for his persistetimade it all worthwhile. finding" In the Mudd Case. the scribed by one White House Mudd was back at work spent $90,000 over the years in ce. Mudd's grandfather was John Wilkes official as a "political declaraMudd said he first got word of Thursday doing physical travel, publications and sedoctor who set "Your persistence in these tion of amnesty" in the case of Carter's letter in a telephone examinations for the Coast cretarial services, Booth's broken leg on April 15, efforts, e xtending over more the Saginaw doctor's grandfa- call Wednesday afternoon from Guard. 1865, hours after Booth assasIn the process, he has become than a century, Is a tribute to CBS correspondent Roger sinated President Abraham ther, His wife, Rose, said Mudd is a Lincoln expert and has yo ur sense of familial love and Mudd, a distant relative. Lincoln at Ford's Theater in "It's something I've worked "really satisfied" with Carter's collected thousands of pages of dedication and a credit to th Washington. Mudd said he has determined statement and considers it the Lincoln memorabilia, He has great principle upon which our for for 60 years," said Mudd, 79. his grandfather has 389 de- end of his long quest to clear the traveled extensively around the nation was founded," Mudd was convicted of "it came as a great shock to Carter conspiracy and spent four years me. I'm ecstatic." scendent.c and figures he family name. country to make speeches and said. - NEW DELHI, India (UP!) - Prime Ministerdesignate Charan Singh will face an early test of his strength in Parliament that co uld doom his government to the short life opponents are predicting, legislative sources said today. After naming Singh as the fifth prime minister of India Thursday to succeed caretaker Prime Minister Morarji Dual, President Neelam Snajiva Reddy told Singh to hold a vote of confidence "soon, before the end of August," the " BALSAM, N.C. (UP!) Tammy Creasman "noticed little things different" about the baby she took home from the hospital. ' Her observations turned out to be accurate. She had been home about 15 minutes when a policeman arrived at the door and said she had been gVen the wrong baby.. "I was kind of upset and mad," she said Thursday. "It made me feel like a fool because I should have known my 11, own baby, although I had noticed littie things different about It. The error .occurred at Memorial Mission Hospital in Asheville Saturday. - - ,,,' 2 Marine Jets Could. TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. (UPI) These Marine Corps reserve aviators and a Time magesine photographer parachuted to safety Thursday after two Marine jets collided in flight. The photographer was Identified as Mark Mayer of Smyrna, Del., and the others as Meyer's pilot U. Cal. Fritz Menning of Alexandria, Vi., and the crew of the other plane, Capt. Rick lAibI of Altoona, Pa., and Colef Warrant Officer Robert A. Waltzer of New Port Richey, Fla. The men were aboard two Marine F4 attack fighters on routine maneuvers when they collided over the Marine Corps AlrGround Combat Center. - - sources said. Third Shuttle Engine Arrives At Center WEATHER CAPE CANAVERAL Fin, individually. The third engine well International. "We haven't The cluster firing tests are "Hydrogen leaked out ut thl Uflch pad (UP!) The last of the Space has been tested successfully at had any problems with them at scheduled to resume sometime about main fuel valve and the housing before the first apace shuttle Shuttle Columbia's three Lo Bay St. flight all," uis, Miss. in September in Mississippi A.M. m. readings; tern. 5:01 P valve was cracked," said Solid, engines is scheduled for arrival after an investigation has been "it is believed it was a flaw in launch, sometime next year. peralw'e, 82; overnight low 74; Bayport: higb.,4:4$ a.m., 4:31 at Kennedy Space Center July "The first two arrived In But engineers in the troubled compl et ed and a portion of the Each engine weighs about yesterday's high 02; p.m.; low 11:48 a.'n., 11:10 the com ponent rather than a 6,850 pounds, develops the perfect condition, were instalshuttle program still can't be 31, and w il l be Installed five led, and are test stand repaired. barometric pressure, 30,10; BOATING FORECAST designnow undergoing sure the engines w il l perform equivalent 12 million horsedays later, relative humidity, 88 percent; St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet checkout," said Lee Solid, flawlessly because of problems power at liftoff, and costs aboi winds, S-SE at 7 mph. Solid said a test, scheduled out 50 miles and Jupiter Inlet i, The two other engines arrived resident manager at the Kenne- with The flight engines on the $28 million. The engines will Forecast: Partly cloudy Key Large out to the Bahamaearlier this month and are dy Space Center for the fir simultaneous or "cluster" for 520 seconds, was stopped at Columbia also will have a burn for about eight mlnute& g of t ee I in hr de ntical test 21 seconds J uly 2 because of cluster fi through Saturday with chance beak— Southeast wine 10 to being checked out successfully Rocketdyne Division of Rockengines at Bay St. Louis. ring of 20 seconds During launch, two solid rocket damage toe th stand. of thundershowers, mainly knots through Saturday. Seas when the shuttle is on the boosters also will be used. during afternoon and evening two to four feet. Few thun. hours. Highs in the low to add dershoweri. OIL Lows tonight in the 79111. EXTENDED FORECAST Winds southeast it to 15 mph, Florida except northwest gusty near thundershowers. Partly cloudy with widely '. Rain Probability 30 percent scattered thundershowers today, Zl percent tonight and 30 mainly during afternoon and HAINES CITY, Fla. (UP!)— Haines City, was hired last days in jail with work release without officials knowing ground is completed. car. Kendrick refused to stoó perceat Saturday. evening bow's, except some Corrections officials unkno- month as a probationary privileges to continue his job. charges had been filed against Kendrick was charged June 7 and the officer pursued him. Hi SATURDAY TIDES night and morning showers wingly hired a man sentenced guard at the Polk City prison Joe Fowler, personnel tJ!rec- him. He said Kendrick will be after a Davenport police officer then jumped from his car an4 Daytona Beach; high, 11:30 along the southeast coast &W to 10 days in jail for eluding an after he completed training. tor at the correctional institute, suspended from his job until an tried to flag him down to point fled on foot, but surrendered tq a.m., 11:11 p.m.; low 6:0$ a.m., keys. Highs in the upper ss to officer as a guard at the Polk But the 24-year-old was sen- said Kendrick was hired in June Investigation into his back- out inoperative tall lights on his police the following day. 5:15 p.m. mid 111411s. Lows in the 70* except County Correctional Institute. tenced Wednesday, for charges Port Canaveral: high, 11:22 near II along southeastern 1 Larry Donell Kendrick, of of fleeing a police officer. tolO s.m., 11:23 p.m., low 4:54 a.m., beaches and keys. — 11 Floods Sweep Indiana ' is Guard By Day, Guarded B Y Nl'Dgh t — use i"unds For Seminole (Cootliurd From Page U) allocatlonsfor that project. Spokesmen for DOT said they hope to~ laning from Douglass to Boston stmts. fund the project through alternate federalmonies. MAITLAND AVE. four from S.R. 436 to the Orange Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd and merchants along : County line. Center Street claim the area is extremely hazardous and needs Between 1985 and 1990, there is scheduled to be a four-inning of Immediate attentl,n. Seminole County plannershave propoj Lake Mary Boulevard from Interstate-i to County Road is. the widening and improving of the street from Mg,j1i Even thcuh Center Stitxt improvements are included in the east across the 1-4 interchange to Whooping Loop Lone, then Road tying DOT plan for 1995, there is no money listed In the proposea into Palm Springs Road. - ' . -. .- . . • P - .• .- I. ' ' ' , - ..- - -. 9-. •- p - - - •. . a. • . -: .. . • - i •-, -... . -. ,-• - - 4 I .9 • - . - • - -. - . . - ' F •• - I • . _ - - . - - . - " -. AMERICUS, Ga. (UP!) "No i.flh1" Carter, the president's mother, Is resting comfortably and in good spirits In an Americoa hospital today, appsredly iiiteeing from LuwniUs. Mrs. Cter, was sbnhtted to the Awerkue-&mger ithtg of severe County hospital Thursday after n . 4 shoulder pains. Her pilysidan, I. Jobo Roblmen said 7b"*early tests Indicated that the protlan we not severe and was probably a simp1e case of bursitis. He said she was In "good spirits" but would probably remain hospitalized for several more diys. p • . - - - - - - ' • - At Lake Monro. aft GWARM - - :4'. I• ' ' ,- -. '-- . ' ,, dying, he sam(l. It see mited like mm iore than a coincidence ''lime first tilite the corps went through, six ceks to two months ago, 20-30 ducks died within a eek. The duck: began by fl oundering around, sinking deeper into tli" wa t err ,itul th en iflit onto the beachhi to elu F ish. turtle and snakes .ilso died 1 lus tune .i Grea t lilac Heron is als o d}mng - - - ,, '- • "' '' ,,, I. - f. ' a 4 .- . ( Coiitlnue'il I"rom Page IA • , . ':z. c - I 'r,~_ . . 1 -,!*~, !~k -- , , .,;,. V , 1~~ , 1. - ,I,!-, ., __________________ • - ' . '-'- , r. '' ' and is approved its ;I defoliant bv the U.S. E.11virollielital Protection Agency. "We have never heard of amthini, happening like this before," Bowman said. adding be pursuing the laboratory analysis by the U.S. (;;title alt I l"ish laboratory in Gainesville. Bowman said fish kills in navigable waterways iii the state never have been directly related to the application 'a Two-Four I) either. 1k' said fish often time, however, when oxygen is absorbed by dying hyacinths after a sprayini operation. As for the incident six weeks-to-two months ago, liowinami said corps of engineers record.s do not stioi th a t the agency was spraying the lake at that tune. Per hal corps personnel were there in an air-boat inspecting Lit lake, According to our reports, last l"rida was the fir. time we have been in Lake Monroe this year,'' Ro',niati said. ''We usually spray about three tunes a year" ' - Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry Bowman said the corps nas responsibilit) of keeping navigation open in the St. Johns. ''We will push for it speedy report from the game and fish lab," he said. Muscovie duck (lies in Lake Monroe News Of 9 1 -Year-Old's Pligh t Makes Her A National Celebrity SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) that's what they do, starve to jail until Justice of the Peace eating garbage and dog food," the ease wtte'mi mmiost eidcrt Rudy Esquivel ordered her said it spokeswoman for Mrs. people are caught stealing Mattie Schultz, 91, is only one death," Schultz who was helping the because the old wonitui gavi Mrs. Schultz, who vows not to released Wednesday. of many impoverished, lonely elderly people who have steal again, will not starve. 'l'tie news accounts moved elderly woman handle' the the wrong address. Mrs. Schultz' spokeswonian says the News stories about her plight Judge Ladd, who had ordered barrage of phone calls she has resorted to shoplifting, said the childless widow gave days. lieu of received the lust few sent her to jail for have made her into a national the old judge who woman jailed in the' wrong address because "God bless all these people," celebrity. dealing food, $400 bond. was she so cimibarrassed he Mrs. Schultz said of the hun"It's kind of an ironic "Alter I read tilee newspaper Mrs. Schultz, conned out of and didn't want her neighbors dreds of Americans dignity," said Magistrate Mary her life savings in 1973 in a fIlm- story," she said, "I felt like a Canadians who culled to offer think bad of her." Elizabeth Ladd. "They'd rather flam scheme, said she 'stole blue ineanie. The news story IflOflC) "The last thing they %%ant is deal than ask for help, and ham, sausage and butter from a will help Mrs. Schultz, but what Upon tier release' Mrs. for their neighbors to know starve before they steal again, local supermarket because her about the others?" Schultz said the night behind they've been arrested," Judge "We hope this helps these bars was the last indignity she Ladd said. ''I think that was once they get caught. small pension was not enough to "That's the pity of it. Because live on. She spent 24 hours in people found groveling around wished to suffer. "I pray and Mrs. Schultz' probleiti pray every flight for the liird to take me out," she said. "I don't know a dozen people in the whole world. I have nobody in this city." Judge Ladd said she refused to release Mrs. Schultz oil personal recognizance as is - SALT Opponents Seek Defense Spending Rise WASHINGTON (UP!) — Senate opponents of SALT II believe they are succeeding In laying the groundwork for major new defense expenditures beyond the $30 billion MX missile program as the price for ratification of the arms treaty. Gen, Alexander Haig, retired NATO commander, gave critics a boost Thursday by declaring he could not support SALT II without commitments of major new programs to counter the continuing Soviet military buildup, plus a full review of U.S. strategy for the 1980s and 1990s. "Until such firm commitments have been made," Haig told the Senate Armed Services Committee, "and until the Senate has assured Itself that the flaws In SALT II have been resolved, I urge that ratification of SALT II be held in abeyance." The committee planned closed meetings today to hear CIA Director Stansfield Turner and other intelligence officials on the U.S. ability to check on Soviet compliance with the SALT II pact. In Use past several days, defense-minded senators such as Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., and Henry Jackson, D-Wash,, have broadened the SALT II debate by focusing on deficiencies in the U.S. arsenal. Their hope, according to aides, is that as U.S. weaknesses are exposed, support for greater defense spending will grow in Congress, in the White house and among the American people, * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE 904-775-8777 I' 77 TONY RUSSI It INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Aflsrp.m, WS.M.SW — HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,000' It you own your own home, condominiurn or mobile home and lot. 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('oh&'rl She said she did riot wish to disclose theta at Jutune hut added site' is incliihri theta in a letter to the r'hool board 1 ant %%rltlng about ru &xperle'nct' at the' School 'nih may uv.mi tvu children, 'tIS l'aticnt said. .. Z ~ ~_ q_%ft_ %"1 .-M-"--- 2DspaltE.s Oct 15 and Oct 21 ',' - ,0104Z - 1M_ IZZ_ N1u:ft a ft. 6 0 Dss'tMIss This lpsdacelsr Color Pamrsma of Mother Nature - -- - allegations" and itiake a report to the board on Aug. 8. Mrs. Patient and Mrs. Karnes met with Chris Hay, chief assistant state attorney of Seminole county, to discuss the petition and seek possible atLion. Ray said Thursday he thought the itiatter should be reviewed within the school board system as apposed to the state attorney's office, ''At this point, our office isn't proceeding on those mitatters ...Ducks Killed mo ey Mountain Fall Color Tour - — - - - - ByUnitedPreulitereatieuil Floodwaters swept acroan southern Indiana today, driving hundreds from homes under 10 feet of water, and more than a thousand evacuees huddled in shelters along the Texas Gulf Coast to escape the word flooding In nearly 30 years. Hardest hit in Indiana were commwi*Ies along Ohio River tributaries in in was about 30 miles wed of Louisville, Ky., where lO400tdsep water submerged homes in some places, leaving only rooftops visible. National guardsmen with helicopters helped Red Crou, Civil Defense and date troopers evacuate three communities In Crawford Coiiy. 'Miss Lillian' Resting - .. - #'~ After 1 14 Years, Mudd Gets Amnesty Early Test Of Strength CALDWELL, Idaho (UP!) An Idaho woman claims a barebottom photograph of her taken on a San Diego, Calif., beach In 1941 was used without her permission and has made Coppertone Corp. "a fortune" as its trademark. "You know, It's a funny feeling to be driving down the highway and see a Coppertone billboard and think 'That's me,"' says Jacqule Callaway, 40, who suddenly has decided to seek royalties. Mrs. Callaway said her father, Clark Wills, took a photograph of her when she was 2 years old and entered It in an amateur photography contest sponsored by Popular magazine. Photography The photograph, captioned "Hold Everything," took second place and bears a striking resemblance to "Little Miss Coppertone," trademark of the Coppertone Corp. since 1954. Mrs. Calloway said she Is uncertain how Coppertone acquired the photograph. A spokesman for Plough, Inc., of Memphis, Tenn., manufacturer of Coppertone products, said they do not believe Mrs. Callaway Is Little Miss Coppertone. "The Little Miss Coppertone illustration came from an artist's composite drawing," a spokesman for the company said. Mrs. Calloway said the photograph was published in the Los Angeles Times "Camera Corner" on April 6, 1941. Her father subsequently sold it to a Canadian calendar company for about $25. Mrs. Calloway said her father, a bank employee In San Diego, did not realize he had sold the rights to the photograph. "We're Interested in checking out the possibility of getting a royalty. There have been cases won by people who sold rights to something, then sued for further royalties. "I was never asked for permission to use my body as a trademark and it's made Coppertone a fortune." There are differences between the 1011 photograph and the trademark. Mrs. Calloway's photo has tousled hair Instead of the fanilhsr plgtalli, a white cocker spaniel instead of a black one, training pants and a T4irt lzud of blue parties and a suntan line. But the wldeeyed look of surprise on the toddler's face is the same. . '= office last week. ilien. a group of 150 teachers, parents and staff turned out either to praise the principal, Arletta Cot' -ny, as a superior administrator", or criticize her as an "emotionally un.stable" woman who spies on her faculty, The school board elected to take no action in the case of Mrs. Cobenly but one member did instruct l,avcr to in"serious vestigate the I Is Bare Bottom Hers ? WASHINGTON (UP!) There is widespread sexual harassment of female workers by their superiors within the Department of Housing and Urban Development, according to an unofficial survey made public today by a BUD employee. In many cases, the survey found, "the approach Is head on, and threats of reprisal for failure to 'put out' is the preferred supervisory technique." Many of the women, the survey found, submitted to their superior's sexual demands in exchange for job advancement, By United Press International Anwar Sadat accused the Soviet Union of brandishing its U.N. Security Council veto in an effort to derail the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty but said a compromise wo uld soon be reached on who should police the Sisal - Sex Harassment Is Cited T thorough inv estigation of said conditions including a private conference to allow honest and unbiased answers without fear QI reprisal to what corrective steps must be taken prior to the beginning of the 1979-80 school year." Mrs. Patient said she. Cheryl Karnes and two other mothers gathered the signatures last weekend in response to the marathon meeting held at the school board administrative consideration, said Judy Patient, a Longwood mother who helped circulate the petition. The petition reads: "We, the undersigned, find that the present situation of the administration versus a portion of the faculty at Longwood Elementary School has caused an extremely high state of Longwood at tension We School. Elementary demand a complete and By SHARON CAR.BA.SCO Herald Stnff Writer More than 100 Longwood residents have signed a petition In support of an independent investigation of the principal and administrative practices at I..ongwood Elementary School. Copies of the petition which contains 124 names have been sent to members of the Seminole County School Board and Superintendent of Schools William P. Layer for their Heavy, Production Lags Yrl Lake Wales Man K'i'lled • -.._ MIAMI (UP!) In a speech Th ursday marking the 26th anniversary of the birth of the Cuban revolution, Cuban President Fidel Castro offered his country's help in rebuilding battle-scarred Nicaragua and disputed predictions that Nicraragua would become another Cuba. The 52-year-old Castro said Cuba's teachers and physicians were ready to assist the presiding junta with Nlcaragua'sreconstruction.Hesaldagroupof6opeople including 40 doctors, has already been dispatched to Nicaragua. "Wedon'thavemanyfinanclalmeansbutwecertainly have human means," Castro told the crowd of 20,000 who gathered in Holguin's Plaza of the Revolution for the anniversary celebration. - Longwood Parents Petition For Probe IN BRIEF ?-. . - Castro Offers To Help I NAT10N - I I I .* . 12., " A Aamk4lk~,.V~;, _____Friday, July 27, 19 79--3 . - , Conditions At Elementary School Cited By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dc. �a rr,uay, July z,, IyIyJM evening nerau, nyuru, ri a 1 Eventeng HeMd Casselberry's app1icatii for $115,416 in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) for construction of a senior citizen complex finally was filed on June 29, two days before the July 1 deadline, City officials and senior citizens in the south end now will wait with baited breath until October to see if the project has been approved. They have been told by Jim Mowbray that the funding is all but guaranteed. In this nII-h,it.sure-thinil hi't In th cnnrc 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.2611 or 831-9993 Friday, July 27, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G I OR DA "O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 uivini to confused about the second one, Informing the public at a council meeting that the county was demanding a more complex appraisal that would cost upward of $1,000. This wasn't the case at all. At the 11th hour the city chose the Secret Lake site, mentioned several times by Council Chairman Frank Schutte as an excellent possibility weeks before. Total funding for the construction of the facility, if the federal money is approved and considering the of It Is to be local matching funds, is county commission, for a total of $38,472 in local money. The city barely made it under the wire with the application, although Ferino had been working on the project for months , assisted by a senior citizens advisory committee. A number of delays occurred, all of them caused by the city in one way or another. First, the city tried to broaden its search for a parcel of land for the senior complex by including in the proposed purchase a site for a future city hall Home Delivery: Week, 15 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. 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Assorted colors and sizes iso only "Bright striped" coordinate sheets and boys' pie-school Orig. to7.50 Men's and women's - - Jeans and slacks Boat motor Summer hats Cups, tissue holder, plaques. 2.44 WASHINGTON On April 4, 1975, an American 04A transport plane carrying Vietnamese orphans and other refugees to the United States crashed shortly after takeoff from Tan Son airfield near Saigon. More than 200 of those aboard, including American crewmen, were killed. The shocking truth about the tragedy was that it need never have happened. The mechanical problem that caused the crash was known to the Air Force and the C-bA's manufacturer, Lockheed-Georgia, at least four years before the Saigon disaster Yet it had gone uncorrected. As we reported earlier, the Air Force has been involved in a continuing coverup of major technical defects in time C-5A. The defects are so serious that the entire fleet of 77 aircraft may soon have to he mothballed unless Congress puts up Whlons of dollars to rebuild the already daggerhigiy expensive plane. Among the mechanical problems known to Lockheed and the Air Force were faulty latching and locking mechaniants on the pressure doors and self-contained cargo-loading ramps. In a confidential report dated June 23, 1971, a senior Air Force safety expert noted that there had been five cases of pressure door "loss," Including one In 111gM. In uncharacteristically dramatic prose for a military report, he described the complex aftcargo door mnechamman ds 'a monster system d S - • • .1! .. --- that Is unreliable and unsafe." It was this "awuster system" that caused the Saigon crash: A rear ramp unlocked In flight, causing the rear pressure door to blow out and cut the control cables to the tail. The pilot was able to crash-land in a paddy field, but most of those on board were killed. ternal Air Force memo stated: "The most recent future briefings ..." C-S accident stands as grim justification for a Footnote: Lockheed has indeed been sued over, thorough evaluation and redesign of the rear ,the 1975 crash, and the presiding judge has ramp and pressure locking and latching forbidden any discussion of the case. For this mechanism of the air craft." reason, company officials would not answer our What, if anything, was done Is not clear, but we Inquiries. An Air Force spokesman said he could have obtained a document Indicating that after not respond to our questions for the same reasons the Saigon crash a top Lockheed official, N.C. We couid not locate Germ. Newby, who ha Appold, telephoned Air Force Gen. Warner retired. Newby and apparently urged him to play down WATCH ON WASTE: To clear up a backlog in the C-bA's locking problems to the accident cases of discrimination, the Equal EmploymenE board. Opportunity Commission hired a temporary "I had further stated that Improper inferences staff of 45 lawyers and clerks. Then it found that drawn by high-level government personnel might be especially damaging in the event of there wasn't any office space available in liability actions related to the accident," Appold Washington for the tempos. The bureaucratic, wrote In a confidential memo to L.O. Kitchen, solution: Ship them to Philadelphia, where there was office spice available. Of course, the president of Lockheed. $47 a: The Lockheed official reported that Germ. solution involved some extra expense Newby obligingly had assured the Air Force day per person for meals and lodging, plus travel Systems Command that the board "does not expenses between Washington and Philadelphia.: consider this accident to be the result of a major -Secrecy can be costly. The Census Bureau design deficiency on the airplane. The airplane each year compiles computerized information on has performed satisfactorily for nearly five 5.5 million U.S. corporations and businesses, but! years with no significant difficulty with the Standard Statistical Establishment List, as it's locking systems." called, Is jealously guarded from other governNewby told this falsehood, according to the merit agencies. So the Labor Department, for memo, at the instigation of the Lockheed man. one, spends nearly $5 million a year to get the The general added that he "is sensitively aware same information, and the AgrIcultüi"é' of the seriousness of lawsuits related to Department could "are $3.5 million If it could use liability." He promised "to press this message in the Census Bure4aii's little List. More of time children might have survived had earlier warnings by Air Force safety experts been heeded. The warnings went back to 1966 when the C-5A was still In the design stages, and pointed out "the almost certainty of personnel loss in the lower cargo compartment if this portion of the C-S was used as a personnel carrier." Yet dozens of the Vietnamese orphans were put in the lower cargo compartment. Not one of them survived. The problem of the pressure-door latches and ramp rigging had teen plaguing Lockheed engineers since at least 1972, when they reported to their superiors that certain door systems "tend to unlock." One Lockheed engineer reported in the following year, after a visit to various Air Force mases, that "all the requirements for a ramp opening In flight" were present in several of time C-Ms he had inspected. The engineers recommended changes In the whole system to make U fall-safe. 'I % u iiwimths alter the Saigon tragedy, an in- --------- • ,._ •. _ -. • _ _ -- Boys' long sleeve school age Men's poly-cotton knit Now 30 % Save Off Colors navy, it. blue, yellow in S, M, L. - 30 % 4.99 Now Jeans 4.99 Now OrIg.to $10 Lt. blue, white, It, green In various sizes. Save up to • - • f •-..-.'• - Pajamas -- - ---•- -- - - -- --- 2.88 -- --- ''"W '" - straps - 9.99 Large group of women's - Coordinates Select from blazers, slacks, tops, and skirts In spring and fall colorations. 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But it is still a long way from being sealed and ______ " delivered. That won't be accomplished until the United States Senate has had Its lengthy say on this new arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union. (There was a suggestion in Vienna that the accord might also run into some difficulties in the Soviet ratification process, but that was widely regard ed as one of the lighter moments of the Carter-Brezhnev summit.) And if we, the people of the United States of ________ _______ America, think we have already heard enough on the subject In the torrent of preliminary opinions out of Washington and the endless press analyses, just until the Senate cranks itself up _____ for the formal ratification debate. That, considering the subject and the timing, on the eve of a presidential year, promises to be a talkathon to make Panama Canal con___ _____ frontation pale. I ______ _ ) At this early point, SALT II would appear to stand about equal chances of being oversold by " its supporters and underrated by its critics. What it will not do is to dismantle the arsenals of the two global powers and relieve the world ' of the threat of nuclear war. What it will do,-If V i ratified, Is spell out limited rules for the cornposition of those arsenals and, as a hoped-for fly DICK WEST yard sales on the other side of town any excuse consequence, lengthen the odds against their Yet federal rules still allow truckers and WASHINGTON (11131) I have a friend, at all to get out in the car. ever being called Into use. : airlines to limit the nwuber of competitors using McAugur, who sort of dropped out of sight for"Almost before I knew it, I was averaging In essence, Washington and Moscow are these facilities, awhile this spring. Th e other (Jay I heard he had about five gallons a day and was driving steadily aimi ng at st ate of parity by Jan. 1, 1982, In the And federal officials have provided few in- become a gasoholic. at all hours of the day and night. weapons with which they are able to hit each centtves to Increase use of the most efficient At first I couldn't believe it. I knew McAugur other from bases in their respective homelands. "It wasn't long before! dropped all pretense of vehicle for Inter-city transportation the bus. when he never drove anywhere he could walk. So hi trying to justify the extra driving. I was going on To ac eve it, both powers m ust reduce exisunl I tracked him down by phone. To his credit, Carter has recognized that joyrides, pure and simple, and no longer tried to forces, the first such reversal of direction i "Say it isn't so, Virgil," I pleaded. excessive regulation has burdened the tranarms competition in postwar history. The Soviet Whereupon, lie told inc the whole sordid story. hide it." sportation industry. With his support. Congress cuts will come in Intercontinental missiles, in I 50 % ir In print. The Evening herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. jreview by outside experts. Surely the FAA ought to ,conduct its own inspections. And, assuming that random outside review would not cause inordinate delay in the design and production processes, we I,think the public would benefit if someone peeked over the FAA's shoulder. In short, we think It is time to get at the job of eliminating the Federal Aviation Administration's own design flaws and safety hazards. We will all be safer for It. Car and truck tires reduced In Off in g On SA LT I said, "When did you first suspect you were which they are at present ahead in numbers. D* part In it program to test an experimental fuel becoming gasoholic?" most senseless restrictions on the airlines, U.S. reductions will be in long-range bomberS, "I guess it was the first time I tried to cut down where we lead. Now Carter Is backing similar bills for the made by blending gasoline with alcohol. All he had to do was put gasohol in his car and on my driving. When the old craving to go out for trucking and railroad industries, The agreement would be in effect until Ded keep a record of how well the motor ran and how a spin came over me, I'd go out and just sit 31,1985, by which time both sides are assuming The problem is that federal regulators and much mileage he got. behind the wheel for awhile, trying to resist SALT III would be ready to take Soviet-U.S their friends In Congress have demonstrated a At that time, by his account, he was consuming starting the engine, nuclear detente a stage farther. persistent Interest in keeping sonic control over about five gallons a week, mainly for what he "I'd break out in a sweat and my trembling There is no predicting at this point SALT II' who should be allowed to provide transportation called social driving, hand would automatically reach Into the pocket eventual fate in the Senate. According to one and at what rate. Harmful customs of the past "I almost never drove during the day, but I where I carried by car keys. guesstimate, a full 70 senators are still on the are so deeply ingrained that they are difficult to frequently took time car out in the evening to go to "I'd tell myself, 'I'll just run er back and forth fence. But another reading, which may merely undo. a movie, or out the dinner and stuff like that," he in the driveway a few times; that can't hurt reflect administration wishful thinking, finds 52 anything.' But deep down I knew I was deluding senators Inclined to vote for the treaty. Nor has the Carter administration been able said. McAugur cannot pinpoint the exact time his myself. I knew that about the second time! got to to resolve the organizational nightmare that That's a majority, but not enough the end of the driveway, I'd back right on out into Ratification requires two-thirds approval characterizes the government's Involvement in driving habits changed. 67 the street." votes, and even the mod o*lmistIc treaty ad transportation. The Department of Tran"All I know is! started occasionally driving to The ultimate degradation was a sort of lost vocates acknowledge that they are not yet iii sportation deals neither with all forms of tral)- work in the morning, something I had never done weekend, during which he drove aimlessly sight. sportation nor with the various facets of the before as my neighborhood has excellent bus around for 48 hours. type of service, each In the coming debate, the Senate has a federal role In service. Then I started taking drives on Although he still has not stopped driving en- responsibility to examine the agreement In weekends. The Interstate Commerce Commission, the tirely, he has rejoined a car pool. minute detail, to air all arguments pro and con Maritime Administration and the Civil "If nothing caine up for me to use the car for, I hope McAugur's experience Is not typical but and to clarify for the public Its strengths; Aeronautics Board have major voices on trail- I'd invent something. Taking a suit to the I fear my grandfather was right. Old Gramps weaknesses and significance for the future of sporUtion policy but are outside DOT's control. cleaner.% when it didn't need pressing, going to used to say that gasoline and alcohol don't Mix. national and world security. 'the FAA's design certification decisions to formal - WASHINGTON (NEA) Once again President Carter and Congress are debating how to use scarce energy resources. And once again they are mostly Ignoring one sure-fire wiy to deal with the problem: Make some sense of the way the federal government sets transportation policy. Carter made some passing reference In his energy address to the need for more federal funding for public transportation and development of fuel-efficient cars. But he and his advisers have done little to change Ex-Transportation Secretary Brock Adams' 1978 contention that current programs have left "redundant or underutilized facilities, poorly integrated services and distressed private-sector carriers." Laws and re gulations ena cted at different times and for different purposes often have resulted in one form of transportation or one group of users being favored over another. For example, the railroads took f ederal land grants In the 1800s and built their own tracks, cars and service centers while giving special advantages to government users. The trucking Industry, In contrast, has paid a relatively small share of the cost of the interstate highway system and the airlines pay little for the construction and operation of runways and terminals, Ta lka thon ce - ,defective lock. In the wake of last May's crash of a DC-b in Chicago, we have learned of improper, Insufficient rthàintenance procedures by airlines supposedly ;under the watchful eye of FAA maintenance in'spectors. Some of those inspectors, and their superiors, were all too willing to accept the 'airlines' assurances that everything was just fine, The mood is different now-witness the mainnance violation fines assessed against Pacific 'guthwest Airlines but, again, It took the loss of 3 lives In Chicago to stun the FAA into doing the job it should have been doing all along, The Airline Pilot's Association is proposing a , revision of the FAA's 1958 charter that would leave airline promotion in the hands of someone other :than the agency charged with enforcing safety standards. We support this proposal. ft should be obvious that the promotion of aviation and air travel-and :the coziness with the industry that this implies 15 :incompatible with hard-nosed enforcement of safety standards. There is no better example of this incompatibility th an the FAA's trusting practice of permitting lempboyees of aircraft manufacturers to certify, on behalf of the FAA, the suitability and airworthiness of their own company's designs. According to the Airline Pilot's Association McDonnell Douglas, builder of the DC-b, was allowed to inspect and certify 3b,895 of the 42,950 , 'parts involved in the FAA's design certification 1process for this aircraft. In recent days, two bills have been introduced in :Congress to stop this practice and to subject even rt spo FcedUfldaflt :346 lives in 1974 did the FAA order a change in the 200 only! VIEWPOINT Ru les Still 'Airlines DC-10 near Paris with an attendant loss of - . 'cI(l r - -I -------.-- 1 ,.".•.,- '.. ' -- - - ..I,sP..at.r. - _g:' • ' .'-•.. ••.-' , '. r . , .. .. , ,. - - Now 30 % Off - ' _____ I .•.-.•.-.-. --•..-.-,,--,• ' " �6A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, July 27, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Friday, July 27, 1979 William s Wants School Agenda Published CALENDAR I I SPORTS munication open," Williams Keeth said the exnenditure question whether it's legal or board functioning than we could for it. By SHARON CARRASCO "People know they have to ever hope to have." Herald Staff Writer told the school board. "The only would be illegal. not." Williams said he would like come to the board meeting to To improve the lines of way we can do this is by "It would be an illegal exRoger Harris, assistant communication with the public, keeping them informed." penditure of funds for us to pay superintendent for finance andtwo theagendas school board office to send getwant action," If to every school. people to seeKeeth thingssaid. move, Roland Williams, school board A few months ago, an agenda for the advertisement of the business, argued the school One agenda would be posted at they better come here because member, would like to see the appeared in the Evening Herald agenda," Keeth said. board is required by law to the school, while the other this is the only place where it school board agenda published but "those things don't appear Chairman Robert Feather publish the proposed budget but would be routed to the president can be moved." regularly in a local newspaper. in the paper as much as they concurred with Keeth adding: not the school board agenda. of the school's ro (Paren tLayer added that most When he took his idea to the should," Williams said. "I know how ex pensive ads Layer told Williams he didn't Teacher Organization), he said. parents solve their problems board Wednesday, board see a need to print the agenda, Williams also suggested the with the principal of their The school board took no are." "Before we approve the with all the press coverage the school board hold a rap session child's school. members questioned whether action on Williams' suggestion at the end of every nine week"The problems should not publishing the agenda was but directed Superintendent of budget each year, there is a school board gets. "I think we get better press school term for parents to voice come directly to the school really necessary and a "legal" Schools William Layer to study requirement under Chapter 237 expenditure of school funds. the legality of using school we advertise the proposed coverage than any other agency their problems and concerns, board unless they can't be But school board members worked out at the school level "Working effectively with the funds for the purpose of budget in a newspaper of of government in the state," citizens of this county means publishing the agenda. general circulation," Williams Layer contended. "There are questioned whether enough between the principal and the School board member Allan contended. "There's no more articles about the school people, if any, would show up parents," Layer said. keeping the lines of coin- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 27, 17-4A • FRIDAY, JULY 27 Dance sponsored by Repblican Club of Seminole to kick off membership drive, 9 p.m., to midnight, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m. Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Dance to kick-off Republican Club of Seminole membership drive, 9 p.m. to midnight, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. SATURDAY, JULY28 Seabees Veterans of America Island X4, 10 a.m., CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. "Pairing" workshop for single adults conducted by Dr. Herb Goldberg and Ms. Luree Nicholson from Bach Institute In Cal.ifornia 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Village Center Assembly Room, University of Central Florida. For reservations call 2752151. Fun and Field Day for Youth Programs Inc. volunteers and youths, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Yard Sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Knights of Columbus parking lot, 2504 Oak Ave., Sanford. It's Hall Of Fame For Unitas, Butkus, Mix, Yary • 'Ii, p 04 0 N A . , Israel Vs. Lebanon: 'A Dirty Little War' , t7r _. . ,4 . 1.~ ., .6.. , TEL Israel (UP!) - In of Israeli' men, women and a school in the northern Israeli the years-old war between children killed in guerrilla settlement of Maalot. A diver. Israel and Palestinian guerril- strikes since the wave of sionary raid was planned at the . . las, the rules suddenly have violence was launched with the same time so the Palestinians Lod airpo rt massacre in May woul d not know the Israelis had changed. . • The shift natura 1972. ll y affects the learned about the plot. 1 ,• Israelis who carry out the Begin's government defends Three different buildings missions and the Palestinians its offensive in Lebanon as were hit. ..' . '. who are their targets. But the legitimate self-defense, In part "One building contained . ...iJ -.. Lebanese now suffer the con- to justify the use of American- three men who were to attack built warplanes. 0 sequences, too. -. the Maalot school," one source Since the guerrilla raid on the "We have to hit them before said. "Another building 3 Israeli coastal town of Naha. they hit us," said Maj. Gen. kilometers (1.5 miles) away . . f' 775 -. : riya in April, the government of Aharon Yarlv, a retired former contained two Lebanese civilPrime Minister Menachem chief of military intelligence ians who were to act as their Begin, instead of hit-and-run and peace negotiator who hea ds guides. A t hi rd building, with 11 F, . • :(. reprisals against Palestinians, the Institute of Strategic terrorists killed in it, was hit to '1'.; ' 11 is strictly on the offensive. • Studies at Tel Aviv University. show we didn't know of the • : Combat in Lebanon has "Our options are rather Maalot plan." Ale become a near-daily event for limited if we don't want to go to Occasionally the Israelis can all branches of the Israeli at- war," he said in a telephone pinpoint targets with fearsome iv S ' A med forces - the air force, interview. "The decisions on precision. •;. , 7' navy, commandos, at- tar gets are not taken ligh tly at On July 20, commandos hit a 1111 z. tlllerymen and border patrols . all and they are very carefully single vehicle on a road bet'.' ' (A i/ I of the army. •• ;',.... selected. It is difficult to avoid ween Tyr& and Sidon. The / . ,". l , ,')' The objective of each strike is hitting innocent people, but the military communique issued . / •. . . 41 • . , the same to eliminate th e Palest inians do situate their later said four guarrillas were .. F'1 guerrillas, their bases and bases and camps among wounded and the vehicle was .1%41 , . supplies. Thecombatarena has civilians." destroyed. shifted from the hilly Mount To t he Israeli s, that problem . S. "Actually, three were ki lled . Hermon range in th e east to th ' 4., e cannot be so lved until the and one was left wdUnded to tell • ?4t, I .,-,, . more populous Lebanese coast Lebanese government forces the story," a military source 't ,;? .south of Beirut. the guerrillas to evacuate said. "All were good, active Civilians, including children, civilian areas. Israeli intelli- members of the Palestine •-' have been killed and wounded gence estimates the number of Liberation Organization. They . • ' more than once in what one guerrillas based south of Beirut were not simple soldiers. We .. .t t • Israeli officer describes with a between 8,000 and 12,000. i. were looking for them and we;.; • 11" . • sigh as "a very dirty game, t he "The terrorists must be got them." whole thing. It's not a moved out of civilian ar eas," an -) . . . 1TT Summer ,s -. ~11f • ,s, pleasure." army office r said. "We cer..• . The United States, intent on tainly do not deliberately bomb Herald Photo by Tom Neliel building a bridge to the beaches and roads with Palestinians to further progress civilians on them. But if, under We i Workmen install a pipe near the Good samar:ert- enan overall Middle East a school, there is bomb dump, I ZV ;• - - SUNDAY, JULY 29 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, rovidence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. 1..• FA -' .t. . . g •• _. - -. -. -. - - MONDAY, JULY 30 Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center South Seminole At, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Ai.Anou, 8 p.m., Firt United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Longwood- Winter Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 a.m., Quality Inn North, 14 and SR 434. Guest speaker - Everett Huskey, developer of Sweetwater Oaks. . . . - . . ' ... . . * ;. ' . 1 . • . ; ..• . g • Z. '' . • • '- - ;i;,.%", ' . .' '. .;• . .... •.- • , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Beginner Square Dance Class, 7 p.m., Starlight Promenaders, DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. First two lessons free. For Information call 323-3763. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook 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, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Civic Center. Sanford Rotaract, 7 p.m., 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayccettes, 7:30 p.m. Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. .• " I TUESDAY, JULY31 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, North Edgemon Ave. Sanford Lions, noon, Lake Monroe, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House; 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7.0 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. . - • .' • . • ., EASY DOES IT I loine on Ninth Street In Sanford. The pipe project Is settlement based on the Egyptian-Israell peace treaty, regu- NeomNaz'il ' Terroris ts' Go On Trial In- Germany 0 BUECKEBURG, West Ger- bank robberies and kidnap- message. Judge Moschuring, "A later case will include many (UP!) The witness, pings. But Baum said: granting their right of ex- some 25 key ringleaders of the clad in black, strode Into the "We are particularly con- pression, only interrupts NSDAP (the Resurrected Nazi makeshift prison courtroom cerned that, for the first time, tirades that are out of context. Party)," he said. "We are still and flashed his arm in a Hitler neo-Nazis are engaging In The saluting witness, dressed just touching the outer edges of salute. like the four younger defend- the maze of organizations." terrorist activities." "Cut out that nonsense," According to an Interior ants in black attire modeled on The defendants are being bellowed Judge Helmut Mos- ministry report on terrorism, 24 Nazi storm trooper uniforms, tried on grounds of terrorism churing. Nazi groups In 1978 boasted was cut short when he declined since membership in Nazi-style His shout jolted the witness, 1,300 members. Another 52 to testify "as a National organizations is not illegal. the six defendants, their law- extreme right-wing organiza. Socialist." Moachuring refused yers and a courtroom or Uuns have 15,300 members. to let him make a speech and spectators. So did the salute, The neo-Nazi groups, which gave him other grounds for coming in West Germany's first give themselves names like refusing to testify. trial of neo-Nazis for alleged "Viking Youth" or "Hansa Prosecutor Hans-Juergen terrorist acts. Recreation Club," meet to sing Karge said the case had helped "We wanted to show that not Nazi songs and listen to map the neo-Nazi network in communists only have speeches attacking the "world- northern Germany. muscle," one of the admirers of wiae Jewlsfl-Bolshevist conAdolph Hitler and his National spiracy." Socialist movement told the The newspaper they follow court. most, "NS-Kampfruf" (NationThe current trial of six men al Socialist Warcry) - like on charges of robbing banks, about 95 percent of the Nazi bombing two court buildings propaganda material spread In and attacking milItary installa- West Germany - is produced In tions was evidence of a neoNazi the United States. upsurge which, said Interior Gary Rex Lauck, 25, of Minister Gerhart Baum' gave Lincoln, Neb., has been called "reasons for concern." as a witness in the Bueckeburg Admirers of Hitler, whose trial, although earlier he had dream of a 1,000-year German been denied entry into West relch eumd UI swciue WILfi we ueiinwiy because or Ins 8CAllies' victory in Europe in Uvltles. 1945, have not matched the leftOne defendant, Michael wing Baader-Melahof group's Kuehnen, has cited Lauck as a 12-year rampage of murder, major influence on his "patriotic" thinking. Lauck, who prints the "NSKampiruf" as well as Nazi swastika stickers and other Propaganda, will appear Aug. INC. 23, probably winding up the trial. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells : The six defendants, aged 20 to 104 E. Commercial AR 42 and defense witnesses used Dial 322.5762 , "'I the courtroom to spread their - ThURSDAY, AUGUST 2 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 pin.; Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs, Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, ?: 30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. .1 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St. AlAnon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 Seminole Sunrise KIWanIS, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Tuglewood LA, 8p.m. (closed), St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, 434. Your Adult Cub for SIngles, 9 pin., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry LA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 Ballroom and round danethg.,8 p.m. Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole LA, 8 p.m. ( open speaker), Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. it '.. -- 0.--- . LJ NJi'fl' _ Recommend, is that a school?" The military insists that part of a $153,000 community development project larly condemns Israeli raids targets are legitimate and designed to help eliminate flooding in the GoldsboroInto Lebanon, particularly the every strike is most carefully basin. Funds were provided through a grant from air strikes. planned. the Department of housing and Urban Development The Israeli public remains One air raid, according to under a three-year $2.1 million allocation to Sanford. silent orthe subject. Perhaps it military sources, was designed rememtrs too well the dozens to foil a guerrilla plot to attack . A relief. "I felt good about tWs game before the game." t the Astros Thursday nigh acted as if th ey were trailing 1 I 1 I Gener l • WE)) Electric Air Conditioning System Bronco's Hit COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. I UI'!) In a blare of patriotic District Sen-i is music and the panorama of more than 2,000 brightly uni$emninole American No. 2 and formed athletes representing - Semoran A teams were four sections of the United Thursda"s district winners in States, the National Sports (P Bronco tournament at Five Festival has started its second 1 61nts. run even bigger than last eminole American No. 2 year's inaugural. dawned Allstar Auto Parts, 14Six days of competition that 11, receiving four run-scoring will involve imiore than 2,600 of walks in the eight i nn ing for its America's fittest amateur athtiiargin of victor'. Kevin Bass letes begins today with fi had three hits for the winners in(ilvidimal events in 32 different and Bill Reardon and Man sports. Wing had three for the losers. The festival is the creation of Tonight's semifinals see U.S. Olympic Committee PresiSeminole N.L. No. I playing dent Robert Katie. At the Gainesville tonight at 8:30, opening ceremony last year he right after Seminole Amer ican broke down in an emotional No. 1 meets Semoran A. a 9-2 moment and was unable to winner Thursda'. continue speaking when he was SEMORAN A SEMORAN I given a st anding ovation by the ASRH ASEM 2 I 0 Fontaine II3 Innanen athletes. 3 0 I Polnduter 220 And.rton At Thursday might's opening Jean. 2 0 0 Mac Kenney 4 I 2 300 Schnitl.i Mtwel ceremony for the! second 4 I3 Wealdrldgi 3 0 5 Portliha 3 0 0 Plaigher 0 0 0 festival, Kane said, "These Daniel 2 0 0 O'Brien Sinde' have been the most wonderful ' ' 300 I I S Weeder Deimonte 0 0 0 O.M'K.nney 4 0 I Smith moments of ins' life." OtIs I00 0 0 I Evans Tht' tone of the opening I 0 0 Williams 300 Cole 25 9.12 I 0 I Totals ll,l,ar ceremony was 'ow key. The 2222 Totals athletes ambled more than 001 304 24-74 km. A.L. No.2 marched as they entered to the Allstar Auto 022 OH Cl-Il Mr Force Academy band's SEMINOLE A . L. ALLSTAR AUTO AS S marching music. They called No. 2 4 2H3 Al R N Reardon 7 22 out to each other, joked, shook 2 II Barry Temp.sta I0 I I 0 Tabal Evans 50 0 hands and waved dur ing the 31 I Euliano - -, GIlthflI Boss O'Brien DaPore Mulligan German p,ser Chase Mylan Nwman Totals Sesieran Samorana 40 3 Wing 4 33 long entry. 4 I I Ezerniy.wski 4 ° ' First came tile South - five 32 2 4 0 I Barrett I I I I I Mc0rew abreast in a long line stretching 211 2)1 Ross than 200 yards and o for more 4o 0 0 0 Mills 000 )lOWilks br ight green. everyone wearing •, 2 I 0 Kapelka I 0 Then caine the representatives 0 3 0 Roat I0 0 2 4 I Osborn 321112 of the Midwest, clad in bri ght 31149 Totals III 000-2 yellow. The E ast team was in 011312-4 blue and the West in vivid red. ' 0,40 sjjji S--- . ' -r - - .. -. . '' Chicago Pittsbrgh Phila St Louis Now York - 53 42 .555 2 53 43 .552 2½ 52 46 47 17 .500 71/7 40 54 .426 11' West w L Pct. OR •3 Houston Cinci - 54 49 .524 4 San Fran 49 53 .450 " San Diego 47 57 Los Ang 43 SI .426 14 Atlfll6 42 59 .416 15 Thursday's Results Cincinnati 9, Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 9, New York 2 St. Louis 6, Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 6, Houston 5 San Fran 6, San Diego 2 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Pittsburgh (Blyleven $3 and 0. Robinson 65) at Montreal (Grimsley 66 and Sanderson 6. 5). 7. 6:05 p.m. Cincinnati (LaCoss 9.4) at Atlanta (Niekro 11.11), p m SI. Louis (Forsch 3-9) 10.7&t Phila delp hia (Espinoa 107), 8:05 P.M. Chicago (McGlothen 9 I) at New York (Ellis 1.2), 5:05 p.m. LOS Angeles (Hough 12) at Houston (Niekro 14$), 5:35 p m. San Francisco (Blue SI) at San Diego (Jones $6), 10 p.m. Saturday's Games Chicago at New York Cinci at Atla, 2, twinight Piltsbgh at Montreal, night St. Louis at Phila, night LOS Angeles at Houston, night San Fran at San Diego, night American League East w BaIt i. Pct. OR 67 33 .670 60 34 .625 5 60 41 .591 7½ 55 .45 .550 12 50 48 .510 16 47 52 .475 19½ 31 70 .307 36'.', Boston Milwauke New York Detroit Clevelnd Tonto west W L Pct. 01 50 44 .569 Minn SJ 43 341 3 Texas 53 44 .535 3'., Kan City 19 50 .495 71/i Chicago 46 54 .460 H Seattle 43 60 .117 iSV, Oakland 27 75 26$ 31 Thursday's Results New York 3, California 0 Oakland I, Boston 6 Cleveland 7, Minnesota 2 Toronto S. Texas 4 Baltimore 12, Seattle 1 Detroit 5, Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 6, Chicago 1 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Detroit (Wilcox $4) at Toronto (Huffmln 1-I1), 7:30 p.m. New York (Hunter 75) at Milwaukee (Caldwell 115), 1:30 p.m. Cleveland (Barker 04) at Chicago (Scarbery 14), 5:30 p.m. Boston (Stanley 114) at Texas (Corner 106), 0:35 p.m. B.diIilI,uiv (Flonigon 130 •t Kansas City (Leonard 6.71. 8:35 p.m. Seattle (Honeycutt 67) at E iV ' Montreal National League East w L Pct. GB Calif KA .PaaPSr.. • - . .• •--, 0.- .- . - - //6' T'6'P ' S;..! 11.~_, i - - '. .. ,4 , , ~~ . ~' *. q: ,/Og sE.4tO6 qgcoA'p i':4-4' qt 6- , -ER - i 4"°6EOR6t O57"ER, -. . ' -' \I'. / : o 7'//E c/Nc/.4WA7/ - -. . • RAPA ___ /760R15 ' -. . lo BtCaVi ., - ,t,R7/?6',q- - wwivEH, /RE , 0; R_-01 V • -- IN ' c r . '\ . fT,4,)tVE'9R tHE &4E 7/MI ,V6Z PIP ,// 14.q4' #i dVP47Ei' O 71,'f,fo,t74/ IIOP/// Wt147 y,, ' •- - -' ,. . - .-•,. - . . #16 ''- ', .,.. •. izqov htf 32 OIV /'JONE. . , ,. . Il .-. 1. , - • vVeg-, I championship game with the Boston Patriots, Mix mowed down three defenders as his teammate scored on an end sweep. Lary, only the fifth defensive back elected to the Hall of Fame, merits distinction not only as a safety but also as it punter. lie intercepted 50 passes and punted 503 times. averaging 44,3 yards per punt. By United Press lnternatioual in the ninth then Ben Oglivie Ii, San Diego 2. Yankees 2, Angels 0: In Detroit, guarded optimism cracked a two-run homer. Ron Guidry fired a three"The kid did a super job," is the rule when it comes to rookie Dan Petry. Too many said Milwaukee manager hitter and Jerry Narron and George Bainberger of Petry. Bucky Dent delivered HBI promising young pitchers including Mark "The Bird" -It looks like the kid is gonna to singles in the seco,id Inning to lift New York over California. Fidrych, Dave Rozema and Kip be a good one." Elsewhere in the American A's 8, Red Sax 6: have burst upon the Youn g Mitchell Page drove in four scene for the Tigers - only to League, New York blanked California, 24). Oakland outlastruns with a homer and a pair of be felled by arm injuries. Petry tossed a seven-hitter ed Boston, 8-6, Toronto downed doubles anti Tony Armas scored Thursday night, registering his Texas, 8-4, Baltimore trounced three runs and added a solo second complete game and Seattle, 12-1, Kansas City homer to power Oakland. third victory in four decisons handled Chicago. 6-1, and Blue Jays 8, Rangers 4: (fm Velez belted two homers since beginning his brief major- Cleveland ripped Minnesota, 7and drove in four runs and league career earlier in the 2. In the Nat iona l League, it was [)anti)- Ainge knocked in a pair month. Jason Thompson':three-run homer was enough Cincinnati 9, Pittsburgh 7; of runs to lead Toronto. for tte 20-year-old right-bander Chicago 9, New York 2; St. Orioles 12. Mariners 1: Lee May belted a grand slain as the Tigers posted a 5-2 vie- Louis 6. Atlanta 2; Los Angeles tory over the Milwaukee 6, Houston 5 and San Francisco and Ken Singleton drove in five runs with a homer and a single, Brewers. powering Baltimore to its rout ''lie's got great poise,'' said of Seattle. Detroit Manager Sparky ltoyals 6, White Sax I: Anderson of Petry, who now has Fred Patch hit his first homer a 2.16 ERA. "Anything you tell of the season, a threerun shot. him he does." anti I.arr)' Gum Pitched a fivePetry, who struck out three hitter to lead Kansas City. and walked one, lost his shutout Indians 7, Ts ins 2: - - Rogers 6=Under At Philly '."t'' . ' 111 I I- •• - - - I 1630 9.00 720 SVicandiRodolto 6.60 Oakland (Minello 1.3). 10:30 Beulmead Q (-) 25.00; P (34) 60.60; 1 Shadow Dance p.m 610 3.00 4.40 6) 12140. at I Strut Along 5.2) Minnesota (Zahn Eighth Game 10:20 California I 61. (crost 0 (7-5) 66.40. P (5.1) 91.70. 1 (I-I2ZubiGoirl 11.00 5.60 5.60 4) .. P. 3 SaidOlano 6.00 5 Fifth Race. B. , T. n.os Saturdays Games 3160 I Tracy Racy 11.10 710 1.10 IGasti.Gondta Seattle at Oakland Q (25) 43.50; P (7.5) 132.40; T 042Claregun'a Lord Minnesota at Calif. night 9.60 5.50 S Madison Viking Boston at Texas, night 310 • Ninth Game Ba ltimore at Kan City. night 55.00, P (1.2) 196.30. 1 (1.3. 3 lilSa 20-60 7.40 3 00 Milwaukee. 5) 403.60. York at New I GasH 15 60 3 Sixth Race S 5-16, T. 31.47 night 2 80 7 DapperDa" al Toronto, night Daei, en 15.00 7.20 4.20 S Oscar (I 40.00; P (3-I) 102.00; 1 131 0)) S Put And Take Cleveland at Chicago. night 7.50 1.60 5.00 5)240.00. 3 LR's Daydream Tenth Game 0(5.7) 33,10. P (75) II1.20 T (7.510,10 .?O 4.6C 5 Zubi Bad,ola 3) 436.40. I Ramon.Sarduy 1160 6 20 Seventh Race. A, 5-16. T. 31.34 3 Beide Isidro Soo DAYTONA BEACH 6 Sabena 11. 20 5.50 3.10 0(1.5) 34.10; PP (5.7) 77.40; T 0. 7 CarricAgain THURSDAY NIGHT 1.20 3.00 First Race, M. 5.16, T. 31.76 I Fred's Bev 5.20 13) 341.60. Eleventh Game 7 Impasse 2410 5.20 5.50 0(67) 25.40, P (6.7) 53.30, T (6.7. 6 Sara Gasti II 900 6,20 3 00 s C.C.s Super Lady 1)214.20. 4.20 4.20 Santi Arca 660 3 00 1 Medley Eric Eighth Race, 0, t. T. 31.50 3.20 2 Victor Mandioia 3 70 0 (51) 94.20, P (7.5) 176.70, 1(7.5. 4 MK' Rascal 29.10 13.20 9.50 0)(61 47.20; Pit-11) 123.60; T (45. 7 Sendintheclos n U).60. 5.40 3.00 3) 1I0.10. 3,10 Second Race, D, 5-16,1. 31.5$ 6 Blazer Troubles Twelfth Game 5 Skeen's Holiday 41.10 21.00 6.60 0(4.7) 32.10, P (4.7) 143.70, 1 (4.7. 3 Sa i d Enrique 7. 60 350 300 7 Slippery Madam 6.60 3.60 6) 4,337.40. SMutilla Sarduy 1.50 500 6 Kevin' s Delight 3.10 Ninth Race, C. 5-16, T. 31.1$ 500 0(34 )105.00, P (57) 244.50, T (S. I Toot Twice 17.60 $20 1.50 2 IsasaBadlola 0(3-3) 43.00; P (35) 204.00; T (3-S 4 Sopchopy 7.6) 2.135.00. 9.40 4.20 2.10 2) 325.00. S Stand Still Third Race, 0,3-16,1.32.01 A- 2034; Handl.- 5124.910. 7 Mountain Gravy 11.10 6.60 3.10 0(1.4) U.0Q, P (1.4) $23.10, T (1.4' K's Madcap 5.00 3.40 5) 711.20. St. Jim 1.20 Tenth Race, B, 3-16, T. 31.63 Q(4•7)33.00,P(7.4)365.2LT(7-4- 2 Green Meadow 11.1010.00 7,50 6) 931.40. I Imperial Sight 10.00 4.80 SEMINOLE Fourth Race, C. $.14, T. 31.67 I Maid 0 Flight 1.20 THURSDAY NIGHT I King Of 0(2's) *2.50, P (2-5) 225.05. T (24 First Race 4) 96)50. 2 Forever Kent 6.10 12.60 7.60 Eleventh Race, A, 5-16, T. 31.24 140 360 2 Carry Fred 5.10 3.50 7.10 S Tarlo I Lucky Jon El 3.10 S Mountain Fabla 6.20 3.10 0(3-3)37.40, T (25.1) 371.60, Time 6 Rosy Romy 240 3:05.4. 0(2-3) 22.40, P (21) 121.31, 1 (2-1' Second Race 4) 115.6$. 4 Max The Track $0.60 3.40 2.20 Twelfth Race. C. ~. T. t.• up I Mr. Quick Change 3.00 220 2 Concannon 10.10 4.60 4.40 2.60 2.40 5 Magic Bullet 2 70 I Duke Axe 0(65) 13.20.1 (685) 63.30, Time LOS ANGELES (UPI) - X- 7 Baby H Nick 4.20 0(1.2) 13.00. P(2-I) 32.11. 1 (2-1- 2:11.3. Rays of California pitcher Third Race 7) 234.60. Nolan Ryan's Injured elbow I Flash Fol-OOd 20.00 1.20 6.10 A - 7,980i Handle $204.40. I Mister Delhi proved negative Thursday and 4.60 2.60 7 GB Gee 3 the All-Star right-bande r is 0(1.4)29.20, T (I44) 2)7.40. Time expected to take his regular 2:07.3. DAYTONA BEACH turn in the Angels' pitching Fourth Race THURSDAY NIGHT 7 Another Brolhe 1.20 4.20 2.10 rotation. First Game 6 Enough Time 1.60 3 10 Ryan left Wednesday night's Trani. Andre 16.00 4.00 3.60 3 Baby Bear game against the New York Q (67) 14.00, 1 (7-5.3) 76.40, Time 1.40 1.40 1:44.0. Yankees in the second inning 42Victor-Pradera Domlngo.Mandiola $1.20 Fifth Race after feeling something pop in (21) P (144) 205.00. 7 By George 5.10 3.10 400 Second Game his right elbow. Ryan was s Mac Farvel 3.50 i.00 OArano-Fernan 77.20 10.40 4.40 3 Baby Holy 6.10 examined Thursday by Dr. 1 Victor Diaga 6.50 1.60 0(5-7)39.40, T (7-5.3) 613.80, Time _ _ aa._ Robert Kerlan. who said the tn.,_ " " '•'"" '' 1N.J. ' 0(44I100:P(I4)97.$:T($.4. veteran right-bander probably Sixth Race 2 Hawihorne Demo 7.00 3.40 7.40 popped some scar tissue. He 1) 111001 DO (34) 192.31. Third Game I TlbgasPower 4.10 3.10 will continue to be under ob. S5anti $3.10 7.50 5.00 S Ocala Jiffy Fr 3.10 se*vatlon. 4 lUbi 5.40 1.30 Q (34) 15.40, 1(241) 222.20, Time I ROdOIfO 3.10 2:09.3. Q(4'1)49.21gP(I-4)135.50,T(S-4. Seventh Race Dog Racing Harness Racing Ryan Back , L ineeu Jai Ala! Torborg Joins Yankee Staff NEW YORK (UPI) - Jeff Torborg, fired as manager of the Cleveland Indians on .Monday, will Join the New York Yankees as a coach beginning Aug. 3. Torborg, a 10-year veteran of the major leagues, will work with New York pitchers, the Yankees announced Thursday. He was one of New York Manager Billy Martin's AllStar coaches in 1977 and 78. 1)1061.41. P.wlh Game lSara.Arrleta 21.10 $2.10 4.20 I Victor.Ijrquita 4.50 5.10 Iaarnon-GastIlI 500 QlamenOasttl ISO Q(14))9.NjP(4-1)l5I.35;T(4.I. Fifth Game •Mutiila.Echanl 24.10 9.30 3.50 2lsasa-D498 4.40 1.20 1Apra 1z-E,1rqe 3.40 0(34)1I.45iP(51) 124.1$; T($'l. 4) 393.21. Sixth Game lSara-Andre 26.20 4.50 3.40 2Carasa-Pradera 4.00 3.40 • Trani-Arco 3.80 Q(2-43I.4l:P-2) 114.I11:T14-3. $ Seven* Game 3ZUbiIsidrO 6.00 4.40 4.20 1 Sara- Enrique 5.60 1.00 He also ran back punts and kept defensive players on edge because of his ability to run with the ball, lie ran from punt formation 10 times for an average of 15.3 yards. Following the induction, the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland Raiders will play in the annual Hall of Fame game, which kicks off the NFl, preseason schedule. Petry Raises Detro'ot's Hopes With Seven-Hitter `*"s`u`I"s`s`su1 A GEJNJY =rIji-riuJn- L',' FOSTER APPARENT Amateur SCOREBOARD Athletes a Major League Hopeful Baseball - WALL HjEATING, 1 00ISantordAve. 1Tt1 drive, Butkus ravaged offensive formations with his speed and Instinct. Mix, chosen as one offensive tackle in Hall of Fame balloting for the all AFL team, was assessed only two offensive holding penalties during his 10 seasons with the Chargers. Nicknamed "The Intellectual Assassin," Mix was known for his blocking. In the 1963 AFL football's alltime passer, has statistics that are hard to beat -- passing 8,186 times, he made 2,830 completions, gained 40,239 yards and threw 290 touchdown passes. He threw at least one touchdown in every game for a 47 straight games. Many a quarterback was glad when Butkus, called the "Maestro of Mayhem" retired. Playing with an-all consuming ,. - - they would ever be awarded football's highest honor. Other players being enshrined along with them are Ron Mix, a premier offensive tackle with the San Diego Chargers, and Yale Lary, a versatile defensive safety and punter, who began his career in 1952 with the Detroit Lions. Unitas, chosen in 1969 by a Hall of Fame committee as By United Press International the Dodgers, as is usually the Boston, 8-6, and Cleveland The Los Angeles I)odgers Case, committing two errors defeated Minnesota, 7-2. have been on a rampage that which cost theiii three runs. Cardinals 6, Braves 2: has produced seven victories in Left-fielder Jose Cruz failed Ted Sinunons and George eight gaines since the All-Star to snag Dave )- Lopes' line drive Hendrick drove in two runs game, including a 6-5 triumph to the wall in the second inning, each to back the five-hi t pitThursday night over the NI. allowing two runs to score. ching of Silvio Martinez and West Division-leading Houston Then shortstop Craig Reynolds give the Cardinals a victory Astros. failed to pick a throw front the over the Braves. The Dodgers still trail the outfield on Thomas' seventh- Giants 6, Padres 2: Astros by 14 games, but there timing 1(131 triple, allowing Jack Clark's two-run single has been it surge of renewed Thomas to score for a 6-4 lead. with two out An the fifth enabled optimism on the club and with Elsewhere in the NI.. St. the Giants to defeat the Padres two months to go there is a lAnus beat Atlanta, 6-2, San and snap a four-game losing i,.,, ,,I,I0.,.,k , i.',-............. growing fecliug t,,, l);cgo, C- strcak. seems almost impossible, Los 2, Chicago walloped New York, Angeles may still make a run 9-2, and Cinciruiati outslugged Cubs 9, Mets 2: Rookie Scot Thompson had Pittsburgh, 9-7. for the division title. three hits, including his first In American League action, "I don't think there's any wa major-league home run, and in the world you can count the Toronto topped Texas, 84 Steve Ontiveros cracked a Dodgers out," said I)errel Baltimore routed Seattle, 12-1, three-run homer to lift the Cuba Thomas, who sparked Thur- New York blanked California, sday night's victory with three 2-0, Kaitsas ('its' topped Chica- to victory over the Mets. go, 6-1, l)ctroit nipped Mil. Reds 9, Pirates 7: runs batted in. Johnny Bench drove in four Even pitcher Joe Beckwith, a waukue, -2, Oakland downed runs with a three-run homer Dodger for only seven days, and a single in leading the Reds senses a change, to a sweep of their threeganie "I think the Astros are scared series with the Pirates. of us," said Beckwith, who notched his first major league victory with 2 2-3 innings of __ . Dick Butkus, the awesome Chicago Bears' middle linebacker who picked apart many an offensive unit, this year became eligible for Hall of Fame membership. Players become eligible five years after their retirement. Unitas and Butkus announced their retirements at the end of the 193 SCSOflS and did not have to wait long, wondering if Dodgers Still On Tear, Astros' Lead Four Games -• / • Au CANTON, Ohio i UP! Two football superstars, elected within their first year of eligibility; an American Football League great of the 1960s. and a National Football League star of the 1950s will be inducted Saturday Into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Johnny Unitas, the Baltimore Colt passer %%ho perfonned brilliantly under pressure, and 4 Miss KIng Ted Cox rapped twu run- - scoring doubles to spark Cleveland to a sweep of their three-game series with Mmnesota. 1. PHll.ADELPII1A tUP1't 11I Rogers has taken four of the last five weeks off front the PGA tour for some fishing around his homnt' area of Texarkana, Texas. But lie returned to the links with a bang 'Iliursday to shoot a 6-tinder-par 65 to tit' for the first - round lead with David (;raluii, in the riiin.piaguedT Philadelphia Golf Classic. Half the 156-player field in the 50,000towumeuit as unable STE. JULY de VEI(to complete 18 holes Thursday CIIERES, Quebec UI'! i after showers thun' Nancy Lopez is trying to cope (ierstormns madeand the course with it season that is only unplayable. They were to slightly less brilliant than her complete their first round this recordlreaktng rookie tour last morning and then proceed to year. the second round. But it's awfully tough. Morris hiatalsky led the later Lopez shot a 3-over-par 76 group at 5-under-par through 15 Thursday to fitiish seven : holes while harry Jaeckel and strokes off the pace set by Mike McCullough were at 4 Canadian Cathy Sherk in the under. Defending champion first round of the $150,000 Peter Jack Nicklaus was even-par Jackson Classic. through 12 holes. Sherk, ranked the top amaOf those who finished, Bob teur golfer by Golf Digest last Byinan, aided by a 6-under-par year, sank five birdie putts to 30 on the front nine, joined take a 3-stroke lead over 90 Mark McCumber, Forrest go lf ers vying for the $22,500 Fezler, Tommy Valentine and winner's purse at the par-73 Bobby Wadkins at 67. Former Rouville course near Montreal. U.S. Open champion Lou Lopez' less than brilliant play Graham paced four players at was the last straw in a season 68 and Ben Crenshaw headed an that has suddenly become eight-player group at 69. frustrating. Rogers, who stands 10th 0(2 "Stupid," she exclaimed Ic U p By hree this year's PGA money list after blasting her second shot despite the fact he hasn't won a into a lake to take a double tournament, took the last two bogey 7 at tile 12th hole. weeks off to get in a little 'I think I'm concentrating Fishing around his home and on too much on my swing, I putted Fellow pro Bruce lAetzke's lake better than I should have today. .1 In Oklahoma. I have been putting too pretty." 'I played 12 str ai ght tournaSix other players including inents at the beginning of the year and I got in good shape veteran Judy Rankin were tied .1 money-wise," the 27-year-old in second place at 1-under 72 Rogers said. 6.20 6.00 3.00 1 Frann.s Byrd 7.40 2.50 I Dusty Lehigh 3.00 0(44)53.50, 1 (44.5) 300.00, Time EliliffiRace 7 CllppsrsPride 5.20 2.60 2.20 S Brad Capers 2.60 2.20 I Manna 1.00 Q (57) 4.50. T (7.5.4) 44.40, Time 2:07.1. Ninth Race 2 laronRufus 12.00 4.20 5.20 7 White Spider 5.50 9.00 $ King Berg 3.00 0(3-7)3$.41,T(2-7.11) 163.41, Time 2:01.4. Tenth Race 2 DamansStar 3.50 3.40 2.80 5 Miss Holly B 2.10 7.20 I OJWlscoy 2.60 0 (35) 1.0$, T (2-1-4) 42.50, Time 2:10.2. '*-'4'.- �t LON DIE OA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'P LIKE IELP T LIUT,ERB BUT IMA LITTLE 44T I JJLc'NT TAKE MY LATTENULD 'YOU? "' (yj ACROSS 47 Confederate by Chic Young Friday, July 27, ir MLJ6T l4A'. LEANEO 1 ThTMCV FOMØLOJ1E! ______ (abbr) l Maintained W i1j_tjjHjojuji 0 101____ N1 CA IRIETDT_ fl IEU$FL ___ ____ 48 lJnilateral(2 5 Stuffy wds) 9 Aged MYELF ( Answer to Previous Puzzle States Army - l2Atop 51 Antenna 13 Former 55 Over (poetic) Size Of Mu scles ARMS__O _ 01 t 14 Accounting S6Goaway agency (abbr) hy 58 Knob o v 59 last letter NF Affects Calorie Use I R OURSEL\/ES NA i A NN I DEAR DR. LAMB- Can you bingo explain If there is something IA1 T 1 E 1III!1 Russia 16 Anguish It I wrong with my metabolism State (Fr.) 17 Actress Taylor 81 £016 A LAN ____ LI I I __ 62Geologicalpe.___ R A N rTMIAI!IYAN Whether I eat a great deal or 18 Kick L F N I MA 0 F nod Ancient not, my weight stays about the 83 Adolescent 9 AmOUtOuS 31 Jack Tars Hebrew e-l4Opsfor5feet 11 84 Blocks up look drink ascetic Inches. I can account for no 37 Mexican 10 Reclined 22Songstress 20 periodic changes in my living DOWN 11 fl Lamb peninsula Nap Starr pattern which should be a 19 Wall border 38 If not 23 Traitor (sI.) 1 Executioner jn 41 Storage bin factor, My wife who eats 21 Ideal gas 24 Wore away "Mikado" how many calories your body 43 Won 28 Smug person 2 Level condition sparingly of nonfattening 45 Did not exist sending it to you. 32 Cheer (abbr.) has di fficulty controlling her uses. I'm 3 Writing tool (cont.) if a person walks a lot, 24 First-rate Even 33 Quaint weight. My health appears to be 48 School (Fr) 34 Auricle (comp. wd.) they may not develop or 4 Russian 48 Seep normal for my age of 74. My 35 Comedian harness 25 Shed blood 49 Never (cont?.) weight stayed the same during maintain large muscles. The Sparks 5 Having leg muscles will be just large 26 Restyle50 Goddess of my adult years. 38 Indeed bulging eyes 27 Normandy fate DEAR READER — No, it enough and strong enough to 39 Self invasion day 52 little 6 Genetic sounds to me like your support the body. The kinds of 40 Esau's country 29 Whirl material 53 First man metabolism must be pretty exercise you need to do to 42 Christmas log 7 More frigid 30 Shakespear. 54 Leases 44 Bird of prey 8 lop of altar son villain 57 Rosa bead good and a lot of other people maintain the size of your I 2 4 3 would like to do as well, ü. muscles involve strength 5 i 8 6 10 11 9 r 15 Relative of 80 River in Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dr. I4 _ Friday, July 27,1979-hA M'I'ss Rumbley, __ ____________________ ______ - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker \(JQ J' THANKS THAT'S A THAT'S THE FlRST TIME TREE STRUCK I 6000 PIsGulsE.9p EETLE ___________________ I klou 0 J ______ 1' — — 12 ——— 15 THE BORN LOSER 16 — — — 19 by Art Sa nsom 20 EAV. co" Lor BEACH VJITh I 29 30 31 28 — — — 34 32 In addition to that, the — — 38 J38 -. many calories your body j 1 41 40 42 • - DEAR DR. LAMB - Several ——— 44 45 146 ————— 48 49 50 4 4-- 7 - 2-7 55 by Bob Montana ARC HI E 51 ————— 52 53 54 GAS s/vtw,f2) 'IES. ____ BERUNOVERBY BETTY, IT WON'T __________ _______ BF ;;~g -- 59 — — _______ — ——— MCI /' —— 04 — — hernia DAYTIME certainly didn't read that in niv obesity for many people. tear or stretching of normal YOUR BIRTHDAY you need from them. July28, 1979 CAPRICORN (Dec. =-Jan Short trips which you will be 19) A willingness to make taking this coming year will compromises in business prove to be both fun and fruitful situations co uld be enormously for you. There's a strong beneficial to you today. You'll chance you'll meet a person get the be of the bargain. who will open up avenues of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) opportunities. G$.JYTH1&JG! Akx Kkm WIN LEO (J uly 23-Aug. ) Th1 value to you tater can be won could be a very fortunate day over today because of your for you romantically, as well 85 willingness to go out of your materially. You're lucky for way to be helpful to him now. those you WHETHER 'Tl THAT IS THE OJESTJ'. THE REGULAR *AN 15 SICK— 4 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) are lucky for you. Your new Th ere could be a profitable Astro-Graph letter tells you outlet for a talent you presently what lies ahead for you in only for noncommercial year following your birthday. US by Al Vermeer ANt) HES \/ 9T' THE óCT1NG LIG4IT WI-OS THAT NOBLER THE ?v\INP WiNPOW BREAKS? Many people predicted It would be dynamic. Now its drome - the national • . ______ 4 Alt _ BUGS BUNNY '(ER eONttA 'PENM. ' 'N R F.'1NC`y 4NOThIR LUNCH 7M0 ,qgg% _________ UNFORTUNATELY, HE H45 A yggy VEEN _________ _____ livetfLe IT? PL)ET WITH m' i& APgr Stoffel 8, Helmdahl _____ meet / ____ / Q L. ____ ___ ' NOTES.' • yourself. Challenges awaken CANCER (June 21-July 22) your fullest potential. You have the knack tuda)! to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. make good things better, 21) Deal directly with big shots especially if It could mean instead of underlings today If something to you financially, . EtCh' 7-27-A •74 there hi something Important Setyouralghtahlgh. SPIDER-MAN AUNT MAY, ,J(z.. ONLY 8LJT• You SURE HAP FAlNTEf WHAT PEAR! A9OIJT'CAROt.E' ____ by Bob Tha yes REST • 97 sr •K83 K Q 107 spades, two hvart.q, 94 •K65 MR. Pg$gDINT —_w _______ __ • Q J 10 5 VJ662 10 8 3 Pill • Q 10 , __ ___ _____ _ ____ Ask t1w Experts He rose with dummy's ace of hearts and dropped his six. Then, In hope of forestalling a club lead, he led best game contract. INFWSPAPER FNTERPRISE ASSN. I ., (Fora copy ofJACQByMOO. ERN send $1 to: - Win at Bridge.- care of this newspa- one to his 10. Lo and behold the 10 held the trick. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City • He was off and running. Sation.Newvork,N.VtoO19i' by Stan Lee and John Romita.: ____________________________ 4 SHE WON'T AS FATE I%4S I7'$ TANtL5P l%EB. TELL. ME WHERE .5HE IS-- FOR MY , guy A / OWN SAFETY.' ry ,yggr !i I1:1:w 1;;;) ___ CAROLâ! IF __ ONLY £ _____ .. ___ - .., ,- ____ _____ I P ASHAM!P or - IP MYC1.O1)*S Is PP'LW V&*WNI? ui PO". ____ -. 5,'_ g. • , ' —., " " " / Z,'WD .: ; IC, _________ ______ ZOONIES . . . . . YMY lay, ___ _____ _ ........ ' , I SAID IT'S MY! 6OTAN ,- .—.. • . --.•. .. --.•--- AIR MAIl, of La Canada, Ca.; and Jim Willianis of New York, NY. bridegroom; Mrs. Arlene Runibley, sister-in-law of the bride; and I.T. AND MRS. BRENT G. GlIA.I.-J.11 Miss Eve Edelberg. Their gowns and flowers were identical to the honor attendant's. Junior bridemaid was l'racie Humbley and flower girl was Lisa ltwiibley, nieces of the bride. They wore shell pink qiana gowns brother-in-law of the bride; and Richard Robinson ilf Virginia Beach, Va. After a reception held in the fellowship ball of the utitin'ti. the' newlyweds departed for a wedding trip to Bar Harbor, Maine. Th ey are making their home at 43 Malk1L Drive, Tiiiisiuiui, Maine.The bridegroom is I lieutenant III the United States Nt%-N Devian Gilliam attended his brother as best nian. Ushers were John T. l{wnbley Jr.., brother of the bride; Richard Chase, 0 - -. - - • -. *',,,_... For .' • , • '. . •. L 4 •' - ' . • . L--"__ -- After 6,000 Years wonit or co rn and pickle with Bacillus, tliuiingii'ii, worm on squash and a biological UoiitIOl that home gardeners and many, Including the ones used on vegetable gardens, are cucwnbers. Again, depend on chemicals Only US a last works in a way sunilat to germ warfare. This control does hot hurt people u resort. If you (10 use them, use theiti in the correct beneficial iIist'its, lii gives the ('atII1)IllflI. a -J I ___ The pen has been mightier than the sword for 6,000 years, but it has taken that long to develop a pen that gives the user all the features desired in one writing instrument. After centuries of stagnation, tools for writing ha ve been revolutionized in the past few years, beginning with marketing of kK%k __ beAwr thepointin1. . Now the new Spinnaker, Introduced by Sanford Corp., 123year-old producer of inks and writing instruments, combines the smoothness of a felt tip with the carbon-making capacity of a ballpoint and an ink that is permanent. Th e ink is the same type of formulation used in writing the Constitution of the United States, th-mh fimalain IWN - - - .. . - - .• - - . . - • •. disease that attaik thea excited and spray when garden, irrigate your Many things can be done to protect your garden against pests without resorting to pesticides. you see a few holes. Most plants Lull stand up to 30 percent foliage loss without a loss in yield.. When the itlatits the day before spraying in order to prevent or to reduce chances of burned plants. feeding iuiitiediateI Bacillus tliuritigieiisis sold under several trade luililes; I)ipel, llactiir ilhl(I Time and money both can be saved by only using foliage loss is over 30 percent, then you might Always try to spray in the late afternoon for several 'i'huricidc. Most local garden centers carry one of pesticides when absolutely want to spray. Examine the holes in the reasons. First, bees pollinate these products. Another simple but el- are going to spray your wound, a plant hole will to mid-afternoon. One of tive garden pests is to erect higher populations in places where grass has been growing. scab if the hole is old. Don't spray if the holes have scabs because the insects that produced aren't the biggest problems home gardeners have is setting fruits on vegetables that have to be pollinated, so To reduce these soil feeding anymore. Nature Insects, prepare your home gardens so that the sun, you don't want to spray at usually takes care of a majority of insects before times the bees are pollinating, a physical barrier against pests that nibble nit your plants. 'I'o prevent ' cut worm damage, you call ('lit (lie Iottoin froin a %%ax ctip and place the cup over the stem or you can wrap rain and other weather kill they are big enough to S e c o n d , In a n y aiwninwu foil aroutu% the some of these insects. seriously damage the destructive pests feed at platit for 2 it ches I xwe Prepare the garden by plant. rotifling and plowing the For night, so by applying pesticIdes iii the late atternoon, you probably will kill more of these pests than by applying the same eslielle earlier in the "y* If possible, use a the most part area several tunes before planting. preventive insecticide spraying usua lly should not Inspect your garden for insects at leas, twice a week.If possible, handpick any destructive pests off yo ur plants. Look for holes in the leaves, but don't get be used because it often kills beneficlal insect8 and can lead to a higher con. centratlon of destructive ' Late ' 10 to 12 hours a day in of foil. Remember, pests. Use only preventive control. For example, most sprays to control corn ear worms can be controlled problenis )-oil shoul(I liave Dr. graphic arts. i made an appointment me first successful fountain pen arrived in 1884. The first pen to with a physician two months use a ballpoint, was patented in 1888, but it was 1944 before it was ago for 3 p.m. last Monday. it marketed successfully. the soil and 2 inches below. Usea 4 inch by 6 inch piece pesticides Lire not a substitute for looci cultural pracli vs, The better you initialk prepare your garden. les' U insect biological method of Irks DEAR ABBY: I am a middleaged businessman who works Then technology speeded up, Points made of tortoise shell came in the early leoos, then steel pen points after 1830. dosage and in the recommended way. if you much is it going to cost? •• <z:,:1i,. Busy ' and disease Artist children with her. His divorce Usten to your parents. Isn't final yet, and my folks DEAR ABBY: how is this for IIJII Dear Abby in g with a guy a proposal of marriage don't want me go with that kind of background. "Darling, how would you like Abby, you've got to believe me. to be buried in my family plot? fie is really a wonderful guy. This actually liaplwiied to That messed-up marriage was me, Abby, lie's a widower, 69, in rapid order, came the first fiber-tip pen in 1964, th e off, but I considered it HER fault, not his. and I'm a widow, 66. porous plastic Up, the micro-extruded capWa ry pthstIc tip and the ssary. nece How ca n I get IflY parents to I roller ball pen such as the Spinnaker. INSTIT('IIFS I arrived at the doctor's office just meet him and judge Win for IN RICHMOND at 2:45 p.m. and was told that It the doctor for your time, but I what he Is? DEAR IN: lie obviously digs would be another "20 minutes." think It's impracticaL A doctor IN LOVE you. But don't make light of was difficult for me to take time me quill pen appeared during the 6th century B.L and was thi The basic writing Instrument for more than a thousand years. PARIS AlPI)-7be first day (i~ quill dimmilMaC .%E1nA4r irv The earliest writing Intruments were reeds and rushes, used by the Egyptians before 4000 B.C. The Greeks used styli as early as 1216 B.C. and the Chinese used brushess made of camel's or rat's tJrbaxi iIolculturist ' ' digestive tract. It takes up t 72 hours f o r the c;itvi pill ars to the, but they stop -- n Combines Users' Needs DAVIS before my planting is done. Most soil insects build up _________ Practices A large percentage of all necessary. t DAYTIME _____________________________________________ NIGHTTIME _______________________________________________________________________________________ bstitute pesticides are used by often should I spray? how • . % Cultural used wlzlecessdrily. Most home gardeners I talk to soo ner or later ask me two questions: How •,' . * I 0 sticide Not - . - stationed at NAS Brunswick, Maine. GARDENING __ Wear At 4 p.m. I was told it would be can't block out X number of DEAR IN LOVE: Assuming such a grave matter. another 20 minutes. At 5 p.m. I minutes for each patient, like a the man is blameless, I wonder Who said the teen years are was told the same thing—that music teacher who gives one- what kind of "wonderful" 25- the happiest? For Abby's new A Hat pinks, occasional plaids and cord, fully belted or with display swirling skirts several the doctor had been overbDoked hour lessons., Some patients yearold guy, not yet divorced, booklet "What Teenagers Want of allowings in the Paris fall- royal and duck blues. half belts emphasizing the inches below the knee, unlike and would see me 5 SOOfi as require more time than others, would knowingly see a "not To Know," write Abby: 132 most of the designers who put possible. I left. And don't forget the un. quite 16-year-old girl" behind Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. made two emphatic black net veils-sometimes Unlike other opening shows, the hemline barely over the My question: My time 15 predictable telephone In. her parents' back. I would have 90212. Enclose $1 and a ItØtementa: waistlines are with sequins over the eyes- however, Dior made a kecaP, worth, conservatively, $50 an terruptions and emergencies a to say that be must be lo, damped (28 cents), sellnarrow and shoulders are topped tightly pulled back ' e other how. By giving me an ap. doctor gets dilly. I doubt II any something less than wonde rf breakaway from the pencil-thin And also unlike th ul addressed envelope, please. broad styles to emphasize the look for skirt styles and strutted a shows, Scherrer kep polntment for 3 p.m. I had an doctor intentionally keeps a t the is One-fourth. of the 23 haute the upcoming fashion season design called "Amphora," with exposed. tie did not show any implied contract with the patient walling. Couture designers parading will be simple, sleek and billowing hips and thighs. doctor. Therefore, don't you or slacks outfit or bOCJ. tbAr styles Monday strewed straight. DEAR ABBY: Although I'm think it would be appropriate to h blllthedoct.orforthe$lOOIlost not size 4 but in thRt outfit her hips modelf! in dozens of padded or puffed shoulders and din, Jean-Louis Scherrer, Ig•L like they're about 40 inches with cigarette legsjumpsuits, by cooling my heels in his outa for my age. I am in love with a Mr. and Mrs. David White, 453 Riverview Ave., Sanford, anstopping office? ne$t, clean and conservative Pierre Palmain, Torrente and wide," a pest at the Dior show siIgMIy above the ankles. 25-year-old guy, but I have to nounce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Amy Elizabeth, llnèa. Philippe Venet all showed a uldas one pslr what are yo ur views on see him behind my P1t5' who weighed in at 7 lbs., 12 ox., on July 17, at Orange H.'ginna! of the puffedout 'tThe lady in black" was the 195k feminine look. haCk hCC8IL!P they hate hi According to Balznaln, cvery very r.znon occurcr,cc? m Hospital, Orlando. pants passed by. IPredominant look for fallDior, designed by Marc STEAMED INSTOCKTON without even knowing him. WOflISfl will need a separate The new mother is the former Linda McArdle, daughter of Mr. Wlider colors, overshadowing Bohan, featured tailored suits Scherrer also broke away coat for the dress she wears DEAR STEAMED: You may You see, he was married to a and Mrs. Arthur McArdle of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are the greeds. rieds, a few shocting with long Jackets trimmed with from the "skinny look" to underneath. Udnk it "11111111PIrWitate" to b[H no-good tramp and had two Mr. and Mm John S. White. Birt Announcement __ ................................. . .• -.4 — - . Chicago, IL, Larry Parish ing is closer to the head than recent trends and hair _..... wWa higb fashion collections Small hats, feathers and waistline. IT *i MAIL. .'r,tsis .3 and any activity. The styl- Winter. They are styled to balance the total shapely HIM by Craig Leggett .: - . terest in the shape for Fall- Cosmetologists Msociation's Official Hair Fashion /_//,7 1 -fl ' 11 I..;.i.. .. ..... burgh, Pa.; Leo Passage of -, -4':' P _______________ -' . -. ______________________________ _______________' Lady In Black Will U$ Psi CM _____ 4 modates any fashion choice designs join fashion's in- Thie first ink especially made for writhig combined soot with _ ,.TAMESONr - I _ Committee under the direction of Ms. Weergang. Committee members are: Leslie Bryner of Pitts- lamp oil and musk, about 1297 B.C. ___ A by T. K. Ryan CAN I HLOOP rr shapes. The emphatic waves and curls", she says, "create a sculptured, together look that accom- bidding all made two clubs. Vulnerable: Both th 14 7 ______ $01MINWAIM A 49W throughout the entire length of the versatile styles. The forward looking hair . • with cape collars two spades fell one or two tricks short and the EastWest pairs that got Into the it TUMBLEWEEDS designed for the fashionable American woman's entry Into the energetic eighties. Created by the National Hairdressers a n d winter Coiffure Design '11.?- be a complete top. The normal No rt h-South contract of ___ I flpw5 designed by NHCAs fall- .; '' .'' mondandaclubandaplus score of 90 that turned out to •Q97 4 A932 4K J865 SOUTH __ __ POR t being distinctively contoured and easy-tol-care-for '4" chucked a low club. West led his last spade and South wound up with three • 1/27 HY#MNi5 tured over the forehead, the 10 of hearts and East : ____________________ ___________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST shorter, although the Wave Syndrome easily adapts to longer lengths." The Wave Syndrome was over the cars and ( The ease with which you attain through the dealings you have choice when he saw the hand. If partner does hold jg goals today could with a friend. Keep alert for dummy, but wound up get- four hearts, the chances still"" •. ., ___ :. 1 ' ARMS (March 21-April 19) Things will come very euy for The spade queen finesse lost to East's king and back came the nine of hearts covered by his Jack and West's queen. Now West led 22) SCORPIO _____ _____ • Alida Weergang, of Nashua, N. H., NHCA Styles Director, describes the Wave Syllidrowe as 4 Be sure to specify birth time. — West North East South You hold: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) you today once you show a 7-27-It : i. Pass 1 NT Your financial aspects are willingness to be cocperatIve. •K64 Pass Pass p extremely encouraging today You'll get more in return than V 753 2 . A J 4 regarding something you've you give. Opening lead: 1. 4 A 108 been hoping would happen. The TAURUS (April 20-May 20) I Your partner opens with a.-.' pieces are beginning to fall into This should be a very rewarstandard one notrump. A place. ding day because of yotir inMaryland reader says that UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) dustriousness and the joy You By Oswald Jacoby he was severly criticized for.-. Projects rather grand in scope datiVe f rom your work, I!) and Alan Sontag raising to three notrump. instead of bidding a Stay_ are the ones that you are best addition, coworlmrs findl your South's one-notrump re- man two clubs. suited to handle today. If you attitude inspiratiOnal. Iponse was made because he The criticism is unjust. All have something big going, set GEMINI(May 21-June 20) was the dominant male half experts (including Stayman lesser things aside. Lady Luck is apt to single you of a mixed-pair partnership. himself) simply raise to.. ' - , The Wave Syndrome emphasizes waves through advanced perming - ~k. 4 Bridesmaids were Miss Doran Gilliam, sister of the repaired iss through surgery. • A J 42 poses. Don't overlook this source of additional income, Get your by mailing $1 for each to Astro-Graph, PG Iloi 489 Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. ThROUGH YONPER t06 WARDEN' A s AT BRIDGE NORTH •A642 VA53 An ally who will be of great PRISCILLA'S POP TO BE, OR NOT 10 BE, Mrs. Mary Susan Chase served her sister as matron of honor. She wore a floor-length rose qiana gown with a blouson bodice featuring open cape sleeves, a slightly rounded neckline and .1 softly pleated skirt. She carried a nosegay of miniature pink and yellow carnations with white daisies. why your muscle size affects that's already developed. ______ tX)'6 MAIJ6 — NIGHTTIME you some basic information on change the size of the hole by Howie Schneider 1b -• and Weight Control. It will give enlarged hole, but it doesn't For Saturday, July 28, 1979 Rev. Ivy. Its Weight Training For Energy the stomach up through the EEK & MEEK __________________________________________ Fall Hairdos Make DEAR HEADER - You You may be interested in The The accumulated fat inside the :. ____________ --- A hernia through the people who chop wood or carry diaphragm that's caused by wood or do the kind of chores overstretching of the normal diaphragni May be did. helped by eliminating body fat. HOROSCOPE • ' • a you're sitting but muscles do, It could be that you are muscular and your wife Is not. I think this and nwintains the size of our muscles. There a re ve ry few - that physical activity that grows or stretched structures can be — — — - _____ ______ columns Our modern life style may tissue. Those that occur in the keep us busy but it often doesn't groin are called inguinal herinvolve doing the kind of Was. The only way that the tear — — — 63 ____ your __________ WE MIGHT 4cc'41E TTIJG SMALLER AND SMALLER, es - r illusion. She carried a cascading bouquet of shell pink rosebuds, miniature carnations and baby's breath showered uith trailing even If you're sitt ing st ill. Put could be repaired with a needle plainly, fat tissue doesn't use without surgery. I ant 83. hardly any calories while Please let me know. 43 ——— us - The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John '1'. Humbley Sr., Route 2, Sanford . The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Gilliam, 3640 Old Forge Road, Virginia Beach, Va. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows an ivory chiffon gown fashion ed along th e A-line silhouette. Th e blouson bodice featured a slightly rounded neckline and open cape sleeves accented with self buttons at the shoulder. A wreath of ivory silk rosebuds secured her fingertip veil of silk - . body has a lot to do with how hernia. I think I read in one of 39 - Leo King performed the double ring ceremony. amount of muscles on your months ago I developed a 35 — Vows 7, at i p.m., at the First United Methodist Church, Sanford. burns at rest. may not think much of. __________ Melissa Ann Rumbley and Brent G. Gilliam "ere married July ' jiggling the feet or const int weight uses I large portion of n the calories that your body small movements that a perso -- 13 M . 27 - 011- 3' ' calories during the day. This which usually constitutes only includes such little things as about two per cent of your body ————— _______ _________________ ____ __________ T. I to a iii B Repeat action-oriented use quite a few of metabolism. Your liver ——— 24 25 26 ' you think. Constant little know that different parts of movements by people who are your body have different rates . 21 eGe G I - You may be surprised to You may be more active than 17 — — — — — 23 BUT I MV —— _______ ____ exercises. eluding your wife. _ . - . . 'S--+ -. . - ' .1 - - . . - - �131 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 2?, Doctors Testify At Trial Of Fo r ni e r G ree Be ret iui RALEIGH, N.C. i UPI — The emergency room doctor In Long three-foot wooden club could to death. morbid realityol uit slayings of Beach, Calif., contends his have been the weapons used to During aoss exninatlon Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald's family was killied by three men batter Colette and stab her 40 both men testified the autopsies family pervaded the federal and a woman who broke Into his times. Both her arms, he said, were made under less than courtroom Thursday as home, knocked bun uncon- were broken as she apparently ideal octitions. prosecutors showed vivid slides scious and went about their raised them to shield herself. The feet and hands of the and photos of his slain wife and deadly work as they chanted, Dr. William F. Hancock then victims, they said, were not two young daughters lying on "Acid is groovy. Kill the pigs." te.ified that Kimberly appar- wrapped to keep out the autopsy table. The first pathologist to testify ently suffered a fatal blow to matter, and the bodies were B wu IlWCU UI UI UIurgUc, WJ.IJ1 II pathologists testifying about Gammel, who said his findings multiple stab wound,. The difficult to establish the time of Un,,..., "UI I ,. V IJVII ...•t. e..... wiul wu .r..._J.... & utidy . Wi* Ts_ I/I. ri ucu&- v ek.. jiv i......l I.... ..1..... ..._Z.._.J isau ,u& iLV.i ..kitI..J 2_ £L._ _.._ ._.LI.... 1 the autopsies performed on indicated Colette - the fetus of youngest child, he testified, was death. MacDonald's wife, Colette, 26, a baby boy in her womb—was only stabbed, and photographs Then, prosecutors presented and daughters, Kimberly, 6, slain as she faced her attacker showed a knot of stab wounds a series of photographs taken and Kristen, 2. One photo and attempted to ward off the overherheartandon her back. four-and+half years sites' the showed the heart of the blows of a blunt Instrument A color slide showed her heart slayings showing where Mac. youngest child, punctured by with her arms. as doctors examined It to find Donald was Injured. In some the knife of her assailant. Gammel also testified that four stab wounds. Kristen, cuesthescarsh.adbeenera,ed MacDonald, 35, now an two knives, an icepick, and a Hancock said, apparently bled by time. Court OKs Death Rulings I• (UPI) — son's emotional makeup. who said Bundy's teeth matATLANTA Theodore Bundy, the former On the fourth day of selec- ched the marks on the body of law student convicted in the Clii tions, Splllman said he had one of the slain women. Omega murders at Florida picked out a "perfect jury," But that night, Bundy broke State University, may have including seven people whom CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND side of Lake Mills Road, ap FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. proxImately 3 miles from SR. 419. FLORIDA. (01ST. 3) CIVIL ACTION Ni. 3. LAURA BOETTO— BA (1.20. In is: The Marriage if 79)S3TE — Al Agriculture Zone — KENNETH 0. EDEN, To parka mobile home Husband, ofIIeconstructInghouseonthSN ½ and of Lot 4. Lonqwood Hulls, PB 6. Pg CON ITA L. EDEN. 16, In Section 3O.230, on Longwood Wife. Hills Road. (DIST. 2) 4. TODD A. DEN TON— BA ($20. NOTICE OF ACTION 9.SOTE- Al Aariculture Zone — TO: COP4ITA L. EDEN To park a mobile home on the S0 South East Street following described property: From Lebanen, Indiana 46052 the SE corner of SW 1k of Section S. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 20.33. run N Odeg 37' 39" W along the action for dissolution of marriage E line of said SW '/4. a distance of has been filed against you and you ft. thence run N 44 dig 31' 30" are ririd to serve a copy of your w, parallel wltt the NIy R.W lilis of written definbas. if any, to it on S.R. 46, a distance of 702.20 ft for a Gordon V. FrederIck, Attorney for poe, thence run N 0 dig 37' 39" W, Husband, whose addills 5 P.O. BOX 953.30 ft. thence run S $9 dig 22' 21" u,s, Sanford, FL. 3777), on or before W3$7.47ft,thsice run SO dig 37' 3V -V4UV)I ., •jy,y --- .,,.. TIPS jn vrw'n. .nu t, aii VT, ThiflCS run Legal Notice 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 1:00 A.M. S1,u 'Iters vs. J. T. Justice, is ai, oefssstanss. LYING BETWEEN MYRTLE AVE corner of Citrus Road and Pine NUB AND ELM AVENUE AND DrIve. (01ST. 3) BETWEEN FULTON STREET 7. EARLE W. MITCHELL, JR. AND THE EASTERLY EXTEN. BA ($-20-79),IOIV i-iA $1011 OF COMMERCIAL STREET, Residential Zone Side Street RISIRVING THE USE OF SAME Variance from 25 ft to lOft for pool UNTO THE CITY OP SANFORD, and enclosure on the following EMPLOYMENT, - - - SALES in '... - uninels CsuM. FIirida4 RIds-i A. ceiwidu' the following SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS—' perliCt4erly desaibed as fellass: CONTINUED _ i. ROSERT Southwest 16 Of Lit 4$ ( 4 # • 4çi Mature working lady has rm. for rent to same. Mod. apt. w kit. privileges. 321 0199 aft 5. * FLASH! FLASH' Owner says to reduce his 3 BR. 1 bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only $24,000 Grab the Car Keys Sanford Gracious living Reas Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 S Oak 841 7883 & See This. * MARKHAM WOODSRD Why settle for less when you can have this country estate on approx. 4 acres complete With quest cottage & barn for horses. 5130.000 Call to See this Today 30-Apai-tmens Unftirnished Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, $150 Adults, furniture $10 8417883. .a, ., , — ,,,.. L ET 'S BE HON EST If you wereni looking for a new career you wouldVt be reading this ad, and f we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad wouldn'tbehere. if youwanl the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a weeic, call 1 800432.8103 anytime for recorded message. STEMPER LIKE PEOPLE? REALTOR 372 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 319 5100 322 1959 1 BR $189 up. Pool. Adults only. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 3738670 Mariner's Village. JUST LISTED! Lovely well kept & immaculate 2 or 3 BR home. Location cony, to everything yet onaquiet residential street. Will 90 FHA or VA. $31,500. JUST LISTED! We are proud of this3 BR, C H&A like new home. Located in Deltona. Tastefully wallpapered & carpeted. A buy at $28,500. 2 Bk fully turn., including pans, dishes, silver, linens. TV 8. all utilities Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village 323 2970 _____ ____ ____ ' * Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan. 318 Palmetto _ Ave --_______ Floddi'i own Restaurant help wanted, part time 8. full time jobs avail. AppIy'ln person to Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe, 1.4 8. 46 Sanford. ' -- AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 30$ E. 28th P1. EX9. onlyl Wages commensurate wabiiity.fringe benefits. _______________________________ Full time all around work 'in Chauffeur auction house. license, heavy lIfting & SOVflC sales required. Salary .+ potential extra profits. Apply in person Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French Ave. Quality 4 color pressman. Full or part time. Apply at Sanford Printing, 903 W. 3rd St. Masseur &.or Physical Therapist. Lk. Katherine Motel, R m. Ii. N. Hwy. 17.97, Cassetoerry, Fl. - - - . .. ..4. .,I1SIW3 1..'S*P'. ._*..A_'5 32—Houses Unfurnished - -.1 -____ - , "'l 4'.,.t'8-iji ., . -, .- ,g-4:-j..-J4 - 3 BR. i'i B house, w w carpet. c H&A, Mayfair secHon Furn or unfurn. 322 6130. 1 BR unfurn. house centrally located on bus route. 2 enc. porches, FP, ref. req., $150 mo 1st & last. 678 5518 3 BR, 2bath FflCd, Air Cond. 3227788 ___. .. 4)—Houses . p,borfl REALTY REALTOR 322 1000 MLS sS (,ornetl White Req. Real Esbate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 372 7881, Sanford "zoo' 24 HOUR 322-9283 - EVERY DAY IS BAWGAIN (MY IN THE WANT ADS. 3fl.26)1 or " — '- 55—Boats GET A GOOD START For your family with th,s 3 BR, 12 BA home in great Condition. fenced yard and single garage. $28,500 PPP Paneled, Privacy & Plenty of room to expand. 2 BR, I bath fully paneled with mirrored murals. Completely surrounded by a brick fence. Instant occupancy instead of rent. $38,900 with ERA warranty. d FOR LEASE Combination restaurant Ilounge. 200 scab capacity, fully eqpt. Ready to open tomorrow. Better call today. Information; and to help with your shop REALTORS '.i IS' . S t'rt'nch (Il 92) Sanforg 323 5374 S,InfOrd'S finest section is only 6 yrS old 16x32 pool w 1700 sq ft cool deck. 4th BR is ideal for recreation rm 7 blks to golf course $69,900. GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES mint condition 2 BR, near hospital & shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm., neat & clean. $38,500. BEAUTIFUL lot in prestigious Deltona Estates. Many shade trees make perfect Fl. setting. See now $13,500. DUPLEXQUADRAPLEX bldg. site, cor lot, shaded & convenient location, Near schools & shopping. $12,300. WALK to Idyllwilde Elementary. 4 BR. 2 B, new roof, patio, Sc. porch 8. drapes. Call today, see to believe. $76,400. Harold Hall Realty nc, REALTOR,MLS 323.5774 Day or Night — __________________________________ 41—Houses 5O—!V%iscellarieous for Sale _______________________________________ JOHNNY WALKER itiiJust'hOld 1pm', for s,il,' 422 D.,vid 'it Wnt,'r Springs . tte,,uty alcn (tt.iir., uc'tI bul uod conil $20 each Sanlord F urniture Salvaqt'. I 9? So of S,inlord 321 13121 At , I . 14 cull Est,,tt'. I General Contractor 322-6457 Aft Hrs. 322-7111 If you're in the business o building U'17 busines use your i i ' Classified Ads often - - Couti e.cellent cond . corner bt,li' hollywood bed, hoe springs 8. rnttres'.. ,elI tor $700. will sell separately 323 0183 42—Mobi Ic Honies See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear Elk's. F in Sal,' M,iple Formica break GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I t.isl set w '-tr,l leaf & 4 lodde'r i803 Orlatido Or. 37) 5700 I tiC choirs (all 3.19 5S83 VA& FHA Financing Coin Collection for Sale 43—Lots-Acreage 323 7619 I CIE,LEflLbASL I 7 acres L,tkc Sylvan 510.000 (lest GE A C Tt'rrns William M.il,czowski, 17.500 141(1 " Re,iltor 372 7981 1,'J°489 -. 3 BLOCKS TOOCIAN . .CR [SC U NI 11 t:)l lIed',, 01,1 motel ho. sprin /5.100 lot'. only $7505) $1500 dn ni,,ttr csst's flu s.'t Sanford $98 84 per Mc) Paved roads, City Autt ion 1215 S r r en Pt 313 7.310 water, Underground utilitip, ----Lowrc'y Organ T 651. symphonic etc '2 tilo ks In Inland .s'afc'rw.,y holidOy Perfect (Ofld 15 lots avail Ac,' Real Estatt', 33913111 Wrti Kenyon, RItr 829 5751 951 AlA So . St Augustine Ile,icti. II 37081 I ' ____ I ping needs, card$ of Intmductlon from local metdIMlI ZONED COMMERCIAL town. 821.900. ZONED COMMERCIAL 2 BR, I B Ig rms, busy Street. VA FHA. 521.500 3 BR, I B. $11,000 dwn, assume morb or VA FHA. $21,500. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED 2710 Sanford Ave. 322.; 2544 S. French Ave. ,3330231.373_7173, 322.0779 -. OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 ___________ SUPER 3 Ilk. P bath hotne in Washington Oaks w CH&A, W W carpet. Ela R m & .Stuch More! BPP WARRANTED. Only 128.000! FORREST GREENE I REALTORS INC. 8306833 or 339-1111 eves- I LOVELY 3 fIR. ii, bath Split plan home in Senland! Immaculate on shaded fenced lot! BPP WARRANTED. Jusl 8)1,900! FANTASTIC 1 BR, 2 bath, 2 story home w DR. eat in kit, fireplace & turn, upstairs stays' Lovely 101! A Buy for 512.500! FAMILYS DELIGHT! 3 BR, 1', bath home in Twenty West w-C HIA. ww carpet, dining area, scr, porch, fenced yard & Monet BPP WARRANTED. Wow, Just 132,500! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. Property ________________________ — 47—Real Estate Wanted — — anford's Sales Leader ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service U] & PARK - ---- . WILL BUY EXIST ING IsI 8. 2nd MORTGAGES, VI I egg, Lie. Mtg. Broker 825 No 1 D Wyinore Pd Altarnonte 861 /463 Sprng is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price Read the Classified Ads - I I - FHAVA, FHA 7351343 M. Unsworth Realty 133 REALTOR ML. 173 606) or eves, 323 0511 50—Miscellaneous for Sale - - Kenmore port. OW Butcher block top. Exc. cond 5O 323 1972 ' WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311315 E I- irIl St. I1? 5672 ' I ' , I -----. Lawn Wintenance ___________________________ C,'rI.lied Lawn 8 Landscape F RUE ESIIMAIES Ill 8/19 Mowing Ill 0098 , A Ian's Appli,,rtc,", Rc'frige'r,ilion A C ke'par L ict-nseci 123 0039 Lawn iv'ower - Beauty . - - - Care Repair ______________________ lOWER'S BEAUTY SALON for merl,' H,irrietb's Beauty Hoot 5)9 1st St 3:25712 bIonic's Lawn Mower Service LOwn mower repairs & used mowers for sale Will also pick up unk mowers free 323 8711 . Ceramic 'Tile _____________________________________________ Lawn Service ME IN T ilk TILE New or rrp,iir. leaky showers our specially 25 yrs Ecu 869856? __________________________________ _____________________________ G.-npr,il t.,,tld'. .Ipir'q Rose' speilialist',, top '.0.1 8. till dirl. sod laying & free trimming 1?) 29413 ____________________________ Dressmaking -- I AlterationS, Drt-ssniakinq Drapes, Upholstery 3fl 070/ Painting ______________________ A&I3 Painting rib & let Rci & Comm Ifl 8782 9 9 I '" Grooming & Boarding I I'ctur,' F','rht'ct 1.1 F',ntng F r,'' 1st Lit 10 pcI disc to Sr Ct 339 6066. 668 8335 ____________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN I Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, STOP AND clipping, flea contrul F't't THINK A MINU rE IF CLASSIF lED supplies, dog houses, •nsul,,tt-d, ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE shady inside kennels, scret'nc WOULDN'T RE ANY outsici,' runs, ,ilso air t000 cages 327575? Photographic _________________________ Wt'iboldts Camera Shop ,l,s. passport phobos & f,i'.t repair service I'll 6)01 ______________________________ 77—Junk Cars Removed Home Improvements . Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 12 5990 ----Garage - ------After moving Sale: l3i.itt 784viotorcycles n oven, stove, camera, 'carpet, dressing table, urinal & Misc Sat I Sun. 9 to 410. 225 R,dge Rd.. Lake Mary. (off Country Club Pd.) _______ _______ Molorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY . Jusfl.u, n.j ,,It ign. ii', - . YardSale 190) S. MarshallAve. FrI., Sat. I Sun. 9tilI Plastering I Man. qu,,l it y operation 8 yrS t',p F','itios. Driveways etc Wayne Beat. 377 137$ nh-nor E.Ic'rior Plastering Licensed & Bonded C,ill 32? 2780 I I .NSULAT ION lt,,ttirtq. bloinq, RACO Fo,tm. fibt'rql,l'. 8. Cellu lose Luwt't p. ic". C,,II ill 0639 or 901 731 6/08 cotttni Spring is here an,.) •t's a gox time to choose a new borne from the pages of our classified ads Railings I Cu'.Iomo built iron work .5 indow guards, gates etc M,irtin's 373 7881, 339 7693 - 79—TruCks-TraIlers I '74 Ford PU, ubil body '. T 360 engine, i. t. auto trans owner 333 4561 Ss.tk Ss.1i1 LIWS IiM-339'1$41 Cirdksitsr 1' ___ ____ q*ug ee IiT,j Off ite 904-734.6031 ________________ * -.._-. _. -- .., --j. '. rn 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 3 R,edc-twsm,7 bath; ccrened porch. air-cond., over.sized lot. Great location. - ,eoo Sanford 321-0640 or 321-0702 2 C.jdrm pkis 20'x20' ficiency apartment. Out bIidi.Cuid be ci. 22,OOO 3 Bedroom, country lot, running stream. Make offer. 24,9Oo -- CUSTOM CABINETS Free 1st 323 0429 ,ilt,'r S JO ances ' Home improvement. PAIV.lTt84c, (ARPFt4TPY Central heat & Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS. S,,itlord 377 $771 lIllY 31) NY CARS F rorn $1010 %S0 (all 3?? 3671. 37? 44.50 _________ ____________ YardSaleFri&Sat. 911 Maple Ave. Mostly potted -_plants I odds 5. ends. ,' S I CUSTOM HOME 1W IL I REMODELING & REPAIR sc, EIALINI8.ASSOC 372886% _________ Air Conditioning, Heating, Electr, cal, Plumbing Sorvice& Ropair. C,ili Larry br Free Est. 67) 6291 Lie. Bonded & Ins ______________________ . F or 151,11,' (ouutt,it'r ii at 8. F4.'si il'iiti,il Auc tiori'. & Appr,',i',als C ,,lt 0,11 5 Aut tiO,. 121 SAIl) -.... _________________________________ . worx cuotnes, 000ts a. snoes ARMY-NAVYSURPLIJ5 JiOSanbordAve 372.5791 I Cash 322.4132 72—Auction - Mihogany BR Suite, air cond color TV, furniture & ntany houSphold 'tern'. 7671 S Sanford Ave 3?? 1491 Open Tues thru Sal 9 30 to 5 30 , 65—Pets.Supplies WI BUY USED I URNI 11)141 & AF'PL lANCES Sanford Fur utiture S,il'.aqc 372 8/21 ..r...F.i - —. _________________________ Air Conditioning — ---------- ' - New T ,ppan gas ranges, below wholesalt' It-ft over front going out of business sale 3 double oven & 13 Single oven Pr,ces start at S2I?2S Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 179? So of Sanford 1?? 1171 IJ __________________________________ Wartltd AppI , ,nc,'s r ,'pa i rable condition Wastiers. Retr qeralors, etc Kt-Iloqqs Auction 323 7050 . -. -Bu,Ia To suit — our lot or yours. - '_ ------------- 2565 Branch OffIce 323-2222 -- . . 322- 2420 REALTORS . 47.A—?rtgages Bought I S Good uSed turn. ,ipph,lnccS, pluntbnQ Ii. lureS, hId rn,,lt'ri,sl 372 5659 -. I ____________________________________________________________________________________________ . 52—Appliances . Losing your home & C rp it I will catch up back paynit'nfs & t)uy equity 372 l6 --.7. ' l.E NMOF4I WASIIE p F',,rt " Service Used M.ntiines MOONEY AF'F'LIAt9CE:s 3730697 I •kEFRIGEIATO5. Assork'd makes 8. sizes $50 up, guar,lnteed Sanford Auction 1715 S French — I Free listing BROCF4LJRE write. CI4EROE LAND CO Murphy, N C 28906 - Mart. 715 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the f,nest in uscd lurnilurt'. Flq'Ir,q StoveS, too' __________________________________________ 45-A--itof State 1978 CHEVY 4 W.D. - PICKUP 6OOO , , 62.A—Farm Equip. . I Brand New lnt.'rsprinq Itedding ' :antord Furniture Sal v.ige. I? 9? 5 of Sanford 322 8771. '' -- ______- I ______________________________ _____________________________ 295 AAA( Grei'nl,n, st,iniirc1 ''.1(1', fi I. '...OVU (OflUuIOfl LOt'. .tile,iqt' $1495 323 1343? ------ --- ---i Granville 4 Or AM F M. air, all power. vinyl roof. new inspection. gOOd tires, looks sharp 8. is di'j)e'fldatiIe 5850 149 565! I , 68—Wanted to Buy 51—Household Goods SaniordLk Sylvan area, i residential lots of which .1 are waler front. 563.500 ' - FORD 4 DR. WAGON - Study Grny,' F arm for lb.' osr ni 14,11iou tio,,rder N.''.'. b,,r,t 12.11 stalls Geneva 5/66 _______________________________________ ' REALTY VA FHA. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR $, Wliias — flI-2752 S f E 1 SFR () 1968 AC. 197.4 66—Horses " . 55OO LOADED 32? 1335 .iflytifliC ___________________ - 1978 CAMARO 6 CYL, — - $4995 LOADED 71 Old', Omega, eec cond AM F M 13 track. AC Asking $1350 German Short Haired Pointer PUPPIeS AKC. born 6 30 Vet care up to date Will hold until We,lned C,ill oow 32108813 ________________________________ — 1070 (ADs-SADA IJ UTI VI5MVU 171 u . ____________________________________ — --------- ... 4 (hr ysler N('wX,rt I dr r,l(IiO e',cellent condihon 32? 8363 131311 L)INC,5' • New, All Steel. Pr,' engineered, clear span NO Seconds I 30, .18e I? for 3,991 00. 40x4Bx II for .4,986 00, 40.77.11 for 5.981 00.113.12.14 br 6.91700 F 0 B fattory All buildings include 25 lb wind lo,id and large double sliding door C,iII lOS 33% 464/ 9 a in to S p ft collect ' -. - - - IBR,2Bsc.rm,CHIA,VA.FHA. $43,900. -- -- . , _____________________________________ Just think it classified ads didn't work. there wouldn't he any' ____ - _. I -_______________________________________ _____ ZONED COMMERCIAL ....• .... ''.•. YE LLOW SAND Call (,irk & Flirt 373 7580 . Lawomower sls & service We sell lti' t,,-st 8. service the rest Wu'ct,'rn Auto till W t',t 'U 1?? 44(11 isolated and idyllic it makes you suspect there's a nuclear dumping ground just beyond the trees!" NEW CAR TRADE-INS DAY ON A Al I 0 AbC lION '4 *. ,,,,,.,' .,r,'. . Daytona Beach. '. II hold ))ULii& AU TO AUCTION i'serv i ut'Sil,I, it 7 10 l's Itt' only øti,' ou set the reserved 'ii F or 0,4 pr ci' Cal I 90.5 755 8311 for __________________________________________ ____________________________________ -_____________________ - 62—L..awn-lrden "It's so U. .,..-1 fl.. S..•.., V tran'. F' I' (I ar A.%I V '.'ereo ract'O Req gas $2500 .1,'] 7928 4805 ROIISON MAR 'NI .'92711wy ',iilortI I,. 3?.'? I 322.3481 JUST MAF PAYMENTS 69 tO 75 rnncl,Ii, C,i?l 119 9100 or 1311 & Accessories i..''" We lii, ',%'rnc ked Car'. Steel R ,,dial Tires, N ice Alt Sp •n 323 1.410 Fiberglass air boal hull, trade for bass boat Suitable br 70 tip motor 349 5838 -_ 10 VOlvO Wagon Auto AM FM r,Ido 51500 349 5546 75 Grand Torino Wqn __________________________________________ (\t2) I 80—Autos for Sale 80—Autos for Sale Garage Sale F r & Sat 9 till family Ping Pang table. I. 14 chair, buffet, clothes. many household ilems 1019 Sar I,j St 323 3636 -- The Real Estate Agency UISUIIIUIIUII ,, , Garage' S,l,' :826 [liii Av Sanford tO a to to 4 p rn Sat July 113 Furn & oth,'r items __________ '3 BR, 2 8. FP, remodeled, walk to Deltona 3 1' z. 1g. lot, C H&A, enc workshop, $37,500. p,eSfltMIv. Sfii isis bro- - - — LAKE 2 ACRE ESTATE Peninsula shaped lot flanked by 2 super clear lakes. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, custom home with pool surrounded by towering oaks One of a kind far below rep cc'ncr? eo? t? nl" $147,900. By appointment & previewot photos 8. details only! Call 657 1133 Bob Hansche Inc.. REALTOR CENTURY 21 .------- -LOCH ARBOR custom .42 in .. REALTY A Street. (DIST, 4) I'S.4'.P'._-.n.L4.4d - ________________________ Waitresses I Bar Maids. Experienced onlyl Apply I to 4 p.m., Wed. thru Fri. Joint in the ________________________________ Woods. 339.1543. P,sdde Owned Variance from Soft to 63 ft on a, West Altamonfe psJlaJd, Sect lout, PB 10, Pg 75, in kct$n 11.21.29, on Ridgewood Ni ". OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY lbS Sanford 3 BR. 1 bath C H&A, fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher & disposal. Close to shopping. Call Jean Edwards Realtor Assoc Eve. 830 130). FIRESIDEREALTY 8315600 _____________________________ WORLD. U b 1975 F out R,,ngr'r XL T 30? engine. '-r topper AM F M stereo. r auto tr ins lo to i leaqe. ,irh,' l,jctory CII 2 gas tanks U. c,'lie'nl (nod 55600 323 1578 Yard Sale M,sc terns Clothe's St 9 tO I S rn S of Sanford on I? 91 55.4kb tor SiLfil .121 7798 For Sale? BR. 1 B homew carport & 1g. 101 2111 Orange Ave 821.500 Call collect -Bert at I 301 5725336 /,7_'\_\ _______ _______ .diSlt)(.O ;;'everytg furnished includi,q utilities $160 mo 500 S Oak 841 7883. " chutes, civic i ', geasikig Flisids Manegid cell from you will bring prompt visit from our rs —--- '' ____ ______ ____ REALTY . --------------- _______________________________________ _______________________________________ 2 BR.? lull Ba. Sandlewood Village on Airport Blvd. avail. 1mm. $275 mo. 295 7766 or 6711530. o$ Then you mIghl qualify for a permanent p rt tIme position in a local hospital, 3.4 hrs per of. ternoon 3.4 days per wk alternating weekends. Respond 10 Personnel, 999 Woodcock Rd., Suite 203, Orlando, Fl. 32803. ___ DO NOT CONTACT HOSPITAL AGENCY DeBary. Idealfor seniors Lovely I BR, air, close to churches 8. shopping. 372 8051, 668 6488 _____________________ ____ I. e IP ( REALTOR 3237832 Eve.3228192,3n 1587. 3727177 29—Rooms cnfnrd. Plnrithi .4%. NEWCOMER! PENDLITON—SA E. APPROVAL OF MINUTI$ pert lyIng i*st CilIdi) 1 (7.$479).4TE— 'A-I Asrlculture 1. July 16. 1979—Regular Meeting JNIts accondin fe iP1e .._1__ __ HAL COLBERT, REALTY ________________________________ Wekome ___ - 301 E 23rd St. $36900 Large 3 BR, 1 bath. C H&A, FR, fireplace, on 2 lots. with fruit trees. to Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. __________________________________________ ROIBIE'S Zeus— Ti perk a mobile hieme en Thispublc hearing wlitbe held In Mass. (UP!) - arrest warrants when the up to 30 years U caiwld.d. lid, PubliC RKS.d5 if Laf 14. Pslm Kammecli, PB I, P the Seminole Coimty Cowtho.me, County, Fiends failed to show up for VIëkI Pittorino and David couple 1541151, in SiCtISI 103531, it the Sanierd, Florida, enAugust 35.1979, ____ __ and the undsrslpsel is SherIff GokIu, the brother and sister Wedaesday's hearing to deter Of Oak Way and MelivIlIe StillP.M., orassoen thirsafter as iag j inagpi be- Iernkiefe County, FIends, wIllifitcorner , Aveiis. (OIlY.)) pessie. whe married each other, have mine whether they should stand cause 11:12A.M. en the 131hi day if $VW S. SPECIAL INCEPTIONS ____ ____ Written comments filed with the rendered to authorities to trial. No penalty impoI AD. 1979, offer Ow ifs and sell Is I. LAWRENCE A. GROVES— IA ONkeeI Itt. Zoning Ceoi'dlna$erwlll is ai4 were brosgl* up by Nohb r,*rC answer Incest charKes ($-)lfl).UTI A-i Arlcultwre be c.nsse end persons ap on the ca* for IPPWI1I diUSIeut parents. They claim * Is any and all exWh Ue, if fee Zone—To park a mebite hams en the peark at No public MarIn will be - Miss PittorIno, 24, and and the case was cce4lnuad to Front (West) 0s- it the Seminole N½ it Lits 97 and So, SlavIa Colony ____ ffrd Majd orally. Hearings may be 21, were separated Aug. 22. Goddu, County Courtlieuse, In Sanford, s SD. PS 2. Pg 71, III continued from tIme to tim. as ,,,, Fiends ISis abeve disulbad reel SOCtISPI 192)31, while yomg and raised by 55 MkkOw 14$l. Sound necessary Further details ' . (01ST. I) separate adoptive parents. Under Masischuastts law, Ms. Ptttorlao yes raised by a propaiIy. available by calling 323.1320, Ext. Thu said sale ie beIng made to 2. NORMA JEAN HAMIL —IA CS, were reunited Incestuous marriages are They eventually void. couple In the 84cm .ubwb of iolsfy . -a.i Atturi Seminole County Board Arlington, while Gov lived Eadlesi. sod were married two months Zom—Te perk a meblle heme r a ahn i. Pw*. Seserev limited tkne dee to medical hardSy: Larry Blair, ago by a Justice ot the peace. ftelauves who intennarry or Seminole County, FIsIda shfe en ISis £16 ii NW16 if $116. aiaarman Court engage In sexual Intercourse located hes' brOths? Lawrence District tlWOl4h Publish July 10,271 Aug. 3,19,1979 tess $ *15 ft. In ISdIOlI 212132. PublIsh July 27,1979 DeL.23 Judge 'au1 J. Perocehi issued arc subject to ImprLosunent of state z'ccords, Further descrIbed as on the Wast DiL-133 . ------___________________ - T 79--Trucks.Trailers - Knight'. of Columbus YARD SALE 2504 Oak A',e parking lot 10 a m 'tO p in . Sat July 28 . JUST THINK. IF CLASSIF lED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! Cash for your lot! Will build on I your lOt at our lot I V Enterprise. Inc Medt'l In Peältor 6.41 3011 person 300 N. French Ave. -- - Nurses Aides, full time. Apply In Ewnrng Hemid REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 32? 7198 Low Down Payment order cook, days only Neat appearance a Must! Exp. preferred. Apply Sheoah Golf Club, Hwy 131. Winter Spgs. Ron Beck. Advertising Director -. 339 0509 339 0508 ______ Sales Gigantic garage salt' ever ything itiusI go Wed Sun 9 to S Ster, cOuCh, dressers. tables plants diShE-c. xrnl acessories, hOoch eiqhts. saStier & dryer. & Much Misc On SR 46 ifl Geneva (ii Mi U of 426) See signs 349 56S1 CailBart Req. Real Estate Broker 7638 Sanford AyE32$ 0759 Aft Hrs 371 7643, 37? 1869 _____ VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes .-.-. 5 —Garaqe — — __ I BATEMAN REALTY Short An aggressive salesperson Is needed for sales and service of established and new advertisers. A great future for a self -starter. Previous sales experience needed. Salary plus commission with full corn. pany benefits. Apply in person to: ______________________ IslImini luetment will conduct a Public Wieth pispesly ouned by Fly hserl Justice. said Pteplily belili localed items: _ __ - 70$ Bldg. by Gill Fox U I I U U — get re5uIt o NEW LISTING Hard to find .5 BR, 2 bath Sunland home Corner lot. Family room Only 832.500 Call to See I E Altamonte Dr — • ADVERTISING New 235 Homes. 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer $32,000 to 838.000 Low down payments BUILDER 327 7287 Ssure SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses I INC. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp minded career Eeecutjve Secretary who has proficient typino & shorthand skills. Varied administrative duties Send resume to Cardinal In dustries, Inc P.O Box U, Sanford, Fl. 3271$. Att. Taylor. Eoual O000rtunitv Employer. For a career In Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 3235374. July 13, 20. 27, August 3, he Shutley car's city nileIssard St saId hearing. Walong No S lIne of said PendI.ton rating of mpg is SHERIFF'S SALE Agency's facility in Ann Arbor. mileage than those of several cars age rating 15 exceeded by that By order the City Commission Drive a distance if 167.74 ft, thence NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN toas lower if the City if Sanford, Florida. run Sa distance of 139.52 ft to the The Shetleymobile, a MerluCid- of the Volkswagen Rabbit by virtue of tIme certain yj cm Rise Rotunda N. P08. Further described as located issued •vt it the cury Capri with a diesel engine powered by canven- diesel, 41; VW Dasher diesel, Execution Deputy CIty Clerk In Section SIlIL at liii SW corner respective cowls as iloled aøve and unspecified drive shaft tionai gasoline engines. 36, and Datsun 210,36. The 34 ,,ii PublIsh July 21, 1979 if Lake $ra.WIey Need and Pen.er partIct,ly wft dllton Avenue. (DIST. 2) modifications developed by ash under the seal if the ML.124 mpg rating is matched by the if of ul15 of pollution teds jg 1. ROSA PARKER— BA (020-79). CirCUit Cirt if orange county, Florida promoter Michael Shet- lie official inflesge ratings imported PInoidh Qiwnp and Pies-ide, 1NV—N.IA Residential Zone ssn a fisel iudgmiif SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ley, was rated at 34 mpg In the Shetley car were to be Dods Colt hMchbs. Side Street Variance from lift to 17 rendered in No aforesaid OPADJUITMINT flferpselanLofll,Laurelwoud,Ps the 12th day if Jime A.D. 1979. in simulated city driving and 52 released today by the EPA. NStIifP.JdeNisrIng A standard Mercury Capri IS, Pg $1, In Section 1-21-3O, at No Diamend mpg In highway drIving, corner of Ridge Road and Driftwood 15sesaorto with four-cylinder guollne N. Fertilizer Cs.. Inc., PlaintIff .vs .'.g' DrIve. (01ST. 4) J. T. JuStice. ii *1, Delendanls, D$roit Free Press today 111-fated Moodymobile, also a .isgine Is rat.at 36 . AUSTIN A. STRAIGHT - IA quoted sources as sa3'lng. which aforesaid Writ ii Execution TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: dIesel-powered Capri that Stidley could not be reached we. deiiverei to me Sheriff ($.$.79),IQ1V - N-1AA Residential NOTICE Is hereby given tIm No - The city-driving figure is the Shetley and former partner for cornrnt. — Lot Size Variance from $emln,ie County, Fiends, SemInole County Board of Ad. ft U-- if * have leviid VPifl the . 3233)76 1- House . Boutique retail clerk. PT 5 day wk. 18 yrs. or older, Apply Auto Train, 312 W, 1st St.. Sanford 3rd floor. Experienced carpenter with tools. Hourly. Steady work in Seminole area. Call 3278421 after S p.m. Spolski Const.. Inc. 1979 DEL-SI PO$ELPROVIDING FOR SEVER. onffieSlineofandl35jlftEof$W that appears by law on a Ralph Moody claimed would Oge5ify, FIsØ4 DETROIT (UP!) - A modiABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EP- corner of Lot 9, Plshpam Plantation, Case N.. 774412 fled diesel car Its developer new car's window sticker. It get more than 00 mpg. FICTIVE DATE, according to PB 1, Pg 41 thence run Diamond N. Fertilizer Co., Inc., claimed could average 110 also Is the only number used by Their claims were never A copy shall be available at the EalongtheSllneofsaldLot9,161,j3 piainsin, Office of the City Click for all ft to W R-W line of West Lake miles per gallon reportedly the EPA for comparison pur- proved, and the original car vs. persons desIring to examine the Irantley Road, thence run N along dlw*nfled . T. Justice, it al In poses since It Is closed to actual was before the pert-i half that delivered only the W line of said Lake Brantley Defendanls. same. ners spilt In JUlie gpvernsnent teds at the U.S. milesge on the road. partIes in interest and citizens Road, a distance if 139.43 ft to ft $ The Shetleymoblle's city shall have an OPPortunity to be lIne of Pendleton Drive, thence run Environmental Protection NOTICE OP LAWRENCE, I IANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER, FLORIDA FOR UTILITY PUN. desa'ibsdprop.rty:Seginatapoint couple Surrender I PN. lI time & part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nuri,ig Center 919 E. 2nd St. — AAA 912 French Ave. A CLASSIFIED vnefldation one 1 a '., 18—Help Wanted cordance with the provIsions of the 9, Orslmwold, P8 3, Pg 90, Uniecorded Flat, Section 2, in 5edhi 15.21.32, r.n Oval Lane. Seminole County, Florida. Fictitious Name Statutes, To-WIt: Experienced maintenance supr. BeIng more generally described (01ST. 1) SectIon $45 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Apply In person Sanford Nursing 2. HARRY F. MEYERS-BA(I. ______ as located South side W. 25th St. S: MIchael P. Elms 1. Cony. Home 950 MeIlonville A-i Agricuture Zone — __________________— between French Ave. i OIIOd 20.79).9$V Bob Carpenter Lot Size Variance from 43,560 sq ft to PublIsh July 37$ Aug. 3, 10, 17, 1979 Ave. extension. ft on Lot 730, Chula Vista Debit Agents oniyi $100 to $300 The Pianning I Zoning corn. 10,100 sq DEL-ui extra per wk. Advanced comm. mission will submit a recom. Unrecorded Piat, in Section 22.21.32, Phone 239 3933. to the City CommIssion on Clearview Road. (01ST. I) FICTITIOUS NAME JACK R. WALTMANBA (5. ______________________ 3. in favor of, or against, the requested Notice is hereby that I am 7i).99V-A.1AgriCuIture ZoneCABINET MAKER engaged In business St 5373 N. change or amendment. The City from 43,540 sq It to EXPERIENCED Semoran No. 2610, Winter CommissIon will hold a Public Lot Size Variance $ ft and Lot Width Variance 339.5943 Park, Fl. 32197, Seminole County, Hearing in the CIty Commission 21, 473 Sanford, from 150 ft to 100 ft on Lot 2, Nelson's Florida, under the fictitious name of Room in the City Hail, Lakeview Heights LPN full time. Exp. w.Florlda Amended Plat. CHIPPEWA SPECIALTIES and Florida at 7:00 P.M. on Monday, license. $4 6. 4)2. 3725366. San. gust 31, $979 to consider said PB 12, Pg 92, In SectIon 29.20.30, on that I Intend to regIster said name Lake Ruth Dr. (01ST. 2) ford Nursing I Cony. Center. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, recommendation. BA ______________________ 4 ROBERT NAPIERATA Alipsrtlesinlnferestandcitizeris Seminole County, Florida In ac R1A Residential shall have an. be (52079)105V AVt)N cog-dance with the provisions Zone Front Yard Variance from heard at said hearIngs. FIGHT INFLATION Name To.Wit: By order of the Planning and 39 ft to 25 ft for swImming pool and Sell Avon. Increase your earning Section 563.09 Florida Statutes %57 • Front Yard Variance f rem 23 ft to 0 Zoning Commission of the City power. For details, call 6443019. 51g. L. Redmond 40, __________________________ day ci ft f' 4 ft solid fence on Lot Publish: July 27, August 3, 10, $7, Sanford, Florida, this 2h Paradise Point, First Section, P8 July, 1979. Part time housekeeper companion 1979 Pg $0, In Section 11-21-29, on the East J.Q. Galloway, elderly widow. Good salary. DEL-ill side of HIbiscus Lane. (01ST. 3) Chairman Local references required. 3235. AGUSTIN 0. MARQUEZ — BA City of Sanford PlannIng pg r . 44 Oi9 JI with the clerk of this court •ith 30" E. 353.73 It to POB. Further 5—LOSt & Found before service on Petitioner's if. described as the South part of Lot 3 torney or immediately thereafter: of Tract lot St. Jonns Rar,th Estates --____________________ otherwise a default will be entered Unrecorded Plat, on Osceola Road Found: Fern. Dachshund against you for the relief demanded approximately one miii East of Vicinity km. HS in the petition. Mullet Lake Park Road. (01ST. 2) 3226269aft5 WlTNESSmyhandandthes.alof RICK A, STEELE- BA ($20 this Court on July 25th, 1979. 79).S7TE-' Al Agriculture Zone — _________________________ (SEAL) To park a mobile home on a five Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 6—Child Care acre parcel described as Lot A.36 in N Clack of the Court I Section 11.20.32. off Old Osceola By: Cynthia Proctor Road. (01ST. 2) As Deputy Click 6. HENRY C. CLARK, JR.- BA FirstlOnlychIid care center open Publish July 27&Aug. 3, 10, 17. 1979 (5.30.79).SITE A.l Agriculture Saturday in Sanford — Begin. DEL.lfl ning June 2. Sanford Early Zone - To park a mobile home on a Chiidcare Center. 3226643. five acre parcel described as Lot F. 30 in Section 11.20.32. Further FICTITIOUS NAME Child Care in my home Notice Is hereby given that we are described as North of Lake Harney engaged in business at the Road about 1½ miles. (01ST. 2) Monthru Fri. 7. JAN A. DOUMA- BA ($2079). 322.4129 Reliable Movieland Drive.ln, 3760 Orlando Dr., Sanford, Seminole County, MTE - A.1 Agriculture Zone — To __________________________ Florida, under the fictitious name of park a mobile horns on a five acre Bohannon's Day Care Center THE PEOPLE'S AUTO EX. parcel described as Lot F.21 In Long wood.Lk. Mary Rd. CHANGE, and that we Intend to Section 11.20.32, nIt Old Osceola Open6:3OAM6:30PM rigistersaidnamswiththeCierkof Road. (D1ST.2) Sdayswk. 3317420 5. GUS ALEX—BA(S20.79).S7TE the Circuit Court, Seminole County, -Al Agriculture Zone - To oark a Florida in accordance with the mobile horn. on that part of SW'4 of provIsions of the Fictitious Name SLIM BUDGETS ARE Statutes, To.Wit: Section 545Q, NW¼ of Section $520.32. lying South BOLSTERED WITH VALUES of SR. 13. less the East 430.70 Florida Statutes 1957. FROM THE WANT AD thereof. Further described as Sag. Diana L. Jarreft COLUMNS. Parcel 4 in Harts Grove on S,R. 13. Charles L. Jarreft Jr. (01ST. 2) Ruth Jarrett C. VARIANCES-CONTINUED Will baby sit in my home. Very Lucille Jarrett 1. JOHN SANDRONI, TRUSTEE good w.kids any age. Sanford Publish July20, 21. Aug. 3, 10, 1979 - BA (7.16.79).94V- R.IA area. 323.0155. DEL.9I ___________________________ ____________________________ Residential Zone - Lot Size Variance from 9000 sq ft to 675.0 sq ft NOTICE TO PUBLIC and Lot Width Variance from 73 ft to 9—Good Things to Eat Notice is hereby given that a ft on Lot 3, Block B, Sanlando __________________________ Public Hearing will be held by the SprIngs. Lake Oaks Section, PB 9, PlannIng and Zontn CommissIon in ' in Section 35.20.39, on Charles fuudry. beef, pork, fish. ree the City Commission Room, City l delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford Street. (01ST. 2) Hall, Sanford, Florida at 5:00 P.M. area. 332.2374. Sams Portion 2. TERRY S. FREEDMAN BA on Thursday, August 16, 1979 to (7 16 Meats. 7,) IN - R.IAA Residential __________________ consider the following change and ___________________ amendment to the Zoning Or. Zone — SidsStrietVariancefrom23 ft to iS ft for screen enclosure on dinsnce and the ComprehensIve 11—1,ntructlons Land Use Plan of the City of San Lots 16 and 17, Block G, Tract 6, ___________________________ Sanlando Springs, PB 5, Pg 53. In ford, Seminole County, Florida. Section 1.21.39, at the corner of Rezoning from MR.l, Multiple. _____ Leonard Werthelmer, Jr., etc., (:a U I U DEADLINFS Noon The Da Before PubticQtion SundGy - Noon Fiidoij FICTITIOUS NAME Noticsisherebyglventhatweare engaged in business at P.O. Box Family Residential DwellIng Canton Street and Allison Avenue. CHRISTMAS IN JULY (01ST. 4) 1561, Longwood, Seminole County, District Fiorida,underth.fictltlousnameof Tothatof RMOI, Multiple.Family 0. 1. VARIANCES DAVID JOHNSON - BA (5.20 Creative Expressions 3735312 SUNSHINE CABINETS, and that Residential, Office and Institutional 7904' - A-i Agriculture Zone - we Intend to register said name wIth DistrIct. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, That property described as Lots 33 Lot Size Variance from 43,560 sq ft to is—Help Wanted through 33 and W½ of Lot 34, Block 35,332.5 sq ft on Lot 144, Chuia Vista Seminole County, FlorIda in ac Cal. He. eI I U flila 3 LInes Minimum - Dies S U lflme ............43c a 38c a 3consecutive times 35c a Uiie iconsecutive times UI'tI IO( I -_-- - 4_ — OdQndo - Winter Pwk 831-9993 Seminole sabotaged his trial he believed would oppose the the &us around the light fia. given he could win death penalty for Bundy. tUI lB bli MIIITIL cell, Splilman It, an Atlanta hypnotist said Included among the Jurors were 5a Jail officials, who moved Thursday. some "young girls, about tie him to other quarters, later Dr. Emil Spi Ilman, who same age as Bundy's victims," found silvers of glass hidden In the mattress of the first cell, helped select the jury for Splllinan noted. Bundy's celebrated trial in "I'm convinced he was going the Miami circuit court jury Miami, said Bundy was "self opeortunity to to try to slash his wrists," Statutes. destructive" and probably even fowid Bundy guilty sai' "1 had warned Fictitious night after only six hours and 40 planned suicide at one point m that the guy was going to Betty minutes of deliberations to during the trial, try suicide." 4½-week trial, conclude the "This guy is so selffor Spillman, who was trained as SpliJinan, who has parttcipstdestructive It's unbelievable," Spillinan said of Bundy, who a pathologist but later turned to ed ass defense adviser In about County court h579)100V - A-i Agricullure and Zoning Commission leminele FimIda was convicted of the brutal medical hypnotbsti, revIewed 35 crimInal cues and has Zone - Front Yard Variance from Publish: July27, Augvst9, 1,79 the case Wednesday and in- helpedpickabout 15 jurIes, said . Case N. 71-1I-SP43 murders of two Florida State Soft to3oft to allow for the addItion 111 Josoph Harris Company, Inc., of a portacochere to the day care University coeds and the at- aisted that the 32•year-old Bundy fired his lead Plaintiff, center on the following described sabotaged attorney, Robert Haggard, so NOTICE OF A .. PUBLIC HEARING property: tempted murders of three Bundy Intentionally Begin on the Ely R.W line his trial as soon as he realized that he could defend himself Foy B. Justice and J. T. JuStice, as TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION of Bear Lake others Rood and the Sly R.W OP AN ORDINANCI IV THE CITY if Personal RepresentatIves that he could win It. " NOTICE OF INTENTION TO during the waning clays (If McNeil Road, run S 0 dog 32' "I predicted from the start Estate of W. L. Justice, Deceased, OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME W322ft,tMnceEll9fl,thenceN 323 trial. NotIce is hireby given Dsf'4, that a that he'd try to blow his own Spillman said late In the trial NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ft to $ R.W if McNeil Road, then Public He.ring will be held at liii turn defense out of the water. And he Bundy's attorneys had cxW422 ft to beginning, minus tte Ihe undersigned person desires to Ashla own attorney, Splliman CcI court Commission Room in the City Hall W 307 ft. Being a part , Lot 52, engage In business as an IndIvidual did," Spillman said. pressed confidence In evidence said, Bundy "behaved flamIn the City of Sanford, FlOtida, St $emIae*eC.ety, Florida McNeIIs Orange Villa SD, P82. Pg under the fictitious name of LOG 1:OSo'c$Ock P.M. onAugust 13, 1979, 90, In Section 17.21.39. Case No 77.35$ CA.i7.K Spillman said he used psy- they planned to use to shoot boyantly. He Insisted it Further HOME CONSTRUCTORSat 120 Kay Plaintiff, tO consider the ade$ion Of an or. Lane, Altamonte Springs, Seminole choanalytic techniques to down the testimony of the examining the dentists In described ifi as the South side dinance by the City if Sanford, McNeIl FMC Coipoiation, Road, approxImately 300 ft COunty, Florida. Notice is further choose the jury. He said he government's key witness, NIta mod flamboyant way, Instead Florida, title to which Is as follows: East of Bear vs. Lake Bead. (0 1ST. 3) given that the undersigned Intends observed potential jurors as Jean Neary, who said she had of just letting them testify and j. 1'. ORDINANCE NO. $477 it al 6. JOHN N. SALES - BA (549. $0 realiter Such fictitious name with AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 79).100V-R.1A Residential theClerkoftheCircuitCourtof5&jch they were being questioned by seen Bundy in the FSU CIII then putting up his own witendants SANFORD, FLORIDA, CLOS- Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft to 33 cointy. defense attorneys in an attempt Omega sorority house the night nessea, who could shoot ING, VACATING AND ABANDON. flon LoS 14. Forest Hill, PB io, pgs DATED June 27, 1979. Clrcvlt court to gain Insight into each per- of the murder,, and dentists their testimony." ING THAT NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY Ralph David $emiai Cesoty, Florida and 10, In Section 1.2149, at the Publish: Intentionally when he realized Friday, Juiy 27, 1979—hA Evening_Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) tral Florida families for more 4-1 wIth Chief Justice Arthur The trial judge said Rutledge — The State Supreme Court has than a year, was sentenced to England the dissenter. "literally butchered to death" affirmed the conviction and die for the New Year's Day, Anderson was shot five times Mrs. Williams and her son, death sentences of two more 1976, murder In Polk County of by a black Intruder, wearing a ignoring their pitiful screams inmates on Florida State Charles Anderson. He . drew blue ski mask and gloves, who for mercy. Prison's crowded Death Row. three lifesentencesfortherape broke into their home, killed he killer', cries of "Weed, In separate opinions handed of Anderson's wife, Betty, and their dog, raped Mrs. AIiCTIOII bleed, die, die, die" and the down Thursday, the court said robbery and burglary of their and stole a wristwatch and victims sobu and moans were Daniel Morris Thomas, 30, and home. other valuables. tape-recurded by the sheriff's Jesse Raymond Rutledge, 23, Rutledge was convicted of the The assailant wore a ski office after in attempted call committed the "especially 1975 knife-slayIngs in Haw- mask, but Mrs. Anderson from the Williams house was atrocious, heinous or cruel" thorne in Alachua County of Identified him from welt-like relayed by an operator who kind of crimes contemplated by Anna Louise Williams, 28, and scars on his legs which said tearci the screams but could the state's capital punishment her son, Wyley Williams Jr., 11, she felt while he wasshe sexually raise no law. and the attempted murders of asuu.Ing her. The screaming lasted for 23 Thomas, identified in court Harold Williams, 9, and Andrew Rutledge was identified by recurthi as a iiieniber of a gang Williams, 7. Harold Williams, who survIved minutes, but police were unable to trace the Call. of blacks that terrorized ConIn both rulings, the court splIt 32 stab wounds. Hypnotis t: Bundy Sabotaged Trial Legal Notice -- Legal Notice I Orlando Une 327-1377 I �14A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F rids y, July 27, 1979 eti LII' mes t(:Os the more, costs less. _ WNUWS. MO MRE1HAJJ icr WALL IUULAO R3 usut, o I ii __ _ F ULL. J $ Friday, July 27, 1979 APPLIANCES: MCROlWVE OVEN, AND PLEMPJTOP MfM OUt51E OP AIRJOflOJV AM rAp3- 1- t NSU&AT1OIJ'R- ' I / Ii 'MREr FOOT OVtMAJG ceIuG YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ii -----OJprno..EER WALL SPACE IN U41146 5PACP sorci' vE4Th& II / NO move 1-$6+TI46 FLUORE MUNG __ II Ii I IIn WINDOWS g-I3 SANFORD, FLORIDA DUCT: McUL&UO#J R- 6 OR IN CONOTIOSFD 11% OP TORL 1. 144114AKEA WALL 1AflO4: ino J Evening Hentid . AR.S. MATER HMM NUiiiJ: $6695130 EER.9 REcoMMEWEt $65,000 The new home above meets all the requirements of Florida's new Energy-Efficiency Building Code of March, 1979. It was designed with features to help conserve our energy resources. And it requires less electricity than previously built new homes. Why? Because it has better insulation, less heatwelcoming window areas, and more efficient water heating and air conditioning systems. The Code was a contribution to solving our energy problems, and homes built along its guidelines help the buyer save electricity. But not to the same dramatic degree as the Watt-Wise Living home shown on the right.. — A Watt-Wise Livine home initially costs a little more. Why? Because it contains even more energy-saving features, and is certified by FPL to use up to 25% less electricity than the home on the left which meets the Building Code minimum standards. But the initial additional cost, when included as part of your mortgage, is more than paid for by the savings on your monthly electric bill. 'What's more, you're making a wise investment for the future, because the energy-saving features can only enhance its resale value. In short, the Watt-Wise home meets and exceeds the new Florida Building Code with additional energysaving options. These options can include: extra ceiling and wall insulation, solar and heat-recovery units for water heating, a higher- efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient windows and doors, (with glass areas planned to minimize heat build-up). So before you buy or construct a new home, ask your builder about FPL's Watt-Wise Living Program. Or, stop by your local FPL office and pick up an information brochure. The Watt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more now, but in7 the long run it FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY costs a whole lot less. - - - a ' J Story, more photos, page 3. -; -- 4 JI -: . - - Inc. - . ..-.. ''U' 4Q • NaIJ..I.-J.JL.s ___ - as part of the 4-H summer program in Seminole County. -. . -(s OAK I David Erlandson demonstrates scuba diving equipment . - .) .d4 rj Herald Photo By Tom Netsel I Howard M Pane, Contractor Spoiski Construction, I nc.. 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Ii. • . •.• * ybuilderaboutit. Askour 1.: JIit .t_' • ?5. VC F P Lj I ..-. - - V I •• . - a' mo~ --- - .' ___________________ - • •I• I , ....o.'.p *••. ,. ., �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, July 27, IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Famous Parents Haven't Affected Katt's Career By DICK KLEINER - he started out as part of well-adjusted and his career HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - is chugging along merrily. the hit chiller, "Carrie," One of the big problems And he is the son of a star, then was the lead (opposite confronting the offspring of but you'd never know it from Susan Dey) In "First Love," stars is that they are the his name. In fact, he's the and followed that with "Big offspring of stars. Wednesday." son of two stars. Making it even worse ib the His most recent movie was William Katt's father Is fact that they carry the Bill Williams, the star of "Butch and Sundance: The famous name with them many second-string features Early Days." wherever they go. Edward in the '40s. His mother Is It purports to show the G. Robinson Jr. ran into Barbara Hale, a leading lady events that happened before trouble as Edward G. of the '403 perhaps best the events shown in "Butch Robinson Jr. Frank Sinatra known for playing Della Cassidy and the Sundance WILLIAM KArl Jr. has never prospered as Street to Raymond Burr's Kid." Frank Sinatra Jr. Katt plays the young Perry Mason on that TV people changed names lii Maybe that's one reason show. ke Sundance Kid, with Tom Katt. But he kept It, legall why William Katt Is doing Bill Williams was really so his son was alwa Y, Berenger as the young Butch pretty well. He seems to be William Katt, too. In his era, ys Cassidy. And both of them William Katt and he gre w look like they could have up, virtually anonymousiY easily matured and ripened BAIRD-RAY DATSUN without anyone knowing h into becoming Robert s parents were stars. Redford and Paul Newman, • "I think I was very for- respectively. L1 BARGAIN CORNER lunate," Katt says, "becaw e He appears to be modest, BUY HERE • PAY HERE my name was always di despite his quick success. WEEKLY PAYMENTS LOW AS lerent. I never had to can Y Maybe it's because he grew around the problem of heir 94 Per Week up around show business, the son of a star. Most of m ' and knows it it tough and has DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! friends In school didn't kno W more pitfalls than a pitfall who my parents were." store. Today, the name ( "I am just neurotic enough 4444 N. U.fl. Longwood. (Just North Of Th. Big Tree) William Katt is fai to be Interesting," Katt says, becoming famous, too. H e 831-1318 which is about as egotistical has now made four feature ashegets. "I'm taking it slow," he says. '1'iu being very selective about what parts I take and what I don't. I've only made four movies. I'm In no hurry.' He lives frugally, he says in what be describes as a "f )ç, little house" in one of the Los Angeles area's funkier canyons. He says that money is not Important to him, at this point ln his life. "What is Important," he says, "IS to do things that reach people." He believes his was a normal childhood, despite being born In the lap of dipp'd A FAMOUS RECIPE'S stardom. His family, he REGULAR DINNER says, didn't live In Beverly 3 pIeces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and Hills, but In the very gravy, cole slaw ai 2 hot butter proletarian San Fernando tastin' biscuits. Honey upon Valley. He has two sisters, request. one older and one younger; the older is studying for her doctorate in speech therapy, the younger Is married and a mother. He did some acting as a ALL 3 child, an episode of You Purchase 2 Regular DINNERS ONLY "Rawhide" when he was 8 or Dinners And Receive 1 Regular 9 but he didn't like It, so his DINNER FREE Of Any Charge. folks let it alone. From then on, for years his Interest was music. YAWl "I really think I would GOOD THRU AUG. 3 - (EXCEPT WED.) have preferred something more substantial, like science or astronomy," he says, "but I wasn't smart enough. So I studied music but found out in college that acting was more me." His parents, 1e Bays, FRIED CHICKEN warned him about the rocky road that acting presented, HONEY.DIPPEDFRIED CHICKEN, THE TASTE THAT MADE THE SOUTH LOVE CHICKEN "but that's like being warned OPEN 10:30a.m.. 10 P.M. Except Fri.$ Sat. Closing 10:30 p.m. that you can lose money 1809 French Ave Playing blackjack in Las i N. 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Photos by An Evening of Elizabethan Music and Dance, Thursday, August 9 at 8 p.m., presented by University of Central Florida Shakespeare Institute at Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Free, no reservations needed. Tom Netse! Where have all the children gone this summer? Well, not all of them are spending their time lolling around the pool, draped in front of the TV, talking on the phone or munching popcorn at the movies. At least 20 boys and girls 8-14 years old spent part of their vacation learning about sewing, cooking, photography, crafts and scuba (living from their Peers, 4-I1 leenleaders, who have received can ip counselor training planned and taught the various classes at a SUuluner Youth Workshop held .filly 16-20 at the Seminole County Agri-Center. Sanford. They put into practice the things tilt-)' have learned us 4-11. Miriam Leach of the ' Wekiva Springs and Things 4-11 taught the photography classes. I low to m isake a pus hole caisiera, how to make winning teen-age movies, and how to take pictures using available light and underwater Miriam also served as song leader. Diana I(obev of the Teenleader .1-I1 Club had the Four" food class teaching about nutrition and a balanced diet. Boys and girls in the class made such goodies as milk shakes, cinnamon crisps. vegetable treats and pizza. Elizabeth Gaines, of the lcenk'adcr 4-I1 (1 tili, taught her class how to use the sewing machine %% ith each one of the youngsters imiaking an ajwon. This Daughtery. Dave Erlandson am .usan I c m,ry o,fl hand lush-days to help WILlS classes aII(1 assist the childi cli with then projects. Dave do'nsonst rat id iie ''1 rs ii oqus pusseist and model rocketry assisted hN Timt. Urban Forester Mike Martin conducted the natu re hike ;uiiu ui Will otwticuIturist Tout Davis taught plant propagation. Fred lthlx'o'ts, 4-I1 coorasna1or, taught it musk' class utiliziuig melody bells. 'This is the first (mu' we have used teenkades's to teach the workshop classes .nd it has been a mmiarveluus experience," Roberts said. I credit their dedication to I-Il and the training they havc received with the way they handled the whole thing. Everyone was so cooperative." Loch Haven Art Center, "Paper Media" directly from Smithsonian Institution," Sunday, July 15, through August 12 and an exhibition of Great Masters of the 20th Century. Heal Malibie Shell Museum - One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Friday and Saturday, August 10 and 11, 8 p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 12 at 2 p.m. presented by the University of Central Florida Shakespeare Institute at Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Free. No tickets or reservations needed. Fort Christmas Museum - Authentic replica an 1837 fort of the Second5einjnjole War. Guided group tours by calling 568-4149. Free admission. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 4w), two miles north of East Highway 50 at Chlrstmas, Florida. Annie Russell Sununer Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, presents "Damn Yankees," hit musical comedy, Thursday, July 19 through Aug. 5, 8:30 p.m. Matinees July 28 and Aug. 4, 2 p.m. Tickets available at area agencies or call 646-2145 for reservations. A Miriam Leach, 4-H counselor, watches Kathy Henry, 11, paint wooden plaque Kissimmee Bluegrass Festival, Aug. 3-5, Silver Spurs Rodeo Grounds. Bluegrass groups, clogging, crafts, food, free ca_npiig and parking. Children under 12 free with parents. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club, all proceeds to charity. Call 305-847-5000 for Information. Sue MockbrChés David Coral, 10, -with sewing project rt'r ----'- - '.-. • ....... �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 27, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Maxwell Smart Is Back In Movie HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Would you believe that the desk gets 75 miles per gallon on the highway, but only 50 mpg in the living room? We're back in the wild and wonderful world of Maxwell Smart, the agent of C.O.N.T.R.O.L. who made us all laugh in the half-decade from 1965 to 1970. Don Adams, who played Maxwell Smart, is playing him again. This time, though, he's going to star in a movie. The desk is proof positive that this Is a movie, not a TV show. There is a real motorized desk - the desk blotter pops up to form a windshield - and the budget of a TV show wouldn't permit them to actually construct a motorized desk. Adams says that the budget for the 150 shows he did in those five years averaged $100,000. The budget for this one movie is in excess of $7 million. You can build a motorized desk when you have that kind of money. Otherwise, the show is basically the same. Adams is the same, at any rate looks the same, talks the same and makes Smart at once a bumbler and a success. There will be no Agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) and, unfortunately, a different chief. Ed Platt, who played the chief, died. Eugene Roche was signed [)on Adams as Maxwell Smart to play the chief in the movie. They had already another TV series. Actually, he thinks there is shot many scenes when "But then," he says, "the good fortune associated with Roche took ill - it may be studio (Universal) felt there this production. Just a week hepatitis - and had to be would be a market for it as a or so after they started replaced. Now Dana Elcar Is feature." the chief, and they have had It is obviously Universal's to re-shoot many of the hope that Smart could catch scenes that Roche had on as a movie series, in the already shot. ii?T Uj.n.i us a,. D..L. UIIUIVI _•II3 As for Agent 99, Adams tradition. As a matter of says he doesn't know why fact,. Adams heiieve.s that they decided wA. smart is about halfway Barbara Feldon. between Bond and Inspector "It was the decision of the Clouacau as a character writers and the studio," he not as dumb as Clouseau, says, "not to use Barbara certainly not as suave as Mackenzie Phillips, who Feldon. I am not quite sure Bond. stars in "One Day at a why." Adams says he hasn't Time," was born Laura Adams says the idea to changed - "in nine years, Mackenzie Phillips on bring back Smart was I've gotten a little older, my November 10, 1959, in originally conceived of as a feet get tired faster, my Alexandria, Va. Her father is IV project — a movie to be knees give out faster, but singer-composer John followed, they hoped, by otherwise I'm the same." Phillips, a member of the shooting, he became the father of his seventh child, a girl. "We are calling her Beige," he says, "That's my favorite color. Isn't it a good thing I don't like chartreuse" What makes that even particularly interesting to him, as a good omen, Is the coincidence - when he first began shooting the "Get Smart" TV series, he also became a father, and also had a daughter. Stacy is now 15. Let's hope, for the sake of population control, that there aren't too many more Maxwell Smart productions. Directing "The Return of Maxwell Smart," as the film will be called, is the veteran English director, Clive Donner. "But, of course, 'Maxwel Smart' was a hit everywher else. I think that wa because he was the Littl Man who won through, 11k Chaplin's tramp, or the Goo Soldier Schweik, the Littb Man who bumbles through He's sort of like Inspecto Clouseau - except Smart i smarter." In the nine years sinc "Get Smart" went off Adams has done two othei series - "Partners," will the late Rupert Crosse, and the syndicated series "Screen Test." "I've been tied up for tw years on this project," h says. "And I can't d anything else until it' finished - actually, I'm tie up with Universal unti November." "'Maxwell Smart' wasn't a big hit n England," Donner says, "and I have a He says he never watchc theory about that. The his own series while it w English don't like canned on, but now he watches it. laughter. I can't think of one "You know," he says, American comedy that has was pretty funny." made it in England, except for the ones done before live It sure was. And the movi audiences. could be a winner, too. 'American Grafitt is ' Began Phillips Career SATURDAY ITALIAN NIGHT'. ALL YOU CAN EAT once-popular singing group, the Mamas and the Papas. Mackenzie's lineage includes Cherokee Indian, and she says, with a mock grimace and a sinister laugh, that the only eminent figure in her family background Is the notorious gangster of the 1930s, Pretty Boy Floyd, to whom she is distantly related by marriage. When Mackenzie was 7, her family, which includes an older brother, moved to Hollywood, where she graduated from the Hollywood Professional School. While singing during an amateur night at Hollywood's Troubadour cafe, she was spotted by a movie casting director, who recommended that she try acting. She took his advice, and a short time later landed her first professional actini job In the motion picturi "American Graffiti." Het other movie roles Includ "Rafferty and the Gold Dusi Twins" and "The Con versatlon." On television, Mackenzie has appeared In the movie "Go Ask Alice," in the GE Theater drama special "Miles to Go Before I Sleep" and In the Emmy Award winning "Eleanor and Franklin," in which she portrayed Eleanor Roosevelt as a teen-ager. Her latest appearance outside her series is in another television movie, "FastFriends." in Mackenzie lives Hollywood, Calif. She is 5foot-7 tall, weighs 115 pounds, and has auburn hair and brown eyes. $3•95 You Will Love Our Open Salad Par, And Your Choice Oi' Ipaihetti Or Luagna With Poetry Contest Tasty Garlic Broad. 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(Part 4 of 4) 10:00 Q BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL In a composite of previous interviews, Barbara Walters talks with Burt Reynolds, the Shah of Iran and the late John Wayne. 11:30 ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 1979 JULY30, 1979 EVENING EVENING 11:30 CD THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY TUESDAY JULY 31. 1979 EVENING 7:00 O WHAT A YEAR Melissa Sue Anderson of "Little House On The Prairie" introduces exciting young stars for a "wild ol 1978. 8:00 ED THE SCARLET LEVIER Chillingworth learns that Hester and Dimmesdale have reunited and plan to leave 7:00 BEYOND THE POSEIDON This special highlights the making of "Beyond The Poseidon" starring Michael Caine and Sal'y Field. 9:00 @)0 PEOPLE'S COMMAND PERFORMANCE Alan King is host for this third annual entertainment special featuring performances by an array of celebrities including Carroll O'Connor, Billy Crystal, Joan Pivers . Rod Stewart, and the original Broadway cast of "Ain't Misbehavin'." (R) ED WORD IS OUT Twenty-six male and female homosexuals reveal many of the problems and joys they have experienced experiment. Chances are there will bean additional By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA )— 1v, SUNDAY and very distinguished career as an actor. Yet he thinks now, having just turned 70, that he chose the in various phases of their lives, childhood, adolescence and wrong profession. In 1930 he starred in the adulthood (R) memorable "All Quiet On 11:30 ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA the Western Front." And he continued to do fine things VS. THEODORE BUNDY "Holid'.y" and "Johnny THURSDAY Belinda" and all those early Dr. Kildare movies and on AUGUST 2. 1979 up to much television in the last few years, MORNING "But I have concluded," 10:00 he says, In that soft voice @30 AUGUST MAGAZINE known the world over, "that Sharron Lovejoy reports on I doubt I would have become Caesarian births, visits with an actor if I had known then writer Erma Bombeck, and what I know now. I enjoy looks at a venerable British acting and 1 have nothing institution - the nanny. against the acting EVENING profession, it is simply that 8:00 other things which I have 42) THE BEATLES FOREVER come to know would, I think, A lavish spectacular honoring have made better careers." the Liverpool lads features Mel He thinks, perhaps, he Tillis, Paul Williams and Ray Charles. would have been happier as a scholar of some sort. For 9:00 years, he has pursued, as an STRONGER THAN THE ED avocation, the fields ot SUN One young woman makes an extraordinarily bold religion and philosophy and and dangerous attempt to stop has, in fact, made several the plutonium program forever film documentaries on 10:00 comparutiv" r - I4EW AYRES stage, and is grateful to television because it is permitting him to continue his acting education. "I average about it halfdozen parts it year," he says. "Not many of them are particularly outstanding — did play Noah on that recent series of Biblical stories and but I enjoyed doing that they all permit inc to learn. "TV has permitted me to do things that feature [Urns never would have, because eutures do not take the chances that TV does. Anti so TV is it continuing education for inc." lie is pleased now because a TV movie he did has suddenly and surprisingly - /,,1,,)? _______ 0 THE IMMIGRANTS Dons all -con suming"success causes much personal conflict until he finds inner peace 11:30 ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY Friday, July 27, 1979-5 ;jfl him because of that, but, more, it will let his work be seen by more people. lie says that the learning process goes on every day, not only with his acting roles but with life in general. Of late, he has begun going to college campuses, to help in drama departments and to talk with students "as it kind of visiting uncle." And, while he is there, he goes to as many other classes as he can. lie has it 10-year-old son, Justin, born the day before his 60th birthday. "People say that he must keep me young," Lew Ayres says. "I don't think so. I think what keeps you young is the chance to learn. Having it child air'ound only familiarizes you with childish pleasures and the opportunity to have lunch at fast food places every day." tie says he cannot compare his anti-war film of 1930, "All Quiet On the Western Front," with the controversial anti-war film of 1978, the Academy Award ''VN4 Deer Hun' ter," because he hasn't seen the new one. pilot tr.4lk Ait. lie is also writinga book series, "Iiuttlestar Gamewith some of his ideas. tica," and now that pilot has 'Maybe I should see it," "It would be wrong," he become a motion picture. says, "to say that it contains Universal released it as a he says. "But I will say this my philosophy, because that feature in Canada and it (11(1 — 'All Quiet' was simply the word Implies original very well there. So the studio story of one soldier, told thinking whereas all I do is to decided to try something simply. He was, if you distill the philosophies of new releasing a TV pilot remember, a German film that has already been soldier. And I think that in others." That modesty has always aired as a feature film in the showing the enemy as it characterized Ayres, both as United States, It will be living person, the film did a a man and as an actor. On interesting to see how it lot to tell us all that we are all hwnan beings, cei' our the latter, he contends that does. he is still in the learning Ayres is happy about the enemies." - Sports On The Air SATURDAY JULY 28, 1979 racing. from Los Angeles. featuring shark tagging, from the Virgin Islands; Celebrity 5:00 (12) (12) UNITED STATES MINI- Off-Road Race from Los AngeOLYMPICS Coverage of the las; Notional AAU Indoor Diving national competitions for Championships from Austin. Olympic hopefuls in 31 sports, 4:30 from Colorado Springs, Colo1:00 O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS rado. (12) WRESTLING In a farewell retrospective. EVENING highlights of Muhammad Ali's 1:30 career are presented; National 7:00 O COLLEGE BOWl. CHAMChampionship Sprint Car RacSOCCER MADE IN GERED PIONSHIPS ing from Terre Haute, Indiana; MANY 2:00 World Acrobatic Diving Cham(2) 0 PRE-GAME SHOW pionships from Orlando. FloriWRESTUNG da Why do the trees change? leaves change AFTERNOON SUNDAY 2:15 (2) (12) BASEBALL Regional coverage of Cincinnati Reds at Atlanta Braves; Chicago Cubs at Now York Mats. 3:30 JULY 29. 1979 JULY 30, 1979 (2) RACERS WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 2:30 Live coverage of the AFC / NFC Hall of Fame game (12) (12) UNITED STATES MINI. between the Dallas Cowboys OLYMPICS Coverage of and the Oakland Raiders from national competition for Olympic hopefuls in 31 sports, from Canton. Ohio. Colorado Springs. Colorado. 4:30 O NASL SOCCER Los Ange@3 SPORTS SPECTACULAR les Aztecs at Washington DipCoverage of Part I of the Jomo lomats Kenyatta Memorial Track and Field Games from Nairobi. 4:00 Kenya; Men's Pro Bowling, (4)0 CBS SPORTS SPECIAL Amarillo Open. from Amarillo. Coverage of Part II of the Jomo Texas; Daytona Supercross Kenyatta Memorial Track and Motorcycle racing from Florida. Field Games from Nairobi, U.S. Slnglu Scat Unlimited Kenya; Professional linderwaChampionship, off-road auto tar Sportsman's competition, ts Young Poets MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 Why do their colors? EVENING 8:00 0 BASEBALL Regional cov- erage of Baltimore Orioles at Milwaukee Brewers; Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. TUESDAY JULY 31. 1979 EVENING 9:00 ED TENNIS "Louisville International Classic" Coverage of tine finals of this $175,000 clay court event from Louisville. Kentucky. These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. People are different. Some are fat, Some are skinny, some are not the princes of the castle. Tommy ilcidrich 1 From dark green to red to bright, bright orange. Why is dark rough brown to smooth while? Why are some tall, some short? How can some lust to so old? II Maybe there are separate trees: one %ith white bar, and green leaves; one with brown bark and red leaves. Maybe l*eti you're nut looking they change places. Simon Mirsky God Why does It ruin? Maybe God is sad and lie cries. And if lie is angry, mud, spears come dimu from the sky, floods conic. And then the sun t'umt's back, birds slug, the sea calms, lie calms and settles them. lie takes the sin and drains It off, lakes a cloud and stretches it out and goes to sleep. Richard Voorhc.'s I wish 1 had a Star Wars 'umi Ithi Luke Skywalker on it. I wish I had a million dollars. I wish 1 had all the boys in the world. I love everybody but the devil, Cheryl Consay 1 wish I had a miniature poodle that had red hair a purple nose green finger nails and white eves inches high. Yamnila Mitchell �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY July 27 dential limousine from the Secret Service men who are 14 if oil .,..,.I. (III UU9II Mr. Drummond decrees that Arnold and Willis will attend his exclusive alma mater, despite 6:00 the wishes of the boys and the (2) @) 0 0 (12) NEWS school. (A) ED STUDIO SEE "Cop Show" ( INCREDIBLE HULK Explorer Scouts assist the Banner travels to an isolated Glendale, Arizona Police Dept.; mountain area in search of New York City kids make A's in peace and quiet, only to be disco dancing. (R) 9:30 interrupted by a runaway girl ED PROBE "Water Of No and reporter Jack McGee. (A) 6:30 Return" This film documentary 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT (2)(12) NBC NEWS focuses on Brevard and VoluAn aide to a top admiral finds CBS NEWS @ Nurse Crandall and Yeoman sin Counties' water problems. ABC NEWS Hunkle together, alone, in the €D VILLA ALEGRE(R) 10:00 shower room. (A) CAPRA MYS.. (12) 1) 7:00 El) WASHINGTON WEEK IN TERIES Eddie volunteers to 1J TIC TAC DOUGH REVIEW help clear a young woman of (.4) MARY TYLER MOORE murder charges resulting from 8:30 When Bess Lindstrom's boyan arson investigation. (A) 'i2 HELLO, LARRY friend meets Mary, he falls Ruthie's now flame falls in love @J 0 DALLAS Ellie's brother, madly in love with her. supposedly killed years earlier, with Diane, (A) (12) THE CROSS-WITS shows up at the Ewing ranch, WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 0 O JOKER'S WILD Vinnle fears heis losing his sex (A) ED MACNEIL / LEHMER MASTERPIECE THEATRE appeal when he cannot get a REPORT "I, Claudius: Queen Of date with any girl (R) 7:30 Heaven" Tiberius disappoints ED WALL STREET WEEK 1.) LIARS CLUB "Summer Investing" Guest: the aging Livia with his treaso4) DANCE FEVER Lee H Idloman, chairman, nous reign, while Sejanus 0 THE MUPPETS Guest' Investment Policy Committee, maintains the real power in the Elko Sommor. empire Claudius receives an Dean Willer Reynolds Inc. 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Friday, July 27, 1979 ZARD Cooler steals the presi- ED HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH MORNING Do We Get Sick?" 1:30 5:00 U COLLEGE BOWL CHAM- 0 THE FBI PIONSHIPS TURNABOUT "In The Mainstream" Handicapped people demonstrate how they have learned to Iivr and work with their disabilitie:'. (A) 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:00 ® CRACKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 200 2) 2) PRE-GAME SHOW 8:25 0 MAVERICK 0 FRIENDS "Black Fire" 0 WRESTLING 8:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN D FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 7:00 (12) PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 TONY THE PONY (1 BATTLE THE PLANETS 7'30 (2) (1 BAY CITY ROLLERS OF @D ARTHUR AND COMPANY 030 MINUTES 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS AN'" MALS "Imaginary Animals" (R) 8:00 (2J (12 ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS ED AMERICA AFTER VIETNAM "America's Disrupted Lives" Daniel Schorr moderates an examination of how America is helping the livin9 victims of the Vietnam war, 2:15 BASEBALL Regional coverage Of Cincinnati Reds at Atlanta Braves; Chicago Cubs at New York Mets, 2:30 @J MOVIE "War Hunt" (B/W) (1962) John Saxon, Robert Redford. A soldier in the Korean War becomes schizophrenic and reacts oddly after a "cease-fire" order, (2 Hrs.) ED ANOTHER VOICE 300 0 BIG VALLEY A redneck (4') 0 POPEVE 0 FANOFACE CO ERICA farmer runs for governor and uses "smear" tactics to gain 8:30 (12) (112) FANTASTIC FOUR U SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Coffee, Tenants' Rights, Car Leasing" (A) attention. 0 UNTAMED WORLD ED V.I. PEOPLE Guest: Frank H. Korlf, lecturer and adventurer. 3:30 9:00 (2) (12) GODZILLA SUPER 90 (1) 0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER El) CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the AFC / NFC Hall of Fame game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland Raiders from Canton, Ohio. ED PROBE "Water Of No Return" this film documentary focuses on Brevard and Volu. sia Counties' water problems. 0 KAZ Kaz and a buddy (Art Friday, July 27,1979-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Metrano) from his J1iI clays are arrested on charges of grand theft auto R) Ell I.. (12) INTERCOM ED UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS MORNING 5'00 ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL 'For Love Of Love' Elizabeth's m KIT 'Homesteadinq. Tires, ED FIRING LINE Crisis For parents finally consent to her The Democrats' Guest Jerry 6:00 Estate Planning" (A) marriage to a scruffy poet Wur president of the AmenfABETTER WAY 12:30 1030 can Federation Of State, Coun THIS IS THE LIFE (2) (12) MEET THE PRESS (.14) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE ty and Municipal Workers 6:30 0 BLACK AWARENESS 11:00 5:30 CHURCH SERVICE 0 DIRECTIONS "The Angels (2) (.4)0(12) NEWS (12) F-TROOP LIVING WORD flU Of Serra Center" A program ED AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. designed to help mentally "Merle Haggard Arid The (12) AFTER HOURS EVENING retarded adults live useful lives Strangers" Merle and his band is examined. (A) 6:45 perform "Silver Wings." "San ED FLORIDA REPORT CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP Antonio Rose." "Old Fash6:00 ioned Love" and "Working 100 (])(4) 0 0 (12) NEWS m 7:00 CD BUDGET 80 Highlights of Man Can't Get Nowhere (!)RACERS c2)2'SCOMPANY the Orange County School Today." @ SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE U.0 0 Board budgetary meetings are OMARLO AND THE MAGIC 0 MORAL ISSUES 11:15 (12) MOVIE "Black Noon" (C) shown. MOVIE MACHINE (14)CBS NEWS .., OV1EWPOINT ON NUTRI- (1971) Roy Thinnes, Yvette 6:30 11:30 Mimieux. A small Western town T1ON NBC NEWS )NBC LATE MOVIE "King" is gripped by the forces of 64) CBS NEWS (12) JERRY FALWELL (1978) Paul Winlield, Cicely black magic and witchcraft. 11 O30MINUTES 7:30 Tyson. Martin Luther King's 1/2 Hrs.) 0 WILD KINGDOM "Land Of A.M.E. HOUR ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN The Kangaroo" The world ol efforts to desegregate Birming. REVIEW(R) (ha Li ,nn,nn ,.n,l b.c (aunts, ham. Alabama win him the FAITH FOR TODAY " ""'"" "a "" nation's attention and sympa. animals is explored, 1:30 PICTURE OF HEALTH thy for the black cause and the ACROSS 44 Sol(It,.1 19 ventilate 35 tsuitu)ll() ADAM-12 Malloy disap- (12) WILD KINGDOM "Lions 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. (Part 71 Actor 3/ Act,,'.,. [inmy Lou 8:00 pears into the wilds of Griffith Under The Net" Marlin and Jim 2 of i D,uiuiuln' c'ty 4R Dr'li,ri's i VOICE OF VICTORY )12 Park while pursuing a robbery use a cannon net to capture 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 A powerful lr,.c,l,iI Di'l 23 (.n.iiiit- i.i'ts 311 Striyi'ul 9D OF WOMEN AND MEN and relocate the lion arid the Hawaiian cattle baron goes suspect. ,,ik,iiiti, 24 Time east 49 (3am-hall 40 S.i,ii'r O2 REX HUMBARD wildebeest 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS outside of and around the law 7 Actiu Home t,unui 25 11,1. il,U(l SHOW MY PEOPLE 0 UNTAMED WORLD to avenge the death of his '° 7:00 Conway onw 41 Actor fciv,tI SI Fvvty ED SESAME STREET (R) ED WALL STREET WEEK (2)cI2) WORLD OF DISNEY (A) tO Actor Hot,,'i I 2/ CoIi,l),im.i 52 Di..is,ori 8:30 "Summer Investing" Guest... My Dog, The Thief" A traffic 0 NEWS Newnr,iiu 42 Viii ()y live i'Ii(1ilui,) of a play 1i SUNDAY MASS Leo H. tdteman, chairman, reporter learns that his co 12) AFTER HOURS 43 M,'inir',,, 12 Leave out53 Acidity 711 Folio' @')MARLO AND THE MAGIC Investment Policy Committee, worker, a St Bernard. has 14 Mit,it: landStiffer 29 Knight'. W il l 12:00 Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. (A) MOVIE MACHINE stolen a million-dollar necklace 0 JUKEBOX Guests The rnn,IstIr., I Srol I •-inpl.,r 45 Il,inut to fit id 0 ORAL ROBERTS from jewel thieves (Part 2 of 2) Real Thing, The Rubettes. Clo 15 lii ,itblit,oii 55 I'rotr,ict 46 Chufli'iI 2:00 ,ul,lir I (R) 47 T(n11 liuii' 30 Aw,i, from (2') NASHVILLE MUSIC 56 dagh Rogers Chris Speed-rig. 16 Source of 9:00 "1 he 1) 0 60 MINUTES fluio(!I,11'1 41 sctti'ti 51 A,'iiir Ipri,fu) (4') MOVIE (2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL Rod Ste"ar I BOYS While Il Tolem Imli' Millionairess' (C) (196 1) Sophia 0 HARDY 32 ('.tvt,uiii t!.i)l I' 01 12:30 QD 0 SUNDAY MORNING 50 T aboo Loren, Peter Sellers. Based on searching th. Caribbean for a 0 THE JACKIE GLEASON 1R I'tty ouhr OBIGFOOT AND WILDBOY DOWN 20 Entertain',, the play by George Bernard missing girl. Frank arid Joe SHOW (12) ORAL ROBERTS I Arrow S,uinniy Shaw. A young millionairess is encounter yacht thieves and ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 1)0(5011 titt Jr forced by her father's will to discover pirate treasure. (A) LURE OF THE DOLPHINS 7 Refrain 22 Fumnou ED marry a man with a good busi' 9:30 The fascinating mammal is an n songs watemf,itl SOIU'TIO 12) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- ness mind. (2 Hrs.) "The Movie entertainer, a communicator 24 Actor 3 Be coin 0 MOVIE LEE Pelled , Brian Murderer" (C) (1970) Arthur and a user of strategic warfare . O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 4 The [lirctiic Actor Kennedy, Warren Cabs An My "Pardon 8:00 11121 MOVIE 7:00 (1) THE GONG SHOW @3 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER HEE HAW Guests Ray Price. Bill Anderson, Roy Acuff 0 LAWRENCE WELK ED SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA @3 THE MUPPETS Guest: Spike Milligan. 8:00 (1')G21 CHIPS Ponch and Jon go undercover to expose a protection racket preying on a wealthy old man (Rudy Vallee) and his granddaughter, (A) 4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS To insure a hot bet that he placed on the Bears to win a big game, Buttermaker teaches his team every dirty trick he can think of. (A) 0 BA'TTLESTAR GALACTICA A mysterious stranger grants the Galactica's crew three wishes in exchange for their blind obedience. (Part 2 of 2) (R) ED SHAKESPEARE IN HIS AGE The University of Central Florida and WMFE focus on the summer Shakespeare Institute MEN Muu m ON IN MMMIMI mmm mommmm mmmm mmm mlimmimm mmmo a• ElmMimi mmml mmm mmmm lam mmm MEE mmm. ED MEETING OF MINDS Steve Allen discusses capital punishment, revolution, criminal justice and the effects of slavery on human beings with Frederick Douglass (Roscoe Lee Browne), Tz'u-hsi (Beulah Quo), Cesare Beccaria (Robert Carricart), and the Marquis de Sade (Stefan Gierasch). (A) '' 8:30 (141)0 JUST FRIENDS A desperate Susan seeks advice on how to discourage the romantic attentions of her kinky new neighbor. 9:00 (12l2) SWORD OF JUSTICE ltoctoi and his girlfriend are kidnapped by an apparel millionaire whom they learned was stealing designer fashions and 9:30 mass-producing them. (A) ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 4)0 CBS MOVIEt;'ThO Wilby Conspiracy" (1975) Sidney 10:00 Poitler, Michael Caine, A black 0 SUPERFRJENDS South African revolutionary 400 ED MOVIE "The Angry sets off with his lawyer and a Silence" (81W) (1960) Pier 0 LAST OF THE WILD Angeli, Richard Attenborough. ED NOVA "Key To Paradise" reluctant white mining engineer A man who opposes a labor The most promising drugs dis- on a cross-country trek to union strike is given the silent covered in the 20th century are locale diamonds hidden years treatment by his fellow work- manufactured in our own earlier. (R) 12.00 brains. (A) LOVE BOAT "Super Mom" ers. (2 Hrs.) (Ti IiflVI "flIIIi,n. In A Anne Meara, Jerry Stiller; "I'll 4:30 10:30 Golden Eye" (C) (1987) ElizaSee You Again" Craig Stevens, DAFFY DUCK beth Taylor, Marlon Brando. (4)SPORTS SPECTACULAR Cyd Charisse; "April's Return" Coverage of Part I of the Jomo Charo. (R) While his wife romances a fel- @30 TARZAN / SUPER SE i Kenyatta Memorial Track and low officer, an Army officer EN 10:00 Field Games from Nairobi, becomes attracted to one of I1.00 Kenya; Men's Pro BowlIng, 2 G2 SUPERTRAIN A young the men in his command, (2 (2)(12) FRED AND BARNEY Amarillo Open, from Amarillo, man being sought by the police Hrs.) Texas; Daytona Supencrosa holds several train passengers 11:30 Motorcycle racing from Florida; hostage while he plots his (110 THE JETSONS 12:35 U.S. Single Seat Unlimited escape. (R) MOVIE "Mr. Moses" (C) 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES Championship, off-road auto 0 FANTASY ISLAND A race(1965) Robert Mitchum, Carroll car driver tries to recreate his Baker. An American adventurracing, from Los Angele3. AFTERNOON or aids the relocation of an S WORLD WAR H 01 DIARY crippling accident, and a beau"The Last Barrier: Crossing tiful prostitute wants to live a African tribe when it's learned The Rhine" that a new water dam is to be normal weekend. (A) 12:00 constructed nearby. (2 Hrs. 5 (2)(12) IUFORD AND THE 11:00 5.00 GALLOPMGHM Mins.) (2)112) UNITED STATES MINI- (2)4)000 NEWS (4) SONKERSI Guest: Carol OLYMPICS Coverage of the Lawrence, 11:30 100 national competitions for (2)111) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL S SPACE ACADEMY Olympic hopefuls in 31 spOils, (.2) i SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Richard Benjamin. 'HER. Host' Mac Davis. Guests: from Colorado Springs, Cob- (A) MEDIX Abbe, Gerry Rafferty, Bonnie redo. MOVIE "Catch-22" (C) Pointer, McFadden and White1230 0 DONNA FAR= Guest: Kip (41) (1970) Alan Arkin, Martin head, Lisa Hartman. (2) OUTLOOK WITH Joy Adotta. Balsam. A group of Air Force 0 MOVIE 'Monitor Zero" IRYON S flflINQ UNE "Th• Enh*'gy officers, disgusted with the (B/W) (1966) Nick Adams, (4) MOVIE "Situation Hope. Crisis" Guest: Senator Howard rotation system and the subtle Akira Takarada. Planet X. less But Not Serious" (B/W) Mitzenbaum (D.-Ohio). insanity of their commanders. which lsdomlnatedbyuonst.r (1965) Alec Guinnesi, Robert stops at nothing to get 1:30 captures Oodzilia Zero, and Redford, A Get-man shopcerk S HER HAW HONEYS Guest: discharges. (2 Hrs.) Roden a and threatens world holds two American furs hosTom T. Hall. destruction. (1 Hr. 50 Mine.) 0 MOVIE "TM Cheyenne tae after the end of World Social Club" (C) (1970) James WIV If. (2 Ut-s.) 2:00 Stewart, Henry Fonda. In 1867, EV 5FAT ALBERT (4) two cowpokes inherit a social AMMAN 5 BANDSTAND club In Wyoming which turns 2:40 KIDSWORLD am out to be a rollicking house of 0 NEWS CROCKETT'S VICTORY (2) (4)0(12) NEWS IU repute. (2 Hrs.) GARIM 3:10 AMERICANS 5 MOVIE "Adventures Of 5 0 MOVIE "Fuzz" (C) (1972) 1.00 Marco Polo" (B/W) (11938) Gary 1:30 Burt Reynolds, Jack Weston. (2) HOU.YWOOo TEEN Cooper, Basil Rathbone. The (2) FLOOA'e WATCHING Boston is intimidated by a 5 STAR T TREK A hIghly travels of 13th-century explorc.e NEWS (4)0 series of mysterious killings sophisticated android takes or Marco Polo bring him to Involving, ransom demands control .01 the. Entorprese'.and ROOKIES' A lobe hold - China. (2 Hrs. 10 Mins) madey a potorkzrlmhnaJ. do4iverai*$oHar(y.I.u_dd.,,. .',.Trt-y thi hgs. 11) " "tae In ibjik'vau1t inorój(t'4O0SIY$ib' •.....t:'" ' • ' - 71_,p1wfu$t July 29 SUNDAY ' ..-. spuciaity iS iiU d1U1ui.\. lli,W) (1t#42) 131.1d 117' NBC MOVIE "A Fire In The Sky" (1978) Richard Cren. Abbott, Lou Costello. A pair of sabotaging airplanes, is pun( men ruins the plans of a group sued by a detective and an na, Elizabeth Ashley. An insurance Investigator. (2 Hrs.) astronomer tries to convince of jewel thieves. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 SIDE BY SIDE officials of a major American ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ED THE SHAKESPEARE city that they face almost cer10:00 PLAYS "As You Like It" Helen lain destruction by a huge ED STUDIO SEE Explores Mirren, Angharad Roes, James wind-surfing, visits a 801am, Brian Stirner, Clive comet. (R) ALL IN THE FAMILY beekeeper.. artist Ben Stahl Francis and Richard Pasco star (14)0 Stephanie is forced to perform and a horse trainer. (A) in Shakespeare's lyrical and a solo in the school concert lighthearted play. after Edith. her duet partner, 10:30 (2) MOVIE "The Black Rose" loses her voice. (A) 2:30 (C)(1950) Tyrone Power. Orson (1) (OD UNITED STATES MINI- 0 SALVAGE I Harry's FBI Welles. A 13th-century English OLYMPICS Coverage of friend Klinger is kidnapped by BOB HOPE Saxon travels Oriental caravan national competition for Olym. African commandos who routes seeking trade secrets (2 plc hopefuls in 31 sports, from demand weapons in exchange Hrs.) for his life. (R) Colorado Springs, Colorado. (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 NASL SOCCER Los Ange. ED EVENING AT POPS Class,0 FOR OUR TIMES Dale- las Aztecs at Washington Dip- cal guitarist Angel Romero per gates to the World Council of lomats forms Vivaldi's "Concierto Dc Churches' International conferAranjuez." (A) ence examining the Interaction 400 8:30 between science and religion CBS SPORTS SPECIAL ONE DAY AT A TIME (4)0 (4)0 are Interviewed. (Part I of 2) Coverage of Part II of the Jomo Barbara's doting grandmothKIDSWORLD Style is more than heels of Kenyalta Memorial Track and irs make plans for her high S ZOOM Field Games from Nairobi, school graduation night which the proper height and ties of Kenya; Professional Undarwa- drastically conflict with her the proper width. 1100 (14) AGRONSKY AND COMPA- tar Sportsman's competition, fl By style we mean not a NY featuring shark tagging, from 900 look or a fashlàn, but a the Virgin Islands; Celebrity THE LAW AND YOU of excellence and from Los Ange(4)0 AUCE Alice, Flo and standard BAPTIST Off-Road Race 0 FIRST Ws; National AAU Indoor Diving Mel offer well-meaning but integrity," said the editors of to Vera in anwhen Hokeeptng Good advice OQUE PASA, U BA.? "Se Championships from Austin, useless her boyfriend dumps her. (A) " nouneing the magazine's NSc.sita S.r llingu." Texas. OAB MOVIE "Serpico Cin, ia Jos and their friend 4:30 (1973) Al Pacino, Tony 1979 Style Awards. These Sharon are hired to work at an (2) MOVIE "Wheel Of Roberts. An honest Policeman were the winners: Ifltlrflitionil shopping Fortune" (B/W) (1941) Frances sacrifices his career and CoeeeM_au Bob Hope Complex. (R) Dee. John Wayne. A young almost his life to expose high- (Cocswnmate Style") corruption in the New attorney exposes the truth 1130 Actor Ron Howard about a corrupt politician and York POIIC Department. (R) (4)0 FACITHE NATION Style") (1 dealings. his underhanded aa$pIEcE THEATRE (Quid BIG BLUE MARBLE Slag.'r Die., S.mer "I, Claudius: Reign Of Terror" 1/2 Hrs.) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS S. anus orders that Tiberius be (Gutsy Style") AJPTBRNOON In a farewell retrospective. cut off from the outside world, Actor (artlao flesha highlights of Muhammad All's leaving Antonia with no way Of (Distinguished Style") presented; National warning him of his enda career 12:00 Singer-TV kisSes. (4) MOVIE "The Pink Panth- Championship Sprint Car Rac- empire. (A) We Dusk Skore (Ultimate 1" (C) (1964) David Nivon, ing from Terre Haute, Indiana; Style") f World Acrobatic Diving ChemPOlar Sellers, A jewel thie THE JEFFERSONS Now that I have this attompis to take possession of plonships from Orlando, Flail- (1) 0 Christmas is merrier joked Hope after a PfiCeleU gem, with the help da. he award," er Louise helps find him t Of the French police Inspector's (12) SpORT8WORLD Coverage aft the presentation, the the United Slates Mini- father he never knew. (A) wife. (2 Hrs.) . of ,iineco nestomyheme .,,,ojyuplcs•'tIOfll 'Colorado * 1000,... , . , OSPECT1BJU to check tr thaè." ""' tjytj csij 'SIESUM AN'AN" SpIIngi Câ4o-ado. ' 'I.zt, . young , Nolte S F rench 30 Span of years friend Ronstadt 31 Sweet 6 7 Judd Hirsch potato 33 Consume stars in 34 Entertainer 8 Cleopatra's handmaid Sonny 9 New York 36 Actor opera house Redford Boisterous Ii Actor Greene talk 42 Less moist 13 Rend '" 4 Who's In Style? EXTENDED Now open M-F 11 a liusurly lit. If luncheon prices) VI V Try our new q0 •, 15 pd. disco TRADITIONA - • Be - Fried Shrim Salad Bar - BoviterMlie DUsed - Try on, of o - .'.- s " '1 -;:, .' '' .,. ;-' • :2•. . . ..- C LlrnCh MF - 11-3 Sundo 305 S. Par$ For . [] �s—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL From Friday, July 27, 1979 Daytime Schedule Hollywood MORNING ASuccess Story HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Hollywood is still the land of golden opportunity. It's happened again. "The Buddy Holly Story" was a hit. It surprised a lot of people, but it didn't surprise the three men who made it executive producer Edward Cohen, producer Fred Bauer and director Steve Rash. What's happened after "The Buddy Holly Story," however, has been something of a surprise. Maybe it shouldn't have been, but It has. They have learned Valuable Lesson Number One Hollywood adores successes. (Valuable Lesson Number Two is the other side of the coin, which maybe they never will have to learn Hollywood hates failures.) They say that "The Buddy Holly Story" has opened the doors for them. They say that maybe that's a mild way of putting it: "Maybe you'd better say that it opened the floodgates." They keep getting offers and bids and feelers. They say that people who never before would see them, now are not only available when they call but are calling them. The three have been tagged with a couple -of - - - - 5:00 phrase implies they were lucky. Again, they believe that they made a hit movie because they knew what they were doing every step of the way. Luck, they say, had nothing to do with it. Now they have big dreams and big ideas. They have formed a company Innovisions-ECA and they are already working on their next film. It will be called "Under the Rainbow," and it is far afield from "Buddy Holly, "which is what they wanted. "Under the Rainbow" is an "outrageous comedy," they say, a period piece set in 1938, which is a year they feel was significant the depths of the Depression and the year both "Gone With the Wind" and "The Wizard of Ox" came out. The three hope someday and not too far off, either to have their own studio. They have already started a record label (Wizard) so they can market the sound track albums of their films. (They goofed, and didn't do that with "Buddy Holly" and thereby lost a fortune.) They visualize having their own book publishing firm, so they can publish books and thus have their own source of -film material. - 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER (12) STEVE RASH labels around Hollywood. "The Million Dollar Babies," some have called them. Others say that Cohen. Bauer-Rash are "the kids who caught lightning in a bottle." They object to both labels. Mildly, but with reason. They say they are not babies at all, and they don't like the implication that they are rookies who just happened to stumble onto a good thing. Actually, they say, they have been together for a decade, making TV movies and TV specials. So they knew what they were doing, they say, when they made "The Buddy Holly Story." It was no fluke. As far as "lightning in a bottle," they say that that 8:00 12) EARLY DAY (7) CRACKERBARREL 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED STUDIO SEE 6:30 (4) KUTANA 10:30 (7) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (1) LOVE OF LIFE THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 (I) A.M. WEATHER ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 6:47 (7) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (7)TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA © HI. 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PEOPLE o o GENERAL HOSPITAL OD ANTIQUES 3:30 @)OM AS H(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS ME LAUGH (12) SESAME STREET (R) ED 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS 12:00 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (7) PASSWORD PLUS (14) THE YOUNG AND THE 02) GUNSMOKE c 7:30 CI) (M TODAY OGOOD MORNING AMERI. RESTLESS 5:00 00(12) NEWS CA (2) THE BRADY BUNCH (I) SESAME STREET (R) 0 THE ODD COUPLE &00 MISTER ROGERS (R) CO 12:30 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (2) NEWS EL) OVER EASY 5:30 (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- (12) NEWS 8:25 f1f HEROES, (12) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) BEWITCHED GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 112) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 40 OVER EASY now MONDAY EVENING 8:00 .12) (4) 0 0 02) NEWS ED STUDIO SEE "CrowingSeattle's Green Lake Crew prepares for a race; a young actor explains what he gives and gets from the stage. (R) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS €1) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 17) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou checks into the hospital for minor surgery and leaves Mary in charge of the newsroom. 0 CHANNEL SIX REPORT JOKER'S WILD 112) TO THE POINT ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT July 30 and uses It to slander nearly everyone in town. (A) (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves discovers a phenomenal basketball player who is also a street wise loner want. ed by gangsters. (R) 0 BASEBALL Regional coverage of Baltimore Orioles at Milwaukee Brewers; Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Looking For India" Bill Mayors looks back on his fourth season of shows, recalling some of the outstanding stories and conversations TUESDAY EVENING uncovers a clover financial scheme run by a white-collar con artist. (R) ED MURDER MOST ENGLISH "Clouds Of Witness" When Lady Mary's fiance is murdered, her brother, Lord Peter Wimsey, flies from Paris to investigate. (Part 1) 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Robin Williams. (Part 1 of 2) (A) 11:30 (12)112) TONIGHT Guest host: Bill Cosby. (4) NEWLYWED GAME ROCKFORD FILES A citizens' committee from a small town hires Rockford to locate a girl who revealed their taxdodge scheme to the IRS. O POLICE STORY Fearing for his life, a policeman shoots at a crazed gunman and kills both the man and his hostage. ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY 9:00 (12)ffj MOVIE "The Rain People" (1969) James Caan, Shirley Knight. Alter fleeing her married life, a sensitive young woman meets up with a former college football star who 12:00 makes a profound impression on her life. (4) BIG VALLEY The Barkleys @DOMASH Charles and try to persuade one of their 7:30 Klinger unexpectedly share an elderly ranch hands to "take It (2) LIARS CLUB emotional experience while easy." but only manage to (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Lost drowning their sorrows at insult him. Vikings" New evidence indi- Hosie's bar. (R) 12:40 cates that the descendants of ELI TEN WHO DARED "Henry 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "To Eric the Had. who landed in Morton Stanley" By an epic Please A Lady" (1950) Clark Canada centuries before 999-day journey In the 1870s. Gable, Barbara Stanwyck. A Columbus sailed, still roam the Stanley, the only white survi- race car driver Is forced to vor, proved the Congo was not land. choose between his career and part of the Nile. 0 FAMILY FEUD the woman he loves. (12) CAROL BURNETT AND 9:30 1:00 FRIENDS Guest: Betty White. (7)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Jules An undertaking tycoon (2) (12) TOMORROW Guests: Author Bernard Lefkowitz; Feitfer. (A) embarking on a campaign to Wayne McAllister and Sue sell funeral packages to young 8:00 Rudisill, who "dropped out" of (2) (112) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE People decides to begin his the 9-to-5 business world PRAIRIE Harriet Oleson is advertising on WKRP. (R) (41) NEWS hired to write a gossip column 10:00 1:38 for Walnut Groiqenewsppor (4) 0 LOU-GRANT kou Q,P4EWS 6:00 M 14)00 02) NEWS STUDIO SEE "Scuba. Too (A) ffl 6:30 ([2) NBC NEWS (4) 0 CBS NEWS Q ABC NEWS ) VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 ()TIC TAC DOUGH (1 MARY TYLER MOORE Rhoda makes plans to leave Minneapolis and move back to New York. 0 WHAT A YEAR Melissa Sue Anderson of "Little House On The Prairie" introduces exciting young stars for a "wild and crazy" review of 1978. O JOKER'S WILD 9 THE CROSS-WITS ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME NEXT STEP BEYOND OSHA NA NA Guest Dick Clark. 02 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Alan King ED DICK CAVETT Guest Robin Williams. (Part I of 2)1R) 8:00 (2) (1k) THE RUNAWAYS A young girl who fled her hometown after witnessing a robbery turns to Stave's ward Mark for help. (7)0 THE DOOLEY BROTHERS A bumbling duo who can't ride, shoot or rope are hired to ride through the old West and dispense jusleu. HAPPY DAYS Joannie decides to take up smoking in order to loin a "cool" girls' club. (A) ED THE SCARLET LETTER Chillingworth learns that Hester and Dimmesdale have reunited and plan to leave Boston; as Dimmesdale preaches his last sermon, he reaches a terrible decision one that will spell disaster for them all. (Part 4 of 4) 8:30 "There Was A (7) MOVIE Crooked Man" (C) (1970) Kirk Douglas, Henry Fonda. After an escaped prisoner dies of rattlesnake bites, the warden takes $500,000 from the corpse and heads for Mexico. 112 1/2 Hrs.) CBS MOVIE "Rollerball" (1975) James Caan. John Houseman. A superstar player In a sport of the future refuses to obey the mandatory retirement rule, resulting in several no-holds-barred matches. (R) (Viewer Discretion Advised) DETECTIVE SCHOOL-ONE FLIGHT UP Students at a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. July 31 detective academy are searching for a missing classmate at a mortuary when they discover more than deed bodies in cold Storage 9:00 (2 NBC MOVIE Final Crash (1973) Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland A group of eccentrics living in an auto junkyard decide to restore a vintage plane and fly it around the world 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack becomes angry with Janet and Chrissy and accepts a job as a live-in cook for Larry's boss (A) TENNIS Louisville International Classic Coverage of the finals of this S175,000 clay court event from Louisville. Kentucky 9:30 O TAXI In a desperate effort to save Latka from deportation, the cabbies hire a working girl to marry him (R) 10:00 O BARBARA WALTERS SPE- CIAL In a composite at pi ovi otis interviews. Barbara Waiters talks with Burt Reynolds. the Shah of Iran and the late John Wayne 11:00 (2) (4 1 0 0 (lj NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest Robin Williams (Part 2 of 2)1 At 11:30 (2) 02) BEST OF CARSON Host Johnny Carson Guests Mel Tillis, Britt Ekland. Garson Kanin. Ed Lieberthal (A) (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Fiarnaby is called in to investigate when a motorcycle manufacturer dies while testing a new product (A) Cabaret' C) ABC MOVIE (1972) Liza Minnelii, Joel Giey A nightclub singer becomes involved in a torment-filled romance in pro-World War II Berlin. (R) 12:00 (17) BIG VALLEY A Greek farmer, outraged by the rates charged by the railroad, decides to take his crops tc market by wagon. 12:40 CCBS LATE MOVIE "Mrs Pollifax Spy" (197 1) RosaIin Russell. Darren McGavin When a middle-aged wido becomes a spy for the CIA, sh is sent to Mexico City on a mis. sion and ends up in an Alban far, jail. - 1:00 TOMORROW Guests (2)012) Curtis Shwa. head of the sub way vigilante group. the Mag nificent 13; Richard Rodriguez a marathon roller coaster rider Why Do U.S. Writers Steal From British TV? l)EAII DICK: Why do American television writers copy the British comedy shows? I've seen ninny that have been copied, such as "Man About the house" ("Three's Company") and "Billy liar" ("Billy") and "Miss Jones and Son" t"Miss Winslow and Son"). I can name more. Isn't there some law about copying other people's shows? I find the humor on these British comedies is much better than on the American copies. Are thewriters' Imaginations so bad they have to steal Ideas? COLE11'E MAI)SEN, Port Coquitlam, B.C., Can, Nobody is stealing anything. All the American copies of British shows are bought and paid for. There really aren't that many you left out the grand-daddy of them all, ''All In the Fatally," which was adapted from the British show, Till Death Us Do Part.'' There are plenty of original American comedies shows like ''MASh" and ''Barney Miller" and '''l'he Mary Tyler Moore Shu%v" and all the av back to ''I lAive Lucy." And those were big hits in England, too. hiunior is something we have plenty of here in the United States, but if somebody else has if good idea, no reason why c cannot adapt it for our own purposes. Nothing wrong with it, either legally or morally. - - l)EAI( DICK: Please settle an argument. Did Let' Marvin ever have a series on TV? Also, who played Gil Favor on "Rawhide"? G.C., Chickamauga, Ga. Yes, Lee was in M Squad (the M did not stand for Michelle i in 1957-1960. The late Eric Fleming played Gil Favor. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me something about James Gregory of "Barney Miller," I sa him on "Hegan's hIt'roes" one day and his name was Frank (;erstl. l)ld he change his name? G.G., Rothschild, Wis. You must be confused between the name of the character and the name of the actor, or else you an' thinking of two different actors. Gregory has 31ways bf'.en Gregory. Perhaps he played a character named Gerstl, but he never used that name professionally. DEAR DICK: Can you settle this argument. I say that Gilda Radner, of "Saturday Night Live," used to do a starved housewife character called Goldie on "The Smothers Brothers Show." My friend says It wasn't Gilda, although he doesn't know who It was. Please officiate. D. SANBORN, Tucson, Ariz. It wasn't Gilds. It was Leigh French DEAR DICK: Could you tell inc what has happened to Clayton Moore, "The Lone Ranger"? I have heard he is dead. MELBA BIACBURN Loleta, Calif. You have heard wrong. Moore retired from acting in '59, but he is still alive and kicking, at 71. DEAR DICK: Recently, WDEF"TV in Chattanooga celebrated Its 25th annIversary by showing several old programs. One was "December Bride." My iIfe and I were wondering what became of the cast. Also, we wondered about the fellow who played in "Meet McGraw." I think his name was Frank Lovejoy. I was just a little fellow when that was on, but I thought he was "cool." ROBERT PEDIGO, Ringgold., Ga. 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No. DEAR 1)1(2K: here's your chaiu'e to settle- another lrletud.ship.shattcrillg argument. is Milburn Stolie, the old Due ol ''Gutismoke," still alive? U.K. I'ROlt'e'N. t.arenee, Mich. Alive. l)oes that totally shatter or positively cetmuelit the friendship? . ' NOW SERVING BREAKFAST 5:30 AM - il AM HOME COOKED MEALS It A.M.-9 P.M. Mon thru Thur%—Ii A.M.iO P.M. Fri 5, Sal BAR-B-QUE CORRAL 3155 Orlando Or. (S. Hwy I? 92) Sanford Across from Movietand Drive-In — or large print. For additional information and a free catalog of the entire SelfHelp Series, write: The Guild for the Blind, 180 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, II &01. JERRY FRAZIER formerly with "Happy Feelings" TUES. thru SAT. 9pm• lam hAPPY IIOIJR Which Countries Promote Tourism Most? WHAT'SUPIN TOURISM? Which nations are trying hardest to attract visitors from abroad? These are the leaders In terms of the shares of their national budgets spent on promoting I. Poland 2. Ireland Greece Turkey iriiaiui 6. Iflingtury , Portugal New Zealand Mexico France Argentina India Belgium ' ' 11am Tll7pm 1). 0 Italy 7. Canada tourism: Poland seems to be getting Some return on its investment. Both President Carter and Pope John Paul that nation an early II opmthelroin'trewehs.' Ask Dick 1!:III Rug Making Guide Adapted For Blind techniques adapted for the blind and visually impaired. Twenty-three patterns for wall decorations, pillow covers and rugs, tips on material selection and friendly advice on what Friday, July 27, 1979-9 3WM% AA 2 ~ vw#~; 3~0 "ALIk SANFORD NEW AT 1.4 - - �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 27,1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sounds A Lot Like Nixon Draculais0 Political 'Phoenix' Subject Of Novel NEW RELEASE By SUSAN DAMXO RIORDAN Washington lawyers. "If he THE MAIN CHANCE by Jules Witcover (Viking, 261 (the lawyer) buys you steak pages, $9.95) A YEAR OR SO WITH EDGAR by George V. American Library Assn tartare at Paul Young's in Higgins (Harper & Row, 250 pages, $9.95) the evening, and you order it Ever since Woodward and me Lun rare, he will have Bernstein's "All the your fillings before the President's Men" (1974), the fora second rematch of wits, loyal personal secretary. His sherbet comes, and your books about the unholy war one for which the latter are henchmen are all shifty-eyed reputation with his stewed I between politicians and not prepared. and his supporters patriotic prunes the next morning." Webb, seasoned, middle- bimbos. reporters keep coming. "A Year or So With Back then, when the aged and taienteu, is sucAlthough plot is not Wit- Edgar" Is not just a protagonist was the real cun)bing to drink and cover's forte, "The Main collection of wise remarks. thing — Richard Nixon - the despair. his marriage to Chance" is worth reading for Things do happen. Peter 1 inside account of Ruth, a former actress, Is his serious observations on leaves his wife. His son gets presidential intrigues and dissolving in endless travel ethics and the personal a girl pregnant. Edgar has a insecurities was sure to and sleepless nights. responsibilities of a political vasectomy. He decides to Webb's Kennedyesque, reporter. They are small write a titilate. But five years and it book about least as many "true" ac- Yale-educated younger truths planted In a large Washington. He also falls in counts later, we find our- partner, Tom Studivant, has novel, love. selves in a new — although his own problems. His older Witcover clearly knows These are serious events, equally stale — situation. brother, it senator from New the Washington turf. A long- but somehow they become Now we're being "roman it York, has decided to run time Washington columnist terribly funny in Higgins' clefed" to death, with every against Hacker. Torn en- for the Chicago Tribune-New hands. Even a conference on novelist on the block who courages his brother, but York News Syndicate, he is freedom of the press gets Ido wants to create an eveil frets over his conflict of the author of five nonfiction Higgins' distinctive touch. presidential character Interest until the senator books on politics and non- Journalists from around the recreating guess who. asks him to manage the fiction books on politics and country gathered to hear the Jules Witcover, un- campaign. "He's Jack politicians, from Robert remarks of the Honorable fortunately, is no exception. Kennedy and you're Bobby," Kennedy to Spiro Agnew, Bernard Carnmon, former .JULES %VITCOVER In his first novel, the Webb comments sar- many of whom pop up in Associate Justice of the Washington-based journalist castically. "The Main Chance." He has United States Supreme Paints a black picture of it in inc meantime, tire even written fictional news court. declined to print that speech The more optimistic were presidential primary team's ambitious resear- columns covering his (Ic,The guy who introduced instead of its usual Sunday cancelling appointments sometime in the 1980s. cher, Nora, who had been tional news. him had apologized that time edition. . . People were made three weeks hence, Democrat Edwin hacker is (10mg double duty as Tom's George V. Higgins uses had not permitted printing of running out for cigarettes, and one guy reached his son forced out of office when a lover, leaves him In the much the same backdrop as the advance text; by now and also to make farewell at kindergarten to apologize of earn of Wa;hington interest objective Witcover for "A Year or So many of us hncw the truth, culls to kith and kin whom. in advance for being unable columnists, Mike Webb and reporting during the up- with Edgar." Higgins' which was that The New they had been convinced, to make the kid's graduation Torn Sturdivant, discover ('wifing primary. Webb trademark : , ki 'ew UUd never see again. from Oberlin." Illegal campaign financing. makes her his new bylined wonderful way he reveals I lackt'r resigns rather than column partner. But he soon characters through dialogue ,ubiiit it, fuflhier in- diseTwers that her filmy or in the case of 'Idgar, Sellers. Peter O'Toole. A Atgus t 1 vestigation, saying goodbye talents do not include monologue. It worked well confused young man seeks to the nation with I televised writing. with hliieins' smiiII-tlrn help from an .vnri more attack on the press. If you think this all sounds hoods in "Friends of Eddie confused psychiatrist. (2 Hrs.) ED WORD IS OUT Twenty-six Two years later, Hacker like I'eyton Place, D.C., Coyle," "The Diggers EVENING owner who has taken a shine to male and female homosexuals you're right. decides to run again, to And the bad Game" and "Coogan's Susan of also having designs reveal many of the problems rehabilitate his reputation guys in the book are really Trade." Now he takes on the on Milt's club (A) and joys they have experienced 6'00 and to cash in on growing bad. Hacker is married to a legal and 0 BIG VALLEY The Barkicys journalistic in various phases of their lives, () 0 NEWS grass-roots popularity. And W0111,111 who makes Pat Washington subculture. CD STUDIO SEE - Rivor fry to persuade one of their childhood, adolescence and elderly ranch hands to 'lake it so the tainted president and Nixon seem (lyilauilic, and adulthood. (A) Protagonists Edgar Boats (A) easy," but only manage to his reporter nemeses are set carries on with his fiercely Iinnin and Peter Quinn Rsn 9:30 insult him - have been friends since (1) (l NBC NEWS () LOVE AND LEARN A conEIGHT IS ENOUGH A high servative college professor's college at Forttham. Middle- (4) 0 CBS NEWS school basketball star who (Lawrence Pressman) wellfailed one of Abby's exams aged and out of touch for U ABC NEWS ordered life turns to chaos orders Tommy to get the several years, they get back ED VILLA ALEGRE (R) when he marries an impulsive answers for a make-up test. (A) 7:00 together fur drinking bouts showgirl (Candy Clark), €D THE LONG SEARCH TIC TAC DOUGH and conversation. Both have (12) Loose Ends" Host Ronald 10:00 @J MARY TYLER MOORE Power and problems. Eyre takes stock of his own Upon meeting an old boyfriend (2) THE THREE WIVES OF Edgar is an audacious and his fiancee, Mary sets oil attitudes in light of the series U1AMc'i -rue te-rrc AJ2 DAVID WHEELER The current columnist and the an unexpected chain of events. (R)' wife (Cathy Lee Crosby) of a &jj f17 Cu) LL. The pJP1E OF A Washington Bureau Chief for 0 BEYOND THE POSEIDON small business owner (Art 8:30 1 -rVA170 COMEDY FM 'crER'./AR. the Boston Republican. He This special highlights the mak- @J GOOD TIMES Good for. Hindle) tries to keep tabs on drinks too much, and loses 1fl9 of "Beyond The Poseidon" tuna visits the Evans Family and her husband's two former WEDNESDAY a TV'I!AN%E starring Michael Caine and Sally Field. alimony payments. Peter is JOKERS WILD a wealthy Washington © THE CROSS-WITS corporate lawyer who was 110 MACNEIL / LEHRER once Special Counsel to the REPORT most of his income to ARC %/j 51<1 PPER1 GDII A ,-_._--.—.; /__....._ Et "-' i 1L L 5 'ro TAS LA5'r " '" r TJ I I, I 1 1 I 1 .., .•,•.. .' ,. • ,..,. ,.. .- . a 3. ! president. He married the 7:30 boss's daughter early in his (2) LIARS CLUB career, and has two un- (1) FAMILY FEUD savory sons. "Two more 0 DANCE FEVER disagreeable human beings, U $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW CAROL BURNETT AND LL so far as I knew, could not be (ED FRIENDS Skits: "Mrs. Wiggins found outside the in- At Lunch,""Boy Meets Girl." c vestigative offices of the DICK CAVETT Guest: Internal Revenue Service, Robin Williams. (Part 2 of 2) (A) but thosehadthemiugating eoo claim that they were adults, (2)U REAL PEOPLE Among doing it for a living, while those interviewed are female Frank and Terry were ob. weightlifters, a woman who noxious on a iiiy volun. strips for God, a 97-year-old newspaper editor, the first teer basiL" black Navy frogman, and car Peter tends to regard the dealers who perform in their boozy Edgar as a pain in the own commercials. (R) neck, while Edgar has his (j) JUST FRIENDS MIIt -'-. own - comments .a'' • p. suspects a handsome oa creates the happiest day in Florida's life. 9:00 21 BUTTERFUES The boring life of a boring dentist's wife (Jennifer Warren) takes an upward turn when she meets a handsome stranger (Jim Hutton). (4)0 PEOPLE'S COMMAND PERFORMANCE Alan King is host for this third annual entertainment special featuring performances by an array of celebrities including Carroll O'Connor, Billy Crystal, Joan Rivers, Rod Stewart, and the original Broadway cast of "Ain't Misbehavjn'." (A) O CHARUE'S ANGELS An attempt Is made to kidnap a wealthy Arab's daughter during a marathon race In which she and the Angela are competing. (H) 1121 MOVIE "What's New Pussycat'?' (C) wives, who still work for him. VEGAS A female daredevil plans one last spectacular feat, unaware that her death will mean one million in insurance money for her promoter. (H) EVENING (2)THE BOSS AND THE SECRETARY A new executive (James Staley) inherits a bungling secretary (Ellen Greene) who manages to foul up both his personal and professional life. 8:00 --.-' - - 0 CARTER COUNTRY The STUDIO SEE 'Honor Dance" An Alabama debu. mayor is furious when Chiel tante. an Oklahoma Indian and Roy is Chosen to be the "Dis. Dallas's Youth On The Move titiquished Alumnus" of Clinton High instead of him tFI Choir are highlighted (A) ( 2)(t ) DAVID CASSIDY 1121 NBC NEWS (4) 0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS 7:00 killed (A) (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) BARNABY JONES Belts, Lou poses as an actress to investi. achieves a lifelong ambition gale a series of mysterious MARY TYLER MOORE when he becomes the owner 01 accidents plaguing a small thehis own bar. ator group. (A) 0 INTUITION 0 THE IMMIGRANTS Dan's O JOKER'S WILD all-consuming success causes 0121 THE CROSS-WITS much personal conflict until he CD MACNEIL / LEHRER buds inner peace REPORT 020/20 7:30 ED SNEAK (" HOLLYWOOD SQUARES E I)t', I ,in'. (.i'rie Siskel r,view 0 MATCH GAME 0 $100,000 NAME THAT FRIENDS Guest: Glen Campbell. DICK CAVETT Guest' Bob Hope. (Part I of 2)(R) 11:30 overworked staff of the 4077th is deluged with casualties from ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE a North Korean offensive (Fl) O STARSKY I HUTCH The detectives race against time to find a hit man who is carrying a deadly and contagious virus which Hutch has contracted, (Part lot 2)(R) CD THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY All Homeowners, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. Cash for any purpose. Your one payment will probably be less than the combined payments you're making now, famous marshal is asked to lead a pos- se to hunt a notorious gang of robbers 8:30 erne and Shirley's friendship is threatened by their mutual attraction to the same man. (H) loots responsible when two of his cowboys rob a bank and sends his own sons out to bring the pair back Ryan ONeal. A ranch owner CALL TOLL FREE Actor Michael Moriarty photographers Francesco Scavullo and Ron Galolla (4) NEWS 1:45 1r/ rn .42 1:00 'o'' ' $109000to$250,000 (2) (12) TOMORROW Guests f.f1w.11me.4 '. 4F BUSINESS LOANS BARETTA Baretta tries to nail a top crime loader who is so clothed in riches and respectability that ho is virtually untouchable. (R) 2:15 ' ALSO AVAILABLE 12:37 0 NEWS I \ FAST LOAN APPROVAL "Wild Rovers" (197 1) William Holden, ' EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS 12:00 - ,:- Loans can be arranged up to $50,000, If YOU OWfl your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot, YOU QUALIFY, EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! Carson Guest Johnny Mathis. 12:05 LATE MOVIE $50 . 000 LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0 M'ASH The atrt'a(lly CO G HAWAII FIVE-0 An ox- - -, Guest Bob Hope (Part 2 of 2)(R) 0 CBS to - CD DICK CAVETT (4) BIG VALLEY A good; C -average, 1) - - FORANYPURPOSEI 11:00 00 (112) NEWS (2)(i TONIGHT Host Johnny 8:00 tlJ IRONSIDE Ironside searches for a taientod artist thought to have committed suicide years ago. 4)0 THE WALTONS Jim. Bob decides to become a minister after an accident prompts him to re-evaluate his life, (A) MORK & MINDY Mindy's high school rival sets her romantic sights on Mork, (R) (12) THE BEATLES FOREVER A lavish spectacular honoring the Liverpool lads features Mel Tillis, Paul Williams and Ray Charles. ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Advice And Consent" Siegfried offers Some Sound advice and James acts on it. (Part 8) cop whom MGarrett likes and respects Is suspected of being the murderer of several Honolulu pimps, (R) BARNEY MILLER The detectives find themselves Playing host to a horde of panhandlers when they hold an Open house at the precinct. (A) ID STRONGER, THAN THE SUN Onó,.4'yup,9 :s $.2,500 Just You And Me, Kid," Goldenqirl'' and - The Villain ' TUNE 1121 CAROL BURNETT AND - Your Cre t Is Good For 10:30 PREVIEW Roger (2) LIARS CLUB (Film grading: A superb; B poor; F - afulI NEED CASH? ers that one of his superiors may be setting him up to be €DVILLAALEGRE(R) disaster, (R) 11:30 While working undercover to expose a gang of thieves. Shay discov- ers that a legal shipment of dangerous chemicals may have been the cause of an airline (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Rodney Dangerfield. (4) NEWLYWED GAME B SWITCH A man that Pete and Mac had been hired to observe Is kidnapped right under their noses. (A) . HOMEOWNERS: 10:00 6:30 9:00 11:00 -.-----'.-------'---.---" 9:30 (2 @ 00 NEWS (2) (12) QUINCY Quincy discov- (2) (4)00 112) NEWS ) DICK CAVETT Guest: Bob Hope. (Part 1 of 2)(R) - and dangerous attempt to stop the plutonium program forever I) (Handler) .ENEItAI, RELEASE NIGII'rwiN(; t Pt, - Nick Mancuso. David Warner. Kathryn Harold. Thriller. Whoever thought of this had bats in his belfm'c', It's it silly atmialgatitation of :i hori'ut' storywith vampire bats as the scar ingredientand Some nonsense about American Indians and their t ribal t'ustomus. Tile horror stuff is handled with nice i't'st raint but the other aspect weighs its down, and it Is badl written, edited and acted, GRADE': C-plus. BlAflfl.lNI: lit) — ,tu(Ire%' liephurti, lien Gazzara, James Mason. thuar Sharif. l{ornaIIti(' mster This Is further proof that big best sellers are tough to turn ink' movies. Sidney Shekiumi's book becomes a [tizzy mess here, despite lavish Production and a fine cast. It is compressed and cliterges with more holes than i t yard of screening. And a sub- plot(involving sex and nudity ) has absolutely no connection with tile rest of it. GRADE: C - U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lay- 10:30 Some gratuitous dismembering. GRADE': - August 2 THURSDAY But Not Very Scary strong language. GRADE: A (HANDLER) MEATBALLS (PG) Bill Murray. Comedy. Summer camp antics from the ''Animal house" team. Trips all over itself in trying to imitate Its predecessor, and all but buries some nice character SCCflCS between Murray and newcomer Chris Makepeace. Too much bad material has been left in to classify it as it worthy outing. Murray shows some big screen presence. Catch it next year on TV. GRADE: C (Handler) MOONRAKER (PG) Roger Moore, Lois Chiles, 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 Assante and Richard Dysart. Horror. Giant, illhumored 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: DRACULA (I'G) - Frank Langella, Laurence Olivier, Donald Pleasance. (Horror) An old favorite with the thirsty Count made over as a matinee idol. Director John (Saturday Night Fever) fladham heaps on the flashy effects and the gore at tile expense of the story. More distasteful than scary. Caution: too mach gore for our taste. GRADE: C (handler) ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ (PG) - Clint Eastwood, Patrick McGoohan. Drama, Good, tough escape yarn — lean and fast-moving with producer-star Eastwood in top form. High-quality Hollywood entertainment on a low budget. Hats off to Eastwood and director Don Siegel for proving it can still be done. Caution: some violence, makes an' extraa,r1in;jri. l,i - -. Gory,, Fr'day, July 27, 1979-11 - 1-800-528-6050 ANYTIME ASK FOR EXT. 935 Pan American Financial Services, Inc., 801 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 416, Orlando, Fl. 32803 4Artgage Brokers ' ----.. �SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 294—Sunday, July 29, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Prlce 25 Cents Death Penalty Near? Bundy Jur y Hears 11 OfUta h Conviction MIAMI (UP!)— A death penalty sentence seemed a near certainty for convicted murderer Theodore Bundy today as defense lawyers argued vigorously against the state's push for that outcome when jurors reconvened to recommend punistunent, Jurors considering the fate of Bundy, convicted of killing two Florida State University sorority sisters, were told Saturday that Bundy also was convicted in 1976 of kidnapping a Salt Lake City woman and was sentenced to prison in Utah. The 32-year-old former Utah law student could get the electric: chair even if the jury recommends life in prison. The seven men and five women who convicted Bundy Tuesday have been sequestered for the entire five-week trial. They wUl vote by simple majority whether to recommend life in prison or., electrocution. Circuit Judge Edward Cowart will weigh the jury's advice, then make his own decision. In one of three death sentences he has: handed down, Cowart overruled the plea for mercy from the jury.; Then the state rested and the trial was recessed until Monday. Although always cool and collected in front of the jury, Bundy's Defense attorneys said it would take them until next week to prepare their case. voice became choked with emotion several times during hearings; before Cowart as he complained about everything from his: Saturday's court session last only one hour. The defense ob- treatment in the Dade County jail to being ignored by his jected to testimony about Bundy's 1976 conviction for kidnapping lawyers. Carol Daflonch of Salt Lake City. In lieu of testimony, the defense allowed a brief swumary of the facts concerning the kidnapping In the third week of the trial Bundy collected glass shards from: conviction and Bundy's prison term to be read to the jury. a light he broke and hid them behind his cot, leading to It was the first time during the t.ial jurors have been permitted speculation he was planning suicide. And Bundy'b insistence on to hear anything about Bundy's previous criminal record. The keeping Robert Haggard, veteran murder trial attorney, from seven men and five women will decide whether to recommend making closing arguments was viewed as a near-fatal blow to defense plans. that Bundy be executed or spend the rest of his life in prison, "This guy is so selfdestruc(jvc it's unbelievable," said Dr. Emil The defense team was almost certain to use Bundy's Spillman, a psychiatrist - hypnotist who helped the de destructive" behavior during the trial as evidence that he is unbalanced and should not be put to death. fense team select the jury. "I predicted from the start that he'd try to blow his own defense out of the water. And he did." Bundy, convicted Tuesday of strangling two sorority sisters and Bundy asserted control over the five-member defense team beating three other coeds, was judged competent to stand trial. Nov. 27 and that's when the troubles began. But the defense could now introduce new testimony showing his The highly touted defense strategy that was so carefully mental state at the time of the crime and other mitigating cirfollowed during cross examination of prosecution witnesses cumstances. The state could introduce Bundy's criminal record, crumbled. r BEDDING and.DINETTES SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FACTORY ON UNCLAIMED FREIGHT •• MIAMI BEAUTY INNERSPRING MATTRESS & FOUNDATION Clearance Sale! Specially Made For Florida Climate. Gentle Firm ... Gives Good Firm Support. TWIN SIZE $4495 FULL SIZE $4995 -PWN 20 Sets Pc. & 7 Pc. DINETTES from $7995 to $J 9995 SA VINGS UP TO q 4 —1 &1 A BEDROOM SUITES INCLUDES: im SAVE $.111. REG. p99 DRESSER MIRROR CHEST $188 BOOKCASE HEADBOARDFULL IP zi $ 'T! ID COLORS 4 LIMITED SELECTION OF PLAIDS FULLsiipp- l REG. $269" L095 £ ei NVAILIN ON [I1'&'tIII1j I 21, Killed Crash Near His Home In BYSHARONCARRASCO Donna Jean Macek, Macek's sister-in-law, said Saturday herald Staff Writer Pkanso and Macek were "best buddies and did everything A 21-year-old Sanford man who was described as "quiet and together." always there when you needed him" died early Saturday In a one. Frank came from a--large family of three sister-s and three car accident just a few miles from his home, according to Sanford Al brothers who were all "very dose," Donna said. police. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent "We always did things together. We spent every holiday C. Frank Macek, 21, of 2846 Grove Drive, Sanford, was together. We always went to picnics together. We were all so A 21-year-old Altamonte Springs pedestrian suffered a fractured ankle and cuts pronounced dead on arrival shortly after the accident at Seminole close." when she was struck by a car and pinned between a house and the wreckage of Memorial Hospital. "He (Frank) was the quiet type, a bright guy," Donna said. "He the car, according to a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman. Cynthia Pinder, of Gary Picanso, 19, of Orlando was the only passenger In was sweet. Macek's car and is listed in critical condition at the Seminole 403 Magnolia Ave. was taken to Florida North Hospital shortly after being struck "Frank wasn't outspoken. He was different from everyone else Memorial Hospital. lie Is suffering from Internal injuries, in the family." Friday morning by a car driven by Rosa Dorsey Davis, 73, of 142 Jackson St., The Macek youth Is the second member of his family to the In an Macek attended Seminole High School but was lacking a half Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Davis mistakenly hit the gas pedal instead of the brake automobile accident. His sister Cynthia Ann, then only two credit and never graduated, Donna said. at the Intersection of Brentwood Avenue and Magnolia Street in an uninmonths old, died as a result of a traffic accident 19 years ago in Macek attended All Souls Parochial School, graduating from corporated area of Seminole County, northeast of Altamonte Springs, the DeLand. there in 1972. spokesman said. She was issued a ticket for failure to stop at a stop sign. Macek marks the fifth traffic-related fatality within the city lie was employed as a carpenter and In carpentry and drywall limits of Sanford since January. 1979.r--' notice said Last vnr "•I Umfl..rn.,nil I.lVTULI, (.I...,..l,s J,the in.In11ntinn will, Sanford police department recorded seven fatalities for the entire Donna said her brother-In-law enjoyed fishing and camping. year. "He was always there when you needed help," Donna said. "If According to an eye witness to the accident, Macek's north you wanted him to do something for you, he was there." bound car veered out of control and skidded into a ditch just north Macek is survived by his parents, Chester Macek of St. Duck K1 '6 11 Still A Mystery of Lake Mary Boulevard on U. S. Highway 17-92 about 2:30 am. Petersburg and Lurrella Macek of Sanford; brothers, Steve and The car slammed into a driveway embankment leading to the Arthur of Sanford and Michael of Ft. Lauderdale; sisters, Janet By DONNA ESTES Presbyterian Church of the Covenant at 3775 S. Orlando Drive, Klepacz of Toledo, Ohio and Laura and Donna Marie of Sanford; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of a chemical defoliant In Lake police said. Herald Staff Writer Monroe caused the kill, one niece, maternal grandparents, Mrs. Lillian Bridges of Sanford police could not speculate on the cause of the one-car Orlando and Burley Bridges of Portsmouth, N.H. The cause of the duck kill over the past 60 days In Lake Monroe The defoliant, "Two-four D" is approved by the U. S. accident but said its traffic homicide investigator is continuing an Funeral services will be Tuesday at All Souls Catholic Church. which has reduced to less than five the wild flock that has Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and used by many state Investigation of the incident. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Inhabited the lake for years remains a mystery. and federal agencies, Chappell said. "We at the GFWFC do aerial -----------U.,G •h .4...,.Llvpu 1',....,..e '...__., , f......I's _..e_. wc oiaiv uuviii in.,t1..uviruzunenuji spraying WIUI I Wuiuur u, spraying wreciiy on oiras at times and negwauons (DER) does not intend to let It remain a mystery for long, have never had a problem with it," Chappell said. Teachers' contracts have "We are going to go over the Monroe harbor area with a fine"The kill could have been caused by any number of things. It's tooth t-omb," Mcx Scakevicli, who heads the DER regional office hard to say until analysis of the ducks is completed whether the in Orlando, said Friday. birds were diseased or killed by a poison," Chappell said. changed drastically over Randy Torbett, a yacht maintenance man at Monroe harbour DER through the cooperation of the county department of Marina, earlier linked the latest duck kill with the defoliant environmental services, routinely collects water samples from the years. See story, Page 1C. spraying of the water hyacinths by the Corps of Engineers the the lake in the area of U.S. 17-92 and Interstate 4 bridge monthly. week before. Either Monday or Tuesday the county agency also will collect Torbett noticed an earlier kill six weeks to two months ago after samples in the Monroe harbor area, Senkevich said. The samples the corps of engineers had been seen in an air-boat on the lake. A will be analyzed In DER laboratories, corps spokesman, Dave Bowman, said, however, last week's ITle h chemists will be searching for some sign of new pollution or Today spraying was the first one done in the lake this year. The engineer poisons In the lake that could have resulted in so many ducks probably were In the lake earlier for inspection purposes, dying. Bowman said. Around fleClock ..........8-A Hospital ...................2-A "We'll also be talking with the Game and fresh Water Fish Bridge .....................4-B Obituaries ................10-A Meanwhile, J. T. Turnipsecd of the Friends of the St. Johns Commission GFWFC) people to find what their thoughts are on Comics ....................4-B OURSELVES ...........1.2-3-C which has been monitoring pollution in the river and In Lake the matter," Senkevich said. Crossword .................4-B Sports ..................1.2-3-B Monroe for years said the harbor area of the lake particularly has GFWFC fresh water biologist, Carlton Chappell of the state been heavily polluted for years. "It's a wonder anything could live Editorial ................... 8-A Television .................5-A agency's Palatka office, said Friday it is unlikely spraying by the In that lake," he said. Horoscope .................4-B Weather ...................8-A .-.$150 C__ 0 - Sanford Man, A.1 W. SOLD IN SETS ONLY 4 PIECE : I I S Somoza In 'Great Danger,' Says Sanford Doctor By HUGH THOMSON Hervild Staff Writer Ousted Nicaraguan president Anastasio Somoza, now living In exile in Miami Is In "great danger," according to a Sanford physician. Dr. Lu15 Perez, who says he has Inside Information via a network of intelligence sources, said in an interview that Somoza is Sandinista rebels. Perez said arms were supplied the Sandinistas, by 'Cuba and to Intervene." Pem sWd the core of the Sandinista guerrillu were trained In the Palentinian 11beration Organization (PIO) and the arm The Sanford doctor disputed some media clabw that officers Cuba in sabotage and guerrilla warfare tactics. Perez said that were shipped through Panama to Costa Rica, then Into among the Sandinistas Included many professional people (ü• "Zero", the group's leader was a disciple of Castro and had been Nicaragua. tists, teachers and doctors). in training for three years "Castro is only a puppet of Moscow and the leaders of the "They are professional revolutionaries, just as the Cubans in Perez who resides In Sanford, also said many similarities were Sandinista are puppets of Castro," Perez said. Africa are," Perez said. "Anything else Is propaganda." present in the methods used by the Sandinista and the religious Since the takeover, Perez said, the Sandinistas have "can- Perez claimed that reports of expropriation by the Soma= open to attack by leftist groups. leader, the Ayatollah Khomeini, who replaced the Shah In Iran. celed" judicial authority, all judges have been "eliminated" from regime of food and supplies glysin the Nicaraguan people by the Perez, who practices internal medicine and cardiology In Perez said the Sandinistas were conducting the same kind of the bench, and a Sandinista-type "People's Tribunal" has been United States also were "propaganda." Sanford and DeBary, said that presently 112,500 Castro agents bloodbath in Nicaragua as Khomeini did when he and,hila substituted for established judicial authority. Perez has been a leader among the Cuban Exiles who have have infiltrated various groups In Miami and would be the Perez, who won the Freedoms Foundation George Washington come to Florida and elsewhere In the United States since Castro followers seized power. greatest danger to Somoza." Medal in 1974 for "dedication to the cause of freedom" and other gained power. Condemned to death by Castro for his snt. Perez said, "I only know that all officers of the National Guard Perez, an avid antiCastroite, also said he feels there are great awards, said the Organization of American States (OAS) in Latin were killed since the Sandinistas took over and people are calling revolution position, he cannot return to Cuba. similarities between the march to power of Fide'. Castro In Cuba It a 'genocide.' "Perez said he felt the blood bath wasn't going to America was "afraid of American (U.S.) intervention In the and the overthrow of the Somozan government in Nicaragua by stop there. 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V F IS-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • V p 9 p p . • F Wednesday, July 25, 1171 71st Year, No. 292-Thursday, July 26, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents Complex Actions Include 5 Percent Tax Hike QUANTITY RIGHTS Peas GOOD - Knowles Finds Funds For Sanford Facel' llft RESERVED INN.000( STORES. INC. COPY11 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles has found a way for the city toprovide much of the funding needed for its share of the rehabilitation of portions of Sanford and has conveyed that message to the city commission. The alternatives include a five percent tax increase, for the iio fiscal year - something we have 'not seen for the past 26 years." The suppositious used by Knowles to find the $64,000 are as follows: - Increasing revenue estimates by $39,731. - increasing estimates of surplus funds remaining at end of the current year from $27,000 to $55,025, a net gain of $28,025. In a memo written before he went out of town to a conference, - Slow down or freeze spending by has "certified" a property tax for the city in the new fiscal year of $6.88 pet $1,000 assessed valuation of property . At the city's rate of property tax collections of 96.5 percent. the city would receive $107,109.68, which represents $79,674.68 over the estimate uscd in the budget of anticipated revenues. The revenue was projected before the figures were available front the county property appraiser's office. all city departments of budgeted funds to save $129,547. These methods would give the city an additional $59,869 in revenues above estimates used in the preliminary budgets, the difference between the Out-of-balance 197910 proposed budget from $108,650.78 - the point the city commission got to after its first two budget-paring sessions - to $48,781.70. Thus, $48,781.70 would be the new amount the commission would have to find to balance the budget for the new year. counts to their limits" and this "can easily result in deficits balance of $90,036.73 including $64,000 in the general city use fund and $26,000 in the recreational use fund. "Front this can come the cost of some materials for the downtown improvements," Knowles said. An increase in the property taxes of the five percent allowed by law to $7.08 per $1,000 property valuation would bring in another $31,02.63, Knowles memo says. "Inflationary costs are continuing to hit us and these cannot In addition, Knowles points out, the county property appraiser continue to carry the load. There is no niagic that suddenly ' al~ W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE W.D hAND USDA cHolca RONSUU CHUM ONILIU CALIFORNIA ti1 CHUCK 189 . CENTRE! CUT, SOME USDA GRADE 'A! VRV$N SOIT IONS :WESTERN COIN FED LOIN CINTIR CUT CHUCK STEAK ROASTING CHICKEN PORK ROAST ROAST ROAST It W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE 9 momw 1L9 'i $189 LI. • :.Oc• School Pact OKs 6% Hike For Clerks $199 LI. SA MAXWELL HOUSE 0 $. Limit or more purchase .KcI.cIgs. - - -. '1 INSTANT COFFE all BLEACH6 I with $3.00 c it 1 mo.. purtPm.. excl. ;Is. - ASTOR /1 iI_I.• linus • lL. wuvn a.w or- purchase excl. clgs. 6 ARROW LIQUID LAUNDRY Detergent ASTOR COIflI 6. X. ' SPAGHETTI .:. '., THOMPSON SUDLUS • LILAC _Liguor ....6' $1" ________________________ Napkins . T1 .'- . ''•,• "TON$ .• - 17 MVII2 CHEK COLA, 41 . WHITE GRAPES s 4 • -• re , .... • • .'.4S" ••: ... ;.j.: .,•.., 43 .''.-•• PIMENTO 1 11 HoiseyJews • ••• IACH : VINE WE 94 I S. . ?i Sour Cream . • cto 49c ,. .•.•L.... ? ..Pø*S-b:;qØ;3t 9 . ces ., t. u - i- - ;'# , 71110.. I '•4 4t• -: - 1413%.. $ I 'I".' ______________ notes I 701 $ I J 110 s. I 11..I Jnoto j 11.1 •,& rT' - V" 011141 - ••••••• - - . . - k. •. - .- .. - -.'--.---- 8.. •••.4. _-- ... è.- , - auaa . TOTAL SALE WASHINGTON UPI In- by 0.8 pe rcent last month and flation jumped another 1 per- was down by 3.5 percent over cent i n June a.; soaring energy the past year. and housing costs more than The Labor l)cpartimicnt reoffset encouraging moderation ports came on the heels of in retail food prices, the President Carter's forecast government reported today. 'l'hursday night that inflation That increase in prices paid would moderate during the by consumers was almost second halt of the year. identical to advances in the past ''My prediction is that inflafive months. tion will decrease in the mouths The dismal June per- ahead," he told his miationalls formnama'e muicant that inflation televised news conference. during th e first half of 1979 Carter said his .1(1. Increased at a 13.2 percent ministration stilt considers annual rate the largest half- infl ation to be ''th e biggt-.-,t year in flationary jolt since 1974. single threat to the Aimiericami During the same six month people', both rich and poor. ;imnl period last year, prices rust' at to the future of the nations a 98 i'rcemut annual rate. economy in the mnontks ahead The Labor I)epartmmient Carter said he ould stick i, report showed the immain culprits his current economic gaimR' were energy and housing costs. plan, despite the onset of the G asoline prices at the pump recession, because to do othert'Iimnbed 5.6 percent and IKane wise would risk further inflaheating oil was up 8.6 percent, tionary, pressures. the department said. Gasoline The June price statistics also costs have now surged at an showed: annual rate of nearly 61 percent that all ronswiicr prices in 1979. rose at a 127 percent annual The one bright spot was food, rate last wont hi, the fift h %'.iuriI rose by just 0,2 percent straight umionth that Increases - Ilk .. . , GALLONS '' / C'E -. _- . .. )/i ('cz // .1. -. - . . • . - . .- :,e, - : ' -.'- - .................. - "', J VA - . - - :-'-- -- •• • - mr~f '- ,. . v we -' ' ' ' . _., - , '.-...; . - - " 4. - JA .• - . ' ,, . , - e 6W41611 Mae • . •- . .- -- : .. w - ', - r: I - - Herald Fifty-three cents a gallon for gas - a real bargain! That is until you notice the zinger on Photo by Torn Netlel -- Iina Station at 25t1 Street and I"i'i'iitli in Sanford. 'I'he prk'e is only for a hail gallon -- - - - 9s_.. V. - Equalize Share Of Gas Tax Funds, Seminole Aides Ask 19 ---------.i 411100000 Z I 100$ 00 1 100 J 131.000,. $400 1100.._I 700 r1T1 r10 I I _ojj -$.7l0i I l. [ • O ISO I 3. 7001. I iloo.J -_3 I 01131 1 100 I?3IVI toTI PIZtI I '3 oo 'r '• ,, Energy Leads Housing And Inf lation Rise - P- -' Page 2A - SUPUMAND 59 ;• - See KNOWI.F.S. '. Today I HARVEST FR SN • ' LB. ;•.• T' - Gas Prices Continue U p, County He/pless To Act r.:,' NECTARINES C - - Kiiowles ended the ineino with the question, -%`hat path do % ou plan to select?" The commission has slated budget workshops for Monday .imul Tuesday at 4 p.mii. each day. In earlier sessions, the conunissioners cut from the proposed budget: 'lime weekend raising of the U.S. flag at Memorial }irk. saving $1,560 in overtime pay iroimi the paiks division budget yfor tile sniallest rise in 11 have Iven I percent or Inglivisonnel of Seminole county - instead of the previous two mouths. 'l'he smmmall June in- Prices rose at a 13.4 Iurcuuit (NIPSCO), days, Cowley said. crease represented a continua- annual cale during time sct'uii(l Earlier the school board Also, life insurance coverage Lion of the immoderation trend quarter following a 13.0 pefletit voted an identical pay increase for each clerical employee was which began in March. Grocery rise (luring the first Liii . of 6.04 percent for ad- increased from $3,000 to $5,000 store prices actually registered imiwiths of time year. ministrators, principals and at no cost to the employees, a decline ill June. other county level employees Cowley said. Employees have the 0.2 percent rise in ( id The Labor I)epaz-tmmient said not affiliated with a union. The the option of purchasing an prices '.sas the best perforthe main reason for the' unbase pay for these employees additional $3,000 to $20, in nuance since the 0.1 percent proving food prl'e picture was rose from $20,978 to $22,246. insurance coverage at their Increase of July, a sharp drop in meat prices, poultry, fish and 1978. Meats, During their negotiation own expense. eggs dropped Pork, poultry and egg prices sessions, SECA and the school Lastly, clerical workers who by 1.8 percent. Beef prim-es also fell, management team discussed use their own car for Jobalone fell by 1.3 percent. 'i Th e June Cumusumner Price The price of gasoline charged by at least one Sanford prices are determined by his contract with the distributor. four amendments to the clerical related activities will receive 17 in de x stood at 216.6. 1'tmat However, prices for fresh fruits service station hit $1.06 per gallon today and county "The distributors usually contract: salaries, grievance, cents a mile instead of the get the prices on Friday for ' means that goods and services and vegetables increased ;I. energy officer Jo Ann Blackmun was sympathetic, but tile next week, but one dealer said lie had to change prices other fringe benefits and the previous 14 cents per mile which cost $100 in 1967 were percent, following two lllolltIlI% said there is not hi ng sh e can do about it. Wee number of leave days. alloted, he said. I.. priced at $216.60 last month. ''e can continue to expect this sort of thing until the "I'm a victim, too, "she said, "I'm already paying over lim e housing index rose 1.3 aftem declining stepdil) Sliuctcongress passes the President's windfall profits tax, the,, a dollar a gallon for unleaded. percent, the fifth straight mid-1977. it will probably settle down to around $1 a gallon," she month of large increases. transporatiom costs adadded.-- JANE CASSELBERRY office is in charge of fuel allocation for the county, Besides heating oil,, home vanced sharply for time eighth but I have nothing to do with controll ing the price strucpr i ces rose 1. 5 percent, home straight month, rising I.; Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................2-B Carter seeks support for tare. The price went up by three cents a gallon last week financing costs were up 2.1 percent. More than 80 percent Bridge .....................2-B Hospital ...................2-A down state so we can anticipate paying more here this " percent and repairs costs of the gain was attributed to Comics ....................2-B Obituaries .................2.A week, jumped 0.9 percent windfall profits tax on sharply higher gasolume prices. Crossword .................2-B OURSELVES ............. 1-B In another dose ,if gloomy 'Price gougi New car prices rose 0.5 per ce nt ng re gulations are very di ul ffic t to enforce EdJtorIaJ...................4-A Sports....................6-7-A news, the Labor Department last month, less than one-half of as they are based on the dealer's profit margin Abby .................1-B and his oil companies, page 3A Dear Television .................3-B said the buying power of the May's increase. Used car Dr. Lamb ............... ...2-B Weather ...................2-A typical family of four decreased prices dropped 0.2 percent. PALMETTO FARM PLUMS OR . - -- the Non-instructional Per- personal leave days with pa cn . al NOICT $10, at 601 HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH :.' . . C ROLL 00 ' •.J.( ' JUMBO CLUB MALT . INST ;:' to THIN Vup. ~4 .3 col, mum as FLAVORS LIMIT 4 PLEASE :z r• ' / EASE SAVE 10' COUNTRY ,1 ___ $ZCIIV CHUNkY) 4 1 °° 4 CANS ____ VIIANCILILO, 11111,11111" SAVE VPTO$I' AU 12-ox. SWenina let rn. PACK T~HJWTY MAID S4 - SUNBELT */TOWELS Towels 6$ 41.ox. BTL. •••• 3Lais 2" . . . LI ' 10-0Z. 169 BEER more 69 GAL. BUSCH -.i : V BYSHARONCARRASCO With a 6.04 percent pay inHerald Staff Writer crease, the base pay for clerical The Seminole Education workers rose from $4,974 to Clerical Association (SECM $5,275, Cowley said. a contractual "The base pay for positions agreement Wednesday with the from aides to executive school management team that secretaries got a 6.04 percent features a 6.04 percent increase increase pl us another two to in base salaries. three percent increase in inErnest Cowley, chief crements," Cowley said. "Also, negotiator of the school team, the pay ceiling for the number announced the accord at of yea rs of experien ce was It Wednesday night's school increased f rom 10 to 15 y board meeting, adding SEC/I is For example, an executive the first of four unions to agree secretary this year with 10 to terms for the thlrd-yeaç years' experience made $9,788, contract. but with 15 years of experience "Th ey wer a pleasa nt group shewouldmake$11,482, Cowley work with," Cowley said. said, "We came to agreement in four Before, a clerical worker with bargaining sessions, which is 15 ye ars' experience received unusual." the same pay as so meone with Sally Harvey, SEC/I 10 years' experience but now president and the union's that has changed, Cowley said, negotiator, could not be Consequently, some emreached for comment. ployees could receive a 17,4 The school management percent pay hike to adjust their team still is negotiating con- present salary to the new salary tracts with the Seminole ceiling of 15 years' experience, Education Asociatton (SEA), he explained. the Seminole County School Bus In other changes, clerical Drivers Association, Inc. and workers were granted three WA BU aCLOROX : LI. . a Knowles also notes that the vity's, public projects funds has Knowles said the city can come up with $64,036.63 of the $88,000 needed in materials for the city to participate in the project. The city's share of the project would include constructing brick sidewalks and some paving, The way, he outlines in the memo, would require a complex number of actions by the city conunission, including raising taxes by five percent. And, Knowles points out in the memo, that taking the alternatives would require "stretching and scraping of ac- produces city services at no cost," Knowles said in the memo. It will be catching up with us in the coming year. The citycoinmission must consider what their plans are to meet these demands for services from the public while the costs increase and the public does not want to pay. To compound this, next year will also be an election vi'ar when traditionally the conunission has been reluctant to confront increases in inillages or rates ________ -- . .-. -. - .L - - ... --....... . - . . . .' - -------- .-- . -'------------.. O• 4- - 4--- ..--- -.--. - . ... .. - - • ..• - - -- - .- - •- - - - ---'' - -..1IL Bob French, chairman of the Seminole Board of County Commissioners. But the Seminole County members, to gain a delay, must obtain the support of at least three Orange County members, plus the one Osceola County member, to secure a majority of the 16 votes. Seminole County has four voting members on the 16-member panel. They are commissioners Bill Kirchhoff, Sandra Glenn and Dick Williams plus Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer - Seminole County representatives to the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) today face the difficult task of convincing Orange County officials they should relinquish some of the $160 million in gas tax revenues they are scheduled to receive over the next 20 years. - Members of the three-county MPO were to meet in regular session at 3:30 p.m. to review and vote on a highway-funding plan that delivers eight dollars in state and federal tax money to Orange County for every one dollar sent to Seminole County. The plan was prepared for the Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) by the consulting flu-rn of Tipton and Associates. All five members of the Orange County Commission are voting members. There are two Orlando City cornmissioners on the beard, plus a representative from the Onumge County-Orlando Expressway Authority, and tho mayors of Orlando, Winter Park and Apopka. The remaining member comes from the Osceola County Commission. "We're hoping that the Orange County members will listen to our concerns and grant a Ml-day delay on the plan so that a fair distribution plan can be worked out," said In the past, the representatives from Orange County have worked as a coalition, thus controlllng,the activities of the MPO, French said.. - - - ..._ • - - - - 5. 5 4 . .9 4 .'e a. - , • .- '- - - -• - .- . lithe panel votes down the request for a delay, French said he will ('all for a special work session of the coun ty commission Monday to mmuip further strategy. That might include appeals to state officials in Tallahassee or proposals for amendments to time DOT plan, he indicated, The DOT plan spells out the allocations of the first four cents of state gas tax and federal gas tax. Revenues from those sources are distributed from Tallahassee to the various 001' regions throughout the state. The departmerit then distribute.,; the funds according to each region's own scheme. The problem, French said, is that the scheme used for the Orange-Seminole-Osceola region is based aim historical trends which are no longer applicable. If up-to--date figures for population or time number of highway miles were used to calculate allocations, French said, Seminole County would receive one quarter to onethird of the available funds instead of one-eighth of the funds. - - - - - Additional revenues from gas tax and license tags art' distributed to the county, but those funds are given on a set formula and not affected by the DOT plan. "What bothers us," said French, "is that the MPO is supposed to deal on an area-wide basis. But when the allocations were announced, we find the funding is vim it county by county basis. "We're hoping that the Orlando and Orange Counts people will realize that area-wide transportation needs don't start and stop at county lines, that they are con. tinuous." One particular project likely to generate controversy is the proposed Buena Vista interchange planned near Disney World. According to the DOT plan, the interchange has a top priority, at an estimated cost of $12 million. French said it is Wile to take a look at whether taxpa) em-s should foot the entiiv emt of that project, hictm essemitiallv benefits one industry. He said he feels DiSne) Would should participate in the cost of the project, - - - - - - . - . - - -,. -.-,- - -V ,.$ V • �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. —1_ Thursday, July 2, 97 After W Sees Herald Photo oman IN BRIEF Nationalizes The Banks MANAGUA, Nicara'ua (UP!) Nicaragua's new Junta nationalized banks, curbed operations of three American-owned banks, and said it will not pay $5.1 Million it owes Israel and Argentina because they supplied Anastasio Somoza with arms. All foreign banks including the Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo and the Bank of London and South America no longer will be allowed to operate savings and checking accounts, junta member Alfonso Robelo told reporters Wednesday night. But the five-member Junta of National Reconstruction hastened to ease fears of further anti-business actions. Robelo, himself a wealthy businessman, said the decree does not signal "the start of a chain of Indiscriminate nationalization of private enterprise in Nicaragua." — NICE, France (UP!) Police today posted snipers on rooftops and other armed officers around the hospital where PLO leader Zuheir Mohsen hovered between life and death from a gunshot wound inflicted by unknown WASHINGTON UP! President Carter today signed into law the largest trade agreement in U.S. history, a measure the administration claims will create 100,000 — American jobs and help narrow the nation's trade deficit. The bill, which gained overwhelming approval from Congress, will bring U.S. law into conformity with the international trade agreement that was signed by the United States and 99 other nations last April in Geneva. Carter's signature in a White House Rose Garden ceremony culminated six years of tough bargaining with other countries. Basically, the trade accord would cut tariffs by about one third on hundreds of kinds of merchandise over the next eight years and contains agreements on settling -K disputes Involving non-tariff barriers to trade. asuflant.s. The burly, mustachioed Mohsen, 43, was in a coma today at the Saint Roch neurosurgical clinic in Nice almost 24 hours after two gunmen, described by his wife - -— -- as -- A__t •_ I a - yi C uo, nun rea on outside his luxury Cannes apartment. Attending doctors said they would have to keep him alive for at least another day before considering brain surgery to repair the damage caused by a single gunshot wound to the head, ju.Ij. sji liii 31 Refugees Towed To Safety By United Press International A U.S. Navy patrol boat today towed a fishing junk with 31 Vietnamese refugees to safety near the 7th Fleet Subic Bay base in the Philippines and U.S. and Italian warships searched the South China Sea for other boat people. 1 9J AL .J... I V .mm.UI 1bUIIUU I '+0 A PCC0U FiTS Lawsuit Dismissal Denied BY u dg e By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer A former Sanford pollee officer who claims he was fired without cause will have his day In court against the Sanford police chief and city manager In about six months. CIçqzit Judge Robert McGrçgor ruled Monday he would not iitsSanfor1 C(ty Minager Warren Knowles and Poli ce Mel Ben Butler from the suit filed by Tommy Sands. Sands, who was fired in August 1978, claims he was never given a reason for his termination nor granted a bearing as specified In "questionable activities" at the Sanford police denartzn,,.ii in, the Policemen's Bill of Rights under the Florida Statutes, said volving a secret file on officers and their activities. Harvey Alper, Sands' attorney. "Sands was made subject to an secret Investigation by Sanford "Since he (Sands) was a probationary police officer, they are police," Alper said. "He had an absolute right to know he was saying these rights did not apply to him," Alper said. "They say being Investigated." he was not entitled to a hearing. I am contending these rights APARTMENT BREAK-IN apply to all Law enforcement officers." Someone pried open the apartment door of ' & Longwood !fl&fl In the suit, Sands is seeking reinstatement to the Sanford police and stole about $700 worth of goods, according to Seminole County LISBON, Portugal (UP!) Two air force jets swooped low in a demonstration of a strafing attack with live ammunition Wednesday and nearly shot up a reviewing stand containing Portugal's top generals. The two Fiat G-91 jetfighters missed their targets by several hundred yards and peppered the ground only 30 feet from the reviewing stand, wounding two military cadets, Standing on the platform were Defense Minister U. Col. Jose Lotwelro dos Santos, Armed Forces Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Altino Magalliaes, Army Chief Gen. Pedro Cardoeoandthreememberso(the Revolutionary Council, Capt. Antonio Marques Junior, Col. Jorge Ribeiro Cardose and Commander Manuel Martins Guerreiro. — department with back pay. deputies Damages In excess of $2,500 for both compensatory and punitive Timothy Rlcke, 38, of Springwood Village Apartments, cods are also being sought by Sands. Lengwood, told deputies the burglary occurred aoznethne WedAlper said his case will Include an Investigation of some nesday. Missing property Includes a portable television set, two WEATHER .. . BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Police and Ku Klux Klan leaders expect Saturday's march by Klansmen to be peaceful, but a police tactical squad will be on hand to .,' discourage violence in a city experiencing its first serious racial unrest since the turbulent 1960s. The racial unrest subsided in the '70s, but the police ..I' killing of an unarmed black woman last month brought renewed outrage by civil rights leaders and confrontations In the predominantly black neighborhood, where the shooting occurred. :' More than 1,500 people, mostly blacks, marched In Birmingham last Friday to protest the June 22 shooting of Bonita Carter, 20, by a patrolman who mistook her for a robbery suspect. The march was possibly the biggest I black denlonstretion since the 1960s. The Klan announced afterwards it would march this Saturday. I deputies. The burglars entered the clubhouse by prying open the northalde door sometime Tuesday night, deputies say. They first: targeted the coin boxes of the two pool tables stealing $8 in: quarters. : About $40 was taken out of the cash register and another $121: from aclgar box sitting on the counter, deputies say. The keys to io golf carts were also stolen. 78-Degree Rule Working? tern. 4:21 p.m. — — — air Object To Story, Editor Beaten- AW mostly In the low UL scattered thandlershowers. slaw tonight in the 7$s. Winds oulheterIy It to U mph, EXTENDED FORECAST Florida except northwest gusty near thunderstorm.. Partly cloudy with widely FORT PIERCE, Fla. (UP!) Howard Sharp suffered a man killed in the plane crash Herald reporter) told police. ployees including chair- ard Rampy told the news roomi çhaace of rainsI percent today scattered thundershowers Two men objecting to broken nose and cheekbone and Sunday, and Johnny Dowis, "He was knocked from his swinging staff writer Qu'Idina staff that "I begged him not to and Friday. mainly during at ternoos and newspaper reports of the police was reported In fair condition both 32. chair and beaten to the Mayer, rushed In to help run that story. I know I'm going FIUDAYTIDF evening hours, except showers record belonging to a plane Wednesday night at Lawnwood "They walked Into the news ground. Shar p. to be arrested, but I don't: DayIssa Beach: high, 10:53 along the southeast coast and crash victim beat up and forced Medical Center. room through a aide door for Robert Enna, executive Dowis had co'nplalnedto care. a,m., 1101 p.m.; low, 4:27 a.m., Keys. Highs to the upper $05 to the hospitalization of the Fort Arrested after the incident employees and Wont straight editor of the News Tribune, was News Tribune editors earlier In Both Rampy and Dowis were: 4:31 p.m. mid 96L Lows in the 70$, except Pierce News Tribune city Tuesday afternoon were Rich- for Sharp," reporter Mark slugged In the forehssdwhe n be the day about a dory the charged with burglary with Port Canaveral: hIgh, 10:41 near N southeastern beaches editor, police said. ard Rampy, the brother of the Weinberg (former Evening and other newspaper em- newspaper ran abo ut a Sun day Intent to commit assault and! m., 10:0p.m.; low, 4:11 a.m., ad Keys. pliflO crash In which Rampy Rampy also faced charges of brutber, Charles Rampy, was aggravated battery and disorl killed and the victim's brother, deny intoxication. in-la., Ronnie Bias, critically Charles Rampy was killed : S burned. Wtlenthe llghtplanehe was The dory reported that flying crashed and burned weds, BIRTHS MEMORIAL. Qi&les Rampy was on probe. of. Fort Pierce Sunday. Wit. Sanford: HOSPITAL - Michael & Shell. Wynn • boy tion and had a criminal record nesees said the plane crashed: JULY U DISCHARGES: ADMISSIONS that lndudedarrestsonnarcot. when Its wing bit a palm tree Sanford: tea ch John Boil arges and transportation while making a term. Sanford: Grace N. Gefstor Of firearms by a convicted Bliss was reporttd In critical Borffia Barf ield HIHI Lavigne felon, jw 41. a.rnosky conditi Marcia McLauIIn on Wednesday In Tampa SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) shoplifted $15.04 In ham, She said her monthly Income return to Before police arrived, Rich- General Hospital's burn ward.f Sandra K. Brooks ,and James A. ThresH f Sp.'ndlng a night In jail on a sausage and butter from a amounted 'Lewis I. Hghey Donald Carroll. Astor to $1.5 In Social there was no bpmg)$ expla* Metcolm J. Lodge Jr. charge of shoplifting food to supermarket. ' Elizabeth Sift,, o.aary Security benefits and $113 in nation on why Jue [add Immle Rivers Forest a. Gray. Deltona keep (run starving Is the l Night Magistrate Mary Eli- Veterans __________________ p $hsIla A. Wynn nldratlon bane- ordered the caai Barbara SeNresk. D.ltona indignity 91-year-old Mattle zabeth [add had ordered her (iti. Her husband, who died 11 AREA Nell A. Cahill, D.I$QI. John I. Stradlsy, Enterprise cilargue such Shultz waits to suffer on this Jailed In lieu of $400 cash bond. years ago, served In World War asM'na1' Mary Hovorki, Daft ona Robert L. Rock, Ocala the one agalat Mrs. S ultz __________________________________________ Thelma Jean Jones, Delfona ch Beatrice Danielson, Pompano Ear th. The elderly woman was I. )onna L. Thus, L,.k. Mary usually are tnJ after Such ThOMASAIREY "I pray and pray every night bilked out of her life savings Brljson Funeral Home-PA is Authorities said they found 'flcI'Ji hctur the elderly In charge. far the Lord to take me out," $4,101 In 1973 In a "pigeon $41.15 In Mrs. &bus's Pn 5pScta, the UIda1 a" the whlteiaired wide. said di cp" achrsne In which a band when they arrested Ewning Hr,id WIPI ass- no, Midway, Trailer Park, Tuse_____________________________ after her release from the of crimnas Justice d the Peace Rudy Longwood, died Tuesday night. minals left eer hwiith only day, but she said she needed all EsiIvel finally ordered the old Fun.rol Notic. Bew Coludy Jail Wednesday. $10. Townspeople gave dana- of the money to pay her $75-a- woman freed on Born In Baltimore, Md, he Thursday, July 21. 19M.—Vol. 71, No. 212 "You would too, If you were In lions that year so elm AllEY. THOMAS L. Fun.sal _ could mouth r and dilMy hills. lived In Losgwoo "1 don't io* Daily and Sunday, uual Safordap by The Isaford H.rait ,_ pu the same condition." lervics for Thomas L. Airey, 5 have Thanksgiving dirnier. Her 24 hours In jail were In the YONIb He was a retired et Midway Trail., Part, Lo4 world," lbS Sac., I N. Preadi Ave., Samforl, Pia. 3177). Mrs. Schultz, who told reportAs she walked out of jail "terrible," she said. "I didn't downcast whole wood, who disd Tuesday, will be widow said as die carpenter and member of the Second Class ft5t,090 PAW Of s..s..i, F106M 32111 I era she had been living on Wednesday with the assistance close my eyes to sleep." 'aid Saturday at 10:30 am. t First United Pentecostal waited for her bond to be Brl ce real m and il k and "h av i ng of dnnuti.s rh sakS Funeral Home with Rsv. I tJle k)k Ch urch of niawood One cffit! said Mrs. Schultz ________ - 4cm. Dil'irV. Wcck. 7 1n&. "4w4U'. 5I a I nealh, 51131, 1..,. ft .r1r4 *iii*ua,,ng. auraal in protlanawMhmyheart,"spest the food because, •'l• was had [$U.00. Ut, Mill: Wiob,l$ci0ts,Mso*U30,lM.a*l*.Ia Year, enough iroef cl thyi11_ ar. Hehivted by his Oakl.wn Memorial 24 hours in Jail on a charge she desperate." S'*NII Funeral Hoin.pA Is In that abS could be trusted to living." - Mrs. Zeljtha Airey, Iangwood. charge. — — — — windled, Starving, She's Just Waiting For Death HOSPITAL NOTES WASHINGTON (UP!) — To rally support among doubting senators, the White House plans to ask Congress to authorize funds for the $30 billion MX missile system before the Senate votes on the SALT II treaty. But it seems unlikely this move alone will calm the fears of such hard-nosed senators as Henry Jackson, D-Wash., or Sam Nunn, D-Ga., who believe the White House may not be determined enough to spend heavily to upgrade the .:'. nation's strategic forces. 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He spent two days questioning one in,.vedigator earlier this week, turning up several mistakes ' (;?. by authorities, and plans similar questioning for a second invedlgator who testified Wednesday. MacDonald is accused of killing his wife Colette, 26, and daughters, Kimberly, 6, and Kristen, 2, more than nine .....years ago in their Fort Bragg apartment. -, Maybe I can save you some money on topquality protection, whatever your insurance needs. Ires p•, ,'; — nd compare. I Chinese Race Riot Reported Did Military Probe Err? — — MIAMI (UP!) — "Nobody on hamper the defense, however, haggard who withdrew from dation for mercy. for the murder of 12-yearold the defense team really be- Circuit Judge Edward Cowart the case when Bundy decided The seven-man, five-woman Kimberly Diane Leach. The lieved he was innocent," said a repeatedly praised the five- not to let hint make closing jury found Bundy guilty after runner-up junior high school defense aide after Theodore member defense team as the arguments. only 6 hours and 38 minutes of Valentine queen disappeared Bundy was convicted of stran- best advocates he has seen in And although Build)' had deliberation. The jurors had Feb. 9, 1978, just 25 days after gling two Florida State Univer- his courtroom in 27 years on the complained repeatedly about reviewed only two pieces of the Chi Omega killings. sity coeds and attacking three bench. his lawyers, haggard said it evidence - the pen-and-ink Trial is scheduled for Sept. 17. other students. The fatal flaw in the defense would not be an appeals point, sketches drawn from Nita State say Bundy "Just because we're lawyers case of the Utah law school "There's not going to be any Neary's description of the will stay inprosecutors Florida and will not doesn't mean we're stupid," dropout could have been reversable error on corn- fleeing killer and a panty hose released to stand trial in said the member of the legal himself. His constant bickering petency of counsel," haggard mask found in a duplex four other states where h e is staff who did not want to be with attorneys "divided the said. blocks from the sorority house. suspected in 36 sex-slayings. identified. harmony and unanimity of the There's widespread specula"They didn't look at the ________________ That be lief did not seem to defense team," said Robert tion that Bundy will get the dental stuff at all," said death penalty. Thompson. Y CITY hlundy, himself, predicted in The same jurors, who remain G CO., INC. the closing days of the trial he sequestered at the Sonesta would be sentenced to die if the Beach luxury resort on Key PEKING tUPI) — A Chinese official today charged LOSED jury brought back a first degree Biscayne, will hear testimony African students In Shanghai sta bbed a Chinese student, murder conviction, beginning Saturday before F FR sparking a three-day race ridt earli er this month that left ACA'T1bN' - • attorney Lynn recommending ei ther death or least 43 persons hospita lized. NTIL Thompoon admitted before the life In prison for Bandy. The official admitted angry Chinese students later , AUGUST 6 verdict there was not much Randy will be sentenced at se Call trapped the foreigners in their dormitory and blocked hope of saving llundy ii he was the conclusion of the second Then police efforts to rescue them. lie said Chinese and Afri can convicted. "If you don't give the phase of the trial then will be students would be given special instruction in discipline 258 1 death .icnalty for a crime like taken to Lake City to stand trial and the law. this, what do you g Afrin in Pnl,jn,, ,ln, % nnc*.,atrnl i c.,,.,.. r •t.. it for?" ive w., dii,1,.nfv fl%fla fl Sfl&tl sa...w,,a,. UflU 115 II USS!. UI IU '. Cowart has sent three men to Moroccan Embassy after the riots at the Shanghai Textile Florida's Death How once Institute, demanding to be sent home and charging the overruling a jury's recommen'_ Chinese with racism. By United Press International Modest reductions in electrical consump'I on have been noted by some utilities since President Carter's order to raise theromstat settings took effect July 16, but officials are reluctant to credit that solely to conservation. "Our loads are somewhat lower, but there are so many different variables that make it impossible to put your finger on any one and say this is what's causing it," said Bill Harrah, spokesman for Chicago's Commonwealth '' Edison. Most utility officials surveyed by United Press International Wednesday .aid It is too early to tell If the Carter'' mandated 78-degree thermostat minimums will result in reduced demand for electricity — and ultimately for oil. 1 Eliminating the fogging operation saves $4,932 In salaries, depsrtmentby de1ayIngpurthase ofadumptmck and extending chemicals and fuel and the planed rep1Icomgof1jg for 1 sidewalk construction programs from five to 10 years. sTature, $4; overnight low, 74; Bayport: high, 4:21 a.m., 3:55 Police or fire department employees are to raise the flag on legal total of $9,000. yeterday'a high, 0!; p.m.; low, 11:01 a.m., 10:41 holidays on an alternating basis. city commission expenses; $202 from city at$3,231 in the assistant city manager's budget; $9,284 Sparomeffle pressure, 3412; p.m. torney salary, FICA and pension. One street-sweeper and eliminated mosquito-fogging public health department; $8,313 in the building department and relative humIdity, 77 percent; BOATING FORECAST altogether. Two street-sweepers will remain In operation. To be zoning department; $32,110 In the police department, primarily Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles will return to Sans, E.8E at 1, mph. ph. St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet considered yet Is whether one salaried position will be cut In line by replacing four vehicles rather than the eight planned and ford Sunday after attending a conference of the International City: Forecast: Pertly cloudy out II miles and Jupiter Inlet to with eliminating one street-sweeper. The savings would total through eliminating purchases of furniture, office supplies, Managers' Association In Quebec, Canada for five days. Knowles thrss,gh Friday with a chance of Key [argo out to the Bahama about $15,000 If both the equipment and the manpower are cut. fJ I, and police machinery; $23,480 from public works Is regional vice president of the organization. showers and a few thus- bank— Southeast winds 10 toll derst.rrns mainly during at- knots through Friday. Seas . 1 là..., and evening hours, three to five feet. Widely reading.: __ KKK To March In Alabama (Continued From Page U) am, :. : WASHINGTON (UP!) — Consumers would receive more accurate and complete how-to-clean information on the labels of slacks, blouses and other articles of clothing S,' .,,1 under rules approved by the Federal Trade Commission. '.' In addition, the use of care labels would be required for the first time on leather and suede goods and on rugs and ,., upholstered furniture. The four commissioners Wednesday approved in 4-: substance a revision of the FTC's decade-old set of rules governing what labels should tell the consumer about washing, drying and other aspects of care. .: speakers, a turntable and lamp. SPOUSE ABUSE A 23-year-old Sanford man was arrested early this morning for allegedly beating his wife, according to Seminole county deputies.' Timothy Gordon, 23, of 107 Anderson Street, Sanford, was arrested about 12:14 a.m. when deputies responded to a disturbance at 1806 LIncoln Ave., Sanford. He was taken to Seminole County Jail and placed on an initial bond 01 W. According to the report, BarbaraGordon's wife, had a lump on her forehead and a bloody nose when deputies arrived at the scene. CLUBHOUSE BURGLARIZE!) Someone broke Into the Seminole Golf clubhouse in Longwood and made off with more than $150, according to Seminole County Knowles Finds Some Facelift Funds Bundy Defense Aide: 'We Never _ _ 6i Bel'i'eved That He Was Innocent' ZekeCallNations J: :.. .~,.-. 1 j "I WASHINGTON UPI; "For many of our poor and "I want to serve notice already passed a bill that will cannot reach our energy Carter. The Finance CornPresident Carter has appealed tonight that I will (10 everything finance a sound energy pro- goals." d niittee was not expected to el erly, that kind of cost will to the Senate not to give in to a in my power to get such a gram for our country and leave reach any final conclusion on force a decision among oil tq Sen. Russell Long, ,, "massive struggle" by the oil windfall profits tax for Amen- plenty of new funds and keep from freezing, food to keen chairman of the Senate Finance the complex issue today. from starving, and medical industry to gut the windfall ca's energy security - because centive for increased explora- Committee, said he wants the profits tax passed earlier by the it is critical to the future of this lion and production of oil and Gov. Ella Grasso of Connec- care to stay alive," Mrs. Grassd legislation, which would tax the House. ticut Wednesday cited esti- told the House Ways and Mean country," Carter said in a gas in our own country. profits oil companies mates that the cost of home Committee. news nationally broadcast conCarter said Wednesday ni gh t "Now it is the Senate's turn, derive from the sale of newly heating oil has risen more than Republicans and some De mo the United States will not reach ference and there will be a massive decontroled domestic oil, on 175 percent in the past six years crats favor granting tax credits its energy goals if the 60 percent He said Americans "over- struggle to gut the windfall Carter's desk by OCt. 1. to urge passage of a "Crisis to oil firms that plow back thq windfall tax is weakened in the whelmingly support" such a profits tax bill," Carter said. But Long did not say how big Intervention Program" to help windfall profits into oil produc Senate. tax, adding the house "has "If this happens, then we a tax will be presented to the poor this tion. winter. Label Rules Are Revised Flagship Bank of Seminole- bank account., for the 46 and approved by consensus of will facilitate short-term In- come from increased efficiency are gained from the special I Longwood Branch Is expected operating street light districts the commission. A formal vote vestment. With 46 separate through easier reconciliation of assessments to homeowners: to receive a $200,000 deposit, be consolidated at one bank, is expected to come next week. accounts, some with low the bank statements. There also served by the Installation of the courtesy of the Seminole Board Cujr. j tly the accounts are The bank 4a selected on the balances, investment of the will be a savings on check lights. Ms. Huff said the funds; of County Commissioners, maintained in eight banks basis 01 the number of free funds was not feasible. purchases. Buying 1,000 checks from all the districts amount sot sometime before Oct. 1. services provided to depositors, throughout the coulity. However, Ms. Huff said, from one bank is less expensive about $200,000 in the fall , iben: commissioners said. there would not be appreciable than buying low quantities of taxes are received. As the year; County finance manager The Longwood branch of the amounts gained from the abort- checks from 46 banks, she progresses and bills are paid,: Ginny Huff this week recom- Flagship bank was named by According to Ms. Huff, the term Investments. Rather, the noted. the fund dips to below $50,000,; mended to the boixd that the commissioner Bill Kirchhoff consolidation of the accounts advantage to the county will Street lighting district funds she said. Planes from the 75,000-ton carrier Kitty Hawk, as well as the guided missile cruiser USS England and other U.S. naval craft with Vietnamese linguists aboard were in the South China Sea area today on refugee patrol. In Washington, the Carter administration asked Congress for an additional $207 million to construct and operate processing centers in Southeast Asia and to cover U.S. military costs for air and sea search for refugees. Carter Seeks Voters' Support On Tax WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter's nomination of New York banker Paul Volcker to head the Federal Reserve System has been greeted with a chorus of praise from both banking and congressional leaders. Volcker is a widely respected economist likely to stress firm anti-inflation policies as chairman of the Fed. His nomination was announced Wednesday along with the naming of retired Time Inc. editor Hedley Donovan to be a senior White House advisor. Volcker will fill the unexpired portion of departing Chairman G. William Miller's 14-year Federal Reserve term, which runs until Jan. 31, 1992. Evening Herald photo which led to issuing of warrant ' IJI Senate Debates Windfall Profits Volcker Nomination Lauded After being treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for sta b wounds, Rice could not be found for questioning. On Wednesday, police said they have obtained a warrant for his arrest on charges of sexual battery and burglary. — ' Could Create 100,000 Jobs But when she saw the picture of Rice, the ra pe victim identified him as the man who assa ulted he r, police said, adding that the woman believed sh e had stabbed her atta cker during the scuf fle. The location of Rice's stab wo und corresponded to whe re she thought she had struck the rapist, police reported. Board instructed Ralph Hay, locker search by their principal torney, to ensure both the policy now specifies that the students' made the recornmendati'ni administrative assistant, to for contraband materials, and student permit is written in lockers can be searched but about a month ago to come up advertise the proposed policy in best legal their form by the nothing has been written to with a stiffer policy in an effort purpose of this policy is Before being issued parking a local newspaper in an effort to to"mc deter students from twinging Aug. 8 board meeting. include a search of the students' to keep the school campuses permits, high school students in get tough on the drug problem "as drug-free as possible." contraband to school, with the Board members will discuss cars on campus. Seminole County may have to on campus. "1 would like some clout so hope that it will decrease the the merits of the proposed "Seine high schoi principals those sign a form consenting to a students— whetheç use of drugs and alcohol on the policy Aug. 8 and either accept do have students sign permits search of their car for conA second part of the elementary, middle school of proposed school grounds," Ray said. or vote it down on Aug. 22. to allow the locker search," high school— are at school in a traband such as st olen goods, policy includes middle school Ray said. drugs or alcohol. students who would be required The board instructed Ned condition to learn," Mrs. Telsomi Following the meeting, Ray The Seminole County School to sign a form consenting to a Julian Jr.. school board at- said the school codQ of conduct Hoard member PM Telson said. By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Carter Signs Trade Pact, The man identified himself as Willie Lee Rice of 1313 W. 13th St., Sanford. Police were called to investigate the co ndition of Rice after a passerby noticed Rice was lying motionless by the side of the tracks. Rice sa id he had been walking along the tracks J uly $ wh en he was struck and dabbed from behind, according to police.Police said Rice told them he had been unconscious for more than a day and that he had been robbed. Shot PLO Leader In Coma School Drug Crackdown Rule Nearer ' IN BRIEF A 24-ye ar-old dabbing victim became a rape suspect after a woman saw his picture in the Evening Herald. Sanford police said they were told by a 25-year-old woman July 9 that she had been asleep In he r home when a man broke through a living room window and assa ulted her. The woman scuffled wi th the man before he fled the scene, police said. The next day, the woman was reading the Evening Herald when she noticed a picture of a man on the railroad tracks west of Sixth and Pecan streets. The man had been dabbed In the back, and rescue units were treating him, New Junta In Nicaragua Gen.als Nearly Shot NATION Stabbing Victim Becomes Rape Suspec WORLD ~. Thursday, July 26, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE-INS �.;:i U q I Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, July 26, 1979-4A TI S As I approached Courtroom "C" on Tuesday a Seminole County deputy waved an odd-looking contraption up and down my body and then over my Around purse in a wand-like fashion. He was using a metal detector as a precautionary measure, in case I or anyone else who attended the Sims sentencing was carrying a weapon. Terry Melvin Sims had been found guilty of first degree murder in February for the 1977 shooting of 2I Seminole County reserve deputy George Pfeil. This day, he would be sentenced an event that drew a low large crowd to the courtroom that normally was sparsely-populated. A majority of the spectators were law enforcement officers, including two police chiefs. CARRASCO Other members of the audience were assistant state By SIIA RON .4111111b. 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. r - The Clock Education 'Victory' attorneys, newspaper reporters and Mrs. Pfeil. The mood was as changing as a toy kaleidoscope and varied as the colors of the rainbow. Some people in front of me kept silent and focused their eyes either to the ground or straight ahead at the American flag. A law enforcement officer to my right, in contrast, was joking quietly with me and a man across the aisle. The atmosphere in the back of the courtroom, was light and humorous.. It was hard to realize we were waiting for a man to be sentenced for first degree murder. The buzzing of conversation stopped briefly as Sims was escorted to the desk facing the judge's bench. He, understandably, joined the somber group of the audience and peered silently ahead. The crowd stood mechanically as the judge entered the courtroom wearing his black robe, white shirt and a pert bow tie. A few moments later, he handed down the death penalty for Sims, who showed no signs of being fazed by the news. The climax had come and gone. Sims was fingerprinted and then returned to his cell. That was It. The man now was scheduled to be electrocuted sometime In the future, but nobody knew exactly when. That depends on how long the And even the basics have drawn opposition from an unlikely coalition made up of conservatives who fear a massive educational bureaucracy and further federal "meddling" in local affairs and liberals concerned over the potential split of social concern now concentrated in HEW. The House measure adds fuel to the continuing debate. To win conservative support, the representatives adopted amendments providing for voluntary prayer in schools, prohibiting withholding of federal funds to enforce busing as an integration tool, banning use of racial or sexual quotas for college admissions and-prohibiting abortions In medical facilities for department employees. t is doubtful that the House will accept deletion of the amendments in conference, after adopting them by margins of 2 to 1. And it is unlikely that liberal members will continue to support the concept if the amendments, which they hope will be scuttled in conference, remain intact. Furthermore, neither the Senate nor the president finds the amendments acceptable. The Carter "victory," if it Is a victory, is anything but secure. The effort to reconcile differences by the conferees will be tinged with bitterness. And, no matter what the conference outcome, the controversy will not be resolved. The fight over a 12th Cabinet seat has not been won or lost, but merely moved to another arena. :: It is evident that President Carter takes his low status In the polls seriously, And well he may. The polls show his public standing at a :l evel so low as to be unprecedented In the short but significant history of polling and the modern presidency. Perhaps the president's discussions with leading citizens :during his Camp David retreat deepened and confirmed his concern, David Broder, the Washington Post columnist, suggests that ,.Rosalynn Carter's advice to her husband may be a factor in the ? president'a reaction. Was It overkill to request the resignations of all his Cabinet ::secretaries and White House staff executives? Is It a public :relations spectacular that was perhaps a bit too dramatic? If .Cabinet and staff changes were desired, could they not have ,been accomplished in a more orderly and effective way on an ,indIvIdual, less publicized basis? Will the result be that the reins of power are clutched more tightly in the hands of Mr. and Mrs. Carter and the Georgia Mafia? Will this affect the image of an open presidency which was promised by Mr. Carter in 1976? Is the president falling or is he actually going to make his presidency more effective? We don't know but we are vaguely disturbed by all this melodrama at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. ' BERRY'S WORLD 'S 1F I P ; __________________________________________________________________ U; I ANGL E-WAL TERS :/./././— -_ Ift 11 ' ow he started bawling "HE CAN READ! See how when the 'Last Car For Gas' sign was put on the car in front of us?" I ', . commission has wanted to the process of increasing its( Residential) to PU I Public This tone it was seconded by the Land Planning Agencygrandlattiered" in. Public $1,000 Lssessmtnt. Last year connect the subdivisions to the capacity through a refurbishing Utilities i. When a inotion was Commissioner J.R. Grant. A prjr to final site plan approval hearing is set for August 20. (ax was at $2.9 per $1 ,010 , - The attor ney for Sanlando city line. There has been some and expansion program. made to adopt it (M-first reading public hearing set for Aug. by the commission. was notified by County Tax asse'soiIent. The certified rate Utilities, John Lo wnles, has question on the wording of the "Th ey said they might even early in Monday night's regular 27. — Passed on first reading an :\ssesserTcrrv Geiiihe1 that in will gtmerate $278,376.31 in informed the Longwooti City agreement and Sanlando has treat the sewage for us tern- commission meeting, there was In other business, the corn- ordinance permitting churches order to generate the mim&' property taxes for the city liii ominission by letter that h not been willing to turn over porarily until the Longwood no second. mission: iI1IXiiI1Ui1I that could lx.' set under the l-1 cia.ssiIicatio'i and amount of tax money the cit firm will honor a previous just the water lines, with the Utilities plant is ready," Julian l.t'fkowitz said his company —Voted approval of a plan in elsewhere by special exception, received last year, the certified without it ref erendum ouhi lx omrnitment to turn over water city not having the capability to said. had been ''working in gnod which propvits owners in the Present churches ou1d be umillage would conic to $2.83 per $2.91 per $1,000. ;Ind sewer lines in three provide sewer service. Asked why Sanlando Utilities faith, and it was costing $20,000 lnngwoed Industrial ['ark will Longwood subdivisions to the Longwood City Attorney Ned suddenly is so agreeable, Julian to fix UI) and expand, and if the participate in a paving and 'city. .1 Julian Jr. said Lowndes also said, "The need the capacity commission failed to act at drainage program at no cost to When the Winsor Manor, agreed to turn over to the city because they have been cited by once, it would delay the time- the city through a special tax evonshIre and the Moorings lift stations when the city has DER Department of table. We have already been district. dév'elopments were built, water the capablity of providing Environmental Regulation)." hack to I)Eli twice to request —Gave final approval to the and sewer service were sewer service to the area. Longwood Utilities Inc. also an extension permit." of annexation Longwood provided by Sanlando with the The city is now capable of is having its problems with C o in in I s s I o ii e r Ii a y Industrial Center property at understanding that when the providing water service, but is DER. Howard Lefkowitz of I.eibensperger called the plant a the request of its owner, Hercity developed the capability of currently negotiating with Florida Residential Corn- Longwood Utilities nar(1 Bennett. serving the areas, 'the lines Longwood Utilities, Inc. for the munities Inc., a major owner of "hunk of junk." would be turned over to purchase of its package Longwood Utilities, appealed to Commissioner ii: y GoldPassed an ordinance Longwood. sewage treatment plant. The the commission to proceed with berg later in the meeting again amending the PUt) I Planned Since the city's new well went present owners of the the ordinance rezoning the moved the ordinance be placed Unit Development i ordinance Eñ,O service last January, the Longwood Utilities plant are in sewer plant property from ill on the agenda for first reading. to provide for final review by '.'. WPOINT arter V Detroit Errs, Still C Wh Thinks Big -• -~-.. .' Repackages Abernathy In Seclusion .T Old Ideas : ~\ , . WASHINGTON (NEA) There is no more By DON GRAFF C, pitiful example of the inability of an old dog to Maybe he will be able to pull It off. learn new tricks than the domestic auto inAfter all, there were those who laughed and 0 4 even Ii' dustry's continued resistance to the production more who paid no attention whatsoever and sale of compact, economical passenger cars. , when he set out four years ago to become After almost three dacades of constant inpresident. cursions into their market by the producers of Jimmy Carter has demonstrated that he is smaller and vastly more efficient imported cars, capable of accomplishing the unlikely. Mayb he Detroit's automakers remain mindlessly will be able to do it again on a much vasterscale, devoted to oversized gas-guzzlers. rallying Americans to his crusade against the In the midst of the recent increase in gasoline energy crisis and In the process leading the prices to the dollar-a-gallon level, for instance, nation to a moral and spiritual regeneration. General Motors Corp. mounted a major adMaybe. But success in the long haul is going tO vertising campaign to sell its Oldsmobile Delta 460P v" require more than a Sunday School lesson, ah 31* 88to"those who don't want to settle for less than admittance of past falling and a vow to do better. :_:: fullaize comfort." Americans are going to have to do more than With motorists increasingly worried about '. m joinhandsandspeakweUoftheircountry.Wliat miles-per-gallon efficiency, GM Is touting a new Is being asked of them, and at what cost, Is goThg measurement called miles-per-tankful. By that to have to be explained clearly, In detail and vei' standard, the Oldsmobile Is a champion because convincingly if their support for an energy it has a huge 25-gallon gas tank. Ford Motor Co. program that may lead to Independence oily has launched an identical promotional effort on after great sacrifice is to be won and, more SCIENCE TODAY behalf of its Ford LTD. Important, sustained. Because the country's largest automakers Maybe Jimmy Carter, who promises remain oblivious to the concept of fuel economy, leadership, will be able to do this. But promises the inventory of unsold domestic cars now stands are one thing, delivery something else entirely. at 2 million vehicles — the highest level In the As it Is, he is initially raising more questions industry's history. than he is answering in the serial unfolding' of Yet the automakers continue to deceive details of his $142 billion master plan. By DANIEL F. GILMORE themselves, proclaiming that big car sales will The expense of the undertaking is of an order WASHINGTON (UPI) A visiting Soviet eye that probably only 32 to 36 percent have 100 pick up as soon as the current gasoline crisis is surgeon predicts eye glasses one day greater than anything the nation hitherto hØs will follow percent 20-20 vision," he said, "the enormity of forgotten. been asked knowingly to commit itself to. He horses and buggies and end u as museum od- the problem staggers the mind." Recent history suggests otherwise. When dities. ways will says that the required billions will be redirected He said "it seems only natural" that from foreign suppliers into American pockets. Germany's Volkswagen began exporting the Svyatoslav N. Fyodorov, 52-year-old director be found to correct the optical disfunctions of the now-famous Beetle to the United States in 1950, of the Moscow Research Laboratory of Experl- eye. But they also must first come out of Amcricn pockets in the form of higher fuel prices befbrie America's automakers were confident that mental and Clinical Problems of Eye Surgery, "We cannot imagine a future when everyone being rechanneled Into energy developmenta44k im Imports would never account for even 5 percent says "man has been held in bondage to wears thick glasses to see. We believe that soon specwindfall profits tax. The oil cartel may be otlt of the country's total passenger-car sales, tacles for the last 500 years — they help over- spectacles also will take their place along with a income, but it Is still Americans who will be the When that unwarranted optimism proved come but do not correct the underlying han. horses and buggies and we will visit them in tooting the bill. totally unfounded, industry officials coped with dicap." museums." His alternative energy proposals are a the problem by merely adjusting their projecA h us ky, barrel-cheated man in a yellow For myopia, Fyodorov said a Japanese repackaging of old ideas, not innovations :to tions first to 10 percent, then 15 percent, then leather jacket over a bright orange shirt, ophthalmologist named Sato in 1952 pioneered capture the imagination of the public and flie'tt 20 per.ent. Today, surging imports account for Fyodorov said at news conference at the Soviet the use of surgical corrections into the eye, but with a will to succeed. The prospects are already 25 percent of all sales. Embassy that a simple five to ten minute the technique was abandoned because of the risk the subject of thorough discussion. Also the (Even that number is deceptively low because operation can eliminate of infection and the unpredictability of results. drawbacks. the need for eyeglasses the more than 130,000 Volkswagen Rabbits or contact lenses for many people suffering Fyodorov said his clinic began experimenting from We are reminded that the United States has produced at VW's New Stanton, Pa., plant since myopia, or nearsightedness. on the eyes of rabbits in 1973 and then progressed .,more on in our shale alone than several Saudi it opened In April 1978 have been counted as lie also was optimistic about the use of plastic to human subjects. His operation cuts around the Arabias." True, but it also needs to be explained domestically produced rather than imported lens implants for people who have cataracts outside of the cornea without Interfering With that recovery of shale on In sufficient quant1t cars.) removed, vision. The incision weakens the cornea may be possible only at the cost of converting Dr. Carl Kupfer, director of the National Eye enough to allow the inside pressure of the eye 10 much of Colorado and Wyoming into a slag heap. Following the introduction of the Beetle to cause the perihery of the cornea to bulge Are the Americans prepared to make this country, American Motors Corp. in the early Institute which is part of America's National slightly, 1950s produced a highly successful domestic Institutes of Health, said it was his opinion that sacrifice for energy Independence? studies are necessary to see "This bulging outwards pull on the center if the myopia subcompact, the Rambler. Waste disposal and pollution also are problems po rtion of the cornea causing its curvature to in Increased use of coal, whether burned directly But the Big Th ree of the industry GM, Ford surgery produces any long-term adverse effects, flatten or to become less. Since it is this high or exploited as a source of synthetic fuel. and Chrysler — Ignored both the Beetle and the He also questioned the need for such surgery Ano curvature that causes the myopia in the first there is some question that successful response was the 1950 when eye glasses correct near sightedness so Ram bler. In fact, Ford's His Ideas - -- _ - •.. Eye Glas s ' - introduction of the Ethel, a behemoth that was a easily. Fyodorov talked about his work in almost financial disaster. colloquial English and used slides to show how he By 1960, the Big Three reluctantly began to had implanted artificial lenses by microsurgery, market compact (but not subcompact) cars. GM and how he corrected vision disorted by myopia. He said American and other doctors are now introduced Corvair, Ford produced the Falcon using his surgical techniques. and Crysler's entry was the Valiant, In a prepared statement, he said that eye But those manufacturers reverted to form in glasses and contact lenses are an unnecessary the succeeding years, making their "compacts" inconvenience, bigger and heavier, plating them with chrome "When one considers that about I billion trim and tacking on high-priced but barely people already wear glasses and that half of the necessary accessories, world's population needs them, and in addition place, the myopia is therefore removed by this development of a multi-billion dollar synthetic flattening." industry could really buy energy Independence. "The whole procedure takes only five minutes What If the oil cartel slashed the artificially and takes effect Immediately, "Fyodorov sWd. exorbitant price of its product, as it could still "The patient may experience some mild profitably do at any time? Would Americani discomfort the first day and most patients return willingly continue subsidizing the synthetic to work within four to five days." product when the real thing was plentifully Fyodorov said that he and other Soviet doctors available on the world market for half the price? since 1972 have performed some 1,300 operations Solar energy on a large scale, requiring the and were able to correct myopia in 97 percent of development of virtually a new technology to be the cases. feasible but nevertheless possibly the most "Not one single case got worse and every case promi sing energy investment in the long haul, Is got better," he said. still decades in the future. I. JACK ANDERSON I A* rt Force S ' Flying Tu rkey' Is ~ !; " : '. #:,qs 1., :",., I;,i,! Cosy ~~ WASHINGTON — In what some Pentagon The price tag for the C-SA already was adding: "The C-SA Is perhaps the most expectancy was a "goal," not a firm contradijj Insiders are calling "The Great Plane Robbery," staggering before the wing-correction drain corrosion-sensitive large aircraft ever built. requirement. An Air Force spokesman claimed the Air Force has been cadging millions of began. The original cost estimate was $28 million Additionally, It is a Victim of an Air Force-wide the cost of the wing corrections would not exceed dollars a year from Congress to keep its con- per plane, but the delivery price actually proved lack of understanding of corrosion In general." $1.3 LA Won. troversial C-5A transport planes from falling to be $65 million. Add on the $20 million bill for Other probl ems with the Air Force's SOUND OFF: Q. A recent article you wt apart in mid-air. each plane's wing fix and the total cost comes to multimillion-dollar (lying mistake: contains a reference to Mobil In connection The CSA, of course, is the flying turkey that $85 million apiece more than three times the —The C-SA's nose landing gear and landing- petroleum prices. We wish to deny emphaUc11y gobbled up $2 billion of taxpayers' money In cost original estimate. And this astronomical figure gear yoke will require replacement. that Mobil has at any time encouraged the overruns a decade ago. Exposure of this scandal will fly still higher as other already identified —Aluminum power-distribution cables are Saudis to increase petroleum prices. Rawlelg cost A. Ernest Fitzgerald his Pentagon job. The defects are corrected, already beginning to deteriorate. Warner Jr., chairman, Mobil Oil Corp. taxpayers were later called upon to extend a —The navigation systems "are not expected to A. The executive officers of the four Arahico most shocking thing about the $250 million 'loan guarantee to the Planes wing be economically supportable for the proposed parthers, Including Mobil, met with Saudi oil problem istliat Force knew about It even manufacturer, heed-Georgia. life" of the plane. minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani in San Franc$sco before It took delivery on the first C-S A. Now What has not been noticed, however, is the asking Congress for money to redesign the entire —Fire hazards exist despite an tensIve — In September 1973. They agreed together upri equally scandalous fact that for at least two wing. and expensive fire-prevention -tent. "We price Increase, which became the forerunnepf years the Air Force has been requesting funds to The trouble with the GSA wing Is stunningly must clearly recognize that ti (system) ON dIUdFOUS 1974 price explosion. Sowces pay Lockheed for the correction of design errors simple: Stress tests show that it will wear out at doesn't go to the root of the problem," Air Force Inside Arainco told me the oil companies pathat were known to exist almost from the Mait a point somewhere between 6,000 and 8,500 flying brass hats were told at 1975 briefing. couraged the September 1973 price rise. They The ongoing bailout effort Is needed to keep the hours, It was supposed to weather at least 30,000 reportedly felt it Would lead to higher dome1ç . The same briefing noted that the original oil prices, which would make it economIc]1y failing off In ffighL in the air. contract with Lockheed failed to provide feasible to recover more crude from their ti The total cod of the wing correction program Even after correction, the wings will last only adequate oversight by the Air Force on safety on properties. The docuxnets avnItsh to mc eventually could reach the same figure as the 20,000 hours. But by that time, other parts of the features. The contract didn't even call for safety not make clear whether Mobil, during Its part hi original cod overrun $2 billion. What most aircraft will have begun to disintegrate, ac- Studies as part of th e "owner's manual" ptw- the negotiations, "encouraged" the price. ingullible congressmen don't know, but the Air cording to the Air Force documents, chased from Lockheed, the briefing document crease or merely accepted It. Force has admitted in secret internal documents "The rest of the aircraft has had problems that noted, "th us they are not available today In the Footnote: Address your letters to Ask Jaék we have obtained, Is that even when the wing cannot be passed over lightly," an internal Air Force files." Anderson, Box 2300, Washington, D.C. 20013. problem is solved, dill more money will be report states. Test results dating from 1972 Footnote: A Lockheed spokesman said he's Your full name will be used unless otherwise needed to correct other weaknesses In crucial showed that the GSA's fuselage Is "highly never heard of t he internal Air Force documents requested. Because of the tremendous volumecf parts of the Air Force's most expensive lemon. sensitive to stress corrosion," the report notes, we have ottained, and said the 30,000-4iour We mail, personal replies are impossible. - Mth a - I .'''S-T• .:i' —- P. " ' -- ' - '.:- .. :--_________ '1 . 1. _______ ________ - % ftished as a civil rights steward. Abernathy denies he's dropping out of the cause. He imu4sts he's still engineering the .drive for social and economic democracy. But Atlanta actkvists say his day has past' Hosea Williams, an old .comrade, puts it this way: "His ideas and activities are no 'longer relevant to the lives of 'black citizens." ,,!,There are some who believe tiat Abernathy's activities :háve seldom been relevant to the lot of his people. Coretta - - Scott King, the widow of Abernathy's mpntnr ' nu J' PIN CREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE • HWY. 17-92 27th St. DAILY 9.9 CLOSED SUNDAYS at • regularly to civic and religious 1. ' groups, mostly in Atlanta. Otherwise, lie lives quietly with his wife and four children. His chief employment at present is as pastor of Atlanta's West Hunter Street Baptist ('hurch; lie's been its preacher for 18 (', A cI That church, at least, continues to treat Ralph Abernathy right. He makes monthly appeals to the congregation for contributions toward the - . . ti $''. . .. worthwhile purpose Applications by phone 1st and 2nd MTG '' . \ CALL NOW Christian Leadership Council. Mrs. King's husband had founded the organization, and she split with Abernathy when she felt he was not making decisions in the best interest of SCLC. Mrs. King is now known to believe that Abernathy's decisions have ruined SCLC. He resigned as president earlier this year, and left the coun cil in financial and structural shreds. SCLC membership is down 1.800.241-2469 TOLL FREE No Brokerage Fee l00' TOWER FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMIT ONE 11.1 REV. ItAIXII ABERNAThY The widow King's views are no secret. She hasn't been close toAbernathy since he became president of the Southern TYLENOL PERSONAL. OR BUSINESS years. - . Money For any Rev. Abernathy also speaii' ____________________________________________ . Ouantuty riqbI reserved - _____ . Relevant' retirement of his campaign it at all." Now 53, Abcr'inmthv gets a debt . "They never fail to help $1,500 honorarium for revealing out," lie says, particularly his assassination ideas to when he reminds them how he college audiences. And he and Martin king invented civil rights in America. thinks everyone should listen, Last winter he was incensed when notables at Ohio State HOMEOWNERS University did not show UP for his visit, lie called the gayerDEBTS PRESSING nor, who also did not attend, a WE CAN HELP "hick." ml i Not responsible br typoqraph,CM errors he was involved in ' .- Abernathy's disappointment is said to be total. He has alienated former colleagues, re4lgned his principal office in -tJi movement and withdrawn .inu the seclusion of his family. Pbservers say he's all but . .... "Th,,,.\ '' q..the black vanguard, Rev. - ____ "ki : Long er No -' ,. es0 i TIEDE ATLANTA (NEA)— When 'Martin Luther King Jr. was killed in 1968 there was an in(e)necIne struggle among his ,sociates to determine who vôuld replace him as leader grid chief spokesman of the civil right movement, The man who ientually won, or thought he cthl, was the Rev. Ralph David 4)ernathy. 4iut though Abernathy ixerited some of King's titles, And followers, he was never widely accepted as a .atisfactory replacement. Friends say Abernathy dreamed of being as venerated as; King has been. When the (espect did not come, the friends add, he grew frustrated, :then embittered. Now, a decade after his rise . \ By TOM - a ,IIIi 11- we - ____________________ . 4 - $0 2 1979—SA Thursday, July .6, ~ By JANE CASSBBERRY Herald Stajf Writer appeal process takes. The spectators silently flowed out of the courtroom and back to their jobs, almost as if it were just another Tuesday. - %\\ I / 0#01 - Longwood Ut"1'*t'* es Commitment To Be Honored - " Shakeup The B1g __ :. I II House approval of a controversial bill to create a federal Department of Education has been hailed by the White House as a victory. The Senate already had voted to create the Cabinet-level office supported by President Carter. But the House version and the Senate version are far apart. The gap may be too wide to be bridged in a House-Senate conference committee. Basically, the legislation authorizes consolidation within a single department of educational programs now administered by four departments and an independent foundation. - I WA Remains Uncertain EgHerald,Sanford, Fl. anlando Agreement Cited And he was deeply humiliated, He lashed out at those who refused to support him, calling them ingrates, and he blamed e . rountain-. Fall Color Tour ~.~ Don't Miss This Spectacular Color Panorama of Mother Nature defeat on his busy civil rights schedule. "1 didn't lose the election," he howled, "time people of this district lost." 2 Departures, Oct. 15 and Oct. 21 $219 P.P. Double Occup. Reserve Early. Limited To 40 Must Be Confirmed By September 15 For Further Information Call or Drop By After the campaign, nathy swung from the center to the margis of the civil rights Aber- 1. 'Faiidstic 1rn'tI Centre' I cause. For'Line thing, he subscribed to wacky theories regarding Martin Luther King's Orange City Breezewood Park 904-775-8777 assassination. At length he became convinced that James EYE DROPS A fter P.M. 305668.5069 V SINE Earl Ray did not act alone. "If .ie.,s.. sign, scant IUIIU iuuuuu are :pi'tvately that Abernathy has a way off;,reportedly, the group disagreeable tendency to be is $10,000 in debt. 'more interested in his own Abernathy too is in debt. position than In that of the black When Jimmy Carter selected cdmmunity. :'me widow has told con- former Rep. Andrew Young to fidants that Rev. Abernathy's be United Nations ambassador visin,0 ½ FL. OZ. L;I.JIi'i tgotlsm is offensive. She says two years ago, Abernathy took n'iàt of his speeches are filled out a second mortgage on his home to run for the vacant seat. With references to his own aCcomplishments. She says he He lost, badly, and friends say gives the Impression that he he's now making "fairly sub. OW Martin Luther King, arm in stantlal" payments on a $50,000 arth, virtually invented civil note. rights in America. The debt and the political Mrs. King was pleased last setback may have contributed year when Abernathy was only to Rev. Abernathy's present given a passing roll in a acrimony. He entered the race television drama regarding her in the belief that his national husband's life. Abernathy felt reputation would dazzle the he'd been slighted in the voters. But Mrs, King did not Presentation, and accused the support him, nor did Andrew King family of manipulating Young; he drew less than 5 history. Mrs. King said he did percent of the primary vote. not deserve a bigger part In the Observers say Abernathy Pjcture. was not prepared for the loss. 99 JMi Moonlight Sa le 'NX 1- AZ I r L i-v~ --- ', '• s $hhhhh' It' VIr t"J.,'-'uiet Ye' ar : Friday July 27 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 1 SHEER STRIPS _____ 4 ' is. 30 STRIPS 5"; 0 it 'WASHINGTON — "Hearing loss Is our nation's most 'ildespread handicapping disability, affecting more than one out '%f'évery 13 Americans," said Joseph J. Rizzo, executive director :'6fihe Better Hearing Institute (BHI), announcing national "Quiet Special buys and sale is in t: ''' 1 IN. WIDE merchandise in all depts! Hear1ng impairment affects more people than heart disease, 'icer, blindness, tuberculosis, multiple sclerosis, veneral 'éase and kidney disease combined. And according to EPA ttidles, U.S. cities are growing louder every year, causing our Itton'a hearing problems to reach catastrophic proportions." i'!, order to call attention to the urban noise crisis and the role it "Plays in hearing loss, RHI has teamed up with Midas" International Corporation — the muffler people — to sponsor the national "Quiet Year," 'lichard P. de Camara. president of Midas, explained that the ëoMpany Is coaponsormg "Quiet Year" because It feels an' 'bbltgation to warn people about the growing ncise danger. , BANDwAID nney Sanford Plaza PRICES GOOD THRU TUES. JULY 31 - N O .s& - - -- - I - - - - - - - -- - - I '.' --% fI-- -• �, _________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS 4 4 4.. 4 - oA-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July2. 1979 ..' SCOREBOARD lAfaor League rec Hope To Do Just That Wks Ramblin ATLANTA (UP!) Pepper Rodgers views Georgia Tech 's upcoming football season with mixed emotions. Rodgers is a hang-loose sort of coach, not one to worry about things he can't change. But that doesn't prevent him from fretting about the Yellow Jackets' 1979 schedule. "We should have a wide-open offense and a pretty cxpericned defense," he said. "But tht first half of our schedule Is a challenge, to say the least." Rodgers has reason to fret about that schedule. Georgia Tech opens at home Sept. 8 in a nationally televised game against an AIa%ma team which is a candidate for the national championship. And the Yellow Jackets play their first three roadtames at Florida, expected to b vastly - improved will ex-Clemson coach Charlie Pell at the helm; at Notre Dame, another candidate for the national title; and at Tennessee, where Johnny Majors is trying to build a national contender. "The second half of our season doesn't appear to be as tough as the first half, but one has to wonder how good a "We'll be playing some very physical opponents and games like that always take their toll." The loss of Eddie Lee Ivery, the explosive tailback who rushed for 1,562 yards last season when the Yellow Jackets went 7-4 before being manhandled, 41-21, by Purdue in the Peach Bowl, is forcing Rodgers to revamp Tech's offense. The key man for '79 will be sophomore quarterback Mike physical shape we'll be In by then," observed Rodgers. Dodger Bats Come Alive In 16-8 Rout Of Philly previous year, when Rodgers was still sticking with the wishbone he so long favored, the Yellow Jackets completed only 23 passes all season. "We do have a super quarterback In Mike Kelley," said Rodgers. "He was remarkable after takint, over as a freshman Alan Mayer MAKE THAT HOMER-TON all-pro quarterback who speiiti dozen seasons as a head coach in the NFL (Minnesota, Atlan ta), out of forced retirement lo help with the new offense. That nationally televised opener will be the first meetin g between Alabama and Georgia Tech since 1964 when the two schools, long-time foes, broke off the series in a moment of bitterness brought on several years earlier when Alabama last fall. He has a great arm, quick release and tremendous poise." The decision to go to the passing game was responsible for two coaching changes at Georgia Tech. Rodgers brought Kelley who moved into a starting role as a freshman in Tech's third game last season and passed for 1,479 yards. The in Steve Spurner, the Heisman Trophy winner he coached when he was an assistant at Florida in the mid 1 60s, as quarterback coach and lured Norm Van Brocklin, the former linebacker Darwin Holt broke the jaw of Tech halfback Chick Sp littor ff Exit Tells KC Story Graning in what the Yellow Jackets viewed as a flagrant foul. '7611T nez PER The last time the two met, an C///4'P 480077 7 We P1Q72 . WE injured Joe Namath came oft ?EA'4 z ca•7 the bench late in the first half,of A1 17'W 771,e an up-to-then scoreless duel and 8l7Ml'r quickly threw two touchdown By United Press International ,'4' 7 Spllttorff, 10-10, allowed a passes to get Alabama winging 7 By United Press International Baker. "It's nice to be in this two-run singles by Bak3r and Paul Splittorff's exit summed double to Lemon who went to to a 24-7 victory enroute to ,a spot because we're leaving on a Steve Yeager and RBI singles up the game and the season for third as left fielder Willie perfect season and the national The bats that were stilled high note. You need momentum by Steve Garvey and Sutcliffe. rop A1,41V the once-mighty Kansas City Wilson bobbled the ball. Jorge championship. through the first half of the because Royals. /4' Orta walked, Qulsenberry of all the negative Braves 13, Cardinals 4: But the game most Georgia season have come to life for the factors you face on the road." "It was a freak injury, he relieved, and got Lamar f Barry Bonnell lashed a fans prefer to remember Tech defending NL champion Los Joe Ferguson led the assault basesloaded triple in the wasn't mad or anything like Johnson to hit a comebacker. is the 1962 game in Atlanta Angeles Dodgers. on the Phillies with five RBI seventh to snap a 44 tie and that," Kansas City Manager After 7W Lemon avoided when the Yellow Jackets broke They have now won six of and Dusty Baker drove In four lead Atlanta over St. Louis. . Whitey Herzog said Wednesday Qulsenberry's tag, pinch-hitter then defending national their seven games since the All- runs. night, referring to an Injury Bill Nahorodny delivered a Z4/F Astr 6,Cubs 4 champon Alabama's 26-game Star break and have scored 31 Splittorff suffered while leaving bases-loaded double. Winner Rick Sutcliffe, 9.8, Jose Cr drove In one run unbeaten streak with a stunning runs In the last two games, what eventually became w a even ame a 6-2 'rn Lemon also was responsible 7-6 upset. 16-8 t gave up four first-Inning runs, and scored two others to sup1 di IncWednesday's ys 4t2i loss to the Chicago White Sox. for cutting off a potential big rout three coming on Mike Seb- port the 12-strikeout pitching of The Crimson Tide, which had of the a eP a es. "We II just have to wait on the Inning for Kansas City in the 3 midt's 35th homer. Dick Ruth J.R. Richard, for the Astros' scored in the fourth period but os A ngeles, which by s• X-rays to see if he's going to be eighth. After Freddie Patek led // yen, 7.5, making his first start fourth straight victory. was still a point behind when #/' out." off with a single and went to Tech defensive end Ted Dati j \ first-place Houston uy 15 since July 1, was lifted in the Re 6, Pirates 5 Jl . 9PEE#? \ The Royals, struggling to second on a sacrifice, Frank broke up a two-point convevsioi Dave Collins and Heity Cruz games, heads forthe As- third after giving up seven . trodome o take on the Astros in /4' r rejoin the chase in time to win White hit what appeared to be stroked consecutive doubles in runs. ,j try, was within field goal range a crucial four-game set : .. .. . their fourth straight Western an extra-base hit Lemon dived "i' theReds in the closing moments - but The Dodgers scored two runs the 10th to fieginning tonight. Division title, corrunitted five and catight it, Patek scoring 1,1ittsburgh in a game delayed 31 Bear Bryant, sending in a "'This is going to be our most In the first on Ron Cey's IOth "Cat? 4 errors. Then Splittorff slipped from second to tie the game. inutes by rain. veteran replacement for important trip of the year," homer and in the third, Los " and fell on his pitching hand, ts 3 GI Rangers : sophomore Namath, called for said Dodger outfielder Dusty Angeles struck for six runs on ~ suffering a possible break.Blue a3 Jays Joel Youngblood homered, Otto Velez cracked 3 wo-mun one pass too many. Pitcher Dan Quisenberry h. I,, •h fl,.f UIIU 4%&'..It i!n,ihlpd qinuipil ,tnIp n hricin Mike McNames, a fullbqj 1 missed a tag on Chet Lemon at Bosetti drove in three and scored two runs and Craig runs with playing both ways as so many the plate after trapping Min in a a single and a homer to lead the Swan shut out San Francisco of the better players did in thoaq \ rundown, triggering a fourrun Blue Jays. for the second time this season. days and the player who scored eighth. Expos 6, Padres 5: Angels 9, Yankees 5: Tech's touchdown on a nin "We just gave them too many Tony Perez belted his third Joe Rudi and Jim Anderson yard run in the second perio4j outs," said Herzog. double of the game with two out score d second-inning runs on picked off the pass Just short eaturfa SflIkL.. In the ninth inning, two throwing errors by catcher the Tech gol and the Yello Jerry Narron and Ralph Bot- Jackets ran out the clock. Wig pitched 5 1-3 innings of The end of the Georgia Tecl three-hit relief to pick up his Alabama series coincided witb The Seminole Youth Sports Association's Junior Golf first major-league victory. a decline in Tech's footb4 Program of Seminole County will wrap up the summer MOSCOW (UPI) "Until today, The U.S. enough." Carnes denied that our athletes Red Sox A's 16, 4: fortunes. The Yellow Jacke season with the County Championship Tournament at two track and field team at next Moscow's facilities - or lack of didn't even know who they were Jim Rice stroked a pair of had their last big season sites on Aug. 20. summer's Moscow Olympics them had anything to do with running against until they got homers and drove In five runs, and a trip to the Orange Bo d3 The championship flight in each age group will play at will be spending as little time as the decision to shun the Soviet out onto the track," he said. "I pacing a 194it Red Sex attack. In '66, Bobby Dodd's last scas4 the Mayfair Country Club with an 8:30 am. to tee off time. possible In Russia and capital until the last possible think we've cracked the system Mariners 5, Orioles 4: as Tech's coach, and haveiit The "A" and "B" flights will tee off at Sabal Palm at 8:30 American athletes will be flown moment. now, though. We've got a Ruppert Jones drove in three been nationally ranked sinc. Ahoy, sailors! a.m. into the Soviet Union just a few But despite his denials, the person permanently stationed runs with a pair of doubles, But Alabama and Bryn Get those rigs ready, and it's days before their events. in the stadium's central infor- helping Seattle snap its four- who goes into the '79 seas The County championship Is open to all junior golfers one of those affairs in which you Jimmy Carnes, track and American decision is likely to mation center and now we get game losing streak and break with 284 victories in 34 years between the ages of 7-16. The age groups will be nine and can't use anything except the field coach for the U.S. team at offend the Russians, who are start lists a couple of hours Baltimore's seven-game win- a head college coach (just under, 10-11, 12-13, and 14.16. Any youngster that has not bathtub. the Spartacade Soviet summer anxious to prove they can ahead of time. taken part in the junior program may participate by ning streak. shy of the all-time record it A Bathtub Regattta Is games, said track coaches Stan organize the Olympic games as "We can also get our results a Tigers 11 Brewers 2: sending a $10 registration fee to Seminole Youth Sports, Amos Alonzo Stagg 57 seaso4 anyone scheduled Aug, 4 on Lake Huntsman and Jim Santos will well as else and to bit faster now," he added, P.O. Box 1075, Altamonte Springs, Fla., 32701. Please Hot-hitting Steve Kemp to compile), kept right Monroe, sponsored by Holiday leave Moscow next Monday to squeeze the maximum propaTo help get around problems bounced a two-run single rolling along. In the past el include your name, address and phone number along with Inns of Sanford in conjunction scour Europe for a suitable ganda out of the games. your handicap if you have one. like that, Carnes said the through a drawn-in infield with years, while Georgia Tech h with Easter Seals, which will place to set up an Olympic "I would recommend doing Americans are planning to one out In the seventh to lead been no better than 74, tl Registrations must be received no later than Aug. 14. receive proceeds. training camp for the Amen- this wherever the Olympics bring a batch of walkie-talkies the Tigers. Crimson Tide have been fours Any registrations received after this date will be returAlso on tap is a bathing cans. were," Carnes said. "When you to next year's Olympics, so that Indians 2, Twins 0: or higher In the UPI coach ned. beauty contest and a people "They have an itinerary and come into something like this, start lists, results and other Rick Waits held Minnesota poll seven times - winning t power race. The remainder of the regular tournament schedule for they know what they are there's always so much going information can be quickly hitless for six innings before title in '73 and finishing seco Details and specifications for looking for," said Carnes, a on that it's difficult to get your relayed to team officials and settling for a two-hitter and Jim the junior program includes: Monday, at Sabal Palm; on four occasions. the Bathtub Regatta can be dour, grits-loving Georgian who team together as a group. You athletes around the main Aug. 6 at Mayfair; Aug. 13 at Sabal Palm. track Norris belted a homer to pace No wonder Pepper Rodge secured from Deborah now lives in Gainesville, Fla. get broken up and you become and field complex. the Indians. has mixed emotions. Billingsley at 323-4090. ______________________________________________________________________ "They'll be going to Helsinki just a bunch of Individuals." in Finland, then on to Oslo and He said it was decided to have then down to West Germany - the training camp in Europe Munich, Stuttgart and Dort. instead of the United States "to mund." get rid of the jet lag." The news that they will not Carnes did acknowledge Altamonte Springs Little DeLand. He pitched a one-hitter inning. Golmont wound up with have to spend a full three weeks Mow has some problems, Leagues ' major league all-stars to outduel Van Golmont and a two-hitter, fanning eight and in the capital of world cornhowever, mainly it is difficult to :hit the end of the line Wed- also hit a two-run homer in the walking two batters. munism probably will be most find this out - anything. Robinson fanned 'nesday night when DeLand bottom of the sixth Inning towin 13 batters welcome to the athletes and walked two. 'grabbed a 2-0 victory in the the game. themselves. Steve Hutsell finals of the district tourGolmont had matched spoiled Americans competing in the aznent. Robinson throughout six in. Robinson's bid for a no-hitter 87-nation Spartacade have : Mike Robinson, a 5-11 and 190- nings, and suffered the hard- with a second inning single. He complained there is nothing to pound 12-year-old, was a one. luck loss on a three-and-two was thrown out trying to stretch do In Moscow when they are not :an wrecking crew for count with two outs in the last it into a double. actually competing and they Altamonte also threatened can't understand the films or with runners on second an third the television. And some of andnooutsinthefifthinning, them have caught minor but was unable to score againSt stomach ailments from drinkHOMESTEAD - Altamonte Altamonte comes back in the DeLand's ace. Ing the water. DeLand advances to next rings Little League 13-year- losers bracket tonight against To help them through the long GAINESVIU.E- Seminole Od all-stars retained life in the the same Rockledge team with week's state tournament in evening hours they will have to Pony Baseball League's Colt ectional tournament Wed- a chance to advance to a Friday Miami. spend - like It or not - In all-stars are on their way flesday night, using a Mark showdown against Azalea Park, Moscow, the U.S. Olympic literally, after Wednesday ALTAMONTI DULAND Cochran two-hitter and some Yulee Is the winners bracket ______AIR N Committee is thinking of night's victory in the finals of H UMsiwsid 3 50 ' " timely hitting by Tom Perkins and is waiting for the losers Cs.iy bringing In American films for the sectional tournament with a 3ISHwi II o post a 7-3 victory over Fort bracket survivor for a Saturday O.lmsM $ se projection In the Olympic 7-3 win over Tampa. ai HIll 3 $ S Psrd Lauderdale. finale. village, Carries said. •• N~ IS Craig Watkins and Bobby Nvtisll 3$ I WIIcM4 is Perkins had a two-run double The winner at Homestead "We plan to fly Miii ISSNIlIs the athletes Parker combined to hurl a six1$ nd an RBI single for goes to Fort Myers next week ws $@ Into Moscow just a few days hitter for Seminole. 25$ MCCII)i 5• ltamonte, which lost its fora two-of-three series against 11111""I before their events - say three Totals 13 I I Tills it 2 Seminole centerfielder Rich days - to let them settle rcourney opener to Rockledge, 4- the Ot her sectional champ for SOS MS-S Kopperud batted .432 in five Alt_I the state title. down," he said. "that should be games and was named Offensive MVP. Seminole catcher Frank Reindi was named Defensive MVP. Thus Seminole advances to Monday's realonal tourneY at dopposite the South Florida champion In the Gainesville and Seminole's National League and Keith liozek In a 6-1 win over Ailstar Auto opener. host Brandon and the all-stars drew first blood in the district Bronco Parts. Alabama-Georgia winner round tournameent being staged at Five Points, Today's schedule Includes a 6:30 p.m. game out the four-team, doubleGainesWlle booted Seminole's AL. No.2 allbetween Alistar Auto Parts and Seminole elimination tourney. N5fNQLETO/4, /j5 - -'v' . '. .. . • - - Seattle 43 59 .422 15½ B.Robinson, Pitt 20. Time 2:09.4. 25.40. P (2•1) 82.S0, 1 (2-10) 400 60 5 80 I Rodolto Twelfth Race, T. 716, T. 45-1' Oakland 26 75 .257 32 American League Lynn Seventh Rare 3) 125.00. Eighth Game 1060 560 i 40 0(1.33700; P (31) 116 40; T (31 3 BD Ruffian Wednesday's Results and Rice, Sos, Baylor, Cal and 6 Willie Dolt 7.10 4.00 3.00 Eighth Race. C, I s, T. 30.92 I Egana Sarduy II 80 660 8 70 7) 292.20 7 Ctieertut Chap 300 7 Toronto 5, Texas 3 Thomas, Mu 24; Singleton, Bait lSaratoga Danny 6.10 1.40 1 Keen Lawn 13.10 1.20 4.10 110 370 4APraiZ Otano Fourth Game 540 5 Si Kdo Seattle 5, Baltimore 4 2Cotaway 2.60 2 Mongo 8.10 7.80 2 Bede Urauiza 3O 1000 760 460 Rodolfo 0(3-7) 13.40, P (37) 80.50, T (3.7. S Duran Boston 16, Oakland I Runs Batted In 0 (4-6) 20.60; 1 (6-4-2) 02.20; Time 5 Jarwin Emily 6.00 6 20 3 80 3 Ramon Maridola 5) 649.20. Detroit 11, Milwaukee 2 National League - Schmidt. Major League Standings 0(2.7)129.40, P (7-2) 294.00. 1 (7 Q(1-4) 36,70; P (1.4) 150.90; T (I-I. 410 6 Santi fladola A - 7,740; Handle $205,951. California 9, New York S Phil 7$; Winfield, SD 77; Eighth Race By United Press International 2.5) 4,134.40. 2) 225.60. 0 (3-5) 11,60P (5-3) 114.60; 1 (5-3Cleveland 2, Minnesota 0 Kingman, Chi 73; Foster, Cin 1 Demon Raker 3.80 2.10 2.20 National League Ninth Race, A. S- 16. T. 31.09 Ninth Game 6) 596 20 Chicago 6, Kansas Cit y 2 72; Clark. SF 65. 1 Rader Bell East 16.10 7.10 3 Bill Whiz 4.20 3.10 2.10 1 6 00 8 10 8 80 Gondr Fifth Game Today's Games American League - Baylor, 3 Hizor Plenty 2.80 5 Todd Oliver 3.00 3.60 W L Pct. GB DAYTONA BEACH 2 G,iSti 3 3 00 18 60 7 40 600 S nede Goiri (All Times EDT) Cal 92; Lynn, Dos 70; Rice, Sos 0(1-4) 23.10; 1 (1.4-3) 34.60; Time 2 BD Dave treat S4 39 sn 4.20 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 6 Apra it S 00 5 10 .1 40 1 Ramon Paco California (Barr 7-5) at New 76; Kemp, Del 75; Smalley, 2:10.0. 1 $brgh 53 42 .550 2 0 (3.5) 7.60, P (3-5) 22.50, T (3-52) First Game 0 21) 44 60; p (S 7)25110; T (I 2 S 00 I C,asti Enrique York (Guidry 77), 2 p.m. Minn and Bochte. Sea 71. Ninth Race hlcago 52 12 .553 21/1 202.60. 1 Domingo Andre 20.20 5 10 7.00 4) 33200. 0(4.0) 60.40: P (8.4) 179.40; T (5-4Oakland (McCatty 5-5) at 4 Middle T 6.60 4.60 4.00 .htIa 52 46 .331 4112 Tenth Race, S. 's. T. 30.45 1 Victor. Fernan Tenth Game 820 3,60 I) $54.60. Boston (Renko 5-4), 2 p.m. Pitching Victories 7 Bynos Byrd 6.00 7.00 t. Louis 46 47 .193 1 60 3.60 2.80 7 Duran Pecina 5 Ell's Belle 1 Gasti Gas?' 11 13 00 840 3.30 500 Sixth Game Cleveland (Barker National League - Niekro, 0-1) at New York 40 53 .430 11 5.40 3.20 1 Win Penny 7 900 5.00 0 (I 4) 40.20; T (1.4.7) 420.20. 15 20 .4 60 3 10 8 Carasa Gasti II Minnesota (Hartzell 5.6). 2:15 Hou 143; Nlekro, All 14- 11 5 Dazzle Van West 1 10 18 00 2 8 Lisa Second Game 1 Bode Olano 3 40 1 10 2 60 7 Trani Fernan p.m. Anduar, Hou 11-5; Carlton, 0 (2.4) 24.00; 1 (4-2-5) 450.00; 0 (I-S) 18.70, P (5-1) 47.10, T (S1W L Pc,. GB B Trani-Pecuna 11.60 1000 1.80 s Sani Pradera 0(1.7)44.20; P (Il) 113.10; T (1.7 3 40 T ex as (Medich 1.3) at Toren. Phil 11.9; Seaver, Cin 10.3; Lee, Time 2:03.2. tqus?on 58 41 .569 2) 123.20. 1 Arano Pradera 620 1 60 4) 2S3.60. 0(2-8)3600; P (1-2) 101.10; T ('-2to (Underwood 3-13), 7:30 p.m. Mtl and Perry. SD 10-6; Tenth Race CIrscl 53 49 .320 Eleventh Race TA, 314, T. 31.08 7 Carasa Mandiola 4.20 Eleventh Game is.00. s) Seattle (Dressier Espinosa. Phil 10-7. 0-0) at 6 General Mac 19.80 4.80 5.00 Smh Fran 4 53 AIS i" 8.60 5.60 5.00 1 Black Bonnie I frusta Isidro 0(4-0)65.40; P (0-4) 153)0; T (0.4. 22.00 900 7.00 Seventh Game Baltimore (Stone 7.7), 7:30 p.m. ON s Baron 10.60 15.60 Sin. Diego 17 56 •6 320 2.10 S Charter 7) 344.60; DO (II) 111.20. 2 Arano Manctola 510 520 12.60 980 3 60 7 San?, Waliy Milwaukee (Haas 7-6) at American League 3Arden Ed Flana. 15,60 AJL.nta 1.20 12 55 .120 13 1 Win With Wiley Third Game 3 Vicandi Prader 480 580 4.20 2 Eqana Enrique Detroit (Petry 2.1), 5 p.m. gin, Bait and John, NY 13.6; 0 (56) 147.20; T (4-5.3) 993.40; %os Ang 42 3$ .420 15 0 (1.5) 13.10, P (1-53 33.40, 1 (I-S. 3 Vicandi 12.20 6 80 1 10 440 0 (2.1) 39.00; P (4-2) 98.40; T (4-28 Zubi Paco Kansas City (Gura 5-7) at D.Martinez, Salt Time 2:11.4. 13-7; Ryan, Wednesday's Results 4)230.40. 1 Sara 3) 309 SO 580 5.00 0(2-1) 30.00; P (72) 114,40; T (72. Chicago (Baumgarten 9-6), 0:30 Cal 12-7; Eckersley, Bo A- 1254; Handle- $10,742. and Los Angeles 16, Philadelphia p.m. Caldwell, Mil 115; Stanley, Boa 01.1 Friday's Games 11-6; Wortham, Chi and Koos4ew York 3, San Francisco 0 Seattle at Oakland, night man, Minn 11.9; Sorensen, Mll Cincl 6, Ptsbgh 5, 10 Inns. Minn esota at Calif, night 11.10. 'Atlanta 13, St. Louis 4 DAYTONA BEACH Boston at Texas, night ,, Ijouston 6. Chicago 4 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Baltimore at Kan City, night Montreal 6, San Diego HARDWARE First Race, E, 1, T. 39.2) Cleveland at Chicago, night Today's Games 2 Get 10.60 4.60 5.10 New York at Milwaukee, (All Times EDT) 7 Dark Bluff 12.20 8.40 night CincInnatI (LaCosa 9-4) at S Preferable SEMINOLE 6.20 Detroit at Toronto, night Pittsburgh (Roberts 1-2), 7:30 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 0(2.7) 40.00, P (2-7) 291.30, 1 (2.7. p.m. First Race 3) 452.00. Security ' - Chicago (McGlothen 9-5) at lFlag Raiser 3.20 3.00 2.10 Second Rae,C,S-)6,T.3l.3I RIVETOOL Door Nqw York (Ellis 1-2), 8:03 p.m. 3.00 2.60 3 Dee Brickett IHardly Karl 23.80 19.40 14.80 Viewer _Atlanta (Solomon 1-7) at St. 3.10 lTally's BrIan 6 Mr. Blitz 7.40 6.00 t.txjls (Martinez 8.3), 5:30 p.m. Salting 0(70) 0.601 1 (7.0-4) $0.40; Time 2 Joey Carr 4.10 If .Los Angeles (Sutton 712) at $ (based on 250 at bats) 2:10.0 0(3.6)14.40, P (3-4) 116.40. 1 43-4. "Von (Andular 11-3), 5:30 National League Second Race 2) 343.20. $7.33 p.n. GAB H Pct. 2MeadowMischie 3.20 2.40 2.20 Third Race, B, 5-16, T. 31.23 One way vision lets you Identify San Francisco (Blue 8-0) at It's the fastest way to fix or roster. Cm 6.00 2.10 79203 93.333 4 Supreme Rock 3 Dakota Charlie 780 3.80 3 80 callers before opening door. San Diego (D'Acquisto 6.7), 10 Win! meld, 50 fasten anything without bolts. 102 303 lfl .332 . 6 Kakosl Tom 2.20 8 Ornery J. 5.10 4.20 Adjusts to fit PU" to 2". VIOS Rim, Templtn, St.L md, nose pieces. KIlO $9 376 122.324 2 Cardiac Cardinal 1.60 0(2-4) 15.50, 1 (2-4-6) 27.60, Time 11 Friday's Games Garvey, LA 10040S 131 .323 2:11.1 0(3-0) 43.00. P (31) 103.50, 1 (35 Pittsbgh at Mtl, 2. twl.night Homer. All 65257 53 .323 Third Race 2) $35.00. r -" -Strypeeze Penta - , Chicago at New York, night Hrnandz, St.L 93 359 114.318 2 Yankee Star GB 2.60 2.20 2.20 Fourth Race, 0, It. 1.3117 Wood Paint 'CIncinnati at Atlanta, night Hendrck, St.L D 80313 99.316 I Tar Chip 2.20 2.20 6.10 4.60 3.00 2 Dealer Dick "Th1 Remover Preservative ; .Los Angeles at Houston, night Matthw, All 100 41112$ .3I) SMister Howard 2.60 8 Cotton Review 1.00 3.20 AW Pella - St. Louis at Phila, night Mazzilli, NY 92 341 107 .311 0 (2-4) 4.50; P (24) 6.40; Time S Manatee Brenda 3.60 Interior or San Fran at San Diego, night Boone, Phil $1 273 55 .31) 2:10.1 29.10. 0 (2-0) 12.60. P (2-I) 1 (2-0Exterior Gal. American League ';. American League Fourth Race 5)235.40. East 3.50 2.40 2.20 GAB H Pd. 3 Pebble Beach Fifth Race, A, 5.14, T. 31.35 Save $1.00 D9wning, Cal W L Pct. 05 92326 113.347 S Lucky Mr. G 2.60 2.20 1 AMoving Target 310 3.00 3.00 Pint Reg. 1.88 1.33 hilt 66 33 .667 Smally, Min 97 373 126 .343 7 Darling Deanna 2.60 8 HP's So So 13.20 4.20 Protects against Quart Reg. 2.88 2.08 boston 60 35 .632 1 Bochte, Sea 95331 116 .330 0 (3.5) $00; P (3.5) 0.00; Time S Allight 6.00 rot, decay. A Gallon Reg. 8.47 7.47 Miwauke 60 10 .600 61 2 Kemp, Del 59330 109.330 2:09.4 0(1-5) 21.40. P (II) 75.90, T (I$. York 54 New 45 .545 12 Lezcano, Mil 06293 96 .320 Filth Race 5) 313.60. roit 19 48 .505 16 Rice, Boa 94374 122.326 5.10 1.00 3.10 4 Yank Sixth Race, 5,5-IS, T. 31.23 R Clevelnd Brett, KC 46 52 .469 191,'1 95415 13S.323 5.60 4.00 6 Claregun's Earl I BJ Patch GB 9.80 4.40 2.80 Toronto 30 70 .300 361,'1 Lynn, Boa 90343 111 .374 7 Hof" Fly By 3.20 3 Nextime 3.20 2.60 1 West Molitor, Mil 92371 115 .313 4 K'sMa.ter 3.60 0 (4-1) 22.40; T (4-17) 325.00: Wilson, KC W L Pct. GB 90309 96.311 Time 2:65.4 0 (3-6) 3.00, P (4-3) 34.90, 1 (6-3-4) Calif 3$ 43 .514 Home Runs Sixth Race 126.00. a, Minn 53 44 .546 3 HOURS ! National League - Schmidt, 4 Deleon Ruby 4.10 19.00 5.60 Seventh Race, 0,7-IS, Time 43.46 Texas 53 45 .541 31,'1 Phil 35; Kingman, Chi 30; 1.580 2.60 2 Lonesomd Eagle 12.00 1.00 5.20 6 Rebel I Guy Kan City 4 50 .190 8", Winfield, SD 24; Lopes, LA 22; 2.20 I Pan Lady J SUNDAY 10.4 1000 3.60 1 Rowdy Shan . Chicago Matthews, All, Foster, Cin and 46 53 .465 11 0 (4-4) 54.20; T (4-6.1) 290.40; 3 Brokers Reply 2 80 L_ 'BasebaII Jai Alai Vicandi Dog Racing Leaders $1 I Seminole's Colts Claim Big Victory ,_, Semnole i N. L. Advances star team into the losers bracket in a 12-0 contest on a Cecil Cooper no-hitter; and Seminole N.L. No. 1 used one-hit pitching by Alan Zelnick and home runs by Mike Graham e . - - • . - - American No. 2; and Seminole National No. 1 vs. Gainesville at 8:30. On Friday at 8:30 it will be Sanford No. 1 against Semoran No. 2. - - - -- . - . •. - - . - Next stop after Brandon Is a tourney at Lubbock, Tea., where that champion advances to Lafayette, Ind. for the Colt World Series - -. ---.---- - . . . - • - - '- - -- - - - - - - -. - -----------., - Reg. [,j1IIiIL: :}'l!iI:I:J. TUC DQT DINA liflI *11* Cochran, Perkins Star ACE 2585 PARK DRIl V E*f1ls1:1 - Altamonte Majors Lose 6" $444 San f ord - EAT : THE BLAHS! B 'pop - U.S. Fights Moscow Lag Bathtub Regatta Aug. 4 ACE Harness Racing Ill 4II hi h Aug. 20 Showdown Thursday, July 26, 1979-7A LONGESTH PPY FO O NE I 7 PM 1 1 AM NEW AT 14 �Thursday, July 26, l79 $A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. KICK-BALL: Thursday, July 26,1979-1 B FUN GAME I Kick-ball is the name of the game. Sanford's recreation department is the sponsor. The Sanford Civic Center Park Is the place. Fun Is the obvious result. At left, Robert Hill s-t-r-et-c.h-e-s for ball; at right, Elijah Williams Is taken out of play as Steve Wheeler prepares to boot one a country mile; below, Tara Turner puts her all Into her kick as unidentified youngster looks on. Miss Garrett, 1t J. Schwalm Repeat Vows 1 I 1 + Laura J0 Garrett and S. Jerry Schwalm were married July 7, at 7:30 P.M., In the gazebo of Centennial Park, Sanford. Rev. Michael A. Andrews of the Merritt Island Presbyterian Church -.0 4y Crimewatch performed Owe F Did You S See Rape tkk Wt 60th Wedding Anniversary Today *0L Today Is special for Mr. a nd Mrs. William A. Leffler. The lifelong residents of Sanford are uletly celebrating their 00th wedding anniversary t their home, 1925 Hibiscus Court. Herald Pho?ss by Tom Netsel p Suspect? 1 I CARLOAD At approximately 7:30 In the morning of Wednesday, May 2, 1979, a young woman on her way to work driving her 1976 black Grand Prix was stopped at the traffic ligh t on Sumu merlin and Anderson Streets in Orlando. Having both front windows of her car rolled down because of the early morning dew, she was approached by a white male. i~ " approximately 25 years old, who asked her for a ride up onto the Interstate. When she .' refused, he forced his way into her car and ordered her totake him to Altamonte Springs. He stated that he was on his way to Cincinnati, Ohio. Once eastbound on 14 as they approached Princeton, the suspect started to fondle the Victim. She pulled onto the median strip on 14 lust south of Princeton, demanded that the suspect get out, and when he refused, she attempted to exit the vehicle. He grabbed her, forced her back into the car and raped her as the morning rush hour traffic aped by. The suspect is described as being 51", medium build, light brown hair cut In a long shag, short beard, and wearing grey suspenders with faded blue jeans and a silver choker chain around his neck. According to the victim, the subject also had a very bad odor. If you have any information concerning this or any unsolved felony crime in the Central Florida area and wish to remain anonymous, call Qlznewatch at 849-2482. Outside the Orlando dialing area, dial operator and ask for WX 2482, toll free. You could be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. 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And, as for the from each other. Once-A-Year Dividend Sale .' DISCOUNT ' '"—" - •- . - - p - _5.__•.._ -+- "-'a' __5_ _-+5-_,• ' ,:, 14.5'. I. .j •''-" .iit ' qi' '' BLVD. mary/esther s i's '. . .' 200 N. PARK SANFORD PH.322.23 ' 41iJ LY days a week can't be all bad. Nurslnghomesneedvolunteers Lincoln look-alike Homer Sewell and U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly are scheduled to be on the program Friday when the Republican Club of Seminole kicks off Its membership drive with a dance from 9 pm. to mwnw. Sewell, in costume will deliver the Gettysburg Address. There will be music b Phase 4 andacashbar.Theventj open to the public and tickets art: $5 pea couple. .:.iti JU DEAR T,B,: I think anyone Off GOP Drive ; , . SANFORD -2994 ORLANDO DR. .- '•: Buy 3-At-1 Time For A Once-A-Year Savings who works as a volunteer three Also MUU MUUS . .'. ZAYU PLAZA AT AIRPORT -, - with the outside world and dicapped daughter, don't make them (eel that they are still a part of the community. This lady has a retired husband and a 40-year-old handicapped daughter, and I'm sure they need her at home. toli do yu Dance To Kick Short and Long 4,5 I YS riIg"ru IIJY . -- to keep th e residents in touch retired husband and stranKer fit In? Swirl . D • , _____ ;. ./ . • • .'• '• 5' L U)' • •. 3n_ M3 w II /1 • ooup in MODEL COATS . '''. N . *' ' .. S ,C)I -- - ' ( ; THESE FABRICS WERE MADE MI(LLI .TOBE USED FOR READY.MAD ARMENTS PRICED AT 200N AND UP! 0 AVE • / LOW PRICE... riuu. I - '. flt.iI.t '.hhIIs sale about Gas '5"\ AND I Li.i'ii ii i.N,,hI ittle 111agm t hil sis..h .I4%t4:lI 141511 14II,1a111 1141.111. I IllilIttI In tii'iji4s. Si,.,, iiti S liii.. %- till ,.iial iii .,i lu. ,,i ., Don t Get in A Heat FROM OMNONE OTHERT HALO with Family sa liIt.s4s hs, )tas'. in tan 1 hc 4 unib ,,,u,sti •aI,li intl I baud t hair'. ,,l gniiusUiii wii,iihi 11114, 1114*11 JIs iiii4iI fit hv.u,1uI SuII,I11VI *is,i,.' 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III 145151 tIIg ticIncIU will iiv' 11141 dt.i..lik S. .IilII 'IllIt ? 1(111% 11 fligI iii nt and SA1 t.' tilitIMi 'i un A little money goes a long way lov nen you invest il in a 'little-big" tractor from John Deere Small in size, big in big-tractor features, the 850 and 950 are priced so economically that you can own a one for just a little more than a comparably equipped used tractor. And. there 's something else you get that doesn't come with a second-hand machine — a new-tractor warranty, backed by ,people with a reputation for parts. service and financing. These little-big tractors feature dependable 3-cy!inder engines (22 P10 hp on t'ie850. 27 P10 hp on the 950). You also §et rugged 8-speed transmission. 540-rpm PTO. differentia! :ock, 3-point hitch (Category I), and adjusta;e drawbar. Plus more than 20 optional implements to help you keep your farm running profitably. Come in today for a demonstration You'll be amazed by what these little-big tractors can do. Mazimum PTO horsepower at 2600 er.glne ro f'' the 850 and 2400 engine rpm for the 950 (o ca tes!s - I'"':.:ill 111111 till 114 11.11 ford. the late Mr. Courier of Oviedo, Oviedo, and the late Mr. and Following time ceremony, the and the granddaughter of the Mrs. A. A. Moran of Geneva. bride's mother gave the marriage July 7, at 6 p.m. Rev, late Mr. and Mrs. John K. reception the Wheeler home Jennings A. Neeld, Jr. per- Courier. Sr. and the late Mr. The bride was attended by on Lake Charm. The traditional formed the double ring, can- and Mrs. C. F. Marshall of her twin sister, Mrs. James E. white wedding cake was serdlellght ceremony in the Lee Sanford. Alford, of Oviedo, as matron of 'ed, along with sandwiches, Family Chapel at the First honor and Mrs. Michael nuts, mints and punch. United Methodist Church of Wheeler is the son of Mr. and Galasini of Clewiston as Oviedo. W. II. Martin provided Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. of bridesmaid. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. The couple left for North music for the ceremony. Oviedo and the grandson of served his son as best man and Carolina later in the evening. Miss Courier Is the daughter Mrs. B.F. Wheeler, Sr. and the Joseph A. Smith, of Oviedo was Upon their retrn uthey will live of Mrs. John E. Courier, Jr. and late B. F. Wheeler, Sr. of groomsman. in Oviedo. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther president before coming to The problem Is this: My King, Sr., father of slain civil Cookinan in 1975. " husband and I were married rights leader, Dr. Martin Dr. King has also received (briefly) to others before we Luther King, Jr., will be the numerous doctorates including met each other. Both marriages keynote speaker at Bethune- an honorary Doctor of ended In divorce. There were no Cookman College's 75th Humanities from Bethune- children Involved. 7714777 We have summer commencement COOIS.ITIan In 1976. never told our sons about our pected time to set up a exercise Saturday at 10 a.m. In He was named Clergyman of previous marriages, now I disturbing howl. Tell the boys. Heyn Memorial Chapel on the the Year by the Council of have the feeling that but we should B-CC campus. Christian and Jews in 1973 and tell them. My husband DEAR ABBY: I was raised to Dr. King Is a member of awarded The Order of the Lion disagrees. He says, "It's all in believe that charity begins at several boards of trustees in. In 1975 which is the highest the past and It's best to let home, so I want to ask you what eluding the Inter- honor best owed on a foreigner sleeping dogs lie." you think about a lady who denominational Theological by the Republic of Senegal, spends three whole days a week Center In Atlanta, Ga., where West Africa, What do you say? as a volunteer In a nursing OS Ad'n.n.,Ira$.o,, B-CC's current president, Dr. I'VE GOT A SECRET homc for old people. He is presently pastor Oswald P. Bronson, was emeritus, Ebenezer Baptist DEAR SECRET: I lay She says they need tlit. love Church, Atlanta, Ga., a church sleeping dogs have been known •.a he pastored for 44 years. to awaken at the most unex. and attention she can give them. Well, th ey have a staff SALE TARTS FRIDA1 paid to care for those old And their liar SAMPLE , supposed to give them love. So wheredoesavolw)teerwboisa v ii 1 1111111 ite i,l,u t'. . November I t 4Nlghts3Days We Were Fortunate Enough To Secure '10 OutsIde Cabins" Those OOVeI- ,QuiCkIYSO They Must Is Confirmed By 0ctober3 Call For Reservations Now City t their home in l)eltona. The bride is a customer service representative for Southern Prein i uni Budget, Orlando. The bridegroom is employed by liquid Foods, lrw.. San- at • D r. King To Address BAHAMARAMA CRUISE After6p.m.3O5-lI.%49 I let- the bri(ie, was best than, Immediately after the ceremony, a reception was held in the Uniquet roorn of the Trophy Lounge. Following a wedding trip tour of Central Florida, the newlyweds are making B. F. Wheeler In Oviedo 'Fantastic Travel Centre' Srsez.wood Park, Orange + fit 141111 1 t%.Is IIi%ti 5.1 Is.ttit 1U. .Nl) 'IRS. S. JERRY St'lIW:LM F. Wheeler Ill were united in - .c.- Get a new economical "littlebig" tractor from John Deere Herald Photo by Bonnie Wieholdi Martha Lee Courier and Ben - . 14Pc.•De1uxe I --1 Wrought Iron Group Cash?- FOR ANY PURPOSE! _ II Here are 3 very good reasons for purchasing 2. St,t hi\ ill cheli k cer pieu arelilly l,efpri. tklivcring your Summer Furniture at Sterciils during our and seftilig it up abSOftutL'Iy Free! 3 Nf too aii take advasitage of the savIngs and It liarge them oti Factory Authorized Annual Sale.. Styli%II Vestasia Sterhi's Credit with a Personal hiuu.h! So why wait... t. )'Jll $b() to sI 59 fill Wit . quality uIilIn1er I'tirnitme will never he prftcd less and there Croups 1,ecau.c of Sten lii's Carload Ihtying ns- tur IS plenty of glorious summer sutisliiiie to enfoy! pass the savings on to you! It's our Biggest Summer Sale! ) i'/ chairs and beds create a stores. honey, comfortable at. Bring out the artist in mosphere. with the limitless color In brown, this attractive chrocheted PoilisibWtielst Ir('tr a tamil pillow harmoniously blends. thr6 colors in a striking flame- room or make it up in mixed Ibis striking flame-stitch designed pillow Is a blend Sti(ch design. Color coordinate pastels for a girl's room. Why not make twol It's a great way of three colors to mix-and-inatch with any room In it with any roorn. in your home your house. to create exciting mix-and- to remember friends or mch combinations. A large relatives on birthdays and flOW. or siiirUci1ons, send .0 anu as, sor seasiet V. D$ noudays, or just to say they're colp 'r range is available In special. It's a great gift idea. cents to Stitchin' Time, P.O. sure to include your name, 503, New York, N.Y. 10019 address and zip code. .- Caton rug yarn of Acrilan Plan to spruce up your home Box , induides: Sofa, Lounge Chair, Spring Chair and Cocktail Table! $2,500 to $50,000 • on Winston's beautiful Vestavia Collection! (àFLORIOA W acrylic, which Is Wear-Dated by Monsanto. You will need six skeins of yarn, a size j crochet hook and a 14-Inch square ART.TERIORS 33.3192 Your Credit Is Good For TOLL FREE MY TIME p0 I WHY SETTLE FOR USED? LonIWOOdfOrIrSOIliIsts. Show your works for lot mums Mips Is Courier Becomes Briede very hon -can use another detorative pillow. The right toUches of color and fabric in a pillow form. The yarn Is variety of pill ows on sofas, available at local variety + HOMEOWNERS: Need 30% Off! Piowo ll Special To The Herald It I Gallery opinini soon In bouquet of carnations and spider showered with baby's breath and long streamers. Mary J. Faust of Orlando, attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a blue Mine polyester crepe gown with the ruffled neckline graduating to a point at the center front. She carried a single blue carnation with matching ribbons. Bridesmaids were Sherry Wils-on and Juanita Golden. Their pink gowns and flowers were identical to the honor attendant's. Otto Garrett, brother of Of Sho : ARTISTS ATTENTION The couple has three children, Mrs. William (Bethy) Bush of Sanford; Circuit Judge Kenneth I.,effler of longwood; and Mrs. Lila Walling of Leesburg. They have 11 grandchildren. Crochet This you save up to . of the Board of Chase and company. Mrs. Leffler, the former Renee Elizabeth Murrell, taught school in Sanford before her marriage. They have lived In their present home for 44 years. sunset Given In marriage by her parents, the bride chose for her vows a floor-length candlelight polyester cotton blend gown fashioned along the Empire silhouette. The long lace-trimmed sleeves formed handkerchief points at the wrists. Wide lace bands reembroidered +. with sandalwood colored flowers outlined the Vshaped neckline, high rise waistline and the ruffled tiers of the full skirt. She wore a spray of baby's breath in her hair and carried a cascading double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Garrett of Jewett Lane, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mu-. and Mrs. Tom Johnson of West Palm Beach. 1 4 STITCH IN' TIME SummerSale .... Mr. Leffler (Uncle Billy as he is affectionately called) is a former mayor of Sanford and former president of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. He was also active in the Rotary Club and Chairman DISCOUNTS! .. FACTORY AUTHORIZED : ARRIVE Herald Photo by Tom Vincent MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. 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BLON DIE Thursday, July 2, 1f79 (Il 1 5TSTlME' OFT.4E V EASY4 9EF OEFEFLT&ETTE POST NAASMALL''I MAILt1AN I J 'it A I I,) 5 Meesureof time LMNS DEPARTMENT 9 Not boastful .. 7 26 '\ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker / I WILL NOT HAVE j OUR ARMY VEHICLES LOOK LIKE CIRCUS (1(1111 11111TINKPIZZA1 YES, SIR - V'4 A I Wi Pi II jljqf L j a aa Indians 37 Wore 38 Russian river 8 Roundup 39 Space agency 9 Leather j 12 r- 13 - - - •- - - - 116 ' - - - 19 F , - — — by Art Sa nsom 21 - T TR - IT - - - 17 - P - - - - 20 - 110 UV1O F'( %ft/ 32 23 '22 27 - - - - - - ___________ - - — 30 31 29 28 33 - - - - - - - 36 I I 41 44 53 I(JH"H- YEAH '7 - \,$s , ... MSKETe~&U YERS." AmN2BL)S1NE59MEN, " _____ A 4P C CM~fio~ Y.% r BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl ' owe, caltvillf - - - - - - - - #TJFZAWW lE,55EEjTHAT'LL I3Cr!#q7C)5 FS R TH' 15AW THW UTTON. Fg R6H! •. - AN'200 PrOCK,5 REPL.ACIN TH COUNTER, * , I' HA" WW maybeabletotakesmalldoses of hormones to control your hot flashes. I am sending you The Health Desert" The Mojave is a silent. severe landscape of twisted rock. arid plains afldclrylikes (4)O THE WALTONS Olivia's routine physical examination has devastating effects or, the Walton family.(R) jeopardize your relationship. From all angles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 211-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You an urge today Someone you know Is very may experience to gamble on something that's curious; about a joint venture out of your field of expertise. you're involved In, and may pry Better think it over carefully a bit too much today . Take care before you plunk your money you don't say more than is wise. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) down Discover with whom Your first decisions are Ukely to best get along romantically by sending for your new Astro- be your best today. If you begin Graph Letter which begins with to overanalyze, you could our thday. Mail $1 for each become confused and Impede to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Your ProgressRadio City Station, N.Y. 10019. ARIES (March 21-April 19) It Be sure to specify birth time. isn't that you won't have the VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22) Use opportunities to be productive no methods today that could today. because good chances make you appear as if you're will keep popping up. Your trying to be a martyr. Do indifference wW stop you. what's expected of you without TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) any dramatic frills. You could lose out on an LIBRA (Sept. Oct. 23) unexpected fun invitation today Through someone else's efforts because of shyness. Don't beat you could enjoy unexpected around the bush Accept it gains today.When discussing happily what occurred, don't pretend GEMINI(May 21-June 20) Do you did it all on your own. what needs to be done imSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) mediately, instead of making Avoid socializing with a pal promises to get to the chorcs today who always seems to later. In your heart you know stick you with the tab. He or she you won't get back to them. ' may attempt to pull off this CANCER (June 21-July 22) same ploy again. Be compUmentary rather than SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. critical of those who strive to you hope, but don't use this as expected, do it yourself. diamond to dummy'a and when East dropped the 7-26 NORT11 queen, South was sure of a 4 87 4 10th trick. V KQ 3 How could he get the extra 0 A65 30 points for five odd without 4 A 8 64 any risk? Obviously East was going to be long in EAST WEST 'earts and clubs. •K5 • 1096 2 A squeeze against East VJ9875 V 10 was the obvious way to get # 109842 0 Q that 11th trick. 4 Q 10 9 5 2 4J 3 So South proceeded to g ive SOUTH West a chance to put the bite •A 3 on his unfortunate partner. V A 64 2 He simply cashed his king 0 KJ73 and Jack of diamonds and 4K7 led another diamond to West. Vulnerable: Both West laughed, muttered a Dealer: South West North East South sarcastic, "Thank you" and claimed the rest of the INT tricks. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass There was no problem. He pass cashed his queen of spades, leaving dummy with three clubs and three hearts, his Opening lead: #J own hand with four hearts and two clubs and East with a hot East had only six cards. By Oswald Jacoby They could not include four and Alan Sontag hearts and three clubs and South had that 11th trick. In duplicate bridge over- NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE .i tricks are most important. (Do You have a question In rubber bridge they aren't the experts? Write "Ask the worth much, but if you can Experts, care of this newspa get one at n risk to per. Individual questions will it is worth going after. be answered if accompanied After the Jack of spades by oed lead produced the king from enveIopes'. The most Interest. East, South could count nine ing questions will be used In top hicks. this column and will receive At trick two he led a cillPies of JA COBY MODERN.) SPIDER MAN y Stan Lee and John Romita 4:. cmrps '17 ' - TtO&1v 1:00 TOMORROW G Guests ( opper,und and Dave Gro ant. were design and flying of Howard Hughes legendary 'Spruce Goose' (R) (4 NEWS 1:45 0 NEWS 2:15 . 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Liv erne and Shirley win five mmules of free shopping in a local supermarket (A) 9:00 (1) (11 QUINCY An autopsy on a sexually active football player uncovers a penicillin-resistant strain of venereal disease (A) (4:) 0 HAWAII FIVE-O McGarrett uncovers a hiçhly organized and daring plot white in . vesligating the theft of a pripeless gold death mask. JR) U BARNEY MILLER The detectives of the 12th precinct are barraged by a series of bogus bills. (A) 9) IN PERFORMANCE AT TRAP Beverly Sit,- aild Richard Fredricks star in Verdi's opera conducted by Julius Rudel and directed by Tito Capabianco. (n) 9:30 93 CARTER COUNTRY Chief 'Roy bets with Baker on the outcome of a football game after receiving guaranteed inside information. 10:00 (2) al DAVID CASSIDY Dan Shay poses as a seedy drifter to elicit information from street girls about the slaying of two I models.(A) T a BARNABY JONES j n s investigation of a possi blo suicide case is complicated when . I he falls in love with the m ain witness IR) .20/20 .0 11.00 (2) (41)00 (112) NEWS (!Z TONIGHT Host: Johnny r son Guest' Di a hann C Carroll (1) NEWLYWED GAME 0 M'AS'H A married nurse who had a serious relationship with Hawkeye when she was single and they were in the states is assigned to the ' 4077th(R) t MIKE Dou_As 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN GUNSMOKE 8:30 i1J tX TODAY 5:00 - moved aw.N. She let go just in time for the pope to regain his bined, then - to make her point CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) Q THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (A) balance. Liner, a delegation from the 22nd annual European Youth Table Tennis Championships gave him a present 'I ping pong ball and paddle. demonstration drive. It stalled. (TUE),, ED 3:35 0 MOVIE The 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Five so. " wit P.I.iNa TUMBLEWEEDS CM BUREAUNIOBILE: The head of the National Highway Traffic al BEWITCHED (j) OVER EASY Safety Administration came to Dearborn, Mich., Wednesday the annual summer drive and they were led to the needle Wednesday by Victoria Lynn Johnson, Anneka di Lorenzo, Corinne all curvy shortshorted centerfold Mphen and Cheryl Rixon F'' . JOURNAL beauties. Blood type? Oh, positive! (WED) ED JAMES MICHENERS the former Charles GLIMPSES: Charles "Tex Watson will marry Kristine Manson disciple doing life for murder Svege of San Luis Obispo, Calif., whom he met at prison church services where the 'born again" Watson serves as associate Maxine Sullivan was in concert Wednesday at Bronx pastor Community College's Hall of hune Playhouse in \e York Internationally renowned virtuoso Charles Treger will trade violin for golf club Aug. 8-12 when he play's in the 199 Sammy sponsored by the Hartford. Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open Conn., Jaycees Wisconsin Gov. Lee Dreyfus met the Bee (ees W ednesday in Madison and promptly proclaimed "Bee Gee Day — Farrah Fascett-Majors will be in New throughout the state' York next month to promote "Sunburn" the Paramount feature '.... in which she costars with Charles Grodin and Art Carne) ,,.... - WORLD (THU) ED THE LONG SEARCH (FRI) ____________ . . - .. - . 9.55 UPBEAT ... 10'00 (J (12) CARD SHARKS (4 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) (MON-WED, FAt) (0 AUGUST MAGAZINE HU) ED STUDIO SEE . * - ... . 10:30 ) t,I2) ALL STAR SECRETS L4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON.WED, FRI) ... - 4 Younger Brothers" (C) (1949) Wayne Morris. Janis Paige While lay- $hy kills in se:f-delense and lhe~ hit the trail again It Hr 25 Mins) 4pJ'%' NOW SERVING 10'55 L4) CBS NEWS(THU) DCBS NEWS ftD A V ._ • (:4) 0THE PRICE IS RIGHT 9)LAVERNE & AHIRLEY (R) CD HODGEPO1h3E LODGE 11:30 ('2)(12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS (A) ..... r.i • - - BA R-B-Q U E CORRAL . J7SSOrIando Or (S Hwy Il 92) Sanford cross from ov,t'land Drove In "*' 4.,, . •. AFTERNOON 5:30 . PT1 CLUB [ 10V%0 1 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 0 UNTAMED WORLD(MON) 53 HUflNG,I XIMNOT115"D I'm \s /1 12:00 (2I PASSWORD PLUS THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 ) NEWS ED SESAME STREET(A) q Thurs. Fri. Sat. 'M ' , SPECIAL .. ''. ' . ' 1. .. , , '•'. . ' '' . . (TUE) C4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) C4) FILM FFqTIVAL(THU) 141( CRACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 8:25 (2) POPI GOES THE COUN- TRY(MON) PORTER WAGONER E FRI) M NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (1) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 6:30 (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 EK) A.M. WEATHER 6:47 LT) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA n HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (1) U TODAY L4) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN ING(WED) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) CC 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 7.25 (D TODAY IN FLORIDA a GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) 7:30 C:D(M TODAY 43GOOD MORNING AMERI CA ) NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. . B U Y 1 - GET 1 .. 0RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (1) LIT DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE ED HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH (TUE) ED EVENING AT POPS (WED) CD MEETING OF MINDS (THU) ED JULIA CHILD AND COMll~ ANY(FRI) 1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS (1) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT(TUE) ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN(FRI) - 2:00 THE DOCTORS JUMBO BREADED s' RESTLESS UALLMYCHILDREN CD PREVIN AND THE PITTS- '4 ZOONIES ' by Cral L. poftryyl 10 OOPPUNI(A I- I •• - MUMWIDSPIM IN 7HOLS TENDERLOIN ' ' I , SANDWICH "44 Reg.$1.39 STAR REUNION Tim O'Connor and Dorothy Malone, members of (lie original cast of the long-running TV serial, "Peyton Place," s(ar in a flew (Ii-ama aboul, the town as it recovers from hock ,. . . n P e yto draina on "NBC Monday Night at the Movies," Aug. 6 04 1 p.ni. repeat). .' 's ,. CD MEDIX(MON) 0 FOOTSTEPS 9UE) CD THE SCARLET LETTER i . CD COOKIN'CAJUN (THU) CD FLOWER SHOW (FRI) 2:30 (1) Q) ANOTHER WORLD (4) 0 GUIDING LIGHT ED PHOTOGRAPHY HERE'S LAKELAND, Fla. IUPI) Anita Bryant, con. troversial singer, entertainer and re- presentative for the state's HOW (MON) (1) ERICA(TUE) (9) 24 CARROTS(THU) CD V.I. PEOPLE(FRI) citrus industry for 10 years has renewed her contract with the Florida Citrus Commission. M iss Bryant, who has been a controversial 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL • 3.34) (-W) 0 M S*H(R) 60 ELECTRIC COM PANY (R) 4:00 c %PI (1) 4) THE GONG a BEWITCHED GWILD, WILD WORLD OF three years, officials said. V30 FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN MAIN EVENT 2!M Hand Dipped Shakes. Banana Split% Sundae$ And Ice Cream Cones _= - 0)_ PLAZA 11 ) LAIT NITE 1:0 9:45 BREAKING AWAY Going On John Baldwin of Dancerr lUgerald-Stunple agency said she was still an effectiv spoke swoman despite controversy. "She's doing well. All iii Cit S u rein en t S of 0 P U I a r It have because of her opposition to He said Miss Bryant homosexual rights proposals, signed a one- appeals to people in the iniddle-age and Dider year contract with a base groups, while other advertisements featuring guarantee of $100,000. It was the first time her contract (Ed not involve Last NITI .e Anita Inks Contract (WED) THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 2911 Or:ando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford Between Honda & ABC Liquor may 1? 92 327 FW2 . n seeppy PLAZ other celebrities are ainied at younger constuners. 17135 3221216 H STAR .i CLOSED THURS. 0 ' • i I' lII (.' i Cj"WAUG fill C"XOD"(t A i. . -- . PII ' I " S - " ' cr Don't Stop Your Newspaperl ...Let Us Save Them For Youl by T. K. Ryan rig ULY 26-27-28 -. 12'30 (] EARLY DAY @) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY(MON) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE FRIDAY ' 1r.-P Ii BEHiNP.ftm , U 1lAM-9PM.Monthr.Th.r,--1lA.M 1OPM.FriS.Sal . MORNING 500 TUE-FRI) A CT 5:30 AM - 11 AM HOME COOKED MEALS 11:00 L'UI2) HIGH ROLLERS 1411~ ~ zom for the Greater New York Blood Program had no trouble with blood pressure among donors - thanks to Penthouse magazine. One hundred of the publication's employees have pledged blood to Set" _____ TIME BLOOD LINE: One thing was certain. Technicians collecting NEWS 5:30 ) NOVA (MON) ED ONCE UPON A CLASSIC stepped into the car for a - ON SLOWIN& DOWN - CE THE BRADY 13UNCH LAN $o - --• 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- LY, J) DONAHUE 0MIKE DOUGLAS 0MOVIE CYT DINAH1 Pope prepared to prove to autoinakers that government regulations are good for them. Joan Claybrook addressing the Automotive News World Congress brought along the Department of T ransportation'ss experismntil Research Safety Vehicle model designed to protect passengers in .a 50.rnph barrier crash and get up to 39 miles to the gallon. While television cameras whirred, \Is Claybrook said safet', and economy can be corn CD ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) OMOVIE Tol3eAnnounced CD ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Golden Lads Dalby family there seems to he no turning the tide (Part 7) United Press International FAN CLUB: Rock stars aren't the only ones who suffer the love of overeager fans. Pope John Paul U ran into one Wednesday in Vatican City and she almost hauled him out of his jeep The pontiff was riding through a throng in St. Peter's Square when he saw nun frantically waving at him. lie bent to touch her hand and the adoring sister grabbed his hanging on even as the jeep 430 825 L TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (] NEWS Robin Hood preying on his neighborhood is a retarded -her.(A) And Girls" James' luck changes for the better in his romance with Helen, but for the 800 )O CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY Mob PIE IT'S GOING 12:37 0 BARETTA Baretta suspects that a modern day bar by two stunning girls (A) (12) PROJECT U.F.O. A young woman with a history of mental illness photographs four UFO's but cannot convince her busband or psychiatrist to believe by Bob Thaves XM when she comes to live in the home of a weal thy cattleman and his two Sons (A) I his neighbor Sickley receive t heir ::Y5:t:k::1 lie:,::: up in a 5-12 the type of problem you have number Letter described. After that age there g t )Ou mor iienopause, t0 iv and therefore had to take a lot mouth. You can understand a the dentist'sreluctance todothisto t f medicine.D a good tooth just for cosmetic medicine r something it teeth have been stained a deep reasons. But if It made the ful hall-breed Indian girl es o f f an e x plosive f amily0u U MOAK & MINDY Mork long as 7 years of age there is a chance that the permanent may. be was young I was always sick the teeth at the front of the 21) Achievements may not lend you a hand today. If you come as easily for you today as fear they can't perform as . - FRANK AND ERNEST 8:00 t) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL 'The Great Mojave . is no danger of discoloring the information. Others who want teet giving g tetracyclines y g hI this issue can send 50 cents with I I wish there were something a long, stamped, self-addressed could recommend that would envelope for it to me in care of The best I can do is to say that if it is reaUy Radio y Station, New or are older your bad when you J J NY 10019. capping may consider ueflwi When I DEAR DR. LAMB bir PlIX- MR5. LAWYO~t, 1'ART - you would be wise to study them there to defend himself. It could EVERYONE SKAJMPS T14E JOYS OF SUN AtV UOT PRESS - Cavell Replies mothers alter the mid- WIN AT BRIDGE II by Al Vermeer oit - - . i ' difference of a life without an excuse for quitting. Second yellow. I always brush my help. The smiles and one with smiles, i or even third efforts may be teeth, but it doesn't July 27, 1979 ay be worth considering. dentists say that nothing can be m This coming year unusual required. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. opportunities could come through persons you already 19) Say nothing unflattering know quite well. No matter how about one friend to another strange the tips may sounds, today unless that person is ROP ,W PARNMID :50CIM CF ALAERKA OF PRISCILLA'S POP Irr" - In The Sun" (1947) Jennifer 7:30 LIARS CLUB HOLLYWOOD SOUARES MATCH ME 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ED DICK CAVETT Dick ANIMALS I2 MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET (R) I 12:05 (3 CBS LATE MOVIE TIC TAC 14) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary's parents find adjustment it)city life difficult 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKERS WILD 60 NEIL i LEHRER REPORT . YOUR BIRTHDAY ?- 24 Ir - 58 - — - ED DICK CAVETT Guest Jones. Gregory Peck Abeauti- now and don't have a uterus you when the baby teeth can be — th transport an arrested cowboy Frank Garcia 0 ABC NEWS CD VILLA ALEGRE (R) - stained sonTh: ni 6:30 NBC NEWS LA) 0 CBS NEWS this means a woman will continue to send me any information on years old. have cyclical changes in female you can. I'm 14 DEAR READER Since YOU hormone levels and the if are only 14 you have years o associated mood changes ng smiles ahead of You and I hate any for her. The only thi smiling all missing Is the uterus and i to think of your not response with menstruation. your life. You probably were given Your ovaries will cease one group of functioning when you reach the tetracyclines and you probably menopause age, the same as antibiotics not needed them if you had serious they do in a woman who has when illnesses. But these medicines had a hysterectomy. And permanent cause that happens you can have hot can having t discoloration to the teeth if flashes. You may be flashes ;nd still be in the given to children. The stain ism the enamel and it won't brush menopause, can't cover it with I wo uld suggest that you see off and you either. anything our doctor and have a For this reason doctors try to tio n. The exam na•i h avo id ovaries can undergo changes 3 BIG VALLEY Jubilee his 10 Stockton - mouth. ovaries are not injured they There must be something that function the same as before be done about this. Please your hysterectomy. That can VS THEODORE BUNDY familyrunsa vineyard (A) (2 - - C3 X. - - , r For F r id ay, Jduly uly s,w urivay, LI, I • TRAPe5moPLE - - c,3U 1W LITIGA1100 0111,411tif 0 - - 17/ ' TAE kw OAAJRMM A)W LATEW PO . - 50 51 52 r—' - AlE) 6EEJ ON THI15 FVWEFE w, 1< not having the ovaries out? Should I still have them done about it. Because of this problem I never smile and now. remove,i d. £vm If the when I do I usually cover my DEAR READER annual examinations for that pregnancy stage, and in the reason alone. If you are infant until he is at least Six period deficient In female hormones months old. This is the HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider How .-,rlellaurant. a Souit, Carolina and it is important to still have By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK& MEEK HAVE I. - - ______ ____ ,J _____ - - illegal alien smu ggling OF FLORIDA 6 () (i) 0 0 i NEWS ED STUDIO SEE Pizza Si Louis kids oper lIe their Own . . I J YA sar A wov PUY W . OSTARSKY & HUTCH The detectives investigation into a murder leads them to a top immigration official running an EVENING ' -'' 0! - ——— _____ EVERYONE IS EQUAL' - - HE SOUNDED OKAY WHEN I PLAYED HIS ALBUM YESTERDAY ' THATS FUNNY... 55 57 by Bob Montana HALL..." I LOVE THE BEACH! ITIS A PLACE WHERE r. Lamb 45 49 54 56 ) - 48 46 47 , - HE CAME DOWN WIfl4 '\ SUCH A AD CASE OF LARYNGITIS THAT HE CAN I lB.ALY_SPFAK !j-" LISTEN TO THIS, ROCK STAR ROCCO ROLLER HAD TO CANCEL HIS ENGAGEMENT AT TOWN ears old They took out the uterus but not the ovaries. I have been having such terrible spells of hot flashes and sweating ft runs down my face behind my ears; my entire body gets wet Would this come from - - - - 24 25 26 £1 JTV g a" VS tow 0 CN3 t w : ThursdaY,Ju1Y26,1979-3B EverngHerald,SanfOrd.Fi Overeager Fans - V sri/n iii 1hZ ARCH I E TONIGHT'S TV - - 42 0901#bv"IA Ift 1U N r 40 5" A 51 Damsel 52 Poker stake mite -: - HormonesControl Hot Flashes hysterectomy when I was 33 47 Kelp 48 Narrative 50 Alcohol lamp 31 Marries 10 Nazi Rudolph 33 Teheran native 1 L')0M A Ot' jj JL •t N I t. I V 26 Platform 28 Corpulent 30 Poems source (2 rr I LIFf 21 Fighting DOWN 11 Moiths (ii) 35 Schoolroom equipment 23 Rowing blade 1 Watering tube 18 Called item 24 Pronoun 2 Erst 20 Lariat 40 Missing link icic 3 Support 22 Feeble-minded (2 wds.) discontinuity 4 Pori of Rome person 43 Of the nose 29 Display 5 Agricultural 24 Ere long 32 Slipperier implement 45 Hatred 25 Shelter for 34 B h d f 6 0 46 Prophet bees 36 Exaggerate 7 American 4 1 ryLtter 42 Massachu. setts cape I - ___________________ WflhJ,1fl%' 57 Actor Ladd 15 Random 58 Entity 17 th sense 59 Fled (abbr.) 60 Church fast 18 61 Formulated L 14 - THE BORN LOSER FA I (1$ M )I 1 0 (2 THAT! WASONS! J (1 ,ll REMEMBER 00S f • __L 54h& Ineffective I TAKE KE THAT STICK ER F YOUR BUMPER! Israel 12 Units '7I C N I 2 53 High priest of beverage iL.-. / RI 81 1 IN IF iThiirI II 7-2b ACROSS by Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Coin of 1W% TRE ran "ST 7 lime r . •ii - _____________ - • AU YM C" Eff 2 95 TAKE A AGOLF/ ___________ - Leaving form week Orlon ger a nd concerned abou i;Qa,Il the ara news? t be happy at NO EXTRA CHARGE. Call us when you we'll deliver your papers we've saved and resume regular delivery. Call circulation: ' e I Eweninglleiald ' ' Cole Slaw And De licious French 322.2611 , Fries. Not To Mention Our ___ __ I ,.• lk ....--• FriendlySrvic.. \AAALXk A- ANFORD Dwoc NEWONI•4 l I SI S S I - -: ' .,,.f•.• _ S I S �, S 4B— EveningHerald_ Sanfo, Fl. Thursday, July 26, 1979 LegalNotice Cav'npaigfl _80 FICTITIOUS NAME The Crane Strategy CLAY F. RICHARDS UPI Political Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) Finish high up In the Florida straw vote and the Iowa precinct caucuses. Win the New By - LegalNotice "If Phil does well, people are states that does the bulk of the work rather than trying to do it going to start looking at him," here," he said. "For instance, he said. "And we've found that you don't win a multiple can- once we can get the guy to look dldate primary in New Hamp- at Phil Crane, he usually will shire with television, you win it support him. Every poll we - FICTITIOUS NAME t Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice - CLASSIFIED ADS Odondo Winte Pot'k' Seminole H 831-9993 3222611 _______________________________ — RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 43c a tine 1 time 38c a line . HOURS ... consecutive times ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given that I am Notice i hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. engaged in business at MULLET engaged In business at 101 SweetCUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR LAKE PARK ROAD Seminole water Blvd. So. Longwood, Fl. SEMINOLE COUNTY. County, Florida, under the fictitious CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.940.CA44-E Seminole County, Florida, under the name of SUE'S NURSERY and that fictitiouS name of KINTNER MARSHA LYPIN HARRIS BAR. I intend to register said name with REALTY, and that I intend to NES. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, register said name with the Clerk of PetItioner, SemInole County, Florida in ac. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, and cordance with the provIsions of the Florida In accordance with the DONALD EDWARD BARNES, Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: provIsions of the Fictitious Name Respondent. Section 863.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Statutes, To.Wit: Section $63.09 NOTICE OF ACTION WITH DESSig. N. Lucile Hill Florida Statutes 1957. CRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY RI. 1 Box 1073 Sig. Robert V. Kintner, Sr. PROCEEDED AGAINST Oviedo, Elm. 32765 TO: DONALD EDWARD BARNES PublIsh July 5, 12, 19, 26. 1979 Publish: July 26, August 2, 9, 16, 1919 DEL 23 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a DELHI Petition for Dissolution has been iconsecutive times 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8:00 A.M, — SATURDAY 9.Noon . I. 3 Lines Minimum rtre5uIt - 6—Child Care 18—Help wi ___ ' Child Care in my home Mon thru Fri. Reliable 3224129 -- LPN, p.m.. Wed. thru Fri JOint in th Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Home 950 Mellonville Debit Agents only' $100 to $300 extra per wk. Advanced comm. Phone 339.7833. Mechanical Drafting Engineer. Conveyor experience, knowledge preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 632, Mat. toon, III. 61938. . YOU CAN NOW AFFORD A GOOD AGENCY SLEGALSECRETARYS • - sideration lobe paid for the above September 30, 1980, and a Capital 1919. s. A. Douglas Stover, "I changed the game plan described bulk transfer is $77,000.00, Program. and istobe paid on August 5, 1919, at Personal Representative A copy of said budget and capital considerably from what they 500 Highway 11.92, Fern Park, Boit program shall be available at the had in mind," he said. "Some Florida. Alna, Maine 04536 Office of the City Clerk for all Deno P. Dukeou things they had In mind that persons desiring to examine the Attorney for -- _________ "; __________________ Sanford studio apt, everything furnished including utilities. $160 mo. 500 S. Oak. 811 7883. SALES __________ An aggressive salesper32 —Houses Unfurnished son is needed for _____________________ sales and service of 3 BR, 2 bath Fenced, Air Cond. established and new 322 7788 advertisers. A great like pennies from heaven when future for a self-start- It'syou sell "Don't Needs" with a er. Previous sales exwant ad. perience needed. 2 BR, Fl Pm., eqpt. kit., Salary plus commis- Ron Beck, Advertising Director Raborn REALTY Harold, Hall Realty . ______________ _____________________ I1M, 0 - 24 HOUR £13 322•9283 ______________________________ I EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN (JAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322.36)1 or $31 9993. _________ ------ --- kNfss'd ' LIKE PEOPLE? 3390509 I QUIET & PEACEFUL 3 BR, Lii 339 0508 front home w.3 tree covered _____________________________ I rolling acres. S60's. New 235 Homes, 4 pcI. Interest to I qualified buyer. $32,000 to I NO EXCUSES 1 acre w nature's 53L000. Low down payments. I blessing & owners terms. BUILDER. 3722717. I Then you might qualify for a permanent part time position In . ________ a local hospital. 3.4 hrs per • ternoon; 3.4 days per wk; alternating weekends. Respond toPersonnel, 999 Woodcock Rd., Suite 203, Orlando, Fl. 32103. DO NOT CONTACT HOSPITAL -. I Restaurantheipwantedparstime I lull time jobs avail. Apply in person to Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe, 1.48.46 Sanford. ____________________________ AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST EngIne rebuilder. Sminole Auto M4chin,, 301 E. 28th P1. Fip. only! Wages commensurate w _______________________ sbjlity.fring,benefits. Deltona 3.l'.t, 1g. lot. C H&A, enc. workshop. $32,500. I I INVESTMENT DUPLEX i (7l3BRApts.lurnlsh.dLreflfed Just $21,900 with $5,000 down. Owner will hold. J I I - - l'Uil lime II arouna work in I nloSanfordAve. 377.7977 auction house. Chauffeur I ______________________________ lIcins,, heavy liftIng & some I sales required. Salary + potential extra profits. Apply hi person Sanford Auction, 1215 S. _____ Frpnch Ave I I I BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 3210739 AD Hrs. 327 1644, 372 4$9 I I I is I •.. lIP THAT'S NO. II 322•2420 IIlIU'VF j -, , - . - , -. . , G .- — __ -- . ., . . . , . ,. . - . .'..-- i, - . ' - _L4 - ?.'7?'5 ' - ..'!" - , 7'Z"T4 -3'' - . .1 -- - - .. — '"" ,_ .... -- - " %- ___ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Ernest Morris, Sr. I Rig. kel Lsl.te Broiier 790 N. 1797, Casselberry, Fl. 831 !2 $62•3635 I ___________________________________________________________________________________________ : I I I I EALTORS 'Branch Office 2565 PAR K ..,. .. Cash 322-4132 good price. Read the Classified Ads. I I cages. 322 5752. _____________________________ ____________________________ — ---- -- - -. 5O-Miscellaneous for Sale used turn, appliances. ---__..-_ .--.fixtures, I -- Goodplumbing , - Home In,vven,s -- LOADED $4995 •1 Lawn Maintenance' Certified Lawn 8 Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 87)9 Mowing 32) 00 —J Repair Homers Lawn Mower Service Lawn mower repairs & used mowers for sale Will also pick up junk mowers free 323 8111 Lawn Service General Landscaping specialists, top soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming 323 2948. Painting A&B Painting Int & Ext Resi. & Comm 322 8 /87 9 9 'icture Pertect Ext Painting Free Est. Lic 10 pcI. disc to Sr Ct 339 6066. 668 8)35 Photographic Weibolins Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & last repair service. 377 6101. _________________________ - I bId. malerial.3fl 569 1Mm, quality operation - - 8 . I - I Dog ICat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. supplies, dog houses, insulaled, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. " .., Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. , Buy & Sell, the finest in used lurniture, Refrig stoves, loofa. I I GrOOmiflU&BO.,'di,ig _______ Kenmor.pont.DW Butcher block top. Exc. cond. anford's Sales Leader Near H, " — MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE 1978 CORDOBA HI Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 - oo-vvaniea 10 bUy I SprIng is "Move outside time." I &et patio and lawn furniture at a REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I. SELL ALMOST LIKE COUNTRY3BR,2 B home, Ig lot wlots of trees. quiet city street yet near taW ________ - essmaking _______________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN - I NEAR NEW 3 BR, I'z B home, flearnewfencedbkyd,nearnew roof, near new C HIA, near P"V' MORTGAGES. R. Legg, LIc. Mtg. Broker. 875 No. 1 D Wvmnrr Pd . Altmnni 74.3 ... Al.,.,.. ... _.. _____________________________ German Short Haired Pointer puppies. AKC, born 630 Vel care up to date. Will hold until weaned. Call now 32) 0888. - SUPER 4 BR 2 bath home In Ray. Pankl C H&A, w w carpet, coy. scr. porch, overlooks lake' RPP WARRANTED. Just $495001 SANFORD BEATS RENTING I BR, lB home, Ig yd for more rms or swings or wagons. Under so. o.n,'w,cnn ' ____________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $69 iSo 65-Pets-Supplies WILLBUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd $33,5a school & shopping. Mid $3 I , , Ceramic Tile __________________________ BUILDINGS!! New. All Steel, Pre engineered, clear span (NO Seconds). 30x48x17 for 3,991.00, 40*48x14 for 4,986.00, 40g77x14 for 5,981.00, 48x?7x II for 6,917.00 FOB. factory. All buildings include "5 lb wind load and large dc'jble sliding door. Call 305 33) 4847 9 am. to S p.m. " collect. - i ' i ' a''i'n. pletelytencedw furn.neg.f aPP WARRANTED. A Buy for OSTEEN lOfBIdg. E. Altamonte Dr. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerl,' Harriett's Beauty Noo4 — 5)9 C. 1st St.. 32 5742 - 62-A--Firm Equip. 47-A—Mortgages Bought &Sold _______________________ FANTASTIC immaculate 2 BR 1 I,. r TRADE-INS __________________________ BeaUty Care ____ __________ bath home in cxc. Mayfair I Every imaginable Feature w. Many Extras! Yours for 591.5001 Sn.,.. NEW CAR Lawn Mower _____ equity. 3220216. SPARKLING POOL! 4 BR 2' -. 377 4403 ____-,.,,.,,..,,.,,,._J Losing your home & creait' I will catch up back payments & buy Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Only $46,750! Alan's Appliances RefrigerationACRepair Licensed, 323 0039 Lawnniowcr sales & service. We I Sell the best & service the rest. I 301W1sfSt 47-Real Estate Wanted home in Dreamwold w 1g. LR & tIPs, Fla. Rm., FP, fenced & h.Ifts ____________________________ Wt'sternAuto FAMILYS DELIGHT 4 BR 2 bath LONG WOOD HAS IT ALL quiet 8. beautiful 33 acre lake front property. Near I 1 & 431. INC. — ________ IN SALES IN 1979 __________________________ _____________________________ .. Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N C 28906 Lvi REALlY I _______ - Slate - acre orange grove w.hwy frontage, all or part. (A( Aliances F' ILL. DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Dick Lacy 373 7580 Proly _______________ VA REALIOR,1 _________ -- - 45 A--G,itof -.--.- __________________ _ ____________________________ ______________ - GENEVA BY THE BUSHEL this over 26 lools &5 9F(!Ju ______________________ •- I ____________________ I 6133 or 339.47)1 eves. I I— I ACRE MOUNTAIN TOP LOT 2544 S. French Ave 322 0231,323 7173, 322 0779 . AM FM air, all power vinyl root. new inspection, good tires, sharp. dependable 5950 319 BLAIR AGENCY 62—L.awn.Garden INC. REALTORS OVER 6MILLION REALTY '71 Pontiac Granville 4 dr ___ ___ ___ __ Western N. Carolina near lien dersonville. Enjoy cool privacy for only $4,000 with easy terms or will trade for equity in local property. Call Barl or George, Broker Owner 322 7498 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR t Low . ___________________ 0 FM gas I I STE N SIR 71 PS. C BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 ? 4460 Cll _ _____________________ _____________________ ______________________________ _______________________________ 3 BR, I B, $11,000 dwn, assume mon or VA FHA. $27,500. R0hh1E'S 111. — busy street. 3221481 • FORRESTGREENE _____ _______ —___________ ____ .... We Buy Wrecked Cars ____________________ ___________________ Inc. REALTQR,ML 5 _______________ 'I FM. 8 track. AC Asking Sl3cO 322 7335 anytime ___________ __________ RAVENNA PARK 3 BR, I BA, C H&A, immaculate home, lots of privacy, im. mediate occupancy, assumable $13,000 rntg., payments only $123 mo. Won't last long. 1 yr. warranty. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED Tractor Trailer Drivers to haul with an expandIng company. Must have at least 2 years cx petience 8. be at least 74 years old. Both local & long haul needed. Inquire J 8, P Properties 1350 Sheeler Rd., Apopka. (800) - . $59,900. radio, excellent Condition $I2(' 372 6363 ______________________ '73 Olds Omega. Cxc. Conci AS' I M3%JL. reIuC 107W. Commercial Phone 3227881, Sanford recordedmessage. - ', —. JUST LOOK AT THIS S acres. 1 HP. fl hnn,. ti., room, garage, fish pond, fenced for horses & pool with deck, west Of Sanford 569,750 DON'TJUDGEABOOK BY ITS COVER This One iS cute on the inside, newly redecorated thru out. This 3 BR, I Bath is just perlect for young, old or in between, $78,500 for this cutie. Warranty. _______________________ If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading fhi$ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunIty to earn Three to Five Hundred dcplla.s a week, call ).50.432$403 anytIme for - :' ,LJr,x LET ' S BE HONEST _____ ." CENIURY2I " SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading. Great potential, good cony. location, 7 BR, I U Ig rms, FHA. $21,500. W. Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker ________________________________ - . I I Lall 657 1133 Bob Hansche Inc., REALTOR ________________ ______________ -_______ ______ - ' i Chrysler Newport. I dr . AC ___________ ZONED COMMERCIAL NEWCOMER! .Ie*vice replacement cost at only Jt' iflk'-il d:d'i ____ __ work, there wouldn't be any' ____________ _____ 5 _____________ -_________ 77-Junk Cars Removed ______________________________ I 54 -Garage Sales 8311 fit' 3?) 3866or 3?) 7110 ______________________________ 1978 CAMARO 6 CYL .-... uuid to suit - our lot 0, yours. I, ____________________________________ Mahogany (SR stiutO. air ond., EllA VA.FHA 7358.745 79Truckslrailers olor 75', lurnilurt' 9. 'flatly -___ LOADED ____________________________ 55OO FiOus,'p,cilcl items 2621 5 Sntord M. Unsworth Realty Ave 3?? tIll Op,'n Tu,", tt'iru ' 1978 Ford Ranger XLI 302 engine. Leer topper, AM CM stereo, air, Sat 9 30 t . 1968 FORD 4 DR. auto trans., low mileage, carpet, tactory CR. 7 gas tanks Ex E1 PEAL TOP $ ML WAGON -_ ______________ cellent cond $5600. 323 7526 I 295 173 ÔOAI nr eves 3?) 0511 -____________________ '71 Ford P U. util body 1m 1 360 1978 CHEVY 4 W.D. you renthebus,nesso1 ___________________ '' ' building I engne, PS, PB, auto trans I your busines. use t"e _________________ . owner 3231564 Classified Ads often. PICKUP 6OOO Alter moving Gar.iqc Sale Built GAutos for Sale ______________________________ 424bite Homes - in oven, stove, camera, 'carpet, I ____________________________ ' dressini table, urinal 8 Misc 'IS Grand TorInowgn. Sat & Sun 9 to 130 725 P Idge I See our beautiful new BROAD I Steel Radial Tires. Nice Rd., Lake Mary. (oft Counfry I MORE, front & rear lIP's All_______________ 5p.m. 323 34,30 Club PCI.) GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Dr. 373700 I _____ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69to ______________________________ Yard Sale VA & ElM Financing I '73 model', (all 319 9100 or fill , ,,, 1605 (Dealer) F i , Sat &Sun 911? /3C,rtla mobiletiom&'. l?v65 ' I — 36R,l',Ii,iurn.$7.000 .Yard Sale F ci & Sat 319 5900 aft 6 p m , 911 Maple A 5 , ' P", potted idants & odds & ends I Ilkl'iIIIS1U1 II • - ' -__________________________ -------Yard Sale9 4, Tttur& Fri I 231 Normandy Rd 62 acres frontage onOsceola Rd 7 t)lkS off Ii 9? Casselberry Best terms William Mallc tow-ski Realtor 372 7983 . I;11Ki' Ii I Gigantic garacj,' sale everything must go Wed Sun 9105 Stereo, ___________________________ 3 BLOCKS TO OCEANcouth, dressers, tables, plants, CRESCENT BEACH dtshc's. pool accessories, bench ________________________________ 75'eIOO' lots only $7500 51500 dn I & weIghts, washer & dryer, $9884 per Mo Paved roads, City Much Misc On SR 46 in Geneva. Air Conditioning water, Underground utilities, Home Improvement, U4 Mi. E of 426) See signs 349 ________________________________ etc. 2 blocks to Inland waterway j 5651 35 lots avail. Ace Real Estate, CUSTOM HOME BUILT Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri Wm Kenyon, Rltr 829 5257 951 _._ REMODELING & REPAIR cal, Plumbing Service & Repair AlA So., St. Augustine Beach, S G. BALINT & ASSOC 3J78M Call Larry for Free Est. 67)6294 55 ,,Boats & Accessories Fl. 32081 Lic., Bonded I Ins. _____________________________ . ___________________________________________________________ PAINTING, CARPENTR'y Sanford L k Sylvan area, 7 ROIISON MAR tNt CUSTOM CABINETS j Central Heat 8. Air Cond, Free Est. residential lots of which 4 are 7927 Hwy IF 92 Free Est. 323 0429 aftcr S io Call Carl Harris at waler front. $63,500 S,inford. F'Ia 12/Il SEARS. Snfnrd 17 3 BR, 2 8, FP, remodeled, walk to town, $21,900. VA FHA. Ewnhsg Hemid Sanford, Florida Real Estate.Inc General Contractor ZONED COMMERCIAL REALTOR3224000MLS 300N,FrenchAve. JOHNNY WALKER You Grand Prix Auf" PB, air, AM radio Req $1501) 323 7926 _________________ 197) AMC Grvml.n. staid.,, trans. A Good COndition mileage 5893 323 843? ____ AND THINK A MINU IE. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. _______________________ ____ $147,900. fly appointment & _____ 1g. fenced Wi yd. $250 mo., 1st, 323-5774 Day or Night last + dep. 323 8817 aft 6 p.m. _____________________ ___________________________ sion with full corn- ______________________ ________________________________ ZONED COMMERCIAL pany benefits, Apply 41—Houses 4BR,2 Bsc.rm,CH&A,VA.FHA. in person to: 513,900. Wekome 9*ect 2 ACRE KE ESTATE Peninsula shaped lot flanked by 2 super clear lakes. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, custom home with pool surrounded by fowering oaks, One of a kind - far below I I LEMON BLUFF fantastic 1 BR F weekend retreat. St. Johns River. covered boat dock. 532.500. sc. porch, i .. _____ ____ -----' -- '' ____ ADVERTISING , a. PEACEFULCOUNTRY Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts, Huge 3 BR, 3 bath home plus Molherin.Law cottage on Lake Butler in Volusla County. $99,000. ___________ - 322-6457 Aft Hrs. 322-7111 .- Osteen-3 BR,? bath, Central H A, w.w carpet. Large wooded lot. 544.000. McGovern Builders 327 8910. 2435'. S French Ill 921 Sanford 373 5371 Deflary. ldealforsenIo Lovely 1 BR, air, close to churches & shopping. 322 8054, 668 6488. - - _____________________________ For Sale? LIP. 1 B home w carport & 1g. lot, 2417 Orange Ave 521,500 Call collect - Bert at 1 301 572 S336 & Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. w II hold .1 public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday at 7 30 It S the Only or" fl loruda set the re%erv,.',-! price Call 904 255 further details Pontiac trans & For Estate Commerical Rest dential Auctions Appraisals Dell's Auction. 333 3670 Top Dollar Paid for iunk & used New T.,ppan gas ranges. below cars, trucks 8. heavy equipmen$ wholesale left over from going 322 5990 out ot bUSiflOSS s.ile - 3 double I _____________________________________ oven 9. Ii sinQit' oven Prices I 78-ltorcycles start ,it $212 15 Sanford Fur nitur,' S,,Ivaot'. 179? So of __________________________ S.tntortl, 3?? Bill Motorcycle Insurance 41—Houses __ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic ____________________ bath, $150. Adults, furniture $10. 841.7893 - :J I I ____ ' _______________________ ' We ' Assorted makes & cites 550 un.Sanford Auction illS S French millions of years ago. Why can't you?" Sunland 3 BR, I 13.526.500. Gehr Realty Realtor, 377 3561 , ' I salesman 372 7650 REALTY WORLD. I BR- 5)89 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport EMPLOYMENT Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call Call Bart l7FrsnchAv., 323 8670 MarIner's Village. (corner 10th & French) PEAL. FSTATE 3235176 I 2 BR fully furn,, including pans, dishes, silver, linens, TV & all ,4J 4. 4 4. 4 4, 4 4 utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon. I OLD COUNTRY " " HOMESTEAD . thly. Shenandoah Vil'aoe. 37) BR, screened porches, high Part time housekeeper companion wooded 6 acres, 400 ft. Hwy for elderly widow. Good salary. _____________________________ •rnntAnø Local references requIred. 323 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. 7986. LG. LOT. 3 BR, 2 8, split plan, Iowa, very clean & roomy. See beautifully landscaped, fenced Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto bk yd, rm for garden. $12,500. Ave. "''' "Scientists say man•Iike creatures stood erect 41H0uses at 528.500. - I in 0691 - - ............KL.F Fl(,L1ATORS C 7 flS'fl 'Vfl t I Dolls STOP kFNMOR, WASI4ER Parts, Scrv e Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES I PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY 7PM Lg Selection of used furn ,gas ret,, Oriental from China, 2 stereos, German Cadillac Baby Buggy Food and all kinds of glassware misc. KELLOGGS AUCTION Sanford Ave across from Pinebreeze Egg Farm _____________ Auction Thurs. 7 P.M Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Sell Estates KelloggsAuctionsales 323.7050 C.11 52-Appliances _____________________________ )/ JUST LISTED! We are proud of this 3 BR, C H&A like new home. Located in Deltona. Tastefully waltpapered & carpeted. A buy ._-_ - - . . . 30-Apartments Unfurnished $ SALES REP. 5 SPHARMACY ASSISTANTS SCAL FRIDAYS SLAWN MOWER REPAIRS $SALESCLERK$ SCASHIERSS SCOOKS$ THESE ARE ONLY A FEW CALL ANNETTE or JO ANN ., S 500 S. Oak 841 7C83. S ASSEMBLY MECHANIC $ - ' I I immaculate 2 or 3 BR home Location cony, to everything yet on a quiet residential street. Will . go FHA or VA. $34,500. Goods Brand New tntersprinq Bedding price Sanford Furniture Sal vaqe, 17 91 of Sanford 322 8721, _____________________________ ) ____________________ S TGSI. ' ui ______________________________ _____________________________ 51-Household 72-Auction - & & Ileds. Dbl motel springs mattresses $30 set Sanford Auction 1215 French, 323 7340 Iowrey Organ symphonic holiday Perfect cond 339 Sanford Gracious living Peas. _______ ___ ((CtJ Weekly & monthly rates Inquire $ RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY S SMANAGER TRAINEE $ J box I rni.., ,II I...,• I IIICT I iC'TIr-is . .Mature working lady has rm, for rent to same. Mod, apt. w kit, privileges. 321 0499 aft 5. * ___________ ____ ______ __ S REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349 5400 322 1959 ______________ Will do baby sitting& Housekeeping. Call Gale or Helene 373 0165 9--Rooms 323 0489 \ STEMPER AGENCY 21-Situations Wanted AVON FIGHT INFLA lION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644 3079. ' .1/ Why settle for less when you can have this country estate on approx 1 acres complete with queSt cottage & barn for horses, 5130,000. Call to See this Today I Nurses Aides, full time. Apply In person to Lakeview Nurino Center, 99 E. 2nd St., Sanford. LPN full time. Exp. wFlorida Ilrnin fi A A. A.1 1' RcAA C..n ford ursi'n i' o.' 'tt" 'I !• rI. ' , MARKHAM WOODS RD Short order cook, days only Neat appearance a Must! Exp. preferred. Apply Sheoah Golf Club, Hwy 434. WInter Spgs. CABINET MAKER EXPERIENCED 3395913 / \' DAYTONA AUTO AUCT IC', • .1 hk -.......-_____ - -'- J GE A C ______ U.S00 BTU ' *FLASt.pFLAS Owner says to reduce his 3 BR. I bath home on large lot, quiet but Convenient tu Shopping NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp career minded Executive Secretary who has proficient typing 8. shorthand Skills. Varied administrative duties. Send resume to Cardinal In dustries, Inc., P.O Box U, Sanford, Fl. 377/1. Att' Ms. Taylor Equal Opportunity Employer. 18—Help Wanted ii I,. REALTOR 373 7832 EVe 322 8187. 372 1587, 322 7177 ___________________________ & ror Sale Maple Formica break last set w extra eat & ladder chairs Call 349 5593 • 80—Autos for Sale WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage 372 8721. & ur Boutique retail clerk, P T S day wk. 18 yrs. or older. Apply Auto Train, 312 W. 1st St , Sanford. 3rd Iloor. ______________________________ * * * * * * * . HAL COLBERT, REALTY ___________________________ Woods. 339 1813. -_________________ 68—Wanted to Buy Couch, t'cCll&'nt cond corner table. Hollywood bed, box springs mattress, all for %7QQ will sell Separately 373 0783 301 E 23rd St. $36,900 Large 3 BR. 1' bath. C H&A, FR, fireplace, on 2 lots, with fruit trees. Waresses Creative Expressions 3738812 ______________________________ -. 5G—MisceIlaneous for Sale VA. F HA-235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment Masseur &or Physical Therapist. Lk. Katherine Motel, Rm 11.611 N. Hwy. 17 9?, Casselberry. Fl. CHRISTMAS IN JULY I __ . 11-hntructjo - byGillFox SIDEGLANCES ses Cash for your lot! Wilt build on Qualify Icolor pressman. Full or your lot or our lot _____ ___ ______ part time. Apply at Sanford v Enterprise. Inc PrInting, 903 W. 3rd St. Medel Inc Realtor 6113013 ____________ ___________________ WANT ADS ARE BLACK WHITE AND READ ALL. __ ____ ____ _______ OVER. ___________________ __________________________ & part time. Apply Center919 __________ ______________________ PUbitry, beef, pork. fsh.F delivery, mm. 520 order, Sanford area, 322.2374, Sam's Portion Meats. - ll time Nursing 9—GoodThingsto — SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA depositforeachsetwiflberelunded THISNOTICE,tofileanyobjections MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PROBATE DIVISION to bonafide bidders upon return of they may have that challenge the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF File Number 79.239.CP the Contract Documents In good validity of th. decedent's will, the THIS NOTICE, to file any objections Division condition if not later than fifteen qualifIcations of the personal they may have that challenge the IN RE: ESTATE OF (IS) days following the award of a representative, or the venture or validIty of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the persoOaJ. HELEN E. BOYD, Contract. Any non.bldder upon jurisdiction of the court. Transferee Personal Representative: same. werecorrect and we're continu- DENO P. DIKEOU, ESQ., of Deceased r•turningsuchaset will berefunded ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND representative, or the venue or All parties in interest and citizens JULIAN K. DOMINICK OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED jurisdiction of the court. so.00. particularly the empah- BALDWIN & OIKEOU ing ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND shall have an opportunity to be of Fishback, Davis, Dominick NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION Drawings, SpecIfIcatIons and WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. sis on the early primary states, 500 Highway 17.92 & Bennett heard at said hearing. of this OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED TO ALL' PERSONS HAVING other Contract Documents may be Date of the first publication Park, Florida 32730 110 E. Washington H.N. Tamm, Jr. the Iowa caucuses and so forth. Fern CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST examined at the following locations: Notice of Administration: July 19, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. (305) 1)4.1424 Orlando, Florida 3280) City Clerk of the Date of the first publication of this THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL. 3979, Clark, Dista and Asia"The big changeis In building PublIsh July 26,1979 Telephone: 303-4252716 City of Sanford, Florida Notice of Administration: July 19, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Douglas Stenstroni ciates.Engineers, Inc. DEL-ill an organization In each of the Publish July 26 & Aug. 2, 1979 Publish: July 26, 1919 1979 IN THE ESTATE: A Personal Representative 500 West Fulton Street DEL.116 ______________________________________________________ DELiOS Mildred Johnson YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of the estate of Sanford, Florida 32771 that thi administration of the an As Personal Representative LETHAM. FOWLER County Court cillary estate of HELEN E. BOYD, of the estate of FICTITIOUS NAME Deceased ()ddge Plan Room Orange County, Florida deceased, File Number 79.259.CP, is PEARL L. PLUNKETT AFFIDAVIT ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 611 Wymore Road, Case No. SO.7$.2$32 pending in thi Circuit Court for Deceased STATE OF FLORIDA REPRESENTATIVE; NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF A SuIte 304 Hobart Corporation, Plaintiff ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Seminole County, Florida, Probate COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Douglas Stenstrom ct BUDGET FOR THE REVENUI SHARING TRUST FUND FOR THE Winter Park, Florida 327*9 REPRESENTATIVE: Division, the address of whIch Is CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Stenstrom, Davis, Mcintosh . It Is hereby stated under oath, Douglas Stenstrom of & Jullan pursuant to Florida Statute $65.09, American Food ServIces Cor- SemInole County Courthouse, Central Florida Build. poratión a.k.a American Food Sanford, FlorIda. The personal Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh Notice is hereby giyln that a Public Hearing will be held at the Corn P.O. Box 1330 that: en Exchange mission Room in the City Hall in the City of sanford, FlorIda, it 700 & Jutian FlagshIp Bank of Seminole $20 Irma Avenue I. The undersigned intends to Service, lncorpolat.d,dba Pank& representative of the estate is JAMES R. BOYD, whose address is P.O. Box 1330-Sanford, FL 32111 o'clock P.M. on August 13, 1979, to consider a Budget for the Revenue Sanford, FL 3217) orlando, Florida 33103 engage in busIness at 400 Maitland Shop, Defendant Wichita, Kansas 67207. fl Telephone: 305.322.2)71 Sharing Trust Fund for the City of Sanford, Florida, and a summary of Avenue, Altamonte -Telephone: 305 322.3111 Springs, Circuit Court The name and address of the per. Publish July 19, 26, 1979 the General Fund Budget as follows: Florida Construction Report Publish July 19, 35, 1979 Florida, under the trade name of Orange County, Florida sonal representative's attorney are DELIa DEL-Se 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd S.O.B. DIRT SERVICE. Case No. CI.7$-llfl3 1979. 1910 set forth below. Winter Park, Florida 32192 ___________________________________________ 2. The full and true name of every Borden, Inc., Plaintiff REVENUE SHARING BUDGET All ersons having claims or party or corporation interested In Revenues: PROSPOSAL GUARANTY S.O.B. DIRT SERVICE, and the AmerIcan Food Services Cor. demands against the estate are U.S. Treasury WITHIN THREE 5334,223.00 required, Each Proposal shall be ac extent of the Interest of each such poration, Defendant Interest 1,000.00 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF companhed by a certified check or party and.or corporation Is • 1 NOTICEOF$HER1FF'SSAL.E NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF an acceptable form ci Proposal follows: DUNMAR CORPORATION THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Guaranty in an amount equal to at 100 percent. by virtue of that certain Writ Total Revenues 5335,223.00 of Ihe above court a written least five (5) percent of the amount 3. A proof of publication of the Execution issued out of and under statement of any claim or demand oftheProposal,payabletotheorder notice of intention to register a the seal of the Circuit Court fictitious name is recorded with this Orange County, Florida, upon a final they may have, Each claim must be of the Seminole County Housing 5 Appropriations: Affidavit and attached hereto as uCIgment rendered in the aforesaid In writing and must indicate the authority as a guaranty that If the NFI4?s own grosting Transfer to General Fund basIs for the claIm, the name and is accepted, the Bidder will Exhibit "A". Proposal court on the 21st day of March AD. for Police Uniform DIvision SIIYICS dsdiC$tsd to of the creditor or his agent execute the Contract, and file cc. Dunmar Corporation 1979, in the certain case entitled, address Salaries $335,223.00 attorney, and the amount ceptable Performance Bond wIthIn WSIOOIflIflg niw iisldints Sworn to and Subscribed before Borden, Inc., PlaintIff vs American or Corporation, claimed. If the claim is not yet due, ten (ID) days after the award of the me this 23rd day of July, 1979. Services Food Total Appropriations $333,223.00 the date when It will become due contract. Sandra L. Osseitkop Defendant, and under a prior writ of Flodda Ownid shall be stated, If the claim Is Notary Public ________ execution as listed above docketed TIME AND Publish July 261 Aug. 7, 9, 16, 1979 on the 23rd day of February AD, coittingent or unliquldated, the CONTRACT fl$4g Nan.gsd 1979. 1910 Budget whIch aforesaid Writs of nature of the uncertainty shall be LIQUIDATED DAMAGES DEL-liS City of Sanford, Florida ______________________________ 1979 and as stated. If the claim is sicured, the A call from you will bring i Work under this Agreement shall Execution were delIvered to me General Fund prompt visit from our rsUNITED STATES DISTRICT Sheriff ci Seminole County, Florida, securIty shall be described. The be commenced upon written notice Anticipated Revenues: prssintativs, Slis has broCOURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF andlhavelevieduponthefolluwing claimant shall deliver sufficient to proceed, arid shall be completed Real & Personal Taxes s m,i3s.00 FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION described property, being locallo In copies of th. claim to the clerk to withIn 10 calendar days of the chums, cIvic Information; FranchiselUtiiltyTaxe$ 1,3)1,330.00 • enablethsclerktomsilonicopy to commencement ci the Contract COURT NO.i 77-11i-Orl-Clv.Y Sitminole County, FIof'da, to help with your shop. Licenses I Permit Fees 113,125.00 Time as defined in the General UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, pirticulally described as follows: each personal representative. ping needs, cards of instate Shared Revenues 995,430.00 All person interested in the estate Condition of the Contract. Plaintiff, vs. ULY5EES McOne 1977 Lincoln COntinental, 4. Iroduction from local marCounty Shared Taxes I Fees In case of faIlure to Complete the FADDEN. Defendant(s). dour c,wn Car Sedan, Tan Vinyl, to whom a corn' of this NotIce of Transfers from other funds is,on.00 Notice i$ Yellow ID No. 1YI2ASS$1fl, being Administration has been mailed we work within the time named herein NOTICE OF SALE Fines & Forfeitures 39,900.00 WITHIN THREE' or within such extra time as may hereby given that pursuant to a stored at Ratllif & Sons, in Sanford, required, Other Income 270.434,00 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF have been allowed by extensions, Summary Final Decree of Florida. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the undersigned agrees to pay the II. Various and assorted Total Revenues Life Wkin -323-2712 $4,705,225.00' Foreclosure entered on July 2. 1979 THISNOTICE,tofileiflyobl,CIIOIi$ Ownei or have the Owner wIthhold by the above entitled Court in the store equipment including coolers, Add: EstImated Cash Forward above style cause, the undersIgned compressors, scales, slicers and they may have that challenge the from such sums as may be due hIm United Stales Marshal, or on. of his cabinets, a complete Inventory of validity of the decedent's will, the the amount of $30.00 per calendar duly authorized deputies, will sell which can be obtained at the Civil qualIfications of the personal day in liquidated damages in ac Total Funds Available SU43,45900 Law. Iihe-3$.1$S5 the property situate in Seminole Division of the Seminole County recessntativL or the venue or cordance with. Article 16 of the Supplementary Gneral Conditions. C...rdlnetor County, Florida, described as: Lot Sheriff's Department. All property lurisdiction of the cotai. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Mffi,rlty Business EaIerpr$w I, Lone Pines. accordIng to Plat o be sold In a lot. Appropriations: TM geal for p.rticlpetlon by Administration $ 571,341.00 thVf as recorded in Plat Book U, and the undersigned as Sheriff of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Minority Business Enterprises In page 21 of the Public RCOld$ of Seminole County, Florida will at WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Public Safety 2100,035.00 DsteolthellntpubiIcationolthio fui$lllingthet,rmsandcondltionsof Seminole Cosmty, Florida, subiect, 1I:OOA.htonthel0thdayo$Augusl Public Works 127,1I0.00 however, tota*ss. If any due, for tP'9 &D. IC??, offer (or sale and neil to Notice of Administration: July 39, any and all contracts issued has Recreation I Parks 316,261.00 year 1919 at public outcry to the the highest bidder, for cash, subject been establIshed as twenty percent Insurance I Special Funds 33.444,00 highest and best bidder for cash at to any and all existing hans, at ft 5. Jrise5 R. Boyd (20 pd. I of the total contract aworft. Debt Service 431.000,00 As Personal RepresentatIve 12 o'clock noon on Thursday, August Front (West) Door of the Seminole of the Ancillary Estate of OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED Total Appropriations sis,.go 30, 1979 at the West door of the County Courthouse In Sanford, HELENE. BOYD The Owner reserves the right to Seminole County Courthouse, Florida, the above described Deceased Sanford, Florida. reject any or aft Proposals d to property. Dated: July 26, 1979 waive any informality or That said sale is Wing made to ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL GEORGE B. GROSSE REPRESENTATIVE: technicality In my Prepesal in lbs satisfy the terms of said Writs The detailed copy of the Budget may be seen at the Office of the CIty , UNITED STATES MARSHAL Execution, Ipeer s-Thomas interest of the Owner. Clark. Middle DistrIct of Florida Of SPEll SPill, P.A. Dsted: July 2. 1979 All parties in interest and cItizens shall have an opportunity to submit E. Polk. KENDELL W. WHERRY P,O. los "(SEAL) written andor oral comments at said hearing. Sheriff , Assistant United States Attorney 113 MagnolIa Avenue H. N. Tamm, Jr. Seminole County, By; J. Thomas Wilson III Home OffIce Attorney (or Plaintiff SiiiIot, FIoi'Ida 33771 Executive Director City Clerk Florida 904.7344031 Publiih: July 21 August 2, 9, 16, Publish: July IC, 26, August 2, 9, TeleØSQflL (305) 2.0liI Publish July 5, 10, 13, 13, 1$, 22, 31 CIty of Sanford, Florida 1979 . Publish July 19, 26, 9fl ntid 26, 1979 1979 Publish July 26, 1979 OEL.71 DEL-92 -_ DEL-23 OEL.lO7 DEL.17 U •UIIIUUU•IU )I _________________ - -- U U I I U I I .. contained with the Petition requests _____ I U U U I Al U DEADLINES - I. 35c a line the Court to award that certain percent of the vote. Inherit the "They really didn't think the become familiar with ['hil by virtue of that certain Writ of File Number 79-26CP Sundoy Noon Fridoj property owned by you and your Execution Issued out of and under Division backing of Ronald Reagan's precinct workers were that Crane, they like him." wife, Marsha Lynn Harris Barnes, Another problem Crane faces the seal of the Circuit Court of IN RE; ESTATE OF rapidly fading candidacy. Important," Harkins said. "The as tenants by the entireties, located OranpeCounty,Florida,upona final LOWE FRANKLIN GARNER, at Longwood, Florida, and more _____________________ That's the strategy Rep. way I think it should be done is Is being a conservative candi- lodgement rendered in the aforesaid Decea partIcularly described as: Philip Crane of Illinois is to figure out how many votes date In a field where Reagan court on the 26th day of June, AD. 6—Chi!d Care - -s—Lost & Found Lot 74, Block 1, Sabal Point 1979, in that certain case entitled, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION mapping to win the Republican you need, break it down by dominates. This doesn't bother Ronald L. Irwin Plaintiff, .vs. TrIton TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Amended Plat, Plat Book 19, Page Bohannon's Day Care Center presidential nomination, flow precinct, and tell each precinct Harkins, who was Reagan's Development Company, Inc., and 67, Seminole County, Florida Found: Fem. Dachshund CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. that he has put his campaign captain how many votes you midwest campaign coordinator Art Pinder, Defendant, which THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL to your wife, Marsha Lynn Harris Vicinity Sem. HS Open6:3OAM 6.30 PM aforesaid Writ of Execution was OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Barnes. as lump sum alimony, and 327.6769aff S In 1976 and wishes him back together after a series of need." 331.7420 Sdayswk. you are required to serve a copy of delivered to me as Sheriff ci IN THE ESTATE:.. ______________________ "Our basic posture is that Seminole County, Florida, and I disasters that left him deeply in Harkins thinks Crane will finyour Response or Pleading on the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Baby sitting days only. Mon. thru 6—Child Care debt. and without most of his ish first, or second to Reagan Phil Crane should be every have levied upon the following that the administration of the estate petitioner's attorney before August Fri. 1 kid $17. 2 kids $30. Break. 27, 1979. If you fail to do so, _____________________________ major campaign staff. in the Florida GOP state Reagan delegate's insurance described property owned by Triton of Louie Franklin Garner, deceased, fast, lunch & snack 322 6451. judgment by default will be taken Development, Inc., said property File Number 79.763.CP, is pending In First & Only child care center open Jerry Harkins, an Iowa convention straw poll in policy if he (Reagan) does desibed as follows: The Westerly 500 feet of the the Circuit Court for Seminole against you for the relief demanded Begin. Saturday In Sanford ARE BUDGETS SLIM in the Petition, businessman and old political November, do well in the fade, he has somewhere to go," fling June 2. Sanford Early County. Florida, Probate Division, BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Southerly 165 feet ThIs notice shall be published once and personal friend of Crane January precinct caucuses in Harkins said. "Ow- campaign of Lot 19, of Entz. the address of which is North Park Childcare Center. 322.6445. FROM THE WANT AD Farms, No. 3 according to Avenue, Sanford, Florida. The a week for tour (4) consecutive COLUMNS. who took over after the major Iowa and then make a big designed in no way to hurt minger the plat thereof as recorded in Plat __________________________ -1 representative of the estate weeks In the Sanford Evening -• shakeup two months ago, said showing in the New Hampshire Reagan, it's almost designed to Book 6, Page 27, of the Public personal I _____________________________ whose address Herald. is Roger E. C,arner, [ego.Notice Records of Seminole County, is Deted this 73rd day of July, 1979, be supportive. the campaign of the first an- primary, ss Grancfview Avenue, Orlando, Florida; LESS the Westerly 165 • Legal Notice Florida 3280$. The name and adat Sanford, Seminole County, "I think New Hampshire can "If you accept premise nounced Republican candidate the Southerly 163 feet of Lot 19 as of dress of the personal represen Florida. be won wlth8or9percent of the Reagan will fade, then I say it said Entzminger Farms, No. 3,Lot tative'sattorneyaresetforlhbeiOw. (SEAL) is now back on track. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. campaign vote," he said. "There are (our competition) would be measuredalongthelineiof said dumped his Crane All persons having claims or SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 19. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court against the estate are chairman, pollster, press approximately 160,000 Republi- JohnConnallyand,thisisa long and PROBATE DIVISION the undersigned as Sheriff of demands PROBATE DIViSION By: Eve Crabtree THREE WiTHIN File Number 79264-cp secretary and other top aides cans and 140,000 independents shot, maybe (Gen. Alexander) Seminole County, Florida, wilt at required, File Number 79.264.CP Deputy Clerk MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Division 11:00A.M. on the 17th dayof August, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Michael S. Davis DivisIon because they were trying to thatcanvotelnthatprlmary— Haig," he said. IN RE: ESTATE OF AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to IN RE: ESTATE OF Smith & Davis modify his ultra-conservative 300,000 total, and In a multiLETHA M. FOWLER thehighestbidder,forcash,subject THISPIOTICE,tofilewlththeclenk 1152 PEARL L. PLUNKETT Deceased image and had put the cam- candidate field you should be I to any and all existing liens, at the of the above court a written P.O. Box Deceased Front (West) Door of the Seminole statement of any claim or demand Orlando, Fl. 32802 LegalNotice Petitioner able to win with 24,000 to 28,000 I _________________________ paign $1 million in debt. (nunty (ourthouse in Sanford, theymayhave.Eachclalmmustbe Attorney for NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION NOTICEOFADMINISTRATIOPI writing and must indIcate the Pubiishjuty26& Aug.2,9, 16,1979 I The debt has been cut by votes. Florida, the above described real in FICTITIOUS NAME and DEL-li) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING name claim, the the basis for ____________ ______ $250,000 since then, and Crane CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Notice is hereby given that we are property. ADVERTISEMEPITFOR BIDS That said sale is being made to addressofthecreditororhlsagenit THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL engaged in business at 1296 Lake says it should be mostly paid by the amount or attorney, and OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Lucerne Cr., Casselberry, Seminole satisfy the terms of said Writ Legal Notice claimed. If the claim is not yet due, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given IN THE ESTATE: the end of the year. IN THE ESTATE: County, Florida, under fictitious Execution, Proposals will be will become due that Sealed the date when it YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "It's almost like a new John E. Polk, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED name 'of R.S. BURGER, is NOTICE TOCREDITORS shall be stated. If the claim received by the Seminole County that the administration of the estate that the administration of the estate Sheriff campaign as far as the PUBLISHER, and that we intend to OF BULK TRANSFER contingent or unllquidated, the Housing Authority, Sanford, Florida of LETHA M. FOWL ER. deceased, of PEARL L. PLUNK E IT, Seminole County, register said name with the Clerk of organization Is concerned outnature of the uncertainty shall be at the Engineer's Office in Sanford, DATE: July 23, 1979 File Number 79.264-CP, is pending in deceased, FiIr Number 79.24.CP, is Florida the Circuit Court, Seminole County, side of Washington," Harkins TO: ALL CREDITORS OF Florida in accordance with the Publish: July 26, August 7, 9, 16, stated. If the claim is secured, iie Florida, until 2 p.m. local time on the Circuit Court for Seminole pending in the Circuit Court for security shall be described. Thi July 27, 1979, for the Renovation of County, Florida, Probate Division, Seminole County, Florida, Probate SPEEDY QUICK INSTANT said man Interview. "We're not provisions of the FIctItious Name 1979 Treatment claimant shall delIver sufficIent Sewage PRINTING CENTER System. the address of which is Seminole Division, the address of which is Statutes, To.Wit: SectIon 863.09 DELI1O getting into a lot of the states as copies of the claim to the clerk tf 1191 E. Altamonte Drive Elevated Drain Field in accordance County Courthouse, North Park North Park Avenue, Seminole Florida Statutes 1957. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR enable th. clerk to mail one copy to with Drawings, Specifications and Ave., Sanford, FL. The personal County Courthouse, Sanford, FL quickly as I'd like to, but it's Aitamonte Springs, Robert S. Burger SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, each personal representatIve. Florida 3270) Procedural Documents prepared representative of the estate iS The personal representative of the going well. Marlene Lelninger Allpersonslntef'Istedinthee$tate by Clark, Dieti and Associates PROBATE DIVISION Pursuant to the provisions DOUGLAS STENSTROM. whose estate is MILDRED JOHNSON, Publish July 5, 12, 19, 26, 1979 "The biggest problem Was Section 6.107 of the Uniform Corn. to whom a copy of this Notice of Engineers. Inc. FILE NO. 79.213-CF address ii P. 0. Box 1330, Sanford, whose address is 2661 Sand Lake DEL.?) are The project, located in the City Administration has been mailed the overspending they did mercial Code (F.S.A. SS 616.6.107), IN RE: ESTATE OF FL 32771. The name and address f Road, Maitland, FL 37751. The name WITHIN requIred, THREE Oviedo, Florida, consists of the personal representative's at- and address of KATHERINE M. STOVER, which left us with a debt which you are hereby notified that on the FICTITIOUS NAME the personal MON I'HS FROM THE DATE OF replacement of the upper level tile torney are set forth below. day of August, 1919, a transfer in All persons having claims or representative's attorney are set limits our ability to do things 6th Notice is hereby given that we are Deceased. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF distribution system and filter media Bulk assets of SPEEDY QUICK IN. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION THISNOTICE,tofileanyobjections In a two compartment elevated demands against the estate are forth b'ilow. until we can get in manageable STANT PRINT ING CENTER, engaged in business at 202 Live Oak The administration of the Estate Center, Casselberry, Fla, 32707 All persons having claims 'Or they may have that challenge the drainfleld, installationof piping and required, WITHIN THREE shape," he said. whose business address is 1)91 E. Seminole County, Florida, under the of Katherine M. Stover, deceased, validity of the decedent's will, the valves to allow selective dosing of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF demands against the estate are Most of the "overspending" Altamonte Drive, WITHIN THREE Springs, Florida, will Altamonte be made to Dfictitious name of CENTRAL FileNumber79.283.CP,ispendlng in qualifications of the personal the drain field, repair of the lower THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF required, was on salaries, rent and other .3 PRINTING, INC. whose FLOP IDA RESEARCH & DEVE. the Circuit Court for Seminole representative, or the venuro or tile collection headIng, replacement THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk MONTHS F ROM THE DATE OF LOPMENT CO. and that we Intend County, Florida, Probate Division, jurisdiction of the court. of the chlorine feeder and housing of the above court a written THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF business address is 1)9) E. office expenses, he added to register said name with the Clerk the address of which is Seminole ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND system for the drain field effluent statement of any claim or demands THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk defending the several million Altamonte Drive, Altamonte of the Circut Court, Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Fla. OBJECTIONS NOT SC) FILED and general clean up, re-seeding iR they may have. Each claim must be of the above court a written SprIngs, Florida. The debts of the dollars the Crane campaign transferor are not to be paid in full County, Florida in accordance with 32711. The name and address of the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. the upper drain field surface area in writing and must indicate the statement of any claim or demand the provisions of the Fictitious personal representative and of the Date of the first publication of this and the discharge header and basis for the claim, the name and they may have. Each claim must be spent on the direct mail cam- by the undersigned buyer and the Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section personal representative's attorney Notice of AdmInistration July 19, chlorinator housIng area. address of the creditor or nis agent in writing and must Indicate the are set forth below. paign directed by computer following Information is furnished to 865.09 Florida Statutes 1951. 1979. BE or attorney, and the amount basis for the claim, the name and PROPOSALS WILL you herewith: All interested persons are Sig. James S. Bubaloni wiu.ard Richard Viguerie. Roger E. Garner PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, address of the creditor or his agent The property to be transferred required to file with the court J. Allen Stoycon As Personal Representative ALOUD immediately after the the date when it will becqme due or attorney, and the amount claim. Harkins cut the payroll from consists of: fixtures, equipment and Publish July 5, 12, 19, 26, 1979 WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM ed. If the claim Is not yet due, the of the Estate of expiration of the time established shall be stated. if the claim is inventory which is located at 1191 E. THE DATE OF THE FIRST $80,000 a month to $35,000, DEL.22 contingent or unliquidated, the date when it will become due, shall Louie FranklIn Garner of Proposals, above for receipt Altamonte Drive. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: "I'm charging the campaign Deceased SPECIFICATIONS nature bf the uncertainty shall be he stated. If the claim Is contingent DRAWINGS, The estimated total of the (1) all claims against the estate and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. stated. If th. claim is secured, the or unliquldated, the nature of the $3,000 a month (or wtvit mt transIeror's debts is S Unknown. THE PROPOSED ANNUAL (2) any objection by an interested REPRESENTATIVE: MENTS security shall be described. The uncertainl, shall be stated. if the BUDGET doing and I'm doing th'e wórl ôl 3. A schedule of the property to beFOR AND CA P1 TAL person to whom notice was mailed Douglas Stenstrom ci Drawings, Specifications and claimant shall di 'iver sufficient claim Is secured, the security shall Iranslerred and a list of the PROGRAM people who were making a total FOR THE CITY OF that challenges the validity of the Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh & Procedural Documents may be copies of the clalm"$o "ie clerk to be described. The claimant shall creditors of the above named will, the qualifications of the . .Julian of $170,000 a year that's transferor, as furnished by the said SANFORD, FLORIDA, obtained upon application at the enable the clerk to mat 'e copy to deliver sufficient copies of the claim a personal representative, venue or to the clerk to enable the clerk to Notice is hereby given that Box 1330, Sanford, Florida officeof Clerk, Ditz and Associates. each personal represei1tawhere one of the big savings transferor, may be inspected at the PublIc Hearing will be held at the jctb0r of the court. 32711 Engineers, Inc., 300 West Fulton All persons inN"osted in tht.estate mail one copy to each personal following address: 500 Highway 17- CommissIon Room in the City Hall ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS Telephone was right there," he said. (305) 332-2171. Street, Sanford, Florida, upon the to whom a copy of this Notice of representative. 92, Fern Park, Florida 32730. in the City of Sanford, Florida, at NOT SO FILED WILL BE Publish July 19, 26, 1979 Harkins dumped half of payment of a deposit of $23.00 per Administration has been mailed ar,. ' " 1. The transfer Is not being made 7:00o'ciock P.M. on August 13, 1979, FOREVER BARRED. I fl*Ulh SA4J us mis Notice of DEL.17 set. The deposit shalt be in cash, or required, THREE WITHIN predecessors' political strategy to pay or satisfy existing debts. Date of the first publication of this has been mailed are to consIder the Annual Budget for check drawn payable to Clark, Dietz MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 5. The amount of new con. the fiscal year of October 1, 1979 to notice of administration: July 26, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR for Crane. WITHIN THREE and Associates-Engineers, Inc. l'he THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF required, LegalNotice N U I - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PROBATE DIVISION Thursday, July 26, 1979-SB Iu.IUIa....ui. U Work clothes, boots 8. shoeS ___________________________ _____________ (91fl49(eJ!,I,J' ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS _______________________ I 3)0 Sanford Ave. 3225791 I I WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 31)-315E.First5t. J225672 I I I for sale DavIdSt.,WinterSprings I Beauly Salon Chairs-used but good cond. $20 each. Sanford Salvage. 1712 So. of I Furniture322 illi. I 3232222 -._-. I Plastering Interior Exterior Plastering LicenSed & Bonded Call 322 2180 .NSULATION...'Batting, blowing RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 or 904 7346708 collect. .. ___________________________ "ngisher.iitsagoati,,i to choose a new home from the pages of our classified ads. ______________________________ ______________________________ I _________________________________ I yrs exp Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal,321.I321 4 11'1Jil&'1iP,%'j Railings Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 11*1, 339 1693 _________________________ I To List Your Business... I1v,P U1JLI _______________________________ I 831-9993 I322-2611 or ____________________ 1 - I._ - 5,,. -. . ' - ' . . - ' '? ' I .- _i e - -- - - -_.. ' '.,, . :! ' --.. �I 66-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, •W p•,• I • • r • *. • •.•, I • •• July 2, 17 1 TV ____ • Flo-Cote LATEX PAINT MIRROR TILES For interior at exterior use. Brilliant White paint in 2 gallon reusable plastic pail. Brighten and add dimension to any room in your home with do-it-yourself, stick-on 12" x 12" mirror tiles. No. 702 Clear. Scotty's 11 I- 99 71st Year, No. 293-Friday, July 27, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-( USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents - I _ ' .. TV 2-Gallon Pail Reg. Price (2 gallons) . . 59 9.99 Injured In Each Tile Second Seminole Accident Reg. Price (each tile) .............................69 :rrLJLi.p. A4WIIL..:!r,4 !!J Add beauty and reliability to your kitchen with a Rockwell washerless faucet that's guaranteed "dripfree" for 5 years! No. 07229. POWER VENTILATOR 24 95 V GARBAGE Or TRASH BAGS _____ - TALL KITCHEN BAGS 11 gallon capacity. No. E-2-0230 (box of 15 bags) . .................. p .. . .. . 2-ply TRASH BAGS 30 gallon capacity No. E-7322(box of 10 bags) Comes with easy-to-follow installation instructions for the do-it-yourselfer. • - ....... . Rag. Price (box)......... . . . . . . . . . . . . • . Reg. Price (each) ............................... 19.99 990 • . . ....... 1.19 2 X 4 X 8' YELLOW PINE SPECIAL SUPER OIL , 'I'795 Each 09110 . it Premium grade household machine oil that lubricates and protects. No. Li 0-03. PLUMBER'S FRIEND ) " heavy rubber P with smooth wood handle. NO. 72. \_t"• 01 H 35 9 Each wood that is suitable for many do-it-yourself projects. kqsmw Each L• ire, . . . . . . ........ . . . 450 Rag. Price (each). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer There's money to help those on their way to ice cream and fun at Disney World, but not for those people trying to operate a business along Center Street in Altamonte Springs, state Piece Apdo Reg. Price (each) 1.29 Rag. Price (piece) .............1.09 1 POWER ..;; TAPE 4 Professional features such as high impact case, positive toggle lock, 3/4" wide rigid Yellow b blade with belt clip, • BATHROOM RANGE HOODS ACCESSORIES Handsome contemporary styling, featuring concealed screw mounting brackets. Triple-plated chrome finish. Easy to Install, ' 4$" Double Duct or ductless 30" hood. Has two-spied motor, enclosed light, lifetime aluminum filter. Prewired and preassimbled. In White, Cot- fee, LItIWAY Each 8318 16'x314".. . . TOWEL BAR SET -1318 8325 25'x 314" ......... 6.59 24" long, idNam ZIt1 \F--' . ' WOOD FINISH 'I Urethane finish Is to " water, crease oil riI ' ' detergent and sun. , I I Vt. .'1 light For floors, pan- i sling, cabinets, furI ~CVV VI~A niture. I I Quart ...... 3.99 j Gallon .13.59 No. 06089(.ach) ....... 24,95 ZIP -GUARD -.' . •.-.. - . • FF . Sco4ty's Interior Latex (PERMA-1lLT WALL PAINT Formulatd for use Stoinboos Stool OW LATO r. I on wall :ua Framed BATH masonry, plaster or CABINET 1 i I I wallboard Gallon Recessed with 16" x can. ; 22" mirror. Stainless White...... 2.99 steel mirror frame and 3adjUstab$eshelves. Colors ...... 3.49 Reversible for right or left hand opening. Extsrlor Latex HOUSE PAINT select minor. For exterior surfaces P1121.SP-S (each) 14. of masonry or metal. I (I7IOaAlVy I Flat finish. Gallo a on n 11U5[wu1 VsntIlat.dSHELVING I______ Solve your storage problem with White... . ventilated shelving. Made of vinyl I ChIP Colors ...... 4.49 L coated resistant.a" n ' Rust-free and - - ________ . j _______ r. ••• .. _____ •. LIQUID NAILS MACCO' Adhesive for installing door and window trim, shelf brackets, towel bars, veneer brick, paneling, etc. No. LN-6O15(ci'ttidg) 670 .... I Prlia nial ki ._i,_ ,, , No.1202 12 x2. ...... 4 95 . 1 . k4 1 -_ I B.g ...... 2.95 J... nter cut mooffic Gross u. lm IS U chipm,ustixoof nd stain-proof. Easy to Install. No. 47404(e.ch) ....... 24,U ,wurt D - 20 Year Warranty Square ........ 20.97 BERGLAS$ I lave energy; riake your tome more Comforfable, 1-11 Sq. Ft. "*23.':1 R-19 i Sq. Ft. 6"23".,18 receive $350 million in road improvements Organization (MPO) members Thursday. ''I'm tired of seeing Seminole County and Orange County taxpayers' money used to finance highway improvements that benefit other people. We have a severe need for road improvements that would make conditions safer along Center Street. "It is (line that those who receive the benefits of our tax money start paying their fair share. I'd rather see state money spent in Seminole County than for the people at Disney World," Hattaway said. Hattaway's remarks came prior to a vote by MPO members to approve a 20-year, $400 million highway plan prepared by the Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) for Orange, Seminole will receive about $50 million. Of that total, about $22() million conies from slate license tag revenues, gas taxes allocated by the state and other revenues on a fixed formula basis. The remaining $180 million conies from the first four cents on State gas tax and federal gas taxes. That money is given to regional DOT planners for use according to their priorities. A breakdown of the plan presented shows Orange County will receive $160 million and Seminole County $20 nitlijon if no amendments are made. The motion to approve the plan with the right to amend It was made by Seminole representative Sandra Glenn. It passed on a vote of 8-to-I, with fellow Seminole representative and county What's Killing Ducks Here? •"b - ' by the ),car 2000 and commissioner Bill Kirchhoff voting in opposition. Seven l)ala'l members were absent. Ms. Glenn first asked for a 39-day delay ) that itietitbers could study ways to distribute the funds more' equitably. But she tiroppeti that proposal when 1)01 sikkesIIt('fl SIL(! a th'las would be unwise because the funds for consultant's %k (irk on the project had expired wid technical expertise could not be vrovided i' • •. ' a month from flOW. "Perhaps if the Seminole ('tnuitv representatives' sttt'iidaii&'t' record were better, they wouldn't need nlinrt' time to study tlit' plan, they would have known what was going oil,'' Orlando Mayor Carl lingford said. l.aniglord is chairman of ttit' Ml'(). ''liii' problem is there are just [our of us; we can get out-voted. We're a hitinority," Ms. Gieiui replied. Kirchhoff said he was not satisfied with the panel's action lie said he does not feet Seminole County ultimately will get a fair shake' In (WillIng. "It the plan) was approved without our input. I don't think our rt'qtus't was trnrt'asonablc. Wliit Oiu:tge t.ounty WHlltc(1 its Iron Bridge sewer and needed our cooperation, we spent hours aitti iWI i .1 TOCKAD( • 43 . A.. ' . .. )knrkanW'1Thdtiits.Ii. - I., . - • • ,. " •i 'I, . ,,, • , 6.09 Bundle 6.75 . I Bundle 6.66 Bundle 6.99 Bundle 2 X 4 X 8' SPRUCE STUDS Strong construction grade lumber. Piece...,. 1.57 2x4x92%" SPRUCE PRECUT STUDS Piece .... 1.55 Lin. Ft.,.,49C Enjoy That I Ph: 323-4700 le on nursday, the Shanwock spected the gasohol condng planat present calls forthe iiiiiiit!tlt,.itet,oiistructioii ofan $8 Antioug (1k' projects sche'duied for cotiiple'tion in Seinm',l&' ( 'ount> before' 1985 are the follov lug: s''vi: 1fl''I 431 ftitir-linititg troiui I Otility line. SOIl 4311 to (lie Orange -- IN tlLtS A Il'. 4 sux - lamiung (ruin S.R. 134 to S.R. 436. MM tt.ANLi BI ND. tour-liming from SR. 431 to the Orange 1otilnty line. .',l it IL ROUTE' 436 iittt'rt'hangt im provements and sixSect 'Si' l't'Nl)S, I'agt' ?1t -- utter To A Sto Bowen said it has not yet been indicated the water was coming A I Black, by Sept. 15. Saxoh Vice must be submitted percent without a public enthusiasm of state in. Service Station on U.S. High- from the pump, we noticed It determined whether the from the storage tank at the President, said his firm will A meeting of council will be referendum. Spectors-or two cars using the way 17-92 in Fern Park loaded a was separating. There was problem was in the gasohol service station and not the have a new supply of gasohol product during the first tank with gasohol and an- water In It, so we put a Stop Itself or in the service Station's gasohol being sent to the ready by next week. station. Meanwhile, in Tallahassee market test of the gas-alcohol nounced plans to begin selling order on the pump and storage tank. "All we know is that there mixture being distributed by the mixture as unleaded fuel for prevented further salef," said "The state inspectors were another gasohol experiment Saxon Petroleum Co. of San- 98.9 cents per gallon. The Ben Bowen, lab chief for the was water in the mixture as it out to our plant and tested the worked successfully. U. Gov. product was then sold to four Florida Department of came out of (tie pump." gasohol before it left. It was all Wayne Mixson got a tankful of Around The Clock ford. 4A or, Lamb However, the lab chief said right then," the Saxon the fuel and drove away with no Bridge "Somehow water got into the drivers. A short time later, two Agriculture's petroleum Inw Horoscope that in another test of the 10 spokesman said. "Moisture difficulty. Mixson said he tried Calendar mixture, but we are working of those cars were towed back spection division, 8A lIOSJ3ltal "You have to be real careful percent alcohol-90 percent collects in almost all gas tanks, gasohol to see if it gives him Comics hardtocorrect the problem and to the station. Water had gotten an. t)lRI.%''.5 but it will mix with gasohol better mileage and because it's Crosstord get the product to the people as into the fuel and the cars wi th gasohol, it's more gasoline fuel held in nort hern j Sports susceptible to water than gas" Florida, a similar problem instead of separating right away to stretch current limited editorial Soon as possible," a Saxon sputtered to a halt. Iekvistuu "When we get there and in- he said. supplies of gas. OCCUITed and an investigation away like regular gas." SPOkeflan said today. Deal- Abby Weather i - 6:00 Mondsy thru Saturdsy Today • ClossdSundsy Gasohol Gasohol faUed to Ignite the HOURS: 7 Coun 'I'lle million to $12 utillion interchange near Disney World at Buena Vista, while improvements to (enter Street in Altamonte Springs would not be ittatle iinti 19'i5, li v id Monday at 3 limo to By IILGII Tilt )MSON ilisuu Pos;ul)lL' new sources of Herald Stall Writer revenues from federal sources. Lake Mary's tax rate is ( :owu•ilinan P at Southward sufficient to pr o v i de enough revenues for iit'cessarv cityMalt! (lie' projected budget st'rvu-es according to tilt, (. I t) was not realistic and suggested iivahiager. placing a four pe rcent tax on This was suggested in a work utilities, a nine percent tax on session of (lit' Lake Mar> ('it>- telephones, and a tax on natural Cotuit'il Thursday iiight which gas usage, saying the gas lasted four hours. 'Flie session company did not contribute a was one of several recently in 'dune'' of revenue. Mrs. SouthwhcIi discussion centered art ward did isit recommend any the city's budget and (lie need to percentage figure- for gas. generate' revenue's. Councilman Nelson said he At 'l'hursday 's nieetuig one favored an increase in the fart was evident, according to property tax, Counuilniami Cliff Nelson: either Lake Mary's tax base consalary cuts or cuts in personnel sists of property cppraised at uiu.st be made, or there must be approximately $47 million, with an increase in (lie rperty tax a local property tax rate of $3 rate. per thousand of appraised Alternative' taxing miiethods, 'alue'. The city of Longwood, to such as taxes on utilities, compare, has approximately telephones or gas consumption, m i llion in property as a also were discussed. base, with a rate of $2.83 per Last year's budget in Lake thousand; Casselberry's base is Mary was $691,856. No firm roughly $139 million, with a perbudget amount for Lake Marys thousand rate of $1.95; Sanford next fiscal year has been set has approximately $153 million yet, but Lake Mary City property assessments, with a Manager Phil Kulbes projected rate of $6.88; Winter Springs, anticipated revenues of $438,538 bigger than Lake Mary in area and anticipated expenses of by about 20 percent, has $550,465. In the general fund properties valued at op. alone, according to Kulbes, proximately $&i million, with a anticipated revenues, in round rate of $2.05; Altamonte figures, are $320,000; an- Springs has a $3.34 tax rate, ticipated expenses have been with taxable properties valued computed at $428,000. at approximately $331 million. A tax increase of some kind appears to be the most feasible According to a recently way to meet the problem. passed state law, council members agreed. municipalities cannot raise A projected balanced budget, their tax rate more than 5 I# *prIc$5 .ff.Ctivs from Fri. July 27.Aug. 2 SANFORD 700 French Avenue hours of our tutu' trying to help. I think we should have been extended tIn' sai n t, courtesies," Kirchhoff said. Kirchhoff said the attendance record at MPO meetings among St'iiuiiolt' representatives was as good as that of Orange County and ()rlaiolu representatives. 1k' said he attends about 50 percent of the titeetings. Budget Woes In Lake Mary ' .1 Create additional storage space In your home or workshop. Shelving Is soft, easy to work. Will accept paint or stain. 8' through 16' lengths. olls HurId Photo by Tom Nets,I -------.• 1 x 12 No. 3 SHELVING . ' A head-on collision on State Road •u; claimed the life of a 23-yea r-old Lake Wales man whose "ar was st ruck l)v an -of-state driver tuiiig ih wrong way. 3-Tab No. 240 ASPHALT 1.20 N$ULATION • section 25.90 1632 10.05 • • .v Fuel CostsF m styling in __ 3-Tab FIIEROLASS (roft4ocksd one*-free, resist Weather, Insects ''rj SntkiuSbtassfIn' I ROORNO SHINGLES 15 Year Warranty Square ....... 19.98 SOIb. Bag (each)..... . rurwwuu8' brow or ontin ano. dizod aluminum finw SPZ!32.1O19 !I 5 I "_..- CYPRUS WOOD FENCING Durable quality key lock sets with dsedboh for gr.st.rsecurity. = Scotty's - 010* . Ideal for Manicuring patlosized lawns. Cuts 8" pith. No.307..... 13.79 . KEY LOCK SITS 91I , warranty. No.307 It tnfta 3-Tab No. 235 ASPHALT 16 Year Warranty Square ....... 18,27 3-Tab RIEROLASS 20 Year Warranty Square .... ... 20.2.5 C01jjRj" Each trimmer has limited 1-year a 33 -' Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 cu. ft. -- 0011111111111111 Bowl STAINLESS STEEL SINK In White and Colors. 0W1J1$/CORNINO ROOFING SHINGLES CONCRETE MIX •1 Un. Ft 449 Add $t25 for right or #.ft hind Sealed down by the sun against wind and weather. . f 1 '- d representative Bobby Hattaway told Metropolitan Planning • ROOF SHINGLES 112"x4'x8' (4 ply)...... 8.02 5/8" * 4' x 8'.......... 10946 . 5cyI ILA . No. 1203 12"*3........ 7.2 No. 1204 12"x4 ........ O.45 . '' I', Seminole and Osceola counties. Seminole representatives, upset at the manner in which $180 millon of the highway funds are scheduled to be distributed were successful in gaining a compromise on the plan. While the plan as presented was approved, members agreed to amend and revise priorities if necessary. According to the plan, Orange County will • 1/2" x 4' x 8'(3 ply)...... 7.64 . - 4. ...... Nore led V" Sheet 3/8"x4'x8 ............. 6.55 3/4" sq. (each). 5.391200 Duct-Type (each). .29.45 1300 Ductless leech) 30.05 No. SL24OKL. Washirliss .12.99 LAVATORY FAUCET POSTFORMEDCOUNMTOF "4 Lawn and Gordon Wth awatoi Has • Measure, finish, and install. Choose , FERTRM acry lic I nd$es ani pop- from vuii, Nugget, Butcher Block Al purpose, use on f up drain 5mm- or Golden Kid patterns In 6', 8', 10' enything you grow. hiy with illustra- orl2 lengths. 40% organic (40% L synthetic). 50 lb. ted Instructions. bag. Contains Iron. RockwW8t.rflng s -'i' Yellow BUG LIGHT 405 1324 .. - ' A strong, economical way to cover Make your outdoor livrough framed walls and roofs. Also ing more enjoyable. Ideal for use as subflooring and 60 watt bulb comes many other utility applications. in a package of two. Agency Approved 1Package ..... 1.69 Ready to hang. Suspend from ceiling or wire directly to ceiling outlit boa. Baked White enamel fixture has 36" cord. Uses two 40 watt bulbs (included). Rapid rt. start. Almond. 8312 12'x314"...... .4.99 SHEATHING PLYWOOD Strip Fluorsscsnt WORK LIGHT Avocado, Harvest Wheat or )s, b- - ••-- Use Funds For Seminole Roads, Not Disney: Hattaway A long lasting, soft 5UPE 3 oz. Can • • O - Helps reduce moisture and # w11 m sq. ft. Easy to install. Weather resistant. includes thermostat, thermal fuse. 350 CFM rating certified by Home Ventilation Institute. Runs on regular house current. Quiet. No. 540. Reg. Pri•ce (each).......... 26.9.5 iI, 0 II Strong, leakproof bags with tear-off ties. ----&-•-•1.- 'Vne man was killed and at massive head and chest injuries bound lanes, instead of crossing eight other persons in. and died several hours later at over to the eastbound lanes 1: ed in two Separate auto Florida Hospital South where before turning. ccidents within minutes of he had been transported after At the scene of tl accident, jch other at Sanford's out- emergency treatment at lrts Thursday. Seminole Memorial Hospital in several police officers attempted to put together the .,The Thursday fatality Sanford. ought to 25 the number of car series of events leading up to Jaco was alone in his ' I raffic deaths in Seminole when the mishap occurred, the head-on crash, and one unty since Jan. 1, according investigating officers said, as officer indicated it may have to the Florida Highway Patrol. was the driver of the New been bad luck that caused the f that number, 15 were in Jersey car, Nicholas Van crash because a minute or two 1incorporated Seminole, the Bulten, 75, of Hawthorne, N.J., before, passing motorists remainder in incorporated who was listed today in spotted the New Jersey car dties. satisfactory condition at SMH traveling in the wrong direcThe first accident Thursday where he was admitted for his (ion. According to one Sanford becurred about 1:05 p.m. on injuries. sate Road 46, just west of Although investigating of- patrolman, an off-duty law 'sanford, when a New Jersey ficers have not yet completed officer who himself had just car, traveling west in the their reports, preliminary finished lunch and was driving astbound lanes collided information gathered at the his vehicle eastbound on 46 iead-on with a Florida car. scene indicates Van Buiten may heading toward Sanford, The driver of the Florida car, have just left the Auto Train spotted the oncoming New 23-year-old Gene Richard Jaco area and turned left onto route Jersey car in the wrong lane of Lake Wales, sustained 46 heading west in the east- See LAKEWALES, Page 2A Rockwell /Sterling • Each Lake Wales Man, 23, Killed In Collision Single Lever Washerless KITCHEN FAUCET ii . , . - .. • ' r •, .•.•. --_''?'' ,• , . - . ,•...,,... - - , .. .- __ .. - - . . - . - . -- --- 0 - - 0 . io 0 ,s a.. • - .• . . 4.4. - # -- . - -.- 0 I- ,.',a -• -• ._.•._•. -, -- .-'- . 4 - - -, ... 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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>, July 26, 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/0d44819585e5e5bb7ce04500690edfba.pdf e3b3b02072e926d005e615323a730cc6 PDF Text Text S AO 72nd Year, No. 77—Monday, Nov. 19, 1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 The Crone GOP 2nd Choice? Real By TOM GIORDANO Herald Managing Editor OEM - .'d S 0 # .. - 0 uni*rWhirI) Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents - V' - .. •-•-, - • •' - . .1 • by Hal Kaufman HEAR, NIARI Weafi knew SAPETYIsalmpsr$aefwwdIebsarjnm$,ijyfpg the lWIys Sr any time. Cal. yes Nod at Islet five words of leer Ieflsrs or mar. am" Its letters? P.S.: STAY &W SAFE aretws. See if you can M at least Seer mare. -. - • same aS ØSSA '$.f 111S eIf Travel Hotel On their way to Grandmas house, Mom Daddrove ove 100 mOss Witha fiat tire, but neither was aware of It. How could this be? a1II1M11M$I lead sos bird's name b.ckwsrds and yes bays Sb, word for an sMrv*lul person. West bird? . 11911 W41 • - . - WITNWOID$ Have you a way with wed at Lars see. The word "calve" *Pelr$ both CrOS$anddown In the diagram above. You are asked folner$ four additional five. letter wordsto form a wordsquare in which all words row -:• . - - .- - same across and down. Definitions of words -:. (Number 1 Is carve,. ; CAN YSU TRUST YOUR IYI$? Thins are of tosof ifs~ aim fu*swlsg dofoils bifwos top asud liftom How qvldtty c yes ""ohm?' sok IULU$ with fsn bjJajj. ____ "I "W 0 "P" 411111116 1 *SIWS If f 1*wow pi USSf.0 If JISWI I If1NI1 If IUS 1 jIfS1* If 4II $""* 1 r1NO - 1. Cut arSioflcaflp. LNlelocslsr. 3. Pro" rlver. 4.lusbepslsss4 S. SfuflUs NrCL vw4w Is Ma). .. - - - ,- - Dm1aiss ,• • ',•. - . - S - - '-',• f , . . ' p4... f , . I'# •.•-•. •,. - • . , --I;.... -• HS?I Pbsls by Tom wisher as he ambles to the speaker's podium. -- . -' • Democrats and • - - - - • Poioct • In Ca fees -Easy Vi a Ca l . -. - . - - . - - - '••,•° '- - ' - ..__. SO . ' -• -.-• -. • - - - • . - - It / • Mini i'As?. Dy I sm IIetW family lit., belief In God and honesty." received automatic appointments three their first choice could not run, Crane The f1it lady arrived late to the had been elected within the Democratic came op first with an overwhelming 461 Illinois Rep. Phil Crane autographs it picture for a supporter hours banquet at the St. Potershugh Bayhvd ezecutive cominittee and live had ban votes, 34.7 poic ; Bush Was secorld before he was slighted because (if a mistake in voting procedures. Greeted by the drains of "Yankee convention center, 10 minutes after Ccv appointed by date officials. All nine with 336 votes, or 24.5 percent and Doodle Dandy," played by a St. Peter- Robert Graham had made his In- Kennedy delegates were elected In the Connally fi,de1,d third with 143 votes, sbrg NO school bend, Rosalyna Carter, troèectory remarks. Her lati arrival was county caucus by rank and file party 10.7 percent. preddlig, called on the the file of a comedy 01 wtO(* which members. wft of The news that Connally was i While the COflVfl'Iwu was Democratic faithful Saturday night for Included the band's playing of Over by news There," halted abnçtly In the middle by Seminole County Democrats under "unity." sponsorship of the Democratic party's media as the convention delegates' On*Sunday " W* was In ft" as a switch to now song. second choice spread through the pres!" Carter wored it convincing win Few Seminole Comilans, WWW do official local publication, the "People's Saturday night dinner where Elisabeth Ii the non binding Democratic draw ban_. May o1 the flb1eCoIs8y Voice," kept open hospitality suite Taylor Warner and her U.S.senator Wllot,collect 1,114volutojusI3111for ddeWn complained about do cW of the Sberaton, sir~ riftidtmentit. husband mere blaWithled. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Three The statenient referred to an order by Jon. Edward Kenne the 0*91als dlaw ad inot with Mrs. Throughout the night, small group American hostages freed at the order of Khomeini that hostages accused of r arse"ra oura e ore is 'Carter carried the majority . formed among the I,0W or so at the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini headed spying would face Islamic justice unless deles 67 Seminole Comuds do —Moo— '' ?_' _"f,Florida's dinner, and the main topic of discussion home today and President Carter the United States surrenders the shah. ... County, L'' laduft gave .k ea k..... -demanded the rest of the U.S. Embassy _______________________ was Crane's apparent vi ctory as a ''' Me praddunt a 13$ victory over Kea- were at the lieraton, *. "The specter has been raised of other ca ptives be released immediately. second to Reagan. ..11ieonlycow4l..wii*bykennedy Mocks In 005 direction aMN blocks in AfOundTheCIeck ................... American diplomatic hostages being The P N Seminole County's supervisor of gere Broward, Martin, Palm B@sd6 fit. the odw from the con"aft COW. BrMp ..............................&-a mom hostages also would leave placed on trial," the staternent said. Seminole Cow'I1e at the banquet Cal ie nd Sarasota. .............................4 elections Camilla Bruce said the county 10 "Such a st ep would he a further flagrant achines wet used to Tan (ltk* her himbind's adrMIss - $atardsi niø* Iniuuded: Alas Keen. Cewic. ..............................SB 22•vear. violation of elementa ry human rights, e Th e hostages already freed a he results and that it took " y the first in to years ding wwhich oat a member of the Si"Ii MW Cneswsrd ..........................i-a " Marines,religious precepts and International law ,14 wom nd two black LI an a S about one hour and fifteen minutes. emil. American hod died Is cc"thst. H',p11' board of tr.is; Y"4'n Biterial................... benefit from and practice." were the first of 13 to Mrs.Clear sold,the pried" bas fggfs Reynolds, Democratic state corn' De Abby ..........................14 Mrs. Austin unpl'ulsod today ihe and The president Is, equal opportwiity, battled miU.eeman1rornli"e0sy and De Lb ...........................SB the dSctIOI!*5 committee interpreted' Khomeini's order granting "Islamic reign policyadvisers a v rs ,rom by ''he dIscrImInation of all kinds, pd her eider, Mrs. M1ud idIi; Huiwaip ..........................1-B results as Reagan fist choice and Crane mercy" to the "oppressed blacks" -and foorel,n Camp David Lretreatwhere e was _____________________________ 3A as second choice. "I guess U you take women. Americans back to back and worked to femur Altanusete 1gs Qty Cornthe White House issued spending Thanksgiving week. piovide a secure old age for the elderly. IPP1ir CM DeVoisy aid his WUs, Okituadso ..........................1-A only the first choice part of the ballot YOU a InaWashington me st te nt by Ca rter bluntly demanding e said a disceroable diffuromos bas B.,sdy, who me altered. diligut,; OIll$ELV .......................1.1 might ass It differently, but that, I iate release of all U s The hostages ordered released - eight the Immed " seen a the "m darlug the Ellis Ie, and loomMoblq, both Iperte.............................1.7-A believe, was the hdsi*. I'm trying to a$ hostages In Iran and warned that putting blacks and five women were among 62 owly these years he boa bees in eoe TelavIika ........................... 1-B op a press conference for Wednesday to them on trial as spies would further fire Americans seized during the takeover of k a revival 01 pifrldism, mersilty, CI the Carter 4e4M*. 11M Wualbar ............. ............... 3-A diaight.n it 01*." the U.S. Embassy 16 days ago. "worldwide () g.t - - - - 4 V However, in the second choice balloting where delegates were to say who their number one choice would be If i By DONNA ESM HeraldSteff Writer - \ percent, Connally second with 354, or 36.1 percent and Ge"Bush with 90,or 21.1 ry i ,1• 'I tAUV - 0 FA= • - . . _tha vromi _--w IN the b.j1gtng with 413 votes, or 36.4 Unity - . - 'PANGf6S° -... .- Further, according to Mrs. Austin, who was also convention committee chair"lid "lides were required to vote on bothparts of the ballot . and could not vote for the same man twice, either violation constituting a spoiled ballot. 7bere were 13 of those, Mrs. Auotin said. . - - - .. '.- one ballot containing two separate candidate listings, the top half and second half being the same. On the top hall of the ballot, the delegate had to indicate his preference or number one choice for president. On the second half, he was to indicate his second choice, if for some reason his first choice could not •. Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan P cheerfully accepts a handshake from a well, S L. I I As best as can be determined, here's what happened: - -• . ft . .V - SCHOOL Pew Ohm aid three now ways if dslog in psrtikufog to Iffis.I diktod obey,. NJMS10,41 ps am 'iqs PW so IfIW •d -Ij• 5 •. - '•- - . • ' The 1,6 delegates were told to cast -. • - -, - - the first choice on the first choice ballot, -. : 1 and Crane as the winner of the second choice balloting," Mrs Austin explained. - : T -. can't separate the two. After the balloting, I officially declared Reagan as - • - / .:-.. •. ffi, 4. ' - RIddle.M.ThIsI Why did the hot dogs need more room? They wore ovsr•krauted. Which cookies are salon under water? Snorkel ate chips. Which ship Is 4pt In repair on Thanksgiving? Friendship. TEST WITS Ronald Reagan may have been the first choice of Florida Republicans as a K presidential candidate, but the apparent second choice Is Illinois Congressman Phil Crane... not John Connally -If the ballot used at Saturday's Republican presidential preference convention Is Interpreted correctly. That's what Jeanie Austin, Orlando, date Republican party co-chairman says today and what she says she'll try to get straightened away ata press conference she's trying to put together for Wed. nesday. What Mrs. Austin blames for the news coverage declaring Reagan the number one choice and Connally the second choice is the apparent disregard by the media for the second half of the ballot where delegates Indicated their second choice for president If their first choice was unable to run for any reason. "And as far as we're concerned, you ' - lh b f d at Pres dent Re/ease Of Hostages Today _- - - IRV L; ong Boat Dock - An ers Neighbors, S 'lots - .• • Und Development iggst,ato, Herb only approved to protrude Into the canal was cut 12 feet into his property. Instead of a lZ40ot Lot, as platted, the Russells øde., beildiag official FIWIn 10 Sed. word have al00-footlot. andcuir'rints made staputhcheerlag De March l, Flippen received Who III lest 36 feet? The Russells are contending their boat NOV. 6. that cosetnuctlon was continuing on the AiperJy, n Mr. id Mrs. Frank Based on revised iti plan sd Dec. boathouse. Russell told him he was dock should protrude 10 feet Into the Biansi bd a bod d and their 21, 1075, county officials believed the merely lmtallI'ig a floodlight for security canal that was supposed to be there, not J7 with the reasons and was not working on the boat the one that actually Is 00001111101 MM foss the coy'a Roulls Iutrul,l to .di. ft RslW deck, aid but csye request to keep thebut dock hans., The county asked the Russells to make 119101 Maids dsiise 41 6* asigh' wM 10 feet 01 the diere. A beiHig On Mardi 17, FlIppen again received a new application for a building permit MM their 'odidivides rsg"w the pesalt me bowed in. 0. that would bring the boat dock back, word that coestnactbon ay W'iU d a Mepuwork Other hemee,ers aug the cod the bosthoese. Upon personal Inspection according to Assistant County Attorney omw bw thi 11* bdIg i& hive d uith the liloet rodristles be food the structure had been coin- Bob McMillan. The IisuIlp, , Mg. Is math em their sum decks, whidi Is put 01 the pleted except for roof shingles Ixntud. the Russells made .a raw - -!: C611111F 0111111 , 40 FOil of Jon .iW..' p1st rtgrnu firSt. Jd= 04 March ,Flippensent the Russells application that requested the boatdock win vus pu-1u1 i by the Rhw rat.ss.. The rsgaliles ales a certified letter directing them to be approved where It Is now. Now they e cem 1a Ii Mipalete bids mid be meered parallel Nmove that portion 01 the dock that by virtue of their own Ego pitrifa dick bust his. the diui. saladsmere than 10 1555 IntO the CMai• original misstatement 01 when the water The himevrs wire v op Is After these we" the Certified letter Line was McMillan said. a,L.kdvuundyari=wW ftyNw im W ilwanift was rdirnedunclaimed. ' The bo ard of county lunissloners ,esd thet the aloft1741 Mbeeut mar,gp j with ovidruj1js of a The private dock and boathouse were nsid ered thepaest at Its Nov. S go" 616, te plans 0 a, a bumu pidn 13 adg almost fl feet into co public hearing but was on" to do" deck wield M piMr mars than itiiasi get, diS to mew a boat lbs canal. whether the boat dock MVA be moved 11" No do coma ne. to theboardof county a bck. With 1 iwnlsaloner Dick Willi m us am bias humi ex. original permit absent, commluloners were I" MW Wea dM '•• a, by sss*y iIa,r, ( Feb. 12, Pm bevel a for the dock and ', .• *u-l•- r- J 'utep.ãk" vurbily he. am" told them the bastions. really See BOAT DOUL, Page IA -• -.-• iofyAMssiqUebMc, 55. furmad I lbs Midas w idyprMiudesll(set because the canal - D.W. - Herald --"---r'-- icials Off 0 0 Writer a in • was continuing on I Ii - want a permit -' • I - -' --.-- -- ,ow ., • - v - -- --. - -rr- .•••-..n-. - CUM - .. - _ It of DeJ"i I. vW - --- • a �. I. L aua — — £ . . i ,':.. .:- . S :..!?1 •1 Celebrate s VYORLD 3 Die In Blast Anniversary I MOUNT SINAI, Egypt ...: 2 Palestinians Killed; peoples f the world to Bombs Explode In Israeltheee ° bloodshed , ' r ontinues oarr C ii Dolla bOl ... 2 ,. - - - 20-man "people's dele- led a . ... . . . . During the ceremonies, announced lans to bi'50 oj the first of Its kind in one" — the discovery of seven cgsj,.dtohe the oldest made by a direct ancestor of Scientists my the footpritits, found on the shore of an ancient lake in the African country, are 1.5 million yews old. They were discovered during a routine geological study of Lek Turkana, about 250 miles world, grouping a church, a mose and a syoagogus In are - , ç, The footprints were uncovered by scientists working on the Koobi Fore Research Project of the National Museums of Kenya between August 1978 and July in. irs rirouu Shrou d ViuflC iroWifl9 tI*4 •': - •- -: . .;: • •-. ' • ... • - -- HEART PARK Following the dedication ceremony Sussday if. ternoon for the new Heart Park along Sanford's lakefront many of the approximately ISO persons present promptly tried ont the exercise course sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of San. UII#fl.aIPJfl — - e woo "projected" an the cloth — perhaps by a brief flub of radiation emanating from all pub of the body, he said. ... shop windew, Sudad police reported. VATICAN CITY (U PI) Pope Jobs Paul!! will travel to Turkey later this month to meet the head of Thieves broke the window of Saishin TV, * W. Ninth 510 1001Min1 P• Saturday ad made ad wO °° ad, — the course were city officials, Kiwanis President Earl Weldon and woman's club president Eve Crabtree. the Orthodox Qwrth and work for the reunification of e On Wa er Crisis ots, 'mn' - —.= *ssW .1 iim,is . . -- - soppert: M^ 1111:1111 LuLf 30 years and chikm of lbs II. a. PATH - . .... . A - ou.1 •' 0000 1 . . • •. . .,. . 1070 1' ' . . 1A . - I • I . _ _ I -- - a .. igaIlIislhmulnms .s d I ad . ,,i , - •,. - -. 114speft •;•. '"_ K401 -. 1*1 . .,• :.. ANO ,. . • - . •. . . - . '. L. inets • - c 0401408 fax silo'. FAUL * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS ______ ii . ' T ____ YOUpu DRIVER PIOSIAM - - a Lw&doi~ddw MONTHLY v .av PLANS ° - or Owosel. I. YsØ,. WINs, *II Jentsi$esss LamI,jVW,, •. ' • Am 6ft ., C. . __ - a, lip" o.aj , " -. - - ,1INOIAV • ______ ..-:..- - . Moab A. I tro c, 4 cut Duo' wlødf.1 _ o Wr o& to - C:. .. .;. vote Friday a$ ! Sine. IJS$ Idea, D1,ad(IvinsPWcy, Ml., 1O4 - _• _______ __ , . , ØUb Y Narrausen . - who favor a w.akir fax a 53.32 - - as. hi Ilk lbSO uldliS"UJL. -• ....... . - L. Daft - ' a . . . tailed. vets Friday to cat sad the $3'03 mar '•Icataa criaMo *obby these lire Cutoreia. Wimler Who aMiMb'*a $e* wdi pulls tu. oft a DedalbeSocer--1n,oirp.js,eaijpoy A$$1411 $100 bill.. In 1 em the *EIII pelts theylarued as of the of MI Floes. AISSIS P. HiSs, no hISS ui $ WI — ld Js. Mw W ill r hwu FInance OMWAN 111110 -8 I B. NOW011 cki,uasIaalLD4aMi4k,asdetormodte *Am "bow Doom Iffie" "OWN. Doom mon6wits. • ___ - - Vi 4siase 0. 4.1st giveaway" Is to MI se" "M a • '.ms rusjni: fig sAaiii °— 4W 00 .,... Windfall Profits: Senate Toughens - - HOSPITAL NOTES AN 'Win" - - ieu Ow ft%1% law - - - As ftm* 30 Imm :• — a ~%Nun - . — •. - __pm.; Iow,7:lla.a.,7:11 FORECAST 1:15 di.erhH7 Vhf d"68111 PA L IOAING FORECAST Tuesday. Mild days aid aradl4.1.1J%I @LAqi.1In.inJspIlw 00 ales: WI inlb,eppa IN inlaw hat 11 in of Mid ve ad Wow LMO 18 . 1 vaIe Tuesday. ___ Us w W WAISIINOTON (UP!) praly lea 3 foet lea. Ps or lam. Indicate SoMe is mite likely to towom the pending wh'sU lWSI TUATTU de*. to tthcIIthi ow ths$11ShilllmretinvoteiJbythe SosMoPIaace.0—'-"t,,, Therehsaam,etbe.a,oteanIncrsaMaguafbm - IIaav w 1 i.iiiI IAf 8"YOUR asy, dedriod ••1• ' . relsuEtgfts idAs a diort Sow ad p i.s41 al l e: toss Ds$o. heck: W^' 73111 poliiu, 17; veraighi lowe, a a, 7:18 pm; p low 1111:4 1$ yesterday's high, 7$; as, 1:11 pu Wremitrie pressure, 18.14 Put asvsr11: 7:18 adr1*g, ndiw 5- 1b, au, IsIS P.m; low, IlsIl W)sssint, wink, mdnd as, liø pa . I sew as @WM^ib"M a Oft 1401609111,411111111116 611B a wak" 011 IN III a5,j1 j osft Oft" JOIN JIM a&ad. Li said Bedim thp US a geed lie bit did Mag athe v4&E11l lii, and his strong pp'— makes 4. of we be . (P#IIUIJ - INIMNO - 34171 Preach AiS. - • Sanford _-. . . ,- .•., 1 w . drive 10 a . WEATH.1111 _____ a ___ . . ____ - 'Wad - *$t .. Police said Anna H'ihiva died of Mural causes In --'hsr epsnt shod a week ego, but, because she lived alone arid apparently lad no frIends, no one ; ,reed her ml..lI1, - 5- -,. - ..L. ;. -(bales Salvatore ad Sadq - r .. . - Al Rozo (left), an executive with Red Lobster, presents a check for $35,000 to Ron Magruder, vice president of the Central Florida Zoological Park, for completion of the children's section of the zoo. J e -. ewe -- 1b 'adWeer Wd. we resir..11in'8r°4M $4Iplt%00.S -u __ __ __ a,io FROM SEA TO LAND _QIICAGO(UPI) — Police Investigating neighboVs comp'.intofafoulodor found the body daM.y.ar.(gd , ,woman, partially devoured by her pet dogs. , "the doØ SM baigry ad had no food," Piok'id - ___ - ei HAVE IT ,Pot Dogs Devour Woman ___ _ — - Optometrist Ingrid Peterson (right) gives a glaucoma screening test to Elsie Farley at the health Fair, which wa held Saturday at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, During the event, which was sponsored by the Sanford Pilots Club, many area or, am held demonstrations on various aspects of personal health. • - . Soviet Spy Won't Leave •— - THE EYES . - - thlrd child to So Wow what b* No. I obews .r•, Herald Phole by Torn VlhcsiW -' . ___ -'add t, - ,. -- — fro. ye : - ;i~ijw: , A ..- •, - 17 ' — p Long Boat Dock Angers f"'-! __i- •_•. — ___ NEW YORK (UP!) Qilna's newest weapo. ID the war on population growth are bonises to one-child couples and a "Baby lu' on couples producing a third child, a family pLimihig joomal reports. The tax on big families consists of wage reductions - ,5j — - — afllrlon China Sets Tax On Babies "tell WASHINGTON (UP!) Inflation-plagued consumers like turkey because It Is high In Americans will find at least one bargain this protein and low in fat and cholesterol, fall: a Thanksgiving turkey. Consumers who rejected high beef prices The Agriculture Department says turned to pork and poultry, he said. Pork and nationwide frozen turkey prices are thicken producers responded with so much averaging about 10 cents a pound less than production they are losing money, but turkey Infections Cost $1 Billion last year. In some areas, prices are the same producers are still In the black. as last year. ATLANTA (UP!) Hospital inons rain the "The turkey producer's not going on world nation's annual medical costs by $1 billion, a federalThe consumer's bargain Is not at the ex- cruises," Waits said. "At the same time, he's penw of turkey producers the National - health expert sap. not going to the poor house." Di. James Allen, an epidemiologist in the natio, Turkey Federation says there still is profit to Grocers are able to sell turkeys for less this be made in producing turkeys. Center for Disease Control's Hospital Infections year even though middlemen's and retailers' Prices are lower this year because supplies cods are up 12 or 13 percent above lad year, Branch, said Sunday the average American patient are greater. American turkey growers prohas a S percent chance of picking up an extra germ. he Mid. duceil a record crop this year, expected to during a hospital stay and there Is little chance the In Atlanta, Dennis Singer, an Agriculture total 15$ million birds —13 percent more than problem will ever be nhvt Department official In charge of tracking t ar. "The chances are much less for some, and much poultry prices, said, "Mod prices we've seen higher for others," he said, depending on tie reasons G.I. Waits of the NW said American so far are 10 cents per pound less than last for -- slization and the physical consumption, which is up 12 percent, Is of the year." !- —. . almost heaping pace with production. He said the mod cMiy advertised "The American public Is locking at turkey retail price for froun hens nationwide Is 00 -a .vssday "'ai," he sait cents a Pont The some Farm.rs Plan D.C. Return prim ,or American an iselft cut-up turkey parts tome isll cents a pound. WASHINGTON (UP!) In lti January or early and cured turkey products such as turkey Fruit,vegetables aid nuts to round outthe February, ,pflltiit farmers who led year used tracfranks and turkey hams, Waits said. H. said holiday meal aim are In plentIful supply. tars to disrupt Washington; D.C., tric, will return to the nation's capitol to demonstrate again lor'qh,r farm prices. American Agriculture Movement delegates from 22 Mates met In Washington this pod week and picked a .Committee to Coordinate a Winter mol.rcade.____ Wayne Peterson of Holabird, S.D., said the farmers may loamey acroes the 'ietka In pickup trucks fueled by 10 Percent alcoholtod, fail, I deal of tractors. The _____ grvupthlsyearIspromntIngs1ccbulfue1jasstjoagy N it seeks support Parity prices for crop. C1 id v.— P* M) WWAY dose, At Unless gr," Wean it wasn't clear whether the boaldock mw P°'• .114. "W• were Mite oo"'er my facts bud to be fLi&i,4 topl dood1loclad aon awy hm that had bess heord at another time and faUb in a canal thatbw SCHOOL IUIGLAIIZED nIaioar 1W mrásu, in had or to: view School supplies were taken from the Sanford Granuner 41*1st the ••jU a now d aspirate ONe. keep allIgators bom erawling out of the; me4 School and duppud in nearby woods either Friday nl or to deny puvaL ft failed $'I "I the b'Mw ccW If t canal and eating Mrs. Bonsil's graid Saturday, plies reported. 1"ef C*1 code Amotionloappesve thsboat dock alas b0 OckWM '1 ,I4IOII d not he Burglars apparently entered through a school door and failed 3.1 ad he Said 50. I ld S1frOI1l cleared op because the R,Us rifussd removed the supplies and audinvImial rr'.nt, said police A motion to coftia the Issue Mill the la I ittlibbooldock waodstrinimlid to talk to a reporter. Police added It Is itW sash..,. bow auth property was taken Dec. 4 miMing failed for lack of to the enviroameat end they said no. their nolglbar dkL A second motion to e,Mksus was "U "Indauly, the c'p'uiM we allow this structure to dan& ng ascendedby I Bob p5Øp$ *$h which Is strictly aalod ow neigh.! IP% S 1 'underdurom."IimvetedegaMth. 41daetietthsdesdre*1ctimshs borlasod redridlosas, evintiasily there: I ts F1*1111 mUonand It toofaihid3.2,Mwhk*spoj area. Tim Is a civil "alter ad net wWbsmonmakkthscanallo.kliksa C'wn imam nr Sandra Glean coold only eumiUdeg the csMiy an Wdu P11111010110111011"said the RieiaIl's DS say: " come ..i" neighbor, George HopkIns, 1fl1 S I(IrMoff said togive ,s the Russells a MiasuigI. The two4iour debate endedrnte t hy Its J*01 be added. l Friende of the IL Johns groop has secured the as, n Joan Hcj 1003 Beacon Iive, said od ad do anamb" Chairman Bob Fruch said If pep Waterdock (Isis" for free akeeW to the pedle at 7:18 -. the Rinaulhs beatdock Is spied all the amid111104hoir would hav pm TUIIIJ at the isr odiMal $ regdatinut .' V5Thl m.st uciat avir--W ua is was è, do., be "I everyone *a heat deck like W: the manages ataadtimeisr.edgeat,'!ad J.T. bju,p wad gli, the 'ia"-'ra Ri11, 7 _Odde't SM a beat In," as' som he WON not Vote I* g . t MIN=" aIt he so me Wsvg hr ambIdW Of a b& 0 omO*AL 46n WWThe Oka, W" will do d raft's Glain eald 116, View for emys" that is ad IN monwisim," of 8yotion'llso bli awl- 0 VIM— a boomm Mrs. &oft am ow 4.00 oweall -AL---A-- Ain—m-dillWankerda the grM thred to ft IL Johia Me now thS 'wMerwayi,Usprudvcidlortalevliaadu1.i,lnIng. frImtMCeeM,,thSySiIdtBSy R5135 If the county oIr --ft US predesed uldur the spsaroh of the IrRMIIMi - M* allom". They prthsor 55ofthsIrd,. .uw, I Misiftil mad rV1l in (IspIMIN ilib thi FlOdde ft55 Jr' 1 the 1 Will how do t we AuMI Society by the IPIshsrs ii Mimads. i J -1. Iis UM IS Gaidda, dft US OW 11 aegh. main Dee. 4. i the Ca,.----ei-- veti IL R,I Nd i1ttd en if In th* N they did $ 5, QiinIsj.j lwWbstheflrMobasInI1,forthe00mwWc -*ihi titr* month In land,. WmI !adir.d will hive docilag vs1e,. p aid Tt "Mir ad -: . • :• rAMvedheèautIn èagiadi -lr'I1l S CI £T:Th" we r° i-uii_w i . the two oldest branches of Qiridlanity. The pope personally announced Sunday his plans for his first visit to a Moslem country In his 13-month reign. The pontiff told 401000 people In SI. Peter's Square he will travel No. 28.30 to the Turkish capital of Ankara, and to Istanbul and Ephesus In western Turkey where Jesus Christ's mother Mary repidafly once lived. Jobs Paul said the main. purpose of his three-day will be to meet the Orthodox Patriarch .1 ConMaitIn*DImlt&eI,andto"showconc,al,Iyt, pope's determInatIon, asserted many times already, to Promote the effort for the unity of all QsrIMIsns." will 41. nusl m — — John Paul To Visit Turkey - - WT"M LONDON (UP!) Speaking from a am* hidIng ulace psmewhure In England, Mheny Bled .sys be lies no plans to leave the eouitr t the annosacuneid he was a Soviet for years. "Of course I Intend to May In sa4," The Ssmdey Times aevopeper in a d poblic orn. PthSadafIesIdliplaea,he00h, pla, to wedher the euuirevsrey. 'MdM.00nresontulainthssa,ereej,,d,I forward to reom my work as at — Consumers Gobbling-Up Toms At Prices Lower Than In '78 fuilsalary. The AP&CIO convention Is at to elect Lane Kirkland as only the second president of the 13.6 million-member federation. The election of Kirkland, who has been Mesny's heir, apparent for 10 years, brings to the top leadership of organized labor a man respected widely for telligence on complex foreign and domestic issues. ____ sal r — For Rumm • a Turkeys Many as president of the AII,ao ends today, but he will have the pod of "president emeritus" for life at ford aid the Kiwanis Club of Sanford in cooperation with the city. Among the first to me . was trying to get below the clouds for a visu emergency landing at the airport. Transamerica spokeanañ Rick Slakoff I Oakland, Calif., Identified the civilia crewmen as Capt Marvin Dick,46, Ogdei Utah; FIrM Officer Harry Gardiner, Layton Utah, and flight engineer Jac Johnston, 54, Warner Robbins, Ga. Air Force spokeswoman De'ah Curry sal the radioactive material aboard the plan ThorIum 232 a substance often used t make watch dials glow In the dark we actually part of a metal used to harden th can of the gearbox. The amount of radioactivity was so low the the Air Force was not required to label th gearbox, she said. It was shipped in a dee case, which survived the crash. She said the explosives were "low-yield' devices used to ignite air-launched missib and that most of nearly ton listed on th manifest was actually casings and shippini containers. The plane came down only four blocks froir where an Mr Force Jet bomber crashed into i building four months ago. That plane was or Its lad flight from a Montana air base tc storage In Arizona. Its crew ejected safely. WASHINGTON (UPI) The 24-year reign of George . By DAVID M. RAZLEA retired busthena 11"1111111141111 wriler A background Investigation was ordered by Circa Cowl M Altamonte spdnpyonth, rummaging through a Judge Roger. F. DAN before sentencing the 22-year-old for. Salvation Army clothing box, not only failed to got any clothing mar Mock clerk Mills Is also awaiting sentencing for the May. but also lost his bicycle, reported SMrilnoIe ierifTh Captain 25 firM-degree murder of Jam Wright of Sanford. A jury j inn r.eooded the death penalty. LeT said he was driving his unmarked car through onythargsLmalsoflthoss : 7' Store parking lot In Altamonte Springs came have not heart Saturday I2 igig when he saw a pair of legs sticking out of the MAN ROIlED ONSTREET nox. and how much was recovered nearby. A SnfQ robbed of $31 while walking down 121h 16-year-old 'dfrM1,laia lester...the pP4e eitheR, the depity ' Marc wad4 lIEU SWNDO4JILTV of 1tiiue, 1, Isa US, Isulsed, 1101101 said. Convicted murder Gregory Mills was found guilty Wed- police that he was accosted by two men, at 11:30 am., WedBut, d 7:30 Pm-, 1111 the youth turned to go, bow, be nesiloy otburglarift a Sadwd home lad MAY deaft 011day' "hawaikkidalong He had ban bothered by disco"red his Werde missing,apparently Ado by am of his the .410 Pup shotgun be mW a 0011010 of woob Ider to kill a the 1511101110 M16 00 day betwo, be a" fellow drop box rummagers, add lAman. WOONSOQCET, R.I. (UP!) Th leader of 40 scientific experts who studied the Shroud of Twin In Italy last year says all evidence collected so far W. dicates the burial cloth was used to wrap QwId's body. "Everyone of the scientists I hivs tIfra1 f,. Ii.I4.u. t,is cloth Is authentic. j maybe this;; tar the aal$lc.,, Ralph Spencer, assistant chief of the control tower at the Salt Lake International Airport, said the plk* radioed he was having electrical problems just before the crash. The plane was flying tlrouh bad weather and M.any Still Gets Salary . • 'Ilr subcommittee hearing on the recruiting prolie,ns, Connelly, deputy commander of the Amy Recruiting Command, said more than 90 percer of Army recruiters had been exonerated by an investigation into recruiting practices, Army Secretary Clifford Alexander Jr. blamed low pay for the difficulty in attracting enough recrults. . ., Youth north of Nairobi. A4fl.1 Donald Connolly said today. In testimony prepared for the Senate armed services ; - He . - — hatred. WASHINGTON (UP!) — A sclentUlc expedition In Kenya has scored a ..'-. .• Sadet declared, 461 appeal to — WASHINGTON (UPI) Only a fraction of recruiters engage In malpractices such as giving ted answer1torecruits, falsifying records and covering op arrest records and Ph3IIC11 disabilities, Brig. Gen. — . 'OId.st' Footprints Found — Army Malpractice 'Low' .. . - I . held All the peoples of the world to abide by the teachings of Almighty God and the eTMT1pIeof his holy Prophets, dollar dropped in Tokyo, Brussels1 London andtheit call to brotherhood iiid Amsterdam and started the day unchanged In Frankchairity, their admonition of fuLIt rose only marginally in Zurich and p bloodshed, violence and ma - . e• Israeli Prime Minister Me8nwasj to attend the ceremonies, but excused. himself because of prior conunitmeigs — i g — .. at the foot of the7Woot eIs.s rJIJUC mere1I towing circumstantialI evidence I. . . President Carter's rep resentative, entative Robert 'Uon" SALT LAKE crrv (UP!) A cargo plane carrying 25 pounds of radioactive material and nearly a ton of explosives exploded In flight Sunday, killing the three crewiien and showering an uninhabited area wed of Salt Lake City with debris. An abandoned airport between Salt Lake City and Magna, Utah, was temporarily sealed off until health officials determined there was no danger from the radioactive cargo an aircraft gearbox containing tra of Thorium 23 The plane, a chartered Transamerica Airlines Lockheed Electra IAIS, was carryIng the military shipment of explosives and 01 from Hill Air Force Base In Utah to Nellus Air Force Base in Nevada. The explosion scattered debris for miles" over fields wed of Salt Lake. No buildings or people on the ground were hit. Two truck drivers whose rigs were petted Ly the debris described the explosion as a "meteor" and a DETROIT (UP!) Police say an unidentified man who boarded an empty plane at Detroit City Afrl apparently wanted to fly to Iran to help free the hostages being held at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran. The would-be rescuer didn't get very fir. Police said the man 1I1Id the WIOCCUpIOd P Sunday night - and tried to start op the aircraft, without success. Aut horities called by airport officials arrested the man on charges of drunk and disorderly conduct. Authorities who removed the man from the plane, said he had said that he hoped to fly to Iran to help save the 2. hostages. The suspect was being held today pending 5;. 1: it is believed God American Waste Drops From Plane Man Seizes Detroit Plane in Futile 'Iran Journey' gave Moses the Ten Corn. Strauss, . . knelt In a Modem prayer of . - . .e — thanlJvh arriving In the desert region LONDON (UP!) The dollar lost ground on most world money markets today, responding to the lingering crisis at U U.S. us Embassy in Gold dropped $3 an ounce in Zurich, opening at $397.50 an ounce, but the price rose in London from Friday's close of. $390.50 to $391. "TIN events ln Iran contIn%jto hit the doUar,nu a dealer for Chase Manhattan Bank in 1AMm. 7% - . ••.. violence and hatrad.11 Sadat took off No oboes and . Monday, Nov. 19, 197-3A . Sadat, celebrating second anniversary of his historic trip to Jerusalem, visited MOW Sinal today, rajd the Egyptian flog and appealed to TEL AVIV,Israel (UPI) — A navy patrol killed two Palestinian guerrillas and captured two others and two bombs exploded hours later In Jerusalem In attacks apparently timed to coincide with anniversary celebrations today of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat'a first visit ioIsrael. Police dmjfltaryaut Po authorities d two bombs In the capital injured 11 people, most f them passengers on commuter buses, and scattered glass and metal ngthestreet. The military command said the Israeli navy petrol sustained no casualties in an exchange of fire with a rubber dlnglfy it encountered late Sunday night in In the Mediterranean Sea, about 3 miles south of Israel's border with Lebanon. Radioactive - IN BRIEF (UPI) — Presidentj IN BRIEF 1m r i j, I Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. -_I _— .fl ...I _•- -. ..•h._ as - - __.... - --_ ... - . - �! ., . - . . . . • . - . -... . .- -•. : * - - -• ,- • ... .- .. •., -- - S -- - • - •-•4 • '---• - . . , T •__ •• • EveningHenild (uses 41.210) Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Ares Code 30332.101l or121-1113 Monday, Nov. 1$, 11'P-4A Today tip off both a hedic and colorful week of sports for Seminole Coady. The 197$ Rotary Bowl Qiwity Festival officially begins tonight at Lyman with the first of two preliminary ro%mda of high school basketball scion. Defending Rotary Bowl champlon Lae Bratley Is set to defend tile against SntooliHh$hat7pin. Thenjglge,gn5 1:30 featsns the Lseabag Yellow ck t against the DeLand Buildoga. Tuesdaynight'spreliminary games show Lob Howell mptdthlg up against county thai Lyman at 7 p.m., with Orange Belt Conference members Bishop Moore and Oviedo "owing Off it 1:30. The semi-finals ate sit for Wednesday night Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDAPiO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Dirictor Home Delivery: Week, 10 cents; Month $3.10; I Months, $32.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.30; I Months, L 4.00; its Year $47.00. 9l< m a 0< Ja liu Two Moves In Iran Chess Game Th. Clock By JOCDsLWM e s it 7 and 1:30 p.m. President Ca rter has made two good moves as he sits acroes the chess board from the Ayatollah Khomeini. Neither of these moves is likely to be n.ak .-_ Ave. EkAh uvmunarae our urmneu in opposing the demand of Khomeini. VIEWPOINT The first move was the order to the un. migration and Naturalization service to A checking the legal status of all Iranian students In this country. It was estimated last January that of 9,300 Iranian studen ts In California, alone had no proper papers. Iranian aliens in this Of country Illegally should be deported after due of law, and it now appears that they will " .7nUtts good, even though It probably does little to dissuade the ayatollah or the students holding the hostages at our embassy In Tehran from their outrageous intent. I7soIaTWALIUI WASHINGTON - A tcp'netdi Senate The second move was to prohibit any further stmsr who attended a ft,sday Sovietpurchases of Iranian oil by American buyers Amiricin "yoit eldership" cothruic, last That affects only the primary purchases mdh at Mlddi.bwy "°°' from Iran. Iranian oil bought by others may later CI horn. eshllarat.d bid badly shaken. be sold to us or there may be some reshuffling o _ was endt.d bean..the exchange hd oil sup es by means of transfers. This may make been a fascinating sx1eace; she was ,Jed .. On Amwicen it passIble for us to make up the 700,000 barrels of bass in many respects outoil we have been buying daily direct from Iran but dsd. The Soviets imply his., Winutely the price will probably be higher. Again, Iran will more about wiy aspect of American lit. not suffer much. mates the Iranians will thin ow upr.w4Uv. lmsw about their coadry. probably be able tosefl the oil atahIgjerp,j the spot market. "It US especially ob,low * the aasaas. level,100034110 aid. reported ever lends ,, These moves of the president will make rscsdly. 'We were struggling to learn the Americans feel better. But they aren't likely to Rasulas words for 'hello' and 'goodbye' and 'h.a Consolation matches are scheduled for 1:30, from Seminole Cowdy, the continental United... Statesand Mbaico will engage In three days of: football, a national cheerleadlng contest and special tripe to Disney World, Clrcns World and Sea World. Ali in all, • visitors 3 and 7p.m. with the champlonehip game slated for Th ursday night at 1:30. The Rotary will then take Friday night off to prepare for the football portion of the Festival which will pit the Edgewater Eagles from the Metro Conference against the Lyman Greyhounds from the Five Star CothIinCS* Kickoff titne Is set for Spin. Now don't think there's nothing to do Friday night. At $ pin, the Fighting Seminoles of Jerry Posey will play hod wthe Merritt Island Mustangs at Seminole High In state prep football playoff action. Sez-Abriched in between all of this Is the three day POP Warner Youth Football 50th e1ebrM Anniversary Celebration. One-hundred-thirty-four football teams celebration which should provide local Is, eateries and thogng centers with a Looking ahead sportswlse, the 1979 Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawk Classic has been set for Dec. 27,30and 29 at the Silver Hawk gym. Edgewater, Seminole, Oak Ridge, Titusville, Evans, Lake Howell, Winter Park and Lake Brantley are all scheduled to take. part In the women's tournament. VIN ROSE RHINE VIN ROSE SAUTERNE SURGUNDY ____ ___ ___ _____ wuara.1l III%lII WWI £..........._I . t.. U VIM In 1111L7 gum WLIILI Ik.w aksa êI,h.a 1111 WWW JU M- _____ the release of the 60 American hostages. ___ The way to show owstuff now is not togo riot but tojrlt our teeth and harden our nerves for a long seige. We will not forget the hostages for One minute. We will not make any move that could cost them their lives in order to make us feel more powerful as a ti UI _____ ___ P,*attheODlWL" Thg woman's ebw-i4 UI im' dirstaudabls - and Justified. As a _____ - 111"1418" co&'u'iI-le. has concluded after a y1ub01 study, American sow from "a scandalou incompetence In foreign languages" that contributes to "our lasdeqats a'st' of This country is not a pitiful helpless giant. We dangerosaly world atfulra." _____ Will ° __ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ sy& Risen, nurs't to r1 ad same Of the virulad adi-Amutme Nvirw rsg may have had Mi Inoatkulug yon when thlUinde epes ths1. Of ____ _____ Amerion worked and livid to ____ with ad ,,,, ,, t. . Our goal must be saving their lives and "AmerlcsaV enwUbmpsoa to loam kedge PNN Is often viewed by ether., set reuniting them with their families. We will not be bullied or submit to blackmail. ades. vitel wi are Itieatime for the American peopleto stand tIIWut a" do ow firm and united behind their president. - -. ANY 12- 107.85 Take Port-au-Prince. That was back In January of 1973 when terrorists held U.S. G - OTIAERS A PE RO* N'S 8 00 CH ICI S* 69 ANY 12 ORDO O • 68 25 GOOD MON., NOV. 19 - - QIJ SEAGRAM'S GINONE PER CUSTOMER5.29 W/COUPON LIMIT GOOD SAT., NOV. 24 507 OL MAO LAKI COUNTRY 2 WHITI ., TAYLOR WINE 99 LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON Piimi's_Bill Oi ABC MEN rALI 1e49 NIWIYS Sill Sept-"b,r 1974, she US held hostag. by terrorists demanding the rums Of Jailed comrades and $1 "s's to ransom, The goviremeid deeihs.d the deal and Oftar 13 stalemated days, the biatages we freed iarmed to i&ia'spe IV their cap. $a& ath page out Of the eIady. And then there are the "".n-su,s. b.'ge d sniper cm American ____ - 12 Cl. GAlS 7,4 7.7 O.4 i.es 7.0 ULTRA III1IT Nil 01111111 Sill 01 A MOM" WIllIAM Veiuuilan consulate In lado Dililingo In *cii six "Mm PlAit UTI Sill lID, WNITI & Sill PUS 1.0*. 1411T Sill repri4MIvw Of the U.S. lnlormatkn Series who have ozjeaced tauisn flretlimd. *3054 with Mi othu visitorsto the "' ___&•_____ --.-± _____ 8099 GTO mwdwei Barbara HvIeWason, Is only am of own of ____ - _..__.j CHOICE killed Afghan ssr1ty (cross stormed this Is.tilto whids he was being held hostage These are the moat pridigloen v1dhi There hi,. been others, suds as UI Consul Clarence Liombardy, ki pped by slaked revihutiomejes to Guadalajara, Mealco, In May 1,13 and rel,and n psymeid of 115,115th rwn by the Masicen govoromesd and thw freeing of 30 pthtlrsl prIsoners. Joins Egen, consular agapt In Cordoba, Ar'4ksi, was ad so lucky to February 1975. When the Arpudlas poveroment ratmed to meat his kideappers' demands, he was __ ____ .fl RARE J SCOIVH Afglaian, U.S. Arnbuuslor Adolph Dubs UI abducted by Moslem oztrems. He was _____ _____ OLD RARITY On the urn. day In neighboring _____ ___ ____ 6 111`16111 W1111 111110'UUI u dip ntatic terrorism -a black banner. In revohdlonarlsa seked the American bssq, holding then Ambassador W0' Sullivan and more a. lOS ether boetige itll aides Of do Ayatollsh Ithamithi _____ l*W. We are có1froiM with a fanatic lack ouoreiwasgwg. who Is rockiess of both. We are strong enough not eumpge j "ow ph'I our capsbWtiss in to be provoked into rash action. diplomacy, In forelge fred@ and hi oiibauion of the world to which we Mv. We will not give up the shah, even though It now and iumpst,." appears that It was a grave mistake e ,vani,: spwsj, ,. isis miscalculation to allow him to enter this country. If the Carter administration his shown any $bII est cumpsrsd with tr I it was in allowing David Rockefeller On is Americus ceaderparts it west In and Henry Kissinger to persuad, the State Jepen, only a huidlid Of whim epuk is it my wes& we have a Department to admit the shah. • President Carter has said the last weak was 'lbs tI've had inolflc.."ft wasn't agoedo,ss for the American people either. Today the people feel a little better. But there will be continued tension and deepconcern while the hostages are calves, bound hand and foot and blindfOlded. MOST Palestinian guerrillas seized the Saudi aaian embassy where a reception was In process. U.S. Ambassador Clio Noel and a deputy were among the murdered. Another ambassador, Roger Davies In C)W'.$, and his secretary were killed In As4sit of 1974 when rioters fired on the U.S. embassy and residence In Nicosia. Andyetanothsrhi May of l97lhiLabarson when Amh'4or Francis Malloy Jr., an embassy counselor and their chauffeur were kidnapped and murdered In Beirut. Feb. 14 of this year was a banner day for fad, the leader of their delegation was repeatedly mistaken for an American by OVER LONDON TO WER oidr.gaa to American diplomatic personnel Aznbuudor Clinton Knox and ConsulGeneral Ward Clwiita*n hostage In the ambassadors residence until the Haitian government mat their demands -release of 12 jailed colleagues and a ransom of $70,000. In March of the same year, but half a world away hi the Sudanese capital of Khartoum. 1.. ICE La' LIGHT OR DARK and property. I 02 SCOTCH RONRICO RUM D 5039 0TO ANY 12 63.95 940 GIN QkJ AFIT The stories In every case have Involved ____ I 99 °• 259 STARLIT Today the dateline is Tehran. In the past it has been Kabul, Belrid, Niccila, Khartoum, Port-au-Prince. 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Others who scored five goals each were ware Vladimir Belov and Anatoly Fedjilin. Jersy Klornpel was the leading Polish scorer with six goals. :.. - •p-y4 I --. .1 Th. Lake Brentl.y Patriots Patriots To Chart Untested Waters By JOE DISANTIS "Fye been pleased with what we've done Herald Sputa di$er an t. in workouts," says the Patriot boss. "We Coach Bob Peterson opened a few eyes last have to be one of the smallest teams in the year at the Rotary Bowl when his lightly county so .'U have to try to control the bali, regarded Patriots hustled their way tough keep the tempo of the game to our pace." the r of the field to -grab the basketball "We do have some ingested people. In our title. workouts and jamborees I've been plew'tly The second year coach Is well aware that surprised by the balance of the team. Ass once again his squad Is not considered a matter of fact the tournament will probable favorite. But that didn't stop the Big Blue a help me decide on couple of ding jobs year ago. there's that many kids that are so close In The Patriots look to be the "Mystery" team talent for us." hi the county as the prep cage season gets So the question remains. Can the Patriots underway. They have a single returning pull another surprise this year In a tour. veteran In guard Doug Dedilmer. Hit hard by nament that has never had a back to back graduation, Peterson faces a situation winner or a two time champ? young., ball players mud develop Lake Brantley finds out tonight when they quickly. face Seminole High at 7:00 p.m. • orts Da tl,..,_Can.,. "TOW NCAA Announces Playoffs S KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — lb. National Association of IntercollegIate Athletics Sunday announced three first-round pairings and sites for Its Division I football playoffs on Dec. 1. The matdwp. have Weste rn l ate College , ml * BY this We next well. U Coordinator reported 110 players and thssrliidg, IhiginthsMMoryblthe theataadethls week wilJ be th sosver. you ale a cosçl, of bleary gallons of coffee, four Now have so many, game. Net had considering "iks enos4h Why not take Scheduled to tip oft on eyed, somewhat hauled sleeping bags, 40 rolls of (Urn, so little, for inch a long Pop Warner Football began the whole family and check ___around with 1$ pairs of clean socks and Thanksgiving dinner looks ijbi V, 2$ and 29, the tools MunbIing way bscktnlllwitha low Oitaomsd OUR sports ac. fi eld for this year's event notebooks hwwjng out of beck fly. loudsr4han.the dickss* fib. a hot___ dog and a coke in. __ IMUes? team league In PWt11 1l~1. Includes Edgewater; pockets and Issuing non. alarm dock s rips and reedy aids a mnashrns or on a ___ coherent blurb s of what to go, Seminole, Oak Ridgi; football jd,llii,, _____ ___ _ of thoMag sports happ..1.,gj do -i Titusville, Evans, Lake sounds Uke a recop of a Me, weann'tprepsrljig for BstthM'ajiManlndicatlen right In our on backj.rdo. ____ t-'football or basketba ll game the ascund invasion .1 Nor. that ass1a Mall levels. are Howell, Winter Park and Wad Comm kom NowthM'sar.sltrthnte to HoweU Lake Bradley. Show acme cowptn ccuntry do &" masdy, just year basic allveaadtinfvlagbss.njnole ____ th5 give that poor soul a cup of 1-1 I'--- to corer few Coy. bees, set for lbs email Y has ° 10 The addition of UVIUII d boosterplays or civic have hcoftes and asoft Place to ulgMs of Rotary Bowl Lad, of Sliver Hawk ___ will be a pW Uyoidsoforamomuugary one. bit two high school fans some of the finest 4 eouitk= nesnb,rs __ hIbITedI. mom" football teams that have basketball and football aches volsrs that makeit all b1mbdonal pI tam am Pod The Evening Herald crta playoff tootbal 1e1w. the War. the dorm begins this mad' lb. date playoffs this available. The Hawk Mosic h dens d*'iith of teams in lbS happen. Department has been Rotary football classic and evening, Ms quit. a tribute 10 YM" - much to showcase and ii The $q"4,liYo e,t. 1l Ud Is too long preparing for tide week for we',, mill trying to=6 aM the_people,_players and gh idod A check with local coac"n The Rotary Club of Aesoclation, in only Ms emad lay group of IMvlduels. the lad month and a half.. At how to keep up talfl In Sesnincle Cosaty tabs the Mainland Lady' 9111- cummslty leaders we live Seminole Cosaty South has yew of operation, Is 'eating Your sappoet 01 thNe last coast the logistic, thousand little football ead work with every day. once again pit fosth a solid the "grit yoith football tivitiss, your hot 11113. body in sod this year's tourwiust Buccaneers as pee-HOW lOOks WSW and bittiF tournament favorites. _ ____ ___ 1' . S . Years 50 Hosts Pop Warner Football Of U you look it your frost window this week and think Midget, 12:190 NOW Plays. Rodilak. Cordials; Midget, 2:1e,Venken.SabeL pg. Rsidera; Pee Wee,3:46, utonle. SemInole Cosity Is being Invaded by a hord. 01 *"vitiv, 2:19 p.m., Naples Via vs. JacsvIlle Via.; Midget, 4:19 N.C. vs. Winter Park, VIa. csloftu fr the Natlanal foothill L.sagisa, don't be alarmet p.m., Stratford, S (IL vu. Oraigs Pat. Via. Our *n:± will be playing hod to 134 yoth football S IAIIJRDAY-. LAZE IIANflZYA V*IDAY— LAZE BQWIIL uird' trim several different datea, and Menlo. for three Pee Wee, 11:19, Vile, Via. vs. te Rtdmina; Jr. Pas 19:19 am. days 01 football and frolic all in cslsin'dion 0110 yewe of Pop • Wee, lii pa,, Mi. vu. WoSdid Cys Jr. Pee Wee,.. Pa Woe, 13i19, G -'- NC. vu. TUa; Jr. Midgut, Warier ?oethill.,, . Mere lb 1,019 11111 griddar., chsarl::dsrs riem dads, ant ewleeçcats,dopan yosname*w1flbecnhsdatsat ___ tetabep . ___ WamII ' 4:09 a. Jr. • • • uti 419 *. -. •-. . • ' -• 4' . S .' •- • 64 '. • • 1 -'c, ____ S 1 S • 5 . PIS P S e 1k.. 09 1!S1, 13* Vi. fhmbda N' -- ' kPIIW*'I (,) 116-A.&A". - 'S. • . h. •• • i;.IIdgut,1:$ . ' a.s Iu P.s Wee, $15 5 VAN IIIJS'. 'l , a = . - - & '. ..IF" I' . I *x -, S • rm sePiir S .: ;.. S •• •. i - 'N . ..". • ', IIWssi . •t• • % S • •.'-•. --'-i VRWAY.-19*p r.s, U:OSaa, ___ sid Ii I • • 5 S • . , - S S .S5S .. 55 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Nov. It, 979-7* LOS ANGELES (UPI) Instead, the crippled Rams behind the New Orleans tightened up ts last two Statistically, Los Angeles is Rams enough for them to Football fans, If you enjoy and the lowly Falcons find Saints, 6.6, while the Falcons games Tampain IBay scored ranked first against the run repeat as NFC West chamreading, this may be the tim e themselves playing In a are 4-7 and trail the Saints by just 14 points two weeks ago and pass in the National pions, a position they've held to catch up on your novels. matchup better known as the l games. as the Falcons won 17-14 and Confere nce. for the last six years. NumerWhen ABC-TV scheduled Mild, Mild West. Atlanta's defense has the New York Giants, despite 'The stats aren't misleading. ous Injuries to key def ensive tonight's game between the Kickoff in the nationally allowed an average of 7 beating the Falcons last week After 11 games you get a personnel were responsible Los Angeles Rams and the televised game Is schedul ed points and 345 yards per game 24-3, were held to 27 yards In pretty good readout. They tfor the Rams' worst start of Atlanta Falcons, the network for 6:30 p.m. PST. this season. The defense, the first half. (NFL teams have done a he decade, and when it aphoped that the teams would be peared the defense had The Rams are second in the which gave up 34 points to Atlanta coach Loeman Ben- good job on 51.111. lOS, 001dm State 103 locked In a great become Its usual awesome race In the weake st divi si on in football New Or lea , ns 24 to Detroit, 31 nett says he thinks the Rains' Portland 103, CIvIland It appears it would take an self, lightning struck the NYC We st ern Divi si on. with a 56 record, one game , to Seattle and 50 to Oakland, defense Is as strong as ever, execution to ch LOS AAg.IN 137 a Indlani 101, arge up the offense. •- SCoMEBOARD MR Pro Football BY United Pm. ntsrnatlanl American Canteq'anc. East WI.T Pct. New England I 1 0 .M7 Miami 7 3 0 113 iHf.lo 50 SOc NY Jets Al? 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St. Louis 3 Thendey, Nov. U (lit) Chicago at Detroit, 12:31 p.m. Chlcage 4, Celsrade I ,,4teusoen at Dal las. 4 sm. Montreal 3. I.e. Angeles I " ' 5 S S •' • . ' / • ' ' I S5 ', 5 5 , • • ___ . 5 . • S Ed Rush)caUed1tnogood,"Natt said. "You j,,st goas hard you can. I could have stuffed the ball harder, but I didn't want to shatter the backboard, Actually, I had too much momentum to do anything other than what I did." George Gervin scored 23 points to lead San Antonio. Larry Kenon added 15. In other games, Los Angeles hammered Indians iniot Kansas City beat Denver 109-92; Golden State shaded Phoenix 90-96; Portland defeated Seattle 10015; and San Diego Milwaukee 112-96. Lakersl27,PacerslW Jamaal Wilkes scored 21 points to lead eight Los Angeles 5 • By (Jilted Press Ia*erialioaal Calvin Natt, like a contestant on the old television show "Beat TheQock," had to look upto see U he had completed tds "stunt" In time. "I looked up and I didn't see any time on the clock," Natt said Sunday after his dunk shot at the buzzer gave the New Jersey Nets a 107-105 victory over the San Antonio Spurs. "1 never heard the buzzer and I thought maybe he (official S players In double figures. The Lekers, winners of 10 of 11 at home this year, maintained their hold on first place In the Pacific Division. Rookie Michael Cooper added 20 points and rookie sensation Earvin Johnson had 14 points, 7 assists and S rebounds, Indiana, loser of 11 of 13 on the road, was led by exLaker James Edwards with 2$ points and Mickey Johnson added 20. Kings 192, Nuggets ft Phil Ford scored 28 points and Otis Birdsong 27. Ford, who hit seven straight shots at one point, was also backed by Scott Wedinan with 17 points. John Roche led Denver with 31 points. Johnson Named Haffer's Coach . Warriors 99, Suns U John Lucas scored 21 points and Golden State made six free throWsin thc lasttwbmlnuteasonnyparkeradded ll pointh Jo Jo White 17, Tom Abernethy Ii a nd Clifford Ray 10. Walter Davis topped Phoenix with 22. Alvan Adams had 21 and Truck Robinson 20. Trail Blazers 1$, Super Sosics U Ron Brewer scored 21 points to help Portland hand Seattle OrdY Its second loss In its last it games. Fred Brown scored 13 01 his 23 points down the stretch as the Sonics made a bid but Ow Trail Blazers' Tom Owens hit five straight points In the final minute. ClIppers 112, Bucks N Brian Taylor scored 23 points and Bobby Smith added 22 to offset the 34 ohd performance of Marques Johnson. Taylor had er five three-point shots In the game, the final one at the buzz . Deltona Open Swinging For Feb. 9 Tee.Off Plans are in full swing for the annual Deltona Open Golf Tournament scheduled for Feb. 9 aid 10 at the Deltona Country Club. Chairman Neil Weary announced that 47 Gold cocol CoIt! ,~~, -44;~)41iv~ k .G.. cutywon ".' , - ii..! 4! II- -. Sponsors have already signed Puldin Muir UP. _$$rs iL "We are planning an Early Bird Tournament on SaturPsidsi 7 day, Dec. 1" said Weary. He added "Gold Sponsors sub$uedi ISIS Herald 'less by y. v N.Y. lingers 1 St. Louis 7 mitting their entry blanks by Psl., " Atlanta 4. W.eMnituii* that will be eligible to "NOW 51i High school basketball squads got a final tune up DELAND — Otis Johnson, earned MI-Stat., All'.Sosgherndate Basketball s5i'fs,, sa,ua.j 4 participate. it is not 12 ad" win 1 over the weekend with a jamboree at S.C.C. 'ji, former Hatter basketball and AU-*m.ri honors his nec 4. OviNe YesenisI sary es th at the check ____ prep squads hit the court again tonight when the great and presest coach at senIor year. He was a Junior accomp ill:1 'i" 3, SN any the entry blank— listen Cealarsace Fnlk4on (Ga.) High School, !4I. ceica. MINNOWS , 3(511) 1171 Bowl Festival Basketball Tour. College All-American at it may be submitted after the ASSetle DMsles Vancouver I, Montreal I ias been named ii assistant Brevard W I. Pet. •i • Community College fir namentTlpso11atLymanhIIghbegInnj,,ga(7: st of the year" The golfers iIsa baike'ball coach at Stetson and was named to the 11 4 .710 — p.,, , amas scteluio p.m. wlflmeetatthecountry club s—us P01111011111111 Is 6 40 I UnIver si as un ty, It w anno ced ' Twou" soon Independent All -American f WasNnn I 7 .135 3 or refrsalanenta at 10 am. !!!!'' •UISJI as OviNe today Glemi Wilkes, head While at Stetson. H.p Veil I 15 414 1 4 N.Y. IIJij 5 U. the tournament. coach and athletic director. Jersey 7 II JOS I H. was drafted In the 3rd preceding Wlsliiien at Gold Sponsors to date are: Central DIVISISS P.sdes He will Uflhl hIS fSWIP roiisd by the NBA I.e. *ngiei as vanceuver W S. Pd. CS ____ hum Jennle Allen, Joseph Boyle, . M"llItIo. Immediately S Aws Gilis Golden State. Johnson played B&H 710 , 435 — j14 Corp., Jolson replace. Josh ___ II ISIS I so MIenl one In the Belgium D." Tred, Adam who recently resigned Prof-aionall.ague ,. Contractors, Indians Il24N4 the head couching averagid 2$ pokes per gam CH.ilsmd e. Cadillac Agency, BBC liquor position at Florida A & M. I H. thun returned to Stetson to & Lounge, Walt Carpenter, Woo" "We are eatremely plunid compl Im ete his degree slid lb. Vassit, tia Lakes to add to our staff 05.01 ow accepted the coaching Realty, Deltoca Travel W I. Pd. CS & MOWN forin players who has pomss at IISMN ale II S. in — us following Agency, Deltosia Golf & demonstrated excellent City Hwy434, WiV'oii. Saturday, Her. 11th, the district and statewide cw4dng ability I. his three Country Club, Deltona 511310 0 S Lj$PI9I is oss of the fined Medical Arts Cosdar, Dollona (Ike.. 1 U .755 9 Sed Kis 01 Columbus ckamplen'blp meets spa years at Folkston High players we LONOOD ($55 have ever bad at Medical Arts Pharmacy, Dr. 3 '_JJjI 11 Ca-_cl Is speesedag a sated by the F'orlda áigisis ," Wilkes dated In, Statem," Wilkes o,'iri-tgt PheMs 514114 Lewis Edgemon, Florida 00 11 bidsital fri,s, it* 01 Colw"b Councils. making the aesoac—,uet, "lii esceliunt 14 !I MCI Bak at — ___ ad keys ueiit, H'n'ai Per more W.rmutIa, "Oils crit.d cediraMe at roiterhithe 1$744I nIIaed II I uS.— UrologIcal Assoc., Jam" *1tke114Mtb.AJ COMM Selierd of basketball exctlomiat by was ak.yfat'Isr in our ftd DsGanahl, Dynamic • Boule Catholic Church ()4innbu. YaMb Chalmaaa, c'w$deg their team to the roosid that year. 11 74* I. . .— . in P'p.i3.s, Ocras, Electric, lb. Freak Joyce: ---' fret so Dim . 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C- i N.J.; MIdgut, 1:09 pa., 1wesd, na vs. Wed Va; Pa Wee, 319 pa., Plets, Miami vu. Jc PRWAY—.RJop_A •• . — __ IW4OLI oouuaig ' ma*suVAsYPAaD IAV imi w 'STADIUM Jr. *dg:19:05 $ss., flit Petbe vu, RorW MI,atei MUMMY — .• __ S ift.-A. S U'.-.' V1' . .. VP I 1SU Fee Wee, 1:39p.m., Ji.sville, Via. vu. $i.d; Jr. MIdget, 3:09 former NFL player lid ceech ad now ff atw es the "NFL, IWsy show" ad M$'Aasrlam Wubi i Bredlay of IJ44 7M. k16 it fsIIls, iSale. aejay spinal P no !1:J, p.m., Gatosda, NC, vs. 1awUha Warriors. IAIUIDAY-. lAZE MQWL Jr. Midget, Bees, Ga. vs. Tatawifla Warner. (.);Jr. Pee Wi., 109p.m., lisil Richard Perrinu. vs. kEMMsV'; Jr. MIdget, 3:29 p.m., Vt. Pierce, Y$a, S vs. Miiwee Jets (Sam. A In Ihse,kbratim. S 21S PALO GMoit.N.ueawIua(); Mldgd,4;N • aLI £..akfl .JA ka.... .55 FalconsairRams TV Encounter A S/eeper? the University of Wisconein-River Falls playing at Angelo State University (Texas), $4-C; and Central State University (Okla.), 6.1.0, at Kearney Slate College (Neb.), 8-10. '' - S,, Y,S,A, . " SlMdAY he will allaW do University of Kentucky and Will sign a basketball letter of Intent at the eail.Ied 11.111* County. The i' 1 S 1! To Sign With Kentucky 'Cats title. games are scheduled for Friday beginning at 1:30,3:00 and 7:00 p.m. with the Rotary Bowl Qunnplonshlp match up slated for an 1:30 p.m. dart Friday night. 1979 Rotary Bowl Festival concludes with prep football action Saturday night at Lyman. Metro Conference namer-up Edgewater at 8-2 will meet the Five Star Conference nmner.up Lyman Greyhounds at 6-4. The football classic is scheduled for an 1:00 p.m. kickoff and should provide local prep grid fans with two exciting offensive minded squads. The Rotary Bowl Charity Festival is a nnually sponsored by the Rotary Club of Seminole County South with proceeds going towards local charities within Sei"1'iole 0 -' ' Three consolation — • f. •- F 1, .. • 1 The Lake Howell-Lyman winner meets the Bishop Moore-Oviedo winner Wednesday night at 7:00 in the other aemiiinai game. title and could very possibly be at the top of the heap when It comes time for state playoff action. Fighting Seminole coach Bill Payne Is "We've never been In the position of being PUMP the rno4 optimisticSeminole County the favorites before the dart of any g hoop coach as the season unfol since I've been here," uys Payne. "it's kind And why shouldn't he be? of fun It feels good." Seminoles,like other squadsin the area The Tribe begins the season with four haMw ve been busily prepa ri th e upcoming season darters returning to the ilneup and season and wrapped upngthfor et another fifth man who saw plenty of action a period over the weekend eir "g ready" with a six team year ago. jamboree at Seminole Community College. With that kind of lineup and more solid "We're ready to go, Its time to pit it out on depth on the bench, Payne and the Seminoles the floor," says an anxious Tribe ha ve to be labeled as one of the strongest The Se'nln@lss get their first test of a very teams in the county. The Seminoles are pre- young season when they face, defending tournament favorites and PM a serious Rotary Bowl dtanipkins lake Brantley threat to the Five Star Conference basketball tonight at Lyman at 7:00 p.m. -p By United Press International absorbing a 34-20 defeat by play of the fourth quarter and rookie straight triumph. Campbell broke blew an 18-yard field goal with f 11 NFL Washington which joined Tony Franklin kicked three field his own team record for touchdowns seconds left. ft was Kansas City Four weeks ago, when was halfway Into its 16-game regular Philadelphia and Dallas atop the goals to lift Philadelphia over St. In a season with Ids 14th and 15th first triumph In Oakland in 10 yea Loins. Wayne Morris scored on a scores. season schedule, Dallas was sailing NFC East with an 8-4 record. and completed a series sweep th Roger Staubach came into pair of 1-yard plunges for the Carthrough the weak NFC with a season. Broncos 38, 49ers 28 Ord and Pittsburgh was 6-2 in the Washingt on rated the NFL's No. 1 (IiflBlS. Buccaneers 31, Giants 3 Bob Swenson's first fumble quarterback and he hadn't thrown Browna 30, Dolphins 24 AFC. It looked like Super Bowl XIV Doug Williams fired a pair 358 recovery of the game set up a touchwould bear a striking resemblance an interception in his previous 83 Brian Sipe, who passed for scoring passes to Larry Mucker an down and the fleet linebacker ran passes. He left the nation's capital 38 yards and to Super Bowl XIII. 88 David Lewis returned a fumble After "Turnover Sunday," passes later looking like a nected withthree Reggietouchdowns; Bucker on a con- yards for a score with another yards for another TD as Tampa Ba however, the Steelers and the beleaguered freshman senator. yard scoring toss with 13:01 left in fumble during a 21-point third period avenged its previous defeat to Net Joe Th eismann passed for Cowboys will have enough trouble three overtime, lifting Cleveland past that helped keep Denver tied with York — when the Bucs were th TDs In guiding the Redskins to their Miam i and knocking the Dolphins San Diego In the AFC West. San NFL's only unbeaten team and winning their divisions, th high est point total of the season. out of a first-place tie with New fFrancisco's Joe Montan a threw his Giants were winless. Pittsburgh and Dallas combined JohnHiggins ran 3 yards for another England in t he AFC East. Miami's irst' NFL TD pass. Bears 23, Jets 13 to commit a staggering total of 13 score and Mark Moseley field Don Strock replaced an Ineffective Seahawks 38, Saints 24 Mike Phipps threw scoring passe turnovers and allowed 69 points goals of 46 and 45 yardskicked . Bob Griese and threw two fourthIn a wide-open game featuring to Rickey Watts and Dave William between them as each team lost sole Elsewhere In the NFL, quarter TI) passes. almost 1,000 yards In total offense, and Chicago used a grinding, ball possession of Its divisional lead. Philadelphia edged St. Louis 16-13, S eattle's Jim Zorn riddled New control offense to register Its burt) , 21 Dan Fouts passed for two touch- Cleveland beat Miami 3024 in Patriots for two Orleans for a team record 384 yards straight triumph. New York' Ste ve Grogan passed downs and Woodrow Lowe picked off overtime, New England trounced and four TD Zorn, who hit 24- Richard Todd provided the only a Terry Bradshaw pass and sprint ed Baltimore 50-21, Houston routed touchdowns and Stanley Morgan of-33 passes,passes. snap pe d a 24-24 tie with Jets' scores on an 18-yard TD pass to reeled off an 80-yard punt return for 77 yards for another score as the San Cincinnati 42-21, Denver be at San another score to spark New a 35-yard TD lob to ace receiver Jerome Barkum and a 1-yard Diego Chargers heat the NFL cham- Francisco 38-28, Seattle defeated England's rout of Baltimore. it was Steve Largent with 6:16 left In the keeper. pion Steelets 35.7. New Orleans 38-24, Kansas City the lulls 19, Packers 12 second tim e this year the game. Fouts connected on TI) passes of upset Oakland 24-21, Tampa 1hllY Patriots Reserve running back Mike have scored 50 points in a ChIefs 24, RaIders 21 16 yank to John Jefferson in first routed t he New York Giants 31-3, game. Collier plunged 1 yard for a touchRookie quarterback Steve Fuller down with three min utes remaining quarter and 9 yards to Bob Klein in Chicago defeated the New York Jets Oilers 42, Bengali 21 di re cted Kansas City to a 24-7 lead the second period. Bo Matthews ran 23-13, Buffalo defeated Green Bay and Nick MlkeMeyer kicked four Earl Campbell and Rob Carpenter and the Chiefs held off a f urious field goals to lift Buffalo past Green and Minnesota shaded Detroit 2 y arns for another San Diego Th in 19-12 14-7. Atlanta Is at Los Angeles scored two TDs each and Dan comeback to snap afive-game losing the second quarter and Hank y, Pastorini passed for one score streak and virtually end Oakland's plunged 2 yards for San Diego's final Monday night. 'Iklnp 14, Uoas 7 before suffering an eye injury as playoff chances. Ken Stabler, who score at 5:53 of the fourth quarter. Eagles 16, Car dinals 13 Rickey Yo ung ran for two thirdHouston grabbed a share of the AFC The Cowboys almost matched the Ron Jaworksl hit Keith Krepfle Central lead. The Oilers Intercepted tossed three TI) passes, guided quarter touchdown as Min nesota Oakland to the Chiefs' 1-yard line in rallied past Steelers turnover for turnover In with a 40-yard TI) pass on the first five passes en route to to hand the Lions their fifth the final minute -- but Jim Breech their eighthDetroit straight defeat. shots. I NWO By JOE DIOANTIS Herald Spurts Editor S Sall Diego Shocks Steelers Prep Sensation Bratt Bearup . ,J ' encounter at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night in aeml4iaal Seminoles Have Experience, Depth Have-0 ,,,,, 4~,% .". The fifth annual Rotary Bowl Basketball Tournament, Part of the week-long Rotary Charity Festival gets Underway tonight at Lyman High with first round action plUing tourney favorfte Seminole High $f5o Rotary Champion Lake Brantley. The opening preliminary game is set to get underway at 7:00 p.m. with the nightcap preliminary showing the Leesburg Yellow Jackets mixing It up against the DeLand Bulldogs. Tuesday nighVS second round of preliminaries shows theLakeHowellSliverHawkJt1kfngonthynan Greyhounds at 7:00 pin, with Orange Belt Conference membersBWopMo do testing each other at I:3Op.m.inthenightp, The winner of the Seminole-Lake Brantley encounter 1 • S ' IN BRIEF The Seminole SDOrts Explosion Rotary Bowl Tipoff Tonight I fl S Tampamon~ Rolls, Dolphins Lose . -,(-.*, • • •• tsurusuiit his R.'fl) w mRrffIN J '•4: I __ S • S • 11 " .5 -1- ..J* t4 1 •S ,4 • 1 0 ..S S. S 5 �2 •j2 - — —, Monday, Nov. i,ifl $A—Evonlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ON F AA V MERRY 1 SH0PPING1 F, 0 ' •*1* BEFORE THE * RUSH 0 • E9 HaW'Sanfo NOW000 ON V Our "SHOPPING CENTER OURSE.VES Ample Parking • Convenience • Varletyl TONIGHT'S 4 Cable Ch. ICES) Orlando (NIC) 0 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Tim Conway. Valerie Harper. - : : OKI upal T"9" 7 41~1 a fantastic selection of lOfl&short CO,., SPEC IAL . In great colors. All foal priced to ; \/ LiJ..!ii.' .. I I '. IJ) l l .. 0 .1 .. s l . I p I " Herald Pliets by TOM. V1 Debi Wagner, from left, Roger Quick, Bowl America manager, and Jackie Royal i @Coin Banks .La th.r .Stuffd Animals I i *Hats . . Sr . T-shirts ii I SHIP SANFORD PH. 322-3524 l oval fl• moccasin cimfirt in or brown fosther. a r nig 2" • • 'V ''P" . The event will take place Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24 at Bowl America. Sponsor sheels are aVallable at area Jr. and Sr. High Schools and at Bowl-America. Debi Wagner is Jayceette project non FIRSTST C 1 50/. off ________ •t4)TODAY IN FLORIDA CE) 6 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA AM-FM radio. CiSllette recorder; thW, a clock radio, and fourth, a bowling bail. The Jayceettes will also give prim for fifth through eighth places. Air el RAN* & 'U U I UI II I I ''." 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NO (WED) UD THURSDAY MORNING (1) 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (MON-WED, FRI) CZ) 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON- W F MR MW in cab) self-addressed •' Fsrmsts1y—erimso fortunately lopipr Dave any you.4n6 your 11111101h ewniblig esromisy, 1*1 I DA, Health um and a Im* ft" $1 a Iftwsd&&" swelled By st*PNM J_ Wedding Ar u .uysu da SMILE vie" on MOM FILE PoLoaRS aud for all 21 A croftc D.L IN MICHIGAN reco '~Jmeidloln of the blacks who otow country, Abby eparse. May boom 110give corn. from Africa. Should the era It) tbsy not be credttid with ?i pel mask DEAR ABBY: I fell "iØving America Central Florida proudly a'— 1JUIiWI1IUIUIUS$? foramanlworkwlth.I'llcall a pIAywr4XIAg :. BIACKANDPROUD him Mel. We Mel is married. I'm for young "e in 4 - DM PROUD: Y1111111, Bet God r0ls and nalm ralel single. , rendezvoused corded Orange 4 Seminole is bla.b ei.I&uM much mser-'--u*pE during loni l hours, $fl ounty 01111001111. am tun Modes For DEM ABBY:I am amned any evenings be could get A 05 savings bond will as tiny worked our that the BrItWI didn't got a away, be awarded to do winners fM ' IIuiid special mention for their Mel's old 1a13' got wind In three divisions thlrd dIIhed.ur..ML ..rwd contributions to America. our romance, JO he grade thr fifth,; I MON SM fonglill ow warss They gave us the very hod to cool ft for a while. grab thru ninth, and loth il Aplast trigandolas odds, towidistlion for our notiml Well, his old lady is no grade thru twelfth. is day managed is dummy. She said as longshe ia°' cie March 15, I .otutad 41= wE worked together w J and Benjamin wouldn't feel comfortable, For entry form and rules. vpro IIISAWT. WoMelany A. Froft bd most of w She am threatened to P to md a self addressed PlUp Nud.lpk, Jesse founding fathers. And of the boss, 101 I(riid to SW stam ped envelope•o Oweus, Marian Anderson, coins, thsy gave us ow another Jsekl. *.ba.., Iy job, butI',n the Attenum Joan W&K P.O. (s, 1gied 11.chall, Our law Is bused on BriUdI OIlS who had to quit. Why? Boa ' WIi*er AsèswYg ad $eemy common law. NAMELN1NNY AAI KIN WW 94 fW ft" - - aw Ckht"S • fr om occu ccurring val area. (G.1 hr., 39 mm.) M*A*S*H While rush. Ing urgently needed antibiotics 10 the 40771h, Hawkeye and O.J. got lost In enemy territory. MANY VGTMN IRA VISTIMM i . Collis helps to reaffirm a young boy's faith In humanity when (UQ MONDAY MORNING EMERGENCY ONEI 0 (MON. WED, FRI) 0 GD SPECIAL TAEAT(TUE) 11:30 6 (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE YRI)FEUD iLF (MON. IMU) CD 8 NEWS(FRI) 'ft it I" a Civil 806 in literature, comblood with yen agreed Is. (Pa lberes a Ait OW) Is rid Mab the English laqivage, kiinon b be lowasill bere. $Pedal .41". HBO Lassie (1978) James Stewart, Guests: Rich Little. Alt :; - I I provided a tradition thal gave us of our own •• :' '1111111111111116111 Of Ovr Printing— Especially lst*ered AmericarL Gem Society ' Angel., Rams. (1) 0 MOVIE "The Turning events which are making no" Point" (1977) Anne Bancroft, In the production and glamor Shirley MscLaIne. Two friends capital of the movie industry. from ballet training school, who (1) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE chose different roads many PRANK Tragedy results when YOWS Earlier. MOM again and Mrs. Oleson Invites a faith forced 10 deal with the ..• I PH IM FRENCH AVE.—SANFORD 4U! • .' . link iIL I, L. Job ow AD"4EAD PROGRA A# today. swe ON I Stay hem. and LI I ..v9Oldbsads on ai4k gold chain.Oniormore Add a bead for other gift occasions ... or Just to my *1 low you this rmch-. 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Village People, Tanya Tucker, 8:00 Toddy Pendergrass, Joe HBO HOLLYWOOD David Namath and football cOach 9ACHARUE NMIO 041 322.25$ 1 •.i sel In a rapidly flooding under. tinily agrees The Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes In chairman and Jackie Royal is co-chairman. conjunction with Bowl Ame Prizes will be awarded to those PerS&IOrd a sponaong the Second Annual Bowl-for. Udpan with the mostsponsors. • Breath Bowl-A-Thon benefit the local level, fiat puce receives a FIOSIL ackw)te portable W; second, an P -. E wate residences for the siskes Q)0 quake traps Thib, of their marriage and their gorgeous models andTrap, a mortwo 0 , . t • FURNITURE COMPANY 311 E. FIRST ST—SANFORD—M-56n L THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED94 wi Benefit To Aid For the man .nIlw move....Na ndwwi, T.t.y PIstNr U AT ALL FLAGSHIP LOCATIONSI • _____ 7 7 f ' 21 CD Q THE ED ALLEN SHOW 007)NEWS 730 0 113D TIC TAC DOUGH aD 0 THE NEWLYWED "ME (D a FAMILY FEUD (35) MAUDE Maude reluc. I 3JO ONE DAY0ATA TIME (R) (MON-WED, FRI) (U 0 MOVIE (ThU) 4:00 HBO MOVIE HU) 9 (DJOKER$WILD •. listed, noncabievisjon subscribers may tune in to public broadcasting Brown Is put in a real spot when Peppermint Patty Invites CD 6 ABC NEWS herself and her friend over to 1351 CANDID CAMERA 0 17 9013 NEWHART The his house for Thanksgiving (S)0P.M. MAGAZINE . - in addition to N 7:00 .'.' l favorite fabrics . I lack.. Your it\ 4 , ( -i2g(g is We Have GIFT CENTERS Choose fram I they lostl ,— Wup Beach NCAA FOOTBALL (FRI) 3:15 independent Atlanta, Ga. Home Son Of fice Cablevision system channel (PIS) 74, Orlando while cabl•vision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 4. Miami, by tuning t channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN) and tuning to channel 10 for PBS channel 34. / - • Wiide* 17) HBO Orlando I (D 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL Independent ( - I , TV tf. owir - Ft. Monday. Nov. I WV* OPENMN..SATWITHTNISESIINLIVI 293 �. . S . 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UK 101.11 M ou 4 WA Pantry Pride Dinner Rolls S MICHELOB GALLO LEONARD KRIUSCH BEER WINE CHABLIS, ROSE UUPRAUMILCH OR BURGUNDY Oft 91;fao Best luyrhv&kv,/ , S - • Arp Limas W, e low SAVE 200 Best &w!p4lwepfrs/ Golden Grain RIci•A.IsnI a l3oz $1" BAG SAVE 300 LB - PEW 7_9p V . '- S - • .--"-S S - •: ,, s: 4 �4 • 4I—Vvi&11 N.raId, $anfKd, Ft. 4 •. Mondsy, Nov. it, 19" ENjoy A FusT . El .•- - V -, - - - - - - - - - - - - I S HEAT. AND SERVE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE TURKEY DINNER 9 to 10 lb. Cooked Turkey 4 lbs. Dressing (your choice) : I qt. Giblet Gravy 1 pint of Cranberry Relish SERVES 12•15 People FromI!re!ti re1.xo'wrurc]1lJ1 Swift's Premium Gov't•Insp.ctsd, Shipped Oulck• Frozen, Evlsc, U.S.D.A. Grad. A W - - - - .-. . C.- •- ',- _- * Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Publix Duckllng................... • Monday, Nov. 19, 197"ll $109 Whit. Broad ............. 320-oz. loaves Breakfast Club Dinner Rolls ............. 2 2= 9 990 Rich n' Chip, Pecan Sandles, Iced Oatmeal & Raisin or C.C. Biggs Kesbier Cookies ...... ,. rog $103 Weston Stoned Wheat Thin Cracker*. . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • box 89' 99. Swift's Premium Gov'Hnspcted, Shipped Oulck• FVozen, Evlsc,, U.S.D.A. Grads A Plu mp G............... per W. $149 __IlL Swift's Premium Gov't-Inspected, Shipped Oulck•Frozin, Evlsc., U.S.D.A. Grads A Tasty Capons........... per $129 pint $e.. Zesty-Flavored Potato Salad ......... Plbw. 89' Fresh-Made II Dinner nOuS........... Olom 694 Seafood Treat, Carolina Standard Oystors, at. Sunnyland (Regular or Hot) Bag sausagee 0 a 0 0 a 9 aa 0 0 a pkq .. LIbbyP•ach.s.....,,... 29oz . 69. 89' Swift's Premium Boneless Cannod Ham ............ (Plus 100 White House CIM extra UH Green Stamps with Coupon) F. *I?M ?NI COUPOAWO UCN*$I O EjWGIA,ampsJ!j Swift's Premium 59s AppleRings................. 15oz. ., Bruce Whole sweet Potatos........ 'ca? 58' Cairo Beauties Sweet 22os. zed oac -French Fried Onions. 49. $4911 - t.1sp•, V Boneless Canned Ham 34b. can 2.Iløv.s Well, Nov. all ISTI) I Mustard ...... 000#000000 ., 33. Club Corn 01 MargarIs . ...... •.....,OW59' Pillsbury's Crescent DI'i'•, Rolls .. , . ••,,,,, 69' Assorted 8loeN' Bake - -. %X§ Self-Basting (Broth Bested), Broad Publix Turkey. Government4nspected, Shipped QUICk FOZfl Evisc., U.S.D.A. GradeA(lOLbe.; - IL and over)-, . . I LI - ToWff JWA ..e.............. 'S.. -IDaIrI.Fr.sh . Sow cr..m.....,,.... I& so . Kraft's Wesel - Whlpp. Topping 19s TII.TS Whi.d -. Dinnort Napkins ........... s.. 59' cram ch..s....... 89 INoff Label, Assorted or DalrlFrssh Small, Large, . W White & Decorated Schml.rkas.orLow.Fat , -3 Gala Towsls............... 'S. 59' CottagiChsss.... $I1 j eakfastCIub Krsft's Crown knport.d 5apated Nlk 0 980 Gruyere Lton's Want Wisconsin cheese Bar Swdds 1' !roe ....................... 33 s a .a or WX rch.i..... , $11 63 os. 1 WOOdy 5 Cold Pack cheddar or F0U(l24nches wide) PortwlnsChssss.. is Wrap...... ' 391 rd m i . AN Crisco Shortening ":... fill UAaST ass aRADEAPLAIDA - IJ91 .\1 -. 4.' go • . .. ' -I •- ._- - - ,• $ V !':r: I Tp ,M!wu hraftnIIJuU Tit j . . / . b. p - - �- . .. i - - M.ndey,Nov.9rn - Florida CALENDAR - jg Escapee Is Loose i I. - - , •' . ifloticiT Legal Notice flIS - li-ibip SIDE GLANCES pioyers with Outstanding Co. If you have the skills, you can't go wrong with thisi 323 3176 Stemper Agency, Wm.Sternper, Experienced Supermarket Stockmen and Cashiers Apply in perun. rooa uarn lMh & Park. II_____ FE ES . 'Sanford-lovely 1 BR + den, air, 'formica kitchen, new shag. $195$325 Adults. Furn. avail. MORI sr. leg. REAL STATE Brellerl 'H Ernest _________________ Apis. tor 5en5r Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy, See VA'FHA.235.CHOme 'Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Low Down Payment Ave. • Cash for vvur lotl Will build your lot at our lot. 711 CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. Enterprise, Inc Y FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS Medel Inc., Realtor & DISHES, INC. ALt' UT*L1'. 644-30)3 'hI'iES $300, 6 MO. LEASE, "IFIOLER REALTY, BROKER. l50x10Ocr. bldg lot in DeBars,. $4,, 1.000 dwn, owner will '1-0440, 377.iSfl. hold. COUNTRY LIVING at its finest. 3 BR, 4 bath, 4'- acres, lake front wi BR, I bath guest cottage. $97,000. 2 BR, 18 unfurn., carport, storage, patio, W-D con. nectlons, stove & refrig,, FENCED 3 BR, 1 bath, DbI. lot, IlIAC, adults only. Security & zoned commercial, all for ref. req., S1Y mo. 169- 763i. 129,900. - -- 32-Houses Unfurnished Price reduced 57,000. 3 BR, lB __________________ home, custom mid. pool, greenhouse, workshop. 1700 sq ft living 4- 17.26 sc. patio. - ____ 880. Many extras, must sell, well under-priced at Terms available, LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, . "FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING. - ACRE. $100 MO. SEIGLER office In rear. All for $31,900. ,r(ALTY BROKER. 32)0640, ' REALTORS 3 BR. IB, 1g. fenced yd. Nice Neighborhood $2SSmo. 531 3512 - fllo5anfordAve. 337.7571 p$ord area, newly remodeled. 311 home, 1g. DR, LR, FR, -with fireplace. Ut II. rm. plus ,wood.d lot. $365 plus sec. No -psfs. 333-i$74. ____ uwinpw* ______ EARLY VICTORIAN $594 MO DEL. NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RE. STORABLE CONDITION. 13L000.TERMSAVAILABLE. ____ _____ m.v iSiM. LAKE 45004101-lass listIng sl*0 wIll Lovely 4 Berm, Zhi Soflu lakefront '1Sms has ol en one acre, 'Prfvafe boat *5*. fireplace in CA$H1I$ ____ ___ - _____ • ____ .' ____ l - " ,. ' - - Si,s.' ' Mayto(r giSt course. spacious 3 p*m,, lilt huoine,a Fta. '..r plus a family room. fruit ' _____________ -, -. ,. . , - ' ____ - 1S ___ ______ Se. ,... -. - ii .01- duel PINK lo iaSsrill C ,Jt*hI 1KW_-.- . • itis P111sh, • - NSMINUIJVIL 11 • . . . . . .. • ,- • ., . . -.- ___________ -':. -. -.. IL N,, - - - ' -. ls' - • - -- - - - - '' -. - • ' -•' - -.: . -. . IMD. G1 • - ADD 2 UNITS. GOOD PEN 0á,1 . 'IiI Pubili Nausmlir 59. aid ClSJ1N.9aI I_ps-v IL - t. •' -. . ':'' . - __________ _ INSCUTIVE NOMI-DeIAIY ".0 $drm. 3 Bathe, foyer, large sets, patio, dour. arag.. Pisr: ___ ROOM UNITS ON OVER - SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO TAI. INCOME. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE $52,900. _ ii _ - Sanford-Lk. Monroe area, zoned agrl., 144.210', 55.900. FORREST GREENE REALTOR' INC. REALTORS 530.5533 or 330-911 sues. 339 0309 _____________________________ 3390501 If you don't believe that want bring results, try one, and lists STEMPER AGENCY to your phone ring. Dial 372-361 or 131-9993. RFALTOR1774,91 - i - . I A - SALESMAN IN a Classified I i MA 10 ACRES ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM. - S....SELL "DON'T WEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. S ACRES OFF UPSALA RD., 510.900. Phonelfl. 76i10r53)9,,Jand a frIendly AdVi5 will help I3)SO'LOTSNICILYWOODED NEAR PINICRE$T SCHOOL. $7,300 TOTAL. -. - -. NICELY WOODED OVER $11 10 LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOFS $5,500. 13)S0'LOTSNICELYWOODEi) NEAR 2SI11ST. $1,350 TOTAL. (7) OVER SIZED RESIDENT. ON IAL LOTS ON HWY 477.16,100 Tacos fast food service, sealing capacIty of II. Easily con- I EACH. vw'Iedtoel,zaoroffier,Susy 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICEI V WOODED OFF NOLAN hwy with ample parking. PD. (I) AT $4,100. (31 LAKE FRONT AT $5,501 REALTY WORLDS _____ ________ MOONEY APPLIANCES - .---MlrRtswau Push button IIIWI 11N 55lAt?V El. Gas & S. French 1)793) Sanlon 323 1321 ARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TIE ES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 1795, SANFORD, FL 32771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, - - _______ msc - ' Sanford,Fia,3217l ------ - rchandise SP-4ISiCaI Pianos a organs as low as's9I Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2302 French Ave. sing your Plom 1. credit? catchup back payments I buy equity. 323.02)6, buyyourequity,C101eln2lhrs. )La1.Gori - AWARDREALTY,INC, ___ _____________________ FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL .A-..rtsigss URIigI YELLOWSAND Call Cark & Hlrt 3237550 -. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greeiiho*e 373914* ii buy 1st I 3ndmor'tgiges We ulso make R.aI Estate & Suslileis io". nolida 7,1w. gage lnvestnent, 1330 S. )ran,e Ave., SuIte 306. Winttr Evesafter6&w,ekends - -' -&VEGETABLEPLANTS PETUNIAS .. 240) Airport Blvd. 4$ , _______ -Micelleitsosis for Sale - - V5I1$id tO Buy WE IUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES a. PLUMBING 3K Tire Mart, 322.1110, shock ubserbers, 511. 14.91: ueavv Iify $6.93; batteries $39.13. Free Est. All work guaran teed. 322 lOIS. CERTIFIEDLAWN & LANDSCAPING FREEESTIMATES372?907 Cement I ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 19$ 1914. _______________________ 'Ceralic Tile ________________ CommercialS. Residential Sod, shrubs& hedging 3236505 . _______________ - stpumps,oliI*eaters& AC's. dl sizes, all guaranteed 90 lIy$. Call 321.3943. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Uied, any condition 444 1126 , ; w,nattr,ss, ' ' ci 3224132 Lirf'y's Mart, 3)5 Sanford Ave. Bey 1, SoIl, (PIe finest In UI IWAlIw,, Nefr . I 0 ' - Dressmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332070? Painting Al B PAINTING Residential I Commercial 322 5752 aft S 175 4)37 Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel & Addif ions. ,.,ç,il131 5399or1670l36 Futsler Painting & Repair Residenfial&Commercial Call 365 5317 _____________________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULT F U L END THE NUMBER iS 327-2611. - Grooming & Boards'ng _______________________ Animal Haven Kennels ThankYou,ThankYou for being my customers & friends. If there's a better way tosayitld0n'tknowhy you be richly blessed. Rest wishes Randal Rowe. PainhlngCR.pair Professional Quality ANTHONYCORINO 1770071 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small about that. - Hoimeclsaning _____________________________ ______________________ - Pressure Cleaning __________________ Flelchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailers & NV, residential a comm. property. Free esi. 322 Rsf*uodsllf.I-c.,pefitry, push,. - masonert, concrete. All work professionally done, Fret estImates. 30 yrs. exp. Call 337. 3914i 3)1-flu -, 9323 ______________________ PIN Pressure & Steam Clejsing, Painting. Roof, homes, mobilc homes. etc. Mobilehome special I/SW. $3750. Reasonabl, rates, all work guar. 3237113 - lMan,qualityopeqation Syrs.ezp. Patios, Driveways etc.Waynel,aI.337.)32I PAINT CONT. ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FREEST. 3330439' ' $ 9 • INSULATION - BattIng, blowing, tACO roam, fiberglas I, Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 37)1539 or 304-7344700 'collect., LION 45*111FUINITUIE BUY. SIU.. TRADE Ught Hauling Yarddebri$,'Trasf, Appliances5jsc (LOCAL I 349 531) Housewives Cleaning Servici" FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, Pernalijed, fast, dependable 5 E 7S St. 323095). Regularor Itimebasis WI BUY USED FURNITURi1 WeDOwastuwindowsi 6175*94 APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nihwe Salvage. 332173). VINYl lipait' - Vinvlrepair&recoic,ring Saveup,.50Pdot reupluoislery charge, 1691177 __________________________________________ *21551 Fatigue pants & Locke. Ti? _________________________ ywalI 'fl26B931 IRMY NAVY SUIPLUS -' . LIi & Landscaping TIC, Steam Carpet Cleaning. New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 75 yrs. Exp. 5695562. J....._ $37 Hwy. 17-97 u-,aiEstat. ___ Handy Paul, has truck will travel Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry. painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 653). MEINTZER TILE . - ________ or I -. stoves, POISON MARINE LOCATION AND PRICE. 1)61. PIll 19. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT EMODILINGa. REPAIR PAL INT TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Hirrieft's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St,'2? 712 - 55-Boats & Accessories cmi now muss. • Home Repairs Carpet Cleaning household items 95 Thurs. Sun. 2400 Summerlin. , CBIl _________________ - lip 5va4'antiel, $soutlfui Mr cilales. - Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, & Ccci Repairs Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6035 after S p rn Beauty Care 373 1731 _______________ seyss,ginsmper,yplas.au - ______________________ 54 -Garage Sales -.. Eve. 163-3651 - wiling, 11iW, $11. 332'l$IS. __________________________ -- A95ç)t 339$3Sa Purlsfma5 IVV. Largest lu uSC, 1511111$ cal, Plumbing Service I. Repair. C4II Larry for Free Est. 67) 6294. LiC,. BoiSOedI ins. - *tmag tree,?' scaldu pine, I.; Typewriter, III; Desr Ibrne Improvements Air Conditioning TV repo It" Zenith. Sold orig, $192.75 bal. $153.16 or $17 mo _______________________ Ii. ________ has HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Aye, rlliture, 319 1. lIft ii. 373 -- '72 VW Super Beetle New eng - fires, paint 52150 327 8783 '65 c'tr.v With Camper Top s000 Puns Cood 373 5569 I MILLERS l6l9OriandoOr. Ph 327 0357 e CIw'lsfm.s have a Prlenly The Real EtØ. Agency - 600duted TV's. $255. up I - Controls, - BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? 1; Oak porch racker,, $$., otal office *5k, ,. JeekIs - ________ I -..---. leg. 6TATI Briber 291N.I7.9LCasselberry,Pl. II size baby bed -- , I --' 350 woodsland cnic table v.7 benches, .. I 55-N Radio-Stereo --- r-by.Sfde refrigerator, . - ATTENTION HUNTERS Peal clean '7) Jeep SVagone,'r Lots of extras rtasonat,l, I Call 372 4137 ' ' 7Oacresorang, grove '4-UN - - - . - ErJuestMI5 Sr. -- 1972 Fiat 12.1 Sport, F,c gas mi, newly rebuilt trans Very cle,in, 51,495 112 0988 79-Trucks-Trailers ______- 900cattleranch - Motorcycle Insurance IILAIR AGENCY _____________________________________________ 321 l*AAor 373 71)0 payments of $7) mo. Agent 339 $356. ARE YOU INTERESTED? lOacresiakefront Dart Swinger, 7 dr, Fl ignition, auto, AC. radio. 71000 me, 1 owner 373 4551 AM or .tt 5 PM ()oe 141 carousel, still in warranty. ____________________________ Originally $649, assume Air Conditioning, Heating. E1ecti" i afford. $300 dwn. '7) ' -. . - Paved road acre for investment or building. Terms you can ' ' - a nature. Only $15,000, good terms. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 to '75 models Call 3399100 or 834 4605 tt)p.ilprl - time. Bal. 1119.14 or $19.33 mo. Agent 3395316. Call William Mailczowskl, OSTEEN 5 wilderness acres. Enloy - 78-Motorcycles - Service. Used Machines. REALTOR. 322.7903. 14 Ford Con,,'? I owner. looks like new. req qas 23 inx lufo Price is rqh?' 32? 0106 1978 Suzuki, OS .l00,e'sc COrl(1 3500 miles, must ll $800 .12? -218 - I---_-..-------KENMOREWASHER-Parts, AcreageLk.Syivanarea,7acres 540,000; 5 acres $77,000, 1k front on small lake $31,000. I Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold or-Ig. $10935 used short p PRINT.,. That's AdI of - __________ .... -- pet. dwn, By owner LITTLE ,. 52-nalLnePc ,,4 I..._._... r.. AIRPORT. RFALTY,INC.REALTORS 534 1041 UI I -- - - INC. 70) 577,000. 10 -. . - 1977 VW. S B trndy fair Mech good. many new pts 51100 322 6665. - - 3)9 3490 Removed BUY JUNK CARS From$IOto$SQ Call 322 1671; 322 1460 ,,, syPartysesivemsmerr1e ____ - ir.ngst '55emru1JJ. - - Slfr 43B-Lli&Ar..gs 43LOt%ACI'SSgS I _____ . .1 -. ____________ _______ -. '-- e,. - , -. ME . -. - - PIS'I - tU1111n Re - OS NOT SPiN IRITIL Sill Sem. - AN pediss AM. Not. a. N *551 l SCHOOL .UN OP uSMrlCOUwTv - IMir0 *stlnn-m.en , K - ATTINTIIS Oim fIttita - I toss rIsi 01 CI!0 INDit PIN. *5dIeiNi 55.15. T$MM, Jr Nu.mlii 99 01. WISe - Arpess,. lulird. PIsids 0ty05 aIM., CUr. -S A , 'Mlbur N 5k ___ *s*5d - '.. - isLAND ESTATEI-3ldrm, IBath,Iireplace,lamllyraem, iirgslel, ii, conditioner, some carps?, fence, range, ref. - - $03 Orlando Dr. 333.S VA&PHAFitianslnq ___________________________ Plua, beer I s in busy Deltena shopping center. 5r' ICilli $37,900. IllFLEX 1 & 2 BED. - - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES MONEYMAKER GARAGE LIKE NEW. AS. SUMABL P MORTGAGE. trees, hiegs IN. much more,) .fW.w.nanty,$6I,1II. .nrin, . t 3 BEDROOM, I' • BATH, COUNTRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. CAR PET$, extras, $59,019. See our beautiful' new INCA MORE, front 5. rear BR's. DeBARY NOQUALlFYIp4G 351 home. New Central HIA I carpet. Owner will finance w. substantial dem. $33.500. 3322117. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE CORNER LOT. $29,500, GOLFERS, Only 3 Blocki to ____ ' - '.Plp. reem, fermal dining lots _____ -. $216 mo pays ali,$31,000. Call 3230)06 to see. -- GENEVA arr.s Hunt, fish & relax in Ocail Forest. Lot with 2 BR. full furn. trailer. Firm $6,000, 332 3972 or 323-2999. vacant. Assume FHA low, 'ou. • - ______ Wi 3 BEDROOM, I', BATH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS. FENCED, ___________________ ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 333.1101 _____ _,. - 3BEDROOM-RATH CeslralHeatlAir LOCHARBOR-MAYFAIR BY OWNER creampuff 3 BR, 28 home,prernium neighborhood, close to golf course 1. schools, newly painted inside & out, new carpet, C lIlA, fenced, 3', ACRES, ARTESIAN WELLS. CLEARED I POND. LokeKathrynVmlIa,i5.7p 575,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. condos. $26,500 *33.300. 95 pct, financing. Call Don Co. 323 6713. II ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN & IRRIGATION. 549,500 NEAR HWY 44 1 Christian Brothers • ___ FULLY FURNISHED ON CANAL FRONT LOTS INT LARGE LAKE NEAR Sil yEN SPRINGS, $11,901 SE I 01. E P P E AL 1' Y BROKER. 321-0640, 327-157 'MULTIPLE LISTING-SERVICE Eves. 3-49 3100, 3321959 3371117. 42-WoblIe Homes - 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL All 107W. Commercial Phone3fl7$l1,Sanford E. Altamonte Dr. CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. EX. 3 BR, 1½ B. spilt plan, fenced ECUTIVE CONDITION ON 1 yd.,sc.patio,cov.woekspuopor 322 1112,3227177 E. 25th St. JOHNKPIDERASSOC. New 3 bedroom, 7 bath, block home w-screen porch, large lot, paved street. $37,500 w 30,000 existing 10 pct. mortgage that may be assumed. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 3276457. $ 36S-3491,,ve.3et5451 HAL COLBERTREALTY - Bart REAL ESTATE 321.0719 Reg, Real Estate Broker _____________________ 31A-apIsxes ____________________ Peg. Real Estate Broker 7610 Sanford Ave. all -- - Refrig. Rep0AMANA I? tuft. Sold originally $511, now 5716 or $21 mo. Agent 3395386 97$ SInger Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. 5151 or $31 mo, Agent 339 316, REALTOR, 322-lets BATEMAN REALT W Garnet? White 390 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. $345200 Eve. 162-3611 3!'-Aplrtments Furnished p01' 5. Ssctlen , ______ C REALTOR 133 373 6061 oreves, 373 OSlj - - ' Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3fl5, O FURNITURE I THINGS Buy & Sell New& Used FurnIture joos. Sanford Ave. 323 6593' '' ' 77-Junk Cars / Bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w-city water, sewer I paved street. $4,500. Realty ....... •_,. Sanford. 322572). -_____________________________ BuildtoSusf -- ourlotoryour FHA VA, FHA 2351215 terms if desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 332- __,,••, niture Salvage, 17-97, 50 43-Lots-Acreage - MULTIPLE LISTING REALT 24 HOUR 323.2222 1507 322-9283 Branch OffIce Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 1½ B, pct. Interest to quaIifi buyers. beauty shop. $44,900. FISHING RETREAT New homis with low monthly Are you wanting to sell y payments I Iowdown'payment, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central HIA. horn.? LIST WITH USI s3&000 to sM000 332.32J7 wail to wall - carpet, kitchen equip., screen porch mobile FOR SALEON RE 323.7832 home, own lot. Leisure World, 3 BR, 18, Fe, nice yard. Close to Eves. 332 0617, 322 1517, S, Johns River, 124,500 town. ;.3flwQMarinerj VIIlaSL . i Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Reach, will hold a Euplic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 1. Saturday at 730. It's thC only one in Florida, You set the reserved price. Call 901 75' _ off of total inventory 01 brand inlersprinq bedding, These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line "°' ___________ 41-Houses M. Unsworth 322- 2420 3220231,3223772,3210779 I ll-$)90 up. P901. Adults oni ofl Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport lilvd on 17-92 in Sanford. Call ___ ,, . -= 2541S. French Ave. 2 BR, 2B condo. Sandiewood Viliai. All Appliances, no pels. $300 mo. Call 644-3335 ;daYs. 1mm. occupancy. ,. ' _____ ___________ Sanford's Sales Leader OF SANFORD REALTOR ' new " ... ANYTIME lOBBIEs Multiple Listing Service Spacious mod. 2 BR, CHA, IO - carp., OW, disp., near hosp., 2565 - adults, no pets. $233. 323393$ BIALTY REALTORS ]3 PARK ____ ____ - '•" DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Camper shell to fil small truck (),f$Jfl, Toyot.i etc I. 575 322 9553 by Trogdon. While COIl lemporary table, 6 chairs & chIna, 5499. 1 only! N0II's San ford Furniture Salvage. 1797. So. of Sanford. 322 5721. "Between Ed andr isa chemIcal, but after 20 years, we're havirIa trouble . r.aetlnnl" -- aettina --------- - Danny's Auction 322 7010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave 323 - Save 50 pct.on anewipc. DR suite , 350 .iu?o 322 2988 after 6 AC, PS. PR. 75-Recreational Vehicles ', pofl _________________ - i u-iz _________________________ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I - SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY. ONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK '- ___________ ____ ____ ' SPECIAL ! 3 BR, I? B home with CM A, w w carp. on a quiet cul de-sact Near schools & shopping. BPP warranted. $31,500. ALL FLORIDA REALTY - ( JUST FOR YOU! 3 BR, 1' B home in 20 W. with CM, w-w carp, Fla. rm., 1g. %cr porch all on a beautiful lot! BPP warranted A buy for 537,500. I Ig sleeping rm., w-w carpet, quiet man over 30 preferred, Jueat turn, 3222329.4)4 Myrtle _____________________ s, nature of the uncertainty shill be Svntlusticolldeilers property and shill be published In the following: "ig Ml the psepli Needed Immediately IS01 Public Necerdsof stated. It (Pu. claim is secured, me itisInidIen of Seminolecalled Ceunty, the Evepuirue Herald, a newspaper & PUBLIC HEARING FOR Florida (hereinafter the - be described. The Call 331.7liSlsr info ZONING REGUI.A. SemInole Couwy, Florida. Con. security shall na, City, CHANGE OF of general cWc*Wlon In vs pqpssting me to ORDINANCI 7141 WHiCH A. Itue M, MEND$ THE DETAILED LAND listIng 012.2 woo more or W claimant shall delver sufficient ene (1) tIme at ioaet fløeen iii) TION$ 'INS BOOIt*IIPSR USE ELEMENT OP THE SEMI. the general lecallen 01 SN 4)9 CileS of me claim to ma clerk to prnu,fOtkhnuufme puotic 101*15 INTERPlI$1$, (In PROPOsAL FOR FUR. osaventies I can elliot NOSE COUNTY COMPIENIN. WISHING, DELuVENING, OR 115.1101. LTD. -Al AGRICULTURE TO (Wapes,sr1eed)dsR34.1eu* enaoletlueclerktomaileneco,vto AR.AP eep. This co is alive each personal representative. , 11*4A " SIVI PlAN PROM LOW IVI lit pay. Alssdbsav. in Wty01 November, 14* SINGlE FAMILY DWELL- dS.) lDl$T.Ne 5) DENSI. DEUVIRINO AND INSTALL. - TV RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM Mipersollslntorelledintheootati "lUst 1151 PUPIl'. Sill. Further, the Planning IPSO and DISTRICT PZ(114.rn14. INO Un der Inierdey's AS SPECIFIED, VARIOUS 1,79, 15115111 a COpY of this NotiCe 01 DENSITY NI$$DENTI*L P01 253-1116 The NsflEooI %6 01 the Seuhu. ZeAl.. COAlAIINIeA of Sirninele tO CITY OP uNTIl SPRINGS, FilCh OP LARGE FOOD SIN. ace lit-AM EMPLOYMENT THE PURPOSE OP RIZONING VICE TownshIp 3$ Cewly will hello .ic p,n, Admlnlitratien Isis been mai arc HIGH FLORIDA hi of IliNen 36, EQUIPMENT POt *24)76 South, Nge 10 East (lees read), in ReoIfl 153 as' ow Sanulneie required, WITHIN THREE 911FreAdlAw. Taylor, a MARY 1. NORTON, Jeakefl'I PROM R.IAA SINGLE FAMILY SCHOOL "BBS," • leminale C011*of*h1&FN1ICPS DWELLING DISTRICT 101.1 Ceunty Phoridi, in Public Records of Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP CITY CLINK ISEIIRCI snacative, THE FINST PUBLICATION OF . YOSWFIeOwCe&.re County, Florida. peet *'tt. F1eida, Pu December 5. ; CIS' MULTI.PAMILV- DWELLING with thi stipulations and Publish November 19, he I. heW hssvy DISTRICT. THlSNOTIC,tOfIlea11yoblN'Wa ConsIstWueW$.aesmer,erl.ss. 7:35P.M.,erasseenlluereafteras ma °e. aveiiaio Vim Lets 1$ and II and Tract 'A. PurChiW Ihay may hive that challenge flue InIOt p lss to mid (In lbs general locatlan of 010 BENCH TECH 1. Meredith M0AV I 1*110 NSTICI Ce A PUBLIC - Reed, hi mIle NesIhu 01 $S$.wll 5 aM make recoin, validity ci me daced's will, me Office Oths kperandent, OUTSIDE TECH jib Iualificatl.ns Of the Plr'5.11al Nib Hid section, NEARING - TO rn.tow tothe s.ar ci Ceui SIl .) (DISTRICT e, lad II. Mollenvill, Avenue, amiher bid he Mats Ii, Public Recalls of representative, or me *SSP?19N OP AN OSDINANCI venue or Tap 1. MAIGINY E. KIINIR - Cemmisslenars en thu. above pay fir 1.1111W paru.aa. Ictien' me court. lininsfi Cedofy, P151115. Mdli BY .TWS CITY OP SAIIPSIS, 14 MULTI)FANILY OWILLING capliened ordinance. Apply at wees. lv pe , i, Temt*Ip II. 111155 15, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND AMlI'.e* DISTRICT TO 14 MULTI.PAM ,.-, OBJECTIONS Towiues Isusaping ces*; Ash Ike ace .ati. allmN'be.cgnl,.flledWbW FINEISA. '. sliM, if me we more or less, NOT $0 PILED is- fIerm, given halo ILY DuLLING DISTRICT - ebtolaM bY colliding the fir Jerry, 7714519. Bend. Ps NSUdJ- (In*egenuralfocltliIIthoWl T::. He Is 11usd at Its PillS1.79)47 -Laid, $5, Devllspiull Manasr 01333-4355, WILL BE FOREVER RAIlED. as cur,wi.s ctue* ii. NW . DoSeifthetWst.ubocaftaneltpis MSLTIAINSI HeSs 51110 *flNo15IISISNinIhiC*yNBI - leplat oi TeWASItI of as. ii pircinu w me IVNlflll NSIIIIII Administration: hellisWIll Igciund Pratulin CI! 01$wJ,IL FWII, 01 Clti'ustL Phil Beck 11 1*1101 Fsrss N' ebli I. attend me Notice of .liasp$ bid iblib wIN be November II. 1979. PRe1 ed Nitienel Cs. will lisof ad. U1* P.M es . Ni.nibur N, Tems*e 0 North Chulvels, Flat hNIMe who ho Thsu, S 1 Porstir, me PtennIs end rrd'ltW au., 5: Lucy Starkey vencemN'. N79.$115*bll*lenel.n Beck 1*. Pegs 45 ad 10, ow me lS pripaiW act ,.. 0, m., U Personal Reprseellative • ir c -=*s 11*111' - WUM II15WS .i - arliliris by lbs Clip if lull, Well S34 lilt, Public Records of omen etslsmsnts is ma ad,,etIM 333106 . Coo yolINt5N$pubIlcbwIp, osrsa of - ellis 01 MA IMPISYMENT IIWILW DivISli prier to the 01 lIe Estate is as $umhuels CiuMy Pleride. SillIss eNsatIsu, tholisadis ___ ow s..w DOROTHY CHAMBERLAIN' 911PrdIAVS. e- SdIidUtLdpublkheailng.psj-sen 153-1310 ,,, ,..,, Tb Sdosr 5$. NIN4JI i lbs Ciunip Ceerthevel, Diceawl Sanford, ewaêø. Pwlvmance Bend.- Caswif 55*1 01*lti ND.1* Slim. 01 is WI Mere V less. Pflm. $0 *5 hSlVIn5I PII• pgg YIWPWIOOWPCWI(.VR ANOROSNANCIOP THU CITY (IN ow general iecill ii atu PAMN wiNteR Stetliunds or be ATTOINEY P01 PINSONAL pipU of FISINo. an c - . a. serrat 1:55 P.M..0 em stuarusue, IEPUSENTATIVE: OP lANPOSO, FLORIDA.. A. - lIvid. Ctuulue$a.) (DISTRICT Ni. hind to' ow susie s-own et ow IOOIDSNANCI NO. NIP 1) Ry under o *i Bwd if CUIy THOMAS & SPill Ci williS *ls$elN'h1J1L*I lbs COOKs III. MillS iidho 1S*. SAID CITY. SAID 0105. Pwr*or,aps.bllctuevIn,wN$b, COmmIsslinIrs if kesInole Di SPEll & SPill. PA P0 mJldsIIsto*e*5rdeIemlv Se - ewet KwilIS,o y NANCI BEiNG A ZONINO bill by lIe kininols County C11lUIy Phd. " WK01I10. CredIt N' Sanflid. PforNe 32571 - PLAN, SAID AMINOMENT F*iLj end ZisuIn, 'JIll DtflW N. BBtbw*. 1.' rliheil to ke,s Csmmls$spsrs en Sb. alive &WifNas,M, TISapIIMS: (III) 173*1 Iy in_aiiaP, CWiNG INS THE BONING C1511 OF to lbs 1151101 sinees in pwsi.' an December 5.1979,017:15 P.M. hdup. He L* ubUsh Nai*iiIj. IL-$, 1,99 , TNAT PORTION OP PROPSITY V U *51 SNro, Sole CONSlY CliriltIlfi-i -s at as n IbusatSar as stew,. ,-. 519j k1W by tin. *5'Lanl if Id. SITWIEN dlii! in Øesm SN. ot *0 $Iminlls BemuSe dully, Phis' • is 013usd aIReo aisiScatad LY AR k HON -. I. - AV UI AND EAST 14TH. CilsOy Ceurtlewso,ipMsrd. . SI . . . .Sutj ..IM.INSril 55$-NI . NN*$NNr i..1is. No STill? AND SSt*UNto Flilda. in order to 1*1w. leer *5V dINt mily. My quallise relelM, Bibles C.UIUIji is*.No,s Iuans N' N's to attend tI lIe bid are Is Is a's CUlT AVENUE A CYPSE$I csm--- s. and mp ,- tin. *5lliNovimber 19. aM ey -.______ ISs- -_Awsiul., P10 M.$ 'ffhJ..LlbulO*51d01dully Re*L..L. 14.L INS ___ *0 gr*ISl 1011100 mop DEPfl t ' i Myand 11 - (MUST U.FAMILV NEll. C.mmfluleaers ii _Samimoss_______________ a 'ms ritnwdu to me i. DINTIAI DWELLING) Dli. CSlpea lbs iie jjii. i IN'flnc . O11IlR W lbs Slat mop wiy Seem lhi $paJ TRICT TO CCI 1 fl IN 11111111. .. -' . tbisisaJIlltalIisapuitws. Lw rME.nM INns COMMSICIA5) DISTRiCT, Tm.. is h'M,, *5 ''' .11 be *51 miss if lbs heerM,i miv . EN midli fl33i FOR REVENASIL.. *501 aM ellen cominemi may __________ uu. mijiNe,, urpTplu V beUCTS S IPP5C. K RIM *5 LaM Ouu*1 . °°" $ miSty. • . TINS SATI. all net Is ape-LIE uMN. 1LW00sr. iSeir mis K - *M1.sa,' M4 he S . _ 5VdVW*OIUIM01N' s-iciiii u.ru. -Avbesir.teNoat'w asalNund Seem lime lb limo N RI$peds5ø 33)806 . gisieensrs 01 • - 11*501K Clip dING fit ad KM merbad; .. y. Fiwlhpr *le'le iy, FIsK, :'' *51W toNi ins - RIO NINSIGI 55. - • vaIISbIi lv cieIis 111-4350 Realty 4 Pc. IN suite, $719, Colonial style w high bk. Merculon cover, sofa, love seat. oftoman. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford. 3228721. 970 Monte Carlo. ec running Cond AC, PS. PB, AM FM. cassette. mags. Call .ft 6 PM 331 7)1) 5750 Will talk! - - _______ __________ 74 Ford Grao;,j lorino -I Dr . Full power. Air Super Nice 32? 8)95 i For ('stat,. Commerc,ii P. Pesi dental Aulion P. Appraisal, (.111 DelIs Auctton. 373 5620 -- 322-3481 32) 73.10 . Souseld Goods ________________________________ fl FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 4 BR, 28 home with many special features! New CM-A, new carp., new roof & Eli. rm. Near schools & shopping. BPP warranted. Only 541.900. IllS F rench we Buy Wrecked Cars I .SANFORD AUCTION. 880 spit, el motor type, will BBQwhoIe hog or 'steer. 100' 720V. heavy duty ci. line; 100' heavy duty IlOy. eI line 831 100?. - ________________________ AUCTION • NOV. 19, 7 PM. Books to 1971 Best Offer. Call 372 3611. and Year fi I including Science Supplement For Sale: Complete set Harvard classics. Hardback. Like new Best offer. Book of Knowledge " so;.iso. This 3 BR hotne will sell F HA-VA or Cony. It is ready to move intolhasa lovely fenced rear yd w trees. Call us for more details. $32,900. .__ tahfod GracIous living. Reas. 4 Weekly 5. monthly rates, utilities ,jd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 1417513. E SFROE - REALTORS SUPER! 3 BR, 28 Brittany Style homeoverlooking Mayfair golf course! Every imaginable feature! BPP warranted. Just 2 acres country living inLk Mary, 7 agri. Now have your home I your horse too. $23,000. NO BROKERAGE - STE '/ 80-Autos for Sale - ANT lQL)E5 & MODERN p suites BR suites, bedding. cheSts dressers, coffee & end tbls - t.imps. desks, easy chairs, rite stands plus bos lots & fliSC items. S VISA MASTFP CHARGES $ CASP DOOR PRIZES $ PIE A IF 0 AL:CT ION BUILDING FURNITURE-BEDDING Wholesale to all Orlando Whole sale Furn 7500 industrial Blvd - P The sooner you place ____________________ classified ad, the sooner you get results. 1.800.2412649 __________________ DweWlIug District. AN ORDINANCE AMINDING Monday, Nov. 19, i1y -iu3 IPUBLIC S MON., Orlando. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night ? NEED CASH? ______ i Inc Use Your Home As Security Call UsForlerrns -Tower Financial Srv. - ____________ I NEW MAYFAIR LISTING Gorgeous 3 BR. 28 boasts beautiful landscaping, )6x32 SC POOL & custom features throughout Owner will help finance! $59,900 0 The Evening Herald, P.o. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl. 32771, - 1 REALTY OogGroomer,so,neke,mel &aflswerphone part time - - person. Send replies to BoxOne 12, Harold Hall - - I I Dearborn gas htr., like new, 45,000 BTU, IncI. piPe, auto pilot It, 5250 322 1976. PINFCREST Furnished .* BR, 28 home newly decorated on 1g. woodid lot in great area! Walk to School & stores Only $37,500. Billing Clerk. Must be able to type 10-SO wpm accurately, Able to use 10 key adder, - Accurate with figures. Exp, with light bookkeeping. Knowledgeable of Medicare. Equal Opportunity Employer, Call 321-0500 for app?. 5:30-5, , _____ .... . - -- MAYFAIR'S REST Beautiful 4 BR, fl home on Ia: corner lot w gorgeous Ia' Scaping Terrific cat in kit F P'S. big BR's & gri financing Only $59,900 âr'a career inReil Estate ciii _____ ' ' Cornerof Oth& French Your Future Our Concern ____________________ ____ ____ . I - . . by Gill Fox ______ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale'72-'Auctjon CARRIAC,ECOVE Terrific I yr old dbI wi features C H&A, w heat put beautiful decor, huge B( recreatioqi center near Only 57.900 cash fo mortg( at so.soo AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 3233176 ______ _____ ____ - -_ ñd MACHINIST 'This is one of our favorite em. . "I'm who - - _-_ , IN THE ESTATE: -- - ____________________ ___ I . 1 - . ____ • ....... I Orlondo - Winter Pork 8319993 _____________________ A . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____________________ _____ I .- ,,LmiriL# flV'J Seminole 3222611 _____ - - IUUKUR FR IN TIlt CIRCWT COURT FOR flARING TO CONSIDIR TN! SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Group figure ability. Basic ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCI P101*11 DIVISION background, chWCl to IIOffl IY TN! CITY OP SANFORD, File Nvmkr tt.4U.CP mort Unt. FLOR IDA. Division Notice Is hereby given that AAAIMPLOYMINT IN NI: (STAll OF Public He.ring will be held at the RICHARD L. HABERMAN 373.1176 MONDAY,NOVEMBER1, tUFranChAve. Cmis$lon Room In the City Hail eased HIRane $sekty el liesiesle Csuy, 7:30 p.m., 18 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. In the CIty of Sanford, Florida, of NOTICI OP ADMINISTRATION Your Futuri Our Concern Stone Gate 8oih Pins ____________________7:00 o'clock P.M. on November 26. 1 fIfes ................ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING S'I'ARJCE, Fla (UPI) - A 157,focmidefthe.dopUoa CLAIMS HOURS sc $ fIns Old Glory American Leglus Aizilhary Unit 3C.fiwcuflvetmft Lbs$1n For a New NsmO •.••. OR DEMANDS convicted murderer who ordinance by the City of Sanford, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Check the Want Ads for Pioiaer iconwcuttvstlmes.....36C a Pin. 1:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. AltamonteSk4s,7p.m.,pogho,n,, Prairie Lake, Fern 01 Iv.!! liz, lAd rim.. ______________________ escaped the maximum Florida, title of which is as AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN. MONDAY ttiru FRIDAY Park. ___________ TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 3Lnes Minimum SATURDAY t.Noon Union CoITSctIoI%il ANmMANAs1R ONDINANCINO.Irn Lawss4WIter SptWs Area Qiamber of CornYOU ARE HEREBY Growing firm with lots of Ip'tItUtlon eluded guarde and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY NOTIFIED that th mere, 6 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR-434. ad. ____ potential. OpportunIty plus. bloodholrndsthigad1y1ofl OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, ministration of the estate of DEADLINES Monday Metier,, Tonstmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., 516.000. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. RICHARD L. HABERMAN 323.5176 Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. 1091 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR. deceased, File Number 79.426.CP. Noon The Doy Before Publicotion AAAIMPLOYMINT large early today. Welt Watthen, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran DINANCE BEING A ZONING spending in the CIrcuit Court for ____ 323.3176 912 FrsnchAve. _________________________________________ PLAN: SAID AMENDMENT SEMINOLE County, Florida, Quarcb, Cuselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal Corne-oflOthiFrencti SundoyNoon Fridoy Sc*t RIley, 29, fled CHANGING THE ZONING OF Probate Divislon,the adess of Alnoi*e psings. Your Future Our Concern _____________________ prison early Sunday by THAT PORTION OF PROPERTY w1ich $301 N. Park Ave., Sanford, LYING EAST OF AND ABUT. Florida, 32171 Diet Wesbep, 10 am. and noon, Canton Union AVON dhznblzig three fences and TIN' U.S. HIGHWAY 17.92 (SR 15 The personal representatIve of ____________________. BuIIng, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30p.m., Find FIGHT INFLATION dodging a g'vi's build. Ho 5. 600), AND BETWEEN AIR. the estate Is SUN FIRST Sell Avon. increeel your earning Presbyterian thurdi, DiI.and; 7 p.m., Montgomery 4.43efl01'JI$ of _______________________ apparently snade the Mt!D$ PORT BOULEVARD AND THE NATIONAL BANK OF ORLAN. _______________________ powu. For details, call. EASTERLY EXTENSION OF oo, wtooe address Is P.O. BOX Ward, Interdate Mall, Altamonte Springs. 1141.4557 or 6443079 whfle onhla way to work at 5 LAKE MARY BOULEVARD 3631 Orlando, Florida 32102. TM Wewish tothank our friends and Slerd AlAuss, 8 p.m., Fird United Methodist Why Be Lonely? Write "01? A am. In the prlioà hoaptal's FROM SR.2 (MOBILE HOME name and address of the personal neighbors for the many Mate" Dating Service. All MIAT CUTTIR (turch, S$flfotd. dietary kitchen, reported RESIDENTIAL DWELLING) repreiintativVs attorney are sit wonderful expressions of ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear Thisco. is moving fast. Why not DISTRICT TO GC2 (GENERAL forth below, Sanford LA, 8p.m., 1201 W. First SITOPS fitapter sympathy and deeds of kind, water, El. 3351$. move with them? (xc. sal. Paul Gunning, assistant COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT, 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist (iurch, Crystal Lake and All persons having claims or ness shawo to us during our ..______________________ good working cond. $1000. P R 0 V I D I N 0 F 0 R demands against th. estate are superintendent for prison recentbereavement. Signed: 333.5176 Country Club, Lake Mary. 5_1ost a Found operations. SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS required, WITHIN THREE MON. The Splilman Family _________________________ AAACMPLOYMINT AND EFFECTIVE DATE. AltameteS.utb Semlasle Jaycees 7:30 p.m., INS FROM THE DATE OF THE ______________________ ______________________ 912 FrenchAve. Rileywasservingthreellfe 323.3176 Acopyshail beavailableatthe- FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Waffle Stop, Altmnonte Springs. Corner Of lOth& French Found: Mm,, bik, & brn fern. gr, for killing a janitor Office of 'the City Clerk tOt all NOTICE, to file with the clerk of Legal Notice 1JE8DAY,NOVEM3ER89 Your Future Our Concern 3324647,322164) dog while trying to rob a persons desiring to examine the the above court a written same. Sfetd Serums, 7 am., Sambo's statementofanyclaimordemand IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT FOR - •9wlfpaytor_ad -- IfyouarehavingdIfflcultyfinding restaurant in Fort Lauderdale *ii parties In interest and they may have. Each claim must SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Winier Springs Sertasa, 7:30 a.m., Community a place to live, car to drive, a In 1977. citiZens shall have an Opportunity be in writing and must indicate the FILl NO. 19.1 lI9.C*43.D -Chl Care lob, or some service you have Center, N. Edgetnon Ave. to be heard it said hearing, - -'He was just routinely bsls for the claim, the name and WALTER F. ROYER, need of, read all our want ads By order 01 the City Commission Altamesle Springs Esteieleu Homemaker, Club, 9 Plaintiff, ress of the credItor or his agent ovey day. going to work and never of the City of Sanford, Florida. Babysitting in my home am., FIrM Federal S&L. or attorney, and the amount _______________________ H.N. Tamm, Jr. showed up," Gunning said. 323.1545 yot ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF claimed. If the claim is Sadet'd hess, non, Holiday mit. PHARMACIST City Clerk Antlime due, the date when it will become SEMINOLE, Must have RPH. This is a t.. PublIsh: November 19, 1919. Las(wssdfIertess, an.., Qualltyhia, 14 aid 8R434, Atower guard spotted Riley due shall be stated. if the claim is tastic opportunity wIth cxc. Ditendant. Will baby sit in my home, days, DEP45 11epbms Pissurs of America St Johns River Ufe NOTICI OP ACTION contingent or unliquidated, the cliinling the third and lad sal. 526.000. for small children I school To: Mary A. Royer CiTY OF WINTIR SPRINGS, nature of the uncertainty shall be Member Club, 1 p.m., Orange City hone Club. 323.5176 agers fm. Lk. Mary Elern. U. fence and shot at hIP) FLORIDA stated. If the claim is secured, the Residence: AAA IMPLOYMINT Mary.Longwood area. Call Riley slipped over the fence, Route 1, NOTICIOPPUILIC security shall be described. The 912 FrenctiAve. 321.0830. 333.5176 S. Oak Ave.; 7p.m., Summit Apta., Cssaelberry. HIARINO claimant shall d9liver sufficient Newburg, Oregon Gunning said. An hdensive CornerotlOthlFrench TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN: copies of the claim to the clerk to Mailing Ad'ess: Will baby sit in my home for Overanten Aissymeus, 8:30p.m., Florida Power & Your Future Our Concern search by guards using NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN enable the clerk to mail one copy POst Office BOx 3004 working parents. Reasonable. lAgid, Sanford. bloodhounds throughout the by the City Council of the City of to each personal representative. POrtland, Oregon 97200 323.3539 amytime. RN, 1.4 5. 4.13, full & part time. Midel Ralkond Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, day falledtoturn up any leads Winter Springs. Florida, that said YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an All persons interested in the -, Apply in person Sanford Nursing City Council will hold a public estate to whom a copy of this Action To EstablIsh a Constructive Sanford. on Riley's whereabouts. a. Convalescent Center, 910 9Goud ThIngs to Eat hearing at 7:30 p.m. or as soon Notice of Administration has been Ti'uit in Answer to Interpleader has Mel$OOVIII.. Sub 3e'IusleMsnie Ledge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet _________________ there.fteuaspolsjbie,on Tuesday, mailed are required, WITHIN been filed against you and you aus Drive, 111*117. ForSile December 11,1979,tocgnsldern,e THREE MONTHS FROM THE required to serve a copy of your MAINTINANCU Legal Notic. adoption of an ordinance by the DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA. written defenses, if any, to it on Lemons, Satsumasi Tangeios 5e.sle LA, $ p.m., open discussion, Halfway _______________ MaIM. baground. Apt. Ph. 322.4025 City of Winter Springs, Florida, TiON OF THIS NOTICE, to file Phiiiip H. Logan, Crols.Defendant's RU. HUtChi$on exp. Knowledge of swimming House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. SIMINOLI COUNTY BOARD title of which is as follows: any obf ections they may have that attorney, whose address Is Post pools. Good CO. with steady ' OP COUNTY COMMIISIONIRS Langwn.4Lake Mary hess, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1.4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY challenge the validity of the Office BOX 2219, Sanford, Florida employment recerd. 1720. 13-Instructions, Pfetice.fPvic aid 8RK434. OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORI. decedent's will, the qualifications 11, On or before December 14, ________________________ 323.1176 Neang DA, AUTHORiZING THE RE. of the personal representative, or 1979, and file the original with the AAAUMPLOYMINT Pazts Aassymiss, 7:30 p.m., Community United The Seminole County Board of NEWAL OF THE REFUSE CON. the venue or Iurisdiction of the c$eik of this court either before 912 FririchAve. 323.3176 MMhodiM Quadi, Casaelberry. Commissioners will hold a public TRACT BETWEEN THE CITY court. ENJOY service on Cross.Defendant's at. Cornes'of lOthi French hearing in Room 202 of the OF WINTER SPRINGS, Fl.ORl. S.uid.d Samblue Chapler Sweet Adeliaei, 8 p.m. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND torney or Immediately thereafter; Creative ExpressIons 322.7113 Your Future Our Concern Seminole County Courthouse, DA AND H $ W REFUSE SEN OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED otherwise a default will be entered St. Azuir.ws Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS Sanford, Florida, on January 22, VICE, INC.: SEVERABILITY. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. agaInst you for the relief demanded Foru City. lflO at 7:00 P.M., or as 500fl CONFLICTS AND EFFECT1V(! in the complaint or petition. HOUSEWIVES Date of the first publication thereafter as possible to consider DATE, 3fl7346 'TheWa$erdsckCrIsie"sponaoredbyFrlendsof the this Notice of Administration: the following: Earn extra money for A copy of said ordinance shall November 19, 1979 this Court on this 9th day M.Johns,Sanfo,dQvlcCenter. Film, 7:30; discussIon, ONCLUTTEN YOUR CLOSET, the A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR be available t the office of the N0Vembef, 1979, SUN FIRST NATIONAL whilo you 8 p.m.; refreshments, 8:30 p.m. Free to public. Seli those things that are lust stay at horns. Become CHANGE OF ZONING REOULA. City Clerk of the City of Winter (SEAL) BANK OF ORLANDO TIONS taking up space with a want ad Springs, Florida, for all persons Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sathrd Sealer Qtlse., noon, Civic Center. Bag livich As Personal Representative I. AGUSTIN D. MARQUEZ desiring to eximine the same. lntheHerald323.2611or13).,m. tene an Evening Herald Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Estate of ________________________ solicitor.. followed by business meeting and program by Mrs. Edith AND MARTHA A. MARQUEZ All interested psrtiesare Invited BY: Mary Ann Duxbury RICHARD L. HABERMAN R.1A SINGLE FAMILY OWILL. to attend and be heard. Deputy cier Deceased Legal Notice INO DISTRICT 10k) AGRICUL. THIS NOTICE is to be published ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL FRiDAY, NOVEMBER23 liIlp H. Logan of CALL BOB LOVEN BURY TUNE - PZ(12.S-79).3$ - The in the Evening Herald, a REPRESENTATIVE: SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND, Saiustd Fire Depuremt Gospel SLag, 7 p.m. until East 125 test of the West 210 felt of newspaper of general circulation Robert F. Liliey IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR MONCRIEF tnldidgl*, Sanford Civic Canter. Tickets available at the North 322 feet of Lot $2 of insaldCity,oneu)timeatleastls P.O. Box 443 SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA 3222611 Post Office Box fl PROSATI DIVISION flnsdatlos*, pro Mc$ellsOrangeVli$a,piatsookz, dsysprlertothetIrn,ofmepic Orlando, Florida 32$02 to Firenan's Benevolent Fund. SanfOrd, Florid. Pile Number 19444.CP Page 99, Public Records of hearing. (30$) 3233640 . COUNTIRNILP Telephone: (305) 423.7165 MOP4DAY,NOVEMflR31 Seminole County, Florida. lectien DivisIon Dated this leth day of Novem. Publish November 19,26, 1979 Attorney for Cross.D01ndant Want great hrs? Fantastic 17, TownshIp 21, Range 79. ber, 1919. IN RI: ISTATU OF YPrT-S lie. Voluuirsin.iervlcsmeetlr.g Publish November 12, 19, 26 DEP.$3 peopietowork with? This is iti (DescTlbld further es in the DOROTHY CHAMBERLAIN, CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Give yourself a beak. Go for ember 3, 1979 7p.m.,FIagthIpBwko(SNnlnojs,dowrgo,nSaflfQ. general area of Bear Lake) Deceased FLORIDA )EP53 the best. Good sal. Speaker. Marvin Jones, supervisor of parole and (DISTRICT No.3) NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION IV: Mary 1. Norton, 3235)76 NOTICI UNDIN FICTITIOUS probd$st ci HIII Yah Services. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FurtMr,apublIch.eringwlllbo City Clerk AAAIMPLOYMINT NAMUSTATUTU 1*1 by. lbs Seminole Cewity Publish Nevember $9, CL.AIMS.OR DEMANDS AGAINST 912 FrunchAve. SUMINOLI COUNTY 323517$ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN: !" Pl$IIIIIIIS 001 51111111 ClIOMhSS BOARD THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OIPI% Comerof la$ti$ FrendI, '' Iit "fli.i T Notice Is hereby given mat hue OP COUNTY COMM1SSIONIUS j4lt of thS !!ireMSS, en December'S, 1979, it 7:30 P.M., OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED - y PwtureOvrConcem -, NOTICIOP PUBLIC undersigned, pursuant to the Myers as.. tar to. diya. Lsv. $ am. from or as MCII I$*'Ilt* II OlNible, HIA*iN$$ CITYOPWINTII5PRI$SS, "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter' III Room 102. 01 lbs S1MIII0II YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Wanted: Mature lady filise4t7 Civic Center; pick up, Casiberry laid's, 8:30 sm. BoStd of Cowuty Corn. Pl.OSlDA 161.09, FlorIda Statute, will register days a week. Prepare meals & County Courthouse, Sanford, Clerk of use Circuit Court, misslonersoflerninoleCountywlil that the administration of the es NOTICIOF PUBLIC Retuen Ic, 1,130 p.m. For rossrvatloss call 2414I. with the care for invalid lady in 5anrd Florida, in order to review, hear of DOROTHY CHAMBERLAIN, hOld I Public hearing in Room NUAN1NO mind for Seminole County, Florida, comments, and make recom. TO WHOM IT 203 deceased, File Number 79.444.CP, is resIdenCe. Call (305) 3,34183 THUII$DAY,NOVEMBUI ci the Seminole County Cour. MAY CONCIRN: upon receipt of proof of mIndationstothe loardof County NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Publication of this notice, the fic. thovse, Sanford, Florida on pending in the Circuit Court for wwkday5. _____ CommIssIoner's of Seminole m city cwncii ci the CIty of titious name, to.wit: JOSEPHI January s, isso at i:oo P.M., or as Seminole County, Florida, Probate .spert on Canadian and Latin American affairs will COMPANION county on ti. obove applications WirIer Springs, Florida, that said possible to Division, the address of whIch Is PUBLICATIONS under whIch I am 50011 thereafter as Very nice lady to cars for'. Livelectet. cit "Where Goes the ClIbbesit", 7:30 p.m. In for rezanlng. Seminole County Courthouse, $35 COflsldS,' a specific land use City council will hold a public engaged in business, at number in. Nohard work. Just care fof Those In attendance will be hearing Hauck Hall auditorium, Rollins Colieg., Winter Park. at the city Hall, 100 N. Countrysidö Drive, in the City of amendment to the Seminole Sanford, Florida. The personal Sal. plus roam & board. heard and written comments may representative of the estate is LUCY County ComprliansIve Plan, FNS 10 Pildic. Spngs, Lor 3234176 STARKEY, whose address is Box in said OrdiIIance 21.25, and regonlng be filed with the Land Develop. Florida, on Tuesday, December That the party interested AAAIMPLOYMSNT miuw Manager. Hearings may K 5123 T.E., Iradsnton, FlorIda 33507. described praperty (TOIl A.) , 1979, 01 ,io p.m., or soon bisiness enterprise, Is as fellows: 912 PrechAve. 323.1176 continued (rem tIme to tires Alrlculturo to C.) Retail C*rn me name and address 1ij1iki State GOP Joseph J. McGovern CI!'IWiII *$u & French found necessary. Further detalis thereafter as posslbie, to consider sonal representatIve's attorney we at Loogwesd, Seminole '01, here 0IW CoIICeI'Vl avaIlable by calling 31343$, SIMNOSI COUNTY BOARD *n ippeal (rem the Board of County, FlorIda. November' 5, $919. AN ONDINANCI AMENDING ilt forth below. Ne. 3i1 persons having claims or OP COUNTY COMMISStONIIS ORDINANCE 77.21 WHICH A. AdluslmeII'sdecislentonet fOAlS honitfu aide, part time. grant Publish November 12, I 1011101 Cowly Commissioners a variance to cauustruct a grecsry MINDS THI OITAIL.!D LAND demands against the estate are NITICIOPPUIUC December 3, Homemaker, part time, 1979 CoUfl$y, erIda Chairman NIARINS$ US! ELEMENT OP THE SEMI. required, WITHIN THRE! (7.I$eeeu) ma SW Corner' aedod in Sanford arsp. Must By: Robert of COUNTY COMPRIHEN. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF hive car. Call Say Area Home 0151l3landMoss Need requested Chairman mllsionersellemineaecounsy win SIVI Pt.AN FROM LOW INTEN. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP yAll Dr' Jones. Health Sqvlces at 3211550. *11115W H. Bick*Wh Jr. heeIlne in Room 103 SITY URBAN TO COMMERCIAL THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk filed Publish November 19 and of the above court a written ci me kminoie county c. FOR THE PURPOSIOFR!ZON. SIMINOLI COUNTY BOARD May Quit thsapprspratedsslgsafedofficlag $ and January tlueusa. Sanford, Florida on OSceAlbef ING FROM Al AGNICULTUN! statement *1 any claim or demand SWITCHBOARD ci ma City if Winter Springs will OPCOUNTY COMMISS1ONIRS maY s.Eactuclaimmustbe, wili trabul Sharp peeallty. JelWVyILlNSatl:ØP.M.eras DSP.73 TO COMMINCIAI., THI POL. be considered ind NlseeIP.hIls III persons ORLANDO, Fhi. (UPI) seen thereafter as pns'blt, to LOWING OISCR IBID PROPER. In wilting and must indicate the Work#,ragem.fabos. Deed appeasing will be tueard orally. Nearing IN VITATION TO BID besis for the claim, the name and With at lead two Iii 'N. consider a specific land use TV. sal. potential. $510. TP., melting The Seminole County Beard of may be contInued VICI Tb. West 3)6.5 feet 01 the EN' address of the Creditor or his igent 2534*16 from time to time as may be Commissioners win hold a public ooui.ti already oat - amendment te flue Seminole ISUIPMINT County Comprehensive Plan, the 1OIS.lIOlf of LII 9 51(101 of Oviedo or attorney, and thus amount AA*IMPIOYMINT necmsry. hearing in horn 202 of FOR votes, HION huathag Mite Draivasuce 21.25, an menin, , dilmed, ii the claim i* net yet due, 912 French Ave. 313-1116 All Wareelal persons are in. Seminole County Courthouse, n: "BBB" the desulbsd property (rem 1. sftcaa Chairman 5111 Sanford Florida, on January e, the East 30 feel ii the North 457.5 the date when It will become due Corner l501 Fridu vOid to attend and be lueard.. ___ shall be stated. If the claim Is IAA $1011. Family Dwelling 1 Block 0, - DR. Mitcheils This AelIca shall be Your Future Our Cencorn' t_I me 1919 it 7:00 P.M., or $eed or prepesals d. District to RI MultiFamIly , contIngent or unlIquidated, the I coneplcuouspiaceupeomesub(ect thireefter as possible to enildar i me Bo sssther term Met ISir .WlMDAyw0Iss_$ -S . nirir nrc A . . . - . -- . _____ 83- �77 7 -, LLUJ'a - - I • -- . . • - - - - - . - . : p ' • • - - f r - r - - - - • - • , 1 -, • .. . S -•..- - --- . - --5--- - -- . • . S - - - - I, 1 - ACROSS -EvnIneNemId Sanford, Fl. S BLONDIE I I Monday, Nov. it, rn, Young by Chic WHAT'S TwrL STUFMD Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Saili ng 45 Timber tree D SMALS point 13 Organ stop Mon 14 Sound of a 52 Haggard I T j jT!!' I) - II - .41. t ~ ,! % I I 1 k •._ -I I I . 4t *9 Mort HIY!WAI wiiue you,* Walker - t: . - J (__• r- ( 11-14 ___________________________ - (O U5fAlR pjp LWK. - XPEJ5I%2 0 0 - - - - . - . .• - 1 I I •. -, . ' _____ • , ____ - - s , -- -- . - - . - - - . , - -' . -'. - . ke - _________ _____ A \ I - - . r -- p. \ - - - I - - I - - ".. . em ' _____ _____ by Bob Montana IS A STAR f M WELL. WE HAVE OIJIR STANDAROS.TOo, AD. IN ORDER TO BE A SWERSTAR AND RADIO ! - ,.\ ( - - Ii J 1' - - - ( I IUHEJ i WAS At a . * 01-% low sperm - 11 - t-,- Lc M.4PJ m ... I I,r_1i I L.4J#J D(.LA.l) ( YOURIBMTHDAY - 79 will tell you the t~ith, riot just WIN SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 4= - . fr •c, y I Vermeer SNP ______ I vas WONPERING TIS 99MME OF ALL / THAT! r , can I ~~ I 81 / I . // I . ari"S., r I i 1ZL I '- - . BUGS BUNNY . by SWM & HeIRWAhl i AW WOMEN I VA 1W MA01 . AW I A&& &Z HS *J763 FIndo*moreaboi*yow'seIf GEMINI(May2l.Jime2O) byssndingforyourcopy of You'reveryagr.eabktoday •I2 Oswald: ')Of course, be did complain and he had been Asim-Grapb Letter which and that's quite combo&& with your birthday. mend", but be wary of Mall $1 for sub to Atm making compromises or Gropli, Box 41111111, Radio City concesa1onet) will not Station, N.Y.10919. Be two to your bed Intoreets. OAKS VAX? *K113 49164 Vulnerable: Both Dealer South *Q91 •KJ ()IwaK.,South docked L SPIDER-MAN SI•A " - -tj .~ ..P"' . IRNIST by Sib fives Imr MV ___ i jqpj i$ I., ~f U " i"' r, - . . ~ IV .-. students * ._.,-,_1:_-%;.,1-', ,L,.+ -, 1. ~ l, -. Get $200,000 poIygraphs,commonjy referred tou'ue detectora,'onstudentsbeganWednesday Seminole County schools will when the parents of an Oviedo ninth grader complained to the school board Mat their son was told only a polygraph receive dose to $200,000 in federal aid for the purchase of books and instructional equipment, the state IManksgiving Is just two days away and that can only mean one thing to Denver Johnson (above), a maintenance worker with the city of Sanford: it's test would prove to school officials he time to Ins(all the traditional Christmas trees on First Street. Ile bright, red was telling the truth. trees should give Santa the proper guidance next month when he makes his At the board meeting, Superintendent commissioner of education announced Monday. Seminole's allocation of $196,556 ranks eighth among counties In the state. Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Theodore Dagg said the money Is used to purchase additional library books for the schools with the fewest volumes per student. This year's alldcation is slightly Priority, To by county cowml.kwers with slight projections for annual budget: Man- Emergency Medical Services, develop a student proved he was not guilty of dwges Monday alhirnoon. power, develop a countywide CETA daybesId Igo suppoxt level ambulance marijuana possession about two years Juliggipmofft line- IHA17 oa*v; Insurance, him Sddy - ___$ Pin; Public Works, strategies on WAM ago afta his father demanded the overall coes*y priorities In their order of Cow*y Development, land development and sewer and transportation; General polygreph ted. less than the district's share last year, Dagg said. While Seminole Is ranked about 10th In county population statewide, it receives additional aid because of a smaller tax base per student, Dagg said. - Crash rGlIsSonford Woman But Webb said the polygraph threat is not just part of a technique to get a student to admit guilt. e e w used warranted, he said, adding he considered it more as a device for proving Innocence than proving guilt. "The test will never be used without the consent of the parent and student," he said. Lake Brantley principal Darvin Boothe .said he was not involved in the use of the lie detector at his school Uvree years ago, because he was only an assistant prin- cipal. He would only any -the test proved useful at the time" in finding the truth in a "deep" conflict between a student and staff member. pport thc situation at Oviedo" he "I su said, praising Webb's ability as an administrator. "No,I haven't, I hope I will never be put Into a situation like " said Lake Howell prl principal pal Richard' Evans on polygraph Today Around Th. Clock ...................4-A Bridge ..............................4-B The machine did lAdled Indicate the the 12 denied having anything to do with comics ..............................4-B A Ssdord woman was killed Monday condition of the driver of the other car, student was tolling the truth when he said fireworks. CT.SSW.rd ..........................4-B Altonia Yoiçg Howard of 1016 Lociid thepOtbeIOflhidtOlOmion.eIse,andthe "I was working on the case for two Editorial ....................... night isa bud-on auto accident ..... 4-A may pro,. out with a hlgtssr P! iWKY Y Ave., Sadord, the only other III I R - Evaluate hospital alternatIves, ) A - taking action against a group of students portance.1% following pages contain code; Manning, comprehensive plan Engineering, develop inspection fees and Marijuana had been found In the who reportedly had been throwing fire iority litsfor each county department, amendmenits; Land Development, land Enviromnental Services, acquislUon of student's bowiing hall, during a band crackers during an outdoor physical nding that the oviraji d1opmd code; BnIldlng, adoption of Greenwood Lakes. trip, Webbsald. His father demanded the education class. priorities come first. tell, similar to those used by his consA total of l2 students were Involved and For instance, if a department bead is pany, be used to prove his son innocent, eventually suspended, said Webb, but working on his number on. priority Webb said. during the suspension hearings, each of - . Lanham's eyes, the dean explainet have taken He detector teats The controversy over the use Of , "I' - .. Seminole County principals say V Hospital County's wApwdm was 6opp- lit Webb a" daye' said Lanham, explairting that Dear Abby Mestha Ann. $Chni* 11 of Fond kIVO1VI4 hi the eolllslon. Beyond that, Be detectors were given before he even began ,speaking to the Dr. Lamb ...........................4-a TmrIatIon ftmdis 8" Avenue, Imierd, did tdle driving wet . dtM serious consideration on only on. other students he had evidence and testimony aorsscq ..........................4-a ax dSvilCpiflint,3)MdlvilQy9iId on Red. ISA, abed a.half y of occurred at 7:56 P.m occasion at Oviedo, but while a parent that they were Indeed guilty. Reepilal.............................3.A demaodsd the ted, dw tudmi backed At Ind one student repeatedly denied Obitnagios .......................... ,.A home tha'1 and 8) Develop fIv.iier flIaflNNflSnt on the gway cosaid over late lbs down and admitted his guilt, Webb sold. the charge. "I asked him If he would be. 0URSELVF .......................11 she served $ans. qp:t Ian., a Florida Highway Patrol The pressat dsc"-i of 11n detectors willing to take the teat" during the S ports .............................$A RUM topped off IV as a Number one priorities for maW sold. In the schools also begin at Oviedo after hearing Lanham said. But if the student, Televisios...........................1.1 visit a friend at lake Mary, mid family away Dow of Iltudents Wayne Lailham bow Ista suspended for fll, gy ........................... N. iibrmatios was available on membe at7 oi.?' j ____ _____ °!J . #a f$ . . MkVmY'.MLY." -. I7DAVRILR*flI William Layer said the machines had I been used "in one or two casm." Although he added that there was 0 0 floaft "unusual" about either the procedure of telling a student that the * p test was an option during the suspension his estimate of the number of Seminole County department hands respondbUitles policy; Seminole County 1979 codes; Parks and Recreat.lono hearing, students to actually take the test appears and staff now be" an official masteir Industrial Development Authority, Sylvan LMm Park Development; Library tohoaccurate. service; plan to tell thins which projects the location of new Industry; Board of Services, BookmbI1e High school principals said they know county wants hendliod fI ift ustionof Coomy climmisdonor's Office. Idefliffy Agricultural Extensl6n Services, con* of only two studmU to few a polygraph, m. hospital alternatives tops the u. reeponeibilitios for election - gnL-Uuu UI Agriculture Center, Health one at Oviedo two years ago, and one at County Administrator Roger tivities; Office of Management, Analysis !JiparUnent, Implement school hoWth Lake Brantley High School about three Noiswender's 13-page county and and Evaluation, evaluate hospital program; Fire Department, acqWre , ears ago. a--- ---11 prWky lit was approv alternatives; Pauumd, piWare salary throo rural service pumpers; ' Oviedo principal Charles Webb said a L Vlore" F" '' ie midnight approach to Sanford. . ' . - CHRISTMAS IS COMING / 0. wice .,:.-.:., - Station,, Nw York, N.Y. 11P.) ii Ii - , 7IrlVair...1 a "l ,' wiaitn . by Stan Las and Johi, RsmIta r----- . W Seminol e -t-".Z~ -.-- .1 I . . The release of the 10 reduces to 49 the number of Americans still held 17th clay by 'Moslem students demanding the return of the deposed shah to Iran, a demand they reiterated today, Sources said two American women were among those still captive in the embassy and the students said Shah Mohammed Resa Pahlavi, in Now York for medical treatment, must be returned before the remaining hostages can be released Based on information from the Monday press conference where they were paraded before newsman, those released '-'. .,' . embassy called for countrywide demonstrations against the United States on Wednesday to build up the campaign for the shah's extradition. Khomeini has said the Americans suspected of spying would be utontrlalwilesslheshahw b 8.1en Cart er warned Monday "such a stewouldbea'nothe violation of elem entary human ri° ghts, relig0ious precepts and International law and practice." Ills comments were echoed by U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, and later Monday at the United Nations in New York, a special Iranian representative met officials to press for a special meeting of the Security Council about the crisis in Tehran S .. 'ø'i : TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ten more American hostages today were: released by Moslem militants flew to freedom in West GetTerry Tedford, 24, of California; Joan Walsh, 33, of Ogden, many today where they face a battery of tests and questions Utah; Lillanne Johnson, 32, of Elmont, N.Y.; Elizabeth about their 17.day ordeal before they could head home for a tagne, of Calumet, Ill.; David Walker, 25, of Prairie Mon. View, planned Thanksgiving rendevous with their families. Texas; Lloyd Rollins, 40, of Mount Vernon, Va.; Wesley They left behind a mob of angry demonst rators who burn ed Williams, 22, of Albany, N.Y.; Neal Robinson, 21, of Houston; an American flag and ripped apart effigies of President Carter James Hughes, 24, of Langley Air Force Base, Va., and Joseph and the deposed shah of Iran in front of the beselged U.S. Vincent, 41, of New Orleans. Embassy in Tehran. Only blacks and women have been included In the two groups The six black men and four white women arrived at Wies- freed, fulfilli ng an order by Khomeini for "Islamic mercy" for baden, West Germany, on the U.S. Air Force "Nightingale" 'oppressed blacks" and women. Red Cross jet after a quick stopover in Paris. They ImBut Miss Walsh, an embassy political officer, said Monday mediately were taken to the Air Force Hospital for medical the students also were holding two women and a black who did examinations and debriefing, not appear at the press conference with her. The three Americans released from their embassy confineShe identified the three as Katherine Koob, director of the mont Monday also were staying at the hospital. No reporters Iran-America Society, a cultural center; Elizabeth Ann Swift were allowed near either group of hostages "for humanitarian an embassy political officer, and Charles Jones Jr. All three reasons. to had arrived in Tehran recently, the hostages said at the press In Washington, State Department officials said today the conference. latest group of released hostages "seem to be in good shape." It was unclearif the student captors considered the tWQ They said no one was "physically mistreated" and all seem to women an c ac as "spies" an therefore not eligible for have been fed adequately release under Khomeini's directive Saturday. "We are happy to have 13 of the hostages out, but we will not Despite the releases, militant students who took over the be satisfied until we have all of them out "one State D - ..,v .". --- -- .. * '' r' '' - - : IN.'' .; 11- .. 7 ,. . r '\ . , -- I .r., ~ " r 'r II ., .11 , , of JACOMY , •.w, - - - ~, ,,- ...v4'.,": ., . ether club eontblnatloe. p VUIGO (Aug. I3Ispt 22) - .-- , 1, , , _%,, 1`,:J...,-* i 1.., . "Y' .. I .. ' it West h" an tow, South an -:back to his bad and lead through West to lose jut the one club trick he can afford to hm-11 today en something cow brüsg hopes aid dreams o thgh a-lasg mwcialsesoutpmsone riai and iiaan played low. I-:. - _____________ Ia.,. L I . 't. myriad safety playswInavailable. South the - •.. -- - erman y ment official said. "Our No. I goal is still to get all of them ,I • . own bid luck when be failed to take the club safety play." Alaw "This elm! 1Wt is set for the but known of all Tdft WA of im My UMA (60.214kt N) Be AM pease for ties, played dammy'i quasi to lest the diaL opth'ildlr today, bat alas be .Cast ___ 0 4 ' first club with the am. The South would INT. then Wind up with a sure t" Pm 3 NT pm pm tricks AN might even wore pm an eleventh in case the I . I - Ill, - discarded await- "This safet Is Opening 1".4 Q 00t pgff$;~L If rAdhij K . jack-emall in clubs I would be so way for South to - -_ I avoid two club losers. But the L. play succeeds "Ph" any CANCER (June 21-July 22) - c... 77 . on Y OVTH . . . -,- ___ . '. • . _ I 11L .1 JA,- -. ore In the wrong spot to but the 19) If y" have Something apportuallywoundyalow"o quese at spodea. Wool cooltia000d oft at 116 time, IV@ So U7 Sot to be We siogle. ind with - the jsck And South to sp i to yowodt ipjn,t m. more yes yes in. s proinpajy ie of dlsciusg ft with piaat, thsl.jsrysarbwvsst. levis of clubs ul altar a I.- _____ .: .- - ' a loss through carelessness. to be true. AQUARLIS (Jt& 3W@b. ThereIs more owlMe qp of Wolf I . S ,. -' .. - spade lead and both club hon- ,* ,,~ -.,, -- . - 1I$Wfle t *xphdmd *" It Uok Um 1I$I ;P. •';•:. .-.:~ ri a hard second look. - " NX,Le FRANK AND i,; .:. Eastmadehis u ua rjeand cashed the last two Dec. 31) Friends am wilft to rely Wm may not be too plubM for you todey, IPA dependable today, a if you don't count an them to knock want somdhlw dw right all On bell wA of do P@rL'7b@y be* you 6 it Yoursolf. may only Sot in lift boos. LBO (July &Aug. 22) Be CAPRIOM (Dec. 32-JaL kind to one you loves but do 19) Avoid making basty take ewe not to :.~ _A_201-, jvdpmft today. What you his or bw aW wft Your itbvIxi esald best Iy(wa1dJacsby -at first glance may not AM Allen Intel ""d 00 Irus Pidur'L Take mors than k CRUM 11114- I 11I . 4 ~ ~ 1 , , 1-Irr . . I I.-F 1~_ I . ',., ~~- I - . , * I , tt,, ~ . - .~. -~, , . 11 .. with BRIDGE I , . - - , •. - TAURUS (April $Nu'y specIfy birth dot.. I , I" Financial conditions are 20) Things you work hard for . . 'thcoc '.i W I J .- year-old grandson has controlling mechanism rplal'sed of pain that he achieved through normal thought rn1 be a nçttws. circulation to the t.sticies. ARIES (March 21-April.19) Your lang-range f inancial If your options today are picture looks hopeful for the between work or play, you're coenlzsgyear. Try tobepstls* likely to choose the latter, even If you don't get pingyaiar chores win take "orything you wat at onus. - care of themselves, they 2 PRISCILLA'S POP VOV/ I HEARP MR. GRUMKY IS GIVING EVER'iVPJ A P1W FOR THMIKSGIVING! Ift a on oil so a synthetic perhaps we'll begin remove it. to see lass of these and there The temperature in I• will be a return to antural testicle is very I tant in today. Your chances for gains In areas where you're looking - count with a . $lWt1flcat benefits. For Tu.saay, NovImD•r 20, _______________ 8 -_ I cotton and wool clothing terms of producing normal a ' I - BYRERNICEHEDEOSOL --- - - ,,, .Dcic,rr - HOROSCOPE ___________ -. ThIJG ALL FlU - .. I . .1 . I ,...(~, ,. . rL , ~ - . II: j' U., - it - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Lo .i- - \,_.i - and - of methods of improving the Ad to trap MCI*= Which HAVIE TO BE A STAR OF CONSI . - est n - _____ afe S S I 9 - - - ta S - . a S,.w-,. - I H 10 1~11!~_,",_ . _____________ _________ - Z. - - £ ___________ IN MY DAY YC)u WEREN'T REALLY A CELEBRITY LINTIL - - - , In - ARCH I E - - PrIce15Cents It __ illillillillill lllllll / - _____ 0 0 ____________ - WS2 . I - - - AT o It . large department stores. Cotton 12 Much MOM Ab. Evening Herald, -_ - supamwkets and. In r' r r _________ r.*i. ,nr. i&ttii . iOTl413JØ - Art nsom by ... I'M '3OT LOOiJ(. g aa TO BOY; _____ i THE BORN LOSER Irl Lam wearing cotton socks but in some No.7T!v!!Jor$or(d53fl71 flYHr, e,JeE (o_ 1. - ' 111 I w _ aosbe,* thwt the nylon socks are so common His mother took him to I that the Nile d.rstlnding (2 We've had great reputablesiageonwhouldhs 23 Greek letter noadaya. 27 Aircraft DOWN 24Composer maneuver wds.) IIsbYIWItCNIIItOCettOI% hadavsrlcocele.He'sbOOked Stravinsky 32 Gentlemen 1 Roman date 49 Make untidy foi my husband's smelly tar strgery to have this febr.Ittsr 34 Actrsss 2 First rate feet. I wear my htbsnd'scorro Farrow Toward the 50 Poker stake (cornp.wd.) 5lThicksIice cottonhosewithslackiand ban w. ihsl3Opo1mandIs 35 Sodium cr 3 Waft chloride 4 Sea mammal 28 All (prefix) - 52 Gentle my athlete's foc* problem hasvery sotive. He rollerekates, 29 Egyptian ty 53 Whet sea been eliminated. . 36 Baseball bet 30 Small valley 54 Revise DEAR READER - It player Mel aucer ! f?i everythft In a short column. surgery which will require 58 Cheese state However, 39 Practice place 38 Doctrine you are ab.ohdely tt"n to be inactive for five (abbr.) 41 African land 9 Cicatrix 40 Inexperienced right and I do discuss this weeks. His mother clkin't r r rr' r'7"• problem In The Health Letter out too much about the number 104, Your Feet And varicocele and there's tiing IT - - - - IT - - How To Care For Thens. lain u my medical book except ft - - - sending a copy for yaw' use does use the word tumor. Can 15 18 17 readers who want this you give me some more Other - - issue can send 75 cents with 1 formation? Is this surgery 18 19 20 21 long, damped, self-addressed usually acompldecure and is envelope for It. Send your there chance of cancer? 22 23 request to me, DEAR READER - A P.O. newspaper, 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 varlcocele can be thought of City Station, New York, RadIo as varicose veins In the cord NY iiv 32 33 34 35 to the testicle. They an be As huge. The large dilated quite Health Letter Fm 37 38 39 40 ___________________________ veins tend to accumulate you, winter. stn'nt blood and this does 41 42 useful, particularly 43 44 A frequent t4'tge of either interfere with circuiauon t 45 46 47 wool or cotton socks, at g the testicle and can cause twice day If you have a real symptoms In some In41 i1 51 52 3 divIduals. probl , also helps. N It can also cause sterility 56 57 5 - clothes not - - PIP TI4EV HURT THE TIRE . I I - OL.1 PROVE OVER Y MEATBALLS! ____ 1-11 so LOS 10 Stockings 42 Angle I I tArmOnt Piece measure 10 CIA (abbr.) Be ambitious 21 Small cushion 47 Enervate Time tone 48Wordsofun. 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U4 Who lMirvI.wid_previously Jules host for lime idt misting., and. lsotmeltlhiveto be loQ" lIalnukir, Altam.sti $poiaga 1Kb told the uwrs he believed in Jones has asked $0 in best. tte commission of crreIj, received on. is low "preventative law" rather thS 'IgstIoe Appointments made to the Land voted: qlo*.a ThMidpatieetj.Jpdtobsmads 0101111 ((•5ft7) repIadthdthst his flimis'nota PlimudagAgsmcybyths cuIxvpIione,s -Toopproeareaolutinjauth,jgIng st i, Ma qerw ± at 7$ p.m. today. p*iml firm" aid la ed involved were. Bob Pw'r'ond by Mayor Jim, an agreement witis tue Dep tment of -'--'pp Ray' slhSspurgar aid pe11ly a a groep. Jmea has bass larmom; HR. Hayui. by Cninlfri,r of 1inrtMlon to accept maintenance of , ,j , .flesjis i law farUyesrsa.4lbsfei, J.R. Grant; Timothy O'Lury by four ailroaduoslng signs tobe piac. JOHN from is 1 II he .Sd1bSwIr of4 Jil Jr. ridg MLrnSyIInURflrmhevS from Lolbenoperger aid Emery Hiniho by at lb. 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I .1 ', .1 - a -Li IA - $5 an L I - L f--VW-W iid $55 a nth - . --. . --.-. .................... - , _._..___..___ ;11 : I I- I -1 - -.-.--,... 11111 L Ii vl-...I.. I ___ ".. *....-.I. L~, "I hive bad enough to tempering. . _______--• I 0*11-0.1149 .0 .? ..4 . ' V - _ - . ,.. •-. • 41617"1#1 .! '- '? --L Ir MT. 9~1*,W,71_~_111; ~ _?7"- 11 -_ . j 1 Ic ,a � 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, November 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>, November 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/6cde0c64d5765253d960c38ed240b7f2.pdf 0dd89e72cae7ac88903499427abad718 PDF Text Text p• , V v CA ~111614 FO w > 'I IT cJ 'i 01~ . * ?0 - 1.,; "• N ç%( uJLJSTGOT) RIO L) I T1 MA by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY PI ECE WHAT POEG SHE NTS ____ _ 170 AROIJNP HERE? ______ ____ 0F OFFICE EQUIPMEN YOU HAVE THERE, AMO NYTI-IING NI OW ' _ i 34 Caustic substance 2 Wild rabbit 3 Woman's 35 Cota sound 36 Young bear name 4 Very small 28 Verve ' — — 53 Determine ]Eve. Potassium love 31 Departs 33 Viewed movie 57 Broke bread 38 Hockey team 58 Pourboire problem 71st Year, No. 29— Wednesday, July 25 1979 ___________________________ Florida 32771 Evening g Herald—(USPS 481280) — Price 15 Cents I'm DEAR DR. LAMB loss. suffering from gave me too much doctor My I became weak and potassium diuretic. my muscles were sore all over hardly get out my body. I walk of my chair and a walking at first without cane and taking Bufferin for Dr. [flLamb] could couldn't Edgy' SM H W using pain. 't even hold a Can you tell me if I will ever swelling and Ican get over this and what I can do cup of coffee. I have no strength and the pain is so to cure it? lam overweight and in my 73 years old and I know that excruciating, it hurts me in my chest and stomach. I t hink I doesn't help. .1 orkers Bundy I'm must have strained the DEAR READER Sentencing Fear because my shoulders also Takeover, Try 2 • I pot assium. It's more likely that hurt. I am taking Bufferin and you have pain and are taking help. This Bufferin for it because of some Anacin but it doesn't happened two months ago. The arthritic problem which yo ur t consulted my ' reason I haven doctor is fully aware of. A loss of potassium from doctor is that the same thing — Due .. To Withdraw 12 by Art Sa nsom THE BORN LOSER :i 14 1 1 —— 20 21 — — — 19 18 — — — — 23 22 1110 1I4 fØSPITL AFTER 196 BU 29 30 31 27 28 25 26 _______________________ — 24 1411 HIM T- 1 I 35 34 32 I -- __________________________________________________________ — 36 0 be very weak. it can cause went to see her doctor ether problems as well. The told her to take the same — — T. — — — — 15 96 UA8MI.A*; am 6 'bu Th O VJI4O VP MY JAJ3P5 L.)F V4Et) 'U C)J 3 RUtO5 13 _____ ______ — — 46 47 — — — 45 - by Bob Montana t,RCHI E ______________________________ FEE MR I ICENSE TfiE Pr.rE FCR HEAVIER CARS) (IF ANY MORE PAIS'FALL OFF YOUR CAR— 1 WHATS NC I - is P1CRE loAN FCR I T'S 140T FAIR 0 ~,_LIGHTER CARS FAIR — 58 —— 55 — — — 56 57 ___________ ___________ --IT'LL BE 50 LIGHT IT WON'T HAVE TO QUALIFY.' DON'T SWEAT IT, ARCH, __ 59 — — 60 62 — — 63 — — — L 64 — — — commissioners Tuesday. also get some from vegetables, pain as you say, I'm certain sure your doctor has done that he can do something to I'm blood tests on you to evaluate make you more comfortable. ________ -L1i-'- DEARDR.LAMB-IslipPed help to Improve people's By BERNICE BEDE OSOL hands are painful and treat yourself. by Howie Schneider IM IDEP% _IWAGKE MAT WT WHAT OF grrji1l .JCO A *-rEi \ hospital are not made within five years, the facility inarks fowid on the but- slayings. an organization other than the current board of trustees. He said the Uncertainty of the situation has some employees seeking to cash in on benefits entitled them "might as well close." If improvements are not made soon, he said, the hospital will be uncompetitive. + 8 convertingto a non-profit corporation, the board of 51% 8 1RM '' .L_ ' \ (Th_)IL A _ _ PR ISCI LLA'S POP I WE USE UP ALL CUR AREN'T ',OIJ WORRIEP by Al ________ MEAN TI-CE ENP CF . FRIGHTEN SHORTAGE,'STUART? I OUR LIVES! T NG 10 1M THE S1AE THING „ ) F4\ M' MOTHER N'T CLEAN IF I )E9'T REGOURCE5. IT COULP fr43OUT THE ENERGY chance is somewhat less toh _____ ? __ UP My ROW West I if' _____ Goals can u_Pu0', ''__)- _,/'I ____________ _______ ' __________ __________ 'N C L"' 'E IF WE 10 TNE WN THEg/ 4Ls' Uca4Y'& today ev gifted today with both You're board proposal for reorganization, the county would be obligating itself to a three-quarter million dollar corn- do not take. Soine employees at the hospital in Sanford mitinent each year to pay for indigent Bentley said that dur ing the first year of operation as a South T ____ -. __ _____ GARA. g ____________ 2+ there is no defin ition of what constitutes as Indigent. + mission work session to make a pitch for hospital could not handle the $625,000 asked by the hospital. The ownership or management. tentative budget calls for a 23-cent Der AUNT MAY, g AtE L. MXE' ME tLJO 1NNER' HEAR FROM HER 6CONER air LAYE' HERO '4Wi WILL. -- . - - MA 4 _____ _______ _• C _ 0 _______ 1k 't)t) RAUZE E HAVN1APPPON . . . IN _______ ______ ________ ______ P ' I: _ / THING-• AOUNP-.' . /1' by the city to a wom ç _______ - ......-- .'. --.- ..-- .. --, ---. AID, 1W.40 - - - . - - , .- . - ,. do . +. .. . . a New York ('it) ' policeman before moving to the Wekiva subdivision near I A)ngwood, w entering the pharmacy to fill a prescription for his wife when he became involved in a shootout with Suits and was killed, lie 55 Sims, whose chalky- white complexion contrasted sharply with his lung rtsldisli-brown hair, showed emotion as Waddell read the death sentence. After he was ___ ___ •' S%, ________ --. - " . - . '%l,-. •'" - A 23- year-old Orlando man suffered minor cuts Tuesday when his truck struck a utility trailer on Red Bug Road west of state Route 426 near Oviedo. The utility traller had slipped from the hook- up with its hauler and careened Into the Iane of Kenneth .J. Peterson of Orlando, according to records. The collision caused 11'eterson's truck to turn over. Ile hauler of the utility trailer, Baldomero Brignori, 39, of Maitland was ticketed for failure to have sufficient safety chains byTrooperB.W.Lovering oftheFloridaHighwayPatrol. who Is Pfeil' . - S 1 '- -'--- - - Florida 4.-aft- I a, + .3", 'J fingerprinted, he was promptly escorted out of Courtroomn "C" back to the Seminole County Jail. Prior to the sentencing, Bill lleflernan, Sims' attorney, asked for the "mercy" of the court that it grant Sims life imprisonment instead of the (leath penalty. The basis for the appeal, according to Heffernan, will include contentions that there was "insufficient evidence to convict" Sims and "extensive pre-trial publicity" prevented a fair trial as well, lie alsn said lie will object to several rulings by the Jud_ge during the course of the trial Heffernan accused the state of making Suits a sacrificial offering" because the other two inen previously convicted in the robbery-killing had received light sentences. '-' lP&Ji *A I .? S-' troom hurdles a trial Sept. 17 for the murder of 12. year-old Kimberly Diane Leach. He also faces charges in Colorado in the sex slaying in W75 of a young Mic hi gan nurse on a skiing holiday. lie also has served only part of a 15-year sent ence for kidnapping a woman In Utah. The Leach girl disappeared Feb. 9, 1978, just 25 State days after the slayings of University in Tallahassee on Jan. 15. 1978. They also convicted Bundy of beat in g three other university coeds, two Of thClil Chi Omega sorority sisters IAsa Levy and Margaret Bowman. Bundy was convicted of th ose m urde rs Tuesday. The seventh grader's sorority house and another dec.niposed just four blocks away in a duplex apartment, the found April 7 stuffed under the tin roof of an aban- at body was 'k. ' fl.IAI %"EJ .. _ M4 . %'J. .,. '4 • doned hog pen in a wooded 'l'tie penalty phase of the trial, during which the same jury will determine a of r ecu in in t' ii tiati on whether I4und- should be electrocuted or face life in prison, begins Saturday. The delay was caused area adjoining Suwannee River State Park near lAve Oak. The key to the trial is expect ed to be a whi te van stolen from Florida State University. The dirt and leaves found inside led because witnesses must be authorities to the Suwannee River woodland Assistant State Attorney Larry Simpson, who said he was "very pleased" with the verdict, confirmed he will seek the death penalty. Simpson said Bundy Aill faces car theft charges in Tallahassee and another trial for the slaying of a 12year-old girl from Lake City, Fla. Build)' was a fugitive froin Colorado, where lie was awaiting trial for a sex murder, when lie was arrested for the Tallahassee killings, He already had been convicted of kidnapping in Utah, and the FBI has said he is a suspect in more than two dozen sex killings in the West. Except for one eyewitness identification, the state's case was circumstantial. To link Bundy with the slaying of Miss Levy, the prosecutors called forensic dentists Dr. Richard Souviron of Coral Gables, 'Ia., and Dr. Lowell Levine of New York City. They testified about bite marks found on the strangled and beaten body of Miss Levy. The dentists said in their opinion the bites could only have been inflicted by the teeth of Bandy. Defense counsel brought in their own dentists, who said the teeth marks could possibly have been made by someone else. y i - faces still another cour- Pacific Northwest. — Terry Sims .. +. night, Theodore Bundy recorded the entire trial, summoned from the - 'I 40. _ - Neil, __ sPtNNlNG + On ' Bad' City Sidewalks _ 4 Jr. "The execution of Suits will not bring George Neil back or the face of the earth," Heffernan said. Given an opportunity to speak prior to sentencing, Sims maintained his innocence be fore an audience largely composed of law enforcement officials, attorneys, reporters and Mrs. Pfeil. "An innocent man is going, I did not kill officer Pfeil," Settlement Urged In Su it said Sims as he stood between his two attorneys who towered over hint. Sims, five foot six inches in height, was born in Charlotte, N.C. on Feb. 5, 1946. lie was extradicted after a year-long manhunt from San Diego, Calif., to Seminole County on June 30, 1978. A few hours following the sentencing, Heffernan said he had contacted the special public defender of the 15th judicial circuit in West Palm Beach, who has agreed to fall on the sidewalk on the west negligent in maintaining the Mize said, adding a jury trial By DONNA ESTES handle the appeal of Sims. He said he would file a notice of side of Park Avenue between sidewalk, Herald Staff Writer has been requested in the case. appeal within 30 days and prepare to withdraw from the 12th and 13th streets on Sept. 3, "I'm fearful of the bad "Who knows what a jury would case. Fearful of what he called 1978. She is saying the city was condition of city sidewalks," award?" he asked. "The public defender of the 15th judicial circuit handles "the bad condition" of Sanford Mize said Mrs. Tucker's n ot hing but appeals on capital cases," Heffernan said. ' ' attcrney originally sought a city sidewalks, City Attorney In his ruling, Waddell wrote he based his support of the Vernon Mize has recommended settlement of $9,500, but after death sentence on both "sufficient aggravating cirtaking and depositions cumstances" and "insufficient mitigating ciran gathering infornution is now cumstances" as specified In the Florida Statutes. suing for negligenceasking for $20,000. Mize added Sims committed the robbery for "pecuniary gain" and the attorney f jj'jcaj Mize urged city corn- Around The Clock .........'. 44 Dr, Lamb .................. 000.committed mw'4er to "avoid or prevent his arrest by the mjzsloners Monday night to Bridge ....................4.B Horoscope .......:: :::::. lB client will accept $18, deceased, an armed uniformed Seminole County deputy offer Mrs. Bonnie Tucker f Calendar ..................U Hospital ...................3A "Demands always Start out for sheriff," the judge Wrote. 1201 Oak Ave., Sanford, a Comics ....................4B OURSELVES ..............lB substantially more than they The murder was not committed while Sims was under case. settlement of $5,000 in the Crossword .................4B Sports ...................8, VA would take," he said. the Influence of extreme mental or emotlopal disturbance, City conuniaslones-s voted to Mrs Tucker is alleging, Mize Editorial ..................IA Televislou ................. See SIMS, Page 2A said, that she suffered from a near Ah)w .......lB Wi'athi'i' . 1* See SIDEWALKS, Page . . WHAT CAm4I - ____ ________ _____________ by a Miami jury Tuesday house omas Waddell Appeals in cases where the death setiteuct' i are mandated by law. not kill officer - _____ .t. ______ ________ AILER __________ s 1 k _____ __________ iNEWSPAPEII ENTEItPRISE AWN.1 .+.. 114 .-. that. Let him play it. Th 'An innocent man Is going. i did ______ _____ ld partner that we don't like notrump. He has gone IC three notrum~ in spite of _________ . ................... ____ - ________ UbIM-lflhiØ - ________ ______ area and a smile for the television camera that saint' (Ia)' . \ __________ .J udge (UPI) - Con- 1977. (;eurge ______ would do. MONThS? + ____ -- + t$V9 FACE IT 'WRE •. _____ ____ ___________________ _____ __________ -.' byT.K.Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS WHY SO cSWAU2N, W1Mø'i.? -_______ - ______ __________ ______ Aix :,. ______ r. udicial Circuit MIAMI victed of a double murder his mother, who had sentenced Sims. 33. to die in the electric chair for killing a Seminole County sheriff's reserve deputy in 1977 (lur in g rubbery at a Ingwood pharmacy. Dubbed the trigger-man, Sims was the third man convicted in connection with the robbery-killing (luring 1 holdup of the Itig;d Village Ifmariicy (III Dec. 29 ' __________ ________ .,, ' _________________ ______________ __________ __________ ________ ___________ ______ /ERY. k Eighteenth J __________ __________ ________________ _______ '• ________ ____ - Y MAIL.1 -, _ _ 1 ' .. _______ ,'': -. iA NOW 1E'61 VRRlEL, A9OUT I ERI - I ___ ___________ ____ _____ I FOR HER UFE' I CAROLS __________________________________ WROTE To 11 9EAUE I •' "!' ' S11 EF ___ ___ ________ ____ THE CULIr — , '' I $'!IW H&12i ______ __________ _____ _______ __ Pending in the spectator's seating herald Staff Writer _________ ' AROt.E FLEE' '' ThEY')N EFEA94 i " _____________ Untidy was whisked back the Chair committed to keeping the hospital in Sanford. _____ .- by Stan Lee and John Rornita ______ __ Bentley said that of all seven groups interested in ____________ ____ of to his 'escapeproof" jail cell after first giving a wave to Ws it iother. Louise-, G s two c'oinmuentetl earlier, ''I'd ets like wring to the prosecutor's neck," addled tearfully, "1 just can't understand the jury - they didn't give it enough time." The jury deliberated only six hours and 38 minutes before finding Bundy g ui lty BY SHARON CAItItASC() of beating and strangling I.isa Levy, 20, and Attorneys for convicted murderc Terry Melvin Sims Margaret Bowman, 21, at will appeal the death penalty sentence handed down Chi Omega sorority the Tuesday afternoon in Sanford by a circuit judge. $1,000 assessed ___________ SCORPIO tOct. 24-Nov. fl) In assertive today without being West hand. A few would take situations where there is overly aggressive in situations the conservative action of something of real value at where you are confronted with paulngandopenlngthejack stake, you'll come into your opposition. Sheathe your of diamonds. own today. Courage is the asset strengt.h in compassion. South would make use conCANCER (June 21-July you can draw upon. tract with correct play, SAGIARWS (Nov. 23-Dec. Focus your energies and efforts which is to lead the jack of }41EANWHIL.E. I,,1 Si said. __-_+ . 7245 three diamonds after he goes to two notrump. He now bids three notrump. An Ore gon reader asks what we PUSHED IT IiND PM You hold: .1 x . , • ,j s $ 4' Q 10 x month to partner's one- ss by Bob Thaves /HA'rP .. game, every declarer except one made six hearts, atthough only about half the North-South pairs got beyond game. At one table, expert South was playing against an apparent lamb who really was a wolf in disguise. The wolf in sheep's clothing led ace and three of trumps. Can you blame South for hopping up with dummy's king? We can't! Even though West's play is far from Most bridge players would so u6E hiXN ' five percent ceiling imposed this year by the legislature, and burglary. TERRY 111ELVIN SIMS being led into Court romil Etchberger said that the county's budget, limited by a • AsklbsIxpspts _______________________- ceptionally keen today, par- your foundations so that you West ducks. This play wins 50 percent of the time. If you ticularly when It comes to may feel more secure. . FRANK AND ERNEST under questioning from the Bentley conceded that the figure used to represent indigent care costs actually is the hospital's total bad debt figure. board over the issues of reorganization and funding for _iii__ . ,.. + counts of attempted murder Herald Photo by ' Tom Notiol _____ A breakdown of what portion of the bad debt total can be attributed to indigents is not available, he said, because ' week trial on two counts of ______ 1:)asa 2 SPIDER-MAN NOW i Other crtlit't after guilty verdict was returned by the 12- . .- _____ - than 50 percent. When this hand was played in a match-point , assured gate as guilty ________________ proposals from private groups seeking to run the hospital, the commission will begin negotiating with the existing unreasonabe. Pan ' non-profit facility, the hospital would ask to lease the building and be reimbursed $625,000 for Indigent care. But _____ above your own. This "good modest, _______ ___________ FIND YTgoUb, WE hi ed ac East ( _____ necessa by BUGS SUNNY be North through the use of subtle, in- initiative and imagination, Put Pass 4 Pass 5+ p,, Pass 6 5, direct methods. This does not these qualities to productive Pass Pass ,Pass th ose in g ing use, such as inspir an th ul d do y imply you sho that could be interpreted as whose spirits need a boost. TAURUS ( April-May 20 ) be ing underhanded. Opening lead: A LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be joint ventures today it's likely sensitive today to the needs of your Ideas will be the ones that those you're fond of. If gain the greatest benefits for By Oswald Jacoby ___________________ bur” 7-2A different fun groups and enjoy may be subjected to an unexpected change today. The shift them equally. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) will benefit you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Something you're wishing for lity if you are Allies who have been depencan become a rea prepared to do what's required, dable in the past will be so instead of waiting upo n another again today. One sit ua tion you to do It for you. How to get along may learn of, another you may with other signs Is one of the not. SOUTH PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) sections you'll enjoy in your • A K j64 new Astro-Graph Letter that Use your Intuition and your .1 1097 6 •K begins with your birthday. Mall imagination today if you see •AQ $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. ways to improve your personal Box 489, RadIo City Station, working conditions, us well as Vulnerable: East-West N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify the lot of those who labor at Dealer: South your side. birth time. ARIES (March 21Apr11 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HAS MERIT.. :: rose with the king, your become Involved with two In that appeared rather stable I • , K 852 • AQ6 • K .1105 2 EAST WEST •732 • Q 1095 '4 AQ3 •75432 J1098 • 9863 474 did not change his self- iiwintx'r jury after a five- Ch arg e s hope you would take that message to the employees," social calendar is very likely this coming year. You could 19) Something you're involved NORTH , I with Hospital policy entitles employees to receive cornpensation for sick or vacation days which the employees CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. _____ _________ ________ ______________ tucks of one victim. R1111d3•. 32. who headed his own murder defense, ' tr ustees could generate revenue through the sal e of taxexempt bonds. Those bonds cannot be issued by a government hospital. Jeff Etchberger, filling In for vacationing county ad- insist that we negotiate into the contract some provision to WIN AT Shf identified soon on whether the county will sell or lease the hospital to valuation tax, which would generate about $427,000, he ____ _________________________ A more-active-than-usual whom you deal. HATCOLV_DctrrO A OJE - YEAR, striki ng bargains. You'll be f ai r YOUR BIRTHDAY witness. glimpse as he left the sorority house after the "Regardless of who gets charge of the hospit.a would E E K & MEEK Tuesday night of inurduring two sorority sisters Hospital board member Allan Keen told the cornmissioners that if renovations and improvements to the hospital organizations sent representatives to a coin- myself f rom falling, but now mistake to try to diagnose and to maintain operating control of the hospital while at the same time reorganizing in to a private, non-profit Bentley asked the commissioners to make a decision indigent care, French said. On Monday, six private off a six-foot ladder and caught knowledge of health. But it's a reviewing a request by the SMH board of trustees seeking I n d., was a key state in their beds and of beating another work session on the hospital question next week, after which some decision should be made. If the coinmissioners decide not to seek additional information and treatment and it certainly does N.Y. 10019. University, in Muncie, Bundy was found guilty three other coeds on evidence that included bite have up to 150 days entitlement on the books," a hospital spokesman said. Commissi on chairman Bob French said he will ask for and Potassium Balance. Other had a dlsloéation of your readers who want this issue can shoulder or if you had a send 75 cents with a long, dislocation of any of yo ur joints, school dropout Theodore organization, benefits the hospita I would have to come of your interest , I'm sending a similar co n di tion that the you The Health Letter number same treatment is right for Nita Jane Neary, now an art student at Ball State Bundy as the man she saw in profile in a three-second because they fear they would lose those benefits If another organization assumes control of the facility, "It's a little flee a run on a bank," he said. He said that if all the employees cashed in their newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, for people to swap opinions Radio City Station, New York, a bout their symptoms and their HOROSCOPE the prospect of new inanagenient, are seeking to with- taking enough of either sodi um if you have as much MIAMI (UPI) - Law The commissioners spent two hours on Tuesday Employees at Seminole Memorial Hospital, edgy over quickly corrected by simply your answer. DEAR READER - I hope that by the time you get this, or potasalum. Fruits are the major food you've long since seen your H L)ERELLE SMITH III corrunissioner Bob Sturni told Bentley. draw funds from their accrued benefits, hospital adtninistrator Charles Bentley' told the board of county you might ed treatment for stamped, self velope for it. Send your request that. I think it's probably healthy to me, in care of this V 0 from either an excess loss of takes time to heal. I'm in great in and am lookin g forw ard to sodium or potassium can be pa - ______ POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Your letter Is a classic your chemical balance. From those he has a pretty good Idea example of mistakes that what needs to be done, either in people make too often. They terms of medicine or diet in assume that because someone 42 41 tOMA 1.44- 40 37 38 11v GEoFFIIEV changes In the body that occur medicines I'm taking but source of potassiwn. You can doctor. Saturday Funds diuretics can cause a person to happened to my neighbor. She \ oQ: Guilty: hands — 9 10 11 5 6 7 8 Total problem Is not because of low balance — — — — 1 2 3 4 Of confident that your total ligaments in my shoulders picture Con 30 tendere plea 54 Greek god of 6 Grasping States Army 7 Male adult (abbr) 8 Drowsier 39 Russian monetary unit 9 Grant J .,. 29 Defense missile 5 Dope 31 Confederate Loss Isn't . 48 Bears 14 Epoch $E i 51 Spy group 15 Of South L.1. (abbr) American - o T1ALW.H M1 52 What (It) nation lLSL2 0.t jj 55 Tibetan 17 Women's ___ I u iu' gazelle ____ patriotic -i'-_i society (abbr) 56 Less welln AR( J,IJ behaved 18 Truly 1.2 59 Pounds (abbr) 19 Radiation 40 Egypt (abbr.) 60 Diminutive suf. 10 Precipice measure 11 Actor Grant 42 Greek letter fix (abbr.) 16 Depression ini 43 counter 61 Information 20 Threnody tials (abbr.) 22 Spike of corn 47 Hurrah, for 62 Certainly 21 Stripling 23 Accountant short 63 Forest animal 22 Scrutinize (ebb,) 48 Homely 64 Cats and dogs 23 Behave 24 Chicago 49 Dressing mayor childishly gown DOWN 27 Scorning 24 Physicians 50 Impudence 32 Doublereed (sI) I Normandy instrument 51 Clever 25 Touch invasion da y 26Partoftheear52Motion (p1) I AK i 1I 13 Racecourse mistake Lt THAT'S A GREAT LOOKI p p , .00iL.AIRiI I2CowgirlEvans46Makea .L' ( nickname 9 300, Roman RIPGE CLUB AN'4OLJlA4EAP 2 -J1' p Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Di recting 44 Old Testament book 1 Arabian ship E)A IPLLL4J-1 5 Water barriers 45 Cowboy's N0 OF: Ti m rZ \) ••' ACROSS by Chic Young Tuesday, July 24,1979 4B—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL BLONDI E 1 + where the girl's body was found. Bundy has been charged with stealing the van and police say they have 0 fingerprints, a bloodstained jacket and other evidence linking the 33year-old law school dropout to the van and the crime. Police also said a motel employee has identified Bundy as the man who checked into the Holiday Inn at Lake City Feb. 8, using the name Ralph Miller, and left the next morning about an hour before the girl disappeared. A stolen credit card used at the motel and a Lake City service station were found on Bandy. Duval County Medical Examiner Peter Llpkovic said the child died of "homicidal violence to the neck region, type Undetermined." He also said there was evidence of sexual battery but the advanced stage of decomposition of the body prevented a more precise determination. Police said they had no idea how the girl was lured away from the junior high school grounds. They said she made good grades and was named runner-up Valentine queen. Her parents, Tom and Freda Leach, said she loved school and would twA have left unless she was told there was a family emergency. + + + - + I V �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Wednesday July2S, 1979 1. i Sanfordite Held , In Arson A 45-year-old Sanford man was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged with setting his own home on fire July 13, according to Seminole County deputies. Alfred Wilbert Hudson, 45, of Box 163, Sanford, was charged with arson and placed on an initial bond of $10,500 at the Seminole County Jail. Lt. William Hogan made the arrest about 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at Hudson's home following a long investigation. According to Hogan, Hudson usei.. kerosene to set his home on fire. Hudson left his home sometime between 9:45 a.m. and 10 a.m. July 13 and 20 minutes later his home was engulfed in flames, deputies say. WORLD , ~ IN BRIEF 1 1 Wounded By Bomb Blast At Israeli Snack Bar Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. lk CALL 4 ART BROWN Action Reports * Fires * Courts * Police Beat V C(Carter Names PEST CONTROL Spring Time his wife late Monday at the couple's home, according to Sanford LAUNDROMAT BREAK-IN Someone pried open the dollar changer machine at a Sanford police. laundromat and made off with $250, according to Sanford pollee. William Curtis Axelson, 34, of 1717 Park Ave.; Sanford, was The break-in occurred sometime between Sunday and Monday charged with spouse abuse battery and placed on an Initial bond at the Steiner Laundromat at 1203 West 20 St., Sanford, police say. of $525. The changer was located on the north wall of the building. I Sanford pollee responded to an assault in progress at the Axelson residence about 11:27p.m. Monday, police say. Axelson's SPOUSE ABUSE wife told police she had been beaten by her husband and showed a A 34-year-old Sanford man was arrested for allegedly heating large bruise on her left temple, police say. - Test-Tube Baby Year Old 'I Wouldn't Do It Again' I'A1 .M(1I1TI4 fnuInnd IIIPfl MOUTH r, - Amnrinn,, n.4i, rn,,,.rn. h V" us Sri Gerry Spiess, getting back his land legs after a rugged sailboat crossing of the Atlantic in 54 days, vowed he would never try his record-breaking voyage again. Spiess, 39, an electronics engineer from White Bear Lake, Minn., took the Yankee Girl into crowded Falmouth harbor Tuesday amid a flotilla of honking, tooting pleasure boats that escorted him the last few miles. Sipping a beer shortly alter arrival, he described the solo voyage in the 10-foot, homebuilt boat — the smallest boat ever to complete the 3,UO-mi1e trip—as a journey beset with dangers from giant waves, lightning, whales and passing ships. "Gee, I'm glad to be on land," he said, "I wouldn't do It again or advise anybody to do it." idewalks • • S oiler a settlement of $2,500, At the same time, Mite said the commission needs to give consideration to what to do about the other sidewalks in the city. City Manager Warren E. Knowles noted city policy gives reapptjlbIUty to abutting propM' owners to repair and construct sidewalks and make them liable for damages. But Mize questioned whether the city has authority to force property owners to pay to replace public sidewalks, "Perhaps we should take up the sidewalks," said cornmissioner Julian Stenstrom, "They are something we all enjoy, but they could break the city," Commissioner David Farr said. Mayor Lee P. Moore said the real problem with the sidewalks Is caused by roots from the large oak trees near Park Avenue. In other business, the cornmission: —Appointed Mrs. Martha Yancey as the city's representative on the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council Transportatton Committee, replacing Mrs. Edith Harrison, who resIgned. — Approved the annexation Of property located at the In- tersection of Airport Boulevard and the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right-of-way. —Granted 90-day extension to Oct. 26 to permit Thomas J. Powell to bring his property up to minimum housing code standards at 1503 W. 11th Street and to Rosa B. Holloway for her property at 516 Cypress Avenue. —Adopted an - ordinance raising from 14 cents to 17 cents per mile the allowance granted to city employees who use their own vehicles for city business. The new mileage allowance is permitted under new state law. —Granted a $25 prize to city employee, Elsie L. Marforio for her suggestion that insurance cards be returned to the city by employees when they leave city employment. Ms. Marforlo said the cIty has had a number of cases where former employees have used their cards to charge hospital bills after they no longer were covered by city insurance. —Approved payment of $135.69 for costs of framing the new painting in the commission room at city hail. The painting is of the new city hail which matches a painting of the old city hail, also In the commission room. By GEOFFREY POUNDS highway funding plan allocates missioner Dick Williams and County for consulting work on only about one-eighth of the commissioner Bill Kirchhoff the Herald Staff Writer county's growth The most dangerous traffic available money to Seminole constitute the four voting management plan. fl- wity. memuers irorn emIno1e Intersection in the state will not A letter protesting the plan County to the MPO. Ms. Glenn, receive corrective attention for years while state officials pump was drafted by county corn- however, said she will ask other millions of dollars into high- missioners Tuesday during a mayors in the county to be ways near Disney World, ac- work session. Plans also were present at the MPO meeting to cording to Altamonte springs made to mobilize opposition to offer supporting testimony. the DOT proposal when it is County planner Woody Price Mayor Norman Floyd. noted that Tipton Associates is Floyd and other Seminole presented Thursday. Floyd, Ms. Glenn, corn- also under contract toOrange County officials are angry over u proposed 40-year rughway funding scheme prepared by consultants for the Florida Department of Transportation (DOT). The plan first must be approved by the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). A vote is scheduled by the 16member MPO Thursday, but Seminole County MPO memhers say they will ask for a 30day delay on the vote so that alleged Inequities in the plan can be reviewed. "I've been to Tallahassee and talked to DOT people and they admit the intersection of 1-4 and 436 is the most dangerous intersection in Florida, but we can't get money to correct It," Floyd said. He said that under the DOT plan, improvements on state Route 436 east of 14 will not be made for five to 10 years. At the same time, the plan calls for immediate funding of Orange County highways, including the construction of a new $12. million tntetchange near, Disney World. The consulting firm of Ti pton Associates was contracted to assemble a 20-year highway plan for Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties. The plan produced by the firm calls for allocations by DOT of about $160 million to Orange County and only $20 million to Seminole County over the next two decades. VI'he money comes from federal gas tax and state gas tax. The funds are distributed at the discretion of the division office of DOT. Additional gas tax and state license tag revenues are dlstrlbuuted to counties on a formula basis. W. T. Fish, an engineer with DOT, said the funding allocations were based on projected needs over the next 20 years. He said that Orange County's share may be somewhat disproportionate but that is due to the fact that Orange County has been active In its highway planning and Lawn Spray. Pest Control Nematodes Termites Fumigation Sanford 3224865 Orlando 423.8094 I' WEATHER 9 a.m. readings; tern- 3:47 p.m. perature, *0; averntght low, 74; Bayport: high, 3:55 a.m., 3:20 yesterday's high, 90; p.m.; low, 9:34 n.m., 10:13 p.m. barometric pressure, 30,15; relative humidity, 11 percent; BOATING FORECAST winds, F$E it $ mph. 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Tate, DeBary Lenard, Diltoni -Garret, Jacksonville ' .. Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Association, could not be reached for comment. In mediation, both teams meet in caucus in separate rooms to discuss the three items at the bargaining table: the school calendar for the 197980 school year, health and medical insurance coverage and teacher salaries. Robert M. Meyers Jr. Veronica D. Perry Lori M. Peterson am J. Thompson -.'. I. Both teams are scheduled to meet with Margaret Rose, federal mediator, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Lyman High School in an effort to reach a contract agreement. The teams met Monday and Tuesday afternoon with the mediator but to no avail. Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the school management team, said today he is "optimistic" the contractual agreement will come at this third session. "Our team would be willing to stay as long as it takes," Cowley said. "Last year, an agreement on the teachers' contract was reached around 2 Rosetta Madison L. Robinson . - , night. Mary E. Liggons Ttmas McDonald Nash Off Inier . .. , ... :.' f4tfo The teachers' union and the school management team will meet with the federal mediator for a third time to settle their dispute in a session one of the participants said could take all Lashay D. Franklin e ids K. McFall. , .•. Sanford: Beverly Adams Mary L. Boston Moore - PM M*c. r..csaI kncis. Ir,c - - DISCHARGES eva Brantley ty Girl Brown sy Marlow mas McDonald erll S. Maddox . epartment store, IRI, , " - rd: your IUflengborhood - -J - - SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL July 24, 1179 ADMISSIONS ________ '-: . ' OSPITAL NOTES FAST LOAN APPROVAL ..k..-t._ Saved By United Pressjnternatlonal The U.S Navy today rescued Its first Vietnamese refugees under President Carter's new campaign to save the boat people. Nav)1kesman said the 7th Fleet oiler Wabash .picked up 19 Vietnamese In an open boat Tuesday about 100 miles west of the Philippines. It was the first group to be rescued since President Carter ordered the Navy to be "particularly alert for refugees and to render all possible assistance to vessels in distress." U.S.-owned ships previously had picked up t about 1,000 Vietnamese. r In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 261 Vietnamese refugees, including a newborn baby, left a West German cargo ship today on their way to a new life in West Germany. They had been rescued from their sinking vessel. - ..... 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Officials say it will be years before the public can listen to Richard Nixon's White House tapes, but a judge's ruling now will allow the National Archives to gear up to release the most sensitive recordings. U.S. District Judge Aubrey Robinson Tuesday rejected Nixon's privacy claims and upheld plans to make public up to 950 tapes of the ex-president and his top aides at a dozen archives listening facilities across the country. The tapes, most of which have never been released, include the Watergate tapes. But they also could bring revelations about hundreds of thousands of dollars in alleged!y Illegal contributions funneled to Nixon and his re-election campaign. Cash? -- - ; BE EUIBLE 4 ,- WASHINGTON (Ufl) The comerstnc of President Carter's energy program — the windfall profits tax on oil — will not be passed by Congress until after the August recess and may be watered down, according to congressional leaders. But in meetings with Carter Tuesday, Capitol 11111 leaders mixed that potentially bad news with a promise an energy package will be passed this year perhaps by early October. In referring to the bill to skim off some of the windfall profits oil companies will earn through oil deregulation, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell Long, DLa., said reassuringly, "I believe we will pass a bill the president will be proud to sign." 1. content it had four or five years ago. Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr., II- SHOP ALLOVER ECKERD'S Navy Rescues 'Boat People' YOUt' Ciedit Is Good For -. :.i .. Calif., said the house vote may "They may have a lot of have an impact on the next explaining to do," he said. round of congressional dccRep. John Anderson, H-ill., Lions, who was given a standing ''Perhaps in the long term it ovation by House Democrats may be proved to be a blessing after his floor speech against in that those members of the proposal, called the vote a Congress who voted against this victory "for the principles of may run up against the kind of justice and equality that have voters I have in my district," long been the proudest of Goldwater said. American ideals.'' c INSTEAD OF SHOPPING ALL OVER TOWN L. Nixon Claim Is Rejected Is ALL APPLICANTS MAY - - ' r Loans can be arranged up to $50,0001 If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot. All homeowners qualify, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FORI 1' - School Talks Windfall Tax Watered Down? R61sume i LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Homo Delivery: Wick. 15 cInts: Month, 13.25: 6 MOnthL $15.11: Yisr. 511.01. ly Mail: Week, $1 diN; Month $330; IMastlil. UI41; Year. ~i, _,., I i FOR ANY PURPOSE! Publisd Daily ad S4lp 01(00 5.PWH W The $Isrd Norall Inc.. 301 N. Prc1i Ave., Saslirt P1.. 37111. Second Clais PostaØ 'Paid at Sanford, Florida 37771 *,4,_1 ;. rp1.% _ . $2,500 to $50,000 Wednesday, July 25. 197P—Vol. 71, Na. 291 i. 1. S I (U $P$ 401.2111 i . Trains Are letters all saying it %S a terible thing to do. l v'ouldn't vote for busing. I think it is a bunch of baloney, and has caused a terrible travail fora lot of communities. But it's done now. I don't think it has time same emotional WASHINGTON (UPI ) "It desires, they will have to live who asked not to be identifie.I was a rather sweet victory," with the divisive issue of court- said Home IiiclIllN.'rs apparentsaid Rep. Don Edwards, DCalif. ordered busing," Mottl Said. ly did not feel the public Edwards is chairman of the The American Civil Liberties pressure that ''as directed at House Judiciary subcommittee Union said it was ''disturbing" then: when the emotion-laden that had tried in vain to bottle that the house seriously busing issue came up in other up it proposed anti-busing debated turning the clock back forms in the past. amendment the House defeated at least a quarter of a century 'There wasn't any I)Ig push by a 216-209 vote Tuesday. on our national commitment to on the part of anybody,' he This was not even a majority, racial equality.'' said. ''After a court busing and a full 75 votes short of the One amendment supporter order back in 1975, I got ti,000 two-thirds vote required to pass a constitutional amendment. "I'm very proud of the House of Representatives, proud of my colleagues," Edwards told t" UP!. "They showed courage GASI and good sense. It was a rather SAVE sweet victory." Rep. Ronald Alottl, D-Ohio, SAVE , who pried his measure out of i iii,l Edwards' subcommittee through a rarety used parlia, .. 1. mentar) tactic, called the '-"p.. 1 result"adefeatnotonlyforme ~;,.,. but for a majority of th e I i' -.- -'...'l American public." .4 ' "1 think the reason we sufI ---'-. ~ ,Al fered defeat is there are not i Qtips '' enough members of the House , who are responsive to the ECKERD 0-TIPS wishes of the American Af%IAl public," Mottl said. :4;... rMth,IML :'*': COTTON Until the voters sen d reSWABS" ' % presentatives to the house and Senate and el ect a president who are sympathetic to their a1 A FOR f . Date Moved - :) HOMEOWNERS' . Parole House Defeats Anti-Busing Amendment WASHINGTON UPI — The gasoline crisis and power politics apparently will save many but not all of the country's passenger trains. Reps. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., and Wyche Fowler, D-Ga., fought an uphill battle against acting Transportation Secretary W. Graham Claytor and Democratic and Republican leaders of the committee that drafted a $965 million Amtrak funding bill. They came within 17 votes of success, but their amendment to freeze the Amtrak system for one year failed, 214-197. Instead, the House decided to take a back-door approach with technical amendments that will have the effect of saving several individual trains, mainly those that have experienced sharp ridership increases or run through the districts of powerful congressmen. July 27 10 p.m. ,imnlr of im. and Ewi Some Sanford Plaza a J le dCPenney 1 ' eed Measure Fa//s 75 Votes Short SOLE DAD, Calif.( UPI) Sirhan Sirhan, the assassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, is four months closer to freedom today thanks to a parole board he accused of trying to have him killed. The state Community Release Board Tuesday moved up Sirhan's recommended parole date to Nov. 1, 1984, after noting his good behavior, college work and improved mental health. Sirhan, 35, escaped the death penalty when the state Supreme Court ruled capital punishment unconstitutional in 1972. He has been behind bars 11 years. light bank, court spokesmen said. foreclosed and the motel was said some plastic itiaterial used were dispatched and a building In Ma y , Italcan purchased put up for auction last Friday. in the modularly constructed permit was issued. Corporate the motel from the original 1111' motel has been idle since motel rooms posed a potential officials today could not be owner, Fred Ellinor of Daytona 1975 when Ellinor voluntarily fire hazard. reached for comment regarIkach. Italcan, however, did closed the rental rooms and the When Italcan purchased the ding the project. not pay off the bank, court adjacent restaurant and motel, a spokesman for the firm The motel, Just south of owed to the bank, court lounge. The closing followed slated the facility would be Airport Boulevard. has 14 spokesmen said. The bank tests by building officials ho operational by fall. Work crews rental units. - - merchandise in all depts! proveznents underway. Those projects have priority over projects which have not been started, he said. But Seminole County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, one of the county's four MPO members, is not buying that explanation. She points out that Seminole County's population Is about half of Orange County's, but the Board President Carter today nomi11 nated New York banker Paul Volcker to be chairman of , the Federal Reserve Board. White House press secretary Jody Powell said Volcker will replace William Miller, who will take over for / i'reasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal in Carter's o major administration shake-up. Volcker is chairman of the New York Federal Reserve j Bank. s'..., Quoting Carter, Powell said Volcker, 51, "has broad f economic and financial experience and enjoys an out. standing international reputation." "He shares my determination to vigorously pursue the .11 battle against inflation at home and to insure the strength and stability of the dollar abroad," Powell quoted the % president. Volcker has been president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York since 1975. lie was undersecretary of the Treasury for monetary affairs in the Nixon administration and deputy undersecretary for monetary t affairs during the Johnson administration. Sirhan Special buys and sale ah-pidv has The financially troubled The new owner of the motel is Cavalier Motor Inn on U.S. the Municipal Finance CorHighway 17-92 in Sanford has poration, Ltd. The firm purbeen purchased by a Toronto chased the vacant structure firm after another Canadian with a bid of $460,000 after investment company failed to Italcan, Corp., also of Toronto, meet the mortgage on the failed to meet its mortgage building, obligations to a Jacksonville .., ( m - er'' . WASHINGTON i UP! i Cavalier Motel Is Sold Again Sanford 's Volcker "To Head Reserve Check Up Perilous Crossing 'Ignored' BRISTOL, England (UP!) Louise Brown, the world's first test-tube baby, celebrated her first hlrthrlziv tntlsw — happy, healthy and with 30,000 miles beh ndh an international celebrity. Her Caesarian birth on July 25,1978, at Oldham Hospital siunnea the medical world and brought new hope to thousands of sterile women. But only one other test-tube baby has been born since then, involving the same pair of British doctors, and no other medical team has been able to do it since, i FATION I -IN BRIEF 1 I TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) Eleven people were wounded today by a bomb set off near a snack bar, police said. Palestinian guerrillas quickly claimed credit for the : attack. A police spokesman said the bomb exploded at an bus stop intersection wounding 11 people. The Palestine Liberation Organization news agency WAFA in a statement issued in Damascus today said the attack was carried out "by one of our special units operating inside the occupied territories." Wednesday, July 25, 1979-3A -. . -. - ' - - -: •' "-- • V - I-. a. - 4M.I I. 4i '4 -- - -, . 5. 4. - ' .4 - ..• .t.. 's P 4'- -- •• - '..- _••_ __ . ______________ - - _, .. - - �Evening HerWd Mary that he "would consult with his wife regarding his vote. that summer heat! Those who attended last week's Lake Mary City Council meeting, which began at 7:30 and lasted throu&h 11 p.m. Thursday, suffered and suffered and suffered. d I walked into the city hail at Lake Mary twenty minutes before the meeting began, It was air conditioned. Just delightful. Then the spectators began to fill the small room. It was soon packed, all audience seats taken plus all the city fathers and mothers—and reporters. The one door was opened, and the air conditioner's efficiency hit ground zero as a confl sequence. Better than a dozen people then moved in, crowding the doorway. Councilwoman Pat Southward agitatedly began fanning motions, continuing them unabated until the end of the meeting. She looked like she might swoon any minute. Ab, that summer heat! By HUGH THOMSON Ah, 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.2611 or 831-9993 It is a growing community. It has a police department. The department not only is going about its regular duties, it has an ongoing program for the area 's youth, to keep them out of trouble. The police care. But that's another story. population. first" four-man He said he always did this whenever a controversial issue was on the agenda. Ar oun rounu Wednesday, July 25, 1979-4A 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, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Madame Paulette Tourte of Lyon, France, was an interested observer of the American way at the meeting. Madame Tourte is program director for 34 exchange students, in the age group from 13 to 23, who are studying in Cassellberry this summer. At several points in the meeting Madame Tourte, with a possible language difficulty, appeared either confused or amused at the American idiom. The Clock City Of Sanford Councilman Clifford Nelson humorously remarked, on one issue under discussion at Lake Should Set Example 1, new to the area, sought out the police depart. inent building and found it. A red-haired police officer, David Higginbotham, was parked in front of the police building, a converted residence, preparatory to going on patrol. I gut out of my car and started walking toward the house (heading, without realizing it, for the rear entrance). The officer, alert for strangers, queried, "Can I help you, sir?" If you were foreign born, and relatively unfamiliar with the language, could you visualize,in a literal sense, expressions such as "Let's drag him back here (a 200-pounder) next week" or "Let's get cracking" or "Let'sstop horsing around." "Yes", I replied, "I'm looking for the entrance." "Well," the officer replied, "Just walk around to the front of the building. It's there." city covering some nine and one miles m area and has some 3,500 in The officer went on his way, smiling, and I went on my way too, grateful for the assistance. Lake Mary is a half square RONALD REAGAN Are We Unfair To OPEC? Nuke Power Pushed... Elsewhere IL __ President Carter, in omitting any reference to nuclear power in his recent Sunday night speech and in making only a brief reference to it in his Monday talk in Kansas City was, in effect, recognizing just how politicized the issue has - By DON GRAFF Lair Are we being unfair to OPEC? Oil is the world's most valued natural resource, but it is also a commodity. Are not those nations which possess It In abundance, and for which it is the prime source of Income, justified in seeking the highest possible price for it in the world market? Americans understandably resent the Inconvenience of short supplies and escalating expense, but are they justified in accusing the producers of being greedy? Should they not see the situation as the natural operation of that fundamental law of economics, supply and demand? Are, in fact, the oil exporters essentially any different than American farmers, asks Joseph C. Harsch, taking the long view of the current energy crisis In a recent commentary in The Christian Science Monitor. As he points out, these farmers are the world's foremast suppliers of wheat and they are looking forward to the highest prices and Incomes in years thanks to the combination of a bumper harvest and crop failures in the Soviet Union and elsewhere which will mean heavy demand for the U.S. surplus. Having seen crisis after crisis in a long and distinguished career, llarsch is as qualified as anyone in the commentating business to take long views. But this one would seem to overlook some aspects of the oil situation which are right up front. American farmers do not get together to set the price they Intend to receive and then tell consumers what they are going to have to pay. If they did, they would rapidly be called to account by federal ?"ncics and the courts on any number of trade-restraining, price-fixing counts. The price of wheat is determined by bidding for the available supply in the more-or-less open market. Nor does the governor of Kansas jackboot around intimating that his state might atop growing wheat entirely for a time to show constaners who is in charge, which was roughly what libya's Col. Muammar aiQaddafi was doing of late In respect to his country's oil output. Nor do American wheat producers make availability of their product dependent upon buyer adoption of acceptable policies on political issues, as our friends the Saudis were doing In Indicating willingness to increase their production, providing the United States leaned on Israel to withdraw from the West Bank. The truth of the matter isthat the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is a cartel. A cartel does not operate according to the law of supply and demand, it reverses It. First come the demands, and then, providing they are met, the product Is supplied. A cartel is illegal in any enterprise which answers to United States law. It is all too painfully obvious that OPEC is in no way answerable. ,. . : Please Write. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and. If possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Evening herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or Co conform to space requirements. HA H41tIL4HMA' become. - II Long an emotional Issue with the American left, nuclear power gained a bigger audience of questioners after the Three Mile Island Incident. It is the subject of heated debate, endless talk in the news media. As a practical matter, the ability of nuclear power to provide with present plants some 14 percent of our electrical energy is being seriously hampered. According to political economist Eliot Janeway, the United States is just about the only major country going backward when it comes to nuclear power. "Japan, France and the others represented at Tokyo are going all-out nuclear, as are the Coincon (Soviet bloc) and Latin American countries," he says. when (Japanese Prime Minister) Ohira came to Washington to set up the Tokyo conference, the media missed out on reporting the top priority he gave the nuclear option in dealing with Carter. It's the single most effective weapon against OPEC, short of military force," Janeway says. The Russians, unencumbered with noisy protest by nuclear energy opponents, saw the Three Mile Island matter In a different light. The USSR's New Times said: "Broad utilization of nuc1eaz energy cannot be avoided." It said that "with observance of the rules a serious accideM Is as improbable as the fall of a large meteorite to earth." The real lesson of Three Mile Island, it added, is that "technological progress is in- I separable from social progress." Soviet authorities are not losing sleep over the arguments of U.S. nuclear protestors. The Soviet magazine Sovietskaia Kultura said that U.S. environmentalist Barry Commoner, "like those who hav2 now taken to the streets of many Western cities to protest and demand the abolition of nuclear power generation altogether, goes on to throw the baby out with the bath water." The magazine indirectly tied in Kremlin concerns about the SALT II treaty when It stated, "American organizations like the Union of Concerned Scientists, Friends of the Earth and similar movements In other Western countries engaged in the struggles against nuclear reactors are diverting public forces to the detriment of the struggles against nuclear arsenais" - WASHINGTON WORLD Who C We B By JIM ANDERSON Undersecretary of State Eugene Rostow: WASHINGTON (UPI) Herbert Scoville and "To the Soviets, clear nuclear superiority is Daniel Graham are remarkably similar in their the ultimate weapon of coercive diplomacy careers and background. It's easy to think of through which they think they could achieve them as members of the same distinguished checkmate without having to fight either a men's club, nuclear or conventional war." Both are retired intelligence administrators In other words, the danger is not the imminent (Graham headed the Defense Intelligence possibility of nuclear war but rather a Cuban Agency, Scoville was deputy at the CIA). Both missile crisis in reverse, in which the United are dedicated men who served their profession States would have to blink first in an EastWest honorably and well through the same Cold War confrontation because the Soviets suddenly period. As intelligence men, they were trained to prodtced .a niclear adyantage they had been A tab*e tO'cSfl(!t1b analyze situations impartially: Scoville would probably subscribe to another Both had access to the highest security In. formation when the United States was setting up point of view, stated by Stanford professor Thomas Bailey: its surveillance techniques. "The risks involved in limiting arms still seem And yet, Graham and Scoville disagree totally on whether the United States would be able to great, but they should be compared with the verify a SALT II treaty. They even disagree enormous risks involved in an unlimited arms totally on whether the usefulness of a single race in nuclear weapus. The members of the satellite the "Big Bird" was fatally corn- human race— the most dangerous of all animals must learn to live together as brothers or the promised when the Soviets were able to buy a copy of the Instruction manual from a former together as fools." No agreement is completely verifiable. Even CIA man. Graham says the satellite is now useless and in the open society of the United States, certain that this is the final blow to any American hope weapons secrets will be concealed from the of trying to detect and deter Soviet cheating on a Soviets that could give rise to suspicions the strategic arms treaty. Scoville says, in his no- American government is cheating, or thinking of nonsense manner, that Graham should know cheating, on an agreement. The technical arguments about verification better. If two such men as Scoville and Graham art' so complex ,so thoroughly concealed behind disagree so thoroughly, how can a bewildered, high walls of classification, that most senators undecided senator (of which there are now about and citizens (and reporters) will probably have 50) make up his mind about voting to ratify a to fall ba ck on their political instincts and their strategic arms treaty? How can a newspaper own common sense. Thus, the great SALT debate which is now reader (or, Indeed, a reporter) know whom to beginning will probably not be decided on believe? technical points at all, but on a much more basic One method that any good intelligence man point of human psychology: can you trust the might recommend such as Graham or Scoville Soviets? arguments be to go behind the technical would In that sense, Soviet behavior in such and discover what the CIA likes to call the "minded" of the men who will be responsible for unrelated subjects as human rights, African involvement and even trade will probably be as carrying out the treaty. Graham would agree with the argument put Important as technical details as the nation forward by another anti-SALT debater, former makes up its collective mind on SALT II. - - - - - - r c lt ~_ ...•."a•• "Maybe OPEC did it!" c While the latest manifestation of the Brzezinski-Vance feud was apparently over a genuine disagreement on policy, there Is a widespread suspicion in Foggy Bottom that the continual sniping is really a reflection of the National Security Council chief's overweening ambition. In short, Brzezinski wants to be the man who dictates foreign policy to a president woefully Inexperienced in international politics. The key to an understanding of Brzezinski's Machiavellian maneuverings, his critics say, Is his Intense desire to match or surpass what he sees as the achievements of his predecessor, Henry Kissinger, who ruled U.S. foreign policy under Presidents Nixon and Ford. The Constitution explicitly bars a foreign-born citizen from becoming president, but there is nothing to prevent a naturalized American from gaining great influence as a presidential adviser. Like the German-born Kissinger, Brzezinski, who was born 51 years ago in Poland, Is seen as taking the but route open to him ln the quest for power. Ike Kissinger, Brzezski has a background in Ivy League academia. And ilk. Kissinger, he has nifl.d more than a few feathers in Washington with his combative personality and a sometimes arrogant exercise of raw power. His Polish background is believed to erplain his unwavering Cold War hostility to the Soviet Union. Brzezinski's undoult.d abilities have so far • f - ' " t .1, , • , The portion of . the property propoSed as ii playing field has been platted in grave sites, but is east of the last headtnie. Leitxnsperger pointed out lie said a four-loot [cure would be required to keep the soccer bill from bouncing off tilt. headstones. "We %ouldnt ant to descetratt the graves" \ I )avl(l lhin\ ,uggt•tcd It itighit bt a god idea to 1miit ma iIkiii gate in ease 0w ba ll go,s i ll there. CIIN • - ', • Th u euli Vi I 'ii t,rs ttd ••l t ustaU lateral str lint's I)VtF sheets of vmsq u ult thick 1'kstit in • Commissioner J U. Grant, who voted against the motion said he thought the concept was good, but it would be it waste of money. the (andvland soccer field f proxiii'attiv $1,6M to $2,000 1) irrigate the sod ith the use of effluent iron' the Sky lark Sewage Treatment I'lant. lu ul(Itl lie contended there would only be a trickle of water, not enough to make the laterals work. JANE CASSELBERRY. (imacey said it ould save the cost of a sprinkler system. I - MONDAY, JULY 30 Monday Morneri Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, W)more Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Firt United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. * • . . Far from backing away from nuclear power, the Soviets are looking toward Its use In such things as urban heating systems, home heathg and technological processes at industrial plants, according to A. Aleksandrov, president of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Nor does the Russian scientist share tte romanticized desire for all-out conversion to solar energy, which is popular with marty Americans opposed to nuclear power. , TUESDAY, JULY 31 • Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, North Edgemon Ave. Sanford Lions, noon, Lake Monroe, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Watchers,? p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Weight Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous ,7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford, Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adeilnea, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook 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, Altamonte Ss. , persuaded Carter that he is to be relied on, A BETTER IDkA: The l'oro Motor- Company though he enjoys far from universal respect recently signaled its support of gasahol Li7 among the president's inner circle. Hamilton presenting to Brazilian President Joao Baptists Jordan, the new White House chief of staff, Figuerido a new Ford modified to run on refers to Brzezinski jokingly as "Woody proof alcohol made from sugar cane. Fords Woodpecker"; Brzezinski returns the corn- encouragement for Brazil's amb1tlot pliment by referring to Jordan as "Porky Pig." alcohoifuel program would not have surprised As for Vance, the Nicaragua fiasco wasn't the the company's founder, Henry Ford I. He was first time the urban secretary of state was one of the earliest advocates of alcohol fuel to humiliated by Brzezinski's street-tough tactics. propel his product. WHIRL: The amount or of. In the midst of SALT negotiations with the ficWASHINGTON ial paperwork produced in Washington each Russians, for example, Vance was embarrassed day is staggering enough. But the photoâmy when Brzezinski tried to telephone Soviet machines in government offices also crank Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko who tizrth of unauthorized documents p4' diplomatically ref used to take the (111, invitations, resumes and similar personal ttemls Vance also has suffered, State Department run off by federal employees at taxpayers' e!sources say, from deli berate aks out of pense. A little-noticed measure now befo(e Brzezinski's office that put the Lime for the Congress is designed to put a stop to theØ Iranian situation on the CIA when in fact Copycats' petty larcenies. It would require eve Brzezinski had ignored State Department government photocopier to he equipped with warnings that the shah was in serious trouble, gizmo that prints "Produced at Governn4 Although it is one of the worst-kept secrets in Expense"ofleachsheetof copy. Eugene Rosaldes, former college football st4 Wash ington, the White House steadfastly denies former assistant secretary of the Treaawl. the Brzezinski-Vance feud. A spokesman for l eade r of and the Greek-American community Brzezinski also claimed the reports of a dlsiiute WgtIme Washington lawyer, Is a er nt f ve su. between him and Vance over Nicaragua pror his former boss, John Connally, "malicious and untrue." president. At a recent social gathering,: he It seems doubtful however, that Carter can remarked that he favorst heslogan "ABC" —for succeed In this endeavor with a zigzag foreign "Anyone But Carter," Then someone reminded policy zigging with Zlggy one day and zagging him that it could also stand for "Anyone But with Cyrus the next. Connally," - — GRAND OPENING -IX - - Thursday, July 26 AITLEONS C""1110M fturs ARToTERIORS - : ART SUPPLIES 'Gallery for Area 'Artists ft..unable Fin • SIGN UP NOW I FLOWER RRANGEMENTS DRIED-SILK CUSTOM MADE " 0 CYPRESS SPECIALTIES ETC. - L Ws'IINsYv csrate Yewe Homier 01k.at the CAMPHOR TREE - - • .. relayed the request, said the field being readied at the city's Candyland Park might not be completed by Sept. 15 as anticipated. lie suggested the cemetery parcel would provide an alternative place for the youngsters to play. .: Vance Zagged.. • " Soccer Games Scheduled At Cemetery ., ". . . . In Longwood Things may get considerably livelier In the Longwood city cemetery now that the city commission has granted a request by soccer coach Ron Korb that Seminole Soccer League be allowed to play Its games there. Commissioner Ray Leibensperger, who South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m.,, Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Senior Citizcus Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Greater- Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 1074 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Dr. Herb Goldberg, author of The Hazards of Being Male," will speak, 8p.m., Village Center Assembly Room. University of Central Florida. Call Dean of Men's office for ticket information. Wednesday, July 25, 191-5A FRIDAY. JULY 27 r • Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m. Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 0.m. Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. SATURDAY, JULY28 Seabees Veterans of America Island X.4, 10 a.m., CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. • Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. "Pairing" workshop for single adults conducted by Dr. Herb Goldberg and Ms. Luree Nicholson from Bach Institute in CaLfornla 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Village Center Assembly Room, University of Central Florida. For reservations call 2752751, SUNDAY, JULY 29 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, "! rovidence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. I Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. - —. WASHINGTON The long-simmering feud between President Carter's two top foreign policy advisers, Zblgnlew Brzezinski and Cyrus Vance, has bubbled over again in the administration's mishandling of the Nicaraguan civil war. Thanks to Brzezinski's ability to detect the Russian Bear behind every international development, Vance was pressured into proposing that the Organization of American States send a 'peacekeeping force" into Nicaragua to prevent a Marxist takeover, This suggested return to the days of US, "big stick" diplomacy was rejected out of hand by the OAS. leaving yaneewfth egg on his two. In fat, our associates Gary Cohn and Bob Sherman have learned, the secretary of state was bitterly opposed to the Idea of intervention, correctly sensing the suspicions with whIch It would be received by grtngowary Latin American nations. Behind the scones, Vance argued that even a suggestion that the United States wanted a continuation of its doinhrsnce In Nicaragua was unwise, unethical and unworkable. But because of Brzezinski's near-hysterical fear of communist influence among the Sandinista guerrillas who toppled President Anastasio Somoza, Vance was instructed by Carter to make the foredoomed suggestion that the OAS interv.n, even though Vance personally opposed such a plan. •' I - 0 Whan 7iririic 71* a rl BERRY'S WORLD — 4'O' TWY4' Of ______ JACK ANDERSON - I WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m-,first Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceetteg, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mali Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. THURSDAY, JULY 26 -. VIEWPOINT It was disappointing to hear how some city of Sanford officials reacted to the prospect of a fine by a federal agency for the city's illegal use of a pesticide. The matter stems from use of the dangerous pesticide to kill weeds near a ditch along Scott Avenue in June, 1978. A pesticide whose label clearly warns it is not to be used near waterways or where runoff is likely to occur into waterways. Shortly after the spraying occurred, the Environmental Protection Agency got wind of it, investigated and found the city in violation of the law not because of a resulting fish kill; not because the pesticide was used near any particular type of waterway; but because it was used where runoff was likely to occur, thereby posing a danger to the environment. The runoff indeed occurred, as is amply evidenced by soil and water samples tested for EPA clearly Indicating the pesticide's residue went into the ditch. That the city is guilty of having used an improper pesticide in a prohibited area is clear. What may still be at issue is whether the ditch falls into the category of waterways. protected by EPA. EPA spokesmen, however, say it is, and that further, the question really is: Did the city use an Illegal pesticide in an area where runoff was likely to occur? And not whether the ditch per se was endangered. As it now stands, the city faces a $4,000 fine, reduced from an original assessment of $5,000 after negotiations between City Attorney C. Vernon Mize Jr. and EPA representatives. The city attorney's advice is pay the fine or face the prospect of a long court battle that will be both time-consuming and expensive. Mize indicates there is no guarantee the city would win, and probably would end up paying the fine anyway. Good thinking. What bothers us here is how City Manager Warrrn Knole and, at least one city corn'rni1mftr view the mtter They see the EPA as a big brother agency Imposing unreasonable restrictions on a small city and as refusing to show mercy by insisting the city pay a fine for its misdeed. Both Knowles, and the city commissioner, Mayor Lee P. Moore, publicly .criticized the EPA for carrying the matter this far. It would seem to us that our city officials should set an example, and that example is to follow the laws of the city, state and federal governments as diligently as the city of Sanford would ask its ,: citizens to follow the laws and ordinances of its own :Jurisdlction. The city commission has not yet acted on Mize's recommendation. We trust after careful consideration and after concluding there is no defense to the charge the city will pay the fine, then take :one more small step: Find out why city crews ignored the label's warning and Instruct department heads to deal more carefully in the future I before placing the city and its taxpayers in jeopardy. Z o CALENDAR Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. ----------------- - I Hoursl tv Block 50111h of 434 ;••; 4 • • . •- -. •- . • •• •.. • -•.-• • , .&..*, • • -. • • -. .•s -- - . • - '- 2 ' * - * - - - ' ':• '1':' ,_• • - �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 25, 1979 Longwood Compromises On Cable Rate lncr*ease By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer In a compromise agreement, Longwood City Commission voted Monday night to give Orange-Seminole Cablevision at least some of the rate increase it has been seeking. The commission passed unanimously on first reading an ordinance amending the cablevision franchise in the city to permit the increases and set a public hearing for Aug. 20. The proposed increase from $6.50 to $7.50 for the basic monthly rate will be for one year to begin Sept. 1. The firm had originally asked for a gradual increase to a maximum of *8 by the end of 1980. This was approved by the Longwood Commission, 3-2, on May 21. Before the ordinance could get final approval the commission decided to delay the vote to await the outcome of a bill that would have de-regulated the cablevision industry in Florida in areas where there was no exclusive franchise. After the bill was vetoed by Gov. Bob Graham passage of the rate hike was stalemated on a 2 to 2 vote of the commission. The original rate hike was supposed to be effective July 1 and the Cablevision firm had already Informed their customers, when advised by the city to hold off any Increase. General Manager Keven Rorke and Chief Engineer Charles King r"'e back before the "rnrnlssion this week to again request rate increases to help offset their costs which they said have risen with inflation. In addition to the monthly base rate hike, they ask for and received increases from $5 to $15 for transfer to a new home; $10 to $15 to reconnect; $7.50to$15to relocate and a $7.50 delinquent collection charge. Current rates were set in March 1977. Rates in Seminole County, Winter Springs and Maitland are now at $7.50 and all other areas are being petitioned for adjustment to $7.50, according to King. King said in the past two years the firm's' costs have skyrocketed many more times than the price indicates. For instance, he said gasoline has gone up more than 100 percent, new vehicles more than 20 percent; cable, 14.8 percent; taps, more than 63 percent and labor more than 20 percent. Cablevision is now under construction and due for activation shortly in the Longwood subdivisions of Devonshire, Tiberon, Sandlewood, Shadow Hill, Longwood Grove, Winsor Manor and Lake Searcy Shores. The initial connection is waived for a short period after the cable becomes available. FM1 Microwave link to Winter Springs, which will be feeding Longwood, is due to provide improved system reliability and picture quality in the fall of this year, King said. Converter Multi-Channel service is scheduled to become available in January 1981 as an optional service at the previously authorized $2 rate. Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl, In The Service BARRY HAWTHORNE Spec.4 Barry J. Hawthorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Berry W. Hawthorne. Casselberry. recently was named Soldier of the Quarter for the 3rd Infantry Division Support Command in Germany. He was selected for his soldierly appearance, knowledge and per formance of duties and military courtesy: Hawthorne is a bandsman with the command. He entered the Army in December 1977. JERRY JACKSON Jerry D. Jackson Jr., whose parents live at 590 Georgia Ave.. Longwood, Is undergoing cadet basic training at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. Formerly called "New Cadet Barracks" - or "Beast Barracks," It is an intense eight weeks in which new cadets learn the demanding standards 01 military courtesy. personal appearance, and physical fitness expected of a cadet A 1979 graduate of Lyman High School, Jackson received a Congressional appointment to the academy FRANKIE ALBRITTON Frankie P Albritton Jr., son of retired Army Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs. Frankie P Albritton, 1103 W. Tulane Drive, Altamonte Springs, is undergoing cadet basic training at he U.S. Military Academy. West Point, N.Y Formerly called "New Cade' Barracks" - or 'Beast Barracks," it is an intense eight weeks in which new cadets learn the demanding standards of military courtesy, personal appearance, and physical fitness expected of a cadet, Albritton is a 1979 graduate of Lake Brantley High School Tex . and studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. MARTIN SHACKELFORD Airman Padilla received an A A Airman Martin A Shackelford, degree in 1919 from Seminole whose guardian is William A Community College in Sanford Shackelford of Route 1, Sanford, has been selected for training in the JAMES WAGNER personnel field at Keesler Air Force Reserve Col. James E Wagner of Base. Miss . after Completing basic Altamonte Springs, recently at training at Lackland Air Force Base tended the mid course resident At San Antonio, Texas phase of the Corresponding Studies The airman is a 1978 graduate of Course at the U S Army War Seminole High School College, Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Students selected to attend the CESAR PAOILLA course complete the correspondence Airman Cesar H. Padilla, whose portion in off duty time and then do wife, Patricia, is the daughter of Mr resident study at Carlisle Barracks and Mrs Paul E. Elrod of 505 for two weeks midway through the Prairie Lake Drive, Fern Park, has course and again two weeks prior to been selected for technical training graduation. at Sheppard AFB, Tex,, in the Air The Army's senior educational Force Civil engineering field, facility prepares officers of all the The airman recently completed services as well as civilian officials basic training at Lackland AFB, of the Federal Government, for top level command and staff positions with the armed forces throughout the world The officer and his wife, Patricia, live at 655 Park Lane MICHAEL WEST Michael J. West, son of Mr .,nd Mrs Thomas H West, 326 Evan sdate Road. Lake Mary, is Un dering cadet basic training at the U S Military Academy, West Point. NY Formerly called "New Cadet Barracks" or "Beast Barracks," ifs an intense eight weeks in which new cadets learn the demanding standards of military courtesy, personal appearance, and physical fitness expected 01 a cadet A 1978 graduate of Seminole High School, West received a congressional appointment to the academy CHARLES MILLER Charles A. Miller. son of retired Navy Ch'i"t P'ty Officer .r'J ','', Robert A Miller 122 Hays Dr.,' Sanford, is undergoing cadet ti,s' tr,iflinq it the U S .'.iI,t,'ir , Academy, West Point, N V Formerly called ''New Cacti'? Barracks'' or 'Bract Barrack it is an intense eight weeks in ,ch ci' now cadets learn the (lemanlircj standards at military Our 105 personal appearance, and phycca IutflS5 expected of ,'t ratio? A 1979 graduate of Seminole H gi School, Mill r r i" i'spit , president at appontrien? tc, He Academy ZENEPHA CAL LHOUN Spec I Zenepha T (alli'oun been ,lsSigned as ,i power station operator with the 84th Field Ar tillery in Neckar Sulm, Ger ouaru Catlhciun entered the Army in Dec emBer 1976 He at tCflil,'t Seminole Community College His father, Daniel Cctllhoin, liv'S At 610 Hickory Ave . Santnrrl Wednesday, July 25, 1979-7A * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS rIT TONY RUSSI It INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford �I SPORTS IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F alcons Altamonte Teams Play Altamonte Springs teams play big games tonight in Little League action on two fronts. The Altamonte majors all-stars play the finals of the district tournament at home tonight starting at 8 p.m. against DeLand. A trip to next week's state tournament in Miami is at stake. Meanwhile, Altamonte's 13-yearold all-stars are in Homestead, playing a 4 p.m. game today, trying to battle its way back through the Wednesday, July 25, 979 Celtics Shore Up ProblemsW'ot h Carr . A BOSTON (UP!) The Celtics, seeking a small Forward to complement Larry Bird, Tuesday dipped into the NBA free-agent pool for the second time in the franchise's history and signed 6-foot-6 M . L. Carr to a long-term contract. The coveted Carr, who led the league in steals last year as a member of the Detroit Pistons, - Boston - •: ., is regarded as one of the premier small forwards in the game. He had been actively pursued by the New York Knicks, the San Antonio Spurs and the Indiana Pacers, in addition to the Celtics and Pistons. He is seen as a key step in the Celtics' rebuilding process. The Celtics only other free. agent acquistion was center Kevin Kunnert, who was traded to San Diego before he ever played for Boston. But the Celtics still had to compensate the Rockets. "This is like a dream come true for me," said Carr, flanked by Celtics' General Manager Red Auerbach and Coach Bill Fitch. "I wanted to be a Celtic all along. And I wanted to be on a championship team. I promise there will be a championship again in Boston and It will be in my years here." The Pistons, Mio also have lost Kevin Porter (Washington) and Ben Poquette (Utah) via the free-agent route, are entitled to compensation. Coach Dick Vitale demanded Bob McAdoo as reimbursement. "Mr. Auerbach took our No. I player, the hearts and guts of our team. Carr is at the absolute peak of his game and the Celtics got themselves a great ballplayer. All we'rt asking Is Bob McAdoo and it's that simple. From what I read, if we get McAdoo, we might be solving a problem for them," Vitale said. Auerbach was told of Vitale's ultimatum, but the Celtics' executive remained unfazed. "I haven't even talked to him (Vitale) yet. It's what we're going to give him that counts. lie's just blowing smoke. He might as well ask for Dave Cowens while he's at it," Auerbach said. "M.L. had a better year than either Cowens or McAdoo. Maybe we will ask for both," Vitale countered. Auerbach said the team still was in the market for a playmaking, ball-handling guard. He said the C2ltics would make a move in that direction before the start of training camp on Sept. 14. S eminole Colts Vie GAINESVILLE— The Seminole Pony Baseball League's all-star representative to the state Colt tournament here gets a chance at winning a berth in next week's Southeastern Regionals at Brandon when it faces South Palamino of Tampa tonight at 6:30. Seminole knocked off previously unbeaten South Palamino Tuesday night, 4-0, on Jeff Kerr's four-hitter. Good Mum About Pro Chance - [ECTURE STOP - - R SYSA - n._____ .t__ ___I S ar - - Bczrtkôt,,'k I I riks 4-Year Pact Worth - $I Million - SUWANEE, Ga. (UP!) — Atlanta Falcons quarterback Steve Bartkowskl signed a new four-year contract Tuesday which reportedly will earn him just under $1 million, Bartkowski, a four-year vet. eran who led the Falcons to the NFL playoffs last season for the first time in the club's history, had seven 200-yard games passing and set a record for most yards (2,489) by a Falcon quarterback. Bartkowski'a agent, Leigh Steinberg, and Falcon officials confirmed he had signed the four-year pact but would not release figures. The Atlanta Constitution reported the agreement will pay Bartkowskl approximately $225,000 base AIR CONDITIONER RECHARGE 1 0 ' L 9 $ Ire a)995 Dallas Missing Six . - - .—. - . . ., —. b.-' - .- ,,__ - .. - ., .. - -- In earlier tourney appearances, Seminole had lost its opener, 7-6, despite a booming homer by Kerr; beaten Brandon, 1-0, on a one-hitter by Craig Watkins; and stopped Gainesville, 8-2, as Gary Smith and Charlie Miller shared the pitching. Bobby Parker, Mo Smith, Frank Reindi and Don Secord have also carried strong bats for Seminole. t - ----- At Right Time For Sox By United Press International Brewers 5, Tigers 4: Royals 11, White Sox 6: It couldn't have come at a Got-man Thomas and Buck Pinch-hitter Jamie Quirk's better time. Martinez hit home runs, ens- triple highlighted a seven-run With the score tied 3-3 in the hUng the Brewers to overcome eighth Inning and led the - sixth Inning at Boston's Fenway two homers by Lance Parrish Kansas City Royals to a rainPark and 30,395 fans waiting in and post a victory, delayed win. anticipation, Carl Yastrzemskl Yankees 6, Angels 5: cracked his 400th career home Pinch-hitter Lou Piniella Baltimore 7-11, A's 6-3: John Lowenstein knccked in run Tuesday night to lead the delivered a run-scoring single Red Sex to a 7-3 victory over the off reliever Dave LaRoche in Six runs four with his second hapless Oakland A's. the seventh, lifting the Yan- career grand slam to power the Orioles to their seventh - The 18-year veteran neds kees. only 39 hits to become the first Indians 4, Twins 2: straight win in the nightcap. In American League player to rap Cliff Johnson's two-run the opener, Ken Singleton drove 400 homers and collect 3,000 homer with none out in the ninth in three runs with a double, a base hits. Stan Musial, Hank snapped a 2-2 tie to Lead the sacrifice fly and his 23rd Aaron and Willie Maya each did Indians. homer. - It in the National League. Only " 17 players have ever hit 400 homers. it,"I kind of enjoyed watching "said a smiling Yastrzeznskl, "I figured the fans had waited - long enough. I just hope my 3,000th hit Is here. The people are pulling for inc and I want it to be here." He added, 'The one goal I By United Press International Dodgers 15, PhIliles 3;'" ç, still want isto play onaWorld Dusty Baker belted a grand Series winner. I've been in two - In Brooklyn they call it a and Roy Cey added a and we've lost In the seventh Hindu. In a lot of places, It's slam three-run homer to highlight a known as a do-over. game both times...." attack. Red Sox Manager Don Anyway, the Cincinnati Reds Zimmer could barely hold his and the Pittsburgh Pirates Metal, Giants 5: Alex Trevino, inserted Into emotions In check. needed one Tuesday night after the game in the sixth after "I was choked up. It was like a weird base-running sequence Richie Hetxier suffered a hand I hit my 400th, but I'm only 320 delayed the game injury, singled home Joel short. He didn't say much, he's and resulted in a protest by the with two out In the Yotm&ood sort of humble. And we needed Pirates, who lost 6-5. 12th and John Stearns added an With two out in the fourth and it, didn't we," Zimmer said. insurance am. three runs in to cut Cincinnati's American,, lead to 4-3, Omar Moreno was Padres 4, Expos 3: (lit game) Paul Dade singled home katie 000 300 oo— 6 100 batting with runners on first Bait 21120100x-7 143 and third. Asa3-1 pitch came in Ozzie Smith from second with Montague I Bannister, to Moreno, Lee Lacy broke one out in the 14th. Steve Mura, and (6) Stinson: 0 from first to second and was who pitched the 14th, got the tln.z, Stanhouse (0) and $aaggs. W-D. Martinez (13.7). called out stealing by second win, making his record 3-2, and I.—Bannister (5.9) HR5-BaI. base umpire Dick Stello. Dave Palmer, 2-2, took the loss. I tlmore, Singleton (23); Seattle. Meantime, however, the pitch Bodit. (12). Lugvo to MOrefl() was ruled a ball, CInci National400000200-6 (3M game) 130 Seattle meaning that Lacy was entitled ptsbgh 000= 00- 3 62 000200 02- 5 11 1 10$ 200 11*I1 120 to second. But he left the base Norman, Bait (0) and Bench; O.Jones. Dressier (3) and Kison, Coleman (I). Roma (5). and was tagged out, causing a Jackson (I), Tekulve (9) and Con; McGregor, Film (9) and search for some sort of Nicosia, Ott M. W-Norman Dempsey. W—McGregor (7$). L-Kison (6-5). HRsprecedent. HR-Sal. (3.9). IL-O.Jones timer.. Lownstln (10). "There was no rule," said Cincinnati. Griftey (I); Pitts. burgh, Mediock (U. 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Lewis, a veteran outside linebacker, injured a calf muscle during practice Monday and team officials said he was a questionable starter for the Hall of Fame game Saturday against the Oakland Raiders.. The other players missing practice were wide receiver Robert Steele (lower back), rww'htg hick Doug Deimison (hamstring), wide receiver Drew Pearson (tight legs), cornerback Mark Washington (knee), defensive tackle Larry Cole ( grain) and rookie tackle Ende Rogers (neck.) - - .Yaz' 400th Homer Comes ' SEY MAKES SUWANEE, Ga. (UPI) lie gained 707 yards last good now." it consistent 1,000-yard per- play fullback," he said. I've Bean's personal goal for 1979 Bubba Bean has an identity former and that fellow at Dallas told Bubba, who, by the way, season with most of that coming crisis. in the latter part of the season is his first 1,000-yard NF,L (5-10, 215-pound Robert has assured inc he'll play Bean, Atlanta's leading Newhouse) has been one of the wherever I feel he is needed, and Bennett said he felt Bean season. "I know that may nt -snowed he can be one of the seem that much over a 16-ganle rusher last season despite a best. that we're going to go with our nagging knee injury that "Anyway, there really isn't two best running backs. If that best runners in the league. lie's schedule when you average it hobbled him until the playoffs, that much difference in full- turns out to be Bean and strong, got good speed, and has out," he said. "But, it's :3 doesn't want to stay at fullback. back and halfback in our off e it Franklin, then Bubba will be the good instincts that all great starting point. It's a figure tht But his coach, Leeman Bennett, s e," said Bennett. 'They're the fullback." runners exhibit." still gets you a lot of respect -fn Bennett added that he didn't this league. says that's where he'll play both just rwtning backs. You However, Bean has been until the Falcons can find can always provide the fullback working out some at halfback feel that Bean really returned "The main thing," he said, someone else for the job. that extra step Bubba talks and Bennett said that if the to pre-injury form until the "is to be healthy in Decembet. I'd like to have a better seasoh, "I don't feel comfortable at about when you run the power-I Falcons go with last year's playoff loss at Dallas. fullback," complained Bean, simply by moving Win to the starters Bean and 210-pound "lie looked good against the but to do that you have to irti' the former Texas A&M star back of the formation. ilaskel Stanback i who led the Cowboys," said Bennett. "lie prove game by game. I guess who was the Falcons' firstround "We've used Bubba at team in rushing with 873 yards looked like if hard-hitting, tough my biggest single goal is to play draft choice in 1976. "I feel I'm fullback because tie has quick in '77 but dropped hack to 588 running back in the Dallas a mistake-free game." Ah, there's the rub. Bubtia better suited at halfback I like feet and the abiiit' to dart in- last season I - "We might game. I think that was the first acceleration, the extra step to side or outside off the "kle switch Stanhack over to full- time all year that he was able to Bean has convinced himself t$e see the hole. overlook his injury and just has a better chance of playir slot." back." "My biggest problem at that sort of game if he's not at lie's also taking it long look at play football," Bean's candidate for fullback fullback Is the timing. You have is George Franklin, a 6-3, 226- two rookies -- 210-pound James Bubba Bean is determined to fullback, but he hasn't comto slow down and I want to do pounder the Falcons picked up Mayberry out of Colorado and pick up where he left off. lie vinced Leeman Bennett. things in a hurry." last season after he was cut by 200-pound William Andrews out spent the winter, in Kirbyville Bean also feels, at 5-foot-ii, St. Louis but used mainly on of Auburn — as possible Tex., i near Beaumont I where 195 pounds, he's too small to be special teams until the playoffs. fullback tiididates. he built a new home, running to an effective fullback, that th e ''1 feel George Franklin Bean, who gained nearly 3,000 build up his legs. position sho uld be filled by a would be a be tter fullback than yards out of the Wishbone at "A Friend and I ran every bigger player. I am,'' said Bean. ''lie has the Texas A & M, was the Falcons day,'' said Bean. ''We go up to t "There have be en sonic very size to be a po wer runner and to leading rusher as a rookie in where we were r unning about good fullbacks not much bigger block all those big defensive 1976 despite gaining only 428 nine miles. I started cutting than Bubba," countered Ben- players." yards, then missed the entire down in April, down to about RHHIVE AliVE-nett. "( Larry) McCutcheon (6Bennett disagreed. 1977 season after injuring his three miles a day. My legs feel 1, 205) at Los Angeles has been "I don't think Franklin can knee in preseason. stronger than ever. I really feel - - - Not Happy At Fullback - Former SHS Star Up For All-America By HUGH THOMSON pressure on me. I've seen too Gladden who was coach at ? "What are your plans for the favor? "I'd still prefer offensive Herald Staff Writer many people who had too much Brooksville, then went on to future?" he was asked recently, it Mike Good is keeping a tight pressure put on them and how Florida State recruited him "Are you considering the guard. I enjoy it," Mike 1pswered. lip on his feelings about playing came out. My family always in his first year at State. pros?" As far as Good's hobbles Ire pro football a year from now, backed me, and without Gladden realized what he had "That's not really up to me," Good replied. "I only want to concerned, he enjoys water but the Florida State senior and pressure," Mike said. found in Good both as a person play. I'm just wanting to have a skiing and boating and, as his one of the South's top AllPosey has this to say about and as an athlete. American candidates just may Mike Good: "Mike is a dedicated per. good year next year. If the pros father, Fred Good, said, "And be taking a sound position on "I'll take as many Mike son," Posey said. "He was the like me, they'll like me. I'm not he really loves that old Fcd the situation. Goods as they want to give me. same in his classes here as he thinking about the following pickup truck of his." The 1976 graduate of He was an outstanding athlete, was on the football field. He is year Mike said he and his roomyet." Seminole High says he will not only in football, but in definitely not mediocre. When Suppose the pros want you, mate, quarterback Jlmi*y "cross that bridge when I come weightlifting or anything else he worked for his father he put Mike? Jordan (from Tallahassee) "go to it." he was In. Anything he tackled, everything he had into his job. "If it comes, it's a bonus," he to as many of the stock tar Mike, who has stayed active he went after 150 percent. I'd races as we can find time for, "And I think of him," Posey said. But you wouldn't turn them like in Talladegn add Seminole High football coach Jerry Posey was through high school and say a lot of people have had concluded, "not only as a real college, has been the recipient some regrets that they didn't at hl ete but as an outstanding down? Da ytona." pressed into off season action recently by the of several prestigious awards. recruit him when he finished person, and he is a gentleman. "Oh no, no sir," Mike is the son of Fred and emSeminole Youth Sports Association. Posey was a In 1979, as an offensive guard high school. Mike replied, but Eloise Good of Sanford. His I'd like for- my sons to.gruwup phatically guest lecturer at a meeting of coaches for the up. at Florida State, he was named "They only looked at his size like him I'm not thinking that way light father is a paving contractor and I don't just coming Pop Warner Football League season. Final All-South. In high school he was and didn't consider his mean as an athlete and his mother helps in the I'd like now." registrations for youngsters will be held Saturday at on the All-State list, potential," Posey added. Well, suppose the pros did business. Mike has a brother, for them to grow up like him as Also, in 1979, Mike received Posey said, "The guy who he is in his everyday world." want you. Do you have any Tracy, and two sisters, Susan the Altamonte Springs Civic Center from 9 a.m. until the Orlando Amateur Athletic recruited him Coach Jim What about Mike Good today particular playing position you and Judy. I p.m. Also, Florida International University Association Collegiate Football psychologist Jack Llewely will sneak to -- narents and riayer 01 mc icar aw d ior coaches tonight at 7 I"fl. in the First Federal Central Florida. Savings and Loan hospitality room, across from the Statistics-wise Mike tilts the Altamonte Mall, scales between 245 and 250 and measures a little over 6-1. In college, Mike missed only the first game during his fresh. man year. That was the season opener with Memphis State. At FSU he was first used as a tackle, then an offensive guard. In the Miami game Mike was part of the specialty team on salary per year, not including th4t certain amount of uncerkickoff and punt returns. Incentives and deferred pay- tainty." . During that first year, against ments. "We feel he's a quality Oklahoma, he was offensive Bartkowskl had signed a quarterback and he's being guard and has played In that fouryear contract in 1975 paid in the area we feel a slot since. estimated at $625,000 when he quality player is worth," said Mike was also on the w."j chosen as the No. 1 player Atlanta General Manager Honorable Mention list for All. in the college draft. He would Eddie LeBaron. Am erica in 1919. have been in the option year of The contract makes BarBack In high school, Mike that contract this season. tkowski one of the higher Paid showed another example of his "It's nice to be under con- quarterbacks In the NFL. athletic prowess when he won tract," said Bartkowskl before Meanwhile, reserve quarter- the state weight Lifting Tuesday's practice at the back Scott Hunter and No, 1 championship, heavyweight Falcon training camp. "I think draft choice Don Smith were di vision, in 1976. having your quarterback under sidelined with injuries Tuesday Mike , saying he wanted to a long-term contract gives and there was a chance Hunter give special thanks to all those them (Falcon officials) the would miss practice again who had helped him in stability they need and gives today. athletics, singled out the man me the opportunity to see into Hunter, who saw little action who helped guide him to the the future for myself. a year ago as Atlanta's No. 3 weight lifting championship: "It lets you know what they quarterback, has been troubled "I'd like to give special think of you. You always have by back thanks to Bill McDaniel who spent many hours with me In the weight room." Tire ala. Says Reg. Sale' McDaniel worked In construction while Mike as at His-iS " $10 $57 $47 Seminole and was assistant Lu-iS" $10 $42 $52 weight lifting coach there. He Is now custodian at Seminole. 11-15 IL $10 $79 $49 Mike had praise for others 12-15 TL $10 $79 $19 who had helped him. "I want to thank all the coaching staff, Jay 12-16,5 IL $10 $104 $94 Stokes, who also once played i'enc for State and Jim Dawson, 40q 1 OWNF RUN" coach and a real good friend. They were there when I was a D.h.d VA 10 sophomore at Seminole." "And I want to thank Coach AS LOW AS 'Iwo (Roger) Beathard and Coach lot steefing and (Jerry) Pony and Coach QOOd honcitmg (Claude) Woodruff — and all of FOR SIZE B70-13w,cepioIleIo pius u.os FET i000ingond my family and Mom and Dad. appeoee Mom and dad never put any 'Deep head (cx good "We owe them one from last year," said Whittington. DeLand won the same game a year ago, 1-0. Back Bubba Bean Has Identity Crisis losers bracket of the sectional, earning a right to play in Fort Myers for the state crown. Altamonte majors coach R'is Whittington said either Mark Whittington or Van Golmont would pitch in tonight's game against DeLand. Wednesday, July 25, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Crgeccourg e 7 other *ajs to bi&: F 07 , mer Credit PIan'Mjst,r Amer,car, (iprets Card he 0 Diners Club S Cash • �1OA-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Wedn.sday, July 2.5, 1,7 Begzos Named Man To Turn Kings "When it's back up, and it will candidates, both in and out of Washington Bullets. fun. And we're going to have a a wind and rain storm, rumors By ROBERT INDERMAN "I actively sought this job. I circulated the Kings might be be soon, it will be great for us the NBA, and John Begzos was KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - winner." our unanimous selection," said sotht the Kings out. They Begzos will only be the fourth calling another city home for and the city," he said. Jom Begzos, who as general Begzos said his first concern Kings' managing director Paul didn't seek me. manager turned the San An- general manager in the Kings' the 1979-80 season. "As far as San Antonio is But the city agreed to waive would be with increasing the Rosenberg. "Begzos' dynamic tolilo Spurs from a moneylosing 30.year history. lie inherits a venture to one of the National club which last season won the rent, staffing charges and the attendance to Kings' games. approach to sales, promotions concerned, I will always have a "We're going to be agressive and customer good will will warm spot in my heart for the Basketball Association's Midwest Division cham- user fee at Municipal Auditoribiggest successes both on the pionship - their first in 27 urn, which only seats 9,300, and getting them crowds) into the ensure our continued progress fans and the team. They gave floor and at the gate, Tuesday years - but ranked only 11th in the Kings announced they building. We're going to put toward building the strongest me the start in a sport that I truly enjoy. was named executive vice attendance in the 22-team would remain through the people In the building. We are NBA franchise possible." "Btt San Antonio has been "There are only 22 general coming season despite a proba- going to entertain them. We are president and general manager league. The club reportedly lost ble loss of up to $500,000 because going to send them home manager jobs In the NBA and able to hold salaries down. of the ailing Kansas City Kings. this is one of the best," Begzos Contracts are running out. And happy." "The key is to win, but to win $160,000 because of the low of the limited seating. "Over the past two months said about his leaving the we're not getting any younger." Begzos said the loss of while we have fun," said the 37- attendance. And after the "And this (the Kings) is a yer old Walled Lake, Mich., Kemper Arena - the team's Kemper was only "a momen- our selection committee inter- Spurs, who lost in the semifiviewed a number of strong nals of the NBA playoffs to the team on the rise." na e. "We're going to have home court - collapsed during tary problem." SCOREBOARD IIIIuI.I.IIUIR U CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole OrlQndo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.NOOfl itime .................43c a line 3consecutiv.times .. . 31c a line 7 consecutiVe times .....35c a lifle . 0 Sundciy - Noon Friday _________ DVERTISING SALES AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3079. Mechanical Drafting Engineer. Conveyor experience, knowledge preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 632, Mat. ,..... III A1011 ._,.,.,,. 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(800) 4326904. _____________________________ ___________________________________ _____________________________ AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 20th P1. Exp. oniyi Wages commensurate wability.fringe benefits, Quatity 4 color pressman. Full or part time. Apply at Sanford Printing, 903 W. 3rd St. Masseur I-or Physical Therapist. Lk Kath.rin.Motel, Rm. 11,611 ( N. Hwy. 17.92, Casseiberry, Fl. _____________________________ Waitresses I Bar Maids. Ex. peri.nced onlyt Apply 1 to 1 p.m., Wed. thru Fri. Joint in the r Woods. 339.1813. Nurses Aides, f'iil time. Apply In P50fl to Lakeview Nursing - Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. Boutique retail clerk, p.T 5 day wk. 15 yrs. or older. Apply Auto Train, 3)2 W. 1st St., Sanford. d floor. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp career minded Executive Secretary who has proficient typing & shorthand skills. Varied administrative duties. Send resume to Cardinal In. Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32711. Att: Ms. Taylor. Equal Opportunity Employer. dostries, , Short order cook, days only. Neat - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNtY IOARDOF Baylor, fullback Tyrons Wilson, who was 3) 293.50; 00 (4-4) 253.3,. NOTICEOFASSUMPTIONOF 1A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS thattheadministrationofth,astat, Third0ame first signed last spring as a free DISTRICT TO A.1 AGRICULTURE 77, Kemp, Baltimore (Ford 0.0), 7:30 p.m. Cal 91; Lynn, Bos DEBTS BY TRANSFEREE NoftceofPvbiicHearings OSantl 12.00 16.50 3.20 of JOHN W. DECKER, II,deceased, agent from Michigan State. -PZ(S.l.79) .10. Block D. Amended at Det 73; Rice, Sos and Smalley, Oakland (Kingman 1.2) TO: ALL CREDITORS OF The Seminole County Board of Atlanta - Cut fre.aoenti cot'. 1 Sara o.so 5.40 File Number 79.53, is pending In the Minn 11. of Brlttons Subdivision, Piat CAROLYN'S Boston (Torrez 9.6), 7:30 p.m. DECORATIVE Piat Circuit Court for Seminole County, CommIssioners wilt hold a public nerback Bobby Duncan of Texas, SEnrlque Stolen Bases Book 9, Page 25 of the Public FABRICS, INC. Milwaukee (Slaton 104) at hearing In Room 203 of the Smlnole Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Donahue of 0(14)4145; PU-i) 179.70,1 (4-1National League - Moreno, defensive tackle John Records of Seminole County, 1400 N. Orlando Avenue Detroit (Morris 0-5), S p.m. dt'55 of which is Seminole County County Courthouse, Sanford, 5) 413.40. 39; Scott, Texas AIM and defensive end Florida. Sections 10 and 11, Town. Maitiand, California (Ryan 127) at New Pitt 42; North, SF Florida 32771 32771 Florida on August 25, 1979, at 7:00 Courthouse, Sanford. Florida Fourth Game Darrell Hobb of Iowa. St.L 21; Scott MtI 21; Crus, ship 21, Range 30. Consisting of York (John 13.3), • p.m. representative of the P.M., or as soon thereafter as Tampa Bay - Acquired lineman SGaldos.Rodolfo 15.30 5.60 5.10 The personal approximately 1½ acres. Further at Hou 23. DATE: July 13, 1979 9.9) (Waits Cleveland Jesse Turnbow from Cleveland for 1 Sara.Pecina 7.20 .4.40 estate Is Joanne Y. Decker, whose Possible to consider the following. described as at Lake Drive in LeFlore, American League A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT The Minnesota (Goitz 9.6), 5:30 p.m. ressis141W.WiIbur0t'Ive,Lake 3Duran.Isidro WIlls, future draft pick. 4.40 Florida Drapery Workroom, Inc., a Seminole County . (DISTRICT No: Kansas City (Splittorif 10.9) Det 50, Wilson, XC 10: 0(1-I) 43.11; P15.1) 139.31; T(S-1. Mary, Florida 32171. The name and CHANGE OF ZONING REOULA. NY Jets -Announced retirement IO.), Tex 23; Bonds, Clev and Cruz, corporation TIONS organized under the 2) Chicago (Wortham at address of the personal reprewnof free-agent linebacker Russ 3) 299.00. Sea 23. Further, a public hearing will be laws Of the State of Florida, having . TRI.STAR DEVELOPMENT 0:30 p.m. tative's attorney are set forth eiow. Filth Game Cooke. Pitching Victories held by the Seminole County itsprmncipalplaceofbusinessat A.1 Thursday's Games 1400 All persons having claims or CORPORATION San Francisco - Acquired on 3MUIIIIa.Arreta 22.20 9.60 6.00 Natienal League - Niekro, PlanningandZoningCommussionon. AGRICULTURE TO R-1AAA N. Orlando Avenue, City of california at New York against the estate lOscar.Paco walversquarterbaCkJefTyGolsteyfl 4.00 550 demands Hou 145; Niekro, AtI 1111; Maitland, Countyof Seminole, State August 1, 1919, at Z:30 P.M., or as THREE SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Oakland at Boston 11.00 required, WITHIN Hou 115; Carlton, from the New York Giants and of. I Isasa.Gondra of Florida, pursuant to contract soonthereafteraspossible,un Room MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DISTRICT. PZ($.1-79)-31. The East Cleveland at Minnesota Q(3-4)7S.H,P(34)244.31;T(34. fensive lineman Sob Hukill of Phil 119; Seaver, Cm 10.3, Lee, . between Carolyn's Decorativ, 203, of the Seminole County ½ of the Southeist ¼ of the Nor. Seattle •t Bait, night THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 0)1,661.61. Dallas. and Perry, SD 10-6; Mti Fabrics, Inc. of 1600 N. Orlando Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 14' Miiw at Detroit, night THISNOTICE,tofilewiththeclerk thwest¼ofSedIon2LTownship2l, SixttuOame Green Bay - Released freeagent Espinosa, Phil 10.7. Avenue, Maltiand, Florida, and The order to review, hear comments, Range 30, less rightof way for Dike Texas at Toronto, night I3.6O 5.10 6.20 of the above court a written of Tennessee 1 Arano.Fernan - John, tIght end Vinci McCoy American League Road, contaIning 20.071 acm mars Florida Drapery Workroom, Inc., and make recommendat:ons to ths... Kan City at Chicago, night 0.50 340 statement of any claim or demand 7 SantiAndre Board of County Commissioners of NY 133; flanagan, BaIt 13-6; State. they may have. Each claim must be or less. Described generally as in proposes to purchase the goodwill 3CarjsaDiaga ii D.Martinez, Salt 13.7; Ryan, Seminole County on the above business and Dike malor portion of Q().7)41.ft,P(I.7)125.41,y(1.7. in wrIting and must indicate the the area of Dodd Road and Cal 17.7: Eckersley, sos and Road, across from Lake Howell equipment, merchandise and in. plication for rezoning. basIs for the claim, the name an Leaders 3) 494.55; Those In attendance will be heard Caidwell, Mil 115; Stanley, Sos agent High School, adloining present ventory of Carolyn's Decorative address of the creditor or his Dog Racing Seventh Game Koosman, Minn I19; and written comments may be filed' 116; Fabrics, Inc. for the consideration Carolina Acres. (DISTRICT NO. 1) 360 or attorney, and the amount 2 IrustaEnrique Batting 6.20 4.20 Sorensen, Nil 1)10. 2.STEVEN R. BECHTEL-RC-1 $lOL000.Ootobepamdpartlyincash, with the Land Developmeqt 0.60 450 claimed, Iftheciaim isnofyetdue, DAYTONA•IACH Olanti.Sarduy (based en 230 at bats) Earned Run Average the date when It will become due COUNTRY ESTATES TO Al and Partly in periodic installments. Manager. Hearings may be con.. TUESDAY NIGHT dRamon.Isidro National League tit)U•d from time to time as fptp.4 (based on SI innings pitched) be stated. if the claim is AGRICULTURE - PZ(S.i.79)39. First Race,D, 5.16, 1. 31.13 Q(34)33.II:P(3-6) 131.21; T(2-4GAB H PCI. Natletial League - Rogers, The Florida Drapery Workroom, flKes14ry,FurtherdetamIsava1Iab Southwsst ¼ of SectIon 30, contingent or untlquldated, the The VikinoOlaf 1.10 4.40 3.30 4) 495.3,. Foster, Cln 79243 S .333 MtI 2.41; Perry, SD 3.44; . lnc.shallassumeallth,out$tandmng by calling 333.4330, Ext. 307. nature of the uncertaInty shall be TownshIp 19 South, Range 30 East, SafariAce Winfield, SD 4.20 4.30 Eighth0ams 101 301 126.331 LaCois. Cm 2.73, ShIrley, SD Board of County Commissioners County, Florida, less the indebtedness of Carolyn's stated. if the claim is secured, the 4 Cool Hand 2Oscar-Paco Homer; Ati 3.20 14.40 3.20 1.20 442S1 51 .323 2.76; Andujar, Hoe 2.7$. Seminole County, Florida Decorative Fabrics, Inc. which security shall be described. The South 550 toot of the West 995.40 fof Q ( 3-4) 24.11, P (3-4) 53.55, 1 13.43 BeideRodolfo Tetnpltn, St.L SI 373 120 .322 5.00 4.00 AmerIcan League - Kern, By Robert French, Chairman claimant shall delIver suflicient ttiitoof, and also less that part amounts to 510,54231. The Florida Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr platted as Shadow Lake Woods, P1st Drapery Workroom, Inc. shall copies of the claim to the ciert asiume the performance of all Publish: July 23, 1979 enable the clerk to mail one copy to look 33, Page 25, and also less that pert platted as Shadow Lake Acres, executory contracts of Carolyn's DELID each personal representative, , All persons interested in the estate PIat look 22. Page 24, and also less Decorative Fabrics Inc. road rIghtofway$. Further The effectIve date of the transfer to whom a copy of this Nat ice of AdminIstration has been mailed are described as in the general location ii August 1, 101L LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT This Notice is given pursuant to BOARD oF required, WITHIN THREE 00 Wilson Road, S.R. 16.A and Old COUNTY CON. State Road 16. ConsIsting of ISacres Florida Statutes 476.105. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MISSIONERS "It's just a matter of getting Vuckovlch,whonowls87. been sidelined since June 24 , DATED this lah day of July, 1979. TM County of Seminole r. tuks (VP!) - 'thO THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF more or less. (0151. No. 3) ,i.,j,i e.. with a-f,-aMtir.d left• han,i' aM mY eve bick: and aett1n used a han.t ,iiihI k&&.l,,,, ,a,lIl h flM15 D flhWgfii tr. v' ' 'rue iwuu, r'--- "---"s w tue •ny uu. a saruuiwa rv uwwa su -paraye aIed bids for thg the County held by Seminole BALDWIN & OIKEOU f,ogolngallnlnelnnlngs. I'll be ballMatthewspoppedupwasa they ections may have that foliowingltemwiIIwric,iyedifl h 1, éstdser Ted Simmons' he.waatedllttietlxnelnmaklng Planning and Zoning Commlssionon 500 HIghway 17.92 challenge the validIty of the office of the Purchasing Agonf, lowsllder,oneagoodhltterllke hlspresericefeltittheplate. He out there again tomorrow." .: ,1$-hfinier, 52-RB! bat back AUgust 1, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., or as Fern Park, Florida 32730 dscsdsnt'swlll,thequaliticatlons Room 417, Seminole county Cour ______ American League at - appearance a Mustt Exp. .._ Housekeeping. Call Gale - - - '--'' - '-p - - I r ', -. e," laid Vuckovich, who ed the AUazte Braves on s a hits là the Cardinals' 74 wIn 'I dey night. "He's se unam-t. l mows me so well, He knows 1 piIch to call, when to sj -- -. - ,.a - double off Braves loser Tony and brains, Vucknvfch received Brlzzolara, 5-5, that made the the two-RB!, two-rim support of Gar' Tompleton and helped game 2-1 In the first. himself with two perfect dine up. fe's my guide. We make a it team." 8 Iii caLIber 1db ine - .t. third and had a. single in the seventh, "That hit In the first felt good," said Simmons. "There was no pain at all. But I tell you, I wasn't tr)ing to go $l) l)ttwç Ir)jng to pull. I was really surprised where It ended up It told me I'd tatter get my hande UVLi'I. ',- '-- - . -- -. ..._ . -- - - .• '. '- 'p.-.-- -..- - lie also had a clutch pltrlthlg performance in the third inning. With none out and nmns on second and third, Vuckovidl dyesby getting otmd. When I UW that, I venue or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND thought I may have a chance." " VICh looks like the against us," said Braves Manager Bobby Coz. "U Iwas starting a staff, he definitelY would be one of mt starter.. He's got all the pItches. 50 YOU can'tlaybackandwaltforone. j1rnggtowlandOff Jceand Nolan Ryan than VuckovicIL" Joim Denny, 4-1, of Car&naIs Bob Homer. wlllgoagalmtRlckMatula, 64 "I figured I'd have to give up oftheBrevesintonlgbt'egame 1d Ouá run at !c;at," .- ....- OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dlteofthelfrstpublicatonofthis 97 Joanne V. Decker As Personal Representative the Estate of John William Decker, II ATTORNEY F OR PER SONAL REPRESENTATIVE: CLEVELAND. MIRE & BRIDGES Post Office Drawer z Sanford, Florida 32771 Telephone: 305333.1311 Publish: July 1$, 25. ),7, DEL.10 303, 00 the Seminole County Cmarthouse, Sanford. Florida, In order to review, hear comments, and make t'cmmoitdt tO till Solid 00 County Coenmisslonsrs et seminom. .. 29-Rooms -i----- .Weekly& monthI rates. Inquire 300 S. Oak 111.7S83. NiColy furnished sleeping room, * cid. Quiet man p,i4e1red. . T , . i... PublIsh: Jill)' II, 23, 1979 FICTITIOUSNAMI Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 565-99 FlorIda Statutes )9Ol. 51g. Gins's Auto Repair, Inc. Eugene Roy, president Attest: Arthur H. Bickwith, .ir. Publish: July 15, 25, Aug. 1, 0. 1919 Publish: July 25, 1919 DEL-sI DEL dl --- ' ' Reg. Real Estate Broker 763$ Sanford Ave. 371.0759 Aft. Hrs. 322 7643, 322-4869 -- 34-Ws)bile Homes _______ ___________________ -_________________ 30.APattfllentS Urtlurnished - 5aiford one bedroom, air, ceramic 6am, $150. Adults, furniture $10. 111.7003. QdBary. Ideal forseniors. Lovely 1 BR, air, close to churches I - OSTEEN QUIET & PEACEFUL 3 BR, 1k front home w.3 tree covered roiling acres. 560's. ?'lO EXCUSES 1 acre w natures blessing 8. owners terms. SANFORD BEATSRESTING1 BR,) Bhome. ig yd for more rms or swings or wagons. Under $20. NEAR NEW 3 BR, 1': B home, near new fenced bk yd, near new roof, near new C H&A, near school & shopping. Mid 530's. Wanted to rent or buy With small down payment 2 BR trailer on private lot in Sanford area. 2 adultS 6. 2 Poodles. 323.0716. ----, -- --------- - 40-A-Apartments & - Dupiexfs for INVESTMENT DUPLEX (2)2-BR Apts. furnished .8. rented, Just $24,900 with $5,000 down. Owner will hold. ESTATE Peninsula shaped lot flanked by 7 super clear lakes. 3 bedrxms, 2 baths, custom home with pool surrounded by towering oaks. One of a kind far .beiow replacement cost at only 5147.900. By appointment 6. preview of photos & details only I Call 6571133. Bob Hansche Inc., REALTOR CENTURY 21 - Spring is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price. Read the Classified Ads 2 yr old, just beautiful 22 mobile, wet bar, den, formal DR. eat in kit, Sc porch, walk to St. Johns, covered boat dock # tennis 0. Swimming. Terms' Asking 535.000. Needs repair, 21 $15,100. COUNTRY LIVING at its best. This3 BR,) Bhomeon 71 acres has charm, comfort 8. for your Summer enloyment an above ground pool. 553.500 LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? This 2 BR, I B home includes a 7 R . An* hr,.,,. t CLEAN AS A PIN Buy this 2 BR, CS home just renovated. Brand new car peting, windows, painted in 8. out. Ready to move in. Will finance FHA. $10,950. CailBart REAL ESTATE P E AL TOP . 322 7498 JOHNNY WALKER ; - JUST LOOK AT THIS 5 acres, 3 BR. 2 BA home wfam. room. garage, fish pond, fenced for horses & pool with deck, west of Sanford 069,750 DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER This ove s cute on the inside. n"wly redecorated thru out. This BR, 1 (lath is just perfect for young, old or in between. $28,500 for this cutie. Warranty, Raborn REALTY RAVENNA PARK 3 BR, 2 BA, C H&A. immaculate home, lots of privacy, im mediate occupancy. assumable 513.000 mtg., payments only $173 mo. Won't last long. 1 yr. warranty. _____ 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to I ' 3 BR, I S oatn, split plan. $32,500. William Malic;owski Realtor 372-7903. qualified buyer. $32,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER 322-2217. ___________________________ OLD COUNTRY HOMESTEAD 5 BR, screened porches, high wooded 6 acres, 400 ft. Hwy frontage. LG. LOT. 3 BR, 2 B, split plan, beautifully landscaped, fenced bk yd, rm for garden. 532,500. LEMON BLUFF fantastic 1 BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River, covered boat dock. SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading. Great potential, good cony. location Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS - 323-5774 Day or Night :nc. ZONED COMMERCIAL 4 BR, 2 B sc rm, c HIA, VA-FHA. $43900 3390509 339-0508 C FLASH! FLASH! Owner says tO reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping. NOW Only 521,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. Why settle for less when you can have this country estate on approx. 4 acres complete with guest cottage I barn for horses. $130,000. Call to See this Today STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Ev.s3495100.322-1959 .eautltuI grounds, large 2 story home, excelientcond.3BR,2bathDR, FR, LR, fireplace, hardwood IIrs. Also Guest House? BR, I bath, gazebo 11x26. All this P More $79,900. HAL COLBERT, REALTY ZONED COMMERCIAL ' 3 BR, 2B, FP, remodeled, walk to town. $21,900. VA.FHA. INC. REALTOR J23 7032 Eve. 333-5152, 322-1587, 377 7171 ZONED COMMERCIAL 2 BR, I B Ig rms, busy street. VA. FHA. $24,500. 3 BR, I B, $11,000 dwn, assume mart or VA.FHA, $27,500. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 333.0331,3337173. 322-0779 Blvd. on 17-92 ;n Sanford. Call 333-1470 Mariner's Village. STE N STROM REALTY OVER 5', MILLION IN SALES THRU JUNE! Osteen-3 BR,2 bath, Central H-A, * w carpet. Large wooded lot. 111.000. McGovern Builders., 327 4910. _____________ W.Garnett White Reg. Real Estate'Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl-751l, Sanford Mahogany BR suite, air cond., color TV, furniture & many household items. 2621 S. Sanford Ave. 333-1491. Open Tues thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. For Estate Commerical & Resi dential Auct,ons & Appraisals Call Dell's AuctiOn, 373 $620 it you're In the business 01 bu7liflQ the use buslfles. your . . 42-Mobile Homes See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front 8. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VA IFHA Financing '73 Grela mobile home, 12x6S. 3 BR,1½ B, Furn. $7,000 349.5900 aft 6 p.m w w carpet, Fireplace in FR, newly painted & Many Extrast BPP WARRANTED. Western N. Carolina near Hen. dcrsonvitic. Cnjoy .ui pi ivay (or only 54.000 with easy terms or will trade for equity In local property. Call Bart or George, Broker-Owner 3fl.7495 Only COZY & NEAT! 2 BR, 1 bath home in CC. Manor! Super for starter homet C HIA, w-w carpet, porch, fenced yard & More! A buy br $79,500! - ATTRACTIVE' 3 BR, I bath home wspacious LR, OR, Scr. porch, carpet, fireplace & More! Just 537,900! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE ANYONE! HOMES JOIN THAN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 AN VT IME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PAR K 323.2222 9 REALTORS Branch Office _______ VA-F HA-235-Con.omes Low Down Pay ent Cash for your lOt! Will build on your lot a' our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc .ReaItor Pontiac '71 Grand PrIx. Auto trans. PS, PB. air, AM.FM ______- - ---- Assorted makes I sIzes. 550 u • guaranteed. Sanford Aucilon 1215 S. French. '75 models. Call 339 I00 or $31. 1605 (Dealer). DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - Top Dollar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 377 78-Motorcycles _________________ Aft 5p.m. 323-3430 JUST MAIE PAYMENTS-'6 to - BUY JUNK CARS From$lOto%30 Call 322 1624. 377 1460 C REFRIGERATORS * Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday at 7:30 It's the only one ,n Florida, You set the reserved price. Call 901-255 S311 for further details. '73 Caprice Classic low miles, runs good, clean car. $900 or best offer. 323 0738, after S p.m., all day weekends. - We Buy Wrecked Cars 322-3481 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 17)0 '71 Mazda sw RX4-rotary. Fix it I you have a bargain. Oil seals blown, sporty Interior. AM.FM, air, nice car 5430 to pay off loan Air Conditioning Home lmprovsnnt -- -- 6. it's yourS. 3-49 563). 54-Garage Sales Yard Sale 9.4, Thurs & Fri. 731 Normandy Rd. 2 blks off 17-2 Casselberr Gigantic garage sale everyihin rr.ustgoWed..Sun.9toS. Sterei couch, qresuxrs, qt)qs. plant dishes, pool accetsories, beni & weights, washer & dryc Much Misc. On SR 46 In Genev enlrai Heat 6. Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at h/i Mi. E. of 126) See signs. 34 5331. - SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 5-Boats & Accessories after 6 p.m. ROBSON MARINE 1 2977 Hwy. 17-9? Sanford, Fia. 32771 REMODELING & REPAIR a. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS eEst, 123-0479af1er5:30 1- Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON rmeriy Harriett's Beauty Noo4 S19 C'. 1st St., 32 5742 FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7500 Lawn Mor Repair met's Lawn Mower Service. .awn mower repaIrs 4. used nowers for sale. Will also pick ip junk mowers free. 323-07)1 - Beauty Care 62-L..awn.rden BALIPIT & ASSOC. 322-5465 Appliances 11 ft. W'nner Runabout 45 hrs. Chrysler. $600. See at 203 Holly Casselberry CUSTOM HOME BUILT lr Conditioning. Healing, Eleclri. cat, PlumbIng Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 67) 679 Lic., Bonded & Ins. ring is here and it's a good time to choose a new home from the pages of our classified ads. Lawn Service eramicille Lawnmower sales & service. We sell the best & service the rest. ,a Western Auto 3224103 30)W.IstSt. neral Landscaping. Rose MEINTZER TILE pecialists, fOP soil 1. fill dirt, or repair, leaky showers our peclalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 069 0567. iod laying & free trimming, Iessmaking Painting ' 23 2910. 62-A---Frm Equip. Losing your home I crealt? I will cat rh up back payments I buy equity. 372 0216. 444.3013 47-A-Mortgages Bought &Sokl WILL BUY EXISTING 1t & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 40 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. BUILDINGS!! New, All Steel, Pre engineered, clear span (NO Seconds). 3Oxl$x12 for 3,991.00, 10x40x14 for 1.916.00. 40x72x14 for 5,911.00, 11x77x14 for 6,917.00. .' Grooming & Boarding ANIMAL HAVEN g & Cat boarding, bathing, :lipping. flea control. Pet upplies, dog houses, insulated, 65-Pets-Supplies ,hady inside kennels, screened tutside runs, also air cord. ages. 372 5757. FREE lwk old Puppies To good home. LAKE FRONT LOTS - 305-671-7502 $125.00; Refrigerator, Magic Chef, 000d condition, $73.00; Men's 10 speed bike, Schwmnn Varsity, like new, $15.00; incline bench press, Duraf lea, squat rack and leg exerciser, never used, 540.00. Call 1314163 or 339. 9331. Beauly Salon Chairs-used but good cord. $20 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11.97 So. of Sanford. 333.5731 PhotoapNc WeiboIdts Camera Shop es, passport photos I. fast epair service. 333-6101. 68-Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Uied, any conditioned 644-SI26 - I Man, quality operation I yrs. cap. Patios, Driveways Cash 3224132 ACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellu. tie. Lowest prices. Call 321 0139 901 731 670$ collect. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3220771. Call 322-2150 Rallinge Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used Good used (urn, appliances, plumbing fixtures, bid. material. 323.5439 Interior Exterior PlasterIng Licensed I Bonded etc. Wayne Beal, 327 1371 ULATION-Batting, blowing, furniture, Reftlg., stoves, tools. Plastering Home Improvements - - Pool Table, laS AMF, new cloth, cture Perfect Ext. PaintIng Free Est. LIc. I0pct. disc. to Sr Part Sheitie. 322-2951 aft S $23,150 $20,000 50-Mscellaneous for Sale AID Punting Intl Ext Resi. I Comm. 3221712 9-9 Cit. 339 6064, 661-0335. coiled. d9B Ytr Front Pnplrty QUEST REALTY Drapes, Upholstery 322 0701 - FOB. factory. All buildings include 25 lb. wind load and large double sliding door. Call 305-331.1647 9 am. to 5 p.m. 062.7103 Lake Mary Casselberry Alterations, Oreumakind Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323-7501, 33.7Ø3 To List Your Business... DiQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 _____________________ S'ACRES, EAST OF EUSTIS, ZONED MOBILE HOME, $15,000, TERMS 1$ ACRES ON LAKE BUT LEN (VOLUSIA COUNTY) specifications available in the office 00 the Purchasing Agent. The County reserves the right t reject any or al$ bids, with or without cause, to waive technIcalities; or to accept the bid wfliclt in itS judgainent best serves the Iderest of the County. $emlnoie County Courthouse, Rm Sanford, Fl. 32771 3334330 Ext. " - , - '' - - -. 3 BR COUNTRY HOME ON OVERSIZED LOT WITH STREAM, $27,500. Publish: July 25, )79 DEl. .117 - - -, $VGI01tØ WITH EXTRA BUILDING, $22,000. ' 3 BR, SCREENED PORCH, j . NICELY HOMESITES) WOODED, $7400. SUPER LANDSCAPED, AIR COND., $$JO0. _____________________________________________ . - ', - . 1 ,., . - - - -: - -S This Lov.ly 3 kdroorn, 2 Both Horn. with Csofrol Afr s.d G.rss.. - New Tappan gas ranges. beloe wtiolesale- left over from goinc out of business sale-3 doubli oven & 8 single oven. Pricet start at $217.25. Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 17 92 So. o Sanford, 322 8721. 46-Commercial Property WOW! Just $63,000' - • 47-Real Estate Wanted BEAUTIFULI I BR, 2 bath home on over 2 acres! C H&A, w-w carpet, FR, split BR plan, eat in kit., patio & GoodIes Galore! JOIN - '75 Grand TormnoWgn. STOP AND THINK A MINUIE. - - IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. -- -- Part Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Free listing BROCHURE wrile CHEROKEE LAND CO. Estzibllshed corner car lot Available, lease Wlrz Realty 831-2600; 834-3405 --------- - '74 Chrysler Newport. I dr. AC, radio, excellent condition. $1250. 3326363. Steel Radial Tires, Nice 77-Junk Cars Removed KENMORE WASHER LB -_________ - 323 7926. 1969 Chev 6 cyl semi custom van. EiceIient cond. Almost new radial tires. 323 6417. Brand New Interspring Bedding '; price. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 S.of Sanford 327-0721. REALTOR ML5 23 6061 or eves. 323 0517 --- 80-Autos for Sale AC. Asking $1350. "' 322 7335 anytime. -- M. Unsworth Realty - . -- stereo radio. Peg. gas. $2300. 51-Household Goods 52-Appliances '71 Ford P-U, util. body '4 T. 360 engine, PS, PB, auto trans. 1 owner. 323 4361. - fl olds Omega, cxc. cond AM. Auction Thurs. 7 P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 . S. Murphy, N. C. 25906 JUST LISTED! 3 BR, I'-': bath home on oak shaded lot! C H&A, COUNTRY TRAILER SITE 10 pretty acres in Osteen. Cnly 017.000 for all. 53500 down. * MARKHAM WOODS RD. We Sell Estates Keltoggs Auction Sates 323 7050 - I ACRE MOUNTAIN TOP LOT INC. REALIOR 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteDr, Lowrey Organ TGSI, Symphonic holiday. Perfect cond 339 0411 our lot or yours. Build to Suit FHA VA,FHA 2351315 1973 Apache 63x12, 2 BR, 2 bath, unf urn., screened porch, awning lIx4S, 53000 down, assume $3400 mortgage. 537 mo. payments. Infor. 323.7079. renth Il/ 921 Sanford 323 5371 REALTOR 322 I000MLS S. Sanford Ave. across from Pinebree:e Egg Farm Classified Acts often. REALTY WORLD. 2135', S 322 6l3Oaft 6 ___________________________ Beds, Dbl motel box springs & mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French, 323 7340 REALTY - The Real Estate Agenèy REALTORS 41-Houses KELLOGGS AUCTION glasstop. cxc. cond Peas. __________ - PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY 7PM Lg selection of used furn., gas ref., Oriental Dolls from China. 7 stereos, German Cadillac Baby Buggy. Food and all kinds of glassware 6. misc. Work clothes, boots & shoes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 5791 _____________________________ French Provincial Buffet, 101111'S 45-A--Ojtof State Property ?llo5anford Ave. - Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor BATEMAN REALTY CALL US TODAY about this 3 BR. 2 B home wC H&A. Located on cor lot, easy f inancing w-F HA or VA avail. $35,500. ____________ For Sale 2 BR, 1 B home w-carport 8. 1g. lot. 2417 Orange Ave. $21,500. Call collect-Bert at 130)572-5336. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 31I-3lSE.FirtSt. 3275622 75.A-Vans apt. Has great potential. %32.500 _________ Sunland- 3 BR, 1 B, 126,500. Gehr Realty Realtor, 322.3S61 or salesman 3fl.7650. . _____ 79-Trucks-Trailers ______ _______ Sale 3226-457 Aft Hrs, 322-7111 H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Reg. Reai Estate Broker 290 N. 1797. Casseiberry, Fl. 834 !2flO Eve. 862.3655 neousf ________________ 4 2. 524,900 Terms. Rca. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Aye, 321-0759 Aft Hrs. 322 7643, 322 4869 36-Resort Pro oily - LAKE Older 2 story 4 7. secluded area. 542.000. A PERFECT FAMILY HOME w. over 2600 sq It of living area. 3 BR, 2 B close to shopping, schools & recreation area Newly decorated, 5.49,750. - 2 ACRE ALMOST LIKE COUNTRY 3 BR. 7 B home, Ig lot w-lots of trees. quiet city street yet near shopping. See It to believe it. Near 540's. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 3722611 or 531-9993. 38-Wanted to Rent -------- Osteen-Modern I BR Apt. Adults only. $150 mo. Sc'.uren Realty, I BR $109 up. pool. Adults o,ily, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport LONGWOO D HAS IT ALL quiet & beautiful 33 acre lake front property. Near I 4 & 43.4 Trailer for rent. $100 mo. All utilities inc. 323-6497 New Smyrnaonbeach, lovely pool side condo. Sleeps 4, available 728 thru 0-4. Also 8 days 8-23 thru 9.3. 617-2339. shopping. 322.0054, 441645$. Realtor. S31.1347. GENEVA BY THE BUSHEI.. this over 26 acre orange grove whwy frontage. all or part. 50-Ms 41-Houses - 10:00 A.M, August L 197', t whiCh an place bids will be publicly opsne ane read: ttffl No. 1- (2) Rotary Pull type mowers L-'3 Seminole County, Flotida By: Robert French, ChaIrman '- BATEMAN REALTY 41-Houses N. U, U . U , N; ' -'----' engaged ill businesa t 117 Marker rezoning. These in attendance will be hssrd SI. AttainoiWs $PrinBL Fl. 32701 and written comments may be filed SSfT'IIflOiI County, Florida, under name of AL.TAMONTE with the Land Development h1chitI TOWING SERVICE, atid that I Manager - Hearings may be tinued from tIme to time as ioun is*endtor.gister said name wIth the necessary. Further details available Clerk of the Cfrcvft Court, Seminole County, Florid. in accordance with by calling rn1330, Ext. 207. : , ..- Rent 2301 LIsa Court 3.1'.',, $275. OWNER 322.2229. 414 Myrtle Ave. 1 4. --------- -. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. ' Vuckovich, It's Simmons' he's happiest to have . 2 BR, Fl Rm., eqpt. kit., sc. porch, 1g. fenced bk yd. $250 mo., 1st, last + dep. 373.8617 aft 6 p.m. orHeiifle3230165 i.m m on s: M a kes Cardinals Click - INC. REALTORS 130.4133 or 3394111 eves. _____ WilIdo baby sitting I. ' . .......... 21-Situations Wanted . - -. .__ - are - FORREST GREENE preferred. Apply Sheoah Golf Club, Hwy 434, Winter Spgs. - -- Sanford near Lk. Sylvan. 3 BR, 1'. B, fireplace, family rm. $300 mo. _______________________________ -. TransactIons 7.7) 32-Houses Unfurnished 3.PN. F%,il lime & part time. Apply in prson Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. . (Parrott Sanford studio apt. everything furnished inCluding utilities, $160 mo. 500 S. Oak. 841 7883. 300 N. Legal Notice Seattle Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean & roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. Ening Ilciuld ,,. - 2 BR fully furn., including pans, dishes, silver, linens, TV & all utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village. 323 2920. Ron Beck, Advertising Director . ... 41-Houses 31-Apartments Furnished i8-4lp Wanted First & Onlychild care Center open, Saturday in Sanford - Begin. fling Jun. 2. Sanford Early Chlidcare Center. 322.6645. ____________________________ BabySlttinginmyhome Infants to s years 327.1763 DaysEves U UU U, U, •U.U.UUUINII,, ________________ 18-Hel 6-Child Care U U S a =1 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINFS Noon The Dy Before Pubiiction : 1 I. 'ii' r . ClASSIFIED ADS sure t get rej15) 1FF RATES 4.40 2.00 lSaidArrieta 7.60 5ProFuse ) 401.00. 2.10 Baby sitting days only, Mon. thru SecondRace.C,S.1o.T.31. Q(2.3) 20.00; P(23)I7.30;T(23. lGotchaGal LPN full t,me. Exp. w•Florida Fri. I kid $17, 2 kids $30. Break. 4 Globe Democrat 9.10 5.40 4.20 7) 027.00. 0 (2.5) 11.40; T (3.5.7) 1.00; Time license. 6.4 & 4 12. 3228566. san.. fast, lunch 6. snack. 322.6431. 6 Carry BObbie Ninth Game 3.20 4.00 2 14.3. ford Nursing & Cony. Center. 1b0E' 14.20 3.40 3.00 400 S Oscar 1 Duffer's Par Chiidcareinmyhome 4.10 2.00 35aid Q (4.4) 22.00, P (44) fl.S0, T (44. day ornight. CABINET MAKER ASTRO5 R/cN7W.4NoFR, :2 2Rodolfo 3.60 1)232.20. EXPERIENCED 50arta. 323.2065. 10.60 3.40 4.10 f7NERTo Maior League Standings Third Race, B, S-lOT. 31.71 0(30) 22.40; P 5.3) 47.10; T (5.3 oMoney Booster 339.5942 310 4.20 4Kootney By United Press International Ph'/ FRo,The/? "" xo 6 Bint Yoga 43.60 3J.20 510 2) 256.40. 3FrostyFrancis 0.00 9-Good Thngs to Eat National League __________________ TenffiGame I Mr. Brick 9.20 4.60 /I4Pt/,Y4 ,co) I.. * * * * * * T (0.4-3) 714.50, _____________________________ Q ( East _________________________________ 1710 15.00 9.60 3.00 SVicandi.Waily S Swede Enough 774'ENNUCA't& 3.50 4.20 TIme 2:10.1. W L Pct. GB ', k., pork, fish' Free NO MORE JOB I Gasti.lsidro 0(6.0) 109.00, P (i-S) 215.40, T (0. Eighth Race 33 39 .576 BA/MG Montreal delivery,min.$200rder.Sanford S Beide.Arrieta 4.20 OS) 1.440.20. HUNTING BLUES 22.00 14.40 5.10 53 41 .564 1 Pittsbrgh area. 322.2314. Sam's Portion 0(I.$)7S.00;P($.1) 141.00iT(5.I. 2StringDuring FourthRace,C.5.10,T.31.30 / ' .' ,y/fr,'qo5 SCrdgnsCushion 15.50 6.00 52 4) .3.39 1'. AAA EMPLOYMENT Chicago Meats. 4 Patti Shaw 7.10 3.00 3.00 5) .45' 14'E _______________________________ 6 Nalorette Bar 3.00 _______________________________ 32 45 .536 3'!2 Phila 3.40 2.10 Eleventh Game 5 K's Begone ABOUT YOU CAR ES 4, (25) 13430, T (244) 46 46 .500 7 8tC.4/E St. Louis 15.10 4.40 2.00 S Als Wild Fire 4.00 3 Victor.Pecina lilflStnjCtions 4.40 2.80 Time 2:11.4. RECEPTONlSTSECRETARY. 39 53 .424 11 New York 0(4.5) 14.50, P(4.S) 44.40, T(4.S. bDomingo.Olano Ninth Race - Excellent position with top West 4Carasa.Fernan ( 4.00 0)247.00. P , • I 10.50 5.20 2.40 5 Sunny Larmie company & great pay. W I Pd. GB Fifth Race, 0, , T. 31.fl Q (34) 51.40; P (34) 92.10; (34 IVlycreekAdios ... RECEPTIONIST.TYPIST 57 44 .564 c,R67 5.60 3.10 CHRISTMAS IN JULY Houtofl I Never Sure 7.60 4.40 200 I) 452.20. 7K.liyFritz 4.00 Light typing & light bookkeeping. 52 49 .515 5 *•' Cincl /7-4M'E TwelithOam. 6 Mick'sCosmos 9.60 4.50 Creative Expressions 323.0112 0 (s-I) 52.00, 1 (5.0-7) 430.10; LAB TECHNICIAN 40 52 .100 8½ _____________________________ San Fran 32.10 3.60 4.10 2 K.C. Denim 2.00 SOscar-Badiola 1V1'ViYt', . .. ., Outside sales, fully cert., licensed 47 35 .461 10" San Diego 14.00 6.00 Time 2:09. 0 (6.1) 40.60, P ($6) .30, T ($4. 1 Ramon.Wally Tenth Race II 50 .414 13 tech. W,V/E . .,. Atlanta 18-Help Wanted 7lsasaEchaniz 21.20 2)242.50. 27.00 6.00 5.10 1 II 50 .114 15 . WELDERS - ... .. Los Ang Sixth Race, 5,5.16,1.31.20 0(1-3)41.00; P (3-I) 141.50; T (1-1- SGitt Giver IMannartHarry 5.40 3.20 -- Must have welding exp. _______ Tuesday's Results 4 K's Queen Bee 4.20 360 300 7) Experienced maintenance supr. 6Linns Star 5.10 GENERAL MAINT Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 5 2 F. Lee Bailey 0.00 4.10 A- 1,595; Handle $114144 Apply in person Sanford Nursing (O.4f' ().5) 41.40; 1 (5-14) 950.00; All around maint. worker. Houston 6. Chicago 1 I Vibrant Violet 6.10 & Cony. Home 950 Melionville Time 2:13.3. St. Louis 7. Atlanta 3 P/LP / _____________________________ 0 (2.4) 25.20, P (4.3) 53.10, T (42 A- 1,453; Handle $52,144. Los Ang 13, Philadelphia 3 Stop in AAA Employment 10cM y I) 400.40. Harness Racing ________________________________ Debit Age,fls onlyl $100 to ® N.Y. 6, San Fran S. I? inns. be working tomorrow. Seventh Race, B, 3-16, T. 31.14 extra per wk. Advanced comm. i$1. '5' . San DIego 4, Mtl 3, 14 inns. S Chilly 11.10 6.00 4,20 , Phone 339.2133. AAA EMPLOYMENT Today's Games 97' 3 DaytomeAr.na 6.00 5.00 Legal Notice SEMINOLE Philadelphia (Carlton 11.9) at _ ç,,,q 1 WPMr.BlueClue 7.20 9l2FrenchAve. TUESDAY NIGHT Los Angeles (Sutctlffe 85), 4 Q (3.5) 41.20, P (5-3) $4.00, 1 (5-3rn (corner 10th & French) First Race : p.m. Just think-if classified abs didn't CITY OF LAKE MARY I) 444.20. 323-5176 7.20 5.60 2.60 $ Pemmican !E45 I'07p ' New York (Swan S 9) at San there vu1dn't be anyl FLORIDA . . . Eighth Race, S,3-16, 1.31.03 13.50 2.60 I Last Stretch Francisco (Krepper 7.4), 405 Notice of Public Hearing 41 P/riq 5 Great image 2.20 30.10 5.60 3.20 6 MIdnight Money * * * * * * * * - ___________________________ * p.m. _______________________________ _____________________________ __________________________3 Total Effort 3.00 2.10 Z'E,?fO4'7q \ 1 (5.1.6) 59.20: Time TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 01 (1-I) 20.40; Q Cincinnati (Seaver 10 5) at • YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 2 K's Believer 260 2:11.1. ,t4/,4X 9.7), (Candelaria Pittsburgh NOTICE THAT, the City Councilof otice N Legal Notice Lega 20.40, P (13) 112.20, T (SSecond Race 7:35 p.m. 6.00 3.20 3.00 the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will _____________________________________ 2)144.40. 5 TCB . Atlanta (Matula 66) at St. 3.20 2.10 hold a public hearing on the 2nd day NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Ninth Race, C, j, 1.31.51 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF 3 Blossom Belle Louis (Denny 4 0), 8:35 p.m. of August, 1979 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. NOTICE is hereby given that the 1 MyLilAlkee 7.60 5.40 3.10 2SueDuTwo OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS . 6.40 Chicago (Reuschel 96) at at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Planning Division of Seminole 2 Leawala 5.60 4.00 Notice of Public hearings 1340; 1 (5-3-3) 564.20; HouSton (Richard 711). 0:35 Florida,toconsidera Petition by the County, Fiorida, will hold a public I Passing Glance The Seminole County Board of 1.00 Time 2:11.3. p.m. landowners of the property meeting on August 0, 1979 at the Commissioners will hold a public 0(1-2) 23.40, P (1.2) 41.20,1 (I2 Third Race Montreal (Lee 10.6) at San described below, requesting the City Altamonte City Hall, Commission hearing in Room 203 01 the Seminole 4) 309.00. 21.10 0.50 4.20 IFiorenc.Time Diego (Shirley 4.10), 10 p.m. 7.00 3.00 of Lake Mary, Florida, to annex the Chambers, 225 Newburyport Ave., County Courthouse, Sanford, Tenth Race, B, 3-14,1. 6 Syomy Marie Thursday's Games 4.00 followIng described property; 2 Target Irene 3.10 2.40 2.40 Aitamonte Springs, Florida and on Florida on August 21, 1979, at 7:00 Marybar Queen Chicago at New York, night Lots 11, 13, 16 and 17, SANFORD August 9 1979 at the Seminole P.M., or as soon thereafter as 4 .J.t Andy 2.00 2.60 0 (OS) 04.00; 1 (5.0-7) 441.00; Cinci at Pittsburgh, night SUBSTANTIAL FARMS, according County Courthouse, Room 426. N. 6 SuperMindy 3.40 Time 2:14.3. Ang at Houston, night to the Piat thereof, as recorded in Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. possible to consider the following: 99100 171 .320 Tex 1.12; Marshall, Minn 2.13; Garvey, LA Q (2.4)10.60, P (24) 19.50, 1(2.4 A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Race Fourth Attanta at St. Louis, night Plat BookS, Page 53, of the Public Both meetings will begin at the CHANGE 92354 113 .319 John, NY 2.62; Guidry, NY 6)139.20. OF ZON ING 7 Joyride iarmin San Fran at San Diego, night Hrnandz, St.L are 4.40 4.20 4.20 Records of Seminole County, hour of 7:00 p.m. The meetings 17310 95 .316 2.67; Slaton, Mu 2.69. Hendrck. St.L Eleventh Race, A, . 1.3111 6.S0 4.00 1 Potentate Pick American League Florida. being conducted in order to discuss REGULATIONS: StrIkeouts 3 Frulti 5.00 3.60 2.50 SDmansStar 99405 126 .311 Matthews, AtI 1. WAYNE HARROD A.l 3.00 , ESSI... I The PublIc Hearing shall be held and hear covnmeiwsonthe . 'Richard,' I COotOit 14.40 1.50 NtionaI Idly. esid AGRICULTURE TO MattlIll,''NY 92344107 .311 R.IAA 1 (7.1$) 06.60: Tim. 1:44.2. W I. p at the City Hall, City 01 Lek4Mary, draftofthlMass1ranslt El 81273 55.311 Hou 162; Carlton, Phil 113; 7.10 ttnl SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING o LantaoiSandy Boone. Phil Filth Race 66 32 .673 Bait 6.10 1.60 3.20 Florida, August 2, 1979 at 7:30 the Comprehensive Plan for DISTRICT. PZ(0.1.79.42 Perry. SD 114; Niekro, Afl 113; 33.60, P (3-1) 99.00, 1 (2.1. 1 Facile That American League iloston 39 33 470 3 o'clock P.M.orassoonth,reafteras Seminole County, Florida. This portion above the 56.6 ft. flood. Swan, NY 104. 5) 313.00. 0 AC H Pci 6.00 3.20 possible. At that time, all 3 Bonnies Betty 60 39 606 6½ Mliwauke interested møetlng is Ryan, American League being held Pursuant to contour, Beginning at the NE corner Twelfth Race, B, , 1.31.03 Smally, Mm 96370 12S .346 Legend 54 44 551 )7 New York 3.00 .xrsons for and against the above the requirements of Local Govern, of the SE/4 of Section 22, Township NY 115, Guidry, 166; 5.20 3.00 3.00 2'o 3 Mountain KIss Downing, Cal 91322 111 .343 Cal 1 (1.3.2)190.40. Time 2:12.3. 40 40 .500 17 Detroit request will be heard. Said hearing Flanagan, mint Comprehensive Planning Ad 21 South, Range 30 East, thence run 1.00 3.10 2 inset 20½ Kemp, Det SB 326 lOS .331 Jenkins, Tex 110; Sixth Race Clevelnd s 52 . may be continued from time to lime of 1975, and Chapter 74.612, LaWs 01 South 89 degrees 59' 04" W., 1316.09 .329 Bait 95; Eckersiey, BoS 92. MIss 4,20 4 Gold Coast Sochle, Sea 94347 114 6.00 300 2.00 until Reliable Gordon Toronto 29 70 .293 37½ final action is taken by the City Florida. After the meeting the feet to the NW corner of the East Saves 0 (2.3) 17.20, P (3-2) 33.60, 1(3.2Brett, XC 97 411 135 .321 West Council. Planning Division will review and of the SE¼ of said Section 22, run Sutter, National League 4) 77.20. 86293 96 .321 W I. Pct. GB Lezcano, A' This Notice shall be published in revise, as appropriate, the draft thence South 01 degrees 0' Garber, AtI 10; Chl 22: & East 2,959; Handle 02)4,554. A Lynn, Bos 59341110 .323 57 43 .S70 ________________________________ the Evening Herald, a newspaper of element for consideration by the along the West line of the East ½ of 93271119 .321 Tekulve, Pitt 16, Bair, Cm 14; Rice, Sos 43 .552 Minn 53 2 - general circulation in the City of Board of County Commissioners in the SE¼ of said Sec. 22, 1732.26 feet; 92377 110.313 McGraw, Phil 13. 53 44 .546 2½ Molitor, Mu Texas IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Lake Mary, Florida, one time each public hearing In October 1919. The thence run North 59 degrees 54 0.4" - Mar. AmerIcan League KC 76259 90.311 4$ 49 .495 7½ Cowens, Kan City SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA week for four (4) consecutive weeks public is invited to attend and be East., 200 feet; thence run N 01 shell, Minn 19; Kern, Tex 17; Home Rum JI AIaI 45 53 .459 ii Chicago prior to the date of the public heardconcerningtheproposeddraft degrees00 40" W., 1093.00 feet; run PROBATE DIVISION BaIt Monge, Schmidt, Stanhouse, 13; National League 42 59 .416 15½ Seattle hearing. In addition, this Notice amendment to the Comprehensive Northudegreess9'o.4" East 622.50 DAYTONA BEACH 79-03 File Number Clev 11; Rawley, Sea and Lyle, 34; Kingman, ChI Phil ; 26 74 .260 31 shall be posted In the area for Plan. Oakland TUESDAY NIGHT Division feet; thence run South 50 degrees Winfield, SD 21; Lopes, LA 22: Tex 10. Tuesday's Results consideration at least fifteen (15) BY ORDER OF THE COUNTY 12" East., 643.34 ft. to the East line First Game Matthews, AtI, Foster, Cm and Baltimore 1, Seattle 4, lit days prior to the date of the Public PLANNER OF SEMINOLE COUN. of 4 Carasa.Fernan 17.00 11.20 3.10 IN RE: ESTATE OF the SE'/i of said Section 22, thence S.Roblnson, Pitt 20. Hearing. Baltimore 11, Seattle 3, 2nd TY, FLORIDA. 3Vlctor.Andre 9.40 1.20 JOHN WILLIAM DECKER, run North 00 degrees 41' 34" West, American Leave. - Lynn, Boston 7, Oakland 3 DATED: July 5, 1919 B.nlamin E. Price, OGaldos.PecIna 14.10 1050.00 feet to the Point of Begin, Sos, Baylor, Cal and Thomas, Milwaukee 5, Detroit 4 CITY OF LAKE MARY, County Planner Q (3-4) 41.61; P (4.3.3) 2,77190. Deceased Tuesday ning, Less the Northerly 33 feet for Mil 24; Singleton, BaIt 23: Rice, FLORIDA New York 6, California S Seminole County Planning roadway purposes. Containing NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION SecendOame Football Sos 22. By: Connie M.ior Cleveland 4, Minnesota 2 Division lAranoAndre 15.10 5-20 3.40 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Detroit - Obtained punter Terry 25.610 acres more or less. Further Runs Batted in CITY CLERK Kansas City 11, Chicago 6 Seminole County 4.20 2.700 CLAiMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST described as approximately one National League - Winfield, Joyce from the San Francisco l9ers 2Gaidos-Pradera Today's Games 1979 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Publish July Ii, ii, 23, Aug. 1, Florida Phil 7; in return for an undisclosed draft mile West of Dodd Road. Schmidt, so 77; (All Times EDT) Publish: July 23, August 2, 1979 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED DEL51 choice. Released running back 3Carasa.Gerardo (DISTRICT No. 1) of Kingman, ChI 73; Fost•r, Cm (Johnson 411) Texas DEL.74 0(2.4) 31.40; P (4.2) 69.90; 1(4.2. IN THE ESTATE: Sylvester Monroe of Dayton and 2. BOBBY Vi. DEASON SR. 72; Clark. SF 65. R. Toronto (Stieb 2.1), 7:30 p.m. __________________________ CHIPPER BY THE DOZEN Wednesday, July 23, 1079-HA Fl. - ...hichdlusg This MoOm Pool 1. Soiford for o.1v I3$,SS. M1r1,. Cu. Is Assv.d. 4 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-06400r 3214702 Orlando Uni 327.1577 - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 2S, 79 OURSELVES Freddy Fender Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 25,1979-16 S Loser Gets 'On His Feet' NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UP!) - When Chicago country star Freddy Fender was busted for possession of "two sticks" of marijuana in 1961 he just about threw In the towel. Things had been looking good for Fender. His music was starting to get some important attention in the late 'SOs. But the marijuana conviction and jail threatened to wipe it all away. After his release, instead of forgetting about the three years he spent behind bars in Louisiana's Angola and DeQuincy penitentiaries, the chubby Texan candidly admits: "I exploited it" "You might as well," he says. "It is nothing to be proud of but people are very interested In knowing how prison is. I myself like to see a loser get up on his Feet." Sitting in an air-conditioned hotel room, an unbuttoned shirt revealing his brown beer-belly, Fender thinks back to the time when his curly black hair wasn't greying. "I couldn't have gone any lower than I was when I was confined for three years. But then I went up. It gives people hope, a sense of admiration. I think that's why It helped. It helped me a lot." Things didn't automatically change for the better when Fender got out of prison. After eight long years playing beer joints, Fender ended up in the office of Cajun producer Huey. Meaux, another jailbird, and convinced him to sign a contract for a $50 Although Meaux had produced and promoted more than 35 gold records, he was looked down upon because of his prison stretch for conspiracy under the Mann Act for allegedly transporting an underage female from Texas to Tennessee for the purpose of entertaining announcers at a Nashville disc-jockey convention, "How come you want a contract with me? Nobody wants to do anything with me since I got out of the pen," Meaux asked Fender. "I don't know about your history but! know you've been In the pen and you know what we're talking about," Fender told him. Meaux tried Fender singing Spanish raggae, but nobody noticed. Meuax tried Fender shouting Texas Mex rock, but again, nothing except strained vocal chords. "This one's country," Meaux said. A few months later, "Before the Next Teardrop Falls" was a number one single and the Mexican-American city slicker became a countrywestern star. "I'd always thought I was real groovy Pachuco dude with all this jive - long hair, sideburns, chain hanging from my pocket," the ex-mechanic and migrant worker says. "I was a San Benito city slicker and here I come to find out I'm Freddy Fender, country-western singer." Fender's soulful, pitiful, whining voice and Meaux' hustling resulted in Fender's biggest hit, "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights." The two Texas hustlers say their friendship made them suecessful, along with backbreaking work, faith and plenty of time. "We fight like two cats an' dogs do. Freddy and I got a thing going that 99.9 percent of the producer-manager acts don't have - friendship. We know what both sides of the fence are like what it's like to have a daddy that can't read and write. What it's 1lk,t) pair have. finished an new album, "Texas Balladeer," but they are not predicting "number one." Meaux does say, "This may be the strongest album Freddy has ever recorded." Although he says he will never leave the music business, Fender has been trying to build up his acting credits. He has already played several bit parts as d rough Mexican, including Pancho Villa. "If you're going to depend on nothing but number ones, when those leave you, you're going to be up the creek," Fender says. Cook Of The Week '5 - . I . \ . '- • l's.- . By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer . 1/J . .• .. , :, • - j. 7i7r' . . - • I Boat People' Re lectea ty 'Steaks Pete' A Knowles Special ..- .. -, Herald PhotO by Tom Fillili - REUNION MEAL PLANS - M 411yt am Chadwick of the Seminole lii lh School . - Reunion 69 Committee tries her hand at pizzamaking Tuesday while discussing plans for upcoming three-day reunion events with Doug Rebeor, manager of Pizza hut, at the restaurant, U.S. 11w. 17-, Sanford. The store will cater a reunion meal Aug. 3 at the Sanora Clubhouse In Sanford. r < .) '•'• ".C-- . 'C. - III . uIwlwy Muuuuiaiuu Japan Closed To Refugees TOKYO (UP!) — "There are few Vietnamese refugees who wish to live in Japan permanently," says Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohlra. There must be more than seven, government critics reply. Seven is the number of refugees Japan has taken since the communist victories in Vietnam and Cambodia in 1975. The United States has accepted more than 200,000 refugees, France 50,000, Australia 21,000. Hundreds more "boat people" aboard vessels that made it to Japan rather than Malaysia, Indonesia or Hong Kong are in camps, waiting to gqto anyptk)ercounIry that will take Thm. Jñpan, the wealthiest nation In Asia, won't. "Even if we are internationally criticized," Ohira told a press conference June 30, one day after the end of the Tokyo Summit, "there is nothing we can do because there are few refugees who desire to live in Japan permanently." Vet a survey by the head of the Asian Relations Center of Tokyo's Sophia University in December 1977 — before the current exodus of the boat people from Vietnam reached different conclusions. "Of the 430 refugees in Japan then, 50 said they wanted to stay in Japan," said the Rev. Isamu Ando, who conducted the survey of refugees awaiting permanent "We asked those who11dn't want to stay, why not? One hundred said, 'We'd like to remain but the Japanese government doesn't want us to, so we have to think about other places." Critics of Japan's refusal to admit more refugees note that the nation made millions of - ENERGY s.SURVIVAL ECONOMICS As we debate the immediate causes of the gasoline lines, let us not forget how serious the whole energy situation rnanagc. is. Let us loch bcyondebureau meni, labor problems and infuriating walls at a service station. An observer makes the point clearly: From the sheer logic of survival. we must stop the lotus eating in which we have so long engaged. recognize the critical nature of the oil problem\ and, through a variety — of means, reduce our Overall requirements and increase the domestic production of all forms of energy. Today we ha ve become almost ludicrously vulnerable. We have let our economic well-being,.. (depend on)... forces and pressures we cannot control no matter Jim much we flex our muscles and pound our chests' "WHAT CAN 1 00?" Speak up, We need to come to grips with the long.term need for additional and alternative energy forms. Floridians are realizing that combining forces and championing the cause for energy means: 'obs, taxes, better' diversification of our economic base, a stable lifestyle, upward mobility. I'adable jobs also mean we can keep our young people in Florida.. prese'ntly, we export this most important of all our resources. . CITIZENS FOR ENERGY est for additional energy sources does no halt conservation. Creation of energy resources and conser vatlon The qugo together. As the song lamented. "you cant have one without the other." Not anymore. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)lstaklngadvantageolour"donothingattltude. There is no practical reason for the price of OPEC oii to climb. Political. And greed. The cost of producing oil in the Middle East Is the same today. basically. S it was ten years ago. merely pennies per barrel . 4 ' '- -- BRIEFLY NOTED You can get the same high quality of service from FPL by telephoning rather than making a Pee onal appearance. And you can pay your bill by ,nail. There Is a gasoline saving there. - , ikt. • 44 II I. i .5 '. RPU 'Os eaiUjawi ftoplc...scrving people. . i.e tui L flund ljmi & L*I hlitdwjr's dollars during the Vietnam War, selling equipment to U.S. and South Vietnamese forces. They note Its wealth and the help it received in rebuilding after the devastation of World War II. The Japanese government Is responding to the crlticln with a slight increase in its refugee quota and the offer of plenty of money to other countries that have been forced to take the refugees temporarily. The government says it will accept 500 refugees — a bit more than the NetherIam already has taken. And It has promised to pay half the expenses of the U.N. High Commission for Ref usee in, assisting the boat people, which will probably cost Japan about $50 million this year. But few people here expect the Japanese to allow many refugees to settle in Japan. Japanese point out the country already Is o vercrowded: It ha 115 million people living in a nation the size of California. On top of that, much of the land is rocky, unfarmable and uninhabitable. As recently as l) years ago, Japan shut foreigners out altogether. It has tolerated them only grudgingly since then. Yet there are other Japanese who disagree with their government's stance on the refugee Issue. "I do not believe that merely contributing money amounts to properly meeting Its international responsibilities with respect to the refugee problem," said Shigeo Omorl of the Asahi Shibun newspaper. "Japan is now under pressure not only to open up its econosny but also to open the doors of Its society to people in desperate Fall Color Tour Don't Miss This Spectacular Color Panorama of Mother Nature 2 Departures, Oct. 15 and Oct 21 $219 P.P. Double Occup. Reserve Early. Limited To 40 Must Be Confirmed By September 15 Per Further Information Call or Drop By Fantastic Travel Centre Breezewood Park Orange City 904-775-8777 AfI.rp.m.3OS.UI409 Hwy 17.92 at 1$ A'. 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Or, "Your father forced my car off the road one dark night." Or, "I was an Army nurse in World War II and your father was a superior officer and Iwas afraid to report the attack." Who would want to be the product of an affair between the Jewish girl inHolocaust and the prison guard who promised to keep her young Jewish husband alive in return f9r her favors? I think someone should point out that these mothers might well be protecting their illegitimate children from further pain by disclosing the circumstances of their eonception. SPEAKING FOR MYSELF DEAR ABBY: My daughter thinks she knows everything. She says that if children have the same father but different mothers, they are half-sisters and brothers. But if they have the same mother and different fathers they are stepsisters and very argwnenta about It. - 'sNuggedH.avy Value i 606 SA"Wkb Good 8-9-71 to 8-1171 One p.r customer pious. an an an an an an 209 3 eggs I sticks butter I tsp. va nilla Pinch salt UP TO . . BROWNIES - - having - water level 2 Speed searching for his "roots," I suggest he or she ask this question: Would I be more or less happy if my real mother were to say to me, "I don't know who your father was. You were conceived in a brothel and he had $5. Or, "1 got drunk one night and brothers. And stepchildren are simply "adopted" children. Please draightemthlsoutsincewea.'e 1.1$ lb capacity 1 to I 1 2 cups miniature marshmallows 1i9 oz. i carton cool whip Mix all ingredients thoroughly and chill. But. ..You HAD BETTER HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION brothers. I say that when children have the same mother but different fathers or the same father but different mothers they ire considered half-sisters and FRIG1E_.AIoSwJstCO,is wacISaiibsUSrthIth besi-selbig bran's bst washsr. , pineapple, including juice JUICE Ugliness May Shoi In 'Roots! Sea rch DEAR ABBY: I can understand the adopted child's desire to know who his "real" parents were. I'm sure that almost every person who sets out to find his "real" parents Imagines that he or she is the product of a beautiful, impetuous love affair between a __.i__ .-.---,, t_.__._J I,.. VUUIJIV W4XI WVIV LUI1XU of other ugly situations, circumstances to part. Such is not always the case. A Abortions were not always child can be born as a result of possible, and if they were, lust, greed, fear, intimidation, many would have refused. Ref ore a pers"n rSarts blackmail, rape and a number mitts BEAN SALAD cheddar cheese t i cup beer 1 can green beans 2 tbsp. in, I can wax beans tsp. prepared mustard I can kidney beans 1 tbsp. chopped chives 3 small onions sliced thin in 2 tsp. chopped pimiento rings Combine cheese, beer, I med. green pepper cut in margarine, mustard in blender. strips MIX until well blended. Stir in chives and pimento. Makes 1'.s Dressing: cups. Serve with crackers. 1 cup sugar 34 cup cider vinegar STEAK A LA PETE i cup water Sirloin or London Broil steak 1•31d cup Wesson oil Gar li c powder Rinse and drain beans. Mix Salt Sprinkle steak generously dressing with electric beater. With garlic po%ulcr. Salt to Pour dressing over all and let taste. Grill on covered grill, stand in refrigerator several hours or over night. Salad will Scar on both sides to seal keep several da ys refrigerated. flavor. "After finishing one beer, steak should be niediwn WATERGATE SALt!) rare. Well rhine will require 1 box instant pistachio more leer," explained Mrs. pudding Knowles. 1 (20 oz. can crushed There's ORANUE Still I I FRESH FROM CONCENTRATE lime! I • Sanford. florida Fri myko , When Sanford's City Manager Warren (Pete) Knowles came to Florida 26 years ago, he was glad to leave behind the heavy snows of Maine and New Hampshire. Since coming to Sanford he says he "hasn't plowed a bit of snow." Knowles started working as t he city engineer in 1953. A Few months later the city manager's position became vacant and having managed two other cities up north, Knowles was hired. Shortly after, the St. Johns River over-flowed its banks and snake-infested hyacinths floated down the streets of Sanford. "Some snow fences would have been good to stop the water hyacinths," said Knowles, who was beginning to wonder what he had let himself in for, having traded snow drifts for floods. But, at least the floods were not a yearly event, he said. Unwinding from the problems at city hail, Knowles enjoys photography as a hobby and has many of his prints on the walls on his home he shares with his wife Ava and daughter Sinda. Sinda toasts marshmallows for Ava and Pete Knowles after cookout. FRIES & LARGE SOFT DRINK LARGE 1i o - - . IL 4.0"-' 1/4 Pounder, Lettac. * Tomatoes, DmsIng, Cl -sr 41111111— — — - - — I Gro Fo rteful But when Grosnylco fteld& Sovid an questions from foreign reporters at only him domestic news confer ence in his career last month, he spoke and behaved like a man facing his Oth birthday, rather than his 70th, as he does Wednesday, Gesturing with his ftngen and a clenched fist to underline a point, and sporting a new psi: of born.rinuned spectacles, Grosnyko spoke in meessid, firm tones and even swltthsd to Fng1si for the i benefit of Amerlcan'IV rae. het the si man of 1177 and the foruitul, Inginadn figure of 117$ Is of the characteristic wiMotl mm in the dark serge suit who, though fl yses's oftheupsaaI'downsdtheOdd War era and the .geo(iWeuti, has unfailingly expo''ded U )Cjj'5 po of ln with jiet authority. . Central Floilda Zoo 14 .4 CfJ o MASCOW V Fionda Zoo has a new Ihe Central •, baby Llama who needs a name, so we 0 are having a LABEL THE LLAMA CONTEST. UAMA.RAMA. Pick up your application for the winning S 100 prize at the Zoo Admissions Office at the time you purchase your admission ticket Get your Inspiration horn ow baby Llama on display The contest begins on Thursday. July 5, 1979. and ALL applications MUST be In by Tuesday. July 31. 1979. Judges will be Mr & Mrs Joseph Onrt. donors of the proud par.nts of our baby Llama The winner will be announced on Monday. August 6. 2979. and will rec eive 5100 cash A plaque recognizing the Individual whose name Is selected will be displayed on the Uama's cage Send your application to: 'LABEL THE LLAMA CONTEST'. Central Florida Zoo, P.O. Orawec 2071. Sanford, Florida 32771. Applications are Issued ONLY with a purchased ticket at the Admissions window The three of them will often pitch in to prepare a meal centered around Steak a in Pete. It is not so much the way he fixes them but the method. When the steaks are on the charcoal grill, Knowles eplalned, "It's the way I time things. When I've finished sipping a bottle of beer, it's medium rare." He does warn against over indulgence. "After the second bottle, the steak's well-done, and no steak Is good well-done. So it does tend to curtail one's intake, although he does concede it is OK to drink one while you eat the steak. While his wife Ava is mixing up the Brownies, cheese spread and bean salad, 11-year-old Sinda helps get the grill going and makes the Watergate salad. "Her real purpose in helping with the charcoal grill," explained Knowles, ,is to toast marshmallows," When it comes time to clean up the mess, Mrs. Knowles, who besides keeping house also works for the city's utility director, admits her husband enters his special field. "He's real good at K.P.," she said. CHEERY CHEDDAR SPREAD 2 Cups (8ozs.) shredded sharp ' some a U MA We Rewrve the Ri1m1 to Limit Quantities �2B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday July 23, l7 - Ways Of 'Putting Up' Summer's Bounty _ ,Z, "Putting up" was once a way Pack into sterilized pint or foam with metal spoon. Stir In combine all ingredients but ginger in 6-quart kettle, Tie 1 (6 ounce) bottle liquid of summer and fall life in th e half-pint jars to within ½ inch of raisins and coconut. Slice pears. Bring to boil. Simmer 10 allspice in cheesecloth bag. Add pectin or 2 3-o unce foil pouches country. It meant there would top. Put on cap, then screw remaining orange. minutes, uncovered, to kettle. Boil 5 minutes. 1 teaspoon peppermint exbe canned vegetables, fruits, ba nd firmly until tight. Process Ladle hot mixture Into Meanwhile, pare, core and Drop in 1-3rd of pears. Cook tract relishes, jams and jellies to in boiling-water bath 15 sterilized jars, sliding orange di ce pears to measure 2 cups. unt il just tender. 4 dro ps green food coloring make the winter seem less long minutes. This kitchen-tested slice in jar while f il ling. Leave Add pears to saucepan. Simmer Transfer pears to hot (optional) and cruel. reci pe makes 4 pints or 8 half- ½ Inch headspace at top. Cover another 10 minutes. sterilized jars. Repeat until all Halve, core and cube pears Today is seeing a revival of pints. tightly with 2-piece metal lids. Pour Into sterilized jars. Seal, pears have been cooked. into ½-Inch pieces to make 6 canning and preserving. But Invert jars for 10 minutes, then This kitchen-tested recipe Remo' and discard spice bag. cups. If using canned pineapRED PEPPER. the emphasis is on preparing store upright in cool place. This makes about 5 cups. LEMON RELISH Boil syrup 1 min ute. Pour pie, drain and chop. smaller quantities of special kitchen-tested recipe makes 7 SPICED FRESH Combine pears, pineapple, 24 medium-size sweet red to 8 half-pints. over pears, filling Jars to within favorites—chutneys, relishes, PEARS ½ inch of tops. Add 1 cinnamon lemon Juice and sugar in kettle. jams, spiced fruits, even peppers, washed and seeded PEAR-CRANBERRY 5pounds fresh pears (12 to 15 stick to each Jar. Seal at once. Bring to boil, stirring often. Boll 2 lemons, cut In sixths tomato sauce. RELISH pears) 2 cups vinegar Let stand in cool pla ce 6 weeks. 2 minutes. Here are some easy recipes 1 pound cranberries Whole cloves Remove from heat. Stir in 2 cups liquid brown sugar This kitchen-tested recipe for your "putting up." 1 cup chopped celery 4 cups sugar pectin, pepperm int extract and 2 teaspoons makes 4 or 5 pint j, 1 cup chopped on ion ½ cup water food coloring. Stir jam, MRS. SARRACINO'S ~ cup granulated sugar Finely chop peppers. Or put 2 cups cider vinegar MINTED PEAR AND sldmmlii,g off any foam, for 5 SPAGHETTI SAUCE ½ cup port wine through food grinder or 4 cinnamon sticks PINEAPPLE JAM ½ cup corn oil 1 teaspoon dry mustard processor using coarsest blade. 1 teaspoon ground ginger 3 pounds fresh Bartlett pears Pour into hot sterilized jars 4 pounds ground beef 1 teaspoon celery seed Drain well. Place in large 1 teaspoon whole allspice 1½ cups chopped fresh with screw tops. Close tops. 1½ quarts finely chopped kettle. ½ teaspoon ground allspice Wash pears. Pare, core and pineapple or 1 (20 ounce) can Cool jam, turning Jars upside onion (abdüt 12 medium ) ¼ teaspoon sal t Remove seeds from lemons. c ut into halves. Stud each half pineapple ch un ks, packed in down occasionall y until fruit 3 cups chop ped green pepper Chop lemons f in ely or put 2-3 fresh Bartlett pears with 3 whole cloves, pure pineapple juice stays evenly dist ributed. Th is (about 4 lar ge) Coarsely chop cranberries. through 'Yood grinder or Combine sugar, water, ½ cup lemon Juice kitchen-tested reci pe makes 11 8 cloves garlic, min ce d In processor. Add to peppers. medium saucepan, vinegar, cinnamon sticks and 12 c ups sugar or 12 half-pints. 6 (1 poun d) cans tomatoes Stir in vinegar, sugar and 1(29 o unce) can tomato puree salt. Cook rapidly, stirring I 4(6 o un ce) cans tomato paste often, a bout 25 m in utes or unt il ½ cu p chopped parsley relish Is t hick. ¼ cup sal t Ladle Into sterilized hall-nint & iuuipvun bUguc jars to within ½ inch of top. Put 1 tablespoon pepper on cap, then screw band firmly 3 bay leaves .-I To until tight. Process In boiling 1 teaspoon dried oregano water bath 5 min utes. This leaves 1 teaspoon dried basil leaves kitchen-tested recipe makes 7 'Publix \iIn large (about 10-quart) heavy saucepot, heat corn oil NECTARINE CHUTNEY over medium heat. Add beef, 1 cup vinegar onion, green pepper and garlic. I 7 -2 cu ps brown sugar, packed Cook, stirring frequently, 20 5 cups chopped fresh necto3Omlnutesoruntilmeatisno tarines (about 2½ poun ds) 11 • longer red and fat has co oked 1 (8 ounce) can crushed iii k,'. out of meat. Skim off fat. Add pay Se t ime time. Whether you're celebrat ing a special event — wedding, anni versa ry, graduation — or entertalnlng just for the fun of it, you'll want your food to be as special as the occaslon. Whatever the main course, h ere's a quartet of tempting grand finale desserts that are sure to win applause. As a matter of fact, they're a party all by themselves! Each is easy to make using a classic combination of cocoa and flavors, almonds. These natural, wholesome ingredients are perfect partners for a variety of reasons. Both cocoa and almonds are easy to work with and come ready to use, Measure cocoa directly ' '. .'S' - ' , .• - ' off - AL - I I J . 14A - - I pineapple tomatoes, tomato puree, tomato paste, parsley, salt, sugar, pepper, bay leaves, oregano and basil, Cook uncovered over low heat 1 cup seedless raisins ½ CUD chooned almonds 3 cloves garlic, pressed minced i. ' \ 7' 'l - You'll find dozens of happy differences at Publix. And they all begin with Publix or 1''.. I ' break leaves. This kltchcn.test To freeze, u; quickly by placing pan Stir ice or very sauce fuii.i of water and add hut i . .i.t j1 r. Ic leash; BLUEBIRD boil g In lar e saucepan, gnr w' iipar togeir for Pour cooked sauce Into occasionally, about 1 Hams hour or 'liii', headspace to all ow sauce to sterilized jars. Seal. This kitexpand when frozen. Seal, label chen-tested recipe makes a bout 3 pints. WH low heat, 6 ~Uh OPM stirring frequently. PRESERVED PEACH MRQ81A, 2 oranges Swift's nners i 'I Swift's pounds fresh peaches, Premium Smoked DIIJfl ZUCCHINI 1 (1% ounce) package SUMMER SQUASH RELISH powered fruit pectin 2 pounds zucchini 5½ cups sugar 2 pounds summer squash cup raisins 1½ cups diced celery 4 'up flaked coconut (op. 1½ cups chopped onion (3 tional) medium) Slice I orange. Remove seeds ½ cup liquid brown sugar if necessary. Put in blender 1½ cups white vinegar container with ~ cup water. 1 tablespoon whole dill seeds 2 large cloves garlic, peeled Whirl just until finely chopped. Pour into small saucepan. and slivered Cook gently, uncovered, until Peel zucchini and summer water Is almost evaporated, Cut squash. In half and remove seeds. Cut into thin strips 3 to 4 about 10 minutes. Set aside. Finely chop peaches. (There Inches long. Mix zucchini, summer should be 4 cups.) Put Into large squash, celery and onion In (6- to 8-quart) saucepan. large bowl. Add ice cubes to Stir In cooked orange and cover vegetables. Cover bowl. powdered fruit pectin. Cook 14 stand at room temperature over high heat, stirring, until ibout 3 hours. mixture comes to hard boil. Combine sugar, vinegar, dill Add sugar at once. Bring seedsand garlic tnkettle. Bring lull rolling boll. Boil hard 1 to boil Add vegetables. Bring to minute, stirring constantly. boil, stirring occasionally. Remove from heal. I Pickle & Pimento Loaf Or half German Bologna.. lb. Delicious Franklin Or Tasty IF Thuringer.......: 99' F 00 __________________________ Genoa Salami... lb. 99. Cooked Ham ................ 89' Oscar Mayer (Regular Or Beef) Smokl. Unk ... ........ ': Surinyland (Regular, Beef Or Thick) 1-1 Zesty-Flavored Potato Salad..... lb. 89' Sliced Bologna 89' Gwaltney (Regular Or Beef) BI8 Franks................ Rath's Always A Family Favorite Hoagie Sandwich.......... for Braunschwelg.r Delicious (Low-Cholesterol) Lorraine Swiss . quarter .... . Ready-To-Take-Out Southern 9p c. 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Chuck 01110uldor USDA Choice Beef Plate Short Pat lb. $129 Purina SF F?1PF TASTY WESTFRN ine I 7.50-MI. bot. - S It ... - TvewplciceforProduge "For Summer Snacks" California Flavorful (70 Size) Start Your Day With A Glass Of "Hoods" Brand Orange Juice ............... $109,: Cauliflower.................. 89° . For Snacks, Stuff With Cream Cheese, Fresh (36 Size) lalgl Crisp Celery................ Cucumbers ................. 6 SWift s Premium PfOT.n Beet Loin Sirloin Steak..... POT." - Bell Peppers ............... 8 lot *I -" .. $ ib.' .. 39' For Dips Or Salads, "Florida" Fresh Avocados ......... ?O? Boll Fry Or Bake Fresh Tender Zucchini Squash ......... b" ' 69' '? fOot. 39' ''- 45' - s-IL Golden Shampoo tFi;;o;PSi'fSt ' Makes I Instant With Lemon Ic Tea Mix .................... Shasta Dlet Colo ....................... bot. I 20"oz. ioi_ • - $1" . • - . - 79, -'- Hair Spray - ........ 'can' 99! - - 1PubIix Fresh Beets ................. .bPer 49. Seedless Umes........... dOt 89' aviis .L$AIIØO$tY She • ' • •' .;. - ,.-. .. '4i-...'•,'• ___ -- ___ :. • .- 5, ': i:-' • .J •.- --S - -__ I -._- - - - • -- - — - - -. - - -. - _ C' TORW- Serve immediately. 12 servings. Cover and freeze any leftovers; serve within several days. 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin ['. ¼ cup water 2 cups milk 4 eggs, separated % cup cocoa . %-I cup sugar (1 cup for • sweeter palates) one-third cup almondflavored liquer 2 cups whipping cream 1 cup slivered almonds, toasted 2 packages (3 ounces each) lady fingers, split Almond Cream (recipe -,' below) . Sprinkle gelatin onto water in large saucepan; allow to soften a few minutes. Add milk. Slightly best egg yolks; stir into gelatin mixture with cocoa and sugar. Stir over medium heat about 10 minutes or Until mixture *ta a spoon. Do not boll. -. Ice Cream Filling: Soften 1 quart pistacho Ice cream. Line a 1%-quart mold or bowl with aluminum foil. Place mold in bowl of ice. Line mold with layer of pistachio ice cream, coating the sides and bottom evenly up to the edges of the mold, leaving a hollow space In the center. Fill space with 1 pint raspberry sherbet. Cover with plastic wrap; freeze until very firm. - - Marshmallow Meringue: Beat 6 egg whites (at room temperature) with 41 teaspoon salt in large mixer bowl until soft peaks form. Gradually add 1% cups (7-ounce jar) marMunallow creme, beating until stiff peaks hold. ' ' 1 Remove from hot; mlxin liqueur. Pour into bowl; chill about 1 hour or until mixture is consistency of raw e - whites,' Mean, whip cream unW stilL Reserve 1 cup; chill. Beategg Whites wgildlff. Varlattes: Bake cake In 9.Inch square cake pan according to directions 1n. -. I-..-Preceding recipe. For Ice -• ilchfor cren filling: unmold % 9. (vaekof gallon Ice cream onto S....s 5•••••a• cutting board, cut in half;: TRA place one-half on cake: bold ,tã Into chocolate, WW. Trim cake to flt Fold, larger. '-Ithz's. Ileaving .14 ch edge.: '.port1es'-(, cream"into'I 'ls,s,,.lat. mlsdi.,e. -S ,il,fll Prepare meringue; • 614&Iat.' -q I'; iprmnklewfthalmondsand untilmhztwemoim' ?.. ;..II bake according to.,i-:imom thiprthgfjn n'with. - pecedlng recipe. pmuj f :. •. Haft Mountain 2'In.l Plus collar f.r "go &Cats. - _ Sam I - 11 a - a -- • --,.--------- - ' - '- I -' - ,' -- _ -, , ' -.-' ..-'..'.,... .. 4 1. . S - ... 5., • ' -- IIONGWOOD ; ?.Tom Kraft Unsweetened Roach Killer 4oIpkj . lEpWHW.4., £5w$l I, 1070) (SOs. Capacity) Olympic Dixie Cupa 100-41. oks. - j•' S - MWOO PzA, ws. "Florida" Persian Echols '• — .- aa' Excellent Diced And creamed - - I Escarole ........................ . 39Cv 'i4ureenIamps of g tamps .. where shoppinQ' IS 0 pleasure - EXTRA i i LJ - - - Miss Brock Unscented, Regular, SuperOrliltimate - , 00 mo Flavor Enhancer Accent 10-01. pkg. .$.ipr.,w.... August 1, 1979 I -... CuD I .' C000-ALMOND - -- Remove cake from freezer; place cake layer on baking sheet or wooden board covered with aluminum foil. Remove ice cream from mold and invert onto cake leaving 1inch edge, remove foil. Place in freezer while preparing Marshmallow Meringue. Remove from freezer and spread meringue very thickly over entire surface, sealing well around the bottom of the " cake. Sprinkle almonds evenly on top. The Alaska may be baked at 450 • degrees for 3 to 5 minutes or until meringue is lightly browned and serve tinmediately. Or, cover with cake cover, place in freezer up to 24 hours and bake just before serving time. After baking, cut Into slices. -, • I OMKFAST CUM -- ef N" Pour batter Into prepared pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes or until top springs back when lightly touched. Coot 10 minutes; remove from pan. Cool completely; wrap and freeze. Prepare Ice Cream Filling. Electric or hand turned Ice cream freezer method: Combine chocolate mixture in ice cream freezer container. Proceed according to manufacturers' Instructions. Note: For 3 quart ice cream freezer double the preceding recipe. For extra rich Ice cream: Use 1 cup heavy cream and 1 cup light cream instead of 2 cups light cream. To toast almonds, spread inanungreased pan and heat over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, Just until the almonds start color. They will continue color slightly after you take then off the heat. - t Combine flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt in small bowl; add alternately with water on low speed beating just until batter is smooth. Gradually add chocolate mixture to beaten egg whites, gently folding until mixture is well blended. to EXTRA - Marshmallow Meringue (recipe below) (r ½ cup sliced natural almonds Grease and line bottom of 9-inch round c&ce pan with waxed paper. Beat egg whites until foamy in bowl; large mixer gradually beat in one-third cup sugar. Beat until stiff peaks form. Set aside. Beat egg yolks in small mixer on high speed 2 minutes. Gradually add remaining one-third cup sugar and vanilla; continue beating 2 additional minutes. 9U PER RICH CHOCOLATE ALMOND ICE CREAM envelope unflavored gelatin 1 cup water one-third cocoa 1 can (14 Ounces) sweetend condensed milk 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 teaspoon almond extract 2 cups light cream 1 cup chopped natural almonds, toasted nrinlr1a Lfllnf In 0 cup water in saucepan; allow to soften a few minutes. Heat and stir until gelatin Is dissolved. Remove from heat; thoroughly blend in cocoa. Add remaining Ingredients except almonds; blend well. Pour into 13 x 9 Inch baking pan; freeze to a firm mush (about 2 hours). Spoon into chilled, large mixer bowl; beat until smooth. Fold in almonds; cover with foil and freeze until firm. About 1½ quarts. S ' 3 eggs, se pa rated Two-t hi rds cups sugar 1 teaspoon va nill a ½ cup unsifted allpurpose flour one-t hi rd cup cocoa teaspoon baking po wder ¼ teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon salt one-third cup water Ice Cream Filling (recipe below) to 54W.d. awsl I. 10711 5. 1 • ' Stay Free Mcxl Pads 4". pug. S Whit. Bread $419 oo -. 8-01 - -- 11 J14 -- I 4t'GreenStamps) PO " -- 1IJJ!F1 . fl!lIiIffll . 4 • -• EXTRA •j— 00c 0( f 1 $ 0e 30€ Off Label, Dishwashing Deternt " $1 Ivory Uquid................... Add Variety To Your Salad With Fresh Crisp Endive Or Grapefruit Juice .......... - ; I Body Powder - Tomato Ketchup .......... $211 Daytime Diapers .......... Nestea I.m.oft as*TAM . fill Add Zest To Your Salads With "Sun World" Brand (2 Bunches Per Pkg.) Green Onions .............. Per Perfect For Salads, (Medium Size) Hunt's I Herb Or Regular Shower To Shower g...neoeeatS Tomato Some .............. r e5a JWGreenStamps - -. 4$ Off Label, Hunt's Prepare With Bacon Strips, Van Camp's 0-oZ. 29. 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Drink Mix........................S-os. phg 69' Wisconsin Cheese Bar Individually- 1St. 69' Makes 2-Quarts, Gatorade Powdered Orange Or Lemon-Lime Shredded Mozzarella Or 2OOI. 890 46-os bol. Gatorade.. Del Monte Pineapple ... Cheddar Cheese.. P%g: Stokely Lemon-Lime Or Orange 29' . 89' - RAINBOW BAKED ALASKA - Pkg. Cheddar Cheese.. stick 10-oz- $ Wisconsin Cheese Bar- • - rag. Kesbier Cookies.... SAVE 21C, Dairi-Fresh Chocolate Cheese Spread. 4.99 with this coupon Glad Wrap Food Wrap ............ Glad Large p Almond Cream: Mix reserved whipped cream with 2 teaspoons powdered sugar and 1 tablespoon a lmond-flavored liqueur. Immediately pour syrup in a thin stream into egg whites, beat ing at high speed on mixer. Add vanilla and beat until candy begins to hold its shape. Quickly blend in cocoa mixture; stir in almonds. Drop from tip of a spoon onto waxed papercovered baking sheet. Cool thoroughly. Store in an air tight container. About 3½ dozen dandies. SAVE 14€, 13-Ox. Iced Oatmeal & Raisin, Coconut Chocolate Drop, Rich 'n Chips Or 12-Ox. C.C. Biggs cups Kraft's Cracker Barrel Extra Sharp Florentine China - - quad sits Saltest Sherbet.... Flavored Drink ...................2 CIns. 894 Kraft's Individually-Wrapped Sliced Cheese Food, Pimento Or American.............. 0-°pkg. slog .Wl S () 'A'TII TIfl' ( - • ' ,4 Dog Chow...... : $1' ................. $299 • ELECTRIC PERK Jimmy Dean (Mild, Hot Or Sag.) Sausage SAVE 16c, Southland's Frozen Field Peas With Snaps Or Blackeye Peas......16•oz. bag 694. SAVE bc, Green Giant's Frozen Cream Style Corn, Nibtets Corn Or 0-08 Leaf Spinach........ ' 59' Fillet Of Flounder. : 89$ : Singleton's Frozen Family Pak Breaded Butterfly Shrimp.. 2;i. $499 _____ ' ....... © 99' Singleton's Frozen Stuffed Kodak : . 8919 ' Pkg: Or Buttermilk Batter Fish Portions........ 7 ........... ... . DEVILISH DIVINFrY 3 tablespoons shortening ½ cup cocoa 2½ cups sugar ½ cup light corn syrup 1-3rd cup water ¼ cup teaspoon salt 2 egg whit es 1 teas000n vanilla :1 SAVE 20€, Assorted Flavors Of • Cream Cheese $300 putt hasr - 4 Philadelphia Brand rat Booth's Frozen Beer Batter 4" Lykes ' and pears Di Salami ' Canned Hams................can I USDA Choice Beef Loin Pineapple Sliced Cooked Salami Or 79e Sliced Party Or (sTiI ____ ____ Plumrose Boneless .... LHeavy T B..f ., . 7 - 69' SAVE 4C, Plain Or With Chives, ('y79 Cream Pies ..........3'oz. pkg. 399 Beef, Ham Or Turkey.. 2S4oz. 4 Premium Yogurt BOX .Sacramento, CA 95813 s' - July 26-Aug. 1 Bread & Butter Dish - 59' SAVE 6c, Kraft's Miracle Whipped Margarine ............. 1-lb.wl 79 SAVE 4C, Pillsbury's Crescent 4-ct. Dinner Rolls.. ... can 39' SAVE 32c, Assorted Flavors Dairi-Fresh - SAVE 1 iC, Morton's Frozen Chocolate Or Lemon _____________________________ : $1" . peeled (9 medi um) - (ALL EXCEPT HAM) Buddig Chipped 7 12.oz. Frozen Cake ........ Bunslze) Franks........................... ______ -a c1lin Arabic Bread ........ 12'oz. pkg Pepperoni Pizza Swift 's Premium (Regular, Dinner Or Farah's Frozen (8 Loaves) SAVE 20c, Pepperidge Farm's 12'4 -Oz. Lemon Coconut Or 10•oz. Walnut Cake Supreme $ll5'J : 12c, SAVE 20c, Lambrecht's Frozen - Sliced Bacon ................ SAVE 1-lb. .. Soft Parkay.......... ieritirie Sausage Or _______________________________ -_S ________ Fll~,~ Deluxe Combination ........12-as (Twin-Pack Or Bowl) weekIfeaturing: Ti . ______________________________________ ______________________________________ A A ) Aunour5tar 1_ plastic or glass freezer con- until brown and thick. Pour immediately Into hot talnera, leaving ½-inch Sauce may be held up to 9 at Publix a pleasure. oyennp ngredieiits. tmmer, SLi dig and freeze. scenes, we're all working hard everyday to make shopping __________________________________________ Irr cloves recipe makes :i!ut 6' I 69 oprEN STAMPS . SAVE 16c Kraft's Margarine J U SAVE 2 ic, Larry's Frozen Stuffed Potatoes With Cheese, Chives Or Regular '' ' 1-lb. Combine sugar, corn syrup, water and salt in a2qua rt saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until sugar dissolves and mixture boils. Continue cooking, without stirring, to 2 degrees F. urm ball stage). Then begin beat ing egg w hi tes in large mixer bowl unt il stiff peaks form. When syrup reaches 260 degrees F. (hard ball stage or until a small amount of syrup dropped into very cold water forms a ha rd ball ) re move from heat. BREAKFAST CL 59 ctn. Margarine............. I Ii 1.1k. • VE 'p SAVE lOc, Kraft's Parkay $159 •. employees behind the teaspoon Skim off ground ginger fat as needed. Remove bay 2 teaspoons salt 1. _alf g________ FREE Recipe Booklet: A 49-page booklet, "Crazy About Almonds And Chocolate," contains fascinating facts about almonds and chocolate plus mote thaii 100' delectable recipes with color fflu5tratioflS. For a free copy, send a postcard with your name and address to: Free Recipe Booklet Altnbhd Board of California lady fingers. Fold ~ cup of almonds Into chocolate into pour mixture; pre pa red pan. Swirl top; chi ll 4 to 6 hours un til firm. Remove side of pan; place torte on serving plate. Garnish with Almond Cream and remaining almonds. A bout 10 servings. ~ cup coarsely chopped almonds M el t sho rten ing in smal l saucepan; add cocoa and st ir unt il smooth. Set aside over warm water. cola tey. and mix from the pre-melting necessary. Pour almonds Into a measuring cup as called for: t hey come in many convenient forms so you don't have to sped tune chopping. Both cocoa and almonds combin e well with other foods and are very ver satile. For example, almonds can frequently be substitut ed for other nuts in a reci pe. And 6 ounces of cocoa go as f ar as 8 ounces of baking chocolate. Most important, both rate high marks for flavor and complement each other, crunchy bits of almond contrasting wIth the smooth richness i-.j: chocolate. Because cocoa is a ve ry concentrated kInd of chocolate, ever thisg you make will be extra- - reat Party! To A G ----• " MircIe Margarine............. 4hir people. From our cashiers to up tomatoes. -:...\_ SAVE 14c, Kraft's . 2 teaspoons finely chopped 1½ to 2 hours. Stir occasionally fresh ginger root or ½ to THE HAPPY S _________________________ SAVE 5q4 ASSORTEDFLAVORS MEET •-- i X1 / Ending Fes tive . i."—.._.. Four delectable desserts to make ahead for the grande finale are sure to rate a lingering ap. plause. Wednesday, July 25,1979-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. �I BLON DIE 0— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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(THU) 6 and need to lose I'm 5 6 Status 45 More Up-to35 Cook in an itnessed,(R) 28 Adversary 7 Atop between o and 30 DOWIdS date 6:30 36 Tibetan guide 8 English derby 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS prefix (abbr.) 47 Dispatched weight when he has knee town 37 Settled I've been restricted in 50 Fiddling Most of well. the problems as 9 Snow vehicles 32 Use 6:55 40 Taxus '. exercise this past year experimentally emperor 41 Sesame plant 10 Article of faith jogging and running xercIsea ( TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 ABC NEWS 33 Mock 51 Margarine 12 Manor of a knee injury I received just simply are too hard on 44 Degrade 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 34 Authoritative 52 Spill over 13 Allay playing basketball when I was injured joints. Of course, the 46 Burdens HI, NEIGHBOR rule 7:00 letter 48 Unplayed golf 54 Porcine home out of shape. I'm now having heavier you are, the harder it 7:00 36 Hardens nc TAC DOUGH 21 Tipped hole 56 Baseball more trouble with my knee as I () (12) TODAY 38 IOU's 22 Flower joints Involved. As you MARY TYLER MOORE 49 Baseballer the on player Mel teach school on the second floor know fromyour own el@T) 0 MONDAY MORNING 24 High pointed 39 Poetess Slaughter Mary becomes the other (MON) hill Lowell 53 Eat ofa junior high school building. perlence man" nnrts such woman" Inalove triangle. (!)a TUESDAY MORNING 0(11) THE CROSS WITS My doctor thinks I have an k tiU require running, 811 arthritic condition and I am on activity that is almost 'titi 2 3 4 5 I 16 7 8 19 10 i 1 (!)O WEDNESDAY MORNMACNEIL LEHRER possible If you have bEnt 21COADIr ING MFD do not wear heels over one inch. problems. @)O THURSDAY MORNING 7:30 The aspirfri has really helped (THU) LIARS CLUB j a FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) but Ineed to lose the weight and For people who have Joint () FAMILY FEUD 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. exercise more. MENNEN problems, I think one of the best o DANCE FEVER CA ways to exercise is In the Ø$1.98 BEAUTY SHOW €0 SESAME STREET (R) al CAROL BURNETT AND DEAR READER — I'm glad swimming Pool. The water will 7:25 FRIENDS you recognize that you really help support your body weight TODAY IN FLORIDA OMNI CAVETT Guest: J fV DICK can't do much about decreasing so you're less likely to injure ör 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Emmerz. (Part 2012) your girth measurements wear the Joints. Of course, If 7:30 '8:00 unless you'get rid of the fat you're a good swimmer that TODAY M (12) REAL PEOPLE Seg0 GOOD MORNING AMERIfirst. Many people don't realize helps a lot. ONElONN . m entIude a visit to the CA that there's must about as naII elevision station in If you can't swim, you can much fat Inside the abdominal 8:00 Ihe Co ry; Sherlock Bones, a Jill. still exercise In the pool. () 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO cavity as there Is Outside UZI- can )r4cer of lost dogs; and a get In the shallow end and 8:25 port by Jimmy Breslin on the goal derneeth the skin. There's no bob up and down or hang on thi (2) TODAY INTLORIDA price of sneakers. (R) hIgh can squeeze down this edge way you of the pool and do kicks 0 MOVIE REPORTS 0 CBS fat by Improving the strength ° now and other exercises. The whole iBIacks In America: With All BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL your abdominal muscles so you point Is Deliberate Speed?" Ed Bradley to work the body while (WED) Boom al out as well fat do have to get the reports on the status of blacks (1) JAMES MICHENER'S you're In water. in America, focusing on jobs. as off. WORLD (THU) 2ENNMN tousing, education and poliTHE LONG SEARCH (FRI) You might be able to use ,a I am sending you The Health lip. 25 years alter the land9:30 bicycle. 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You'll attack in an at the music, politics, fashion July21, IM 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT and changes that occurred This coming year you will organized manner, LAVERNE a SHIRLEY (R) 0 both in America and abroad have ample opportunities to ED HODGEPODGE LODGE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. during the tumultuous 1960s. build a more solid fInancial 19) Don't forget to be 11: OCBS MOVIE "French base, as well as to accumulate philosophIcal as well as :CD (12) WHEEI. OF.FORTUNE , Connection Il" (1975) Gins . AT BRIDGE items for your material practical In your dealings Hackman. Fernando Rey. An. 0 FAMILY FEUD American detective travels to MISTER ROOERS(R) e warehouse. Exploit them fully. •i.... 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DICK CAVETT "Dick divett Replies" 1237 •IARET1'A Tony Imp.rsonasanightcIub emcee anda 1151. old lady In order to Investigs the murder of an underCOwer pollcwoman. (R) 12:40 -- -_ -U ht% H -------- ' — Burnett Plans TV Specials Carol Burnett couldn't keep Christina Raines, Richard for kitty litter in Beverly Hills. Louis Jourdan, Marie Plater, away forever. Despite recent Venture and Yvonne Wilder. Keenan Wynn, Mary Crosby Donald Pleasence, Johti ventures into serious drama When "Fantasy Island" and Randy 1'o cll are all Rubinstein, Telly Savalas and and film comedy, she's teaming returns to TV next fall Roarke teading to Dallas, Texas, to Shelley Winters. up with a couple of tier old pals I Ricardo Nlontalban) will be join the cast of CBS's popular The thriller concerns v to do four new variety specials getting a wife. The first episode soap and sin tale, "Dallas." pleasure cruise, among whosc to air beginning in August. shooting in Hawaii, will have Wynn will appear in the 2,500 passengers is a messianic The programs, tentatively Roarke wed his love interest special guest role of Pam's cult leader and 175 01 hli titled "Carol and Company, from last season, played by father, Digger Barnes, for- followers en route to establish will feature Burnett regular Samantha Eggur. Also apmerly played by David Wayne. colony in an extradition-fret Vicki Lawrence, as well as pearing in the episode are Ms. Crosby will play Sue country. The colony is to Lx Kenneth Mars and CraIg Joseph Cotten, Laralne I)ay Ellen's younger sister. And financed by seizing the ship Richard Nelson. A nwnber of and singer Don lb. Powell is Alan Bean, a devious and its passengers for a ransom special guest appearances will Waldo Kitty, one of lawyer who becomes the of $70 million in gold. be made b' Tim Conway-The Hollywood's most dynamic protege of J.R. Things will will New York model shows will be produced by her feline performers will play Joe probably be a lot more devious Neuhaus will make her T' producer-husband, Joe Don Baker's pet cat, P.C., in all around nextseason. acting debut as a regular or Hamilton for ABC. "Eischicd," NBC's new police An international all-star cast NBC's "From Here to Eternity Burnett has also done some drama airing Fridays this fall. Is set to star in ABC's six-hour the War Years." She wil Baker is a cat lover Who recent work for her old iketmovie, "The French Atlantic portray Emily Austin, daughtel work, CBS. September 16 is the personally cast the part of P.C. Affair." 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The National League's 7.4i victory over the American League on Tuesday night, July 17, gained the top rating last week, 24.4, in the Nielsen points, representing a 45 per. cent sbnr" of the viewing audience. The baseball players nosed out the pretty girls for the - BEETLE BAILEY Wed Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. KAWER TpoCOMPANY (R) lit 4 (3) EMER004CY ONE! (1) THE GONG SHOW ' 0 BEWITCHED O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS RE 0MARYYLERMOO 0 MERV GRIFFIN $9 99 \ (2)THE BRADY BUNCH O THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER noun (R) Succulent oysters, cooked golden and crispy in our famous secret recipe batter. Plus two golden brown Hushpuppies, tasty coleslaw and our big, hearty chips—another tempting new Seafood Feature from Arthur Treacher's. A, , t. . . I A , NEWS 0 HOGAN S HEROES ,, 16, •., Jr , I.,,,. Seafood Restaurant® "FLORIOA10 MORNING 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER - .1 .... MROHM SANFORD NEW AT 14 SUtG$lNf STATE - -. - Available now at participating stores. 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD 2107 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando MO N. Orlando Ave.. Winter Park Fern Park Plaza, Fern Park 4001 E. Colonial Dr.. Orlando 714$ So. Oran;, Blossom Trail, Orlando 2755 S. S.moran Blvd., Orlando 400 Hwy. 436, Altamonte Springs 5503 W. CQtOnI;I Dr. Pine Hills �66—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 25, 1,7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 25,1979-76 —yIIp— . •" LOW RCES ERY àY MIEANS YOU SA ivi 1DAY IN1AN D D A Y OU1 I E4VERYT I ME YO U S1 . ,., CHECK & COMPAR!frJ! PANTRY PRIDE... .!# (LS.DA. CJ,oicef,'es,4 ITalIey&'if./ &'sf 8uqc'inP,oduc! • p • SAVE • • • S IOC LARGE FIRM SAVE 4O Slicing Tomatoes A SAVE TIC GRE E N / P/S sjoo 4 0 CALIFORNIA HONEYDEW PICK YOUR NS SAVE 2O JUMBO (5 SIZE) 36ox $ SAVE INOs: lEG OS MINIATURE $ Pantry Pride Marshmallows 3/ 1 Sacramento Tomato Juice PKG. SAVE lit I?., SAVE IN lEst PANTRY PRIDE SLICED SPICED LUNCH MEAT 01 Sliced American Singles 680 ce' SAVE ?OC?,: PACKAGE SAVE IDE 1hz Pantry Pride Bowl Oleo SAVE *tlu Mrs. Filbert's 1/4's Oleo FRESH FRESHLY BUTTS t-eo BEEF $ 8 SAVE 36C 99 CHUCK Best Bugs in c?roceriesl SAVE IC 1hz CRAM STYLE OS $1 'JUN11 $ SAVE *31st Realemon Juice VIOl CAR FlINCH Of ITALIAN 59 SAVE lIt 1k: PANTRY PuN 0 4/$1 0 SAVE lit lii 10/99 Swift Vienna Sa,usage 390 SAVE 69d 4/11 430 18 SAVE IN LI FISH OR CHICKEN 13 So: PU 890 SAVE St IS,: CAN LL SAVE ?N6.: TUBE .il WI S K LAUNDRY guDseotIP1t/ SAVE 30C SM *1w ISUMTII OS lit _______ I ASSORTED FLAVORS SAVE 109 J O LB SAVE5C 990 Wondra Lotion SmI*NSAIMUV Suave Balsam Shampoo CLOVERLEAF ROLLS SM 11425w 5ft a 111111T Suave Balsam Conditioner 7910 curity Soft Puffs SM *3 IT SM *1w U*E 115k DI II Summer's Eve Douche EM wa CIW In I DETERGENT : I SOoz lox WITH 75455 COUPON TR55U WED.. AUGUST 1, 1975. ——————————— SANFORD.ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17.92 & AIRPORT BLVD. BTLS. U. 700 ML $10 99 SAVE 2O CHABLIS, ROSE OR BURGUNDY 1.5 LITER SAVE 10 $ 2o99 8est &iqs'inFo:cnPods'/ PANTRY PRIDE ORANGE JUICE FROZEN SAVE 10C Morton Chicken Dinner ''- SAVE lOt AN UET 2 LI PEG FROZEN 3CAN SAVE IN II.: FROZEN SAVE lOt III P115 CHICKEN. . ILM DEVELDPING Glazed Donuts 990 SAVE lit list PEG FROZEN EVERVFIISH COLOR FILM 1 DEVELOPING c,oios.s •%n* 2/1 2/$1 19d gas, 44 • S. fl i* WII .• I SAVE COLM ,l1_ARU_IIS•P, i IN SAVE Ut 33,, I*!IZEN Saluto Party Pizza SAVE 041st FROZEN Morton Turkey Dinner I U• 69' Pantry Pride Whipped Topping ——————————I MAXLL HOUSE CLASSIC ——————————— I SAUCE 32oz II COFFEE I 12 COUNT TODDLER I RAGU INSTANT I DIAPERS WiTH ONION I PEPPERONI OR lOoz JAR WITH THIS COUPON I WITH THIS COUPON I GOOD THRU WED., AUGUST 1, 1979 0000 THRU WED.. AUGUST 1, I —————————— ———————————— ..: ; 1 4 • . . 590 SAVE 10414., FROZEN IAIOANA. CHOCOLATE. COCONUT DI LEMON 690 Pet Ritz Cream Pes SAVE 10411w MiEN _ '_ IOC-1448 FIVIN Morton Mexican Dinners S•I• • I•'4.'I I S - •II•,, Mrs. Smith Apple Pie 3/$1 99, $299 SAVE 1141w FROZEN WACAJON1 I CHEESE 11I I*,5 I8%_a 8 8.fl •• I U'.. U' $169 'I Southern Belle Deviled Crab COLOR FV V 790 SAVE 204 lIlt FROZEN SAVE 31C lEss FROZEN I Morton Spaghetti & Meat Sauce 3/$1 Pantry Pride Dinner Fries •I 690 SA VE lit lOst FROZEN .., I WITH PEPPERONI I SAUSAGE WITH THIS COUPON I— GOOD THRU WED., AUGUST 1 isis. —————————— I 1 ) 11 .111 OS DUMPLINGS B Q • 4 TURKEY Salisbury Suppers CASCADE DISHWASHER 1* 29 l2oz .20C 177 $ 29 8esf &iinF-orn1bods'I Lago Strawberries _____U____ I N.R. BTLS. Sav.ftnandmonIvoniaty 880 Alka Seltzer I SAVE 2O I SI Good News Razor 49 6 l2oz SAVE UVI 110-111111 C111111113 P1IT, TAI 01 WIICNS GRAPE N.R. STYLE Beer 32bz BTL. $ SAVE 2O $166 Right Guard Deodorant FLAKE OR GERMAN LISTERINE MOUTHWASH SM *IIst / 2 PAK 12 ___ LAUNDRY DETERG ENT POWD ER D ET ERG E NT __________________________________ HEAT & SERVE 157oz $389 DINNER ROLLS . 32oz . BOX ,gpuflt 3 12 $ PAK PANTRY PIE c.cA cw., POLK oo,ID0Tr I i RICE SAG £ • $1 * 6 12oz CAN Franzia Wines fleaIIIst&aufqi4JdSI 4 8 PAK _______ COLA • . SAVE 80c! I. Liebf raumu.c.. GOLDEN CHAPEL SAVE 25 HOT DOG or HAMBURGER ROLLS CHAMP DOG RATION •• 70 . 3/$1 Dun ks Re EverYffprice/ SAVE 24C 99 PARTY . • LOAVES Contadina Tomato Sauce BARIIBIIQ SAUCE A S ST. FLAVORS EVt9"V l8oz ycefsAvE2oc59C L St1Pcota1t1' Little Friskies Cat Food ~298 4ol$118Bog PKG PKG$218 12o PKG £ 970 Powder Drink Mix Lysol Spray Disinfectant KRAFT 3/ 1 69d SAYE 30C 24.: S at PANTS! PRIDE $298 LB BOX DAK SLICED IMPORTED HAM I LB piels Beer 59' LB $188 SAVE 3OcALB SAVEIOC25s: Kraft Mustard $118 fr t ! ROUND ROAST LB A • BEEF OR BEEF & VEAL BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM $168 LB GREENDELL FROZEN PATTIES ___ _____ 3 TO 5 LB AVG. 480 TRAY PACK SAVE 2Oi A LB WESTERN SPARE RIBS . STEAK • Best &gsin?rocep/es! • Oreo Double Stuf Nabisco Nutter Butter Libby Corn • U.S.D.A. GRADE A i.e BEEF BLADE GROUND PORK SAVE 400 A LB $298 $158 Lykes Grill Meat Franks TURKEY DRUMSTICKS $178 LAND 0' FROST SAVE 40C 20.: PACKAGE SAVE iDE? LB PACKAGE SAVE iDE 1hz MIS ENI TASTE S 46oz $108 Hygrade Hot Dogs $118 Lykes Mild Smoked Sausage $228 SAVE 30C 1hz HOT OS MILD $128 580 Sunnyland Roll..Sausage SAVE IN I?,: PANTRY PRIDE $188 580 Assorted Lunch Meat Creamed Cottage Cheese . SMOKED TURKEY HAM $178 $168 Sliced Cooked Salami SAVE iDE llsz CUP PANTRY PRIDE POLISH PICKLE OR KOSHER DILLS SAVE 30 A L 2/880 SAVE 20 3/ 1 $109 *01 o: PEG NABISCO 0110 OR SAVE 13C 690 $ Niblets Corn 48oz . 48d 78LB SAVE 20 A LB LB IOC list SAVE 30C Igo: P115 PANTRY PRIDE 5 9 Best Bugsin&'rocerks/ 8.5oz MO LIQUID LB LB SAVE 60C A cou,11i 6 TO 8 LB AVG. I38 3 TO 5LBS AVG. OR ROAST lit 4hz Black Pepper SAVE lOt 1 7$ 1 DIN GRAIN Macaroni & Cheddar lls: SOB Dixie Lily Grits SAVE VLASIC . $j4188 LB 880 Dressed Whiting Fish • LIMES / c1 12 FOR I gverYt/fp ,ice t PANTRY NIlE Thighs or Drumsticks SAVE 20C EACH 98 LB 880 SAVE bC A LII LI P115 FLASH FROZEN 89 • • /1 SAVE ?O A LII (I P115 LA OS GA PREMIUM GRADE FROZEN FRYER 990 • • $198 SAVE 30 ' ' St 461 Rock Cornish Hens Pantry Pride Sour Cream EACH 01 SAVE 141st IO A LINu AVG USDA GRADE A SAVE iDE list CUP SAVE 100 39 LB 11 5$ SAVE . S •' e 58' A LI? TO 4 (5$ AVG EtA 01 CA PREMEM GRA DE Fryer Combination DWIPS.GHS. EASI TH SEEDLESS Pis M A IGOES BOX Cracker Jacks HALF GALLON SAVE Fyne Spied Quarter Oleo FL RIDA C $ Pork & Beans PINT FLORIDA DELICIOUS ETERGENT _ I Pfeiffer Dressings Blueberries tow 209: ON B SAVE IDE NEW CROP KLEENEX P~i c e t PUNCHeverd8f LAUNDRY TOWELS ___ GIANT ROLL • SAVE lit 6"lOSS ISLAND. California Carrots A (53 TO S LI PAC EtA OS GA PREMIUM DADE Lots of Chicken 49' 49 29 I. $118 Sliced Meat Bologna FLAVOR ICE .1 1 SAVE IM790 % 2BU1FOR Citrus Punch OWN! FRESH 2 SAVE YOUR °SWEET SAVE IOC SAVE bC P ACKED FRESH DAILY SAVE IOC CRISP CELLO SAVE 2O A LB NECTARINES Skillet Brand Sliced Bacon Green Onions LB LB Country Stand Mushrooms lB1 Slaw or Salad 79 LB LAND OIROST SAVE 3ESPACKAGE IN :• LBl38 Smoked Turkey Ham 49 SAVE ZOC FRESH 39 SAVE 250 / 9iCOU SAVE 3OCALS2 TO4LSAVG 2FOR $100 SAVE 2IC 0 60 Pis Fresh Pork Steaks sTk49 Boiling Peanuts • LBS258 NANO SAVE 30C A ES FRESH VALLEY SAY[ IN CRISP 00 A 11US0 A CHOICE FRESH VAItLY NANO Center Cut Sirloin Steak California Celery ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., JULY 25, THRU TUES.. JULY 31, 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. - - _ . 590 49d �I I. V F IS-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • V p 9 p p . • F Wednesday, July 25, 1171 71st Year, No. 292-Thursday, July 26, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents Complex Actions Include 5 Percent Tax Hike QUANTITY RIGHTS Peas GOOD - Knowles Finds Funds For Sanford Facel' llft RESERVED INN.000( STORES. INC. COPY11 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles has found a way for the city toprovide much of the funding needed for its share of the rehabilitation of portions of Sanford and has conveyed that message to the city commission. The alternatives include a five percent tax increase, for the iio fiscal year - something we have 'not seen for the past 26 years." The suppositious used by Knowles to find the $64,000 are as follows: - Increasing revenue estimates by $39,731. - increasing estimates of surplus funds remaining at end of the current year from $27,000 to $55,025, a net gain of $28,025. In a memo written before he went out of town to a conference, - Slow down or freeze spending by has "certified" a property tax for the city in the new fiscal year of $6.88 pet $1,000 assessed valuation of property . At the city's rate of property tax collections of 96.5 percent. the city would receive $107,109.68, which represents $79,674.68 over the estimate uscd in the budget of anticipated revenues. The revenue was projected before the figures were available front the county property appraiser's office. all city departments of budgeted funds to save $129,547. These methods would give the city an additional $59,869 in revenues above estimates used in the preliminary budgets, the difference between the Out-of-balance 197910 proposed budget from $108,650.78 - the point the city commission got to after its first two budget-paring sessions - to $48,781.70. Thus, $48,781.70 would be the new amount the commission would have to find to balance the budget for the new year. counts to their limits" and this "can easily result in deficits balance of $90,036.73 including $64,000 in the general city use fund and $26,000 in the recreational use fund. "Front this can come the cost of some materials for the downtown improvements," Knowles said. An increase in the property taxes of the five percent allowed by law to $7.08 per $1,000 property valuation would bring in another $31,02.63, Knowles memo says. "Inflationary costs are continuing to hit us and these cannot In addition, Knowles points out, the county property appraiser continue to carry the load. There is no niagic that suddenly ' al~ W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE W.D hAND USDA cHolca RONSUU CHUM ONILIU CALIFORNIA ti1 CHUCK 189 . CENTRE! CUT, SOME USDA GRADE 'A! VRV$N SOIT IONS :WESTERN COIN FED LOIN CINTIR CUT CHUCK STEAK ROASTING CHICKEN PORK ROAST ROAST ROAST It W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE 9 momw 1L9 'i $189 LI. • :.Oc• School Pact OKs 6% Hike For Clerks $199 LI. SA MAXWELL HOUSE 0 $. Limit or more purchase .KcI.cIgs. - - -. '1 INSTANT COFFE all BLEACH6 I with $3.00 c it 1 mo.. purtPm.. excl. ;Is. - ASTOR /1 iI_I.• linus • lL. wuvn a.w or- purchase excl. clgs. 6 ARROW LIQUID LAUNDRY Detergent ASTOR COIflI 6. X. ' SPAGHETTI .:. '., THOMPSON SUDLUS • LILAC _Liguor ....6' $1" ________________________ Napkins . T1 .'- . ''•,• "TON$ .• - 17 MVII2 CHEK COLA, 41 . WHITE GRAPES s 4 • -• re , .... • • .'.4S" ••: ... ;.j.: .,•.., 43 .''.-•• PIMENTO 1 11 HoiseyJews • ••• IACH : VINE WE 94 I S. . ?i Sour Cream . • cto 49c ,. .•.•L.... ? ..Pø*S-b:;qØ;3t 9 . ces ., t. u - i- - ;'# , 71110.. I '•4 4t• -: - 1413%.. $ I 'I".' ______________ notes I 701 $ I J 110 s. I 11..I Jnoto j 11.1 •,& rT' - V" 011141 - ••••••• - - . . - k. •. - .- .. - -.'--.---- 8.. •••.4. _-- ... è.- , - auaa . TOTAL SALE WASHINGTON UPI In- by 0.8 pe rcent last month and flation jumped another 1 per- was down by 3.5 percent over cent i n June a.; soaring energy the past year. and housing costs more than The Labor l)cpartimicnt reoffset encouraging moderation ports came on the heels of in retail food prices, the President Carter's forecast government reported today. 'l'hursday night that inflation That increase in prices paid would moderate during the by consumers was almost second halt of the year. identical to advances in the past ''My prediction is that inflafive months. tion will decrease in the mouths The dismal June per- ahead," he told his miationalls formnama'e muicant that inflation televised news conference. during th e first half of 1979 Carter said his .1(1. Increased at a 13.2 percent ministration stilt considers annual rate the largest half- infl ation to be ''th e biggt-.-,t year in flationary jolt since 1974. single threat to the Aimiericami During the same six month people', both rich and poor. ;imnl period last year, prices rust' at to the future of the nations a 98 i'rcemut annual rate. economy in the mnontks ahead The Labor I)epartmmient Carter said he ould stick i, report showed the immain culprits his current economic gaimR' were energy and housing costs. plan, despite the onset of the G asoline prices at the pump recession, because to do othert'Iimnbed 5.6 percent and IKane wise would risk further inflaheating oil was up 8.6 percent, tionary, pressures. the department said. Gasoline The June price statistics also costs have now surged at an showed: annual rate of nearly 61 percent that all ronswiicr prices in 1979. rose at a 127 percent annual The one bright spot was food, rate last wont hi, the fift h %'.iuriI rose by just 0,2 percent straight umionth that Increases - Ilk .. . , GALLONS '' / C'E -. _- . .. )/i ('cz // .1. -. - . . • . - . .- :,e, - : ' -.'- - .................. - "', J VA - . - - :-'-- -- •• • - mr~f '- ,. . v we -' ' ' ' . _., - , '.-...; . - - " 4. - JA .• - . ' ,, . , - e 6W41611 Mae • . •- . .- -- : .. w - ', - r: I - - Herald Fifty-three cents a gallon for gas - a real bargain! That is until you notice the zinger on Photo by Torn Netlel -- Iina Station at 25t1 Street and I"i'i'iitli in Sanford. 'I'he prk'e is only for a hail gallon -- - - - 9s_.. V. - Equalize Share Of Gas Tax Funds, Seminole Aides Ask 19 ---------.i 411100000 Z I 100$ 00 1 100 J 131.000,. $400 1100.._I 700 r1T1 r10 I I _ojj -$.7l0i I l. [ • O ISO I 3. 7001. I iloo.J -_3 I 01131 1 100 I?3IVI toTI PIZtI I '3 oo 'r '• ,, Energy Leads Housing And Inf lation Rise - P- -' Page 2A - SUPUMAND 59 ;• - See KNOWI.F.S. '. Today I HARVEST FR SN • ' LB. ;•.• T' - Gas Prices Continue U p, County He/pless To Act r.:,' NECTARINES C - - Kiiowles ended the ineino with the question, -%`hat path do % ou plan to select?" The commission has slated budget workshops for Monday .imul Tuesday at 4 p.mii. each day. In earlier sessions, the conunissioners cut from the proposed budget: 'lime weekend raising of the U.S. flag at Memorial }irk. saving $1,560 in overtime pay iroimi the paiks division budget yfor tile sniallest rise in 11 have Iven I percent or Inglivisonnel of Seminole county - instead of the previous two mouths. 'l'he smmmall June in- Prices rose at a 13.4 Iurcuuit (NIPSCO), days, Cowley said. crease represented a continua- annual cale during time sct'uii(l Earlier the school board Also, life insurance coverage Lion of the immoderation trend quarter following a 13.0 pefletit voted an identical pay increase for each clerical employee was which began in March. Grocery rise (luring the first Liii . of 6.04 percent for ad- increased from $3,000 to $5,000 store prices actually registered imiwiths of time year. ministrators, principals and at no cost to the employees, a decline ill June. other county level employees Cowley said. Employees have the 0.2 percent rise in ( id The Labor I)epaz-tmmient said not affiliated with a union. The the option of purchasing an prices '.sas the best perforthe main reason for the' unbase pay for these employees additional $3,000 to $20, in nuance since the 0.1 percent proving food prl'e picture was rose from $20,978 to $22,246. insurance coverage at their Increase of July, a sharp drop in meat prices, poultry, fish and 1978. Meats, During their negotiation own expense. eggs dropped Pork, poultry and egg prices sessions, SECA and the school Lastly, clerical workers who by 1.8 percent. Beef prim-es also fell, management team discussed use their own car for Jobalone fell by 1.3 percent. 'i Th e June Cumusumner Price The price of gasoline charged by at least one Sanford prices are determined by his contract with the distributor. four amendments to the clerical related activities will receive 17 in de x stood at 216.6. 1'tmat However, prices for fresh fruits service station hit $1.06 per gallon today and county "The distributors usually contract: salaries, grievance, cents a mile instead of the get the prices on Friday for ' means that goods and services and vegetables increased ;I. energy officer Jo Ann Blackmun was sympathetic, but tile next week, but one dealer said lie had to change prices other fringe benefits and the previous 14 cents per mile which cost $100 in 1967 were percent, following two lllolltIlI% said there is not hi ng sh e can do about it. Wee number of leave days. alloted, he said. I.. priced at $216.60 last month. ''e can continue to expect this sort of thing until the "I'm a victim, too, "she said, "I'm already paying over lim e housing index rose 1.3 aftem declining stepdil) Sliuctcongress passes the President's windfall profits tax, the,, a dollar a gallon for unleaded. percent, the fifth straight mid-1977. it will probably settle down to around $1 a gallon," she month of large increases. transporatiom costs adadded.-- JANE CASSELBERRY office is in charge of fuel allocation for the county, Besides heating oil,, home vanced sharply for time eighth but I have nothing to do with controll ing the price strucpr i ces rose 1. 5 percent, home straight month, rising I.; Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................2-B Carter seeks support for tare. The price went up by three cents a gallon last week financing costs were up 2.1 percent. More than 80 percent Bridge .....................2-B Hospital ...................2-A down state so we can anticipate paying more here this " percent and repairs costs of the gain was attributed to Comics ....................2-B Obituaries .................2.A week, jumped 0.9 percent windfall profits tax on sharply higher gasolume prices. Crossword .................2-B OURSELVES ............. 1-B In another dose ,if gloomy 'Price gougi New car prices rose 0.5 per ce nt ng re gulations are very di ul ffic t to enforce EdJtorIaJ...................4-A Sports....................6-7-A news, the Labor Department last month, less than one-half of as they are based on the dealer's profit margin Abby .................1-B and his oil companies, page 3A Dear Television .................3-B said the buying power of the May's increase. Used car Dr. Lamb ............... ...2-B Weather ...................2-A typical family of four decreased prices dropped 0.2 percent. PALMETTO FARM PLUMS OR . - -- the Non-instructional Per- personal leave days with pa cn . al NOICT $10, at 601 HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH :.' . . C ROLL 00 ' •.J.( ' JUMBO CLUB MALT . INST ;:' to THIN Vup. ~4 .3 col, mum as FLAVORS LIMIT 4 PLEASE :z r• ' / EASE SAVE 10' COUNTRY ,1 ___ $ZCIIV CHUNkY) 4 1 °° 4 CANS ____ VIIANCILILO, 11111,11111" SAVE VPTO$I' AU 12-ox. SWenina let rn. PACK T~HJWTY MAID S4 - SUNBELT */TOWELS Towels 6$ 41.ox. BTL. •••• 3Lais 2" . . . LI ' 10-0Z. 169 BEER more 69 GAL. BUSCH -.i : V BYSHARONCARRASCO With a 6.04 percent pay inHerald Staff Writer crease, the base pay for clerical The Seminole Education workers rose from $4,974 to Clerical Association (SECM $5,275, Cowley said. a contractual "The base pay for positions agreement Wednesday with the from aides to executive school management team that secretaries got a 6.04 percent features a 6.04 percent increase increase pl us another two to in base salaries. three percent increase in inErnest Cowley, chief crements," Cowley said. "Also, negotiator of the school team, the pay ceiling for the number announced the accord at of yea rs of experien ce was It Wednesday night's school increased f rom 10 to 15 y board meeting, adding SEC/I is For example, an executive the first of four unions to agree secretary this year with 10 to terms for the thlrd-yeaç years' experience made $9,788, contract. but with 15 years of experience "Th ey wer a pleasa nt group shewouldmake$11,482, Cowley work with," Cowley said. said, "We came to agreement in four Before, a clerical worker with bargaining sessions, which is 15 ye ars' experience received unusual." the same pay as so meone with Sally Harvey, SEC/I 10 years' experience but now president and the union's that has changed, Cowley said, negotiator, could not be Consequently, some emreached for comment. ployees could receive a 17,4 The school management percent pay hike to adjust their team still is negotiating con- present salary to the new salary tracts with the Seminole ceiling of 15 years' experience, Education Asociatton (SEA), he explained. the Seminole County School Bus In other changes, clerical Drivers Association, Inc. and workers were granted three WA BU aCLOROX : LI. . a Knowles also notes that the vity's, public projects funds has Knowles said the city can come up with $64,036.63 of the $88,000 needed in materials for the city to participate in the project. The city's share of the project would include constructing brick sidewalks and some paving, The way, he outlines in the memo, would require a complex number of actions by the city conunission, including raising taxes by five percent. And, Knowles points out in the memo, that taking the alternatives would require "stretching and scraping of ac- produces city services at no cost," Knowles said in the memo. It will be catching up with us in the coming year. The citycoinmission must consider what their plans are to meet these demands for services from the public while the costs increase and the public does not want to pay. To compound this, next year will also be an election vi'ar when traditionally the conunission has been reluctant to confront increases in inillages or rates ________ -- . .-. -. - .L - - ... --....... . - . . . .' - -------- .-- . -'------------.. O• 4- - 4--- ..--- -.--. - . ... .. - - • ..• - - -- - .- - •- - - - ---'' - -..1IL Bob French, chairman of the Seminole Board of County Commissioners. But the Seminole County members, to gain a delay, must obtain the support of at least three Orange County members, plus the one Osceola County member, to secure a majority of the 16 votes. Seminole County has four voting members on the 16-member panel. They are commissioners Bill Kirchhoff, Sandra Glenn and Dick Williams plus Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd. By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer - Seminole County representatives to the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) today face the difficult task of convincing Orange County officials they should relinquish some of the $160 million in gas tax revenues they are scheduled to receive over the next 20 years. - Members of the three-county MPO were to meet in regular session at 3:30 p.m. to review and vote on a highway-funding plan that delivers eight dollars in state and federal tax money to Orange County for every one dollar sent to Seminole County. The plan was prepared for the Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) by the consulting flu-rn of Tipton and Associates. All five members of the Orange County Commission are voting members. There are two Orlando City cornmissioners on the beard, plus a representative from the Onumge County-Orlando Expressway Authority, and tho mayors of Orlando, Winter Park and Apopka. The remaining member comes from the Osceola County Commission. "We're hoping that the Orange County members will listen to our concerns and grant a Ml-day delay on the plan so that a fair distribution plan can be worked out," said In the past, the representatives from Orange County have worked as a coalition, thus controlllng,the activities of the MPO, French said.. - - - ..._ • - - - - 5. 5 4 . .9 4 .'e a. - , • .- '- - - -• - .- . lithe panel votes down the request for a delay, French said he will ('all for a special work session of the coun ty commission Monday to mmuip further strategy. That might include appeals to state officials in Tallahassee or proposals for amendments to time DOT plan, he indicated, The DOT plan spells out the allocations of the first four cents of state gas tax and federal gas tax. Revenues from those sources are distributed from Tallahassee to the various 001' regions throughout the state. The departmerit then distribute.,; the funds according to each region's own scheme. The problem, French said, is that the scheme used for the Orange-Seminole-Osceola region is based aim historical trends which are no longer applicable. If up-to--date figures for population or time number of highway miles were used to calculate allocations, French said, Seminole County would receive one quarter to onethird of the available funds instead of one-eighth of the funds. - - - - - Additional revenues from gas tax and license tags art' distributed to the county, but those funds are given on a set formula and not affected by the DOT plan. "What bothers us," said French, "is that the MPO is supposed to deal on an area-wide basis. But when the allocations were announced, we find the funding is vim it county by county basis. "We're hoping that the Orlando and Orange Counts people will realize that area-wide transportation needs don't start and stop at county lines, that they are con. tinuous." One particular project likely to generate controversy is the proposed Buena Vista interchange planned near Disney World. According to the DOT plan, the interchange has a top priority, at an estimated cost of $12 million. French said it is Wile to take a look at whether taxpa) em-s should foot the entiiv emt of that project, hictm essemitiallv benefits one industry. He said he feels DiSne) Would should participate in the cost of the project, - - - - - - . - . - - -,. -.-,- - -V ,.$ V • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald