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BLONDIE iliiIIh - -- - —: - S Tuesday, Dec. 11, im - •_ - - - - - -- - - 51 Arks landing Answer to Previous Puzzle place 53 Activity I Weds I I CLEANED ot.zw7I 55 Waxy 7 Clench SAG AND PUT IT BACK ØN RETURN THINGS 1301 an artery ointment 05 YOUR WITHOUT 14 Roman deity 58 "The , RXENCH TELLiNG , Cometh" 15 Sad (Fr) SPA 16 Metal worker 57 Scrambles Of !RIUM I7Dry.aswine 58 yeas .. 2 GENE $ P CIIII l8 Inserts DOWN $$ 20 Ranch animal ............ -n c1 21 More 1 Persiens. for substantive 1 example 23 Life ______ 2 Knowledge $ 110rrl SA I I 26 Biddy liquid 27 Germ culture 3 Of 19 Whet (It.) 38 Sup waste 31 Golf clubs 21 Puffed 39 Kind of power Mountains 33 Resort city in 22 Attacked 42 FurIous (abbr) Florida __________________ Songstress 23 Hence 43 Tennyson 34 Soils 24 lxii Page hero 35 Rested 25 Civil wrong 44 Supersonic Hawkshaw by Mort Walker 36 Italian family 76Ament 28 Lively measure 37 Vast expanse 8 Actress Rainer celebration 48 Field ON 40 Lighten 29 City in Iowa OF iilP1K 46 Rowing tools T146 NEWS STRIKE 41 Made larger 9 Coffee 3O Travel on dispenser 41 Period THAT% eor AT SOME 44 __ . Tse. 10 Quality of horseback 9 HOIISI' rung SO COOKIE 32 Ocean liner sound 50 Hostels (abbr) 11 Company of UPSET? FACTORY 47 Boca Florida people 33 Music syllable 52 Stadium chair 48 Three (prefix) 12 Rabbit 37 Blackboards 54 Golf mound % _ I HATE PEOPLE WHO BORROW THINGS AND DON'T RETURN THEM' eel - W4ERE'S i.tor OHO ANY P 0 yc&j N I 1 C I 1 C A C Coffee OAR L A 1 OJN J I I LA • lanA ' g . ________________________ ONE ON 1ST - BEETLE BAILEY GET RACK ft is - 4 5 6 7 14 15 16 19 17 THE BOR N LOSER i by Art Se nsom &w1, gi41 TAE*15 V)W - W CCWR 111TH 9Ot3U%5, I MK*W 21 - - — — 23 24 25 BMW 15TAVIM srA lvrQ . Ly - — 32 138 37 40 41 42 - - 43 _____________________ 45 46 44 51 - ARCHIE by Bob Montana ARC)4E' I KNOW IT'S A STUDENTS! OUR VET AND RUN PCIPAL,MR,WEATER&E, UDI11RIUM LESSON J PU&(*01 F1 SPEAK ING, UT TM NERVOUS ' IIME REST THE PROGRAM IS OUR OPtY SPEAKER ____ MEETINGS OFII 52 55 - - - - - 53 _ ____ - - 56 - - - - 57 — — — — — — 38 ' .___ - - - - - i 1 INLWSPAPEM £NTIRPPISf ASSN _____________________________________________________ _ HOROSCOPE _ _________ Kaye said she is hoping investigators from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare's ( 1H!VJHATBJEP.. SFARE )Th ( III-Mm WXQ gEplhD,, ALIZ S. .. I. NO1flI.- "-a $AKJ$4 have the ability to bring ps InynJvlag friends harmony to any ial have an excellent situation. Take the initiative cha*ce of success, Your when you see OthOTS getting thinking I. clew. Your ideas off on the wrong track. Find he ••1It•$t0 t merriment, out more o( what lies ahead Runs 114 for the year following Try your hand today ___ ____ at you in by Al Viermser WHEN ',OIJ GOING 10 9.0/EL THE LK LISTEN, LONG THE MAILMAN CAN GET THROUGH, SEE' THERE HE IS N.' j AIIrO.GM,h your copy of 0o ___ RUT CR3732 •K$ a ,g$ ye. to which you '' •q - TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Iranian has become bad (for him) this is another leaders said today that Sen. Edward matter. Kennedy offered to meet Ayatoll ah "Incidentally, this is not the first time. Ruhollah Khomeini in an effort to resolve - ______ _ the hostage crisis, but a Kennedy aide He even went to Mr. (Mehdi) Iliiyerl resident foreign ministry adviser denied the report as "totally false." in the United States) and wanted to talk There was disagreement in Tehran, to the imam (Khomeini) an d solve the however, on whether the reported offer h ostage problem. The imam did not was made by letter, telegram or through accept." an intermediary. - - 'I S ,;' . . . . I k - ': The controversy over the alleged .; . ' ,, , "I ,'.•:;'!. I . - _____________________________________ Bs* Nvn,tnt hinwsli aCcused the ___ ' , UU - I ' . U -..... . .. .-T--- OUTDOOR to the same at As County Aids Low Library The offldal Iran radio early today broadcast what It said were the contents .-" but South omply went on to Court Fees Rise from "the crimes of . was PLUMBING? Whys is It inferior? Because even If made it counts 10 fflt5 less than bOtrwflp and Vulasrable Both • __ unreatin ranlnaaneff orttodlvert attention America." .' ft made by both pairs In the bidding match as North's four-heart bid and South's four..spade bid. Then one North jumped l) Mxspades.Theotherbidthe same five spades we suggest, are even goes J.. • Foreip Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh Kennedy move sharpened as the Iranian told the radio another version. judge who claimed responsibility for the "A telegram with his ( Kennedy's ) assassination of the sh ah's nephew said signature was received and we sent it) the 50 American hostages, now In their to the tinamY' 39th day of captivity, will not be sen tenced to death it they tried as -. . (-.;; •- - % . ..'. - interior slam contract. • ___ t h . ____________ Note the bidding. South's fOur-club bid tells orth that d sixades to , IWA116 A Q 04 •AJ$ off m4 come ____ •le$7 54 111111`11111111W09 do house for the enyistis will AMio.Graph, Box 4I9 Radio besidifeny, giving y QtyStation, N.Y. 10019 Be tobeproudot, sire to specify birth data. for each OKAY.' IT your bkth&y by seaft tor WUT p743 •cc _____ PRISCILLA'S POP VV i I 11 to see was 10$ a event Meet Khom eini -. South has San slam interest. KQJ$ a soc To '.. ' rly ________________ GEAWdlkny 21-Juni 30) • Trying - ______________ - ____ .5 WIN AT BRIDGE can be brought into reality. shots, better results will sAGn'rARIus (Nov. . ensure and grist., pine are ..: Dec. 21) Because your likely, or Kennedy Denies . ' .. .m group I . saft systolic heart murmur at completely normal life being the apex. This condition was as active as feel like, you f" .fr$,J I -'-. particularly large group of foreign-language speakers other than those speaking Spanish. Several school officials said the district can not ' ii s',.' ti two u p IS I .'i •'" 1 you av&vm sums so c-nwe "You don't have to know a foreign language to with the demands of the investigators, although -. •.: YOUR BIRTHDAY volves found by a stethoscope during unless your doctor because pleasing both youranother, Ideals are an eninIloil. iecember mi lls you other. could it lead specifically te This cornIng year are proiems later on In wise. to llkelytobefarmorevlalonary TAURUS(AIwiI2O-May) Today, awe the leadership than you have been In past. That which you perceive role. With you calling the Howie — speaking 39 different primary languages, but no speaking students, adding the district does not have enough of any particular group to qualify for federal funds. Neither Chieu nor her volunteer instructors were available for comment, C2iLeu entered the United States In July, 1979 teach English," said the narrator of the he believes that no violation is taking place. re ev For Wednesday, December 12, 1979 by attending IAke Howell High School. ' go BYSERNICEBEDEOSOL E E K I MEEK aides to teach op. active ____________________________________ - - "We speaking students or their parents," said Dagg, adding he would expect parents to complain to him if they 11eved their children were not being given a full education. Kaye said she does not know what kind of program can be created by the district, which which prompted Central Florida to bring the foreign language-speaking students in the vestigators can take a variety of actions against a federal law, must have equal educational portunities. complalnt.The complaint hu been brought in the district, Chieu is learning from a volunteer district if they find violations, Central Florida Legal Services attorney 'l'reena name of Chleu My Truong, a Vietnamese refugee speaking her native tongue. Dagg said the district will be glad to comply murmurs f ________________________________ TODAY ! 't uiscnmination may - —— uage them Neil Goldstein. under one of a number of methods, including sufficient programs for teachiM EngW to English. Sometimes the aides speak the foreign Although Schaffner said the Dividends formal English as a second language programs foreign-born students and those who come from language, sometimes they do rot, says Dividends program has no Vietnamese-speaking volunteers, and bilingual classes. homes where a language other than English is Program Director Dede Schaffner. Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Theodore While the government does not mandate one or really think most normal and In young active people. adults would get along much Many such murmurs are better In life they didn't use produced by exercise and coffee atall. The same applies may beheard only when the and colas containing heart is beating rapidly and caffelne. forcefullyasfrornvlgorous To give better Ides of exercise. Such faint the effectsof coffee uponthe be heard on osme body, I am sending you The examinations and not heard Health Latter number 14-4, on subsequent ones. Coffee, Tea, QVocolate and Murmurs, after an, are colas. Other readers who merely theao undof the flowol want this issue can send 75 blood.Andif you have a ai cents with a long, stamped, circulation, that can envelope for it. produce the sound just like a Send your request to me, In rapid stream down a brook of this newspaper, P.O. can create more sound than a City Station, slow running stream. New York, NY 1X1S. You certainly should find Th. caffeine In coffee is a out whether your doctor stimulant. Basically, a cup of thinks the murmur is imcoffee ia liquid " pill." It portantor not. If you don't get can Increase anxiety and a clear answer, have an nervousness. alua on at least every year DEAR DR. LAMB - My or if there's any doctor informed me I had a change. You should lead a you a 48 49 80 47 g on means to tea ________________________________________________________ L is currently being The Services, charges the djgj provides in. seeking students with who have - Of are active and dD not have any disease at all. They're parIn fact, I ticularly COnUUOn in Children CthOF ——— Accused By DAVID M. RaLER Office for Civil Rights will come to the district in under special legislation allowing her and her Dividends slide presentation, which asks Herald Staff Writer January to survey the schools. family to settle through the aid of Catholic Social volunteers to join to help teach non-English Federal officials soon will begin Investigating Seminole schools do not offer English as a Services, speaking children. Charges Seminole County schools discriminate second language course in the district, although She arrived with no knowledge of English, and Under the federal Civil Rights Acts, all children against non-English speaking students by failing classes available in some languages at taught the language by two must be provided with full educational op. to provide courses in English as a second Seminole Community College. volunteers, one a Central Florida University portunities. Under interpretations by the Office of language. Instead, the district uses the Dividends student, the other a retiree, neither of whom Civil Rights, this students must not be for - J39 - Schools jorders. 35 36 - ——— you normal heart often occur in in. recommend coffee children who are normally dividuals no heart 33 34 CDMFO~W 1. —— — — — 27 28 29 30 26 31 t7 22 - - Cents Lamb nw only time I have ever said sounds like it may not be too that cotfee would be useful for important. Systolic means children was in hyperactive that it occurred during the children. In that case, the time that the heart was caffeine in the coffee has an contracting to squirt blood effect s1MW to somie of the out. And apex refers to medicines used for children hearing it near the tip of the with such disiorders. heart. Such faint murmurs No, I certainly do not during contraction of the _______ 13 481.280)—Price 15 em andwifl DEAR READER - I have in my chest? no Ides why Your grand DEAR READER - The mother would draw that conclusion from my column. description that you give 10 11 12 8 9 US PS th no tow for it. Who's rittA? exercise and cause some pain ° 3 ld-( appear or . 2 good for _ - 1 Evening Hera -- - F- !!SaMord, Florida 32fl1 you become that dlldiu ad&adt0thmth the coffee and that ci the Can think a periodic have a stimulating effect. life? Do Therefore, it would not be examination Is necessary ? advantageous ______to force a Child Also could this symptom diminish upon to drink ceeiltbeddldhad , ElI No. 91—Wednesday, December Year, -S ___ ______ _____ 72nd Dr. advise all chilsnto drink so= 0ff I 00 Uff JoAt *heri1es2oneefyow mean that P H rE.r!IiLt _____ _______ C columns andherpretecIfttO AMA L I V .-.•-,t,-- .Ilri ]Hleraldl Children DE4RDILLAMB—MY Ak NUN AjNJO1DJE NUC r Some For 01Y 'YOU! -. LAZY Right RYE N . ''ii-i,r YOU Only _ i P ACROSS by Chic Young rr I - HareM PSIN by Ti. NSI itley No, they're not taking a giant step backwards for Motel on U.S. 17-92, Job mankind by moving toilets outdoors. 1%e com- ponders the view at the motel. which Is scheduled to open in mid-January. modes are awaiting installation at the Cavalier foreman Joe . Wh TO C A cia letter In which KIflfled7 PhItOftdhl3' The Fred B. Wilson Memorial Law asked to meet with Khomeini, Library, housed In the county courThe broadcast said the letter was thouse, will get a financial helping hand written by the Massachusetts Democrat from Seminole County. Consequently, Dec. 9 in which he asked meet filing fees for lawsuits filed in the county Khomelsd and praised the ayatollsh's will rise front $29 to $32. accomplishments, saying, "I shall givO The law library Is in large part f unded blood by surcharge on filing fees, but due to The radio said Khomeini rejected an increase In the number of legal Kennedy's requeA for a meeting. In Washington, Kennedy aide Richard surcharges have proved Burke said the letter was a fabrication. inadequate for some time, according to "It's not so," Burke said. "The senator library board of trustees chairman to my for your a current 19) Heed your hunches today have the ability today to '. regarding ways or V 0 West Ne,th Cut Iseib a story with Memoir who can help advance a goal and an aura of mystery. you now deem important. Utilke this to the bust of your You're on 0 the P Pi. Pan right 1 NT *• Pu. *, Pa. 4 i• 49 PM 46 reflect match point bidding. Will a diamond lead deleat North's dx-spa& contract? Jns$ surely ahi. but has made no communication whatsoever Wilifain A. Leffler 111. with the ayatollah and that broadcast is The increases, approved by the cowlty Carter was expected to announce plans wst. today for increasing the dolow budget Sok-en indicated C&rW would an- approval of SALT to a military increase. Press secretary Jody Powell told totally ladse." He said Kennedy "would commissioners Tuesday, will give the unveil his plaits In a reporters "the purpose of this speech is never say anything Like that. Carter was few nounce a 1001 multry budget as high as ll not the library budget of $34,000. Without them, by billions do ars Despite the denial, Iranian leaders years to match spiraling SoVM Military $140 bigion, an increase of newly 5 major address at late afternoon before to provide as best we can the aden operating on perc.nlslmedat'wlnnthg over osconenti thelnfluentlalBuslneuCouflcil,madeuP ministration view of where we stand in insisted there was such a letter. spending. $14,000 annually, which has left it in debt Sayed Ahmed Khomeini, the Islamic of th eStrM.glc Arms Limitation Treaty. of the thief executives of 100 top cor- defense capability ( and) where WASIUNGTON (UPI) - President appvvg for a much bigger military at the Pu. &. Pa. I • He . West takes his jack and a safe return. Now AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Feb. youhav.n't done your h4iday p ____ North cub,. dummy's ace of 18) The soft sell Is reqiür.d shopping, today Is the day to clubs and runs the spades and today In pr..-4k your Ideas do It. You'll BAd oriithj Opening usd48 hearts. On the last spade or or proposals to essential thefamllyha.bsenw.otlirg heart,We.tmustunguardhis ssppostsrs. Stress the logic of at iiM f* FI0, king of diamonds or chuck his whet you have to offer. Lou (le. DOct. 23) R Wald Jaaby king of clubs Mail P1$CU (Feb. 20Marth 20) Your cherming penenality Is (NIWIPAPE* VITiP1SC AUt4.) lldacould bsa rewarding day Ooslng d all over the place Tears Na"Outill for youintwoways -fkrding today. Yo IIIthinUhst taken frees a 18.7 Bridge (Do )vu have a o the way to do something that you believ, in, and bu bow areWorld the W,#t "AM majaslas bidding will while to *sa it must padly. OIIt W ts " '°" added the slmultan.oualy advancing SCORPIO (Oct. 34-Nor. 23) £wtW hinds lernel,.. _ hab Qsmet4on. is* your st ha aiMuaud N axonrpanted All your South has a. trouhil a we waft by_sten ARID (March 21•Apnll 18) hr higin gear today showing '' Je 2-Ahe s The flIt hJf*wts aflW(WN. 00111111:111311:01110 today on any you how to gatlera h rmeuon. ad lets It rid, to ha hi about bars liii gI,N him an MW co*mws and n deeply, especially If it In. Used your bair nice. . oiss 0VJ4CVM0CAN.) ON byStoffelIHiImdahl AINfW43aT 6A5"J OPENS 1DV. 6EASON \ - qmetion f me 1 K turn a profit, - ______ atus ________ at six .- ' <26 ta_u _ F*ANKANDUNIST q ' ! - Legal book publishers. Radio Iran: The leader's son, said should the next few years." me White House saId it expects the The current budget for the 1900 fiscal poratlons, In the East Room. Seminole County will still have one of He said the Soviets have had large original letter is with me. But since Mr. the lowest filing fees in the state, Leffler Also on the president's schedule today Iranian crisis will help the ad- year is $130.2 blUlon. Kennedy has seen this published and it said. aides on some of his in creases In their military outlays. meet were meetings wi Th presumably ,would th e increases ministration in gaining congressIonal aIM A Uskert r t^)n n o \M1 _ n Z IdI' 144 lb dOiN "is 40 _ iu.— tA 5a*JPINPIN1 OLP uww IM IV, wrAp,sAsmN— pwwr SUNP for ___ Jr., who - , . MG... I DIDI1' MV SI X 1'14o(II'V. VU DID! - , ' :. " __ __ . - Areadibsasch •••. : - . •. ' - • __ 13~ * .............M . •S1C . $ ...• •.. • $ '-• .•.. . ., ' " - ___ ____ a 1S.hy.$4ost sleeping ___ • flg epe_ors office, ad batbs-ooms. ad i, P" ..... - ... ....................êI ____,.,..,,........,...$'A - .._,,,,,, - - -- dty 1 adloinlng lbs s.stMionweuIdaimbsavaUaMoflr -------i - ee ce 41111010" to an a... • - -. , "ttI • .'. - . Wjj:i-, ;...,...,.,..,.,.,.,.*A peeved ad "bsiwbss heirs aidluked tft low Joke ruled tOth$4Ibld mday si tba I was not r.qulrsd that the dty vodin. for bide for th ITS ONLY - A DUMMY - I tI_.___. •S..s. ._. S • -. -a- ..-q.e .-. -. e -_--_ -_ - -_-.--_ ._.._ . . ____ ; _S___ _.. - ---a----.. -. --.- .. - ,. - _. _______ a- -_--_se-a- - -s___ ___-_-- _- -----'---- - - - _ _ viww NvSMPWS,WTOM • - a.'.' p.., '. for do ftc W% Wei sees a grow station, ad a dey rosins ____ . -v.-- •..s'. __ . : .. a . - - ___ Tod" ' •4• __ __ - ICe!u1 :. ,* w w __ IOORI14D IWM*Y _ - ___ I by T. K. Ryan wrve - __ ZOIN1115 TUMSLIWUDS MN v*1UN •,, 1111 II#AM-. '-'-.. ____ AND SA - BjJANE CAS$ELEUY whlc# should break the 2-2 Inipaá, endangered others using the lake. They Hind stv W,IS hasex perienced In said they understood when they purr winch the druid their homes that gas powered Comm! loners Will voting on a successor to J. Longwood City again try to select a new city attor ney The distrIct 1 seat has been vacant boats would not be permitted and the when they. meat In sPecial seWn since the resignation of lArry Goldberg person causing the problem was renting a hous. on the lake. in When the ordinance was drawn up by l Afthat Until UWY Will 0111 CO candiØt.a for the post. Gerald ICorman Id4 to ben pspowerod boats from the the city attorney, some residents said it r as too restrictive and Torn Minnow of Longwood, Wilhiar" H. Morrliin of 21.acre Lob Wlnsorafteramundingths Aitamonte Springs and Join JoaN of ordinuis at the request at wan igak' polled residents on their feelings another Interview rnid.nto to penitesUbosta electric and fo,mdthunloopel?cefltin favor of Casselberry, trolling meters arid fist-pedaled boats, In amending the ordinance to allow the non. before tubing a vote. to boats propelled by oars, gu powered boats. add J u li an £$ty Attorney Ned In other busin ess, the commission resigned effectIve No. 1, agreed to stay =b: — already euØ.d u.'anlmonaly authorized a $15000 exis e cor"'vn to th give 000 Jan. 1, Residents ho lived arwad the lake passion of the fire department City a replaew to (lad eppodimity '"'Ion AirnMrMor David Macey called the So far the four tft"'OM15 have ontalty petitioned the been unable to agree on a selection. aublag motorboats be banned after a present cramped living conditions for Newly elected Steve Uskert, scireibied to ru'dsat epsratad his matoebsat in a firemen "deplorable." me two on-duty now seeping in an dr y ad caused flen San aim in January, be .ift in aiim,, pdim, ad foot room whidi Fire Cidal Queries neat Monday to BUlbs distilat I vaciscy. bach nnn.ncuanpsrestoa JAB celLlbs Ades a hitches, office, y aim babrooms ad a bay for fli trucks. F1assforeqnd1 for anoBlos - II - May Dedde Longwood Attorney __ -_.___ mu lIl to two over ___ by St.'I Las and John Rom its byibTlravss we go over 'ts? _ SPIDER-MAN a ____ ' r Q1_ to - __ '' ge you _ economic advisers, ___ ____ -, Sam Nunn, D-Ga., who have tied their _ over of _____ BUGS SUNNY the objections of hard-lhwrs like Sen. foreign policy and lunch with his chief It Isn't a real accident, just a practice session for Seminole sheriff's deputie, In gathering details of auto accidents. Several deputies corn'pleted a Florida Highway Patrol course this morning by writing up a series ci 'accidents" staged at Sanford Abort, behind the Sheriff's Department. FliP instructors set up the mock collisions complete with "skid marks" and 'bodies,' while officers Is the course dlagnoue the "canoe"ofthe"accidests." 4 'a ____________________ ' ' 22. ' ' •- ... -• , .- i* Q* L..u. si.. q W8' I'..-' t'-.'•S- - . -.' tSl"• '& .. '.' '•_' .•' "_"..• -. ...'; . - -, . -- . --. __________________________________________________________________________ . - - �: * ::- I Wednesday, Deputies. Arrest Vance At NATO Meeting To Back New Missile Force BRUSSELS, Belgium (UP!) — Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrived In Brussels today for a joint session of NATO foreign and defense ministers that is to vote on a plan for a modem medium-range nuclear missile force In Europe. U.S. officials said they anticipated some opposition at today's North Atlantic Treaty Organization session but expected the NATO council will finally approve the plan, Denmark, Belgium and The Netherlands are likely either to abstain or speak against the proposal, said officials traveling with Vance, who will represent the United States at the meeting. * Britain Back In Rhodesia Guardsman AWOL bnsbiess, charging afran- Richard S. Beebe, William J. because It was never properly Catherine M. Radasklwlcz, Bernard F. Sheppard, David chije conpany failed to Dowdell, Linda & Dowdell, approved by stockholders. George C. Dannala, Mack W. The plaintiffs also claim the services for P. Tursan and Francis K. A man, absent without On payment of a $15,000 fee. Ftkes, Alberto Guide Jr., merger did not benefit them Tursan, asking the court to Nancy C. Guide and S.D. or the company but benefitted determine the fair value of the leave (AWOL) from a Key Lester Handelman and V West Coast Guard base, Klontz are suing Florida Kirchman, who was president shares defendants hold .of and Linc., have filed suitin turned himself In to sheriff's Software Services Inc., of Florida Software Services Florida Software Services, so Circuit court in Sanford, Klrclvnsn Enterprises Inc., and Kirchman Enterprises. they may be reimbursed by deputies Tuesday evening against Tiffany's Bakeries rennn ionn Leaoeuer, 01 11U i' luronman and Florida Software services the firm resulting from the Inc., a Delaware corporation, Burdegall F. Kirchman Inc. is also suing the plaintiffs merger of Florida Software sIxirg ,Pa.,calleddeputiesto fronted by a man looking to charging the ccnii*n' failed demanding the merger of the of the stopmerger action, the parking lot of the Days Irin Services and Kirchman exchange $1 bills for a $5 bill, to provide the services it Motel at Interstate 4 and State compani es be thrown out Vincent S. Radaskiwics, Ejtrise5. contracted to give him for Route 46, at 7:20 p.m. But he only gave her four• opening up a Tiffany's Tuesday to tell them he singles, folding over one of the franchise. wanted to place himself In bills to conceal the shortage. Plaintiffs are asking for a their custody. He was taken to He then asked her for a $10 refundIncurred of the feedue and other the Seminole County Jail after bill, "doing some fast damages to the deputies confirmed his AWOL talking" deputies reported, alleged breach of contract. status. adding Ms. Smith told the con man she would have no part of FLORIDA SOF1'WARE: I it. He quickly left the area in a FLIMFLAM REPORTED TWO MORE SUITS A woman confronted by a car driven by an accomplice, Two more actions were filed con man outside a Ui' Champ they said. last week In Circuit Court In * food store managed to lose Sanford concerning the only i to the operator Looking sun' IN FRANCHISE merger of Florida Software for a larger return, say 1 Services Inc., with Kirchman DEAL deputies. Enterprises Inc., in October. * Suzanne Smith of Orlando A suit has been filed by a Scott Annie, Larry D. told deputies she was con- Seminole man and his Baker, Joyce C. Baker, p By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Wrtter VVUKLU IN BRIEF — . * Italian Students Riot . ROME (UP!) Police firing tear gas fought leftist students around Rome University today in a second day of violence that prompted Premier Francesco Ccsslgstosuinmon his Interior and justice ministers to a special meeting. This week's trouble began Tuesday In Turin, where guerrillas of the leftist Front Line terrorist group took over the Turin University Business School, herded 200 people onto the main hail at gunpoint, selected five teachers and five students and shot them all in the legs. - * -wu's'----•---------•--- Wednesday December 12, 1979—Vol. 72, No. 97 Pvbtlsksd Dilly and SiMly, euc01$ Satitlay by TI,. Sanfwd N.telt lit., 30 N. PISØCk Ave., Son". Ph. 32711. $ic.M Class Postage Pill it Saølsrd. Florida eda 32771 $i* Dillnry, Wask N c oots Misffi, $3.51, 0 Moffis, $33.SSg Year, $43.00. Sy Mall: Walk 11.601 Mi. $4.21, 0 ~k,$$34.01111i Year, Energy Program To Aid Poor Families ___ p og Poor Seminole County p raons to help families who are having of applications. trouble paying their power At 5 am. OvaMity typographical it?" rswrvid. for with the filing companies In the area to &acues the r ram. on Friday, The subsidy will be paid bills can gain financial Corrigan will be meeting with directly to the utility cornassistance under a new representatives of utility panles by SCA, Corrigan said. program instituted at Seminole Community Action (SCA). John Corrigan, co-ordinator HEN" F MEMORY Setnoran Funeral home, of the energy crisis assistance Henry F. Memory, 62, 01230 Altamonte Springs, Is in program (ECAP), said today SCA has received a grant of Temple Ave., Fern Park, died charge. needy Monday. Born in Bladen County, N.C., he moved to FMEDERKZ McCAUOIL with theirenergybills. Frederick George Fern Park from (3arktoo, He said as much as $400 in N.C.inizo. He was a retired MCC4rTVU, 00,011* Crystal assistance can be granted to Bowl Circle, Cass.lberry, a Baptist. each family meeting the died Monday. Born In Alpine, minimum guidelines for in. He Is survived by his wile, N.J., he moved to Ca,lberry come. As an example of the Elsie; sons, Henry F. and Bill, from Peebekill, N.Y. In 1976. guidelines, Corrigan said, a both of Orlando, James, He was art director for a family of three may have an Longwood; brothers, Alex, puiglthlrg company and a Income of no more than $7,000 Whilevill,, N.C., L.G. Protestant. annually. Clarkton, Paul, Newport Survivors Include his wife, nd a d, Atlanta; Bernice; mother, Ada, Corrigan said he is hopeful News, Juanita Crlscoe, Cuselberry; son, Paul, that as many as 200.250 sisters, Clarkton, Hazel Long, Ma&on,Wls.,DavidMidlna, persons can be assisted Bladenboro, N.C., Celia N.Y.; brother, Edward hrough the program. Bridges, Clarkton, Grace Whittier, Calif. and one SCA outreach workers In Singletary, Hernial, N.0 and grandchild each of the low income areas Mildred Bigler, Dublin, N.C.; 011111191101111 Memorial (liapel, ill be available to eligible two grandthildrui, . Ham. for Funerals, Orlando, WW$VWRUWP.L us AS IS - ALL SALES FINAL MANY MORE UNADVERTISED ITEMS 'AT TREMENDOUS SAVI NOSI I SCOPE yprrr ,r,r, oil LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (UPI) Flames pushed by erratic 50 mph winds roared through narrow coastal canyons early today, forcing hundreds of residents to abandon exclusive homes. Officials estimated the fire, fueled by tinder-dry brush, had scorched more than 500 acres. Some 350 firefighters from Los I' I I. '9 ø TV"rW__ 449. $%"," ____ ° -1 W W~o OF AC JR. * * 4 0 Z. * ' S . ' / iø . ' - Reg. 4.99. Little boys' moc slipper is red plaid acrylic flannel. PF short, long sizes. CLAIROL .0 H. 4 - S .vAmu . Pini1h,$ ROWUtT$. Ii UVIM. .- _4 SUP OFT PU FFS ' of an . AUTOMATIC ClOOL TNU1-1 STA? PNATØSL S -, IF 0 S Jim Off, for , lir b S PassAusPmvAvLim I dress slacks 0 S N SSS. f't shirts and 77 fur 'V Pr Now, two great ways to charge! M A CHINE Calif. Gilkirt, $S, Ims..t,i Lw. Iraill, Neg. 9.49. Men's classic opera slipper is brown vinyl on crepe rubber sole. off selected long sleeve woven Isp. $119. Contemporary vested suit is tailored of woven polyester. Center vent locket has buttonhole lapel, straight flap pockets. Trousers have belt pop waist. Regular, _irm" Mrs, low IS .ft'f ''lI( 6.64 25 Yco oaue IVVU JIF.MAR11N$L Jo.qb Fruidi Mutin Sr., 74, it A1tm&. Ii1a. i.i I aftw Sale Sale 3.49 Beg. 3.99. Girls' furry acrylic pUg slippers with vinyl sole. II —, Mrs. Deletes AMR@* k R. 5.49. Men's rnoc-style slipper pile lined for cozy war mm Sale 2.79 25% off this men 's vested suit. MftftWft opCsuacll milm we: Wft 20; on. JSI P. Jr., Iaisra; . Sale 51 N94 Reg. 5.99. Men's wide-wale corduroy moc Is polyester on cushion crepe rubber solo and heel. Blue, brown, or wino. 59 .- 11111 the ows of 09 med1ate1' known. -. . * * Anthony J. Hoseman from the circuit court bench. 0ff a large group of slippers f family. * — The names of the three men have been sent to Gov. Robert Graham for consideration for the appointment. The appointee will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of I Orlando em there in 111. He was a rowed 'nr"4sspsrutssrferths Mw Mse4iha and attunilid It. Junes Cstkobc bsdeaL&wasa bu'; * Newman Brock, one of Seminole County's representatives on the nominating cornmittee. Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties battled the blaze. The fire was still raging out of control early today in the coastal resort community about 60 miles southeast of Los Angeles and there was no estimate of when it would be contamed. Cause of the blaze was not im. — I I 0 — Transferred $3,586 from a contingency fund to raise the approved budget for the General Sanfo?d Memorial Library to $14,006. Fire Rages Near Expensive California Homes I . required, he said, would be 8090 truckloads. Ng. 5.99. Women's moo-toe scuff is leather-like polyurethane on split leather sole. Tan, sky blue, or bone. SICT a=' =' . *00. ow The nominees are: John Paul Jones Jr., Satellite Beach; Martin Budnick, Titusville, a Brevard County judge; and Stanley Wolfman, Merritt Island. The names were released by Cod, Mess.; two graidlia,Kbnbsdy and1d; I brother.' WflhIi.s Clarence I M" of ptimpso Beach, I Grunkow Gaines Funeral Hom.,LollpoodIsIndlIrISI I a olse'rnngsmunts. em'0 344 committee. Sale 4.19 12 01. ___ * Three Brevard County attorneys have been nominated to fill the vacancy on the bench of Florida's 18th judicial circuit (Seminole and Brevard counties) by a judicial nominating Sale 4.19 1Survivors include her heebsad, Rebut P. DulNow • it XM . . been opened and which is now planted in lawns with sprinkler systems. The fill Attorneys Vie For Judicial Vacancy 0/0 Neg. 5.0. Women's shaggy cuff slipper is acrylic pile with padded vinyl sole. Light blue, pink, woodhue ot gold Whole sizes 'Mn.' Louise Fields Baithlow,00,01004Logan Drive, Loegwood, died 'Tuesday evening at Florida Hospital Altemouge. Born In wind,ahe bad livodin Longwood alm 10 uyg thsrefromMIw'Ille was a member of First United Nothodw Clifford 01 Sanford, and member and past president of the South EN D - OF - YEAR CLEA R ANCE Sale - •0 I *_ E 0 VIDAI, SASS O ON GIFT SET on the district. 72.95 cents for diesel. The prices are subject toan escallation The city commission took the request under advisement, clause. In other business, the commission: — Denied the request of some lakefront property ownrs for — Approved renewal of the annual fuel contract with Gulf Oil the city to fill behind the bulkhead east of Mellonville Avenue. which provides that the city pay 74.46 cents per gallon for City Manager Warren Knowles said the area requested filled Is regular leaded gasoline; 76.53 cents for unleaded gasoline and located next to a dedicated street right of way that has never - The St. Johns River will be dead within 25 years if something isn't done to stop its pollution and the damming of the stream, 111100 Pain 01 the Friends of the St. Johns told the Sanford City nLai1on this week. Pain and J.T. Turnipseed, president of the organization, áowed a film to the commission on the river and asked litance from the city In seeking an appointment representing Sanford and Seminole County on the St. Johns Water Management District, The two men also asked commissioners to consider the !'otict1on, improvement and restoration of the river a major concern of the city and to give it a high priority status; to appoint someone with official responsibility and authority to beep constant check on the river problem and to Inform the o"niIon periodically on water level and pollution with special reference to Lake Monroe; to attend meetings of the management district at Palatka; to express the city's concern to the state about the neglect of the river; to communicate to various state agencies the city's Insistence on action to correct and Improve the condition of the river specifically Its water flow and pollution; and to Insist that the water management district make definite progress on the restoration of the former marshland areas, which originally fed the river. Pain said although the river Is of major importance to Sanford and Seminole County, this area does not have a representative on the water management district while Nassau County, which is untouched by the river Is represented DAILY 4 • CLOSED SUNDAY AREA DEATHS - W By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 OILANDO DRIVI. HWY. 1742 at 27th St. * RIC yyy reIpsjI4, Dec. 12,1979-3A Ste John's River Could Die 'Friends'Wam Sanforct — • Southern Rhodesia (UP!) — With the civil war still raging, Britain planned today to resume control of Southern Rhodesia to end a 14-year white rebellion and prepare for a peaceful transfer to black majority rule, Lord Soamea, picked by London to serve as a governor empowered-to rule by decree during a transitional period leading to black rule, was to arrive later In the day. The airport was under very heavy guard. Ewnlng HciukJ Wednesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. d little * I S * yse I ney ristmas Place The k01a Pins. Nuy. 17.91 s.d Sis$ Ops.19 am. IsP p.m. Mis-lit. s. 19 em. Is 6 P.M. kudsy . 11MW VIM S St. U • -- 'T1'' '1 1 0 410 UI .i *.14dd1d14 -. - • -. -' '--.- S - • ..4 -. , .,..- — .5 '*1.' , -.s , ...... -. • •. - I . • • - - • . .. - • - .-. - - . . S ow '" • 'b:%tY' �4 .. .-. ,. '.-. ,_ - - - -- - . - ....'. . - . -, - -- -. -' - -..--,- . -,-. . .- . . . . . . . -- -. -- . • r . -. - ,. - I Evening Heiuld Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. iAI CUSPS 111110) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLIt. 32771 Area Code3023I11 orI3l-*3 Wednesday, Dec. 12, 19-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDAPlO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 10 cents; Month $310; 6 Months, $2200; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $34.00; Yekr $47.00. Ted, Longwood City Commissioner J. Ri.sil Grant Is getting his red and white suit out of the mathballs for his 30th annual appearance as Santa for the children of the city. But this year Gr.zt, who has trimmed his portly physique down a little on orders from his doctor, may have to add a pillow or have the suit taken in by his wife, The chilcben's Cbrldmu party will be bald Saturday at the community center across from the fire station in Longwood 14 p.m. Admission to the party will bean ornament for the in*. On the mimeographed sheet advertising the party were holiday drawings to be colored by the youngsters tobe tied byaatring for uaeutree ornaments. Scmet it seems the annual party is the one Around Carter W sJ And thins -.----..---.-.--In N Speaking of Santa, the Sanfordlenulnols again this year. From Monday, Ds 17, tbruv Friday, Dm 21 Santa will be answering cull from children bet lie 7 and 0 p.m. To talk to Santa call 3211143. It's still too early to tell whether Senator Ed- _____ _______ If there . mv siss. d In Sanfo - rd ss'es, ibm Hwi, manager of Southern Ball's Am bars besn't odket Wa too bWY 111171% to , DOW . get the 320 major fini" to ld phow servies to new dnvlop meats. Centruj Florida Is outstripping any antkipolail powth, Hot told the Gikir Sanford y. Oiambsr of CnnWrC* board . attending the party. There has been 00 col)- ward Kennedy's echoing of the Ayatollah tributed toward expenses aW $126 in chocks was Illy JANE CASSELBERRY Rtihollah Khomeini's accusations against the shah will become like other historic blunders that decisively influenced U. S. presidential cam- - - pagns. But, however this episode turns out, who can doubt that the senator's manhandling of the delicate Iranian issue at this point is a far greater and more inexcusable offense because of i ts contributed by various persons during the r - - . • • . . .. - • . - , I - - . - - - .'\ Y. . '.• • 1' . $, ,. . •• - i' - , . - I - - - - - - - - VIEWPOINT . . -. . - ON c5T SPERY mra. maw& Choice. Neither t accommodate thsa who "ran one thet violent regimes in the history of mankind," Sen. Ken nedy apparently had no other reason than to Par - - VIEWPOINT . OPINING Statu*S FL*ME-'RETARtoAsi Symbol CHEMICALS. ' CRAFTY AMMICAN PEVIL&I Save $76 to $148 4 of our steøl baited rndrnlq_ - on - Danger y - emarrau rresiaern t.aner. iuter all , me By ROBERT WALTERS president has shouldered full responsibility for the decision to admit the shah to this country for WASHINGTON (NEA) - The good news treatment of cancer and other ailments, for Republican party loyUsta Is that the GOP Sen. Kennedy's intemperate condemnation of appears to have recovered from the damage the shah, taped as it was on the campaign trail by Inflicted by the Watergate scandal. a San Francisco television station, has been The bad news Is that the party's support widely perceived and appropriately denounced as among rank-and-file voters still hasn't a crude exploitation of the Iranian crisis to boost returned to the levels enjoyed by the GOP In the l00Os and early 1960s, when to 30 perhis sagging campaign. That he could not predict cent of all voters Identified themselves as such a backfire-that he could not imagine such RniihlIrnne incendiary remarks would Inflame the Iranians Those figures dipped down to the 20 25 even further against the U. S. hostages they Sanford Mayor Lee Moore cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of the village Smorgasboard restaurant, 4200 Orlando Dr. The restaurant's owners, Sir, and Mrs. Harold Fues, are standing to the right of the mayor. GRAND - TAIb FABRIC 9AF9 WN "MCAUD WIT14 - United States should -'--- ------.--------. By DON GRAFF O.K. So you already know that franchising has been of the hoitted business operation, of the '7fo. But do you know what Is cuiTently the hed franth product? If you answered burgers, tacos, photo prints or massages, you're out of date. It's the suqtan - or, more precisely, tedmology's cowierfeit of nature's real fling. ____ Tanning salons - establishments conslating of a number of fluorescent lampllned booths -are springing up across the country, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Business for most is brisk to blooming as the public reaponde to the appeal of a golden glow without the bother of all that time and sweat In the slai. Business Is even better____ for a clutch of _______ companies (with Inspired °' of Plan's-Tan and Tantrific) doing franchising. For an hijtlj) fee of $15,000 and up pluaapercentageof the gross, they set an entrepreneur up In business. 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Tires mounted at no extra charge. ____ ___ hold-simply impugns Mr. Kennedy's judgment percent range in the late 1960s and early iV7Os - but the party didn't reach the nadir of Its anew. popularity until late 1974, after Republican It is easy enough now, in light of our tragic trap President Richard M. Nixon resigned in in Iran, to cast blame on the president. But we disg race. nearu no protest irom hen. ienneuy at me time - ________ Ill a nationwide public opinion survey Ow shah entered the N.Y. medical center, nor did • only four months ______ after Nixon was SIDE we hear him defend the Carter administration completed forced out of office, only IS per of those against widespread criticism for turning its back questioned Identified themselves as earlier on our erstwhile ally. Indeed, it Is difficult R.PubIkIL to see bow PresIdent Car3sr cot" have refund A For .the luigNy ___ PK4wDobm*4mwswv"re~ firm of sta te friendly to this country without being By DKK Was vim ftm recover his Make in a few months of ed the lV4 poU for GOP, - WA&IflNGTON(UP1)- One way Amirk* WUUamlSghspodaomstkn accused of contemptible appeasement of the justt completed another survey that allows 21 can tall who Its real Muds are Is by their wat cast adr from the ers after, being juy ___ Khomeini regIme. percent of those questioned labeled them. willinglow to There are, bOwivvr, some d'awbacka to er a... aosy by matine s. Moreover, aside from the unfortunate im- selves Republicans. this rush of the pale.eklnn.d pulgic to fry paigavia permanent horns. If, indiat,d, the plications of Sen. Kennedy's outburst, he was in the loath less, ft mM be Italf like franChised cukPus. Medical More enco uraging to party officials are the Thus far, we ha,. managed to avoid getting hvnWe guilty of a distortion of history. Although the shah authorities and the Food and Drug in voter attitudes In response to trampled in the r. 'Ilse who ha,. stepped tha henidity Iscertairdy flawed When measured by democratic queatlon5 about which of the two major forward at t$p tks of need Include ibegs, Adm'nlitratlon, which has new safety Whicvortame,behssaahedthsUMe4 Ideali, nevertheless, he was enlightened by the political parties could best handle specific Iceland and Egt. liMes $0 hip him It riacatat $0 ft rr'v'ere pending e concerned about Utdess you watocoMIr,whithbsa b.kuuusM1to heepamsqsuesthe SSedfl sirsawe to ultraviolet radiation, feudalist cstandaidsof the Mlddle East -In fact, problems or Issues. 'l-d e repeatedly invited the k 9. is thi d os we r'I hear ii a he was too progressive. As columnist - Carl T. For example, those surveyed In 1974 chos FM1 aging and potodlally cancer. cudrjr. $0 kve. Rowan, no defender of tyrants, has repeatedly the Democrats by a 31'll margin when asked of lbS I 1JI Aatuslli UTIIN$ $0 .Md , a an one critical dsrmntologld emphasized, Iran made remarkable advances which party would do the bed job In con- date bee mad. the shah er he c.ida'I omldms a.0 PSI Oat, for all that a golden tan may bsv the alit of tidIi. th under Mohammed Reza Phahlavl; the literacy t011lfl$ (4)VTTIUUi • L_JI IICS and .ogui'1"n it is situation isalmodreversed,w*bthe NfalL rate grew from 5 to 50 percent, Infant mortality pdfl,the Aithougis be regde n.Uuuug but the a ice place the Ayic c tIN ft Mrlie a het's reaction to injury from Republicans preferred by - a margin. to visit, It Is understood t he ='t wod b'-'i by dropped by half, women were granted the right to in the shah. ultraviolet ra'4'en. It doss nothing for you Public opinion on controlling Inflation went urn to liv. there. The Frenob mM have bad ether '' on "issept mayho an a MM,a symboL" vote against the bitter opposition of Islamic 1974 to " ft= 46-12 Danocratle In Thal -M didlil't tbbk d lit. OtherPaoli i a Solodad9owlse dwir mind ad And Umn ya heive it - do I of leaders, per capita income hrreased tenfold since R.publlcon this year, In the Issue of reducing has aroused *11. ü---- pendMy he. winej I'rn..w they aksa ui4 hove cams the MW. gdsrn..on If not the bottom 1I, and more than half th. nation's land once __ imauploymesi, the Democrats currently are cause the shah Is od murk Its wIter forth w 'an invitMisa._Pickups rmeo, - of the MW. decade. owned by one percent of the population was __ But ibngiwouldappear9.ho,eaItgeing fremthelIa9.Dopsatdeeggetft bya.1$n*rgi, but In 1074 the redistributed amoi millions of peasants .ilft was a far, wider $44 In favor of the for It. t. Woll,flr*there was the pet rocks than For oaet,*Isawarcby, whickinthe 'ilay, s. *l'" ceald y, mft crab and new we ha,. the To be sure, the shah's arrogant, authoritarian Democrats, fotmolgoMth,iIsa&t4 "$NNWbS Is kIb1 fo aliWillal eglftn yoftheyeer. $plal59.lithe rule led to widespread corrtçtlon, - polltical op y th modkriguingr.suItsothe • shah of ken. Ma3tS he ceid May the in the of wcsddbe novelty ' preulon and - physical torture of political JMconsplMed .wv Illustrat, the extent to to.For another, ft Is 4end of Ill_' ay's old place. It thi's atli nc*'t" Des Scott Triclo of Li Habra, Calif., ______ Is prisoners. And to be sure many Iranians were jge ee,tng piely of sppei$y for yes," the he prehsM would cerdlag to a wire reped was certain he ', • privaer. ry. 'WSUSiI MIte ho,W .Give us a the yeWs as bediefler in his regime sought to suppress cp.bl, ranalvls4 killed as the shah's coicncorarv wobIem& They who. Ji ek, the e 9. o Ma de_Mer and wel get f .. Sale - - - ... I , rresenre - -. I' President Ford's insistence during a nationally televised debate that the Soviet Union does not dominate Eastern Europe. -- -. - . tearful breakdown in New Hampshire, or D__ . -, •' - . Tmas A lawyer's agency has on tap. An individual pays $66 graft, not something minor." After she and her first husband were annoyed ex-wife came up with a a year, a business $. 'In return, subscribers can call us at divorced, she moved to California, Christmas present not even'the Neiman Marcus catalog Is offering - a gift any time 24 hours a day, if they believe remarried , and she and her new they have a legal problem and we will hus ba nd, Ray Croxen, set up a consumercertificate for legal services, "It's the perfect gift for a friend who put them in touch with one of our at. oriented legal service firm that would has a habit of assault and battery," jokes torneys who is a specialist in that "rip off the veil of mystique shrouding dhorce, the legal profession,to Kenneth Leslie :f Professional Legal InThe firin was founded in 19's77 by D Kay corporation, which normally costs $450 to "It's a gag gift," he concedes, "but it's a serious i I all Mall-Lewis. She's not an attorney. but $1,500. An uncontested divorce that would she was married to one. cost $2504W elsewhere on the west Coast utilize. "lie was a public defender and an costs $1504250 "People hear about it and laugh at first assistant district attotney," Leslie exAs for their Christmas gift idea, the and then they say, iley, plalned. 'At cocktail parties with him certificates are available from PLP, but some can reallyuse a. and his friends, ha) learned a lot about the firm Is working on arrangements to The $15 certificates - on quasi. how attorneys set fees things like sell them through gift shops and parchment suitable for framing" - estimating the value of a diamond in a department stores. entitle the recipient to telephone legal client's ring or by the cut of a suit, conBlair Melvin of me Law Store a counseling, which PLP hopes will draw versations like how much do you charge similar legal services program run by more clients for its subscription legal for a divorce, George? Great, I'll charge attorneys, said the gift certificates service in Los Angeles, Orange and that too.' sounded like a good idea. Ventura counties. "She heard about favors between "I don't see anythft wirong with it, if PLP is not a law firm, but an agency political buddies, gratuities like bottles of the savice is legitimate. That's quite that provides access to 87 attorneys the booze, and all this struck her as pure creative, and a really nice gift.,' LOS ANGELES (UP!) - - possible conaquences than, for example, Creorge Romney's confession that he had been brainwashed in Vietnam, or Sm. Edmund Muskie's __A_ • • • mainly small Items from food stores. Shetiff Jolsu Polk hates to give them a police record, but says he and his department will not tolerate shoplifting no matter what the age of the culprit. Si ) h.. uIl*d RVP IRMhM c.nln,' Volusueer program) to help solve the situation, secordim to Bob Doehn., who Is on RSVP`s board. They are paroled to RSVP and required to put in a aertsin number of hours as a voluntear. This keeps them from having a record and gives them something to do, while pirvviding RSVP with more volunteers,' Daehn explained. _______ _____ I Legal Aid Gift Certificate We hear a lot about the juvenile delinquents bilL th e Seminole Sheriff's office is getting a lot of _________ plmIMi about senior rita shoplifting, ______ Jaycees will be spOnsoring a Santa Hotliné politi cal ffereceaare tempora rily piasideas the adults putting it on have a much to n the children. It looks like there will be plenty of food to est, gifts and tmts for the dWdre of do city The Clock In questioning why IGohowhowNiochVgSO1thSP7 acoiçle of years'while her husband wait an the coaen. Itd that there were 700 froom left over hat de In nione's frs.,ar from the previous year, but Gr said only 000 sredendsdksthsflrd$aosandmed of them were conewned by the hwy yowugdera. and hii9i vrii ir th. t'Itv - Lyreai Liiiirvns ewa are working day and night layIng 3.2 miles of conduit along Highway 17-92 In Sanford to didriinde more feeder Ilim The company is working to expand service in Ottledo, Winter Springs, the Crossings and along Martham Woods arid Ma rkham Roads, but It may be Febr uary or March will some areas now wathi get now- phone connections. - • No trade-in required. - - -- JCPENNEYTIRE WARRANTY These JCP.nn.y Sires are protected against road hazards and dot.cts untilVU of tread remains. They are also protected against premature wesrout during the warranty period, If a tire fails return It to JCP.nn.y and we will repair or replace It charging you, at most, for that portion of tread used. Charges • - Save on baseball geco Save $25 will be based upon the current selling price. - Req. 124.99. Sale 09.99. Vitamaster exercise bike with speedometer/ odometer, timer, variable tension adjustment. Welded steel frame, adjustable seat and handlebars. Comes unassembled. . 4O off - , - d Iuxe AM/PM stereo radio With 8-track. ' - 25 off electronic Sale 12.79 Sale 18.39 speed - Req. 15.99. George Foster autograph leather fielder's glove, - __ - ____ ___ - ______________ deidMa filled with real crude oil priced r at 11111. terrorism and revolution. Big for Sen. Kennedy to ,ut pty" esplerer, 7tber. in 1771, ho heck 9. pee." put theiliah In the same lingua u Amin, Hiker, ciusice, ii pe,.at volelsered that We*ieoralieelbsyre Whish___ ___ Stalin, Mao Ibetiang, Geoghis IChan or Caligula II aaer when soiled wth pall could control indicates t shah would he of a dial .eib p9.y triable New thi whIle 21 percent gave the same warm wikam.. to engage In hyperbole equal to Andrew Yotmg's shah ,.d ud ban 9. "r And, mod pen_Ive of all, theN a are_I, 191gi" statement last Febuary that "(Khomeini) will be answer on the lames of Insuring adequate $Ing the place ep he preceded for eenppein the'a 've IJf, somewhat of a saint when we got over the panic." esi.r stcclles arid k4ding down tans. hanniotRowan, a kiln and long-time_observer of the Iranian scene, speculated recently JACK ANDERSON how Khosflshtl mull be laughl'ig at th. way "his crazy adime have succeeded In provoking Americium to (sets not .w KhomeinI $ crime. ____ ___ _____ ____ ___ Whi wan wrong w the timing and _ lah.lW MaiMed jod before the sour. theUam in Tabra jA,, - ____ ded: Iron Id ud Your Own Iredan CU Welt." ____ ___ - - - • - - - Is Conn0 . of 1rui.99 i I'l IS his PI$)IF 94. çfttthtg his side. and - - • _____ j amiy Big. wo may ho beth the beet ud the word of the _____ . - lillY'S WORLD - - •. -- - - • - - - - • - - -- - - -. 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Rawlings' - leg. 159.99. Deluxe in-dash AM/FM stereo with l.track has pushbutton controls, LED channel and stereo ildicators. - , ____ control. ~ale 119.99 '. - Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1979-4* - L - --- -- -- Daisy' BB pistol. Includes paper targets and split leather holster. -' '. "q ' - -- . -• ............ - - �imp I IA— EvenIng Hera, Sanfsrd, FL Widr4sdav, Dec. 12, in Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1570-7* Letters Come Pouri ng ,* I n' T Santa. Clau s Area... From Our From Around The World... Ship Orlando a nd Sanford DearSanti, ToSenta And many who corne in find It hard to rdflae NEW YORK (UP!) 'Please let people be I want Softino, HO train, simple words of children. My toy flat: Baby Alive, the nice to each other," Peter, 7, asks. Gustavo Sweetie Face, Sorry, and baby carege, baby bed, Baby / "I've been good all year," writes Billy. SaYS his feet are "flat and twisted" and he V birthstone bracelet. ask all stroler, Spyrograph and "You cm was wondering if he could get "new Kirsten undqulst checkers. "!know you give toys to little chilere and! tarry asks for some money so his mother can Casselberry know if YOU co'iVe flS a toy," asks Nicole Rarnuer, Joey who lives In a poor neighbotbood In Sanford These among the requests In letters to 96 Dear Santa, Santa Claus, pouring in by the hundreds each Queens. I want skates, housecoat, Dear Santa Clause, from around the world to the General "I been bad," says Annie. "I will try to be lI skate suit, skate box, cloths, Please bring me work saw, Pod Office in New to the good." Sorry game, lute game, a strong arm loader, Top North Pole Is delivered. aware these are stuffed animal, boots, cover Pit Stop matchbox, miniature Mostly the ug lee girl Darcie, Barbie doll, farm set, farm set mitch box short, of toys tots want, or they any they areaware thelç list cannot be Barbie doll cloths, gold scenery, sit ondrane, sit on filled. But others are pleas from pple who might necklace with floating heart, dump truck, large truck, race aeemtodtobellevethSaintNickbutnd "i dod want you to get me of these panty hose, watch, skate track, Star Wars Space too old to hope someone might care, might be because would cod to much so got the on" covers to cover Fetch All Puppy, liftable to help. I want most writes Amy from you think that load elevator truck set, Ranch and tape. And sometimes thereis help because Cleveland . In our stocking- lip gloss, Wagon with removal wood Please, could you send some toys to my post office encourages those who can to take And then them are letters from the poor. big big candy cane, jacks, sides, Hot Wheels, train, at leastoneof the lettersandeither answer it "I'm the mother of three boys on welfare cards, earings and pompoms: clown surprise box, drums litti. brother Oliver who is six , scribbled with a letter from Santh or, if possible, tosend with the little money l receive frcaithem and I love you, Santa, see you and a bicycle, gifts because the writer comes from a poor Its Impoodble for my children to enjoy a Send Ma a good lookin man soon. family. named Anne from a strife-tom Northern Ireland. merry Christmas like other children, otthout Melissa No to take us picniclng and Millie Lee, a customer services your help." writes onewomnan from Harlem 208 Cottonwood Drive, fishing, someone nice. representative for the Postal Service, mid of who opened her letter with "Dear Satta." Merry Christmas. To Santa Wlnter8prinp. Frazer 1, walkle talkie, space Beat. the 8,500 letters received last year, 1,500 were I want skates-, socks, Mork helmet walkie talkie, nite Love, Love, "Plew, could you send some toys b my answered in one way or another. SelbyJohnion with space packet, Lester, glow jump race set, radio Scott Blethoe little brother Oliver who is six" scrtb$eda "Some people no so far as to dress up as To Santa, 441 VihIen Rd., horse sets, Star Wars sets control cars with cones, army girl named Anne from atrlfe4orn Northern 585 Walden CL, Santa and take gifts to poor families," she I want kitchen and dishes Sanford. with space ships, Sound suit with gun and Golden Wluter8prtngs said. frelarid. playones, Kissing Barbie, skateLan(LakaJc suit, babby _---- gowe up, Barbie camper, Daily 0:30.0:30, Sun. 10.7. Shop Lsbrg, Di Land, Mt. 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AT TH*OIM AVE. - - A "AVO.RY PORD *.v... u-we recorci changer features dIamond siblus, ceramic çtls, 3-speed vsrsat.tity, speakers. Shop now. - WX 17OOLO5NTANO.I $HORPINO CINTM - OUr Rig. 79.97 - ' 5i. .....,., • .4 • .424 I.4.dII. 4.4.4 .4 f' - .5 4 .4 .5 -. - .., -----* 5- 5 5 .- S • •*••-._. . - - - I �-. -. - -- 14 * . - . . .4 .. . .,.,•., . . . 4.. • ,... . •,.'--...-•.• . . . . . . .. I.. •. • AL ,..,....4 .*--. .. 4 S. bA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wsdsdsy, 0c, 12, im dIiuiIi' Carter Gains . NATON IN Ed 9 n .4 7s SPORTS San Francisco: 0 0 Feinstein Wins Evening Herald, Sanford, FL. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Mayor Diane Feinstein took over So Francisco's top job today, saying she would serve "all of . . thepeoplet In rebuilding thdty'agoVernIflent5hakenbylM WASHINGTON (UPI)—nadrwnatc reversal of his polit$. . year's daft 01 her predecessor, George Moscone. cal standing, a new Gallop poll shows President Carter with a . . elect10 for mayor Mrs. Feinstein won a special substantial lead over Republican Ronald Rgsn and ei . . . . * .... Tuesday night by a 53 percent macgin, defeating challenger point edge on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the WIth'4ton Post Quentin Kopp, a supervisor, by a vote of 10U33 to Q K .y . reported today. In an election that failed to WAered, voters turned two . The poll, taken among registered , major Incumbents out of office Sheriff Eugene Brown and Carter ahead 01 Reagan 10 pirnt to percent, isid the p District Attorney Joseph Freltas Jr. Each lost by a 31 margIn. and indicated Carter led Kennedy 48 percent to 40 pirefft of the rdsrsd voters cast billets, the . Only 61p.r "The magnitude of the changes in the political fortunes 01 '°' u'(1 10 the candidates tested can he seen In the fact that r,u* . "I'm ping be $ mayor for all thseople of San Francisfrom a near tie with R..$en In Sq*emnber to a cc," said an exuberant Mrs. Falm4h', the former Board ci mid-October to a 24-point advantage In the latest sirv.y' the Super visor preside'* who took over as mayor when Mosoons Post quoted the Gallop and homosexual smcurvljor Harvey Milk were killed on Nov. The poll said the president's Improved an&ag with voters . 77 197$. stemmed from his record hi the Iranian hostage crisis and . Freitas lost the DA's seat to Assistant Attorney General Arlo .. '1. approval of his performance In Ace. . Smith, who won the city's large homosexual vote by accusing ., •,. . The survey Indicated a major drop In Kiidy'asupport. Freltas 01 mishandlIng the case of Don White, the man found Kennedy led Reagan 61 p.rcem* to 33 percent In September ani guilty 01 second degree murder In the City Hall slayings of inthesamemonthwuaheadolformerPreldentGeraldFord . :. ilk. Moecone and M& 58 percent to 38 Brown, Attorney Midisel Hneiiey easily unseated S1 . The latest poll Indicated Kennedy led Reagan 4$ percent to whose administratIon 01 the county jail has been troubled by percent but trailed Ford 51 pacce to 43 percent, the Pod said. LEGISLATOR SPEAKS escapes, walk-sways, and prisoner protests over poor canThe drop In Kennedy's backing was attributed to a negative ditlons. reaction to Kennedy's statements lad week critical of the state Senator iL vi. Wui $PU 00 the Four incumbent supervisors also were defeated In five deposed shah of Iran. 12 :3S p.m., Wednesday. Dec. district races. Only Harry Britt, a homosexual candidate who session at . legislative In the September poll, Carter trailed Ford ilk seat in the heavily homosexual , following the noon laicheon of the Kiwanis had been appointed to M's percent. But the newer poll, p* caster aiiss of his 10 5th District, survived the election runoff. Club of Sinford at the Sanford Civic Center. general election ioonsnt 57 Direst E D WRIEF RCA Technicians Working To Locate Lost Sät.IIit. polls 1, I i . 0 By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor . . NEW YORK (UPI) Four police and four Soviets were injured late Tuesday in a bomb blast that rocked the Soviet Mission to the United Nations, shattering windows of nearby buildings and sending raw-sharp shards of glass flying Into the street. The explosion blew a huge hole in the ground and buckled walls along the driveway to the garage of the diplomatic outpost on Manhattan's fashionable upper East Side. Three 01 the injured officers were passing the mission after leaving a police station house on the same block as the Soviet enclave. The fourth officer was on guard duty. None of their Injuries was described as serious. - - WALGREEN COUPON IIIRT II 2êiN HWIDI - ------ I WALG R IIENCOUPON coNyAc DICONOISTANT CAPSUM Republican Wins Louisiana LWa' I '$iaaD.c. It That at the stage for the second period controversy that earned Tribe coach Lake Brantley roundbafl Payne his maiden technical of coach Bob Peterson probably the season wishes he could have had With 4:2D left before inJohn Wayne in the Patriot line termisslon, Whitney gathered up Tuesday night. Four Ina McCray outlet pan onthe minutes Into the first quarter fast break and raced Lake the Big Blue would have Brantley defender Doug welcomed someone to round Dershimer to the hoop. op the wagons and head off Dershimer set under the the Fighting Seminole attack, basket at just about the time Bill Payne's undefeated the rubber legged Whitney (hey prep pollsters) Tribe went up in the air. The ball blitzed out to an early 13.2 went In, Dershimer went margin behind the rebounding down and Payne came off the prowess oReggIe Butler and bench when the officials. Bruce McRay and the deadly whistled Whitney for a outside shooting of Glenn charging foul, "I guess I should have kept Stambaugh and backcourt partner. Keith Whitney and my mouth shut," said a dill new let up enroute to an 86. miffed Payne at the halftime 58 victory In the Lake Intermission. "It looked tome like both players were moving Brantley gymnasium, The victory Improved when Keith went up In the air Seminole's record to 7-0 and you're not supposed to heading Into tonight's tough come under a man when he's encounter at Evans while up like that." Lake Brantley dropped to 0-6. Dershimer missed both "I don't know what It Is," technical foul shots but said a disappointed Patriot redeemed himself by canning coach Bob Peterson. "But four long jumpers for eight we've had the first quarter second period points. doldrums every game so far His efforts were cut short this season and against a however as the Seminoles team like Seminole you can't picked their run and gun afford to get behind like that tempo back up to stretch the lead to 44-27 before SIamearly." Lanky Bruce McCray and bough, who od an amazing sharpshooting Glenn Slam- free throw mark last year by baugh sparked the first hitting 99-100 charity shots In quarter war party by corn- a school fund raising tourbluing for 16 of the Tribe's 23 nament, canned his 13th and * * 117t * ... . times In the opening stanza on fOT S * * 'S -' * 'i ,. .. 42 4 . 20 MINI 11.11?. Owldoor ooe; fli') Wigse e.plse. $ - ..• * PSCI(IT * •, * 24 assorted gom.s. Ploy o,iywhses anytime. • . ' .. . N.,.ld Pm.stes by Tom PI The controversial play caught by Herald Joining the Tribe scoring parade Is Shun Thomas Dershimer and Harold hoop. Tribe center Stephen Grace seems to be charge and Payne saw red on the call. Whitney Mcftay led with 25, Glenn Stambaugh kept his - RISSIN IIPT *P 400 ft. one colsi o, ?rs*i.l of hold.. Isos. . i WICISM Wo$p.rnquoft$yi$ ChK•slp.mbdhse . on e"ytOw011 price. C * m e • INBW . - - MOMaNKTOPAMN Clayton Strickland Jr. To Head Florida Prison a FT. SCOTCH PINE, . 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HWY. 434 LONSW000 Z in 7fl" 66. pzzra GREYHOUNDS RUN AT THE SANFORD=ORLANDO D KENNEL CLUB Bring Mom and Dad ovary night at 6:00 P.M. from now until December 21 (except Sunday). OFFICIAL SCHOOLING RACES I UII$OI CAUL 4: t'Øyaked *ss I ri4.y n 1N. VANS TIJaCII 4 WD' COMPIITI UNI .0F ,sHoaa to *m ib sapooW JSW S1N __________.. . Ise ~; small; Sim; i&A& DOWN . Ts.WNW .AuSgflmInl Plow 0 coo' - áboutlt." * so fopiw WA I 1 * . 4 . 1 PJIJE J rolls and has a size, ask us BEAUTY CENTER Misr a S.C.C. ARRVE * 4 * . tit - Moo 1*41 . * * Drops Santa , Fs Community "We just didn't play death today In practice. Well ceSege played rude hod to basketball, nobody did." be playing basketball the next vliIth 800140010 CorunmitY of 11111. out." 'Everyone just kind College's Lady Baiders bystood around expecting The LadyRaiders open a Witalrii the Raiders 754 someone oil, to do the job," three game home stand on Tuesday Mot Friday when New World Miliaras ad& Center visits. On Saturday Bitit apmrst14 Lady TM less dmWd the .i.,t Lady P!44er rei*d to Raiders will get In a little theY host Miami Dade SoI& l400theuwri and prwip' more practice before 'FLbRIOA• W a l.w less than neat osdh& agcry remarks from "Yosombdonthat,"sald aiinr coach Roem. the that year coach STAYE, "rm going to work them to MMm. 2.21 wn= * * * &=#tag AMIPM *IIS - UjjtP Santa Fe * SALAI i I I . IL Aggilu. to Jupiur .ila4l,s "This Is our first year In the Five Star Conference," Helms He explained, "We've got a lot of kids who cone out it. many tkepsdMmdsinwh.wMa5k..hs reIw.UuIh.duiswIs.ba1. ... . . * • PHOTO PINIININS GAN R 13 a's.. . Bdon Was a.di.rg.neral for thsprIson by Carmolloen Secretary Louis W nwrlt WAtlillill this semen.!. Tas 40 prison has been rue on an acting basis by J.C. Ca"mb., department prugremto room M The Apopka Blue Darien carried a less than awesome 04 coach Butch Helms took Lyman to overtime before the thorn yet. But things should be different after the holidays." games before the Christmas break. But the kids are really Greyhounds pulled out a 70.0 decisIon. In a see-saw battle Lyman took an early lead and held a -ss coming wound. They showed they won't quit when they came The Lou dropped Apopka to 0.6 while Lyman improved to 5.2 advantage at half time. But Apopka battled back late In the back like that tonight Helms added, "We'll be ready In a couple of weeks." on the young Five Star Conference season. game and sent the contest Into overtime on Cedric Anderson's APOPKA (U) Rutland 1, Webb 2, Taylor 21, Anderson 1, "Wewereveryluckytocome out other* with a win tonight," 15400t4ump shot to even the score at 61-all. commented Greyhound coach Tom Lairence. After the Blue Darters pulled ahead 6342, Lyman reeled off RIchmond 11, Williams 1*, Young 1, M1911011 9, Jackson 2.' "We limply had too let downs tonight and didn't play eight unanswered points and then held off a final Blue Darter Totals: 317-120. LYMAN (7$): 01111. 22, Lemon 12, Nelson 14, Bailey 15, well." • surge to preserve the 7049 win. Coach Helms could snpatliithe with his cosaterport The Blue Darters proved they could score In a hurry by I1lllMIS, ZastrI 14 FISICh I. Totals 2$ 1$-U 70. *1i1tt1m: Lyman 33, Apepha IL "We're struggling rigid now," said the Blue Darter coach. reeling off six straight pouts with just 29 seconds on the clock Total fouls: Apupha 22, Lyman If,. Faded out: Williams. "But l think after Christmas li ova you'flse,a whole dlfter.jt to close the final gap to one-point. bell d& 1 16• — Darters Bow To 'Hounds In Overtime record ° Longwood Tuesday night, but the troops of Apopha ft an the football season and they don't have the football out of poked out. "We're not used to playing this many conference' C*MU* SUVMT TALLAHASSEE, Fill. (UPI) Qayton Strickland . ,4 side Prism Jr. Is the new siçerls*eedest of flerU dslels me* maximum security facility. - .1, ..• * .In' . * also we Saturn slightly lower and to the seat," Qupik said. I Bill . quarter for the Patriots by scoring dance steps down right, 0125 poInts, 9 foul shots. technical free throws. While McCray handled the hitting a couple of long range Inside scaring parade, jumpers each but McCrayand shots in the second half," "They play that triangle' "Defense Is the key," smiled when defense was Trojan snakepit. White 14 Butler 4, Jones 2, Stambaugh launched three Butler took Control of the explained Peterson, "so we two and boxand..one defense. chipped In McCray, who has mentioned. Grace 2, Slppo 2, Baker 1. In the junior varsity match Totals 32 2242 5$. UtIUJISI from the right-hand boards and continued to hold took them." Well have to play an ex- led the Tribe scoring efforts In "Hey, when I have a shot I "It's tough to go Inside cellent bell game to beat them six of seven games. "And we take It. But I worked hard up, Jay Poag pumped In 30 side of the key that would the big Seminole advantage. LAKE BRANThEY t) With a 65-35 lead at the end when you just don't have the at their place." have made NASA jealous of have to run - play , our over the summer on my points and Mac Lrip added 17 to Lead the Luke Bra*iU.y Loc. 41 L.q$InI, Uses 411 of the third period, Payne alas." (Ms acracy. , Payne's pupils promptly game." defense and We Paying Ott. MayI*MOOD , Payne wasted no time agreed. F011owing It pair of baskets .,"ptld Ida bench and was When the Seminoles talk The biggest thing I changed crew to 751$ win over Met*Wsy$, 25. KaIght S 2. Lenny Sutton had Dershimer by Patriot center Tom Moths (18111031041 at the end remit. following thevldvy to ex. "W.bavatobespoo'P'mdi about defense, they look to was bending my arm on a Seminole. I $. Totale 2*1443 an 1$ point performance In a and a,1$4oat jumper by guard Every Seminole suited op 1eV' poindon the bnpindleglvs on." solidlnb In the Reggie Butler who has block al*oland alappingatit. Halftime: Sanford 45, Lake losing effort. Juho Rabbi, the S-nhiolse the contest amid at lest a. contest tonight. dressIng room. "WI have to slapped away 15 shots in the keep -ni-gig went tee lull court press and point, Including Willie Whits's SANFORD (U) — Guy 5, Braa*Ieyj7. "They're awfully. hard to play mod .d.fme. and 01 Tribes last two outings, and It's or effective." Team fouls: Sanford 21,! ft• the foul shots," In the post game blew the margIe wide open to $4 performance from the bid In thdr snake _t, The Seminoles go after win Stambaugh 1,, Whitney 11, D. a 234 advantage at the end Of Charity stripe. commented the fourth year added the sharpshooting celebration Butler played number eight tonight with an Thomas 5, S. Them_u 2, Lake Brantley 22. Technical :: "We had the perimeter coach. senior, ibs that garter. down his role as a scorer and 8 p.m. tipoff at the Evans Alexander 4, McCray 25, foul: Payne. Alt . - his way to a game high night Laughlin opened the third close behind making sure McCray gets the siank the bucket and Dershinter missed both free throw perfection intact and Willie White hit 8- 1 CHICAGO (UP!) Mars and Jupiter, positioned neat to each other, will be visible tothe naked eye In the pre-dawn sky Thursday In an astronomical rarity many scholars say Is like the lar of BetNobem seen Ian 0410. ow * 14th foul shots of the 79 first period points. you wanna boggle. Seminole's Bruce McRay photographer Tom Netsel. Seminole's Keith on his way for a bucket. In the Seminole's 88-58 McCray, taking the inside season without a miss to Do feeds from lightning quick Seminole ahead 46.27 at In- put seems to be doing a mWair boogle as he watches Whitney goes up to the hoop wh lie Lake Brantley's win over Lake Brantley Tuesday night, each two of his game high 25 points fall thmugh the Doug Der%hImer sets on defense. The ref's saw a member of Payne's squad got Into the scoring act. Whitney,found the ho" five termission. Mars, Jupiter In Tandem — I * - 1.99 METAIRIE, LA. (UPI)—He golfed an$V and won $11 from his partners, patted the neighborhood kids on the had and kissed the ladles on the cheek, Then Dove Tree claimed victory as Louisiana's first GOP governor since Reconstruction. Promising to eliminate fraud from state elections and to put Louisiana In the forefront of national GOP poiltica, Treen accepted his 9,171-vote win at a news conference Tuesday on the lawn of his plantaticn.dyle home in the suburbs of New Orleans. Number Seven * 19 Blast Hits Soviet Mission 0 Seminoles Blitz Tio. Win — - * L:. '* VERNON VALLEY, N.J. (UP!) Lost somewhere ln400 square miles of outer apacetoday isa$2Omillion communications satellite about the size of a kitchen refrigerator. The problem, apparently, is that It can't communicate. RCA, which owns the satellite, said Tuesday night company technicians working In the Applaclilan foothills were trying to adjust several delicate backup systems In an effort to re-establish a link with the missing spacecraft, Sitcom HI. RCA spokeeman Donald Quinn said reports the errant satellite may have exploded were "Idle speculation." It was more likely, he said, problems developed In the satellite's telemetry equipment, which Is used to send messages on the position back to Earth. "It Is our fondest hope that we will reacquire control ar4be able to use It," Quinn said. Wednesday, Dec. 12,1171-11 A Children FREE! Must Ii Accompanl.d By Adults SANFORD=ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB JUST Go US, 1742 ON DOG TIER MAD N LONGWOOD UURVAT1ONS $311600 * �-0• -- --,- •..- •,.-. -,-_ . , .-• •. .• 12*—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. W.dn.sday, Dec. 12, 1,7, IN ON THE REBOUND by Alan Mover Mullee * Forty-One Brothers £A/__ Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 17,1575-13* In Participate Semin 3 ole 7'E 805 W#C ff6/? /Z'R-#A/RFP Spark Hornets a District Hawks over s Speci • l Wlympic SANFORD, FL The 1980 from Crocins High School, (Crooms); and David Taylor j fj.j (Qn); Samuel Tindall (Rosenwald) and District VU Florida Special won second place in Division (Goldsboro). 4'E'Y4. BOWLING: First place John Tolllver (Rosenwald). Olympic Winter Games were I. ij place winners wars held Saturday, December 8, In Run, Dribble and Shoot, winners WF Amanda Borges ct( Crooms) 1d 1979, at Satellite Beach, first place winners were (Rosenwald); Anthonla Ma (Crooma); Cilncy (Pinecrest); Connie Pender Rudolph (Rosen. fixrfp Florida. Forty-one of the 56 Diane Denson eligible athletes from David Rouse (Cr007113); and Clowney (Lakeview); Victor weld). GYMNASTICS: Jami ( ,/,P1q/g(J,q seminole County ParticiPated Craig Tillman (Goldsboro). Collins (Piflecred); Gregory (Goldsboro) in basketball, bowling and The second place RDS win- East Hankins (Rosenwald) won ners were Travis Brown Kinnaird (Rosenwald) gymnastics. first place In free exercise. OPI#/116 BASKETBALL: The (Goldsboro); Terrance Michael Petruskie (RosenCA4'6ê to BUkSIbe11 events Spartans, junior boys Harden (Goldsboro); and wald); Laura Sylveitre In 4016 1'' basketball team from Milwee Kenny Jordan (Crooms). (Rosenwald); and David only there we Area G (Rosenwald). WVI 'c'1 "' Middle School, won firdplace Third place winners wet Wagoner before qualifying for Stit. place winners were G WO4'7 (Gold. SeCOnd \ in Division II. The Panthers, Anthony Freeney ames. senior boys basketball team sboro); Steven Gaines Keith Ledbetter Star Conference - 0#71: By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Correspondent The Hornets of Bishop Moore evened their record at 3.3 by upending Lake Howell 6445 in the Silver Hawk gym Tuesday night. "That was by far our worst performance of the year," said an unhappy Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson after the game. "On offe nse we were only getting one shot while on defense we weren't aggressive. AU we did was stand around. We couldn't have beat our junior varsity team County Dominates 1979 • . • i ' : •,. Offensive Squad Ii 1d W• •., .. I 1 S ifl 1a - --- -, - • -, 4, t -- I'' - ' • __ 2•. oWPlflEP '79,9 • A _____ •, - 15- 27 • • Phoenix Blasts 7.9R1 . ; ElbOV • - - ' I, -- Bullets - By United Press Inter. In other games, Indiana lead before beating New points to lead Seattle to Its n shaded New York, 124422, in York. Alex English's jumper 17th victory In the last 21 ational Elvin Hayes thinks he overtime, Chicago defeated wIth 45 seconds left in over- games and hand Milwaukee playing without Marques knows what's wrong with the Portland, 104-93, Seattle time was the winner. Johnson Its fourth stra1 Washington Bullets, trimmed Milwaukee, 10349, Bulls 184, Trail BIIUT$ 13 Reggie Theus scored a i€i. "We've just got to go back and Denver outlasted San gamehIgh 23 points to help Nuggets 127, Spurs 121 to basic basketball," Hayes Antonio, 127-121. A rejuvenated George said Tuesday night after the Pacers124, KnIcks 122, Chicago send Portland to its McGinnis scored 3S points and Bullets took a 123-99 homeninth straight loss. Ron Joe Hassett fired In a 3- Br ewer led the Blazers with 2l Denver blew most of a 34 court drubbing from the point lead before beating So Phoenix Suns for their point field goal at the points. Antonio. George GerVinpaosd regulation buzzer and Indiana SupeiSoules seventh loss In the last 10 183, Bucks ft blew a seven-point overtime games. Gus Williams scored 35 San Antonio with 41 points. I low - - • $ 0, - - ' Wi - - 1 MivQ DI,trft.ut..I t King I..turraS.idkite. i. - - -- I- ShOP Onhmndo . - WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. - Daily p.4. Sun. 10-7 I __________________________________________ _______________________________________ Moore lead and pulled within three, 54-51, with 5: 11 left In the game as sailor guard Bruce Brightman drove AU-Conference _______ Dora Auto Dept. Open Daily 54, Sun. 114 through. 9MAE Center Kevin Roy cautected for two straight baskets, extending the Hornet lead to seven which immediately quieted the Lake Howell rooters. From that point on it was just a series of free throws for Bishop Mooreas they put the final touches on a 6455 victory. "We are as good free throw shooting team and that helped us out tonight," commented Bishop Moore coach Greg Robinson, (Now where have we heard that name before?) "They rat on us early and we found ourselves playing their kind of game. We turned it around and began dictating our own style of play." Si _____ Is nil avaIIsM. Icier ' _ NO 0 - 1uI1ffl(II(f ________________ "_____ 1' The 1979 Five Star Con _____ - cosu I!.— - _____ ____ _________________________________ - _______ ____ NOPLIEPAIR 100K ____ ____ '- Our Rig. 8 96 ____________ With instructions and easy diagrams. ______ ______ Anchoring gm offensive HN edric Aridersort o Mack of also selected as the all. district championship was County starting backfield. either side by guards Joe pass catchers. defensive ends. Lining up next conference linebackers. Spruce Creek, Reggie conference punting specialist. named IM Five Star Con. Heading up the group at Russi of Seminole and Lenny Kicking specialIst Jon to them at ddefensjve backle Playing directly behInd Campbell of Seminole and Seminole High's Jerry ference Coach of the Year. quarterback Is Lake Bran- ChaversofDeLajid. Haas, the Iron-legged are Eddie Hopp of Spruce tley's right-handed senior Greyho un d rounds out the Creek and Rufus Christian of The all-conference fine Tony Const offense. Seminole. rounded out by ta ckles Lou The stable of outstanding Mi While Seminole County Mainland's six-foot 210 ller of Seminole and P runners Includes Seminole dominat ed the offense, pound senior Robert Johnson of ,fl. HIA's Arthur Jackson, and Volusla County had the mot is the isil-conference mi e- _____________________ Lyman's A.J. Brooks and Tight end Ken Kirksey of players named to the all- guard. MISC) UHVICI CINYSO Audio Cleveland. Mainland Joins wide receivers conference defense. Apopka's Reggle Taylor _______ - Offensive team membe C f Apopka Spruce Creek's Keith and Spruce Creek's Brownie them at defensive back John Hanvey of Lake Howell. Posey, who guided the ference AU-Offensive squad Is Patriot center Steve and Scott Smith of Lake Counts joins Seminole's Foster were selected by Five positions are Scott Dickinson Spruce Creek's Bopp was Fight ing Seminoles to the boasts an All-Seminole Johnston who is flanked on Howell as the ali..conference Morgan Smith as the Star coaches as the all. of DeLand, Kim S ______ ____ rs are, Apopka, Joe Hiss-Lyman, Audie Cleveland- All-Conference Defensive NJld P115151 W Ts vlscmt team members are left front row left to right. Arthur Jackson-Seminole. Lyman,. Anthony Brooks-Lyman. ChristianJoe Russi-Seminole. Lou Miller-Seminole. Tony Hildebrandt.Ly man, Lenny Chavers-Spruce Spruce Creek, Eddie Hopp-Spruce Creek. John Seminole, Reggie Campbell-Serninole. Scott Constantine-Lake Brantley, Scott Smith-Lake Creek, Ken Kirksey-Mainland. Missing from Ilanvey-Lake PloweR, Robert Johnson-Mainland, 1)icklnson-Deiand. Howell. Back row left to right, Cedric Andersonphoto, Steve Johnston-Lake Brantley. _________ through the Hornet defense for a layup. That was as close as the Sil ver Hawks could come 577 - GOOD 'iI1 STORES ______________ 1 I i cing them into making mistakes." Robinson was quick to point out the effectiveness at his forwwdi. s---. SSflO._ aS__ &__SS____ __ •__. -S ItS - - ._...A - - F DRDTARI 1O..P1 AID COMPESSOR 181 I I 2988 I 4Ji I 38.80 I 13.81 1 Amber louvered le With wiling. connections I covers, lights, clips, and rocker switch. In amber Plug Into cigarette lighter. Basic tools in a handy rocker swstch I vinyl zipper pouch or clear. I Inflates toys tires a II I • Our R 1II. VINYL MEL GNP$ Our Rig. 1.96 I . I I Aee i TM3000 Our Rog. 118.60 — 4 Days AM/FM radio with 8-Track tape pla er, 4-way stereo balance. sii Je bar AMIM band selector. 9" _____ ,. __ 1 The winners were Led by Tony PICII1O With 17 points. 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MIi HaI$iesrnBlsbegM.er33,LakeH.welI*Fculs: IIuIsp lusts is, Lake Hush 98, Fs.Jsd Out: Ray. - Seminole harness track and convert it to MOOD NSA life"llssis allied Press Inlornatiml Eastern Conference That.: 22 IU EBOARD gy L L*ZEHOWELL(U)—Berassl7, Conway ll, James 4, B,gktmu JV --- 11$41~H IL - re grounds and buildings are owned • ____________ - buy the 130-ac 4988 - ' Ala= Cm 14 %. _________________________________________________________________________ . • • SPEAkE 51/St Iwo* racing plant. Our Rig 44 81-5481-4 Drs 3-way stereo Speakers. Woofer, tweeter and 20-ounce magnets..? 50-watts peak power. pair SAVE 130 overtillne. OR 6I . w I _. _ _ .-. • Easy Installation I IJI 11117 Dua I1IUU'WU ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Greyhound racing by Tallahassee attorney Stanley D. Kuplszewskl executive Paul N. Dervase of "BrookavilleL said Jr. Dervase saW he )4s notlated i a new lea Tseday that he and two partners have purchased with the attorney, but did not disclose the terms. the 'Senilwle Harness Raceway at nearby The sdkrs were Neil Makin of Winter Park, Cauelberry for $2.5 million. Richard Shanahan of Detroit and Michael Ripley I)ervase said he and brothers Bill and Jack of Indianapolis, who bought the harness track Demetree, who own a construction firm with only a year ago for $2 million. offices in Orlando and Jacksonville, bought the Dervase, a vice presidet of the Ebro greyhound harness track's state racing permit and racing track and a mftiority owner in the Tampa dog dates. They intend to convert it into a greyhound track, has been attempting for several years to - the loom Loke Howil shat a miserable 35 perred from the ftor. "You don't wits baskettiall games by *"IN that poorly," said Lake Howell 's Robinson. "We have a lot of Improvements to make. I was toto I" lllahop Moore's Junior varsity overcame a 3441 haMme d4cit to defeat Lake Howell's j.v. 57-H In liii "W ai - Simulated in leather. Fits most I wheels. - R*atyConwayaddedl3polntiandelght reboundifor irI#'4I4g Ofr'V WIT WITH POUCH (hw Rog. I TRill - 1781 ionnanc, from __ AUTO DRIVING LAMP KITS - - moulle maw 6 Topp ed o' Z th W 'THe was followed by Paul Mullee with 15 points wild 10 rebounds The other half of the brother combination, Grog, added eight points and 12 rebounds to the Hand cause. Barnes led the Lake Howell scoring attack by Imp1% in 18 points, a repA of a 6-17 shot per- - - tonight." But Robinson was quick to compliment Bishop Moore. "They are a scrappy ball club and deserve a lot of credit." The bell game was close In the first half with the lead changing hands eight times and tied seven. The Silver Hawks opened up a 106 lead midway through the first quarter on a Haggle Barnes 18-foot jump abut. But Bishop Moore stormed right back and toolc.a 12-10 lead with 2:27 left In the first period. The Hornets maintained that twopoint advantage at the end of the first quarter 1644. The lead see-sawed beck end forth in the second period until Bishop Moore ran off 11 straight points to end the first half 33-25, a lead they never lost. The big basket during that spurt came with 2:10 left before intermission as senior forward Paul Mullee hit a driving layup giving the Hornets a 27.25 edge. Bishop Moore carried a seven-point 33-26 lead into the dressing room. The Hornets strengthened their lead to 13 with 3:30 remaining In the third period at 47-34. They doubled the Sliver Hawk's rebound total In the third period as they took a 10-point advantage. But Lake Howell slowly chipped away at the Bishop 0 All Five SANFOWD .322-2821 0 0 0 . - - p f - -91 . ;.h S.'e" •lç �-- - - . . . . - .. - -. - • .-.. — S -..- - -.. ' - - • .- -. - 14A—Ivsileg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, - - -- - w. -- - - , • . . . Dec. 12. 179 VA Ex-Leader Remains •1 ' OURSELVES Ivoning H.rald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1970--18 OPEN Repressed AAA P.M. 9 ALGIERS, Algeria(UPI) — Suspicion and uncertainty MON SAT. PM 6 Cook Of GI . etWcloud the Mureofformer President Ahmed Ben Bell&, keeping him under tight restrictions despite a promised relaxation of his 14- 1 F rom Air To Sea SUNDAY .4 ROLLS GLASS GIFT " Box " of: S 9-25 102¼ 0 12.1%" " I, WRAP ' IMP ,, OLD SPICE VIII SET ORNAMENTS .• '. .,' 1 , . - - - C 4¼ oz. After Shave 2' • 02. Stick Deod. S 40 sq. ft. total 26 inches wide ' g - S & Four pkg. 's or uS .- PKG. , C ,.- 1. - STICK-ON-BOWS spent yews in French prisons before Independence, Ben Bela toppled from power In 115 In a coop led his closest associates, Houarl S • '. ' . Asst. Colors i o Two pkg. 9 volt I IP"t . - was CASUAL-DRESS MEN'S SOCKS •,•_ - -• S Four , 5 - - - -, ! - I Hi-bulk orlon Asst. solid colors i ThougI no clarges ever r. brougl* against Ben Bells was kept In Isolation In an underground cell for"a first eight maMbo of his Imprisonment. n-. aM even known he was all" aM*ksies male4tsatwo' 0& i1WM'"W S Sizes 10.13 . . . . - , BATTERIES - vow Ch" PRO moo formw comrads would return to poweelffrssd, permitted Bin LADIES' mipportarallowed after ft" years. Sw was in and out of Uw compound — being stripped, aod samcbed each time tkei — bat Bin Bela himself bell no dired Contact with on O 4I WZ Wbon dIl took over BRAS ANTY HOSE j i, • - - . quality . 0 Orion-nylon blend 0 Fancies & Solids i.9fl'.ia iv,ivS 1Fu - . . ' 11110 wow free ft Bella. F PRS. a Wthsgo.Mdidnot Be ahead with publicized plea. for full fisidoin ___ , - aoohavswstch.dths CUI say that apparently some facum AM me so Nis a a onell. 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PEACUGLAZED CERAMIC KNITTING— CROCHET IIAMU)AF rnamen,srnals.flg:rines Icupmilk boutique much e .. egg 1 tablespoon Dijon-style Ceramics Or..nwar. mustard by 2 teaspoons Worcestershire Linda Ann sauce .4 "4 4 teaspoon pepper I cup fresh bread crumbs CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED I pound cooked ground harn AT SHOP S OPTION 1 pound uncooked ground veal . 4 2 tablespoon chopped 267$ Orlando Dr.— Fairway Plaza parsley (Behind Fai rway Oroc.) 2 tablespoons peach preserves I tablespoon light brown sugar 4kZOO W,ZaAi o:-a 9 16, 0.4; I ~i teaspoons white vinegar Christmas I Handcrafted Gifts. ,° ' f - ',. - .- minced scallion 4 teaspoon prepared P' ,• - . - - - - 4 (0 -- - IION-Bu'FrEIIEI) marwine % teaspoon caraway or celery I1"Need 11 ¼ cup pi--I-,- ANN MIMS - hassuccenIultcomp4esedCamp International, Inc.'s requirenwmis in Ow prao" fiuft _ of Camp cabbage. Cook over bigt bed for 3 to 4 min" Akft I- lab qualified Cwnp litter has ve training Reduce Sim 2 k:aad - of Mn 5flJ phy M.dCs'. . - - - - __ Pepper inise'geakIiIet,meltlsdtsr withcaraway seed. Add . - or Grated ped anfluice (11sh Ism __ e?buUer medlutn - head cabbage 11101), coarsely MeduCare ft" 0 MEATS - "Ordor piw H.ld.y mats w1" OUR OWN FULLY COOKED SONRIESS CAM piwNtop. Wt IOWA . -" . - 4_,,iTh - of a - IF .. - ' . - i - •- =rod whiX - 2 - nces - - -' * 3 pound bDndm heoh bed Brisket and cabbage low In salt. brisket, all fd removed 2 carratA, quifted to 6-Inch) garlic, bouillon, cloves, 2 onion., quartered fresh lemons 012 Juice peppercorns, bay leaves, strip 31as'p clovesgarlic, halved instant water of lemon peel and lemon juice. Boiling beef I tIb1CO11 Fresh grated lemon peel Add enough boiling water bouillon (no salt added) and chopped parsley for lust to cover beef. Bring 15 whole cloves garnish boll. Reduce heat. Simmer 24 15 p,ppircorn. Place beef In large to 3 hours until beef is tender. 2 my lwm~ Strip of ftah Wow pod(4- saucepot. Add carrots, onions, Remove bed to serving platter. Slice thinly. Sprinkle ' with grated peel and parsley. This kltchen4eated recipe makes 6 to 8 servings. Each 4-ounce serving of cooked beef p--. — contains 71 mg. sodium and 232 calories. Each 3-ounce . , aervingcontalna53mg. sodium and 174 calories i / 52 X 52;, 0. 4 - I . of '.• - ,.. ow-m- . - - tO 01010 W Decorator COWS. - -- .0 S 0 Slishitly krep1w R1111111111W1111111"br 759 10 via* - IT P IAS'flC TABLE C THROW, RUGS II ..I dIr -' - - -.. - - 2409 114009 LIGHT BULBS ' Id =1 . - WESTINGHOUSE in Wt aL.A - pur - p - - 4: . coisre - - - - - - . .. - S1I1CIIIUS - . T.ars * Fow MuttsKI 1.001 WSW romw is aiiiinow bleAL . A a •1IWOSIC maker I rt -: -. 0 Once youlearnto sutatitute othu's.sionlnga for salt when cocklng,youmayflndyouare tasting the true f'.av of meats, poultiy and veg.tablea for the first time. VICYBECIPBRISKET '1Ik9t11LII•L N - . : um — - • ...' oivna - Swum IlTIRVI.." ' dishes. S sFli'uI quality .Whltes and colon XL .SIaes S. M. ' from Intake . ': : garlip ask - LADIES ____ " — - - - - —C - o I CflD ____ ' :, -. lireven - - NOW I soup am of milk seat to other contain so Ai - - :r $ your favorite - - , - 2 bay leaves sticks of butter, not margarine Salt & pepper Fry bacon in heavy pot, remove when done and saute onion In rnalning fat Add juice from clams, bay leaves and potato Simmer for about 20minutesoruntlipotatoes are moderately soft. Add all other ingredients and heat but do not boll. Top with bacon slices. Makes 2 generous servings ASPARAGUS CAERP. OLE 2 cans asparagus, drained 2 cans mushroom soup 8 ounces processed cheese white crackers In a 2-quart casserole, cover botton with coarsely crumbled crackers and place a layer of asparagus over crackers. Cover asparagus with layer of sliced cheese and cover with half a can of soup. Repeat, alternating layers until ingredients are used. Top with fi layer of cracker crumbs. If more moisture it desired add 1 to 2 tablespoons of juice drained asparagus. Bake 30 minutes at 325 degrees. BROILEDSCALLOPS I lb. scallops stick butter S*W parmesen dwase The old salt shaker Is taking majority of common fruits — must cut out all di naturally. But foods If you are on a a back seasonings In many homes. as a people we tend to salt sodium diet, however, follow 'lbs reason? Many doctors first and taste afterward your doctor's Instructions M 66*W their patients to when "ft cat down on the excesiiveuse An aid to reducing total Incidentally, most herbs dailysodiwfllntakelstoavuld and spices do have traces of a as of salt (sodium) garlic ti" against high :d aiding salt en preparing sodium onion salt should not be used heart i1isee. food at home. nd preumue a the 'itgs do.. mt mew you low-sodium f — . '•'—A- Assorted II I Botmsdaims's death from a Mood ailment, be Im. mediately eased rqumlvs measures of bo RMM SAW • First KNEEMI .Aasi iSlid CSISfl .0 . • - When, Bill Debus goes to work it is a little more Involved than a short drive to the office From his home on Resthaven Road In Geneva, Debus drives to Orlando, parks his car at McCoy International Airport and buys ticket for a flight toMlaxnl At Miami be crosses to the Braniff International terminal and boarcbaDC-8 heading forSouth America, only this time he rides In the cockpit as a working as. member Instead of relaxing in the coach as a passenger. Debus is a flight engineer with Braniff and has been with the company for 28 yeses.Twenty-four of those years were spent in the Miami area before moving to Geneva with his wife a few months ago. When be is not jetting to South America, Debus likes to get away from the and '' time mode of trail' aportation whose speed rarely exceeds 10 knots Debut en joys sailing and has built several sailboats and dInghies. While attte home in Key . Biscayne, Debut built a 2111foot sailboat. "It was a 3=Projoct04 ft nelghWar happy to M It' Cut -salt ORLON 4-1113 go," he said "I had to get a bridge building company wlthablgcranetogetltout of the backyard" When Debus and his wife go selling they enjoy eating seafood and often prepare a chowder In the boat's galley.As people who have done any cruising know, boaters are a friendly lot and often stop by for an unexpected visit. AsignDebus carved ona rack aboard the boat in Miami expressed this Idea about uninvited guests at meal time: "Three were Here come nine, Water the chowder, All shall dine." Now that Debus is away from Biscayne Bay, he plans to make do with a smaller boat. It is a replica he built of a 13-foot sloop called the Tinkerbell which was sailed singlehandedly by an Ohio newspaperman from the U. S. to England a few years ago. Debus said he does not plan to sall quite so far but he Mill likes to brew up a good chowder now and then for friends and family. CLAM CHOWDER 4 slices bacon cut In 1 inch pieces ½ med. onion, chopped l med. potato, diced 1 can minced clams 1 can crearn of celery m . Boumedlanne, Apparently - C- By TOM NEThEL Herald Staff Writer . authorities. A guerrilla leader who - hef For ,,,. say W& - ç Since man first began to b' compute time with a calendar, New Year's Day has been -• an occasion for ous ..l a celebration. The spirit of the , holiday Is a merry blend, "ff.. r tinged with nostalgia for the S old year and swelled with —s -. , hope for the new. :.: ThIS year, ring in the New Year with an informal New . Year's Open House. It features a casual buffet that .. • 'b I suits today's relaxed mode of 1.• . entertaining .. , •j & 1. , i.:'.. SHIMMERING I,. VEGETABLE GEL : :::.i:.: :; M;.ri-.-' 3 packages unflavored gelatin cup sugar 214 cups boiling water 214 cups cold water 2-3rd cup lemon juice I .: teaspoon salt 10 radish slices 10 cucumber slices .. P. cups finely sliced Place inashallow baking pan. Whole cloves cabbage ('0I1e peach preserves, In a 'ar 'e bowl coniinne 4 cup shredded carrots sugar and vinegar. Spoon half Bill Debus starts (lam Chowder. Vi oregg, cup diagonally sliced fl the mixture over ham loaf. Lestershire re sauce an ptppr. celery 350 Bake In a degree F. oven 1 an nch thick. Mix P1 ~,a cup chopped green Stir in for 30 ininutes. Ilemove loaf ter i,u,OW pan about 1 other Ingredients to make pepper . stand Few minutes. By hand, from oven, stud with doves. marinade. inch apart. Melt butter and I tablespoon grated onion blend in hain, veal, onion and Spoon remaining glaze over pour over scallops, then L.- teaspoon dried dill ixirsley until well minbined. loaf and lwke 30 minutes In casserole place sprinkl e generously with In a medium bowl, Shape Into an 8 x 4-inch loaf, longer. Serve hot or cold. mix alternate layers of meat unflavored gelatin with sugar. lhnesarI cheese and top slices and onions and cover wit garlic salt to taste. Add boiling water and stir wi th marinade Cover and Place in oven and broil tuntil gelatin Is completely let stand at room until tops of scallops are dissolved. Stir in cold water, rature overnight. V XQ"4lightly browned. lemon juice and salt. Spoon Icmove meat st rips and tablespoons gelatin mixture place directly on oven rack BEEF JERKY in the bottom 6-cup ring with foil below to catch 1' lbs. flank steak mold. Arrange radish slices The Christmas drippings. Dry meat In cop red or white wine bottom of mold. Flower Place That Lasts degree oven for 8 to 10 around 1-3rd cup soy sauce one For Months.., cucumber slice over each up ½ tbsp. garlic salt hours. ying radish. C hi ll until firm. C hi ll ____ Test near end of dr ½ large onion, thinly Umefor as much crispness remaining gelatin until sliced as you desire. Meat will "lightly thickened. Fold. in black pepper to taste cabbage, carrots, celery, keep for a long time in foil You must trim all fat green POW, onlan arm au. packages or in jars from,steak. Slice mod with gisin into slices not more Excellent for camping, etc. Spoon itto mold. Chill untU OPEN DAILYWO-Sin firm. Franc* Ave. 353.790 S hard-cooked eggs . . UndertarinsofBenBella's peetlal release last July, hels allowed to travel only go Immediate am. Governmint officials he has agreed not to make any political statements or speak to journalists. Bin Be Ira to receive Algerian visitoss, but sources say some former supporters who have been to Mafia have been questioned later by 11410ring his Work. Day!s ,i 203E. FIRST ST DOWNTOWN SANFORD . . . In All G E NERAL S SatisfactionGuaranteed Usher In New Year -With Open House ,n Some time ago Algeria's mllltarydomlnated gover. ninerd spread word that Ben Bella, a dynamic spokesman for the Third World as his country's first president in 962 would get total freedom last Nov. 1, the 25th birthday of the war for independence from France. But sources my the former president now 63, remains under close surveillance In a government villa In the dusty crossroads town of Mafia, southeag of Algiers. H. Is followed whenever he goes out. Conversations in On residem an bugged, a re minder that despite liberalizing steps by President Benjadid the laM 10 months, Algeria AM Is far from an open Great Expectations The Week SMOKED HAMS NORMEL LEAN MEATY NATURALLY AGED US of % STANDING DA c"' $1 79 LI. TENDER WESTERN PORK HAMS I.LN GROUND $ 69 C11UCK $ 3 LAS. on moo] ,,1OWN HOMEMADE LI 'i?tip.slaiatjnics. Add pepper to taste. 'l1 recipe I.S. FIfiN DAILY CUT TO ORDER FUSH FRESH PORK SPARE RIDS ta A tft RIB 1.1 . WI4OL9 ON NALF W.$eN anlvV.LD.A.Clcea.Wrsuy.gsd L6 Navy Was bw IIEAkFAJST SAUSAGE $1 ussmiicii IOWA MIATS SANFORD PHONE AHEAD FOR 'WILL CALL" SERVICE s — ___________ ___ ___ La. �* ' * ,': * .''-' . - _*, * •• -, * _* • .. •* I- - . - Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1979 21—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ., ... - r - * i..- .,. _ .,: -- - • -' --——*. .•'-• , - . . -. I--- ' * '' •1 --- , * - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Volunteer Asked: Where Do I Go To Pay My Fine?' "Where do I go to pay my fine?" That's the most frequently asked question directed to the Retired Senior Volunteers who man the information Desk at the Seminole County Courthouse, according to John Burton. Burton has been answering citizen's questions — many and Varied — at the courthouse for the past four years. "The question of 'where do I go to pay my fine?' is very Common and very easy to answer," says the 76-year-old Holly isa, been a treasured holiday decoration for as long as there has been Christmas. In earlier times, children flocked to the woods to collect It while vendors hawked It on city streets (left). A protection against evil '(right)? -Superstitions were once widespread In England where maidens were advised to adorn their bedposts with the plant to ward off malign spirits. volunteer who serves four-hour shifts on Monday mornings After working at the courthouse for so many years, Burton part. We dug into the tiles of the undertaker - the judge signed and Wednesday afternoons, frequently anticipates questions. "If I see two people - a man the papers -- and it I the body) was dug up and he took it back There are five trials every Monday morning, notes Burton, and a woman — approach the desk walking hand-in-hand, I to Kansas," recalls Burton. and usually the individual has forgotten to bring the papers just - tell them '322," he The knowledgeable retiree who enjoys playing the organ, that would identify the designated room "Sometimes they'll respond, 'What do you mean?' and I'll "ft's hard to strighten out," says Burton, but by the time the say, 'what are you here for?' They'll usually smile and reply, lives Just four blocks from the courthouse with his wife, Mildred, an RSVP volunteer coordinator at the Seminole judge pounds the gavel, the person is usually where he should 'A marriage license." be. With a twinkle In his eye and a warm smile, Burton smugly County Health Clinic was in the carpet-wool business in PhHn1p1nhj )for h retired In ios before "l" -.... Burton likes the courthouse position as it's something he can The most unusual question asked Burton? It came from a Kansas man who drove up one day with a easily do in spite of his artificial hip. The dapper gentleman little U-Haul-It trailer. He came to the information desk which says simply, "I like answering people's questions." is located In the lobby of the courthouse and explained that he Other RSVP volunteers serving at the Information Desk are was sent there because his brother's young son had died ten Doris Rogers, John Runner, Henry Hainer, Bertha Valentine, years prior and was burled in Sanford. He had come to the Mildred Whelan, Anlizabeth Baker, Leona Brown, Paul courthouse to make arrangements to take the body to Kansas. Erisnian, Eve Schumacher and Coordinator Esther Houk. "That was quite involved and took the most research on my JOAN MADISON he N%ekly ardware Saver BACK high energy costs got you down? Fight back with a Rheem® Now Day Hit Pump. Rhseem's NEW DAY HEAT PUMP Is liii most energy efficient hut pump Rheem has ever built. Compare our OPERATING EFFICIENCY before you buy. NOW OPEN UNTIL 5:30 PM 11F Who's The Ho Before You Take A Bough, Check Holly Superstitions STANLEY • 11 99 1201 Vi 8 SAVING DIGY TODAY flowers could make water died fromthe violent vomiting 200 varieties, including am Wildlife. Special to the Herald its rous gray from Englig holly, which If you contribute to the $3 freeze, and that if the tree was the berries induced. Holly that lose their leaves each Like other varieties, bark, holly wood is dalky grows wild throughout much million Christmas holly In. 'lii the season to deck the planted near a house it would leaves, however, are autumn. therlcw holly trees are white and hard as rock," says of southern Europe. It was dustry, maybe you'd better halls, but before you bring protect the inhabitants from harmless when roasted and Nearly two dosen species singleIsexed. Only the female National Wildlife. Once prized Imported Into the Pacific check the weather first. An home boughs of holly you bad weather, poison, and brewed for tea. The brew was are found in the U.S., the most plants produce the scarlet by cabinetmakers for Its Northwest by a group of old Irish Catholic legend has it ought to know some of the witchcraft." often drunk by South common of which is American berries, and not wail they are Indestructible quality, the British immigrants and now that If holly it brought inside Medieval' English American Indians, who holly. This variety once grew at lead e years old. The plant is now considered a about 1,000 acres in during fair weather, the wife history and superstition surrounding that tough, physicians thought holly thought It gave them extra thickly is foradi threughad berries are food for nuisance because it's tough Washington and Oregon are will rule the household prickly-leaved, berry-bearing berries could cure colic, but strength. the esslern U.S., but now only mockingbirds, thrushes, enough to break a dtalnaaw. used to ccultivate the plant , forevermore. But if boughs plant, according to the Patients who followed their 7% subject of all these afractlomof those wild dsade reidsa, bluebirds, and many Mod of the holly boughs and fill our Christmas arebroughtinduringadorm, current issue of National doctors' orders sometimes legends cowl. In more than remain, enoss'diag to .jV1.ii1J 4dw solmals. at Imestime corne dsjeg nl the husband will be i'er. Wildlife magazine. Since the days of the ancient Celts, magical powers have been ascribed to holly, the National Wildlife Federation hi-monthly reports. And one Legend holds that weather conditions at the time Christmas holly is brought In will determine who runs the household — the husband or the wife. Holly's use as decoration —J— data back to the Druids, a religious order that thrived is preQwldian England and France. "These woodsy Ilm" I priests conillidend the plal etft=lly green leaves proof that the sun would nevw desert them," the magasin PL 320 CALLUS FOR ALL OF YOUR COOLING& HEATING NEEDS POWER TAPE NEATIIG & SANFORDAR CONDITIONING Pou,,Ioc* festure giws pCeitive blade lock with no cIispin W i 20' blade Imkisted in 11th, on both Idea of one side. Pr return. SALES 1 SERVICE PHONE 3224$O John Burton gives citizen Information at his courthouse post. )U 1S OUw-01 DEC. 1515 THE LAST DAY Campus TO REGISTER TO WIN DURING ECKERD'S 1000& 1 STORE CELEBRATION - - MOE1 St&wi Leaders Grand Prize! omAsohk Amw& Listed mix= me early Romans extended &A- bNAtIon by banging bolly I= Zring, the fw* __ of fastival celebrating the return oflcngerdays. Early .' El designating Christmas Eve as 66 tamplI SZOI "temples we ,, Ift was rora to ursug any KODAK' EKTRA1 _ — WINDMERI VIP. - KODAK TELE.EKTRA'l ' , "Because of this ban cm' early decorating No. 1799 Christians believed that bringing holly Utoahousetoo soon would cause family quarrels and misfortune," National Wildlife says. As Christianity read, so did holly legends. In on. tale, 2?' thsplai*waisaldtohavehad ri ___ PROTIIN2I ___ HAIR SPRAY cartrldae hUm, 24 99exposures. REQ. $2.51 KODAK COLORSURST 50 INyPpJpffcAMEpA wms spsi. RUAIl ou' ___ 2S ____ SALIPHCI ...... 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Grand Prize winner will select 1001 different Items- - no two Items alike- from merchandise In stock and on display at the Eckeid Drug store nearset winner's home, or may accept $20,000.00 cash alternative prize. No purchase is necessary. You need not be present to win. Winners be notified. All applicable taxes ate resposa1bllIty at winners. Winners' names will be posted In stores where rqulrid by law. All prizes must be claimed by January 15. 1910 or prizes are forfeited. Contestants must be II yews of age or older to register and win. Employees and INS dependents Of employees 01 the Jack Eckerd Corporation, 'Is subsidiaries and Its advertising agency are Ineligible. Void where prohibited by M I 1i1flALLS Yellow CAN only. 1 "c 31' EG.$2U I I V ALKALI . - L IV ING VOICIS PICKWICK CHRISTMAS .RECORDS Choose from an auortmsnt or holiday selections. 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From Altamonte Springs: Melissa Cray, Janice Gilvin, Barbara Hill, Amber Miller, Lisa Miller, Richard Randall, Douglas Yovalsh and David King. From Apopka: Barbara Prouty. From Casselberry: Joan Bass, Clyde Burgess, Suzanne Chapman, Susan Detter, Teresa Holman and David Orneallas. From Chuluota: Paula Kick. From Deltona: Vanessa Donahoe. From Enterprise; Victoria Vaughan. From Geneva: Juanita Davis. From Lake Mary: Harry Bessner. From Longwood: Us DeQuattro, Daniel Groetxner, Jo Kelly, Patricia Nicholas. David Schmit, Gall Thomas, Lynn Wollin and Carla Borrero. From Maitland: Camille DeCrescenzo, Ann Figura, Kathi King and Peggy 'Lutz. From Ocala: Sandra Selcer. From Orlando: Michael Deebel and William Greenleaf. From Oviedo: Kathleen Reuter and Donald Jacobs. From Sanford: Doreen Freeman, Geffry Gorman, David Hisginbotham. Wsstdv GIANT 1&1 GIVEAWAY NAME * 13.INCW COLOR TV Solid state, Instant on sound, automatic fine tuning. 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R. 21 lone ftw .upshots.SPR yOLo.Nl that night. 24J7!R &iter. 9 The 1979.80 edition of AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES will carry the names of 54 students from Seminole Community College who have been selected as being among the country's mod oi*dandin campus leaders. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have Included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and future potenWHO'S WHO '' RAN PRIX STEREO Complete aud 8 SHOWER )) w MASSAGE Fixed head, 3position that for Spray. MODEL * ' •,, - - . ,, ,•.-. -. , * - - _.. -. - ..- .. - -•. .. -..• -a.a... •. . . - ,* rp . -. * -- .• *•* ... .)** • ø* . • -*•*- . .- .' .J- .- *....- ....... .. 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With more than half of all Americans Woman - at ease in the eO's." percent) of the men reported that they their male guests do not object at all Two4hlrds of both.men and women restaurant for social enjoyment. This independent stUdy was COOeating one out of three meals away couldn't say what type of restaurant from home, restaurant operators are ducted by The Gallup Organization and reported that the man gets the wine lid, MOST DON'T SQUIRM WHEN SHE when the woman pays the tab. But of the onethird who do get ob.they preferredwho being entertained more eager than ever to identify trends surveyed men and women, 25 years and while about eight In ten reported that PAYS by a woman for a business occasion. Although the majority of men my Jections, nearly one-half of the wol that motivate people and aftricie emir older In professional and business or the man gets the check. Experts see this trend becoming they feel no discomfort or en- "sometimes" let the man PlY (48 sales occupations. dining experiences in restaurants, many of Of all the men and women queried more commonplace In th e 80's and bsrtlsanent in having the woman pay percent), while 22 percent either One trend that has been largely for a e le st n unexplored until recently is the dining about one-third responded that they had recognize the need for specialty the check, younger men do appear to be always or usually let their male guest ticulart restaurant, for business ocsIon where the woman Is the hod been in a dining situation where the restaurants to provide seqlce that will more likely than older men to feel at pick op the chck. ° social occasions. woman paid the check. While It's enhance this dining experience for both ease. Eighty percent of the women and a man Is her guest. Men appear to be making progress in WOMENASSUMESTEAX in4icate they don't feel uncomfortable With the evolution of the women's evident that not everyone is doing It, sexes. reversal experience. accepting OMAN'S PREFERENCE A closer look at the study reveals about paying the chedt revolution and more that 42 million those who do, report being comfortable rarely or never For business of social dining, women Thlrtyiix percent BErnhSERVICE WITH A MAN . some Interesting rect1ons from men women employed outside the home, about it. Women notice that they get better are more Inclined to select a steak refuse to let the woman pay the check and women that relate to the role MAN IS ASSUMED TO BE HOST today's woman is becoming at ease In eir when a mania th house restaurant man than service when they dine with a en ce. Although men and women are con- reversal experi her role of "picking op the tab" when with a woman or alone. Older women gueA. 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OVERIDIN % __ >M 600 EAU DE of appealing scent. 00~ ___ ___ _________R COLOGNE — OL .1 . WILDMUSK Here's List Of • J I 2-oz. Beautiful 350 7( S S - 60 t'vIPX : - De ar1 C)iANT1ILY WIlD - i . - Bath Soap. - you devoted an entire column z '-' Cologne with 5-oz. : : she DEAR ABBY: Last yew -. 4-02. After Shave . UnWanted Gif ts At Christmas #1f rtmen I, g WednesdaY, D.c. 12, Eøghshc, learner .. A-oL You're gonna how an Avianibe 471 mow. S 47$ W41)ILjrH __ __ ° SRAYCOLOSNI ------- S 57 LJ I o%an �.. • . .. ... _( .,. . 1 . . . . ' - . . . ' . ' . .-_--_•-'-• ___ ______ - ---_•_ - iA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Wednesday, Fl. Wa Dec. 12, 9fl Lega•l nonce Notice ega Legal No nOuuCS tice of yne Rogers NO:?::!s tc.:::;:th.t City of Lake Mary, of eminole County, Florida, will receive SALE Seminole ::vEN that by virtu@ of that CII ssued out of and 322-2611 sealed bids until 5:00 P.M., under the seal of the COUNTY CCU 21, s• County, Florida, ", trLY ir u Actor Tube On Back In Hospital CLASSIFIED DEPT By VERNON SCO77 HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Sit-Corn saving lives," Rogers said on the eve of his "And while he may be Irresponsible and petulant in his private life, he Is close to Trapper John in his devotion to medicine, "Trapper John was more of a cynic in 'M.A.S.H.' than Michaels, who is naive In some ways. Michaels has more enthusiasm for life and as a bachelor he's unwilling o) Traditionally, - show's debut. sometimes physicians are the ultimate television heroes, dramatically saving lives under pulse. Sopping circumst ances, No lawyer, cop, private eye nor cowboy Is sacrosanct as the doctor, scalpel in hand and peering over his gauze mask, who saves a patient 's life only seconds before the final cominercial. The doctor as TV hero probably began with make a commitment to a wiomari. My character and Lynn's am involved roman- Boone as Dr. Konrad Styner in the "Medic" series In the lVSOs although there were other, earlier heroic TV sawbones, lobe sure. tically but they aren't headed for marriage. "The story is as much involved with comedy and romance as medicine. I feel it's better to hang jokes on the serious premise Of medicine than doing one-liners in the operating room. "I saw the movie 'House Calls' on an air. plane. Matthau has a great ability to play silly. Ifeel a little queasy playing silly. Ican't play Matthau any more than he can play me. So my doctor is different from his doctor." Richard ll thora of men in white surgical skills were matched only by their personal humanitarianism Richard 'There fo owed a ple whose - Chamberlain in "Dr. Kildare," Vincent Edwards in "Ben Casey," Robert Young and James BrolIn in "Marcus Welby, M.D." and Chad Everett in "Medical Center." Pernell Roberts started the current season in the title role of "Trapper John, M.D." Rogers' Involvement with medical shows Is purely coincidental. He has ne*r wanted to which Is Indirectly related to the "M.A.S.H." be a doctor and doesn't spend his free time series in which Alan Alda stars as a doctor operating under Korean War combat conditions. Th role of Trapper John originally was hanging around hospitals trying to get the hang of doctoring. If he were to play to type, Rogers would e somewhat management enterprise business involving Among those for whom he handles business matters are Peter Falk, James Cian and Jack Webb. It wasn't financial necessity that convinced the affable Rogers to ret urn to a weekly television series, Rogers will play Dr. Charley Mlchaels (Matthau's role) and Lynn Redgrave will portray the hospital alministrater t originated by Jackson. "House Calls," marking Roger's second "To begin with, !wouldn't have been able to accept the series if I didn't have partners In my business operations," he said. doctor role, will follow "M.A.S.H." in the Monday night CBS lineup, thereby creating really liked the Idea of worldng with Lynn and FRI American city as opposed to "M.A.S.H." whlchtsaetintheKoreanWar theshowahave The comedy twtwlthstanding, Rogers points out,his characterwilitake the practice have a let of say about the content of the siow, scripts, directors and characterization. When of medicine as seriously as the medicos of the acting, producing, directing, the ads and the promos are all done, there'istIflataceç there on the screen and If it, yoir face you "M.A.S.H." take their life-and-death responsibility in the operating roon, "Dr. Michaeli cares about his work and 17 care dsapeira.tisly how It locks. - . - - ' - , .. . - . ____ . ''' Beautiful. 1 acre with 2 story home. 3 extra 1g. BR, fam rm., LR. DR. hardwood floors, FP. & many extras. Also 2 BR, 18 guest cottage & 24*10 gaZebo for your outdoor Parties. All this for $79,900 Owiier will hold mortgage. _______________________ _________- '' 1. - ___________ _______________ . , objects by 148 artists new aI a Included In h I b I t Fantastic money potential. Steady, stable work. CROCK! iCc1 clCcm., Gallery tracing the century-long growth of ceramics, American I -, - 32106.40 ApIllbloill . I'- - "I ; . ' This - DISK CLERK Would ke exp., but will train If you ore sharp I personable. 912 FrenchAve. 323-5176 Cornet- of French&th _____ REALTORS NNnferdAve. 1Sf.2 CASH? Home Security Call Us For Terms TowsrFinanclal5ot'y. 1105-2414669 ________ - 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $210. Low down p.yments. 323 2s;. _____- NO BROKERAGE FEES ACRES executive farm, Irrigation, landscaped, work shop 13 OR, 3B, w-pool. - _____ _______ ______ ______ Furnished Rooms For Rent Inquire 101 Magnolia Ave. Sanford ____ e _____ ____ __________ 3l--Ai1msi*sFurnlshsd ____ __________ ________________________ ________ ____ ___ _ ______ ________ Woman's - Labor Of Love Two" closed on csdwsy bs* C41WP1 1 Pictures pIcked It tçwithout _______ miosing a best. Tb. fiku verbs was to a celebrity hwludthg Vice Prndd.ut i " United Pies. Ileresdeusl A M*. There are 'Star Trek" fans, and there are "Star Trek" fan siby _____ Waitsr _" and named IJPLiJnI$ Is ippe end aid JRWIfY 1. 1* plied (Service by PubIIcsflan) _____ be 010.13 publhslisd by the Unilsd States MeflilMin aM'slpapanlfgeneepl IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT Of' cIreu$ltl in $emlnsls Cswnty, .T$Ø EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Plailds, I week for 11* (6) CIRCUIT IN AND POE csMecatIw Melis cSalmsndng SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Nsvliu*ar. 31, 8115. ONE end CAll NO. *1346 CA-19-11 ORDERED at 0n151N.- Plenide IN U: The Cu*1 at SkIs 7* day of NJusmba', 2191. ZACHIRY $$AYI$ CURTIS. JOHN A. REID, JR. NO?ICPACT UNITED STATES TO: DISTRICTJUDGE,. ROGER T. CURTIS PvkIIskNCVS*%$It *8. 1115 litrelti ' 0544.1111.13.1'. No IVI W. Mart-is, Michigan' DIP-V YOU ARE ______ ___ ______ wheMarsInwbatemoatoareulIIIsrbs ____ - P" were 05g7 two mind.. apart. Half an ______ hour befit, the end Of th pidire, abs us over her prbM to the 1 thM01awmaneonvaclngawIwir,asabs ________ wok d Sb'v., theta ..cend marrIng, 01IrthedoMamihovsdHudwifo.Ths white abs dsitver.d a 7-pmd-4-oeuos boy. oily Nick was a deiay is limsuuha a$ __ ________ - - _____ ____ ____ ________ Fillow TreIa. Who w to the thest,.r with her were lwus 'y'd ,p'qu4 with dirilisad absuti and svss to HuCauuS .1 ____ 5aryI qs - ____________ ______ ____ It 1• __ _____ ____ the Mondale piiime the ISor 4 pt,Jiigd fl ____ , .. - _______ ' ____ ' - __________ - ___ 1 ______ ____ p ______ _ aly. ______ _ _ I. . - .- ..' ______ i- ____ ___ Nell 11N'I ______ ___ Io Yard'deS.'lsTra ApplIencesIMied. (LOCAL)50-Wi . , Willbereadyby Jan. 1. 2BRnIce neighborhood, plenty rm, fenced yd. well batiavad children I pets,$310 mo. 1st 1 last me. + UI. sec. p. Send - . - _ _____ - _ . M __ ___ ___ , ____ RU TIGI _________________________ REPAIR *.Iatsrlii _ ___ ___ - ___ --S . ___ - _________ __ ity ___ Clerk -. sm. k intI fi05W er , wj... . Gory I, Masip las. ___ ' ,IohnI, FiSk,' o -P55115k. tunulL & U. *.W9P - - 'OSP-* ____ _ _______ ___ _ List admit living & D0010C5PP18FR.IRiCed ___ 8314M ____ . 1.11 $.W91 __ I P$S - _- —_'s. __ -, ' -_ .__ 'I lie our beavtifu( new BROAD. MORE, ft-1011 f'W BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REAL ESTATE REALTOR, n3.lms PARK BrandiOftics 323.2237 3 BR mobile home Ipe sale. __________________________ Skirted I shed, ready to move into. ultpa'S_ 333.1)50. - ''' If I REALTOR. MLS 373.3774Dayor Ad I ._... - , -. . - . ,- - - - - -. -. , 4 1 ,162 I Airway Plat"I UL3 65—Pets. Supplies 2beautiful beagle hounds, p,lrlly lr,jined for deer, I yr old 9 Cheap!3375082. - 66 -4-lorses - , ChriStmas P&ny Palomino mare, $100 3723991 ii~ Sanford p if Ili'iiut,fui l'Wt'Iry, fabulous pc-rfu,nrs, & cosmetics for every beauty need MERLE NORMAN. 110 Park Ave. 9 colors delight the child. Christmas Slippers, we 9 suggest kNIGf'l15,2O8EIstQowntQwn F'iy Brahma heifer Appror 650 lbs Thrill them With boots Dingo & Cowboy Boots by Acme KN1GIITS,7o8F lst.Downlow, $500 377 2678 68—Wanted to Buy "Ca'sh322.4132 Sin 4 flSI11')\ Identity Bracelets Mon ey Clips WE ENGRAVE Owaltney Jewelers 201S. Park - Ilf)' THE CHILDREN _ jiL -- rarx FOR HIM GIFTS FO 67-Livestock-Poultry - — GIFTS ', _____ --- - -_ - -_ -_ - - vi ffwirr SCAUTY _ " Arabian, tliu,ouqt,bred pleasure horse 16 hands high I? yrs old Thoroughbred Hunter Jumper, 16 hands yrs. old. 327.5705. 7 I His comfort is irnportnf Daniel Green Slippersat KNIGHTS.201E. 1st Downtown f - Boots for your man Dingo&Cowboyaootst00 KNIc,HTS.?0$E 1st,Downtown MR. T'SFASHIONS Fine Clothing for men 7617S. French 323616$ /f MUSlCR .9 GI - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in usecIà furniture, Refrbg,, stoves, tools. I qr 7 acres With well & septic tank Zonedformobilehomeln Sanford area. 327 1365 ''I FOR EVERYONE ff GIFTS I 1976 Honda C11360 T, very good cond., new tires, 9,400 miles. $$S0 negotIable. 365.7334 Piano, upright Good Condition, $775 (Geneva) 3195312 I',,. Pianos, organs, guitars, amps & drums. Bob Bali's Disc. Music Center. 2702 French Ave. - WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 305 E. 35th St. 3230951. EN -.CROWNPAWNSHOP Stereos, guitars, cameras & many other items 377•7• 9 l90FrenchAve, ~, _____ 'ackey Guitar Ctr. 1. Museun,. Over 100 new & used bargains. Martinc,lbson.GUII d Yampha 2510 S French (bik S. of Sambos), 3731941. •L'MeLJ GIFTS FOR SANFORD COURT APARTMiNTS ,JI THEFAMILY General Electric mlcrowaves 1710 choose from. As low as. $199. All at close out prlce, 000dyear,S35W. st s ___ - 21 G F colpr consoles Delu*ecabin s.were$ii, & 8799. Now $399. Goodyear. 555w.1st. 3272531 I II PM _____________ Registered Cocker Pups for sale. Erc. Christmas gift. $171 em. 377 0614. 61 Lhasa Apso. 2 grey, I gold 9 ma old. Loving, intelligent, $150 ea. 37) 1166. et 141 AIUGIM IN Zenith component stereo. AM. FM with speak s. Was $249,BIBLE B K CENTER now $179. No. J514. Goodyear. Bibles, jewelry, accessories SS W. 1st. 3232171 75Hwy 11-92 DeBary 661.646$ er - - FOR A CHANGE? 46-CilIflmsrdaI1qurty 1 YS desire I NOW career with unllmit.d _____ ssrahsg potentIal and are willing to start part ptIng supply & time while In veer present lob learning whole. service business for sale, mc. sale basleess, call (3s) m.oyo. tools, fixtures, lnviIery & OO ,I I 1 1 1 , 1 1 ,l ~ 6101111TS if . ___ ___ --. acres with Improvements, IJIadSISId P5t-50115 send & phone no. to: P.O. Si SAL 'wosd, FL. 33710. - ___________ -._. sac. cord. $1503337921. _ __ _____ real estate. Call W . - _ .- AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3239111 EvesalIeqè III weeMnds 1979 Weilcratt 19.5 Boe1'lder, 77$ tip Marc. cruiser. 70 hrs., many extras. Asking $9,100 562-7926 or $690539 aft 6. Milk- zowiki, REALTOR 323'13. ____ -. -. ge Boots for your Cofaigirl Dingo & Cowboy Boots KNIGHTS.208E 1st Downtown r" RCRARTSF~ T&S - 4 Aaup WITH TRIES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. Oif 8791, SANFORD, Pt. 33771, GIVING DESCRIPTION. LOCATION AND PRICE. OSTUN AREA- For Sa or rent with option to bu y: 10 q i -.- - _ _________ I or ___________________ __ YELLOW SAND LARGE LOT OR 350 S ACRES ____________________ ___ . _______________ Saul. 2ai43. 3 Ii, 2$. 04k de'n payment I take over payments. S11 - - _ - I 14"d Fw & Rum pair own insiness from thiS amlirtable I BR. I ii home on 3 Ig, hits w.lsts of trees $ II Is alroed) fenced. apt,. '43.s.I I - 3221731 Kenm e El. dropin ran , sell clean, oven, ceramic cooktop, GiFTS ~rFclft HER ___ 62—Lawn.Garden ._, ea. pc. Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. . -_ meOrsa.joor. -; ot er - ____ __ Nail's Sanford Furniture CáO Bait' REALTORS L .snc. L .__ - VA& PIIAFinoniki, ___ - -__-_ ' Nk* .ULTV. C...... HINId Nd INky' _____ 25U $ire. , Vow Busk*.,., 322242O ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service IDYLL WILDI 351, *cusjam home, -- c_nng1 ' u, •' Bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w-city water, sewer I paved strait. $'U _____ . __ __ mario. iart a.i $smlmsls county, P*'me Naumi.ir. IS. andSING' Itun-ipir. -. a . ___ - - Sales Leader ______ 7439 S MyrtleAve. Sanford 1 1 Orlando 327-1871 3710640 f those high interest rates REMOCELI Call Roo.r Smith 327.flllor _________________________________ 338-7159 FREE ESTIMATES r ½ off of total inventory of brand new intetspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bidding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noli's Sanford Fur. niture Salvaoe, 17.92. So. of S1WOrd. 323-1731. --_ Used full size hotel-m el bed. ding. V y clean. 8)4.91 BROKER WHY BUY? _ ___ __ _ __ - . FLeotlskN..ewrslied Is's. - ___ ___ __ , GRABITOUICK SR fenced coy. ad. PRSIIITIMATISCSNISINIIS ________ ;3.2222 -_ _______________ _ *aNas. $81,151 iaw a.ment. , _____ . - ______ 'DOWER WILl. FINANCE . ___ _ N3.*Ievouoc151$17 ___ —_1111111 _______________ ___ 19 , ' _____ ____ 33Sj Sanford's ____________ ____ ' OWY -- SEIGLER REALTY 321-0041 JUST FOR YOUI 3 SR lB home wrented .pt.I Move right ml , _______ ___________ CUCEITT ' insured Why buy used? New brand name box springs I mattresses at 20 pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queenI king. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 373 0951. 2., £?omaa - . SuiWto Sob? sur later vors. PHAVA. FHA 311341 isu yiS ______ ______ U554 133R, -, 41—Ibiuiii - L '' 'iii - ____ $IIJIMP105.213048 ___ Lot ad CINI*ot _ . ED. JUSt $61,900. _______ nIIWTWII &.cainPp-cu.4 101 - custom features on 1g. lands caped lotl BPP WARRANT - , & B PAINTING __ SERVICE CALLS iiiija Pl.J3I.-_ FURNITURE& THINGS Buy ISell NewI VsSVurnitur, 500 5. Sanford Ave. 3334813' (7) 5.0'LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL. FANTASTICI 3 BR, 28 brick home in ldyllwildel Many ' _________________ Si—Housliold Goodi ss,wo. _ L.a 151_Sill. ,. pot-Ct, and much morel A buy ?Sf.liBRil3,C4TMEvRhiIIl flereld, P.O. Six 1417. ldIj - - tiaMarly described as IUNL.i; ____ - 1 - -' ______ en GARY I. MASSEY. III., County, Florida, mere -per. ___ ______ 1W ed IF PaiH&i,AWW. . LAKEFRQNTI 2 BR, 18 home - on specious, oak shaded, landscaped lot in nice neighbsrhoodi Eat-In kit., Fla rm., asjJ SANTA'S SELECT ___ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-31SE. First It. 327-5632 NICELY WOODED OVEN 517 ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $1,500. A I - Sofa, $0", like new, best offer. Giovan ni Guitar, folk, new, best offer, 6' artificial Xmas tree, $25. 332 7371. (3) 50'LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. 87.500 TOTAL. COUNTRY LIVING at its best I Eight acres fenced , 3 Bdrm, 7 Bath, tam, room., fireplace, screened patio, wBQO, selfcleaning pool w-cool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond, access to St . John's River. lId.. .4Miis _____ __ - ANOTIIU _ CIAPTU: .ljpg __ ____ --- in is #dwwW'k __ 3524919. ' - - - __ ---- I REALTORS - -- 1. ;j ,TIQUES --- Levi Jeans IJackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0SanfordAve. 3375191 NEEDS FILL. $10,900. TERMS AVAILABLE, all the space you will ever need Immaculate 7 Bdrm, 4 Bath pool home, fenced for horses, on over 4 acres in 'lovely Geneva. 1 yr. warranty. All this and much more 5170.000. extras' 3'BR, 1½ B, CH, fenced 'd. & garage, near Schools. __ . .• U __________________ MeWe eprI, PisIldo 1515$. part .Iy lest 0 canal) 0 15. 1 FeIMansr, £lfe,,ev en a before inli lcoird pIef $. page -, Jsnusr led.. a. fIle*e aleiWI 8*4, PubliC *..... of $ame wiis me Clark at 104 Cliff, oilier I 1.105 5?y, P*04. before $I?vice on petItIoner's and SilO paUIIofIsad. ' . undersigned as of RutaiwsIadete* lorida. win at ____en SkarsaWir. ofileralsie IUNITLIIW 88:0 AM. NIh day of -maybeanlarid veils,tie Dirumber A.O. $15, lOafer sale relief demanded in P0*kn aseN IsIieII*SI5? sieset, r ;iiS,u,lun1. WITNIU my hand •ICII ash, subin. to any M eu _____(W55?) _____ ssofof*iscew?enme$sldav euI5?Ing,oftWft.ef tfaub&., $95. Ow 0 me leminsle Candy d so low Lk. Ceurlkeuse, 18 . ' ' {NUR4tBICKWITN, jL thaghmedese.i,', 15)150 ffiSjIg* lila. Clerk of ' ,'ThefOldsaleIsbeing i. Spi IlMU, P. SwoiN.$. __________ - • ____________ _______ _____ _ •' _____ ' Writs of Execution issued sit at Ruttadsi & fldelans. that respsctive courts as laded 151 1191ev abevLmorsperftcvlaflylliptweN Iusdeit Wandundor Ihaseslel tile Circuit Coyrt el Orange Ceunty, FisrIda. upon a final AN" judgment III = , the 11111111111111011111111 aIevaId burl iii tte Silk day ef TtIaekYaII,1Ilokyeu M.VA.D. 7p, ieffiatoirtaina. for being my cuelouvsre , entNsd Dismetid N, Perlitla, Ca, . 4111mds. ts eu's. y lès, PSIWIII -vs. J.T, Justice. ot.'Is say N I dou't know kNI, .y ______________________________ ii. DIfan1Bnts. 1Ch aforesaid su be rlShIy rm. - SeW Writ of IiiictAlon wes OaftwrSd Is ___ MASSEY, ALPIR. WACK I lad Whespl*g Lisp, ___ ___ __ _ waits an of your eafosui *Ilenui, It .r*tybelngIsc.IadIn$emin ____ ___ ' HEREBY GIVEN )rpwall, Ceilings, and ,ttiat by virive II tease certain repaIred. us. &- emm,. ____ ______ _ NIII jI 5 NOTIFIED that a ms00IhetIflW SenilnaleCowdy, PSIIIISII 91? Ootermliwllen of PlerIleanll51wley dpmftis Cuslsdyliasbesnfileagslns$vii feIllng described pesiertv an. are r.I.W*I lebervea 'owned 'ly Pep_JviIlée,Ii tbrsdensd to ne her as, as Gui. 1e4QUOTE OV THE DAYs Huh VIres 01 dueb.iiy aBar the audit d the quo. O',muui*t. N.Y. as 01 met. .1IIN opera but (billy nttled C PaMek. cemmatirs .qM is 01 N., Yerki utrthabSd Lang hand i Hand and R4 GAiflils PrndisntCerlsrosd tiddy farud uther —raw dr9bii'0 Mn Zeasdy mat Idq lbs Hud thos dice is Mtin: "I is bud t, their hutS Ni she F'fr- withmyw*. I bp do i a aadth,yIuRu.'did.*s$Is.Ths rqier- '-- " eras was a $1,INpiMs di, is -W - toutoemd.war*fdi 1aiicr - - aiu rut— reed fr the _____ ths 'O at loden ci1e ad lbs Gft'III_was Of 4" 17th Nrthy 01 lIsa. 1111141111111 ad ciii, á eiitdist O'NudI. Ksms*rX" eris 'at :-' s: at N, York's V 01614 "' ____ odd her hod w.ubsdveiy i I e Cashes i {M's bird 1st Ibis years *d he :: aspuktlaad j'uti Mills rod. laseted h* I is r- ti1lb. emeud.cawredrlheck.aqW 01 jii - ' $MtI O'NI _-iiiioii kid IOW,U1A MOa.Iud ___ ____ saw." sMd W, tMis * to siiiiiiciiiiiilil is "wa Ib...di "Fvemadsthsispoldrtf,lIy."ie2 P1r, 1e Wee a ___ - , ________ !IuI NOTICE 11 1 ' Purchased El Fil. Saudi STATION OFF UPSALA RD. . - - Arabia. 332 4213 GROUND. TALL PINES, OVER $00' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE, OSTEEN AREA.87,SOO PER ACRE. S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER - 1976 Mercury Monarch Fully eqpl.low mi Rest offer 323 9379 OU T OF IDEAS? Visit ETP4ELL'S ANTIQUES I I 0 . mi. W of i. old SR 46 at "76' 59-Musical Morchandise Select Styleanct War mthof / -i mi# Station, Paola. 372 Daniel Green Slippers Pianos & organs as low as $995. KNIGHTS. 208 E 1st. Downtown rnAs At the Chinaberry Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, 9 --....... -i Tree Antiques, 1106 W 1st Sf -drums. etc. Bob Balls Discount F'rirn,itiv,. china glass silver I Jam Up Hair Styles & Jeans N Music Center, 7202 Frenct, Ave original creations. Levis- -Junior & Missy 3227255 Topc& Dresses B0 French Ave --- (2) Oriental rugs, new, 5 x 7',,. 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH mi -- _______ --- 0911. ACRE WITH TERMS. I - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 371 3866 or 323 1?10 , ROB5QNMARINE 2927 Hwy. 1793 Sanford,Fba. 32771 Side by-Side refrigerator, $75, picnic table w 2 benches, $30 full size baby bed w mattress, $75; Oak porch rockers, $21.95, metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 20$ E. 25th St. 373 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED. COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN 051FFN AREA, $100 PER - ____ V. HUPRYt Executive Country Living with SUPER I 3 OR, 1½ B home In 20 W. w.$ots of CII, w.w carp., dining area. Fla. rm., porch I many more •xtrasl SPP WARRANTED. Yours for $37,500. Call 333.3232 for ____________________ - ___ Kin. abs w d there at ___ ____________________________ - airce ______ as a slr'mer putftrity Intern for 8bncnwasthsret.o,wtthw1fathses is Kansas Qty, as th dte the fact her labor REALTY _ __________ _______________ ____________________ ______ 4ItIr eansr, i. worked 01111010 movie it 81111311111111111 the luther. Jimmie Cow an, 31$ Palmetto ___ Ave. - - ____ ________ ________ i ____ - ______ By KENNETh R. CLAWC ____ STENSTRO Apis. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean I roomy. See' • __. 90*200' WITH A SPLEN- JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY— 3 Bdrm, I", Bath home in nice area, c onv enient location, $21,500. 323-WI . DENOUS VIEW. S20,000. C1WI,Quiet I BR a,nes. __ Refrlg., 1 yr. old, frost free, 21 Cu. ft., copperton., 5)35.. Amana microwave oven, model RR 9, never used, $325 Port. Royal dec. typewriter, like new, w-casc, stand & swivel chair, SIOD 323 013. MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT Eves. 3191100,3221959 ____________________ ___________________ ______________________ ___ ___ REALTOR 322 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE __ ,_ _- - ____________ I Sears air conditioner. $100 I Peer less gas furnace, $50 3737315 ________________________ ______________ _ w-wrought iron stand, fifes. filters etc. 8-45. 323 3972. ____________________ 7', acres Z GC2. city w9ter & sewer. $165,000 Wgood terms, . ClasslfiedAdsarethesmallestbig news i tems You *111 find ~_ - REAL STATE BreW LAKE MONROE-- Bass fishing 21. N. 1743. Cass.lberr)t, Fl. capital of the worldl Lovely I Ive.1523U8 $344150 Bdrm, 7', Bath lakefront home has pool on one acre, private boat dock, fireplace in Fla. room, formal dining, lots of extras, 569.000. ) IR—$199 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of _________ Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in__ Sanford, Call 3231670 Mariner's Village. )21-P9S - ssToat5&Accessories ___________ L P gas tanks, $40 ea or both for $63; also 2 aquariums (2) 10 acre parcels Near Seminole Woods, beautiful trees, good terms. - -. for-Sale (2)60 lb. STEMPER AGENCY s. N. Breast MORI UfllUrnishsd Nag. .' ____ utica, *u, ikusli Y S Oak 141.7153. - • , - - - 1978 Mustang II only 12.500 'ml. air, I sp I cyl. Good mile getter. $4250 322 9AS2. 834 1779 eve 1978 ymh - Volare Only 10.400 nii ,auto, air , bcyl,, gets good $3700 322 9152. 834 17;9 eve -.- _______ 3flI7flhIW! IACREwithlakefron$aige, trees i. 31R, ii. monthly rates,utiuteoi pd.Inquire Isijt fleas. Gracious living, Weeklyl __ - 4 rluii(t.I •'iO .4 cyl fairing, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'d, to coddle baqs, e.tras $900 or t'est offer Contact Tim 322 I '75 models Call 339 9)00 or 834 5)04 __ 4605. (Dealer) 7 Fain gar sale. IJIti IStti Glassware, linens, turn . fool%, pictures. C lothinq, paper backs, childreiis books P. other misc 101 ldyllwildt' Dr ------ ------. --- ------- Moving or thinking of ilAratle sale? Lot of Work? Will buy from or sell for you & sii ________-- _ Reg. REAL STATE Broker FURNITURE-BEDDING. INN. It-Cl, Cassaiberry,Fl. Wholesale toall, Orlando Whole$34-INS Eve. sale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd., Orlando tseds. Obi. motel box springs a mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323 au 7310 WEKIVAFALLS New I BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful Weklva Falls, Perfect for Winter retreat. $15,000. Owner finance w-'7 dwn. 4 ACRE investor special, beautiful oaks, workshop, guest cottage,? BR, 28, comp with barn. ______ ______________ ___ MM spo __ __. -.6?s ______ Garage Sale Sat & Sun 9 S 411 S. Hawtt*orneC,rcj,. Winter Spring% - r. H. Ernest ________ MOII __ MLS - 54—Garage Sale Will t lt & Ind mortgages- We also make Real Estate L Business lOe'05. Florida Mor tgage investment, 1350. S. Orange Ave.. Suite 204, Winter Park. 644-6432. ____________________ woodsland REALTOR __ _____________ BU'(JUNKCARS CallFrom%IOIo%SO 322 1621. 327 1160 ' 78-Motorcycles I - __ - ,____ 900 cattle ranch INVESTOR[ 2 BR, lB home, good cond., FR, fenced yd. nice location, inc. I BR rent apt or rent both. Only 830.000. Use __ Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. it's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-251V31T eor mrmer detallt ..._: fop Dollar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5"O I ____ -- -_ - _____ - 119 78DO .lO acres orangegrove INVESTORI ThIs won't last long. Nice I BR, lB home on fenced lot. 5)3,000. 56.000 dwn, owner carry. qML ____________________ - - --- - . INTERESTED? 70 acres lake front INC. REALTORS S30M33or339.11lleyes. - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 77-Junk Cars Removed _________ ARE YOU 3SO ._. TV i'epo 19" Zenith Sold oriU $493.75 bal. $183.16 or 5)1 nrn Agent 3398386 -. - _______ ____ --______ - _________- Paved road Acre for investment or building Terms you can 25.415 French Ave. 322.cr.31, 322 .--.--------------- FORREST GREENE *-*_ j _________ OSTEEN S wildt'rnes acres Enloy nature Only $15000, good terms, Longwood, coly 3 SR, 28, lots of storage, corner site with trees. $4375.0 _____________________________ ** j 47-Rea l Estate Wanted - --Losing your home & credit? will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322 0216. --- webuyyourequity.closeln?lhrs. AWARD REALTY. INC - _______ ______ ---______ BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. 321-O7S . __________________________ lLjS seems to be developing Its old 43-Lots-Acreage -'--- -....... _______________________ 197$ Rockwoc'J Motor Home With fut) III %hower Dodge chassis, cruise control, 8. awning. 16 000 milOs 322 1893 fllack & White T V 's $20 ca while they last HERB'S TV 5975 323 73 , ___________________________ _________________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR . 2 BR, 1 B, zoned commercial, good bc. heavy traffIc area. 153,105, 'fYoyrFutureOw'Cancern" ?NEED "The car ALLFLORIDAREALT'Y 4 S. Country living OK 411i acres with 330' lakefront. Also I OR , I Bguest cottage. All for $92,000, - .. OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK 3 SR. AU EMPLOYMENT , - ' Nic eworkingconditions __________ __________________________ Good used TV's, $258. up MILLERS 2619 Orlando [Sr Ph 27 0S2 ________ Adorable 1 OR home w FP, w w carpeting, front & bk. porches. 524.000. 3 BR, lL B brick homewith 14 x 10' scr. porch. Split BRswitha 121 x 121 bldg. in back for 831 00 , ' ___ -- ___________ 53—TV. Radio- Stereo I for Sale 72-AuCtion 1977 Volare, cruise cant AC, _________________________ AM FM. radio. PS PB $3100 -_ --_' --,I I or 5300 8. take over payments. ror [state COI*me, at & Res 322 6117 (tCn?,ll 'uctjos & Appraisals (.111 OcIls Actiø, 323 670 1971 MUSTANG $600 annv's Auction 322 7040 3230322 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave 323 5712 71 Chevy Vega station - wagon Good condition $600 322 15.71 75-Recreational Veh icles Push button controls, has carousel, still In warranty 'Originally $6.19, assume payments of $71 mo Agent 339 '$386.___ - ' Handyman special I OR garage apt w 2 lots Ideal for small business, priced at 518.500. Fenced 3 OR, I 6, Dbl. lot. This One has privacy In towni only $29,900. . . iI RIALION 80-Autos _________________ MICROWAVE _____________ . .. W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107 W Commercial __ PhOne37? lfitI. Sanford 3 BR. 2 B. pool, green house, beaut. landscaping and many extras. Reduced to $52,900. employer getting ready to expand. Register today. Be ready when he hIres. , -. -. 2217. MEATCUTTER APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture S,ilvaqe 322 8121 . ___________ KENMORE WASHER. Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 I _________________ ____________ __________________________ DOMESTIC HELP Work for one of Sanford's finest ladies. She needs your help. Call nowl - ______ Is Myrtle Ave Orlando _______ 3271511 ___________ 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 • r - Inc., Realtors 2435', S. French (17 97) Sanford 333 $374 home New Central H&A & carpet. Owner will finance wsubstantial dwn. 533,000. 327- ,. ________ , , Treki'lMovie (1 0,04 1 I NOQUALIFYING-3 BR WAITRESSESI WAITI*St ____ 'Star 21395 Sa STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 322-2611 or $319993. Gin. mech. ability with knowledge of tune.ups.brakes. Salary + bonuses + benef its. - " - BROKER REALTY WORLD - ' MECHANIC __________________ , 1 JEEP I WO PU 1963. new tireS, fair cond.. $800 or best otter or trade for VWS And or buggy 3220098 %E PIIY USED FURNITURE & 1*asher repo GE deluse model Sold orig, $40935 used short time. Bal $189 11 or $19.35 mo Agent 339 8386 - r kEIL34/ SEIGLER REALTY .The Real Estate Agency %W LOTSOY Fun lob wlthnlceboss. Will give raises if good worker. Nice hrs. , I - . - 52-Appliances ___________________ -. REALTY SECRETARY Must be exec, class. Typing + shorthand required. Exc. corp. de Washington's Renwick I MILL IONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small out tnat One piece or houseful f*rdqt's Antiques 323 2801 - __ ...------__— OPIENTAI t4UC.SWANTED lop Prices Pad LISOd. .in condition 641 8126 -____________ _______ ______ Ford Pickup. 6 Cyl.. Std trans Good cond, Gets good rn $2.800 322 475.5 AntIqUes and Modern Furniture reposses5ed, used very Short time Original $5.93. bal. $181 or $31 mo Agent 3398386 ____________ - R011111111111111115 _____ . I 1978 Singer Futura Fully 1SUIO, I 11 _________________ ____________________________ ' I _____ -.,_ ______ of 231 -Zz.:I~ I __________ II 79—Trucks-Trailers Retrig. Repo AMANA I? c, It, Sold 3 t1 homeor mobile horneon ig originally $511, now $246 or $2 lOt or .icre fl Sanford area . moAgent 339 8386 - 312 1365 ____________ _____ work Is one I \ ______ _______ ROUTE SALES 68--Wanted to Buy Goods _____ _______ I 51—Household [j] -- __________________________ - Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on ',our lOt 0* OUt lot V Enterprise. Inc. Model Inc.. Realtor ---541 3013 Low Eves. 322 0612, 322 Us;. 3fl $182. 322 7177 207E.2Sth St. OFFICICLERK Good typing, good figure op. titude, nice dresser, nice appearance. Great job with great benefits. by Gill Fox . VA-F IIA-Con Homes 323-7832 ___ SALES RECEPTIONIST Good appearance with sales personality. Light figure work. - - artist contemporary '' - STOCKINGS PAYROLL CLERK Pleasant work with good ad. vanceIent potential, Good tx's. -'._-_ ' OLD FISH ESTATE CameronAve. • ____________ get results ) U ____________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR TO HELP YOU FILL YOUR SIDE GLANCES __!TuSes _________________________ HAL COLBERT REALTY InC LEGAL SECRETARY For the right person employer Willing to pay exc. ___________ _______ , ceramic sculpture by -. CALL 323.5176 . _____ * ________________________ ___________________________ - unusual k OFJOBS - - * to sure ________________________ 41tses BAGFULL -' ART this - ' - of IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1I--lipn1ai! k *' S __________________ _____ - . AD FI!U ____________________ ____________________ - CORP. '. SWINE IR5 ( _________________________ . - Noon __________________________ "Also, I liked the nature of this cw4rwt. I' little in common. PART-TIME DEADLINES Day Noon Friday - become big movie stars and care about work they are doing. I share that with them. lit I '"" ' the show. 7Uy're very nice people and mks It a pleasure to go to work every day. "They are beyond the point of wanting to I - __________________________ David Wayne, who plays the chief surgeon In series set in a modern hospital in a large L 11111 11 I -. "I really wanted to do this show because I an Immediate comparison between the two medical sitcoms. Because the new show is a contemporary I St. WE.2nd ______ producers. Jackson I • ________________________ porate financing along with a prospring vineyard, As of Dec. 17, Rogers returns to prime time TV to star in "House Calls," a half-hour situation comedy based on the hit movie which starred Walter Matthau and Glenda * exp. preferred, Aides, Nursing RATES - real estate, financial investments and dispute with the murky Nurses Broadway, starrfngina series about a tycoon. &rwsja played in I'M.A.S.H." by Wayne Rogers, a tall, curly-haired Alabamian of independent mind who left the series after its third year in ric HOURS combine food, tun &CXC. ear. clay of July, A.D. 1977, In that surance. Sealed bids will be certain Case entitled, Litt Hi' ninos with ,r.w Rowleigh le Green 1:00 A M. 5:30 P.M. lcensecvttv,tlmes ..... I4ca opened and read at the regular House, I.. Testing Par DAY U .. M fl hliflaOt City Council DKember training, unlimited future. Call d-b-o Green I JLInC)Fin lflhIIIvIII LV, 1717, at 30 P.M. 514-2056. wry Supply, Defendant, which Specifications may be obtained aforesaid Writ of Execution was from the City Clerk, Lake Mary delivered to me as Sh*rlff of City Hall, 115 East Crystal Lake 56mlie County, Florida, and I __ __ Avenue, Lake Mary, Florida. CORRESPONDENTS have levied upon the following Before Publication The City reserves the right to described The property owned by reject any and all bids and to Robert Downing, WANTED said property waive any technical defects and to be ing located In Seminole County, Sunday To write news of local interest accsptanybidthatitmayd.,m,o Florida, more particularly SAN from LONOW000 be in tM be interest for the City, ws follo : FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Bids from any person, firm, One 1974 Cadillac 4-door hardtop C SSELBERRY and if you corporation in default in any automobile, white in color with have a knack for gathering the agreement with the City will be black vinyl top agreement Eat s-Good TNns to 4-Petsoflals social news from your rejected. ID No. 6049R4E511171 respective community to be By: s. Connie Major being stored at Damacs In Fern ___________________________ presented in a column in The Why Be Lonely? Write "Girt-,4Park, Florida Evening Herold, WO want to City of Lake Mary, Grapefruit, Oranges, Malt" Dating Service. All and t as Sheriff of Tangerines I. Lemons. R. U: Florida talk with you. ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. Seminole County. Florida. will a Hutchison 322'401 Publish December 12, 1979 water. Fl. ______________________________ 11:00 A.M. on the 3rd day DE Q3 Contact:. DORIS DIETRICH January, A.D. 1980, off er for sale Black Eyed Peas, You Pick & p and sell to the highest bidder, for Fri. through Sun. $5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT _______________________ OURSELVES EDITOR cash, subject 333.5%3 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL existing liens. atto t any and all 9.5 daily Mon.Fri 3222611 he Front (West) LoUSet of ke ys on blue plastic ________________•______ CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Door of the Seminole County .5 keys. Lost Tues., Dec. 4, EVERY DAY someone i5 looking PT-FT cook exp. fine dining, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Courthouse In. Sanford, Florida, AM. in Sanford. REWARD. Can 79.13N.CA4C.D you have to sell. Call breakfast, salad line. See the above described personal Call3224001. MYNA K. HOYT, 'MYNA today and your Classified Ad will Betty Cosgrove, Deltona Inn. property. Plaintiff, appear hero tomorrow. Lost vic. E. 21st St. While male 661 493. That said sale is being made to ________________ vs. Persian cat. "Snowball." satisfy the terms of said Writ of GEORGE BERGEN, of PT-FT waitresses. PM.AM exp ____________________________ Pleasecall332.3156. Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, Execution. Defendants. only in fine difling. See Mrs. oranges. Picked to order, Will _____________________ John F. Polk, FOUNDRedlrlshsetter, NOTICE OF ACTION G., Deltona Inn, 661.4493. mix, Crumley 3320217. Sheriff nearTransferSlaticn TO: AILEEN, INC., P. 0. Box Semlncle County, Florida onUpsala Rd. 323.1541 152', Church Street Station, New Publish December Wanted exp. can line mach. I 12, 19, 26, 1919 ---..draftsman. Send resume to York, Now York 101004 - NATHAN __________________________________ KRAUSKOPF. INC., 121 East 24th and January 2, 111100 P.O. Box 632, Mattoon, 111. __________________________ 8-Eating Places Proof, New York, New York, 10010 DEQ-26 . 6193$. . MILLBRCOK MANUFAC. MERRY CHRISTMAS Desk Clerk, afternoon shift. TURING CORPORATION, 740 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE Beginning Dec.14 Apply in person, Holiday Inn of 322.7113 New York, New York, EIGHTEENTH JUDlCIAL Breakfast now being served at' C,fltiVe Expressions Sanford on the Lakefront. AMERICAN BLOUSE CIRCUIT, CIVIL DIVISION, IN Mckinn.y's Lounge I COMPANY, INC., 21 Main Street, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Restaurant, 300 Sanford Ave. _____________________________ FLORIDA Little Ferry, New Jersey. from 6a,m.-12 noon. Food also MEN A WOMEN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CASE NO. 79.1534 CA lIE served on disco nights. WITH Exp. industrial sewing action to foreclose a mortgage an IN T14E MATTER OF THE the following property In SemInole ADOPTION OF: machlneoperators. MANAGEMENT BRENDA MARIE ROZANC, (904) 734.S464 DeLand LegalNoci' County, Florida: ABILITY BEGIN a minor; Lot 47, Block B, THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD A MANAGEMENT MEADOWS.UNIT 1, according to FREDERICK THOMAS ROZANC, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Organist-Choir Dir, the plat thereof as recorded In Plot a minor: CAREER IN NOTICE OP PUBLIC Grace United Methodist Church , Book 1$, Pages 64 and 67, Public and MELISSA MAE ROZANC, HEARING 323. 2155. or 332.%472 FINANCE a minor. Records of Seminole County, - JANUARY 5, 1900 Florida. NOTICEOFACTION RN, $414.12, full I part time'. 7:00P.M. lfyoullkeworklng wlthpeopiel has been filed against you and you TO: . Apply in person Sanford Nursing dsslre.a management position Frederick T. Brown we required to sms, a copy of III, Convalescent Center, 9SO The Board of County Com. you will enjoy a career In Box No. 1 your written defenses, if any, to it Mellonvllle, mlssioners of Seminole County, finance. consumer Be on Royce D. Pipklns, Plaintiff's Marwood, Pennsylvania 16047 Florida, will hold a public hearing promoted to branch manager YOU ARE NOTIFIED that attorney, whose address Is p. o. Sales lady, exp. In , ladies ' ready an to consider the following: within a f ew years upon Box s, Fern Part, Flor ida, on or action for ADOPTION has been - to.wear, apply in person only. A. APPEAL AGAINST THE completion of our corn. before December 21, 111711 and file filed In behalf of the above-styled BOARD OF No phone calls. Ro-Jay, III E ADJUSTMENT prolilionsiv* formal & on the the original with the Clerk of this minor children and you are 1st St., Sanford. 1. SANLANDO UNITED j training programs. required Court wither before service on to serve a copy of your METHODIST CHURCH BA(10PromotIons to greater Plaintiff's attorney or Im- defenses, if any to it on JOHN R. 1S79)-25E Newspaper route, A.M., - N-IA Residential responsibilities are based an Winter springs. 9,400. . m0dili"ttly thereafter; otherwise III HIEFFERAN JR.. plaintiff's at. Zone -Appeal against the Board . performance.Youwilireceive default will be entered against you torney, whose address is 201 N. 6759547 Of Ad justment In refusing to frequent salary increases for the relief demanded In the Palmetto Ave., Orlando, Florida , during training & onic 32101, on or Wars, 14 January, outhorlse access to Carlton Stroot Full time form equip. salesman complaint. ancl In requiring a 25 ". buffer an clifilent employee benefits & t 1980. and file the original with nosid . Exp. helpful, but will WITNESS my hand and seal the the South property line, the East stable employment. We are this Court on November 16, 1979, clerk of this court either before consider person with good 125 It. property line, the East 46 interested in a limited number service Is made on the plaintiff's ff (SEAL) inech. background. Exc. 0, the North property line and of ambitious I career minded or ARTHUR H. BEcKWITH. JR. attorney Immediately opportunity. Fringe persons who are 19 or older, thereafter, otherwise a default the East 412.59 ft. of the Last As Clerk of the Court Dept A. Contact proWty line extending from S.M. some collqw preferred but not will be entered against By Eve Crabtree Du" & Son, Oviedo. 327-1030, required. As Deputy Clerk relief demanded in theyou for the 43 South to 125 ft. North of Carlton ext. 261. LOB, complaint Street in Parcels 3* and 4 of' Publish: November II, 2$, or petition. Section 2.21.29. Further descrIbed GENERAL FINANCE December s, i2, i9m. Willness my hand and the seal of AVON the, Northeast corner of Carlton FIGHT INFLATION DIP-SI this Court on this 10th day of Street and Raymond Avenue. $efl Avon. Increase your earnIng December, 1979. (DIST. 1) UNITID STATES DISTRICT (SEAL) power. For details, call, löllOrlandebr.,$anford This public hearing wIll be held COUNT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP 1.541.m7er6442$n' ARTHUR H. IECKWITH JR. EqualOpportunItyEmployer in Room 203 of the Seminole PIOSIDA OSLANDO DIVISION As Clerk of 11* Court County Courthouse, Sanford, CABS NS. 'P9'Ui.OS$.'CIV-S By: Eve CraMree Plorida,on January 5, 1950, at 7:00 UNITID$T*TI$OPAMSN1CA, AsOeputyClerk P.M.,or s soon thereafter' as F$affiOIff, .n- PERCY MILTON, Publish December 12, 9, 26, 1979 WILLIE AARON FLEMING, and and January 2, 1150 Written comments flied with the the unknown heirs, dovisees, DEO.IO Land Development Manasr will grantees, assIgnees, Ilenot's, ____________________________ be considered. Persons appearinq creditors, trustees, or other NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S at the public hearing will be heard claimants, by, through, under or SALE orally. Hearings may be continued against the ESTATE OF MATTIB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN from time to time as found MILTON FLEMING, deceased: that by virtue of that certain and all unknown parties havIng or Writ necessary. Further details Execvlion Issued out f daimingtoptavs any right, ,ltl,or under the seal of the COUNTY avallablbby calling 323.4330, Ext. Inlervat In the WW" horoln, Court Of Orange County, Florida, Defendants NOTICE OP SUIT Dowd of County ____________________________ led ORDER FOR UNNAMED upon. final Iudgefnont rendered CommIssIoners Ij_ jAitrsjO' DEFENDANTS TO APPEAR intheafor'eIaidcounonmea $smlnoteCounty,plorida JAY'SAPpLiAICi5 dsyoIFobrvary,A.D.I9lLiftffiat AND PLEAD (SERVICE By: Bill Kirchhoff, certain case entitled. First MaJorApoI'eflspow CUSTOMNOMES BUILT irtP, PUSLICATIORI, TO: ALL Nnai Undernewownershlp Bank of Winter Pa _REMODILING$ REPAIR 3534134 Afteet: Arthur H. BecIwith Jr. LO. SALINT creditors, trustee's, or other A its * ,-111111111 DG aforesaId Writ of Execution ClalMafW5 by, $hi'etigh, imdsc or whIch BOLSTERED WITH VALUES wss Qen. Repairs, Licensed I delIvered to me as Sheriff of FROM THE WANT AD CeantyCeart agaInst MATTIE MILTON Bon. Free Estimates $eminoio,County, Florida, and I SemffiefeCemty,Pl,riga FLEMING, COLUMNS. ceased; 'and all have after 1p.m. levied upon the following CawN.1SflSpIs unknown parties having or described property owned by Josoph. Harris Company, Inc., dalmin S'T_ u..,, hesooner _you 'place your tohavesny right, title or Almon C. Rlchey, slid property Plaintiff Classified ad, the sooner ,= gof interest In ( property being located In IN* Seminole ou C nty, -usnulls. III 118100? descrIbed. You -.-. particularly FoyL.JusticeandJj'.Ju$ce,as hereby notified that an actionore hasFlorida, described smore follows: . CiRPENTRY PAINTING' been instItuted against you in the Personal RepresentatIve of the TOWERS BEAUTY SALON - MASONRY CONCRETE One 1976 Ford Pick-up Truck, Estate ot W.L. Justice, Dlcsesed, above Court by the United St$I fermerty Nalvieft's eeuty Nook All proleslional-30 y of America, to foreclos, the dark green in color with light Defendants 1191 1W$tp Rd FREEL$T. '331-ftLIor331.71$ _______ mot'tgege on the following green trim Ck'csft Clint I ID No. FICYNBI661O described properly: Lot 31, LONE -lMan,quslltyoper$$en being stored at Ratllff's in PINES, acceding to P1st thereat CaseNs.n*$CA1pK S yr's. sp. Patios, DI'iveways Fi FMC Corporation, Plaintiff recorded in Flat Sock It, page 31 Ssnll IN is and the undersIgned as SherIff of of the Public -. itc.WarS..l.$3l.lIll________ or repair, leaky Wlaue,. ei Calmly, Plsrida, and you are W. 1eole County. Florida, will at J.T. Justice, it at, Defendants - 1tI_ _________ . , _PcthIlY_ A.M. 11:05 the on , d of day dared and r,qvltsd to appear and Cu" January, AD., 1950, offer for sale plied in said action, end fIle NO LONGER USED CAMPING answlthww Cut tnt. cew? Rid iill to the highest bidder', for CaseN..17411$CASIK GEAR IS IN DEMAND, slu. P' to Søli RepaIrs. Ilec. cast. subject any and _ Phelda. 8 at Orlande, to ... all Lemad Wirtitelmer, Jr., etC., IT NOW WITH A5IFlID • trIcal, plumbing, arpsnfe'v, oalstlng liens, at the Front (West) pi WIlt-WI . AD, _______________________ ____________________________ pa5 .DIet at thin e Seminole County -us___________________ .tferneyo. Gaflt L. left. Uted Ceurihouse Sa.Wotd, Florida,, j.. Rates Afterney, and III$beffl A. it Ci. OWendaiWs __________ above described personal JenkInS, Assistant UnIted Mates the Chnceif Cur? _ D'ENMlIj Attorney, P55? Office Son 1053, 011*01 CeiPty. Pisilda __ That said sale Is being made to --= OrlafldI ICIStCase No. $01 thanjanuaryll, 1*. If ysufailig 5aty the terms of said Writ Of Diamond fl Pentiliter Co., Inc., Execvtlen. do Mgine.w by detaiN orsFe Plaintiff CIRTiPlIDLA' be Joim L' Polk, lwined agelnut you far lhwill relief _________Nam ____________ vs OBCAPING ;;Sheriff demanded 18 the amefew.. ___________________________ J.T. Justice, it $1, Defendants FAE:MATE$a,,Ia NM It is. ORDERED that the 151* NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S b0111111111111 PublISh Decimbe' 13, It, 36, 1979 up,. . ONDAY Wednesday, Dec. 12,l7-7B Mechanics helper - Wrecker Driver. Good benefits. Apply In person, I In Ile north of 434 an ahrv;:.ir 7: . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. np— 831.9993 . - apply in person. Lakeview " of pon a ,Ira, judgement rendered :' a ED Pa ASSIf!oPL 18-HelPWanted . , , .-'. -- '- __________________________ - .e -. ' L . .. •'- -. - , . 1 'I :.'f f. 4Y' lv �[1 . I , . lB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - 4 ' .. . . . .. '. • ........ 4 . .. - . , • V p ' - .' --'.. . . i-F Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1919 r' Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1979--IC Evening Hrald Sanford, Fl. - A TONIGHT'S TV . LUrVUU Lynn, IJIYIU QUI WW the Oak Ridge Boys Join host Minnie Pearl for a calsIbration of ChrWnm. (2)6CHAXWS ANGELS A Is on Chadle's new yacht Is Interrupted by rrMutk=dn No tinn for tnLd mercenaries hidden below deck (9 (35) DIINAHI A FNENOS Cohost Don Meredith.Guests Erik Estrada, Destination, Greg Bradford, Katherine Kelly L$flQS. Sieve stagan iii* organ drives IUV WUV! household up the wall. 9 0 0) DICK CAVETT "Foolball Panel" Guests: Dick Butkus, John Mackay. Fred Biletnikoff. Peter Gent. (Part 2 o13) 9 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY When the house next door to the Bunkers is for sale Archie and Henry Jefferson become nervous for opposite reasons - VII!fl WEDWWAY EVENING 6:00 (j)O NEWS (.tj(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS (g (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests Antho fly Newley. Dick Martin. about who might move in. 6:30 0 (4) NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS (1)0 ABC NEWS i) (35) CANDID CAMERA 4(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS (12)(17) BOB NEWHART Bob decides to follow 6:00 PEOPLE Reports on a school for female wres" tiers, a belly-button whistler, outhouse racing and a church that was given a summons for praying too loud are eattuied (1)0 YOUNG MAVERICK , Emily's Ben's determination to (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (1)0 JOKER'S WILD (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred tries to sculpt a work of art from junk when he discoversthevalueof sculpture. (24 (10) MACNEIL! LEHRER REPORT il(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred holds out for more money when a Japanese land develop. ment company offers to buy his house. collect flames vs. S (35) MOSY DICK AND ~ 0i"(WED) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (TUE. THU. Ff1) (IT) (12)(17) MOVIE (WED) c*'.s 1:25 (4) (D5 1p4EW MASH LL IN THE FAMILY Pk ' 400 1:00 0 (4) EMERGENCY ONEI (MON. WED.FRI) DAYS OF OUR LIVES MORNING GOOD ioo 35)TOMAN0RY FUNNY BUSINESS V.I. PEOPLE (TUE. _ Zoe to 10 FOOTSTEPS (WED) 110) CROCKETT'S ViTO. Is NYGARDSN1PRI) (17) ROMPER ROOM 00 5(J) DONAHUE C5)OMIKIDOUGLAS (DO MOVE 9*30 — -. (IT) (35) BENNY HILL OtlO, SIMPLE GIFTS Episodes For ChrIstmas' Views of the holiday season by Virginia Woolf, Theodore 1100aivelt and Moss Hart are animated. (11) 11:30 0 TONIGHT Most: Johnny Carson. Guests: Henry Winkler. Carl Reiner, Louis Belleon, Tom wane. (5)0 YOUR TURN Views respond to CBS news reports (LU $4.. 00 4.' IV — OVE LUUY -. -- AET iOV ,JJ "It) ASK Me ABCor _____ -. /• L 9 tlO EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 0(17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 ® CARD SI4ARICS (35) (Q5 (211 17 MOVIE 10:30 0 (4) H OLL Y WOOD on Teddy Kennedy, John Connally, Iran and teen-age homosexuality. (DO LOVE BOAT by Roger Bollen ______________________________________________________ 'TNt?) - -, Problem" Diana Canove; "Julie's Old Flame" David Madison; "The Jinx" Ray SQUARES (1)0 WHEWI 10:55 0 cas mws 11:00 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS THE PR!? is RIGHT W AWR OflIflT Bolger Harriet Nelson. (A) (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST - West and Gordon find the deadly Dr. Loveless' "corpse," then encounter his equally deadly "uncle." (1)0 ISLAM BMW RON _____ (R) dltional 15 to minutes, until beans and sausages are heated 11:30 through. Makes about 10 servings. (J)WHULOPPORTUNE ' ITWJOV I Rosalynno, 111111111101111 1 1 11111111 110 1 S I ..-- - ' S No 'Loud' &00 DAY HEALTH FIELD (DSIJNMI 0 7) (J)IAM.Y Holiday - , a * - . . I • . ' ffie"M toned down tta sear b.cs sis 0(17) THE ATHLETES o(the wIenorlils,tlrIady Rosalyim Caster says. (MOW) allied "WV,. imes activities bit It POPI 801$ THE . _____ - in previous yews,Mrs. Costar add Monday - the NMLL1 oft the Whit. Hones aing. ROAO(MD) ___ WILIURN SROTI# -- ITIS to fIPOEtITS 10 (1) THE I Get another for - half price. I Dear Seat. lover, call another lover and tell him or her that you're sprIngingfor tasty shrimp platter. When you ___ preent this coupon at any particIpatIng Arthur Treacher's, u'IIachgef 7 gimrta,yipijpa, 1 - BIos Room. Mrs, Oder sold while the i44 ha th. smirk O6. 'low U __ fl -. .. . f ______________ ... - wads omom The Calm COUPONU s. wiu heit t Uri" of -. . PARk At I & 25th I IGet another for bait prie.. ___ daff ad On medis. T* am . $'FS LB. Steak $198 Fryers 474 LB - G 1 • -. al THIS THURSDAY, Cooiang- 500 P.M — 10'00 P.M. 'iii . - ani Alhah F* I"CIW a * Crab PIE W•7. s.' Appetinr Mind 0 Good soly In $nkisls& sogs Ceunép surry, Wits savory offer ends Dec is, 1919 ONLY icj of U knIc. MW *10 - . s• - .. - CENTER CUT s 69 Pork Chops ___ LB . SPARE TVIIMI - -' . --, 98' OSCAR MEYER REG. Bacon Bologna I'K LB. $1 58 Wieners1 $128 LYKESSLICED BUDGET BACON LB. ôl Up oil /]I AlU1111 ____ ________ ________________ m .emo P.551 VAR. lies. _____ Banquet * Dinners __ ____ ses. Cheese Spread $ d ® )Ij 49Co ij, 0) 3 L.B. CAN PLAdN OR SELF RISING often ___ ce ____ _____ 1R9 KRAFT Gold Medal' 1 Olso QUARTERI ____________ ___ ___ Flour S.LJLM I I I $ MIt I wiffi ?.N 'dsr UR PLC JUIV 1 Velveeta i £ - 11.1 PKGI. - MG ________ - Pw SU......... 491 p si.ii........ 591 JulCe Oat flA POTATOU later Tots....2t 891 46 Cheese Singles bETTY CROCKES MIT UIADY TO III slit I OVACARM 69 Spread 'I.e 1. Parkay 59 _____ ASST VAIIWT1U ____ Frosting ?( UI I1IsI%l IO*I ____ BETTY CROCKEB ______________________ ____//T Holiday Nog 994; : Super Moist POTATOES Crinkle Cut 2 891 Cake Lasagna ..........i $1 I-- — ___1 Broccoli ___ .___ ___ Sprouts... 2IL $1 SHVFSM 394: Orange Juice. - Cottage Cheese i V1H I*4I) *)UAIIA ___ ___ 408 sis ________ RITIV (N(WKt NIX 88 2t 1 ____ I!, UI III%IlI 16011. _______ ______________________________ Mix Itr ___ _______________________________________________________ NIIY(R(XKIRMIX(*SHX COMSIOCK A5'VIL PIt out "11111W Gingerbread1 691J(1 i. CUITTL " ct. CHEESE 2OC. to 11111,11aft m. B.sf Stow ........ AWIOL* VM UWd Cho KIAflosmot Juice-------------- GA . Mazola $119 It at. CANS OLD MILWAUKEE 211kil 000 KiL O7' Beer 12 GAL $599 ASSI COlORS Scott PIAMI1 rTTIJI,.x,,u( Ml- 'n iZu* JAX Skippy 694: t129 Dresslnq.........t 994: TA ANGEL. 1000 Cuts Oki 394: Hot Dog Bunsr: CHINfl 794 PK. - Tissuei'...3/ $329 1 UVM (($4ASDUNT iS.. 894: I L Ken-L-Ration MAG $559 Plates PI ItMJCI4JPAi'iII IANII TIUIY TeaBaqs. 4k1 19 box 1 I_I IEYNOL.DS 1184 ft594 LEMONADE FLAVOR POWDERED CAMP. Mayonnali. HK $ OT. 994 Aluminum 4t Foil s&rT 39 -__ for -, - '::'1 . TJw IJ - ____ ..;. "• - .... / - hlMIlpUI*i&ts$W.IIlI$InS*IE$h$INmI,of., eaI*WpWNrgypwvisNfrfo - - ..,. 'N . OSCAR MEYER SLICED flO"DOl Please present ceuppo be!i,. ordsiIn. *ICIIJPSRat SS PS, $LIpoIIn kth "I LB.1 Deer1ssfes low, call anofhvsufe dlaw jor fsr adsIId sPis p N , - --. LB. LEAN CHUCK BOWL CUANIX Not wow lAOOufliIlewiuIi.th.,g.j . Get . . Sirloin 384 LO SLICED FREE i CENTER CUT STEAK $248 FAMILY PACK FIRST CUT RIB PORK Ham, 3 LB $498 Ribs - cov mu BUyedeHeISUiFiSkPIaUer austher half prie.. - .. 1I * 113 Coca UCOUPONU . S AIIcji Oij 1q Md j] •. ll Steak 88' Steak .. hiad can Wing fare pwWoWiT ________ - A FAMILY PACK BEEF CUBE MEATY LEAN GA PORK Cola I LB. 29' Chops Bones LB. JACK SPRAT CANNED 2 LITER PLASTIC BOTTLE MRNEA 04#* STATE Roast STO. 3 EACH BREASTS THIGHS. WINGS. GIBLETS, BACKS LB STO. WHOLE FRESH ICE PACK Turkey.. LB. AVE. LB. 69 ' BONELESS CHUCK MEATY PORK NECK F LORID A . ... '. .. FASHION BONELESS CENTER CUT CHUCK SHURFINE OR. A QUICK FROZEN CI . tI' I h OUR BEEF IS USDA CHOICE 1-ii, Steak PRICES GOOD THURS., DEC. 13 THRU WED., DEC. 19 ft .4 . White beans give a new twist to a great French dish. ALL IiPJdllc-T I . . . COOKING FOR 4th & SANI 0RI) A k •-.;,t.W - • ' -• . T-BONE OR PORTERHOUSE Creme I 'I Buy sac savory 11111.0aum riatter pww f,~ - % R H Marshmallow 4 Not valid In conjiliftition with other ep,ef us Please present coupon betei• ordedn. - v -- - . " CORN 00. Good only In SemInole & O'angs County HuffY, thIs fast) offer ends Dec. it, 1919 . 76 CHRISTMAS" KRAFT mw A" Wme PAM tree a 1114d Dowdas ft. wa'dented by 10 itudsats freni the Careorsa Mt School 01 • tt O(IO)AALWIATM '•. ' 0. /\ ___ ________ . ~Ir1 A. OLD 2 cups cored and sliced Golden Delicious apples 1 teaspoon lemon juice Glasa (below) :. . . - , 011. 11) PORTER WAGONER AAOGPW •COUPON• _____ . - apricot preserves, liqueur, 6 cups cored, peeled and thlnlyellced Golden Delicious lapples i cup apricot preserves . . 6 tablespoons sugar, divided . 2 tablespoons orange-flavored liqueur 2 tablespoons butter or margarine . L cup golden raisins 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg * 0(17) WORLD AT LARDI (lrMm activities planned mcm avored wi FRENCHGOlDENAPPLITART WASHINGTON (UPI) — S10 APPLE COUNTRY: Golden Delicious apples hold their shape and give sweet, . fresh flavor to this French-inspired tart. Washington Golden th fl '.',' raisins and spices, are cooked to applesauce consistency, then turned into a buttery pastry slell. Additional apple slices are ,- - arranged in a circle over the top. Apricot glaze adds the final with whipped glisteningtouch. Serve the dealred and accompenY with rich Fiencheosat coffee. DESSERT IN Delicious apples, (1)SSIJnIN1 ______ _______ "" 4y , •_ L4 .. AMERICA VEGAS . . 0 mu. Ff1) •. Pace Of Place 6 cups sliced apples in saucepan. Cover and cook over low heat until soft, adding water if necessary to keep from sticking. Stir in apricot preserves, L cup sugar, liqueur, butter or margarine, raisins, lemon peel, cinnamon and nutineg. Continue cooking, stirring constantly,until mixture resembles thick applesauce Spread In baked tart shell. Toss 2 cups apple slices with lemon juice and 1 tablespoon sugar. Arrange slices overlapping in circle over filling. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon sugar. Bake at 375 degrees F. 25 to 30 minutes until apples are tender. Glaze tart while still warm. Serve warm with whipped cream, If desired. Makes 8 to 10 servings. Tart Shell: Combine l' cups flour and 3 tablespoons sugar. Cut in 6 tablespoons butter or margarine. Add I egg yolk, teaspoon vanilla and 2 to 3 tablespoons cold water, mixing with fingers to form a smooth ball. Roll out and line a 10 to 11-inch tart pan with removable bottom. Prick thoroughly. Bake at 40 degrees F. 10 to 12 minutes, until lightly _browned. Glaze: Heat '.i cup apricot preserves with 1 tablespoon orange-flavored liqueur just to boiling. Spoon over baked tart while still warm — ,. (TUE. THU. Ff1) (12)(17) THE FUNTSTONE$ 01) TODAY One night you can play the genial host to eight hungry üavelers stopping by your "establishment and visit two her fine "Inns" as a guest yourself! It's all part of the fun of a progressive dinner, where people tare the cost and work of preparing food, visiting each others' .;homes to sample the fare; It's a great way to beat rising food Costs and busy schedules. Creative ingenuity and versatile ingredients make SalmonT'membert Pate, White Bean Choucroute Garni and French Golden Apple Tart a menu with panache that can be prepared -: _ ahead of time for convenience, Those fellow travelers not preparing a specific course can " bring along bread, wine and a green salad to accompany the Lain course. SALMON-CAMEMBERT PATE I cart (734 ounces) salmon 8 to 9 ounces Camembert cheese one-third cup unsalted butter ' cup chopped shallots or green onions 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped parsley 4 teaspoon garlic powder 14 teaspoon dried thyme, crushed Is teaspoon dried basil, crushed Crackers Fresh vegetables Drain salmon thoroughly and flake. Remove rind from membert and cut into chunks. Place salmon, cheese, butter, allots or green onions, parsley, garlic powder, thyme and bsall in food processor. Process until smooth and blended. Place in serving dish, cover and chill. Serve with crackers and vegetables. Makes about I and two-thirds cups. WHITE BEAN CHOUCROEJTE GARNI 2 pounds sauerkraut 4 ounces salt pork, cubed '1 medium onion, sliced I clove garlic, minced I medium Golden Delicious apple, cored and diced 2 medium carrots, peeled and cut in 1-inch chunks 2 cups dry white wine 1 bay leaf Freshly ground black pepper l pound boneless pork orsmoked pork chops, cut tp.1!1. ,cft cubes and browned on all sides 2 pounds Polish sausage or assorted precooked sausages, cut diagonally In 14o 2-inch chunks 4 cups cooked Western dry great northern beans Drain sauerkraut and rinse under cold running water. Drain well. Saute salt pork in large oven-proof skillet or Dutch oven until crisp. Add onion and garlic to skillet; saute until tender. Stir In apple, carrots, sauerkraut, wine, bay leaf and pepper. Cover and bake at 325 degrees F. 2 hours. Stir in cubed pork; cover and continue baking 30 minutes. Add sausages and ' beans, stirring to combine. Return to oven and bake an ad- ' 4(1O)VIU.AALEGRE(MON, WED 4 ( 0) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (1) (I) Q HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (5)0 BEWITCHED (De CIAL (WED) It iV FRIENDS (D RYAN'S HOPE 1351 FAMILY AFFAIR 17 MOVIE (MON. TUE. TODAY FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 50 (1)CAROL BURNIETT No (IT) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND (.4) NEWS (I)OSEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW B (10) PLEDGE BREAK (ffDi4) M Q MERV GRIFFIN MW TUE,THU. FAII) (Z)0 ON THE 00(WED) (11 135)TOM AND JERRY 2 10)SESAMESTREET I - . (1)ØONEDAYATATIME(R) 12:30 1:01 SPEcIAl. TREAT (Till) •(I) THE UTTLE RASCALS suos SUNNY AND GIL~ UQW% FRIENDS (17) (4) (7) 12:15 ) (D Arnold and Willis are found in (F 0 THE NEWLYWED possession of a diamond watch GAME (T) 0 HOLLYWOOD stolen from a nearby pent. house. SQUARES (1)OA COUNTRY CHRIST(IF (35) MAUDE Walter's MAe Barbi Benton, Roy Clark, Incessant practicing on an (MOM) B(10)SUAMEBT THREE THE 0 (1 7 STOOGES THE LITTLE RAS- BEST OF SATURDAY B (10) PLEDGE BREAK ANDTHEIMPQI$1&E5(ffi$) (35) 117 Progressive Dinner ANOTHER WORLD (1) 0 WONG LIGHT (1]) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE dZ 17 ml GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 300 GENERAl. HOSPITAL 3:30 12:01 FRANKENSTEIN Jf, WORLD 200 GZ (II THE TURNS O(DMREAD GALAXY TRI0(TUE) Edmonton Oilers 1000 AS 120 (.1)0(1)0 NEWS 9 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING Q (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (MON. WED) (I])(35) I LOVE LUCY 9:00 0D 6 ALL MY CHILDREN (ED (35) DICK VAN DYKE AFTERNOON (M (2!)t35i S!IOMAN. AND THE magic. 0(4)DIFFRENT STROKES (ID G THE YOUNG AND THE 11:55 (M (17) NEWS GOOD MORNING (1)0 AMERICA 0 (DO r& W rDMu.T rw 70 (1) TODAY MORNINGNEWS NIGHT LIVE Most: Michael Palin.(R) CRYSTAl. GAYLE SF1C1AL. Judy Collins, B.B. King, the Statler Brothers and Doug Henning Join Crystal Gsyls for an hour of music, comedy and SANTA (111(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS "Whom God Hath Joined" At Christmaitlme, EIiz. abeth comes home •- alone and pregnant. 7:30 (4) - - FLORIDA relationship (1J(35)JIMROCKFORD (24 (10, MESSAGES 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH - 5,55 6 (1)TODAY IN FLORIDA S®HEU.O, LARRY try's with Morgan is threatened when she is prometed to station manager. (17)NHLHOC$(EY Atlanta to him by a young cowpoke almost gets him shot. C!) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH College freshman Elizabeth, in search of a boyfriend, winds up at a wild fiat party, and Tommy takes a lob with David's con. struction company. 7:00 -- 9'.30 a modest gambling debt owed U (4) THREE'S A CROWD -. Garcia. advice and see a psychologist about his lack of confidence. - ,ost r Total Chan9e . lWed . __ 0 . 0 - 'I - - A&IIIh , - LAKI MON OI - SAT • S 'S AN % . ,.. . 1$MAIA'$SSS . 80 . Pon m. .I. I B it.. ts Ps k vs. *aj J1SIPLtrtalsr :_-. S. r 4" -• -01111119W.CIl ..saNNis - . - - - -. - . Try p rsd I-an. - --_— -_ -_-_ it , 0 • .* f. .-. _.,, E# - '--- — -.-- - -- �• -- . ..-.-. - ' - • -, -. - I .--.- ------- -- I - .. • - -. -- - 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 91t IC-Evening herald, Sanford, P1. Wednesday, Dec.11 J Fresh Salads iruuiniunal Part Of Holiday Let Kids Get Into Holiday Feasting Fruit Dish Is Mexican Favorite... Baki''ng It may surprise you to learn that fresh salads are as much a part of the Christmas-Holiday season as sugarplums, fruitcake Act P V Most all the time, the whole year round, P7Jt I eraain't no flies on me, But jet 'fore Christmas I'm as good asl kin bet -"----'--- . () highly --- C 1 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE (I it I i - $ !\ \ . .. ii Cabbage Rolls....... Popcorn ................. 7ot 9 Ready-to-takeout Southern Fried Chicken........ boa' SAVE lOc. Frozen Egg, Pumpernickel, Onion or Plain $299 Fresh-Baked Coconut Lender's Bagels. 2 Italian Bread.......... 114 1 only I ho Z, areft Su" 11119 days left otill Clot,$ if \V ,, . J4 *, I ' Fryer Drumsticks ................ Fryer Thigh....... Fryer Winge ......................... Frye, Sacks & Nooks IJd [I PS I [I gg. . .................. k#16 99. . .. M ell. aWs ad Mrsuprpafly.BeM In j.$U In sois end flow Mix will Drop by tioosuia onto cookie siesta. Bake In ilie Mid 411'dsgr.s £VWU orwq o .d .d..a. 1fljg kitduni4.dsd recipe makes 4 do lasjs cookies IRa a . #, 4'. _I_ui.jii DIU*LIAD1I SONOSITOIt •• Kahn's (Meat or Beat) $Uoedl.logna........... Kahn's Chunk Sraunschw.lger....... Oscar Mayer (R•gular or Beef) ier ................. WiVwi. • $lJo.d$aoon..........,.. • ________ • 49 Chees cia. 4 .1L"" • Cut Yams.................. - IIud*. iilsiiI 1w $ ke gehadsd adarWi. - - tuft • 5j1 5 evwIiet oillil~ -- Mir in W OWNem" am ad &A gIls, J-sJ•w. Ipwftoft -.P$dsi.* . 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BANANA-APRICOT RELISH [J4wcreenstamps 790 9 S .o.. $ ((....O* 4t P-*fl$I LI . *•'" . ,$(O.$.$fl,•(W I 14 cups water 3 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 package (6 ounces) dried apricots, chopped AaOPsrgØrsnt SanN.Om • l'P iS,iWed.. Dec. IS. 15791 1V4 cup dark raisin. V4 teaspoon ground cloves V4 teaspoon ground nutmeg •••••.•.........s... EXTRA 0.0 ' ID..00e See P.SC.IW 0 _ Uss Lsh ___ i iu1 p 5i Ss* 611. $01111, ---- ---------------euu..ss.sta.u.ueu - ----- --- --------- I J' Cslhe ,. ,, _•••.•••••••....••,_,,, II 7.ti.11..ia,...,.o.c 'lLO40515$PLI4..5%l ¼ teaspoon ground ginger 3 bananas, sliced 4$ j 41b'oS.Ps., FIavoi5ntnc,q I LOW L!d SIN A salad of bananas, tomatoes, and carrots may at first glance appear a bit unusual. But before reaching for that expensive head of lettuce, consider the reasons for choosing a salad to accompany your dinner. Salads offer a cooling contrast to the main course and supply color, texture, and essential vitamins to the meal. It these are your reasons for serving a salad, leave costly greens to those with little imagination and turn to other Ingredients readily available during cold weather months for a Fresh Winter Salad. L im xr= GrnflStarni ... ... Bananas Spruce Up Winter Favorite x IU A •- EXTRA • $9191 eeeeeeeafle-we..... . - J -P T$A I' I.- .'•flb.- -.4 SANOID PLAZA,:SANFOID LONOWOOD YIUAGI also IONGWOOD Publix iI Wie sIagloa m ima.e. 1 .. •- ..... ' THIS AD EFFECTIVE Ni THE FOU.O ______WINO COUNTIES: Sievaid, chadotte. Cltrus, Co*sr. Itsinendo, Ilighaids, tee, Lak e. lie, Na. '•' Orang., Oec.ola, Pasco, Pinillas, Polk, Sarasota, Ss.leols, Stenter; u.ilsu otherwise noted. * 4wGreenStamps - •- . ' WIth O Purchesos sf50 I Mars. IaMuli AN Tobsois flum.) StN • 5 iOedAasodSdo' Wh*s*O.cerMId. I : w $i11 .............. sir NkMs .......... 9V go ANise, - : -: '-'- lsm saii - Mp_$* 4110114 OCckh.p W T .syWdsm(1IO$as) Ajsssrs .11 IusSmI KIs.nex , , SIS S9. PraTea si SIMs pgi 7S. .......• $511 FiiSssl' 59' . 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S - 49' aS Muffin....................... • . uPesTeeIsst .............. Sfo $10:. Dec It 12191 OR UNBLEACHED 79 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR lOs Off Label, Betty Crocker Blueberry Sliced Apples..... Gr.en Giant Sliced or Whole Mushrooms..... ......... 4%1 2/1 PLAIN, SELF-RISING Betty Crocker Pound Beets .......................... can A 79' INIS COUPON WONIN 1 9$ Frosting...................... can $103 Betty Crocket Mix or Sticks S. • 49' • SstWsPu.P,etssgiei dIred, CoiL Bartlett Pears ............ ___ lOU. 496 Betty Crocker Creamy Vanilla, Chocolate Cream, Milk Chocolate, Lemon or Cherry pa,. Isv -. Del Monte HaivdorSliced l70i. • SedN'sVIpusiPVsTessMIa ..................... htIIB iis'sri,l -i,TI,rut.uBael• . • $$SS iik_liii er sIgo Fruit Cocktail ............. emium • ___ Del Monte $129 IIPIII% Wed Libby Sliced or Cut FWYOWIMIM04cwtowassm" Tooly • $11' ts • • Plains Gravy .............. Bruce's • '$ pr es-... 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IN - rga i -- Crest Tooth Paste 159 ' 79c. :;°. .•.... 0 Ot OFF LABEL) REGULAR OR MINT 99c 99. NW' WU WVW ne •••$•• ••••••• sv,t'. _____ ___ "-tn a - pkg Cooked Shrimp..... 89' Drown 'N Serve .......2 Pke. $13S Kraft's Imported es.t..e Roquefort a"i. IU Mw9an1%m s' 49 ' - ___ isa, 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange juice 1 tablespoon sugar 3 fresh beets, cooked, peeled, thinly sliced 3 oranges, peeled and sectioned 2 apples, cored, thinly sliced 2 bananas, sliced P- cups fresh pineapple, cut in cubes Lettuce leaves ' cup coarsely chopped walnuts Seeds from I fresh pomegranate In small bowl, combine mayonnaise, orange Juice and sugar; mix well. Reserve. Arrange beets, oranges, apples, bananas and pineapple on bed of lettuce. Sprinkle with nuts and pomegranate seeds. Toss before serving. Serve with reserved mayonnaise dressing. CHRISTMAS SMORGASBORD SALAD 2 plain herring fillets or one 12ounce Jar pickled herring fillets, diced and rinsed in cold water 1 cup) P. cups cooked, diced potato 1' cups cored, unpeeled, diced apple I: cup cooked, diced fresh beets cup cooked diced beef 14 cup diced cucumber 2 hard-cooked eggs, diced 2 tablespoons chopped fresh onion SAVE 30$ Breakfast Club Rolls (Bowl or Twin-Pack) Breakfast Club $444 • $. U Soft Kraft's Shredded SAVE 1OC, Flslechmann's Rsgiiar 4-os. harp Cheddar 694 70. S M.a C. d r Wisconsin Choose Bar Sliced I EysSwiss ,•,,,• I1. $•, C. F30 Morgefte Dairl-Fresh Sma Large, SAVE be, Buttermilk or Country Schmierkaae or L1ow-Fat Style, Pillsbury's a'I. Biscuits 89' ""OW oose - 'clipZ 790 . - . Ssp • , - - . _ iCup (4 aires) silvered blaitrl,,d aimonds 5¼ cups uUt.d aU.pwpoes flow Whole cloves CodbotIOI1S In ui isim ,C1 tit with iiru.RuU$1* andftsity.Rlendiesggynlke,la'andyendb'k4'tgpowdsr.MIz wsl. rlaRhnonds.Grsdeaulyaddflow, itlewith uü,r, If pomilds, or with 'ds or putt'f. Tam doi onto US* flowed bsert Knead wA fim sheet II to 11 mIndea. Sing. Into walnet-ilis hello. Stud each with I whole Clove.. Place as ui'eaisd reek, siesta. BA. Is pr*,Mid Illugres oven until i brown, aboet $ minetes. Cool lgWly is wire racks, DNA 5sne10111y wIth cWsetlaun' auger. TWa kIIehm4m1.d mcs make skeet .5 4s- cookies, NON: Yes may add I teengla gresd da,u to better aidweImttsld Oft wkele4ivea. l(*%s..)psc - - -,t Icups(lpoend)ala.lt,dbl*t.rormarprIne,so(l.nsd ¼ c.ettio' 1 2.701111111 2 tablespooneflesce) brandy or ¼aaDwpssIsw * 1111 usee) p,t, film p *, ... w KWRABIRM itaiievoicktom ____ White Broad ............. 2 i° L SAVE 144, $ns3 Sliced American.... ALL pOSi Butt.rcrust 19' ___ - ..,. SAVE bc. Birds Eye Frozen Little Ears Fish Sticks. SAVE us, Publix Special Recipe 11.14. Cracker. 40. -- Mrs. Paul' s Frozen Light Batter 8.oi. Kraft's Individually-Wra Processed Cheese Foo?d - . roiaioes................po,a, 19 Rainbow Trout ...... -.,-• 4 cupsalftad allçsxpo.s flow • & URI 229 A lis cup mayonnaise teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon salt Dash pepper In small bowl, combine all ingredients; iiilx well. Makes: i CUP. Clear Spring Frozen Dressed 1319 ee. w 1 ow$e9eaCh . .......... ___ ., -. - NAVIDAD SALAD 1-. 14 SAVE bc. Ore-Ida's Frozen -- Scandinavians, ever mindful of their long, dark winter days, make the best of the holiday season with such wonderful foods as Christmas Smorgasbord Salad. ' $339 pkg Southern Style Hash Brown I CdedFunk & Wagnits -11`111- Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, Gov.mmentInspected, hipped DAD, Freah not Frozen, Premium Graft £ Pryor r•$$s. WUUV IlI ...... 1 ____ --_-u..., Party Pizza ............ Cob Corn.... teaspoon mat lciç butter ormarg.rIae, softened 1¼ cups firmly pecked Ijgt* brown sugar _______ 59' 89' SAVE 50c, Saluto's Frozen L Fresh-Made Plain, Poppy or Seeded based dressing. Creamy Dressing Lettuce leaves In large bowl, combine herring, potato, apple, beets, beef, cuctunber, egg and onion. Pour Creamy Dressing over all; mix well. Chill. Serve on bed of lettuce. Makes: 6 servings. CREAMY DRFSSING ' cup sour cream 2 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 teaspoon sugar ' SAVE 20c, Pillsbury' s Frozen "Microwave" ,,.,c,IenJa,al. ....... • ! % rwea@wft - - 139 OW FA$HIOi4D CINNIION&GA* ____ _____ COOKINS r S Veal Parmigiana.... 1' Green Giant's Frozen Stuffed Bell Peppers or Canteen Style Sandwiches, Ham Salad or make The Dell at Publix your last Christmas ShWing stop. - 89' SAVE 20c, Green Giants Frozen Salisbury Steak or 69' , Forfamflyslzedrneelsthattutellkehome, It- Orange Juice......... As fjJt 79' . I I SAVE bc, Minute Maid's Frozen Florida Concentrate Baked Ham............ quarter a. 891 Publix SHOPPERS THE DELI AT PUBLIXIII ,. ,,.et Bake at 375 degroes for $ to 10 minutes. NOTE: Dough may be made the 41* before and refrigerated until uns ft also tresses well. _ fLi!lSiLh Pepper Loaf............ - - for T Tasty Flame Brown s~," Cream shortening and sugar together. Add egg, molasses and vinegar. Beat well. ft ft Ingredients together and add to mixture. Chill thorougMy about 3 hours. Roll approximately %4nch Qdck an lightly floured board with roiling pin. Cut out gingerilreed boys In sim dedred. Place on UgMly greased cockle sheets. Decorate with raisin., Cinnamon candies, sprinkles, etc. ___ - - Delicious Honey or HELP FOR I - I tempm dam Coil irTi "i - I teaspoon ginger * 1% -w-- stained-glass effect, making it lovely to behold, as well as delicious. Fresh beets, oranges, apples, bananas, and pineapple are arranged on a bright green bed of lettuce and studded with freshly-cracked walnuts and sweet, jewel-like pomegranate seeds sprinkle the apples and bananas with fresh lemon juice to prevent darkening). Serve the salad with the mayonnaise- Na%'Idad Salad Captures a happy holiday mood. A % teaspoon salt AU . - ---- V cup sugar I egg 1cupligi* molasses (% cup dark molasses and ¼ cup light corn syrup) 2 tablespoons vinegar 5 sifted flour 14 teaspoons baking .. U "I , / (' I' G ning (margarine) lea . - buffets. ,,4taspeone and mincemeat pie. Although not traditional fare in this country, salads deck holiday tables in many other parts of the world. Since so much of the food we consume during this season is rich and heavy. salads provide a light and refreshing alternative. Additionally, they are colorful and add natural beauty to any table or buffet. Navidad Salad Is a Christmas Eve tradition in Mexico. A dazzling array of fresh fruits and vegetables produces a r %That youngster with visions of sugar plums dancing In his head doesn't try to follow these words o( poet Eugene Field at least until the ribbons are off the Qgrldinu packages. What better way to get Into the holiday spirit than to have family baking sessions. Little boys and girls are especially proud of turning out Qr1Mmu sweets. Heading this year's baking list are humorous, delicious gingerbread boys from one of those dog-eared family recipe flies, truly tried and tested by several generations. Other tbldng fun for youngsters Includes helping to decorate the classic Christmas sugar cookies cut Into Marl, Qui*mu trees, angels and Santa himself. For that special meal, the more adopt baker may present rich Saint Honors tortes. And bake some Irish soda bread, pecan loaves or wheat-germ holiday bread In advance for drop in guests and for holiday brunches or All these baked trails make perfectIaM.mlnide gifts with a very personal touch. I1 CUP Wednesday, Dec. 12,I7i-3C I. $510) •. tc. iv..Wee.D.c it, I Pie) J In a large saucepan, combine water, vinegar, apricots, raisins, cloves, nutmeg and ginger. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat, simmer 5 minutes stirring occasionally. Rei" from but and allow to cool slightly. Stir in bananas. Serve at room temperature or chilled. Yield: 2 cups. ' - 'I V . .__ •:_ - _ i•_.__ •• _ --- _• •:_ _---_ ------ -- -- i_ ::. • • •. %J [U 1 _____ e - •%_ x:_. J - - �• W.dn.sday, Dec. 12, 97 4C—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Pt Evening Herald Sanford Ft. I I i. ' - - . I new .1•, sAVE / Wednesday, Dec. 12, 17—SC - w. low L,?74 Lki 1. 'Tl .1 L t ..:.. QUAWft Is" .. G*mulm..SW se.., ".' 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' • r yd, •1 • -: - ' • . __ MIL ... ...4 - S • - - Quick Quiche Noel Can Be Hit There's something about a quiche that convinces guests ~4 cup chopped cooked thicken or turkey OR 1 can (5 os.) you've spent untold hours In the kitchen. Actually, it's a very boned chicken quick and easy menu Item. But, let that be your secret while ¼ cup chopped green pepper you reap the compliments. 2 tablespoons chopped pimiento A quiche issimply an egg-rich custard pie to which you can 1 cup half and half or light cream add almost any tasty mixture of Ingredients you happen to I tablespoon instant minced onion have onhand. Use seafood, vegetables, meat, thicken, cheese, 't teaspoon seasoned salt what have you. Brush pie shell with small amount of the beaten eggs. Prick Once you get Into quiche-making you'll think up all sorts of bottom and sides with fockIf using m pie pan, bake shell, In delectable combinations. In a quiche, even leftovers (like preheated 450 degree F. oven until golden brown, about S holiday ham orturkey) can go to a party In a new guise and minutes. If using pie plate, bake sheUat4 degrees F. Cool on with no apologies, wire rack. Reduce oven temperature to 375 degrees F. for Quiche Noel features a popular duo, thicken and Cheddar metal pan or 350 degrees F. for pie plate. cheese. Bright green peppers and rosy pimiento lend a special Sprinkle cheese, chicken, green pepper and pimlento in pie holiday air. shell. Beat remaining ingredients together until well blended. To speed up preparation time take advantage of frozen 1e Pour into PL shell. shells — deep dish ones work best. Bake the shells ahead' f Bake In preheated oven until knife Inserted halfway between center and outside edge comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes. Let time and you'll be all set to whisk up the filling and pop t minutes before serving. into the oven. Each quiche provides six main dish servings. Microwave: Cook pricked pie shell In mlcrowaveable pie Cut smaller slices to serve as an appetizer. Festive-looking, Quiche mindtes. Cook on reduced power (30 percent to50 pet ut)1O to 12 minutes, rotating 3 or 4 times. Let stand 10 minutes. QUICRENOEL 1 (9-Inch) pie shell, unbaked 6 eggs, beaten (4 • 5 Wednesday, Dec. 12, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 1 cup S Of Holid, To Fill Bill Of Attractive wheat- germ broad (1.1$) Is perfect for holiday 1I;• S ________ Busy Bu brunches. Americanized Irish • . Dec. 12,197"C Tasty Trouir.5 J , Wednesday, & .v soda brad (right) makes Christmas Is love. Tasty treats from the kitcben,phich sometimes take a 10N time to prepare, can be made in advance for Ow bW days . 4j S ahead. nice Christmas gift. a D~ay 1l" Try the following recipes to get a headstart for the Holiday itv. season. PEANUT BUTLER CANDY •. I —A;. Ilt cups peanut butter 1 cup (2 sticks) butter or margarine 114 cups graham-cracker crumbs (or about 22 crackers, finel'y crushed) 1- i 1-nound nnekn ennfdinMrl' iuunr ro------------r 1 (14-ounce) package caramels — os) shredded Cheddar cheese U"' — 14 cup butter or margarine cup evaporated milk 11,2 pounds salted peanuts, finely chopped (may be dtud In blender) In large saucepan, combine peanut butter and 1 cup butter, Stir over low heat until xlYinfoh and melted. Remove from heat. Stir in graham-cracker crumbs and sugar. ___ Stir until well blended. Then knead with hands until aIuOCth ball Is formed. 1980 OLDSMOBILE WINNER YOU COULD II AN INSTANT WINNIII $1,000 WINNERS W. H. LUNDOREN DELAND MICHAEL BIRKENFIELD TITUSVILLE $11 DETAILS MONDAY FLORENCE Uc] TALLAHASSEE, AT STOIC 00 NIGHT r OLD \DRAWINGS YOU COUL WIN THE NEXT CAR lOON FootbIWINNINS M DONNA DORIS I 011001 MI4.CN$A s. w. w al 0I1 .nARIPWAN 1 LItON MM ISMAN M. MEAD Divide into pieces. 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UJC4)(Th !Jfl U&) MUG AizW ew ALL a LLL _ —4 4 5 - 111 EflQUETTE Ct.M5. (II A THERE ANY ' NOW THAT WE KHV T 15 QU5TlO15 THT HOW IMpiANT 1OBEHPV MIGHT HELL PROPER SOCIAI M4P4ER"• A 1J4 YES, ___ — I. 01 fwvwt Ol t MECUY 01 IRAN I1.M. 11415 &ime FlOw trFD ON OUId o G0i. ___ - - . FUPDS toM. EN. i ago& - - IRNIST a 93 06433 *KQ104 LAST 411074 netihip was on Its way to game or higher. Oswald could find no better bid than five diamonds. Who Oswald toJi diamonds, he was showing four-card diamood support and also was now mafted with riot more ---- - Is• --d- they're U"o FVMIin ti YOIdf cashed his ac, king of diamonds. He needed to have - be 3-L bSS his hand. As M be= not lead a third trump, he could Ices the WNW W Nil . -• - rump bid rsallv .-. . SIxties. It W ., Y111 Pww "a . wo the rom"M is -. ..•. - 'SPIDER-MANZff -. several-. fNOV*0flI& PW. k%N WdaWqine p . IO (Oct 21Nor. 22) flneptdatsolbifllg 1you1 CON Oswald, shoddIle ratberholy North 2 little. . A11(Ma214pri119) raupo.dIdtWOCI I.St,.tl ,Ift -in uyonviswthrssMic.uy:.fne1y . a today, yaw bees Jndiat mayutbseofortaatsebste does j - -. t4OiTfl •AK52 AID oF o,&& more likely to keep the bid low us. Oswald's sec. on bid of two spades Wit th. bidding at the two level with all four suits shown. Jim could now bid three clubs and Oswald three diamonds. Jim's four-diamood bid was INirISdinNiJIhepertieS VM*NflII.inbSUIIh webyOswadfacshyua (uhoswaqueeWc.,f,, - his SOS Jim be is lbS *0 1111100 06 ' IneelvetEIIdbIWR.0atof thefadL . *0 . ______ .- I - WIN AT BRIDGE PUS P ymhecsrdelnMto yem' moms today . show favoritlam Someone only —'' "g 8vpa oW i hut If she feels pending is nne. - - .Op.nlnglead4$ -•, sCtst Lan (8*. 234. ) PU (Feb. $Maidi ) lb. beat cearu for you todayman Sol it i* II You ceoldbob IHSN .W ao \ eUCE-1.Ji 11011 IEP W*(*4Ø1 MAIN SMAFT V '. Insomnia. ft will give you k or absorbW more information on sleep activities for at least an hour 58 7577and what can be done for —— before bedtime so thie brain people who have troulble with can slow -down and relax. INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I sleeping. Other readers who In your son's case, it might want ft I=* can send 75 be well to find out why he gets cents with a long, stampediI so excited about the next week self-addressedenvelopef of school. Is It because he your dreads going to school or does care of this newspaper, P.O. HOROSCOPE Box-1551, Radio City Station. he enjo tire&& it, you really ought to .New York. NY 10019. ByBERNICEBEDEOAOL •.. One of the best aids to solve that problem. Anxiety at improve sleep is to develop any age can cause a person to For Thursday, Dic•mb•r 13, 1979 regular sleeping habits. That have trouble getting to sleep. means going to bed at the if he's having trouble with his YOVRBmmDAY. rosecolored glasses would Same time every night. It's a school work or with the other DECE111BERI&INI make It another matter, bit like being hungry. We get children he must deal with at Dealings you'll have with TAURUS (April 20-May ) hungry at specific hours school, this could be a. friends this coining year are. This should be a very because we're used to eating significant factor. likely to prove extremely productive and rewarding • beneliclaL I all you om to day, provIded you don't lay s tren gthen important down your your — S by Stullel & Helmdsbl - • mw it's bout 110 you foo ad onjoyment, but don't WIN Nei* cm ft* wS a gram slam. yl:,$ five wm you bw to 70= willoct your wak or dutles In was their form of I IV syaomorsthunyosshavsto the proo. Keep everyiM - Pa 24 Pa am force to ask how ': his fatbWs diamonds AWA PM so FM '40 were. Six clubs Sold t4ey were You shiould be quite VOM (Avg. ZWWO. n) Pass 6* Pass liNT bed. Whh Irtuido today, R'sInpss1aMtollwdbIn Peas •• Pies I, Jim the c1ublead and •. BUGS BUNNY r I'm sending you The Health because What U.S ahead for you In CANCER (June 22.Ju1y22) •QJ7 Ccs • •2 4 J s7 s romance. Mail $1 for each to When - performing a service , Box it will . tin _ • • N.Y. ajj It to specify lb date. them feel it's' iA. - •. 2 •A S $ (D.C. fl4. OI1isidiucIi* Y CAp.ir 19) In mdds" matters LBO (July 23-Aug. n) Do Vulamble: Both WHAT THE FFE ETWEEP4 BURP CM -PerQLJE! — 55I Lamb of this. It's a good J lAtter number 104, Sleep ouAnd tot Idea to Stop doing menW DiC. 21) SeleCt Cm'pWI15 GEMINI (May 21-June• - today who aront Mg spun. Others find you an dora Othsrwis.yosscouldgst 1 o be w ound •1 swnt up in extrwagam ambe paw t wary of maft requests blow, for more than YOU which they may fed are sboWd. You'll enjoy the impositions. Mike pals wnT Section In youir new Adro- happy, not uneasy. 49163 by AIVmier AN NE CONCLUPES OUR p CU55ION OF 51 52 53 Dr. Ii jr ------ PRISCILLA'S POP - — ___ r I :( 49 50 0 • _11 : / Appr0clatlon Sleep 47 Coach 11TIA 48 Ductile 1110Lif L 1 13 Woodchopper 51 Grits haV i I11 DEAR DRLAMB --eIv 15 Over (poetic) 54 Dill 16 Dairy product a 18 Measure of IAW r:z lend (metric) : IN l9Son.In.iawof Sl Songs ot h Ni :1 sleep, espedallafl Mohammed Sunday 20 Tatter nights. He NeMS to DOWN 12 Mine product 35 Gib 21 Low (Lot) get all tense and nervous the 14 Adjacent 38 Food 22 Yronch school 1 Fiendishly 17 Joke night before he starts the container 25 Strongest. Austin 2 king of the 23 Jane school week over again. 36 Tax -tasting title 39BaUclub Visigoths24 Get :i by Mon Walker 25_1* Brim sleeps fire. IS UWO anything at exactly that time. Once deserved 4 40 Breezy tung 4 Edible tub-or that time has passed, we may 30 Betrayer (SI.) that can be done to help 26 Month (Sp.) 43 Pals Voice (Lot) LET'S SEE EAC.H 31 6 period 27 Separate 49 Some (prefix) relax and fall asleep' not be hungry. The same II ') YEAR FOR APOG tie (abbr.) article history true of *going to bed. If you 50 Cup rim 15 EQUIVALEN7 WANT 70 LOSE1AY LICENSE 32 Stain 7 Mexican dish 29 Hardens DEAR READER — May day up put the time you're 52 Povairty-wer r0i 4 FOR PEOPLE. 33 Very big 33 Set up golf 8 Traps sooncy(obbir.) PeOP10 Who think they doillil become habituated to going to 37 End ball 10 Clothes tinter 0 X 4 v24 YEARS sleep very much actually sleep, you may not feel Aki,z 41 Ones suit 34 Eskimo homes 53 Rabid 11 Slowpoke OLD ', sleep a perfectly normaldeeply To Improve alyou time Nature plays nod _ to eliminate all this little trick on us. We my be stimuli that takis to keep YOU r rr 8 awake a few minutes and It awake. This means that-you L_ 10 11 5!TtS like hours. need a dark room and Should Iii The only reliable way to eliminate all the ex&sSsound III — __ — — — 7 ••. measure sleep duration is to that's possible. do sleep studies on individuals 16 17 and record how many hours people but ts — they're asleepas opposed, to during the day orat least a 20 — 21 by Art Sansom 19 — - how many hours they're matter of hours before the awake during a normal sleep sleep hour. If you exercise too 22 23 24 25 26 27 P32 R4 lii I a period. I guess this is close to bedtime, your body 0 1%* ' —— 1974.32 $)J 76 28 - 29 30 — — — — something liks our reactions will Mill be active and you'll to dreams. We think our have trouble sleeping. . 31 32 Mental exercise works yij 'astfor minutes or 42LT,6R' hoursandlotsoftlmflesa abouttheumewayandlt 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 37 dream only occupies a few could be that your active boy - — — — seconds. Our apreciaUon of is studying extra hard Sunday Ell 41 42 43 time during the sleep phase evenings and using his brain r1 I 47 — — doean't seem to be very ac- actively ln preparation for the I 1 45 — 40 coming school week. Many curate. mountain 12 Dank A BEER FOR ME AND ONE tItle CLUNP$ CLUTCIHI A 0 N I A L A U N 0 N A I PH by ISMt* sef.adt*' .nekee. Th. morn' ms*.e. ;_- -1 10111111111111111 Do by SUN Lan and Jaim Romita . MEWS CLOTHING - TUM$LEWUD$ m'* . .1 1 . ., - - - -• • . . . -, &_ —w -' P . .- " . - - - :.. t - n -- -byT..KRyse - Qlaft - - - . MLT* -• 'I -. . S , - - - . DIM' imKs,rnMo. . jamv, •- , . - V - •i - 2 W U M011 - -• Wsls:L.st.. saiscwsii. (*MI • • I ii - - � 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 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/0e8b3b225dd948969a06832993b1e64a.pdf 70d73d1ff98f1594aa12b421630b5a66 PDF Text Text [1 .5 . S .5. .' - -. 5 - . • 5_ '—.. •?- - -- - - ... -•.' S • . S - . - - . - S SUNDAY EDITION EveningI I leim dI 42nd Year, No. 76—Sunday, Nov. iS, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Heart Park Op ens _ 5 - - 5 - - 5, - • S Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents . -: '..-.-' .--: -. .5 C Imms C W"Wwy ZAMk MIMAJ "I Uri . . ... Memorial Park and then retraces its way back along the same route. 1 Along the course are numbered signs and directions for each . Opening day ceremonies for Sanford's Heart Park, P° calisthenic-type exercise to be done. The signs at some of the 14 .. sored by the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford and the Kiwanis 20 stations give directions on how to use equipment there. -Club of Sanford Inc., will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the One of the main reasons the specific project was undertaken I civic center patio, was to give attention to the development of good cardiac At about 2 p.m., Eve Crabtree, president of the junior health, said Mrs. Sue Cann, chairman of the opening day women, and Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Corn- ceremonies. munity College, will break the ribbon to open the Heart Park The equipment for the "Fit-Trail Parcours" was purchased exercise course of 20 obstacles and exercise programs. from Recreational Development Corp. of Charlotte, N.C. Mrs. Julian, co-chairman of the project, said Don Hughes of The Junior women kicked off the drive to raise funds for the Kiwanis Club has worked with the junior women on the park on April 1. Major contributors have been: the Kiwanis project. Mrs. Gall Stewart is chairman of the project. Mrs. Club, cosponsor of the project, with an initial contribution of Julian said an additional sign will be installed and anchor $2,000; Flagship Bank of Seminole and Its branches; Seminole equipment is yet to be delivered. Memorial Hospital employees, $1,200 raised through a Invocation t the opening day ceremonies is to be given wn, American Heart Association, Orlando chapter, PAri'..,'.ntn nfFlr,a Baptist ChIlr,..hnfSanfnrdS whiiDr' S'S. 55 .. . L I . '$500; . Can uOfl of Weldon will lead the salute to the fla g Retired Persons, $100; Jim Crowe, $100; John R. Smith, $100; Dr. James Hirsch, $100; Dr. Roger Stewart, $100; Women's "America the Beautiful" will be presented by Dave and Pam . -. Club of Sanford, $50; Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Hannah. An explanation of the use of exercise In development Phi, $50; Dr. George. Edwards, $25; Dr. Randall C. Brown, and promoting good cardiac health will be given by Dr. H. $25, and four contributions from members of the Heart ' Garrett Dotson of Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Crabtree .. Association board. will recognize contributors and the dedication speech will be The city of Sanford donated labor to install the equipment given by Dr. Weldon, president of the Kiwanis Club. .i and signs alongthe Heart Park course, said Mrs. Nancy :. Julian, co-chairman of the project. The city will maintain the After the brief ceremonies, the initial jog through the course park. will be begun by Dr. Weldon and Mrs. Crabtree. During the Mrs. Julian said the project of developing a "heart park" running, nurses will assist participants by showing them how was chosen after a survey was done In the community. She to take their pulse. Hughes will have the big orange from said the sirvey showed that most wanted a health project that McDonald's for those running the course and members of -- . was family-oriented and would help the downtown area. Kiwanis will help the participants interpret the signs, which Herald Photo by Tom. vilic.M The park begins at the sidewalk along the lakefront, due give instructions on the exercises to be taken. Sign No.5 in the I'arcour course tells runners to touch their elbows to north of the Gonetal Sanford Memorial Ubrary and Museum, Assisting with details will be Jim Jernigan of the city's parks their knees. Ile sign is one of 20 stations located in the new Health and continues along the lakefront, past the marina and onto - and recreation department. l'ark. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer b S i'- — - w!t' .. 2 (I I' 0 _ AA — / Jil Women, Blacks May Soon Be Released -- — - q NAME BRAND FREIGHT SALES •.Ck laws t ... ...5 , '4 4 ROLLERS ._ t'I - I LI a I p U I WASHINGTON (UP!) - President ordeal may be over for them and that Carter Saturday welcomed the an- they may be soon reunited with their poigicemnent that women and black fwimes. iu being held hostage In Tehran merta --We strongly urge that the authorities will be rilsasudand strongly urged in iran now move to secure the safe lWdafl Adwritise to °" ned to ' relies, of all those Mill being held. Their allot thebodages. 1 . The Whit. House said * espidid cesOw, to work in every '4 "about a doaui persona would be fttoacethstcall 'ann.I open to Massed Ayatollah Rahah ftmolai's wder 0 "do 11W" to Press secretary J* _ free the woman and black Americas. Carter was Informed "early this omoeig th.n bohg held. - mogg" elkhomilni's order. "W• welcome that Psv1 told reporters "we did have some of the Americans held in the em- some 1iuc to believe this weld hs will hi g-'----," caster from oUNr than seas rqaits," but be bay In sold na statement. "We arm thMlWl the declined in VS faihir detail.- . Optimistic Connally Going Reagan After . - 1--.- I . :. .- - - - ,;. - •' -- - -w'-. -- , . -,_' -' 4 t. 19 -7 ' ' - - - - lW - -- .. . - ' - , . -.•. .. ' - - - Lii that well-known second-place candidates have done, especially on the national car rental service, former Texas eve of the convention. Gov. John Connally Is trying harder and Perhaps anticipating the loss of his may come In second in Saturday's one-lime 2-1 lead in the voting, Reagan Republican Presidential Preference himself said the poll was "absolutely convention but he says that would be a meaningless." "Great victory," The 68-year-old former California The Florida convention gets under way governor, who tested the home states of Saturday at the Hyatt House when the top Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter Friday, national GOP presidential candidates leads nine rivals In the bid for the will try to woo state delegates into giving unofficial vote of confidence from 1,357 them the top preferential spot. Former GOP primary delegates. actor turned politician, Ronald Reagan, "I hope we win," Reagan told reporis expected to be the frontrunner with ters Friday night, "but we didn't camConnally a close second. paign hard in Florida." Connally Is threatening to spoil what The presidential preference convention was thought would be an easy victory for began Saturday at 10 a.m. Reagan In the non-binding straw poll. Following the instruction of the Reagan was Mill favored in Saturday's chairman of auxiliary groups, such as vote but Connally told reporters he had the Florida Black Republican Council, pulled within 5 percentage points of the Republican National Republican front-runner. Paula Hawkins was scheduled to InSuch a strong second-place finish troduce veteran Congressman C.W. would be a "great victory," Connally 'Bill" Young. said. Presidential candidates expected to Connally has pumped at least $250,000 make a presentation to the delegates into Florida, while Reagan antagonized besides Reagan and Connally and Robert Republicans in the state by not doing the Dole, Phil Crane, Larry Pressler, Harold kind of personal campaigning the other Stassen and George Bush. .arer Sup orters Dominating essIon - ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) — the bid for convention delegates and President Carter, buoyed by support Brown has not campaigned in Florida. from state Democratic officials and the Delegates expressed disappointment PW% al Now dialnnan of the National Democratic Carter was forced to cancel, but were Party, Saturday consolidated his grip on still enthusiastic In their support. Pesideigisi hopeful John Connally addresses delegates Friday Sunday's presidential preference straw National Chairman John White, ad night prior to the opening of the convention In Orlando. He said a vote. dressing a Friday night dinner, promised second place showing would be a "great victory" for him. Carter cancelled his appearance the national committee would be "totally before the Age party convention today fair to all candlidates.11 because of the Iranian situation, but he "That will not preclude me, as an inwas expected to address the delegates dividual, from having a preference Whift House To Set Sft** En9ly Goals via closed circuit television. His wife, and as I think most CC you know, my IBM j, iiii, will tab his place at a $W&;, preference is the president of the United -nmW In the U*ed *at_by renewing _ Plate )drSIIÜI dinner tut. States, Jimmy Carter," wlgt. said. _____ bit WASHINGTON (UP!) — Energy to convince the governors of VSVW SM NitlflMZMIOS thS lbS no dCI.0 a,i. Secretary (ar1os Duncan told 39 necessity to reduce their oil consumption T. Earlier, Gov. Bob Grthiagn and former Service says it will dipin 14 kI u, we is vww; wuol governors an emergency wi't. Rain, now," be said. "I would hope our meetinglatform M,INinNewJ.rSSYtIN$MIMactINIS Guy. Reubin Askew, now carter's foreign for Sunday a straw vote. federal will would the governors to go tradenegotiator, hosted a proCasier Carter supporters dominated to each MM. to help ahe.d and emphasis, conservation." Is ardor, in relpom to Lthese pesplitoget cli" convention ubdiers of Massachusetts rally at the headquarters hotel. em a- gold the kado ___ '' U Aucas bellies at Duncon told do rnors he could net Sen. Edward Kennedy carried through Askew said Cagier had the support of Emumuiy in T*, w elhed Duncan told reporters after the in ___ whom Owe win be with their decision not to press his Democratic governors, senators, 1al $0L0M(. Mate poegwi" by up, ot UN'' emeet in thoir modinig Friday UN "wlstory gash shortages inbeMeikr gasailne " candidacy in the non-binding vote. And, a representatives and "enlightened lme Muleat peep. weld be ready by the SM of November bene of the Iragga oil cutoff. * move to place u* name of California cabinet members." - 11 a*hsr*les in itewasli aanscsd SM would vary from Mate to MM.i ___ Gov. Jerry Brown on the ballot apAll of Florida's Mate Cabinet members e (ISI4 of p,ftraJ psi' depending on lbs prOFe. each Mali "I MIw'S yes lbs department wllJ parently has been abandoned, in vin dim s have endorsed Cagier, except days to leave lbs eeelry. sicuthgs1 they meapply Is aster pelticil already mad, In energy conservation- Work very fast to fihlIiknbe the effects of Kennedy backers toned do wn their Commissioner Gerald Lewis, aInsurance Kumody Gft elt allowed t,. - Immigration Deports , 97 Iranians IM kad@M had bean Pr-7FIOR nveF]T ns jPI I! iJf TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah not 100 as first reported. They Included 62 Ruhoflab Khomeini Saturday ordered the Americans, at least several women and i students occupying the U.S. Embassy to few black Marines among them. releasetheirwomen and black American Khomeini said they would be bfl hostages and turn them Over to Ita&s mediutily expelled frOC) the COIIItrY foreign ministry for "Immediate" ix- there walDo ividencethey were "P1e." pullsion. Khomeini ordered the students But Khomeini's order, issued on the release women Sad 'blacks who have 14th day of the crisis, said the remaining lived under the pressure and tyranny of hostages would not be freed until the America and have probably been (cm'CSd United States meets Iran's demand for to come to Iran." the extradition of Shah Mohammed But the 7$yisi-cld Islamic leader Reesa Pahlavi, who Is being treated In made It clear that no one els, was *01 New York for cancer. has. "ThS Iranian nation does Xtpermit It was not Immediately dear how the release of the remaining (hostile.) many hostages Khomeini's decr ee would and they will rem-in under detentiOsitill affect. The State Department said its the United Slat.s government acts con latest urination Indicated there were the nation's dsn'and," Khomeini Uid about 70 hostages inside the embassy - from his headquarters in Qom. - BID1 1UMEF I Carter: Good Nevis, But Go with . _-._ 1'ran- 'lbs we wore trying to do today any shortage," he said. WOW- eorts after Carter defeated Kennedy In supporter. - r �. J . - '•- te---fl-.-* - 2 Ev.nIna Herald Sanford, Fl. . . • •• - -. .• .' Sunday, Nov. is, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATK)N Shelter Gives Dogs T Wrong 'Owner' IN BRIEF VV'ORLD o IN BRIEF Elvis Had Bone Cancer, Ex-Security Chief Says MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI)_ An nuftin. nf $w& Presley's former security chief plans to write says the late singer's sudden death spared him an "cx- Russia: U.S. Missiles Slow Peace In Europe MOSCOW (UP!)— Pravada proposed a 4.polni "Program for Strengthening Peace In Europe" toda and said NATO's plan to deploy medlum..range nucleai missiles In Western Europe was designed to dram Soviet firepower away from the United States. The editorial, printed In the Soviet Communist Parts daily newspaper and reported extensively by the of. ucla) Tan news agency, said the NATO plan to install 572 U. S.-made Perthlng.2 and Cruise missiles in several West European countries "would mean un determining the very foundation of the process of detente." The article also included a rare direct reference to the Soviet Union's own arsenal of 85.20 nuclear missiles trained on Wed Europe targets. cruclatingly painful" death because Elvis had bone The copyrighted synopsis of the book tentatively titled, "The Elvis Conspiracy" also claims PresleY's girlfriend, Ginger Alden, failed to report his death for threehours. The synopsis of the book planned by Dick Grab, who supervised security for the entertainer on his concert tours, was filed In Chancery Court Friday during a hearing on ABC-TV's lawsuit to gain access to Presley's secret autopsy report, .;... MM Canada Evacuation Ends MISSISSAUGA, Ontario (UP! )—Weary and waring slept-in clothes, the last families draggled home to end Canada's largest evacuation In history caused by the derailment of a train carrying deadly chlorine gas. "ft'sso good to be back home," Ruth Clark said Friday night as authorities officially ended the emergency after sIx days. "It's been a week of nlghisnares," Mm Clark and about 30,000 others lived within blocks of the derailment and blast that shook Canada's ninth largest city late last Saturday and at one point, rorced the evacuation of a quarter million people. Soviet Spy Disappears LONDON (UP!)— Anthony Blunt, the Soviet spy Irom Bucklnw' Palacs the macleI esonuge sCandal d th 11W1 w cfropped train sight and reportedly Is hiding In &ttaln. Blunt, 72, an Internationally known art historian, lisappeared shortly before Prime Minister Margaret Ibatcher exposed him In Parliament Thursday as a onfessed Soviet spy from before World War U to the nId4elUs. Blunt's legal adviser, Michael Bubendein, told epoders he did net think the tall, silver-haIred BuM ad left Britain despite speculation he had fled airoad. African Emperor'Broke PARIS (UP!)- The ousted aeUproc1s1m.d "emeror" of Central Africa, who once spent $25 rr'Wlcn on us coronation, now says he Is pennhleM. Jean Bedel Bokaua, In an Interview puhllil'ed riday In the newspaper Laures's said, "I haven't a M WI. I am surviving only thanks to the generosity the Ivory Coast president." The paper said Bokaisa, in sail, In the Ivory coot Inc.Sept.25 when a Frsnthbsched coi' toppled him, Is" the telephone interview Thursday. "I have only velhahi. my pension as a former captain In the enth army," said Bobs who became notorious No participation In massacres of schoolchildren. "I ave even dosed my bank accounts In Paris. It was ,. 4. Woman New Bolivian Heat LA PAZ, Bolivia (UP!)— The first woman president In Bolivia history, a twlce.dlvorced grandmother, was sworn In as president replacing aiMed chief of state Col. Alberto Natusch Buadi who slipped quietly away to end his le.dayriaie. Mrs. Udla Gueller Tejsda, 53 and a 30year political veteran, took the oath of office Friday night before both houses of Congress, who elected her after the legislators and the military forced Busch to resign a Presidency buffeted by more than two weeks of op. position. "You are handing me a great responsibIlity and I the laws be swear to you that IwllJ obey and i obeyed," the new president told the 144 members of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies In an emotIoQ.choked voice. These Seminole High School beauties copped Friday night's Homecoming Queen title during homecoming festivities at the 8118-Lake Brantley football game which saw 8118 emerge a 41-24 victor. At right is Regina Butler with Gins Jones, both of whom were named homecoming queen for 1579. QUEENS Grand Canyon Iane trash... God Was Riding GUft _ ia may Nixon 'Payoff' In Doubt WASHINGTON (UP!) - The FBI has been unable to establish the authenticity of a ledger Indicating Richard Nixon or a top aide received $W0,000 from organized crime figures in 1573, a source at the FBI OPENS NOV. 12 The alleged payoff may have been made to get the White House to commute the prison sentence of Teamsters' boss Jimmy Roe, sources said. The FBI received several pages of the ledger two or three years ago from mob figure Gerald Danono, later convicted of killing an associate. In historic Inside. Outside House safely Rescuers arriving on lb. scene described "survivurs" A" the plane, which hay, led to an Initial false rapait fatalities, a Park Service official said. It was a "miracle that people cam, out of this alive," said )coclno County Sheriff Joe Richards, crediting Miss Morse Lth the safe evacuation of passengers through a rear door. Blewatt and the co.pIloI, Newt Swain, also of Lu Vegas, coped tirough a cockpit window. Miss Morse, 31, Lu Vegas, NOW a minor cut on her right hand. In said there was a A& vibration rt aft., takeoff, then hinge Just darted happening and I went through the he.d Wthe cabin." IJ A Christmas Sh4 GRAND CANYON, Aria. (UP!) - Authorities said It was i rdracle no one was killed end only five persons won Injured h he crash of a tour plane carrying 44 persons over the Granc anyon. "I think God was riding smeplace on that plane," saiC ewardess Judy Morse, who *as credited with getting the 41 ranch tourists and quickly off the Nevada Airlines Lane that crashed at about 2:53 p.m., PST Friday and burned. The twin-engine, prop.drlven Martin 404 apparently lost wer in one engine JiM after takeoff for a return trip to Las 7gas, Nev., FAA spokesman Alex Garvls said. The pilot, Capt. William R. Blewett, 52, Lu Vegas, tried to turn to Grand Canyon Airport, but the plane hIt a pine tree id went down 1¼ miles from the runway, In a clearing rrowided by pine trees and brush. A fire that took two hours t gutted thscraft. 0"004"ft AUTO DAMAGED About worth of damage was done to a car parked in the Sem inole Comunity m College parking lot during a burglary, at 9:55 am., Monday, police reported. Steve Cherry, of 1531 Envensdisn Road, Winter Park, told police he saw a person break into his car and try to remove a radio. Ile thief did get away with a$1O tape case after causing $60 worth of damage to the vehicle. $ft CAR DAMAGED A car parked at the Bamboo Cove Apartments was damaged In a burglary attempt Wednesday night or Thursday morning say police. Larry Sindowicz, of the Bamboo Cove apartments in Sanford, told police he discovered the left window of his 1978 Pontiac smashed and damage done to his dashboard where someone had tried to remove the radio. =N ffom"M* WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter has nominated Chicago financier Philip M. Kiutanick to be secretary of commerce. Kiutanlck, 72, president of the World Jewish Congress, will succeed Juanita V 9 —16who resigned the Cabinet post Nov. 1. Klutanlcklg former president of B'nai B'rith and Is prominent Jewish fund-raiser. He also Is chairman of the executive committee of Urban Investment and Development Co., a subsidiary of Aetna Life and Casualty Co. Tise Viacssl rHEY'RE . The lanes will be In operation weekdays on the south or west bound side from 7-9 a.m. and on the north or east bound side from 4.6 p.m. Cars driving in these lanes at these times must have at least two occupants, Webb said. A driver and one other person are considered two occupants. Carter Picks Klutznick . \, . •.. . When Andrew Nichols of Sanford went to the animal shelter to pick up his two Doberman Pinschers Friday he discovered the dogs had already been claimed, by someone who knew. every detail about them, police said. 11 The two dogs, valued at $300, were taken from the shelter Thursday by a man who claimed to own them, and knew enough about them to convince shelter employees to turn them over pàlice said. ALLEN CONVICtED wuuam Dennis A Allen, 23, was convicted of beating a law enforcement officer by a six-member circuit court jury made off with a 100-yearold clock, a 44400.day" clock, a .22 Tuesday. The jury deliberated 45 minutes. Allen, 3 Carriage Hill, Casselberry, was arrested last May caliber rifle and a .38 caliber revolver, MONEYGONE after Deputy Bruce Thompson of the Seminole Co County Sheriff's Just under $300 was taken from a car parked in the Butler Department said he was attacked while trying to serve a Plata parking lot, said sheriff's deputies. warrant. Jerome Sperry,, of 2801 Semoran N., Winter Park, reported Judge Roger F. Dykes ordered a background Investigation $280 was taken from his car between 12:30 p. m and 2:30 p.m. to proceed with sentencing. Thursday. THEFT FROM HOUSE NEW lANE OPEN Clocks and guns valued at $1,420 were stolen from a Sanford. The High Occupancy Vehicle lanes on Interstate 4 between house Wednesday morning, said sheriff's deputies. Par Avenue and State Road 436 will be officially open at 7 a.m. Anlizabeth Baker told deputies that thieves removed five Nov. 19, according to Harold Webb, project manager for the panes from her bedroom window at 705 Airport Boulevard and Florida Department of Transportation. 107 W. Church Airlines Fined For DC. 10 Your New 'Saving Place' opens Friday, November 23,, 1979 at 3110 East 0 TCOLONIALDRIVE Colonial Drive Across From Fashion Square in Herndon Plaza. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a settlement with the Federal Aviation AdminIstration, American Airlines and Continental Air lines have agreed to pay stiff fines far using Improper maintenance procedures on the DC10 jetliner. The FAA FrIday imposed a $200000 penalty on American alal a $100,000 penalty on Continental for IJNTAL CARE PH. S34.0000 FIU.CONSULTATION (XRayslxtra) JlEmcmit-t. Fakiest Sqtw*e SAVEon . rese ri p ! tlo n s forklift device to remove and reinstall rec.cnin.ndsd FAA procedure requires removing and rdadalft each Mt separately. II 5ipy$u mengilly sis a 5n5. ML 'Tb. WWt.oil" Dsntsrs uts Imsrsncy Service Sat. ByAskstmsimt, IT, Gonorrhea Rate Drops 1% J.O. KANO DDS 191 NWY 434 LONG WOOD PH. 22L Federal experts say the hi. cldsnceof gonorrhea ln the United States appears to be taps Off but an even moe'e serious venereal disease syphilis continues on the upswing. 'Tb, i'4k'ial Center for Disease Control reported Friday the projected manber of gonorrhea c. 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(UPI) — , mdugo wty we do Uds," he said. Seamus polished plastic letters, then there," Sears said, quJck to poii4 on :-i iuomeinI's name M3 Cabot Loe In 1960 as well gsa host of Richard Nixon's name once graced a "WsjtMto Can att.dlcntoIN After all, rubs them with wool to static salesmner wanted the Iranian )udor local personalities. He's planning to long, tense week, with sears constantly tombstone in Jack Sears' window. Last how many people are going to buy a electricity In arrangg themon tomb. feaftg'ed. spotlight political candidates next worrying that "we might get some bricks week, It win Ayatollah Khomeini, s turn. monument overy day? This late d 66 Understand, Jack Sears harm to befall anyone. But his fake people who remember back in 1955 when passing motorist. the1answer. I don't think very many people who requested to have their whole newscaster. tombstones with famous names do make I started ft." Motorists driving p last week gaped people in this country are happy about names put on one," Sears said. 'Yes, we Assuring the public that ft's all in fun, for snappy window displays for his His His choice that year was the famed when they saw a household name on a him. I Just don't want to go to war." did It, for a pharmaceutical salesman. Sears added: siness Cube double-play combination of gravemarker: "Ayatollah Khomeini." "I don't put dates on them. bu4619M — the Sears Monument Co. Between Khomeini and the Cubs ft, After thill first night, he called to say he 11110ri that 211111111101 11111*111 he" TinkeriR=. "We often put controversial names on Sears has tatured Nixon and Henry got 50 telephone 0111I He liked IL unless I get real mad at sornebody." • _ . - .- Convicts Enjoy Their Chapter Of Jaycees -- Wp &W&a Gives Bi rt h ______ r Sunday, Nov. ii, 9fl—SA Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. cludes62 inmates and four guards at the 1,300man facility. The traditional Jaycee age limit stressed the Importance of Jaycee leadership Davis and Bush were critical of prison ad what could be called a lifetime membership of 35 has been waived, and the Old Town training seminars on communication and ministrators. They claim the administration In the Old Town Jaycees — he is a convicted chapter has one member In his late 603. management. The program seems to be does not cooperate with them In planning killer and one of the 66 members of the Jaycee John Bush, a convicted burglar who serves working, because prison officials say Jaycee projects and special events and petty chapter at the Maryland Penitentiary, as chapter president, said Jaycee involve- members are generally the most well-adjust. haxrassment makes their difficult task of Davis is serving a life sentence for murder ment keeps him from becoming bored. ed and best-behaved Inmates, running the $15,001[li-a-year organization even and awaiting trial on a second murder charge "I get up every day at 6 o'clock and am harder. "I think they are very constructive in a and a rape charge. He claims his work as a going all day," Bush said. "When they turn Davis and Bush said prison guards often Jaycee officer builds selfesteem and helps out the lights at 11 at nhgjfl I'm still at my sense that they are busy doing something worthwhile that Is going to be a benefit to refuse to admit visiting Jaycee officials when him pass his time behind bars, typewriter. Through Jaycees you learn they are a few minutes late. In one case, a "Rehabilitation is what I do for myself management, communication, decision. them once they are released into society," Jaycee official was a half hour late because because nobody is going to do nothing for making, and many other things. Through said Deputy Warden McUndsey Hawkins. you," said Davis, 31, an outspoken advocate applying these principles, a man can build "The Jaycees are the ones that don't give us his daughter cut her foot just before he was of the Jaycees'self-improvement philosophy, himself a new life." any trouble." supposed to leave the house. 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Palmquist, 72, a former dancer and music writer, and Virginia, 60, a former Ziegfeld Follies dancer, traveled 11 months a year and worked 12 hours a day for more than three decades - motoring Ernie's Circus from one shopping mall, department store or home show to another. It's in Rochester this week. "After all this traveling and living out of a suitcase for so long, we're looking forward to just staying home and doing some fishing," said ringmaster Palmquist. "We haven't been at our Florida home (near Fort Myers) for longer than a month at a time the last 33 years." "We're like gypsies, except we live a little better," Mrs. Palmquist says. There are more than 50,000 pieces in Ernie's Circus, including 10,50 annals, 10,000 little people, 2,000 horses, 600 wagons, 30 tents, 178 musicians and one pickpocket. They all "perform" under 30 tents on a 40by•16toot hoard. "I had a dance band and the only way I could relax was to whittle," said Palmquist, who learned how to carve as a Boy Scout in his native Titusville, Pa. "Then it just got out of hand," Palmquist serves as ringmaster, barking timeworn routines for a stream of amazed circusgoers. "Ma'am, look in front of you See the pickpocket. He's the only one wearing yellow trousers," Palmquist points out. "Every time he goes for the woman's purse, the policeman turns around. He's been going after that same purse for eight years. "4j4 over there, there's an elephant doing a hula. Last year it was the twist. It's the same elephant, just a new motor." He goes on and on. "It gets monotonous, saying the same thing all the time. You have to psych yourself," Palmquist acknowledged. "But look, this is showbiz and I've been in show business all my life•" He said he expects older folks enjoy his circus more than children. "Ti indoor circus is more like vaudeville," he said. "Kids today are missing somothingii Some real circus per. formers, who are often moved to tears when they see Ernie's Circus, havi donated bits of their own hair for the figures, Including clown Emmett Kelly. "It's been fun, but we're dead tired," Palmquist said "Our last Mow is Dec. 13 in Mount Kisco. Then well take it easy. We won't be traveling. We've seen enough." Ernie's Circus will be on eztdb* at the Smithsonian lasiltigica oftar Jan. 1. — Television recognhles imitation Is the sincerest toxin o( flattery and its cousin, the spin-off, often proves the surest route to ratings. So. CBS, haft scored with !ts nighttime soap opera, `Dallas," plans to spin off some minor Ewinp In a new min called "Knots li dingo which mutids like it Is Nit $ Tiniest Circus Folding Dilly t:304:)O $ue. 124 .p Mt. Dim, D.Iad, L"*",msuluueie Dully Sue. 124 * -L ,- • , ':..' v or : - "i W... -- . . • -• .'.••. .• .. ti ,.. .- �I .• ) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 3O.322411lot1311993 Sunday Nov. 11 197-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 9 THOMAS GIORDAP4O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director r _____ Home Delivery: Week, 90cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $00; Year, $43.00. By Mali: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $14.I0; Year $47.00. Than Louder S- ByDlANEPE1hIY JULIAN Carter's surprise decision to embargo, oil Imports from Iran was useful for two reasons. It was a forceful Initiative that unit, derscored U.S. displeasure over the seizure of the American Embassy and the holding of some fo American hostages ever since. And It beat the Iranians to the boycott punch, removing oil as a factor In the negotiations. 7bus, In recent days Mr. Carter has exercised two of the scarce options available to him In this worsening crisis. His policy to deport Iranian students found in violation of U.S. immigration -- -.. . .. . .~ . . •, b - - - ___ . vtj iws .,ees 7 W "I Wilcox,the ,.- ___ yt'. Adirondack Mountain s. Swept eastward - Ri He the 4~10-a , JACK ruw - ......,.• . . - . , • - .1"r:t" i '. uwi'i "- . . : times, it Is say to It a divorce. . When Is the commitment to making it work "for better or for worse?" While lAke Mary Is experiencing financial and employment dli. ficukin which presently challenge y, of , the purpose and governing boo and the cillsonry, -, — minor, and that businessitas-usual will prevail once again. happen only when reason and the determination to endure are pern9tted to abide. Burt H. Perinchief, Ph. D. I. hoped that now,------as the very saignee of the cky is being again, am voters win AM the voku and quell the actions and .' City Councilman, ___ -. City of Lake Mary -- - , me I - , - -; - -. ' 'A :.A Z , . 1~72 ~ ,r t," - iRLW!t- . - __ I. ____ m s, _ ___ 11 101110 - .I . I ,--::-!A.:,i:~ -.*-~* ~i-1--'.' -1 . I., I _i -, ' - -A'-4i-M%r.1fiFA%,-,,---#S - ., .. . . ' -- - 1. '4. d 1 C 1,1"%, .4tX"-4WJ0** 1. . I 0 . - - - - insult to the intelligence to those who voted for him. The bDard policy adopted ap. proximately four years ago was presented by the superintendent. The vote to adopt the policy was not unan imo us by the them existing board. The policy itself is a "cop out" because the board members and the superintendent lack the respondble consideration of each situation and the backbone to make their decisions In the beat interest of the majority of the citizens Involved, and most important, the safety of the children involved. The policy Itself Is designed to &How or disallow courtesy busling or has a pre-determined answer for their request. This is not the way the system was designed. There ls not much that can be done at the moment with these people, but there is something we can do during the next few months. There are three seats up for re-election In November,1910: the superintendent discussing next year's election, "Don't worry, they (the voters) will forget about it before the election." Let's show then who has the good memory. Davie E. Sims Longwood, Florida . You may feel that this letter Is premature, but after negoUaft with the Seminole O,wity School Beard for en weeks, I feel now Is the time for the citizens of Seminole County to become aware. You have all read about the concerned parents of many area of depending on a prearranged decision by the powers to be. The subject of courtesy busing IS difficult and becomes a very emotional Issue. There is no one clear answer to every. issue, consequently you must look at each Individual problem and make sound, November, 1950 election of several sdxml board mombeM it Is Um On citizens of Seminole Count take y notice. Att en d school board meetings between now and election time. Get to know the candidates. Make sure you choose the people who are concerned with all the phases of our children's education. Make your own decisions, because your vote Is the only one that counts. Barbara Chaulk, Treasurer Skylark Homeowners Association the county who have shown legitimate reasons why their children should have buses, but to no avail n the School Board has turned hen down. With the approach of the Help To Candidates _____ - es~h S,aI . .. 1~#6 %I ~ 11114111116r& w.*s* u%"w co *eew in, emsonsiewsadep. , '!!1 yesiwI, Ig Up of . 's am aiàsa'i' - . ___ - M .u* . '" Checks I ___ I .N _ ___ 't also foand It _ =' . . was .w - — - uIIJJ r - _____ 0. "oft . - — jT' I &N$s INbeSot I" i11111111d, .1=0 .. — , NdW bw .ft, ! via"" ftir, - - I"- - tANNaiMe WA - bee P-410k,. - , ..4000s,Mw d*W 60.owam mason" . I . - — upet, - Mubs,me I - '" '-> - '4__•__. P1-..pl.'a - r 0 I. - i tI1..1!.11 - L' k I I .. " - . - op. sepseses aim almod W* -- -- ".. • -w w soSoage kesuu 1J1- -iT PrkeIni. . I ' - __ .\ 4pees"d s In ' ---___ &!i 1. • 1111N —ill ~~ - .. r cor 4 . ,; 1% 62 40. ,90 "v'... il _.' __ L & :-.. " . . .. ~'.. ' fl ,r F ~,.N #, IV! 40- - -. Mr coo um as mono : "Thi Medeas pe _is he — CiIinru S se 'Lot me assuro you that we've UP#md@d IffIlliNkOntly our system re Operational 6601vai of$, A I - itsrur - 5,. - -- a. ... . '.. - s. K . W 06. Ciro — — we em. - 6,06 -.. l , ~C - - - . - -----iti.. _ ho *W *Wd is ft kal Pert melpiiisedthat for sm Mar MW to — aahmb ft I V Is molt ft 1 , )mum . d; r W &M 44p6ft 1 12 1 M= d4*14 L: OF 11 4*11 , ~,I!in . — IMI u,i ti . 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They certainly were an me c . 11 - I., --A-Iit. people in their effort. By doing these things and replacing the present members, we can effect a change that Is In the best interests of Seminole County. If we don't get Involved then we don't have any reason to complain. You must remember what has transpired that has made you so angry. The superintendent has said when me __ ________ . I a" 411111111111111111 oil W so ., ~~ I I = 41, ft lbr. 55 •fl mirjI ' wow" and two board members. We must begin now to Involve good people that are capable and have the genuine interest of the people they represent. We must support thew ____ ic Drug . . I _____ _____ -jigs, , r logical decisions in the best interest and safety of the children. This thought process Is not being used by any member of our present board or by the superintendent. An original thought by any member of the board Is a rarity. There is rarely anything ___ __ -____ -- . , Disgrace ____ WN"bohm -, -- The recent discussion of courtesy busing in Seminole County schools has been Interesting, discouraging, and a sad example of how Inept iur elected school superintendent and school board are. The latest proposals of William Kroll are a disgrace from any A ___ ___ a __ ;i,,f4 41' . Kroll's Proposals ____ ____ 11111111 -I . . . V even If he Is Just a cop to you. RonaldRlppSr. If youthlnkbelngacop is such an _____ i'uetlsrTrhedhasliM,flppfloe,, ii_J,p . '.' breathalizer operators to test for drunk drivers and a range in. structor. Mostly, we have 24-hour protection at a few minutes notice ___ ____ __ ) . ;. possibly, even murderers will lose no time In making their presence known in Lake Mary. The answer to the problem, as some citizens are starting to think, Is not to Junk the city charter, and' become part of the county, but to put our house In order and try to solve the problems besetting Lake Mary, and recognize that our police and firemen are a special and dedicated breed of people. - . 2 I burglars, robbers, rapists, speeders, homicide investigations, Brnt ey Becomes Big _ me - - - • 1F of III phauidicd mSvssid2eMmb. IF drug peddlers and users, and - um 4 police officers have specialized duties along with their routine duties supposedly int.,tiona will 1111 the resignations keep coming, and our city departments shrink, U .Ths object of *0 megawatt pilot pl conpwy will build (or the WA : : P,d" Ky., is to to__ Bobby I eossomic and conmuerdal potential. Babcock & Wilcox, which kilt the 'uatiun's .,A' Year ago at this this, Bobby BranThe question now Is: who are his local GOP now that Bill McCollum, local Qty Commissioner Lee Constantine, who contest among French, Republican Vince Wt7 cosl'&ed boiler in N,, York QI, favorites In the upcoming Casselberry. party chief, has formally announced his is beginning the second year of his first Perry and then-Independent Tom Bin tl,r, R4..orgwood, had jot been ilicttd Longwood and Lake Mary elections Dec. candidacy for the. seat In the U.S. House term in Altamonte. He was elected vice ford, French managed to get elected met. them 100 years ii', has aiready wot4 to the Florida House of Rspruentativss out the dselge ala mageweti fused 4? of Representatives,, currently held by mayor of Ids community by coll eagues even though he polled less votes than ft$iihieh and lite conties. Pled fort the WA and 5tD Dspamtm. Although he had bass involved for this week. Constantine, also a either of the Democratic candidates for Republican Richard Kelly of Holiday. The latest talk In in Party Seminole County Republican, is said to be talking to two other seats. The difference was that .u'etkn, the local Republican Aithoi the firm built udse of the courthouse circles is Vines that Bill Kirchhoff aM had .d Fel (R' friends to see if he can ga ther support for the Democrats had only one opponent The dissidents are saying the executive 11110031C neelors and sollp. will be ihct.d chairman of the board of committee is theoretically neutral until , bid against Incumbent County Corn. each. i4ig)incIMPOWMI AN thsflorldi ,,, m, of county commissionersduring board's after the party's candidates are selected missioner Dick Williams. Br.i3 bad ad ran for public revenues s from Ma venerable blow: French has also managed to alienate amos hiaiu r..oriiklavtiI medina nit Ti.dav' In th nartv ,wlmrI..i intl cI,vm Williams has said iv.rat Hm.'i flut Ii. -&&,a %x no mon gluuuw supponers ,1',-, .off a YOW in d5ft 0111114F has ad Seiplisudw and wom And last bd YA Khft*. beginning the lad year of Mccollurn obvioudy caitnot be neutral in will not seek rettelection. I during his three years in office. The 'arid's largest cssUkt A number of Democrats, meanwhile, ad Jim Ms (ltd (ow-year term In office, Is up for this Instance, he should re.Igi. kept moot .1 hIs sarty , 4, 5.tl supporter, but added to the Id as weL Thompson, in a fird bid for Ipublic offlee 419WO not Year. While Kirchhoff "14d " ' McCollum apparently heard the are talking among themselves about who Circuit Judget,idesignate Joe Davis, Amerlos Ilsetric Pow., Co. fa aoth Prlctichig the prk'cIph.i ci a good only two weeks ago, was slatted. ham't said whether he will seek re grumbling himself. Al Thursday night's might be the best candidate to run who Is to be invested in office t 3 p.m., arft7op cetaftbevole election or not, many political Meeting of the executive committee, he agsinst County Commissioner Bob Dec. 14, has been assigned to hear family Ifj 8p, Qt, prognosticator. are predicting he 11l. said th&t the executive board of the party French, whose term Is also up next year. related matters Including divorces, upporter$ In local alecteas and his (or the .: French won his not in a three-way adoptions, paternity suits and juveoU -And It's expe0ted that Sonford City has "bed him to stay an as chairman I Iredhsy did .vsr$Mng in the the. (risaionsr Joim Morris, a Democrat, through lb. end of the year. He said he race three years ago after defeating then matters. bringiag three elMarlas ins rew. . FIMafruddhis,TemMergan,was elections from atvw andidates, will is MI opposition. Klrctihoft Is a will be resigning In January. incumbent Mike Hattaway for the Judge Voile Williams Jr., re-elected 11p RIubIICsi. Democratic nomination for the coin- only a year ago, has announced that he -. elsct.d mayor ci oulsh. I September. sIa, put up to - ledlisidy 0111 101" a sqp"s ran eabft the es"ileles on their . Since it" ram involved a three-way bench in August, Im. There is some grumbling within the local some include Altamonte Swings I a... me - . Scare Tactics In _ - - : - the contemporary view of marriage; ____ me __ - :- me Lt., if it donal run smoothly at all psrced level addevsd In - BERRY' s WORLD . . .. ".-. . I . I .., . I I. #.`,,,11;' .. I .I , ,' -1:.'... I I , -/,-.. ... 11 I -#,~,j,--,z,~,,.~--:-'.".' .-. I . auft*md , J'*-,~,I'A"i~-J'. ".!J~.,. I I - as do- 3 rp inco oration remin d this writer of grow. It also means that our police officers duties will grow, and Chief Benson's department has been keeping up with that growth. Our answering calls in regards to disturbing the peace and barking dogs. We have a detective to follow up burglaries and robberies. We have a K-9 dog and qualified handler to track criminals and sniff out drugs, and we have officers with certified credentials in traffic reactlonsof the "doomadayers" who would have us go backwards. Many earned and dedicated folks labored long and painstakingly to establish lake Mary as an entity for self. determination. It was a longtem Procedure and those who call for &incorporation now need to be reminded of that fact led they think that sometime In the future migM be a better time to re-establish the I cbuttair. Lake Mary will survive this period of upheaval and transition, some services have been Interrupted# temporarily, but every mi, I P R - m im - . threshold of wth, meprian, with a concomitant Improvement In its tax bus and affordable services, it Makes no sense to disband its governmental system, only to leave local decisions, critical decisions, to a gnwft agency further from horn,. "Home rule" was the very rum* " the emu" voted to InCctPCS*te In' Apathy, not crime, Is "C Enemy Number One" In eontemporary Americin society. While voting history in Lake Mary as been more of, source of pride than for Many of its sider r r It takes a 11MSl4 Issus to Air the comMmigs to mad in pd& forum. Yet the Public offic ials ue - - Now we are a growing city, and will continue to grow. Growth breeds problems along with raising the taxes the city will collect as we Not On Decline Just uthe city stands on the virtual -. , he easy Job, try riding around on patrol some night, or having a wife and family waiting anxiously to see you come walking in after a duty shift. Many an offi cer does not make It home every time. Would you want to risk your life to save another? I'm willing to bet the answer will be "no." Well Lake Mary, Lhiese dedicated men and women are quitting. When the time comes when you need their help, and there Is no manpower to respond to help you, remember, you told them what they could do, in. stead of trying to answer their pleas for help that you are crying for now. Think hard and long before you put down our Lake Mary police and fire departments. Also, think hard and long before you vote to end the life of the city of Lake Mary, The life you end now may someday mean the end of your life or someone near and dear to you. The cop out there also means something to his loved ones, Inflation hurts police officers just as much as everyday citizens as ourselves. They are human like us and have families who ha ve to eat, pay bills, mortgages on homes and pay taxes. Only the high cost of llving and low ularfes hurt them as much as people on fixed Incomes, because without raises, that's just what they are on, fixed incomes. As ments. possibly, more to come, president, personally approved these one of my after a phone call for help. - - .:,.- .1,-'.1.t1;"., ,.,)",'1:10-:, i, r L; . of Lake Mary, before you became a city, you had a onetiman constable, but you also had a small population and only a few business establish. resignst,ions. Do not blame the chief of police, Harry Benson, as It Is a known fad this man has worked long and hard to build the police force up to what is considered one of thebestlnthecounty,andhestarted from scratch. Wake up Lake Mary, take along lock at the crime rates in other cities and the county as a whole, and compare them to the crime rate in Lake Mary. The record speaks for Itself. Do not try to tell yourself it's because we are a small city either, as that excuse Is worn out by the people who think we don't need a nine man police force. Don't especially the older citizens there Is no bankruptcy and the future looks increasingly br4ft. - COal burlfe. . way out of the he has contrived for himseff . Sunday, Nov. II 9fl—?A resignations of these formerly dedicated men, and learn a little about the devotion to duty these men gave to the city of Lake Mary before they resigned, and go even further to get to the root of the problems In Lake Mary? To name a few, It's a published fact that low pay, low morale, and indifference by some city officials and some citizens, not all, is the major factor of the four, and four children, and saw to -. ' Cod dog ad ralso die Wdmls . to Close the NJ " _ ___ Khomeini and provide him a . headlines and troubles, senutlonallzlng and stirring up the wrath of citizens? Why not go further and learn the facts behind the ___ _ Mary and are the results of the over." reaction of a few Citizens to am tax referendum of Sept. it. ThIs same I referendum has been On subject of much debate as various individuls and groups have sougit to Interpret the results while predicting dire I . r I" MUM" for this, the youngest city In Seminole County. In fear and grombMis, - som bays even " ssdidde.thcdrporatlon, a move that WU triad once before, lfl W74, . '' for Babcock & a 'P police officer. In .11 fairness to these men and the city of Lake Mary, why does the news media just print the bold g needs and education, then he out into the world to seek his own future. William has had an interest in law enforcement since - -- and his goal has always been to be a tat's sot the record straight on - wom ____ me Lake mrnbershp who elected me to thlspolit.I(Idnoteidorae,nordldl ncemyaoncrany other offjcer to resign their jobs on the Lab Mary Pblice Department. William is n years of age, married, has a sm, and does not It" under my rod. My wife and I raised William, along with Recent reports thederniseof the . city of Lake Mary am prematm — ___ - -- — cumnbedlon, me thud fonnMIon of coal. " pardelse — bwomas more ants, said , - - aiUng wind., me : ___ me-- .---.. Commerce. '"The objectives and purpose of the iake Mary Chamber of Commerce Is to promote the general welfare of the co,wnumltyof Lab Mary and the was surrounr ding It, and to advance and Improve the residential, commercial, dvic and social Interests of the persona r,(Ing ftj" As president for the 1V794* year, I will abide by thus by4aws and enforce them to the bed of my for the benefit of our : ___ ___ --- , . 1 of i,00 t i just half as hot as normal bollon ad W digress too cool for nitrogsn oxides to f , Although fiuldised bed combedlon solves: ___ ____ . The flukItzldsd could aliminate *the need f0scrubbers because coal Is burned In beds of churning ____ -- ,~,- peratures. me sam - from conventma dwy Mid tach" Were - ___ I. that bum pul"rized coal at No tem- .: . me Somad,let me quote from the by- laws of the Like Mary Chamber of ... KrUbbers Con ramo sulfur dioxide ftm . stackga.es, nitrogen oxide would still escape. ___ ___ .,,,.. •: Although anti-pollution devices called me ' lake Mary. -, ___ ____ ,., -. - MackgasescomnblnewfthwaterVapOrto. 5g nitric sulfuric add that ai: down on the neared mountain range, en- ____ ___ ... Macks in the Ohio Valley has been blamed for: - _ that 1111111nd #0 fish in wilderness Wn in Now : ___ me . represent them, and go to act in the welfare of the cUjens of Lake Mary who are not members when I think they need to be Informed ft comes to bettering our city, Third, the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce did not endorse, nor approve, nor was it Informed or asked to help stop any resignations ofany city employm 7% Chamber is a non-poli__ tical, non-partisan, and noniectarlan, nor does It endorse or lend Its support to any election of candidates for local, county or federal office, which includes the recent tax reforendurni which failed to pass in the city. Now that my oMdal position is otated above as president of the chamber, I would like to state Personally, that l fed this article, ag I read between the Una, that I as - . the atmosphere with oxides of nitrogen and sulfur. . Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides belched % Burner ___ __ with the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. Our chamber Is not imlved in any way with the turmoil going on in the city of Like Mary. It Is strictly of a political nature, and ,. bft handled by the city govwn• . mint, which is the mayor and city . I councilmen, cavisod by the in. difference of umcarlig of aome of these officlal, and soine citisew of stuen from high suitur cog without fouling ' me, _______ my name being connected In this story has nothing whatsoever to do ntra ____ ___ : . endear Itself to env oumertallets for coal %. combustion technology that eliminates On , notorious "acid rain" phenomenon. The &A which gapped up Its research on ' : flIddised bed coal combustion In 1V7I, nosed : out tire. dllors In a pi co ct from the Tennessee p Valley Authority. The fledgllnj fluidized bet bitisi. todmology could evedually pwrnft electric '. tulan and manufacturing plants to produce , me e Mile wow nuciew Power reactor. may yet , . UW WW , ws Ne C -- . As president of Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce,I would like to comment on the recent stUde printed In the (Orlando) SentüiJ ar tAttle S4IneI on Nov. 1, con______ corning the rPgjgt.tIh1j of fn . police officers In Lake Mary, one of whom was my son, Patrolman William RIpp, an officer with four YOM of experience. First,let me state that I fed that : SS : . WASHINGTON (UPI) — Babcock 6 , tops of dmbby chaste of drawom Onefacelsbhack—Martlntitherklnglr. this action also could be interpreted as a form of Two we white, the Mu*d taw of Jesus protest designed to be more effective than words. awiat and the youth John F. , The U.S. embago on Iranian oil, ironically, Kovno. . may be more Inconvenient for Iran than for this So powerful Is the Kennedy mydIVe 4 country. Although our reduced Imports of Iranian Y bI(k voters that the surviving °' ca collect 5 respectable share of black oil accounted for only about 4 percent of U.S. oil consumption this year, they represented 25 *merica's votes in any showing UP. percent of Iranian sales — a fact that undoubtedly EM if Be. Edward Kennedy wards to get Influenced restraint by Iran In using its oil weapon those vows and more from tho constumney . against the United States. To be sure, Iranian that helped traWorm ,,Jimmy Who?" W crude will not go begging, but extensive new "President Carter," hire's what presid'm'UaI marketing arrangements will become necessary. candidate Kennedy will have to do: additional blacks on id seat. ____________________________________________ But boycotting Iranian oil and deporting -InIU. d& spite of his excellent ism on civil riotous Iranian students am mere steps in a 4iJgs, Kennedy has few black faces on his meaningless minuet the United States is obliged to dance. Our leaders In Washington take -occupies a position of real power. He must seriously the threat of th e Ayatollah Ruhollah also integrate his campaign organization. Khomeini and the extremist Revolutionary Carter campaigners are certain to remind Council not to release the hostages until the k oi&i that the entire Carter — from the original Peanut Brigade In 1976 — United States hands over the deposed Shah is well Interstodi. Mohammed Rem Pahlavi, suffering from cancer — Explain his role lnh&pingtodefeetSe,L In a New York hospital. And because the United Edward Brooks, R.Mau. the Senates only States cannot entert,ain even the possiblity of BYWHIM so"SocuritylpsymentL Mad ==her. Kovno an arma that 1412 assume you're on Social Security, yielding to such blackmail, this country suddenly &,o'a public divorce Al well as his Thus new lünitsare dill subject to income qwfws with the auto Ethics Common jotlike 35 million other people in tin MUM. ad MnU tans, tho* 60 inloome &am finds itself in a messy Impasse. I You may be rdbid,a widow,wea cWWp are likely to be 04"W if that's the total The situation could hardly be more contribdod mm to 8roobs'a dowam than student. In one way or another, you're amount of eared Ir.. Kennedy a of MI discouraging: nt on that monthly ___ depende check. People who are 72 or older are exempt from American hands are tied for fea r that any the Carterites are already, "Imniig" KenBut the ehock bob FXfty Uwe days, these limb and weI prommaill to am my cried rescue action could forfeit the lives of the n* for dvdvift the his& dulwall Of its doisu't It? only voice in America's moot exclusive dab. cen, Ii A Y of-this ys, far .-Premete hi. votluug ràsrd s, eat uthi amewl dompound by the same mob" T so,-cillWl ___ ___ ___ lImIt loss $1 from their Social SIcurIt3 chocks " students" who seized the embassy. These iss.. million tdli'id workers Cl Social 8scur1t revolutionstry zealots now control TAran. When — RoeorAse We* pi" leadership. w $314,91i 'a PI 1181 72 category and sue $050 or 87.110 fled 71& economy where Inflation rate the moderate Prime Minister Mehdl Bazargan Cuters 187$ cainpiig trist t . you'll Mill got moot of your Social Security alos* at 13pe resigned In protest following Khomeini's support rou4Iod ____ ever the volIUcsl fleldams of check (not suabject to tam) each month. it of the Covem, of the embassy's seizure, ft Islamic ra There's A way to 1181P You survive is HOW you sin $M for esample, you'll loo only a a ruiJi .Jleed,d all bet Andrew better. You cuu work. For psi. took over. Now, there is no government waft of slid no of that fr.n your year's Social Security Y Molt black h*ft the name In Iran. Wee "o SON 101b 4111 SWAI Sscw* 001, Of cheeks — do is, yn Joe holf of do 0111011 TWO a(Iev. Detroit's C-k1flafl cow.,. Scm, are too fregik, or Ill. shove the $100 Ibuht. Jackson now Imum"Atmajoritymabletoornsome unprecedented violation of the U.S. Embassy and put Carter, is put beesesa priAeid sift Altho* there are i"ipurso 'i'd . .it..i . liue will " — lidding of hostages to distract attenft tMM 1111 or ~roosift scew soeor* . — be"to. Iran's rebellious Kurkish -tribesmen Nearly 17 Million VS retired ,OikKi the 1111d 68 puis — of iscnb.icy. Collor- -- in W7 understood thess toets. rod we nisviva ad qwrrelling Islamic factions, seems to have Im — M ~ — and " bY black It changed the 8dl Security law so that ___..1 authority now In the134o41 pow we two "UIon relked at thou dsp.ndsu* on the moed bly chicks could . t a Iran's volatile mixture of revolution and' (W1IM workers and almost a ml11on ',t,srs end -r . wime pol most religious fervor that has been only simmering In wwte people — do not The amounts you Can earn — in part-tIme' dSiie'it,ML recent months is again out of control. In the chaos sequalutaics with black (bogies established regular, $14-71Sr WOrk, for .uangl. — don't seem large. Bet _ gospel hymns _ _ _ d1P5 ' can help a lot. that reigns in Tehran, one wanders jf 9 ddiegulIS4 his Igeorsics of black Americas they ''i' altar Fouc aid decreed t eaniap Ayatollah Khomeini can guarantee the safety of 1 us Mat i Slid 'iflhII4I So there's same good ni's. It Is this: iet rersd to correct it, his DPW the hosts, let alone arrange for — tju Jan. 1, persona aged N lkre'ih hImits.rmes4l4grci,weuldb, fr rumen, thepetII, the average in in , witholut first laying hands on the shah. 71 who are en Social Security will be able to '" ab U pernt this Critical Mack IllS without — S_fl $,* in ai As Iranians face iç to the possibility of a U.S '5' yew — Remain tcm to MssvIàioas of the lad pmeity. lint's up plo from the $4105 they shutoff of wheat and AnIerICW* resolve to ie less 17 years. If black eaton aW,4 1dm F. can ian without penalty this year, If you wait to know mote, phomis your lo oil, the standoff becomes more certain with every Kaum* (or what they thoegit he Was, sad Social Security .mc.. There on newly 1,100 passing day. Barring some unforeseeable MvodRchestKanedy for what bscssldve -Starting Jan. Is persoassgsd05throsagh omces miracle, therefore, It would appear the American they will Edvad KIISSdy tsr Hwhoaresilodolhocwittrw$Ub,abh.to — ader, — are am $.711 people are In for a lose ordeal that will test them I' year ho*i* is- a asitd ae,tir ci Civil Ike amosI-VS ed ante, Social security pumity That',up $ kern the they cusoiia of and their leaders to the limit. a, a vocal prepuneat Sir i1elmil-01 -1 in ,. a i swum am own 0 ~ Poll" M 71111!- J" M thwo anvo is snooft uk lw also liss to pr eel luirt param' Isimatlen far intel natimai community to bring pressure t in te usreot .. h AM ts aw ON " ovsa(t yes to the neared Social Perhaps the liberation of the hostages awaits behalf ci the boadWesissandarso" Improved ..,. :' '. Good imfifrig -. Our Readers Write '. Lake Mary Chamber Did Not Endc)rse Pol ice Moves , IIIFWP - - - - flINT - fates grace banbie mantels or peer from the ful . ' Evening Herald, Sanford FL _ In much of black America,three framed laws served to cool provocative anti-U.S. demonstrations by Iranians in this country, and ' OPINION _ :! Must Do - foster cue. 'pb1losophy now," Hamilton said, "Is that awry child deserves his own home." To Implement their philosophy, social workers are putting Increasing pressure on the courts to rule children victims of abuse,, neglect or abandonment legally free for adoption. And to begs adoptive parents for children with special nude is the object of their stepped-up recruitmod efforts. "You're not going to got people calling In saying 'hey, I wart to adopt that child with cystic fibrosis..." Hamilton said. "But such parents c n be found." aShe said there are currently 48 children In the county legally free for adoption. Are you doing any thing better next week? Som I" 0 - Donnell y and Hamilton are dedicating selves to getting children out of the limbo of a What ddy' - them ___ ___ BOND - - complete life. Myth: An adoptive mo ther should not hold a job. Myth: Adoptive parents must not be han. (Icapped. Myth: Parents should not adopt a child older than any of their natural children. Myth: Parents should not adopt children older or you er than they could have had naturally. Myth : Fcster parents shoujd not be allowed to adopt children that have been In their care. Myth: Couch. with low Income should not be allowed to adopt. And perhaps the biggest myth of all: Some children are adoptable. "Just because we couldn't see ourselves adopting children with a particular, handicap, for rstance, doesn't mean there Is no one out there who would," said Donnelly. Words President • ø. __ The Clock Actions . - -... County social workers are throwing away a bock of myths surrounding adoption and will be calling attention to the fact Nov. 18-24 In celebration of national Adoption Week. Because of the greet number of older, P. dicapped and minority children who were now able to find permanent adoptive homes In the pad, social workers are doing a nearly complete abott4ace with respect to some . of their prior actices, Undo Donnelly, Children's Home Society, and Arm Hamilton, Health and Rehabilitative Sir. vices, are eemlthdng forces to to It that more children are removed from perennial foster care and placed In permanent bomm 'lids Involves letting the public know old taboo, like the following no longer apply. Myth: A single parent cannot give a child a Around 111.210) . I- Evening Heiuld (USPS . . I % V.'è — -: .v.. --- - -- - -- — - —— ____ ' .' 4 ' a 'b...4 PIT i. 7. $%. 4 �. I . --..-. - .- . •1- a - - ... - . . '- •- . d . - - - - - . '--•. - . I - - ._. --- .•• - • .•.-.,- - •4v . -------.•--, It, -_..-.i••__...,,•_ .__, 4" —. - - - - '4 . J .• . - .- . - - I .2 SPORTS . Evening HiraM, $anf.rt P1. Sunday, Nov. 11 970—IB BUSINESS IN BRIEF Ensslin - 1Hall To Florida's Promote • "•.. 1.7- %W, -- • - - - .-- Economic Image -a - - .•__'-_.w —' .-•. .---- •I Ti t=U Bu*ildinqSystem P Tribe Rambles T State Playoffs mes To Area U Robert Theism, president Florida. By joining with Con- concrete buildings. con. utilizing local labor with Th.Jsen'i more than 20 years design standards of Suncrete Corp. of Sanford, Steel of Dayton, Ohio, Sun. The Con-Steel contractor in the business. The strudlontechnlquesthat have materials being supplied by last week announced his crete will team up with a network offers Swicrete eight association enhances Sun- evolved over the years. local concrete and steel company's plans to introduce national network of con- years and more than ala crete's position as a design concrete and steel jo'fces. The building system:. The the concrete-steel, site-cast, tractors who are dedgftirig million square feet of es. build tilt-up contractor components of the system will approach has proven to be an. tilt-up building system in and constructing tilt-up perlence, In addition to providing access to tested be fabricated on the job site economical answer. and • - — Eckerd Chain Now At 1,001 - Stewart Turley, Jack Eckerd Corp. Chairman and president,lost week annowiced the Eckerd Drug chain opened fl stores during the pad week, bringing the company's total stores to 1,001. Turley said the "one-thousand-and-one" event will be celebrated for this month in all Eckerd Drug Mores tiroughout the chain's 154tate marketing area. Drawings will offer customers and employees thousands of collars in cash and free prizes. In additlon, a series of month4ong sales the greatest In the company's V-year history will be advertised in newspapers and on television, and, will feature unusually low prices on many Items of merchandise throughout the holiday season. "We are proud to have reached this milestone," Turley said."and the give-aways we are offeringto our customers and employees are our way of saying thanks for making LOOl Mores poalbie." Home Builders Upset With Fed 1 41 - :. Special totbelierald . -. WASHINGTON— The Federal Reserve Board's policy of tight money and high interest rates was sharply criticized by congressional, labor, business and consumer leaders at a two. . day Housing Economic Summit Conference held here. The conference, hosted by the 120,000-member National / Association of Home Builders (NAHB), was called to examine . the economic, social and political comoquences of the boas Oct Iactlon which led tea record 15.75 percent prime Interest rate, and 13-14 percent mortgage Interest rates. Summing up the conference, NAHB Presldeflt Vandal r . Graylee said psrticlpsáts generally agreed "the tight money, high-Interest-rate approach Is an extremely painful way to A:. flgt* inflation. It cuts housing production. It bumps petentlal . -ft home NEW OFFICER 10 the unemplo*nent . . Jonathan Brown, staff counsel for Ra1pl Nader's Public John Quarterman has IrterNt Research Group, told the assembly that any actions Joined the management by the Federal Reserve Board stringent enough to bring in. staff of Flagship Bank .5. . nation down by one percentage point, would also throw one of Seminole. Dennis Art Grindle, owner of Art Grindle's Wheel Ranch. million people out of work and carve $100 billion off the Gross Courson, president, antrades pointers with Amy Orseno, a devoted fan of National Product. nounced that QuarterElevating the unemployment rate one percentage point adds man will assume full rehis television commercials. Grindle leaves this weekend for an appearance on 'The Best Of Real one million workers to the jobless rolls, said House MJOIItY sponsibility for the In. Leader Jim Wright, D-Tex., and adds up to $22 billion to the People Special' In Hollywood, Calif. The program f ederal deficit to cover lost tax revenues and hlsher unem. staliment Loan area of is to be broadcast at 8p.m. this Wednesday. the entire bank. ploymem4beneflts. . - • . • '- — . — ... - - - • . SEMINOLE .. EXPRESS ..,.., p "Superx Is soon to go well over the 100-store mark In Florida," said George Keith, president of the Cmcinnatl.i*seci retan d rug chain. "We receive a warm welcome everywhere we new store In Florida," he continued, "and we're looking forward to making more new friends as our expansion continues in this lively state." Superx has recently acquired 14 Gray Drug Stores located In Punta Gorda, Venice, Sarasota, Brandenton, Port Richey, New Port Richey, Melbourne, .eesburg Deland, New Smyrna Beach, Ormond Beach, and Daytona Beach. The Gray acquisition has greatly Increased the concentration of Superx Stores in Central Florida. •.,I 'I WANNA SELL ou The Internal Revenue Service has announced It Is seeking additional organizations to sponsor Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) programs iñ,Florlda. According to Qarles 0. DeWitt, IRS director for Florida, VITA programs are usually spmaorâ4 by local civic or #riit1 twnI,thv,è - - Banks ((7W) .$ billion Florida bank balding company, has offered to purchase all the dock o1 Florida Bankshares, Inc,ftwas announced by Philip F. Searle, chatirman of Flagship Banks. The offer, which is miijsct to all governmental app provals, calk for raphip to pay$011 In cash for each of ' atanng. The board at directors Of the Florida Bansresbes agreed to r.eoaimnd to the coin. psny'a ubariboidsie that thsy accept Faphip's atfsr which Is woo in FloddsBaltsharls,Incq w*banidaat$117mW$c'i, ow= lnBrowwd, Palm Bs.ch.andGladus Clis, and a minority latoreat In a bank In llIdlds Coody. lbs cc'npany'a load bank, the 11$ million u.st First National Bank of Hollywood, Oper" oi& offices In Br ward County, Florida's how wIngppilMluirandthsascondMost popsdona aoi*y lath, stat,. - Mail their own neighborhoods, conference lead while five other conference foes awaited the The Seminoles came right beck however with the aid of a 37The powerfully built fullback added a 60-yard scoring outcome to see If they would get a piece of the conference yard kickoff return by Robert Guy and a 15-yard personal foul ramble to his credit that pushed the Seminole lead to 41-18. a-own. penalty. Fry provided Patriot fans of a bright indication of things to But a devastating running attack, sparked by Arthur S-ijnole High's long dormant oftew exploded with more Arthur Jackson carried for three yards and then bulled off come nest year by directing the tenacious Lake Brantley crew velocity that the Tribe's halftime homecoming fireworks Jackson and Joe Baker put the would be titlist on the shelf, at the right side of the line, broke into the secondary and scamdisplay to roll 'c 200 yards rIM)thcg and ps* six touc4'downi on least until next year. pered In for a 34-yard score. Voltoline again split the uprights We kIflU or put it all the scoreboard, lifting 8-"b,ole to a 41-24 win over Lake . The Patrids took the opening kickoff to their own 35-yard and Sanford pulled ahead 214. noles began Tribe recovered and following 1.. and nine-y.. rambles by picture. _ . ea ting ft half . bles, together tonigh.t-no fum wmi,•s, The victory give the Seminole's the Five Star Conference Baker, quarterback Qarence Sipplo called a quarterback pid Q'"plosedilp, the District I Clan 4A till, aid the host role draw and went Ink= (ow rears out for the (ltd Seiflif101s sut Bakuir In motion oommidd with a wide pitchout score. Salter new daunt the sid eline from 4$ yards out. Voltoline good offense and Jim Veitoline's PAT gave the Tribe a 74 laid l. then three alamme4s his berth PAT of the nI* 1 8ninot, took a wNI -'-•e p*'1*es Into the cu*W. st'judng 214 lead Irdithe locker room, . 25% . - 1.st+44..i.. ..n'a.nna, 01,,.r.k.. b65 -- '• - -. - - ____ - - __ pick. d nsxt week, ' .. : . cornpht.Iy Nag. 22W JCPmn.y deluxe miet or dry W. 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I, - - - - ___ - MW aw as -- , 07 - - vervis Y__ aid lbs advs bias, 8eMhu In the first four gems. of the I5Pddo Ma1, huM s'W W-JI ei the 11$' "We can't malt, any "akw next '"ü ,10- UN' FW e her *8111 OW hr bw Tift "lovolly Mmftvd wesit, BWhW eloN& tift Mustangs m 10 b* over Mills - 0" en w a differad dory. - S M of WA 611111111111K ow aheithem4l pkb a an MAW4" ~ do Mcim.ssaad - Tter ___ Way a& Mo qoodim b 40I=a . n"lakeg against and expect to win." TO know tbls place kgoingtobe ph- a -, NwLpdw ved wea. Nally '40 as mod wass do 11110* PONY'S had am S" "Nice So to On A& "M M Idad will PrWm* have as lstor.0.iINP. ISMbet**Sat as ThbSWbe. d 111110 1" h1!h1ds C w'-sl:ias. MM1001110111 here 0 Val IIM 7110Y* At iut go Pusey w aJMW _ '1 isid OuI$ ThsIMusWi -1J sat rs Mi '4" gels super I hips thum's MaMiag on lbs pitch hlm* dhibw u1*ust d aw s'ed1uir. foj(N' MNiSWI{* 'lasy Sei seat.," MIned the Mb year .--T in other Muheis 1heu M eat hors no lbs Mutt '-'--1 !' ceach. Iagw, lbs IptIIL gs NI . J hMesk ceejuring up author visaing ree for —.— " e. cb*rbkd Wear insad -- Pasey, whose "They doa't have any me real ascii the Tribe when they play b o *5 J*Tj lutT be lbs Wills WOW 1W Bail.'Vs.Ine 7iioms.d 5 uUu.k AN." explained Beathard of the ding Mat. damp Merrlt's I Much an .0. ii. *j ed 1R'ó be .'uprift d,Sadd . Ige INId WN N MawW Madwgs.'W day do have iaavery NOW . - - g' rob ter — uist if ballbsth M " II 1110 M0014 - imeote lembeslas roafly canie alive I. past a 4144 win aver 1& £&I.a —I I LI. -1 14be' -- &. LI Maw . - s ic his' ft ft EL.. .- - = at - Ovie - ..cq.. ts w a t arter smi iáus rMaw$ tl bill baud. i. _, • PlAff our. long, coats. for women. • Victory m. I _______________________ Intechnologyinvalue minole and wooly Five Star race that once again solid all-around team. They use a lot of wed right down to the final week of the people to get the job done. I guess if I had season. to sum them up I'd say they are a very "I jut had a feeling about this game," fundamentally sound football team that The iladluun 'Igt'ts bad long since been turned oat at S"-'9, High foothill offered Poesy. "I think the kids felt It In makes very few mistakes." W bid more than an how after the the locker room... we fell good before we - "Our kids will be playing in front of Thb.'s biaed victory of the year, four came out." more people than they've ever played cold figures r,n'aInouI on the darkened Thbe coach was somewhat at a before," interjected Posey. "I hope It MdeIlsw. . loss to explain how his off, which has doesn't affect us too much. We're really glad to have the homefleld advantage for pussy, outwardly moved well an year but failed up - _l ad inwmy pleased, Stood to score, 'could come with more than this Oils... I think It will help" e"'tlig with a eeuIe of reput.rs. 200 yards on the ground and Alm oil No predictions were offered by either Powdillindi orldolviss,olilivimto touchdowns on the .corebowd. coach about the outcome against Merritt But the S-i1'oWs offensive per Island, but Beathard did point out a few the cold, was completely warmed by the tM)'g suspridagly may 4144 win formince ooulm't have come at a better . over La. Bradley Jut a shod hour time with Merritt Illard a Week away. "They did play a lot of 3A scisoold before. A win dW Mod the Tribe to the "w. worse utti, healthier tmigt* with outside of their conference so that may Five StarCuftmw '1"ushIp and Roggle Brusels back In the lineup and of have same bearing on their record. I 11911dollthshemstiwntne Into the hodJ B and Arthu Jackcn don't think they've played a team that role for a Mats plsy. mataIast hits as bard the whole gom. as we do so aemberme rushed Merritt meat -. that a to our advantage. Looking ahead to the Mustangs. It was Swri, lo game plus? Donuu, w a good me, ø.Mhard who noted that $.itbiok will "We'll take a real good lock at the smiled to defensive coach Roger used the some type of cvwplet. effort if game films on Monday and Tuesday." Besthut A Whiled Bt'd. With thsyareto bad MilTitI Island. Posey laid. "We'll have to work hard this 11 ,We &&,t make vary many mWakes week in practice. I'd say we need the " midal Mo mm -011, SUN MW of hanklosed offort wo bad ByJO DISANIII nonwidsporkumn - X1. OA . Small Business Still. Leads Way. -- f Site Rig. 14.00. JCPenney 1200 watt compact dryer is lightweight, great for travel. Three heat settings. dual voltage switch. . \ '! Always a beat beyond. ••• ada gy. 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Volleline again hammered home the PAT and Swibiok had for a final touchdown, finishing the drive with a 12-yard the huneouning crowd In a freitsy, leading 140 midway Jim Relay, opting to go with junior quarterback Greg Fry scoring pass to Scott Jackson. qu g.tj For the Seminole's, Arthur Jackson led a devastating ground filL. ..a. 4 insteadata sore armed OonMa~bse the P icj one. ,1ww w-. J rsee Poise BIfls.smmsd lbny Constantine pulled the Patriots within a back k*o the o d om r attack by churning out 207 yards on 15 carries. Baker added Mx minutes later by p1*tliig the fh&iIthg touches on t.4Wh Fry handled the pressure of Seminole's defensive front four another 111 yards on as many tries. agabat Merritt "-'d nut wsskafl In ens tidy package, a 7$-yard drive with a Ma-yard scoring strike to Tim Burke. well and came up with touchdown passes of 30-yards to Scott The Seminoles will now hod top ranked Merritt Island In The $un"4e victory WNW a hi at Iindvkn from may lbs Patriots elected to go for two but failed on a Scott Jackson Jackson and 21-yards to Robed Corolla. state playoff action Friday night at Seminole Field, November qrters as the Tribe utemd the gems with a m gems sweep 23. Arthur Jackson waus't finished however. Salel 7.24 1 p. following homecoming ceremonies. On the second play from sCrimmage Jackson went over the left tackle, broke loose again OW rolled in for a IS-yardtouchdown run. Ibis time. abed the kick wide which left Seminole with a 344 bWp. - •.; . -- - ... - . - - ALTAMONTI MALL _______ 'Thi. schools, churches, SAN IAN POND PLAZA KEY Dy JOE DIANTIS Hsr.Jdlperts E$er . and. social groups. Most VITA volunteers provide assistance ln at community centers, and shopping centers, which are conveniently located for tupeyffs. a The pass rush for a big Factor in the Tribe's victory over lake Brantley Friday night. On this play and many like it defensive end Morgan Smith (80) and tackle Rufus Christian (87) put the pressure on I'atriot quarterback Tony Constantine. Running Game Nets 359 Yards IRS Tax Aid Program - THE • - Flagship May Buy Stocks $sstl PSWI by Tom VI.c*t How It was. Seminole halfback Joe Baker follows over 350 yards on the gound and chalking up 41 his offensive line for some big first quarter yar- points for a homecoming victory that boosted dage against the Lake Brantley Patriots. The them Into the state playoff picture against Merritt Tribe offense came alive Friday night, rolling up Island next week. - Superx Buys Area Stores Inc. - - The Concrete-steel, site-cant, tilt-up building system works in three basic steps. Above left, a floor slab serves as a wall panel casting bed. Above, a 400- walls are attached with other pieces of construction to form'thls attractive square-foot wall panel is lifted from the slab. Above right, the concrete-steel building. - Florida's $o,000 advertising account to promote economic development In the Mate has been awarded to Ensalin & Hall Advertising Inc. of Tampa, Florida, announced today. Albee said Enulin & Hall will be responsible for a SIde..5flMfr4 advertising campaign to advance Florida's aggressive new program to bring In more Industry and increase trade." The contract between the Department of Commerce and the advertising agency covers from Nov. 1 June 30,1*, the and of the date's fiscal year. 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Soy's lAs Angeles times National, title, wait the fifth National fastest qualifier Friday, 01511 IS-N: P151) 51.1ST 1 45aris ii toe c.wrai Ileckay Mod' car race, powering his turning in a lap of 113.500 Waltrip as at A - 3311 : Handle IIIL$4S. 50. L1s - Sent le50nssman Ontario Motor Speedway isi.0 mph. Larry Giroux to Silt 's it track at 154.15 mph "I ran it to the Ikuit," said I. gakug the YarbDroidi. "I gave it all I In Odom ____ Pro Iask.tball Hew Jersey (W$l) - signed ____ had. r ye bad a lot of mental AR. Meyers tea multiyeer No. I starting pesitien oi.Irad. ..a. __'aai,, presew arid it lastora coalermacl Yarb.roagh, of TInI. up with seth race. We all New York Arrews (Al *aaitic Ohelion d to Wil the pehs Ii _ aenselBe, s.c., qualified W i. ct. øs Weed Ierward Lull "my for an Pdo Cb& .esscss. jslellothsrdrlversinth, 1$ 3J , "(h1aielstheaiy track at DiHeS(N*IU-.ARNeSncedIW $111,115 Pal.Clash U $ IN I ftlls *taSHei it G0~81Maiaer I 7 IN Wasi*i. I'v I've sever win." when Dytosa, pta., -- -. 7 11 4 4 New York TidN do No. 2 Marling Febresry. $ It .p n, ft~___ .*w Jers pesitiss was Ba, PerUse Pl ac id censor Larry cenw.i N i. act. 5 Teery in the mired neurue list. Dane!! Waltrip of of EUerbe, N.C., at 153.715 Mlimsenta - PisCad cornerback Charlotte, N.C., leads mph, followed by Bobby II 6 MI I.Slarta - •Urlsar.Zarrs '610 5Man010-MiFtiøel -' and summer boNm wirfrwm Lewis - lshWed conches Jack kit. Del MuvIJl, Dave 1)334* i n. ft __ ___ 2$imonVegas 1310640 311 cmwract. 911. -- Is,Jen - $tJwel. news 'canierence Is, Mendey to an nounce toe signing it fresseset pitcher Nolan Ryee to a fss.w.yw Iieve.*am . CalIternia - signed fresags., 640 Cows". Ira . - ___________ IIEfluI n. 124. $L$vf Forest (0-1) vs. District 2'- Fort Walton Beach Choctawtiatchee (5- 6.10 3.41 pitcher Illit loan ,oa fiv.ysar lMendii 11h1flJ Dept. open Doily 04,Su Mt. Dora Pla yo ff Look HiGH SCHOOl,. THE B/IN3 PLACE Transactions hIIIIeWthSUduWdoW - _ Class 3* District I - Milton (1.1) vs .it t District 2- Tallahassee Godby (5Houston at Atlanta 1) I) New Jersey at Detroit Sistli amI District 3-Jacksonville Raines District 3-Jacksonville Lee (S Philadelphia at Chicago 6AlavaAItu 20.40 510 5. 40 (S-I) or Jackson ville Ed White (7. I) vs. District 4 - Palatka (7.2), SPittle • Golden 6.10 3.40 lZaIe•Losa 2) vs. District 4 - Jackson ville St. Augustine (7.2) or New Smyrna Cleveland at Portland 3.00 1 Jose-Ola Fletcher (Si) or Jacksonville leach (4-5) Q(44)62.41:P(ö-4) 143.IIsT(eTerry Parker (5.4). District $ - Gainesville last 4)) 321.11. Sonday's imes District $ - Ivies side (S-I) vs. District 6 - Sp.rr game Indiana at Lie Ang, at' Dlstrict-6 - Lakeland (0.1) 4iose-Urquldi 10.10 6.40 3.20 San Antonio it New Jersey Distric I - Tamp. Plant (00) N.r* Marion (44) 11.00 6.40 iSablnoQulola District 7 - Srssksvlil. Her. Kansas City at Denver vs. District $ - Dunedin (4.1) 2 Arta -Arana 3.00 3.00 ""a (5.1), New Pert Richey Golden State at Phoinle District I - Sanferd Q(44)71.lI,p(5-4) 17L31,T(6. Hudson ($-I)er Crystal River (I.1) seam. at Portland Lyman (5.1) Ap.$a vs. District I - Oviedo (I-I) 4-2120.0. Milwaukee at San Diego Orai,•. Spruce Creek (1'4), District I -Lake Wales (S)) vs. liØffi game DeLand (4.5) or Daytona loath 5.40 1,10 0.20 - District II - Titusville (I.)) or 2 Ira- Aids Mainland (54) vs. District i s 10.10 4.40 7 Arta-Mer..det Titusville Astronaut (7.3) Merritt island (04) 6.00 4Clionil•Elexpe District District II - Venice (10) vs. II - lake Worth ($2) 0(34)40.11, P124) 111.21: (1. vs. District Il - Sunrise Piper (s District $3 - Naples (100) 7.4) 555-55. 1) Di Di~ II - Riviera leach Friday District I) - Miramar 1I-1 or SuncOi (7.3) vs. District $4 NinTh game so""" Hollywood Hills (0-1) vs. District Belie Glade Central (5- 1) 14.20 11.30 510 SJose Atlanta - Came to terms on a 14- Hialeah Senior (5.1)orMiami District 11 - Fort Lauderdale 1610 1Loza fivyeau contract with fresagent Lakes (51). St. Thomas (7-2) vs. District 16 lElespe 30 Øtdw, Al Hrabeeky. Di5 -Miami wings tio Key West (7-1) 4-11 124-0. b.seman Teny Perez to a ftwan. 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Indiana 07 lSImon-Martlnez 13.00 6.00 440 - do hd kadiuw •• • - - w yora U.W •.J JW 12 .311 02 2Zate.AItu 4.20 3.60 SPA Dim 3Pita-Urquidl 3.20 Friday's Results 0 (241 21.0; P (4.1) $1.41, T . Boston 113, Utah 07 2.3) 225.41. Wash 02, Now Jersey 01 Fourth "me San AntonIo 106, PhIta 105 7 Ira-Oh 10.00 0.10 14.40 1 Lequ.-Perez 13.30 6.00 Kansas City 103, Chicago 07 Houston $33, New York 130 3Menoio-Avnore • FWV W - SManoloJuan Ills Wood finished the night - 63.II:p(7.1)334,71gy(7. Record Tot'. NBA. Best With 113-97 V icto Over Utah ,- -. . 14) $123.41. Fifth game _ - ona took the snap and bootlegged ticular adjustments at the SCOREBOARD period three however, and Barry Stockwell booted Pacific Division 7Negui-Koido 10.40 4.30 3.40 Alter a locker room 'seTthe PAT W L Pct. OS 4Zat..Urquidi 5.40 2.40 mon' from Weir, and a Lake Howell struck again 13 5 In 3JoSReyes ,.so Lie Angels 13 6 .414 ½ quarterback change from an shortly before the close of the 0(47) 47.11: P (74) 112.0T (I Portland Pietihi 12 6 .117 1 4.3) 230.11 OD (2•7) $64.70. Seattle 11 6347 1½ Third game Celtics •' Sammy Weir's take Howell ineffective Bob Capobianco third quarter when Secam game . a- s. CRUNCH - . - - H•rald Photos by Torn Iditsil lake Howell's defensive backs Tom LaCore (10) and Johnlianvev (:12) lay a crunching tackle on a pass attempted by the Braves. After giving up a pair of first half scores, the Hawks's turned stingy and blanked Boone in the second half. Silver Hawks, rallied behind the passer, to Mike Wood the keeper rolled In fror ie one- for the two point conversion half. completing 12.14 pass at. quarterback Mike Wood In the scrambler, Lake Howell came yard line, "We just started doing tempts for a whopping 259 putting Lake Howell out In second half to blow the Boone alive. some of the things right in the yards and a pair of touch. The third score w set up front -14. Braves away 35-14, and set a Wood got the Hawks moving by another Wood-t riders Boone's defense was reeling third quarter that we did downs, In addition to his two school record for most in a hurry by hitting Chuck gem covering 53yar Stock- but there was dill time for one wrong In the first half," rushing scores. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Minnesota cornerback Nate Wright was placed on the Injured reserve list Friday with a cracked bone in his arm suffered In the Vikings' 19.7 loss last week to Green Bay. IaI.AIaI .• CRUNCH number of victories since Scott with a 20-yard gainer, a well's kick put t Silver more Wood-directed scoring commented the chilled but Mike Woods carried the going 4A with four. 47-yard bomb to tight end Jim Hawks out In front 4, but opportunity for Lake Howell, happy coach. bulk of the offensive load for ; The Silver Hawks finished Flanders, and capped the there was still more conic. With seven minutes left to The game plan was a the Boone Braves, chalking The Vikings activated defensive tackle Steve the regular season under first march by finding halfback familiar one for Lake Howell up 139 yards. Woods acWith the Lake owell play, Wood guided the Silver Niehau from Un injured reserve List Thursday to year coach Weir at 4-6. Carl Carlson on the receiving defense turning ext stingy Hawks on a more con. and their duo-quarterback counted for 110 of those yards replace Wright on the team's roster. Lake Howell could do end of a 12-yard touchdown and stopping Boo cold, servative drive and put the offense. All season long the In the first half but couldn't nothing right In the first half pass for the first Lake Howell Wood directed anothe uperb finishing touches on Lake Silver Hawks have used both crack the Lake Howell as the Braves pulled out In score, chive via the pass. Howell's fourth victory of the Capoblanco and Wood. defense in the final two front 14.0 on first and second That TD seemed to be all The junior signal c er hit year with a 13-yard carry for Alternating frequently, when periods. quarter runs by halfback the Silver Hawks needed to Chuck Scott with a i-yard the score. Stockwetl's kick one had a off night the other The victory Lake Mike Woods, not to be get them fired up and back ln bullet to set up a 1-yard failed on the final TD and the seemed to be on and In the Howell out of thelifted Five Star mistaken for Silver Hawk the coldest, touchdown pus play Scott final stood 3544. season finale It was Wood who Conference cellar for the flzot C$svelnd eum.i . quarterback Mike Wood. Smith. Sammy Weir empisasjz.j closed out the Silver Hawks thneln four years, since going Woods rambled for touchLake Howell scored again The apar1ug qua back Lake Howell made no par- 1979 season on the upswing. from 3A to 4A status. MiCwiW IvaJ at ORLANDO SIMINOI.I • down runs of four yards In the on its next possession, mostly Mllwavks 13 4 .711 nrd period and4l yards in the behind the rollout passing of Purstasm. Shop Lw.bur, D.L4,Mt. Dora and Kissimmee • 1 •21 6 2 RIca R.yis ISO 7.40 1,00 Kasas City second stanza to post the Wood. Carbon capped the DIflVCI Daily 9.0, Son. $24. 6 13 .316 $ 3ZatiAmors 4.20 3 Braves to their early lead. second Hawk scoring march 4 11 .211 10 dNegul-Urquldi 3.60 Chicago _rwl Utah The dory line changed in with a four-yard scoring rum 2 is iii ii 0 (2.3) 21.11 T (134) 417.50. ; ML W - Yeah! Lake Howell coach Sammy Wier is cold but happy as he watches second half action The Silver hawks came alive after a sloppy first halt to paste Boone 35-14. Wrigh t On Injured Reserve ' __ .- -.- will be activated in time for the Cardinals' game at Philadelphia Sunday. Mile acquisition brings the St. Louis roster to 45 players. - Is 1" .•.. . ST. LOUIS (UP!) - The St. Louis Cardinals Friday signed free-agent offensive lineman Chuck Brown, a rookie from Houston. ;Brown, a 235-pounder who plays center and guard, .' we - Cardinals Ink Free Agent own 47, Stephens sped rigid with a pitch, then Along with Meyers cut chin the Hounds lad stopped and lofted a TI) pus to a forgotten Mike Cleveland for the second half to a recurring thigh Osborne. The play went for 57 yards and when Injury. WINTER PARK - As a psychological ploy some McMullen converted again the Parkers went up 14.0 "It made a lot of difference," a disappointed Bill coaches show their team a war4yps movie to with 5:58 STILL left in the first quarter. Scott said after the loss. "Haas did a ssçsr Job, but motivate them to mayhem against an opponent. Falling behind though, has been commonplace for Audie was rw'irulng hard and we mIssed him." Former Ohio State strategist Woody Hayes was Lyman. After a good return by Audi. Cleveland to To say Ham did a super Job was putting It mildly. fond of showing his troops the movie "Patton" the Winter Park 47, quarterback Jeff Meyers Lyman's pader, field goal kicker and now before a crucial incowdar with "that team up gt a march. tM"Ick carried Mi strall times to ale.,.HOW' w.a Rose Bowl opisiaed ..........WWaf Pest's V: -:1e thin attack again. )waduly me" the Ihusde ba Wimse Other coaches Wild to Wilder edrimes. I While rolling left on a bootleg Meyers was leveled Here, th ough, the Porkers stiffened. Bus Wild BuncI" a Sam Paddnpeh tale of hideous lOu jot after he released the ball by cornerback promly Ua,.drivsd a _____ not doubt motivated many a player to the verge of l.oremo Ham ilton. the bar from 37 yards to pull the Greyhounds within manslaughter on a chilly football evening. Meyers went down and so did Lyman's drive. The 21.13. Wilder Park's Larry Gergley, however, didn't blcnd.haIedseniorsuifereia jagged cut across his Then, two minutes later Lyman reverted to Its need all the fanfare of bullets. bombs and thiml microwave offense, as Meyers found widsoud Rob mutilations. The stall was only temporary though. With the Reich on the right sideline for a IS-yard bomb. A simple diet of IS-second commercials mod help of a roughing the punter penalty, junior Reich fought off a dthnd,r and coidrollsd a have done Juat as well. quarterback Mike Andriano marched the Hounds to Juggled ball at the some thm for a apsetacular TI). lure'. Vsgamatle told the dory Friday nigid at a 23-yard field goaJ by the evsrpiumd Bias. With the Bounds down two 21-19 and a Baa. point Stuowaltir Field as rwwhig hacks Mike uooas and Andsiano, a loft header, got the key yardege after worthiam, Meyers tried the rigid end for a tie Mike Stephens sliced, diced amid chopped Lyman to hlnasf with a seven yard scamper for a first down game, bu* was stopped short. 81W, 4:12 r"a1 uid in hita on am grossed 3448. at the ll the third Mania. Ve penal e, for the uninformed, Is one of these After another good return by Miller, safety Steve The Wildosti, shocked to see a s,n1gly safe giumnick Inventions which helps make the tedious Kurhi saved a TI) by hauling Goode down from lead' evaporate roud.d Immediately. With laSt of preparing vegetables a brims for the b.Ithid to keep the Greyhound. close 144 at the and Stephens doing most of the work, Wilder Park housewife, of a long fled quarter, marched 71 yards for the am*. Ilephuas garuered The only brass. Friday was that of Wilder Park In On Houndssrethe TD fa am yard away. McMss heeled his backs blowing by a bewildered Lyman defense. net U fartte ItJ Goode, Vft 4:35 '$ajt in fourth MrMgh PAT for a 3511 advainge "Fled they were trapping us. ibm, when will hail, the Sdfty senior broke one up the middis and "Gor pitch play ia. working," liepheu,, aBed made an adjuatmoud to that, they Just went out- sped$7yardotopsydt. McCaw again Wck.4the "Do$." by his teammates, aid after the tombside," a (nitrated Hound defensive coach Paul poim after for a 31-3 advantage. down. 41Whontbsyculo9ftft1ddsJJM cut bath t Thomann said about the WIldcats 231 yards on the ,We were =ft Rain plays and Middle Par," b'M,." ground. We &th his frequent bursts ut IheI.dMi Pilau a bSbSeM Goods (pronounced Goosede) did mod of his tbrugh the middis. 'Jerry Cooper (coder) md - be(oBowed the criep blocking of TYnger s the severing oftheGreyhowidslnthsflrd beg. ThsH,, Mart Trager (guard) were jtting goad blocks." endsonefrvmslgidyardsaway with eutyUasomd. began gs(ti of lOS-poised amlor Mashed for 103 first half yards on , pi iscal c an edra peW, but it Jut six carries plus two TD's. the ned series - Msysrs liwew some courage pad dIds't matter a. On Wi1*wta preved $441. ftwuatwoyardsi ceoudysiiandabalf minutes some tape on his in to return for the Houn. Into the fled quarter that owed, the wound on the Begiantag at its own 36, Meyers put together a ilainaiwi said afteir the PoL 'ibm TYigar vs Gre,tosmds. Rdiwa.man Mark MiSer had ad the iu*day,$4 yard dsvs pp.4 by a Qevslaad doth tik4iig two gays oil a ms." operating table for th e (a by reteasleg the fsrtheTDfromtkell, £:: ssd iisi the gesuad, unaa U. Osly a opiiul'ig kickoff II rds to As sees! A.J. &oshs wiped out the cornerback to while safety Eric lagram Warupted two pnnl Is saved toUch. pay, the way (or Qevetad. Meyers added a key pscetheC*tM.,.WIld.rPutr.latS4. - la down. liven play. later Goode scored ad. senior plqtokesptheivegolagwtththehuipofagreat LyoaisoltheyWS.s,,legy Bait McMullen converted for a74 lead. catch by tlgidceid Mike Garrity for 12 yards and a Cleveland with 78 list half yard.. Meyers 'eM The V.gssatk cud again four plays later as &A 4ow. Ifoas boomed the edra point to make it Andrim also combinedhr 118 yam, pN. Wilder Park look a play from the Hound playbook. WIldcMe-21, Grsyhousid.40 with only 35 second. In hiM rsoovered ahnW=dT=AV@lW Meal ajanHaaspsdpuiusdWWai Park $ofts till half. off a pm fall do Lpm ddam . __.WiIk FN rolwo -. condition and was "resting comfortably." McKinney suffered severe head injuries Nov. 6 when he fell from his bicycle. It has not yet been determined how long he will be hospitalized. By SAM COOK Herald Sperts Correspeadest ___ - . Alabama baseball Coach Eddie Stanky, 62, who was hospitalized earlier In the week for treatment of what doctors said was an "Inflammatory condition," was in stable condition In a Mobile hospital Friday. Hospital officials said the former major-league player and manager's condition was Improving Friday, but would he require hospItalIzatIon for se veral more days. Hospital officials said he was now listed in stable Slices Greyhounds For 34-19 Win a - Laker's McKinney Stable Winter Park Jumps Out aily, ,'s Is : $ Stanky In Stable Condition '. :. ViSed rises i.utji ThevsyReilanIIPNth talks, *'sierdtohulses 1111111 10111111111111 •- ,,ATLANTAUPI)_ReIIefpirAlP)QY, Mad Hungarian" who played out his option last season at Kansas City, has come to terms with the Atlanta Braves, It was announced Friday not. A spokesman for the Braves said Hrabosky, 30, is expected In Atlanta Tuesday to sign a five-year contract at unspecified terms. :- ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) - Angela, terms of which were Nolan Ryan's test of the free- not disclosed. "It was - of the most agent market that netted him a contract with Houston difficult dr4'lvns I have ever Astros- to be signed Monday made," said Kim, a lanky 2I - left the American League year.old who had .131 record Wet cfwplonAngelz with a lad s.arn. "Even after th. ing e on their pitching draft I refrained from tell* gap I Greyhounds tailback Audle Cleveland appears to doff. to other teams because latin be under close scrutiny of the official as he But former Pittsburgh felt I could work something Pirates' rlghthander Bruce out with the Pirates. rambles for first half yardage against Winter "But It became apparent Park. The junior sensation banged up a thigh and KIlOS), also a free agent, was obtained Just at the right the door was closing in terms was forced to the sidelines In the second half for moment Friday and signed a of the Pirates and I had to the Rotary Bowl bound Greyhounds. five-year contract with the pursue the other offers. _ Sunday, Nov. it, 107e-31 Wood Spar s Silver Hawks SPMM Ryan To Sign With. Houston _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I i I[MRI I , We r's Crew Sets Record By United Pleas liter, while Pittsburgh Is a game ünprwive passers. Terry Corycil, however, has Chargers, "They're the new national theM of Houston In the AFC Bradshaw leads the NFL already tipped Ms hand by kid on the lock - we'll find San Diego Coach Don Central. with 21 touchdown passes admitting the Chargers will out about them." Coryell won't say the Pitt"I colt say they're (PItts and the Chargers' Den Fouts come out passing. The Chargers have new aburgh Stealers are the bed burgh) the but tam ever, tops the league with 2,774 "No one runs on the football team of all tune. But because I've only been In the passing yards, a completion Steelera," he said. 'They're beaten the Steelers In he won't say they're not, pro game for sewn years," rate of62percent, and boasts giving up only 3.3 yards a regular season play, losing either. said CoTal1. "But ti hard four 300.yard plus games. rush (actually It is Just 3.2). all six meetings between the Coryell Is preparing his 84 for me to Imagine a better The Chargers' usual of. They pride themselves on two teams. Chargers for Sunday's duel team. Offensiv,Iy, they're fensive game plan has been holding people wider 100 world champion very good. Defensively, to try both the rivilrig and yards a game (five of their with r FLORIQR Steelirs in San Diego. San they're super." passing games at the dart of last six opponents failed to Diego needsavidoryto keep The game figures to be a a game, find out which one reach that figure)." op pace with stubborn Denver, quarterback duel between works, and concentrate on Stealer defensive tackle also 83, In the AFC Wed two of the league's mod that. Joe Greene says of the WATCH • Sendsy, Nay. 1$, 1, I CLOSE a. ....--:'.-.'- _ 1T.aflwacwEAvs. _ LTUIHwV44I617 • HWY. 1111 NUT III. WANN $111 SOUTH lg LTCuMyp p _ ill U To JAl-ALAI FRONTOSI . - ,.- . , : :.-:. �..-- S -. - - . . . - - .- -- S - - S •- -.- S . - - . - - . - . - .. ___ . . . . .. - -S. -S.*-S_S__. . PI - -,-----•. : - . • - -• .- - ,. - ,. • . -..'.. .., - - , . . . t , ,, -. CS . - 1 I 41—Ivernn, NeraI. MMsit P1. luMsy, Nov. iS, ____ ________________________________ ____________________ _____ — _iI!!!oflc... Death Ruling May Come CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, triM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY, PLOR IDA. CASt NO. N77.CA44I IN RI MARRIAGI OP KENNETH WAYNE STEVEN. SON, SnoIe On Monday OrlGndo-Winter PQrk 831-9993 ______ CLSIf lED DEPT. - 1OURS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — Sunday, Nov. II, 197!T.S...B a RATES tftms .................4K ff11 ________________ ....39cs P.M. lcsnsscvnv.tsm.s.....Mc. Nas 3cetusscvtivetimes i:OOM. • 31A-ipIsxes AVON 2 .cre$ country living in 2 BR, lB uMurn.. carport, Now have your FIGHT INFLATION storage, ptlO, WD COfl flom,IyourhO$ltOO.$2SOOO ku AVJ. ilClUW your ga$ig nect Ions, stove 5. r.1ri9., For details, call. HIAC, adults only. Security S lnaisiori.3w' This3Bphomew1tiseIiAA _______________________ ref. req.. 47S 'no. M.76S1. or Cony. it Is rudy to move ______ I.a*p Pr New Pisinet • ________________________ — Mo cia loytly fenced rear chsc The Want Ade for hous.4 yd wire's. Cell US tot 'nOte • tin flItJIJd $I3 of IWF and Price. I __________________________ details. I32.00. 3261I ml ____________________ OPEN7DAY$AWEEK FLORAL DESIGNER - S:30 MOAYffiru FRIDAY SA1DAY -Noon 3LInesMm$mum _______________________ _______________________ COLLEEN GALE STEVENSON. Wife LARGE 3 BEDRoOM, 2 MTH, OF SANFORD REALTOR Exp,rlsnced323.7I3O NOTICE OF ACTION FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, 23445. Frinch Ave. TO: CENTRAL HEAT S AIR. EX. Inky 3133mfl!72'3fl0711 KENNETH WAY N ECUTIVE CONDITION ON l if you are having difficulty tinning STEVENSON SEIGLER ACRE. $500 MO. a place to live, car to drivi. a Routes. Box'3 t or some service you have REALtY BROKER. 3214140' oon The. Da.y Bfore Pubikotion Slidell, Louisiana 704M dI'IC c i S 327i$27. need of, read all our want ada YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an every day. •ouui's -. actlo for Sunday Noon Friday has beet filed against you in the ____________________________________ Circuit Court of Seminole County. Now 2 BR, 2B luxury golf villa. Florida, and you ire required to, CHA, garage, yard maint., HOUSEWIVES serve a copy of your written adults, $373. 343.3301. ____________ __________________ HenrYisadofkfflg81.yeafl0py dsfsnslslfany,tOItOOJACKT. . Earnutra rnony for 24110UR W. 322•9283 BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, P.r.on. e-N Care ______ _______________ _______________________ 3BR.1B,lg.fencedyd. ths holidays whlls you CLEVELAND, MIlE S _____ _____________ -_____________________ Nice Neighborhood stay at horns. licorns BRIDGES, whose add,,5 is $213 'no. 131.2342 Barnad,He'saftorney,argdthatthtjialjudge Office Drawer z, Sanford, Florida an Evining Hirald Will baby sit in my home, days, • )RTIONS. Sanford area, newly remodeled. 32771 attorneys for Petitioner, on for small children & school $sbpltons solIcitor. or before the 17th day of 3 BR home, Pg. DR. LR. FR, 11, T,i ter abortion-$tQ0; agers fm. Lii. Mary Elern. Lii. December, lflC and file the with fireplace. UtIl. Fm. plus Gyn ic-liD; Pregnancy Mary Longwood area. Call was Ineffective, original with the Clerk of the wooded lot. $343 plus sac. No CAU. BOB LOVENBURY test,r a sterllI.tlon: Ire. abov, styled Court either before Pets. 3324311. coUns p. Professional care, MLS - REALTOR serviceon Petitioner's attorney or Will baby sit In my home for 3222611 supp , atmosphere, con. lvi 123.3116 3.S7S immediately ther.alterg other. wodilng parents. Reasonable. I leant III ________________________ wise, a Default and ultimate 323-3$3amytlm,. ___________________ CI RAL FLORIDA Iudoment will b entered agaInst w AN'S HEALTH 235Coui, Homes RN, 0.44 4.17, full & part limi 23 acres on Wskiva River near you for the relief demanded in the ANllATlON Apply In person Sanford Nursing Tlngs to Eat - Low Down Payment SR 4& Fenced, water, . Petit. _______________________ S Convalescent Center, 030 Ready. 562.7375 or 323-0061. WITNESS my hand and seal of 500 E lonial r., Orlando — Meflonville. ___________________ Cash for your lotl Will build on this Court on this 7th day of Fos'$ale __________________ your lot ot our lot. "SuchfietoobJectorraIsetheejjsueswgoJdt NOvember, 1070. Lemons, Satsu'nas & Tangelos Y Enterprise, Inc. To e. 1100.321 2360 — .' (SEAL) ____ _____________ R.U. Hutthisn Medal Inc., Realtor Dishv'ash.r,fuIl tlme,days — 40"GofldOflhlfliUfliS Ph. 322.4050 544.3013 Why B nely? Write "Get A ________________________ E a Omelet Restaurant ______________________ ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. 2SlSFranchAve. Clerk of the Circuit Court on Male' )atino Service. All , 1 BR, 15, completely furnished. ISOilOOcor. bldg. lot In DeBary. fl1strvctions By: Patricia Rcblnson _____________________________ ages. 0. Box 6071, Clear wiii take 6 mo lease, $323 mo. $4,000 $1,000 dwn, owner will JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE watsi I. 3331$. Wanted: Mature lady to Iivilfl 2 MONOGRAM CLEVELAND, MIlES BRIDGES _____ days a week. Prepare mals & i. ENJQ Post Office Drawer 1 care for invalid lady In Sanford COMPANY, REALTOR COUNTRY LIVING at its fln*st. 4*. lablicNstics Sanford, Florida 37771 ______ _______ .CriativeEeu1ons 333-Isa residence. Call (30$) 337.4305 . 6300747 3 BR, 4 bath, 4½ acres lake Publish November 11, 1, , . weakdays. ____________________________ front w.l BR, I bath guest ;." December 2, 910 PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS OR BIBLE CHURCH cottage. $02,000. 41—Houses DEP.16 May t tie small, friendly, Home health aide, part time. - _________________________ _________________________ 3n 7346 Sep11 church you are Homemaker, part time, FENCED) BR, 1 bath, Del. lot, -COUNTRY LIVING-. Trllevel 4 lookii or. 323-0440 for info. needed in Sanford area. Must zoned commercial, all for Privatersadingtutor Bdrm, 3 Bath home, one acre hav,car.Cali BayAruHome ijFiot1i Certlflod.M.Mack fenced, double garage, family _____ ________________ _______________________IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH C I'iappeU . Health krvlcsi at 3311000. PIIOnS23.0116 room, dining room, central JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Price reduced $1,000 3 BR, 25 , 4.01$ & Equal Opportunity Empicyir I HSA, could have effic. apt., CITYOF home, custom made pool, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ____ ______________ ____________________ I nearl.4.lyr.warraflty,zoned ______ WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA FLORIDA. workshop. 1700 sq Svntheticoil dealers I agricuiture. ftIng in myh 1I-tblpgitsd B Iar'nes NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s.Ns.cA.ig. ft living + 1744 sc. patio. s,,' ___________________________ Needed Immediately I 323-1141 NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN by A BSQ. Many extras, must sell, " Calll3l.74U for info A computer couldn't dream . . . . itrnølme the City Council of the City ni CiTYOFSANFORD.FLORIflA... C .. lI.. a £ £ s ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — A circuit cowl Judge rule as e - DEADLINES James Dupree Henry, who Is scheduled to die In Florida's After hearing five howa of testimony Friday, Circuit Judge Thomas E. Kirkland took the motion under advisement and said he ml&it limme his ruling Monday ii calendar did not delay his decision, _______ ___________ ___ 41—Houses REAlTY. 41-Houses Q 4pct. Interest to QualIfied buyors. New homes with low monthly payments & lowdowfl Dayments. $35,000 to $44,000. 3fl.37, 1974, and stealing $64 and I cedlt card. FOR SALE OR REN1 3BR,1B,FP,niceyard,clet' town. _ gave Improper Instructions to the Jury that voted 7-5 for death penalty and that Henry's trial attorney, 1arry Kails, Re,. IIAIP 5TAfl Irak 2NN.17.,2.Cass,lbs,ry,PI. $3410 i•. N7.335 . appethend Mm for Riley's death. At the time the Judge instructed the jurors, Henry had not been convicted of shooting the detective. New listing better than fl*. 3 BR, 28 home locate in desirable Sanford neighborhood. Close to schools, shoppIng I golf. Deltona Land Co. REALTOR, 665-lu), __________________________ Deltona Plaza. _____________________ a showing of Ineffective asalsiance of counsel," said Barnard. Ray Dvorak, ci the OrangeOsceola State Attorney's Office, put Karis the Man4 to explain why he had not objected to Inclusion of the detective's testimony during the sentencing thase of Henry's trial. SpecIal — your dream-i BRLR-FR-gerage-walk to town-$t$,000. By Owner-40 W. 3rd-323-0 It?. ____________________ because he feared a challenge would further damage credibility with the jury. JACKSONVILLE, Fl.. December 4, 179, or a 1 crate lncreas.f mortgagebyanOcala savings — In the Evening Herald a APO New York 00176 ARE HERE BY newspaper of general circulation YOU victims of our high fifteen(1S) days priortothetlmc foreclose a lien on real property e Journal ill I Washington office, City Clerk wealth, I J* ,,, DEP.72 wasn't canie a bank, In Its own good _______ ft ha,4 41a4 '• - PublIsh November IL 1979 In uwuvu, i INTENTION - of Iflk close to Lake Monroe, nice I, page11, of the PublIc Records of of 'the Ckult Court at Seminole S.mlno$. County, F1ri4. County. i' FABRIC SALES Good co., lots of potential. sllowlng positions: Cooks, waiters, wiltresss, hostesses, $39,000. T".. , loan wa.dusl A.M.to7:00P.M.,ClsaIr'naattM • d It fl . ' CIRCUIT - - TO' - PICT1TIOUINAMI ______ 54*1 SC ' mrs,I , OSPJI PibJ$ 31,11 $990, It-N leminsle ciueiy, 's*iuss.s •p ___ is 6* 4- - YOU aascas. LOC _______ WISTA.CI .rn. .. ..e.... SII - that FURTHER • PIINIinsr.. :Pandle. ii: ,p .' • " PuOfic. RICS'de of 'P_. rsa, .. ml c.w, ' '- ., - 'I .. *sa c ws.Z' P Poc. . .. . . ::- 1011. ' 1 , : , '. . 1 " • C" - 1 - ,.. -•.. -. ,. ' . . ' '. . ' 0' 1, Full Time Office Supervision Compatible AssOCiates ID HIS GIVING DESCRIPTION E*N _________________ ' " "s' ' I. LOTS ON HWY 171. 15,000 (2) LAKE 2 -. - -, 4 . - '' F,. Equal ' f I I rfIocr!TT - U$1.MYrIleAV orI. - •'it, ' - -- $ MsaIr-- fo S. — 'SI,encMs.,a 011111 ' ' _________________________ siu 4$PI,AY s1athl10 Pav ,551 IsV' * iovssm • iuee. Tsvrns you c i1Sii Nsa, 7' AIIY0UISTU1$T1D? S* ____ WI A11si*er - - Ppe1ssIs&p5 '' . r ' i . i.. ___. ' ' Pit Bull, Rhodesiari R ldgeback I Doberman crossed. 6 weeks Wtoieialetoall or ' ______ '' iDr. Full power Air 377)748 '77 Nova SS black AC PS PB 350 a ac Real clean '73 Jeep Waqoneer Lots of extras reasonable I I 't. .. -____________________ Honiel Al Conditloni "' emsnts Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, & APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 303 E. 25th St. 323.0051. WE BUY USED FURNITUAE1. -Hou-,,-j ____ ______________________ SPc. beige sict.sofa,$120 323.0304 CqlI Larry for Free Est. 671-5391. Bonoea o ins. Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6035 after 5 p.m. L 1 1-S _____________________ in Beauty Care ' - niture Salvage. 332-1721 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Handy Paul, has truck will tyavel. formerl Harrlett's Beaut NOl Top PricesPald 92, So. Of Sanford. 3221721. Cash 322.4132 ' Free Est. All work guaran- SavesOpct.onan.wSpc.DRsuIte Larry's Mart, 21$ SanfOrd Ave by Trogdon. White con. Buy S Sell, the finest in used ford FurnIture Salvage, Il-fl, 5o.of Sanford. 3221721. ne 'a 8— - ersprIng daing. Thu MEINTZER - LII ii ii time. DrigInal $103 NI. sill or $31 MLAgmt 339-'•4. -- '- .13Aw An lseslmlsc.it.rns I IllS French A&BPAINTING . Drywall, Ceilings, end Walls , - ANIMAL HAVEN outsle runs, also afr ANTHONYCORINO cond MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real 3337340 WeOOwashwlndowel 6775191 Moving So a newer hsme, ---:. tIiS? Sill "heel eesls"f Fietchers pressure cleaning — comm property Free est 373 I Man, qulitv 'aOion lyre sip Patios, Di PAINYCONT. ALUM. SIDING - - ONE PHONE CALL START $411 Sanlsrh Ave 323-5772 s*u*isvs — EutslerPalntlng&Repair ___________ . ma Ossdussh ____MILLERS . . ' tbl$lLd5k$IY Push button Css$rafs, ,, ' -_ •MON., NOV. 19.7 PM. . - commercialS Residential Call 531-53990, 5570134 .,. KINMORS*AI.IIN._P.,t., & I £ •1 anuscape iviaifli. 332-0707 SWEETSHOPPE . -- P essmaklng ia... ' I ABC Concrete, Patios, driveways &add ons. Quality work, no job too small. 191-10)4. very. Idols Sanford Fur- mo 1 _______________ 'p off of total Inventory of brand nIt . CERTIFIEDLAWN teed. 3221015. ' beds n repairs, carpentry, painting & mIsc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6531. . Used,anycondilionishl 5)75 love seat, ottoman, N0II's ___ '-S" 0 WINSVYWISIdMSI9geSSLWS ae also make lea Estil 1 nwnr 171 I S2Appllaiiins ..,._--...- A. PUNNlTuRE_.E...lA equIty. ____________ - clean, $1,495. 3220988 or best of for 323 1730. AC. Potential to qualified prin. 71.000 ml l9l2Fiat 171 Sport, Exc. gas ml., Must sell. 1977 Vega. radio & , Estaousiiefi plumbing sup F" a #? rAthn. _____________________ AISpI 3204301, ' uris ' 32 50' LOTS 10ELY WOODED Stonstrom Realty - rms _____________________ ,'.,' . -S .' - ... -"r . , I • • For a confidential dIscussion of Sbs*oem,2bath, central H, 43I-1oto&Aceag. LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES ...,. F', • , des. Phone 337-7734. I au nan REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332.7495 - . fnr -- w-hlghbk. ltercsjlon cevr, - AIRPORT. 1¼ pct Member Realtors IERA - ft — i -3I0s, WELLS,CLEARED& POND. 525,000. EXCELLENT - ____________________ iso ___________________ .35.000. • - AFRICAN VIOLETS FIrewood stacked, split I dc Iivered. Pine, $33; Oak, a paved road, 240' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal uflC., Sanwi - gosh starter, retirement, or ' $27,000. lOpct.dwn. Ryorwr 1v, 349.5451 -_________________________ '73 Dodge Dart Swinger, 2 dr. HI, El ignition, auto. AC. p cond. 333-679), 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. REALTORS l ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN I IRRIGATION, $49,500. NEAR HWY -- -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 to 15 models Call 339 9100 or 831 323 3147. _______________________ $11,950. -, . - ";-.. Svntand-$33 900 '- .. . -, . I _ 1 .- .ft Lt Ie.1W, ' . . . . I , 4 I- . 'fop .... . A The Real Estat* w.-'gency . 1 - 1 Nowl - OR DA OCTOUR des - . 1SUNSHI$ ST$fl 'I" \\Wt'I ,r - i I a. . . ' U Call today. OSEALTY WORLD. "IA 'IA JLLL1$LU ANYTIAA TT A LITTLE SALESMAN IN " , ')'I'I . - ' 5 INC. 20 h' Marc new '"Pu $1650 830 3681 Subaru Brat truck1 wh dr.71 mpg, reg. gas. low ml, like new. still under warranty. 323 6700. days. Call 327.2013. dwn. $227 'is; for U moi 10' pet , After hours call Wet Bunks. " POOL- I custom features will I - k Vii blilUliful MW BROAD. ' YELLOW SAND A-OK Tire Mart 322-7400 73 Cutlass Supreme, air. PS. PB, AM FM low miles, 000(1 Runs Good, 3235569 -- - ------ . Ih Camper Top, 1600 - __________________________ Heat pumps, oil tieaters & AC's. - HORSECOUNTR MORE, front 5. rear RN's. assume • COUNTRYSETTING 3226434, 111111111 (Al212pi -. wooded for privacy0. Cattle' 1301133or330-Clleves. £&1 '. reii,...,..-' us . Snow Queen 'Rd re"a financi $15,900. tile. Owner will consider holding the mortgage w- HATS NO 1' ' - T. MORE ''E t SACRESOF FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO Sanford-Lk. Monroe area, Zoned agri., 114 x2)0, $5,900. - • ' . __ 2 BR, 1B, sc breezeway on large private lot. Kit, fully eqpt, carpeted, Custom drapes. This home has been completely — REAL ESTATE A$SOC'AT JOiN SAN N ' 547,900. .1SR II. LI, kit,, DR, PP. W. telMecci•sncy T5WNSMITM*YCONC$aN NOTICE IS NI$ISV OIVIN 3 an ii foacod fo, ' ____ an at ml Cify Of ' — ow ROOM UNITS ON OVER I t 2 UNiTS. .0000 REN. N NE SANFORD Warranted. Just *21001 PINECRES - - Imaginable featurel app - INS - '65 Chevy PU. PIanos & organs as low as srn. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount MusIc Center, 3202 French Ave. 322 2255. - ________________________ stiings *..irs ivat - rcise icaI - - - - sjndsiikeadisoObsotl" a friendly Ad-Visor will help ' corner lot gorgeous land. scaetns. Terrific satin kit, 2 Lg skulbi rm.. ww carpet, - m.riTOAOE. *R -:, 323 2990 Great Investment i app , - MAYFAIR'SSE$TPUY PoaulIfvtlPR, 7lliomeon large FEES i - - - Usi Your Home As Security ****** ,,.-.. .. - ,. — Do_to, . s Iv - __ Pu1 beautiful - decor, huge SN's, recreation center near sa.., $$$i1 -Ovacisus living. ..a. URMP$.O ___ a,,, C4TtII Eviing_Herald, P0 Poe 1417, $ants -d. Fl. 0 CON. I ' Lot with 3BR, fully furn. trailer. IU 59 . - 2l4oSanfordAve. taklngWsgecewsffiaw.nt.d tIsmsedlRlet.aot..nI., lilt EXEC. HOMEI Custom 4 BR, 3 beth home in Idyllwllde with pool I patio. Sunken LR.FR, ' MU FAST WITH A WANT AD. NO UA lYINGF 3 BR home. A BUVI 3 BR, I wm wsi' . I 3 BEDROO COUN. TDV C.NTRAL R.t 1• HEAT. CARPETS, - Iwghonspaftmeoe I .vii' ; TerrifIc 1 yr. old dOl wide, - - MCdWW .: - own use. $05,000. Payi.ess$6l,.s,3S3.JI3I. PUICHASINODIR. ds ii iemieli ___ Call 373.5055 fp app, 5,30,5 ROOKKIIPIN Group figure abIlity, basIc 5•;';, ,,,, - Park lIke setting: near MayfaIr Country Club. Custom — 6 • boakk...ia.a. Knowloloeaale at Med1C.' .. DUCTMICIIANIC SteadyworkRinefl$s.$$ oh of larninet, 1--S. __ Growing firm with lots of potential OpportunIty plus. ' *11W 99.110, tit, i iso, 311, II d isis 'SLAVIA Spa jijal. Apartment Ni 3 S Claw Mldilsan ' XNIIST"A" - big separate utilIty rm' ' County,. Florida, ThlNI Is lying In Section 19, SIMINOLt' Public Ps - ' - " with light This Co. is moving fast. Why not move with them? Exc. sal., COLOR CO.'S SURDIVISION,I iight$.iIW1P lying l$and4ra5uttln$Iie NOTICE ' IN - . '"' sin the lean M 7 Deadridge called the .. ._- °' Franchise: Ajill II, bst Chappell . - ' 'Butler. Lorutta EltoiWieM. - Samino , _-- congrIN l flM . - tools. $150 up. , - a Billing Clerk. Must be able to tYpo 40.10 accur k.w ad.s Able fo ug FORMIC WORK IURDII *, accOrding to the p1st thi rounded in pi o exclusive LOCH ARBOR. 3 generous BR, 35, beamed ceIling, PR w-FP sc porch ' I L. . ' - - -. - - - -- VER SPRINGS, - -- -. ' - NER LO 323-6041 oreves. 333.0hZ ' - ________ REALTOR l972vW,S B, body lair Mech good, many new pts 51)00 322 6665. 339 3490 _____________________ 78-Motorcycles _______________________ - Hwy 93, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at ?-30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 251 .311 for further detail. BUYJUNKCARS From$1OtotSO Call 327 1624; 327 1460 6655006. FHA-VA, FHAI3SI24S Christian Brothers warranted. Yours for 544,0001, BLE MORTGAGE SYONE, canopIed by 1g. BUildtOt-ourloboryours. Just $41,900. Mal custom fHtures on W.. SANFORD IN 000' STORABLE CONDITIO '' - JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 2 bath, EARLY VICTORIAN 1594 MO. 0 ( M. Unsworth Realty DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars. trucks & heavy equipment, 322 5990 -- -- - - -- U — ________ _________________ ____________________________ '71 Ford Comet, I owner, looks -197$ Suzuki, OS 100, e.c.cond. iikc new, reg nas 23 nipq. 3So0miles, must sell S800 auto, Price s right' 322 0706 S,3—Boats & Accessories ___________________________ 377 1218 7 Merc Marquis Brounhan ROBSON MARINE E.ec co car. Like new Air. Motorcycle Insurance 2021 Hwy. 17.02 full power, tilt. cruise, flew BLAIR AGENCY Sanford, Fla. 33771 steel radials 831 3761 323 )566or i3 7710 weekends and nights 323 1670 197621' Scatcratt 155 tip Mercury los cruise 1.0, lIke new, I owner. 79-Trucks-Trailers -______ 323-7832 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING S REPAIR S.G. BALINT 322-5665 80-Autos for Sale n—Junk Cars Removed ------ ---- --_______________________ MOVIng or thinking of garage sale? Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. •bANNY'S AUCTION SALES S Call 3227040 — --- Eves. 332-04)2, 322)317 __________________________ 332 3227177 207E.2SthSt, financing. Call Don Cox 323---- 534-101) Camper shell to fit small truck (Datsun. Toyota. etc.), s; 322 9553. _________________________ ---------- ________— Yard Sale 1601 Forest Dr. Sat & Sun • ii:. Are you wanting to sell your home? LiST WITH USI CH-A, new carp., new roof, & with CH.A, Fla. rm., sitting Maternity clothes, Size 7 & , baby clothes; mens suits, ss$15, size 4.4; Boys clothes, size S & 10; bar stools, blender & many other misc. $33 Willow Way,Winterspgs., Fri.. SetS Sun. S S. - a 2507 Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 1 B, wbeauty shop. $44,000. ______________________ 1½ bath, Cent. AC.H, w.w ' MUL TIPL EL ISTING-REALTOR Currentlyrented$2SOmo. Eve. . 75-Recreational Vehicles HAL COLBERT REALlY InC. - - 21t0$onford Ave. . i opportunity with cxc. sal. .35,000 id• VCatI portions of a ml t1Wlvlslen on1sint WITNESSmytiendaMthesI empor Agency, Wm. ..a'411t, y PHARMACIST Of County Com The place for voting wIll bathe PublIsh Novambeq fl, 31, 30, Council Chambers, CityHall, 151 Dicombi7, 1079oao East Crystal Lake Avenue Thepollswillb,oponf,.ml:oo wi,ri Chappell Is lo01dlug cior dialed there D$fl Os DeUSVISW Fun lob, work outslde.ralses.. or oot REALTOR 322-4991 Bdrm, 1½ SIth, extra game 0' Call Rest. is now hiring 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 339-0500 _______________________ STEMPER AGENCY ________________________ Priced right - so move fast, 327-4413 MAILCLERK Florida 327'0' INC. REALIOR' MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves. 349-5100. 322-1959 . Select yourownbreakfast fruit from your own fruit trees in light skills but lots of smarts CouncllminS.allforatwoyear Deputy Clerk C. VOMI Mite, Jr. term. ' Experience desired. Good pay, inlurance, vacation, credit unIon DIVISION, according to the Fiat Corporat also i lands to rglster 4th day of December, 1979, for the Clerk of ml Clrcull c.,s Ii. •• This one is ready to live In. ' New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, block home w-screen porch, large _____________________ lot, paved Street. $37,500 w evisting 10 pcI. mor tgage that may be assumed. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322 6437. _______________________ _______________ at rear. dock included. 1 Hidden Lake sub. off Lii. Mary Blvd. Almost new 3 BR, 2 bath, 2car gar., cent. air, full carp., 1g. lot. Under the market. $13,500. See 217 Pinewinds. Owner. $627373 or 323-0061. DeBARY BR, 1½ B, split plan, fenced style, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. St. AMIrV55FOOd$t0t• NOTII SHEREIVOIVENIhaI Longwe Youwllipleasetahanoflcethata November, AD., ,;,I. gensralefectioqiwlll be held in the (SEAL) •1 s.-u..v,u neno hi iscess no h*ention ( I. NOT relief demanded In ii. NOTICE OP SINERAI. ILICTION appear to hi IDdShiId f Intar*r CUSTOMER SERVICE Great job for pretty lassie with - default and ultImate Judgment DIP 79 y'jv C loin ti. )" Take *thet a pifitlin shall Court either before service an Plaintiff's attorney or Im. be fif. pursuant to Chapter mediately thereafter, ssharwlw. 177.1,1 1110 FlorIda ItaMes, MARY W. HAWTHORNE, CITY CLERK Ia. W 'P'' 1d - amount CALL MONDAYI hours of S:)0 AM. and 3:00 P.M. before December U, 1979 and file COUNt 'LORIDA WII • do,' 1W public inspection in the office of Cleveland, MIt. & Bridges, at. the City Clerk, Cassifbsrry City tOflISys for PlaIntiff, whose ad. NOTICI OP NTIS? TO JWVSL ••••II••••••$ ' _____________________ WHOCAN YOUTRU$T? ________________ - GS, Vacated Street on South, Block FLORIDA cc. . ZENEPHA CALHOUN OUTSIDE TECH VIIrA.3'TTDIICTIIe . Difend Friday he Is a victim of currently high Interest rates. ac ' I AII interested parliesare Invited ijgr wnefpayforad i' ZENEPHA CALHOUN AND DELTONA $34,000, 3 BR, 28 iAl4Falmouth, LOW DWNI Lucille E. Dillon, Realtor Se. then Call (303)0309025 _______________________ __________________________ $20,000. ..,.lI un,.en,ie LOCHARBOR MAYFAIR BY OWNER crearnputf 3 BR, 2B home, premium neighborhood, close to golf course 1. schools, newly painted insIde a out, new carpet, C-H&A, fenced, vacant. Assume FHA loan, $236 mo pays all,$31,000. Call 323-0106 to see. N. trees, M0116 Sr. Barnard said Kids did not object when former Judge Peter de Manlo permitted the jury to consider testimony of a Police _____ _______________ W. Garnet? WPite Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K P IDER ASSOC. I0? W. Con,mercjal Phone3fl7151, Sanford S4-Garaqe Sales by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES ' homes, etc. Mobilehome special 17*60, $12-SO. Reasonable retet. �.,_.._I _1lI_••• . S S - . - . - - . . S .---. . - -. - - . . ,. - I . - S - S . - _- •-- I - - S -- - .$. - - - - - - S - S S . - S S - - - . . . - - S - S - - S -- - al-Ivenli,, "mid, Sanford, Fl. SLONDIE by IT SAYS WE E WAS BAKED CJEN WONORABLE MENTION '- Chic Young CRESTINUTIF 13 In abu 40 nce nda 42 . I .' lav eocial- Twelve t6P RyRREOIOL $IT1hhhI ttlJJ!IfIlãlIl 04 L R : yCI • o• y • 63 Anew U School (ebb,.) SlPbeces for one 9CC 22 Sun (Let) ; Tteri,J I T14INK VVE YOU HUE0 9T1'YEGOT r To GiVe TO TALK TO I MV IJ7 - MoROH 1 THE YOUJT cup iJ TOO 1 2 3 ly II - ______ ___ a 4 - - - - r I t-17 THE BORN LOSER Ii by Art _____ "T KIP WrM Age WL _ (#P - Sansom 20 121 1 %WCJ 1HMI "- P*% 111* w1HasOI R 22 24 L"80OFMIM &=*wmi*mDcm1r I4I) - 17 23 - - 29 2$ 31 40^ 30 - j r) /' rp ()) III I ,fr'5V i i'i7 • 1c/ I/Il (45\') 1 -j y 17 38 - 42 JtLM1E /flI j 37 ' - I - 44 43 - 6 41 39 49 so - 4 - ARCHIE by Bob Montana #AKE W A PRUMINS,IS THV - WIN AT BRIDGE' lit 7A I'csF'J I i/ ______________ I AFTER AU.. by Howls, Schneider - 'rw' ir It., SW TMATC*J A ,, i AMPM CWT ft65d X" CF CM 10 ME? FEEL. PfC(J 'ICX) CJ' j,LI I • 'W . Cl WD J 0 tnt i iw i ivi.,. *pped to think at trick one, he would have asia that bin caly deagur SCORPIO (Oct 24N0VS Was to Iliad Wed *All tw~ Vabieiabie EastWset ?.. • - NBO'rT 13 I '"THREE HW ANN' t KNOW! TRNG 10 T IHE IWO 91hN 10 5eu. CuSi.IR5 ) E• ig1 I SQUIRREL.. ,, Ala. Issleg V lbs (Nov. 19.Dsc. 21) There Is a _____ anau LEO (July 22 - d - -- ______ •,,k" -. A BUGS BUNNY ' 11L IT Co"TO FIX IT.19 I P"' fl for do hwm . t.. College is off Mass w", am I brtme Lou .lf.r you IIL.II1AH'IIlIIIIMII arvv i III àii Va HIU PRANK ii IF iiit ' t SPIDER-MAN 0.1i AND ERNEST An qwip am w. 1uPis I- - - - - - - - - - I! - '. - - - At, - - - - - Il_i. 1• •, - -. i'S . I, , - - - - - - --- • - t 1 - "On's a remark" lady. mind is nursing home, said Rev. Hammock. Nan Durning Is another f riend In Longwood perky, We visited her in the nursing home. We - . . . - \. - / , . . . : ..,. - , -1 TUMIIIWIIN -'--- - - - - - - - -- • W-OiL.ips T.LI$. - saemer a sli iaa&i ialsA AI rgw^ - - I - - - - .- - I . ;- - - - - :LM= A - Kim - a,gi . do •. • . - ThsBMItGoiMAdkInSIseIIrtrd - - :- - - - ..- - - . 1 , -/ P.11 new 111111111181111 fw 01111 " 11111 . .slatseatNdInb' - - - ' -:- - - • - - . - .----. .--- h ......... - -...-- •- --. S .5 .-- - ------ - ---- - _71 - - - - --- - - -- .---- - - . . , - - - --------------- .-... - 'd ' - . - mWdw Va* of bw as a "wonderful gutter how blue you felt," Said Mrs, Durning, Christian 111013Mts "You alwa)s cam away with a Messing.Of NW% ' - gaadhi.-ry - -- - b CM 1111111*0ftiest, Isle CM As"Ida &mow OW 16Ms" at - '...-' - jp{_ a. a... -. - J* . tojth.Alvy. do pwe ci lor on ,, 1gflorbegu$4msat.dbas.raasfobe . .asl a ill 1---, nu at ___ -. •I •(- is,ol,t,$0jojkIsaet ',. - - atay;_ r •1 • 1?. mmw puton her glasaes and her hearing aid and she who has known Mrs. McQuilUn for many has a smile and a twinkle in her eye. She years and who holds her In high esteem. "She's the one who got me on the right track" relishes camps y,11 Louise Goodwin said. She was talking about a Longtime friend she said Mrs. Durning "She got me going to church." has known for more than 30 years. Her friend is Charlotte McQuiIlIn and she was close to 70. She recalled that Mrs. McQuIllln said she years.old when Mrs. Goodwin first met her. and her husband had planned to serve God by (h Nov. 20, Mrs. Goodwin, with other becoming mlsslcmarles, but Mr. McQuiUIn's friends and relatives will help Mrs. McQuIllIn health forced them to cancel those plans. celebrate her 100th bir thday. After they arrived In Florida the McQuilUns Mrs. McQuillin no longer lives In her home opened a fern In Fern Park and the Longwood. She is now a resident the two of them operated that business until Heritage Nursing Home inAltamonte McQuIll1n died inl4. Springs Mrs. McQuUlin continued tt* and Despite a leg that was broken and has kept kept busy with community and church ac. e•inaeslduaIr,shehas abrIghtssn1le USI't a class for IC ada UereylgJ4and Years," Mrs. Durning said. She &W did & lot hearing have dimmed mill cunimunk'atlon of counseling and worked with young people. has become diMcult, her frisieds and "She always hod a soft shoulder to lean on. No nursery ' Guild Auxiliary Names Officers - - . . and Earl ordbueardilsdforlhefMltorseat$.., College, CrL Teas Beslth Is a traid major Is ThNdsr -, 2"W IS. Enrolls Smith. sea ci H -. ,. •.. - ins - - ACOOIdN $0 the Sfld Jams HamAs the years passed, Mrs McQg Slowed mock ci lbs First Bophid Church of heractvUes butliWe.She continued Liwoed, Mrs. &Wn left " native a Bible dais in her home and the vm New York aid came t. Florida In 1911. an people in the church and at Vaedion'Bible wuaduarW member ci that thwchand School would drop by and visit with has lauI Sumday School usd11 her hg In jury throughout the year. several yon ago. Dudt, her lack of mobility, Mrs. MuIflIn has continund to be Even after she was confined to a wheelchair, the Mea1s.on.Wbjpi program an NOV@ Christian wiliness while home. boue4 and for tbe past few, years In ft helped her remain Independent in bw On See 1URNEW 10 ftp 3C - - -5 -- 0 rien s i onor Founder Of urch Whos Turning 100 - - - - 2 0 am at - S -. I'- ___ . • Lackey shows a Gibson harp guitar made In 190:1. - ----, -. mmid pho%% by T*m mehol a morning daas In "Oil downtown Bs IrSat, Elatlhlthwueatsndyslyruturbijisdthls.iulijn,r,ad beatIng a aspbldlcatsd loft cu First Njiters will be hated a igu . party with the cat at regular pcss 'flc -e MJ$ j $4, premium n..urvvu.$4J1, Midst (to 1$) $3.39, avej$a&Je by mall. For oemM1os atI lb. Players 3$.hsw (IN) 317-fin. Performances are at 9:19 p.m., Thurudey Saturday and 2:39 . ' - on ,, - - - display that his mother - 1 a new prodoetim of YT1 will Me vibrant ad onchoaft Rodgers old HommWelick 01"del"TbeSound of Mudc~"Doe.64 and 13-16. Place is "&! .. after me until I held up the white flag and bought for him when he was 8-yearsold, said, 'You win. See INSTRUMENTS,Page 3C - - - on The $12 too provides for On instructional cod of this by Stan im sad JaM Mom!% Theva by - ft. " o _ - - In his soft Virginia accent, "and she kept steam engine -- pathy with the tuitar strings. though his serious collecting did not start The Lackey family opened their shop In until a few years ago, "I've always had a bug for holding onto October after moving down from Hampton, Va. "My wife has folks here," said Lackey stuff," he said, then he pointed to a model 9 C N (hb. WNW* 10) ym flossices lend lo-lb ' The G. I. Bill allowed Lackey to stud music at the Chicago Conservatory and lackey )ij stuck with music ever since, scheduled to begin Nov. 2.Class mod& every Tuesday wd Tbursday for three weeks from 10 am to now. 14M Painting" Is a min of formal lessons &W lab aporwees W the fundamentals of cornposition color. and (Sept . 1003. It looks like a large guitar with two the country. necks. The bottom neck has the unusual six strings while the upper has 10 harp strings which, Lackey believes, vibrated In sym- ob ' On a shelf behind the counter III metal LSChe7 turned a switch and a light inside do ISM benjo illuminated a picture of an IiWtar Lackey me& wftn he was a teett In agle printed on On inside. of the skin 190. "1 couldn't afford the $50 to buy one," covering the b*. This was a real Whow- he expl&InW. lights dimmed and Working at his first job, he said "I saved the girls played a couple of numbers with my money to buy a Gibson. I played it In the the eagle glowing through the banjo, he sold. navy during the war. 1% bus banjo is only one of Lackey's Then he laughed and smiled. "Ali I did tion the war was his at 2W S. French Avenue Is a rare harp few chords on his guitar he accompanied guitar made by the Gibson Company In other musicians on war bond rallies around Oil Painting Class St say have YSS - stopper when the house deadline Is Nov. X. Cost is $6.50 per person. ... toy wo cud with hooky trie y - Lunch begins at flO0I. Male and female guests are welcome. The reservation ___ MWARW11 (JM 24W year theleilIft Wdsy. 7aw 19) lAdn dkdb* b my asuld preve to be d con, value ad obs"'t ku* 0fY #rJ I?( W1J1 n Seminole County branch of American Association of University Women's (AAUW) holiday luncheon will be held Sat urday, Dec. 1 at Bennigan's. A cash bar opens at 11:30' prwsrathortetaat.foryov VIlGO (An. 1* MEA141NOLIM moo wwtw 1771. W9 ph*vd it, so the the 10cmnber band would Martin or. Gibson compantes, well-Molm AAUW Plans Luncheon be introduced to develop for you.Keep In tomb m cumo.ralng a by Slf.l & Helmelalil - HIANNA 11.17 . - folly uas'i psepli to e an aania aiauaa1 $'U 9tOS WIV hiui- Yto I "W taisure Th= Prwm at Sagnincie Commw* Arrangement and Wreath Workshop" ____ qJesi*jiij bddmf anower, 0. Arrangement Workshop Starts ROOM 8-208. am 7011111 MY ft 11"110110? *WOO "Ant "bnlf that you may VA."; 1d I have di..?" by V He went onto explain that it was built for a something to say about mod of the 5Opieces group called the Blue Bells, an all-girl, all- he has on display. Many of the banjos, banjo bandL The. bass banjo was maide to guitars and mandolins are rare, one-of-a- bs& Nov.It. 7% ned does be" Nov.30. Uh classes codinue for four weeks and Will mod from 7 to I pm. in I £01 T TA I I U $ ,. for 'inirbIng a world racdsd Walk into Harry Lackey's Guitar Center "We had the same shop in Virginia," he and Museum and before you can ask for a said, "except the room was square instead set of strings or a guitar pick, Mr. Lackey is of long." telling you about the many guitars and Even the plywood guitars used as his sign banjos he has on display. were the ones from Virginia. They also "That old ban jo built in!9,Thesaid, brought along 11 hamsters, two dogs and pointing out a 50 pound bass banjo that six cats. Manda6fed tall. Lackey is proud of his collection and has callthecolløoe Arrangement and Wreath W" lbs idy - North is his a" Sarcastic i 1 ' p Sanford. rl.ce a regular bus and the man who kind or limited edition models from the to 411111W low w , .. For " - 1 .~ they had in Virginia and brought it to Walkintomostahops andsomeone usually If he can help you Recognized as "the single most effective emergency cue technique available to the public to date," CPR has en credited with reducing death rates in several vwtropolltan areas by as much as 50 perctit. Class will meet from 6 to EnrotbedJedto 16 people, with a7S) registration fee. - dlnMuseum , With several of the largest trucks and trailers they could rent, lackey, his wife and their four children loaded up the shop Herald StaidWriter )o-mouth resuscitation and external cardiac massage - ments By T10M NEUEL The Office of Community Services at Seminole Com. Inunity College is offering a dass in a revolutionary life. saving technique, C di ul nar Resuscitation" (CPR) The teaches combined techniques of uth- *$ fee for each class provides for the Instructional cost of the course. or Information, ' am u ___ s ~t ___!' 1DIThII 11 PEbPLE kID A That Old Banjo Was Made In 192901,41 as AstiGrspls, Box favorable change. Some of the trum Be ..ld get a tall 419, Radio City MMten N.Y. Indicators may be wfowlos 1191$. Be sure to .w4ty your W king .0__ WPOW. _(Jules d '' S000s by AlVirmeer A iW7 - unusual pieces. Ind has earned two LLD's from St. Andrews, Scotland's "ChrIstmas consist of making and coordinating Christmas arrangements, wreaths, MOM@ PIKIGS, trolls, and other holiday pieces for the home or a gifts. di&Mow am R4mg would have bass t on: of his more GEMINI (May SWum, 19) abs for in Influences which have a y mftd for your OW Of dhict affied Va your work Adro&peb IAW. jQ $1 orcursor will be milwoft a W.t could set reff the SeCONd - 'Europe In the Caribbean," and "Caribbean Patterns," - 44d i ' ot - - A former VIceChalrman of the Conservative Party In Dealer. Ead led a =01-mv to oww a" " Don't, however, uped South in Over propw thein is everytWig to be Solved 1w Wed Nwah lbd tine bud at trick two to hil :yow Influence Wat-S pin in cm hk &a. es:ponding 10111. media*. Pass 141 ad ed been a double. rded out more of what Use .s - •- - banjo, left, Is airs, has eai TAURUS (Apt 19May 19) blends bays the aglston lQur. ui/ month. The bass PrItain, Mitchell was a member of Parliament from 1931 to M. He is the author of several books, Including ft - Authoritative "Russian Possessions In the Caribbean," 19 1979 Dn't he Wo surprised It you Thillisopod H -• fte public. _.a for tbesettlnetrlck. Opening Ind.4 1 PRISCI LLA'S POP and 0 - and museum last Rollins, will present his lectue entitied ,Where Czoes The Caribbean" on 7tursday, Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hauck . flail Auditori um on campus. The lecture is free and open to -- -. ik I guitar center ege in YOURBIRTHDAY together a team where sea NM berlit,11979 has Something valuable to Things which you per- offer. sonallymougeorcontrolthill ARMS (March 2 ___ 001112111111 YIW should tam out Something with profitable vay loftfor you. KoW Yow possibilities may pop up todar i._i_ imili, regarding a Joint vuidiice. om lotting others dew your 'You'll have to =ALM it closely to almollft aw West took a second 1 and heart and relied a diamond 61142 lot= ' South won the diamond in ood trump. but p ill bm In with a 91452 - For Monday, November his own hand and led the we of spades with close to his Al- #KJ10 #QJ is FAR war EEK & MEEK 11-17 NORTH and Latin American CF It - - he opened a Sir Harold Mitchell, noted British author, industrialist " Ad& . and moved to Sanford where Air Harold Mitchell To Speak - III - Jeweler Peter Carlson is from Longwood. - Admission Is free, Festival hours are from 10 am. to 5 pm each day. - opI1meauy, net critical. ohm J a-i' In Hampton, Va., - %O~ bwmoq with Yours. ~a LIRRA (Sept. ZW. 23) A Could alledle you if each to is pulling in N"Wald"a natural as breathing for PWZB (I& *March X) but,today you may fed what may prove wiser to tom. you have Is Yours, and what ponwily sholve a task you'd they have should alto be. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE "IN.) CPt - - is - F VM F=. ,' - I THINK I'LL NV*SPAftI? AD STcP Il? 14 - I family and musical rounds. Ceramists Martha and Stephen Jepson arefrotnGeneva. ,Jepson is a four4ime award winner from Erevloua Rlngllng .t1useums Crafts Festivals. Ceramists Sandra and Jay Bropity, Robert Crystal, 11 arbara Walker-Seaman, and Lydia Yin are from Oviedo. )1rLWalkerSeaman Will demonstrate her skill on Sunday -, AQUARIUS 153 - Instruments Ihe Ringling Museums Eighth Annual Crafts Festival .,$iaturday and Sunday, Nov. 17 and 18, on ft Museums, (Jan. 20-Feb. essily pick out the flows- In 19) You my be bMw off others today, be wise. KwO working alom today tharl opinions to yourself. Be try to do 1 packed up his Nine Sanford area craftsmen will exhibit their work at Even though you are able to - SP . 19) T"d pods with cdm tolerance today and be want ' someone to do forgiving of their Short- Something for you, explain On coridap. Remarks me& In ic behind you anger could leave scars difficult to heal, VIRGO (Aug. 22Sept. 22) - r - ••'- LEO In mind U( J f but pus o& If you 30 35 34 Harry Lackey y Jkat nfordAr.a Cra ftsmen xriuf Annual Ringilng Festival careless. be perf ect all the Ume. - riefl dp go Protective of your resources. mistakee today if wrong, indeed of pokiing the Today, h.hIU5h finger of blame toward impuldveneseq you could I* otbom No ongo xpeds you to both extravagant and - 32 33 - .., to now same of Your more your um amMUm & sm- Youll be, affairs of dbm Wft- YOU 27 25 - - Sunday, Nov. ii, 7-1C -:ç. ARIU(March 21-April r rok In bringing 19) Think twice before ths, jking frteniM this comlnl your wffl CISC bsgIz with you birthday, should not be performed 9 9 10 Mall $1 for each to Astro hastily today. Not only will Gr, Box 419, Radio City you do a poor Job, It could Ststksi N.Y. 10019. Be sue to even be danous. specitj huh date. CANCER (June 21-.iuiy. Normally you're securitySAGITTARIUS (Nov. and rather Dec. 21) Face up to your conscious s Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ar w'u.. The efforts ci Wh.nuw a 2 F (pl 0 )od P 1971 i '°'9 and get nrm* 111111111g. 21 4 Consum 2$$pygroUp TAURU8 (*il 20.M1Y 20) (Oct. 24Nov. COP1O measure(pl.) 45 Horse B Female saint yoIddomsgiciuus1tOda7 byMortWalker 30 Hoo cou ld bSa very Ib 22)Thl directives 23Soiaght 31 se pctei KN1 ship Jobbr.) work crew 27 c?itmut 47 poir 29 Helps HM V%& 32 Hebrew holy 7 Antique 48 Comedian Keep a coot HWY to be F F! to ugl~I Full of small 33 Dwarf your Spar" PO ll day (abbr.) Intensity dorstand the other's views. hesil mW hold 34 Second opening$ 33 Slovenly chseL Find out more 50 EnOgn (abbr.) in about GEMINI (May 21-June a) person ht 35 Astronsul's 9 conrequiring From ygssUby.esding for your Tasks 3llnthomlddI 51 10C Ls ferry and patience Astro.Oraph Letter which contrition SEE BEETLE BAILEY ° N.,..bN1s,ml T I I I A 9 ag OURSELVES . ho( do today. You wqkwliscifortf your hand YmAY L L odds 39 Grant 13 Ship's kitchen 41 TOM40M (Pl-I 42ir I Auto wheel 2$•rk e . DOWN 24 Genetic moosdal abbr.) 1141 5 I ay, IiiOVImw. Sund For _4111 U kAN SLIA 200f God (Lat) \ HOROSCOPE ' Spanish hom S2 Parts ofsct - t7OftM(Sp.) It ~6 rifii I: ri 'ii 44Houwp.t 49 M.da 49 ExplaIn ISOMofthe -_ AT'TWE -7 Iwo I1IONAL. COOKING MTdAL 38 Olympic i Pines 6 Pined -I Answer to Previous Puul ACO$$ 37 On some side Sunday, Nov. is, I"t ------- - . - -• -- _ -, --- �• . - -5" . ••—'- - S..- - -•- .-..-- .- . I I Sunday, Nov. iS, iffl 2C-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. In • A nd Around Sanford Sunday, Nov: is, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In And Around-Lonowood Theta Epsilon chapter Leads Rites For Pledges Theta Eptslon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a candlelight ritual for pledges Nancy Hack, Betty Hickson and Karen Petersen at the Longwood home of Linda Curry. After the impressive ceremony a regular business meeting was held. Members were thanked for the baked goods they provided for the United Fund Bake Sale held on Nov. 12. Plans were also made for the Homemade Auction for Nov. 27 at the Sanford Chamber of Coinmerce. Members were than presented a program by members Tracy Wight and Undo Kuhn on Expression: Different Types and Forms of Expression. The program consisted of a brief description of ex. pression through speech, fine arts and the Crafts. LINDA SUE PFEIFAUF Seminole VFW Post $207 and "Plower Arranging," and will be givenby Mrs. Lae WllHsnw ladies auxiliary. The turkey dinner with all of The Flower Basket. Al! are Invited to come. the trimmin's Is open to the public. Senior citizens and — those In need will be served On Saturday, Nov. 17, free of charge Thouwisiuing p.m., So*h to pay will be asked for a2.5OSeminole b,gl'mlngVFW at 1 Pod $207 and per person donation. _...... ...m i...0 mus"AmgWU& SWIM ____ 'double session" The Woman's Club of special Bingo. All from this Cassel berry will hold its speciale proceedsnefit annual prodi sale, bazaar, needy families during ares the baked goods and plant sale on holiday seasons. A "chicken Saturday, Nov. 17 from B am. in the basket" for those to 4 p.m. at the dub house on wishing it, will be served f or Overbrook Drive. Signs will be out, prices Everyone Is invited to right, both old and new stuff. Always some treasures, participate In the fimifraith everybody come - It's an event. ideal and inexpensive way to Christmas shop. Congratulations to my young friends, Karen and -The South Seminole Garden Sharon Stanley, who were Club will bold Its monthly selected to serve on the meeting on Monday, Nov. It. Lyman homecoming Queen's The program will be court. 7% girls are seniors. Members were then given the opportunity to "express themselves" with either modeling clay, collage or a design made with dried materials, or the writing Of a brief poem. Secret sisters exchanged Thanksgiving gifts and members then enjoyed refreshments of assorted relish trays and chips and dips. a There will be ° Thanksgiving . feast Thursday, Npv. 22 begInning at 1:30 p.m., at South Engagements Pfelfauf.Nad.Iman Theta Epislon pledges, from left, Karen Petersen, Betty Hickson and Nancy hack, following their induction ceremony. Granny Says She W'1'11 Not Sit For Free PINK ICE BALL . y:.1tL • : !• .1 .COu ,,ai ii ., aruvu,a / / • • and Joella Singleton are working on the final plans for the annual Alpha Kappa Alpha Pink Ice Ball. For information onthe '.. ... a,.. renetva___ call either member of the committee. . .• .— ;.. • . •\ - • ' I • . .: -1 ' 1 • - 7 -. v - -- t -' . - . - -I ••• - - • -,. -.. .,r - .M'IIat'Ii liumy's__other -MEdhoàW-Nho • • ' L' CbSQI* :-' 1 ••'" 1— • ,• . ,•, , ..•. ..• là ..• aIS h... •S5 I %144 1 _41 Va"Vir iPe, . .t,:, -:: 41 •- . f a ••• •,-,.,.,.. . Iram,svaryuu' L lsiidi5MMee. — ê — heeIue ho whid$.a . . 1 oft Msdd : U — • • auuv wau - .ai d bsth ts we. o IidheeeOf Fr' tI.•S_••A v - • -. 'sauuisumsb,s be bitt 'd mass a" 1111111110" ON Ws* 6 981111111111W. on swum -:-'" ':t*' r ..- -.a. v ?4' -L .1'p . -:. • • --..-' .•• - -. . . .•--• wo*L-IMM W& FW- am -• ied N v — - - -*S SW*-•••• —own in .an libed 4,ap si ed --ad ILU I.. -1" I - - - a - - I I• ______ vey. — i SMIN LW I avow 1ra Virlia. My dedw an : , • t ,.—.-------- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duggar of Lake Blngharn, Lake Mary, announce the engagement of their daughter, Beth Lyon., to Fred Anthony DeFerdbtando, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeFerdinando, 1631 N.E. 5th St, Ft Lauderdale. Bosii in Sanford, the bride-elect Is the maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hunt, $01 E. Second St., Sanford and the paternal granddaughter of Mrs. J. N. Duggar and the late Mr. Duggar, 1010 Myrtle Ave., also of Sanford. Miss Duggar Is a 1974 graduate of Sesrinol, High School. She was graduated from Stetson University, Deland, In 197$ where she was a member of Alpha XI Delta Sorority. She Is a classroom teacher at Woodward Elementary School. Her fiance, who was born at Ft Lauderdale, Is the grandson of Mrs. Rose DeFordinando of Girard. Ohio. 1k is a 194 graduate of Cardinal Gibbons High School, Ft. Lauderdale. He was graduated from Stetson University In 197$ where he was a member of Pt Kappa Phi fraternity. He is the owner of Coral Ridge Shoe Rem. Theweddingwlllbean event of June 2l, 1960, at p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. • 4__J4_ FIIittIilk " " Rose - yS...I4..*_.. • —•--.....lI - # welcome. According to Cheryl Daigle, TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sew Restaurant. Ruth Gaines Is the ball chairman. Festivities will get unn derway derwayat B p.m. on Dec. 1, with a champagne hour included in the $30 tab. A breakfast-buffet will be served at midnight and music for dancing, beginning at 9 p.m. will be provided by the Bill Hinkle Dance Band. For Information on reservations, call Ruth or Jan Freeman, SMCA president. Reservations are due by Nov. 21. According to Jan, holiday attire is the order of the evening. "We just want to have a good fun evening a Holiday party - . - T 1 I • . -• - l \" • -- - : • - .... - - / -'.4, . • . .- GARYAIØFRAIII a ME .p.eh. DEAR AMY: I reed with bAuld do how in w" 8, phpiden dwailied W first wife bids strong - ,IwyIhecsan was filthy and )Cuuii,r1y,we 14". dud Of j.slN ad IiamtAWAY !IAI 1iAIs I hove __ SWUd _ " IU ..à..à a £_.. _ a_ bowed= I Wi. .. PW 90 =dW d do no&*; k 1111011111 4111, raft Ne. In by beer. IIARAT: i• c aw u . EZ._ who BI*$$UPT: Ykethst at adOf • I?Liiloss ad he Wuuht al ' ¶ that's what it is," Jan said. Speaking of the concert association, the comments recorded were that the Florida Symphony Orchestra Tuesday night was - IF'I le - "very enjoyable." A trio of charming ladles (Beulah Wells, Lily Redding and Beale Harper) arrived at the concert in long gowns - quite lovely. "It was the best yet," Beulah said. He (Alfred Saira, Conductor) really loosened up.! was delighted watching his feet. It - - -i . - (the symphony) was extraordinarily good." Florence Mortforton and another delegation, Anna Smith, Lillian Johndrow, Anna Mae Wells and Corinne Campbell seemed to be enjoying the event also. Another twosome arriving in dress-up attire of the season were Melba Cooper and Estelle Davis. •• .•_.-* : . - • • - - , -. - - - •'' .. . HOMEMAKERS AND HEROES Students from four counties including Seminole. attended the District VI Future Homemakers Association ICERO Home Economics Relateti (y- cupations) meeting Wednesday at Seminole Community College Fine Arts Auditorium, Lake Brantley high School ROTC presented the colors and the school provided the entertainment. District officers were elected and in. stalled and a public speaking contest Lyman High School students Lynn Bellinger and Terri Odom (seated) show Flit scrapbook to members attending. held. - district ...Instruments the Bible. Religious tracts are along aide guitar brochures because Lackey has is strong love for God -as well as his love for music. "God saved my soul eight years ago," he said. "I'm thankful He let me live long enough to be saved." Lackey said he still enjoys playing the guitar, especially hymns. He is thankful he Is able to do something he enjoys even though salesmen often kid him about his display cum which donot add any dollars to his bank account. Lackey likes his collection and he likes to talk about It to people who drop in to an him. Another man walked Into Lackey's shop. Lackey gave him a warm smile and pointed to one of his display cases. "That old banjo was made in lP29 ... " 'Gas Guzzler' Auction, 'Gourmet Gala' Coming One 5 x 7 portrait In natural color reg. $2.45 . - 790 • Age limit 12 yrs 2 or 3 t,hilthen tocjlhi •i ;icki $1 oo • Select from several poses and ,;c,itic backquiuricF, Copies and eniargerneril'. (it your itt t chuc' •iviiiabI •it higher prices. PORTRAITS MAY ALSO I3E PURCHASED INDIVIDUALLY Each 5 x 7 or set of 4 wallet., $2.45 Each 8 x lu. $4.90. I Deposit 79C which can be aI)pIIecj to OIt1(1 portrdits from the original package or this termitic packaqe special Save • One 8 x 10 IN IU$*IU lid INS ., $4 N - S. - • .— On this regular $19.60 value only $15.60 • Three 5 x 7's • Twelve wallets Mon. Nov. 19, 10.19 2-5 p,ups l.servatlsu far the 'GeI Gala" may be ..d. by edbd the Aitheiti PomIau at WISS ad we do. by Dec. 1. Prsessda trim the 11110M dance ad Wi the adis 4 '- NanCy and Bud Kirk entertained at a "Wild Hog Party" at their Forest City home. The guest of honor was Bill McColluin, Continued From Page ic still In working condition. "People really enjoy coining in and seeing these (instruments)," he e'pl'('ied, "and I lov, to talk about It." If a man nsii.s, he enjoys talking about fishing, said Lackey, and he enjoys talking about what he loves:Guitars and Banjos. A young couple entered the store and they were no talking about different models and the merits of different guitars with Lackey. They did not make a purchase but as they were leaving Lackey called after them, "Send your buddies In and we'll talk guitars. If! don't know my answers, I'll find out for you." Scattered among the bafljos and guitars of years gone are signs bearing quotes from , f Anyhow, a whole bunch of plaudits to Wes for his generous offer. Dottie Karns joined the "friendship circle" luncheon this week atDJ.'s. Vivacious Dottie has been under the weather for several months and it was so good seeing her out again. Others welcoming Dottie to the gathering were Nellie Coleman, Jetri Kirk, GIadys.Wray, Eloise Collins, Dorothy McReynolds, Martha Yancey, Virginia Burney and Bill Glelow. • ;b - ___ S - — Tues. Nov.' 20, 124, 5.9 ' ThlsJCpIney I -S All Souls Church Is sponsoring an Auction and Smorgasbord Dinner on Sunday, Nov. 18, in the church social hall, 810 Oak Ave. The auction will begin at 1 p.m. Dinner will he served from I to 6 p.m. There will also be a boutique to purchase gifts for Christmas and a sweet shop with baked goods. Tickets are available at the door or rectory. The public is Susan Woodruff of Sanford is the recipient of one of 74 scholarships awarded to Florida Slate University students by the Selby Foundation. The foundation was established by the late William and Marie Selby, prominent civic and social leaders of Sarasota. A total of $41,000 was allocated the FSU students. The Central Florlia will be eligible for amatching tax deductible. For furtheir call the Arthritis Ten members attended the November meeting of Ron Chapter of the Arthritis grant from the Edyth Bush information, Foundation, 6474045. Foundation. All donations are has scheduled two Fotrlat'on Cirds held at the home Of Mrs. Leon Wafliar. It was ainoenced that the Flower Show would be held March special events in December. At 10 am. on Saturday, PHILIPS 1110. The theme Is "Path Rat's Paradise." the Chapter will hold I b. The hoiticulture report was given by Mrs Walker on Dec. an suctionOf "Gas Giasier" Hdropetce, Delve and CUM Roes CIrce received a Na"' Citation as a $OYIM cars which have been 7Ws event will take WAS44 Tow Wdh Of donsted member of the federation. Base Cede ii Winter Park place at the r*shOfSanJort the , DriveIn Theatre on U.S. Plans and *Ales hr the be Route 1740, Winter Park Cu Circle In charge Of "Hand made Articles." Wcsvidu / accordins to Joan N. BoIb. I i assodati Chapter Director. The i,, TIIIel * The a,iti' benefits three t, Taftys Own" groops. Donors Of the cars are able to writ, an the vehicle's valv, on their iainii taut lisp Ia And Srswie son dthe we we able to Thrsv Our Me.y Wallsavsrlsg purchase Ineapeaslve Seeks And Make Viii' klsdlsss. ."Cb-11-YowuNN or You Map U --- spiitdl"n- The Ardirille Fists, To Use Our Prolsssleissl F19016111110reei,ss proceeds tunis from the nettles, Wkb which Iscarvy am a its asuse he PUI STA1T AT $499 with the time 0. .ombarma W lasses CUSTOM DRAPMIIS De Thuday, Dec. 11 at 7 "I C*RPITINO ___ easer a "Geurmot Gals" P011 at vw . , 4444 Edgeuntar or., ____ idt.e years y*a WW 1#18 Of - V! Th.e:•' DuggarD.F.rdlnando PUA*0A1r:NeidSMs . uid.iea-,-lHyuwiv hearWflrrrt'dtheMjnl.s. 17 ad, Nard are bdft men ,• -: •, -- c. Wit Sanford VFW 10108, Ladies Auxiliary, participated in a Massing of Colors at Sea World in honor of Veteran's Day. Those taking part were Nina Crouse, District 18 president; FvsaWvnnp, District lit flaw bearer! Ada RpiIa!v. Sanford auxiliary president, Willa Mae Prokosch and June Sierbearers and Theresa Gorman guard utowskl According to Ada "All enjoyed a wonderful day, comrn nliments of Sea World" Bill, Seminole County GOP chairman, is the Republican nomination for Congressional District 5. The clever party Invitations were shaped like a real fat porky ready for the market. And the food was actually just that - wild hog. - - Is IIwiIS '- -.. - . ,,,, BETH LYNNE DUGGAR Retired Senior Citizen: Benny' sibly) Florida No. 79, rake Mary, meets every Monday at 7 p.m., at the Calvary Baptist Church, Lake Mary. Members held a recent costume party at the home of Elyse Isom In Sanford. Jean Mikels won the first prize for her l.iF Abner getup. .' DEAR ABBY: I have been a grandmoiber since I was 37. I'm 4o now, and mydaughterln4aw and l have a big dll• bf opinion about what tha In supposed to a p The warm hospitable Holiday Season has arrived In splendor In Sanford. The hustle-bustle of the season to be merry is maddening, frustrating and just absolutely wonderful. People are planning parties, feasts, balls and other celebrations to usher in the Joyous season. Many already have their Christmas shopping over, and can sit back, relax, and savor all the delights of the season. Around Sanford, the annual Champagne Ball is the talk of the town several weeks before the happening. Sponsored by Seminole Mutual Concert Association, this ball will mark the 15th annual event, Revelers from years back will recall that balls were held at thesprawlingluzurlousformer Mayfalrinn which reeked with elegance. Then one year, a huge tent was brought in and pitched ad. jacent to Mayfair Country Club to accommodate the crowds. This was back in the days when Sanford Naval Air Station was alive and well. The gold braid on the Navy officers' dress uniforms was enough to deck the halls with natural glitter. This year's Champagne Ball is going back to the Sanford Civic Center after several year's absence to other sites such as The Forest, Mayfair Country Club and Jerry's Airport Sometime back, Wes Giles, a regular Herald reader who calls himself "a hillbilly," phoned to say that he read "Priscilla's Pop" and he wanted to give the little girl featured in the comic strip a real pony to ride instead of the makeshift one she occasionally rode- that is, if she Is real character. A call to the comic strip writer, Al Vermeer, indicated the cast is fictional. I have told mydaughter4n law and mny son that from now an I wul not way-sit for free while day. go out aid have a can call the Hawaiian psSdUme.IvWbsWsitlnan Hw'meSoddy.Thsir staff '..-.)i—• - .•• . ..rgeney or It my w111 tapeessord ' I dsughisr4n4aw has a doe tinuousbarting, and with q •••• iMm,4 but for no evidence, confront the owner Wss other r.uon will h sit for free. Of the dog. Humane Society .1 • . If they have to pay me like staff will then work with the they pay wj other sitter, they dog owner to correct the dog's won't Jod dump ft baby on behavior. They continue to !. me and rim, or phone me op to monitor the situation and, If '.- •' • comso,sraadwdchthsbsby the barking persists the for "a in minute." — which Hianaiw Society contacts the Iwayussmtorimto Wes or local police, who are an • • poured to Issue a summons OF four hours Don't get mewroo$, Ably. I to the owner. (And they DO love my grandchild, but It issue such iwmnon.e.) met make my daughierö I would bs surprised ifother law realise that grand. major cities did nothave such mother, are not put on earth a noIae.abatemeid program . to tai' car. Of their grand, sponsored by the local ddldm. Human Society. I have my ion, his wife and CIIERLY N. IN HONOLULU thsbabyoversvsrySimday DEARcHERLYUdker I fordkrandtwoortiwee uailiesd,uslhswseeh k" thns.durluigthsweek,bs*I apegrsa,thsy.hividksve! I sden'twudthsfullr.apon- .gwdt.kw W Sheila Iy Of looking after the HNtbsyds'$ be" t.tab ba while thspiraüereoid theaaI$ord bwft dsgs havingfue.Amlwraeg?How Mi their m lovely bela' • II I * I do other grandoiothurs feel? burA Bythsway,Abby,If you're a DEAR ABBY: A guy who IJII IJ I "oIh.r, bow do you wo,ke with ue bas givenop hand, the MhI"ig prehiem? cigarettes. Not SMOKING NOTTER then—jeet BUYING them. DR= In 11111m: ft a Ile has bwood at West; one "imsftr wft n sift d&w"& dey fim N& at In The Communi l ty .0111. wesuse "F" tin oft gm wo =6 with . °"s L m' him, and six, he never lMvsdk ca"Any efhls Own, there Way. citY I da is no thence of getting me kvesty-yur..ld Ci. "lenay" dotherW presuriI fir de•tt rew h —I -- beCk. ______ who vs brass bead at a tøsrL iueear a .nloe advhor Wecustuywsdost't have u'. .eu-aat"yiag," .w no j ;.. sey whue he asks, Mx, he V*ISCkla vslsMwr wh.sep,usdiy "Mewed keowswe dot bi*üase tell ue - dmir ad aJsy do W*silM d.wa" uses_eipsrismelag heart DEAR ABBY: Plus., bow tocure Men efthischi* I& riMs: .uYss_eIuj view :141110 Muvss ad marl.. meleiluamthatthsy trick? tWin uuauN.er.$bt' J"N he -....,t US-I ' . • A -. ' . -I' ' i.. . s.i u.s. by TIM N.twl I Mr. and Mrs. Nick W. Pfeifauf of 300 Tommy Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Sue, to Arthur Lawrence Nadelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nadelman, 5319 Addison Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs Bertha Snyder of Odeen. She is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School. Miss Pfelfauf received a Bachelor of Music degree in theory composition from Stetson University, Deland, in 1979. She was vice president of P1 Beta Phi and active in Phi Beta, a music fraternity, and was on the Dean's List. She did graduate work at Louisiana Slate University in the summer of 1979. Miss Pfehfauf Is employed as a teller at First Federal Of Seminole, Sanford. Her fiance, who was born in Wheeling, W. Va., Is the grandson of Mrs. Freida Nadelman of Charlotte, N. C. He will graduate from Stetson University In May 1910 with a BBA degree. He Is president of Phi Chi Theta, a business fraternity, and is assistant to the director of public relations at Stetson. The wedding will be an event of June 14, at 1:30 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Nerild PNW Msne WIN' THEY'RE PLANNING Jose Merritt, from left, Margaret Oliver, Velma Williams,. Katheryn Alexander, Dorothea Fogle, Season Has Arrieved In Splendor The -PIP ,, . . . -- .• __IS_ .. Sanford Plaza Hwy 1742 at state St. �~~ . •. - Aov ..L a... ... 4.4?4. 4&.M$.%a.. . .14'j ....•. .. .. . ..M ... ,.- - •. - - - .. ..... ....• a.. - - - . - .. . . - Z a,1a. & A? Z.' II 4C-tvanla $sraW$avd, P1. et'eITY urn?U MIT,oIIdTcIIvW Way, Nov. IS, lP :••::••: %su Adventist .*. Assembly Of God I. .% . j 1vssia Heins M, Sanferd. Pt. i 7$..... lip... - Brief ly P11W' Nov.S•rTIl .-..a--t Community Thanksgiving Service NE* SITNEL AME CHUIC$ irs MNSvttIir Caseiii c', flostv BaptiS st :::::::::.:::::;::::.:::::::.::::::::;::::::::::.::::.:::. :•y•:•.• Mb, EvtfiA*I'Pp Ti Event" P,aSr$flv O,MI Offi,,I Id AL U1r1OUC al CIN8l$lCN 1T . Congregation 7 11pm I II 1311 Oak AVl M-111014 F""itSoto ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ISOIkASS SIMISI Pastor 5.m. MIrIffiIWIrØp II 111pm chissaroTrawal Pt. I 1"Imagiftoomp / W40 AlPp1sr %#a Mass ism. 11 / )I$tssii CeMfl%.IM. ts P,,.Nffi5&WW3I$*9 Oil N.euvpPtsv4ed ov*.. c*,c 1.1 Wily I Iipli _____ Troaagapief 40 $ .. • J III ftft AVOW "we . - .. ; Christian . PIUS? CHRISTIAN DISCIPLISOP CMIII jOIDAN BAPTIST CNUICN $511 West F irst S,?H4 P13* la st$91110 . 7i.* ______ 50154 Ill __ P14* 5:14a.m. MINI 1BI MIS • I$:11sis.. Iva.si*Survins lSlp.m o.ywasai.s*,op ''w'iupsdhuIMassM.svy __ a . . - • PriliMa, • - _____ _____ ______ -. - aresaing -. 545* 37I0511154 .-, S., SI PIllS' 5$I. MINIIISIM . .4 - T-._1-iy 1:35p.m. p ______ Twilsy nation knowing its destiny must aalpran rise or fall in . liv. SISSII 0. 01Mm IWA"200 MstaI*I MYP 00$*1MI . . at. peace with their Indian neighbors, not ____ Metal., *11*15 *ut' ON 0110 -- - FLAGSHIP SANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200 W. First St. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. - - - BIBLE 500K CENTER - -. • . 15sr7.rSM. ,:' .. -- - -. 1-1 = 1 ==. Its 0 airport filled ft oi"O 151.155. UI W'54 pMMj Il -. H 'I I - - a" - - '11__5.1.5 Pr I ON IMIfUSlprWii 0.00 tMIs*. No PaIMON 0, - .. l . . • ~ I P ,: . - I - - . C551111 . . , 14 lk$* S 5 I)Ii ' . u,4 Li 4* -• . ...1 - 45spss-. 500010 ': ci.usl sin - IS J*i4 £ MIBSa4 . !'' - .. IN 1.1.0 ,a • - • or PRIZE WINNING IDEA FOR FLOAT easy way o - ____ .. ,., . I op S.DILatpØs,hm I mosoll tow PIOUS-6tISalP I54W'* - - lM •.. '-. .. -- - - _______ -. ... ___ tt. m2i"5 IMM,,.,, ç VVT W Puli Pirli45a.aM (5*1*-Sm êw-C Ml SI • PusiIP!,ts5*asC5*(6545411p.S Ø.4: P1101*41 CMIS*. ins sa.iau a. C.wsams iy . - % - - - ---- - ICNIDULID Mary United Presbyterian Church for theii' Deca, I jgpm Ovid to girls who have been lost in the bssaar. Mildred Sandusky (left), arts and crafts mas, of drug addiction, alcoholism, delinquency and ether serious problems. chairman, and Ann C.leman arrange display, *W d TO In . a 1ev to Eb ad A Mia. lie. ett. __ -. . . LW7 rd Pledda y . 1* ad ___ - - - - - or you W. Pain of Sanford. Mrs. George Walter Morgan and family of Richmond, Ky., will be guests honor as the building Is a memorial to her late husband. The pastor, Rev. Charles David Mangold, Invites all friends of the church and family to attend the dedication. A social how will follow the service. of The sntnar will be aimed at parents and teenagers, both boys and girls alike. The seminer Will contain factual flrd.hand ac. coods CI the effectIveness of the program by girls that we In the progran. Rev. Greg Rice Is the podor CI Ovidlan Assembly. If you have any questions fesifree to call 068-9001. • - -, . - - is ___ *ism - - . - - - - 1W • - at 11 l.R. - - aii ft Miuiy - - -- aim ai.*, . Stets•a - $ICN ;-- . • - preacher at Phil Ray. Charles Granger, direct.,' if Church Relations and Baptist Campus Ministry at '4flk*s iS - PIIACN Baptist Church, Saaf.rd, Saday at the Ii a.m.aM 7 p.m. services will be msft I -- -- Guest tifo akea ,S he 1 A goi= - $0*• -:=(*ii $055 0001w' - -- Christian Assembly, meeting In the Quality Inn at the Iiil.nsctloss CI Interstate -4 and Stat. Road 4340 will present a ,en'alnar on the ReIndeer heads and burlap wreaths are amg Haves House Girl's Home on Nov. flat 10:30 the unusual Items made by the women of Lake am. Haven not.e oers new life Uwougi w I ___ - On Sunday, Nov. 15, at 3p.m. the dedication CI an educational building will be held by First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, Sanford. Assisting in the service will be three ministers who previously served the church Rev. Harold A. Harris of Clewiston, Rev, R. Vernon Fuller of (kiando and Rev. Hugh _____ ON - IMlil;!; 151415 5*5T'441(1115541040k-g.lSIlEIJljraa,. CIWBSIOOLmIJ,w,C%i,st 0lu'-.sis.S . we Church Dedicates Building Ambriiii, will hold a . - - - pgag 615 . OI1!, right at all. If we always follow our cravings and desires, at times will be deceived Into making wrong turns in life and plunging ourselves Into trouble. Our Inward feeling cannot guide us In the path of right living, but God's Word can. The Bible can let you know whether or not your heart's urgings harmonize with God's will. After that, it's upto you. Once you know what God says Is right, you can either do It Ignore it, obey or disobey. Now the right way Is not always the easy way. But then Qrldlanityltaelf is riot namby. pamby and soft. It Involves a disciplined way of living and obedience, but believe me no matter what the cod, obedience to God's Word will give the rich reward of joy, peace and Life Itself! - - PSSMMS*IN1W. )'NC,(MI ii Ship 4SuIN cisi SiN SI liNe -V i .. ii.CRa.0. Pra 04*. Lii. - Lii. . . - ft I ______________________ ad bee be. fr.gair1 Cited by the Frahm FiaWi- OilS Oral Roberts Haven House Seminar Scheduled . (bird. 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Mi kisil Lw ; SWWOISIa.GpIpi •1U115 $51Ø (* SIasUS - . $qYse.VruW (uh.0 (biNS VSUS IS *r1M .1 t COVIO 0 7115)1 CPIll4* (*1.654 *i*Nclurl*54Ssl1.u. L1111 Chtlb MSI. Mussis& IMII! IW joia Niw ' ciunolleili PJwb. *511*611 -. and Employes Si t* LsMMs. (hid 55 411 MS4SllkIcMCUinø.4MitOniM I & Uiuu - - Chwo " - - -. g - Right From Wron QUFTIbN I have been athrlstlan for soly a few weeks, and I am so onfused about rittrom wroeg. All old hew hiltaile tell me Ret to wormy about It. They . '•(/ aimply.ay,"Uyutimkft'âok,dsIt!"ià' I. determine what In really Ike ' right? By feelings? I sincerely want to ii,. as God wants me to, but bow can yes know right from wreag? •..,, f ANSWER: The psalmist David once asked I al,Ithe sane question you we asking me and I Immediately proclaimed God's answer. He sold, "How can a young man keep his pure? By guarding It according to God's Word" (Psalm 111:9, RSV). That's swer also. If you know what the Lord says Is right, read your Bible. By the Holy Spirit, it will lead and guide you Into truth, so NIPSIS Pb' by Tim Vhicet that you can determine what Is right Lori Swain, 10, a filth grader at All Souls School, wrong. Instead O( searching the scriptures to Sanford, was presented with a$Zs savings bond by 50 what Is right or wrong In God's eyes, people lake the ut the principal, Sister Moira (right) for submitting many They simply develop a general philosophy the winning slogan for the school's float In the which OK's anything they wag to do. But the Sanford Christmas parade to be held Dec. 8 10 philosophy of doing what "feels" right Is not a a.m., as her proud Mom, Mrs. Uoyd Swain, of win oneto follow. Jeremiah i7:9states,"The Sanford looked on. Loris theme was, "Christmas heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked." Sometimes what our without Christ is life without meaning." heart, Al feelings, Is urging us to do Is not __ Fo.ih.i Day WINNDIXIE STORES and Employes . __ IV' _~, er, Rev. Roy speak and the br ensemble will play. oy, The dismvery has earned the be named Praise the Lord Drilling? he will make straight your Paths." - . . cs&a...ia •cssnø , NIN '1 1; ______ to Sh t $ ' lbs mission ciçbowd. Retired n Is WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs. Al Wilson - 411 I& . w bslda1INtvingEwservIcsonW,dew0syM7:3Sp.m. for , IL1.U.II.CÔIS 5*04 - ____ ' _____ . . .. SEMINOLE- COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Co -. ..- !" , , ~ ". a 1. i : soaisae ---! 4*54.1100 (IN' t0' • - - all a- A KS._$1OWcw -_____ . .-KI-1-l_ - A.. - iJ1L S .aa. .. . I, "If you trust In the Lord and work couple about $1 million. In sincere "Mae Isihie for that" hard, he will take care of you," she that the time when they would meet "Then the Lord told me to drill to Brightman manner, that field and Brightman explains proudly. "So that's where I their maker as getting nearer. So, 2,600 feet, and we did and struck a several other sand formations they Mrs. Brightman reaches for her got the name." o they gradually turned to God all the new field that flowed 400 barrels f have sice located bear Biblical I_ A---1-- 'UA0111 1116411111011111111 ChwA of - and his wife had begun to realize 1,600 feet. ss Ensemble To Play _____ .' - 14 jOMNMM!SCPV$$ SI IIIS*11 • II Um *"~I IIqSlllCkwhl$llCMsiSI C oll. ill.' -, ____ 455555 Mi.trW,L*ø tensive religious upbringing. But he Br4ftman began pumping oil from bu WILSONEICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson ,indStaff L.D:PLANTE. INC. Oviedo. Florida and Employes ~ __ . ,PsI og" - - . - . , - tsirIi.y dinner together at 11:30 In the parlak hod.. The taheywlflbsfumloltedandthossdtsidingar.aahed to to 'I a covered dW or Jelled. STENSTROMREALTY Hirt) 5tr.nstrom and Staff " - as Turkey Dinner Slated PUBLIX MARKETS . 5,54$Ø54( t l (IS W0 0 t ~ . / dig - .. . - ,. SipI*(UeIS. 1)1100*W . ... Chlw 51* S.sS. (5* 0* SWNs S0C*V$. 15411111W01 CIsUN1,dP 4*0 CMPP* Csp (1* leN Liii MMv - Math, the congregation meets In the &vssdh"day Adventist Church In Apopka each Sun .v. M11111s11 1*Ny A.CW'i* .sM..lI..wl.*5.01. c.s*1anls.M. P55* Sial50i54 5:35pM. WulOip lI:11I.M. . .. " m. N' Perot "I I"ld* 8111111111 . , SM IWUW E - - way _._.____.._1a_•.. I S •• . - ________ - - . ' .and F mployes - .. - ft_ KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE On:. ntos. n S,unford Dun Knighl& Staff e. so. 111161011111 DISCOUNT FOODS - -- . -p . SENKARIK GLASS - .. 75 Hwy. 1742 . -. HARNELL&REVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff - DENLES GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes *$W$ILY ' 'w" - - ' -. , - - •jC•PENNEY COMPANY - E C E sea and Staff • PRIDE 2000$. Orlando - THE McKISBIN AGENCY Insurance - ... '' __ _____ - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK $an.rd Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff , .' The Following Sponsors Make This Church NotIce And Directory Page Possible - . . ' ' - - We Is the turd year for the potluck affair and 1 W$W?Ii SOBINSt PSISSYTINIAN CNAPII. 115p.m. - - ' service CI thanksgiving following lbs meat wee added. Until _______ Is ormnpkt.d at Zsflwood Station In the new sanctuary _ - - ., Sirast 1U POW MIII PtS11Srilil 00$*fld'INI WPV . - RolIim Hills Community thurth of Zuliwood will gather for a Th-''g$ving f. Thursday at 1p.m. In the First -- - °- ' PMMI 5:IILK. kPlsykNIM Wunhup$InvIiS 11:018.4t. Wunins_ 5411.M. •11.o' 4:11I.m. - .1/ • Church Plans Feast u.$ai.a *sisvtuiaa CIWICO - - was no ____ hula... -S I ' 11'.41114A. IlS1l - -- - ____ Mu*.Mn 9.418 an 1111am 7:35pm 11.01f;m 11:11a.m. 411PsitAil. - -.' , - Pros" THU LANE MANY UNITED PIISSYTIIIANCNUICN Msra.aWsn*ep MutsIesist . Saçiis Wiectid by The .Anscan 80.' Society 1:351K. :lSl.M. 11:11a.M. =1*1,015 Nov a .tsiass SillIp CW't* S*ssl POST V0IT1$ ld be EVERY day. p15prnss* P15* ON. (*s* PVId*, _______ - - a A special how4ong ThanksgiVing service wth be at bold at Wkal Thet QUñ CI QUId, S'ded&d, Dvltona located _____ and' Vanes Thursday isgl-g d'11 aim. ____ pngee fries the and roLM.d =16Book by May Saber Eddy will be - read. ilymne CI thanksgiving, reading CI the Piesideat's Is ThKu1Ivis* Proclamations a time of quid prayer and ezpres'lons CI gratitude by members of the congregation will alan be Included.Th. service Is open to the public. I a.,.DII.atN.PI5* ___ _ (MUSS, VUITIC 55I?NOSSITCIIUUCW -. - was D.lfona Thanksgiving S•riic•- " S SIaM. 11:116m $i.l.yScNse' MI,yPrs.&WlWnIMSInlciS . - k realizing on ONE day what life shou MItmal W,ti*1P " MMN,rtirs 1:11pM. $SVi.SSPIUPS . '' w Mary Blvd 11:11a.m. _____ twiN? asi WINISIM - . ____ COVENANT PRISSYTURIAN CNUICN -. . - Dr. Will= R. Marl First Baptist postor, will deliver the Thanksgiving message. The service is open to the public. Mn community Thanksgiving oerthg to God will be used for local fanilhes In need. , P.5* 5:351K. 11:11. A.M. 1115a.m. 4:35pm. . .. TheOvtedo community Thanksgiving service will be held W,iiIna.Av in t th T?n11iI Ma&hvII.S n..aJ t 7,1 n rm. QUIdI of Ovisdo. Presbyterian ____ - of Nt 5:115K. • OsnMpIsn,ICI . PIlgrims S0II$Wly 1:35p.m. 1:11p.m. $11:00iii.n. Iiv.PrI.R.SanU al ad $1154Py1I.151fl01 comcasT Saturday Fhday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday Sunday VtISINaO1RTQMRVIC1 Psalms • Coksulanss Matthew . • ZepharNah It TImothy Th essalonlans . Matthew. I .'o ° 95:3.7 C*4*O7t(SViU V.Sfl1O4 25:34-40 1:14 1 6 3:1.4 4:6.8 4:15 1 8 25:6.13 tl:NS.M. 4:11pM. Mial 015 Wo It i -. • • .... new iirsi new ryanu winier. I . (ihlllls'*ftillIIl -. CHURCN OP 000 - k 1:35 pm. - ,M.thodlst - :- cbs and cousins. Grandpa saying grace. . - - rIk,llh•.s4)Ii1In, piJ a visit to Grandmas, a happy day with aunts and un• ii . - • . 111pm ciwrcn w uoa a . consider its døeflce on the spiritual vitality of its people. *m.a. WShui,lS,a.WCIIs 1:11pm. '110". SwuIW,.BI5 WstPrKwlinSlS Il.lIam 11-11am 4:11p.m. IWetiMp UvisoaIIi,,*. Cl.,,. _________ __ •vaa,Mi Sao sk* rKhuSrL.,.t ..i.i..o Pills' SiKS.M. hmlSySOSil 11:11a.M. 411pm. ur*TnIII01 .Yi,supusile O,,$si$ilvsaI - __(I!IliIk$9i1711!/J$ a 11:55a.m. . •.' ': Oviedo Thanksgiving Service MmIa5Wen*1p PiIsr Rv-JIMiJ Kvc*11l$ Svllyk*III :IIIrn. 5:35111 Wwhup$AUsCi$ Os MIèMhiPI CMstaai SIMM N.alsrar$il lMIi IK Gnu - .... rIftliIAfiJYNg4 a family remembering prayers that have been . (MUNCH OF CHRIST SI) P11* . ::: is.., $lsy11*siI Nwwy P' I 4 7:35pm FIRST PINTICOS?AI. CHURCH OP SANPOUD 5?- LUllS LUTHERAN CHURCH $I.4M&SI.S55II QOQdflet$OlGod. . LSlSH Rev NCNUICN V . AV answered. SAVINNAP*U SAPUITCOVUCN L I ____ ('I1lllk.%?it llfJ )$ a world pausing - • -. g_ - . (JIl1Ih'$4J.'('IllfJ )$ the light of Faith shining in the eyes of a child. Church Of Christ . __ - . • I.v.e.I.i..rn.. . '- -, j I..lersitsll II. Nvrwrv emsmap"alto - M..l,Ip.m Thu *41)1 Gov.11Cr54W Wool . 4 a • .• , .. - - L.. II:..... 11:115K. ____ isuplWst$Sll. PALMITTO AVINUS IAPTII?CNUICH 75$ P11054W Ave. \ I. j 1 ICIUNTIU. eeLT.Isa $W'v$cs . - - ' I i0 0 The Florida Southern College Bell Choir will provide special music Sunday at the 9:30 and 11 am. services at Comzntmlty United Methoed Qurth of Cauelberry and will present a mini-concert at 10:45 am. between services. The bell choir will be served dimmer after which they will hold a handbell workshop for members of the church'g three new handbeflchoirs and other izgerestedpersons at 1:30 p.m. $61 Draw Street S.MayIwI.uI ...,-.._--....•• PII1TCNU*C000CNIIIT 7:11pm- • . . 7:11p.m. . ' . 1 I WUPiu11, tiuSmiPy __• .4 . go a - or PINS? PENTECOSTALCNUNCN OP LON00000 *snomav.. 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Prapselcv Nov.S.LW$SSt.PII* 11:0118-1111. 6900, wommo S$l m . -' ( Wednesday the Sa nford First Baptist church hostess, Mrs. R.D. Dekie, will prepare a thanksgiving &imer to be served at6p.in. The entire congregatlonls invited to make reservations and eat with the church family. The usual schedule of activities will be followed, with mission organizations for the children at 5 p.m. and chilean's chotrsat6:30,Inaddltlon,theadult choir wlll rehearse at' 6:30, rather than the normal 7:30 how. Rehearsals will conclude at 7:15 p.m. and everyone will go to the Sanford Civic Center for the Community Thanksgiving Service. ': Am J . .. l PP'j . 5:4S$lIl W,,hupSsi,.Ce K . --' I T hLan k sgiving Dinner u.K. .AKS MARY CHURCH WINTER $PU. COMMUNITY . . LANE MANY BAPTIST MISSION l$LiIi,,I,.LISIM11V . I' I l*$.1i.SsI.Aw, Wi,. e.'Il tlIlVI . Mulhur :::: 735PM WSI.IIIiICI 'V"sVt' HOLY dOSS of rkAv. S .. - - :::i ' r 6APA. 5:111K. M4WSI*$I'VtIi Evang.IkaI Congregational GAPAIL R- 7:110K. c.mm+i Nil . ___ y e ft AIGMO .NSNAZASI Imaill ." p.s,,, $.IlSY$SsI MISUIS •, ... . 811-1111111" . CHUICHOP Episcopal ji. - C.iN.sissWlSr*Mu,,,WKP,. .IK*MarPSi sanusT CIlUIcH 5$. pØ11 $SWi$5Sp TI is, ., $Itfl:N '4 . 1 11PM . •. : OPPEACU 15-411K Pri pti Msil putt Orthodox WI. Pa . aktMoMiot II: :: PINOWIN ft$W Avery M. LM PNW Iffeand•L. sSI, / COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH CM,yClvI Read. LaU Mary Nazar.n. JwrnsTaNcNvscs list. P11* w. Bible for guidance. I \ I With $3,500 In savings and $1,500 11 - . GRAHAM, Texas - With the tord borrowed on his pickup truck, -- " as his geologist, Tom Brlghtman has Brlghtman bought that first well. :' . Ze U' bulltanoil business worth about$l8 "Andlfyourunen%ber,"heuys, L'.k .; - t Million from a twobarrel+ day well 'Vat was In 1968 when thousands of Pm-. . .0 a_s- ... Ia. . .1 ..e purchased 196$ or $5,000. - :1 Independent oil operators were •. a' The Tom Brightman dory isn't the going bankrupt and everyone said I classic rap.torlches yarn, was crazy for going into the fl .. -. ,•P• It is the doryofa man and his wife business on my own. I_ I .i who are deeply religious and who Al "And, of course, this as long live their beliefs seven days a week before the oil embargo. Oil ' I and who aren't ashamed to selling for less than $3 a barrel." .: proclaim their faith in the Bible and That well paid for Itself but didn't I the Lord. make then rich. Brightman has been lii the oil For $4,000, Brigtdman bought a .. - 81 business all his life. That goes back second well one he almost eond -. to l9, when he was born In a Gulf cluded was a loser. -Oil camp near Breckenridge, Texas. "It did nothing but pump water for Today that oil-field baby Is seven days," he recalls. "The . president CI a multknllhlon dollar evening of the seventh day I went . firm that proudly .calla Itself the home and told Mae that It ,#' -. Praise the Lord Drilling Co. good." But the company Is young In But she refused to give him supper relation to Brlghtman's years in the unt il they ret urned to the well and '" , / oil business. tried It one more time. .' 01 .4 On a warm afternoon in their Brlghtman says they went back to spacious home. Brightman and his the well and It started pumping 30 - . 71 V wife, Mae, tell their success dory barrels oil a day. He II III 1. interspersed with quotations from that It has earned them about .. . .I ' the Bible. $0,000 and still brings In about It was In the sumnnier of 1940 that $40,000 a year. '• Brightmnan began his career in the Brightman then bought a third .. if4I4 oil business 'L a roughneck. well. He walked * a nearby Through hard work, he was even- deserted road and sighted two -., tually elevated to contract pumper. abandoned wells on the rocky aide of "When I was 45, the good Lord told a hill. Oil millionaires Mae and Tom Brightman credit God for success me to form my own oil company," The equipment on the wells was Bible and reads Proverbs 3:6: "In names. he says. about gone, but with some oil a day," he remembers. But how did the company come to all your ways acknowledge him and Brightman didn't have an ex. reworking and sand fracturing In the Sanford Civic Center. w11 .libeP.ev V.&Ihfl....I Church w'ch of God. congregational singing will be Terry Quit, new minister of music at First Baptist Qurd* of Sanford. Clark i m &.z i.i ..s .wil lp sa wife, ,AJ5fls, In $In4jft4 nd lion, a singing groii from Central Baptist Church, will alSO provide special music. The service is open to the public. 11pm • By LEON HOOTEN 'me Sanford Area ldefbl Association Will sponsor a COcfllflWdty Thanksgiving service Wednesday at 7: p.m. Stanislav School :..:.:.:::::::;:;:::.:.:::::.:.:.:. : :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:•:.:.:.:.:::•,:: •:..:.:.:.:.:.:.::.::::::.::.:•:.: ::::•:•.•:•:• 11110 Oil Man rraises The Lord 1:0111-0. =v'LA ...'rookwmho His Geologist I IfiAAA ...* IJATInN ! Is God PII$T UNITID MITNOOIIT CNVSCN O •INSVA a..,., P0. OUR $wiOy, Nov. II,1979-IC PAPA. a P00 L$LI, JLU - IMLurch.W 9:418.10. 0. II sa. .*. ? ", ... . Tha- ...*.1 scmoofw*siw ____ ____ .. . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY .. A .. RELIGION MNI. PIØV _ 1.4* S ØINSW* i IMLJI eiMSi C 4:Ip.*. UMYP V .... *"* X. 9168A. 11:106A. Sairks Wet Paw Ss,.MPSø _ * a.,. I 11"ord"urvieft Mam so" ___ ,. : .:. - , .. .-: - . University, is,.ft iflIst'. eswptle. . lUll sq. L auaterIaeducatlss Ordained a 1154. er Phil Biptlil Chard ii Lagw.sd at the cast received kIn Master adw he ei skiglleca$Mau lacre dig a Dlv laity from $5U Wag ft& PAW 4 ad he the .zlelIag FaaIIy Lds Cater was held Nov. 4. Ed Southeastern Baptist aIhIlKt sad *agaarJuergeanss Caatractiss Ca. Is the lbsslsgicaI SemInary, Thsmu cedracler.- lb. * seat ai*$adsaeducMI aed .1f$ce facility will be wake Perest. N.C. ce.pIeted by aMseaa.r, Oil. a. �-,_•_ \ I . •,-.: •,, • • •, '--•• - ••*•;-'• I • Singli Pa renti- Should Know Their Wo*rth long-term budgeting are the priorities, as well as establishing credit and learning how to keep it. Although for each person, the decisions are different, counseling usually begins with an analysis of the client's particulars - assets, debits, shopping habits, necessities, housing, and basic knowledge of finance. Long-term plans, according to Mrs. Hlrshfleld, go hand-In-hand with career planning. Especially in the case of women becoming single parents, she advises: "Know what you are worth. Many cities now have women'scenters which offer counseling on re-entering the job market. The skills of a homemaker have already provided you with organizational abilities, experlence In consumer affairs, and In some case., a network of friends, perhaps your husband's friends, who are already In the business world and may provide some Interesting leads for employment." Almost all women operate on decreased funds after being widowed, divorced or separated. They may suffer from a loss of status In the community. They may be fearful of being perceived as "dumb" because of their lack of financial finesse. To these women, and all women, Mrs. Hlrshfleld says, 'it's now too late to Mart learning about finance," and offers the following tips to Mart. Start reading financial and business pages in. newspapers magazines -anything you can get your hands on. This way, if nothing else, you begin to familiarize yourself with "money jargon." Establish credit in your name. Under new laws a woman may now establish joint credit with her husband. If she hasn't already done this before a divorce, the best Maps to credit are: a) secure a charge account through a local More or pharmacy; h) move on and obtain a gasoline company card; and c) finally, apply for a major bank credit card. The process will take about 1½ yearm ThInk ahead. Starting right now. Career-wise and financially, you must be prepared for a day when you may be alone, and the sole supporter of your . family. Set up appointments with your Insurance agent(s) and, If you have one, your banker. Ask them to explain policies and procedures. as C*L ma-ris Sense Out Of Cents: Are Wo A man is taught from d11thood that he will be a provider. He Is weaned on the plychoIogy of money, a psychology which Is male-produced and to this day. male-dominated, A women, on the other hand, hears little about the psychology of money as a child. What she hears, if anything, is how to be a bargain shopper. This is the reason, believes financial consultant and Time Out Institute member Susan Hlrnhfield, that women on their own often have a difficult time coping with financial matters. Mrs. lflrthflled dates, "It lz crucial for all women to undertstand just how money matters," which is also the name of her financial consulting business for women in Lardunont, N.Y. Throughout 1979. Mrs. Hlrshfleld brings her expertise as a women's financial consultant to the Time Out Institute program, Founded In 1917 by Kentucky Fried Chicken, the Time Out Institute was established to examine the changing role of today's American women and to contribute to the information available about their problems, attitudes, needs and concerns. This year's focus on single parenting reflects the (ad that ao percent of all single parents are women. "If they don't know how money works, women can be shortchanged at the time of divorce," says Mrs. firshfleld. The courts want to ensure that both husband and wife separate with an equitable division of Income shares. But what happens then? ,The husband generally has investments and raises in his salary over the years, while the woman Is Mill operating on a fixed Income." "Knowing how to be a bargain shopper Is not enough at this time," asserts Mrs. Hlrshfield. "In tact, some women confuse managing their family's daily finances with control over their economic ilk. Lawyers don't have the time to sit down with these women and go through their finances. She is besieged by creditors, and her attorney becomes totally frustrated with her Inability to fill out forms." Mrs. Hlrthfleld does not actually manage her clients' money In most cases. "We take the time to At down with these women, go tirough their records, and give them a picture of the total financial situstlon." awl.and ONIGHT'S TV glol lp • 0 J I housing options. 7. If you are a single pared, be open with your children about the money situation. Pull the family together to work out finances. The sooner they loam, the more prepsr.d they will be to handle their own finances. competent enough to handle their own finances Until that day, however, Mrs. Hitd&W contends that "there Is a great t and for full scale financial services tailored for women." Regardless, says Mrs. lUrsbfl.ld, women mod Mart ttükhtg about mousy as men do - "It Is not a neosasery evil, it Is your hey 'to power and freedom." - Susan HIrshfield'sgoal, she declares, is to be put out of business by getting women to the point wher, they are Mrs. Hlrshfleld and fellow Institute members are mmIn1,g the ibk parent life-style and Its impact on both parents and childeen from the legal, financial and psychological viewpoints. Their finding' and results of previous Institute programs are avallihit at no charge. Prior research Includes an extensive natlocally-projectabls at. titude study of wage-earning mothers, first-ever of its kind. ('00 1110 MOVIE "Fedora" (1979) William Holden, Marthe Keller. Directed by Billy Wilder. A film director chases after a I1CIU SlvefOrmirmovlsstarinhOpes of persuading her to come out of rstfrarnsnt for his new project. (PG-I hr., 54 mm.) (I) (7) NEWS (TI) (35) SIONIC WOMAN Jaime Is captured by men planning to steal an atomicpowered flying suit from an air tase (17) WRESTLING 130 (uS THE SAXTERS ___NEWS 7'0 5(4) THE LITTLE HOUSE VRAM Memorable highlights from various episodes of"uttie House On The Prairie" are lea. lured In this retrospective in which the inads family recount their hardships and joys to their adopted relative Albert. (4)S00MWIUTU (DS THE THIRTEENTH - THE STORY p £ST)4Efl OUVIS Either theBiliCalherOine whorliked her fstouve her peop1.. (ED (35) STRUTS OF SAN FRANCISCO When a highly respected cop learns he Is a dying man, he decides to take a seemingly unconvictable W. dicate boss with him. 5(17) *11. HOCKEY Atlanta Flames vs. Washington Capi. tale 8:00 1110 MOVIE "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers' (1978) Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams. Strange pods which take over the bodlesof humans rain down from outer causing a San Francisco health lnap.ctor and his assistant to flee for their lives. (PG-1 hr., 55 mln.) (4). ANCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE Archie Is doubly shocked when Mike, Gloria and Joey show up on Thanksgiving and than tell him why they are there, DS MORE & MINDY Mark is t Into tlt by a vialtlno lien, IIure (Raquel Welch) . ____ Ok Wfti*lvs ___ -- - q mum • - aftenge the course of a mu- umauwr & w LouNol - N" i (c) Offl) Renee IRIOM" " direct It Build TkW69W" SPeciet £ • Turkey ad F • ROAST TOMTURKIY WITH SAUSAGE STUFFING ROAST LIIOP LAMB SAKIDVIISINIANAM BONELESS ROAST DUCKLING ENGLISH CUT OP PRIME RIB WITH YORKSHIRE PUDDING CIsk.dHsu,. ars- I URVING NOON TO9PM M.ssd Nless $ Smvy NIS hail. Csra. Cae$fliwsr hIh sod lvl$v CHILD UNDER 293 ' " $1teas Appb & P.Mle pie /W) (1537 mw'ck. OIW sacrillow of her ___ - t\*ie 1650 7J1 $400 L : Pa*lIeo Way! usisr , C-.Icn-:,gnsl a 1! f 4 N MON.4AT WITH THE lIST IN LIVE INTIRTAINMINTI LI. VieW. PU1 III Room [5LJ . 1 *s Tirusleal kiMlugat smowd PH. 313.0101 BUFFET IO to --San Frwda. Ope (17)MW4CMT=UAA ?I 10:00 1110 MOVIE The Wild GiN." (1978) Richard Burton, Roger Moore, Richard Harris. A group of daring mercenaries ttavili to South Africa in order So save a deposed ruler from the new dic$orsllip. (R-2 11'5,' MOVIE (53$% Clark GWft Tracy. A Barbary Coast aIiL and Ills boy. hood Pat. Sew a P'' IN. ° AMERICAN (17) LC VII of PWSUSdIIII her to COAlS Out of ritkainent for now project. (P0.11w., k "1 ) 1V1 v1 - , .' Ba rbara e. 111111011 1 1 1 1 111115 VWV to . UNIORSUorovr 100 p,. (1(35) MOVIE der"11111406. Pass" (C) 11974) Jack La w - a I WNW Mellilew, A toush ONY saw and a lap- JTHIUNN "Gum MARLO No THE INO1UIIOPHS*1TN MMYSWM$AflT MfleTrhnrugu U - Prsisedsu Sill flui Sill Sill • • ?Ius MWWI * • - • show soulmossilo ftiinrp'S of ar I )5(17)0IIlJ.' - • -• - - r! SiMS - - • - - at c - - - • - . ç ALL C" "Ims(1111110014M point of $1111) million within 111:00 months. Coppols also inIs (1)$SGH ROLtS WED. no LATE MOVIE PRICE N RIGHT slated that "Apocalypse" will never be sold to talevi" and that he plans MOTM, Yam OF TN frequent reinues of the war GINTLItTiONROM aple fortheir do wn the road. M - lism-, (D5 LAV01114 & SHIRLEY u" Vi ol u p" FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen A weltem Van $to* Novu#s PLAZA N EXPRESS us Maiviw SPIKIALS CROW Davis and Greg Antinacci Mar In the pilot, which desk with a pair of SUBSTITUTE wwo Now Jersey, LUNCNION L EARLY BIRDSO jersey a somff from NBVs 1s MEN? STALKER 5(17)Mfl sd Msed. 1lwj MA i Walk LUNCH 11 AM UI 3 PMfoal $ DINN I.-Is JAIL BAIT TEACHIS 3 j • - ;_1• 1111111011111116 Boom em 1111111 -r--- THIS - . -;: - ,, I --•. -- . • N. - • . - -• - - 1tL10 • • -. - , ---------: -• --.. • •I* •.IA1UMouOs. • , •• -----h- • - -,-• -1-- U -, •.•.- - ••' - , . S • - - -. - . - ..••• - . - - • -- • - • • . - uinstwm , _rnu i 5____'S- • J-• -- ' -- . - •• ' • ,-. -. .i ;-• . - - •. 1 •, - I - - • - - - $ j - V • • '-'.. NTCCN$IENLN ]IItDUSflssi __ .•- - .1.W - - - ,- Iler ' -- ___________________________________________________________ - aurb iliga $!UP' - - THE . . • nil.. • N..• 21......... '- • IANPOID lLt 5i,t&.SkN.. ___ -- -- I t_ 'irn.:- ____ - surqu*_Wl OUIDNN NAIl PM ' wavy __ ', MW e I list Nee """POW* Nl HBO movie O"M 8 (1) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS(MON-WED. FRO " desd iN iNS b 1S -__ U ThWodd Akvianac" mus - Billboard's top three were "Still," "Dim All The Lights" by Miss Summer, and "No More Tears." Cashbox listed "Still," "Heartache Tonight" by the Eagles, and "Dim All The Lights." Record World's chart had "Babe" as the No. I tune, "Heartache Tonight" was second and "No More Tears" third, But the measuring systems and results should differ. Otherwise, record companies would only have to buy one of the magazines to get a peak at how their new artist is doing. - AAA." ____ -, - be (1) NFL FOOTBALL TWMONW4 expect, " 11:1$ M601W 1111110111410111* 04M 0 IliflIPliat of "The singles chart is compiled from radio and sales Input we obtain from telephone each week," says Shirley Lang, who works in Associate Publisher Bill Wardlow's New York office. site says between 100 and 200 stations are surveyed eachweek."Each week we send out a check sheet to a panel of retail stores which lists all the (musical) product that's been released. Then we call back and get input from them." She says Billboard also calls retail stores and winds up with sales information from 10,000 businesses because some of those surveyed own chains of record stores. AS you would the four measuring systems lead to four slightly different charts. In the third week of November, Broad. tIng's top three pop singles were "Babe" by Styx, "Still" by the Commodores and "No More Tears Enough is Enough)" by Barbara Streisand and Donna Summer. - _ Verb couple etVugIeS SO 51W CM. Too SK1DVIISINIA NAM •:: - Be Awa low, all, A herded New N40 HN M&M lwww v - U , "The 101100111191 Of low" Aw"'JI111175) JaCk U"~. 1 Wn nd,blfl4M Ihnm771101 n,h.,fIlIIh •UJ eri pllnpc W flOn they rank the records from one to 20. We give them a point value and post that informatioz along with radio airplay," Sharp says.'"The list just about sets Iteif." Research Director Mike Vallone says Record World's pop album chart Is based on "over-the-counter" sales from about 1,000 record shops while the non clnRles chart is formulated from figures on "over-the-counter retail sales and radio airplay." The data is computed manually by Vallone's staff. Billboard awards a "star" to songs that have "quite a bit of upward movement" and has more charts than any other magazine. It provides playlists on top albums and singles, gospel, disco, soul, classical, adult contemporary, jazz, country, hot Latin albums and even charts records in Britain, Japan, Italy, New Zealand and other countries. (US HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (MONFRI) 5'30 1110 MOVE (TUE) S (4) NEWS (MON-WED, FBI) 1. Christopher Columbus. (FSMA'$H made how many voyages to (7)5 ALL IN THE FAMILY the New World? (MON-THU) 2. Which one of the following states does not border on I Colorado? (a) Oklahoma (b) TV a 0 Texas (C) Kansas MacLean tO small 3. Which amendment repealed Peter Fonda, Maud the 18th (Prohibition) Amend. Adams, Billy Dee Williams, ment?(a)ZSth(b)23rd(c)21s1 ___________________ Britt Ekiand and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. will star In ANSWERS "The Hostage Tower," a new j,V q .inoj 1 CBS movie, The suspense drams $ based 5(4) CARD SHARKS (MON. original dory by Alistair WED. ' laws his first written '" • (4) MACV'S THAIIKSOIV. .r.-.'Y .or • 'evision The DAY PARADE (THU) MAZA-T CL) THANKSGIVING DAY entire production will filmed In and around Paris, HWY PARADE (THU) uz-iioa (1(35)PTLCWS Including three weeks of MM 5(17) MOVIE (MON-WED) shooting on the Eiffel Tower. 3.16 10:30 "ApecMse" ueveriuliibe HOLLYWOOD -S F With aimost 119mlllionin box grow, VVI'V111111,11(MON4111111D) Francis Ford Coppola said (I) be hopes bis "Apocalypse 10:56 Now" willhit Its break-even 11:30 a aD 00 1"dLAW #M VOU ROAST TOP $111011 O NIP - IN aom4ctedooplIIIv. • !.At$ZVTI I 1'£IIfl. T..iin sITDI #S -- "Pi,IIntp" stanjg "stars" and "lightning bolts" all signify one thing for aspiring artists and songwriters the big time. Each week record company executives, those who write songs and the ones who sing them, leaf through the pages of Billboard, Record World, Cashbox and Broadcasting magazines to find "The Chart," "The Chart" is each magazine's listing of the top songs in the country. Some charts are based on the amount of airplay a single or album receives on U.S. radio stations, others are based on record sales, and some include "seat-of-the-pants judgment" of radio station music directors. All four magazines use radio airplay - the frequency a song is played by disc jockeys as one, measure, but that Is where any similarities end. "We approach this as reporters, not as program directors," says Don West, Broadcasting's managing editor. West says his staff mails ballots or calls "a select group" of radio stations to find out what songs they are playing. The stations base their response on their own surveys, local record sales, listener calltns, or the judgment of the music director. "We don't care about any of those things," West says. "We're attempting to show what Is being played on U.S. radio. We don't care why. We don't care about sales. That's the music business' problem. "What we do is weigh the airplay In terms of (Arbitron) ratings," West says. The more listeners a station has, the higher the rating. Broadcasting feeds all the Information into a computer which "spews out the list." In Its "comtemporary" playlist, Broadcasting lists the top 50 songs In the nation with hot songs ones that move up five or more chart positions In a week designated by a small lightning "bolt." Cashbox uses "bullets" to show that a song Is gaining in the charts, as does Record World, while Billboard prefers "stars." For its pop charts, Cashbox calls more than 200 radio stations and asks for "their top five records, what new records they started playing, what records were an extra last week that they put on their list this week, and what ones jumped five places or more," says Jim Sharp, director of Nashville operations, Then Cashbox calls "sales accounts" the people that sell records to record shops. PLA 11110 1 VOMONOWS - Sirvid 12 noon TO 9 PM (• • I Z TIME SUNDAY T ' JOIK A -old We revatatlon OW he I@ an -1, 1 A, 11, MIMI& caiss iis moi'e potentially JIN.,aMrsmone for ONO" sin1' ( it 1 ' an ROAST .YOUNG- TOM TURKEY - IN FLORIDA • ADULTS. , am - -• - , low n T - AFTERNOON 12:00 Kolch$k suspects a disturbed MINDREADER8 (MON* spirit from the 12th century of _. pj) being guilty of SIVIrSI strange (4) IN SEARCH OF murders. jppwmuj (73. JUKEBOX Guests: The (FQ NEWS (MON-WED, FRI) Who, Ambrosia, David Bowls. (I) NFL TODAY (THU) (73 NEWS (MON..THU) (DONCMFOOTBALL(FRI) CD 12:30 (4) NEWS (MON-WED, (F 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. MORNING ROW (MON.WEO,FRI) (F 0 NFL FOOTBALL (THU) (7.) 0 RYAN'S HOPE (MON. (735 THE FIN mu) (1]) (35 FAMILY AFFAIR 5:30 (17 MOV10AON.WED) (4)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (17) LOVE,. 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A paØilat,Iat is 5 MOVIE Whoa Airaio Dunlesvy and the terrorists 5 (ID 00ffAflt* tom batV4IiI his d,lSidIflQ 1 VirgInia WOolf?" (11W) begin shooting passengers j) MIKE DOUGIJS his even mo.e 306) ElIzabeth Ta$or, Rich. preparIng for the liner's final (Ti MOVIE 01 11101111 PlOf5111011. d Burton A casual get. destructIon. (Conduelon) a1( 5) DICK VAN DYKE gather between two universi. 130 5(17) THE LUCY SHOW 930 professors and their M5 (D5WRISTUNG (MON-WED) THE JIFPIR$ONS (F plodesinanight of psycho. 5(17)MOVIE(THU,FRI) George's big nith w4 .go aical furor that reveals the are humbled when he is thaI. P.30 W tSflhlOfl5 and marital stir. lenged to display his boxing Jis ICIIS Wasson (1(35)ILOVE LUCY lIs affecting abilIty. Directed by Silly WIlder A film 5(17) OMEN ACRES (MON' (21/2 83 'ENVY SWAGOART M director chases ale. a rectu. WED) P14"M /music mugs Our Their Song Lists 11:30 a (3D WHEEL OF'FORTUNE (MON-WED. FRO MON. (D FAMILY FEUD (MONTHU) 111 IDONEWS(ffil) T" (17) MOVIE (FRI) 11:55 0(17) NEWS (FcFNEWS i(35) SIONIC WOMAN 30 NBC NEWS OcseNlws 1'OO (17) LOST IN SPACE 50 INSIDE THE NFL Pro bell teams take part in Iron action as highlights 01 (4) GOSPEL SINGING i week's major matches areJUKM seented by Lon Dawson and 1) (35) w000v Mlaml Dolphins star ER AND FRIENDS si Buoniconti. 10:00 p. S (F THE (1)DC$SION'IO HEE HAW Guests: Don SELL SHOW mama, Billy Parker. (Z) 0. KIOSWORLD S IAWNENCEWELK D 135) ROAD RUNNER Sf00 17)HAm 10 MOVIE 'Pocket 10:30 _____ only" (1972) Paul Newman, S (F MOVIE "l'JSrWtlflSd" a Marvin. Two drifters in the (C) (1970) John Dsliiw, Gary odern west try to stags a Collins. The staff of a privet. t.rlct.quIck scheme by hospital must find a kidney ing a gullible rancher. donor from those quarantined CHIPS A strict,i . within (F the facility. (1 1/2 Hrs.) makes life and worst miser. . le for Jon, Ponch BAPTIST (flu FIRST it of the staff. CHURCH )O PUFF THE MAGICDIIA. 5(17) MOVIE "Roman ON pun takes a Holiday" (1953) Gregory Peck, girl to a mysterious land to Audrey Hepburn. A princess iow her the difference falls In love with a newspaper. itween harmless fantasy and man while on vacation In imaging lies Rome. ) 5 THE ROPERS 1100 1(35) JIM ROCKFORD hIcken Little IsA..." (F•30 MINUTES___ (1(35) TOM AND JERRY MOVIE "The Green ) (17) Clot 11:30 830 THE NATION (1) (!)IFACE SILL DANCE OUT. NY IN KING THUR'8 COURT While tM. DOORS an underground shortcut to (ED (35) MOVIE "Pardon I festival, Bugs Bunny Sarong" (B/W) (1942) Bud mehow ends up In King Abbott, Lou Cou,ilo. thur's court. (R) AFTERNOON 5 DETECTIVE SCHOOL 900 1200 I (F 1.1 AND THE SEAR A 5 ® 5y performer (Abs Vlgoda) (4) fJoff SsBJto transport hetwo. ISSUES (73 AND 1 elephant, Mary EII5fl, *110 ANSWERS omptly escapes. I2.30 5 SALEM'S LOT A 5(1) CHARLIE PILL (David Soul) who returns to - (4)5 NFL TODAY boyhood New England (DSCOI.LE3I FOOTBALL me determined to 10id '15 Weekly highlights of key vbled memories of an evil NCAA football contests are use arrives to find the house prsentid. d 101 sinister stranger. (Part of 2) 100 IS LOVE BOAT FOOTSALL 5 (4) NFl. RegIonal coverage of Baltimore 10:00 Cc's at New England PIIrIOIL MOVIE "Homebodies" 4ni Dolphins at Cleveland fi$l974) Ruth McDevitt. Peter ro1anL New York Jets at ChifIrocco. Faced with eviction because ,six -S SeWs eidertyp.oplefIghttheeetab. (FO NFL POOTIAU, Dess Cowboys at Wuhinilon RedIshmsnt In mwdwet w ltkts 00 5. Check your local libraries and bookstores for the books which have been released in the put few years for women on finance, 6.0 you are going through a divorce, allow yourself, If possible, plenty of time to make the correct decisions (at least six monthi). Try not to make financial decisions based solely on emotions. And seek professional help to sort out your lifestyle, career and 'The Chart' saumy 0 You just sit back and enjoy? We'll prepareandserve a taste-tempting Thanksgiving dinner for you? Sunday Nov. IL 17111-7C Evening Herald, Sanford, FL A' ...L. • .. .. - - .t , • _._1ti �b _ •- . -. • -- - 1 -- - . a - --• •-- - I •-.. - • •. 1 November 18, 1979 SANFORD, FLORmA DOONliiIy by Garry Trudau AM M iY 7M47A G,4T LTM Aw C4.t9217A 7TI,t 1W kicau GI 1 7,es4't7y,M71I IIV RIM r -• -II- - - - - pm4T? (r F I rmw, raw r , 1i[ *,T 71 SVmW AI ' I - Ij *01 pv __ .__ 0 -r. NJ 4. S dwR Wer _lt• b - •• .• 1. .• . - -•- �1pg plIddhhI - ... --- --- . - S - --------- ,._______i___________• ---.----b ---- - -------- -----.------- ------------- - - - - ----------. -. .--------_: . so PICEII 4" -.---- -- - ----------. ---.---.------------------------ --- . - - - -- - --- M MMIL MR --W/ E/ITERS s'Q. swaa fr..• ..- \ 871 V AMAP Waal Mai 0 1& --7AMW lb { by Art ias.o. AMMIL _TOAA _ ___ 00 V To 199"Wme- NY 10 Sig" d,*FTBR 1 4 - I - l'AI N,LOI$E: l'minneidothelpl i have two Spoudsacksolgrnulat.d JUST FOR $ROLLIE$I sugar that have become as hard as rocks. I tried putting one * DEAR HELOISE: sock ina plastic bag and banging it against a cement floor, I found an old buffer churn, oniysucceeded Inbr.akingth. bog Instead of the sg.r. and since my home Is fur. Do you haves suggestion? nished in Early American Julie ha ve ""I fr9* SOW but 8 style, I placed the churn by say, for 111*10 *ef me wft a hard slice of broad. my front entrance and use it sweet IsMe we don't Uke to be NOW If Y"'M IN 0 hwY as an umbrella stand. Amy Stitch 111OW4011 in IMPS. cooked, jvo Mat Vow even to AT STAKE? am ohm really ft a slawler 351 illoirwee two If M, and DEARWHAT*S HELOISE: My of mile UP tMt 0VII&r PIM #0 Wq of wiger (if For"of mothers who have Other than dOM09149 the Imew nmw"Iffrealbobex children enjoy drawing or qprage flow. daadOW4, Purchase 'a roll of * - Ple _ 10811 PM SOW _ • 0: go - ¶ * P. * - •.. .- .. .(i• . - .. .. ..... ••• .. .. S bow - . :.. .. • • •: * MAD A eAfP.. • .;; ••, •* ** NY £1 - . . - -. ci ••-. • •. .• .•. . .. IT'S HALE AND HEARTY TOASTI DEAR HELOISE: While visiting my grandma, I wanted to make some tos$tbut she didn't have atoaster. Soto keep from heating- up the house with theoven, I took a large lrohsklilst. turned ti* heat low and put my slice of buttered bread into It. 'PSftsCt to55t Krlstie Hale, Agaio "— .: :;'•" . . . . . • • .. . . - .•.. ..• * . • • _ buh*M Pow. (csior.r$e*twr.NsskssPswarm.*essgar-bsp. .,s comes In large,hits difisreacs) IS ti if thu smIRidmsdI5Sts rolls, can be used for sigar brews___ or grasilifid sailer ____or big. numerous things and lsstsfor years. Ask your butcher, or the man at the meat counter, how you can obtalnarell. •. .: . *s. K. TIIChnII' . D1ARRIADI* Nysi'd Nbits srs a NM, 51k 5. quesli . o •1 h'' . of . . - THISPSAJIWELOPANIDEAI DEAR HELOISE: I invented this hint all by myself. You know the plastic containers that come In bubble gum machines? Well, after theprlsels out, ptj$yotjr necklaces, rings and earrings and such In. ltkieps your jewelry separate and makes It easier to find. Do you think this Is a good idea? ShelileGo$hard, Age 11 S sends. bipsy. $ *$sk yes'rsa pro" s.a.t ceaN, ____ 11.1$ Hegs, liutulsu m kI * wss 5vl*. bit.iovs.Hittiss * ........................ * * . •. -, . . •••. \* : *.. -, • • * - - • •. - I * . - -- - -• • -- - - / . . I • - I , - �9 VA KL da : Ow -T ILL 16 r7 All t l 7lA llulI - 4 T1 .1 1 for I I I ) -- 141.117IR!11-m—Im Skil AM MPP— IMP VA A do NEW OWN IVAL 00! op lip JL MOW '• • ¶1i 1T'C, f f4 - __________ • -Wl IL / 4 V IF Wis. md __ _ , A• .It • - 'I of A. 1 s-, Wei �- / ___ . -• •• ---.--- - --- . S . ----..- . - :•_ - .•.. _------ - .-. - - - . - • \O I' - _•;? . ________________________ JH slid Xj 12. IT IMF 'a -. •1 \1 -lug v Tr VW ebb b k •••• 11. 1 .. . 0 Ind Um ...• p. a' • . •• .'-•- . . 'II •.(• • f4 a - •.•: i. :t__H " ' ' - -p . .•. �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 � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 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/b6068dbe3f77386feaed608b6f4a56fd.pdf 10a955a8af0bc8bd08ebb7b5d6c04aa6 PDF Text Text P ' P?Ipv ' • • sr. • ' .. - . . i 0 Monday, July 23, 1979 45.—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl BLON DIE I uRTANrTNEyKEEP M MUZZLED BECAUSE PRETTY .) - \ THEY' RE '-_.._ NO, I C.t.&-T1-IE' , ' DON 'T WANT HIM TO TALK 0 FEROCUS I WITH T-1E - r I -- 'I 1-2 BEETLE BAILEY - by Mort Walker I HEARD 'V YEAH. THE BEETLE I ONLY THING FELL ASLEEP I THAT ISN'T AT THE BURNED IS BEACH TO PAY THE TOP OF 29 Evoked 31 Leave off 35 Peddles 36 Bicycle for 9 two 40 Baste 33 Noted tials 38 Duo 4 3 5 or cc.Yr 14P. cr —— AF.Et '(cuw 10114A.IJK M, JAEThD — 1 11 13 1 — — — __________ 19 20 18 — — — — — J 8 I 0 3 I I 1 U I uiii ail il s. u. _uI. 7 46 0 47 slillillillillo 48 ' ' I — by Bob Montana ARCHIE WANT 50 r NOT THE ONLY THING ? I JUSTGOTBACKTHE j NCE11EO C#Ec.S,,J ( THEY'RE THE ONLY THING LEFT TO REMIND US OF VA , NOT NOW, TO SEE THEM 7 49 - !Iii A _ . II - lId 1 01~6 . .P — — — _J - — — — 59 - 60 i 1 pz00W 401111001m e '== t 58 1 1-1 56 — — ) 1. 51 - — I 55 1 HOROSCOPE ~_ i By BERNICE BEDE OSOL IIl -- ,- " For Tuesday, July 24, 1979 11 / K&MEEK .tI$j(,AU% ROJET , / -7 5. YOUR BIRTHDAY July 24, 1979 Smal l things will have a way of adding up very beneficially for you this coming year. Step by step and line by line, you by Howie Schneider -- UE'F6 OJT Of EVEThI&)G Pr 6V33ERS / ...,n 0U4 ,.,'s.1.rn .,nflU-n..If .,t UIUJ %V4$ )1I yourse eamtse VAW(gj t AARe fOr)W / U 1 0 PRISCILLA'S POP k4ç-. ' \c 'P . cHARGE. MAIIYI NO QUARTIR! iri '4 ?S' \V - ' A11 5t.D5HBUCKLEFS! )X /'\... • °. you in by Al Vermee I Is \1 ' 4 (2 4 ,sAiat, tvh,sp 1*J BUGS BUNNY Stoffel by tinti ha o to mingle with your friends, & Helmdah Something propitious could result from t he encounter. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) It's quite probable today that you could come up with a bright Idea to put you a few paces ahead of your competition, Don't be afraid to test it. SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. L GOTTA HANG UP.' ITHINK QMEPY LF,E WANTS T' USE TH'PHONE.' — 21) Treat &H of fatty-cholesterol to do with commercial inthe arteries that one terests. Our government, with deposits in should limit saturated fat in- all its diversity, in influenced take. Now that's not the samc by all sorts of different pressure thing as cholesterol. Actually, groups. cholesterol only occurs in It's inter esting to know that a animal products, such as meat, few years ago it was actually milk and milk products. against the law to put on the It's always been my position labelhowmuch saturated aria that regardless of any dii- how much unsa turat ed fat was ference in opinion about in the foods that you were saturated fat in the diet, the buying. To this I will add that in buyer has a right to know what some states, and it may still be he's buying and that includes true, it was agai nst the law for knowi ng how much saturated restaurants to serve anything fat Is in the food you purchase. but butter. Margarine of any type was strictly illegal. I'll You touched on an important po int by referring to these as vegetable oils. For years commercial interests have been permitted to simply record in the ingredients "vegetable oil" which often is a synonym for coconut oil, One of the most important success. _. iiaat &V5I1UUULVI AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Instead of sidest epping di fficult decisions today, meet them courageiously. Be ing indecisive or wishy-washy is the only thing that could defeat you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Ra ther than doing only wha t's expected today, produce a little extra. Your Industriousness will not go unnoticed or unrewarded. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're a fun person to be around today beca use you're not apt to take yourself or life too seriously. Friends will be encouraged to emulate yo ur actions. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Artistic, creative, domestic doit-yourself projects will afford you the greatest pleasure 4._A.... you have the ability today to size things up quickly and accurately, Small points won't escape your attention, By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Oswald: "South knew that North wasn't going to have any help for hhn. But acting on the old theory that when you start with eleven tricks the gods of cha nce will find a I I. , 1iFT /11 I. 1. / p L' , .''. City commissioners were told last week $88,000 is needed from I'm happy to say, though, that currently thc trend is toward providing improved food labeling so people will know what they are buying. Hallelujah! The Sanf ord City Commission has left unresolved the question of paying a reduced fine of $4,000 to the U.S. Envi romental Protection Agency (EPA) for the improper use of a pest icide a year ago. "The idea of taking tax- INEWSPAPEK I:N-rFHl'nIsE sMN, NT, I 'LL. HUNT 1 THE 'REATE$T ) '1 THE jyg AW5W,Wt.1ER! 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"mist • .. hnwnvnr however glrs.i,n S.Ww tint area of the spraying and active EPA first notified the city ingredients of the pesticide that a $5,000 fine would be were positively shown in seven levied, but after negotiations of 10 samples. with City Attorney Vernon Mize The sprayi ng was done by a the f ine was red uced to $4,000. "W here the sprayi ng took city crew in a ditch along Scott place there was no stream," Avenue in June, 1978. "We at EPA are trying to said Mayor Moore. City protect the environment. The Manager W.E. Knowles said city was wrong in using the pest icide in the ditch and mistaken by not reading the la bel on the pesticide, which clearly states it should not be the ditch was two-thirds to thl'ee-(lUlIlierS of a mile f ro m a m,..l .,,---. I2L...I. 'VUVL V runof f 16 uv.eiy to U.JU stream. "If thegood Lard dried up that ditch and pot-bellied minnows minnows died. who then wniibl -- robbing Peter to pay Paul." But Bruce R. Granoff, at. tomey In EPA's legal branch, enforcement division, said absolve the city of the misuse of the pesticide In a drainage ditch. Th e material was known to be toxic and clearly labeled they fine?" asked Moore. occur," Granoff said. Knowles said the quest ion is The pesticide Is manufac. ther to go ahead and pay "whe tured by the DuCor st rative fine of admini the Corp. of Orlando, which Is also today the issue revolves around as such," Granoff said. He being cited by EPA and sub- jected to a fine because of the Incident, will pay attorneY fees and oods and still have to pay the fine." Plans Branch In anford Sanford and Seminole County will be getting a new banking institution, contingent upon state and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) approval. sometime by the end of February or March, 1980. The Tropic Bank of Seminole, with its home office in Casselberry, has filed for state and federal approval for a full-service branch In Sanford. Tropic Bank of Seminole has anot her branch in Winter Springs, and the new branch bank, to be located at 101 E. 25th St., at South Park Avenue, Sanford will be the home bank's third unit. The Casselberry banking firm bought out an Atlantic Bank In Casselberry when they began operations in January of 1977. The Sanford branch will be capitalized slightly in excess of $1 million. FDIC approval should be received In late December, then construction of the modular-type bank will begin, MIAMI UPI) — The Nita Jane Neary had positi vely "but just couldn't do It." prosecutor said in closing identified Bandy as the man she This evidence, Simpson said, arguments today that bite saw running from the Chi was enough to convict Bundy of --- on --marks the-------------------body of one Omega sorority house in the killlni& marks found of the vict ims was eviden ce Tallahassee moments before The prosecutor descri bed enough to convict Th eodore Lisa Levy, ), and Margard Bundy asa man with something Bandy of the 1978 slayings of Bowman, 21, were found beaten to fear — a man who looked Leggett - f EKI 5IZ OF ;I tilE I.APPR \ I 1 - Taking over as chief defense 29-year-old Margaret Good counsel for his own case last deliver the closing defense arguments. week, Bandy said the right according to William Gossett, president. It Is projected that the bank will open its doors to the public by late February or early March, 1960, he said. In size, the Siinford branch of Tropic hank of Seminole will lure six or seven full time employees. The branch bank will not offer any trust scrvice3. The home office bank in Casselberry has approximately $15 to $16 million in total assets. Gossett said. Bank officers iza'In'Is' Gossett; Robert Elliott, vice president; Joyce Franklin, cashier; Richard Kessler assistant vice president and manager of the Winter Springs office, and Michael Ison, installment loan officer. t,ossett, Elliott and Ison are Seminole County residents; Ms. Franklin lives in Winter Park and Kessler lives In Winter Springs. Gossett said that Tropic Bank of Seminole had showed a 40 percent growth rate during the past two years. —HUGH THOMSON -- closing argument would bring Assistant State Attorney Dan were discovered. She thrust her his acquittal. McKeever admitted early In the arm toward him and sight ed It's a gamble because Miss trial the prosecution's case "jg down It with her eye, singling wotLAr,scenA gbfs,idnnt in on' od has snpdz,1I,pql w,I.,bnhIIuI r'rr ''-' wiI• out the court cases. But as a staunch stantial can be" except for Nita from the attorneys at the death penalty foe, the blonde Neary's eyewitness testimony. defense ta ble. lawyer has appeared to be the In the f inale to the state's The state built its case slowly Go Today __ innpnIt two Florida State University and strangled in their beds. guilty, acted guilty anu one member of the defense up to her testimony. case, two nationally recognized Dental experts testified that "thought he got away scott ArOWIdThe Clock ..........4A horoscope ................. 40 team closest to Bandy. coeds. Th en Miss Neary, now an an dental experts, Dr. Richard Bddge .................. 40 IlosidIal ...................2* Assistant State Attorney bite marks on Miss Levy were free." Circuit Judge Edward student in Muncie, lad., took Souviron of Coral Gables and Illie 32-year-old defaulant, a Callesder .................. &A OMhWies;.......: ........ 1A Larry Simpson told the jury the definitely made by Bundy, Cowart was expected to give his the stand and pointed dramati- Dr. IAweU Levine of New York state's case against Bandy was Simpson told the jury. "The Utah law school dropout, In- Comic' ....................48 (JURSELVLS ..............lB charge to the jury this at- cally to Bandy across the City, test ified that in their based on both circumstantial def ense sta ged a desperate last slated over the objections of Crossword .................43 Spurts ...................6,7* ternoon and turn the case over courtroom as the man she saw opinion only Bandy could ha ve and direct scientific evidence. minute attack (on the dents] four other defense lawyers ,EdItorlal .................. 4A Television .................23 to the seven men and five hurrying front the sorority made t he bite marks found on by the date that Dear Abby .................13 Weather ....................U women for deliberation, Simpson said FSIJ st udent testimonyt," Simpson said, provided j .'. I I. Mm . house Just before the slayings Lisa levy. ) -- , .--.'tt- ' .• 44? 10 ,-. - AFWW . '... .Mbdibo~K OVAL 111111111111111 11M . t!4-t_. s ------------- ---. ft - .1 ___ - _ -- P4II1IIIIIIIIIIIiI* --- . 1 I . r jI OL - " L' 9 d. _- Prosecutor' Says Bite Mark Enough To Convict Bundy .T. 00 ZOONI ES rwcnc I:tI tropic bank L6. ,..__. of semInole SANFORD OFFICE "_% ,- " 7 ,—,.I",I go LUUP ,, dition, they could not be wrapped In foil and mailed to a la bo ratory." the city's illegal use of a added 10 soil, water and plant pesticide to kill weeds in a life samples were taken in the / ' drainage di tch "where runoff was likely to occur" into a strea m of water. Granoff said it is believed as a resul t of the application of the weed killer 75 to 80 fish were killed. He adm itt ed at the same t im e that when the f ederal payers' money to pay another inspection of the fish kill took place the remaining dead fish were in s uch a "decrepit con- government agency makes me sick to my stomach," sa id Mayor Lee P. Moore, "It makes me want to tell them to stick in it in their ear. To give money to -.4 / rai&ii I $-.,.,' ':. 511 i - A Vermont reader asks if there are any systemic meanings for opening bids of five and six notrump. Th ere are some which are so farfetched that they aren't worth thinking about. ,*6 •:. ?Rq sto ;!!. Tropic Bank Of Seminole Will Sanford Pay $4,000 Fihe For Pesticide I icc? by Stan Lee and John Romita - -- iza I 1 on the city in up-f ront cash for materials to complete the repaving and b ri ck sidewalks along Park Avenue east to Pa lmetto and south a half-block on Magnolia. Th e city also is bein g asked to provide labor and equipment estimated to be wort h $122,000 making it a $210,000 project. The Greater Sanford Development Cor poration (GSDC), formed four years ago to spa rk the rehabili ta tion of the downtown area, has told the city commission it has met its commitment to rehabilitate or get un der way the rehabilita tion of 25 b ui ldings in the downtown area. It has called on the commission to f ulfill its two-ye ar-old agreement to do its part by provi di ng the new paving and sidewal ks to give the area a Victorian flavor. Stenstrom sai d Monday night the city first must balance the 'It looks like we will have to proposed budget and secon da rily find money for downtown _I__ L....... If_.At I... L...i__.__ hank loan i development. Thirdly it must be determined if IUU) (fUJJ EU UUIUVIV TUJb available then -- the city has the first 25 percent o the th its budget, Stenstrom sa id. the budget, Mayor Moore Last week a spokesman for the Flagship Bank sa id his institutlon would be willing to lend the city as much as $210,000. He city am raise taxes by 34 cents per $1,000 assessed valuation, sa id his bank would make the offer and would be willing to the Joan if they were The mayor sa id even if the commissioners sear ch in the _ proposed budget for the 1979-1980 fiscal year lin e by line, the possibility does not exist that either the $88,000 or the $210,000 will lithe decision is forthcoming to take the Issue to a referendum, be found. Nor, he said, is there any possibility one-quarter of the referendum cannot be held in time for the proposed new either sum would be found to permit financing the improvements budget to go into effect Oct. 1, Moore said. over a four-year pe riod. Searching for funds for the project, Commissioner David Farr "We have to decide whether to bite the bullet and ask the people noted It Is antici pa ted the city in t he new fiscal year wi ll be if they are willing to be taxed to do the job. Then this will become spendin g $160,000 in energy costs for street lighting. "How a bout turning out every other street light for a period of a pe rsonal matter with the people. Secondarily, each cornmissioner can take a position," he sa id. "I would hesitate to time to save money? asked Farr. "I don't know whether that speculate on the outcome of the referendum. But it must be wo uld be a palatable solution or not." you, South (For a copy of JACOBY MODJumped right to six ERN, send $1 to: "Win at diamonds." Bridge," care of this newspaAla n: "In an ordinary per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City game South would go down Station, New York, N.Y. 10079.) IV_ '. -. 1I And, even if a commitment were made, a referendum seeking 1. ' evi I the people's approval of the tax increase wo uld be a necessity, he said. "In reality, you gentlemen m ust look at how we would pay $88,000 or $210,000 for the project. We can ra ise taxes by five pe rcent or go to a referendum. It looks like we will have to ra ise taxes (just) to balance the budget," Moore said. Under a new state law passed during the 1979 session of the Le gislature, a local government is allowed to raise propert y taxes by onl y five percent without go in g to a referendum of the people. Currently the city is levying a tax of $6.90 per $1,000 of assessed valuation of real property. Under the five percent l imita tion the WHY 0 1% • u such laws were in existence. twelfth for . ' Fund'ii g leave it to you to conclude why Ask thi Ixirti putterer. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Should you be required to put yo ur salesmanship skills to the test today, it won't be hard to come away with the order rega rdless of how tough the prospect may be. CANCER (June 21-Jul y 20) In business or f inancial matters your experiences u considered as an al ternative." City Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom agreed the city cornmission before it considers funding for the rehabilitation of the downtown area m ust ba lance its budget. After one budget hear ing session, the commissioners are nea rly $200,000 short of a ba lanced budget. .. DC 611 UU6I3IIIUIIVC LuuUy. Be philosophically today, No matte r what might pop up, don't let it rattle you. Your i Resi' dents 'v' o te By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer If the city of Sa nford pledges to do its share in the rehabilitation of the downtown area of the community, a tax in crease may be the only way to pay for it, Mayor Lee P. Moore told the city commission Monday night. slam came home." 6AM OF 1E ,iut1J' e (yut -- defeat because East would have nothing to hold onto except clubs and he would get his two club tricks. in an expert game, South might work out ' swindle. Of course, a spade lead would have given him that twelfth trick, but West had opened a heart." Oswald: "It was an expert game and South worked the swindle, lie took his ace of hearth, played two rounds of trump and led a low club. West held the trick with his nine and went into a long huddle." Alan: "Expert West f Inatly outthought himself. He should have realized that South's failure to bid four notrump indicated a spade void. In order to prevent a possible heart-spade squeeze, he led his king of spades and the impossible titled to. by Bob Thaves D1I1' LT HIM PSYGH ibUftfff Ni-__ AjN IS 'fb& TiMES Th $z °r Moore* Let a en- SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST — WIN Al BRIDGE CAPRICIRN (Dec. 19) A small profit is better than none. You'll not be disa p pointed today unless you expect more UIWI 3'UU are you will be able to achieve and accumulate. LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) In roles where you must exercise your authority, others will happily do your bidding today because what you ask of them is voiced pleasantly rather than as a command. Find out more of what lies ahead for the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth time. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) Should you get a strong hunch today, It may prove wise to heed that inner voice. Your intuition is mo re accurate than usual. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't pass up any opportunities 61 meals and limiting ca lories. positive attitude assures your £L. .snti LFStt session. ,',rnhtpmc MEN - I W~ I guidelines in preparing good present time, there's almost 28 Bob Scott, vice-president of Seminole Memorial Hospital S MH been taken. adequate land," Scott replied. "The main difference bet- poration ill terms of financial Bentley and the other S,%lH ween the private corporations backing and bulk purchasing. representatives was expected Scott further indicatedthat if "It would de pe nd on that." A merger of SMH with the commissioners and sevqral hospital board Corporation and an officer of accept the Scott said Adventist Health and the not-for- profits is clout," Wayne Deschambeau, of to be a question-and-answer Florida North would provide a members today take their case Florida Hospital, had been Florida Hospital merger, his Systems operates 25 hospitals he said. "We call put the mon~y Orlando Regional Medical session. Earlier this suninier unified delivery of health care for continued operation of the given time before the comgroup would likely repla ce the In the nation's sunbelt, from down and go forward." Center, said his organization the SMU board sent a detail ed facility to the board of coun ty missioners during a work and a coordinated system of existing facility on First Street Florida to Texas. The corAccortling to Lewis, HCA can was represented tit the nieeting report to the county comcommissioners, session Monday to outline the referrals, Scott told the corn- with a new hospital elsewhere poration can maintain cost- bo rrow money from its 1fl only for informative purposes. missioners spelling out the . The commissioners Monday advantages ot a merger of SMH missioners. in the north end of the county or efficient operations because of vestors and repay, in dividends, Ile did not indicate whether or reasons it feels the board should But Scott hedged somewhat on land adja ce nt the present its ability to purchase materials at a two percent rate. Not-for- not OltMC is interested in be permitted to conve rt to LI hear d one fo rmal proposal and with Florida Hospital in five info rmal presentations by Altamonte Springs. Word of when asked what commitment site. in quantity, he said. profit facilities must pay seven operating or purchasing SMH. private, not-for-profit corcompeting hospital groups Scott's appearance brought the Seventh Day Adventist Doug Lewis of Hospital pe rcent interest on their taxFrench termed th e presen- poration and lease the hospital "Would you keep the hospital interested in buying or leasing representatives of Hospital group would make toward ill Sanford"' commissioner Corporation of America exempt bonds, he said. The tation.s -informative," but said from the county. The report the hospital if the com. Corporation of America, paying for indigent Care. He Bob French asked. defended private, for-profit (fifference would inean HCA the corninissioners were a long stressed the SM11 board's missioners vote to relinquish Humana, Hospital Affiliates, said his group would like to hospitals. He said HCA is an could renovate or rebuild SM11 way from making a choice on ability to retain local control of ,,We'd have no objections to $800-million corporation with more effectively and quicker the host)ital's future. control of the 25-year-old Brookwood, and the Orlando negotiate that matter after a the facility. county-owned Sanford facility. Regional Medical Centers to the closer look at the situation had that, providi ng we could find 136 hospitals nationwide. than a nut - for - profit, curToday's meeting with — GE(WFREY POUNDS I'm afraid the real reason unanimous agreement among heart specialists and various that we haven't had more acscientists working on the curate food la be ling soo ner has J..J I roups Express Interest In Running G Administrator Charl es Bentley Adventist Health Systems ference of opinion about how Radio City Station, New York, N.'a'. 10019. 24 I i . Control. It will give you some Important some of these dietary constitutents are. At the — 26 IuST GO E PI CTURES BACK FROM OUR TRIP TO CANADA 'Z= T __________ 22 23 6 believable how many so-called Others who want this issue can low-fat foods co ntain some of send 75 cents with a long, stamped. self-addressed enth ese harmful ingredients. One velope for it. Send your request DEAR READER — to me, in care of this problem has been the th newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, g 7 J8 12 2 14 VP -_- unknowingly. It's almost un- (prefix) 54 Acqire - 10 people are doing the same thing - 14 for many years before I became Kitchen Power for Weight 52 Brink 53 Recent ) parts of a diet to prevent Fattyin deposits cholesterol im inating o besity and control My h usba nd is on a low- el of calorie intake. For that cholesterol diet and I have been reason i am sending you Th e using many of these products Health Letter num be r 9-12, Gershwin award —————— by Art Sansom about those vegetable oils, coconut and palm oils that are so high in saturated fat? aware of the fact that they are harmful. I'll be many other Evening Herald,—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Sanford Hospital Officials Respond Today about cigar et tes and artificial sweeteners, food dyes and so forth. Why isn't something said 50 lyricist 15 Depression in'- 34 Television 71st Year, No. 290—Tuesday, July 24, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I. DEAR DR. LAMB — I've about wondering been somethi ng and may be you can shed some light on it. 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CI A[ u o p f RIO TT11 21 Measure of 60 Obtained IOIRI I 0 1 £ E NIAJMIO I R land (metric) lii 'I" ' ° cti Ii1'IT 22 Safety agency DOWN 38 "Christmas (abbr.) 20 Remove 24 Deutschland I Long fish Carol' characmoisture (abbr.) 2 Aviation ter 22 Is indebted to aaencv fabbrl 25 Variety of .. , ee 23 agate 3 Honest ambitiously Marquis de 26 Air Force for 4 Small 41 Last letter women (abbr) whirlpool 42 Afghan prince 27 Voice box 5 Exclamation 24 Wander ACROSS by Chic Young ----- -- ---- .-- - .- I P - �Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, July 24, 197.9 Co ni ni is s ion Split 2-2 I IN BRIEF By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer Sanford city commissioners on a hung vote, 2-2, Monday night declined permits to Country Club Productions to hold a benefit concert at Sanford Memorial Stadium on Sept. 29. Nikki K. Thonian of the Sanford-based production company asked the city for permits to hold the concert and for the sale of beer and wine on the Sept. 29 (late of the concert. The concert proceeds were to be split between the Sanford Housing Authority Youth Club and the Kathleen Anderson Workshop for mentally retarded adults. The production firm also was seeking waiver of the permit fees. In seeking the permits, spokesmen for the firm told the cornmissioners that Wes Rinker, who leases the stadium for his Florida Baseball Schools, pledged full cooperation in sub-Irasing the facility for a 13-hour period for the benefit concert. Rinker leases the staditini from the city. 371 Boat People To Settle In Germany After Rescue A West German KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) cargo ship arrived today with 110 Vietnamese refugees and another waited 80 miles away with 261 more "boat people" who were rescued From the South China Sea. A West German embassy official said all 371 refugees will be resettled in West Germany. The official said the two ships, Josefturrn and I'hilipsturm, were returning to Singapore after supplying provisions to a German oil rig off the Vietnamese coast when they picked up the refugees. - Rinker said today, however, leasing the facility for the rock concert has not received his approval and he will deny permission. "What I told them was 'We'll see and try to work out something.' I have never said yes," Rinker said. "It might set a precedent. I don't want to start something like this. I would like to leave the use of the stadium at baseball. The stadium also has some fairly nice neighbors. We use the stadium for playing baseball and having baseball schools. We had 62 colleges and universities here last spring where the facilities were , Rinker said. used for baseball and for clinics" Monday night, City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom and Mayor Lee P. Moore favored granting the permits and the fee waivers for the concert, while Commissioners David Farr and Eddie Keith voted against, Told that [tinker already had granted permission for use of the stadium, Farr said, "I'm surprised. I'm not particularly in favor, Longwood Plan To Buy Hotel 'In Limbo' Israelis Blow Up House By United Press International Israeli troops crossed 5 miles into south Lebanon today on a search-and-destroy mission for Palestinian guerrillas and blew up a house in a frontier village, Beirut Radio reported. The reported attack came within a day of a strong U.S. condemnation of Israeli air strikes against southern Lebanese targets Sunday in which 18 people were killed and 50 others injured. "The Israeli force split up into groups and conducted a house-to-house search and then blew up the house of Walid Nayef Alineddine before withdrawing. There were no casualties," Beirut Radio said. ....: FALMOUTH, England (UP!) - Gerry Spiess, the American advehturer sailing alone in the smallest boat ever to cross the North Atlantic, hovered just 20 miles from British shore early today, waiting for sea mists to clear and tides to turn so he could complete his 3,000-mile odyssey. Spiess, 39, left Virginia Beach, Va., 53 days ago In the Yankee Girl, a 10-foot green boat he built in his garage in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. By early today he had reached a point some 20 miles southeast of Land's End, British coast guard officials said. They said Spiess probably would reach Falmouth this afternoon. Escapees Give Up ORLANDO, Flu. UP!) - Two of three prisoners who escaped from Orlando Community Correction Center decided to surrender by the time they reached the bus station downtown. Within two hours of the escape Sunday, deputies at the Orange County Sheriff's Department got a telephone call from one of the fugitives, lie and one other inmate said they had decided against fleeing Orlando, The authorities refused to release their names, or to identify the third prisoner who remains atlarge. lie was described as 5-7, with a ruddy complexion and a large eagle tatooed on his upper right arm. Somoza Extradition Asked . Nicaragua's new MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) revolutionary government has officially asked the United States for diplomatic tegognition and the extradition of former dictator Anastasio Somoza, who reportedly drained the national treasury before fleeing the country. Firefights erupted betwecen Sandinista guerrillas and suspected die-hard Somoza followers in the capital Monday, the first street battles since the war ended last week. 1k1k '1thtita' There4e Z spokesman said gunmen riding in cars opened fire on Sandinista checkpoints at intersections. .. . 7 . Ward Behrens Mary 1. Boston 'Cherol C. Burke Elijah Demps :Lashay D. Franklin Venus Guess :Robert Jrf1rly :Mary Anna Lewis .Marcia McLauIln George Ma,Iett L. Manharf .Lavona D. Murphy Mancie Owens 'Scott W. Pop. .iOlaph Rouadi :Carrie J. Rugensteln -tuCy Smith i.Margar.t A. Smith ..Sandra K. Wright . Ewnhig Ilendd : BRING IN THE CLOWNS •'\ . .. Melissa Rinnabarger, 7, of Sanford gets her clown make-up at children's party held at the Seminole County Sanford Branch Library to climax the summer reading program. Music, games and Douglas Asks Execution Stay ,' ,• ,. , . j. ,..., - I'LL TAKE IT MOMMY • and was a Methodist, She is survived by her much a reader would have saved had he useaIl of of Lawrence Gum LaPine, 81, daughter Wingo Drive, tar~e Am LeGer. the coupons appearing in the Herald for the entire Casselberry, died Monday. Sanfm ' lather, Edward G. week. The contest continues and rules may be found Born In Mackinac Island, LeGer, Sanford' grandMich., he moved to Casselberry mothers, Mrs. Gertrude LoGer, In ads appearing in the herald, ''-' Dudley's entry came closest to determining how Wiley L. (jriII.ii, .itomonte Spgs. Margaret Price, DeBary Rhoda Saeid, DeBary Maude Stilson, DeBary Mary A. Wernau, DeBary Wilson Bungay, Deltona Fern Raesecke, Deltona Lewis H. Schwelckert, Lake Mary Clifton A. Scott, Like Mary Arthur F. Stewart, Ocoee Helen Burk, Osteen Discharges Sanford Darlene Drown Harold Defile Dorothy Ellis Ruth A. Pagdtn Josephine J. Morando, DeBary Irvin Nelson, DeBary Karen Engels. Deltona Eloise Morris, Deltona Richard Hubbard, Orlando Micnele Cog, Winter Spgs. Jeinette Yakima, Winter Spgs. . Casey J. Cline, Lake Mary Joy LeGer, 25, of 1120 Florida Ave., Sanford, who died Sunday at Florida Hospital, Orlando, Will be Thursday at noon, at the graveside iflOaklawnMemoria l Herald Staff Writer Convicted murderer Terry Melvin Sims is expected to be sentenced at 1:30 p.m. today for the 1977 murder of a reserve deputy sheriff. Sims was the third man convicted in connection with robberykilling during a holdup at the Longwood Village Pharmacy on Dec. 29, 1977. George Pfeil, a reserve Seminole County sheriff's deputy, was pnf prints th nhrmiav In fill n nrøwrintinn for his wife when h 'J -r r r . uses 411.200) '- ' -.-.—.. ..— 55 at the time of his death. Circuit Judge Thomas Waddell had withheld final sentencing pending completion of a pro-sentence investigation. The 12-member jury found Sims g ui lty on Feb. lot two counts of first degree murder and two counts of robbery. In a poll conducted by the judge, 10 of the jury members recommended the death penalty for Sims. The jury could have recommended life. Under a life sentence, Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. 301 N. French Ave.., Sanford, Ft.. 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 3)77) Home Delivery Week. 7$ cents Month, $3.35.6 Months, $11.50 Year, Month 13.60:6 Months, $30.60: Year, $3600. By Mail: Week, IS cen ts; behind closed doors, the judge ruled there were "no imprcçrletles" with respect to the jury deliberations. ' FUM FLAM SCHEME A 69-year-old Osteen man was tricked out of $249 by two men in; the parking lot of a Sanford grocery store, according to Sanfo rd police. Lea rue Harvey, 69, of Osteen, told police he was approached Monday after noon by a man in the par king lot of Winn Dixie at the 'O' intersection of First Street and Sanford Avenue. Ha rvey agreed to :. givPthpmiinnrl,li.fnth.i.min.si.. s...si.i - lJ%lUIIV&V 4'IVSIIWLU( flUSPILUI Wfli' sue pair met another man in his 40s or SOs, Harvey said. Sbus would have to serve 25 years in prison before being elIlWe Both men convinced Harvey to withdraw his savings of $249' for parole. from the First Federal of Seminole and they would give him $100 Judge Waddell denied a request to Investigate the for every $100 he could show them poli I ce say. jury deliberations that led to the conviction Of Sbfli. Harvey said the two men gave him $200 and then placed theP Sbus' attorneys had requested the Investigation after one JUt)P $449 in a handkerchief they said contained $35,000, police say. The1 member claimed she felt pressured by the foreman into voting men asked Harvey to keep the money for them. Sims guilty. When Harvey opened the handkerchief later, he didn't find an IMttS!l wilh ISViF$I "er5 Of the I11'Y money — only cut pieces of newspaper, police say. "' — -' -a e. — e - ..... — ..4.a ...- --- , . .. ,. -. - ,, .•, ,, . - _ ,.. . . -. -. . — . - - -. - - - — - - APPOMATFOX, Va. (UP!) — State and local aut horities worked today to unravel a multiple shooting that left three men dead, including two from Atlanta, and another Atlanta man seriously wounded. The four men, surveyors employed by American Engineers and Services, Inc. of Atlanta, were working on a project for Colonial Pipeline Co. of Appomattox when they were shot, police said Monday. Deputy Sheriff R. H. Tanner identified two of the three dead men as Robert E. Dentsch, 30, and Stephen Perry Philgreen , both of Atlanta. He said the name of the third man was being withheld pending notification of family. Police said they had no suspects or motive for the shooting. Search For 6 Graves Goes On Sims' Sentencing Today For Pfeil. Murder By SHARON CARRASCO 3 Dead In Atlanta Shooting to 9 p.m., Garden Chapel, O ' •I% a • By United Press International Profits of the world's largest oil company, Exxon Corp., rose by 23 percent during the second quarter, while Standard 011 of Indiana registered a 38 percent earnings increase. But both companies Monda y attributed the increases mostly to higher income f rom foreign, not domestic, operations. Exxon said it earned $830 million, or $1.88 a share In the period ended June 30, up f rom $690 million, or $1.55 a year ago, on a rise in sales to $19.61 billion from $15.52 billion. Park, Visitation, Wednesday, Ii a.m I - TAMPA, Fla, (UP!) Condemned murderer Howard Virgil Lee Douglas goes into f ederal court today seeking a stay of execution less than 48 hours be fore he Is scheduled to be strapped into the electric chair at Florida State Prison. Douglas,- 43, was convicted in 1)173 of shooting to death Jessie Atklnsln in Polk County and the jury recommended life imprisonment Instead of the death sentence. Circuit Judge William K. Love Ignored the recommenda tion and handed down the death sentence. Douglas' attorneys will ask U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman to stay the execution until a challenge of the co nst itutionality of Love's act ion is settled. Th e attorneys conte nd the action of the judge constitutes double jeopardy. ' ., Tuesday, July 24,1979-34 Kindergarten Requirements Change recent state legislation has A child would have to be five A child Who v.iII b& st' 'Ilie recent legislation will take into account those children that modified age-date years old on or before Nov. 1, have "only a minimum effect" who attended private school or 01(1 on or before Sept 1, 1980 criterion, he said. 1981 to enroll in kindergarten on the number of kindergarten- nurseries. may begin the Iii i grade Beginning in the fall of 1980, For example, a child must be during the 198142 school year, age children in Seminole t0t' (iUfllft that school Eventually, kindergarten age requirements for children five years old on or before Dec. Ray explained. ' lth said. County, Ray said. attendance will be Ili an datJry planning to enter kindergarten 1, 1980 to enroll in kindergarten "About 90 percent of next For all first graders under the will change slightly, according during the 1980-81 school year, His fifth birthday would have Children Whose sixth to fall on or before Oct. 1, 3982 year's first graders will have new state law. Ray said. to Ralph Ray, Seminole County Ray explained, irtlitl;iv falls between Sept. 1, School Board administrative The age-date for kin- for him to enroll in his kin- gone to kindergarten anyhow," Children whose sixth bir- 1980 and on or before June 30. assistant. dergarteners will be moved dergarten class for the 1982.83 Ray said. thday falls after Sept. 1, 19130 1981 could enroll in the fir-it back one month each fall until it school year. The child would Approximately 2,146 children and on or before Jan. 1. 1981 grade '.ithout attending kinreaches Sept. 1 in 1983, Ray have to be five years old on or attended kindergarten in should attend either private or dergarten. Ray said. But they Currently, children enroll In kindergarten on the basis that said. The age-date is the birth before Sept. 1, 1983 to be ad- Seminole County public schools public kindergarten if they must take a Nittery of tests to they will be five years old on or date before which a child is mitted to kindergarten in the (luring the 1978-79 school year, expect to enter the first grade determine vhether they are eligible to attend kindergarten, fall of 1983. before Jan, 1, Ray said. But Ray said. This figure doesn't next Year, Ray said. ready for first grade work. 'U S. Pessi*mi"Sm May Be Irrevers ib e1 . WASHINGTON (UPI) tion had little to do with the and early 1970s, with if small porary, br although the high downward. "'l'lie velocity really Unemployment affects a relaPresident Carter's pollster Pa- cause of the decline, but the upswing in 1976 and early 1977 tension of the years 1973-75 was seemed to increase," Caddell tively small number of people trick Caddell said today Amen- people's pessimism is system- which he attributed to the no longer present, Caddell said, said. It soon Fell to levels much ;)rI)1ou11(1l . he explained, but cans' pessimism about their wide, having to do with the Bicentennial celebration and nothing had really been re- worse than any time before, inflation has a debilitating own lives and the nation's structures of society, not with the election of Carter, a solved and the institutions Caddell said inflation - even effect on all of society and future has increased so individual leaders. newcomer viewed as a decent seemed ever itiore unrespon- inure than unemployment makes it difficult to plan for the dramatically the government man of faith. sive. had as much as anything to do future as Americans historiIt was, they said, unusual in a may be unable to do anything I3iit tl.e tensThen confidence plunged with causing the pessimm is. (-ally have done. nation that has always prided about it. .itself seit on being eternally opt The erosion of confidence and exempt from histor America began during Vietnam cal cycles of downward tren di and Watergate, he said, and — - . now has reached serious proportions. He agreed with press secretary Jody Powell's assessment that more people distrust their officials now than during Watergate, and that "personal pessimism Is higher now than it was at the height of Watergate and Vietnam and the oil embargo. Caddell was Interviewed by UP! about his stark findings that provided much of the material for Carter's "crisis of confidence" speech nine days ago and for Powell's assessment Monday. The pollster said he based his findings on quarterly surveys of 1,500 to 2,000 people during conversations of 2 to 2 hours on a broad range of subjects. He said he checked his results with polls by Cantrill, Yankelovich, Roper, Gallup and others — and found them consistent. Caddell, now 29, attained ni. 9..1 n. qan George McGovern's pollster during his 1972 presidential MARION, N.C. (UP!) — Authorities have turned to tips furnished by the public in their search for six possible graves since the man who told them he killed six women and burled them now denies the dory. Danny Patton, 29, who led deputies to two unmarked graves last week and claimed he had killed six other women, now refuses to talk to deputies. Three sites were checked Monday and officers found only the remains of a cow. They planned to continue pursuing leads today. Claudette 'Dead In Water' Caddell said the personm pessimism — to which Carte also alluded in his address — may be something beyon government's ability to softer He acknowledged this ma have drawn the attention c Carter, the professing Chrb tian, and that is why some of hi almos sounded speech theological. "The president made it cleai on Sunday night that he doe see the need for makini changes in his style o leadership and In the adminis tratlon to put us In a bettei position to lead in times such a these," Powell said. "A lot of this has been hap perilng for a long time," Caddel said. "It took a lot to knock little down. There is an ac cumulation of events, then all o a sudden it becomes mon serious," He said ttv- erosion of con fidetice began In the late 1960 n. p nr...l..n.pn I. ...p campaign. Both- Caddell and Powell stressed the Carter admlnlstra- ARTISTS ATTENTION Gallery opening soon in Long wood for area artists. Show your works for reasonable fees. Call CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. IS CLOSED FOR VACATION UNTIL MONDAY, AUGUST 6 Please Call Us Then 322.2581 ART-TERIORS 339.3192 Exxon Profits Up 23 Percent MRS. SELMOUTHJOHNSON' from Cheboygan, Mich. in 1967. Sanford and Mrs. Z.ella Kelly,: A hotel maintenance man, he Sanford; brother, Renniell Mrs. Selmouth I, Johnson, 77, attended St. Augustine Catholic LeGer, Sanford; sister, Mrs. . 140 Lazy Circle, Casselberry, Church. Thelma M. La Wall, Geneva audi He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Patricia Ann Medlin.died Friday. Born In Danville, Va., she moved to Casselberry Dorothy. Conway N.C. Baldwin Funeral Home, from Miami in 1974. She was a Garden Chapel FuneraiZ clerk and a member of Altamonte Springs, is in charge Home Orlando is in charge of Herald Photo by Tom Ne of arrangements. Longwood Baptist Church. arrangements. Four-year-old Amber Dudley, daughter of Mr. and She is survived bY; sister, his. GLENDA J. LoGER Mrs. Fred Dudley of 621 Lakespur Lane, Altamonte Emma nders, Ms. Glenda Joy LeGer, 25, ' Springs, accepts $50 jackpot prize from Bob casselbeirry. 1120 Florida Ave., Sanford died Funoral N011ke Lovenbury, Evening Herald circulation manager, Baldwin Funeral Home, Sunday at Florida Hospital, for her mom, Carol Dudley, as her brother, Chad, Altamonte Springs, is In charge Orlando. Born In Sanford, she arrangements. was formerly a cashier at the looks on. Mrs. Dudley is the first winner In the of LOGER, GLENDA JO — Handy Way convenience Store Funeral services for Ms. Glenda Evening herald's weekly cash jackpot contest. Mrs. .. Tuesday, July 24, 1979—Vol 71, No, 290 , — :.;• He had Ruth C..; daughters, Mrs. Doris Florida Citrus Commission and the Growers Agministrative of the B. Stalnaker and Mrs. Judy B. chairman of of the federal Farm Committee, chairman Credit Board. He was a board of trustees of Polk Winchester, flames City, son W. member of the board of Community College, Winter T., Lake Wales, and nine directors of Adams Packing Haven, general manager of the grandchildren. Holt Funeral Home, flames Assn., Inc., Auburndale, the flames City Citrus Growers director of Flagship Bank, Polk Assn. and president of flames City, is in charge of arrangements. County, and a charter member City Rotary Club. . became involved In a shootoul with Sims and was killed. Pfeil was , u... .-., AREA DEATHS HOSPITAL NOTES % . Born in Winnemucca, Nev.,; Drive, Haines City, a prominent Heart of Florida Hospital, he moved to flames City from; citrus grower, died Sunday at Haines City, where the Bice Winter haven in 1935 and was a I the age of 75. Wing was named in his honor. member of First United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife,, been a member of the He also had been a member of -. — Senlord: -: Loris T. Bice, 1107 Peninsula of the board of directors of the The union CROWN POINT, Tobago (UP!) representing survivors of a flaming collision between to Greek supertankers in the Caribbean charged that seamen had been coerced into reboarding one of the crippled ships to try and save its cargo. Spyridom Varas, a New York-based representative of the Pan-Hellenic Seamen's Federation, said Monday that 10 survivors from the Aegean Captain, which collided in a rainstorm last Thursday night with the Atlantic Empress, boarded the tanker on Saturday. lW 23 ADMISSIONS, WILMINGTON, N.C. (UP!) -About 30 police officers stormed Into the New Hanover County Jail Monday night to free two deputies taken hostage by inmates unhappy over conditions in the aging facility. There were no Injuries and the inmates surrendered without resistance after officers wearing protective gear and carrying riot sticks forced open a door that had been blocked by a soft drink machine. The hostages, both jailers, were identified as Sgt. M. H. Robinson and Deputy Lee Moey. Several inmates appa r ently overpowered the two, took their keys and released other prisoners from their cells. . Coercion Charged By Union SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Will Sirhan Be Paroled? I Lorin Bice Dies At 75; FronInort Citrus Grower — : Camp David "Domestic Summit," The president has completed his Cabinet shakeup, but soon will an no un ce some White House staff changes "to broaden and diversify" Carter's is-house advisers beyond Ws tight Georgia circle. As for the Cabinet, press sec retary Jody Powell said "those resignations which were submitt ed and not accept ed now have a ren ewed vote of confidence," a,..., 3. : — — Doctors researching NEW DELHI, India (UPI) ancient Hindu medicine say they have stumbled onto a formula for effective aphrodisiacs that will soon be available in do-it-yourself kits for India's already prolific population. Dr. Gurdip Singh of the Gujarat Ayuvedic Ancient Hindu Medicine University told a seminar on medieval medicine recently that the research was going to explode the myth that aphrodisiacs, sexual stimulants, are ineffective. "Aphrodisiacs do exist and some of them can be prepared at home and administered safely," Dr. Singh said. : WASHINGTON (UP!) President Car ter says White House personnel worried about the Cabinet purge have nothing to fear if they m eet his standards of "com petency, ha rd work and loyalty." Carter, in shirt sleeves, spoke to some 300 employees summoned to the East Room Mon day for a pep talk in the afte rmath 01 the stunning blows that followed the refreshments added to the fun. Aphrodisiacs For India? : To White House Personnel Deputy-Hostages Are Freed LIUS MOMiiI. city, Carter Gives 'Pep Talk' I - By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer SOLEDAD, Calif. (UP!)— Sirhan Sirhan's lawyer sees little hope the convicted assassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy will get a break from his parole board at today's hearing. Sirhan, 35, was sched uled to appear before the state Community Release Board for an inquiry related to his scheduled parole date of Ma rch 1, 1985. Th e rout in e hear ing was set for the Correctional Training Facility at Soledad, 100 mil es south of San Francisco, where the slen der Palestinian immigrant has been serving a sentence set at 16 yea rs and nine months. The city administrator, David Chcey, has been negotiating with Georges St. i Laurent for the acquisition of the property. St. Laurent could not be reached for comment Joseph Roach of Real Estate One, Maitland, had said previously that the asking price is $330,000. At that price, Mrs. Lormann has said, it "wouldn't be worth it to the IN BRIEF but I would defer to Rinker's wishes." Later, Farr said he did not feel the concert would be in the best interests of the city of Sanford. He did not elaborate. He added, however, he is not opposed to either organization which was to benefit From its proceeds. Keith said he agreed with Farr entirely. Patrick Murray of the Kathleen Anderson Workshop said his organization supports the concept of the concert, believing it worthy of Sanford. He guaranteed he would monitor the funds raised and was willing to offer men to police the concert under the guidance of Police Chief Ben Butler. Stenstrom added the young people promoting the concert had come to him for guidance and had followed his advice. Murray asked why the request for permits were turned down by the city commission and what rationale was used. Moore responded by saying the request could be made again when a full commission is present. I4 had an offer, but something renovation costs. By JANE CASSELBERRY The three-story hotel is the happened and now the deal is in Herald Staff Writer Longwood Mayor June limbo until we get a firm offer center of the Longwood Lormann had hoped to vote or withdrawal from the owner," Historical District and is adjacent to the present city hallMrs. Lormann said. Monday night on the purchase Mrs. Lormann had been police and fire complex. The of the historic Longwood contains a floor optimistic Friday that the city first Village Inn for use as a city would be able to purchase the restaurant, disco, bar and hall. 11cr disappointment was 96-year-old historic landmark lounge and the second flour has evident as she explained the from the owner, Mrs. Marian been remodeled into 16 offices. Mrs. Lormann had said purchase deal was now in St. Laurent, and that a federal limbo. "I'm sorry to say we grant would be available to help Friday that the city is getting don't have an agreement - we with the purchase and a very good deal and It looked like the price may be betveen $75,000 and $7900. Adventurer Nears Shore . NATION Permits Denied For Concert In . Sanford WORLD : Evening Herald, Sanford, FL MONTH END ls.res. At least one official also held out the possibility Claudette, which was again downgraded in statue from a tropical storm to a depression, could regain strength, but most expressed little concern over the third named dorm of the hurricane season. g ake Carpet' Sale . Hl-LO NYLON VALUE 'EXCITING COLORS 1300 $095 SQ. YD. SQ. YD, Low Prices Because We Want your Business 4-PIECE EARLY AMERICAN OAK* BEDROOM Crafted by Johnston-Tombigbee in historic Early American design. Quality constructed of "solid oak and oak veneers with a dark highlighted finish. Note the handsome flush-with-the-floor styling and antiqued hardware. 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That was the case with a close friend, Bill Buchalter, whose wife died last weekend. The Buchalters lived In Altamonte Springs, and Bill is widely recognized as one of the most knowledgeable sportswriters in the South. Marilyn was known for her generosity, pleasant smile and being a good wife and mother to their two young children. Thirty-one years is not a long life. But as Rabbi Chaim Rozwaskl said at the funeral Monday morning, "Some can live a full life and not attain what others do in a short lifetime." Utter disbelief is what Bill and Marilyn's friends expressed. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 9 A006. __________ r 'I Tuesday, July 24, 979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director F I Ihune Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Ve.ir, $36.00, By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, 13.60; 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. •j The Clock If We Can By JIM HAYNES Go Many of the estimated 300 people at the funeral considered the simple truth that something like this could haj.:t n to them or any one of their loved ones. Death in the prime of life has a way of making people think harder and longer. In the crowd were many high school and college coaches froni the southeastern states. Murray Arnold of Birmingham Southern, Rick Steinke of Georgia Military and Glenn Wilkes of Stetson were among the number. As were athletes about whom Bill had written many, many words. Mike Clark, University of Central Florida's all-time scorer in basketball, was one obviously saddened by Marilyn's death. Bill has been prodded jokingly about a number of subjects his perpetual diet, an affinity for 9.4 sprinters and his sometimes over-enthusiastic — choice of words for describing athletic events. One of the things I use to rib him about was the first time Bill drove past Marilyn's house before they met. A blind date had been arranged, and Bill wanted to make certain he could find the hou'e when the time came. Locating it, he decided ot second spin past it. Coasting down the street at five miles per hour I turned my head in the passenger seat aiid checked to see If anyone was stirring. There wasn't. "Don't look, I don't want to be obvious!" he pleaded. But I don't think I can laugh at that one again. You see, I now perceive Bill's naiveness about his "invisibility" as a thing of sheer beauty. I don't think I could be the one to tell Bill that life goes on. One part of Bill's stopped Saturday. The Eagle has landed." It was 10 years ago, July 20, 1969, that the voice came crackling from 230,000 miles of space. Our astronauts had landed on the moon. Shortly, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin cTambered down tne ladder on their moon lander in their giant leap for mankind." This was indeed a triumph for humanity at large. Perhaps no event before or since has served to symbolize the common bond of the human family on our planet. The human eye had been dazzled by the remote mystery of the moon since time immemorial. Now we were putting our footprint on its dusty surface. But the Eagle is a symbol of the United States of America, and it was a stiffened Stars and Stripes that the Apollo astronauts planted on the Sea of Tranquility. They left the flag not as a mark of conquest, but simply to show that the footprints were those of Americans. While the world at large could share in the meaning of that first visit to the moon, it remained the result of a national endeavor li by the United States. Americans can relive that moment of achievement, but not without an intruding sense of disappointment. Did it mean as much as we thought? The first Apollo landing on the moon opened a window to the future. After the six follow-on Apollo flights and the Skylab missions which ended in that window seemed to close. Not until the empty Skylab posed a danger in its premature reentry did it become significant that we had no 1974, capability of launching a spacecraft that could save it. The Space Shuttle now being readied for test launches will return manned space missions to the scene, but without the high sense of challenge that gave momentum to the Apollo program. Will astronauts return to the moon and reach beyond — it? Certainly they will eventually, but it is hard to predict when. To savor the full rnçaning of. that July 20, 1969, iateinjishir,4 we müst'go'tck to-another May 25. n;i when President John F. Kennedy asked the — nation to commit itself to "achieving the goal, ,before this decade is out, of landing a man on the 'moon and returning him safely to earth," President Kennedy did not pick that goal out of I. thin air. The United States was running scared In the new field of space technology. We had felt the shock of seeing the Russians orbit their Sputnik :satellite in 1957 and then put the first man into orbit in 1961. Mr. Kennedy challenged the nation to come from behind with what would be a "great new American enterprise." Our people did it, with a space program of such brilliant accomplishment It made the Russian effort look clumsy in comparison. It is ironic that as we look back on that success another president is exhorting Americans to overcome a "crisis of confidence" in themselves and their country to meet another challenge. This time we are in deep trouble from mismanagement of our economy and energy resources. What to do? The problem is as complex in its own way as the one facing the first engineer who sat down with a physics textbook and a sliderule to figure out how to get to the moon and back. It's hard to look at our closest neighbor in the sky .today without a thought that is trite only because it -is so true. If we can go to the moon, surely we can keep our homes warm and our power plants I running, and get a car from one end of town to the other without running out of gas. I VIEWPOINT Election Sounding Fever 10 Hits WASHINGTON (NEA)— With motorists fulminating about long lines at service stations and the country facing the prospect of even more serious energy shortages, the president of the United States delivers a major nationally televised speech. "We must develop new sources which will give us the capacity to meet our needs without relying on any foreign oil." the president says, warning that resolution of the problem, "will require some sacrifice by all Americans." The energy crisis has been "the subject of intensive discussion among members of my administration, leaders of Congress, governors, mayors and other groups," the president adds, pledging to "work closely with Congress in developing an emergency energy act." The date of that speech was Nov. 7, 1973 By DON GRAFF The United States isn't the only majo democracy displaying early symptoms o 1 election fever. West Germany also is warming up for a national vote that could be one of the most izteresting in that country's postwar experiment in representative government. 1 An entire new parliament the Bundestag —r is to be selected In the fall of 1980, but attention at the moment focuses on the man the oppoattioli (for the last 10 years) conservative coalition ha selected to lead them into battle against th governing Socialists: Franz-Josef Strauss, Strauss has the longest running politic career in West Germany. As a national figure h Is of the vintage of Konrad Adenauer, Ludwig Erhard and Willy Brandt, all of whom long since have denarted the active oolltical scene vth death or retirement. But Strauss remains, as the perennial leade of the Christian Socialist Union, junior coalitlo partner of the Christian Democrats, and for th past year as prime minister of his native Bavaria. He was a key figure in the Federal Republic' postwar conservative governments. That reid. however, ended In the late '50s when, as defen4 minister he sent his agents ona sweep thro news offices to determine the source of barrasstng pre's leaks concerning secret Gej. man military training arrangements with Spal4 The incident was a little too reminiscent of tht recent Nazi past and forced Strauss' wlthdrawa from the federal cabinet. But even on tht .,... !I3, . - - vnr z,z,n Thn nrccld,in was - ---------,. . w.__... - Richard M. Nixon. The rhetoric undoubtedly sounds familiar because it readily could have been substituted for many of the important lines in President Carter's trio of highly publicized mid-July speeches in Washington, Kansas City, Mo. and Detroit. In fact, virtually all of what was touted to the American people as a major new initiative from Carter was promised to the country before but White House, under various presidents delivered little of it. THE LIGHTER SIDE With Like Us... Friends - the By DICZ WEST WASHINGTON (UP!) I was a bit unsettled, as I imagine many other Americans must have been, by the poor grace with which Australia reacted to the scattering of Skylab debris on that country. — Indeed, the failure of leadership at the highest level of government has been a major contributor. to the "crisis of confidence" Carter noted In .$evlediS e sa to the nation and the "national malatàe" the president cited repeatedly to those who Visited him at Camp David. "Peevish" is the word that comes to mind when one sets about describing the Australian attitude, To place the current "energy crisis" In its, proper context, take another look at Nixon's speeches during the Arab oil embargo of tale 1973 and early 1974. The Aussles make it all too plain that If it weren't for the honor of the thing they would JUSt as soon have pieces of delelict American space vehicles fall somewhere else, In a Jan. 19, 1974 radio speech, he said "I shall urge the Congress... to act Immediately on a windfall profits tax" on petroleum industry revenues and announced that he had directed federal energy officials "to conduct a thorough audit of the records of all major domestic oil companies." I'm sure nobody in this country expected the Australians to exclaim "Thanks, we needed that!" On the other hand, It does seem they could have been a tad less testy about it. On Jan. 23, 1974, in a special energy message to Congress, Nixon proposed creation of two new federal agencies, one to carry out major new activities in energy resource development" and the other "to provide unified leadership and direction for energy technology programs.", In that same message, Nixon called for "the development of a domestic synthetic fuels in. dustry the productions of oil from shale and the production of gas or oil from coal." — I mean, we were in rather an awkward "' situation there with that huge hunk of metal whizzing around upinthe firmament and us with no real notion as to where It was going to drop. it could even have dropped on us Those are moments when you count on your friends to recognize your discomfort and show a little forbearance, Ideally, when we told the Australians, "Sorry about that," or words to that effect, they would have replied, "Oh, think nothing of It," or "It happens In the bed of circles," or words to that effect. It was, in short, a time for them to have been big about It. Had we been In their shoes, I like to think we would have exhibited a much greater measure of savoir-faire. . Nixon delivered on none of those cornmitments. Only nine months after the first of those speeches, he resigned from office rather than face the threat of impeachment. If Australia had, somehow, let a giant boomerang get out of control and Inadvertently crash somewhere In the United States, I feel certain we would have done everything we could to put them at ease. I mean, what are friends for if pot to a't' other over the rough spots? However, I don't wish to appear to be lecturing the Australians on space age etiquette. I merely bring this up by way of getting everyone prepared for a possible new contretemps. - power. The problem seems to be that the various controls built Into the economy no longer function very well. One expert told me about the only thing the government can do is cause the economy to tumble endoverend, which it already apparently is doing. - The end-over-end descent is said to lessen the possibility of a steep nosedive or tailspin, As for the possibility of Australia being flattened by our plummeting economy, the experts say the odds are about the same as the odds against a goose being fatally struck by a golf club, . . Nevertheless, there Is no absolute guarantee the downturn won't be felt Down Under. Should It happen, we shall hope our Australian friends will be more magnanimous than they were when Skylab fell on them. Colima, the entire state attorney's Mall at Tijuana and key federal &W police officials were firgid in a widefanging shakeup by outgoing President Luis Echeverria. percent lnW76th4.9 percent inlfl8. This thturn may have contributed to a dramatic drop in the number of fatal heroin overdoses in the United States from 1,597 in 1976 to 596 In 1978. e U.S. intelligence r.ort indicates that many Mexican judicial officials were protecting At the time of the secret report, Durazo blg4line drug traffickers; the going rate for Moreno was chief of election campaign security police protection was $10,000 a month. This was for Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo. usually paid to e local police th unander, who Durazo Moreno was appointed to his present y e but even powerful job shortly after Lopez PortWo took freedom to provided po ce esco s for li rt dr ug elhIPents on office In December 1976. r.ii..l,i,, •h "WIMMI, We contacted Durazo Moreno at his Meco City office, and he vehemently denied the U.S. intelligence epet{ibiàd whether charge. He told us that both he and President Echeverria's crackdown would reach politically Lopez Portillo, have copies of a U.S. State powerful Individuals like Durazo Moreno. Department document clearing him of Im- "Mod of the accused gained office because of plicatlon in the drug racketeering that Infected their Minding in the governing party, and often various levels of Mexican officialdom in 1975. because they were personal friends of the A State Department official refused to confirm president or his closed seaodMw," a secret U.S. or deny the police cig.rs claim, saying that such document noted. "Any wholesale housecleaning Information would be considered classified. But would cause cracks In the power drueture." earlier US. Intelligence documents make no Therefore, the analysts concluded, "the bones about Durauzo Moreno's i nvolvement In prriklint will probably cesümi graduafly to the narcotics traffic. A secret dispatch of March trainfer or dilmill the 00MV& oHI$als-" The 2, 1976, for example, Mates that "discussions report added this gloomy wernb: "Often a were begun on how to proceed against the corrupt official Isremoved only tobe replaced by notorious Arturo Do..." corrupt on.." The discussions obv1oty "It amount to Footnote: One put of Eçh.verrla's narcotics much. Durazo Moruio not only escaped cliesup cmIPi1W1 had a perhaps last prosecution, he was promoted, beneficial effect. That was the spraying of Other Mexican offlclals were not so lucky U.S. Mexican poppy fields with hercu1e. Ibe Intelligence sources reported that the attorney resulting drop In supply led drug dealers to HAIL OF medals. Those who fight for peace are lucky°' if they get recognition of any kind. eL.. ....J.,.....l,1 UIV WIUCFWWIU. - - .'ui — "I guess it Kennedy is FOR deregulating the trucking industry, I must be AGAINST It!" Call 322-2611 NOW! 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Call Dean of Men's office for ticket Information. . ,.,1. •. el W attended the signing ceremonies as pan of'~e prescorps, Cohen gave Mrs. Anwar Sda ja ;heck for $10,000 to help three Egyptian to4i children whoin he and Mrs. Sadat have been' m I sponsoring for more than a year. In recognition of a fighting flISfl enlisted In The cause of peace, we re proud to Induct AVe I and morning showers uiai afternoon an evening Cohen Into our Hall of Heroes. southeast coast and Keys. Highs near N. Lows WATCH ON WASTE: The Navy believes th3t highs in the upper Ns to mid Isnight in the 71s. Winds to:g& more than a champagne bottle lows In the lls except near VOL smashed when a new ship is la unched. So the .!"Y151. $ mph uid so southeastern beaches and $uaty near thunderstorms, night before each shipyard christening, a Keys. y Is held for Navy bra" hats , ,, reaslng some Wedeesday. o pr babilIty 50 percent :'in dj $aY. $ percent tonight and 40 1 as high as $1,000 per bash, or about $7s,(Io 'a .rceut Wednesday. year at the current rate of fleet construction. ft money comes out of the Navy's $510,000 "official WEDNESDAY TIDES representation fund" a bureaucrtic'øa)1ua Beach: high, 9:34 ,, euphemism for "booze budget. 4.4 n.m., 9:15 p.m.; low, 3:11 n.m., More than 1,000 Army reservists 4owe4 up pm. recently for their two-week inflUil tT1IflJt 1 1IPert Canaveral: high, U:2$ exercise at Camp Blinding, Fin., aupposedly$p 9:47 p.m.; low, 3:01 n.m., simulate logistical support In a hypothecl European war. Buh the summer soldiers spent "jeaypsrt: high, 3:39 n.m., 2:45 nearlyhalfoftheirtune relearning the old AP? ; low, 9:02 a.m., 1:45 p.m. game of "hurry up and wait." The written 61 0 4, problen j and orders for the $60,000 exer5lie BOATING FORECAST i L Augustine to Jupiter Inlet didn't arrive for five days, headquarters' -lost II miles—Small craft explanation was astonishing: A lack' 'e .uld exercise caution. Winds duplicating machines. Footnote: Those who know of governtht Ap,ptkeasli 11 t. 20 knots, eztravangance can write to Jack AndereWls 4eai1ig to 11 knots Wed. Watch on Waste, P.O. Box 2300, washingtth, ,.aY. Seas 3 to 6 feet, D.C. 20013. .,L, decreasing some Wednesday. - ____ Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., WEATH ER i C Ii i ef D e ii i e s D r Li q s Polce WASMNGT10N — Arturo Durm Moreno, general and On federal attorney for the state of -1 "cut" the heroin so'Idto US.Junkies from over 6 - i u it ha r(4a iiiiti ta bit'. explained hit' mia'tbati,r ' as iahht'd in \1ora1a bt'ca use a iii u ci cat ion break d uI'. 1: developed ,Jul Ill '.h'.'ri tbc. teams int'l for Es'.,, hours I" (lls''uss salaries i3oth tt'anns stalked assay ss ith different accounts of 'Ii. hat happened ~ Sanford Rotara, 7:30 p r 'irst Federal of Seminole, -. . trafficking. U.S. Intelligence sources say the?. Is no evidence he has severed his connections with . ,njtJpn1.;polit1c i.cwnJncd , chief of police of Mexico City was named ina An afternoon with a federal mediator Monday failed to produce any compromises between the Seminole County teachers' union and the school management (earn, but both sides are willing to give it medical IFISUFaItCe coverage, and teacher salaries. 'liii' mediator wIll go from one roiuii tit another to try to get the teams to ieach sonic agreement," Cowley explained. "1h'c decisions that are made f3 ('aUCUS, however, are not really official until both teams c-nine out and sit together at the CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL - - His reputatLoijshat of the wild 'bull German politics a powerful pex-sonality laceratingly outspoken, a dedicated rlghtwlngeç and something of a roughneck peasant. Strauss is well aware of this image and onc$ said that Germans would have to be in desperate state to make him chancellor. Tha self-awareness may explain his sudden decislo to seize the conservative leadership from a palli clique the late Konrad Adenauer would hay difficulty recognizing as his political heirs. Th Germans as a whole may not have been in desperate state, but the conservatives certalnl were. Under the old leadership, the election wa already written off to Chancellor Helmut Sc mldt's Socialists. The conservatives still are expected to lose almost certainly even by Strauss himself. But least they will be going into a real battle fror which they should emerge minus the cobwebs c the past decade. Chancellor Schmidt is seen by many Gei mans to be the most effective national leade since Adenauer, possibly even Blamarck. Bt where Adenauer, a formidable authoritarla personality, was a far greater force In won affairs than the country he represented, th forceful Schmidt and economically powerf politically influential West Germany are perfect match. Even the White House now admits that the U.S. economy is falling. And when one country's economy plunges, It almost always has an pact In other countries. JACK ANDERSON secret Mexican Intelligence report in 1975 as one of many big shots involved in Illegal narcotic 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, noon, Lake Monroe Holiday Inn. the dispute arid rule one way or another. Her job is to try to get us together." In mediation, both teams meet in caucus in separate rooms and discuss the three items previously agreed on to pr esent at the bargaining table: the school calendar for the 197980 school 'ear. health and another try. reach a compromise between Both teams were scheduled to the two teams, was closed to the meet with Margaret Rose, the press. designated federal mediator, ''We met at the table with the from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. today at mediator yesterday to define Lyman High School in the disputes," Ernest Cowley, ffp.9 to end a Longwood in chief negotiator for the school deadlock at the bargaining management team, said today. table. "She is not an arbitrator who is The session, designed to supnose to listen to both sides of - — ....... B SHARON CitRft,tSCO Herald Staff Writer Free Employer Education Seminar on Epilepsy, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Bush Science Center Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. Courtesy breakfast, beginning 8:30 a.m. 1; Germany ,1~1 mnra than " WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 ,i Like Nixon Mex i c o BERRY'S WORLD 11 Again In School Dispute 'It-- Mediator Tries , ''~o J o__.., __Aii,.02~ ~ TUESDAY, JULY 24 Rally to Defeat SALT, sponsored by The Conservative Caucus, 8 p.m., Sheraton Jetport Inn, Orlando. Speakers: It. Gen. John Flynn (Ret.) and Howard Phillips, national director of TCC. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 P.M. Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Aviation Bodeler, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Halfway House. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Adnrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. — Carter • CALENDAR ,~~ IA — ANGL EWAL TERS To The Moon... Tuesday, July 24,1979—S A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - —. ___---- ___ �Tuesday, July 24,1979-lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SCOREBOARD SPORTS 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ague viaior ea Tuesday, July 24, 197 6 Bitt A Sundance 16.20 460 $00 2 Val Iant Boy • 420 400 3 Mr. Able George • 700 0 (2•$) 37.00, +P (4.2) 3) • 3 as ebal i 391.00 Fourth race, C.s.1a Time 3I V National League East 11 Torborg Is By ' Fired Injuns After lClaregun's Duke 1260 $10 ' 340 3 Sunflower Honda • 420 3 W L Pct. 00 0 Jarhead Boone 110 lontreal 53 30 .512 Q (3.4) 24.40. P (6.3) 7110 1 (44.0) ittsbrgh 53 10 .570 1 334.00 tilcago 52 10 .545 Fillhrace, 0 5.16 T 33 47 'tjila 52 44 .542 3'.', 3 Shireen 26 20 960 160 I. Louis 15 16 .193 8 5 Eagle Troubles 020 600 low York33 53 .110 14'., 1 Father Fred West 0(3.5) 95.40 P (33) 131 70 1 (5.5.4' W L Pct. GB 1443.00 46u%ton 54 44 .360 Sixth race a s.0 11mm 00 inc h 51 49 .510 5 4Wise Cracker • 6.20 1.00 3.10 San Fran 4 31 .405 0 S John Clader 9.10 6.10 San Diego 16 35 .435 101.', 3Amaretto 6.40 All ' ' Cl.Evl:LAND (UPI) The Cleveland Indians' off-again, on-again saga of clubhouse vs. front-office turmoil has coneluded at least for this season with the firing of Jeff To rborg as manager of the American League club. ' interim manager for the rest of the season, took over the club for Monday night's game in Cleveland against the Milwaukee Brewers and led the Indians to a 5-4 VU.•tory. - - - don 't want to paint the house. "You feel wanted when you win. It's only when you lose that you get that bad feeling," he added. seasons. nothing definite. I've been home ( Mountainside, N.J.) only one summer since 1962. The house needs painting, but I with Bob Lemon of the New York Yankees to take over as manager. Those talks collapsed, however, when Lemon decided he didn't want thej ob. "They called me this morning and Phil (Seghi) and Gabe (Paul) admitted they had made a mistake in not letting me go three weeks ago," Torborg said. "Before the press conferin Detroit I told them they should make a change. On the way from the airport to the hotel, Gabe said, 'Why don't you quit.' I said, 'I'm not a quitter and I'm no fool, "It is a situation that CTICS out for some action from our standpoint," said Cleveland General Manager Phil Seghi. "These things are never easy, but we felt a change was necessary." The 37-year-old Torborg, who replaced Frank Robinson, major league baseball's first black manager, In June 1977, directed the Indians to a 157-201 record in one complete and two The mild-mannered Torborg accepted the decision quietly, but with a touch of bitterness. "Here I am, going home, no job. I've had a few calls from major Indians' President Gabe Paul and General Manager Phil Seghi dismissed Torborg Monday t h eir third base coach, Dave Garcia, a former manager of the California Angels, Garcia, who will serve only as Monday left the club in sixth place in the American League East, ahead of only the cellardwelling Toronto Blue Jays. Torborg came close to being fired in late June, when In di ans' President Gabe Paul confirmed at a news conference in Detroit he had negotiated The firing came after the Indians lost four straight games and seven of their last eight, Cleveland's 43-52 record on either." With his contract expiring at the end of this season, Torborg said at the time he was angered at the way Cleveland's front office handled the situation an declared he would not consider remaining as manager past the end of this year. "After the incident in Detroit, the strength of my position as manager lessened," Torborg continued. "The players realized what was happening and it had to have an effect on them." The 58-year-old Garcia managed the Angels from July 1977 to May 1978. lie previously was a coach with the Indians in 1911576. He also coached first base for the San Diego Padres from 1970-73. Garcia announced Monday Indians' first base coach Joe Nossek would coach third base and the club had hired former major leaguer Torn McCraw to coach first base McCraw, who was a playercoach for the Indians in 1974-75 and the club's minor league batting instructor in 1977, will join the Indians in Minnesota on Wednesday. Atlanta >Y . J;,.~ 1 111 ;. , ' T ,,,. . I1 ~ ~ *, ,~~-,~ ' ~. V., I-~-*,- 1I (I . , 1 ' '~'"c . a ',:.: -. ., .1,. % ... I.,"I ~ I -—... I 1 . .I . - . -_1--V111 ..._ .1_..~. 11-1 ,- .. I ~- Chi 2, Cinci 1, reg. gm Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta 1, __________ _____ 1' - ~ ! I t :: S .'. _ St - 11 Sc 44I .1 , I .,1 11, , ..) 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W '* . I 7.6 EIOFF '• . , p,,: . S " ' sonnei. ______ I S ' easoull ' S 1264.20 of Trinity College and cornerback Harry Johnson of Southern Colorado. New York Giants - Place four players on waivers: quarterback Jerry Golsteyn, running back Bob Turner and defensive backs Mike Mince and Darnell MeyerS. / , 2.60 Philadelphia - Cut the following llthr AS-16T tree agents via waivers; Joe Odom, S K's Poco 20.20 8.20 4.60 Wichita State; guard Steve Bet. lVickle's Flash 4.60 2.00 nardo, Wake Forest; kicker Hans 1 Shredder 3.40 Nielsen , Michigan State; guard 0(45)3330 P (54)213 40 1(5.4:1) Frank Hilt, N r th Carolina State, o cornerback Willie Marsh, Pitt; urn C34T Safety James Richberg, San Jose 3 Muck King 7.60 3.10 3.40 1.20 State, cornerback Sherman Taylor, 4 Thanks 0 Wichita State. SClaytonD li(ansas City - Waived two rookie it" agents: linebacker Bonn Dunn '' ' ' 3.80 2.60 15.00, P (14) Kent Perkov for the season because of nee surgery. -' 1' ' S - Ninth race, S 5.16 T.31.62 Announced retirement of defensive lineman Gregg Robinson; waived cor- ' S- 7 4 S 8.00 5.00 200 director of college scouting and 1 Straight Th named former Washington Red. 6 P Bo wler skins' Coach Bill McPeak chief f Respondent I S -. . ' S , ' Jerry Meter of Michigan and wid 4 $ofa Lynn# receiver Billy Dlggs of Winst~ 130 I Third Brother '#"' . " , ':;. S 5.,. Seventh race, A,$)61.31.6g SMdito 7 00 440 240 Oils of Stanford, center Dave Eighth Huffman of Noire Dame, linebacker 2M L Pi nts pro scouting. New York Jets c : i..; . ' . ,.' 3940'P (32)191.90,1 (34$) Torborg and named thirdbas.coach Dive Garcia interim manager. 0.00 4.40 3.60 lTrani.Gastill New York (AL) - Reactivated SVictorOerardo 1.40 1.40 pitcher Ed Figuirol and sent out. IIrustaPradera 400 Holder Bobby Brown to Columbus of Q(s.7)n.3$,p(;.$)t74.30,T(v. the International League. I4I.I$. 5)1)1) 445.10 0etroit-Recatldoutflelder Third Gam e Altar Greene from Evansville of 13.00 s Santi American Association. 4.00 3.00 lasketball Cleveland -Named Stan Albeck, 0(I-3)34.41:p(5.I) IoI.u,T(s-I. assistant coach of the Los Angeles p 475,, Lakers, head coach; named Ron Pmnho.me Hrovat executive vice president. s RamonOlano 16.40 0.23 0.60 general manager; named Jimmy 3 Trani •ldriala 4 30 Rodgers director of player per. 3Zubi•Mandiois 3.10 - Li L. S Third Race, C. 5'14;T32 I : ! . . '• . •, and punter Greg Coleman; signed 4 Claregun's Flyer 8.40 3.90 freeagent fight end Steve Craig and 2 Mountain Jolly 2.60 free-agent running back M a rk Q (4-5) 34- $0. P (54) 61 70. 1 (5-2) Keller; signed quarterback Ste v e 80 £ NEW AT 1-4 -- ." S ?' '•' . " ' Omaha. linebacker e X Penn Stale, defensive tackle Jeff - Sixth race Perlinger of Michigan, linebacker 4 Nixon1Whitey 6.003:40 2.10 Elroy Stogibn of TexasEl Paso and 2lexas Company 3.00 3.00 linebacker Juan Walton of Texas 6 W Cornwall 2.60 Southern. Minnesota - Signed wide receiver Q(7.4) 31.30, P (4.2) 11.3$, T (4-24) catcher Bill Nahorodny. Clilveland - Fired Manager Jeff - - 5 -. -- - Evening Herald ' Sammy White, linebacker Scott Studweil, cornerback Bobby Bryant of lth1SJJI - , 11 0. S It ,•i_ The Greg Stemrlck to a muiti.year 40140 contract; released defensive ba ck 'Flfth race,0341.fl34 Tim Ries of Southwest Missouri 3 Blue Rocket 15.10 3.40 3.00 State, kicker Jan Stahle of South. 2 GM's Black World 640 3.60 west Missouri State, linebacker S Black Limo 2.30 Danny Gadeken of S , . ' . ' "We found no Indications of a Colorado. His leaping, one-liand this happens." 1!h1lJo)J 1 40 0(1.3) 74 00. P (1.3) 137.40; T (1.3. 2 Sara E(haniz 3 40 0(4.0)31.20; P (0 4)1)520; T (0.4. 0) 200 JO Twelfth Game 2)707.10 I F41Ot1 Wal l y II 80 S 20 600 Ninth Game Apraiz Enriq ue 600 4 10 IS 10 8 40 4 20 2 lasa 'I Solid 8 60 580 2 60 8 Ilede Echanz 0(1- I) 3720. P (1.4)102 00; 1 (IS. I Poclolfo 3 80 0(7.1)79.00; P(2 4)180.60; 1 (2.4. 0) 497.70 A- 1.131. Handle $131,741. 1) 735.00 . "1 "r t. • / MONDAY NIGHT one.year contracts. Cincinnati -Placed running back Deacon Turner on "left camp" list. Houston - Signed cornerback DISCOUNT PRICES ON MICHELIN TIRES Now Hours S 20 3 80 8 Sant Arca BCidP Paco 4 .'..: • . I •\ ' ' Chicago (AL) - Reactivated 4, Steeler Rookie . 11.20 Football Buffalo - Signed defensive lineman Mike Kadlsh to a series of - Montreal trimmed San hits and Dave Lopes hit an Francisco, 8-3, Los Angeles inside-the-park homer in help-topped New York, 3-1, and ing the Dodgers to victory over Chicago defeated Cincinnati the Mets. twice, 9-8 and 2-1. Cubs 9-2, Reds 8.1: In American League games, The Cubs won the completion Baltimore downed Oakland, 74, of a May 10 suspended game on Cleveland edged Milwaukee, 5- a run-scoring single by Steve 4, Chicago routed Detroit, 11-3, Ontiveros in the 18th LimIng, New York whipped Seattle, 6-2, then took the regularly scheCalifornia crushed Boston, 9-2, duled game on Dave Klngman'a Minnesota topped Toronto, 7.6, two-run homer In the ninth, and Kansas City defeated Texas, 54. Padres 6, Phlllies 5: Dave Winfield tied the score with a two-run homer in the eighth inning then won the game in the ninth with a runscoring single. IATHOBE, Pa. (UPI) Expos 6, GIants 3: Rookie wide receiver Carla Andre Dawson, Tony Perez Lee became the tenth Pitt*. and Larry Parrish belted burgh Sleeler to be sidelined homers to power the Expos to with an injury Monday, when he victory over the Giants. sprained his back in a morning Dodgers 3, Mets 1: workout. He is expected to be Rerry Reuss scattered seven out for two or three days. S S . '°J 12th race, C. 3-14, T. 32.01 1Imperial Sight 10.40 6.40 2.60 5 Sta nd Still 3.40 2.20 2 M Princess 2,30 0(4.5) 10.40, P (4.3) 32.30, T (44.2) IV S have shaken their slump. Phil was equally as pleased with his brother's achievement as he was with his own performance. "It looks like we've got a family race going. That's a good thing," said Phil. "it's nice to be leading in wins. I definitely prefer to share It with my brother. It's something special. I'm more happy for him coming off the trouble he's had. I'm glad they won tonight," Phil's victory, his 35th career shutout, caine after the Pirates had taken the opener, 83, behind the four-hit pitching of Bert Blyleveim. In the nightcap, the Pirates pulled off their First triple play since July 9, 1911, when Niekro grounded Into a rare around-the-horn type in the second Inning. Elsewhere in the NI., San Diego roppeti rtumwieipma, b0, S 1., Q(44)3720,P(4-4) Ill.". TransactIons as Baltimore Manager Earl when Willie Aikens lined to San Francisco, 8-3, San Diego collected three hits and drove in televising of 40 games during we come up with something hoped Cain's return would advocate. Weaver says, he "gets more shortstop Rick Burleson with edged Philadelphia, 6.5, and two runs to lead Kansas City. the regular season and 10 definite, but It could take make the Cardinals winners RBI per hits than any person the bases loaded. It was the Los Angeles downed New York, White Sox 11, Tigers 3: during the playoffs. Regular several weeks." Wilkinson said Cain was, again. I've ever seen," and has 49 RBI seventh triple play In the AL 3-1. Yankees 6, Mariners 2: Mike Squires collected four season games will be televised "J.V. was one of the things we running "a simple pass patEmerging from the closed on only 57 hits. this season - tying a league Chris Chumnbliss and Jim hits, including a two-run sixth- Thursday evenings with team meeting, most players looked forward to this season," tern." At play's end, he turned , "It's been one of those record. Spencer belted homers to lead inning single, to lead Ctlicago occasional double-headers were too shaken to talk. Rookie said Joe Sullivan vice took two steps back* toward the years," Rudi said. "My back Elsewhere in the AL, New New York to its fourth win in over Detroit. featuring East Coast and Wed Jerry Holloway, drafted as a president for operations, "He huddle and collapsed. leg is collapsing. It seems the York beat Seattle, 6-2, Clove- five games since the All-Star Twins 7, Blue Jays I: Coast games. The 10 playoff backup to Cain at tight end, said was one of the leaders. more I fight it, the more I do it. land edged Milwaukee, 54, break. Cain was taken to St. Joseph Mark Lemongello's wild pitch games will be selected from there was talk of retiring Cain's Everybody looked up to him. And I don't know why." Baltimore downed Oakland, 7-4, lndian.s 5, Brewers 4: wIth one out and the bases those midweek games not jersey, No. 88, and of players Now new leaders must take Hospital, where he died in the The Angels, who had 14 hits, Kansas City nipped Texas, 5-4, Bobby Bonds belted a two-run loaded in the ninth scored shown by CBS. emergency room. wearing black armbands at over." chased loser Joel Finch, 0-2, in Chicago routed Detroit, 11-3, homer and Duane Kuiper Bombo Rivera and lifted the opening inning. Frost, 8-8, and Minnesota topped Toronto, snapped an 0-for-14 streak with Minnesota over Toronto. By United Press Iatenmatloual The brothers Nlekro are rivaling the Smith Bros. cough drops for the relief of everyday miseries; The famed cough drops can only soothe sore throats, while Joe and Phi! Nlekro are proving to be a cure-alt for beleaguered pitching staffs. Both Niekros notched their 14th victories - tops in the major leagues -• Monday night as Joe 'beat the St. Louis CardInals, 3.2, on a six4ütter and Pinl mapped the Pittsburgh Pirates' nine-game winning streak, H. on a two-hitter in the second game of a doubleheader. "I .was checking the scoreboard every inning to see how Phil was doing," said Joe. Joe's victory was only the fourth In the last 16 games for the Astrus, but the younger Niekro feels the National Idgue WeL £11 Vthkutl ieuikrs - 410.20 INVIRNISS 14th Wins I I I I ' .223 but, against California in the eighth losing, 8-0, Montreal defeated feast off Texas pitching, Roiencrans, provides for the have to keep testing and hope dismal 6-10 season. Wilkinson was a staunch physical fitness Nab 1) 16020 0(23) 31.00; P (3.2) 9000; T (32 Eleventh Game 36.00. I Domnqo Fiadola IS 00 6 80 6 70 E,qtith Game ft Said Sarduy 600 3 60 I) 80 5 10 6 20 3 Duran Pt"cna 4) 4 ' I . First race, M5-16'T.33,30 7 Doraz 10.60 3.20 3.60 Home Runs 4 Carol's Abbey $40 340 National League - Schmidt, 1 Lady Flare $60 Phil 34; Kingman, Chi 30; 0(1.7) $1.40, +P (7-4) 144.61, 1 (74 Winfield, SD 24; Lopes, LA 22; 1726.40 Matthews, Ali, Foster, Cm and B.Roblnson, Pitt 20. Second race, D5.14T.33.O$ American League - Lynn, 2 Raw Talent 14.00 5.60 1.20 Dos and Baylor, Cal 24; 3 Budzoo's Gypsy 7.20 3.00 Thomas, Mil 23; Singleton, Bait 4MyKin 5.10 and Rice, Bos 33 Q (3.3) 33,30, P (2.3) 64.60, T (3.3.4) the year and earned hini the the Cardinals to bring Cain's are inconclusive." can Leaguers - and Dave with his 22nd homer and the triumph in the regularly Pat Kelly's pinch-hit grand weekly, prime-time lsis. starter's role midway through widow, Jeanne, to St. Louis. Frost fired a four-hitter Red Sax added their final run in scheduled game, Houston slain in the eighth rallied The agreement, announced "This thing could get corn- the 1975 season. Cain had undergone a by Monday night to lead the Angels the ninth on a leadoff homer by edged St. Louis, 3-2, Pittsburgh Baltimore over Oakland. NBA Commissioner plicated now with him being an A torn Achilles tendon in thorough medical examination to a 9-2 rout of the Boston Red Butch Hobson. Boston pulled off split a double-header with Royals 5, Rangers 4: Lawrence O'Brien and UA- athlete. We don't know if heat training camp last year forced at training camp and was said Sox. Its second triple play of the year Atlanta, winning, 7-1, and George Brett, continuing to Columbia President Robert and exertion were factors, We Cain to sit out the Cardinals' to be in excellent condition. He , Rudi, is batting only Niekros I - r 1r 212.20 Ninth race, D,5.)l,T.fl.34 I Baby H Nick 16.10 9.20 5.00 3 Dance About 11.10 9.10 6 Era Star 3.60 Q(I.3)1SS.60,P(;.3)394.$o,'r(1.3. ea eauers ders In Cain 's Death S 2 Ramon Pecina 520 3 80 6 Sara Badiola 300 0(1.2) 39,00; P (1.2) 125.40; T (1.2. 6) 30.20. Filth Game 3 BCidC Diaga 8.20 460 100 2 Egana Gondra 810 7 00 6Said Enrique 1 60 0 (2.3) 32.40; P ( 32) 62.70; 1 (3.2. 0 204.20. Sixth Game 6Arano Gast! Il 6.10 1 20 320 3 Carasa Andre 9 10 8 60 5Santi Pradera 7.60 0(34) 47.20; P ($•3) 107.10; 1 ($-3 1 I? 20 It 00 1 80 700 580 .1 40 7VICandI Isdro 1 Sara Arrieta 1020 110 100 . 2 Adrienne's Song 3.60 4 Gifted Katie i 0 12-7) 16 40 P (72) $ 1 90 1 (12-4) L - games nationally on a regular said. "As of now the findings 1 Goldos Diaga - Attendance 1,094; Handle $114,139 Heart Attack Out In the National League, Cleveland and give new Mating- Satellite Services, Inc. have 6.00 2.60 1.00 3 Zuhu Olano Fourth Game 100 3.10 00 OHIO Baltimore 7, Oakland 4 Cleveland 3, Milwaukee 4 Chicago 11, Detroit 3 New York 6, Seattle 2 California 9, Boston 2 Minnesota 7, Toronto 6 Kansas City 5, Texas 4 NBA Agrees To TV Terms O's 11.60 I SantiWatly MONDAY NIGHT 6.00 2.60 3 Sara Sarduy First Game 1.00 10.10 7.10 1.40 0(1.6)33.00; P (6.1)111.50; 1 2 Victor Diaga II 3) 320.40. 7 Duran Gasti II 6.60 1.20 Eleventh Game 5 Domingo Arca 5.00 6Arano 10.10 7.00 6.20 Q (3.7) 31.20; P (2.7.3) 30,$0, 1 Tran(.Pradeça Second Game 560 2.10 1 Sara Pecina 3.20 8 TraniArca 10.20 9.20 3.60 0(11.4) $0.00; P (6.1) 200.10; T (6. 1 DuranPradera 7.40 1.00 1.4) 234.20. 3 GaldosAndre 1 10 Twelfth Game 0(4.0) •; P (1-4) 791.60; 00 12. 1 Beide•Sarduy 15.10 3.00 2.20 0) 160.60. 1 Egana Olano Third Game 7.00 2.00 2 Oscar Enrique 11.10 ,S 70 3.00 2.00 3 Zubi Q (14) 34.00; P (4.1) 07.00; T (4.1. 1 Enrique 1,00 1.10 2) 232.0. 2 Trani 3,60 3 Sara - Sarduy 33.00; p (4.1 ) 111.50; 1(6-IS 3) 320.40. Eleventh Game 10.10 7.00 6.20 6Arano.Olano 5.60 2.10 1 TraniPradera 320 ISara-Pecina Q (i") 40,34; P (6.1) 200.10; T (6.1- 4 Come By Chance .424 15 Results six-run first-inning outburst yielding a leadoff double to Chicago beat Cincinnati, 9-8, in er Dave Garcia a victory over entered into a three-year heart attack," St. Charles touchdown catches helped Davis flew to Houston Sunday with his 12th career grand slam Carlton Fisk in the sixth. the completion of a suspended Milwaukee. agreement to televise NBA County Coroner Joseph Mueller make him the Cardinal rookie night in a plane chartered by - most among active Arneri- 42 57 Id POINTERS Rudi, 1 3.20 3.00 0th race, A, 5-I0, T. 31. 57 SJM's Speed Rapid 4.60 2.10 2.00 West 4.20 3.20 W . Pct. 01 7 Carry Fred 4 Ethel Rhoads 7.10 $7 12 376 0 (74) 7.20. P ($7) 16.50, 1 (0-7-4) 53 12 531 3 119.60 33 11 .346 3 llthraCe,D,5.14,T.32,$$ 47 49 .490 0'i 6Sbadow Dance 11.10 1.40 1.20 45 52 .464 11 Minn INVERNESS Altamonte walked five and fanned 10. "I'd set the tempo for the game. situation a year ago, 1-0. "That's just who we wanted Springs Little League all-stars say Tony was just wild enough After the first two batters were moved one step closer to the to be eff ective," added Whit- retired, Altamonte Springs to play," said Whittington. first plateau of their eventful tington. "They have a flat came alive as Golmont singled, "This one is at our place, and goal Monday night, bumping off pitching mound, so the con- Kevin Hill was hit by a pitch our kids are already cranked a strong Inverness team, 13-4, dltlons were not ideal." and Johnson followed with a up." in the semifinals of the district The district winner goes to Johnson, Van Golmont, Scott two-run single. Steve Hutsell tournament. l followed with an RBI single Miami Sunday for next week's Underwood and Rod Metz al Altamonte Springs advances state tournament, where a state and Metz doubled home the last had good nights at the plate. to Wednesday's 8 p.m. f inale champ represents the Sunshine Johnson hit a second-inning run of the rally. agai nst DeLand, a 2-0 winner homer. Golmont also had do ubles in State at the Southeastern over West Oak Ridge. Inverthird and fifth-inning rallies. Regional. ness faces West Oak Ridge in Golmont, Metz and UnderNext stop is Williamsport, Altamonte will be taking on the 6 p.m. consolation contest. wood each had three hits. the same Deland all-star outfit Pa. for the Little League World Both games are set for It was the first inning which which beat it in the same Series. Altamonte Springs Civic Center complex. "We just had our hitting shoes on," said winning coach Rus Whittington this morning. "We got another sound pitching performance from Tony Johnson he has given us a one-hitter and a three-hitter." Johnson's three-hitter set down Invern ess pretty well. He ALTAMONTI 1 Santi Wally 6 BeideBadiola '.utiia nadola 9 80 160 1 40 S.id Olano 5 60 3 40 Eqana Arreta 3 00 0 (47) 41.20; P(4.7)14020; T (4.?. 4 Seventh Game 7 Dapper Darren American League East W L Pct. 01 Bait 64 32 667 , Boston 51 35 .624 Mllwauke 59 39 .602 6 3314 .516 New York 4 47 .505 15½ Detroit Cievelnd 41 52 .450 20 Toronto 29 70 293 36½ Johnson 3-Hitter Tops Inverness Al N H ' Ninth Game 9.10 5.20 3.00 lApralZ 7.00 6.10 0 Echanhi 1.20 2RodoIfo Q(4.$) 49,34 P (4.0) 157.50; 1(4.0 2) $76.40. Tenth Game 11.60 1.00 3.10 6 Belde.SadIola Tenth Game 5) 320 40. 21 304.00. 6- : games t his season. The Cardinals said team ST. CHARLES, Mo. (UPI) •:.''fr b, Tom Vincent Usfw..d $ 1 2 J.Langiiy 44$ "No decisions were made,"dfltwoudbe closed to the J.V. Cain's 'teaznmate4 filed Chasly 3 2 1 Praldon I II oalmon quietly into the meeting room at Head Coach Bud Wilkinson public until after Cain's funesii L..VV 2 1 a AL TAM ONTE I'Y Blanchfleld, one of the coaches of Altamonte Springs Little League's 13 Hill I 3 2 2 N. Lang ley 332 said. "This was not the time for ral. A. team spokesman said, football training camp. JMauA 422 I"ia. year-old all-stars team, gives his son Jim a few pointers nh,w/ 1ck/ag' a "There'll be light workouts, Their solemn demeanor that." MIlO 31 3 Lamb Altamonte lost the First game of the state tournament in homestead Monday, 5.j 3 Running back Wayne Morris mostly to keep the players' WaIl ,, Monday contrasted sharply Ill Holmes to Rockledge and was on the wrong end of a no-hitter. The tourney is double- Vanderirlfl 3'' Lnari II0 wIth the noise, laughter and told reporters, "I would like to minds on other things." Totals 3ll3I' Turner 300 elimination, and manager [lobby Robinson's squad goes back into action Totals horscp!.' that normally ac- personally dedicate the season 23 4 3 Cain's closest friend on the to J.V." Wednesday. John Luzzi went the distance and was Monday's loser for Attam.,,t. 48 134-14 companies such gatherings, team, defensive tackle Charlie IflYIflhlli I I Altamonte. Morris then began to starn. Davis, said Cain appeared to be The players and staff of the mer and weep. He looked over in good health and spirits St. Louis Cardinals were to Wilkinso n and said, "I'm Sunday, his 28th birthday. stunned by Cain's death Sunday sorry," Wilkinson draped night, two hours after he arm aroun d th "I was with him all day," e yo ung athlete collapsed at team practice. Davis said. "I talked to him and led him from the room. Doctors at first attributed the NEW YORK (UP!) -. The Th e 6-foot-4 Cain was the about his bi rt hday and how we Natio n al Basketba11 death to a heart attack but an Cardinals' No. I draft choice in were going to celebrate at By United Press Interuational held the lied Sox hitless through 76, a two-run single to spark Association and UA-Columbia autopsy Monday ruled that out. 1974 out of the University of training Camp. Then suddenly 4•• 0(1'S) $0.20; P (5.4) 22610; T (SI . 176.40 Eighth race, C. 51-6, T. 31.83 Montreal 8, San Francisco - .4. 5 HP's Blazto Star 4 B. Jimmie Ist Los Angeles 3. New York 13 Seattle -.JJ r- " A- 1,413; Handle $113.2 Tenth Game 0(4-3) SO.20, P (4-5) 105.00, T (4-5-3) ~Houston 3, St. Louis 2 San Diego 6, Philadelphia S - - 4)576.40. nx!cgw" ~ Z~~ -,~w==-m?--,~~, ~111111111k - M 29.40; P (3.3) 17.10; 1 (3-2 - Altamonte Advances To District Finale Wednesday ii":-."'.,:i~.,:1i',,- Z.- .N. _ -Iryi _ vr; ,~:, :-, -~L-A. r~ 1 1 ..~4~1~1 _ : .*e, r` k111&11 L1X'L'.#..-~,,: 0~ .. 41 S7 .411 14 (3.3) 209.10. S . ...L 1 11 I 11 -• S_ - _ I �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, July 24, 197 OURSELVES S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Considering Divorce? Miss Litchfield, James B. Closser Attorney Urges Parents Exchange Vows To Read Up On New Laws Myrna Marie Litchfield and James Byron Closser were married July 8, at 7 p.m., at the Forest Lake Seven-day Adventist Church, Forest City. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Orville W. Litchfield, Forest City. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Closser, Magnolia Drive, also Forest City. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a candlelight silesta gown with a fitted English net and Shiffley lace bodlée. A shoulder to shoulder lace ruffle outlined the V-shaped yoke. The trumpet shaped sleeves featured a deep ruffle at the wrist. The accordion pleated skirt was finished with an embroidered flounce which terminated into a chapel length train. Her lace trimmed veil of Illusion was attached to a lace headpiece. She carried a bouquet of white roses, gardenias and stephanotis showered with baby's breath. Miss Melodle Riesen was the maid of honor. Mrs. Sherry Cavanaugh Wood of Loma Linda, Calif., was the matron of honor. Tricia Litchfield, niece of the bride was flower girl. The attendants wore apricot polyester gowns fashioned with accordion pleated skirts, chiffon capes and lace neckbands. Each wore a headpiece of apricot silk flowers and carried a small fireside basket of mixed summer flowers. Special To The Herald FACT: 45 percent of children born in 1978 will live in singl2parent households. FACT: 18 million U.S. children now live in a one-parent horie. Single-parent FACT: households have grown ten times as fast as two-parent households since 1960. The catalyst behind this rapid fragmentation of the family? Divorce, "The script of a divorce casts attorneys as the directors and parents as the leads, with children playing strong supporting roles. It Is a very human drama that unfolds in divorce court," says Leonard Loch, chairman of the American Bar Association's Family Law Section, and member of the Kentucky Fried Chicken Time Out Institute. Founded in 1977 by Kentucky Fried Chicken, the Time Out Institute was established to Ron Whitehead served the bridegroom as best man. Groomsmen were Phil Robertson, Don Lit. chfleld, Milton Closser and Harold Johnson. Ushers were Gary Allen and David Cress. Chad Kirstein was the Bible boy. The reception was held in the new Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church youth building. DEAR ABBY: A 12-year-old girl signed CAMP HATER wrote that she was being "forced" to go to summer camp .f two months. She said she went last year and "hated it." Also that her parents kept telling her how "lucky" she was that they could afford to send her, but she felt as though they just wanted to get rid of her for two months. She asked you what to do, and you told her to get over her negative attitude and go. Then you added the meaningless cliche: "Most people have about as good a time as they make up their minds to have." I disagree totally with your answer, Abby. When I was a boy, my parents made me go to summer camp. I hated it at first, although later I learned to like it. The mistake my parents made was In sending me too young. I was only 8 when I was sent away for two whole months. If they had waited until I was 10, I would have loved It. Please print this. ME IN MILWAUKEE DEAR ME: My mall running overwhelmingly against me and in favor of the CAMP HATER. Read on: DEAR ABBY: lam old camp counselor, so I believe CAMP HATER when she said the thought %r parents were trying to get rid of bar for two months. That's the feeling a lot of my camp-haters . had; after meeting their parents, I had to agree with the kids. Sending kids to camp for two months as first-year campers Is unwise. They should be sent to a Camp closer to home for a week to see how they get along. GRANDMA JNAHAHEIM DEAR ABBY: Are you and your twin sister competitive? Not too long ago, smokers believed that if a cigarette had less tar, it had less taste too. Low tar cigarettes simply didn't taste very good. Then along came MERIT and a whole new taste idea called 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And in three short years, smoking changed: No other 'new cigarette in the last 20 years has attracted so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! MERIT has swept past over 50 other brands in record time. MERIT is continuing to attract high tar smokers—the most taste-conscious smokers of all! . It's clear: MERIT taste is changing attitudes toward low tar smoking. is MERIT Filter — . LOW . #4 J. • .r ...4 b_ .., b.4 . .......... CONFIDENTIAL TO "BORN TO LOSE": Don't be discouraged by a failure. It can be a positive experience, "Failure is, in a sense, the highway to success, Inasmuch as every discovery of what is false leads us to seek earnestly after what Is true, and every fresh experience points out some form of error which we shall afterwards carefully avoid." The above is as true tod9v_aS it was when John Keats, the famed English poet (1795-1821) wrote IL . nings Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of Abagail Drive, Deltona, were honored on their 40th anniversary with open house by their sons and daughter. Red and white floral arrangements were featured throughout the home. The refreshment table overlaid with white embroidered linen, was centered with red and white carnations. Grandchildren Tricia, Lauri and Julie were at the guest book as were Nicoli Beth and Jamie Lopanik. They wore pink or blue dotted swiss long gowns which grandmother June made for the occasion. Their children who hosted the gala event are Lynn Smith and his wife Mary, Reginald Smith and his wife Bonnie, from the area, and Cheryl Lopanik and Dr. Robert Lopanik from Charleston, S. C. Each family has two children so the Smiths had all of their children and "grands" with them. l'ine's sister Janet Lutz Without consulting anyone in the office, Mary and Donna bought an expensive lamp, signed all the co-workers' names on the card, and collected from everyone In the office to pay for it I kicked in my share because I didn't want to start anything. But I was so mad I could have bitten a nail In half. I appreciate Mary and Donna wanting to surprise Pam, but not at my expense. Did I do the right thing? I certainly don't feel any better. MAD IN GREENWOOD DEAR HAD: No. I think you should have told Mary and Down that because you weren't consulted before band, and gave no one permiulon to sign your name on the card, you owed nobody anything. And, furthermore, U and when you decide to warm Pam's house, you'll do It your way. of Avon Park, and Cheryl Lopanik hosted the refreshment table. St. Rock, Connie organist, who is president of the Deltona Organ Club, selections played throughout the afternoon. The couple came to Deltona several years ago from Flint, Mich. where June was a school teaches' for many ycais. Leonard was a native of Rhode island. He and June met in Michigan and married there. They are members of the Forest Lake Seven-day Adventist Church and active in community service work. Leonard works in the men's department and June in the sewing room. They are volunteers in the Florida Hospital where Leonard works in the laboratory. June assists at the Forest Lake Elementary Educational Center during the school year. They are both active in community affairs in Deltona. '.. • .. . •.r. . .••......................... - WEDNESDAY LUNCH REGULARand MENTHOL 4f SUGGESTION — New orwra Slyle CREOLE GUMBO And 14 t SALAD BAR '1.95 ,. S W flO Ifl5 fl fl%4 - •_ - - - arrangements. The solo parent on solid footing." Most lawyers, population and their allies have ministers, physicians or turned activist in an attempt to teachers will gladly refer secure equal stat us with their qualified counselors when asked. two-parent counterparts. Unfortunately, many Single mothers are ba nding together via Informal networks problems do not end with the to seek solutIons to the "fugitive di vorce decree. For Example, father" syndrome. Unsatisfi ed the case of the "fugitive father" with the results of more formal who has moved away in an attempts to locate men who attempt to evade his financial have shirked their commitment responsibilities. There is now a to child support and alimony law requiring state governawards, the women are cx- meats to maintain an office to ploring alternative methods to trace the party and take legal action to secure payments. secure their due. Single fathers have formed There has been si recent spate a loosely-knit national con- of men challenging child federacy of "equal justice for custody rulings, claiming a fathers" organizations to assist predisposition on the judge's men in custody fights and to part toward the mother, or lobby for more equitable traditional parent. Future attempts to overturn custody divorce and custody laws. When considering a divorce, ,rulings may be avoided thanks Loeb urges parents to read up to a newly-adopted law which on current child custody laws prohibits the awarding of and emerging trends, and to custody on the basis of sex. take their time in securing a Achieving a national renutable attorney. 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ALL FOR ONLY $159f 1 VALUE $2.07 Good All Day Wednesday CALL 322.9353 JãLu$ ce FRIED CHICKEN Kings:8mg"1er'O.6Pig nicotineicotine— .. 110Off's: 11 mg"tar'0.7 rng nicotine ev. per cigarette, FTC Report May'78 4 - Kit L; is unuerwriung national research about single parents and will be announcing the mind that consulting a divorce custody law is one of the of child snatching, which Loch lawyer does not always mean a primary objectives of the terms, "the single largest results this fall. "In the past five years," divorce will follow. Loeb ex. American Bar Associations unresolved tragedy in divorce." continues Loeb, "the law has plains, ''I, for one, will not take Family Law Section. "Almost In a majority of state's, the moved away from the area of a case unless the party involved every state has its own law Uniform Child CustotI aiiti fault analysis and proving assures me that they have had relating to divorce and Jurisdiction Act provides relief cause for divorce. The upsurge professional counseling or custody," states Loch. "When from child snatchers, through of 'no-fault' divorce laws can be intend to seek it. Many at- the laws are in conflict, the stan(Iar(Jize(I regulatory action. viewed as a direct response to torneys will urge their clients to federal court has traditionally the growing acceptance of exhaust all possible avenues of refused to take jurisdiction in however, sonic states remain a reconciliation before initiating any matters relating to these haven for child snatchers. A divorce In our society." issues, and legal chaos reigns, parent can simply take the With this growing acceptance proceedings." One of the most dramatic and child into me of tht,se haven "Professional counseling by i of divorce among the cornmunity-at-large, Loeb per. certified psychologist, unfortunate examples of states and refuse to give up the ceives a heightened awareness psychiatrist or other behavioral confusing custody law and the voungstei. l% itht,tit d ULL'tU(l4. scientist cannot be over- ensuing enforcement (lIt- decree. the court may nt of the product of divorce — insists Loch. ficulties is the growing problem consider it a kidnapping. single parents — evolving in the stressed," legal community. Issues oc- "Divorce is an emotional crisis cupying the legal forefront for for everyone involved, but cinnln ,,,,rnnf c ,'un$nr nrn.tn,i rnrnIi'c.sinn:aI 'in hr'In ----pe ople emerge from a divorce child custody and financial OW SERVING OU54 CURIOUS IN CANADA DEAR CURIOUS: Certainly. Everyone whir pursues a career would like to be No. 1 I think Avis deserves a pat on the back for trying harder, but I'd rather be Hertz. DEAR ABBY: One of our coworkers (I'll call her Pam) recently moved into a new home. Two other co-workers (I'll call them Mary and Donna) who are Pam's best friends decided to surprise her with a housewarming gift from "The Office Gang." ' ...., — IN examine the changing role of today's American women and to co ntribute to the information available about their problems, attitudes, needs and concerns. Th is year's focus on single parenting reflects the fact that 90 per cent of all single par en ts are women. To promote better understanding of this group, Following a wedding trip to Ft. Lauderdale and Sarasota Beach, the newlyweds are making their home at 3634 Sherrie Lane, Forest City. The bride, a native Floridian, has lived in Two Months Is Too Much For First-Year Campers Enriched FlavorT.'ciairtte sparks whole new taste era in low tarsmoking. 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S • ... ...- - �, , . .,. •, - 2&-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • Tuesday, July 24, 1979 TONIGHT'S TV _____________________________ EVENING' 6'oo '40ot NEWS €11 STUDIO SEE ifr'cl' Muci Ci,lrrracj kids writO .111(1 record ttietr own rock ttiris. luiVPi)II*' (Ieiinqiierits grit .1 secontI ctuaric, on ttiu' llite high Ranch ii ( uidornia it!) 6:30 C12 NBC NEWS '1 o CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS €D VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 2: TIC TAC DOUGH 4 MARY TYLER MOORE ury becomes itivOtvj vitti , (.omr'dy writer v.hio rt'ally %'.ar)ts In hr. , ..,.., (2j THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER 1.r.... ihn, i.,,,, ,'.,,,,,,n, ''Inc • 'I IIUdJ Hotel 120 years earlier and are now in the year 2100. 9:00 1) 112) NBC MOVIE "Billy: Portrait Of A Street Kid" (1977) I r'Var Burton, Tina Aridrows. A (2 LIARS CLUB 14) MATCH GAME NEXT STEP BEYOND ' The ghetto youth lights against obctacles including lack of money and a pregnant girl. friend in hi seemingly futile battle to improve his life, (A) i4 MOVIE "The Delphi Bureau' (C) 1972) Laurence Luckinbill, Joanna Pellet. A research bureau, supplying information to the President, hires a man gifted with a pho. toqraptiic memory. (2 Hrs.) Jirnrnii' '7 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 DICK CAVETT Guest rnimflrz. (Part I of 2) Seven years have passed since hester Prynne gave birth to the iltequtimale Pearl, Dimmesdale s.ems ctose to death, and Hr',tp, realizes she must reveal Chillirrgworths true identity to him (Part 3o14) Q AMERICA 2100 Two would-be comics wake up to 7:30 GUL'SI THE SCARLET LETTER 8:30 REPORT Pact O SHA NA NA ihodgors reports on the status of blacks in America. focusing on jobs. houig, education and politics 25 yv,irs alter the landmark FJrown vs Board of Education Supreme Court case outlawing segregation in public tacilities (Part lot 2) 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonzie steps in to rep,lir a rift between Ralph and Polsre caused by Richie's advice to tti lovelorn column g Jo 8:00 THE RUNAWAYS adopted girl (Shr'lloy JLJttlim'r) 'earches for her biological par. onts to learn why they qavi hi..r 0 CBS MOVIE ''The Itawairnns' (1970) Charlton Hesloru, Geraldine Chaplin. A rough sea captain returns to his Hawaiian home to find his wife and son alienated from turn and the other pioneer sot. Ilers in a battle for control of the Islands. (A) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Janet and art eye-catching fellow employee compete for the manager's )ob in the florist shop where they work. (A) O TENNIS "Washington Star International' Manuel Orantes, Brian Gottlried, Marty Riosson, Harold Solomon and Dick Stockton compete for a 528.000 first prize in the finals of thus event from Washington (3 C ttti and K Street Courts (ii) 41' a cs REPORTS 'Blacks In America' With All t)oiibertr' Speed?' Ed Bradley _____________ ________________ IfAZA T%vitJ.. 1 r 1712 372 7502 [rLAi'r") 7:30.9;40 MAIN EVENT ' L!LAZA iF) 7:40.9:3% PG BREAKING AWAY 9:30 0 TAXI After being shot In a hoid-up attempt, Alex quits his cabbie job and becomes a waiter in a' snobbish restaurant. (A) 10:00 O 13 QUEENS BLVD. Jack's fear that bbs son Is not masculine sends him to his ax-wife D4a w)Ih a drastic plan., 10:30 0 SECOND TIME AROUND A marriage counselor and his exwife decide to try living togothor again 11:00 ()14.00O12jNEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guet: Joe Emnmerz. (Part 2 of 2) 11:30 (1) (1.12) BEST OF CARSON WEDNESDA Y '/#'/ r" " ,/t',r'/p' BIIRBECUE SPECIAL I 1'I 1/11 • ALL YOU CAN EAT Host Johnny Carson Guests Henry WInkle,, Rodney Dangerf old, Gretchen Corbett, Los Indios Tabajaras. (R) Includes: Barbecul Chicken. Barbecue Ribs - Potato,,Salad. Zesty Co$. Slavi- Baked Beans & Ranch Bread SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAYS p.rn,.p,m. __________________________________________________ (2) NEWS SEARCH FOR TOMOR. , THE M 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:55 121) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 12)tI2)TODAY ® 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) 4:30 HOW(MON) 0 ERICA(TUE1 Adoption has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to t on JOHN EDWARD JONES of CARROLL, JONES ROOKS $. OWEN PA., Attorney for Petitioner w1ose address is Post Office Box 36, 390 5. Highway 1792. Casselberry, Florida, 32707, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before Aug. 17, 1979, otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. 5:30 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL SURVIVAL NEWS OHOGAN'8 HEROES Dante -- Barry Manilow's coown new group .- inferno doesn't stop at music. lie's also publisher of the prestigious ituigazine Paris Review - and that proves his - -' . ' .9's' prowess as a pool shark. Dante AD CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole QUOTE OF THE DAY: 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. W('tl lD I RATES 1 time ............43c a line 3consecutjvetjmes . 3$c a line lcons.cutjvetjm,s .....3k a line . 8:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - - Noon 6-Child Care - First & Only child care center open Saturday in Sanford Begin. nlng June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3226645. Heavy typing. EM.,di1lt company with benefits. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Aye, (corner 10th & French) 323.5176 Baby sitting days only, Mon. thru FrI. 1 kid $17, 2 kIds $30. F,rcak. fast, lunch & snack. 3226431. Child care in my home day or night. Sanford area. 3232865. . ING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) 14)0 FRIDAY MORNING (Ff1) GOOD MORNING AMERICA €1) SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 12 TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 (2) ([2) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA 8:00 (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 (2)TODAY IN FLORIDA MOVIE SILL MOVERS' JOURNAL (WED) JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD (THU) fD THE LONG SEARCH (FAt) 9:30 €) THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE OF ANDREW YOUNG (WED) 9:55 UPBEAT 10:00 2) CARD SHARKS @'J ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 8TUDIO SEE 10:30 (12) ALL STAR SECRETS ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:65 CBS NEWS 1100 (2) 2) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 ThE PRICE IS RIGHT O LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY (A) 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE O FAMILY FEUD 0 MISTER ROGERS (A) AFTERNOON 12:00 PARkWflfl pi i 29-Rooms _______________________________________ nted ******** ,,l - Mechanical Drafting Engineer. Conveyor experience, knowledge preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 632, Mattoon, Ill. 6193$. 9-Good_Things to Eat i"uuitry. beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm, $20 order. Sanford area. 3222374. Sam's Portion Meats. LPN full time. Exp. wFlorida licer.e, ! I 8. 412. 321.8566, Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. - - - - - ' - . -- --- 11-Instructions CHRISTMAS IN JULY Creative Expressions ADVERTISING SALES 323 8812 18-Help Wanted Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing 8. Cony. Home 950 Mellonville An aggressIve salesperson Is needed for sales and service of TAX PREPARATION Earn up to $15 hr. Part time. We train, AKUTAX. Call collect 904 736$7S2. ,. , , established and new advertisers. A great future for a self-start er. Previous sales experience needed. Salary plus commission with full company benefits. Apply In person to: , AVON FIGHT INFLATION Lell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 614.3079 Legal Notice * NOTICE OF ASSUMPTION OF DEBTS BY TRANSFEREE - AssocIates-Engineers, Inc. The Phil Donahue Show. The two wasn't buying that. "Why so Heather Eaton In St. James this notice, the fictitIous name, to. deposit for each set will be refunded are identical twins much?" the wanted to know. Episcopal Church In Los wit:of GREAT AMERICAN BOOK to bonafide bidders upon return of separated at birth and raised by Miss Thorpe explained the Angeles.... FAIRS under which it expects to, the Contract Documents in good engage In business at 150 Hope condition if not later than fifteen Street, Longwood, FlorIda 32730, Its (15) days following the award of a post office address is P.O. Box 17$, Contract. Any non bidder upon Longwood, Florida 32150, and at returnIng such a set will be refunded such other locations as It shall 5000 hereafter choose. Drawings, Specifications and That the party interested in said other Contract Documents may be business enterprIse is as follows: examined at the following locations:' INTERNATIONAL MEDIA Clark, Dietz and Asso. SYSTEMS, INC. 100 percent. I dates-Engineers, Inc. DATED at Longwood, Seminole 500 West Fulton Street County, Florida, this 30th day Of Sanford, Florida 32771 June, 1919. INTERNATIONAL MEDIA Dodge Plan Room TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) throughout Florida SYSTEMS, INC. to be open "Every day, people from 611 Wymore Road, By: WILLIAM G. CONOMOS, Commerce Secretary Sid seven days a week and to be 'over America are driving all Suite 204 Secretary into Levin hopes the word Is finally Winter Park, Florida 32159 given extra allocations of gas. the Sunshine State to enjoy ow Publish: July 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 getting out that Florida has The travelers stations have beaches, our sports, our nigh- DEL Central Florida Build. - Advertising Helps , Florida 's Tourism - - plenty of gasoline and Northern been designated at 30 Intersec- the, our attractlon," should come on down. tions on the interdates and The calls are coining In over A national newspaper and major primary highways. Some the toll-free gas information radio advertising campaIgn 1.5. mIllion maps pinpointing watts line established by ti'e begun by the state last week "is their locations have been Division of Tourism several having phenomntsial success," pi.inted, weeks ago. Offidali say the Levin said Monday. "Our "We answered about 175 calls mod calls have bout froin New phones have been ringing off an hour Friday for a total of York, followed by New the wall," 2,716 requests for the location Georgia, Pennsylvania and The ads, appearing In 45 maps," Levin said. "There Ohio. American and Canadian cities, were an addItional 4,436 calls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: CIVIL ACTION NO. 79-1232-Ca0.s.E IN RI, THE MARRIAGE p I$AA ROUSON, JR. Husband.Petitioner, . , at... ,____.s,_ S ule creauon or a Saturday and Sunday. network of "travelers stations" ti,.. ,i..,.... u ,. creation of the stations a BEAT THE network An intensified advertisina cam ign iiderw bef e fl...L__.. caouanut Ut. Iravelof era stations and it piafly week ago after baclred. reports of a ) perg, A Chicigo televisIon station $175 million plunge in the ran an ad promoting Florida state's tourism trade over a vacations immediately after month's period, Ample gas is President Carter's recent available, Graham said, but speech urging Americans to getting DOIDRUM & THE HO-HUMS! ' . tourists non-Florida residents are cancel uimec----y trips afraid It's not and cancellIng save gas and It was beselged their 'vacation plans with [rate phone calls. "We are ccnfLdem yo wifl ProhJem also not need these special stations, Graham's travelers' stations. but It's ow way or assuring you Owners of stations not In the that your Florida vacation will network and not getting be worry free," the newaper estra gas t1o(Ion peotietid and radio 3j $tat2, lad week. _______ 5 Exchange 120 Irma Avenue Orlando, Florida 32803 Florida Construction Report 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd Winter Park, Florida 37792 PROSPOSAL GUARANTY Each Proposal shall be acWite.Respcnd,n,. companied by a certified check or NOTICE op *c an acceptable form of Proposal TN! STAT! OF FLORIDA TO, Guaranty in an amount equal to at ALICE a. ROUS0N, wh. last least five (3) iaei-csnt of the amount know rflIdanc and mailing address of the Proposal, payable to the order IS 13 S. 3rd Avenue, Mt. v.,. of the Semlivil. COunty Housina Now Yoi'k tosso......... ' authorIty ii a' guaranty that if the YOU ARE HERESy NOTIFIED Proposal is accepted, the BIdder will that a proceeding for dIssolution execute the Contract, and file ac marriage has been fIled a.lnst you ceptable Performance Bond within tin (10) days after the award of the and that Petltloøer, ISAAC ROUSON. JR., Is seeking relief Contract. agaInst you. AND.youarerqulto. r CONTRACT TIME AND an tIled your *.nswn- or LIQUIDATED DAMAGES defense or pleading wIth the Clerk Work under this Agreement shall the Circuit Court In an SemInole be commenced upon written fetid County, Florida, and serve a to proce, and shall be completed PefItii-5 atari, within 40 calendar days of the ROGER L. BERRY, P.O. Drawer 0, commencement of the ContriCt Sanford, FIorI 37771, on Tim. as defined in the General th d day of Augu$t, 197,, or Conditions at the Contract. offisf'wise a default will be entered In Clii of faIlure to complete thf against you. work within the time named herein or wIthin such extra time as may WITNESS my hand ano ofliclal have bein allowed by extensions, $loftheCief'kcftheClrctjitC..,iq, on the 25th day of June, 1975 the undersigned agrees to pay h. Owner or have the Owner withhql4 Arthur A. Bockwith, Jr.1 Clerk of the CIrcuit b'om Such sums as may due him Court the amount of $50.00 per calendar By: Cynthia Proctor day in liquidated damages In acI Deputy Clerli COidliCe with Article 1$ of the ROGER L, BERRY supplementary Osn,aI ndltions Attorney (or Pet itloner MlS'Ity BusIness Enterprsse ,o. Drawer The goal (or participation bt Minority Busk Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Entirprises 11 . fulfilling the terms and conditions'c! IOS.323-4fl1. Publish July 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 any an all contracts Isiid hiS DELl? been estabIi),, as twenty p.rin( (20 Pd.) of the tota'l contract awardi ALICE E. ROUSON, , TO: ALL CREDITORS OF MISTY'S ILLUSIONS 110 East Highway '431 Longwood, Florida 32150 - YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Steven Sherman and Elizabeth Ilowit, pursuant to contract between KENNETH S. ROSSRUCKEM and STEVEN SHERMAN and ELIZABETH ILOWIT, propose to purchase the goodwIll business and major portion of equipment, merchandise and inventory of MISTY'S ILLUSIONS, for tha consideration 0? $7S,0(j' ; to be paid partly in cash and partly in periodIc in. sta I merits. STEVEN SHERMAN and FLIZABETH ILOWIT shall assume all the outstanding indebtedness of MISTY'S ILLUSIONS, which amounts to $2,386.57. STEVEN SHERMAN and ELIZABETH ILOWIT shall assume the perlormance of all execulory contracts of MISTY'S ILLUSIONS. THE effective date of Ihe transfer is August 3, 1979. THIS Notice is given pursuantto Florida Statutes 676.105. DATEDthis 20th day of July, 1979. Deno P. Dikeou, Esq., of BALDWIN & DIKEOU 500 Highway 1792 Fern Park, Florida 32130 (303) $31 1421 Publish: July 21, 31, 1979 DEL 109 "" I-, NOTICE DISABLED AMER I CAN VETERANS Chaper 30 Hwy. 1793 I Ron Beck, Advertising DIrector ______ LONG BEACH, Calif. ((WI) dirkugd street Sunday before -AYOWIg robber pointed a gun dawn. The gunman struck at his vktün end pulled the Ballard twice with a .3$.callber 411JI5 happenet revolver and Ballard fell the ______ 1bsgwanthenIeog,() gotmd. the barrel, pulled the trigger Ballard told Invee41gana tlis agoin, and the bullet illachar. robber pointed the girn at him god, i t h..,d a didL rue g LONGEST HAPPY HOUR _____ IWO FOR ONE Meetings Business. 7:30 1st Tues. Ewiilng Heiukl 11 AM TO 7 PM SANFORD - - V John W. Elliott, 'He III tired the ce,diedIndaz*1ywItha gun and looked down the hole Urough his left eye barrel," said Buflird whe Police s*id EWo w .iied it iflOaMnt$ latet bead a shot. to William Bullard, 45, on a "Then, a body fell neat to me." - '?.- J4ø,j,i'i reLoRI&Aa-'t) [MIOVE A[JE ii j I ____ ---' a-.traft-- .-.- m 'T .. - '.4...'-. p - p p p - - . a . -.- '- " a. . a ...- ' - Osteen-Modern I 3R Apt, Adults only. $150 mo. Schuren Realty, Realtor. 831 1347. ___________________________________ Convenient 2 BR Fenced, Air & Heat wwcarpet. 322 1162 _________________________________ 1* * * *,* *_* Some pharmacy experience. Excellent opportunity. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 Fr'nch Ave. (corner 10th 8. French) 333.3176 Tractor Trailer Drivers to haul with an expanding company. Must have at least 2 years cx perienc. 1. be at least 21 years old. Both local & long haul needed. Inquire J 8. P PropertIes 1350 Sheeler Rd., Apopka. ($00, 43)6904 GUYS-GIRLS ADCD _TDAt!I Ms. R000.f will b a? tti• Holiday Inn, 530 N. Palmetto Ave., Mon. & Tues., July 73 & 24 from 11-4 P.M., to Interview to complete "Sun Magic" staff with Gem stone Enterprises, Excellent starting salary after 2 wk. all expenses paid on job training. Transportation furnIshed. Many company benefits. Must be 1121, single & must be able to travel. If accepted must be able to start immediately. No phone ltsl Oniy naro workers need apply. Excellent company fringe benefits. AAA CMPLCIYMCNT 917 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 3333176 LPN.Fulltimed,p,artflme Apply in person I akeview Nursing 01? m: 2rd St , 2 BR fully furn., including pans, dishes, silver, linens, TV & all utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village. 323 2920. Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. ________________________ driford studio apt. everything furnished including utilities. $160 mo. 500 S. Oak. 841 7883. _____________________ 32-Houses Unfurnished __________ Sanford near Lk. Sylvan. 3 BR, 1'.'2 B, fireplace, family rm. $300 mo. -______________ _-__ i:i i:r • tOh L5 Ui A06t or "vi's 123 0517 - See our ticautiful new BROAD MORF front 8. rear BPs GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 VA 7, FIIA Financing ............ 1913 Ap•ictie 65x1?. 1 BR. 1 bath unfurn , screened porch, .iwnunq , Ii xIS. $3000 down, assume ss000 mortgage 187 urn payments -43-Lots-Acreage .... ... . . For Sate 2 BR. 1 B home w carport . & 1g. tot 2411 Orange Ave. 1 ,, L .e Sylv.ni $40,000 $71,500 Call collect Bert at I Terms William M,tlucovs 301 5338 Realtor 312 /983 I Needs repaIr. 21 $15,100 your lot ot our tot I 1 2 521.900 Terms, Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc . Realtor 644 3013 Older 2 story 42. secluded area BATEMAN REALTY Osteen-3 BR,2 bath, Central H A. Peg Real Estate Broker w w carpet. Large wooded lot. 2638 S.inford Ave 321 0759 $11,000 McGovern Builders Aft 14r% 322 7643. 3?? 1869 327 $Q30. . ... . ._ COOL IN THE POOL ____________ I With fIts 5tiarrning n Wth Family room Privacy back W. Garnett White yard with in ground pool .1 lOw I 518.500 Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. OVE P HAL F ACRE 107W Commercial , Ileaulufut 4 UP lIlA dream kit Phone 3277881. Sanford I tien E 'C lusuve nt'uçtuborhooc1, S.lnford Plenty of I,irge oa I see fins one' 2 ACRE LAKE ESTATE p COUNTRY L IVuNG Come on and move ioto thus nice hiway fronted Mobile Home on small lake in Lake County 2 BR I Bath Florid,i Rooni with pool table Screened porch A steal at $1/,500 I year warranty ' 78--NtorcycIes '.)loIu ( I,' ilL .'. I H •'.i.;(' NC 'u' Property -79-Trucks- Trailers ______________________________ II It Wunner Runabout .15 tirs Chrysler 1600 See at 205 Holly after 6 p m . - -------- '74 Ford P ti .dui body , T 360 r1Qurii'. PS. PU. auto trans I HOUSON MAR IPIt: 292/ Hwy Il 92 Sanford i' a 32771 ____________________________________ ----'-.--'''--'-_ , 80--Autos for Sale ' a-Wanted to Buy C"t,tj used lurn, appll.inces, pltunibing fixtures. mO?i'ru,if 31? 5659 ii'e Ii'itnit Ii HOC 14(1 P F wr ut,' 0t I: LAND () 8.5uiy N ( 289136 - I I - ' I Cash 322-4132 46-Commercial Property ----. I Casselberry I Established corner car I lot Available, lease J Wirz Realty 8312600; 834.3405 ______________________________ ,. - -. - I 47-Rjl Estate Wanted __________________________ ' ' STOP Till P1K AND A MINU IE. IF CL A'uSIFlEt) ADS DIDN'T WORK Tt4I:PE WOULDN'T UI ANY Spr nq uS tier e and it'S ,i good tinit O rliuose a t'w borne Iron) the p,)qeS ot our cl.icSifued ads 'ILL DIRT 8. lOP SOlt , YELLOW SAND MAKE FAYMENIS '69 fo ('all Due k Lacy 32) 1580 75 i!uii(lt'IS (.111 .3)9 9100 or 8)4 ' --... --- ------4605 Dealer I L,iwnii)o.%t', sales 8. service We ' self flue bUSt 8. service the mt-st . .ç v Western Auto 101W st St 3?? 1401 ____________________________________ ' r". DAY TON A AU TO A tj( I' ION I' HEL 4 wk olil PU)pieS To iioOd borne Part Sheltie 32? 7951 ,ff S IACPEMOUNTA1NIOPLOT vVt't,-rn N Carolina near HOn dersonvill.' lreuoy iOoI privacy for only 5.1 ,i0 vs tb easy tt'r,ns or Will tr,t,- Icr .-quity in local prop"rty (ill Ilart or George. 'Iroker Owner 122 /198 ' .' ' - - L osunij yule Pi('ini(' & i. ri-ill I wIl (.1kb 21) t)jl(k p.15 i,,'iit', I', buy i'q'' i 3/? (i/IS )Resir i.'i 55-Boats & Accessories 65--Pets-Supplies 45-A--Out of Slate . Tp DoII,,r Paid fo' iijnk P USOd cars truckS 8. heavy equipment 371 5990 62-Lawn.Gardefl __________________________ '/3C,rt'Iailrnb,Is'hoine. tiles .3 fl4, , II. Furn V.000 349 59OOift At: ni , INC REALTOR ifl 1832 Eve 322 8182.321 1581, .327 1117 ' ____________ -______ ' PEAL TOP 322 4000 MLS liii 'e U N K C A H S sic 'oSSO :, is:, ?? , lntor 323 1079 2 yr old, iust beauluful 2 2 mobile. wet bar, den. 'ornial DR. eat In kit, sc porch. walk to ST Johns. covered boat lock ' tennis & Sw i rn n: u nq I or riis i Ask incj 135.000 77--Junk Cirs Renoved ______________________________ New tap*i,in q,i'. r,iilc3t's, tielOw wtioles,iiu' left over troin gong out of business sale 3 dOuble oven & $ single oven Prues start at $21225 Satiford Fir future S,,Ivaqe, Il 92 So of 'inford 3?? 8/21 42-lVbiIe Homes HAL COLBERI, REALTY Raborn REALTY t.ENM0P '.VAS?4EH U',ed 6.i(" ''-c Sirs %'op'IEY APPI ','iN('F'. 31) 0697 ---. - -' a RiI PuGEPATOPS * Acsortd ili,jkeS 8. SiLOS $50 rip. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, tti,' l,eest in used furiiiture, ketrig , stoves, tools PIW 9? I mile west of Speedway. P.iylon,i tl.',ich, will hold ,, loluiw AU TO AUC I ION every I rit'sd,iy it 1 10 it s tfi,' emily ont' ill F or di 'Y i'uii cot Un. r ,-s,'r s prie.' (ill 904 755 8)1 I for fuirlti,'r it,'l,)ilS Jee ,'t, CJiIL C,ill i23 7148 after 6 PM or ceekends '--------'--- .-.-'. "-- -. .13 C,ipruce Classic miles, runs g000. clean c,ir $200 or best oftcr 3230738. after S p in., all - ___________197) V.liOtit, Auto, PS Oft, air, sm V BA Icond 5995. 323.1730 Wanted Appliances repairab% con iii lion Washer S refrigerators, cli Xelloggs Pontiac Catalina 1913, -idr. Auction 1)3 /050 I Hard fop, power. air, auto $795 I 323 4303 WEIW'r I1SEI) U URNITUPI: & ' ' ' -. '71 Mazd,4 5 w, IL 54 rot,ry F. 'I APPLIANCE S Sanford Fur P Ou fi.lv,' .1 tu.irq,jin 01 e.,Is i riitrr' ',.iiv,)ie I)? $721 blown, S)o, ly unteruor AM FM . air, ricO (•1r 5630 to pi, off loin 8.0's yours 349 5651 72--Auction ' ' '' We Buy Wrei ki'rt (.ir ii l"'.t,,m,' ,uui,u,'r (.0 8. ii'iil,,it '''i' tiii', 8. "Pb•'sais 322-3431 C,,' 1),' ', Ion I/l 5620 - - . ........_____________________________________________________________ S SI U1 Rob Hansche Inc., REALTOR CENTURY 21 Rent 230.4 Lisa Court 3.)",, $275. OWNER BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 171 0759 Aft. Hrs. 322 7643,323 4869 34-M)bile Homes Trailer for rent. $IlOmo. All iii ilitles inc. 323.6497 ________________________ ________ _________________ Spring is "Move outside time." Getpatioandlawnfurnitureata good price. Read the Classified Ads. __________________ ______________________________ 40.A-Apartments& Lakelront 101 'ri Casseiberry 100' frontage on Semiriola Blvd Asking 114.950 with good ferms or trade, Call Bart OF SANFORD REALTOR uS FrenchAve. 377 0231, 373 7173, 327 0779 ______________________________ 333.7913 -- 41'-Housis OLD COUNTRY HOMESTEAD 3 ______________________________ BR, screened porches, high wooded 6 acres, 400 ft. Hwy frontage. $39,900. . LG. LOT. 3 BR, 2 B, split plan, beautIfully landscaped, fenced bk yd, rm for garden. $32,500. $32,500. ______________________________________________________ I I fireplace, 2 s.r porihes, fenced ' Mahogany fF4 suute. aur cond,, yard & Much Morel color TV, furniture & many Homeowners Assoc.l UPP household items 2671 S Sanford WARRANTED. Just $16,900' Ay 3?? 1491 Open Iues thru S'it 9 30 to S 30 LOVELYI 3 BR, 7 bath home C H&A, w.w carpet, split BR plan. newly wallpapered bath & kit.! Many More Extrast BPP WAR a RANTED. Only 116,5001 A PERFECT FAMILY HOME . over 2600 sq II of living area 3 BR, 2 B close to Schools & recreation area Newly decorated. $19,750 COUNTRY LIVING at its best. This) BR, I B home on?' , acres has charm, comfort & for your Summer enloyment an above ground pool. $53,500 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEt JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II LOOKING FOR INVESTMEnT? This? BR, I Bhomeinciudesa2 BR garage apI Rent home 1. or apt. Has great potential. $32,500. a. ' .. . 5i -Household Goods .--.. .. -7 months old 7 piece D'nette Set ' 327 6$10 Sanford's Sales Leader Air Conditioning Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 _____________________________ Grooming& BoardIng _________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, Ilea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 321 5757 Home Improvements IMan. quality opt'ral.on 8 yrs exp Patios, Druveways etc. Wayne Real, 327 1)21 322 2420 ANYTIME REALTY WORLD. SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading, Great 118') ' j __________________________________________________ Home Improvement CUSTOM l4OMF: BUILT I Central Heat & Air Cond. Frye Est I REMODEL INC. & REPAIR Baufy Salon Ch.ir', 'ise,'l but Call Carl Harris at C. BAL NT 8. ASSOC i 3)28665 good conii $70 ,',,cti S.,nford I SEARS, Sanford 322 1711 .---------- -- - . - ---Fernitujrt' SiiIv,irp'. 1/9? So of I PAINT INC.. CARI)LNTR'I STE N STROM Sanford III 8//i CUSTOM CABINETS Appliances ..- -------REAlTY Free ES?. i23 0429 after 5:30 I Wit. 5074 MAIER (JRNITURE OVER SiMILLION IIUY.SELL. TRADE ________________________ IN SALES TP4PU JUNE! Alan's Appliances 311 315 E FirsI .1225622 - .....................Ri.'frigeration A c Repair Lawn Nbwer - Licensed, 373 0039 Work clothes, boots & shoes JUST LISTED 2 BR. 1 bath home Repair in CC. Manort Neat as a pint ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ___________________________ FR or 3rd BR, Eat in kit, new 310 Sanford Ave 327 5791 Beauty Care Homers Lawn Mower Service. carpeting & fenced yardi BPP ' Lawn mower repairs & used '18 10 H riding mower, like new, I WARRANTED! Yours, for rTuoWyr5 for sale Will also pick II ti)ke over payrnm'nls moved do $31,000 TOWEP'S BEAUTY SAL ON up unk "lowers free 373 8711 not r,er'cJ. 668 4613 for merlj Harrielf's Beauty P400.1 BEAUTIFUL! I BR. 3 bath home ... "" SI9 1st St., 3? 5717 't'od1 f'r(ivuric,,ll flujffef. _____________________________ in IctylIwilde of Loch Arbor! C Lawn Service qf,i',', lop e*c cotid Rci. H&A, w w carpeting FR, DR. eq in AIIO.ift 6 CeramIc Tile eat in kit., fireplace & every imaginable featuret Your own '' Ge':i,'r,if C iindsrapir.g rnolel bOs Rt Pool & Patio! BPP WARRANT. specialists, tOP SOil & fill dirt MEINTZER TILE Sanford mattresses 530 sd ED. Your Dream Home for New or repair, leaky Showers our sod laying & free trimming. Auction 12155 French. 313 ?34 $131,500! 3232918 - ------ ----------specialty 75 yrs Exp 8698567. Lowrcy Organ 1051. syituphoniC FANTASTIC 3 RR, 2 bath home in holiday Perfect cond Hidden Lake .-. C HIA. w W 339 84.41 Painting DressmakIng --------------------____________ carpeting. q 'at in kit., CALL US TODAY about this) BR, 7 B home w C I-ISA. Located on cor lot, easy financing w FHA or VA ava,l. 535.500 LEMON BLUFF fantastic I BR weekend retreat. St. Johns River, covered boat dock. V'iLL BUY (' '.7 tIC, t'.t 8. 2nd i',SOl.iIGAC.t 1 I.' I "ig. Lic. i5 f' Mtq Iirøk,., .1 D Wymnor .' Rd . A It.,,, nut,' SO-MisCellaneous for Sale ALL FLORIDA REALTY INVESTMENI DUPLEX (2) 7.BR Apts. furnished & rented. Just $24,900 with $5,000 down. Owner will hold. -- - . REAL (StATE ASSOCIATESNEEDED DuplexesforSale ._ '1dlAIl , REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322 7498 _____ 36-Resort PrqpettY ZONED COMMERCIAL ___________________________ 4 BR,? B sc. rm, C H&A, VA PHA. $13,900. North Beach- Ocean front house for rent. New Smyrna Beach. Call aft 4 PM 904.425.30AJ ZONED COMMERCIAL . - - -3 BR,? B, FP, remodeled, walk to town $71,900, VA FHA 38-Wanted to Rent _______________________________ - '' ' ' ZONED COMMERCIAL Wanted to rent or buy with small 2 BR, iii 19 rins, busy street. VA down payment 2 BR trailer on FHA. $71,500. private lot in Sanford area. 2 adults 8. 2 Poodles. 3230116. 3 BR, I B, $11,000 dwn, assume JI niort or VA FHA $27,500. 7710 Sanford Ave. ____________ ' if you rein tht' businesS o building bUsifleS use t"e your Classified Ails often ________________________ . . new .. i '.11,,) 'ru's Parts, ___________________________ Ills S Fr inc ii Mcre $19,900 For Sate Or Rent 3 BR,? II House Call 327 6850 I 6' C' lws er yl- cern, custom van - Qu,Ir,tn?t'''rI Sanford •\ii(tuøn 339 0509 339 0508 ''' ' ' COUN TRY HOME Re,iutiful grounds, large 2 story home. . excellent cond 3 tIP. '2 bath DR. FR, LR, fireplace, hardwood floors Also Guest House bath. ga:ebo 11x26 All ttius & EVERY DAY IS bARGAIN UMY IN THE WANT ADS. 3217611 or 8319993. New 235 Homes, 4 pit. inlerest to qualified buyer $32,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. ______________________________ .- ". 52-Appliances M. Unsworth Realty ,oi itciu. E Alfanionte Or 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 replacement cost at only I $141,900. By appointmenl & previewof photos& details only! INC. REALTORS 830-6133 or 339-4111 eves. -. I'll ',r(l V.1,1 C i,ti ,'ei(li)fl : i stiipt- $lh9S e68 *6t1 ____________________________________ ' ('tuulif to so.: our lot or yourS r e ' .'A I HA ns i. :45 INC. Ernest Morris, Sr. Peg Real Estate Broker ifO N. 1797. Casselberry, Fl. 834 8700 Eve. 867 3655 REALTY ..:")" 24 HOUR U 3229283 REAL1 OR' Low Down Payment Cash br your lot! Will build on _______________ ', , - -' REALTOR 3?? 4991 MUL TiPLE I ISTING SERviCE Eves 319 5400 322 1959 ALMOST LIKE COUNTRY 3 BR. 2 B home, Ig lot w lots Ot trees, quiet cit'i street vet near shopping. See it to believe it. Near $405. Iir,,niI N''w lnli'rspr nq 1l"dlnq ' price Sanford I urniture Sal v,iqe, 17 92 S of S,,ntord 32? 8723. '. R OBB IE'S AGENCY , near newfenced bk yd, near new roof, near new C H&A. near school 5. shopping Mud $30-s 31-Apartments Furnished _________________ LEGAL SECRETARY Will train, top notch company. PIi.,sh office position. AAA EMPLOYMENT 9I Fimth A'e I corner 10th & French) 3233176 NEAR NEW 3 BR. Ii, B home, VA.FHA.235.'n, Homes * * PHARMACY ASSISTANT STEMPER 75-A-Vans Si --Household Goods _______________________- ______________________- ' • MARt HAM WOODS PD Why settle for less when you c,in have this country estate on .ipprox I acres complete with quest cottage & barn for hOrses $130,000. Call to See Ibis lucia, SANFORD BEATS RESTING I BR. I B home, Ig yd for more rms or swings or wagons. Under $20. 1 BR se up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford, Call 2138670 Mariner's Village. Debit Agents onlyl $100 to $300 extra per wk. Advanced comm. Phone 339.2533, GENERAL LABORERS 0*N1'5 RIGHTS RISSRviQ The Owner 'seerves the rIght t4 reject ony or all Proposals and td waiv, any informillty or teC$micality.in any Priai inth of the 0wny. Dated: July 2, 1179 (SEAU By: J. Thomas wiison III Ee$ive DIrector PublIsh July 3, 10, 13, 15, 1$, 22, 24 Pid 36. 1979 DEL,-23 ' ' U N I I U U U ____ 11'L'i'1*1D1I.1 Multiple Listing Service A&B Painting lot & ExI Resi & Comm 3218782 99 '' '" Picture Perfect Ext Paunfing F rye Est Lic 10 pct dISC to Sr Cit 339 6066. 668 8335 Photographic _________________________ ___________________________ Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport ptiolos & fast repair service 32? 6101 Plastering ___________________________ unt,'q,or Exterior F'laster.miq Licensed 5. Bonded Call 322 2/80 Railings :NSULATION Batting blowing. ____________________ ______ REALTORS i.:i lose Lowest prices Call 371 0139 or 904 731 6708 eollt'(l PARK Branch Office 323..fl22 $59,900. ,',,ndowquaras.qalese$c Marlin's 123 /481. .uV /693 _______________________________ _____________________ _____________________ REALTORS Inc. REALTOR, MLS "er'." aI C 'n' .-,cbor 2I35'L S French (1792) Sanford 323-5774 Day or NIght 323 $324 I ______________________ ________________________ 322.57 Aft Hrs, 322-7111 Dio1 322-2611 or 831-9993 ' • ' . - DeBary. Ideal for seniors. Lovely I BR, air, close to churches & shopping. 322 6054, 668 6488. Sanford Sunland. 3 1, fenced yd, sc rm., appliances, carpeted, air. $260 mo., ref. Avail Sept. 1. 323. 3.649. . , Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, $150 Adults, furniture $10 841 1883. _______________ ____________ ____________ 3 BR, I B Pinecrest area. 127 Laurel, $250 mo. 1st, last & $100 deposit. 332.1712 . ____ NLW OH 14 ' . .. Unfurnished _____________________________________ 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuiider. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 28th P1, Exp. only P Wages commensurate w abilityfringe benefits. ' ' re5u . $11,000 for all $5500 dowr H. 30-Apartments Suuth of Sanfoi,.m - - Nicely furnished sleeping room, air cond. Quiet man preferred. 322.3229, 411 Myrtle Ave. FORREST GREENE . Ironic Ending For Robber.. Sanford Gracious living Reas Weekly 8. monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak 841 7883. _____________________________ - CABINET MAKER EXPERIENCED 339.3912 - - women get 41-Houses * COUN THY TRAILER SITE to pretty acres in Osteen "nly NO EXCUSES I acre w nature's blessing & owners terms ' WilIdo baby sitting & Housekeeping. Call Gale or Helene 323 0165 _______________________________ RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY - ) 0 TUESDAY MORNING 1TlI3 (1)0 WEDNESDAY MORN- to * FL ASH i FLASH' Owner says to reduce hi 3 UP. I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping NOW Only $24,000 Grab the C.,r Keys 8. See Thus 21-Situations Wanted ********* - North and South Edgemon - , 41-Houses QUIET 8. PEACEFUL 3 BR. Lk front home w 3 trce covered rolling acres. $60- s . I _______ ____________ _______________________________ FridQj 18-He lp! I OSTEEN - Noon The DQj Before PubIIctIon SundQ _____ LONOW000 I HAS IT ALL quiet & beautiful 33 acre lake lront property Nçar I 18. 434 Live in Companion for elderly tady References Required Call 323 11$] ____________________________________ 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES ' , s N . ure , GENEVA BY THE BUSHEL thiS over 26 acre orange grove w hwy frontage, all or part. LET'S BE HONEST It you weren't looking for a new career you wouldnt be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a iob thiS ad wouldn't behere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1 800 432 8103 anytime for recOrd.-'d mt-ssdOe.____________ ____________ OrlQndo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. As Clerk of said Court By: Susan E. Tabol' Deputy Clerk PublIsh: July 17, 24, 31, August 7, 1979 _____ DEL.77 __________________________________ ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS says he won publishing rights to Albert Z. Freedman, editor of Avenues, and shall adjust and the inagazitie From its editor Forum magazine and father of equalize the saId assessments on a PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given of justice and right, and founding member, George four: "Teaching children to basis that Sealed Proposals will be Please be advIsed that the received by the Seminole County l'limpton. Says he, "George is a count is not as Important as description of each property to be Housing Authority, Sanford, Floriia neighbor of mine in New York assessed and the amount teaching______ them what counts.' to be at the Engineer's Office in Sanford, assessed to each plec. or parcel f and he and I regularly play pool Florida, until 2 prn. local time on together on Sunday afternoons, property niay be ascertained at the July 27, 1979, for the Renovation of GLIMPSES: Llza Minnelli iS office of the City Clerk. Sewage Treatment System One day, George suggested we Said hearing to be held at cast inthe role of the storyteller IIZA MINELLI the Elevated Drain Field in accordance Winter Springs City HaIl, 100 North with Drawings, SpecIfications and bet something substantial to for six London performances of Avenue, Winter Springs, Procedural Documents prepared' spice up tile game ..." The rest adoptive parents. Each has the Martha Graham Dance Edgemon Florida, at 7:30 p.m. by Clark, Dletz and Associates is hlstor', known in recent years of the Company's presentation of Mary 1. Norton, Engineers. Inc. City Clerk other's existence somewhere "The Owl and the Pussycat The project, located in the City of PubIih: July 17, 24, 1979 UPSTAGING SKYLAB: An Oviedo, Florida, consists of but they've remained stran- Burglars hit Eartha Kilt for DEL-Si Aussie who was lucky enough to gers. Last month, both hap- more than $38,000 worth of ___________________________ replacement of the upper level tile distribution system and filter media stake his claitri in the far out- pened to be watching the talk jewelry and antiques In" in a two Compartment elevated back to a verifiable hunk of show when a guest speaker eluding an 10 silver comb and drain field, installation of Piping and FICtITIOUS NAME valves to allow selective dosing of Skylab figured his fortune was discussed adopted children and brush set taken from her Notice is hereby given that I am the drain field, repair of the lower made. Ills fortune, maybe their natural parents. That set Hollywood Hills, Calif,, home .., engaged in business at 2110 tile collection heading, replacement but some things there are that them searching for each other Frank Sinatra will perform at Sanford Ave., Seminole County, of the chlorine feeder and housing Florida, under the fictitious name f money just can't buy. He and a week ago they met for the the Met Oct. 28 to benefit the RIGGS REALTY, system for the drain field effluent and that I intend and general clean up, re seeding of recently offered his personal first time. Coincidentally, each Memorial SloanKettering toreglster said name with the Clerk the upper drain field surface area piece of space hardware as works now as a hairdresser and Cancer Center, honorary of the CIrcuIt Court, Seminole and the discharge header and County, Florida in accordance chlorinator housing area. barter for tickets to upcoming each has a daughter named chairmen of which are Mrs. with. the provisions of the FIctitious PROPOSALS and sold out WILL concerts in Kristen. BE GeraldR, Ford, Mrs. Hubert H. Name Statutes, TOWit: Section PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ $63.09 Florida Statutes, 1957. Melbourne and Sydney, Mis-Iiunipbrey and Mrs. Nelson A, ALOUD immediately after the 51g. Steven 0. Riggs tralia, by country music queen JUST THE BARE ...: When Rockefeller ... Tatum O'Neal expiration of the time establith.q pubpst,: July 10, 17, 21, 31, , Dolly Parton. So far not one the Internal Revenue Service, and a friend escaped a jeep OEL.44 above for receipt of Proposals, . DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS Laker has he found. he '- ii".' called Siptember Thorpe's 1977 accIdent Monday in Ventura, ' it AND PROCE OURAL. VOCU. income tax return on the audit Calif., with nothing more MENTS NOTICE UNDER DOUBLE TAKE: For 26 carpet, Miss Thorpe very serious than a few scrapes and Drawings, Specifications and FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE • Procedural Documents may be years, they went their separate nearly lost her coverage, She's cuts but papa Ryan still sent a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: obtained upon application at the ways, but Ruth Johnson of In the cast of the Broadway limousine to the hospital to Notice Is hereby given that the officeot Clerk, Dieti and Associatesundersigned, pursuant to the Lowell, Mass,, and Allison musical "Oh! Calcutta!" and being them home . Harry Engineers, Inc., 500 West Fulton "FictItious Namu' Statute," Chapter Street, Sanford, Florida, upon the Mitchell Erb, of Waterville, she'd written off a $465 flottivt v)kizzu t,r- ccz torida Statutes, will register payment of a deposit of $25.00 per Maine, finally have gotten deduction Witti the Clerk of the Circuit Court, for makeup. New mer 'Wnite'\ue tmae' o att set. The deposit shall be in cash, or together thanks largc',' to the York IRS agent Uta Beidenfeld I'LR. Haldeman, has married in and for Seminole County, Florida, check drawn payable t Clark, Dietz upon receipt of proof of publication and ____I I 18-Itp Wanted __________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS, NAME STATUTE 1979. , N U N U .UUU.IUII I. ____ WI I t my nenu ana me sea, or said Court on this 13th day of July, S - Tuesday, July 24,1979-38 ' a I I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 865.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, maci for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the tic titlouj name, towit: EXECUTIVE BUSINESS CONSULTANTS under makeup she uses every night NOTICE OF HEARING which I am engaged in business at hastocovereverything- since CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS 439 Oak Haven Drive, Attamone Notice is hereby given by the CIty SL,rinQs Florida 32701. nothing else does. "Oh! CalcutCouncil of the City of Winter ta!" Is a nude show. Ms. That the party interest in said Springs, Florida, that said City busIness enterprise is as folIow: Beldenfeld let the deduction Council will hold a hearing on Kathleen M. Ward stand - says "I plan to come August 7, 1979, at which time the City Council shall meet as an Dated at Orlando, Orange County, see the show some night" EqualIzing Board to hear and Florida, July 5, 1979 Publish: July 10, 17, 21, 31, 1979 just to make sure, consider any and all complaints as DEL43 to Such special assessments, for --paving and drainage improvements producer 1111(1 headliner for his literary 3, Box 560.0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for liTHE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE MISTER ROGERS (A) Utilted Press International GAMBLER'S LUCK: Ron 5:30 6:30 Route Gainesville, Georgia 30501 While Playing Pool MORNING TRY (MON) 12) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 12J THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) ANIMALS A Won Magazine • (1974) 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:00 (2 J EARLY DAY 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:25 (2JPOPI GOES THE COUN- WORLD NOTICE OF SUIT TO BILLY ROGER PACE 5:00 (12)(1l2) ANOTHER WORLD (4 0 GUIDING LIGHT €11 PHOTOGRAPHY.,. HERE'S KIT(TUE) Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould. Two Inept CIA agents are marked (or extermination by their own agency. 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF 2:30 1:30 TURNS €1) CONSUMER (1)BIG VALLEY Senator Jud Robson visits the Barkley ranch, but fears that he may be the largot of an assassination attempt. "SP'Y'S" AS 4:00 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 12:00 OABC MOVIE 9:00 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEtN Notice IS hereby given that tPiunderSigned, pursuant to tt "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapt,' 865 09, Florida Statutes, will reg,st. with tPe Clerk of the Circuit Couri) n and or Seminole County, Floricf; upon receipt of proof of pubIicatI of thiS notice, the fictitious name, to wit. FLORIDA SCHOOL BOOK FAIRS under Which it expects to engage in business at Iso Hope Street, Longwood, Florida 32750. post office address is P 0, Bo l7p; Longwood, Florida 32750, and ) such other locations as it shfl hereafter choose. That the party interested in business enterprise 5 as f011OWS INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SYSTEMS, INC. 100 percent. Dated at Longwooct, Seminole. County, Florida this 30th day of June, 1979. INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SYSTEMS, INC. By WILLIAM C. CONOMOS Secretary PubliSh: July 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 DEL 10 INFANT GIRL BY WYNN RUSSELL RAYMOND and SHARON DUNCAN RAYMOND. his wife. (1DTHEGONG SHOW 8:30 RYAN'S HOPE 0 NEWS (11) (1 TODAY ØGOOD MORNING AMERICA LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (ii (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE THE STATE OF FLORIDA THEODORE BUNDY 12:30 11 12:30 While investigating the murder of an Insurance agent. Barnaby learns that the man had been supplying vital Information to a burglary ring (A) U THE TV SHOW Rob Reiner and guests including Billy Crystel, Johnny Brown and Martin Mull lake a satirical look at lv programming from the audiences' perspective. VS. 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0M'A'8'H(R) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. - NOTICE UN.ZR FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE IN THE CIkUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7,.7fl.CA.20E IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF 3:30 2:00 12) (12) THE DOCTORS 0 0 BARNABY JONES HODGEPODGE LODGE NEW ON 14 4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS NEWS fl 0 SESAME STREET (A) (141) NEWLYWED GAME (4) LOVE OF LIFE WHEWI SANFORD' Legal Notice Legal Notice - e " t'. il. '..".-'- b L • - . - ' '.•• • . -. _._ .,, - -- a 4 "" .. 1.f . - ______ �p• , V v CA ~111614 FO w > 'I IT cJ 'i 01~ . * ?0 - 1.,; "• N uJLJSTGOT) RIO MA I by Mort Walker THAT'S A GREAT LOOKI WHAT NYTI-IING NTS ____ NI OW POEG SHE EQUIPMEN YOU HAVE _ 170 AROIJNP HERE? THERE, _ PI ECE AK 0F OFFICE ______ ____ AMOS ' Loss ' i 34 Caustic substance 2 Wild rabbit 3 Woman's 35 Cota sound 36 Young bear name 4 Very small Isn't . 28 Verve — — 53 Determine love 31 Departs 33 Viewed movie 57 Broke bread 38 Hockey team 58 Pourboire ]Eve. problem 71st Year, No. 29— Wednesday, July 25 1979 ___________________________ Florida 32771 Evening g Herald—(USPS 481280) — Price 15 Cents I'm DEAR DR. LAMB Dr. 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 could couldn't Edgy' SM H W Fear Takeove*r, Try 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. I'm must have strained the DEAR READER because my shoulders also 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. Bundy To Withdraw • I Due :i 12 by Art Sa nsom THE BORN LOSER am 6 'bu Th O VJI4O VP MY JAJ3P5 L.)F V4Et) 'U C)J 3 RUtO5 1 1 —— — — T. — — — — 15 96 UA8MI.A*; 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 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 14 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 ~,_LIGHTER CARS FAIR I T'S 140T FAIR — 58 —— 55 — — — 56 57 ___________ ___________ --IT'LL BE 50 LIGHT IT WON'T HAVE TO QUALIFY.' DON'T SWEAT IT, ARCH, 0 __ 59 — — 60 62 — — 63 — — — L 64 — — — 7 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 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-'- treatment and it certainly does N.Y. 10019. 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 ''__)- _,/'I u_Pu0', ____________ _______ ' __________ __________ 'N C L"' 'E IF WE 10 TNE WN THEg/ 4Ls' Uca4Y'& GARA . g -- 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 ____ -. __ _____ - ____________ 2+ A breakdown of what portion of the bad debt total can be attributed to indigents is not available, he said, because board over the issues of reorganization and funding for there is no defin ition of what constitutes as Indigent. + could not handle the $625,000 asked by the hospital. The tentative budget calls for a 23-cent Der PM }41EANWHIL.E. AUNT MAY, g AtE L. MXE' ME tLJO 1NNER' air LAYE' HERO '4Wi WILL. -- _____ _______ MAIL.1 -, _ _ HAVN1APPPON _______ . . . IN ____ .-. ______ J rn ' - _ /ERY. / THING-• . /1' by the city to a wom ç _______ . - •' S%, ________ --. - " . - . '%l,-. AID, 1W.40 - - - . - - , .- . - ,. do . +. .. . . . S Appeals in cases where the death setiteuct' i are mandated by law. Neil, 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 1 - '- -'--- - - Florida - 4.-aft- I a, + .3", 'J trial Sept. State days after the slayings of 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 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. 'k. ' fl.IAI %"EJ . _ M4 . %'J. .,. '4 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. 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 ._. • 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 Pacific Northwest. Pfeil' — Terry Sims '-' -IPJ2 *A I .? S-' troom hurdles a 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 University in Tallahassee on Jan. 15. 1978. They also convicted Bundy of beat in g three other university coeds, two Of thClil summoned from the - 'I 40. _ - Jr. y 114 •'" 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 faces still another cour- house omas Waddell sPtsNlNG + On ' Bad' City Sidewalks A0UNP-.' __________ _________ 4 Th Settlement Urged In Su it __ _ .J udge "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," 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. ' ' attorney 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 ..............B substantially more than they The murder was not committed while Sims was under case. settlement of $5,000 in the Crossword .................4B Sports ...................8, VA would take," he said. the Influence of extreme mental or emotlopal disturbance, City conuniasloners voted to Mrs Tucker is alleging, Mize Editorial ..................IA Televislou ................. See SIMS, Page 2A said, that she suffered from a near Abby .......lB Weather . 1* See SIDEWALKS, Page . I: s 1 ________ _____________ AILER . WHAT P ___ ___ _____ __________ iNEWSPAPEII ENTEItPRISE AWN.1 CAm4I - ____ ________ _____ night, Theodore Bundy recorded the entire trial, 1977. not kill officer - _____ .t. ______ ________ _______ ______ ________ udicial Circuit 'An innocent man Is going. i did ______ that. Let him play it. iA NOW 1E'61 VRRlEL, A9OUT I ERI k - ______ UbIM-lflhiØ - ________ \ __________ by a Miami jury Tuesday saint' (Ia)' . ______ ld partner that we don't like notrump. He has gone IC three notrum~ in spite of MONThS? + •. (;eurge -- + t$V9 FACE IT 'WRE -_______ - ____ _____ __________ -.' byT.K.Ryan 1k 't)t) RAUZE E r. _____ ____ ______ Aix TUMBLEWEEDS WHY SO cSWAU2N, W1Mø'i.? ______ ______ __________ ___________________ area and a smile for the 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 ' __________ ________ .,, :,. _________________ ______________ __________ __________ ________ ___________ ______ would do. _ 0 Eighteenth J __________ __________ ________________ _______ '• ________ ____ me cuts i MAY C44ECK 4 PETC-RO- I ' ' ,'': -. I FOR HER UFE' I - C ___________ ____ _____ To ___ ___ ___ ________ _________ ' AROt.E FLEE' '' ThEY')N CAROLS __________________________________ WROTE To 11 9EAUE I •' "!' ,++, II Ii — - $'[IW ______ __________ _____ _______ __ .. _______ .- by Stan Lee and John Rornita ______ PUSH _____________ (UPI) — Con- television camera that herald Staff Writer ____ 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 HEAR FROM HER 6CONER NHA1s p.,_— ____________ ____ MIAMI victed of a double murder the Chair committed to keeping the hospital in Sanford. ___________ three diamonds after he goes to two notrump. He now bids three notrump. An Ore gon reader asks what we E FEARS i ANP %, Bentley said that of all seven groups interested in __-_+ . 7245 month to partner's one- ss by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST 111's You hold: .1 x . , • ,j s $ 4' Q 10 x Most bridge players would so u6E hiXN pUSH90 .. 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 G Pending in the spectator's seating 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. said. 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. . ' $1,000 assessed of Untidy was whisked back TERRY 111ELVIN SIMS being led into Court romil s two to his 'escapeproof" jail cell after first giving a wave to Ws it iother. Louise-, _____ I,,1 Si and burglary. Herald Photo by ' Tom Notiol _____ _iii__ . ,.. + counts of attempted ________________ five percent ceiling imposed this year by the legislature, mission work session to make a pitch for hospital week trial on two counts of murder Etchberger said that the county's budget, limited by a • ownership or management. ' Other crtlit't after guilty verdict was returned by the 12- . .- ______ 1:)asa 2 SPIDER-MAN NOW i assured gate as guilty _____ - than 50 percent. When this hand was played in a match-point , under questioning from the commissioners, Bentley conceded that the figure used to represent indigent care costs actually is the hospital's total bad debt figure. 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 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, for people to swap opinions Radio City Station, New York, a bout their symptoms and their 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, you might need treatment for stamped, self-addressed 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 velope for it. Send your request that. I think it's probably healthy to me, in care of this 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 — ______ 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: Sentencing 2 .. A loss of potassium from doctor is that the same thing — .1 orkers hands — 9 10 11 5 6 7 8 Total problem Is not because of low balance — — — — 1 2 3 4 Potassium 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 Of i 48 Bears 14 Epoch $E i 51 Spy group 15 Of South L.1. (abbr) American - o T1ALW.H M1 52 What (It) nation 0.t jj IlLSL2 55 Tibetan 17 Women's ___ I u iu' gazelle ____ patriotic T1 -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) Lt BEETLE BAILEY 1I 13 Racecourse mistake .L' ( 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 ç%(\) ••' 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, Torn and Freda Leach, said she loved school and would not have left unless she was told there was a family emergency. + + + - + I 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 24, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f3f2e7607a3e88ab2e913d6e5716e1c6.pdf 1e165a770c67fa1b76768ea8aae45c46 PDF Text Text 2A—Evening I 1A Evening Herald,—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 289—Monday, July 23,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 IN E To Seminole County Commission florida Hospital Presents SM H Merger Plans ni,*r Whirlo- ' by Hal Kaufman - Seminole County commissioners today were scheduled to begin hearings on the future of Seminole Memorial Hospital, with representatives from Florida Hospital in Orlando prepared to ask the commissioners for a merger. "We'll only be delivering a proposal to seek to open negotiations on the matter," Jim Morris, Florida Hospital vice president, said today. Morris and others were scheduled to present their case for merger with the commissioners at 1:30 p.m. today. On Tuesday, members of the board of trustees from'SMH are scheduled to meet with the commissioners to plead their - Round Figuresi Math prof: "Doakes, you've got to writ, your figures more legibly. Take this five, it looks lust like a three." Ooaku: "Big pardon, sir, it Is a three." Prof: "A three you say? lxtxlxoxoxkxsxjxuxsxtxfx)xkx,xa. xfxixvxe." Omit the x's. - • Jim's father's age is the same as Jim's with the - digits reversed. A year ago, Jim's father's age was four times Jim's. How old are they? 'AI.AJp.d$J 'UU$*$ , * . ? 'p '5unjw s i'oqu.s 'c uti.iaip MYSTERY TOPIC Here is a mystery that even Sherlock Holmes i:L_ might have difficulty X unraveling: My first is in walk. but not In run. My second's in bullet, but not in gun. My third is in apple, but not In core; My fourth is in fifth, but not infour. My fifth's In ker chief, not In rag. My sixth I. in hors., but not in nag. Myseventh'sjnrobe, but not in gown. My all for uncertain- . ty has renown. 'PIAOW It "Cal eulisiw $1 430M '1 PAOW I i ouiniw i eev 'I :$.3u.J.ffio to open negotiations on the matter' County commissioners ultimately will decide whether to keep SMH county-owned or whether to surrender control and lease the facility to a private corporation. CR "1. / a ' . '- . 1.11 m.:Whateml? PEG LEGGEDI It takes some kind of pa9 to nab that runliewtom 21 3410114" stealing second base. Can you trace the bail's route? 041 ' s .n.Jqwn (j.(4 - AE LftAND .54 XT0ZIR r If TREY IkE VAE. 1A1 ALL, GLUM' MM6 ¶E ALL! cZcH? V/fkATh ThAT EXA1 NEfl LA4T pi Ii INb i Lcr.. — 1 11 ca4gcu1ivE WPLK, P t cET WfiA1 . - 1ev iNTD 6Alo4 IUT A "LAU&ER'? — - "s. -Lp -. - p,. -.. ,-, F1rBrN*hters Hurt Local Solar Market By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer The outlook is bright, but the market for solar energy systems has been dimmed by public doubt and fly-bynight swindlers, says Phil Gonzalez, a Sanford distributor of solar equipment. Gonzalez, 57, claims he has noticed an Increase in the number of inquiries about solar equipment recently, but sales of the $600 to $1,000 water heating systems he handles average only one per month. Gonzalez, a retired engineer, now operates Kings Supplies, 2534 Park Ave., Sanford "Sales are very slow. Basically, I think there are two reasons. First, a lot of people have had bad results with equipment bought from fly.by.nlghters who stick them with shoddy equipment. Cheap materials are used and the systems rot in two years. "Secondly, there Is the human thing. People look at $600 or $1,000 as an expense they'll be paying for two or three years if they switch to solar. They'd rather pay that extra 0or0 per month to the utilIty company than assume a major cash outlay," he said. Gonzalez said he and his wife Installed a solar system in 722 . TI.WJ Sanford solar equipment distributor Phil Gonzalez displays solar panel AM 00 elm"uI?'_.tI,c. t7 - (Lmlf7 II oRTh WORKfrJc, FOR A frF'// I — 0 5....... -•• -_____ 'I think the retired person, trying to got by on a fixed income is more apt to look to the future. Their experiences have taught them to look ahead' their home live years ago and their average utility bill of $50 has been cut In half since. Within Seminole County, Gonzalez estimates, up to 2,000 homes and businesses partially are dependent on the sun for heating or air condlUo.dng. "Right now, It is mostly used as an adjunct or a back-up system. But the builders are beginning to design them into the newer homes. That should be a big market," he said. An average home, with two to four persons, would reaIre two solar panels, or collectors. The collectors are covered by a special fiberglass covering. When the sun's rays pass through the glass onto the collectors, the but is trapped and gored. The stored heat then Is transferred to a standard household water tank. More complex systems, Gonzalez said, can convert the heat to electricity for powering air conditioners and other home systems. s.pivth .. -• - -. Most of Gonzalez' customers, he says, are retired persons seeking to cut down on their utility bills over the long run. The younger homeowner has shied away from solar energy, he said. "I think the retired person, trying to get by on a fixed Income is more apt to look to the future. Their experiences have taught them to look ahead," he observed. Gonzalez has been in the solar energy business 10 years. He formerly was a manufacturer's representative for electronic components In the Bahamas and Puerto Rico. Products he represented included solar devices, he said. Since the field has drawn a good deal of attention while few people are too aware of the mechanics of solar energy it has been easy for con artists and get-rich-quick schemers to operate, Gonzalez claims. "You an a lot of it. Someone moves into an area, puts a lot of advertising In the newspaper and on TV, makes his sales and then moves on. The equipment sold may be junk," he warns. "For example, freeze protection is very Important. Most buyers don't realize that the solar panels don't have to be exposed to freezing temperatures to freeze over. Given the right combination of dew and chilling winds, a panel could freeze even at 50 degrees," he said. "Then they become damaged." He said less reputable firms may sell low-cod equipment without the necessary protections such as freezeguards. When the cheaper units give out In two or three years, consumer confidence in solar systems is diminshed, he said. What can the government do to stimulate interest and wideacale conversion to solar energy? Gonzalez says lowcost loans to buyers would help. But he said the government also is going to have to do a good marketing job and reduce some of the red tape now snarling the grant program to solar buyers. "The government has a $400 grant program to persons Installing solar devices. But the guidelines required to meet the grant are based on northern standards. To meet them in Florida, the buyer winds up spending more than the $400 he gets," Gonzalez said. He said the federal requirunenta for a grant Include Insulation limit' and venting specifications not found in many homes in the southern part of the nation's sunbelt. "It's also going to be a job of the government and the seller of solar systems to get the message across, to sell the public on the advantages of solar heating." he said. Originally, Gonzalez thought he would sell his unfla to hotels, restaurants and laundromsts, all high-users of water. However, It Is the homeowners who now inquire most and he sea that asthe comma market In solar sales. - ' - - —GEOFFREY POUNDS By DONNA ESTES Silver Hairs. The idea new stock is acquired. Ware creases geared to the cost of Herald Staff Writer Missouri. said he has noticed, and other living for persons on state ')riginated in With the 1979 session of the Representatives of 10 other seniors have pointed out to him, retirement pensions. Ware said Silver Haired Legislature states, including New Hump- that grocery stores often raise the cost to the state the first behind him, Seminole's shire, Washington, Penn- prices several times on stock year would be $4 million. —Creation of a Senior representative to that session, sylvania, Texas and Colorado, items as wholesale costs go up, Leo Ware, 71, of Altamonte observed the session, which even though the stock was on Citizens Commission to study Springs. Is gearing up to lobby ended at noon Friday, with a hand before those increases the Impact of senior citizens on local "regular" legislators for view toward implementing went into effect. The legislation the state's economy and pas.age of 10 priority bills, similar programs. is designed to stop this practice, develop recommendations on Personally familiar with the —Permission for older their needs. Ware said the 'There were more people four members of the Seminole involved this year. The agenda persons to attend courses at commission would submit County Legislative Delegation was set up much better and I state universities without reports on their findings to the — State Reps. Robert Hattaway enjoyed it," Ware said of the paying fees or receiving credit, governor, speaker of the house and president of the senate. and Bobby Brantley and Sens. session. lie was serving his if space is available, infor —Permission John Vogt and Clark Maxwell second year as a silver haired —Requiring medical schools - Ware says he keeps in con- legislator. in Florida to have courses on corporated mobile home tact with them on a regular The 10 top priority pieces of geriatrics and to require associations to zuc on behalf of basis on the issues of Interest to legislation from the Silver medical doctors to take these their members when lot rentals senior citizens. are increased unreasonably. haired House, to be lobbied courses. "As chairman of the advisory locally and in Tallahassee —Banning increase in This was Ware's bill. He committee for the Area Agency during the April, 1980 regular assessments for tax purposes of sponsored the proposed homes used exclusively as legislation after constituents on the Aging, I have the inside session, Ware said, include: track, the advantage of —Limitations on the ability of homesteads by seniors once the brought to his attention rental knowing the needs of seniors," apartment house owners to bend of the household reaches Increases ot - u much as $4 he said. Ware also is affiliated convert their buildings to 65 years old, except where new percent. the Permitting with the Health Systems condominiums, construction or additions are dental of registration I Agency, an advisory board on —Freezing of sieIf ItCifl involved, health needs. —Calling for automatic In- laboratory technicians to make prices In grocery stores until HIS tavalucmcat in City dentures on prescription of - -. . ---dentists. politics In Altamonte Springs — . —Calling for legislative he was at one time an Un.. . . review of children in foster . .•. successful candidate for the homes. Ware said it came to the -. city commission and he attends 4'' -. . attention of the Silver Hairs commission many city that "a lot" of the children In / meetings — also has been of foster homes in certain areas of assistance to him, he said. the state appear to get lost • ••Ware Is retired from interevery year. in Harvester national ,.' .., Forty-six bills were conIndianapolis, Ind., and retired , .• sidered by the Silver Haired to Florida 10 years ago. \ House, Ware said, with the . preceding bills considered • .S 11 v e r - H a I r c The " priority items. Last year, 12 . Legislature is comprised of bills were given top priority and elected senior citizens .\ live were passed by the regular throughout the state by their •, • ., .. -' Legislature. peers to consider laws believed The Silver Haired session, necessary to protect the rights Ware said, is sponsored by the of or promote the benefit of the Florida Jaycees, Florida elderly. Department of Health and Once approved by the Silver Rehabilitative Services, Hairs, the proposed laws are Florida State University Center submitted to the regular for Professional Development Legislature for passage. Leo Ware of Altamonte Springs and Public Service and the 1979 session was the second ...representativetoSllver-llalred Legislature annual one-week session of the Florida Agencies on the Aging.; ': ' Reaction To 78-Degrees In Restaurants Is Mixed kitchen isn't air conditioned, we compliance period to see what "Our people have said it's been By HUGH ThOMSON have no dress code which might guidelines Herald Staff Writer Florida a little uncomfortable to work the customers A week ago President Carter make un- Restaurant Association comes In. We try to keep it between 76 Issued an order requiring comfortable, and we have no up with. In our dress code we and 76. There have been no with restaurants to set their ther- problem our don't require ties, but we do complaints to my knowledge. mostats to 78 degrees as an refrigeration." require that customers wear a It's too early to tell whether our Bill Beuret, owner of the coat. We don't know whether refrigeration has been afenergy conservation measure. What has been the reaction in Maison & Jardin Restaurant in we'll be changing that lected." Seminole County, so far as Altamonte Springs, said, "We requirement or not." At the Holiday Inn House of restaurant customers are had experimented with the 78Steak, Bernie Varner, manager Jerry and Pauline Arndt own since lad month, said, "No degree. temperature before we concerned? to implemented it. We have had and operate the Fin and Mixed, according quite a few complaints since we Feather In Oviedo. Arndt was complaints, other than from the restauranteurs. working in the kitchen. understand the setjp,g based succinct in his comments: "Our people No effect on refrigeration. And Bob Granoff, manager of has usually been we have a dress code for Three Seasons Restaurant of on an overall temperature of 78 temperature ), degrees. We have five separate about that anyway. No more custo the mers, so far as a coat the Deltona Inn (Bed Western), ha n usual." and tie are concerned." said, "To tell the truth, we thermostat systems located at complaints t really haven't had any corn- different locations, and we are Western Sizzlin Steak McIald'i on Orlando plaints of any magnitude. waiting during the 30-day manager Warren Morris said, Drive in Sanford, Don Hughes, People seem to* be rallying to manager said, "We've been the needs of the country. pr et ty close to that ternIndirectly, we've had some perature, so long as the air is a slight falloff in business, but I_______________________________ ke pt moving. We've had no attribute that to the gas negative complaints. I think problem." ArowidThe Clock ..........4-A Horoscope ... .............. 4-B people are geared up inaitally At the Town House Bridge .....................4-B Hospital ..................2* for it. We checked our ternRestaurant in Oviedo, Mrs. Comics ....................4-B Obituaries .................8-A peratires lad week and they. Fern Allen, manager, said, Crossword .................4-B OURSELVES ........ ...... 1-B were well within the corn. "Out front we have two doors, Editorial ...................4-B Sports ....................6.7-A pliance figures. Management, no hallways. It usually stays Dear Abby ................. 1-B Television .................1-B only, must wear ties or the about 78 degrees anyway. Our Dr. Lamb -----------------4-B Weather ------------- 2-A standard uniform." At Tod y - _•, When it became known the county commissioners would consider such a request, representatives of Florida Hospital and a private for-profit-chain, Hospital Corporation of America, sent word they would like to Investigate the possibility of becoming involved in negotiations on the hospital's future. To date, however, no one from HCA has requested a hearing before the commissioners. 'Silver Hair' Will Lobby For 10 Bills To Aid Aged Vs Cc—' change would permit the selling of tax-exempt bonds to finance a $12 million to $16 million expansion plan. eUoA4*$ tie Challenge: Unscramble this, names of U.S. Presidents: 1. Koip. 2. Drof. 3. Ryalt. 4. Dsaam. S. Trerac. Time: One minute each. '5 '$wepy'p 'JCIAJ. C Riddle-Me-This, If you can: When is a golf bail angry? When it's teed off. What Is the U.S. national dog? The bald beagle. • - uuy 'We'll only b'e delivering a proposal '.a40i.ae3 - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. Put Florida Hospital President Bob Scott sent a letter to commissioner Bob Sturm earlier this year asking to open discussions over a possible merger. Morris said, however, that plans had not reached the stage of offering specific details and that today's meeting with the commissioners was "just to see if they might be agreeable to continued discussions." Tuesday's SMH delegation to the commission is expected to be led by administrator Charles Bentley. It was the SMH board which first suggested changing the status of the hospital. Board members said such a case for converting the hospital to a private-not-for.: profit facility. - _-t. ', I -'--•_--.-.-, '' ., ' .- - 4 - -. - .—• -- -, %'' - .••%•• .. -. '-- - % '4% --- - • • - -. . i., -. -.... . . - . - - - . - . - , -- , . - ____ • • - .- : --.-.- ..- - - .. ----------- • - - - �Evening Herald, Sanford Fl 2A-Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 23,1979 Guerrillas Kidnap 50 Mon C.nran I i,mInt,v 1,. - From Catholic Mis sion SALISBURY, Zimbabwe Rhodesia (UPI) Guerrillas kidnapped 50 people, Including a Jesuit and six nuns, from a rote Roman Catholic mission that had coexisted for years in a war zone Infiltrated by Patriotic Front guerrillas, church officials say. The abduction Sunday coincided with Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa's new amnesty campaign designed to spark mass defections from the Patriotic Front Alliance. The church officials said Sunday the people taken from the Marymount mission, 12 miles from the border with Mozambique, were believed to Include Jesuit Brother Herman TOMB, who ran the mission; six nuns; two novices, and about 10 mission workers and their families about SO people altogether. — whii lluoo with hi hrnthg,r ., wp nine a.. — n.m.. .m. me. mimer..0 SAUI5 wn treated and released Saturday, a Florida Hospital spokeman said. According to police, the events occurred as follows: Both brothers began arguing over the stereo during a party outside their home about 7:13 p.m. Saturday in front of a crowd of about 15. Glen allegedly walked into the house and cut the wires of the stereo with his buckknlfe and in the process cut his wrist. Keith followed Glen inside and both began fighting. During the fight, Glen allegedly stabbed Keith in the back with his buckknife. He was taken to the Seminole County Jail and charged with aggravated battery. Lemieux was placed on an Initial boid of FlghT * Springs man who calls himself an inventor guilty of three count of violating Florida securities laws. Archie B. Gray Jr., 45, of P.O. Box 189, Altamonte Springs, wa found guilty last week of the fraudulent sale of securities, sale o securities by an unregistered person and sale of unregistere securities. Gray was selling securities in his company, Graymagei Manufacturing Co., Inc. that he said was developing a perpetua motion machine designed to co nserve energy. A 25-year-old Longwood man was stabbed In the back by his brother Saturday during an argument over a stereo, according to Longwood police. Keith Lemieux, 25, of 617 E. Bay Ave., Longwood, was transported to Florida Hospital In Altamonte Springs and then transferred to Florida Hospital in Orlando for treatment of his stab wound. A Florida Hospital spokesman said Lemieux signed himself out "against medical advice" later Saturday evening. I N BRIEF $8,400 that later was reduced to $1,575. SPOUSE ABUSE An Altamonte Springs man was arrested for spouse-abuse Sunday for allegedly hitting and choking his wife, according to Seminole County deputies. Frankie Lee Platt, 31, of 299 Magnolia St., Altamonte Springs, was charged with spouse-abuse and placed on an initial bond of $5 Martha Platt, 27, told deputies her husband struck her In the head and choked her. Bruises were found on Mrs. Platt's neck, deputies say. GUILTY OF FRAUD A Seminole County circuit court jury found an Altamonte ASSAULT A Sanford man was arrested early Saturday morning alte police said he took a shot at another man outside a furniture stor on south Sanford Avenue. Robert Lester Benton, 39, of 8 Carriage Cove Court has beer charged with aggravated assault and firing a weapon into an unoccupied building. Sanford police said Benton fired the .357 magnum pistol he was carrying at a man who Benton claimed had threatened to do him bodily harm. The shot struck a furniture store building at 2589 South Sanford Ave. Initial bond on Benton was set at $8,400. 7 Hopefuls Qualify - — In Oviedo Election Somoza Supporters Attack - ______ IIIIIIIINPIN - . - 6 -. It resigned his District 1 seat to run for the seat vacated by Stephen Barton, and / - f.l, '• - political newcomer William Mitchell. - --a .. A _______10 -- a Herald Photo by Tom Notsei . EMPLOYEE Summer Youth Employment Program Employee of the week Phil Washington (right) Is shown with his supervisor Elliot Smith at the SYEP office where Phil is employed In maintenance. The son of Mr. and Mrs. hubert L. Washington. he graduated from Seminole high School this year and plans to attend the U.S. Marine Corps Aircraft Maintenance School. Co-winners this week are Sherion Hayes and Sheila Bryson. Last week's co-winner was I)arol C. Earl. - ANALYSIS — a.m., at - - — - — Carter Plans Changes In Senior Staff — DISCHARGES Sanford: Jeffrey S. Ailing Thomas A. Butner Julia U. Colston JoSiphJ.Distefano RMI$d41 V. Ferguson James Harper MIChI C. Mathes KInMth J. Strandberg Timothy Wilson Maude P. SIlIson, D.Bary De*ii I. S$dnfllf', Ostein housing following passage of the 1968 Civil Rihts Act; significant levels of discrimination persist in America's I housing market, said the Department of housing and Urban Development in a report released Sunday. "The study provides definitive cvi'lcncc that blacks are discriminated against in the sale and rental of housing," HUD said. "Blacks were systematically treated less favorably with regard to housing availability, were treated less courteously, and were asked for more information than were whites." .,.I* -, . it . 0 -~- .t'", ,r I" , I ,~ ,~ ~ C L ) 0) . ' t . 'C -. —,,, 'z ,.:! - a, . 4 '' .. Ir iI~ — o. _/ to _~_ ±gi N . - ,.III " , " : . . Kidnapping Suspects Held A fourth suspect was NEWARK, N.J. (UP!) kidnapping of Joan Dedrick, a New arrested today in the Jersey banker's wife who was freed unharmed Sunday after her husbandS pa:o äkAI,IAifI ransom. FBI spokesman Michael McDonnell said Gaetano Allesandrello, 23, was arrested at I a.m. at his home in sack for a scheduled noon arraignment in Newark with the other three suspects. McDonnell said the investigation is still continuing and he couldn't comment on whether other suspects were being sought or whether the ransom money paid by William Dedrick has been recovered. ___ ____ ... •.. - . '•- ' * .- . • - •.' &#.L 4 •0' ' • rIM)tS from new -.. '- '• • r __ — ____________ "Two-Ton", Tony LIVINGSTON, N.J. (UP!) Galento, who stunned boxing fans by knocking heavyweight champion Joe Louis to the canvas in 1939, died Sunday of a heart attack. He was 69. Galento's right leg was amputated last Sunday as the result of a worsening diabetic condition. His left leg was removed in a similar operation last year. The Orange, N.J. saloon bouncer packed one of the hardest punches In the history of professional boxing. - • !-I 'I'lw' latter two are only SOICIICC. The students are paid $2.90 By hUGh THOMSON Herald Staff Writer per hour for a 30-hour week, two A Seminole County project of with four group leaders getting female two benefit to both the public and to mule and those directly involved soon will $3.05 hourly. l.ast year, the Department of Interior paid for come to an end. The project is an ongoing one a 40-hour week, but with at the Nature Center, near present budget cuts, 10 hours Winter Springs and Five Points. weekly were eliminated from The project was funded initially the program. Mrs. Bettie Palmer, director through the U.S. Department of the Interior, which distributes for science and environmental money to the Florida State education for Seminole County Department of Education, is project director. She is now which, in turn, allocates funds on vacation. According to Mrs. Pat to the state's counties. in (lie program for three weeks Seminole County's Soldiers ('iet'k l'ai'k, ht' students built a covered pavili(n: it is one ;UId 0mw half iniks from the Nature cat'h They are Ixttli agriculture teachers at Seminole II igli School In Sanford. Center building in the park. All The YCC III Seminole has of these things have resulted by worked in several areas of the Joint efforts by (he school board county. At ()vitsh high .Schiisil, and the board of county C0111 it has built a "par'' course, 'nit' pavilion was which is an exercise trail with built over (lit' study that set distances for joggers. it IS alrt'ad existed: it includes an all-around health course for t'at-ht's' dt'miwmistr:ititni tables (lit' public. and seating for iidciits" tile At CroJilis I 1IhI St Iit,(ll it) Mrs. Burkett said th Sanford, \'CC students hiavt' st udt'iits constructed 30 feet of built five outside pit'n' tables kiardwalks amid a 500.f(x)(, 18Of the $32,506 budgeted for Burkett, an environmental which can be used as an outdoor inch, ru_sOc cat's alk. Their Seminole, $25,090 is federal specialist and teacher in the classrooiii. Students raised the lwiik'r, they cut tht'iiuselves school area arotiiitl it six inches with [rout old cypress which caine money and the rest comes from Seminole County liouit (lie Old Cypress Mill near the Seminole County School system, ''Mrs. Palmer has sand. (lien mulched into the on inches three another students area The Gt,nevi science taught on every level ef Board. keep the area neat, rehabilitated' slabs cut from top, to master's in Thirty-three students in the and has her to Mrs. Burkett. Logs according thiemii and logs, marked and cut education.' county, divided almost equally include were placed around the uM'd 2 by I's as stringers with members Other stuff between the sexes, are learning employer-employee relatio- another cmi vi ron in emit a I 1M'riulletCr of the oval-sluiped the cypress slabs along (hit' top.. area, with all paths mulched t o '11w' boardwalk and (lie catwalk nships and earning money at specialist, William C. Moore, as much itIUiii lead to a 2,0(X.yearuld cypress themui, They foilo', their siumi eliminate the same time, according to a who holds a master's degree in ideas. fliey are taught skills project spokesman. They are environmental education; John tenitlee as jX)5it)le, she noted. which is seven feet ill yhinhi can hi' used ill the job Mrs. Burkett said the diameter." being taught responsibilities Thomas, coach and shop siuuemit did ImIUU1I iiit'te 111 i tie aLure Cen er ilLS new all the supervises and work skills, the spokesm an teacher, who renovated the "They the old was one the Cr001115. narmie; other carpentry added, and are learning how to cabinetry and 501111' ILIii(1 1111(1 did sign school Study Center) Environmuiemital the students; and by wcrk done think and reason via the mieiir the school's cmi- is located one-half mile south of ScLtpiflg Baker, and Stuart West Bill project, which is a local version trance. Day lilies, border grass, U.S. 17-92 off state road 419. of the national Youth Con- both of whom have their III small green-and- There, mmiuseummi-type exhibits semnesis elementary in master's servation Corp (YCC). white-leaved plant) and and plaques explaining the fl,,wa,rin,, hibiscu s ws'rs' , Udii tR ....... •"h tutiut envi t planted. They also cleaned out found. A geology exhibit also is the trees in the area along the ill t h e park. Mrs Burkett said the YCU street :uid did sonic iiuukiiiiig. All plants and trees used came had been granted ju.st a slight bit of extra time. The prograutu from the school's nursery-" -- Sanford: Benjamin A. & Bernice P. Doe a baby girl DISCHARGES • -. • n -. -. -..._.. ...... ronmen r .. -- . - ..- • - . r. : . •. -. . •... . , ~~ _ . v.' - - __ ' , ~ , J - - 4 - / tr:::i 1L 'j(. ' , FOR ANY PURPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM SR 22 FILED FREE Elaina Mallo (left) and Steve Hamilton Install guardrails on boardwalk In swamp at Nature Center park. ____ -- - , ............... : . - . ... S10,000toS250,000 TONY RUSSI INSURANCE CALL TOLL FREE ANYTIME , Sanford - , " r, o -- .- . - - • • 814 18005286050 ASK FOR EXT. 935 I. cittct -. f -. i ' BUSINESS LOANS UN . I pt. Is. ------- .. ' .,) ALSO AVAILABLE "- LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS Aqt 4)' . 1, FAST LOAN APPROVAL 2417 S. French Ave. tw. ' lopeeerom Herald Photos by Tom Vincent - Loans can' be arranged up to S0 : 000111 ou your own home. COrRlOrtlIfliurl' 1 m'bIIe home .i'i v.- I.'-lot All homeowners quilifv iq11i'i I tineS and ,vi'fl thos,' t..i,' - !,'1 companies EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! I' * •- The Vatican confirmed during the weekend the pontlit would travel to Ireland on Sept. 29, then visit the United States to meet with President Carter and address the United Nations in New York on Oct. 2. P77 -- * e u sources say. * * * * - - $2,500 to $50,000 VATICAN CITY i UPIi Fear of interfering with the 1980 presidential campaign forced Pope Joiui Paul II to move up his visit to the United States by a year, Vatican - . * Your Credit Is Good For Pope Avoids U.S. Politics . - * Need Cash? - - - - -..----- — ,,••, ,1 % _..._. "At the Nature center Ili here huni becim scheduled to end — - I , t •. • .' • By ____________ e ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE United Press International the gasoline shortage, must do something to make the conditioner twice this year.! miner in Delbartoëi, W.Va., "I don't think he has a very Sanford: Most Americans are willing More than half said they United States more energy self- hang my clothes out Instead of agreed: "I don't think the good backbone. He makes a lot Mildred C. Gerke to make sacrifices to support believe any crisis lies within sufficient. And most insisted putting them in the dryer." Carl F. Lind nation Is In a state of crisis, but of statements but does not Pami4a R. Tucker President Carter's plea for Carter's presidency and IOfl But It was President Carter's Mr. Carter definitely is. He has carry through on them. I don't that whethe r from financial Duane J. L.aFoIlitte, Casseib.rry unity in solving the country's of those who agreed with th "crisis of the American spirit" taken away all the confidence think the e necessity, patriotism or both Bertha Burger, DeScry world is in as bad s energy problems but many prldent thatanat1onal "crisis they have already been doing statement that triggered dozens that people had In him by situation as he makes Bertha Taylor. Key Large it out to' City Bae L. Atkinson, believe any "crisis of conflden- of confidence" exists said their I: of pro-and-con statements from waiting too long to do what he be. But I think we need someone caner wanea 100100110 'fOUL ce' Is centered in wa'flgoo n Us heck, a housewife from every walk of itte. should have done a year ago." who will do more than sinUs his urgent rally cry for moral Kansas City, Mo., spoke for and is not a national ill. In Baltimore, bookstore clerk In Montpelier, Vt., Mrs. and say the Lord will provid..!! Of dozens of people inter- unity. many of the people surveyed in Arno Wasserman, 42, said, "To Harriet Sweet, 59, a mother of Dick Merrill, president of the Some of those who have describing her family's share of say that there Is a crisis four who is a welfare and First City viewed by UP! around the National Bank in country slice Carter's energy already sacrificed by reducing energy saving: threatening to destroy the veteran's benefits recipient, Houton, said Cuter is"kivJof speech last Sunday night, many their gasoline and electricity "We have insulated the fabric of America is putting It unemployed because of two strapping the guilt on the did not think the country was consumption were angered that house. We have one car and my so portentlously. Carter coflald- recent operations, thinks the American public and I don'( suffering from what Carter their conservation efforts had husband takes the bus to work. I era himself In a crisis situation crisis rests firmly on the think that's where It belongs. I called "a crisis of the American not been matched by others. car-pool to the grocery store. so he has to present an Image of presidency. think it belongs on the The majority, however, We don't go on vacation hardly doing something." spirit" and most were "I think President Carter is a leadership that lie and the auspicious of the reasons behind agreed the federal government at all.'We've only run the air Jerry McClanahan, 27, a coal lot at fault," Mrs. Sweet said. Congress have given." - 'II '• ','. Poll: Carte r's 'Cr isis' May Be His Own Orange ; I (his Wetliiesday. Rut iiew tiiaikt't iht l.ii ii it ihi i r ph .'ii: frinii (1w' s;uiit' sow-ti' l,d tl-ir it 11111 •'x iitst.iii will provide lt'ai- iu ri or sluc' Ill' L. lull v.11 perit'nues for II) stimikuts until Aug. 3," Mrs. Burkett said. \\ 1.1 tu teach v.hlilt LIft- i Ntittonuiuty, the VUC has beth in Wotti t like. ()\.l' itidt' (IeaI Ii existence for seven years. It to he oil timiti, Ica:-11 dii telnet. has been here for thirt'e %041r.',. ar:! It-am life kill. 131 1 t it e- rut all e. If :uiIil StutIt'iit.. in t lit' progrimii ate I •tiT,'it ttIjl4I)II'* •'thi giii1t it'Vt'is from kin- pl.t' I i tumitie mu - v.11 (l,I ilt'riartco 011-4111) , 11 (hi' 12th t 'e viii 'ii: I cut_il ui-ito: su'i gratit Mis. hluirkett said hun % r1,1%. s 11:1;:. St.. : '.( this' ri1giaiil oiigumi.ill staitt'it. I 'aik and ts at: \ii'tlit'r v. thi rt'e-) ear -s'ld.s it:,rticulati'tl m tiI it ia v.1 I 'oh (It(Iii' l)t01i'ai ii for a she irt tutu' Mis Rwkrtt said st utkiits heldI tii l l 1'' (lii St • 1 Were chioseii b ' random and, LI t I -atil-i It:s .il-u leai Iii. d coitiputer sek'ctwui" alter then job application fomiuc yet I' suilt ,thuUt V tlt! tLh1.s .iwt lit''. uiil (iii lii' it tnt 'i':• to itl:uuuta (I uk arti It lIe hiavu' trained our ''Hilt: hiiui v.111 k. and v.ouin'ui selectees to and '.0 till to 1)1 111 1 , III Iii like and cauu for (hit' euMis Burkett aid. "We give Mein problems and t ii I ' is up to ttit student to so lve . BIRTHS 7••• put fill k Ii lug I uiicIitu" (oil pa illC • Is Nearing End In Seminole County — Deftona Dolly R. Barrow, Lake Mary Richard Hubbard, Orlando • .1 - Harry 0. Whitten MacFarlane West Tracy A. Packman, me_f Youth Conservation Corps Work Prolecir:. a — , k" , ___ . 'Two-Ton' Tony Galento Dead -%C_f_1, , 11!l-, 'k - JeIIIIN Scarbrough (on ladder ) and Itviit'e I )i( a i'm jot) at Nature ('t'fl(('I' l)Itil(limig. Nature ('enter . I - PZ%l'kii)g area at "t~ r I. — . *. % 1 1 , K,, __ L— F' w. w4 : 4 . -- Paterson and held in the Bergen County jail in Hacken- teni- HOSPITAL NOTES .__ . . ..., " . 'i.:~ . Despite more than a decade's effort to achieve fair — feet .1 1 . WASHINGTON WI'l- Blacks seeking to rent an apartment face an 85 percent chance of being discriminated against by rental agents and those wanting to buy a home face a 48 percent risk of discrimination, the government says. _____ WEATHER Francis&JouphlneMormando,a baby girl, DeBary ip '* .4 !.... I . KI . I Blair Davison (foreground) removes Palmetto Cabinet Aakeup Cost Carter Support knots, .P I .. ~. I & — Aso -"4- Larry were They has who Goldberg, only two candidates for the special Sept. 4 election to fill the District 5 vacancy on Longwood City Cornmission qualified by the p.m. deadline Friday, according to City Clerk Linda Martin. a - .,14 * - 1~11 — _ 1~ 4"t .~ `_`~'. a, filled with deaf children. might be making a political one of the many candidates of Treasury, HEW, Energy and WASHINGTON (UPI) Carter's political problems would if the president was President Carter, considered comeback. seeking the Republican presi- Transportation did not help. can be underlined by the renominated. Initial polls showed him dential nomination, described politically vulnerable at the Particularly the firing of statements of assistant Senate It is true Cranston is up for outset of last week, was even moving from a record low in the the shift from Sunday night's Health. Education and Welfare Derriocratic leader Alan Cran- another term and that his eyes of voters to a slightly more address to the Thursday-Friday Secretary Joseph Califano en- ston of California. more so by its end. governor is Edmund G. Brown, The dramatic departure of respectable rating. sackings like this: Cranston stoutly defended Jr., who is expected to 9 a.m.., 9:11 p.m., low, 2:42 a.m., five Cabinet members in two But the way Carter shed his "The president is like a Carter against Stevens' in- challenge Carter. But Cranston perature, 83; overnight low, 75; 2:41 p.m. days cannot win him new ministers deeply shocked many baseball player who has hit a sinuations of mental problems has been one of Carter's most high, U; Port Canaveral: high 8:49 yesterday'. and could cost him Democrats and led assistant home run and then t ri ps over sup port and said the Cabinet shifts loyal supporters in Congress. barometric pressure, 30.12; 1:19 p.m.; low 2:33 Senate GOP leader Ted Stevens first base." much of what he had. would lead to a more forceful, Another liberal, Rep. David relative humidity, $2 percent; 232 P.m. Democrats were cautiously to wonder openly if the But Carter does not have to more efficient operation. Obey, D-Wis., was blunter. He winds, SE 12 mph. under intense worry about Dole now. His first raged many liberals who Bayport: high 3:02 a.m., 2:10 optimistic that after 12 days of president Yet, at a news conference less said the episode would make Forecast: Partly cloudy p.m., low 1:30 a.m., 9:11 p.m. self-analysis at Camp David pressure was approaching a priority Is winning renomina- already were looking longingly than an hour later, Cranston people consider the alternatives scattered through Tuesday with and his generally well-receIved "mental problem." tion. The departure of his at- at Sen. Edward Kennedy, I)- said he was not supporting Kennedy or Vice President BOATING FORECAST mostly afternoon and evening nationwide address, Carter Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, torney general and secretaries Mass. Carter at present although he Walter Mondale. St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet thundersstormL Highu mostly Small craft near II. Lows In the 71& Winds out II miles southeasterly 10 to 20 mph should exercise caution. Winds today and gusty near Ihun. southeast 15 to 20 dentormL Winds decreasing decreasing to around 15 knots some tonight. Rain probability tonight and Tuesday. Seas 3 to $ decreasing some by is percent today, 9 percent toslgbt Bad 4l per ceatTue.day. Tuesday. Winds and seas WASHINGTON (UPI) be carried out without regard to officials, higher, near scattered showers represent an upheaval. Carter rapidly and Incisively and it replacements will be more TUESDAY TIDES President Carter Is planning friendship or past political Press secretary Jody Powell, is making his moves more was worth it. Daytona Beach: hIgh 1:57 and few thundershowers. competent and more effective. some changes in his frequently loyalty, who also wears the hat of slowly than he did in the case of And he has no apologies to Carter believes that within a Carter already has elevated presidential adviser, will get the Cabinet, to present a per- make. He feels his only mistake criticized senior staff, but the and most Jordan and also has made it some expanded power, Includ ception of stability. Jobs of his close Is that some of the firings, week or two the American Georgia aides dear that Frank Moore will ing some of the duties of controversial He also felt much more particularly that of HEW people will have forgotten the, continue as his chief congres- "image-maker" Gerald Raf- strongly about firing Cabinet Secretary Joseph Califano, upheaval and will look favora• apparently are safe, bly on the startling events. SIMINOI.I MEMORIAL JULY n No dramatic firings, like the slonal liaison, despite some shoon when Rafshoon joins the members, some of whom he were long overdue. ADMISSIONS major surgery performed on controversy. Carter-Mondale campaign believes were disloyal to him HOSPITAL Carter accepts the fact his In days ahead, Carter hopesSanford: .w&,v It Stuart Eizendat is expected committee. the Cabinet when five members and were not being team acts the may have shaken the to see a major part of his Beverly Adams ADMISSIONS to have enhanced power in his left, are planned, Tim Kraft, White House players he demanded. Bernice P. Doe Washington establishment. In a energy package on its way to Sanford: Mary E. Liggons But newly named chief of role as chief domestic adviser, political liaison, also may make Carter let it be known that he background briefing with re- passage before the August Elvis Brown Rossfta Madison staff Hamilton Jordan said and presidential assistant Jack that switchover to the cm- was aware the stunning Cabinet porters he acknowledged that congressional recess, and be Ruth A. Pagdsn Robert M. Meyers Jr. Lori M. Paterson Sunday that changes would be Watson also is expected to paign committee soon. Veronica D. Perry turnover would create conster- some of his blunt assessments plans to focus on the effort -to; Robert Sherman John D. Rivers broaden the inner continue as Carter's link to The changes In the White made to nation and an appearance of of the ousted Cabinet officials win Senate ratification of thi SoIl R. Williams Norm s E. Siracusa any such moves will state and local government House staff system will not disarray, but he feels he moved were tough. But he predicts his SALT II treaty. circle, and Jos.ine J. Mormando, DsBry James A. Threat BIRTHS burned a cross in a city park Sunday night, but not before a stick-swinging clash with opponents that resulted in one arrest. Tempers flared between 500 supporters at a Klan rally in Dixie Heights Park and two dozen opponents most of them black who jeered Klan national Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson from Louisiana. More than 75 Middletown police and sheriffs' deputies from Butler and Warren counties tried to separate the two groups, but at one point bottles were thrown and a black and a white youth clashed with clubs. Dozens of Klan supporters armed with tree limbs and clubs then surged on their opponents and chased them out -I- * _~. ta: 'T.T. ,_~ —' ---me.—. Ir 1\i~~ - MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UPI) — Cheered by hundreds of suppporters, two dozen robed Ku Klux Klan members 1 #11 - Clash At Rally In Ohio ~ 4, — In a photo, in Sunday's dent of city council-Beta Sigma Edition of the Evening Herald, Phi Sorority. Polk was In fact OF THE WEEK Sheriff John Polk was identified accepting the check from the presenting a check to Bettye sorority to pay for the printing Smith of the victim advocate of a pamphlet to help the vieprogram and Betty Jack, presi- tims of sexual assault. - LEn., ,*!~ Klan Supporters, Opponents NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI )- Niagara Fails is still Intact. So is the Maid of the Mist tour boat. AS for the psychic's prediction, it was a bust. Sunday was not a day that would go down in history. The disaster never happened. July 22 will soon be forgotten. it was the Tourists flocked to Niagara Falls Sunday biggest turnout of the season. They wanted to see if a Connecticut psychic was right: that a retaining wall would collapse at 4:56 p.m. on July 22 and sink atour boat I Correction CROWN POINT, Tobago (UP!) Two crippled, fireswept Supertankers today were being towed toportwhere offlclals hoped to determine how much of their 3.5 million barrels of oil had spilled Into the Caribbean. Officials at first feared that all of the 3.5 million barrels of oil aboard both tankers had leaked into the Caribbean, which would have made the accident the world's worst oil spill. A last-minute maneuver by the Aegean Captain apparently minimized the impact of the collision, resulting In damage to only some of the ship's storage holds. Officials believe most of the oil from Atlantic Efnpress was burned off during the conflageration. Beatrice Danielson, Pompano . Psychic's Forecast Fails - . - -~, ,~ , ..... e,-, % , I % ;IfI .T.~ -kx, I " i. 11 Y , I 11 5..'. ~ . ,--r - 'r 0 4;. In Longwood Race Supertankers Towed To Port Beach IN BRIEF I I . ..I. 4'• . Two Candidates - readings: i4~w ~~`, it t Of J_1~ INV, - of the park. No injuries were reported, but James Lund, 21, was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon; brass Two University of Central Council President Robert Florida professors were among Whittier and Robert Ragsdale, the seven candidates who who lost to Lacy In the 1977 qualified by Friday's 5 p.m. election. Ragsdale is on the deadlin e to run in Oviedo's Oviedo Board of Adjustment, Sept. 4 m unicipal election, and works for Martin-Marietta Present Group 1 Councilman Corp. Charles Lacy and Thomas 0. Councilman Charles Pratt, Morgan, a UCF professor will who has served two terms, Is face each other in the race for not running for re-election and mayor. Mayor Ben Beasley has his Group 2 seat is being sought said his decision not to seek Fe- by UCF Professor Frank election was based on business Salzmann, Jack 0. Collins, reasons. retired from the U.S. Navy, and Qualifying to run for Lacy's James Massey, vice president seat on council are former of an Orlando pool company. Israel Bombs Lebanon am, NATION Bias Against Blacks Persists BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) It was the end of a summery day, and the coastal highway was crowded with travelers headed home from a Sunday on the beach. Then the first bombs fell from the darkening sky. Early today, they were still counting the dead and wounded from the Israeli air raid that struck to within 13 miles of Beirut itself. One Beirut radio report said at least 15 people were killed and another 50 wounded. Within 30 minutes, Israeli warplanes diving and climbing from north to south bombarded five towns and the crowded highway along a2l-mlIe stretch of Lebanon's already battered coast. In Tel Aviv, the Israeli military command said the strikes were aimed at suspected guerrilla positions. 3 I; I ~ . I%,0 I~ knuckles. Police did not know his hometown. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) Suspected supporters of ousted dictator Anastasio Somoza sprayed a hotel housing Nicaragua's new junta with machine-gun fire, marring a weekend of victory fiestas honorin g the 3-dayold rev olutionary regime. The J unta of National Reconst ruction Sunday began drafting a plan that would Include a law nationalizing all banks in Nicaragua and called on the populace to return to their offices, factories and stores. The shooting Sunday at the Camino Real Hotel broke out during a meeting between junta members and Sandinista guerrilla leaders. Two truckloads of gunmen raked the hotel with machine gun fire, wounding two Sandinista guards who returned the attackers' fire. -- SO Brothers Argue, One Stabbed In VVUKLL) -, --- ltCb.', * - - .j • ,ma,__ -- SA' - �- - Monday, July 23. 1979----SA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald Around 9 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 - Monday, July 23, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director .1 I A spokesman for the Crimewatch program said Seminole County deputies and police have participated in clearing 19 of the 140 closed cases.Elght of the arrests were made by Seminole County law enforcement officers. Of the local total, 13 cases Involved crimes committed in Seminole County. The cases range w 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 By DENNIS FEOLA involved in trying to solve the crime. The system aids in allowing callers to remain anonymous. ..1min1strative expenses, which amount to about $16,000 annually and include the cost of the program's one paid employee, are paid through private contributions. Rewards are paid through a private foundation supported by the Kiwanis and other civic organizations and private donations, which are always welcome. Video taping and editing for TV as well as radio taping is done free of charge by the University of Central Florida. The local program now has carbon copies in several Florida cities as well as Atlanta, Minneapolis, St. Louis and Rockville, Maryland. The phone number for Crimewatch is 849-2482. from burglary, forgery and receiving stolen property to drug offenses, the spokesman said. The board of directors of the Crimewatch program will make the second anniversary with a breakfast at the Sheraton Twin Towers In Orlando. More than 50 individuals and organizations will be honored at the breakfast for their contributions to the program. Crimewatch publicizes unsolved felony crimes through television, radio and newspapers. The crimes are selected from the files of law enforcement agencies in seven-counties in central Florida. The program offers rewards of up to $1,000 If the information offered leads to an arrest. Crimewatch Is not an investigative agency. Its information is turned over to the police investigators initially The Central Florida Crimewatch Program will mark its second anniversary on Wednesday. During the 24 months the program has been in existence more than 1,700 tips have been received, resulting in the solving of 140 felony crimes, an average of one per week. In addition, the program has resulted In 90 felony arrests and the recovery of over $78,000 in stolen property. Nothing Replaces At White House direction, the Pentagon is mapping plans for creation of a 110,000-man Unilateral corps" - a combined ground, sea and air strike force capable of responding to a crisis anywhere in the world in a matter of days if not hours. Officially, the unilateral corps is intended to counter any sudden, overseas threat to vital American interests. In fact, the overriding justification for the corps is represented by a single word - oil. Consequently the force is being specifically tailored to operate in the Persian Gulf area. The need for such a corps could not be more compelling. half of the oil consumed in the United States each day is imported. Most of this outside supply conies from the states surrounding the Persian Gulf. Japan and the NATO countries of Western Europe are even more dependent on Middle Eastern oil. The supply line that stretches out from wells in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran and the United Arab Emirates could hardly be more vulnerable. The sinking of a single tanker in the narrow Straits of llorrnuz at the entrance to the Persian Gulf could virtually close the oil tap. The governments that control the Persian Gulf's vast oil resources are no less vulnerable. Any or all might be threatened by internal revolt or outside aggression, aggression, Iran's fate is a reminder of just how quickly and calamitously events can occur in this volatile heartland of the world's petroleum wellspring, The Soviet Union's all-too-apparent strategy of encircling the Persian Gulf region and gaining at least indirect control over the Gulf's oil resources provides the clinching justification for the Pentagon's strike force. 'l'his force is not, as some imagine, the first ingredient in the making of "the next Vietnam." 'L'lw Persian Gulf is not Southeast Asia. The force would he usd only in the event of an undeniable, imminent threat to either the oil lifeline or control of the oil itself. Moreover - and this is most important - the creation of the force is the best insurance against' the need for military intervention in the Persian Gulf region. As it has always been, preparedness remains the best form of deterrence. Whale Ruling Hailed The International Whaling Conunission should be applauded for its recent action in London, which is expected to save 10,000 whales each year from the harpooner's lance. Over the objections of the Soviet Union and Japan, the corranission batuird all whaling by factory ships, except In the case of the small minke whale. Cetacean experts say the ruling is a major step in protecting sperm whales, which have been harvested to the extent that they are a critically endangered species, For the past 30 years, the commission has tried to limit whale kills by a quota system, which was easily circumvented, The whaling commission originally had been asked in a resolution by the United States' delegation for a total ban on whaling. That resolution was rejected in committee, but a compromise amendment offered by Panama was accepted. Now factory ships will be allowed to slaughter only minke and other species may be taken only from shore whales stations, The Carter administration would like to see all whaling halted until there is better data on these nearly extinct marnmals. If Japan and Russia, the two major whaling nations, fail to obey the new rules, this country should consider trade and fishing restrictions until they cooperate. - Accident To Plague Kennedy r.,010 _________ ' 1 11 CIA Spies In U. N. . / Missions? U 3999 ANY 12 47.75 ________ "Now, according to our calculations, your popuiaiity and the rate of inflation should cross sometime in December . -- -. 1 . "4 . 0 ""•? • .....,a .--.-- re.-- 1fKY. WHISKEY 65.50 ' - -- CLAN MacGREGOR r- SCOTCH r -. - •"-' .,. ,'-.r, .- . . . -, . . ,..• . -- . - - - .. - 10 PER CUSTOMER 8 YR.SCOTCH - •.1 ' ''. ' ' WHY UY .: _ IMP. 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Maybe I can enlighten you about Jimmy is Senate Finance Chairman Russell Long, D- interested in revamping oil facilities to produce WASHINGTON - Like steam in a boiler, La., who is now conducting the oil tax hearings, fuel-grade alcohol. But all this would not convert frustration is building up in America until it is Carter. This man Is a Christian and believes in one percent of American automobiles to the close to the explosion point. It is expressed In the human rights. He probably Is the man who can His oil holdings are worth $1, 204,832. letters that pour Into our office by the hundreds bring us world peace. Fannie Gobble, SpenQ. Here In Broward county, the courts are gasohol blend. New distilleries will have to be dogged with 7,000 cases of shoplifting by senior built to provide enough fuel for a nation of every day. As a steam vent, we will occasionally cer, N.C. is a devout A. Agreed, the president citizens who are stealing to eat. Many more gasoholics. publish some letters and our responses. before prays that he me told suspects are never arrested. The store managers Q. Ronald Reagan and John Coruially appear Q. Our country is on a downhill racer. It has Christian. He once to press charges. I stood to be ahead in the race for the Republican lost every major decision. The rest of us pray after and police are reluctant low. We have already reached an all-time our local supermarket presidential nomination. How do you rate them it time the decision, manager of and common sense. Isn't the beside dignity, order cans of John a woman slipping two Williams, Chicago. Marysville, sweep? Louis Tyka, corresponding when he noticed for a clean am worried. I have been He shrugged and said, her handbag. Midi. with the Kogan family in the Soviet Union. But sardines In A. Thee Duin, Tweedle Dee. A. The American people built this nation by my letters are now going unanswered. Isaac "She looks like my mother." These retired Q. why is the Rev. Sun Myung Moon allowed fixed incomes; they are victims of Pulling together. They could destroy it by pulling Kogan is an electronic* engineer. His wife Sophie people live on George Eckle, Ft. Laudrdale, Fla. to operate in this country, growing richer, Inflation. apart. In past times, the ethic was help-your- is a dentist. They have two daughters, Anya A. Among our inalienable right. it seems to brainwashing young people, getting free labor? neighbor; now it's me-first. Then it was Simona. They live in Leningrad. They want to - Mrs Roy Cress, Ashland, Ky. make-do; now it's what'&due-me. The helping emigrate to Israel, but their applications have me, should be the right to eat. Soir say '.hould A. Freedom of religion covers both saints and hands of the past have been replaced by hands been rejected since 1974 on se-called "security be found to abolish hunger in the 1,.4 of plenty. Q. How about requiring all our beer breweries that are grabbing all they can get. The spirit of grounds." After his last application, Isaac was Q have hundreds of relatives In GeorgIa. sacrifice has been displaced by an attitude of told: "You will crumble before you get out." to produce alcohol fuel? I'll bet they could say Jimmy Carter never makes a move produce more alcohol than the Arabs have They selfishness. The new values are aelf4ulfillment, Now there is no word from them letters to without consulting Rosalynn. Is she really the self-expression, selfgratiflcation. Morally, this Soviet officials urging the Kogans' release are gasoline. - Eugene Hoover, Murfreesboro, power behind the president? - Hazel Cooper, country Is beginning to look like Berlin the Imperative. -Julie Traachen, Hartford, Conn. Thin. Port Orange, Fla, A. To reduce oil imports, President Carter allied bombardment. We must revive the old A. He has told me that his wife Is his "best A. Write to the Soviet Embassy, 1125 16th has called on the American people to sacrifice. values and virtues. The price of failure could be But to ask them to give up beer may be going too adviser," Street, NW., Washington, D.C. the country. FOOTNOTE: Address your letters to Ask Q. I heard that several members of Congress far. Anyway, Breweries can't produce the highQ. Would it do any good to nationalize the oil companies? I'd rather pay for government have a financial interest In oil and gas firms. It proof alcohol necessary for gasohol. Anheuser- Jack Anderson, Box 3200, Washington, D.C. Rwh has installed two small 90-gallon-an-hour 2Ol3. ','our full name will be used unlcz Inefficiency than windfall oil profits. - David wouldn't surprise me. - J. McCarthy, Boston. know of 31 senators and 68 represendistilling columns to convert brewery wastes to otherwise requested. Because of the tremendous I A. Westphal, Nevada City, Calif. the least of them alcohol fuel. 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We have the word of a Soviet publication, New For the second time in less than a year, a Times, for it. In a recent expose, the weekly national survey undertaken by a major 'N reported that no less than 30 of the 44 members of magazine indicates that there is a significant the American U.N. mission In the Swiss city WAF _____________ ________ group of anybody-but-Kennedy voters that has were agency personnel. As for Vienna, the OF neither forgiven nor forgotten the senator's charge is that the headquarters of the Inter________ _____________ _________________ Chappaquiddick auto accident In the summer of national Atomic Energy Agency have been l%9. ___________________ thoroughly bugged with proceedings monitored The most recent poll, commissioned by from the U.S. embassy. Mccall's magazine and conducted by The Gallup Allegations of agent infiltration, electronic Organization Inc. of Princeton, N.J., consisted of evesdropping and other forms of playing the interviews with almost 1.500 adults. game by special rules are par for the course of ________ _____ More than one-quarter of all respondents -27 p _ _ _____ international power relations and usually are -- .. -. percent - said they believe Kennedy's behavior __________ dismissed with no or very little comment. But, - during and after the accident is Indicative of a considering the source, these may deserve some serious flaw in his character. attention. The survey produced a strong correlation Declaration Of Independence After all, the Soviets are experts on the between those who said they were not likely to subjects. vote for Kennedy if he ran next year and those who believe that his character is flawed or that There's more to the running mania than he handled himself improperly at Chapexercise. paquiddick. There's also the development of a thriving When asked specifically if Kenne new business - a pair of businesses, in fact. behavior at the time of the accident was an As more and more runners get Into the action, important factor affecting their decision there's naturally more and more demand for probably not to support him, 11 percent anrunning shoes. And at prices of from $35 to $100 swered In the affirmative. and more per pair, there are naturally second The results of the McCall's-Gallup poll are thoughts about throwing a used pair away. strikingly similar to those of a national survey As a consequence, according to a Wall Street commissioned lute last year by Time magazine NEW YORK (UP!) - "Running a business 6 percent again.t 3.5 percent for retail stores of and conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly and white and making money is a complicated and tough all kinds. But he decided against conventional Journal report, repair shops area springing up allrunning over theshoe country, more than Inc., a New York polling organization, proposition in America today, but the basics direct mall selling of products. lie hit on credit Some political observers believe that if Kenhaven't really changed," says Peter A. Halmos, card holders and credit card companies as an thousand opening in theruns lastaround two year. The resoling charge $12 or $14 a nedy runs for president, he will be rejected summarily by at least 10 percent and perhaps as chairman of SafeCard Services, Inc., Fort ideal market. real bargain considering that for a dedlcat.eçl Lauderdale, Fla. His first service. Still the bread and butter runner a good sole may have up to 1,000 miles In many as 20 percent of all voters because of his "Inflation, government regulation, energy business, was the Hot-Line credit card package, it. personal behavior. -That's getting a real run for your money. problems and rapid changes in technology and sold directly and through most major credit card Washington journalists traditionally have lifestyles don't make it easier, but if, instead of . -companies. Hut-Line makes it possible for a abided by an infortnal guideline that limits the complaining, you work hard and think hard, subscriber to handle with just one call to a Uh r ' free "hospitality" they properly can accept from keep your eyes and ears open and cultivate selffree, 24-hour, 365-day number the details of disaster. Under the right circumstances, it can acan outsider to 'whatever you can eat or drink at confidence, you can still make it with just ornotifying all credit card issuers of change of tually prove a boon. one sitting" - a meal or a round of drinks.dinary Intelligence," he said. address or the loss or theft of credit cards. The circumstances in this case involve the reBut John B. Connally, the former Texas Halmos and his brother Steven, president of Theorder Halmoses, having successfully coupled governor and treasury secretary now running mail and the enormous credit card emergence of the 17-year locust on the East Coast, a natural phenomenon which received for the 1980 Republican presidential nomination, SafeCard, are good examples of the validity of market, are developing a variety of packages to quite a bit of attention when first reported earlier has never been accused of being a small-time his advice, serve the varied interests of credit card users, in the warm season. Child refugees to the United States soon after operator. The Connally campaign organization devised World War II - their lawyer father brought his such as a National Home Protection Association Now comes further word on the locusts from a scheme to invite, three or four at a time, family here when Hungary went communist - and CarClub. Marketing through established New York's Hudson River valley, where there credit card issuers, Halmos said, overcomes the several dozen journalists and their spouses to the Halmos boys had to work hard all the way presence is having a effect but nothing along credibility problem that has plagued the conven- the lines of the biblical plagues. spend a weekend at Connally's Picosa Ranch through school. Peter went to the University of tional mall order industry. Florida and Steven to Georgia Tech and liarnear San Antonio, Texas. The valley is one of the nation's major cherryBut many of those invited declined the op. yard, Peter Halmos did not lose his early interest in growing regions. Thanks to the locusts, this portunity to partake of five meals, a steady flow "We didn't mind the work," Peter said. "This oceanography and mariculture. As soon as he year's ripening fruit is being ignored by the birds of &inks and a choice of swimming, tennis, country seemed like heaven after communist had money enough, he launched a subsidiary which ordinarily take a considerable bite out of skeet-shooting or horseback riding as well as east Europe." called Farm Fresh Shrimp Corp., which has the marketable crop. Instead of feasting in the some Informal political chatter. been engaged for several years In experimental orchards, the birds are gorging on locusts and a deeply interested i In college, Peter became Because the plan generated little more than mariculture but felt he breeding of the southeast Asian freshwater cherry harvest far larger than In recent years is unfavorable publicity and criticism of Connally oceanography and prawn In brackish water near a power plant in anticipated. couldn't ' afford to start out in such an Infant and Florida. and his guests, the campaign's communications It is a reminder of how Intermeshed earth's director, Julian Read, won't even disclose the nebulous field. Instead he got a job as a trainee in security analysis in Wall Street. "We actually have shrimp ready to market ecology is and how its natural functioning may names of those who accepted the invitations, "What I learned from that is that ambitious now, but we want to move the plant before we better serve man's interests at times than his While many Americans are willing to make efforts to reshape it to his supposed needs. The youngsters In America should go into business start," Halmos said. personal sacrifices to alleviate the energy crisis, instinctive reaction to the locust is that it is a for themselves as soon as possible," Halmos The southeast fresh water Asian prawn is a the Washington-based Citizen's Choice ap- said. lobster more than t destructive pest to be warred against. true shrimp but resembles parently prefers petty bickering, A reaction currently not shared by Hudson He succeeded in doing just that when he was water shrimp. Efforts to breed the salt water to accept one of citizen's Choice is valley cherry growers, however. If warned in the In captivity have not been very butterfly shrimp company was 10 years ago. Last year his . That future of a plague of this type on their houses, the most modest of all energy-conservation controls at earned $1.36 million on $832 million in revenues, successful so far. pe would likely rush to open the doors in measures: setting offi ce they But Peter Halmos says maybe no one has Halmos chose the mall order business after in the summer and 65 degrees In the 78 degrees welcome, realizing that its average profit on sales is about worked hard enough at it. winter, How To Make M 3EEFEATER HEDGES & BUTLER SCOTCH BEEFEATER op, VIEWPOINT ANGL E-WAL TERS Being Prepared - - '0 . �I,, ,pp. - Monday, July 23, 1979-lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD SPORTS 6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mayor League ______________________________________________________________ Monday, July23, 191, LARYSOREN5E,+%. ,f/1VAUA'E R/6N7H4N01R, Bc eball /'R7' 6AME #/'YL5Oc/Tfr L'fl XW/(FE ia"a't /70-N/TIER 'VCE 4R&14'' Malor League Standings By United Press international National League East PORT ORANGE - Tracy Walker struck out 17 and Uüulted Port Orange to just one hit Saturday night as the Sanford Junior League All. Stars posted a 6.0 victory andwon the Florida Junior Major League District IV championship for the third consecutive year. Sanford will travel to West Palm Beach for the eight-team state tournament, which opens Aug. 6. Sanford's first opponent in the double-elimination tournament will be Key West. Walker came within one out of recording a no-hitter, but Port Orange's Andy Thomas blooped a single into left field with two outs in the last inning for the only hit off Walker. There were only three base runners for Port Orange. Walker gave uu his only walk in the first with one out, and then proceeded to strike out the next eight batters he faced. Only four outs were not strikeouts, and they were all ounders back to the mound which Walker handled. The only runner to make it past first base against Sanford was Nick Conte, who was safe on a two-base outfield eror to lead off the fifth inning. The next batter sacrificed him to third, but he was stranded when Walker farmed the next two batters. All six Sanford runs caine in the bottom of the first when Sanford collected half of its 12 hits, including low- extra-base safeties. Mike Rotundo doubled with one out in the first, the first of six consecutive Sanford hits. He scored when Brett Von Herbulis doubled, and Walker made it 2-0 with a triple. Hogan scored Walker with an infield hit, stole Secon(l and scored on a double by Alton l)avis. Lawrence Wynn singled to score Davis, went to second when the left fielder bobbled the ball, stole third and scored when Dickic Davis and Rotundo also had two hits apiece for Sanford in the tournament finale. Fleischmann was safe on an infield error. Von Herbulis blasted two doubles and a single and Wynn added three singles to pace Sanford at the plate. Wynn finished the tournament with a .714 batting average, while Von Herbulis hit at a .625 clip during the tourney. Walker had two complete game victories in the tournament and recorded 28 strikeouts In 14 Innings, lie allowed just three runs on five hits, amid only two earned runs for a 1.00 E.R.A. Walker had a triple and single Saturday night to boost his tournament batting average to .600. The Sanford pitching staff, as a whole, finished the tow'nament with 41 strikeouts in 41 Innings and an 0,67 E.R.A. THREE P/ LTE. MIINAGEI? b'4flflER6e,' #'SfE( 4 rc IOYMR5 IE W/'V'YER5. W L Pct. GB Hi Ho, Hi Ho... Off To State They Go SANFORD PORT ORANOR AIRHII AINHII GriffIn 3SSI •• • SOnks 100 0 ludd 200 • Murplty Lavin 3 5 S • RotundO 4 1 2 0 Olrourd 3 5 5 Von Her. 4 I3 1 2 5 0 • bulls Cents 4I21 I 0 1 I Walker TPomas 31 I 1 Parks 0 5 5 5 Ho,an 31 2 I i , • • DavIs Green 000 • I 0 0 5 Carter Staten 313 1 Campb.It 2 0 0 • WyniS 000 0 RobInson 2500 Rewi 200 0 Plcketf •50 5 laker lOS I Rvui 5rft. I S 0 0 Fleisdi. faer 350 • MinniCk • • • mann TotaI 22 0 I I Totals 31 0 I) 3 Port Oran,s Sanford Montreal Pittsbrgh Chicago 52 30 .578 52 39 .371 ½ 50 10 .536 2 Phila 52 43 .547 2'.', St. Louis New York 43 45 .500 7 38 52 .422 14 i______________ Now Move, One --Half Brewers Out - By United Press International homer and a (louble to lead the scored Julio Gonzalez with the When last year's late-season Giants in tlit opener, giving tie-breaking run in the ninth ru.'h for the National League Vid;l Ulue his first triumph inning and enabled Houston to East crown came up short, since June 9. snap a five-game losing streak 4 Pittsburgh Manager Chuck "The last few weeks we were with a victory over St. Louis. I'hllllcs 5, Padres 2 Tanner decided to test a new having trouble but now we got it strategy for this season take hack together again," ValenMike Schmidt belted his _____ first place early and let the rest tine said. "We were trying to major league-leading 33rd , of the division chase his muscle up but now we're more home run a two-run blow Pirates. relaxed. It's got to be Pitts- and Nino Espinosa and Tug Well, the Bucs have waited burgh we're most concerned McGraw combined on a sixlilitil alter the AllStar break about.Theyhavethcpowerand hitter, leading Philadelphia .. and still find themselves the pitching." over San Diego. trailing the first-place Montreal Dodgers 4, Mets 3 Cubs 1-8 Reds Expos, who split a doubleDavey Lopes' suicide-squeeze Larr Iiilttner's bases-loaded header with the San Francisco si le in the sixth innin single with one out in the ninth ng Giants Sunday, losing the inning scored Steve Yeager C 11and opener 8-6 before winning the from third base with the win- i' ... 0 ) i nightcap 15-5 ning run and gave Los Angeles 9% \, Pittsburgh, meanwhile, was Astros 7, CardInals 6 a much needed victor} over , Jose Cr-ui's infield single New York. battling the element and the .1., 'I Atlanta Braves. After five . r.:. hours of rain delays, the Pirates .' ,... 1 sloshed to a 5-4, 3-2 sweep to move within a half game of Montreal. "It could well be a four-team .'. .. race down to the wire," said f Expos Manager- Dick Williams. .............. ...... "The only advantage we have Is playing the final series of the season against Philadelphia at home. I hope we're a part of it h then. We have good balance so we should be there." THAT LUZZI Ellis Valentine had three hits. including a nurner, ana scoreô IS A DUZZI three runs to lead the Expos in their nightcap romn. Bill North drove in three runs with a . ,; f - ... ) . r . -. . . - - - • .' -, - ________ + •- _____ .1.,, . . ;' . ..., ______ ;:''. -. t S , - -. _______________ "Zt In A.L. Chase By United Press International three hits before leaving after 4 Your attention please. LadIes 1-3 innings with cramps in his and gentlemen, there is a left calf. Jim Kaat, 2-1, allowed horserace In the American only one baserunner the rest of League East. the way. Thurman Munson "We have had to play well drove In two runs to drop Rick because Baltimore is playing Honeycutt to 6-7. super," Manager George Barn- Orioles 4, A's 1 berger said Sunday after the Eddie Murray cracked a tieMilwaukee Brewers swept the breaking homer to trigger a Cleveland IndIans 14-5 and 5.3 three-run eighth and Steve to pull within five games of Stone,7-7,tossedaseven-hitter. first-place Baltimore. Murray, hitting '.419 over the The victories gave last 12 games, hit his 13th Milwaukee a 10-game winning homer to lead off the eighth and streak and extended the club's hand Rick Langford his 11th recordslnce June 13to27-9. And loss in 16 decIsions. Oakland's Larry Hisle, the best hitter on Dave Revering hit his seventh the team, is returning soon homer from a shoulder injury Red Sox 6, Angels 5 "if n cf, .j hnt •fnr tho .• n..s. sire DUU ITdIULI ..1...t..J uigseu 110U55 nextlo-dayhomestandwhenwe FredLynnwlthnoneoutinthe play New York three. times, bottom of the 10th after Dwight ...-' ' I....... '"' '' Baltimore three times and five Evans tied the score with a ;: .L -. . •v,' gamesagalnsttheRedSox, we dramatic three-run homer in could really tighten this race the ninth. Lynn led off the 10th I .f..L. ..' up," added Bamberger. •' : with a single off loser Mark ...: .. The Brewers forgotten in a Clear, 10-3, and Carl Yastrzem'r ..,%; .•,• race that features the excel- ski walked before Watson ................. . :..' ., lence of Baltimore and the followed with his game-winning implied threat of the New York hit to center field to give Bill '2: Yankees had 18 hits in the Campbell, 3-3, the victory. first game and Paul Mitoholi Tiers 1, WhIte Sox 0 hurled aix strong Innings before Jerry Morales singled home a John luzzi, third baseman for Altamonte Springs tiring in the seventh inning of run in the second and Milt Little League's 13-year-old all-stars, takes a throw the nightcap. Wilcox - fighting to regain a at third base. Altamonte won the finals of the district starting job - combined with Yankees 4, Mariners o tournament Saturday, 8-2, over Eustis, and Is in Don Hood, a pr-c-game Aurello Lopez on a five-hitter. Homestead, competing in the regional tourney. The replacement for Cattish Hunter Twins 13, Blue Jays 1 Glenn Adams had three hits, pairings were to be drawn this morning, who returned to North Carolina ________________________________________________________________________________ after his father's death, allowed including his eighth homer, to spark a 17-hit attack that carried Minnesota to its 10th victory in 11 games with Toronto this season. Royali 7, Rangers 6 , . ' '. . Nitlonal Le*ue 001 010 052- 12 15 1 100000000- 1100 Clod Chcag onham and Bench; Haltzman, Tldrow (5), Moore (6). Bonham (41). L-Holtzmen (67). HRs-Clnclnnatl, Concep. don (10), Kennedy (I). SUWANEE, Ga. (UP!) Atlanta Falcons quarterback - MosiIau, , ..' - -' . .., : •. ': - 100300000-4 91 pen." Since the Falcons wIll be 2 Rushing Counse 0(1-3) 9.20; P13.1) 14.60; Time standout performance of 1978, it didn't play last season, or ted," said Bartkowskl. "I've avoid playing like I did a year the maturity, experience and Amsrin League won't be because of over-con- rookie Mike Moroski out of got to keep proving that I'm the ago. I'm going to take the ap"We've said all along that all temperament to be a great list fidence. California-Davis - Bartkowski man for the job. There's always proach that I can't afford any Steve needed was a healthy quarterback." MOw 205 220 030- 11 150 Cleve 2001200005113 "I learned my lesson last knows that they can't afford to the chance that what happened off days." iisr game) season to show what kind of The Falcons gave up all-pro CaieI, Cleveland (6) and Atlanta 020 020 000- 121 year," said Bartkowskl who offensivetackleGeorgeKunsln Moore; Paxton. Reushel (5) Pts0gh 030 002 OOx- S SO rode the bench the early part of Alexander. W-Caldweu Solomon, Garber 1975 for the draft rIghts to and (6), J. (11-5). L-Paxton (6-5). HRSlast season after a poor McLaughlin (7) and Nolan; Bartkowski after the 6400t4, Milwaukee, Yount (7). Cooper 2 Robinson, Tekulve (7) and Ott. preseasonshowing."Itookalot 215-poundAll-Amerlcafrc*nthe (13). Lezcano (II); Cleveland, w-b. Robinson (6-5). '•- of things for granted last year. Solomon (4.7). University of California led all Thornton (15). HR-Atlanta, That won't happen again." Murphy (14) college passers during the '74 (2nd game) Bartkowakl, healthy after Mllw 000030200-S 60 (2nd game) belngplaguedforthreeseasons Cieve 000000300-350 Bartkowskl was named Atlsta 002000000-270 V. Mitchell, Castro (I) and PIsbgh by injuries, got his job back in 001 20000x-300 Rookie of the Year after rtlnez; Clyde, Crux (7) and M. Mahier, B. McLaughlIn the fourth game last season passing for 1,662 yards and 13 Hassey. W-Mltchell (2-6;. L(7) and Nolan; (libby. Tskulve (22). HR-Cleveland, touchdowns despite missing Clyde (9) and Nicosla W-Bibby (6- after his replacement, June ST. CHARLES, Mo. (UPI) - superb athlete, and the man of an Achilles tendon injury, with the Cardinals before Thornton (16). 2). L-M. Mahler (29). HRsthree games with an elbow Jones, faltered and went on to St. Louis Cardinals owner whom all of us will miss more collapsed. They shouted en- injury in spring training last injury but then missed the last Atlanta, Matthews (20); Pitts Oaklnd 000 100 000- 1 7 1 bur9h, (libby (I). set team (2,489), records completions for passing William he was that anything else as a person. couragement and cheered for season, and the team had hoped nine gamesof'76 becauseof yardage "shockedBidwill beyondsaid description" BaIt 000 100 03*-I 100 himofwhen he briefly showed he'dhelpimprovetheCardinnJs knee injury and the first seven Langford. McCatty (I) and (187) and attempts (1st game) "I am shocked beyond signs revival, at the sudden death of the NFL Newman; Stone and Dempsey. MIl, 100000023-6101 from their6-10 record last year. games of '77 because of "I'm really looking forward team's highly-regarded tight description, as is the entire W-Stone (7.7), L-Langford (5. San Fm 102 310 10x $ 12 1 to this season," Bartkowskl end "If J.V. returns healthy for a another. (.Xher players dropped to 11). HR5-Oakland, Revering Gj I m S I e y, Dahnsen (6), J.V. Cain, who collapsed organization and our deepest whole season, it will make a Baltimore, Murray (13). Palmer (5) and Carter; Blue, said while taking a break from and died of a cardiac arrest f1ig and sympathy at this their knees in the muggy "I had the Idea that I was Borbon (9) and Hill. W-Blue preseason drills at the Falcons during team workouts Sunday time is with his wife and degree temperature and significant difference," Wilkin'. automatically the starter wheSeattle 000000000-0 3 1 (Ii), L-Grlmsl.y (0-6). HRI- new training complex 30 n1 son said earlier this Year. prayed. family," Bidwell said. never I was healthy so being N.y. 010201 00*- 490 San+ Francisco, North his 28th birthday. Honeycutt, R. Stein (6) and Evans (11); Montreal, Vaien- northeast of downtown Atlanta Cain had just finished run- beuched last year really caught The team early today flew a Players wept openly on the Cox; Hood, Kaat (5) and tin.( 13). Head coach Bud Wilkinson nlng a pass pattern and was me by surprise," said B&tkow Munson. Stadium. "Allthose the time I was chartered jet to Houston to pick field after Cain, who was at- pinned much of W-Kaat (3-I). L-,. -, stng1ing with Injuries, this seasons returning to the huddle when he ski. "But It may have been one Honeycutt (6-7). (2nd' same) up Mrs. Cain. On board were tempting a comeback after hopes on Cain. Cain had played suddenly fell flat on his back. of the best things that MIl.. 000341101-1S 150 kept hoping have 000000000-05 1 to show I'd what I a healthy teammate and close friend sitting out last season because an important offensive role Team officials and players happened to me. The time on Chcago San Fm 000 300 101- 5131 season could do. charlie Davis, and trainer Stan DfrOI, 010 22 Siderson, (1) and. May "There was a point when I rushed to his side, but their the bench gave me a chance to Scarbery, Farmer (5) an4 Dyer; Whltson. Mlnton HalIid (5), Nastu (5), Griffin wondered If I could make It efforts to revive him failed, reflect, to do some soul- COIbetn, May (6); Wilcox, Lopez (7) and Parrish. WCain, a five-year veteran (6) :mnd Ultiejohn. W-May (4. through ar entire season W1ththeexctionofhIs wife, searching. It made ZUC realize Wilcox (5.4). L-Scarbery (1-1). 0). whom Bidwill called a "superb L-Whltson (3.5). HR- without an injury." all of his family was reported to that my natural ability wouldn't Monr..I, Valentine (14). The Falcons have four athlete," died at 10:15 p.m. 000010000- 1 73 be at his side when his died. meanmuchifldlchi'tlearnhow TorOnt Mum 00211110x-13170 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - Barnes took advantage of the Houfton 023000201-7 140 quarterbacks in camp this CDT at St. Joseph Hospital Lemanczyk, Miller (6), Frels. a staunch St. LouIs 330000 000-6 1 summer, following his collapse at 8:20 The Philadelphia Eagles opportunity to impress Coach fitness'flugli advocate, Cain, aphysical 6-foot- tO Usethov enjoyed the '78 leben (7). Jefferson (7) and Niemaon, Williams II), La. p.m. Sunday took a part of the day Dick Vermell. Cort (2), Throop (6), Sambito messes I Bartkowskl from Colorado, season when, with an uncanny drone; Ridfern, Marshall (0) 4, and Wynogar. W-Redfsç ooff, practicing only in the I Job nailed down. (5. (5) .and Aihby; R. Forsch, knack for last Head trainer Jy iid to heroics, 0). L-Lemanczyk (7-1). HRs"He did an excellent job of suffered trum various injuries he led the Falcons a ThofOas (6), McEnaney (9) and "We were d1Ighted with the hundro performed mouth-to- ternoon while two running 9-7 Ml,mesota, Adams ($); Toron-, Swisher. W-Sambito (53). LUnCOmmon of Steve last season," mouth resuscitation on Cain for backs looked on from the blocking," Vermell said. "You that are not to. Velei (9). record and Into the NFL McEnaney (0-I). HRI - St. can'tdoitanybetter,andhedid football.Hemissedagamewjth LouiS, Mumplsrey (23: Houston, sild FalCOns COaCh Leesnan a tI&1f.hOUr while parame&s in 1977 and playoffs for the first time in sidelines with minor Injuries, an improved job of running, a thoulder injury Psml:( 7 ). Bennett. "He achieved a rushed to the scene. A team Calif Second-year man Larry too." missed the entire 1978 season. their 13-year history. 100 040 0-5112 "fl my prevIous years with Bolt n 1000010031-6120. Phll 030100200-5140 maturity that can only come spokesman said that Cain was The club, desperately Eddy, La Roche (0), Clear () 010000010-2 60 San Dgo With experience. BC hai P11d ableto breathe "a few seconds" s on Ugl3t enis last year, was the Falcons a lot of peoILe back and Downing; Stanley, CampMcGraw (I) and his dues and deserves the on his own after to open Last season with home (In California) didn't bell (I) and Fisk. W-Campbell being treateti fo D'Acquisto,, L.ollch W (3-3). L-Clear (10-3). HR$by Omohundro and team Lee • (4), Mura (6), Rasmussen success he enjoyed." a special formation that Includ- seu to know much about us," California, Baylor (24): Boston, he aald. "last year, it () and Fahey. W-Espinosa But Bartkowakl doean't want phIc1an Dr. Bernard Garno tight end. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Evans (13). Walsh, 35, of Grove, Tex., a (I0. L.-D'Acquisto (67). HR different. We made a name for tO take anything for granted flnkel, but Cain never regained Drmis Walsh classifies himself petroleum plant worker, said, -P adelphia, SchmIdt (33). C.a1j2 broke in as a (an Cily ourselves." 200021101-7130. this time. "1 thought I was set conscIoUsness, as Just "a so-so tournament "I'm not the best amateur I draft pick of the Cardinals In Thxas 100 130 0l0-6 121 And Bartkowakl wants to 000010002-39 N.Y as the No. 1 quarterback last "It's a terrible tragedy, but player" but he was one under know but nobody caught fIre 1974, catching 13 passes for 152 enjoy the '79 season as well. Gura, Pattin (6), Mlngori (6), 300I0000I-490 LoI.Aflg Quisenberry (I) and Porter, Twltcheil (5), Murray year, he pointed out. "I didn't the Important consideration par for 33 holes as he defeated against me this week and I yards and one touchdown. He "I'm going to be as prepared Corner, Babcock (6), Lyle (5), Quisenberry (a). e Glynn (9) and StMrns; know my job was there to lose now Is for the family of J.V. Eric Mork 4-and-3 Saturday for played well I concentrated on replaced Jackie Smith- one of game," he Kern (9) and Svnbcr. WHou, Patterson (7), LaGrow during the preseason. I didn't Cain," Bidwill said. "He was a the U.S. Golf Association's making pars, thus forcing my the greate$ (1-0). L-LyIe (4(IMJII ends in club said. "I want to be better than 19) •d Yesgs'r W-taOrow HR5-Kansas City, Brett 3 think about what could 1USP' wonderful gentleman and a Public iAnks title. oç.ponenls to make birdies." history as a starter In 1975. iast year." I.). L-Giynn (02). (12); Texas, Zisk (s), game) Cjirp, L.IIeS 28, - - + West. Eagles Off, Back Today - starting - s o- o Player Goes One Under , - - ... - / + . . . + . . . q, - ' /1....... - __________ __ ____________________ 2:06.2. WLPct.Qft Houston 55 44 .556 Cinci Si 47 .520 San Fran 4 SQ .490 6½ San Diego 45 55 .450 10'., Atlanta 10 56 .417 13", Los Ang 39 55 .102 Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 6, Houston S Chicago 3, Atlanta 2 St. LouiS 12, CincInnati 3 San Francisco 4, Phila 1 Montreal 7, Los Angeles 2 New York 2, San Diego 1 Sunday's Results Cinci 12, Chicago 1, 1st Chicago 8, Cinci 4, 2nd Houston 7. St. Louis 6 Ninth race 7 Clippers Pride 11.10 3.80 4.10 6 Brad Capers 1 60 3.00 3 White Spider 6.00 0(6-7) 35.00; 1(736-3) $70.00; Time 2:04.2. Tenth race ovisionof Sin 7.00 1.20 3.20 2 Ocala Star Gay 7.10 1.00 lByrdBobby 3.20 0(2.6) 34.00; 1(6-2.1) 579.00; Time 2:07.3. Eleventh race 7 DOnn8 Whit By 5.00 3+803.10 6Tarlo 8.00 1.20 2 Lucky Jon El 7.00 0(6-7) 53.00; 1(7-6-2) 475.00; Time 2:10.3. A -2319; Handle 5126,451. + + . + - - + , + - •.. --.- . + . + , - ')',l' ; / s,,, . .. +• _______________ Angeles 4, New York 3 San Fran 8, Montreal 6, 1st Montreal 15, San Fran 5. 2nd Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 4, 1st Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta 2, 2nd Monday's Games (All Times ED'!) Cincinnati (Hume 6.5) at Chicago (Caudili 0-2). 2, (with complion of susp. game), 1 p.m. Atlanta (Niekro 13-11 and Manna 0.0) at Pittsburgh (Biyleven 7-3 and Rooker 2-1), ''. . • , + ____ -.k . -. -,... Houston (Niekro 13-5) at St. Louis (Fulgham 3-2), 5:35 p.m. Philadelphia (Noles 2-2) at San Diego (Jones 8.6), 10 p.m. New York (Falcone 1-6) at Los Angeles (Hooton 5-7). 10:30 p.m. Montreal (Schatzeder 4.3) at Kemp, Del Rice. Sos 10:35 p.m. Cinci at Pittsburgh, night Atlanta at St. Louis, night Chicago at Houston, night Phlla at Los Angeles, night Montreal at San Diego, night New York at San Fran, night 56315 101 .327 2 SaraRodolfo 91 364 118 .321 3 Ramon.S.arduy 8.10 3.50 3.00 3.50 5.30 ,' .. S . ' - - + + - -. V + - +.- -. ' . ,. ..: ..,.'., , .' + f ..... VICTORIA REVELS 2 Smoke Dream - +.. -I. IN VICTORY --. _.) , .- - + 'C Alvin and Claire Dorsky's seven-year-old filly pacer A D's Victoria continues 1 winning ways at the Seminole harness Ract'sas- sithi this victors bs 15 lengtli. Victoria went the mile in 2:0-1,1 alilI 2 :07.l , and is trained bs tiat-ence Martin, Sr~ and (Iriven by his son, .Jitn. Seminole ltaet'wav is open nightly at 8 TUeS(la7 through Saturday. 2.60 -- 0(1-4) 76.40, P11.4) 196.20, T(1-4-2) 441.50. 2nd maceMS-ia Time 32.13 6 Kountry Kato 9.60 5.20 3.60 1.00 3.80 Boone, Phil 00269 55 .316 0(1-2) 37.40; P12-fl 99.90; T(3-1-4) eWPCatskili 5 Miss Jenny Rae 1.00 M.auilli, NY 91 342 107 .313 351.60. 0(65) 34.00, P10.1) 129.00, T(6-S.S) Matth, AtI 96392 lfl .311 ' NInth game Knight, Cm 59316 91 .301 6Apraiz 15.20 5.80 3.20 964.20. 3rd maccC 5-16 Time 31.92 American League 3 Said 5.20 3.20 11.20 10.20 1.00 GAl H PcI. 2Gondra 3.20 7 Hello Lassie bManatee Randy 7.20 300 Smalley, Mn 94362125 .3453 0(3-6) 34.40; P16-3) 13S.9OS 2 Jo Re Do 5.00 Downing, Cl 89 316 109 .3449 2) 300.60. 2, 5:35 p.m. , . '-f' - DAYTONA BEACH Matineeen?ries istraceM S-lOTIme 32.27 1 Mountain Gravy 0.10 4.60 2.00 I Medley Eric d3.10 5.60 .:' ' • Dog Racing / _____ ____ Ballesteros Wins British land (UPI) - Severino Ballesteros, at 22 the youngest British and then holed a 20-loot birdie champion since Britain's Tony with a 78 to finish sixth on 289. putt to wrest the lead from .Jacklmn captured the crown on Crenshaw finished tied for this Same course 10 years ago. Crenshaw. century, may have finished ahead of Ballesteros and LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng- 2)3211.00. 4th raceD 3-16 Time 32.06 another vlctory for Royal year, posting all to stand at 283 title was Nicklaus, who recorded his 3.60 3.00 92 339 109 .322 0(2-3) 31.20; P(2-3) 11$.SO 1(2-3- 2 Mike Whiz Nicklaus and Torn Watson to saw his victory hopes disappear player to win the seventh second-place finish IRed Ape 3.20 Brett, KC 95 102 129 .321 6) 449.50. 1926. at the 17th with a double-bogey BObb) .1011(5 win the world's oldest major 0(2-I) 12.60, P15.2) 51.00, T(L2-4) Molitor, Mil ahead of with a 72. 90369 117 .317 Eleventh game Irwin, two strokes championship Saturday, but he six to drop three strokes behind 65.50. Meyer, Sea 91 331 106 .317 3 Victor-Pecina 11.10 42.10 3.00 ['re-tournament favorite5th race C 5-10 Time 31.6% Ballesteros after the third 7.00 10.10 Home Runs 4 AranoArrieta the Spaniard. still faces an uphill battle for 8 Mountain Bloom 0.80 7.60 5.10 National League - Schmidt, 1 Sara-Pradera 3. to become Watson, chasing his third win in.-. bidding round and IJallesteros became the first recognition in the United 16 10 7.00 Phil • 33; Kingman, ChI 29; 0(3-4) 57.20; P13-4) 20.4O; 1(3-4- 1 Say You Will win the five years, blew up with a I0-. fifth pla)er to the title since oniy the to win continental American + League bCarryMarge 1.00 States. Winfleld, SD 23; Lopes, LA 21; 1) 497.50. East 81 and was well down U.S. and British Opens in the over par 0(1-0) 72.20, P11.1) 271.50, 1(1-1-6) 111 Arnaud Massy Matthews, All, Foster, Cm and Frenchman Twelfth game The young Spaniard's only W L PcI. GB B.Roblnson, Pitt 20. 12.20 1.40 8.80 636.40. 1 RamonGoirl satin' year. ladid into oblivion the field with 297. Eurojwan first 1907 and the was to date in the U.S. succeess Bait 63 32 663 6th race 05-16 Time 3236 American League - Lynn, 6 Mutilla. Badiol 1.40 5.10 BOLtOn winning last year's Greater 58 31 .630 3' 21.40 10.20 8,10 Bos and Baylor, Cal 24; 2 lsasaSarduy 3.20 6MissMe Milwauke 59 38 .600 5 8.60 5.00 Thomas, Mil 23; Singleton, Salt + Greensboro Open and he failed 0(1-6) 59.60; P11-6) 145.51'; T(1-6- 3 Un Do It New York 52 11 .542 11'', I Mountain Rage 3.80 22; Rice, Bos 21. 2) 099.20. U.S. Open the toimiake the cut in Detroit 48 46 .511 14", 0(3-6) 110.20, P16-3) 392.10, 1(6-3Runs Batted In A-1939; Handle $141,112. live weeks ago in Toledo, Ohio. Cleveind 43 52 .453 20 I) 191260. National League - Wmnfield, Saturday Night p io ri. u ad Toronto 29 69 .296 35½ SD 74; Foster, Cm 72; riflg 7th race B 5-16 Time 31.54 The American golfing public First game West 11.20 6+60 5.20 Kingman, Chi and 13+00 10.60 6.00 3CeeCindy Schmidt, Slrusta-Gerardo wait some time will have to W L Pct. GB 6+60 100 Phil 71; Clark, SF 65. 7 TraniMandiola 7.60 6.00 1 Carry Dody before getting its next glimpse Calif 56 42 .571 3.60 7MissRingPecos American League - Baylor, lOomingo Andre COAl, VALLEY, Ill, UPIu -- lx' particularly aggressive, but native. Minnesot 52 42 .553 2 0(1-3) 32.50, P13-I) 122.10, 1(3-1-2) Cal 8$; Lynn. Sos 77; Rice, (los of swashbuckling Sevvy, who 0(5-71.5 1; 1(5-7-I) 361.20. Veteran Sam Snead was the I)A. Weibring's "con- to keep it short of the flag and Texas 53 43 .532 2 Sul.00. 70; Kemp, Det, Thomas, Mu Second game has withdrawn from next 46 49 .114 8½ and Smalley, Minn 69. Kan City leader in the clubhouse with a Ith race D 5-16 Time 31.90 servative" eagle on the par'five the birdies would conic." 19 40 9.10 4.60 7 Duran-Peclna Chicago 4 52 .4.58 11 5.60 3.60 3 Son Son Crimson 11+40 500 1 70 month's U.S. PGA championStolen Base; 5 Galdos Gastili 15th snuffed out a sizzling rally l'eete put on his charge on the under-par 277. Seattle 42 56 .429 14 8.20 4.60 ship to nurse a nagging back National League - Moreno, 2 Arano-Diagall 3.00 8 Mary Bannon Snead made ['GA history Calvin by Pecte that included a Oakland 26 12 .265 30 back nine, shooting five birdies 4.20 Pitt 11; North, SF 39; Scott, 0(5-7) 62.00; P17-5) 211.10; 1(1-5- 5 New Bride injul') and has said he is almost Saturday's Results during Sunday's final round, 0(3-5) 49.50. P(3-S) 1S0.30, T(3.I-S) sensational St.L 27; Scott, Mtl 26; Crux, 2) S00.0j 00(3-7) 334.20. 145-yard eagle shot for his record mark. certain of playing the European Seattle 13, Boston S 527.00. Hou 25. Thirdgame a 4-under-par 66 t -, shooting on the par-tour seventh. But he said It was on the par-4 New York 12, Oakland 4 circuIt next season. SIb race C 5.16 Time 31.94 9.60 8.40 7.10 AmerIcan League - LeF lore, S Paco become the Weibring first golfer to card a thus won his first Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 0 6 Swept Away 11.80 7.20 10.20 chance to saw a 7.00 4+00 seventh that he Ballesteros has his Dot 50; Wilson, XC 39; Wills, Minnesota 6, Toronto i, ist 6.20 I Career Record ['GA 1.60 1 00 tournament Sunday - the rinse on Weilirimm. He sent his score lower than his agt. Tex 25; Bonds, Clev and Crur, 6 Zubi porters among the U.S. golfers, Minnesota 4, Toronto 3, 2nd 580 0(5-I) 69.60; P(S-S) 136.20; T(I-$- 2 Echo Woos i)urwg F'rnda)- 's round, Snedd $200,000 Quad Cities Open - 145-yard second shot -. SA. using . •• however. Texan lien Crenshaw, 0(1-6) 33.40, P(6-I) 139.50, 1(6-1-2) ,, ,no.so. cup for an bec;immie the fir' '. and Peete two strokes short fell $56.40. Fourth game seven iron -. into the who finished second wIth National League - Niekro, Texas I, Kansas CIty 1 his age 10th race A 5-16 Time 31.54 when he shot a 67. of taking his second. lie won his eagle. SaidWally 9.00 7.60 3.80 Hou 13-5; Niekro, AtI 13-il; defending champion Nicklaus, Sunday's Results 29.20 9.20 1.00 5.50 5.60 IK'sMatador first last week in MJwaukee. Carlton, 3EganaEcuuut 11.5; Andular, Moo Milwaukee 14, Cleveland 5. three strokes behind the "The eagle at No. 7 got me 7 Diver Kea 7.00 1 60 5.00 Phil 11-9; Seaver, Cm 10-5; Lee, IMutilla-Diaga 1st Weibring. 26 and in his fourth Klever Karl 3 + 1 60 0(34) as 56.00: P17-3) 114.30; T(7-3• Sevvy described Spaniard, going. I was thinking about Mtl and Perry, SD 106; Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 3, 2nd 0(4-1) 51.60, P14.7) 90.40, T(4-7.3) year on the tour, pocketed 4) 497.60. since Espinosa, Phil 10-7. most exciting player "the winning after that bec;iuse I Detroit 1, Chicago 0 903.$0. Fittflgame $36,000 with his 14-under-par American League - John, New York 4, Seattle 0 Football Arnie Palmer." played the back nine well 11th mace 05-16 Time 32.34 SantlGerardo 13.20 6.40 6.60 NY 135; Flanagan, Bait 13-6; 266. l'eete, who finished at 268, had Boston 6, CalIfornIa s, io Cut veterans JesSe Cleveland 7.40 1.20 2.10 5.50 3.00 5 Capricorn Boy has a unique Ballesteros wtek, l'eete said. D.Martlnez, Bait and Ryan, Cal 2 lrij$talsidro innings TurnboW Wade Bosarge and CraiQ shot a final round 63 that tied mill 4.60 7.80 3.60 3CarryZlg 12-7; CaIdwell, Mil 11-5; Stan•Egana-Gasti Ii one to win style, certainly not Baltimore 1, Oakland 1 %%eibrings early threats Cassady and rookies Ken Mullens,' 360 012-3) 35.40; P(2) 64.20; 1(3-2-5) 8WM's Copperhead the Oakwood Country Club icy, Sos 11-6; Koosman, Minn Minnesota 13, Toronto 1 praise from the purists. 0(3-5) 19.60, P15-3) 71.90, T(S-3-I) canmie lrom Craig Stradler and Darrell Davis. Len Mills, Owe 297.20. 11.0; Sorensen, MIl 11.9. course record. Kansas City 7, Texas 6, nIght one Johansson, Ed Delgado. Tom 1560. has Sixthgame isso erratic that he driving Earned Run Average Monday's Games Higgins, Pat Healy, Lance Sisco, Weibring was tied with Peete Bob Murphy, who finished 12thraceBS-I6Time3I. IAranoFernan 11.40 6.50 4.20 master of become a (based on Si innings pitched) had to (All Times EDT) back of the Quincy, Ill., nd William Patterson 5.00 160 2.10 Rogers, SCarasaArca 5.40 430 2Ailight at li-under on the green olparstroke National League Oakland (Morgan 0-5) at playing from the rough and 11205.20 SD 2S9 2GaldosPradera 6.50 3Sedgemoor Mti 2.52; Perry, five 15th when he turned to his Baltimore ID. Martinez 12-7), 5.20 Q(15) 35.40: P11-3) 131.10; 1(1-5- 1 Impala Camaro jokes that lie would like to see Shirley, SD 2.76; Andular, Hou 7:30 p.m. caddy and asked him to check Q(2-3) 25.20, P(2-3) 74,10, 1(2-3-1) ____________________________________ 2) 503.40. 2.7$; LaCoss, Cm 2.S1. Open courses with even Milwaukee (Sorensen 11-9) at 242.S0. 5evemgame the board for Peete's score. American League - Kern, Cleveland (Wilkins 24), 7:35 Attendance 2213; Handle 5217,301. narrower fairways because he lsasaArrieta 17.60 15.00 7.00 Tex 1.42; Marshall, Minn 2.20; "He (the cuddyl told me p.m. Saturday night doesn't hit them anyway. 6.50 6.00 John, NY 2.62; Guidry, NY 2 Ramon-lsldro Chicago (Trout 1-3) at Detroit Calvin was 10-under, so I hit a Istrace DS-10 Time 31.95 SVictorRodolfo 5.20 "1 only made the fairway 2.61; Siaton, Mu 2.69. (Baker 16), I p.m. 2ioeyCarr 9.10 5.00 0(2-5) 50.20: P10-2) 160.50; 1(5-2conservative putt and it went Strikeasits Seattje (Abbott 4-9) at New twice with my driver during u 4.202,00 S Bolivar Con National League - RIchard, 5) 395.40. in," said Weibring. York (Figueroa 36), I p.m. 1 Stable 1.10 whole championship," the Eighth game Moo 162; Canton, Phil 115; California 7-6) at (Frost "That was really the turning 0(2-5) 1540, P(2fl 51.20, 1(2-S-I) Spaniard said. It was an 106; 7Mutiila-Sarduy 17.60 1.60 7.60 Perry, SD Nlekro, Ati 109; Boston (Finch 0-1), I p.m. 202.20. point," he said. "l'he eagle put lApraiz-Olano 5.10 3.60 Swan, NY 101. Toronto (Clancy at 2-6) exaggeration - but only just. 2nd maccC 5-16 Time 31.11 6.60 American League - Ryan, lVicandi.Gondra inc in good I)OSition, but I Minnesota (Zahn 52), 5:30 p.m. IK'sMastem 5.00 3.$0 3.00 Sevvy took erratic route to P17-4) S7.2O 0(4-7) 1(7.4-I) Cal 166. Ouidry, NY 115; Kansas City (Leonard 5-7) at couldn't sit back. Calvin's 3.40 3.00 the greenson the Royal lytham 2Miss Bird Pecos Jenlilni, Tex 106; Flanagan, 250.40. Texas (Jenkins 10-6), 5:35 pm. 6Mr. Blitz 3.60 second place finish alter Ninthgame Bait 96; Eckersiey, Bos and Course, variously driving his Tuesday's Games 0(2-I) IS.00, P11-2) S7.60, T(S2-4) 4 Said 15.00 11.00 530 Kern, Tex 59, winning last week is really Seattle at BaIt, 2, twi-night way to the railway line running 3 Goiri 560 330 129.40. Saves Oakland at Boston, night impressive. 3rdmacelS-I6Time3l.S7 6.00 alongside the course, a National League - Sutter, iRodolfo California at New York, night 11.40 5.60 3.60 0(3-4) 64.00; P14-3) 117,50; 1(4-3- SComox Chi 22; Gamber, Atl 1$; boring garden, and finally into Milwaukee at DetroIt, night "1 timid nine consecutive 2 Record River 6.20 1.20 Tekulve, PItt 16; Bair, Cm and 1) 520,00. Kansas City at ChIcago, night $ Bubba Baby 4.60 a parking lot Saturday at the rounds under-par coming into Tenth game Cleveland at Minnesota, night McGraw, PhIl 13. Q12S) 44.20. P(5.2) 222.30, T(5-2I) 13.60 5.60 2.60 crucial 16th with the title in the today. I didn't know who would American League - Mar- 4 Beide-Arrieta 5.40 3.30 513.60. shall, Minn 19; Kern, 11* Il; 2Sara-Waily balance. win, but I felt I was in good 4thraceD3-STime3S.00 2.00 Stanhouse, BaIt 12; Monge, oSiIdDiaga .a1 ./' was allowed a free drop 11.20 7.20 1.20 He I füiaily made it, and position. Q(ZM 40.40; P14-2)72-60:1(4-24) 1 Cheyenne Road Clev, Rawley, Sea and Lyle, 4Middleground 339.20. 400 3.60 and, typically, the Spaniard I'm very pleased." Tex 10. SMK'sRascal 4.10 Eleventhgame roared out of the parking zone Malor League Leaders Weibring said he set a game 0(1-4) 21.10, P11-4) 104.70, 1(1-4-5) 11.00 9.00 5.40 7Santl-lsidro By United Press International with a brilliant recovery shot plan and it won. '1t was not to 5.40 5.40 725.40. SArano.Badiola Batting Jai AIai Sth race C 3-I lime 39.14 4 Domingo Olano 520 (based on 250 at bats) 17.20 6.20 5,00 0(51) 12.10; P17-5) 211.20: 1(7.5- 6 Ted's Bomber National League 1 Keen Lawn 5.60 4.20 DAYTONA BEACH 4) $34.60 0 AS H Pd. 4 Strut Along 3.20 Twelfthgame Saturdaymatinei 333 i,,.s Foster, Cm 0(1-6) 52.60, P(6-1) 161.60, 1(6-1.4) Serriinole N.L. Stars Lose Flrstgame 3liasa-Gondra 13.40 7.50 330 99371121 336 Winfield, SD Duman-Andre 3.10 3.10 702 .10. 25.00 12.00 6.00 1 Egana-Diaga 90 345 112 .323 Herndz, St.L 6th maccA 5-16 Time 31.21 97392125 .319 2lrusta-Oiagall 3.60 5.60 3.20 IMutilla•Enrique Garvey, LA Seminole Pony Baseball bracket on Friday night, coach 4.40 2.80 2.40 Tmanl.Pecina + 3.40 0(1-3) 35.00; P13'l) 91.20: 1(3-1-4) S K's Juno 302 96 .311 Hndrck, St.L 3 Fred's Bev 7.60 3.50 i,;' + 102.60. Q(23) 31.40; 1(3-2-00 366.00. League's N.1. All-Stars huffed Jim Veitch's team battled back 17369117 .317 Impltn, St.L 41 -' lMarieAnn 4.60 A-2944g Handle 5175,214. Secondgame + and huffed - but they couldn't to eliminate Seminole A.l., 7-2, 0(3.5)30.10, P15-3) 57.60, II 5-3.1) 6 Irusta-Pecina 1020 7.50 4.00 ' blow the house down Sunday in as Mickey Helms and oy 433.20. + ,+ 5.40 3.00 lthracel 3lTime 31.69 R a m s W a i ye Victor-Pradera the finals of the Mustang stati Block scattered six hits and 2Camasa-Andre 2.60 Harness Racing 1BnBonEnker 1.50 3.40 2.60 013-6) 40.30; P(6-3) 129.30; 1(4-34.40 400 tournament at Five Points Robert Harmon banged out 2Ciamegun's Phil 2)299.20:00(3-6)279.31. three hits; Then after Town & ' 1.00 Field. 7WiflPenlIy Thlrdgame SEMINOLE x Rookies QsZ-4) 23.60, P(4-2) 57.60,1(4-2-7) Bumped Into the losers Country of Tampa downed SEnrique 13.00 3.20 3.40 05 277.10. 1.00 3.10 1 Galdos SIMINOLI AL SEMINOLE N.L. Plantation by 16-3, Seminole Don't Stop Your Newspaper I 5th race 07-16 Time 41.60 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Vicandi 3.50 saturday night ARRH AIRN N.L eliminated Plantation by SPeteAieIlo 9.00 6.00 3.00 0(1-5)41.50; PU-I) 132.01; 1(1-1Firstrace I2JHeIm III Stevens Los Angeles Rams announced Bothte, Sea + CIi Q aii'i + • thing made perfectly clear: if quarterbacks - either Jones, that my position as the No. 1 summer," he said. "I'm going premier quarterbacks in the better. He's always had the winner while reliever Sparky Sarmlento (3), Sofa 1. c - + - _i. .: . 1.20 2.60 2.50 Transactions runs and Willie Wilson sixfgled last year could happen again. Bennett Is convinced that if quarterback he is," said in Al Cowens from third base In "I feel that I have an entirely Bartkowskl keeps his word, Bennett. "There is no reason he the ninth to anap a 6-6 tie. Dan lay down on the lob. J• ++ 3CroupiersSon + + _____ Eighth race 1.00 1.00 2.10 '- Cards Ovv'ner Shocked . lMiddleT + - McQIoth.n, Tidrow (1), SuItor (5) and Blakwell. W-Tidrow (72). L-Soto (0-2). HRCincinnati, Driessen '. -- + + (2nd game) CincI .. '. ••I - tb .. ••• Sixth race 5 Song Wave 37 10 12.00 6.60 1 Barrie Lobell 4.00 2.03 7 Charlie Del 330 0(1-5) 34.50; T(S-l-1) 794.00; Time 2:07.1. Seventh race lBlackSandGB 5.60 1.80 3.80 bCarelessSyart 6.20 6.20 2CarrieBCouns 5.20 0(1-6) 35.40; T( 1-6-2) 213.00; Time 2:01.1. cNE N/8vevy West Los On 1Cffi 94t .7/,t*2/l'f /N - Phlla 5, San Diego 2 Pirates by Alan Mayer SORENSEN SOARS -.--- " ' 1•- ' ' -" -' - - -- . '++1 Leaders 1: - Si IMister DelhI Sunday they placed six rookIes Fourth game 11.00 7.40 3.00 4 Lonesome Eagle 16,50 5.30 3 Rowdy Shan 2 Wantawin Easy 6.60 4.10 L1*s 30 I Block 0(4-1) 11.10, P10-4) 144.30, T(S-4-3) on waivers and signed two free 11.20 7.20 4.40 6 Active Star Egana-*onieta 340 3 Ramon-Mandiola 6.60 1.10 0(1-2) 00.10; 111-2-4) 635.05; lime 44140 agents. SthraceAS-l6Time3I.$0 5.50 2:00.3. Placed on waivers were: lTranlDiaga 2ComeOn 3.10 2.10 2.20 Q(3-7) 43.20; P(7-3) 124.2$; 1(7-3Seestet race 5.20 2.10 Offensive tackle Ricky Bet'- 4)690.0. 4.00 5.00 4.10 )CarrieAgaln IRompinMitch Williams 3 5 I SetIsis Tmvbens.e 3 55 Coffey Evans 350 HemplUll Hex - .--.+--- - - - + *. . - +- - - , -- -. .. . - 9 V v- ' I - - ,-. -. .- - - - - -- -+ - . -----. - l0thraceC3-llime8$.94 STray Edna 25.20600 3.007.60 3,00 Thirdrace Eiglsth5ame kicker Jose Guzman from 3Ra,n.Echan;z 3.00 City. 2.20 SHushStar 4.40 3.50 15lau10 4.00 2.30 5C1ier0ulChIp lOscar Pepper 11,004.50 3.20 Polytechnic Institute in Mexico 1 isasa-Wally ,•w-.S .- - Pt4-i) i40.40 Time 2:lI.0 f + S S S Hrip III I S S T.tals • 24 36 Tetais kmlaelsA.L. 4.30 ________ We'll be happy to say, your newspapers at NO EXTRA CHARGE. 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PLANTATION safety Curtis Philyaw from 2Carasa-Pradera 17.406-10 3.10 SHappy Dream AIRH Lambredst 4) IMiIanvoIde 3)5 15.00 4 11 Sutton 4 I I DevIls l4elms 3 Ii I.ecksss 3i 10.20 5.00 0(3'S) 30.00:1(2-SI) 9S6,61j Time 672.11. West Los Angeles Junior SSantIAndre 3.2.1 ChamberlIn 45 4 Ceffey 312 Msle.svlds 4 I S Bishop lItIiracsTA$-1611me30.$3 100 1:45.4. College; defensive end James 1Vicat-0lage 411 OI4 423 Hemplsill 35 I 351 Remsawer 7K'; Flak 4.60 4.00 2.50 SetteR Fourth race 0(2-5) 44.20; P12-I) 111.2$; T(23 555 Allen I SO Harmon 4 II Titles 7.40 340 2.50 S Gold Coast Max 5.30 1.00 4.30 Hempbili r.,gssy Jotmion from Virginia Tech I) n'.o 6 Yankee Stir 3 I 3 I4aniin 12 2 lIe I •• I IS S.e.c. 3.60 2.00 I Bill Whiz 2I2Hrip Seveaffigame 2Ads Harold III MD.ebeugk III Nine. 255 lIe and wide receiver Jerome 0174) 20.20, P(14) 62,10, T17#1) S lowers 2 5 S S. Sewers 3 311 iamas 3 S $ Wii$iS 3.00 14.00 5.50 3.00 3 iir Chip Santi-Sardoy Young from Cal State, 1 irusta-Enrigue lemmerkamp 35 5 Ellen Block S I I Conrad I i 353 5.40 2.10 0(24) 9.20; 1(4-3-3) 53.00; Time + 11534•ss Oarica 010Marktsam Ill Markham os oie. l2thracel3-ITime3I.I4 Fullerton. + 3Sara-Paco 240 3:51.2. Irits I I I TetaIs 32 IS Piscotta 3 55 u 3s 1 JM's Still Rapid 11.00 17.60 530 Totals Fifth race 0(1-4) 33.10: P(4-l) 52-00; 114-1 -3) I 55 1 05 GiaUanze knowles The Rams signed safety Jeff 6.50 3.20 27.00 5.00 240 lMexican FroliC Cattle. 355 Labe(Ia III + tWar*J'W Severson,a 7-year veteran, and 209.05. 1.20 5.10 4.00 BDRuffian 2PiincessKat from Nevada-Las Vegas; 2)355.01. •' - -- I 0 S Harmon 205 Ely 255S.1.w.rs Plalwrty MeW 3.00 G.*IIS . Firns game 7.00 530 I Tribune 6 Manuel rendien from Nevada-Las Issey 0(2-3) 9.00, P12-3) 23.40, 1(2-3-1) Kryler 11.40 5.20 3.50 3Hawthrone Demo 4,40 Vegas; running back Mark Slias.aPaco 6.40 3.40 Nicafy 1 Sara-Gondra 0(44) 23-10; T(4-6-3) 113.11; Time Davis from Colorado State; 3Mulilla.Goirl 3.20 2:SS.L 0(1-I) 61.61; P11-i) 171.31,T(1.1. offensive tackle Mike Evans soo an 8-4 score as Greg Markham 35.5 Milionvldi 3 2 I 3.1 0 Sdimlt 1 -. •- . GoingOn ( Ito III- 2 - + ,.. - . - , - ... . ..- -. - '.'+' - .:_,' - •_ .! �X Monday, July 23, 19" $A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. DCE3 IEC i Dental Experts MIAMI (UP!) The Theo- savage beatings on three others dore Bundy defense team 18 months ago. Two more dental experts presents Its final witnesses strategy were expected to be called this today to jury believe afternoon. Circuit Judge aimed at someone else could have Edward Cowart scheduled a strangled two Florida State morning conference In chainbers with attorneys for both University coeds and inflicted RJDRI[)A — complete a IN BRIEF making a To Testify sides concerning his final charge to the Jury. Defense lawyers have been concentrating heavily on the major piece of physical evi. dence the state has that positively links Bundy to the crime the bite marks left on — Askew Rejects Offer Of Cabinet-Level Job —President Carter appsrently had fanner Gay. Reubin Askew In mind for a Cabinet job when he shook up his administrative team la* TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) F.J. Black, owner of a gasoline station, plans this to be the first to offer guahol to Florida motorists. Florida has the raw material to produce gasahol, which has found wide favor In the Midwest, but lacks facilities. But only a few small plants around the state produce the necessary alcohol and none of them are making It In sofficlent quantities to make gasohol more Um an experiment: "It's technically feasible to do It, that's for sure," says Jim Kesterson, a University of Florida researcher at the Citrus Experimental Station In Lake Alford. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — week Parents Charged In Escape FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) The 25-yewold stepmother of one of tow men who escaped from the week ago was being held In jail in Broward Cotx*y today, charged with lieu of $250,000 escape. Debra Daniel of Hollywood was arrested at a Hollywood lounge at 3:15 am. Sunday. She Is charged with four men July cowds of aiding and abetting the escape of 15. Her husband, Jimmy Daniel Sr., was also charged last week with helping the escape. He and his son, Jimmy Daniel Jr., who was awaiting trial on murder charges when he escaped, are being held in the county jail. The elder Daniel and his wife are accused of cutting Into the jail with acetylene torches last weekend. The four inmates escaped by crawling through an air-conditioning duct and down an unguarded stairway. Two of the escapees were picked up in Pompano Beach 12 hours later. Daniel and a fourth fugitive were captured In the Naples area last Tuesday. — Jail a aiding In the four Margaret Bowman as they Bundy has ordered Appeals slept Jan. 15, 1978 In the specalIst Margaret Good Omega sorority house In presentthe def8tseaUIflmation Tallahassee. move that 11W Miami at The first degree murder case, tony Robert Haggard transferred from Tallahassee team Saturday. defense because of pretrial publicity Miss Good, a staunch death there, Is now entering Its fifth week and should go to the penalty opponent, Is one of four seven-man, five-woman jury lawyers provided by the Ta)- Haggard had been chosen by a vote of the defense team to make closing arguments. That angeredBundythathe seized of his defense Saturday co with the permission of Cowart. Bundy has made no other changes, however, and will not question any of the witnesses. quit Evening Herald, Sanford, El. TONIGHT'S TV ntrol 6:00 (2) @1)00(12) NEWS ED STUDIO SEE "Gymnas. Jack with his beanstalk better look to his laurels, here comes Christy and her tomato stalk. Christy Davis, 11, of Route 2, State Road 46, Sanford measures her cherry tomato plant which has grown to 7 feet 4 inches in two months. Christy credits her plant's 'get up and grow' to a powerful fertilizer mix of chicken, cow and rabbit manure. IT'S OVER HER HEAD 1. - • . . • CLEGO, HOWARD W. — Funeral services for Howard W. Clegg, 62, of 210 Palm Place, Sanford, who died Saturday in Orlando will be at 4 p.m., today, at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Larry Mlnnlnger of. ficlating. Burial In Longwood Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home-PA In charge. Mom Feels A Failure Over ...r Way Two Sons Turned Out Is 2 now and Is the picture of the fellow Agnes went with before Rudy married her. Their marriage Is on the rocks because she Is pregnant by a sailor she met when she went to visit her mothe r In Seattle. Rudy won't take her back beca use he's In love with a 21-year-old girl who has two babies and Is expecting a third by a fellow who isn't her husband although she's still married, Rudy gets unemployment. He runs all night and lies around my house all day. He acts real crazy. I never know if he's on drugsorjustdrunk.All right,so much for Rudy. Jody Is my 20-year-old. He got a 17-year-old girl pregnant but won't marry her because he says he's not ready to settle down yet. Abby, I've been a churchgoing Christi an woman and a good mother and I don't know how I could have turned out kids like these. If they hang around the younger boys, they will be a mess, too. Please help me. 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DEAR ABBY: I ha ve a lazy - IJOUI - 1) 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING(WED) @1)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) @1) 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA ED SESAME STREET (R) - '.•- - ---. •-- — - .- — ROW _•,•, BARBRA STREISAND MAIN EVENT Arthur Carlson comes up with a rather unusual Thanksgiving promotional gimmick involving a helicopter and live turkeys [PLAZA IF)_ TUE. KIDDIE SHOW If he chooses to dig his own couple becomes a shipping at all. grave sItb his fork, no one can magnate after his parents die a phone Daughter argues that stop 111w. But if he really wants in an earthquake. (Part I of personal and call is much more to help himself, let him wri te to 11:00 gives her a chance to ask how me and I'll tell him what to do. (2) @1)00 NEWS they are and to tell them what 11:30 If you need help In writing she Is doing, how the family is, (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host of sympathy, letters etc. Sammy Davis Jr. Guests: Rob. Do you think a telephoned congratulations or th ank-you art Conrad, Richard Dawson, letters, get Abby's booklet Willie Tyler and Lester. than ks is proper? NEWLYWED GAME MOTHER OF A TEEN 'How to Write Letters for all DEAR MOThER: A written Occasions." Send $1 and a long, 0 ROCKFORD FILES After thanks is better. But a phone stamped (28 cents), self- spending 20 years in prison for the murder of his wife. call Is better than no thanks at addressed envelope to Abby: Rockford's ex-cellmate 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly h ills, the detective to find herhires all. true DEAR ABBY: I raised four Calif. 212. killer. children, and when the last one ZZ2ZZ7Z?227lT4Zt2flflflZ?Zt(/(P2Z1(2JZ2 Z got IflinTied I thought, that at last, Dad and I could take It NOW SERVING y. No such luck. In fact, it's worse than ever. The two 5:30 AM -11 AM mar ried girls bring me their HOME COOKED MEALS husbands shirts to do up, and ii A.M.•' P.M. Mon thru Thurs-1I A.M.-Ill P.M. Fri sat my new daughter-In-law brings me ALL her laundry. Dad and 1 can't go anywhere 37 5 5 Orlando Or. (S. Hwy ii.ti)Sanford to fish on weekends because we Across from Movlelsnd Drive-tn always have a couple of our five A.M. 1 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Come To The Eining Ilenild SUMMER.SHOWTIME Every Tuesday Morning #%LII I I I flc V WITH THIS COUPON i(iàill" Without Coupon SI.00 1 / IC I FRFE NTIAG ;I '1uIf I DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM - U • - U SHOW 10:00 AM • [LM_ov1t1AND1" 1:L ' I 1ji (frILAZA TWIN1) RACQUET H7 1792 322 7S02 10:10 NAUGHTY WIVES -- - - -CLIP HERE - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----- TRYOUR TMF"'I' PAK - a BA R"B"QU E CORRAL 71?fln1It1fl14 LOUNGE IPE ) Quil''.`:- 1. Op.. Frsu. ibiS AN . Tss [I T46 L1Pk 2.N.ppy Neer 2 for l Emt.rfsIus.sit . Twos. Tk,. W. Serve iaackAud: -- 140" Suck. FhadIy Aid Amiwo - -. - ; Muckis. • • lTS L $11 -- 7. ladIes' 11$ InrThursdq -J SANFORD OPEN DAILY 11 a.m.-9:30 P.M. FRI a SAT. 9a.m.-lO:30 p.m. 1809 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17-fl) SANFORD ' ••-' .•- ---- . ',.•_-_ -•' .- ' -• - - 61 N. HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERRY -. • ,, •i •. - • . •• . - -------- — - .*_. -. 4-.., - / l I KIddles BALLOONS BREAKFAST ' t,. ' 5:30 (2) NEWS HEY KIDS JACK IN THE BOX CHARLOTTE'S WEB ED MISTER ROGERS (R) CLIP HERE PG - 10:00 -- U THE IMMIGRANTS The son of an Italian Immigrant 0 THE ODD COUPLE DAYS OF OUR LIVES MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS C ALL MY CHILDREN 7:40-5:33 BREAKING AWAY t21 THE BRADY BUNCH 1:00 I - 5:00 (12) HOLLYW OOD SQUARES I Mill! 4:30 4 MIKE DOUGLA S 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN t2) GUNSMOKE 0 RYAN'S HOPE TWI4UII L PLAZA I ) 9:30 @1)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI ---_ reminded over and over again to write thank-you notes for gifts she receives at Christmas, her birthday and, more recently, for her high-school gradua tion. Now she has a new cop-out. She thanks people for their gifts by telephone. Her grandparents live 1,500 miles away and so do grandchildren with us. This place is getting to be more like a motel, with meals and laundry service every day. How can I drop a hint broad enough to get out from under this load? TIRED IN TACOMA DEAR TIRED: A "hint"? That's like using a BB gun when you need a cannon. Call a summit meeting and tell your kids Me kitchen is closed and so Is the laundry and free babysitting service. Do It now, while there Is still time to enjoy yoursel ves, or you'll the In harness. DEAR ABBY: Perhaps you will put this letter In your own words and tell my husband that he needs help. He won't usten tcp rue. He is 60 pounds overweight and, to make matters worse, a diabetic. He has, a wonderful family who loves bins very much. Whenever one of us reminds him that he needs to lose weight, he says, "So if I die, you will be left well-off." Please, please, help is to help him. He is a dear and wonderful person. I nt him around to see his grandchildren grow up, anclhe won't be around tthe doesn't take better care of % N - 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI 4 THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF: ANIMALS NEWS ____ - ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 8:00 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (PLAZA 3:30 I4I 0 MASH (R) 12:30 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 112) (12) TODAY OGOOD MORNING AMER. CA practices (R'I ILIWF. wa -• - most other aunts and uncles, so himself. HIS WIFE the calls aren't exactly free. DEAR WIFE: An obese She says she will pay for the calls herself, but so far I person knows he needs to lose haven't seen a penny. weight, and bdg constantly (uricus ir),en r,minth-d of It will only make ILc (Ltshe told us she was planning to him feel guilty—which Will thank everyone for her make him feel rotten, which graduation gifts by phone, but MIii éause him to eat to feel DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of nine boys. Their father Is dead. Rudy, 23, is my oldest. He married Agnes, a 15- ' . 4. I ® 0 TUESDAY MORNING ard Burton, Genevieve Bujold England's King Henry VIII falls in love and has a stormy relaIionship with the unusually outSpoken and willful Anna Boleyn. @1) 0 MA8H Col. Potter reacts in a strange way to his surgeons' fears - that they are Out 01 touch With new medical 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED ANTIQUES 12:00 (TUE) &25 112)TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 MOVIE HOW(MON) ED ERICA (TUES ) PASSWORD PLUS 4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 (17) NEWS ED SESAME STREET (R) (MON) ( CEll3HT AFTERNOON 7:00 (12) (12) TODAY @1) 0 MONDAY MORNING (7) (17) MOVIE "Anne Of The Thousand Days" (1969) Rich. 0 THE 11:30 (12) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS(R) 6:55 (21) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (112) HI, NEIGHBOR PRAIRIE When Mary learns that she is pregnant, she sets out to repair the rift between her husband and his father. (A) @1)0 THE BODY HUMAN "The Vital Connection" The intricate eIationship between the brain and the nervous systern is explored through a corn. binatlon of unique photography and the personal dramas of three people faced by dilferent neurological breakdowns (R) 0 BASEBALL Regional coy. erage of California Angels at Boston fled Sox, Kansas City Royals at Texas Rangers ~ye%rause she said he got her pregnant. Their ba by ON 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 8:00 (2) (17) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE ' RATE OF RETURN 4 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 6:30 o 2:30 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 Ø GUIDING LIGHT ED PHOTOGRAPHY,.. HERE'S ff2) HIGH ROLLERS (12) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 4 DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 11:00 (WED) IN SEARCH OF... 'Sherlock Holmes" New evidence indicates that the super-sleuth actually did exist. O FAMILY FEUD £ • (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 7:30 121) LIARS CLUB @1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 9:00 2 10:55 0 CBS NEWS FRI) 1 8:30 -12 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 10:30 12 ALL STAR SECRETS (4 LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 8:25 () POPI GOES THE cOUN. TRY (MON) ) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. @) MARY TYLER MOORE Ted decides to earn extra money as an actor in television commerciats 0 THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD (112) TO THE POINT ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT - DEPEND 10:00 i 12) CARD SHARKS L4 ) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED STUDIO SEE 5:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS @1)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH - 4) UPBEA T 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:00 (2] EARLY DAY U NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE AS 2:00 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA: 12 NEWS 9:55 ' çs: • . 9:30 OF ANDREW YOUNG(WED) 8:30 FUNERAL HOME WORLD(THU) ED THE LONG SEARCH (FRI) MORNING 1:30 1 HE WORLD TURNS ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (TUE) ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY' GARDEN (FRI) 0 ED THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE tics" Young gymnasts train for future Olympic competition: two kids from Nebraska make a science fiction film (R) GRAMKOW 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TELEPHONE 322.3213 WILLIAM L. GAAMKOW STORY A police officer wno requests a transfer after fatally shooting a suspect in self-defense is assigned to work at a help center for illegal aliens EVENING It's important for people to know that they are not alone during a time of sorrow. The emotional help that friends and relatives can give during the visitations and the funeral is a great help to the family in adjusting to a loss. ED BILL MOVERS JOURNAL (WED) ED JAMES MICHENERS 0 POLICE _________________ 4. H I. Monday, July 23, 1?79-1B Withthehelp of fr iends Funeral Notice in '•t lahusee t'UDLIC L?CICflUCII Office for Bundy. late HOWARD CL.EGG Howard W. Clegg, 62, of 210 Palm Place Sanford died Saturday morning at Florida Hospital, Orlando. He has lived in Sanford for the past three years. Born In Pittsburgh, Pa., he was a member of the Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Longwood. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Clegg, Sanford; daughter Mrs. Kathleen Hawkins, Sanford; three sons, Donald of Orlando, Edwird of Casselberry and Howard of Houston Texas; 11 grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Eleanor Proksa, Huggerstown Md.; brother, Ward Clegg, Pittsburgh, Pa. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is In charge of arrangements. the - Tuesday or early Wedneaday after closing arguments. the buttock of Lisa Levy. She was strangled along with AREA DEATH Station Sets Gasohol Sale bond Bundy An Altamonte Springs year-old daughter Lesley Marilyn Klopman Buchalter, wife of Sentinel Star associate resident, Mrs. Buchalter was 31 Marie, 3-year-old son Charles sports editor Bill Buchalter, and died Saturday after Elliott, parents Benjamin and was buried this morning in the complications developed late Rose Klopman of Orlando, and sister Harriette Watkins of Temple Israel Cemetery in last week following surgery. Other survivors Include 6- Orlando. West Orlando. to lure Askew to Washington. Last Wednesday, a high administration official offered the ex-governor a cabinetlevel job. As before, Askew, now a Miami attorney, turned It down because of his "financial circumstances." Tallahassee self-service For f1%H %JURJLLV U Services Today For Mrs. Buchalter week Carter has tried several times In the past three years p.,. -- 4et • gj 4 �2 B-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. MAT1ER A Monday, OF RECORD Burton Bernstein 8 WI Penny J. & Steven Weistein & WI Suan 1. to Ernest E. Nixon I WI Dorothy, Lot 253, Wekiva Hunt Cib Fox Unt Sec 2, Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaga'l in business at 719 SrnInole AVe.. Lake Mary. Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of T.L.C. DAY CARE CENTER and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac. cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 56509 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g.: Margaret A. Nice Box 95$ Lake Mary, Fia. Publish July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 DEL. FICTITIOUS NAME Drive, Sanford, & Dawn .1. Russell, 1322 Melionvilie, Ave. Sanford. Berman W. BrIdges, 536 Vatencla Homes. George Lawson Fails & Brenda , fl: UNIWU•U•UUUUUI -----_____________________ - 6-Child _____________ NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Care - AVON nlng June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3226645. ADVERTISING FIGHT INFLATION CUSTOM CABINETS. INC., whose business address is 30 N. Cypress, Casselberry,, Florida, will be made to NATHAN I ILENE ,ower. For details, call 6443079 son sales Chlldcareinmyhome LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida Division, the address of whkh is Sanford area. 323-2865. _______________________________ ford Nursing & Cony Center. Shek lung Lau 8. WI Chan Ying Lau, the transleror ate not to be paId In Park Ave., Sanford, Florida, 32171. Q(QCO) John W. Boon TR 8 WI Lot 2, 81k 3, HeftIer Homes Orl Sec full by the undersigned buyer and The personal representative of the Boulevard, Sanford, I Dolores the following information is furLucy L. Booneto Davie E. Sims & WI 3, $26,000. estate is VIRL1E MAE SLATER, Oliver. SANFORD nlshed to you herewith: Joyce J., Lots 1$ & 19 81k E, Tr 30, ou address Is Box 244, Chuluota, 1. The property to be transferred I Florida, 32766. The name and ad. Lake Drive, Sanford, & Mary N. family homes in the Hidden Lake ______________________________ I _______________________________ _______________________________ _________________________________ 9-Good Things to Eat _____________________________ _______________________________ Mechanical Drafting Engineer. Conveyor experience, knowledge preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 632, Metloon, lii. 61938. Drive, Longwood. Sec 2 $21,000. W., Casselberry, & Charlens E. Nielsen. Jenkins. Allen A. Jackson, 116 McKay BUILDING PERMITS address is 30 N, Cypress, $57 S Lonnie W. Tucker Jr., 250$ Communities of America, Mellonville AveA Sanford 8 Kim L. developers of the homes. Legal Notice _____________________________ Legal notice is hereby given that Communities said the homes will persons having claims or demands against the estate are All required, 3. A schedule of the property lobe NOTICE ii hereby given that the needed WITHIN and service of 11-Instructions __________________________ -- VA-F HA-235.Con. E Altantonte Or Homes ,,totui COUNTRY HOME Beautiful 1100$ large 2 story home. excellent cond 3 BR. 7 bath DR. r LR. fireplace, hardwood floors AIsc Guest Houe 2 BR, 1 I Y Enterprise, Inc inc Realtor 641 3013 established and new 'il 24 HOUR 111 3229283 - ' i '111 HA VA. I HA 235 8. er. Previous sales ex• Convenient? BR Fenced, Air & Heat w wcorpef, 322 1M2 _________________ needed. perle n ce Salary plus commisfull sion with corn- career minded Executive Secretary who has proficient - ------- -- tcOS Dealer (L',V 77 Removed - Junk Car's k 0l7 123 Si - W Garnett White I B block home, retg & range JOHN Ic PIPER ASSOC dO(to, nursing home 8. clown Phone 327 7881. Sanford I Johnny Walker Inc 3?? 6457 or "P USC busifleS your lit md -n r lorda 'co, set thi' reserved prc( C,tll Vol 7s5 BUt for l$oUSCtlOId Goods ____________ N',c Ii?,. - heavy eguiprnenl trucks spr 'to l-dd,mq .- . 42-Nt3bile Homes - - - -. ------ Call 323 7448 alter 6PM y 9,' c ii S,trford I?.' fY71 - ___________________________ ..- w II hold .t fl,'ac I public $1) TO .\UC T ION ,'VCry Ti,t'd,ty It 7 30 I? she orr one Pal 'ott lillY JI.JNIi, CARS I ru!, 510 to $50 (Iii 1 22 112-t 172 4460 - ___________________________ F?EAL TOW 171 6051 ti vt's - TUNA .\I TO A(JC I 'ON I ____________________________ ________ Ron Beck, jT VIA.F PAYMENTS 69 tO 75 rrrok'Is C tI' 139 9ILX or 834 ___________________________ ___________________ - 9) Sale for r,,cfaI Tn'S 371 64.t' ______________ INC REALTOR 373 7832 Eve 322 818?. 3?? 1587, 322 7177 1 BR-- $189 up Pool. Adults only, 80-Autos 715 M. Unsworth Realty Osteen 3 BR.? bath, Central H A. w w carpet Large wooded lot. 544.000 McGovern BuIlders 32? 8910. _________________________________________ (11ev 6 cyi cern custom I 'cellont cond Almost r'w ____________________ F - I:', FRY ClAY S (lAW GA IN DAY N THE 5 ANT ADS 322 2611 or " '' - - ('.rr Ti's ?i'r 2. 1 IVI I More $79900 only 5150 mo Schuren Realty. fur ,i,tt,r,' IfestOffer e.f tel i unit ,,,. crisril ct,' ii ' ulur 1, 5Q Ctii'. LonQhrn P U 'j har'. ht. e heije ?e,'cf s'tts 1k' new jO ill 127 11.41 81A1r0x ,Our Ill? ot our lot ___________________________ torj Vr1 i 1p,ss A REALTY 339 0508 79-Trucks.Trailers 75-A-Vans __________________ r. r ti' ii. :'.'"t' ?,ljIe 'tr,i let' .1 t'i.tctlnq .O ROBBIE'S REAUOR Low Down Payment Varied administrative duties. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF S0---Misc'eliaueous for Sate 41-HOUSES I INC REAL TOR 3?? JOOi3MLS Blvd on 179? in Sanford. Call - THREE Raborn REALTY De(lary ldealforsr-,ijors Lovely I I BR. ar, close to churches 8. shopping 322 6051, 668 6488 for ______________________ NOTICE OF RESOLUTION WItich is located at 30 N. Cypress, AND Caiseiberry, Florida. CLOSING, VACATING 2. The estimated total of the ABANDONING RIOHTS.OF.WAY ____________________________ uItry, beef, Pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion is -.-- ____________________________ - I train, AKUTAX. Callcollect 904 7368752. FrI. 1 kId $17.2 kids $30. Break fast, lunc'h 8. snack. 3226451. 41-Houses ______ - Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price Read the Classified TAX PREPARATION thaitheadministrationof the estate of MYRTLE J. CHALKER, deceased, File Number, 79.270.CP, is pending In the Circuit Court for 41Houses Sanford one bedroom, air. ceramic t)ath, 5150 AduIt, furniture 510 III 7883 - FIrst&OnlychildcareEnteropen Unfurnished _______ 30-Apartments 18-HeIpWanted - THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: I 18Help Wanted ________________________ ________________________ ____________________________________________ Alleni. Orumbaugh&CarolynM. %$,WhlsperWoodatSabalPnt, 1Jn2, Suzanne M. Lot 692, Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt SOC. $19,300. $9,900. Brumaugh. Sharon E. Lindsey to Robert L. Donna S. S. Becker, 1001 Palmetto Same as above, Lot 47, $20,200. Davis 8 WI Martha C. & Donald J. 4700 Canal Street, Lake Monroe. DoeL Raynice W. Cannistr.Aci, Lot Walt Hts, Holly Ave., Sanford Steven 0. Goldsmith, 214 Tim. bercove Circle, Longwood, & JII Deceased Genevieve L. to Henry H. Carroll, Claninger & WI Judy G., Lot 22, BIli Commercial Code (F.S.A. $5 676.6. A Woodmere Park 2nd Rep. $23,000. Un C.101 Crown Oaks, $53000. 107), you are hereby notifIed that on Charles W. Roberts, Jr.. & WI the 1st day of August, 1979, a Iran. Sabal Pnt Prob to Thermal john P. Homes & Genorma C. uuuiiuuuu•uu Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at $06 flceoia Trail, Casselberry. Seminole Coun. ty, Florida under the fictitious name of MAGNOLIA OAKS LAND. SCAPING, dud thai I intend to regItr 's'id nm 'lth the Ch'rk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Coun. ty Florida in accordance with the provisIons of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig: Michael L. Hammonds Publish July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 DL.34 _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUiT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 79.270.CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF MYRTLE J. CHALKER Davie E. Sims & WI Joyce J. to Davie E. Sims & Joyce J. Sims, Lots 10.19, 81k E, Tr 30, Saniando MAR RIAOE APPLICATIONS SpringS, $100. Christopher D. Berrows, 2632 Bet.Aire Homes to William Ed. Parer As. Realty to Blue Ribbon ward Bradford & wf Patricia A. LOt Felmouth Road, Maitland, & Mitii DIVORCES S. Hedrick. Btdrs, Lot 19, Tuskawilla Acre 50, BelAire Hills Un 1, $4°° Larry W. Grose. 233 Sorrentor BelAire Homes to James M. Charles 1. Worley II 8 Dana M. Circle, Winter Park, 8. Susan M. Wortey. Margaret L. Buinup to Margaret Graber 8. WI Patricia L. Lot 29, Bel. Hollingsworth. Diane E. Cosselman 8. John H. L. Buinup 8. S. Marie Hubley, Lot 4, Aire Un 1, 562,466. G.E. Orewyer I WI Mable 0. Sanlando Est, $100. lose M. Hurtado, 6573 Semoran Cosselman. Darvin 0. Drenkhahn 8. WI Nancy Toleonard F. Bland 8 WI Bernice R. Boulevard, Apt. 2902, Winter Park 8. Mildred E. Stubbs 8. Horace H. L. to Craig .1. Orseno I WI Esta L. Lot 11, Wedgewood Un 1, 569,000. Lynn M. Hartzog. Stubbs. Carl W. Carroll 8. wI Martha S. to Lot 2, BIk B, Carriage Hill Un 1, Constance P. Picou 8. Dale .,ames 1.. June, 120 And',rson ____________________________ Walter H. Martin I Barbara J. Michael Plcou, 171 Pine St., Lake $41,700. Avenue, Sanford 8. Bernice Sanders. (QCD) Armondo Lamorte to Effie Dumas, Lot 165, Lago Vista Subdv., Mary. James 1. King, 556 Spanish Trace L. Lamorte 8 Beverly Campbell, $46,533. NOTICE TOCREOITORS Richard A. Hasson 8. Pamela Drive, Altamonte Springs, 8. Winter Springs Homes to Marion OF BLILK TRANSFER Hasson, HB 213, Palm Place, Lot 17 81k F Seminole Sites, $100. Cynthia C. McKay, Winter Park. to A. Clemenls, Lot 35, Wildwood, TO: ALL CREDITORS OF CASTLE Sanford. wIlI_ tII.L. . "'p"." ' )4J,WJ. '/4 0! t'.'4 0? CUSTOM CABINETS, INC. Michael E. Lee 8. Dawn Bivans u'iaiimar LOflhTr. Street, Daytona Beach, 8. Dorothy Lee. Enriqueta Tavarez 8. (sgt) & 30 N. Cypress SW¼ Of SOC ii, $855,000 L. Carter, 1142 McCarthy Avenue, Clifford 0. Jordan & Michael S. Victoria Tavarez (sgl) to Santos Cauberry, Florida Beverly J. Miller I Robert M. Sanford. Alexatos, TR to SMR, Inc. Lots 38.4 Hilerio 8. WI Martha A. S30 ft. of LOt Miller. Ralph G. Zens, 501 Zinnia Drive, Margaret A. Nice, 2435 Myrtle BIk 3, repof N Orl First& SE Add., 78. N 60 ft of Lot6, 81k E., Beverly DATE: July 11, 1fl9 Casselberry, & Nancy W. Zeus. Terr. $29,000. Pursuant to the proviSions of Ave., Sanford, & Karl M. Nice, 2510 $27,500 Wm. c. Ervin, P.O. a $71, Oviedo, 8. Berta G. Lambert, e.o. Box 772, Longwood. MARRIAGES Monday, July 23, 1979-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. July 23, 1 r'iitt'. ol,I - 73 Capri Classic low mir's, runs . dustries, Inc., P.O. Box U, Anderson Circle, Casselberry, & Karyn S. and 1,391 square feet of space, the surance Corporation for consent to Regular Meeting held on the 17th transferor, as furnished by the said statement of any claim or demand Other building permits issued by 25th Street, Sanford, Seminole Commissioners' Meeting Room in following address: 500 Highway 17. in writing and must indicate the Bernard K. Sampson, RI. 1, B $16, following: Ovledo, 1. Dianne J. Davis. Thomas Seep, 217 Melissa Ct., to Donald W, Welch, 209 S. Edgemon construct an in-ground pool. Value: Ave., Winter Springs, I Joyce A. p, W5 accepted for filing by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on June 29, 1979. Any person wishing to comment 4. The transfer Is not being made County, Florida, pursuant to Petition and Notice heretofore to pay or satisfy existing debts. 5. The amount of new con given, passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and sideration to be paid for the above H. Meade Cooper, 122 Samora on this application may file his or Blvd., to build a screen enclosure, her comments in Writing with the Regional Director of the Federal Value: $1,. Williams. Michael A. Combs, 730 Cherolsee CIrcle, Sanford, & Kelly J. Marks, Regional Office located at 233 Michael L. Holden, New York, & Ave., to erect a sign. Value: $800. Harold Fuss, 4200 Orlando or,, to Peachtree Street, N.E., Peachtree Janet A. Cullen, 120 Meadowfield Center Harris Tower, Suite 2400, erect a sign, Value: $800. Lane, Longwood. grantingof this application he or sic hasarighttodosoifheorshefilesa written notice of hIs or her intent James R. Merrill, 204 Lochivar, Hubert R. Earley, etc d.ba with the Regional Director on or Fern Park, I Terry L. Rankin Barclay Woods to AR.DE Homes before August 7th. The non RaleIgh P. SessIons, South Lot 265 Barclay Woods, Third Add. confidential portions of the ap. Carolina, I Patricia A. Paul, 2527 514,500. plication are on file in the RegIonal Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Office (at the aboveaddress) as part Same as above, lot 291, 514,500. H. Gcoze 2121 Deanna Drive, Apopka. REAL ESTATE Holden, 526 Hillcrest St. Altamonte Springs. abandoning, renouncing and disclaiming any and all right of the described bulk transfer 5 5175,000., and Istobe pa(don August 1, 1q19, it and to the following described rlghts.of.way, to-wit: Golfview Drive along Lots 11, 12,, Florida. DENO P. DIKEOU, ESQ.. of BALDWIN & DIKEOU 500 Highway 17.97 Records of Seminole County, Florida. By the Board of County Cornmissioners of Seminole County, Fiorida,this 17th day of July, A. 0., 1979. Board of County Corn. mlssioners of Seminole address of the creditor or his agent Carroll W. Yates, p Q, &i'.,x lib Lake Mary, 8. Nona F. Young, 316 Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish July 23, 1979 Reba .1. to Reba J. Ingersoll, Lot I, Cashier 81k K, N Orl Terr., Sec 4, Un i, Publish: July 16, 23, 1979 witI, - an expanding company. Must have at least 2 years ex perience & beat least 24 years Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Allpersonslnterestedlntheestati Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All to whom a copy of this Notice of bids shall be postmarked not later Administrationhas been mailed are than the 30th day of July, 1979, and WILw.M._.__c~EE-sTttoerecevedon or before the 1st requIred, ____________________________ - MOt'ê1i'i FROM THE DATE OF day of August 1979. Opening of such bids will take THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN, AND THIS NOTICE, tofile any oblections place at the Office of the Materials Deceased NOTICE TO HEIRS AND BENEFICIARIES TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING AS HEIRS AT LAW OR BENEFICIAR. IES, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE 1350 Sheeler Rd., Apopka (800) 432 6901. qualifications of the personal 6th day of August 1919. Seminole Momorial Hospital repres.ntativ,, or the venue or OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OEL.95 Date of the firsl publication of AdminIstratIon: July 23, 1919. AND TERMINATION OP GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that' 23, 1979, s. VirIle Mae Slater As Personal Representative STEPHEN RUSSELL GIBBS and dInance 71.25, and rezonlng of the County ComprehensIve Plan, Or. described property from Winter Park, FlorIda 32790 -. ______ _____ 1" a ' .. -.air. t - ' -. •,,,,, - b . W.,e . WI? ' "' cull F pç ALTAMONTE 436, LTD '.,, 'a S '-S I cit - : '".5. - 0 . , . 4!- ____ _______ ______ _____ _______ - ': ________ __________ __________ - - - - - -- . - . - ____________________________ u -- ,, __ __________ _______ _________ ______ _____ _____ -_ ______ ________ ____________ -'a .R.434 $ I _____ 'V _______ ________ ____ L,. . ,'s.to'a* - . __ - - -, ' LI*IsII . . - sas ' l.e I, LMtiL / - ' - ____ I ____ ____ ____ Pi I' pp ____ r-__.cJ _______________________________________ ____ ____ ____ 4 ___________________________________ ___ ___________ " '5 - _____ •- _____________________ _____________ .. 1' 55! ''I'' ______________________________ . __________________ cart Wlcate of authority is Prisldsd City of Longwood, Florida N' GIven under my hand and HIs ist$atitsteofpiorts.at Tallahassee, the Capital, Iftis the liHu day Of July, 1979, . . . PUBLISH: July 23, August 8, 1979 .114 ' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED 3.We save you lime by screening .. -. - - - -. - ,.,.w .,.• - ..,, - •.. - . - r-. -- ... i,-.,....... : tj'. J..' Lr " .L. .,..,.,_,. ,...- .. ._ - ,_ - , -,,. ..- .. .. - - .- - 55 , . '-. _______________ (lath. 'lf'tob!C i01 FP'iA $31,500. VM _________- - ' 4 BR 1' 8w w Ldrpet, C H&A. sc REAL ESTATE - FAMILY'S DELIGHT 4 13W 2 bath home in Dreamwold w Ig FR & BR's, fireplace, fenced yard 8 - - . - -- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR -. for rent. New Smyrna Beach. Call aft 1 PM 904128 5068. in person Lakeview Nursing Cenler 919 E. 2nd St. ' - -- St'i' I _____________________________ Air Condilioning - _ . 2541 S French Ave onv 327 0231. 371 7173. - " t-ET'S.BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new Career you wouldn't be reading fhisad,andifweweren'f looking for someone to do a lob this ad WOUldn'tbehere.lfyouwantlhe OppOrtunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call I $00 432-8403 anytime for . 4o..A-Apartments& Duplexes for Sale - ......-- - A PERFECT FAMILY HOME w over 7600 sq ft of living area. 3 , BR, 7 8 close to shopping, - schools & recrealion area. Newly decorated 549750 INVESTMENT DUPLEX (2)2 BR ApIs. furnished & rented. Just $71,900 w,th $5,000 down. Owner will hold. COUNTRY LIVING at its best. This 3 BR. I B home on 71 acres S Summer enjoyment an above ground pool. 553.500. Y 322 79/2 2710 Sanford Ave I FANTASTIC! Immaculate 2 BR 1 bath home in C. C. Manor weal in kit, FR, porch, completely fenced wilh furniture neg.! BPP WARRANTED A buy for 533.500! Park w C NSA, w w carpet, covered ccc prctt, overlooks lake' Many Extras! BPP WAR RANTED Jusf 519,500! LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? This 2 BR, 1 8 home includes a 2 BR garage apf. Rc,uI home & or PEAL ESTA E 4SSOCIATES fs,g Will do baby sitting & _________________________________ or Helene 323 0165 ki)mlng now mS1dSnt. , ____ __ Will clean houses or ApIs. also windows & ironing. Reliable. honest I reas. Call JoAnn 373, A call from you wit bring • Prompt VIBIt from our m ____________________________ __________________ CALL US TODAY about thiS 3 BR. cor lot, easy financing w FHA or VA avail. $35,500. REALTY WORLD. (i',rtr,ml Heat & Air Conti ret' Est .. - ----------- I - - -- - -''j' 29-ROOmS , ' .' . __ ______ . ____________ __ ________ _____ ________ 538.000- Low down payments. BUILDER. 377.22$?. from io __________________ - - chants. Nicely furnished sleeping room. air COnd. Quiet man preferred ' For Sale Or Pent ________ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2i3S' S French (17971 Sanford 3235374 3BR,2BHOUSO CaiI32268S0 ' 322-2420 ((tJ ___________________________ 5005 Oak 811 7853. _________ _________ ___________ New 735 HomeS, 1 pcI inferest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to '_ _____________________________________________ ____________________________ Sinford Gracious living. Reas. WeekIy& monthly rates. Inquire 332-2129, 4)4 Myrtle Ave. - Sanford's Sales Leader Work clothes. booR S shoes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SantordAvo. 3775791 __________________________ .127 5622 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 EALTORS [J PARK Branch Office 323.2222 '18 10 H riding mower, like new. take over payments -moved do not need. 668-1613. _______________________ DUPLEX LOT, DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE. NICELY WOODED. $i,soo ., .:. Ssvt S..isIs ;; -LawaIsb.339•1S41 CoordInator I, * TERMS - ____ , Early Home Office 904.734.6031 Josnn K, Hare - - I Custom OtficC Cleaning, (ornm,'r al. new onst L ,C , txnded & fe'rnal,'s Cut," Iiilctly' I ,tti'r It's (Jollity service i.'verytime Pti 373 0541 or 668 5981 Ceramic'TiIe ______________________ loi iii I ____________________ - Buy I (,txitl ii',,'d but ii. ,,I)Iil.It)t1('c, OfficeCleaning il ri __________________________ Painting MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 7pi'rI,)lty 2S 6r5 Exp 669 856? A&B Painting nt 8. Ext Rest & Comm __________________________ 3228782 99 , I Cash 322.4132 I arry' Mart, 715 S,utilurd Ave Ib, IL. S.'lI. flit' Iiiw'.t in ust'cJ fu;t,ituio kefrig Sti)VOS, 10013 - ______________________________ I AIIt'r,ition, Dressmaking I Drapes, Upholstery 327 0/07 , Auctiot, 373 7050 I I , I --- - Fret' Est Lic 10 pit disc to Sr Cit 119 6066. 658 6)35 I I ___________________________ _________________________ Photographic Grooming& Boarding - ANIMAL IIAVEII Dog & C,il boarding, bathing, I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED top ('rices ('ittd -. ..... . Picture Perfect Ext I',tinting Dressmaking -- - - ------------ ________________________ Welboldts Camera Shop Sales. passport photos & last repair Service 322 6101 supplies, dog houses, insulated, sli,idy inside kennels, screened iV)tside runs, also air c000 Plastering ______________________ I )(5 ' _____________________________ Interior ExIt'i iC,$ t-'IasIeritIg L ice'nseel 8. Bonded Call 3?? 2/80 Home Improvements ._-- ___________________ _ - 8 h AhrienS riding mower, very good condition, 5350. Call 323 5957 anylime. ___________________ Pe'ad today's classified ads tom cji'nh,,il 1,ui,I,oti', 8. ApprOls,)Is Dill", i'ur lion 171 5670 II yr s i.sp P,ttios. Driveways &'t( Wayne (teal. 327 1371 _____________ ____________________ Railings • PUBLIC AUCTION. . MON., JULY 23, 7PM. ____________ INSULATION Batting, blowing. WACO Foam. fiberglas S Cellu Cuslom bull ironwork Wood table & chairs, desks, 13(4 I lose Lowest prices Call 371 0839 Window guards, gales etc suites, large selectionol like new or 901 /31 6/08 collect Martin's 373 7111,3397693 . easy chairs, TV's, fern stands, I bakers racks, plus assorled _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ occasional tables, lamps, pc lures, Misc VISA MASTER CHARGE __________________ st Your DiI_322-2611 Business... o' 831-9993 $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ .SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. French 323-7340 _________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________ 4 SABAL POINT (SWEETWA. TER OAKS AREA) 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM. ALMOST NEW. MODERN APPOINT• MENTS, MID 510's ED FAMILY ROOM) MEL. LONVILLE AREA. $21,500 SI a -t . Sanford ClassIc. CompIstsIY Restored to OrigInal Grandeur. 2 c' Bedrooms. $32,000 Plus, Plus, Plus 10 ACRES. DOUBLE ROW ORANGE GROVE, NON. TENDED. NEAR HIGH. WEKIVA RIVER FRONT. WAY 16 INDUSTRIAL P0. HEAVILY WOODED. TENTIAL. $55000 TOTAL. FULL ACRE ON PAVED BEST TERMS ROAD. $19 ,900. - - ---- -._e '-vS--- - .- . ' LII NOML .'_ . ,.. ,._. rse . ': " ' ? iai 0 640 l# a ,' 2439 S. Myrtle Ave.1 Sanford Sanford 321.0640or 321-0702 .zj ,' Som.thing N.w Is Coming To Sanford at Elm and 24th Place orlendounenl.1577 *111+ - 4....., .... .. - - - .... ....• -- - - - - '1 i . i. •ir ' ' -, I ., ' T5l!: -. ; "'"" - - - - - . S ' -- - ., ' a '-.. _ - ___________ -__________________________________________ , - . . 1.' Deputy Clerk Publish: June 22, July 9, 23, i79 -. tutu' up, General Landscapir'g Rost' speci.slisfs. top soil 8. fill dirt. sod laying & free trimming 1232918 _________________ French Provincial Buffet, _______________________________ glasstop, cxc. cond Peas, 372-6I3Oatt 6 12 ACRES. ZONED SINGLE FAMILY. NEAR HIGHWAY 46, OFF AIRPORT 2 BEDROOM C B ENCLOS. : H. Ssckwlttt, Jr. W- I Lii. Winn-323-2712 Clark 10 the Beard Of County Commissioners Of Seminole County. Florida ....... --. I train-tI' 1.19 SSSl I I,I'tuOvit I Furniture Salvage. 179? So of Sanford 372 8771 ____________________________________ ___________________________ Beauty Care - 311 315 E - First St. JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I' Lawn SerVice 1st St Wistirt Auto 101 W .'.iti.ltt(tiVi' Sr V itt'. 11,16 ''5 1,11 i)e. ot, I -I- WE BUY USED F 014111? liRE 1. ________________________ -- -. APPLIANCE', S,i'lOrO him Iteauby Salon (p,,iirs ed hut I n'furp S,mIviti' .121 14//l good cond. $20 cacti Sanford ________________________________ ANYONE! ________________________ for mi'rlp Ilarrieft's Beauty Noo. to 3?) 0179 after S 30 free Est _____________________________________________ __ -Wdril,'ct AppliarIct", rt'p,urahli.' (ort ii I lion W .1511 t'r 5. I WILL BUY EXISTING 1t & 2nd I refr,gm'r,ttors, etc Kt'lloqgs WILSONMAIERFUIINITUF4E / ____________________________ . 47.A-rfgages Bought & Sold -----------__________________________ . 327 8665 PAINTING. CARPENTR'c Auton'iotive Sei'vice I --- -. 68-Wanted . 5O-Miscetianeous for Sale 0 I3AL IN 1 8. ASSOC ______________________ ut.zrr 4Wk(iI(II'I)ItIiS - MORTGAGES P Leqg, Lic MIg. Broker. 875 No 1 Wymore Pd, Altattionte 86'I CUSTOM HOME BOIL. 1. (InStIl 17) 0019 - 65--Pets Supfllles . MINU IE IF CLASSIFIFO ADS DIDN'T WORK IHERE WOULDN'I BE ANY I •'vltti', Appli,mrt, cc 0,11 iiii.'ialion 2 I I .mwrttrlmw't s.iI"s I!. '"rsct' Wi' &'ll thi' let It. set vice Itt" r,SI W,'st"r,m Auto Ill' .1.1(1) I 101 W 1st St I _________________________________________ cafctu uP back j),Iymttenft. & fiiiy t'gutly 377 0216 _________ , I ________________________ . 47-Real Estate Wanted LEADERSI WE LIST 8 SELL ___ ___________________ P(NIflt$ttvS. Sb. has bro. chum., civic infomuton; end-to h.p with your shop. ping nssdB, cards of In. troduction REALTOR. MLS 373.5774 Day or Night inc 1992. F'OØ4SMIISISd '- Harold Hall Realty _____________________ ' - ___ _- _____________ QiI FISdda Owned 41-HouseS -- ------------ Home Improvemeni EARS, S,intord 32? 1771 ____________________________ b ILL 1)1141 It. 1(01' '(III SI I I ()vV '"HI) till fl I I -Icy 121 /580 - -.------------ J at ,1' filly -. ' 46--Commercial Property • Appliances - ___________ ED Only. $46,750! SPARKLING POOL! I BR P bath home in pwrb,,SIyp I Every imaginable fealuret Marty Extras! Yours for jusl $91,500' JJ -- Urt'e' listing (IRO( HURt: IS! itt' ('lIE 1406.1 I AN P C o Morph' 6. N C 78906 - -- Boats 8. Accissorlps I -- & it's yours 349 5651 of our c l.mssitied ads I - I,''. I .,ii,til I Ia -- - (lCrSOflVillt' Enloy cool privacy for only $4,000 wittm easy terms or wIIf trade br equity in local ' Losing your t,omt' & r.'cIt I will 543,900. VA FHA. -- _________________________________________________________________ Ii i,iiI MAP ____________________________ OVER S'z MILLION INSALESTHRUJUNE' i'aqes - Casseiberry -Established corner car lot Available, lease Win Realty j (lulitO - -. -- - -- Or - IS Ii 191' If,itc! tl.,'iI,'iii,',' in,t,il,c 1,100, ,'. 151.' 5 ,tiii',oti I Im) on tilt fr.Iili'r 51200 Ask fir ,, 45-A--- it of Slate . - -' - _______________________ ______________________________________ -- (ft ccicr S6IX) (lrokr Owner 32? 71911 Low maintenance on the otafside of thiS 3 BR, I B home. Gas heat adult $40 wk. 322 8883. - ' Mazda s vs. P Xl rotary Fix it & lOU have a bargain Oil seals blown, sporty interior AM FM, ________________________ I ACRE MOUNTAIN TOP LOT small lake in Lake County 7 BR I Bath Florida Room with pool totIle Screened porch A Steal M 51/.500 1 year warranty I REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE I. ISTING SERVICE Eves 349 5400 322 1959 tiW. I' mIne F'S. I'll. auto trans I Owner ml) 1564 ' Slir mg is here and it's a good time VI'ii 8. 14 siltijIt' 's,'it Pr 521,75 SitfirtI I i Iii!,' 1 9.' ',llc,t(l,' -. -i I I), 14?, ,,,,,,, ____________________________________ REALTORS __________________ I Come on and move into this nice ______ - INC I ' - $1 '."...'ta'- , Sanford Plenty of large oaks Ss.' lhs one' see' '_--- ',i,ifortl L.k Sylvan ,mr,',l rm'scIm'nt,,tI l,,ts ctl WImIl hr -I Ito ,c,mt,'r Iroilt 553.500 OVER HALF ACRE Ite,lutlul .1 tIP IRA. dream kit 3 BR. 2 B older frame home, w w carpet, Ben Franklin FP, 2 new ceiling fans $22,000 Call us to 323 5176 ,Dat.ofthefirst publicatlonof this ______________ .-.-- I For Rent 8x50 Mobile Home near I _____ DEK.$4 ----------.• - bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping NOW It'll 0701 frotti F'orrtac Catalina 1973, ldr $795 Hard top, power. a,r. auto - 'r I - ,tlI 1973 Valiant AutO. F'S PB ,mir, cm V B A I cond $995 3fl 1730 79-----TruCks.Trailers P IGt RAT 1lI.7' I - - - -- ------- _____ 254.4 S. French Asi'e. (corner 10th & French) - arnily room Privacy hOi.ft yard wfh fl ground Pool a low 5)7.000 for all $5500 down I mit p,-i santo, II A, ton r"iiiti IllS 67,11Nc Irontaqi' cm Ost eola Rd (lOSt tt'mS WIlma!, M,ilic :ovssku Rt',,ltor 312 /981 $130,000 Call to See this Today ALL FLORIDA REALTY 'S..ESANFORD REALTOR AAA EMPLOYMENT - - U Why sefffefor less when you can have this country estate on approx. 4 acres compfete with I I Florida. By: DEL.104 II. -- - By Order of the Board of County -. George Firestone Sicretiry Of Stats Puoftan July 23. D79 7) Grela mobile home. I 3 BR. I' B. Furn $1,000 349 S900aft 6p It COOL IN TIlE POOL With this cttarniing 2 BR with .COUNTRY TRAILER SITE 5 1.7 Commissioners Of Seminole County, (SEAL) 1 - \. a'" I We have applicants, 2 You have the lobs. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. $275. OWNER 2638 Sanford Ave 321 0759 Aft. Hr-s. 322 7643,3224869 ____________________________________________ 3 BR, 2 bath, C H&A, kitchen CSIUiI'. + washer & Or1er. double garage. $350 mo. HELP EACH OTHER, Theclaimant shall deliver sufficient I BATEMAN REALTY EMPLOYER copies of the claim to the Clerk to , ___ ______ by law. '7 3-1' Immediately. No phone calls! The Name and Address of the published in the SANFORD Dvulspment DIvisIon prior to the hearing. Persons EVENING HERALD. a newspaper scheduled public , tIuS tuserkiss ,,i, published in Seminols County, submit wrItten statements or be ________ .4 - 3649. _________ _________ ___ rmn LONGWOOD II own g a101as _______ OF CITY I REAL ESTATE P EAL lOP. 371 7498 - - . ______________________ tIlsdlntheofflceofthel.crOfaryat ioardofCountyCommlsslon,rson the shove captioned ordinance. State of Florida IMIdI AddItional information may be Florida Statutes, Laws Of andsechhisfalledforsixmonflugr obtained by contacting the Land Manager at 3234330, lflOrSIOpSytbSa.InUBIfillflIfSSanI xt.301. renew the certificate Of authority Persons nof able to attend the operate as a limits partnershIp. Therefore, In P'tW$VIIICI 05 provIsions 4 Section 130.31, FlorIda proposed actions may submit 'tS0 stitensents to the Land Statutes. I have caused - ________ ______ ____________ S 17 degrees 13'4" E. 180.90 feet, tiwnceN42degrslsll'l$" 8.15.0 fist; thence S. 47 digreis 13'42" e. holdapubilchearing.inRoOm303of HIS SemInole County CO'JI'thOt.4e, WEKIVA, LIMITED WESTW000APA*TMENI$. LTD. Sanford, Florida, on July H, 397 at P.M., eras soon thereafter as with their principal place of business in lemlngle County. possible, to review, hew comments' Florida, are lImIted partnerships and make recommendations to the - "a company beriefit3. Must be 1824, sIngle I must be able to travel. Live incompanion forelderly lady. References Required Call 323 1183 ______________________________ --------------------- WAYNE$VILLE II LIMITED - itj ' -' '.'s " 1-. - St,4, \/ ______ ' distance Of 1227.93 It, thence S 47 12'42" 8, 255.54 feet for a Point of Beginning; run thence N MANY. W line of WIlshire Blvd; run thence S. l2degr.ss 4715W. along said R. FREEMAN'S FABRICS, LTD. W line 639,30 fist to flu P.C. Of i HOWELL COVE ASSOCIATES, curwconcaveNWlyhaylng. radius LTD, of23S.feet:th.ncerunSWIy.song KIMCO.$ANPORD CO., LTD. the.rcol said curve and said R.W MEADOW000 APARTMENTS, line 102.90 feet through a central angle of 25 digress 0)31" to a Point; LTD. run thence North 330.76 fist, OCOEE VILLAI LTD. ROBINWOOD APARTMENTS, N,Mdegrees36'12"W.350.00feetto the Point of BegInning, containing LTD.• 7.4316 icr,, more or less, SEMORAN WEST, LID, Further, the PlannIng and ZonIng SOUIHW000 APARTMENTS, Commission of SemInole County wIll LTD. - (S It Se Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. ' LAKE FIVE POINTS LIMITED ,x - __________ _______ _____ ___ __ HI that the CHURCH LAKE, LID, COUNTY LINE,LTD, EMERALDA HUNTER, LTD. I- _____ ____ Florida, do hereby cartlty following: . ________ ______ _____________ O 14 (4 SOuth, Range 30 East, run $ I, GEORGE FIRESTONE, degrees S$'VO" E, along the North Secretary of State of the State ii line of said SW¼ of the NE¼. a , . _____ ___________________ _______________ 'I N SI STATN OP FLORIDA ,. - expenses paid on job training. -- 0 (I $ E 'I ç ' highest 'udder, for cash, sublict to any and all •xlsting liens, at the . 26)8 Sanford Av 371 0759 Aft Hrs 3?? 16.0. 322 4869 & See This Division, the address of which is ' ______________ - i) $ 4t ,•I I . ____________________________ r - ' ________________________ '-p : 2 0) At _______ _______ _______ , ( (305)6446312 Attorneys for Petitioner PublIsh July 23. 30, 1979 DEL1o1 Laurel, $250 mo. 1st, last 8. 5100 deposit 322 8717. rm., appliances, carpeted, air AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND County Courthouse In Sanford, Zell Johnson Graham USE 'ELEMENT OF THE Florida, the above described per. Robert Lee Johnson COUNTY SEMINOLE COM sonal property. As Petitioners PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM That sald.sale is being made to ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONERS: COMMERCIAL TO MEDIUM satisfy the terms of said Writ Of ALBERT N. FITTS DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR Execution, 210 North Park Avenue THE PURPOSE OF RE.ZONING John E. Polk, Edwards Bldg. FROM C.2RETA1L COMMERCIAL SherIff Sanford, FlorIda 32771 TO MULTIFAMILY DWELLING Seminole County, Florida Telephone: 305322.9570 DISTRICT, THE FOLLOWING PublIsh July 2,9, 16, 23, 1979 Publish July 23, 30, 1979 DESCRIBED PROPERTY: DEL.) DEL.10S Prom the NW corner of the SW'.4 Post OffIce Box $10 __ stone Enterprises. Excellent d the undersIgned as Sheriff of each Petitioner and Petitioners' Sminole County, Florida, will at Attorney. C.2 Retail 11:00A.M.onthe2hdayof July, A. Family Dwelling DIstrIct. AN ORDINANCE AMEP4DINO WARD & W000MAN, PA, _____________________________________________________________________________ Pending In the Circuit Court for will do a better lob. Help us to help you. and place. C. Brent McCaghrin, Esq. ___________________________________ & Tues., July 23 & 24 from Il-I P.M., 10 inlerview 10 complete hold a public hearing in Room 203 of and Sheryl Cooper, said property must indicate the basis for the the SemInole County Courthouse, being located in Seminole County, claim, the name and address of the served on Petitioner's attorney, whose name and address are forth below. Hearing wIll be had on Call Bart I'ui. KU NMOI4I ,V.\',Ii( 0 Scrvc Ilsid .5'.., li-iii's .',1''t I .'Nl I .S2.(l(1N[ 3.' I 0697 -- - . 32-Houses Unfurnished that a Petition for Determination of the Heirs of Hattie JohnSon, .. 7:00P.M., or as soon thsreaftsr ii described as follows: Possible, to consider a specific land One 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 1973 Apache 654 I?. 2 BR. 2 bath, unturn screened porch. ,lwtriIlu lIxIS, $3000 clown, assurnie 55600 mortgage $87 mo payfmr.'nls Infor 323 7079 Older 2 story 4 2. secluded area 542.000 . _______________________________________ Kenneth W. McIntosh of Stenstrom, Davis, Mcintosh may be filed with the clerk of the above court before said hearIng, A -- Sanford studio apt everything furnishedincluding utilities $160 mo 500 S Oak 841 /883. - or as soon thereafter as same may be heard, Oblection to the Petition chambers, Seminole County - -- GIRLS TRAVEL courthouse, Sanford, Florida on will be held before the Honorable Robert B. McGregor, udge of the above styled court, in the ludas's CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA the seal of th County Court of I Lake view lot Loch Arbor lOS' paved road, 240 deep Beautiful - applicants befor' sending them to you. 1. You keep our business prosper ing by Supplying us with your employment flOOds. We believe if someone has an transferred to Rabun County, Georgia. A hearing on said petition I N THE MAP IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. GUYS CAREER - uogementrenderedlntheaforesaid below. All persons claiming as Heirs at court on the 3rd day of April, A. 0. 4j Law, Beneficiaries, and all other entitled Julian ' Avco Financial Services of persons interested in sail Estate in Box 1330, Sanford, FL. 32771 Hollywood, Florida, Inc. Plalrttlft, any manner are required, WITHIN Telephone: (305) 327.21;) v 1.5 W. Cooper and Sh.ryi THREE MONTHS FROM THE Publish July 23. 30, 1979 Cooper, a.k.a Cheryl Cooper, DATE OF THE FIRST DEL.9S _______________________________________________ Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, Execution was delivered to me as to file with the Clerk of the above NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARINGS Sheriff of Seminole County, FlorIda, Court a written statement of any The Board of County Corn. and I have levied upon the following claIm or demand they may have. court for her discharge and ter. mination of th. guardianship that lurisdictlon of the minors be CEN TUR 't 21 _____________________________ ApIs. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See - Dei$ed JAMES CHRISTOPHER GIBBS, minors, has filed her final ac ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL - i I' incur alice Ill AIR .'.(.i NCY I.. I 3677 or 1)17' Id . r.•Oi __________________________________________ ---- -- - . - One of a kind far below I replacement cost at only $147,900 By appointment & Needs repair. 7 I 515.400 preview of photos & details only! Call 651 1133 7 BR fully turn , including pans. dishes, silver, linens, TV & all utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village. 323 -- by virtue of that certain Writ of NW. 17th Court, Pompano Beach, ExecutIon issued out of and under Florida 33060. MYRTLE J. CHALKER I 373 5200 3803 Ort,indo Or 43-Lots-Acreage are: ZelI Johnson G,aham,210 N. E 35th Court, Oakland Park. Florida SHERIFF'S SALE - SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER 79.263-CP NOTICE OF HEARING REGULATE THE USE OF LAND WITHIN THE AREA SHOWN Legal Notice Additional information, plans and stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The specifications are available at Of. claimant shall deliver sufficIent lice of the Materials Manager. each personal representative. _____________________________ b1t Agents only! $100 to $300 extra per wk. Advanced comm phone 339-2833. wet bar. den, formal DR. cal in kit. sc porch. walk to St Johns, covered boat dock • tennis & swimming Terms' Asking $35,000 2 surrounded by towering oaks, _______ __________________________ The Board of Trustees of the - JAMES CHRISTOPHER GIBBS, Room 413 OF SEMINOLE soper clear lakes 3 Sanford, Florida Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Home 950 Mellonville . all bids. 106 W. Hillcrest St,, Altamonte $235,000. -____________ __________________________________ Seminole Memorial Hospital invites contIngent or unliquldated, the bids upon the following: FILE NO. 76.30 IN RE: GUARDIANSHIP OF (SEAL) Employer. INVITATION TO BID or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claIm is not yet due, the date When It will become due shall be stated. If the claim Is Attorney for Transferee Publish: July 16, 23, 1979 DEL.6$ Clerk SterlIng Park UN 3, $52,000. for public inspectIon during regular CurtIs L. Meeks 1. WI .lanie M. to business hours. Legal Notice __________________________________________ p or offer 323 0738. after Good Fund (lest Offer MORE. front & rear BR's I - - •• - • S S - -S -' _______________ _________ 'v ' -- �P ' P?Ipv ' • • sr. • ' .. - . . i 0 Monday, July 23, 1979 45.—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl BLON DIE I uRTANrTNEyKEEP M MUZZLED BECAUSE PRETTY .) - \ THEY' RE '-_.._ NO, I C.t.&-T1-IE' , ' DON 'T WANT HIM TO TALK 0 FEROCUS I WITH T-1E - r I -- 'I 1-2 BEETLE BAILEY - by Mort Walker I HEARD 'V YEAH. THE BEETLE I ONLY THING FELL ASLEEP I THAT ISN'T AT THE BURNED IS BEACH TO PAY THE TOP OF 29 Evoked 31 Leave off 35 Peddles 36 Bicycle for 9 two 40 Baste 33 Noted tials 38 Duo 4 3 5 or cc.Yr 14P. cr —— AF.Et '(cuw 10114A.IJK M, JAEThD — 1 11 13 1 — — — __________ 19 20 18 — — — — — J 8 I 0 3 I I 1 U I uiii ail il s. u. _uI. 7 46 0 47 slillillillillo 48 ' ' I — by Bob Montana ARCHIE WANT 50 r NOT THE ONLY THING ? I JUSTGOTBACKTHE j NCE11EO C#Ec.S,,J ( THEY'RE THE ONLY THING LEFT TO REMIND US OF VA , NOT NOW, TO SEE THEM 7 49 - !Iii A _ . II - lId 1 01~6 . .P — — — _J - — — — 59 - 60 i 1 pz00W 401111001m e '== t 58 1 1-1 56 — — ) 1. 51 - — I 55 1 HOROSCOPE ~_ i By BERNICE BEDE OSOL IIl -- ,- " For Tuesday, July 24, 1979 11 / K&MEEK .tI$j(,AU% ROJET , / -7 5. YOUR BIRTHDAY July 24, 1979 Smal l things will have a way of adding up very beneficially for you this coming year. Step by step and line by line, you by Howie Schneider -- UE'F6 OJT Of EVEThI&)G Pr 6V33ERS / ...,n 0U4 ,.,'s.1.rn .,nflU-n..If .,t UIUJ %V4$ )1I yourse eamtse VAW(gj t AARe fOr)W / U 1 0 PRISCILLA'S POP k4ç-. ' \c 'P . cHARGE. MAIIYI NO QUARTIR! iri '4 ?S' \V - ' A11 5t.D5HBUCKLEFS! )X /'\... • °. you in by Al Vermee I Is \1 ' 4 (2 4 ,sAiat, tvh,sp 1*J BUGS BUNNY Stoffel by tinti ha o to mingle with your friends, & Helmdah Something propitious could result from t he encounter. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) It's quite probable today that you could come up with a bright Idea to put you a few paces ahead of your competition, Don't be afraid to test it. SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. L GOTTA HANG UP.' ITHINK QMEPY LF,E WANTS T' USE TH'PHONE.' — 21) Treat &H of fatty-cholesterol to do with commercial inthe arteries that one terests. Our government, with deposits in should limit saturated fat in- all its diversity, in influenced take. Now that's not the samc by all sorts of different pressure thing as cholesterol. Actually, groups. cholesterol only occurs in It's inter esting to know that a animal products, such as meat, few years ago it was actually milk and milk products. against the law to put on the It's always been my position labelhowmuch saturated aria that regardless of any dii- how much unsa turat ed fat was ference in opinion about in the foods that you were saturated fat in the diet, the buying. To this I will add that in buyer has a right to know what some states, and it may still be he's buying and that includes true, it was agai nst the law for knowi ng how much saturated restaurants to serve anything fat Is in the food you purchase. but butter. Margarine of any type was strictly illegal. I'll You touched on an important po int by referring to these as vegetable oils. For years commercial interests have been permitted to simply record in the ingredients "vegetable oil" which often is a synonym for coconut oil, One of the most important success. _. iiaat &V5I1UUULVI AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Instead of sidest epping di fficult decisions today, meet them courageiously. Be ing indecisive or wishy-washy is the only thing that could defeat you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Ra ther than doing only wha t's expected today, produce a little extra. Your Industriousness will not go unnoticed or unrewarded. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're a fun person to be around today beca use you're not apt to take yourself or life too seriously. Friends will be encouraged to emulate yo ur actions. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Artistic, creative, domestic doit-yourself projects will afford you the greatest pleasure 4._A.... you have the ability today to size things up quickly and accurately, Small points won't escape your attention, By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Oswald: "South knew that North wasn't going to have any help for hhn. But acting on the old theory that when you start with eleven tricks the gods of cha nce will find a I I. , 1iFT /11 I. 1. / p L' , .''. City commissioners were told last week $88,000 is needed from I'm happy to say, though, that currently thc trend is toward providing improved food labeling so people will know what they are buying. Hallelujah! The Sanf ord City Commission has left unresolved the question of paying a reduced fine of $4,000 to the U.S. Envi romental Protection Agency (EPA) for the improper use of a pest icide a year ago. "The idea of taking tax- INEWSPAPEK I:N-rFHl'nIsE sMN, NT, I 'LL. HUNT 1 THE 'REATE$T ) '1 THE jyg AW5W,Wt.1ER! 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"mist • .. hnwnvnr however glrs.i,n S.Ww tint area of the spraying and active EPA first notified the city ingredients of the pesticide that a $5,000 fine would be were positively shown in seven levied, but after negotiations of 10 samples. with City Attorney Vernon Mize The sprayi ng was done by a the f ine was red uced to $4,000. "W here the sprayi ng took city crew in a ditch along Scott place there was no stream," Avenue in June, 1978. "We at EPA are trying to said Mayor Moore. City protect the environment. The Manager W.E. Knowles said city was wrong in using the pest icide in the ditch and mistaken by not reading the la bel on the pesticide, which clearly states it should not be the ditch was two-thirds to thl'ee-(lUlIlierS of a mile f ro m a m,..l .,,---. I2L...I. 'VUVL V runof f 16 uv.eiy to U.JU stream. "If thegood Lard dried up that ditch and pot-bellied minnows minnows died. who then wniibl -- robbing Peter to pay Paul." But Bruce R. Granoff, at. tomey In EPA's legal branch, enforcement division, said absolve the city of the misuse of the pesticide In a drainage ditch. Th e material was known to be toxic and clearly labeled they fine?" asked Moore. occur," Granoff said. Knowles said the quest ion is The pesticide Is manufac. ther to go ahead and pay "whe tured by the DuCor st rative fine of admini the Corp. of Orlando, which Is also today the issue revolves around as such," Granoff said. He being cited by EPA and sub- jected to a fine because of the Incident, will pay attorneY fees and oods and still have to pay the fine." Plans Branch In anford Sanford and Seminole County will be getting a new banking institution, contingent upon state and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) approval. sometime by the end of February or March, 1980. The Tropic Bank of Seminole, with its home office in Casselberry, has filed for state and federal approval for a full-service branch In Sanford. Tropic Bank of Seminole has anot her branch in Winter Springs, and the new branch bank, to be located at 101 E. 25th St., at South Park Avenue, Sanford will be the home bank's third unit. The Casselberry banking firm bought out an Atlantic Bank In Casselberry when they began operations in January of 1977. The Sanford branch will be capitalized slightly in excess of $1 million. FDIC approval should be received In late December, then construction of the modular-type bank will begin, MIAMI UPI) — The Nita Jane Neary had positi vely "but just couldn't do It." prosecutor said in closing identified Bandy as the man she This evidence, Simpson said, arguments today that bite saw running from the Chi was enough to convict Bundy of --- on --marks the-------------------body of one Omega sorority house in the killlni& marks found of the vict ims was eviden ce Tallahassee moments before The prosecutor descri bed enough to convict Th eodore Lisa Levy, ), and Margard Bundy asa man with something Bandy of the 1978 slayings of Bowman, 21, were found beaten to fear — a man who looked Leggett - f EKI 5IZ OF ;I tilE I.APPR \ I 1 - Taking over as chief defense 29-year-old Margaret Good counsel for his own case last deliver the closing defense arguments. week, Bandy said the right according to William Gossett, president. It Is projected that the bank will open its doors to the public by late February or early March, 1960, he said. In size, the Siinford branch of Tropic hank of Seminole will lure six or seven full time employees. The branch bank will not offer any trust scrvice3. The home office bank in Casselberry has approximately $15 to $16 million in total assets. Gossett said. Bank officers iza'In'Is' Gossett; Robert Elliott, vice president; Joyce Franklin, cashier; Richard Kessler assistant vice president and manager of the Winter Springs office, and Michael Ison, installment loan officer. t,ossett, Elliott and Ison are Seminole County residents; Ms. Franklin lives in Winter Park and Kessler lives In Winter Springs. Gossett said that Tropic Bank of Seminole had showed a 40 percent growth rate during the past two years. —HUGH THOMSON -- closing argument would bring Assistant State Attorney Dan were discovered. She thrust her his acquittal. McKeever admitted early In the arm toward him and sight ed It's a gamble because Miss trial the prosecution's case "jg down It with her eye, singling wotLAr,scenA gbfs,idnnt in on' od has snpdz,1I,pql w,I.,bnhIIuI r'rr ''-' wiI• out the court cases. But as a staunch stantial can be" except for Nita from the attorneys at the death penalty foe, the blonde Neary's eyewitness testimony. defense ta ble. lawyer has appeared to be the In the f inale to the state's The state built its case slowly Go Today __ innpnIt two Florida State University and strangled in their beds. guilty, acted guilty anu one member of the defense up to her testimony. case, two nationally recognized Dental experts testified that "thought he got away scott ArOWIdThe Clock ..........4A horoscope ................. 40 team closest to Bandy. coeds. Th en Miss Neary, now an an dental experts, Dr. Richard Bddge .................. 40 IlosidIal ...................2* Assistant State Attorney bite marks on Miss Levy were free." 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"The Utah law school dropout, In- Comic' ....................48 (JURSELVLS ..............lB charge to the jury this at- cally to Bandy across the City, test ified that in their based on both circumstantial def ense sta ged a desperate last slated over the objections of Crossword .................43 Spurts ...................6,7* ternoon and turn the case over courtroom as the man she saw opinion only Bandy could ha ve and direct scientific evidence. minute attack (on the dents] four other defense lawyers ,EdItorlal .................. 4A Television .................23 to the seven men and five hurrying front the sorority made t he bite marks found on by the date that Dear Abby .................13 Weather ....................U women for deliberation, Simpson said FSIJ st udent testimonyt," Simpson said, provided j .'. I I. Mm . house Just before the slayings Lisa levy. ) -- , .--.'tt- ' .• 44? 10 ,-. - AFWW . '... .Mbdibo~K OVAL 111111111111111 11M . t!4-t_. s ------------- ---. ft - .1 ___ - _ -- P4II1IIIIIIIIIIIiI* --- . 1 I . r jI OL - " L' 9 d. _- Prosecutor' Says Bite Mark Enough To Convict Bundy .T. 00 ZOONI ES rwcnc I:tI tropic bank L6. ,..__. of semInole SANFORD OFFICE "_% ,- " 7 ,—,.I",I go LUUP ,, dition, they could not be wrapped In foil and mailed to a la bo ratory." the city's illegal use of a added 10 soil, water and plant pesticide to kill weeds in a life samples were taken in the / ' drainage di tch "where runoff was likely to occur" into a strea m of water. Granoff said it is believed as a resul t of the application of the weed killer 75 to 80 fish were killed. He adm itt ed at the same t im e that when the f ederal payers' money to pay another inspection of the fish kill took place the remaining dead fish were in s uch a "decrepit con- government agency makes me sick to my stomach," sa id Mayor Lee P. Moore, "It makes me want to tell them to stick in it in their ear. To give money to -.4 / rai&ii I $-.,.,' ':. 511 i - A Vermont reader asks if there are any systemic meanings for opening bids of five and six notrump. Th ere are some which are so farfetched that they aren't worth thinking about. ,*6 •:. ?Rq sto ;!!. Tropic Bank Of Seminole Will Sanford Pay $4,000 Fihe For Pesticide I icc? by Stan Lee and John Romita - -- iza I 1 on the city in up-f ront cash for materials to complete the repaving and b ri ck sidewalks along Park Avenue east to Pa lmetto and south a half-block on Magnolia. Th e city also is bein g asked to provide labor and equipment estimated to be wort h $122,000 making it a $210,000 project. The Greater Sanford Development Cor poration (GSDC), formed four years ago to spa rk the rehabili ta tion of the downtown area, has told the city commission it has met its commitment to rehabilitate or get un der way the rehabilita tion of 25 b ui ldings in the downtown area. It has called on the commission to f ulfill its two-ye ar-old agreement to do its part by provi di ng the new paving and sidewal ks to give the area a Victorian flavor. Stenstrom sai d Monday night the city first must balance the 'It looks like we will have to proposed budget and secon da rily find money for downtown _I__ L....... If_.At I... L...i__.__ hank loan i development. Thirdly it must be determined if IUU) (fUJJ EU UUIUVIV TUJb available then -- the city has the first 25 percent o the th its budget, Stenstrom sa id. the budget, Mayor Moore Last week a spokesman for the Flagship Bank sa id his institutlon would be willing to lend the city as much as $210,000. He city am raise taxes by 34 cents per $1,000 assessed valuation, sa id his bank would make the offer and would be willing to the Joan if they were The mayor sa id even if the commissioners sear ch in the _ proposed budget for the 1979-1980 fiscal year lin e by line, the possibility does not exist that either the $88,000 or the $210,000 will lithe decision is forthcoming to take the Issue to a referendum, be found. Nor, he said, is there any possibility one-quarter of the referendum cannot be held in time for the proposed new either sum would be found to permit financing the improvements budget to go into effect Oct. 1, Moore said. over a four-year pe riod. Searching for funds for the project, Commissioner David Farr "We have to decide whether to bite the bullet and ask the people noted It Is antici pa ted the city in t he new fiscal year wi ll be if they are willing to be taxed to do the job. Then this will become spendin g $160,000 in energy costs for street lighting. "How a bout turning out every other street light for a period of a pe rsonal matter with the people. Secondarily, each cornmissioner can take a position," he sa id. "I would hesitate to time to save money? asked Farr. "I don't know whether that speculate on the outcome of the referendum. But it must be wo uld be a palatable solution or not." you, South (For a copy of JACOBY MODJumped right to six ERN, send $1 to: "Win at diamonds." Bridge," care of this newspaAla n: "In an ordinary per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City game South would go down Station, New York, N.Y. 10079.) IV_ '. -. 1I And, even if a commitment were made, a referendum seeking 1. ' evi I the people's approval of the tax increase wo uld be a necessity, he said. "In reality, you gentlemen m ust look at how we would pay $88,000 or $210,000 for the project. We can ra ise taxes by five pe rcent or go to a referendum. It looks like we will have to ra ise taxes (just) to balance the budget," Moore said. Under a new state law passed during the 1979 session of the Le gislature, a local government is allowed to raise propert y taxes by onl y five percent without go in g to a referendum of the people. Currently the city is levying a tax of $6.90 per $1,000 of assessed valuation of real property. Under the five percent l imita tion the WHY 0 1% • u such laws were in existence. twelfth for . ' Fund'ii g leave it to you to conclude why Ask thi Ixirti putterer. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Should you be required to put yo ur salesmanship skills to the test today, it won't be hard to come away with the order rega rdless of how tough the prospect may be. CANCER (June 21-Jul y 20) In business or f inancial matters your experiences u considered as an al ternative." City Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom agreed the city cornmission before it considers funding for the rehabilitation of the downtown area m ust ba lance its budget. After one budget hear ing session, the commissioners are nea rly $200,000 short of a ba lanced budget. .. DC 611 UU6I3IIIUIIVC LuuUy. Be philosophically today, No matte r what might pop up, don't let it rattle you. Your i Resi' dents 'v' o te By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer If the city of Sa nford pledges to do its share in the rehabilitation of the downtown area of the community, a tax in crease may be the only way to pay for it, Mayor Lee P. Moore told the city commission Monday night. slam came home." 6AM OF 1E ,iut1J' e (yut -- defeat because East would have nothing to hold onto except clubs and he would get his two club tricks. in an expert game, South might work out ' swindle. Of course, a spade lead would have given him that twelfth trick, but West had opened a heart." Oswald: "It was an expert game and South worked the swindle, lie took his ace of hearth, played two rounds of trump and led a low club. West held the trick with his nine and went into a long huddle." Alan: "Expert West f Inatly outthought himself. He should have realized that South's failure to bid four notrump indicated a spade void. In order to prevent a possible heart-spade squeeze, he led his king of spades and the impossible titled to. by Bob Thaves D1I1' LT HIM PSYGH ibUftfff Ni-__ AjN IS 'fb& TiMES Th $z °r Moore* Let a en- SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST — WIN Al BRIDGE CAPRICIRN (Dec. 19) A small profit is better than none. You'll not be disa p pointed today unless you expect more UIWI 3'UU are you will be able to achieve and accumulate. LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) In roles where you must exercise your authority, others will happily do your bidding today because what you ask of them is voiced pleasantly rather than as a command. Find out more of what lies ahead for the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth time. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) Should you get a strong hunch today, It may prove wise to heed that inner voice. Your intuition is mo re accurate than usual. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't pass up any opportunities 61 meals and limiting ca lories. positive attitude assures your £L. .snti LFStt session. ,',rnhtpmc MEN - I W~ I guidelines in preparing good present time, there's almost 28 Bob Scott, vice-president of Seminole Memorial Hospital S MH been taken. adequate land," Scott replied. "The main difference bet- poration ill terms of financial Bentley and the other S,%lH ween the private corporations backing and bulk purchasing. representatives was expected Scott further indicatedthat if "It would de pe nd on that." A merger of SMH with the commissioners and sevqral hospital board Corporation and an officer of accept the Scott said Adventist Health and the not-for- profits is clout," Wayne Deschambeau, of to be a question-and-answer Florida North would provide a members today take their case Florida Hospital, had been Florida Hospital merger, his Systems operates 25 hospitals he said. "We call put the mon~y Orlando Regional Medical session. Earlier this suninier unified delivery of health care for continued operation of the given time before the comgroup would likely repla ce the In the nation's sunbelt, from down and go forward." Center, said his organization the SMU board sent a detail ed facility to the board of coun ty missioners during a work and a coordinated system of existing facility on First Street Florida to Texas. The corAccortling to Lewis, HCA can was represented tit the nieeting report to the county comcommissioners, session Monday to outline the referrals, Scott told the corn- with a new hospital elsewhere poration can maintain cost- bo rrow money from its 1fl only for informative purposes. missioners spelling out the . The commissioners Monday advantages ot a merger of SMH missioners. in the north end of the county or efficient operations because of vestors and repay, in dividends, Ile did not indicate whether or reasons it feels the board should But Scott hedged somewhat on land adja ce nt the present its ability to purchase materials at a two percent rate. Not-for- not OltMC is interested in be permitted to conve rt to LI hear d one fo rmal proposal and with Florida Hospital in five info rmal presentations by Altamonte Springs. Word of when asked what commitment site. in quantity, he said. profit facilities must pay seven operating or purchasing SMH. private, not-for-profit corcompeting hospital groups Scott's appearance brought the Seventh Day Adventist Doug Lewis of Hospital pe rcent interest on their taxFrench termed th e presen- poration and lease the hospital "Would you keep the hospital interested in buying or leasing representatives of Hospital group would make toward ill Sanford"' commissioner Corporation of America exempt bonds, he said. The tation.s -informative," but said from the county. The report the hospital if the com. Corporation of America, paying for indigent Care. He Bob French asked. defended private, for-profit (fifference would inean HCA the corninissioners were a long stressed the SM11 board's missioners vote to relinquish Humana, Hospital Affiliates, said his group would like to hospitals. He said HCA is an could renovate or rebuild SM11 way from making a choice on ability to retain local control of ,,We'd have no objections to $800-million corporation with more effectively and quicker the host)ital's future. control of the 25-year-old Brookwood, and the Orlando negotiate that matter after a the facility. county-owned Sanford facility. Regional Medical Centers to the closer look at the situation had that, providi ng we could find 136 hospitals nationwide. than a nut - for - profit, curToday's meeting with — GE(WFREY POUNDS I'm afraid the real reason unanimous agreement among heart specialists and various that we haven't had more acscientists working on the curate food la be ling soo ner has J..J I roups Express Interest In Running G Administrator Charl es Bentley Adventist Health Systems ference of opinion about how Radio City Station, New York, N.'a'. 10019. 24 I i . Control. It will give you some Important some of these dietary constitutents are. At the — 26 IuST GO E PI CTURES BACK FROM OUR TRIP TO CANADA 'Z= T __________ 22 23 6 believable how many so-called Others who want this issue can low-fat foods co ntain some of send 75 cents with a long, stamped. self-addressed enth ese harmful ingredients. One velope for it. Send your request DEAR READER — to me, in care of this problem has been the th newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, g 7 J8 12 2 14 VP -_- unknowingly. It's almost un- (prefix) 54 Acqire - 10 people are doing the same thing - 14 for many years before I became Kitchen Power for Weight 52 Brink 53 Recent ) parts of a diet to prevent Fattyin deposits cholesterol im inating o besity and control My h usba nd is on a low- el of calorie intake. For that cholesterol diet and I have been reason i am sending you Th e using many of these products Health Letter num be r 9-12, Gershwin award —————— by Art Sansom about those vegetable oils, coconut and palm oils that are so high in saturated fat? aware of the fact that they are harmful. I'll be many other Evening Herald,—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Sanford Hospital Officials Respond Today about cigar et tes and artificial sweeteners, food dyes and so forth. Why isn't something said 50 lyricist 15 Depression in'- 34 Television 71st Year, No. 290—Tuesday, July 24, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I. DEAR DR. LAMB — I've about wondering been somethi ng and may be you can shed some light on it. Our government is so concerned about our health, warning us 48 Idols 32 Sticking to 44 Some (prefix) 17 Cowboy's 45 Repudiate nickname 2 ] U entry 30 Thicken conservative 41 Hea rt y enjoyment 1 - C "I Controling Calories - athletic group Keyboard instrument 13 English capital THE BORN LOSER Eliminating Obesity, of surprise 25 Draft animals 43 Sweet substance 6 Building beam 27 For fear that 7 Revise 45 Jacob's son 28 College 8 Card game 47 Columnist's 37 Canadian HIS HEAP W : S Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 Ostrichlike bird 1 Newt 47 Little devil ATE1 4 Fowl product 48 Long fish 7 Inordinate 49 Three-quarters FR self-esteem inch THORNED 10 Pitcher handle 51 Pressing cV llOf God (lat.) 55 Exceptional li: C U f-i 12 Filth S6Makefree 2 Ft vi 14 Wash 57 By bi rt h A HA 5 1 2 LI 16 Metal bar 58 Crash against I. 18 Essay 59 Printers IslTLPJ CA 19 Insecticide measure (p1.) I! 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 23, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 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/19dd825e443dfa1ecbbccdb261a40335.pdf 121fe53b0cd7335ab4d3bcb078d28101 PDF Text Text - . -- -..---- -- - ---- - - ---.-. -.--.-- - 9 I I - ____ - 4 72nd Year, No. 75-Friday, Nov. 16, 1919-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald, CUSPS 451.250)-Price 15 Cents County Receives . . _ ____ . SenInoIsMemorIHosØta V. • 6 Hospital Bids By DIANI PI*YI HIrMd1IWn1Iir • Gateway's proposal pledges to produce a totally new Bldl Imm SIX hospital gin up pipoft to buy or Wase 110001101 on the current Seminole Memorial Hospitalproperty, tng, com*y-omi.d 8-nbiol. Memorial Hospital were W$IIMU five Yews. opened 06 maidall by cody 011$lali .jitid Cowgy Ardor Jeff £tthbsrgsr said It will Gateway also proposes patients using the hospital. will pay take op 10 b weds for his cmos to nalyes the propoinis and for the capital Improvements rather than all taxpayers. Under IN 901 thim In Matrix ku for the owdlay of the SwAsole Gateway's system, the county commission would retain cogety Board o1 "ers. control by pomiesing sole power to appoint directors of the Bide were r.cMved from: new non$rofit corporatlo -Slininci. Memorial WpII.I Board of Thatiss, laciord. By Gateway's plan, the county would be relieved of Its - Gateway Mdosl Managoinu, M. Clearwater. obligation to fund Indigent care. - Methodist HsWoundation, Jacheonvllle. American Hospital Management Corporation also proposes - florid. Pospital, Orlando. tie premut facily not be renovated or expended. The group pledged construct a new, modern 2O0bed facility in the wft Sanford ares. Florida Hompkal,ak slgroopop0at.4 by the Ben,dh. The corporation pledges to manage the present hospital Day Advudid pIO$OIU $0 tWflthe11 dllthg the tramitlon period to bed utilize Its resources for the $Tth,de Memorial Ha"d (aeWilis accordiag to 44a new hospital, to dart instituting training and develop carcidly krmsd plan ed?IUin and r0VMIOS. programs for a smooth transition to the new facility; to In a corer letter, Mved Pr,l4 Mardian Blair develop a personalized medical care approach for the new this ranovatiesdhft woald adequately most tM no& at facility with 8.iphlole's present physicians; and to plan, nance, conMri and staff the new facility to open by fi theM esid, e1mrs J:10. dmlop'nent at a now facility somewher, midway ht,,en All American Hospital nhtIItu care for indigent patients, ft ay'llabk to provide quality ° ' Altomid. In the Ideidate4 corridor. osal Florid. HospiW Indicst.d the remirces of Its Mliorvlce hvdislis Orlando Would always beavaiIabl,uabedciipfor. Details of the proposals submitted by Hospital Corporation Seminole Memorial Hospital under the Advent aydem. at American and Methodist HospItal-FoundatIon were not According to Bob Wade, florid. HQ' director at public available this morning. - / - I • = SIZE. 175.13 C71.13 0114 005.14 175.14 P75.14 075.14 1475.14 OUR PRICE . FIT. 24.41 2101111 2W .l, 29$ $ 3353 1.73 1.11 1.09 2.11 2.22 2$ 34.1$ P75.11 075.11 1475.1$ 1.7131 1 Lake 231 31.19 U.N 34. 344 2.41 2.44 234 2.96 proomAiiiiins smumoWilier 1,01110 11111010 --• look prop ___ R.un. • '' - Submitted with their proposal to replace Seminole Memorial Hospital with a new, modern 200-bed Ilospilal Management Corporation's suggested facility was this model showing the American design. Cots. I.shr US• - 111 = - . • •. . __ • . . . . .4.A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i.A akeft................... . • • • • .1* 00111110 • • • • 010 Av. 1W . I I I I I I • I I . Iranians Warn U.S. Against Moving Shah .Today...- I ftior irAy................9.A ft. tomb ..................StA Willow . 33.44 33.33 *3 41.N 44je ON 41.11 44.50 11.119 3.1$ _______ l_ ...................$.A J*uIlI.Iv_ ,.............I'A . .•. ., . . . . - , ..;** . . I... 2.27 2.33 Wooft .. ..... . . • • , . • . . . 1I3IlAN Inn (UPS) - Mosm Am.rt" and "DsMh to Carter" by bSI the U.S bS tidoy mire thinft= iii 110,110 dumomtnators retur j,4 $ Mo*n aahbsth prayers at j1 their agss If the IMid 1bran University. diendadm6lobemmisdIaNY V do sbah Is Moved from America to mot km any oo_ry -, as We have The donamial, hardier de!lAmI will be A 111WOM sm spider. at the .ocopbd ombumy, Was tihem rqWd1ag the hoatages," a 4ud. Florldo 2x 3,75. 4 'T':, sM "a.! • . I ?.r } . . •.. • • 1 • . -z. ....A) u,t •" •. 31,00 Assault Figures larceny Vehicle Theft 124454 249,715 241,491 20,1 754 3,379 15,521 34,g1 Not 13 504 270440 Pot. Incinin (Decrease) 12.2 15.2 143 24.1 11.0 Available 11.7 11.4 14.2 IMlecsrpratsd leminIe197S 3,331 5 15 43 144 448 23 11541 116 Uuilecsrpsrated Isminie 1979 3,45$ 2 21 24 11 39 1,053 11700 191 47 (2.5) 334 (flj) (43.07) (12.1) 12.3 7.1 11.3 kuford ins 10415 3 12 27 89 92 395 904 94 Sanford 1979 1,739 2 15 42 90 52 421 1,033 48 7.17 (33.3) 25 31.7 0.2 (43,5) 7,7 11.6 Pot. laceaa ..L. _: Pot. lacrisin (crsa.e) . Sanford, County Crime * 4- PIN Assault Breaking and Entering 151174 . 3.13• Aggravated Simple Murder Force Robbery Crimea Rope 44$,921 412 20 12,544 Pleddi Ifft __ ISd with *Ide of, "wa with Crimes January To September Total Major 900111 .II..I.I..•••I 1175.13 D17$.14 1111.14 P175.14 R)S.14 14171.14 P17511 11141. 141151$ Raise __ _ . PIT •.. ' Mary City Workers Get Pay ) 101 1 , OUR PRICE 41! .4'W: g . .' •. __ Sill • 1 Aid the city council Thsndey nld The council voted specifically to Perbsthlef'spreferred return of only Thursday night, Councilman Mrs. Pat forward for office. The $10,000 is very VOWin weB he V is due $33,710 to transfer the 41,01111A3 ft= the city's $7l monthly to the mayor andcouncjldid Southward brought up the pay increase significant and a substantial amount to psem a U acre site en Grwdbend reserve fun011 for the employee pay raise, not recelve a majority approval. "I don't for the city employees, arguing the the city at this time," Mrs. Southward for psi.do. but did not due*Ms a fund from whidi ass how you can be censured more for salary raises were justified. But on said, urging Instead that the som be In . A MAM at auso"AA WAIL Us Ift 10, "Ism bwa "IIIö 1Iil7 " while A new council Ii cssoiisg in the chains would perceive the move as snployom Several Lake Mary em-• •. them wwy abed it, You are "grabby and selfish." Sh. amid her pIoyeea have announced their Intent to Mire l*k Mary reid the anditwes is view ci soW to catch hull ao matter what you colleagues were destroying their accept better-paying Jobs In other • Modes. Page 1* the city's pier ''4I1O,NP1,W 'lbs do," Nelson said. • credibility, making liars of themselves government service In the county. The g •. fluiudsy u$4 • (th'a'ICW) pldwe is sit that macti and draining the public's confidence in Councilman Harry Terry, who with pay the rites at -40 i y, cAlue at what isgalag to happam than It The city council a month ago, on public officials In general. She called the Nelson and Mrs. Southward, will be Marwee r*iee to 1ve $1 1, ci $111 ad to the wN a "eedh pge," he said, adg It Is recommendatIon of Mayor Walter action -unconscionable and despicable." leaving the council In January because erdurid iradired fr r and eSsies andø he sad am fair, bewaver, to aped the council bream, tollnqiddsd theirmonthly they did not seek re-election, called her riilW utt- ii for addery beard esid ,'i-ub,,, cithe boards to serve "for stipends to balance the city's budget and "Lack of payment is not discouraging remarks "sandblasting the rest of us and members WI so pus. . see at the city." to keep from using reserve funds. candidates from putting themselves entirely out ci order." • urum I AN Amef icon 'w"" ; relations, the Orlando Hospital "has nothing much short of the Mayo Qiale." _____ \ Lags . Be hind S tate Levels 1111FDAVM*A33U were reported during the first nine corporated sections of the county than In um is nearly 6" the Im total Hope Increased by 31percent In IM. aimIs op is lanlurd aid is I--h Ceidy, it is ml grewisg an In Sanford, mjcr olesises bandied by Sasiord and 33.3 percent In We. WpJrMed Smk1e, a jump ryantheahesidefo,fle,fd.ina city pelic, are op only 7.07 percent. In • salacerporai.d areas of Seminole Sheriff John Polk says he hopes Is an to rus hr the first din m*Ii. of Caidy, violent alma hasInAmesedy programs which encourage rope victimi Sqmnbiok • - of tOre *5, rd,u,i yedsidey by thedate, 4.7 percent. While all elt d now has I= Iacr.usd fuPlims vktims' advocate, and spesewo dew a 333 pursed J is the majer crimereported by the wil "iws OR the cr dee be Mid. e statewide, some kind. of 1 he re aw npeuts4 IOU equemlylocgy. Statewide reports of forcible rope ftew no am Nowdpiitcesd ady7.07.er Inrd,thsdple'.au)trat.fefl mite msJsr $addnt,, whil. the WUlpucentwhilev,lgcletlatusw,,e increased by 16.6 pelced. 8WVrA C0000111 iW dow by 27.7 prool. 1% S=W* The mufdor rate in AIM r@PW.W A drop in armed rob. Semin* rhoppe 75 dft Of LAW Was 11Y 41 pwcO. Assaults and four reprW mwdws in ft cow t M* dims mw*n wm Wag fewer in Um VWW occgrW wkNa dw kdwd co 116111" 10o. ar. m___ - •• - ..•. -.... . • -- -. •• •-- '14 I 14 .77 ' -- _A._ ----- • __J - ir- - - --- - -r -... 'c Two- - - - " - - - - .-•' -s-- ... _ . I wpt:~: 4 ,~_, • I•• - •.............. •- . • . - • • . . I . • . • - �- - . ._.-.-._-. ._ r..... . ------ - - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Mr. Meany, on behalf of the Friday, Nov. i ll, i97 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ... ;. Friday, Nov. 16,1979-3A NA110N 10 Conventions WORLD IN BRIEF ...Carter To Cancel Florida Appearance WASHINGTON i'Incptv h v Carter address -all of the --------wi hing 943 (UPI)- President Caner, would be unable to attend at that price, It was mnnlfnr arranaed to a e 4"I s to situatiun, is expected to cancel his trip delegates at 5 p.m. Saturday, prior to the Shifting Winds, ke Spots Saturday to Florida and Georgia, officials today. Hamper Canada Evacuation MISSISSIPPI, Ontario (UPI)- North America's I largest mass evacuation stretched into Its sixth day today with shifting winds and ice build-ups inside a crippled chlorine tanker ham pering efforts to remove the deadly chemical. Workers gingerly began draining 10 tons of the noxious chlorine from the wrecked car Th ursday night, raising hopes that an est imated 70,000 people evacuated from their homes Sunday may be all owed ret urn. "There Is going to be a high level of chlorine in area," said police Superintendent Des Rolland. "It's very dangerous already but It's going lo be much more dangerous." Carter had been scheduled to address a $0 a-plate fundraising dinner Saturday night, but when some delegates complained they ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - No one doubts Bolivia Government Set Ronald Reagan will win the straw ballot Saturday at Florida's Republican convention, .His supporters worry that Reagan will look vulnerable, however, if former Gov. John Connally comes within a few percentage points. When the convention was proposed last spring, that seemed unthin kable. This summer Reagan boosters were predicting he would beat the neared competitor 2-1. " LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI)- The Bolivian armed forces and congress ended th e bloody 2-week-old military rule of Col. Alberto Natusch Busch and agreed to name a - new government today. Natusch, 52, who ousted the civilian government of Interim President Walter Guevara Arze In a military coup Nov. 1, was secluded In the Quemado presidential palace and there was no indication of his reaction. A new government is expected to be announced at a news conference this afternoon. The abrupt end of Natuach's regime came after four days of exhaustive secret negotiations among congressional leaders, the armed forces and representatives of the powerful Bolivian Central Workers Union. The former California governor's campaign director in Florida, Herb Harmon, Is making more cautious predictions this week, "I think that we dill have a comfortable lead," Harmon said. "I'd like to win big. But if we win by one vote, we've won. I hope it doesn't shave that close." Queen's Aide A Red Spy? Lake LONDON (UPI)- An elderly knight who was Queen Elizabeth's adviser for 20 years has been unmasked as a Soviet spy and the "fourth man" In an espionage ring that penetrated British Intelligence and passed U. S. atomic secrets to Moscow. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in a bombshell announcement in Parliament Th ursday, identified the agent as Sir Anthony Bl unt, 72, whose confession of spying in the 1 940s and '50s has been a government secret for 15 years. Buckinghazn Palace said his knighthood was canceled effective today. Blunt's whereabouts were not known. The candidate himself do wnplayed the significance of the ballot, which will not be binding on any of the convention's 1,857 John Connally, a former Texas governor, expects to make a strong, second-place showing. He has spent more time and money in Florida than any other candidate in hopes of turning the Republican nomination into a two-man race after Saturday's vote. "I think Florida's ripe for a Connally takeover," claimed Jerry Castellanos, for. mer head of Reagan's staff in Pinellas the Airport. "At this time all buildings on the airport are leased," Baker said. In April, const ructIon was completed on three building., two of which provide space for 22 Thangars and the other is a o&'n'. foot-b 40 foot executive hangar. •m. associated taxiways cast approximately $30 - Mile airport now has a total of 54 T-hangars, all of which are a d, " Baker said. - Baker said the Ai rport Authority has completed for the purchase of 33 acres of land required to protect th e dew am to runway X Total aod of the acquisition wall $110,110. The federal government will pay $141,120 of the cod and the Mate $15,110. He also repoded that the Airport Asiborlty bas sucMed .,r.ti .armi i.41h fli. W.4.r1 AvI&Li. A,knIIIIPf1M1 f 1110,143 to be applied towards an Indnmient lading system ( llS) ceding and site preparation projet Tutu coat Is 1maI.d at $131,174. The data has agreed to pay $13,111, a we of $12,111 for the Authority. which The Federal Aviation AánlnIdrMIon will hMaU the 11$ M.m at no expense to the Authority other than the preparation. EMln'M.d c of the i4allatlAn Is $411,115 and indailation Is expected to be completed by May liii. Tim authority has ,ulvnt.d a pr,.apviLr.t.hQl% for f.daial aid w Nnc1l a awing or of is ss deer r?ct W,ral share (4MateshWe $$1$dceattothe (4$1,111. leaves sit. - Z '-#I-, for 24 hours. That's 4.2 m illion more than took part in 1978's Smokeout, but some 33.8 million of the country's 52 million smokers puff ed away anyway - either oblivio us to the occasion or in sheer defiance of it. "One might wish that the American Cancer Society had spent the money, not for posters and press releases but for cancer research," said Anne Duffin, vice president of the Tobacco Institute In Washington. " "ft Telescope Gives Man Sight NEW YORK (UP!) - Jesse Stewart, a blind former railroad worker, was worried he'd look like a monster after surgeo ns implanted a plastic telescope in his left eye. Now, after seeing his 2-month-old son for the first time, he says he's not afraid of anything. "I couldn't ask for more I guess," he said Thursday, bouncing young alexander on his knee. "At least I know what my son looks like." Three weeks ago, doctors at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan drilled a hole In front of Stewart's __ left eye and screwed in a plastic bolt, con. tAlflhl%5 tiny lenses. "fl'altke * 'bantett," Blewart said. - I. - •. ___ .- ' - .-___ -1: .1 ... . .-, A " - I I Bernstein Joins ABC News - ... . NEW YORK (UPI) - Carl Bernstein, whose reporting with Bob Woodward on the Watergate scandal won a Pulitzer Prize for the Washington Pod, will become the Washington Bureau chief of ABC television news. In a nnouncing the appointment Thursday, News and Sports President Roone Arledge said Bernstein, 35, "is widely known and respected by the public and his peers as a distinguished member of the journalistic fraternity and we are fortunate to add him to our staff." I Wenall Passe w is. u.ss Swimmers participating In the Sept. 3$ Central Florida Super Swim Classic A Swimming P.rform.nc. were honored IMursday at an awards night inwestmont Civic Center, Altamonte Springs along with Days Inn managers and sponsoring groups. A total of $31,111 was raised for the Leukemia Society, Including a,111,480 gift footing Nelson said the city dill has the option of imposing a utility tax. Nelson also suggested collecting a fee for street lighting would' create an "Administrative headache" and would a I Did Refugees Eat Cats? fund raiser Rick Moreland of Sanford raised $1,555 of the 110,281.33 in pledges from Seminole. General Chairman Art Grhsdle presents certificates to Ann Colmcilman Burt Perinchlef and Francis Mark agreed street II&*Ifl costs should be paid by all the people. Mayor Walter Sormw pointed out the city currently pays the water depa rtment $7,100 fee annua lly for operation of fire ____ hydrants, to provide a fire flow capabi lity. A poll of the council showed two members - Nelson Perinddef - are opposed to the tire line di*W too while three - Mark, Southward and Terry - are for Bernstein will assume his new position March 1. from Swim Classic Chairmen 1%omas Prince. right. Days inn owner. Top 4, with 28 O'Brien, I laps. ____ By DONNA 06.50 to 17 for tiose radving bad yard billingsto city rgddontill to gko credit for I HiraM Staff Writer pick-up aid an increase In curb side rates the Mx weeks ft has a1 New rates were approved Thursday by from $4 monthly to $4.10. charging the new W. Mrs. Southward said every resident In the community has th e Lake Mary City Council for the two In n'aklng the motion to grant apbenditted directly beca use of the fire hydrants, noting that It firms which collect garbage and trash In proval, ci The morose proposals passed on a , VMS (4 41 was on, reason why city property owners have received a the city. At the same time, the council Mnact.d city hail pursosmel to jnf Mark better fire rating for insurance purposes. lightly tapped the wrists of on. (4 the two fIrms (4 the approval In writing. He opposing. firms for anUicipating the approval of do * added, hionvar, Un firms should AIN be ______ ~ I I .I I 9 rarr P Mfl1 ___ "AdemufforeillIkekadWandipswiWir OI . said MW'. s van his with is sihei' C OCWHt DRUG £UWIMADL a.ntaMs,lvwthar 1rt.Wi Pht(* Thlfldsy at thi 0kday Ian MuatMe4 aid side ftghwiya, 11$ __ emswhsn the cel$ii' __ -: thu rsp.itsd ____ ___ ___ ' Mali (rem the truer) .iiui. ___ 1* Pill '" ( GWWdUdNW&twsbomgw ailupidy bel seed pm in ft thsi, APA$ITs • 30 AkPd Will.;-- I 0, npw.W" Fed 111111111 ONONd Mn* aftnWe ad d**b N* Vals of N - __ The Harbor I1 as Was -, 71S naid - ___ ___ ___ -- he' HOSPITAL NOTES Costy, Os., d J.r Rifr.. u5U_FnIIse am "i' dead P IS ---. ~ - ___________________________ ofthm dir Sji.uuteriIfrgm 7 Jail $I bed inch, of. esuruw $EUINOLIMIMORIAI. HOSPITAL N.y.0 ADMISSIONS chuges (4 - , ad I I awbw oft tho M 00"M *" .j.d llI P. — — qelleielh~ ~ spolsom imam faloral thres lJdmlpddd, u,And four $1.Ithwk City , ido,--A-ildm IM 111111adkon N dr - _-- X&M W" up members of I I SlIMS Senocd Gary & Mary , Snell irl av DISCHAR956 : VfrnIaDMHhir and baby gId E Warren L. Oliver o.org. Carver Lillian R. Ahndrow Janis E. Saxon ~P. Howard, Defairy MK. K sigN. Osery Sondra Lee Adams, Dellona Laurel M. Newbon, Enterprise - MR the Georgia peitca deportment, he salt .- "4!Ji..- It Chandler, w ho rode to victory on the crest of a large white "ter turnout, had kinder words for his opponent, who was harassed in the cam paign's closing days by a cross burning on his front yard and allegations about a 21-year-old illegitimate - To Aid Communications Ehm ANDERSON - - .. BERRY'S WORLD • •• -I. •,•. - - -. ,' . :,' f• at "The Waterciock Crisis," the film telling the story of Florida's coinpies water ayrtun, Its problem and dangers, with spedal coverage of the grove threat to the St. Johns River and Mu., Florida waterways, will be shown in Sanford by the Fileflda of the li Johns. The film will be shown from 7:30 to 1p.m. Tuesday it the ' - - ,' •-• ;•,,• ' - ;,& .4 •: . ,- .. ' .. rithstt1IIiad$ : . of Mi PUUSSMaI •• : . - 1. . 4..: ft ,I4 1_ I_P PE L J_" 4 _ ' .!, , • ••• * ~, , .. . - '•' ___ No •owl , - ______ , " . ' - - I . -.. . -'... I .• '.: - , ,- --. IU .- ~ .1 r u*! ___ and a member of the Brevard County Water Rewsm . _ . 1 conservation chairman (411* WenRiver Audubon Soddy • 0 . - Special pet for Um waft wig be Hugh Nicolay of Palm employed by do Harris My. Nieday. an electrical end Corp. for the ped 10 years, Is chairman of the St. Johns F&w Ooordindft Council He is AW a mom Of On Skffs CM, - - Mps • ' . Discussion will take place from $ to 1:30 p.m. Refreshments of a light buffet will be served. ile _fl (4 movie was sponsored by International Minerals and Chemical Company Co., In cooperation with the Florida Audubon SocIety. was produced by Filmmakers (4 Mirmesota and premiered at Edyth Bush Theatre In Orlando on Oct. 6. This will be its first showing In $,n"ol, County. 1" I ',', •. • - Sanford Civic CoMeT, said J.T. Turuipueed, president of the -' •:. • An. oth, 1 6 16 11, N - - -0- 1 A . -• - -,.-•'. ' •. - - . .•-•-.- -;, 'c• • •• . - Water System Film Set Tuesday ~ I . • ; • .•. , '. r '-" - ,,' -." . 2 _ Thin, the closure of Tijuana's ABC does far more than merely IndIct 0ev. Roberto do Ia' a 0 1 a 6 no againd the eglisais,i Madrid and his a'ImhtratIon. It exposes the of row ym with, pretensions to democracy of Mexico's constitution pirmledrsu. Is w= owy I and It challenges Presidset Jose Lep. Poitillo In ppuMi— PthM,e= W.hawbse,Ureegiuwar,cMlst a special way for an accounting of his stewarddePt1.WinthsPiM.k1Ms117$,WS ship. be svorce the worM sacemas a More than that, ABC warns the press In the ma, AdsudadorItya1bsi UsitedStat.s lobe mor,v1gIIandteMaidfast the orIme ps. * I kit is udhtyUIdtothevurlUS ___ against a Mile 49"end more Insk%oa - dw i fy ad sled V& WI ad a r--- jiw 1*7 to snowbs'?onsdbyesmeInthe NAM hew feetaule we at judiciary, the very branch of government that shOuld be defending freedom' JACK (at the bell we hear teflh from - - Mexico, - . _ Family beak si1 Wis eM - Unotirus attitudes us pmuMed a - Cape Canaveral Launch - .'.' - rh-ifilit _ — • Time our farm system Is the a the Mexican government. I vasoed and productive In the world. Much of the world Is forced to Perhaps even more tragic than the death of reposters and newspapers Is that press ceo- conditions of tyrasay. Eastern Lusop sorship In Mexico has been largely self-imposed, of °I° Christendom -Ii Mill the Soviet Union. or" 111110 For most of the 50 years of the Revolutionary bed ofpnsrinmucbo(thNrdWodd, d Institutional Party's it has G exercised a s*ie but° n cou&el over Mexico's prom by simply controfling the supply of mu y, concern for fraiden newsprint. Accordingly, Mexican politicians have Mresg, There Is a healthy, I msvolni to em"M epprad,. hers been able to manipulate a controlled press Into kept and corrupt - prom. They have made a 411111111111111111111, MA1& __ The c. , ouMurs played hat Mexican press card a license for extortion moral order In INNa of payola to underpaid reporters through mosn w" pr lb from government and corporate sources on their case, as berates said. As a rt, beats and for getting favorable articles pilIshed. behavior Is mend As an "aMa r'-4 For such cold. Jane . . at. &~, .. ,=11ab=dsaw.Vt=A=9, distinguished newspapers, following criticism of diolideir. it MEMPHIS, Term. (UP!) - W. Otis Hlggs Jr., a proud man who spent eight years trying to become the city's (ltd black mayor, could not hide the bitterness of losing a second time to his white opponent. Mayor Wyeth Chandler Th ursday won an unprecedented third consecutive term, finishing with 320,207 votes or 52.9 percent to Higgs' 107,232 or 47.1 percent. "I would submit to all of you here tonight that the real loser tonight is the city of Memphis," Higgs,a former state Criminal Court judge, told a silent and weeping crowd of supporters late Th ursday. "I feel an urge to shed tears, but if!cr ied tears on this stage I would only be playing Into the hands of the honorable Wyeth 'k- £ theantiqu And fh Po w to By DORN irmiai (Mecca each mom Ju d" " h4Vt?b=i- am . 0 WN ..: ""I mm The Clock - - ft John Barber, DiIto Irdm wrltbg,b For Thanks . -.- - - I - -,S - - Defeat paign - he deserves better." - pr—v T_IU I l_ In dogs. A state resettlement official, who planned to meet with Indochinese groups to discuss cultural differences _______ with the arna, VhS bed d ''i'111 And d NmerstaNsii '*, w - Butter —I we ou ducted himself in a gentlemenly nmner throughout the cam- u a . al.i cl.edy. • S tonight. SA1V1IDAVT1D Fair and mild. Highs Ds1.sa Beach: hIgh, 5:0 p.s.; 1.,, , u, am., T 11-'u-rn area to ener mIdeIghL Pert Canaveral: hIgh, 1:51 JaceIIe ---I am., 10 p.m., low, U:11 ciesirsi am., 11:11 p I ____ C confusion. hangoM -. Because the loss of freedom anywhere Is everyone's loss, we heard the bell toll unmistakably for the united States as well as for VIEWPOINT Mexico when ABC, the largest and the only Independent newspaper In Tijuana, was silenced with the a escenceolthegoverwnentof Baja California. More than 250 members of the federally con nwilled trolled Confederation of Mexican Workers (CM) rushed Into the ABC offices under cover of earlymorning darkness and seized the newspaper. They simply termed their seizure a strike and closed the plant. In doing nothing to prevent this lawlessness, city, state and federal police on hand By ANIIIONY HAUIGAN In large number confirmed themselves to be As we aitlwoach this ThankagIvl accomplices. em more, mIndM To avoid almost certain arrest and Im- problem than their blessings. prisonment on trumped-up charges of creating a True, the nation Isn't In as happy a disturbance, Editor-In-Chief Jesus Blancornelas it has been In times peat. infl$IQfl plus increasing C ordered his building vacated only moments before " denier abroad, have produced a the invasion and offered no physical resistance. degree of psun4n. For the &A He Is now under 24-hour police su rveillance. my years, pest nusnbers of our Sr. Blancornelas holds Baja Gov. Roberto do Ia look isan tatm with mmm am in Madrid primarily responsible for clothis it would be a mistake to say that newspaper. The governor, who has been ely nothi ng to fear. RealIsm dictates a' criticized by ABC for allegedly pla3$ view of the tt*ur.. Our advsrsa fl( US Ofl SVI3f side. 11'' members of his family in hlgh•paying stbs Carter's weak foreign Policy, and for shielding certain Influential friends from tIlSt our citisens wi paying taxes, had earlier denounced ABC for" orm"do tempt. "treason against. Mexico,.." Immense pressures are being iii In truth. freedom's bell has been tolling a long transfer our national wealth to (on time in Mexico. producing nations. Our economy i currency are In trouble. And perhaps this tragedy has been compounded 7% soviet union, for all Its econoin In the past by International Indifference. wardees, Is building up Its ,arssns A truly disturbing number of reporters in alarmthg rate. Aaa country, wedon't Mexico have been murdered or beaten after they all ogsther"aswe did during the Eis dared to uncover corruption or write un-- Ynm Nevertheless, ght not to complimentary articles about powerful per- problems obscure our good tartan sonalitles and Interests. notion and a people. We areit In a Moreover, the administration of former war. WhiliourindoddalsyatimlsIn, President Luis Echeverria did not hesitate in ow agricultur, is aflUOdy SC - Black r .• ) i'--'; _ Bell: A Tocsin - stealing, skinning and eating neighborhood cats and _______ . - Two memsa so"hi Mans, on Iran. Carter was already shaking hands with others on the podium after his speech to the AFL-CIO convention Th ursday when Meany, seated In a wheelchair, grabbed a microphone and pulled It close. Carter had issued his strongest statement yet on the Iranian crisis to the 2,800 delegates, alternates and guests. Although they applauded politely when Carter was introdu. c e d, they were enthusiastic when he denounced the holding of American hostages in Iran. Meany agreed. "Every step you have taken on this deserves the support of the Am erican people," Meany told the president. Before Carter left, he praised Meany, 85, for his devotion to economic justice and human dignity, and said: "Mr. Meany, on behalf of the American people, thank you." Th ey embraced briefl y and those on the po dium said tears well ed in their eyes. Nevertheless, In a keynote speech earlier in the day, Meany assailed the administration's economic policies as "ill advised, Ill-considered, ineffective and Inequitable," and said the economy is a mess. His voice lacked the fire of his healthy days. And his famed cigar was missing, but the union leaders at the convention stood on their chairs to applaud and cheer. Carter tried to heal some wounds that ha ve developed between the White House and organized labor, acknowledging some mistakes but saying th e administration and labor have worked together well and accomplished a lot. "It's a great record," he said. "It's a record we have made together. It's one we can improve in the months ahead." He got a laugh when he pointed to a lesson the AFL-CIO had taught him : "You have certainly learned the advan tages of reelecting your president and I hope you'll remember this." "I'll buy that," Meany smiled. Incapacitated since a golf cart accident In California last April, Meany will retire and turn over the reins of the 13.6 million-member federation to Lane Kirkland, his longtime heir apparent. Convention delegates Th ursday passed numerous resolutions between speeches from Meany, Carter, Labor Secretary Ray Marshall and House Republican leader John Rhodes. Among them was a one inviting unions not affil iated with the AFL-CIO to join the fold - an apparent bid for the Teamsters and United Auto Workers and another banning future AFI CIO national conventions in states that ha ve not ratified the equal righ ts for women amendment to the Constitution. IL Th e Tolling ____ StmMing wCarlson Mancl or In CM,S 'h A Irombsrg-carlaon Corp. i'iaiaer rr'aslns in wim coidlien followingan asia accident Widasaday all.rens John A Adams Jr. of 412 Iowa Ave., Ore (*y, is In S,lnnI. Memorial Hospital's Li.nsi,, cu, unit, following the accident which occuered at 4:31 p.m. WrMwl.y at the arent1ios of Airport Boulevard and liMe lbway 41, saId __ ,,_ ___ M by the iavss who in. - Bayport: high, II:Ig a.liIL many as1,300 simultaneious phone calls. L Jim Paslerb, of the Readings 1111I I 11141IL: teW am, Eastern Space and Missile Center, said Th ursday. perature, 57; overnight low, 12:22 p.m.; low, 1:11 e rocket will be launched at 9:04 p.m. Nov. 20. The two Th 47; yesterday's high, 72; 1:10 p.m. sa tell ites will be placed In stationary orbit 22,300 miles above barometric pressure, $.fl; the earth -one over the Atlantic Ocean and the other over the relative humidity, U St. Augatine to Jupiter Pacific. winds, north at 12 mph. Developed by the Air Force Space Division in Los Angeles, Iniel at10 sages: s.aii FORECAST the system Ia known as the Defense Satellite Communications shesid exercise castles i Generally fair *through System DSC, or "Triple-7" for the Air Force 777 project, acSaturday. Mild afternoons seas suklde. Winds serIhestedy miotly sir ii cording to Paslerb. and eed spin .nit. bob tonight ad goitarday. Flve other satellites in the communications system already assay in the low to ald WIL Seen I.etsubs*agto3 wein ortgt,Paalerbsald.Twowllibeturnedoffanduaedu L.ws tonight mestly to 5 f ee t I.slgkt. Partly spares. $I. Winds northeasterly ______ In. By DAVWM. *AZLIER lii,iM hoff Writer \.,' - Junior rib '- WEATHER In OUW boboos, do counca: ______ - spelled cc cury on I attached I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD 0. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 10 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, .00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.20; I Months, $34.00; Year $47.00. CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. (UP!) - The la unch of a Titan 3' C rocket ca rrying twin satellites next week will complete a worldwide communica tions network for the U.S. Defense ______________________________ Depa rtment and NATO. When the net wo rk is completed, it w ill be a ble to handle as persona whose homes are wIthin 500 feet of a fire hydrant rate Increase by beginning collection of - notifIed that In the future all rats In- A1410ye4 on firM reallig an or. now ClUES six weeks us. SSUI mot be untitled 10 the Council whether or not the fire line Itself is in front of their homes. 'ice to chine. the aoMeg anwovedan .queded by a approvid by the council before king agrlcultu,10 re4i-tIM for a 231 fed b The proposed ordinance as prepared by City Attorney Gary Better e SwvW was hm 06to$7 ot We Mooney would be" had a too levied only on then ;__1 _ of the property. mnomithlr. lbS aicoal turn, Superior The council voted to hsituct Sicerlor Aiss and hosed Street as rereded which had a six Inch fit-elm. running in front "%ItMiOfl w granted ai InCISMS frOm Sanitation to adjed t5 fled ciarterty hi iunMr B. 11111 _______ 1, Plenty ,irounu round A Friday, Nov. 16, 197-4A ______________________________ ' ld WASHINGTON (UP!) - Retirin g AFIFO President George Meany has been at odds with President Carter for much of the time since he took office, and the a iling labor leader still citiclzes White House economic poli cies. But Meany is four-square behind the president ln his stand ST. PAUL, Minn (UP!) City officials u, vedigating repo rts Indochinese ref ugees have in attitudes toward pets, said the refugees she initially contacted were horrified by the stories. Police and Ramsey County Humane Society officials, however, said they were investigating at least a half-dozen reports of animal-eating. : What's (liSPS IS)-210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3224111 or131.1153 ('on in ission ('la inn a ii Bob Ire,icti left pI'esi'iitS a copy of the corn iii ISS toll'S resolution proclaiming the week of Nov. 11-17 as .nn'rican F:uitti'ation S'evk" to Seminole I'.d ucator's Associat ion officers Barbara Adams . v ice president. Ittid Helen Goodsoll, s c c r e I a I* %- 0, 1 0 , 1, son. "I wish I could put my hands on th e persons responsible for those personal attacks," Chandler said. "Judge Higgs con- - Lake Mary Hikes Garbage Rates - '' United Press International The American Cancer Society says 18.2 million smokers joined Thursday's third annual nationwide Smokeout and tried to absta in from cigarette smoking businessman from California; tomer - "If we had only one street light in the city, everyone would benefit from it," he said. Nelson said st reet lights were ap pa renuy first installed as safety measure in the community. "No one had any say where the street lights were placed. They were apparently placed for the general welfare of all the people," he said. -_I- I - I - - I% I . ~ . ,;*~kk ,. 1 . * ; -;' . 0" % .r , .. " L ,I.-.0 4" 4 , U.S. Smokers Delay Habit - _ _ __ 1 ~ "I AoM$3NwethofmiL4n Was tch_fremtk,.I £ ! Secretary of the Treasury William Simon and Rep. John B. Anderson of Illinois. '&; -. Red, BWPM M W1111144111 At 110 ami.?bW*6y by iffle I burowind Wadepolilly ill^ a ThWedilly . baed down by people who dalmod to be" wkomW #* Simbil ia ..; -%. 7 ...;,.. ,-.-% , GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) - The state will send 150 Highway Patrol troopers Sunday to help Green. sboro police at a march protesting the slaying of five communists at a "Death to the Klan" rally Nov. 3. A spokesman for the state Department of Crime Control and Public Safety said Thursday the troopers will be going to Greensboro for a second straight weekend march at the request of local authorities. Last weekend 250 troopers and 500 National Guardsmen assisted 175 city police at a march that drew just 350 persons. March organizers had predicted 5,000 persons would attend. - ' 0"011irps. they hka a lSI15 hems at s Au.us, Iderd, owned by lad. La Thosday morning. " , '. Ll ,* Communists Schedule March , .. The majority of Lake Mary city councilmen turned th umbs down on a proposal Thursday night to create a street lighting district in the city. A second proposal to create a fire line district, however, was held over for further discussion at a Nov. 29 workshop. Councilman Harry Terry proposed both measures as ways of increasing city revenues by an estimated $15,000 annually. Two residents of the city, Bill Brown of Short Street and Harriet Mlxon of Lakeview told the council to take their street lights out If plans are to charge them a fee, _____ Mrs.MlzonaàIdthe%lg1*onhs,m,,,twuti.lajb,dfo,t, benefit of a nearby church and Its membership. "I don't feel I should pay for It. You can move It," she said. Meanwhile, Councilman Cliff Nelson, the major opponent council to both proposals, insisted levying the special fees would be "unjust taxation." WO&M BMPM Jr.at IN 11heilose Dr., ad Abal W. 11 4 ~ convention, were Benjamin Fernandez, a (4 Texas. Both planned hid minute appeararim before the state's Federation of Republican Women Thursday and Friday, as did Con- .-- AITWINT1BPT TWO Sd mu hew "i inwgi•7 a r .~" .., ,r 7, ' r ..,;.,,* .!.. I 1 ,I 11k , ~-, I I - _ .- - -O i Orlando I ' ••... . such an "extranely bad" position, something has to be done to raise money. She suggested consideration be given to turning Off the street lights until the city's finances are on a better cod of $39,000. Two large jet charter aircraft were serviced in late Sep. tember and another three in October, according to the report . Baker said presently there are 137 leases or other agreements in effect on the airport covering 120 companies or individuals. The leases-agreements include buildings, land areas, T-hangers, residences, fuel storage tanks, offices, rental cars, aircraft sales and other permits to do business on inner be home for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Nixon, 67, who was hospitalized Tuesday for treatment of bronchial pneumonia, remained In good condition today. Her spirits are high, she is doing extremely well and she Is constantly improving," hospital spokesman Malcolm Johnson said. "She is expected to stay in the hospital for another four or five days." Nl - Mrs. Southward said, however, the city's general fund is in The purchase by the Sanford Airport Authority in early September of equipment necessary to service large jet charter aircraft has brought the airport three customers for the service In the annual report on the status of the airport, Authority ChalnnanJoe B. Baker said he believes thls type of traffic will increase substantially during the coming year. nm equipment purchased includes: air start unit, tractor, a ground power unit, and a water and lavatory cart for a total I/ - Customers By Community Hospital say the former first lady should Mary Council: By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Sanford Airport DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer SAY CLEMENTE, Calif. (UP!) - Pat Nixon's "spirits are high" and doctors at San Clemente I County, where there are more Republicans nally. Ow anywhere else in the state. He emphs, Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker, who expects sized that estimates of the voting margin to finish no better than fifth, backed out at from the Reagan camp have been slipping, lad minute. He remains. on the ballot but decided against making a personal pitch to then 40 percent and now 35 percent," the delega tes, citing a previo us engagement at Waterloo, Iowa. Castellanos said. "It doesn't bode well for the March primary." Before the straw ballot is takeri, the Them are nine othw candidates on the draw ballot. Seven will address the condelegates also will hear from Sen. Robert vertlon. Two of the more popular politicians Dole of Kansas, Sen. Larry Pres.ler of South w hope the voting will give them much Dakota and former Gov. Harold Stazeen of needed nisme recognition are Rep. PhD Crane Mirmewts. Other presidential hOWWS inof Illinois and former Ambassador George eluded on the ballot, but not attending the delegates chosen mostly by lot this swnmer. "Absolutely meaningless," was the way Reagan described the voting Thursday at a campaign stop in New York. "I don't expect anythIng." Light District Out - For Jet Repairs To Rest By Thanksgiving I I LONDON (UPI)- The dollar moved upwa rd on world money marata in ugi traiin today, % every* exce* 8rttaln, where new government restrictions on credi t boosted the pound sterling, 3 Sure A - Dollar On Steady Climb Has - . Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Calif. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. have written off the Florida straw vote and are planning ,,,Reagan Considered Put Nixon Should Be Home -D ww . George wu w me VIflWUSLC. a But Cargir's forces are moving to add Kennedy backer, said Mrs. Smith is not at. Kennedy and Brown to the Sunday ballot to tending because of the straw ballot, "but to give a larger tactical victory as the ahowa vialble presence because the Kennedy presidential political arms hosts up. primary csm*p will take off shortly after t he convention." A candidate's name can be placed on National Democratic Party Chairmari John ballot by petWo of 42 delegates from at least 13 countIes. Hazel Talley Evans, a long. White will speak at the opening dinner time Carter supporter and member of the tonight, with Gov. Bob Graham delivering the executive committee, said she already has keynote address Saturday morning. almod all the signatures needed. Most of today's activity will center around Neither Kennedy nor Brown will attend the regldratlon of the more than 1,700 delegates convention, but Jean Kennedy Smith will. She and meetings of the credentials, rules and is the wife of Stephen Smith, director of platform committees. "We've been criticized about the price of Carter organizers gained control of the the fund miser, so we are providing equal access and exposure to the president for all convention Oct. 13 when y 67 county caucuses where about half of the delegates," executive director Greg Farmer delegates were selected and party officials said Th ursday. "For the price of the 110 and office holders who appointed the rest registration fee, everyone gets a chance to went almost exclusively in the Carter corner. 5 and hear the president." Supporters of presidential hopefuls Sen. I I ,,~\ 1~ ,~( i..ai ...an dinner. 't ~ ,~`, f4lo who primary (jele ates Kennedy's national campaign. -- . IN BRIEF ~W" Meany QU its !' " '.(_- __ ~%%. J~ Labor Tnrone .,Ir EveningilemN EDUCA TION GETS SALUTE Sc in in ole Cou nt American people, thank you' .• .. - . .---•-. . -- - . • . . . ., . . . -' '•• . • 11 ' '.11.. .• 'S.- - • - • .- - ................... - •1 �. ... • . • ,• • . What's in a name? Plenty _ Especially If it Isn' t pronounced Or ipillid 4 Altbou# there Is an abonice of jailers to aq on WE msni, Dad dose not need '*." 4toched to his bundle. And Ibm aom.thvi,. ailor rebels and prefers to be called Jibe Doe L People's names and Was have always caused 1uslon. if on. Is titled, one Is a$ to wed to onto that I.D. to add more dldlarilon to an u'dlnaiy I refus, to got on the "ML" kick It this rrftlng, but ma married women still ha asdiquatid "Mrs." attached to their names. ked turtiis,, many . maid to Mr.. Jim Dee. (soccask,IbaveasdagVI, flowers enema mdi monildo. SWft the cud cm be a pmd.. For such lnformalfty, a Mr.. Jibe Doe aiim oid. Jasie? But Jan. Who? And Jan. Doe seems .., . When h _ - e - - ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ up name of bar u4mbend. o For the sake at Miqalts, plean use the If you we not op on the propir than try common sums. Ask at now somebody. (tT.ci nuns. - Patient Without Voice Box Now Has 75% Speech - GOi'lbDo ' OMrI1ING... THE CAMBODIAN REFUOEE&. OUT NOW CAN' You EXPR ANGER, GUJL.T, ADNg, $4ORROR AND This reduced a marked the lirottimsIn raol our dtiamu irnandavin fear. say that we have rides a cau ious adversaries are Thanks to Mr. policy, hodile with co __ ____ t Ecuador and Peru have also been talft dips towud popular MIeveram The former has Its firM popularly 41_011 ad pr-14r4 after 15 years of ai*hcrttarlan rvle, and been gradually soft its grip on the latter In preparation for Elections ned your. The three Andgsn natkris have thus or— maiged hopss that democracy may have a mom pro'nkthgiatws than ft has bed apsd in the Latin world. Together with Colombia __ being ezentad to to foreign oil. onomy and our th g the Eisenhower mitoldoir M fcrtais as a all In a abooling is In tioulde sedy uio.aMul. One By DON GRAFF Forawhilsthune,ftapçiearedtoogoodtobs mm. Aftus' more than a decade at typlcafly Latin American military rule, Bolivia elected a civilian presided sony this year and the army adually allowed him to tak. power. As ft Is turning out it was too good to r-"i troth for long. The y coop that has nowprsclpltd.& bloody dred ftithig and raised the prospid olclvllwarinBollvlaisbadnewsnot onlyfor thatAndeannetlonitsslfbdfons.veralollta s hsipy add. as bdiation and b. wedon't"haveft The Spleen Family (right) will be featured at the Annual Gospel Sing, sponsored by the Sanford Fire Department for the Firemen's Benefit Fund Inc., which will be held Friday.Nov. 23 from 7 p.m.. midnigh t at the Sanford Civic Center, according to W.C. Galley, assistant fire chief. Advance tickets may be pun. chased at either fire station or from Galley, who is the program chairman. Also featured on the program will be: the Florida Boys, the Lancers Quartet and th e Marshall Henson Quartet. Advnce tickets are adults, $4; children 5 It years old, $2 and children, 1. 4 years old, free. Adult tickets purchased at the door will be $5 each; Refreshments of, coffee, cold drinks and hot dogs will be on sale. Door prizes will be awarded. Has Lost huil4vthg Day, minulat their ts economic backta.arsmal at an GATHERING Democracy \' FU&TRATIQ,4... I ___ A GOSPEL VIEWPOINT (#.. Asour'\ PV dU&T HE1IAM AGAIN-PUCK. BUSINESS WORLD _ begaitoadllkeacommuri$y,adsmocrdlc and Venezuela, How Loud, How Long . d sad bad coedsrwsl* to the "k'y rngbn.s so pralidil he roglcs.Conourth4 their Isusno,, they playd a condnudive role In this yew's Nicoriguan crisis, rg." moisrIti course open the ended lane.. .'s — ___ ____ ____ £t, ___ c pa i _ ___ _ es :Li .4t4t Ia,i.i ti ju ____ ___ IL " _ _ ____ ___ ____ _____ _____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ .bSs I,tNb hi W IWIPñUi :uihi adheegs teeged fees dud ui I • '' m_,,.,, , ( '. '. 4' _______ FLORID _ _[1 ......tl tt. tA4 , 1ekI.. aw.L. w,w. Members can to with or without a bathing suit in compist.ly private booths perfect for ugly and the chubby because they can The phone rings. "Ijud had an operation and I have a horrible hospital color," he said. "I want a tan!" me receptionist says It only takes about a in public. week to develop a deep, bronze glow. Behind the receptionist are 10 small rooms. me bright blue light can be seen bouncing off the ceiling. Customers are assigned a room, then shed their clothes, don special goggles ..,.....1_....J i._.....__.a l.._ .at. auu .iq L.. uwu ..L.. Iuwvrlzu muTurvu wn, - get a tan without appearing in a bathing suit P1w-a-Tan Is located In a business cornpIei sandwiched between MatInees World eat1ve Exercise Gym Equipment. The tenperaturewas la th.upper Hoona recent ..A1ai.ma.ip uwwvu.. .j .,,ai,,I. ,i.,.h.,I r- .__ - ftst.ctomy On Next 'Dallas' __ NEW gum (UP!) . tIN. Iii umn rw.uulu... uiui. DMad.$ wh. is hi.r'-4 TilIhIiee • aaIpis to Amerlia was dM1 ke a at ad VI a ---i-u lbs days whesuatlbs Jeak mm. ldUng"pi wets ases Bapa*ad slshe .0 øuW lids ad Gip s IS heir alleged OM " an, a urlrr, he im unI ommmed abed m.' 0 PH 322 0352 I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY k Ill, IS be. biNil ISd Ina. k .,, s T$. ba's ' • II ume; ..,, Art Futivd PHONE 10% OFF ARTTI0RS 711$. N.y. 437, L$Mwsel TONY INSURANCIg 0 2417 FRENCH AYL ° 7 0 Barbers Bel Gddes. art imitates uubi. 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"We ask them, 'Are you going to be nude?' They are a little shocked atflrd, but we explain that white areas exposed for the first time might be extra sensitive. We recommend they come In for five to eight days In a row,- and we increase the exposure each AN LOW COST 0 RK _____ 0 _ AUTO g " UK wrow ION Ma* _ Newborn have been perched in trees, watching and waiting for the approach of a deer. They come down only to sleep and eat. "Karl and l spend just as much time aswe can In the woods, especially during the first nine days," said Mrs. Newborn. 67 and a 28-year veteran hunter. We take our guns and our tree stands, and Into the woods we go." - ____ __ iqq. - ___ _____ r ' the glans front door and adored the n.ei*Ioii bathed in light. ci ws*s to that pile Rid Coed lock, Barbara Brown , manager of P.Tan, Now, a few inMates and a 111th money ares. Exposure on the first visit varies from said business has been so successful the firm mare's a mural of a susdy beach on the seconds to two min utes, with exposure In- is looking to expand. iitmbsats both lbs mess and the sweltering wall. Tanned young women answer the creased to about 15 minutes "once there Is a hears t — h a scorching sun. She said mem bers are not necessarily the The Plan-a-Tan Family Tanning Salon telephone. and grad cidomers. There are good base." well4odo many are working people who epused tires months ego In a small shopping plants,the occasional glublab from a water Many of the customers are women, but the wag the "California look." cesir, and already more thus 1,450 people hoWe dispenser, the throbbing but ci disco members range from surfers to truck drivers "It's the California look. Most of the people have paid a $41 membsrp he that entitles music and a firs . ids)sir cosopicuoushy to doctors. who come In here are Californians going East moaded Is a corner, to 11 seseloss mdsr tasu 4'ig lighis. "People at all ages come here from 15 to to visit friends or relatives." ___ '. me OCALA, Fla. (UP!) Once during the deer season at Ocala National Forest, a hunter came up to Karl Newborn and said, "Hey, there's agray-halred lady way up lna tree back there!" Newborn sm iled, "Yes, I know," he told the other man. "That's my wife, thank you." Since the dart of deer season Nov. 10, Karl and Mildred - period IS. Bid now, someone has found a way toseuswwhkiqtosam.klseedsodhe,n Ifoslasm. Acquiring the coveted brass tone always teak time, pstimee and lots of oily lotions. ointments and ad"& And ft all that work, ___ ____ Deer Hunters Find A Natural High —w - ____ _ - ORANGE, Calif. (UP!) The sims mcbsd Wide. cilodhern California have always provided sunwerabippers ___ with the • _ - California Sun Worshipers Can Now Bronze Bodies In Private ____ ____ During an Interview Wednesday, Uvesay put his Index finger against a pencil-thin, Inch-long hollow tube protruding from the Adam's apple region of his neck and said: When Livesay covers the air pipe in his neck, the effort to "Dr. Stallings was a ray of sunshine ins garden of despair." It was pretty close to normal speech and very distant from speak expels air from the lungs. This moves upward and esophageal speech a kind of speaking made by belching. vibrates cords and soft flesh at the back of the throat, allowing His speech also was more natural and normal compared to him to speak. electronic voice boxes that make patients sound like robots. Th e Uvesays were in New York Wednesday with Stallings, a "I say Stallings Is a lifesaver," said !ivesay's wife, Aim, surgeon from Mercy Hospital in Des Moines, and Dr. Mario "because Wayne said he had decided he wouldn't have any Stafflerl of Piacenza, Italy, to tell reporters about the surgical surgery couldn't talk nearly normal. I guess if that frontier that has been crossed providing Instant speech for I happenedIfthhe cancer patients whose lar yn xes are amputated. e cancer would have killed him." About 10,000 Americans each year have their voice boxes Uvesay,prison watch commander at the California Institute removed. for Men in Chino, said 95 percent of his job Is speaking. "If I had had to take time to learn esophageal speech I would Stallings has done almost a hundred of the operations and have had to retire," he said. Staffierl has done hundreds on patients around the world, each Uvesay, who stopped smoking in 1951, has had voice using different techniques with about the some result. problems on and off over the years. Other surgeons with their own versions of surgical redoAfter removing Livesay's larynx, Stallings made substitute ration of the larynx will meet for the first International vocal cords out of transplanted tendons, then made tiny slits In Symposium on Surgical Restoration of the Voice after Total his windpipe and esophagus. Laryngectomy Sat urday in Des Moines, Stallings said. ' Plan -A-TOn ; _____ - 1 ____ ____ - box made from transplanted tendons by Dr. James0.Stallings Uvesay could talk with about 75 percent of his normal ___ - ____ 'I say (Dr. James) Stallings is a lifesaver, because Wayne said he had decided he wouldn't have any surgery if he couldn't talk ne arly normal. I guess if that happened, the cancer would have killed him.' - ___ -- _ NEW YORK (UPI) An Iowa doctor reports restoring 75 percent of normal speech to cancer patients whose voice boxes are removed. Wayne Uvesay is his Exhibit A. Uvesay, a former World War II Air Force navigator and now a resident of Riverside, Calif., had his cancerous larynx removed in 1977. The very day of the operation, however thanks to a voice • By um POPE ft uj se trying to cat noise th UPI tur9- Writer wboisphinitaNtoNdBAVOIdd be the moot NEW YORE (UPi) Codr$hhig isles Is tqiedepprsadi,HigIsaoit to med .ocMI 419=2 111 lebsonnel cultural sydimia sipusirive uno bat loti of om n are Bo Is livia. Political md labor hours ban5 ___ wading money b taking a "4Wc ap wrong to esine ii Is the mod ad such reduction would solve continued to talk back to c.ep IsMor "' prc&b to it he woru the I5flL Albeft Pletwich ,.and, *1101116 even Mbmd.rMasig at OSHA rules and orcsJ to endure try talk Ow vacumu motmcoweglng,tbm.qpuwetebedodes ii Europe half, general lsranoe ci how .asars lo n" dean., that emits a Was level of N dIA, abed' bins. within the armed forces. really allude piçls rush piu,Ii firms to Is MIII imdsr the WSH7 OW an IIbeIf period," he ToJftwllMIIhIVlJ,lthl1hiuOlMa,5ft has L.;:3.d so cites In Iin Ammics, a led to be sure," aid A. hut ftIt, Risk i,- vws Miss World, dufu# ci lb. that .tdsr. A we a Uttle• n,oioti,n Is a I VMS* pudinl ci t±, Mv è Nei** bme. dlitsteui and med be altorked idlvIA.IIy, is at a nsdl" A.W IN I. our acind1'' ciir. died Heneser, NJ, n.iu.mit "me med theOfft be a OM to 'ludi as opprosdi cm be devt1y U. be to mellon i.ikm.' wi throu. Is very ad wish to. well, either,'! eat the day to dddMIe jed how musk 1d althy, growing peadve md ad ft's jed pusible that the : dikmssaiemcy tkSlo silt aelestbsyatenpuidto.dihu," mrahmqpdlddunotvaqgdeswlthft' Bocsusssl*tleiebswsabid the seeds (joe the wise ci dmguros levels are Inasoraltelthellw,at.n,dcendr$ia. Now tyad havoc with d',diilrlalasiszhssrW.heaild, "lbs that would really be c'Thy. N iNfo and early really aisles cy on'Ir-r to pal goad phip ubid usiss rsductien med be M%Eke the batter messy hr bad, whius the muss coitus hi Varying ways, llqgl. aid. Ecsdisg sound _____ A"dIOIh ci words have bess prided and a rt, deviate oy tende to delay t' -y adlsm." abeeiW barriers ever {OIy or to ft is Its ifl*elhv, bat may Iderelve with attend abed ibm may be rogardsd as a The WIS oc,npr'r opus &slve. en "alisiadivé" ibl7or other mmdadw epuiditne. naveldiom In the American Deep heath, but. we .dmgsrot -Ibm pr11'y ci'y In ,s the mae mute to the - these ci Ms key 7Wmsksit saed.d as proper .sw washer, ,.d to dures asia lidi lees el-s us'thilm Ibateis Isisi, cadMium I. IesekedMg. 4tjç c Id*'ealacy,He.jlemid,Wdlnealthe sald planned u1? psir"'1y —j an. isles oi. l-diNWihiattobiy.uI7 ,,,i. -wit with this city isys mote abed hew for 1 sad years. Id ad mod adh.*ai,stobeel- alowauisekL'1bmcmrsthe wrkmg p(p: 'MsteoItkmnollb.easyway* mid 1 op by iIlMim ci 4II" s$ rf') we do and all the '1" we fo Usa II pews shieS the firM ONIA say," sbm si deli drVs ad Is men o Twi ibm the piper way," he RId Anes Jr., black $IM S isle pellotlen wits pd hi * mayerdud dike Alakuns ely. sh175,wsseemto sit Ths that hi usisratasil, he aid, is lid llIea d,tbemijerputcihleflrui's noones ci reosud Arringlas's_victey margin. was ez. M,ctural to HA riles deal w esws hi — lMI km *Ad fern be geld IS k Ikern rdbsnIkmths,,wndmisegssmdedM info cmsuM rudcilbe* lurpdsingly, Heggi. said, .qilpmost isiam ON a Ascerdlog I. the ORIA ad, verities at is. 11 pureed at wwt. mie.ipuuretoaaadledd IDMded$'VsuIsi wed hi cat the MIS vets. In a td mete th is rly aesey, lbs I Day to be in U$Aisaqtvbsura day, w.i bass isths—'-as krehi$dIA i4de to the cod at tr .cti'i. .d.t for lb. Mae. - NOV. Ii, 1flp-5 SPINDALE, N.C. (UP!) Fudgey appeared to be an or. "Soon ft became a regular thing," Mrs. Greene said. "A awhile to draw people to his display. The Greenes, however, front of the boat. Fudgey pointed behind the boat and held It," dinary duck when Hobert and Rose Greene found him at Lake pattern developed. Wherever Fudgey pointed, Hubert would declined. Mrs. Gree ne said. "I said 'duck's on point." e two years ago, but since then the family pet has turned catch a flab." During the same-boat show a bikini-clad model told Mrs. Greene told his wife he had already fished at the rear of the PO Greene's bed tWilag buddy. Although Fudgey has never assisted Greene In a tour- Greene she was thinking of quitting her job because of the boat and It was useless to try again. Mrs. Greene said she Faey Is so good at the sport he has been barred from nament, his a nt jm made a celebrity at boat shows duck. finally convinced her husband to try fishing at the back of the artIc1patlng on the National Bass Trail, a series of fishing and seminars and have "Everyone w gained him at least one television apas coming over to our display to see Fudgey boat again. toamameda for members of the NaUonalBase Angler SoJety pearance. His picture Is even painted cii the couple's van, and no one was looking at the boats where she was modeling," After casting his line several times, Greene netted a 121 Fudgey doesn't catch the fish, he merely points to their "Hubert Is always speaking at different bass clubs and he Mrs. Greene said. pound bass Fudgey's largest prize. location. usually takes Fudgey with him," Mrs. Greene said, "One day "One man in Charlotte offered us $1,000 cash for h im ," she Greene said Fudgey has pointed to other fish, but the "One day he was watching Hubert fish when viddenly he laid he got a call from Atlanta about doing a bass seminar. But they added."My answer was, 'Could you sell your own child?' His majority of his catches have been bass. k (his neck) Out draight and pointed towards a bush on the said they wanted hizntodolton one condiuon—hebrougin the final offer was $4,000." ,When he sees a bass over six pounds he bobs his head do of the lake," Mrs. Greene said. duck." Green said the 2-year-old duck's fishing sense usually Is and down while his neck Is outstretched and makes an excited Greene threw his fishing line in the water where Fudgey was At one boat show in Charlotte, the duck's popularity was so accurate but he still questions his pet's reliability at times. type quack." Mrs. Greene said. "In other cases, he'll point at a Pointing and caught I 4-Pound bass, overwhelming one exhibitor asked if he could borrow him for "We were at a lake in Florida and Hubert was fishing at the fish until It's caught or we leave the area." ___ "A! leed 1" I answered. Not iftift aponsoldwhisodalladaboda in eHsrald - JansDos. The nop am im said call Jane Des, Langwoot "I WI5IIthSSSYOaiI IflNTIid WOIDM would their husband's names In public ann.aicsm.ots," do mid, "or have a talipiLoll, listing In their nane.." holiday And new to griMIng cards. People as's searching t r ugh sabeft porsonalinid cork Many we In the dark abed having nasnes tuipnided on the cords. Some think the prided name Is. social cachet while dbms prefer a parsonal not, with a sirature. FrJOay, 'Fudgey' Duck Is No Quack At Finding Fish For Its Owner inWOW Ods wkb ,they the husband's owns fiM: Mr. md Mrs. Jibe Jue and Mrs. j. John J; or Omural and Mr.. Jibe Doe. ___Either m may be used firM, Without ' ithSOMM'5 but ft may main more so the husband's some CM Mind aim such as Jane and Jibe Doe. In lI the fnlly, the fr's no= Comm apcotrvphs Ii IDCOUE() fiiM: The Des ( J*, Joe, Mary and Jim lobrmelity is the i. po. . . However, a widow may use her lat. husband's or her omi A &,roa never ass the n na . Evening Herald Sanford Fl. The fol1othg guldolbiw may be helpful: so Ithpusonat A yoimg Mmd recently amooncsd her wed Ingsngagumsd. * WIidWMdfrM, Iksd Who tbalxky mm was, abe rid I pspuiar AS1 "How may do you bow by that nam.? abs ALL MINI WRANGLER wm srnm CksingOd(atir,55S OIMsw sWear— NOW IUV FOR CHRISTMASI Rmnky and City Clerk Mary Nation. PopUs am Phil* JUmme". sesn Juvenile Arbitration Program Receives Honors id at dike Files .1 the dtise ci Ailments jjt isdiu. pecid ciths jvvsills curt case 1usd was ad her he bald It 3 pa. ad (a.fflbujy, I. Mary, tagwsod, SMIrd hahed by adider cilisms aft as coat and 1wir beIbyUIIa ad Wide *' saILwIS1w'1u6 app.hiisd aridrdws for reolving the" jflI ou=d amdl*cm* adft U. & *, Ld £* (SIb mat-*", c.ndyJ.vsileAridratlas "a.e , rur aHede Mis dM),sa,$shW HoadW, (rid Pregrim was developed by cP'tw ci ft Is eaIh'iM.d that Um prugrans provided k*dirn as .14). C1' i -s11101111111104ad Sembels Candy alleges opurdlen is Oct sor den lbd saved do taxpayers of Seminole pe01j js a d1wAft is ftft%mmw*"WJftt*gdc"d 1, 1171 In do bd pew 'ci sperdios, N County in .scass of 1150*. . e hW 10'r 5-num / / I 3S%Off wl1 srGvys&Gds 3334171 Ni FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 5743 IACIO$$ PROM THE POLICE $TAT*rn 0 �anford Fl. Friisy, Nov. 1L 1979 BLON DIE !11 kE5 WE ECT surr FOR W -b~ DYNAMIC EXECUTIVE ACROSS 42 Made used to 44 Mythical herb 46 Poultry by Chic Young lt Ar I! 35o, rr I4PEAKS FOR rTHArSEAU. product Breckenridg. Answer to Previous Puzzle ________ 1 N[U AJN Of UfO N BraneDon 't Eat rD T ,NI 1f T0tIRE it Q , 1 V_I1$11 IL 5 TOO 1 _9M A 0 K 0 L NUb o H1 servant 56 Infirmities $ •11 ä DEAR DR. LAMB —I have l3First.rate 58 Fertilizer ARISRN N AY never, en'thLngaboi*the (comp. wd.) 59 Mine product PLAINT Dr 14 Gallic 60 Polynisian $ poslleadverseeffects of too affirmative god LU 1N1A 1 much bran In the did. I have . L1 15 lnner(prefix) 61 uestioris ILL t 1N1 readt1ttierelsiucha thlng 16 Softening 62 Sunflower a 1 0 Lamb 115 NCA device as too rnucl* bulk. I eat bran state (abbr.) 17 Chirp 63 Loh.ngrin's 10 Courtroom 38 Wolfsbane daily because it seema that 18 Snow runner bride procedure 39 Yank ft's the only effective food, 19 Beside (prefix) 64 Being (Lat.) 11 Overturns 41 Mine workers other than laxatives, that will 20 Spy group Regimens 19 crony union (abbr.) work onmy system. Ii this all 22 DOWN 21 it is (co~trj 43 Solna inaeubw the amount of trim (abbr.) right? 23 Indignation 24 ass through 1 Mesdames 45 Egg part (p1.) 25 Teheran — The old DEAR READER in the diet a Pezion may ex• by Mart Walker a sieve (sbbr.) 47 Nut (ci.) flOt1flOtI amounts native good perience pbrase "too much of a 26 Moral 2 Jerk (colloq.) 26 Chances 48 Ibsen 951. 'I1a Is very un ITS LOST WHATEVER .29 Hurries thing" applies to almost of 3 Hazed 27 Wind character 33 Capable comfortable, particularly to everything. we neeti mushIne 4 Trouble TA5TE IT 4AP instrument 49 Unwrap 34 By mouth 5 Family already are g u we get too much, we are people who 28 Swiss moun 51 Orient 36 Cooking fat member sunburned and repeated having -colon problems. taineor's song 37 Author of 6 Belonging to 53 Displeases 30 Timer the Usually this phase will paas exposure Increases Raven" you 54 Other 38 Arab country 7 Explosive 31 One (Ger.) of skin cancer. We and the colon will adjust to the chances • 39 Harmony in 32 Snow slider 57 Ma. West (abbr.) need oxygen to stain iii. inst Increased amounts of bulk. pitch 8 Cars 35 Musical 00 much can Cause oxygen Another approach is to very 40 Entice 58 Actress West 9 Pius syllable poisoning and death. We need gradually Increase the bran In 1 ~2 3 4 5 8 7 8 food but too much, par. the diet, thweby avoiding ticularly of rich foods, will having the colon to have to 12 make such a blg adjustment lead to obesity. all at once. 115 Yes, there Is such a thing as iT There are other important too much bran in the diet for - aspects to managing the — 18 . 19 20 21 some people. The Incressed bowel besides Just increasing by Art Sansom bulk appears to decrease the the bulk —— — — — diet. Th give 22 23 24 25 absorption of some vltiiiil'is you Information on this, I am /aou.y, iwi, i — — — — — and minerals. For this reason, __________ sending you 1% Health 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 people who take large number 2-1, Irritable Or J DONTYIUHAVEOp4EFOR AROUND$80'fl.IATtCAW SPEAK OR F ? f f*1 5 Legend 9 Time zone (abbr.) 12 Female 47 Famous SOCersal grain 52 Tell tales 55 Alley Much Bulk ___ ____ __________ ___ BEETLE BAILEY TO &ive - 11•1 . YEAH, EVERYT14ING GOT YEAH, REMEMBER LIP 6MOKEAWPASI4ES ltl IT wow i-ie USED SMOKING TO COOK WITH TI4AT CIGARET ______ ____________ FOOD 2 - -- I \ TMTV P 146 AOST !Tq MW I t-uijc*,u RaLE 1W ER i*1 ,,I1 BL K - - - - BUT THE GOVERNMENT _______ SHOULD SET US AN EXAMPLE DOES THE THING AN AWFUL GERNMEN1 LOT OF ITSELF! r WASTE ELECTRICITY IS THMCECIcSI.- eoosTA, g ___ ENERGY, I BEING USED MCVRNWW=ZED RIC•LWT SHTM CARTS - CqvW..i ~j JS 0411111 by Al Varm..r I THIW WE L06r SOMETHING M%"HE"! socially. fYLVIAO.i I 'TK W 'U HLPL.IN') INOT A fH*EP Oi'J I'M A FV IN# FAR CLON1 flor.. Muot ftn - will fl7 I Ov the top, profk" 19) Be tionarim Put forth To adIliIiiaoo ym n*Jdar"M - 1k-. -. I . _ .1 'his - way! W tm wholis oeb" wwol lowase. . for 1 1 1 1 FRANK AND ERNEST by - - - -._,_----( - - - era EDUCATORS INITIATED --a - Of 7be Knight's of Columbus Hall, Sanford was a merry-go-round of festivity at the First k;;ual Cake Carousel, a decorating contest and auction t the Children's Home Society and Crippled Children, both United Way agencies. According to Joan Cameron, I'Everything went fine but nobody showed up for the auction." But all was not lot. Auctioneer Wayne Blechis auctioned the donated cakes off later at the Sanford Auction to help the benefit. , wi .. . is Five were awarded w we uvi ,i nt.,i .aa • n. s#iviliOfl$ Divisions" including: sncxuuiflg. iuflfl1 Riley, nis Cocoa, Beginnen Division; Unda Bech&, Sanford, Intermediate; Bmda RaW, Longwood, Ad- ----A , —I international educators' society. "pins" chapter Initiates, from left. Janet Miller. Leah Renner, Beth Whigham and Sandy Jennings. Ile other initiates are Sue Burton and Karen Coleman. , . • . -. . . i4.&i • - . . Woodward, Dank CoschWano, 14M ''Ia RobedL ,orri Roberts, Rachel Riley, IAWya Elberry, AMM Roberts and - Jun 441W St jgWW a la-M to, was a Divisiss" for her earesel cake. weesie pass,. by T i st hinking about buying a wrong. Just tell him that "hot" color television set and anyone who knowingly buys also a "hot" movie ProJector. "bot" merdiandise stands to Frank. He is delightful The man who wants to sell share In the gnat of the tmft company and wants to marry ff cwsht. them got than from someone —Who sWd the me. Now for the probl tew years are who stals to support his drug the happiest? For Frank has two married Abby's new A habit. daughters (whom I have booklet."Whot Teenagers ,, , never met) who want to run ,. ,.. Want to Knew," write Abby: my £ • L. are so afraid .' iii. life. LHc would 0 buy £J I.I57 Dr., Beverly HIU . or "nb M DEAR ABBY: neighbor that someone is going Calif.stamped MiL Enclose $1 and a these items even though we loog, advantage of their father that across the way keeps (28 cents), seW can get them way below cost, they can't stand, it. (His wife in front of his window dark addressed envelope, please. died two years ago and he's naked,1 not uy them someone else catch accidental don't b glimpses of him In this state. that he has been dating!) When Frank W= me out, He actually stands by the Abby, I don't want any part when his window that way hoping to be we have to of a deal like this, but how can dauglsters wiif°not find out noticed. I have reported )jfl I convince my husband that about It. Alm, whim he coma to On police. but they my he is it.8 wrong? to my home he takes a "so in his own home and Uwe is NONAMEORTOWN, PLS. no one will ass his car parked nothing they can do about It. He halt a wife and dW&en. in but of my house I How con 1onvince Frank but he does this while they are that it's time he lived his own not at home. life and quit worrying about Should I tell his wife7 I don't what Ids daughters think? NNIE know her my but I will BACK It ,- speak tot! you titInkItwill NEWCOMER! do g ood. asb ::dabe OWfl .msting NEIGHBOR wk thowl nor It "!'• W~ — dii"418IN to ad a 8.9" lisan wbe DUR NEW: Tw issinis Dear Abby First place ribbons were awarded Aim Torres. He Tri*es To Hlede Romance From 2 Married Dau~~~~~11 ters you-aid divorcee in love with a charwift, well-to-do 55year-old widower I'll call Cocoa, Open; and Tlna Ir a hoto ld P Roberta Richards, right. president of Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha I)elta Gamma, • Festivity Welc6me Wit.) SPIDIR.MAN ,-1,, - irma.. 1 Cake Carousel "Menr' - GooRound knew thit-YD— W04 to fein - - Wool Al :, situtloins today. Dam# YowwIlbeemmpewthilin of bomb E1111111 WI Ith. ace. IS tinting the Odds a Iltiamith doss. NmPAPR524TEurRaiAMN.) 7`1111111 prdmw do" do tivielord YOL Lou 0" 211) to mom(1sh. Personal of dLdm'tUke uiav collly d$Uci Your Ming gala u e cipthtaiiy dIOI ekanres, but beggars cant be &" care Of 00 fl.WSPO IWP wm 111 9*0 ban to*- Drub cOdd Come Phil, i He was are" woe per, P.O. 111" W R"d City laft. y" dow k am@ to WWq"tsftftQ*WWFMI that wed ho of Station, Now York, N. V. 919of . __ yow lock to competitive suporse6ywaoeoruv~ - - H Wh did he pby or the drop? As the Pro- VOW bed .1.it, bet also Ired today, let yoerss of l'uwjr 'rI Mrs. ILD. Wssloy. - _ by Stolfel a HIhndIIII YOU WLP 44Y furrANP members of the Woman's Club of Sanford. - BRIDGE A----- UGS BUNNY F. Roes Harris, International chairman of the General FederaUon Wnm.n'a Cluhi ((PWC tn.IrIn in ______________________________ ___________________________ ' . About 90 members of the Woman's Club of Sanford attended the November luncheon and general business medlng which was held at the club house ina setting of colorful fall arrangements. Following the luncheon, Mrs. E. Ross Harris of Jacksonville, chairman of International Policy of the General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC), spoke to members on International affairs. Mrs. Harris pointed out the following areas of concern: lax immigration laws, balance of trade and building up atmod forces. Mrs. Ned Julian, Jr., reportedon work of the Junior Woman's Club, and announced the opening of Heart Park on Nov. 19. Mrs. Walter Glelow, club president, presided over the business session when routine reports were given. Luncheon hOdeUSI were: Mrs. William Norris, chalnnan, Mrs. J.O. Huff, Mrs. A.L Hunt, Mrs. Robert Joseph, Mrs. Herbert Larson, Mrs. Percy Mercer, M R Partin, Mrs. Fort Poole, Mrs. Gilmer si.j u. u.... ...i... n.. ___ . AT Of Concern 1. should he - WIN 14 r --- - Told International - - - - - - /7/ 01 PRISCILLA'S POP CDME ON! WK-WE GONNA POSE, F:DR A PCMRra WITH MR.901 1 S BALL OF NC7 Women - - been hoping for are likely to shinIng cvndMm tend to mentionedthatparticularly In the diet a long n It Is well be realized this coming year. work to your advantage thefirst three or four weeks of Luck will play a pot. Your today. you cogm be practical approach will do the Irb a J"vlinture rest. "off"n W02M(0d1*1 " )-', TAUMM(Apo The more trying UN situatim What could be the mory pronounced youir be wiorking in conjunction see If you can figure out NM= it-is leadership qualities will with poultners will bow be made his contract. #Qit be the ona You'll bm 9441 You are looking at all the ior was ay. mom nd had bopW for the social nature. LAST WWT what Has absted for yo In Zt%bination. Go= (may 21-im 30) $64 - #533 year following ym *tb* Getting back to the actual You be" the knack Of WKQ11973 WAS by sonift for yow copy of '"'' r4st led back #I 843 OtW tik fWW MloftLeti to their at AdroOraph Lr. *illols $1 TbvA you 1111141 Professor mile& for each to AstroGrapbo lot= Box d=M be able to tdo nun 0 He drew url $AK1017 09, Raft Cky Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to speft opportunities and turn them his own a Tie low dub ard dultmay. West Into UM mos. #AK date. played the six and the tight 4419114 uGrffmm (Nov. si. ICANM (June 21-my n) was played from dumm vulnerabla: North-South Dec. 21) Ambitlions, you b" Doin't duly yourself wily East won with the ckli Dealer. 811111111111111 (Wool card) and led = a portwdtles for social, oi. to raun co be achle"d yog CoWd be woo Nora sm uo diamaL today. govidn*l South cooked the am and 14 the Ilk of 9 you let not In do mamw which s a• Pass 44 king of diamonds and was your . a . ri.s.gi an p_ p, p Wed tn1I. .w. CAPRIMN • an. tZO(JialyI$Aag.fl)Trud r4owcameaclubtodummy's 19) Good thho caki b"= mattm which men m dropping Wests king W OP@ft bad: 9 K a club Wd. After a moment's to Ym U*Y through ftMb something to yn biandally 'thought , the Professor and nces you know or I8Iy THM GUYS AR MR V= C0i=1EWM L__Up - - - - ___ ____ hi, Howie cehI4. D grasses and strawflowers. Simply tie t U mixture In the bottom of a box. lAy flat Leaves and ferns may be preserved in the oven, too. flowers such as zinnias face down; lay one part glycerine and two parts warm Most flowers will dry in one or two minutes with the microwave oven set on flower heads aren't touching. Then hang TOM drying mixture around the fl owers, and j split the en ds of the branches to increase Its highest set ting. After one or two I think most everyone can appreciate e th flowers upside down in a dark, well DAVIS absorption of the mixture. Then pour m possible, cover the box with a lid. the beauty of a weflinade dried flower yon tiloted 1g in utes, remove the flowers from the for two to four weeks. Urban three or four Inches of the glycerine and arrangement. Not only is drying flowers oven, but allow them to remain In the Horticulturist Most flowers take approximately two water solution into a glass jar and Insert a fairly simple procedure, but ft can Tall grasses and .eedpods should be Silica Gel. Check about every two weeks to dry. After this time, carefully the stems. Add more water If m provide you with a chance to create your dried Wright In a tall coritainer to retain in utes for dryness. remove some of the drying mixture from evaporation occurs. It will take at least own personalized arrangements. their nat shapo and C1V$• around the flowers until you can see two weeks to dry the leaves. Many delicate flowers such as violets For drying such flowers as marigolds, Ue tablespoons of wilodized salt to some of the flower. Uft the flower There are several methods you c• " The qckest method of drying flurs and fen are especlully good for pict ures todry flowers. For flower arrangements, roses and zinnias, powder mud be used. each quart of the mixture to keep the carefully with yo ur fingers. Use a tooth- Is to use a microwave oven. Put the nd other art work. Th e various uses for you should air-dry delicate light plants Equal parts of yellow cornmeal and flower's color bright. pick to help remove lumps of the mix. flowers In a glass dish, then cover them dried flowers is practically endless. Let such as Baby's Breath, goldenrod, borax makes a good drying mixture. Add with Silica Gel. Place a bowl of water In your imagination be your only limit. Next, put a one-inch layer of the drying tire. ____ MEEK U This is the time of year when I start getting a lot of questions about various - - - WELL, FOR ONE WHERE a a by Bob Montana . PAD EEK 9 - - - ARCHIE A THE PRESIDENT SlS WE SKOU.D ALl. FINE CONSERVE ENERGY? 100. W amounts of bran won't hurt Spastic Colon And Con. 34 35 36 their system any If they tame stipatlon. Others who want one standard all-purpose this Issue can send 75 cents 37 3 vitam" tablet a day that with a long, stampetl, selfcoitiliti Iron. People who use addressiotl envelope for it. 40 42 43 — ordinary amounts of bran or Send your request to me, In just ordinary whole coral do cue of this newspaper, P.O. 44 45 46 not used to do this. Besides, Box 1551, Radio City Station, — — — — most CO lflSTCi5ll prepared 47 48 4 50 51 52 53 54 New York, NY 10019. corals — are am*fortified Improved colon function Is 55 WIth additional vlt"p1'ii. 56 57 58 good enough reaaontoinclude no other problem Is that at least a modest amount of 61 some people with disorders of bran In the diet. You can got the stomach, pa rt icularly lot of that from taming whole 62 63 64 gastric ulcers, don't tolerate wheat bread and whole grain — — — — — — — — — — _____________________________aIncreased bulk so well. Bulk cereals. There Is also seine evidence _________________________________ ppears to be good for the colon and not so good for the that the Improved colon stomach. However, the bulk function may help prevent in the did will delay em$ying colon cancer - the second HOROSCOPE of the stomach which -is lm- most cotnmoncaiaeofcancer portent to some people, such deaths In both men and BYBEIIMCEBEDEOSO[, as those who tend to have low women In the united States. blood sear an hour or two 'This point Is debated by For Saturday, November 17, 1919 after eating. Th. delayed - different researchers but emptying of the stomach there Is enough evidence to seems to amnoeth thing out suggest that the prudent YOUR BWAY others see only small t aCUOnL person will i AM toward imNOVEM3R 170 1879 frgmn.nIa. C-.---' eI.-Finally. It wnutnafhmNmf1JhI.Ifrmn 33 n TKAM Ho To Dry Flowers For Personali '*zed Arran ements 1 - - - 38 - 41 Nov. IL 1979-7* Garde ni ny - - - - - THE BORN LOSER MO1OUR FAThEI5 J 1 F 1 "The ________ OVER THE 5OD I _____ W4GLING F . _______ E .- OURSELVES •• sta i.e. an jss, . bv 1111111b Sweetw6ter Club Bazaar Saturda j4 visit from our to- A call from you will bMrding a p o sdativis. She hiss birochum. civic Infonrdtlon; and to help with your shop- 7110 Swodwdw Oaks Womm's aub will have Its am" ,. 1• •. •• •- . • OW - , ':11 w.•• __....• jj —. - . . -. :mmul . —•-- -. - T. K. . . igosiss b'dede sewing, flower arrsmsnts, pins cone W D'slp ZOII$ -- Wan $ws now from 10a.m. udil Z p.m. . • . . - - - , - be a oboppl% am for •.. . AMP I1iJ 'I iL Ii ___ - :1 1 •. • - .•.-... . -;; :: . • - . • •. ____ - .. ' v. - '. - . - •. : ft alumeir aileleift d do Aft R m* OW,tod--1iJ of ---tMe mM $nit1—(DAR)ass bkft ncMI ,ima.fluldo OW Cu.Jhs r i - . . - j . . - • -, . .- I •..—-------" ..•-•••• .. aged 11 easdsceratsd 46 1111111111 1W a& Daughrvuv eview Life Of FeSe Key - - ed for them. Also two . X . . Lob W11" — 333-271113 --.- •.--- . ru . - . -. •---•.••-.• 7.71 .- • - -----•- 74 Collins. Ito wine bsu kim the date _ oeNed Sell PAN -_ - - - - . -. .. ------_4 - ' *s. p&1r It Great Garage Sal. Set the.ofof . w - - — _-1- hirings. ,Mt. gI.raud5LYr.dlLWalSss. ____ The Pre1cI Ds,*pnod Coaler, a nonprofit school __ __ C.ftr __ gA gem At ___ - "Oled Germs Sale" Siard.y at the OlD Marc Slide chsiimISHoardfrom9a.m. to * p.m. All preceedo wIllis 1251 iii Office __ atihearteel. - 7 L 1.3 771 �___01111111,iipr - , - - I . C l..-. ' SA-Ivasing - "• -, B1DAR . , - - ....... ,-. •, ,.. - . - -. .-_. •. If'...,-.. . L.gaINotIc. ___________________ - •.. •... - SR 434. PO1Z$ (blando Garden Noon Tb. y IMlan Couh, and towi 01 ow SOIflIlIOlO AilS ITATI Noon Fiday __ p.m. _____ p.iii., Tmc,kUMledCherghseTTlbSif P't Sanford thamber of Commerce. ____ - ____ 141$ Plaintiff VI. IOS' ma relief demanded in the (SEAL) Complalilt. SIll B. Oiler This notico shall be pIsItsd Mao 511.CO each week for four Coil. PublIsh Nov. 2.9, 16, 23,30,1979 Iscutive wseks in the Evining Herald. _____________________ WiTNlSSmyhandand seal this 4th day of November, 107,. Muscular , ged loc0$ I • fenced. AIH, w.w carpet. AvaIl. Dec. 1. 332.1162. -Gsod TNflSI b. Eat _____________________ - 54.500,11.000 w - o hOld. I 154100 op. P151. Multi I en Lake Ada. Just-Is. ii * Stvd. -en 11.91-Is IS3lllSMarIner'j Village. ___________________ ______ ma ______________________ ____ JimmIe Cn, 31$ Palmetto Ave._________________ - - . _____ - iii.E' 31A-DapIexis - __________________ ____________________ 2 BR, ii unturn.. cai-port, storage, patIo, W.D con. nictions, stove I refnig.,. ___ ______ - ________ HIAC,adultsonly. -refpo, sy.s I ____ I LARGE 3 SEDROOM. 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM. CARPETING, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. ECUTIVI CONDITION ON 1 ' - flyi.naqdJ ______ - ________ _______ _____ _____ PSO$S to ygjisdl _____ cording to agest Wsltous bUI'Sd, _____ , _____ to a kduaI a.d ______ bl1sasVIagtbs _________ agils Esed 4)1431U ud lb. I11dQIiS (Miwy wvMied'sspsr-s.Mwy Mid th arrs !!rsto' IM 1.JV$11 i dies Maw ________ _______ Nrlsas Mid "l*IRICSII esj1 __ __ _____ ___ Wit: Section $1640 FlOrida Stahitis FLORENCE WARREN, . . 10. PIaWIII, - ACES. $115 11A11T, 331 1P7. _______ 0 ci 1411 I'V nd 117* $sminsli CUSSIV. PNiWL ___ V$IIIr Ill lictitlitis MM •l engaged Iii bvsiaou uciwwewlsNisjthe F$srIda,ts-wi,: , P1CiNIem Name Statutes, Ts.WIh $rt ________ _____ vu____ lictios $4110 PliØdS Ilelutsi ' of thU $IUItLISII 11 of $idlss 1 PARK led MOUTOOMINY 10*1*1 co., INC. ____ __ I TRY KICHEN, CENTRALAIR I HEAT. CARPETS. SUMASLE °"' . CTION1; . T10 1555 *11 Udiliflen. ia flw 111111 I. '. ' . $5 $.,Csll * ___ 3 sirutna pee 550 1* Ies(* SW - Mid ii._________ of ____________________ IPU'Y P. - . -. -. tCROCUTT 1131* Log SEIGLER REALTY 41s50,l5sJjN1I I BROKER 2433S.MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanf ' 451 1Wi$ Ian UAI w., • GU . - .... WIN 1715 S. French, 333- - Fatigue pants& iack.t ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 SanfordAve. 323.3791 Wholesale Batteries. Guaran. $19.93 up, also buy used. 3416 S. Sanford across from S. Sanora. 372.9331. teed Ave. Save5opct.onanewlpc. DR suite by Trogdon. White contemporary table, 6 chairs & china, $499. I only! Noll's Sanlord Furniture Salvage, *7-97, So of Sanford. 3235721. - ", off of total inventory of brand new lnterspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets Ontyl Free local deilvery. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.37, So. of Sanford. 3271721. FURNITURE I THINGS IuyISeIl Newl Used Furniture 3005. Sanford Ave. 3234533' fth ",'.I,,'e. 11 ____________________ 52-Appliances _________________ Typewriter, $15; Door Aing, new. $12. 372-1320. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.33 used short Toy Partylhavethemerriest Christmas ever. Largest line Agent 339-5*6. - $21 catalog. (nIl now 373 3136 ________ MICROWAVE Couch, matching chair, $30; 3 Push button controls, has burnt orange chairs, $30; Twin Carousel, still In warranty. Mattreis I box sprIngs, $23. $449 Originally •5fl• $494995 - payments of $31 me. AganJ 339. WILSON MAIlS FURNITURE 5311. IUY.SELL.TRADE _____________ originally $314, now $746or mo. Agent 319 4354. guaranteed. Beautiful color 31131SE. First : 33,.q ______________ Dearborn, 10,000 STU unventsd gas heater, auto. pilot control, Ilk. new. 3227013 after 5:30. _______________ __________ _________________ Heat pumps, oil heaters I AC's. All sizes, all guaranteed 90 days. Call 377.3343. 52-Appliances _________________ K ENMOR E WASHER -Parts, Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323447 ___ ___ - CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Dearborn gas htr., vented wail OIMecchandissEveryDa unit, 30.000 STU, lik, new. 333. TryOnel 0451 after 4p.m. ______________ _________________ 20 Pip. Marc.. new cond., S hrs . - Phone: 372.3909 - ____ CIuntp.V*S11, ____ - Ni. lEaNt 'ir-* . J P*WuN1flUI' - 1010010.41 ACRE Is me "U to ' '79 Subaru Brat truck-I wh dr, 2? mpg, reg. gas, low ml, like new. still under warranty. 3336700. 323-3147. 80-Autos for Sale .; =': .. 1972 Fiat 124 Sport, Exc. gas mi., newly rebuilt trans. Very clean, 51.493 322-0955. *960 Pontiac Firebird - Runs good. auto., PS, PB 372.1745 ATTENTION HUNTERS Real clean '73 Jeep Wagoneer. Lots of extras-reasonable. Call 322-4737 Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a puMlic. AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 9O4-2S '72 VW Super Beetle New eng., tires, paint 52430 322 5253 531* fer further detaili. 2 Pam. Carport Salo: PrI. I. Sat, Nov. 141 17, C.S. 110 N. Devon Ave.. Winter sags. Carport Sale: Sunday only, Nov. ii, 101. 1203 Nandolph St. Toys, small appliances, baby goods, sic. Some things brand new. Sat. 3.3, baby & misc. items. Cash only 207 Floyd Ave., Lake Mary Porch Sals.Sazaar: plants, baked goods. woman's Club Sldg,, Ovicbrool Dr. Sat., Nov. 17, U a.m..4 p.m. Sehlnd Mayfair Country Club. 25th to Country Club, ii. on Rantoul. 111 Highland Ct. Like new rock. chair, new oven broiler, toys, worn once bridesmaid's dress, leap wheels and misc. sat. SHOW HORSE For Sale 3334539 mIoI WE bUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins FurnIture, 1011. 214h 14.3334911. WE BUY USED FURNITUREi APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322-5731. - Cash 322.4132 AUCTIOP4. SSUN. NOV. iS 1:00.?. $3.50 adults AC. SMORGASBORD served 11PM -- lesutyCare Iis1fl5i$1i5 lOWER'S bEAUTY SALON Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6131. arpstassnfng Las&Landiceping Tb Steam arpe$ CleanIng. Free 1st. All work guaranteed. 322-4011. CERTIFIED LAWN a. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 327-730 ALL SOULS. SOCIAL HALL. - ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways Iadd ons. Quality work, no lob MEINTZER TILS New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 21 yrs. Exp. 569-$M2. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 133-0707 II FRI. 7:30 P.M. 'DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY-STAY LATE Dell's Auction Center Hwy. 16 West, Sanford 333-3430 Ugistlisuting Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 * AUCTION * van Slat: water dill; desks; metal shety in I all kInds miSc. Items. lnftn, A & B PAINTING Residential I Commercial 3221752 aft S 715-4 137 -, Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm. Remodel & Additions. Call 1315399cr 162-0136 Eutsler Painting & Repair ResidentIal & Commercial Call 365-3312 ONE PHONE CALL S1ARTUA CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULIFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 333364$, - Grooming & ksrng ANIMAL HAVEN Do I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Professional r iMi' Isba da 4 -.- 'ksfL' I; - _ - - . t - 9r .. ' L iiiiN'" IS'Th5.s50 41 • JL S em - 55 55 1$ , £ 1p* of 11 Lt.he .; '' 41, 1 i 'i Wni4iir. *Ea.iuuli, S 0 t:bl - Iii NON. intlaI 2 ____ "' - MI'11N-*O 'W, .' - ..- OSNOP gm 5W 55: : TSR $ . SI ____ __ fl&i psily__ .: snem.m Pm 677-1101 Fl•tchers pressure cleaning servIce, mobile home, semi VINS 3 SI 55115. ' U' buIldIng Terms an IYThNNS MUST S011191111 7lacreswgeiwvove TTIM-45 ••fl•• . - pl p,;,.:!'P. 4 -- - 3$ wasl5lo I _ - SuN *sdlsmw INSULATION Sifting. blao.lg. 1ACO Fssm, Ilbs'glas I CollulSie. 1.0*1st prlcis. Call *71* ii 9Sefl44755'collad. - ___ - VinyIropsWIrsc,,, - L illPressure & Ream CIeIolng, PainlesS 1i, ts*mas,, mebllc semis, etc. ils horns Medal I7s40, $73.50. Reasonable rates, all wart qua'- 3*3-7$3. PAINTCONT. ALUM.51D1P40 I CARPENTER CONTRACTOR SIT. 331.0429 NWSI sOle INSt - '333. I Man, avelity eporatlee 5 yr's. isp. Paths, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 331-1371 - - trailers I IV, residential & comm property. Fr est. In- Rleflsty, coscrels. AS wart prpees;iengIv doss. Prit esiimaess. m yrs. sop. Call *2 1514,331.7110. ) terms. - ___ ;-' - - INSUC - t )• " - 01051011 ' - - classif led ads. Nothing small about that. RIaIln-corgmwry, paWing. i, - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Roil Estate is sold daily in the Horns Ip.vms0i, An. O,I., - 3334071 Houiewfyes Cleaning Service Personalized, fist, dependable Regular or hhlme basis - - - Quality ANTHONY COR IWO Caing 514 iII*NS&RSPIIr - - supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 323-1713. - - Landscape Main?. Commercial I Residential Sod. shrubs Ihedging 323 6503 Csmñ*THs Sth$,t.&OakAv.. I Pip air comp 1g.; generator, LW couch I chair; end tbls; clothes dryer, dish washer; stereos, TV's; carpeting; I - too small. 591.1914. $7.00 children HOLIDAY BOUTIQUESWEET SHOPPE Public Welcome Fun for the entlrs family I Carport Sale: Sat., Nov. 17, 3.4 p.m. 21460* Ave. Car of 25h 1 01k. _______________ __________ _________________ I IT T REALTOR, 372-UN Carpentry, Painting, Roofing a Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 373. 6033 after S P.m Over $4,000 of new rnerctiendlse Giant Sale: Spns. by Preschool Center. Old Marc Sled. Ridp. 12431 Orlando Dr.) Sat. 3.7. No before 3. uaby turn. I deihes. El. sieve. si SUOIIIr i.n. sat. $4. j Air CondItioning, Heating, Electnl. cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. C4II Larry for Free Est. 671.4291. LIC; 141*11 ins. - Also a used camper for pickup, siseps 4, KIt. I Bath, Heat I Couch, stereo, blki, skate _______________ tond. 3236731. . boards, clothing, etc. ill Vibian Rd. Firewd stacked. split I do- TV repo 13" Zenith. Sold orig. $433.75 bit. $153.11 or SI? me. ______ ___ liversd. Pine, $33: Oak, sio a Yard Sail: sat. p.5. Dishes. A51nt lace cord. 3301334. _______________ material. chairs & s41 bed. ____________ BARGAIN TV'S 2434 S. CtiUe Ave. Dearborn gas htr.. like new, Why pay rare? ____ 43.000 STU, irscl. pipe, 11A0. Patio Furn.. Pine Chine, HERS'S TV __________________ win formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 1191.1sf St.t3331442 Garage Sale Sat. oniyt 165 Sunrise Dr.. Casselberry. Sailboat, color TV I Misc. items. $317111, Maternity clothes, site 7 3j baby clothes; mine suits, $1. Oil, site 44; Says clothes, size S & *0, bar stools, blinder & many o0h mIsc. 131 Willow Way, Winter Spos., FrI., , U.S. Air Conditioning Larry's Mart, 7*1 Sanford Ave. buy I 5.11, file finest In used furniture, Refrlg., stoves, fools. - e**hIer$3I.W1010 '73 Dodge Dart Swinger, 2 dr, HI, El ignition, auto, AC, radio, 21,000 mi, 1 owner. 3734354 AM or at t S PM. 79-Trucks-Trailers - - Gas I. El. Stoves, misc. household items. $ Thurs.. Sun. 2100 Summerlin. ,; I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-si to 15 models. Call 339-9100 or 5344405 (Dealer) BLAIR AGENCY WeDOwishwindowe! N41VWS0IIoI aISSrIN 1975 Dodge Aspen Spec. Ed. 2 Or., A-i cond., take over Sal. 53.975. 323.2950 SlgnstoSaie _____ - ------- Good used TV'., $111 UP MILLERS $liOrIandoDr. Ph. 3370 Sell idle Items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at 322-261* or 531-9993. . - 1*100. 322-6143.339-3490 VTONA AUTO AUCTION Make room in your attic, garage. • 1972VW, S-B. body fair Mech good, many new pts 323-3566 or 323-7710 111 Case, Mower Harrow All equipment like new Call Woody 322-3434 Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback & Doberman crossed. I weeks old. Wormed, $30 .a. 333-7041. ____________________ Construction Wheelbarrow Boat Gas Heaters Filing Cabinet Oak Chair. Clothes. Camping Stove Drapes much more. Sat., Nov.11, 1 5PM ONLY 326 Evansdale Rd., Lake Mary - Motorcycle Insurance ii from or sell for you. ODANNY'S AUCTION SALES * Call 322-7040 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $533, bet. SIll or $31 mu. Agent 3334356. $10; fully Moving or thinking of garage sale? Lot of work? WIll buy $375 metal office desk. $70. Jenkins Nlcel.7acretloml$itlWOOded& FURNITURE-BEDDING. private$1*ts$al. Wholesale toall. Orlando Whole. $133 lu Mme. lS pd. sale Pam. 7100 Industrial Blvd., :Ia.ida. HORSE COUNTRY S ACRES 41 natvr high & dry, ------ orivv. cam. a, J -' asaste in Sase call sas Mr. Den Ce.. ___________ ___________ . __. ____ -- -- _______ Ndgs't 1MS ___ q..*. nevs.-.da.. at, a. a4S4S1 RESIDENTIAL LOIS NICELY WOODED OFF NO. LAN RD. (1) AT 14,100, (2) - ru,i i i,jw. __________________________ ' LOCATION Ilejiuw list. 44 + PR + ___ 050. ShUN. I EACH. 35L11.scporch,newreof,c. 041*, fenced yd. $24500. 1RE5OF OAKS Currently rented$3$0ms. Iv.. yotolpeivlcy,hghI*y.Mflss 33$-WI? or _______________ OK. Lovely estate homes. 511.0* Queen Rd. IfU. Owner' CPwISIIan Brothers sagNy, Ik1.a1.cin. $34010. amsunces the extension of ______ ____sirvices 0 the City of 515W ________ ________ 1551115 - •pleooluitve.00rfo*$vs. ___ IUMI $UNLAOSD $4 + i. d miii. fsP.10. -41$ & ____ NEAR 2MPi ST. $7,500 TOTAL. (2) OVER SIZED RESIDENT. IAL LOTS ON HWY 437. 11000 _____ _____ _______________ OrIUlIS Sr bAHAMA (2)S0'LOTSNICEL.YWOODED RIAI.T0132U001 MUlTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 110,373.1313 : Sanford ________ _____ ___ 1')" sAgz:' ,: . _ cOcs&CA*HISRs -.... .... ____ ____ Ssndpsp.41. TA**IV**TASLI10NMSI ItleS . lntpe 511ga1tV. Cesofy ___ ___ __________________ ED LOT. NEAR JOE'S. $1100. STIMPIR AGENCY SEIDLIR RIALTY 7310. '' -' NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. $7,100 TOTAL. 3334103 MSun$z*e Dr. ______ S.___' ioMO. ui.Jsed I.ux ___ 5ILW. REALTOR' is. *100 _____ _____ 'lu'iv ___ ___ _____ •*r) _______________ __ NII{1gGWS dated __ 1 S ACRES OFF UPSALA RD. INC. SUMARLI MORTOAOE $4L310•• - picnic table *2 benches. $30; full size baby bed w-mattr.ss, $33; Oak porch rockers, $29.93: ___ NOW 3 ______ 11*0510, 2 bath, blOCS Pie. w.screin porch. large . let, 5iVld street. 037,500w. 11' stII 10 Pd mor 41ai that may be Jsy WalSh, Real Estate Sic. 3104117. GOOD RENTAL INcoME. aulvY WTVMPI' Acreage Lk Sylvan area.7 acres 140.000; S acres 071.000: 1k front on small lake $31,000. Call WIllIam M.aliczowski, REALTOR. 322.7913. FISHING RETREAT DISARY IBEDROOM, lATIN KITCHEN Ni*1Ni ?PsIUr*slthUporuemst. 101st 111111W *orSU asd less -- - 37*t0*, MORTGAGE. 132.300. AuctIon, - __________________ LOCH *100* MAYFAIR heme,premivm neioftbo,tiosd, dill to golf course I schools, CIlIA. fenced, .-voc Assume FIIA Ioiit SEDROOM FAMILY ROOM,' - Beds. Dbl. motel box springs & mattrett.i. t 4.1 S*nfnr,l -- 431.otsMrsss .- Li', - ThIstIRhomiwilI$alI PO4*-VA - WITH - BREAKFAST OAR. ..' CENTRAL AIR IHEAT. CAR. CIIIV. It Is reedy 41 move P...TS, CARPORT, ASIUM-' wsatia lovely fenced rev ASLI MORTGAGE. $33,155. . t11 i-tries. CIII i5 ISi more ...u.. TR.EX 1 12 UDROOM _0 .! 6BE107I1&Y1AWEI 1.!LZ!P.J9!, -. w uui vua. - OUT$IDITICH T..41.tsets.aa,,.,. NOTICE OP ALE NOTICE 4$ HERESY GIVEN ___ ____ 11Lthascsr*we11W,s ,,, w..W sse. -- _________________ terms it desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 372. -. s,.i _ - •A1.( A. - home, own lot. Leisure World, on 5*. Johits River. NIP LOT. 3'N' etc. . ,,. CVII. ACTISE PISdO Niviaibirld.13.11anl E..l*4N..WiatirwsNNUN. Waedssth1edjCsssNs,73.US , ot SRI Clindi CISIt 10 She Øg: se*e et '_NlSIaII43 water, 41-Ikituss I ICTS$CIIPItVY living lit Lk Mily, t.$5d. NOW hive your 'w". ____ lIuuii, JS..dS.*. SR. sfl ..' CPUI - -, u: umd GIP4 'You isO10 pee Its SIIOV Jy ____ __________________ ____ PIIN'.ld 1W ----_____ ITS NI*s ____ osusnv c.tiã TOSS FlORENCE WARREN. Sm filed wiled I SISETUNYN .JV.ISI*S.C1I. _____ ____ ____ ____ ______ INST. -* LOSS PSI OIMHSIIJ II ________________ _______ _________ WEILM1 isdIdul CireeN 4110 ATLANTIC PIE Js1 AMI1., L CSMIAMY OF We _____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ foJ $iP%RIII Jp, . Is v sisd '- I$ ____ sees WINTIN,PARK,55d MON. _____ ' t I _____ ___ ____ _______ ____ ____ ________ _____ to the _________ flindult Osvedasu1W UI lUtULlIfl11. $ wiN 5041___ IRS 5 ____ hiM seU*A 4111w 0, AIS dale CaIpaJoflsa, _____ ____ $ ____ UI FW515 *L 1id____ fl•f of•q uWIdluIim10i • S.i*a$s__•41IIJa 0. _______ ____ ____ _____ 1fl*W lit•._____ im JOHN 04*41CC, JR,.___ __ $ ed. IS .L_ ."" 'PLSI NC! 10A1...!!1I. -------- I_____ ____ , , i1uS 51 44 PUlced. 2 ALLPJDAREALTY , *s.w. IapeIl last. $sminute HSUS $IDR$ALR n.mumner. ,i. __ __ DUAl. NATIONAL MOP. CINIWY. PSSIII. less *s last . ,. --,'," '-$41 lust and less tIe lNi* TOAGI *$IOCIATION • ! 1s351417L *1.$ , U' 5511111 CISIM by tbres*. ____ _____ ___ ____ __________________ of V*I4t. V of *arindI$ wdar, or agaisss them U' asp ____ __ _____ Ae IIL11 WiS). _______ __ ___________ ___U_____ __ 10. ___ _____ ______ ____ ___ _____ liijs,or. ______ ___ 3(• KIlN H. HARRIS. ATLANTIC U ___ ______ TIelast te of the Nsc -. LOAN COMPANY OP WINTER i1I!TT ____ _____ assIgnees, lliø$, creditors, g - I 5_ ,p ___________________ N 1USd. 515W 15*IIUwIt 11 ___ PICTITOOV$NAMS ___ Nilboolihiriby SiVin *11l ___ 11g. ds I Urler _______________________ $IIUlarAgency,Wnpt.mpor, 4N1. WalMuuussap..sIghIs *ty00U'IPM - LsMNrU$sWl.$isOrd gppjpj for Dytasa Sawisrd, dau .,.. ...,, _______ _______ iaiheiu. Call $431015 U' - CIRCVI? IN £N - 0. TIe Nirtitiest p%gggg, 11'6il1ictisg$. T* NMSNISI devisees. ligatess. grestees, 3 SEDRO0M. BARN, TACK ROOM. FENCED ON 2 ACRES. ___________________ -- - auiper -ciu pupil mi III fe$IswIsg pistIlisilt CellS. U's. 50r550, ____ 51J$$531 Apol Is persis 1.4 p CSlSd$NVV. ' - 3730351 __________________ pc. LR suite. $249, Colonial style w high bk Herculon cover, sofa. love seat, ottoman. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. 92. So of Sanford. 372-1721. AOK Tire Mart, 322-7110, Shock absorbers, std. $195; heavy duty $695; batteries $29.95. See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR'S GREGORY - MOBILE HOMES iuuurianeai. ITh.I1W VA I PHA Flnaneing .a 3bedi'fom.3M1h, central HIA, will to wall carpet, kitchen MORTGAGE. 122.100 Ufl MslIsovHIs Rd. Eves. DIlet. IsasmiIsbusMuus, p.j ° C lasts is - flluevelourchair,$35 _____________________________ 5OsorSale -_ è2-*--Fan Equip. _______ _____ 54Garage Satos ______________________ SPcbeigesect.sofa.$120 __ , BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads ______________________ ____ 5. Owner will part. In refinancing. Phone 3727736. BEDROOM.1½ BATH, LARGI. FAMILY ROOM, cARPETS,. 2BR,lBHoun. 1*2 Club Rd. Inulreat cvnu. 1 - - Newt OR, 25 luxury oN vIlla. CH.A, garage. yard main?., -- S14IO4sehoId Goods Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We aio make Real Estate I. Business Ion,s. Florida Mor. Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., Suite 201. Winter Park. 6446432. __________________________ 323-2999 ... o. _____ ____ - Hunt, fish & relax Lot with 2B1, lully turn. trailer. Firm $6,000. 322.3922 or ., _______________________ _______________________ BOU9ht Sold ov.,..ia "I quit smoking. Iread where teen girls are ths biggest new smokers, and I hate being a conformistl" ________________________ ___________________ , home. EARLY v,cT00I MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RESTOR ABLE CONDITION. $31,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. _________________ 5. DIck., Prssl., $iSIkt.Ust$IFt Pulislium. Pt. Whith. Ti. - 1.y. Ii iien VIII munlcipsIoUvlomtotIeprap.rty Detindaids. len big. Gay I Surhi, P.A.• P1st dssasd MrsJR, liii us, NOTICIOP SUIT ty r FICTITIOUS NAME 113 OrIsnde FluIds CirnmlSs*iof Iii. CIty Sanford, TO lUll? TS?LS DEFENDANTS, 10.1. DANIEL. CiuikIl IheaSewofyhed CoWl IS ii toilet ii the City Is *ccs IoN engaged Is buslnáeu *t tnt cr. . NEST DANIEL, deceased; aIUlSMaMffi$$tWIMVidiilIIU* PiMi'ty. county, Plulda, v,r V dainaMil titii ssm of CUSTOM WOOD EDITH GARY, ISIMIWI end N. THIRIFOIL SI IT WITNI$lmyha,WasdtheN.Iof TIlE CITYOF SANFORD, PlO. r$5ierlailftamswtl$tthiCIsi$ DANIEL, MABEL NOSIRTA °i ' "' RIDA: tile circuit Court, Seminso. SIANNOW, EVELYN DANIEL sell crt 511____ ____ VIRGINIA DANIEL, MAR11 (UM) Ceunty, Florida 41 1ICTION1 Thot the USl.Lj, lu S.Ji. DANIEL. wllhlheprevlsluisofth,plc. WHIATLEY INOtssd.prspvly 11vof4 41 CurS SI *1 CircuS Ceert VIRGINIA FRYE, JACK GARY, tithes .Name Potidus, TaWL p'1* w by: pse BLANCHE JONES, MAUDI $ICIISII mssamlilhrgW$neusdgs pstV OUt WRIGHT, PEARL STEELS, . I MINrtof*eCltyofSUford. MAbEL GALLOWAY, JAMES Pimuo Nov. 3.9.14.33.1370 $1. Albert P. I.avMldy, Jr. otuetary GALLOWAY-, HECTOR PublISh Nsv.mber9, 16, *3, * asneiuShss PrevISMs. 10 GALLOWAY and MINNIE IN Till CIRCUIT COURT POE 1 Statutes: t•4;1$ DEP !!,v!_!MJ! Till ISSOSTUNTOS JUDICIAL $lp41 CswsWy, pIsI4 41 . Is IMirua$lisil thus the ansssatluu if U, lithe PUblIC Records Of uidprspirtywiII.ndr.uS SiftS lernissos CxWy, Pherida. cristlss SI as ssclaves ill Ills been filed against you and VISE WHEREAS, lOse Cltyof Sanluil, Vi4sISlsaciP!SIVIW P11111, is Isa 5000en Is prsvils _____ si JOSEPH HERMAN DANIEL, 0$ PUblIsh Oct. 261 Nov. 3,9.141979 al, - - - . _____ Issued 41 FIat besS 16, PSgis 00 OOtOINT$MLanItIet VI,M I ,. $015 some wits the ,, C.1.sMas uthesali WitE CIIrS et the Circuit Court MJ.II uwi •- Q.NI ' _______ 01fieors s dn -' - - WmyTlUT1. 21 home across Im. lake in Grssnbelt area. Cxc. schools. med starter, retirement, or ' . 01.ltiiIiilMl IRS1VIN ____ 11115 dftcusi em lb. Dsds PIc ____ - - - - 7 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL. VER SPRINGS, SE 0 L E 1 1 E A I T BROKER. 321-0640, 377.1577. Sunland-S33,O0. 7¼ - pct. - tjI 1967 Chrysler S W, AT, PS, PB, AC. New trans. $293. IT lUtISt 323 7607 78-torcyc$es PETUNIAS I VEGETABLE PLANTS 2401 AIrport Blvd. _" up back payments I. buy equity. 372-0216. & - AFRICAN VIOLETS ' catch - - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 332-1624; 322-4160 3334141 TIe GrsenhseseEves attor 61weekends Losing your home I credit? I will 42-Mobfle Homes - ' ' '74 Ford Grand Torino 4 Dr., Full power, Air Super Nice. 322-1195 Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars. trucks I. heavy equipment. 322-5990 ________ - ---- 323.2222 ranch Office - . ____ ________ . ll't HenoIOn,p,ieedadI,.ms' high as an elephant's eye. PIC classified ad, and pile the mv In va.r w'W' .U. I - . Phone322.?$$1, Sanford 'I - qI LOCATION AND PRICE. ____________________ 321.075$ ______________________ _______________________ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service .-- 2565 PARK tEALTORS - j.-. ' Si.: MMIV S. Knott M. Unsworth Realty FiI,L Dliii TflPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cart I HInt 333.7* '-"°° 322 2420 - ____ ' - -- 2-tawn.Gardsn -BATEMAN REALTY ----- Rag. Real Estate Broker We buy your equity. close in 34 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. 2640 SanfordAve. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY ONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial I ____________________________ - --- Dads LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 179$. SANFORD, FL 32771, GIVING DESCRIPTION. 333606$ or eves. 3230317 $325001 - W. Garneft White Peg. Real Estate Broker - fl-HoUses UIIIUSflhShId ' .79t7 - ___________________ ML% 77Jurth f) . nt.d ____ Must sell *977 Vega, radio & hlr., low mileage, clean $1993 or best offer. 323 1730. (Datsun, Toyota, etc.), $73. 32 3-9333 . - 43I_Lots&Acisgs BuildtoSuit-ourlotoryours, FHA.VA.FHA2331243 REALTOR 1972 Opel coupe, auto., flew sticker, new it. blue pt., excellent shape, $150. CallS am to 6 p.m. 3?) 4567. Camper shell to fit small truck A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT. That's a Classified - _______________________ 16- Commercial Property SUPER! 301. Ibath home with lentil apt! Move right in! Furnlshedi Many extrasl Just Deltona,forsalebyowner,3aR, 1½ bath, Cent. AC.H, W'W carp., like new. $41,100. FHA or VA. 374.3770, - _______ OM •CTOU 343 349S.eve.349.S451 '72 Nova 53, black on black AC, PS, PB,3S0auto 322-2954 alter 6 75-Recreational Vehicles Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 322-2235. _____________________ __________________ CUSTOM HOMES BUiLT REMODELING&REPAIR 5G. SAL INT 322-5US JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 2 bath, brick home In Idyilwildel Many custom features on 1g., fenced, landscaped lot. BPP warranted. Yours for k4,! - GENEVA ______________ Sanford's Sales Leader _____ ____ $110 $dnIard Ave. - Pianos I organs as low as $995. Guitars 40 pcI oft. Amplifier, drums. etc. Bob Balls Discount 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. LOVELY! 2 BR, I bath home with CHA, FIa. rm., sitting rm., w.w carp., on a 1g. land. scaped lot! BPP warranted. Reduced to - ALTORS ____________________ _____ ____ (aMid Eves. 372-0612, 322-1507, 372 322 7177 207E.2SthSt. - Ianlord-Lov*IylIR AIr, Formica kItchen $111. 541-7*3 _______________ __ Thursday slioppingi BPP warranted. Just $41,900. 2 SR CONDO, NEW COND, PUL. LYPURN,COI.ORTV,LINENS iNcrIr 3 5R, 1½ B, split plan, fenced 'j50!' Ti yd.,sC. patio. coy, workshop OF SIIOLER REALTY, BROKER. office in rear. All for 531,100. . 3310443. _____________________ - sgml. will Price reduced $1,000. 3 SN, 25 home, custom made pool, yeenhot*e, workshop. 1710 sq ft living + 17*26 sc patio. $IQ. Many extras, must.siu, well undsrpriced at $13,100. Terms available. for SsKIr p__. tOWs, very c4sin I rosmy. See - ' raMs, Are you wanting to sel' your home? LIST WITH US! ______ ORDINANCE NO. uS? CIt POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY _____________________ CourtolSeffiinoleCounty,FI5IIdl,11.0110* OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO Prlvater.adinsMsr MJNDAY,NOVEMUh1I will on the 12th day ci D'cimbif. CASE NO. 79.1$31.C549.D ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPOR. CertIfIed M.Mack the W. front at 11:00 AM. fall covered dish 1979 at West V±± West Vü(' FEDERAL NATIONAL MON. ATE AREA OF THE CITY OP ______________________________ pp,p,eW$ the Seminole County TGAOE ASSOCIATION, door of SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON -______________________ sodal, 1 pin, DsBary Fbi Halt. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Plaintiff, ADOPTION OF SAID ORDI. uris. to oldest motitsin dater. couty roll call $4IPto1HNd offer for sole and sell at public NANCE, A PORTION OF 'THAT outcry to the hIgheSt oitd 1555 DARLENE PARKER, 0$ sI, Biing coverad dish, plates and silverware CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING AVON 1:30 bIdder for cash, the folhowiflg Defendants. IETWEENSIPESAVENUEAND c....., asales for Sanford Hsart Pick, described pperty situated lii FIGHT INFLATION OHIO AVENUE AND BETWEEN NOTICSOFACTION p.m., avic Ciitit Palo, 5511 AVIlI. IWMSS yslIr isrIliril Seminole County, Florida: TO: AlIunksiownhlIrs if DANIEL MARQUETTE AVENUE AND the NSU'. Fir detaIls, call. decsed, if any: THE VACATED ATLANTIC Lot 4, Block 6, WASHINGTON 5. PARKER, 1141.41170r5641179 . according, survivin spouse Of DANIEL I. COASTLiNERAILROADRIOHT. OAKS, SECTION ONE, PARKER, dicissid, if any; ma OF.WAY. SAID PROPERTY 1.0. I tothe LSIllIl Pit' 1 P05w t1? Fiat Book IL Pages 7 and I, Public I eficiarles under tile Last Will CATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, I and Testament of DANIEL B. FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE I Records of Seminole County PARKER, dacessid, If any; evsi, size end prlcs. IIISJsS4 or the WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. i FICTITIOUSNAMI Florida. beneficiaries vnd•r the Florida NEXATION PROVISIONS OF I Notice Is hereby given that I am 10.120, pursuant to the Final Judgment Intestate succession laws - oP SECTION *71.064, ullaged in buslnessat FLORIDA STAFLORAL DESIGNER Sanford, Pie. Seminole county, entered In a case pendin, In said DANIEL B. PARKER, If any: TUTES, PROVIDING FOR SSVstyle of which IS in. RESIDENCE: Unknown Plorida,underthefldltiousnameof Corrt, the ERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND Expermenced37l.7UO dicated above. All partlis claiming Interests bY, EFFECTIVE DATE. TIlE IDEA MAN, and that I WITNESS my hand sill OffiCial through, under or against alt toreglstersaldnamewithffieCierk WHEREAI,therehasbeenflled RN, 0.44.12, full & ert time. of ml Circuit court Seminole seal of said Court this 5th day of unknown heirs of DANIEL S with the City Clerk of us. City of Applyin ponies Sanford Nursing PARKER, dicessil, If any; ma Sanford, Florida, a petition con. County, Florida In iccordIica will November. 1919. I Convaliscent Center, 910 (SEAL) survivin, 5V5t Of DANIEL B. taming the name ci ma praparty ________________________ ml provisions of the Ficiltisus MelleilvIlle. Arthur H. BsckwIIfI, Jr. ,'ARKER, lecissid, If any: the owner in the area descrIbed MIAMI (UPI) - 'lbs FBI Name Statutis, To.WIt: Sectlin Clerk of tile Circuit Court '.isneficlarlis under the Lest Will hereinafter requesting OIshvssher,futI tims,days Florida Statutes *037. was trying to gat evidence to $61.09 by: Mary Ann Duxhury end Testament of DANIEL S. tomlcorporatearsaoftheCls,of ENlOmiletRietiurant SI,. Clifton 1.. Jakublin us. to an to 41g$kn, of Depuly Chit 2111 French AVI. Oct. 241 Nov. 7,9, 14, 1979 PARKIR, dscsesid, If any; or ma Sanford, FlorIda, and requesting benefIcIaries under' the Florida to be included therein; and BUTLER, ENOLEHARDT .uip.et.d *iag.rolded polIce 010114 nlawi of &McDONALD,P.A. !test.t._ WHEREAS, use Property Ap. WaiWial !!'.'.! ----v-- •-w th. ---s' ______________________ ill sait smmsin io'em-ANII.I. PARIS, ISCiSNI. praiser " of SimInili C.uflti?, agsla VI4 IS kI111DI 01 ' lily 41 any, and ho all Penile having Of' Fields, hiving certIfied that Orlando, Floildo 31101 FICTITIOUS NAME residence. Coil 1*) *2.4*1 claiming Is Stave any right, lIfts or us.. is one prapoi1t ownsr Is the we e tPublIS0t Nay. 3,.14 1170 _______________________________________ fistIc, is wsshluys. -. WUSot Is IRS Viol 5,p.., I _________________________ P$_ -. - ares Is RI smell. 10 51st mId vidl nt b'tc'r /--4 dNU1bIS. pragsiiv Sr See sIgned i9he YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PStItISII isr aniiexatiin, and county, Pistils, under thefidilIsus -InMyHsme.Dsy$ ma' as actlsil Is Israclesaa met. earns if. KILMIN INDUSTRIEI WHEREAS N Sm delOf. 332.4413 litfend and W tealS in the 0.50*101 reol pnilarty AU IbM, sgml. Mid. vu mined that the properly desatsel CIRCUIT COURT OP Is name with the Chit of ff15 Circuit IN THE I* COfalty, PISIldII Itirelitafter Is rSaSiflablv c*nØct .TI EIONTIINTN JUDICIAL OIL COMPANY needs ineIdMa1 to lbs psipeso 01 FIII CIRCUIT km Iii IiXS "D" Of SUM. and coiWlgusus to the csrps,aI. IN AND FOR moIiw. parson for shirt trips lbs rMda. accvdsnce with fhi provIsions Of SEMINOLE couv,pi.osi*& MERSIT NORTH SECTION 4 .. ii file City SI 51110,1 surroundIng Sanford. CsiWact WITH JR., Clark ot 'tJI - SUPERIIBR,2Bsthhomewith many special features! New CHA. new carp., new roof I COUNTRYLIVINOaIIt5I1nesI. 355,4 bath, 4½acres, lake front w.1 BR, 1 bath guest - S9-Mssical rcha FORREST GREENE REALTORS INC. $30.4133or339-øileves. W , FORICLOSUSISALE - REALTORS - Sanford. Coil - NOTICElsMrebyglvinttuatthe underslgnsd ARTHUR H. SICK. •N THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Big Bust - 2307 Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 1) B, beauty shop. $44,300. - Notice is holly givis till, a i$-l1u'vcfIiu00 Public Heering will be held at the Sanford-lovely 1 SR + den, air,cottage.$fl,000. Commission Room in use city fgrmicakl$chsn,nlwshag.$1PS. in the City Of Sanford, Florida, It lviii. $41. 1321 Adults. Furn. ENJOY 7:00 o'clock P.M. on December 13. FENCED3SR,lbath,DII.Iot, 7500 *3.514 1379,toconsidirtheadostlosofas CrsatIV,lipiOSSISM zoned commercial, all p ordlnancsbyttieCltyofSantoud, $39,910. - PRIVATEVOICELESSONS 31!.lI1IflSfltS Fuinhshid. Florida,-as fols: - PublIsh NSVIIOIO9, 16, n, * I, DIP-a NOTICIOP N. M$1M11L CäIIBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322.7ItI Anytime _____ ____ REALTY ' Unfurnlslvd ___________ ____ ARTHUR H. IICKWITH, .s. CLERK By: Patricia MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Iiveabie. 137.500. -. - HEARING TO CONSIDER THU ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCI - LemoN, SitsurnaIITaillS$OS RU. HUWIIIOII tu. m.iess SY THE CITY OP SANPORL FLORIDA. ____________________ corporation, Greater Sanford QIamber of Commerce Regidrulion I Sibysltting'm.,.vhoml 373.1511 ' - - _______________________ ' GERALD FRAZIER, MARY Diputy Chit FRAZIER, his wife, and - EPHIN M. STONE AMERICAN STEEL PENCE CO., pj INC. OF ORLANDO, a FlOrida Suite 1461, CNA Tower hedges for esdi how aMid. Costumes )p$15J, p1j5, Marsh 01 Dimes Saperwaik, dartIng 74 am. (run. Leads To T WO PLUS I WO IS FOUR And That's A Fact! Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool 111-0036. Sale 322.3411 - - *976 21' Scatcraf I 155 hp Mercury cruise 1-0. like new. I owner. for We Buy Wrecked Cars - epeef , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 71.2111-CAlOP FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. GAGE ASSOCIATION, a car. poratlon organIzed and existing 80-Autos Dannys Auction 322-7010 Buy Sell -Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 323-5772 7927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 . - Dystrophy AsA., 2p.m. to mldnlgi4, Firsts's Cove listing Center, 2410 N. (bang. Bloemon Trail, Orlando. forms (run schools a MOD office at Orlando. RO$$ON MARINE I .- on . QIsich, Caisilberry. Maca Cos*t, Sanford. "Happy Days" hiss' lisp to benefit . ' SsafwdAAWemes'sGrsip, 2p.m., 1201W. Fird 81. Jon Litheran Ces.elbsrTy LA, closed, 5 p.m., Ajoorue Bidler, . fl-Aucon SS-Boats & Accessories -. ___ p.m., p.m.., rw1dene. 01 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy ii - - _____________________ . 7 4 4 s, J sure ____ _____ FBI Hunt ' ________________________________ -- _________ to 2 lag sMisri VFW AMiliery batur, 10 am. cabin pod pod horns em lake (rut. )Iannade Items, baked goode, Ias*', whit. e honts and chili Sealer Clutea. Neetsigis NII, Stars Hall of Fame includsstosw, live show aid ligit bd.t. Lesve Sanford at 4:30 p.m. from the Qvlc Center with pick * at eUie, Causiberry, at 5p.m. Call Doris Rogers for reservations, ____ iIi . - _ COUnty Mental Health Center at 110 W. Fird St., Sanford, 34 At • - 7:30 p.m., _______ Friday, Nov, 16, l7O-OA Evening Herald, sanford, Fl. - . Doltona. sipd - . . C1, 710 E. rdlllm Ave., Orlando. ____ . - .- , . . p.m., Coily - CLASSIFIED ADS IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OP PROCLAMA?IONOP THE IIONTIINYW JUDICIAl. RPOULARILEC?10N OrIQndo - WInter PGrk SmInoI. ____ CIRCUIT IN AND FOR TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS £ SIMINOLUcOUNTY,PLORtDA. OFTHECITYOFCASSELSIRRY. 831-9993 I 322.2611 WALT! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thit CASE NO. 79.Ifl$.CA49.D(L) FLORIDA: ___________ I the undersigned, FAMILY FUN JOHN SURA. I REALTOR MIS ' NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by I I I PARKS OP ORLANDO, INC. and I CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Plaintiff, ma city of Csselberry, Flerila, mw. _____ GRAND PRIX INTERNATIONAL VI. that pursuant to lawful authority, hInts .................44C hItS I 4pCt.iltterflttoquahlfiedbuyer$. OFCASSELSERRY,INC.intlf1.dto FRANK SILVESTRI IN. the City of Cauelberi'y, Flu'lda, HOURS 3cishscvtlVSthMOS - .10C 1 11110 I New homes with low monthly register hIts fictItious trade itame VESTMENTS. INC., GUSTAVO shailon Tuesday, December 4. 1919, psymentsIIowdowvMyntintS. 1:00A.M. - S:30 P.M. - Jtamecvt$vStIMS$ - 3IC• Niti MARIO ANDRETTI GRAND PRIX SILVESTRI, and SANK OF during the legal hours tsr voting, INTERNATIONAL OP CASSEL MONTREAL, I3&10ts$44A513V4 FRIDAY Ituru MONDAY holdtileregtAanelsctionottheclty BERRY with the Clerk of the Circuit - SATURDAY ONion FOR SALE OR Difendoids. at Cass.iberry, Florida. 3 Lines Minimum Court of Seminole County, Florida, NOTICE OP ACTION 3 BR, IS, FP, nice yard. Close to' Sod elect ion shalt be Mid at us. pursuant to Section 140' Flulda TO: Cassetberry Council Meeting town. Statutes. 1913: that the undersigned SANK OF MONTREAL DEADLINES CI'.amwr In the CasasIberry city H. Cress? M005 s. blends to engage In the buskIl11 Of Fist Office I ir; Halt, 91 Lake Triplet Drive, MsNrest, Quebec operating a moditled racing course kfor. PubkQUon Ca-wry, PidL on said date Irsher R hAL at 101 Semoran boulevard, • CANADA 1 and at the times authorllSd fo flue ASSIFIED 291 N. 17.92. Cassetbsrry, Fl. Caisalberry, Florida. Dated this YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a posofmlwingcit _________________ _________________ _ ____________ LC Eve. _______________________ ________________________ _____________________________________________ Sundo 11th day of October, 1973. Complaint tD Foreclose Mortgage to wit: ___________________ _________________ __________________ __________________ FAMILY FUND PARKS OF hasbeenfilidagalnstyou. You are MAYOR of the CIty __________________________________ SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox ORLANDO, INC. VAFHA.n5-Con. Homes required to serve a copy Of your cosedWfl? 41-Houiss icreage 41-Houses ____________________________________ By: Robert N. Pearl, written defenses, If any, to the TWO (I) MEMBERS of ma city I ____________________ Low Down Payment - ___________________ ---------------- --- President Plaintiff's attorney, STEPHEN M. Council of the City of Cassilbirty, 4-PerIiflato Cash for your Iotf Will build Hidden Lake sub. off Lk.Mary GRAND PRIX INTER. STONE, ESQUIRE. witose ad. PIor Altamonte Mall near by. 4 BR ______________________ your lot or our lot. Blvd. Almost new) BR, 2 bath, NATIONAL OF CUSEL *011 is Suite 1441. CNA Tower ____________________ 2 car garage, 1g. lot, This Notice shell be posted le Y Enterprise, 2 car gar., cent. air, full carp., BERRY, tNC. Orlando, FlOrida 32101, or rsulrod In the City if Calsilberry, $65000.9 Call today. assume y Be Lensly? 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Playoff Spot On The Line Bronco's Preston And Jackson Out For San Francisco Game DENVER (UP!) - Denver Broncos' naming bock Dave I Preston and sety Bernard Jackson will not play in Sun. game at San Francisco against the 49ers because of I Injuries, Coach Red Miller said Thursday. The Bronco coach also said llnebacke# Joe Rino, who had II been sidelined with a knee Injury, participated In practice Ws but remained questionable for the game. i IL -• rucri IflK Agent carTer. u ___ilhar n __ to the sltuaUon,aTrthe victory KIVU Seminole the outright conference title 'W, L*.ltl'LIY '\ . $S 011 IHf WVSØLf and a state playoff shot at Merritt Wand. A Us I Patriot victory throws the conference \.±41t SIC* 7D champlônship Into at least a four way tie - a tie that would have to be broken by a pmcipal's vote. 1!'1AN 6 Concentration and "gettin' down to buelnesi" has been the watchword at the WPARI< Q Seminole practice sessions this week. So much In fact that It appears the squad has forgotten about all the homecoming hoopla. "We for Lyman . game but week," advises Tribe coach Posay. "I think It took a little away from our mental v preparation." * "at course the players are well aware that flh1 11th thu Is our homecoming.,, but we're all aware of what the outcome means too," he added. S.nlaola quarterback Clarence Sipplo echoed the bosses sentiment. "Nope. We rally haven't thought too much about homecoming," says the quick footed signal caller who was chosen as Seminole's Player of the Week against Lyman. SIpplo would like to duplicate his 137 yard rushing effort of a week ago tonight. Posey• feels the ground game will be stronger this week with the likes of Reggie Branch and Lawrence Rudolph In the line up instead of on IhMIIJU with injuries as they were A Affaind the We haven't hda whole lot of contact this week, especially with the backs. It's helped, we're healthier for this one," Posey corn\ mented following Thursday's practice LISTENING I Who could blame Lyman coach Bill Scott for session. keeping tabs on the Tribe-Patriot encounter? A Grab your jacket, a thermos of coffee and set there early. The battle begins promptly at Lake Brantley win gives Lyman a good shot at a elgl. state playoff berth. ByJOEDiSANTIS Herald Sports Edltir rr•s Martion, Lowell In Turkey Trot coming SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, November la, 1979 Y1—,A/%W§1 Out O f YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE CO. Woodwork from days gone by are popping out of the woodwork and Into the aI line up for Saturday night's preseason feature. ,[ s reporters fordo aliarmi squad Include Bob Jacobs frcm Lob Mary.The$4 ex-Raider grest went cnto play atthe (bd,1 after Mihing two years mdsrSsding'a tutcrage and now coaches and tsachu at EadII High School Another of Sliding's urotsass who wad on to nlav tow v.ir ooftbothwedcoach 00 thl wft 1W the Raidvswiflhe$4aoor.Mike Mom MOW Fdoft his S.C.C. plaft doys, S*n wag on to star for 0 as 6@ ddh Msa ad got adep whid wutbwrMkb TOCIN and know U.C.1r. After his collap Raiders In a hurry. 1"toraw up giftlad IMIA the ownar of Um to at wo NOW1811 F0111110 Martin dr 1 iliph 40 ewe Inch of a local touch. Ift4l" Bill Como a tow we of yesteryear "d a to play at X.C.C. ad than U.C.T. two "ders of ection apbos. ll 1; :.! Raldir_ j'j'i dw for two seasons aid aveat ally went on to fInish Sinlach retues to the cout for a third quarter .. Xw ffift _ _ _ sight at the I.C.C. wvwan, Any ahami dill wuwivag the local area who would Ilk, to "ft Will mow With a coupls of lilam be feels will taks part in 5"Wo &oft we M*W . to awad mad muy,rult ft ksy rolls in do B.C.C. a#&* ft gmw •. ""Movs Thtu( M .4knt Jas.M of low ant in the ,, Mayf* Women's Ø&J KamsrwPw* VIVINCAMIN INS" ir*s MarneHemos TWO" VOW -.-. Raft WM"d* me mime. — 4epardR7rin.aonweUudcrsdin. The Raldsr are also off 11010 Is ' w ION JOHNSON __ pmsasapnpnter Rose ftw P51gM 0 Picture etic ds,arM the 01 - M1 IOUIVION As Arizona Changes H•raSd Photo y Tom Netsel Laura shows off her Afghan, on. of SO broods shown at the Seminole Dog Fanciers Association show bud last Sunday at the Central Florida Zoo. Story, morephotos page 3. 41 'AL wwiwr . Orde , lvd 0 oForfolf Five Wine wm ___ .ffi4* _____ now 1 04, ___ d ad &W be f0deW byII ' _ Shortly biters BaUsch Ipu. meant ___ . ant." .10961116 do 1011 two _ '& bw• L06J 11 but 0= b=bWm _ ••• IM 'I = i: to $UISIS4,p$D __ IUIfit.VØiL IegodNI$4m., spert.diyepriJia $$erNs:'*ayJardsaRL $1gqien MI sc mmai W048 Hailsek Iluredsy ásdd i dnt Iji S'* Had no eome IV t trs as ---MI*tmUs MaN Jr. IIIri, Mvt1 JarMI SQ Jim.. leaves US. Urrv *M 1.t1*sb, .w—-— • •I• jp ___-Idu (UPI)— AtkeIlalfonthe$eyw. _ . ad Mie__ dome ___ IlMa ii. ____ 'tUNS98rI aePtaaoum I sa iii • IS 554 4I ." LI iMav Its" -*A am am . am TV1 j' i IO4N4i,P(NHItM,V( C HI SlIM. .SleawaP(eOsa5.sa,v). P W.9808d ' I X -7-4 SS :SJP4s:$qu,i.: - Cft Z '' ,•;. .01ft .-.-- •..• •' : : •I*1P(N)NUV1 tMr4 iii $M*MI• .- A 'I • Was _ d "Now 1 POOFEWAM f) UVf3 , dossrcoad Joe Stiding reports even more former cage stars 10. Conklin 'Takes Ewcning Heiald As the S.C.C. Ralder'AIwnnI game draws closer and ' Ado PWU and kp* shop, d-- AVON do qww1w 10110, be 00M 16 MIN "A in go holies to hit &Qb IWL . :':':.. I 4 .,. Orlaado Spied World Georgia. Also entered In the Turkey EMP class Brown turns Trots are Sanford's top xrmislIig 14.98 el.'s on a brac macas Terry Martin and Lowell Martindale. 4111111182. "AU the cars rusuthig this Us* was the winner ofths wedwad om rue wWw the $808.08 put up two weeks ago, sz", Brien stated, "so I andflguristobeoneo(thstop Will really have my work cut dsp. If he has anybody .to I. I INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - The Indiana pacers Thursday theJerry Pony's Fighting Seminoles celebrateg " H necorning tolgi aigned free.agex* guard Ron Carter, who play tonight In minutes of football are over, when the dust San Diego. settles and the whistles stop, the Sanford crew To make room on the roster for Carter, the Pacers have hopes to be singing a state playoff tune. requested waivers on rookie forward Tony Zeno. The Pacers also announced starting -Billy KidMwillSomething along the line of Rod Stewart's "Tonight's the Night" would be mast ip miss at least the next two games because of a sprained propitiate. 1% Swedidi rock An couldn't thumb sirsd in Wednesday's game a" Phoenix. have come up with a brash melody that more suits the significance of tonight's TTibe Garcia 'Man Of The Year' Patriot confrontation. Lake Brantley enters the crucial contest CLEVELAND (UPI) - Manager Dave Garcia has been under much the same set ofdrl2wnstaflcesas chosen the Cleveland Indians' 1979 Man of the Yew by last season's finale for both squads. the Cleveland Ch of the Baseball Writers of America. A Y ago both i entered the He Is the second Tribe manager to receive the award f tied for the conference championship. The ' the Baseball Writers. Lou Boutheau won It In 1947 Is script one the Tribe would like to rewrite The "Good Guy" award, given In memory of former this time around however. Cleveland Press baseball writer Frank Gibbons, went to relief pitcher Sid Monge. Both men will be honored by the Lake Brantley, with, likes of B&W Itatt Baseball Writers at a Jan. 28 banquet. Lyons throwing, Dean Shackelford Richard Salem and Dan Frith catdng, and Dave Sims tackling hiew the Seminoles sway 314. While those cad of characters for the Big Blue have since graduated, and desplte a record, the Patriots have the potential to put plenty of points on the board behind the arm of quarterback Tony constantine and the nanos or COU By CARL VANZURA division he made all five To steal a phrase from W.C. Fields, "What division meets. Starting' in we have here is the classic confrontation of Thesndolthebeut.easonin Bradenton he then moved to the good ground gain, versus the good racing Johnny Brown sracingBlaney, South Carolina; next passing game - the explosive offense versus career takes place this week to Suffolk Vfruf,Ia, then Rich- the Scrooge4ike defense." end in Orlando. Brown mond_, Virginia and ended up Enough has been said about the con IlLaMd sixth In his division In Gainesville. sequences of the game. But for those of you which saw some $48 cars At the Gatornatlonals he compile In the year beg was ramsr.up in class and competition. —tp- s rounds before being '"stid. Brown w also His 1982 Corvette Is a nl '* "ft Ii * 11th runast up at the Ioutr'vvn S C C -Alu M I we hd a We 41181411. a Prlày, Nov. is, 1fl si e TriuscHsn, 40 SmIN __ ss.** ... ..L aL_M 11i1S l a I Ma • ft a Ma ..d 08 08. Ma • : I __ ___ 'a $ - • ts_ s ' __ ____ '— - •.. - .. r �- S . - S - -----••-------- ----- -. 5' -•- e - ----------- ---------•---- - ---•--- .-••----- •--- • -- -•-------- - ----- - ---- - - --- • - S - a Evening Herald, $sMord, Fl. Frldsy, Nov. 16, 197-3 Story and photos by Tom Netsel GOGUDE U ye Ml(dgI4std,hsei.1d ar.InáW for ae.WdaIM, W41d, bore ease few s11 Time Out To Eat RANCH HOV$R Where "we iSsue qunlity your q s,eryy." joy our own truth baked pies and c.kaa-32fl OrIdo Drive, Sanfort DJ's RTAU*A?4T & U*ZNGE — Both lunch AM dimer ipsclali are fsatw.& lãve er*. tertalnansit In our lomigu Mon. u Sat. Drive, Sea HOLWAY E4N —$4— Joy live site ta1nnt In our lounge Teaday then Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thuratoy. rtalian nt* Saturday — All you n at 8p!. 14 & LR. 09 Sanfort VNE1 TAICR4*JT— Give your family a treat with our dalicloun Sunday Q1ksn Special. Hwy 415, 0900. HOUDAY INN — IAKB MONROE — Featuring moith.wateru4 Masks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In Our mpu1ar losigs. 'Over1ook1ng the St. JOWN1, it IAEt MABY P1IflZ 00.— Try ow Fried Qioben, "Mid to peafecikin In ow own kitchen." We feature horns ceoking and holtailty. (* qoster MUG Off I4.n Labs Mary Blvd. PORT 0' CAlL — eé1ilfhg In steaks and .afoot Our great _'1 bar features 10 dlfferent salsitieni. Hwy. 1700 & 411 In SrInOIe P1w, ci-. V_ ej • RA, AAA Spaniels show off In the ring. Ualvirally d Cubd V1 I110 Th.s. preaenta "(t!h fl," 9:11 p.m., Nov. 9.10 ad Nov. 1147. 114111 1 11 bIMr.I$alSUOS A'Mrl ou camp. PW !WMs an VHIS1 wsskdayi 94. "eP, Nov. 19,11,14,11,11 and 17, Central TheMe Qvlc ThS Lath Nam Park, Orlando. Cefl NS.71N Ralk.ss ad td &Nb& $ pan., every __ Peseldance and Elkcam ide_ - - at. tire iWto smtog 500 years, eaal1 Ftoe Mts O' Monot Rollina CoIlse, W$ir Peak, Dabur. PVie to public. , 1$ aan. to $ p.m.; dayad$ ft,MZ V IPJL "Y.atiHsart_sS,' I,iry Saday, $ pan., DidCe , Road, DsBary; ,leateucUon, 7:19 pa. A'' ln $1 r*stsnm*a todadit Open Merck at D $sW, Iw1ord Saturday, Nsv 17 stealIng 74 sa., thamber at Commerce, 40 L Fka IL Psk As1 $siJ ckb at Lake County os with Dave w 0 onam"18, Sunday, Nov It Csr, Bay Street, 24 PJL MW and Cr'P Longwoo $Mw, Nov. 17 ad 1. 1$. Ai auI.Jeird, 14 p.m., All i mumaug HaIj, so** Ave., Isaterd, Sunday, NO. IL Hams P.t "he*%Ha,d Q,tc Center 0 1:10 pa., softe Mr. II. at Dea esw,rd,- Saturday, 74 ia., Dean Kumanchik brush.s his cocker spaniel prior to the show. It 's A Dog's World "We want to show theptdllc different varieties of purebred dogs," said Pat Beede. "And to show that pure-bred and show dogs make excellent Mrs. Seeds Is a board member of the newly formed Seminole Dog Fanciers Association and she was talkft about the dog show Association held last Sunday at the Central Florida Zoo. The show was an Informal way to show off some 80 different breeds to the public. DoSflO1J5t2$tlone were held to show a dog's tracking ability and also obedience training. 1 dogs thin shown In a cording to differad Claus, along within • which In only S months old, hop" tO hold sarshows in the area and to perhaps become an annual event. The club was formed to the "promote interest In = dogs and to educate publlc about piwetreds," said member Carolyn Servis. "We also hold classes on how to handle dogs at shows and classes on obedience." • For those interested In joining. the oralloociation learning more e(h meetings are held in the Longwqod Basset Hound "I.. L.. KrIs KrIngl.' CI on first Wednesday of th. month. obviously has tho charisma of a star. The More Information can be obtained Mrs. Die& said dogs s r callingthe 8emle handsom. canine Is owned by Lora and Invited from allwov Comm"cur's president, Eva an —da Flori In order to shown ow r'any Kenny Eastment of Altamonte Spring. , at $314717. S——• _.4 •-•-. ..•..-._.__. _.4 —-- 11 *__• - __*_. iiP1NMeJput_, ssft4f att Hams Wes ii rnte ceases Mtn SAL 09 4 paL Amin pi& • . jJ ,•-• .L: logo i.,, different AKC breeds as possible. Dogs. 2 pa., sob :. -,. -- ..•__.. - -------•-------•.--- • ••- - 10 --- , ft V' S. I .. 5.; .1 , 14.. - :... .• p t ' • t .. L rt ..-"- got 71, ' I .7 M 1,, . .,4'J L., e• ,.,• _•_ I 4 - -. 3 • I •• _r - _- - . -? • & I t • i.4 ! 4 t•__. ,I • LI �I C [1 4—IvenIN Hera, $snlsrd. PL PrIy, Nev. IL im Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Li]n What Happens - Durin Hypnosis? . , çu&.iows ALL SIATI TELEVISION won •• .•. ••a NONE NOON AMMMON Dy ImINl p1od of d.w. U wan In the lift. After the hypnsiic Room no dPiyehsl.m1y induced byhypnotic trance ended, the larp Whethoppess In a hyp. suggestions. Dot whoa he advasings rIop WOMEN WHO Now PLAZA U antic trance? Recent was asked to Indicate pssd. NONE ONE NOON research saggum that wbhir "another part" of hypnosis may reduce the him was aware of the under ONE MEN usual dominance of the asnotli by movIng his fbur, p brain's hemisphere In the finger wiggled. The ell One am MOVIE matters In,olvM thosgM cwr dady iiati the ahiuIty of ressosdura asdipanch,andbburot.the the within the to liftee on" smotionsi ANIOMMIR ____ mors.MIml and smtIrwi WWII may Indied be In in people who hive velvet iIii. ago been hypaiI'med: 1 TIght MEMO IIVIII1 ==rot Under hypnosis people I4 iRan sewn lte lIteriUy to RIPISY. mel GUY ( of t in emotlom Room be of two mine.. University of Washingtondw do left am does. MEN AIEMNI School of didne, pd 10TIIL&II' also ANN fU November 16 thru 22 Cable Ck. itii• _ iii i, -i WU•.0 ,. NONE "mI' N*y.$?SS$ u.,.L-* A aiiM C .fight WENOWN _____ NOON FfIhiR, — www AILSAIT Ti Dvhdn.l.f. p,,, Josephine Hilgard $ 34 - 0 0 0 a 0 , . 0 • .. IOASTTOMTUIIIY WITH SAUSAGE gyUpp IOA$T LII Q LAMB • •sauDvrnsIrnANAM • SON SLits ROAST OUCKLINI • INSLI$NCUTOPPRIMIMSWITHYOIJ(JNIIIPIJRO ADULTS. 011W UNDII .$2U . .12 er 100 smon 65 •. r, A 0 0 UMj ' haw :Ma5q •PINNutwmIThI - 0 .?•. SNTUTAINM$N7l.• 0 1I S. MAIIIOUA-IIANPORD wi Siew NMI, 37 Adversary Stookey rJr4. 36 or •- 0 • 0 { - 0 saw their l0d TV TC010 , Public m is the awasowin Institution thanpsyehiuogl$s once •t A Night ...ur..7 uw his ia. C*tiSt asd ars JuiimJI Un will_a p osed intl.. Iadeg prop, from ABC'. the "Barney Miller" series, women new look In m to G.odgrief poatirs freon Plows' Drom new s,sots os "a•,, ''- p41st Sung and a copy of his am their ddMm law M ws taped helena ay, "Why I'm Wend to be furs prs *ndSot illiuce at Yale en Amsrkun," which he ..to hi . In thur _ __ main" acospled by the to The holiday almation be placed In the efl Ironically, suggests the special, "IntergalactIc tistsiuuáis* usotlan of the dub's mom Now, ndwt 1111111 Notion ofNMlimsBalI. The an 11 110MruSY took place m coverage In the list. University,, "the 51M. IN canu atari in A g . party d Iadp. the VaIY, slung vit r ck Miso ps'ndM hre he M.Jeho I*1a, who O -'-o ?W1,ngMthe-ite. composed and perferms hi hud at CasW's Palace It appqsts Ihit r er1elt.., Lsk on.ls,wwtJBC mhut. are in-i.m 1 wesk ____ criess go the -. - - . •' ___ - - .• '•• -------------------------------- leobsuentAtAAJL - _____ , - 0 0 -- 0 V 0 S S. • - fr . -I .5 -..---- oil [14 £ sun "iry .______ 1 0 ______ 40 ilbIlcal p - On By LiZ MITCHELL Schiafly and Manabel coming of age. Not only are there AmirlomLlhiyA.u.. - Morgan are Interestingly jtaposed with portraits of fascinating accounts of We have all been marhid women and men who are scientific studies - In. In unexpected ways by the living these women's cluding critical comments In cues when the author, take changes of the late 'SN and theories, early 70.. One of the moot ISt.rop.rasd between the exception, but thereare also omrmosa changesOn been deceipthoco of her subjects, numerous real-life examthe range of roles, Goodman coins terminology plea. Eleanor Roosevelt tells of aspirations and anxieties and explanations to define wIddth..eyssrsopenedt and , to some degree her awe at "the one great _ Air for women, categorize their experiences; love of my life as a child" The twidng points that "Tuning Points" Is a book her father. Shirley MacLain. brought each of us more In readers can Identify with, recalls judging her own 730 touch with the evolving recognizing themselves and mother's life as dull: "I HSo U.S.A.vs. JAPANNs nts.la soda) landscape have been their friends and relative., wondered what had hapWest In sxckaslvs coverage unpredictable and often Many ofsn wonder how to pened, and lgueuldick't from the Orient of a g.m. confining. These are the raise our daughters for the want it to happen to me." A fsatt.lng the top pIIyu* from subject of cclwnrm Ellen impre&table changes In the friend of lAxa Minnelli's tells both counwes. Goodman's first book, yeah to coin. — "Beyond in an interview that when Lisa remembers "Daddy "Turning Points: How Sugar and Spice." WEDNESDAY Two psychologists and a always took the hurt away" People Change Through _____ Qisia and Commitment." In jotinalid have joined forces that she Is lying to herself — r -- ii, a isles of interviewpar- to provide some answers, that the star's father was an rVINING traits, Gooânii Studies the The result Is a readable absent figure In her 30 patterns women and ms are examination of the stages of dlhLood." (17) NSA SASKITIALL ___ The comments are used as Atlanta Hawks vs. Milwaukee creating to dual with change. a woman's file In the coded The author says site wrote of what psychologists have reference to the way many this book "to show why learned through studies and women deal with real people or perceived expectations In people feel differently about tests, THURSDAY Journalist Rivers and their childhoods. We also change. Why some of us NOVIMUIR 10,1075 make changes eagerly and psychologists Barnett and hear the opinions of ureniuooii easily, while others find It Baruch synthesize the fin- unknowns, such as a mother lnswmountably difficult." dings of such varied who feels justified In spying 1200 Goodman Is looking research as studies of to be sure her 13-year-old (4)• NFL TODAY specifically at changes that bonding between Infants and daughter does not read 1230 CID 6 NFL FOOTBALLaffect our roles as mothers their fathers, Invedlgaticms "Forever," a popular young and wives, fathers and of a link between working adult novel. The mother is go Boors at Dot, ol Lions husbands, working people mothers and delinquent opposed to this dory of a &015 and social beings. children, a lock at different teen-aged coop!e who have aD• pp_ yny TM. Joel and Evelyn, messages teachers give boys sexual relations with no 40 described by Goodman as and girls about school resulting crisis — no S(4)NFL FOOTBALL " the perfect example of a competence and per. pregnancy or nervous breakton Cliii , COwbOy, careful thned4n desige, a formance, and que.tlonalres down — to show It was _____ slowly modifying patternon how f-nIh.s handie girls' wrong. ___ 00 and yet one imIwitImtdits HSOINSIOS THU conflicts and -stresses." -amea young, iney followed"The Dremu," with On wife at home raising the children and the hushind succasefully pursing high career 0115. They dianged the patterns gradually, beginning with Evelyn's return to finish college studies on a pot-time buds. Evelyn describes the ni three weeks before gradustlun who site was fiMIIl* a laks'home .xw and Joel called toonkherto join him for dimir and the theater. She declined: "I (sIt IfIhad.Mdu,innees hig ,apItillSt$er.,lflwere ssylng as to what we'd drsmu.d about... I kItes If I ureatidlug up for me at the espies of no" Most of the people Geodemi dseerthss at their Ieraing Pelats" are caRed by their VM nameso and some of the deab of their lini hive been changed I. asui.o their a.oagudly. But she Mas sallied with a few sishelties in the cowse of her research. Her disconslens with Phyllis The Colts at Nft En@W4 Paws. Miami DoNns at Cim,slsnd Rroens Nee York J.fs it Chi. cagoieirs (I)S NFL FOOTBALL Dallas MORNING COwbOys at Washington Redskim ISM ___ (4) 1-COUNTRY FISHING 130 MeWFASTLING AFTWI___ 3:41 1230 OY CD a P1CM FOOTBALL Ohl BtiteMMicIWgan 400 (I) NFL FOOTBALL 4:00 RegIonal coverag, of Cincin(D• NCAA FOOTBALL it f44A MIami of Pole at Alabama Denver Broncos at San Fran. cisco 9.rs K.WSIU City c,i.s SUNDAY at Oakland Raiders; Pittsburgh NOVUMSIN 1$. 19 Bleilsis at San Diego Chargers M0fIN - MONDAY • (D• SILL DANCI our. NOVFR 15 -DOORS _ IVC3 AFTURNOON 200 i*oo 32 (17) FALCONS' FOOT. ® iossv sowumi BALL JONNMOMAY 200 1*30 FOOT BALL Allan. (DO NP. ® cuma p.j,, at Los Angeles 'IP, TODAY __ __ FOOTBALL 10 WIik* ___ __ TUESDAY 10 NOVWIIJ1 1A __ (I) NFl, FOOTBALL Neloni 00 mop of Smimore SATURDAY ___ NOVWN11.1S1S sisesnowfti 0 • Tkaá$i iq SPeW Iii 110 NOON '0 PM I bIJJIJ.-.di q S's.. ____ ISIS. 7 Siosmi •_— :4 a Comoreo 0 Shdnsr (Gal aIsip Ho.pit.O 34 At •. sskjssta hoard depresslorn me mothers 17 ChOIr voice will TV 35 Actor Lou —'12 Prsichpro. ' iipflal.'e asidi ____ fail whoa ____ their i _____ IS Sings, Vic SO Old series: Star 37Usiati noun Inbsthos'MthsiilIavgs,fawu,oJoImNI,tor 0, — the,Mdthsndatsdwhuchone,s'uungigtoask stareui — ooww 00 thayheerd. lot thst hew fathers feel. New a Cusoy . 1—PIlelaton, yj ' wen byp1usd e 2iMutoissr '- __ —Norni' iiip the.Nat teat cesdacted, which chive ao Ddo show,. fathers live eens"0 1S LOW ,ito, 4nsdIto 1 s,•thy ropsstsd fsil. 24 across °"' the sdatbIn theThestudy-ll " __33Patched eWler — mr. on4wq seleCted-c $4$sarsroot - SMaffingi __________ O 41 Slr.g.r — 21 SIsibaN turn Punt tlggams 23 Actress Lsu• 42 Playwrlgh, 60 Onu of Sh. me — (Lay. WUkarn — w.sruag earpsses, th. nest syndrome," or Iu*Ion UNrS TAKEOLa. $224O3I for minerals 3. Secondary ramou" 43 S (Osman) fto) 'ty, too, 15 Cosby *2 Advlc (0cot _____ 25 Child's game 44 Jack — 51 ISdlipoid 63 Misaisi" 20 Age 049"1 __ 1 _ rw I3Harsmroom Rtvsrbflds 17 iNs Plvs.0) cumataaces, ths subjects i'---14 Actress — 54 fsolrol 25 Thuifori 45 Actor — rspsrtsd henh the asand ___ A 30 (OW-' VaWaftep pr.sd to th* r ear. 15 city of OS Of — I sing ioN) 47 Sot — (the ____ have JudaN Wme 67 Extremities 31 Lair timed lion) much moss trsqnetly. rna ud of the "y IS Nngativ. coe OS Actor — 32 Fama*s 45 Id.. (French) CHICKEN SPECIAL • 30 Pronoun mm one mm Ur04h a dra*atkaily Improves a ASS of series d lIstIIiiII toot. Absconded 4o Statsi 11 Some zodIac 30 Wodiors person's B ISpots wl In right-bandits, most rmy —Involuntary 42 Lied tomes. psrsons 41 CandId receli of Into the t* that this thtothelsk. Menpitod am 9 PC$. CHICKIN AEON a... i I SUNDAY O — did it nest at an to '_ t has his nnl.w or u.aUmm. daring a verbal proceming takes — '11' deliberately memorised. McKay UIit* aew&l Other research Indicates i Actor — LUII • ay.a ports - S Books Examine'How Cope With Change We c.cps. _ -- •••• Friday, Nov. 14, 1Th-4 1. - '-r'--:-•.-.'-i 'I-.---- • _•• - 0 0 00 �• . -- . - - - - -- U . Evealois HareM. $anlss'd. Fl. FRIDAY Friday, Nov. 16, I71 AN November 16 _ flied. a ____ SATURDAY l•' November 17 _ _____________________ ____ mastectomy but Rfth Dna4on. RVENING SU NDAY Nov.mber 18 _____________________ ___________________________________ will Ism her. MORNINS Us River Sand. 6: 100 (D*THE PRE'ICH ATLAN. (I)• JASON OPITNO0M- •®(EOaws TIC AFFAIR A_passing•r __ MAND___ 0 5 SIONIC WOMAN (Chad (writ) learns the stiip's WISKINO SPECIAL (D 1:00 THE 1:00 captain (Louis Jourdan) has kIhJl4IIUI NEC NEWS 1*0 MOVIE "Th MO ° agreed to DUnlsavy'sds,fland, 2:15 12:30 '-I 17 CAROL mmsiu 'eiW' (191$) Jam end eels Into lotion h o (17) is AMERICAN LOVL (1)S TWAN I SUPER liv. Otis EVYLE Mickey Rooney The beloved *so and Its COIN. hess to rsaMnn a young r=igers. (Part 2o13) ___ 11CM FOOTBALL ONO 1*0 IIINDI THE ,. 5:30 I (35 FRIENDS POOtbO 1011111118 We part in •ii l_.I__.l she prevents Mvsri___ orilie ___ ___ grkWon action ltigtiigttts of ON NEWS (17) MOVIE "King o, frOIfl occulTing In a pilosIli 1150 MOVIE "Tommy" (1975) 2:41 (7) *50 HEWS KIItIr Allies" (1114) Tyrone the week's major matches are CAMERAvs area. (0.1 hr., 39 mm.) EVININS (17) Mt. ii THE FAMILY - _ __ __ _ • _ C.o'c'v 116 a• 2:30 _______ ____ 1011111 (ED p MOVE "A ___(Ill?) ____ Far" Seen Connsry, Robert Asdiord. lii the fllflth , Operation Market 1 NIWNART Sob takes two of MS therapy groups to a IUSIJO IStrSIt for a marathon session. (17) WORLD AT lARGE A young boy struck pi (7) Nick Suoniconti. ® lI1T flit r.voit hi India. ® THE lAW AND YOU ON by (J)• THIS STHE jq 7ASM0ULTURE U.S.A. sensed by Len bewson and Power, Michael Ranni.. A 5ft• • ____ (1) - _______ 'I'ON 7:00 1040 game of lag football. CAll (35) JIM ROOKPORD 18 (35) I LOVE LUCY Lucy drill &W 90 Jobs in a Gw* "Resurrection in sook## TICTACDOUGH 0 (17) MOVIE "DUO Kles" 16010tyTHE NEWLYWED (1933) Sate Lvgeel, Dsvld 5 (7) I&FAMLY • chemical bing CafllOUlagsd n • Manners. A movis estravagen. "Richard Petty" A blogiicat sa is the setting for a series of InIerVsw wIII nosed racing murdsrs committed by a pay. driver Richard Petty wIN be IANIMALS ANIMALS ) MAlICE Maude cthemselves looked In a Gloom . iioo pliesills III NO oUOIC MIS$TY MOUSI HUOIU&MCIU.I (V P ),1)15(DONIws ) 1W LASTOPTHEWILD 'ara" - • 1110 I 5) JIM NOCKFORD 7MOV1 TraIl" (1113) Vera Ralston Pat "Chicken Utile IS A..." O'Brien. A yoi..g brtee travis 15(17) MOVIE "The Green W to Join ;_ weal husband, only to discover MS $10 _ acOrr,Id mistrees and her MIs- (1)15 PUSS SUNNY 94 ARTHUR'S COUNT While takkig an a ,g p,, somihow ends up In King Thwksgiving. D" __ ASHVIUIS MUSI __ ~I Al • • Salad ____ • ___ ' _______________ _____________ ____ ____ - .._, ___ • -• I ___ ____ ___ • - • - - - wow - ___ ___ ' - ____ ___ ____ ____ - ___ ___ __ • ___ ___ . .• ,. $ - -. - -. . -_ ..'. ,. • '.. •.. - •'- ..-,--,---- -----.-"-- •-- --• ------ - -------- -- --. • . ___ - ,. ___ • • _______________ • •• .. .__... • • _ -:-; - • . - . , - • I • '-. . ____ ___ _______ _____ ____ -- .- .-- ___ ____ - - - ____ ___ _______ otii stir - . ___ ________ 100% NYLON CARPET ______ ______ ___ _________ , _____________ • , __ __ ___ if btVN ____ _________ ___ " ______ ___ Sayd, RIIN $Wl5 (I) SM'S LOT A novel. tion when he dlsoors that MS AM T000 IATINO and thei r oqulpment we let (dSod) whO returns 50 murdered Pmrtni. wee a memMA l( reduced to microbe also In MS ben of a crooked police ring. NO order to pailorm 'a 4$oih. home determIned to end MS 5 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 0(35) UN155115 AT CAL. operation inside the brain of a troubled memories of an so • The Angola, MW to ledin who VARY APPITIZIR famous sUsnilst (2 Hr..) houee wives lewd So house is Ilwenlns So Se 015 Ilim CHOICIOPONION $OVp ';•,.: asinhssaretrenger.art itao•. $10 OR$HRIMPCOCKTAIL " (1) SUPER $1.0. 5(1) MOVIE "Ivengal" SDAT ITNO77W (1/W) (1931) John Sarrmore, cv 5 S(17)MOVIE,- __Kings Row' . MWhn Marsh. An artist tOtally 1010 stein" A TRIP THROUGH OUR FASULOUS 1) RO So soii and taunts 1*0 MOVIE "Homnihodtu" P9*C-1, Ker1011, Mae Clarke. A aclanthas SALAD BAR WITH OVER $ Shulden. Alter returning to his of ayoung .i . U,tJ w (1974) RiAh MoOevhtt Peter :- i,, ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM pilSO,Mo his alter e. (I Srocoo. Paced with eviction parts of dead bodIes (1 1/2 heMS tIfl to pisotlos, S YOU doctor becomes invelved in the I/l lIme.) ooerJSS Of M1ba0 1S11 11* lIre.) aidedY P101)1. 19 W So ietab(4)IUIsVAu .lv • IIN 5(17) MOVIE "cry The % 11511111i111 hi mWderOU5 ways. 51uihaa' (1970) Vhica..I prim, 1010 BAKED TURKEY WITH CORNBREAD DRESSING . 400 shatb Serpier. A Biulieli (4) THE IHMOO hAM STEAK TOPPED WITH PINEAPPLE 11110$ (7) S SCM POOTSALL 5 (4) A MAN CALLED SLOANE A demented genius Vite Ob5U•15d with I (3$ 0P1Y1 PRIME uS OP SElF WITH OUR OWN SAUCE Mlannlolflw$JsatAlebama SraUsn) p of BAKED BOSTON SCROD COVERED WITH IC) •• _So 410 tocltengsSocoun.sofsblaz. witchcraft, incurs So wrath of a (INS) IS Tremr., Vincent SEA' $ONED BREAD 4) MOVIE 'lMeklokV (C) ing oomat and direct N toward marowelL Whiter. After "by em men. _____ ROAST LAMB SERVED WI TH MINT JELLY (1974) Lou Goaeatt, Larry Earth. SSeviscwWoft5Ii.000d of A con team makes cv 5 FANTASY ISLAND s4 CHOICE OP SAKES POTATO p4 and $ LQ MOON LOCAWft money when So W MAIHIDPOTAT000)SROCCOU III how 1110 RYSTAL The MR Who ale. city 50 Punt 'W15" Ms black ooierids hi 5(4) (1). C!) S NEWS ihsmb*u Of Ike Mailed is DSIUI$ • _ t/lHre.) the pre.CMI War West. (1 Ill :isISonesI,Nooms- doeeMScIIepiffi,(i 1110 • • asuc*oppuMpKswpI S (1) ____ • SATURDAY NIGHT returns to the 1110 • 01STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE • • atage _ will a riotous aet. LIVE NASH SORDON 2:00 S*NS COMEDIES 1150 MOVIE "Who s Killing (4)5 MOVIE "Who's Afraid I Itsi. Of VirgIrle Wl" (S The Greet chase Of cvSMON 'io.*cr." 1110 (155$) es11eIk Taylor, Rich. (197$) George Sagal, ____ (C) (1155) •®lOomu.* d SWISh. A Stint. A IW400d din Jm'ei Waiter. An older FATJ king irIs 1 keep Pus eawifa 50555* batWUA IWO UflPId. 60 111v I** MSke I lOONY AND I ty plOtsesons and item wives from king its meld ViOtIm 1 OemISM IOdM he nlgiil CI psycho. • PIleV who Is murdering #QkU1 Siren lies retds So knees ohs hi So 1150 MOVIE "Stranger In --. snow. Inner tanahima and marital tur :i me Heuev' (197$) Margot MON. IY.i7 OfIecIngons of Its . —1P0-1 lv., $ Kidder. Heir Duilea. me ,m e.(11F1 ) M5 if. sorrily house are 12:00 !I1ThEIONSIH0W ODW wMOVIE "Stills Dallas" 7SYADM55 'MI1iiIsd bw pSychuIlCk1Ner •(4)HOTHISOSANDWICN NCTT0I 2 I1813 (SIW) 41087) Barbara I wits ep,c . in ___ Ihies* _______ Pam uatc,____ Cko____ Starneppk, John Sola. A worn5. caN. during a Christ. pIer heave, L__ Martin Lids, 110 an aaiaSoas ytllno for the -a,, y----'ij' v %MOWN ,.,,, ,.g ,,, J r - , ______ ___ #0orga,'iz. Jones, Jason • hires SJ to traMpert his two. IV) OVl Voyage" 64Don9t __ • SUN SUNNY / ROAD It looks like. domestic puttering began to Neither can sleep because of You will remember give me the feeling he had his responsibilities. "How Benson (Robert Gull]auine) become the male rein, did I become govemor?" - • ____ (1974) John Wayne, Eddie Albert. A police officer ,m Each Other" (C) (1971) Renes (1)15 THE 5*1(7W Taylor, Joseph Bologna. 1w (D• ABC NEWS members of an encounter 70 Robards Jr. which the Ingalls family recount Based on the novel by F. Scott their hardships and toys to cocktails Ifl$de hint such a dory lines given a hit of dretth to fire the little old (17) oft IW. DAN- Fitzgerald. A psychiatrist Is their adopted rW&U" hit that he has been given his tooth. Impressive growth ladY PV6 him the Antl8th torn between his demanding (J)•IO MINUTES that day to fire 6,000 people. own show by ABC, much to has taken place in just a f thedetriment This In turn gives the woo P0fee1bon. THE STONY OF ESTHER Benson has taken over as In ofle episode Benson has stz'engthto let the old woman (1)VOI(* OF VICTONY OliVia Hussey PO(tIiY5 Esther. butler 110 - HlJMW.RD of a governor's a wild affair with a pretty go. the Biblical heroine who risked cv WRESTLING mt$"OW WP§Ofta ma nsion, where once again junior senator. We see him When the subsidiaries her life to save her SPIR _.uI his wit and level head o bec ome people, "Benson" ut of the kitchen — as STRUTS OF SAN THI THREE H50 MOVIE "ora" (1979) (m(35) yj ptinjgy preside. Governor Gatling someone who can be very blossoms. I enjoy those pp a MANDFROM William Holden, Marthe Keller. respected cop learns he Is a (James Noble), Jessica attractive to women, That warm milk sessions, which Directed by Bil ly Wil der. A film 110 he decides to take Tale's cousin, Is a widower gave him his clout beck, occur regularly, and don't direct or chases after a a seemingly unconvsctabls 5)Th who — like his cousin — is (I) SUNDAY MASS The show had a sad out. even mind Benson's talks In hopes dlct sive former movie star 1ORAL ROSIRTI him . XM AND THE PUG. of persuading her to come Oqt a (IT) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta 01,aying the Sam with Only come — Down asks her to with Katie ( the WgEs of — of retirement for his new names vs Washington CapI. 51 cards. Benson quickly marry him and she turns which usually send me pro)ect.(P0-lhr.,O4mIn.) tam uaumescnmiid. "Do you him down beca use her running). If the how's have your briefs, gover. career comes first. As he creators can keep digging _S $00 ® (7)15 MOVIE "San Francis. 1*0 MOVIE "Invasion Of nor?" inquires B.n.onu the aulksin the kitchen from his beneath thegag comedy, and KIDS ARE PEOPLE co" (0/W) (1939) Clark Gable, me Body snatchers" (1978) boss leaves for an Important broken heart Katie asks him include the still undeveloped UNDAYM0RIlNG Spencer Tracy. A Barbary Donald Sutherland, Brooks fact-finding tour. "Yes, what a broken heart is, mem bers of the cast, IW Coast gainbler and his boy- AdsmL Strange pods wNd IIRITMFLNTGT~ Baum, and my socks,tW1. exactly. "Just another way "Benson" could develop into hood Pal, now 5 priest, take over the bodies of humans (1. LOST NI SPACE i governor's crew in. of deicribing one ci life's a first class character different reasons for concern rain down from outer space, 0:30 IsiU : Katie, yow' basic little disappointments that comedy. over a young sInger. (2 1/2 causing a San Francisco health S (1) GOSPEL SINGING His.) Let's see what happens. Inspector and his assIstant to precocious little daughter come close to IrlililIE you," 01111.1111111.111 or lies f their live.. (PG-I 1w., 55 (MIssy Gold); Marde, a sOOn4Obs snt.r secretary ( (35) MOVIE "The Front "a") ER Page" (C) (1974) Jack (1) •ARCHIE BUNKER'S ('oline McWlih4na'); a LUXURIOUS 10:00 Lainmon, Walter Matthau. A PLACE Archie Is doubly humorless aide (Lewis 5(4) THE tough city editor and a lop- shocked when Mike, Gloria and notch reporter cover the exs- Joey show up on Thanksgiving Sadler); and Ms. Gretchen IUOIWORLD 3 Full Rooms Installed cution of a convicted cop.i. and then teN him why they are Kr.ua, a Ger man cook (1i Swenson). there. ROAD RuNNER (2 I1 Your Choke I (7)• MOM S MINDY Monk Gretchen's heavy acomig Shag- 100% Nylon 3:45 Sculptured. 100% Nylon sent Into orbit by a visiting and is heady Third Reich 1010 Includes installation and Includes installation and (1)O NFL TODAY aiim igure (Raquel Welch) Foam Padding •(4)Movs "Quarantined" Waffle Rubber Padding. from a rival planet. (C) (1970) John Datlair, Gary, 1150 MOVIE "Harper valley (i]) (35) DAY DISCOVERY travels to South Africa Ni order OF Collins. The aWl CIa PrlVal. PTA" (1970) Barbara Eden, NO to save a deposed ruler from hospital muel lind a kidney Ronny COx. A very liberated (1)5 ALICE Mel's famous the new dictatorship. (R.2 his., mother intentionally shakes up chili recipe gsta him an all. 15 min.) wiIIllnthsfeolNly.(I 1/2 Hrs.) the conservative standpoint of expanse paid trip to Hollywood 5(4) PNII.* TIME SUNDAY (1) •ECT**I the ocah school board. (PO-1 and an invitation to cook up a (1)5 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. BAPTIST batch on Dinah Shore's show. A 14-yew-old boy's revelation 1w., 42 min.) FOOTSALI. (D5THE FRENCH ATLAN.. that he Is an alcoholic Gompli. NFL (4) 5 5(17) MOVIE "Roman Regional coverage of Cuncin' TIC AFFAIR With officials on cites his mother's potentially 1101MW' (1113) Gregory Bengels at Houston Oliers; both sides of the Atlantic serious *iees. Midrsy Hepburn. A princees nati Denver Broncos Fran- scrambling to free the ship. 1100 MIle hi isv, with a (anus City Chiefs Duilsavy and the terrorIsts • (1) (1)5 cv• NEWS Is'49sL mar wills on vacation In at Oakland Raiders; Pittsburgh begin shooting passengers and 15(17) oPEN UP Rome, Stealers at San Diego Chargers preparing for the Nner's final 1110 1110 destruction. (conclusion) 5SISVAUEY 544se (v NBC LATE MOVIE 5(4) (4)SIJMGEfl55___ a (17) MOVIE "Titanic" 9:30 ond Th e Prisoner Of S ec " '11 TOM AND ,, I magi (1953) Cilton Webb, Barbara (1)5 THE JIPF(R$ONS Avenue" (1975) ' ne any 3- Full Rooms up to 360 sq. ft. Completely ln• stalled with Rubber Pad Appointments after hours welcome f Stanw'ck. me I' 1110 George's big mouth d Q0 Anne Ban cr ofI, A harried New For Free Horns Survey Call today. Our Courteous Repreeen gsns aboard It' doouiied_' are humbled when he is dial. York IFAN 7115 NATION pt, struggles to our. lative wi Ixing samples to your we seen both before and dur lenged to display his boxing •i, V. .11lja~ dialI)C)ONSSLL DANCE OUT So tragic sinking ____ lengas of urb an living. (N) on kI 0 5 JIMMY$WMISART 0(31) MON THE NIGHT STALKER ©17PONTER WAGONER S.er" (5/W) disturbed PHONE MN1D I -" (ESWHYAOONOUCTOA? •LoUCflhuIL irIt om the 12th century of sp fr for 1010 a concert deelgnsd In MTOON young peopiiBiIySllIs and HBO MOVIE "The Wild being guilty ofeeverdetrange piJarmonIc con Geese" (197$) Richard Purton, I.•s y a) S JUKISOK Guests: The Still. Slap Tr. Shill FOR FREE HOME SURVEY doctor Zuin Melts discuss RoQer Moors. Rici Itso daring rvwrssnarlas Who, Ambroela, David Bowle. and demonstrate why at A group of 5(1) lOUSY SORON • Pow gods of , Carson. 0usets So Hop,, 15(17) THI PARTIDSS It. I laid dihet biOOimiU the (7)•OU101CH0OL lint black champion in the hIs. Carol Nebleit, Raquel Wii, FAMILY 1:00 tory of So race-oar CircuIt. .15(4) SJ AND THE SEAR A ow UP -1hr.,391) circus performer (Abs Vigoda) (1)• MOVIE "McQ" (C) S,AND BARNEY RISTAUIANT CM(35) MOVE Powered flying ou" from an air garner critical pralse but slowly. The subsidiaries governor to believe he has. ass. That night, he and the these days evaluatIng new inclined too much toward 0 (17)WRESTLING shown is Us choosing a now caricature, and while I enjoy governor sit in the kitchen at 01r.If it runs who cam what Baum's asides his fumy 4 a.m., drinking warm milk. 6110 group quwM kw*uwtlY. but 8 (1) THE LITTLE HOUK &= "SOap," in whi he carnation of Shirley Booth in moans Ow govarm. eventually reskzs their deep- YEARS Memorable highlights was the Tate family butler as "Hazel." 130111111ICTIONS ask me," replies Benson. "I an ROW ft reawilly elected Sealed mutual love. (2 Hro.) from VWNM episodes of "Little Well " the show,'a only sane In recent episodes, didn't vote for you." eeit of Itie Soi$J' asp. 15(17) MOVIE "Tender Is House On The Prairie" we character however, the people have The governor says that . His acid tongue tie Conventim, discusses pro. The Night" (1962) Jennifer tured in this retrospective In Benson lasen hwnftn fantasy and, gltimatschlld. III . paj (1) CASPER AND THE nlng" (1977) Jar Start _ s _Il ___ Slow KACKAWAP~~ show her the difference (I Hr.) MYCITY ROLLIAS (D• PRO AND CON 7:30 •® THE MORMONS VF-! - the 000 Oft Puff takes a confused M. transport of a dangerous II. girl to a mysterious land to ___ FOOTBALL Dan Cowboys at Washington Red a PICTURE OF HEALTH 10T) AAWNWAGGART ___ o (17) SANFORD AND SON ad a NFL MAIIC MOVIE MACHINE _____ - THE LAW AND YOU VIEWPOINT ON PdLJThj. •®2'SOOMPANY ______ Woodland Caribou 01 Now ____ 0:30 1:00 CI his stars (I)• HU I4AW Guests: Don Garden wIth Allied troop, a (I) SOUL T WNNem5, lily Parker. a n'oem.day m.sel00 mile away from I_sI bridge, oft .imploltsd by a grssdy uncle (7)15 IAWAIC(WELK 130 1150 7 THE NFL pro woo" COMM=the 001use the a public.(PG. Mop M 8 STAN TREK Captain footbal teams take pert In plan to be canoilied. (Conclu. and thr____ ____ ____ .,SOsi*i.) Kirk fells prey to an ellen HBO MOVIE 0:30 'Pocket the week's major matches are (I) THE OUKIS OF NAZ. youji.g ds5*Jvs h inulavs hint to her wIN. JimPK)T(JM Lie Marvin. Two drifters In the ft" 9" this nlysilefto sifth of G (35) mom "The Trial Of HOTPUM former Miami DoIilno star Hogg kilo their own home to was about ut to #71 0) irs yi BUSINESS Chaplin Jenun" NICk Buoniconti. 0et44cf.n loft4ns by swin. protect ____ him from hit man. ____ aJdreesa group of detectives. 20 ding a gui li bls rancher. ThAN'$AcRoWo CD•ORRITv OOMWY 5(17) WINSTON OISJRCH.. 700 FOOTBALL CLASS wo ILL- THE VALIANT YEARS SGDPROPIM N @DUDA. •(1)MOvS "Pile Of The •®CHIPS A strict new offi8211011119" (19") Joh (7.) (35J0111wS WILD hams of oelebflties Including .. 71011 p Wayne, Ray Corrigan. A cow0 ) SANFORD AND SON Wilt Chamberlain. Penny for Jon. Pond and the (1) INACKAWAMNESS elone boy anct%xviers a We" pal Fred Is -01 when Larnam Mai91 .John Ritter &W Rob- Cknois & sy London Ott,I MMOI#Wmw. THE THREE agent on an roover misdates t he sister of their Puerto ert (Mcli ar. lead by two for. )• p.jpp THE *oio o*. . 15 f ,7) Benson Blossoming After (17) AAIOULTURI U.S.A. ____ AND 5:30 c•.o KINGDOM "The Foundland" 12:30 EVENING S CHARLIE PILL 1:00 NFL TODAY I By DAVID BANDLZR HBO MOVIE Fedora" (tell) couo pno humor smell a bit too much he replies. '79 Weekly highlights of key William Holdin, Martha Keller. "Beneen" Is this season's of "Hogan's Heroes," but Another show finds the Directed by Billy Wilder. A film P4CM football contests p (0Vfl01 having to f1i' 6,000 3y comedy she provides Benson with a director chases after a rsctu. presented, that what it wants to good atioth foil. They hate state employees. The cuts hit 51V0 former movie star In hopes known 100 do and it. It in each aftr.,,,If you wem,t a the mansion, too. Benson Persuading LL of retirement for his now not WlsmtAtlo%il outing but ft woman..." he scowls at her. must fire the ft-year-old of Regloni coverage of Baltimore (P0.1hr., 54 mm.) is smoothly and "Take your bed shot," sie pastry chef, the mod loved Colts at New England Patriots; professionally executed. 5*75. "Unt then I'll take but most* expendable Miami DolPhins at Cleveland (5) SIONIC WOMAN parts fit Th all togather . member of the staff. He at mine." Browns; New York Jets at Chi- Jaime Is Captured by men plan. to be enough to caao Beers The series started off can't do it, but leads the ning to steel an atomic- STYLE ____ nun ANSWERS 1:00 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN _ ___ Friday, N.Y. 16, 1q71 EVSIIInS HitiM, SM.rd, Fl. orchestra needs a conductor. . S. . . S •1' I I- I I . I iX _.,1,.-. _____ .. .... ', ------ t• - : '.. .. - •, - . , .• �S I' -- I --------.----- $-legHsrs, ----. ---.------ ---------- I ----------• Pry, Nov. IL 17, $onlsrt Fl. 'Joe Don Baker Walks Tall As TV Detective Baker is. a legendary Sheriff Buford enjoyed biecinleg a cIffsr. Til L OIIIIIO critics Pr h* "W'" Tall." personhia (DOml have described him as Comparing a country place" -II The aotlag beg Ms with "Mean" and 'over- sheriff libeP er .ndacMy powering." Off-screen, cop like Earl Elichied, Saber tlih a tw.1W A ITTwrm collsegves w him - a Saber ftn anIotsrtog Army M. Saber onys, "I smi*so sesen, .esygolng mainalkL "hsy'd both give handed drawfor New or i w a Uoen' of f. words and DO , ," Bsrrymore or JWIHth. HUALTh 0110 do on-rot WON to iles 'Pmitbegoyyosoo.hi he ssys."Mosce you tarn But I lflId thst to be a (7) IIJNIVSS *11 the movies," .zplains on theni they'd ow you Ph*m*W actor you realty Joe _M have to low the week to pot ye'g $ Baker, with all the hsod When York City's chief of doter. dde,." M ttyteg4o brisk to ti,.. Eel Ehiedt "when i - As a yeer In his I kIgMai,' firM sms to Hollywood fl hometown Of Gr..sb.ck, Uses Don Idolised 'W'es-" the sdy wait usia series Texas, Jo. ho iM Desk Walker Aft Ilk. 4&sasaa or 'The FIL' he f.J1 got a brisk when ii id of aid prbihiy Th.regules were always thi he was accepted Into the pod guyst so I ended up someday studio. be pruotlØon. player. W) playing a lot of villains. And I football away to college at "I think poverty was one of played them the hiM I could went be ng th e requlrimssds ci i en he becasse I waot.d to keep North Tezu Stat., wasn't Aoes 5tuo graduate. ft jut dI.covor.d he tting lobs." ge was mandatory to wash After dosuis of aipioetlng hil after , Wd sill th000 and In. (IMIN year. ci roles In talevialom end films So, samsd his 5fsI.' he like "Cool Hand Luke," delaloit while Joe Don's west eventually Baker .trid In the TV degree hi b'idht. Joe Don be led to In two plays, to "I M turned to movie "Mango's Back hi and Ism Idw't a His performance as what I wanted. Then a Baldwin's "sues for MiMer a me hi a Charlie." However, good returns home to help his friend of mine got osdway we's brother wen cric pralas 'allege play. It was Only two lowtssoon in 190 be budell for and resulted In his being orllweeltousbs*IlIhedlt As a' or MML escapist thing, I really chosen to play T.nnsesse's __ 7S'5, 5S,IrM _ ___ bml* - ISIdOf keOW _____ ____ November 19 - MONDAY Numaib and l•,Jack QfØ y) Moll$.oNmw, S(I)DAYSOUNUV 17W )U S Il(THU,*) JI = (1)0 III M I j WTHISDALLONGHOW - ___ P1.0010* •Q) 1415*4 NOLIPS (MOW- II. ___ (DSP1111L HOSPITAL - ____ _____ (MOPS ms VIAN o THE NTU TISIN (DO TUISDAY MOON" (DOIAVI01* & ININY (DO VOHUSIJAY MOON. 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ThE PJMiE OF A i-V 56RI155 'i. - - Don't like Mondays," a compelling and insightful cosnmetary, on the tragic Brenda Spencer Incident in (1)OCU LAY! MOVIE "Holler Skelter" (1970) 0 (1) TON0000W - _____ ___ - 1L'40 - Their latest hit (No. latter a week In the U.K., just released In America,) Is "I ___ - ! first British charts, andsingle Into the American tour their first won new fans here, and inspired controveray. ___ _:_ ____ - ____ coaoh 710 TWA yo II(I)TODAYMPLON)A NMMFN UVUIIIS Slisulian 4SNMI Up-close (Vil "The Turning SOOD MORNING virrui (NONrepfl$ I(17) MOVIIN) 11.1 10()14 d POW (1177) *n swcroo. THL9 We maimS Mn 510 Mastaine. Two MinOn 11:16 In 5I NO oncv frwo kilN training ached. who 0(17) $5 LL4TAR IISIAU. S(VTODAY U$A VS JAPAN SOOD MORNING IOUS1 ON TNt ANDI• s Tim AFTINNOON AMERICA (DO SIWITC$ID (MON. lNII Tr - results eksn conway, y,i. inroad dej 0 (35) tOM A ND JINNV 1110 Mrs. Olsswm liMes a faith an 110 0 (D MINDRIADINS (M0N heer (Jesus OlsOli) 10= (DU NP1. 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(V •MMILV01 I DON'T 1*1 MAJ I ' 0(31)MNSSMesOn VAN- (V __ ___ AlL I N R SOPIL — ,s at eSstoIsiesgamS s wa my a" GITUP ON? sk the onto esk. ft 110" Is Nei LO ti_M&N1$5LY S4litisitisisSNWIMry. •. IbIS " 01111111 ft b" Is k*aesmi ' I (V*TOMII0UN msaden1Ns1055s. -In __ (V NAMY 0 Harry .N inS S S Ji Idlilift NW5I 10*5 Aiuii5* isN*NIUN to___ r. or i IdIt gou Chug - kiSseS lLal Iis MM to R7 Zi Slier ut lj-. 111111110 RIL TOM . nru HWIMng Itom itso isouvwoos __ _____ - In exclusive coverage Barnaby to clear her Crows, drummer for the from the Orient of a game Guests: Wayne Newton, Robert name by tracking down the real T,.h.h i..iHIe "Ut.'.... ...ai. .4-. VV I WIIIC uni, UW bIfl5Ot, LOOtS killer. (li) featuring Si top players from us songwriters. m icians and Money, Ipi Tombi Dance (DO lANKlY MILLER Bar. both countries. Troupe, Alan Campbell, JaCkie nsy deals with a female psychi- Or maybe it's that we don't (1) TIC TAC DOUGH Moo re. atrist who comes on to him and take ourselves seriously." THE NEWLYWED (V 0 a power failure in the 12th SANS All old neighborhood 1:30 (A) (DOftONDAs (DO TAXI Alex becomes precinct. M ends, the Rats formed a) (35) MAliCE Mental health Involved with a struggling )(35) WILD. WILD WEST "because we had nothing 11:45 biomis instantly relevant for actress who in sists she Is givMaids Men her hem-worship-- ing up her career until she gets 1150 MOVIE "Phantasm" else to do," says Crow., (1979) Michael Baldwin, Angus "Thougl* It'd be nice to have ping cousin pays a visit. an offer from Hollywood. Duncan. A young man's Inves- a band, make a few extra 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 1010 On Sits Slivics' second annivera good Urn.," 1150 NOV11 "Last Embrace" tigation Into his brother's death quid and have something to do on sary, the famIly ricaNs how the (1979) Roy Schelder, Janet leads him to a terror-filled "It was wsddlng almoel didn't tale Margolin. A government agent, graveyard and a sinister morti- a Saturday nigl*" adds plow(Ps" 1) recuprating from a nervous cian. (0-1 hr., 29 min.) keyboardid Johnny Fingers, breukdown after Si savage 11:00 too garbed as always In striped 0(1) MDVII "Ihe Last Aide murder of his wife, finds him- 0(17) MOVIE "Cape Fear" pajnas. self caught In a web of (1902) Gregory Peck, Robert Of The Olson Gang" (Prim. Hard touring In Ireland lere) Larry Wilcox, Jack espionage and intrigue which Mltchum. After eIght years in leads and m hi to the ed pr ge is England ("We played of on, an embittered m an Palane. Alter being appolnl.d daputles in Si Old West, the Niagara Falls. (A-I hr., 43 min.) seeks revenge on the lawyer any tilt we could," says notorious OlSon Iwothis turn (D FAMILY Doug refuses responsible for his conviction. Crow.) launched the band's ___ • S Nl (MONID unpredictable __ West - (DOOsimuOs Ullif (MOW- ___ 1 !®0TOOV GOOD MORNING pjj and destructive behavIor, 0:30 (DO ANGIE Richard Dawson visits Philadelphia with his with her game show "Family pits Si Falcos against the demands. Boom4own Rats and "Fib Poos," But with the luck and pluck Or consider something thOtIIh not without site, is of the Irish, the Rats' from the Poo'a second44, 0(17) EUZAMTN N "The hardly savage sound. honesty and charm has won Think Pink: a song about the building to form a = to Bensons. Marriag. Game" Elizabeth's e out With the song getting "sweet little Anna Reals, Tunic For The Troops, th frest silt other for Iris. tOO romancs with heavy import airplay and skinny little teet-age Rats' second Ip, is just what (1)0 NOV11 "Cahill: United SiEarl of Lelcsster. 710 critical kudos, States Marshal" (C) is says queen." a refreshing (1973) c1)THNSI'SACROWD 1100 John Wayne, George Kenn ed y. chance Th en there's England's for AGAZINE the rock-starved (1) Poos A tough lawman tracks down • (1)0 ____(DO NEWS i . maims. You could uSU3r Fabulous Poodles, whose Once again, the (D ( _ "don't take ourselves too wily bank robbers, only to find ) SANFORD mo $011 hear the chuckle behind Idea own 'O sons involved with 1130 seri ously," say Do Meir. Lamont Is upset Men Fred Trap,' or "z playing the Sea Pistols' gang. (2 Hr..) 0(3) TONIGHT Host: Johnny songs like "Rat ennounoss ,,.t to plans to Never Braun," "Anarchy In The U.K." for "We're not new wave. A lot Loved Eva mowS Guest: Tommy ThompCOMPANY Carson. marry a young woman he has (DO Chilssy comes with the Rats' eihilarating their Nashville audience of the bands called that to Si rescue son. issimet. when Jack's cooking lesson (1)0 BANNARY JONES A musical attitude. (while- opening for Dr. aren't particularly. It's jint 710 "We're an incredibly Hook. And playing the punk people playing songs again." 1150 AU.4TAN SAIftALL witha mobster's wife gets a lit, woman susp.cted of her phi. tie too hot for him to handle. ,Iandertng husband'. murder unusual unit," says Simon l.A. . JAPAN (35) & 01ENOS hima ___ __ --- AND N$ 0(17)BOB N!WHAP' Jony encourages the • • Rats and The days" Was "an attempt to anthem country-western To liss EIgl*ies: Fabulous Poodles lead a UfldStStafldwhat happened," style. s Ever since Elvis, rock ',' rock revival to kick off the according to lead singer Bob "They quite liked It," say roll has been "animal 'SOs, the uninformed may Gedorf, a thinning Chap singer-guitarist Tony music" to its detractors. As find new fodder for their and charismatic performer, DoMeur, "though I know bearing Spencer's attorney tried to they didn't really hear p it." But the new music of the ban the song. unexplained lecherous :ui Pl wmw ___ _ DYKI By ROB PATTERSON (Part 1012) L (DO HAPPY DAYS Fonz Guests: Ruth searches for the reason behind V= " " (LS mlYOIaOsMOsml MSTIJSS(MON.WUD, ffi jL3 (D• ALL MV CHILDREN im VAN DVIII tao • CID CA '° SHANKS (WAS THE WORLD PISOl THE P C (35) MID! A01 ING DAY PARADE ML9 t me"" ow mg 69; 9 ONE — TO LN1 1 mom (M004IDf (DLIUNN SOOTH. (MOW-TIM am mwooAos(P11 4. (I) HOLLYWOOD (D ANOTHER WORLD Tanya Tucker. " Teddy Pendergrass, Jo. AEIM _ (35)DICk FrIday, Nov. 14, 1,7-5 New Bands Are Rockl'*n' nappsd from Marcus's play. room by Captain Contagious. GAO ___ ftSNI*timi u EVB4IPIG NOPl(MOP (7)0 MOVIl VAN Q) 0(17) Thl LUCY iH Don t TUESDAY Dayti' me Schedule LOO __ • __ MINfAn (I)AMUCEOOUSLAS ___ £venhng Herald, Sanford Fl. November, BaBrh IsI•1P H --------------------- a - 555 •".'."j.' f,4 s •.&k. use 4 e - sasS •.'. V.. 4J1.,•• (.4'e( .k%jp' 4 I I. I - .—c ,' S - 77i - . :J'' t&.ra..., • \a..••-. " .. - .1,-.• .'. ' . •.-;p3.41-- •_ • •p ,! - t ' --1 -.,,; •'• . rv: 5; - ;.. . ;.,:' -1 -_ - TP ,.•.• .. -- - J' -. :.- j. :.' •. .' r L 1 -. U - ..-•-- ----- .. fr - 4 -' & •1____.• k- . - �ii A ---.--------.----------..-- - U 1$—IvsMa,g Nsr&d, $ealsrd, PL PrIy, Now. i, i97 Birth Of The Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ABC To Show ' Beatles' Ratings Determine years before this project buy guitars and And on nightclub thick, and the In a movie montage. came Into being; It was stage they worked In screaming audience was plamed but postponed while ohicire little coffee clubs, "I should think an the shockinlay young, producers made the now dreadful places In Hamburg, dor of my people were young wheà historic "Elvis" movie. Now and they learned their craft. would give his eyeteeth to do ti ' now, the director, with the full Nothing came easy; I this movie," said director 'n' roll was king and w remember when nobody in and protests and anger Richard Marquand while the found fe,, young actors to Indon knew who they were. UhIU$ted CTOWd seemed far away. collapsed play the young Beatles: people wet between n The young ianbers. "There's "Maybe it's because I'm e "twisting" their , so much about the early days. Stephen Mackenna (John), GeøP Harrison's age I feel gyratIng in a sweetly clumsy, o(the Beatles that audiences Rod Cuibert.on (Paul), John this story very deeply. I dance that one would net don't know; their beginnings Altman (George) and Ray grew UP with this music and even more dramatic Ashcroft (Ringo). All four then clubs. This in like doing have expected most of them W to know, because the time than Elvis". • met his requirement for my ai*olAography." was not the beginning of the started"the flavor of the lock from things The clarion call of an 'es; the time was ji lad roll for them they certain angles; not a 1y waxelec ric guitar on a tape. summer, and the young m Beatles were like exactly the people in the gaudy London p between the audience with music up from sound of the early and style r gMelub were twisting an d ,, £r 10 e tles 40 the air, and shouting In r ase to be fatal. They're terrific of the world. rid And I the wary extras got to their actors and musicians; that's group that made 1' °Y and IUCCiU they had ed, ready t .. , than disbanded. when "Jobs" by abroad ape ctrom what I tsSdsd." shouted the they were dancing to the shared of generations, from Perhaps ft's because the ritual opening: "14's rock Beatles ... well, not really. andmothers to toddlers. Beatles are Marquand's 'ii' roUt" They were dancing to the generation that he seems to "Elvis opened the door fa.J an additional ne4t,ngnt Richard Marqsiand was in'alc on the soundtrack that the Beatles walked In this story. "it matters ready, too. After .1, he was new movie Celled " th truckin' when the Fib Four ma because it tells you that Ui. B,a'},," which will tirosii." you can actually succeed waft the am kids In town, . its WWM PIP1111121dre on Maquand, well known in ABC Nov. 33. Th* in England as a director, had W096 bloody bard work and, no ens would ever get thus " was so far beyond known Irodec e s Dick Clark not just by accid,g," he said mngIc And bringing thou. tbecolloldulythatyafaiJ and Ty Bishop for two pplly• "They dida't jot days back was, well, fun. The wioke In the room was away like the calendar pages DEAR DICK : I am 15 but when I was ycmger I watched a TV show called "Hobo Kelly." I read that TV untim de&t like Is put black____ and white programs on. Why de they keep OflIlgan', Tal.d" aid "I Lov e Lacy" a— these shows have bees an so beg that p@@*are dek .1 the.. AM what abut ether skews, LIke "last In Space" aid "Tb MamterV'? JIM MARCHAND, Van. aver, Wash. As you get older, you'll realize that economics governs aimed everything, Including what programs get re.nms. It isn't whether or not ti black his& and vbIt nr 'n1s thth matters ft'swhathiryowloj lthlnksltwllflgeta high rating. If people really become sick of Watching 13011011111 and Lucy, the rating will go down and the show Will go oft.!! they felt "Hobo Kelly" would attract a lot of viewers, they'd put ft on. — 0 — t _____ 'A The early days of the Beatles will be re. created I. an ABC movie FrIday, Nov. 23. John ___ — WEDNESDAY Nov.mbyr2! DEAR DICK: I heard a rumor abut the Village P"Ple. Sly esesin said that right before they storIed their male, Victor, the lead singer, quit. Please tell me If It Is true or ut, A.?., Rldibsr& S.C. Trun more or low Victor Willis, the Village people's 'cop," bu bern wanting to go on his own for some time. 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The beloved Every year Advertising hopes to be equally Vinnie Wolek, presumably a dcliii helps to realILm a young (1) MTNt WALTONS After 1100 Age prints a Top 10 lid of anonymous as one of three Polish-American from a boy's fllth in humanIty when being mlsalng in action for HSOWISIOS THE NFL Pro celebrities who double as man ln three-piece suits lnan blue-collar neighborhood. ill prevents several crisis ttirss months, John-Boy IS football t5ifl1 1*5 Pill JOW Houseman, widely from Occurring In a peaceful found, in serious COndition, and gridiron iCtICO U IIgiIII9ht$ in salesmen on television upcoming coffee cornof commercials. Polaroid mercial. admired for the now defunct moved to $ military hoepital In the week', maJor matches are hr., 3$ ilj) Washington. presented by Len Dawson and camera salesman James Mike says he loves the "Paper Chase," Is equally jy (7) IAVE15IIa SHIP.LIY former Miami Dolphins star Garner edged out lad y's su nd tuiing req ,i formidable — and Jpp r 1 Ousets. David (11 Nick Buoniconti. winner lI recognizable — striding for 1 ) NOV11 "Gentle .(I)(J)S(D•P*WS HwMuan,PauiaKeiy . elsewhere Cosby's pitches the camera Giant" (1917) Dennis Weaver. his basic non-ethnic face toward ( lENNY KILl, for Jello Pudding, Dal Mote recommending professional Vera Miles. A small boy and his helps keep t 17 LA$T OF THE WILD vegetables and a soft wi pet bier find adventure In the "NeptunssTaskFoics" ads as it does on stage and In advice in financial dealings. NIPS are deemed "the most ABC's Florida Everglades. And fans of "Vega$" star soap, "On e Life to NDrnCAMIM 1130 popular with viewers." SaIrt "Bi 1:30 NIWHANT (1) TONIGHT Host: Johnny N now recognise him Instantly III an oiler to become liii (7)00 NNSON Carson. Guests:Tony Bennett, Further down the lid was huckster, On Broadway a few oeorgowaliac.. U. a ,, whether he's aiding Robert another camera s. n s ineuranoecompany. mo th ago, he played oouiso A food ciii. a lJr$cb on the ABC series or MidisSi Imon for Kodak. HBO MOVIE "Invasion Of IC (Lous Jourdan) involved In a one-time camera Brazilian, "the nebbish but selling fried chicken on his The Body T0 Snatchers"Brooks (1978) blacitmall schem, uses a rare salesman, nice" second husband of own behalf of the Gino fastDonald Sutherland, CI) TI*urrn A Henry food p • a meP1IL MPdi%BNI made the list this year for a Onnna Flor In "Sarava." In food chain. take ft bodies 01 humans laurent owner who was threat.new CX) JOIS WILD sponecr, Life Savers. — eee hIm. At. .ott rain down from outer ii.o., ___ Laoon* gets involved In a con causing a San Francisco health II]) 6) WILD WILD WEST Bob Hips Ida't, and he T game Wusn he buys what he Inspector and his assistant .. to West is tried by a court of cut_____wouldn't notice the floe for thur lives.(PG-1 hr., 55 believes is a areiq difference. To his big-tithe is belIS Ii. mIlL) ____ Oo.mn.ods. record on behalf of nVirdered p, (17) SANPOND AND ION 00 () QUINCY Gordon automobiles and tooth paste, 11CITIZENS 1 Fred thinks thel Lamonil's Aid.. )•ON NOV11 "LettslS 0(17) MOVIE "Man W it h A 's now added a pitch for a he ceo dime and custom. are From Frank" (Premlare) kidlorcus unti he hears what N Comsy, Maureen Stapleton. A Mom" NO1IIId(1914) Sqtir,. Gregory Peck California Ik, Two mililolIIWspiper IS5OUIIVO foQ Id inrdvilee. th* in" in. : .nownote a bum with a into leaving his Job because of ,n-_ tw sponsors got • $_mandatory ,Oh,ament age .atra mileage from tbMr, TI mows to the ll m and 120 INS who TV iv m.diens NIWLYWID Imanewoarsar. ~i t, 1450 NOV11 "Covert Action" 00UGH utriedIe.: the gravelly (197$) Da vid Januin, Arthur lie We""W"'Lum ) OIIUII & rutos Kennedy. Aprof sonnal spy Voiced Karl Maiden for Gu,eW Buddy Hackett, Nay bsceomas involved in intrigue American Express and 0(35) MAUDI Maude Tails ci Honey, James ariduplonags who he Is labertceerag of the laser. a Sees than sincere MNM.Sá P' TheAgostinos. harud.d a dangerous aililiui- beam ayes daring you to l'rdlatlen to her trying Aunt msM$ the Greek$uande, 7, TWiI.. ans batteries from, 10:37 Bi THE FAMILY CD•IOAP Ms shoulder. (D•SATTA While S.et. IllIWsaMlque Pe*5$ Ie miss. • But dues take aviewer dItoO taisssercunglonei.pe,son face 10It frees. (j)KATS LS A MYS. "a assaulted a topless iunv Nile becomes euepl- daicIr, hisvictim's attacker tanuall while the meseige III HMO ft= ml WK pro delis eluen lbs body of a new l'u her (N) imprints on the brain? NashuI lilies take part in MStelflMS c,oww vonllluu Not UIIIU7 00 one 10 of eoW msnts sow She man's aes en III*III .of Ms 11111 wall startled whoa • 'e maJ. matches ira ' sham i-, L*arioa II said, "I'm hP Leo Coesen and SWIM 1:41 LIGATiON Noma the mm with of bed bruth Hand Du Star of Ii. Counher-Nalormatlon is (DO loft In the medicine coMbat in ____ ac 8 GD loss work of art, to the uniting of flosh and spirti, dogma arid sensuality, obedience and freedom. 25TH CINTUNY Buck Is asked __ _____ ag . 0:00 — ____ Montaibsu was not on the old Zorro series as a regular, November 22 ___ o was — Wbmthe group was signed for the movie, "Can't Stop the )(Ic" he felt If he did the movie, he'd be committed to THURSDAY — -- — queen ethw,. to nell a bo ,ipiro holdIng $ beautiful elmost didn't telts art3) •(I) ___ w . lb. Acid word Is: "the early We." although he may have been a guest star. DEAR DICK: I've wandered, each time I hear Howard Coed, It be ow. part of ABC Sports or If be just got a lucky break. I can't understand how be got into the profession. R. BUTLER, Skamanla, Wash. That, and the origin of man, are the two greatest puzzles In our civilization. The answer may lie in some wisdom from the old game show producing firm, GoodsonTodman, who always put somebody on the panel of their shove for the public to hate. And ABC's theory may be thai people will turn on Cosell just because they hate him so much. It's fun, really, to watch just how bad he Is. DEAR DICK: In the old Wells Fargo TV show, what was Dale Robertson's name? Jim Is all I can remember. ELIZABETH MARRLIN, Greve, Okia. You've got half of It Jim Hardie was the character Robertson played on "Tales of Wells Fargo." DEAR DICK: There and to be. Zerre skew back in h 'lIe, Who was the actor who played Zerre? DEAR DICK: I recently law the new series, "Working 00 icIer who played the fat sergeant? Do yes thhk that Stiffs" with Jim BeimhL He reminds me In many ways of series will ever be hock en TV again, and did Ricardo John Beluhi of "Saturday Night Live." Are they related? MeIban iiie play m that series? RAY ABIL5Z, W.S. NOBLE, Tuicaloau,Ali. Kmms, Tea. Yes, they're brothers. But don't get hooked on the show Guy WllhIinis was Zorro and Henry Calvin was Sgt. — It has already been cancelled. Garcia. I doubt very much that you'll ever see it again DEAR DICK: I read that Priscilla Presley has done too old but you might be happy to know that George commercials. Could you tell me which ones she Ii on? hl-nIltun will play Zorre In a apoci movie he's going to JUST WONDERING fade, WI5. make, lIki M " s lay, at That Bite" spooled acula. Priscilla, Elvis' ex, Is doing commercials for Wells — I PN 0:30 P001*L too By CINDY ADAIS I1p1 hair Icky JiSi, ON comiiliell. Andy HMONOV11 'Who Is KOQ "My Fair Lady." NE YORK Jib, the rem of her w't IctI7 TM orsst CMII HMO NOV11 "Uncle Jo. Glbb*ld'A INIISUA Join pop , SilK 10 (157$) George kgel, J1111111111 que Shannon" (157$) Suit Youn. muetbi Superstar brothers WayaVs kin gave the keeher to kill you..i*I O'• bays a baby, Is a"Ittthg di. pins DOU5 McICioii. A dOind. ' and Row Bwl. A fI4 Did I tail you king MO to en ABC tbewhs y: uh1 ° we at ... WbU• In 0000111 trim to keep his sa.iis out OnMV"OIfl. dISIId mm blo UIIotL "lbs ."... Theas Is .ltarrlr4 with Ida authi his elSe and lAd I'i inueMsw Signilnis COnover conk let a kern being • tI VIInI eta kid, Is, in the mm, group on the sidewalk killer el',0 dud in a tragic aoohfenl, dIISdbYDSetdP,0IS. Jasquefta. Risasif disap. "H"?... Nod U111'in. C knOe, ou. in ii. i. en, becomes the companion of 10:00 peWed fans JiM Ii leer of I.mul,t" yI Sellue1s youngster. (PG-I lv., HMO TINS wA T)45 usa .. gk *W fern the 011 106. public 4$ ) an ___ ___ ) oekji for a Biosdwpy gufta', DIM cawtt heels a UniqUe uvlag her from unmade bad. Beautiful simes (1) FAX PSOPU PANtY Journel ci the ploiliL l e his av. le" áow. being by a tack ba uiipisn MUNIOW "Neal Peop mum wore no maksi, - shortly In a r..rMsvIval of n AMPLE —•'" ., ui uwunusa, an pow spis"a ___ the huh. the ta*ibow circuit puøilngBarry. lYdle Gonnp. V1SAó"Den dsepjsta. to1*11.1' 1MW personal b'(DS his poet-Watergate novel is hsaruP.ss for a naa. Sill' vnila 01,0 lnJscIsd the CIA, says he' 10 s iiiiadM C1) RAGGEDY ANN a Mm a Palm em no ANDY PA0060 Am 00 a Approves TV Blo may wirn the group at lead another year. So he felt it was a coiwIent time to leave, and he left, amicably. Ray Slmpaon replaced him. DEAR DICK: I would like to knew If Peter Marshall Is K br, No, he's exceptionally alive. DEAR DICK: lithe piegram, "Layer.. 7." W111101 year In ft supposed Se be In the Ilk If 'IN? -DIIK, laPerte, lit ____ WOyni Family Re=Runs, Too ___ Ba - 44 TV Friday, Nov. 16, 1,75-11 ?. I \0% e I FD 1'4'c'P'. ::' ' .. ' " 1. - • .. I If L ; 'p a r jr d 'Z k _T 4, -,,77t "M--, �[1 .5 . S .5. .' - -. 5 - . • 5_ '—.. •?- - -- - - ... -•.' S • . S - . - - . - S SUNDAY EDITION EveningI I leim dI 42nd Year, No. 76—Sunday, Nov. iS, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Heart Park Op ens _ 5 - - 5 - - 5, - • S Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents . -: '..-.-' .--: -. .5 C Imms C W"Wwy ZAMk MIMAJ "I Uri . . ... Memorial Park and then retraces its way back along the same route. 1 Along the course are numbered signs and directions for each . Opening day ceremonies for Sanford's Heart Park, P° calisthenic-type exercise to be done. The signs at some of the 14 .. sored by the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford and the Kiwanis 20 stations give directions on how to use equipment there. -Club of Sanford Inc., will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the One of the main reasons the specific project was undertaken I civic center patio, was to give attention to the development of good cardiac At about 2 p.m., Eve Crabtree, president of the junior health, said Mrs. Sue Cann, chairman of the opening day women, and Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Corn- ceremonies. munity College, will break the ribbon to open the Heart Park The equipment for the "Fit-Trail Parcours" was purchased exercise course of 20 obstacles and exercise programs. from Recreational Development Corp. of Charlotte, N.C. Mrs. Julian, co-chairman of the project, said Don Hughes of The Junior women kicked off the drive to raise funds for the Kiwanis Club has worked with the junior women on the park on April 1. Major contributors have been: the Kiwanis project. Mrs. Gall Stewart is chairman of the project. Mrs. Club, cosponsor of the project, with an initial contribution of Julian said an additional sign will be installed and anchor $2,000; Flagship Bank of Seminole and Its branches; Seminole equipment is yet to be delivered. Memorial Hospital employees, $1,200 raised through a Invocation t the opening day ceremonies is to be given wn, American Heart Association, Orlando chapter, PAri'..,'.ntn nfFlr,a Baptist ChIlr,..hnfSanfnrdS whiiDr' S'S. 55 .. . L I . '$500; . Can uOfl of Weldon will lead the salute to the fla g Retired Persons, $100; Jim Crowe, $100; John R. Smith, $100; Dr. James Hirsch, $100; Dr. Roger Stewart, $100; Women's "America the Beautiful" will be presented by Dave and Pam . -. Club of Sanford, $50; Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Hannah. An explanation of the use of exercise In development Phi, $50; Dr. George. Edwards, $25; Dr. Randall C. Brown, and promoting good cardiac health will be given by Dr. H. $25, and four contributions from members of the Heart ' Garrett Dotson of Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Crabtree .. Association board. will recognize contributors and the dedication speech will be The city of Sanford donated labor to install the equipment given by Dr. Weldon, president of the Kiwanis Club. .i and signs alongthe Heart Park course, said Mrs. Nancy :. Julian, co-chairman of the project. The city will maintain the After the brief ceremonies, the initial jog through the course park. will be begun by Dr. Weldon and Mrs. Crabtree. During the Mrs. Julian said the project of developing a "heart park" running, nurses will assist participants by showing them how was chosen after a survey was done In the community. She to take their pulse. Hughes will have the big orange from said the sirvey showed that most wanted a health project that McDonald's for those running the course and members of -- . was family-oriented and would help the downtown area. Kiwanis will help the participants interpret the signs, which Herald Photo by Tom. vilic.M The park begins at the sidewalk along the lakefront, due give instructions on the exercises to be taken. Sign No.5 in the I'arcour course tells runners to touch their elbows to north of the Gonetal Sanford Memorial Ubrary and Museum, Assisting with details will be Jim Jernigan of the city's parks their knees. Ile sign is one of 20 stations located in the new Health and continues along the lakefront, past the marina and onto - and recreation department. l'ark. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer b S i'- — - w!t' .. 2 (I I' 0 _ AA — / Jil Women, Blacks May Soon Be Released -- — - q NAME BRAND FREIGHT SALES •.Ck laws t ... ...5 , '4 4 ROLLERS ._ t'I - I LI a I p U I WASHINGTON (UP!) - President ordeal may be over for them and that Carter Saturday welcomed the an- they may be soon reunited with their poigicemnent that women and black fwimes. iu being held hostage In Tehran merta --We strongly urge that the authorities will be rilsasudand strongly urged in iran now move to secure the safe lWdafl Adwritise to °" ned to ' relies, of all those Mill being held. Their allot thebodages. 1 . The Whit. House said * espidid cesOw, to work in every '4 "about a doaui persona would be fttoacethstcall 'ann.I open to Massed Ayatollah Rahah ftmolai's wder 0 "do 11W" to Press secretary J* _ free the woman and black Americas. Carter was Informed "early this omoeig th.n bohg held. - mogg" elkhomilni's order. "W• welcome that Psv1 told reporters "we did have some of the Americans held in the em- some 1iuc to believe this weld hs will hi g-'----," caster from oUNr than seas rqaits," but be bay In sold na statement. "We arm thMlWl the declined in VS faihir detail.- . Optimistic Connally Going Reagan After . - 1--.- I . :. .- - - - ,;. - •' -- - -w'-. -- , . -,_' -' 4 t. 19 -7 ' ' - - - - lW - -- .. . - ' - , . -.•. .. ' - - - Lii that well-known second-place candidates have done, especially on the national car rental service, former Texas eve of the convention. Gov. John Connally Is trying harder and Perhaps anticipating the loss of his may come In second in Saturday's one-lime 2-1 lead in the voting, Reagan Republican Presidential Preference himself said the poll was "absolutely convention but he says that would be a meaningless." "Great victory," The 68-year-old former California The Florida convention gets under way governor, who tested the home states of Saturday at the Hyatt House when the top Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter Friday, national GOP presidential candidates leads nine rivals In the bid for the will try to woo state delegates into giving unofficial vote of confidence from 1,357 them the top preferential spot. Former GOP primary delegates. actor turned politician, Ronald Reagan, "I hope we win," Reagan told reporis expected to be the frontrunner with ters Friday night, "but we didn't camConnally a close second. paign hard in Florida." Connally Is threatening to spoil what The presidential preference convention was thought would be an easy victory for began Saturday at 10 a.m. Reagan In the non-binding straw poll. Following the instruction of the Reagan was Mill favored in Saturday's chairman of auxiliary groups, such as vote but Connally told reporters he had the Florida Black Republican Council, pulled within 5 percentage points of the Republican National Republican front-runner. Paula Hawkins was scheduled to InSuch a strong second-place finish troduce veteran Congressman C.W. would be a "great victory," Connally 'Bill" Young. said. Presidential candidates expected to Connally has pumped at least $250,000 make a presentation to the delegates into Florida, while Reagan antagonized besides Reagan and Connally and Robert Republicans in the state by not doing the Dole, Phil Crane, Larry Pressler, Harold kind of personal campaigning the other Stassen and George Bush. .arer Sup orters Dominating essIon - ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) — the bid for convention delegates and President Carter, buoyed by support Brown has not campaigned in Florida. from state Democratic officials and the Delegates expressed disappointment PW% al Now dialnnan of the National Democratic Carter was forced to cancel, but were Party, Saturday consolidated his grip on still enthusiastic In their support. Pesideigisi hopeful John Connally addresses delegates Friday Sunday's presidential preference straw National Chairman John White, ad night prior to the opening of the convention In Orlando. He said a vote. dressing a Friday night dinner, promised second place showing would be a "great victory" for him. Carter cancelled his appearance the national committee would be "totally before the Age party convention today fair to all candlidates.11 because of the Iranian situation, but he "That will not preclude me, as an inwas expected to address the delegates dividual, from having a preference Whift House To Set Sft** En9ly Goals via closed circuit television. His wife, and as I think most CC you know, my IBM j, iiii, will tab his place at a $W&;, preference is the president of the United -nmW In the U*ed *at_by renewing _ Plate )drSIIÜI dinner tut. States, Jimmy Carter," wlgt. said. _____ bit WASHINGTON (UP!) — Energy to convince the governors of VSVW SM NitlflMZMIOS thS lbS no dCI.0 a,i. Secretary (ar1os Duncan told 39 necessity to reduce their oil consumption T. Earlier, Gov. Bob Grthiagn and former Service says it will dipin 14 kI u, we is vww; wuol governors an emergency wi't. Rain, now," be said. "I would hope our meetinglatform M,INinNewJ.rSSYtIN$MIMactINIS Guy. Reubin Askew, now carter's foreign for Sunday a straw vote. federal will would the governors to go tradenegotiator, hosted a proCasier Carter supporters dominated to each MM. to help ahe.d and emphasis, conservation." Is ardor, in relpom to Lthese pesplitoget cli" convention ubdiers of Massachusetts rally at the headquarters hotel. em a- gold the kado ___ '' U Aucas bellies at Duncon told do rnors he could net Sen. Edward Kennedy carried through Askew said Cagier had the support of Emumuiy in T*, w elhed Duncan told reporters after the in ___ whom Owe win be with their decision not to press his Democratic governors, senators, 1al $0L0M(. Mate poegwi" by up, ot UN'' emeet in thoir modinig Friday UN "wlstory gash shortages inbeMeikr gasailne " candidacy in the non-binding vote. And, a representatives and "enlightened lme Muleat peep. weld be ready by the SM of November bene of the Iragga oil cutoff. * move to place u* name of California cabinet members." - 11 a*hsr*les in itewasli aanscsd SM would vary from Mate to MM.i ___ Gov. Jerry Brown on the ballot apAll of Florida's Mate Cabinet members e (ISI4 of p,ftraJ psi' depending on lbs prOFe. each Mali "I MIw'S yes lbs department wllJ parently has been abandoned, in vin dim s have endorsed Cagier, except days to leave lbs eeelry. sicuthgs1 they meapply Is aster pelticil already mad, In energy conservation- Work very fast to fihlIiknbe the effects of Kennedy backers toned do wn their Commissioner Gerald Lewis, aInsurance Kumody Gft elt allowed t,. - Immigration Deports , 97 Iranians IM kad@M had bean Pr-7FIOR nveF]T ns jPI I! iJf TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah not 100 as first reported. They Included 62 Ruhoflab Khomeini Saturday ordered the Americans, at least several women and i students occupying the U.S. Embassy to few black Marines among them. releasetheirwomen and black American Khomeini said they would be bfl hostages and turn them Over to Ita&s mediutily expelled frOC) the COIIItrY foreign ministry for "Immediate" ix- there walDo ividencethey were "P1e." pullsion. Khomeini ordered the students But Khomeini's order, issued on the release women Sad 'blacks who have 14th day of the crisis, said the remaining lived under the pressure and tyranny of hostages would not be freed until the America and have probably been (cm'CSd United States meets Iran's demand for to come to Iran." the extradition of Shah Mohammed But the 7$yisi-cld Islamic leader Reesa Pahlavi, who Is being treated In made It clear that no one els, was *01 New York for cancer. has. "ThS Iranian nation does Xtpermit It was not Immediately dear how the release of the remaining (hostile.) many hostages Khomeini's decr ee would and they will rem-in under detentiOsitill affect. The State Department said its the United Slat.s government acts con latest urination Indicated there were the nation's dsn'and," Khomeini Uid about 70 hostages inside the embassy - from his headquarters in Qom. - BID1 1UMEF I Carter: Good Nevis, But Go with . _-._ 1'ran- 'lbs we wore trying to do today any shortage," he said. WOW- eorts after Carter defeated Kennedy In supporter. - r � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 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/98925c759829ef760e737f62b759a1db.pdf 73e4002610dc511f9807a5f25f977156 PDF Text Text EDITION SUNDAY [I Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents 71st Year, No. 288—Sunday, July 22, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Piecemeal Plan Viewed Unfavorably Sanford Face l ift Backers: I3Y GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Should the rehabilitation of downtown Sanford be done in one year or four years? Backers of a plan to give a facelift to a three block area on First and Magnolia streets say that spreading the project over a period of years instead of doing it all at once would run counter to the entire concept. thar ,vt, n,sf h,. rnm,I. But cnmp city cnmmi,Annrc bII& I$WJ hub VIIUU6II money available to complete the project in one step and feel construction should be done over three or four years. A possible compromise entailing a short-term loan from a local bank has been mentioned by commissioner Julian Stenstrom. With a loan, the project would be built in one step and financed over four years. "We really feel it would spoil the effect if the project were done a little at a time," said Glenn McCall, chairman of the Greater Sanford Development Corporation, (GSDC). John Mercer, a development corporation director, maintains that the concept behind the project is to create an Image of revitalization. By projecting that Image, he said, potential new asked to provide labor and equipment esthnated to be worth $122,000 making it a $210,000 project. The development corporation was formed four years ago. In ign, its directors approached the city seeking funds to get rehabilitation underway. At that time, the city agreed to contribute provided the corporation could demonstrate there was serious commitment on the part of the property owners and merchants. u £.II -... BEDDING and DINETTES SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FACTORY ON UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Beautiful Quilted Top MATTRESS & FOUNDATION 5 Pc. & 7 Pc. DINETTES The problem the city faces is one of finding money when it already is close to $200,000 away from a balanced budget for next year, according to the city manager's estimates of projected revenues and expenses. "I would be opposed to providing the money for the project to be done in one step if it meant a tax increase. I want to see the downtown revitalized as much as anyone, but I think we've got to keep the taxpayers' interests in line first," said commissioner David Farr. Farr amended a motion made by Stenstrom Monday to endorse th redevelopment project. His amendment stipulated that the from $79 95 to unique Design Combines Firm Inner Luxurious Surface Comfort Support With $iiØ95 7 Piece industries would see "an aura of confidence in the city." The positive image-building program would attract the affluent aspects of the region's growth and thereby improve the area economy, he said. "The entire plan has to do with image. As far as I'm concerned, it has to be done at one time. A project of this type to be noticed can't be done a little at a time; there's no question that the impact would be lost," he said. 20 Sets 'V,2 0 Price Sa le I TWIN SIZE See editorial, page 4i $1 9995 SA VINGS UP TO FULL SIZE $95 3911114ce ,v,r,w,pnf inn Wflp.$nbWha nni,.,s •n $,. IbU4I W ...Di. sin...... WiMlU*Uöl wnis £ISUO indicating the cost of the project If spread over four years. On Monday a land planner told the commission that $88,000 in up front cash for materials would be needed to complete the repaving and brick sidewalks along Park Avenue east to Palmetto and south a half-block on Magnolia. The city is also 1 5O f..I, IUU 1 M,s..,ln., hn• ,h.nnf h,,,l L..rn. UIIiiII33IUIIL 3 LU$IUO bIUI UIIMIIIblIhIlb IIUU IJVII met since 25 buildings had been rehabilitated or were in the process of rehabilitation. A look at the work done so far indicates that of the 18 buildings within the specific area targeted for the project rehabilitation work has been completed or is underway on 12 of them. The corporation is seeking to gain cooperation of the property owners in restoring the exteriors of their buildings to their original appearance. The city would then repave the streets and brick the sidewalks to give the area a Victorian flavor. When that is completed,.the corporation hopes to turn Magnolia Avenue into a landscaped mall for a half block south of First Street. In subsequent phases, corporation members say they hope to see a clock tower and a fountain constructed. "I agree it wouldn't have the impact if we did it over four years, but the way I see it we don't have any choice. I don't think it would in any way be a backing down on our commitment. We're certainly all behind the renovation," commissioner Eddie Keith said. Stenstrom is convinced, however, that both the development corporation and the rest of the commission can be satisfied, lie said he has checked the legality of the city taking a short-term loan to finance the project and it would be proper. A spokesman for the Flagship Bank said his institution would be willing to loan the city as much as $210,000. He said his bank would make the offer and would be willing to cooperate with other lending institutions in the loan if they were interested. "I fully agree with John Mercer and Glenn McCall. If we're going to do the project, we've got to do it all at once," said Stenstrom. He said it would be cheaper in the long run and would reduce the disruption to the downtown if done at once instead of starting and stopping construction four times. lie also said that the sooner the project is done, the sooner new business can be expected to be generated. However, Stenstrom said If the city seeks a loan, he would like to see additional commitments from the development curporation. lie said he would propose that the cor poration agree to ....ttj&i. _t. xui uuwiui iuuu uum 11VR groups in oruer to pay ror mae addition to the project or the clock tower and the fountain. Regardless of which direction the city takes, commissioners must make a decision within the coming weeks. The iio budget has to be prepared in time for public hearings later this ..._ SOFA-SLEEPER r%Wg%AI&M SAVE iOoI 7. fi ii - . 11 t• -t - 'i" -" - 1 4. 1 I s :. — i - Herald PIot* by Tern Vfttcrrtt '111(1 proprietors of Touchion's Hexahl Drug. Co., at 121 E. First St.. Sanford, were among the (tOwIltoWil businessmen who demonstrated their coni limit liment to the business district remiovat lot! summer. — - BEDROOM SUITES REG. 269" It ow L9195 IVP $ project by overhauling the outside appearance of their building. Now it's the commission's turn to determine how imitich the city will Invest in the imagi'-huikliug progra in. — — -- "I aIII well pleased with all the changes that have been made," lie said. "Every single change has been a positive change. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that I and my administration will now be better able to serve this country and to resolve those problems and to meet those ch&lezmges I described to the American people in lily television address Sunday evening." Must of the Cabinet officials who were not fired, however, turned in report cards evaluating their deputies to chief of staff I liunilton .Jordmyi, lureshadu mug the firing of tummy at the ''subCabinet" level. There were shock waves throughout the week-bug housecleaning, starting with Carter 's request for resignations en mumasse from his Cabinet and White house senior staff. It came in the aftermath of the ''Domestic Summit" during which h. decided the nation was looking for stronger leadership on his part. Assistant Senate Republican leader Ted Stevens went so far as to suggest Carter may be having "some sort of breakdown" or ''mental problem" an assertion dismissed by the White House as "not worthy of commiment." News secretary Jody Powell questioned Stevens' "good sense and good manners" in making :ch statements." in the finale of the Cabinet purge, Carter fired Adams less than 24 hours alter the transport chief publicly defied the authority of Jordan, the new White house chief of staff, and questioned Carter's own commitment to energy-saving transportation ixilici's. Carter also accepted the resignation of Schlesinger, who has taken the brunt of public fury over gasoline shortages, and nominated Deputy Defense Secretary Charles Duncan, a Houston millionaire, to succeed him. - Aw— Bund y Will Defend Self FULL SIZE LORS & LIMITED SELECTION OF PLAIDS p 11 k 11 fi : ._..... WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., today Weicker denounced the president's elevation of hamilton Jordan to chief of the White House staff. called President Carter a national liability and said he should "It won't do," he said. "1L won't do at all." take himself out of the 1980 presidential race. In a Senate speech, Weicker said Carter was "a weak Carter, his swift purge of five of 12 Cabinet members over, now president" and would have been removed under a parlimentary turns his attention to his White house staff, where he is expected form of government and retired from office if he were a corto make some changes next week. poration president. On Friday the president ended the week 01 surprise moves, 11111(i "Neither option is available to us," he said. perhaps some personal anguish, with the dismissals of Energy For that reason, Weicker said, Carter should "take himself out Secretary James Schlesinger and Transportation Secretary of consideration for the Democratic nomination," The Connecticut Republican said Lyndon Johnson found it Brock Adams, who quit before he could be fired. necessary to do this even though he was "a strong president," It "I do not expect any further resignations from the Cabinet, was all the more important for Carter to do so, he said, because he other than those that have already been made," Carter told a is "a weak president." press briefing. "'There are a few vacancies which I will fill In addition to criticizing Carter for firing Cabinet officers, without delay. , by VAUGHN BASSPT Compare Our Prices & Save r . , - TOP QUALITY Do It Now Weicker Urges Carter Give Up Second Term Plans SOLD IN SETS ONLY BEAUTIFUL ALL WOOD L et's A A1ICI I] Law school MIAMI (UPI) dropout Theodore Bandy overruled objections from his own defense attorneys today and decided to have Margaret Good make closing arguments at his a lint degree murder trial move that prompted two of his defense team to seek withdraw. al and one to question his competency. "Everything up to now, God forbid, has been in the hands of my attorneys. I have sought to exercise only one decision," Bundy said. "There's no question in my mind we can attain acquittal with the proper : dosing argument." Defense attorney Ed Harvey ! said only Robert Haggard "has prepared for closing arguments tiroughout the trial." Harvey 0. tried to withdraw from the case. Circuit Judge Edward Cowart ordered Harvey to remain on as co-counsel, but he allowed haggard to withdraw, since Haggard only joined the defense team when the trial was moved from Tallahassee to Miami because of pre-trial publicity, Cowart said he had already - - [Sl ' AiSIIII - - Liliongw ood Off icer Gets Pfeil Award ruled on Bundy's competency to stand trial and saw no reason to change his mind when Harvey raised that issue. Cowart gave Bandy permission Friday to take charge of his own defense although the judge insisted Bandy has had "the most excellent defense counsel I've ever seen" during the four-week triad. Bandy has been listed as a co counsel all along and on the first day of testimony, two weeks ago, he questioned one witness. He is charged with creeping into the Chi Omega sorority house at Florida State University in Tallahasee on Jan. 15, 1978, and killing coeds Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy. Friday, in the midst of the defense's attack on the Mate's claim that only Bundy could have made the bite marks on Miss Levy's body, Bundy grew openly restive with his courtappointed defense team. Early in the session, he rose to tell Circuit Judge Edward Cowart that he felt "closed out of all meaningful participation in my defense." By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Herald Photo by Tom N,tsel - Mrs. George Pfeil with award winners Lt. Charles Nutting (left) and Officer George Burfield. Two central Florida law enforcement of(leers have been honored as the first recipients of the George Neil Memorial Award sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Central Florida. Receiving time award at a breakfast held at the First Federal Savings and Loan In Altamonte Springs were Officer George Burfield of time Longwood Police Department and Lt. Charles Nutting of the Winter Park Police Department. The idea of the award was conceived by Kiwanian Jerry Setmelker to honor the late George Neil, a 55-year-old Seminole County reserve deputy, gunned down by an armed robber when he happened on a robbery at the Longwood Pharmacy in Longwood Village shopping center on Dec. 29, 1977. Nutting was Investigating a routine suspicious person call when he asked the suspect for his identification. The suspect pulled a pistol and shot Nutting three times before Nutting could return fire. Shot three times, the suspect recovered and was tried and sentenced to 33 years in jail, with other charges pending. Burfield, a Sanford resident, was selected because of his bravery in going into a burning building to rescue an elderly man. On March 11, while on duty. he braved smoke and flames to bring out octogenerian George W. Jones who was alone in the house and in a confused state. Pfeil's widow, present for the breakfast, was presented a silver bowl and tray in memory of her husband and a check for $1,400. Their son, John and daughter, Alice, and Pfeil'g two sisters also attended the presentation. The annual award is given to an outstanding law enforcement officer from both Orange and Seminole counties, chosen on the basis of criteria set up by the Chief of Police Association. • ___________________________________________ Toda y AroundTheClock ....................... 4A Bridge ........... ....................... 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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY A Brevard County man has been charged with the attempted burglary of an Oviedo home in 1978, according to Seminole County deputies. The Florida Highway Patrol reported that Amos Wright, 279 S. Fourth St., We Mary, was alone In his 1978 Toyota pickup at 3:35 a.m., when the vehicle skidded through the intersection, slammed Into a road Information sign and rolled Into a nearby ditch. Supertankers Collide, Frankie Lee Drakes, 29, of Brevard County, was transferred Tuesday afternoon from Osceola County Jail to Seminole County Jail. Charged with burglary to a dwelling and grand theft with Infant to take Cis- The driver apparently did not see a stop sign at the intersection until he was too close to stop safely, the FHP said. When he did apply his brakes, the truck skidded all the way through the intersection, the FHP said. Oils pill Is History' s Worst VANDALS STRIKE Eight cars in the used auto lot of Jack Martin, 4100 S. Highway Drakes and another man allegedly broke Into the home of Guy Troopers arriving at the scene said Wright was killed Instantly 17-92 were damaged by vandals, Sanford police reported Friday. Durrance, who lives on state road 45 west of Geneva on Sept. 26, in the crash. The vandals scratched and dented the autos causing a total of 1978, deputies say. CHARLO'rFEVItE, Tobago (UP!) - A 30-squaremile slick from the worse ollaplil In history oozed around the northern tip of Tobam today, the remains of a collision between two supertankers that dumped more than 3 Million barrels of oil Ithe Carribean. Of the 81 crewmen, nSofl of them Greeks, aboard both ships, 52 survived while 29 were still reported missing and presumed killed in Thursday's fiery collision of the 1,139foot Atlantic Empress, under lease by Mobil Oil Corp., and the 1,066-loot Uberlan-registered Aegean Captain. The huge oil slick spread quickly and by Friday evening covered an area 30 miles square, turning the turquoise Caribbean a slimy gray. But a major disaster for Tobago's tourist beaches appeared to have been averted when officials reported Friday night that the bulk of the spilled oil was being pushed by the prevailing currents around the island's northern tip and out towards the western Caribbean. -' _J U11 (AP Pope Plans Visit To U .S. ix lt4l The VATICAN CITY (UP!) — The Vatican confirmed today that Pope John Paul II will visit the United States In October to meet President Carter, make a pastoral visit to American cities and address the United Nations. The pontiff will also go to Ireland en route to the United States, Vatissa spokesman Romeo Panciroll said, breaking a two-day silence about the pope's planned trip, which had been widely reported. Panciroll said the 59-year-old Polish pontiff was responding to Invitations extended to him by Carter, U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and the U.S. and Irish bishops conferences. .L Ewningfljd I F I Mondale Pledges Refugee Aid GENEVA,Sw1twi,jJ (UP!) — Vice President Walter Mondale said today President Carter has ordered longrange aircraft to fly patrols to locate Vietnamese "boat people" In the South China Sea and sent four more ships to the area to help them. Mondale also blamed Vietnam for the refugee exodus, compared the plight of the Indochinese displaced persons to that of the Jews who fled NI Germany, and proposed a seven-point U.S. plan to deal with the problem. Mondale told the 57 nations at the conference the United States is pIeIng aid In excess of $145 million dollars. II (s Rebels' Got Hero's W.Icorn. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — Nicaragua's new SancSnlda junta, given a hero's welcome during Its triumphant entry Into the capital by thousands of singing, dancing and cheering Managuans, says It wants to be good friends" with the United States. But In Its first speech to a cheering throng of 100,000 rqportes gathered In Managua's newly renamed plaza of the Revolution, the five-member government said that free elections would not be held for at least three to four Years — the time It will take to rebuild the shattered country alter 18 months of on-and-off civil war. Tens of thousands of Nicaraguans sang, rang bells, fired guns and roared their approval of the revolution that ousted President Anastasio Somoza as the revolutionary junta entered the capital Friday from Leon. \ 1 ø.I : WEATHER I tern. 1:11 p.m. I am. readings: peraUwe, 71; oversight low, 74; Bayport: high, 1:58 a.m., yesterday's high, 93; 11:53 p.m.; low, 7:13 am., 8:09 barometric pressure, 30.07; P.= relative humidity, 97 percent; MONDAY'S TIDES winds, E at 15 mph. Daytona Each: high, 450 Forecast: Partly cloudY a.rn., 11:25 p. m.; low, 5:20 am., c through Sunday with scattered p.m. j posUy afternoon and evening Port Canaveral: high, 8:18 PHighs IUIhOlow a.rn.,1:3$p.m.; low, z:04a.m., Ns and lows tunlghtiathe7l& Winds moody OUt ild sn& Bayport: high, 2:33 a.m., e 1.5 miles per eat hear gusty 1:34 p.m.; low, 7:52 n.m., 8:45 near thunderstorms. Rain p.m. peelabIlity 0 percent today. 20 percent tonIgb and SI percent BOATING FORECAST Sunday. SL Augnatlac to Jupiter bdet out II miles - Small craft 'c SUNDAY'S TIDES ) should exercise caution. Dayton. Beach: high, 7:33 SadlessilMy winds at am., 7:57 p.m.; low, 1:21 n.m., 20 knots ougb :10 p.m. Svndsy. Seas ztolfeet. Winds Port Canaveral: hIgh, 7:21 and was igier near widely a.m., 7:41 p.m.; low, 1:11m.a, ettee thunderstorms. _ Each week the Evening Herald will award a SSO00 Cash Jackpot. 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Copies of the Evening Herald are available for inspection at 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Florida. I Street Ewnlng Htndd USPI $I.SN) Sunday, - Suinday, July 22, 1979 -3A Sunday, July 22, 1979 I ! • 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda 33771 HI The Cloak FORT WORTH, Texas (UP!) - He moves in a "cloak and dagger" world, covering his tracks as he hops planes to the far corners of the world and secretly plots his ruthless pursuit - of art. Sometimes he snares his quarry and other times, Dr. Richard F. Brown returns to the Kimbell Museum to wait, sometimes years, fo the prize to surface again. As he sits behind a desk in his sunlit office in the $6.5 million masterpiece of architect Louis I. Kahn, it Is difficult to imagine the bearded, genial museum director as ruthless. "All's fair in love, war and art acquisition," he says sternly, his eyes twinkling. And that, he explains, is why he cannot disclose the object of his current pursuit of "what may be the best and the last of its kind." He will only say he is going to London on a few days notice. if the doctor monitoring his cancer will allow it and he has "to go, look, feel and smell" his quarry. In explaining why he cannot reveal the prize, he tells of a time he saw a piece of Oriental art in Nw York while on his way to Washington for a meeting. When he arrived at the meeting, he asked an Oriental art expert's , opinion of the piece. "By the time I got back ,.,,to New York the next day, It had been purchased," he said, explaining his Oriental friend had represented the eventual buyer. "That's what can happen.', Still, the 62-year-old Brown relies on a network of friends and associates to Inform him when a particular art treasure surfaces that would fit well in the Kimbell's collection of European, Far Eastern, African and PreColumbian art. : When he gets the word, off he goes to see the object or bimself, to assess its condition' ndtry th judge whether It is what it is Purported to be. "Every case, every Object — whether it's a painting, sculpture, whatever it is - is nn-individual case and somewhat different. It has Its own life. That's what makes it desirable. Its history makes it unique, its relationship to its owner.' While Brown has considerable expertise in many areas of art, he acknowleges there are some periods and areas where he must rely on expert friends, considerable research and chemical testing to determine whether the object it Is what the seller alleges. "I don't pretend to have the infallibility of the god Apollo of the arts and expert knowledge of every field," he laughs. But there are times, he admits, when he knows And Daqger World Of Art AcCuis ition from its country (If on gin. 'That national treasure bit is the biggest problem in acquisition for American inusuep directors.- hi' says, because our State Department and U S. Customs have an unrealistic view of a real world situation: Brown said the Aiiierii'a,i Museum l)irectors Association has agreed not to knowingly purchase art that has been stolen or exported illegally, anti the federal goverrunent is very sensitive about the latter part of the agreement even though it means another country most likely will acquire the treasure' anyway. tIei'c have been riWilefoUs occasions t here we have found art, niostly f r ont 'l'tnrd World count ries, that t1('V IiO% say are 'All's fair in love, war and art acquisition' We don't buy it, but another t'ountr does.Brown said the 'national treasure" situation is a worl(lwide problem, citing the example of a major European mnu.cuem Much had fi iiished its collection by the time the 20th century begarm bt:t n ational treasures. returned the art Objects to some Third VOrl(I countries who claimed them as national treasures. 'Anti they're now on the t)1X'rl imuirke't," Brown said ruefully, citing other stories of returned 'national treasure's" now on the world art market tmfltt)tIcilal)le and by American museums. lie says Congress is now considering it bill that would add to the problems of museum directors by ordering all national treasures" acquired before 1934 to be returned to their ('(flint ri es of origin. All other art.iinxsrting, developed and wealthy countries will have nothing to Ito %%all this,' he contends. Brown says government action regar(h ng - n at ional treasures" of othçr govern. inents is more '1lItical than ethical. ''l'lie State Department wants to crack down so Aillerfl'a looks like a great, big benefactor and brother to small developing Ijj\ I t(I vi v%% art t i.Ia I t tetinig their ethuii 1 that l),tlt ti the l*)ptIlaturl with a tsrtai n tt'r('Stt'Il, i ruurdt'r . ra s , rm4avhenri, bug bucks. What gr aid art is all about I:; exaCt (1)1 the opposite of that human content and its profound and speci al sex, ht'rita'r. Of (nurse, orbIt III al I obiert hUts P.'''I all 91t. lOt ('SSOF\ tests, iht ia'\i s tvp IS thit actual said' 'By the time I got back to - (hit' pi t'tt' And the ill: a uiiiiltiniiil' 4 so we recogni C we are'' nat un : innl'll. New York the mu, I next day, it had F (Jill countries. been purchased' 'lucy are illing to use art and cultural objects as a ('hip ifi their P1k Mien what they're' really after is anadditional chii) to ILSC Oil problems that to I hemmi are greater proW en is tin 14 problems, drug traffic stolent cars, wetbac ks. ci unit tierita gi', huLs tutu tt'l)t'itt'thl RIoVrl tle'nint'tI sa V tuuiest tr ad e" v' mild be iiiuth better than finina: U.S. liliLseulmns to altitit' h'. rt'giihit bus ttt hiti otinit ni's III nittt Unfortunately the ililnior, dnl(I 1111% I thi, r'si1t'nb (.5 I l Brown was asked is UiILS&'lIllIS. %% III 10)1 sliltitilit objects might attract more: (iiS('lOSt' of hit' publicity for tiw flithS&'flhil, well-known throth the art IIaLst'Url45 d('(lllI sit loll ftiriil the w'' paid f o r an alt I)h)JtOts, calling it a 1)501 Utt' per v ersion of world but relatively little r&'.)))Ized by the residents f the city in which it is located. Brown conceded that might be true but observed, the nioney figure can be blinding'' anti otcure the intrinsic value of the art • thong %% c st,intl for it is something to be resisted All of our socit't', appeals to the lot% t'st Ilmn)rnioni cit'Iioniitiiator . Instantly the art object Is what he is seeking. With rapid gestures and verbal punctuation, he tells the story of the Monet painting that had been "lost" for 100 years "Pointe de la Heve at Low Tide." The painting had and been described illustrated after the French painter exhibited it a century ago at La Salon, an annual Parts art show. "It didn't win the prize, but It got recognition. Then It dropped from sight," he says. "A century later it - surfaced in a private collection. "The minute I looked at it, I knew It was the one. I didn't have to do much research. It was in perfect condition." Brown says the painting, which is on of two Monets hanging in the Klmbell's series of self-supporting vaults of concrete sheathed In travertine, was acquired more than 10 years ago but If bought today, would be worth more than $1 million. But before Brown can even begin offering money for an art object, he must confirm It is not classified as a "national treasure" and been removed illegally "I.". -F ' - . - - — .. - - .. . - .-.. f: revealuig the value of its 70 gifts a rid 2(X) acquired riot ( 1 1)41) ' ll pniva Ic (II a ble t mote tt itti tilt 0.011(15 )I(ll-(IIIj I . - _ .i • ._, �E vening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Never mind the strain of Little League tournaments on the kids. They're young, and can take It. After all, they are playing for the fun of it. But the coaches and parents...now, there's the folks you gotta feel sorry for! Without going Into the merits of parental Involvement In Little League, this business of merely Around Sunday, July 22, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 9 THOMAS G IOR DA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director AM6 _____ showing up at the games is something else. It's been going on for some parents since January, when practice and organi zational 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. meetings began. Let's see—there's January, February, Mar ch, April, May, June, July and It's going to be into August before some of them are finished. "Our lives change drastically," said Mrs. Robb) Robinson of Altamonte Springs just the other day. Her husband is in the real estate bias, and he Is fortunate that he can set up most of his ap polntments prior to 3:30 p.m. "I'll tell you how It works out," she revealed, P _- The Time To Build The Clock By JIM HAYNEIS Sanor fd I m age: "You goto bed later at night, and you get up earlier In the morning to go to work." Ah, yes. Sleep. The problem about jobs. And making money. Funny, but not too many Little League followers think much about that aspect of the game. They are well versed on what's a hit and what's an error. But the coaches and parents who devote the countless ho urs to seeing to the details of the game are all too often not fully appreciated. I've done It before, but I am not certain I have patience to endure another season. What really amazes me Is how some coaches do this sevenmonth hitch year after year. Even when their kids are long gone from the program. It reminds me too much of the Army, playing Star Spangled Banner Instead of reveille. Now 1% '.' The time for the city of Sanford to move forward in building its image is now. And the opportunity to act comes in the form of a request by the Greater Sanford Development Corporation (GSDC) which is asking the city to , :1'10tb01 a two-year-old commitment to participate in .:various stages of development to enhance economic growth. . Municipal Circles — vviTn Magazine Pushes U.S. Exportin g . "Finds need and fill It!" That was the slogan ' of the late Henry J. Kaiser, and over the course of a long career he found a lot of needs and filled 9.. . building a large industrial empire In the them, He had served four years on a Texas prison process. farm. The state provided no restitution. The slogan might also apply to U.S. world "Whatever the train fare was, I got It, and trade. There Is a need to revive the "Yankee nc*hln' to. eat on," Mathis told a reporter Trade spirit and push U.S. exports In order to recently. "They could have done something." counteract our long-running trade imbalance. But Ovid Mathis may be lucky. Showcase U.S.A., a new magazine (heading He could have been Earl Charles. Charles was for its fourth issue, seems to be living by that wrongly sentenced to death for a double murder slogan as It tells the story of American exports. In Savannah, Ga., despltetestimony that put him Most of Its readers are overseas and the V In Tamp., Fla., at the time of the crime. Charles response to the first three Issues has been so spent three years under the threat of a legal good that It Is stepping up Its publishing death. scheduling from four to six Issues a year. He might have been Freddy Pitts or Wilbert Publisher George St. John and his editor Lee, who spent 12 year on Florida's death row (pardon a little fatherly pride), Maureen )OP before Florida certified them Innocent and freed Reagan, have set out In Showcase U.S.A. to them. provide an Information clearinghouse between U.S. manufacturers and services and potential 'Get those harps tuned Or he might have been recently executed John overseas buyers and marketers. Spenkellnk. On the date of his death, Spenkelink could have already been paroled If he had plea The magazine actively encourages small her. comes Arthur FIedI.rI' bargained and accepted the uncontested secondAmerican businesses to "go International" and It degree murder conviction offered him by the provides stories on how to do It. It also profiles state, success stories of a variety of U.S. firms which have gone Into exporting. Or Mathis may have been one of the more um 70 cases of wrongful conviction discovered by SCIENCE TODAY in the current Issue, a special section details Pr Hugh Bedau In his study "The Death the U.S. semiconductor and electronic cornPenalty in America," including several where ponents Industry. And a regular feature called an individual has been convicted of a murder "Trade Inquiries" covers a dazzling variety of that never took place — where the "victim" later w U.S. products currently available for expott. The L w turned up alive. list doesn't quite go from A to Z, but It does cover V frapcjc1)t&t%,ms (ai4 along the At least Mathis, P11 1"d Charles are By ROBERT the armory of r r' MUSEL ents V way, such things as earthworms and frozen bull alive and free. In each case, blind luck kept these One of the most dramatic advances is in semen for starting your own herd in a distant Innocents away from death, or living death LONDON (UP!) — If a criminal Is careless behind prison bars. scene retrieving fingerprints from material which land). enough to leave a single bloodstain at the previously did not yield them, such as wet paper The wt',cjt and The checks and balances built In to the of a crime, Scotland Yard can now draw from It and leather a nd plastics immersed in water for questionnaire for overseas readers to use In uch ti Informa on as though th e villain or p AmerICan judicial system let these men slip over as m victim had appeared at the laboratory to give a several days. The secret, Burrows said, was In a listing products or services about which they pn the wrong side. r"y prepared .atergent liquid wth V sample In person. nt more detailed Information. i1fnagáine Propone nts of capital pubishment argue that This Is only one of example of the capabilities adhered to substances passed through the acts as go-between. Another feature lists upthe executed criminal will never commit any of a battery of new techniques developed for the fingerprints from the victim's body, coming trade shows both here and overseas. crime again. But what If he didn't do It? war against the sderworld. Burrows said the photoflt system under which The style of Showcase U.S.A. is The advanced blood analysis method — a victim put together various shapes of noses, exuberant. Reading such articlupbeat, even What about Spenkelink, who had the misfores as "Go recently disclosed by Arthur Burrows, director lips, hairline and so on to arrive at a reasonable International, Young Mu, Go tune of choosing the wrong legal strategy? International" of the Policecen anch of the facsimile of the criminal's face Is being sup- and "Small Business, the Available Resource" Office — can produce from Earl Charles now says of the death penalty he Home the stain planted by a far more flexible and accurate makes you feel good be an escaped: American and It evidence of the age, sex, and past medical history computer which draws the face on Its screen. reminds You that theretoisa better way to work at "I never was for It. Even though I must admit of the blood "donor" as well as a strong in. For one thing, It is not re ed of our trade im balance than to adopt protectionism that if somebody killed my brother or my mother dicatlon of whether he or she lived In a 1cm- shapes on hand. And a strict to the stock now as a way Cl life. Protectionism Is costly to portable version or somet hing like that, that any individual would Perate or tropical ZO1 American consumers and almost always invites under development can be taken to the have that desire to get revenge. But through this Burrows said the new improvements In home and used while the image is still victim's fresh in retaliation. experience, I realize now that that would be laboratory examination depended 01) breaking mind. While Showcase U.S.A. spreads the word acting on emotion without any kind of reason, down trace elements and eases In the blood. A combination of special swabs and an cisc- about America to a large overseas audience, And emotions running along, running wild? As It While they were Intended to help fasten a u.' s is said, you know, they are no more than a flame on the guilty person, he said they would equally ttcm microscope has been shown to be more word4freaders of a different sort are In trouble here at home. accurate than other metlocis in which burns to its own destruction. help free an innocent suspect. whether someone has recently handled ex"You have to really think about this thing. It's Burrows explained the laboratory progress to plosives or fired a gun, Burrows said. Th IflICTO'. billit seems that tucked away In a congressional to overhaul government printing operations a real delicate thing. But the truth Itself stands police chIefs and representatives of Local scopic metal particles whIch are driven Into th there Is a clause requiring that every federallybold. And capital punishment—there's no way In goverment at a conference. At the moment, be skin by the gases of a detonation or adhere from owned photocopying machine be modified so that the world It can be right. And that's the truth of aid,the techniques are necessarily conmied to explosive look Wee boulders at a nuVocation of it will automatically print an each copy the the matter. That's the truth of It." major laboratories but it Is hoped to add them more than 5000 legend, "Produced at Government Expense." Flagship Bank's President John Mercer says his :abank is committed to loan the city up to $210,000, either by itself, or In conjunction with any other financial institution willing to participate should :"the the city be unable to find the money without its budget for 1979-1980. I'l If the city participates, and ft should, the project 'would complement what private property owners ,;have achieved over the past two years, namely, refurbishing their building facades. But this is not just a question of revitalizing one --area of the city alone. It has a community-wide impact. As Mercer said to city commissioners before a GSDC presentation last Monday: up . stagnate..." Ne Mercer said this part of the project will ultimately lead to building the city's image throughoute V number of industries locating here, lower unemployment and increase Income levels as well property values throughout the city. Any attempts to spread actual construction over a four-year period would be unacceptable for two main reasons: parts of the area would have to be ripped up ar-citizens inconvenienced four yr.4n • I a row and labor and materials costs would be greater than today's estimates during the second, third and fourth-year construction increasing the I total project costs. Geoffrey Ift.-,, Pounds shoppers,. so a com- that the downtown does not have major department stores or a drug store. Cocoa's downtown Is largely service oriented Problem downtown business Is up. would indicate that Brockenbrough said the biggest problem in completing th e project was the disruption caused to the merchants while insurance businesses, attorneys, etc. streets were being (lug up in front of their Sanford had more of th e types of shops that stores. There was a hell of a lot of Pre-retirement counseling Is in a rut. Since the beginning of this decade, pre11'ettrement courses and advisory services Plave spread throughout the country. With 0!ffAnor variations, they are the same " .5 wherever they are offered at libraries, schools, perhaps even the company where - yqu work. -Jf you attend such a program, you will ..jind a real esta te specialist leading a dlacuss1on on retirement communities. A ,rpresentative of the local Social Security office will bring you up to date on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and - pobably Supplemental Security Income. A banker will discuss money. A broker shouting at the city manager over that," Pro bl ems of parking and disruption here can be anticipated and worked around if the project is carried out properly. n Cocoa, the bulk of the project was funded through an Economic Development Administration grant. Under the terms of the grant, th e city had only 30 days to begin he said. A similar problem is likely to occur here, and It can be politically volatil e when the situation comes do wn to who gets the street In front of his store torn up and made Impassible dur ing the Christmas sales season. work or the money would be available. "We kind of got goin g by the seat of our pants in order to keep th e money." Brockenbrough said. Th e development corporation here has been putting together plans for two years. not But Sanford has a tremendous advantage over Cocoa in th at it has the opportunity to take the tim e and energy needed for adequate planning. Is Falling Into A Rut 12 01M No one denies th at money Is importan t Pre-retlrement courses say noth ing of after retirement. But to quote an old the danger of bickering through the saying, "Money Isn't everything." Other retirement years. Neither do they cite factors are just as important during our statistics about senIors who become iou COTtIN i o 11 will tell you about lnvei.ments. A doctor or social worker may assure you that love and sex needn't stop at any age. But the emphasis throughout Is on money. 1)1 retirement years. alcoholIcs. Nor do they mention those who Let's draw the picture: just lose interin life. Here Is an elderly couple. They will be Lacking direction, such problems are dependent on each other day mid night for Inevitable for many retirees. the rest of their lives. With all the money In the world, the During their working years, they spent retired couple will have an unhappy time only evenings and yearly vacations unless they learn what is available to them together. They cannot really know each socially and Intellectually in retirement. other. That's a challenge for those who conduct Spending 24 hours a day with onp pre-retirement programs. another may be just too much togetherPre-retirement courses must be exness. panded. Ways must be found to make life woen £Trp N.E.P . flu LfvlC I I r In retirement more interesting, more valid, more exciting. What's required Is that articulate people who have already retired be present at some of the It is foolhardy to say, "I'll figure out what to do, where to live, how to live when retirement is forced upon me." Preretirement programs must provide guidance for those who think that planning for retirement activities can wait until retirement begins. Retirement can be beautiful. Retirement can be interesting. Retirement pee-retirement sessions. Let them describe what life Is actually like during retirement. Somehow the true picture of retirement must be drawn. A retiree who is Into volunteer work should tell about the rewards of unpaid labor for an important cause. Other speakers whould report on their newly acquired creative Interests. Still others might describe how they turned hobbles Into useful opportunities for prestige and Income. can be enriching. Pre-retirement courses should present all the possibilities for self-fulfillment. And the only people who can really explain retirement living are those already retired. We know what it's like. Our Readers Write -' , VJ For T V • a .. ZS~ ~_~< Year-Round Activity , ~'_' 1~ Nearly everyone is aware that October is United Way month. There Is a beehive of activity with the Kick-off Breakfast, Volunteer Workers, Agency Requests, Report Luncheons and the '~ fl I., men i VP'. -. final Victory Dinner. 'I' V1Jytflg , "I - However, United Way is an aroundthe-year activity. For., example, this 40 "rIi4 month entails a solid week of budget hearings whereby agencies present their budget requests and new agencies hope to be Included. The rest o( the yir & cp_-al, ec, e.&compiling and collecting of individual pledges, cui't?iUig payrozi deductions and making payments to the various V - But, taking It a step further, Commissioner Julian Stenstrom has pledged to encourage the city to seek a loan if all or any part of the $88,000 cannot be found without disrupting the budget. He, too, agrees'if the project is undertaken, it must be done on a one-shot basis or the impact will be lost. We agree. We urge the city commission to work diligently in balancing its budget, and to find $88,000 for the prospect, or, falling short, pursue the loan. Cam bodia This week checks in the total amount of $44,374.00 were mailed to 15 agencies as their third quarter share of our 1978 campaign. Our Seminole County agencies look for this payment from United Way to help maintain Ihe services they provide. Thanks to Seminole County citizens United Way works, The payments this week prove that. Without YOU this would not be possible. Bob Daehn, president United Way of Seminole County, Inc. P.O. Box 144 Sanford "Fortunately, it's enough for a round trip to the 'U end of the line and back to the pump." I, - Consumer Tips V Keeping Your 'Cool' .., 11' I 11, that home Insulatlon can substantially reduce airconditioning costs. But the engineers at Consumer Reports have found that insulation is not always the most costeffective way to save. Sometimes, in fact, it may not cut airconditioning costs at all, Almost temperature Inside. So, while the In- can also plant deciduous (not evergreens) sulaflon would cut down the daytime heat trees to cut the effect of the sun's heat on gain, It also serves to keep the beat In at the east, wed and south sides of your house in the summer. night. While our house was hypothetical, the Keeping Inside di apery shut during the National Bureau of Standards (NBS) day, and shading windows with an outdoor performed actual tests by outfitting a awning or trellis, will also help reduce the ranch house near Washington with storm effect of the sun's heat as well as your airinsulation may provide a small savings windows and ceiling, wall and floor in- conditioning bill. if installed In homes In the warmest If you decide to work with the weather sulatlon. The house was unoccupied and .rgIons of the country, especially where the windows and doors were kept shut 24 by opening windows at night, insulating can help you. If you just close off your tjuses may have no insulation to begin hours a day. W ith. NBS engineers maintained a constant house and turn on the air-conditioning, We"built" a hypothetical house In Indoor temperature and monitored the Insulation will do little or no good. Hquston with 66 square feet of roof, 1,600 house's energy requirements. They 4üare feet of walls(exclusive of glass) demonstrated what Consumer Reports lirni no insulation at all. Assuming — just engineers hypothesized: that while the t keep the example simple — that the flow of hot air Into the house was retarded Muse was centrally air-conditioned, we as during the day, the outward flow of hot air "pet" the thermostat for 78 degrees. The was slowed by night for a net enek'gy rthdows were assumed to be shut at all savings of zero. b'hes. The Consumer Reports engineers say By installing attic insulation with an Rthat you can take Important steps to cut àlue of 19, we calculated that the house's air-conditioning cods if you're w11hIg to &conditIonlng bill could be lowered by work with the weather, not against it. Letters to the editor are 60 per cooling season, based on an First, you might consider raising the welcomed for publication, sumed electricity rate of 3.8 cents per thermostat a few degrees. For the house bi All letters must be signed, ttbwatthour. R-valueis the measure ofa Houston, simply raising the indoor terntterIal's ability to retard the flow of perature from 78 to 80 would cut cooling with a mailing address and, It. The higher the R-value, the better requirements by one-fourth. If possible, a telephone You also might monitor the outdoor, ulation.) number so the Identity of the temperature. Any time It drops below 00 1 0~ asswne the house already has writer may be verified. The Indoor reading, you can turn off the airilatlon In the attic with a value of R-lI. Evening herald will respect conditioner and ventilate the house by dIIng additional insulation with a value the wishes of writers who do Or, for speedier opening the windows. R-19 would bring the attic's total Hfan — results, you can use an attic the not want their names in ue to 30. But the total savings would be bigger, the better. The temperaturean additional $6 per season. print. The Evening Herald £1g1ail4)rIng technique *utks bed, of Moving" to We*h1ngtun, D.C., we f,wd also reserves the right to edit course, In areas where nighttime ternprobably have would it added Insulation letters to eliminate libel or to peratures tend tobelow. effect at all on cooling bills. conform to space A green belt Cl lawn or shrubs between 'Unlike conditions in Houston, the requirements. your house and the sidewalk or driveway ightthne temperature outside the house the will reduce reflected heat and glare. You —I drop below iWashIngion tends to n People Treated Shabbily WASHINGTON — The plight of the wretched mechanic, was better Informed than most A market economy — banned by Pol Pot In question: "Have "host people," fleeing communist butchery In villagers; he had been listening to a radio hidden favor of a bartering system you read theeaty tr " — has sprung up. Brzezinski cleared his throat, smiled wanly and Vietnam, has made headlines around the world. In a friend's hut. At Ind he knew about the The (znbodfans are diggIng up the gold they hid ad mitted he hadn't. But little has been reported about the suffering of capital's fall. . frcn the hOmier Rouge and using It to purchase the Cambodian people who never reached Yet though his country had been at war for Vlithamneee goods and medicine. It also The liberal Images of Dcmnorcratic Sees. boats — for the slmi,le reason that the cc whatever the market will bear to ride the new George McG more than a ur aie iiai no idea who was effectively sealed oft from oi4s overn Cl South Dakota and Frank were. He thought Premier 1 N01 buss that are suddenly avaltable. the communist victory four years ago. Qiwdi of Idaho were carefully protected a have flared up when "Dear coueaguer )et had returned to defeat the commwtW'. Then Signed urging at VlsthamW troops, suffering from food ahor- fellow senators to supportthey the federally s Perhaps no Indochinese nation has been so 10a.m. that January day a friend ran Into the cruelly worked over by war and bloody political village from the rice field., fludlSd ub,s, have repression. The gentle, peac.4oving tm____ r4 froij the sidized Civilian Marksman Program. The 1el,ir msi to tell Cl the Invaders' approach. There have also been sporadic me,gin that the program Is supported by such bodlans were dragged Into the Vietnam War by reports of abuse and rapes by the oc"mu are all Vietnamesel" he laid t he U.S Incurai of ivo, were subjected t copying soldiers. But this is gadhe treatrrig apple-pie groups as the Boy Scouts and the 411 unspeakable UV$erY under the communist Clubs. What it didn't motion was the progrom,s TPVed to the daughter that follOWed the biggest supporter fanatics of the Khmer Rouge, and than. lad — the National Rifle The InItal apprehension was followed by relief. Khmer Rouge conquest. Association. year, were invaded and occupied by their an- "we decided, .11, we've get to get away from Recent *'llg.'we reports Indicate that the dent eneflies, the Vietnamese. PUPPet nJ Pot no matte' what, even If It mews the Cambodian tiaher, Hang Soria, has V We have talked to some of the new Cam- VWtr'-'.," a of POTPOuRRI: John Conn*Uy, mplained to his Vietnamese masters about the thePOUTICAL co Democrat bodlans who managed to escape to the United turned-Republican presidentl*l 'ft w urns, wd we , 'dedy had the shabby way his cosilrymen are being treate& contender, planned ar States since the Vietnamese takeover, At first, freedom to go out and reap as much rice as we foray h4o ThehsaCambodianeople_ etwean California. they aald, the Cambodian peopl, were relieve& encountered massive oriss," said a former traditional hatred of the Vletniie and fear Cl little Intrt,He ei ed and minimal siçpest. He qu Now they are fearf ul and confused. Neither the metal merci ant. But there was no order, jot the hOmier Roug e butchers — don't know where celed the trip on the pretense that he=C~ had to .t Vietnamese nor the Cambodian village councils spr..&ng chaos. Every morning the Cani' to t1L tend to urgent law they set up are In firm control; Khmer Rouge bodians finned out over the cowds leaking WAMINGTON WHIRL: President CftJf'gCajl1Ofl1j's Governo( Jerry Brown, an ac. Premier Pal Pot's troops are dill figMing a for food. fad-talking national security adviser, 0-1 complished political thamthon, Is projecting a guerrilla war In the bush. The Vietna mese invaders a1 e'd to red= / gave congreadonal le ad en his sales liberal and commaUve image at the same time. Typical Cl the confusion that prevailed In order In Cambodia. They ad up their own pltdi on the SALT U treaty the other day. He He maintains his liberal look by appointing left. Cambodia was the adry of Vietnamese troop coinmktees and named their own ofticlahs. In it argued doquemdly for Senate ratification of the lowing liberals to top pods and Into the tiny thcastern village of Sisophan last adopting some of one case, they lifted an edit. ad. Soviet-American agreement. Jug as he was their pet projects. But he Jan. 10, three days after they took Phnom Pooh. minidratlys apparatus from a Vietnamese City tSSCMI4 hiS high Point igs c,jj e Qiey 111th, a literature proleaeor turned bicycle aid ktlld ft In a thnllar city In Cambodia. Robert Byrd, DW.Va.,, Senate Majority Leader side by hammering against govenunent speaüdernçt.d with a quiet ding and high taxes. - Ple e Write . V agencies. It's widely believed JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD 'Could you and / have a Camp David domestic summit? You won't believe what inflation has done to my allowance!" attract iramg,n# PrPJ?g%#1* ilhp- - - The city commission, again, must be cornmended for its enthusiastic acceptance of the concept. Most of them also say they favor the project done on a one-shot basis rather than stretching It over four years if the $88000 can be found during budget review and without the need of a tax rate Increase. We applaud that display of fiscal responsibility, Q14~6~ One question that Sanford cornafter-hours missioners have about the proposed parison might not be fair. $210,000 rehab project planned here is Cost.wise, Cocoa's rehabilita tion is on a whether It will encourage merchants to slightly larger scale. It took $300,000 to remain open for evening shoppers. Th e make th e street, sidewalk and landscaping Cocoa experience has not shown that kind improvements. Th e city paid for a third of of result. The city manager said, however, the cost. ______________________________________________________________ . . - A Growing Older ,,...- "President Carter said in his address that we must create an aura of confidence. In the city of Sanford this of course begins with the city cornmission. We must believe In progress. have faith that those who live after us will be better because we lived here.. We must not allow our fair city to 'all:."I't 44 fI Ovid G. Mathis got his rights restored In 1938 when Texas governor W. Lee O'Danlel pardoned him for not committing a bank robbery in 1934. -- :conomic Success, Yo Get Parking Problem u That's the conclusion of Cocoa City Manager Bud Brockenbrough. His city recently underwent a faceli ftlng similar to that planned by the Greater Sanford Development Corporation. Although there are no statistics yet available to determin e whether the rehabilitation has boosted the local economy, Brockenbrough said, th e Increased traffic causing a parking RONALD REAGAN Calls On Death Row a With any economic success, there's somet hing wrong If you don't wind up with '.jparking problem. ~ m Sunday, July 22, 1979—SA 1 I ~ But listen, he pleaded. "Not until we get the third out," we told him. Finally he called time out, told the umpire something at close range, and the umpire Informed us that our right fielder had to use the bathroom. So much for determination... So e Clos e All the ingredients are there. The city cornmission says it favors the rehabilitation of streets and sidewalks in an area of downtown Sanford where over the past two years property owners in conjunction with GSDC have undertaken the facelifting of individual buildings. The GSDC is asking the city to provide $88,000 In cash, and the remainder in labor, materials and ;equipment to improve the public rights of way as the next step in the revitalization program. Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. he kept making excuses about the sun, his cap, his glove and uneven turf. He had been reprimanded for not using two hands, not getting In front of the ball and not chasing it after It got past him. This required patience, and I was determined he was going to fight It no matter what th e excuse. He was signaling that he wanted to come in. "No way — come on and try again," we told him. JULIAN BOND V OPINION fielding fly balls was getting a workout in right field. Five in the first and five in the second made t 100, the other team. I figured no use In taking him out now. One of those youngsters seemed reluctant to play, The last year I was coaching in Little League an Incident occurred that made me stop and think. It was one of those typical minor league years when we the Bad News Bears, and the other teams V -. had most of the One youngester we had been working with on irl All Lose How are wi. ever, going to combat Inflation when, starting at our local level, we do nothing to economize? Our local officials, like the state and national, seem to have the Idea that making everything cost more, it will be to everyone's advantage, but when the tally Is made, everyone but the politicians and racketeers are the losers. Today I experienced the local reason for the added cost of building which nurtures Inflation. I had applied for a building permit to build a gazebo on a foundation and slab that had been approved and built recently. In order to approve the location of this foundation and slab, a plot plan had to be presented and approved. But when I applied for a permit to build the structure on the to $1.50 per gallon that the government would gain over $4 billion In taxes per year. I doubt that anyone but the fuel and energy racketeers would gaIn, As of right now, we are In a recession and every time cost of Living Increases the recession gains momentum and economy slows down even more. Our economy in this area has not felt the recession nearly as 'solheas areas, but It Is on Its way. I cannot understand how the same brand of gasoline sold at two different locations of our county can vary in v')cp t'F! to IP rmts per ge&1(. t sr one gasoline station owner make the rLdmrc-thm ivrs only open four days per week, but Is making more money from selling gasoline than he did when he was open 7 days per week. How? Stephen G. Ballnt Sr. 101 Bunker Lane Sanford To The President... This Is an open letter to the President: Thanks for telling the American people how it really Is. We do need to rebuild confidence. It won't be easy — many will have to change their thinking and it will have to start In each home. Here Is a lid of suggestions I can offer: Mom stay home with your children — teach them. Dad, help mom. Mom and dad, take your children to church as a family. Dad, hug your daughters, listen to - them. Mom and dad, teach your children the value of work, how to save, how to help others (especially each family member). Become active In some community, school or civic activity. Above all, learn to give praise — and teach your children about our heritage — and respect what our ancestors have done for us so that we could live In liberty in this country. The effect of your talk, Mr. President, will bring varied results We will all find out soon enough from those Americans who are willing to change. My greatest fear Is apathy. And what a pity It is. God be with you, Mr. President; your job is a thankless one and perhaps a "Lonely" one. I just wanted to tell you I appreciate you. approved foundation and slab, I was turned down because I did not have a plat plan showing the location of the foundation, slab and structure. This unnecessary plat plan is costing the contractor a considerable sum In loss of time and will also cost the owner a considerable amount to have a survey and more plat plans made. It seems that everyone Is so fickle that two people working side by side Jeanne Robinson P.O. Box 744 Lake Mary Congress Traitors? It was with great pleasure that we read the Honor Roll of those 105 citizens and businesses that were willing to pledge their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to see that this Constitutional Republic, conceived In liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men — and women — are crested equal, shall not be destroyed by the traitors within the gates. For as Qcerosad: "A nation can survive its fools and eve' the ambitious, but It cannot survive treason from within... He (it) infects the body politic soit can no longer resist. A murderer Is less to don't trust each other. Jealousy, Jealousy and more jealousy, mistrust, mistrust and more mistrust seems to be the way of the people In this world. We have taken the reading of the Bible and prayer out of our schools, our armed forces, and I doubt that It plays any part in our government anymore. Ihave just listened to a report onthe TV news In which some of our politicians say that if gasoline went up be feared," or such, in our opinion, is the MCIII., Members of Congress for Peace through Law. The MCPL are all honorable men, after the manner of Brutus, who stuck a "shiv" in Ceaser's back, as the MCPL is doing to the nation. Approximately 100 of them voted to uphold the Panama Canal treaties. The vote was 224 for, 202 u'n.yi tar.** Declaration of Interdependence that calls for "one global community, dependent on one body of resources, bound together by ties of a conunon xi \ ,L QJIUWA~ adventure on the Planet earth." they are also rcozisAble for the to million dead in Cambodia and the 70 odd thousand boat-people, who rather than live in communism choose almost certain death. You can also charge our present energy debacle to them, as they have frustrated every attempt to bring reason Into this picture. It is to be noted that when emotion conies in the door, reason flies out of the window. The MCPL's voting record will show that they consciously or unconsciously promoted Ralph Nader's proposal to cut our energy supply 50 percent and Nader and the MCPL should realize that such a reduction in the energy supply would result in a catastrophic upheavel. Is this the result Nader and the MCPL are striving for; so that we will ask for "A Man on Horseback"? For those who would like a list of these "Quislings" so that they can be removed from the political life of the nation, we will be glad to supply the list, along with some of their voting record. S. B. "Jim" Crowe 713 Bevier Road Sanford MWlere..OIV societal Work Or Welfare? I wouiu just like to put in my two bits' worth. I don't think you will print this. I am In my sixties, with a sixth grade education. I had to quit school to help my dad on the farm (share cropper). At 21, I married and raised five children. There were times when we didn't know where our next meal was coming from. But I never asked for help. I worked on WPA with pick and shovel. Now I am one hundred percent disabled. I have a son and daughter both single, working hard. But taxes take at least one third of their wages to give these people on welfare. I know for a fact of several which are drawing three to four hundred dollars a month sitting at home on their fat bottoms, which Is more than I draw each month. They also get food stamos. Why can't each state and the federal government order carloads of brooms and rakes and give each able bodied person on welfare one and ask them to go out on the street and sweep or rake up leaves. It don't matter if they work or not, just keep them out in this hot sun for eight hours, paying them what they are getting now, or even a little more. I know I am too outspoken but I say it just like I think. Perk W. Kelley 211 W. Bay Ave. Longwood - - : , . - V ' . V• - -V -•. -- -- -,-- ---- - - -- -- V - V V _ ,__ - V - - .& .- ' : -- 4 T" . C. .4 - ' •V V - . , -- V - - - ___ �- - IN— . I \ '' , - '' . . . . . - . I . 1. . , 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, July 22, 1U NA11ON ATLANTA (UP!) - For six of her teen-age years, "1 realized there was more to life than this," she said. Ms. Nash ended her career as a migrant farm worker at age 18 at a camp near Cornelia, Ga. Now she works for the Migrant and Seasonal Farm Workers Association in Gainesville, a non-profit organization seeking to Improve the lot of migrants. Hijacker Overpowered In Struggle with FBI Agents OMAHA, Neb. (UP!) -A " very nervous" man who hijacked a United Airlines 727 jet by claiming he had plastic explosives and was overpowered by FBI agents has been committed to a maximum-security hospital psychiatric ward. Ronald Allan Rimerman, 38, an unshaven, bespectacled medical lab technician with psychiatric problems, hijacked the jet with 118 other passengers on board Friday, saying he had a bomb made of plastic explosives and wanted refuge in Havana, Cuba, officials said. Upon arriving in Omaha, the 118 passengers and four flight attendants were allowed to leave the plane. Three hours after the ordeal began, Rimerman was over-powered by two FBI agents during a "brief struggle" shortly after the door of the hot cockpit was opened for air and to pass glasses of water through to crew members, officials said. The FBI, said no bomb was found and no one was injured in the brief scuffle. Armstrong Misses Celebration WAPAKONETA, Ohio (UP!) - In Wapakoneta they Peterson said although many workers are not involved in violence, it's not the case for some. "The issue of cruelty in camps and some of the stuff going on at some of the camps was horrendous," said Jim Brannon of the Public Health Service. Quinn said he didn't think such abuse was widespread b4 he of othe" added that "we do have those who trade on the misery a is nofl Carol in So uth Clayman said a migrant worker from the process of bringing legal action against a camp near Johnston, S.C., for beatings he allegedly received. The worker asked that he not be Identified for fear that the crew chief from a nearby camp "would come and get me." He said he met a man on a downtown Atlanta street who promised him "$30 to $40 a day, nice living conditions, that I would be paid day-to-day and that I could leave any time." However, the worker said, ,, it was like being on a road gang. If you sneak off, they catch you." He said he was beaten at two camps and a crew chief threatened to kill him if he tried to leave. He said he fled during the early morning hours. Peterson said crew chiefs at most camps make deductions from the workers' paychecks for room, board and any personal necessities. He said the annual salary for a migrant worker averaged $1,850. 11. Peterson said although migrant workers are entitled minimum wage of $2,90 an hour, many aren't paid it, and I aren't paid on a regular basis. Despite a"ailable service to migrant workers such as stamps, child care facilities and health care, many workers aren't aware of the services or have no way of getting to thcjn. . government officials said. Peterson said his office has found at least 63 camps In Georgia. "I know there's more," he said. "We're locating them every other day." However, Bob Wendafl of OSHA said his office had accoun d for only 125 camps in four states and most were concentratein Florida and North Carolina. Wendall said, however, if OSHA is notified of the camps, the ii office will take action against the owners. • Peterson said most migrant workers are nousea in uwigviuu. unsanitary living conditions where hot water and Indoor plumbing is almost nonexistent -all violatipns of OSHA regulations. OSHA said if it Is notified of the violations, it will investigate. ______________________________________ standard," said Ennis A. Quinn of the Georgia Department of Labor. "We don't have the responsibility in that unless we are called upon (to provide workers). We just don't have the manpower or resources to solicit job orders from workers." He said if violations are found at the camps, a report is flied either with OSHA or the Wage and Hour Dlvlson. HEW and Quinn said major problems faced by migrant workers Includes poor living conditions, low pay and violence. At the Cornelia camp where workers harvest apples August through November, a reporter was taken on a tour of a ramshackle structure on a dirt road off a main highway where the migrant workers live while harvesting apples. Rob Clayman of Georgia Legal Service said about 40 people Yolanda Nash lived In a series of dilapidated shacks and spent as much 70 hours a week picking cherries and asparagus for $40 a week. She thought she was happy until she got out. IN BRIEF At the peak of the season, Georgia Is believed to have as many as 40,000 to 50,000 adults and children In the fields, third highest behind Florida and North Carolina In the Southeast. Most of them are now concentrated in the southeastern part of the state and they will follow the harvests to the north through the summer. A.B. Albritton of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare said there are believed to be some 136,000 workers in all In eight states covered by HEW's southern region but no one knows for sure. Many are illegal aliens and virtually none pay Social Security taxes. Tom Peterson of the Atlanta farm workers office said that HEW's appraisal was a "gross underestimate. There are 1,200 Hispanic farm workers in Sumter County alone." Sumter is President Carter's home county. Both state and local government officials say migrant farm workers in the region are a problem but no one agency has sole responsibility for their welfare. The Georgia Department of Labor Inspects housing, HEW oversees the health of migrant workers, the Wage and Hour Division of the federal government is supposed to ensure that workers are paid the minimum wage and the Occupational, Safety and Health Administration checks for safe living and working conditions. "I do feel -and! can't go and stick my finger on It -that we do have out-of-state workers in the state and housing Isn't up to 'The Issue of cruelty In camps and some of the stuff f going on at some the camps was horrendous' housed In some 15 rooms sleep on beds of foam rubber mattresses placed over metal springs - less sheets, pillows and blankets. A few other beds were simply boards placed over the springs, What windows had glass in them were usually broken and cardboard was placed on the walls to keep t he wind out. Workers living in the basement of the structure had to negotiate a set of rickety stairs, usually without the help of a light. The owner of the camp declined to comment about the conditlons. celebrated Neil Armstrong's lunar one-step with a few disco steps of their own on Friday, the 10th anniversary of the historic landing on the moon. Thousands of people poured into the usually quiet little 311 r town of 8,500 Friday for a weekend of nearly non-stop dl activity to celebrate the moon walk by Armstrong, : . former Wapakonetan. Most of the events were scheduled for The $1 million 1 Neil Armstrong Museum. "I really don't look for Armstrong to attend any of the i events", Museum Director John Zwez said. "He's gotten it so many ether requests for this weekend, Including one - — ,• 44 iLega li __ ,31 What's Value Of Wife? r CHICAGO (UPI) - A judge In a divorce case has refused to place a market value on a woman's role as housewife because doing so "could lead to recognition of homemaking as a form of employment." Judge Charles J. Fleck issued his ruling Friday in the divorce settlement of John F. Gallagher, an official of Sears Roebuck & Co., and his wife, Claire, who sought to have her "wages" Included in the divorce property setticment. "Such a ruling," Fleck said, "could lead to recognition as a form of employment with ominous homemaking of possibilities of lawsuits demanding minimum wages, workman's compensation and unemployment benefits." 01 jl - ' ' ' previously offered resignation, Schlesinger, said he would not take another government job. W' ° I ti Cash and due from depository Institutions........................................ ..............................14,108 U. S. Treasury Obligations of other U.S. Government corporations ..........................1,586 agencies Obligations of States and political Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements ,. • ___ ______ * • • I.1_ , .. - ' ' - . -.' S.. ' -';'3 A ,'!f Bank premises, furniture and • flxtures,and other assets representing bank oramises ..................................... Real estate owned other than - • ___ V PAMPHLET U.S. Magazines Hot Item MOSCOW (UPI) - "Amed. ca" magazine must claim some kind of circulation record: it usually sells out in 15 minutes. zine monthly. Of these, 45,000 copier of "America" are supposed to be distributed In U.S.S.R. workings of the economy and the government. Soviet readers found such articles least In- All other deposits ...................................... . none Certified and officers' checks........................... .689 Total Deposits (sum of Items 13 thru Ill) ...................................58,400 Total demand deposits .........................23,123 Total time and savings dspos Its ...............35,277 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements articles as "Vikings Explore Mars," "The World of the Brain," "Artir Rubenstein at 90" and 'Porgy and Bess through Soviet sidewalk kiosks terestlrg. "The pattern - a preference Uves." A Soviet crowd, Upped by the and 15,000 through subscription. tossing a The loss went to J.R. Richard, 7-11, who gave up 10 hits and • out.of-28 game bulge over the (Pittsburgh) the toughest team in PORT ORANGE The ,, the league," said Richard. those hits were high or - A lot ofTê.4a,4 ,4h,'n a asw ,.. Starsrallledforfourrunsinthe hoppers. the earlylnnlnga. bottom ci the sixth hUilZI W jfl y night and nipped '° rj' Orange, , In other NLgames, Chicago Florida pounded Atlanta 10-2,, CmJWIIOI' Major Iâa8l* Dl 4 ,.. IV cirmati stopped St. Louis 3-0, Tournament. Can flIi .h&A1 ?d&. Vn,4t 0.. • T, Sanford had trailed from the The rest are handed out by the U.S. Embassy. In addition, the Soviet state square wfle3 we neiivery ra puoucaucm agency, uyu rolls up each month with 200 chat, is supposed to distribute nearby. Danny A. Parton, 29, was charged with two counts of first-degree murder Friday after deputies digging In a o. steady rain found the two bodies about a quarteNnill apart on federally owned land about five miles from where Parton used to live. "He has indicated there are more bodies and we feel confident that there are more," erIli Bobby Haynes Ala "We feel sure be will cooperate" In the search for more graves. ' .• bi - Brett Von shaded Montreal rellei'er Mike nings. thav'e" n an said White Sox Manager Don Kesainger when asked to explain how one team can just dominate another. "But I've - Full Mou X"lays 95" Prophylaxis Z Fillings.......ee.........•. loot Canal............ '60"- 140" Temp. Denture S.t...........'lSO" Choroct.rized Set •..e...... '500" J.O. KANGI, D.D.S. 2540 Park Dr., Sanford - lOfl Hwy. 434 1vnweed Florida LssP.Moore (0 (SEAL) see which team would play Gall C. Kel ly, Notary Public ic crushed Detroit 14-6, Kansas beat Cleveland 94, MUwaukee blanked Toronto 2.0 and Seattle shutout Boston N. City Catch and throw... those are the basics In jai-alai, but Altamonte Springs' Santiago Echaniz seems to be finding new ways of refining his game every day as he stars for the Daytona Beach Jai-Alai roster. Echa nix, as he Is known in the pelota kingdom, Is In his 17th season of excelling at his trade. Echanlz was a rookie on the Orlando-Seminole roster when the fronton opened in 1962, and has since worked his way up the ladder to superstar status at frontons In Miami, Ocala and Melbourne. Rick Retachel, 9.6, knocked the Mate tournament. A loss by the plate In a five-rum fifth, Sanford Saturday night would highlighted by Ivan DeJesus' ked ______ _____ ___ 1919000 3001 ,42tII$j "s" 5,5 Ito 'I -MSIPkV Cai 'Pug. •• ••••vs.Ns,r - :::: ___ ___ 01141 i::' Ufl,yPIsWaa sjs two-nm single. Atlanta starter TOIY Brizzolara, 5-4, took the loss, Reds 3, Torn Seaver pitched his AI career shutout and won his st . Dan Collins .nd Joimny Bench hit " SYSA Proi"ects 50 Tea m s _____ hwurs Smmw 10.5 scattered By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer l Jnø fl&nntk nnrfQ Infrn-mntinn d!Iir,'fnr •fnr fhø Seminole Youth Sports Association (SYSA) said Gaylord Perry tossed a four- Thursdayhe looks forward toa "big participation" hitter and Jerry Turner. In the upcoming football program of the Pop Warner SflSS SS Padres 2, Mets I cmelied a solo homer with one pey, seven of Bob Gibson for the No. 2 spot an the all-time strikeo ut list. New York starter -'g Swan, $4, wall the loser, PbIUIei ' McBride ad I4tiY Bows both scored on a pitch by reliever Greg uint In the seventh and Mike Scmmid cracked his 3id homer to help Randy Larch, U to vie- tory. M1i*on's first ittth hI relief of loser Tom Griffin, 4-6, bouncid in front of Us Llttlejohn's cest protector and all tine way to the PlIllies dugout, allowing both riasners to re. Is a" BWRusvlla'acbedatworrm I o' o * I'll inettornaf lb. 11th to lit is '. Angela torn 61 vIctory over us Sill 5 Little Scholars League, "We'll open up the season with a jamboree on Sept. 8," DeSantis said. "We've already got 648 signed up In the 74o-14 age bracket and we anticipate having over 1,000 signed up. Last year — our first season — we signed football teams We're projecting O for this fall." "Our cheerleaders, 600 of them, are all signed up, have had their tryouts, and are ready for the season to begin. We're not registering any more now," DeSantis said. -Registration will be on July 28 at Altamonte Civic Center, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. A separate registration will be held on the same day at Oviedo High School from 9 until noon." "To give you an Idea of the interest of the kids in football in this area, last year - our first registration - we had 300 signed up. Before the season en4ed, we had over 900," DeSantis said. DeSantis said the Jamboree on Sept. 8 will begin at9a.m.and thelastgamewould"posslb!ybeglnas late as 9 p.m." DeSantis said all teams will participatein the Jamboree, which wlllbe held at Lake Brantley,High School, where two fields will be In use; at the Oviedo High School field and at the Red out Us , pace San Diego. struck outseven to move wit hin .. " •Sfl WSS MontrczlExp3z. ________ . - - - - . * * + - - - - - - --. C -w 4 ' 5 1- , . ,'_ -- I ,_ I !~ , - .- - -. I . Ift . I ,~., I 40 1 + -, •. .-- ••-- - - . '•':.':. -f--;-,. -- -- - ., • + . * - -. . •. +_4 .- -- • -.. . -. -, -5 5' —.. •., •. ;. + -. . 11 — Toronto 000 000 000- 113. 0 .70 Milw 000000 20x-7 60 Underw0 0d and Cerone. Slaton and Moore. W-Slaton "t-tThøSf wood HR-Milwaukee, Lezcano (12). Chcago 001 001 000- 2 '6 I Texas 000100000-) 70 WOfiham, Farmer (7), Hoff man (I) and Colbern; - .1 Johnson and Sundberg. WWortham (109). 1.-i. Johnson (411). HRs-Texas, Zisk ). Chicago, Lemon (11). - Cleve 000 000 100- 1 1 4 1 (an City 501 020 lOx- 9 100 Waits. Wilkins (5), V. CPuj (5) and Alexander; Gale, Qulsenberry (9) and Porter. W -Gale (7$). L-Waits (9.9) HRS-Cleveland, Johnson (5); Kanses City, Otis (11). 032010000- 6 110 000490 lOx- 1471 Detroit Minn Morris. Young (5), Hiller (5), Tobik (5) and Parrish. Petnm (7); Jackson, Serum (4) and Wynegar. W-Serum (I.]). (.Young (22). HRI-Minn.s4ta, smalley (16). Landreaux Adams (7); Detroit, (1S) Wockentusi Nation al 17), Kemp! 2 tI Liague 000 101 000- 2 1 021 050 20x-I0 140 Atlanta Chcago ArI....I... CII. .JftM CS h. ). + all of them will begin leaving for home on Sunday. While they're here they'll have a chance to see all the fun places, like DisneyWorld, Sea World and Circus World. Kickoff-time first game, is 10 a.m. Last game at 8 p.m. DeSantis said the league had an excellent staff, with several of them having played college ball. He said each team had from a three to a five man coaching staff and said he was Impressed "with all theadultvolunteerleadershlpwehave In this area." DeSantis also wanted to express his thanks to the more than 100 merchants and businesses who have helped make the program a success. -. . -- - --- —. ++ . , 5, Yankees 1 j. a). HR$-Cincinnati, Bench ( Philadelphia. "We've got 50 teams from all over the and Amos Otis cracked a three- Collins (2). United States - and Mexico - already signed up. run homer to lead the Royals. N.Y. 000 100 000-1 o Gale, 7-8, walked four and Our Seminole County organization will also be en- struck out four in snapping a San Do 000 000 101-2 Swan and Stearns; Perry a I tering its second season, we'll be celebrating personal three-game losing mace W-Perry (1O4). L that, too. The football players will begin arriving streak. Swan (S-i). HR-San Di Tun*r (a). here on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. sewers 2, Blue Ja ys 0 Games will be played on Friday and Saturday and Slxto Lezcano cracked his Phila coI 11 r leading the Orioles to their eighth win In 11 games against the Angels ti" year. `1.-John -Kingman (12) Rookie Brian Kingman registered his first major-league McLaughlin '' C5, .i. McLaugh (6), Henna (9) and No(ei Bug Park, where two fields will be the showplace for victory over Tommy John and Reuschel, Tidrow (7). the New York Yankees, giving th e prowess of some possible future college stars. (9) and Foote. WPReusct,,r Kingman a 1-2 record. John 6). LP-Briztolara (5-4). DeSantis is trying to get two other football sites. allowed nine hits and is now 13Regular season play for the league will begin the , Houston 001)01000- 3 to Ptsbgh 302003 lOx-i following Saturday, with all games beginning at 10 Twins 14, Tigers 6 Richard, Roberge L a.m. and the last game scheduled for kickoff at 8 Roy Smalley, Ken Lundreaux Corte (7) and Ashby;(6).Can. and Glenn Adams each hit l arls and Ott. W-Cindet.,Ip p.m. (9-7). L-Richard DeSantis said that SYSA will be the host for a homers and the Twins broke the Houston, Howe (6);(7.11). Pitts game open with a nlfle-l'W) fifth. Garner (S). Fall Football Festival on Thanksgiving Day Landreaux collected three hits weekend. CincI 030000000- 3 4i and f RBI. St. Louis 000000000-0 4i "The festival will be in commeration of the Pop Royal 9, IndIans 1 Seaver and Bench; Denni, Warner League's 50th anniversary, said DeSantis, Rich Gale and Dan Qulsen- McEnaney (a) and Kennedy. W I'' (lOS). L-Denny noting the league has its national headquarters in berry combined on a four-hitter I six hits in pitching his sixth complete game of the John Denny, 4.4, suffered the In the National League, it was: Chicago 10, Atlanta 2; Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 0; Pittsburgh 9, Houston 3; San Diego 2, New York 1; Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 4; and Los Angeles 6, Montreal 5 In fl innings. Orioles 2, Angels 1 Rich Dauer's two-out, runscoring single in the seventh McGregortossedafive-hitterin snapped a 1-1 tie and Scott Final Signups July 28 catcher Dennis Baltimore nipped Call- fornla 2-1, Oakland defeated New York 5-1, Minnesota Word in the champlonsW In Ovu runs and allowed five hits over On first .ix Innings to A win by Sanford Saturday his ninth win of Us , nigit would earn It a berth In season. The Cub. sent 10 men to ___ Publith July 22, 19?? In other American League action, tilt, State of Florda, County of Seminole u. Sworn to and subscribed before me th 19. and I hereby certify that lam not an officerisof ii day of July, -. My Commission expires Or$o1)er 1, 1,g ••' - before. One-hitter. In the American League it ,. To win propelled Sanford into was, Baltimore 2, California 1; the championship game, Seattle 8, Boston 0; Oakland 5, ,jcheduled for p.m. Saturday New York 1; Milwaukee 2, • nIght. Ormond Beach, a 14.7 Toronto 0; Minnesota 14, winner over Daytona Beach In Detroit 6; Chicago 2, Texas 1; .,1n54 arna sfl' .,,AV.n...'ItuQ flavalafSI I-. fl . w.. S%4A. • 53 •oa•4 awn sej S .aaa, was scheduled to play Port Orange at 10 am. Saturday to Caw If , Braves z 1, 4 . been Involved with teams that Thave diTrniiiiteu 111cc this in 11 in- Pit?er Rep $340000 NOTICE HerLoUlls for lighter topics and the The magazine, edited in force a rematch between the avoidance of economic and Washington by a small staff swne two teams Sunday political subjects- could be a headed by former Playboy -reaction to sue generally ewwr swueri . Pod OrIange took the Ind 3.0 n of i1mut $3 per copy to produee TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated recognized overpo hI the top of the first with a pair beu.. Spot checks by the US. the magazine to 35 SovIet cities. Soviet society," the report said. and aells for 50 kopecks (75 notes and d.b.ntures) of unearned (sum of Items 19 thru 23) ..........................59,O3 "This would Imply that too cents). Last year Its U.S. Embassy Embassy show it is the same all organized a reader poll, called great a Areas on politics or "Uwe spend a lot o( money to Subordinated notes and debentures ..................... none over the city, I Von Harbulls pitched the first EQUITY CAPITAL tires lathigs, gave up all the first major survey of Soviet economics might remind Soviet reach an educated audience, we That is not surprising, I -fei,ed three Port Orange flS)5 and "America" - officially citizens undertaken by any readers of their own media and owe It to the American tax P,. • res No. sham outstanding none the only Port Orange hit. He drive - payer to do more than billet called "America illustrated" - official Western government might, therefore, serve to t uliim% of n for a let -Mnidt out seven and walked etur th em away." and butterflies," said o ne U.S. 56-page agency. In r Is a big, glossy, mmon stock "c" i four. migiline with an unmatched prints by American artists, Most readers said they diplomat. Others contend the P4• shares authorizid 50,100 Rotwido came on to pitch In splashy style, full of dramatic, 1,900 Soviet citizens supplied preferred a rt icles on art, target audience should be the b. No. shares outstanding 50,100 (par val ue) ...........................................the four th and promptly Mnsk their names, addresses and music, science and technology, man on the street rather than full-page color photographs. Surplus ................................................ 3,46 out the side. In his four Innings The magazine first surfaced basic information about them- naming specifically such recent the cynical bureaucrat. I I4I..L.g __.& UFUUVU ILU1t •flU rV themownd he farmed six end on In the Soviet Union 23 years ago selves. contingencies nd th The survey showed a typical al In a cult ural exchange 30 agreement that includes circu- reader was male, under 30, had TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL d was latlon of the magazine "Soviet a secondary education an the bottom of the fourth, Von (sum ol Items 26 thru 29) ........................... neither a government official TOTAL LIABILITIES AND We" In the United States. Herbulis opened the bvilng EQUITY CAPITAL The Sovtdinagazlne could, of nor a party member. It also a walk and stole second. They c np1Iii (sum ofitems24,2S and 3O) ......................... esiisi numerous rculate In t United produced course, ci he -walker MEMORANDA States without any goveranent that It was difficult to gd a copy Stanley Hogan ara Amounts outstanding is of report date agreement. But the pact Is of the magitin,. both went down swinging. Standby letters of credit, total...................... "America", like its Soviet essential for the distribution of '' Lflrsnco Wirm then beet out Time certificates of deposit In counterpart, Is sijposed to be "America" In the U.S.SR. and Infield hit as Von Herdenomlnatlons of $100,000 ormore ...................P00 Each country publishes ,000 nonpolitical, but articles tieiCOfid all the way C. Other tIme deposits In amounts copies of its respective map- quently (ucla on the Inner ieeoed.PaytcnMurpby fanned of$100,000ormore ................................. 2,23 Averag. for 30 calendar days (or calendar -J to end lb. jj4, month) end ing with report date Davis came banns with the a. Total deposits (corresponds to tying run on a suIcide squeese Item 19 above) 59,44 bot by Dldci. I. the undars$onad officer do hereby .declare that is Phone of Condition (Including the support ing schedules) isthtrue witi IfS t to best of my belief. Fr.. Consultation Fred B. Davis, Jr. aitlnr , Arid Wynii was Vice President & Comptroller th •'•'•"•• p1st s an an error. us isis at We. the undersigned directors, attest the ccimctness of this drove Jtmsg mS' Carter Report of Cond ition (Including the supporting schedules) d 'see'... sacrifice fl that backed : y decla re tint It has been examIned by us and to the best of pr 67.5 knowledge and belief has been prepared in conformance with Due ths custer neier t Instructions aid is true arid correct. - I. flit sA1sSS saaoso ' omas S. McDonald Th as a ii s ii IN" Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Directors "I $ ' 'C DENTAL SERVICE '-V . starting t a o er capital and telling them as many as all others were buried • Baltimore, Singleton (22); Cell past two seasons. Hard num- iornia, Lansford (11). bers for the Rangers to s..tti. 303002000-5 :92 Boston swallow. 000 000 000- 0 '50 Parrott and Stinson; Tc*,ez, "I'm glad this team Is gone," Ripley (3), Burgmeler (7) jnd said Richie Zisk, who homered Fisk. Montgomery (7). Wfor Texas. "They outsiugged us Parrost (77). L-Torrez (9&) and outhit us (the White Sox HR-Seattle, Meyer (14). took two from the Rangers Ooklnd 000003 101- 5 90 Thursday 94 and 54). I guess it N.Y. 000 øø 000- 1 3 Kingman. Hamilton (5) es lust wasn't In thecarda." ill r,"1 t4.wmst: iotn d Mwwn.l'W runsln5l$innlngs. "It's hard to say if they're oll On .. • to repurchase ...................................... none Interest-bearing demand notes (not. I balances) Issued to the U.S. Treasury and other liabilities for borrowed money ...........nbne Mortgage indebtedness and liability t forcapltailzedIeas.s............................... All other Iisbllltlis :....... .; Voice of America or word of mouth, already waits outside one major newsstandnear Red MARION, N.C. (UP!) -A McDowell County man has been charged with murder after leading MerifVs deputies to the shallow graves of two women near a mountaintop Raymond D. Bass, D.V.M. until to see those guys again streak by have five-hitter next spring," said Texas and Willie Horton and Elan Manager Pat Corrales Friday Meyer each drove in two runi to night alter Chet Lemon's two- power the Mariners. Parrtt, bro homer in the sixth inning whose last win came on J4ne out ke a 1-1 tie and gave the 23rd, walked four and strUck White Sox a 2-1 victory - their out four in evening his record at eighth straight over the Rang- 7-7. ersFor this season. American League numbers freaks, the win Calif ODO I oo 000- 1 :S 0 000 uoo lOx- 2 :50 gave Chicago an 11-2 advantage Bait Downing; McC're over Texas in their now corn- gorBarrandand Dempsey. W-McGrepleted season series and a 22- go r (4.3). L-Barr (75). HRs- eight Btk Sigma Phi Soru. Ity an Set4nole County-'s. V-ictlm Advocate Program have *.TOTAL - ASSET" .................. 65,157 (sum of Items lthru 11) authored a pamphlet to help the victims of sexual assault, Sheriff John Polk LIABILITIES presents a check for $244 for printing the 300 pamphlets for distribution to county Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ..................... 17,251 residents to Bettye Smith (left), of the victim advocate program and Betty Jack, Time and savings deposits of in. president of city council-Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. dividuals, and corporations ......................... 31,060 _______________________ Deposits of United States Government ................. 46 Deposits of States and political subdivisions In this United States ..................... 9,354 - ADVICE Deputies Led To Graves Aug. 19th thru SEPT.3 t. N. + CLOSED Brewers. Jim Slaton, 10.4, By United Press International The Chicago White Sox - not scattered seven hits in pitching three games - separate the his second shutout and eighth Texas Hangers from. the first complete game of the year. place California Angels in the Mariners 8, Red Sox 0 American League West. Mike Parrott snapped: a "They're gone ... we don't personal five-game losing walked two tn pitching his fifth complete game of the season. • I '" d or New York Mets before his trade to the American League in 1976, also had been unhappy wi th his role as a designated hitter with the Ti gers. But he may be relegated to the even less active role of pinch-hitter with the Expos since there is no designated hitter in the National League and the Expos have a soli d outfield line up and heavyhitting Tony Perez at first base. Ch'Iesox Still Big Problem.1 For Rangers .. t4j0 Candelarla, 9-7, scattered eight hits and wj)veaI. : 1,700 named before Dec. 31 or cash in lieu t hereof." He had to clear waivers in the American League before he could become ________________ Debris Earns Teen $10,000 Our offk.s wlfl b. Sanf . Z,, • ____ HUNTSVILLE, Ala, (UP!) -Scientists at the Marshall Space Flight Center say they-re almost sure the charred pieces of junk delivered to a San Francisco newspaper by an Australian teenager came from Skylab. The announcement by scientist at Mar"Friday was enough for editors ci the San Francisco Examiner to award a $10000 cash prize to Stan Thornton, 17. Thornton, who delivers beer kegs in his Australian hometown of Esperance, won the cub for being the first person to bring pieces of the fallen apace station to the newspaper. ' • 6.200 a. Loans, Total (excluding unearned I ncome) .....................................30,869 b. Less: allowance for possible loaniosses ................ ........ ........ .I.. ..361t: spring helped trig about the deal. "He hasn't said one word to me," Staub toldkJPI just before the All-Star break. "He wants The Tigers released a terse statement saying only that Staub had been sent to the Expos "for a player to be the property of a National League club, Anderson admitted Friday that getting rid of Staub had been his Idea. "I just don't want to have one, flat design ated hitter," he said. "I think that hampers you too much," Staub, an outfielder who started his career with the Houston Astros in 1963 and played with Montreal and the reason. drove inthree runs with a single The rampaging Pirates have and a homer and Ed Ott drove beaten theAstros Six straight 1n two others with a double to times since July 10, are riding a lead Pittsburgh to a 9-3 victory five-Mme winning streak and over Houston. ye closed t Within 1% games "The Pirates hot," ci the Montreal Expos in the laznentedHotston Manager Bill National Iaague East. Mean- Virdon. "They're bad for us. while, the Astroi, who have lost There's not much you can do 11 of their last 12, have seen about it. We're only going to acorefourorfiverunsa game." • •, to resell............................................ Manager Jim Campbell Staub also was unhappy about his relationship with new manager Sparky Anderson. me to come crawling in to him. Well, I'm not that way. If he wants to talk to me, he knows where I am." tini :. Thou. and the first month of the regular season, Staub came to terms with Campbell. His return to the Tigers, however, was marred by a long batting slump. ump. t Pre" IflterUatloIal their 11bulge Nothing seems to be going Cincinnati shrink to three right for the Houston Astros games over the Reds in the NL lately and the Pittsburgh Wed. Pirates may be the main On Friday night, Phil Garner •• Mu. ' — t WASHINGTON (UPI) - Outgoing Secretary of nsportatlon Brock Adams says he quit because he was not suited to the new White House chain of command and because of an erosion of administration support for the programs he backed. "I strongly believe there must be direct Cabinet access to the president. A Cabinet officer must work directly for the president - not for the White House staff," Mama told an overflow news conference Friday. Adams made his remarks after submitting his resignation in a brief face4o4ace meeting with President Carter Friday morning. wo •• ¶I Brock Blasts Carter Changes Il .\ - • Scarcely an hour after President Carter accepted his ac ASSETS The 16-year major-league veteran said he believed his highly publicized cont ract digpute with Tiger General Expo Again Bucs Close Gap, Slow Expos, 9-3 6,245 headed four key government bureaucracies, won standing applause frn 200 Energy l)artment staffers at a new.! conference he promised would nut be his last. -. . —L " WASHINGTON (IPl) - Jeinea Sch%esieger who r"ne4 beeeasiea $mlt I O1IUaflI%bIU* President Carter, told his demoralized Energy Depart" ment staff Friday he was heading for an "extended 01 vacation." Schlesinger, a pipe-smoking intellectual who has ,, 1. S "I think going back there is to be returning to currently Sunday, July 22,1979L-7A Happy To Be "I think it had a bearing," Staub said, "It obvio usly separated us from being as close as we once were." Staub had threatened to quit baseball this spring to go into the restaurant business fulitime unless his $200,000-a-year contract - the most lucrative in Tigers' history - was extended, After missing spring training just tremendous," he said. Staub, 35, said he was happy ~I ___ first-ranked Montreal, a team he starred with from 1969 to 1971. before Dec. 31, t Federal Reserve Distri ct No. tate Bank No, 40 • • , 0 Staff Applauds Schlesinger 0 - _____ •- DETROIT (UPI) - Rusty Stanb says his more than three yew. in Detroit were great, but he's happy that he was sold Friday to the Montreal Expos. The Tiger designated hitter was sold to the NatIon 1e*gne team for an undisclosed amount of cash ora player to be named L. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domestic Subsidiaries) FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE • OA32771 SANFO - Alouette !aub St 1 uvuuw Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - ______ - k f rom President Carter." 03 SPORTS Labor-Like Work'i'ng Road Gang I 1 - + +.' - ------ -. . - -• -' • -'.. -. -% . - -• 5 11 12th homer of the year leading the seventh, snapping a scoreless tie and nowering the Scott Signs With Vikings San Fran 000013000Lerch, Reed (7) end Bo*t Montefusco, Griffin (7). MiIqpn Lavelle (I) and LIfllej4. W-Lerch (6$). L-Grlf fin 4• 51 . HRI-PhiIad.lpIi., Schnl (32). Boone (5); San Franci. Evans (10). (Ii Mtl L.A. 4 min, 001 010 21-S 150 000 010 100 22-6 1 1 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. Reti. . (UP!) - Veteran safety Jake () Fryman (II) gn Suiclitfe, Forster and c Scott has si ed a crne-year(10), Patterson(s), (1) L contract with the Minnesota Yeager. W-Patterson (1 Vikl, general manager Mike -Fryman (3-5). HRs-Lo Lynn Friday. Garve't' (15). Rviet i - �BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 22, 1979 Bad Night For Locals I ;' Mustang State Tournament n R *.. Sunday, J u ly 22,1979-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. osen Joins List Of Ex-Yankee Execs YORK UPI) -Add the City, N.J. International League affiliate operating the Cleveland In- feeling he was little more than a bring back Billy Martin as an of Al Rosen to a growing "i am deeply indebted to in Columbus. One of dians, all ran the Yankee front figurehead In an organization manager of the I of executives that have quit George Steinbrmer for giving office at one time. In addition, where the owner made all of the Rosen's best friends, Bob e New York Yankees in the me the opportunity of becoming Rosen quite likely will enter Pat Gillick left as coordinator decisions. Cedric Talus, who Lemon, was let go as manager st six years. And during those the president of the New York the hotel-casino business in Atlantic City with his long4lme of player development after the holds the position of executive to make room for Martin. years - perhaps not Yankees," said Rosen in. a 1976 season to take a similar job vice president and general Incidentally - George prepared statement. "I have friend, Billy ,Wclnberger of with Toronto. manager, will likely continue to There is no doubt, as in any elnbrenner has been running en joyed my relationship with Cleveland, with whom he was handle personnel decisions. venture, that George and I have at Caesar's Palace e show. "The meetings that Al and I the Yankees more than i can associated Rosen joined the Yankees as had disagreements," admitted in Las Vegas before he joined have had for the past two days executive vice president and Rosen . "However, I wan t to ever say. am resigning to the Yankees on Dec. 1, 1977. Rosen, who had been presi- explore have been meetings between co n cern ed hi othI er business oppirmself chiefly with make it positively clear to nt of the Yankees for 16 tunities that have been offered two guys who have been ex, television contracts. He was Ros everyone that they have never onths, officially announced me." en, 55. is the fifth major tremely close and loyal friends soon promoted to president in involved any shouting or yelling front office official to leave the resignation Thursday night, y ears," Steinb•rnnt 15. March of last year, three •...i..,.. No replacement for Rosen Yankees since Steinbrennr IIIdIUIV3. :51 Wi said. 'i wil l always consider Al months after Paul resigned. rung the defending world was announced, but SteIjbr- gained control in discussed our disagreements as ampions on "friendly terms" ner, who owns the Yankees, MacPhall, now presient of the one of my closest friends. He Rosea soon found that two grown men. Our close help an old business may be leaning toward George has my complete trust." American League; Tal Smith, Steinbrenner retained the last friendship of 15 years would sociate open a hotel and Sisler Jr., president and genercurrently running the Houston Rosen, it was believed, word, especially in player preclude any overt altercamilling casino In Atlantic al manager of New York's Astros: and Gabe Paul, now decided to resign because of the matters and in the decision to t1ons." NEW N A. 1ç i I Plantation, - r ' I .. A 4 - . .. I~ . . ~ I t '.. 1 11 -' . Z W4 I . ... I.- . I , .r " J ,_,4 . - , . I .,1'. - -a I . _. ~,` ,"`4 ,. .- .. I ri7 -1 'l. .iIs - : ! tW' 1. .'t -.i,.,,.. '. r L iii, / - . , s - 7' . team . bishop Gould 3 1 1 Lewis 3 4 I Schmil 311 Nimes Litrillo Carlton 3) I Ste vens lI1Il,ia 2 I S Williams 341 eel • '2" stays ,-.. 4' - f!11tI I' . - -:' . . : . Conrad 1.' Ginn ________ - ••.•. , - - club. the sole undefeated around for a while Leaguers. tourney Mike Schmit and Eddie longer. The tour Town and Country of Tampa Taubensee had two hits each for weekend local Americans. knocked off Seminole National the I AS 4) 3 Evans Do Vito . . -1 ., _______ .. :' 1 Teams Triumph Today's schedule at the Five League all-stars, 17-3, despite a Friday night. Ouch! Points field will feature a I P.M. Seminole's two entries in the pal Plantation and Tampa teams And Plantation did all its losers bracket contest between put a pinch on Seminole Pony four-squad field were both Friday night's losers. Also, Baseball League entries in the bumped into the losers bracket scoring in the first two innings it will be Town and Mustang state tournament and forced to stage a win-or- and held on for a 54 triumph today at 3 for over the Seminole American Country against Plantation elsesittiationtodayto see which PLANTATION SEMINOLE A.L. berth in the I * ~ I, ,' a, Totals Plantation - - 1'4' '? 3447 3lSTetals 305 21 S 4 ,/ 1. 4.'' 4 ",i,p.-' 14 '% ' S .t JJ.W tII ' T" ' 1 I'M . ' . , .z . *Nr .1 '' SID - •_ & - 1 -. . 1. . .. .. .-- - ... - - - - -. . . , .., .AM , " 4r., :~ S. , W,-, k,1 ";-.,~. %*P4 y- * ______ . .~- A . , Sutton - . W( * . Cll('('kS kIWI) & A - - ~A - ."--- -..'' . . Altamonte In Major * alor League r ,'- - - . ra A vance . `o,~ -, . .rl . . . , - ___' -i \\ \ - '. It I ' _______ _________ Well, Since You Asked... _____________ _________ ____ _________ ____ ________ '- 1 ' , - _ I - - ' .' uston ,-7.'. p. _______ • .. _"..2 : - ... .. -: ' ia 5. - ______ .. _- . 314 W L Pct. 54 43 .537 50 43 .526 on AL Afl &&A 3 IT .UI I 43 53 .459 10 53 12 3$ 57 4 .s3o Friday's Results 10, Atlanta 2 iltsburgh 9, Houston 3, night Incinnatl 3, St. Louis 0, night n Diego 2, New York 1, - -. _ -. w t tew York n a a Baton a ' . Block applies late tag to sliding Allen _________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Two By United Press international (Based an 250 at tials) NatioalLugu. GAS H pci. Foster, CI Wintleid, SD Hernndz, St.L Boone. Phil LA Templtn, St.L Garvey. Hendrck st.i. Mazzilil. NY Knight, Cm '. '.. 'S'" • iii 97364 120 .330 $1 341 109 .320 7$ 260 $3 .319 95344 122 .314 IS 365 116 .314 54297 94.316 I, 104 .311 $6 305 93 .311 American League GAB H Pct. Downing, Cal $7310 107 .343 Smalley, Mm 91319 119 .341 Kemp, Del 54311 102.321 BOIe, Sea 90331107 .323 Lezcano, Mu 54245 92 .323 Lynn, Bas $5326105322 Rice, Sos 90361 116 .321 P.,fl_ Cowens, KC 72 274 61.321 Atlanta (Maflila 6-6) at Mo'itor, Mu Ii 359 115 320 Ch icago (Krukow 75), 2:15 Brett, KC 93394 125 .317 oRamon Daga V ,, - With 18 To Play - - -. .. ' - .-' .. - p.. . - ______________ _________________ -. ' ' - 214.40. - ' " 7 Vicandi-WaIly . . S7*47"E . p/ , .(/j4/'; t/EEP 7/i'1 CN )/ ,t"it i 52.20 12 00 6 00 31.80 7.80 6 40 6 Daytime Anna 22)40, P11.2) 941.10, TI 1.2. 3MutiIla-Isidro 6.10 0(74) 111.40; P(ll) 335 SO; TO-1. U 1394.40 11th raceAS-14 Time 32.03 3) $43.20. 4.20 2.10 1.60 7 High Diver 11th game 1.80 1.80 SAranoOlano 1450 5.20 6.50 I nW's Freckles 5 60 2 Irusta-Mancliola 3.40 3.60 S HP's Do Do Q(1.7) 31.20, P17.1) 55.50, T(71S) 4 Duran-Arca 400 Q(2S) 36.40; P132) 14.10; TI 5-2.4) 155-20 12th 12th raceA 3$ Time 3,)4 22200. 1960 15.70 7 80 7 Joe Kea 1320 6 60 S Curvey Cutie .1 40 3 Fruiti 0(51) 0411.40, P17.5) 144.40, T(7.53) , 1 10th race BS14 Toime 31.14 1 Joe Laudes 23.20 5.60 340 2 Cash Way Tenth game The State Closed Husband and Wife Doubles Tournament was held at the Winter Park Racket Club last weekend. This is the top husband and wife doubles tournament in the south and Is getting stronger every year. The state's No. I pair, Ann & Lowell Goldman of Miami, once again walked off with first place. The Goldinans defeated Rick and Carol Chase of Winter Park in the finals. ." 2 Goiri 6 Echaniz 0(24) 41.40; P16-2) $1.00; T(I-26) CP_l it. .~ I .' 0( )1) 4420 P(1-1) 220 SO T(7-1-6) 1004.00. rac e SSl4Tlme32 01 .- . - ._ -- L L1OU Baby U OV 6 0 4.4 0 S Total Effort 2.80 2.40 12 10 1.60 10.80 7 Texas Company 0(5-I) 20.20, P15.4) 109.50, T(S-17) 6.10 Q(S•7) 41.20; P17.3) 102.00; T(7.5. 3) 244.00. Ninth game 8 MutilIa 11.60 6.60 9 00 ., at St. Meyer, Sea 8.40 3.20 260 5 Said. Rodolfo 3ApraIz Wal ly 72i at Leslie Castle and her husband (whats-his-name?) finished in the final eight by getting to the semi-finals of the consolation round. We were beaten by the No. 9 ranked pair in the state, Fern & Jan Edilestein of Bradenton. The Castles, ranked No. 18 in the state, knocked of the No. 14 ranked team of Sandy and Carol Graber of Hollywood. lical player Scott Reagan is working at the Holiday hills Tennis Camp in Pawling, N.Y. Scott is teaching a full load of tennis classes each day and getting in a lot of practice with other instructors. Scott is all set to attend SCC this coming fall. Dog Racing ,q46v0;r4,y,;,C, zllill IV ,41/ttIROO/i'LYN 11.4#491CAP, ON u/UtY 2/, ,97 tLMO'17 DAYTONA BEACH Friday night Is) race C 5.14 Time 32.04 736.20. Attendance 3410; Handle $270,145 SHOP SANFORD & ORLANDO Di -' -. -. SHOp tEtluu,, OtAHu MT ''""_'.'.' . ' - BAV - - were held last The annual Red Bug Men's and Women's Doubles Chainpionships will begin at Red Bug Park Wednesday. Most of the top teams in the area will be there. Doug Maliczowski and this writer finished runner-up in the event last year and will be entered again this year. Eighth game £,iQ,iDa,d LK'Ui1LFIYIV - 4 40 6 Respondent of bail, being deprived of a nohitter only by a fly ball which . 17,q7W Francisco (Knepper 64), Winfleid, SD 23; Lopes, LA 21; 'tCO1%E 1JU,7 1105 P.M. F Foster, Cm 20. was lost In the lights and jI_... 5Mr. Brick 6.60 4.80 3.80 ,,4iYP/C.4P r/j/p Montreal (Rogits 94) it LOS eo/y,vd#,4.4re American League - Lynn, P I Ransom Note 11.60 6.80 darkn ess. . . geles (Sutton 7-11). 9 p.m. 24, Bos Baylor, Cal and 4 Carry Bobbie 3.00 1. New Goliiiont fanned nine batters York (Hau'.nan 1.4) at . v -• Thomas, Mu 23; Singleton, BaIt 01 1.5) 27.40, P(S-1) )2.60, T(S.1:4) Diego (Shirley 4-9), 10 p.m. 22; Rice, Dos 21. kn Stanhouse, Bait and walked three. 12; Monge, 2:01.4. " . - -. -. . . . 149.00. Games Ciev, Rawley, Sea and Lyle, Ninth race ,AtlantaSunday's Runs Batted In Ile lost his no-Wtter in the 2nd race ls.)4 Time 32.0l of Pittsburgh, 2 LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng. dropped way back. It is a wide champion and three-time Tex 10. 10 80 4.60 6 Fifty GS S-00 National Learile - Winflaid, 6 Jersey Clare I 1.20 S.110 3.20 bL C Oviedo's Ellis land incinnati at Chcago, third inning when 2 7.60 5.20 3 Sis Boom Bah Spencer, Mt. Vernon, Ala. SO 14; Foster, Cin 72; (UPI) Five weeks ago In open game," Irwin said Friday winner of the world's oldest 3.40 2.60 2 Eastern Leader fli Houston at St. Louis 5 .00 Brown Sam Bell lofted a high fly to center, Kingman, Chi end Schmidt. . . . . . I . I ".". For the 17punes it k F*AWe to win the NBA title, Dennis Super Mindy 370 Ohio, Hale Irwin had a after carding a matching 4- championship, is feared for WS QU.. 22.S0 T(4.3.1) 345.50; Time S Phil 49; Clark. SF 63. which all the fielders to 0(2-4) 19.20, P16.2) 3440, T(4-29) Harness Racing 207 2 ',i"morerenawned for c--t-siu os.s i Philadelphia at San Diego 75wtth 5yvy Belies- famous - charges and - -Tom gzag 'jg a SO4 his defense, scored 356 points, an average of 20.9 per ganic. Iliat Tenth race of when it dipped out of the the last round and went on to teros to keep his overnight twoll Watson, bidding for his third *,, Montreal at Son Francisco, Cal U; Lynn, Boa 76; Kemp, 3rd race CS.)6 Time 3I.71 and 2.00 5.70 6.20 the way up on STCD lights SEMINOLE was higher than his season scoring average of points per game. Dot 69; Rice, Boa and Smalley 3 Boo's Baby 9.60 6.20 3.60 win the U.S. Open Champion- shot Itlid op Z.''Sq tIrrd trt& 3 Brit ish title In five years, was American Leetwe 1.60 2.50 6 3 Silent Way Friday nigh? Minn6$. At's Wild Fire 4.40 5.00 . . - ..V_ also only five strokes back from 0 . ship for the second time in his 54-hole aggregate of 211. mast 40 6MeadowM#schie . First race Stiale" 116108 2 Go Elmo 4.90 double. W L Pct. 0$ 26.6 average. Irwin despite a 76. i... National League - Moreno, 5 Royal Black St 7.40 4.00 3.60 i career by two strokes. 47.00, 0(3-4) P(3.4) 120. 9 0, T(3-4-2) Belt 61 22 .636 Altamonte put the gani on 0(3.5) 29.20; T(S.3.6) 443.00; Time 44140 Pitt 10; North, SF 39; Scott, 2Quantico Way • What stadium in major league baseball Is the hestlocUag? Aud 340 And tha t's why the modest L. 51 33 .633 2½ 2: 09 2. *1 26; Scott, M' ?.1edeno. arybaroven .e.ar-o1d Irwin -run third.ao - .L. - '((t'1 i-acc I! 3-C T e•ir 'k..rt',I.fl".gnns1_ -4Id Willie StanI'. :---Nliwauke •a -frnrMissouiiisnot being _.ILJbe-intlI Frid, iThJi had only A-112,, handl, Hou 24. 0(2.5) )3.40; U)-2-6) $0.40; Time dMicksCosmos 5.00 360 120 as Underwood's homer and over-complacent about the two- collects the ,34,5O0 first ' New York 41 50 .532 11½ times? - Mike Dergh, Lutheraburg, Pa. AmerIcan League - LeFlore, 2:01.2. one bogey in 36 holes, but that .tGet 7.40 650 LflDetroit 46 46 .500 14½ Dot SO, Wilson, KC 37; WIlls, doubles by Tony Johnson and he will become only the fifth Second race I'm part ial to Dodger Sta di um myself. It was built solely for 7 Beach Bunny 320 stroke edge separating changed dramatically in his Alai jCIeveind 43 49 .467 17½ 17.40 9.40 5.50 Tex 25; Bonds, Cliv and Cruz, lOh ACeS Thor player tO win both opens i Kevin Hill highlighted a 10-hit 1, 0(3-4) 41.00, P16-3) 133.90, T(4-3.7) baseball. It's in a beautiful setting in Chavez Ravine. And it's kept Toronto 29 66 .305 33 from the field Saturday f the third round , which yielded 3 Hardly Karl 2.50 3.10 Sea 73 ranks 5 A CS Pride 3.20 DAYTONA 13EACH PlichinSi Viderles three bogeys and one double 5th race 15.14 Time 32.06 "The boys all played well," es , Gene Saazen, bogey. of Bobby Jon West 0(3.4) 11.00; T(4-3.S) 235.10; Time Friday night National League - Niekro, 6 impala Classy 63.40 14.00 3.10 W L Pci. 0$ Hou 135; Nlekro, Ati 13-il; 2:11.1. Firstgame said winning coach Russ Open Caonahip. and Lee Trevino Chilly 2 15-40 6.50 "The same fellows who were Ben Hogan :Cailf 56 40 553 Third race öVictor-Arca 18 40 980 Andular, Hou 11.3, Canton, Whittington. "We don't know in and also the first American to 3 Quick Printer 4.10 W.xas 4.00 3.20 2.50 3Carasa-Diagall 32 42 .533 3 co ntention gonhitOI1ay are 7.20 3.20 Phil 111; Seaver, Ciri 10.5; 2 Just aSquirt Fortunately for the Ameri. iipture the British title on the 0 one went -. . . p , Jan City but we know It will be 00 away and hid and no one really 6,882-yard Royal Lytham can, Ballederos had his own 45 41 .151 9½ 6.20 0(3-6) 44.60: T(63-7) 994.20. AmerIcan league John, 1 RHOR 1 1. lcago 44 0(2.1) 49.49: T(2-7.I) 330.00; Time 50 .441 11 Secondgame - a- NY 13.5; Flanagan, sa lt 134; Monday." . . . - 1. dropping three course since Jones in 1926. shots t roubles, CALL 1kaffl. '.,o! . 1. . -41 55 .427 15 ITrani -Pradera 15.20 5.00 1.00 Ryan, Cal 12-6: 0 Martinez, 2:09.3. ALTAMONTI OVIEDO on the fir two ho st les with a 7oakland 26 70 Fovrthrace 30 .V1 A. SCarasa-Gastill 4.40 3.00 1800.342.5624 Bait 12.7: Stanley, gr 114; -AR H AS I H 010 Results 20.20 5.40 3.40 1 Gaidos-Andre Re Ba Friday's Results But Irwin in well aware of the double bogey and a bogey and 4.50 Underwood 4 2 2 Sell Koosman, Minn 111: Sorensen, ae1 • FOR prsss lalrnanseel BT Hale BaltImore 2, C 1 Mannart Oledne 3.40 4.20 I IS alifornia 1. Mu 11.9. I Se Weed 0(4.5) 40.10: P(4-S) 133.30; 1(4-S. _______________________________________________________ Bowers in SenIIIInieWjfldUj) situso as golfing cluster of greats lurking three more bogeys on the back Chawy tisugnt 4 33 Julfansan I S SOffi' S Speedy Otdeii 3.20 1)149.20; OD(64) 30320. At Lyt%am St. An.t.s, one., oty $ Earned Run Average Delmont 4 I 0.14111 I S behind him, ready to pounce. If nine, where he had posted five (Par 11) Se attle I, Boston 0, night Q(14) 34.00; T(6-1 -511 393.60: Time Third game HOTFJ..SON on Si innings pitched) (Based Hill 333 F. Hill 2 0 Hale Irwin, U.S. 111110111"11" I 40-15-71--Ill Balleiteros can repeat his hirdies in the second round. - Oakland S. New York 1, night 3Enrlque 13.20 6.20 4.00 National League - LaCoss, 2:59.3. Julussin 3 2 1 Celiden I S - 5.BaIl.stsros, SplIts, 1345-13-213 774CH Milwaukee 2, Toronto 0. night Cm Whittington I 0 0 Dammam I S 2 Arca 7,00 3.00 2.29; Rogers, Mti 2.52; mark James, 74.4949.3)4 second-round 65, Europe could Hvts*iI II 2 King 2 5 Jack Nicklaus, U.S. Minnesota 14, Detroit 6, night Fifth race 4 Sanli 3.60 7211-73-2)4 have Its first champion for 10 Perry, SD 2 59: Andujar, Special Wallace I I 0 Grills I I Ben Cnsnilsaw, U.S. "We both had adventurous spankingly up to date. Willie Stargell not only passed Mickey IfT Chicago 2, louis 1, night 6 5 73-71-fl-21S 2Gayle Stanton 10.40 1.60 3.10 0(2.3) 21.00; P(32) 109.10; T(3-22.61: Williams, Hou 2.71. summerdlscount Ile Scott Metz I S I Beb lyman. U.S. 73-70.73-213 years. And there in also the rounds. We never did have 3.40 4.00 5) $30.00. j Kansas City 9, Cleveland 1, American League - Kern, 4 Johns Own Mantle as the st rikeout king of major leag ue history, but he did it Wall ISI 3)) Maalnsiui Greg Norman, Aus. 73-71.73-216 AC4P( ii CO INN. 1 Fly Fly Brook 2.40 Fourth game Newtonian I S S o.tsn 1 5 I Isao Aoki, Japan lix 1.47; Marshall, Mlnn .tJui 9ht . last year when he boosted his total whiffs to 1,746 -36 more than 70-74-77-3)4 0011001$ figure Of the "Golden handle on things," said Irwin. IIUCII(.OMI.H.M4Y41-IINN. lie V41"dworl" 21 1 Totals Q(2) 13.50; T(2-4.1) 237.00: Time SDuran -Olano 12.00 4.00 4.10 Tom Watalin, U.S. Guidry, NY 2.51: Ryan, Cat stroke ]call oil [lob Murphy, COALVAIAX'Y, Ill. lUI1I) I.StANDL.HBIACUIODGL1 2411-76--216 Bearl " Jack Nicklaus, breathMantle. He keeps adding to that figure dally -well, almost -but "I flatly played poorly today. MorrIwy 21 I Bill Longnsulr, Silt. 43-74-fl-216 331416 Just two years ago, D.A. Bobby: Cole, Jeff Mitchell, Totals A.P#Ior McEvoy, grit. nJ,&n4r ing clown their riecks. Nicklaus But I still have my nose in front. Siff RATONINNUAY70NASHORUS he's also having a good year at bat for the Pirates. Sixth race 7 Santi- Badiols 4 .20 (All Times EDT) Strikeouls OaalsamMan$ls,Aus. 741113-3)7 carded a73to share third place and Weibring was thankful to iii.ukc Dennis Sullivan Dan 10.40 4.403-40 Olt-$) 34.50: P(1-I) 149.70; T(Sl. The National League - Richard, 2Misi Holly B Se attle (Jones 3-I) at Boston Q. Whatever happened to the great golfer Johnny Miller? Even though I played poorly I Dsimls Out, N.Z. 721I-1e-317 'C,o &A Nv kv,vsf~..Ax ~,v 11-60 10-00 7) 4143.110. the leader board ill it golf flaildorson. Cole had the best (Renko, 1-3). 2 p.m. Michool Kill*, Brit. Hou 162; Carlim Phil 113; 7 Bud Byrd is-nn-ve at 214 with Britilb's Mark didn't lose ground, and maybe I *t'flI'(lI (A,f-b' I last time I saw him in a tournament was to the 1978 U.S. Open. Lie Trevino, U.S. l Sun River Lelsl 7.20 Fufthgams 71-73-74-31$ Oakland (Mlnetto 12) at New Perry, SD Nlekro, Aft , Nr)874 i'o 109; 106; tournament, but iiow tie feels hi' round (luring the morning Kin Brown, Silt. got my bad round out of the Will be ever be a contender again? Stephen Dunn, Cosinopolis, 77771$-tM James. 0(24) 134.00: T(3-7.4) 4492.20: 3Beide-Goiri 11.205-40 410 York (Figueroa 3-6), 2 p.m. Swan, NY 104 Toisru Nakamura, Japan 77-?S-43--ttt has experience enough to win, round, a 6-under-par 64 that Loses, Plays Nicklaus, the def en ding way." 2 lsasa-Diaga 1.00 3.00 '"-" Milwaukee at American League - Ryan, Tima 2uS4.4.S (Hass 64) Wash Masashi OzakI, Japan 7549.77-319 Seventh race g and Rod Curl both included five birdies on the final Weibr in Isveland Cal Guldry, NY (Paxton 6-4), 2:05 160; los; Ø.74.76-.3 Jury Pate, U.S. er's ll answer that last question, you'd ha ve to go inside Mi To - ~ 5.40 3.40 2.20 Gary Player, $.Air. 77-74-41116-2:1111 p.m. Jenkins, Tex 106; Flanagan, 3 Willis Do it shot 65s Friday to take the lead nine holes. head. He's gone from a high of $M,021 In tour prize money in 1974 SobChallss,N.Z. 71-72-70-224 OGent Heel 4.00 2.20 Toronto (Huffman 4.10 and Bait Vol; Eckersley, Boa St. Defending cluimpion Victor Ray Floyd, U.S. 74.73.7)-7JØ to $17,440 in '78; and there's little sign of the slump lifting. He has with 8-under-par 132s after the Altamonte Springs Little Tinny Gale, Aus. second round ill tile E.d llegalado appeared to be hot on 0(34)13.49: 1(34-7) 111.40; Time 0-6 and Hartzell 4-4), 2, 2:13 National League - Sutter, aver footed arounoil with his once-flawless swing. The fact is, maybe71.74.71-no . Ed $need, U.S. P.M. Chi 22i Garber, All 11, Bair, 2:111111.3. 76-75-70-221 McMahon Quad Cities Open. tile leaders'heels at 9-underpar lRague's 13-year-old all-stars years old and 32 he's not as hungry as he used to be. Still, he's only John Sdwosd.r, U.S. 14-76-77-221 at CIn and Tekuive, Pitt 13: -. California (Ryan 12-6) Eighth race "Two years ago I was just after seven holes during the ran into some trouble Friday, Wetly Armstrong U.S. Z( /Qb'r,q pq',r,,q ocw' 74-74.73-ni could snap out of the doldrums. 7.50 3.40 4.60 Baltimore (Stewart 53). 7:30 McGraw, Phil and Fingers, SD l Thirty Knots Hubert Gr@M U.S. mn-n-ni happy to make the leader afternoon round. But lie bogied but survived and play today for Diffli Watson, S.Afr. 12. W144 46e ,PZ,4Y.rP .4r,fay,44 I Eleanor Johnst p.m. S.40 3.60 70-1076-- 72) Q. Recently, the Montreal Ezpos' fourth, fifth and sixth hitters 4090n Mar. Orville American League Moody, Chicago (Baumgarten 9-5) at 3.20 hit consecutive board," said Weibring, who was four of his last seven holes to a berth in next week's sectional U.S. 71.74.76-221 tY7V,40 ' $y4'( h Tony Perez, Gary Carter and Ellis Valentine Cash? Sri). n-u-n-rn ___________________________________________ shall, Mimi 15, Kern, Tie 16: Detroit (Petry 1.1), I p.m. 0(14)36.41:1(14.4) 240.60: Time ____________________________________ tournament h Homest ea d. me born and raised in Quincy, Ill. Fall to li-under-par. ChrIltyO'Ccivior.irs. home runs against the Houston Astros Could you please tel 79-1341-723 S Curl said the weather -W Altamonte played Eustis Guywolsterhollma.". mls-n-w 41-1Xy$_Z1 The mat bome rwn hit cowecudvely and the players who hit "Now I feel I have experience Your Credit Good For 0090y Simon Holiday, Rhtd. 70-71.71-322 and I'm playing to win. I'm been so good the last two today at 10a.m. in Ocoee for the Peter Thomson. Am. 0~ , C~ 74.75-73-723 1 them? - Ed Lepper, Alexandria, Ky. /ONE9 Peter Cowan, lilt. n-n.n--rn .I home runs consecutively going to try to keep myself in evenings that I've worked very spot at Homestead. Three team share the record for Lee Cider, U.S. 75.7374-723 waly J %',f $509000 Tony Jackflui, Silt. good position for the final nine late. My driver still needs work In order to advance that far, . ... In an Inning. They are the Milwaukee Braves on June 8, 1961; the Gamy Cullen, Sri). 77-7477-rn ere's no way I'm going but l'iii hitting my irons pretty Altamonte had to bounce back Th Cleveland Indians on July 31, 1963; and the Minnesota Twins on holes. Hugh Iaiecdsl, S.ASr. 73.73-75-723 Noel RstdHfte, Ai.is. 79.737-. from a 4-2 loss Friday. Mark KoSaku r I May 2, 1964. In each case, they bashed four straight homers. The to come out of the box tomorrow ,Avell." Shlmade, Japan 71-14-71-434 The field of 152 contenders Cochran Pitched Altamonte to Tom Kite, U.S. 73.777...fl4 Minnesota quartet, most recent, was composed of outfielders (today) and try to shoot down 0,1/f LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE DeWitt Weavsr,U.S. 73-7149-334 was cut Friday, with 88 players an 8-1 win in Friday's nightcap plus first baseman Harmon all the flags." Hall, Tonyaliva, Bob Allison and Jilfl jr . 74.74.73-ni Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! If you own FIsh. Tovelaint, hg, 74.75.74-724 Weibring and Curl held a one- surviving the cut. against .Ocoee. Killebrew. They hit the home runs In that order. your own home, condominium or mobile home and fl. Simon n,N.l. 75-4-721 A.W.B. Lyle, Silt. 74.74.71-7.23 toot. All homeowners qualify, including widows, reCarl Milan, hilt. 71'73.76-.I2S ' tirees and even those rejected by banks or loan Az' fans, Clerc $nhled and an. Vllas. "For me, it is important WASHINGTON (UP!) Pt,QVEp Ian Rldsardeon, Silt. 11-73-71-720 companies. EVEN IF YOUR HON IS NOT CONRodser Davis. Aus 75-71-70-735 gsntina's Jose-Lala am faced swered, "Vilas is God. Soccer to do well against every 'g ,,y Moitwu Foster, lilt. fl.7144-726 PLETELY PAID FORI ' 4" ponant." the "God" of sports In his ranks higher overall1 but Vilas Frank Verwey, lAir. 75-71-74-734 ipto - -_- *P' Geoffrey Parsiew, Aus. 75.75-74-734 ,imtry in today's semifinal of Is God." S ALL APPLICANTS MAY SrIsn lames. lift. 75-71-77-226 VlIaa predicted a "baseline The Nick Faldo, lilt. the $175,069 Washington men's 74-74-75-734 BE ELIGIBLE battle" In his mat with Qerc, Robin Fyfe, Aus. 74-73-75--ni year, .0 Was victories. ament. pro tennis -: IJUThERVILLE, Md. (UP!) her with a one-shot lead over picked up tins Asian bug that looked the least bit. fattening! her eight-year career, the Bill JoiwsnyNJl$er,U.$. _________ gr eed. Clerc did stay 7W6 W/iWFR 7/NE Ysmamelo, Japan "I have no proliem living who disa • EASY EXTENDED -. 74.7471-721 Clerc was pitted against Branch Classic in 1114. Howe- Mark : -In the past two years, Bonnie Pat Bradley who toured the really turned me into a physical ate." that GUillen2o1s cc the baseline much of Hay. U S. 7375-71-027 7iYt CI"EiY P(4YEP fact REPAYMENT TERMS - ... I fellow countryman Guillermo with the 74.73.75-737 The only left-handed player ver, after Friday's round, her Jack Newton, AuS. Bryant has gone from a diet of 6,342-yard layout in fi ve-under mess." _____ 7'ERt 1,1' gosis1 ON iP.cz the top..eeded player in No.1 ArgentIna and 1am No. 2. nIght agah Gildemeliter, but aWas, In a two-nionth span she oil tile LPGA tour. she is now confidence is going up faster ow"ft"sy, ar". w0bictics and tmquffizers to 68 and two shots ahead of Sally -. iI said he may p to the net more is FAST LOAN ,-%~:,10 0116VT WI*W0 ,4;r X*ti Ae tmument which hu Clerc But I would 111m to bwme No. Min Nov. Brit. 70-71.74-724 a stz-eajnofmllkihakes and row Little, who had a 4-under 69. dropped 30 pounds, from 135 to ranked 3411i on the money list than her weight. il agaizV as. APPROVAL Gorden Brand, lii). I...\ 75-fl.745/7'E ,YAVI IFE,V &7,4R 1." Defending champion Nancy 106. To combat the disease she with close to $19;000 earned in 14 70-74.77-225 "The greens here are fairly Pety Senior, Am. WL 7N0N&044', SO9 C/1AR1 ' Petit Dowses, 5tH 74.74n-224 Vilas downed Australian Eddie Dbbs "Vilas is a great player, 5je In that time she also saw her Lopez was six shots back with was fed a diet of antibiotics. To events. After what she's been slow, which is perfect for my t/y JlCHt/,y Avp6.4gy Mirgais, U.S. 74.74.71-fl, ALSO AVAILABLE it stronger the longer be Geoff Masters, 8-3,74 (74k Gildesneliter has better pwlng 74-1177..-739 ease her shattered nerves she through, this has been a great game," she said. "I'm fl Guy Hunt, SilL golfing wardrobe go from a size even par , . Championships The tournament was dubbed a huge success by Pro Doug Maliczowski and Doug added that the level of play is improving each year. 1920 510 320 310 260 SVlcktes Fable 1900 1740 540 1 Tavern Nut Seventh game O/21I7ø' ,44P 19 325 103 .317 Home Runs Is (Martinez 73), 2:13 p.m. National League - Schmidt, -PhlladeIphia (Carlton 11-I) at Phil 32; Kingman, Chi n, LaCoss 9-3) -- '/?7 71Y0 . . Iricinnatl iRaginManiac Sixth race 2960 1220560 920 310 DmioGas$I 920 120 310 BMonetary Monica 2Arano Peclna 500 360 ISpread The News 3 ' XF&I - - , - Head Club Susie Bolt won the women's singles title defeating Betty Reagan 6-1, 6-2. Rick Bolt beat Ben Burnett 6-7, 64, 7-5 For the men's singles championship. Rick teamed with his father Lee Bolt to will the men's doubles 6-3, 64 over Ed E'olgreen and Alex Mckibbin, and Ruth Bolt teamed with Betty Reagan to bear Beth Newman and Judy Bales in the women's doubles. 4th rac. 0 .2 Time 39.0 424.40. OUR85' os Angeles 6, Montreal 5, 11 Ings, night Phildelphia 6, San Francisco night Saturday's Games , (All Times EDT) Houston (Andujar 1)5) at .,Pittsburgh (Roo(ier 24), 2:15 • S The annual Bay week e nd ;it the Rat Head Rt'nii't Club in Sanford This tour. by Alan Maver i4Yh',QI'E •-i Seattle - hicago 14 Mr - .. 37 51 .420 - Diego ants Ang . - Up E. ''" ' I. -. •.. _ Irwin • Ci ., •. •'. .,,,' ______ ,,..- -. -- ...,.. ________ _____ ______ - .Z ______________ _________________________ _____________________________ ___________________________ 1 1 1 1 1i • York ' - ___________ 74' EY .1 I A~#;- . Altamonte Springs Little League major all-stars wore their hitting shoes to the ball park Friday, rapping out 16 hits to eliminate Oviedo in district tournament action, 14-0 Scott Underwood continued his torrid hitting for Altamonte, clubbing two doubles and a home run. Just Thursday he had two triples and a double. Mark Chasey also had three hits Friday as Altamonte advanced to the sem ifinal round of the winners bracket. Altamonte plays again Monday. Van Golmont pitched for the ____________ East W I. Pct. 01 • d ________ National League ,. . .. at Texas Kansas Toronto aseball -. " -' CROWNING EVENT Sunday's Games City at Texas at Minnesota . " I 1ilJr'r (ohiiitry iiitili ( 'r Tournaments are the big news in area tennis these weeks. It all fronts local players are participating and doing well. hers partici1xited. It's rumored that the tournament name will be changed to the Bay 1 Holt ) Tournament because the Lee Bolt family of Sanford completely dominated play. This strong tennis Family won every first place trophy. p.m. 9:. Al . 1 - Q. How many men have hit four home runs In one game in the I. major leagues? Who was the last to do It, and has anyone ever hit *1 live In one game? -B.C., Knoxville, Tenn. Ten men, starting with Ed Delehanty of Philadelphia on July 13, 1896, have hit fo ur homers in a sin gle game. The most recent, adelphia slugger, third r after a gap of 15 years, was another Phil baseman Mike Schmidt, who knoc ked four Into the stands in consecutive times at bat on April 17, 1976. That was a 10-inning game. No one has ever hit five. Q. Could you please tell me th e total points average for Dennis - ""Jil 10 1 4, . 1 - * - . 4.' . .%.. 1 0%," .i. ''e . . I 1W. . 3SI 305 • • It -0,~,kUwlt,L - ' - Back In News see ms that on - Horton 21 0 Eby Orall.ua Ill Harmon 0mTm9 ' Tournaments ;A 11 •' ;A~l;4 -. CASTLE _________ By LARRY nanient is for members of the club only and about 55 . club ineni- I s ` _. 301 t'nviCh ::' ".p. s s AI RH Miller l, is Anyone -11 0 --# 1. iii , A.L. n I Aa SEMINOLE I - ' _l I a Tamp - -'- - . - - .- '- - - I Boston - . ._ -' . Jai 0 ' - ''- - - -- - - . - - -- - . -- - _ ______ - - , 'KM100' - Tops At. Quad - a SALE I.I.T. 31.8$ 2.10 Ot ii 33.68 2.22 if 18,14 40-is 31.18 2.3i cissis 4@-sa 33.88 2.44 A M71i14 42.5$ 31.1$ 1 2.61 -- -- AAA - Eustis 110. l7Ii14 36.4$ . Altamonte $1111 WHITI - - 31,11 42.8$ 571.15 41.0$ -. 171.10 47.1$ 2.46 1.94 MOUNI HOMEOiWI4ERS: HO. SHOCKS INSTALLED I -- Need - . - , ra Sale Price Is - r Clerc Takes On Vilas, Dibbs Getting Stronger '-. - - / ,. * 'Bryant: From Tranquilizers To Raw Eggs, 67 FORANYPURPOSE! . - 088 U EACH I '/,-size oiston. tr,olo-weldnd mntintc ( INSTALL 11 I .1 .,.0 - --- / g - -- _ -, $2500 to - - -_ 4 Days - ____ - - • - - IN$TALIt , go Jofm Slang, lAIr. Bryant is In the middle of a chased those down with aszoitll year. aggressive putter and hM I Kim losbasoL Brit. to sin 12 wW back again. Fuzzy Zestier, U.S. It, "I lost In a playoff and can really attack the hole." Sns.11 wonder she was so comeback after a two-year ed tranquilizers. Brian Jesus. AØ Once this treatment took finished second two months ago HIIM. ant. tickled Her 30-put round included _____ after firing a course- battle with an amoeba parasite Tommy Horton. Sri). reewd tying 67 Friday to take she picked up on a Far FA4A hold, she spent several monft (at Clifton, N.J.) and I really seven birdies and one bogie. U Devid 8 ___ having a field day with fatty feel I'm hitting the , she the first round lend in the swing In 1916. "It was either in the foods trying to regain her This is the first time I can final two rounds, she'll be $75,000 GrBaltimore Golf I remember being the leader leaving here with a more than a Classic at the Pine Ridge Golf Philippines or Hong Kong," weight and dress size. "It was a great situation," after the first round." said, "but somewhere Bonnie few more pounds the $11,260 Comae. Her outstanding round left along that Far East tour I says Bonnie. "Anything that She has one tour victory In first prize money. - - 77.75-77439 111,7171-339 71-77-79-229fl-li-il-ni I - 4XZR16,411 41,44f. 4 ;rleR,r 4VCE /0V( IbQ5 P#/ 74.75-75-ni floi51,q" ,i't/IVNtR- OP 74 77 79--?" 1 1~prr IV 19d.:5 14-7579-721 C#WP .49CA' /4'e464*' i4-74--rn 74.73-13-233 73.7114-ni YRr . Puts, St,ftir. $111. Juan llAfl5Iad5,$psWs A-Wayne Player, S.ADr. D.J. Thorp. Brit. David Psisirty, it'll. Mktsael Cahill, Aus. A.AffistSw PtQfr'F4q 77/1 Cots' 73-7611-321 71-71-13-ni ___ ll• # . I 1. " ' '. P.fAf:11.a1-) 4V_ &E' 81 04' 44'p ?O % - - Peel needed tiwee sets and ItMeeded El$ Teftaithsr of wlthsd around a 3-hour, ____ ____ minute rain delay. Qarc raWed nearly tire. hours to outlast 44,14,8Calif., os Verdea, Dthbs takes on elghth..eeded from an early deficit to Spain's Jese Higueras, 6-1, 14, -. e,vp y,i c)fft pftvj ____ ___ ____ ____ SOL -- - - -. - 6/72 BATTERY Our Rig. 611f, Exchange Our sit' calcium-lead construct. LOANS $109000 to $250,000 - ed For most Cars and light Irucki ____________________________ Inner over Spain's Jose Hans GiId,welstir, 44,6-I, 12, made more Hlgueru,in Saturday night's In a match that started four his diamosid earring, lost p.m _____ nffinaI ____ hours late became of the rain. Thursday night's win over Asked if soccer players or- "ForQerc,ftislinpo(taatto Mexico's Raul Rarnlres, was tennis players rate higher in the beat me because I am No, 1 In found by a ball boy while eyes Of the Argentine sports Argentina and he Is No, 2," saId sweeping the clay co urt. ____ MIUNTENANCE-FREE CALL 1 8OO528•6O5O ANYTIME 935 Pan Aine,,ca, financial S.mcss. Inc TOLl. FREE ASK FOR EXT. Iloilo u;;'s, I.t S'tt 416. Od,ndo, 0 1 37503 ii Gitlil TIIMIII s*ivaaiu 111111131 C A 11 55KURIA __________ 161 W w130 LI n so roaw a. oaii A SOt w000ijjo 4 - li -,,_ -"' - , - :_____ _____ - -"i.jp.a as #.. - - _ p. - -'-1 _______ 1. : " - -- - - - - - - - ----. - - -.- . - - - -- - ___ ¶ 1 �I IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 22, 197 Flags hip OURSELVES - BUSINESS Hits Record IN BRIEF Altamonte Man Wins Award For Insurance Sales, Service Altamonte Springs resident Albert Abramovicz, of 200 Maitland Ave., an insurance representative with Combined Insurance Company of America, has received an award for outstanding sales and service to the public. Paul Bordonaro, regional sales manager, said Abramovicz won the Initial Award in the W. Clement Stone International Sales and Management Achievement Club. The International club is named after the company's founder and bord chairman. The Combined group of companies specializes in non. cancellable accident and health income-protection and life insurance. Last year the group paid benefits In excess of 1178 million. Model (human type) works model (PBX type) of new Stromberg-Carson DBX- 5000. Chamber Unit Sets Seminar New PBX Unit Introduced The responsibilities of employers under the new "Florida Workers' Compensation Law" will be the subject of a three-hour seminar July 31 sponsored by the Small Business Council of the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce. The law goes Into effect Aug. 1. The seminar will be held from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Sheraton Orlando International Airport and will be conducted by the staff of Associated Industries of Florida, which represented employers in helping draft the legislation. The chamber, meanwhile, has taken a position favoring total deregulation of the petroleum industry. Acting on a report from Its Energy Task Force, the chamber's Executive Committee adopted a resolution holding that deregulation will help the nation achieve energy independence. program control, time division switching, and pulse code Competition for large PBXs took on new intensity recently modulation," Jenny said. The economic common control arwith the introduction of Stromberg-Carlaon's new DBX-5000; chltecture uses state-of-the-art distributed processing design. "The DBX..5000 Is the newest member of the System Century And, feature enhancements can be easily made through the family of digital switching equipment," stated Fred Jenny, addition of software packages available from Stromberg-Carlson, president of Stromberg-Carlson, "and represents a major breakthrough in modular PBX design. Users of large systems Jenny added. "We are really excited about the addition of the DBX-5000 to need reliability, flexibility and economical operation, and the the System Century product line," he emphasized. "It Is yet DBX-5000 Is being built to provide that - and more." The DBX-5000 is a direct upward expansion of the DBX-1, another example of Stromberg.Carlson's continuing commitment to the communications industry." All software features, equipment frames, line and trunk cards, Stromberg.Carlson Is leading designer and manufacturer of and attendant consoles are identical. Upward expansion is . complished by upgrading and central processor, which can be telecommunications equipment for the independent telephone industry. The Tampa-based company, with a major outlet in done in the field. Both the DBX-1200 and DBX-5000 offer "redundant stored Sanford, is a wholly owned subsialary of General Dynamics. Prime Rate To Drop Off? Inkwood Near Complete Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford manufacturer and developer of modular apartments, is nearing completion of the Inkwood Apartments, a complex of four units at 211 South Volusia Avenue in Orange City. The project consists of two furnished and two unfurnished onebedroom units. It will be owned and operated by Dr. Mark E. Webster, an Orange City physician. Inkwood is Cardinal's 32nd development in Florida during the past 33 months and is the smallest. The largest is the 148-unit Westwood Apartments in Daytona Beach. In related news, Mr. & Mrs. William Bruorton have been named managers of the Sanford Court Apartments on South Sanford Avenue. The 48-unit complex, the first of Cardinal's Florida developments, is being expanded with the addition of 59 units. rief ly year ago. For the first six months, the Florida bank holding company before Income reported securities transactions of $8,916,000, or $1.28 per share, double the prior year's first half earnings of $4,201,, or $60 per share, exclusive of the real estate and bank sales gains. Spurred by continued high levels of consumer loan demand and the high yields of the company's investment portfolio, Flagship's net interest income on a tax equivalent basis for the three month period increased to $22,489,000, a 23 percent Increase over last year's second quarter, and a 4 percent increase over the prior quarter. "Despite indications that economic growth nationally is slowing, we are confident that Florida will continue to provide the business climate that has fostered Flagship's 11 successive quarters of increased earnings," stated Philip F. Searle, chairman and chief executive officer. Flagship Banks Inc., with $1.8 billion In assets and 57 banking offices and 30 automatic teller machines throughout Florida, is one of the state's largest bank holding companies. Nevelle E. Barnett, 76, of 2205 S. Park Ave., Sanford, died Friday at his residence. Born in Barnett, Ill., he was a resident of Sanford for six years. He was a retired school principal from the Illinois school system. National ASWA Director Mrs. Charles (Phyllis) Marie Palmer of Longwood, CPA, was recently installed as national director of student activities for the American Society of Women Accountants (ASWA). The T installation took place at the ASWA Spring Conference in Louisville, Ky. Founder of the Orlando chapter of ASWA, Mrs. Palmer served as its first president. She is also a member of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants, National Association of Accountants and East Lake Brantley Civic Association. She is a senior accountant with the Orlando office of Deloitte Haskins and Sells, an International public accounting firm. UCF Poet Unveils First Book The latest contributor to the contemporary poetry series published by the University Presses of Florida is Susan Hartman, who teaches English at the University of Central Florida (UCF), and who is described as "an extremely talented young poet" by a critic. Her contribution to the series, entitled "Dumb Show," contains 45 selections, some of which have appeared in other publications. It is her first book. Hartman poems, writes William Stafford, "create a world more abrupt than the one we are used to, more scaly and Immediate — in some ways more convincing than the "real" one that has hidden these inner levels we always suspected were there." ' Yankees' Playing At Rollins Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ullian Barnett of Sanford; sons, Jim, of Winter Haven and Dick of Sanford and four grandchildren. Br6son Funeral Home-PA Is in charge of arrangements. "Damn Yankees," the robust musical comedy that broke an all-time theatrical record with its original New York success, will open at the Annie Russell Summer Theatre Thursday, and will continue through Aug. 5 at 8:30 p.m. Saturday matinees are scheduled July 28 and Aug. 4 at 2p.m. In the entire history of the American stage, this is the first play or musical concerned with baseball to become a hit. For ticket information call the box office, 646-2145. Funeral Notice - BARNETT, NEVELLE E. Funeral services for Nevelle E. Barnett, 76, of 2205 S. Park Ave.. Sanford, who died Friday were at 2 p.m.. Saturday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Leo King officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson In charge. Roundhouse Modelers Forming HUNT MONUMENT CO. The Sanford Roundhouse Modelers is currently being organized, according to Fernley Phillips, secretary. The groups welcomes members. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesday, of every month, at 7:30 p.m., at the Hobby Depot. Ph. 339-698a ___ _______ *All Types _Monuments IS cemetery Lelttrono Pottery Exhibit Opens 1'." —. 0 DEPE-ND A special exhibition of pottery and photography by students and instructors of the Crealde Art Center will open Aug. 11 at the Hungry Hut Restaurant, 924 North Mills Ave., Orlando. The public is invited to view pottery by Jeff Cole, Rev. Barclay Wilson, Susan Stonecypher, Vicky Lilavois, Rubin Mierhenry, photography by Jim Megargee, Brandt Magic, Ed Forkner, Debbie 7.JLQward }offner and Chris Carcr. 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Federal Regulations Prohibit compounding of Interest during the term of this account. 1. ..11 IA . ..ê Q........ LI....... t.... 1 LV .UI. I QV*I IUWULWIIIV LYIdU. VUU U1 formation contact the office of Community Services or the Adult Resource Center at the college. 26 week MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE IO.Me. T..h. 'In JLU7 .1V -logo e - - --.• - -F - -. ---- - Sunday, July 22,1979-1 B Her L ife In G ermany A Hassle By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer "Join the Army and see Europe." That's the message Army recruiters use to entice young men, both single and married, to join their ranks. And it sounds like a pretty good deal, doesn't it? Not to Marian Harris, at least not any more. Mrs. Harris, 21, returned June 15 from spending the last three years in Germany with her 22-year-old husband, Sgt. E-5 Harold Harris, and their two young children, Trish, 3, and Chris, 21 months. Sgt. Harris will return to the United States Oct. 7. Meanwhile, Mrs. Harris is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradshaw, 3509 S. Park Ave., Sanford. "They make it sound so good," she said. "I can tell you, what it mostly is is a hassle." Travel opportunities are there, she said, but only for those who can afford them and can manage enough time off to take advantage of them. For Mrs. Harris, getting time-off with her husband was one of the worst problems. "I didn't see my husband for nine months of the first year I was there," she said. "He was always down range. He had the day off Being stationed in Germany with the U.S. Army just isn't what it's cracked up to on the day I arrived in he, or so says Mrs. Marian Harris, 21, of Sanford. Mrs. Harris just got back from Germany, but then he had three years in Germany and has her own opinion on overseas service. to work the rest of the week. On the first day of the weekend, they sent him 'Get packed and come on.' an American In Germany. marks per dollar. with being an American in off down range. That's how The bad thing about alerts Another of the problems This is especially Germany, Mrs. Harris it was over there." is that you never know If It troublesome for those who American servicenien in says, Is caused by the Being sent "down range" Is a real alert or just a Germany are cxare living in German mixing of two rather difIs a necessary but practice. The 'mly way a pertrncing, says Mrs. housing. Before you can ferent cultures. bothersome part of being wife Finds out is by waiting Harris, is in coping with pay your rent, or buy "You're a foreigner, and five or six hours. If stationed in Europe. Being anything else in the Gerinflation. Prices in Geriiiust of the Germans, at someone comes to your sent "down range" means many are rising just as man market, you hay., to least most of the ones I Lg- your home an • '—docr- and tells thcy -:hre-cIsu, exchange the doli.0 ii -t • were . ,floUtdULe. evacuate, it is real. If they family for some period of she says, but the serSam is paying you for Many of the older Genmiamis don't it is fake." time, and taking part in (;ernui,t marks. So, in vicemen are also having to have a grudge from the Mrs. Harris will admit (NATO) North Atlantic fight the declining value of addition to having things war and they've passed it Treaty Organization war that war games are a part cost more in marks due to the dollar in relation to the on to the younger ones. of being in the Army games. Mrs. Harris says German currency. a inflation, the servicemen Maybe I shouldn't say thm.t you never really know how part servicemen are aware When she first arrived in are getting fewer marks but that's my opinion." long It will be. of when they join. But, she Germany, Mrs. Harris For each dollar they iiiake. "They won't help you out The worst way to be sent says, being stationea in said, the exchange rate at all," she insisted. "Its Together, Mrs. Harris down range, she said, is on was about 2.4 marks for Germany has other says, the two problems are of times they'll swear they "alert." problems not related to each dollar. By the time she don't know a word of making it very hard on the "They would call in the left, she said, the rate had being a soldier in GerAmericans. English when you know it's middle of the night and say, many, but related to being dropped to about 1.83 Still another problem required in their schools." — "A "New Directions, New Beginners" course designed for the displaced homemaker, the female head of a household, and the mature woman who seeks career re-entry will be offered at Seminole Community College, (SCC). Emphasis is placed on learning new skills to cope with a new lifestyle; preparing women for job market access by testing their abilities and aptitudes; and raising their self-confidence and motivation. Advanced registration is recommended for the course which If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate is guaranteed and your deposit is fully insured Up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. Passbook Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Recruiters Make It (Europe) Sound So Good' . Phyllis Palmer Installed AREA DEATH NEVELLEE. BAR14E'rr Cardinal Industries Project The prime interest rate, the rate commercial banks charge their most credit-worthy borrowers, and the rate on six-month U.S. Treasury Bills, the rate that determines On Interest paid on popular six-month money market certificates, are both expected to drop off gradually during the next three to twelve months, according to the results of a survey released this week by J.I. Kislak Mortgage Corporation of Miami. According to Hunter W. Wolcott, Executive Vice President of Kislak, one of the nation's largest mortgage banking companies with a loan servicing portfolio of over $1.1 billion, the survey was conducted nationally in midJune among a cross section of savings and loan, commercial banking mortgage banking executives. Flagship Banks Inc. (OTC), a $1.8 billion-asset Florida bank holding company, this week reported record second quarter earnings, For the three months ended June 30, Flagship reported consolidated Income before securities transactions of $4,666,000, or $67 per share, a 103 percent Increase over last year's second quarter earnings of $2,293,000, or $33 per share, exclusive of gains from the sale of real estate and a bank. Net income for the threemonth period was $6,881,000, or 1.09 per share. In the second quarter of 1978, net income was $4,037,000, or $58 per share, excluding the sale of a bank and real estate; or $6,588,000, and $.95 on a per share basis, when these gains are included, according to a bank spokesman, Richard Goodman, in Miami. The net income figures for both periods include an extraordinary item representing a reduction of income taxes resulting from a tax loss carryforward from prior years. Flagship's annualized return on shareholder equity, based on operating income only, was 16.42 percent in the 1919 second quarter, compared to 9.87 percent for the same period a 01 Mrs. Harris has quite a few stories she uses to illustrate what she is saying. I never went in a single German department store and wasn't searched to see if I'd been shoplifting. They'd look in my purse and check my clothes. And it happened to my friends, too. I can't say I ever saw it happen to a German." Then there was the time she put her garbage in the wrong dumpster at her apartment building. A German woman saw it happen and came running out of her apartment, "shaking her fists and telling me to climb in the can and get my garbage out." Then there was the time another Geniiun woman in her apartment building came right in their front door and walked back to the bathroom where Mrs. Harris was showering and playing a cassette deck. The tape, she said, was too loud. "We told her not to ever come back in without knocking. You know what she said? 'If I hear that tlthig again I'll come right back over here. You better start locking your door.'." According to Mrs. Harris that sort of thing goes on all the time between Germans and Americans. The problem, she says, is that the two cultures have trouble mixing. One of the reasons is the great majority of servicemen living in Germany are owig and, In Mrs. Harris' words, "rowdy." German landlords, therefore, may have legitimate complaints when they speak of the noise the Americans make, or of the (fnmge they do to houses and apartmnents, Mrs. Harris said, LiuL that docj' 'make Ainericiui servicemen's stay in Germany any more agreeable. Everybody I know over there," she said, "keeps a calendar to mark off the (lays until they get to leave. You know what we call the U.S.? We call it the world.' We all count the days until we can get back to the world." .. 'Ham' Turns Hobby Into Full Career By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer Electronics always fascinated Bill Wimberly. He made it his career for most of his adult life, but it's been his hobby even longer, "I got started very young," said the long-time Sanford resident." My step-brother was very interested and built his own receiving equipment. I got what parts I needed from him and built my own. I guess I was 10 or 11 years old," Getting his teeth cut on amateur radio enabled him to get a job with radio station KPRC in Houston, whose equipment was a bit more sophisticated than the simple 50-watt transmitter he first built and used, via Morse code, to chat with other "hams" around the country. When World War II started, Wimberly's naval reserve unit was celled up. Working in electronics in the navy turned out to be a career that Lasted 24 years, but it did not cut do is on his love of amateur electronics. Many of the naval stations and ships at sea had amateur radio stations for recreational use and Wimpy, the name he uses on the radio and with friends, used those facilities to keep in touch with friends and relatives around the world. After retiring as avionics officer for a heavy attack squadron at the old Naval Air Station here in Sanford, Wimberly stayed In electronics as a field engineer for the Bendix Corporation for a number of years, but this left little time for chatting with his many acquaintances on the amateur bands. Now that he and his wife have settled in their home at 1804 Rose Way, Sanford, Wimberly "went back into ham radio since I finally had time to do it." A cramped utility room off the carport is his "ham shack," which doubles as a lapidary workshop, as he also enjoys cutting and polishing stones when not on the air. Many hams simply enjoy talking with other hams around the country, shooting the breeze or rag chewing, as they call it. Others prefer to contact hams In distant or exotic countries, while for others relaying messages from third parties is a rewarding part of their hobby. This latter category, or traffic handling, is Wimpy's primary Hill (Wimpy) Wimberly tuning up his rig interest. "I'm net control station for the Florida Midday Traffic handling health and welfare traffic," said Wimberly. Citing Net on Fridays," he said, referring to a group of about 65 other recent tornados in Texas and Oklahoma, Wimberly said many hams around the state who each day meet on 7247KHZ for the survivors were trying to reach distant relatives to let them know purpose of relaying messages to other hams and private citizens they were okay. Since telephone lines were down, ham radio was, across the state and country. for many people, their only means for contacting the outside "We relay these messages on behalf of citizens," mom and pop world. traffic, he calls IL"Nothlng commercial. They're usually the type Should Sanford be in the possible path of a hurricane, an alert 01 messages a person would not normally telephone. "An example from a ham station at the Miami weather bureau would be sent to mentioned was a message from Ft. Myers to a winter resident Wimbedy who, in return, would notify the 50 members of the who had returned to his home in Cleveland. "Been getting your Seminole County Amateur Radio Emergency Service Net. "I mall? Answer via amateur radio." would receive weather information and forecasts and relay it to the net," he said, "and in return, inform the ccirdInator in Miami The Florida Midday Traffic Net handles roughly 3000 messages a year, which can include emergency traffic, severe weather of conditions in this area There are members of this net in ever' warnings, and Civil Defense Items. "Hams are very active in See HAM, Page 3B ----------.----.----- • _ .-. -p- .$ ...1 'tz -t - •u, ......- . ---•.-.J' - •I" ... . . . . �IsIr 215-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 22, In And Around Sunday, July 22,1979-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ____________________ Sanford -- MissHall, Girls In New York Pair Honored At R 0. Williams Katherine Ln Hall and Ronald Dwayne Wi lliams I wedding vows In candlelight and double ring rites at the Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church, 'Sanford. Rev. Raymond Crocker and Rev. Bill Bales performed the 7:30 p.m. ceremony. I headpiece was a blue picture hat with a back bow. She carried a dainty basket of white daisies accented with blue baby's breath and trailing white streamers. Bridesmaids were Cindy Burt, Mobile, Ala.; Rhonda Channel, Casselberry; and Debbie Needham, the bride's cousin from Dallas, Texas. Their gowns and flowers were Identical to the honor attendant's. Jay Williams served his and fingertip veil of illusion brother as best man. Usher-groomifien were Jeffery Hall and Raymond Hall, brothers of the bride, Ruark Cleary and Dale which was edged In Chantilly lace. The bride carried a bouquet of white carnations and daisies canttered with four w hite roses 'showered with pale blue I' " ITNI ~ i - . 1. . . ".. . . If -' $ served as the wedding make their home In Springfi eld, Mo., where the bridegroom will be doing post graduate work at the reception director. Punch was poured and saved by Mrs. Ruby Carroll of Ormond Beach, Mrs. Bonnie Scliaich of Holly Hill presided at the guest registry. Baptist Bible College in September. The bride will graduate from the same college in May were her daughter, Debbie Mize, and Mrs. Donald (Jean ) Jones. r And Around prom gowns . , fabrics, 1liall y cif w.hlfl-1 methods, is an artist who have made her an Indesigns for artists. novative influence on the Donna McKecbnie, worldwide fashion cornJoanne Woodward, munhty that worships soft Jacqueline Onassis, Jill looks and the finest fibers, Ireland and many other stars and fashion Now for Fall 1979-80, the sophisticates have found collection carries the artheir way 'o her warm and tistically mature signature charming Madison Avenue of a creative designer who bo utique on th e Ea CiuL + hs ac1i1ev'ththvidualjsm or her dramatic Frank at its highest standards. It Lloyd Wright shop is both refined and exFrancisco which served as citing. the prototype for the in this season when suits Guggenheim Museum. are very much in the fashion picture, Renee Raised in Europe and Helga Howle coutinues her + South America, Renne long standing collection of Helga Howie was originally feminine, soft dresses, known for her unique They are her sature, chrochet dresses, Silhouettes follow the discovered by many, innatural line of the body in eluding Cher. easy one and two piece Since then, she shows jerseys of kitten soft wool ' +. . I sme each season, (Us . tO - UNFORD PLAZA _______ - 10' ,. . . ,.-.:...: 1~~_~_ ;".: , I '.-.,:,~, ..., I. ...., ____________ - . I . I ;.,. an her our area, we 'share" thNn. The HUmnphries not only an, entertaining Sharrie, they also entertained my time with Bill and Fraj," said my aunt, Marten. "Every day we went 1 swimming, and j Uncle Robert, we are iii very proud 01 you. Oh, by the way, when are you going to start your diet o tertalning Fran's niece, Shank Layman. Shsrrie, from Broadway, Va., has been swimming every day d"baa1earnedquitea few "stunt" dives." "She worked to hard on some 01 the back dives, that she had UtU. bruises + + __ - MARSHA WAIT CoflflpoDde*t __ __ _ I • _ ___________ . r,, • • . _______________ . .. I. :. lamed ______ . + - I , ' ,. .- • •" -.--. - -•,. -------------- "V.. " -+ '.P' .., 4 .1*4!!'4 / + .. - - +- p- - , .: ,' .'. ..........- +. - .., +' L.*l4?.+++++++++ ...lf + •;.: .+p. - ..,.... - - ___ .: r.-. -' "- ø .4.. 4.-. ,. + at a 6 p.m. di mmer party. It was a big night for the Pragers with four generations present. The coupe have one son, Jack, Ron and Kent Prager; Hiram and Carolyn Alligood; Stanley and Nora Moore; Marvin, Linda and Vanessa Harris; and Skip .' - ,P_-~p -"Now• ,.. many people celebrate a and his family who have and Shirley Reiker. 60th wedding anniversary, But Hilder and Victor did. lived in Seminole County for 16 years. They have Mrs. Reiker made the cake ,an illuminated gazebo The couple were marritA four grandchildren and one with two tiers of cake, + '. * . '-• , •J . if I, - ' ' I' .+ "" tier hobbles is' tile pag'vallt. • .. r '. Miss Itisner is a June 1978 graduate of Sentinole High Glenway Drive, Sanford. Mrs. Marie flittell of I.ake Monroe is his patemal grandmother. The prospective bridegroom is a J un e 1977 graduate of Seminole Ifigh School where fie was a member of the Ski engraven golden records that * ! ,1 Inc. The wedding will beanevent of Aug. 25, at 7 p.m., at the' Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Sanford. __________________________________________________________________+ • r DEAR ABIIY: A friend of husband's asked us if he and his i girlfriend muld Ix,- married in I_ KEP-0UT I—— '"'-" '-----HARD NAT ARIA' FOff+, Inc ". - Dear os oned , -j ;; DEAR ABBY: I wrote to you twice and you never answer. DISAI'POINTEI) IN YOU DEAR DISitl'POINTEI): All. What does it ll,erson have to (to a person iiiiist do to get a letter to get a letter from "Dear from me is enclose a stamped,' ,,, ; Abby FRIENDLY WARNING Workers on a Sacr&trnt'nito, Calif Abb ? s( -addressed emelope. ',./\\ / DEAR WIFE: Give Jim up construction our children, two boys, 15 and graciously, lie has already 16, went to visit their grand- made a choice, ei t her conparents. I have a Saturday job, st'Iousy or unconsciously. If but decided to surprise my your h us band doesn't tell his tiusbazid, so I worked only half a suns the truth, )on tell them If have no trouble remembering to wear their hard hats. This mu a n ne q U I n in H , . . * + . "-_ . ': • I / She 1 •"'" ~ '. + '+ • • . - : I 00 .0 + ~- • - - - - .- .-.-. 'I , ' --------------------I . -. - . - - - - .. - - - . •. ''. ' -' ~ N\ (8) and hurried home. I was they ask No lies or cover-up. Once A Year dend Sale - + - . •, + - I -'.-'.-- . ............+ 0 • headgear. North ; • , -- 1,. For A Once-A-Year Savings JULY 23-AUGUST 4 1 g Time! • "4 9 • i UP TO 75% OFF / ~, BRIEF . Rig. 3.25 ea. 3for$ 25 BRIEF No. 2142, sizes e•9 Rig 3.50 ea. 3forO,tO BIKINI No. 2054. sizes 4.7 SHOE STORE [[MRIVEAUW]1 SUNSHINE STATE , But . . . YOU HAD BETTER HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION 0. __________________________ ________________ F LO Rh 0 A ) _______ _____ 208 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322-0204 BRIEF No. 2133, sIzes 4-7 Rig. 3.25 ea. 31or1.25 BIKINI No. 2033, &I fez 4.7 oo Rug. 3. ea. - 21$•220 E. FIRST ST. 5INFORD 31or7.0 PH. 322 .3324 + . - Buy 3-At-i Time Sfill S and flown with her on the same tile United States and the . - + ,.- - , ' +._ - --+-". protective Up __ • U Flow more difficult electronic theory and code for the 13-word per can be accommodated, A minute requirement. registration fee helps to defray Teaching Is almost as enjoyable for Wimberly as is throwing according to Lisa, the switches on his radio, he said. He enjoys sharing his andthecydustsstayinchur. knowledge and helping a person obtain their operating license. " the, at night. love to see these people accomplish this," he said. "A hobby Admitting that she is excited should do someone some good besides the person who hu*s IL." ' . -. day tile one who was surprised when Bisexuality Is a fact of life that I went into my bedroom and can occur in any family. (ki Tuesday evenings they can be found in south Seminole plane. mo un tains. Georgia doesn't teaching a ladIesonly class the basics of amateur radio and A Church of God Group, thrill me too much, and I've enoughMorsecodetoenablethemtopasstheirnovlceclassexam Wheeling Free III The Son, seen Florida," she said.for beginning radio amateurs, + sponsors the long distance DORIS DIETRICH , : . - Will Ride Bike Back College in the Leisure Time program. .I . ' + helmet •Iil(1 little else - IIIaV t!%C11 persuade some passersby to don +. + + + . + +. • : - --- . .....- --------- ' i I Awareness IJAWGER beamed. "We have had our t.'. . Colleges Plan - ups and downs but we have never gone to sleep wi thout making up." What advice would Hilder pass on to , 1 1111111111111111 decunuing my home with , flowers and arranging for hound ikm In bed with his bust music, food and wine for 22 fri t'tid- inami ! I couldn't guests, believe my eyes. ills friend (I'll Exuc'tiv mu' hour lu'fori' liii' mu him left Immediately wedding was to take place, the arid ,Jiiii and I had a long talk. DO man called to say th at they lit' said he had always been y decided to ' ' the B%', aiici married 11W at 19) "Vtleiie'j'i ('o:n:nunitv CoI1ep",gt'pre's'nt;.';i, we ..iiik. I :.' t cau.'"r'aougIit 1 cuulu other 'ri ciIleges will participate' in Central Florida College I'CBSOII. 'cure'' him, but he never Days at th e Winter Park Mall, Friday, .July 27 811(1 Saturday, July Abby, this wedding was to Lx' stopped seeing mne'n. .Jiiii said our wedding gift to the couple, lie loves IIIt' but not as deeply us The Following colleges accredited by the Southern Association but since the veddiiig never lie loves ,h)V. of Colleges and Schools will be participating: Florida Southern came off, there is no reason to I never suspected ii thing, College (McCoy Campus), Rollins College, Seminole Conununity give them a wedding gift, right? Abby. We always had terrific College, Stetson University, University of Central Florida and Would we be out of line to sex, but I don't think I could Valencia. send this man a bill for what the ever sleep with him again, lie's Representa tives from each of the six colleges will be Present to Parts cut US" M) liusbanti said s loving lIusbun(I and a great answer quest ions front prospective students and uUi.r inkrcsterl we should skip it. father and we had 18 wonderful citizens from 10:00 am. to 9:00 p.m. each day. STEAMEDINCAIJI". years. I don't hate' hint, I'm in College catalogs and fal l class schedules will be available in BEAI STEAMED: II the total shock. What should I do? addition to the Information about courses and programs, financial man Is a gt'ntli'mun he should And what should I tell our aid, veterans affairs and admission procedures. offer to reimburse you. If hit' soleS? + doesn't offer, skip It. DESPERATE WIFE ' ' . "We read, walk, cook and do our own housework,'' Hilder ., ' School where she was a member of the Wreselettes, Anchor Cl ub and Keyettes. She attends Seminole Co rn. munity college and plans to further her education at University of Central Florida. Her fiance, who was born in Sanford, is the maternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Harrmett, 649 tell the history of the ancient lady only once, since she lives in another city. .1 14 conunwilty of Seminole County, and in addition to alerting the public, we can provide communication services for people in this area." Portable generators and equipment allow the members of Lisa Pickens is a wheeler, about the trip, Lisa said the the net to operate independently of the reqular commercial Last summer, Lisa was part group should arrive in Key power. of an entourage riding bicycles West on Aug ust 18 - after Wlinberly, whose call sign is KB4LB, can be found in his from Decatur, Ill, to Seattle, averagingaboutlOOmllesaday "shack" most every morning, commencing at 9 o'clock when he Wash. on the road, tunes to 7260 kIlohertz and the "Navy Club." He explained this is a This summer, Lisa will be "We betoinKey Sanford social net made up of ex-navy, marine and coast guard personnel among the cyclists riding from 11-13 en will route West,Aug. she who simply enjoy chatting with each other, . Mn Arbor, MIch. to Key West. said. From t here he tunes up to 7264.5 Kllz and the "Colonel's Net. And she says she is excited over Not for ex-Colonels, but a social net formed by an old Colonel for the trip. What is the purpose of these stations in the eastern U.S. and Canada, he said. Lisa, 15-year-old daughter of trips? Two traffic nets keep Wimberly occupi ed at noon and 12:30 and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pickens, "It's for self enjoyment. It's those chores usually are completed by early afternoon. ni w. 19th st., Sanford, left like a vacation - but different. That is not the end of his day, however. Four nights a week Wednesday night for It's kind of weird," she added. Wimberly becomes a teacher. Guess what he teaches. Right. Indianapolis, hid, to meet her What is the Sanford cyclist Amateur radio courses. uncle Jim Pickens. They will looking forward to? In conjunction wi th the Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society travel by van to Michigan. and with help from Sparkle Ford of Casselberry, Wimberly But what about her bicycle? "i think I am looking fo rwa rd teaches an advanced operators class at Seminole Community Her Schwlnn Voyer was crated to seeing the northern part of 00 + . --'-.'-- -,- - ., '....- lCI(Iet In the Relief Society. One Day Saints, which s po nsors the of suited to eac regulation I W - t. • . NKDD %'OOI) our apartment. They are both i divorced and seemed 'ery well 1. You have to give and I, • ' take," she said. "One shouldn't do all the The Pragers seal 60 years of marriage. bosg." ____________________________________________________________________ , . . .q . I . --• - . ,, • ( ' • -. 0 . . I . 1: . , . : c' * + . . I 01 . ~,._ 11 + + ' I . 11 Mr. and Mrs. Prager have li ved Iii Florida since 1934 in Aitha, St. Petersburg, Tallahassee, Daytona Beach, and for the past 'ears in Casselberry. He isa retired merchant who was born in Chicago in 1893. Ililder was born in Wadena UI 1896. Since retiring, the couple "have done a little bit of everything" according to Hilder, including spending summers In Southern Wisconsin and North Carolina for years. ,,,Ham Continued From Page IB) % . BONN! I (;uTsIL% LI. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, 706 Bavwood [)rive, Sanford. announce the engagement of her daughter, Karen Noel Hisner, to Mark Wayne flittell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. Ilittell Jr.. Route 1, Sanford. Born in Norfolk, Va., the bride-elect is the maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ahmad Ibrahim, West Sedona, Ariz. . . sidc' r'kc ;"c; on cherub pedestals accented with small candelabra, ' ..- . O - *411111111ftm . I Should Man Be Sent B*111 9 frosted in peach shades, separated by an , . • Tezu. gained since March? bssenhr, with pride, I I MON. a TUES., JULY 23 a _____ ____ Bill 'H and IMcle Robt We too had fiw, because I I bij4tii ,iio weaiaogi4togoswinnnij,g I McCRORY' S • SANFORD PLAZA ___ workedtogetherformany ththelrbentdhfulnewpool. AsPorkyPigsay,ate I lv I years at Armcp Steel. and of the Looney Tunes, Thajiki for the to, B and WED., JULY I I .-When the Golds caine to F. 'that's all foiki." Laii....... - - - COUPON - - - - - - - - w of Casselberry, don't do much celebrating any more. But their latest celebration was rare. Not / "r I I WILL BE AT . 1. I..., .. I I I . \.A/ecicjiii . great grandchild. + il . : 11 s i _______ 12 Wadena, The four generations and other friends attending the '.' _______ _______ _______ ___ ( .tf .. ... Servicing: Norelco I I and , I oth.r brands ____ 0 Sharpen 0 Chan 0 Lubricate 0 *4,, 0 Istlmatss " I : WI W*rOntyaU week p1.99 sake ______________________________________________________ I I IMsssrOwhauhd I ___ I c.rd'shavats -1 Yr Warranty I ________________________________________ I in _________________ __ ___________ .5. 4 " .. ;,-,.:~,% ' '. 1. 1_ 1-1" ____________________________________________________________________________ I 1. . 0 "If I can do It, anybody can." atem t w made st en as by my imcle Robert Gold. The "It" he refers to is stopping emoking. Afterover4oyemrsri Rflthjflg, - morning In he didn't _____ ___ put the cigarette pack hi his pocket - and hasn't hadasniokesince, on July 16, 1919, Minn. Sixty years later, they were entertained at i ~~- i High School, they were excited over the ne + ALTAMONTE MALL I _ ++ enerations ttend Ann iversary Din r G ________ OURSELVES Editor I Engagement "I V, _, , , ago. cortling to tarvin it curtis. ('oritimietit ActivitIes in the Church of president of the New York ti'i1u111)hs. thejr struggles and Jesus Christ of Latter Day Rochester Mission of the Saints include educational Church of ,Jesus Christ of Itter - DORISl)IETILICII ________________________ ________ A _______ _____ ______ 1IIIIIIF " _____ _____ . ' '' _ + 'i' . -- Four + - •'' '. Southhaven, Miss., in 1976. She pageant whiCh draws over moved to Florida two years 140,000 viewers annually, ac- . '' -'.- Southaven daughter Linda Harris. holding her daughter Vanessa Harris, represent four '.4 . d i\ The two cast members left for visited by it heavenly Nedda was graduated front New York this week. They said inessenger and directed to the Herald Photo% by Tom Vincent Mr. and Mi's. Victor Prager with their Son , .Jack Prager, right, and his ( P1 I I ________________ ______________ d 1 . ...., I 1, .. . ,. . 1 1" 1 . . . 11 1I. I 1 I . ;. :..' I CR O ___________________ ___________________ . '. K:I{I:N l{ISNEI{ .. ________ _____ - otogmuut of natural Miss Gutshall is active in the The outdoor performance Church of Jesus Christ of Latter scenery. Miss Wood says she love's unfolds on 25 stages by a east of Day Saints, Sanford, where she children and her ambition is to over 600. The pageant tells the serves as a primary teacher a children's home in the story of a young man growing own and Relief Society chorister and up in the Finger Lakes Region Mountains someday, teacher. Her hobbies are of New York State, who was sewing, singing and children. _____________ _____ _____ ____ r to major in child development and music. if . A916. It— , newlyweds of today? ... - + Couple Play Hosts I Mc RY'S . Electric 1 To Summer Guests I Shaver Clinic __ _____________ , today's contemporary woman. Her designs are sold at fine stores throughout the country well as the two shops, For a Limited Time Only! 41:1..''14,$ silimmmm .....A ..4. -- + A belted over a handkerchief peplum. The skirt has an asymmetrical over skirt giving a layer on layer Longwood 'i.' / . Th is featherweight chiffon jersey is sheer and subtly printed with a line pattern. Th e scooped out blouse Is pageant" by the New York Times. Bonnie, a 1978 graduate of Central Adult High School, Seminole Community College, will enter Hicks College in Idaho in September. She plans _______ __________________________________________________________________ ~. : Bill and Humphries have been busy en. t ___________ at its most luxurious for with crochet tops. Many have important shoulder detailing in trapunto quilting. A great -, Y, I 1 . to travel like a dream, Colors highlighted are plum, pale grey, rose, bola, red (tomato), plus some dark red and lavendar panne velvet for evening. And there is the also sharp contract of stark black or chalk white, a late day favorite. jerseys are combined with specially woven inserts in glittery fabrics for evening. Other original looks for day or evening are knicker jump suits, panne velvet print dressesandflowthg jerseys with dramatic chiffon velours combtnations'plus layered sheer jersey chiffon prints and sollds, Renee Helga Howie continues to create all. inclusive one stop shopping and velours. Two piece dresses can mix or match Fall'smore whimsical than ever, a flutter with wispy silk ribbons and 'eal body shapes available in 3 lengths). look. . I . variety of shapes are available and they all pack up into practically nothing Helga has taken on other chic and distinctive . cal But in addition to these, known for her effortless + from . #V*~-: . I By DORIS I)lET11C1J Renee Helga Howie, $25.50. wear, % . - I . .r , __ I' 1_1~ '.. 60th abeled supremely energy-efficient retailing at $60 and stitched for and 1: a LI - ,,, rising steadily, the sewing $14.90 and a Dacron polyester slacks %~ I FASH ION were: $125 wool suit made for $53.45; $88 wool blazer made for With the price of everything $28.85; $43 wool skirt made for 01 .. . Special tow' ,, . By JOANNE SCHREIBER and :, ;; ':. , This remarkable device Savings In children's wear requires no precious gasoline, are even more impressive. _____ no waiting in line, no tran. Make a $20 wool skirt for $5; sportatlon costs, AP It asks is a make a $40 girl's Jacket for $12. modest dose of electricity and a When sewing for children, you little know how to pay for many times over In solid can use better quality fabric, 'p on clothing and items put in deeper hems, sew with savings 44 wider seams and generally turn for the home, + --+ ,. - out a better gan ii YOU can buy, From the educational ii' Experts figure you can sa ve department of Talon comes this at least 50 percent of the cost of comparison on the cost of a size a ready-to-wear Item by school dress: .' sewing, and probably as mucii • u6Oto7O percent. According to 0. READY TO WEAR: lw-inch Joanne Zimmerman, , buttons, F. h ' educational stçervthor at New threads, inferioruntrined zipper, Home Sewing Machines, a shopping time: 3 hours; cost: woricing woman can save ': percent on her clothing budget $21 if she sews her wardrobe. Miss SEWING: 3-Inch hem, secure Velvety velours are the Zimmerman priced a ready-tobutto p fall fabrics. This wardrobe, ns, weflinlshed seams, wear li ty any-wear, easy-care the cost 01 comparable fabrics, qua zipper; sewing time: hours; cost: $6.45 ($4 for fabric, elours of Dacron patterns and notions, for pattern, 70 cents for $ olyester and cotton zipper, 50 cents for thread), tails for $4.65 a yard The list Included such Items rom Singer Textiles. uawinter suit, a summer suit, No matter what you make, dresses, a blazer with four from outerwear to Infant's 'our yards of fabric, plus pairs tern, other separates. The total playclothes, you can fight inhread. totals $24. A ready-to-wear cost came to flatlon and beat the energy imilar ready-to-wear ii,i. The co*to.eew was crunch with your sewing utfit runs about $GQ. $477.62. machine. zipper . 'ilk Mr. and Mrs. William Methodist Church, Ormond came through with flying Colbert, sister and brother-In- Beach, where he is the pastor, colors. Oh, well. We knew she law of the bridegroom, were were Mr. and C.L. (Ludila) would. machine stands firm as a blended-with-silk dress, at - 4: / . - .,J. , je%! % k~ ~ source of savings. - ' . . ____________ _______ i . And Scott and Patsy say they miscellaneous shower at her attendants was held at the Loch Loch Ar bor home. Herald staffer Jane CasArbor home of Mrs. Ila miss Sanford their own home where pampering and selberry was a little appreHoUoway. Other hostesses were About 80 guests attended a Mrs. Jim (Deborah) Jenkins spoiling were only natural. hensive about returning to her coffee for Monica Jo at alma mater, Rollins College to and Mrs. Gene (Marzee) Grove Manor of Joanne Mize. Some of their friends visiting lecture. Other host esses with Joanne the Ha rris' Riverview United But writer-lecturer Jane 1~ I ' • - .. '. 2 I • ' • - . 0 __ ... i A dinner party for 15 couples Jo at a Coke party at the daughter, Gayle wish them honoring Monica Jo and Jim Wheichel home. well as they depart for Fort was given by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrs. Glenn (Sandra) Crews Lauderdale to make their (Iris) Hunt at their Lily Court was hostess at a luncheon for are home. They will be missed In MR. AND MRS. RONALD DWAYNE WILLIAMS home. Scott and Patsy Ha rris Monica Jo at the Heritage the community. Inn, missed by the congregation at Mrs. Jim (LInda McKee The traditional bridesmaids the First United Methodist building. Mrs. Bill Bales entertained Monica Jo at a luncheon for Monica Jo and her Church. The newlyweds will - . t, ?' I (Denise) Swain, Mrs. Marvin chartered a plane at Waikiki Kappa Alpha Sigma agronomy party. (Beryl) Dyal and Mrs. Mary Beach and explored several club and Sigma Nu social islands. Mrs. Garnett (Paulette) Joyce Bateman. fraternity. White and Mrs. Wallace (Julie) And Eloise said she would be Hall were hostess at a luncheon Mrs. Danny (Katie) Hedrick, returning to Hawaii next year honoring Monica Jo at the Hall Mrs. George (Jo) Willis and for business combined with home In Lake Mary. Fifteen II you should see Harriett or Mrs. Howard (Catherine) pleasure- an international STITCH I N' TIME _______ 4 . Bonnie (;uLshi1l, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coral Gutshall of Baywood Drive, Sanford, and Nedda Wood, daughter of 1r. and Mrs. Larry Marsh, 119 W. 17th St., also of Sanford, have been selected as cast members for the upcoming 'liii! Cumnorah Pageant" to be field in Palm)Ta, N.Y., July 27, 28, 31, and Aug. 1-I. The two Sanford women were selected from hundreds of applicants accross the United Slates and Canada to perform In the world-famous pageant which was termed "America's I - '' 11 home in The Oaks. About 20 (Laura) Parker, Mrs. Bud just beautiful," Eloise said. has maintained a 3.45 grade According to her, they attended the delightful dinner (Lucy) Layer, Mrs. Lloyd . 'I' The reception was held at the church educational ; I. k - : 11 N Goembel. ~ _4Z. ' party / 0 : I I':_ ____ shaped neckline and a ruffle at the hemline. Her Hall, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Shirley Williams, all of Sanford. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose forhervowsa white formal gown of imported Chantilly lace and silk organza fashioned with bishop sleeves and a Queen Ann neckline. The A-line skirt was accented with bouffant tiers as well as the sweeping cathedral train, Dainty seed pearls traced designs on the fitted bodice ... . I . Par ties Monica Jo Rowe and James h at the dinner following the Echols, their former next door ' saying wedding rehearsal at the neighbors, Gail Hobbs and 0. ~'j their "I Dos" this weekend at Sanora Clubhouse. Mary and Larry Blair. DORIS Grace United Methodist DIETRICH __ ___ ____________ She Is the daughter of ev, Mr. and Mrs. James V. Rowe IELV and he Is the son of Mr. and Eloise Collins and Carrie James M. Rosemond, son of Editor Mrs. James W. Cements ____________________________ . • Greene were among a touring Dr. and Mrs. R.M. Rosemond, A A series of pre-nuptial parties touching down at U.S. has been awarded the Thomas has honored the couple, points and the paradise islands Stephen Buie Memorial The Crossings in Lake Mary surrounding Hawaii. beginning with a dinner party Scholarship to Clemson was the setting for a bridal given by Mr. and Mrs. J) University, Clemson, S.C., for ReynolthandMr,andMrs.Jim luncheon for Monica j0. "We had such a wonderful the 197910 academic year. It was so heavenly Hostesses were Mrs. Vann time Talmadge at the Reynolds An agronomy student, James 1. floor The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I— Alan Clements will be baby's breath , fern and blue streamers. Debbie Hexamer a t tended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a length sheer blue gown over bridal taffeta. Designed with a bustle in the back, the gown featured a double ruffled V. I . To Act In Pageant Of Pre-Nuptia l Repeat Vows Series 1 ------ _______________ . .+ ___________________ • . - + - +++ : �If 45-Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 22, 1979 Adventist .....................................................: ... Oouat :;. I Il ::: nu a a a Pastor a.uraay )tr,uces Sabbath School Worship Service Wrdnetday Night Prayer Service •': . _ THE SEVENTHADVENTIST CHURCH Jacobs 7th & Elm '' [HE n C T 7 Prayer Streit. 7:30p.m. First Wednesday Fellowship 4:30p.m. Supper FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCIj 4tt Park Ave. • Pas$p. LeoF.King , Pas?ot V Scott Harris 030 £ Ila.m Morning Worship 0:418.m Sunday School 510 p.m, UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast 4:30.4.' Ind & 4th Thursday Family Night Suppot •'. •:00p.m 3rd Sunday 7 00 p m. oo Church... FIRST ASSEMBLY OFGODCHURCH Car. 27Th and Elm Rev. B. Don Cu School of the Bible Morning Worship Evening Service i v The Pastor :41 am. 11:11a.m. ?:011 P.M. s i o oouo OUR NATION I . .. .... I ............. . NEW SETHEL.AME CHURCH .' Main Street-Canaan City I I Rev. M. N. Burke Jr. Castor Sunday School :30a.m. Morning Worship Il:00 am Evening Worship 4:00 p.m. Tues. Eveni ng Prayer Serv. 7:30 p.i4t'.. Tues. Official Board Meet 0:00 pr;,, ...... Catholic Congregational Baptist ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 110 Oak Ave., Sanford Fr. William Ennis Pastor Fr. Peter Mitchell Aist. Pastor Sat, Vigil Mass 7:00pm. Sun. Mass 1a.m., 10:30 £ It noon Confessions, Sat 4.5 Is 4 1 p m COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary Sunday School 0:450 Itt. Preaching a Worshiping 10:45a.m. Esible Study 430pm. Sharinq& Proclaiming ?:30p m. Wed Prayer Meet 7:30pm Nursery Provided OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE Ortliodsi Catholic Church holding services In The Peace Chapel of Holy Cress Episcopal Church 41h & Magnolia Traditional LotIlt Mass Sun. 12:30 Resary Walk In the Park followed by Benediction Wed. of 7: 00 p.m. Confession before Mass or by appt. Priest, Father Dismes Mantle 3224477 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Park Avenue, Sanford Or Jay T. Cosmato Pastor Morning Worship 0:30 am. Sunday School Morning Worship iioi am. Church Training 4:15p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Wed Prayer Service 4:30p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting SpoasersdbyORCM Quality 11w North 1.4 and SR 434 "TradItIonal Latin Mass" Sunday Cotifession 4t30.1:Np.m. Resary 4:41.1:41 P.M. Mass 1:I1.4:11p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed. 11: 004 .m. 11:11a.m. Independent Missionary Tile 709-3434 Tuesday Evening .. Young Psop Thursday Evening Bible Study Church Of God 1:30p.m.'; Presbyterian and Nursery Sunday School 4.1 - 11 l:00a.,p. 11:15 a.m Methodist /iuth rii Then somiit'thint! (I,iderfuI happened. Sitting by the roadside in the shade of SitIfiC frielltll\ pine (ices ere an older couple and their grandchildren. 'Fhc) (550. 011 (lie v..i to tli' lotikisut aIi were resliI1g. js\nctTttie groupand Ci)I%tii)UCd the hike, chatting the hole about families, places we had been, our home 25 14 GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH . Ali I,eiIosvd.& Woodland I)r. " lit. Before we kne it the fatigue was forgotten and two hours had flown h'. had arrived at the tsncr. 'TRUICHURCNOFGOD" 2lIIRiBgewwdAve. Sanford, Florida 31771 Eider Robert Dvmos Pastor Sunday school 1:30a.m. Meriting Worship 11:41a.m. Evafigelistic Service 1:30pm. (Evening Warship) 1st & )td Tuesday Niititi -bible study 7:30p.m. Thursday NigistS,rvlce 7:30p.m. For Transportation Phone 3a1.ltIS or 323.7141 Rev. Fred R. Gardner ,, 4/ 44 ' . A.. . ..',.. , '' ' 5.?.-. .,.,.,,.: 1i i Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer Tuesday and Wednesday 11:11a.m. SharingOreups Nursery Provided 1:30p.m. NvrsoryProvidod Services CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev,AsMssMmand Pas Sunday School 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:11a.m. MYF lndalth Sun. 7:11p.m. Eve. Worship lst& 3rd Sun 7:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group .-1---1! L-......J ' i'1 ii:t UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,. Car. Country Club& Upsets Rd. Derwin Shea p•.i Sunday School l:sSa.Ip. WOrsIIIPSOI-VICO I0:11a.IW \\Yk I , t. . 11:11a.m. 4:30p.m. T,i,b.. Ski,.. Sunland utah, i , . r..4,,,:.. YouthMeetlng . 1., ft 4. A'., &___ Worship Service .I.jfe. tot'. C'',','' 9306 Corchichoel .' 10:41a.m. 8.25.31, this. o He cave us Ills ('hurell. a t'lliswhip of believers to strengthen and encurag. o'. .lIltilg liles road. I:1Is.*t. M.41IiMW.I'I$IIp I Singingandlharing f4i/If si'illetjIfles feels like a different climb on a hot, dry day. Its dellhtihls .iIid lnirilt'lls call drain us isl energy and the will it) Ci)flhiflkh. God knows .',' Pastor 1:30a.m. Church .Si11u1iI(15 5C FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Avg. & 3rd St. Nov. Virgil L. Bryant, Pastor Rev. Daniel Consists Assoc. Pastor PM" 833-211611 THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Is I Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Nov. A.F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School 0:45 am. Morning Worship lI:OOa Youth Group 7:30p.M. s'.d.Choi, Pr ut , CHURCH OF GOD IUW.IlndStreet R.v.D.K.GVIt$0r 1141a.m. $s.,jy$chssl 11:11a.m. M.rsllngWertidp 400p.m. Evais,elIsttC kfl. Family Nut ServiCI 1130p.m. v.P.IWed. ''p 7:30p.m.. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. & Lake Mary Blvd. • Dr. Marshall C. Deady Pastes' Morning Worship ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHUNCH SR. 414 a Red Bug Rd. Oviedo(llaviap Rev. JoP.nJ. Kucharik Pastor Sunday Sct" !:4$ a.m. w.ruIipaorvi . .IlJI&'ltW,.t. We me loin a .tiristian School Kindergarten through Eighth Grade l$'eihgc'sihn J,mul, i.he lookout kt'r %%.I% scarce I% visible. and five miles ah.ad. straight up the I1)OUiii1tiII. 'iliI (lie %% I it Pie .11(Ci IliHIli 1lhL'41d of file, I began the climb. It %.t5 i hot day, itid the dr Il1tlii)! road Iflade the climb twice as difficult. __________________________________ ':i. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD IfltI $t. and Megnella Ave. Ronald Reinhardt Milli sIsj' Morning Worship 11:11am,: Evening Worship P:Np.m. (LuffierapChurcltlnAmerica) Rev. Ralpis I. Lumen Pastor WorshIp 10:00a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Park Avenue Evangelis' Fred Baker Bible Study 10:11a.m. MSIIsIngWoflhlp 1t:11 am. EvenlngSscvscs . 4:00p.m. Ladies Bible Class, 16:00 a.m. Tuesday Wednesday Sibl.Class 1:30p.m. YOU CAN FIATURI YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR 51.11 Pan WEEK CALL 322.3411 ' FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF 541 Orange Street Rev. B. Ruth GraM Longwood Sunday School 1000 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:30 p.ni', 4:30p qs., CoMuerors Meeting Sunday Nursery Provided RAVINNA PARK BAPTISTCHURCH 3743CauntryCivbRoad Rev. Lonnlo Earnest Pastor 9:4Is.m. Sunday School JJMa.m siWwJorsh$p ltllp.m. chwchTralning 1131p.m. E4etsl ng Worslsip 7:30p.m. Wed . PrayerServlco 5,1 Pentecostal GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2017 Orlando Dr. 17.02 5;' Church Of Christ PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH U24 Palmetto Ave. ReV. Raymond Crocker Pastor Sunday School 1:41 am. M6ning Worship i 1:011 a.m. Ev4 ngollstic Services 4:44 p.m. Wed Prayer tlibleStudy 7:)0.m. Pastor 1:41a.m. IS:llajut s:w p.m.. Svr.daylcPool Meriting Worship 7:11p.m. noon to 4p.m. .-,, 11:00a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:34 p.ps JeIWtJ.Hinton LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REEDEMER 2525 Oak Ave. "The Lutheran Hour" and TV "This is The Life" Rev. Elmer A. Reuscher Pastor Sunday School 1:15a.m. Worship Service 10:30a.m. Kindergarten and Nursery Venus Street Sunda y Service Rector 1:00a.m. 10:00a.m. 10:00a.m. 10:60 a.m. Lutheran FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA Iikcam Boulevard and Susday School Wednesday Testimony MO,III. Reading Room dahiy except Wed. & Sat. 'I. ChIT CHURCH OF THE NAZARIN 2301 Sanhwd Ave. Minister Christian Science LONGW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor Church Ave. & Grant St. I Southern) Rev, James W. Hammock Pastor 0:4% am. Sunday School Motning Worship 11:11a.m. Church Training 4:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:11p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:30p.m. I!aver Service " 11:01 am,,,,' Mid.Week Street (Wed) WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 10:004.m. Rev. Robert Burns Pastor 1:30a.m. If:11a.m. 1:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Worship service Sunday Worship Worship Service Congregational SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)? Airport Blvd. Evo.ing$.rvice LAKE MANY CHURCH of thINAZARINI Ill B. Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary Rev. B. L. Wagner, Pastor Evangelical FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1117$. Sanfo rd Ave. Rev. Hugh W. Pain Minister SundayScho.I 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Ser vice 7:31 p.m. Joe Jeknsoø $undaykho.i 7:lSp.rrr; Mid-Week Service Youth Hour 7:00 .m Evangelist Ser vice 7:00p.m. Mld.Wesk Service (Wed.I Nursery Provided for all Services Christian Phone 322.1111 11:45 am; 7:Ilp,n, Evening Service Eve. Worship OUR LADY OF LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 124 Lakeview, Lake Mary Rev Jim Hughens Pastor 1:41a.m. Sunday School 11:00a.m. Worship Service Evening Worship 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer Serv. Nursery Provided $vndayldl.oI Morning WersilIp Episcopal HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. The Rev. Leroy D. Soper Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School Holy Communion :' LAKE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE s Wilson School, Orange Blvd. Al Green Paste' 7:11p.m. & Bible Study THE ROSARY CHAPEL JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 West First Street S E Stanton Pastor Sunday School 18:008 . m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service 1:30p.m. Old Trulht for a New Day Nazarete CONGRIGATIONAI. CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2411 S. Part Ave. 322.4504 Pastor Rev. Fred Neal Asia. Casters Nov. Edmond L. WoOer :30a.m. SundaySchoel 11:31.11 CM. FellOwship II:010.m. Morning Worship WINTER SPRINGS I.. PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL M.etingat7tayAdventistChvrch.. onMeu Need. WiterSprings C. Edward Davis Pastor 1:30a.m. 1 Il:30a.II.. SuiidaySdss Sunday Worship Nursery Provided Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, -b X Y :: Of God 1:30 UMYF OMMUNI 930a m. lIOOa.m Assembly RELIGION Services with classes f or all ages Fellowship C:fle between services OF HOPE COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 17t7 at Piney Ridge Rd Cau,Iwrry Pastor Rev. Arthur Padgef I ASSOC. Patter Walter Reid hip Brief ly V . Twenty-nine youth from Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry left Saturday for Lake Junaluska, N.C. where they will attend Youth Week at the United Methodist Conference Center returning the following Friday. They will be accompanied by Minister of Youth and Music Edward Walker and chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Francis, Jan Bowdoin, Edwina Driggers and Debbie Cooper, Theme for the week will be "nose That Have Ears Let Them Hear". In addition to a study on the parables of Jesus, thà're will be elective workshops and recreation. They will also attend the outdoor drama, "Unto These Hills" and enjoy a stop at Six Flags over Georgia. Certificate Awarded First Presbyterian Church of Sanford has been awarded a certificate of appreciation by the Presbytery of St. Johns for exceeding the Presbyterery's challenge for giving to the campaign for new church development. They were one of only four churches to be so honored. Local campaign leaders were CO McKibbin and John Krider. Religious Drama The Roses of Allen Club and the Young People's Department DfAllth Chapel AME church will present a religious drama, "1brd Lead Me," Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. The characters are: Mildred Williams, Lexie and Lisa Williams, Mary and Sylvester Wynn, Ricky Davis, Ichelle Robinson, Les and Dot'eue Kiner, Brenda Scipio, Junette and JoAnn McBride, Jan Kilgore and Sheila McElroy, ' The Believers To Sing Pastor Barry L. Wagner of the Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene has announced a concert by "The Believers" of Science Hill, Ky., will be presented Tuesday, July 24 at 7:30 p.m. The group of 21 teen agers will share their love of Jesus Christ through their music. The church is located at 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary and the public is invited. From Rock To Religion j.ou Torres, Rock o n Roller turned evangelist minister, will present two concerts at W inter Springs Seventh-day Adventist Ch urch comparing rock to sacr ed music. The former bass guitarist with Bill Haley and the Comets, will pr esent the youth centered concerts Friday, July 27 and Saturday, July 28 at 7:30 P.M. ,He will FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff nn W. Fird St 3000 S. Orlando Dr. . STENSTROM REALTY Herb StenstromanciStaff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY -' - '" CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C Elseaand Staff. IANINYNIUt DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford 'a., _... Ufl OflU i...... _ UILe Il I. VVll '.•' I ill, Sharing God's Gifts 411 children, ages 3 through grade 6, are Invit ed to attend Vav9tithi CiiütcWSthool tftThtessiah Luthèiãi Church, MU z' Highway 17-92, Có.sselberry. Th e sessions will be held August 6-10, from 911:30 a.m. The theme of this year's program Is ii.,aring God's Gifts." This Bible-centered series ta kes a close look at God's love inspired gifts. Through stories, music, films, a&1 crafts, st udents will en joy discovering new ways to share themselves with others and ways in which to express their love to God. A picnic and program is pla nned for the close of the school. For more information or transportation, contact Mrs. Susan Diehl -86-7317 or Mrs. Alice Dorton -831.7292 1'." .,,,. DEKLES' HARRELL& BE'(ERLY Lay Speaker Homer Miller of Sanford will be the lay speaker Sunday at 11 a.m. service at First Christian Church of San ford. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff . JOIN THESE SPONSORS ANDHELPKEEPTHIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE M ( . BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Zayre Plaza 323.3900 Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff I Ili I, WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO.:,,, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SiOO PER EFK CALL 322 2611 I SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik WINNDIXIE STORES and Employes and Employes -1,1. :' M SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY : '-S fi t ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of God, 27* New Testament Baptist Church Quality Inn, North LongwoOd New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1110 Pear Ave. Ravenna Part Baptist Church. 2741 W 20th St People's Baptist Chapel. 1201 W. First Slre.I, Sanford Pinecresi Baptist Church, III W. Airport Blvd a Elm IAiST An loch Baptist Church. Oviodo CaWary Baptist Church. Crystal Lake &lrd. Late Mary Casplbefry Baptist Church, Ill Seminola Blvd. C, at Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave. . ota First Baptist C Clq(w.tor Missionary Baptist Church, $outiiwesl 1111d. trysioe Baptist Church. County Club Rood, Lake Mary C Vi 1('y Baptist Church. Old OrlaMSRI.atHesterAve. Firs Uptisi Church, Ill Park Ave. Fl iendship Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs, RI. 434, OJIamoele Springs laplist Church of Geneva Fl Fii'* Cliuri.h Of Geneva ' FiU.1 Baptist Chur ch of Lake Mary Baptist Church of Lake Monroe Fi Fi(p Baptist Cbiurcfsof Lei'gweod. Car. Church 6 Grant FirSt Baptist of Ovi010 Fit Baptist Church of Sanlaade Springs FerstSapti$tChurChefWier$PiM5.$1BakemaSd First Shiloh MiIshsmrV Saplis$Church, t Ill W. t)IhSt. Fergsl City Baptist Church First Baptist Church Of Oslo" F ountain Head Baptist Church. Oviedo Jordan Missionary Baptist Church. 14)1 W. First II. Hoq*sidl Baptist Church, Chuluof a Missionary Baptist Church. North Nd., Enterprise n,.a... W_ i6 2111 .àini nr - . CHRISTIAN ..-----------... .. 5J,5p ui5(fl, i,,r 1 ,. Sanford Christian Church, 123 W Airport Blvd Nor*side Chr istian Church. Florida Haven Of. Maitland. flSk Will El.. 001.0* ______ EASTERN ORTHODOX Easlern Orthodox Church, St. Dimas. Ill S Magnolia Ave., Sanford Eas t ern Orthodox Church, SI George. III Sherwood Ct.. Altamonte Springs Eastern Orlbedoa Church, $I. Steven's of O.C.A.. 114 South St.. Fern Park Eastern Orttiodsa Church. St. John ChrysestOns Chapel. U.S Hwy 17.12. Fern Park EPISCOPAL The Church of the Good Sh.plsord. Maittand. 331 Lake Awe All Saints Episcopal Church, I. DeBary Ave. Enlerpriso Christ Episcopal Church, Longweed Ii.,.i. P., A..s..i II..b A,,. .iMi.Ii t..i..d ,-... _,,, ..........., ......... St. Richard's Church. Sill L.akeHaweli Rd., Wint er Park JEWISH BeIh Ann Synagogue. meeting at loteistale Mall. Altamonte Springs Lakeview Chr istian Chur ch. Bear Lake Rd al Jamison Lcngwo$d CHURCH OF GOD Church of God. 503 Hickory Church of God. 11) W 22nd St Church of God. Oviedo Church of God Holiness, Lake Monroe Church of God Mission, Enterprise Church of God 1401 W PIth St Church of God in Christ, Oviedo Churchof 00401 Prophecy, 11015. Elm Ave. Church of Gedol Prophecy. 1104$. Persimmon Ave Rescue Church of God, 1711W. 13th$t , Sanford "True Church of 004". 2711 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford ..., ainiuru CONORIGATIONAL coisgregetioisai Christian Church. 1401 Park HoaI Baptist Church, Forest City Community Center Fo,estCit, NrWWt Calvary Misisceary BaplisI. 1110W. 120501. New Salem Primitive IapllstChurch, 1101W. 'Vol St. -.._-.- - .* MI. Sinai Missionary Baptist Ch ur ch. NO Jerry Ave. Mt Zion Missionary Baptist. Iipes Ave. Nb ansi Missionary Chwck, ItO St. Be Hickory Ave. llidftanda.ce Baptist Miss.. Civic League Bldg.. k . ii, Church 01 Christ Geneva Church of Christ; Longwood Church of Christ. W. 57th St Norths,de Church of Christ. Fla Haven Dr. Maitland Prairie Lake Baptist. Ridge Rd. Fern Park Progreis Missio nary Baptist Church, Midway Second Sliliob Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Sm.uisa Baptist Church. 210 OveIbroek Dr.. Casselberry Su and Baptist church. 2424 Palmetto to. James Missionary Baptist Church, It. Rd III Gotten St Luke Missionary Baptist Church of Cameron City. Inc. V. Paul Baptist Church, II) Pine Ave It. Matthews Baptist Clivvcls, Canaan Ngts Springfield Missionary Baptist. 12th & Cedar St. Joke's Missioita Y Baptist Church, 120 Cypress St Temple Baptist Church, Palm Spri ng s Rd, Altamonte Springs William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Mark £ William St., Altamonte S pr ings loin I4epo Baptist Church, III Orange Ave CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Church, 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford II. Catholic Church, Dogwood Trail. DoBary SI. Avgtntuie Catholic Chur ch. Sunset Dr.. near Button Rd., Cassithorry St. Mary Mapadalene Catholic Church, Maitland Ave . Altamonte Springs Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church. 1)10 Masimilian. Deltona MáMII Olo'y Baptist cr.vows'. Mt14ioriah Primitive Baptist, 1111 Locust Ave., Sanford ut, puive uisszo.orv Baptist Church. Sanlando SpFiitg5 Luke* Lutheran Church, RI. 424 Slavia LUTHERAN Ascensi,ss Luther an Church. Overbrook Dr. Canelberry Good Shepherd United Lutheran. 2000 S Orlasdo Dr Lutheran Chu.ch of Providence. DeIlt.,ia Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 10' W 25th Place M.5iaP, Lutheran Church. Golden Days Or. & Hwy. If 3, Casselbcrrv . CHURCH OF CHRIST Church II Christ, 1111 1. Park Ave Church of Chri*t at Lake Ellen. U S. It II N Casselberry övh int:n..it ChurcP ci Cttrttt, 54't I. ei New.ii ad CIsurcilli Christ. Oil Palm Springs 0'.. Altamonte lois. • St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 just West of II, Longwood METHODIST Barnetl United Memorial Church. E. Delary Ave. Ent er pri se Bear Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A M E Church. Canaan Hgts. Casselberry Community United Methodist Church, Hwy. 17.12 a Piney Ridge Rd. Casselberry Christ United Methodist Church. Tucker Dr . Suniand Estates DeBary Community Methodist Church, W. Highbanks RI, DeBary First Unite d Methodist Church. 41* Park Ave First Methodist Church of Oviedo Forst Sove lherin M,thd,st Church, 1441 Sanford Ave Free Met hodist Church. 500 W 4th St Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Giace United Methodist Church. Airport Blvd Grant Chapel A.M B Church. Oviedo Oakerowe Methodist Church. Oviedo Osleen Methodist Church Paola Wesleyan Methodist , Nt. 44 W. at Paola St James A N E Illi at Cypress It Lutes M B Church of ram.ren City Inc . Beardall of f SR •( SI Mary's A.M E Church. St. RI Ill. Osteot, SI. Paul's Methodist Church. Osteen ii. Enlerpris, Stafford Memorial Church. S Delary Saniando Uniled Methodist Church. SR 434 and 1-4, LOIsgweod NAzsENE First Church of the Nasarene. 2511 Sanford Ave. Geneva Church of the Nazarene, $N. 44. Geneva Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene, Ill E. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mars LM. Mw.. -, . .,__ ..._ . ----- ...--. '-, u.00iu, wijsu. ICC011, Orange Bl,d. Loi%gwood Church of the Nazarene, Waymais4 Jesiup Aye, . . Upsala Community Presbyterian Church, Upiala oil. Westminster Presbyterian Church. Red Bug Rd., Cassalberry . •' Winter ii., SEVENTH.DAy ADVENTIST For est Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Chur ch, Hwy. 434. Forest Cit% " Seventh Day Adventist Church, Maittand Ave., Aitansenle Sags $anford Seventh-Day Adventist Church, PlO & Elm 'I Mars Hill SeveIstil.Day Adventist C,,,cIs,41lpjM$t,Unhed ,._u ij .11 OTHER CHURCHES Allen's A.M.I. Church. Olive & 12th. All Faith Clsapol, Clitsp Seminole, Wekiva Park Rd, BearilIl Avenue Holiness Chapel. Boardeil Ave. Chiuluota Community Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 7315 Park Ave. First Church if Christ, Scientist, 110 E. 3M St. Lake Monroe Chapel, Oroisge Blvd. Lake Monroe kingdom Nail of Jehovah's Witne,, take Moøree Unit. 1542W. Third Street First Bern Church of tile Living God. Midway I Fir"Cloora of Christ. Sciewhot. easain Blvd. ad Venus of Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle. Ridgewood Ave. lOft . Longwood PWBSBvTERIAN Ddtora Piesb,ts,,ln Cliwith. HøjLa,,a Ii,d., 6 Auslii, Ave. Deltena Lake Mary United Presbyterian Ch ur ch First Presbyterian Church. Oak Ave £ 3rd $t Firsl Presbyterian Church of DeBary, I Highland Con,enant Presbyterian Church, IllS S. Orlando Dr. $ t Andrews Preskylerian Church. III) Bear Lake Rd. St Marks Presbyterian Church. till Palm Springs Rd., Altamonte Springs Christian Assembly, a growing fellowship in the Altamonte Springs area, temporarily meets on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Quality Inn, Interstate-4 and State Road 434 with a ministry for the whole family. For information, call the pastor, Greg Rice at 869-9001, Back Yard Bible Clubs Beginning Monday, July 23, and continuing through Friday, July 27, a number of youth and adults of the First Baptist Church of Sanford local church will be providing leadership for neighborhood Back Yard Bible Clubs throughout the city. Two of these have been scheduled and will be in session at the following locations: Merle Edsall Residence, 1409 Mara Court, and David FarrResidence, 100 Larkwood Drive. Daily activitles are scheduled from 10:30 a.m. until noon. Children of gr des one through six in the vicinity of one of the clubs are Concert Concludes Crusade Eird Baptist Church, Sanford, will conclude an eight-day evangelistic crusade, "Venture '79," in the 7 p.m, service Su1ay with a sacred concert by the crusade soloist and music director, Lowell Lelstner. Iabther has been engaged in a full time evangelistic music MWAry for more than years, and prior to joining the Bill Penley Evangelistic Team, was associated with many of the other well-known evangelists of the United States. 'Life Of Paul' ' rps 35th opposite Seminole Nigh School) First Pentecostal Church of Lsngwood First Pe.slecostal Church of Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2714 Country Club Ml. Olive Holiness Church. Oak Hill Rd.. Ostoon Sanford Alliance Church, 1411 $ Park Ave. Sanford Bible Church, 1440 Sanford AvO. Sanford CenyeganaiotJeo.y.5i,,,, 5104W 11,11111 St. tise Salvatian Army, 711 W. 141k St. 1..fl Rolling NiUs Moravuan Church, SR 431. t.ong.,sad 1 ei' iedoen Moravian Church. 111 Tuscawilla Rd.. Winter United Church of Christ. Altallento Community Chapel. $pr Altamo.sto Springs Holy Trinity Church of God in Christ, 5554 Mangoystias Ave. The Full Goil church ft Out Lord Jesus Christ. Washington it. 'jtil 38 . Canaan City Wir.tzr Speias Caiiiasunily £,angei, S pr ings Elementary School Christian Assembly TdTT 4 PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Coagri,.&oi wiotor I 11 '/ ' ',. . . ' 11, ., ,L:'j _Pk l - -.014110, 4 : 'i,_. j* , r .,.,. F .~l . ~"""`~. . .S - f I .1~ "1.. - I -., 1% "" ~ " "%.se . '' . ,,,, 9" .~. (, , ,..".,I 1-4. I .. , A %, " -,.. _,' .. 61 i . 1 ______ . .. . . . . "' , / p ' ___________ __ .. .. '5 ' . 5- - - Pris i lla iOI US OJI has Chr ist an Dating Service i .. - 1 - - I'll ... ~:~.A, 4i... V.!?."o.. -I- .. ' Catholics Study .. . 'w . c . . .. " _~~' ,; Ak, . ! J, I , ''I lier , . So Fam'ipl'ie es In C 0 ris is '. B DAVID E. ANDERSON using tlii pi l l or other means of llnpiitt on the f illuh the pa per UPI Religionr%rittr birth control said, tst.rt.. increased divorce, '" 2W., U.S. Catholics ..iShOj)S, 111 1 NX Somi. Catholics have exthe growing practice (11 coiiahi. j \,,( .,4 'i,! preparation For next year's pressed the hope that tin. iiev. tatiors birth control and ibot to International Synod of Bishops 1tope, John Paul II along with tiomi Changes ill icOliolilte ' P, in Rome, are begInnIng an in the (UiSSdilh 01 (mu', iiiight structures, tiii cha nging role of / 1. I . . ., .. depth study of the crisis lacing cau4e (lie tti:a eh s, ic-evaluate and a decline in the' I the famul) in contunporar) Its stand on birth control and strength of the extended faniil Sixtit) other elements of human I hi. happiness of the. sshok In preparation for the nice- sixualit). of soutt is tunni tteet sitii the .. . ting, the Vatican has issued a The new (locwflent, however, welfare of the tansity the. I: 47-page discussion document, does not moderate that, stand Vatican iloewnent said. 'Light. iifl 'J Role of the Christian although it is meant' as a intist therefore he thrown hull:' .,Z* , . F'amily in the Modern World," discussion document for on liii' family's wipulialice In' . . _.t t .. . : which sunirnarizes Catholic bishops to comment on and it is society and society's (Juts 'flit' (suod News Quartet of Sanford will sing Su:i(tav, teaching on the faintly and likely that the birth control toward the family to GOSPEL enable it to .JuIv 29 at (be Lake Tonroe ( 'hutch of (lit !i,ai.(bl)(i outlines the religious arid question will be raised in the grow :uid rightly fulfill its ussi: QUARTET role." at the 10:15 a.m. service and at 2 pin, following theological situation of the bishops' replies. In tc'1a3 S k!___ -"'I'l l( .4 . st'cn'mal ' thiinf.'l 4)11 the gi Ohsl(k hit' Chur ch tnt ( 45TtTh if iIissed (hi rule ti Ilie S)nod, expected to Lt lo ve1itself poi'a ri lv at Wil son-Mon roe School, Urn n 9 So ciet y amiti secular SOCt1 convened by Pope John Paul 11 leads litisband an(I Structures should play in Boulevard, Paola. rlie group is t'oinposed of Ralph in the fall of 1980, could reopen procreate new human beings," issisttng family life. Foley, Victor I{iclihurg, Gary Beverly, I)avkl for Roman Catholics the ex- the' Vatican doe'uiiient said. Beverly, pianist-director; I)o,i Beverly, electric plosive question of birth control "Indeed," it added, "in becom-The Catholic church, it said, ' expects the civil power to and artificial contraception. ing parents, husband and wife bass and Alvin Beverly. LiOIiIZi protect and advance The Vatican docuxiicnt real- find a new way of union and of the true nature of Iliarriage and firms traditional Catholic tea- presence to one another." public , ching, most, recently expressed "If 'fear of having a cluld' is the family, tu piul,L.ct that today found aniong some morality and to favor dome.ait. ' bY PoPe Paul VI in 19G8, A pros artificial means of birth control peoples," the document asks, tUbU LlV55L'U Lilac mmmc's blameworthy" and not to "is (lint not due in part to a lack By ERIC L DARROW learn to laugh, yet never forget should work to transfoini tile of confidence in the goodness how to weep one who will reach be allowed, Sanford Alliance Church structures of society. I'aul's teaching set off a crisis and help of God?" into the future, yet never forget In the wake of the 203rd birthamong Catholics Roman Like both secular and other "Otherwise," the docwiicmit the past, day celebration of our troubled, throughout the world, religious observers, the Vatican uiMid said, "families will become tcit after these things are but tremendous, nation, and the especially in the United States document found the faintly in first victims of the evils that his, add, I pray, enough of a very recent heart-to-heart chat they will have watched idly and sense of humor, so that he may and Western European cowl- an 'indentity crisis." from our President concerning Among the contemporary with indifference," the studs always be serious, yet never tries, where large numiibers of the obstacles which are stantake himself too seriously. Give Catholic families were already trends and practices having an docwnen( said. ding in the way of life as we Win humility, so that he may used to know it, the awesome always remember the sini- ' Importance of the family unit in victory, America seems to take on even "Build me a son whose wish- plicity of true greatness, the more Importance to the future bone will not be where his back- open mind of true wisdom, the of all of us. Particularly im- bone should be; a son who will meekness of true strength. "Then, I his lather, will dare portant is the relationship of a know Thee -.and that to know Central Baptist Church of On Sunday evening, July 22 "Super Sundaes." The Junior father to his son. Sanford is planning a fun-filled after the evening service, 111gb and tue Seni(ir High will be himself is the foundation stone to whispers I have not lived in van. i'" Part of the spiritual legacy of knowledge. week of Bible study, recreation, "Super Sunday" will be competing for the best "Super that General Douglas "Lead him, I pray, not in the General MacArthur ap- and good food, July 23-21. For celebrated and the youth will Sundae," which will be judged MacArthur left to his son was a path of ease and comfort, but parently understood that the youth who have completed pre-register for "Super Daze". on over-all appeara'ice the prayer. The General wrote it under the stress and spur of building of a son like this can grades 7-12. "Super Daze" as it The teachers will be presenting creativity used in making it, during the desperate early days difficulties and challenge. Here come about only through is being called, will begin each a skit in which they will and the (cain work displayed. to the Pacific War: let bun learn to stand up in the supernatural help. This help Is evening at 6:30. represent a super hero. For transportation of further "Build me a son, 0 Lord, who storm; here let him learn available only when both father The young people will begin Everyone froin 'tarzan to information call the church will be strong enough to know compassion for those who fail. and son have a personal with a study entitled "Live The Superman will be there! office at 322-2914 or Sherrill when he is weak and brave Truth". They will investigate Following the skit, the young Thomas, the director, at 323. "Build me a son whose heart relationship with Jesus Christ enough to face himself when he will be clear, whose goal will be as well as to each other. And the Jesus' use of Parables, discern people will be making two 0819. Is afraid; one who will be proud high; a son who will master building of sons such as this is the truth in six parables, and and unbending In honest defeat, himself before he seeks to the only chance our nation has through response activities, relate those parables to their and humble and gentle in master other men; one who will for a brighter tomorrow, needs today. The next hour will , _________ Is . , A _____________ ________ . 4 _______________ 11 • - . . " .; ,.' ' .:. ''.. ________ , ' . '. . .. FathernoTonSon Prayer ,, Is .,,, .- .r: , - - tI Wv THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance By KEVIN GONZALEZ Prices are scheduled to rise to be a part-time model who design. In addition to routine MT. LAUREL, N.J. (NEA) queries like name, age, ad- about 30 percent soon to enable posed in the nude. "I'm going Priscilla Johnson was filling out dress, occupation and hobbies, Miss Johnson to hire an to write him a nice letter," says Miss Johnson carefully, "and a dating-service application there are several theologically assistant. Miss Johnson arranges the tell him that I don't think I can last November when she grew related questions. For example, appiicants dates based on five factors: appropriately match him." indignant at what she considered the sexual implications must rate the importance of religio us orientation; Miss Johnson's reputation as of one of its questions. Christianity to them on a scale education; occupation; age, a professional "cupid for marital status and racial Christ" has spread practically "I thought, 'Lord, why can't from one to 10. there be something for people A multiple-choice question preferences, and nuiiiber of from coast to coast. People who don't like that kind of thing, asks for the best definition of miles the party will travel to from as far away as California, Florida and Texas have consomething for Christians?' Jesus: prophet, moral man or meet a date. After culling her lists and tacted her seeking to establish she remembers. Savior and Lord? Other questions ask for making the selections, she then affiliates. "And that," she adds with a "What's my reaction to all snap of her fingers, "is when I favorite Christain activities as sends each person the name, well as testimony about how the address, telephone number, age this?" asks Miss Johnson with a got the idea." giggle. "Praise the Lord!" Miss Johnson's idea goes by person became a Christian in and occupation of the other. But there is one note of irony Miss Johnson explains that the name of Christians Are the first place. in this success: Miss Johnson degree in Preferred. She describes it as a At the bottom of the form's her college "Christ-centered dating service second page is a pledge. It psychology gives her an ad- does not use the service herself. where each couple is prayer- reads: ul will treat each vantage in her new enterprise. She says it is because she is "old-fashioned." fully matched." Christian date with respect and She previously was a social "1 feel that tiien are more She sees her agency as an honor that is due any brother- worker for a local cerebralpalsy center. comfortable if they take the alternative for Christians who sister in Christ." don't want to go to bars and "Getting people together is initiative in things like this," Fees are $10 for a threewhat she calls "disco dens" to month period during which social work of a different sort," she explains. "Some men might find partners. feel pressured because I'm the anywhere from three to 10 dates She says. But that doesn't mean she can president of the organization. MISS Johnson responds to the will be arranged. Prices are $15 "But ['Ili not anxious about it well over 1,000 inquiries she has for six months' membership help everybody. received about her southern with six to 20 dates and $30 lot' a One inquiry about her service at all. The Lad knows the right New Jersey agency with an year's membership with 12 to 35 came from an interested but timing for things like this and I application form of her own dates. non-Christian man who claimed trust him." , be accompanied by his wife Carol a con cert violinist. 'Me Torres family will also lead the 11 a.m. worship service on Sat urday sharing their transition from rock to the ministry. There is no charge and the public is invited. !4 t .,ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, FIa. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Cl'i'ents Are Prayerfully Matched 29 Methodist Youth .5 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible 'Cupid For Christ' 11 Travel To Junaluska Sunday, July 22, 1979-SB New members will be received Sunday at the 11a.m. service at Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. Anqlher episode In "The Life of Paul" film series will be preiented Sunday at the 7 p.m. service. L... ................ Super Da z e Sched u led Youths On Baptist Miss ion C) raI C ets Ba cic To Ba s jCS be spent in a study of their own Two children of Arthur and Cherokee Indian Reservation in choosing. Included will be: "A Ruth Metcalf of Oviedo will be North Carolina. A freshmanit" Look At Non-Christian involved in mission work with Oviedo 111gb School, Marilyn,.' Religions", "Hel I Have a Southern Baptist this summer. will be doing puppet uhinistry Decision to Make, "Man in Gary Metcalf, a 1976 and teaching Bible clubs With, Demand" and a"Christian. graduate of Oviedo High the CHIPS group from the First Mini-Charm-Course." School, Is in Manhattan, N.Y. Butist Church of Oviedo. The highlight of the week will all summer working at the or Television evangelist Oral message has never changed; Roberts, the first to combine only our methods as we ID" show business techniques, big terpret God's direction for our name entertainers and old-time work, At this time in our religion on television in 1969, history, we feel a strong urging be a seminar on "Rock-N-Boll Graffiti Ministry Center. He is CHIPS (Christian Happiness in has announced a new thrust for to lead people back to the Christianity" taught by Craig under appointment by the Puppet Servicej will Lie. his top-rated weekly series, teachings of the Bible, and we iiØ Marlatt on 'thursday and Home Mission Board of the ministering in Monroe, Ga. ami4, ral Roberts and You," airs have a powerful vehicle Friday evenings. Craig is an ex- Southemn Baptist Convention. at the KOA Campground on the. , on WFTV, Channel 9, Sundays available to us through our con, who found the Lord while I. Indian at 8:30 a.m. Reservation television ministry, (11 His main work is with Cherokee, N. C. in prison He played the guitar iiThere cornea a time when "Our growth these past 10 and sang in a rock band and juveniles from the streets of I years has shown us that it was the glitter and glamour pall, was a drug addict for many New York, Last winter he was the right move for the time. and the hearts of people can years. He is now a Minister of sent on a two-week mission trip Since then many other bed be reached and comforted " Music for the prison ministries, to Minnesota from the Baptist television ministries have by a simple knowing that God's "Super Daze" is not all study- student Union of North Texas begunusing our strategy and Word speaks to them perGetting oil out of rock.' / there'll be plenty of food and State University. Prior to ORAL ROBERTh there has been a great sonafly. I believe that time is recreation each evening too. leaving fur college Gary served dates back to the tlilui.' if groundswell in religious now, and that will be the new tcrpret the mestnlngof the Biblc Frisbee softball, a make-your- as youth week pastor at the Moses,butgeologistsaren" nwntiozied in the Bible. broadcasting in this country," direction for this TV ministry in for our listeners and showing own-pi party, swimming, First Baptist Church of OVftdC Roberts said. weeks to come. them how it relates to their "So the Lord alone (Ed scavenger hunts, stunts and "However, the Oral Roberts and he made him' "On August 5, we will begin problems today. We believe It is skits are Just a few of the acHis younger sister, Marilyn, lead him to suck honey out of the roek ministry has never been our walk through the Bible God's direction for us at thiS tivlties that will be Included, will be participating next and oil out of (hi' Iltrity.' married to any method. Our trying to illuminate and in. time," Roberts said month In a tutsahon trip to the rock." Deut. 32: 12-13. ' t,.\ ' ' I .. ' Beth-Am Coffees 'The latest in a series of welcome coffees for CongregationBeth-Am, will be held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lrvtpg Gussow, 1003 Terry Drive, Altamonte Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smerllson of 315 Heather Drive, Longwood, will hod a coffee at 8 pin., July 29, at their home. Information regarding the High Holy Day services, religious bership will be available. For further inacaoI and u formation call 862-1891. THOUGHTS` ... - . J-4 . I I.' , 'p. -' 0 - - ;?':1' ; - •1 , , I * 1ps-sies P "i 1' S: -- --:- ' "TT .....: .......2.t. ' J.WJ..4..o1#., . JSv.r.árWJ...1t.05 , 'A , '' ,,, ,, - - ' - - - T-"- '- : ..... - , . -" r, -.. . 9. . . ... .-- - -.• -. - . - . .-'. -: .. ...-..., -- �611—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOPIDIE ri4E E 'S TtXJ Ti'!' (Aj,9 (I'S - (CHICKEN 5OtJP' f WITH Sunday, July 22.? 4T N TUE -Il.1AT ThE PlEtlpElIT GUIçELINES UAVE 70 GUIELIt'JE4 : NT'S by Chic Young __________________________ IT ONLY(CONTAINS 'U' SEVEN PECE,4T ] CWICKEN 4 CO ,IIfl4 C(IICKEN , 9 - - 1 2' - -- _____ 1- . - / . 47 Ideal gas condition 1 Grasshopper's (abbr) cousin 50 Waiter at a 7 City [Sp.) drive-in 13 British insurer 52 Roman orator 55 Bird 14 Decorated 56 Fill with love 15 Most aged 57 Advised 16 Scoops 58 Text of a play 17 Mao. ! _ -•--' - ACROSS ' ' -- - •- lung DOWN 18 Uprising 20 Sketch 21 Spiney 24 Wilson's thrush 27 Bluegrass -- •'' - _______ ________ A LITTLE AND A F THIS THAT 36 Indian coin _____ HI I t. I 0 EVENING _ _ LO MO For Sunday, July 22, 1979 - I about through your willingness c YOUR BIRTHDAY. toforve and forget. July22 1978 Contlons will be ripe for you SAG1ARS (Nov. 23Déc tWs coming year to make some and constructive 21) Joint ventures are a very positive _____ ___ opposite _____ _____ changes in your basic life style. 43 Native of 5 Dentist's 23 Lived degree (abbr) 24 Blue-white 6 Star (prefix) star in lyre 7 Settlement 25 Deserve 8 Angry 26 Eire 9 Conjunction 29 Director Several personal desires Dundee 44 Hindu garment 45 Jaunt 47 Half (prefix) today in instances where it 30 Chess piece 49 Harbor city 11 Egyptian sun 31 Being (Lai) 5 1 Flight 33 Flower holder 53 Incorporated disk (abbr.) (abbr) 37 Stacked 12 Lectern 46 Italian house 19 Irritate 38 Commercials 54 Sedan - I1& tHE BORN LOSER C . IF - WEREMGM-WFO Be P.. rrg — — 23 121 22 — —. _______________________ 24 25 26 27 28 29 1 J/¼s — _35 _— — — — I — I 39 GH JAS 40 41 &4~ 7-2.1 44 y Bob Montana 45 TOMORROW? 55 VON,Ov.# ARCHIE? 52 1 - - - 53 154 — — 58 — 57 '7 (THY 47 '48 T' - so I WANTED A ASK ME, YES 142 46 1 YOU ASK I I — ARCHIE I — — — — 58 I — . - 'I. '.. I WIN ,,, Al NORTH7.21-A VV , 4 K Q2 V AK7 6 5 CV41X)RMEMeER -p-4E1 FIVE 5UCI~Z I LEUT ft 17 __ Kill • A 86 __________ Schneider by wea,lb LIKEID T _ ____________ WEST Crackers" (t930 ) The Marx ) ---- - 1 ii I ALWAYS 0- *jp To -TH eE CONSIDERATE OF WHO DEPEND US HO5E LESS ItRTLJ4A THAN WE - _____ byAlVermeer "-WE SHOULD BE EVER-HELPFUL IN THEIR PAY-1O-PAY LIVES AND LCIVINe without fleas could say that! 0 0 0 Q I - 0 'I . .0 su , 130GS BUNNY PPLICATION p ___ LTI1'UPE _ CORRECT PIECE INTO EACH HOLE WHILE I TIME YOL) * ..LIKE 5' CWPETHI5 by . C 'lot) PL.ACE THE 10 I I' . ______ jJnmr,p / ' . Helmdahl THAT I41gr4N... \\ LET' GET IN ME- _____ bo , - ' 111 ING , ' rHI.' & ZL.ITNALr"J • ' Stoffel I ,*__•,.,,S. 72-I smarts as well. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Jack Cole loins an aerial circus in an effort to expose it as a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your material prospects look Today you may have an o very encouraging today, exce front for a heroin smuggling 0 LOVE _SPIDER-MAN YOU'RE ON, BOSS $R4VEN MAN' E N4TI RUSHES _______ _ JoD YOUR BIRTHDAY showed out and South's grand slam had been sunk Situations that you either inaugurate or personally July23 1979 e buU by the horns likely to have far-reaching and bBobThaves ARE F a6MArp___________________________ RFSTIA" ftAVER ' ' FSRT. I MUST /,iIK ThE NLE flo ________ A aw. I - - ThAT 4VE5 ME MY SPEED"- my STEAI.THj :p '' - ______ — ' .4t Y-- LET . ThE IVORe5 :.-: ,,-- ____ '' . ' (I I __ TWv-s, ZOONIES JI 111Y IØCKP 1H1 ./ / _ . __________________ ,1_ / - - ' - - _________________________ _ ______ ______ ________ _____ . - People, an organization dodicated to ending the strife in Northern Ireland, is examined. (R) ED FLORIDA REPORT 1.O PACERS o CONSUMER BUYUNE Q MORAL ISSUES MOVIE "Spartacus" (C) -- H a ,. I • • -a.; . aw ton and Scott LeDoux from *hc oration mile run from Oslo. Norway. 0 CBS SPORTS SPECIAL World Speedway Team Charn plonships from Reading, England: World Dart Championship from London, England: Mr. Universe compotition from Acapulco: National Tractor Pulling Championships from Bowling Green, Ohio, World Professional Skateboard Championships from Carson, California. 0BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 4:30 0 WIDE WORLDOFSPORTS A special performance by the __ U.S.S.R. gymnastics Heftier to give up on his philan- daring wife and introduces him to a wealthy friend of Edith's (B) 0 SALVAGE I The Salvage crew encounter a deadly spaci- at meteor shower while trying tits Inimitable style to perlor- n3anc t "b.:'-" 1i' Karid or / Ebb. '' , Pt'aplo" by Randy Newman, and songs by Cy Coleman arid George M Coban Ing Championships from Ann is offered Me career 8:30 ü ONE DAY AT A TIME opportunity of a lifiimo but questions the price of success i'" Crtal Lie Sutton arid Eli ir ovich. on wtrisi' uses th bmovie "Norma Halt— was t'.-ii ''C- 11.11' TEIRIYAKI KABOB BROILED CHICKEN 595 1 Uf "kr 11.14f " , I&"4'i' ased CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MOSES. THE LAWGIVER The Israelites ovf"corn' lh,.'ir FLORIDA RED SNAPPER HAWAIIAN HAM l.sl perils anll enter the Promised Land, but lose their th 595 D'i"m 'i on twt1r, leader Moses who sees his task is over and leaves them on lb,' n (Part 6 of 61(R) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Tilt) Key Of The Door" Eliza- SEAFOOD PLATTER ..., '..' 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IVP%AWAAJ SWK fishing, lxmting, ruarvelous food and drink, luxurious accommodations and courteous staff. package. (Also available on golf, tennis, honeymoon packages.j For rese'ations, call your travel agent, your nearest I.Rl Office or Sandpiper Bay at (3051334-44(X), •\NDDI1IDIW IL Rer,on at Port St. Luck', Florida A (neraI Develoj)nlx'nrt R)ri - '''II.,.., to recover a gold-encased satellite (Part 2 o 2)(R) ED EVENING AT POPS The featuring Nellie Kim and Nicolai Andrianov, from San Diego, Caiilocnla: European WeightliltVarna. Bulgaria; Hawaiian Mastera Surfing from Oahu, Hawaii. I SING[[ " ,. 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie convinces Barney •'.w,' i 195 10:00 the man's criminal intentions (B) " BEEF ALA DEUTSCH e95 LIVER AND ONIONS (12 1 1111 PRIME TIME SUNDAY Chris Wallace Speaks with rornanilcally involved will a charming rogue, unaware of Delukeilccommodationsinstiitt.swtth $ Pis. VigikkMAbispaUw' SANFOID a posh island resort becomes Package Includes: Chkim !. _______ nried Forlowe . ICKEN 95 ::' Berger presents a national per- Di,.,' 0 BLACK AWARENESS ALL YOU CAN ' • - Spriggs and Keith Michell are featured in a new television 0 DIRECTIONS The work of the Community Of Peace - 1'e "9 involved in an elaborate plan to steal negotiable securities (R) INFLATION "The Sky's The LimIt" Moderator Marilyn ALMANDINE 495 (2) al MEET THE PRE88 I ____________________________ by Craig Lsgg.n with a beautiful woman THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Julius Caesar" Charles Gray, Richard Pasco, David Colhings, Elizabeth 1200 Cdj MOVIE "The Silencers" (C) (1966) Dean Martin, Stella Stevens. A semi-retired spy Is assigned the task of trailing a defector and preventing him from disclosing top-secret Information. (2 Hrs.) 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (12) INTERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Coffee, Tenants' Rights. Car Leasing" (R) 12:30 4. i , AFTERNOON SUNDAY NiGI'IT I 0 HARDY BOYS Joe is shocked when Frank runs away with a big-time bookie (2 Hits 2 Ii. (4J 0 60 MINUTES a wealthy horse brooder becomes romantically involved • FILET OF SOLE 125 macro- 11:30 @)0 FACETHENATION ED BIG BLUE MARBLE CH - - - doing yoga and eating __ __ ': $. 0 MOVIE "Saratoga" (8/W) (1937) Clark Gable, Joan 250 CHOPPED SIRLOIN 3, itfl) - ii' sii 95 ISO blolic FAMILY STYLE ________ ____________________ _______ ____ __________________ ___________________ I- - . and roommate, a giant St Bernard, is also a kheptomani. ac (Part lot 2)(R) un Soup . Joy' I,inth Onon Soup N.* E ngland Ci,.m CP,o*cI., brings a priest to counsel Car- I PtJNtJO.,. I POZP MY - men and Joe after they start '... ________ A_.. LIM W= PASSIN'I - Parks) and a Comedy writer . . tor-borne traffic reporter (Dwayne Hickman) discovers that his new on-the-lob paltrier carefree youth. (2Hrs) EXTRA NIGhT it)OUBt[i ,) _ _ 6iINS, O1NP ATI%EI OFF WI'1IL M( HOLE 6OTM OM (NOffSEI 0 t1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ) Q(J PASA, U.S.A.? Adela FRIED " by T. K. Ryan AMJ$HEP Y ;. ________ _______ 0 THE LAW AND YOU China, (R) 0 FANTASY ISLAND An Snvfllld (Toni Tennille) meets - —w 11:00 @)AGRONSKY AND COMPANY lI\ ________ OITFrI CH$øpI I WLJZ TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 FOROURTIMES 0 KIDSWORLD -' ____ HY "i"100 MY Miss Dove" (C) (1955) Jennifer stakes, marathon poker game aboard Supertrain begins substituting counterfeit money for ___________________________ ___________________ T MBLEWEEDS 10:30 MOVIE "Good Morning, of a generation of New England . (T (It WORLD OF DISNEY ''My Dog, The Thiel" A hellcop- successful businessman gives up everythirg to return to his Coverage of Part II of the :. I 1 CD ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) by StanLeeandJohnRomita', ,AJ MY 7:00 (3 MOVIE "I'll Never Forget What's 'Is Name" (C) (1968) 295 7 9, SP.nip n,'s clause in George's will, She almost gives trim CrisP to (iSO San Diego Sports Arena, International Amateur Athletic Fed- (1) al SUPERTRAIN One of her convict pen.pal (Michael and straighten things out. Find .rottlising potential. Use your. to the beautiful Nicolet Forest APPEWERS 9:30 0 THE JEFFERSONS Wlin Louise finds out about a Mae West, A woman searches for a rich husband but gets Jones, Robert Stack. A stern schoolmarm changes the lives Symphony's historic tour of Mexico to find an experimental flying saucer and retrieve it from the enemy (2Hrs) PHONE 323.5383 DOWNTOWN SANFORD , ci ç odd request from his dr,lrld. mother (H) ____________________ tif14 __________________ • ' '.'—. STUDIO SEE Visits a kids' rodeo, a girl who trains dolphins and mural artist Blue Sky. - o CBS REPORTS "The Boston Goes To China" Ed Bradley reports on the Boston swim from the ocean to their breeding grounds up river ) WILD KINGDOM "Return Of The Pine Marten" Marlin returns these furry carnivores 2:00 @ MOVIE "The Arnbushers" (C) (1967) Dean Martin, Serita 8:00 (.fl1) NBC MOVIE "Pleasure Cove" (1979) Tom Jones, Conrue Forslund A staff member at "A Love Life" 1955 finds Cam- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ornpire Claudius receives aft are stranded In their attempt to 4:00 ) () SPORTSWORLD Live coverage of a 10-round heavyweight bout between Ken Nor- Dennis Cole; "Love Me, Love My Dog" Gone Rayburn, Fannie Flagg (R) THE GLITTERING PRIZES ners and looking to the luture. 10:00 Of The Sea Cows" Sea cows Portfolio Service. Kidder. Pea. body & Company Inc. (R) belc,'n her Sanity •lrmd fit', reiitionary friends 10:00 vantageously. CBS NEWS O3O MINUTES 0 WILD KINGDOM "Return spoctive on intlation in this pro. gram originating from several American cities Little Rich Girl" Maren Jensen, their careers, swapping part- "Uncertain Market Options 6:30 NEWS production of Shakespeare's classic. bandit, (11/2 Hrs.) Decision" Debbie Allen; "Poor you will retaln and use ad- 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 UNTAMED WORLD WALL STREET WEEK Gastneau manager, Options 119 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. against the town's pfivate any Ql MASTERPIECE THEATRE , Claudius Queen Of H eav en'' Tiberius disappoints Pie aging Livia with his treasonous reign. white Sciarrur; maintains the real power in the Gary RES TA LTRA]VT AND SHOW LOUIVGE 'i when two soldiers borrow a lark and wage a comic war MISTER ROGERS (R) 930 (J GOSPEL SINGING JUBI.. LEE 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Q MOVIE "My Little Chicka- mixed up wih a masked BOAT "The out more about yourself by si arts in the deals you put (Fred Grandy) gets a shot at Dealer: North tricks would be six aro . together. the big time. (R) ce -ki ng ace-kingofhearts,cjujnjny's - West North East South Graph L"tr,.Mail $1 fr-A'2.b_. --'- " •'-'' 'WTh heart, '..ce-'king of'diaI' t"L%S 14 to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) monds, a diamond raft and C[) CD NEWS PuS 34' PuS 4 the ace of clubs, Radio City Station, NY. 10019. There should be some very ti) MONTY PYTHON8 FLYPass 4 NT Pass Had hearts broken 5-2 Be sure to specify birth time. interesting developments in ING CIRCUS Pass , South would still have been Pass your work or career today. 11:30 able to try for a 3-2 diamond VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Things could occur to help you (2) ED SATURDAY NIGHT break. LIVE Host: Cicely Tyson. Something beneficial which zet that raise or promotion, ' ' Opening lead: 4'J GJests: The Talking Heads. (B) may not be immediately AsicthiUxsr 0 MOVIE "Stalag 17" (8/W) evident Is going on behind the ARIES (March 21-April 19) (7953) William Holden, Otto es for you. You could soon Heed urges that instruct you t' You hold: Prminger. U.S. soldiers beat a 7.21-B By Oswald Jacoby experience a happy surprise, reorganize yo ur affairs on a , tough sergeant suspected of • K J 84 and Alan Sontag AKJ7 being a spy. (2 HrS. 20 Mins.) more productive basis. This ' 0 MOVIE "My Foolish (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be goof day to put things in order, K 94 3 hopeful today and don't be Heart" (81W) (1950) Dana There is a special bridge TAURUS (April 20-May ' Andrews, Susan Hayward. A afraid to think big. Your logic Important matters that must be utimatiam that causes the pregnant young woman finds declarer to look so hard at and optimism are a winning finaflzerj should be given to A Carolina reader herself in despair when her sotPart of a hand that he falls to what openi ng bid we recom- combination that will help you priority today. Conditions favor dier lover is killed during the consider all possibilities. get what you want. you to press for closings, war. (2 Hrs.) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This iseasy. Open one South studied the spade 1:00 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) You're likely to feel very COMEDY SHOP and diamond suits very club. This nuilm It IeW for You are now entering a cycle Imaginative and creative carefu lly. He finally con- you to rebid, 0MOVIE "Pretty Poison" where you will have op- today. C eluded that he should play , (C) (1968) Anthony Perkins, hances are you could Tuesday Weld. An ex-convict two rounds of trumps before the (Do experts? Wrtt. "ASk the you have a question for portunities to enhance your come Uj) With some bright and going after diamonds. returns to prison after a brief status and popularity. Work in profitable ideas. Use them jaunt as an imaginary CIA Experts," care of tIis harmony with the good things wisely. per. Individual Questions will gent.(I Hr. 50 Mins.) a that should be coining your He discarded one diamond be answerer if . d accompanied . way, 1'30 on dummy's ace of clubs by stamped, Self-addressed CANCER (June 21-July 22) MOVIE "Crack In The ed dummy's queen 01 envepes, The most Interest. Be alert today for OI)I)Ortufllties pa, led a second trUmp ing questions II be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. that could add to your Mirror" (B/W) (1960) Orson used In to his 10 and relaxed when This column and will fcive 21) This is a good day to acquire resources. Wels, Juliette Greco. Three Somthing rather both opponents followed. comes JACOB V MODERN,) high-society lawyers lead lives knowledge that can be put to unexpect Then he led a diamond to ed may develop, so be NEWw4Ut 1rE1wIu Am.) somewhat parallel to their cliprofitable ends, What you learn ready. ents of the lower class. (1 Hr. 45 Mini.) ___ F_ANKANDERNEST 0BIGFOOT AND WILDBOY ORAL ROBERTS operation, (R) up in areas where you may be dummy's king and a second diamond to his ace. East would make. South's 13 __________________________ 41d '7rwfj t 0 ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 ARCHIE CAMPBELL fl SUNDAY MORNING CD(U)SWORD OF JUSTICE For Monday, July 23, 1979 ruff and the grand slam Vulnerable; Neither '- MOVIE MACHINE Brothers, Lillian Roth, A socialIto family's party for two celebrities is hilariously disrupted by two bumbling musicians and control will have good chances In direct means you may be for success this comin sary loss. South had falled to Utilize g year. touted on to something coma your leadership , see the extra chance that merciWly If your qualities to the fullest. dummy's fifth heart gave source in reliable, explore It him. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You further. Once trumps broke, South may not have been overly should have played ace, king Impressed lately With the Way AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) and then ruff a small heart another has been handling Agreements or partnership from dummy. Back to dummy with the king of matters for you. It's time for arrangements made today are •96 Q 1094 • 431095 • K Q 743 SOUTH A 111754 '3 0 7-21 MARLO AND THE MAGIC NEWS Independent Nation?" (RI Harlow. The sultry daughter of 8'30 without a trace. It had been an unneces- EAST - $3 J 82 . Q ios 2 IT UrriE VJ4ILE ________________ ____________________ PISCILLA'SPOP ___________________ _________________ OU)REXHUMBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE CD SESAME STREET (R) between an army base and neighboring town turns hot Commonwealth, A State. Or An lion (2 1/2 FIrs) Orson Wailes, Oliver Reed, A @ OF WOMEN AND MEN bridge classmates planning I ______ 8:00 SUNDAY MASS 0 CBS MOVIE "Animal _______ EEK & MEEK 0PICTURE OF HEALTH being destroyed by dirt-bikers. an insulting guest of honor. BRIDGE cIJ A.M.E. HOUR () SUNDAY MORNING O FAITH FOR TODAY Games (1970) flru,n Keith Tony Curtis The cold war CD THE ADVOCATES "Snotild Puerto RICO Be A Berger. Malt Helm is sent td 8:00 ()(l CHIPS Ponch and Jon volunteer for a pilot trail bike team to patrol a hillside area bit unstable. It could come gambles. Practice prudence. f '-'(' MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. lION 112 JERRY FALWELL . Kaiserslautern (Ill 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA The crew of the Galactica are atracted by an alien's mysterious powers and his promise of an end to their search for Earth (Part I of 2)(R) 900 shore GMARLO AND THE MAGIC Johnny Duncan Janie Fricke Johnny GImble. '0 LAWRENCE WELK "Bob Hope Tribute" SOCCER MADE IN GER. -MANY Fortuna Dusseldorf vs. rather than injecting subjects smoothed over quickly. Play portunity to SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM G Q) HEE HAW Guests: F-TROOP 00 -TB it a children's theater produclion. Alice gets faint praise but Vera gets rave reviews (R ) 'War 0 ABC MOVIE 6:00 ( 1fl 9:00 EVENING cause of the Mexican Revolu- And Strategies" TS COMPANY ves"xr Stallono. a relationship that has been a tempted to take unwarranted 4 BUNNY / ROAD that may be of a business or the peacemaker role. commercial nature. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be your own person today when Something rather unusual, as it comes to making important well as unexpected, could pop decisions, Seek wise counsel 11 Keep alert and on your toes, 6:30 (Ij CHURCH SERVICE (1968) Vut Brynner. Robert Mitchum An aviator teams up with Pancho Villa to further the 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:00 , (1) CANDID CAMERA QD THE MUPPETS Guest: Syl. low gear. 1 MOVIE "Villa Rides" (C) 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 112 AFTER HOURS 7:30 up to&y to prove profitable. necessary, but use your own — — BUGS RUNNER 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 8:45 7:00 THE GONG SHOW amazing ARIES(March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) Early in the day you may CX Keep encounters with friends perience some minor domestic on a purely social plane today, disturbances, but they can be 33 — — 1. PIt,")t) Y and uncover. 30 31 _ 32 J aP 'i'OUR FATHER ' , ingenious and amazingly another today where your goals '- ci Sunday, July 22, 4)0 ALICE After appearing 5:30 () BONANZA 130 0 LIVING WORD ble to proseculion because of a it expecting LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Hunches could play a very At social gathering today, be a helpful role in problem solving mixer, rather than a sideline for you today. Flashes of in. sitter. New friends can be won, spiration might produce an- provided you give them the swers your reasoning falls to opportunity to know you. 16 ______________________________________________________ 17 _18 _19 _20 i MOM' IS IT OKAY IF I MOW THE LAWN birth time. 14 4 15 byArtSansom M.I wounded Jill Danko is not ha. Be sure to 13 A U ROOKIES The man who Box 489 Radio City Station, ingenious _ 4/ promising area today, provided not ______ FLORIDA'S WATCHING neither you nor are terpart really matters. 14 compassion take precedence over your are in harmony, it could hO logic. Learn more about a winning combination. yourself by sending for your new Astro-Graph Letter which AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) begins with your birthday. Mail Even though you may be a slow $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. starter today, you'll be quite •o A BETTER WAY 0 CBS NEWS ONEWS your coun- 5:00 FIRING LINE 'The Energy Crisis' Guest Senator Howard Motzenbaum(D -Ohio) REVIEW (R) 6:00 6:30 f (1960) Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, A gladiator escapes from slavery to challenge the strength of Imperial Rome and becomes a symbol of freedom (3 Hrs) WASHINGTON WEEK IN AMERICANS (June 21-July 22) unrealistic returns. Let Your head rule your head th CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. dealthg with those you love 19) Be wary of involving 40 Obelisk 43 Fast aircraft 1 could be fulfilled. CANCER 48 Too much (Fr,) Preminger MORNING 8:00 CE coo12 NEWS A t. 1ARI I P I 0 _1 _T _SM A _K _T A I _1 _E ___ _________________ IJjgya 5 0 N K _IA NATE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 NEWS ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL E1 SI N E a_ 0 K 37 Laugh syllable io Spanish 39 Stir the fire painter J is co ply OF THIS AND NOT MUCH LITTLE OF ____ S [ ol HOROSCOPE 10 U I H A N 0 L ______ ________ ______ ________ TOO - Ii AT I R ______ 32 Having auricles 33 Quashes 34 Complain 35 Voices byMortWalker ____ 1 Coagulate i _v_I D _I _A a i _I _N 2 Infirmities ISLIM L _T _I _ 0_N 3 System of signals 21 Surgical saw 41 French school 4 Affirmative re- 22 Jekyll's 42 Shoe fastener 28 Eroded E E TL E BAILEY TONIGHT'S TV Answer to Prpvir, Puzzle CHURCH'S FRIED CHICKEN SANFORD, FLA. 32771 STORE NO. $74 PHONE 323-1$33 c ID. -. oma I ___ Ike, ftiI ' I �,I. SB--EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' . Sunday, July 22, 1979 A MATTER OF RECORD rOI1IGI1T's 1\I 11:00 NEWS (2) (4) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS a Legal Notice ________________________________ - , Odondo Seminole PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Seminole County Housing Authority, Sanford, Florida at the Engineer's Office in Sanford, Florida, until 2 p.m. local time on July 27, 1919, for the Renovation of . HOURS € JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD(THU) THE LONG SEARCH(FRI) of different instruments 11:30 (I) NBC LATE MOVIE "King" 930 THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE OF ANDREW YOUNG (WED) (1978) Paul Winfield, Cicaly Tyson Young MartIn Luther King Jr. returns to his Southern home from a northern school and begins attracting national attention with his civil rights activisim. (Part lof3)(R) 9:55 () UPBEAT (12) (12) HAWAII F1VE-O McGarrett uses handwriting analysis to find the person who is writing a 0 JUKEBOX 10:30 (14) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) Guests: Georgie Fame, Russ Ballard, Albert Hammond, Ronnie Lane, (12) AFTER HOURS 10:55 0 CBS NEWS ______________________________ 11:00 2)02) HIGH ROLLERS @0THEPRICEI8RIGHT 0 LAVERNE&SHIRLEV(R) *) HODGEPODGE LODGE MORNING 5:00 OTHE FBI 11:30 C2)02)WHEELOFFORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS(R) 5:30 OSUMMERSEMESTER 5:53 (12) P11. CLUB AFTERNOON 12:00 IPASSWORDPLUS .6:00 (12JEARLYDAY O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 625 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, FPJ) (2INASHVILLEONTHEROAD (2) (WED) (THU) 845 AM. WEATHER OTHE 1:30 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS €1) CONSUMER SURVIVAL Kff(TU ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) 7:00 (12) TODAY @ 0 MONDAY MORNING (1.10ff) @30 TUESDAY MORNING 2:00 DOCTORS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT ED PHOTOGRAPHY.,. HERE'S HOW (MON) ED ERICA (TUE) GOOD............ 7:30 (2) 1" - ..-_ -------- 0000 (12) NEWS CJ (12) 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI S..GONG 9u... ,,- -. 02)GUNSMOKE UUAS, YOGA 900 (2) (1) DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS bearded his lit fun," create but them - -. 4-PerSOnals -.-----. - - DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS &00 (21)THEBRADYBUNCH OTHE00000UPLE ED MISTER ROGER8(R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0HOGAN'S HEROES on up _________ _____ __ Florida Construction Report 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd Winter Park, Florida 32792 _ - NOTICE UNDER FICYITIOUI NAME STATUTE. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Creative Expressions 3326617 PROSPOSAL GUARANTY Each Proposal shall be ac- _____________________________ companled by a certified check or an acceptable form of Proposal Guaranty in an amount equal to at least five (5) percent of the amount steen-Modern 1 BR Apt. Adults ______________________ $150 mo. Schuren Realty, Realtor. 631.1311. 18—Ilp Wanted ______ AVON _____________________________ pei-ty 36—Resort Pro ____________ - Convenient 2 BR Fenced, Air & Heat w.wcarpet.322.1462 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad nth!HeraId322.?bllor 831.9993. - .. -.. - - INVESTMENT DUPLEX (2) 2.BR Apts. furnished & rented. ,hst 171,900 with $5,000 down. Owner will hold. 3)A—ipiexes BR Apt. ww carpet, air, with carport& enclosed porch. Adults only, no pets. Security, 323-7539. Sales Il—Apartments Furnished ' ' ' , ., It Nowl - - BR. fully turn., including pans, dishes, silver, linens, TV & all utIlities. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village. 323 2920. - 2llOSanfordAve. 322-7972 __________________________ -__._...._........ 41—Houses * FLASH! FLASH! Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to Shopping. NOW Only $24,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This. '. ' . Contract. __________________________ ______ ______ ' _____ ____ . ______ ________ ______________________ ________________________ .... - ,..,....".......... sn'w; -._________ ' ' ' - • a -. . MRS. ANNA I. MOORE NEWMAN 107 Parker Street Tampa, Florida, 33401 Respondanl.Husa. NOTICIOFACTION TO: DAN ALBERT EDWARDS Address Unknown _____ dustrles, Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl, 32111. Att: Ms. Taylor. Equal Opportunity Employer. - Apply In person Sanford Nursing I. Cony. Home 850 Meilonville against I I I I FAMOUSP.ECIPE'STHRWTPAK I -mrl Ms. Rooper will be at the Holidby:. Inn, 530 N. Palmetto Ave., Mon. & Tues., July 72 124 from 11.4 P.M., to interview to complete "Sun Magic" staff with Gent. stone Enterprises, Excellent' starting salary after 2 wk. . paid on lob tralnin TransportatIon furnished. May OVER, ________________________ ________ Legal Notice .' ________ -. Tractor Trailer Drivers to haul with an expanding company. - NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners SeminoisCounty,Florida,intendeto holdapubllchearingtgconsiderthe tltled company benefits. Must be 16.7 single & must be able to travel. If accepted must be able to stai-t'.. Immediately. No phone calls! Must have at least 2 years ex peri.nce 8. be at least 34 yea'r( old. Both local & long haul - - 1350 Sheeter Rd., Apopka. ($00) 432.490. ..' O* COMPARE THESE FEATURES: • MOBILE HOMES AT COST A MONTH FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES ICIlY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED •AQULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS . ' TOTHE UNEMPLOYED ;' - •:. TO THE UNDER EMPLOYED: TO THE MIS EMPLOYED :" TO THE DEL42 _____ _______ S1E I\J S[f() [\/ Needs repair. 2 I. $15,100. Older 2 story 12. secluded area. 1.42.000. BATEMAN REALTY I bath home n CC. Manor! Super for Starter home! C H&A, w w Carpet, porch, fenced yard & Morel A buy for $29,500! ' OLD COUNTRY HOMESTEAD S BR, screened porches, high wooded 6 acres, 100 ft I'hs'y frontage. 159.900. BEAUTIFUL I BR 2 bath home on over 2 acres! C H&A, w.w carpet, Fla. Pm., split BR plan, eat In kIt. patIo 8. GoodIes Galore! Wow, lust $65,000! RRIAGE COVE -..: ' SR-4 2 Ml. E. of Il-fl SANFORD MON..SUp4. :0O AM. 5:00P.M. 323. Many Exlrasf Yours for $91,500! FANTASTIC immaculate 7 BR 1 bath home In C.C. Manor w eat n kit., Fla. Rm., porch, com pletelyfencedwfurn.neg.l app OVER EMPLOYED':: RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY, FEES WITH CLERK OF Heivy typing. Excellent compay, : GEORGE C. KELLEY, P,A,, t'id pgaklst yJ for Ifs, retlst BOARD OF COUNTY COM. with benefits. :-:: PlaintIff's Attorney whose ad*ess øsdintMSa.m.fst.d reiltion. MISSIONERS, PROVIDING FOR LEGAL SECRETARY --" is P.O. Box 1132. Apcp$i.a, Flos'ida,r WITNESS my hand and official AMENDING SERVICE FEES BY WIll train. Top notch comp.n,,, 33703, on or before August 72. 1879,' RESOLUTION, PROVIDING FOR thIs Court on the 10th day o plush office ousltion. and file the original with the Clerk of July,of$978. OMISSION FROM SEMI MOLE PHARMACY ASSISTANT this Court either before service on (SEAL) COUNTY CODE: PROVIDING Some pharmacy experience;-Plaintiff's attorney or immediately ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. FOR SEVERABILITY AND e*Csllsnt opportunty to iht PROVIDING AN thereafter, otherwise a defautt will , ECTIVE ci. ot court lndIviduI. DATE. - - .. Mtg. Broker. 875 No. Wymore Rd, Altamonte. 862 1fl - . - . 50—Miscellar.-oos ______ - - I D 133,500! REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night SUPER 1 BR 2 bath home in Ray. Park! C H&A, w w carpet, coy. scr. porch, overlooks lakel BPP WARRANTED. Just $49,500! — Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA 2358. 245 - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERS! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. - M. Unsworth Realty 03 REALTOR ML 173 6061 oreves. 323 0511 Sanford's Sales Leader Estate Sales 322-2420 Sanford's most well known pro gresslve Sales Volume Leader Large Listing Inventory Dominant Advertslsing 10 Hour Sales Training MemberRealtorj&ERA Nalional Referral Service FUII.Time Offira Supervision WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3Il3lSEFirstSt 3225627 Work clothes, boots I. Shoes ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS l0SanfordAve. 322519$ ________________________________________ '10 ID H riding mower, like new, take over payments-moved do not need. 668 1613. ANYTIME Tricycle womans Nice3 speed. Interior doors. 3653315 Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS [J3 PARK Branch Office 323-2222 ForSaleOrRent 3 BR, 2 B HOUSe Compatible Associates Over 22 Years Experience Call 3224650 or a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, ll Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Owner at 322 2420. - Casselberrv. Lk Kathryn area. i BR, 26 split plan, C ..E*c. neighborhood. - - , . FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 30'4133Or339.G1) - a hp Ahrlens riding mower, very gOOd condition, $350. Call 323. 5952 anytime. 2 Wheel covered trailer & 1 slid. in camper for 8 ft. bed truck&I dec. stove. 3fl-10I2, 2101 Amelia Ave., Sanford, Sat. 8. Sun. Youth bed practically new, used about S weeks, including mat. tress. 701 5. Mellonyille Aye. 1973 Valiant, AuIp. PS PB. air. m ---... V B A 1 cond -_-.__ .....5995 37) 1730 _'-_____....__ - -.-- --------_-. Pontiac Catalina 1973. ldr Hardtop, power, air, auto $79 37) 4303 ____________ '71 Mazda s w, P Xl rotary Fix it & you have a bargain. Oil seals blown. sporty interior AM FM air, nice ear $630 to pay off loan & it'S yours. 349 5651 _______________________ '78 750 Bonneville Triumph Cond Best Offer 373 5643 _________________________________________________________________ 'F' I ;i1 -_k Air Conditioning I I Cenlrallfeat&AirCoodFreeFst Call Carl Harris at 5RS, Santord 327 1771 BayBner 15'?" wIth 197980 tip Mercury & '79 Trailer $3800. 32? 2049 ________________________ Appliances Alan's Appliances Retriqprafin A C Repair __________________ L icensed 32) 0039 '' Hammond Electronic Organ Automotive ...,...jJ.5&Eycpllp''f.o,ocijt" -------------------- __________________________________ Lawn Service Se'vIce - ' - _________________________ Painting MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 85'j A&B Painting Inl& Ext Rej & Comm 322 8/82 99 _________________________ essmaking ______________________________ Lhasa Apso Registered i mo male beautiful red gold color Well trained Must sacrifice 1)00 Ph 373 5994 after 7 p m --Perslans wfi 8. Tort, 1cm. red tabs' male $351/5 Siamcse 10 mo old loin S1S 855 /OSL ' --- - - seal Drapes, Upholstery 327 0707 - ______ ____ NoIIc.isherØygiv.nftsatw,are beintsrsdagaInstyou(orThereIlif By: Patricia RfsInson engaged In business at 210½ W. lath demanded in the complaInt. Deputy Clock $8., Sanford, FIa. 32771 (333-1104), WITNESS my hand and seal PublIsh: July 15,22,39, August 5, SemlnoleCounty,FIerIda,undarffis. this Court on August 17, 1878, fictitious name of SOT. PEPPER'S (SEAL) DEL-45 PAINTING SERVICE and that we Arthur H. Ieckwith, Jr. irdwdtorsglst.r saidnime wIth the Clerk ClerkoflheClrcut Court. Saminsi. Iv: Susan P. T,eirar -- •742 VALUE wm .3$g CHICKEN ONLY - OPEN DAILY 11e.m..t3Op.m. Fill SAT.a.m..1•:3Ip.m. CA$SELURRY __________________________________________ - the privlsI ot the Fiditious GEORGE C. KELLEY, PA. Norne Statutes To-Wit: Section Afloy fOr the Plaintiffs NS.09 Florida Statutes $857, los 1133 11g. M1diwl L. Simmons opô, Florida, 33703 (I as scej' hbolounty Courthot*i, loom 3. Sanford, (SEAL) Florida ARTHLJR$4 RFtkwiYa.1. ID a •n.s . CLERK to the Board ot County FLORIOA. Comm iloneri Inandfor Seminole County, Ficeidi Clerk ____ Publish July 22,29 & Aug. 5, IL 1879 Publish July fl 29, Aug. 5, 17, 1979 0EL403 DEL-101 at 10:00 A.?.t, or tP'.ef'gefter ea posslbILatiteriQuIarmo5fIfI9on the lath day of August, 1878, at the I,[slt&iNE STATE JJ Publish July 72, 187 DEL-li GENERAL. LABORERS .4 rd rker. EcelI.t company, witis fringe binfi, -. .-i, .- - ' - EXPEIfIENCEDWELDERL:.4 Terrific Company exCellent pj) NOW YOU CAN BE . ____ ____ ' EMPLOYFn -- - : CALL ANNETTEOR JOAN, AAA EMPLOYMENT . - •: . 1.', -- (cornor1h&Fronch) 323-5176 -- - Photographic Grooming&Boarcslng WeiboldtsCamera shop Sales, passport photos & fast ANIMAL HAVEN repair service. 322 6101. Dog & Cjtt boarding, bathing, clipping, flea conlrol Pet supplies, dog houSes, insulated, shady inside kennels, Screened outside runs, also air cond cages 322515?. ___________ Free ttens 2orangr' striped females. Cute! Cuddly!' Litter trained' 319 545) (Geneva) - Doberman AKC 6 wks 10 bbs blks, red & blue Dame CDX $1501300 855 /05) 3 Units 2.2 . lrlterior Exlerior Plaslering . - Cash322-4132 . ''' - and 1 Efficlincy, 2 ClrpOrts, Bdroom , Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys. : ' 42500 ' ' *****P444..4 — . - ..; Railings - a., Custombuill ironwork Window guardS, gates etc. Martin's 323 1001, 339 1693 - -.... plumbing fixtures, bld. material. 32? 5659 a. a' a. ___________ a', Wanted Appliances repairabl condition. Washers, refrigerators, etc. Kelloggs Audion. 323 7050. p 'a', a' p. p. a.. Pia°6 - f:. ' - - -. - S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0440 or Investors Duplex. 2 Story 2 Bedroom Each Unit. Extra Garage, Spar. Lot wIth Tall Ping Trees, '24,900 Easy Terms - . . - - . - . 321-0702 Orlando Une 327.1577 S. - . - a" usea turn, appliances, 4 - "II : - - ORANGE FULL ACRE ON PAVED ROAD. $lp,,coo. '4 i .4 INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & CeIlu lose Lowest prices Call 321 0839 or 904 731 6708 collect. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Retrig., stoves, fools, 2439 TENTIAL $53,000 TOTAL. BEST TERMS '4 Call 322 2780 __________________________ _____________________________ lMan,qualityoperatjon Nyrs cap Patios. Driveways etc Wayne Real, 327 1)21 68—Wanted to Buy 4 4 4 LiCt'flst'd& flondOd 12 ACRES, ZONED SINGLE FAMILY. NEAR HIGH. WAY M, OFF AIRPORT BLVD. $45,000 CRAZY 2 BEDROOM C B ENCLOSTERMS ED CARPORT, (PANELED FAMILY ROOM) MEL. LONVILLE AREA. $21,500 10 ACRES. DOUBLE ROW GROVE, NON. TENDED. NEAR HIGH. WEKIVA RIVER FRONT, - Plaste,ing Imi,,'vemo,its _________________________ - ' 4 4 ____________________ ______________________________________________ ___ - .- - ____________________________ ____________________________ : FICTITIOUS NAME . Picture Perfect Ext Painting Free Est Lic 10 pcf disc to Sr Cit 339 6066, 668 8335 - Alterations, L)ressmesklng -........ Cocker, male, l' yr. keeshond fem 7 yrs. German Shep fern 8 wks.Under%75orbestfer,855 /051 . ins Quality service evt'rytim, Ph 37)0511 or 668 5981 Ceramic ille FREE 1 wk old Puppies Togood home. Part Sheitle 322 2951 aft 5 __ . - Custom Office Cleaning. Cortiryii'r cial, new coost Lic . bo,id('J a. 1st St., st,c __________________________ u ----- - ___________________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerI Harriett's Beauty Uoo. sell the best P. service the resl Western Auto 101W 1st St 327 4403 - . 1 - — _________ Beauty Care Office Cleaning ___________________________ I-ILL DIRT & TOP BOlL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 _... -Lawnmower salt's & Service Wt' -- . General Lancisc,ipirg Rose Specl6listç. fop Soil & tilt dirt, sod hying & free trininiinq 3 2918. ____________________________ ________ Western Auto 301 W 1st Sf - ________- -. ..........Automotive Service, tune up, 62—Lawn-Garden t,ralmi-s. tail pipt'. etc __________________________ . CUSTOM HOME BUlL P EMODUL ING & REPAIR SQ BALINT & ASSOC 312866$ PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Esf 323 0429affcr5-Jo / . Home Improvement i I 65—Pets-Supplies •: ____________________________ 14 ft. Winner Runabout 45 hrS Chrysler $600 See at 205 Holly alter 6 p Ill _____________ ___________ , hilt Ii • DUPLEX LOT, DOWNTOWN SABAL POINT (SWEETWANEAR LAKE MONROE. TEROAKSAREA)4 BED NICELY WOODED. $7,500 ROOM, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM. ALMOST NEW. MODERN APPOINTMENTS. MID Mo's - a, - '76 Volare low mileage. 6 cyl gas saver. 4 door, vinyl top. cx cellenl cond $7850 Alter 6 p m Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 32) 7710 - Pecan dining room set-tablc 60"x40", extra leaf-I matching Chail's have beige tweed seats. Like new $350. Call 3770241. BUY JUNK CAPS From tto 150 C,ill 3?? 1674 327 4460 . , ------ --- ----- - '- -- -. S Pc. BR Set lnexcellentconcf,, $900 Call 8981057 '73 C,ipri Classic low miles, runs good, clean car $9130 or best offer 323 0138. after 5 p.m . all day weekends 55—Boats & Accessories for Sale Beauty Salon Chairs-used but good cond. $20 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 9? So. of Sanford. 372 8721. Jeep 18. . 6cyl Levi p,fck,iqe Call 323 7148 after 6 PM or weekends -______ 77—Junk Cars Removed ______________________________ - .. 9? I mile wst of Speedwas Daytona Beach will hold .1 public AU TO AUC TION ,'serv Tuescia, at • 30 Il's t' ('IiI in For cia Yi Si't th' rl'sd'rv prce Call 04 5 till for turtl'r ctetailc ________ ' lJDodqeVan,6cy1. Auto, 6ceats. 'l8eng S74S _______________________ ______________ _____________ £ _______ _____________________________ . . - WARRANTED. A Buy for Harold Hall Realty Stenstrom Realty, Realtors 8160 WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES, P. Legg, Lic. DAYTONA .SbTO AU( rIO 1969 (hey 6 yl semi Custom van Excellent conil Almost new radial tires 3?) 6447 ' 47—Real Estate Wanted --------. -.. ....59—IViusicat Merchandise Every imaginable Feature w- . Spring is here and it's a good time to Choose ,i ne come trm thp pages of our class'f'ed ads '73 Ford Van Club Wagon 9pass A I shape, $1895 MR .t613 - - -- Matioq,my BR suite, air cond ' color TV. furniture & many household items. 7621 S Sntord Ave 327 1191 Open Tues thru Sat 9 30 to 5 30 8312600; 834-3405- - bath home in cxc. Mayfairl IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 B lovely stone fireplace 0. FR. Impressive entrance foyer, decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utility rm. El. garage door. $61,900. or 834 - H Nc'c'cllenose, ti;t,ilic blue, W 1915 JØlliiSori 115 tip, on till trailer $7700 Ask for JiPi 37) 0898 _______ Lg. lot 3 BR. 2 B Split plan, Losing your home & cred,t? I will beautifully landscaped, fenced catch up back payments & buy bk yd, rm for garden. $32,500, equity 377 0716 ______,TJRACTlV - - --------- -W specious LR, OR, Scr. porch, -. LEMON BLUFF fantastic 1 BR AND THINK A carpet, FP& Morel Just $37,900! weekend retreat. St. Johns MINU tE. . . . CLASSIFIED River, covered boat dock. ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE FAMILYS DELIGHT 4 BR 2 bath $32,500 WOULDN'T BE ANY, home in Dreamwold wIg. LR & _________ BPs. Fla. Pm., FP, fenced & ..SUPER TAX SHELTER Much Morel BPP WARRANT quadraplex, basics are here, 47Artgges Bought ED. Only $46,150! needs upgrading, Great potential, good cony, location. -- .... $59,900 SPARKLING POOL! 4 BR 2' 75 models Call 339 9l 6OSiOealerl 75Vans POIISON MARINE ?92711wy 179? Sanlorrl t l,i 37771 Casselberry Established corner car lot Available, lease WIrz Rea'ty COZY N NEAT 2 BR Peg Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Aft. I-Irs. 3?276, 37? 1869 ____________________________ Real -- - 78—i'tI Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROkEE LAND c Murphy. N C 28906 JUST LISTED) BR 1'., bath home ..on oak shaded lot! C H&A, w w 46--Commercial Property carpet, FP & FIa. Rm, Newly - -painted & Many Extras! IRPP WARRANTED Only 135.000. just MAK PAYMENTS 89 o .SANFORDAUCTIONI - 1215 S. French 323-7340 REAlTY OVER 5'2MILLION IN SALES THRU JUNE! needs Asuciates, experienced or newly licensed Howl needed. InquireJ I. P Propert1ei.': of an ordinance to be AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH. INGASERVICEFEETOIEPAID BY PAYORS OR PAYEES US- OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT thereafter, ____________________ 499 BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME? e can help you obtain new FHA/VA finandng for' 11/4 points (%) of the mortgage amount. førest rate of 10% (+½% M.G.I. for FHA). his is substantially less than today's conventional ratesl Let us help you SAVE. Contact M.L. "Sonny" Raborn, REALTOR, for detaIls; 322.4000. . WANT ADS ARE BLACK WHITE AND READ ALL 2 yr. old, just beautiful 2-2 mobile, wet bar, den, formal OR, eat.in kit, sc porch, walk to St. Johns, covered boat dock 4- tennis & swimming. Terms! Asking $35,000. 80—Autos for Sale easy chairs. TV's fern stands. bakers racks. plus assorted occasional tables, lamps. pic lures. Misc VISA MASTER CHARGE CASH DOOR PRIZE ______________ ________________________________ I ACRE MOUN1AIPi TOP LOT Western N. Carolina near Hen derson',ille, Enjoy cool privacy for only $4,000 with easy terms or will trade for equity in local property Cati t3at or George. Broker Owner 3?? 7498 bed slep est CG,t'.t 12 .I?'c __________________________ Wood tat,le & chairs. desks BR suiteS, large selection of like new ----. — Top Dollar Paid for junk & usoc' G.irjqe Sale 3 family, furn3tre, cars, trucks & heavy equipment light ,ippl . household items. clothing West on 46, left on lake _____________________________ Markham Pd 373 9649 45-A---jtof State Property ____________________________________ Inc. GUYS—GIRLS : CAREER—TRP.VEL. expenses as I .' 3fl 0231,323.7173, 327.0779 . _____ Experienced maIntenance supr.' YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an AmendedpentionoorDfssolu,monof YOU and each of you are notif lid Marriage has bean filed SemlnoleCounty,Florlda,unde,$h, thatasuitfor$peclficp.rformanc, andyuare,equfredtos.a you 1MG THE DOMESTIC RELA. fictitious name of 'THE DUST of Agreement for Dead for the of your writtan defenses, if any, TIONS COMMISSION SERVICES COLLECTOR, and flsat I Intend to following dna-ibid properly: GARY E. MASSEY, Eaquira, PETlTiOp OF MODIFICA. ragistersaidnamewith the Clerk of LOT IS, BLOCK "E", MOBILE MASSEY, ALPER, WACK & ITION OF PRIOR SUPPORT OR. the Circuit Court, Semlnqie County, MANOR, Second Section, according EATON, 165 Whooping Loop, DENS AND PAYEES USING SEN. Florida in accordance with the to the plat thereof recorded in Altamonte Springs, FlorIda 32701, VICES FOR PETITIONS FOR of the Fictitious Name iat look 11, Pages 44-IL of the Petitioner's attorney on or before ENFORCEMENT, PROVIDING $8atut, To-Wit: Section 504.08 PubliciecordsoflemmnoleCounty, August15, 1'l8andfi$efoeo,1gInaI FOR RECEIVING SERVICE Florida Statutes 1957. Florida, with the Clerk of this Court litter FEES, ISSUiNG RECEIPTS AND 51g. Roland L. Foldin , ss filed against you and you before I-vice on Petitioner's at. MAINTAINING LEDGERS, Publish: July 15,22.39, August 5. arer.guiradtowrv,acopyof your torney or immediately PROVIDING FOR DEPOSITING 1878 written defenses, if any, on othirwis. a Iudgmenf may be in. SERVICE an I I a reserves Send resume to Cardinal In. If you're inthe business oi building your busines....use the Classified Ads 1970 (hOvy Trk 6 cyl bumper rdo Iifr r'irrors Good conci --- -Yard and patio sale 7 Families BikO, flower, Stereos, patio bar. lafTips, pictures, lots of fiCe clothes and hundrcdsot pieces of misc goodieS. Sat and Sun 9 00 tO 4 00 520 Valenci,i 3 BLOCKS TO OCEAN __________________________________ CRESCENT BEACH. 75'xlOO' lots only $7500. $1500 dn $98 81 per Mo Paved rds, City water. Underground utilities. etc 2blocksto Inland waterway. 35 lots avail. Ace Real Estate, Wm. Kenyon, Rltr. 829 5257. 951 AlA So, St. Augustine Beach, Fl. 32081. ,, New 233 Homes, 1 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $32,000 to 138,000. Low down payments, BUILDER, 322.2787. -- GOING BUSINESS ON 17-92 Poor health forcing owner to Sell. Owner will assist in financing or consider trade. 135,000. pOrt Sat & Sun III tucker Dr i • PUBLIC AUCTION • •MON., JULY 23,7 PM. '' Garage Sate, Sat Sun 96 Starcratt Pop up camper. Gil ltraitsen theatrical organ. houhold items. 2015 Coronado Concourse 322 7197 __ -- - -- -- Cash for your lot' Will build on your lOt ot our lOt Y Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc.. Realtor 644 3013 - __________. -- -. 42. 121,900. Terms. MARPtiAM WOODS RD. Why Settle for less when you can have this country estate on approx. 1 acres complete with guest cottage 0. barn (or horses. 1)30.000. Call to See this Today. ' ________________ VA-F HA-23.Con. Homes Low Down Payment VA SPECIAL Assume VA loan and move in when paperwork done. 3 BR, I' BA. Game PM, Florida PM. Ready to go Owner needs to go north floW. - 1973 Apache 65x12. 2 BR, 2 bath, Screened porch, awning 11x15, $3500 down, assume ss000 mortgage $87 mo. payments Infor 373 7079. I '1 $17,000 for all. $5500 down. town, very clean & rOomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave a Owner may consider VA or FHA on 3 BR, I'z bath, w FR & porch. Large lot w fenced backyard - See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 5200 VA& FHA Financing , * COUNTRY TRAILER SITE . NEAR LAKE MINNIE . For Estate Commeriral & P05 dential AuctiOns Appraisals c .Siic?n,i lfl 560 Garage Sale Many plants Sat & Sun 108 S Sunland Dr 42— biIe Homes _________________________ INC. REALTOR 323 7832 Eve. 322 8182, 322 1587, 377 7177 _______________________- - - ly - -. HAL COLBERT, REALTY - -. -. 4oAApartments a -- Duplexes for Sale - BR- 1189 up, Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village. 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan. $37,500. William Mallczowski Realtor _____________________________ 3727983 North Beach- Ocean front house for rent. New Smyrna Beach. Call aft 4 PM 901428-5060. only. , H'ighty rewarding career in local sales. Immediate increase andrapid advancement Oj)' portunities. Call Tom Kulgalion collect, 401.955-4193 Monday thru _____________________ n-ns.c*-s,. FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in builneds al 100 Harrogate Place, Longwood, Fl., - eBary.ldeaIforsenuors,Lov' BR, air, close to churches & shopping. 322-805.1, 668-6488, claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Sell Avon. Increase your earning of the Seminole County Housing power. For details, call 644.3079, the date when it will become due Do authority as a guaranty that if the shall be stated. If the claim is Proposal is accepted, the Bidder will An Equal Opportunity . TAX PREPARATION contingent or unliq'!dated, execute the Contract, and file acEmployerM.F Earn up to $15 hr. Part time. We nature of the uncertainty shall be ceptable Performance Bond within train, AKUTAX. Call collect 904. stated. If the claim is secured, the ten (10) days after the award of the 736.6732. VALET PARKERS security shall be described. The . Part time. Must be able to run.' claimant shall deliver sufficient Seminole Raceway,6p.m. NOW. LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida copIes of the claIm to the clerk to CONTRACT TIME AND enable the clerk'?o mall One license. 6.4 & 4.12. 332.0564, SanCopy to LIQUIDATED DAMAGES Wanted: Person to refinish large each personal representative. ford Nursing I Cony. Center. Work under this Agreement shut number of chairs. Experience & All parsonslnterestedin the estate commenced upon written notice Experienced Legal Secretary, references required. Apply to to whom a copy of this Notice of to proceed, and shall be completed Sanford. Reply to box 2$, Holiday Inn, Sanford, I-I from Administration has been maIled are THREE within 00 calendar days of the EvenIng Herald, P.O. Box lul, to S. 323.4000 required, WITHIN commencement of the Contract Sanford, Fl. 32711. Debit Agents only! $100 to $300' MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Time as defined in the General THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF_____ •Tft4VU!'P tO1"jt,?4'?r -.-4txtra4)ef 't'k.. dIL.InC .tlflW) R1N ôflIe'áflyob1i,s wanted for part time research Phone 339.2833. In case of failure to complete the they may have that challenge the work, Experience not necessary. work within the time named hereIn validity of the decedent's will, the or withIn such Not a selling lob. Must have extra tim, as may qualifications of the personal have QUICK COPY TECHNICIAN private line. Mail letter inbeen allowed by extensions, representative, or the venue or Salary range $1394197 weekly cluding education, any work the undersigned a9rees to pay the Iurlsdiction of the court. year experience in varieØ :-:. & phone number, to Box 29 c.o from such sums as may be due him OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ICED the clerical work affording ,o,-' Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1467, amount of $50.00 per calendar WILL BE FOREVER BARRED working acquaintance with'--, SSflfOI'd, Fla. 3277$. Affirmative In liquidated damages In mc Dateofthefirstpublica$ionofthls day standard duplicating equipmeçt(.:.:' act M.F. cordance with Article 16 of the Notice of AdmInistration: July consIderable knowledge of tt'.0• Supplementary General Conditions, 1978. Mechanical Drafting Engineer. ration of Xerox 9200 or 940 -:-; Minority Business Interpris. Ralph B, Weston Conveyor experIence, convenient copiers, The goal for particIpation by As Personal Representative knowledg, preferred. Send cutter, padding machine, Minority Business Enterprises In of the Estate of resume to P.O. Box 032, Matthing machine & paper i00o::-:' fulfilling the terms and Conditions of ROSE MARY REROSTEDT toon, Ill. 6193S. Apply SemInole County Pe.',' any and all contracts issued has Deceased sonnel Office N. Park Ae'' b establIshed as twenty percent EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Seminole County Equal (20 Pd.) Of the total contract award. Excellent opportunity for a sharp REPRESENTATIVE: Opportunity Employer mt .,.., career minded Executive Vernon MIze mpb0yet'mt OVNhR'S RIGHTS RESERVED Secretary who has proficIent Cleveland, MIze & Bridges The owner the right to typing 1. short hand skills. Post office oraw,r relect any or all Proposals and to Varied administrative dutIes. Sanford, Florida 32111 Ihat GOOD DAILY EXCEPT WED. I FRI. r---------.COUPON------------------_________________ I ___--T' $ANFOD . REWARD 2435 S French II? 92) Sanford 373 5374 _____________ ________ CHRITMAS IN JULY ' RECIPE ' . _______________________ ' % ALL POE ONIY Inford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, $150. Adults, furniture SiO. 641.7883. - ACCOUNTINGCLERKII Salary Range$126.$178 Graduate from high school in. cluding or supplemented by courses in bookkeeping or ac. counting and at least 7 years of responsible accountkeeping experience, ability to type. Apply to Seminole County Personnel Office N. Park Ave., Sanford 32771 by July 27, 1979. SeminoleCounty Equal Opportunity Employer mt 9—Good Things to Eat - --__________________ Sanford, Florida __________________________ ____ _____ _______ -' The Real Estate Agency REALTORS For Rent 8x50 Mobile Home near I. 4. All util. turn. + air cond. 1 adult. $10 wk. 322-8883. )-ApartmentsUnfsid COUNTRY HOME Beautiful grounds, large 2 story home, excellentcond,38R,2bathDR FR, LR, fireplace, hardwood floors Also Guest House? BR, bath, gazebo 11x26. Alt thIs & More $79,900. 71 Ford P U, util body i4 360 engine, PS. PR, auto trans owner 323 4564_ - ------.. -- 72—Auction Frigidaire refrigerator & electric stove Operating COndition 3?? 3019 New Tappari gas ranges, below wholesalt' left over from going out of business sale 3 double oven & 8 single even Prices start at $217 25 Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1797 So ot S,ntord. 3?? 8711 rage Sales EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 37? 2611 or - 831 999) - - - _________ - * REFRIGERATORS • Assorted makes & sizes $50 up, guaranteed Sanford Auction 1215 5. French . .. -- . Immediate occupancy NOW) jp I B. block home. rpfg & range Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & down town $77,500, w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc 322 6457 or 377 7111 .ift -. ______ ' Notice is hereby given that the waIve any or informalltZ undersigned, pursuant to the Telephone: (305) 332-1314 technicality in any Proposal In the Publish July 22,29 1978 "FictItious Name Statute" Chapter Interest of the Ownel. $83.08, Florida Statute, will register DEL.102 Dated: July 2, 1878 with the Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court, THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE (SEAL) in and for Seminole County, FiorI- IN By: J. Thomas Wilson III da, upon receipt of proof of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CliExecutive Director publication of thIs notice, the tic. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish July 5, 10, 13. 13, ii, 23, 21 tltiota name, to-wit: RAZOR'S COUNTY, FLORIDA. 26, 1878 lam engao.d In CIVIL ACTION NO, l9-1344-CA43.J EDGE under which DEL.2.S _________________________ at Esecutive Point busin. WALTER J. YASZAY and MARIAN — BuIlding, 101 Wymore Road, Unit No. 107 in the City of Attatnonte J. YASZAY, his wife, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE PlaintIffs, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Springs, Florida. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the party interested in said us. WINSTON L. MOORE and ANNA B. COUNTY, FLORIDA business enterprise is follows: NEWMAN, formerly ANNA B. CASE NO. John DeCapt'Io IN RE: The MarrIage f Dated it Forest City, Seminole MOORE, Defendants. MARY JEANNE EDWARDS, County. Florida, July 8, 1878. Publish: July 15, 22, 28, August 5, NOTICE OF ACTION 1879 Petitioner.Wlfe, TO: MR. WINSTON C. MOORE and DEC44 33)8 DUII$tOn Street DAN ALBERT EDWARDS, Eau OmIlie, Florida, 33933 _______________ beV ' Ewning IJenild 300 N. French Ave. - a SPN icely furnished SIeeping room air cond, Quiet man preferred.' 322-2729, 414 Myrtle Ave. ' Ron Beck, Advertising Director Care ' , _____________________ TOWNHOUSE For sate lovely 2 BR, 1' B all el w w carpet, drapes inc., beautiful grounds. By appt only! 3239590. 69 Chevy Longhorn P U Rest Offer 373 543 - - - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford ur n11i0 Salvage 3?? 8771 _______ f(ENMURE WASHER - Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPL.IANCES __________ _________ 323 0697 Buyer waiting, needs a house in the Longwood Lake Mary area. Willing to pay cash to mort. Call Lennie Williams, Realtor Associate after hrs. 6452124 Tony Coppola Assoc., Realtor 641 2518 W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 101W Commercial Phone 372 7881, Sanford 34—N'K3biie Homes 500 S. Oak 841 7883. , pany benefits. Apply in person to: - anford Gracious living. Peas weekls' & monthly rates, inquire A with full corn- -- - - 3229283 ---- --- 24 HOUR ________ ________ 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 replacement cost at only $117,900, By appointment & previewol photos 8. details Onlyl Call 7II)3. Bob Hansche Inc., REALTOR CENTURY2I REALTY WORLD. _________ 2 BR. I bath, w w carpet, c H&A. Large tot, Adults, no pets. 373. 3759 _____________________________ THRIFT ______ PAK I I . An aggressive salesperis needed for son sales and service of established and new great advertisers. future for a self-starter. Previous sales exper fence needed. Salary plus commis-. , sian 29—Rooms - . SALES Found n—Instructions - - AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS Drawings, SpecificatIons and Procedural Documents may be 609E. Colonial Dr., Orlando obtained upon application at the 896.0921 officeof Clerk, Dietzand Associates. Toll Free 1.800.721.2568 Engineers, Inc., 500 Welt Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, upon the ___________________ payment of a deposit of $23.00 per 5-1..ost & set. The deposit shall be in cash, or _____________________________ check drawn payable to Clark, Diet: Lost: Blonde&rust and Associates.Engineers, inc. The deposit for each set will be refunded -border Collie AflsWerlto"Rusty".323.3959 to bonafide bidders upon return of the Contract Documents in condition if not later than fifteen (13) days foliowing the award of a 6-Child Contract. Any nonbidder upon ______________________________ ________________________ returning suchaset will be refunded First IOnlychlldcarecent,r open o.00, Begin Saturday In Sanford Drawings, Specifications and ning June 2. Sanford Early other Contract Documents may be Childcare Center. 322.6643. examined at the following locations: Clark, Diet: and Asso. Bohannon's Day Car Center ciates.Englneers, Inc. Longwood.Lk.Marypd. 500 West Fulton Street Open6:3OAM6:3OPM Sanford, Florida 32771 Sdayswk. 331.7420 Dodge Plan Room _____________________________ 611 Wymore Road, Suite 201 Winter Park, Florida 32769 Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, min.S200rder. Sanford Central Florida Build, area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion ers Exchange Meats. 620 Irma Avenue Orlando, Florida - - - . 2 months old 7 piece Dinette Set 3226850 __ NIALTOl 0 2 ACRE LAKE ESTATE CALL US TODAY about this 3 BR, 2 B home wC H&A. Located on cor lot, easy financing w FHA or VA avail 1.500. _______________________________ 52—Appliances _____________________- _____ CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION _ - - TRY OUR ___ . 2514 S. French Ave. )72 -0231,373.7I73, 322 0779 ___. _________ 339 0509 339 0508 —:.: 79—Trucks-Trailers ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Too Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 8128 - REALTY_______________________ ________ ______ __ REALTOR 322 1000MLS LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? This? BR, 1 B home includes a 2 BR garage apt. Rent home & or apt. Has great potential, $37,500 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOF - iii clean houses or Apts, also windows ironing. Reliable, honest 8. reas. Call JoAnn 323 - chlorinator housing area. Trlmister ebortion-$100; Gyn PROPOSALS WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Clinic-120; Pregnancy test; ALOUD immediately after the male Sterilization; free coon. seling. Professional care, expiration of the time established supportive atmosphere, conabOve for receipt of Proposals. ____ "'' ' _______________________________________________________________________ M Wilidobabvsuttina& Housekeeping. Call Gale or Helene 323 0165 18—HeIp Wanted . ASSOCIATES NEEDED _______________________ Bldg E. Altamonte Dr. - 68—Wanted to Buy Brand New Interspring Bedding price. Sanford Furniture Sal ge. 11 vs ot Sanford 322 8721 R OBBIE'S Raborn REALTY REAL ESTATE ions_Wanted - INC. REAL1OR REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7190 COUNTRY LIVING at its best. This) BR, 1 B homeon 2' acres has charm, comfort for your Summer enjoyment an above ground pool. 153,500 ''--------------------- 3 BR, 2 bath, C H&A, Icitchet equip + waSher & Dryer double garage, 1)50 mo. - - ___________________ - A PERFECT FAMILY HOME W over 2600 sq ft of living area. 3 BR. 2 B close to shopping, schools & recreation area. Newly decorated. 149,750, Sunday, July 22, 1979-9B ___________________ ____________________ 5)—Household Goods NEW LISTING Hard to find I BR 2 bath Sunland home. Corner It. Family room. Only $32,500. Call to See. Osteen-3 BR,2 bath, Central HA, w w carpet. Large wooded lot. 141,000. McGovern Builders, 322. 8910. Evening Herald, Santord, Fl. 41—Houses uses Call Bart said. Sanford studio apt, everything furgished including utilities. $160 abstract patterns . mo. 500 S. Oak. 84178$). but during If nIght 11 to e, 32Houses-Unfurnished this, power. books — STEMPER AGENC'Vt lifting his enter" Phillips .................................. 3 1 8 Pinecrest area. 127 REALTOR 3721991 rim glasses away Laur.l. 1250 mo. 1st, last I. $100 MUL'PLE LISTING SERVICE tairnent, ves3lC.S400. 322.1959 deposit. 322-8712. After the last song when other "Thcy help kill time and save 3 BR, 1½ bath, douLii lot, VA or me money," Phillips said after muslciansheadoutontbetown, 2 BR, 1 bath house FHA. $31,500. local hot Phillips closes hIs mobile home a performance Kilchenequlpped. Close in, .-3; ; -video "t,4ot"tOldF1rarne e"w,w' A— carpet, Ben Franklin FP, 2 new and a with Apple. The computer deals He flipped IMSAI ceiling fans. $22,000. Call us to cursor appeared on the black real-looking cards and the see! game and white TV screen. 0 0 PhilUps, who has recorded 15PhIllips typed In the cornthis) BR, I B home. Gas heat • . . . & completely fenced, $77,900. "Dolt again stupid," read the he's not wasting his time I I I playing with the computers. I BR I" B, ww carpet, C H&A, sc computer screen. patio, utility rm., fenced yd. . . . . "It's a personalized pro- "I do this because it does tie $43,900. VA-F HA. music." with gram," he said and entered the in I I I command again. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED The screen filled with a list of — • Legal Notice categories for road expenses: ______________________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY , a gas, salaries, etc. He called OF SANFORD REALTOR "gas" and a lid appeared, I 2541 S. French Ave. ' TYLER MOORE uoniateo FLORIDA 0 MARY 0 MERV GRIFFIN 6:30 this weeks - -- . ' s Req. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321.075 P Aft.Hrs. 3777643,377.1869 ivC ira companion for elderly laay. References Required Call 323 1183 . 4i Rent flo.l Lisa Court 3 u 2. $275. OWNER opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-800 432 8403 anytime for recorded message. DEADLII'IFS Doy Before Publicotion Frido1y Sdoy - - _________________________ 4:30 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA AND YOU(R) his at a 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMAL,8 ED OVER EASY along a Iire , lot list, - 0 BEWITCHED a'oo @30 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ficult without this. are Phillips (4)0 M'A'SH(R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (2) (12) TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMERI..,C.,. It would become terribly dif- forth below. cIties. All persons having claims or At the end of Musician Shawn Phillips demands against the estate are of required, WITHIN friends tours there would be a THREE takes two of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF list to that whereverheperforms—IMSAI copying— THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF weeks and of copying" and Apple. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Phillips flipped another of the above court a written Phillips, a tall fellow statement of any claim or demand on a with shoulder length hair, switch and began typing they may have. Each claim must from show to show in a portable typewriter keyboard. be in writing and must indicate the Suddenly a portable color TV basis for the claim, the name and mobile home. He performs address of the credItor or hIs agent up with a multicolored and on After the show, his two lines, "The Apple is just for ready for action, Phillips "I like to must first turn not 50 the day, at you haven't guessed, much 1 can 1 book t IMSAI and Apple are corn,, teTTla.l I play With puters. IMSAI keeps the said, wire and Apple provides the . ... 3:30 (12) NEWS filled what hilT). boring and unless It pal along help kill "'e been managing myself while he said, between shows and friends 3:00 OGENERALHO8PITAL ED ANTiQUES 7:25 CI) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING FLORIDA O NASHVILLE, country-rock music alone 2:30 ('flitS) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (Ff1) 00000 MORNING AMERICA EDSESAME8TREET(R) Computers Aid Road Life travels THE 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (4) 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) , ,,... @DO8EARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HopE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (2)112) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 6:47 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR - (2) NEWS 12:30 (12) 6:30 0 ThE LITTLE RASCALS El) !) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00(12) NEWS ED8ESAMESTREET(R) Faith Drive, Maitland 0. Carol A. Brantley Road, Maitiand 8. Janice name with the Clerk of the CircuIt Summer, 652) Linneal Beach Drive, M. Methvin, 900 Montgomery Road, Court, Seminole County, Florida in Orlando Altamonte Springs accordance with the provisions of Ralph C. Sutton, G. D., Osteen, 1. the Ficti?iou Name Statutes, ToMark S. Horaker, 771 B. Sharon Drive, Altamonte Springs, Pen L. Lillian E. Sutton Wit: Section 665.09 Florida Statutes Steven Michael Mielke, 626 1957 Francis, 190 Pressview Avenue, Longwood, Orienta Avenue Box 121, Altamonte Sig. Forrest R. Fail Charles H. Masters, 1625 Her. Springs, Jeanine Alonge, 132 Publish: July 15, 22, 29, August 3, nandez Drive, Orlando & Linda J. Presiview Avenue, Longwood. $979 DEC.63 Bower, 520 Grandyiew Way, E., Casseiberry IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Joseph A. Thomas, 865 Field St., DIVORCES SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Ovledo & Irene M. Slivak, 2500 Howell Branch Road, Winter Park Carroll Yates & Patricia J. Yates. PROBATE DIVISION. Jerry 5. Schwalm, 1300 WillIam H. Runge & Kathryn F. File Number 78.2$I-CP Providence Boulevard, Dettona 8. Runge, hb. 2103, S. Park Avenue, Division Laura 3. Garrett, P08 638, Sanford. Sanford, Alex Hayes Jr., Cape Canaveral & Donald E. O'Connell & Patricia B. IN RE: ESTATE OF POSE MARY BERGSTEDT, Helen Carter, Titusville. O'Connell. Deceased Ver.aon P. Behnor, 521 010k, Patricia B. Muckoils & William 5 Drive, Winter Park & Debra A. Muckolls, Ill. NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION Glass, Pt. 7, 205 Cambden Road, WarrenW,Goff8.Sondra 6.00ff. Mautlanci David S. MacNamara I Barbara TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Richard W. Everson, 70 Sheoah 0. MacNamara, Boulevard, Winter Springs & Eva Daisy B. ElliOtt&Johfl H. Elliott. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Small William E. Van Pelt & Sharon OTHER PERSONS INTERSTED IN THE ESTATE: Vladimar Ver:hlnsky, 330 Sunset Adams Van Pelt. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Drive, Casselberry & Lina Ver. Charles H. Laf in & Nancy L. zhlnsky that the administration of the Latin. Michael W. Wideman, Maypo, & Cecil L. Myers 8. Buelah Myers. estate of ROSE MARY BERG. STEDT. deceased, File Numbar 79.211.CP, Is pending In the Cmcult Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad. dress of which is Seminole County . Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. Tenn. (UPI) — showing when and where he had The persona' representative of the estate is Ralph B. Weston whose the bus gas tank and An entertainer's road life address is 626 Retama Avenue, CCt lonely he Corpus Christi, Texas 76407. The to there's a name and address of the personal a4& for a representative's attorney are set now," the time - , - , 10:00 CARD SHARKS ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) STUDIO SEE . - 41—Houses ___________________ rm., appliances carpeted, air $760 mo, ref Avail Sept 1. 323 3619 ..L E "s BE HON EST you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a job this ad •' itime ................ 43c a line '' Brown" Clements plays bluegrass: Brown plays a number in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd , 7COIflICUtIV tim5$ 5:30 P.M. 8:00 AM. Elevated Drain Field In accordance with Drawings, Specifications and MONDAY thru FRIDAY Procedural Documents prepared' 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.N00n by Clark, Diet: and Associates. ____________________________ Engineers, Inc. The project, located in the City of Oviedo, Florida, consists of replacement of the upper level tile Noon The distribution system and filter media in a two compartment elevated - Noon drainfield, irfltàllationof piping and valves to allow selective dosing of the drain field, repair of the lower tile collection heading, replacement __________________________ ___________________________ of the chlorine feeder and housIng system for the drain field effluent and general dun up, reseeding of the upper drain field surface area ofthitnotice,thefiditiousnem.,to, Street, Altamonte Springs 8. Helen Lane, Longwood J. Stock Gary J. Hasenohr, 685 B.E. wit: TEXATUNE under which I Gary L. Manning, 242 Sharon Georgia Avenue, Longwood 8. Susan expect to engage in business at (address) 690 E. Highway 43 Drive, Aitamonte Springs, & Peggy P. Brule. Casselberry, Florida. S. Gable John R. Thomas, 1401 RobIn That the party interested in said isaac J. Rowson, 2910 Truman Court, Longwood 8. Alice M. Vinson business enterprise is as follows: ClaYton H. Conrad, 300 Maltland Boulevard, Sanford 8. Kimmie A. Avenue, Altanonte Springs & JudIth WIllIam J. Mullen Summers Dated at Casselberry, SemInole Robt. E. Stuart, 651 Sabal Palm 0. Gulls, 2512 Veneer, orlando. Circle, Sanford 8, Donna J. Stuart Timothy L. Marsh, Eden Prairie, County, Florida, June 18, 1979. Publish: July 1, i, 15, n, 1979 Danny E. Wholey, P08 291, Minnesota I Bonnie J. Donovan Sanford & Effie M. Sheiy, POB Dean P. Hall, Pt.), 8427, Sanford DEL.2 Sanford & Kathy A. Smith FICTITIOUSNAME PaulW. Carson, 204 Airport Blvd., Brian F. Rice, 691 N. Sabal Palm Notice Is hereby given that I am & Linda D. Walsh. Circle, Altamonfe Springs & Judith engaged In business at 701 Wynn Dr. Brent G. Gillia,n, Topham, Maine A. Warren Sanford, FlorIda Seminole County, & Melissa A. Rumbley, Pt. 2, B 90, Ti,'iothy W. Oilman, 18)6 5. Holly Florida under the fictitious name of Sanford Ayen.e, Sanford & Donna L. Lyles CENTRAL FLORIDA DECKING, . PH, Fill timel, part time. Apply Sanford Sunlanci,31, fc'nced yd, - - Winter Pork RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 32—Houses Unfurnished ____________,,___,____ .- 831- 322-2611 18—Help Wanted — CLASSIFIED ADS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Doris L. slmendlngirt, Virginia NAME STATUTE MARRIAGES Beach, Va. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the David C. Durant, 520 Orang Jeffrey W. Andricci, Atlantic, NJ. Drive, Altamonte Springs a. carme' undersigned, pursuant to the "FictitiouS Name Statute," Chapter & Cynthia C. Hysell, 1150 N.W. Miranda, 4826 Big Horn Street, aôS.09, Florida Statutes, will register Winter Park Drive, Casselberry Orlando with Clerk of the Circuit Court, in James E. Brandeberry, 114 Le P. Wiseman, 10 Sheoatt and for Seminole County, Florida Boulevard, Winter Springs & Deborah C. Ellis 0 MOVIE ff DIPIAHI €1) NOVA (MON) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Continued From Page 7B) . - Legal Notice - - ' . . - - r'•_'_ �v lOB—Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl, -- 1 ,;•'i7 'r • I .* • ' io* ?I'p' roolp erporf I a F I Sunday, July 22, 1979 , j PLAY PRICES GOOD JULY 22 25 - ) ::-c •. 'I.V:• - ,- QUANTITY RIGHTS RFSERVED ow STORES, INC. v -r IIflA 1DAfl "A" w jzrj CENTER CUT 7 BONE PORK CHOPS 'V A~& 'm Aft "a I I —A I, BONELESS - _ SLICED BACON — w LB. 1111 EAST WITH fI $ J 19 w.b NANO• Ui ICI'*LRN 0 I I C1iuck ' Roast It . 149 $ W.D BRAND SLICED COOKED PICNIC 01 CAVPP 9" COOKED HAM W.D N W.D IIN4 I* - ILBR$ 2" • . . r . . LUNCHEON w.0 SPICED w.D BRAND SLICED' . Chuck Steak 2' CHICKEN .... ••"C l. 99c LEBANON BOLOGNA w.D i*ND 1" FRANkS • ALL YARITIES .. : 93 . SUNNYLAND .. . .. ..... - KOSHER PICKLES . 9" SAUERKRAUT II44 h1Au NNAI AISI IR Mayonnaise OR LIGHT SANFORD, FLORIDA • D00N -- E— S B LTRY by Garry Trudeau . . .. - wmav 7HE a PERN/N5, 771/5 CL455 jU5 AVT CCW- 'S/LS/Ai" aw ITf I//Thi VC AU IN 7715 1$TRUc710'1 CF C4*"IA. 571/0)' Oc FAIRY TA/Sc' Bacon 2 .? $1" Slic /7 5E&4 fE-P 14/bZLY L1L //VW7W 70,4 U SIR. TAKE, RN A5Z4V( c /'ilA'4cmw cw CAI jayW — rJ7p/7y W.D BRAND LINKS Cl SAUSAGE PATTIES . 9" SMOKED SAUSAGE ARMOUR THICK 1i°1 $1311 SLICED BACON ... $1" .... 64 , 0. 1ft 2 : $" -'•,,; ....,,.FKG HYGRADE BALLPARK - 9" KNOCKWURST .......PKO . =j A=1 '2" EMS 11 I A. 4(5JR(4R, )VU'RE IN O )tX // 4p! ME Visrcavo NAP AL4P7' WCtA7EX) C.441s3V14 AEJITRAL/ry 8Y ErA8uw/ 4 % C4A4PS! IF I / fl4Y JL/'3T Jl/fl" IN , siR. jE7R4./7y [' /5 AOT t/K5 V/R6/N/TX IT I 5 /1t7r 'f 4 AF7 7115 F/R$T V/CIA/ TV. - • • ,'15 M41A/ 7/itE 4i45 AO VitVIT1CW/ ('t /cE TIlE-RE AT 7115 O'4L R5 "ST Q 'lKt 5/HAAa/x! j cvc z jvi IF )W UZ/W fl4W$f Jz'T / /1/5 EXACT 1.tWD5 ' 7115 ,4t&4k2 RY 8(k.5 ____ i• • . __ • YES. /1554/p '/15%'Ry IEA5E L)'3' 7/1'EE T1I ,E5 AS psffl; W MY (UW/RY 45 lifE-RE aeFrD LW JAn/N /A(411 c VN[- I /AT- A $f4%04/f TViIfI /IECk, 't5' / • atw a SUPERBRAND REGULAR OR KING s OR 120's 100' USDA GRADE ##A" LARGE CIGARETTES BEER - HICKOUWEET $1" . I ' ....... PEARL July 22, 1979 .•• :. W.D BRAND CLAUSSEN REFRIGERATED MW S FRANKS ALL BEEF FRANKS *;AI DEEP SOUTH . • CIAUSSFN REFRIGERATED TOMATOES AND ........... ) BEEF CHUCK BONELESS . . a '.- 4raocr IF azw TA,k: .4Z'7 7715 94I.44755 GWALTNEY GREAT000 BRAND SLICED h:k '2,"' STEWME4 awm3H Prk Chops ' :1 • LB. SIRLOIN FULL ' FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO I BE I CHUCK BLADE I • rfT* SBDFI LB. - HICKORY SWEET CHUCK -&-ROAST —— 1 -. • BRAND USDA CHOICE RESH OR SMOKED ECONOMY CHUCK STEAK I I •••J WESTERN CORN FED PINKY PIG PORK W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE c i - 7i m . : 4 0-mi •H A min0 or. a LLAN09 0 " w EGGS 40 ATh . . ;• ni III PACK CARTON I CANS COUNTRY CLUB Malt Liquor . 6 IAVI $0. AlTOS irar KITE 2° Tobacco. ______ MV! 1$' .• .•. TIA MIX 49 ' Thrifty Maid TOMATOES I 9" FISCHER BLACK ] 3.,149c 83c Pepper . . . . . • - allow ,tlV TRASH CAN LINERS SAVE 20' • HEINZ T'' • sit S SAVE 20' DILL PICKLES •• 8 • _ _____ •. THEY LAUGH AT THE BRAVE FOOL UNTIL THEY FIND THE INNKEEPER HAS PI5APPEAREG PROBABLY TAXING THE CASH WITH HIM. •' ( •II. I I... . - ". DIXIANA DIXIANA GREEN PEAS, SOUP MIX, MIXED VEGETABLES OR • GLAZED DONUTS CUT CORN — 1J JUrIWRW : \ii SOUR -. ' •L; I F CREAM '•.) 1• MEI 5 . Potatoes.,,5$1" • IMUKWAFFUS IJUKE...1....3 6P V 69 d,eese IAYB . OUT INTO THE DAIRIC AND STORMY WORLD, LIGHTED ONLY BY THE FLASH OF LIGHTNING, GO THE INNKEEPER AND HIS WIFE. A BLEAK FUTURE AHEAD. m 01$TA. ag " ' ....:.. cw COITaI11 IRAFTYILVIUTA 1' ....... $1., 2' Pm L:LMAISAINI .........2 elm .'.•' jJIJ M55I1.&UU KII DARLING ..•. f.'I UILLiZIU RESTIGE READ 00*00000 2 2 0-ex. 89 DARLING r •— •. — , - —• - -- .- .•.—.---.• .- . •••- p... - -. p-. ,. HOLE PICK 'EM uPoNvoui GRAIN BREAD •; ' * .•"-- - .a • - -. - - . 2 IV$. - e -••,•— •- a -- •' . •. . 'IId-i '- ''•' - I1IhilL.'. I 41 i / . JJI 4' All 1.A SAVE 6 • SUPEIBRAND REGULAR 01 ST •FIT COTTAGE TATOR BOY FRENCH FRIED f'99c .... " . - 5 ••'••.'•." .i _ CUPS SU FIB AND ICE CREAM 01 .' ______ t PKG 04Y \ J: T -•• '- -• -- -- •-... OWEN ANNOYS THEM. THEY DO NOT LIKE THE WAY HIS DEAD EYES SEEM TO FOLLOW THEIR EVERY MOVE. SO HE IS REMOVED FRSAA THE ROOM. IX NO 7' hESITATE- 70 (15ff IT TCR 7M05E AW/6,1T5 ARE RUTHI.,cSS W I I GALAN IS FRIGHTENED. HE IS NOT ACCUSTOMEDTOMIJRPER ONCE MORE HE CLIMBS TO ThE BUC)M I WINDOW AND HANDS 1A0'/ EMD A NICKE D - LOOKING KNIFE. I 1215j KILLERS. IF Ol5CovERt AIM ICR ThE-rAcE-lw THEN SHE RETURNS 10 HER HIDING PLACE IN THE CLOTHESPRESS. NEXT WEEK -1d.tedTools �rrTTJj — - r- T}j A r;1'L =•h.'' -:-- - - rvYlr . O•'MUSTUL .5 .5 . _ N1* 6JITERTA/N/A'G 0 0 T a4ThO,"P' 4r 4a A4LAST'VE I?A? PIC9E171I4A1 LAP BEFORE WS GOT $P SAY '1411 TIlE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom - •;; '5- -I 1 ,,- I! "•7'." jr, A ? ••' 61 - 5- WHOPUTTh - W" IM WITH tor 164ft I i A i —'C fl EAR HELOISE: ( yefTgDr\ I ON MY 1.UN11 mr man our IN W? "it OPEN To "ins Alftft =M OuTDR AFt WITH'M U,witpj Mt 'nBi.!s FIGM ANP THE ON SirI ma f• rjY.f:• AND TilE MtNU vS wFrr fVtTf4XNG FROM SOUP To FANCY DE$sg'rs Athrlftyway to make aropetlebackforawide drapery Is to macrame a long cord using regular four-ply knitting yarn. Use the half knot and let it twist as you would when making a plant hanger. Cover a short, but large, round plastic hair roller with ... the same yarn (by simply LI . I : .L winding It around the roller), t: I Put your rope through the .Y. curler double; add another short rope (6 to 8 inches long) and finish lt off with a tassie. Now you have a beautiful drapery tieback at one the cost. mt5 Dorothy r,.rtZS, How right you ar., 'cause i checked and those decorative little tleb.cks aren't cheap. And HIS COtS tIISt the Suds bop through - It does resembie a hair teller. Yours really clever to have thought of it. Helolse XDON'? J(MOW... 'I, RAINED, AND I' TH ND of W UNH H* WAS ST1t.4 fglfl TO r1NISH THE soue. : I - .. 5•. -• • 55• o• •.'..• . H .5. MOMMY'S NEST EGG DEAR HELOISE: i had a penny jar that lwas trying to fill up for my 3-year. old son, so when he Is old enough he can buy. bike or ly wants. whatever he $ couldn't keep him out of the j.rsol took some olthose real large plastic eggs that panty hose come in, and began putting the pennies in there, taping them closed. I keep the eggs in a large fruit bowl and when visitors ask me about them, I simply reply, "That's just my little nest egg I have stashed away." Linda Williams THE EYES HAVE ITI DEAR HELOISE: A screw came out of the ear piece of my eyeglasses. My ingenuous son sent me to the kitchen for a wire bread fastener He took the outside paper off, inserted the wire into the ear piece, and twisted the surplus off. This lasted Works until I inadvertently sat on them. Mrs. Jerry Wells DEAR READERThis Is your column. If 'd like t share hint, ask question or make asupges tion, wrft me care of "tie n.ws 'u"'. HugsH.Ioiss NUTTY BUT NICEI ir DEAR HELOISE: If you like peanut butter sandwiches, you know that sometimes the peanut butter does not spread very easily. To solve that problem, all you have to do Is put your knife, or spreader, under the hot water for a few seconds. The peanut butter will spread very easily. Ken ji Komm.r. Age lO JUST SIGN HEREI DEAR HELOISE: I have a hint some school kids can use. Every year in school, I make a small autograph book for my classmates to sign. it can be made out of construction paper. Whit a treasure in the future. Both Swoboda 7.22.79 IM King Faftres Syntheata, lie. �IWVWV14 . MIA r?' On it 014 WELL \N14AT o r IE 1II j''•• 9i' 1:!IP !T!1 I _ ;! • C. • i : . NPASO * • irnr jA Jil V __ pr .øi nw d IBM OOP 04 C Aw- . SOMA TA WAY, c __ T my NO - THERE'S NOTHING WRM HERE, MA TROUBLE MUST BE IN YOUR CURLING .00 ONES Af .':',.. aI ! �Wr ~ ILi i ik I I k Iup.' 4, ,II ? W 1.3 liVe (fliI /!LkI4 j#jI. I• I ~~004rf, &MI LAr Mober .IAIb. A I I.. -.-- �2A—Evening I 1A Evening Herald,—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 289—Monday, July 23,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 IN E To Seminole County Commission florida Hospital Presents SM H Merger Plans ni,*r Whirlo- ' by Hal Kaufman - Seminole County commissioners today were scheduled to begin hearings on the future of Seminole Memorial Hospital, with representatives from Florida Hospital in Orlando prepared to ask the commissioners for a merger. "We'll only be delivering a proposal to seek to open negotiations on the matter," Jim Morris, Florida Hospital vice president, said today. Morris and others were scheduled to present their case for merger with the commissioners at 1:30 p.m. today. On Tuesday, members of the board of trustees from'SMH are scheduled to meet with the commissioners to plead their - Round Figuresi Math prof: "Doakes, you've got to writ, your figures more legibly. Take this five, it looks lust like a three." Ooaku: "Big pardon, sir, it Is a three." Prof: "A three you say? lxtxlxoxoxkxsxjxuxsxtxfx)xkx,xa. xfxixvxe." Omit the x's. - • Jim's father's age is the same as Jim's with the - digits reversed. A year ago, Jim's father's age was four times Jim's. How old are they? 'AI.AJp.d$J 'UU$*$ , * . ? 'p '5unjw s i'oqu.s 'c uti.iaip MYSTERY TOPIC Here is a mystery that even Sherlock Holmes i:L_ might have difficulty X unraveling: My first is in walk. but not In run. My second's in bullet, but not in gun. My third is in apple, but not In core; My fourth is in fifth, but not infour. My fifth's In ker chief, not In rag. My sixth I. in hors., but not in nag. Myseventh'sjnrobe, but not in gown. My all for uncertain- . ty has renown. 'PIAOW It "Cal eulisiw $1 430M '1 PAOW I i ouiniw i eev 'I :$.3u.J.ffio to open negotiations on the matter' County commissioners ultimately will decide whether to keep SMH county-owned or whether to surrender control and lease the facility to a private corporation. CR "1. / a ' . '- . 1.11 m.:Whateml? PEG LEGGEDI It takes some kind of pa9 to nab that runliewtom 21 3410114" stealing second base. Can you trace the bail's route? 041 ' s .n.Jqwn (j.(4 - AE LftAND .54 XT0ZIR r If TREY IkE VAE. 1A1 ALL, GLUM' MM6 ¶E ALL! cZcH? V/fkATh ThAT EXA1 NEfl LA4T pi Ii INb i Lcr.. — 1 11 ca4gcu1ivE WPLK, P t cET WfiA1 . - 1ev iNTD 6Alo4 IUT A "LAU&ER'? — - "s. -Lp -. - p,. -.. ,-, F1rBrN*hters Hurt Local Solar Market By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer The outlook is bright, but the market for solar energy systems has been dimmed by public doubt and fly-bynight swindlers, says Phil Gonzalez, a Sanford distributor of solar equipment. Gonzalez, 57, claims he has noticed an Increase in the number of inquiries about solar equipment recently, but sales of the $600 to $1,000 water heating systems he handles average only one per month. Gonzalez, a retired engineer, now operates Kings Supplies, 2534 Park Ave., Sanford "Sales are very slow. Basically, I think there are two reasons. First, a lot of people have had bad results with equipment bought from fly.by.nlghters who stick them with shoddy equipment. Cheap materials are used and the systems rot in two years. "Secondly, there Is the human thing. People look at $600 or $1,000 as an expense they'll be paying for two or three years if they switch to solar. They'd rather pay that extra 0or0 per month to the utilIty company than assume a major cash outlay," he said. Gonzalez said he and his wife Installed a solar system in 722 . TI.WJ Sanford solar equipment distributor Phil Gonzalez displays solar panel AM 00 elm"uI?'_.tI,c. t7 - (Lmlf7 II oRTh WORKfrJc, FOR A frF'// I — 0 5....... -•• -_____ 'I think the retired person, trying to got by on a fixed income is more apt to look to the future. Their experiences have taught them to look ahead' their home live years ago and their average utility bill of $50 has been cut In half since. Within Seminole County, Gonzalez estimates, up to 2,000 homes and businesses partially are dependent on the sun for heating or air condlUo.dng. "Right now, It is mostly used as an adjunct or a back-up system. But the builders are beginning to design them into the newer homes. That should be a big market," he said. An average home, with two to four persons, would reaIre two solar panels, or collectors. The collectors are covered by a special fiberglass covering. When the sun's rays pass through the glass onto the collectors, the but is trapped and gored. The stored heat then Is transferred to a standard household water tank. More complex systems, Gonzalez said, can convert the heat to electricity for powering air conditioners and other home systems. s.pivth .. -• - -. Most of Gonzalez' customers, he says, are retired persons seeking to cut down on their utility bills over the long run. The younger homeowner has shied away from solar energy, he said. "I think the retired person, trying to get by on a fixed Income is more apt to look to the future. Their experiences have taught them to look ahead," he observed. Gonzalez has been in the solar energy business 10 years. He formerly was a manufacturer's representative for electronic components In the Bahamas and Puerto Rico. Products he represented included solar devices, he said. Since the field has drawn a good deal of attention while few people are too aware of the mechanics of solar energy it has been easy for con artists and get-rich-quick schemers to operate, Gonzalez claims. "You an a lot of it. Someone moves into an area, puts a lot of advertising In the newspaper and on TV, makes his sales and then moves on. The equipment sold may be junk," he warns. "For example, freeze protection is very Important. Most buyers don't realize that the solar panels don't have to be exposed to freezing temperatures to freeze over. Given the right combination of dew and chilling winds, a panel could freeze even at 50 degrees," he said. "Then they become damaged." He said less reputable firms may sell low-cod equipment without the necessary protections such as freezeguards. When the cheaper units give out In two or three years, consumer confidence in solar systems is diminshed, he said. What can the government do to stimulate interest and wideacale conversion to solar energy? Gonzalez says lowcost loans to buyers would help. But he said the government also is going to have to do a good marketing job and reduce some of the red tape now snarling the grant program to solar buyers. "The government has a $400 grant program to persons Installing solar devices. But the guidelines required to meet the grant are based on northern standards. To meet them in Florida, the buyer winds up spending more than the $400 he gets," Gonzalez said. He said the federal requirunenta for a grant Include Insulation limit' and venting specifications not found in many homes in the southern part of the nation's sunbelt. "It's also going to be a job of the government and the seller of solar systems to get the message across, to sell the public on the advantages of solar heating." he said. Originally, Gonzalez thought he would sell his unfla to hotels, restaurants and laundromsts, all high-users of water. However, It Is the homeowners who now inquire most and he sea that asthe comma market In solar sales. - ' - - —GEOFFREY POUNDS By DONNA ESTES Silver Hairs. The idea new stock is acquired. Ware creases geared to the cost of Herald Staff Writer Missouri. said he has noticed, and other living for persons on state ')riginated in With the 1979 session of the Representatives of 10 other seniors have pointed out to him, retirement pensions. Ware said Silver Haired Legislature states, including New Hump- that grocery stores often raise the cost to the state the first behind him, Seminole's shire, Washington, Penn- prices several times on stock year would be $4 million. —Creation of a Senior representative to that session, sylvania, Texas and Colorado, items as wholesale costs go up, Leo Ware, 71, of Altamonte observed the session, which even though the stock was on Citizens Commission to study Springs. Is gearing up to lobby ended at noon Friday, with a hand before those increases the Impact of senior citizens on local "regular" legislators for view toward implementing went into effect. The legislation the state's economy and pas.age of 10 priority bills, similar programs. is designed to stop this practice, develop recommendations on Personally familiar with the —Permission for older their needs. Ware said the 'There were more people four members of the Seminole involved this year. The agenda persons to attend courses at commission would submit County Legislative Delegation was set up much better and I state universities without reports on their findings to the — State Reps. Robert Hattaway enjoyed it," Ware said of the paying fees or receiving credit, governor, speaker of the house and president of the senate. and Bobby Brantley and Sens. session. lie was serving his if space is available, infor —Permission John Vogt and Clark Maxwell second year as a silver haired —Requiring medical schools - Ware says he keeps in con- legislator. in Florida to have courses on corporated mobile home tact with them on a regular The 10 top priority pieces of geriatrics and to require associations to zuc on behalf of basis on the issues of Interest to legislation from the Silver medical doctors to take these their members when lot rentals senior citizens. are increased unreasonably. haired House, to be lobbied courses. "As chairman of the advisory locally and in Tallahassee —Banning increase in This was Ware's bill. He committee for the Area Agency during the April, 1980 regular assessments for tax purposes of sponsored the proposed homes used exclusively as legislation after constituents on the Aging, I have the inside session, Ware said, include: track, the advantage of —Limitations on the ability of homesteads by seniors once the brought to his attention rental knowing the needs of seniors," apartment house owners to bend of the household reaches Increases ot - u much as $4 he said. Ware also is affiliated convert their buildings to 65 years old, except where new percent. the Permitting with the Health Systems condominiums, construction or additions are dental of registration I Agency, an advisory board on —Freezing of sieIf ItCifl involved, health needs. —Calling for automatic In- laboratory technicians to make prices In grocery stores until HIS tavalucmcat in City dentures on prescription of - -. . ---dentists. politics In Altamonte Springs — . —Calling for legislative he was at one time an Un.. . . review of children in foster . .•. successful candidate for the homes. Ware said it came to the -. city commission and he attends 4'' -. . attention of the Silver Hairs commission many city that "a lot" of the children In / meetings — also has been of foster homes in certain areas of assistance to him, he said. the state appear to get lost • ••Ware Is retired from interevery year. in Harvester national ,.' .., Forty-six bills were conIndianapolis, Ind., and retired , .• sidered by the Silver Haired to Florida 10 years ago. \ House, Ware said, with the . preceding bills considered • .S 11 v e r - H a I r c The " priority items. Last year, 12 . Legislature is comprised of bills were given top priority and elected senior citizens .\ live were passed by the regular throughout the state by their •, • ., .. -' Legislature. peers to consider laws believed The Silver Haired session, necessary to protect the rights Ware said, is sponsored by the of or promote the benefit of the Florida Jaycees, Florida elderly. Department of Health and Once approved by the Silver Rehabilitative Services, Hairs, the proposed laws are Florida State University Center submitted to the regular for Professional Development Legislature for passage. Leo Ware of Altamonte Springs and Public Service and the 1979 session was the second ...representativetoSllver-llalred Legislature annual one-week session of the Florida Agencies on the Aging.; ': ' Reaction To 78-Degrees In Restaurants Is Mixed kitchen isn't air conditioned, we compliance period to see what "Our people have said it's been By HUGH ThOMSON have no dress code which might guidelines Herald Staff Writer Florida a little uncomfortable to work the customers A week ago President Carter make un- Restaurant Association comes In. We try to keep it between 76 Issued an order requiring comfortable, and we have no up with. In our dress code we and 76. There have been no with restaurants to set their ther- problem our don't require ties, but we do complaints to my knowledge. mostats to 78 degrees as an refrigeration." require that customers wear a It's too early to tell whether our Bill Beuret, owner of the coat. We don't know whether refrigeration has been afenergy conservation measure. What has been the reaction in Maison & Jardin Restaurant in we'll be changing that lected." Seminole County, so far as Altamonte Springs, said, "We requirement or not." At the Holiday Inn House of restaurant customers are had experimented with the 78Steak, Bernie Varner, manager Jerry and Pauline Arndt own since lad month, said, "No degree. temperature before we concerned? to implemented it. We have had and operate the Fin and Mixed, according quite a few complaints since we Feather In Oviedo. Arndt was complaints, other than from the restauranteurs. working in the kitchen. understand the setjp,g based succinct in his comments: "Our people No effect on refrigeration. And Bob Granoff, manager of has usually been we have a dress code for Three Seasons Restaurant of on an overall temperature of 78 temperature ), degrees. We have five separate about that anyway. No more custo the mers, so far as a coat the Deltona Inn (Bed Western), ha n usual." and tie are concerned." said, "To tell the truth, we thermostat systems located at complaints t really haven't had any corn- different locations, and we are Western Sizzlin Steak McIald'i on Orlando plaints of any magnitude. waiting during the 30-day manager Warren Morris said, Drive in Sanford, Don Hughes, People seem to* be rallying to manager said, "We've been the needs of the country. pr et ty close to that ternIndirectly, we've had some perature, so long as the air is a slight falloff in business, but I_______________________________ ke pt moving. We've had no attribute that to the gas negative complaints. I think problem." ArowidThe Clock ..........4-A Horoscope ... .............. 4-B people are geared up inaitally At the Town House Bridge .....................4-B Hospital ..................2* for it. We checked our ternRestaurant in Oviedo, Mrs. Comics ....................4-B Obituaries .................8-A peratires lad week and they. Fern Allen, manager, said, Crossword .................4-B OURSELVES ........ ...... 1-B were well within the corn. "Out front we have two doors, Editorial ...................4-B Sports ....................6.7-A pliance figures. Management, no hallways. It usually stays Dear Abby ................. 1-B Television .................1-B only, must wear ties or the about 78 degrees anyway. Our Dr. Lamb -----------------4-B Weather ------------- 2-A standard uniform." At Tod y - _•, When it became known the county commissioners would consider such a request, representatives of Florida Hospital and a private for-profit-chain, Hospital Corporation of America, sent word they would like to Investigate the possibility of becoming involved in negotiations on the hospital's future. To date, however, no one from HCA has requested a hearing before the commissioners. 'Silver Hair' Will Lobby For 10 Bills To Aid Aged Vs Cc—' change would permit the selling of tax-exempt bonds to finance a $12 million to $16 million expansion plan. eUoA4*$ tie Challenge: Unscramble this, names of U.S. Presidents: 1. Koip. 2. Drof. 3. Ryalt. 4. Dsaam. S. Trerac. Time: One minute each. '5 '$wepy'p 'JCIAJ. C Riddle-Me-This, If you can: When is a golf bail angry? When it's teed off. What Is the U.S. national dog? The bald beagle. • - uuy 'We'll only b'e delivering a proposal '.a40i.ae3 - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. Put Florida Hospital President Bob Scott sent a letter to commissioner Bob Sturm earlier this year asking to open discussions over a possible merger. Morris said, however, that plans had not reached the stage of offering specific details and that today's meeting with the commissioners was "just to see if they might be agreeable to continued discussions." Tuesday's SMH delegation to the commission is expected to be led by administrator Charles Bentley. It was the SMH board which first suggested changing the status of the hospital. Board members said such a case for converting the hospital to a private-not-for.: profit facility. - _-t. ', I -'--•_--.-.-, '' ., ' .- - 4 - -. - .—• -- -, %'' - .••%•• .. -. '-- - % '4% --- - • • - -. . 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2904ed0efd08ec053324b81032d3bf67.pdf c37083bf925eb1e2451d830be31a9226 PDF Text Text W Alt. -. - I" - -. .- -. . - .- ._• -. -. - * . —. .. ..e-.__-. - - - - - 4-, SUNDAYI EDTION leimi I 72nd Year, No. 52—Sunday, October21, 197—Sanford, Florida 32771 eO*.**-----------••.____ I carter Praises. JFK As A Symbol Of Aspiration -- NAME BRAND FURNITURE AT DISCOUNT PRICESI 7'. Evening Herald—(USPS 4$1.2$O)—PrIc. 25 Cents BOSTON (UP!) -President Carter dedicated the jrealdentlal library of John F. Kennedy today, asying the fallen president at the United States "on a path of excitement and hope." With Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the late presldents youngest brother and now a probable opponent, at his side, Carter said John Kennedy .'becarne, and remains, a symbol of inanan :" splratlon. Carter, the senator and ether members of the Kennedy family let aside their political differences bra few moments for the dedication of the building that will be the repository for Kennedy's presi. Ident'' " Carter, In a moving account, told of how he learned on Nov. 22, 1963, that President Kennedy ed been fatally shot. remember that I climbed down from a tractor, unhooked a farm trailer and walked Into my Warehouse to weigh a load of grain, and was told by oulp of farmers that the president had bun shot. -L. . "I went outside, knelt on the steps, and began to . - pray. In a few minutes I learned that he hadnot lived. It was a grievous personal loss. My president, 1 wept openly, for the first time In more than 10 -- -; ROOM DMDER Heritage oak finish ' Isular '150 years -for the first time since the day my fa ther died." Carter said he never met John Kennedy. s4g know that John Kennedy loved politics, he lovedlauglter, and when the two together, he j ,, i that 1U first president bom in u he embodied the Ideals cia generation as few public 1pIA 'He , Rom mooed our nation out of complacency and set it on a path of excitement and hope." Carter cited what he felt were "the admirable of his thousand days" KSOO.dY entered the White House convinced that racial and religious discrimination was morally Inditensible, and that conviction became a passion that his brother Robert shared and canted forward. —'Preeidsnt Kennedy sought to move our foreign policy beyond the sterility of the Cold War ... When the Nuclear.Test Ban TYesty was signed In 1963, he voiced the hope that there would someday be controls on the numbers and types of nuclear ar freedom would be increasingly bound up with social, political and economic justice In what has since become known as the Third World. One bold expression of this vision was the Peace Corps." Carter used Kennedy's words, "change Is the law dlile,"to speak of problems he himself faces ai president -a decade of high inflation and growing oil Imports; a keener appreciation of the limits of government and military power, the struggle with the "profound transition from a time of abundance to a time of growing scarcity in energy." "The spirit he (John Kennedy) evoked - the spirit of sacrifice, of patriotism, of unstinting dedication - Is the same spirit that will bring us safely through the adversities we face," Carter said. The library dedication marked the first face4o face meeting for Carter and Edward Kennedy since the Massachusetts senator spread the word he probably would challenge Carter for the White House next year. Carter and wife Rosalynn flew to Boston's Logan Airport earlier today for a motorcade to the city's Dorchester section where the library overlooking Boston harbor has been built. . mentj Statein years later, the SALT II treaty can redeem that hope." —"President Kennedy knew that the future of So e Are Happy, Others Mad New Truckload.of Bedroom Suites Just AMV0di--- .—---------— 0 MODERN* Com• Ov er Nevv Lake MERICAN* FRENCH by and chock our low,low pric.. on th.. suIt.s and - Y"nwf 100's - . - ii so Nov persons some weeks ago ByA d-sWeesl . u.,wswtw my Tra x. Signs to hawacceeathU*lrhomeeby pened to be created on the mdenittedlhowjngn.sdfo the also said the street. increase. A workehop is to be requested the 1i and Bill other rites. , of the Ldw U~V AA i=LaaW the minimum a. ducting a 1I7SS as MNM. damned If you don't." Mrs. Paul Utile, who soning category Is 70 feet. The was the assanaved of The council also: Ir-1lBid huuIfSo a bus PM a diver. ndd e ____ ____ Cod the I Mary QIy O,eacil bad sa bI,1U1 1 1 *1 city diet sties 1i Major Ii Wa kind of enty in allow dsàèfvers. faced a new kind of pre. she lend •i fri citY balL After receiving a pith.. aud BA'99OuluiA ad td in Ills lips laded. —Aathsrinsd Mrs. Major to listening as r4tIt 'wl—'d as a depidy to Sinilnel. thedtycouncflfor psrmltilng Elections aspsrvlsor Camllt. the location of II trc siges on Street. fl 11MW beIng dillid," end Mop Mg. Bruce to reMer voters at city Fire Street and between Floyd said Mayor Wailer Sorenson. I've ever a ___ t— hkH. ___ __ MAN SIZI RECUNN ( i w —Appointed Councilmen Francis Mark and Burt Parinchiof to the canvassing board '°' the ' °'°'' .tectloe. Named Owenas liter. 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I EXII i &fmsl - N.rs are professional police oelcsrs "Th. motorists are not adjuel"ed declaim permitting department financial records. —Adopted an ordinance In other areas. "It looks like Mopping at the Mop signs, but construction of home on a 06. —Delayed consideration of a changing the zoning on sign city out there," Lolpen they we slowing down," she foot wide lot on Gramibead. request from the two garbage property end of the ][Amnigwood The delay was WWby collection firms In the city - Lake Mary Road from cJm- hurt Perincidef, At the some time, Mn. Combnen Barry Irry mdli Better Garbage Co. and agriculture to residential to Intuit rates for sheet-term Loan of Mid-Florid, which fluctuates week! who Is public safely corn Lerelha EIt"ithad said those the city em determine how a Superior—for a rate Increase permit construction of investments in Mao markst Mrs. Brenner pointed it generally on a Wedoesday. The ml4nner, said a BOOM Of who are opposed to the signs city lot only N feel wide hop until financial records are doplexcs. certificates f eral law regula ed ti th ng have in( an urne maximum Interest allowed on . precedented high with the Issuance of such CDs prohibits the CDs ls4lgt4ly Was than one. ermourncsmerst by at lend two the emç0 1 ntarut quarter percent over the :. Siaf4 f44$j LIMItI~IOR5 du.Wifl$ their His. treasury bills. i setting slx.mosuth, $10,960 However, Mrs. Brenner AIss,as has beei the case ks vk,lirnmi osdi.s' earnings noted, an investor may take the the pit, there Is a penalty fir ,.. •.t. . •:-;. atll.7llparceel. approzimately$IN per moth early wlthè'awal is the . a " — Other financial litiludiogs Interest earned on the CD and And, in addition to the $100 we .spect.d to follow suit, redeposltltlmdoaconve,gional CDs, all the financial In. rentinue--Mittions Mlfl-pde CM at and loon oMktei.. esning Intend. At present, mlltht5fl purchase omoits 01 FIrM Federal of Mid-floride's ION or $l and ge nder which The aUIme high gs*ar rat. of nearly 12 pureed on the conventional savings accounts em ewe from six-ada-ball 110*, Ms-month certificates earn ftv..and.a.half percent percent to eight percent, we In effect today at First Interest, while at Atlantic depending epos the maturity . .- • 1i.*' Federal Savinge and Leon of National. the rate lsfIve.and. pitied. That Cs he from one. --flr . ' Mld.Florlda and Atlantic quarter percent, according to year Wei to Mysar CDs. & quo Raftas ited thur. ales Is a ci i It.,.- 1-1 FRAMES D BE 4P1.c. $59" j Now.$77 ____ r. . _____ ___ __ . '16 - applications ftVm the Polk* department for and Wgbws three wanellli Stood At thd point Mm flu so crystalized," aWd Mrs. —AccWted On proposal han Low Enforcement Assistance M-A a 8001 dwdmd use city callned hr SlwflU; wilio, said ons afthe the 8108. signs is pooted in ftm of Im M & &nd demned it you Fitzpatrick and Hartsock, Administration grants and certified public accountants to Highway Safety Act grants for a doii't." First $trest m. do ie LofIO . the ci ty's annual, audit of the city. letter o( tIihe for the Mis to L. . .. . ., in petition which us awu was the vn, Ii iuw' n u general iima and uuiuy —Approved a resolution .. sha add do signed by 19 resided' whose 11UW was ham —I aday's misting, the coencil department for a maxlmwn raising building permit fees tabled it1l the November cost of $1,300. 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MASAN. Ssntk Zirea (VP!)— Cs of di'bSvW soldiers mud Wthid armored. dis tbrough / dowudS Mies Wly today in of to 'dlaiifltswhoriatid for two dqe.Mi,paldiworafl.dthto cidaduitiisd en, a .1r ',J .1 : - AA • .•*' ' ' A __ '• . - "LuM year we had 21 cospls. K"n1wky. The dance contest will be • • donce a" ices VW which opinion the weekly ategorles. Cont 'mod be Entry hfri for the dsnc dances on Wednesday of- tlyears of ago cr older and caidsst and other evudslntb rd Chic may compete hi ins or allot the Nov. 5-10 Golden Ag. Olympici locneons lbs Conter with mule by the ategories.Reghiretlon fee ls anesvallaldeitthechunbe* Sanford Seresaders, will 10 oseb of the offim dwe.erntiiieg.in at,rr1w width will budide "lbs uuId.week Miuuir-danc lids year and Juliet Dinner, walls,(en tint, polka, $t.rbeg, will be a chance for sin t get acquainted, relax and ha$ D.'t. Both are v'itd for to d "Alley Cot." Dow. 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Quad Green's tombstone isa - -. simple one, with an engraving of Jesus holding a lamb. Beneath it will be the words: "Chad Green: Beginning 1575 to Beginning 1579." "When Chad was born that was the beginning of his physical, human life and when he died that Was the beginning of his spiritual life with God," said his father, Gerald Green. Green and his wife, Diane, will bury their 3-year-old son in his hometown today, eIght days after he died of leukemia in Tijuana, Mexico, where they had taken him — despite a court order — for a controversIal Laetrile treatment. :.: Services were planned today at St. Mark's Episcopal 1.5—Mil Plastic 888 - Church Iii Hastings, a rad farming town of about 33,000 where Quad was bo m - *0 silal in arkview ('etery. UAW Announces Deadline ' 30x37" llñrs fit 20-30-gallon trash cans. 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A White House spokeswoman said It was her understanding the declaration coven the whole date, sp.clflcally the 4d congressional district, with the possibility of ether ariu being added later If they are found to quality. ,,We will have a formal notice on It In the morning," the spokeswoman said. "I have no more now eacept that It has been signet" A spokeswoman for the Federal Emergency Mw.gsment Agency, bower, said such declaratiow usually trigger individmi and pdfr auace that in. clods. temporary housing wee, AMW loam to - homeowners and basr, agriculturel auldaucs, sax relief, grants to repair or replace vital public fac41 "s, debrIs clearance and pvrms. wlllbsssld until Identified In sppew in Pride saw (, •..; •••: ;:i • 1MIBsmZurviur, 3d eatint flulde sse Spa. - I(4 ' ___ - .• -• _____ S 6-Pr. Pkg. Not Running Firm On divers aysr join the We. do fob SM. ArA son of is the warm to "S ,.----a LOS ANGELES (UP!) A security guard who always wanted to be a policeman Friday confessed to the 11I114, Strangler slayings and, ina bargain for his life, fingered Blanchi's plea of guilty in the Bellingham case was In exchange for a promise that Washington authorities would not seek the death penalty against him. He was sentenced to two consecutive life terms for those killings. win dive,, $ hinted auiiwsi Rsps,$ifluriusintbs Jng's, we pert of a IA ; d, regulagl,-pa4 UONu Iving aid 1wpISeiPIg national trend M uistb florida far, spriags dive Ulpa to 'sle. spots • 1 _ • ,JS., bp-.. ., his cousin as an accomplice in slaying 10 of the 13 young in for Zoviol 1, y.• ,,, , ." Nov. 17. ' .- Confesses 'female victims. ;. Moments after Kenneth Blanchl tearfully admitted ";murdering two girls In Bellingham, Wash., the U-year-old - defendant pleaded guilty Friday to five of the 13 Los Angeles-area killings and agreed to testify against his .: cousin. Thirty minutes later, his cousin, Angelo Anthony Buono :-Jr., 44, an upholsterer, was arrested without a struggle in . ,!'G lendale, Calif. ' ' Is NAIAD rom"twWa 78111-d"to* ..L . - - vdift am • .--- THE yiANEcAaELazuy -' •.•. .. ..- - - ' Event I e Olympics A • was dukrod by dwee of thope = ofthe awnme bdo0wed by F, Ieoaid &IsiIfliV. . .-, .i(. --a -*'- -a.---- - * Soviets Froe,Momsiv kids t4 • .•.a.._-s- :To Hillside Strangler Slayings ___ agreement were reached with th Association, the largest prW ei', by 4 p.m. (11 am. EDT) Suds)' It would ed its 3,SN esibsd • - SundlYs Oct.21,111"A $ecurity Guard - ____ LONDON UPI)— Officials of the London Times and usion negotiators today worked p14 their eicos 1 ia1 deadline" in a week, atnIing to reach a new oosdrant apesnug by SIlIdSY ftSTDOU1 to 51w' th mpopme famed 1$4yeaoid But me limes. aunt down since Nov. 300 07$, following a series of wildcat strikes pretesting of t.chnoiap, said It had no p1w. togs oat ci b"#.es if talks failed. • • N BRIEF . • -, Log which Is located at 1111 Bier Lake Road, Bear Lake Subdivision.: Accos*g to the cksrlff deputy's report, the burglar dllmbed over a cliain4lnk fence avoided a guard dog, entered the open scene at 11:56 p.m. said Wllllnghsm's 1571 car wascompletely main wardioa., removed a lock on a storage room and took 25 destroyed. Between 100 and 110 feet suM olMickler Road, a power, bow of air driving staples worth $710. lbs burglar opened a lock ° -°'o About into the omce and took a tool box with about $IN worth of tools.' esrsei Wad Of the poWfflkiun w lying on ide The company was reported broken Into on Oct. 11 with morei was Owner John IL D", 31, of stomach unconscious and blooding Internally. sUN worth Of equipment taken. tired between $ p.m. Tuesday end $ a.m. WidewI.y by someone Fire Department who liobs a window is the northwsd side. g , UN MING Dye said the glsr aino Uiud over a m. rebiret. Rick Ik'm.eaq, U, of Tlffaiy Square Apartments, Fern: peasethy ' Park, said to Seminole County sheriff's deputies Wednesday! According to the sheriff's y'5 iaart wma'am jug OF filiN TAZZN afternoon a bank big with between $170 and $IN cash was taken control of the car en the curve east of )iICIMr R( Accg to Se"IIMIe County shitIff's diIIntIie "iQne took fg the Phillips N Slatjon, Interstate 4 434, a revoivw, a .U.caither rifle, a portable AM-FM radio, and a between 4-4:10 p.m. KENUM Postaide color tilavisien from an Aitamoit. Springs home bet___IP1II%U According to Ormemey, a station employee, the beg was left in uu'-, MIY wo S a.m. and 12:10 pin. Wi'911IIJr. '' adukdrmrwbunhewesgtoth, 'betbrvointo chock on v reported 043 takes- (run a cash boa In an offic, deck Tuesday Walter Lwls, 740 $10 Pine &, told ckur'a depidles entry was ti.p& , Humauy co find the man end went d$ nit nlgld, according to a Coy Sheriff's Duputmug vd tirouglu a suitbw deer width had no signs of forced to the dub the g was the en.pet was driving: Thi 1U05 lift VIIIS4 at $11. oft before Hennessey could stop him. - tiIJi .a a- on someone broke Into a etorags room and office at the ompny __ Times Nears Deadline flI For Firing 3,500 Em,aIoy..g &MR - SHOPLEESBURG,DELANDMT.DORAAKI$SIMMEE DAILYt.9,SLtNI2. BUSIN BURGLARY A ferunen for Don Covey Inc., Eddie E. Jones, $2, 277 Aconi Drive, [copied, told the Seminole County Sheriff's Depsrtment Kenneth Scott Wfflbtun, 1033 Qyital Bowl Qrde, Causelberry, was declared dead on arrival at 12:30 a.m. * 1 SIlls, uwi w CSIN - • .•. -. * en, Killed In Ac cid 16ir A 15-Y.14I (lbiIry yontlu was dead is whal at WWir spa rpole macuveatdMeRat.430in 06 - reported Friday. no radio sold the _ SHOP U I BRIEF IN . Svr&v, Oct. 21, Im Casselb'err V '5-- 12"x75' Aluminum Foil - All-purpose household aluminum foil In handy cutter-edge box. Save. : �• . - . .• . -, S j - - • • - - ',..:. Sunday, 4A-.-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, • -. .-- -,S Oct. -i IS_ MG. Owners 1 7 SAVI II • Production low pIICI$I I I I I I I TOOTHPASTE Look wet, even when dry. Assorted shades. LIMIT 1 4 hour, adult strength. Roll of 10 LIMIT I AQUA NET HAIRSPRAY types. . BLADES cartridges. : PACK 0F5 S . - _____ • . -- . :•. _ continuing • ......; said • number participating, providing " - ,.--f: -• •- I ' 'SdL :: WASHINGTON 'UPI' arrived, authorities said, Th ree days after being fired as Rotten went to his garage and apparentleared a single bullet yf and puts in an hour work prior criminal misconduct, Alan his to enjoying a group meal served Rotton phoned the bureau Warren Carmichael, a Fairat the chm-ch. Funding has Friday. fax County Police Department recently been cut for the meals "He was very despondent," spokesman, said Rotton "Still Mrs. Howard's class has an FBI source said "Ha dL'1n't sh weu some signs o, been hurt as a result say, 'I'm going to kill myself,' when police arrived at about of the the •'M way he was talking you noon. "But before they were said and since but the here to eat could tell." able to stabilize him to tran the meals have bew cut many The FBI promptly sent a sport him. he had expired." of the students fall to show P police officer and two bureau "It appears the pressures "It' I , 11 exe,I.Ia4. s a agents racing to Rotton's were too great for him," one .ame uivy wn come. townhouse in suburban Burke, FBI off icial said of the 42-yearMrs. Howard got started Va. It was too late. old Hutton, father of three teaching exercise a couple of Minutes before the officers daughters. - 99 9 • .- 'l. Tf von. REG. $1.09 LIMIT 1 I - . -:.•' C&.14 .S4. S• TRASH CAN I Plastic construction In assorted colors. REQ. $3.99 2!': CORN - . U PLANTERS 6½-ox. vacuum nicked ''' 1 For those small dun-up jobs. REG. $1.9 Quart leyland's ales void - in lbS UPIkId Situ. '1Ws h who wasted for Morris Gn1 If they (henceths MO). ilsidesfora N*Jmm nd he add. sporty runabout aheost died at can. 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Collegian, ::"f"ed League of Fillpin-6 Party. tr deensiodo he ' aftw studedcassell, bus leaders suadgm U.S. support . of U* The camplis twinall of do 14 Ysm in 1111011111101! .-,::&Adentx whkh &*m to work 1 arm wWw spearheaded Um earlielir student Marcos room, saying Amarl"democratic refOrC111111111 in alurly 1"Ge Was; man than JW martial law. rewdla. ilitary aid has mcW" Marco., a, can co,4in the ' rearesem. cOIJIgsI and fmm" .nposss. "They can think, astudus* rebellion or ipiflover I1on in 1972 to $90.7 gdse. They can even be c4tls adlwar movement ci the politicians. They era old and jij in Which students iililin this year jj do students Interviff0d, dtrucUvs In order to be Americans — former colonial I nentsd. The church, the . seettr to demonstrate," rulers for half a century whom most powerful Institution In this says Deputy Education were critical of the Kabstaang •;.tJys." 1*1113' OWIMIU COUMtY, is Minister M.rciao Albsrracln, Barangay, a youth movement ::AlcaMars was barely In high Filipinos love to Imilats. was a nationalist moveImmotUsed by its own censor- 71. "Under that condition, the headed by Marcos' daughter It fanatical followers vallem. ;óf the communist-leaning and bent on diriaMllng the But the students number 12.6 •:;--: million In this nation at 45 million, Abo ut 1 million are in t 900 schools In metropolitan ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) A circuit court Iude has given the date attorney's office until Wednesday to file an ofMikep. Manila. Yearly, 100,000 graduA photograph answer to a suit that would bar heroic medical measures . ate into the ranks of the taway, former county (OF a comatose 71-year-old man. mIi11oisr, was Inadvertently UneolOySd. The suit brought by Frank Joseph Qlarek seeks a The University of the Philip.. , a to jg dec!aratrjrv judgment authorizing two doctors, the pines, list of student actIvlin on the Seminole County I,gisiatived.kptknonpsge$ In preinartlal law days, has hospital and family to withhold extraordinary medical procedures from the treatment of his father, Frank John the county section ci today's aplii e,n*1sd as a center of Qlarek. 1r$4Nprogreseiditloncithe Ptnd - : month, After hearing testimony Ftiday from two psidans EVSni Beral picture DAWN Gives even water distribution. REQ. 7.99 IniuY it now w it h Zaks crrd,t Mstrr Chargt' VISA • Amcnt.rn Episs Cane Blanche' Diners Club' Layaway courm W do on in 1 19 Pt CHARCOAL LIGHTER Begin It did not meet MANILA, Philippines (UPI) Kabatung Makabsyan (Patti Philippine establishment, university since marital law relaxation will not be proper for Imee. They said Which was ConsidetNed cOlmW banned unauthorized public the peace of the academic the aspirations of the young. 1~_ FWOW gtudient activists am otic youlth) pA Monlia in a and They say they have no unable to wrench Itself ging. community." state of siege and atter .even virtual - :. Irrthg i to they are fighting an illusions Reol Landlngin, 20,. says 5tudentriots at two schools In pron$edtmpnsitioncimartlal from the strings of its U.S. :,,M1 of martial law. Manna's downtown "university students want to overhaul "the easy battle. patrons. Clad In T-shirts and jeans, law In September 1972. The current rhetoric has. a belt" resulted In at- least 36 colonial and suppressed of clench.flsted Memo ries in school s wam" they etnin character of our educational cjrtidors, singing ballads to firebrands screaming Marxist familiAr ring, although the arrests. riot police system." As an .sw'pte, he Steel-helmeted :: others. They hold and anti-American slogans itud=U have not yet burned a and map plans to ramming the presidential U.S. flag and their demands with shields and truncheons says grants from the U.S. Ford with a firetruoli qp.ar tobe purely domestic: lined streets leading to the and Rockefeller foundations to u*u I. street. tsttlenfssrsllbacka and rvlval presld,,t1alps]ace,bstray1nga the U.P. Economics Depart- A N U I 2884 This right-in-style, 12 karat gold-filled chain set includes a neckchaui, anklet, wristlet and earrings boxed for giving Let us gift-wrap it at no extra charge' The set, $14.95 - - ir* ir, multI-position rid, cast Iron construction. i stable drafts. REQ. $19. nds-Protests Who said tashion has to cost a tortune? Giw chains this Christmas! - .'.... PEDESTAL HIBACHI - in. PEANUTS WHIM BROOM L Martial Law As LIFT0r$PINTOP Dismissed FBI Man Takes His Own L ife Most of Mrs. students are in their 70s and re hard rd$ th their Howard, "and If I can do it k.I anybody can. I. — should start she .._- - •• '•. " - I sears ago at the retirement exercises they can even do In bed that will help them get upin community where she lives. the morning Instead of having "Instead of games, we "If you can't sleep, get up and some exercises," she said. The to pull themselves out of bed. do three or four of your exer- substitute program caught on Members of the class said cises Instead of tossing and she has been teaching they were feeling much better around," admonished the in retired people ever since, since the program. Joints were structor. The class stretched, though she said she regrets not as stiff. They walked faster, having waited so long to start. and a broken arm whose bent, and twisted, earlier, strength, doctors said, would "People their exercises. never be fully restored, was instead of watching TV," uella Howard, 250 Oxford swinging and lifting with the Road, Fern Park, conducts an said. Many they felt they were best of them. exercise class at the Prairie improved "I've even Lake Baptist church every too old to start a program but Mrs. Howard. boasted of myself," Friday. There is no charge for Mrs. Howard has a those they are over 60 years old. By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer with Genny Brown, 72, does sit-down stretching __ . • • , : HiraI Ph.?. b 'Torn It began soon after10 with a -- named c" Khe _____ . - POPTREATS p-fl 1910 Kimber's. boss, WIUI . - Stretch, Bend did - _____ • -. BRACH 89* fire thoesands of employees. "We're 1011* to taki thu The MG, alas, can't help. he down," said Martin epitaph may be: "ft made lying is DEetIYS Of 69 people happy but didn't make Sei. 11,660 etre MG Car Oweurs money." Unless there Is a reprieve, the Qeb. Jolie Thoreley, cha OII4tNDO, Fla. (UP!) — An year aft* serving ii -;:., . I.. •........... Twin blade LIMIT 1' worries on Its mind, The ts tine, altioi the ums company Is desperately In need be PANSWSØ in the pe of fbticb*, and may have to of a utwe reo. Nabbed In Orlando • "- dryer & attachments. MODEL NO. 1892 REG. $12.99 SCHICK SUPER if - • '. •. honks that soimded more like taps. And despite homemade baimers and chants of "Save t.a.i wits Leyland but wits the MG," everyone knew told the decision to BritIsh LiyIWId bad k4U1f prodactltm was Irrevocable at Suspected Killer .-• --:. - " HAIR DRYER 7.90 - MG was merged with Leyland. British Leylaid,aslt became known, needed profits, not prestige. It decided to retire the ci the :..: ,j.--•- NORTHERN _ Tangerine Bowl Road Mace '79, I am., Orlando Chamber of Commerce. 2.0 mile "f un rim" and 13.1 mile mini-marathon. Entries it all ComBanks and track . equipment stores. - . I 9 1 O-oz. aerosol. 2 LIMIT I ::-. - SA1VIWAY, DECEMBER 11 -. i .X. I•i HOLD COUGH SUPPRESSANTS complained designer Roy of the famous little automobile. famous octagon symbol ci the Weekend demonstrations ar and concentrate on the e MG a tradition in Britain. Usually Triumph sports car, a car expatriate Asians or Africans anyone could drive. complain about developments 'rat year British Leyland in the homeland. But a mass st ed ll MG exports except opp a march on behalf of a sports to the United States where the even one that enraptured MGBmode1 had achIevedgraet motorists the world over, was opularity sinm its introductla asmuchaflrstaa theMG when In 1962. it appeared In an Oxford show T MG's demise was anroom on Aug. 11, 1023. noimced this September, Ironi. Owners from Clark Gable to caliy just after Golden Jubile Prince Philip — worrying celebrations of the MG Car Buckingham Palace as he Company. careened around London "We lose 900 sterling ($1,110) the future Que en of England at on every MGB we sell In the his side loved It. United States," said a spokesIn these fuel-hungry days, man for Leyland. "ft's 01there may never be again beso economical and we need the devoted a union of motor facilities at Ablngdon. ft's N and mot orist even though the mpie as that. si MG never was the easiest car to loss rims Into miUi ns Of drive. dollars and the rang etreh The marchers In the London of the powd bw%. W116 U we demonstration, clumping awk- were . an swassek warc5y along like dlanoisg.d price we would simply pft cowboys, planned to drive, a the MG *4 of its mwblL Urn ii MGitoths __ - ilelesi Of IrI %àU 'itk et, S s i2,500 signatures on a petition sold 12,763 in the first = urging reconeicieration ci the months ci this year oomaared decision to end produc- to 12,917 last year. on the other tion of the car next year. halul we are selling Thiiijlkio Police made them park and at the rate If 35,600 a year, walk — the final indignity — consider the MGI p jj a down token MGs 0 a way of life e ml giving up varying periods. MG Owners Qeb fly. Instead of massed MG horns with bieches in the U.S. d blaring defiance, there was other co"rigs, nil A to nft only a brave but weak chorosof $1 miuinn a year to ep - • - ________________________ 5 - - I Seniors Told •! .. 1:' ALTAMONTE MALL J - motor car any more, you Jot uirowupaflusrogulationsand draw a line around then," BlocklebSnk. Worse came in 1919 when the . I SANFORD PLAZA Inso m n ia $ With fluoride. 7-02. tube. "You don't just design a Jaguars and Triumphs can bk. the place of the MG' Florida Teletypewriter for the Deaf lac. Conference Altamonte Racquet Club, 1-4 and SR 436, Registration, 6 p.m., reception 7 p.m., exhibitIon 6-11 p.m. SATU RDAY, OCTOBER!? Flo rida Teletypew riter for the Deaf, Inc., Conference, Altamonte Racquet Club, 1.4 and SR 436, General meet ing, 8 a.m. Banquet, 6p.m. Exhibition, 44 p.m. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER! Holiday Festival, 3.9 p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail, Highway 1742, Casselberry. Country Fried steak dinner, 54 p.m. Gifts, crafts, plants and baked goods. SA'flJRDAY, NOVEMBER S Festival, 9 a.m. to 3p.m., Community United Holiday Methodist Church fellowship ball, Highway 1742, Casselberry. Coffee corner, 9-10:30; soup & sandwich luncheon. Gifts, crafts, plants and baked goods. •-' a . - If th.y think j',' -- .. Sunday, Oct. 21, 17—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'jVI LIMIT1 Owners of the Stutz Bearcat thousand MG owners angrily wllJ doubtless dispute some ci demonstrated In London that. against plans to end production A special automobile always has its problems, but the MG did not run into real trouble 'Th.y'r e kidding unt il the Ralph Nader-inspired Safety Act ci 1166. To meet its themselves demands the MG had to make coiweesions. Women's Club, Overbrook Drive. Speaker State Rap. Hobby Brantley. - -''.' 'f- . . •. I NAILSLICKS ECKERD • ••• •-• .- : COVERGIRL The notion was badly battemA recently when several - r-"-.'. I I . . ti• T:T7TT I. SERVICE at low, A- LONDON (UP!) — Th e jnj proieadonal sport to an theory is that MG sports car activity within everybody's drivers, barreling down the reach, Introduced the pleasure high way at full throttle, are of sports car owner11 to a really mild-mannered every- land that had never knows day folk when not behind the tn before and blazedthstrall wheels of their saucy vehicles. for a multitude of Imported 1)eltouui Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hall, Lutheran Church of Providence. SemInole AA, 8 p.III., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive illaliway House), Sanford. I'arenti. Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Mn-thiodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-sif-Sunshine Chapter S ret Adelhnes, 8 p.m., St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER24 Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Casselberry - . QUALITY PRESCRIPTION ;AVF Protest End Sanford. ,- . .... AVI Sanford ,%A, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. 101'S Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Ch urch, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. DeBary Republican Club, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Cornmunity Center. Representatives of four GOP presidential contenders will speak. Altamoute-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. head Start centers have openings for children 4 and 5 years old (including th e handicapped). Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday t hrough Friday. Call 322.0060. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., hobby Depot, Sanford. DeBary Players, 7:30 p.m.,DeBary Community Center. Sanford Sertomu, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winier Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, N. Edgeinon Avenue. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwiod Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and Sit 434. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida P&L, -. ,.-. -..- ---------• TIMII In .-. _.4..q, , .... .•.-- KCKERD'111 FOR Sanford. - - -- -. PEOPLE TRUST SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 Ballroom and round dancing. 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcani, Deltona. St'minoli' AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Young-At-IIt'art dance, 8 p.m., instruction, 7:30 p.m., Ddll ary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Open to public. Refreshments. 3-mile fund run, 3 p.m., Carlton Union Building Stetson University Deland for Green Feather Charity Drive. Open to the public, $3 fee. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Ch urch, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Tim, Wymore Road, Altanionte Springs. Weight Watchers, l0 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Cas.seltxrry; 7 p.m., Florida Fed eral, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson, Deland; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, l)ehand; 7 p.m.. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mail. Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, non, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental health Center, Robin Road, ,ltainuiite Springs. Sanford AlAnun, 8 1.m., First United Methodist Church, - . 21, 1fl CALENDAR - . I wIJil — .'. black. ffall's OPIN MON4AT.9 TO 9 SUN. 12.6 2134 S. FlINCH AVI. (NUT TO WINN oirnrn SANFOID - - ... �a - - : - . -. . , . . •. . - . E vening Fkvald (USPS 41.210) Around THOMAS GIORDANO,Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director .7 _____ ft The Clock Echo Is among the more striking ironies of ow ., - - - - - -. - JULIAN of I Fidel Castro Is anything but unaligned. In his 20 '$ears as prime minister, and the president of Cuba, Castro has hardly uttered a single word at variance with the foreign policy of his Soviet rons. He is, as Winston thurchill remarked of kussolini's servility to Hitler, "the merest utensil . of his master's will," But however bogus Castro's credentials as a non-aligned" leader, his chairmanship of the rsovement does carry certain useful political enefits. Not the least of these is th e opportunity to ose as spokesman for the 93 nations that consider r proclaim themselves to be non-aligned. it was in his guise that Cuba's Communist dictator adIressed the United Nations General assembly 'ecently. What he said was unremarkable as standard m isvu in of their. . - ipsüeL _ funding of our CIyn* ootiunlft., because _ ___ federal money would mean tsderal control, JiM - I -. Harrigan told an associate 01 mine that It II rot a debate which divides neatly aIom liberal-conservative lines. May traditional ___ Superlatives All Under lbs esgia 01 the kid brewing or'qy, esfthashiaomaiyMherarees ofAmeticanlifs a vesti a. cu they foundsd the Guhine. Bock 01 World Re But other con.ervalivse, reacting to a pã NEW YORK (UPI) — lbs fouled smell of the corin. The rest is celved decline 1 our recsutorInance In tlo 17,000 th in far 4fIoy arise, belongs to'r' '—sri .• . , Thus Jones Jackson's filled Mtànpt to brlii Arab and jews tcgstIr In I Innon',d Israel is j p predated by Ralph thsnnetwork the record book hari.ned 10 games, prma* an argument for feuding along specials, a syndicated Lowery's Identification with lb. aaplratiosa -U Cole 01 polysyllabic chemical,, the aa of television ns Uberatlon which Is evocative of rutting cabbage, onio , television game show, cartoons, toys, games and th ese lines: the federal government throws not the methods —01 the Palestine liuioma of dollars around for so many differaàL garlic and sewer Won .11, seek be an liii p1 programs, many 01 them pure folly. If there Is Lad yow, in Flerisend, Mo., ML4bsel Badmi esahilned as avidly as the b'1g141 of the p offered by Marca blacks t, ai endeavor that Is deserving of govermun. 101,338 tlmsi In 1$ hours. 4ay Grail. iNI Ifongarlan revolution, lajos Koesuth, .s- Jumped ' ft's CIYIflPICL A few who made It In the new edition: iwes.thI "the deep sympathy we feel hi yos,r, Th• biggest EITh hi the world is 100 feet long. me most entemtve sneulr fit ever autfend J cur who was paid the highest; bece.e of the rilation you sodain to liberty." (kith. ather side of the coin, Harrips ripoeti AikinI "doll we 50* with raMi ce ow k* 17.ysar.cld June Clack of Miami kadoolag ti.vision nniwdal fee on record $311,110 that a nusuibu' 01 liberals read umeS per syllable to speak two words hi a pitch for th lIla?" a black newepeper, the Colored rep.ately for 156 days. ofcIysçktg tina5ytoths beer People's Press, 11* had comauled nedrality Had eno? the Nuessaft bscese they we npdW fir Amerle. N'oes hi the event of war with There's more and so long as NorrIs y cell It dauvidem) of these who wad I. Stip.dio had of Jeps,, who celebrated bin (the and BIIIabL MCWIII$Sr Is aa.d, the lid I. likely to grow to become lbs 4d( "bent" ether t"u hi lbs Olympice, .qsclaMp, in me n'Wta abolitionist Bury hIlgi'hu'd end pow and pow It ',well, the ,ai Jg ' pot the enwnw.. _nm Gaset attended the 1* Congress atom Friesda Gilimus Book of World Records. 'e" j s, who held down a I many respects, the government already .1UiitsM Pesos hi Germany and lure..!ufly Ike 1* olItlen of lbs bock that lies set people cab a i,.1d proddss considerable fhal$hl support for supported as anti-war ,salitlouu, Two yea's 'fralknly remlug, gorgiag, Macking demimes, bit told hi. toMb rIng amateur athletics. Take the sophisticated earlier Frederick Doeghis had editorlaHeed In cooking $45 piuw, oerral$ h,McoØa's wft of Pods. p's iiç utbistle plads that ma Ing op at "v Wi ppur, the Berth liar, egilad ' - r'v their toMb ad suri. M of j p, - j of 5p , — odids sodas the Air Feeas Aebdemy, far awdor" ad "plonder" by Amine. Lorcu I '' for the lad two diosles in en the ba.led .p'o. Ihose facilities ma Wit and operated Wei. dade. ft can My *eed Ma ;: '_ of ad*,as,ssi for *isti,i of it&'s hi tiM, WIM th. Ho. MeWbister died In 1171, lid Norris With hi dslla'i. F*i PaW$ later, Douglass' em Lewis cenlad . mavies on aM the isoerde go r1 .stu.;iat against America is- un 'Wa' inS Win, as m.ie, as on Ike Tai,____ uuematewatbisftcehi ft all beg, axerdos Is lbs foreword' I IllS r'raia-: "nine aony, hugh tra Lao" be Oh yes the world's ¶'v-çhs Munch. polite high Schools aM adIke Ton dli pa wn&%4%dwMWwWg t rae" prevails. The pups OOes'plr.dOrs dent injustice to prose b$ this miV — you're In and _T!ly shed bleed ever Jod market tar a M ,toBleaHswalLadMieihs knew itM I. Cobs bemb des't yew New Ima $i,It*SS. AM rely, will in do lbs log .1 India and odrug.d abed ivory usit aMer sin. Itsuhis a., dsgi He uddat keop meb '-dM dal &-A— lxerod pod.d $11 -1.a Ii 1ha ins hi lbs (Jailed Ies... Whom the w1 add be settled kecea. there wines YWW$ is low Plies. Ps"1it 1eck ad Fluid Hill 01 be Mind '4AMUw rofarmsos bsek timed States karma 1W julIo. ± U.tsus, of 0e0es1 ha aiules, W. Va. by dug as, be adeitabs, i In uN, lbs Within PAW euler,thus Norris 'tgI" make Ike G line uas S.d 01 Wield Rd mony sir .-"i—' OtymØ I MeWtur decided I. di ig abed — Mow of pripridy, to eqat Ces. 'tn? _ __ ____ ___ ___ ' ___ ' - __ . Letters Is the editor are welcemad for AND ER.#r,---- pablicatles_AJIetters-montbei1'wMhi-- -JACKmailing address sad, 08 psuslids, a $slsphseu. - . - masop a inr- .-. c..' . u. - .1. . - w us. The foue.sJMo -' pollutes .'1ii unijifir . . - . Isws the loader; bet with s,eryt.g In a coafesha d Ike Wik c of Inlinol roles and Speaking of ________ I the tam there I. i foolkil 01 car4dates for city hi themajority of ow ipk that there Is a coining elections in Seminole Coody is su.r roate to talue than to follow the _____ ___ . A ___ 1W aMa ir'ir lussse 111 -_ - . / - ... -'j. 1 1111 lisek, "Prineuui ele," s par. in Ma .d*4 p urum by the .' nderi told Judo's 1W J 1u. a. Ameute's rij Ma at's of - 1 - . _ P'i "slusjd l'snlh ihid has hi(e,rWs,euewo41 61 is la 111 1W raMusMa11mInMa t--sti Ma owe .. isdai Will Tfueetsda1Wbli Is :" -' ''u inciuine Sedw High School, Deland j Sthed aid fticioci aaing them to join us with theaaaaWg greetngs y we Yew Ox yew ese ____toputamardlng bsndinoir ____ ,t Ike. d thus only lads a bsicuiu a weiss IMe. Everylag is a. ai'ld skew. in a. IIIWINL i of Party N(IIin form ibid in to be the mod bi,odad no w.dMhos frm their c,adIt9r timus appsradly raded on their event ad has been The Mipinde they Paid ma the hails and didi'l work lbs_Vey the foim4wod by a beady cooled draw saw* to pay fir lb. .i,uusu they have K n e people did. In ilecUono there Is as a raMi of their a&%&.ud on thaS na be nr'adItd, for hard work The aio and l"kdwIIvHUPl were ipent wilbiN for the_uç. And as often happens ibis the hnpoetant enough hi sam. your's minds to 1d111 About all the thd "'1P I'Wd', who were the teachers two entice then to take the the. on a Saturday yei ago, In a poIIlk'sl party join the afternoon to go to ed-of-lb.- way place C's IZPSot $0 raMn ales' two years hi cce is personal IMI 'W nusds,_they usually loss the ilk. the VFW Pad to vote. eport. And several 01 tho delegate candidates, they have dose the bad job pr1 at thS — thas. ant we bite toe aid *, z d am an eMke kids. t wdo. Yes M,sa Ithia ve Ulm '. . Od ___ ___ * M...i,st .u. ts W lf Yen don't yes iiWt ' - aM it —n 'MIaUY the Qal1IkII _______ ___ mom 0.r. ' I Generation Program. ix III was i, ...._ u11lIW W - adsardcrals,games,ameslandapedal -y . Ms. Emory's -.lg''w4 a. was Ii be, ft was up to me. Show me hew yes di be, ft win opto discs, a ____________ si reorentios dipautmuut ce.e op with the ideradIntheprepMapreseoudker 1W c*'.1.d hi a an d a tr to a ___________________ _______________________________________ IvIlYW Idea to local ausciatios. aciudiag covered4sh lewees id.fminditisa ________________________________ __________________ Dials. ' two s.umWIy Ico.1.MIW. — gel -s-ags dabs and ad ::t Jul. Mgi ached daA repeuts that the recites a. Puticlpulswere adod to it eowage.meplaceflrthsadiesa.to "aewWcedatfoit." pquregi,lb*ij"aud the b.ksrrPurk,aøcredtIinMaCedird Thin was prS4tMMs Of Mass pedble ias — J __ - •- ft - And it ssd to as, V Irwhuheed a. to be fta.op to ae. "ad"didi'tW'- as . My brother died on lips ad I _______________________________________ usf'WMabeneughad :;:J ppTh'ty,enuuN the the HeM a. dey; a leper grop 'rMy ---- g y, g w -'--ii by on id,insry beard 1W 1' ucsddey.Iytheilbdq,lISeldMars --I-. U a v dMa .tsdu ad aid ysens lied pertlipolet djded..,._ 7L Rd the Rd dmy a. Isauby. me An iW a. S u 'rs, who ranged hi los, yeii threw Fress ad lined the rsu. bonded_"meeting — eeple," "the way every_s per. j',.,,j-r $sypasd supusker, a. a_I lbs dden we a : JtiM1. waiting to be led. *eder. r-_e " mw" ad 01 pr:ivt ad dired a duBy ft a. Ma prmW 1W les hi school. matter Many school bands, apeits. Supreme QId White Feather of the Ken-Order of the Feather, and neth Two-Trees Camo% principal chid the $5 were ng alres and 55 of these - COWab Uflitid lfldlM Imbel 111M., thffio three different in- like have the dividuals and oblMWes tar %b hIke aM ti erdied thi laid. They lore . . dances and the true history of !naii ills, so It may never vanish, and be passed an to their children and the itohe nationThey bsliev. It I. a history that Is important to ovary Indian and every: __ person In tin, great land 01 ours. They history. 11.7 would .lai ilke to a.. the, now sp.peru tsi.vlsicn and . movies . poriia.. uaitoiuo. depict Indian 311e today as It r.sflyls. ft doesn't matter that the DeBary Stems's association on may or. They ithlsd their tribes lfl ending afl dInthaUcs and injustices that have ouloas bin mad. facilities available douded ached the life 01 the Indian for many years. '.Jec(a usually without dirge. Why? As this editor listened and watched Irma. ow ddlin thsetlwe.dIefsIcouldnothelpbut admire their dignity, humility, ft desist matter u t,. parade rods will pass the DiBary Manorleadership U1IIUI1 and their high s. _ IflinI standards for themselves well ineir inioes. in my many yeare,i have never met any men, who! respected more. They are Indians In with Seats throwing candy to them. AM fur some, this maybe the tad parade they will ever so.. ftds'tmatterthdhitlisyew like blood and heart and their tribal members wefts comes first In their lives. ither year'Highway 174 will be Used open beth sides with dude. wavW at gods Qaslijoponthe big red fire another tribe to the coalition, the uupp'.d by a tops deck That - •o hunly be beard abe,. lbs _ The s fir the DoBary Fireman's Since the pow wow we have added "Northern Tribe oiso Tribil Chairman Everett Jesse Harris -------.______________ 'MI DS&' UlU J.. LuvIuj.w, director of ttlbel affairs, also fall Into the category of the above chiefs. We heartily welcome them Into the codhtlaui. V117 special thki to ThbOl __, • .1_,.1_,__ ______________ ___ ew heW i lbs ph's 01. -- II — I irus ___ ! LeMakMaAmaI*PLHe L' . ' - ___ 'cma: Ma iri,i -. '. — ;' -. . ' .L' f4 v . " • . . . ,.r, ,, - - •' _ , 011fti - V ._ - - - . - --- - . . • •_ _ ' .L__ad AM jp lade b by wrjI$hekà ftpt 0401& ar j '_s .rr-j rLui -1i . .'L11' —pj_ taMa dada 11111 al of as Mo Met be" u Si , , .m. . -. ... -.. . - - . _ -- ' '1*1 'T'"'''''' --- . • . ---- •. ''.l — , 1_'y, • i.. _ _ ;.”. .,)., J'I." ' S i. '; - 4 - , .%... • .p_ -; 4; .'. "" ---u.lr1J -_ , " • '• 11 _'-- :-,- -' - _? I - - P.O. Rd $61, A1Weis Sp TIL 111111611111116 Ruse T_ Hess — Mr. R w I 5 Wo. I5 a.c, — TIUIIUNS 1 ill.- aloe Mo 11 — St : c - *0851000 _ ___ - nu .6 Math N_s. l umdomk — I Tm.i _____ low - . . — ft HeMS !9 _______ . - - — W— D Lab to e * . 1.. ' s. " . I edoddWitaWiidhhi I'l Ji1 Ma 10 , "lb jii L_ IIIIIIIII -1 r . W, L . $foInId* Sib ij -- r -Iusi— _ " " toel" ad W 191110 = s. ftNN*sddIII$ dn VinW heu - of Ma 4 $ is. lt Wu 'lii !'" An, Ibe two h ufl tulIWeafl'sPaSW 'dasT k *to _rl u1 in In Wi ho Of pJ utrrr ''sW-jj W_ . • -. — -. 4'- .b.. r-r p._, __ „ ______,,4,,_, S .•.--•.. . • . iu-.r — ---------_--. ._ . .- .. - — r . • • __ ,' 1 •' -,- , . m1nole's M•n In Government #I" ~ S. . .. •'• -- pee, i - _ • ---___ "MaIIduLjhiMaa.II. - £ ___ (ueyfflbyIs V . . aJ ___ •• j*' 1 _ bitS . I . rI__aliMbMaIe 'Ga. fl_iri Coi 01 it MapeysedaIMaMm hi*s Is s'od*1ad henlb Ii..nasu, 1k lbs 01 — 5,, d Ma' .s I ) I IN 'U arussa. '1s.ivato. u: ' - WW - k I JDJMkm .hZ dtouluun L ' Rd t ___ 17th 51*1.6 A S..eiu _______ ____ - 11z NO) * MR IWis Rend 111, lii NO ' me ____ - I hf-sIN do) 11111~11 S S tSS parade I always Mother Marjorie "White Dove" Co United waft ofidmes. Why? Dec_sw. Henkel, 01 the E-Soo.C.-W Thb., Inc., who.. deem ad the few camiso of ma diligent work make tin, coalition S ---'., 1W we ad trying to corn______________________ as and patrosise our ime.ltO. We allow. her a deep do of I aerdrIIs -- - — would 31k e to history books changed to dIll lbS true factS 01 India 311. and ' a. - . believe in the preservation of Indian at cWhis In On Ma m,deMs.RtforMasoleperp.ueto patitude. With India. Ilk. Marjonls AM we brdiid.aVIitN -.a@"— Wing peed doer ad seuoas greetIngs aid ow dliii, We are sure to make lbs. eMat Coalition a access and aMer their r'y. AM thai. that are Wn by Ma hud 01 a Is or adMlstagst.Maedy.flIstoob.d lMdiiiMp, ad the help of the Great' d. Spirit, It will pow hi nms'ber ad.' AM it 'se.5d tome, it HeMbuheed itWs a. ad their way 1i dreh. share this buoy soceden, with as. a.to lii, I sIncerely belle,,, that onOct. 13, yes? As a tanpoyar of 1 a. op to me. New, I 197$, history was made. Veiu.euedy,init ts.m to tor Any' tribe iliMag to join lbs eM a le _ .t. a coMe 01 My Iná... coalition, may contact coalition benuesters, 7$ Tropic, Jade Isle, I. Mimic. "Lucky" Eve AM it . to me, V S.eed Pta. 38700. a.bbe, To be Firs, aceiplid In the C1INin ft a. op tome rsres amajor*yvotsoftbeco''e. s lelbeulu's nhu Con-soI led — pL 116 .1 Ins., dGeergia, Ma Coder of Pg'.1pal Chof Ma Fs, 01 Isfurd ad CM,, ad Jackess LW mW Ile up.Ma IIe'Wd tilted Indi Thbs, butheeMma Chinhu Culderacy, lmaslkl li_sitbel ks.dF1uke,aMILdW Thsuu yesId tome, Ma sewer sPek,inWayaree,Ge. to sow by ad pow rn via Ma a Spurns Chaf 1W.Fr yes = he to of InMa 01 He a cr Order IX The Peolber Mit Ma .uuiut4 WqIy ftem ad delidam flab try by the Pr'IpM Chef K TWO TUEI Oherabs. Cadsiney, Cuuuu - Art w he., Ma r — a. fumed. E4eeCeWab tilled'rtTra., Iso. Ma m ssi Tribe will wd4eainele Art The peeled Is rdsk ThW*ka Rowed Jeme Harin On nl".' Is a. Cd Is. Mail He Reck ad me NortheraChersheeTribe0f liliewsri to n'ws ad ubinbidMa1dM" hipesiofa.tribes no*Mair own aw 816L N ad II. Ever Sib H-"il My , these truck. Rut where an the mwthW _________ eds?Wbenarethsmajorethi? Only a couple of speakers will hang from the side of the truck with a a. 50uSd a.to '' thatI"?) lbo el0* days were highly suocuaful. op ___ wb9allcheirstowa tch the parade go by, My brother dell at Tt±a. e MeinwIlle, the endure weret'v AmshwlIn ad Lmhonle pelues Maysuaige.stomdodeleadcades.With apidil at Wiled. qu, AWAsseneal lesesiff IllMbUhN4 (WW paudgored M vied as use& ' , -. ad .atitioii to any cosedderollen.. gs ft___ -- will have one vote .. Chief wiivam "Rattlesnake" Jackson, principal chief of the Southeastern Cherokee Confederacy, a convalescent home. May patients will be riled it on the poeSy lawns In __ __ Pa., , to me. My Wither died hi Fhiders fields, Aegis.'s ferods and Dunkirk bmdm AM It seemed to me, If kMbeihsod two poop. tagdher. By the end 01 lbs first day, 14.yesr.olds were playing hing hor with IS' chodors or pitc buy it girt ysaoidi. (What III yew c's reid a c'io, to aid-perform a elder person?) 'Intergen.ratlesal together and ienI' cPfer Is the w meetings. Eachtribe coalition. _ win ft nwl I. e, it tabs, On brought ___ at i,. , . s* Iha DeBary Is too w'.11 to large hi- jects 1 Statherbeed -'' has yeu, A in ini Who. Mood Ware va'y's TTes VC, term t . pro My lAd &W a deated in a mall ponsylvanla tOiL uJ example of what social ,,.. Me A yin. On Irth•rh..d Growing Older What do a l4-year.cld and a 74-year old hi iioivimon? A lot more than you 14410"Weauld, thelthesclsoollanot _- go rJ parade Yeer after ya 5d aayuheii. din Id — _rI1 0 Pamela FoxEmory Cd the 1M11011111'I ' ___ wow K ma ins others I$ low read which they think in far a . Indians have been a newspaper, and have quarterly airnal i, reservation o If$ letters we, led out t Cin. u ___ soainpescia reservation tribes in the nation, join in the coalition, We feel that the non- DeBary Volunteer again ___ particular gab, and also to knprm the life of the members of each tribe and all Indians throughout the land. I in tune we no w nave wi nonreservation and non-registered forgotten minority. for too long. We will publish a quarterly coalition p., in, I -.1 wthetalreifta W"f"isp""ANMM*" '' __ ___ ___ 01 13 - 1111. 94"of telphers for the - __ - fledy am this labor olates was by a I" togrity, humility,courage and dedicatim emong them. aUdi with o r * voles, clearly the doles Knowledge ViIIIOI with IIinOt hi'1P77, wit. MkIditaIY, these aboit WaCñ ,oI busIng P1* 01 mor. then half 01 thou. voting. tobs poling pl at the VFW Pod 7 Some party O(1k4*Ia openly dated their mrk1psI ocs often adler h"e an&&ragcmint. They rseslve4tU. or ft . concirn that the formuli&P, of the plat. 11111116 Spike I ... SpIk.??' Parade Needs Support —— ____ ____ e n dy 'em President - __ ___ . - _ -- - W \\ I fl I 'Grab ' ___ ________ ____ _ i.." bettor. , -- . ' - .-., -- coversip fw do ____ lbs prgram was known "DIG" for DOaM0S Int—eratioam 11 ..J' ad 01 "30 Ins pd rvs. , Mllv wo odes P a.la:1 . msap ' avoiugeatuii,Wait. . , ci INIdMaLeupudeke rei al ad S qu8s 'in Ma madly. IIMa. Ai4em at best, beA. ta disumas. Maey . , . WAIIINGTU4 — Amadma' flit of "qeer pessldidakr o. in uleofaes . - ' - - . I '- . . ' Carte' .2_26 olwAorsubodoWwasill6knasses, imprIM.Th.EVsuIagNsraldaIsSNN esibs edit lilies's Si elialsate libel or 5,. ,1$ _ , w'J I .1 iu received nre you than candius _____ _____for municipal office In Seminole some Ci or ' Write -a.-.'. • Headwastwdidan excellent Job of show and helped, U We we agels 000ft to an am trgmgndously. uu yw .u.'u, -w Mw w= Jane C. Porter to go. sst ususuy u crs'wd ___ - - w — —. • --- - Let's Move On blifietion. - - iwr. "!'.- Wackl: Now Pol*it*ical Force? _ . ____ - ____ - - - lows at the United Nations, but it wUl nover sve roads build schools and create jobs In ten. . lerprivileged ci4riea. - - . . . _ _ - Castro's Inéendlary rhetoric may rate rave S . - . . Our Readers Write In less than three weeks Wack was able (ó'forgs together a cempelgo team that Wasted the poop known as "the party With mtmldp.l government being that ih ,.n.,,i m,iA ih .A £k W IVVWUU 1IbO WIIOIIL To go back to organized labor for a government In which anyone Can pW His smile got broader and broader lad moment,the labor cen stes or isi.gate ticipete, it is macorse that so few its galurdey as It looked batter and batter for posts did very will. If labor had joined th°whiI an IntU'od. slat, to the state Democratic f with the Kennedy people there A $TUt dad of knowledge of the ways of mlnkoqwintlosi In St Petersburg the would have been no dck4 them. The gOVITi!fla* Is not rsWrud to serve hi weekend of NOV. 1641 one delegate candidate-Mark Stern- city office. What I. required IadM we one pogo dick is Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, Costa Rica, lenezula and Kenya provide developmental uxamples that others In the Third World would do - ____---- . - -- -. - mission President Foid. H. has been in the debate u rovided by a market economy and a wIlll'grusss cowage foreign investment. Thus, natloes such _ - .ow ' . lusdoy, Oct. 14. $7a-4A born hi Seminole County. His name is Bill Wa&Heizayowattorneywhoseo1flce is located In Altamonte Springs and he Ii the head of the Kennedy f SCIENCE WORLD ___ lorthKorea,forexample,a reremarkablenotoiily Or their political oppression but as abject onomic fail ures as well. The truth that Castro cannot acknowledge is that onomic progress in the Third World, as !lsewhere, is closely related to the Incentives Menu . ..•. .... s, _ white poptaUon. But American blacks have never been so in to Color forei poty gn she. by natal origin alone. If domestic , U, black population saw the world through their relMkildp with America and asked that the Unftid eMirmititbir 'tIonwill'es Kbsd . has • MIdselHanlgan,pceilded of ThgonSpc International, a sports cvnssgung finn, a. executive director of the President's Com ___ to H1i I 'VU W V$IIUIW - ke Ibs een less enthusiasm for Castro had applauding Iegates stopped to think'ruout Which Third World oimtr1ea provide the best models for economic levelopment. Certainly Castro's own country is an example of avoid. Keeping Cuba's economy afloat vhat equires $8 million per day in Soviet aid. And those World states that have pursued Cuban-style oclalism have been notably unsuccessful. Algeria, tozambique, Tanza nia, Angola, Vietnam and - . w. -. -. Parties & Politics . rIII my reduced to Poverty' father lost the greater pert of his life savings — invested In National dock, we always had more SQUMo than ad food and shelter. Prior to the Depression, President Coolidge remarked, with characteristic obtuseness: "When a great many people V unable to find work, unemployment Itself hi a unique position. ft Is the only national Olympic aimninittes In the world which recely _____ no direct funding from Its government. -. Every other nation which participates In the we are talking about U. communist dictatorships or U. democracies of Western Europe, provides had. to Its national Olympic convuittee. With the IM Olympic games now juet around the corner, the question UI WU U 5UY'IIUI& JUWU PWV&W awn 11AW — While weren't ': Tb. United States Olympic Committee tindi . * mlgrala who composed the It must also be said that much of this struck a esponsive chord those Third World delegates ager to believe that the West Is somehow the backwardness their own esponsible !ountrles. While this Is no doubt a comforting tion for representatives of governments that ____ olympics,~,", . ys vjuu1oic. for Heritage those of Alex Haley's great, great, great, great, great grandfather Kwita Kite. In tn.ported speech, diet and code., Africa was a real place, as important a homeland as on V..nrw, .w .,.rjl UU ui.ê I.., iu II.. VIUIUI -, For The million AfricawArnericans living then Included whose memories of Africa were as real as IonIsm and imperialism. And he called for a "new vorid order" based "justice, equity, and ace." It It was both vintage Cast ro and altogether ndistlngulshable ro the kind of boilerplate f - interest was natural. The nearly three pr -. results." So it was in 1933 when 12 million times. People with food in the house fed the ibid deeM our eeuaiy. We may be Americans, In a nation of fewer than 130 down-and-out. An Army of tramps was osinpslh.d to pay mud mere to the OPEC million, were oil of work. ceodiies within a year or a.. nourished with plates of food at bed It was a desperate time, as the older doors. Farnlllesandnelghborsdiar.dwlth We also be" a moudin of porsaul generation tdey well remembers. The one another. The *It 01 the Amerlan debt en credit ewdu. meitiesa ads breadlines, soup kitchens and other lost, ad other firm. 01 diM. We are peopie was drengthenedinadNrilly. The of features the Depression are unreal Depression prepared the American people lICriSlIagly d.p.ad.M on foreign images to a new generation. But those who resources end goods of all kinds. Our for the ordeal of World War II, the aidfactories of we old and our tax laws prevent lived through the trials that period will fedi and the sacrifice of wartime, never forget the harshness 01 the is. mod&.luffon. In aaay ways, ow Can It happen again? lbs economids their hiLdlrIM system Is running down. We MY "DO." Unquestionably, we face a P'e" Economists will long debate what haVe a govsrnined appsrda that is different set of circumstances. The caused the Depression and who was speculative fever has disappeared, .vo$ hnitfls to enterpris, and to ssv1ag responsible. Undoubtedly, however, a A win of filly runs through beman for dealing In gold. Few Americas are history. We may naver have another iNfoo major factor was the wild speculation and Involved In sash speculation, however, type Dapiemlin. lbs ''eod of terrible the failure of national leaders to look But we have pave problems that ahead. My own father shouldn't have peras ahead Is very reel, omiUide. threaten our weIl.buW. We have billist lbs neil's to be aura 1W euler made speculative Investments. He was a of dollars being distributed In welfare, physician and knew little about financial food st'nps and so-called "treader Is red possibility when hidoelci visiss matters. Is ahead. payments" for wIlds no Pods or services We need to remember the Great One aspect of the Depression that should are produced. The nation's all Import bill Depradu hi order to proved another be noted now Is that It brought out the bed Is $60 billion higher than It was hi 1173. in people. Charity was a reality In those That's a colossal hemorrhage 01 dollma 'mere. criMo. UP In the Depression, I experienced a psychological shock from those years that I have felt throughout my Ids. My family was luckier than most, for we .' - arxist-Leninist cant. He denounced the Western democracies in ieneral and the United States In particular for exploiting" the Third World. He railed against . 4:;:1 I By ANTHONY HARRIGAN Special to the Herald This month marks a . ah-Biack Tuesday.Ort.29,1raitley the stock market iiset it a. the beginning of the Great Depression ,hJth I was a child when the crash occurred. And like millions of Americans who grew Policy relates shall °" OOlWfln.." .. . Lin ger De pression Memories I Great I per crime reported, was also given by Polk. The sheriff's department had a 22.8 per cent rate. county police agencies reported the following . rates: Altamonte Springi-26.1, Sanford-19J, Longwood-24.5, Cauelberry-1$.7, Winter Sprthp-21.l, Lake Mary-3, and Oviedo--211.9. Funding ___ ___ . - A "clearance rate," the percent of arrests rriade . The sudden new Intend by blacks In foreign policy is neither sudden nor new. More than 100 years before Jesse Jackson and the Rev. Joseph Lowery made their Middle East Journey, Americana bladus were attending in. ternatlonal peace conferences, welcoming visiting revol utionaries and agitating for a &.ge in American behavior toward Africa. me first editorial In the first black newspaper published in the United Elates, Freedom's Jour nal. nroinlasd In liti that "evavthhs that . .. I I .. I - ViewDoint 0 . - Ivsaieg Nerahi. Sastord. Pt, According to Polk, a total of 5,152 irredi In the county we,e made lit year. Of that figure the aleriffepartmnent acco wled for 2,408. Other police the following arrest totals: agencies AjamnonteSpringi- $61, Sanford-41. LongwOOd, Casielberry-466,Wlnter Springs-130. Lake Mary-U, and Oviedo-411. RONALD'REAGAN .••. . . . OPINION fact konference. . 1180. e movement's practice of bestowing the chairmanship on the host of its most recent summit -. - Cmalberry-7l7, and Altamonte Sprinp BOND Foreign - wIlds the p ted controls had ai Index of 3,*. ' p 15or,aied the ievisP0licsdePart1 crime Indices: Lake Mary-ItO, Ovleda-134, wood-343, Sanford1ngs-130, Winter time th at Cuba'sFidelCastro finds himself the unelected hairman that loose Third World coalition known ' th 'non-aligned movement." The irony is only ightly diluted by the that Castro owes his 'retentious title to mere protocol —in this case, the - T4 ____ w By GAIIRY GRAU - - counties causing some confusion of what money could be counted on. When Polk went to date council in 1176 for HCI approval he told them Seminole had less than the 150,000 population required bi* had the crime index needed. Polk also said the the cowscllthatSesnlnohe was surrounded by BC! counties (Orange, Brevard and Voliala) whose "spread over crime" helped account for Its own high crime rate. the county was declared a HCI county In 1176 and give the LEAA grad It has remained aBC! county, receiving LEAA gnats every year. Polk said "You tatter believe" the grants help. The police departments and the sheriff's office decided for lad year, this year, and next year-to put all HC! money into a Crime Justice Information System, computerizing information on crime In Seminole County, Polk said. lad year the BC! amount came to $102,000 and next year it will be cit by Congress to $60,000. In W7$ Seminole County had a total reported crime Index of 9,300 per 100,000 conslderablyhlgher than the 3,000 crime index needed. The unin- was 11 It ....... . was raised to ' A Familiar . index. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk, recently appointed to the Mate council, said the county's BC! ranking has aided in plilifling its IsW enforcement needs because the county police departments and hisdepartment,"know exactly how much" they will get without sharing with other counties. declared a BC! county, Before the county nole as up ther with lake, (lsceola gro ed toge Semi and Indian River castles for IEAA fund consi deratlocs. In 1975 the four counties came up with $1.5 million of projects and only $400,000 to spend. Polk said he had to"selloirprojects" to the other ____ tuba's Fidel Castro: . . - A BC! county mod have a population of more than 150,000 and a crime Index of 3,000 reported crimes per 100,000 people. The population standard 9 Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.00; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, Year $47.00. . Seminole County was named a High Crime Incident (BC!) county by the Florida Council on Criminal Justice In 1V7I and has since been benefiting from BC! grads provided thro ugh the Law Enforcement Assistance Adm inist ration . 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 305-332-l1or83l.9993 Sunday, October 21, 117P-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher . -. I. I �-I - . I . $A-tv.nhl Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ •- - . • N . . - ' •- • -I .. - -•. - ----- --- .'-- ___ -.'-.. .___,la.,__.,,..g. ------------------ 5. ..•,.. M Sunday, Ott. 21, 197 SPORTS . Retiring From Consumer Union Ev.nlni Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Sundey,0ct.21,1fl-1$ ?~ Since 1936, Warne Has Been Challenging Ad Cl aims By JEANNE LESEM UPI Fam ily Editor MT. VERNON, N.Y. (UPI) - Colgon E. Warne urged "a healthy skepticism about advertising claims" when he helped fotmd what w to become the world's largest cons umer product testing and reporUng organization. books and other pUbIICItIOnL P1% Tbe Magazine has never aced advertising or allowed Its mile. The pefCSlüII DOW is about 50 percent, but that doesn't In- ratings to be used for cosmnerdal purpos Of durable consumer During World Ww 11, *ban tLACU dcd@ wne ge Bitter Bras 1al ods stopped, CU issued a assumed at load now of the 55 percent am households in whkh dealt with rationing, price prOlW35 and bow to make do with the subscription in In the husband's name. He recalled am imme In Me middle ISM In which a to W8111111111 radio time. That was ,... ..,-;,.,.' .I ________ - ., - ' , __ . U • - . -:MaInland SPOils L. ' Howell Homecoming ___ r ' • ____ -- -- --- -. , Buzzards Return To Dade____ 1.r~."*e-W L .i ~W,,'M____ " N-- ,'' . _~ I. " ~~ ___ . .., & 1, - 4 - 4 .. - ,.... . .... ___ Speed Kills. While the Mainland Buccaneers by no means sapped Lake with Instant death, their overall speed spelled a tor turosi ly slow and for the Silver Hawks Friday night in a heart. breakIng 1543 homecoming 105. The Silver Hawks drew first blood after Mopping a pair of Mainland threats when junior quarterback CepOMsIICO bit - -__ .-..--. 0 ,~--",", lu ., .- - •' .:s; .1_S ____ - - - - - •.. _____ __ ____ rsporteOyhm and county officials, banking and mortgage persomel, was held in the 5,30 county dump, than return to Sunday In Mach, Hbd* ! _omah On mkkdtwwm -mys. welebmso back the vultures an MW. their summers at Hin7% QUW square foot 611110e and Wirebbouse c0lnplrrv1daw second open IóIse will be 1g , •'Biga,d Day," event that thley for more than a century. the bussEdolivo, UhIckley's Ul at a la ter date ,or suppliers and customers. (M.re blneu news, looking place attracted 36,660 people this Theee as at load two th.odu b# don. two ad cliffs as of page 68) to eipabi why the turkey rood places. when you view therm ep dose," year. L . ll. - - - . - , AL - at hotpot owlththifetbilL •.. •.; - - . -- -. -- -?' ___ : -. - '5 I ttUS attests wed drsy w West it. td10 pitCh out 10 Jacobe but flflSf coimeited. A play that bed symbolised what kind of a night It was for Lake Howell. "rd have to ii,' we played our worst game of the year," 44*.da1Iuppaed Welt. . We psk.d sit t the Hawks did jet about svu7thing to ___ - -. .-. __ - ____ d PAT d.i.tisd ball atu. lift in thi kill . The Silver Bawl. and Duoi.eors ud hal by playing " . . , Wile, going with Mike Wood at quarterback, stayed on the ground and marched to the Mainland two yard line before Wood cracked ___ over to bring the Hawks within two, 11-U, wIth 1:20 to - ..4wo am 10110 11111111 onw"s am a" •: .- With 10:10 left In the ceded Sieve Smith recovered a Milrdarad fumble at the Buccaneer 24. 01.8 - __. . quarterback Capoblanco never got the handle on the snap from center and Mainland scrambled to come up with a touchdownk1Uf, fumble recovery. Three plays later It was Milnland playing give-s-way and Brock Coats recovered on the Buccaneer 43 for Lake Howell., Than It was time for what Silver Hawk coach Sammy Weir labeled, "Not taking advantage of opportunities," as Capoblanco, who completed just six ofleattempts for ss yards and suffered two Interceptions, was victimized by Mainland's John Singleton who picked off Capo's pass at nt!e1d. flrsthalf. Hint,' Conway's PAT kick gave Lake Howell a 74 lead. ,.,A lead that was sboi0vsd. Mainland took the aindag kickeff and marched to the Hue'cene.r fl-yard line befor, the West Hawk delm moiieMar1ly 'pit the clw'ps on the quick400tsd visitors. Dwlgit 1. Facing a fosrth and .cne Me Bu'sspeedy qeed McMlflon swept left end ferasgela. But a herd to beleing the a"-' ML13 Uew*abe Sr and Jeku a of "wert pess attete at lbs goal linj ascanuos found - .'.., Alter driving to the Mainland 11-yard line on the legs of Bill Jacobs, who picked pS$ yards on 17 carries for the night. Ha fellow junior Chock Scott with a 40-yard bomb with 1:41 left lathe . 11 quarter. - __ .. . .. .. right and squeezed a five yard pass to tight end Jack Morris. The Silver Hawks set their offensive tempo for the second half by squandering a pair of scoring opportunities late In the third ,., said Sam Griffith, who oh So far about six bustards vultures prefer the northern MIAMI (UP!) like leaves In northern dimes, the served the vultures when he have errtwd at the courthones, Ohio town as a summer spot. cetsnofthe redheaded turkey worked as the courthouse said fled Jones, the According to Um yusures building sii1Man4ut. But he were 1 vultures to the Dade Coedy building ssp.rtntindent. attracted by as ceirclanass "lb my knowledge, no one said there will be mar.. , Courthouse heraldo the arrival rem"1IU do 14;0sk Siva a about them" of atam in MII The turkey vultures which Hlnckky Red of 1I1L" As the For years th, t•____ have featI.s, wrinkled red local legui goes, pLonews . ardif returned to obelisk But the W* get )s, been wl.st, did a ftve.rnUs ares pad Shoemaker C$rctIon Co., Inc. eMy on couribosee ." ramp" 1111 •5*___ iNs ft was , O, Wk y .svtm*WøI2$th1t,ealM kpest IsthnM edlsrfl yu.n bu s0r pievis. ø clide as beers land odw location at 211 West 25th Street. An open house for Invited peat. Including city meratng By off for lath at the spring and summer. The third aninals in the proeme. ___ ByJOEDdANTU Herald erinEdNer .&. - I • -, __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l- - __ Six And Oh I Roar To . .. By GEORGE SHØJV turned It over to the Melbourne then completed another pass to Ray Williams recovered a allowed the Hustlers to handle Herald Cerreç:iI Hustlers. Marty Neese before being Melbourne fumble only to the ball four times before An 11-year drought came to On the fIrst play Melbourne's stalled by penalties. watch the bill go back to returning possession back to an end Friday night when the Mike Mardnlk scrambled for Oviedo's Richard Zayu put Melbourne when Bill DePoint the Lions and Keadnger then -beatei Oviedo lions clawed what appeared to be a touch- theHiatlers In the when he -Melbourne Central Catholic down bid dipped oUt of boimde upeet a pitchout Inhole the backfield Intercepted a McClennon pass engineered a Mike Scott drive High School 331 for Iti sixth andthreeplayslaterpudedthe and then Keith Crayson and just seconds before the end of to the end-sow for the last score ..dralglg victor,' of the evening when Scott the first half. ball from the Oviedo 20 yard Johnny Cobb, broke up a has been 11 years since the line giving the Lions poss.lon Play to force charged through the line for the Melbourne to punt. The third quarter was 4ons authored a winning on their own 36. 33.0 score. Kessinger was Early In the second quarter seesaw battle with neither team sacked on the two point conseason, but Friday's Marvin McQerman took the McClennon broke away from a able to do much towards version attempt. t:homicomlng triumph pit them pitch Out from Tray Keuluger would be tackler and scored the moving Into the end-zone. ,over the hump with four games for a 60 yard dash to the second touchdown of the Prior to the pod game team to play. It was also Coach Joe Hstthersend.sone for his first o( evening and Joyce added the Early In the fourth quarter prayer coach Montgomery Muntgom cry's first winning three TDa. Frank Joyce kicked extra point to give the Lions a Keisinger Intercepted a pan singled out Mike Scott for season as a football coach, the sates pod. thrown by Mel boumnes Dave special praise In his second half 4-o .'•.:-Melboome load themselves Melbourne's me posswki Again unable to mount an Thistle to set up a Mike Scott performance. In trouble even before the game was cut short when Johnny offensive effort Melbourne drive towards the endione and An elated coach at finally 1-actusfly started by receiving a Cobbs upended Rustier Ed punted to the Uons and on the then on a broken pass play achieving a winning season layof game penalty for slng Augustine, preventing a first very first play McClennon scampered across the goal line Montgomery just smiled as he more than five minutes Ids down. scored his third TD of the night. for Oviedos fourth TD, Joycea left the field In anticipation for arriving on the field. hon. quarterback Keadnger Joyce added his third extra fourth extra point attempt was next weeks tilt with Esntls. His Oviedo won the toss of the cTckI.d a pa to McQennon point of the night enabling the bl ed. Lions bowed hi defeat by a 42 COW and elected to receiv, but and than used Mike Scott to L4onsto charge ahead with a2lyard field goal in the last three Melbourne's defensive unit puts the stop on Marvin McClennon during first was unable to move the ball and move the ball down field and 0 lead. quarter action but Mr. Marvelous went on to score three TD's. The Oviedo defense only aecondo of the game. the advertising fraternity popular subjects In the early days, Warne said in an Interview. botlt up a brand of toprated h141 equipment so he our appeal with advertising. "One of the great aets we had In getting our biting was the Heavy durables such as automobiles were also high on the list. wouldn't have to offer a discount.. plii dçIdityof Warne, who lives lnAmherd, Mass., said CU's first automotive as before the adveTU5th$ frMarflIty," Warne said. "They fought fr "Someone w leaking W. have a Ion' unfinished agenda ia tooth and nail. Th. Better Business Bureau tried to help *w but Z. tester was a Yale engineering graduate and poet who "did a great plc.ticn," Weme saw seat4f4be4I*pants job for 20-30 years." Ware said he thinks advertising destroys Its own effectiveness It had no power." 1. The organization now has a staff of technically trained people Or what needs to be done' Wariw said (llforJa's circuiatlon of Consumer Reports Is the with "exuberant endorsements and by nevet gutting in qualifying and a large laboratory for testing all kinds of consumer goods. clau." largest of the states, and 11".'ipI's and Alabama's are the "Food was always low on the list," Warne said. 'People tended packaging and dangerous drugs." Theee days, the federal government cracks down on ado that smalled. This, he th4nk. Is linked to income, not Intereat.. to say, 'We can do our own testing." The Interview with Warns took place shortly before a dinner are misleading or make false dilmi. There was no such restraint don't want to be cheated," he said, adding that CU Today, tabulations of mall and telephone calls from readers put scheduled for Oct. 19 In New York Qty to mark ida retirement at in contingent" with college food In first place, with nutrition a major interest. Medical age 79 as CU president. He will step down at the end of the year "Every product was a miracle product," Warne recalled, early on "captured a highly educated .' products are fourth and autos and household cleaning products but remain on the board. "Radio Invaded home,, sirisking how your life would be degrees and high, gable income'. CU's education projects include development of Pemiy Power, are second and third. Dinner speakers will Include Mid"Pertschtdi, Federal Trade th,ed If you didn't use certain products. Advertising tended "We gave quite a lot of accent to life Insurance and household Commission chairman and a former CU board member; Betty to trap people Into buying goods that were wholly Inadequate." a conswr magasine far school children, as one way of reaching People believed what they heard In radio ads,he said, Ms ton, the youngand also low4xome, low-education groups. Five ex. finenes- buying a house, using consumer credit," Warne said of Furness, consumer reporter and CU board secretary; and Esther perbuental Issuss have been tested so far In 110 schools nationof voice suggesting mild amsaernei* Warns remembered one broadcaster's sales pitch for a product wide. The first regular Lame Is scheduled for publication In that led to a New Jersey drugstore "being cleaned out" by eager 8,inbsr 1160. I ji id.l.. ' buyers. . Other .ducatlon and information services Include a nationally / I We gita fair amount of support from the liberal press (in the •& :' early years)," Wane said, "bit the (New York) Herald Trlbsm, syndicated newspaper column and a nationally syndicated radio I; . PFOITseD. and The (New York) limes, wouldn't take our advertising." CU also sponso rs public interest law offices In Washi*n, Hesaidhe pleaded wlthone paper, only to be told ftdidn't want L 1 D.C., Austin, Texas, and San Francisco to represent consumer "to operate both sides of the street." . The Herald Tribune d putilicallon several yam TIM IMerW.S before lalatm government agencies and the .. Times now takes a strong consumer service approach, especially courts. in its special Wing, Home and Weekend sections. Warns Is skepued of the proliferation of consumer affairs "We finally managed to get an e'ibft at the New York World's diredor In bugingaiiiii orgmnisetiens. "Some are honest .iongh," Warne said, but he condom "the ; Fair in 1939," Warns said. "A trickle of foundation money began _______________________________________________________________ to come In" in response to an .ipeal for financial help to build a careerism_psLt Companies seem to feel they aren't well served a testing labOratOrY. unless they have a woman vice president or consumer consultant He said CU's Income still comes overwhelmingly from sub. tosthgthe glories ol Brand Lft'sa question of following the fid." :r-:, I Lions Here We Go, .- Mtitrng is today are so eager for publicity they send out what was available. When "peitop dunwd" was released In the immediate advance copies to the media to promot. each Ian. WarnesaldCbnrRapodslscaretulnottoreleaseadvance postwar yea "We had lecturers going acrcis couitry to Information because that would give retailers an wiiir ad- idcls, to educational conferences, Warne said. We managed particularly effective, cardraift our footing was the stupidity of getting Ito t Products which claimed medical - benefits were the most : 1!1 . he sale Of ITanti and WreMlmatad75 7O percent of CU's early subscribers were projects are 13 banks interest charges we controversial. "We have a long, Inished agenda of what needu to be done" t) a variety of topics, he said, "indudfng &ub* dowfl defedlve . , ILL a. .. a flI Or ml great OIIliI WI nOu Wi j The year was 1936. He has been president of Consumers Union 'ever since, reelected to each term by subscribers to CU's magazine, Consianer Reports. His attitude toward advertising has not changed, although Carters Special Assistant for Consumer "°°"°1' Affairs. the early years. -The cre&tlight1an'toveryet,"he said, calling for rulaUons and savings requiring truth in comptift Monty's Troops Remain Unbeaten 461 ae ava.ag, w we got deep, _ _ _ ,wowasjetfldtrrdgh'." Ssls 19.99 Rig. 2299 JCPenney self cleaning steam/dry iron with burst of afasm Sal. LU Reg. 11.99 8011 buttering 4-qt. corn popper with non-stick popping surface. Dome lid to15 off Sal. 15.11 Rig. 31.99 Sal.U.?S Reg. 34.79 200 sq. In. griddle server. g* Four-slice toaster. Dual controls and pastry setting. Non-stick cooking surface, all around grease most. doubles as wiing bowl. WlthaflinMtkile36.lheBueVWeallerMcUlu. . '1W." Interjested Wok. "Das't lake aa$hing away from I edtinaiapf Abe" iadditeaMesendBIokVaidertia '.. M'-d. They'r, a good teem - they have sine and speed." ____ the pigoMs foe the Hawin. I smothered by . battle every ti drove to the Mainland 1$- •. • ,,, w* me .-"ig sit Le H . Heading for the end zone lor one of his three ID's yard Ibe before Fr Davis' ere1as (a Bob (ebl.r, pam at the goal Use sent the hmnacu1LIi( crowd tithe hot dug "Until we got bigger and droseger will ha,. a losb time, OVkdO'$ Marvin McClennon. there's no secret to that," elaborated the Hawk coach. y"I ___ Maid and pit together a solid Mainland took the second half kickoff_____ "1 was a ____ to one to loss.,, we were jit finger Ups away." tsd by MeMiflos's 10(or, the go.shead 7% loss, width dropped the Hawks to 26 was the fifth time ta Bo tts Wins Golfl I yard ID toss to11111111end Has Kirsey. The Buccaneers advertised esasm Lake Howell has been beaten by less than six points. the play by rismlag it twice and would have scored bad Klrsey "We're come a long way," .1alned Welt. "But when you lose I hold the Mo do &* time _Thanlw to the tremendous Shoemaker, a Seminole High . ball games by those kindo of slim inargina you Mill have a long help and support from the girl's coach shot a 6$ groe4. Sinsk a tI '-"g'e at _d, Buccaneer coach Kevin Silver Hawk Check Scott hauls In a Bib Capiblanc. way to go." Rogue. elected to go for lbs tws-po cesvenias. community the Annual lied for second were Robb - This time the Due's didn't adediline ad esv& labs Howell pass dining first quarter action of Lake Howell's 15 The Hawks won't have to travel far next week as conference Seminole High School Booster Roberson and Danny ZIvIn with flM4t.d u McMullen faked the held as the PAT kick, rolled u loan I. Mainland, Golf Tournament was once 71's each. leading Seminole High pays a visit to Lake Howell Field. success. Ills year's Over 106 players took part Ifl event raised nearly$l,I00.Oo for the golf event with turke _______ the Booster Club. awarded for closest to the ph* Winners of the tourney were and lomtged drives. - 14Ir.,la4 ______ tr.te JCPsnny small appllancs with full one year warranty. ~ .. . Flatwwe avle 0* '." at I ii- I isis 45.•S .J 1 Us,, 56.15. Pond processor with poWerful direct drive motor. Oyna.nlcbraking.lncludesunbreak -• .w n.n... I IiAnI... iI w.n.'.------- / / ~ II . ~ I . ~-''....... _. % ~ . %*44t . . . ,. I . I ,j b.'. • . '1% 119t .. . 14 ..••• • ri , , . • -'' - l' .-. , I 1~ ,• - L •.•.. .. Op.vi&andayt23o530PM - - . •• 4t,,. . ----. 1 • • i.1 -v4 14 3., ni' • .. • - .: • . •, • . -. • • . - • • . Is ORNOO DT • sn$Ji. W'itti$it. IOA.M.9P.M; • S . . 0, !W -i.I tt- FOR i . *I as dIihwshsriis I I '' ~Ri , Hwy. I 7. • - . 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Pct. as The Hartford Whalers came oil, beating Kings goalie Ron game winning streak f r M1aMSSIa I 11111.0110 - very doss to victory twice Grabame. Washington. Swedish forwa I uffals 3 1 0 6 PhISSIX I3 Ii .710 ., m1½ during the young NHL lesion Rookie Ray Rilhagn gave Bong-Ake Gudafsson piovid I Soisaa 3 I C 0 LII Angeles Onset I 30 2 Osldut stat 2 i .ae 2½ bitit took anew400&offunseto Hatlorda2lleadatll:33bsjt most of the Caps' flrspou r Seattle PiIlev'sleulle 1 2 1152½ gut them over the I'w'ip (beetle Simmer scored the first with a pair of breakaway goi i TireWi 1 WahInaten 3 San Dice, 3 p,53 3 .105 "The Mk Howe esperimed of Is two goals at 15:51 to cut against Toronto's Mike P. 5 Him 100 Wlirnlpes 3. Ml.msseeai Isotsil 1* WaSidnatsan Is over," said Hartford Coach theButch lead 102.1. rilateer. E4MIIOIS 6. OUthit a' New York ill, New Jersey Dan Blaclibsani, who aiRed Na _____ narrowed Hart- Jein 3, Ninth Slant YIdoV$_____ lass from define. ford's load to 4.3 only 44 seconds N.Y. 11P4a1$ at MeWiisl PausdoleIds hi, Dotrelt IN Mark Howe Peter Sullivan, abrugging a Mltwmtkas 1 'he_a N Halt*d at N.Y. botanists to lift wiag. "We me always Into the td period when he an Injury that earlier Kansas COW Wo DOW 1M I laI$1tII of o_ai. use h1m on ddim when we beat GwM from the 13g. It him to leave the gam, eforce . Portland N. La Ar on alcags at aseWa IN1ttO IN. SIN Dice, WaftIl*IS at PlflSkdcWi have to. 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' -" .. -- .•- . - •- r -_ - . - • • . T . • - '; , . - . _ . - ~. 11 1. - :' * �.. PP._h1_hh1 1_ ... • --•- - . - - - - ........... ___.____.i I __,._ - .-- -. -- - '- -• - I . I . ..- . ----. I - - I.. , I i,p •_ - Il-Evening H.iii& Sanford, Fl. Surday, Oct. 21 lt7t .- ac- I f C1 11.1 The Age Of The I Liberated Femn ,.Ie A ; AS The Gu , ianu For n ____ .-,:'\ '• _ i - 1. •. - Ndefines . : • .•. • • . ' • : •- I . II - - .• .. •, '.T . • .••• . . ..... . " ... • . .___ sate Attorney's cmos. lean, from outside of Seninole County, decided they wanted Now the Mob knew, even before the season darted that things their way. 1 frn1kIQlsCoedy Parks and Recreation doesn't let women play In League director Dan Peters feels a Negate victory will also in men's league. open the doors to such Insanity 118 Monl playing in the womm's. 'lb. Snhic4g C0w4y Attornsy's Offic, no this Is alrlgtd tennis leagues. Can you Imagine how silly . because on [qs but squal prcamJ. In ad- look In tennis dresses? . 'Itlontothsms'iiengusthsyalsooffsrawomen'slugueanda . . . _____ .. Knight linebacker 111111y Gu,vnett. B COSu i PWO by Jed oesaft iOflh$ Rock that is. The senior tackle -draw play to fuel the march. told you that Bishop Moore has Richart disclosed after the was superior going into the - . : . the grade A backfie'ld of was wide right. . • By"NOOOK - 'r "I sure would be" III to through his nsmb* pf6 , y,w," m.,us - ' -- 1 - WI N LI 1 EUF . - Tao foimer •A - - . .. - - I W - PTenNsS . 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Portland's dul WmIWOn of .f_ 1ieit 'trjwnnk w: Jeulani chipped In all 11 his '". £ er _in1uOfl -' In _-d 'ruicu w-'ion lj, LSW gob 14 L4$Anguleshadtiedth are York topped New Jersey 111. Q1g Busimer hit a pair of at 00. Abdul bar 1 ' Milwaukee e.d (tie throws wIth 11 asosada , witim sts ,,.,. 1544 Kansas City but Denver ____to lift MI1wai. to 10744. Portland boded I.ai Ksfesthvid.iylnftveguneu. Supuuinicu MS CI N ,. Angeles 9$-$2 and Seattle PaulW,dJII.I bit two free sie, defeated San Diego 10541. throws with three iscouda lift IS of them In ealI'. . UO Leacf,-' ..'--.. fWag - - . .rnuuuV - Over . 'tIuIlIlISlIUIpllaIaIr . we M. vu UT. U$*I4 41.0 $IsU I.1S - . - , -. _______ ., -, mien y KM 100 'OUR UP &PLY POLYESTER CORD WHITEWALL ' • I I! ANTI=FREEZE - lkMsWtsrDesSu 1beidey Is - ps1-10g ' 4 _"• - . ______,, 411 To, . g •-,. I ft um saft" Md a in = bf4vft&Hwb did to ONO at A cs - - - . • 411 Ervin ,.Po•r. "S •- ks 124 NO Plao . - SUN., MON., TUEL, WED. IDI iWft DI OPW 0811Y 146 k& 124. GreyhaI tailback Auffie Cleveland breaks a Bishop Moore tackle en rou to Lyman's 174 win over W fledy Hornets. NGlovenottils . weren't able to take control." . _.. 110 he 2W asid ftjjW"lrVVVj-iQin$&@d Vier • -, - We I - liii, OsLand, Lsssberg, Mt. Oars, KIuImmis diQy . - Dave C4wWM points eaInUwfosthqu AM 10 rebound$, and Itm but Mflw&Wmls Marques .. othsrBodon players scored hi Jehsoeinbs.dsdadiey to uni.hIgim4tpohge,Icp I0 metberuidsllbesuty ad. GIsxeniIUamiiarsofa d.,i - 1alww $,be double figures. lbe C*W passive jk Mara* W.0 points for do wth A WVIIII 10110 Kbft ""Norm"Nft"i Iltdo VA I by not " 611111101 MI1111,40IISP .1 f" beft " after 00 par" Wintirs led Wwadw with IS game. rrsd grown, no. 71100 do t"1=" hasbosshIfto a lwas A •' $Md.ye as a ysarhard.. blew the game open in the points IAdWulphalaOUISJIS isbed with 14. Morandaimsel andherniss eraidm. .( Wuoni.i.me to score yen lily's. "fttppsu1kd dd hs I as Imd Would I second quartor with all-4 surge and Airm Adorns IS Ix the Elvin Hayes bed 33 points, 16 in Ica , theadded 11 11 . -. .. third quarter, for Otis BfrdiOiig Icofld twin Fla. scioWmil school Nubsoes V* ad Irancie vsyhaU t. ft hs beesad lbs Ith.ads. I'd ssiis1 i. eV'sa,ocIr, In do -sums I amm&L--.& - - ------A&-lissai cftm*.bw.~ 14 ramd a hr ft - • .- •iir as.'. -- •5 O1aifA uu,r ftM -4A * * SON.124 invr*iaari wwv • arvu nw'n.v a,.'. .,. A - For b.hMd' nmen I ":. ñ.sbit1u eside, hew. already been a k of - J en GIarl'l crIs man... -Juas. " JORGE - '" - " . - a 'Iys$*bsrmssoisvlo Use) fld a jutti," shOd I," CinTenulti 1ad. G1aasuttrst "Ii I bad "Ms utonsi as In amod vhs I. gob lbs to& I beN 1111113 I was tsar." as'becissitudlhu,ebss He.. Ols, .N.. dl dtpsvsy -lbere vhs '' It am a sued • -as suh WeMved NU4 ftas has • ad A M an . ."; to McCawto i '"u'$s_s (Ts. Glaril" . - ' - Once again Cleveland and pointed out after the gain.. "We After Brooks lost two and very tough abstract to control. Brooks, with a 15-yard took them too lightly." Meyers threw incomplete the The penalties hurt us and we wVt again for 15, his biggest breakaway by "Chet Jeff" A sting Greyhound defew Grevhounda went to the half. . .:. , -, . :... ....•.. ks.ws •øk.' - GreyhI with & scoring defensively the second half, 0$ nine and Mefm added one and Its opponent," McCullough opportunity prior to the half. Brooks, who plays both ways, 15 for a first down at the 15. professed. "Momentum Is a Audle got six, A. J. added two, Audle sped for two and a first down at the 22. Cleveland . .. . -- , 21L. by two touchdowns. ' •' '* I *i r (Ih Cs, yo. Cas$bu'ry, Carriage Glovanetti. Dermis (South Carolina), ou"p'ceWd He key. en "Dilly UI now Ihougii" Brasrd county (Marks, IL) guard Ilikesidsut has dm for the "He waded and Miramir (Ii.) before dive helL He does a 'iiow lo play college bdhL n be arilvift d UCY. hot 1110 fuel F or Islas 1wour die Mmon . wochud at I all agela askilm hasWA" a mI scram sad draw play up DoWile 16 hb& selml ft qNsitles AM rwAim in 1201 to empling college the Is so tho. would lily retber be a bdiaL "He's ves7 idsut and a do a6p hotball swI or porIbrialas far do He opens with a coodaw's was *W "iciteianip.,ij, I would has ths'shin" asset." have bell War ie Is NO afte%prop" paw 811144to ft U maw Zia Hn Mseyvile(12 student "I'm a lot as Oct. V s, -. with j. 1I dN Sid It be Tuniame) Cellags, ut u44s leg (tiids. __ ww be" bm In ass 4* win it som kids V* 1he adw an end 116 wo dumlilft " Is do NOW __ of .sl* I.a'adnaa.L Par. to as umtie rus t en As It aIn.utu,see.sa. :t*1ga ekpnsrimls IuiuJui.'iy his m.tMr Mary Ass •wondIne'ig year, ag. gta wt.ain'5 - • . - i pip - ., , two _it. de '•. No. That's net rlØ. I'm gutting my genders mlud up. The up that evsryoneelse playa lntoo; sad up that ev.ryone.la.was lamented Scott about the $41, practice wednesday. "He's a Lao," Mckifl add. "As it . Robbing the cradle. league was sa'Mcbsd hscase no coed (suns 10-pounder. "You've gotta leader 4melVWO,, sdsfl.d with mdii • Short dory writer E In playing. Such has been the case In the past, two ac U Negate wins, I wander what the coons will hav, to say the Another long tIme admirer of he i'ly shoeld have. 5g , • ording to Dan Peters, the softball league director. first time a male sports writer tries to get a poet gain. locker Allan Poe was dsrnid guilty of Glovenetti in center coach Tom we only had two weeks to It back In 1111 who he married Well now, Den, along with Pks and RssgJen Ditidor room Imeulew with a girls high school basketball Merply, who coached Dilly at evaluate all is. No 13-year-old cousin Vk%hda yoUr head off It lab Und his hV111100 mod One@ the action started# OWAL upbomen Foam He tren- tbougb, it was no trouble ?he phrase mean the PWAMWOMWWOUMOINUMM 'or" watched him doce he ks*mm. . "Hell knock for ioo aside befor, the wasafremw,"th,artkvlate coach Jack your headoft" parson has reached an age to • Mi.,pby receSoctit "Be was exclaimed McCukUI. "He's an oatdandlag high school nomptionally quick against the ijf McCeskl Ill.gusulag Usiveraity of Central Cass..rry's won outdandingmaw met point B as alck as 4oI1ie. he" coach Do joess for we coafteallso of a 01OV011141A Al"wWonessadMurlft the Pass Is to, l7"w4m LPM so school probahly Gie's biggest w McCuM is)orliHyGlahr,tad Thut$ • bed for Its opening gome. ______ ThihoUtTiwoodoil betwSsthMJulaIMdIUIVr . have a footballfield, apparently aided the Greyhounds in the blamed the lack of offense on Cleveland and A.J. Brooks Another good kickoff return, moved to an orphanage forhe final quarter. After a motion Youth. nee d only six plays , all onthe this time by the fleetfooted second half, penalty ad Lyman beck to the "A young team has a len• 5'(u'd' to ease the Hound' up Cleveland, let Up the "We played our game Hornet 40, Cleveland sliced for dency to play at the caliber of • • • e Two in no question whether Negata has the right to play W& 1U. £ i qui a w M auve we nz w 'ip a isugus 1,1 - pounced on a fumble at the Junior running back Tommy never come In here and played game. "It's Just one more thing game, but we made a bunch of Hornet 29 to pave the way for Garcia finally did the honors a bad game. This Is like a the team you're playing next mistakes." the'next Lyman touchdown, within eight yard run with 6:02 homefleld for them." week has to prepare for." Offensive coordinator Bob From that pleasant setting, left in the half. Greg Ross' PAT Bishop Moore, who doesn't A short kick by Ross on a punt McCullough, nevertheless, .:':. 's ., cood,league. But you can am*& the and loque for this maw . Jonas Cradles Bi lo Toward Unb •aten.easOn loque along with ther Mob teammates from the Orange4)@ceola the current league set up that everyone was happy with until a I ," ___ . •.-•.. oun ' .. ..'. t u . - i S to be the bottom line as am The gift camein am 1 Audio d then run from scrimmage and A. J. Meyers put the Hounds within limited Disney to four net back pan, which won thetri the and of a nifty kickoff ret by AAAW over tackle for eight added On "coup de Pace" with Jon Hast-fleld goal range. yards rushirlg in the second game last week against take wn late, to Improve Its quarterback Jeff Meyes !e yards and followed L with a burst of four and a one yard' The "Microwave of srehutdo half after he pickedup48 In Howell. cord to 52. The Hornets redseniorgrabl the a power burst In the sae area TI) rwi on a "belly dive!" Hut last first half. was my fault, I lobbed It fense was short-circuited by dropped to 04. bill at his own 1$ and ri 57 for the TI). Socceretyle kicker once again parted the uprights nest door to the Dog Track, Along with that Haislip too"Ithigh," Bithop Moore Friday Qeveland said about peop eu,uvu this yards up the right a ne Jon Hiss added the PAT to the for a 14-0 lead with 9:35 however, banged It off the right Greyhounds shifted to the back. 1ted up 011 his "r nbow" that was batted ai his first eluht itme wr hymen, before being corralled he six-yard run to give Lyman a 7. remaIning hi the first half, bun*r to escape with a 174 ses of goal post with :49 remaining in p as th e second half, aTot away from an open receiver in Hornet coach Phil Hornet 23. 0 advantage with only one victory. Bishop Moore then Initiated the half. which were dropped, first to aid the the end zone. voiced er the gau minute elapsed In the game. Its only successful drive of the rassed "I aim at the right pole Greyhound cause. Defense, sometimes an ,But we weral' Hut, however, didn't let the when Bi And sh op ?ooi 'is Despite the Greyhounds evening to pull within 144. because I usually hook unknown commodity at this and we GAt7 iuu,u,ur5j5 Haislip's fourth toss was drive go for naught, as he IT$uuus a iace ik, expected quick start, corn- After Hiss booted the picked off by senior Tom Callan pierced the uprights with a 34 kickoff the talented Junior Informed. Lom bad a first down PlAcencY lot in the rest of the out of bounds, the Hornets took "But this time it went to thwart one Hornet drive. The yard field goal with 7*01 .• first quarter and when Nasa over at their own 40. .... ! don't understand red of the half punter Hiss remaining to close out the was wide left with a 41-yard Mixing Ni plays deceptively straight it." kept the Hornets buried In their scoring with the Greyhounda on field goal attempt with :52 and with the help of three With only a 144 halftime own territory with his artistic top 174. showing, the quarter ceased penalties. Hornet signal caller advantage, coach BiH Scott Wots. "It was a chip shot. Just JIM . Lyman 7, Bishop Moore 0. Greg Halalip moved Bishop wasn't very understanding Bishop Moore wait to a an extra point," Hut confided .. Moore 60 yards, in 11 plays for either. shotgun offense In the second after the boot. Before the quarter could the score. "We weren't blocking and we half as last eaort...which also "I thought we could've elapse,though, the Greyhounds Sophomore sensation David weren't executing," the rotund Proved futile. passed mom," bleyers laid • .1 detente turned rock.hard, Andy Disney rambled 32 Yards on a cherub of a coach insisted, "I "ft's Just a gimmick," after the game. "Our attitude I FromTha cr owave BYSAMCI I" ___________________________ Butch Alexander were named in a suit brought by Negata's attorneys Those staunch defenders of truth, Justice and the American way went as far as Tampa lad week to get a 10-day restraining order. So Negate took the field this week with the red of the Mob squad for a Tuesday night game. By JOE DeSANTIS But no dice. While Negate won the rigid to play, the opposing HetaM Sports Editar team felt they had rights too and walked off the field. . Reasoning that boys will be boys ad girls will be Orb the This little ditty will probably earn me an Instant induction into opposition dated that they, "Signed up for, paid for, and wanted . 'the National Organization of Women Hall of Fame, but what the to play against men. you have to tell It like it is. SoforthepsztweekMs.Negataandherlegalbeaglelawyer 1 Until two weeks ago things were sailing along just fine in ON tearmates have been basking in a multitude of publicity. ,nInole County Parks and Recreation Department men's slow. As one radio newsman stated the day she won the restraining L. j1tth softball league at Red Bug Park. 1 order, "Score one for Bob's Mob"-referring to OrangeOsceola 'ligc is your basic, normal, or I should say formerly normal State Attorney Robert Eagan. .,. 12 leagwo You know, the kind when the guys usually work Could it be that all ofthisaports silliness isjust a grandand play ,th 4ii, gdherorgrewiqitogdher.Afterthegameftsatdptothelocal for publicity seeking lawyers? Maybe, maybe not. ki...pub for a low bows, maybe a garne of pool and, a rehash of that As things stand now,* Negatta's attorneys will go before a flwee nui rally In the bottom of the seventh. Federal District Court Judge on Tuesday In attempts to get a But noo00000000! Not anymore. temporary injunction that will allow her to compete for the "Enter Patty Negate. remainder of the season. Ms. Negate Inside that she be allowed to play In the men's If she wins, she will also set a precedent, and in effect destroy Sunday,Oct. 21,1 or tmC r cu ts, Gre yh ds __ IaCEcburner Fi es B ishop IVIo or e I 7-6 S.. i yS E"ning Ntrald, Sanford, FI. Hounds ' Score One Minute nto Game a - 1; &:1 64, lz 7 , . : -. 41 ¶ • - 1 1 �I z. ..q -4c-L ,. ;I- - e . L'- . -.. .. '% 1• - - - a $ - __.__1i.1U1._ -' ,z,.. a ._ - ._ 1- -- - - - *4 • - - - - - .- d• I --.--- •• •. - -, - .-- - ..-- * .. .. - S I I 4 I . . . -S . - - II - -- ---- I --.q .-, - -.• . ._• . - . I .. -. -- SIANrI, Pp. Swiay, OCtal, 1,7 L.gal_Hotics - - 1 . ••1 Sunday, uct. 21, It79- P .1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - L.aI Notics CLASSIIED ADS OFFICIAL NOTICE Oracises 11v1,5. Rut. I BulidtOSUitOurPOtOtYOWi $IIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FHA.VA. FHA23S&243 . WsKlvlmonthiyr.tIs,utIiltII$ Change _ summary of the City of TOFICTITIOUSIIAMESTArUTp WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ondo Winter Pwk Seminole 5. Oak 041.7553. pd. IAQUIIe 157946 as Notice Is hereby given that theCaUalbIIT_od on September _________________ M. Unsworth I?, 1975, Is undersIgned, pursuant to the 831-9993 322-26H availableforpubliclnspectIonlnttse "pictt Name Statute", 555.05. FIoqhd StMutIs.wIlI Chapter register oN ice of 3Use City Clerk In me CIty s.tIln cemmunity ivory day. Lake Triplet Drive, CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Reid B vii them often. with Wse Clerk of the Circuit Court, Hall, CUsilberry, Florida. MIS _____ qEAL.1'OR LB Keeps Home Inandfer °ty• _______________________ DATED thIs 17th day of October, 323 -4O1 or evn. 323.qsir upon receIpt HOIIM ° vstlsS....3SCIS - £ -i I_a .,...11 PublIcation of this flotice, the *0,1975. IMKVIIVStIMSS.....31CR MAO. _____________________________ 3 SR. 1 bath, fully turn. Clean. S:31 P.M. Mary W. Hawthorne 0:50 AM. fictitious name. to.wIt: FLORIDA City Cllrk MONDAY fore FIIDAY Fenced rear yard. $35,900. POLYGRAPH £ SERVICES under PublIsh Oct. 2), 1q79 which I am engaged In buliniss at SATUN DAY .Nson 3 Lhws Mênlmum 1 IN-41u. Pool. Adults only, 500 1. Sltnoran Blvd., Suite 27, In DID-N an LeliR Ada. Just Soot Airport 3 BR, Super clean. W.W CarpItl4 Funds Coming the City of Cassetberry, Florida. patio wroof, turn. See it flOW for Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call That the party Interested In said 233-W0 Mariner's Village. su.so. NOTICE UNDER DEAONES businiss enterprise is as follows: FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ASSOCIATES NEEDED TALLIAEAE, Fla, (UP!) In osmosmeing the 13 Richard Iuhrm.nn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Sanford-lovely 1 BR + den, air, Noon The DojIIfor. Pubkatlon -3 No one Ills.. home mortgage mcrtgags rate on Thotiday. ______ Doted at Winter Park, Orange formica kitchen, new shea. $195 ALL FLORIDA REALTY Notice Is hereby given that the _______________ _________________ ___________________ a*1oney County, Florida. October 17, 1579. undersigned pursuant to the 13 percent, but $325 Adults Furn. 1V11. $41 OFSANFORDREALTOR Friday S34on The hiSher rates are irCOlD Publish Oct. 21. 20,1 Nov.4, Ii, 1575 "Fktttovi Name Statuti", Chapter -___ 7055. .lawmakers id 5fl5bsjJ(jm'$ oidad by ilrk!tar down nsv. _41-Houses a,. •2544S.FrsnchAve -. 1 -M7 Floddi would be i 1 maId reilrwiids - $0 per3fl.0231,3fl3772.3237173 with itsi Clerk of the Circuit COW?, By owner-i ______ older home on ________________________________________________ CondolIft,15 Wofli @fl If the IAIJIIJI1Ue ca - bId mn IN , CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND In and for Seminole County, Pleelda ____________________DEL TONA 534.000-51.200 DOWN Millonvilleon double lot. Furn. Longwood- 3 BR, 2 bath, huge _____ ..,., . C.H$A.W.D WATER FRONT hadi't Ililad the 10 pirciat c si,000 BELOW FHA APPRAISAL FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY, - - I AppI. fig. No qualifying. corner lot. Privacy fenced, j -tmiw an prcu,, hom.buysrs 2753ut licarnn of this notice, the tic. _______________________ ____________________ ___________________ St.JollnsRiv,rCaflhl.35R,2Bw 144 FALMOUTH-OPEN HOUSE FLORIDA ______________________ attached garage. S yrt. old. U,050down-..ou,nerhold$u 551 IatiTNt fillS 1 Iprthg icraping together enough CASI NO. 7,.1tS7.ca.ii. flo,* Name, to-wit: FOXY LADY out door pool I Private boat AVON 23.7i73 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, Central AIR $SS,000 FHA.VA. flpct.flnanclng avail. L.g. 1 BR, 1 _______________________ 'The usv law thing. fat money to be BEAUTY SALON under wtiictt i am deck. Attractive financing. Call FIGHT INFLATION Lucille E. Dillon, REALTOR 5, all aPPi.. mci WO' loan Officers IANNETT BANK OF ORLANDO.. engaged In business at 101 Wymore We WIlls to thank our friends and Sell AveR. Increiss ysur isralne todayl Nelson Fox Real Estate See-Then Call " loud a Mile Supreme Cosit bany. ,NewblNo.n.s, 4pct. interet to Lake Mary- 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced. (305) 530-9075qualifying. Sindlewood Condo, WINTER PARK, NA., Personal Road. Attamonte Springs. Florida neighbors tO? the filIflY WeR Associate, after hr$. 37.36641. ir. rdalIs. dR. qualified buyer. ni,000 to yard. Screened porch. $39,900. RepresentatIv, of the ESTATE OF : i dsdilon to F•ary aboMthhig wspsoI,recrm.Lowoown.6n. "Demand for mortgage 10555 MANY A. SMITH, . dirful expressions of sympstlsy _ ____ UNDER CONSTRUCTION log t.sij7eraot.iup WhO. Low down payments. 5514.. the oi fli' 5IV of kin SISOeRS tO cabin style home, 3 Bdrm, 2 That the party Interested in saId Bid lOUD remsmne tgh," MIS Roflhs 1UILDIR. 3224w, REALTY WORLD. INC. Paths, S acres, pvt. access to St. Pi•intlff, business enterprise s as fol*i: us during our recent rrusiri Wonted Immellatelyl ______________________ ________________________ ' 'suoditIona which typically Slebeld, vice presidsot Of the vi. 'Nve°5?, John Rouchagger at lssm - no sulerlence Johns River, near Osteen. make shoot $0 pirciot of thi Florida Savings and i..osn MANDY L. CORIETT,• i$c, of ii., ___________________________ _________ rtii's Furnished 31The Family of ___________________ Dated at Fern Park, Seminole 5100.000. necessary - excellent •, __________________________ _________ 701 Bldg. 339-Osos - horns loans in Florida. Defendants. County, Florida, Write Amerki lirvlce, W.H.(Sill)Ha*tiVIS IMMACULATETBE'DROOM, 1½ E. Altamont, Dr. League. "Rid the buylm* pUIIC NOTICE OP ACTION Ill, Dallas, TX - ApIs. for Senitleens. Dawn BATH. AIR CONDITIONER. PublIsh Oct. 7. Ii. 21, 20. 1979 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY "Had WS not had that there's evstu.fly reaches the palM TO: MANDY L. CON BITT, if 010.31 PROPERTY 12ACRES,g Bdrm, • town, very 4-rionaIs LOTSOF EXTRASON LUSHLY BY OWNER-3 BR home in goodl I roomy. See - noqueMhso It' and if dead, Fur un.now'n ______________________ ________________________ ____________________ ______ ____________________ Park Lame, lutte ______ we would have bean that It cannot afford the _____________________ ___________________________ • LANDSCAPED LOT. $37,900. A 7 Ba, CHIA, fenced, 2 wells. iver,ades cond. 525.000. Will hold w. Jimmie Csan, 310 Pal mefto ::.. _______ tP3'___ spouse, heirs. devls..s, O?antses, of buelniss cnpktily," MUST TO SFEI .ordtdy P5. _____ farm tractor I mower, MUCH Ave. wbstential dwn. 322 2217. -ans.snIneIsr.female.rm.l. creditors, and Ill other parties IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP ABORTION SERVICE . kNIdeSale.Ixpsrl.pscsd ThéReál Estate Agency f'sidPaWThomp.on,a.pokea. MORE? Ideal for family who No on. knows for sure,' claiming by, through, under or FLORIDA IISNTIINTN NEW 2 BEDROOM, CAR. LAKE MARY NEWLISTING en10 vs the good life but wants to Inc., Realtors man prat.rrei iot wiu train. for the Florida louver wW against her, OLAF N. LARSON, it JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 1st Trimlsterabsrtien-S110: Gyi I that p PORT. FRESH PAINT, NEW Likenew3BR,lbathhome.L.rge be close to city conveniences, 1 Salary pius cmmissian, gew 251.0. 2435', S. Freqth (I7-2) Sanford alive, and If deed, his unknown SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clinic-UI, Pregnancy tests ho lilt. Moilan 5171 PS0IIIS spouse, ROOF, FRESH CARPETS, fenced lot, separate large yr. warranty, soi,,so. saneuts. Call •si.ses Miss lnqvim205sMapleAve. 10.3 -5394 . heirs, devisees, granties, Case Ni. 791$6.CA50.D ma sterlllsaflsns free coun. , $34,900. HURRY UPI workshop buDding in back, large • is arrange interview. ercailmes.rn.nsa wailing to Wy homes 110 mOre crsdlfors, and all other parties HANSON'S LAND SURVEYING, seling. Professional care, WPowens ____________________ kitchen. Call Don Saunders Inc., - •mSf1 a no WI)' STONE ISLAND. Original owners. Illisly to lower their hosibig claiming by, through, under or INC., a Florida cOrporation, portive atflsoSptsere, conhiPROFESSIONALLY ZONED 2 473-2211; after hours Marty 4 Bdrm, 2'-, Baths, 2 story Tudor arypaedaalercensfrvcnen 2 BR CONDO, NEW COND, PUL.. Plaintiff dential. goals than pot oft their pus'. against him, ANNIE I. KOR. Shepherd S30-4695. BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, firm. Gin, •f9ice, light design, fully automatic pool, NAHNENS, if alive, and If dead, her vs. LYPURN,COLORTV,UNINS , CENTRAL FLORIDA - STRATEGIC CORNER, IDEAL kkseping. m.sws. fireplace in fam, rm., an ex_____ :; y oe can catch Uif Chases, unknown spouse, heirs, devlss, FRANCIS T. VEIGLE, a.k.a - I DISHES, INC. ALL UTILI. WOMAN'S HEALTH ______________________ -• FOR HOME OR OFFICE. VA.FHA.235-Con. Homes cellent family fun home w-tennls "Thskeyde"hi)onhswhatcen grantees, creditors, and all atii FRANCIS THOMAS VEIGLE, TIES *551 0 MO. LEASE. • ORGANIZATION ker-fnatgre persin___ full. • LIV 129,900. GRAB iTl courts I pasture for horses $EIGLIR REALTY, BROKER. parties claimIng by, through, under Defendants. you afford to pay," he tlmwpesrnsn. sia. land resume Low Down Payment available, Rag. Neil isis Irolier S12,900. ' 3114641 oraealnsthef, GEORGE FOX, JR., *E.ColonialDr.,Orlande 377.1577. NOTICIOP Is Larry Kent tismas Inc. 751 ___________________ 'u kiip waHMg' "Thsre'snowayyoucencMch if alive, and if dead, his unknown u,.i - TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 Cash for your lot! Will build on IN-Ifli FORICLOIURI$ALI ____ • Deltena Blvd., Deitona, Fl. _______________________ This 3 Bdrm, 1'-, Bath home JUST BEDROOM, 2 BATH, EAT.lN your lot 01 our lot. up If you keep waIth." way,, heirs, isoes, .st.,s, Toll Free 1110.321.2501 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FUrII EU APt 31731. ' KITCHEN, GARAGE, CEN. YEnterprise,lnc. RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILYI CRESCENTCITY Nilhonwids .sdi 1 purceot creditors and all other perties that -th. undersigned, ARTHUR H. AND 4 OLVII Medelinc.,Realtor TRAL AIR, CARPETS, IN 6443013 Nice area, convenIent location, 332.7$1 ELEGANT $ BR, 2 5, CI4IA, claiming by, through, under or BECKWITH, JR. Clerk f the dr. Why Be Lonely? Write "Got A parts counter man. Salary ____________________ • many extras. Quiet peaceful sm. Adds Rip. Herb Morgan, D. tocreese to lbs mortgage Priced to sell at only $25,300. W000MERE. 533,500. 7½ _____________________ MatV' biting Service. All ages. against him; and all unknown cult Court, Seminole County, so experience, Apofy at ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. town living yet cony, to 5 malor .O Box 4071. Cleerwater, Fl. aid a real eMote kiiotha ap9rOIlmMhly 29 mU- natural persons, If alive, and If dead Florida, will on the Sth day ot Oat. Auto Parts, Hwy 17.90. Real Estate Sales BEAT THE COMPETITION. hihId Fl. citIes. 5125,000. ;' "rmincIIn.dtotkIf lion psopis oot of th. ham. or not knoøn DeBary. ____________________ ______ _____to be dead or alive, Novamber,A. 0. 1975,at 11:00a.m., their several and respective at the west front door of the ______________________ _______ _________ ______spoiais. Sanforts most well-known proNEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, - thscepw.relOperoIIgMwo,gd buying market and forces heirs, devisies, yanties, Seminole County Courthouse, SANFORD COOKS&CASHIERS Ceuttiry Club area. 3BR,2 , ig gressive Sales Volume Leader 5-4af I Find • FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT. - - -hi mib worse. Thor. would be mflll NEAR IDYLLWILDE •lem. more to lower their creditors, or other perUes claiming Sanford, Florida, offer tO? sill and PR, PP. on oak shaded , needs Associates, experienced •. s3iSO0. WALK TO SHOPPINGI • lence desired. Good psy, kS o0I 4SR2LiO. fenced Wi mousy ayaIIaIs," apse_neuyimcappgenof by,through,orunderthos.w*nown sill at public Outcry tO 1)15 highest privacy fence, $431 fIo. 3224552. or newly licensed NowI vicsften, credit union ___________________ yd., CHIA,w.w carpet, located _______ natural persons, and the several and best bidder for ch, the Lost: malecat "Frisky" ian. hair,surance, IOIftelafIg. ApIyIn person Ti_U He1dwa PINECREST 3 BEDROOM, EAT. on quiet street. S4S00O and respective assigns successors prquerty In _________ Ing Ostesn- Available Nov. 1. Lovely • Large Listing Inventory murn.colersd, meotly Yw• di ilHbss hl Ifl wosl Labs Mary 55 Peed 1*e, Laki IN KITcHEN, CENTRAL AIR, The sooner you place your in erest, trustees, or any other Seminole County, Fisrids, to-wit: ________________________ 3 SR. 2 bath him w.w of tail brelian. *143i, I Dominant Advertising _______________________ CARPET, CARPORT, N ICE Mary B. at OSTEEN classified ad, the sooner you get -c. persia $33g$0 persons or parties, natural or cer- PARCEL 1: :' carpef, C.HIA, appl. turn. 140 Hour Sales Training • LOCATION. $32,100. FLY.lN'I 1 acre lots for as little as $300 dwn. results. under or against any (OrpOfatien Of Cemmenceat the SW corner ..- top 14 pere Situated on I acre of land with I Member Realtors I ERA in us. aim' income who could e-Clilld Cam Good terms. WIle 1*1 money use lOw _____ other legal entity named as a SWI4OfPMNW¼ofS.c.37,T,vS, ____________________ ewdsasslfledadlisbuy,sell,er small barn I fenced-in pasture. l Refereal Service future. Dads COUNTRY K ITCH EN 3 ____ and Broward ______ $43,110 home it ______Defendant, and all claimants, 1.301, Thence run East a distance I PIFOeM sm mo + security. Ipealtron Computor • BEDROOM, 2 BATH, DOUBLE VieMy trade. DELTONA w.,' Imlag moftgap rats wiJJi 20 pirM psriins or parties, natural er. of 690.13' along the South line of C)slldcare$nmyhsmedsyseniy. I aitss' 0 p.m. •FulI.Time Office Supervision ___________________ 42-lhIeies - GARAGE FINISHED SCREEN. CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME. 3 a: mousy at i2 psreuot d to dswuauldonlyofforda$34,110 porats, or ntsose exict legal lltvs aforementioned SW ¼ of the NW ¼: SCompallble Associates dslid 135, children 13*. 2 327 is unknown, chiming unoer any at Thence run NOO degrees 04' W ED PORCH, A(JTOMOTiVIAUCHlNlly LARGE FAMILY BR, 2 B, C.HIA, w-w carpet, a Years Experience •Over n -' thsTas.k. Piljhig.g ,. 1½ hom.Mal2p.rceM,at.,eM., the above named ei described distance- of fl$.iê' along the con. baths, Immaculate, k's rebviler ssmineie formal dining, beautifully eqpt ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, See our 'beautIful new BROAD. freshly painted. New w.w car. ales floated at 12% to 13 Ray LaCmbs, in .omhd Defendants or parties claIming to terline of a is' ingreis y Machine, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY kltinc.built.inMicrowave Near WIIlCVefOrsfn.dlildren For a confidential discussion of MORE, front & rear BR's. ' CIlIA, fenced backyard, have any right, title or Interest NI schools £ recreation. ui,00. LOT. $51,000. GET A HORSE? yI Wages coffilnhlUwale orinfantsivsmyheme with AmsrhfIrst Federal and to the ThenCsrun East 123.S'to your career in Real Estate, call GREGORY MOBILE HOMES carport,1321perme. 645.2124. lands hereinafter the POINT OF IIOINNING, abiIflv.fringe benifils. 3134749 Herb Stenstrom or David Farr 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 bs huSh lateral flea are SsvIags aid Loan in )Iin I STORY DUPLEX EXCELLENT N. Ernest MO1R ThencerunNodegreisol'W,317.p, at 322-2420. VAt, PHA Financing 3B1,SBhomaonti acres Osteon Will SabySltinmyhome MOTHERS to rocal movie by lbs Thompson asid the knpm't of' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ThencerunWest5.75', RENTAL UNITS WITH 2 CAR Thencerun N area. 1325. Call Monday thru Re,. 11*1 llyeucan'twert Vwygasdw.kIdsage that an action seekIng to quiet aid GARAGE FOR EXTRA TATI Brsker sd.ral Reserve Board to these cold M#iofri will be degrees4'w.$w', Thencerun Hey Kids: Looking for an extra Friday. 5a4ma Stenstrom Realty, inanoffice confirm tItle to Plaintiff, and Its East 124.26', Thenc. run S 00 STOEA0E, $37,500. RENT TO 295$. 17.52. Casselberry, Fl. dollar? Ask Mom £ Dad to let credU. This means as hoidag Merit ihids to 11* successors, in and tO the lands degrees Call 0714611 ______________________ • RELATIVES. Realtors 1345550 Eve. 552.3455 15' 1. 11,13': Thence run you have classified ad garage it quazlsr of 197L 1k aid iiatedki Seminole County, Florida. West )$3J3' y'dghir Iidir *'IiIl'vdIiis.. to the Point of ShiNS. _______________________ sale. SOOKKIIPER.51C11TA1Y aUral tovsilets aid as a touj1RStheaomburofas, nine. Containing UI acres msreor BLOCK BUILDING ON SAN. *JNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. W.GarnettWhite MI$ifSoff$ce.psrtftme,Iyrrnin _____ _____ _______ ___________ FORD. 3 UNITS WITH 2 South Ill 050, of the SW is of less, together wIth a IP ingress Sell those thIngs that are lust leg. Real Estate Broker chugs mote Iii 1. bul* risrida could hi ttseThe *P,reforancss. hull ml, co. 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, ENJOY CANPONTS ZONED COMMER. NW ¼ aSI ti's west is the egress easements located in taking up space wIlt, a want ad JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. Sanisri *irpert. par interview FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 k upu: dulmd lbs dons in much as 20 pirceM, P*I$s V. of the SW is all in Section lemlnels County, Florida, CIAL. EXCELLENT RENTAL ____ ________ 531.9553. In the Herald 323.3111 or 101 W. Commercial 313.4955. CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO CtialtE..sab 3111113 $42,, , PCT. ASSUMABLE rates as the esly adIChoOwISSdIbSN will hi 14, TownshIp II South, Rng 31 PARCEL's,. Phone322-7551,Sanford LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. dIsInery Boot, $hIVIInSle County, PIldi. astern. macIs. Pm. COMMINCI a, ifs, SW of PRIVATE $!'Ihsdsis S15,00. SELLER WILL TAKE CHARGE YOUR HAL COLBERT REALTYinc. P11114011 ____________ ; MORTGAGE. iivow Is. sw is at foe NW Is of set. 17, ,,.,. MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. - Nssuikl of ma rnsfda.L, - The Ra1 Estals AIWIC, MULTI FL El. ISIs NG.REALTOR - - AWAY FOR 2 COUPLES WITH T.$1S RUSt 1u un •. .7346 U ,iUslIIO. WiI.*.s UST ARIA NEAR MELLONhA-' itsiliLi Iltir sSsuq the livils - T1UM BOAT I FISHING EQUIP. ATTENTION BEAUTICIANS 3 )1jIpfu, I day wt, MIILOIy PAUL F. BRYAN of the firm LIE, NEAT AS A PiN. 3 d.elhsadtoMM.uth *71, lineofaforem.ntlsne.sWisolHw MINT. SEIGLER REALTY, BR, 2 bath home with beeuty ' French (17-52) Sanford t' NW SO; Tlssiscerun N 55 i$-tkIpntod sATh.,csN. 1½ WINDIRWIIDLI, HAlIdES, ffirei*sPrlday.7..m.telp,m. 04' -BROKER. 321.0040, 327.1177. shop good location. - AIR, - - CAR ITS, WARD B *OOOMAN, PA., 'shies IV.adistance of 720W alung the . . illS 900 CEILiN5, Ow5ofN5. M511b1 IdariSi lo P0. PDX in cinfarilne in •erson tP 1*155 egreSs LIVE IN mature women Is care Psaghi Ljstaes$Corp., lIxial SN 1 BR, 3 bills, owlnsnilnp pool. BUD CARPORT, ALL. dàaid aid slow haftafta WIMVII PARK, FLORIDA 317* ees.ment r NO PU ____ _____ _____ Thence run WOW R Sel.up Ks Carriige Cove sio,oM. ____ ____ ______ ____ APPLIANCIS, SUPERB * .,., NMI.NSVN& W. A up In or before Nivembar ,, c NBA, all ________ ____ ___ liSt, 1575, dIstance of 1* te Is. POINT OP 3 s. ethat wages coith 311-II7ibataiaop.m. - LANDSCAPING. Silos,, COME tent. .-.. & _____________________ ______ _____ ____ andfifeffi..rlsinslwIffiNsecaer*of UGINNINGs Thence CORflPhti ___ 4 BR, apol, sin me. AWARD COUNTRY HOMICineve, A mUNNINI . is.d to buffs. salary. drIvers license I For sale: ,..d1," Mid VWlin LimeS' aid IbMI SR meblIe home, STENSTROM REALTY, INC. 339.1111. sse'iceuPen Wilt 1010" -Thence rum N • $ butts en IV. acres. 511151. -!P1r lo rat.ces uIPN. aIr cend. $3500 Geneva area. 349. seller vie. uresidant at her PlaintliPs hnmav aai1 I - a'----. .sa nra: v nra. I I ___________ 1531. 11L1Ll1 - lLMLIU ;j1.pa'a •- • II NOTICE UNDER . -.• Law ReaIty L _ I i"ri i ii i .i iIi _ a- rrnw. V!WW,U1W - _ QCIA5SIFI!DA sure S ri to net reGulte ' I at ..--...- -- -- SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox __ _ U SS-Boats ___ ______ ______ (I,) . S 43-Lots.Acrsigs . _____ REALTY WORLD5 ___ __________________ ____ _____________ GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage, $27,000.10 pci. dwn. By owner 365-3455, eve. _______________________ ___________ ______ _____ __________ ____ - _________________ ____ ____ $ Losing your home a creit catch up back payments equIty. 322-0216. a W buy - ____________ ___ MW dupew ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ ______ ' ____ -- .. - c. - - • .' - , • - as* _____ ___ ___ _____ afnv - I 'L - ___________________________________ PelItlin. dI$tanceol 1510': Thence run This Netice skill be publlsfssd degrees SI' L:dlstaoc.of31I.lPI, ____ • • - J . - in ersm UJ - • 'CisaIiecint •'IIIñINR ?555111'eS " u' a'' V'VI YW! FUTURE - - -• MII1IJ1J$is. WI PUTOUN - . - - .. - • • - - ' - - NDAYIIII __ - . -- UNOSN $IIJ* 'rush __________________ -. ' __ SUPER 3 BR, $ bath Isonse In Uglani Park on . fenced loll Spacious eat.In kIt, C.HIA, paths, ifs a nice migIlborimodI app WARRANTED. Only ,k . . $( - - - V• '*. IN the Clruu$ -Cdw* IN ni for NICSduIP.ui CarNlI. Ovsando a --' k1 Bael*1umsIMesuSlsIISs mmUwW 55. 555 lllm'sei Mm' of W. 1 SemimsIs Csunty,PIsrIN, entitled of IWIMIMIU.II SWis SI NW NW . SO: Ths rum N NIoieaOV w. Oer,og a. - PirroR, l'Jla*uli MULCH, Imi NW in NISI Is Jimmy $y, PIN11IJ5 poj Meu1C11rt Octivis Cimem ni Mary Cbevsm, 5546' Is 5* POINT OP 10*10. Bo • CAINJIRI inASMinIU ' - -- - Maltlafsd E of 436-S71.$00 - home, 4 yrs old with BR, .flhlseextr.5.nearLake Howell Acre? bum & Inlay the Many lstr IsIs home provides wIlls ', 55 .- 90'JUI _ _ ___ - Nag aim. MAYFAIR'S. BEST BUY? 'ISsued 451 coraer so, w.gvgaeas ___ sans em uS15e N Cimly Thins rims - $ 0 duiroas Is' I. - BATEMAN 14U. BrOker05 142*-Make Offer. Owners very motivated. O71*7 __ REALTOR$ Iflinusinvforrllofmov* .SWisW NW NW.SO SI Is. i:.:%= . . 1of $TIV*NW*T7$ P 1 I - . • - • Cy 3149SaordAv. Aft Hrs 322-7013 327-4169 ORflNI OUIST INC. REALTORS SAOULT0NLY$id - SANPOID 2½ acres on Hwy 41$ in Osteen, 141' frontage, great investment potentIal, under priced, at 515,000. WILSON MAIIR FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3fl-311E. First 11. 322-1622 75*110 hIgh & dry lot on Tragic Lagoon in DeBary. 5-4,710. S acres beautifully wooØed in Osteen. Owner wIll finance $2,100 down w-easy terms. 1¼ acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview. Unbelievably priced at $14,000. 327-7972 Sldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w-city water, sewer I paved street. $1,100. CailBart 15S. - 110.5513or310.011eves. 7 acres Lake Sylvan, $10,000 Best Terms. liiIlIam Mahiczoeski, Realtor 323-7513. FAMILY $ICTIONI - so-mscsua.ussNS fir Seb REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 313-7495 _: BEDDING-FURNITURE Liquidation Said Wholesal. prices to all? Warehouse full? ORLANDO WHOLESALE FUR N., 2500 IndustrIal Blvd., off Silver Star Rd., 4 blocks Weit of 411. Open 54 Mon. thee Fr. -' KENMORI WASHEI Parts, ServIce. Used Machines. MOONIY APPUANCIS Lapidary eqpt, various pci. rocks, saw, grinding wheels, tumbler, polishers; Polio chain saw; Craftsman skill saw; MIIwevkoe sews all; misc. Items. 1341152. - ELICTAIC STOVE LI Sot-Couch, Chair, Rocker & Large Ottoman, $150 Call 332-lNSafter 4 p.m. a$o*.csiatOi - f . - __ - - ---_ /___ _ - neuu.arij*n , _ of1 flr1Lu ' a. mm S*IN.Wa !kSea$ 5*5 $$ VEIl W- iiar Nish. AN for - ___ RI*ITYI .1 . I I huLl. , 151$. ______ *SVOU$*TI$l1llg, NWlu ii - -. . - - . ,,:... , • :''I . ' - . •. -S.. - - • • - --. .••.. -- ..--.-. - •••- .-- .......... : • . . . - ,,:'. -- . .'. -. • .....,-- -............. .. -. . - .-.-. .. 4. -- • ' .1• is -. . - , ... , - -. •. I _____________________ -* 1-'??"VI'P-'t T t rT - --anx'ssu--e's _ L-1-.- • . r-us..L,'..'.,. ... , ' ' lI$*_eda. ..-- -- __ , _____ - __-_- I Remodeling-carpentry, paintIng. masonery, concrete. All work rH professionally done. estImates. 30 yrs. exp. Call 337. 2914. _____________________ j I I Hr'ms Ropllrs :. Home repairs appliances foiIe, Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. 50.5163. t a PirtOnaIIUd housecleaning,' ru sonable rates, 1 time or regular. 339754$, - - LIgN HouIlng Tyson Cement DrIves, patios, walks I etc. LICENSED $*554S1 ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways Iadd em. QualIty work, no lob too small. 515-4914. 1215 S. French 323.7340 lsenkiS.rvks SSS1111SSS$SISI 1$' cam*iog traIler 1970 Ceeds. men, Reese Slick, air, awning tuliysaitcemt. Used Shines. III. - *55tosatt5e.ialale. ;_ ANIMAL HAVEN DeS a cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog Isousm. Insulated. shady inside kennels, screened, sutsiie runs, aIio air cond. cas. 321-5713. ftuNfiiflhi.,4 coil 11* TV'sOW is. is pricus before IS isv Ioar1*e NSUITV 11)7k Tag Della, Nil hunk I used Ikesvy liwSenint. u,.. ,i for cars, WiNks 115110 ________ - -- - _ repair service. 3234151. . _____________________ - - ,m,Iimvemsids RIR Pree a Sisam Cleenks, PoIntig. Root, homes, moalhe hiMiS.otc.MoblIekSs,p $31141 137.50. IsaNnabis rIles, l 's°' gear. 1fl.flu. 74n, quality operation sop. Patios, DrIveways etc. Wayne Seal. 317.1331 ______________________ yrs. PAIPITING.CARPINTNI' CUSTOM CABINETS P105155. 31311$SalIor$:$ _____________________ BUY JUNK CAM F,om$leto* Call llWSIa 1I SPIip LYN'SSWAP$t$OP NeW I used Items & antiques CensignnsemlsAccpiud 5:115:30. 15$ Plantauen _Pl1S0j DeSary , -- - INSULATION Batting, bling, PACO Foam, fiberglas I CaNulu. I,ewoot prices. Call rir 'r *1*5 or *73447SS'C51ct, ________________ - v'mi The wes*ir Is perfect Sir a Sickyard sale sell faotwlffiawantad.Call*-31t) or 53) .9590. lii IINII -si_ar boil11*.Callbatween 5a.m. I 2p.m. 152MM. '75 floods TL 125 5* 134MM PIIIdIIIg&RSppII Welbsldts Camera Shag, ____________________ Kids gems. but the k90ia IN the Sick yard levi? Sell I *115 a M15Ii. Call 1511515. .WIn by Flasw asoros AM.PM stares ghana-I track. Special puraboss. amy terms. Osly $11 per ens. Call Jim 1L TV W. lash. Sold arl,. 541111 551. $115.10 wPP ens. - aN / AIISPAINTINO Residential I Commerclal 3224712 aft 775437 ONE PHONE CALL - STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. -THE - NUMBER IS 337-2611. Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 2334707 I'Camper Tag $0. 3232755 ISIUSer117715 - ___________________ Consignments Welcome $an*i Auction, 1337340 OSslaiusi?Vs.*Iag _____$411115 $NOrIeiLDI. 10.1511111 p.J$4jsg _____________________________ Painting by Anthony Corino. In. tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 323-007). sit. Peppers Painting Service Custom Painting I detail trim.' Fr lit. 333-1701. Oón AuCtion Sun., Oct. 25, I p.m. 17-ivi* Vard'à,bris, Trash ApplIances & Misc. (LOCAL.) 345-5375 ______ ____________________ - Danny's AuctIon 332-7640 Buy 'Sill Consign 263$ Sanford Ave. 3231713 - Housewives Cleaning Service. Persona 11*01, fast, dependable. Regularorltimebssis. We DO wash windowsl 4774694 Loskin, Fir a New Hems? Check the Want Ads tsr Muses of ovory she end prIce. - -' Vinyl ropoir Irecoloring -.,'- $aveupls50pc$of *uIU ______ - ' 51*11 *S1$cy 'my __ . ME1NTZER TILE New or repair, leaky shower5 ow' specialty, 25 yrs. lxp. 009-5103. ___________ I. V* wsINtd Was* *55.51* IkilU lUlls. I 1.J_I.IL SilliEst rIOWI. I Wed. is mew 0551 sunui or fohe my J**ofS10 malls. Call 111154 dover mi. SlOw I 100115 *iditiens refisodellng gsneral home epsirs 'no jlpoo small. Call 333-9101 anytime. LOTS OP FURN.& MISC. öSANFORD AUCTIONS -- N - PUBLICAUCTIÔN. - $11.10 - TdWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook - $191. lt$t.t12Z-1742 IMON.,OCT,22,7pM. so inmy. ftuIJp Henis lnrwsn15fd- - i.lhiit&A,rCond.I'reeEst. Call Carl farrisat JIARS,Sanfort32fl?71 - Larry's Mart, Ill Sinful Ave. Ivy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig.. stoves, toils. omy ' - Cash 322-4132 N in. Svlvamla r,,,e central o04 stile color TV, limited supply. forms. Daly in per me. Call JIm 115.5514. a see Air Conditioning, Healing, iietri cat, PlumbIng ServIce I Repair. Cell Larry for Free 1st. 411.4351. Lie., BideS I Ins. -BoawithemI du - ___ *Cmulhltonlng - nhsd Is Ivy WI BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. JenkIns FurnIture, 11$ 1. 211)1 It. 333-0901. D-WR.i1Ssiw -' 1975 Datsun-B-210 with sir, A-b conditIon. Must to up. predate. 323-1730. 1977 Vega low mileage, A-i conditIon, good economical Inns 323 1730. '67 Chev. 1 ewner auto., 2$) engIne, new inspection thIs mo. Clean. $595 70$ West 1st St. 321-0995. For Estate Commercial I Reel. Owillal Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auctie 323.5130. II issue Hot pUll 31" wh. liSa new $115. lamalerd Furniture Salvage, 17.95 Is. SI $a*rd. 3114711. Batteries Now & Used Reel's Body Shag IlISSaNsriAve. 197$ Jeep Cherokee 4 dr., AM-FM, stereo, cruise, air. 15.500 ml. reg. gas. 321-0023 to settle an estate. isOiiIsuiiiaiuiiii Push button contreis, has careusel, still in warranty. Originally $445. assume peymentsof 131 ma. *111W 335 1355. Walier rope GE deluiii modal. 5511 uig. $455.31 vied 55i,I tIme. Sat. 5*14 or 515.31 me. *111W *4656 - REALTOL MLS Geads MICROWAVE DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orig. price $400, Sal bile $303.75 or need someone to take up my peymentsSlS 1,50. Phone 1634394 day or night. Will deliver no obligation Agent. Malibu 322-7991 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tsp Prices Paid Used, any clndltlon.044.1116 1970 Singer Putvra Fully auto, ri,ssessw, used very sisert time. Original $153. bsl. $15) or UI ma. Agent 335-0316 FURNITURE I THINGS Buv& Sell New $ UseØ Fvrnituçe inS. Sanfoid Ave. 3134151 '!C - 1l 1978 Chevy 1930 Model A, 7 dr. sedan Completely restored, $0000 332-4274 Antluas, Modern Furnitur, SWung Silver, Oriental Rugs, Dsamonds. B$.ges Antiques, 123.1551. -Ores.. 1ed edestrahirm LIke nowVI Call 3øMJaftl 331115 Mapis DR fbi I chairs, end tbls, lamps, Boston rocker I Misc. Call 323.7441aft 3 REALTORS 2110 Sanford Ave. FEATUU$: I P - 11,uju1 COMPAU THISI •LA*U POOL .CLUB $01111 ARIA 1 9 Nuuat __ LIADIRI WI LIST I Slip. *011 HOMES THA4 ANYONEI JOIN THE OP .NAT S NO.11 aJIItLJ Sm.. LOS,! I I-. flIWwM* pp REALTY 550*t REAL ESTATE A 322•2420 °'," *IY A P11CC OF THI PAST in pi __ ____ P'I WIle! .P*rim.___$545 TINS ON be MM at F ceri.s is a15i.• _ -- ____11':;-L - LISAL SECRETARY c •Da -.,--- _____ - Sisal SI Is SINS is, Sues 17 - - . - - ' Lake Sylvan area West of Sanford, water front lots $10,000 I upwooded lots $6,000 I up. r.. 5SPS? P.115. wNUn.. NdII k $wThrs 75*14 ruN N $0 IS1$ I' *. j __ 323-7972 51, 2 full baths. FR, newly renovated inside lout. New CH, W-W Carpet, fenced yd. S32 000. 322-9510 days; 3334709 eve. _______________ Spct. commissionson ALL listings received before November 1. CLASSIFIED ADS All FUll. ADS. READ I USE THEM : OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. m . DILl 5*1. - - To-wrn 01*10410 .Jfl115*flIloN*i&aotk R Plus mUll 1'. ra of a cerfoIm deed roceii in _______ REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. ______________________ - -.. _________________ : . W415155 I6'S ____ - __ 3 .....1151L?' -• • - Mal • ' last Ions at $31000. Financing avail. BROKER 2439S.MyrtleAvt. Orlando Sanford 327-1577 321 • By or Handyman specIal Pivlt & nut trees •- ERA. • ____ - ' ___ - er. ____ - - . - 2$7E.lSIhSt. I j Camaro '71 350, ST. PS, AC, new brakes, new exhaust, cxc. cond. 5199$. 031-1917 alt S p.m. $972 Datsun Wagon Sb-needs valve lob I minor repair. Good cond., 554. 322-3762. 9 am-S p.m. ICA$H$ $ PAYING TOP PRICES I GOld, hives', Diamonds, COInS Table No Ii Srestwep $iturdsyesWyl Village Super Plea Macbut HIghway 1752 or Call 3214451 anytime - _ 1-LitsAcreags _______________ SIMm FUL 3 BR, 2 both homein Loch ArborI Many Eztrasl c. 141*, 5cr, porch, beautiful eq - in NW Mint of IOSSIOI1SS. Mist sots sins... Daly 51551 Cait MMVI fell !rNW Met.. flhsfl•J. - Ij%V V*_S LR,Iovelyest.inklt.,frontpor4h I Many New Ext I - FANTASTIC 351,1 bath home*s Geneva on I actil Of counH'v dsarml Barn fenced pasture Lets Mire? Only $10,OQOl 5 dISkS SN. AvoN mew Wire Dec - - . $ lois , -• 3SIOSRAMCOMPANY, REALTORS $inWestFairk.IIk$AW. Wimlur Perk. p11.55755 *1747 - DI'.. las. - $19411 UTNU CCINT aiVif. IN *0* HI. .1 B It. HANDS OP 'HIM' - . -I .Peiean, Pm- Peek - I 11i SMIIIII. $4 WINØIN' P11 *5*50*15 C11NTY. - NssiñentgThopceegptj sgrsajiu LIIIWONK •I11IIA 11* W IS. $15411 -- is I. _fllJfl_,4, fo$ SM. POINT OF- ISSIMNINSa - . ''went nen np1s1s lMvha.-e, 5)0 WriussI ElVIS. *CTIIN 0*. 79.**C*.l$49 ,fsumcS 15a,5p Wiot. 55flg of c. , 5p 5$$41 cierens w, - ss.,- s.m -& JIMMY 55IUHY,- I$13Ps ThsgevsN551aW TOPUTYOU Conp.t. thterlsrs,, IN Pisimitit, W.IuIstInuof$143'SeauS55 - TOWORKI 511205. vi. OCTA CI$TIOS$lsl$JA*v si_ near $55. 'North 'Isosi 55. C.,a. unsuu a *Lig Pins, IS. tL ikrul I. Evil, Cu*Ifr, is Chaster. US I. Pert, Serbs - CINTION, Ste Whiss JAMES MI&,,I,_,i..1 SW Isof NW NW isS' CALL $4IPI ' tmmal, $aaa *11CC u%a' .. PISS C• Dilulints. I.o dlotlitilof Ill WIIIMPOIIIT iniui 5t,1 OP SIGINNINO. 46 B PSIrids A. 5*I'do -" NSTSSIPMTIIN I -- • *===: N Y CLISKTYPISY ICTITISV$ NAME ., - - Casis.a.iIvoy, kuasse NWhh1 (WMINCI WUIdJ Tarpiey, Wbesr $prI5NWin09, 01150 rII15In.s Is tulIni. IICIPTIOmIT - Ny,l C5Ø5.J 0 CetOl? IN 1511 (stOle Riner Agency, w.ion.. 151*1,_-.. ' IN THE HANOI OF U A • l £ ' 3-1 BR. 1 bk Ceniss in San, fori,kltdSensqvipphlinckjdlng MectIsol(,ffiwotM,,, ' the Circuit Court, leminele dimly, e$emeoti located Pm Semliwla Fiort.a.ftSls*el7IISiaYofOtI,b,r, CSMfy P1 1579, PARCEL Ii (COURT *1*1.1 CONCI at thu SW osrin of . uiw. If. . SW is of Is. NW 'A of Sit L C*t SI $51 CirC509 COWl 7.11$. 1.155: ThinS Vim list' 095.05 fist alang -thi Sooth HeSot ____ atau...w$*ul aw SOot 155 NW isi - ___ NWY&r1PuadW11lsrvei5dof 11 ChRiplils loisr*s. ti Winding - 11101 DI. Na. - $15411 Mul Mely, 51*11 'J'1'1 Intiriarl, Ill WIIIIIUI 'teasry. Attimunla ipinga $U5 NU'i.N. Shithinkirl., .Vklmla j11i 1*,IW WI1IL..0I Nipgy S.. liS - Will buy lit I 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & lBusiness leans. Florida gage Investment, 1310 5, Orange Ave.. ulte 154 WInter Park. 4644433. _____________ 1974 Datsun 6)0 SW, auto, PB, factory air, Super Shape, 1 owner. 323-4567, 16 80-Autos for Sale $5-Pets-Supplies SI Sigh? fuel oil hooter, 4 we. flogelfueltank, Wind I f5 lNS excellent clod., $171 323.1413 after I. ___________________________ t.steu Paint' 51.95 gaO. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 311SanfordAve. 312479) Free Palm Trees U.DIG _____________________ ____ - Kerne Heater COMPLETS - 311.551* _____ fully egpt. w-AC, like new radial tIres $1350. Exc. running cond. 323-7155. Pasture on WitIva RIver 3$ acres, lOin pasture, fenced, water, 5100 ms. 332.0001. 322$P1 ' ____ - .•- -• Simmons Hide-abed s ,,,, ____ 1i We buy your equity, close In 24 his. AWARD REALTY, INC. 19450O '74 Plymouth Satellite S.bring, ", American EskImo (Spitz) 3M, 2F. iwks old, All white $i00ea. 1324941 . ______________________ p$ 1975 Chev. Ton. New bed, new paint lob. New camper top, low mileage, $1995. Can be seen at $64 Country Club dr. 322-1024. PETUNIAS a VEGETABLE PLANTS 2101 Airport Blvd. F UI N1TURE-TERMS In store financing for everyone wIth is down. Let us help you establish local credit, WHIOHAM FURN. CO. 33* So. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. - jpaj ElectronIc Cash Register w.auto change maker 322.7991 - __47-RsaIEitiWii*id ____ ____ $972 Fiat 4 spd, locked in 3rdear, goodtires.newpaint lob, top end comp. rebuilt. $100 FIRM as is. 323-2755. Cypress rack for nursery plants I'xS',iS avail, 322-7991 Side.by.Side refrigerator, $73; picnic table w-2 benches, $10, full sIcO baby bed w-mattress, 533; Oak porch rockers, $25.SSi nsstal offIce desk, $70. Jenkins FurnIture, 205 1. 25th St. 323. _______ ______ ________ -OIf Ice Supplies Dump Truck '72 Mack. fri-axle, cxc, cond, rebuilt eng. 6 mos., rebush.d bogie 3 wks. 327-5416. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.I41 Eves after 61 weekends SO-MsIIausous for Sm - -_ - 1974 26 ft. goose neck cargo trailer, 5th wheel + mounting brackets. $2. 349-SS7S. '71 Ford S-W9 pass. PS. PB, Air. New sticker, 5650 Cash, 320 Valencia St. 322.1064. '7S TR-7 brown, sun roof, new radial tires. AM-FM, aIr cond. No rust. $3,500. 29,500 ml. 322. 7143 aft S. -tawi-Gsn Where's the warranty on the car?" . 1967 Ford P-U Body Needs ennlne Call 321-'3t24 $967 10' Great Dane Thermo KIng belly mounted reefer. - Good cord.. $3100. Call 531-4219. ILL DiT1TOPSOli. YELLOW SAND Call Cart I Hirt 323-7150 "QuIckt - 1975 Datsun P-U, 4 speed. camper top. 7 tIres I many new parts. 323-4100 after 6, weekdays. & Accessories Thomas Organs, Pianos. GuItars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 322-2253. i/i DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy-S? 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a pvplic AUTO AUCTIO$ every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. it's the only one in Florida. You Set the reserved price. Call 904-255 5311 for further details. ____________________________ sedan 1974 VW Isp., air 321-0730 79-Trucks-Trailers _______ SI-Musical Merchandise - - -- ROISON MARINE 3q37 Hwy. 17.52 Sanford, Fla. 32771 ______ . '79 Honda Twin Star Avg. 15 50MPG Adult driven, $1,100. Must Sell Call Pete 574-4954 Moving 116 Poplar Fl. In the Woodlands, Sat, Oct. 20, Sun Oct. 21. 10 a.m..S p.m., turn., toots, clothIng, prolictor I screen, boat trailer hitch I mirrors I milc. Items. REAL1 OR ' 80-Autos for Sale 7$-Mutorcyclos Sunday 1 p.m..6 p.m. Kenmore dryer, oil space heater, misc. items. 322-1952. 405 Editha Cir. 1', ______ S4-Gerags Silas - 322-2611 __ - 831.999 I _____________________________________________________________________________________ 1' , !___., - -J r :. ,&Mse.R - •.5'-' -. 'wrr -. - •'. -7 '. - ...- :.-.-•.'._•_'__.''___ . - - - .-.. .. ?r:- -. - -I - - - -"••-1!r' - • ,- -r .,. - $ ?'--.. - . I', , •--- L - - • -- -------i--,.,, ;-.__ -- -- S - - - -- I. '.1 -.54 , - �..-., #0%- .* a.,rn,.d, il. .'- I , .. — .. 5.,. SuMay, Oct. 21, 197 I — Tuesday hit, Wall Street was a shamble s. Nobody know wh.re 'When Black OURSELVES they stood or what was happening.' BUSINESS IN — --James Murphy Evnlng Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. - = Mim" How Can Today' s Generation BRIEF The Crash : Seminole Employment Corp. -- Sunday, Oct. 21, 17-1C Brief ly Understand Survival Fight?. ____ Leases 3 Airport Offices Heis trampling cot the vintage sortofUgng(thecrad)coWd where the grapes of wrath are happen" but like others who • he ba th stored; finds hard to loosed the were there he It • -,. The Seminole Employment Economic Development fateful Ughtalag of his terrible describe: "It was just Incredi. Corp. (SEEDCO) request to Lease three additional offices Julia Ward hie - beyond comprehension." swift sword... —.. at the Seaford Airport was approved by the Airport . Howe Authority this week, according to Marvin Greenstein, bitterness assistant to J.S. Cleveland, airport manager. By H.D. QIIIGG s Oklahoma and the Greenstein said under the new arrangement, SEEDCO UPI Senior Editor other Great Plains dates was will lease not only the second floor in Building lat the NEW YORK (UPI) - When compounded In the early 1930$ airport but also three offices on the first floor. the fateful lightning of October by 4ffiig dust donna crpffl A SEED) spokesman said the additional office space laced across the drab buildinggave the region the name I• will be used to expand the organization's programs which at Broad and Wall streets and a it Bowl. . 1.*,• Include sponsoring minority businesses and industries swift sword of panic sank into By 1932, the following was the designed to employ the unemployed and the under. • the trading floor of the New küul of thing that could happen • employed. York Stock Exchange, the In a place like Indianapolis, a : SEEDCO will be paying the authority a total of $5,265 autumn of 1929 remained scene in an alley behind an : annually In rentals for office space, under the new UflflhfflOd 5Oie the COUflttY. exclusive club composed arrangement, Greenstein said. In Tennessee, the church. mostly of businessmen and k. going populace felt the financial politicians, as remembered by pandemonium now known as Martin H. Miller, now 17: . "The Crash" of 50 years ago - "There was a large crowd In hadburnednobodybutapuael the alley. Men, women, and The Camellia Court Apartments of Daytona Beach, of Yankee dock gamblers. • children. Black and white. The developed by Cardinal Industries, Inc., a S.nford.based The red country and the gray waiters brought out a bunch of • producer olfactory built modular rnultl4amlly residential country of Oklahoma that John duff they had kept the A young woman looks at the New York Stock Ex. She could be asking herself what the ticker looked units, has been certified to receive the Florida Power and Steinbeck later wrote about In scrape from a dinner from the like nearly 50 yearn ago on tue sateiw niRC, change Ticker at fiche Halsey Stuart Shields, UgM Company's (FPL) "Watt-Wise" award for energy. "The Grapes of Wrath" held before. think ever efficiency. Inc., $50 E. Altamonte Dr. In Altamonte Springs. Tuesday. steady to the helm of 00 cursed so hard In my life The announcement was made by I.M. Dabney of Roaring Twenties and Hoover women,and children • seeawn, Daytona Beach and Hank Athby of Merritt Island, energy and Coolidge and Harding.lined up for the scraps from was like one of those comedy business. He rushed to the bank Jimmy, "but he is going to give Chicago policeman, was the conservation representatives for FP&L. The spread of the Great people that had money." movies that they play very fast. just before dosing to deposit his me free haircuts for the rest of pampered son of a Wealthy °.k This is the first "Watt-Wise" award to be presented by Depression was not Immediate Park, Ill., real estate man, and of walking they were receipts. He didn't know the my life." Instead Forrest Hintz, 61, of now FPL to an apartment complex since the company ex. to all sectors of America, but It Wichita, Kin., remembers running, Instead of talking they mesa was about to begin. In Mempbls, recalls LeRoy the crash jolted him, finally, panded Its energy conservation "Watt-Wise" program to had an awful inevitability. "The teller, Instead of being a Pope, who worked on a Into the sewers of Chicago. His what happened in Chamberlain, were shouting. Include multl4amlly developments Today, those who lived "ft was really pindemoni- good boy and telling him, took newspaper, it wasn't too long father lost almost everything, S.D., population 900, "a Its sapping of national vitality Saturdaynight town Isolated urn," Watts said. "It was like the money, then pull ed the after the crash that the city resort usually to a common from the rest of the world by being In the middle of a shade down. The bank was began to be flooded by hungry "I went from a white collar description: If you weren't poor roads and distance," hurricane, or In a battle - you closed, lbs confectioner didn't migrant unemployed from the job In a real estate firm to a there, you just don't red.. where the impact of the crash don't really think about the big even have enough money to north. working man's job for an 9t The spread took time. Two or was Sales at St.rchI Bros. Stores, Inc., continued strong In "U's electric sign company, cleaning The oldsWa grumbled: picture; you Just try to do what carry on his businus. not felt right away. three years, In Se$ember, according to C.A. Terrell, chairman .nd another Invasion like the signs high on buildings. Then I Over In St. Joseph, Mo., Mrs. "It wouldn't have meant you can. After the day was 1. Harry S. Culver: president. Not sales of $3,793,449 for the month, reflected a work except for odds ut of etba ggers was o much to an 11-year-old boy over, you realized that some- Josephine Fox, now a widow, damned Yankee carp $1090 or 5.26 percent Increase over sales of $3,793,813 for me crash first hit home to anyway, but It became personal thing very serious had hap- says her husband Forrest was that swarmed down on us after and ends, and then In 1935 with the corresponding month last year. me In 1931 or 132 in Oklahoma when my father bought a new pined, my kids coining along I went to poor but didn't know he was the Civil War." Sales for the first seven months of the company's fiscal City when my dad put us four suit, all wool, two pair of pants work in the sewers on a repair "All of our leaders were poor. Forrest was working as a Pop singers began pounding year were $27,615,001 an Increase of 6.46 percent over kidalnthe car one day and said, roteactieckagainst saying: Don't worry, boys, it's bookkeeper at something less out a catchy song titled gang. sales of $26,006,909 for the period last year. Look back and take a long lock a bank account of $2,000. The only a passing ph. the than $20 a week (today's dollar "t Can you S Tarrell add the company will open Its 74th store on Oct. "I dug. I used jahanimeri. at the house. I'm gonna trade bank didn't open the next economy of the country Is Is worth about 23 cents in 1939 Dime?" and, pope rvcaiis, 17, In West Florence, South Carolina. her off-'The IflO(t1$Ie CO(fl morning. My father had to sound; this Is just the money). e were Occasional rats. Ther short dories in Ccllier's and tho me stink wasn't that bad. But Pay had foreclosed on It culmination of some gainIt didn't bother him that he Saturday Evening pg return the suit. We had lived there only you were glad to get any work couldn't afford one of those Hollywood B movies bling." happen. In .mfl to about four years. My -- went evif)unS bisw about the bank While Oct. 29 is remembered new-fangled electric re- appearing thsfl "with depression almost overnight from presi- dosing .diat.ly, and the as the day of the crab, there frigerators. He would hop Into theme' camlim the umoonvinc. denL o '°° pany reaction was predictable. A was drama Oct. 24— Black ida Whippet ( his first car, coat lug moral that the depriulon f ?. a million com nqft Banks Inc. a $1.6 billion aseet Florida bank uw worth uwi tea mob went af ter the banker. He Thursday - when the stock of $300) onc, or twice a week and was a good thing b.csi&e It balding company, reports the bed third quarter In the In Providence, R.L,AlSlstI,a PS%T. U.S Stool, which had been buy a50poundcak.ollceat the chastened people and doaneed coi -. retired desiverbir, roman. He LPOV& a bushel of What I sdft at $316 a dam was cold storage ow. In on we them d emu am no* we ft .44. stuck the at the so d a' 1=11 I$1I : ciatdtlmeforbrwktMfood. $13-30 a wait in a and In the middle of things, had various duai'nll aactlons Ot$4,584,ISS oe'OI cents per shari, a U percent In Seattle Hans Pedsrosn 71 t.ztU. '! the'— an We later went to ye Richard Whitney, exchange One of thorn was of muzzi e a Increase over last year's third qu&iter earnings of as a ugh tiesIi sian recalls " that auntandunclealthood1potthe , come in — a very Fox was giving a party he could from Doomwit be was making $Z797,* or 41 cents per shae. .family of nine. His lether was Dud Bowl. A fumer gave us a pompous man, waldcod, chip off bli choke to piece In $11 a week In a dx4ay job and pwidylsd Nd income for the tine, month period was $5,417,000, or by a dmia a& the age we Wriod bed of turnip &W sho1gun* In .his sold chain and all that business. an emply coffee can diet then who On depression hit the par of 4L fl cents per shari, compared to lad year's third quarter I dam -aa in ft ground. That'was -wl. a poled . got was LI o($4,O0O, ca7*r'fa per share. The not income figures frwI to'of whJduii went RUIJJ & 01W 1M7 ve5Vi4Imv WI 'PY 1. 1.ul.,a I.. isA pulled Who wound for both perloda Included .xtrirordthary Items "Igavemymom$l3asudlgst or room and board. mouth and wlzdir, you SIU J.P. loving Cup. ,uOtasr . resedIng reductions of income taus resulting from "In 1936 In Sootti., a bowl of to keep the change "Iloti says. "I wore rAst-off show in tax lose arryforwarda from prior years. Flafr'p's An. 1111 11boucalawnalotlathon Morgan was bu ying' because arran gement Was with his chili eat a alckst, you could the tri which I put noR cardbosed each nualleed rstwir on shareholder's equity, based on bit a carte Sm Wait for 50 coms, daM 7M a haircut)I who 11100111014111 — aw a opsrM income only, was 15J8 percent In the 1979 third o A ad _ alled ,••. lb nip laker at quarter, compared to 11.46 percent for the same period a $12 a waL I took several law bow people win doing. 1. two yam without a bAW of • Mm athe corner., Tbe word movie theater, 10W 2446 weeks for the M effect of do remember scroes an strostj would be OW Vo Wonedsy; depression to hit the Wed.- from the nickeL We used b' 4'i --tforknew this would do that, os he osrsallyin' the Ink We tootiçpals, mineral os for hair dIn*.4 into his_- Buick and know were supporting the Fox (orally walked In. Fox's When it really get going, I add selling cream.' ep kuitarli... Hill on a marbul. Irdher.ln4aw, Jimmy Cowmen, to l Ii 801db DakOta ulul work the plus from tin agriculture' But In Now Yorko as or4m zitrod6dwoodleandes "I hard Us word In about Jobless,flually wed to work for N&CMMY — d*PBYW"hw ..__ I I — &W nobody wen;I StisT. McMahon has b.meppok*sd general tramd" won of Wrath bd of bdr* ~M. throt minvuse ad Y a rAo sain apacy an a room ad hard pis $12 a . avow of Omuieleminol, Cablevielos. it WU ab TWO Wake i11 BlaCk "j an W be pulled we a walked over and watched WI; cownbolon basin last went for nfortobsmomusuy; siunred by Kevin B. Barks,Biglenal Mausger of crab of Oct. o 1L -d1 apses knoww W ,ws Iow't romombor. What be did medis without .lflng a cor. Wi. 5Nd15 10 laid 5505 "And I r,mbsr owSrocer and conenmiedlon (brp. (ATC), Robert P$i, a,treIm. Acre! aid 30- the mob las walk Into the Crowd and Orne night he came borne days a w,." Joe Franks, who had faith in us. McMpbsi, whe mod recently baa aer,sd a. at 43 zur4 gs led 1mw he dick bid. 'Two-o4tvs for 10,111 bradhiowand add b.had.s.ld dish, was at his He lot my mother bay milk, at 0 asg.1.mIaoIs CabIsIion formerly was Broadway iban..' 1. the rnNde-d a.dIOtu in We shares of loel.' aggs, one toFloyt ii North Florid. Junior (oUng. in Medlass, FIn. "flown. A ma. landed two or Nd the 1n1.r 'Ibot dey was the b.gI.' "What? Can he pay for It?" Freak Ryan Sr., now 70, of and he'd jed mark the w1Ndwhere h.huM u,iol peMlnau doing a 1*.yesr. period. ft"jo1h"z*;*id" With kin 'i" the ai&,1 hi. wt(e. "N.," said Wiiwdssa, Wis., $ . in WI bsek." McMshm hel* a dodard. In .Inlstodies r th. UMr.MyofTszaa. HehM)umiid.fftimrva( Hi lbs ";' .• •. •• 4:'. . MeMshauh,iathalrnanoftbaBowdofMesagarsol , '• • . was msetig, lyIng • MpallsdbywbMJKuamoib hectic tredag before "Whit.. V.gsger Voiabls Aimulty Fund of JaduaosvUlo and I. a 4.,.: 8oIb5tUiL 'a am Galbraith b- osUnd -"the sey'øw'NtedtoVimtim k of the Bedlam County (luapbsroI Corn. 1i* -. INLbuss typlmonthatblsweddlowsr day's loser. The sg vs1 . • . ll daM hot he WM5'I. M+Nt' in OrSu*, 1111." ivei', Clal an GeL 36. •.. • • . McMshes replaces Barks, Who was ratMly pemstsd Mlhpeshapamoro- au. L.t'sbons,Wframwho ;'.:,jL:. •• '*waldmsre.enles sasger d do Central,FlOrids Region based in 1" 4. I mnntIict ,esit..,.n..,inthe tims that hi. hip' 010 6614low bee become a wind. • -•• •. • . p.sid Mire, Watts add. folk a,uubololtheoradi. yosllfladthat, Bela Il*y N. Watts Jr., illi .. Asitgriwwores In lIto . • 1134, - P)is W, 'it ' of Milehil, Ishiulber, Watts & you'd have I. do a m ". to Co.,aadin1ti&Maeber muck - the peresslage •. • . •' .•.•• Well Shed imwayeeeOtarawItha rsiuthd bytbot 11 , nickel. ;6 dappin MMN __ Ngdehi—hshadpid$S,IN WsidtWW -i1af ." mjllba ..........'t ssythui C 1rnorethasr*1audano.mpushig V"PlE (quadrap . 0.le that, V you wad 10 his been 11_ia. 179,111Nt tud, Grader iisds. • 'lyd.s Miss e owellpold One wort 0L -12 it down !"" cbaagt .sly seas mssths tad driwa's ad thi peepis • • . L. c 16 "k .h. sqs hisflrrn'pl t.WWD*s . helm .i.. • .ping ft *neot —Vyne N A. d thom whet • "I vi. 26 yeses eld, ,ng Meud Nd jwulsdodlsrthsdM.amrths.Nt1serL tb Seer," Watti s. was geed, udi glee psi .• . • for NN iN I rid "$nry asking the u: of. deck 10. was 1, iUiv 1LftNi'wdeet peeled dIed a. a *aerrp .• r.pnidOt$. the d , ra-_ rbershewasa — fliril IhVtWI here va. lsodved be lbs Baeddø iii mIleseNtd 1741 is 0 . W-AW vi. a pus 11110. * i-i is MINNO gr•to j peer. - ILL .W III 1$ I?*p__11r'- e S $ adS Ii mer. AM buibu $ ul MW 11110ft sdor"111008,1110 iuitMs . . V baissi $ he of aid peephe vgis• saying a II i *$IIqsrI foot ion the n-ñtt.g . . by . dir as I .. lid," M I LI I e o nomoowners Elect Cam ..ui3Oi l &t •, • Betty Bagg.tt President - .S• ' ___ ', .- . :• • •+ •+ Local Company 'Waft-Wise' a- e • . I-2 + Amateur Radio CIa. • Sot I Instrwctor Mattle Wysocki gives Robert Lodge a look of approval over his tray of eye-appealing cream puffs stuffed with tuna salad. BoSS. "Heith ,kdby Richard ftoss Earn Degree - Confer For Winfir Springs _ __ 1 I. Trinity Sots Open House. ri ityWepan'Joiy $c4wI at MIS Aker' Ave., se ad Tr4dty .ft will be" open been a Ingler, OCL N k= 24 _011 _ T ___ ___ n The PablIc In inlItOd Ii CmiS Nd Tv155, Prne'i 111 aCTS Selde IaberntoelNd auIe"ull 1fl1"So - • ' , .I • -I"- çfq : wwry tI b •• I NtiNS Taiii N hee' lA &IM ' , ' __ _ g-- __ . _ . I mmo:lo , I 44 ,I` ____ I ~Pr 140 . . . . W ~,, ~1111!r z4pM 0% r , '' - - ' - ' 1• , ,k r ' -. -• 1- S., .5 • I • . -. . ' I' '". " . •'- .' - •"" • .-. dMIS', 'uti ii • "Ij L' ••• '.-• i a"!!.,~M%fflww " 11 01 i-J102 nI . . . **=, ,4 . iw - RUW EIP119Y ____ fIi . a".I • •"::• •'• -S • buds'ui -.•. ••• • .• • ,•,,.•.. •, .• • • ''•t' • , ", •' c . ri _ • • • .,I , , . , not " --,~ • - ,. 4 r .. " - ,_: r, r, *,.4 z . r~4tiIV4*1~.-~_ .,, c. '.w pa To M7 1'• fleelde non. 1k .',a p'ps U-- WI — . i.IF_I_ JII.P1*ad MI l WI .*ISDS jd 1k., ASMO ssedMSne • & --f- I1 :', .L W eVIRWW - 1k on d, - - - Win ftt •_____•___•_ • " oft --- -_ 01 •_•____ ' - .10 IMS .1 ~111111111 I a • •••.. 01 I -- I - - ,r. '_.'_ . - Nd . I = . . - . at em.wdIheom. 1 ' delude of . . to Park Mood before a '" ,',"' Back To The 50s ___ • •• vice will be offered tIM, bow to prepare food, Mrs. lollowadby tibia sarvics Wysocki said lbs . &j.t:;Nd:r111f-' YI%.'*seM a pro ens oifl kitchen.' help give the students a broad understandrng of the Kitchen management, food cleaning, ridaiwad bn.in." Mrs. buying, W3'aoc*I said. "Thon many preparing purchase orderu Will ap.cIaJiz. In their and menus are aune ofthe Inparticular fields topics covered. "We also tired." observe facilities Ilk* Disney World, Red LobRobert George of Fern stir, and McDonalds. sink, get Ideas from all these," up to his elbows In soapy water. He said be had been In restaurant work for Faufr.1ts about a year and hoped to becomea baker, perhaps In Wond.rfuII - a hotel. With central Florida being a tourist center he felt there was Delicious l plenty of opportunity here said Mrs. Wysocki. Chefs In the food business. Too It also visit the school to Is a necessity. "You've got share their expertise. to eat," he laughed. Bobby Wilson Lives In In the future Mrs. Sanford and had been Wysocki plans for the class serving the onion soup. to open a mini-restaurant After most of the peopiz at the college. Two days a had left the students were week will be occupied with able W serve themselves. "menu planning, Between bites of canapes organizing and purchasing desire to heexpresaeda of food, and then run the become restaurant a restaurant three days. gourmet "''°',in Each student will take kitchen , ."Id llktojo into turns running it, once e said. they've gained some more After ng food 'courses experience," she said. at'I Robert Meals will be priced to Sledge enrolled at SCC to cover costs only, and Mrs. Wysocki feels buffet aerSee SAVORY p e If __ 0111 in = M~w ft t 4"Ame • • I - 1 , '"• ft *IUUJ w - • 4 (Light Fantastic) - " . . :! *a SIN -f ', ac4'L?uuss :irL. 'ati' OdIIVaff tlus._t __ ot j' Se .MsIse osd " . 1 •• Q. • 0 I .; I , Ready For Trip ' . ' •. • ___ at iNtid by I1 Ii ' .__• week," - way of preut1atIons alid garnishes." In addition to the richly aromatic French onion soup, there were about 15 other .dIbIe projects of. feed by the 14 students whoae ages range from 19 to U. The plate. were arranged to appeal to the eye as well as the palate, There were mushrooms stuffed with chopped spinach, shrimp salad on triangles of toast, deviled eggs, celery slices topped with bleu cheese, fresh fruit, puff pastry- stuffed with tuna salad and cheese and chocolate fondues. The "guinea pigs" sampled them all and went for seconds. "Fantastic!" "Wonderful!" "Delicious!" "I never c , ted anything like this, ' were the verdicts. Along with the ..,,u s and bouquets came the dirty dishes and utinsels In the kitchen. "Even those who want to be executive chefs have to know how to clean," said Mrs. Wysocki. In addition to learning _ :.', __ ~t low .' _ . 36,1k _____ '. - r r___ •.' 0111011011 . I + Brown Will an 'os rnir11 ij' saul to .eot.scfoTasd.yadThowdaiforfowifrIS1.m. of am " In a soles of liI whish WI toarfo the Us airs it ep Iuis'i M,aisdddid.WI is ___ '. + -+ ________ ' , Starts . ' + CIa's Paisltsn W UUWWW fill WI -'' ___ + '• +. , ' + ____ . , 1 to •+ + + •0 •, • vi. fir + +___ ' Bobby Wilson's onion soup st go. il$. Tad'miyIsIvIslon ,c• f aiaiims of Pers.nal and - _. th': I-P at - —4 IUc 'Sirylcas Seminole Community College. Iierai persons at - •' the college Lid been asked to WA the resuitsofa now 4. •_ ,.class In her division. me Qallnary Arts and Food Service Program first opened Its doors on I , • .. Sept. 4of this year and this was On first time outsiders had beau invited to sample - •• their wares. "They usually • • eat their own food," Mrs. •Teslnsky said. • •!__ Nd It Is a vocational course designed to help students - - — learn an occupation related - - t_. to food service, said Mettle Wysocki who teaches the course It is basically a one-year program that meets five days a week from 8a.in. to 2:30 p.m. that will try 10 touch on all aspects of professional food preparation. 'tWe take one topic per followPat Psadalag hR. and Debbie Mrs. Wysocki said, and the class was learning up f.sd preparatia by washing dishes I about hors d' oeuvres and phase of restaurant operation that all students canapes this week the t know how to handle. / + + *:. * '-' + s,'. I., volunteers were asked to participate. "We do Has iIck1ytomuusdsndth. .tIst$ * • I.ua Ii pearsdsltnbst *1 ?ast + ___ - been asked o 1tlqoifl, .ested 11a'ss moved- - ' swew PtAfts by Ts Ni% Who wouldn't want to critique this spread? Sandra Hills, from left, Julia Udell and Geraldine Everett put the finishing touches on a table of hors 6' oeuvres and canapes for volunteers to sample In a food clans at KC. whether it's good or bad." A little after noon, everything was ready and someone broke the Ice, volurd.erIng to be first. A :' - S - - :'-___ VINSIvereft dwatrisftFloodJones A. FAMans bee ----- "Itick"I)II" 11W of 111ods 40 1110110K I 41 riced grses tecokini deee frees the --- ' quickly and efficiently about their duties. The group of about 30 people did not seem nmvous even though Susanne T.*'ky said, 'We're the bret guloss pigo.. We've IyTOMNEIUL Writer It wen no and the room won 111ft with whedsens. ina fijande, Bog$g, In Now gres aesahiha - 11 1. - f ___ hPIs1.. In New Food Class .+ LI . "I Th8anfy Club was entertained with a Halloween Party at the home of the tees lii'ui, Alice-Margaret Boss. lbS 4-Win played H.U. sw', be" for apples, cooked hotisgo seer the Will, needed mac. and went sw. Novel a wan: chrpw I . a -a , =nomi -1 a0woulz 'MtP*0uIS VittKiffy fltsP*idI Bonus fl Ji*+ . 1W yar do dub hes is onelors Cm* 111armw !% . 'I - "es Created Deiicaci f 'w '- P LH.rs Mark Halloween + . .. ' . kis + -- • G uin e a ic s Savor The Leisure Time Program at Snblel, COMM* College • Is offering so seining clas, In "Ametsa' Radio - General," ;. scheduled to begin Oct. 36. Ciii. will met every Monday and :.Wednesday from 7 to 9:09 p.m. for .1gW weeks • "Ana' Radio— General" will cover basic alsdrloal and *1 I'; . . course, one mod pesos, a novice license or hen already • .takan a Novice course. Th. $15 foe provides for the ledructiosal cod of the course. For more lofommotion, call the Leisure limS Program at 8CC. -'This cows. Is selfisqipoitid by student fees at no sapens. to taxpayer. 111 Flagship Banks Set Mark 1 + V Storchi Sales Stronger CabI.vls ion Tabs McMahon - •.I . The 7bkd Annual Fern Saw of the ,(Ntral Florida Fern •• will be held at the Alumode -• Cs Oct.26, So 27 and .7% show Is epen to the public from If a.m. to Ppm. on y-bur.dsy, Friday and Saturday, on soft ban 12:39 to • 1 p.m. a . na a- _ _ - Show Sc heduled rn . '• _ I CaulSid Homeowners As.orl1oi' of Ciessiberry elected o (Or aonwtarmot the October m.otinI*ldMU* CowsiborTy City Hall. Eletftd Were Betty Bujett of 1171 GhhiI Drive, res p ident;Kay Robertson, 1406 Lady Amy Thfrs, vie, l*11 U7 1511 Avalon Boulevard, treasucer and Don Clown of isa CSnterbUT Circus, secretary. Named to the board of diridors were Mary Ballard, Carl Robertson, Rictiord RmoO and Notimu Vim Meta,. It was decided to hold mordidy meetings on the d ma'adi) at Cas.eiberry City Hall. . - ••.• - ,• 1,. + ; • .. -. • ., ,, fAefam ••. Is by Tom Visceat Jackie Goodman, from left, Mike Thus and Barbara Russell are all set to take a trip back tothe Fabulous Fifties" the theme of a benefit hop for handicapped and mentally retarded adults. The dance, sponsored by the Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive Work Center, will be held on Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9p.m. until midnight at the All Souls Catholic Chul,ch Social Hall, 810 Oak Ave. According to chairman Goodman, dance contests and door prize, will be featured at the BYOB event. Patrons are encouragedto wear attire of the 50i. Admission is a $250 per person donation. Proceeds will help refurbish a Facility for the handicapped and retarded. For information and tickets, call Mr.. Goodman, 323-0144; or Mrs. Russell, 323-5335. 1 . - - t Ii 1 Inv _____________________________________ ., 3, • 77 , '. '______ _ .1' 4, i. , .5 5•' 1_ i A& ' .I _____ __ . - lei lot ____________________ - .+ - 5 . .• •. • -•.- ', 'I -• _.".7 0, 4 �I - - - op - - - -- - • - - - - - 40 P 2 -r •.1 • ----. _ - 0, • p - . - -- -....- 0 -- 0 - 4- - O - ------------------' 0 -. _• •..A -00 ..........0 0 .. 0 . . ----- - - • ••' . - Evening Ha-aid, Sanford, H. 2C-Eveslr4 Herald, $uIsrdPl. svr&yf Oct. 21, im In And Around Sanford, Expert Says ?N o' To Arms For Safe DEAR ABBY Your answer to _SCARED C WO$ $ rough neIbothood who has suffered numerous purse itchI and Indecent • pop Mon- who Is afraid *1 baingrep.d,andwhowond.rs about carrying a fall below yows1standard . of hIoulnem, .. Fans Organize Club To Boos t The Baron .•. Door _-o%, . _ •. -• •;,r • 0 R.nub.r Rosmie Baron? Ss you do. H. in the bmir IdI?dCIlbbUI by Marm while utañi at Mr. P's ..,iral ___ Now "Us Baron" k back in his hometown, JdOflVflk he mailbeL You ___ Be cautious around II ii law enforcement as to Uwa elevators; If you ar at "whMkthdofof suspicious another Is permitted to am in passenger, wait for the neat .. ' WI. ' or : ' . a knife on an as1Iaa* Is very Always check the I.D. of my likely to lose more than Jot repairman, salesman or purse; he Is likely to be policeman who wishes to on asrIouily Injured In a drggls . I hich mod probably would Instructchildren and baby. come. (SCARED herseif was sitters not to gi,. oat y in. badly kijwid trying to protect formation about who is home, her psilt) who Is out and for hew 10.4. If you 91111d home has For that reason, crime 1010 prevention specialists are been broken W, don't go In or virtually unanimous In strongly call out. Call the police from a ndghb0'L discoura"Hiessmalp from carrying deadly waloW Don't leave your bays hl4'4i or even keeping them around outside. They're too easily the hem.. Many Occidental found. InJurla and deaths have Always lock your doorg and resulted from having such windows, draw your duida at weapons at home. nI and leave a few 1105 It would be a fins service to IN TROUBLE your many readers if you would If a robbei demands your print the Wkwing ngodim: volueb1os, give them vpl Your SLADEGORTONo money your Jewdry not _ werib *ffig injury or your (Xymph4ws& 111611. OUT ALONE Don't carry Opens such as At WIK try to day 0 Wd1- gues and knives. lbey can ligidid streets; avoid door- easily be turned agaied you, ways, shrubbery, darkihadows Be selective about new Is • -. • •.• • •. SORTING PRIZES FOR JAMBOREE If possible, walk with a rv'.mI r, net all rapists we drmgsrs, and you can't tail by AsoiJl_NtO ftb sho and ,--- a Ist of "pift aft ad dI!Iit else the? cheid the diets of aspepuar Jim They ap• have Mi. dens a Miths travel' swing do hMI W17 _____ __ iusmbsr lbiu Nom - leetatsyd church 111111 he IN ben to reed. You ivorO yeses. Mr. ascasin 0 :fted-r ng at her ___ what y.slsdin bed IselsoØivetrd jostMieuss,*qhe A- — O p:i to a"cuiry' — W'___ First. 00 wa wuistin$PItfoI4IurIiII1J't. con Missionary Baptist ' th do but Wor 141 01"M ___ __ AsiecIsUes Diana's ___ a puree us%+ud $usl Beard. 01 Yaw ' D.s'l 1ei $WØ!. Mu, Albesta imaw boa W01ddbs ____ Deer in KU emit uS 1.IS w he been Mr. ' dust hi C& ad ho @Wvd a aMia,or ,pi rdkndaas*' 0 stdPIMekfo, • ad of Esq Per dsars is" amid lbu1. I .JiJI* teed No IM at 111110 mes hen. Mr. isesuuim PrehIe.? Yesli feat' WS said . •IN PWt k. t' Dumtjek.._ Mn hesom Iha uu'he, .. pw a iujt day, 'Mnn.AkrmuPb. WMenu1NWIhIII,wi,to.A,besI,Lee l a öer . lUll NOW .,MøiLad fi.'uPW owe 0 .. , .• UV red eulcind ultra uneda outfit fm the Village Sbop,fAnda Keeling stepried forward and in hue black with side t silts, oempir ,d with a tItdT seed - peek. The dromep friek w from Jam Up 'a as. Jeans. Eloise Colliru paraded down the runway in a emart russet colored velvet suit from 110 Jay. 0 Teresa Acosta models glamorous after-five black chiffon frock. • k. . . - •. ' ly 0 '-••' .". t ':• •-.'.' ' ' ,. ''. •'•• 0 • .' '. - :. of Mart Hayter, was honored It a miscellaneous household shower. Given in the busailful Wider Springs hums of Toot Osdivie, the event was $ Sf' pries to Lynda, as was evidenced by the lock on her allied the had vice president of door P'ollowlng a variety of bridal Delta sorority at the Ulursity has been Ubo.etgamnesaeOlwi71th thls of Central Florida, -id tapped Into Omicron Delta writer win, Lynds hergwds With the oPiflIs4of Kappa national honorary her many gifts. After the society. The UCF atwiust Is also a and "she" had died down, each gad enjoyed a student government senator of the animiptuosa cake, and member of FPRA and a while cake In an umbrella Rsbecca Is the daughter of dilc', cevired with yellow, Was, pink ad ermge WS. Mr. and Mrs. John Lockhart of Also served was a ±iI. easielberry._ puu , ads ad DOVON Issi w sm These, attending were: approximately U teenage Air Patrol Barbara Prescott, L.oretts m.n'bors of the Q11 a weeb4oig (CAP) atte Ilergill, Hera. lkbsom, CAPtnd 'lec Melusaw, iday H Masaba Mmmii ad LaW course at Alabs Maxwell .AIr Poses Bees. The oasis, special gusts Included open to bath male ad female aduti with Lyads mather, Joycs; ad. ondotu. c Air Farce .dsrraá.Ms hef mdbsv"in4aw 'Is be,'! Pals ad to Mayter, ad csde Mary piettr1gprom,Corsets thom kd ___ ____ - 0 0 ' .. Juna Jones Is ready for the most elegant of evenings In a brown velvet alter-five ensemble. - KerEd P*stee by Dsiis D.ftkiS 0 I es'Bride-Elect — Kids! On Saturday, uct. 71, 11m,secunu mu uuru vms-v fsenh1Isr with the machines and will who plan to vote In the from neon edil 3p.m., there costumes and refreshments camyour Mark ho served. at VFW beacostlmie ci will Party in races muni pality November and December, you Pod $107 and ladles atT1lLry. dora! The public Is cordiall y rnlgi* wad to attaid this he- In conjunction with the party, Invited. all children are invited to .4 On Friday, Oct. 26, beginning ported me.th. rt ir bicycles and pa he icipate Ui it 7:30 pen., an "fl Night are held at the t meetings The the "Lite.A-Btke" program, Bingo" will be held at VFW -h.ds pffln, m the Longwood whIcbIsanonsl VFW 5ufitY Post $1 and ladies activity. Complimentary breakfast will Prijes will be awarded for be served. The public Is invited. %•\ / 4%1f -.7 • l - ___ ___ ___ ___ V. ___ Night or day, wherever you W, RoJay has the right style for you. From casuals to formals you'll find them here. JUNIOR FASHIONS IT: - Jody Jr., Modern Juniors. Th. Branch, Jean L..li. and Teen. Page 4j Henry La., Sleeker Street, Kay Windsor, PerceptionDirections, Joan Curtis and Trust MkI Forever Young, Casual Maker, Flutter-Bye and Lady Windsor mma BY: - - Life Stride, Handbags to match. — WARDROBE ACCIITS: Lingerie and Foundations by Hanson Klckernlck, Kay. ii Smoothie and Exquisite Form Is a NNAW Of limi,+,stliR ISIld. .AItimiellpIingo, ad Is as .sd Mr. adWu Jed lmaof Film Pa Pskula, Whiting & Davis, and Louis Riefor Ta Lssd Tesim Qek ,RkeMisbJbr asd at ___ sill. SANPORD. 102-5004 - lob MW a 0 , HAIISIZE FASHIONS IT: ladley deduelMerk Wiar. Wide ad YWISIMiS have their boss irnp'utd iepustwa._rA at t -dallaill a HV'' kLLMia s Sa $Adwft L — F then ubs we ad .,• 4f _ uft ___ \\ MOW FASHIONS IT: __ •• I: f 41 _ 0 For all _<p and a11 -, ' 0 - - - 1 ___ • . - - _ 0 low 0 .. - __ - .1 . 0 1 0 - Tw :w%Ft . 0 Vickie Adcock, left, and linda Keeling • ': --7--- 0 ..• •" - - Get adi wes to Pewse, abs is resevE frim t surgery at Nusib — plhI#dds luM Ib*at in G.E--iRe. gj,sf*rd ___ Is•'..•."sm :7.' f-T1 * O • ,0 _ . 0 .se.laded ciovti from J.C. Penney's. For the glamour of afterfIva, Tories Aceda Riled ado lbs rmway in abd$sycdhIai* $ltfoii freek with tiered peWs f.rm the t was ready for an Jima J elegant ives* In a Berdsuu velvet hiasr and beg shirt from lbs Village hop. Shower 'Surpris ..'. 0 — 0 ______ Opt ,. In And Around Longwood 0 am CARM SAIS , L. 1 vrviiuu 0 't4$IybSSS. -. Vivime Sweeney's prop was Shaun Stewart, showed styles down the runway in a dim a Microphone. She was the from 7be Little Wardrobe. silhouette of Levis, a slemless commentator who flaunted a Then the pretty glrl is like a Jac on scope and melody" angle took over. Uk or The attractive Miss Joetta Scoop. Caroline Holtzclaw of West was red ,co,01,, in Jam A display of handbags and Milady's Fabric Shop, modeled and & ghip9d sweater from J.C. two auuuuui Penney's. Her casual fashion made, one a teal print dress accessories were coordinated with solid teal jacket, with her outfit. dress. Rubye King modeled a other, a burgundy wrap Myra Stapleton carried a beautiful brown gown with side smart Collins bag to enhance skirt slits with a large collar her black frock, accented in clrdh4 the back of the low cat red. She also modeled an necklim- fzom theHdllday oriental print pleated dress — collection it Ba Jay. Nancy Kirk drew applause in all from Mary Esther's. Kay Hall was ultra chic in a a chic brown velveteen sail and . :: •. •. .. SV Salve flhi_$ ( 0 0 ___ MR. 1W WiWø w1Iwww 0 0 0 Isudthe The Th Mr. -.. 0 ast at a suise hIs' ,&11* Dbn uiinbuuw tMsypsetygi, .1 Teen lugMsr, of ,,0 0, lbng Gardosm en he' - 0 - -adilbsIodI4Uis.' - •• •,' :: 0 Addouh - 0 she was from Boston. She added, "I am Mrs. Jack (Barbara) Morrison's mother. I have no Identity of my own." The theme. "It's A Small 0 World," was carried out In the Nancy Kirk and daughter, Susan and Sham Stewart fashion show. Rubye King played background piano music shoes was provided by Knight's Loirine Messenger modeled u the lovely models entered the Shoe Store. Several models also a two-piece earth tone Coco of Age area and walked down a wore Knight's bootery and California suit from Merle r unway — each portraying a carried his handbags. Norman Boutique well-dressed Mrs. America (or 1'wn$71e&Pflfryfr1)rn VlcIj of Jam Up MISS). the small world, Saw Kirk and Hairstyla and jam QQ• lbs. 5; fii ed Omu( I1'tr''i's , 31110Oft It ad 4. :... Melody at iaiie'ieiuiaeWs . -.-- L ike AS the ry sumep. — • -- " 43 , - eimed wshlM, be as discreet u bass ad wo we twist woe U& Rust whetS he piMihIcInbsaSppC. wene.Hsa.ytoere,reps, wwhefourdiysaweiue that cin a *r der yes, so don't witey he carved as Duscia at is puiai eked heIW First shileb Missionary :reer,u, trvtoa, usuCweYIN UpeuredeekIsseunedad iaimUb off ivirlS it. iid* in to bam pea, your years, and be he ala. use choft or as& Vow v ichall erwd as dor .n-Mie, i.e m hetest uIssily and IM11V"16Uuls et think twice . Teacher, 0 J'5$55j : A iiu d*W Mid b w uiii ma Girl Is - hI Op 0 0 - APr.ffy Twomy Kdod, joimO Mainks, C.L. Swinney, orwis. Martha Mid she leek hW Mi la&a Moore and (lmarnM Thuwpon, George Wells JR. Wells Sr w M" tourist attrsctisas Mom. 0 ' Fall Shades Of toom "Beers, am fimft, "the ad nob are bw pingle a boot. a -111- y" on edwom by a . Wedding Anniversary raw do drim NPK try to day aMT4 am .ask ii s&r. 7051 In $ cab or friend's ISO 0 MARVA HAW4 ____-, the river to wait until you screaming or blowing • ------ -. i I • t t1 you e So* IIS0, whistle mayiom's1.o(. yourhouse. Mr. am u,n. Rallied Screunk4'ilrel"rathu'than Don't hitchhike or acce$ 41e1" or "Repel" "1gM ascasia were maied 00 0 ridss from strangers. hft mare as.'-re. i years AV In DAlls, a.. Stay away from deserted Escape Is your bed I i.. on Octi, 101, At that the. t 4 laiuidromats or apartment U you a,. trapped. crying, Mrs. McClain was a --t hem. lasmy roomni at g ; f&ft becoming byMirlod. cat,si pat L • L ,-be cautious even in the you have a venereal (flag. In lsva daytime. The Mc(lai dam or pedalag you we in crsw, ,sre guingtobeuld' may dlicemaie he am, is aist 0 m. wethed for the ft1or'I do 6* bust .pr forever . Theaofsstasefsramto U the attv' in unarmed, Oem' r 31 years. ;tywswaumininak1t try to"p4,ybaMCsllfdef.ue '..i ma.etes-hIek,blIs,pwl'er • a. is dw Owner of n'-: __ lbr las When yen lobs at peer est,s,epes, McQimiarbu rpsn 0 By DORIS DIET1UCH Ourselves Editor ': Sanford Woman's Club members and guests frolicked sh fashion w 0 ' and nvuO,, luncheon Wed. '. ' • s0'• 0•. 4i . nesday in a beautiful garden setting at the clubhouse. Before the parade of exciting fashions got underway, members and guests gave a hit of background Information on themselves, which Included -r family, occupation and a lot of boasting on those lovable "grands." Jerri Kirk, overall chairman of the fall fete, conducted the event. She was assisted by Martha Yancey, Dorothy . _____ . • McReynolds, Jima Jones and Vida Smith. 0 During the "Hello" segment, Mrs. George (lillian) John•,V i' . ) drow, a relatively newcomer to Sanford who Is a club member announced her name, stating To ""_X r 11 ,4 Mary Loolso Mft #0 workshop. in Atlanta " Vivian Bu* chaimm, and leav, for bee home In weekend sponsored by tho Mmii. John E. Bolter, T.R. anbftM W. V& nest Week Dome. £siurs at, charim ____ . friend. 0 WANK Milked M. Caáey, curat4 WIIIISbSIIpSrfXTnIngM of the Henry S. Sanford 1Y' __ Museum (and lllxary), Is all Clayton'L But In between the Sanford carci Gentry, excitedabout a now eshibit According agagement ad the Sanford4.minole Art openlngup.00natthenuaewn —i.-&.J-.— The exhibit, 11100 Years of Wanted Association would welcome '" .1 vii Nashville. inquiries regarding momFashion" "Jug has to be the • outcome? Unknown, but b.MP at m. :.• pr(ITllIlIlg. Wait 1 Gene Barber, a wellown Arranging the colorful gIni, p In the Fle , ____ llection of fashions is Dr. made n ad ieci,,, was the speaker Genevieve Richardson,who has de I' - at the October meeting held at been ..vI.., :1 ' Mod 1 that be said he COmS 10 love. the Florida Power and LAO for a long 1 time.Genevieve who Th.frlsndafoend.daRosml. ___ ,IJWJ UI W headed the theatre department (lab which has ran Baron 750M at the University of Illinois for members — or about He spoke ont b-' attended Members c1ples of art a am through the exhibit last summer in London. dabO(fthS oW of an at show Judge. He ••••-.. A So museum Patrons C*fl $psnour alcoor ,omidflo ease work provided expect something super maStockton, President, and by the audience. • •. satlonal Margie Nice, vice presided. 4. \ Not to be left out, artist Don According to Mares, 'We're Two Seminole Count tans Is csIr4b murals on all $N and all typi WS j OmO(4 the Mx Women of Reynolds ' museum Interior walls. ft's j for the t of M 14 the metropolitan area to It .euns the main function of toogive osistanding Women C beautifUl sight to behold. i. lbS Clob Is to kSP members 10 Achievement Awards" touch with Rosnde's rov.L pr.g.d I orange.semlncle The Woman's Club fashion çf. "EVet7bO in so .dbaled1c show this week probably put Cablevision, It's unhelievabli," MuIe said. Fattle Watson received an shopping Ideas into the heads of •. . •. Th fm club nunnbsrs wear award in Ad, and Dolores L the lovely ladies attending. The Ilommi. T4k1111 and attend 010 Vickers was presented the show and luncheon rate an eatertath.r i performances encore according to the pleased g awd. whenever they can. patrons comments. up Bill Gidow and her husband, Many o( the women ."ac. PWN Ow TM V104W to JAdMORV11110 Ws i sksod to Walter, traveled to Indiana via tators should have been on bood eRciie a hi Donna Jones, left, and Lou Jones, are buy sorting"About 30 people am soft their motor home to attend the stage including Lois ' _ and numbering a variety of merchandise which will Not,. DsmeCalifcrnla football Housholder, who showed up ina It may to off do record, of the game this weekend. two bonotary members dunning print frod and high be awarded as door prizes Sunday. Oct. 21, at the 7% Gielows will probably get beeled sandals. TrWonty'Roodrunnen Jamboree at the Sanford fan club we Seminole County go red VIP trealmot. Mw There were many guests from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The public Is SbaW Jolm Poft and Dr. avle _ asked to the free Jambwee to hpa child to hear. Fran L Gram, is7 M _ Ruth, .Drge d her daughter, bay, of and also to the BV0B Dance Seturday. Oct. 20, at the 80,1110111ts to ROWL WO cm Notre Dome team k,If m 7% Coiaoftt &C., Imeng Van all say 1*0 knew him WWI, Gmm live In Sanford during Poll, Iran Brown, Claudette SnOwd Police Benevolent building. law be Is Will" No that foothill off-season. Behrens, Theresa Barrinat, b''"'e he so rightfully among others, d essev Couple Observes 60th 0 j' 4 WhomdmI4M addl'lseis, from ' change your comment might imply that a deadbolt f lock 1WO11 a weapon DOES offer .* me "throw" and a wide-angle protection. viewerso that Not only is the carrying of caflers. (A chain guard Is NOT concealedweaponma adequate protection ce moot places, but It is a bod, =UtofoW tri __ 0 Accompanying the danceri were the guild artistic direct tori, Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright, and Pit Scott, president of the board of - DIMICH Fas hionably Say 'Hel/o ' Clubbers unoay, uct. 21, VIM$,g.csu•i AAWRIC&N EXPRISS FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY I-. ------ !" TN- -h J-.t' 71 .,' ii. .. 't4 _., .k - , ! - - Ot • - tP L I _li-- , .' a P - .. . - uU01 -- ____I u._- - LfJ - .--•,-•a• ----- L On : - . -. .- - - : . - - -. �-1 4, . -.... . '' . . I ___ I - - - - - ...,. .... ' ... -....... ... . -- •- •-. - •- -. ..' .. .. ..r :- -- . ... . . 4• • -............-• - - J. 4C-Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, P1. COMMUNITY UNI?ID Miflh1011? C$UICN N,,. it.1.ipSyllt IV Rev. P1*11 ANN. . Rev. ISO D&kIaN0 S$$I1s.m Ii... cIrSOISOSSI lirvicis .0* duiSs IN liii Pfli....Lp cdlii Id.uI sirvKss UN?, 7:011P.110 Sunday, Oct. 21, 1t1 Adventist THE $IVINTN.DAy ADVIN?ISTCNUNCN Carrier tm&Elm "atJKON S$t.riy Wvvlcss k.0iIOkIi..I WiiIUØ$iq,Ics WNIwi4.y N1$ i)SI.M. •:• 11pm :::: tl:N$.. Assembly Of God C".I?mawalm. . PINS? UNITID MITNOIhI? CNUICNOPGENEVA SINvL P liv. Shy INN So" - ISOSSI 11.0) wvIAii Ihrv$is (ho) prssi lvv.S The - - Pislir Church... o~ UUN NAI IUN ! Catholic ç:.;.:. ..... •. ;.. .'.....l.*•.•. . 711pm •arn,lI:*lIloSso Confession.Sol. .:. " ""P-rn. ' ' - Mm - -- - .1. - COUNTNYSIDS U*PTIST CHUNCH .;, II .-:.. Preschffl&Worthipffi Bible %lady '::-:: 111pm. "Orsery Provided - TNsl.v.LnyD.kpiv HSIvC.mmvIli.0 - ChvrcftarM NdpC.ffimsSI. Ii ii. ,It*IUI . ,Mms or 3814M tiPl! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lit Park Avenve, Sanford of, Jay T.Coll"aft poster Morning Worship 11118.1". : v... . - 11:11a.m. a:ISp.m. 7:11pm. 4:11p.m. • •.. . • Christian • . .• .. - ....., -• • • •,,. . • . • Pat"? S £ Stanton Sunday School morning SM vice IS:IIa.M. 11:11am Wodnesday Service 1:34p,m. • I. - 4157$. ShuI5?l Ave. Rev. ISv$l_____ SaohIy$SOusl 5:41a.m. MinaS. Windup 11:111*. Wsl.lsrvfcs 7:$p.m -• • ,. . . • •. • 4.•4 I p" • :. .. - i gag. Pastor 11:08.m. *eirsmpservice EvenflWor$Rlp 1:$ p.m. . Prayer Sam Nwrs.ry Provided $4"W WsflJp$s,v$c, 91818A. 11:11a.m. ____ . - Worship Service - 111000.m. owniogwwswp Iveni,iW.rshlp 4:Wp.M. 1:11p.m. Prayer Service 7:11pM Church Tralnlr4 PIIITCIIUICNOPCN*IIT ICIINT*ITIILTONA ; . I w. - TNWN" .WIA Ift FMLA ?$1111PA. - "I - t- - - - _. a0 --0 WitS ii. released". PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CH URCH 2616 Palmtft A". Crocker Path, WE TWMM • .... __ - . 1VU PLOW I " 1 . &&Us 7 • . M.ffiOdIt - the M*W Is an - Midhlsr 111014m. 7:11p.m. esleliwy 1?. LVII $LSITNII*NC$URC$ Ilt"am. 7:*p.m lIoslhRsRiR.i* MInhlagWsrSOSp tviRlsiWsriNp YPSIShy Ivsslsg $tø.m. oviedelmovial Follow Rev. is" J. Koch" WW"NWV" 9:399111068.0. we MOWN* a Chrishas School , Kl*herliio fI!t.Snsil. Plum. 9:960.0. VT§§MWCWQCH - 1. CHURCH OP CMIII? tU1 Pact Avuus ivasuI4n RAVENNAPARN ltl3Ci.ofvyCfSOlSIi Niv.LasmleIInuuIS Plum 5:11a.m. ISOusI Ipsily !amWorship lit"$.M. . i .." Prods" SIR IPPIY MinlflIWiflhp 111111PA. .. - ~ . 110~ f o on' ".,.I -- I .X - ft -LJ Way titL' - . - ' ! Staff- Hodges PLAGINIPIANK . . ,.•, - 210W.PirstSt. . . - - i" I ;~ .-'.•, : fl . - -. - 4-.i' . ,. : • - - . . .THIMcKI58INA04NCY $U CQ . PANTRYPRIDE ' DISCOUNTFOODS and Employes • - IL . .. • . -.- . - . Don Knight I Staff • *-;-,.-.- --,I -. . - - . .__ ASISMISY - ..; : ___ - • L DPLANTE,INC Oviedo, Florida 8 • - - - SSI c1 . _____ % •. • . • . - lip - Bill -' - - • - . - • - t1 ____ Trp l 0.-V % - NiddI 5(1 __ - - . Revival Sch.dul.d -. __ - ..-. ØprØ, Oil SS It. CHiuilul so I PEI Avftft oft ftw. D" Jmhm - - _____ # " " M I I ' ='=d Aft ft- - 11 VMS 02111111010 d a a" ift 70 . ,7, - ___ ___ r ANVSuTSIT _____ ___ ___ 11 ______ .r . ___ __ RIM MuIu•• .. N 1. -I C11111610111111111110111 • Dvsw of The Crss - M - , " I I. __ ... age~ ..! . ft Faith Ser"Ina-re At Calvdr'y M. 1.1~ 111- _161111111111. --Rpwm~Ofttkftoawmm , _ ,r ~' ,, ',,I i : I . 4 -~ , Wftft~; - am, ad ft 1%16 U... *$Puieaii re - • . opm6gdWb.,. I Annual Assembly Slated _______ ____ CMINI -- . . _ - ly jj~ A __ • 11 Love, The Christian Motivation A çaduato of Frultiand BINi Ilatitate In H.sdersoevllle, North Carollu he has a they no longer use clue another, privileges, of the sons of God." IyDLJAYT.COSMATO Bachelor of Divinity Dus They endure suffering, they no (The Shorter Catechism). ft rirdseptisichurcksm"d Rice Seminary In kern L The only motive for In. longer cause suffering. They _________ _____ BOBBY MCFALLS Jwkiv*e, ç3 yed - Wi bear one another's bens and t roducing someone to Christ is We take pleasure in in. I Pastor'sirwrlar Our the Durham (lied News Singers Gospel sofulfilImy law. fluey belong to our love for God. I pray that we iove. Quartet. They will present 1k -keumee (r'y. ow' family now; they belong God's love will so motivate you us dot (b'IM ada rn Co er wop Wed McPaIla resides w his more e with us." in the days of the immediate 6 adw that hi in (tathn-jju, 1* hew aid Oulowing i1rvr on as good In future that many others will I can find something t. ui.ituJ, PIN.. Ms many things and I think the come to desire to Introduce the I thOIRhi1IsThS friada. 'Far (b i died ___ M law, hr AM in 1b1 91111,M1, of expression from a calechian is lost to Christ. fee ow sluu ace lee all, the ad No IWL 111110 Is iW1.110i ON Wd an adequate statement of New 'As the early disciples went for the uuiesus, rIP as ' " and presents us to Ida Father, Testament belief which says, flaming out with the good news, that he OW heW us to ww 111016. Si and ow Father, and says, "Adoption Ii an act of God's their whole message was, 'Let -I i rnid will uei go"a""MW iW * j, "Father, these are my Mends free grace, whereby we are ust.liyouaboutJQu'," gp. of , ___ They owe for people, not for received bdo the nwnber, d This Is God's pattern and it Is vedeoul us IV . . WMafuwwssksdlhis pirThsyhelp one anothsr; have arlgid to. all ofthe our only wrlIW I will be celebrating a . - vetwsüid.is. my But a" d -, 9 11 W Is 11 d I r is 2 *0 I M W"NW Of MW The Ar'usI A1101101111111 of the Florida's growth, and con- of the University of South Florida Ciwuril SI Churches fiInti 4 ____major implications for VIO wI be the Aesumbly's SI ll5lI. • (bWdiend1errI4. will be held on November 744 the duarth's mission In the keynoter. Smith is an active of Uus 1.0.4 and1. my, 11$ of Thoity Presbyterian fun, will be Idei4iflod and layman of Hyde Park aa. I PAL -. s or. my M" (torch in Qesuwatir, Florida. recommended la the Council for United Methodist Church. ", 0 Oil"$5 of 7$ lbre s Ii SI #0 in It wMI be the cN 1 #Ion of a action. These recom• PM, h, we bad _:t Me yssr4s.g INK t'onthactod In nuendat Ions will contribute Di Tied Mc€Ctiffl DITiCtOC of ACTS ( Association for meet (lid. We five diHerent regions SI the siglfIad1yd ping dw IotWm1. II .. ' M04Our state, to useas tie staggering the CouaWil's agenda in the Chfi"n Trainl.ng and Service) enti prudut Of Nashville, Tennessee will be'. -. ow rr bNIed'$ Impllcatias ( Florida's 's, is Au's. SI a key leader and resource. ',IV1VIWe1. h. its.Settatheqialdy the ft UI 14 (Or the Assembly. SI MIs, aid thu challenge it William Reece Smith, Jr., in ' lielbs Ruinous l.a shid heart poises I.e the Church's nuIidi. Tampa attorney, president- Oct.be n, ieio has been of - -. : elect Of the AUISfICW I. , over the nest twenty years. officially declared "Florida W Mr 801=6 Tha he ts us by the 4 Key Issues occasioned by the Association, and pad president ccii of Churches Smsiny". CHA*IZ$ ROGERS ___ - •Ivev,ss.a III 11 IN inwiochwift N,,. 17411 - - .69 . -- -- - - I. • wr-mr - . . I ____ . - .• pod tkso yam - .. a. ap'I __ %:rik . ' - iI_A J.L. 1sihschp.r. - -- mddeso1oatresth for the ___ WINN,CIETORES d Employes "j - mfteL uslaft In AU of AUG ee,bsM.cOIAWFIessiIQi* . . - ______ . SENKARIKOLASS & PAINT CO.. INC. - aseHqsuuusryIeptIM(.chwirvsths.' UNI W's Dsy, $dey of 11 aa. with Mrs. Mesprof WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - '- . Women's Day Observed. t EUn Ice I. WilsonandSaff PUILIX MARKETS and Employes • - . -. M IE-so-m-",NL-.!--siwk06yat7:np.mmdwoboow of7p.m.Inthschurchw.wwAbsb,nsussry1savaIIØI?MaU WILSON LICHELBERGER . - LICOUNTVARIA-cHUICHD!ECIORY !_____ *5, TsJI1V Mum IN. STtNSTROM REALTY ___ Park Baptist r' (torch at 2743 Coha*iy Rind, 8O1d. I10ICN its revival beginning Sunday mornIng, October 21, COM1I'MI .sch DIP tho'uj Wohi..day, October 24 at 7 P= Candactini this revival With the dN*dI$ piMar., Rev. bl1. Earnest, will be thS RI? Bobby MCFIIIS NcFalls is Executive vice president of AUG Inter' Ravenna • - Herb Steristrom and Staff • - ____ • Orai • Ravenna Park Revival 91 DJBYTOD II ::: NirsaryISaMu toMsMoo:±lmgoftholla.m.woruIipsSrvIOS$NdeY. W~wdo memo atthe 7:110 P.M = lies end - • - POMTMIMCUM sunset's flamboyant burnt- You are never too old for God orange color, God impressed to use, beca use He doesn't look her with wu..derful thought: .13 at your age but at your • the sun can be beautiful at willingness to serve Him. As sunaet,duringltslasthourso longasyouarewilllngtoserve shining, then surely man's final HIqi, He Is willing to use you. Robertz1years of life can be bea utif ul "To do what?" you ask. God too! She began to see that God's can use you to enco urage - blesslngsandlilsdesireforher someonewhoIstroubled,to call 7 to do His work never run out or write a friend who may be ANSWER: First, let me get even though she may feel old feeling lonely, to bake some you to thinking along the right matter what his age is and useless, cookies for the children on your track, If you dwell on how old I read a story once about an The same is true with you. block, or to share your wisdom you are, you may depressingly elderly woman who had Your advanced age does not with one in need of some good retire from life's challenges reclined In a lawn chair one mean you are over the hill in advice. Be aware of these daily and settle Into a rocking chair evening. She was bored with the your Christian ministry. Your opportunities to reach out In the rest of your days. So, In. day's routine and tired of sunset years can be won- love to others. stead, consider yourself as growing another day older. Her derfully full and active for the According to God's Word, you being 00 years YOUNG, as gray hair, lined face, and ever Lord - just as your early ones can be full of His abundant life someone who has God's decreasing pace of life made were. God is no respecter of and accomplishing His work abundant life bursting within her feel sad all she realized she age. He uses people whatever throughout every day of your would never be young again, their stage of life. The Bible existence here on earth. Psalm YOU. Secondly, and more Im. "Young people are the ones mentions several elderly people P2:12-14 (TLB) says the godly postantly, Mart believing this who truly experience the whom God used: Anna, 54; and are "like palm trees.., in the tremendous truth : God never fullness of life and are useful to even the father of our faith In Lord's own garden... under his puts anyone on a retirement God," she thought. "I miss the covenant, Abraham, who personal care. Even in old age was 100 when God worked they will dill produce fruit and rolL He dooms have one. God being young." As the woman gazed at the miraculously through him. be vital and green." uses any willing person, no McFalls To Conduct ININIT151111 1111112111111114 sunup. Jer - - 11:115m - . I - AksunontsMaltiand tMIan Womse's Qsh wID hold Ma October Brumdi Thrsdey of 0:41 a.m. of the ""ho'd (ble cf" . ..".I . pudw will, be Wqn beft &M - . 151111 opogm 1W do group five Yeen ISLEPKW fun will be "Patchwork Orge." Calif. a" I club a up" ft fitilaim. 1- --- $dW ! J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsie and Staff * - 1:0pm. ±W.deeudeyofths7p.m.priysrms Downtown Sinford . - - KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE . - - . Christian Women's Brunch 111rim. 1101*1* PSUSYTIIIAR 01404011' Pudur ecIaI guests this Sunday at Central ('urch, Sauteed, will be Linda Johnson. viii IrIlsqlut and a college stadeiti in Palatka. and her QUT1ON t I jiut Iesisd$ '*lend" D. J. They served as summer missionaries .myldrthd.y. EIGHTY. I1..I tsr the Southern Baptist Con vention this year and es Md aid Ius. to the n1WabIl' in their own imique way. A high at wer1d,tomyseUaid.p.day tendance goal of 55$ has been set for Sunday School to Gad. God has se many yomgsr He cas use that at 9:45 am. thores.oms t. be U. place fir HI. I. iseme aaymsre. Al y this age, what geed am I - . ft" Old For God To Use Never too ________ wueterm su jL -, W.0084whridwainedto d UswIp. - of UNDA JOHNSON AND D.J. 2 - . - BIBlE BOOK CINTU _". 1?;" I I 4 Pu**ue. .He TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff 1. THI LAIN MARY UNI1ID PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WHim Lvi.. Lake Many MITIIIUSCN =__ __ •HARNILL1 BEVERLY Mel Dekie and Employes PNWM"lo Nllth,tIlJRll* -.Jp _____ - • .41 lilIiflor R1i *111111) Jeses = Y= fill". I 94 * - OEKLES GULF SERVICE NL I ____ Pillow Wed. Chair Procon 1. .. ORIGO1YLUMBU lI:iSa.ii. - •. 0.ndoDr. - PRINTING CO. C. L .- • . ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H t The I ii, FMw usa. V*Wi.R. : ( wor 1f1 cc!z t Mrms .. - - _________ ?'m MY, eve-wam . .' - 1:11 p.m a". "W W. ~ .--$~ ScniSns s.Wclid by The Ams.cs. lOIs bossy . • - NIW.flmI$I,iSI : V:t a ow ON will" 9 - YOUR CHU1101 Of OW 01111CM 00500 - YOU CAN PIATURI - Church "If s$TOPACIO ____ A 1) hand. undertakings which cannot w6ceW without ft help of God. This harvest eeasooln the millions In churches across the lend who will be thanking . God for out part -and His -in all ear* echimment. Copyno 1171 - itsl..m W,,.OAp$IrvhII 4:11p.m. Yhp*M4INII __ s: 11:111*. 1V1' Telully hi W1E $1., 715p.m. lSanI.uSuiips Ninary Prvvsdsdh, IN $IrVhSS • now simply the words remind us of the partnership between man and God which sustains and eh&hes Oft on this Itarth. That partnership can extend to every need and 11:11a.m. 'O We plough the fleW. and scatter 'SW Oil the 'ndC ,, WY WI$ .UIISY 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. . l$to@&.m. . 1v10I1 Iitvici -00*m. . Well. rr#W Sor Mo , - Chineg So"P .M •Maol • / - Si H oe-Down Sun day unuay • -. - Pfaff - Thi United Methodist Women of the Orlando District will hold their annual meeting on Oct. , 9:30 am. to 2 p.m. at College Park United Methodist Qnwch, $44 W. Princeton, Orlando. Speaker will be JoWhIne ftnis, Women's MvWm "f, and tba theme Of LUM medft JS "DW=*= of MINIM" liunch wW be senied &W a nutisery pvirlded. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .- :- United Methodist Women Moot Presbyterian . ri ---v amuwwv $.MM , - Day Of Singing' - 7:hlp.. Phone 23241611 Ilssla.ssOsallss Farr, a native of Orlando, with the U.S. Army for three Harrell and Beverly Tranwas graduated from Winter years. He is married to the David Farr, and James Weekly smluions, Sanford. Park High School and Carson former Rose Kratzert of San will be ordained deacons oftheCastle Is a native of KenFirst Baptist Church, Sanford, tucky, having graduated from Newman College, with a ford and they have three during the worship service, at ' Ashland High School. He Master's In City Planning from daughters, Dawn, 14; Done, 7 p.m. this Sunday. There will be received his B.S. degree from Georgia Tech. He has lived in and Hope, 5. He is a teacher in a special presentation of the Kentucky State University and Sanford for nine years, and Is a the local Church Training candidates and their wives,. All his Master's in High School former Seminole County Department, and is a member other deacons and their wives Adm inistration from East Planner and Sanford City of the Adult Choir. He Is of the congregation are Invited Tennessee State. He Is married Planning Consultant. He is presently the owner of Acme to sit in the center section of the to the former Leslie Snoddy and presently the General Sales Clutch and Service Company, for Stenstrom Realty, Orlando. sanctuary. they have one daughter, Kelly, Manager T.H. Fart Jr., father of Sanford City Commissioner a Beverly, a native of West age 10. and does some zoning and David, will offer the Invocation Virginia, was graduated from He Is a member of the Adult development consulting. In the service, while J.D. Seminole High School and at- Choir, and has served as Carson Beverly, father of Alvin, will tended for two years, He i a Sunday School give the ordination prayer. Also Couples Class. director of the Newman College in Tennessee. He was awarded the teacher, a member of the on the program will be Ned He is married to the former Ambassador of Good Will Key Finance Committee and Julian, Kenneth McIntosh, Joe Meylnda Long and they reside of the City, Louisville, Ken- chairman of the Missions Mills and Richard Cosmato. on Elm Avenue. He directs the tucky and has been the Coach of Committee of the church. He is Pastor of the Church, Dr. Jay T. Senior High Group in the the Year for four times In married to the former Joyce Cosmato, will present each of Church Training Department Florida. He is employed as the Evans, and they have four the new deacons a book, enand is presently President of Physical Education Instructor children: JulIe, 13; JackIe, II; titled, "The Baptist Deacon," the Adult Choir In the local and Tennis Coach, Seminole and twins, Debbie and David,9. as well as deliver the ordination Weekly, a native of Florida Is sermon. Special music will be church. He Is also a member of Community College, and has the Good News QartMt., hId UvedtnSaatord for the putlive a graduate of Ocala High suns by Terry L. Clark, School. He served a tour of duty Minister of Music-Youth. Is presently Assistant Mana$ftr- years. Alvin Beverly, Larry Castle, Ths United Methodist GrsstDay ofSlnglng Sunday 7pjn..t hch) Puslir N.ISIIY p,ê1,Slil Illoom. INIFIFIR1111F : (Ld Nov. IilpSl.L*i wsnsi First Baptist Ordains 4 Deacons CoI'ZItY United Methodist Qiur th of Cissulberly will (satire music by 00 voices In two children's choirs, and Ma anthems p.rfonii.d by the SOvolos Qiaocsl Choir, the youth clicir, brm ensemble, vocal .rieinble and two adult handbill d)OirL Ed Walker, minister of music and yoidh, will also lead thecongr.ption in grsathyiuns of the church.Ths service is to the public Pill? psN?IOsyas. S000$NIP$SIID LU?NI1AN CR11101 Chsistlan Science 'Great • CHURCH OF LONGWOOD CsoNVIfV,M.I,ffiISVM.V 15:311.m. Kiod.rsrtin sod Henry LONOW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. I Grant It. I Southern) I.v,Jam.sW. n Paitsi Svndayldis.l 5:41a.m. £ i ,-InrIcosru, II.IIJIWYIIWØ LUTHERAN ° THIS 111111101111111111% I$11 Oak A". TV 'Th$ Is The L41e • Pills? • a, 16, orvIc NvnSirv Prsvidid fir all Si, vices Lutheran $ANPOlD CHRISTIAN CNUNC$ v - i:4ss.a. r,!.M. :::1m. CNUICN_____ IsiidIRAvss.i.hsoflnl liv. PunCh PIdur Nov.Ir Joho 111111111m. 11-W i:11.m. nsaysrMsd old T,uthi fee a Now Day LAKE MANY BAPTIST MISSION JuSSJ.HNSS Sundow School . MW United meow" women of Communky UWW M,dIIurck.!T hnidaHol1dayFeet1va1 BarrNov.2wd3nth.feilowshlphaflof the chw'th,located on Highway 17.. '-' HoIll 011 '"" with a cowry fried steak P diiv'ir from 5 Ui 5p.m. ( Saturday hours will hiS am. to 3 p.m. with Coffee Corner open 9.10:30 am. and aoop and sand. wtchbmchson.Th.re will becrafts,glfts and dscoia.Uonaof all hinde, as well is a bake sale, plants, white elephant sale and "YJy Kurner" . ,I1TCkui6h OPTNINAZAINNI 1111 $uusrlAw. ISV.IIOS$SbWfiI UAlDAU.IIOUNSU . flopic iv(WSl) - CONSlISAPIOSIAs. Holiday Festival 'iv.•.t ___ 11:11am. LCAI. VI. . WiNTIl $051. COMMUNITY . - 4 .. . .-. • IIOINAZAIIN$ Recta, 1:11am. - • .,.. L. - . • , sSr I.u:.m: Evangelical Congregational -.- . I . JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH WI West Fire? Street - • . . •.. .. . . .,,. . ••. • . ., - ,: ..• •7 . . . ASU WNW $dW U - apples, aW Other 41111141 will IN At ON dmw. Balarian and Garmen music will be played by Carl Und. ASVeAu'tion,ipOosorsdby th,yQgho(thjct,ur, wlfl bs bold in Fellowship Hall with Iawla Dellarco as auctioneer. Slides of Masks will be shown by the Rev. Lao F. King - paMer. of Na recent tow' to Alaska. Singing of Gospel songs will also highilgid the evening as the Methodist Greet Day of Singing Is observed. LAKE MANY CHURCH $rA ____ TromomwLom wtllbeplacedcnslnglngandalargenwnb,rofhyinni1pfljb, sd.M 6 pm.InFsUolpHal1acove,.4 dish ,flJbs. Episcopal • ,ISSPsI_ChrSO v C 7:11p.m. , • 1:11PM. LAKCMOISIO ' - - °'" 'lSM •:IIrn. LiOns. as - .. OUR LADY OUIIN 5:44 am. • 116 0ev. Jim HVØI0$ • BY DAVID K. ANDERSON pages of "Context," a personal "But a result of the soft news the substitution of these Institu- revolution in communications, the greedy to get more, the UPI RevAm Wrtier, newsletter published by Clare- is what a century from now tions by entrepreneurs and particularly the development of followers to consume more and Martin Marty Is one of the tian Publications, musing on historians are likely to an as entertainers, such things as the "electronic possess more of the world. They few religious thinker, on the what is news - and often what more enduring," he said. "The "The characteristic (religl- church" which promise people parade the successful." current scene one feels would Is net news - In a manner thread through It all has been ous) leader is now the prosperity and success. "The heart of laic religion has celebrity," Marty said. "The Laic religion, Marty said, to be entertainment," Marty make a good, frequent dinner befitting one enjoying the last - of American religion, companion. It Is not a happy develop, celebrity, it is said, is famous "goes shopping until It finds the said. "Each leader is as good as cup of coffee as the dessert for being famous and not product It wants and the god It his or her previous act." ment, Marty believes, In the many books he has dishes are cleared away. necessarily for other reasons." can control." But Marty thinks those who written since the 1959 publicsTo mark the 10 years of have stayed with the church In lion of "The New Shape of "Context," Marty took a backMarty singles out the elec' "When rock stars turn to 'Shopping until It church for particular the last decade, "working away American Religion," but more ward lock at the decade and Scientology or EST or the tronic local particularly In his regular sees the emergence of what he Divine Light Mission, rock Mar attention, noting that conserva- in the trenches of the beginfinds a product often supcongregations," may be column for The Christian calls 'laic religion" - lay fans follow them," he said. tive church people Century and his personal people inventing their own "Film stars, beauty queens, port the television preachers ning to challenge the clerical newsletter, "Context," the Uni. religious (sin - as Its most wants and the professional athletes, and because they "preach Christ' entertainers and the television versity of Chicago historian significant development. Beautiful People are the saints and offer healing in the name of entrepreneurs. "Expect more tension in the emerges as a witty, urbane but god it can control.' and heroes of laic religion." the Holy Spirit." "Religious ti decade ahead," he said, "and unpretentious He said "laic religion" unlike But he said their ultimate expect the entrepreneurs to what isgoingonin the vast field '70s," he writes, "Included Jonestown, 'the of the' Instead, it is a reaction to the the lay faith within the chureffect was to "turn people loose scramble back and snuggle year 4 American religion. pope,' the ordination of women "decay" of institutions such as the, "is accountable to no one, on a world of things, offering back to public professions of Marty has been coming to in more churches, denomlna the church and synagogues as judged by no one." ever more things. They meti• support for local congregazm.r for a decade now In the tional 51th1n1, and the like." "caretakers of the soul" and It is born, he said, from the vate sales people to sell more, tlon" First aweb SendaYAtbetbmo!flha4worshlplv1cesspecin1.!npbuls Nazarene PgAPeA ai " • - CouølvyClubNoad.UOMary Avery AA. Lip Sunday School jPhyhSIfv Ton salS..rhMnf cOIIUISATIOIS*I. cciuncs 1411 S. Poet An. in-41110 'idur liv P,sdNsd l.v:s.msseLws.sr Asss.Psslur I -1. - 7:11p.m. Moroi" Worship l- Congregational .!. _` hI VIiilMss W.O.Prsymlirv. . .•.•. •• .;r :: Church Training tvenntWsrsIip Wed. Prayer Service 'ty Saints La'i 'c Rel'i 'gion With Celebr'i Oktob.rf.st And Singing f choduled By Methodists V ia / ALLSOUL$CATNOLICC$UaCH proddlesmith Swafty Scum Svnhay$cP,.ol Rriefly Peolor 11:11 S.ii. II :iis. Unaccountable, Uniud-aed ..................•....•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•................................................................................................................................................................................................................. CINTIALSAPTIS?CNUICN %harInAPrecIa.mn Wed. Prayer Mill I ......... Baptist Sunday, Oct. 21, ltlt-SC Evening Herald, Sanford, PP. 1:Mp.a lips? . ..::. OP000crn,ic$ RELIGION _________ 1:11p.m P,sur1Irv. PWI. W.kuI1. P4fl..jiNI I. PINS? AISIMILT i.e. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY? Faster ~ - Mists WMU 1, ~. ad as 111111111ft so - * - o - - 0 . r , + r7 714_ ~!.T1 ~, ,J1,Z'".- --1' ) " , '! . 1 '.. '. __ • inrIII 1 I . -. - - - • . •1 •_ C r - - - . I - I- - Ii , -- ... TI4 , :- - If • - - ' L-... :'YJ--b_ T.-r a (k .' wv 1. T-J:'L; I, - '--. j. - 4 .A - s 2 t. ' 11- - 1 r .. ' 0 4-5 5 * 4 .. .. ' .. ' .L) �- - '— - - " 1. ' - — - --- - -i — — - - - - ' ' > - -.- --- - - - v - - ___ — a. - — s- 44 -' $* .'r' Ss. pv' — ' I , BLONDIE SuMay, Oct. 21 19fl C-1venIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. -'V. by Chic Young 7 biblical ACROSS . 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Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, RadIo Qtygtatlon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure toylrtlsate. SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov. ) w.a. a,OIua ini. .M W -— g1..wu a 944W . Lang 32 Church vestry 42 Sync room 43 Taunts (var.) 33 Eight (Sp.) Milits-34 Furtive 45 Three (prefix) acronym glimpse 47 Leave out 24 On (Fr.) 48 Skin ailment 25 Unplayed golf 36 Fermented holes drink 50 Navy ship 27 Evening in 38 Object of prefix (abbr.) Italy worship 52 Pecan 28 Vegetable 39 Kind of rock 53 Noun suffix 30 Blue-white 41 Feather scarf 54 Tailor star in Lyra !1 SIISIIIW __ 'if ' 'I Y 48 .Jacklss 2nd L L_ husband in' 49 Music buffs purchase SI Cuts RR Bondleader om THE BORN LOSER ,vMrA, un 1! - ' — — 56 Source of light 58 Fast aircraft (abbr.) 59 Female saint (abbr.). 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Pr..lw ?' a. toe final scene ,!AI Ross.,' an excerpt from a Barbra Strelmad specK Art (( OiMFrh5dIb WsdPsei - roanim - -"es " finest mo H11N RD(L 0:41 . a very television's "I think the show Is 6 0111111"M •THEEDAflEN SHOW & Eastern time. SWIIIW1 I I 110111111111111111111111 111-i - " will try to convey when "TV HOLLYWOOD Guide — The First 23 Years" airs on NBC Oct. 21, 8-10 p.m., ISO , , pq - _____ year retrospective on television (1) LOVE OF LIFE Frlede C lalSiS Imi uir'n$,vhu._U1Isa . CARD SHARKS (F SEAT THE CLOCK . _ of1 "s.i si as o ' - (2) -- t4w A MMW$M WOW' MPAwnatural ens p.wJad by a * - . . 0:25 xPoPS 60011111 vvow (1) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) warts of the medium. That's the sense that a 23. rrret Gress CM TU lied - t - :,;-..• (F touched by It. 10:00 ad IheppyJes Pines Of Rams by 01101150 R.aplgl'uI. d Pinches amer. Wwww~61-9181sh-ste lie i*IiIU In Molars Slr*o"c4ftmurft K. OHOP • 89 SIIICTIOSIS ""'3U$ iii '•.' EARLY DAY HMTNFN LD 9UN1l1W 1 meramm Smebedlesespe IIODIPOtI*I I •NI71JNOPLTN I terns and there are few critic of television who sees Americans whose lives are not both the beauty spots and the 0:55 1plIlA 00111110 iuiitui!u.uu lis ,, ORAMMING I ena R1lie M5eI B-ob 110011101 S_--- 'P.il tH" . -,.W . .: ,~ , ,-_%"-, -, . (2) (4) DONAHUE _____ 5 MNCIDOUGLAS S MOVIE © DINAHI & FRIENDS •EDUCATIONAL PRO. in T N1 slalk-century_reeks of King #~ le Ihre.m into tuinuil duetotheivimsalloneol laP w.dMordrsd Kala (3 His.) •SiA*AJEEIN AT SYMPHONY 5fJ$ n SlIP Green leads p.. cHUmCNN0I VI1OIPIT ON NIITRI' TION RAPTERHOURS .710 by 0M1 Laggslt . "A~ GARDEN (FRI) MORNING $ 1 W1JkGflIy Frss CIMIdi ar -Fomebretes Cars Temed lied TriTi.,. G,ei. 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Taw,(C) 09611) Allis moom 1111110" COW . :, V PEOPLE (T'J, FOOTSTEPS (WED) CROCKETT'S VICTORY I ___________________ jau ____ liRe MIODIZ SCHOOLS Smiled .sie 0M'ASH S ALL IN THE FAMILY NEW YORK (UPI) — The often his kid watches television range of television over the last and does he monitor her. quarter of a century runs from What's he proud of, what the foolishness of Lucy to the bothers him. And Elton Rule tragedy of auuslnatlon, from (ABC), the man who enjoys the Arthur Godrey and Elvis power of heading the nation's Presley to presidential debates No. 1 network." and modern opera. The script was written by Jeff Luve It or leave it, television Greenfield, with the has carved a special niche for cooperation of the editors of TV itself In American living pat- Guide. Greenfield is a serious PAINT WITH NANCY (MON) -- --- ®SNFLTODAY 40 FOOTBALL () 5 NFL Regional coverage of Houston Oilers at Seattle Seshaulis; San Diego Chargers at Los moobe Rome. 300 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 00000 MORNING AMISs- CA ' ' (1) NEWS - . Gnu Gross C1111,11111111111 14 o 5:30 C4)OGUIDINGUGHT pect 5:30 (2)IZTOOAY JI -"' American ,wipiperman. (2 RA I £ (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Lives" (B/W) (1950) , TUMA,, •,w•. (01W) (1940) CI.an$i Gable, H.dy I,anaarr. A Russian streetcar conductor falls Na love with an an I . 8:25 5 MOVIE "Where Danger IIi&I 5:00 (2) 1) CAROL BURNETT AND FRiENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN U) MISTER ROGERS(R) NBC S OVER EASY NIWS * QAFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL Presents lye Retros MIN (FR CAPTAIN KANGAROO em rfulk no •AIISH HERITAGE NI. -. . 'I . Spacek. A bored teen-ager joins a troubled young laborer dreaming of fame and glory on a Chilling murder spree through the Southwest. 1:40 a U) SESAME STREET (S) 4:30 (F MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED CA _ MONIIPIS - I 50000 MORNING AMERI. ''' (1974) Marlin Sheen, Sissy MY THREE SONS (MON. WED ERI) 2:00 (2) 9 THE DOCTORS Q ONE LIFE TOLIVE 2:30 (2) 0 ANOTHER WORLD (1) FRIDAY MORNING Yrsa - - 00 ~ I 12:40 THU, FRI) 0 ON THE GO (WED) (4) 0 AS THE WORLD (1) TUESDAY MONNING(TUE) by Hoger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS _______________________________________________ ____________________________________ ' —JWLL (_____ 4T . .... —4--'tJ-W4 Fret Gem. WALL STRuT WUJI Al 016 6" a me- I (1) WEDNESDAY MORNING ( (F THURSDAY MORNING 0:30 keesel Tesesded "Transportation And The Inst. (FTAIJS OP THE UNIXMOTED Sib Thss I~ an adventurous young man in trying to Capture C magnificent horse which roams the Mon. tanawlld.rness.(R) (F rnIANA (1) SPECIAL TREAT (TUE) (4) THE BRADY BUNCH DINE UTILE RASCALS 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. 1:30 unusual blend of ale, ownEmm 5 12:30 (1) NEWS RESTLESS O ALL MYCHILDREN LATE MOVIE "Mustang Country" (1976) Joel McCrea. Patrick Wayne. A formet rodeo champ Is joined by (T1IU) (2) COUNTRY p,fl5(FRI) saioou 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (MON. GRAMMING (FEYEWITNIS5DE_AFNEWS Nina.) OruendReef WED. FRI) U) ViLLA ALEGRE (THU) (2) WOMEN LIKE US (TUE) (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 ) TODAY (1) MONDAY MORNING (NON) 'MiUbAT, OCT.20 Hombwgars.Rui , _ IN 1/21*5.) . . 1, , Murray. A deputy sheriff holds three people responsible for the death of his wit.. (1 Hr. 40 (2)NASHVILLION THE ROAD ratsi'T.ss Fr.arrult 'rdIuled iao Tray. rist5 America's great Mon and geniuses begins his career "a tesn-ager fascinated by the wotking5 of various media, slams.(214m 10 MIne.) 12:00 (2) MINDREADERS (!)00t1}NEWS U) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 725 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA ' Ch,bg. m Teseidlelid MuSh Dolphins *0 P45W 159inil P*0IIOIL Osidarid Raiders at New York JsIs. - feet *0 Pftfs ' Foot In Hell" (C) (1960) Alan Ladd, Don • (1) UPBEAT Nfl)DLE SCHOOLS W-1 , ,man coage of Sihimote Coils at Ruffalo W. Cincinnati Ben. QilS at CleVeland — ______ AFTERNOON STREET(S) ' 130 5 SUNRISE SEMESTER lu 0MCLUB (4) NFL FOOTBALL Green Bay Packers at Tampa Bay Mwao ~I enu Cbsrgu T1111111111111,T111111118 ___ Eagles •PRDMID S NFL FOOTBALL Regional boredom in Pier III. (2 Hrs.) MOVIE "Edison The Mar. (0/W) (1940) Spencer by Stan Lee and Job. R.mfta ' , star when she mysteriously S CSS NOV11 di ELECTRIC COMPANY (RJ 3:30 C!) DONE DAY AT A TIME cn U) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (MON. (4)5 SEARCH FOR TOMORWEDNESDAY MORNROW we ®IRSDAY MORNING S RYAN'S HOPE (it PASSWORD PLUS FRIDAY NIN G(FRI) too MORNING AMERI(2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES Reid, Tom Salleck. Two friends arrive in Nashville sind become amateur sleuths to hunt for a young woman who W55 trying to become a singing ____________ (2) NFL FOOTBALL Miami Dolphins at New England Patri. ton Redskins at Philadelphia #P The EEMEMEEMW~ (2) 02 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 700 (2) TODAY (1)5 MONDAY MORNING (NON) (3D O TUESDAY MORNING S PJIDOX 0AFTER HO5Jp,5 12:00 (F MOVIE -The Concrete Cowboys" (Premiere) Jerry _ pMtoiayprisss. ' a young housewife who aban. dined her husband Is radically CeisSlaw Gress P.. Pematllethurlar Buccaneers Sandbox" (C) (1972) Barbra me K's of luxury cruili of anned relaxation turns into a nightmare voyage when a veri*olfshowsuponboard. Kit, James Caen. The life of WdPetat.es Deem ret Pesebmi.. S NFl. FOOTBALL Washing- I vi 8:55 TODAY FLORIDA • 0000 MORNING FLORIDA cm.wer too 1110 (I) S SATURDAY NIGHT .a.. "Aa4. We 'u" a" 'a.' Andy Kaftan.Bob ylan, — " MONDAY, OCT.22 IJrMffy5(1J®I,g Y SOWDBI looiw (2)(F NBC LATE MOVIE RalA People (1969) Shirley School Weekly highlights of key NCAA football contests are present. ed.____ I. -' S THE N4NT STALKER 50 S 00U11 00TSAU. 17 desiring prote.aonai i.iom OW a man (Dennis Cole) seek. t lngtoavsngehlsfather'edsath Sunday, Oct.21 197f;-7C 0 FAMILY FEUD 0:00 (FONPLTODAY young woman (Donna Mills) I" 8:45 0A.M. WEATHER IM (2)QWIL* PILL strange circumstances. FANTASY ISLAND A the nssdstobedone. 01dy then will CU Julie's wedding plans are dlirupted by the best mans announcement that loves him and not the groom. thanød when she meets a for met college football star. (R) ONOWS -_____ 2:00 . (F 2:10 11:30 • ANOTHER VOICE suspect Is killed by a young Chicano policeman under M'- ioo (2)(4)•5 a NEWS 11:11 _____ (F5 ONE DAY AT A TIME 0 JOHN MCKAY 5 UUE$ AND ANSWERS - A SLOANE a lot to do with the changes are discussed. & MINDY Mark develops an allergic reaction to Mindy which causes him to t IntO opt and U. fits of laughter. SW AUCTION (CONT'D) 12:00 (2) BOSSY SOWDIN (FCIIARLIIPILL tries to help a female trucker (Anne Lockhart) evade a pair of ruthless loan sharks who are after her truck.., and her life. LOVE BOAT The crew of the Love Boat are a bit upset when they learn Isaac has included them in his racy new novel. (F (I) 00 T'LL IT.. SIN HOOKS REPORTS "Fayette And Detroit... Born-AgainCities" TWO cities .. one rural and one urban -. how they have Changed end the me. I.e p S MONK _ (])(12)SrJ AND THE SIAN BJ any withy-washy types. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Ohetacles that have thwarted ____ be your Plans could IiaMly removedtodiybscauaeofaom. intelligent maneuvering on your part. Use your head. 10.30 (F S AROHIE BUNKER'S AFTERNOON 8:30 O DETECTIVE SCHOOl. The detectives talk Nick Into letting them Investigate a blackmail case Involving a prominent cltl. zen and beautiful girl. aoo rabbit. (Part lof 2) 10:00 (ID11111 FRISITIMINIIDAY THE 5 TRAPPER JOHNS M.D. A suitor of Trapper's as-wife (Jessica Walter). in need of delicatt surgery, Insists that Trapper perform the operation, 5 TV AUCTION (COND) Chancellor. Norman Lear and Aaronspswng. 1SILLDANCEOUT000RS PTEI prized puppy. 0IV AUCTION (CONT'D) sees what she thinks It a dst being committed by a giant Tom Smothers, John 1140 (F5 FACE THE NATION PI ,UI. I S FEELINGS "Child Abuse" Dallas Cowboys compete against members of the opposite sex In a variety of sporting events. THE ROPERS While flirting In the hot tub with a steward. ess. Stanley loses Helen's - BUGS BUNNY (it FIRSTBAPTIST CHURCH rities including Blfl Cosby. Joan Rivers, Leif Garrett and the mis - 0 THE LAW AND YOU (Andrew Duggan) posing as a clergyman, makes an unwitting Poach one of their victims. CELEBRITY CHAL. (F LENIN OF THE SIXES Caleb.- Bentley's telescope. Louise 8:00 2)TV GUIDE- THE FIRST 25 YEARS Phil Donahue hosts a look at a quarter-century of television as seen through the eyes Of the lv magazine's editors. Guests Include Lucille Bill, Bob Hope, Michael (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY CHIPS A gang of counterfelters, led by a con artist 5.30 (F S THE JIPFIR$ONS While looking through Kit agrees to compete with Andy In his clubs father-andson osyipics 2)(R) .00 1 ty-stricken youngster to become the uted world heavyweight champion in box" history. 7:30 •* NEW KIND OF FAMILY FAMILY FEUD A Kansa' reader asks U w& clever way you deal with a ev.rythls fall Into place. would ever oue as dealer material situation today is — £ _______ wu .wu.u1 iw w w. is (is1& Mi7 you$"S considered Y but not often. With 44- .omethii By OcwaM Jac.by ticro Involving a 33 distributIon and no II two kigtkns. Find oat mars at sirIos sltus Mae Isatag you the friend may pop lç today. Use what lios ahead for ln ___ spot, aa opening bid ls likely but, at the semi We are Indebted to Terence to produce a loss. ystoiiowing your blrthdq by your smarts, lOt hcivI31l5S O flee .ad" Victor IIt'4ot NEWSt'APER ENTERPRISE ASIN.) sending for your copy of Mro Alcie todays hand. ___ ___ iplretlanbelpguldsyou. ir.MMl11 (Do you habvaqussfion* West bob th e we of dli10 AMo-G* &E JpIffs? WrIM "AM mosde said continues with the ° GEMIP4I (May liuis 20) gxjsx.. Qty SiMian, N. V. 10011. Be Om after East sigasis with Espwta" we of clivinusis old QImI$Om *dI --1 __ ours to specify bltth Indry you em be a hig hu jack over North's 10 and has a. signald N up an old and 23) today at clearing silly to had two mote tricks, by sSa* acouso (Oct. situation at horns. The Moel 11011u11- Doors that riIgI4 hav, been He em IMII"J that South *iwI holdsflvs --- Mzhssrts ktquestIonaslb used b Don't am W bet. to you couiopsstoday cMmm and u rev dond aid so mo,igIá suit cards. ___ ____ biCaNi He kaiws that he can wait oyIea oVS4COiVMOCt) of your mngetk, yet CANCER (June 2WuIy 22) cM ".Yos're bardTodey __o dot drAy 00 to romkL • '. In* been puthhuI1 ON. WhM -would be a dull 701 ths I6AUJ$ (Nov. fl-D.c may, surprIy, you today Si) ftr4 — ' SARIS 'ddageodcedwarkhig hrueMtobeist1ng. _________ ____ yes IZO (July 5-Ang. 23) Wa sat aomiII that has Pastoret ONUS. l'be bidud O a day to set your - excellent ____________________ ____ ewe, Cadd corns from leBBeld. hai*d higalin erder. 1 _____ ____ to It true that the m.dkal yet omldradv. way . steeds has developed a CAPAMM (Dec. *W. you heeds your resources wSi We have a put-apes caliaitic machis, to X.ray hi. own 20) (Macts could held the hey isev mirefueds hi the kitty all year wallet to determine hew lespewbe types yeu kttsrs.IayeBlsesaetaryis to ' lt- tyoueapsmsd. slckysucasaffrdtobe? just 1*. hIs wile — refuses to 1 yess fiend ysEe in. uut isady hued tab. dictatioN. Discuss all you can with VOO (A4 flIapt. 23) r :. ___ TIhe aminis tlidqtidsr weeder. II ayuee Iles evsr up a ins now that eft ebuusd a fruit sad set ci.M - 11-1-6— 41111"1111111 rl l f'u H. le 11) (52 AQUAMIT (Ja. $. ing 1l"'so esly "y so Teem up with a edith ally to t to the thaL r csscsrusd m. Hrs.) M Ci)MEDIA NOUNOTASU FOR OUR 'INu1 BAPTIST CHURCH FREESTYLE "Scoop" Denice and her classmates investigate equal employment Opportunities for both men and women In their town. (Part i of LAWRENCEWELIC , •AMC MOVIE "Marciano (Premiere) Tony 10 Blanco, Belinda Montgomery. Rocky Narclano rises from his meager beginning, as . . erupts when Random's magic coin falls into the wrong ' eve'yone In the starts revealing their true thoughts. to wipe Out lawlessness. (11/2 7-00 (2) THREE'S A CROWD (F THE MUPPETS Guests: Shields And Yarnell. H1I HAW Guests: Jim Ed Brown, Cornelius. VIRGO (Aug. 23Sei*. 23) The answers or solutions will be dumped Into your lap regarding something you've been pan. dering. Stick to today's decisions — they'll bring you luck. dulN USing Courage instead of guns DANCE FEVER GEMINI (May 21491110 20) $ yes Beck. A former gunfighter accepts the post of sjiff, (2) NEWS (1)0 CU NEWS ARIES (MardI 21-AprIl 19) There aren't any obvious 23) I91atIo to. today's .mlMmi ___ 10:30 C2)MOVIE "The Silent (C) (1969) Lloyd Bridges, John 8:30 for Is hit co-worker Vera. FUL WORLD 'Gus ThePig,. kin Mule" The owner (Edward Aim) of a falling football squad learris that a Vugoslavi. an mule he Imported to kick goals for a publicity stunt might Just UVS the team. (Part 1012) (5) (4)010 MINUTES S OUT OF THE BLUE Chaos explor.d from the manufacture of the bat to its use by profes. sionals and amateurs, (R) Moses. PlIged promise today. CanMarge on situations where YOU and another share equally in a collective effort. TAURUS (A1l 20May 20) Harmonious condition should prevail today In your overall relationships with others. Friends will be a source of real easure. 7'OO (2) DISNEY'S WONDER. S KIOSWORI.D S STUDIO 511 Baseball is W. are featured with host David - lCURE ING TO TmTs 4',' 'iOJ o wch'T CUR FIELP LET AE HELP R*DEV 17 N THE 'cHm.oRs C59I *EPR9ENTPTIVE! I ARIES(March 21-April 19) jj Interests are your area of __ I PROP 011:1911111111,22o lm What seemed like a long time coming will finally break _ for you this coming throi you'll W able topatan end to some unproductive situations. Your material position will Improve as a otom to ) t,WIV °° (1)5 AUDI Alice is shocked to learn that the older Ifllfl Tommy Is professing his love bidder. SHOW . PEOPLE ..Young P0 (Conclusion) ASSOCIATES • auctioned to the highest i000 (2) THE ARcsoi CAMPBELL pie In The Arts Jim M.garg.e. director of the photography department at Crealde Art Center and Kathy Moody, doc. umentary and poetic fllmmak. can become reachable. Avoid YOUR BIRTHDAY ** •-T9.-- 0 . .III44 .iiiw MC NEWS AUCTION A bid-by. phone extravaganza where anything and everything will be S TV accept movie roles. (1 1/2 Hrs.) SELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 000 Paw" For Monday, October 22, 1979 discovery" play. Emit leads the king of clubs. South reEfs, leads a trump to dummy's nine and leads the 10 of spaaes. Unless he Is an eccentric genius, South will let the 10 ride. East has indicated poe. Its" of the ace-king of clubs. He has also shown up with the king-jack of diamonds. He has passed as dealer. How can be also O4 the an of spades? Imj t..II nightclub contract In order to EVENING behavior 1111 bring about rewarding events. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conduct all your affairs In accoid with your highest Ideals and you'll have everybody JwnpluIg on yOUt bandwagon hi u&u ~~ "take themselves available to new sn,nua .r sees that If West holds king of spades, South is '4 I Tuksyou aet your hand tO will turn out tohe labors o( love and —.1, .u. ,,uI#* ..tl.fMwI1v ...v vii. wus exercise the necessary Be productive and you'll have a Initiative when dealing with worthwhile day. others. You could pull off CANCER (June 21-July 22) sostjJ,g ede]y gewar and ding. Now Is the time to push. This Is your day to sparkle Members of the shine socially. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec oppot wjfl flied. you 21) Your Instincts should be .pecially charming and ap telling you today just how you peal . gently guide things so the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your scales are tipped slightly in thatincti to cherish others will your favor. Don't Ignore them. today. You'll be evident very be CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. t 310W best U you have 19) Influences that have an someone to love, funa over and spollallttle. 41 1 — so I — 11111 , ____ • as I Watch pocket j — .0 uuu a7 f — IT -— 0 ••• - lung r , 41trrF!-.r1 $ ii — — — to Is • — — — I I 1 0 5 mmmmm rnug 57 f,fao 4 M I 21, 1979 - Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. - TV TONIGHT'S For Sunday, October _____ _____ . ___________ ByBERIJICEBEDEOSOL ' SIT ALA ._ K I I i 19 Cereal grass 2lArabgarment 22 Hits baseball 17 Dine 20 Motoring 24 Eggs association 25 Stigma 22 Lowers head Be in debt by Mod Walker L1#I1PCrf%D - 1fl .f TIIIALI accompli I Christian symbol Of the nose 13 Plague complaint 15 Two Moby Dick 14 Baby 16 Newspaper $ $ CL __ ., ..L ___ ARL 5 Author Fleming 6 Rut 10 Native metal EETLE BAILEY — — character 3 D$jlfll 4 Metallic paper . — �- ' •- . ' ' .: . .....- ' Pair Pears With Beef For The nest time you want a ivorcombination. serve fresh fruit such as psasln season with beef or poultry. A rscei* visit to the Seattle ares proved an siting treat because many local restaurants serve fresh or poached fruit katd of the standard french fries with their sirius, The fruit Is a refreshing complement to the main dish. You'll find this a delicious way to enjoy fruits throughout the year. And you will cut calories while doing so. Family and guests will enjoy this platter of mustard pears and beef. fresh with Serve homemade bread or heated sourdough for a weekend . - - . '. . - .1 ' . • - s- . - - - .• Sunday, Oct. 21,17 C—Ivs&nSI4sraW,janIoqd,FI. -. football-watching session. MUSTARDPEARS ANDBEEFPIATTER ¼ cup brown sugar, packed ¼ cup tarragon-flavor white wine vinegar 1 tablespoon prepared mustard One-sIxteenth teaspoon dried dill cup water 3.4 large fresh California Main Dish A arrange aroimd pears with tomatoes. Serve with Mustard Mayonnaise. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 servings. pears. Place cut side down - in liquid. Heat to boiling. Turn heat to low and cover. Cook about 3 mInute& Uncover. Turn pears carefully and cook about 3 minutes longer, basting constantly. Remove from heat. Cool in syrup, then chill. When ready to serve, arrange drained pears on lettuce. Roll up beef and Bartlett pears Qiap lettuce 6 slices roest beef 6 cherry tomatoes Mustard Mayonnaise Combine sugar, vinegar, mustard and dill In lOInch 1flet. Stir together over low heat until well blended. Add water and best to simmering. Select firm ripe pears. Halve, pare and core ;7 .* •.' MUSTARD MAVONNA IRE - / '4.. ( .• . - r. W.D BRAND RIGULAI • - -. o wl F RANKSBATH TIS Cl W.D S*AND SLICED COOKED PICNIC 05 SLICED #S. .&F P O? COOKED HAM * 'PK0. total combined rr,anu.of all Industrial pork activities and associated products has bem put at more than W million. Whiki the city of Saoford's population growth has remained static over the past ft,e yam —r bout1I,0SS—th. growth ofnslgtcring cities In Sentinel. County has climbed markedly. Since 1070, the county population has risen from under 10,000 to close to 150,000. There Is promise the city will share In the ancillary effects of that roft. But there Is caution In tho promise of growth, City Manager Warren E. Knowks said the rising costa of sierD and spiraling inflation could pose a puzzle lo city finances. Saoferd Is one of the few municipalities whir, the tax rite has been steadily lowered. From 1074 to lfl, the rate fell from $947 to $1.90 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. That trend ended this yew when the city com*nbIon w forced Into seaking a email tax hike. The fire and police departments experienced pain of different sorts this year. The termination of a police chief and a dispute over union action temporarily dIeru$ed the police department. At the fire department the pain was personal. Veteran firefighter William Price died a hero's death battling a downtown blaze In August. By GEOFFREY FOUNDS Herald Staft Writer This was a year of promise for Sanford, but also one of caution. There Is promise for the downtown now that the city eii'nlaon has apy a major rehabilitation project. For backers of that ojsct, commitPoeet and sideweflc row ment by U city commission to fund the ___ lion of the plan represented a victory after a foer.yesrstruUle. The coning year Is one of Industrial promise. Qiaznbsr of Commerce officials say they are receiving mere inquiries from Insslrenen Interested In relocating In the metropolitan Orlando area than they have In years. Qamber director Jack Homer said he expects a new industrial pork will be built somewhere on Route 0 west of town win five years. This wraner, the Keller Aluminum Plant opened the doors to its new production facility on Cornwall Road. The plant will occupy 15,000 square feet and employ 10 workers. At the airport; all available space has been leased to email Industries and businesses. The airport Industrial park includes firms that make products ranging from highway culverts to teak wood Items. There are mere thanNo employees at the airport park and the annual payroll exceeds $7.5 million. The -. WHITE, YELLOW OR I ALL MEAT .•' .: : Stir 2teUPOOmprepared mustard and 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish Into 1 C1) mayonnaise. •-, •I•''•.; ,. -• '1T 4jII.i.' ¶4\ :v• :, 11, 4` 4." r. ARROW. ALL COLORS FACIAL . TISSUE . ... . ..2 2" • ••- Clerk Gwen Burke gm over library's lavest.ey. - .- .- •'.. :' - -: - -.- - -- -- p -- ...........- •4 • • • - •- - -- -C- 4 ____ . .DILIOA1'iI Ibursisy, .U. l0!0 $suduy. . at. :jj .. jjjjjjjj t••••• 1_.L 'I' - .- S.:.-.. ': •• - . - . - • - - - 4- '. - - • -• ritw'ri- irr : ' • ,__ , I I — ,. , I j • 1I_L r. , . 1 _U1- *'1--t -• -' . •s - • - --- - tIrr • - . •. -nji%.i.S'**fr I--,.II!'' * f -_r.. . -- . - - -•:-•'• r __r_ -..•--. -- I 4, .. •-. rpd.ç '' . - . •• •• - 4. 4 r-" - -.. 1 4Iã . . '• -' -4.- -'.•.-• --- - . ''r ... 't-'•, 4, ø �____,ii.rI / I7 -. . - '. ''. ": - . \' .1-1 -. 2-lvsflkIgHemW,$$nlsrd,pL !NraMVSI1IiIr,kIIIsrd,PL $viay, Ott. 21, IM Thuraday, Oct. 21, Downtown Library Harbors A Wealth Of Memorabilia Sanford' Commissioners : Optimistic Yet Ca* Uflous . . U -. be a faMaatic year for Sanfordwe should see the tO OIfl• Fart, a reel estate broker, anford city commissioners look to the comIng year with a said he Is basing his prediction Salle of optimism tinged with on the number of Inquiries he has received about available nation. "01 course our first priority properties. "The interest Is particularly will be maintaining the same level of services while prices high regarding Industrial and ..a..t 'Pk iia.JI U.nu .t 10 cemplisne I 1. will are coming k made by the priyate Kvtor- business people thinking of Oarticularly industry," said relocating here (ran Orlando. "I don't think anyone can 06mminioner Eddie Keith. . Keith said the Keller deny it-we are in the growth pattern and we can offer what Aluminum Plant will be aWatioual ne3d year and in. people wanif a great place to y GEOFFREY POuNDS Heraid$1fWdkr ~ I -. I .: . 1 . . :: -. ______ it .. •,.• . - . . . ; - r . v FAARMARM POW . - ". . k.4 I !.: .1 V. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Etched over the 62-year old red brick building at 230 E. First St. are the words "Sanford Public Library." At each side of the double front door are concrete columns and flanking the front steps to the building are two old rowid.globecl street lights. The old building houses not only volumes containing the mysteries of knowledge but also treasures from Seminole County and Sanford's past and donated items from rltbu'ns long-forgotten. Yet the days the building serves as a library may be numbered. Studies conducted by county staff members and others In the field say the building Is too small to house the number of volumes necessary to serve the Population; the branch library, they say, should be In a more central location and in a more modern facility. The present building was acquired by the city for use as library in late 1983 as a gift from the U.S. General Services Administration. The gift Included a reverter clause requiring that the building be maintained as a public library for 20 years, until 1983, or ownership will revert to the federal government. The City leased the building for $1 a year to the county as a branch library In 1875. At the same time, the city's collection of 39,000 books and other mementos were turned over to the county. The lease is up next year, and the county Is considering moving the Library to new quarters. Originally, the building was constructed In 1917 ass post office during the early days of World War I. Unlike most buildings in this area of Central Florida, it has a basement. Special features Include tunnels within the walls of the basement which Lead to observation points on the first floor and the attic area and even in the restroom on the second floor. In those days when great sums of money went through pod offices for the purchase of money orders, the structures were built in a fashion to permit postal hi. specters to observe everything that went on for security troctian," he tamed even If a recession slows homebuildung elsewhere. said. "Something that gets Stenrun d he would like overlooked often is the utosee the city revise its building celled refuse service we have codes In order to prevent In this city. You can sot your builders !ru1 hiving to use clocks by the regularity of Our materlils that substaiItally pick ups. We were able to wo icressethecoatof new maintain that service without hines. By doing that, he said, havingtoraiseratesthls year," the growth hire can be main, he noted. fl55 01, . . -- I I . 1; .. 1 N 1, - . I A 4 4 The sfratic move II fell thi HiraId Business Review CALL 322.2611 Ew"IngHeveN urni ~ .. - . .. ::: ,:~ . . If you __ Plea For H.Ip .Succ.ssful suspct mioui, PHONE "IMCE ~. P . . Downtown Renovation . .~ Victory -I.. '' Backerso(aplantorevitalIse impassioned pies for funds In confidence In the city." That However, by finding a ,* .arafly earmated.. downtown Sanford 'gained a July before the commission.. ' confidence will t,,,IM. Into an number of cost-cutting for recrijatlosi. The $21,010 was measures, city vI4Mvory In July wheD the city He told the coenmialoners that upturn In the local economy , (*nmllon announced It would a commitment to the homebuyers flounced they could produc, a@ and new t.d ae agree to fund a portion of the revitalization at the downtown businesses lock to Sanford a 077* for the pro$Ø The city the years ago. timeat the _____ also will açply materials an1 . $210,000 project. "WIN perhaps the single most place to rolocais, he said. Chase When 1tIstiaiihed, the ImpQit.M decision the con'' •' '. ' . the procssdegoforr.a'eatlonal .., tehabliltation effort will mission had to make this year." 1 to parposea. jcevlde the city with a Vie. When the streets and,. completely , . brian flavor. Brown brick sidewalks are completed and Planners 01 the dowatfln ' ___ sidewalks and benches will the participating merchants OUI'O IT COflnuIflCI project say It _I èatend from Park Avenue east to restore thelrbuildthgfrcnts be completed Pa1inettF1rd Sinai and south city will experience a quick ' In 30 to weeks, Thus the cn Magnolia from Yird.Aclock boodto Its image, Mercer said. doWntown should have Its Mffio cSIy" a may tower us4uim • facelift by be Included In the Om If civic wifteig aboi confidence and clubs can help, raise the dWIMired in Sanford, project The decision by the. city labor to ce"ipkle the projsst bechers Ludat. ey claim the,, celnmhn$outhfindfuedsforthe necessary funds. . The' measures Iaélude a . project did od • The victoryc-'afos. prssdwWbw01It tho swithid 4i ' pod frewN '.C4J Vuii yew I *ji* islet. 'Sa ' 'In cesionirswi1Vn*ed by r",s,aaaacc.uggt.' Sanford Development Cot. bi&iiU'm If the Imap.bslldlagla law to as mare then a ,. poratlon, which coscsivedand voths city annpinmay. drIII.d the plan. One of the successful, Meteor claims, uin'ai, five percent tan IWdty&a,ieoilvidadwtin hike, the abitlty to Imitate the arm when and corporation's board members, potential new Industries will ied to ralmi. .14,40, 01 John Mercer, delivered an a completely new "aura 01 hods w minimal. •.i .. . . TNEROBBIRYI ~ .1 .31FORE "• '., : ' 1i . . HOP4 now ' . ":- .. . :.I . ' . P.,_ w TW - .. • • .. , AI.IL ?Jj,, . . 'I ... . ; •. -.• -, 11 ., .. a'.: . ' . •* . ..:, ••• A . .. - ........ . '•-, . - ~ 1 • . ' 07 .. !F0)r11 .1 ' :11, 1 "•' - •. :. • • - . - . i ~ . 1. ; I I. . . ., F'. . r ,I ~ f 0 ; , 4. ] .. ~', I . . 0 1 11,. I . I . .~ . . .J : f . WITHTI HE.FOURTH 1.. .. -- .' "- , . . . 1, I . I I . . . .~ . k, I ~ L . .1 N AM , .L . ......:,., .;. I . .. ..11z'... . .~ . .... AIIO . . . ~418it- 1. .: .' 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I." .~?~~.; I .-I—— .., . __ • - - V.'II t ' i_u . TITLE & GUARANTY COMPANY Fast. profeulonsi & courteous auvks ._. : z,.. V,..-"_ -.'A 'I ~. ~a Complete your silver service with this special Hostess Set sale. Gorham now offers these accessory packages at substantial savings of 50% off the manufacturer's suggested retail prices. LS A b -f • } * . .. • - I 10"101 AP I1. Dial 322.5762 : d.L -. t . 7 .;. •. IDEVIIIOPMBITM •. • . . 0108. • ADULTHH SCHOOL .PNY$ICALkDUCATION ,I it, Placid. ',,•i$INiS$. ' was . '' ,~491 S 1101. Commrclsl, SuItes 1 12 Kirk Plaza . ) Quality ••'r' Pj.gram. Ar. Available In Th Following Ar...: . "J Sterling Holiday Savings S.lSs I S.rvlé. T•lls" . A 1. 'uAis'r Gorham I", *JJ OFF HOSTESS SETS Serving Sanford SInc• 1949 ' . ,. FOR A LiMITED TIME ONLY at INC. .. ' . •.., . ___ . ' ... gota resin, a few ___ .• deFamed was president and she was succeeded by C.R. Walker. The library was moved to Magnolia Avenue next to the movie theater. Mrs. Minnie E. Key, Mrs. May Dickens and Mrs. Frank give their services. The library was then moved to FIfth hIt..t and Oak Avenue In 1101. The library opened on Jan. 11,1101 wIth Mrs. 1*wrence % j ch.n '• ' In a cot ner in the public portion ofthe building stands a brass plate embossed With the words: "0104924commemorating the work and workers of the Sanford Library Association since the founding of this city and especially the Interest and faithful service of Mrs. Minnie E. Key, who ched Dec. Sl,tISl. Thibrmi plate was pat 01 the city's aid library at Oak sat Fifth 98rod, b*r. It was_;... to the podcIce.baik In 114.. 0 For atime the plate heldaplace of boom Inthe current library. Bid it was to heavy to be rl&ski,d thsiw The story ofallkwyinuanhd bagen to 1170 Who Mrs. 11y S"alI a - 11 d6 wIfe 01 the lauder of the books and pold lilwarji. The project city. died a natural death and Is the years (ailsalag moms were chained and the aid beck, broagh oat repeatedly. In 1* the subject of a library was discussed again but nóL4Ice was taken. us In 1101 It was brought home On "Wedseadsy Qub" for discussion and Mrs. John Dickens and Mrs. A.M. deForred were appointed a ceunmuttee to raise funds. Soon $250 was raised and a few books were purchased. There was very little money during the years afterwards due to the frees. 011*. The library this time was located in a vacant store on First Street. The old books and donations made upthe library. Rummage sales were held and suppers given. Mrs. the first librarian who served without pay. Mrs. Dunn ~ - "INSURANCE F ;1. You , .*Owm rlghtinshurryBy ' inskinLrey*s're W.'r..spsrta ,. 1.%24 both new and old books. - •. . M4TH$CUNCE of IIeiRId,, . . THE GROWTH AND PROGRESS IIGISTIATION FOR TOM II OF TIl 1,7,40 S 17 COLIPIGI VIAl $TART$ NOV Ewenlng i:;_ . ,-. I . *-..- E . •HU$ANITIIS d.Sy ..wsp.p.r... Th. . I 0 VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS ARE OPEN.END AND MAY SE ENTERED ANYTIME .. I I ,~~ . kisMil. County's isIy 0- . bspsndentbsrancs , 1. , . . . . , I ;. I ~ ".. .. ,Q . A -, . IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO COLLEGE CREDIT I. PROGRAMS IN FOUR TERMS EACH YEAR. MANY BUSINESS AND P I. _~ I PHASE INDIECOLLEGE IUILDP4G PROGRAM JUST... .11 ., . . COMPAZEDe SCC 5 KEEPING FACE WITH , II . . ,_. .* and nation. SWPA 1 ,.-' - pwedak IIJs*saPusSTsls A, . 1 . ,E-' -. !1 .- ' S1M1NM & mu__& .. I . ID N -1 1 ". . . I P1. I L 1. .. .. . I I am with u* - co*. III licn) V., I .'. ~ . 161 st 1 , I has p,oMid Sanford UTRA news call 11c .s i the (àaisg Hsrsid -' ' -' 7• Vt*I$ A.J : - • ...., . portrait of Also dashed in a corner Is an old reprint George Washington. Hanging from the wall In a corner is old fire imas with bran fittings. In the redroom on the second floor are marble showers, solid brass plwnblng, porcelain sinks and a china chandelier. In the basemed Is a cast Iron paper-burner which provided hod In the bMW for many, years and bat water for many more years. Also In a corner Is a bug pole used for many years to open the tall windows to the balding. And ItIsin the that the tomb begin and e The first Sear ho two akyIlta,, The r on the Wdftw&Mhw kvwMiqpndw fi*mvL Hod in psi by doem. Part of the flooring Is hardwood and part marble. A large dael oft carrying anemblem o(theUnited States occupies a place 01 honor. l% combination of the lock on the solid steel door was removed scene years ago. Inside the first door we double steel doors. It's Ironic that the library's small safe is kept In the old safe along with the vacuum cleaner. In the library office areasat of books ofOL Nicholas dories beginning with the first volume puNWied in 1017. Also on those shelves are confederate military history books and ccils of the books by a Sanford author "Ezekial", the stories of the travels of a young black boy and his friends. 6 . .. r a Also considered as a factor in the construction was the fact that robbers On chose post offices as a place to practice their craft. The hardwood flooring, In the attic area, is only one of the treasures there. Among the other treasures stored on dusty shelves are hundreds of old Victor Talking Machine records, some dating from 1906; very old copies of the Florida Geologic Survey; volumes of "The Earth and its Inhabitants" with publication dates from 1101; the World's Art published In 1878; "America: Crises of Our History", especially printed in 1925 for patrons; National Geographies, especially bound and dating from. 1910. There is a gold shovel, standing In a corner, with a notation that it was used to break ground for the city's civic center, the Goldsboro Swimming Pool and Fire uon 11. • 11 Inside the building, readers can find sampling of .. J. .1' .vi $ . - '., - ' ' ' ___ ' as ''. ' . Below: New librarian Dorothy Pittman outside the history-rich, 62-year-old building which now serves the north Seminole Branch of the county library. a . : I saw. ~ Plints will locate in the city. One of the things that should renovation of downtown Ke ..Da,MPsrr Jame Sanford, he said, Is another help the coordination of growth -i" __ lathe revision of the city's land eum"e wherethe Q*nmlasloner Julian Stén. to structures and streets, provide what help ft can but the use plan Fart said He said with the help of federal fimde, actual construction phase by fotmtaln and clocktowetcinbe WM in early and vocal effOdi to b needs theendClthilyssrUsdhedldee strom Wdbecomplded by the but the nil push must come fcsn the worked into the plan. escalated this year. he said. are TI*IM$IId. When ft merchants themselves. planning and zoning cornsupporter of the plan to Stenstrom ahead, Looking "We've been very lucky that underway, the entire north end "One thing we need to tic is mission this year. a major dorm of the is a to cner we have not had said the 1t701O year , will benefit, he county make sire the library stays . as who make , mark, uwt question said. . here" he iild, referring to John Morris, the city's first In the lad six or seven years the and Uwe has not ban too mailt reports that county officials priority during the coming yew dam.age Will put a fame on city streets within our budget, but I me here, but we have got Morris add he sess a grod might consider moving the should be the improvements In hat and shiewalks as well as 'Isthmi to Indicate a docresse potential or growth prepare-just in case, facility from Its present site at sewer services and drainage to , businesses. He uiti he , NlIcan . uw.u.w us,... i that must be made if gruwa 230 E. First &. ti ,.c.si, ss.waiw. prom MOSII1rY ' Somewhat less restrained In can be expected. Th ares-wide sewer system providing for adequate sewage ie Greater Sanford Improvements to several of tiii predictions for the coming 3W Ii Commissioner David thc city's drainage di*kts now In the phaukig stage will' service and draInage, are I,sliuiiii4 Crporaiios u In km to the Improvements Fur. Said Farr: "It's going to were made during the pad yew come close to reaching the supplied, t Sunday, Oct. 21, 1979,-.-3 Thursday, Oct. 25, l79-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. •••'. . • - . r • , ' - . - . •- - - . - -..• •-. .. '-rut •• __• _,I• •.,. , 1. 4 -- - u • - I 'I ------" - 11* . , - - - r . tr,A I -1 LLEL,L JZA)* * U - --- r7'"'' • ' ' • '' ' '' 4 • *rT - ... �4—EVSnhI, HmM, SaNfOrd Fl 4iersM Mvvllwr, Sanford, : Thursday,Oct. Call Her : Officially she's called nford's goodwill ambassador, but her civic activities extend far beyond promoting the city to outsiders. Martha Yancey is an activist as well as a But five years can make a difference and today Martha thinks the situation has turned around. Nevertheless, she think' there is young couples to buy and convince inc m re rYhom restore our de homes, it would do a 'ot for plenty of room for improvement. Never timid might befound at a nursing home visiting with in her opinions, Martha says some of the barriers to ogreu still exist because of old guard" leaoership. "Some of the establishedSanfordites an too set in their ways.Thy dfuav to See the he 5111 sta a sleepy little town ere ethin to keep rom leaving city, the young teen percent of the city's population is retired, she says and it creasin#. What is needed is fresh blood and ? "I'm very interested in city affairs. It's Important to get Involved, she said. Martha came to Sanford from Georgia when she was five. nv adopted WC I..CU Florida lifestyle, but retained the Georgia accent. Me seen at virtually every city commission meeting where she's a lobbyist for one cause or another. Her latest effort involves persuading the commissioners to construct a sign married Ned Yancey, outside the civic center so community iool r a1vn!j in 941 Sanford. The couple moved to and it wasn't untfl 1974 that they returned. "We were kind of disappointed when we ca me back. We saw the city downhill. Everythingseemed to be moving to the south end of the county," she said. residents will know what events are taking She serves as Sanford's delegate to th e TnCounty Urbanized Transportation Study. She has been on the board of directors of the som ek By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Avenue you look on ft ff e y y done There younger couples the homes and brought an asynesia scale. "Asynesia is the Greek word for stupidness. I am the founder of the Fund for Elimination of Asynesia," Crowe said proudly in an in. town is an Important step, the city's am- bassador claims. "When we left the city years ago, it was struction worker now lives at 713 Bevier Rd fresh ideas, she said. "Some say there's nothing here for young people, that there's no place to live. I think that doegntt have to W true. If we could referring to city opeiations. If there is such a way,it's a safe bet Martha will be involved. — GEOFFREY POUNDS estimates may In fact be im. to those of the past, Sanford 'deratated. city. Fellow officers say the dlvldual citizen complaints. annoimced plans toctatall by 20 crime lndeng which cluttered motorcycle patrols on city conviction of one man. morale and the efficiency of the Ben does. H. goes beyond the percent the amount of gas an entire room with file cards, streets. The motor officers Bernosky said the depart- Police Will have to deal with five To meet the battle against department has improved role of administrator," one provided to the city, the police --We will have an immediate were back on the street to help ment also played an in. '.. • . II the local chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). He said the 1945. Since he came back, he said, the biggest advance has been in the prevailing attitude. citizen organizations operating in Sanford. The number of senior citizens organizations firmly convinced we don't need a big bureaucratic camel sticking his nose in our The availability of social activities and support services — from dances to transportation "It used to be things were controlled by a is something the city can take pride in, he few Insiders. People who wanted to come into said. He said the senior citizens in Sanford use their support network wisely in coordinating services with other civic groups. He said the new "Heart Park" along Lake Monroe is a town weren't encouraged. That has been reversed," he said. New Tribes Mission has 1• sidered close to asynesia. , " S I - We're growing - - with Sanford . -, . Creating a climate where outside investors are not encouraged, he said, might be con- row s M iss ion I potential growth. - dicated. Had the canal been built, there would i "Today there is not the closed corporation mentality that prevailed when I started my business here. That's a good thing in terms of association is the lobbying arm of the 12 senior in Sanford is a benefit to those over 55, he said. No .-.. ,. .. - . I . ____ i PAINTS l. - -, a.Operated and apartment complex. The upstairs area of the main building is used for living quarters for staff members and visiting missionaries on - ~34 - ' Robert and Carolyn Whitaker - (305) 323-0420 furlough from overseas assignment. The mission operates In 18 countries. ' I building are IBM computers and offices. The Sanford complex is the central office for the mission's accounting and Information departments. Sanford serves as the "nerve center" for the International operation, according to New Tribes Mission houses 35 families Johnston. Around the world there are Persons interededlnbeconiing Across the street from the main building is the mission's 1,460 New Tribes MIssIonarIes midiena'les themselves may printing facilities. Johnston in the field. Additional ap$ process their application Sanford the says tiMs year the mission will mint space In the bnflding through dd a isv oco ig prw adjacent to th. gym will ac. headquarters. ripeN, of. ; P MON comodats, missionaries in pamphlets in one day. The transit, .Jaz said.. $1 says the VA.. mission prints a monthly A major project seen for this magazine, Brown Gold. In year, according to Johnston, Is NAWY V*TNA$ fiA VETIMNI quarterly planning and possible cona addition, vus*s ci pa.i. publication, Family News, and druction dart on a retirement *,,ao U fiei] pars are printed t eor.plex for missionary per.-. - : I Automob le . ____ building and the nearby gym -. - wo to working families. The mission purchased the old Sanford Naval Academy (MayfairHotel) in May of 1977. Since that time, director Kenneth Johnston and his staff have accomplished major renovations on the main - - Tr Barely two years after moving Into Its new offices In ,: Sanford, the local staff gro of murders, 10 rapes, 26 robberies, crime, the Sanford Police dramatically since Butler veteran officer said of Butler. department began phasing In crou.reference to types of decrease the number of ac- strwnental role in uncovering 119 aggravated assaults, 564 Department will pit a staff of 71 returned. In addition to the criminals, smaller patrol cars. The crimes, criminal records, cidents in Seminole County evidence that led to a deterburglaries, 1,073 thefts and 55 employees, led by 26-year Butler will have to struggle "downsizing" Of PtO ,caii locations, and methods of after a report indicated Sanford mination of arson in the August stolen vehicles, veteran Ben Butler. "The man lives and breathes with energy problems and from Iidirznedlate to compact operation," said Bernosky. had a higher than average fire that killed fireman Bill Those are the rough The Immediate availability of accident rate, Bernosky said. Price. Butler, 49, faced a rebuilding this department. You can't Inflation, both of which have vehicles has saved enough fuel estimates of upcoming crime in project at the department when minimize gg cgribigIons to forced departments In other to keep the patrol pattern the such Information will help According to Bernosky, In the swing, Sanford police the city, according to Sgt. he returned from a pine-month the police force. There aren't cities to cut down on police same, Bernosky said. Sanford enjoys a good ratio of month tracking police to determine patterns sped a William Bernosky. But Bet- dint away (corn the chiefs role, many police chiefs who dill get patrols or get added tax help. A major addition to the police and trei of criminal activity two men that had gone on a policemen to citizens. While the nosky said the Crime rate during which time he served as involved with and follow- go far, the Citizens of Sanford orperunont this yew will be a and Chart C be crime spree that Included three ratio nationally Is 1.1 officer per rarely declines and those public safety Jrough thigpjyij with In. hayenot iodarnlieef arse oca computerized microfilm d. armed robberies and one brutal 1,000 citizens, he said the 'minute of normal patrol time system. The system, occopying Jif •. ..•, murder. Their investigation Sanford ratio is about double due to fuel cutbacks, Bernodiy about a corner of one room, psrticuiarly speeders — have was successful in bringing that rate.-GEOFFREY _________ ... V pM f yfl of about the first-degree murder POUNDS •1. 4.0 "I know some of the federal money we've By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer U the coming year is similar _______ raising effort, he said. Crowe lived in Georgia, Louisiana and Missouri before returning to stay in Sanford in In retrospect the opponents have been yin- Crowe notes that Sanford is one of the few w _: Progress for the environment, he said, sometimes means leaving It along. In January, Crowe was elected president of tent," says Crowe. was always crowded and there were so many Much of his time is spent with his unique Crowe was a hero to some and a villain to cars with shoppers you could hardly find a pursuit. others several years back when he assumed place to park. There ought to be a way to bring "Actually, Sanford ratesrole fairly high. I'd sayagainst an outspoken the sed sn a ac ' the officials here do reasonably well," he said, million St John's-Indian River canal. He said Prediect'ioon Shows Bus Year For Sanford Poli*ce - creasing the number of municipal workers. That sort of accomplishment scores highly with asynesia watchers. "You can call me an old moss back, but I'm Ne . •- good example. The AARP was among the first five groups to join in the successful fund- good they haven't gone too far. The retired fish camp operator and con- lively. Saturday was the big day. Downtown have been ecological damage that would have marred any economic benefits, he contended. gotten over the years has helped the city and the area grow and that's good But it's also terview. 71 Combats Crime -. - cities that has been able to maintain or increase services to the public without in- S.B. "Jim" Crowe, 77, has what may be seen by some as an odd view of progress. He uses " she said e an c ' , The move to rehabilitate Sanford's down- g Progressanumynesia As He Has Odd View Of Sanford Ballet Guild and the mutual concert series. She is also public affairs officer for the Women's Club. When she Is not Involved In club or chamber of commerce work, Martha a lonely shut-in or pushing a wheel-chaired invalid for a welcome stroll in the sun. diplomat. The pert 57-year-old blonde can be Of Ambassador Sanford 's Goodwill By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Staff Sunday Oct. 21, IM-5 Thursday, Oct. 25, 979—S Evening Hera Id, Sanford, FL Hera Id Advertiser Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct 21 1fl l. - P - , - . - ..• — — I ... DISTRIBUTORS OfSonford 603 W.27thST. SANFORD - 1 . - ---' ...' IAA'NOLIA AVEN"E - SANFORD ' FLORIDA 3'77' •IELEPI4ONE 305 ' - C' . .,' - 4 - - —I — school, flight school and other In nearby Oviedo. The school training institutes at numerous offers primary training for Locations throughout the those about to assume duties country. Most of the literature overseas. The Ovisdo camp Is used at those training facilities one of seven. Arrangements, with the tsprwedin Sanford. Aproject . ' ____ $heIua Mcintyre, waled, and Linda Brown go over cr.flhn NOW cOMP111WIAM 110111 at the Saidwd PoNeeDqaftnat ' I k" InsuranC Spiclalisti SOlON \ ( 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD PH. 32225I1 L umor. Petite F hions __ ____ . S . CRAMMANSHIP a QUALITY ',. +J.. , A i . "• .1 i' ___ • . ThI1'DW11fl .5-. - - . .. 1' me wlnnln combination - 5. ' AN hms of I I& I Luster Terre In beutlful new fall colors. ____ ';;'ij . -- - • -• .' TNYIVUI ___ , Cgow In &W pook of our J. I TONY RUSS' W I __ - AMA& SSl *. SM I - Is NW -- MIIE NOKIVIAi1 . cosMITIcs AND .ouImuI . Thes It V His Rose 1 ' • ' -- . PRESSMAN .v..c..a... 4 0 JAMES BROOKS — DRIVER U SI %f 2. .)' i S 5tfj -? ri -'• a •' !. , T1i-t Ji F .si (_ Si' - • . - aiir p 1,,mz. - P isS1NW, Øbf1WIJ 4 2 — —- Phv A. kpsfl.t T. lIu. ii Iwo" -Agee - - TYPI$ITTU 66 of I BOB JOHNSON ' X An ____ j. • 4 I I -.5 4 - VAN DUNN NMIIIfl rn : -.--_u_.S_ IL ___ ... - M 0 SO.sadSI0 IOAT. usmuowpi TO 59 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CENTRAL FLORIDA t by •- -' KEYS DEPENDABILITY mass 1-16,106,19 1* lint. it doesn't cost more to dial with the , best I Ia. THE with ON Of ft 14 companies we repro. ___ - (chict ysuv__hi*) newest ftAlon rap: -Bright II r Z / I ___ 'f:-.'.t fto coma to Insurance, the Tony. Russl Team has the edge. Our $W~Jallsts don*f just sell you a policy. We study your Individu41 * needs and A 'I--. CALl. - ( 1\ COMPANY PRINTING .. church or Sunday school. tribal languages. SPAcEs ' -4 J\ printing of New Testaments In repreeemtative to speak at a produced NOW I ___ ' . now under way here is the mission can be MOR AT 220 FRENCN AVE, SAN 'RD L Ado_-%~ _P of ___• . the Sanford plant. A prayer and sonnel. He said preliminary a praise letter is printed plans call for the complex to be Wilt "within 20 miles of the monthly. The New Tribes Minion is Sanford headquarters. . - . ' - '_" Co r5 �- - c.-- - , 60!~'904 ptrA S Pig Changes Coming -- --- ----...- -, - - .. ------.-- --.--.- ----.--.--.--"..-----...---.---. MI - 4#4*3A~i 'r -. ;-:t 6—Eveuleg Here W,lssNrIll PL Up - - -- £vsisg Herald, Sanford, 1111. Herald MvirIlssq', sank d, Pt. $0y, Oct. 21, fl,, Thsridsy,Octn,p Sunday, Oct. 21,1,79-1 Thsday, Oct. 21, 1,79—I HARRELL & BEVERLY I SINCE 1960 Twos A Routine o` Year, But... w By LEE P. MOORE For the coming year city taxes were Incressed from SN mills to 7.90 mills, an Increase of .18 mills. Although the budget was 6.90 mills the commission felt the Incresee was necessary because of the size of the contingency account A contingency fund is money sat aside for ti e unoexpected. We have recently had a good example of when that money could be used. Had Hurricane David moved inland around Palm Beach as expected and not gone up the coed as It did, it would 1*,, cad the city considerably more to clean up the debris. The Iwide for addltlonaJ equipment use, fuel and overtime have come from the had smaller fuflds, but It seems to me that those years were more stable and this year increased cod are a certainty. Because of this and otkr reasons the taxes were Increased with all of that increase going into the contingency fund accosad. iIt has- beenmuch improvement in the appearance of the downtown am. Isn't it amazing how a little paint applied in Jiut the right way Will drew upw old brick bulldlng7 The city has Mayor, city of Suford The 1978-79 fiscal year was more or less routine in so far as city government was concerned, there was some good happenings and me bad. mod serious thing during the year Was the e talgic fire that occurred on Aug. 1, in, at Second Street and Mignolia Avenue. The loss of a young man's life Is always sad and o*hcs the heart of everyone, particularly the M of duty. it. Bill Price was a highly respected firefigider. He be missed by the city of Sanford and the Sanford nt. In City Administration we have made changes, we now have women working as laborers in our city crews, we have switched otn the county landfill for solid wade disposal to a private Lpndfiil. This change has reduced disposal expenses by about 40 percent and allowed us to maintain our current garbage collection foes n the face of rising fuel cost. Early th the fiscal year a ooperatIve program with various department heads, they were ked to provide their own transportation on a relmburseable liasis. This has been a savings to the city. However, because of the thcrease in gasoline costs this program Is presently under review 4nd allowances may have to be increased, fund that happened when that loss is In P [uLsm] ORANGE/SEPSVJOLE CABLE VON would Fire In Serving Apopka, Belie Isle, Casseiberry, Longwood, Maitland, Orange County, Orlando, Sanford, Seminole County, Winter Park and Winter Springs. I have been at City hail we have 3619 S. Pried, Av.nus approved an concept ual plans for a downtown mall, but It has net been determined how this improvement will be financed. Thi property owners and the Greater Sanford Development Cbrparatlon should be congratulated on what they have done on their own Initiative. I - • Sanford, 14"1411111 32771 • 3224512 , • , - ' • , 'U, -, , -• - .: !' - Controversy Prevails o In '79 By WARREN E. (PRI )JNMJCS Sanford City Manager initiated a private structure renovation program, and the city opted to abandon the federally funded (ETA program. - - - custom framed. - -v - - -- -. - - - - or %nford 2 ARTiSTS $UPPL*S Si ACCESSORIES -• nsuIt wh usi W,wre liwsys alsased to diecuis your decorating probhms with oul. - SDWIi&Jtik L - 210 - - - Fire - NIS Department OMPUT AUTO MMIOVS - PH. 322.422 - 7J L " Future Uncertain - HemM$$eff Writer The future of Seminole i Memorial Hospital (SMH) UI Sesdos'd resnalsw In qmnlIn. ______ eaIsf jM In addition to MOM , IURNEDNITERIORS ' ', ____- Auto Glass Seat Cover Co. coudy , - - V'.14*_.I .,4?t • i in am" l$ig or h_s the F A 1j ___ isl • ,uAdW. the d of 1iheiiShip$-bId iidii at- Iii. t Vie. P.p.rP • • . •i.( J• - -. - - • b i.- , ..'. Ii& .. - - - I .--.'--: !i tn .•- ;-tiiiii 18 •• - • -. • l&uiJ • - ._'—, el,- ------ - . • - 0 9, 0 he' 01 -' -• '- *'Lllfl 01 fuid, * : .;1:L1( -- . u, I DELAND• - • .iyi.' . • -- • • I.r\Id ••• - t ¼,-.• •.a.- -' . •'. - . ' ,, • - ;.% . r . ____ b ,I 1 WINTER PARK Ii 44 • 000 S ORANGE S KIUIMMEE 0 r PARRISH ,e' .'i I;' ç 1IpI"? :I! S ir -Ir •ituaui-- • wg•IIi • : • -: go :- tdit a __m -w-. '•I • ANO Ss'ay' _ COANT LM a -.4- L'* . . •s - - - —--- ----•-. I, • - ••--.; - , __ - - -- -• - - — - __ -_ _ •_• U -_ _________ 71 - ' to Merriness - •,,,-.--- S OCALA ' lie - Ewa • ZA P •• • -- '- .-; ___ • 41 •.,. AQUARRY UNDEVELOPED SITES uasot.*os ;y -- 'CONCRETE YARDS • , • - __ dapNed BLOCK MFG. " . 214611 - ' •."c$ N go. hiveul rIUId uuw ha - -. ,' __ - *CEMENT SILOS •- 4* / -I . -- -, '4.' - - - - - '• '. •. 1"I Iu.fl'ai Ai &s • - • I -. . -- - ' ,-•J' Serving Florida Since 1926 : \\\% , • _______ Ii PHONE 322.5030 315 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD ati The OnItY Is Ni Acdd.at" 'Wk And r 3 EXPERT WORKMANSHIP -• - - -- i/Jill 11 '.t . - •-_I ,• In addition, a new lobby, aaavlsigs the hospital buthe. alit". ____ • ThsiivedkPncustarsonwu. Morrison's, a a a hospital ares len bees de'lgned. . Um will own ad view color ntnow spokesman from J vislonst , cility. The boerdol yoweld fa'' Buys.po thejoint ich have trade. 01 8MM has asked the r.nIw4 lbs black and white "laM" on Hospital ' II w• Accreditation lowed SMHand wits tlworiglmudthe building County Seminole '.,• mIiulonsr,tocsianrthsstatue gave the hospital a twoyesr Other Im equipment . "7 of the hi"1 hem COedY" accreditation. The survey isan lirevemesits and .ItWI,n. In. .osdtoa,,Iv.taset4sr'prol* indication I. the cemnialty duds a new bleed diagnullc that the hospital ds four now tallawAry " to beard of estaUII " etainCS11lilig arm of its the indalletion .1 a Lesser edher*y.tIi.wMM would b.a hit ?"cempin Word preceidr unit whkh advantages p im proves transcription elortnesdc .ari I1 r, Ispee..diagwItha$12nw.uir regularly NrvlcsdSiNW predacUvity in medical Is if million raw on pi:d for the IIS'bsd in- prv Going Ii. lids year. 83011 eataWh'ud wIth ft I'4el' aid, the average cog NeLadir flbl. to puti for a stay v " Thur. ales were a 'bi 01 hswe,er, have Mcdid thsy inge'evsmeia$stbs t: 1sl her. Is low tha wSibswtUlNto beer pr!ii Laiidars OUR SPECiALTY WE CAN MATCH N% OF ORIGINAL INTERIORS PIl waltitig mom was provided for familles of patients in surgery _____ ,, W lz* 31$OiAN000e. The four pumper trucks, a tanker - — ' haar. Tops • Vinyl Tops Landau Roofs -fAde Glass if all types • Seat dyers Carpet C0NDff1ONAL GUARANTEE IWALLATION SERVIcE lNSURANE WORE Seminole Hospital _ a • Boat Tops • Convertible WIT - - WESNCULIZEIN: - CUSTOM - -. - SANFORD, FLA. Dube, 10 years, police department; Mildred Carver, 20 years, Diane Smith. 10 years, finance departmeat; R.A. Evans, 20 years and H.R. Lee and Charles Hose, 15 years each, Jim Poovey, Hezeklah Ross and Ernie Ellenburg, 10 years each, fire department; Frank Williams, 20 years and Harry Smith and Willie Knight. 10 years each, recreation department and 22 employees with five years each. Sanford firefighters have Magnolia. It was only the vehicle is sat out on calls aboid turnover in the department. truck, a 0400t aerial ladder been called on to battle two second time In Sanford's 190- 14 dam .a month. There =5 Harriett, who has been the chief unit, one emergency van, a major hi..ies in far this year. yew history tied a fireman was mIacullaneoui calls answered since 1914, sold In an Interview utility truck, and several hiin killed In thSthls of duly. Price's by the department about once a there has not been a vacancy spection vehicles. Depart' a,cii, gas vapors mental headquarters are at the death was followed by the *àk -which do not require for three yeam frSu - evesed s are unique among located at 1309 French Ave. from Mdi of. emergency services, acoordIn "We iuiwiiniiit alsele fdrl1e.it Compsq Inflation and rising energy central Florida departments In on CosnmercW Sired End were WIlle thd the 1100 hid been ad to Harildt. our people. costs pit a drain on the city career aspect of - Thi Sanford Fire Department the Ignited by heat from a water by amiislt don't conic and go. They budget, Harriett said, noting They has 30 1M14im. fireman Inheater at a am* horns. Fir. Chief 0.0mg.. chief. There Is also join the department and make a the department still will be able dudhig the Firemen worked all ImIgit to Harr1etta firefighters were one mechanic and a secretary career out of firefighting," to maintain the same level of keep the tank from exploding called out on an average 0527 nIbs department. The men are Harriett said. service as that of past years. and possibly leveling a square times a MOM 1* exting 01 the 39 members in the However, a new rescue truck uish divided Into three platoons. block of the downtown area. flre Abed seven times a Each fireman works 90 hours department, 21 are certified to which was hoped for will not be They were aucceulul. mouth firemen we Nut to per week. Erich fireman also deliver emergency medical affordable In 1*, he said.. ed, tragedy dnxk answer false alarms or prankknows he Is on N-hw can, service. Such service Is GEOFFREY POUNDS In fireman aloft Harrie t t sa id . delivered wdU such time as a seven days a week. 30-year-old when county ambulance can arrive to Despite hazardous duty the In addition, the fire departWilliam Price died figiding a transport a victim of accident pet supply More fire at NO ment's emergency rescue and long hours, there is little or Illness to a hospital. ' When they are not fighting fires or answering emergency calls, fire department per$ • . " '' vj sonnel are used to inspect new UN? A city buildings and to conduct .. IhIliOLI.40T existing ct of ions oases FLOM annual Inspe •: bugineases and commercial mg* for potential fire k GLASS & PAINT CO. NOLIA.SANFOR PH. 322141$ I g/ /J~ • - 301 W. 25th ST. / for every purpose - - --:J Year Of Tragedy 1979 Was A PAINTS ISUPPLIES 'WALL COVERINGS adtd1wmed - . _t_.-••____:• .• & HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS Wholesale Auto Parts = favor of Disney Worldandetherce,gral "We're auWg a whale new beeMer. lie cited th,abIUlyo( Iluti *iuI. we bilk, wave at listed hire. The lad the cibir to m,bl, sen P tNpThe'was of pe Wo I lis dud w short gas tow have been a an anticipated recession away, supplies and a slower economy, up north that the c1 aie down Memorial HL1Mai in doo, -. "There Is an aur.arlve .1. her. han mad, rul.'.Uen a real Suskrd earlier this your Greater Sardoni Qusubur of r Commerce director Jack fort through advertising to option. The snow and cold has these had be. t the Homer beijivep. lnvfte visitors from Florida and created real probleni. of ab Iwqdtal 'W4 be nisodst "I'm quite sswe we're in a the southeast to May close to as&n, raising pred4Ia 11 "I think the - chamber t• 7 ' betterposltlomsthaidh.raress home. Dlansy and this area, cods," he suit It mineral the ' of the coadry. ,iore are so raiher than take further trips. Interest in pomitoe relocation f&'ip of a OW a'iaisctlon many projects which have Ala, things Ilk, the 1114r, to north Somlals Cosdy hae of the people of Ssufsud," he \ darted in cudral Florids thal fuel Information hot-line can be come from these risid, the suit —GIUVYRXV N*JPS will keep things moving. useful In brkIng In those country - well, Hornet aid. -. Elsewhere, the alawdousi may builds whe mighi have been H,asldfselauha,,csm.from - •, be felt because people won't afraid they oould.'t find gus" a isuinber .1 (t-. in. \ benJn anything u,gitcuItjaj. heald. vedors. H, aloe aid low Horner said the men- dunavlak,edsruluss don improve," said Homer in w latirview. ploymid rate for the seamp an listed In r.pumty isag The recession of 1974 bust ares Is around Mx l re land the I. John's River. 4/ - -r become it Mowed lbS timId projectiles, we that it will During the post yo,Maw •. -, Indedry and that rubbed on in roniMa at abed that loyal. It is said, all available 'pace at the dli., aspects of lb0 sosusmy, ber,hss.ld,than.thsr Ne. Sanford Alepart sits has bun JACK HORNER he aMid. Ii Herr said eltaadey, i. I. 1a1f m ba ad "I can't iii anythingbell ditla, Iriwa Melding and grswthi1celbsypdin Credal Pridedaban apused doll 16 y" cas it spoilgois all the Sominde At ai eauhas, Vity Pact AMheIIIY 4. u ured ha boated. ft Is A or -in, Ui. city1a . MugnilásMaryad flSerfulh5ld, wis heths thi nud Map will be the data liii ceawattea .1. nwW M s•WVUUU Bente..m. We... $swlers. The cii,'WVrs gulag to — a majer ,vwiJomf.tr 'u*liphth.rehiuur,ks rd r aSuW — !'Copy in -ced4irMi • ::. Horner was wasMeta aMNM maw, heaiI whunthsaalt'-uefawth As the, tt: Ned, ytoISiUiI aid,kWlp,uftha I buslift b*ft fur new in' ohm ite.be ,,etii, " IN dairy.'tudoyoareowr,he veefthsinuoiis - A total of 350 years work for the city of Sanford was represented as City Manager Warren Knowles award ed service pins to 38 city employees. Among those receiving gold service phis were Tommie Robinson (left) who has worked 30 years for the city's utility department and Mary Harkey-Meyer who has served 25 years as Knowles' secretary. Others receiving service pins included: Michael Rotondo, 15 years, Linda Brown, 10 years. William RECALLING Cut to your design. IutIfuUy edged or Glass FadOI ' K - YEARS Custom Mirrors Sanford Braces. For Worst - -•-' Custom Framing Photos, paintings, etc. bsavtifuily framed to your order. Choose from over 300 moldings. - David Beverly, Owner Mgr., Anna Beverly, Office Mor-i Alvin Beverly, Don Beverly, Claude Malone Jr., Service Dept. INA Sanford was honored to hod Mayor Enayei All, of Ithulna, madly as "that period of controversy" with the conclusion of 9 Bangledesh, as pert of a cultural exchange at our Mate departpolice union action; termination of a police chief; Initiation 01a mod. A great deal of information was discussed with both parties Double Taxation Panel; the dart of a local option Public Employees Relation Commission, and the creation of a liaison M mmissioner for the police department. This was a trying period The coming 12 months will truly be a fiscal piule with the because of constant media attention to the solution of problems. It municipal budget co*osdlng Inflation and energy cods. ft will be was misleading the public because it was the effort to solve then a time to rethink the primary sunk.. of city and for the public PC oblems openly that created the media coverage, to decide what municipal services they actually need and are Lost within the coverage of headlines was the fact that Sanford willing to pay for as versus those services they would ilke to have continued a 13-year record of continuously lowering Its tax provided. It will be a time to get beck to the basics of local millage and the unusual program of reducing the number of government and to do without some of the nice extra services we municipal employees. have grown to expect. But this Is what the public mad decide and Lakefront lights went black and were refit again; private It requires the sane public tosay they ace willing to pay for these vehicles began to be used for city business; public housing services at the Inflated costs of tomorrow. - b ,. - . --.-.------a--- - David Beverly and the lit. S. A. Harrell located their transmission rebuilding service at Its 25th Street location In January INO. it Is probably the oldest tran. smisslon service firm, covering a O.mIis area in Central Florida. The Beverly. owned business also wholesales auto parts. The original owners located In Sanford almost 20 years ago because they protected Central Florida was the growing area and they liked the size of the City of Sanford. Harrell and Beverly have grown with the area and look forward to expansion and progress In the Third Century. It Is now a Beverly family operation, THE IDEA PEOPLE Wlndow plats• Auto giass Slore fronts *Sliding dears Table tops , - ' Area Prepared For Recession (r_ j\ — ••. -. The pad 12 months for the City of Sanford will be remembered PETE KNOWLES - -- - . .. • ' lax Millage Down Again I -. -- - P1 - LEE MOORE ' - - .- - .- r- - - - - -.------. - - - �S 5. _•____.,,iupI._IIPP - . r" -• — S. ": ... - '4. .. ''?*I.iti4 '- ' 1 .' 5-. '5- ' S. 4 5 '4 "", ' 4 - - Sunday, Oct. 21, 179 Thursday, Oct. 2S# IM 0—Evenni Herald, Sanford, Fl, 8—Herald Myertis.r, Sanford, Fl. Entries Coming In For nford'ss Golden Age Olym pics n Age Olympics is necticut and Virginia," Jerdetails and we're off and men and women will entertain the Oct. 6 McDonald's Day accident policy to cover par. "The Golde an economic assist to our area before the event." ByJANECAEl3FJIRY participants Monday night. A when the Golden Age Olympics ticipafltL_ running," said Jernigan. The Fifth Annual Golden Age nigan said. HeraldSWt Writer "We are no ionger just wi and we hope '0 "Our advisory hoard has the Taylor, the marathon swimmidweek banquet is planned will receive 40 cents on every The greatest advance Olympics, a week of cultural response in the history of and fun events as well as feeling this will be the year we mer, will be the honorary for Wednesday night and a dollar meal ticket turned in. On event, but now the Golden Age develop. Sanford's Golden Age Olympics athletic tournaments for per. will really tax the capability of hostess for this year's Golden variety show on Thursday tickets purchased but not used, Olympics is an annual 'hapthe organization Will get the full pening' which has received night. tças been reported by Jim ions 55 and older, will be held our facilities," he added. Age Olympics. Medals will be awarded amount. Receipts will go for national publicity in trade Jernigan, coordinator of the Monday, Nuv.5 through ,, are 11e road, Several other celebrities are winners of athletic events as awards, medals and other magazines such as Days Inn's event. Saturday, Nov. 11. magazine placed In motel "We have gotten a lot of plans to approach government being Invited to take part in the soon as the particular tow- expenses. "We have received 4540 rooms around the country, applications from entrants inquiries from clubs who want agencies to provide facilities opening ceremony at the nament is completed, said flu make available W r'uI Sanford Civic Center on Nov. 5, Jendgan, as in the pad many of Zayre Department Store will Hartford Insurance's trade already from far and near," to participate as a sponsoring the celebrity host publication, and various Including Miss Florida. There the winners were unable to stay be 4aid Jernigan, "and that's Palm Beach County, West larger '"Ium and will be the usual lighting of the for the Saturday night award again this year. and Hartford automobile and industrial and ziany more than this time last Palm Beach, St. Augustine and stand." be offering tourist development trade "The committee met Wed. torch and trumpet fanfare. ceremony. Insurance co. yeai. Usually the response Is Fort Lauderdale, as well as out _"SL ._ ___,_,... . magazine&" said Jernigan. --1sauIy vuni' WE IPJ%1I iIt5 now are ai 5WC for me speviaiiy X5ilCu ww av neslay to confirm iast minute tie heaviest the lad 2½ weeks of state from Illinois, :1 5 i S ADCOCK • • • • -• ..• . ' 4. 0 ..t.; • F' SHEET METAL SHOP • : ' - By DONNA ESTF Herald Staff Writer Seminole County, one of the s*nauest counties in the state with 350 square miles, and one of the larger in terms of population at 150,000, Is a pace-setter for the other 66 counties. A leader in the area of comprehensive land-use planning, long before It became a requirement of the Mate, Seminole during the put year joined a half dozen other counties In Florida by ordering a change in its method of voft to the ultra-modern punch card computer type. Looking toward government of action, solving problems before they occur, rather than reaction, the county and its seven cities have not been hesitant about trying the innovation, Special legislation calling for Seminole and Its cities to adopt comprehensive land-use plans was recommended to and passed by the Lagialatire several years ago. Although some elected officials grumbled, comprehensive plans were completed locally. Only this year have the other counties of the state been required to take similar challenges. Ode To Sanford INSULATION ••• •. • 5 t'4lt ., • - 4i 01 Con. never knew those steamship Through precious, porous, limestone aquifer aays of yore But! am homesick for them To bubble to the surface here below Just the same, Nostalgic for a slower pace of Many an Inland city would give much life For frontage on a lake like And pleasures of a simple our Monroe kind again An aquamarine gem with I dream of slower boats of midas touch shallow draft To berth at Sanford and go A silver chain, the St. John's river flow but by day In season through Lake : Approach the city by the lake tssup to observe ! Oviedo's busy citrus packing The setting sun behind you There comes a moment when plants, :. To find Satsumas, Queen of the light Reflected from high windows :angerines, : Those slipikin beauties, suchSets them ablaze and they become joyful trod Spectacular tiara, regal Again, through Harney, on to crown Puzzle Lake, Of fiery sapphire brilliance ; To remote reaches, part ofSt. 4hn'ssource S A pure and placid rustic Aurora Borealis, step aside oeneistherequIte Inaccessible Your scintillating rays are pale tothem No less than Venus, Evening Wekiva, Blue and Rock Queen is here •. ; To claim her diadem of ;prings come to mind . And largest of them all, myriad Jewels earned Silver Springs Mary E. Wilson t: Sylvan delights, pushed down Sanford Senior Citizens Club ij)y gravity From mountain heights so 6A Nasturtium Court Orange City 'ery far inland .• 5 j-.' . ' , Amid predictions of doom and gloom, the county In the put year severed its relationship with the Orlando Public Ubrery system to create Its own system. And, surprising!y to some the new county system Is working. 11 county has to invest $200,000 annually in new books until it reaches a standard considered good. Problems of inadequate and scattered offices of the sheriff's department have been solved with the leasing of BuildIng 310 at the Sanford Airport for consolidation of all offices in one spot. At the same time, construction of the new ultra-modern county jail Is nearing completion, with a Spring opening of the new facility forecast. Meanwhile, the cities of Longwood, Lake Mary and Winter Springs opted for city manager type government, joining the city of Sanford in that form. Strong mayor-type continued In Altamonte and mayor-council continued in Oviedo and What lain store for Seminole County during the 1* year? County Budget Director Jeff Etchberger says the economy here will continue strong despite predictions of recession elsewhere. S - ______ 2. lam S S - •. .• 5 • . S • • 5 • S S If 44 • • \ IT -'- I1i S PAINT 0 C 0 C K • • • S S •• • - IS - . • ••. • i •, ,• . , ., 5. •. 55 S 5 It' 800SouthFr.avchAvonue,Sanford,--HouusTh•Adcock Ent.rprisu, Adccsck Paint Cintir, ioot M.tal Thop, And Adeed Roofing And hisulation. . — d • . . . ___ £ Eciusmy ladlestar For sea:: CsndMued new c.trucUua S. -'W I- • S - •.P; 5 - •-. ••. ., WAN Ian 545 5 "4"555*5 •.i -.---.--- momSheriff John Polk examines his modern-day communications system FREE IS' ;SS• • Tcft a LOA... S 1 ft V I. ft A Pal .322.9558 - - Wit WW9 . S RONADO SUNIKOTI • SUPUIMI bd Is ft am I I Iw - I - S .. •. . 4 ROOFING SNEET -METAL mum TTTT17I WI tims aid MPPWW nmuftan ONICQATCOVIR$WQOANDMAIORYI k7j0 p now Ioofs, 1ipa1rs broofing, AT S I bsctp. ysi sims$s t mid- I '•......• 1 ... r 4fS OW matkd I ISd. I ás'di.ds sad I I; puss f.aI I::. IiN"tY1S as lompta way __________________1• rye Is svidusmow I . 1 pi'tT. jiiCS • S &mom • I . ,t Ic.nmy ... Govrnm.ntArts . • 5 S v. 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Bat by all that Cetral and hued upon What oo..1aJ attiadles pro* (!:. r IA *d1P COSflDIOCI$1 and 1T hJ hfl IWUt l 0 ly _1I7, we we be fired, as it to the e ar th ri wig Flo da Ist$al es'ist In e owe e uural Is well dames'and 4)1 wes are projet.'t.d to was Inthe early 1V7, from any projected to v0lth'UI U toad Residential cosatr , of W the mass EnI!Ie ! Red Bug Road, Wekiva Springs ci4kM, net year with suer major downtwn In economic the piiast rate growth and j. the Euon orporatlon '— If ad at Road, Sand Lake Bold and eudlisarias, such as the 14I ceflt1o5. FIAMCIA for such de,eloimist, Md 'salk' IpO1M cmces at of th grow area, the 14 major projects in the area such a.a.pl r e Mary In B1IIIY Beach Road liiis. of Its major aubslt1es, 's"r the coming, well as In major dsvsloianeat. bdadrlsl Park Md the Porn Inc., to Seminole Systems. such as Tuscawlih., The Park Iadudrlal area also World, the Orange County year. Cosarty. Bigtdanda, Starling Park, Deer projsntid In espermonce drcng Coflventlan Ce,tos, the Airport the eneru protMrns Altl and ethers. which are already Ran, and Lake of the Wooda, growth hi the coming year. Other major corporations and No country today I191II of major The projections the rosviiv4t.d and financed at eyp which f we uld present major obstacles solely-owned companies are yw an epUmIiVe on an ,dIs'tod $12 billion, will co areas which are de,eIc Md ce in u -. g the some inued growth and follow to th nt e co projett.tonosittotoeupand all frets, aqsclally to corn. provide thenecessrybufferto expansion the ares, this rsIocMln from northill! MM parlian to what .eoaisniisis are carry us through any recessiy,onsome energrof(Thu Is bringing to here Md clher dining the coming year. ii w In the which may ocw nationall It will not be zasmi to projecting to oc continue to me smia1lor 01"d soon". *A ow only major threat should an associated growth in provib growth, not only in the ..— ____~a population the central Dunbar of JOIX available $"ply of rodticton Petroleum InfWda Wft to a major LM*44 Where 0 antirs two K or at the bw in eel comerfrom Ths inerassIng do in ft ppddM ~ do the fldd#nti&l subdivision was ,fttM nad" acanan~y will , the tiantlost ___ 71 BldgetDlredsr . - 11 - Seminole Coucty Is right In the heart of one of the drvnged periods of economic develop. ! met in Its entire hidory, 10 IWpaIs the rapid T 1'P*Id ,.*owth and development Which ovcwred thring the early irs. Ir. L IX Si I.-mr1enced over IS? ijJIlon in ew conatractIon and development County.we. I onomic indicators for the 1?w4 year allOW that the .. AL ____ is an am . . - I - -j . 4 _w - 1 )" . 11., ~~. " t "%'~'_ - a .,. toietn iidi us en for Seminole CietY k th. - major NOWAII ii.uniitO inthe cOWAY,0 tk COmq :r;IwJ - 1 dm ~ Quip SystemloW, and aft j 'u the co"Ys WO provis us with a Mrcig tan The new facility, which has square feet of office and It ApII • . Sen*ior C*it*izen Federat'ion Includes . _.. , Seminole coi*ygevermneit I and must be paid by April11 rolls and In deed mi $UPUVIIO* OP ILE. • Is a political subdivision of the ascii year. tax, Types 'St exemptions' to 1t0141 to date. It has the power The $upsr,iour of to mete oat justice, rder voters properly imes idudsi and adminlater health and - Hem.st$d, graded for In charge. of smi1ng eat all ftcpsllyoècuplad by lsowner. elertlan la dictated by on I welfareserviess. Osudbee hi Florida also have Thu iuir$Isfl rss from dcli !IM1W Those 1, sieiiNyswe incindetbe.reálstratlesel cld vdirs, hosing ye' In $ti,* f thus, as the operation of 'water: of droolhays itved to Florida rsglofeati*, lisa cenest, . ;••.. and central, street 1 I _'...., MU. ,• ...i..'' ISY4!! CouilyPoitMdhenity. teNporyuar ____Md s4JiyIng .1! L am kw The legislative and ad 9101101101 W OIL 'M{ofthestdhigell diiifiM p.ea mñdratinfusdiu.oiceudy qpl$ar go,,r,mient we cudieidkiths aadaug. frenIlNtot$il".W.Idurwev?'iIWIn.Th U the hande of cosditationel cmcWs .men$uni from taxation le' . rw mad aupesiimifd.c"1.vsmcea 'total valise of the prep. elected by the - Th.lqMdTh1eDqai1au'l the kiath ffew 'of: the csu registered voters. r.thN!,'erM.Nd.mce lbo.eofflclahaareboaedin colledafceson Md dickers for villlclue ed by' uui-1 Mthehrll, Flom, the coady cut Include; the county oem- pemeno re.Am--.-. 0 v.4y.. Ui. 1741, 1Aagued, er do øMa ,1tdS IqMS n-' —, tax oolledu,,pesty 1 diparknrl aim hN er 'ad 14, appraiser, sqsnls.r of u*rWy offk, of the 'alloa beds. uUiit" U oily sl In the osady. eiect'' aid $lin ad airerall In;,se Fret of dusty nidmey ph Call ceust Other d@"silos Iisldrs cnMy New res1dest$' II and three !n*!*.ad*Md Florida rdrUim. kiIu the Is In ntur ekSkIT1? osady aunt jeSL The ulior*s,.fllo. Is hinted Miiu wi is days iflie spin mjng' to $MdaeIe hildidiN$*UlMde'd beginning employment w 'i. ir 1S.ØI&. haveth* .pIar1 gc'stoaLk.L AkpiIt.?N 1. 1. of me oeepsuen Mosase L1e' beS Us centhesa. •. becimligli IN Odd".to_ths_cMdy In UsS '000, i Wllda'.1 RR nuu s soadleoft lei - &au&. fl Ian1al, Ciady , Apsu w - In vats U the usfs silos, the cent repseter I1eg ad ! Ir fi~ psHe.aycadketeW aathac1sw*U7art analssniMbymadopest ' •nl Ua.ecth ' I-h$L gesde dine. alas located In Ike elected. ,M4* In Ike mlasrvloud$heeeisdeVs day bsfois, a dsur SW ueth wW of theasUe .Non Iscied In ft c the iupsnVs uld anelsetsdiibtiI In IT r1 dflcsM1D4IN.uli'i1N, Stagkanp'arii - ThirS : areas rEir&tliwa Us. Plus as U.S. 170$ Is GwArd 41960M weden NOON of lumper yersa Laagweed,MdMUssuidds do drdTwoeday MOW Ihe Mall, Stats Heed * aid 14, Mask to Nwoder casitItathimal silesr e.' Is own' county's . -LI '.:,• .'Wi ___ -, •'.. * .P - 11 I . I I • '.. ___ iisd ai St Mst øIp. iet or - aft a" of= ____ . , ' ' ',-•. ': w ~i I 9 !±'''. ,W.W he or hubs '1 ' Ovhdo 11111111 - —'--- -"' --;- '- '': ''''... IdIIii!1 r - 1L -- 1 ,rJ . '' , -'' • ' A I, , 1 ' venience ' i ' 1 I. IJOHNSON 1T g - — - OUTBOARD MOTORS .BOAT ACCESSORIES ores were IWINCHESTER A REMINGTON RIFLES SHOTGUNS I BROWNING AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNS IAMMUNITION AND ACCESSORIES AND ' " ,I ... In addition to numerous In doctors' offices and dental built in this area, ' •& o p ' COMPLETE LINE OF 4 41 AND SUPPLIES BRAND NAME APPLIANCES 4 HARDWARE STORE ( . , 001 I'l NELSON & COMPANY, INC., OVIEDOI FLORIDA PH. 365-66 4 e WNCCLCI? ,Lt. 1 f r Woes . . \ Him ,,With the high growth rate more out of the existing system Seminole County has been and eliminating bottlenecks. ~ X to .- 1. q_ _ fle Fo r GARDEN TOOLS LAWN was ••. -• a t(Ilize Wheeler Fertilizer Company is an original developer of special formula fertilizers scientifically correct for Florida soil. LOOK TO WHEELER FERTILIZERS FOR HIGHER YIELD CROPSI 1' . ' '" ''b -• . -' . •. . - Will t ç C') IR A d1 Yo- J1? IlI PHONE 365-6632 OVIEDO, FLORIDA mcov,r this year was traffic rate, enough money is at bShIS For a substantially higher engineering and the tran- generated for maintenance and number of people to turn to mass transit would entail ti. with rtation situation, according t to County Administrator Roger "Because of these factors, we massive "is In lifedyles on by. and changes In land use. These are Nelswender 'llI are not In keeping with "At Issue Is how to make the passing and modifications to lifestyle pattern people who road system. We the ivdom liveable when we don't the siding $ave the funds to create ether are forming how to get the live In Seminole ward$ bus rldsrdulp "The alternatives," the ad- most cars and capacity out of the .v44h network of roads. t Seminole has been dmnal, ninletrator said. "lii. county vop"ras' has One-dollar per gallon for I The problem Is lack of oney, Neiswender said, approved funding to' hire a gasoline Is not the magic It iohit"1 oat that several thus traffic engines In this new number some have thought to 6ss. monstIs needed than Is budgsly,sra$wouSlSInhIS woØd be to move , generated by gas.hine plie, heavier emphasis en change their way of life toward law forcing i,osmaII,M1an sIs1hsaUoa modifications, the use of mass traneportetlon uee.'bes. Attera4½m.sdhMid3we r iioiIUesoftr., ij with macti met. than $1 (med the bed way to Improve "A one-cud per gall- tax MC'SIIWI Is with a tips of par gall.sfor gsllne for years their Ufedyk. enerates the semi amoet of control that has p high wittiest chi • 'Usstoaldgh degree of mass ions, at $1 per gallon as It did flexibility for MdItIOPI hen gssolins was ishlkigaiN "The program 'provides for traaspsrtatbon would.. help concentrating successof a. saifltenane, In .;;& C. & ft'W _ a ' , '5 . , - ' • I. of be ad ceetywids lu Us. st hers to Iw1h11 to March, * in lbs prisidedish rijeendlel' pr7. sat the sew sites, do old meèaiid A : •. t. • i ' •" I I . - -i I ",'i't')Y." ,.:'-? i! -i" -!'.. . *~'_ ' " '.. __ ic ': 1-1 - ,aisI1e -dsr _i' I ok ___ i s ' - IV -' wwill Ied at the CA1SU1AUIIE he dam" Ild" ,_ — 1 Whichr 2 a-i. .r I.. 12+ - I I. because new date law —. penues to, have voted In eider flSIsitegldir.t a does vats, that in. foisidhss WM be recorded In the rigidrotbon si isr of Us.,vSin4 of s de ' wy~ Ithech d 001 10$W' - I . sewehlsetbesetothedlim: 17$ of the eld WI , ____ I puma , ,ecbaf cat typO macblues.. . ____ %; .i.iè ___ rialrssitbsdhydl" "-' t.' *"'4r I - For 'SO Elections I,CAM"D. ' '.• .11 •'' • ,•'. 'i'.' aflk'I Msts ?Jui Poach $iON,OOS'' 1.." ili ____ ___ 1 'I ' I • ':.i'. -' , •'-' -. 4'... ' ! '0'L'_-1 ____ ,.:',,. '": • ' DONNA ii1 - '.&. ipiratim .r Oct. Serving Th. Area SInc• 1885 % L.( con- )atavoti Punch Card ___ - -. '- •, 4', 111i • NC'VAflUA • r, -m y J's, as appied _asi no uas • m.ibhru'• for pePtinel ,ujuirad'dd rid idute all reeseda issessillag lb. "• ." of lbs dr1ulI ad and Psr g- i.inUsepiya rti àady. Aay — .#J__MidmssdMe majority, the two b,pslds hutakm NUI UsS is IndIIn uj d1113? ad J.4Jdi._.....,., idN5SSch1, .1 dSIkNOW4MdIsi 'r pumap je up. firth J *kMutMsadIsI weóaitar,. . it -. Sunday, Oct. 21, 1919-3 Thursday. 25, 97_3 •' 4L •''-'-*c. wfeeIUneàlMuISpnf uuiImrJIrninei$e LIAI1I5 ,neNhIss. • r ___________________________________________ ___ •' - I I I J Ua"ty cenithns,mealssbelsadhe i. ) , -_ may - , Twelve Handy Way built In st central Florida last year. "They're our bread and but tsr," said Shoemaker. , Now : • i - __ • : asphalt, siem cars be taken out ada peruet of the' tetal population liaterlala with all bases con. s'.gatItet, pat Into Use sign'l to moving by bus. coathuitseperstlonwldleths Srthil.Con*ythsreisatwe-' 1 torim. ihsnistIsbeitpiridt.ibesep.zntuse. ___ ,ft 'We eupsat a. 10 pirueM. -11 do g.asiselnthesalssdlasohne keyto_aug more cepeØly Seminole's roads must be $ASsifllfl44it01ahh1th5Mnt eadnet- n.IM'Md,pol.hslesmadbe e of tear and a resulting and work 'Thee, we 10 key Is. 'repaired. The candy really has $dentical decrease in tan tersectiosis where . Im- no dlou The number of jIEJSII (1051 that un' quedlens coining op prouMsts aled to be made. ahoolatily convinced ma thuslkt, In revenues we N a buiig.4 has 501101 mgu' a slgalfI to Implement thi plan and the these things mad be dose. We scums d§CrlM_ for rands. anoint Is budgeted for this new are hiring a eddy person full • time to tell us how wecan ___ in no ng right ad we also 'we I Is Pills sibs" a his pro de malevi on bat opti Md par ar to 14ad," Ibissadir salt ficisucy. We we' aquseing —DONNA UTU, ': _ IW ,, TProbIm ' " - • I , ' ____ : side per gallon," he said. At mtal.control and subditofe 'alleviate the problem and by hesome tlniethe cods olroad controls where by a coatrel high degree I mesa 11*10 _ 1. - Transportation S. -• 11 ." on . I ~- ' ___ Ll , *4ut . WaqbSpemLOiñ G",":th*o. i '.' ' ' HeraldSWf Writer "Theinasstraiinitcosnponent The biggest Issue Seminole e.rlencIng, coupled with the government began to problem of the gasoline tax has been heavily bus.oniented. •. .11 I, -. 4 ' : l 1%. 105 it who are I Wst'of Forist City' On Hwy. 436 off 4 .' I • . .'',;.,'. eempa vnow I , 1 •' •• 0 One of America's finest resident nursing centers providing health and related services for men and women in an atmospher. of friendliness, professional competence and old fashion concern. Operated by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, this beautiful facility is ideally located and is easily accessible to most Central Florida.co,nn'tunitl.s. • ;. •- , " care . .. ...... ' 0 years federation. NURSING CENTER __.;2NW0 •. . •• Jan. 0.aidAn Pita,sn .,. ` 4 • .4 . I Shoemaker started his KAY SHOEMAKER Shoemaker also bandied the company on 1, 1910 at extensive remodeling that Mellonville and Rosalla and The past year has seen a clone to Sterchi's on French was primarily Involved In variety of projects completed In avenue. It was about a $2 residential construction but, this area. Fourteen now units million year for Shoemaker. We soon branched out into all have been built at Mayfair Otypes," he said. Shortly after Villas, a condominium cam- In the planning or building ',that he moved Into his 25th munity of single family stage are additional branch 'street office. residences across from Mayfair banks, restaurants and a new t' Over the Shoemaker golf course, residential project, Kaywood condruction has grown until Additional homes have been will be one-acre tracts built they have fullUme built with the opening of section west of Sanford. "We're employees keptbusy six of the Idyliwilde sub building then In the $50,000 and with a mixed schedule of division. During the pad year op bracket," said Shoemaker, residential and commercial 14 new homes have been "and we should be going strong ;omidructbon. completed there. by the first of the year." year 00. ' '- roof Instead of scattered around the area. facilities fec mini-ear, of world." 1 '4 pressed his pleasure at finally having ever'thlng under one the W ' "i!- no ulevard. Shoemaker e- .. worked in his U '. '• at ceder for dances. By DONNA E8 whereby senior citizens We tahihig advice, for the elderly, laIPh4 a sigh (itiCOad C$Td throigh the federation, he mid, the shipyarda before that, and bin brdher4n4aw and family to civic After golting together a group provided with one hat meal letters from diffirost d*a en for seniors which will be Is called "teloplione buddies." had ,nirksd In a linseed plant 08"Florida, decided to Herald Stiff Wrilur move to Sanford to make his of mealcinni and more than N linseed oil. upcoming ewids, direction for rse"pl'id by many different Under the sydem mejors who .I The Seminole County daily. attmdii the weekly nt home he's. lCw'b'iy had retireme we cted Youth, each As a conta live alone —Congregate _meals held hi gaining legal advice and merchedi. edarUlon of Senior QtI,ana "I never saw seni friendly dances on Wednesday at. native "We we aim trying to gat a day U a ostala time to make 'gobs a composed 1$ the varies coswrnnitles where medical oars., organization lemb.sjack. peopl, as hers," the n.y.0 old ternoona, eitison —Distribution, In cooperation senior 'citizen .ember organizations with a the seniors gather for lunch and with the sherlWs dspwtmei*, building In Sanford with "so they won't feel alone in the and with Ida father on the farm. lw"wky aid. 1k and Mrs. .a1 membership of 1100 companlonhlp. ActiVe In the anion movement, Kandusky Joined the "Over 10" P"s'l'wky was fird elected vice -' of "Vhs for life." The vials nded together for corn. . ub hi Sanford Md darted president and thou president of *nIonsbip and social action. Buses are provided to take we ".Ig,iW to be placed in the amius 1ag the day," he FIve years ago, 1tnhiy . he had bean a shop diward, a the federation. citizens where they need to go, refrigerator, coidaling health ut "We would have a nun, and his wife retired to Florida, hulnese agent and priide'4 of doing Uthig.. : "The companionship Is Kar'1'*y said he west to thin the whether it be a doctors office, a Information is the home's and a medic available II the choosing Sanford for their the local union. :lfl the past n In city recreation department and wonderful," so he aid,, pointing th a Th. father of two pharmacy or shopping for occupants, where medical sullies needed thea, bet mod home. Hi had retired from e an IzatIon headed by 1 a dangldir In New "with my big moeth" soon out with Will that four couples and persosm) can find it If he Is of alitho sellers would not beat milk Industry In New Jersey Kansas ;Kamht'ky, a Sanford . wwwwww" groceries. andgranhsr of received permission for the who met In the club have after V years on the job; had Jersey . 110101 alone." bks compiled a formidable Ih needdL vWUN organization to use the city's marrisi ' A bee a Grob boilartasker In four, Kaminsky, aft shudy working A preovoo nxd* tho —Publication of a to Kamins1hys ;W ds ia~__: . r Pram Tax collection 11 To Stre et Lig hting " warencuae space, is located TZ00 Wed 25th Street at the itersectIon of Airport buL For the fird time, ft Groups 18 1. • u bmffi tram m1)Or 08911and 4ndustrial, merIeW and County, which is a major hoom probism of devsloinnud. co nomy. to be the 'may rival the r.eession we affect the coadruction and heatingoil luppliM hi the nosili fOr our e • osi year, been 16he for AX Shoemaker, Jr. 'The president of Shoemaker t. struct1on 11IIXI)?, known us mod people Kay, moved his Operation Into new quarters 1fl September after i,1 his previous location at 211 th Street, In Sanford, ____ Joined the ç .. ., Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. First Federal of Seminole and d'BankofSemhiol.lioth new brIIICbS$ to 1110 Forest Cit and Lon wood areas respectively with candruction handled by Shoemaker. ml Numa Corporation has opened their new offices and plart in Lake Mary and the Orlando firm chow Shoemaker to construct the facility. enaldltaff Writer community certain they are all right and Massachusetts as a , •' '.' 11, 0 By TOM NETSEL ~ __.--_~ a of :; : •' "I nuking 11 - . Shoemaker Construction I 1. Stronger Than Ever .ç"Md from ass k;"... dIfl( Or*S w,. - C" expect a con, JEFF ETCHBEROER ,. I so EPCOT, Walt Disney denIqanss, in Wader :00d at the ; I 4 time. :.,., Realistically, Seminole • Evening Herald, Sanford, PP. i,,, : EyJETET(UQE : :.. -. S S Oct. i im P1. Etchberger: County Is In Heart. Of Growth Period ft : '?"P")"-',- ' a' * lj,j In*w r I. ~~i I-A ~f ", 1, ft~ . I ~, -, . ,- __ Wft No. . I ?4_12i - . - ' - '' ' •:.' r , I ,~;._ I _U~;. 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I I. •:.., . --.----...--~...'~-I..,-.--..~--....-..------.-.-~-.-.,~--.-----.----.-~--~~--..I I . . .. 11~ _, i - : 'c :. ~ - . . . . . . . - '.' - , - , - -_ I . . : e P2&z... i - '.,, '..ounry '. .: ,,,, I .1. , ~ Com -t! ~T a INININIffiffil -D C111-14 By GARY KAISER Director, Deportmew of J PW; ~ ~ = - ined Essentially, the program in the foilowing margm: When an alarm of &a or Medical emergency is rwdvW In the literest of providing I-N Vehicle or the type of uniform RESIDENTIAL *COMMERCIAL To Stay First... We Have Expanded To Serve - to On location of the incident regardless of municipal or Longwood Fire Department recently. joined Seminole COX*y boundaries. County Fire Division, Depart The telephone calls, which mnent of Public Safety, and the were originally received by Altamonte Springs Fire each city, are now received at I BUILDING You . . - Seminole County, the automatic Seminole County Officials Central Communications, Civil concept of the Automatic First - - Response Program will be looked on favorably by other municipalities, ultimately resulting in a uniform progrân Defense and Motor Vehicle Inspection has been In existence a little over four years. A result of the (County Commissioners, Department Heads, FireRescue and Police Services, etc.). County has Tentative plans for the 5,000 reorganization of County among all agencies with the cadsUuihcontralizedalum received approval for matching square foot construction in- Government In 1975, the Public ultimate goal being improved receiving and dispatching. The funds from the Federal elude facilities for ac- Safety Department has taken emergency service to all ability to handle simultaneous Government for the con- commodating government on new dimensions In coor- citizens regardless of where 811d multiple alarms has been struction of an Emergency officials for two weeks. dinated-combined emergency they live. increased tremendously by the Operations Center (EOC) for Facilities such as kitchen, rest services with the Cities of The Board of County Cam. rooms, fuel and food supplies, Altamonte Springs and missioners is committed to this pooling of resources and the Civil Defense purposes. daition location and personnel - -- year for the two cities and the unincorporated areas of • Seminole the Public Safety Department's Center previously mentioned pre1 I determined responee assige- bested at the Comfy complex determined automatic GARY KAISER ments to emergencies oc near s.mIno: community r.'ponee. wring both within and o'4a14, (bflsge. citinen experiencing a fire or When considering the cost of of municipal boundaries of The basic reasoning behind medical emergency should only providing fire protection and these two cities. the program Is 'imply that a be concerned with getting the emergency medical services in Better as huirricanes, nuclear attack, tornadoes, the building will be Safety, encompassing Fire success of the Automatic Rescue, Response Program. utilized as the central com- Protection and Hopefully, in the future, the Medical Services, Emergency municatlons headquarters for first response program is a viable and economical alternative to controlling these IIcatktn and equipment, fire costs. - Department in combined 0 communications and pm TV Department of Pbulic largely responsible for the little about the color of the approaching 6,000 alarms per the personnel wear. In addition to the shorter response time,, there are MgifI(*g economic savings through elimination of and telemetry contact, is attack. In times of emergency, such withstand nuclear time possible and cares very increasing Incident rate, now now two municipalities working unincorporated area in conjunction with Seminole surrounding tho two cttie,, the County in providing automatic, closest fire st#L'i and ap first response fire protection City of *on In Fi*re Protecti A* 1d necessary help in the shortest conjunction with an ever- - faster, more reliable from a resident In Altinoate emergency services, there are SPtbllI Longwood, OF &V and rescue servieeL 7% - Commun*icat*ions _____ safety No '.00perate - b le pd& Sunday, Oct. 21, lfl?—I Thursday, Oct. 21s 174 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL Communications concept for this ream and self-contained power supply, Longwood. The building will be utilized The Central Communications future improvements in our concept, incorporating fire, Fire-Rescue and Cam. rescue, emergency medical municatlons Divisions will be services and ambulance . o. toward development of this hospital emergency room voice conceit, and air filtration system are Included. Prior to construction, the plans must be approved by the Army Corps of Engineers to make sure the building will on a day4o-day basis as the Administrative Offices for the Department of Public Safety, of which Civil Defense is a Division. Administrative pffices Direct Services Planning - The legislative and PFImIIY üter.govermaw and agency with monitoring pollution emergency short-term OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT of managerial activities and commission In legal matters The personnel department administrative powers of relationships with county aorrs. in the county and assistance, food vouchers, A N A L V S I S A N D control of budgetary items. and provides review of screens all applicants for proposed ordinances for the county jobs and maintains the COUNTY ATTORNEY county government In Snbiole government. Cowty plsemers operating the county-owned counseling, family planning, EVALUATION (OMAE) County. lie with the cesity a1I0 supervise the I.M. Id41HI5 county's hiring and flring policy This office Is responsible for commission. medical screening services and This department aids the commission. regulations. PERSONNEL peigaticu of the cosity's Environmental Services referral to other agencies, county commission in analysis representing the county All administrative depart- - comprebsilive plw.-ThIs plan - Investigates all reports of oil ments other than those of otHne, the More of Irv& spills dwping raw sewage, consitiutional officers are sportatlon, water and sewage open burning and takes a under the direction of the services, envisoomsital now pilcaticins for dredging and commission. Those depart- trol, solid ws, recreation, ,4abllsixnelt of boat docks. ments include: the Office of housing and an protection. HUMAN SUVWCS Management Analysts and The land divelopment This department conducts all Evaluation (OMAE), Per- division reviews all peopols health services offered by the sonnel, the Department of for deveioiunes* In Snok county and welfare programs. County Development, County. The division also The county health depart- sm fe J%0% OF FV'* M_ 14 Environmental Services, overseessoning regulations and mail Is located at NI S. French ___ . . ~4:10! 'j;r-~~'~i!,'Ito'N". ''I 06 r ,. ..~,--. _ ~, . I ~ . , ;* _,.. ~.. `dl ... .,.. ., "..71 .. ._ I .. . 4: .: .. ~ 1 , -.?4f-,. aj" -, , , ~_ 4 'i , ~msl ..: .~ , * -, .2 ~-, - '~ '" : i - SHOEMAKER.1 CONSTRUCT 'PROUDLY ANNOUN ION CES. . I ~ . .... 1.1 I .~ ,. I . .... . -" , ..,.., '.* THE OPENIN OF 1$ EIR P1Wi OFRCE~ FACIL-mIS .J. ~ 1. 1_1 %~. I 4~,4 G . . ~I ., I .. I , , ,0 " 1~. . . . . , .. 4' : ., STREET and AIRPORT LOCATED AT WEST 25th - - • 0 l - 0• • • • . • . 1(i,i 1)1(6 In() tip'Inly)),il honf e-111(i 1'0 frovil C% ' r . , :..:., at a 1 ()(11'Pr V(01()r1 i)%1r1(j Miat i% 0 probably one (A the. ()I(I(,,j - - Leibin Heads Powerful L6bbying Organization ,... : W, —1, f%, - .- ______________ k (4-flif,11 I 1()f -- . conservation dates render means to ot re(ycle And it's on this principle that we • 41, - OULEVAID - W LI'A1 ractice . ' :. - . b(i( is a - evaluates the Iong4erm of final action. The countys welfare city development to try ad ENVIRONMENTAL BUY. department Is lited at NIB Insure that devekpms* is; X= French Ave., Sanford. The orderly. It also coordinates - ma departet is chargedA. welfare department offers ,. Ren d er i n g ___ 11'f~t`, . .. E ~ , - ty . 1 ,P)d .-•'• --c 'Al gak - &'t." ~ - 1, ~ N • Human Service, the County site plan reviews for private Ave., Sanford. There also Is a Attorney, and Personnel, and public developments, county health clinic in The county commission Is Land development also Lngwood.. composed of five members scrutinizes changes in zoning These two clinics provide FAA elected from five district and land plMs, and issues prenatal and well-baby corel within the county. building permits. veneral disease clinics; family r (P Commissioners are elected perioms wishing to make planning; dei*'I In#4on.; at-large to staggered four-year zoning cheng mint make laboratory services; _ terms. application through the division therapy and rehabilitation; The commission is the of-land development at Its glaucoma detection; diabetes I !t combined leglslative'executive fourth floor oosi'thoius omcs. control; epileplic tr&'ail; branch of county government Each zoning ki''sgs requires rheumatic fever control; and over sees the activities of a public hearing and all tuberculosis control and hn. all advisory boards and corn- property owners living w*bI nenitMl,i for polio, dipiherla, missions and all county 300 feet of the property being whooping cough, tetanus, 1 departments resonit are isiWled of the typhoid and nesl, The coinmiislcnmsetsevery mestbandInvitidtoMteidIn Health departmientAm at 5$ and Tuesday morning . ppuIn of the ,i::,sa aloe c* , ~ -. ., holds public hearings on zoning nrosssed. visicu bearing Its at Tus,sdays. his hings are held ---isy-.choola P a Ift cety c lunua re do GvWy r-ii nseøit aloe rme also meat r.gulerly in dsi err -sq eIeste. The á lns at; the asrnoonsinweispuu. m is h of **ay eat 1ie, es DEPARTMENTOP CIWNIT uveu member. eppated Jo - - A's., Iard, (3fl-INI); Labs p Z .. DIVZL(W)WIT . teme by Merwss Migrant Clinic In I - djsd_fosi'jger This departms* Is v1ded the city cF1' Desbedsin (IflhlIl) and the into two sections: planning and bo is an advisory pumet which Oviodo Migrant ('ie, N C 10 land dev.Iopmad. forwards Its uo 1l Division Street, Oiled, (NI. The planning division to the comity "$r' for 1000). 0 0 - 9 - I - I I 0 A . . .0 . a "; . JI. t " 4, a I ~ •., .p — . 1 . WMMMU 0 the .d,t'sIlie op"ea. Im five-county aria with 0$ Freeman, former emu" at. mmbsrcdtural.rpmltiens UeretdSI Wilier isalo,1sidtheMs JIM Ialblnicpretty,pitIlL-tIrniy, Is our legIslative the mother of three children 11ii- Nathan Va Meter, Gold, the werhiug arm t tstheAr$sO.suilladis aedlbepresldii4dorss ofthe firmer Ca.sslbarry council A" powerful lobbying chums. In In charge ii a member of the !—'-' y, ad l. Fi". 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Six years later the 120.ácre facility Once the authority has achieved a balanced officially was delivered to the authority after ap- budget, the impetus will shift to the barge aspect of proximately four years of planning anf two years of the operation, and the authority will work with construction. Central Florida industry In an attempt to more fully The initial construction phase, financed by a utilize the barge berthing facilities. This growth Department of Housing and Urban Development perimeter is long term by nature, in that commodity (HUD) bond. issue as well as an Economic movement in both directions must be secured in Development Administration grant, consisted of the order to effect the greatest dollar savings. dredging ofa nine-acre slip toa mean depth ofl2 Interstate highway access to all of Florida via l-4 feet, along with the construction of a 20,000 square is a block from the main gate, and the main line of foot dock warehouse and the building of more than the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad is adjacent to the 450 feet of wharves. easterly boundary of the Port, with over 1,700 feet of Today, more than 147, square feet of in- Spur servicing the facility. SCOPA'Smajor goal has been two-fold this fiscal dustrial, warehouse and office space structed and occupied, along with a ultramodern year — primarily to reduce the inventory of empty three and one-half million gallon petroleum storage facilities on hand and secondarily to realign the depot. These facilities house a diversity of fiscal status to a more favorable cub flow position, businesses, from subsidiaries of large national enabling a reduction in the ad-valorem tax companies to "mom and pop" industries - most of assistance. The authority faced over 70,000 square feet of empty space last Oct. 1, and by February of them utilizing or having the potential to 'e this year was able to report total occupancy. barge berthing facilities, SCOPAis governed bya seven-member board of LII. successful achievement 0 pereen1. Oct • I 1. , directors, SIX Oi1 whom are appointed 1.. u cu "was In large attributable to the Seminole County Board of Commissioners for four is ass ion oi large year terms. seven a commission liaison I%SlI'I sources,UJ.tW IL. u.. 41... Horner *t VS U 1..... 4 &..A S a member, appointed for a one-year term. This board Sanford Chamber of Ih,'i fl,it1. J VS 41. S I serves the citizens Uj Os Seminole County without • a #UIUPJ1V AMUL7 j Industrial £VJjUVU1 .411IL 11 2 I imanc renumeraon, and CUI551CWIy mission UUvarious V 11 WU*1 ah'n1 Florida composed of leaders of community, business and spokesman rqWW. industry. Currently, representatives of banking, 66fun h(P"00 01"led the aut education, Industry, business, finance and sales am operate during the current fiscal year on ap. represented on the board. 7be daily operation of the FrOxil"telY 059000 Ion ad-Valorem taxes than had - — is L.. .".... '. -. S ring,Processing, fl Wh*efing in I tree enterprise .he -1 LO system PIUV1... _ i •- ' • ________ I 1'i'-',•.-;'.•iJ••i ..yr.,. '.S•cL_ / -'t • 0 .. L 1 ••-.•.• • 'V. • I, • i food for Amedca and the other nations a— — - LOU&SIIIS,kIS. --•••, •••• .k 3 - -.. - -a ' " . •, -. . • . -•, : - - - - - !- . iA • ,..s.i $sui is * IS. JN liver. M 11 MSS is This -w kims W WiMir Perk T.is.nu Csmssy Is $smlisls Csm*e&Iy Cusp. $s*kwis uckisls are exceliussI flu - kis $ is si1ks. s U• AIIs,u. Wiles serves Iamlnds Cs. - me el Cs*sI 7. s sviis i.liy ..c.IIss Sir slvdssiv elaN ii... s4Ma•UellPIsrlIlI. m rSiibsr Piv,I, ksuiu . el Ike rsly swliS demisi fir we VilveruNy el Cselvsl Pisridi, $isilsa Usiver. pst uu$s ill tiIscsmmuatIIsss. •.p ,øa pr$viiv as s$p. Is.de CsIljp, lelNes Cusp, and elkers. er _______ ( 1.. .. .4 • 3. aisisuls ____ sp el eelS,,Si O*s1 rke The issely k . a ksIve C mN .ilultv prssWIss essy riM iIIIng eel delow I Of 6W . 7 CSSel7 is is__4.siu,dAUp.d.agsi.'sI $ abe WON A *110 Macey ''' ___ ssrvIisSiasysrs In The csssty Is dslivd wilk issk ckalleisilg 5.11 cisriss for '*1 dsiusr or ssrisus oilIer who weal. S ploy all pair isis. vMNOW bafts end 40m in dean Flerido s"j(i .. * •-- .1 * . 4 • II N k!vkS C... • • Ci&k Aeufs r b.Ir CNN.... flSJI PlL$! • ..'!••:•• - , LocuN Your.Business In America's finest Industrial climate • MV§LW"W i4 • • 12. tie .• ;•','. -, 4 i• Y. - Yaurl'Homo TownBank" Ily To Bo Of Your. ftm That • ,• ke . 11. let- 'I A A. : 1' — IS . ____ I f . OT the AVI1d Ur .r' • - Jw :.,.. 17 14 4 ----------------------------- 77 -• - 1 I s.mvoctMsi - - Otani - - a - requested at the start of the year. One of the most outstanding assets of the Port of Over the past year the port has provided facilities Sanford is its location - having three major modes of transportation available at its doorstep. Located. for eight new tenants, bringlngthe total manberof at the western tip of Lake Monroe, the port is the business and Industries located there to 14. New tenants that hive located at the Port's Insouthern termIna' of the St. John's Intercoastal Waterway, giving direct barge access through distrial Mind-Mall include Fidelifacts, Inc., the Jacksonville (130 miles) to the Atlantic Intercoutal Altamonte Mall Merchants Association, Moorman Waterway. Barge service can export or Import Feeds, Jacobson's Furniture, She-Rick Enterprises commodities directly from Sanford any eastern and A&B Signs, Inc. Brown M , Inc., a division of U.S. Inseaboard port from Trenton, New Jersey, to Key West, Florida. In addition, international import and dustries, huTf a 200000 square foot warehouse export is available through the Lash Barge System. as their Florida wholesale distribution center for The primary_long-range goal of the Port wood moulding'. Brown employs six PSOPIe. Coastal Power Products, Inc. has purchased a Authority, a spokesman said, is to establish a firm, quin ad. 409= s*un foot bWkUq frm the audwityltheir nel-I bm'*%* does i valorem, ta" y*ipatlon. This goal #'cis most third, plant in the datet hvm wbieb dwy ftribule easily be achieved through . further industrlaJ Detroit Diesel Engines1 Allison Transmission, and other General Motors development.-thseeklngof additional tenants to gas turbines and varI added. M10- W bit -:: - — bI.E#d . ••.. whim - .0 c.' .s. - AUTHORITY I___ • $SIiII*PSsPSIWlV$$*sIactskalsCy$5 • I ran S FORM mug q. eI --•• -• ••••-.... ;• •-•••. Cott, left owlow -• A& - • • : :- •• CM "D TITLW mamma====== ammammmmor Adshk look IT IL AOL 44. 1. • "I -1 'I 4 P. •-•_ ost _I•LL I'.. ;'-b.._•.:_ q, •_ • _5•I •. _t_•__ . • 2 - ,•___ • I ••• •__ _ • • "_ -- �S - . . S , - •••-- - .- - - S - - I .5 . 'S Home Sweet Homo firm went bankrupt. Polk's department only had to clean the carpeting before moving In In mld.inmer. The county is uring one wing of the first floor of the building to home "tam affairs, county unitarian and human services fimclions. The third floor of the building Is being used 1* Polk to house supplies, technical service, and the uniform patrols. The new Jail facility, Polk said, specifically was designed to solve problems eacoered -at the old jail, particularly after the disastrous jail firs of several years ago. The new Jail will have exercise-recreation facilities for Inmates and space for visitations. The prisoners will come out one pod at a time for cafeteria dismer. Courtroom apace has also been sat aside, making It possible for judges to have first appearances of prisoners at the Jail. There will be an attorney-client conference room. "There is also talk that traffic court may be held at the Jail, and possibly arraignments," Polk said. Inmates will be classified and segregated according to whether they are pre-trial, pod. trial, charged with misdemeanors or felonies. "We will not be putting a first offender In with a hardened criminal," the sheriff said. "There will also be cells to Isolate a 'Then, will also be cells prisoner until be Is classified and placed in On general population at the jail," he said. to Isolate a prisoner...' There will bsa doctor's and nurse'softices. The cells will be single person cells with has been re-elected two times since, never each pod having room for 14 Inmates. Each had been Involved in politics prior to his own Is to be broken into four sections with 11 first cainpaJgn. Before becoming sheriff, hepod persons each and each section will be Inserved for "10 years, h1ui of the other. days" as a member of the Florida Highway Climate controlol the actions will not be Patrol. connected to each ether. All doors will be A big suet In the new administrative of. electronically controlled with the capability flees, he said, will be the enlarged In. of key bypass and the facility will be dentificatlon section and piioto lab. 'one equipped with sprinklers and emoke deterdepartment has come slang way and i give the Sheriff said. credit to the employees. Whether In governPolk Ii looking at new programs for the Jail mat or private industry employees can such as a Task program dealing with drug. make or break," he said. related offenses and first time offenders and a Polk's department has 196 full-time em work rolesee ____ program for first time ofployees, 32 of them employed In the Jail and fenders. 114 who work out of the administrative ofJudges are sentencing some first offenders, fices. such as those convicted of diving under the Polk first got the Idea of leasing Building .influence, to serving tizneln jail onweekends, 310 In 1V74 after the voters turned down In Polk-sold. These persons report Into the jail on referendum a proposed bond.Iuue to build a Friday evening and go home Sunday evening. new Jail. He hoped to use the building fora jail Polk's - Idea is to provide the weekenders facility. The plan was approv4 by the Mats, with public service employment such as but the county and the Sanford Airport deft op parks. The inmate after being Authority could. not agree on a lease. Initially checked In would be permitted to go of using . He began pursuing- the Idea ,&.ct)y to his Job on Saturday mornings, Building 310 again within the peal Was going back horns that night and then retar. months, this time seeing Its value for adnipg Sunday morning for work and returning mlnlMrMIvs offices. - -home Srmdaynlgi*. "ft would probably .*ifl A computer firm first. had hued the anosdlayby the county ofmoney for salary of building, putting an eMimated $110,010 worth asopervisor for the wu±ids," he said. at Improvements into the facility Wore the . ByDONNAESIIES Herald BWI Writer The Seminole (irowy Sheriff', Department, after years of operating out of cramped office space In the old Jail adjacent to the cout. thotLie In Sanford and two other sites, moved Its administrative offices In mid-summer to the three-story Building 310 at the Sanford airport. For the first time In many years, the department's administrative functions are contained under one roof. At the same time, construction was continuing at the new jail complex at Five Points. Being constructed with some $4 million In federal money plus another $1 million In local funds, the complex Is expected to be sufficient In size for some years to come. The jail construction Is scheduled for completion In January and Sheriff John Polk plans to have It In operation by March, after a training program, Is completed for depart. mint personnel who will work at the new facility. The combining of all administrative offices under one roof makes for more efficient and effective operations," Polk said, "and It raised the morale of the employees." Polk, who was elected sheriff in iaSs and DOIlY RANILEY By DONNA ur Herald Staff Writer Legislative - ranging from property tax reform and branch banking to solar research and motion picture promotion will be considered hy the Florida Lagislatiwe during the special December sessIon or during the regular 1160 isulon nest April. This Is the prediction of Seminole Coiiy'$ four legislators — Sue. John YogI, D- Cocoa Beach. and Clark Maxwell Jr., R.Melbourne, and Reps. Robert Hattaway, D.A*amonte Sprh and Bobby Brse*ley Mngwoot The biggest Issue that wlllaffect Seminole County Is not unique to Seminole, but rather Important throughout the state," said Maxwell. _ A member of the governor's tax reform commission, Maxwell said the committee Is coüldering for recommendation to the special seulon bills linithog expenditures by both state and local government; shifting to On date 7* percent of the responsibility for financing public education, and a con. dIIut'onal amendment for the March, 1160 ballot raising homestead exemptions from to $,000. In addition, Maxwell said, the governor's education committee will be recommending for action during the regular session bills to change the existing formula for financing capital Improvements for public education by the Mate to get money to the areas of greateá coal and either shipped back to Its original some or purified locally. "ft's a way to stabilize our energy costs. The slurry line would be exactly the same type line as In Florida, already bringing in gas from Texas," he said. Hattaway said boilers existing now at power plants could be modified to use coal at a cod that could be afforded. Other legislation w)éh Hattaway said he will sponsor during the 1960 session Is a bill to snow news reporters tO not only look at voting records but also to copy Information from those records. Currently the records are public and may be reviewed, but no Information from those records may be copied. Hattaway sponsored the bill In the last session and it was approved by the hbuse but not taken In the Senate. IT Hattaway also Is sponsoring legislation to switch isapooslblllty from the county commission to the elections supervisor to select polling places and an amusement-carnival safety code, Meanwhile, Brantley - has drafted legislation to: allow the news media to release the names of Juveniles accused of felony type offenses; put a cap on state In addition to major tax code reform daring the special session, Hattaway anticipates sales taxes will be raised one cent or gasoline tax will be Increased by one cent. "Gasoline Is being conserved," Hattaway said, "and the road program statewide Is going to suffer. We have to find a way of solving the road financing problem so we can get federal dollars." The legislator - out that the Mate, despite the increases bi cod oI gasoline tothe motoring public Is receiving the same wnberotdoUarsfrvm taxes from this source - during yeses past, while costs are escalating.. Hattaway said a ipeclal energy committee has been named by Speaker of the House Hyatt &own to find new soirees of energy for the Mate. He noted that a bill was passed during the 1979 session to allow construction of a"slurry line," much like the natural gas line which exists In Florida, from coal stat,, such as Kentucky. Before the line can be — Haway UK several other dates must pass similar 1.gi.i' In their spending; to create an Independent commission to reapportion the state after the 1980 census; reform the unemployment compensation law to permit reimbursement to cities of unemployment compensation paid by those cities to the state through error; to amend the law setting the duties of the Council to Promote the Motion Picture Indsatry in Florida, seeking to create an advisory council of 19 members to assist film companies in gaining permits and cooperation from local and date government and private sector groups. once the line is constructed, the electrical puwsrbidiry can switch frvsi burning ollt gas. Hattaway said the method planned Is to - the coal Into small pellets and Bob It with water tiruegh the pipeline. At the power pl, the water would be estracted from the JOHN POLK 1 •' ,.......-... ,, , .;' \ • " ,- 5- - '-7?•i1 EIN 6.0 .. -- - : - - -. - - -- -- -: 5 - -- - . -, - . - - --: - Restaurant managers, builders and real estate people are optimistic in Predictions about the county's economic health. They cite several additional factors: —New people from the north and midwest, with cash, moving here to escape high energy costs, —New people locating their businesses here for the same reasons. —Apartment dwellers buying homes to escape high rents. —New companies, particularly 11gM industry, moving here because of a generally cleaner environment. —The growth of the Orlando area, which has had a growth effect on Seminole. Stromberg.Curlson, the county's biggest Industry will be expanding Its floor space and expects to make an additional $25 million In sales next year. And the 14 Industrial Park Is growing. So, regardless of what has been happening In other parts of the U.S., Seminole, with a good labor force, a good water supply, and plenty of room for growth, has all of the factors needed for a healthy economy In the future. HUGH THOO61ON Despite rising Inflation, rising labor and materials costs and other price rises, the Industrial future for Seminole County looks bright According to figures from the Industrial Development Authority of Seminole County, leaning on Department of (.brnmnercs studies, a number of local companies will be boosting employment In the year ahead. 'Specifically, 10 companies In the area are planning to increase the number of employed from 741 people to 1,110. This Increase alone, not counting Increases by any other companies In the county, would mean the following added to Seminole County's economy: —Personal Income of $7,617,130. —Bank deposits of $3,575,400. —Retail sales of $4,181,600. Members of almost every other segment of the county's economy also are predicting a good year for Sinole, citing northerners moving here every day to escape fuel and weadw problems a wall as higher taxes &W to GM a Place to settle with a good climate and good recreational facilities. A great many of those moving in, It Is said are young persons with families. .5'. ..i -- 14 -1'.. -. - - . - , .•."•1 - 5--J, .$' ...,. ' . 5' ' S IS 54• • .Ii•:•% - "' I I4, ;:I I - 'j '...tho new road program statewide Is going to suffer' 5- 5- c4. ........ - pII% -5- -1ll$ .4 •.-'.•: . -1 •.: h15 Vogt said a variety of legislation will be considered In the 1* session and much of Its Will affect Seminole County. .The bill on banking across county Lines will bring more branch banks into Seminole. "A concern Is that the legislation will be more to the advantage of big banking chains as opposed to Independents," he said. Another bill. Vogt said, Is the deregulation or partial deregulation of trucking. Points infavorof the bill, he said, are that It will gsnirats more competition and thus be mor. coil beneficial for the public. Opponents say It will allow "biggy companies to swallow op the ern"er cues," thus providing less cos"pititIon- - higher prices to the consumer. i . _, -.4 . j _5 5 p. c.sstructlssr Worker Creates Geometric Desip I - 5 ... • da Bozeman works on automatic circuit assembler at Stromberg Carlson I. I- C.mm.rc....Tr.d....IusIn.ss kadsy, 'Thenisy. Cd.U,1979 .11,109 - .5 -.8 -- 'r/d, -5 -- " - - - 5 - - - p ..li... - , . - 5. . 5-. - 5, - - .4 - 4 ,S • , -S - .5 - -4 6 �-. -- .. - - - - ---- - - -_ ..-- t - - . -. . ;._. -v- ___ . 2-tvenffiHIraW,Ssidsr, Fl. 5-114erald Adveilisar, Sanlerd, FL S . Construction' Keeps infistiop vied incresses in • . ., , - . IoII• W lUb 4' . '' furthermore, Is shown In statistics furnished by the il . - .. ;1 iti l!' , %, JIM _*.. ~ __ ~ .: .:: i. . ' . .. . . . - -.. - ," . - __________________ .- '.. ... . I ~ SPRAPUE ~' .. .I •1 ' . .. ..;. • i-. * 196 30S.3330l 1 Hwy.17fl LONOWOOD FL. 32710 ______ -.. •. . YOU AmP0RT INDUSTIIIS THANK .. . .• "M Construction going on daily at Tuscawlila out of sight. I spoke toalumber Ir dealer today and he told se of up to 15 perced. cnergy cods. We gut cilia from worrying about high interest deround electric ilnes. That's wVd be having another in. Labor costs have been j. people up north -I don't know rates." another cod to the buyer. The au.e in cods for lumber. And creeaIng at annual Increases where they get our ithons I "Nobody. can look into a old electric poles listed a long roofing And GVWYUft 0180 is - anywhere from five to seven to number from - who want to crystal bell and till what the time." going up too. know about settling their fiture will bring," he conRichard Allison, executive eight or 10 percent. "Bit new people are con. "And It's very difficult to business or themselves here. tinued. "But we've always had director of the home builders daidlymovthghsreandalotof combat governmental. With the .ener prahiesna-,up.. $'icle association, said tiwough the qe, people oitoihigh. gaiM1Oc5whiChki )OppbIg,-11011b I_ • .... and.with Inflated first eiz months of 1179 there apartments and getting up . . '.. • .. -. building cods, we 't get were 2,191 construction permits W. lito their own place." "Bet here In Seminole we're th ere Into hemsa that for single.famIIy dwellings and üc Don Bonedsel, advertising still in an area that 1I1. n.' Xáy lhonn' ., IiuI4jM IA wflt their Jcoflie. Whit we 307 permits for multI4amily for and marketing executive for tinue to cow and will beisu . $bo*maker,- ConstructIg- . i'$$y need Is igeod ,sSi to dwellings listed In Seminole the COWpSy said, "In terms of affected' what's happening-In : Company of Sanford, u$..he; -. $** homi' Jat that's not County. On a comparative horns construction, there's been other-places. Seminole Cowuty felt Inflated basis, the first six months of tit., cods sad lgh even realIstic. no appreciable ilowdown. Sales and Sanford and the whole Interest' - - Were big -. "The only way that might 107$ showed permIt figures of have been very steady." surrounding area will still be a probleM84, 'H" also, however, ever be done Is - to have a 1,041 and 99, respectIvely, for Everett Hiahay, who owns a good place for home con- w obnIs4lc for the home general relaxation of the the two type of units. construction company, drudion and real estate and we building lndodry In Seminole buildIng cod.. We've gut too Allison said, "People are Maltiand, was a hit more won't be affected - much as Couidyand in Greater Orlando many agencies constantly seeing the buying of homes as detailed In his appraisal: 5 g 4 upgrade building one of their few hedges against - ..... 'High Interest rats have 'Cenc.rnIng - hoinebuilding,' - - -. I codes #4 costs ch the con. inflation. Therefore, we're definitely aloUd everything Tom p', v1ce.preslded IA "We're In a boom are.. Mod some, ulthpately pays. And you projecting an increase rate down... And raw material cods Leroy Robb Constaut Ion northerners coming èà here can't build Cadillacs at Ford Of between 13 to 99 percent In hav, been going up an year, Cempe'iy Of Sanford, iiIt "1 EFZA~ sub. prlc&' tetal- anita (us and multifrom a low Ofa five percent buow that people up north are. their "In subdivisions, on, family units permits)". increas, up to "an sanial In. moving in here and away Mm. not regulation calls for an- -HUGH THOmSON - -- SUSINISSIS I'll S. . ) I, I. 4 d I. '- ow unlIft" 16 ...--.1, - - ./' I. ; . . i-'.. I. - - 's'-; . . , .1, ,• - - I' -.' - -II -: , I I . I ++ - ' ' NI I m . de ImI tJ11I$ N _____ •- • p * • V ' t. "t,i 11 b, $' <j,- nau Of ring ng I I r es 1. s _ LLY *UPIISSITV uarsus o Semrno. County -, ...- ____ 'I - - - - I V - s. ___ - - W.Ie.Itsnn.cbek'ms. Jis Saber, Vies Cbakmsu N. A.________ (dl Msuut Isy-Tresi. d'ieonbesd. OIr.d.rIIAvIsNIs 4.1 N. W. Grisuefoip, Assisisat Airport Manager ____ ___ ___ __ __ -, 1. -' + ' - -. v•TiwU !I.. WRIWW ' 1J ' ' m - + ____ '"__ ,_k . -.n : +-: ___ . - + - f. + io (hi Fewdss,1ui1m,Whd - yauWa MaW M's relds • r7 ". 1 R,. i - - - ___ Fr I I - .I E'twai. - - iajF7iiit .. .. - . fo al 1 p. ~ •• 1'iIa?. Ibu 1 111 1 1PA am, • • . 't 'iL-' t'fLf ' hISS a$ 51' - .. , , r ~ ~1 . ~0 I . ~ P _ - W ~~ ,.- - . .. .,* ., I , ..tI% , n : ," , • 0 .I '. 4 .!il I. 1 ~ . ' ~-O ~,~ ~I" * I . ',' .1 ' -. CUSTOM FABRICATION TO MW YOU, EXACT IIQUIIIMINTS+• wrnu ioi, CHAIN. AIICIAP CABLES, SAISOAT CABLES, MANIA. NYLON, ROM NYLON SLINGS. W1 IOPI SPLICID IN OUR SHOP 01 AT YOUR JOB SITE A COMMITS STOCK OF CABLE 11 HARMAN FOR INDUSTRIAL. MARINI I AIICIAPT APPLICATIONS I . 'II .• __. $M .i•.•: ~ _i '.1 ,- I" & VS " L/ 4 ,:,-. ;;:t L ; L I,,, . II.., . . ~ :1 I, I. I. I. I .~ •:'. I. S~ - s•'• -, "AJ f. '. 11d1ud1b1od11lpl11I r 'j - !.OjIP4111NShad & .. .• • .I iI_- % ~ " .'". ,, I , I -1 .,_'. ---" (.'!. 4 : Y, •- -. .•--' : ____,__,__j___ -•• :' ',::''." - ••.'•,';-'-',,,• - ''- '''' . -- . - - I:1 _I., I. -' _._I.•__.______________ .11 •' .. ' :a I_ ' I ~ I ,~.. . - '-- :',- •' -' • I . --' L. • • • I . • ' ' N6 .-- , 'Ts.UMs - . -'• II2,4 • ,, '+ , -- . + -' . . - • ,••• ,.,,• - ANAL RDI C INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED SANFORD FLA. ' '• r. " - Nur -io.u.si . •S Bodo" ha , *• -• V • - . I-: •mus.tcs _____M --.•+-. -. . • I I IydhslIg* '.,:.fi..... ,,t,I I. -': 'I...- • , . --. 1. • Mietd Mild. amd tNlies , _,V _ 0 L ..10 1-1 '-.4ç;. .''i;ij.•i::... I .1 - •• -• ,+.. .•' •i - . '+ . I • \. • - other new product lines. - L1! L -I. + . 11 .'011411111111111 a"auIu. - ,. , - " " -1, _ 4-.!~, __.•• ties,. Including the origination of real estate developments and long term property management. ' Ssetet AN. NIUms • + . 11 '-- iminid ... - . ~L ..' • Since 1971 Cardinal has become the nation's largest multi-famIly modular manufacturers and one of the larger apartment developers. Cardinal Is also active In the development of Knights Inn motels. The company will soon enter the condominium and singlefamily home market In addition to Twenty-five years ago Cardinal began as a building component manufacturer. Less than a decade ago Cardinal began modular production of apartment and motel units, developing a full spectrum of marketing capabill- , ': L~ I IW• lpi1 •' I ." ~ f_ -- - , . --I. d : . . I . ____ swuww . - (hIA * ' ' kid. II3 I In : 2 ti lWiAI1ii ids, wIth IS and IMN.(SmN a. .sIøMPI a .iietIei Nit AredsOf Nd. • e. in.- 1. WI) !. 0 __11__ SINCE 1!53 -. ? . Is 1111111111111 ft go - -& dI111111111111 ' ---. ___ I Expanding Sons ___ 1MM*46i Of later. wagos.d IA 1. bJIIINNheNIn(hIPodJI* Adoedic $aa. Urrr, Of years', wham. under qas.MdINng.re oemth I. iSo .d*se; IfUSPOrtihIni. hesalag, IIIsIIW4&,PMFasMadIN IniSabed3I,111uquerefoat bewever, we ii be ke. s, .ij$r, :i. $ died. intrn Of LlrlllopsssadhhIhI fodsd(hiSss s 11111111111111111111111111 &,UJ, and pupm, lomjiu-te. y Mauusm. 411111111111 0"44111111111111F. IMa hall griShuhss.JLiftad *4, aiuple 1.1., :ft. .sIis are as esied a In hive a folsurnOsei,Mavur, Ingr Of' .H Cardinal plans to enter feet above ground and 22 of them were sold as Cardinal has developed one or more projects in Sanford, condominium and single family condominium units within :io days. : • ___ • Iiinei1i 155dirt ow Of inlldd dies NI, it Seem who Men £1tI,d 1E1N _, of ___ , ng1he apartments offer tenants spacious living rooms like - a c $1,*,ISS mire in peree.al firms baa sspuadsd IS. ths.u.rgr fur us her. emea a year. qauJera in the per pe; $SSS,ISS mars '.1j" ',UUS. i ad u.ug In Ip Systems Is eider ad IA ed.t Nh; prds in b ipsilt.; SNI,199iers the ails te urns ii" retail adss; em mire rilsil ceastrectios with a 70,000 (ho authors eras. isitAir ad IS user. asm.hat:,addhers. M,emoy,whufadm. -... JIM • .' edthiuMIes.vad w Mu. .upad.d -en$ñieekS.a pu$s In .inadactar . p:alA 5rg.ife aadthusIweMr. 1 • I, .I.( - - put Of the ceedsy . yes r&tt. Relild in melir t1 W D.portaist of Cemmerco, Practically ivory male' pre(hii*sJJ1 wIth 0. Luti4 means employer, (hi mositar that I.- . -' _____ * oe&as * . 1 .1 + ____ - - p.s - es I Our plans for the future: of In. 'çh and qe eliplopmijd suc onoiq 1.; IyJIWDNl To continue to solicit those I. dodry. We :re-dIU receiving banquets, industrial cx- 74j;" ExeeutlwDlrder, 1piaumbm IA kiquirim from companIes we desire to have In positions, making speaking.-' + S. roj engagements and attending '1,15; Adhesit) . our. advertising and are 5WOIe County. To continue to work closely tmetns bivoMeg IndndrW presently working with three I dart this artiols with ths job 3 Personal laconic majar Semi who are evaluating with ether local entitle, In111 ardor that you d.vsWmes*." descr=1 . (eroded In kidndtW growth. th.vefernsw facilities. understand. the Aiepgwlthth,ab.veIutLn,I tj. $$,$79,*; may ThcOutInSIt0 Work WI(hU* flki.sat Wk* .UPha,.a fuartions and scikue IA the mo proident.IA the Ssr'kils $,1R,IN, I. Retail sales . doaMic Mutsu inkiitqiths P'lsrldi DePM1P}e.t IA (a Industrial D.v.I.pmnt County Goveramefltal d .of js aorth.ra areas. U m.rgy marco in their AuthorIty. ft M vilaly 'Im- Employees Federal Credit . at iss IA now business for + . aJl osacernod Uu, member IA d I."4pIe us. pedant ggly gets W1411, probably asUcit ate. and the lid. IA Couidy Prim. Ipsuar Thee figures are based men frau itS be lashing at j$••J, -_(h r florida and eclaly Cadre) FliIi. dbII*I.s In' order far the Urisery Council, and a on thee. wi Samuel. CsiM ladastrial dtbaPrIvatelnd.dn erased), In o.sratlen and Florid. ad l'e Coodi ____ Ds,.l.pm1Aetb.rIty 'Ul.r4 l,m",k.C.odj.' jjr.aent.mpl,)en.M.Y.scus (irkratlesda(acUhIy - 0soot as meaY NMIO (A)ulbiut.Mveths =dthelfb6serv.. II 'em they will neasty deablu Therelinebdtarplassthen as bad . a supped ad serum it kpmod Is liith.I, Coody 1 daft,,; now lda, whip i4e in the pod (SW pearl. firms, ,s manufactartig humus t i'11111011111.011;(hi pod and *1 ,ohsd1'J In fi.t,-a for ___ '4'ad witbad having to rely as In gowilit Is concerned Is Smows: ipl.ymeat Is net bsatbig and ceiling Uui their desire 114'S. Ciady 1iiPiIa Coedy. "sdsd in . e. maathclurtag ares. Many operate fur thi parpeas Of itreetlag . las twoy,I. em in -d.od rn Mad withod thus ow1 Vow 3y desirable Mmdiii. to the what em kidiutry imptoykig pea can petted ±rW growth Is to normal ilsetrical supply paula.) 10 In_mauOfacta'k ..Z cady thisu sites and - riel Iseitliss - n'ew In a er'ity. A a. any icsssmy, ad iqedailj operatIng *ackIaery and soUdtMIse . the united Pates; vey, 'u1td the Ui l.", Ceedy, ____ ada • - - Local ' Farming Operations 1 ¼ _______________________ ':. ., -p 'J,;p, i ":.~~ ,..'~Ij-~r-." .. I;.1..' I "lopment' Au Deve thority Has.Job ', . Bartow, Bradenton, Plant City, home manufacturing very Daytona Beach. Palatka, shortly. In fact, the company r 71 ; " ._'; 6lngle handle tap. 'i't" _____ Gainesville, Palm Bay, plans to construct two conassembly line, l.eesburg, Brandon, Haines (lominium models and a single --.. •,_•• I,, . .7k' • • City, Ocala, Altamonte Springs, family home prototype within - Tampa, Everglades City, the next 30 days and be placed ; 4 -Kissimmee, in phase llof the Sanford Court ' Jacksonville, .1 -.- . Melbourne, Naples, Casselberry Apartments on South Sanford • • W4 I. 'V- • i • •Avenue for display purposes. and Orange City. ;• .• Currently, Cardinal has During the past year Cardinal projects under construction In came up with the answer about Tampa, how to build on flood prone Melbourne, • Jacksonville and Belleview. land. Cardinal has now Additional developments are provided units for three being planned for Altamonte urojects-one in Everglades iceberg lettuce, endive, Springs, Casselberry, Daytona City and two In Naples-with Corporate headquarters of of our company. And we do And the seasonal employes parsley and green Beach, Jacksonville, the modules "set" on stilts, or escarole, one of the largest diversified raise some cattle. And we have benefit." - --. Kissimmee, Islamorado, pilings, 10 feet above ground. Andrew and Ferdinand said beans these. farming operations in Florida is a good bit of company owned Ocala This ty pe of construction .is In Naples and LaBelle, Naples, Everglades City, property northwest of state they "tithe" 10 percent of the located In Oviedo. .. opening a complete new market company's earnings toward Florida, the company produces and Tampa. "And we're now in the road 436." Conseq uently, automated for products. Cardinal peppers, eggplant, bell The Oviedo corporate charities. Ferdinand said he ' sugarcane, watermelons, housing is in Florida, has been process of expanding our Presently Cardinal has close Seminole County headquar- headquarters pours $3 million and his brother, each, give 50 October, WIG, and will be to 150 employees In its since other and to cucumbers ters," according to Andrew In payroll money Into Seminole percent of their income '• vegetables on more than 7,000 here for many years to come. production, purchasing, Duda, Jr., one of three County's economy, he noted. In charity, in addition, builds Cardinal studio, one. transportation, service, adThe brothers were in- acres. brothers, who together with addition to the 115 employed in The company has 19,000 head bedroom and three-bcdr.00m tninistrative, accounting, Oviedo complex, all major drumental with many other their father were co-founders the and apartments plus motel units in construction, sales, marketing, officers of the corporation live people, in getting Lutheran of Brahman, Simmintal of A. Duda and Sons. its Sanford factory - Just like land acquisition, motel, site L Haven started in Oviedo. other purebred cattle on one of Born In Czechoslovakia, the in the county, he said. HOME MADE OFFICES are manufactored planning, property The key to the company's Lutheran Haven, an in- its ranches near Cape Kennedy, automobiles brothers, Andrew, Jr., assembly line. The line management and public Ofl an at a 9,000-acre calves Moc ke r 'Ferdinand and John, are ions of succem?"People are the most dependent entity supported by relations divisions. When the Cardinal's new Florida headquarters is this 5,600 In ranch. Duda also fattens over in Cardinal's Sanford plaàt is Andrew Sr., who brought them important tiling," Ferdinand contributions, has 123 units longer than a football plant and c*her phases of the square foot building consisting of IS modules 190 feet 3,500 head in pastures, and at to the United States early in this said. "We wouldn't have been its Retirement Center. About, field. When building onecompany's operations reach manufactured in the company's Sanford factory. By Duda feedlot, the company century. The father, who died in able to go anywhere wIthout 235 people of the Lutheran faith thefeeds apartments, Cardinal peak production Cardinal ex- Jan. 1, 1950, Cardinal will begin marketing factorysome 10,000 head an- bedroom apartment off the tine 1957, started out with a five- people." Added Andrew, "Yes, , a lot of them former one takes have well over 300 built office structures under Florida's Manulacpecta to over - complete employees in Sanford, Cardinal bows two acre farm in Central Florida. our dad used to till set rare missionaries. from every live in the units, exits (sired Building Act enacted by the 11)79 session of the His first crop was produced In ago, always take cars of your country, the company's processing with sfl electrical andtelePhone has over 336 employees at At plhued e Haven, th N Andrew. LegIslature. '' 1*. Today, the company lets peepi,." P1* Cotumlan tiutor. LI 1kM In SlIP t1)IPfIfl niant at Lake Jem . Florida. the app - uvua., 100,00, acres In 100 tons com an plWn' or more - liow their fMh.s Horns for (hi Aged, a corn- of daily. diced celery n nag hame and In put, a retirement acres mmds lea., In AodraUa, In Its equipment and program for It. employ... horns for the elderly. There Is engineering according to Andrew Jr. division, the is Day Ca. Center, and 30 btybew, Jr., known "Mr. Including seaselal migrant Am Oviedojractor Coriany Is a pre-adk*t.hfldrefl are enrolledmost company workers. Andrew" to Dada affiliate. Finally, the thers.The IAdheran Christian Andrew amid, "For years, employees, and his brother, has acquired the company as School (kindergarten Day woddog to stabllino "Mr. Ferdinand," we've been known Southland Produce Company, affiliated through grade 12), dill are vesy active in the the .wotk force. We've found with St. Luke's Church in which offers fresh fruits and e growing and th ways to extend business. Andrew, Jr., retired had 550 students vegetables not only to the chairman of the - board of harvest IMSOfl In Florida, and Oviedo, enrolled. "The more we give, western and mountain and directors, retains a board seat; now we can have the family the more the Lord blesses set," eastern dates, but tothe rest of Ferdinand Is chairman of the units of our employees in one said Andrew. the world. Ships carrying the -' from seven to nine John Andrew and Ferdinand Duda label ply the trade routes "We.moved a lot of ow far- months. We have good, stable uda be" a total of eight NOW to the United Kingdom, nor'ming operation' out of the housing for them and now they D between them, and according to thwest Europe, the Scancounty several years ago, when can qualify, by working a Ferdinand, "they are all in- dinavian countries and other we saw the truck farming In- sufficient number of hours only in the world ports. not volved ditty moving south," Andrew annually, for our pension plans management of the company, But what of the Seminole laid. "We dld't wait to join and other benefits Including they all live and are involved In County economy of the future, in them, we wanted to day here, hoapltallzatlon surance and the affairs of the community.11 the, Duds brothers were asked? but when you can't whip 'en, life insurance." A total of 1,000 .We just put it in the Lord's The farming Interests of the will you have to join them. They hours of work per year hands," Andrew said. "We're Dudma are diversified. The .wer. all moving into the heavy qualify a worker for t he pension company farms 30,000 acres in concerned about it, but we have muck lands of the Everglades." plan, he said. faith. We're leaving it up to Him "It's a two-way street," Zellwood and Belle Glad., to "Bit we do have a big sod guide us, like he's doing celery, Florida, and produces opwation in Seminole County - Andrew added. "a stable work - HUGH ThOMSON now." corn, carrots, sweet radiniwi, *.s a very substantial division force helps and Mrsnhens MENNEN downwo A. Duda & AND i Industrial _!%:P,.,. -11. - I - ••r1 .' = _ - + ' •, - J ' -+ and under counter space, range, hood, refrigerator, the one above. Cardinal apartments are 97 percent garbage disposer, double stainless steel sink and complete when they leave the factory's 490 foot long - Tigother We Are New SOf The Greatest General Aviation And Industrial Airports In The Southeast ': SPACIOUS apartment offers an abundance of cabinet, counter Ti ,,. , ••, • SPACE SOUND + ___ . 'L . .. . ..'. '. electronics division __ ..: :•.' + . .. - r. - IT~7 -!I - -,; 1~+ - I --- -square-foot factory into on crawl-space type foun..'f• . ' - .4_• -+ __ production 36 months ago dattons. nearly 1,800 modular apart-'-" Since mid-1971 Cardinal's • ." ' r. I : • ments and motel units have Columbus, Ohio plant has built • been manufactured and used in some 17,000 apartments and the development of 36 multi- motel wilts which have been faintly residential complexes used In the development of FLOODING THE MARKET throughout Florida. These some 400 complexes, mostly in range in size from a thTCIMlflit Ohio with a few located in development in Orange City to Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Cardinal's answer to building on flood prone land is KITCHEN LIVING ROOMS a 145-unit complex in Daytona Pennsylvania and West this "above ground" project at Everglades City. Cardinal-built apartments were "set" on pilings 10 Virginia. IMe kitchen in a Cardinal two and three bedroom Cardinal's one. two and three bedroom factory-built Beach. P ..'.- ., . Ii T 1, If anyone says "automated appliances, plumbing and housing Is on the way to electrical fixtures, wall Florida" chances are they're coverings, carpeting, tiles, not familiar with Cardinal drapes, bookcases and light Industries, Inc., Sanford based bulbs - over 95 percent cornproducer of factory-built plete. The units are moved modular apartment and motel aboard special transporters to job sites where huge cranes lift units. Since Cardinal put its 1,000 them by the roof and place them • . .; .-.* 1. Sanford Plant erves z ooutn q 6611111 tLU. COMPANY I r , ' . : . Lester Zimmerman M president of Greater con: structton Company of . Cauelberry, said, "I think home building will be good not only In Seminole CotsAy t all the way from Kissimmee to Sanford. Our sales hate been excellent and they haven't slowed down any. 1. E ' ' Economists of the Auoclatlon, leaning on a University t Florida st,, forecast that Central Florida would not be hurt byan c slowdown a much as the red of i II t' .• T- 4' . Mid-Florid, ----NAG -4E - He= Builders Association o( 4 1 - ECTKIU . .#..; .. . - "••. / i .. . . 4• * " :* SPRAGUE On ~r I / 9" COW*y I not stdfering Oplbr'Iir, for the industry In .,. the next three ut more years, '' $ Rolling - 11 , 1~1X . .. i. IA raw material, and labor, construction people In Seminole tYeneTa11YaTeb.coOrd Sunday, Oct. 21, 1979-3 Thursday, Oct. 23, 1979-3 Spec ialty Modular Units Are Card'na l's , ' I '.i-. •.t I - Prebuilt I. iII . . Ike# u. -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL .1 I ..... .,. .., • Sunday, Oct. 21,im Thursday Oct. 251 im Inflation, Higher Costs Haven't Hurt 'r ---- --- . - - - - -- I.'- -- • IN L .'L - 1. r' 4 '...,.J) V 9' - - I • * I • - - , - __ , 'I4I '* . -4 aèL '.' , �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 21, ieie Strom berg-Carlson Can Supply Thursday, Oct.2S,lflO T-1 Sale At More Than $5 Million - Digital Systm.s In De m and Smberg-Carlion Corps. grove. "I work In an orange grove," ration's Digital Systems Center In lake Mary is a vital part of R.dmood said he tells people. y's iCOflOUlJ." SeminOje. et than N percent of our It also Is a vital corn. employees live In Seminole inimicatlons link supplying high (aty," Redmond sided. speed, computerized and 'In sales ofour products," he miniaturized equipment to the sold, "we aped to have about telephone industry, par. $75 million In sales this year ticulerly the more than 1,100 and $100 million nest year." r•, Independent telephone com• Redmond, who ceme to the Lake Mary plant In 1070, is panles In the U.S. The center, Siminoli responsible for All phases f • county's largest employer, uses program management and • 1,000 persons In ft [3 5(y manufacturing Operations. nO operation In the markeft ad had been with General field suppod function of the Dynamics Corp. of center another 26 are an. research and advanced :P1Oye4-.__ S.. development there since 1974. So,ne 400 employees work in / f. • He holds an engineering the engineering development degree from the University of branch In Longwood with = 01 North Dakota and doctorate In them engineers, and another physics from Penn State. ' 200 are divided between the The Digital Systems Center the 14 plants c ompany' s r '. factures tat we known manu Industrial -s -k (a mail order ' In the trade as central office wid repair center) at 14 and (Class 5) telephone swftw 411th Stred in Sanford and plant on th8tredinSanford. systems; private branch Still another l0sre based in change (PSX) switching Lorn"n" headquarters in systems, and to ticketing, transmission and telephone -'.-: Tampa. ' statIon apparatus systems. The The company pumps mats lad centers on a device which than $30 million In annual automatically records a called Payrolls into the .cononiy and phone number, what number has over $22 million In Seminole did the calling, the time, date, County In copltal Investment, charges and other pertinent according to Dr. John C. Information. All these Redmond, who supplied all the Stromberg-Carlson products above information during an are under the reed trade interview. none of System CENTURY, s buga, Redmond explained. The Lake Mary *A i with Its main building having The produèts are being used over 250,000 feet of floor spaCe, In Industrial sites, hotels, said Redmond, executive vlce motels, hospitals, office President and general manager buildings and In many other of the Like Mary plant. It Is on areas, even Including entire 240 aees of ccwpeny.ownml carim urdties, Redmond said. Printed circuit board assembly line at Stromberg land surrounded by an orange market supplied by local • plant' includes, in.addition to the Independent telephone companies nationwide, the Bell system, the UA government and individual users, Redmond said. More than 4,100 analog telephone exhailges we now in use mom than 300,090 Um be" boon installed with digital sysi s. The products also we Ever wonder what an the average person, wldi.iz ume,*wWihomeowasrsWktng mantis priarUy 6 ' gt.ddartIn b0m M%Sa s_jp1 $IJge Alcatteml J, Serdi to se thsI.1yphNibn Is? Elver driven pad that aging service, or omam.mgals. We spend a of proposed laws in local One look at the walls Of the great dad of time trying to blip agricuitars. What Is fascinating with the 'Ag.Eztcnslon" building on Hwy. 17.0 and questioned What Seminole County office Is all It them solve their problems." of Class S digital equipment, "There are all kinds takes to see how much In goes on ther&? Jam's office also diredi the ramifications you wouldn't Redmond went on, Is the "Jig gg everythIng wider formation a county agent does Seminole County 4.H Club. think of" be salt copbillly of the cossipider lIask W lor bdp in self. During "busy hour the mm," said Frank Jun, have available. Unlngthe walls These are IS dubs in the county ing a total of about director ofthe8esnlnoleCowdy are hundreds of pamphletsd.tsimlnung the Impact of periods, the computer can Extension Service, in an in. with topics ranging from members, he said which makes water mana ement lana handle up to 24,000 calls. tervlew'We do a little of building Infrared chicken - Itlniposolbie for his olflcetodo tmadgm.pl!ss,1rndtl1w.,' Fvrthsnnors, he said, the breeders to controlling sub. fliuéh more than simply ad 1uic.fly, we're consulted digit" recording systems are svsrythlng." Actually, the county ex- terranean termites to making mbddrate the organizallon. capahlsdbshitcosivesiidtoa moat Ian use plamsiag." the s,stmn which can handle op a hobo is OIlS PaSt of a One. ..Wkh numbers " 'l' "hi Jasamshss Us buihlksgie armed Mate agency, the balancsdmusl. 811 we p fully th Is' nody q*9 but he PY1 Redmond noted Pa. has grad iMitate of Feed and "Oh that'p only a partial lid work he1,01 ti faith in his Company's (dare Aicidtural Services (WAS). there on the wail," Jasa said, Individual dubs, We provide hopes won ad In the feith of Seminole 1usd d the tJMVSII He moves down the hail and matseiji, hocus mid ov,rg S'Nbuui 10 ld Ceady. 'As we move dosijer Plorids hiQolnivills, IF is pfl bia'de OW to late IJS the compderlsad ags" he responsible fortraining L .1 mnphlsls on ch ul All. "I' Yus." S add, ow -" cempuny hers In alvsrsItyagricidtaral an number ci topic. Ca nadians Acquire Chase — -. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Most of the assets of Chase & Co. are being purchased by Reicithold Limited, a Canadian corporation, through its United States subsidiary, Canadyne Corp. for "In excess of $5." The 60 stockholders of the 95-year-old Sanford based Chase & Co. apnroved the sale by 34. Closing for the purchase is scheduled for Sept. 28. Although present management will continue, the name of the new corporation will be changed to Sunniland Corp. Lee Moore, president and general manager of Chase & Co. said the Chase & Co. firm has been using the "Sun. niland" label an its fertilizer products for years. __ B •.• 3 - 1• Evening Herald Sanford, FL Herald Advertier, Sanford, Fl. •• The only assets being retained by Chase & Co. are an orange grove In Seminole County, a sugar farm and a farm In Zellwood, said Moore. . & Co. As s ets in what the company is doing,' O'Shaughnessy said, "but there may be some additional products." He said the organization will grow a little faster ith the infusion of new capital "whatever is needed to provide a faster growth rate.' The Reichhold firm was founded in 1959 in Canada. In 1969, sales of $21 million were recorded and sales in 1979 are expected to total $291 million. Originally the Canadian firm manufactured synthetic resins. In 1968 it diversified into printing and in 1973 bought Sears limited in Canada. Sears sells printing equipment and supplies and broadened into agricultural chemicals and gas. In 1977 it began its acquisition program in the United States. It also has interests in oil and gas in Louisiana. Five weeks ago, it acquired a chemical and manufacturing exchange in Texas and two weeks ago Seed and Feed in Ocala. tinue as general manager and will be vice president of the new Sunniland Corp. Moore has been on the board of directors of Chase for more than 20 years and has been employed by Chase for 15 years. Moore said negotiations on the sale had been on-going since last May. Both Moore and O'Shaughnessy declined to reveal the purchase price. Stockholders said, however, it is In "excess of $5 million." O'Shaughnessy said Reichhold's philosophy is decentralized management. "It will be up to Lee Moore and his management staff to set new goals for the organization and to meet them. We will not be setting goals for Sunniland," O'Shaughnessy said. "We have found that people who do the work set higher goals than we nould." "All of our companies are quite autonomous," he said. "There will be no change in key people, employment or George L. Hagen, president of Relchhold Ltd., announced the agreement to purchase today, noting the assets being purchased Include not only those of the Sanford and Ft. Myers operation but also those ln connection with the manufacture and sale of agricultural chemicals and distribution of building materials. Chase and Co., established In 1084, manufactures and sells a broad line of chemical fertilizers for agriculture and For the lawn and garden market in Florida. It also distributes roofing materials to a large number of roofing contractors throughout Florida. The acquisition gives added strength to Canadyne's earlier acquisition of Woolfolk Chemical Works of Fort Valley, Ga. In 1977 and Florida Seed and Feed of Ocala earlier this month. Robert T. O'Shaughnessy, vice president of administration for Relchhold, said today Moore will con- Sunday, Oct. 21,1979-5 Thursday, Oct. 75, 1575-5 -- U • - U • -- .-• d' By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer A new computer system at the University of Central - •' Florida (UCF) Placement Office won't help students find jobs In Industry or elsewhere, but hopefully it will help them decide what kind of job they want. Jane Giles, assistant director the UCF office, said "CHOICE," the new computer, is part of a pilot program in Florida. The state Is Installing 22 of the computers on a six- -• •-.• - - CF Computer Major Aid To Students - - - - Mike Williams tests Stromberg DBX system - month trial basis in univer- wants. stiles, state employment offices That sounds nice, but, as Ms. and high schools, Giles said. Giles Is quick to point out, "We A student uncertain of what don't land them jobs; they land career he wants then will be their own jobs." And that fancy able to go to the computer for new computer Isn't going to answers. First, the student will help students do that. plug in information about Looking for a job still Is as himself—such things as college tedious a task as it ever was Ms grades, major, outside In- Giles said In an interview, and tereds, salary desires and job no relief is in sight. The UCF location requirements. The computer then will search its list of jobs and provide the student with descriptions of jobs that fulfill his needs and Career Planning and Placement Center tries to help, but the real work remains in the hands of the job-hunter. Ms. Giles said her office helps students Learn to prepare employers to update the inresumes and take Interviews, formation we may have on pods specific opportunities it them in our library, and to receives on four bulletin boards begin Including many of those around the campus, and we don't have listed now." schedules on-campus interviews for those lucky enough to be in a field currently in In spite of the economic situation of the past few years, Ms. Giles sajd, UCF graduates are doing better In the marketplace. Each year her office does a survey of recent graduates to see how they are [airing. Results for 1979 are not In yet, but if the trend of the last three years continues, it should demand. "We keep an employer library of information on prospective employers and we have a number of video-tapes with information about employers," she said. "Right now we are doing a survey of area be good news, she said. The UCF graduate unemployment rate has fallen from 22.5 percent In 1975-76, to 10.1 percent in 1976-77, to only 7.5 percent for 1977-78. Salaries also rose, Ms. Giles said, approximately 10 percent from 1977 to 1978. The strategic move is to tell it in the Herald Business Review Average 1978 salaries for those with bachelor's degrees was $927 per month. The Figure was CALL 322.2611 $1,185 Per month for those graduating with master's degrees, she said. BRAD PURDOM Evening Hendd • . 4 The - A Extens ion,ThreemArme T.101,110101 State Agency ' is Versat'le i _____ Ah... HORNE. Fast Transportation Foods . ••. '••• - ..v - coot INCS SO"I" "M Preducs Industry Sim 1"3 ,iisns nirns 1221 STATIST SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD,FLA. • ____ •, .. •. - .••. • .' • aav ___ • - • ewe. S - • - • - ,, __ , - - = __ • ____ Jaxasaysmolthood Is most important we an a NO to! resew sery sawch in #Vkvkm land functions is. advising am maybe ned low." -411M Mating agrialtural "m with deft rimmed It is W -ALA to **1V1%OVI Jnc- Ind toolAw. ft will" 011* ,d , wW Iwo In 1K. _ 4*111111" is —_— • inse.,tOasll nIMtlwcithaes, batuhsugsusdtaduss,J is .id b . hi thsbadniesto, pi. tkp (lmomyntoo I imcan Wood Tro OVA - a 'we ilsmink C101111110Y. _ — . ••,, • Mth Avemus I •,, • Lswos, Pie. U?5I • -. • - • • .• • . • . • -• - .• Phose IIS/3394456 . • • . . =d • 5'..'N'W1 . • • - . 3 *a EW lwpd mild ear Urns ' -• • - • -•- & burgers. burgers. Fast cheeseburgers. Americans on the run. Get In. Get out. Get back on the job. Time is valuable. So how Is the fad food, business faring In Sanford $nd 1.r' Is Cy?. Pretty will,Vt IMP tI7.1deftti a few Why do so many fad food places locate nest to out 'I ••• y Rough Sawn Cypress - "Well," said Harry Duinford, manager of Famous Recipe Fried Chicken on U.S. 17.02, Sanford, "U It's a good place for one, it's a good location for What about the economy? "People are starting to May home," Dumford admitted. "It's going to be rough for awhile until the economy gets buck on Its fed." problem, The biggest however, "is labor," Dumford minimum wage law amid.- " aimed killed the lad foods industry. Then again, in Florida, labor turnover is big pechiun. We keep the better :ass; the loafers we don't me Duinford noted, however, his :aetaurant has had the same :sbenu for the pad five or six :s and did nat think Itwould fer-too much In the future 1v. Roman, manager of :$ur.ar King No, S In Sanford. :4ao on U.S. 1712, .ipr.mid "I dool think 1k has :flach.d anywhets new Its :adh potential 1'8 uid virginaL Bd.I believe some individual with that 1Iain money d Ideas will us hire us day ad thrn will hi = 11.?couth — l :.- other? :, mi economic, slowdown. • MAWFAC'flJRER'S OUTLET FOR •-.. am. of the century. Quick ham- - -• erving fl. erving ue U ni ted States an..1 Canada with Refrigerated Truck Service. Fruits, Vegetables and Seafood - • • Fast foods. The phenomenon - ---. -. IN_PP •- %__.. oil •..: Cypress Patio Stones Cypresi Shingles 7-7 Muichuid ''r' 0.4 Bulk Sawdust - - 1 *d -J& • ____________________ - d'êy •• J ••Ii- I'• , ' . f "*11e WátP1 :1Ieman sold he (ott 'woold be the lad 1110 y gas *Now or in. he aid, "we try our psr idscyBdweNe öuratlN on a.leow profit because of rising __ 0• Meoks, muagar of hr.rcwNo, a.sui 117111115 his with yce*HsadV1 I di ear Maw 1be1 will be y. very 4, Msshiv"ut '1 d is $ariMasdid Owes. Its IN .sol1MIemnI . . di • • 5 - V I -- • 5- . .. - •:-. -- - • S - - - • •. . ?!1'.' I • • - FROM _i-i-- ps later .tbsyl head ci • :, - At 5 - - - '5 5- -• k.k. - -..-t~ • • 5 _._A5. & - I I -. - Vi 43 i - - ø' I - •-• - • k. '. , •,'- •j•- , 3..- �- . . - -- . •- . - . - - . . . - - i -- - - -, .. ---.-- -.. . LJ - t. 4' 4 . - . . . - -. . ----. 1. - - -- ---' ---- •4• .----- -.- .. ..----.--... . ... .-.- . / . .. . - . _ , - I . - -- -.-. General Aviation Aircraft - p-a. ,, - . - , - silway . . . . . .1d Changes Of . - Lero) Robb, a modest man, years on the County C°- Navy Service Administration In* Real Es tate Future Is - - ___ Van Meterof the Casselberry Land Co., which deals In commercial and investment real estate. "I'm very much 'up' for f I- . t . " P : - . . F . " ), 4 , ,+'-4 " . - - - E 111k M I I IIWk I I W A. T,, . . - -. - -. F- ---- I ---... Construction . ___ -_ --~- 4WIZ T .__-_ . a - - - wcsntsrs J,.. - • . 0 k - u. .t- "J,r I ' 1. r , - I - . I I 4 '-.. I ... // 4 t_.. .'J I1 GEORGE WILLIS - 1-9 P . , - •.P . i• _____ .. W.ro --- wii I S' I1 • • I • OPERATED BY: in business at all because of high interest rates. "No matter how the rate goes, people will still want homes," Mrs. Caponi said. "I see the future for Seminole County and central Florida as .S I 1I SII I "THE JACKSONS" HAROLD HALL Sanford, said, "I don't think Seminole County will be hit by inflation as badly u the rest of the country. A lot of people are moving In here from up north simply because they're tired of energy their fighting S I Gene Paul (Bill) Mike GROWING WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY : 1.1 ' I : I S TOOL COMPANY .! i: @ :0 @ %]@: INC 1 y7=PE:: building here now and I think affected by high Uerest rates we're building on solid ground. andl don't feel we're ina period i believe though that South of desperation. My business ouu&e County wuiuueven quicker than the red of ft "But we do no" MOM in- . . Phyllis J. Capool, broker and to Orlando and its many ac- generally," dw added and more young people with pany In tivi ties. I . owner of a realty com Ct Altamonte Springs, said, "We haven't noticed any downswlng - Mrs. Mottle Batemm, owner families we moving in - 1$ W. REST SANFORD here, S. of the Bateman Realty Co. in and them must be Industry." .I~ ~ T71MML 11 _ . ,or uwse wnu are in. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. , •- - '. 4,000 feet of it are located right . along the Interstate. We have a lot to offer." "The influx Of companies , L F a ~ coming in was mainly In this 1 lad two years, but now the 61 i"flux Is accelerating," Hickman said of the park, con. J.W. HICKMAN druetlom of which began In 1971 The biggest employer Is them, Emulsion Engineering, a chemicals manofac-Gout-I, Inc., mannfacturer of with 182 employees. Um, will use a war0(ioiie IMO company, which al5o facility wchIsbShC0n. ' . - - " - - - :' - St FOR THE WHEEL WEIGHT INDUSTRY HERB STENSTROM Herb Stenstrom of Stenstrorn Realty, 2565 Park Drive, Sanford, said, "The high rates of interest have not appreciably affected the growth rate of real estate in the county, mainly because of the unusually high ACHINERY stage in ISO, had a slow dart But, according to its - _• I_ • _• • , .. - o Pr F Is.___ - M • °t energy crisis In the- north, and people are moving here." "I think Sanford and nenunoiewywiu nave a good, itsedy growth in UW Park Iii IVWJIII IA - _ DIE CAST ' ate 4 at State *1 ftctional. topsy. jot , - - - ndustrial I 111011111 __ SI .•-- Part of bright orarige," Mrs. Caponl PrOWMI." - 84"flw1cans straps it ____ . -. 1 1 W. II. STEMPfrR . - Mssiinum iMmsnoa dooms orua :L=00ta,tsNW"- , 1dl SOUOMI 3s$1t4T$ I TC S S - - L ". - . ' S 'SIII. j bw now on in its wiOA" '-.1 V", í ..4 .1..." mortgages — so I can see it Van Meter said, "business has from two directions. If a project been good the past year; there's warrants, people will borrow been no slowdown at all. If money." anything, things have picked up "Even with the high rates," some." -- I . - - I" heavily Involved In the mor- wnIaawiggIasswInoowsscmsn 0 Front rook . _~Ij . 11111W — . - . E TC 1 / and central Florida. I'm also - ! EEr - . . S S . spring. I see more light in. 0 Mir Insulation ___ unit "V" 1. - .. . - - : '- - I -. , , .• leroy Robb busy pushing development ids on 10" CORtIn On 1;r` * \\~ ,~ . - :4- - ----- •S _ , .4 - __________ 10 S 4' - , "FlooW rx4l wood Oonstructiono" . it . - . AUJA • - - - . rI. Features: .. -:. . - -, f __ -- - •1 1 I . ' -. - 0. -•• - . U.S. L . - (1 - ' - -. - - Seminole and east central \ Florida's f uture," Van Meter said in an Interview. "I see more housing starts — In fact, g..f we have a shortage now in ! apartments and rental-type . single dwelling homes." -. "I think the high interest . 1. V ~.~ —_.. l M during World War II. In what goes on at public Robb was born In Douglas, By 1963 he took controlling points to John Krlder, former mission-appointed Board of In 1964 Robb was president of meetings. A lot of them fail to Wyoming, on April 8, 1922, stock Interest In that company, Seminole County commissioner Building Contractors, the th Littl oolhouse realize that not only voting is growing up on a ranch there. He and changed its name to the and former executive manager screening body which passes organization, it group of people important but participation at was graduated from high school I"oy C. Robb Construction Co. of the Chamber of Commerce, qualifications who volunteered Robb said he feels "that a when Robb talks about countyupon contractors Coming of intobuilding the retarded children. to help public meetings. What goes on there, studied engineering at "I had some at a public meeting affects the the University of Wyoming man's reputation Is his most development, county. He serves as chairman friends who had i retarded whole community." from 1940 to 1942, then enlisted valuable asset, and that a "I give John Krider the credit on a similar board for the City child," Robb said, "and I Robb said inflation and the In the Navy during the fall of satisfied customer is his best for a lot of industry moving in Of Sanford. became Involved with the Uttle condition of the economy should 1942. advertising." His company here," Robb said in an in. A 17-year member of the Red Schoolhouse through them, not affect the future of Seminole discharge does very little competitive Following his Navy terview. Rotary Club, a service "But there Is an even greater County too much in the near in November, 1945, Robb went bidding, with most of his conOthers, however, point to organization, Robb also has need today for people to become future. to Gainesville, Ga., where e struction being either repeat Robb when it comes time to been a Shriner since 1960 and involved with their corn"I think Seminole County has began his construction career, business or that done through hand out credit. belongs to Bahia Temple's Air munitles. There are so many a good future. I don't think starting as a laborer. contract negotiation. He has been on the Industrial Patrol, which flies burned people who need help so Central Florida will feel the and 25 committee of the Chamber of children to one of the burn units Robb has been a member of In 1956 Robb came to Sanford, many projects where volunteer crunch too much. We're Commerce since It started. of the Shrine's Crippled help would benefit everyone, working now on several in. where he supervised con- the Elks for the past 23 years He also Is on the Sanford Children's hospitals. "I also' feel the public should dustriesto conic inhere. I think struction of various projects at and Is active in the First SanSeminole Development Board, Robb has had his pilot's get more with their a lot of northern Industries UI the Sanford Naval Air Station. Presbyterian Church of he has been on the a civic group which gets loans license for the past 38 years, governinginvolved bodies. The public eventually be coming here At that time he was affiliated ford, where for the past for businesses to build here, of Deacons with the Carroll Daniel ConBo and was an aviation radio and votes for someone, then forgets because of the climate and our He has served for the past 10 radar technician In the U.S. about him and shows no interest labor supply," Robb said. struction Co.. Inc. of Sanford. nine years. He was chairman of the church's building and cxpanslon program. "I try to take an active part in any organization that might need my help," Robb said. Robb and his wife, Norma, have three children, Dave, 34, P _____________________ The future for the real estate Diann, 30, and Mike, 26. The Industry In Seminole County Hobbs live on Beardall Avenue, looks good, according to Nathan HUGH ThOMSON Sanford. By J.8.IRED'CLEVEIAND the largest !ind probably most amounted to $52,724 with actual made available on an hourly first two years of operation. In Navy had two choices of aviation requirements. successful effort to formed the city that ap. Manager, Sanford Airport , elaborate baseball training expenditures of $51,906. To cost basis. After consultation making plans for capital 1111' possIble action: The (1) expand NAS Sanford to close the Naval Air Station proximatelY 150reacres ofe the March 15. 1979, marked the camp ever organized. Initially get operations un' Area District Office, the airport provement, the city was aware for suita bl property was mo ll scale operations of onDec. 8,1955, 10th anniversary of the In 1951, in order to provide derway at the airport, the city manager, with the assistance of that FAA did not look with favor permit fu n- industrial property than for operation of the airport by the support for Naval Aviation placed $10,000 In an airport the draftsman and pertinent on the selling of property which the heavy attack aircraft ; the secretary of Defense airport purposes and that if the city of Sanford. (2) determine whether or not nounced that NAS Sanford city wanted the Industrial during the Korean War, the U. fund. By judicious planning and - Aviation Circular letters as has been obtained by grant, and The airport Is on the S. Navy again took over the a decision not to be concerned guides, prepared a preliminary approval Of such sale by the It would be possible, profitable would be closed onJune vity designated property along with threshold of becoming the property, constructed some about any Immediate aesthetic airport layout plan at a cost of administrator was not normally or economical, to construct a IOU, and all military acti rest of the air station, It to the former the principal gateway for general new fMcllitles, and purchased improvements, after seven $270. The plan was accepted by granted. Consequently, the sale replacement air station capable transferred Force Base Albany would have to pay $800,000 aviation aircraft In Central an additional 164 acres of land, months Of operation, revenue FAA and met all requirements of airport land has never been of supporting the heavy attack Turner Air Needless to say, city officials Florida. r: even though bringing its total up to the derived from leases and other necessary for the airport to seriously considered. If land is aireralt. Ga. on and others were upset — parThere was a tremendous there had been When the airport opened Its current 1,648.65 acres. In ad Income at the airport exceeded participate in the Airport sold, the revenue derived a $7.6 for ticularly since they had condoors to general aviation traffic ditlon, the Navy purchased the operating coat and the Development Aid Program. therefrom must go Into a community effort undertaken program approved entOf the base. This sidered all the land and Irnin March, 1069, It was difficult some 143 acres In navigational $10,000 on loan had been In addition to obtaining air specified airport Improvement, to indicate tothe Navy that NAS developm provements comprising the Sanford shoul d be retained. (kit by the to visualize just what an Impact easements to protect the ap- returned to the city, program Included new bachelor and specifically approved approval space of the prime factors that officer quarters, enlisted Naval Air Station to be either the airport would have on proaches to the east and wed The greatest expenses during authorization to operate the FAA. Of primary concern to any motivated the Navy Officials in barracks, extension of the aeronautical or support ac Sanford and Seminole County, runways. The Sanford Naval the first two years of operation airport from FAA, Florida law thereto, and that because when the U. S. Navy Air Station was officially 'e- were for salaries, physical requires that all landing areas airport operation Is the con- Washington to make the th-. utti runway and other tivities related th land or facilities e no part of closed t he gates on June 30, activated In May 1951, and security, maintenance and In the state other than those dltion of the runwaytaxlway operational facilities, airport could be comprising the y.ars 1968, the Sanford area lost Its remained in a very active repair of buildings, equipment owned or operated by the system. At Sanford, three Aft•r strictly InFortunately NAS Sanford construed to be biggest payroll The U. S. status until June 30, 1968. in general, legal, liability in federal government have site runways were originally y long sion of the un ua us ll exclu cei an dustrial. GSA's In World War f Navy some $10 million anFrom 1951 until June 30,1966, surance, electrical, and water approval. The state made the constructed n.gotlations, of and a two arose 150 acres There was a approximately closing. (18-, he nor th -south a these, only t nually. there were several attempts to, needs, site inspect ion and Issued property appraiser b e cause a is still In use, witif runway Many changes have taken and threats to, close the public notice to the effect that 35) the announcement of the base used the words "industrial Important sale place at the "ole alrpatch" that facility. In each and every Elaborate baseball unless sufficient cause was the east-wed (9-27) having been (December, 1966) and property" without taking into dosure constructed during Korean the was conceived In the early instance the citizens of Sanford shown In writing, It would Issue the cicehvdate (June 30, 1*). consideration the all 1940s. World War It was just and Seminole County rose to the the license. Only one complaint War. The east-wed is the consummated training camp Included in factors surrounding under way and the Navy occasion and expressed their was received, and It had no primary runway and Is When Itbecaine known to City Section 13-G of the Surplus Department was in urgent need continued support for this merit. Accordingly, a state designated as the primary In 1974. officIals that the Navy was Property Act. Most city of set Up by Now for airfields — an operational military installation which license was issued ui FAA instrument runway. It has a IflI55IOfl and flciala, FAA Most go training facility — to train the become the most Important granted authorization to length of 8,000 fed plus an decision to continue the use and decl to are the base surplus it and other local individuals young pilots who had recently factor In their civic and operate the airport for VFR overrun of 1,485 feet on runway upgriding of the facilities at caused York Giants sonic immediate COn. steadfastly maintained that all feet of overrun on and 2,150 9 wonderful Sanford was the received the Navy wings. econoüilc life, operations only. can because the economy of the airport property was Recognizing the economic On June 11, 1942, the City of As soon as a firm date was runway 27. The north-south relationship that had always Seminole County had become, needed in 1946. for revenue generating Sanford deeded 665.65 acres of threat that the base dosing available for the city to obtain runway is the secondary run- existed between the local to a large degree, dependent Of support the airport purposesto way. It has a length of 6,000 military personnel the and 1967 the city In to the U.S. Navy, which would cause, an airport Can par. Before land right of entry to the airport, civilian community: Sanford the air station. After a great and that any appreciable outlay likewise acquired some 615 established the Sanford ticipate in any federally city solicited applications from feet. from the general funds of the The runway and taxiway and Seminole County had deal Of n otlating additional acres. The Navy Industrial Commission to sponsored program, it Is persons Interested in beconiing lighting systems on the north- always wholeheartedly ac- Economic and Development city to support the airport could Immediately started con- promote the Industrial aspects necessary, as a prerequisite, to Fixed Base Operators. Various Administration (EDA), the city officers, obtained without an struction of its facilities and in of the airport. The industrial have an FAA approved current organizations such as Aircraft south runway were obsolete and cepted In dire need of major personnel and civilian emof i)fofd got the area placed not be those eligible for increase In the local city taxes the later part of the same year commission functioned as a Airport Layout Plan. Several Owners and Pilots Association, an integral part of on the list Of ployees as or by bond Issuance. Statutory activated NM Sanford with promotional agent for the city organizations were contracted the Executive Director of rehabilitation. The cost of the was able the community. Acceptance of EDA assistance and rehabilitation and the needs for tax limitation would negate a flight operations cornuntil 1970, at which time actual the city and a cost estimate requested American AssOCiation of Air' 1 study for under the created a Department of for a preliminary plan. The cost port Executives, and other the runway at night did not the Navy was so complete that 0(311th mencing in early 1943. ft*g of airportit would lands and facilities at theeither method because When World War II was over, Aviation and all administrative estimates obtained ranged aviation oriented activities warrant expenditure of funds at even high noise levels of The EDA general. an undue burden on the the Navy turned the facility and operational control was from $5,000 to $9,700. It was were advised that the city was that time. The east-west run- aircraft did not constitute an airport. dicated a need for a city and severely obstruct its back to the city of Sanford, and taken over by the city. thought that since the firm that accepting applications for a way and taxiway system were annoyance. In fact, One of the first things that did the EDA study would have flxedbase operator. There were in much better condition with a process of trying to convince aviation airport Area in and recom- ability to develop the facility. the airport was operated as a by high intensity runway lighting the Navy to remain Sanford mended general aviation airfield until had to be done when the city got readily available all the 21 applicants or inquiries 32 mended that the fanner U.S.In view of these new. were there the airport was the preparation neeeuary data to complete those Interested in becoming system installed, late 1950. One of the most active and resol ut io n s pa ised, Naval Mr Station be used for developments, city Officials and From IM , 1950, several of a budget. Initially, a budget such a plan. Its services would the fixed base operator. AU, such a facility, other Influential individuals Industries "led at the air- was prepared for only the first be more logical. However, this with the exception of three, critical periods Involving representing a complete port. The New York Giants six and one-half months of was not the case. In view of the were eliminated since the city closure Of the air station oc- section of the area, urging The city made application for made many phone calls and Baseball Training Camp, qperatlon. This was due to the austerity program and adesire did not consider the others tobe curred in February 1957. The retention of. the Naval Mr tltleto the airport under Section trips to Washington to confer 13-G of the Airport Surplus With legislative representatives retirement home for the aged, fact that-the fiscal year for the to Improve operation and technically or financially able then Secretary of the Navy, Station. responsible other In April 1967, the Navy adproperty Act, assuming eimt and hospital, and Florida Fashions, city's operation began on Oct, 1 development of the airport U to perform the services Charles S. Thomas, notified representatives of the GSA and congressman Bid Herlong, Jr. vised Rep. Herlong that a the property of the former Inc. were some of the larger and ended Sept. 30 the fc!lowlng soon as possible, the Airport reJred. There were no capital im. that the heavy attack aircraft decision had been made by the Naval Air Station would be FAA to try and convince GS operations. Carl Hubbell, year. The proposed budget for Manager undertook the job should get the city Navy to expand Sanford to conveyed to the city. Howsm, that the director of the New York Giants the first six and one-hall himself. A draftsman train a provementa or construction Of (A3D) could not continue to at no cost. ir during the operate from Sanford and the accommodate the current In November 111, the General aport farm organization, established months was very austere and local engineering firm was new structures - Sunday, Oct. 21, 17 -7 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. S. -,- . ___ Leroy Robb: Man Behind The Push? two - . : - '1 - 210 11" ,,; x, 1 . - Maior Customer Sanf rd AirP rt On Threshr . - . . . .! --- --...--..--_.- -. - is.rasd Sanford Fl. -.NorsldMvirtIlir, Sanford F . _ -.-.-..- . I 1. . .. . . . - - to - QUALITY "WORKMANSHIP - to ft b; L ~ I Serving Central Florida For Over 25 Years AMERICAN BUILDING CO. SAVES ENERGY. 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' - ..- ' - . -i..4 b i_s - 'Z:' p -- '--: �A •_ - ... •. .• • '• ,,.- - -. •y -- . •. r . . . - •..•- . ..# . •.--- .,,. .. ._.• - , •.-S -M3_' ... . MIN : 5'. -. - -. A Great Place to Locate Your Business! A Great Place to Liv e ! - 'L: - •, . •4• -' HIGHWAY — 'SANFORD IS adjacent to Interstate Highway 4 (1.4) which provides direct or connecting access to Orlando (direct); TampVSt. Petersburg (direct); Miami/ Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach (via Sunshine State Parkway); Jacksonville (via 1.93); Atlanta (via 1.75); and Mobil* and New Orleans (via I.l5 and i10). 37 major firms provide trucking service In the area. Both U.P.S. and bus freight are available. SANFORD IS THE HOME OF: Seminole Community College — central Florida Zoo and Gardens — Holiday Isle & Marina — Shad Derby — Golden Age Olympics — unexcelled boating & fishing — Central Florida Air Show. L ' '- SANFORD IS an excellent, Inexpensive base for shipping to European markets. SANFORD ISa centrally located operations base — a multl.mode transportation center —a rapid growth community — a large and growing labor pool — a source of skilled, eager labor — a wide choice of Industrial sites — a center of dlviiie support services — available utilities — financial support — a reasonable tax structure. BYJIMHAYNU Herald Sports Editor They call Contra) Florida 'God's Country." Florida's package 01 goodies varies from abundant beaches, lakes stocked well with trout, rivers beaming with bass and a natural conservative outdoors which beckons campers. Recreation and leisure sports are seemingly a way of life here. Yawning golf courses dot the countryside, their often expansive fairways lined with familar pine trees and well-manicured greens guarded by beach-white sandtrapa. Horse racing, harness racing, dog racing and jai-alai offer pari-mutuel wagering as well as some outstanding spectator sports. Auto racing, regarded Al bv in Lit. ..wbl - rivilid mdv 1w Lit. IMv 5W - is h4Dh1LihtM 1w the Daytons NO, Firecracker 400 and U Hours of Sebring. Each race course is mere stone's throw from Seminole County. Our school education system Is sound, with particular emphasis put on the secondary phase in athletics. The spectrum 01 prep sports runs from football, basketball and baseball to all those minor sports like wrestling, soccer, weightlifting, tennis, golf, track and cr.country. By DORIS DMMUCH Herald Staff Writer Seminole County offers attractive and Inviting lifestyles to whet the appetites of virtually any individual. ft's no wonder so many families from the Sanford Naval Air Station days have docked here permanently at retirement after claiming global ports-at-call theirtEme. An individualistic lifestyle is yours for the asking - from Ultra4nOdern campgrounds and mobile home parks to luxurious split level homes and complexes, in background settings 01 forever green hish tropical foliage stately towerirw trees. Several colleges and universities we within commuting range. Toward cultural enrichment, Seminole flourishes. A museum-library In Sanford is a living memorial to the city's founder, Gin. Henry S. Sanford. Sanford.Semlnole Is horne base for the Seminole Mutual Concert Association, two ballet companies, several theater troupes, musical groups In all dimew alons, and an opera company, esnong others. - •-.----:'-.-4liI , •• -.: •-' 4 4- -• ':- 1 - ----- . RAIL—SANFORD Ills major depot for the Seaboard Coastline Railroad providing service on nine trains dolly to markets In all major U.S. dtles, Passenger service is available on 'Amtrak. Sanford Is also uniquely served by AutoTrain to Washlngtofl,:D.C, , SANFORD IS LESS THAN 1 HR. DRIVE FROM: Wait Disney World — Sea World Orlando —Daytonsand beaches — Circus World—Stars Hall of Fame— University of Central Florida. Rollins College, Stetson University. '. (4). ;'SANFORD IS located in the center of the State of Florida and Is convenient to major Florida markets, Including Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Tallahassee andOrtndo. 1'- .0 AIR - SANFORD IS the location of the Sanford Central Florida Airport. This superior general aviation facility provides all required aircraft services. Air cargo and charter service is available. Orlando In. tñiatlonal Jetport, which provides major airline passenger and air freight service, Is located only 33 miles away. SANFORD IS within Overnight range of many me or southeastern markets, In. chiding Atlanta, New Orleans, Mobile, Birmingham, Savannah and Charleston. WATER - SANFORD IS situated on the banks of the St. Johns River. This river is navigable directly to the major port of Jacksonville by barge. All necessary barge facilities are available at the publicly. owned Port of Sanford. SANFORD IS perfect for access to the markets of the CarIbbean flewl and Lx=lco- Beats Used op at Lake Moiree prove that form of recreation Is popular locally. SUMMING UP GREATER SANFORD L - SANFORD IS located on the St. Johns SANFORD IS a community expsrlsndng rapid SANFORD IS ixperlenclng tremendous growth SANFORD IS capable (In cmperstlon with state PORT River which provides a navigable waterway to and federal programs)_at training worirs In Its laberforce. ini%7$emlnslecounty's labor growth, In the five year period prior Jacksonville and the Interuiaital Waterway. iPic1fic11l forjr suds both in.plant and on. force totaled 17.Ilcsmared with day's Comfy's population Inassd Thaltsof the Part O(kIdOI'dislOcatid I grant has established a campus. 76A10. Cow porcsnt. has arau spur. The port Itself ad$acinttol.4and unique program for subslmad training not . at isa. iaes fora, w 111.1 ysar has a 13 foot controlling depth and can ndle up av lable to most cities, ' p ,roecNd_to have csntffiued SANFORD to three IN foot barges sImultaneously. In. - '.:in csnlundlon with limineSs Thb' dustrlalsitssandbulidlngsareavallable all SANFORD IS located in a snw ol,unusual$y a 101 percent increaw bslwun ' Uf1111115 i)(Cept natural gas Perocsats for Ills. 19N $0100 -skilled workers. Plenty of skilled and unskilled 1919 and $1 ____ radsmliia$ely non.unlonlssd. No labor l available. Assistance in locating your work shutdowns due I. unions have - been peiled preject an increase sf0' percent to $ employee need I provided by the local percent. HIGHWAY - SANFORD IS home to the reordsd in thepast 7 years. Florida Employment. privately owned 14 Industrial Park which Is ' ' SANFORD IS tjppy wftti Its growth. The Noil at the limctlon of 14 and Stale Road 46, ____ ___ port and sal facilities are only buck SANFORD Ilanareansonallyattractivs$oalI owth means Ináeaslng property, values. oway. AHutlIltIisar.avallable. Also Sanford. attract and AIRPORT SANFORD II fortunate Is have =01:,makK iid tax Improved cemmunity vtos. a br industrial Park within cI Dm11, beasts ix. been liii l$i of a male, military air base, which bass and mere __ lobe. cullent fscllltles with all lIlies. the city has dsv: psd Into a 1450 acre msdern aviation Industrial park. All utilities are SANFORD II constantly receiving a stream of avaIlable Indudlng onells, security and fir. SANFORD IS part of Ii's Orlando Standard OTHER- SANFORD IS aba fortunate t have a vscallsnalisdinlcally alned graduates In protoctlon. Two runways (4050 and SIN feet) (1MM) which aaftai $IWICSI 1019. uN skilled workers we padus led in over aid all aviation services are ovellaft A rail aumbsr of ally excellent industrial sites CIVIIIM saber feics at nsariy asia' worlssr$ areas. as part of a comprehensive spur servos thefaclllty Thepark Is lacatatenly - 'asftirod throughout this area. The sites vary February 1977. Current estimates place m privldsd by SemInole 7 miles from 1.4. ThIs one at the finest general y services available limineSs Covety's ___ pirlian at 19.111 at dsvelspma,d. "I aviation fadlmes in k- 1ce, AW I Museum exhibit helps visitors look back with nostalgia and pleasure. KIP F 'I LI(utyl.s and Porn My Acflvltlss LT?!I7Jç -!AM A i 0 DIV , $uudsy..1i, I,, Thursday, Oct. I&197 VOW 7. HI - ROW — - -•. . • . -•1 - 5' -- itri -- 4- �•• ••-- -. -1-4 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 2—Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. Sunday Oct. 21, 1919 Thursday, Oct.", Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl, At SCC And Off-Campus Locations Goals Being Met By Variety Of Programs Sunday, Oct. 21,1979-3 Thursday, Oct. 25, 1979-3 -s ..•____ _ ( S Adults Seminole Community College: Overview -- By MARSHA WAIT Herald Correspondent '. What Is the purpose of Seminole Community College? According to officials, it is: 'It: - to provide the first two years of college education for those students who plan to continue studies toward a baccalaureate degree. - to provide student - development services which will assist students in making Personal, academic and career decisions. - to offer courses, programs and services which will be culturally stimulating to members of the community and to serve as 'a focal point for community cultural activities, - to provide programs of general studies which enable those who are not seeking a degree or who are uncertain of 'their educational goals to acquaint themselves with several broad areas of learning, - to provide occupationally, oriented programs for those students who wish to pursue the college by the Advisory Committee, composed of five -S 5 • citizens from the county, the Seminole County School Board, the school superintendent and his staff. S In March, 1966, a 110-acre site was established in rolling country southwest of Sanford between Highway 17-92 on east and lake Mary on the •-: west. The name change from .',' Seminole Junior College ,• Seminole Community College was authorized by the Board of Trustees in 1974, and became S* effective July 1, 1975. -. ' Among the many diversified • programs offered at SCC is the .' College Level Examination Program ICLEP. CIJEP IS -.--- S Savailable to students "to ii" - S provide a national program of ';• examinations that can be used ' ' to evaluate non-traditional college level education, t- 1' S specifically including In. dependent study and correspondence work." S SCC has a cross-enrollment agreement with the University -- £nuuIing rum 10 of Central Florida and Stetson University that male and NKi Pi W Manes we" female MudetsenroHedatSCC had their adult Carol Doughty (left) demonstrate, a Controlled Reader at Seminole Community will be eligible to apply for College. Machine is used to increase a reader's speed and comprehension, United States Air Force ROTC lives as fully program at UCF. A maximum earned at SCC, an Associate In pay their college expenses. Coserve the youth and adults of of four semester hours of ROTC Arts or an Associates In op as possible, students are pre- the community In meeting their credits earned at . UCF or Science. professionals who already are vocational goals, work In a vocational, iechnlcaj, Stetson through this agreement Included among the many, employed hi and are Learning Outstanding features of the business or seml.pro1essioI are transferrable to SCC and advanced degree programs for about their future' careers, school include modern field. may be used as Physical which SOC offers the required Thin, the one activity Is now equipment and facilities - to provide programs for Education credit toward an foundation courses, are: filling two functions - salary cornznonto trade oroccupation, those people in business, in. associate mast or associate in Accounting and Advertising, plus training. and faculty members who have duryorIn the proj,W science degree. - Agronomy and Anthropology, Students participating in the had years of experience intheir wish to study for advancement Many student services r. Biology and Broadcasting, Coop program can earn from fields. In a current occupation or to provided, including cou,J,ig Chemistry and Computer one to three academic credits Since the demand for enter a new area of emand guidance, testing, career Sciences, Economics and per semester, depending on vocational non-college credit ployment. information, employment English, Forestry and French, how their job relates to their programs and courses is - to provide programs for assistance, and veterans in. German and Geology. PreLaw, degree. greater than the present basic and adult education which formation. Food service, Pre-Medicine and Pie-NursIng, SCC offers a variety of facilities can accommodate, can lead to a high school bulletin board use, a bookstore,Music and Microbology, programs designed to develop locations other than the SCC diploma or its equivalent, and student accident insurance, Philosophy and Physics, or enhance occupational campus are I4IId nApparently, the college also are ami1ate. Psychology and Religion, proficiency, for which cer____ dintrial (SCC) is meeting these goals. Speech and Spanish, and 111Icetos are awarded upon Student activities Include office buildings. In 1965, legislation was Campus Governance Theatre and Zoology. conk1Ion. Included aIflorI the many passed to establish a date Association ((XA), social and OftOli a variety of cue. Corifiate programs in. Individual ptCgTarns of supported junior college in Orgisj and two-year vocational, chide: Data Processing scoolbanagrjcsgturaIcourse Seminole County. The first and athletic,. S tschfllC5i and lS11$tv(óUiCIlal deaised to prepare students president of Sspinole Junior career programs for high Also available to students 'A mon r.hvant for employment In the nursery College was appointed In nUmerous methods ol financial.- ishool grst. _____ October, 1015 and began his amistance or aid, from grants Them prrmna and manIn9M Distributive Education duties In January, 1166. He was to are "e4s.d far those students cludes "various comblnstlons assisted in the development of Two types 01 degrees can be who wish to eider the 'd of sobject matter and learning •ducatlnal d nah.hI.1 ,uIA .IIk f_.LD._ aL S •xp.rI.nc.' S I experiences related to the college level preparauon perfu reacss of activities that The Associate in Science dirict the flow 01 goods and programs include: Agri. Technology; Drafting service., including their ap Business Ml4uanagemone;' Technology- Electronics pro s- iate utilization, from the Allied Health and Medical Technology;- Industrial ps-oducor to the consumer or Services Technology; -Child Managem.sg Technology; inir. The.. activities Include Developments, Construction 5etorial: Qe4Tp; and, selling and such Isles. eImokgy; Qimissi Jsetke Secretarial . Stenographer- upostlng functions as buying, T.tiaology •-transporting, storing, IKimology; Disiribidi,. Mid. AIstuier u_ -- of k4utien promoting, financing, Management; Electronics avaUae at SOC in the Aria marketing, research add TK ogy Fashion; Fire V0M 1—tu1 Educetla $eol, manigement," Officials =nd I ustrial Mid. T school in am of mony riposted, Management; Interiors; God= G#A*U" Health Occupation Education Manufacturing Technology; tiaghguI the US for the comprises "the body of related WA Iscretacial Sdiuce. purpose of prowidiag_the subject matter, or th. body 01 Another of the many speduhiod tr 'riffl related courses, and planned progromss,aflable to the h our___ Idiculod __ e.jar'-incss designed to impart at MCC Is CMparMhe hi1-___ knowise cud develop iiiEduCation. op ha progrom * if 0"" to 'jiiyI4. durianlog and idil required In which the college, the meaningful and practical to support the health edl 1-udsod traift . profesilpa" the some source udjganddw 1401111 buba ccnmmity or'Wno their 6 pesliacos Is the majority 01 said. fasts to provide the Maduats our yeag people who du net HN* Ecollomim Education with 'a more riisnM and aspire to a baccalaureate is a group 01 r,IM,d Ponior meaningful educational cx- degree and who need unIte 01 iruct1sà organised perliuce." The purpose 01 two upeclalised skills to function in for purposes of enabling education, cifldais said, Is to the modem world 01 work," Misduti to acquire Imowhe train Madsat. "far their (Mm,ffklis reputed. and dIvelep aad.rdandiag, role In the jobworld ad to A coordination committee Mob mid skI "r.l.v toenable thorn to load their adult representing _the Seminole occuUprIpsrMisswing byes as fully 811padbh." Chy Iduiel Dldr$ct and the kiewlediv ad d9a of All coups Muiuds areprs. kninue (unnsIy (allpe horns oIis4; d, per pr01-ejona bid moat 01 them fuitiIsui to e "cuu4lnity sonal, lwme arid (molly life." ik at peñ4lmscdd joheto and prom aitic"tpin" to IndiddrW Educates Is the VW The Day Care and Child Development course is designed to prepare handicapped students for em• ployment in child care services through a sequence of class and laboratory experiences. The Ornamental Horticulture - Nursery and. Landscape Operations prepare course is designed S and women for employment as fl locape maintenance, or park , - and -- 5 5 -. ''S- -" S -: _ ' 5 • S t ' 1 __________ 5 •- - S " S •Li . The primary purpose of the The purpose of the Corn. ' Adult High School Program Is munity Service Program is to to assist adults in completing offer educational experiences \\ work leading to a high school that deal with community diploma. Programs of study are problems. These activities ,'/ \ similar to those offered in a Include: courses, seminars, regular high school program. symposiums, general planning 11' DIRECTORS Day and evening classes are institutes and-or information ">' Miriam Wright. Valerie Weld C offered for pe rsons 16 years of sessio ns. age or older whose education included among the Cornwas Interrupted before they munity Instructional Services • were able to complete high activities are: Environmental Ch arles Craig (right), counselor in the Adult High school, Problems, Health Problems, School division of Seminole Community College, Graduates of this program Safety Problems, Human II) reviews a student's transcript, are accepted into coUeges and Relations Problems, Governuniversities upon completion of mental Probrems, Child ' comprehension, government and law. The the entrance requirements of Rearing Problems, and Con,. , 'a The Specialized Reading subject matter Is applicable to the individual institution. sumer Problems. Levels for Children.Teens.Adul , ts Component is taught through a all age groups, Including the Credit also may be earned by Courses, seminars and 7 adulthood, continuing reinforcement exercises In the contractual agreement which is elderly, work experience, service ex- assistance programs developed education usually is available Language Lab each week. evaluated at Intervals to insure The primary purpose of the perience and from courses by the Office of Community • during time periods most that the goals oithe student are General Educational offered in the Vocational and Services include: Environ. convenient to the adult parThe ultimate goal of the being met. Skills to be Development Program is to Business Schools at SCC. The mont, Health, Safety, Human ticipanta. ESOL program is to assist a developed Include corn- enable adults to earn a Florida Adult Migrant Education Relations, Government, Child 4/!' Since adult programs are student in developing reading prehension, word attack, High School diploma. Program is to assist persons in Rearing, Consumer Programs, directed at meeting adult and comprehension, writing and vocabulary, rate-speed, and Programs of study are offered making the transititon from and Senior Citizen Programs, community educational needs, conversational skills necessary reading in the content areas, that aid the adult to complete seasonal and migrant labor into A wide variety of leisure time For The Ver Best in Dance Training two citizen advisory corn- for fluency in the English The Review English corn- the General Educational mainstream jobs in business activities are available for mlttees assist in the Iden. langua ge. ponent provides Instruction in Development Tests. and industry, adults at SCC. These include: Call tification of necessary adult Other benefits are improved writing fundamentals, basic In order to receive a diploma, 323-1900 The program is contracted to Arts Crafts, Communications, 322-9272 programs. One advisory communication skills, more grammar, spelling im- a student m successfully serve l50 students ayear. Since Hobbies, Applied Arts, 2540 Elm Ave. 1 Sanford committee focuses upon the employment opportunities, provement, communication complete the G.E.D. Tests, the county Is designated as Parapsychology, Personal Adult Developmental Program preparation for U. S. citizen- and life coping skills, which consist of five sections. prime sponsor for the CETA Care, Physical Exercise, and and the second committee ship, and improved selfjwi The Review Mathematics They are: English, Social programs, the Adult Migrant Residential and Pet Care. foci.., upon the Community confidence. course offers study of the Sanford PIL322.1I9 _.1.II.A 5 g their educational Basic Education is to assist adults in improving the basic Programs include, but are skills associated with the not limited to, Classes for traditional grade equivalent of eight. In some development of basic skills, one through primary extensive parent education cases, a p goal of the classes, educational activities program is to assist adults in for inmates at the county Jill, mastering the English classes for nursing home language. This portion Is residents, adult high school to as English for diploma and certificate Speakers of Other Languages, Programs, leisure time ac or ESOL. tivities and community ESOL classes are arranged problems oriented activities, to accommodate all students Adult education activi ties are and range from the beginning available at SCC and at many group for students who speak no off'campus locations. Through English to the more advanced the cooperative use of COlfl. group for those who have had munity buildi ngs and public previous schooling In the school facilities, continuing English language. education is available to all the Students in ESOL receive citizens Of Seminole County, three hours of classroom Recognizing the demands 01 druction and three hours of GWALTNEV JEWELERS 254 S. Park Ave. and Mathematics. conjunction with the CETA For persons needing Manpower Office in job assistance in studying for the placements and referrals. GED test, SCC has a campus Since the program's start in GED Study Center and nine 1972, more than 450 migrants Outreach Study Centers con- and seasonal farm workers venient to all sections of have been retrained. With a Seminole County. placement rate of 80 percent, The GED test is given each students have taken positions in month on campus at SCC, and fields ranging from law enenrollment is open throughout forcement to the construction the year. Day and night Classes trades and from licensed are held for persons 18 years of practical nursing to industrial age and older, electronics. 5 needs. - •, j 5 5 - A Vionderfu! World/1" of Dance 'Ballet-Tap-Jazz-Jazz ercis e j. All j)a,ice ecI1j -7 y -. - .Il!tLs 1 - Service Program. Adult and Continuing The main purpose of the Education activities Include: Adult Skills Program is to concepts and principles of basic mathematics. The media, the method of presentation, and the - Adult Basic Education and provide direct indivldulalzed evaluation procedures are English for Speakers of Other learning systems in Specialized planned to develop Languages; Adult Skills Reading, Review English and proficiencies prioritized by the coo - Program; General Education Review Mathematics. student. The Adult Skills Program Development (GED); Adult The Taped Information High School Program; Adult utilizes m ul ti-media materials, Service (TIS) provides in Migrant Program; Conummity group and Individualized in- formation In the five areas of Ser vice Progrwn, and Leisure struction, The courses are health, community resources, designed to improve specific consumer economics, orTime. The Adult Developmental of basic academic cupatlonal knowledge, and .j•i.0 Kee No Kidding • areas SMITTY'S SNAPPIN" TURTLE, MOWIISAUs a ici .01 Mike & Connie Smith-Owners PH, 322-2111 2SO.S. Park Dr. S Sanford SSi1 • Continue Their Education 'S -" Studies, Science, Literature Education Program works in Is Can By MARSHA WAIST Program, which Includes Adult Herald Corresponijent Basic Education and English One of many important for Speakers of Other Programs at Seminole Corn- Languages, Adult Skills, and munity College Is Adult and the General Education Continuing Education. Under the direction of E. A. Development (GED), is to provide practical Instruction to Johnson, SCC recognizes th e adults who are seeking need to provide a variety of a n cademic enrichment educational programs and building. activities to assist adults in A primary objective of Adult meetin branch of vocational education which is concerned with preparing persons for initial employment, or for upgrading or retraining workers in a wide range of trade and industrial occupations. Office-Business Education is subject matter, or cornbinations of courses and practical experience, organized into programs of instruction to provide opportunities for students to prepare for and achieve career objectives in selected office occupations. Public Service Education consists of planned learning experiences concerned with training for the performance of occupations, in local, state, and federal government positions. SCC In an effort to serve the entire community effectively, also has several vocational programs for the handicapped. The programs are developed In order that these people my upgradletheirsklllsandtl*riby become employable. Handicapped students (those persons wun PnySZCW, meniai, or behavioral conditions that adversely affect their performances In class or those referred as clients of Vocational Rehabilitation Services) will be enrolled in specially designed vocational courses or may be enrolled in regular non-credit or college credit courses. In an effort to prepare students for entry into ongoing vocational programs and to develop employable skills, adaptive programs In physical education, math, reading, and arts are Included in the program for the handicapped. S S 5 A '' I I; . 5. I • -• Loll Ti ligMi limos Thsndss, isk Kisusk, liny lull,.., pwolto lu*vs., Ss Neat, Use Jass. rIs Wignar. Famous Recipe Fried Oiduan of Sanford Is among the top Famous Recipe Restaurants throughout the nation having placed number 4 in the chain In on, ow has remained in flue top IS consistently. In 117$ we received the p1il i i's Award (nj_ placing number 15 In a chain of 157 restaurants and received a plaque ricegnusing ffi. highest standards In volume during 117$ having over one hit million In sales. Famous Recipe Is proud of our Sanford Customers, for without your goOd constant loyalty, such a level of businees could not have been p NI of the Famous Recipe Employees, Manager Harry Dumford, Assistant Manager M*s England, Jerry and Msrgurslte Sullivan, Owners, are constantly striving to prev the hlglusst qualIty, nutritious family miii prices you cannot afford to pass up. Theft"MLIMR061; 15 at j: Famew Emmeline Thurston Bost 0180111111md'°Z hioller ala, Grade A chickens. The chickens are delivered fresh, never Ireson, not marinated, from the hurt of cluicluin groWing country In We Appreciate Your Business Eamm MONAUZED $UN VISION 11111011101 11104 WOIWCMANSI4jP N.$.P.l. FAIAPRICt$ cOUNTIOUs $TMP 'POPI$$IONAL $TAFP G 1 S - — Famous *ecioe advertlom aguaranteed chicken product and should you'noh The Best Family be totally eatisliod will cheerfully refund all you hive spent or replica your WFOW FrN$ an 1polum %ank you $anfold S end otEmloyoeswhemadeOhio - p — •• _ - - - - Jerry and Margurehte Sullivan S -: &rAR.IROWN ' -. i5ra TooL SMAU S NO. JO TOO LAIIIos '..'YawT.II5 .... 5 5 ' 5 CurlJ*'J r - -, 5 •; &t &.L... NNV4—W0 ---' •' '• --- 2W L -: •'' 5 - S L __ • 5 — . 5 -- T Vell W- 2M 111- (SR 4W Seowd eu was.. wa.ftwo ftsw, 5, 5 11 1 SKATING RINK !k. 3224353 •ll 83-14155 *.IIP*LONOO -.-' -- --. va Now 5. 555S -• 5._ .5 - 5 5 -- __Q. ;S••-4 ;•' . ; . __.5_ - i:-.,, • -. ___ 5- •. .. ' . '.-. --• - .; ;- S _• - ._i S :- -.-.--._ —- - S 5- -• ..- L - • 5 - S ITT t. ----- — if Al 5.55 5 5 -S �. - -. r - -- . . ..--..-.. ~.----..-..---...---.-.....-.....~ I I I . ;_~ , .. . - . ---.....-_-__________._______. I . * ~ ~ - !., . . t -_; L / . gak -,to"& f7t~, -* ~, ••.. - .. . Fl. 4—Herald Mvertlwr, Sanford, Fl. 4- ivenjn Herald, Sanford, Sunday, Oct III 17 Thursday, Oct. 25, IM Contents Go. Bac k Centuries :,11. I;,; Museum—Library More I~, I ,. Than Attractions, Attractions And More Attractions ALUGATORLAPIT) SAFARI: Nine acres of wildlife exhibits. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. U.S. Highway 17-92 between Klsslmmee and Walt Disney World, BARON FUN FRIETE'S CASTLE: 12 different corridors of the Baron's Castle, including the Spinning Floor, the RoUing Barrel, the Deadly Dungeon of Horror, the Creepy Catacombs and the Barons Inferno. Open daily. $2 admission. At foot of the Pier at Main StrW and Ocean Avenue, Dayton& Beach. BIG TREE PARK: Seminole County-operated park with picnic tables and featuring The Senator, one of the oldest and largest bald cypress trees In the U.S. Open 7 a.m. to sunset, Mondays through Fridays, 9 liJTl. to sunset, Saturdays and Sundays. Off. US. 17-92 on General Hutchison Parkway, Longwood. BOK SINGING TOWEI1 AND MOUNTAIN LAKE SANC.. 'IVARY: Landscaped gardens, nature preserve around 205-foot marble and coquina carillon tower; daily carillon concerts at 3 Pm- Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 P.M. daily. Vehicle entrance fee, $2 per car. Three miles nort of Lake Wales off U. s. Highway 27. BREVARD MUSEUM: Antiques, 22-acre nature trail, marine orama, artifacts and Brevard County history exhibits. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Friday is; 10 a.m._to 5 p.m. Saturdays, noon to 5 P.M. Sundays. Taylor Building, 2201 fl ivuuugafl n Ave., Cocoa. . BUSCH GARDENS: The Dark Continent family theme, 300acre park with wildlife collections approaching a population of 1,000; freeroaming African animals on the Serengeti Plain; elephant ride and petting area for children ; Moroccan shopping basest; magic performance and train ed elephant stage shows, African boat cruise, rides, dolphin show, kiddie rides, carousel and games arcade in Timbuktu section. Main park open 9 am.to I p.m. daily; Moroccan Village open 9 a.m. to 8:30 Pm* daily. Admission (includes show,, ride,, attractions) Parking, $1 per vehicle. Eight mile, northeast of downtown Memoria l Just BVDnRIRDIETRICH Henry S. Sanford and the community that bears his Mm 5jpfosj'g proposal was outlined to her family, the City of OURSELVES Editor The library took more than a half century to establish. "i The Henry S. Sanford Mueewn.Ubrary, a memorial to the Sanford, and In her will at the time of her death In ll.However, .. 1 4 , founder of the.city of Sanford, is more than just a memory. Records Indicate that plans for the present Museum-Library 'negotiatlone for the manorial were not initiated until the early date toIl when Gen. Sanford in Derby, Conn. At that time, !i 110. The contents, seme dating back several centuries, reveal a Mrs. Sanford was Inspired to bequeath her husband's library of At that time Gen. and Mrs. Sanford's only surviving daughter, prervatj of culture exJztthg long before the birth of Gen. more than MOO volumes to the Qty of Sanford as a Carols Sw.ford Dow, began extensive conrespondence with Mrs. -....% derlck T. Williams of Sanford In an attem~ to execote the terms of her mother's will. ..I. In the kderest of the proposed memorial library, Mrs. Hprtnse Roaniflat and her late husband, Eugene, traveled to. Derby during two siunmers where they visited the Sanford Hon.e, made 3.Y sketches and took measurements of the li brary at Homestead. • An exact diçllcateof the original home library was intended for . - I '" the Sanford memorial, which was erected undes the direction of Elton J.Mougbton, Sanford architect. _____T • t Sanford Attorney George A. Speer consulted with family legal — . counsel In New York. When arrangements with the family and the 1K -. Qty of Sanford were completed, construction began on the IIIJ present site, 520 E. Fird St. I IIfl While the library was being erected, crates of Gen. Sanford's ____________________ • were shipped to Sanford and stored at various locations. Mrs. Dow lived to we her mother's dream become reality. / Although W and In her late 70s, she attended the dedication (_ i ceremonies on Feb. 8, 1957. In I Sanford Mayor J. Denver Cordell presided over the dedication the finale to a woman's will that took more than a half-century to accomplish. • I The library collection Included books written In five languages '' 1. .• • and on every subject ranging from how to run a household to how •, • .il 'Al W to rim a government. The books' publishing dates are traced from : . . theeltlyllltOthelatel000sandjncludelnanyffritedjtlonj. . .:-: Students, writers and hi buffs f retreat to the quaint library for research material The film library contains mlcrotilmo( some so,000olecesofcorreapon. '. •— __I7_1 device from world wide statesmen, patriots, politicians and name. I. '' ' . • ". • . • • ___ • _____ _____ • • '. •' ____ ____ - - . ____ •. _____ -'! - •• • • ____ • • . ' historim •• - 1/ --- iWr. I L . ___ ___ •• - i$eader of yesteryear Is found .• •- •- 1. •t... _,:,Z - -- . . •.- . I In one of main seetlsnsd tbe.Henry $.ianford Museum-Library. .. L I ~ . . I I . I .1 1. re L . W. Are Fully . ~ ~ . 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Both otter cycles or -- - - - - - • 1 I. --. -- - - WASHER-DRYER • v - • , - - -, 11- - - : - • - k. - .: - -- - • " -~,~'rr~,-!~~'_ "ZI ., JL,, _1i-'~:.':-'_ - - - .; -, • • - - --. :- ,.. --; - -' • • • • :L :I : ____________________________________________ r,-" _~ -I! ~;;,,- .'' ~ .r ~~ -I . i.~ • ;- - •. • I _.-, ~ ..-I I . e ffirriskw.sntcdWa,, . - • io.nvs misy, svsnsh,w,arnsst , o I without adsqu Insurinc. to protoct him .gakst flaws In his fifi.. __II. . • . - . - oftc thsIlan( ftsw 10 I •.•_._••. •• , A .* ,~-x;_k~~ 1. Purchasing a horns usually is th. largest singls money ixpsndi any individual orfainily. Hi w th I have lost their horn. or hays had so pay previous hids1i4s on them . w "pb.osu, •• fI I ••-• '' .I . N .1 .• 01 1 IUUVI! As •:' ''.I - -_ • .,•.....•• •.•• 4 . r parlor, elevator tower. Open 7:30a.m. to 6p.m. daily. Admission include lIb, 19th, and 20th century Cuban paintings, American $150 adults, $1 students 10 to 15; free under 10. U.S. 27, Clermont. decorative arts, archeological material from Tick and Stone DAYTONA BEACH KENNEL CUSS GREYHOUND RACING: Islands, live Insect and spider zoo, Seashore Habitat, minerals Pot time ep.m. Mondays tlrough Saturdays; matinees 1:30 p.m. and fossils. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; under 18admitted. noon to5 pm. Saturdays; lto5p.m. Sundays. 1040 Museum Blvd., :: Monda ys, Wednesdays and Saturdays. No A4b"hs'ion 50 cents. Wed of Root. 92, just off Interstate 4 and Daytona Beach. MYSTERY FUN HOUSE: Updated version of a Victorian fun Interstate 90, Daytona Beach. (Season runs May through Sep. • house with 15 separate entertainment areas, including magic Umber. fl tract n oors,foxtune telling mirror maze, topsy-turvy room, miniature W or ld-f amous at io - FLORIDA CYPRESS GARDENS: 11000 varieties ol exotic flowers and plants from around golf. Admission $2.95 adults, $1.96 children aged 4 to 12. Open 10 fsatu the world, water skiing and exotic bird shows; hotel, dining a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. 5767 Major Blvd., In Florida Center. faelltles and gift shops on property. Open 8a.m. to 6p.m. daily. Average visit, one to two hours. : ; East of Wlntes Haven off SR $40. NAVY GRADUATION: Colorful recruit graduation parade. 10 FORT CHRISThAS MUSEUM: Authentic replica of 1537 fort am. every Friday. Orlando Naval Training Center, General Bees :: built by the U.S. Army during the Second Seminole War; guided Road entrance off Corrine Drive. tairs available. Open 10 am. to 5 p.m. No adinlialon Ch$ile. OCALA JAI-ALAI: Post tIme 7 p.m. daily except Sundays, noon Wednesdays through Saturdays, 1 to p.m. Sundays. SR 420 two matinees Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. No one under 18 miles north of East Highway 50 at Qwldznas. admitted. Off US. 441 between Gainesville and Ocala. (Season rims June through Oct. -: ' GATOR JUNGLE ALUGATOR FARM: Alligator and reptiles. ORANGE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM: Exhibits tracing Open lam, to dark daily. East Highway 50 at Christmas. Ol-ange County's colorful past: country dor - pioneer kitchen, GATOIIAND 500: 2* alligators and crocodiles In their - mone itIli, 1590 parlor, Indian artifacts, picture gallery, old native sghftat; snakes of Florida, flamingos, monkeys, deer, postcards, quilts, antiques, replicas of Pine Castle and Fort .- .hra,etherwlldaislm.l'and miniature train trip. (men 9a.m. to Christmas (Braifleguidelookstoexhiblts). Open 10a.m. to 4p.m. . _..'1 _ .;1 . /-., WEEKIWACIIEE, SPRINGS: Mennaid show. jungle cruise, tropical birds and birds of prey shows. Open 9:30 am. to 5 p.m. daily. U.S. 19 t SR 50, Weeki Wachee Sprin gs. WEKI'A FALLS RESORT: World's largest flowing well, waterfalls, jungle Lrtiises, canoeing, picnicking, fishing, swimtiiing, camping. Open 9 a.m. to sundown, daily. SR 46 west of .Sanford and Interstate 4. 7 I-- ~ I I . S . I . I . - vyorsu :' 0 . - I - r I 7 I ---.* .~.t '. 1-. '. "I... I..... ei:~11. , :;1$'.;..1: ~. ., . .4 , ~; . •:1~:.,--~,~ 0 '" * I., TERMITE. INSPECTIONS S r . . • w . u iwn . , l h 'riand, tractions in INIMin Street U.S.A.. 6berty Square, Frontie Funtasyland, Tomorrowland. Open 9 a.m. to midnight daily. l)unibo s Incus Parade at 4 p.m. da il y; Main Street Electrical Parade at and 11:30 p.m. nightly; Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks 10 j),In. nightly; Pioneer hull shows, 5, 7:30, 10 p.m. daily. River . Country with racing mountain streams, water slides and beaches, 8a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Walt Disney World Village at Lake Buena Vista with30 shops and restaurants overlooking lagoon, 10 a.m. to 10 pan. dail y. Admission: eight adventures, $9 adult, $8 junior, $7 child; 12 adventures, $10.50 adult, $9.50 junior, $8.50 child; River Country, $4.75 adult-Junior; $3.75 child. Off Interstate 4 Southwest of Orlando. " tAfIá1U( I Kissimmee. WALT DISNEY WORLD: Magic Kindom's 45 major at- - ~ I - 1~ . ., ~ ~~ '-_, / I_, I .11 . _ '' :, ".. . _-:~ I., *1 1, ~ ~-. ~_i. ..11.~:. . I I "', ''."..'. ; I". -41 1. "".k. , , " . ,~, ~-,,~-. I *,:e~ .". . , ,. 1. \ All Your Needs ~ •' ', - I I. .I # L -• I . . . - Handle CONTROL• •S FUM k ' . C.rtlfl.d. To - L clsn&-21~~J — — . ' ./ . . ~ I. . PEST I lip .own * . H •' ~ . V-10 -4 -~Ir', ;.". .~.; I . I ~ ~ -' ~; , ou - JIM ROWE OWNER/MGR, .. 1r, '. ' ,~ It.I o P E S r CO N 1 RO I. . . ~ ~. . I ... I . , .. U 're paying for. it. ~ 11 I .. 0 I I . ~ ., PtUMUINQ TOOLS AT - -.9 famous; also features I'laza of tile Stars, with hand and foot prints of show business celebrities; restaurant and games area. Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m daily box office closes at 8:30 p.m.). 6825 Starway Drive off Beeline Expressway at Interstate 4 southwest of Orlando. Average visit, one and one-half to two hours. TUPPER WARE WORLD HEADQUARTERS: Narrated tours of Home Exhibit areas, pictorial display of the manufacturing process and gallery of antique food containers representing the evolution of food storage from Egyptian times to present. plus lakes and gardens. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays I except holidays. Free. U.S 441 south of Orlando near - - 40 ...._,ft-1.....I.. Open 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily except Mondays. Four infles east of St. Cloud on U.S. i. SCENIC BOAT TOUR: Through Winter Park lakes and canals, ble of Sicily, Kraft Azalea Gardens and Rollins 'College. Every half hour daily from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (noon to 4:30 p.m. Sundays). Loaves from eastern foot of Morse Blvd. on lake Osceola, - '•. Winter Park. Tour lasts one hour. SEA WORLD OF FLORIDA: Marine life park where Shamu the killer whale, seals, penqwns, dolphins and elephant seal perform in two all-weather stadiums, feeding pools, pearl divers, romp Mother and baby . dolphins r r at Sea World• Fountain Fantasy Theater, World of the Sea Aquarium and the Theater with "Almost Anything Goes", waterski shows. Atlantis 'l.a '1 or chi h ldren en Un er up.m. daily. A dmi i ssion 0fl •' u" ,OF adults, 5a.m. to8p.m. daily. Admission $7.25 adults, $5.25 children 4 12. ,,. 12 miles south of 12. U. S. 17-92441 (Orange Blossom Trail) 7W7 Sea World Drive, off Martin Andersen Beeline Expressway . Orlando. Average visit, two hours. at Interstate 4 southwest of Orlando. Average visit, four to six EMORIAL LIBRARY & hours. Mellon ''-" 'I.A IJUUU concerning rOn, Lu murum: E xhibit " SEMINOLE HARNESS HORSE RACING: Post time at 8 p.tIl. Microcosm of the second Seminole ); Sanford family Doors open 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. No one under G ardner collection p4unIuIgS, furniture, collectors' ,ems, I et een ,.,,, ILIItI1 434. It 17-92 n bui%CCfl orti Ot Or ando, Jual On 18 admitted. Nort of Florida shells. Open 2 to 5 Wednesday, Fridays d 2000 Seminola Blvd., Casselberry. (Season runs May through Sundays. No admission charge. 520 E. First Street, Sanford. September). UOM)S(CA SPRINGS: N aura atural ifFlorida as It used to SILVER SPRINGS: Featuring (leer park, glass-bottom boats, Fishbowl e Hi . Park; .uc erthe Waterfowl the reptile inst itute, antique car collection, Jungle cruise. Open 9 n.m. g Springs; pr ngs,uanimal exhibits. ..,n a.m. o p.m. dailU ,. U. . daily (gate closes at 4 p.m.). SR 40. east of Ocala. way miles W 0 . GUN TERRITORY: Daily gunfighter shows plus country SIX JOHN YOUNG MUSEUM A PLANETARIUM: Exhibits include and western musical revues, Indian dance demonstrations only "Discovery Room" with 27 partici patory displays; the 'presents Palace Saloon Can-Can show. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sundays Transparent IIaI LcaI IWIIIIU n Florida 'isa t hrough Th ursdays; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. '1g , tour o u) human , iiu with various systems and organs Admission $3.50 ad ults, $3 children, free for children under 3. up as she uss5 them); vFoucaultu. .en um Separate tickets providing for unlimited use of park's thrill rides Tampa at 3000 Busch Blvd. graphically and in easy-to-understand manner that our Earth are $2 adults, $1.50 children, under 3 free. Silver Springs. CARTWN MUSEUM: Exhibit of rare cartoon art and cartoon rotating in space, Central Florida's rst pUuuC astronomical SST AVIATION MUSEUM: hlonie of the Boeing SST mock-up, miscellany. Open 11 a.m. to 6p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays. No observatory with a 30-centimeter and other telescopes; natural world's largest model plane collection, aviation exhibits. Open 9 admission charge. Next to Azalea Park Post Office, 50SemOran history collection of common reptiles, amphibians and inBlvd. vertebrates of the Southeastern United States; hands-on CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK: 110-acre Park chemistry demonstration that lets you be the chemist. Open 9 with both New World and Old World animals and birds, including 1. a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., lions, bison, dee parrots, elephants, hippos, bears and petting °° Fridays; noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. 810 E. Rollins St., for children. Open 9:30 S.M. to 5 p.m. daily. Admission $2 for Loch Haven Park. adults, $1 for children. U. S. 17-92 one mile east of Interstate 4 and As KENNEDY SPACE CENTER: Free exhibits of spacecraft, free 4½ miles west of Sanford. Average visit, two hours. movies and free space science demonstrations at Visitors Center CIRCUS WORLD: Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey theme plus two-hour escorted NASA Bus Tours every 20 minutes from 8 park, featuring circus performances In a 2,5004eat theatre, a.m. until two hours before sunset (tours visit Vehicle Assembly - erang and other thrill rides, "Circus In America" IMAX movie, program). SR AlA one mile south of Titusville, on Merritt Island. Barnum City Depot and Crafts Village, Don Stapleton magic —average visit, three to four hours. show, midway, sideshows, gilt shops, restaurants. Open 9 a.m. to j GARDENS: 47 acres of botanical gardens bordering on 7p.m. daily. Interstate 4 at U.S. Highway 27, 10 minutes west of Lake Rowena. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. $1 parking; Walt Disney World. Average visit five to six houm wheelchairs available upon request. 1730 N. Forest Ave. CITRVS TOWER: Highest observation point In Florida In view MUSEUM OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: Permanent exhibits of citrus groves, restaurant, gift ship, glass artists, Ice cream rent . .. a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. US 441 between Kissimmee and St. Cloud. STARS hAIL OF FAME: World's largest wax museum displaying life-size replicas of more than 200 movie and 'l' personalities in ninny of the roles and scenes that made them Participation Circus, Florida Hurricane roller coaster, Loom- Building, Space Shuttle runway and other landmarks of space The two now wings were dedicated on Feb. 8, 1974. Sanford Mayor Lee P. More and City Commissioners A. A. McClanahan, Swords from a bygone John Morris, Julian Stendrom and Gordon Meyer officiated at era hang on the museum the cesemorw. walls for visitors to apThe w room of the facility houses the Sanford family's recIate personal effects, Including memorabilia, artifacts and fur- ' nishings from their residences at Castle Mallard .nd Castle dsGIngelon near Brussels, Belgium, where Sa nford was the U.S. Miser. nit The museum Is open to the public tree at charge, on Sundays, Wednesdays and Frtkys from 2th5pm J Tuesdays through Fridays; 2 to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. 812 E. Rollins St., Loch Haven Park. REP11LE WORLD SERPENTARIUM: Educational exhibits of the reptile kingdom and venom production for scientific research. - . Another dimension was added tothe originlal library concept at Mrs. Dow's death. Valuable family paintings, furniture and personal effects soon arrived In Sanford to complement the book collection. Expansion of the oàe-room library to incorporate a museum appeared to be the only feasible solution to the library board of trustees, according to a board spokesman. Mrs. Roomiflat, Mrs. Troy Ray Sr. and Mrs. S. 0. Chase Jr. presented the Idea to the Sanford City Commission, which ap- I 11II•7 Sunday, Oct. 21, 19fl-5 Thursday, Oct. 23, 197,-s Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL I ••• - UR!MIfl!UIUJ __- •.: - - . • ' .- ------- Your real We Offer You The Benefit -I I it3 Of Our. Experience, Dign - ' U,,,: .. ___ -• ComPassion-Integrity LAWN 1I*J1IIP 40., ,t* ~ 11 r - I I ' . . . . ; .6f-, . I I - I. . . I . 4 f -1 .I*L * I. A~ : , . . I . . , ~i-.'~, ' I - . 1. TUIFIl £ : ~ ,&~ 7 , .I , . UIU!IUS' N t'~ ' I VZJI *ill"' I C.rIsa I,p1 Pr.ssig :P' ~ UNERAL ~. - QQÜO . L AVL $I1FOILD ' 20 N.' .. " AVJI • ••• -. - .:. .. ; - - 181 . J - - - i-;- "I ': S $224213 . west *irpO - - - ~ - -:- -• 101011100101 Victor G. LeFiLi- a- a - - . - hC ,- ' It - ,. 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Sobik, who had been known to play rough on occasion, was DECORATING DEN DRAPERIES added, was the Children's Elephant Paddock, and the zoo Arft Day In June, &wing which more than MO ywjngdm betweer two years of age and drive Y fm 12th grade spent the day female hant or the exhibit IoreplaCeile aggressive male PHILIPS Al. Work contmues on the That Comes To Your Door" Residential sponsored by thie zoo, Burger King and On Seminole County t Commercial Council sold by the ZOO in October, lfl, was j of PTAs. 7be ad work udged and prizes awarded a winn ers In the various age Two mw concession M n es ca or. have helped the zoo expaM its The has an aggressive . U2 II he's registered in another Florida county or another state, he will$75. be asked to turn in his card or provide ioniiation so the prior The registration t. : ;±J stelis. licenses are issued for four years and expire at midnight" . ' on your birthday. If you have a valid driver's license from another' VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES: You must your own exemption the following year. PROPERTY TAXES: Property tax bills are inailed ti 2) week of November each year. A 4 percent discount is offered for bills paid by the end of November, 3 percent in December, 2 percent in January, 1 pe rcent in February, no discount in March. a vehicle enroll children in school, or 30 claim homestead exemptiot The cost of the automobile plates are graduated upward a&-, the weight. Plates are good for one year. Thee x Ppire midnigght your birthdate. e if you have had a telephone beforeanywhere in the country and had a gooid credit history with that company, no deposit will be required If you have never had it telephone or have a poor credit history, a deposit Is required. Th e deposit is . purchase license plate immediately if you 1) become employed in the state,.*, Bills become delinquent after April 1. SOUTHERN BELL ThW ilONF & TELEGRAPH CO.. On 4 installation never been state, you will be- required to take a written examination plwir undergo liearing and vision checks. If you don't have a license 6r.' the remainder of that year and could qualify for the exemption the your out-of-state license has expired, you also will have to take 1 following year. If you bought a used house and the previous owner driving test. For the -standard operator's license, the examination"' had claimed hoiiimtead, you would get the benefit of that fee is $3 while the license charge is $6.50 for a $9.50 total. exemption for the remainder of the year and could qualify for y residentialservice, t irted W th A Mon ke ' charge is $52 in a location where there has a phone. Additional telephones are extra. L)KIVEK'S UCESES: You must obtain a Florida Driver's License once you 1) take ajob, 2 enroll your children in school, 3 1 register to vote, or 4 claim homestead exemption. You have 30 days to obtain a license from whenever you take any of these four, cancelled, HO%IAI) xE1pTjN• Florida homeovners are given a on the first $5,000 valuation of their home, if they claim it. Homeowners must register with th e prope rt y appraiser's office in their county between Jan. 1 and March 1. You will have to provide the appraiser's office with a copy of your deed, which is returned after information is taken from it. If you bought it new house after the homestead qualifying deadline, you would only be, paying taxes oil the vacant land for S 9 , can be property tax exemption - to a patio with umbrella tables and are ridden by several Roson said. and an expwxkd gift shop and thousand children each month, One of the mad successful Rozon said. events this yen at the too, he ILI Florida and you're not sure what proof of age must be shown for children entering kindergarten s a l of agencies or companies you or first grade for the firm time in Florida. Some record of the mt e e with or later. birth, a birth certificate is preferred, Is required. Students of any And'an 1ort to halp o ur we includo here whet one age regering flOdS scb for the fiNt te m show can expect dealing with th em: proof of immunization against: polio, dlptheria, whooping cough, FLORIDA R & LIGHT CO.: A $20, $50, $75 deposit is tetanus, measles— both rubella and rubeola and mumps. Proof required After, )fear 6 percent interest is paid on the deposit. may be a military shot record, a doctor's shut record, a doctor's The interest is ucted from the August bin. If it's a new meter letter, or a pubfic health form, which most pediatricians have. there's a $25 service charge. Usually service can be While it's not mandatory, school officials recommend having onnected previous school records forwarded to the child's new school as SCHOOL ENROLL&IENT:A child entering kindergarten must soon as possible. Ibis helps in placing the child and in recording reach W 5th birthday by Jan. 1 of the current school year. Kincredits toward graduation. Enrollments are done at the school to der ar isn't mandatory. A child entering first which the child is assigned. grade must reach his Sth birthday by Jan. 1, of the current school VOTER REGISTRATION: Check under your county offices year ' To find out what schOQl Your children Will attend, call the listings in the telephone book for the elections supervisor's offic county school system administrative offices, and ask for the Pupil You will register there. You must be 18. There Is no residency Placernerrt Office- SdlOOI assignments are based on the parents' requirement. No proof of residence Is required. If the legal address. Parents must show proof of residence. This can be time elections supervisor feels it's necessary, proof of age, such as U accomplished by a driver's license with an address or a voter birth certificate or a driver's license, will be required. An oath is registration card. administered in which the person swears he Is qualified to vote. If need? Well, here Winnie the Pooh promotion and visitors, and bequests made to The old area wifi be converted dollars a week income to the zoo year a $5,000 grant for the zoo, Wely owned and operated by a the zoo. ZOO1401 Society. It is One of A new Children's Petting Zoo to central 51e i'l,, Cmel?v, Longwood Mt1 n9e County, lando. Sanford. Seminole County. park a Winter Spring, • Oc Th ursda y, If You're Moving To Florida, You Will Need... ser vi ng Apopka, the z. Among these Renovations to the reptile SEI federal funds. exhibit are to be completed by completed by March, 1*, with the Florida Symphony It continues to improve its funds provided by Red Lobster March. &logical Park, located in a Orchestra Children's Concert l ush natural setting off High. facilities and animal population Inns of America, according to Four Shetland Ponies and held at the zoo. The Orange way 17-92 near Sanford, and earns its own way on the Zoo Director Al ROZOn- It is their equipment donated to the County Cultural Advisory remains one of three in the profits through local support, located near the main entrance. 200, provide several hundred Board approved for the secoW Southeastern United States Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Herie Id Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Amialle In A Lush, Natural Setting Zoo WRH CABLEVISION! dl P 1 ' (R %JIlCLI INSPECTION: You must ha e the ''h u klç. inspected within days of the little you purchase the plate. The inspection is good for one year. ne inspec f There's it $1 delinquency fee if the inspection is not done within thkJ 10 days of the plate purchase. v '' tO the city tobeilnp1e,ted. ' jp - l o c v It . civic of everyone. encroerhing on nataw, and Its brought In by °In 1111 naw5 cam. that wildlife. ldlife. They w how precio us "61013111008, animele wow to" to be theowmalkill6dom r91* WISIP ad, tholly, the chamber apbons and turned and they reallood that at do twod the fitiods and p1m@ over of their parkIng lit home. Municipal Zoo the situation was SALE .. , a, t ii... ___ ('. -' r' ' , Ruby ' . we corns to you. We learn your PSrSnCSS lit* style you and and ' colors that Ia you but. w with you, we slp toexpress your Ideas by tastefully coordinating drapery, carpet and wallcovering In a way that completely dwwatu Id reflects your Individual personality. TODAY . FM WWATX PHILIPS NO 01WATM ,. 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By a process of elimination, am 104 acres of land now oc- COMMWJAI VW9W '-":. 1 11O,NIIAVLMNPORD.DIAi322.52,2 24H1S.A DAY '.'-, IN / .. liii , . I tJtfl 11. ?I?MDItD11I WV ! iI . -, PRIDE IN OUR PAST-FAiTH WATER . - U% U w . HOT •.4,3 I __ DOMESTIC . ,,.. - :.:,IIlI. ;.. SOLAR yesTerasr, David Chetsfskit. '2 I.ANPSC*PIN - d RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL . 'Oil ivaw AIMIN lie Ok f 4 I IlIkflJ , For All Of Your Plumbing Needs SR22's FILED 1955 . azai . AUTOMOBILE . W" .4 ANFORD • SPECIALISTS IN . —• on I'' __•N 1Ihr •sa.. AW 4'i. to ~ & e Zoological Park . . Ph.322.3170 705 S FRENCH AVE. INSURANCE 1't ' tnirtaIegs wu. ' •.. Andft'sourtrodltlon to provide th•m. W. She thoughtful Swiit Is an In- PORZIGIqls IN BUSINESS SINCE 1951 •. ftstw , teresung sight. •..-.S':-..,.•. Mirnwolo .. ,' 4 1otson Myers ..1 '. 4 .,. apInI respect to a family's ev*q wish. um ,. .:. . Parson grown . I". zoo by October 11171. Again the citizens were appalled, and again an organization, this time the newly founded Taxpayer's Association, took up the cause. ft collected 3,000-4,000 names of supporters of the zoo to petition the city commission. In 1971, when Seminole Countyacquiredmoneytobuild parks because of an approved bond referendum, the society asked the county for consideration on a plan to buy land and combine a recreation par . • take full ssm slblltty frm showing you sam ples the , we o It right, so you will want us to sin,, you . N" :",. - coAsld.rotlon, concsrn and con. Texas Star Ruby '' .' Youhove th0 right to .p.ct Red . ' . L advise on the project. The following December a motion was made and passed to drop all plans and phase out the .•.•.• ;••.•. -. ., - ¶ I. . , " We Marsh $••i•• Tempi* , ru., __ - t. Since I , 1111101" '%, • •.. edig . 34 yew Old Trsis PInappI. •, Serving Sanford And S.mlnol. County - , :p '' 7 ,,• as as . . . .- • CITRUS TREE SALE' Hamlin . '{ I.. d CRYVAL LANE N ORANGES ' p p1r , .4 lbere's a lot to be sold for Joined with others who offered animalL humble beginnings The Can- to transfer the animals and The animals were fed and The hiring of William on breeding loan from the Thicker Jr. as education lincoln Park ZOO In Chicago, bid Florida Zoological Park have the inmatesof the city jail cared for by jail mSanforidisagoodexample. care for them if the city or Often couldn't have cored less coordinator has allowed the zoo we heft palred with the few origanizations can &tted to Jaycees would provide cages. about whether the admals to begin ambitious programs Central plorido Zoola apott q more lowly Start. A motion was me& that were W= cam of properly; *1100d for that department, African LaWd in the how Of a n19when F! A Palm ''dent of and their dlet such as It was Rom said. These - 1% gory producing litters later this Ian of the Elks the 'Jaycees, appoint 'a corn. consisted mainly of kltchei Docent Training Prom, an Year, Boson d IY Smith, O Club, was given a rhesus mittee to request the Qty scraps from the jail a nd nearby OntreaCh program. comometjon of A herd 1 fallow d1 ponkey by a friend traveling Commission to""designate the town restaurants. The sewage and ' kL OU a circus. By presented On vacant lot actioss from the system was a g0er which ran an outdoor clawroomo and were bom, adwhit" deer Identification of groups of flore inkev to the local fire present County Court House as through -- t cap. ding t0 the II1 l srtment,_which bought the a municipal zoo." The request As the town of Sanford grw within the . Late last ear, the zoo Two Mxpys were recelvsd jiaymste. Not- was accepted. Colas the property an which the son VAIVAUS acquired a professionally from Arlsone OW the soo has tw wers bWy. MM booght,and the police and do6d b&=A to the chligh"&W firedWortgNutswo A* and, with the dWWWrd@ ft written and narrated slide obtained four Woolly Manholl but wouldn't to a0th,1t fl Wi tthhee 1ito7t. ftlsavaile tan o piay,t3T c?k eE &W schools upon Ismals and oftrift drm* on ft firehoose parking lot. Soon years at the MunicipalZoul fliother 01,1111 rRise Uutes, ofdisplay. On people of On town were was named Better IscUlso ficials decided to rid tborn. NO"donating animals such a foxes, were bWk and now and more selves of It. Gerald,Rvtbn took over the raccoons, ducks, skunks, doss, exotle animals of all species 11we was & public The Sadord Chamber of Aprih Ow the 7% Animals Bull, then, In On early Mile, Commerce sparbeaded a Zoo), hoo bm effective In redpation of Robert B. and, on their own, people started to voice their = to move the no to several fund raising dMits for Helskmpforboinessremm sum locatka. Momy was tricks to the didike of the way man woo f I 1. feredtheuaeofitsfadilltlesand OnMayll,asurprlaecameln equipment to the zoo for ahalf- Ue form of ae Ham, born how mwhly 'IV progr . It to peredi donated b will focus on the zoos Its wildlife Mrs. Joseph ckitt of and other efforts in the CeWW The too's female cougar am delivued her favith litter of Florida area of a conservation cubs in July. natum Two female his& leopards, Wieth But here everything stopped temporarily. In 1969 an organization of local businesswomen called SISTER (Sanford Interested Sarahs To Encourage Rejuvenation), took up the issue and revived the campaign to save the zoo and develop it into a modern facility. On July 28, 1970, ft land at Fulton offlcJlywas ignatedas newzoosltebythesanford city Comm expertsission.ught in to 11 with volumes on animakielated animals between various perks and subjects, Is available to the Imlogical educational institutions staff and stied visitors throughout the United States. A new promotional campaign Blithe lied, was launched this summa for elevated nature four male tiger cubs bum to d~~— Phase 11 of the Bengal Zgers exhibited at the in hops of completing lftpo at Central FlorM& Zoological Park near Sanford reverses things by taking trall. I Im feet of boordwaM M soo soo. A kit of foxes bom this yew peek at spectators. is selling planks along the tmfl "ar released in On wild as ,,, to pay for the expense of I-It-Il II&L... Several were release On IIIiwu%%iJswamp am Hontoon[slandinthe&.Johoa atednear the entrance Orange Cablevislon has of- River.- - • 0 OIIIC.MIMW • - * • oft :,- mp ' Ii.s ! .ls •1•, .4 ••' p WO • - _.__.__._I .7 •.••a • - -7 - .,,:;L.. •' :' ' ,' - --. .. .S. •f, • •,••• , -.5 I5•t..• •'I - *. 'I ' �- l f '.. / - - Bowling Offered bK)K I b dt RK1?&ATK)N —Eveeileg IN" M, Ssef.r, Ft. —HsraldMverftwr,ht*rd, Fl. — belay, Oct.21, im Thurslly,Oct., im - By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Pass the barbecue -please. ;: And while you're at it, decide what you to do after lunch .—water ski, fish, play Frisbee, swim or hit the nature trail, There are all those choices, plus more, at Seminole County's 13 recreational facilities, and which serve the 60,000 residents of this booming county as well as thousands of tourists and • chicken, It 's The 3.5-acre tract 1 land Is used primarily by boaters and fjshernen, but also features a many Lake want - recreational facilities is at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. There, the daily visitors also can enjoy a nature trail, tennis courts and a boardwalk. Sunland Park on 17.92 is a acre tract of land near many residential homes. It features facilities for picnicking, tennis, basketball, softball and playground. , Lake Monroe Wayside Park is on 1742 one mile north of i.t at the St. Johns River Bridge. visitors. Largest facility operated and maintained by Seminole County Is Mullet Park, which covers 151 acres. Mullet Lake Park is located elgMmfleseast of on State Road 46 ft is a Lake Sylvan is a 120-acre tract of underdeveloped land six months will feature swimming usual picnic trimmings. It is on State Road 46 three miles west Of 14. Sanlando Park Is headquarters for the Seminole County Department of Parks 1712 comparatively natural developed facility featuring a boat romp, picnic area and easily accessible fishing grounds. One of the most-visited Golf fishermen, with access to the St. JOhflS River. There are limited picnic facilities. more Jes of playground, picnicking, boating wayside —:.- 401, tow ' • ft -' '.. .. -, - - -. -, ' . r I - t - r . • W. '. You Gotta Have A Racket - - • - b t ti~i • ' 1 . : ' ,•..-. I I.: ____ .-- - ':' _ -. - I • .. - . Me Cr. Horns ifs • H.dt • Commercial ) - two ThikIii d -• Wokiva Ever Haven - BOAT and MOTOR RENTALS LAUNCHING RAMP I _ I . *AOI BAIT • TACKLE. PICNIC MBA . P son - 1s4 Wskt 1kv ksrt 9 miles wsst IPW. HWY. 4 SNt 1I w.iva Ilvsr smo. .•• •• .- •,: • - -,'.• ' .. • •-•. • •-• •. • • - - • • •• • it. &•. • .' .- •.• Irsg .rss aiu Vft • • mom sea" ' . I 'J II a5a - '-. I Lo - P01 INPOSMATION os SOATU$IIVATION$ Ws .kid - 'TENTSITfS * FISHING PICNICKING - * COUNTRY STORE - COLD BEER L LIVE BAIT Between 6,000 and 8,000 women bowlers are expected to in the which will rim every weekend front April through the middle 01 June. The annual state convention weekend will be held here In conjunction with the tournamed and a banquet for MO person Is planned for the Sanford Civic Cerder. 11his will be a first for Seminole County and the Seminal. County Men's Bowth AcM1-', Greeter Se.m'bsrci Comment, 1% ON iMlumui WI DONI MEET COMPETITION . WI MAKE ITI The Only Exclusive Honda Dealer 10 Central Fisrida SAIlS t- •----- - • SIRVICI • PARTS p I .vvww Wilitim Nicks - Iahs Msaapr - Autsm.the HONDA GOING SYSONGI .- - • - • ' . . Da/OR s Tisi Site. R.d 1s. Reed Ski. Por P.opI. Going Mom W •R 4- • * CANOE RUNS Group Rates 4CTIOI'J" Dressed In Indian outfits and feathers the Seminole Coin tImes anatched the convention and tournament, which Is Nm MW S '• : - America of Ssnt.rd and Fal' Lanes Indian Hills at •• - - `4Nr Altamonte Was. Bowl • • ' ., Or Toll Free From Orlando 831.907 I.ftJ'1I)I4(1 - imagination, warpalnt and $100 paid off for the Seminole Women Bowlers who captured the 1901 Florida State Women's ad proprietors of coto iuiim. Na uiiiuiaiu Wokiva River. Neves • Sanford, Fla 32771 Ph. 322.4470 a a Ft - oosa*y, away from the Tamps delegates who spent $1,000 In the effort Fish And Relax On Th. Wild And Scenic W.klva River — - * MOTOR BOATS & CANOES Hourly, Daily, Weekly Rates ex- - I _••. SML West of * SHADED N. V. HOOKUPS the June convention in Fort Lauderdile. - ___ Hwy. 415 (Colery Ave.) At Osteon Bridge facility In Central Florida is ditional courts scattered across Bowling Association's Tournament for Seminole County at 1964 ': •• CAMP Landed _____ Your good neighbor ... Serving Sanford since NlI*NCl ,X 441., . FISHING Phone 322-3525 State - - • OSTEEN BRIDGE An investment of enthusiasm, state ____ . - Lilite Right urn Davidson. $esTttsmpuL JeseA1Im,OcIiMMIY11. . o - - - __ 1j . •' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 IlL 7 HAYNES ___ ____ - FISHING LICENSES BOATs MOTOR RENTALS WE BUY OLD GUNS named The Racquet Ball, the area. A church court in leaving no mistake what sport Altamonte Springs, Orlando YMCA, Valencia Community -College .'our¼_t'tt i. pair.iL courts in the Tuskawiila area usually hours inare reserved a couple advance. Cost for the racquets runs between $10 and W. Balls, good for only a couple of hours each, cost $3 for a pair.—JIM 1981 , , I has caught fire and is one ofthe until hlp.m. Prime time lsat7 most popular sports in the area. a.m., noon and from 5 to 9 p.m. There are a number of adThe largest racquet ball - - . q wrwr DAlI — ,NIretK)— AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE SANDWICHES—. SUNDRIES— COLD DRINKS COLD BEER - :' .', q, Or, Spell It R-A.0-Q-U-E.T •, ' .J'• • -— ' '• Tennis buffs appreciate Red Rug lake Park Joggers hit Lake Monroe front In full force ___ / -- . • ' • • _______________________________________________ ' .J n . - -. I) , l • !f' - San - :'' -.- -• • STATE FARM INSURANCE GORDON MEYER ,..'.. - 00 - rams of instructors, plus . - "-. .lasroom Instruction and onBy JIM HAYNES paved a new avenue to Club on Lake Mary Blvd. is played in the two-story 'anes Instruction. Bayhead has more than 100 facility just off 1-4 at Lee Road IIeraIdSports Editor recreational sports previously "This is part of our regular members, most of them playing in Winter Park, - enjoyed by a select few. iervlce to all our customers," You just gotta have a racket An abundance of courts on family memberships. The The Racquet Ball has eight isys Jackie Quick, Bowl facility has eight Har-Tru arcourts with No. I Hardwood makes it possible, of course. kmerica's league coordinator. here in Central Florida. You can even spell it r.acqTennis Itself is a thriving tificial surface courts. Maple floors. Locker rooms, Local high schools hold like, sport on all fronts at u-e.t, if you of. saunas and whirlpool facilities hysical education classes enjoyed The general curriculum simple fact Is that there locally. men and women fill the The Bowl America, also. fered Is men's, ladies', juniors' for There are numerous public and mixed programs, with needs of the 750 members. An Daytime bowling still is the are so many things to do with a )ast time to head for the Janes. racquet, the combination of and private courts, but the leagues and social events upstairs lounge has a six-foot -JIM HAYNES tennis and racquet ball has newest is Sanford's Bayhead featuring covered-dish suppers Vi screen as well as a day child mixed with Challenge games. care center. Cost for family membership Members' children par- is a $400 initial fee (lifetime) ticipate In free Saturday and $50 per month. Husbandmorning clinics, wife memberships run $325 and Prefer another location? $42.50. Singles are $250 and Most apartment complexes in $37.50 per month. Also, off-hour Seminole County have their memberships are available at $125 and $37.50. ford, Fl. 3227070 2201 S. French Ave., own tennis courts. Court reservations are If tennis is thriving, can handled on a once-per-18 hours racquet ball be far behiuid? basis, each reservation Played on a court usually covering an hour. The courts 20x20x40, this four-walled game generally are busy from 7 a.m. ,' .. ,•1, •_ booming. So much so, Bowl America is offering free learnto-bowl classes, complete with -'' \ ' ' - t - - -• management recommends joining a league. That's the safest way during the winter. But open bowling seems to be - '' - - ' throughou the year. Of course, a _.. • - For example, at Bowl America, the 32-lane house permits - open bowling '•' •.::: - - seasons, spring to fall, it is a bowler's paradise. Fine facilities which meet the needs of the public is the an- Mayfair Country Club is old Ah, what a place to hit a golf :balll JunW might not be An state-wide all-star games. of Central Florida's most _7 ;T;!Z— queirterback material but dool Football, basketball and Central Florida is famous for Scenic COUML It'S 6,W yards 'Its fine golf courses, and and par is n It's also we of the worry dod, &wftle Cowty's baseball games for boys 1, — -. (..Seminole County's courses are area's oldest courses Greens '. public schools ofiór i selected to represente •-.• I .•F . .... .. ... among the fined = VWSy sports Incan various are as . fee is and $6 with those who •his turn's outstanding per. North-South clashes, and atIn the south section of the ride paying an extra Is per cast 1 county are Sabal Palm and tract large crowds. Odeen Golf Club features a '• .". • d, -. ,. Seminole in Longwood, unafl, tight nine-hole course Specifically, the five public "Our athletic program Is - ' : Calbarry Country Club and covering l,Il3yarde and per 32. high schools offer varsity geared for the multitude, not . I.;_. •ø,. ;.-.. ' '—.'2' Deer Run In Casselberry, Golfers are faced with crossing programs for boys in the just for the gifted athletes," Wekiva in Forest City and water on three holes, and water • — football, t,uakstbsll, majors :: --•. Jerry Posey, Semfe .: Sheoah In Winter Springs. enters into play on three other '- : baseball and track. The lid High athletic director. Posey Is I ....... .Sanford has Mayfair and holes. Greens fee la$2 per nine -. . harily stops there, however. also the footbailcoach, and is (teen, while, nearby Deltona or $3 for 18. Carts are $1.50 per Wr,dng, welglIIftIng, te,uit' the first to admit that football Is •. .,..'ir CountryClubratesascneofthe peiion for nine holes. V ). . .4' IDlf. ,swlininlng and soccer king with fans, students and must-sees in the area. Club has also are strong sports. athletes. At Deltona, non-members a 6,000-yard layout with : . .-.-• ... . . ... • .. ..' . •., The areas in which girls few sports in :play for $S and cartsare $l0. Greens fees are$4 and $Sand ,..? •. participate in btsr-ecboladlc w "We have -.---' hich laym are cutf the The chall enging 6,900-yard carts are *4. 0. ir ... .. T . grams are volleyball, layout Is pointed with " 0ik.tbalI, softball, track, man -' Most of th e dub, require too fairways.Family mem we' .gated to junior varsity 11 swimming time reservations on Saturday .-.. ' . . berships are $1100 per year squads, but it is because of and Sunday, but weekday play i for single. After the stares and far- Inexperience, and that's what sabai Palm Goifaub is a generally isn't as crowded. MMOU be" been COMP14K they got a Junior varsity Sun worshippen' paradise. one of county parlm JIM HAYNES "am tormat is to doge tamof 6,21~y&W layout, with par 71 favoringthoes Who prefer met. Lyman High athletic director padoUi airways: Greens fees • C; 1 1h Ed Budmer points out that the \ xe$tweekdays and Is.cm .' -• changing concepts in high F ee and electric cai4j 110 school athletic heroes has f $7 and $6 • created more Interests in minor f : Sernlnole Golf Qublsa nine• op oucow*ry runner' 1 'r------.J.-...-.. •.....hole,3Oidiiae*ithW -- .'- I - — %t more than they — ' 3L The course was biiilhinw • usedto,"he mid. Therewas orange grove, with many fruit the time only the football trees separating the players — or maybe the hlh .• :Greens fee Is $1.75 during the scorer on the basketball teu woelt ad #Z on Sdw*y • , ' " r . . . • •;•s — wlOoksdUPtObY his Smday. Carts ar.$3.IIpsr . . " 'tBd now the bay ' '\ U CO* for IlaShOIsL wholsiud.d No. lcntbs Dow Run in a raw P-w $ tis team, encores the and only ithwhelasasecam. asecergoslis getting his shase . but the beck lss Ii ci uopatt, too." an It • High school athletics abo and$$.$ on wsskenda,W • . • eenisasafudsrsystanto isu fc.n • ,•,. , • combination gr L (O1kgS .tpgotic programs. rg.s1Ø$osw.skdiysd ,. •. . Ø.7$onwr"tfilisinlllet. Pal' .•-.* IbSadVSutOlWX)en'$Ig*sr. ae Is N.", on the I,1SS0-yd WekIvaG.11QabI.Maees •. .• . ..• gIrls to ' •. woll.mulcar.d, $7IS.yar .. ., • am cow" AM baslWAsU IwIs$weeaysaad$7 scholarships. The honor — -" •, ''C WOá_lnd_1, with casts Is Pet • rsun,d foe :-. . as sports. ..• sosh is hi tap cms1on4 ••'I— -14 "liii.ix has diju •• . . its SISSyard lsjost is ,• t*.ns.$IishSiNalIuWatet at klaols"Ths girls hove HL,,rnIUgiIpSSI 166101; ft. loss", . '• - •.. • —JIMMATI -. - .0 -. • - Oh, there are plenty of Variety &hooi's Top Menu T - Leagues. In fact, during the winter months, it sometimes Is little hectic trying to get onto the lanes. But for the rest of the The Seminole County Parks and Recreation staff numbers 13, not counting some 45 CETA employees. I '-•,• '.Y - anes. And Cameron White Park is Road 46 at the Lake on sup Bridge. The three-acre tractoflandhasaboatramp, a a4 and fishing. C.S. Lee Park also is on State Road 46,16 miles east of 1712. The three-acre area is primarily for boaters and —1IJ 0 ,. Big Tree Park, just off 1742 north of Longwood, is an 11acre park width features one of Florida's wonders of nature the largest and olded cypress tree in the world. A pavilion for picnickers, nature trail and expansive grdsrnakeaftone ' Heaven... Ah Fore I county's fa1cthMth facilihlOs. ,f Red Bug Lake Park is the most used facilities, catering to the whims of those interested in tennis, volleyball, softball, handball, shufflehoard, football and soccer, Douglass Road, one mile north of 426, is a popular stop in SouthSeminole for tennis, basketball and picnickers. picnic area. 15- of the and Recreation. The facility o, '?I TI Bowling in Seminole County Insn't like bowling th most of the rest of the country. Here, you actually get to bowl most of the time when you are reldy to chunk the spiral down the lanes. Without waiting. The national trend seems to be that one .needs to be in a league In order to get on the l Mat's not the case at the thm lanes In Seminol America in e Fair Lanes Indian Hills in Fern Part and Altamonte Lanes in Altamonte Springs. wh at!s Your Pleasure? The Parks Have It Sunday, Oct. 21, 1979-9 Thursday, Oct. 25g174 Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft, Herald Advertise r, Sanford Ft. 0 _____ ; Des Prole MUs.ccle kba CTIO4 HO NDA ____ 4 MNP0RD s. $h)O1LANDODftgy, 17-fl) $ was 9011.-UT. () UNDOS31.1* ' • - • _. ' • . _ - " ' i •. 4 • - $ . '- t - �1• -_-.--. 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 10—Herald Mvrtlser, Sanford F!. -, Sunday, Oct. 11, IM Thursday, Oct. 23, 17t Seminole QuinielawFeha Haven Serving The -, Sportsman C'ince IGA Sanford - - ffi q 412 Z 111ast, O N . . '• ' •- • Enjoy Golf At Its riflOS .- Sy OHARON CARRASCO H.rd$taft Writer Carved out of thick brush and palmetto bush, the communities of DeBwy and Dolton. are becoming "horn." to more and more young couples In the Central Florida area. - Meanwhile, the city of Lake Mary, lying east of Interstate 4 and west of U.S. 17.12, is one of the lovelier email rn*mIcfpalides in Central Florida. Boasting a population of nearly 3,000 persons, its city seal reminds that It is the "city of lake." There are at least 19 lakes in the city which celebrated its Nigh birthday as an Incorporated area In August' Lake My has about nine srare miles within its territorial limits and is a ndial cc 1011Y for the most pt. The industrial section of the city Is confined inestly to the Rinehart Road area. 9- IRMPAM&I growth is anticipated in ft city in the 190 decade. Located In the unincorporated ares of Vohada County, both communities l*ve no Mayors... but that doesn't mean the voice of the people goes unheard Delton., the first pre-planned co''xty development by the Mackle family, is operated and maintained by Its municipal service district (MSD). The MSD , One of Central Florida 's Most - ,. Beautifully Designed 18 15010 Golf Courses. ih.. •. ii C GREEN rw rrre WELCOME EJNLVIfI J Weekend ,vI•Iflv '—a ¼ ''r -' .- - "4 . GOLF LESSONS They call it the Nile of The adjoining waterways to shiners, worms and various America. the St. Johns - Lake Barney plugs as primary bait when hunting f the big-. 15 and Lake Monroe — also . Better known as the St. splendid fishing, ;veil e: Pole worms, Johns, this Ipiended river, perfect playground for water crickets and Missouri minnows which runs from Melbourne to sports suchan wateran skiing d when going after cats brim and Jacksonville, ranks as the only specs. ' major river the the Western Sound advice for the Hemisphere flowing south-to Numerous fishing camps fishermen new to the area is to along the St. Johns afford the secure the services f north. northern visitors a haven for '-rien guide.For"" day, But the direction the tide socklng up on bait and sup- a guide will show '-"; iii flows Isn't what makes the plies. There are half a dozen favorite fishing hole —that's if scenic St. Johns River so such campa along the river in ou are a "tourist There memorable. It is that Seminole County, mod of them probably Isn't a high enough seemingly endless supply of also making available boats, pricetag he would put on his bass, catfish, brim - and canoes and fishing equipment, private locations for local speckled perch, that has as well as food and snacks. fishermen constantly returning ,,,.., Fishing Campsulso renbw • boats •.e months o January e •1i •avo... favorite fishing holes through April Is shad season on for$lSto$l7per day, and tackle Ofl1 itsCfl3 the St. Johns, and even bass rental fees are nominal. — JIMthA takes a back aeatto this excellent gamefish, which is -iiiiiiis r---n aiiiiis superbly plentiful and runs two to five pounds on the average 7 74 s- -t '4 :._••'..2••'* St. Johns, Great ishin a 4 IS_S. •4. 4.5•44 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE • '4 '5. •••. 4'.. • ••? --------------- • - - By PGA Professional BILLY OSETEK -- RESTAURANT And COCKTAIL LOUNGE EXCELLENT CATERING SERVICE ") D I- , 7.$7 II SANFORD • • -• j _____ I- r -- -. I — IIIIIIIis - • • .. - . -4- .. - -' • - .; - - - 1 All N•w SIIv.rlIn. Boats MONROE HARBOUR The rest of the year, ban Is• king. I National bass fishing associations have listed the Seminole County waterways as one of their favorite fishing holes, and hive staged tournamentihere. 74 AFTER 3 PM ½ PRICE / I - 4*'#t.7s *LOO v authorizes the community to tax itself for needed services like police protection and street lighting. Officials of the MSD also have the authority to represent the community and Its concerns before the Volusla County Board of Commissioners. By the mid1, Deltona's population will mushroom from its present 20,000 plus residents to 65,000. DeBary, in contrast, Is barely 30 years old with a population of approximately 5,200. Future growth Is imminent with the completion of the DeBary Plantation subdivision, whose luxurious homes will cover some 1,069 acres. DeBary residents never formed an MSD but community affairs are handled through the Public Affairs Council. The council Is composed of members of community groups, civic organizations and chamber members. Volusla County voters will be asked, because of the growth, to go to the polls to approve funds for a new elementary school somewhere in the DeltonaEnterprise area.Taxpeyers would be asked to finance $3 million to build the school. Speaking of youngsters, the Volusia County's recreation department offers activities from crafts to basketball year-round. LI 1100 •IuayS -•• - F ROBSON - 4%%I. • "1k. Hg. .f Am.dcs" J------ - - - - — -- 3,:__-- o0 o A ,.::.':o*Y" Happy Hunting— IN SANFORD ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER - f the first time this season, a 3011 By JIM HAYNFS week stretch which runs from Herald Sports Editor Sept.7 until mid-January. South Seminole County is Jai-Alai Is a sport in which something of a haven for and Mexicans Basque. qulniela-feilas, that breed of Americans compete in a threesports fans who enjoy games of — walled game in which a hard chance and isn't afraid of risking a wager on it. rubber-center ball is hurled 1 against a granite wall at speeds In fact, between the Sanford- of up to 130 miles per hour. Orlando Kennel Club, the Players use a wicker-type .. Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai basket called a costa, which Is fronton and the Seminole jt strapped to the hand. The game Harness Raceway, pan-mutual is cross between handball and 'p. plant is open 50 weeks out of the tennis, only the court Is 120 feet year. long and players often are And pari-mutuels in Florida 'U required to make difficult Is big business. 1.1 ... returns when the ball strikes Better than one million the back wall. paying customers go through Format Is 12 games per the turnstiles at the three ..-- performance, same as the dogs, locations, wagering a with three matinees, making staggering $70 million, Jai-Alai: Unique sport at Orlando-Seminole fronton nine performances a week. Figures for the lastfiscal Mrs. Stephen Calder is the year, ending June 30, show the million fans, who bet $714.8 million total revenues raised by win, place and show plus Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club million. The date's 10 frontons the Division of Pari-mutuel popular qulniela, perfecta and fronton owner. The harness track features attracted 527,070 fans, who drew 4,714,851 fans, who Wagering, a department of the trifecta. The latter wager produces night-racing five evenings per wagered $40,092,609. The wagered $387.5 million. Florida Board of Business Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai The thoroughbred Industry, Regulation. the highest payoffs, upwards of week. A 10-race program is featured, with trotters and drew 406,017 customers who bet located in South Florida, for a $2 wager. As for the individual sports $10,000 a total of $21,810,944. The contributes $15.3 million to the selection depends on one's SOKC is operated by Jerry pacers pulling drivers andSeminole Harness Raceway state coffers, and Jack Collins, the father-son sulkies around the three taste quartermile track. 'attracted 177,835 fans, who These staggering figures team which Dog racing at SOKC offers a The dog track, fronton and wagered $7,239,412, totalled $1,361,156,037 In total in Sarasota where kennel harness track are within a similar format to the rest ofthe ownerstaketeIrcI e0 run In all, Florida's ll dog tracks wagering. in stone's throw of each other, drew a total attendance of Si It also UPIIInI the $91.2 tracks in the state. Open from summer after soc may, each ,oca Jut Oi Highway it uvvuuic1' The Orlando-Seminole 17-92, on the perimeter of the 20-week season offers a variety of wagers which include fronton Is offering trifectas for Cauelberry's city limits. Smooth Sailing Good Fishing -J I MARINA - p bervice • -.7 •• I - • I •'it% di.JOE AINO OWNER - C LII VOLK OWNER . - -4. • I,- .;: ,...I _- U ___ John _______ P _ .7 KEVIN f: O.M.C. RANDY TORSITY .7 -.e, r The Deflary mansion Is historical landmark MARIM IMPART 1•4::.?. - • -- __ -c1' - Pool In the Ferret at Lake Mary won award for design. Ashcraft Business n U - • •• , _ Is Our 11 -.• Sabre 14,75 BRIMMIC IrWILV6 OAKS CAM . 064% , - WYsNsw?msAiks... .'NsIds Picnic Rimids -. -• -, - --. 1• • LUKK LUCAR9LL ___ HarbourMisler ____ [I- / .- -. ....N Infrans Ac..II.ssT.I*vroNAmsniwss Ps1..$iwss..MlniOeN..$lwfflsbssvd 11014010. W011160 . Lod Lob *ft Full NO*40 W"MPM TNR*IdMlltLiunOs - • .• •1 ' • ,.••.. $IRVICI - I . • - • Ar II LI -. ' • • 4,',,,4 _j __ 4.-1" Z IICrUIISr - ir 01L.' NITICI : .," .. \ AMPGftOU*U P I _____ ,. _ LW4 lpSItaaa'u park k Deltasa... a favurito NCVSMISS 'pet. 1%0 WXt._Wavà OnAW 16 KWO _ I'r7IJIM [I' - - - ....- ____ -. :• i-r.11 Evaft Swadsy, Oct.91, 1V0 fluridsy, Oct. 230 mO _ 94 mONROE HARBOUR q ; - TT ;%; • . -;.'i I , __ • __11l •- -rw - % JP - Li!M0 W "'aWV .7 - NWI fox, - Oak t. - V0,1 11 -4.- • . :--, .. ;,• -- -'' .z :..... -.... ..•' .— '..%.'. .'!!i1 0 VC7 7 —L map •_ _ • S , ). �W In 2-Evening HoraW, Sanford, Pt. 10 10 ' •1 :. Sunday, Oct. 21, im Thvriday, Oct. i,it" I KIe.Ll..I DeBary s Founder Quite Rich By For Deltona 12, 1$15 to May Be Built of . cs of by he's 2-4feraId Advertiser, Sanford, III. - IuuuulpNI Vohata County vuters will be asked to pass a bend tome In the near Mwe to provide eno fundsto construct a new elementary school somewhere In the Deltona. Else am. That's the word from Rebut McDermott, aaiMai mçsrintonduid for instruction of Vol" Coonty, who working on the proposal. says Stwhqda In the ousumonitles of DeBary and Deltona attend elementary school In Enterprise, where enrollment 1M yew was 1,110, McDermott said In an Interview. "We don't have a peat Increase In the total number of students In the 4Idrft, but they are moving around," Mm The school Is eotimM.d to cog $3 million, and would home about 700 elementary students, he said. In another educational stride this yew, McDermott said, students of DeBary and Deltona have an opportunity to enroll In the gifted .dat1on program for the firt time. A two4sscher tam serves tudmta In these cuarnadtIe. and Enterprise, DeLand and Orange Qty. Dellons and DeBary students who graduate from Enterprise .lem.ary school attend mlde school at Dalton. Janice High School, and then high school In De'd. Al dloI.d l yew in Ohio, offered thIs year at Dellona Janice High, Is antided "Skills for Wing," McDermott said. The program alms to "help student sell conct" and deal oftsctliely with their p1mems. The prosm also help students define their career -s and aceo'nØlds erseyday tasks for bt4.pgd4 living, such UbSlIrICfIg a ch.rkbook and comve Deland High School, which has an eudimud of 2,200, is the lergeg school In the county, McImctt sit 'It Is d-tgnated Mao ares voe#Ienal 5udar, far it has an eteosM edrellen program and tr''iIng faeWtiei to teach job " he salt Sthocl.age dulMceo of the D.Bery and Deltona cam. muitlas comprise the sihntid 20$Stasdent pop"Ion In Vol" County. — SHARON CAMAICO SHARON CARRASCO H raid Stiff Writer Baron Fredrick DeBary was an ambitious, wiry-boarded man who loved making money, hunting game birds and throwing lavish portion more than anything else. He was born Jan. Christopher and Sophie DeBary, the ninth ofl3sons. DeBary began ,ikhhis fortune at the age 20, when he left his home ln Rheims for Now York. He tasted an Import baniness European wines and champagnes, and 1318 he was considered a very wealthy Bad times did befall the DeBary hnubold, however when his wife, Julle, died in 1318, leaving her husband to care for their two sinai! chlhken, Adolph. and Engtaie. That's when he decided to leave his New York home and travel south. The small family traveled by railroad In ION from New York to Jacksonville, taking ap. proximately 00 houm Shortly— thereafter, the DeBarys settled In Florida a larp tract land on the nosihaboreof Lake Monroe, where the DeBery Hall now stands majestically. DeBary originally built his manslon as winter bome of refuge from the ON winters of. New York. He also has a busbies venture, as citrus trees were planted and yielded fruit to ship north via Daisy's first t.uner, the George Bird. Later, he would own a fist of them Oeral Hwy Sanford, a New EngboWlar, came down aoothto visit with his loug4ime on - 1 . - . 4 IIilIl!L . .. . Community Of Deltona Is Growing At Sunday, Oct. 21, 1979-3 Thursday, Oct. 25. An Astonishing Rate Of 3,000 Yearly BY SHARON CARRjg predognjpsjy retirees to the Deltona. The census also will Deltona, the first pre-planned County board of commissioners "The tax base is almost all Younger set, he said in an In- include demographic in community by the Mackle as the mouthpiece of Deltona residential," Hintermeler said. The We-planed Community terview. Population now el- formation such as religious family. is located on the south- residents. "The community was never Of Deltona Is growing at a pace ceeds 20,000. preference, race and annual west corner of Volusia County, me municipal service designed to have much industry of 3,000 newcomers or more per "We have noticed a general Income, north of Lake Monroe. around or within Deltona." Year- Residential madeup is trend toward the younger As an unincorporatedarea, district gives us the authority to Describing the newcomers as The Deltona Chamber of diverse and include, warm element," Hirderineler said. "unguided masses," Hin- Deltona does not have the tax ourselves," Hlntermeier Commerce boasts a memweather-seeking Yankees to You can see this by watching termeler said he is not that normal mode of Municipal explained. 'We pay taxes for bership of 400, of which apemigrants from Germany and am (rOWth of our elementary happy with the bulging growth government like a city council street lighting, dial-a-bus proximately 99 percent are in Hapan, explained Dick school 11 Enterprise. it Is the pattern and wishes he could or village board. But the service, police protection the retail business, Hintermeer termeler, executive director of largest elementary school in slow It down. community did elect to form a through the county and animal said. Voliaia County with more than the Deltona chamber "We need to stop and take a municipal service district to control." Membership, however, is not PP" Commerce. freak and do a lot more plan- represent the voice of the Deltona residents pay $19.55 limited to Deltona alone he Hintermeler said he is ning for the future," Hin- people, Hlnternieier says. per $1,000 of assessed valuation, added, but includes businesses By the late 1900,, Deltona's locking forward to the 1980 termeler said. "I am not real The district's board consists he said. Of that $3.54 is from nearby communities such Population is expected to reach cerEsi so he'll know exactly happy to see us growing. It can of civic leaders and volunteers allocated to the municipal as Sanford to as far away as 6500 and transform from how many residents live In grow sour on you pretty fast." and recognized by the Volusla service district, he noted. California. iatfoods ui1 S OweR 4&2 N S,..' NI 5.r p -THE EVEtTt FAMILY • • Health Foods Vitamins "I. . ,., OWNE.VAWAOCI •Storage Foods: DRIVE THRU CONVENIENCE :overCg -n YOUR ONE STOP BEER - WINE DRIVE T; JWCF EGGSPOP CNIPSMI - AT PARTY TIME —q.- - A Postmaster KEG BEER * PRETZELS * POTATO CHIPS BEER s WINE s POP s MILK s JUICE s EGGS I Remembers _lqqlOld DeBary . of up M. S. ._, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Herald Adv.rtis,r, Senfrd, FL . . ' - . .. . .. The Huge DeBary Mambo watched them unhom each DeBery hcIdei grew udil that yew. When warm weather other to win the approval Fr.jck and his no, AdDis, returned, Daisy ordered all ladies fluttering gay ban- owned of acres of the cmm tress dug oat and . derclgefs." cures crop and hoft hut dieioysd to make way for the iensry also was an avid The family developed 111141 other new vsgeiaMi crepe to be lover of boft game bird, crops sob n arrots.bsotL1ad $ant.d and wild turkey. He turnips and even tried ito hand • iii auwupurchased psm tresS. his sk lot In. Fre1ck "n would keep a large table aaesof land on the mouth sbore was (rent life for the tared Florida and turned lis th uandapsckofhowidsfor of Like Mow.. new FOR and =joy DaBerys until the winter buslness over tohisson.Afew lagIgto a Mellon. Uk. Deiary, Sanford, him 1894 when cold front days before his 84th birthday bent. wild planWurc, tress pert descended Into Florida and ION DeBaryIi , son's died ini sian am iaw out model Al the years passed by, the destroyed their citrus crop for hams In New Jersey. cammimity on the red, known today anSanford. As a wealthy buein—an, fortune _ Thipre !s Daisy Ha am*portills Not Mo Mom " mishiss 0 vo" S. Grent, Now E. 1^ Her" seedw as" Recreation And Fun . Rebut UWss. A Vrsly etofDeSuis prft 'is on of of of MIt a of a In at In Plenty Of Iii , Vblusia CoUntir . j r •' ". "-'.. - _4,'.! by our shop and let us check out your car's cooling system before winter weather Come /1 I , . .• - -r-' • . . . r STOPS YOUR CAR COLD II DeBary Radiator ' 4 Repairing, Rscsring, Cleaning - Hwy. 172 Dsiary. .. .6605346 • HfaIdhotoy Tern No Hank Thursam (left) Is the Superintendent of Postal Operations In DeBary: Joe Brenner (right) Is the Postmaster of 16 years. DeBary Growth- .. On - B7SHARONCARRASCO DeBar) literally is having a faceljft these dam u more and MOM yosig couples populate the community once regarded as emphasising retirement. iu ---. h.ralvl vein Old. -- C DeBary's population is ap ffew grow this said Al By SHARON CARRASCO to an estimated 5,00 The present DeBary post- households. master arrived In the town in When he first arrived it 1948, when the population was DeBary, there was no po 15 and two buildings were office building, Brenner recalls standing. Walter Haul, the first post master, owned a genera There was no post office then grocery store and set aside and the only road was DeBary space for the makeshift pool Drive, which led through town office. to the DeBary Hall, says Joe W. "Hard had one of the firs Brenner, ,, postmaster. stores If not the first, I, "If you didn't have a Jeep, it DeBary," Brenner says. "Ha was real difficult to travel," used to collect the malt an Brenner recalls, "Imagine hand it out over the counter,' driving in six inches of clay In 1960 the DeBary Pos after two to three weeks of Office moved into Its presen rain, quarters at 12 U.S. Highway 17 DeBary. Brenner, a former construction worker, left his Job in Brenner, now 60, says he' New York with his family to seen several changes take p1ac settle down In DeBary more in his adopted home town than 30 years ago. His main Today, for example, 90 percenl motive was to leave behind the of all roads In DeBary are 118-below-zero winters" up paved, but In the old days It North for "shirt-sleeve wasn't so easy, weather" In Florida, he says. "To get a road paved years As postmaster for the past 18 ago, all the property owners years. . Brenner and the nine would get together and conclerks and mall carriers of the tribute a certain amount of DeBary Post Office are money to the county to pave the responsible for delivering mail road," Brenner says. t'nthl Volunteers Vital To Fire Department asdergo drills dealing with all BYSMAXON CARRA100 'You have to be prepared to aspects of flr.flgiitbg, from lBlOs, Yates said. Throughout piece of DeBary. the years, the DeBary Hall has The DeBary Chamber of served various community Commerce boasts a mumorganizations and private In- bership of almost 100 tereds. businesses and associate To baa volunteer, a person As a project of the DeBary business, Yates said. chamber must be in good physical health, Bicentennial Committee, the members vary from retailers .ri&.s," said Pta reacuet.clndquesto this use ol Bruce said. make DeBary Hall Senior Center. Inc. and Realtors to heating and 'racier, a volsitue' fin flsr .pmet, he said. acquired a five-year lease to light repair servicemen. and fire commissioner for Tucker, 21, said his dedication to the volunteer ____ 'Iber. have been times when program sterns from his "ems. F,, been ready to go Oat or sit of pride In the community, down to Ow and the tire trying to help peopi.." dedication is alarm's gone off," Tucker This added In an Interview. "It Can tnstgihoesd eves more when "you see (itt hand the ,inge on the family We." 1 Daisy ad Deltouls fire detraction ad damage a tire dspstmeata coulde't operate can came," Tucker aid. sctively wilbot velutass Ifl &ace, chief of the No Tides. Beth depaitmeta Daisy Fire Dipuhul4, Am are composed entirely of served as a voludse, Telusters saw the few (& fir do!er for Daisy far 20' Lim firemen employee by years, making a Iota] of yews lfyssc,udMi work In elIssa. The NItOSi Firs District dbw £nLIPIiUW. in *ue miles and bu The Daisy Fire Depsilri-1 an estimated pspslatlss .1 han . Mines nlWvs 19*, Ticker said, The who are a sil w..d the as tails en Low dick. Delary v.hut.ers her4 Delve Is owned by the sesiolier 20 adkv enseahm ad bios sit illudser M Beese Jubiud the Daisy do on dWrK lbs meho as tetea en VdWm Pkss A.r"'— Wuldews isifevud ad a MINIThehsytsMuI4 i)r datlul 0 UeUi ds*ttla, hi saya, Is be M owued by adislow In lineow yes d_n1V. homes FMdat,id. Tv sit have 1'beM4bNke Nom en daty frem Sea. Is I pa. lhoDdlsyLMmsigeSdis 55 We i depaT lhe*aueeISiuW *.di1l1iIInSsid .54 thor IH asrt TEho1~e Ntrt- h d 1W sr 1W the No of No e.iir awn si. wel d edIne-t1 In MM* ad pes well N their sb. do 1883 HWY. 1792 Orange City Custom Designed Homes Your Lot Or Ours Resales and Additions Lots and Acreage A • Commercial Properties CONTACT CRANK CONSTRUCTION & REALTY CO. 9$ S. Hwy, 17.92 De Bary, Ft. Ph. Ml.SSU AFTER HOURS: 141.4272 I. RAY CRANK-REALTOR BERT LEDERHAUS.MANAOER Betty Kurtz-Associate Janet Potter-Associate R. Lorraine Caesb.r-Associat. .-V Horizon Yatsi, president of the DeBary Banks Road Is completed, he The community of DeBary is use the hall as a center for neico. me suoaivis*on covers unincorporated and Ues on the senior activities. Under the Chamber of commerce. The construction of one- approximately 1,019 acres and southwest corner of Volusia guidance of the Volusla County bedroom, one-ballroom homes will feature luxury homes County, northwest of Lake Council on Aging, Inc., more for retirees hall given way to the selling for $60,000 and more, Monroe. than 100 senior citizens from the demand of three•and four- Yates said. "We totally depend on the DeBary area are served "We are not objecting to it county for services," Yates through various projects and bedroom homes for young f&pgi I.i.iI1L.- •WCW Vf.t ibl. z..i..... .ei .t... t....ii said. 'Rtit cnlrI "1Wi hut,.' ' vnliintuit,. "'" •..' SS___. 'r ." Yates ui iiwi. Growth Is expected to we're not trying to cause department here. We depend On Unlike Deltona, DeBary has mushroom once the DeBary DeBary to be a city overnight the county for police protection, not formed a municipal service ____ subdivision on High either." but you have to wait 3Ominutes district to help lend guidance to to an hour to get them to the mayorless town, Yates said. respond." Community groups, civic DeBary is named after Baron organizations and chamber Fredrick DeBary, who arrived members, however, have here from Belgium and con- formed the Public Affairs siructed his mansion here in the Council to serve as the mouth- BEVERAGE BARN ,•',:::.';::' i,y. I PROFESSIONAL LAWN MAINTENANCE ;:...n' . -...:•. I: jj j ., ' k % .t;; ..... DeBary • Sanford : V . . S, S LANDSCAPING .MOWING • TRIMMING I! COMPLETE MAINTENANCE L PROGRAMS ON ANNUAL CONTRACT BASIS FRANCIS PEZOLD ' ' 29% Years Experience As A L1 Professional Gardener F'uuccie PQ4$&L LAWN MAINTENANCE D.kry, He. Ph. W4780 U .,. .,._. I. *000-00 .••• 5•* : , t_ • I H •' -- 4. I1. ... Pt 'çr' Tj j . 5' ,• �.. .- - . - . - + ••• •: - -- - - -. -. - - • it . •..-•,• freer . - j.. - .-e- b b ' • -- - 4t fLL t;. - 'S 'S - I Sunday, Oct.21, im Thursday, Oct.11, %1$ 4+Vv.nInI Hera, Sanford, P I. 4-Herald Pávsillssr, Sanford, P1. Sanford, . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * **_* *• *l* * * * * * * E I • I' 'p * ''p /-._' * •4- t * ------ ..ci. * 'p 'p 'p __ ____ ci 'p ___ _______ ___ _______ ______ _______ _______ _ i * __ ___ we • salute these leading business firms ahd add themtoour ____ ___ __ __ / +• ______ we salute these leading T + __ _ _ business aj * ,#, __ '•-'--. • * firms and -I $i __ -' add .- 'p __ ____ * * __ them 'p to our / _ * / 1 'p ___ __ * - 'p ______ -"4 . ___ *. _______ * _ 'p ___ _____ _____________________________ ___ _ _ A _______ * ' \ _______ 'p ___ 'p - 'p ' ..- "t _______ * I' 5- - t Sunday, Oct. 21, 1,7,-s Thuday, Oct. 23, 1575-S Fl. Evening Herald, Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. -••-• * lWt __ __ ______ ___ _____ ___________ _____________ ___ _____________________________ __ ff 'p \c-J * 'p 'p - ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ 12. .1, 12S iNS _________ 1S0 1q42 iNS IVININONIRALD 300 N. French Avenue. Safor. Thi Bvenlng Herald, Seminole c areopensix 5)daysaw.skf,im 5p.m. tel am., Tuday through Sunday and closed Monday. build ddlocastmathineswhich we used for the productIon of wi,eel balancing weights for cars Day Accounts and that - III around friendly service, that you'll ilk. so well. Bob is proud to be the -- -I ,' + + ________ iS3 Sanford and moved to DeBatyin 1t51, wtere hi lives with his wife, Hazel. His aim for oath job con. Wilaka lufiding and was cafled orlarØo Parts I Gear. it was renamed by Mr. F. o. Scott in bank is the only bank in Sanford WIDNIIDAYI Also being Jobber. When the old Princess sfeeicilpswhidiarsusedonthsie Kohier and Campbell pianos, wflch can beast of the fact that it featured Is a delicious salad bar Theatre across no street came up machines. Another specialty of kno*n nation wide since uN. did not go broke in the early 1CWs. Feed is sqved 'til 11 each night. for sai• Mr. Scott purchased it theirs Is the lead clock weights Featured in the organ dspartmnt Today banking Is a major pert of Tony Is a native of Central Florida and moved in. Sanford Auto Parts used In grandfather clocks. They Is the Thomas Organ that a novice everyone's life as wi ij ilse Is fren Alabama. ypsy has bein at 11S West First Street manufacture front end shims for or professional can play for tsose has become one ot man's constant are wieei alignment. Kokomo Tool ever since. Ralph Larson loined many hours ot enjoyment. All over -- hi companlew. ThiAtiantic National daughters. There is no better way Company sirvesnot only Seminole thebusiness as manager In August the nation people nave come to lank of Seminole, being a Full to spend an evening than it the County and the State of Florida, 1fl1 after 20 years in the Air know and trust the more than 47 Service lank puts emphasis on Lake Monroe IAn, enjoying their their machines and parts are Force. He purchased the company Western Auto Stores for de,n. friendly accurate and quick ser. good Ned, exceilont musk and shipped all over the world. We are In July 1q73 When Mr. Scott dabie merchandise and friendly vice. Their primary interest Is In ersonailzed attention. vsrylorlvnatetohavethem in our retired. Plans for complete sarvicethat can comeonly from a servicing the customer. A S lane __________________ ,vergrIV,Inicommunity, homeowned operation, our ioal remodeling are progressing very remote facility, located at 1401 ____________________ resIdents are no different. They well. Ralph and his wife, Ann, South French Avenue was opened i3S have four children: Scott. 24, ErIc too, know that Bob Bali's Western awe. years ago for the can 22, Kathleen 20, and Lincoln IS. )iuto Is truly the place in town to variance of the public. The name SOARS OP SANFORD Scott, Kathleen and Lincoln are 11) $e,ts Park Ave., Sanford, shop for fine products and efficient of the bank wee changed in Celebrating fl years of service, opened for business in 1NI. Mr. and friendly service. Bob and his employed at the store. Whatever February 1575 to the Atlantic and being the largest retail you may need for your automobile John I.. Kader is co.owner with his staff will always go out of their National lank of Seminole. The merchandising business In the you'll find It at Sanford Auto Parts wIfe, Neil. They have S fully way to make you feel welcome and assests of this bank have increased world. Sears' of Sanford first satisfied. in Downtown Sanford. trained employees, 4 full time, to • 40 million dollars lince 1530. Mr. bscameaprtofthssanfarsce offer you the most prompt, _________________ Howard H. Hedges Isthe President In 1W on First St., downtown. The courteous, reliable service they SINKArnK •1*51 & i47 andChalrmanoftheloerd.Heisa store was moved to Its present knowhow. Insidethisfine joweiry PAINT COMPANY native of Florida and came to WILSON.MAiIft location In the Pinecrest Shopping store you will find dIsplayed any 210 MagnolIa Ave., Sanford. This Sanford 15 years ago. Prior to this FURNITURE CO., INC. center in IN4. The present ti of jewelry Imaginable, plus company was founded by the late he was with Atlantic National 311 B. First Strut, Sanford, manager of mis catalog sales store all sorts of fine gift items to entice John Senkarik in INS and started lank of Jacksonville. Early in founded in 1541 by Mr. A. L. Is Mi'. Den Barter, a native of even the stingy. They carry as a one man operatIon, his only 1550, AtlantIc National Sank of Wilson. TM Corporation now in. leckiey, Watt Virginia with U leading brands of china and silver, helper beIng his wife. The business $eminoie wIll open a LOnIWQOII cludw Mrs. Arthureni Poe's Isperlince at Sews. They a large selection of antiques In. is now run by his Ions. Jerry ciii IfiflCh on Highway 434. at the ,Mr. Fred Wilson, who ,i h5 carry all major appliances plus a ciuding jewelry, cut gloss and Eddie Senkarik, and there are b0p Oed the business. Mr. A. L. Wilson also c01,*te hs' 1 bttey de,ait class rings sight regular emP'oyees. There 5 location will be an asset to the a three time Mayor of Sanford matH repOucanploceai pick for Seminole High School, another business by the same community as It is conveniently recently retired bUt still Is • up an order in two days from their Seminole Community College and name Ill Seining, operated by Iocaed near shipping and easily director and stockholder. He catalog Which displays atmeat any Uriiversfly of Central Florida. another brother, John M. This firm accessible from major highways organized the business with H. item avelleble en ftss market in They N watch repairs, jewelry manufacturers a Cotnplete line of , and state roads. All banking Paul Maler, whose stock this country. This building aloe repairs an romesitsting wait. paints under the label of PIN functions, frees making loans to chased in 1544, This well lteuses the All State Insurance Kaders is f$se third eldest jewelry PAINTS. Their plant, PIN COSPIlI and deposItIng checki. established firm features all fypa5 Company office. Mr. Barker & his stare in Florida. If you are ever in PAINTS. INC., Is located at Five will be eltarsd this facility, This of home furnishings In many styles staff unwell pleased with the ever + need of any typo of jewelry or Points. They we also the County Is ff11 first step Is further bran? at popular pricep. They speclalije ospandlng business at this stors. rapair worm leak to Kale's, a . Distributor for the popular Ben + In tradS.dlS, + csnvenuoAt In. WOotspI'ieI *05 they love bier neme you can trust. amin Me paints. They carry a The dsteurkisliqr of this staliment payments and free se'v$rip ow wee se wait far N ___________________ cim$ato line all tYPeS Of serve its customers in ttiG' delIvery. Whether you + are man, yoers. mirrors and they Install every Ml psisibit way makes it a string or celebrating fifty newlyweds iNS olgiassanywsiaro. They do custom toii ..er years ii marriage you are sure to framIng (certificatas portraits, . 13 find lust What you desire for photos, etc.). All WOrk IS dine In THE SIKIIMOWUR horn.. You are assured of cow'. attTOds ei* ,o.n all suer the the shs YOU COIl purchase WI05 CINTIR0I SANFORD + ' 1.' _____ '. sra distincticnandbeauty.Ttwresult, are eye appealing to the corn. munity and business owners feel a proud glow. 1,51 cOO$t'lCDIINl* Th17 Orlando Drive, Sanford, Is owned and managed by Dick & Joanne Swartz. Cook's Corner has beenanestabliinoss inthe Sanford area for more than 24 years. Dick & Joanne purchased this In July IS. COOK'S CORNERoffersavariityof items on Its menu. Sandwiches- such as stacked ham, stacked roast beef 1.1 are on the menu along with the specialties of the house. The specialties are pizza, burritos, hot roast beef, chill, T.bone and steaks Which are carried con. tinuously. Boiled or fried shrimp complete your choice of superb meals. The SUPERB meals art prepared by lassie Patterson who is celebrating her 11th AN. NIVENSARY with Cook's Corner thlsyearl Sesslehasout cooked 10 arnt ownersil UOWfle,5 come Oe' IC. bUt little Pat teFIonCOOK'$an." Cook's Corner is open from 10 am. until?. ____ Monday through Saturday. Friday tii 3a.m. For a lunch or dinner in. enjoyable, neighborly it. masphere, we su,geit you and your family stop by COOK'S CORNER. bC&*hara it thl' focal points of the Cook's Corner. Dick and Joanne Invite YOU to come to lunch or dinner or lust come into say "HELLO". your __________________ NeN. Park Avenue. Sanlsrd. This escIusivo woman's apparel Shop me $11101 in NSVenh$I! 1q14 by Mrs. Mary WhOlCilal 0111 Mi'S. Isttier Rides. Mrs. Ridge was barninSanfirdand Mrs. Whelchel sd Mn as. child SW portuiers have been friends chlidliasd. They are oemi.retlrad SW have left management of the Wisp to lefty Stales, Silty Day and Martha, ueanlnps. This iev.lv hip leetwis firs _____ quality merchaildism including have three (3) IlSmters, IS sold. Even the bilk -• .1 + _________________ I .+ ___________________ I -. + + __________ __________ _________________ 4.slery aid iW4ai'le. TIlSY the wry best it disigners fir all eccasiens, including spmnls*iar and after S. Per the finest In ladies ari acceesirias visit Mary Esther's 0111 chaos' 5UI' wardrobe from a seleCtion of liii bites, and loveliest fashions anywhere. 9U Nislatlap y , , servile dlrait55 fri IM.i sm - ____ l insif ' . E'NM ______ ____ == ____ *05 ___ ___ -- _ I N05IC _____ - 0*, *0 Mel 0*. The r -.i Np 0*51M0*of*5 ____ $ *5 ---- __ ___ __ - ______Frank . Iv '1 ___ ___ Mi. S. NiO In 150 0.11 SW firSt UUORYLUMSIRCS. This firm i*plsys las,. am of * Maps AvenUe. Sertird, SW Carloy, P.flddaulito? and Value ilarmeare. paneling. eint etc. w1deyer your bwl II 'h daughtor. .tf.r. MV exPert up roads may be, omoarv con is help ew chaiN Sanford CoesmuflItV 101 sw. 0*10500110* desIre lair reams. Ski ___ the BEN WHITE RACEWAY 511 THE SEMINOLE RACE TRACK. They carry feed for all types of animals and large orders are delivered to add to the COIl' venience of the customer. Presently they carry complete linesof NUTRENA and TIZWHIZ feeds. They also carry well known braids of dog foods, to satisfy the pet owners, hunters and racing to supply theni. Mr. Orssary us iNS5 1115 10, 5(155* 10 1 and Jessie agreed that a move to Sanford Plaza would betterserve their customers. This store sells sowing machines (name brands feature Necchl, New Home, White). TVs and cabinets for sowing machines. They repair sewing machines and carry a complete line 01 merchandise for the lady who sews. Mr. and Mrs. Boudreau are natives of Canada Grey Hound trainers. If you are In the market for fled Or Jeans they STENSTIOM REALTY Slenstrojr Realty was founded on February 7, 1517, by HarborS ltenstro.n, RealtirOwner of the firm. immediately They . 0dab1 thomsaives ftilrd Sunday Of the month they hold an exhibition at the arena on their e'SlMdi with FREE admllsiontethe public. it you're In the market for some feed, leans, ford's 0111 Neith So.flinole County's sales loaders. providing their clients a full service "am shiv" Real Istati office. In adi_ .w t-,.. mirciol, IndustrIal, and In. gijlj wsis SW have lived In Florida since 15*. Visit Sanford Sewing Center, 1153 in 1543. Ten years ago he moved to the present location Whore he has the most mo4.rn auction born In all 0, Florida. AuctionlsheldsveryFnldaynight all o'clock, but the barn is open daily from lOto S for conslgnrvlonts and retail sales or for lust browsing. Deli deals in everything from needles and antiques to "you name It". He also buys mar. chandise from IndIviduals, hotels, motels, and estate liquidations, Mr. Deliarco is a natIve of Youngstown, Ohio. For an evening ISolsor lust a delightful afternoon of browsing, we recommend you to visit WILCO SALES COR. Sanford. or Call 3321070 or all. ____________________________ Sill. E10rmk Realty ANscistis, Inc.. + $ANFORDNURSING$ CON VALISCANT CENTER ISO Mellonvilie Avenue, Sanford, bulli In INS and purchased in 1971 by First AllIed CorporatIon. Mrs.' Violet Hollenbeck Is the home5administrator. The company owns fourteen (14) other nursing homes In Maine and Massachusetts, This homehouses lii residents, some of whom are Medicaid patients They have regular activities such as bingo, card parties and birthday parties. There isa staff physician, staff nurses and a dietician. The wards are color coded for easy recognition by the elderly patients. At present the center Is being renovated and everyone Is quite - excited about the progress. TM dining room, one of the first to be redone, is beIng transformed Into a cheerful, pleasant area for dining. New drapes plus fresh, bright paint in all of the rooms is adding to the comfort and serenity of the Center. IndIviduality is being enCOUraged by pretty colored pull drapes between the beds. Mrs.. Hollenbeck and her staff invites you to visit them and see the im. CU160 Tn-Hull Open Cockpit: CU17O Tn-Hull Open Cockpit: CU1SO DeipV Hull Open Cockpit. CobIa Boats are sold through authorized dealers nationwide. Upon approaching their 11th an niversary here in Sanford, we salute Cobba for their part in the industry, growth and economy of the entire ar provements made the past few iNS 11111 sin's RISTAURANT patients foremost in their training and daily practice. years. They are proud to put the comfort and well being of their 3511 5. Sanford Ave., Sanford. This fine eating place nas actually boon in Sanford for many, many years and was formerly owned by John el Sr. Mr. David Remiey .purchased it in 1543 and changsd ltsname.HesoldittoMr.WlllIam FORREST GREENE, INC. REALTORS Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS, Is owned and operated by Hartaboutsevenyearsago,Mr. ESTHER M. GREENE, President: F. ALL EN GREENE, and Mrs. Hart and their employees Vice-PresIdent, and PORN 1ST I. - feature real home cooked meals at GREENE, Secretary prices everyone can afford, The and Treasurer, from their offices at 105 food is so delicious that once you cassorlos; Movers, Cultiusters, watering goodnesS of the meals etc. Bolirmns TracW Company empleys live. Claudette lauren Is jp,j sacretary-boalllepirof the firm. rentols, The Iaturmns ore Sanford natives, pYahalJ0* plpJng $*er51rm Realty is a ______________________ and are perents of tlWiS SinS. BusIness has boon steadIly mamber of beth 'hi OrlanisREST HAVEN yowk'. 0111 MV. bums his winter Park and Seminole County widenad his tracter.s.rvlce of oeaitlr, ari Multiple ____ KINDSU*ITIN ItS leers mi i P0515 territory cosisldurably. *100 Services. $toaslrom NS to 15ii dlIdreui wile 1usd no hOve ffi5 So depend en Roelty is ate. a *iumiir of Pace Is go. Its MIlder Ms. Ruby + S. Setirens started farming in 1514 aid Ii 1543 Iii bepan his own ___________________ business as the Sitirmns Tractor 4010CC DISCOUNT ONUS Company. This firm sells the Located lithe Plnecrest Shopping quality Case Tractors, Hesston CenMm. Thisstsre first esulotnent aIW services all mates. by Gordon Ksllett SW *5 Their traders range in size from was su itnow as øm o, 10.11441P. They aim sill all OC PORATION, Highway 44 West, + Springs, Florida; WALTER is studyIng engineering at Seminole Community Colbege,CHERYL and MANUEL are high school students and BRYAN will start 1st grade next school year. At HENOR IX ANT IQUES you will find lust about every kind of antique Imaginable. Although they deal mostly with antique furniture, they have many other pieces available. If you are looking for a special item and MR. HENDRIX does not have it In stock, he will do his best to find it for you rnd will call and let you know when it arrives at the store HENOR IX ANTIQUES also offer a complete furniture repair and refinishing service From the chair with a broken leg to the refinishing of your finest table, MR. HENDRIX will make them like new again. Visit HENDRIX ANTIQUES soon! Browse throqh their tine, collection of antiques. I4ENDRIX ANTIQUES, Highway 415, Oviedo have the most reasonable priced antiques anywhere. STOP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. CU1SO Tn-Hull Open Cockpit: CUllS Oeep.V Hull Open Cockpit; that is truly unique and delightful, carry brand name jeans and boots SW io. yourself what this fine and easy en your Purse. too, visit e$ir family such as store in the Sanford Plaza has to Deli's Auction thIs week. Home of WRANGLER, MAVERICK SW offer. the largest MURAL In central ELY I WALKER BAILEY SW ______________________ Florida pslnted by a well IUIOm.I TEXAS hats and DURRANGO artist. come In anytime to soel loots. The WILSERS ore mom S1NIINS TRACTOR You'll find yourself returning bess 01 the DUSTY lOOTS COMPANY often RIDING ASSOCIATION. Every East Highway 10, Sanford, Gerald ______________________ iff7 rscegnized thrsugls.ut Central flundsd by Mr. 1. K. 01555ry Whim isthslrdssjgi*a', Mrs. kitty 5pr15y.NIs'sareporhacliinl*at ajpj Ni $jp1iuiu ISO. Tile qrni$y Trvl0* pour old lvrnllure lIfer many mere Lumbo? Company. ogery uialber lies 35 IPuJIIVSs Ml Oils, and *s 0* Is very els Ni all lyoN of bulidins ruu.,. Curiem draperies is supplIes - MIMbY, cement, TVW aMid fsotuje of hills v51 .rsi005I cimpasy. Karen JR., Superinlanient of Carpentry andConcrstoWork.M1.ROIS Is currently Chairman of the Board Of Suilding Contractors for Seminole County and the City Sanford. Whatever your conS shruttlon needs may 15 LSROY C ROIl CONSTRUCTION COM. PANY, INC. will be glad *0 helP you with planning your new *vdtWs from preliminary plans a OUR NEW ENLARGED SOISO BUILDING, RIGHT NEXT DOOR. This IS a family business owned and operated by WALTER AND BERNICE HENDRIX. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix are both Florida natives. They have S children. owner 307* East First Street and began building their very successful business In November '1574 Frank SALES CORPORATION now provides feed to customers at bOth homes, Stenstnsm Realty Is $?RU VALUR HARDWARE HENDRIX'S ANTIQUES Located 2 miles north of Oviedo On Highway 415 opened for business in INS. Wehave RE-OPENED IN- - - Pusmes. as weui as cushem built *otu at al Sanford Avenue. 1U Forest Avenue, Altamonte have eaten there you'll keep Springs, Florida. Their neal estate returning - The friendly at. experience dates tram 1535. ThIs - mosphere along with She mouth Inlllthesterewasturnedmntoan a'jIve store known as Wtilto complete full service firm deals In residential real estate, sales of lots -' makes this one of the most popular Awls, in 1573 It Iscame a and acreage, and various types of restaurants In the area. here again, PHIL. OLASIMAN named it MEDCO DISCOUNT DRUG. Ml. GLASS. MAN sold the ste'S tO PIVII DRCOUPANYIn Niveniberof 151$. The .lsw owner Is HERMAN KOLEFF, the name MEDCO 01$. commercial and busineis pro. AMERICAN WOOD perty. An unusual feature of this PROOUCTS, INC. business is the "Trade-In Pro. Longwood, aro wholesale gram', whIch allows tho manufacturers of CYPreSS fencing REALTOR to work out a, and Cypress mulch, see the guaranteed sale on the pur Cypress Shingles. Make sure tO SN chaser's presently owned homi to COUNT DRUG illS lion retained, their manufacturers seconds, m olYe m0flaair is MICHAEL help him buy another home. All ot - of the cerperatien is the ttwie brokes's are REALTORS KOL 1FF. Se sire to visIt their - Principal Wayne Ratulling. 335.1440. service an SW log with flue leaker.. meant Will stacked pharmacy • Aseaclateslnttlefirma,eactivein, Ml WM fry STEVI LITCHWORTN and lecal SW state Soands 01 Realtors. • ml SeladIM of ROGERS CHASI will fill your THU VILLASI upp Mr. Silirefls fe. (OW dipiSiftill laitast growing muttipis Wilsan, CaPCYead that filers was $51 children me lOWer listing and ghh.*WIIls ____wC iwr 3.115 bYe I. Sanford. except the country, •.. a abaIwl a i 05iONilyfeMl0*rlffijread porting IllS business and says For your real estate needs call 530 prescriptions quickly and sf $33 South Orlando Dive uer. local JuNe and a Mel link Ni "sorvics is Oun busillisi". PU$J So mme yew bamnm u.omu merly Piaisbdp Sank Seminoii 1533 for around the clock service, Aassc'mlss K.Me*, Man IRA s, ObcluW$y 1* very roasanable prices ri SIVSI 15V51 wiek. lass con Ma In$W*1 materials at ____ Ti., MEDCO DISCOUNT DRUG 01w bulidIng)wosspanadInI55$ children. Ms. Ruby Wilson, ffiOAV •loCO5 bIt Sillily's - 0*IJI.nofviudMnlwi*1sale. UCKSICAILO isCil$lcLsdiosliuppflui, owned by MrS. Adilalls Mews, a DICK JOYCE WILL DiILLINO" and Super home wIrrasty decsssal.Malittharmarkon*IS *5.linisamplsel $amni and initimiss is bleed an il10 *aIItV pripams. arallaVs IV So ONA ares. me ove. devotion -SWIM 1(1101. a complete drug Ibis etc. Whether lovely lady be'n and S0Od In Located on Lake Ave., Sanford is 1uiji ssWing km ct11mas and wadlns lushes Md aMinued emos IsIluitutli. In addItion is --III Bait Wsedlanl Drive. Sanford. you mild a preacriptien fIlled, Sanford. Assisting Mrs. Mess. In owned and operated by DICK 1*i1*V*1*5NSPmei$., - UPU. -de Nd I $I*1ILI Is C;.,I pW Maip 11411.. WI attribute ken acøhent WvlCO 10*5 JispI 51 *iW hem. eltice loaded at $111 *1 Ml wide, me 1* Ihaven ___ Mis. 10*1. CaM. fesllng so In. beauty Care pidlids or wilalivor. the ship are Mrs. Foggy Past and JOYCE. Operations began in 1545," 'tp iy Our lulhlilillIls _____with his customer's this Pelt Wipe. Sioferl. FOrM, Y thu ivIIV Nd adult be IWO tO Wisp MIDCO DII. *5. Jan Freeman. me VilI05i DICK and hIs wit e, joy, m*0*a ladhily pnes0*pias tile city SIllilastli, utmost. is mind Ml prip'ssalve ,mJiSi,$hi. __... • ___ y is !IM Ml COUNT 05(10. You will Ibid till Ship, formirly 11(5151 at MO Florida luslives, are the parents el is case for II dM0.m atftus*1 ____. '$0 INIS ___ ___ 01*0' 0* Li- ION *IU1 0* ____________________ Ws is ___ there we only $7 residing there emloy It. 150501 01 well, help CiWIiiWS Ml illiclmnt, tils Hiawatha As maued to their sislit children. Whims a goed 'I __ __ __ 1511. _ 'wI S..Wruru. - ani lityry Auue $u*Jt. FOrM (350 e0*II0* S 5*0* for lOW *11 YloN SW the miSt rIaslIlable Ni presant qeiuirs In ?Wgust 15115 producIng water well 1 a 1* ___ 0*. la d0*emp Mn.,r.1u55. MOMSO pg,5s SNIP ___ ). Lrr.mI0dlpkasa.ad aM' an purpus IN PSI. Thus 15*1 by Sanford. We *15k MIDCO DII. Thy we new able to bIller serve thatnieulresa 155sf knew hen SW .U.ffiLifM.from05 ari yep - o1 minisWativihelof Ni, uap lad ti1butIi 1NNSe.si ' , Co*iadh, jiUl ___ Mr r'qut mitSui are rs.ilp. COUNT DRUG continued success their eu*mirs in this ss asSonance and DICK JOYCE if ' __ ___ __ wn at CoMasy & 0*ig. _:s NIPM4 W I..Mt P%IUlpliffi! P00* aSiuIILfl*t,PrIIssN N. Pelt in III Sin pow's 0* enilu Mr P50* rome kim 6 Ni OW VS,i4r4 SoNajd cem. stars, wiulcil is conveniently luSt lbs man teds It. He has late' ____ S bs01ir4aaetisl ii CALl 4E1*s buildlu Ml led MIL teUslis. *11k dUR kim m5l1p. NIX 05y had II0* 05ir ai*i *1511155*. OWrsulco Is SanfOrd MImi uipmiId SW well trained.. i' CCANY AT Ml *i*N*1. Fiat Sired. _________________ Nil Is 1iitifl*ir. *5, Casts is ____ P0* MS •5 p5jng 55555lJ$ 5 055w', yo the :I . of _ MasINl,.uis -.,-- pism. *U *Y.w ek 5111100 1*rpssi se '0*1O1J _________________ Nd i0*i a 1Sler SWN. ___ specs. The Village Ship features 551115 least expanse. Dick has all 5 MIsOSIVICI, MOIer*SP55155$tIvSMdad ___ JUlaiurMliW*iti Tas. Ml'l. Rye 'ON SIlNIpJNW.sisN.'e . 'sTrme". ml meiseii leISS$UIJ ts -111ev maiM 10 'hIll presost . : -------. . --br of £ as- _____ ___ _ ________ 1*505 karØsrs. i.N art - company isa pand enamel. ofa flf1fofO busbies that Ma_______ ____ tIll II0*II SW 151J115M0* leminsle County. abIldlSd by Sirtha 01111W ir ________________ ,. - • company. Chelsag Title & Guaranty Company. c.... PIWChISid this eatwn builINip ., .up,. TI11 also have a service office 55 INS Altaments Drive, Altamonte .TWybYeysm.,oms1* employees to tile present $1. Cheismi title and Guaranty ___ ____ 05 Chary Avenue, SafarI. SW tV1155*IstIS1.St,$af5,t N0*ahWmssis*1 ° *1 .maip if The - iN lowly isem iii Ni Fairu 0*WISJ 1tl.TWyepie ___ ___ MLi.rMlf5dp,.i-i' 05 W*Wo CIntw. Iii its's _ Wh ,. i. isiune $W000 'Nd - 0* *1 k v'v hl iuii*&___ *5 0* -___ 1 J11NL-LJPøltiis __ and tile' ___ _ --- ____ _ _____ W,M& OR. plj; -__- 0* ___ ____ 0* mid *1 __ *11I*5 s. ae. Cisisint__PIlar- me0*deLLUE*rsn ___ ____________ ___ _____ _ - ___ ___ Jfpt Nail 0*5W *511* *0*ofIN0*SWs EL ill _ ____ ____ ____ -i.wic *1Is II - " ____ In .11J1it1 &is w- Tiler oMIm aw me ___ ______ mo + ____ .--. _______ ___ _ _ Si11M.' ___ ____ ___ UJuTiTINdof*5" - ___ iari,. 0*TM:' *1IISSS*1I :Ml. *5rip11IS1SaIng*5 0* kal is 51*1.11 Eul1*te *ilpl w, _$, p IMUId4. *5Ui* - ___-+ -. - S _______________ + ____ _____ ______ + __ : _____ __ ____ - ,.. -p __ a1 ________ --rq* ____ ' $f$Jf15ipw.of4 N i teE $11 0*1.11.0* t& Si... __ ' ____ ___ ___ Pip 5 is an me SIIW 4.0d': _____ ins is. rw"_i - 0* ____ 0S*I ' hustles draperies. N aif0 15.111*1 SJL114. 1LILI ' -. I ILLOSI ids. *150$ful Wuides Md ______ mefnmrn - ____ ___ - ___ 0115100115$ UP$0L$TftI00 CO. Ii =l' + CINbIa( F6atIds _________________________ Secretary: GERALD 1. YOUNG, Iupsdkitendent of Metal Buildings Erection aid LEWIS P. CARTER 011151* TITLE $ campany of Sanfiri SW IlquiIat. od d ipsratiin centlnued by ulWwth,re. A visit to this fine shop is a must Indeed for you to cornplete your fall and winter war di' - RMISI •UAIANTY COMPANY I1westPlrssstrset,sanlerd.on August 1, 1540, chelsea Title i Guaranty Company (home office In Atlantic City, New Jersey) purchased Title I Abstract Company of Sanford. First manaier was Mr. E. Ambrasa 011ff Jr. The wseint manager is Mr. WillIam A. Jacsbs. On Nsvambsr 1, INS, Title I Abstract iU ________________________ forward to the day our TOWN once 2540 5. Elm Avenue, in a beautitul again has a public swimming new facility completed In January 17t. The school offers graded facility would be a dream come classes In Ballet, Polnte', Tap. true for Jackie. Mrs. Caolo feels the major appliances by HOT. that if parents can learn to Jazz and adult Jazzerclse to all POINT AND CROSLEY. For dedicated persons. overcome theIr Inherent feelings ages; children, teens and adults reliable products and dependable of drowning, then and only then, Miriam and Valerie have received service at reasonable prices shop _____________________________ can they teach their children to many artistic honors, among DICKSAPPLIANCE SALES AND swlml them, a nomination for the SERVICE. You'll be glad you did. ____________________________ Governors Award for the Arts. MOONIYAPPUANCIS ANIMALHAVINGROOMIWG They annually present three SALES 1511 VICES & BOARDING KINNILS performances of "A Night of DIKLI'I GULF SINVICI 211 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Locatedonloutel, Box 53,Ksnnsl Dance" In whIch all of their 231$ South French Ave., Sanford. opened its doors In 1512 01 Fourth Road. Sanford, was opined In 151% Mr. Mel Dekie formerly opened in students perform to complete each Ave., and by itfo they ifld Sanford by Randall H. Rowe. Mr. Rowe, a dancing year. In 1540 they on First and French Ave., had outgrown their facIlIties and native of Madison County, Florida, established the Ballet Guild of then moved to his present location location. moved to their present boards all kinds of dogs and cats SanfordSeminole a non-profit In 1551. As Of 1515 Mr. Dikbe MR. ROBERT E. MOONEY is the and will make provisions for company. This company (reagain owns and operates the First MAYTAG Appliance sales and a employees live on premises. dancers has many credits, o 33 yearsago. At his station you wi sarvice. The firm also carries the They hive an excellent variety which to boast over the past 12 find an air conditioned waiting MAGIC CHEF ranges and pet supplies to better servo you. years, Including three consecutive room with a TV for your con AMANA refrigerators. Mr. The people over the years who awards for contribution to the arts vonience and comfort while may who came to Sanford Mooni, have entrusted heir pets to Mr. from the Council of Arts-' and are servicing your car. He and his from Massachusetts after retiring Rowe will tell you that at Animal Sciences. These two sIsters have staff are experts In the care ot your minded as a Navy Chief, Is a civic Haven Kennels your pet will their eyes to the future and with car. They offer front end align. as Republican citizen who serves receIve the very best "Tender their past accomplishments, have mont and repairs, shop tune-ups PrecInct CommItteeman from Loving Care" and they are made the area proud Indeedi arid general minor repairs and of PrecInct 24 Lake Mary. Bob and grateful that such a grooming ad course an excellent wax and polish wife, Mickey have one daughter, COIIASOATCOMPANY boarding kennel does Indeed exist lob. Mr. Dekle is a native Paula. We are proud that this fIne 100 Silver Lake Road, Sanford has In Sanford. Sanford. He and his wife, Toby, ____________________________ established fIrm Is a part of our been a part of the area Industry have one daughter, Susan. progressive community. since January. 1544, Harold Slama Established businesses such as _________________________ was the first of Cobia He DeitIes have contributed greatly sold the business tO Ashland Oil to the growth and prosperity of __________________________ Company, who In turn sold it tO Mr. Sanford and for 33 years our Geoffrey EthenIngton in March, MIYIR STATE FARM GORDON citIzens have looked to Mel for the Mr. Ed Athchley has been the 1573, INSURANCE AGENCY finest in the care of their President and General Managerof 2101 South French Avenue, San. automobiles. AUTO 01*11 $ Cobia since February, 1574. He has ford. The Gordon Meyer insurance SlAT COVER CO. been associated with Cobla for ten Agency was started In 1543. In 311 S. French Ave., Sanford. This 1S$ years and lived In Tennessee prior 1573. Mr. May. moved into his firmwasestabllshedby Mr. Bobby to moving to thi Orlando area. present location having built the Moore In 1511 and was purchased Cobla originally had abOUt complexhenowoccuples. Youwlii WILCOSALIS In 1543 by Mr. Lewis Chillers. Mr. employees: now Cobb Is the CORPORATION be greeted by a friendly smile and Chlldat'5, an Alabama native, IS source of employment for 110 Formerly Wllco Sales. is located assisted courteousiy by the very marriedand has twochlldron. This people. Cobia has Introduced their on Highway lOWest. 4 miles west quallfled Joan Anderson and Sue reputable firm employs six. They '75 line to the marine industry and of 1-4. This family operated Thompson. They specialize in deal exclusively with the chose as their theme "Cobis, The business is owned by' the Automobile, Life, Fire, Health and automobile glass, vinyl tops, '75 Pleasure Line." Cobia RICHARD WILIER FAMILY. Commercial lines of Insurance. cOIIWI'tlble tops, trimline seat manufactures 30 different quality MR.&MlsL P.ILIER movedhere Gordon and his wife. Jean, reside belts arid Seat covers of all types. from Troy, Pennsylvania some 20 models; the C14TIR Tri.VIow at 113 Sanora Blvd. In Sanford. A TheIr ,xpenl-a,'lletlon, cour. Rider. Raider; CISTIR Tri.low years ago. Together with their .',, pg,lic servant, Gordon Is a teous service and fair prices have RIder, Sanlando; C1SVF Deep V. children they manage the:r feed pest president of Sanford Kiwanis been contrIbuting factor-s to their and Western store, a fleet of Fisherman, Sea Scout; C%SVIR Club, a past president and still growth In business over the years. trucks 40 acres of land, several Deep V. low Rider, Charger: active member of the Seminole. To Ml'. ChilIeS's and 115 staff, our CISTSR Tri.Bow Rider, Tornado: Sunrise KiwanIs Club SW Is a standard bred race horses, several but wishes for many more Soc. former City Commissioner of C17VIR Deep V.10w Rider, Monte saddle hones and a menagerie of cessful pews. Carlo; C1SV Deep.V Ciosad Deck smaller animals. Recently the Sanford. He is a past Director of the Greater Sanford Chamber Of boarding of Standard Bred Race Runabout Centaur; CIIVIR Deep Commerce and is involved in all Horses has become an additional V low Rider, Sportstes'; CIOVIR $2 service to many customers. aspects concerning thebetterment Deep V.10w Rider, Ranger: C21V ci Sanford. DeepV Closed Deck Condor: RICHARD WILIER began his SANFORD SI WINO C21CC Deep V.Cuddy Cabin, eraI years i as a DILL' AUCTION SIRVICI long distance produce hauler. He Vantage; C2ICC DeepV Cuddy 1030 State Street, Sanford, located West First Street, Sanford. The brought hay Into the area for local Cabin Open Fisherman, Gull. in the Sanford Plaza, Is owned and owner and auctioneer, Mr. LewIs hose owners and gradually he stream: C2ICC Deep.V Cruiser, operated by Frank loudreau and his Deilarco, "DILL", opened began hauling feed for them as Caribbean. Cobla is introducIng a his wife, Jessie. In 1543 they business at the old Farmer's well. The business expanded new line of utility boats this year: purchasal BA. Johnson's store at Auction lam on Airport Blvd. greatly over the years and WILCO tht CU 140 Tn-Huh Open Cockpit. , (p iT2 OAR I EN is beIng carried on through the unselfIsh efforts of Mr. Timothy Wilson and Ms. Betty Donaldson. Directress. Cornpleting the staff are five other from Brocton, Massachusetts, and hI wIfe, Barbara, have twins, DICK'S APPLIANCES carries all - '"4 1NO 1,57 ___ moved to the YOsent location Oct. , 1M for runnIng this business. They his.nams" as Charlie Is sometimes have 4 full time and 3 part time calied, will continue his policy of employees. Because 01 the volume offering better buys and better of business, they are able to fur. prices to buyers throughout te fish the freshest flowers available Seminole County area. With him and they deliver anywhere In the now is one of the oldest In as. county. They are members 01 parlance of all men in me car Florist Trans.Worid Delivery and business In Sanford, Johnny Teleflora Delivery Service. Whltaker. There are two salesmen Flowers always say "I Care", so SW five employees, with a 11am. 1st that someone know that you liketheonsatC&J,youcan't lose, carewlth a visit to Sanford Plower Stop by and see them today for the aiongtlmerasidentotOrlandoand Shop, "One of The Finer Central finest prices on quality the Central Florida area. Sterctii's Florida Florists." automobiles you can find In Furniture has an unbroken Sanford. heritage of more than 51 years in ____________________________ ____________________________ the furniture business. This means LeROY C. R011 thslr company has enjoyed the IVILYN'S SIAUTY SALON CONSTRUCTION, INC. nesting the ivolutlon of furniture owned by Evelyn Peacock. Evelyn Florida. LeROY C. R011, from the comparatively crude, but came to Sanford In 944 from President ,began his construction often ornate, forms Ofa century Philadeipllawheroshewasaisoa caries in 943 In Georgia SW ago to the modern more functIonal beautician. She has two grand, subsequently moved to Sanford and effIcient furniture made chIldren she Is mighty proud of. in9S4 to form what is LeROY possible by today's amazing ad. Evelyn employs one other hair. C. NO II CONST RUCT ION vances In materials and dresser. She has been In the beauty COMPANY, INC. The company manufacturIng technology. You business so long she can't has established a reputation can be sure you have chosen the rememberth.numberofy.ars.At tho.,ghout the Central Florida best when you furnish your home this fine beauty salon, a lady CIII area for their quality construction with furniture from Starch's. findanything inthewayof exciting In Commercial, Residential and ____________________________ original styles. She does high Metal Buildings. They are a styling, cuts, sits, manicures, franchisad dealer for American Till Ill DIP frosts, tints. etc. For a special Buildings Company of Eufaula, 14$ French Ave., Sanford. For 2 evening out or a rsguiar CUt 511 Alabama, one of the top metal years, this has bser 'a' favorite set we -i think of no finer place to building manufacturers In the sating plac. for area residents. go then Evelyn's Beauty Salon. UnIted States. Earlier this year Good food, fair prices Ifriendly Her crsative ability arid ysars they completed an aluminum service are all qualities 10? SIIC• experience certainly have been recycling plant for KELLER cess, and this drive.in restaurant popular with her satisfied cilonteie INDUSTRIES, INC: T.Hangers has all of thus. There Is an en. the pest twenty four years. clesed p5110 wIth ample seating tsr ___________________ SW Executive hansen at Sanford Airport ton the Sanford AIrport dining en the premises, as well Authority; a manufacturing plant fast carry.sut Service. .liel 951 fOr WALL MANUFACTURING, a Janle Knuse from Chelsea, warehouse for MONTEZUMA Mlchipenhaveewnedttilsbuskwas W.SARNETI'WHlTI HOLDING COMPANY: as well as for the past eIght years. AtSTM leg, Real Istate lroker, w. variousotherprojects In Seminole, Big DIp you can satisfy your op. roth White has been in the ,os Orange and Voiusia Counties, petIte with hamburgers, hot dogs estats busbies sincs 1554, and Ills They now have contracts foi' SI H (prepared to YOUI liking), etflcelsiecated FABRICATING I ENGI. French fries, onion rings, seafood St., downtown Sanford. Mr. White NEERING, Sanford: CERTIFIED dinners. All these In addition to specializes In industrial and PRODUCTS, INC., Lonowood: fountain SW Ice croem treats are commercial real estate. There are CRITTENDEN ORANGE SLOS. ''avaliabIe, p151 "he largest slxassocfa,ssinthlsfirm,Garnett 5040 FRUIT, Oroveland: JAMES salectlonofmllkshakeflavors you and his wife Pauiatte, both kern a Longwood; FISHER; will fInd anywhere. Joel IJanle reared in Sanford are psu'otIf 00 BROWN'S AUTO PARTS I SUP. take well sInned pride in their two sons and one doughty. Mr. PLY, Sanford: 5. 0. FARMER, business I their staff. Year after White and his associates are will OvIede: GOISDIN SKILLET RES year,residenlshavebeenstoppins known by area residents as a TAURANT, Altamonte at me lie Dip fir lunch, snacks, buslnssa that will smirch Until they SW various 0mm. projects. MR. diruler and lust an ice cream cone. have found lb. property you irs 1015 toIls that his rtputation 5 balms for at ml price yi s_. They return often, Iscause the his most valuableasset and that a kruses'olfsrallthstlilnes they've affert satisfied customer is '15 best me Is expect from this type ii advertisement. Other members of business. this staff ens TOM FREEMAN, Vice President: NORMA 40. R011, Secretary and Treasurer: SRENDA CHECEF$KY, ________________________ Receptionist and Assistant _____________________ ar srtpss lUS STIRCHI'S FURNITURE CINTIR flCO French Avenue, Sanford. opened for business In April, 1551 under the name of Furniture Ceder. In 970 it was purchased by Verdi's Brothers, Inc. aid the name was changed to Sterchl's FurnIture Center. James "Jim" Allen Is the Manager of the store. Mr.AIienhasbeenlnthefurniture buslnessebeven (II) years. Allen IS concrete for any and all de.it. yourselfsvs. $0 Whether It be CRYSTALLARI NURSERY teous,.frlsndIy service evarytlme , LARRV'SMAIT UflIn, fbi MAYFAIR OPEN Is beard In aweslmately stegilng Stones for your walkway P.O. ao*.iss-'ø, .ary, was you onto? the WIlsenMaiefZs. 211 *Ah Sanford Avenue. This fw. every year as wilt is 1040 When It was known as IncIulin, blOCk & White. fliP __________________ store iPiId 01 321 last First era oiiils$Ienteryeurnewlisme, establimad Ni 1535 by Mr. and Mrs C4 various popular tour. Stock Over finished weed Williams Sport and P1*15 ship. ____ ether I. W. Smith otel N sure to em the folks at Miracts nements. me Mayfslr Cewwvy Smiw,. IY'SOFFICI Street in June 1511 wIth Mr. and ____ metllngs. Mast area artists Smith and his___ daughter Piper still This business lies lien a reliable Concrete Ce. a csmpary *55 SUPPLY INC. Mrs. Lawrence J. Pivec as Is truly an iilstandln assof [ ' LUJffi 1J _____ ____ PIWCIIISS ShIll' 51* ____ bYe lieu this growing business. name Ni the area. MV. otid MrS. centinuss to serve this community Located at Itie corner of Magnolia owners. Over the years, the me ... we tabs *is ____ ____ ___ + acrylic oils, brushes, canvas, ___________________ Crystal Lake Nursery NWIS the William Riynsi pj tiaip it grew. Avenue and 3rd Street, Sanford, Is business oIgriw the building beards, art sets- evah1ng fir •s, shepNiw5aAdcf1ang,dffi.nams owned ofed by Der was moved to their present + 11511 1115 0.51St. ThiS __________________ PSIlV 155111 ItS so Tile 0*01 Muir Cinler of erramenlal watt. it W$ISOL$TtMIR* stiop and Vivianne Sweeney. Mr.- and Iicatlen in 1540. Larry's Mart buys Sanford. TI,. lock and sle ePiretlin 55114W. $acsnd 35. SW 1q11 epedeilsee in lii'ørapng. N y 110 South Park Avenue, Sanford, Mrs. Sweeney hail frees a single Item or entire lisusifuls. fUa4ltS*iirPlI5ant licatli ar.inlOSdofaSkedsfres,i5ft. busbies. Isesmudiapertof lids INS Ni Willy Mr. August Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. + Since Larry's death In 1517, his ship 11151 they epot.. this pliess 1N. Fir 34 years $inkarlk Olau . WIlliam H., san of the INe Cin be pwrlkased WILSON AND COMPANY GQr%n svvad (4) four pears in wife and san Oaorps decided to & 1at minimal 4051. Mr. pj s, $gsiw, 55*5 businesS uris, the rams if - NIMW and Ills WIN, Ruth file AND the Canadian Navy after which SANPORESLICTRIC continue eperatin, this successful with Safari Oil ItS citisanS 's Roynsfds Lack & Safe. Ms. adtholrcilhldiar lislie is eUlpild ni.PenSIolIltv $f *0 CMPANY : they came to Puns in INS. In familybuslness.Ac,m.lateiimoo WWIILRIPSRT$UZIR r owl. RijegNi is IICUISSI 155*5111 YOWl of thiS most nip firm 40ev. Ni matter Whet business. Pratt J. Par. Is 50 Park Drive, $in*d. was Ovl*. IllS firm we. Started by 1W they purchased Coleman's .11W remansbly prical furniture Is lrraadlmaybe, piecamNolte 0M IIIIIU locksmith and IS a ttil PrISmS ewoer toaving founded Ni IRS by I. C. Harper brothers from Sweden and available. A $are variety of kit. Gift & Statlonsry Store iec at ROUON MANINS miiflUt of the ship So Jtlllam,, *0 SMith's and Crystal Labs IbIU of *1.0*. Inc. TIle 0*0 & Sr.. N am elourloal csnlrsdlng cOiled Nelsan Sistilers Pistils 114 Magnolia Avenue. Over the chin cabinets is stocked. A 3'27 twP I1'St UnfOld located Nursery, aervin Seminole County MP.I1 Cider of Saiderd fiat wee S. I. Jullan and Ills wIN r.slø busbies. In IRS they s,ted Deespany. TIle! shipped fruit yea's the nature of the business compime lime of pe'table kansans next to Sanford Plaza. this led hue Whir esumias as wall bicycles by Puck. CanIwlan i Sanford with .111* row baby dsa1Ii ir Ipplilness. luatlni wilOr Prilsof Ovlide" label and changed tram gifts to an office heaters wIth accessories, even business was fOrmerly1 RoMan With their ptses, esuss j 'VIe' plus all makes of SMX 1*05 *5*510. S. 010Mm le hesinsl. NP,FillIp MartS, -Who arrive in theSe peers *Sy ware the supply store. They carry a corn. weal heaters, to help customers $Oertlfls Oasis and located In IRS. 155 .rn,u sUvlss. The oldest and lawn mswas by Jaceder, S*u.mbIr 13, 55 5t35 P.M. largest tailspins coNISI of oranges 'County, and also the Oiled 0.1 combat histlnp casts piete itne ot office suppiias, t.jr. WIII5wII slCe iNS. TM firm labra. Setap. They are service WIWi55S in Lake Maryl Let's hips this $ . liii.. it in. LaNPisaler Imallof Pionids. The Mali Florida. In rn Mr. I. F. niture and office maclines. Mr. stperlenced help Is service these bundis lOP is nit coesero shy C*Jupafly 155am with two em. Whaslir Sr. became a penner and 1012. Mr. Harry RIWIR IS he Lawoer. , because lbs YOWl P&IPSS are PistilS lI.IIin5 SW? *5 ISI5 fo me firm icame Whom id - PLMINIP SANK children: MIchael, Who Iradueted lv111isw1k0400ls till Iei'gebsek ais ,s *.s ewe to au i11dfers with the Present tlpire 55 Iwanty.sis pju. uny. Nsison and Ci. bran. ewnsr and his company. wife, RuthThins Jean. 5 + from Florida State (Mivorsity has •Ii MMV CUSSSmOI5 diN OP sarnsse secritary of this 40wy,'40p, MYD and Al' Cap fisluinty. 'steolunoSfull (111. Mr. I. C. Harper Jr. is now mate the Iertllilsr busbies wftlr till 5Nre becais. of till into a businsas venture' of p'hWip Sank of Ilmirsis. 0 warranty service. Sill and are S empleyoes well trained and lime 55- oweeitv uesares end Pris1t and need of *5 Own, arid that company becamo imaling. ever 9langlng, variety CSMiY 115111W0*R AbOwl six (4) mades ago KI*IIUI are sielfvis of Alabama. willing to helP you maks fbi list 50* as 0*f11 MInefl Mr. NIrpir Sr.. sINisugiu tithed, Wheeler Fertilizer In 1531. 0 merdlani* eminatod trees a mareer Iii ISIOVN to Talialiaisoi as pars selection from their complete line hers during ills Nivy days wand luall Md Pelarsit la miIidIb* am 0dM *1.051 in tile fulfillIng a nssl Ni 1110 01.5. Mn. owner of Pomade Sill's Oyster Ptasetdp U. S. Sink of UMdmele and IVCCJISJI Is 'hi SSMi1tt 51 it ISa's SW Matins MMt Ni ao tili busbies The 5lware motIves 1514*0 5Vvlce we. W4&5a4 William H. Martin Ml Flo*hIP Sank of Sanford. iNS , • SRN,d hw5s, you will fifid the and ___afiod + Bar. Jpffney Is _________________ 5MW Ma irtlud0WhlS5 _ pár of *1 b0*15e5. of Sided Mit. U pramellyp student of architecture MIP 051mm SeshsI*sssba*s are an sIIsMJ their permauiw Male. When yssi fainaws Ivhiruds a ___ORllm. ____ NiIbsshipS MOI$OIII NI II ha a full 11011 bi Sw0MJv4asP'r____ In Tallaliassis I Elizabeth Ann SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY lbs Uio*M- U 1111111 Sank, fInd Ihat pear lawn mower or deer as will as ithis, quality name At pew cam last, its and Mr. OlurIsstr*esiSkI (00)Ond *.Ms me 110-of Ganas a eradivate ot Florida Stale __South French Avenue, Sanford. s, ssse Sink 55 11*11. suginls wes't rim, the kid's brands In boats I other marine ji55W 1511k *5 ffr 05 jo dejillisiti servIce *rath pour, cksnaned in fali NIP. Through ____ thip amply %Mlvsrslty, Who with Mr husband : J Babe, swear, Iso native Of foS SW mercharilso. RoMan's I Ire itigraphlcneedi.Mp,lsss and supervlser. ms ,bjlial (Ill. omasan + fbi muiger.r: ls Sink oanas. became 'associated 011io Ni___ came Is P101115 When till reputation and comome stock + nsjelasuld busbY or pow'us 100 ____ alfout A 4I$4$ ____ , IliiWMI Cistraitln, Depart.- CII JDJ1UY ohipo under *5 *1* $wsansys Office Supply Inc. *11w retIred in iNS. After sar. lsrbe* *0WVInWW01Sofi,Whyt irmp in many out oi tppn bvftiaSS Ni____ lbs DuwiiI.UJn Skip. mill elfin the med alp Siwb,and, •andMrs.WkuSsr Its the County, Pr$1*V InJun.effbisyeer,Th,$wsiu,'s vkig in rhd War II he was eel *05*O & MLJr Center of - custsmers, Tb. Robsaws orb PINS d*rlcl of BaUd *1_ ru(iUteMI service, riPlir, as natIves of PlorM. Mn, isbn an members of Holy Cress rakii Wham thu Korean War lwlwvIuIenbIngSe $sa*1i and ISIfoJ1 01 RatiaslI. Lack & late. semis ii three and tiled Pond psjpfl51, .,. pl, Wir. of is socrat.ry.*ssaw'e, Iats.i5, *1015*5 l. *5Lpvpjrualares. Ni*0asI me Roynsidi have bull ffisfr Ep'scegel Church are active in ts brew out. Mr. Sales assumed chiller vwinbsr I lvi. MV, itsbseui ill $IVt% ParkComm Aviøue, lod hfldUltrim b -II,5am1WIL WI 0,5 r" are elhices in dear areas of lbs busbies. with + SW are pri is Iocai community and dseMiei Wmefship of the Sanford Motor lies Man a member 55 the Rotary .,vi, our bisrtl.st 0 :twa of h c, betWiks. Lab. Mary. Ti. C0.r*a*iy directly after leaving iivawient. We ore very forrn yew fbi finest of this type Club for tile Past 1$ VN!e, With iatm and beSt wishes . ,.ur . isuniussle County Nd elik thoM, Ceallv e. tIle miuta!y an September II. 1552. uu.r.utive csarnlms asmpflses ewv'm a'sM$. tvnsle to have hum aM their tWit thiS firm DntuIflhI Milofactimul ISO *r phIflI j yee,, Ml w,, 1551 *5 t . ,sr wi* ivu'. pes, w.re in ew or ares. that 1*. many sMaller auto dealers must, as come en sit. Mali. pour + disk. dam, any For Wlom _ WINW$salWlalcuet,mar$ Pea banking mupotIssee, Dennis Den Soils Is pill of ills .er + . p,rshas. oni start *MLI.Y J.C.PINNSYCOWNIC. deal '** $antri Slestric seups*Iiss Cw with -._ II vows of ____ Iae$wsmey'sOotkeIssply, Inc.. elnallied cntac, WIN his IVime lii the 10.1100 IIInkIIL + wilYOslwl f_jini. Whansu pe WIN SU*rdPleM.iNISI.Ipertot *Wsse' + SSW&PI*NSSI -and1er1SiI,*,igil, eM*iipstim J51smoreandj1.au,tecartim. WIll Seated since $00. ThiS is SW 0 01111 *11 *0' +_'-'. ' Shred. ss*rt • naIl luS.Ih etik aviv N ___ ' bells awalttv and sr'vlc.. 'SiWify them with the very fInast + liii is a 00*1 IS *5aldedru,Usuullw IilinIjIIL. Sanford fo 1N' ' Pain.. me fits SW lullS in 011$ 55 piuIa-H, l 55 ServiCs. hated Muir Csris.sny SoustoCounIy and sw,.tnflj PasiNi. $OJ*$-Ssuu Ms hem 05155*0 ___ __ dealer in emasti om 55 fair is *5 oldeSt franc11d ___'e _____ ______ ________________ _____ ____ _____ - ________________________ ____________ _____ ____ ____ FitstM..$uL..*1Npsers,g, 15Elo --. : ______ -• •-. , 5151$ 55 tha10 Uhrsi& the county. Tiley ate tile , Colidhi C...*. W. M _________________ 1*050*1111 sued Ml M451V behi *5111.1, hWy OrO - liuIsme Ilitherlind AMC. iialer In Commercial, jei, Worn Towsrs ___ -' thMaiomsejI.Islufw.gupt - is. 1*e p'l*5Shfl$:ilhlu$iluiI ___ ____ 1*$ ___ ___ ___ N *5 ness of ____ ____, - 104 last ___ ____ smeses. Ian. me are., cairn, ast Md te* over + IwnsPi *5 me furnW-il + ktLIIr if IRS. TM Ipedeus NIt' 1111*14.1* by Mr. 50*1551 filly mausi its gi •.-*mir$y NVolUN'5 5I,lbs - NleWfgiINleifSanddubsaI drive sflma51&sMdruTrs 5*511 S.'t'S K... me tit. Nick, a twelt knew. name Ni pruMiIsMilohinINtThsy$*l -' _________ ___ _____his Sass a Jiulur bo __________ IN -_ liasu in me Uu& timid of i.autv some ISO,_N513J' PSCU,JeSp$ + in MaIM *50051 Nd *IV S slim mitehraI*a ATlANTIC NATIONAL _______ Osnowast 4 itily Su$*ip thin Os 40010* huLls Whail Ml *10* usub in 55515N Ii built -. Wheel drive A I waN as inm.-....i-____ ____bylative.Silty 5 OP 511Mpg. sines 1* 55 fb*. IUISIi Mn. *obgr lrgull.s W C. Else. 0*5v y e' *=smnS llurn1 M tips. MiSc ____ TiJ*JV. ' me our, for to tom ___ ___m 1.ut Fist ins.r me me. Sirigilde p,usom wuam am hru40uJI 1tU1 Nd *Vilu. . ' 00dM in kit P0* *1 ivrckaSId *0 wme to piers me 10*0 MIasunt,t,, poirre vew'i, lonkuni at OilieSt . Ii*' 5111151, brMl'nwuue 0* as SUP C*VUIII(S of $f1gi$' kill IIIHfoII Ilantar, Os f ____ jri1u1Nl panfoct IN., WhIVybeISINI ....' t* + was me ____ IU*.i M* Cin'y. ii%p'mers, Mn. Km. and kisNdt Mts. ser ofom l-:-jr -, .P11w .L*ILLJ aii Uhlit . ksmlirus ill MaStS tiudllni in TM lu*1SrIii1r *5pereje, S51511. NiSm. *5Wfafo 10 *5Uy in*sof 10NslWilapby*10*s5 *1I*MISI Ml des IN awai luRKS. - ?lepof*0 $510' MOP N liii hIitNS*0dii . - + -: 0* is ..j Sam PW$'s MaMa suiv Pit u1il in4. W ftUU1*5 IPL- Y. WfllL * nl*u 51 r--Hoe 55 MWIINS Name fi*. welting of t's s.,.jloom. ____ ___ Ins..a N*IL11j WiN 0*0 Ii T daMsll*A itorl.. NI v* + +I +k Bank were: LIntei B. Allen. President: Peter .1. Feltner, Vice Pres.. Arthur Branan, Cashier. Sunday newspaper has bw otter citizens the best quality published for 71 CoflWcutIve veers, workmanship ever. The new Fbrm.riy The Sanford Herald, the aci Is air conditlOfled n'WIPIPIr became the v.nini ubich assures customers that they Herald In July 157& The Ivening p rsc e highest degree of . Herald also publishes the Herald quality itgI, especially In color, Advertiser, a weekly edItion Which They have recently installed iscirculated throughout $OfltkiOle computerized typesetting and and South Volusla counties. Ad. paper cutting machines for faster, vertisers purasi specs in this moreaccuratewert before & after paper throuu 0 thbltsitlIfl buy press. Celery City Printing wiffithIveningNerafo,go specializes In general printing, • Combined total of *300 homes In and titter press, including Seminole arid Volusli counties, complete layout and dNign The Herald's plant, situated ea a typesetting. tPiey more than beautifully landscaped lot nt" the welcome schsol groups and lakefront has ecom. a Sarifird organIzatIons to set up op. landmark. The Herald's printing pointments to view their facility. facility Is a modern, computerized Amoti our leedlt,g businesses, photo.olfwt operation. The paper this firm ranks near the top of thIs has Its own color presses and a list for stabiilty, progressiveness, color separation unit adding lIving and for Its contribution to the color photos to the daily and growm&dev,lopm.ntofthearee. Sunday paper. The newspaper is published Monday through Friday and on Sunday. The Herald Is politically Independent and ____________________________ reports the news of the county, MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUR state, national and world with Country cius lied, has been a professional competence. Sanford landmark since 1531. lIce Iifm ____________________ 1,10 ___________________ have been John Pearce and Howard MCNVNV. There Is an MIRACLU CONCRBTI CO. oig.iseen hale pelt course driving 305 Elm Ave., Sanford, first . clei, swimming opened for business iii I1I by MV. , - ro - Ttwv cater J. I. Terwiillger Sr., and Ii nw parties. lane and smell, Mr. l owned and operated by his sent J. Osatek Ii employed as golf E. Tarwlilipsr Jr., Who teak eve? elhIV otSVNS. MV. the businsis In iNS. $4. and tilt by are - Mr. wile, Mary Nancy, Ilouslewust natty PWie1at atid Mr. N James, John. David and W1l.m. Nutty is Regional Vice usld.nt At Miracle CO&no$e Ce. 1V Can Fiapetig Oara Inc. This dub purchase the very best of precast the lemilest self baeel o. concrete products fld IrigItn courses In Central Florida, supplies. They have reedy mix beautIfullylandscaped, and it .. . -- -- movsdtoffielr present ecotlon In i, esig, to keep up wmi the growing Seminole County 4_ IL 4 'p *5 Ills tiI --ui me IN 5*1 __ __ _*1 1.1 J_ 1" -' -_.----- a,--__. _____ I ,,,,,, - ' ' -' - _ _ _____ '.' , ' ---- - . _ W-h!0d____ _ ____ _ _ ____ ___ ___ -. 1 . - - ______ . ----------- - -. ' -, -. -. ' - -- ---- '- - ------ -- --- -- '-- - --- . I' --- -- I 4 -- -.. " . I, - ' .1 •,, - r I _'4b - - - - .., . - -.. - ,_. 1uI 44 .t '-i 's wr',. . , , .(., -, .,,j ,. ..,, '- c-- I$ r' "'. Z'F' ia.,.i' 'A '" -i , '' ' 'I . T'1' -- ". '' '• - '' ' ,,,. . - '' - -. a. .'". - / ,b '-*---.'L..-5, I ,, r ' I . * 4 Js,J.,- -s0 S C , I ' i' " ... - .'- . t - I * .. 'a, -. c �. I . . _ _ - ç a—Ev.ning 14041`2 Id, Sanford, Fl. - I. _ - - - . - . - --- . -- , _ .... - . - .4: -- - '.--.-.- - 11 Thursday, Oct. is, 1,7 Sunday, Oct. 21, 4-Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl * Is - .- _____ :, ..7 111111114 itt 11 * ; Ma * 11, , ry Sur Lake * ( Sunday, Oct. 21, 1070—? Thursday, Oct. 2s,1070-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Into The ges 1980 ' s -. * UN 011 1140 I d 4t -. ~i -;I ~ i'' I we . . .1 1 .0 * %6 * 16I 1. .1 .ob 11 11, 1.6 j. §N k ~ z Is kN i~ N i k 6 k h.sMMW N 11 'H % 11 _ salute these a lo ____ firms and ___ I ' o( I \ \ ....7 01 them __ to -, I. - - . . By DONNA ESI' Herald Staff Writer * , 1 __ Lake Mary. A few yews later, Dr. William H. Evans, a physician from Indiana moved to the area for health reasons and practiced medicine while operating a pharmacy in Sanford. And this began the history of Lake Mary with these two men. Dr. Evans sdtledlna red cottage ona 40.acre site on the ioiA side of Lake Mary. H. to state after . * * * ____ R. __________ Peq 11 e5o M __ .t' _ ___ ___ * __ * * (:lvs- ItiI * I ________________________ I' — 17O KNIGHT'S SHOE STONE AL POIZIG PLUMBING :1 Located at X0 East First Street, so SaMOrd,isowned and operaled by . I 705 South French Avg., Sanford, opened for business in 1g70. PORZIG PLUMBING covers all plases of plumbing from the DON and MARGARET KNIGHT. :: is This family operated business features the best and the • complete line of brand name shOes In Sanford. For men there are 01 NUNNRUSI4, RAND & DEXTER and FREEMAN. For the )ophlsticsted lady there are 'NATURALiZENS, OLD MAINE ?'IROTTERS, CONNIE, JACQUE. :J.iNE and PERSONALITY. NIGHT'S also has DANIEL REEN house shoes for men and women. HUSH PUPPIES for the tire family an ACME boots, SHOE STONE takes In tilting children's shoes. e guarantee that the shoes are -. . itted correctly. Selections include IPOLL PARROT,U.S. KEDS and lldren's corrective shois by HILD LIFE - America's finest chiidr.n's shoes. Handbags of 't fl5Wy colors and styles become irresistable to the lady shopper. Courteous service is always of. Owed by DON and MA RGARET KNIGHT, MRS. BETTY BARLEY and working on a Part-time basis ,re 6~10BOBBY MEYERS and GREG .KNl0HT. MR. KNIGHT is active In the community In both Church .'a nd Civic Organizations. We ,: suggest that when any member of yovr family needs FOOTWEAR iwu remember KNIGHT'S SHOE TORI in dasstouei Sanfonl. ou'il be glad you did Ii - CHINASENRY ANTIQUE Opened lts doers In 150. Mrs. ;- MarIe RIchter isthe owner of this First Street, $anlsrl. As - aid Amish buggy greets yew'en outside of the shOp and you'll find ftwss rooms filled ' antIqu, furniture, Jewelry, dolls ,and paintings. Attached to 1115 back of the shop Is Mrs. Ridder's i5-studio where sue conducts art cl.sses. . idar hIVSIW , quite an co islwd 51w does Mndpiintld lamp on a com missi on basis, also beautIfully reproduced neat of arms, In water color, from your orIgInal, She enjoys all perleda of furnitvrs,pol.dings.Ic.,butsueis especially fond at Use victorIan period. Na pride ared joy are t wo mascetsockingdolls, drisail like people Which are haiti over N, 'yser aid. Antique appraisals are "conducted in a prefessional manner, for Insurance R Rotat, purpenes. same of the areas of ioppralsaI an jewelry, china, . .staso, furniture I' pohntings. If $W'?' Making to take a walk Into Iii. rldies II the past, tfmsn we suppest you visit Maria Richter at He Clikiaherry Tree Antique simp in hurl. Yaw'it be glad yau dill 171 repair to large Installations. Business has in. creesed steadily. The firm has e5.even (11) employees. BEVERLY KOSCHWITZ is the office manager. ponzio PLUMBING smallest house does bolts residential and corn. marcial plumbing, remodeling, custom work, large townhouses, plumbing repairs, etc. Their work covers Seminole, Orange, voiusia, she and Osceola Counties. MR. PONZ1O originally from New York City, has been in Sanford ,ge. He and his wife JUNE have three (3) children. We are very fortunate Indeed to have AL PORZIG PLUMBING In our community. For the very best of service at very moderate prices, call AL P00110 PLUMBING 325. 3)70 for all your plumbing _________________________ LAKIVIIWNUI$lNO CINtlI 515 East Second Street, Sanford. Mrs. Virginia Michalowski and MU Su Castrianni are the administrative directors of SeminoWs finest nursing center. Activities and happy residents are their main concern. Mrs. June Miller, activities director, has an activity for everyone from lingo to movies to Pizza Parties. She also has some OUtside Interests helping with activities, one of these Is Seminole Community College, arid the Ptileblan Class of the First Baptist Church of San. lord hasa monthly birthday patty. Everyone gels ice cream and Clk$ Ploss ore gettW under woy for the aiwwel Christmas Bazaar to be held the fIrst part of December. The donation of a kiln has opened up a whole new area of creative activity Introducing the art of ceramic crafts. These beautifully crafted ceramic pieces are all for sale. If you haven't already, plan to visit the nursing center. lt'sa bright, cheerful place ___________________________ , J. S.$TIILMAN, INC. REAlTOR This rapidly ixp.nhlng, highly successluibusinsesissntynine(ej years OIl. It has grown from the original office in Winter Park to twelve 112) full service offices covering she Central Florida ares from Use last Coast to West of Orlando. Eleven of the offices serve the residential clients while all commercial needs are capably met at the Maitland Plaza attics, J. B. siwirnan, Inc., is a pagreeslsis real estate Company and the largest breker In Central Florida. J. S. Sheelman, Inc., is • ais. He largest IRA SIOKIR In a three (3) state eros on. 1q71 cats and 1 guInea pig) would have the beauty shows where they are taught the latest trends In hair styling and the art of cutting hair. Permanent waving, high lighting, frosting, tinting and all the latest methods in color are specialties of all the Stylists. Since this is a UNISEX Salon, we welcome men well as the ladies to try the latest In natural permlng and lamp drying. Eyebrow removing or to be# "A or"I desire to do the mostwecan tohonora pet, even a death.' choo.choo Elwees, a Chihuahua, was the first burial in iS?). Since then there have been more than 1100 burials which in. ciudus dogs cats, birds, guinea pigs, turtles, hamsters and an ocelot. Request for the burial of horses are made constantly but they are not equipped to handle such large animals. For someone looking for a plece to put that out wnitselflpwaslrstlocated at 2510 French Avenue, Sanford, but the business flourished and the need to move to a larger building memories forever through the Florida native. This Shop specializes In the repairs SI heavy wiodis but will also repair the sHtitiel dented lender with the sameexpert skill. MR. RIDWINI has a staff of ten (IS) of the moot uuallf led body arid paint moo In the automotive business anywhere. They guarantee their work Is your satisfaction a the SatlafactIOn Of peer Insurance adjustor. MN. RIDWINE tunuis to improve his facilities keep up with the dI$IIOIIIS arid the new designs Of atjterno. became quite imminent, Mr. -. Eloise Unsworth specializes In the SANFORD AUCTION comfort of their own horns or a friond"S hom* and to Creative Wayne O'Nell is the wie owner this business. He came to Sanford slier llslng Orlando -._ years. He has a weelie of knowledge plus 30 years ix. Parlance Is this O'N.11 isa member of the Bloc. trlcal Apparatus Service Association, a worldwide association in which all members are required to live up fe the standard of excellency In work. His the repairs, rewinding and r$lding electric meters of all and aft in the r@WlldW4 of ...-.., he Incressed his capacity to wait as Wow I** andisawfeftwoo "we ranging from 1a ,. . o has Heard his wife ROSy, have two BOWL AMERICA locatedat 110 Airport Boulevard, Sanford, opened its doors 7 years ago. Bowl America Inc. owns this entertainment enterprise. Roger Quick, manageslt along with Tom Schulze assistant manager, and c Quick, program director. Over 2.000 bowlers utilize the facilities at Bowl America and •' Presently there are 44 leagues for men, women and children, In. chadlng a mixed league, The leegues are sponsored by ares businesses and Roger Quick in. forms us That he'll have a bowling pai'ty for any new business in. taraited in sponsoring a logue. BOWS nitica also of3Jee iiiisThginners arid this pest summer over new bowlers were Introduce the 00". Amerlcafuturesa fine restaurant which Is epenad daily from S am. until midnight, and Its very sm Trophy Lounge for tired bowlers o unwind in which Is open from 10 am. to S am. For It,. finest In area entertainment we r.nem. mliii 50*1. AMERICA, located at IN Airport Boulevard,,Saq, 1215 French Avenue, Sanford, opened Augyst 1f14, by Wayne H. a nd Lynda M. Slecha. Th. lure of yourown homewitha government subsid ized home from Unsworth Realty arid Unswor$h Builders. The financing on the custom built homes .s arranged by Unsworm Realty through FHA-VA and Conventional FInancing. In 1577, Unsworth ReaIt' joined the Seminole County Board of RealtOrs and the Multiple Listing Service. We are now branching out N'o Other phases of real estate- F.H.A. & VA Government Repossesslons, Acreage, Scat. Owed Lois, and Resale Homes, Please stop by and Eloise Unswo1h for any of your real estate , — suM&Mnl.s.Aoa * lovely location dotted with ground ttser duplexes was opened ___ in 1573 offerIng rentals to per. menent residents. In wi the owners tranotormed the village into a tourist facility only. Bad full size apartment eSters two (5) bedrooms, linens, china, coekingware, central hOit & air, em Mr ___ ____ I was born. Scott Diamond became Vice President Marketing and Management and Pete DeBlasl became Vice President of Management In the newly formed company, which Is located in Sinking Springs, Penn. Sylvania near the parent Company - in Sanford since they were children. GInI Stowell is an Associate in ltiitirm and they too arenativnol Sanford. Hal Colbert Realty sills residential, acreage & commercial property. They are members of She Seminole CatnIp Board of Realtors & Multiple Listing Service. 1514 was a goad year for the firm. having been lewelvod Ni the sale of over 0110 million dollars In reel estate arid Is Progressing a0is 's same lines. With listings In Lake, Volusle, Orange & Seminole Counties, this firm will work tirelessly to satisfy your evey real estate .15W. -- . — •- - . • .- - ___ led Mrs. Mllsom, a victim of polio s 1$ months of age, from the only Sales Representative in Central Florida to one of eight (I) Regional Coordinators with Crea tive Expressions. Jo-An shares hir success and knowledge, patience and charm with the new more than 30 demonstrators working *1* her In IMS CuMnel Florida area. A graduate from the university of Pittsburgh Jo-An's vocation is in cytology (dealing with the l!fe and history of cells), married to an anesthetist, mother of 2 children. Sandy and. Scott, grandmother, victim of a _____ - - uratce By WAL1ER SORENSON Mayer, City .1 Lake Mary Ths Is the year that growth and change have became a visible reality In Lake Mary. Thus em seven new buskse.ss along Lake Mary Boulevard r __ - -- : - _____ to ___ ____ -. - • _____ 4: _____ ___ _____ ____ __ ___ __ ____ ___ ____ ___ __ ____ _______________ ___ 1 _______________ _________ ____ __ _______________ __ ____ _4%, ! ___ . :7 __ _ •_ _ ___ M of - ) — -- - .. -. . . . 4 • - . - - - - . •• . 7 • L' • L I of ' 'I t ' ?• - - - . , r. ::.:.:-.;-'.-- • . ... ,••.,•-. - •- - •• ..... -•, •- ... ____ •- • . • ., • ,• -.,• . , . _55, - - ' - • - ' -• • • . • - • - • '- •- - - • 1, I Chamber Commerce the ____ _ ad John Nortion with Joe and improve the ri44qq(i.I, Uebert as chairman of the ___ __ _ _ _ presented to anyone who signs to up and collects the most be membership.. want a ? ___ ___ ___ - ____ .- Nave you se ___ ____ __ __ ____ - _____ The 11N4* h1 pus 1 the__ - -- 1.• ___ __ I ho city ury ,'."- P _ have? Well, °'" available. Now yes Cu ardor an S I - call ___ •2611 22 uspRep ___ usdid in ly. l yen, *0 --. i k'year o--wd s,S. B hu hoes %=d W4I 1m Ii M ____ ______ ' lies Ivsol. Her. yes wsuld Illia end Of up piesfo dde lens appeared in lie. lvw.Isg Heroo a WOW *slsstN days fer$lwpfos em _______ _ copy PIi '.!" -d l 4 -01old is s ii r . your ordsr , lf • ~~ , . •:- — _ - budssadinr'I5lLstpMSiSelhs,sb.g •. ____ ' - - •• ___ 1 U. I n= ___ _ ____ '- - commercial, civic and social board. $srsstsofthe persons ree'ding there. The membership contest nsa_ with fin of them In lbs beautiful Raw wssd FIRM. A ?1aip flit diambsr Ii non-partisan iOU Dec. 31. Anyone who signs Bank branch Ii also upend there MS. ad nonsectarian and, in ao- op and collocts dues from 10 or We are prosud to have Iwo sew masafactarlig pt. Name cordoace with Ms by-laws, takes Mors membersh ips Including en Rinehart ROOd and Hsdui ssrlg a. LAW no part In nor Mmdi Its soppout his own will be eligible to luni Rod, '; eur k ffrlsl of thus are to the election or appe'i'V b.curns a member of the Sliver _____________ MtractIvs,sdura buildings In bSg with the high daidords bt 11RMbo11'CUINU ad N. $IRbsrg4IIRS his Ii aoen*$.1$L WIMlth,masymoternsw ___ _______ _____ J_• jobo are av 1 We is r'ki CoiOy, In the ares of red' - ,odh we hove ass. may Ba. : being bikE the 1IaiI isldiaaithea.d Stg aid little Lake Mary, along CoiOry Qeh Reid in ad CouO,ystde U Ia Thuuosu Aar ad the ujgof CarI (leks SabdivWus on Stsosr RoOd. _ TheFoMUadHemPsikDu-'---'howb.on approved. Whim cr'id, sder'ju.ati,S--_WNW . ___ _____ ___ _ __ ____ ____ __ I lads. chamitonac t Bad which woonperti. eOWaaljy us as a ails a (*y iuil 111(1 be s.s uses I. bum. el CO ft"es for puss. Mail bailing iS wail M in av" lk..ju, it vu foB that laid Md as'id s* psisMa ad plus I ___ ____ already boon paid. When school board members wondori.d If the school syulem can afford the DOW school, Job. Colbsrt, director of the school bomrdbuiO odd the statewide ___ ___ ___ ___ -11111110110- - __ _ ___ __ - ____ - •"' In the —',g Map. Of at tWi time. The ely stel and ely e em Wowmop* hard bo mehe rs these_ia em In W.jL.g with the Ia. May we lees - __ system, water and sewer R. swfouoft It and to advance four - _______________ ____ . phone hkop. School Superintendent WI1111 Layer said ft Will coO another 1 mIllion for fur' HUgiI CarMen, school director of a1iary services, briM.d the duitect foes at ___-: 1. A welfare of the community of are Ray Fox, Al Guthiel, Lake Mary and the area DeLor. Lash, Kay Sosamnan, _______me pu'ido which ;- _____ ___ service equipment, £ If 11 I ____ __ Plans City's Year Of Growth 'A Visible Reality' __ ____ In MayDr's Message . _____ R -- average for square foot con. Mactins Is about IN. Even with the total cod figured in, -%.W.. ft I.&@ afty &W %a at ins ___ ______ - W:,*. We!cac-'e sign for Lake Mary visitors about $41 , CoibSit rspou*ed *12,951* for the Lelm Mary project. Colbert estimated that construction Of tb. be ___ iMub tim. the district wW Lake Mary proputy owners classifications for Mayor Waite Soronca edd rveotburailooOjuwfrom should Contact their iniwance municipalities has reduced city property owners wlU thSMMLCoIbSItCOSClUdSdhS aguts to mali, sure they Lake Mary's rating from a MA realm a ID pemiut savings If thoshi lbs school di14 cosdd recaive the savings in fire in- to a7. their kr'ee em block and 4$ afford the arsooldirktgtbs two bronco premiums available puisit If their heenui are of fiscal yes, purlodo Invoked The Lake Mary Chamber of of any candidate for date, Backbone Club, according under the city's now rating Terry said the resulting we_sd coastrutilus. 'Ibsy city with Ms ,ui Commerce, the oldest con. county, city or federal office. IUpp. J&ng. Maaficaiim City Comcibn'n Savings in the fire Insarsacs r$c.ksd A special award will timing chamber In the M1( of premiums for Wi home Is, bicaim .1 Harry Tarry advises, o Is c r tly ,OOJ ba,d Chamber officers are Ronaid Fl rida ur en having its The state's Insurance Service enough topay all his city e'p.iwii. of the city wMar chairman, agreed saying the 55th aenisi membuihip lve. R. Rlpp Sr., president Ocgar'lIon (108) which sets lids year with money to spare, system d hocus. the city his ached was "witida the bell The has been dubbed Raymond G. Fox, vice"I'm all for that," he said, a dispaiddag asivice. rating fire Insurance "(orMIon Backbone." put" president and Mrs. Dorris The purpose of the chamber H.rdsn, secrctary4reasurer. ___ Is to promote general (ii th .. . ____ ___ council Harry Terry, Dr. Burt Perth. chief. Cliff Nelson, Pat Southward arid Francis Mark. ___ ___ _____ - WalterSorenson-andafive.member city State's Oldest Group Sets 'Operation Backbone' ___ _ town, and with some hired help cut all the underbrush and trimmed the oaks and pines. Sjoblom and his sons then opened op streets and ___ Avenues. n an entrepreneur of his day, SlotIo, for deleting from the base hid. These items included food City's New Rating Classification Allows Citizens To Receive Savings ___________ ____ The city, incorporated In 1973, now boasts nine square miles of territory. Some 3,0(X) to 3,500 persons live within its city limits. The municipality has a governing body consisting of a mayor lake Mary. He laid out the 1980-8; In is to b. $15 on a 35'acr. Longwood.Lak. Road. am i-ire par'allzlng disease and conqueror of in-home demonstrational . Ms past øt.i witb.c.l&er future deals with "sells". Needlecraft Is the "In thing" new, even children II and 11 love to aldthook, men stay behind the scenes for the moot Peit but almostequalttiefomaieierygrfer STITCHERY, In JoAn's own words "To me irs not Just selling a product. I'm planting a seal In people that they can use the rest of their lives by giving thins the knowledg, of how to paint a plc. two with a needle." This corn. munity wishes an astounding company and an absolutely un believably courageous WOman continued growth and success. • ____ - 'The million facility located its own high school 1950-1951 school year. tract bordering the The $15 million facility Is to be located on a 3Sacre tract Mary bordering the bngwood.Lake Mary Road. Architect for the Additionally there win be four the *11,249,00 school Is Gutmann.Draguh tennis coals, an auditorium accspted for condructlonof the Associates. with a capacity of 600 and a facility from Roger P. Ken. The two-story school is to gymnasium that can hold 200. nedy, Casselberry w not inmeaswe236,00 feet and When plans were originally clad. 11 Items with total value will be built to boise 2,100 unveiled for the proposed of $1,747,000. studiOs. fl is to have 00 school In December, 1*7*, Carl Gidmanri of the ar parking Spaces and 150 construction Cost was chitactural firm said the 11 facidty psrklng spoc. estimated at between $9 m11l1on Items Included nlnsof which the There will be sevun stairways and $11 million. school board was responsible and one elevator primarily for 1it school boyd was told iltI. for deleting from the boss use by the handicapped. earller this mou.øi however that hid. These tern. Includod food applied thinking of It as a Productive hobby. This hobby has everything the factory people left behind including the land. He then had over 3,000 &crea. 2.0%) acres of which was located in The younger Evans became recognized in his of the nation's top 11gM and slack wire lpe.4aIi1. He appeared before large crowde in many of the Now York and Now England auditoriums. ______________________________________ Lake Mary is scheduled to get Whenthestarchfactory left Lake Mary, audience. • • The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, the oldest continuing chamber In the date, was founded by Frank Evans, Sjoblom and other business men In IM. In 1923, Lake Mary was advertised in a magazine as "Not too far from and yet not so near the main arteries which carry the bulk of Florida's tourist and commercial traffic as to interfere with the desire for quiet contentment and scenery of nature's own making." moving to Pennsylvania, SJoblom bought chemicals.His sm Frank, then only sight, walked the tightrope to entertain the Auditorium, Tennis Courts Gymnasium, __ _____ . platted the community's first subdivision and owned the light and water system, the forerunner of the Florida Power Corporation, history record. The community's recreational centers were the Lake Mary Casino, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Sewell and the Evansdale swimming beach. School • _____ • -• Facility To Serve, 2,200 Starting - ____ - : I - ew High from a recent fau,answeredanad ____ - • . City Hall's quaint facade in the newspaper advertising for a local sales representative. She teacher: Mary Both Donaldeon, a gradua te Of UCF Is teaching speech therapy at Crossclty, Jane Morgan, living in Kansas: Larry, an emoloys&oLnht's .S... Store, & Jim who resides in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Williams are native Floridians who have lived !- I Expressions television, utilities poll p1mm the use of roll away beds N company drOp in. All you need to bringIs • your suItcase I This quiet Village Work. N for plsi offers samething unique far all his was HAROLD WALl. ages, families as joy The coroiree REALTY, INC. of 115che0i ___ irnStarting willis "One Maw' office and retirees enjoy too mill Win, in 1571, Harold Hall Realty, Inc. tars. Popular Central Florida RATIMAN REALTY lies Increased the she of the attractions are all within as hewn liii Sanford Avenue, Sanford. ceinpiny So Iwo offices. aidhtien drive, net to mention Silo can. Menlo C. Satemen Is a RegIstered Im sales asseclalss and a secretarial venience of He Orlamsds Jot Part Real Estate lreka and start ed Wait. m, main afticiislsateien compassing Albama, Georgia bliss UCfi YI. They have a coinS THE REAL ES TATE ASINCY, and Sanford's Auto train. Il,ar am businessin INS. On 001*00 AUTO PMfl and Florida. Far the second Ky 9.fl Immedlalef p 5111151 piet. 14 hOur wrecker servIce INC. ResIdent Manager Lucil le Kosikig March 17151 at moved 07 1514 she to. Located at d aIII Magnolia ffi Pa Delve intersectIon consaci time, they have been wish He latest addition of a hy. REALTY WOISOMIMSIR is always llaedy Is aid you in any Ida $aSsrd Avuiwo amid lust Avenue, Sanford opened for 2500$. Orlando Drive. TM branch awarded a troptip designating J. dramatic wrecker Which Is net Only AU EMPLOYMENT In May of 101L THE REAL. wa .1 i rect y u business Ni July SI IWO. It Is I. Ileelman the No. 1 IRA for handling aulgma*IIas but has on Fronds Ave., $aawn.rd pem ESTATE AGENCY brought a new residents to use lila lacillties of. A n i W4 eperafod by Leo Mlxiii. Len South . company in Use aforemawlened flit capacIty to serve as. small Ni January,1514. The orgsn1ajs dimenslen to Sanlard real estate fired which a . peat, omers am family are Sanford natives, LSW Kid., former region. Noel estate is a sacimid crane picking up and fnsulni When thy affiliated with as Is. teens, Ia5Wre.mat, lets of IllS and been in buskitss for mar i 5005 Sstsmiiin Realty's lidure MINOR AUTO PANTS currently KislIRsalEstato,Inc.hasr,cinIIy - cs,an career far Mr. J B. Steelmae, a loom up tetlomiuI •tat in Florida. Owner of the REALTY country air. Mr. Harold,. tt,rui optimistic _eyes es rein , ti one full-time machinist and) joined SWell Mall ft$ty, Inc. Stetson University (DoLonil 17 feet in ISIS air, with the Inability and WORLD. It 1J'.WiS filet UilNJd nf Sa or d, Daytona Beach , •uW lerd by He recant e - ion at ottip fwH.5Ime ooipioyaes. TlSp and Is a gresf asset with her wide uraduol. amid fir mer usdm at and economy if this NEW NISbUIMIN. haven and solhsrs can new ha .111d OOIICIOS is MRS. CAROl. pmapi,.is viieage aler with tmis all provide their ciii smers With Colonial High Scheet, Grind,. Mr. hydraulic wrecker He c*iars inspection QURTICHINSACN. Under MRS. "'reO$thlI1llVWhar*M wit, Invite your Ial .st sue. liens. services that range from valve Harold Hall 0001,7 has en out. 0. J. Nimniamie lies assumed ISis charge Is keof tea mhnlitsum, Ml. 'Q'5' supOtvislai He Daylena He CeiWimieiitaI Ullilol Stills Ml rgp A — place to tots petit - ceverin. She Counjids lobs, to ci life ingumie title at Offico Sales. MMager. standIng advertising proem in anytime. RIOWINI Is a m*t penaspble Canada.. A home warranty , ,. ernne has oparala lativ re es successfliy .. CsieuIsl Massil and Mr awrhiuls. MIX AUTO PARTS Mlfter, to being _ Ml mm Ma te I mo the North. Please - s VOWS. JoIv', program is provided I, allow rn write 0 Rebut. lint came to ALSO CARRIES A COMPLETE • and mi. Iplo lidk services ii they 11tslmigsiay, OffIce He and 111$ wile, DII, have two slionanisat, Village. i Sellers o compete with S. iwy CAROl. as managsr of He Sanfsrl tram Salem, Virginia1 LINE OF hAND NAME PARTS can provide He 11.1111 Ni rea l their_hIghly qualified staff of (1) sans arid reside on Orange 'low buildil' homes in He am. on AeencpisJOANNPI$H,aoan.va t7-fl,Sanfspi, Fl. 31771 orcaillilabout ii years ago an vacatI , include FIL.PNO estate to Services Buyers & w$ilch Iwont, (IS) .es.caas.s, put lorsIs clvi.,, In Peals. SIMI$OI.I resident for He p.55 30 yç, pefitive retail market. REALTY. a fr's Like cetmt$eos others heWs amid Slums. UNITS. *1* FILTERS AND oflerlsahsvs Ml bSbMl He CIII WORLD provides an N tiew Three ) NEW agencIes have PAINT AND BODY SHOP IS since, Shop look an Instant Ithimig (005* MAKE PARTS. There toseethat lads cHant's needs are WOW example en5WInHe..InHes.s., tTainlnUcIur$ofaMN$Nte 5 YlISit toffiedimaNapi,a,*potmiIsi 074 Inoomid*elIs$ofsirvicisIliey • — Ins fuNVladuISlIId*IlcNdSdIN$tO DAYTONA SOUTH. ALTA. be airs Stilt any qualmad buyer bu5In151 Ndal by 0 dYtISIIIic SIffioarao.Theysoltusdin$amp,pi ImiiSV 111* CWS.s with, a coscimmien acceptable 10 all liaised man wIlls as expert crew *0 altrwd. 5W MONTE will bePifIs*ehomeothisctijlce WINTER RUN$ LONSWOC;0,pICs .1 VW*ar N's 110 16 crank WhlliL parties. Oneat .9,0, Postman's can accomplish II. air area In list PARK. The SANFORD and ALTA. . TS*A v.is*ta. PRODUCTS . INC. "ress ons . Inning drVms em jilt dung their coast *fNJIJSU is '15*05 lilt WlIllimii P. Ruins He boon me 3)2 L.en$u*sd Puss en HIghw.y MONTE SPRINGS _agencies ,, suit their Individual soils. 005 in the way of 5..Jk and imlemurs a goad two. L I his dun'S- happen we miSs Slum woiskis des. Isgumar so expsni REALTY WORLD also provius Il'S. Lang Weed Opined for sr of this bwsiness at the Ml Shop billows He Wpnt" l a casspu* fir bitasaISrv . SUNSHINE TV • to Its INocisfos many hours of 1W raise at lebs_avsltpble for .7' Mot S'e0. Ni May, 1014. JOHN 0. area isis centiwe i, row. in 5W 1s . 00 West Ninth SI.. kNord Is a ______ ______ rjt. in me Sanford WW. AU lemons is the umar. He Sanford SANTANGILO sbeco March 1011. He training free of . --, 1q71 •. U511R1115 001550 AIds PMI has -. . S5wdtpsj5se, ups-sd is on w ONWAM EMPLOYMENT Is a n. chaise I. me. has . Low Pr*vlsip operated Sill's 10 veers esparience in tisis pp floW be IluiJill In the otlico by . • SUC neat 500 ffsoW$He Is ISIS 0 P004...a 505 wiPe. PUUFS of PIeHhas private employment , 115W, tiavift wortiui Service en lOs oile corner for agency, we we 'Dt***SSNCV • • STs' $atamaws Ias.i.s.w, o ' MARGARET, TOevelsr*emss ,,. WhiCh dOisiS ONLY twa (5) mimbuis Slli Seminole sm ps. Your rscnj,'s Carp. NiOtilsaisi Now Volt ISV IS $*.A $eslb 0* Ambus Sanford AS 00 t -. flUsn.*Is prices is *0 weeks salary 1st She lervin at Orind,.WWur pork ft" of j tmwrM, Potriok is asieto SIlo fail irsetmadot 510, Tone, at this, years. Warm climate Ml WOI PJWP1In101$WSenle 51511. sp in 1111 IN III 0 low QU$A1,, SHARP, ZENITH ____ amseine brsu *0 0N%piSl and amployes in flutWe. We howtwalw irn we Santerspias in ulmal sew. pews, 1501 is list ____is 53*11 , '*00 SYLVA MIA TV's. TM ___ipi is He P0 led lIb will' NO 04*10* pron_lO1ISl Rolls, Mssc1aNsto MlMtV "1115*0 stsII,,,'. Owl IS FIord. in 1171. isO's was em. _ "11*0 UN. lOW isu1ti.n4 *0 business keulop HellO, cv. oem., oowoss sijo*y trulY 0 seIfrl00 *11111. TNo cl 10*, uiiislayar. Par lOs iinstjisse serve *0 $ISJJ& 1 D$*u k 's,7 piSVSd by *0 55 host tRI01N, ill... o s.ram 50. elSa two very Yes are s I P.M for ye ceRvesIemcg, bolos em 0*, lImopi TV Ni MS h1d.IV, Sanford He a Pleaw step fir ;_ SCOW Majnhlsanc, hi *0 WN IN ON qvlchly.' Mrs. SloW protidus t lilMitI 10 d.c by fur a pe ,, viflOUlSalIuis at REALTY WORLD, rn5Wslpe rsp.W dWOflmed fir $ amjm ogy at wcens& snibsaunop, ojiuumpr w*IS sirs 'Narliac. , Robed isa wsmM lope. ChsJ 5W In5WII prekullill able. paJu WI .ui trw., FIN I — THE !!A1 ESTATE AGENCY, . s..'n. • 115*0 : Lot auefloli. lenIn on. aiNil, ede nat SUNSHINI TV care , Mr' '° v$anuSll$aSalur*y. Ills. Hihasifomllyer1ent sit S. 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SIN listing is w at .---He' ' zj ,I' te isn He1 OW at firms Hem an • Nir ISO 5W msis.Mi,_POOLS Mbisu. aur, _____________ *wIN N0. ads Na. RN JUDY TenIYCH tilidsus imin *14111 AnMNhmg 500 plume wis 714 wàt OP tss*4is -Ml SOW ____ . ptr, N 5W Nov, iNs OWa at VsO.S11 rp-,s. 5W SANDY 110 Nrv*, 1 'NIriWLnd hi ton vv 0100H 0011 AWL OfteN W15W*Ji SM ____*v twees. ____ ____ 11111111 *_Nj Rim T*diW* is '*I SW isSWr.iu.t WATKINS Ml coowu 91114111111W 00 ShoW flour rammr*0 ire. *rts cwotina. TheyIire SIem.Is,____ 01*W IS N ire. TIIU1IUI r----' rNsv lillb lisp. iiwoi MarRedIN 01$ s 'send 5W ttie 5f silo I'- i M. *M SatPATriip hi IsJNJ he l go -pep at *0 is... • bourn ,ctJLul Iv We. asins jjp,, , fir and a'. ese thin will l.i adO OW *041 IIS Yes 1M b. es,. at • 1* hew. $iIb,i theMl hiss wIN W'". =_pairs. peer isg 5o assist iwi**,i FinNo. 41g,. LL..M's as up 1p oh *0*0 to IJIVWIHeftIs IS in: :ouuwes Mliii Of SWy can. Ml s.nst Tn- ,i IF WI? — !• krnh*1 Iwnty511ye a gruL.fl T0g lImo WIUIl CR110 liOn. W bal *UIbNI • Of ION Mlton 41,. -ipnd .st the service am _ 1• . Rums,temgh. -_ $ is emil MlhiHeM. ThIS. 55? 00S*Y*S **PsaSSlSSS 01 " !1", .e 40 EM 40 :Itius W wouripoffigiiiiiiii, .. ML OWv0150NwrU. hoe. ap -'r a lvi He OLYNDIA harpe5grsUl Posh._'NINOWlY,.at SNIw*W$*0dd.NatI$M fuN**1jr.1p adorn OW (P Duster $IS *4* VICTOR *TINSV: ng 11en. Mlii 00* Mr 11110110 INOWN h1 OfuintUi4I..I55,W5W CALCULAT 5, 'SCM iii mSrWO*0,sNw*fl, 001$W110-NPI*M. . 1MaPhehiOW HetIfl14Ijj$ • The .*1P*0S are 1151 MIihe OW *450 . ROYAL. !OIT*SL* TYPE00Isor,a ltsssvarsi na. 100WN. *ii...j,t. •: ulw.int T$VCIIS1Y on 5W11555 • _ ___j • aw MAM so • • SIN He WRITII AND SOWN 10* 11he1. Nb. LOf IN WOtILSY bPlha, OW ON 'miat ssi - THeV . ROTARY. Iwy ap p 1mm. tiOlit Fib'. FPWOpU iJgu$ . *MlHe501*POW OMWI ^00411111111 ___ ___ 11111$. Ml .0*151 WM Os ,r1ij.jj *4Iv ill IUW*Tv 55 Mr n.uwauiwayva leOf*Mr_*l *1*0 lkavp.s S Itopi ssrI dg, TM HeN tillS 0' $55$&4 T'.,,t $hlSJlIus Oils. Furashe rlulN'Iil $1ITCNSIY — •4U—=$fl4SNssaSas. P15W, *.-NN ii OW a.' '1I. en isu,, OW iJ.ThivMls*mm&wIII*, ad 'N var Ohms. r1ls INC. ___ Of MOsStfl worm. Thit Tild Ca.psi a OW Of irij $flt NOR! Na • NtINVOOWall*,W ae.*ISas_NV *5". TRIMUGE CHEST -OF -•,w iud - :. a *.. $s*tismgby OWl lest Call LOHEW000 •IhaViRI $I!IOoI petigu Is m*Y I* aNSI memo - isi* way, a OFF ICR PRODUCTS INC.. Of UI. NOW*0. •MiiLiJIlOf1,4 • * s *. *5, w*s. 0. ttlUuul.. INIdSeaMsaIWadfls._w, 1* ChoaM lilmipithe or n.vn. • t,--,, -.. • • . . WA am enjoys giving his customers per 'i Florida sunshine brought the Blecha's from Wisconsin to San. ford In 1fl2. Wayne Is a self-taught auctioneer and a member Of the Florida Auctioneer's Association, Auctions are held every Monday ColumbiaMinerva and Caron night. Their top quality mer. International. Development of chandis, a lot of which comes their own market by putting from storage houses in New York money Into catalogs and and upper Eastern states features marketing programs resulted In furniture, appliances, some their wInning a coveted award antiques, all household Items and with only one year into the TV's. In addition they are licensed business. Creative Expressions to handle guns and carry an In. was founded in October 977 and ventory of all types of fIrearms. twelve months later was the The Auction house is open Monday recipient of the "SALES and through Saturday from 10 ill for browsing or buying. The Bleches MARKETING MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE AWARD in the employ one full time ciii o,. paç field of direct selling." Percen. time helper.A growIng number of tages tell a solid story of this corn. citizens are finding that Sanford pony. 10 percent turn over corn. Auction is a good place to beat the pared to 40 percent In other corn. high cost of inflation with mer. ponies. It has the s mallest sales chandlse that they can be to force doing the largest volumn own and afford to pay, _______________________ Of sales, more shows and more bookings than any other Industry. 1975 Locally Jo-An MiIsom, recoverIng HAL COLSENT REALTY INC. 207 F. 251h St., Sanford opened for business August 1, 1575. Hal Col. bortandSeimaC.Wlliamsare co. owners. Hal has 20 years In the real estate prolession and Selma ye, Born & reared in Sanford Hal and his wile, the former Lillian Cameron, still live in the homewtsere Lillian was born on South Cameron Ave. They are parents of two sons. William L. an attorney in the firm of Stenstrom, Davis, " McIntosh and Hal Edward who works in the Tax Assessor's office. Seima's husband, Ted, is a broker In the firm also and they have five children - Linda Terwililger, a , .. -- 1 I.. I .# L . of Architectual Englne,ringand uses his- talents in the family business. Harry, a student at Seminole High School, seems to find time to help out in the construction end of the business in spite of his heavy academic and sports schedules. The other four children are now living out of state: Mac, an at. torney practicing In Colonial Heights, Virginia, Diane and family stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, Pete, a builder in Columbia, South Carolina, and Sam with Burling ton Mills In Burlington, North Carolina. The subsidized homes can be sold with a low down paymen t, 3 per cent of the sales price. They are built in Voiusia and Seminole County as well as the Sanford Area. The Unsworth slogan is "Gel'em While They're Hot." As one can see, this Is a "Hot Op. portunity' for young, retired - ,g moderate Income families. Turn your rental money Into equity for brIdea and canasta.Arlene Boyd Is IKLECTIIICMOTOR Virginia and moved to Sanford 25 1,77 Eloise sells. A lovely family surrounds the Unsworths: Suzanne, attending Seminole Community College, Is studying manager of Bram Towers. Ms. Boyd finds the Sanford area quite agreeable and enjoys meeting newcomers to the area. Located close to Lake Monroe and the Downtown Sanford shopping district Bram Towers affords you an Ideal location in which to live at a price you can afford. The pleasant people at Bram Towers, Invite you to visit they today. It may be lust the place you've been looking for. visit to the TREASURE CHEST OF BEAUTY SALON enhances that feeling by the total dedication MABEL OUGOAN and her capable STAFF, wked forFlorida Power eyes of the skilled & talented Mr. Orwi. SEMINOLE PAINT ANDSOOYSNOP *540 Myrtle Aye:, Sanford, was opened February, 1511 by MR. DAVID NIDWINV, a central SEAM TOWERS you feet good about yourself. A Corp.for2$pears,Heandhis,ife, Marflsa, are natives of West 074 sale of government subsidized homes and custom built homes, Her husband, William, a builder for 33 years, heads the bulding firm, building the homes that Is located at sI B. 1st Street, Sanford. This rental apartment complex has 13$ units and boasts a beauty parlor and laundry facilities. Sponsored by All Saints Episcopal Church and Holy Cross Episcopal Church, this complex opened Its doors in August of 1572. Though this Is exclusively an apartment building for the elderly, therelsnoendtotheactiviti.s that go on here. There Is Bingo on each and every Monday night. Movies are shown once a week. Church Services are provided every Thursday morning for those who desire to attend, and you'll always find a game of cards going on for thosi of you who love to play and daughter. KAREN WALLACE, is a stylist at TREASURE CHEST. THE DUGOANS have 2 grand. daughters, TIFFANY and ALLISON WALLACE. Feeling goad about your hair style makes $A.l$1$ERVICI Is located at 2521 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. This busIness, almost nine (5) pears old new, has continued success for Bateman Realty. and owned a beauty salon there before coming to Sanford 10 years ago. Her husband, PETER, is a purchasing agent for Auto-Train Bob Orwlo, 242$ Laurel Avenue, Sanford, developed lntoabusinsss venture in 1571. Bob's studio is in his home, and as a commercial photographer, he specializes in 'eddIngs, ID's, Passports, Poor. traits and Photos for special oc. casicris. He attended Winona eke SCISOOI of Photography in Indiana attends as many seminars on Use subject as possible. *,owi is an energetic fellow, for he also years ago. They are parents of two daughters, Susan teaching at Hopper Elementary School and sandra a senior at Seminole High g, 5 an Martha living in Sanlsrd and .We es pleased with their decision to settle litre. Photograpt,y as a hobby Is fun - as business it is bosh fun and lucrative. Next time the occasion calls for photographs call Sob. You'll treasure those only facial halt Is done by the WAX METHOD. We also welcome the children to have their hair styled, Ow services also include wig styling and manicures. MABEL is anativeof Needing, Pennsylvania friend, Pleasant Haven Pet Cemetery is Just the spot. Prices are moderate and in line with the service which Includes pickup, casket, interment and a marker, The Mewes family welcomes the opportunity to show you the cemetery and to discuss your .Par tIcuIarneeds. BOSORWIS PHOTOGRAPHER What started out to be a hobby for 1 73 072 Settlement For Immigrants p,, of l$OHS but uraed in iSV, He said a wagon boat as a means of transportation, earning money enroute to Lake Mary by giving lectures on MI __________________________________________ ___________________________________________ As Two tiny settlements — Bent's Station and Belle Fontaine each with Its own railroad station — comprised the village of Lake Mary. The village of Lake Mary Is said to have been named after the wife of an early settler. Rev. J.F. Sundell, who came to the area In 1IS4 as pastor of the tJpsala Presbyterian Church. He also organized a Presbyterian Church for Lake Mary. The church building was built by Sjohiom. Soon a starch factory was built in the community and It operated until gog. Sjobloen bought the factory hotel and tore asweflasalumbermill just off what Is now Lake Mary Boulevard on the old The year was 1*1. The Florida Land and Devalopinent Co. had lrougt 75 Swedish the ara . (kit member of the coop was A.E. Sjoom and this began the history of * ______ * Quiet Municipality Began our . * ,:!:~) aw,r * , S, I I U%I 1. * , ~ L .1.1 add __ * _____ ~ .__ business __ ____ I ding I- . * ____ -- ___ -— • - •• - • - - :•- - - -- - _L :'-' - -"": ? -r r -' J___..- -.•r-- -- - • . . �I; . I .. • - -. - * -.--•.•--- - --- ---------.--.-- -- •!:-:I.I•__ .. • •,?•• im Fl. , Mwr,$a,w,r Fl. Sunday, Oct. 21, Thay, Oct. 23, Im Lake Chamber of Commerce, Mary P.O. Box 587 Lake Mary, Florida, 32746 The oldest continuously operating Chamber of Commerce in Florida 1923 ammonie 1979 Welcome to Lake Mary, Florida! We're located between the Cities of Longwood to the south, and Sanford, Seminole County seat to the north; geographically In the center of Seminole OKInty. lAke Mary covers nine square miles and has a popiilatIon of 3,233 with Its own police force and fire department. The tax rate Is 2.84 pet' $1,000 property v uatlon.- The city of Lake Mary employs 16 regular employees and 6 CETA people. The city Is beautiful with Its many lakes and trees and wooded areas, truly a rural area, yet a city. ; Lake Mary may be reached by traveling north from Orlando on 14 or U.S. 17-92. The main roads are Lake Mary Boulevard, the connector between 14 and U.S. 17-92, Country Club Road which connects SR 46-A and SR 477, and Crystal Lake Avenue, comectIng SR 46-A and Airport Boulevard. It Is wIthin 30 minutes travel time to metropolitan Orlando and 10 minutes from Sanford • Development Is planned, headed by a qualified _______ planning and zoning director and all zoning codes are adhered to under the direction of the city's ______ t. At present there are 833 single family d1J'its and land Is set aside for future residential development. _Land Is also____ set aside for Industrial and business - growth Including land for warehouses. There are two national Industries located in Lake Mary NCR Aid StNmbergCarlson. In addition, there are many thops and small businesses: beauty shops, a barber shop, pizza parlor, service station and body shop, a florist, nurseries, realtor office, 2 dentists, a chiropractor, a drug store, Driftwood Plaza, Phillips 06 with food service and a Country store. Soon to come are Lake Mary High School, Flagship Bank, NUMA Corp. and a proposed shopping center. Four dispatchers have been added to the nine man police force. New programs, supported by CETA, are crime prevention, youth detention and recreation. CHAMBER Several of the volunteer firefighters are enrolled In the E.M.T. course. The volunteers have their own Of COMMERCE rescue unit In addition to top firefighting apparatus. 's ..v Isrm .1 ,svsramsst mat LaO Mary Od Isisre kcsMIaga city wss sir Cft - at Cm. More effective fire fighting Is possible now becaa irsis prsitlsr at w,i it islsasi yrs. ISIkS sMsstactI Ckssu of the installation of new flrehydrants; a part ofthe *sit PaN. 5W' city upgrading Its water department. CNAMUN OP COMMURCI OPPICUU There Is one elementary school within the city *,aii Itipp Sr. limits. Students In the =grades are bused to VIci.Prsiulss? Raymsido. Psi Mrs. rr*s Nsr*s nearby junior and senio schools In Seminole krs$ary.Trsasersr County's public school system. 110ARDOPDIIUCTO*1 Ckalrmaa of *5 Seminole Community College Is nearby where "" ., ,., Narry___ Tsrry Maysq City *apiag,, City Clark FO! 7?E Aft7 1h 00p, by Garry Trudeau ASS. nw. 1MM V 1Z . I/ri- ).R1#IA'J MW Z*AW ir sr i w reci• h *ROM COUNCIL MIMIIRS AW ClIff NiNes SryMasssy CityAflerMy Palmer Graduate Quality Foliage PaUl Plants Succulents • HanginqBaskets Ferns Pot Plants ivpv W5AT1e 7se Wl2 1W 1% , áI5 m*us DR. LAURENCE C. SEIGLER ,esyp ' 0"0#V )W mVAerT WM Xff r mavTvI 411114IOdusDrlvs - -- - ? WON -- pj :;33 . 420 So. Couflfry Club Rd. - Phon. 3214141 Tues. and Thurs. 2.7 p.m. Mon..Wd..F,j. 9.12 2.5 p.m. LAM Mary,a3-S0I4 • . P" for quality. plants -••• gprd.n supplies I OPEN - • s,-._msreIwa - - • II • doll subs • pasta dlsbss -- - : . . •399 . . WI MART • .. •. j• • • • . • - E?4$S R*ig( & 0111 - . P.O. San $11 , InI,crlL*Awus Lhl!'V,plaI!Ai . :_.. • • • i. f .• ... 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A- .0 . .!; a go fA (. i'r KA VT ad 71-11 4 T. 4 .'.. 4, _ Ll so bw .- *i!II r;i1 1a 4ki _113 -Ill Vifi rUf Ipdv low IL od Ai k I lamv', 11,11 lid 1 71 Loa ARM .-•- V . —. .-,. . klD iI±LII LA F,lT_ -. . . �S long KMll -N= Kll 4 lop R7174 - I .• I • • I 7 F -•• - - .. .• I IILt ' • I - L• : _, W, 0 4 re UL fir - v '111 - I 1 • II :- or 5' elk I. • • - S 14 S , .•, , 1 ______ : : _____ I I NO ' 1 5 II 1 '5 .-• t •__s- ' .• 5 - •.• S 1 p. . , j '- S I . - ' Nllr%l A JF FIT I'll T 47 Tr AV �S -- ----------- -. .____j__.___ -. ---- - --------.------- . - ------------------ ---.-.--- --... --.-- --. 4 1A WillnM eruu 72nd Year, No. 51—Monday, Oct.22, 197—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald— (U$pS 481-289)— Price 15 Cents Cites Racial Discrimination ...Sanford Youth Sues Ti Get I USAF uni*rWhirI3 When 20-year-old Ronald (Major) Murray ofs seven want to join the army. I told him Murray already was trying to YOM old he suffered major burns to his bads, face, _l and oftIn the air force. The sergeant asked me If didn't it seem odd thW In a fire at his Miami was home which claimed the livea of that Murray took his exams in February and he had not been fouryoug. brothers and notified yet? He went on to say 'Right now the air force Isn't YoungMurray's burns were so i -i, as a matter of fact, he taking biadit." reportedly sustainedfrf degree burns The air force, however, has a different view of the situation. 30 pt of his boar. Air Force Sergeant Charles B. Russell with the Orlando area's Train that point In his life tmtll this day, Murray and his recruiting office, said today he Is upset that anyone would slur the ssigtives were determined to work hard to rehabilitate the youth air force by charging racial discrimination he denies exists. sQ-be could lead an active and normal his. 161 know for a fact radii discrimination does not exist among two prime goals for Murray were graduating from high school our recruiters. If It did, those recruiters would be fired. We've joinIng the U. S. Air Force over a etrong desire to serve his gone for five years without any complaints, and now this." sotatry. Sergeant Ruuell, who said heisthoroughly acquainted with the After some gruelling years of hard work and pbytjcai exer cise, Murray case, stressed that the air force's hands are tied. san't 1014 before Murray was playing football, running track "He (Murray) qualified for the air force through his written aidlifting welgtgs. In July, ifl, the determined youth achieved tests, mental and moral, and as far as we're concerned, he was lbS first of his two goals: he was graduated from Seminole High also physically capable. However, physical examinations are School. conducted by and mtit be approved by the department of defense. In this case, It was their Jacksonville office which It was that office -, - '...thi Air Force now has a policy aped whid, has permanently disqualified him from entering any part of the armed forces, not just the air force." -. against IURVR9 anymore blac . ks ' Sergeant Russell said the defense department at first turned down Murray based on a doctor's letter describing the youth's ,But, unless the federal. courts corns to his aid, he may never physical condition. v4M Mr. Stubbs was beginningto make claims of attalntttesecondgosl. TheAirForcsandthe U. S. Government of racial that I - 6 nination. So, I advised them to contact their Pfen.e have turned him down. rewnan If they waited to pursue It further." Stubbs sold today they did Pursueand contacted U. S. Sen. :Since February, ire Murray has been trying to enlist In the Mr Richard Sloce. "Son. Stow told me the air force couldn't do that; Force, but after along struggle, many hours of neurwn and &W that the rejection WQ St ubbs 4aI I. A I M WI IYIIW, the W V department J• 1 C1.t aft er ft .... Sl ane g...i In volved, someoneW I Washingt .ili...1-. I UI on W , bWS or IU __ .1 IC romeds contacted the defense and ordered themt bring - cordingto Air Force Murray to Jacksonville for a personal physical examination, Today, Murray's stepfather, James Stubbs of ii?AItdIIIOIR rather than rely solely on the doctor's letter In deciding to reject 4's., Sanford, said a ptmnbw* Miami lawyer, Ellis Rubin, will him. Stubbs is usi ng as evidence of Murray's physical capabilities, tUe a brief in U. S. District Court, Miami, this afternoon on with racial letters from various doctors he has obtained to permit him to e ptrca to belteif "i'—"- th Mr In Abletics at the high school and for the air force &bnlnathui Murray Ins black youth. recruiters. The letters, Stubbs said, confirm Murray is not han ;itubbs 1'Iti during the past .al months while young ' despite the huge scars left from his burns. - Murray was attung*btg to enlist In the Mr Force, he, Stublis. Rusudi pointed ott, however, the defense department may see * epoho with many'piuutiinths Air Force orwbotormerlyWere It dlffereitly. "Some of the scar tissue on his arm Is so thick, j the Air force andthsy told ms the Air Fame now has apolicy doctors were unable to Inject a needle to get a blood sample." .4kolud taking anymore blacks. In Jim., a black army Slubbasald when Murray went to Jacksonville for the physical, - servant recruiter came to my horne and asked If Murray m* See AIR FORCE, Page IA . - I;- -- f .••, - by Hal Kaufman SUM NUMSIII Tabeammbu— a.vaumkr.MilUoIyby3. Add 1.Msmplyby3 agile. Ml lie aube.' - ørst ffisut of. Oiss OW On r" hand digit. Reevlt Is II,. NuMber wIli Which e begs.. Find $11 capital cityita unpin ountry In each ssntsnca: I. 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Cb.ck answers wilt lIusss below. ___ iUJ1SIWlIuuti1INNI5U,f) Ifl 5 01 wwo SI UI1IINi 113 P 1UI*I1 Is no j 11sp. j)j—j 'sae . .•. . .• .. _ .. . . . •. . am In SCHOOL 0*111 Yweal te Rub In te is-ss ONeseugh aNbe to its t.. WW* twa? WVN W yeu decide. 1' i!Z. wi . • - . .• . . - "-T'*•-- • ..,.______ .. f - ... i'7 •;N •: . Ronald (Major) Murray lifts weights at his Sanford home Qu*lts; Voting Near'.? ..w• Mob Prompts ' u Extra Patrol - heed lemset'. 1 up'r' to fl.u.dsriag asgellatissa on t. silks as Israel erthnettesud Se a cepied PalV'. in today within duwibad a •, .iManacks 1i' p"work coalition Iffow hurior MOIL "ovum b 11816141110 do Wk& DoM a kwa of no MW sadel M "lle a" UWs !! W1 :. - - . 'ill ni '..L--.. 11j4. . * -.. * JEJIUBALIM (UPI) SAft ..'*:• Pt .,,4 , - 4sl - - ** 7, L . - Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler said today he will "beef-up" patrols to the zone two area. A break-In Thursday night at - Richard's Grocery, 1506 W. 13th St., exploded Into five Sanford men being arrested and an officer being injured after an angry crowd flooded the business block. Two burglary suspects, Willie Johnson and Tony Dwight McGill were arrested after leaving the scene along with Albert Thomp. son, and Edgar Olive Gathers for disorderly conduct and Clarence Noble for disorderly intoxication. Gathers had charges of resisting arrest with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer added after officer Darrel Brewer was struck on the head with what Butler thinks was a brick. Brewer had just a headache from the injury Saturday morning, Butler said. Butler said a hostile crowd scene like what occurred 7bursday had happened three times since January in the zone two area, enclosed by Seminole Boulevard to 13th Street and Persimmon Avenue to First Street. - . " . /1, .L... __ . - im Noft WWIM*Md to .- - -- .-.----------- .-.- .--. - - -. . • . - dm lor w sisdim did vol spoiFwft S ___ loll Ob • swap ___ . . Isla bowt a 1111 • ____ • -. . .• - ____ . . * - - ' On Friday, Butler assigned five additional cars to the zone and he said there wW be added patrols in the future. He add thiere has been "lot of complaints from mercluuts, and people who live in the area." Parents are afraid to let their small children out, according to Builer. . • •- .. . . . •. "a WL -b Al In suqlst Susie 1S P!U SSei ................................................-. Its ___ . -. 't - ----- __! * -- -* -- T .• . - SNIn$ — - -: - N$ JaNSu - •: Of - F -:-w.- .----.- ' - -- - of America lag presided by LOb Ilanlses, Americanism chairman of the American L.gles Analilary Usk U. The flag was denated at the annual Business Edicatlus Day luichees held Friday at Sembele High Scbos$. Jun..- Lorima"nn.- In, In Longwood - * •- - The zone has been routinely patrolled but Butler said It Is not enough protection. He said Monday he did not know exactly how hcreased will concentrated In zone two area but will meet with his officers this week and Butler said there Is 'nothing else I can do" besides beefing-up the patrols to protect the hot spot—GARY GRAU Today - pa. Friday " qsrgw were two poll" Uskert was an unsuccessful, U111801011 Mayer J by 611 qg4p a Ciwl. We &A Sum a uawii to the city Johe candidate two years ago. Iamiaoiis Wo Sues Mais lie city sm the bend LsIbswgir, a HI arIs Pappu,. h Mrs. Lanazm's name will Around The Clock ----------4.A Iforaceps ................. PfSui M'1ii we 't of k)'lVk iub now oss the ballot asrequired Bridge .....................44 NsqlW ..................2-A 0(Seas as M . ie.MW 11a1* T he - es - Samlusle WO Rcesl Aisietaut PrImdpsJ Wayne Epgs cijlj Isese a United State OLD. OLORVI NW uoi - - • - ---*_ -• -- n - -. -___ - - -: o aYa n . .• * CARSON CITY, Ne,. (UPI) this year aad the third due tjte Into the acid causing were dropped. Bishop, dressed down to the end," said Mills opponents of the death penalty to win a legal delay of the been Involved In 18 contract — Jesse W. Blov. a praise supromoomtordw g4a2 the turns, to rise under In a newly Ironed white shirt, Lane, a long-time Nevada held a candlelight vigil, and execution, killings, apparently involving dorel gan wbo bragged cepital purilthm,M laws In the metal ch.Irhe was dropped prison denim pants and white prosecutor who witnessed the recited the Lord's Prayer Bishop, who spent 20 of his 46 narcotics. AM his Uh of Amy aim IM W &I the dwMers, chat and socks, looked each witness in execution. together when they learned years in prLson, was convicted Goldman quoted Bishop as bmatiftl women 4 ft& His ftd words to dele ar.' the eye and nodded to his , I , ,, Bishop was dead. of the fatal shooting of David saying 10 of the slayings took ..I ,,,e was cool U COUM friend, reporter Mike Donahue *nod all Mtam$s to asvs Prison Diector eriss WOW Ballard of Baltimore, Md., place in Southern California another himaadceilywiattohiidsath . Jr.Wwe,'1ismsmssedIp Daring th. execution, of Las Vegas. He also wagged "Thestateof Nevada has now during a casino robbery in Las and six more in the Northeast. Dunbar of i,sri V UIReno. ,hot* aitalot oft b down Uo road of we that Ive BIthop's boa' twitched, its his finger. declared to its own citizens and Vegas that netted him $278. No details of the alleged ,, , ie all my We." hssdras and fsllsiv.riitimes "He looked each one of us In to the people of this country and Shortly after the execution, wiiigot is whiff' , were immediately R we, IIE4OIPI ubsotly of to his chest its eyes dosed ur la. the eye and smiled slightly, of the world that the killing of a Nevada District Judge Paulkillin wOi.u,, called I " his mouth cams ajar. He took ' "OP ' "f' lirvardaadwpmayhs,. i_ Was ed a smile. Rapid Then he made a gesture with hwnan being is an acceptable (oldznan of Las Vegas, one of available. noils 6ML99 a several - br.SthS. Afteshru bees Invsl'sd In cautruet the r breathing followed, and then his hand as the pellets dropped answer to a social problem," the three Judges who sentenced Goldman said Bishop hillingshoddillostotheonehe . Several Mb*u No body was in the scid. He took deep said Henry Schwarzschild of Ilishop to death, disclosed he "showedsome remorse" for the wan .acutsd fer, -emjiid deed rno*—. .aeepl for an p IP1 movements SCU. breaths as though deliberately the American Civil Liberties had talked to Bishop at the Ballard slaying, saying he had DIp was te second man at 12:21 am. I'Dz Is-mitts. - c--'iaai chumiàr. "I'll say one thing for Bishop trying to breathe In the fumes." Union, which tried Un- prison in August. He said never been Involved In anything In the lutist Before lb. deadly pellet. - he had a lot of guts right Outside the prison, about 75 successfully right up to the end Bishop then told him he had like that. iN! ---.. , . - •- J sse Bis op Goes oolly' To Gas chamber . 'I •. ___ - L In eppsdm*huItoy Iiidii ihe II1Sr by the city charter, Qty Clerk Calendar ...................2-B Ohihaurles .................2-A Jtkt. i1w ittWd01il1r0InII7I his, PII 1 itda Martin said. Comics ....................4.1 OIJKJELVES ..............1.1 .• Se — alerted UppIUUI two Qialifylag far the seat C'r'rarr Langwood has 3,142 persons Crossword .................48 Sparta .................... 4.7-A Vagui'a did 10 years age. vacated by Goldberg were ?"led to cast ballots In the Editorial . .................. tA Televisles .................1.1 .•;. sifor SeSums. ' —"01g tar the 141110M- JuTyMutMaadIt.,sluakemt. Dec 4 mimlcipal election. Dear Abby .................1-B Weather ................ 2*-f A ,..- *5, - 44• :- -• - - - - - . t I.09 ____________________ ________________ � 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 37-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald